HIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , OOTOBElY 2 > 1802 ,
COMING OF THE CANINE RGCS
Motmchu of Dogdom Ast&mb ing at the
Great Omaha Conroutioni
TALL HUSTLING TO GET READY
of ttic llnrly Artlvul * Worn Tempo-
rurlly tncniivrnli-nrril , lint Kvnryllilne
IK In slmpn for llin Opcnlne Todny
SIIIIIP Nntatilo Visitor ! .
dogs , doRR , everywhere. Will they
never top comlngl" cxclal.ncd Secretary
Marston of the Omattn Kennel club , n * ho
stood on the stop * of ttio exposition building
Into yestordajr afternoon mid wntchcil llio
tinlondlnR of the twenty-seventh dray loml
of crates nnd capes cotitnumiK from two to
six nnlmnli oaou. They enmo from every
where , from the far northo.ist uud from the
nhorMof thoOulf of Mexico. It seemed ns
if oyerybody who had u blooded poJIsreo
dog had sent It to the show.
The itiMdo of Iho hnll was.n . sl ht , dos
CIRC nnil oratns everywhere aim every ono
of the canines wus howling an If it hul :
not ! > lnit clso to do. Hut tnllc about huslllticl
'I'lio ICennol Unto employes nml cvon the
iiiiinajjci-5 , Wntorman , M-irston , Jueii P.vn'is
Hnnon nnti a lot of the other * , were ruining
around , siumlilinp over toy dons. Inching ut
ftuv.igu bull tnrrtori nnd giving the bit ;
JJcrnurdt ; nnd Dines n wide berth us thov
rhiuod Uio.iibclvc.i ftoni ono part of the loom
to another.
The carpenters were Into , the dra > men
nlso , iitul the ju irtoto would frequently
moot In n convenient comer nnd the next ,
tlilnp to bo suun would bo n faint cloud of
blue huzo hovering over Iho ontllt. Finally
the carpenturs nnd Joiners and nutlors showed
up nnd the nlnclui ; of the benches bcirnu.
Owlnjj to tliolui'L'u nututior of onlilus it ro-
quiirU many more stalls llian the matmL'c-
inonl hnd orlcrtnally llcurcd on. Hut this
didn't put thftn out much ns now men worn
nut tn woik bulldini ; tbo port.iblu piirtillons
Hint Mooring.
iJuforo the sun Imd sot nltout sixty stalls
hud buoti put in plaoo nnd thnn moru mon
woioontnincil , so the work of uiiMiiclni ; for
the visiting do s wsnte merrily and rapidly
on. Kvory ono coiineetod with the club ,
Irom Us dluillcd president down to tlio
newest member , labored with hammer anil
nulls along with tbo carpenters.
As fast as the stalls were built straw was
spread ever the bottom and the docs In thu
crates were released , walked a levy times
around ttiu room or across the platform
which will serve ns the Indues' ring mid then
tnkon to their stalls where they were so-
cutely chnlncd.
All till' UllgClPKPIU llllllKI'.V.
At" o'clock the chief of the culinary de
partment appeared , intended by n dozen or
more men ntiu the work of feeding nnd wa
tering the animals commenced. All kinds of
food wiis servoJ. Tiie tiny toy uau marshmallows -
mallows und cream for supper , whllo his
neighbor , the blu Dane , with tlio deep voice ,
bad n chunk ol raw or cooked bcuf us
big as n mun's head. It wus a ( ? ro.u siuht
to see the animals out. Does that bad trav
eled a thousand or moro mllus shut up In
flat crates were ravenous. Everything In
slRht was disposed of with astonishing
rapidity. Oncslrnngrr in thu hall rom.irkod ,
us bo suw Champion Victor Joseph swallow
a two-pound boots lean at a single mouthful ,
that his owner ought to KO Into partnership
with n butcher.
The arrivals corttlnucu nil the evening and
nlfht and Dy noon today every dos entered
will be in bis alall rcnily to uo eazed nt by
the curious throng. Hcvcral of the trains
bearing valuaulo dogi were delayed , but the
railway people assured tbo Kennel ciub men
that tney would arrange to push tbo Uogs
through before the opening of the big show.
A freight wreck on the southern division of
the B. & M. delayed the twentv-four animals
from Shnllenbargor'i Alma , Neb. , itonnols.
Those dogs were duo to arrive at I'cliU p. m. ,
but did not got in until after midnight.
* " fiinuo ruinous Vl itor < .
Ben F. Lewis of Philadelphia arrived over
the North western nt 10 o'clooic with forty
dogs confined in twenty crutos which occu
pied ono-half of a lariro bacgugo cnr. This
collection includes dogs of every description ,
but mostly Held animals.
Dr. Over of Philadelphia sent by Mr.
Low ! * his' $5,000 pug dog , BOD Ivy , and llttlo
Bob was the envy of tbo rc.st of Iho kennel ,
for ho had n nice large pndiicd basket to
travel In while the other animals wero'con-
lined In ordinary crates.
George Hell of London , Ont. , arrived with
a string of line setters and pointers und n
couple of pugs.
Dr. J. B. Lowls caino in on the Chicago ,
Burlington & Qulney at 10:30 with bis ken
nel of St. Bernards. This Kennel In bonded
bv the champion Victor .loiuph , Fornwood
Bnico , lo nnd Fornwood Cloldy. These mag
nlllccnt animals ntlrueted u great deal of at
tention.
Then there were u half do/on or so cute little
tlo bkyo terriers with long , slllty hair froir
Milwaukee una Now York. Jack Stephard ,
the famous clmllen-ro bloodhound , looked
out between the Mats of his stout crate nm
probably wondered what It wus nl
about. Jack has a fnnious Englist
record and will probably bo a great euriosuj
to lovers of this breed of dogs.
T. G. Davy's famous ml n tors Ivovclatlot
nnd Lady Oay Spanker occupied a pa"o ! 01
the top of a largo load of crates. These ani
mills nro the pride of Mr. Davy's kennels
mid nro hlnhly vnluod.
John Davidson of Monroe , Mich. , win
Judges all classes except Tovs , pugs , York
iiulra torrlors. King Charles spaniels an :
poodles , arrived during the afternoon nm
superintended the work of arranging th
bandies.
Dr. M. II. Crycr of Philadelphia , the otho
Juugo , arrived from the east late last oven
ing. The bhow opens at , 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
DverrtmtH ut llrnilllii.
'
. D. U. , Oct. ' . ' 4. Tne ooli
weather of the day was decidedly In con
trust with that of last weak und overcoat
nnd furs were nccoisary for comfort. Th
temperature , however , bad llttlo or no otToc
on the attendance nl the lacing track for
crowd equal to that ot last week was preset
nt the course. Tboxo whoso love of rauln
took tkoui to the track were rewarded u
witnessing out of six races three finishes i
which the llrst three borsos were but u hen
npnrt. The talent und the bookies sulltevei
1'lrst rnco. * ' > 00. for all niro-i. llvo ( urlonK
l hi sturtorx ; lil/ettiil' ' tu I ) won , Tornuii
tcir lIOio ft ) nuoonil , MuCorinlel ( (5 ( to 10) ) tlilr
Tlino : lUIj. :
Second race , purse fvxi , Holllni : , flvn und
liulf furloiiKti. iMuht Hin tin-i : iirpli.iu ( . to
\von , Marshall ( U * .o D ) i'ooiul , lloruni ( U to
third. Time : 1OS : > , .
