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COUNCIL BLUFPa
OI-riCKi - KO. 12 TKAHL ST11EKT
Bcllv rcd t jr carrier to anr P rt ot ttu city
IJ.W. TlhTON , - MANAGER.
irLKI Hni'ncK onice
Ntbt , ( Etitor |
.MK.VT1O.V.
V. IMumblnu Lc.
( 'cum 11 niufls I-umber Co. .
I'-ldoUty council , No. 13'J , Kovnl Arcijnum ,
will Imvd Its rcgulir moctlns ? tlilu ovonlnR.
Ono of the barircs u d l bulldlnB tbo
Missouri river levee wnt sanlt durltiR tlio
storm u few days n o
Unity KUlld will meet In regular CMOII !
tUUnrtcrnoonvltliMr Hnrrls. Virsi or.d
1'lcrco streets. otS.JW o'clock.
.ludRO U. C. L'olo of IJ. Molnc > ivtll nd-
ilrow tlio people's partv tills ovetunff nt
Iliiyhos' li'UI. Ho Is i catidldiUo for clootor-
nt-larso on the people's ticket.
The fiult prnwor * ulll lioltl R incellnR nt
thocouu hotifcn tomorrow Afternoon for the
jiununo o ( tnuKltiB nrraiiRoments for a fruit
exhibit in this city next niontli.
.lustlco llnmnior performed n double wed-
dliiK.VOMcrdav. Tbn parties were Chnrl R
Matthews nnd Annie Osborno , nnd Otto
Mntlms and Ulirlstlna Joppcian , nil of
Omnlni.
There will bo n republicnn rally nt Streets-
\ Ilio tills avonlnir. Tlio MnrchtiiK tl"1' ' wl l
meet nt nipubllrnti lio.idiiuurtcri' nl o clock
for Ihr purpose of taking p.irt In tbo uoiiion-
httntlon.
S.uiitit'l .lohnson nnd I'rancos C'olcman , n
South Omaha dti Ky ronple. wore nrirrlcd
vcstonlny niornlni. nt tlioofllcn of the ootinty
Merit by'Hov. T. Untiiion of Otnahn , nsslsted
bv Deputy Clerk Kenloti , who oniflatcd as
best man.
Mnrrlniollcancs worn ls ned yestefdny to
Ilcrtnnn hchncpol nnd Mimilo Kclioenltiir ,
both of Piiitinvaltninlo county , and to .lohn
W. I'ini'oll mid Hullo Ilovpfinne , bJtli of
( Jotincll ninlTs. Tlio Litter coup'o ' wcru
married by Justice Hummer.
Policemen Ko.intnti , Murnliy nnd Wyntt
loft vo'lurdny for Slienanilo li anil took
with tbriii liiltn.in Plumb , nlms I ) tie , nnd .1.
liownulhonrosupposod to bo tnoro or less
Intlniuiolv connpclc1 ! ! with tin ) burplnrv of
tliu tailor snou nt 'hiu plncu n week ape las' .
Stindny.
.1. U. Matthew * , n fanner llvlnp rast of the
city , lull his liorsn nnd wuirou hltcbed In
front of NcumnvPf'H hotel vi-steraay nftor-
noon nriu went inslilo. When ho returned
Me found that seine one h.id nipped a line
now sUil ol clothes from the wn ou unil ills-
uppenred. There Is no clew.
The Rratid Jury was empaneled In iho dis-
lilct court yesterday nnd commepciid the
work of talcing evidence against alloaed
criminals. The following compose the Jury :
\Vllllntn Cnrrio. J. 0. howls , Ohnrlos Hry-
ant , .1. A. Kunaon , A. Urout , Tbotnas M -
loncy nnd M. O'Conncll.
Tlio rcpulnr nipetltif , ' of ( ioldon llud cnnin ,
No. 7 , Hoyul Noiphboi-3 of America , will lo
bold this ovoninsrin Kntchts of P.vthlns hnll I ,
on Minn street , at 8 o'clock. H Is desired
thni there bo n full nttondaiico of tbo mem di
bersns matters of importunes will i10
brought hoforo the camp.
Samuel Burr , nn old citizen , found Dr.
McCnrty'.s poctootbook n day or two njroIn
one of the local depots and returned it to its
owner. The nurse was lost on'tho stops of
the Morrlnm Block , anil had evidently boon
loft in the depot by thu Under r.ithor th.in
run tlio risk 01 bolus cnualil Dy the owner ,
m.d oroscculod.
The Mn/iini' , utidof the mnun omont
of the Woman's Chribliun assoo'.ution ,
will o ) > on today at noon. Special attrac
tion in linon'dniiios and fani-y work of
all kinds. Kxtonsivo preparations lutvo
boon inndo in all that portinns to tlio
nmke-up of a doll's wiirdrobo. Do not
full lo brinir Uio cliildron. Santa C'laus
will promptly 1111 orders on Christnms
niorniiifr , H in ado at tl'o Ma/-jar. Snp-
jior from 5 until } j. IJill of faro will con
sist of raw oysters , oystot * stow , cRcnl-
lopcd oysto'-a ' , fried chicken , sliced ham ,
slowed potatoes , osoallopcd potatoes ,
cold slaw , pioklo ; . , ernnborry sauoo ,
lemon jolly , celery and doucrhnuts.
Kngliali bread and butter with hot
colTco or chocolate with wafers and cake ;
will bo served at any time during the
dny and ovon'ng.
Tlio auction snlo of tlio Unrhorn stock ;
of line jewelry , watches and silverware
is fitlriu'ting trrcnt crowds each nftor-
noon and ovonins' . All thostoulc is boiiij
hold tit just what tlio crowd is willing lo
pny for it. _ -
Do.ston Store for collars and
( ' . B. Hold tins roturaea Irom n busliicss
trip in tbo tvcst.
Mrs. D II. Datlv is visltmc her sister ,
Mrs. Gratian , ut iCe Moincs.
QMr.s. P. M. Pryor has pone to Leaven-
worth , Knti. , to visit friends over Sunday.
Captain .1. J. Hatlmway wua In the city
vo.sti'rdnv , nnd returned last cvoninir to
ilocini. . wliaro ho U onK'igcd ' with tlio Clyde
Coal MlnhiKcomtinnv.
Mrs , II. A. Jones nrrlvcil In the citv last
nvoninfj from Clcvolniul on uor ivav to thn
Pnclllc const , and v/ill aponu n week visiting
her con , II. S. Jonoj , on Fourth stroot.
Kuwnrd Ilnrlio has returned from Mexico ,
whcro ho now IIVQ.I , nnd is ii.iylntr bis
brother , Pin lay Burke , H visit. ' Ho wns
v/tif formerly u'rosldonl of Council Jiluff ,
nnd will spend sovnral dnvs ronawlng old
acquaintances before roturnlni ; ,
Ltind Bros , hnvo received pomeolosraut
new cut and crystal glass { 'oods and have
no fancy prices.
fioston Store for nockwotir.
Oontlomon , the llnostilnu of mil Rootls
In the city , ju.nt roueivcJ. Hoitor , the
tullor , ! UO Hroadway.
The Uaillunt novelty bapo burners
ara the host heaters in' the city. Sue '
thorn ut Swaine's.
Boston utoro closes every oveuinjj at L(5 (
p. in. , unless Mondays ami Saturdays.
Hobton Slot o for kid < ; lovos.
\Vnil < pil MIT tinllur .Mnnry.
A wtilto woman with an nlTocilonnto turn
of mind called nt Iho
police t > utlon lust oviin-
mi ; with n Iniii ; tn'o of woo to unfold. Sha
failed to Klve ber unmoor resilience , but
Mtld that Mm hiul bi'como Infatuated with
the viaiiliii ; ways of Sam ( ilovor. n colornd
iiuiii who hui been in the umnloy of Mnrn
Wise , thu llvorymnu. Sum had so far wnn ,
his way nun liorprnoos ns to Ituiucn tier to
promise ) to murry him nnd to hcnd him $ : ) IU
in caiih UH n funraiiteo ; ofood ( fulln.
