Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 10, 1893, Page 5

WESTERN PUBLIC BUILDINGS | s, Report of Progress Made on Nebraska and Towa Postoffioes. CONDITION OF THE OMAHA STRUCTURE Fow the Approgriations Have Deen Ex- pended Thus Far and Foreeast of Future Developments Number of Clties. WasnixaTox, D, Oy, Jan. 9.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee]—Tn his annual report Just made to the sceretary of the treasury, the supervising architect speaks av length of the statusof the work upon Omaha's new federal building and the accounts re- lating to it He'says: At the date of the last re the sketch, plans and detailea estima: the cost of the building had been approved by the secrotary of the treasury and inte rior and postmaster general in the manner required by law and the working drawings and spe tions were then being prepaved for the general excavation and the basement and arca walls, Subsequent to the date of the last report the eations for the general ex sted and November 14, 1501 d into said work entively completed February 18, 18 into for the st bric k of ort. of fic awings and specifi- » com- 1 e t was which has been a contract was entered ne masonry, cut stone and the basement, ete., which z completion. May 28, 1502 et was entered into for the con tive iron work of the priuncipal tloor, which v ipplicd us the pre of the masonry requires, The drawinge and svecifications for the different branches of the work yet to be done ave being pr and when they shall have been con compe proposals will be invite: contracts entered into therofor so as to se- cure the continuous prosecution of the work Farther Estimates Mad Bills wore introduced during the last ses- sion of congress to provide for increasing the Limit of cost of this building, and in ance with s thisofice submitted ¢ mates th to the committee on public buildings ana grounds January 22, 1502, and had certain_correspondence in connection therewith. Tt was stated in the last report that o further appropriation of $100,000 was nsked in the estimates of ropriations 180203, under the iimt of cost prescribed by act of congress approved J of congress approved At Lappropriation of $200,000 for the con tinuation of the building undor the present Yimit A further appropriation of $200,000 will be in the estimates of appropriations , in order to pre any interruption of the continuous prosecution of the work #500,000.00 sk is being site and in- cldental ex 100,000.00 Building pr to Sepien 1,477.97 g the yoar i ), 1802 77,987.78 ) asury.. ) 820,084.09 hands’ of disbursiig 82 Bilan agent Anount Amount tembe: g 450.21 teontract abilitie 43,640.00 actually available 30, 1892, . . Other Nebraska ¥ Supervising Architect Edbrooke has this to say of other Nebraska federal buildings: Fremont postofiice, December b, 18 department made payment of the pure money for the propert The sketch plans and detailed estimates of cost of the build- ing were approved i and specific ;. competitive proposals wer , and May 17, 1802, u proposal epted for the general excavation and temporary drainage which work has been completed September 2, a contract was entered into for the erection and completion of the building except interior finish, heating apparatus and approaches, under which work has b commenced and is being prosceuted. The drawings and specifications for the interior finish, heating apparatus and approaches will be propar ompetitive proposals invited and conty entered into for these branches of the t the proper times. Appropriation for purc und commencement of building. .. 3 For completion of building under preseut limit........ g 85,000.00 ount appron i L 60,000.00 xpended for site and incldontal ox- penses. B ¥or building during the 'y Septembor 30, 1892 B Balance In treasury ... Gaasend 9,29 Balance in hand of disbursin 100,00 Total bulance September 30, 1892, . 9,29 Amount of contract linbilities. ...