Tlilrd ntye , hundltMU sweepnfilius. line wit
fiK ( ) anduu , tnlluunn u hUtuuiilh , ll\o slai'ton
Murv stone IS to fliwou , ( ilo.uiilni : ill to. aei
mill. Count id to I ) third. Tliiui : 1:411. :
I'minli nice , puruo VM , bulling , one mil
ulxlit htarlurs ; Cynosure < : t to I ) won , M
Mim io\enl Hueoiul , 1'at Cnnluy (1U ( to Dthlr
Tluiu : IN'J'S.
I'lfth race , pursu (51 ( ? . for U-yunr-olds an
up , uiihi tun pounds aliuvj ilui ise.ili
hlx fiuloir.'hValeotl ! wnn , bturu | 8 to
Klxlli rare. htVoiilix Inisu. for gunllonion r i
or , full eiiuise , about two and a half mile
Ouptaln Miinnhu ; ( T toM won. AJu II (5 ( to
eeuonil. llmidy ( tl to 1) ) third. Tln.a : 4s'il.
Ootil Il.iy ut InilupiMiiliiiieo.
ISDM'HNPKSi'H , la. , Oct. ! M. The day w ;
clour and cold and only three races were d
rlded.
SMp : < u-o. > ( : lied I.ndy won. Mratlibi
sJCDiiil , Altarnatu thlid , iv : : liitoii fourth.
T lliriiiini llftli , 'Jlnia ; ' 'MU't. ' 'iiau.I
1'fJL' , i'l.llj.
l < our > yunr-nld. 2:3 : trot , J ; a ) : Mnrlli.i
woi' , l.uut hocuud , Jity II iwk llihd , .Nutpli
fourlli. Tlnio : sr.T. v.M , . y--Mi.
I'iiiiryeiiruHli5 : trot , ( .i ) > ; Dr. t'uli
won , Miulursi second. TruiiiUyiie Ito.x thlr
Tlmo : ' 'ivsy , ; : . ' . ' . 2a : 4.
( looil TrucK ut Lexington.
LEXiNiirox. ICv. , Oct. a I. Today saw tl
best track of the meeting. Wcatnor elet
cool and braclnp , and about UOvK ) people we
prosoul.Vbllo scratches were numri-o
the Holds as a rule were Urea enough to
bonetlted ratter than hurl by the joss. T
talent had their lunlncs todav. three f.ivt
itoa and two well backed uboices wlunl
the money. Four out of the llvo oven
were won very cully. The betting w
spirited nnd heavier porhnpi than on any I
previous d y of tlio meeting. '
VlMt rune , nolilnc. puree I1M , tlirco-aunrtars
of n mile , ntno utartorst l-ondon Hinnko (4 ( to
1) ) won. Clementine id to li saoond , Irfiulso G ) to
Itthlt'l Tlmo : 1,4 ?
econ I rice , solllntf , pnrioi M-W. ono mile ,
four Httrtersi C.ilho'iii 1:1 : to J ) won. Alary (4 (
til 1) ) second , SolliiH. ( J to 2) ) third Time )
l:4l' ' ( ,
Third race , hamllc'ip purse IVlO. threo-nunr-
tCMof n mile , nine stnrtors : Irish Ulilof , ( I to
1) ) won. Virelo .lohnnnn il toll s-cond , Mls
Dixie ( G to. > ) third , Time : l:18'i. :
rnurth race , purio $ .P , ' . ( Iftocn-slJitccnthi of
i inllp. ( Ivo startiir' ! Honorlti (4 ( to 5) ) won ,
iuiteitlo : r.-o to I ) sucuud. Klllldo U4 ! to 1) ) third.
Time : HSfili.
I'lfth r.ice. lolllnst , pursn VOt , threo-iiar- |
trrsof n milo , olslit stitters : Too ( jnlckMtn
M nun. Interior CI to 1) ) second , Wnvoland ( IUO
to I ) third , Tinio ! 1:17. :
Oiiiiibliintloii Snlit a SUCCPM.
CiiifMiO , 111. , Oct. St. The big combina
tion si la of young nnd unJovclopo.l trotters ,
together with brood marcs , which ulll con-
tluuo one week , opened today with 403 hond
catalogued , under the management of R J.
Berry & Co. The sale opened with the well
known uroiluoine slro , Ktar Wilkes , bv
Ut-orgo WilUos. cntorlin ; the ring , nnd ho
was speedily run up lo M.OOO and knocked
downnttb.it priro. Stronlia CJl'.lJf ) , by
Kam Purdv , wont for $1,50) , The total
iiutnbor solil was soventv-llvo hcail nnd the
.sale was n pronounced success from llrst to
'
lust.
_ _ _
M.ltltAsKA VICrOltlOL'S.
IliiUi-rilty iin\iii : ! DIIUIIH til" Train from
tlio SneUeiMutr. .
Lts-coi.v , > fob. , Oot .M. ftjpoclnl Tolcgrnm
toTni : Bir . I The uulvortlty contingent of
Lincoln's population Is wild tontgnt ever the
victory ai-liloved by the Nebraska University
cluvtm over the Illinois Klate University
eleven In the llrst chnraplotuhlp game of tlio
Inlcrrollogiato Foot Ball Inatruo. The Drawn
nnd muscle of the visiting cloven were van
quished by the superior tact nnd generalship
ot tbn Nebraska boys , and the llrst game of
the series comoi to this stnto bv a score of
0 to 0.
Tno game was wltnussud by nearly n thou
sand spectators. Thu Nebraska colors , scar
let and while , predominated , ot course ,
although it was noticed mat some thirty or
forty visitors from Dcanc college at Crete
sported thu oratmo mid brick of the Illinois
tca'n. Hoth teams inarcuod onto the grounds
at 'J : 10. Pound of Lincoln was selected as
unutiiv tor the llrst half and roferco for tlio
second half , vvnllu Arms of Illinois was made
ri'feive for llrst half and umpire second half.
The > vlsitors won tlio toss and took the ball.
Time was called promptly nt ! 1 o'clock and
the tcimi faced cncu other In the following
positions :
Illinois. I'nsltliin. Nn' < raska.
Alherlnn li'ftonil . . . A II Vent
Nnedhiini Left tauklu Iliiwo
llnir l.eftmurd I O. Vent
Aslilov fouler ll'jpewnll
MeCnrnilrU KUlit iiintd Jones
Armstriiiu Ulilitt elu ! Slnelilr
Tiieholt ItlKlitunl I'hurcli
Conk ( Jn irler nack I'neequart
Mater Left h.ilf Pilniien
S M-enoy HL'lit half Johnston
Williams Pull b.iuk Oliver
.it A in ; IT 1'ivi : .srK.
ISuiton i\erluslliiily l'llt ; < n Cluxvlnuil In
tlio Dci'lslM ) < iiiiiir.
BOSTON , Mass. , Oct. 'Jl. Today's game
was inlcreallnc nnil rnpluto with brilliant
plays , out Boston's superior batting and base
running carried tlio day. Cleveland baltca
Nichols hard IhroiU'Uout , the game but his
siinport W.-IH so sharp that , excepting In the
third , no Spider coulu Hnd the homo plate.
The Boston managers tonight presented their
team SI.OJi ) , to bo distributed aino.it ; the
thirteen nlaycra. Score :
Hilton 0 0 a 2 1 1 1 1 1 8
Clim-lnnd * UOyOOOUOO
lllls : Huston. II : Cleveland , 10. Kirors :
Itoslnii , 'i ; Cleveland , Hnrnud runslloi -
ton.fi ; Kioveland , 'J. llattnrlei : NluhuK and
Ilotinett ; Vuniig an /iinmcr. 1 .
DeWltt'sSnvbao.iriun cionns i the oioal.
13 OA.nt OF EDUCATION.
Services nt Pollcemuu Xeede.l tu Seuuro a
( liiiiiiiin.