After scmilne him tuu monuv she
packed up nor household unndi nnd
Miluiwd thrm to Council HluffN ever th"
Northwostcrn railway. Whua BIO ! nrrlvcd ,
veetfrdiiy ho found 'that her du'kv lever
had loll ttiocltv by tlio bick mulivuhc. and
thntRhn was In the soup so farnn her iid-
inlror nnd liar dush KUbsldv wcru concorned.
She \vunltd tvory nollcomun In the
city ( o np-
point hlmiolf n coininltteo of 0110 to look for
Cllovof. and held the hands
of Ofllcers Ivjncb ,
nnd Martin several imnutca whllo usinp her
most irri : > uat > lva tones. Olovcr has not
turned up. ' .
M Coal and wood ; best und cheapest
Missouri Inird wood In the city ; prompt
delivery. II. A. Cox. No.1 Alain. _
Tlio Boston Stifro
closes tivory even ,
ing at U IK in. except Mondays and
Saturdays.
Boston Htoto for holiday goul4 ;
I'Oooople in this city tnu gu stove i
' 0)
'IhoOaa Co. puts Vni in at o. > jt.
Kinest , uhambur sets in iho city at
.Lund Bros1.
ISostou Sloro for fancy artlcloi.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Independent * Determined Not to Fuse with
the Democrat ? .
HOW EDITOR TRAVIS GOT INTO TROUBLE
lln MnUn nn Kllnrt to Srctira Alllnnor Vuti'
for the lloinnrr.itle CnniJld , te
lor the .liiilfsn nf Ilio
District Court.
E. Pardeo Tr , vls , n member of the pee
ple's party , ' u Just now tno object of n hurri
cane of wrath from tno minnbors of his
pnrtv. Mr. Travis , n may not bo generally
known , Is the editor of the Pottnw.ittatnlo
Chief , n small weekly papsr which has until
recently boon published In Avoca , but which
wns moved to Council limit * lust week
through the inlluutico of Fremont nonjamln ,
the democratic candidate for Judco of the
district court , In order thut th1) piper nuuht
exert n wldirinll'ienro ' In iho woat end of
the county , where Benjamin hopes to trnlu
most of Ins votes. The llrU thing Mr.
Travis illd after ( 'ottlns hU pi inters'
towel hur.K upund hlsofllco c.U safely stewed
awny In tbo wn to l-n ltat , was to sit Ooxvn
und wrltii an editotl l In which ho nt-
trlbutod to Mi. Uonjiitnlii all the prnccs nad
excellences which nro usitallv ascribed lo
divinity ulone. nnd nskcd all mombrrs of Iho
pcopln's party to vote for Mr. liuaj itnln. not-
wllhstandnnj the lnctih.il the people's p.irty
had n c.indtdnio of tlii'lr own for the oflleo of
district ! nine. His onjecl In inUinc Ihum to
do this wns to put nn end to what hu consld-
oicd the cut-uinl political rniff cumposed of
Judtjcs Thomoll , M.IUV , Djomor and Smith.
Hut Mr. Travis' two column prayer for the
purity ot thu bench did not h.ivo altogether
tbo desired cfTuel , for souia ol tlio local party
Icndors tliou.lit they know n thins or two
tibout judicial purity themselves Accord-
itiu'ly thu llrst thliiR they did after thov ban
henrd of thu appruranco of the nrtlclo in
Qiiostioa was to ot touethar and tesolvii in
n win- Unit is calculated to 1111 Mr. Tr.xvls'
head with leat'3 lor its safety. A special
mcutliiL' of the Peoplo'a P.irty club wns
called and resolutions wore passed suostan-
ti.illv a > follows :
\VliiTO.is. The editor of tin' I'oltiiwattamlo
t'iilof has piililislicd ,111 artlolo ussntnliK to
dlcl.ur to ( hu niunrii'iscif the pn.ipiu's . party
of thisi-lty nnd tlu > riflei-nth Ju llcuil district
that Ihry shoiiiil void fur I'roniiiiit Itonl.iinln.
tlu < 'li'Miorr.itlc'immliu'r. ' without thu approval
of tliimunibirj of the saltl parly , tliuroforu
bit It
liesolvol , Tli.it > vc roliel against such 011-
deavorsoii Iho pirt of thu editor of thu Chief
to deliver us Into tin ) hands or our onunilcs.
wlii'ii In eonvniitlon our dolejiatm refusud to
endorse I'rmnont Iloiijiimln or In any other
wiiy fnao with oltlinr iho demooratlu or ic-
luinlican paitlrs. and ho It
Unsolved , Tliit wo oondoinn null eonsiiro
thu ni'llon ( if IMItor TmvU In iirRlus ns to ro-
piidlnti ) thi ) prlncliilus adoDteil at the Unmli.i.
nnd unr.titu Jiidlolnl con volition ,
Tnoy further resolved to demanc ! of the
editor of the Chief Unit bo publish the reso
lutions in tliu next Issue of his paper In
order that Ins subscribers may know the
feelings of the true mid blue members of tbo
party. The resolutions wore st nod h\r L.
Klnnehan , J. P. Stuploton , Goer o AlePoOiC ,
\V. A. Pool nud C. L. Otllotte.
riru llrunilu'.iv unit Curnrr ol lli'iitun
MllM't.
Our late loss in * fire was covo-o.1 by
two polii'les , bolli in Uio COUNCIL
BLUFFS INSUUAXCK COMPANY.
Uy 7 o'clock the next morning after
the'lire the secretary was on the ash '
heap , pencil in hand , ready to ligiiretho
loss down to bedrock , which ho did , too ,
saying t hat' it was his duty and no
Pinnll pirtof his business ' ' Ho long as
ho did not go below bedrock we had no
reason lo complain , consequently the
settlement wns not only prompt , but in
every way satisfactory , so much f-o that
In addition to ? ! ) . ! ! 00.00 ( seven policies )
carried by this company before the lire
we now mill to it * lt,000.0l ( ) .
Jioing intimately acquainted with the
secretary and directors we cannot bo
pel Minded thai hollar indemnity can bo
obtained thnn that olTcrcd by our homo
company , bolides wo believe in patron
izing worthy homo enterprises , every
thing being equal , and unless wo do we
shall continue to bo dependant on for '
eign capital and corporations.
G. \VmsEr.nu ,
, L\h. A. llKitnnu.
Genuine Hound O.ik , K'idlant Homo
I"1. 1' . Stewart Mtovon and ranges , sold
csclnsivoly by Cole & Cola , -11 Main.
Tlu genuine flurr O.ilc stoves are sold
only by Clm * . Swaino , 77 ! IJroadway.
Call and see them.
Store for hosiery.
l.'lHl flllix-l ) tt >
Tomorrow will po Iho List nny for ain -
tloii ami nil who e.siiect to vole nt the com-
ini ; election , nnd who did not resister last
wcok. will have to do BO then. The regis
tration boards will sit in cinch precinct from
On. tn. to S p. m. The roKistrntlon so ar
hni been constdrr.ible lighter thnn it Id
bo n'ld the registrar ! will proDabty have Ida
hvolv time nttendlm ; to the lute ones. no
following list of iho places of on
shows whnt territory H inclutled In each pre
cinct :
I'lllsTVMII > .
Flr t Precinct Wheulcr.t Ilorald'a onico ,
1'H Hast Ilro.idway.
Thut nartof the wnrd bounded by First
street on tbo west , Hroudwny on tbo north : ,
Onl < street , 1'lerco street , Mcl'linr&on avenue
und tbo cltv limits.
