Nebraska Newspapers

    DTHE OMAHA DAILY BKEj FRLDAY. MAY 5 , 1893. 3
Ml ? BLUFF !
EWS FROM COUNCIL
[ khtmo to Move the Olmutatiqun Amph
theater to n Better Location.
I.UJCH . INTEREST TAKEN IN THE PROJEC
Bwhrro I ho I'mjiofiril Nr\r UrnmxU Ai
Kltimti l-Tliu Public ( Iniicnilly
IIIK t AmUt In the Motcmnnt
- I'lnim for tinI'dturr ,
A move is IKinif made quietly by ccrtal
lwcalth.mni. . of Council BlulTs whleh ; will I
rnll probability result in tlio Cliatitauet |
| anii1ilthoat | < 'r boitig moved from Its preset
[ Bite , three mili'3 cast of tlio city , to a spc
I Just southeast of Fairmount park. Tin
j sueh a project was being talked of wi
[ slated \ty \ Tin : Uii : si-voral weeKs aico , but !
that time thini > was notlilr.i { much but tall
[ In tlio last few w ) > ps tlio srliiirno has tie
I vanccel far eunuch to praetlcally Insure a
tassombh for the summnr of Ib'JI. m a loc ;
J tlon wlicri tl/c pi'ople of Council Hluffs an
1 Omaha ran patronize U without heilug HU
jre'tcel t" inroiurtili'nro of a long , expoi
[ sive ami iiiuilil' , or dust.v ride.
Thr rii"inil talUi-d of Is very oloso to tl
1 jiarlt anvl cnflnsito ( Iraham avenue as to I
casil.\ ( i.-i'i'ssiiile- It Is near thei propose
| cxtriiH.i.n of HIP motor line tlireniKh Fat
menini | iin- | { and only about a inilo tiiul a ha
1 nf I'xti'iioinn would be iiecrssary to Join tl
twei cinls of the- motor Hues and allow passri
pers to reach the ground uitlieir from tli
J ewer Main street dejiom or from Sout
First stri'pt It is also closeto Maelisi :
street .so tliat country patrons could drn
into the grounds by having a reiiil inaii
tlin < < igli theieloiniiiL' | property for the di
taiie'e1 of a few hundred fe-ct. In every wii
it Is far superior to theprrsunt location , an
there 11 not the shadow of a doubt that
the plan as now filUcd of , Is carried to con
pletiiin 'lie ( hnntUKiii : | : nssembl. will bo
Biire tiling nnd Council HlulTs will have ot
of the linist convention halls in the west.
The plan is to move the amphitheater I
se'ctlons Kxpericnced extractors have bet
llgu'lng on the cost of tlio work , rind the
are unaiiiinnus In sajiiiR that tin ; sehumo
( ntirul.N practicable. It Is backed by son
of the wi-althieit citi/.cns of Cemncil Hluff
and will reee-lve the hearty co-oieratlon ] i
the public. _
Tim ( inline Hold ,
Council HlulTH. Most olegvnt : hotel 1
lowu. Dining room on bcventh ilooi
Hate * , $3 to $5 per eluy. li. F. Clurl
Prop. _
Protect your homes against ( le-sti'in
live Htorms.V. . C. .hiiuu.s hits 111
in the world.
Bai'giiiiiH in fine tetoth brushes an
( Mlogne. whole."iile price , only I0e
JtivlH , the elruggiht , 200 Broadway.
TIN : CO.MIMNV.
CltlzciiH Miiy Do n Little ( iloiillnj , ' < ) v <
luil i ; Di-ciniT's Di-flHlon.
Judge Ilecmer handun down a decision yc :
tcrday In the district court in the two cusi
when in Hpeucer Sirith is plaintllT and tli
motor company defendant. Smith , it Is n
iiicmlicrcd. bought up claims from the tn :
( layers formoiiej paid In hi thoshaioof ) taxe
to assist the motor company in putting in il
plant , and is now tr.\ing to recover from tli
company about $40,000 of the . .V..OOO whic
was so paid in , on the ground that the moti
company forfeited Us right to the uioric
when it assigned its charter to a Ncbrask
corporation and failed to do auj of the wor
which was the main condition on which tli
bonus was voted.
The company Hied an answer , in which :
alleged that the tax could not bo recollcctci
beeausp It had been paid without any pn
test , anil the citizens thus lost the right t
bcirin action. The motor e'ompany's atto
noys also claimed that the ) suit could not 1.
prosecuted by the citizens , hut should 1
Drought by the city eir the county , to whoi
they had paid the tax , and that if the cit
wins had any right of action whatever it di
not He ; against the company , but against th
city or tlio county. The third stutcmcr
upon which the doleudiiut tried to hnvo th
case knocknl out of court was that th
claims had outlawed , more than live yoai
having elapsed ( .luce the mouev was pal
ever.
'iho plaintiff demurred to these claim :
rtnel the questions iiivolvcel were argued n
Bomo length Yesterday JudgeDeeruer rei
dcred his decision. In it he 'held that tli
claims of the motor company were not we
founded , that the citizens had a right t
bring suit for money which had been paid I
for taxes If the ono for whom the taxes ha
been paid had not lived up to the condition
on which ho was to receive it. nnd ho hel
also that the claims wore not barred by tli
statute eif limitations. Ihe decision , whil
it does not dispose of all the eiuestlons Ii
volvcd in the case by any means , Is re > garde
as a signal victory against the company i
the fight that Is now going on between th
company and those who believe it should li
e'ompelled to reilue'o its passenger rates be
twcen Council IJluffs and Omaha.
Kvory staple article and novelty in tli
ehinii line at Lund Bros. New patter
wire frames for tissue lamp shades.
Feufirstclass rooms in Chieiige ) fei
"World's fait1 eall em Ohie ) Knox.
I'lclied it dull llouir.
For the past two weeks a committee a )
pointed by the Cianymeilo Wheel club ha
been look ing over the city trying to rind
suitable club house. Yesterday afternoo
the y succeeded in ilnding what they wantei
and a contract was signed by which Iho clu
Will talto immediate possession. The wcs
\lelo of the "Anunx" to the Ciranel hotel wi !
u > the headquarters , and arraiiuemeuts at
to bo mailo at once for furnishing tlio room
in a suitable manner. The club starts en :
with 11 membership of about sixty , ami1 wl
have a club house ) that is in every wa
worthy the name.
A "smoker" is to bo plven tomorrow ovei
ing by the Omaha Wheel club in honor e
the CJauj incde boj s.
Free treatments daily from 2 to1 i
in. nt the Council Bluils Medical an
Surgical institute , iliith and IJroadwnj
Coal and wexxi ; best and cheapen
Missouri hard wood in the e-ity ; iiromii
delivery. 11. A. Cox , No.I Main.
\ \ 111 liny a Lot.