It required the services of two policemen
to provide the lloifd of Education with a
( juoniin last night. There were onlv
seven members present , at S o'clock
and after waiting half an hour for
reinforcements , Dr. Gibbs moved that the
secretary bo instutotod to secure the services
of a policeman to compel the attend an eo of
absent members It was carried and ofllcers
lliuo and Burns were secured from tbo
station. Tne olllccrs wore armed with an
impromptu writ of habeas corpus , signed by
President Spalding , und nt 115 1 > o'clock
Clinton Powell appeared with \V. N. Babcock -
cock ana C. J. Smyth .vet to bo apprehended ,
Messrs. C. K. Babcock , Martin Elgutter
uud Jnyncs bemir out of tbo city.
Superintendent Filzputrlck reported that
the Lothrop street school was badly crowded
and recommended that an additional room bo
rented. Koferrod to committee with power
to net.
A lot of routine business of no considor-
nulc importance was rusho * throueh.
Claims wore allowed amounting to $17 , . " > U.J.7U ,
ntnoug them being estimates uii labor nnd
material furnished for the Lothrorj , Saratoga -
toga , Hartman and vValnut Hill school
uulldings. and (100 duo the Max Meyer
iiros. comp.iny lor winding the High school
clook durint ; Iho mist two yonrs.
After passing u vosolution congratulating
Charles \Vehrer on his recent assumption ol
the nonds of matrimony , the board ad-
Jounied.
You cannot deny fnct3 , and it is a faoi thai
Salvation Oil is tuo greatest pain euro. 'J"io
"Camlllo" is cblof among thoerotlo FroncV
school of plays whoso moral ( or immoral ati
mospUoro is thought by some to bo a stvah
on tlio ethics of Anglo-Saxon purity , bu
Dumas has woven Into its flucr such dram
imillu power and humau lutorost as to milk
It ono of ttio fnnious and standard dramas
and many celebrated aotrossos Imvo lent 1
the liibtor of tnolr genius tn Its iutorprotn
tlon. Tuo play is a delineation of charade
ur.d n dissection of omotlou rather tUiui i
story , and it is only tolerable when interpreted
protod by artists.
In r'ivioving tuo work of Miss Clara Mcr
rh who presented "Camlllo" at the Boyi
lastovonlng , one must bo hampered bvdoub
as to her physical condition by the qmmioi
us lo what failings , it tlioro lie nny , must o
attributed to ill ho.iltb. It can bo said bow
over without Injustice that Miss Morris n
longer looks the chaructor , Time has left It
toll-tale mania upon tlio features , : \n
clover us this nrtisto is , she cannot adc
ijuutoly convoy the illusion of ynutfi
beauty and buovnnav. In tbo earlier scone
of the play Camlllo b'audlcs witticisms und I
prcDUinou to have guy , untroubled moods , bu
Miss Morris1 voice as well us her manno
was weighted with weariness , whuthor fron
illness or mere funblencss iiriut bo conjnoi
ured , and her work , frankly , was disappoint
Ing. In the slroiu-ly emotional passages
however , she displayed the caiibiitumato nr
her audlonro bad the right t
oxnoct , She offciod llttlo of tbo stress c
stormv pisslon with which uioro rubus
actresses have portrayed Camille , but ther
was quite m much effect In her roprosse
lutenslly. The retching of the consumptiv
cough w.is simulated to tbo life , and , iiidoot
Iho suspicion that It may not have been a
uctlng mudoitovun painful , Miss MOT !
was particularly powerful In toarlul pas :
ages , und the lachrymose snulllliig was
tiiumpb of mimotie art.
Of the company little need bo said. Mr. .
M. Colvlllo , who ussavnd Armauu , has u n
as Bouiint voice and u good stage presenro , bi :
aso his acting was colorless , scuicoly n note c
lira or passloiiato fooling in his tones. Mr ;
Fred Hookur made a rather noisy clown (
Madame Prudonoe , uud several others stuir
bled moil lamentably in tbelr lines , TL
supnortinc companv loft no Impresslo
that is remarkably dlstlnctlvo or agrocab !
or exeollent.
HI UoWltt'sbarsaparilia ciuanio ) tn3 bloo :
HId. Incroisos tbo aupallto and tonoi up thcsy :
torn. It bus tionotltol many paopla wti
havosulTerod from blood dlsurdors. It wi
nero help you.
Vntk ixt'luiiiiii ; ( JuutHtloiiK.
ro NEW YUIIK , Oct. C4. [ Special Telegram
us TIIK BEI.J Exchange was quoted as fa
bo lows : Chicago , par to I6o premium : Bosto
bor 100 to 17c dlicouut ; St. Louii , ' 'So discoun
> r-
OB Ulsoaso never succossiunv attacxs toosy
its torn with pure blood. DeWltt'a Sarsaparll !
uirtke pure uow blood aud ourlcbix OlaoJ.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Captain John Bates of Engine Company
No. 1 Meets with a Bail Accident.
HIS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Ho I'luncc * Ilciillnnc from the Second
Ntory of the ItnlldliiK to tlio Tloor
Ilelow lln l 1'rnlntily fit *
tally Injured.
Captain John Bates , ono of the firemen nt
engine house No. 1 , on lower Main street ,
mot with a serious , nnd what will , tn all
probability , provo to bo a fatal accident
yesterday afternoon. Ho was going to slide
down from the second story through the
"polo hole , " whan in semi way ho mlssod
his fooling nnd plunzcJ headlong to the IInor
bnnoath , n distance ot at loasl 111 to or. feet. A
plpo , which ho was amoving , toll to the
lloorjust before ho started , nnd Us striking
on the floor called the nttonllon of ono of Iho
other firemen , who looked a round ] iul in
tltno to sco Hate * fall. A rope wns stretched
across Iho front end of the engine roomwith
ono end fastened > o Iho wall by n stout Iron
ring. This rope ran directly under
neath the "polo hole , " and Bates
struck , head downwards , with his shoulders
on the rope with such force that the Hug
wns broken squarely In two. The rene
served lo break the force of his fall somo-
whnt , but ho landed with his head on iho
floor so hard that ho was rendered uncon
scious. It wns nearly half nn hour before ho
rognincd consciousness. Physicians were
summoned , nnd they all agreed tlitit it was
very doubtful whether he would ever ro-
cover. The Indications were that ho hn 1
sustained n fracture of the skull. If it hnd
not hon for the ropa , which broke the force
of tno fall , ho woulu , without n doubt , Imvo
been Killed instantly. What caused him to
fall is not itnown positively , ns hn has not
be-on rational enough to glvo utiv oxplana-
tlon.
tlon.Last
Last evening the Injured man wns rusting
easily , us ho was kept uudi'r the inlluonco of
ophites for n uood share of the tlmo. During
otic of his conscious moments ho was nsKad
for nu explanation of the accident , nnd re
plied thai ho know nothing about it. Ho
will probably bo moved to 0110 of the hos
pitals today , In order Hint ho may recolvo
moro skillful attention than can bo glvon
him nt the engine house , whore ho Is now
staying. _
A Sura Tit.
Thursday , October 27 , the agent of ono
of the largest eastern manufacturers will
bo nt the lloitou Store , Council BlulTs ,
In. , with a line of ever GOO samples , con
sisting of all the newest und nobbiest
styles of fall nnti winter coats , every
thing that can bo thought of in the coat
and capo lino.
Thursday wo expect to make a gala
day in our coat department. In addi
tion wo show over 1,800 garments in our
own block. Kvory ono that has visited
our cloalc department this season has
complimented us very highly , claiming
thai wo show the best line outside of
Chicago.