Soronil Precinct Kesideneo of Mrs. Grll-
lltli. ! W9 ICiit Pierce stroot. 11nl
Thut part of the ivnrd oust of First nnd
south ot liroathvuy , OH If , 1'lerco and Mo
Phisrson aveiiuo.
srcosn wvnn.
First Precinct 1C. T. Waterman's cnr-
rinuo shop , 1 North Main.
That part iff the ward oust of Seventh to
Junction of Sixth und to Hohror'n narlc.
Second Product W. 11 , ICnophor's Kro-
cory , 711 Uiomlwny. '
Thni part of the ward between Sovnnth
strcKt nnu ttio Northwestern ninln line
track.
Tllllin UAltl ) .
First Precinct Orobton house , ! ) l" Main
stri'oi.
That purt of the wnrd north and east of
Mnln , nnu U'ortb'thence to Third , thence
south to the p.irk line ,
fc'ocond I'molnet ( Jcorgo niaxalia's shoo
store , 6 > U7 Mnln street.
Tbni nnrt of the ward fonth of Worth to
Third nndtal of TlilrJ to the park Ihi'j.
roi'iirn WAIIII.
First Precinct ' '
TiU'Willlgdr'tt ofllco , 2-JO
South Mum.
That purt ot the wnrd from Broadway to
Seventh uvcnne.
Second Precinct Ifelloy bouse , ISl'J South
Muln ,
Tliut nart of the wnrd south of the center
llnu uf Seventh uvcnne.
nrru wvun ,
( 'Irst Prt'citiotnrdlan'e grocery , 1001
West Hrouitwav.
TIIHI pm of the ward botAtcn Broadway n
nnu Sovtnith nvoniic.
Scci.iid Precinct Urovcr'b hotel , DOter (
Tenth avenue.
That nurt of tbn ward south of iho center
llnu ot Huvonth u venue ,
Kl.XTII Wtlll ) .
First I'rnclnL't Hoildencii of Wise Pnviio.
'UIO We < t HroUwav.
All nn HID east side of iho Missouri river.
Second I'rcclnct Pollco stutlon or.on
, Utit-Oft
hlund.
_ All on tbo west side of Iho MU ouri nvor'
.Mori7Tti.-lit.
Sco Ihoso oil heaters at Sivaino'b 737
,
Broadway. "
S. H. Protroll. walclimakor , 7-lOiJroad-
way.
Boston Store for coats.
Alutiiiirl Vuli | < y liully.
The members ot Iho Uuiiiibllcan Younp
MOII'R MnrchiiiK" club , nccompaulcd I'v Dal- |
lioy'i buuu , left lost ov nuK ! for Missouri
Vnllov tn nttcnd the republican rally at that
placo. Tbo bars took their torches nlonjf
nnd hnd n KMnd piuAilc , Senator linger
dollvored one of tils Intcrp&ttnp speeches.
Ratio i Store for tires * good ? .
The people are taking advantage of
the opportunity to buy holiday presents
whllo Hie Burhorn auction sale is going
on It is tlio best opportunity to buy
such goods that will ho presented. It is
very rarely that an artlclo roaches any
thing like its real value.
Boston Sloro for blankets ,
. .
If you don't wan I to buy hard coal you
had belter see Hixby about those oil
burner * . They are adaplcd for IHO In
hot air furnaces , sto.im and hot valor
boilers , with no ro.il nr ashes to li indlo.
At tlio " ' '
approaching "Hen Ilur' onstage
tcrtalnmt'iit a number of the local ( bar *
nctors will wear the richest and mot
expensive costumes ever soon on the
stage at Dohanuy's Opera house.
Boston Hloro for bhnkots.
New tn'il'ings , just received. Smyrna
rugs from 7oc up. Oil clotln in pat-
turni | ( | , and linoleums , now line ; also
window shades , ioc ! up. Council Bluffs
Carpet i Co.
Boston : Sto ro fortoilot articles.
Don't forget that Sivnino sjlls tlio
Him
n , civil engineer , ; > -3
Davis ford'ugti'id ' paints.
15 J3loii Store fo : ' cloaks
Till ) IImlI'll Itult.
By 1' . Munson , from Shout Stories for
Novumbor : The conductor runs tiptho
loo'o sidewalk and knocks al the section
house door. The wind booms solemnly
in the black tree lops , nud from the
wniting engine comerf tno steady clank ,
clank of tlio air pump.
The half-clad section boss appears at
the door.
"Broke-i rail half tnilo woat of Owl
orook trosllo ; must bo llxcd 'foro No. . " >
can nihs. "
\Vithtiut awaiting a reply the con
ductor is gone and thu train labors on
ward up the grade.
Tlio "gang" is rou cd , the Irind car
carries Ihoin quickly down to Owl crook ,
the broken rail ia icpaired and all Is
ready for the toilsome return journey.
Slowly Iho car in forced up the wind
ing grade. The men work silently now
cowering ns if to avoid a blow as the ear
plunges into the inky darkness of a cut ,
now shrinking involuntarily from the
verge of chasms heaped up with vapory
blackness. Occasionally against the
starry pall of the bkyawan shimmer re
veals the Sierra's
suowv shroud and a
cold wind pouring down from Ihoso dead
hoighls sways the cable plumes of fir
and tamarack and booms in tlio tall pi no
tops.Unnoticed
Unnoticed by the men on the car a ,
rumble heavier than Iho murmur of the
wind conies down Ilio canyon. A shud
der runs along Iho hen vy steel rails ns
with the roar of an avalanche a locomo
tive sweeps round the point just ahead.
For a second , like a picture thrown
upon a screen , the linndcar , witli its
freight , of terror-stricken men , -
ou , in the trlnre of theheadlij.'litag'ainst
the surrounding dai'knoss , and dentil
w.is upon thorn.
With brake-shoos spitting lire the
train rushes past , the rod lighls of Iho
caboose swing around the eurs'o below ,
and a sudden hush falls upon the sceno.
Below the grade fragments of rocks and
loosened earth bound and rebound amid
tree tops and jutting ledges , down , down.
All is still at last , and up from the depths
wells the sound of brawling waters ,
softened by distance to a , innrmor.
The wind from the height once more
B way ft tlio sable plumes of fir and
tamarack , and booms in the tall pine
tops.
Neatly DonnVltli thn l.iisso.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat : ' 'The
prettiest throw of the las o I over saw
was down in Now Mexico last summer , "
said I ) . C. Smith , a western cattleman.
"I had gone out to look at a bunch II.of
cattle 1 thought of buying and was
standing in front of the owner's ) housu
discussing the proposed trade. A - -
year-old child was playing about tlio
lawn wiien suddenly it clasped its hands
and ci'ied out as though highly elated.
I turned my head and saw to my
horror that it was anuirfing
itself with : i mon.stei1 rattlesnake
that hud just coiled to strike. It wns
shooting its for'\ed tongue out almost
into Iho face of tlio child , and it was this
action which so plensod the little one.
At my aide stood it Mexican cowboy with
a lihso : on his arm. Quick ns a Hash it
went whizzing through the air and
closed tifound the neck of the serpent
just as it drew its head back for the
fatal htroko. Tlio father of tlio child
nodded his head , remarked that it was
a cauital throw , and resumed our din- i
cussion with imperturbable gravity.
Your Mexican is nothing if not stoical.
It h the result of his Indian blood. ' '
J'l ui'loilii Mrtul * IP. tile SIM.