\ 2319600 Amount actually availab ber 30, 18 S s 27,183.29 Tt was stated in the last report that the attorney general had rendered an opinion in regard to the validity of title to the prop- erty selected as a site for the building, and that the dey ment was taking action in regard to making payment of the pur- chasc money. Other Work Pushed. October 19, 1891 oney for the prope; action taken in regard to obtain- ¢ of the site and certain informa- tion needed in connection with the prep: tion of plans. A proposal was accepted November 1, 1801, for the general excavat 1 P! ary drainage, including sewer connections, and suid work has been completed and paid for. i 4 contract was enterod into the erection and_ completion of the building, excepting he: and supplemoentar or e of site ,000.00 6,168.81 Beatrice purchase and proy ing a sur ment of the was made tuting saudstone for y g exterior walls of the building, et under which the work has been prosecute: 80 that the masonry is now up to the first story, and the iron columns, girders plates and beaws, ete., are in position. The draw- ings and_specitications for the heating ap- paratus will be prepared, competitive. pro- posals invited and a contract therefor en- tered into at the proper time, A bill was introduced in congress at its last session to provide for the extension of the limit of the cost of the building from $060,000 to £65,000 and for a further appropria- Lion of #5000 under the proposed extension of limitof cost upon which this ofice submitted a report June 6, 1802, showing that said sum Wils necessary Lo sccure the substitution of stone for bri facings for exterior walls of the building. Act of congress approved August b made an_appropriation of £,000 for the completion of the buildine. To ntupproprinted. .. 65,000 00 Expended for site and incfdental ©Xpons . 15,141 74 80 For bu 6.7563 20,595 04 35,902 10 ent 9,012 86 during the year endii 30, 189: R A T Lanee in hands of disbarsiig tal bulance Soptember 80, 1892,., 44,104 96 Awmount ntract Habllities . 40,840 67 Amount actually avatlable Septem- ber 80, 1592, e 8,204 At Nebraska City and Elsewhore, Nebruska City court house, postofice, ete, ; accordance with the statement made in the last report the small balance of the ap- propriation remaining available after the completion of this building was canr the surplus fund and covered into the during the las 1 Ottumwa, postoftice: In accordauce with the statement made in the last report the small balunce of the appropriations re- maiving available after the completion of this building was carried to the surplus fund snd covered into the treasury during the last fiscal year. Council Bluffs, postofiice, ete: In accord ance with the statement made in the last Teport the small balance of the appropria- tlons remaining available after the comple- tion of this building was carried to the sur us fund and covered into tho treasury dur the last fiscal year. ills were introduced during the last ses slon of congress to provide for the payment to the city of certain amounts for paving streets adlacent to the building, and in com lance with ru?uouln @ report was made Lhis oftice March 8, 1892, thereon to the committee on claims. 29 per, Minnie Grey, an inmate of the resort kept @t 110 North Ninth streos, appeaved at the | ments not published heretofore wer OMAHA D ,ynm aftornoon to file a nst Louis Goldsmith, whom she charged with an attempt to kil her. She said that she had been Goldsmith's mis- tress for some time, but lately they had quarreled. He came Into the house Sunda night and caught her alone in a room where he drew a revolver and would have killnd her but for the interference of other in- mates. N AN — Perfect action and perfeot h ealth resul from the useof DeWitt's Little Early Risers A perfect little pill. (RSN — BOARD OF TRADE. Organize and Elect OMcers— Lively Board Meeting. Yesterday the new directors of the Board of Trade met and organized by electing W. A. L. Gibbon president, W. N. Babeock vice president, H. F. Cady second vice president, and S. A, McWhorter treasurer. Prior to this election the old directors had a short meeting and did a little busi- ness of 1o publio interest It was decided that the election of a secre- tary should be put over til Standing the next m Directors another meeting, mmittees will be announced at ng of the directors. Secretary Nason stracted to notify delinguent member: t unless their dues were paid within thirty days their memberships would be adver 1 for sale, Last t the regular meoting ard w ittended by about s members, the largest number that has | out to a monthly meeting in so loi time that none of the members care t tly when 50 big a crowd was pr Martin, in retiring, made a cl of the work done by the board st year, and some suggestions. for the futur © reports of the secrctary and treasurer » read, aud, having becn endorsed by the auditing committee, were