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, PTTE OMATTA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY AUGUST 20. 188J.
THE DAILY BEE ,
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Saturday Morning , Aug. 20
* LOCAL BREVITIES.
*
Patterson Bells coat.
Ijadlcs pursci of all kind * at S.ixeV.
1'resh oystcra ftt lUchanl'n restaurant.
Get your halt ftt Doano'a.
Nlndell k Krclle. Practical Halters.
COO business lots. Call on JJcmls.
Bcmls' real estate boom. First psgs
30C honees and loU. Demts' ngcncy.
A. W , Nason , Dentist , Jacob's block.
Warranted.Tooth Hrushes at KulmV.
BemU * new map of Omaha , 23 cents.
4000 residence lots Beml , agent.
For FINE Commercial Job Printing ,
all nt TUB HKB Job rooms.
Largo etock of ImnJkcrcliIcf extract *
nl Saxo'n.
The Lion continues to roar for Moorc'a
Harness and Saddlery.
200 farms and 000,000 acres of land
Bcmls , agent.
--Prescriptions n ( specialty , Opera House
Pharmacy , 211 8.15th Street.
fop Mfl hot wntlicr FnKliKlUCR'rt Cool
JJamloo Hat * and llnmiAoekt. ftii 17-It
The window frames on tlie fourth *
story front of the opera house were placed
in position yesterday.
Itighc.itco.ih prlcopaid fnroeomMiand
furniture at Abram' * ) & Lewis' , 1121 Douglas -
las street. nW-'Jw
A rare chance to obtain a good paying
Imsincs * . See special column. Enquire at
217 South 14th street. tf
Three trains of ntoclc arrived hero to-
tlay over the U. 1' . One train of twenty
i ; cam vraa from Ogalalln nnd belonged to
Ouster , of that place. It was consigned
t < i Woodi & Co. , Chicacn.
' Without Foundation
> There lias boon n tumor floating
around the town that nil oiler had
TJCOII inado to Honimn Kountzo by the
* 5t ! Paul K Omaha railroad for the
tract of lf 0 ncrcs of land just south
ofTThc race track , on Sherman avenue.
Mr. Konntzo was Bocn.andjisked about
the truth of tlio report. Ho said that
no oll'er had buon made , in fact that
h'c had not oven heard the report to
dint effect.
Finding nnUOffcnilor. . . „ „ ,
District Attorney Burnlmm is rusti
cating in Laramio. Ho lias discover-
o < l a man there whom he believes to
lie an old offender. Ho has * written
-on for information and if his suppoai
lion' h correct , ho probably
secure the necessary .paporsito have
the man removed hero.
PERSONALS.
0. J. We.itcrd.ilil went went yesterday.
Win. Stadclmau , of Orleans , Neb , , wan
jrTtlio city yesterday.
Afer a abort but severe Ulne , Jr ) > . I ) .
< Sraddy can again bo found athU ofllcc.
< Major Chambers , of the U. S. army ,
went up to Sclniyler yesterday.
John 1) . Finch , the temperance orator of
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.i1- * , - JJncoln. la in tlio city , registered at the
Crcighton house.
.7. K. May , of May lire < * . , Fremont ,
] > .vwil through yesterday mi hi * way
( I Lome from n pleasure trip in the cast.
I "iVill 13. Keep , an attorney of Chicago
who Htudlcd law with Col , C'lmno in this
city for several years , pawed through
yesterday on his way west.
.T. 1C. Burke , advance nge.nt for ' 'Our '
Goblim , " which will bo presented hero on
Alisuot 25th by MitchoU'a Pleasure Par.
cy , U in the city. Ho Is a guest at the
Creightou house.
Charles F. Scott , of KnniuN City , i * in
the city.
Thnma't Fallen , of lioHtiin , MtisJ , , is at
the Canlield ,
W. 11. Locke , of NcbroHkn City , is at
the Witlmcll.
A , Walbaln , the contractor of the Trin
I ity church , is in the city ,
i .Tudgo TlmrJton and C. J. ( Srcou returned -
turned from the west yesterday.
Calmer MoCttno arrived from Ocoola
yesterday and isstaying at the Canfleld.
Charles Marvin , of this city , who haa
1 > en quite ill for 8over.il days , IH again at
work.
Dr. I.'I. Jtoblnson , of the IT. S. army ,
arrived in Omaha yesterday from Cincin
nati on his way west. He is staying at the
WitlmoU ,
I 'Mr. Halch , of Laramie City , Wyo. , nnd 1
wjfo' arrived in Omaha yesterday after
noon with the remain * of tlit'ir little child ,
who died recently. It waa buried at Prospect /
pect Hill cemetery. "Mr. Balcli iu a
lirother of K. K. Ualoji , of the Omaha Wo.
lional bank.
Military Mutters.
, The unoxpircd sentence of Private
"Win. U. Cromwell , Co. A , Fourteenth
infantry , has boon remitted.
Oapt. W. 8. Stauton is relieved of
duty as chief engineer oi the depart
ment and Copt. 0. B , Roberts tip-
'
iwinlod 'to fill the vacancy.
A Broken Arm-
Mamie Lawrence , the nix-yoar-old
daughter of William Lawrence , a U.
1 * . engineer , fell from a email shod at
lv
lier homo , on Chicago near Fifteenth
direct , last evening , and fractured her
left arm. The bono was broken at
the elbow joint. Dr. Cofl'man is at.
tending.
Ilucyrui , Ohio , Courier.
Ill the whole gurrounding country ,
Mr. Philip Itenilingor , an old sub-
ficribcr to our paper , is well known.