The investigations formerly carried
onHi by chemists with u view lo oxtraolinir
the precious metals
from sea water have
lately , boon revived by Herr Minister , vou
Scandinavian. ( ' In this pursuit , flea water
was ! taken by him from Oristianiii fjord J ,
100 liters being evaporated to drynoss.
giving l,8.'l I grams of residue. This was
ground and divided into portions of ! IOO .
grams , oaoh of which waH mixed wltli
100 grams of litharge , 100 of ro
potassium -sodium carbonate and four of
carbon from Btari'h , and the silver
and gold determined ; the re
sult being nineteen milligrams
of silver Kiid six of gold per ton of aver >
ngo sou water. Considering those IX-
tremely small amounts of the precious
melals , Ilorr Minister is of Iho opinion
Unit no method of precipitation in tanks
possibly bo successful , balioving
rather , that the precipitation must igbe
o ( Tooted by tlio soi : Itself , where the
water is continuously renewed .
by u nut l
uraI current , and he points out that the
copper sheathing of vessels has long
heon known to precipitate silver under
these circumstances.
Ttindini Nut Iiiindeil.
A certain doctor in
northern Maine : ,
says the Lewibton Journal , ia noted for (
his love of hunting' , and ho is reckoned
pretty good shot , During an opidomio
not long ago a well known lumberman .
now deceasedhnd ) the misfortune to
liuvo several of his man quite Hick , and
one of them being in a dangerous condi
tion , the lumberman started In has to for
tills doctor. Now our medical friend is
sonicllmcii quite slow In getting ready
for his trips , and on this occasion , nftor
being called ! he was iinnenaliy so. Sud
denly the thought came to him that alas
ho WHS to go t > u far into the woods ho
might sco bomo L'nino , and stopping to
the door where the norraus lumberman
was impationlly waiting , ho imiulrod ,
"Say , don't you think I bolter take
my
gun along1 ? " "GunV nol"
was the
ex-
oitod reply , "the mnn will bo dead
enougli before you can got there. "
Nothing could bo handsomer than the
nnpi'o and dlroclolro long coats nnd
cloaks made ruudy for win tor wear.
Some are of cloth , , others of Hussian
valour * and the richest of plain und
ribbed velvet In CQiublnutlon ,
RULES FOR CUPID'S CAPTIVES
A Discourse on the jEtiqnoUo cf
Wotldiuas.
DIETARY TIPS FOR 'JHE CORPULENT
fnr the jlo filrtlon of Surjilm
A Nntcil U'nii\u | A lrnnniiinr
nb ( < l'i lif thn IltcU :
1911 V
The otltiuotto of' tingigomeiils and
weddings is a lopic'.tff , universal inlor-
i'st and is thus sot forth by Harpor'a
Hazar :
. . The engagement ring is worn upon
the . stmo liniror as iho wedding ring ,
and after marrliij.1 is worn as a guard
toll. Tlio solit'iiro diamond is always
a favorite , but tlio range of styles and
prices is wldo and the girl's fanev and
the youth's purse may combine lo make
any ring proper.
As lo wedding rings , Iho " < jqn tro"
and "round" ones have each Ihoir
likors. A wedding rinsr with sharp cut
edges Ills snugly , but bolng worn con
stantly will in lime nviko a callous spot
ut Iho biuo of Iho li igor , which is any
thing but bountiful. A ring will all
round edges renders this impossible
and is more comfortable lo wear , giving
with every motion of the linger.
In this country there Is a pleasant
freedom allowed the ong.igod lovers.
They ride , drive or wall ; together tin-
questioned. Her engagement is one of
tlio most charming o.xparion of a
girl's life , and slid is wise who will not
lot it bo cut too short. Tlio length of tin
engagement must depend nioitly upon
outward circumstances. U is only a
journey of whioh the end must como
i-ounur or later. A month or sis weeks
is not t-jo short if bitch a time is found
best , nnd there are couples who have
waited seven years lo sue Ihoir hopes
real i3d. .
The bride , whoso verdict issnppo'cd
lo decide everything , settle1 ? the wed
ding day , and begins to arrange for it.
No one hour is more fashionable than
another for a wedding. Many largo
weddings tire arranged for the evening
this fall. On the other hand many
people prefer the English custom of a
morning wedding. An ancient English
law forbade the solomnizalion of marriage -
riago after noon , and Iho tradition is
still kept up among English brides.
If a wedding ontortainmonl is to bo
given it iminediali'ly follows Iho marriage -
riago ceremony , which may take place
oillicr at church or at homo ; quite pri
vately or in the presence of numerous
friends , who are also invited to the en
tertainment. The bride's parent1 ; ,
tju trdiaiifl or friends representing thorn ,
issue the invitatldns liud give Iho enter-
taininonl. The l fido' cannot properly
do this in her o\yi ( u imp. If she has no
parent , or guardian , a friend may assume
that place for Iho occasion. Wedding
cards , are sent out two weeks previous
to tlio event , Tlib invitation may road :
Mr. and Mr ? . WII.MAMVn.tin
ri > iiiu | < t the piu istin'of vonrL-omiriny
ut the inaril-i'io of thuir it airliner ,
KsrELI.K I'l.OllENCE
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Mr. jAMts I'ltnliuiiic HAITK ,
on Thnrtdny ovunlni : , 'Outohor ' tlio sixth ,
nt Unit iifCurKovcn o'clock.
1414 Plflli aveniio.r > New York.
This invites to n-.inarriago ana enter
tainment. ,
Invitationfi may bcx ont to either mar-
riagq or oulerlaiuuionl separnloly. In
vitations to a church ceremony may bo
sent to many friends , while a limited
number are asicea to the ensuing enter-
tninmonl nt home. This church invita
tion i oads , "request the honor of your
presence , " or "request your presence. "
the name of the church being printed
immediately , below the date. Occasion
ally a card of admitlanco to the church
is inclosed which reads , "Please present
this 1'iird to the church , " the name of
church following.
To those so favored a card is inclosed ,
fitting the shoot on which "Mr. and
Mrs. Wilde request the pleasure of your
company at the wedding breakfast , " or
"Hit ? wedding reception , " of their
daughter , niece or granddaughter as
the case may bo.
Again , ( he niarrrigoecroinony may bo
performed in the presence of only a few
friends , in church oral home , and Uio
invitation may simply "request the
pleasure of yo'ur fonin'iny at the wed-
bing rocoplion of Ihoir daughter , " tlio
hours "four to six" or "eight to ton"
being added. In case of the invitation
being issued by a temporary guardian ,
it may road , "Tlio pleasure of your
company is requested at the marriage of
Miss Kstello Florence Wilde to Mr.
.James Frederick llaito , " the tillo of iho
young lady being given in full.
If the bride is to give receptions after
her marriage , a card of invitation to
thorn cannot properly bo concluded with
an invitatlon'to her marriage , which is
leaned before it. The reason is that at
that ti mo there is no "Mrs. .Tamos Fred
erick Unite , " HO she cannot invite any
body to anything. But an invitation tea
a bride's receptions may bo included
with an ' 'announcement" of her mar
riage , which is a dllTerent matter. An
nnnounccmont is sent out after a mar
riage has taken place. '
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Of all Iho letters which tliu oracle of
the woman's column receives from the
distrusted damsels who'so noses are not
dosiraolo , whose sweethearts do n.t
quite suit , who want to know the color
of Cleopatra's hair and the size of
Helen of Troy's waial , Queen Victorias ,
fiun'ly nnino and how to pronounce Got-
lordainmorung , who seek the propriety
of kissing their lovers , and desire a
remedy for freckles , those are most
pathetic and most plenty asking , What
shall wo do to bo thin ? What tihall wo
eat to . . grow . fat ? _ * Iiideod j _ _ , it . would seem . _ , _
says the Now Ycirl Sun , that ono-hnlf
of the world was trying to reduce llcsh ,
the oilier half to gain it. Why the
Croiitor doesn't bYpjtngc a fairer aver
age , instead of ifar isting in Iho absurd
old theory that to nor that hath llegh ,
moro shall bo given1 , and from her that
hath not shall be taUpn away that which i .