adopted ring the t Martin . who in his hoard th m g these the ale of div of introduced Preside sures. contemplated building and the proceeds among md, it was pro- s a' stock company, Chird, it was proposed to continue the board under its present charter, reduce the dues 1o §12 per year, make nocessary changes in the bylaws, and organize a_chamber of com- merce under control of the board « 1 discussion of the propositions re- sulted in a determination to submit the mat ter to the members and secure an - individual expression from each, to be acted upon at the next meeting After passing a resolution, not without op- position, favoring the passage of a bill by the legislature to pay a bounty of $1 per ton on sugar manufactured in the state, adjourn- ment was to of the the the posed to S N A Child Enjoys e pleasant favol tion ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when i a laxative, and if the father or costive or bilious, the most gratif esults follow its use; so that it is the be nily remedy known and every family should have a bottie. 1d s0oth- need of S —— Attend Haydens’ special linon sale. CHARTER AMENDMENTS. Nearly Ready Go to the Legislature with the Bill Now The charter amendment committee held a meeting yesterday afternoon in the council mber and nearly completed its labors, All mendments herctoforo proposed and sub- ain gone over and adopted, and the work of the committee is nearly Teady to be submitted to the council. A meeting will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock, prior to the session of the city coun- cil, and the work of the committee will be closed up. It will then be submitted to the council Perhaps the most important change made yesterduy was that governing the Board of Public Works. The old_section is com- pletely done away with and an enti plan has been adopted. The powers of the board are about the same as heretofor there is no materfal chango in that reg Under the new order of things the boar: nsist of a chairman, who wil ary of the board, At a salavy of £2,000 and two other members, one of 1 be sewer inspector and the other mmissioner, each of whom shall re- 52,000 per year. They shall be a pointed on the first Mond. hold until the 93, and the 5 shall be two Dossesses the appointat council the power of ¢ A small number of such The mayor » power and the mation, of other minor amend- adopted by the committee, nve Doctor Bills, Chicago Daily Calumet. Many a doctor’s bill has been saved by the use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remed The name is a household word in many parts of the countr Chamberlain’s med nes have an extensive sale in the World's Fair City any many people testify to the merits of their different remedies. Atwtend Haydens’ special linen sale. Bellevue College Doings. “Z1p, boom, bah,” and like sounds rose on the evening airof the sleeving valley last Monday evening as the train drew up at the Bellevue station. It was the arrival of about sixty students for the winter term of the college. By the next evening the num- ber had swelled to eighty. y avery one of the forme and fifteen new ones, re full to the Omaha representatives are Misses May B, ernes and Amy Watts, Messrs, B, B. Co; 3. Cramer, A. C.' Litherland and C. B. C. Ray, D.D, of the Chicago d of Aid for Colleges visited the colloge Wednesduy., He met the stud and delivered a half hour g interest and inspiration elf as highly pleased with the work of the college. A committee of the students wiited upon the doctor and app to him for help to erect new buildings, so much needed. They d_the promise that he would try to securo $5,000 #r the college this winter. ere given some pointers as to 000 more Longsdorf, who has been at the Louis law school, has returned to his udents he colleg, rofters, he how to raise Mr. Geos St. riou ices were neld at the village church every night last week, with deepen- ing interest. Miss Blanche Davies, class of 02, visited here over last Sunday and went to Spring- field, where she began teaching on Tuesday. ‘The public school resumed work on Tu day. Mr. W, B, Lower of Omaha has been making a fine record as principal. It Took Trouble, But He Got It. About twoor three months ago I pur- chased from youa bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, put up in Des Moines Ia, Such good results were obtained from its use that I enclose #1.00 and ask you to send mo two bottles by express.