Ho infonned us the other day that
liia wife , vrjio for ttvo years had been
Buffering with rheumatism in tlio
ahouldor , during which iimo oho had
boon treated by several physicians
without success , had been completely !
cured by n single bottle of Bt. Jacobs
Oil.
"WINE OF CARDUI" cures Irregu ,
lar , painful , or difficult menstruation.
.M.V.1 0 K.CJoalmaoi./
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THE MILLARD.
Sorno Facts of Interest About
the Structuro.
Mr. Shears of the Millard 1ms re
turned from the cast , where ho com
pleted I ho arrangements for novcrnl
important features of the now hotel.
Ho lias contracted for the material for
the grand stair way leading from the
rotunda to the first floor. The newel
posts and railing will bo inado
of black walnut , while tlio
stairs themselves will beef
of Vermont slate , which is of a reddish
dish brown color. It will make n
very handsome stair-way. Mr. Shears
wliilo ho was away investigated the
electric light matter , and found that
engines nro now being inado with an
attachment for generating electricity.
An engine will have to bo put in for
laundry purposes , and ivith the patbni
attnchmcnltho cost of the electric light
will bo greatly lessoned , and will bo
used in the principal rooms of the
hotel nt a cost yory litllo in excess of
gas , and of n much greater brilliancy
The old church building will bo toni
down soon after the first of next
month , nnd the best brick cleaned
nnd used in the walls of the hotel.
Either this fall or early
next spring all the ground
now occupied by the church
and parsonage buildings will bo cov
ered by brick huildtnqs. Mr. Sam
Rogers will build on the corner lot
uniformly with the hotel compansy *
buildings. While Mr. Shears was
test ho made arrangements for the re
moval cf his family hero nnd they will
now soon become residents of Omaha.
The Ladles' Xioagne-
Last evening the ladies' laud Jcaguo
hold a largo and interesting meeting
in the Union Catholic library rooms.
Miss Ella Kennedy presided. It was
decided to hold the picnic in Oakaho-
ma.park , on the Dollovub road , in
stead of in South Omaha park , as
previously announced. Mr. Has call
has donated the park nnd ho lias
likewise fitted up a platform for danc
ing and nil other necessary stands
gratis. The president announced
that there would bo two conveyances
to take the ladies to the paik who
who wcr'o to wait at the table. They
would start from the fUnion Catholic
library , onu to start at 8 and the other
at 10 o'clock. Miss Crewloy , the secretary -
rotary , read the names of the ladies
who volunteered to wait at the tables.
The mooting t'lion adjourned till 1
Thursday next nt 8 o'clock.
Davenport Homo Story-
Some time ago a man named James
M. Sharer went to board nt the
Davenport house. He had about $3. )
in money which ho claims to have
given one of the proprietors to keep
for him. Some time afterward , as ho
tells the story , ho applied for his
money. The man refused io give it
up , but proffered to board him for a
certain length of time. This offer
Sharur declined , nnd the Davenport
house man still refusing to give up
the money , was sued on a charge of
larceny before Judge Bonoko. The
c.iso has not yet been tried.
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THURSDAY'S FIRE.
A Question as to How it Origi
nated.
' .Tho origin of the fire in the build
ing lately occupied by .John Baumer ,
the jeweler and Dr. Charles is still a
subject of considerable mystery. Mr.
IJaumer Hays that no one had entered
the rear part of hit ) store that night nt
all nnd Dr.
Charles claims that no
lamp was loft lighted in his apart
ments. Of course at this
season of the your no fires
wore kept burning. How the blaze
could have originated , except through
the effort of an incendiary , it iu diili-
cult to imagine. The flames burned
up between the joists on one eido just
aa if ( hey had como from a small lire
below , It is understood that the mat
ter is being investigated.
Mr. Daumor h'as removed his stock
temporarily to the frame building adjoining -
joining Paxton & Gallagher's. Ho
will BOCII find another location as that
building is about to bo torn down.
w r I1 I , - . . .
Caught Hint-
Mrs. Klutz wanted to have her hus
band arrested because ho is an habit
ual drunkard. The police wore on
the watch for.him. Thursday night ho
was caught in the act of stealing a
hair mattress from the Withnoll. Ho
was arrested and locked up nnd will
bo tried today.
" BLACK-DRAUGHT " cures costive-
neus ni'd Kick-Headache.
At V , C. Ooodmtu' .
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DIED.
OALLAHANThin morning JumcH C .1- l
li.lmu , ag d one year , one month and ten
day * .
Funeral today at 2 o'clock p. iu. ,
from the residence on F.leventh struct.
Oar Glorious ludopeudotico.
What can he more glorious than to bo
IndcjMJiideut ofj utrurlug , caused by dyspcp.
la , indigestion , conktlpatlou , nick head
ache , or other ilutuaca emanating from
the stomach , ThU can W cosily trained
by n timely use of Burdock lUooil Ijittcw ,
Vri \ $1.00 , trial elzu 10 cenU. eodlw
"BLACK-ORAUGHT" makes chills
and /ever / impuanible.
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uytjon's Patent Fire Kindleis
A U ypur Grocer for-thvin ,
ACROSS THE RIVER.
Daily Bulletins as Received
Prom Council Bluffs.
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Specimens ofho Pinny Tribe
Transferred to C/anvas.
An Old Man's Dead Body Dis-
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covered.
Everything ! Ef o of Interest in n
Brief Wny.
THE FINNY TRIBE
HP.IJHI TUT ON CANVAH IIV A LAUV.
Miss Ollio Shaw , of Anamo.ia , in
the eastern part of the state , a daugli-
tcr of our state fish commissioner ,
Hon. B. P. Shaw , is becoming quite
noted for her skill in painting from
life the various species of fish which
inhibit our great lakes and rivers.
