THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 , 1881.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
The Now Levee Can lie Built
Cheaply ,
* l
Charter Amendment nn Ab
sorbing Question.
Small Mnttor * Picked Up Hero and
Tli ore ,
THE
HOW THE VnOIEUT IS LOOK1NO UP.
The Council 33lufls board of trntlo
mot Thursday evening nt their apn
TJ. 0.
cioua rooms on Pearl street.
llaldwin , president of tlio board was
in'tho chair , John T. Baldwin from
' the committee on lovco , submitted
the icport of the U. 1' . Enqincor on
oatimatcs ns follows : The whole
nmount of earth to bo removed , Cl-
C7 'J.00 cubit yards , which , according
to the opinion of some of our leading
contractors would cost at the rate often
ton cents per yard , malting n. total of
$5,107,30. On motion of A. 13. Me-
Kuno , the report was received , adopt
ed , and the committee discharged.
On motion of A. 0. Graham , the fol
lowing committee were appointed to
confer with the various railroads and
ascertain what portion of the nbovo
amount each would pay , nnd to ar-
ran o for the construction of said
levee , after which the following
additional committos were appointed :
A. 0. Graham and Henry Motcalf , a
committee to confer with the county
board of supervisors in regard to the
Amount of financial assistance the
board would render ; N. M. Pusoy nnd
J. T. Hart , a committee to place this
xpport before the city council for ac
tion nnd request that body to appoint
A committee to act in connection with
the committee appointed to confer
. .with the several railroads nnd to aid
in securing the right of way for the
loveo. The report of N. M. Pusoy ,
f from the committee appointed to in-
I4ycst5gato with reference to abandon-
ing'our present city charter , was re
ceived and after a spirited discussion
was adopted unanimously. During
the discussion interesting remarks
wore made in fayor of the proposition
by the following members of the board :
H. H. Motcalf , N. M. Pusoy , Judge
"W. 0. James , A 0. Graham , Dr. A.
B. McKuno and J. 0. Do Haven. The
citizens of Council Hulls will bo sur
prised to learn that the 'lovco can bo
built for about $0,000 , which is n very
amall price to pay when wo consider
the danger that all the property in
the low parts of the city is subjected
to every spring. This levee should bo
commenced at once , so as to bo com
pleted in time to moot the high waters
of ; the coining spring. The destruc
tion of our trotting park alone would
bo a loss exceeding five times the total
cost of the levee , to say nothing of
the thousands of dollars' worth of
property elsewhere that every spring
.rise threatens to damage , if not wholly
destroy. The board of trade are also
unanimouslyinfavorofthonowchartor.
The board is composed of some of our
best and most experienced business
men. Men of oxporinco who have
-fully investigated tno matter nnd who
are of tho.opinion that Council Bluffs
should a'tonco advance into line with
Cities ot the first class , and not play
, - second to any city in tlip state. It is
well known that there is nn under-
curroht quietly at work to prevent
this , ' * in the interest of a few who
aeem unwilling to lift themselves up
to the importance of n change in this
regard. The tax-pavers of this city
are certainly in danger of being
mulcted for more than they can boar ,
if wo allow our city with its rapid
-growth , both in buildings and popula
tion , to continue with the same prece
dent that our city council can predi
cate their actions upon. There will
be no question that the now city ohar-
, tor will provide ample room for any
snd all assessments that will bo re
quired to raise funds to keep
pur city oven in advance of the inflow
ing population. Working men need
Lave no fears about the amount of
labor that will bo required under the
. now order of things ; in fact there will
bo more for them to do and loss ior
* " ihoso who will strive for selfish ends
toikoop our city in the old rut whore
our grandfathers loft it. And now
. comes our morning comtomporary
; "and opposes the now'city charter , ana
as it gives no potent and tangiablo
reason for the stand taken wo pro-
( kvmo the roasou. ty because Yaughan
Unopposed toit'and/Jo'm , T. Baldwin
is in favor. Sh'udos of morcyl When
' will J.'tW/Chapman cease this foolish
child's play and become a man again ,
Are wo never to become a city
ofJtho' first-class 'because' the /nayor /
elcctw Vyi havp tnoro power than ho
now liasj"or bccauBo"'our"city council
witlljjo entitled to $1 at ouch sitting *
< P ffpre ciit city ' owliioil. would just
LMaobivdoljvJiiitJIi'ey'do now free of
charge as to receive tlio pittance of $48
, , j > cr annum. The reason's advanced
J would , be applicable ' 10 yours from
now as the 'present time.