—J. A, Scriven, 18 E. 15th street, New York City. To H. H' Lane, druggist, Peekskill, N. Y. Mr Seriven is president of one of the largest shirt factories in New York and widely known in busiuess circles. When troubled with a cold, give this remedy a trial, like M riven, you will want it when again in ueed of such a medicine. 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. e Attend Haydens’ special linen sale, i compunied by Mr. and Mrs DWITT GOT THE DIAMONDS Confession of a Young 8t Lous Thief Who Made a Rich Haul. JEWELS PAWNED THE IN OMAHA Guests of Harsts' Hotel Robbed of Property Valued at One Thousand Dollars by A Bell Boy-Other_ Lin- coln Nows. LixcoLx, Neb., Jan. 9.—[Special to Tar Bee|-H. S. Sternberger, a prominent merchant of Piqua, O., and Detective Ed- ward Flynn of St. Louis arri today and identified young Harry Dewitt, the youth who was found with a number of arrested for petty larceny, as having been employed at Hursts' hotel, St. Louis, last when $1,000 worth of diamonds were stolen from Mrs. Sternberger. Dewitt was at that time a bell boy in the hotel and going under the name of Cantwell. Mrs Sternberger had given the key to her room to the elevator boy, John McGrath, being in a hurry to take. carriage for a d nd instructing the boy to leave it with the clerk. When she returned she found the diamonds and a pocketbook aining #0 had disap- peared. She at first supposed that her husband, who had frequently chided hor for rarclessness, had taken them to tease but when convinced, that he hadn'c. od the matter in the hands of the police Cantwell or DeWlitt and McGrath ested, but as nothing could be proven againt them, they were released. When confronted today DeWitt broke down and confessed to the theft, but claims MeGrath, who is now in Burlington, had secured the greater part of the stuff. An officer sent to the Bagle pawnshop, Omaha, a vortion of the diamonds had been pawned. DeWitt will go back without a requisition, and will plead guilty Owing to the fact that the Omaha term of the federal court was not finished until late aturday night, and that a jury was still out this morning, Judge Dundy did not come down to open the term at Lincoln, but will be h tomorrow. Marshal Slaughter and District Attorney Bake me down today. The petit jury reports tomorrow, but the grand jury is not cited to appear before Jan- uary ¥ were hionable Wedding Celenrated. Miss Josephine Richards, daughter of T, D. Richards of Fromont, was marriod_to Al- fred D. Sears of Chi at the Holy Trinity piscopal church at 1o Owit to the fact that the county of Dodze has no county judge at present, and no one empoy sred o iago liconscs, the par e t T'he bridal couple we L. D. Rich Mrs. Sears and Howard H. Sear and brother respectively of the groom, ) and Mrs. T. P. Lyman'of Hooper, Mrs. Alic Nicodemus and Charles Nicodemus. A brief reception was held at the Hotel Lincoln the party returned at 1:40 to Fremont, ing tarried in Lincoln but fifty-fiv A reception will be tend this evening, after which the startfor their Chicago home. Magoon and the Chie Attorney C. E. Magoon of this city is sining four of the chiefs from Okla- 1 of whom are here to consult with him in regard to the allotment of lands from the United States government to their tribe. Mr. Magoon went to Washington in the in- of his dusky clients some weeks ago and will represent them until they arrive at a settlement with the government. The names of the four chiefs now here aré White Horse, Paw Paw, White Water and John Cleghorn, the latter being the interpreter. Allare fine specimens of the Otoe tribe and aro above the a ze in intelligence. They return to Oklahoma tomorro. Lord Jones® WilL. The will of the late James Edwin Jones of Wrington, England, has been filed for pro- bate in this county, where the dece owned considerable property. The ment isa peeuliar one, mammoth seals of her majes h court absolutely devoid of pune- due to the fact that the interpreva will as it is, not a: tor intended, and a misplaced poin might consequently overturn a e. Jacob Bigler, for county, butnow of Imperial, is_one of tho oxecutors, and is also one of five Ne who inherit an eighteenth portion “American property,” which is thought to include notes, mortgages, etc.,as well as real propert; The other Nebraska legatees are Oscar A. Mullou, court reporter, Robert Mitchell, jr. stockbuyer, James Hadley, farmer, of Lin coln, and