Miss Shaw has recently visited Spirit
lake , whcro she madu some splendid
sketches of several varieties of
fish taken from thc lake ,
including ' a minnow ; a porch , eleven
inches in length ; n bull-head , thirteen
inches ; a wall-eyed pike , nineteen in
ches ; a gar , thirty-two inches ; a
striped bass , seventeen inches ; a
croppy , fourteen inches , a buflalo ,
thirty-throo and one-half inches , and
weighing thirty-nine pounds. Some
of thcso fish , from which .shesketched ,
are the results of her father's own
planting. She does her work in oil.
Wo are informed she intends to paint
all thu different kinds of the
finny tribe that abound so plentifully
in the lakes nnd rivers of the state ,
and when completed shb will no doubt
find n ready ale for her work.
FOUND BEAD.
AN out MAN'H IIODY I > IHCOVIKBI : > YES-
TI5UHAY.
A man named Joshua Chulow came
to the city and informed Coroner Paul
that an old man was lying dead on a
manure pile in the vicinity of his reai-
donco in the aoutliwest part of the city
near the old Council Jllufl's steamboat
landing. Mr. Faul in company with
Constnblo Itoaecrantz repaired to the
Bcone , nnd on oxaniinatiun found that
the body was that of nil old bachelor
named \V. Western , who has lived in
that part of the city all nlono fur quite
a number of years. No marks of violence
lence v/oro discovered on the
body , and no doubt tlio
old man dropped dead from some in-
tcrnal cause. The man who reported
the case says that when he passed the
house the night before , the old man
was out in the yard and ho had n talk
with him. It is not known whether
the man had any money or not on
the premises. Ono or two dollars wore
found in his pocket , which were not
disturbed when found. Ho was re
clining on the manure pile with n
handkerchief up to the side of his
face , lie was tha owner of a stallion ,
and some think that while in tljo
stable ho was kicked by him , as they
thought that there was a mark on
tlio side of his face that
indicated it. Possibly ho had been
kicked and ran out of the stable , got
over the fence and becoming exhaust
ed Bank down and died The jury
summoned by Constable Rosecrantz ,
however , returned a verdict that W.
Western came to his death through
means to them unknown. The follow
ing men constituted the jury : Jacob
Buncles , Dennis Murphy and Ed
ward Wliito.
TUB BLUFFS IN I1UIE1' .
Mr Hood , of Atlantic , will build
larger than-was at first supposed. Ifo
has purchased another lot , torn down
the old rookery that stood thereon
and will take it in with the other two
lots. When completed this will boone
ono of the finest blocks in this grow
ing city.
Col. JohnlJ. | Kcatloy returned from
Harlan yesterday pretty well tired
out. The Colonel wont up there to
argue a motion for a new trial before
Judge Reed , in thc case of Gith vs.
McQueen and others , a case for libel
that has been pending for some time.
It will bo remembered that this is tlio
case brought against the defendants ,
charging them with circulating
through the press n slanderous'uQida- '
vit , accusing the plaintill of boiug dis
loyal to his country during the Into
rebellion.
There wcro three straight drunks
at the recorder's oflico yesterday and
also n man hauled up for using the
streets for hiu express business with *
out paying his license. Joe West ,
J , Leonard , and a man named Ander
son wore tapped gently on their ca.f-
skins for keeping u gambling house ,
and lastly but not "leastly" cnmo u
man who had been charged with keep
ing a gambling hades. His name
was Hugh Reynolds. Ho pleaded
not guilty , and remarked to thu court
that lie had not kept a gambling place
in Council Binds , but that no had
ono ilttod up in line style nnd should
open up on tlio first cf September and
wanted the court , the mayor and city
council to bo present ; that after the
grand opening when caught ho should
walk up like a little man and help re
plenish the school fund or pay for
those lightning rods. The court con
tinued his case for a future hearing.
Mark Harden remarked yesterday
that for real eolid comfort there was
nothing that would como up to a fath
er sitting near a barrel of cider with
his baby on his Itneo.
Bonham it Boll , of upper Broadway ,
inform THE DEB that next week they
will have for Bale at their store native
grapes , fresh from their vineyard in
largo and small quantities.
The Josophites , or Latter-Day
Saints , nro making extensiVe prepara
tions for their annual conference near
Park'n mills.
Everybody seemed to bo out for n
drive last evening. Broadway from
Hnriam's store to the Methodist was
ono sea of elegant carriages. No ty
west of Chicago can produce ro
first-class "lurn-ouU" roU.
- than Council :
Hluflk.
Mrs. Burke , \yhilu in Iho city , mak
ing arrangements for ( ho epuitug kft >
miloraco for the $5,000 prio > , left
her portmnnnaio in n Ismail box in a
stable ( rather n strange plnoo , ) containing -
taining 857 Jn cash and , as she claims ,
about $160 "worth of jewelry. While1
practicing * for the race a thief entered
the , nUblo and made off with the port-
monnaio and contents.
Mrs. Maria Mynster is raising her
building up to tlio established grade ,
preparing to put in n now foun
J1di
dation.
Wickliam Brothers last year laid
five million bricks. They will double
tin number this season.
Miss Kato t'asoy is somewhat bet
ter. Dr. I'innoy , who is tending her ,
says she has been very sick and for
some time the chances wcro against
her. The doctor thinks that she is
now out of danger.
Miss Lizzie Baldwin , the young
lady who was taken sick r.t the same
time ' that Miss Pusoy was , is rapidly
recovering , as her friends will bo
pleased to loam.