Another great fo-ittiro in our favor is
our usual low prices. Anyone wtshiti
a perfect garment , a perfect lit and at
the lowest cash price will bo studying
their own interests to visit the Boston
Storo. Among some of tlio moat popular
garments are thc > Russian peasuntcoals ,
Franklin back top coats , reefers plain
and fur trimmed , rooters with wattoau
plaits , ulstors with capes and hoods , a
largo line of ladies' capos in every style
and color. Ladies' Russian suits all
grade ? .
Plush sacqucs , 40 inches long , guar
anteed Sir Titus Salt nnd Walker
plushes , all beautifully lined , from $10.75
to $33.00.
Ladies' reefers , good grades , $3.75 and
$5.00 , in tans , greys and blacks. In
camel's hair and cheviots , $7.50 und
89.00.
For a $10.00 garment wo show an
ftndloas variety. Special attention is
called to our six dilToronl weaves of
black and fanny cloths , cut in fifteen
dilTorent styles to suit the most difficult
tastes.
Our hotter grade goods running from
$12.00 to $25.00 are well worth an in
spection whether you intend to purchase
or not , although for nothing but to
BOO the many styles and handsome gar
ments.
BOSTON STORE.
Fothoringham , Whitelaw & Co.
P. S. AH goods sent per express C.
O. D. at our expense , or by mail free of
charge. Store closes at 0 p. in. except
Mondays and Saturdays.
If you don't want to buy hard coal you
had bettor see Bixby about these oil
burners. They are adapted for use in
hot air furnaces , steam and hot water
uoiloi'd , with no co.il or ashes to huncllo.
Weatherstrips at Riley & Shot-radon's.
Men Who Own u Jury.
Judge Smith has commenced an active
campaign against a certain party , whose
narao is not given out , who claims to have
a IIm mortgage on tbo souls and bodies of
some of the Jurymen before whom the case of
Dr. U. O. Hood against the Northwestern
Uailway company is being triad. Who the
favcrcd Individual Is his honor does not say ,
but ho gave the members of the jur.v a fair
chunco to loll if they knew , and tbo result
may bo u hornet's nest about somebody's
car's.U .
U was Just after the opening of court when
ho addreaged Ibo Jurymen in Iho box bnforo
Dim. "Il has boon broughl to my notice , "
he said , "that a cartaln man has boon boast
ing publicly thai no controls four of Iho in on
who uro silling tu this Jury box. The man I
refer to is not an ntloruov for olttier of the
parties to the present suit , and so far as I
know ho has no direct Interest tn the mailer
nt issue , but I want to call your attention to
the matter in order to prevent him from hav
ing uny undue lntlucMio ever you. It Is your
duty , according to the oath you took before
the communoomont of the trial , to tell the
court if anyone comes lo you with any prop
osition or tries to hrlbo you or m any way to
intluenco vour voto. "
Attor this address , which caused quite a
stir among the juryman , the trial , which has
already occupied almost n weak of court ,
proceeded , Judge Smith stated that ha
doubled whether the trial could bo legally
extended into tbo next term , winch will open
n week from next Monday , nnd ho accord
ingly llxoJ the hours of convonlng court from
now on ul ! ) : iti ) u. m. und 1 : DJ p. m. in ordoc
to llnlsh It , up If passible by the end of ibis
term. liotli sides concoJo thai the trial now
in progress will take UD the rest of this
weak , and there are sovornl other suits still
to bo tricu when this is finished.
Now nr.itMngs , just received. Smyrnn
rugs from 75o up. OH cloths in put-
terns , and linoleums , now line ; alsc
window shades , 2oo up. Council Bluff *
Carpet Co. _
Save your hurl coil ; use wood , nnti
call on II , A. Cox , 10 South Main street ,
Best Missouri wood S5.UO per cord , do
llvorod.
The genuine Burr Oak etovos are sole
only by C'haa. Swaino , 737 Broadway
Call and sno them.
Weather strips at Riley & Shorradon's
ThnnloiBlvluc Exorcluc * .
The Ministerial uasociallou 'of Councl
Bluffs met yesterday at tbo study of Hev
to Stephen I'holps to make arrangements fo
1- the proper observance of Thanksgiving day
1Q It was decided to held services In the Uroad
it. way iMothodlst church , and Hov. O. W
Hnyder of the Lutheran church was af
pointed to preach too Thanksgiving sermon
it was unanimously agreed inat the colleo
tloa which Is to bo mkcu up at tout tlru
shnll bo donated to thn Wfimnn's Chrntlnn
Association , nnd Dr./JPbelris wai chosen to
present Uio matter la-tiia nudlonco.
The Association decided lo tnootat10tO :
o'clock on tno last Mqtriar morning of onch
aiontbnt Dr. Photph l udy. A inner on ,
some selected subject Is to bo road xt each
moctlnir. The next meeting will bo Novouv
her US.
Tire Cornnr of h o-tklwuy nnil llcnton
Our late loss by fire was covo-ol : by
two policies , both In the COUNCIL
BLUFFS INSURANCE COMPANY.
By 7 o'clock the M6xt inornLng after
Iho flro the socrotnrr wnq on the Hsh
ho.ip , pencil in hiitid reitdy tn llcuro the
loss down to bodrojiK , . , which ho did , tot ) ,
saying th at1 it wivii his duty and no
small part of his business ' ' So long ns
ho did not go below bedrock wo had no
reason to complain , consequently tlio
sattlomant was not 'only prompt , but In
every way satisfactory , so much xo that
in addition to $0.200 00 ( seven policies )
curried by this company before the lire
wo now add to it $10,000.00.
Boiii intimately acquainted with the
secretary and directors wo cannot bo
poi'stiadod that bettor Indemnity IMH bo
obtained than that olTered by odr honi6
company , besides wo believe in patron-
i/.lng worthy homo enterprises , every
thing being equal , and littlest wo do wo
shall conllnuo to bo dependant on for
eign capital and corporations.
O. \Viniuit : : : ,
JAS. A. UKUIO.U.
llriintltiil UtrliliiKS ( .l\rn Auny.
Choice of 100 lln etchings given to
anyone purchasing a frame for the
same. Fine now line of mouldings just
received , which wo are soiling at irroatly
rqduced prices. Riley < te Shorradon ,
Art Emporium , 45 Main street.
llnck I rum limit ,
S , Farnsworth , JV. . I'orogoy , A. IJler-
sholm. E. II. Haworlh , II. 1) . Harle , B. M.
Snrgeant , O. G. Morgan. A. W. Hlokmnn
nnd H. II. Van Brunt returned yesterday
morning from a two wcoks' hunting expedi
tion lo Marsh L'\ko , Cherokee county , Nob.
They compose what Is known ns the North-
weslora Hunting association , an organiza
tion which wus for.nud n little over a your
ngo with tbo nvowod intention of annihilat
ing all the gama to bo found in the north
west. They succeeded very well on this
trio , the results of their prowess being
represented by something loss than n
carload of gamo. Ilurlo and Haworth
between tii em managed lo kill
a forty-uound swan lhal measured
elghl feet , bolwcen Ibo wing tips nnd llvo
fool from beak to toes. It Is nt Norfolk being
mounted nnd wilt bo placed on exhibition us
soon as il arrives. After being exhibited
for several dtivs It will bo nmJo Into a barbecue -
cue and given to the worthy poor of the city ,
lilcrsheim also won considerable distinction
by bringing down a Canada geese that
weighed between eighteen and twenty
pounds. Several crows were nlso caught
alive nnd will bo fattoncd up and given to
tbo dofcatod city candidates at u banqunt lo
bo hold in Ihoir honor immediately after next
month's election.
The Catholic ladies of St , Potor's
church will hold n bazaar during this
week , commencing this ( Tuesday ) even
ing at Masonic hall. There will bo a
change of program every evening. The
children , the inUfnil , the pastor , P.