Andrew Dore of Cumden, Neb, Their shares will be in the ncighborhood of $10,000 each, Among his bequests 2500 for a monument to John Locke, the English philosopher and theologian, at his birth- place near Wrington, and an ‘equal sum for & monument at Epping Forrest, where Locke died. Lincoln. at Fremont young couple docu- English court the tes! Pollce Court Nows, ed Young, the fellow who was struck with a_hatchet I vening by John Hilzer, was not hurt as badly as was at first thought, although he will not be able to be out for some days. Hilzer was_ released on 500 bail this morning to appear Wednes: Frank Frazier is in the with larceny from the per swers the deseription of a chap wh Walter M. Ware on a passenger tr was stunding at the Rock Island depot Sat- urday. Frazier is the star bouncer aud re- puted husband of s courtesan, and the complaint alleges that he asked Ware to change o ce and when the lutter had counte zier grabbed it and il charged zier an- buncood ent to the county jail for wpting to stab Milt Vance, a_hostler ut Ensign's barn, He didn’t succeed, but was dly used up with a s ined’ pitchfork in Vance's hunds. George Winc s accused of secret- ing in his rooms in the Hall-Lansing block, T, Campbell, a young man whom the po- unsuccessfully searched for to answer to the charge of forging Plummer, Perry & Co's. name to a $60 check, but had his case con- tinued for one week. City In Brief, Relatives of Fred Erskine, the young man who unsuccessfully ~tried to cominit suicide in Omaha yesterdiy, went up to bring the young man back toddy. The young follow's father is well-to-do, o des at the cor- ner of Sixteenth and K street The report of Heal December shows thir month, exclusive of five still_born Typhold feve mise of sev Mark Jennings of Rising, a student at the Western Normal, fell on_the ice this morn- ing and broke his left thigh bone, The boy has been a cripple from birth, and will be taken home as s0on as he is able to_travel. A local council of the Printers Protective fraternity was formed in this city yesterday. The men composing it are employed at the Journal and Call oftices, John A. Forbes' barn, at Seventeenth and for children, was responsible for the de- . R streets, was destroyed by fire last night. 1t is supposed to be of incendiary origin. - Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune. These little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dys- pepsia, bad breath, constipation and bilious- ness. Highest of all in Leavening Power.-— Latest U. S, Gov't Report, Roal Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE pawn | checks for diamonds on his person when | LY BEE: APRLICTED ALL. IS LIS OATARRHAL ABSOESS AND DEAFNESS Chronte Discharges from the Ears, with Denfness, Entirely featba by Gentle, MethodswThe Testimony of & Well Known Young Man of this City. Adreaded torm of catarrh Js seen in cnses whon the earsdischargepus and the hearin 18 impaired. Such cases are Impossibie o usuaily troatod.” Tt requites faultioss methods and exceeding onreto hoal the ulcers, check tho flow of matter and restore the hear- fog. Thisnotable and happy result was at- taned, however, in the quse of Mr. Earl Co- burn, with Ackerman Bros. & Heintz, and 1Ly 1 08 Bristol streot, with his father, J. W. R contractor and butlder. 1 he facts In 86 arogiven Dby the patient, as B BRISTOL EARL COBURN, 2 ut twe r slneo Infanoy 1 have been afilicted ning ears. At times, from colds ¢ Ausos. thoy would cather und bre ways, and ever, the ulct ape, and was 80 0ffonsive as to he lutolorable. 100z with the discharze of pus Isuffere eir- © and pains in the load--oftenest at nlzht. he nutaralefect of the cavarrhal ulcorntion Was to m tke mo doaf, and for years I could not hearordinary conversation. and becaye, fin- ally. insensible to nll but the loudest nolse Tt was plabi to me that the chances by my our produced by a destructive catarth of 0 m years'standing. must be serious, 4t not e wble: nnd when relief Decume nn urzent neces- amatterof much thoughttui con- fon how and where T should find it. From parsonal knowledgo of whnt Drs, Gopo- Innd wnd Shepard had done for friends, 1 folt sure they coullcure me if such a thine were possibles and the result of their trentument tfied my confidence in them. The ulcera- n 18 healed, the dischnrge of matter has on- tirely nd my hearing wonderfully im- proved w nearly perfoet, 1t I8 still gotting ong. Isit