The mayor has not been about much
sinca the "picnic. "
Judge Uurke says that every lead
ing citizen who attended the picnic
"beer laved" themselves.
You will have n good time to-day ,
all for 50 cents , if you go over to
Okahoma park , in Omaha. Col. Dai-
ley , of this city , is among the speak
ers.
Jukgo Loofbourow separated sev
eral men and women yesterday who
had , in their youth , como together
lovingly , as they at the time supposed.
Some folks have been allowing other
folks' grapes to stick between their
fingers up in Turloy's plon. Mr.
Turlcy says that if ho finds them out
they will find that "they were not
born to blush unseen. "
Dr. McKuno is trying to start n
boarding house near the driving park.
It would pay during the trotting
season unless everybody carried their
own lunch , and they could.
Members of Council Bluffs land
league will take notice that they are
requested to meet at the C. & N. W.
depot this morning at 8 a. in. , to take
a special train for Omaha to attend
the land league picnic. , All friends
are invited to join in the trip. Faro
for round trip 50 cents. J. S. 1J.
Coggshsll , M. ( .Reason , James Wick-
ham , committee of arrangements.
There seems to bo a now agent of
that wonderful circus man ForopaUgli
upon our streets every day.
H. W. Chase , deputy paymsistcr U.
S. A. , and a party of friends from the
Omaha barracks were in the city yes
terday. Mr. Chase said that they
came over to see if TUB BEE waa
really tolling the truth about the rapid
growth of Council Bluffs. Hesaysho
can see n very material improvement
since he was here six months ago. He
likes 1 to get over hero amongt civilized
1I people occasionally. After the party
took their departure for Mynstcr
Springs to call on their old friend W.
A. Mynster and inspect his > hatchery.
Hero they were invited to spend the
day , cat nil they wanted and drink
their fill of pure spring water , which
they did with a soldier's appetite.
They were all oflicors of rank. Sev
eral of them remarked that they did
n't see how the people over hero kept
the dust so quiet. Mr. Mynstcr told
them wo didn't try , wo sent it all over
to Omaha.
If Mr. Peter Hcrdic wants to intro
duce his coaches into Council Bluffs
who will object ) This is n free coun
try and wo don't. see why there is
need of the people investigating this .
system of cheap transportation. If
Herdic thinks they will say , the sooner
wo get them the better. Wo hope ho
wont ask the people to subscribe to
assist the enterprise.
It would not be a bad idea to have
a few of Crowe's infernal machines to
throw at these crawling sneak thieves.
Judge Samuel Clinton was out yes
terday taking in the cool breeze.
H. B. Miller , of the lively city of
Red Oak , was in tliO'city yesterday to
examine our waterworks. Ho says
tlio female barrels may do for Council
Bluffs , but that Ked O.xk will have
something on a grander scale or
break.
Miss Hattiu Phelps has gene on a
visit to the great lake city.
Hayes it Gleason are receiving and
shipping large quantities of produce
every day.
Wo have two moro policemen.
Please keep quit. t.
Our mayor boldly confronted the
fathers last night , lie is small , but
like Bomotaing else vro know of , he
shows grit.
0. H. "Wheeler , proprietor of the
celebrated Wheeler dairy , was in the
city yestorday. Mr. Wheeler says the
farmers will all bo
happy this fall on
account of the high price their corn
will command.
C. A. Brown , of the smart nnd
growing little city of Walnut , was nt
the Pacific yestorday.
Charles Dickinson and W. E. Page ,
of Dos Moines , were at the Ogden
yesterday. They came over to sue
how nearly wo had grown to the size
of the capital city.
"W. A. Stowo and wife , of Hamburg -
burg , weie at the Ogdcn yesterday.
There were sixty-one car loads of
cattle , 1,220 headlanded at the union
stockyards Thursday.
P. Maddox Denison came to Jowa's
metropolis Thursday and stopped nt
the Pacific hotel ,
Samuel Haas has returned from his
recent business trip to the far west.
Any subscriber not receiving THE
Br.E will please report to this oflico.
Nor.- potatoes were selling in this
market yesterday at from $1,25 to
$1.50 per bushel ; sweet potatoes , 4
cents ; t'rapos , 0 cents ; apples , $1.25
to $1.50 ; watermelons , $17 per thou
sand ; butter , 15 cents ; eggs , 10 cents.
HEAL ESTATE TUANHKEU8 ,
The following real ostnto transfers
wcro filed in thn county recorder's of
fice , as reported by the title , abstract ,
real estate and loan otlico of J. W.
Squire & Co. , Council Bluffs :
State of Town to L. 0 , Barker.
ee , 10 , 74 , : , nnd sw , 10 , 75 , 38. "
0 , , U. T , & P. railroad company to
B. N. Leisure , 1 < > in 4 , town of CarBon -
Bon S237.50.
Trustees , under will of J. 0. Brown ,
to Horace Everett , sw so and so sw ,
Ut ) , and no nw , U2 , all in 7 , 42.
. 81,020.
.1. N. Union to Albert Bruen si
* 1 JirUUll IU VTiUWHJ'luvilf , oo so ,
1-'And pt no 12 , 75 , .19. 13.000.
T. K. Ur ( > wn to K.1 T/Graham ,
F. J. Siovorl to M. H. Hcgartyj pt
lot 1 < 14 in 22 , Ncola.8350. .
Wi 11. Honeywell to . ) < Kneppo , pt
so , S , 77 , 38.5,100. .
J. S. Pierce to G. W. Scholllmm-
mor , csw. . C , 74 , 38. $1,100.
J. Saunucrs to M. Drake , mid \ RO
28 and w t , sw 2" , nil -in 7 i , 3 8.
8GOO.