she hath , IH one of , 'tho things which
BlinkoM our faithl Now , tlio frtoul women
that haven't hac u dj-lnlc of water since
they were fortymvo |
, starved themselves
into Indigestion , anti walked unlil Ihoy ii ir
worn weary , only'to'-grow ' sloulor with i
Iho years , will b id 'orosted in the ex
perience of an English Incly who waa
suffering from sonJo stomaon trouble ,
and DOgnn a troatiuotil of not water to
relieve it , with no fajth In its reducing
her weight. This woman had an older O.
sister , who for years dnniod herself
liquids , sweets , nnd all that makes eating -
ing a dolightjlmd tried electricitvinns8-
ago and inordinate walking , unlil olio
had established a deplorable state of
chronic ill-health , only to grow heavier
all the time. Accordingly , when the
evil day dawned in which she herself
could not hook her wedding girdle by
several Inches , and when indigestion , a ilec
most frequent cause of obesity , attacked t
her , she began nil
a diet of ininced
rump
bleak and a slice of tonst for breakfast ,
preceded by two cups of boiling hot II. E
water. At 11 o'clock Iwo more cups of
hot water. For lunch a couple of slices
r rTIC GELEBRRTED
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illE8HNDWIOH
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those claiming to have almost as good a machine. Buy only the SANDWICH
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from the cold joint , tnoro ininced beef
and jnoro toast , Attornoon tea ns
u.su.il , only more of it , with broad and
butler and cake For dinner , llsh and
moat , or g.itno and blscuiU with butter ,
but no soup o.1 Hvveots. T.vo cups of hot
water when going to bed. This dieting
was pursued more or loss erratically in
Uio woman's way for six months , when ,
to her j surprise , she found thai she had
reduced hnrsclf to her usual weight and
ligu o. Then she co'ipcd ' the hot witor
drinks , except at night , and in the
mo/niti ! ? ro axed the dietary regime
whenever she was luvitod out , hut took
ui ) licr old ( imusomont' ! , oven to the rid
ing of u-l-yoar-oiil in u h.iblt the same
si/o as her daughter' . * , whoso figure is
not tlie least of her attractions.
*
Litilo girls' gowns quaintly reproduce
the designs worn by their elders and
are , oddly enough , fashioned of Iho
same rioh muto"inl . A little frock of
the popular and expensive velour
brown , with an old-rose b.ickgrounn ,
has a plain , scant liltlo skirt cut on the
cross and asliort-waisted co.vt of velvet ,
lined with old-rose silk. The odd
thing about tlio dross is Iho liltlo
sleeve , which is in ido of brown velvet ,
slashed from the shouldo.'s to the elbow
ever tlio old-rohO silk. A little round
collar of fine lawn edged with real lace
finishes tlio nock. One of tlio most dis
couraging tilings to buy for a child this
season is a cloak , for all the desirable
things are so very high. But now that
the tartans are so much in vogue , a
pretty coat of the bright checked maj
terial may bo made by the mother
glftod with a litilo knack of sowing , at
comparatively sm ill oxpon o. Almost
all th tartan coats nro made full and
straight , and have velvet pnlTs on the
alcoves , antl bold rovers or a full frill
of velvet outlining a yoke , which niiy
bo of the material or ofjtho velvet , and is
tisinlly gathered like the skirt. Fur
little girls past o. Iho cloaks like the
frocks are short , reaching but little
below the knee.
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Some of Iho most notable astronomit.(1
cnl discoveries made in recent years
have been made by a woman , and that
woman , snys Harper's Bazar , is Mrs.
Mintt Fleming of Harvard college ob
servatory. "
Mrs. Fleming is a native of Dundee ,
Scotland , where she received her eduor
cation , and for live years taught in tbo
public schools. For the p.-ist ten years
she has boon engaged in the examina
tion of the photographs , computations
and reductions of the astronomical work
of the observatory at Harvard college.
She now has charge of a corps of
nearly a do/.on women computers. A
largo part of their work is tlio study of
the spectra of the stars , which forms
the memorial to the late Dr. Henry
Draper. Mrs Fleming examined and
measured the 27,000 snectra of stars in
volved in the preparation of the Draper
catalogue.
By a careful examination of the photo
graphs taken at the Cambridge and
Peruvian stations of the observatory
she has discovered
twenty-one now
variable st irs. the only variable stars
discovered by any woman , and a larger
numoer than have b"en found by any
man. A curious clnss of star a exist
whoso spectra consist mainly of bright
lines. Only forty-live of tiieso h.ivo as
yet boon discovered , and of those Mrs.
Fleming has found twoiilv-llvo. About
iOOqu'irto nagos of the Annals of the
Observatory have boon
prepared in a
great measure under her direction.
An enormous amount of ribuon is used
this season , and wo are assured thai the
end is not yet. A handsome skirt of
nillis almost covered with inch-wide
ribbons with tassels at the points.
Those ribbons extend the full length of
the skirt , the tassels barely escaping
the lloor as the wcaror moves about.
A Sick Mead ,
a faint fcelim ; , a bud taste in the mouth ,
lack of appiitito , despondency , irritabil
ity , all arise from a disordered stomach.
A little Carlsbad Sprudol Salt will cor
rect these troubles , and prevent them in
the future. 13o sure and secure only
'the genuine.
COUNCIL BLUFP3 STEM DY3 MM
All kin Isnf Dyoini ; an 1 Clo.tnlri t done In tin
Ijhrst style of the art. K.idoUtnnJ sttlnal
ubrlcs untile to link m food us nour
Work proiniitly donu nnu ilollvorj'l In all
ptulBur the country. SenJ for urleo ll-it.
o. A. HAoiiAN , - - I'uontmroie.
i y. NeurNnrthwnU.iru UJ D
COUNJK. IlUUffl. [ O.fi.
HOT S1MUN09. SOUTH DAKOTA , TUB CAIU.S-
bud nf Ainurlua. In the llhick llllhi , : i.MJ tvut
ubuvu thu tun. A crUp , Unicliu .
iMvalr . ntiiiuspliurt )
wenrry. Them
warm mo llflnal watcrt
haviifiiris'l .
' tliouiiinil.i uf pjtlonm. FlnuU
bath In toe U. ri , Thu Ki.nu , built of iilmuii
pink nainl-
tunu. auouiuoil tu > 4J peuplu ; itrlctlr llr l clns , ;
upon llro | > l8ce , nleam licit , oloctrls lUhlt , rlulilr >
r
furiiuliBil , ll'io wlilu vuriailiilii. Hblu H siieolaltr
r
uutiiniiiK , mild wlnturs. IliMiicuJ r.ilin by thu
week or month. Tnroiiuj tr.ilni from
b. MA1IDKN , Tliu lv.iii . Hut riprlnxi , Chlcnw Dultola.