QU1TK , A MIHTAKU7
|
tilloyl
was arrested by Wall McFadduu nnd
. -charged with'taUng a mlk hiit.tlint
' id HoTfllrhira from Hio < court hniiio.
Dr. GuoriiBoy/of jthiq'city , jras tlio
victim , When ( ho doctor jjot , uji to
leave the court room ho found n lial
iaWJ 'elijU iiJe'pu'ki ou'inaJii'iidj
v but it rofuaed to rumaiu thcie ,
not being used rtur ' occupying
o muck1 Bbacothp.doclorro'portca thecae
cao t ( ( McFeddw und L'oiiV.'ol ; Ihu
court room ho flow as if kicked by u
pile driver. llo aorouiuod ut thu top
ofjais pjco for Elli to otop but
Qwratf * hat hadT'tliia1 time dropped
a\dowq pywJiUtiir pfjir i lo cut nil ;
all communication. " At laut the con"
stable caught Ellin and tlio mistjiko
' " " ' ' ' '
was ehown andtthomyatpry'
It was quito u joke on Ellis.
Ti > < ill1 wiisMa vrpHK.
Sneak tlnovcs have boon getting in
their work in thw , cjty rpconjly nud
Boveral families have fullon VictiuiH.
They cn'orud ' the rividohco of Mrs.
g J > jllflrtiteton"-whkrtyiidofl near the Chi ;
cao' & NbriliwoBiurn depot und mlido
' with the following ui ticlea in the
broad daylight : Ono gold necklace
with gold cross nttnchod , ono silver
watch , ono plain gold ring , ono ivory
handled gold pencil , a gold breastpin
sot in blnck nnd n gold chain brncclot.
They nlso entered the house ot Mrs.
MathowH living in the name locality
and stele a silver mounted revolver
, ' ! 2-calibre , two gontlomon'a scarf pins ,
ono gold toothpick and a pair of gold
slco\o buttons. A hoitso was also
entered on Sixth street
near the 13. & M. railroad depot and
the following articles were stolen : A
lady's gold b'roast pin , a net of car
rings , gold and coral , ono sot of culF
buttons , pearl with gold banda and a
letter "H" on each , outs-half dozen
linen and two silk handkerchiefs , ono
lady's skirt , some sowing machine at
tachments , spools of cotton and need
les. It would seem that these fol
lows are growing nioro bold every
year. They used to got their work in
by crawling through the window , but
now they walk into the front door in
open day nnd help themselves. Chief
Field is on the track of these thieves.
AN OKHt'IAI , VII'.W.
.Severn ! of the Hock Island railroad
oflicials arrived in Council BlufFi
Thursday , including tlio president of
tlio road , Hon. Hugh Uiddlo , General
Manager 11. U. Cable , General Super
intendent A. Kimball , General Solici
tor Thomas F.Vithrow and Hon.
Geo. G. Wright , attorney for the road
in this ntato. They caino hero to
view the ruin made by the explosion
which recently occuircd hero and to
investigate matters pertaining to the
cause of the same. They boliuvo that
tlio character of the explosion was
kept from their knowledge , and the
parties guilty of such a serious imposi
tion should bo hold responsible fur all
damages resulting from its transporta
tion. The investigation ohowB that
the fire originated inside of the car , as
reported in THK HKI : , and not from
the outside. The Hock Island re
ceived the car nt Englewood , a sta
tion a few miles from Chicago , from
the Empire line , it having oomo over
the Lake Shore to that point.
THE HLUFKH IJf JIKIEF.
It is rumored that there will bo several -
oral changes in the management ; of
"Old Reliable" road , and the presi
dent , Mr. Forbes , will retire aud the
vico-prosidont , Mr. C. E. Perkins , take
his position ; that the general manager ,
T. J. Potter , will succeed to Mr. Per-
kins' place as vico-prcsident of the
road , nnA that General Freight Agent
E. P Jliploy will stop into T. J. Pot-
tor's iihoea. '
The following appeal has boon issued
by the Plwunix Hook and Ladder
company : "To the over kind and
charitable citizens of Council Binds :
Monday noon , September 2ith ( , while
paying the last tribute of respect to
the memory of our martyred president ,
James A. Garfield , Mr.i Joseph Bpauld-
ingt vice-president of Phoenix Hook
and Ladder company , No. 2 , of this
city , had the misfortune to have his
right arm blown off by the premature
discharge of the cannon used in firing
the presidential salute. This misfor
tune falls doubly heavy upon him
from the fact that ho is a poor
man , with a wife and thrco very
interesting children , The Phnsnix
Hooks have started a relief subscrip
tion to be known as the Spaulding re
lief fund. A duly authonzod com
mittee from the Hooka will wait upon
our citizens with the subscription
list , well knowing that the kind citi
zens of this city will respond in agon-
orouo and charitable manner. " , ,
PJHKNIX COMPANY No. 2.
