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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

you there was a time when my body was
in such a diseased condition that my rel
ati7es and friends would have, at no time,
been surprised to learn Of my death.
1t was all due to kidney trouble, for which
! could secure no relief. l was under the
care Of my family physician for a number
OF years, but he was unable 70 do me any
good. / also consulted two noted spo-
cialists on kidney diseases, but they we're
unable to give me more than temporary
relief. / had already made application to
join the army, but was turned down on
account Of my bad physical condition.
Il was advised to try that greatest Of
all remedies-swAMP-RooT.
Il wrote to DR.. Kilmer & Co., at Bling
hamton, N. Y, for q sample bottle, and
its effect upon me was SO noticeable that
1 went Immediately and bought a supply
FROM my druggist, with the result that in
a comparatively short time had entirely
recovered and became the man you see me
now.
Il served a Number Of years in the army
and for the past four years l have been
connected with the Philadelphia Fire De-
partment. My work, both in the army and
lighting fires in Philadelphia, has been the
most arduous, and work that l could not
do, did / not have a strong physique.
II do not know what the words Kid
ney Trouble mean now, and do not expect
to. 1 cannot speak too highly of Swamp
Root. A few bottles of this great remedy
did more for me than a dozen physicians
could"
(signed) HUGO HUTT,
Sos Stillman St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
DIED.
sTRTETZ

STREET,. Fredicka, March Is. aged rs
years. Funeral Wednesday. March IS,
from residence. 1890 s. 18th. al 2 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

kinney trouble! Does your
back ache? Do you feel bad
all over and can't tell exactly
what's the matter? Have you
tried medicines or doctors with.
out benefit? Are you about
discouraged? Then do as l
did, and get well-Use DR.. Kill.
mer's Swamp-ROot! l know it
will cure you"
If he did this, would you be-
leve him?
Wouldn't you, if you were a
sufferer, follow his advice,
knowing that he bore living,
s%entient, vital testimony to the
wonderful virtues of this great
natural remedy?
VA ELL, that is just what
W Hugo HUT, strongest
man in the Philadelphia Fire
Department, hero of a hundred
battles with the fames, is do
ing now through the medium
of this newspaper.
Hugo HUT has been con-
nected with the Philadelphia
Fire Department for the past
four years. He is stationed
at the engine house at Nine
tenth and Callowhill Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
TO OPEN SEVERAL STREETS
Council Takes Preliminary Action Sitting
as Committee of the Whole.
FROM FLORENCE TO SOUTH OMAHA CLEAR
Two Openings of Thirtieth Street Will
Give Continuous ThOrOuEhfare
from North to south
Line of City.

Sitting as a general committee yester-
day afternoon, Councilmen Karr, Hascall,
Hoye. Whitehorn, zimman, Lobeck and
Trostler decided to buy a strip Of ground
forty feet wide and 100 feet long, owned
by the asslgnees Of the Harris & Fisher
Packing company, in order to open Ban
croft street from Twenty-ninth to a subway
that is to be constructed under the Union
Pacific tracks. The consideration is to be
the cancellation of the city and county
delinquent taxes against the whole prop
erty-about forty acres. The city taxes
amount to more than 1000 and the county
taxes to about 1000. The exchange is TO
be made only II the county commissioners
agree to cancel the county's portion Of the
taxes
W. A. DeBord. representing w. X. Pot
ter and other property owners, protested
against a proposed change in grade in the
alley between Cass and California streets
from Thirtieth street to Twenty-eighth av-
enue. He stated thai the residents on the
California street side Of the alley would
have their barns perched high in the air,
while the Cass street citizens would have
their stables at grade. Further, that the
majority Of the abutting property owners
now do not want the change, several hav-
ing signed the petition under misapprehen-
-
sion. The committee voted to ask the
mayor to veto the grade ordinance. 1t is
understood that the opposition also is &C
tive and has urged the mayor to sign the
ordinance, which is before him.
VIII Make Long Street.
John Butler and others spoke for the
Prospect Hill Improvement club regarding
an ordinance providing for the opening OF
Thirtieth street from Cunning to Hamilton.
me ordinance has been held back by the
council because the customary $25 to pay
| appraisers fees has not been deposited by
the club. Upon assurance that the money
will be forthcoming the committee ordered
the document reported for passage tonight.
Mr.. Butler stated that another ordinance
was being prepared calling for the opening
of Thirtieth street from Hamilton to Ames
avenue. This will mean a continuous thor
oughfare from Florence to South Omaha,
and is what many Of the interested prop
erty owners in and around Prospect Hill
desire.
George D. Patterson, agent for a lot
which is required for the opening Of Elev-
enth street near Seward. and which the
Union Pacific Railroad company agreed to
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
Fire Fighters Story
How the Strongest Man in the Philadelphia Fire Department Once
the .Weakest-GainedH His Strength and Health, by Using
Swah1pRoot, the Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy.