A meeting of the Second Prosbyteria
church niiil congregation was belli Wednei
day night , at which the plan of bulluing
new church edillco was talked up. Th
present editlco has proved to be le > o sum
for the needs of the growing unranluitioi
nnd it is thought to ho locati'd too much si
ono side of the ilihtrlct from which us men
bers are drawn. It was aiTordingiy decide
that a now lot should be purchased and
now building erected. Three lots are talke
of , but which of the three will bo taken I
yet a matter uf uncertainty. Duo of them 1
on Kust IMereo street , mm on Washingto
avenue and the third on Hroadway. '
See the peerless Iauntle > s bicycle
nnd get terms. Henry Murphy. 10 Pear
Gco. S. Davis , prcfcriptum druggist.
A , II. Porigo \ Co. . Ml Pearl st
Columbia and other high grade bicycle :
Nnlirp.
All members of Council Illiiffs lodge Xe
40 and Hawkeye No. Ih4 are requested t
nieet-atthoOilil Fullnus hall Friday , May i
12',1U ) p , in , , to escort the remains of our hit
brother , J A. Do Vol of ( iooilrich lougo Ni
144 , Omaha. All visiting brothers are 11
vited to attend , lly order of noble u'rariil
John Limit and F Kapp.
Cewk your meals this Minimor on n gu
range. At cost at Hie ( ins company.
Another \ \ lirvl Cluli.
Tlio "Light Hrlf-'ailo" is the name odopto
by u newly orgiinUcd wheel clube-omposeHl t
n seit of youngsters of a smaller sizes tint
those wtio belong to the C.iin.vmeeio. Th
linkers ureas follow i ; President , Uertli
Smith t vice president , Karl Hoist ! seen
tary , Iilil Carothcrsi treasurer , Nplllo Well
HIT. captain , Henry Hoist. The other men
bers are : Flora Juelson , Ij\ura Weavci
Mary Weaver , Dori : 1 lines. May Walte
Delia Dlcrs. Nellie Haworth , Marlon Ilentot
Kolln JiKlson , Perry Heel , Krnest Hlcknmt
Oeorgo Dmnicttp , Archie Klrby , Clyel
James , Hay Ha/cn , Gconso Haworth. ludgn
Dlcrs.
Itnllr IriilnV ( nnili'il Knrc.
O. K. Mp.vers of the Meiers Furnitut
company , rclurne-d ypsterday from a bui
Incss trip to ( Jhailron. Neb. , where he stl
retains largo business interests. He wt
located there for a number of year :
and was very popular among the Ii
dlans. During the Kloux war two years ap
he was the only whlto man whJ coul
go where ho nk'ascd In the India
county without being obliged to pay to
with bis seulp. For several months he ha
the solo contract to furnish ghost shirts t
the redskhn , and still docs a thriving bus
ness when lie goes out there ; selling them I
tourists. Daring his last visit one of tl
Hloux chiefs walked forty miles to make till
a present of the original war head dre ;
worn by liig Foot at the battle e
Wounded Knee. It is n rcvil live head drcs
and Mr. Meiers Is anxious to rlnel somchoel
who can appreciate its historic value will
out ruthlessly breaking up the numeroi
happy families that are supposed to run
their abiding places In its numerous gai !
colored folds.
Slop at tlui Ogden. Council BlulTs , th
lesl $2.00 houto In Iowa.
Deiinoxtii * soup outlasts cheap soap.
.Minor 'Mention.
N. Y. Plumbing Cc.
Hostou Store. Natchaug silks.
Mlltouberger is the butter , 602 Uroadwa ;
Pea'rl of Savoy" is to be given tonight I
the Payton company.
Tomorrow afternoon "Little Marchioness
will be given by the I'aytou company.
"Sport" Miller , after on absence of seven
. \ears from the city , has returned home.
Kcv. W. F. ( Sriy. who has been appoititei
a missionary to China , will preach no
Sunday evening at the Uerean liaptii
oliurch.
Unity guild will treet iu regular session i
" : 'M this afternoon at the homo of Mr
Harris , on 1'lereo street , for election i
olllcers.
At fie Payton matinee Saturday a fT > go !
pleeo will bo given the school child wli
hands in the largest list of words made fro :
the letters of the name Corse P.i.\ton.
The following new cases of measles wor
reported yesterday : Corn Childs , fil'.i So1
cnth avenue ; Kdith Sherraden , tWO Willo
avenue ; Nellie Brock , 1601 Seventh uvenui
A i-ommittee of the base ball enthusiast
of Omaha have been in consultation wit
parties owning land In the western part e
the ) city with references to securing n has
ball ground there for use during the comin
ball season.
L. A. Casper Is putting out a lot of tree
ami ornamental .shrubbery in Fiilrmour
park , as the commissioners directed at the
last meeting. About $100 Is to be spent i
this way and a great Improvement will t
made in the appearance of the park.
The following olllcers have been elected b
the Kpworth league of the Hroadway Motln
ellst church : President. Cicorgo K. Mi
Million ; vice presidents , Mrs AllieHallinirei
Miss Itattie Slead and Miss Kllti Luring
secretary , Louis Orcutt ; treasurer , Chark
Tulleys.
The youngest traveler that over passe
through Council Hlult's on its own hook wa
in the city yesterday , the guest of tli
Adams Express company. It was a Jerse
calf , II months old , and had come all the wa
from Rochester , N. V. , on its way to Te
eumseh , Neb.
Mrs. Martha Dewey dieel at 7 o'cloc
Wednesday evening at her homo in Ncoh
aged 82 years. She had been a resident e
Pottawattamie county for more than fort
years. She loaves seven children. Th
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoo
at 1 o'clock from tlio residence.
Tlio case of the Uuiteel States I'liblishin ]
company of Chicago against Alfred ICgholn
C. A. Heebeo and Frank Levin is on tvlt
in the district court. The plaintiff allege
that Levin anil Heebeo signed guarantee
for Kgholm , who acted as agent for th
United States Publishing company , and thn
by these guarantees they will have to pa
something like $2)00. ; ) The defendant
deny over having slpw-i the papers.
A concert will be given this evening at th
Masonic temple under Iho auspices of th
Christian church. A line program will b
presented , the following well known rnus
clans being engaged for the occasion
Sopranos , Mrs. W. W. Sherman and Mrs. J
M. Treyuor ; alto , Mrs. Olive Smith , a niec
of P. P. Hliss ; tenors , I. M. Troyuor and li
M. Hlrdsall ; basses , .lulcs Lumbard and I :
P. Windsor ; Mrs. H. H. Frary , pianist ; W
L. Thlckstun. accompanist ; Miss France
Tomlinson will also give a number c
readings.