strange it L 1 words of cirnest praise to tho ho have done so much for tment has heen mild and with- sencfited my adly verify,to the fotter, any tim a1 d Drs. Copeland and Shepard to'my ty yours ottier but nl- hus matter would es- \y out pain, eral honl this intel rec friends. A Woyd to Mail Patients. Those who take mail treatment are entitled to thelow rates for all diseaso: ns well ns those who apply atthe office personully. Drs. ind nnd Shepard huve so perfectod their Of maii or home treatment that they 1 auiteus well in this way as they do In 11 who reside at u dis- nlently should write for symptom Questions aboutall chronle iroubles cheerfully unswered. Nervous Diseases Cured. Skin Diseasss Cured. $5.00 A MONTH. Catarrh trented at $5.00 a month—medi- cines free. For all other diseases the rates will be low and uniform. Patients atadis- tance successfully treated,- Send for sym- tom blank. COPELARD MEDICALNSTITUTE Rooms 811 New York Lifo Butlding, Omaha, Neb, W. H. COPELAND, M, D, HEPARD, M, D, arrh and all disoases of the . Throat and Lungs: Nervous Dis- Sicin Diseases, Ch-onic Discises. > Hours—9 to1la, m., 2605 p. m., 7108 p. 10 a. m. to 12m. A Powerful Flesh Maker. A process that kills the taste of cod-liver oil has done good service—but the process that both kills the taste and effects par- tial digestion has done much more. Scott’s Emulsion stands alone in the field of fat-foods. It is easy of assimilation because part- ly digested before taken. Scott's Emulsion checks Con- sumption and all other wasting diseases. Preparod by Scott & Bawne, Chemis Now York. Bold by drugelscs svorswhere, JAPANESE PLLE CURFE A new and completa treatmont, consisting of Sup- osltorios, Olntment in Capsuls, also in box and Billa"A oultive oure for Ketarnal, Tncerant Bling or Bloeding, Itohing, Chronio, Recont or Hereditar Piles. 'This romedy has nover boon known to fal 1 por 'box, 0 for &5r sent by matl. Why suffor from this terrible discsso whon & writton gunrantes is positively givon with 6 boxes oF rofand tho monoy Inoteured? Send stamp for fron samols. Guare Dtos isxuod by Kuha & (0., drag4Ials, 8015 agonts Toer 15th 1014 strasts Omahy. Neb. 5 3 S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- ment, & specific for 11 la, Dizziness, Fits, Neu- ralgls, Headache, N us P’rostration caused by Mental Depression, Softoess of the Braln, A cuy.death, Preature Old Agp, Power in bithor sox, n..,,,u‘..r.yy‘ 1 Fomalo Woaknossos, Thvolintary Losses. Spermar torrhea caused by over-exortion' of the brain, A '8 troatment §1: 6 for $3; by mall. We guar- antee v boxes to cure. K order for 6 boxes with #5 will send written guarantee ©o refund If not cured. Guarantee lssued only by Theodore F Lewls, drug- siat ol uont, soutionst coraer ith aad. Faroass Omaha OPIUME G evar B X ARTS s on “B' stroet from Wth steeot to 17th street, You are Lereby notified that the undor - slgned, three disinterested freshoiders of th & TU(TIIE OWNERS OF city of Omuha, have bosn duly Appointo by tho mayor, with the approval of the city ©ouncil of said city, to assess the damage to the owners respectively of tho property af- fected by the grading of B street from 1ith stroet to 1ith stroet, deelarod nocossary by orainance No. 3335 pussed December Lith, 1503, aporoved Decenber 10th, 180 You are further notified that having cepted sald appolntment, and duly qualified as required by law. we will, on the 1240 duy of J D. 1803, ut the {4 o'clock at'the office J. Paul, the cor- for the pur- In2 the assoss- respectively of b am 'street, porate Hmits of said elty, meo pose of considering and w ment of dawage to the own. sld property affected by sald grade, taking 10 consideration special bonefits. It any, You ure notifled o be presoul at the time and place aforesald and make any objestions Lo or stitements concernin : sald asseasment Of dawages wy you way consider proper WG i i, STOOK DALE a-diog W. G . JAS. Owalia, Neb, Dee. 27th, 1802 with ulcorous, run- | heartlly TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1803, AMUSEMENTS BOYD'S niha ’I‘()nigl)-t, at 8. OH, WHAT A HIT! JAMES T. POWERS And one Long Laugh in A MAD BARGAI See Powers flirt at the ball, Hear Dailey sing “Coiumbus " Seo Leona Forrest's gro it kiok Prices—First floor, and $1.00. Balcony, 50c anc Gallery, THEREE NIGHTS THURSDAY' | COMMENCING Matinoe Saturday. HoYT'S A TRIP TO CHINATOWN, As played over 400 consecutive nizhts at Hoyt's