ERES the story of a man who was near deaths door and
4 was saved by using Swamp-Root.
If he came to you and said: "My friend, do you suffer with
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
SCHOOL BOARD CHANGES MIND
Resoinds It's Action on South Twenty
Fourth Street Grade.
FAVORs NEW SCHOOL ON WNroN SITE
Adopts Resolution Setting Up It's
Need and Promising to
Build One in Near
Future

Action taken by the Board Of Education
a week ago in refusing to sign the petition
for a change Of grade on Twenty fourth
street from L~eavenworth to Mason, was
rescinded last night and the matter placed
In the hands of the judiciary committee for
a report on the legal questions involved.
This was done upon the motions Of Mem
bers Mcintosh and Funkhouser. and after
Chairman Hartmann of the Southwestern
Improvement club committee and w. w.
Bingham had addressed the board.
Mr.. Hartmann said that the proposed
change in grade had been enormously
stated, and that 1t would not damage the
Mason street school property at all; that
the grade meant a car line to South omaha
via South Twenty-fourth street, and great
convenience to thousands OF persons. It
femained with the school board TO help out
'the citizens by helping them get the grade
and thereby the street railway, he asserted.
Mr.. Mcintosh spoke in a similar strain
and Mr.. Bingham remarked that the street
railway would be welcomed not only by
adjacent property owners, but by many
others as well. Member Funkhouser said
legal questions are concerned In the pro-
posed signature, and that IL had been
stated that if the board signs the petition
1t will waive all claims to damages.
, Seven Directing property owners sub
omitted a counter argument to the improv-
ers, declaring that the proposed change in
grade would place the school property hve
feet below the street, is OF no public neces-
sity and will render real estate In the vi
cinity of Twenty-fourth and Mason streets
worthless. 1t was filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
New school ON Ylnton site:

Member Cermak offered the following
resolution, which was adopted unanimously:
Whereas. The present school buildings on
.hhee nninnnSn sSieSt ~ ~ as contemDiata
erecting a new building years ago, and the
Vinton street site affords eminent location
for a school house; therefore belt
Resolved, That IL is the sentiment OF this
body to erect a modern. commodious build
ing on the Vinton street site in the near
future.
In connection with the Vinton street
school a petition with eighty signers of
the district WAS received, asking that a
new building commensurate with the de-
mands be erected on the present site next
year.
Chairman Stubendorf OF the committee
on buildings and property reported that
Thomas r. Kimball had been employed to
draw plans for the new Monmouth Park
school. and recommended that should the
plans be accepted Mr.. KimbaIl be engaged
to superintend the construction Of the
Moulding at a remuneration Of 5 per cent
~ its total cost. all plans and t~racings TO
2 become the property of the board. Tn re-
port was adopted withou. a dissenting
voice.
superintendent of Buildings Finlayson
was instructed to move the present Mon
mouth park school building to the north
west corner Of the grounds during vacation
In order to provide temporary quarters
while the new structure is going up. For
the new building it was decided to use
Hs'eam heat, for the purpose Of securing an
| Improvement in ventilation system. accord
ing TO Member Stubendorf.
After the regular order Of business was
transacted the board took another fall out
Of the rule revision, and succeeded in
working to the seventy-seventh page Of
the code and making a lot OF changes. most
OF them being unimportant. One depar-
ture, however, affects the salaries OF the
supervisors OF music and drawing. That
OF the former was reduced from $3.50 a
month to $3.50, and the latter from $40 to
$3.50. This makes their wages the same as
the supervisor Of kindergartens, and was
done upon the motion Of Member stuben-
dorf by a vote Of Z TO 6. The other sala-
ries remained the same as at present.
An attempt was made by Member Smith
to have passed a resolution making it I'M
necessary for cadets 20 have uniforms 20
aril at the high school. It was knocked
out without much trouble by Members
Christie and others.
One Of the new rules adopted gives teach
srs an opportunity to be sick and draw
pay for as much as three days in the year.
II they are caught shamming Instant dis
missal will be the penalty.
Permission was given the supervisor OF
drawing TO attend a meeting OF the West
Urn Drawing Teachers association at
springfield, ILL.,, in April.
Warrants amounting 20 STs1e2 for spe-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
WHERE THE COUNTY MONEY is
Treasurer EIsRsseF Makes HI
Monthly Showing of Funds
and DepOsitories.