Hen Long and Kd Anderson , who keep a
Upper Hroadway resort , were to have had
trial before Justice Fox yesterday niornin
on the charge of keeping a gambling house
but L. Martin , who claimed to have lost 'J
in their place and was the prosecuting wil
ness , had been run elf the scene of action bi
forehand. The defendants were all prepare
to file au inlorinatioii against him chargln
him with the same offense that stood agains
them. Ho saw that the hair they had hoi
of was rather short , and decided to save bin
self the Inconvenience ) of examining Counc !
Bluffs scenery through a set of iron bars
and skipped , lloth the criminal charge
against Long and Anderson were dismissei
as was also the civil action that Martin eon
menced to collect the money Unit he clalme
to have lost.
Ten Days at tin ) World's 1'nlr.
It will cost yem less than $ . " > 0.00 , overj
thing necessary included. This mean
homes in private cottage , clean , safe
clohc to ground ! ) and on the beach ei
Luke Michigan. Write to J. T. Chyne.
woth , Windsor Park , 111. Refers te > II
W. Tiltem of TUB HKK. or Jacob Sim
of Sims & Bainbriogo , Council Bluffs.
Another improvement to the populu
Schubert piano. Swansou Musiei Co
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
I'rrvonul I'll r.i trip In.
Miss Carolyn , daughter of Uev. and Mrs
S. Alexander , is seriously ill.
W. C. Hrowu of St. Joseph , Mo. , of th
Kansas City road , was in tlio city yesterdaj
Hov. John Askin , D. L ) . , went to Neol
Wednesday to onleiato at the Wutts-Uilli
wedding.
Mrs. Charles Swan returned yesterda
from the east , where she has been visitin
Mrs. Sprague On her return homo she wa
accompanied by her daughter. Miss Isabnllc
and Mrs. Sprague , who will remain iu Com :
cil Hlutfs for some time.
H. L. Kendall of Missouri Valley was i ,
the city yesterday , the guest of J. H. Dries
bach. Mr. Kendall is a member of the Sou
of Veterans of that place , and was instrt
mental in having round ! Hlufl's picked ou
us the place of holding the state eneauii
ment. Ho says the ledge at Missouri Valle ,
is very anxious that the necessary arrange
nients bo made to keep the encuinpnien
hero.
Mine. Ilelon Merrill , huh-dressing am
manicuring. Room 1112 , Merriam block
Williamson & Co. . 10i ( Main street
largest and best bleyelo htock in city.
Mnrrliign l.l 'i liir .
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday :
Nuino ntnl ueldri'cs. AU-I
I llpury Holmes , Omaha f ,
I : Martini S. Jordan , Umaha 3
j YVIIllum Wlllett , C'ouni-ll Illulfs 'J
I Itfllu.Mowciy , t'ouncll lllutl'H i
i LucasOviirmi'yer , Countll IllulTh 'J
t K\a Van Wormi-r. Council jtlult's 'j
A now invoice ( > 1 Hngllsh turban ;
latest and stylish , nt tlio Louis.
AlltMi-ltou imin.
Woodward V. Allen of Omaha ami Mis
Helen liowman of Council Bluffs were mtu
rleul at the Congregational parsonage In Lli
coin , iNeb. . lust Wednesday. Hoth the vouu
people are well Known in the social circles e
Council Hluffs and Omaha.
Use Domestic soap. It is the best
Domestic eowj ) best lor hard wutcr.
HAD A VERY OUIET SESSIO !
City Council QcU a Grist of Routine Bus
cess Off Its Hands.
WANTED TO TABLE STICKLER'S BON
Si.-tht | .Mullen 11 .Minion to thill KITrct , In
I'nlln tu I'lnil ii SiTunil ri tiiB
Ailjimtoil lloiitlnc
Ono of the first papers presented nt tli
council meeting lust iilRlH was tlio oflli-li
bond of V. O. Strickler , tlio new member (
the Hoard of Fire nnd Police Cominlssloner ;
In the sum of tf.OOO with O. II. 1'aytio , 1
H. Ilibbnnl , AlUin Hoot nnd .lohn K Hell
as sureties. The presentation of the bon
aroused Mr. Spotlit , who declared that
was an Insult to the taxpayers of the city I
have ti man ltl < o Strlcltler placed in sueh a
Important olllee , and IIP moved that tlie bon
bo laid on the tablu. The motion was will
drawn , however , and the bond referred t
the committee on judiciary.
It was supposed tlmt the paving specific !
MOMS agreed upon by the council and tli
Hoard of Public Works several weeks ap
would stand without change , but therewas ,
hitch reported to tlio council. The confe :
enco agreed upon a flru-lneli concrete has
and two Inches Of asphalt for rcpavln
streets In live different districts. The ei
glnecr niftue a mistake , and In the plat ;
on tile. In the Hoard of Public Wort
ottlen placed the amount of base at six an
one-half Inches Instead of live liuhes. Tli
Ixmrd refused to allow the engineer to co
rect the error and the asphalt men appealc
to the council. A resolution Introduced li
Mr. Wheeler was adopted Instructing th
Hoard of Public Works to allow thtonglncc
to correct his error and to have the plans I
the ofllcc of the Hoard of Public Works coi
reeled to correspond \\lth the specification
adopted by the joint committee of the counc
and the board.
The city hall will have a Hag pole locate
in the vicinity of the Goddess of Libert
over tlio main entrance. Paxton it Vlcrlln
will do the necessary work at an expense e
flW. The original contract was for JiV
but was canceled , as the committee cot
sldered the original provisions for a ila
tower as unsafe and tmicicsslblo.
The city treasurer was instructed , on Mi
Wheeler's resolution , to have the tax list n
vised and to add to it any property In th
city that had been omitted by the ascssor :
and to report the revised list to the counc
on May I'J.
The city treasurer was allowed an add
tional clerk at an expense of $7. > per niunt
to assist in the collection of district spcclii
taxes.
The request of the stationary engineer
that all engineers of heating plants shoul
be required to take out a license was r <
ferrcd to the committee on judiciary.
Protests against the paving of Castella
street from Tenth to Thirteenth and c
Eighteenth from Leavenworth to Pierc
were referred to the committee on pavii
guttering and curbing.
Judge Herka was given authority to plac
his house upon Fourteenth street while cei
tain repairs are being made.
Taxes on Odd Fellows hall for 1880. 18S
and ISMI. amounting to JllK'i.JJl ) , were ordere
cancelled.
Resolutions of sympathy for Oouncilma
Klsas.- . who was recently stricken wit
paralysis , were unanimously adopted.
Mr. Jaicks. who had the contract forK \ \ \
Ing Seventeenth street and Kt. Mary'
avenue , was ordered to complete his coi
tract of pay the penalty.
The ordlnancu regulating the L'iving o
transfers was considered. The commute
on viaducts and railways reported the sy ;
tern of transfers as published in THE Huu o
Wednesday as meeting the wants of the pec
pie without the adoption of the ordinanc
proposed , and recommended that the ordii :
anco be placed on tile. Objections wcr
raised by members of the council , and th
ordinance was referred to a special committee
too of live , consisting of Mel-earle , Wheelot
Saunders , Steel and Huscall.