Madison Square theater, New York T LAST NIGHT. IAN. 12, The sale of seats will open Wednesday morn- fng at the following p wor. b and $1.00; balcony, 50 and 7 allory, 2 FARNAM St. THEATER PRA | Like Rome all Roads lead to the House of :Success WM. A. BRADY'S See the River of Roal Water. Wednesday and Saturday Matinea, Y. M. C. A. HALL. Tuesday Eve., Jan. 10. N, O o e ROBERSON " ERSTNDIANS 1t views of cities, tomples, pala- ed seats50e at Chase & Eddy's and Y. | M.C. A ofice. Now on sale. ONDERLAND w 2 Hn(yBIJOU THEATRE. ALL THIS WEEK. THE GOLDEN GIANT AND THE Novelty Transatlantic Co. LESS THAN POPULAR PRICES. EXPOSITION HALL, FRIDAY, JAN. 13. | OVIDE MUSIN The Celebrated Violinist and His Company of Artists. Anig Louise Tonner-Husin, - Soorano Ingz Parmenter, - Mezzo-Soprano Pior Delosta, - - 8 Bass | A Delightful Progam of Enjoyable Music. DO NOT MISS IT, Popular Prices—31.00, 7c, fe. Kosorved seats on sale Wednesday morning at Ford & Cnarlton's, | DEFORMITY BRACES Elastic Stocking Trusses, Crutches, Batteries, Water Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies 114 §.46thSt., , Next to Postoffice DR. MCcCGREW THE BPECIALIST, Is unsurpassed in the treatment of all PRIVATE DISEASES and all Weakness and Disorders of MEN 18 years experienca. Writo for circulars and question list free. 14th and Farnam Sta,, Omaha, Neb. vosgceccosesas: ecou: RIPANS TABULES Toguiats e itutach, v it By 1! the blood, are safe and effectual e best médicine known for biligus: cms, ‘Conatipation, dysientia, fov] breath, headache, heurthurn, foss of appetite, wental dopression liccaien"vimpy ot} and overs mpure blood, or & faihirs by th i to perform thelr proj vt o ovirentlie ara b Eachmead, by rom, i RIPANS CHINTCAL, 60,510 Riruco br - New ¥ eonscescs H. Lochli pherson, Mohr, Peter Dohl, W You are h slenod, th . Tzscuch, James O, ) 1ter L. Selby the ‘under holders of the n duly appointed by or with the approval of the city couri- aid city, 1o assess th pectively of the pr 3 by ordin SSATY t0 be appropriat the use of 1y, owners d for i the purpose of opening and extending Sixteenth strect from Vinton street to the south city limits. You are further notified, that having ac- cepted sald appointment, and duly qualified as required by law, we will, on the S0th day of January, A. D. 1893, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the 10an, at' the office of T. B, McCul- loch, root 542, New York Life bullding, within the corporate Hmits of said city, meet for the purpose of considering and making the assess- ment of to the owners respectively, of ty, by reason of such taking and tion' thereof, tuking into consideras tion spoc benefits, ifan Xho property beloiiglig 10 you, propased to be appropriated as aforesald, and which has o declared nocessary by ‘the council, hy ordinanee, to approprinte 1o the use of the city, volng situated in sald city of Omaha, in the county of Douzlas, and state of Nebraska, 15 deseribed as follows, to-wit: of w66 féot of lot 46 homa; w16 feet of | subdivision of lot 48, homi; w66 feet of sublot 24 feot of lot 15, Onk 11111 N foot of lot 16, Ok HIll No. 2 3-7-8, Mottor's subdivision of lot 48, plat, Okahoma; n 200 foet w 66 | of lot 46, 8. E. Rogers’ plat, Okahou 16 feet lot 13, Mottor's subdivision of lot 45, 8. Rogers' plat. Okahoma; w 36 feet of sublot 20; w 1 lot 9, Mottor's subdivi- S Rogers' 'plat ahoma: w n 16, Oak HIL No. appropr of lot o [ be preseut at the time 1 make any objections sald proposed ap- | propriat ut of dumuges, as | You may cobsider prope 3 STOUKDALE, JG-d20t Omaha, January 6, 1893, | und upwards. of cheats In shoes than in anything e detect them. Goodyear and 'se that you buy. Youn can't Wardwell welts parade as hand sewed split leather as full stock -oil cloth as pat- ent leather- American calf as French and a late wrin- kle adds the smell of Russia leather to a piece of calf tanned by some enterprisi Your ng yankee down east. safety lies in buying of a house that you can trust-one that will give you new shoe! shoes don't wear as they should. pay back your money if yo soon. We sell shoes for wha S Or your money back if your We do that very thing ur shoes go back on you too t they are. Wardwell welts are Wardwell welts; Goodyear welts are Goodyear welts and our hand sewed shoes stitch. ,We sell shoes that wear. insist on from the men who It s done more to build up o ent magnitude than any spring purchases of shoes are