L. Slernborg to F. Wanicko , no 7 ,
7(1 ( , 42. 82,400.
E. T. Osier to Trustees of Grove
township , pt so nw 10 , 74 , 8 ! ) . $50.
C. S. Kobbins to S. N. Oaskcll , 8
in 1 , Judson's 1st add Neola. gGO.
T. Meredith to Y. E. Jensen , II in
20 , Meredith's add. Avoca. SloO.
D. Osier to E. T. Osier , sw 2 , 74 ,
39. $3,000.
M. Morgan to L. P. Judson , pt nose
so 8 , 74 , 53. 8208.40.
M. D. Bartlett to J. M. Palmer ,
13 and 14 in 120 Bunts' ndd city.
Fannie Schott to ThomasKobinson.
n J no.18.74,42 81.
M. Schroder to J. Kief ; nw nw 18 ,
70 , 43-SGOO.
A. S. Bryant to T. II. Ivocsco ; 2 in
12 , Jackson add. city $050.
M. Don to C. Bough ; part sw no 25 ,
75 , 44 8200.
, r. P. and J. N. Casady to W. 11.
McMillan ; nw and no BW 8 , 75 , 41
87,500.
P. Mciorolt to W. Welkc ; sw so 17 ,
74 , 42-l.r500.
B. P. McMenomy to J. M. Palmer ;
3 in 53 , Kiddles sub. city-$200.
A. W. Hawley to J. M. Palmer ; ! )
in 54 , Kiddies sub. eity-200.
W. K. Vaughn to J. M. Palmer ; 7
and 8 in 43 , Kiddles sub. S300.
G. II. Hoffman to D. Walker , 7
inches in 20 , Kiddle tract , city , $1.
T. S. Ilobinson to F. Schott , si no
18 , 74 , 42 , § 1. .
G. Wager to H. B. Paris , pt nw 7
70. 43 , 81.
W. K. Vauphan to J. IJ. Hood , pt
lot 103 , 0. P. city.
Treasurer Pottawattnmie county to
W. H. Freeman pt nw sw 12 , 75" , 40.
85.28.
"Tho Kovero House , Council Bluffy
is the best second-class hotel in the
west. " augl7-lm
LIQUOR DEALERS.
They Hold a Secret Meeting
Last Night.S
The liquor dealers hold a meeting
lost night at Turner hall to advise
upon some uctian on their part in re
gard to the Slocumb ordinance. The
meeting was t\ secret one , none ex
cept those holding credentials being
allowed admittance to the room. It
was learned , however that nothing
definite waa decided upon. Matters
were talked over in a general way ,
and finally the entire subject was
given into thu bands of committees
who will devise and report upon some
plan of action. Meanwhile n number
of saloons in various parts of the city
have closed.
Social ! o-
Last evening a very pleasant socia
ble was given by the W. 0. T. U. at
the Tenth street mission hall. There
was a fair attendance. . During the
evening Miss Boydcn gave a recita
tion , "Drafted , " which she rendered
in pleasing stylo. Mr. Sales Bang
"Mother , good-byo" in n very cred
itable manner , and the Y. M. 0 ; A.
quartette sang some hymns very'nice
ly. The audience wcro then regaled
with some capital iocs , cream and
cake , and the remainder of the eve
ning was passed in pleasant conversa
tion.
Two Now Teachers-
Rev. Robert Doherty , rector of
Brownoll Hall , has returned from the
east. Ho left Mrs. Doherty in Balti
more , whore she will complete her
course of study in painting. While
in the east Mr. Doherty engaged two
additional teachers for the hall. Miss
inMartyn , of Montreal , will take charge
of the primary department , and Miss
Jackson , the other lady , will take thc
higher English department. Both la-
dies are said to bo graduates of Yas-
sar college , and are highly accom
plished.
A WAYWARD GIRL
Being Searched For by Her
Belatives.
There nro two men in the city from
Avoca , Iowa , looking for an erring
daughter , who was led astray from
the correct path of virtue. She left
her parents' homo some time since and
came to Omnha , and it is said she is
now in ono of the disreputable houses
of this city. Her father is n well-to-do
farmer living near Avoca , andhoissaid
to bo nearly crazed with griot at his
daughter's wayward course Ono of
the gentlemen hero looking for her is
her brother and the other an intimate
friend of the family. They instituted
n search yesterday , but .havo not yet
found the girl. If they are successful
in their search they will endeavor to
persuade her to go back to her homo
and family , who are ready and willing
to receive and forgive.
Wicked for Clergyman *
Rov. , Washington. D. 0. ,
writes : "I believe it to bo all wrong
and even wicked for clergymen or
other public men to be led into giving
testimonials to quack doctors or vile
stud's called medicines , but when a
really meritorious article inado of
valuable remedies known to all , that
all physicians use and trust in daily ,
wo should freely command it. I
therefore cheerfully and heartily com
mend Hop Bitters for the good they
, have done me and my friends , firmly
believing thUy have no equal for fam
ily use. I will not bo without them. "
New York Baptiot Weekly. ' '
' ' '
! \ugl5-'septl
SPRINKLING.
It May Bo Commeucod To-
Mr. Fairchild's street sprinkling
carts arrived yesterday nnd will nt
once bo put into service. Mr. Fairchild -
child has been granted the contract to
uoo the old No. 1 steamer by the
council committee on fire nppnintus ,
nnd ho will nt once bo in pumping
water for sprinkling purposes. Thom
as Swift , having had a bid in to the
council , it was thought proper by the
committed to allow them both the
privilege of the engine , on a pro rata
basis. Swift will carry out his con
tract for the sprinkling of portions of
Douglas street , while Fairchilds will
water Farnham and the cross streets
between Ninth and Fifteenth. It is
understood that sprinkling will bo be
gun at once.