The city attorney was instructed to pn
pare an ordinance assigning the room no\
held by the superintendent of the city hal
to the use of the chief of police and the pc
lice alarm operators , and removing th
superintendent to the rooms in the nortli
west corner on the second floor of the build
ing.The
The committee on poles reported in favo
of rejecting the action of the Hoard of Fir
and Police Commissioners in designating th
hack stands , tlio board's action being con
sidered impracticable and unjust to had
owners. The report was adopted.
Ordinances were introduced iitithorUin ;
the issuance of paving and sewer bonds ; in
creasing the police court cleric to Jl"5 pe
month ; ordering lights at a number of rail
road crossings ; creating sewer district 180
changing the grade of Fifteenth street fror
Grace street to south line of Pail
dock Place ; extending Rurdotte stree
from Kightqcnth to Nineteenth ; extending
tending Eleventh street to Ix > cust street
setting astdo part of Ilarnoy street , cast o
Twenty-eighth street , for park purposes
extending Twenty-eighth street tliroug ]
Fairmount Place ; extending Phelps stree
from Thirteenth to Fourteenth ; oxtemlini
Twenty-llrst from Boulevard to Vinton ; extending
tending C street from Albert to Thirteenth
opening Ninth street from Bancroft t
Spring ; changing grade of Indiana streo
from Twenty-fourth street to Twcnty-fittl
avenue ; ordering paving of Seventeen ! ]
street from Farnam to alley north , am
ordering paving of Seventeenth street froi :
the Union Pa-'ille tracks to Leavcnwortl
street.
Ordinances were passed locating watc
hydrants at Nineteenth and Hurt/J'hirtietl
and Grant , Twelfth and Vinton , Marcy nni
and and Chicago
Thirty-tlrst at Twenty-fourth
cage streets ; ordering paving of Davenpor
street from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourtl
streets ; ordering paving of Seventcer.tl
street from alley north of Farnam to Dodg
street ; ordering extension of water mains t
Gibson school , requiring seven hydrants , am
locating three- fire hydrants on Parker stree
from Twenty-ninth to Thirty-third.
ROOM FOR REFORM.
Mr cl leu I rt quptto Klin tu Alnnc A I'a
lli'iitB1 WMii-H Count for Nothing.
Within the present week In Rostoi
occurred an incident that in typical o
the extreme to which professional eti
riuotto may bo curried. A putiont la/
ill of a nitfintf fever , whose progress
apparently , had not been prevented 01
mitigated by the remedies prescribed bj
the doctor "in charge" of the case.
Tlio doctor was not entirely satis
factory to the patient afid was oven ells
tasteful to the latter , but had beoi
called in because he happened tobonout
at hand. Tlio sick man proteste (
strongly against the continuance of tin
seemingly useless treatment anil insiste (
that the family physician should bi
called , in a hjiirit of courtesy the at
tending physician was told of the facts
and of the wish of the patient. Tin
family doctor was called and was met bj
the attending physician.
Tlio two electors hud a private consul
tntion , and us a result this attending
physician announced that ho would "re
main in charge , " despite the objection !
of the patient and the family , dospiti
the knowledge tnut his every visit so ir
ritated and exasperated the patient as ti
increase the fever of the ho'.plets bu
thoroughly indignant victim.
The family then made an almost pit
eons appeal to the family physician I
visit the patient , whos = o condition wa
biich as to occasion grave alarm and th
most deitressing fears ; but the reply \va
nuulo that no reputable physician i
Massachusetts would so imperil hi
standing under the rules which gover
physicians us to attend a patient so Ion
us the "attending physician" refuted hi
consent. Huston Advertiser.
JERSEY JUSTICE.
A rum-aril Cauvitmer linn lilt Up * Hnriii-
fur Trj line \tt linn Out * of tlui I.UIVH.
.lohn H. Webb , a canvasser , tried t
sell a clothes wringer to Mrs. Kmin
Hesslngor of Jersey t'lty the other eltti
Mrs. Hessingor didn't want the wrlngel
"You will give mo a , kiss , thougl
won't yon ? " naked \\Mbb , as ho nelvnneei
toward Mrs. Hessingcr.
"Yea , yon may hnvo u kiss. " rcplUv
the woman , and picking up a hntr curie
that she had n few minutes before plncei
in the kitchen flro touwut , she put it t
Webb's lips. Ho bcrcained with pal :
and ran from the house.
Mrs. Hessingor followed him to th
street and , meeting a policeman , eausei
his arrest. Webb's lips are bndl ,
scorched. *
.John McCiMVrrt.r Illln ,11m Hooks ut SI
l.mil * u Terr i lie Jolt.
ST. Lot-is , Mo. . May 4. The track was !
good condition and the best time of th
meeting lump up. Iminllda was the oul
favorite to win for the talent. John MeCai
forty worked one of his famous coups todaj
He hacked Tom I lard Ing down frouitito 1 tote
to 1 at the post. i He rode the horse himself nin
landed Harding first past the post by a saf
margin :
1'lrst race , slv furlongs : liumlld.i CJ to 1
won , Vashtl i4 to H second , lloeswlng ( IB to 1
third. Time : 1:10'4'- :
Second race , four and a half furlongs : I/ad
Cleme'ntlim < 5 to li won , Timothy (7 ( to I ) second
end , I.aely Knsu i7 to 1) thlid. Time : 58.
Thlid race , seven furlongs : Iloston Hey <
to U won , Irene II (5 ( to li seconel , Hurt Joritoi
(0 ( to 5) ) third. Time : 1:31. :
Fourth race , il.v furlongs : .losle 0 (8 ( to 1
won , I'atlnn ili to ti-i-cemel , Mean Knoiuh ( H t
1) ) third. Time : 1I7 : > < .
I'lftli race , selling , live furlongs : Tom Hard
Ing ill to 1 1 won , Tim Murphy (0 ( to - > second
Hal I'lsher < 30 to Dthliil. Time : 1:01 : "i.
e.ooil Sport itt Niislivlllc.
NAS-HVII.U : , Tenn. , May 4. Track at Cutr
berlaml fast today : the sport llrst class an
weather lino. Only one favorite won Mai
Marian at the prohibitive odds of 1 to Ifi :
I'ltst race , seven furlongs : Malil Maiinn (
to 151 won , riora ( ' toll second , Scottls
lli-lli < ( 'JO to t > third. Time : 1:3(1" : ( , .
Second race , seven furlongs : I.edranele (
to 1) ) won , .lacotiln i-l to liMvoml , Kciyal Flits
CJ toll third. Time : 1'JH' : , .