Report of County Treasurer g. Fred FL
sasser showing the whereabouts Of the
county funds March 1:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
DIR. KiImer'S Swamp-ROOt,
NATURES GREATEST AID TO THE SUFFERING.

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

Totals .S6e,SO Nl4, 1877 Sls4'lSo.Zs
Comparative statement of expenditures
for first eight months of school years end
ing June 80, 1902, and June 80, 1903:
First Seven First Seven
Months Months
Year Ending Year Ending
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

LIERE sthe story as he gave 1t to a spe iaI representative Of PHILADELPHIA as
1 1 Great Newspaper, "The North American"
"Yu Will hardly believe IT when tell you there was a tms vborr NV boar u.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

TOO LATE To CLASSIFY.
WANTED-To buy a thoroughbred Jersey
Bee. N-M6O9
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

On Lentz q williams alleys last night
the Omahas won three straight games
from the Nationals. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17
Rosewater ImpaIes Karr.

Being repeatedly called upon to address
the meeting. Mr.. Andrew Rosewater con-
sented and spoke for over an hour on the
merits OF his measure, not failing during
the course of his remarks to plainly tell
HE auditors who were the eouneilmanic
barriers to his progress He vigorously ar
raigned the electric lighting company for
its 0pen manner in lobbying In the coun-
ell chamber. and for the alleged Statement
Of members Of that company that II con-
trolied the primaries Of the city, and would
control the council. He also said that the
"opea door" ordinance was drafted in the
once OF the electric light company.
MIR. Karr dare not retute my statement
he said. directing his words to the council
man. as Mr.. Nash has boasted that It
was 80 drafted"
Ringing cheers crested his disclosure
Using the words Of Mr.. Kari" he said
II will say that there is no such thing a.
being fair. He must either be for or
against my ordinance. hat Is what you
have told your constituents, but you refuse
TO state definitely your position. The only
proper thing for you to do, Mr.. Kari. Is TO
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-17

THE WILSON prsTuLNo Co
Baltimore IA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28

There IS more Gatarra In this sect IN of
the CO tatrv than all other diseases put T. .
gether, and until the last few years W, s
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many ye.rs doctors pronounced it a local
thse3se and prescribed cal RENE lies. and
BIZ constantly failing II cure vito local
Treatment. pronounced it incurable Nov
Science has proven catarrh 10 be consti-
tntl)Ha disa1sa, aud therefore requires
constitutional treatmeut. nails Catarrh
Cure, mia 6lctvred b. +. ]. Cheney = Co
ToloJa, hia. is the only constitutional
cure Oh the market. 1t is taken internally
IN d1Ses from II draps toa talspaanfll. II
acts dlfe'tlH on tie nlo n and niue )us sub
stahtes of the system. hey oTer one
HI inbred ii I'll rs tlr any else it fuls IL
enrp send far clraLlars IN testimonials.
Address +. E. C.lENEY. Toledo. y.
sold bv drag yists Z.
ilalts Family Pills are the hest.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
Volcano on Tokop.
SILVER PEAK, Auy. "a, 1909