Longinus , etc. , will by music iind song
and play endeavor to1 amuse the audi
ence. Admission 2o cents. Season
tickets $1 , which includes an opportun
ity to compete for alady's line gold
watch. _ j
The Broadway Methodist "ladies will
hold a sale of house plants on Thursday ,
October 27 , in the vacant room next to
Crockwell's book store. All those fur
nishing plants arc ' "requested to send
thorn to the place of 'sale early Thurs
day morning. Slipppr at supper time
for 25 cents. ' ,
Big line of hanging lamps , stand
lamps , hall lamps nt Lund Bros
Sco those oil heaters at Swaino's , 737
Broadway. _
Collide * ! with u Motor.
The now ana gaudily decorated delivery
wagon of Scott Wllktns met with a bad mis
hap yesterday afternoon. Mr. Wlikins was
driving along South Firsl slroel when a
motor came alon at a high rate of speed
and collided with his rig. The horse was
knocked end over end and the wagon was
smashed into fragments. Strangolv onouph
Wlikins himself escaped uithoul so much as
a Kcratch. The motor was thrown from tlio
truck and slid along the pavement until it
collided with the curbstone , breaking oft ono
of the wheels. Fortunately tboro were no
passengers on the motor excepting the con
ductor and inotorm.m , so that , mere is no
chance for a suit for damages nguinst Iho
motor line. Whal caused the accident is
hard to suy , as each of the interested tiartics
accuses the other of being responsible.
75 horses , grade Clydos and Poreh-
orotis ; ono imported Clyde and one full-
blood Porcheron stallion , cattle , tools ,
etc. , at public sale , Thursday , October
27 , on my fiiimmx miles east of Council
Blulls , on Quick roud. E. L. SIIUQAUT.
Gallon Messrs. Day & floss and ask
to bo shown the Kloln tract of 401) ) acres
nor on sale in five and ton aero tracts.
They will show it free to all.
Day & Hess report that they are hav
ing a good demand for the ton-aero lots
in the Klein tract.
\Viinttul to Ituy.
Improved property. Will pay cash if
price is low. II. G. McGos. 10 Main stroot.
Gontlamon , the finest line of fall goods
in the city , junt roceivod. Roitor , the
tailor , 310 Broadway.
The Boston Store closes every evening -
ing at U p. in. except Mondays and
Saturdays.
Minor Mention ,
K Y. I'lumblnp Cc.
rouncll BlulTs Lumber Co. .
Tbo frca puolio library will remain closed
today , us Ilnolnutn Is to bo put on the lloor ,
The Class union of the Temple Baptist
church will glvo u tupper at Iho Elsttuian
buhdlntr this evening.
Two horses have bean t.lcen un by the police -
lice in the lust threq days una are awaiting
tbelr owners at tlio police elation.
Judga U. M Avleiworth und ( j , A. Holmes
nro to deliver addresses , this avonlug in a
democratic rally In ttjo town of Mitiawa.
The remains of oiiarleo Johnson , who dloc
at St. Bernard's nopjial a week ago , will be
taken to his old hV.po.at Huriford , Uonii. ,
today. ' '
The domestic troubles of Worror. NortI
nod his vvlfo , the former of whom was nr <
rested the other night for assault and bat
tury , were aired before Justice Swearlneer
Flavoring
Extracts
NATURALFRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla Of perfect purity
Lemon Of great strength-
Orange Economy In their lisa ,
Rose , etc.
Flavor as delicately
and dellclously as the fresh fruit
yostcnlRV aril North vrns dhcinroJ ! , his
w'fo ' nilmltllrt : thot \vMtoblnmoin ox-
nspcr.allnR her lord ,
The Veteran Tlppccanoo club will hold n
business niootlnc nt i ,30 thu ovonlne at the
republican headquarters , L ) . H , C'liir.t , sec
ret ury.
Ibo ladloi of the CotiKrcpntlonnt church
will servo mcnls nnd lunclioi on Wednesday
In the store room lutoly oocuptod by Mr.
Holds on Hrondvvnv , tiovt to the Council
Uluffs Cnrpot company.
The Poitawnttninlo Do rocrntlc nssoclntton
held n mcctlnc last ovonltiR nnd made nr-
r .in iomon ts for u torchlight procotslon and
general demonstration next Tlmrsiluy nlitht ,
when Oovornor Crlttcndcn ot Missouri
spcnks.
Mnrrlngn lloonsos were Isiued yestordny
to ttio following imrtlnsi Wllhor .1 , Thoinp-
son nnd Ida .McL-Mti , of Pottnw.ittiiinlo
county ; .lo iiib 1'Adcn nnd iMattto K. Klncnr ,
of Lincoln , Nob. ; Jatnos .MeUliity nnd Allco
Maxlleld , of Ncola.
Tom Davis nnd Cluirlos Foster , the pilr ot
supposed pickpockets who were nrrostcd
during Friday's pir.i'lo , wcro tried before
Juitlco Swoarlnsun yostordny nnti dis
charged , there bi'lnu nothing but circum
stantial ovldcnco aiialnst them.
A decision was rotiitcred by the supreme
court ycstcrdiiy in favor of the plaintiffs in
Iho casoof Deere , Well * & Uo. nunmst the
city of Council liliitK A decision was
rendered in the district i-ourl of 1'ottnwiit-
tninlo founty last sprine In favor of Deere ,
\Vnlls .V : Co. , and tnsit decision Is now
anirmcd ,
No bankrupt , Ilivriiiioltotl. dninncotl
fnrnititro ut Mover's , ! iO"-U)7 ! ) Hi'o.tiUvii.V.
Clean goods , loss thiui tiny Oinnlia prices.
The Umllmit novelty base btintcrs
nro tlio bint lioato in the oily. Son
thorn nt S'
Boston store closes every evening nt 0
p. in. , unless Mondays ami Saturdays.
Have yon soon those beautiful Imiul-
.painlcd jardiiiiofos nt Ijiitul IlrojiV
Itdpooplo in this city use gn stovoj
lhojas ( Co. puts 'oiu in til cost.
Dlnnof sots , nice line just received ,
$8.00. Lutiil Uros.
Don't forgot that S\vaino \ sells the
Klinhurst stoves.
.ludson , civil oit'jiuoof. o-S Brouil\vtiy
Davis for drugs and paints.
> "WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.
( Tasteless Effectual. )
> ron AM ,
: BILIOUS and NERVOUS I
J DISORDERS.
Such as Sick Headache , Wind and Pain in the !
Stomach , Giddiness , Fullness , Swelling allerj
Meals , Dizziness , Drowsiness , Chills , Flush. 5
"
inns of Heat , Lou at Appetite. Shortness ol
Breath. Costiveness , Scurvr , Blotches on the
Skin , Disturbed Sleep , Frightful Dreams , All
Nervous and Trembling Sensations , anil Ir-
regulnillles Incidental to Ladies.
Covered vrlth a Tasteless ad Salable Cwticg.
Of all druggists. Price 25 cents a Box.
Nr\v York Depot,16 ? Caml St.
„ „ , , , _ to talk nbout buyinp n
GETTING hoiitor. it win bo
cold before you know
LATE it ; tire you ready for
it ? Ila'vo you saen
the latest truimph of the steve inakcr'a
art ? Wo have it. There is no Jenyinpr
that the boat heaters niudo : u-o the
Art Garland and Peer
less Garland ,
the Di-oduct of the largest steve works in
the world. Both tire peed nnd oilhur
suit ; ono is sure to. Don't wait another
dny , but como and look over our stock
of stoves anil ranircs , kitchen wuro etc.
i'uicis : ALWAYS run LOWEST.