Thlid lace , Merchants handicap , 11,00
added , vnlue fl.HIO , one mlle : lord Willow
brook id to 1) won , Uoyal I'ltish do to llscc
mid , Tulhi lllackhutn ( even ) third. Thin
I ! 1 ' i ,
I'liurth rare , half a mile : Clara llauor (12 ( t
li won , Clmimettc ( H to 1 1 second , Uiichacl Me
AllUterCJ'j ' to 1) third. TliI)3 ; .
riftlpiaci' , s\ | fill longs : Huh ti I'uyiic (0 ( ti
II won , Hob Speed second , ( iranny White (3 ( t
li thlid. Time : 1:10. :
I'l-ppiT stiUen Almost it Walk-Over.
LnxisoToN. K.V. , May -The weathe
was clear and cool , with the track a trill
heavy. Five favorites won. In the stak
race Lajoya frightened out all but two.
I'Mrst race , U-year-oIds and up , thu'i'-foiirth
mill' : Juilgi Hughes (4 ( to 1) ) uon , Woodsina
( II to 1 -ccond 1 , Mr I'harles (8 ( to 0) ) third. Time
1:20' : , .
Second race , selling , live and a half furlongs
yahatlon ( II to5l won , The Qut'i'ii (3 ( to 'Ji second
end , Mary Alice Lawrence (40 ( to 1) ) thlid. N
tlin'j Klven.
Third nice , Pepper stakes , 2-ycar-old lilllt"
value to winner JiHiO , four and u half fur
longs : ha joyal ( to4i won , Oh No (4 ( to Dscc
end , ( juern hike | 7 to 11) ) third. Time : GU1 , .
I'oui'lh race , nurse , 2-yeiir ohls , four and
luilf furlongs : Joiintu Miles (2 ( to 1) ) won ; I'a
120 to l i second , Maryland (7 to 10) thlid. Tlmii
Vlfth race , soiling , five-eighths mile : Llew
ollln (3 ( to 1) ) wmi , Parrot (3 ( to II second , Hun
away ( to 1) ) thlid. Time : 1OH'J. :
Titlrnt I'liiori'il ut.Olouci'titiT.
Cii.oiTi'.sTr.u , N. .1. , May 4. The talent wa
rudely thrown out today , only one favorit
winning.
1'lrM race , four a.ud one-half furlonus
ItllnK Illnnle (4 ( to li won , l.lltlu charlo
13 to ll second. I'ranUli. ' T ( H to 5) ) thin :
Time : 1:02. :
Second race , llvu furhings : John Mcurrlgl
(3 ( to 1) ) won , Aitilli'ty ( H to G ) second , Magco (
toll thlid. Time : 1UM. :
Third race , mile and'iiii olghth : I'ov Ornp
(4 ( to 1) ) won , Vendetta ( HI to 1) ) second , Transl
( H to Gi thlid. Time : 2:13.
I'ourth nice , six and'a fourth furlongs : Itlc
(1O ( to ll won , HuLasarluslO to 1) ) second , I'okln
(10 ( to 1) ) third. Tiniil:28's. : .
1'lfth race , live fin longs : U'ulm (3 ( to 1) ) won
Uttlo Silver (4 ( to G ) vucond , TartarUG to 1
third. Tlnin ; 1:00' .
Sixth race , six and a half furlongs : Mlnnl
ClatU (1 ( to2i won. Uadlani i2 to 1) ) second
Frank fj (0 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:3G. :
OutroiiiK nt liiiwtliorne.
HAWTIIOUNE , 111. , > Iay , 4. Hesults :
First rucu , Ihe furiong * ! : l-'rolllgato won
Kosebml second , I'tcadllly third. Time : 1:13 : ! !
Second racu , six furlongs : l'o.\hall won
Uutli second , Sull Koss third. Time : l'J-l'i. :
Third nice , one mile : Taruiiln won , Guncra
Caldwcll second , ( 'raft third. Time : lG7'i. :
Tourth race , six furliings : Sterling won
I'list Lap sucoml , I'll IVoid third. Tlmu : l:20 : i
l-'lfth race , five furlongs : Oriel won , I.cmoi
lllossom second , Uray ( jooso third. Tlmu
l:00i. : !
ItPSIlltR Itt r.ll71tll < > tll.
NEW YOUK , May 4. The follo\ving are to
da.Vs results at lilizabeth :
First racu , flve-elKhlhs mile : Tormentor (
to 1) ) won by two lengths , Vounp Arlon ( G to 2
second , Whlti ) Hose i3 to G ) third. Hatter1
and Itolrro also ulso run. Time : 1 : ( )5H ) <
Si-cond race , tlireu-fourtlis inllu : Uhatta
nooga (1 ( to 4) ) won by live lengths , Mary S (4 ( ti
li second , 1'errlor Jouct ( IGto 1) third. Time
l:2i. : ( )
Third race , live-eighths mile : Astolut (
to&iwonhy three lengths , Kxplorer (20 ( to 1
second , Pirate t'hluf (0 ( to 1) ) third. Tlmo
1:09. :
Fourth race , one mile : Undo Pain ( G to 1
won by tbrui * feiiKths , Madrid ( dtoG ) second
Vlrglc IH to 1) ) thlid. Klrkover and hepanti
also ran. Tlmo : 1:40 : ,
Fifth race , mlle nnd u furlong : SyUeston (
to 1) ) won , Count ( evum second , St. Dennis ( li
toll third. Time : 2:04. :
Sixth race , live-eighths mlle : AJux (8 ( ti
G ) won , Madstono ( even ) second , hlz/lu ( G to 1
third. Time : l-.O.V , .
l.iHt ; SI. J.uuU I'rofrilin.
ST. l.oris. Mo. , May 4. Uesults at Eas
St. Louis today :
First race , live furlongs selling : Maud ;
HrooUs won , General Hunting i second , Outrlgli"
third. Time : 1U9. :
Second race , live furlongs , spiling : hi'iidvllh
won , Lilly hochlcl second , Kdun third. Time
IsOHU.
Third r co , four and a half furlongs , handi
cap : I'loitnco S. IliinKs won , Starlight second
Shanklu 1) ) third. Time : 1:1)0. : )
Fourth nice , four and a half furlongs , hand !
can : Kd ( iurtlnnd won , lioy Loclilel second
Censor third. Tlmo : 1:00. :
rifth nice , mile , handicap : O1T.
Iliinl Work ut IIiMinliixa.
WASHISOIOS , D. O. , Mav 4. The course
was heavy at Uennings and the attemlanci
was only fair :
First nice , soiling , s\- furlongs : May Hire
won , Hands Oil' second , Hustler third. Tlmu
1:07. :
Second nice , llvu half furlongs : Naphthf
won , Deception second , Hosu Washington third
Time : l:14'i. :
Third race , handicap , ono mlle : Lozan won
Hess McDull' second , lllumu third. Tlmu ;
l:47'i. :
Fourth nice , llvo-ulghlhs mlle : Llttlo Mai
won , St. 1'utiluk second , C'larrus thlid. Tlmu
1 :0fi.