OLIVER PEAK, Aug "a, 1903.
ED. BULLETIN II an interview
with Mr.. Lnchrie Of Tokop [ learned
The following facts in regard To that
district; Mr. Patrick, Superintend-
ent of the Tolop group. has force
III men at work develop ng that prop
erty. There are the Tokap. Golden
Gate, Juno, Mono, 81 layille an
1ther, locations in the grou). The
ledges are from three tn twenty r.et
W lie, the ore is free milling and as.
says well in gold TIE larger ones
Seem to carry higher values than the
small. II spite of the extreme 1t
weather there are II large humber of
experts 10 lkiny over tn gr9llilIl=
work Is going Oh as f.lSt As cl1 be.
expac ed at this tim. Ike all new
sun Is far from tie railroad it is dith
suit to yet in supp les f1r any pu'-
pose an it VIII take Il ljnL time To
get the qllrtern ,ster an CO n mis-
sary dep lrtm 2ntS in COOL ord r. A
townsite has been surv iyei and near.
ly al the lots Oh N III street Sot1.
:. Wood is abundant; water is scarce
Flev are shaking wells apl in II III prt
lime there will be water euuugh.fur
Ill domestic purposes.
o. the St, Louis group S S. K.lly
Of Dallas. Texas. is sinking two work !
ing shafts. They arr down - feet
IN ore of fine guilty Tie veins are
and III y are taking Dat no
waste. This group is about one mile
from Tokap.
Taere is Que of the largest gold |
D Its there in the State and | am
sure that lots of work will be = ,iny |
III in "a year from now.
Shirley AMI S.one have hay co;
al and salooa there. Thry are try
ng to get the boarding house UP for
the men. !
There is no use OF men going there |
'"r work. They will o Nv suff y il |
they do. VOLCANO.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
From CandsI "a.

ED. BULLETIN Everything in this
good old camp is again falling IN bed
n'et. RhtlaSa1k' = have besa killed
IN numbers, coyotes yelp in the aar6.
ness. Will the dos bark AMI tie
Chinese shoot to k 'ep the drv away.
John Iewaik, headed cas-, To Ban
mersviii', bad right nj way oyer B,l
R iisides headed west to T4nea !
county. B,,h men MT herr this
morning at d A " o., from Silver
Peak. going by way of Silver Star.
telling the other ABOUT Silver pax.
Will the other was from Silver Star
going by the way of SILVER Peak.
telling about Silver S,ar. One was
Shove ! Il ,itv'r stay anl WIS 10 4 ii
u at Silver PAX.
Taree Of oar brave man oi'el up
their RI ) and SIT on top of North.
ERA Is lie hill three d y, waiting for
the eoavictS and we're ai>gustel when
told the gentlemen Wee heddtl for
Chicago
Miss M9lini aud Charles Mickey
] 'plrted for SIN Ftaurisep, where
Miss Ma!mi will take in al the sights
aud Mr. Mack y will shoot the shoots.
c. |. SAM.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
Monday, September 81. 1893,

And ~, provided in Section % Of an Act of
the Legislature to provide revenue for the
support of the government of the State OF
Nevada. approved March q. 1891. will
hear and determine all compl Units made In
regard To the assessed val io Of any prop
ertv within slid Esmer1ila county, and
will Grange and correct an WI lltion
either by adding thereto or de In ting
tlarefrom, If thew deem the samc fixed in
the Assessment Roll either above or below
the act III cas WI n. wletler said sun
be lixcd by the owner or Assessor except
That in case whers the pers N complaining
of the assessment has ref ised t. give tho
Asses " his Lat under oath. a5 reiH re |
by tlv in s;i,a casea, no RID ictiDA vii! ba
made by the Bo1rd If Equlliz ton in tho
assess nelt IN lde by the Assessor. Tho
Assessment roll will be Kept open t'r i
speesion at the Comfy Clerks o.dce until
after TIE ndi ,lrnment Of the Bofrd of
E1ullizltion. The Bonrd of Equalization
will ,ntihUe in session from time to time
FIR 10 plrp lsa Of equalization, but saall
not sit Liter than tie first
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
Nj an Lost.

= Lust Tuesday evening man named
}. ii. Q Brien arrived at L ming He
had walked from Tonopah, aud APP
peared TO be slightly dem, nted. Dur
my the night he left Luning and his
tracks were found going across the
country. Sheriff Ingalls, was lott led
and that Off er went to Luning. lie
followed the tracks several miles and
found THE mans coat ana vest care
fully folded. A gold watch and
chain were founl in the pockets. The
tracks were followed TO the large al
kali fllt east Of Luling7 anel rs he
mad removed. sho's, n, tr.:k,
we're iiseernable on the hard IA k ali.
For three days searchers have been
Dlt, but be has not been found. 1t
lis feared he has p 'rishel.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
D OD,nA Il.