P. C. DE VOL ,
501 BKOADAVAY and lONoitTii MAIXST
Council BlulTs.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNiCUS
AGENTS AND LESSEES.
In pursuance of ordinance No ; ; OD..roiulrirm ]
walor and 2is connections to ho tuiule tu and
within the curh lines on curtain sticnts nun
nllurs In street Improvement districts XoISO
487,4sl ! , 490 , 4111 nnd 4si. In the cllv ill Umnhii.
you ii ro horohy notified to make all necessary
ennnoclions with wmor and pas mains , or lut-
torals. and to complete such worlc on or ho-
fore Novomhnr 10th , 1MU , us It Is the | iurio | o
to pave tlio streets and alloy's in said dlstnciH ,
and more particularly duscrlbcd as follows ,
to-wit :
No. 4S3 Center street from lOtli street to
11th street.
No. 487 Alloy In block ffi , elty , from 17th
street to l th street ,
No 4S ) Alloy In block 110 , oily , from 17th
btrcct to IHth stroot.
No. 4IHI l"lh street from Jackson street to
Loavenworth street.
No , 4U1 Alloy In hlock lOSJi from Kith street
lo 17th slroot.
No , 183 1'aclOc street , fioni X'ml htreot to
the alloy hotwoon U''nd strot't unu UJrd street.
In the city of Oinaliu.
Dated ut Omaha , Nub. , this Mth day of Oc-
toner. 18W.
R w. IimK11AUSKI ,
Chairman lluard of I'lihllu Works.
'
Tu the owners of all lots or pnrts of lots on
Arhor street from inth t-t liltli streets.
You nro hurohy nuliflod thnt the nndor-
Bluno i , three diKlnlercsted freeholders of the
city of Omahti. nave hevn duly iippidntcd by
the mayor , with the approval of tlio oily
council of t > ad ! elty. to asiua < the ilamano to
tlio ownuts roxpectlvcly of the properly af
fected In''railing ( Arhor fiom 10th to 1 Ith
htreoti , decliirod necessary hy urdlnnncu ,1.110 ,
pussed October llth , Ib'J- ' , approved October
J5. IS.1. ! )
You nro fiirlhtsr notified that liavlnc ac
cepted wild uppnlntiiiunt , and duly ( | iiii'lMud
as ieiulrt'ilby | law , uo u III , on tncutli ilay
of November. A. I ) . lhW ! , ut the hour of two
o'clock In thu iifttirnoon. ut the olllen of
( loorse J , I'aul , 10 n Kuril uii slroot. within thn
cornorato limits of aalil ulty , mi-et for ( lit ) pur-
piisu of eonaldorlnn und iminiivi llin asscss-
mnntuf diimtiKO tu the owners respectively of
said property. ivrtectiMl by bald Rriullnz. tnk-
lui ! Intueunslder.itlon spoi-lul lionellts , If anj ,
You nro notified tn bo present nt thotlmo
and p ace iifurusiud und maU-j nny ohjectliius
to or statements cimccrnlntcaald aKsussmunt
ot duiuuCB | IIH you mny consider proper.
ffr.ouoi : j. PAUL ,
w d eiiuivnu.
JAMKh hTOOKDALR
Oniahs , October Si , IblU. or.diot
Tu the uwnerH of nil lots or parts of lots front
ing on Du".atnr street fiom ' . "Jtli to Ulut
itreot ;
You uro hereby notified thit tlio under-
slciicd. three tlUlnteiuited freoholdcrii of the
City of Omaha , have been duly appointed by
Uio mayor , with the approval of thu city conn-
oil ofR.ild city , to iihsobs the diimavo tu the
ownorj respectlvuly of the property atleclnd
by Krudlnic of Docalur from LOln tu 31st
Htruets. duclarod neocssiiry by ordinance
IKOI. piihsod October 7,18'J' ' , approved Outohoi
10. IM ) . ' ,
You are further notified , that having ac <
ceptud said uppulntmi'iit , und duly qualified
as reiiuirod by law. wo will , on thu llth clay ol
November. A. l > . IS'U ' , nt .tlio hour of 'J o'clock
In the afternoon , ut the olllco of ( ic-jr.'o J ,
I'liul. 1(1 ( ' 5 I'liriiuni street , within tlio corpnr.ilt
limits of suld city , went for thu purpose ol
considering unu mtiklug thu ossnirnt ul
ilamujo to the owntirs rcspentlvely nf saltl
property a tree ted by mild Kr.idlnv , t'lldnx Intc
consideration Hpuclul bonollts , If uny ,
You are notlllud in bo present ia the time
and place uforesuld , and nialio uny objeutltini
tu or statements concoinlni ; suld asacsjincnl
ul darjujt's au yuu may consider propnr.
IH'MHOR J. I'AUL.
J. F. FLACK.
T. 11
Omaha , Got. SI , JEW.
All around the world , from Knst to West ,
Pipe Smoker ? think- Bull Durham best.
I low good it is , a trial will show , .
And make you smoke and pra e it too.
Get the Genuine. Made only by
G0 = , DURHAM , NC ,
mill Silica !
INSTITUTE ! .
INFIRMARY
mi"-1 to ° H Tllli
UCStrilPlllllO' . 'UMI'ltlll ' Tl I Mil III" I fi- I I M l | '
tl Oil nicnt of uvurv form nf itl-o\ < i ! r i ilr-
liiiiiiiillcilurMir liMl Iron no U
Ctl'O.ls furiullontH , ti nrl n it nt'i ) i lin-j 110,1 n1
comoil'ithmw tti the \vc-tt.
Wrllu for clriMilnrt on Uof iruilll > j : i 1 1 lir.foi , Irui-
o * . club foi't , ( "irv.ilurot t Hiin | ( . plloi , lii'iinri , i-n-
tt'r , cat irrh. Imiuc'ittlH. liilrilatlon , uli'Ctrlcltf , pi- < -
nly l % ciili'if | > , klilnuy , lila I lur , c > c , eir , "km nut
blond amlall sur Icnl u | > t > niLli > tH.
DI8E&8C80FVOM
\Vnnicn I Hl'.i : . Wnliii\u lately lid lei 11 Ijlntliilo
imrtiiHMit for Wornun tliirlntt ivinllntMtiuiit , "trlclly
| ir\nle. Onl ) Itulliiblu .Mu llc.il Inu.tutu iiinhu .1
tlivclnll ) ot
1'niVATK DISEASES
All Illool lle pn' < iipp < M < fitlly iruitiM. Syii'illltlj
I'ol'onsri'iunvi'il from Ilia syMi'tii wltliuiil inoreirr ,
Now lli'storntlxu Tru-itim'nl lor lif < of VI I' Mi
t'OWIIU. IVnoiisunnlite tiivl lt us tuny bo trpiui )
at homo by rorruipoiiiliMico. All en iitiiniilcitlo 11
contuientliu. MollcliuMorlMtriiiaiit4i ! ! ! > iiiU li/miill or
cxprci'-i'i'iirely pnc'tu I , no nurki tn In lleita coi-
tpnii or i > i > ntlor. Onu pcr nniil lntcrvl .v prolnrrot.
fall unit consult uiiir MMII ! lilitnry ur > uiir mio , u it
l hi ill mi u r.ippor , < iur
00/r /
lnilioteic > , -jpil'.K ! ( Jleut imi Viirlo i.v.n , with quoi
lli.ices , Ai | > ll UK-OS fur liofonnltloi n'l I 'I'flitxoi
Unly m iiiiiliu'torjr In t'JO cnt . )
. ) iroIIMlTAI'l'I.IANC'ES TltlJSSKS , KIjIICl'
itic it vTi'bitus : AND iim.iy
Omaha Helical ami Surgical Institute
2Oth aad Broadway , Ojunoll Blaffj.