Fifth race , six furlongs : hlsutta won
' third. Time 1:1'J
llchlemonlo second , 1'agan : :
Sport mi tlio Count *
SAN FHANCISCO , Cal. , May 4. Hesults :
I'list nice , four and : t half furlongs : < 'annul
won , Tllllu S. second , 'llulton third. Tlmo :
G7i , . . (
Second race , six and n.Jmlf furlongs : Croen
Hock won. L'luti mer second , Ortu third. Tlmu :
1:21-4. : " J
Third race , ono rnllui Steadfast won , Hed
C'loud hccond , Almonl tjlilid. Time : 1:4-1. :
Fourth ruco , mle ( and one-sixteenth :
I ! r < l Cloud won , Manilla st-eond , Wild Kobln
tlilid. TimolGl' : : ' , . .
Fifth rnco , six fuiUmgs : IiikiTinan won ,
llroncosocond , HuKiuiiiot third. Time : llVt. :
sixth ruco , six furloili ; * : I.ady Green won ,
Sydney second , Vanity' third. I'miu : 1:10 : ; , .
It U'us NoV Vrk lladgrt.
Sr. I.ons. Mo. , May-l. It is now asserteil
that Twilight , whoso victory at the
fair grounds yesterday consummated out
of the biirgest cotipii which ever canu
otf in the WfBtj : and which ha :
caused many sensational rumors , is not 1'oH
Uadget or some otlor | ; "ringer" as was bo
lioveil last night. Jiulge Hurke , I'residem
Wells and Captain. Bcllaires instituted ai
investigation , which1 dispels all rumor o
fraud. The horse Twilight is a 5-year-old
by Hotheration out of Legatee , and was
bred by ( iovernor Odeu Howie.
AN OMAHA MAN'S ' 1SVENTIOJ
Oaptftin Reynolds Has a Sraoko Oonsume
in Use nt Florence.
IT IS CHEAP , SIMPLE AND EFFECTIV
Itodticcn the Siitoko Numnnro to n Mlnlmuii
n nil HIIVOD Ciiitl IH'ulilos
Untlon ot u Stuck
Company.
Omaha Is the Mecca to which all of tin
agents for smoke consumers are Journeying
The ordinance recently passed requiring tin
use of smoke consumers in certain classes o
buildings has brought up the old question o
the best means of abating the smoki
nuisance and the number of men in tin
Held with anpllanees warranted to eutlrel ;
do away with the evil is something uiar
velous.
New fangled attachments have been mad
to the boilers In many of the big buildings o
the city , but as yet none of them have givci
anything like satisfactory results. Ilu
there is n patent smoke consumer nt work n
Omaha , the Invention of an Omaha man
which has stood the test for live years ii
the largest plant In the city and has givei
absolute satisfaction. This is the smok
consuming steam boiler furnace in USD at th
Florence plant of the Water Works compan ;
and Is the invention of Captain Frank Key
nolds , engineer of the plant.
To begin with. Captain Ho.nolds' . paten
is very different from any other contrlvunn
in a very important respect. All other pat
cuts lor this purpose have mow or less ma
chinery , devices and gee-gaws that canno
help getting out of order freepjontiv am
easily. In the Reynolds patent , ordinary IIn
brick is the only material used and the plan
at Florence has been operated for live voar ;
without a single dollar's worth of repairs ti
this part of the boiler anatomy.
I'lilll D | Citptitlti Iteynoldt * Intention.
The plan for the plant and the theory o
the patent are very simple. The boilc
furnace , constructed of lire brick , comprise :
the combustion chamber , the intermediati
chamber and the furnace. The combustioi
chamber Is provided with grate bars and i :
in communication with the Hue , or inter
mediate chamber. The walls of the chambci
are built in two parts to tirovide an til :
pocket comprising an Independent vcrtica
flue on each side and a top horizontal llui
which connects at the rear with two sidi
Hues , descending In front by means of ;
narrow vertical Hue leading inti
the combustion chamber. The opening
from the combustion chamber lnt <
the intermediate chamber is oontractot
to the size of the line sp.ieo. An arch of Jin
nrick , connecting the intermediate cliambei
with the furnace , is.really the part of tin
patent that docs the work in Captain Hey
nolds' consumer. This arch is perforated
and the smoke from the combustion chain
her is drawn through tlio contracted open
ing and thrown against the arch. The hoi
brick causes the gases in the smoke to ignite
and the last chamber of the furnace is a per
feet combustion chamber , the gases of tin
smoke burning very brightly ana com
pletely , the smoke particles arc practically
consumed , the smoke passing off in vapor ;
devoid of any floating particles.
This much for a meager description of tin
invention , which may bo of interest tothosi
who are familiar enough with mechanics ti
understand such a device from a dcscrip
tion. Hut to the uninitiated the merit of the
invention is best illustrated by a visit to the
plant , where the effectiveness of the furnace
may bo seen any day in the year. A reporter
porter for Tun Hni : was a member of a partj
of interested visitors who thoroughly exam
ined the plant in working operation vester
day afternoon.
Kfloctlvonpss of tlin Device.
The Water Works company uses the poor
est slack coal that can bo purchased , and in
the time of the visit eight ! i" > ( j-borso powei
boilers were in use , burning at the rate o :
sixty tons of coal a day , and the almost , col
orlcss vapor that was leaving the immense
smoke stack of the plant was not as large ii
volume as that which arises from an ordi
nary residence where a good , healthy cooli
stove is consuming coal by the scuttlo. A
little 50-horso power plant used in opera
ting a small saw mill near the water work ;
was pufllug out more smoke in an hour thai
would pass the water works chimney in n
day Three big engines pumping : ! 0K)0KK ( ) (
gallons of water daily were doing their worli
with less show of smoke than the heatinp
plant of an average three-story business
block.
In addition to doing away with the smoke
the patent funueo , aecorJing to the es
timate of Manager Hall of the Watei
Works company , effects a saving of fulh
one-third in the amount of fuel consumed
The invention has been fully tested by the
Water Works company , but it was only lasl
November that It was patented. Omaln
men have taken an interest in the matter
and have formed a company to p'isli ' the in
troduction of the invention. M. II. Colliii !
has been elected secretary of tlio company
and an ofllco has been established nt 21 :
South Fourteenth street. Tlio invention i >
much cheaper than any of the other con
sinners on tlio market , and , if adopted whei
the boilers are lirst built , can bo put in at i :
very reasonable liguro.
sr/ir/f ititoini's i'iiu..i\TiiitoiT.
Ho Proposes to I.rnil Diiilirollns to 1'oopli
Too Poor to Hide.