Toe well k IOWA deltist. is nov l..
.atel y ,rmlapntly ut the N leleu,
Holl, Hawthorne. DR.. 0 D,nnell is
known in all parts of the coast as Il
irat class dentist. His aplilnres
re ~ to date. IN his wDrk is u :
xrellpd. Those in need of denta
work shoul not fail to call on the
.inctnr.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28

Caniela~ia n al iof > ile or Rent.
The owner of the above prop 'rty
is about Ia leave the State for ii ne
aud he tfrrs il for sale. or will lease
on reasonable terms for one or two
years. tt property is ole,of the
most dies rube in the State OF Neva
da. For terms address
". II. TuonAs. Proprietor,
Candtlaria. N .vndl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
Display of M liz cry.

Mrs. II. II. Mcdonald of Bishop
GA returning from San Francisco wi |
have on dis play at. tue N llen' Hot !
Il fine line of fashionable f Ill and
Winter millinery o. NJ n lay, Au gust
.,lst. All plrties d ring top1r-
chase hats will please call and OK nm
Inc them. Will remain one day only.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
Fletcher's Station for Sale

Owing to sickness in my family l
am compelled to sell or rent my
place. known as the Fletcher station
| prefer to rent on easy terms None
nut re, possible people need apply
Everything 10 good coalition on tnr
plaee. >. Address T, c. SHARPE
.Fietcdcf', 'Ntvlda.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28

~-'~s'~ ro'-t - Ft"~~,
n t'n-n was n,".'iro n~sn which
Mrs. T~iohn nri 'ei tpreel' il
lo~ e"%ra y 'wre a'wrrs 'ieh. llach
rni st-ooo anA shn tr''r+>d i've mi,
TO # it to none but Ter own fair
hrr 70.
The is vLr tie r'sito~e y, 40 ,,n--
io-. FROM "'''oec ~"ccrnce - . I'D o.
rn-r' : n-'ee'' 'cr ta", orr-e- s de-
timely 100 - .N~-,,.-' - n ,~or.1v o--7
f'cor 49, '.,",l. Mortified voice of Z C
kit IN ell:
"t'e- ,s,of'n.ef' c.'.e ,,,n'~t, -r-n'-r
horrid ,,c,: rt"~ r"' l~'r't yourself,
are ye?..-Chicago Tribune.
Tn me Sn~ra~'~S,
Np--Now that we IRE ~ gagged. went
WOW Kiss re s~aof esrto
SNe-l rever ,.issed . wan in ny life.
rNor IN Y. Herald. '~
sev 7Isr-Gunv HANK Mates.
Cank notes for about half. n Govt
zach circulate freely in raragpav. II
.fckes two nNtea TO gpt ones hoots
hlacl FL and eight to pay the pNsiagc
~ n letter to England. Yet enc of
sthcm will buy in season IS oranges.
three bananas or INTERMEDIARY.
Y. Sun.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28

L lcty jact.

IL II rumorrd TINT one OF the m p't
prominent mining nAensot i9nopah
will be IN .rried before Christmas 10
IA young lady who is now making her
h me in Carson City News.
OF course jack Hall is the happy
man. More power to you, Jack
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
W9insso *, Lu1ia q Co.,
Sacra11 3nto,

Not only is the Spring and Sum
mer Catalogue (bIue and gold cover
the hands nnest one ever issued by
Weinstock, Lu5in & Co., the great
nail order house Of Sacramento, Cal
nut it is fun of great v.llu IS in up-to.
late IN 'rehaadioe. It is free to any
address. II you haven't eopy write
tGr' one today.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
STALLION FOR SAL.

"A iae CiydesIdle stallion. 100
pounds weight, eight Year, ot1,s,und
an gentle, is for SHE. For tu.lh, +
VIZ IT, Ia
:, A. Lg1NG LINING. NV.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-28
M,alay il o,to6er, 1907.

at which time the Board will meet and
c lnalize the assessment Roll and hear and
determine complaints in excepted cases as
provided in the aforesaid Section and Act.
]. u. MI Err. Clerk.
HAWTHORNE New August IA lal2.