Ten mlnliiiK rMo fro'n center ut ( ) u ill i o i Ocn 111
uirJ Lonnll Illiitri I'loctrlu niutnr lln j.
Hie Good Samaritan. 20 Tears' Experience.
JIEADEH OF DISEASKS OF MEK AND
WOSIEti. PUOFKIETOR OV TUB
WOKIiD'S HEU1JAI. BISPKN-
HAJIY OH' 51EUICINK.
/treat the { allowing Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Tliroat , and Lungs ; Dl .
easesof tbe Ejcand ICnr , lltauad Apoplexy , Ifeurt
Dlecasc , Liver Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness. DiabetesBriRbt'H Dl-coso , St Vltua *
Bance. lUicuii > ati ° m , Paralysis , Wldlo Swelllnu ,
BcrofuJn , Fever Sores , Cnncors , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the knife or drawlnc a drop of
blood. Woman with her delicate orpima re-
Btored to health. Dropsy cured without tapping.
Special Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to SUOO forfeit for any Venereal Dis
ease i cannot euro without moroury.
Tape Worms removed In two or thrco hours , or no
pay. lU'iuorrliolils or I'ilca cured.
THOSE WHO ARK AFFMCTED
Wllltavc Ufa and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or UiliiR
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlio only Physician who can toll what allo
: i IICIHIIIIvllliout fi Ulii | ; a tiuontlun.
All enrrespondenco strictly confidential. Medicine
gent by cijirt'sa. Addicss all letters to
G , W , Pangle , MD ,
6BS Broadway ,
Coanoil Bluffs , lov/a
W .C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Direclor , Emaliii3J ! )
ii. { Main Street ,
Coutloll llluffs.
NOTICK OF ASSESSMKNTOb1 DAM
AGKS FOR CHANG F OF CHADM
Tu the ownurs or nil lots , pni u of lots und real
cistiilu nlunir ' 'Illi ttreol. ( rum 1'oiipluloii
uvcmio to Hickory Htruot.
You uro huroljy notlllud tlnit the iiiidur-
slt'iiud , thrco dlilnturiiited freeholders of the
city of Oiniihu , li ivu hcoii duly apDolntitd liy
the niiiyor , vrllli the npiuoval of the city
council i > t s.ild city , to IIHSUIS the diiinuxo to
tint iiwiinrrt respcutlvely of the pronuily
iilfected bv cliuii.'i ! n ( unulo ot fcitld Rtrt'ul. iln-
OMIC | : | nucoisniy uy ordiniuiuo t\n. IU" ) . pi
Outolier II. IB'J. ' , uuprovoJ Outohur if , ifc- ) . ' .
Vou uro further imtHUvl iliut ,
copied suld uppolntini'iit , mid duly ( jiuilllliid
us iriiulrud by luw. \ > o will on ilui : ird duy
of Novoinl/er. A , 1) . ISO. ' , ut the hour of 2
o'alosU In tliu iifuirnouii. ut the olllru of
bhrlvur & O' Donation , HIM ruriiiiiu strcot.
within thu corpor.ito llmltH of wild oily , meet
for tlio purpose of uoinldurlnK und inuklii {
thu unusbiiient ( if dutnoKu to thuuwneiii ro-
fiuutl\oy | of siild property , nffvutod liy s.ild
( liuti-jo of pr.idu , t.iklii ; into uonsldoratlon
ipi < uhi | honeUti , If ii i iv.
You uro notified to bu proionl ut the tltno
and pluuo uforoiitld , und nmuo my objoetloiu
toorstatuiniMiU cdiiuLTiiiiK aild
of dainuaes an you iiuiy uonxlunr uiupor ,
W. U. bllUIVint.
uioiuji : : j. 1'AUU
JOHN K I'LAOK.
Comiulttco of Appraiser *
Oinuhu , October "J. jb'.C. Ui'ldllt
NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
EMPLOYMENT.
1A7ANTK1) ) \ mini ; mint to nork about sin
' ' 1'- ' " ' < " ' l'"Usl' ' > Al"tlyut otllco of Iii'on
A ' IMIM'.TUNT Blrl nt ont'u. Mrs. J.
JVI.yii.in , ( l.-iUMlow nvo.
HOUSES AND '
( ) K.VNdt : crnv , < <
' for -.ill-or tr.idu. Nleliolnou
IU
"IIP " MMtinbur lniidslii Mlimc" < nlii foi mlo
In iii | unities tn suit , Ku , v piiyini-nis.
Mi-luilson .Vc t'o
iiii-l i-lty loin < . Moni-y loinnl < vt
stock and - riln. Ho-il ustnlii fur w.ilo ,
liuullln < 'inil limiii ) | < s irntaN. Monnv lo.ino 1
fiirloo il Investors. I.OIIKUO &TiwloMH'oirl : :
1 01 { KXOlf ANn--Vlp ! iruuni tiT-Keolloirof
l 1 mil for Connoil llhiirs tnopuity ; will pay
I'li'h for dlirntonoc. ( Iruunshiolds NluhoUon
\ , Oo. n.'l Uro in way
l OK SAMC Ohnii-est fiirin In I'oitnwulti-
- mo Co. , II. I auro welt lee itud atU Im-
pnn ad. 1'rli-o tIJ : ui auro. II It jhoiifo.
"JO ACUKS lanil fur Rule : bciMHMI Oounoll
-t lllull > i nnd Uiiiaha .
: u li.irciiln If lukoii soon.
tireuiish.UMls. N'lfliolson .V ; Co. , i.il llroadway.
1 1iV\uJ."lv4 \ " "Vthltu for s'lloor trade so *
- I. II. bho fo. llro i hv.iyin | .M un stront.
ON KAHV piiviui'iilsroiini lionsn on South
ist street Greonshloid , NluhuKon & L/'o. .
C.'l llio.idway.
"R'OIt HAI.K Oiisinul piiyinonts. fruit and
-L1 Riirdcn luti I nnir Uoiinell llluirs IS. U.
blioufp. llroadvv ly un I > lulu struot.
"ITlltriT IANIii : | iir-ros for'sillo : Inildoeltv
J. limits. Uteenslilolds , Mohnibiiii & C'ti. , ( Lit
llri ulw.iy ,
\\7 A.OOO & 0 , ) . havi ) Aouio of tlio llnost
fiinns In soiithwosturn fow.i for H.ile.
( -.ill and si'o IH .VJJ .M.iln street.
HlU > I , n 1 litiutsy vviinted for unimproved
iroiH'rty In norllntosl p inof ulty ( jruen-
iiieiilNU'lniKiin A I'o. . O.'l Itt
AHA 1UM ! .N. Iaero I ' fruit und garden iruot
2'5 in lies from pnslullliM''J'S ' uercsiiiKrupes.
! ! auro In bliifkbi'i ih-s. 2. . ) apple tieos. 7."i
Ilium Hers Ti cherry trees , dwnlllifK , ntablo ,
cte. I'rlcuHOOi. No iriulo. K. II. bhe.ifo.
n ! ACltKS , liisldiovlnHs : will sell In loin
* mo iii-ro up tn suit buyer. Qreenshlelds.
Nluholnon , . Uo. , d-'l llroiidwny.
JP VOU liKe kind iri'iitincnt and tiarunliiB In
rual L"jtiilt < uill ( in Oreenslilclds , Nlcbol-
bon \ . fo. , OJI Ilioiidway.
Ififl ACItl'H of ulotir Innd In eastern Nu-
litasku to u\eliiiiiie for n. gooil rusldvnco In
( 'ounull Illiitrs. Want hntistii nnd lots for No-
hrasku lund. JohiiHton fi Van 1'iitttm.