NK\V YOUK , May I. Hrlilgo .Tiunpoi
Steve Hrodio , who acquired eniisidora'
bio renown us a pliihinUirojiisi on tin
Kust Side IttHt winter by { fivinjj awaj
fifty barrels of Hour to iweir nei liborH ,
and later 1,000 loaves , suusu es and eii-
of eoil'eo te > tlio liomolons vatmbondb ol
the Bowery , will , if it rains 'tomorrow
evening , iniiugurato a now schonio te :
iniiko poverty bearable. lie lias pur
chased 2(10 ( umbrellas , which bo will loan
without charge to the working glrlw ntiel
women who pass his salemn at 111 JJow-
ery every evening , Kteirm or shine , un
able te > niTortl cur faro. Brodie will dis
tribute the umbrellas in person in front
of his place. Haoli umbrella bears his
name and the person whe > receives it in
curs an obligation t. ) return it on the
lirst fair day. Mr. Hrodio will eontinno
to hand oiit his umbrellas on rainy days
between ( ! and 7 o'clock in the evening
until the entire steielc has been lost eir
stolen. He has confidence in the honesty
of the working people of New Vork , and
has ordered geioel , substantial umbrella- ! ,
which will bo good for survico years to
uomo.
ruit.mir.t ii.n't.t i.uon TIMK.
The Dnkii inJoyliiK : HuiMiilf No Much in
CMilr.igo Hit Cannot Leave.
CniCAdO , 111. , May 1. The duke of
Veragua , who is enjoying the round * ol
Chicago festivitie.s , continues to lie inun
dated with invitations from beiciul eniar-
topn in every eUrectiein. Ills stay in the'
eity is inelelinite. It is his Intention t' '
BOO all that ia to bu seen of the Weu-lelV
failHo will inspet every de
partment of the exposition in n
thorough and systematic manner. His
visits te > the grounds will bo dejvold ol
any ostentation. Ho will bo escorted
daily through the different department ;
ol ail in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
by his pxccllonoy , E. Dunuy do Lome ,
commander general of Spain for tliv
World's fair , ll the wcnthot * proves
fiworablo , his Initial visit as n sightseer
will begin today. In speaking of his
future movement ? , the duke said :
" 1 nia enjoying myself HO much that I
really do not know what to say. In fact ,
I have not yet given the nubjoot n
thought , and I shall make no definite
arrangement * to formulate any program
for the pro.-iont. Tlio duchess' and her
daughter are aNei having their rounds
of gaiety and tire daily the recipients ei (
Invitations to luncheon and social enter-
tainnienti. "
M.nr.s Kt\ i.ii.mn I.CCK.
Tliri'ittrnnl lijr llm 1'ronrli nnd Aft u hi ot
llli Own Army.
SAN'KiSANnsi'O , Cal. , May I. Advices
from Singapore received lute last night
by Hteamor throw light on cable-grams
about. French aggression in Siain. It
seems that the French claim the vallev
of the Mirkong as belonging to the ces
sion of territory made when thetie - -
quired Tonqulii. Tills has been rcs'ibted
by the king , but now ho is ill in his
palaeo anil there are signs that the
French will bo allowed to r-ol/.e what
comprises fully one-quarter of Shun'- *
territory. The king is placed in u worse
positiem because of the robbery and
burning of a French mission e-hureh.
iilvmt sixty miles from Bangkok. This
was the work of pirates , but the French
have tiseel it us a lever to iMiforco their
demands anel a Ft'oiu-h gtinb-iat was at
once sent m > In Hangkok and anchored
oil' llio I'eiiHuhtte. The Icing's foreign
advisor is a Belgian , who does not nho\v
any ability. The correspondent says
the British u ill nut interfere with the
French , as the Siamese ) have alienated
them by opposing the development of
rich territory. The voting SitiTnosu are
organizing to resist tlio French , but the
king is more afraid of his own army
than of the foreigners , as a war wemld
be utilized by tlie-m lor riot anel plunder ,
and their llrst act would bo to loeit the
imperial palace , which is as rie-h in art
treasures as the old summer nalaco at
I'ckin.
.
o-
They Will Ho uitli IVnry.
rmiAi > i-u > uiA , 1'u. . MayI. I.At n
meeting of the Geographical club yester
day evening , the names e > f the members
of the expedition who will go to Green
land this summer with Lieutenant
Peary were announceel. They are : Or.
F. A. Cook , Kdward Asti-up , Matthew
Ilensen , Lieutenant Peary's colored
servant ; Samuel .1. F.ntrikon , at pre.sent
a teacher in the manual school at Aiken.
S. C. ; and Mr. Davlson , Lieutenant
Peary's manager on his present lecture
tour. The lirst three named were mem
bers of Peary's former expedition.
9
Patriotic ( liter to Help.
Teacher In this Columbus year 1
want everybody to try te ) de > something
te ) show his patriotism. Can any eif yem
think of any noble , self-sacrificing'act
which would bo appropriate ?
Bright Hov Ves'iu. I can.
Teaehei That is encouraging. Well ,
U'illie , what would you do ?
Bright Heiy Please , ma'am , I'll lick
the Columbus stamp- * for you.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
With the unprecedented
success of Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract , it was naturally to be
expected that imitations would
soon follow. Johann lioff ac
cepts this as the best- compli
ment which could be paid to
him , as only persons and thing's
of sterling value are copied by
the third and fourth rate aspir
ants to fame and distinction.
Envy is at the bottom of all
social and commercial animos
ity.The
The public is therefore
warned against substitutes and
worthless imitations sold under
similar names or under the
name of "Hoil's Extract. "
Tlio Gcnnlno lifts tlio sliznaturn of "JOHANN
IIOKP' on the nock laliol.
Kieuer , V Mcndolsnn Co. , Sole Amenta , 162 and I.II
Franklin St. , Now York.
RARE , RIPE OLD WHISKY.
Wor/ .
H. IT. Kuril has opened ft wholosilo liquor Htoro at
N'n. 17 I'oirl Ktrpot. Council lllulli , and liai put 111
a lame nd well icluclud stock of wtnat. lir.-nclloi ,
wlil klcs etc. lllituluct worthy of mention Unit
Mr. 1'onl Is Iho forlulKlti ! | > ot c Kr of uuirly forty
tiarrcis of HIP llnost whtaky til the United Mnlo ) .
In IbSU hn bouKlit soventv-llvo barren of Kentucky
r. 1r , Tuylor wliliky , mni It wut not until ahoiit
tliron yeari ni o tlmt lie idaced th von Ir , on IhJ
nnirkot. Of this stock lin imi luft ii'iuut forty liixr-
rcli. and ntpcrlH nil pronoiinco It nbiolutnly tlio
llni'it whliky In tin ) country : llo 'IU It mainly
to f.imllliM for inodl.'lnit : use , as It li too costly for
the ri-enlar liudu. It l weirtli over H'l pur K.IIIOII
Tlu'ri- not another brand nfmiuh wlilnky In thu II
s. HU slock of briindlnt nnd winoi eo.nort from the
famous Leland stnnford vineyards In l'ullfornli :
and liavii a lilxl" reputation for excellence and
purity.