DII.K. a WKdTit NBIIV/S ANII BIlAltf TlliVr
ment , o ( uajUj for
raluln , tii'iUdctio. njrroui lljruarlk IVoitrataa Dlulnjii , fi | , Nit
041119 ! Or
Iquor or loQiojo , VV > kefuln i < , iloatil Ujarji.
tun ,
oriuonoftUjllrala.oiuiliiilmaaUr
, lalurr
7aoitu. IVojiuun ) yu Aio , H rrjaa i. u
rowurla Keinale eliljer r , liapotaaol.ouoacrtaji 14
WiMkujiui.
lavoluntirr Loiiai ,
matorrneaotaiiU Hpsr-
ovur-uxertlua of t'u Ii
belf-abmooroflnJulajnoe. A raj.-jtU'i
. tl for ( > .br mill. Wo uiriutoaiU batu tfutuni tu
can
clionla furoujtn , wltli li will > J wrIUn
Katrautcato r ( unillf notaurit. Uuir
onlf bf 'I'lioculoro. K. l-o H tlru xt t.
outtioni turujr liitaaiu t'arjuja u , Oman *
nrndonnn : . ;
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KID GLOVES
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The above brands of glo\es lor sale by
TheBostonStore
N.V. . C'or. ICth nnd
To J. A Ituntello. MIUo Votor.i , L'ltharlnu
hoclilln , M Se\uron Niivnsi'n A. P. OhrlstJ-
liheison > J , Cl.ira. I'ord , ( i. II. Ellsworth , Jonn
Mohr , (1 ( joruo It T/.schnuU :
Yon am hoieliy nallllcd that the nndnr-
stiznud , throu dhlntorestril frujholdur of thu
t'lty of Oinah i , h LVD boundiilv appulntod 10v
the mayor , with the approval of thoclty coun
cil of shlil ulty , to n10
Ms-loss thn dama o to thu
ownois ivsp.'utlvuly of the proporiy iloclaro.l l
b > ordlnatu'c net'ea nry tnbuniiliroprlnl'U for
tlu1 nsi-of s'lld city , f. > r Ihu puiposi' of open-
mi and \tHidlii < Hiili stioot from Vlnton
stipet to south city limits.
You an ) furthur n.Hillcil , th it haIn ? ui c-
cuptrd , s Id appointment and ililix niiailllu.l cus
ri'iiulnd ( Uy law. wulll , on the 'i ' < -l day of
in' , o nbor. A I ) . Is ! ) . ' , it Iho hour of lu o'clock I
In tnu foiuimon : it thu ollleo of T. II. Mi'i'nl-
loch. . riinin . ' N' . Y. I.Ifo Itu.hliiiuuhln 110
ciri ir ilu limits of .s.ihl
ulty , IIIUPI f > r the pur-
poMt of consider ! ) ! . : and m lU'n ; the assess
ment of d una.'u to thu oivncis rt'snuul Ivoly. sof
sild : property , by lua-nm of snob t lUm j mil
approprt.it'on lln'roof. t iklnInt'i rumlilur.i-
tlon spuclal hencdls If pny.
, Tln-piopoi ly bolonain/ yon. piuposud to
yj ; appropriated as .ifort'n ild. an I which hits
bcmi tlcclaiud necess.iry b } ' tliu conncil. by
ordniaiii'c , to uppr > ) ] irl itu to ill" tisu of tno
city. ' L-clii'4 sitiritu In sild city of Omah.i. In
thn county < if II intdas. umlt.t ili-of Nebraska ,
isilosiirlb'jtl foilowtt.
in tu-wlt :
Si'O feutof wtilfeotof lot 4J , P. 13 , Ioiiis' !
pl.it.cjk.ihoni i.
West lOJeel of lots 10 and II. Motlor's subd'- '
rlslon or lot Is , S. 13. Holers' pi it of Okabomn ,
West GI ; fi-ol of sub lot I. 11\ lot -M.
West ( i'l font of lot I. , O.ilc Mill No. , ' ,
SonMiT foot of wosf-'li ftt ot lot 1(1 ( , O k HIM
No. Z Illol
Wrct 10 feet of lotsO. 7 , S Mottor's sub of lot
4 ? . S. 13. ItiiiurV plat ot Okiihon.a.
North ' . ' 01 fuel of weit Ui of lot 4ii , H I. . Ko. -
eih'
pint Okaliomu
West Uil fet't.sub lot 4 of tiiv lot SO.
Yon nro uotlllud to hu Drnvnt at thi ) llmu
tlmiMind place aforesaid , and inaKu any ob
jections to or state iientscoiiei'mlii. , sal i pio-
posu I approprl itlon. or assi'ssmiMit of il.un-
azos , us von may consi-inr propor.
T. it Mrrruuil > ,
.ionX r. ri\rif.
, T \ MI3SrOLKDAM ! .
Omaha. Oct. 2Gth , IsUi o.'df.'O
Tol' . Ivorsnn. Ji Wood Smllh. II. W.Mi'l'iuuiin.l
holrs ut lu nt ' AiunslnKo.into. . ( ifi'cusi-d.
C.ithurino ! \ < > iini/i ) this vilfii. llunirin
Koiint/n , l.ntlii'r Ivuiinl/c. Charles II.
Konnl/o. Matlidu O irdiiii'r , Ad.illim lin'.li ,
U unii'iiilni ) llrown. M iriiut N. lloycr null
.Mniy U ir.i Oliver
Von nro hcu'hv iinllll'iil that the nndur-
sUned , thrt'ii dislnturcsto.l fr.'uiiiliiur ! > of iria !
city uf Uinahn. have botmdnly apno ntutl by
thu mayor , with tilt ) appioval of the t'ltv
counell of s.ilil city , to IIS-.DSS iho tlum.inu to
tbo owners n > suuctl\uiy of the uiopeily
declaii'd Uy onlln men IHM SS try lo bu appro-
pri.ited for the n&o of nald idly , for the pur-
IIOID of uiH'iiln , " nnd ' . ir"t
; I'MuiulIn ; ! I.lib strent ,
fioin tin-iillev no\t norlh of NiHinlns snot1 ! ,
norlh to tilt ) Mint h line of I'addorU I'ln i > , anil'
f Join the south line of I'adilojU I'nico inn th to
Ohio street , and oioniir | ' nn I cMandliiir c'Ini ! IDU
fitruot , In Cunningham's nddltlon from Its
lire-ont western toiinlnns woittn liith Mroel ,
so oMondud , us sh iwn by plat Issued to IIG
from the olllcu of the city engineer.
Yon nro nntllled , thut having nccoptod
said appoliilniaiit , nnJ duly iU illdo-l
| as m- I
iinireil by law. wo will , on the 'Jillliday nof
November ' , A. I ) . . IH' ' ) . ' , nt thu hour of 111
o'ulouk In thu forenoon , utthu ulllu of Shrlvur
A O'Diinnliof , Hull I'.ini.iin stroul , within tin )
corporalullinlts if B ild ultv , muot for thu nnr-
) ) ese of consldurln irss
and
linking th. ) nssuss-
ment of damage to Iho iiivnurs rspL'itlvo'v '
of said properly by leusnn of sueh taldns untl
iiinioirliitlon | thuioof.
The property IK loni'liu to yon. nnmoso 1 to
bo appiiiprlnttiJ us aforo-iald , nnd which hin
buini dfuiaiud nt'uiMs ny by HID rminull , hv
oidlniint'o to aiiproprliilo to thn ic-n of thu ulty
lining hltniiii'd In h.ilil ulty of O.nuh.i , In iho
connly of Douglas. andHtito of NulnasKa , i Is
tlest'rlliDd as follows town :
Properly In nainoof I' . I vet mm
TliMi.i l , Hlj fiun of sub lot I'.1 of thn oust
SJJfentof la\ lots In the N\V' ' of the Si:1 : , of
boiia. . T 1.1. IIIIU
I'ropurty In HID nnnieof .1 , Wood .Smith ,
A stripof luinliiilfiinl wldo rnnnlir- inn Hi nnd
south throiih'hsnh lou.1 anil def ta.\ lit II , thn
uast line of stld nlrlp Inline H'J'/j frill west of .
tliollni _ ) hotweon tax lots I nnd II In section 1' ' ,
I'r'onurlv In the nninoof Aii nslns Konnt/o
I/O
nnd I ) . W. .Vi'lJniM , ' . /
Tliu following p.uctd or tr.ti't of land : HB-
Klnn'ni ' ; nt t bu south \ \ ueormir [ of lot ; ' ( ) blih'i ,
S I'.uldouk I'lac'oi Ihuiieo south to thonoilli
llnu of Ul.iru hlrool.