\\7nilAVKiigoodteirinr for a flvoor ilx
' i room liou-ii ! Tour or llvo hlocUs from post-
olllco. ( irociblilolil > , Nicholson & Co , . 031
Ilrondw.iy.
OGUD neiKH of choice plno hinds for sale.
jnoir t'lirvls , Miss. ILisy tiirnis. In
quire of Mr * . 11. (3. IlrooUu , or A. T. UIco , li'8
Jlhslirct.
FOR linXT The following dwollln si
Ill-loom duo llnu. iil : 1'urlc nvo. . j-IU.
E-rooin dwollliiB. 7-4 Ho. ( illi st , . tH.
h-ioom dwvllliiir , ll'.tl''ml live. . } - ' . " .
T-iooiii dwulllii. , 80 : . ' 1st u\o. , 1-- ! " > .
7-rcioni ( Iwnlllnc , lU'lfitli ' ajc. , $ . ' . " > .
( i-rooin dwell ns , 1 U1 Avenue 1) . V2\
7-rooin dwelllnir. 1 ! > 2 llro idwiiy , S2) .
Id-room il\\oilliiK. : I8" > llontim st. . $ JJ ,
h-ioom ilwullinx , AVIMIIIO ! O , fJi.
i-ioi ; > ni ilwitlllni ; , 110 N. l.ith St. , fji ) .
i-'ooin dwullliu. II. " ) AVIMIIIU A. flO.
7-ioiini dwnllliiK , : illl Lincoln HVO. . tlO.M ,
7-rooiu ilwulllu-- , .Ml Ilimmmy hU , ill
fl-KIOIII llUUl IIIK , SI'.IS. ' lilll Nl. . f5. !
7-iODni duullln : ; . llalililtl I'lucc. 1SI5.
K-iii.ni iluullhv. Ill Curtis nt. . * ! . " .
7-riniiii iluclun , Ini. " Avenue A , $ H.
n-room dttidlln. , Kl MynstorHU. ill.
ri-roiiiii ( twollln , lifisilrd uvo. , tl i.
4-iiioin ihvollliiK. .VU .Mynfitcr hi. . $12.51
C-riHini dwelling , ( ir.iluini uvo , . } ! ' . ' .
C-roiiiii dw ! lliiir. l.'iUlilllh live. . 111 ! ,
ll-rooin dwulllii ) ; , lliilibitl I'lico. : fl-.riD.
.Vriioin duelling , Ml I : . I'luruoat. , DID.
7-rooin dwulllnu' . Mornlimulilc , tl'J.frO.
4-nxiin lUM'llln , 4U > I'nrlf uvo. , H'JM.
fp-rooni dncllliiK. 1 % WasliliiKtini uvo. , tlV (
n-roimi ilwulliiiK. 41) ) ! N. fitli St. . til ) .
ri-riioin dwollliiK. fi'JI Avi > nuo ( I. ? 10.
ri-rniiin duelling , : ; ui N. 7th ht. . $10.
fi-room ihMillliiK , I'.IOJ ' Avoniiu I ) . $10.
4-ronni duulllnv , IH.ihlli avo. . Jit ) ,
l-iooin dwollliiK , 1IH Vine St. , 810.
( i-rootn dwollliiK , * * ' " 17th avu. , $10. -
li-room ihvolllir.1 , Kill A venue II , ilO.
6-roum duellhiK. 1Kth ! ' live , , > 10.
U-rooni dwolllni ; , 1525 Avunuo II , 10.
li-rooni dwullliiK , I'UJ Avunuu A , 110.
l-ro dwulllni ; , HIS Scott i-t , , 18.
n-rootii duelling ; . UIS Avuiiun U , 49.
d-rooin dwelling , Slstht. undAvr-iiuu M , 13.
'i-rooni iMTDllliiK. 701 K. 'Iril st. . 4-i.
fi-iooni dvvullliiK , : ino Avunuo A. < 8.
4-roiini duulllnu , MVi N. IsL ht , $7.
.Vrooni dwelling. HIOO Avunno A. * ' .
fi-ioom dnolllnu'Hi 15th uvo. , 10.
ll-rooin ilMc.llnv. 14,11 Avenue A , $ H ,
fi-iooin dwolllnj. , S'l.B Avunuo 1) ) . $5.
: i-iooni iluolllni ; , 1711 : ird nvo. . * , " > .
' . ' -loom dnolllnir , ll'io A\onnii I > , } . " > .
4-room dnti'llng.210 ' Avennii 1) . M.
' /-loom ( lui'll'nir.l.'ll ' S , nth hi , , . ' > .
li-rootn ( huilllng , Kill N. Hltli HI. , 1.
n-roiini ilUL'HItis , hill A vii II , JI80' .
U II. Hhniifo , lenliil iiKunt. llroiiduny and
Miiln slice t.
.n iinod CiMinull lllull's propitrLv.
lie Hold lids wunlc. Urcuiibhlold * ,
Nlcholbon X Co.
WI/IIAVIIcilaluini'is H'liii want IIOUHOS to
runt , lluvo you Iho houses ? Ureenslileldn ,
Mc'liol.son .t Co.
1 jWU KXUMANRR-KoJO stojk of gciiiir.it
-L' niurchunillso for town nr custom Nuhriiuka
lund , ( iieiiiihliluldN. Nluhol on K Co. , OJ1
II'way , auc'iila fur udmliilbtr.itiir.
IT-Olf KX'IIANUi-40 ; ncrns in I'hllilp-j
-1-coniilv , Cole ulth Jniinoviiiiioiits
- - , , for
sleek of dry goods und clothing or other
inline. I. II Miuufo.
HANOI ! otOH ! ! ) uuros , no'irChoviinne. Wvo.
line linprtivnmunts , xjtnu Htoulc goes wltli
riineli ; flutist In thoblato. Will oxulianvu fur
Council llmir or Omaha iiriipurly. ( Iroen-
shleldH , NliOiolson , tUn , Oil llroiihvay.
.
for ailmlnUtritur. h.ivo for Miilti
ono of the bustOjD-uciu atojl ; fuims In wost-
uin Iowa ,
; niinovud , uiisspiiiilu , v inlt-i nnil
1C 1) , llurxu , Ulty Illdg.
HAIjlC Kiirnlturc. llxlurusnnd le.iHont
the i'Ht mi i llnoit hnlol In Kontiiurn
All niodurn Iniiirovoinuiiu , olo-
Cant fiiriiltnrd. Nut nrollts * l uoj.ui ) pur an
num ! InillUliiK ni'vvly Intllf. no eoniiiilltlon. |
l'rciilltK.ijj ! , liulf oanli. 1C. II. Hlioufe , Coiinoll
" ' la.
FO lB , \ fK- Hnrdwari HtojUn In Iowa itirl
Nobrasku. Involoju , I , JUJ to IH'.OJJ. K 11 ,
Khoafu.
lOlt HA ! , ! ? 1'iunlly licrse , now plmuton ,
-L humus * , olc. ( J. ( Iruirory , I'M M.iln ut
ii HAIdJ cTiunp , or In oiuhaii7ii for land ,
un uHtuhlltihud hiulnuiiM , Adilrvsn ! ' O ,
, Coiinull HlulTn. lii.
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DANOINa3DIIOOL. .
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TVON"IAVHIu U , " "A. p.irlorj , chlhl Von , 4 p
l'in.i uilulU. 7i : ) p m. Koolals syuond nnd
fourth Mondays- p. m. Muslu fiirnUhed pur *
ties and clubs Adilrem ut It A , 1'arlorH ,
Ooiinull IIUilTri. or lU I furnaui nt. . Umuha. W ,
K. CliuiuLiers , Inbtruiitor.