'DISORDERS '
_ . 'Ami all tin irnln of
KVII.S. WlCAKNUsSH-i. DUIIII.ITV , KT. ' . that ac-
co.niian them In m "i gt'llMll.V mil IV.IIMA-
NKSTI.V e.LHKI ) . Full UI'llrlNOI'll un.l . tone
Clvon to eve ry pirtoflhu b.idy. I will son ! SD
curely pacUoJ ) I'll 0I'J to anyauTarr : t'lo ' preaurlp-
llon that cnrod me ot tlieso troiiblji. AUilruu , U
A. IIHAUL1C1. llArri.i : CIUKK. MICH.
DOHANY'S THEATER.
Cutiuoil UlutU. lu.
John Dohnny , Mnnn * or
HNJ AUK M IvNT'lJXTKAtTmniXAKY
Ono \Vcok Coinit.ctuMiijt
MorsfpAY MAY i.
THE Ci'MKDlAN
OORSE PAYTON
And ins nvnrr company uitiortcit | liy tuo
t.iloulud yotinv m-tri'ss
fi * ETfTT ft in B BT ffl
SSETTAREED.
On Thurs.lny lAen.nir Thuy Will Appear In
"PEARL OF SAVOY"
New soni-mind ilwi'i. hi-tliT .toil brlithtor
tliiui over. IMUl'KS - Mo. iian.I ) .Wo.
Yea , Verily ,
The World Moves
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The Excelsior Home-Ba' < er and Roaster.
ll.iki > < Ill-rail tu.tr. KMVOS II muli't niMt will b *
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M > liiily i-nn ( U > wlthoiit It nfU'r liurhiK trleil Ik
wrltolorrlrculnrn.
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Notice.
The annual meeting of hteieldioldors of the
rremont , Kllihorn .t Missouri Vulluy HiUlromt
eompany will he held atthn ollli-oof tlie com
pany In unmhii , Neh. , on l-'i-lday , May 10,1B03 ,
at 2 o'clock p. in. , for the election of ellre-ctors
and for llic trai actlon of such other business
as may come befoie tlio mint ; .
. ! . It. KiiDi'iUM ) , See-re'tarv.
Dated May 1 , 1HW. ! J
Special
] ( 'OU 8A1U A niiiiilior of iili-o uottiixM' , chou | > .
und on very easy pnyiiioiita. Uruoiislilolil * .
McliolBUii &ip..il2l llroa vfty. _
1 m. ; riQ AND CIO-ACKK tract oTIiTnil In nortlicrn
J.lowu ntilO.lW to f.UDU per ucro. JoliiistonA Vnn
1'nttL'n.
US t It VOTS nml loaiu. Kami nn I olljr prunnrtr
A bouKlit ttiiJ ioU. I'uur A Tho.ii.u , Cumuli
lllulta
AI.Tl-SI'iril.SH IIOSi--i > Hiila | .ay It Innta 10
yonrn ; Kouil vitluo untl ulvvayii Iu mocif ut lllx-
by'H , .Morrhini bluctc.
A IM. KXrilANriKoU hiiI.Two four room
' ' lioun's nml atoro rouui und outbullitlni , cluur
o. ' liiuumbriiMco. A. .1. Munilol , 11TJ llnilmm Avn.
il'eill HA1.K l''ull cot of tlnnorn looli , xoodcuull.
Hun ; n bnriiuln. liuiuli-o of Kiupklu-Shurfurt
Ilnrilwnre e'o. . Ciiunult HhillH
1 lUl'SKaml lot foraalo. No. 1)11 Klfnnrji u *
J 1 Inquire of J. I * . Cliristl.lll , U. X It , U
fruiKlil IIOIIBO.
AUI1ANTIC for rlii it man to collect , nollclt
nml ilollvor Kooils. Wnio < JU a woo't '
nml proKtKillvliloil uvi'ry ' .u il.iys. In Htou' < com
puny. Must liny 15 8lmr.ii xtouk Aililrjus J. vy
Morno. Kooin 0. Kvorolt Ijlock. Council llluiM.
/Oil SAI.K i lio.ip ; loim liUo'c ' ilrlvlnjf ia nroi
tcMiin niulcsi oil nii dn. hirnuHH anil team : top
; ronil tvuvon. t'nrh in Co Ml Co. . IU I'.inrl strot-U
\\MLI , p ( > ll lulow coil nuvv 3 room lioimo , uiodoru
' ruiiviMilunvuH , wulllocj luil. Ik'iiolllaj.
OIl MAI.K Thri'O.lerHOy bulls : iiiiua. onu wouk
I
n no 5 ' r nnd two yunrs ; solid color , rcgtsturuil
btock T''i S Iht St.
. OIt SAI.K.Miu bay cu rrlniiu tcini : unit currlauo.
L. K W. TulU-yi. 10,1 iM.irlHt , Council IlluIIt.
( 1 AltllAI'.IO ruuiovml , cpmiiools. vaiills. clilrmioya
V * L-Ii'oiod. : Ld Burke. , ul Taylor a grocery , Ml )
llio a d w n y . _
IlKNT 7-rooin IIOIIHJ , water , Ka anil hatlit
Lilllt alablu. 7IU Jlh t. Council llluirs.SS
- ' ' n llttlu time ) nnd cnpltnl
to nianufnuturoHiid Introiluco putonteil novel-
lien. II. J. Ailiuns. 'JI1 1'jrm Avu , s otincll Illullo.
Mill , wanted for iioncrul buunowurk , 413 ( ] len
J A\0.
. - tiottlur. Apply ut llorrli' bottlluu
WA.NTKD-A
works , 1'22 < tlroudnuy.
C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Proprietor.
//il - , Olcfinintg and l-tofinisshing
OK ( JOOIS OF KVKRY DKS ( 'Uli'TION.
Council 13lulTa olllco iind wor. < & , e-or. Ave. A und 2Dth St. Telephone 310. Send
for ireuliirs nnd prloo list.
? SSSS& COUNCIL BLUFF3 STE.1M
.J \ cfr445 DYE WORKS
All kin in ot Dyulni : nnil
$ e : o .n in ili no in lint . , „ . . . , . _
JW of thu nrt. Kix lul : mil
- uu ifin'd fiibrku nuulo to loolc
uuu i coo I as noIY. UUIK proioiib
lyi ilcno uni ( lellvcrol In nil
u uariH of the country. Bond
L. A. MACHAN ,
Projirlotor.
- _ lirtudwav. near Northwoal-
urn Depot ,
Tolovlionu X ,