Miss Ella -1'ornuico solicits sowing
by tlft day or week. Call or address
her , 4th street , cor. Worth , Council
Ulufls. motf
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTICE Advertisement To Loan , ForSnlo ,
txnt , Found , Want * , Hoarding : , &c. , will be In
serted In thcso columns once for TKN CKNTS
per Una ; each subsequent Insertion , F1VKCKNTS
per lino. The first Insertion no ; or lets than
TWKNTY-FIVE CENTS
TO LOAN-MONEY.
TO LOAN Cftll at Law OIUcc of D.
U Thomas HoomB. Crcluhton Block.
To loan nt from 8 to 10 per cent ,
"n K < * xl r 1 fstatcKCcurlty , by
1 > IU ISAAC KUWAUD3,1100 Fnrnham St.
OOSA AAATO LOAN At 8 per ccnttn-
H > /CO\.UUU tcrcst in sums of J3.B06 nnd
upwards , for 3 to Byaars , on llrst-claaa city and
farm projx.-rty. llr.Mis URAL ESTATB and LOAN
Aar.scv. 16th and Douglas SU.
TO LOAN on real c , tnt < - . nt
MONEV DK.XTEU L. THOMAS i ; I1UO.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED A Booil laundress , at St. Clmrlci
Hotil. 725-20
\lTANTKlU\fRchtne hands , nt thu Omaha
YY Shirt Tnctory. 72022
" \'XTANirr.l-A Rlrl for general houto work , at
YI 1510 llarncv St. 730 tl
WANTEK-Sltuatlon ! nvclothti ! { , ' cr groc-ery
house by a man of experience , Addrcbx
L. W.lcoollicc. 727-22
t rAXTEU Dlnlns room girl , at IlolneU's
YV restaurant , 13thnnd Jailiton Sts. 7 l-25
A teamster to ilrhccjiircss team.
WANTED , 1112 S. 13th St. 72:1-20 :
Hakcr Immcillatcly , van bakcirooil
WAN1KD
bread and pics ; ( air wn-'e-j. Address .M. , T.
HKSTElt , Shcnandaah , lova. 715-21
WANTED Cook wnjjas $25 per month. Ap
ply nt 2003 Hurt , between t0tli ! and 21st
street , 093-tf
W.VNTED Situation by joung man In al
most any capacitv. Good scholar , lit-for-
cnccsKUen. Addreis F. , Bee otllce , 718-SO
WANTED A jflrl for general housework , cor.
17th and U'u ; enworth St * . 717-tf
WANTED > jx > sltlon byu man accustomed
to the hoU'l and grocery buslnuss. Oooil
referem-ts. Addnt-gC. H. , Hc-oolflce. 71924
WANTED A competent cook for prhato
family. Enrjulrc at residence , south 10th
street. Mrs. H. Konnt/e. 721 2 : <
Another office boy at It. G. Dunn
WANTED 215 South 14th St. 703-tf
\\TANTED To flrst-clasn liarhciN liuinullato-
VV ly. Illishest Wttjes paid. J. J. GOOD ,
32 1'earl St. , opl > o ite I'ostolllec , Council ItlufTa ,
lona. ( i9U-tf
WANTED TO TKADB Almost new top side
bar bu 'L'y for a plm-ton. Kiniulre nt Ice !
Olllre. ti 7-tf
WANTcD A Kood ciiKlnecr. Apply at the
Western Ncnrpapcr Union. 701-tf
YT7 ANTED Sixteen yc.ir olil Iwy to work'In
V innrLct snrdinNorth Ibtli ttnct. H. \ \
HAIL , 705-19
17.OljSEKr.ElT.il'WANTEDAt 1100 Karn-
J.I , him iitieet , up ttalr- " . 090-11)
WANTED To rent a. oed hotel , furnished ,
In the cistern part of Nebraska. Address
L. 0. I'redmorc , Siitton , Neb. G'J.MO
\17"ANTr.D-A tailored at 1220 Farnlmm St. ,
YV licariatli. CU5-20
WANTED 'A esmjictent workman , one that
understands nil kinds of nork , auchn ono
can llnd steady work and Rood wa'cs. ( Hy writIng -
Ing or tnllin on W. I' . Clark , at Mapleton , la.
No drunkard need apply. U82-2il
WANTED A ttoal jlrl for general house
work. iirn. C. Trosein , 1111 Dou las St.
C47-20
\T7-\NTEI ) . At the store of J. M. Phillips
&S n , 4li ; Ilroadn-iv , Council lllnffs. a
tint cltiM boot and shoo maker. tUO-tf
" \\7"ANTii : ) A woman cook at the Kmmct
> > llont-u. Ml-11)
WANTKI'-Utrl for u-cncpiil housework In
_ wnall ( onilly at OO IQ.h St. f.92 tf
pool taljloto rentwith prill-
T l li-uu ot puruiiiliiL" . State price.
Ajdrcsa UKo. INMAN ,
451-tf Vail , Crawford Co. , Iowa.
B' ' : MISHEAL1STATE I100M. Sco Ut payc.
-
" \T7ANTKD Funding bridge and school ImncK
YY H. T. Clark , Ikllinue. 20-tf
CALL AT HUM. II E. CLAKICr/B No. 1 Board
In ; Hoimo , cor. lath and Dodge Uts. llest
In the tltv. B10-tl
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LAND.