This was a very unfortunate affair ,
and wo hope the citizens will respond
to the call and make n good , round
donation to this unfortunate family.
Mrs. Anderson , wife of Lpuia An
derson , died Thursday evening at 9
o'clock at her residence , 024 Avenue
A. . Mrs. Anderson has boon confined
to her bed for about two weeks. She
liasibcon under the care of Dr. Pock.
P. H. Wind , contractor and build-
Dr , is lying quito ill at his residence
an Washington avenue. Dr. Mont
gomery has his case.
The Nebraska cyclone touched this
city lightly last Thursday. The only
iauiago was to shako up the awnings ,
tear down bill boards and trim up tlio
sotton wards.
Rev. Mr. Rogers , of deaf and dumb
Fame , lias gone to Corning on a brief
business trip.
llov. G. W. Collins has moved hi.s
Family to Corning where ho has boon
lout by the Methodist oonforonco.
Hon. John Y. Stone was in the city
yesterday before the United States
xnirt.
There will bo n mooting of the
ight guards this evening at their
trmory on Pearl strcot for drill and
'oncral business. '
* *
llov. Dr. Hadloy , a preacher from
Dmaha , came over to this city to BOO
f it was really true that the dynamite
> xplpsion occurred hero , and after
ooking the thing over ho was satis-
led that to Councjl Blutt's bejongod
'jo honor of producingtho loudest
eport ill the quickcst'timo on record ,
fouling tired both in mind und body ,
10 atopiicd irto a saloon to relieve theme
mo and rest the other , 'Hp hadhow-
> vor , no sooner got enough to put
luv ral men of a different tompura-
iiout wound asleep , than somehow it
ouk puuBCssion of'him , and began to
nuke him raise hades. Oflicor Clough
VILI obliged to take him in charge. HQ 11
wii taken to the mill and after ho '
. . . . . _ _ . _ got _ _
? V. " { Li. Li- > ! .j r Art'n * I * * I
[ ry > noijgh f to , fe riiid$0.85 [ | n-T ox-
rnctud from-him in iho shape of-lino ,
lid cogta. llo waa then permitted to
IvtwHuni'iuia.
(
* tir4 v } 'V Vll'J . * . . , ) . , < ! . (
\J , PJ uupburn was in the city yos-
erelay , Htoppiiig at the Ogdon.
1 Wo will put the full report made by
lie bouul of trade city charter com-
uttoo before our readers early Mon-
iiy morning , BO every voter can read
I ' ' " f S *
V / ' 0
iaGe < iuF. JJroaduwjjfptio of our on-
ui'priuing Imsini'Bs niuii , whom it will
0 lomonlborud was a long time in the
mploy of .1. A. Churchill , has recent-
/ branchod'out for himself and located
irtho pump buBiiiEias on Pearl street ,
1 tlio Hamo building occupied by the
folburn ngon company. Mr. UronU-
iui lu\n had consuluraiilo uxporienco
i the business. Wo undnrstand
! iit ho personally Hupuiintuuds ull
ork tlmt ho coiHriiola toorfonn ) ,
\ \ . M , J oblo IB orecling u fruino
uililingiicar his boarding IIOUBO on
roithMain street. 1th toMbo I
: ICH high and IGxG-i .foot.
M/itr" r\tf' ' * T if ft i * i
HrAlIon , who'htis1 btciP under
10 wo.itliur for Bumo time , diud on
Thursday evening in this city. Not
withstanding his recent illness , his
family did not look for his demise , ni
it was thought , under the care ho wan
receiving , ho would pull through.
About 10 o'clock on the evening in
question ho nioso from his bed nnd
went out into the yard. Ilia wife fol
lowed him to render assistance nnd on
returning , before she had got him
into bed , ho expired. Ho leaves a
widow and ono child to mourn his
loss.
Poor Mike Nolan is having quito n
time to got his saloon on n tirm basis
again. Ho has had it on wheels in
the street for about two weeks and it
pretty hard tolling where ho will
bring up with it. Tlio last soon of
Mike nnd his saloon was in the vicin
ity of the St. Joe lioiiso on lower
Main street.
This oflico received an order yester
day from Davenport for extra copies
of TUB llr.r giving tlio account ot the
explosion which took place in Council
ullf ) last Moml.iy.
How do you like it J. C. ? Come
again. Hut don't call us "IJluflitcsj"
it don't sound huh-tunod.