' produced from Cnnnlir.-
Ii mi's nddltlon ; thuneo n ist ulioiit ll."i ft t'Ot
nloiu the norlh llnu of h.ild I'liuK Htiout. In
tht > west llnu of Onnnliuli.iiu'B inlilltlon [ :
IhnnuoHonlh aloiiK Ihu west llnu of CiinnlnK-
h IIII'H uddltlon < < < ! font lo the sonlli line i of
Clnrk strciii , thun.'o uost iilon ; : H ihl Hoiith line
of Liltirk street lo it point In it llnu pjrullid I to
thu oiut llnu of lii.x loiii H and li. nnd H.ild line
blartln ill fuul wu t of lot fl , blouU III ! * , ulty ;
lliuni'n miiitli nloiii snld line
to Ihu north I
nu
of ( , tax lut S ; thuniM ) went ( f fvut to thu
woit
*
line of Dili Htri'iit ; thnneu north panillol l"in
tliu oust line of tux Ion H and I ) to Ihu hinitli
line of Olnrk street , produron from Cnnnln
' ' ' -
liiun's addlt on ; Ihunuo In a nortlnvcslorlv dl- . :
luutlon to the north linn nf C'lurK hliutit .
pio.
diicodi ' tlmnuu noi Hi lo iho him th llnu of I'ud-
< louk I'lneo ; thuncu yaatbJ feet tn plat-oof bu-
Voii nro lOlllliid to bo
moscnt at Ihu tlino
ino
and plauo nroiuiald , und miiku any objuetlons
to or Nt.itumunls I'onuurnln suld
propo < utl
upproprlntlon or nssessmunt of daniiu'e , as
you may consider proper.
proper.WM. . tj SIHIIVKK.
.IOII.N I' . n.AdK.
.1IJII.N U. ItOHIMNa ,
Coinintttco of AiniuUers |
Omaha. Octobar'-M , iwi ndl''H
SKWUlt PUOPOSALS.
nii-
rll ,
ur
'Oil- '
atrncllrin of thusuivors
-suivors In
uuwur
dUtrlct No , I , In tnu city uf
Oiniihu.
us per ordlnnnces No
a.111 and : i'H3 ri'jpui'tlvulv , nccoidlnu to nlfnn jflis. ;
und Hia'cllluutIons on IIIn in thu ulllt'u of the
boaiif of pnhllo works. I'ropimls
to bu inailn
on printed llnnl < fiiriilbhfil by tl.o btiard , unit
tubuiifCDinpanled by u cortlllud uhiuk in thu
bum uf * .VKJ , p.iyublu to Ihu elty uf Uiiialm L UH
un ovIUeiiL'utit ii > od fultli ,
Thu lio.ird rehurvut thu rlicht to ruject any
or utl bldn und tu wulvu dufuuts.
I'V. . lllHKIIAUSnit.
Chnlriimnof the Iliurd uf I'ubllu Works.
Omaha , Nob. , Uutubur Slh , ! 8Ji oVbJjil5 (
COUNCIL DLUFFS
Tlio wixnt aitvprlhu noun npnovrlnn In v\
now | iiicrro often the most Intoronlun
part of It * content * . Tnoy o\proM tlio urgent
nerds , tlio dully wMim of tlio people who
wmiljomethlna mill whJ nro vrlllln. ) to do
rotiiQtliln ? ,
KMPLOVMBNT.
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taurant. II
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roMI'KTKNr plrl anted i\t"oiicc. K.M1
\Vlllowu\oniio. Mrs. J. l.yninn.
_ LANDS.
1 > AIHAl.N-rrto ! lull In wixt put of oltyT
1 'Miixt bi > void ntunou. II. ,1. lliitchlnnm A
To. . 017 Itm.'iduiiy.
liKV1T InmK ( Inu hiMirln. . In i-lty li
JU _ J. llulfhliisiin .1 Uu. . (117 ( llioiulwiiy.
\\MI.I , It , ulo linuio nnd lot fur stocl urj ?
" ' lluli'hllHnn , < . Co , ( H7 llro.idwuy.
\\Tl : . \ - : * for furiiuif IIU arM
m-ios , within ' : w mho * of Onuliii : tnujt bo
peed Innilj thin't IMIO fnr linproMiimMittt nlll
pay all cinn. 1) . .1. lliitflilnson .V Co. ) , 017
Hi
oiuliiy. .
OUAMJi ; Kniv < t In K.orldt . nnd OilffonihT
ftirs.ilooi tr.nlo.
l ioun < lilolH NU-holstm
A Co.
IJM'IIN ( K rimir ciiinrlnr * < ) ucllnii nf
l.ind fm Cniiiu'.l lllnT ! * property ; will tuy
cash for dlili'ii'iu'p. ( iruunsluuliK N ehoUon
, \ i ii . n.'l llrci UHMIV
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J/'Oli S \ I , K Choicest f.irni In I'ottawatti-
mo Co. . 1 1.1 ii-rtM , wo. I loiviltd unl Im-
| iroo _ K Prli-o J I.I . unjipro. JiJ s h ifo.
10 ACHI'.S land fiir s.ilus between Council
HlufN anil Onuiha ; a b.ti jnlii If Hilton onoii.
riroiMjshJo ils NlclmUon .VJ'o . tat Urn .ul way.
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IfOIJ r.\OIIAMU.-To nt'liHUii '
J-1 cnutitv , Coo. with linpiovonipnts , for
slock or dry con Is and vdithliiit or otlior
indsp I' II. Shi-life.
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ON 1'ASV pavnuMits . "i-roiini IIIMISU on hontli
islstrput OiraiMhleiiN , Nicholson & Co. .
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O''l llriudu.iy.
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1IH1U HAI.K fin SMI i I mymmits , fruit anil
J-1
- purdiMi inn I iiinr Council lllittr * U II.
rliuujo. llrcmtlw iv an I daln strool
inUt'lT I.AXI ) . ; i > , ncros for s.ilui insldo ell V
I1 limits ( irocnshk'.ds , MohoKon X Col ( \ !
llr t id.iv. .
\W AOilli. . \ ( ' ) . M ivo"jo IKI _ of the
T fiirins In oo'ilhwoitorii town for Halo.
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( .ill and HIMMIS ft'J ) M iln strcnt.
HOI ! * ! : nn I uii.ijv.iniod for nnlniprovoil
utoupriy in norihwoU piitnf city Uruoti-
' hn'Ms Xi'liNonL'i > .0.'l IliOiUhvav. ,
illi : liNT-Tho roHov.ii
-I-1 III loomdno Mir. . iil : I'ark avo. . JIJ ,
8-rooin ilwo.llnB. 7-M So. ( , tli St. . T.U
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7-rooin ilwolllni ; , lil Uitli avt1. , t ! " > .
! l-rooiu dwcll'ii , I Hit st. and Avenue D , t2\
7-rooin ( Iwolliii. * , is'i Itnndwny , $ . ' \
lU-rooindHollIni : . : t8 > llonloii st. . J-J ) .
h-runtn dwolllni : . : II3 Avonno ( i. $ IBV\ (
fi-iooin ( Iwiilllnr , 110 N. I.MIi st. , f (11.05 (
ll-ioinii ( hsulllnK. MU A vonitH II , tlti.
' i-iootn ilwi'illni : , .III ) Mnooln ave. , flO.il' > .
-rooiu tlwelllui. - 0 II u tnony st , JI5.
7-looin ( IwtMllii ; . llah'dtt I'laci1. Sl.V
0-rooiu du ell I nc. 411 Cm I Is hi. , H" > .
fi-rooni n well In ; , .VI Mynsturst. . f II.
A- room ( Ittolllnf , laH : ird uvi > . . SI I.
J-iooin ilwollliiR. ft.'I Mynsti-r-st. , } i2J l
C-room dwullln ; , ( ii'iihain uvu , ? ! . ' .
C-romn dttii.llnv. r > l ! ! llli uvo. . Jl' ' .
i-rooin ; iluoilhiLItalihltt I'l ice. $ i ' .uJ.