FOH KENT l eirantfnrnUheil rooms. Reason
abto prkca , brick house , "OlUCasu St. U23 tf
KENT Two flntxla.4 two-ttory new
FOR
brick liousus , Holland llarnuy ttrcet. OnoO
ruomi U closets , ilrcMlnKroom , ucmcnted Cellar , 2
lurches and utablo Tlia oilier B larjje rooms , U
cloi-eU , ccmentu I cellar and two poariheo. Eaili
at (10 monthly In advance ,
W. if. lll-HlIMAK ,
710-10 S. K. cor. IStliaml Douglai.
Foil ItENT rnrnUhiul or unfurnished rooms ,
DaM-niwrtbtit t , south Kidu , third house
we tof ICthktrctt. 117-23
FOIt KENt House of ruven rooms , kitchen ,
cellar , listen * , well and barn , on South Ae -
nuo , nu\t to VVoolu orth's residence * Kii'iulri-
14th nnd r'arnhani Rti , J. JOHNSON , U92-tf
I OIl KENT -Ur o barn. Innulro at 1818 Chi-
injoSt. ' i74tf
FOJl HENr-Two business rooms In Manonlo
block. Enquire fit , John Sewing Machine
'
office. Oil-It
kEUIS lias rattlliiK lonx list ! of houses , lots'
J3 land * aiid fannn lor tale. Call ami
the , , .
"TOOK It K NT A nicely furnUhed front room ( or
Jj ona or tvto geutlcmtu , at 1210 Howanl ttrcct.
6
6F OIt KENT i furnUlied rooiiin our ilcj-
cli nU' Ech ijeN. f. ccr , 10th and Dodge
Directs. 2bfl-tf
FOR 8AUE.
KAI.K AT ItAUGAlN'
FOR Furniture for a
well furulklitU tuo-.torv house , tip * taln ,
rents for Mittlflfnt to pvy.cntirq . house nntJ po
. Bloii gh ni at cn > v , Enquire at tlilj ofllce.
tf
T7K > U SALK-rl.eMCand funUtura ol a , 4nt-ciM ]
J } hotel In 4-Uwn ol. ISOOInliabltaiite ; inttate
ol hvbrarta ; has S4 Ud ; the tmcllUL' IIILU'I re
tort. 'Inquire at 1IEK office.
SPECIAL NOTIOES OontimiBd
nOK SAI.E Mir * of Dougln * nnd Sarpy coun-
L1 tie * . A. KOSEWATER.iDaJFarnh.'xniftrctt
17011 SALK -At n Imrimlii , a full let nnd ton
U home * , on HOth street , fltth hon o tiorth o (
ShcrnimHt. Price. $70J. THOMAS < ! AIIAN.
720-2. !
. < I/arse loanllnif I , on norlf
; west rornerof 14th and .tnrknon St. Jnmt
U. Chapm.Mi , 1307 Capitol Atctmc. " 21-20
I71011HKNT A Iwo-rtor.v hou o of 7 roomswlth
1 r-talilr , on Sherman AM1. Apply nt Virrill's
feeJ itore , 207 S. ltli St. 7fo-tt
J71011 8AMJ-A funn of ftchty acre * , In jood
; repair , flood home , 2230 nnd til HxlO ,
small orehanl of taaflnf : tree * . One mile couth
olOimwa city , Iowa , on S. U. k V. II. K. Will
Xc \ tlniu on part If v islicil. Adtlrcn ! ' . M. Soair ,
Oinnlia , Neb. nlDdtfa4n4t
Foil SALU , CttKAP Sct of fiunlturc almofl
new , Uf ) cook nnd heating stove * . Kn < | uln >
ftt M r * . KrujV , South 17th st , , accro" railroad
track. 719-1' )
'I710II SAI.K , OIinAl' A p > o l draft team. .t. J.
X1 McIAIN , 1011 Saundcrs St. Tsoss
. SALi : A new nil leather top vlJe-tur
} I'liacton with fcprlnu cmhlonand l ik , nt W
K. ( lratt ir < ( iirrl K top manufactory 314 , 8 ,
Uith it. lict. Knniham nnu Ilarni'V , 707-tf
1T10U HAUNcat homo and full lot , 12 blocks
1 from I' . U. at $000. JOHN U McCxnix ,
712-tf Opp.
FOR 8ALII A new stoeli of ( fencral incrohan.
dlfo , ilolliK a Rood business Inn ( fool loca
tion | nnd In one of the bent towns In lounnfnbnut
2000. Will cell or rent the building. II. I * . New.
port , Vail Cr.iwfonl Oouiity , la. 070-11) )
TTIORSALK Stock of hardware In one of tlie-
JL1 best towns of Ncbra kn. Population of v j n
iitOO. No bitter opening for tie huslnew In tlu >
Only one other hardware ( tore in the
town. Stock In ccod eliajiu and worth about.
4.p > 000. 1'or | > urtleiil.irg cnll on nr nildrcss
LKE , KKIUII fc CO. ,
CSO 10 Omnha , Nt-b.
1,1011 SA1.B Four 8 HI P. engines , tun 16 IM
J 1' . cnglnDs one 18 II. P.crtknl boiler , ono
S H. P. , ono 10 II 1 * . and 1 1G H. I' . liorlronU )
boiler , nil new. lly Uinaha Foundry nnd Ma
chine Company , Omaha , Neb. ni b475-a23
FOR SAI.K llorsc. oupty nnd h rnc * < ; , also
one dump cart. Enquire P. Manning , ISth
and IIOHard bt. ni-tr
EOH HALE Kino stock limn of 400 ncrt * .