Esoaprd From tlio Tolln ,
.Tolin IJ.icoii , TrvioiU' | , Tnd. ,
"Hurrah for Spring Jilossmn ; il li nil > nu
recommend it tn bo. ? iiy dyspepsia Jmi
nlhnnlilicd , Why don't you advortido it ?
What nllownnco will yon make If 1 tnlco
a ilii/cn bottles , m tlmt I could obllgo my
fricnilK nccahioiiallyT 1'rlcc 50 cents ; trial
bottlei JO centi. 'J. '
The Cleverest Dulto in England ,
Edward AdolphusSt. Ariuris twelfth
Duke of Somerset and second tempo
ral peer of the tcalmnft'r the princes
of the blood. The dukedom , created
in 1517 , was first bestowed , "as every
schoolboy knows , " on the renowned
protector , who murdered his brother
nnd first made England thoroughly
protcstant. Ho loved to write himself
"Edward , by the grace of God , Duke
of Somerset , " nnd so forth to the
great scandal of contemporaries , who
hold that kings alone derived their
titles from so high n source. Exces
sive pride is n failing of
the Seymours. In the case
of Charles , styled by pre
eminence the proud duke , who
flourished from 1002 to 1748 , this de
fect of character almost amounted to
monomania. His second wife , nn
Earl's daughter , once ventured to tap
him with her fan , when ho coldly ob
served : "Madam , my first wife was n
Piorcy , and she never presumed to
take such liberty. " The lady thim re
buked was n Finch. The duke's
kinsman , Sir Edward Seyniour ,
speaker of the house of commons in
Charles 11. loign , was , if possible
vainer. "I think , Kir Edward , " B"d !
\VilliamIII. , wishing to bo civil to !
him , "that you uro the duke of Som
erset's family ? "
"Pardon mo , Bit. " replied Sir Ed
ward , who never forgot that ho was
himself the true head ot the Seymours ,
"tho Duke of Somerset is of my fam
ily. "
The present duke is almost , if not
iltogcthor , exempt from the hcriditary ,
taint. Ho was not , however , quite
itrong-mindod enough to refuse the
darter , ns in his own interest ho should
uxvo done , being painfully common
place in his appearance. Ho looks
ike an Islington grocer in his Sunday
best , and to see him girt with his ri
band you would fancy that ho was a
light among the Foresters or Odd-Fol
lows , or a loader of the band of Hope
ibput to take part in a procession , and
[ > ainsully conscious that his trappings
aat Awkwardly upon him.
His Grace is , on the whole , the
cleverest of the dukes , that is , of the
British dukes. Only two Argyll and
Devonshire -can at all bo compared to
liiin in intellect , and in upito of their
varied accomplishments it may bo
loubtcd whether either of those peers
lias shown the same. grasp of ditlicult
problems in religion and politics us
their brother at Somerset.
I have spoken of the duke as com
paratively poor. Needless to say , the
ord of 25,000 acres and a rental of
M5,000 n year would bo con-
lidored moro than rich in any
: ountry but England or the United
States. But a poor duke can
ilways marry his daughters well. Sir
John Ramsden , ono of his grace's
lons-in-law , owns nearly the whole
; own of Huddorsfiold. Shall we say
its 70,000 inhabitants into the bar
gain ? The Domesday estimate of his
income at 180,000 n year is thought
: o bo very much under the mark. The
hike's oldostdaughtor married another
; aronot , the Graham of Nothorby ,
vho has only n beggarly 27,000 a
roar. Still ono can manage to live on
hat.
TRUE TO HER TRUST.
Too much cannot bo said of the
> vor faithful wife nnd mother , con-
itantly watching nnd caring for her
lear ones , never neglecting a single
luty in their behalf. When they nre
issailod by disease , nnd the system
houldhuvu u thorough cleansing , the
tonmoh and bouolu regulated , blood
mrified , malarial poison exterminated ,
ho must Know that Electric iilttonj
ire the qnly sure remedy. TJioy nr
ho best and purest inouioino in the
rorld , nnd only cost fitly cents. Sold
> y Isl ; , $ Mcajahon. (2) ( )
If en ol ( xl'llltv , , . to nproont
UJlAMDKItS' pkUoiury ol Unl-
cral Knoulcilgp. CompUte C'jclojuiJI * of
! cry Pay Wonts ,
Thin la tlio Mont Unoful ami Coinjart Utorary
tchl \ iment of tlio A ( to. It hu no co upotltora.
Wo vant compilcnt KolIUtora. No
Circular * . ( .Ivtnjr full ,
cut on application. J. H. UIIAIIUKKS.