sewed by hand, every That's the first point we make our shoes \le_m‘ltlvitx. ur shoe business to it's pres- other one thing. Our early are here today -in the new shapes as well as the old standbys. The workingman's . shoe at one twenty five, with solid leather insoles snd counters. The solid American calf—made with genuine Goodyear welt = at two dollars shoe for the average man ever made. ninety shoe-made of the fin ican cali—the equal of any uine, every stiteh by hand Fren (two dollars under the shoe stof kinds of shoes are here today it in all widths—in all styles of I peaked point of the dude to the dollar shoe shop sho. and fifty cents -the best The dressy three est of selected stock—Amer- the gen- ch calf at five dollars and a half res). All these and many more 1 lace and con inall s sts-—in all toe shapes from the wide toe of a best g dad—in eSS plain or tipped: Also swell shapes in enamels and patent 1 ther tips. Of course you expec! ing here, same ¢ REMOVAL VAN COTT JEWE For Thirty Days on v weo will offer ou Christmas Jowelr t to save on your shoes by buy- 3 you do in your clothes and hats. AND YOU Wil i s L. ALE. LRY COMIPANY, ar entivs stock of Diamoals and y and Silverware at 1oss than manofacturar's cost. Fourteenth and Farnam Streats Will move Jan. 1, to N. W. Cor. 1ith and F' arnam, SAPES FOR SATLX. e e e — DrDOWNS 1316 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. TThe eminont speclalist i norvous. chronte, priy, reglsterad uradunty tn modicine, as 41 piomas aid o Cess oatarsh, 108t manhood anaitnal weaknoys ixices Iy used. Now trontment for 1038 0f vital powor. ¥ i) correspondence. “Medloing or Instrumoni s b o Sontonts or sodor. o poraonal intorviaw pfi! Book (Myaterles 0f Lifa sont £ros. OUlies hyurss o re s, PEOPLE "™ Putting OFF THE DAY Intending soon to consuit a Successul Specialist WHY THIS DELAY? Chronio, Private, Nervous and Surgical Diseases CURED, Lost Manhood, Female Wenknesses, Etc., CURED. CONSULTATION FREE, Treatment by Mail. Address with stamp for particulars, which will be ent In a plain envelope, C. W, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Rooms$, 61, 0, 915, 110-115 &, 15th Street, Omuha We will send you the n French Preparation C. free. and a legal guarant CALTHOS ‘will Rest Ieaiih, Strength vyl 8 VON MOHL CO., b, Cluclanatl, Oblo, The Mercer. Omaha’s Newest Hotel COR. 12TH AND HOWARD 873, 40 Rooms at $2,50 per day. 60 Rooms ut $3.00 per day. 90 Reom with Bath at 83.0) per day. 8 Roows with Bath at $3.9) to $4.60 por day, OPENED AUGUST 1st Modern in Every R ot Newly ¥ hed Thro _ C.S.ERB. Prop. Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway, corner Prince NEW YORK OCITY. Rofitted and renovated under now nianuge- ment, on Buropen plan. -KRoom rates # Restuurunt equal 1o th at moderale rates. Streel curs from all 1. stations and steamboat and landings vass the door. HILDRETHE ALLEN, Propriotors WINTER RESORTS. 2 THE OGLETHORPE, BRUNSWICIK, GA, RFECT WINTER KESOK Jan. 4 nd for clroular thfulelimate, balmy wan alr. and aquatic 1 sports, WARREN LELAND, Jr., Manager, ghout. in the it ¥an o o ore ate, b1aod, skin and urinary diseasos. ttiontos show, is still trenting with th grontost sues 08304 and all forms of private dlssa iy, No morogs (104 unablo Lo visit mo may by trested at h Mlor o cprass socuroly packed, uo maras to | Consultation fre>. Corraspin'tn 10n 00p.m. Sundays 10 a.m. to 12 m. Send A rogular ana 2wp for raply Ladies' Perfact SYRINGE. The ouly porfect vaginal \ectal Syrioo in the od without loak- nd soiling the oloth- necossitating thy use of n vossel, snd which i also be used for roctal Injections oF rrigatios SOFT U BBE L AND HARD RUBBER BHELL, Price $3.00. Matl orders sollelted. TheAloe & Penfold Co., 16th Stroef, I MO POSTOFKICE yslolnns’ proscriptions ratoly propured f low prico Natiopal Bank, 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHNA, NER, Capital .$100,000 Surplus, .. $65,000 Oficers and Directors—1L It. C. Cushing, vice prosidont; ¢ Morae. John 8. Colllus J. N. 11" Roed, caslilor _THE TRON BANK, RVOUSPISORDERS SK3, DEBILIT prosidant Floa, W. V i lawls 8 . that a0 1 PERMA- and tons 0 every g curely paceed) tlon that cured A BRADLEY ATILE CREEK, A. H, DYER, ArChl! and Suoeriniendent Elevators, warehousos, factory bulldings, and all work requiriog a thorough wi ructical knowledge of construction aud srength of materisls, n spocialiy, 1. 0. Box 331, Fremont, Neby