7-roinn dwollln. . Jlnrnlnusldo , Jl'.M.
s-rooin dwolllnIC > I'utk uvo. . JISSJ.
n-iuoni dwi > Hit * . 2i ! ( \VIMIIIU i A , $10.
5-rooin dwel'lir. ' . I i."i W.isliiii.'ton uvo. . $10 :
: > -iotiiii duelling. IJJ N. lith .St. , Jill
n-ionin dttollhiB , . : nl N. 7th HI. , ill ) .
n-l'oom ilwolllns , 1IU. ' A vuniiu ! ; . f5. !
I-I-DIIIII il.M'lllirIt .1 Mil uvo. ilj.
C-IOOMI dwollln ; . ' . M')4lh st , tin.
4-ioom ihvollhi' ' . IIS Vine -it. . tlO.
4-tooin iiucllln ? , "ill ! N. 7th. $10
( i-ionm Iwellliu. ' . " )7 I7lh rivil'l. .
Ci-icoiii ( hvolhn : , i.l 4 Avon ill ) II. flO.
f.-ioo-n d'.uilllnu' , l.v.Vi AM'iiuc II , fIJ. .
ri-iooin ilunlllir141' ! IlroaUvay : , ? .U.
n-roiiin dttullln . lit. . ) htliivu. . , il i.
li-rouni dnnllln. , I7n Avoniio A , HO.
ft-rootii nwi'lllnir. Oi-ilnm mi1. , nr' , lltvli ; , $3 , '
" 4-rooin liniiso , I7ilbn Dili HI. , $10.
"i-rooin ihvollliiK , : nil ! A vonilo A. $9.
4-roo'ii dwolllii , i'i'l Avi'iiuu ! ) . $ * .
5-rooin ilwulltnir , ar Avonno II. H
1-rooni dni'lllin- ) 10 Avunnu C. IS.
.Vrooin dwc llnir. OI'J Avunuo U IK
0-rooin dwollIiiK1st st. and A vcinio M , M.
fi-room ihvolllns. 7uil S Klnl St. . $ S.
. ' 1-1110111 iluiilllnir , : ; iK. Avonno A.H
4-rooin ihvolllnz , 'JW N. 1st ot. , jr.
4-ioom lUvollina ( ill MI 1st St. . J7..7) .
n-rodin dwullliiL' , : ii | l A VIMIIIO A. SI
Vrooiu chNL'.lliiK , "III I5lh uvo , , J : ! .
; i-louin dwelling. 1 l-.l AVCIIIIU A. JB.
n-ioom iiwoiiinir , 'MOi Avoinio i ) , la.
2-nioin ( Iw'jlllnIll ) Avpiuii1 I ) . $ . " > .
4-rooni ( l t'lllnir10 A vciuiu I ) , Jl.
: i-u > oni rhu'ihiiL' . V.'l.t ) H. nth si. . * ' > .
4 loom duelling , Hit Avu ( . ! . II.'LOI ) .
4 room dnnlllii ) . ' . 141 Vinn su IJOO.
4 loom dwelling , an Park avu. . fll'.OO.
U II. sho.-ifo , runtal : fcnt. llroudway nncl
Muln ttiuul.
Jl'VOIJ have TMVthln ; for Hilo or trailo HO
r. II. Hlmifo. Itr.ii hv.iy un.l Mini strnnl.
AllAltC/VIN. / I'-.ioro fruit and Riirdon tract/
: . " mllus from | KHt < illju."i | uoros tn' rnpus.
'i ucro In lla 'l.'iorilos. 'I'll apple tree * . 7.V
plum trji's. i
Irons , u , Bt'ibla ,
ol : l'rk-o,00i. : No trade. I' . II. Miuafo.
' ) ! ACUI > . Insldo cltv limits : will h ll In lots
J MII > IPID nn lo N ilt bnvur. ( iiuonshlelds.
NIho son .t L'o. , ( . ' 'I Mro.ulw.iy.
ri' Veil' liKoMn I tri"it mi-lit nnd bargains In
ri-.it rstilo nil on ijioonshlulds , NlehoH
son & Co. , fi' . ' . llro itlwav.
-I IV ) ACIct'S of t'lunr Innd In u-mturn No-
J ' bniska tuit\uhnii2o for a coo 1 rosldunco In'
C'ouni'll Illulls. Want bo isus and lots for No-
braski Innd , Johnston & Van I'atlitn.
\ \ 7IHAVi ; a Bond ten > nt for n flvu or six
> ' room lion-it four or II vo blocks from post-
nlllci1. ( liuenshlnlds , Muhiilson it ( Jo. , Oil
Ilioadwny.
GCUD noros u' t'lmluo plnn Innds for sale.
5110.11Purvis , iMIss. I'.tsy lorms In-
nulruuf Mrs. H. O. 11 rooks , or A. T. Kleo , l
, - . peed I'niiiu'll lllulTs properly.
- -J.Mnst be Rold tills wenic. Oieiiiislilultbi ,
Nicholson A. C.'o.
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Wf' IIAVKemtonii'is who want honsos In
* . i mi i. Iluvoyon Iho hniiius ? Urcvnshlalds
Ml'liolsilll | ] . { fit ,
KANUIIof L''litlnuro-i. noir Ubovunnu , Wvo.
line Improvomunt-i , Him1) si ul KKUS wltli
r.inuh ; flni'st In thu st iti > . Will oxulmnii ) for
Council ll.niFs or ( J'nah'i nroporly. llrt'en- I
shlildK , Nluliiilsun A UD , Dll llro idway.
! r.XOIlANCB-noJD Hto-iic
FOI - - of Ki-nor.
uiurcliaiillsi ( ) for low i ( irnaUuin Xolimslcit
lanil , ( iroonshlidOH , Niclnd on iv Co. . Oil
II way. agents for ailnilnHtrator.
. for ; ulninUtr ! , t ir. h ivo for
olio of iho bust 0)3it'ru ) sluil. f u nu In wnst-
L-iii loun.
AHSTItACTS mid loins rarm mid cltv
' piODi'ily lon > ! lit and hold. Pusoy _ i
'riiomiis. Council lllulTs
MIS UK LL.AN Ii.0 US. "
dint ; htorn firsiilo , II.\UIITH Inclinlod
" 111 Imolcu nliNiH fi.ouijj louito'lln ' K ' )
Inwa tinui of i.Mliiopnlatloiii dolni ; flint bust
ness. Jl..I. llnluliliisun A ( Jo. . 017 llniailwuy.
'A ItllAOlroni'Vvl ; , uohfpools , v. mils unl
iiml. _ IiLJ > L'JLr'll ' u' < y Illdi ; .
NAI.D Iliirdwari NtoDks In Iowa and
-Nnlir.-i-.ka , linolojs , | ) , JUJ to $ t ; , JJ. 1C , II.
Hlieufo
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KI'lTi ; of rooms for r nt , fnrnlshud or nn-
fiiriiUliiiil , nt I'arlcHVO.
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TjlOHSAMC Ton sh ITJS eipllal Ktouk CltN *
1uns .Slum haul. I. . II. Hhoafn.
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DANCING SUUOOL.
MONDAVhln l ( . A pir.on. chllilMii , I p
in. : u In.In , 7 : Ii p in Sojhi'x ' S"uiinl mil
fourth Mondays , 0 p , in. Mnslu fuinUho'I irir-
tlo-i and chilis Addri'Si it 1C. A , Pariorn ,
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r-onnoll lllnlK or HIM Karirim HI. . Omaha , W
' ; . CliHinuiirrt. Instructor.
Improvad Ssniy Elevators ,
KIMBALL BROS.
' 01. 'll'ibllfut ' 4tldH.I AVO , , Ouuu.-ll