( 'ood house , cattle ghcd , orchard fie. , with
In cany reach of railroad. Price , * 4MO , imr
thno at 0 % . JOHN L. McCAGUE , ( ) | .p. 1'ost
OIHcc. 031) tt
FOIt SALK Neat cottage nnd ( rood lot at j
$1HO. JOHN L. WiUAGUE , Oj > p. 1' . O. J
77 011 SALE ON EAKV TKUMS.-Oood UflU'l
J ; In Da\UI CitV. Neb. , " well located near A. i
N. dqiot , plenty of room , good accoinniodatlon ? ,
four lot , and Kood barn. Can bo had at u Kir.
ifaln. For | varUoiiltrs Inquire of or aildrvso 0.
II. Ford , la ld City , Nebraslia.
AUKHi Dall)3tcod.w2t.
"T710H SALK On reasonable terinn. A buMncsi
J. that lt ] jliiri | 400 month. ( itmmnlco.H
iU en as to title of propcrtv and U > asa of prcml c .
Miiilru | at cilice of .Sniu.l. llowell,217 b. 11'iiHt. .
Onuba. C12-tf
TTIOIl SAL1' A fine rlilinj ; ponjnt 412 10th
JU' ' Sti r,74-tf
"TTtOU SAI.B Horse , bufr y and harncaj. Can
.1 ; bo recn.it Stet onion's Capitol A\eniu > barn
Vrlcc , S2JO. E. C. llLMS.
11 SAIX-A llrst-classiullU dairy. Inqulro
at thi-j oflico. 617-aiiK 27 ,
HOUSES AND LAND licnils rcnti IIOU-.CT ,
ttorci , hotels , firms , lot ) , landi , otllcvaf
rooms , etc , Sec Ut page ,
SALK Good house with four rooms and
FOU
half lot , No.MS Docluo between -Mi anil
iTth street. Good ucll and nhado trees ; honin in
itood condition. Inquire on premises. 221-tf
TTMHRELIjAS Ana J'amsois repuircU tiy II.
U SCHUTT llth and FarnaiiMts. 760tf
K SALE.
BU1UK ESTAHIJOOK & COP.
SAtiE A small engine , B.V. . P.iync U
FOR
Son's make. In perfect osder. Inquire of II.
( i Clnrk & Co. RS-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
CJTBAVEn From Jones St. , between O.'I
j ! " ) 8th , this mornlnx ( Aujf. 10th ) one pair horses.
Mack and uruy , latter had brand "It. I. I. . " on
left hip. \ \ ill 1-nr rca oiulily for their rvturn.
OUSTTHOMl'dON. 722-20
/ " ALL on or address 1'ot er * Palmer , 41) South
\J Eth street , Council Hiuffs , lo 'a , for rail
road tickets vast , west , north and south. Urontly
reduced rates on all tlcVcts. Eriry ticket guar
anteed , and tickets bottKi't. ' , sold and exchanged
TELLEU AND MEDIUM Mn.
I710UTUNU
; Kllza tc'ls past pre nt , and tutiiru In lo\o
ami nil nlTuiiT. She recall the deepest secrets of
thc heart , bhe posses tlio magnetic | > ovcr to fill
fill nil your wishes. Call nt No. 1010 Chicago
( -trcct , near Uith. nuj ; Hl-tf
STUAVED ' n S.itnrday , the 7th , n tmall
brown mare , blind in ono ejo , with halter
on. Any OIK ; ( 'nln ; ; Information of her to M.
Lee , Withncll House , will bo paid for their
trouble. OM-tf )
T OST Between Occidental Hotel and
IJ tor's , a pair of iioU pcctatlrs. The finder
H 111 bo rewarded by lea ; ins them nt Occidental
Hotel. n:2-tf
T OST Sunday afternoon on Howard St. ,
I I child's sold bracelet , marked "Ethct. " Kind
er will plcaaa leave at H'Q Olllce. 67t-tf !
> EMIS' NEW CITV MAI'd.SSc. SOB Ut p i' .
uTllAYED-l'rom 2415 Ilarncy street July 2-S
O ono larKubrindle cow , Oycnrsold , branded on
hip with letter "O. " Has 1.01110 white 6wta | on
her. Any ono giving Inforiimtlon where she in
r return her will bu suitably rewarded.
643 tf A. M. C'LAUIC.
ANY ONE havmjf work for a typo wrIU-r can
be accommodated by ttlephonln ; , ' the | ! K
ollleo. '
'I
-OE1HS' HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. H
lal page.
'T IfillTKlNO-J. J , McLaln h etlll In tna
XJ Llxhtnins Uo < l bu lnoaa , wholesale anil ru-
tall. Uod put up or repaired on short notice.
Ordcrb by mall or otherwise will reecho prompt
attention. SatUfactlon b'uarautrcd Calf or wl-
dress 1011 SaunUurs itrcut. 40i-aS $
rfdlllEE or four young men can be accommoda-
J. t&l with board. KcfcrencencxchaiiKeil. Ap
ply 2011 Cans street , 4th door west of 20th bt
or address llox S37 , poatolllco. 313" !
11. BHOWN-Corncr 12th and Chicapj
JJL. streets , la ready to bore or deepen wells.
Satisfaction guaranteed. M3tf
T\ONT FOIIQET The successors ot the Amor.
± J lean House , on Douglas street , between Oth
mid 10th , for board , loJglujf and transient tun
temers. llcspcctfulh
W4-tf JULIUS t LOUI8K ROSS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from 0rax | Crcwn Tartar , No other pre- " ( V
nwtlon jnakw such light , flaky hot breodi , n ' x
uxnriouiattrr. . Can ! eaten by Di tpcptUr
1t-out ) fear of theltlj re.ultin * from hta ? y Indl
id. Hold on'.v In can * , by all 0 rocrn
UOYAL UAKlNOjroWlirUt CO
' New York.