St. Louii , JIo. , Chicago , 111. , Atlanta , O
lOJm&ii il&wlra
BOGGS & HILL ,
IEAL ESTATE BROKERS. II
No. 15O8 Faraluua Street ,
> TMT A
7nci Nor h utile oi > a Oraui ) Contra ) Ilotol.
M. . CUIKUON. J , a , 11U.M
Olarkson & Hunt , '
tJucouswM to lUchariU ft Hunt ,
TTORNBYS-AT-LAW ,
UtbBtmt _ " _
SIBBBTT & PDLLBR ,
iTTOENEYS AT LAW ,
DJl VTD OITV , NEB ,
attention trUru to colltcttou * In Bullvt
< v i > I "Muinflm
C. F. Manderson ,
LTTORNEY-AT-
8 rurubua ( it , Count. N
The lending Sclentlsti of to-day njrco tlmt
most dlsvano nro otutcil I'.v illtonlcr Idi
or ll\cr. If , thcrtforo , ttio Idclrcin nnd liter arc
kept In rrfcctoril r , perfect liralth nlll'-atlio
remit. Till ? truth h u only liociiKiiottti A nhort
time and forjmrs people Kiiflcrctl mxnt HROIIJ
\\ilhoiit bclitK nlo | to II IK ! rillcf. Tlio ilUcot cry
of WarncrV S.ifo Kl'lm.v nmllilvcr t'urcinarknn
a now era. In the trcttmcnt of tlioo tronlilc-i.
Mailo from n nl'nplc tioplcat leaf of raru value. It
contiini JtistlhcclomrnUnccc.snry to nourlili
And linlffonxtn liothof tlic o } ; rcit crt'ani , find
Kifcly rt toro anil keep tlicni In order. It Is a
Poiltlve Remedy foi nil tliudl uiKcs that nxmo
| > alni In Iho lowrr pnrtnf the body lor Torid ) |
Lint HcAdncliM Jinndko Dirz'ncM ' ( Irattl
Vccr ARIIO I.li cr nml Urinary Or ati' .
Itfoiin ( Attillont and Mfe remedy lor fennlci
diirlii } , ' I'rrjrnaniy , It Mill control Mnntrtiatlon
and U In 'alualilo for lxiicorrlm. : or 1'all ! > ' of
the Wonili.
Asnlllood Pnrlfltr It In iincnuitcd , fortttnrci
tlio orpins tlmt imko thu blood.
This remedy , nlilili Imi done Mich wonder' , '
'
rut up in tho'iAiioibTsmi ; : > ncrn r.n of an.
nicdlclno iijion the market , and Is xol I liy lnit !
L'ht9 nml all dcalcn at SI.25 per lot tie. Fi
iHalioten , cmiulri for WAUNRH'd SAPII . .
JUSTUS CUUi : . It Im I'Oai UVE Ilcmcily.
H. H. WARNER & CO. , nocheiter , N. Y.
fi'lO-tu-th-eat-lv
ORDINANCE NO.ISO. .
An ordinance cntablicliinLf tli urado i
20th street from St. Mnry H n\cnuo sout !
to tlio Union I'nclfic railroad track.
ISo It nnlaincd by thu city council of th
oitv of Omnlia.
UKCTION 1. The grade of 20th street fron
St. Mary's menuo south to the ITtiioi
Paclllo nxilrond track Khali bean follows
UcKinning with the ca t and \vcst curb1
uf l0th ! Htrctt at their intersection with tin
south ctnli of St. Mary's avenue at an ele
vatiou of 120 feet anil 123 feet rest ctlvel' '
IB eitahlinhcd , thcuco HOtlth on 8 .id curl
tinea by uniform iisccut to a point on Kail
curb due wcNt of a point 1 < 7 feet south o
the soiithcact corner of 20th aticct nnd St.
Mary's avenue to nn elevation of 127 feet ,
thence couth hv uniform ascent to an ele
cntlnii of in. ) feet on the north curb n.
hoa\cn\ujrtliKtreet , tlicnco to an clovntion
nf 100 feet nt the Hnuth curb of
Loavenwortli ( street , tlicnco south to a
point 225 feet south of the Bouth line o
Leaven worth utreet to nn elevation of 17 (
feet on the cast nnd 172 feet on the war
curb of Twentieth street ; thence south 7i
feet to nu elevation of 10 ! ) feet nn the east
nnd 171 feet on the west curb o Twentieth
street ; thence south ton common elevatio
> f 111.5 feet ut the north curb of Mason
itrcet ; thence to nn ele\ation ofl3'Jfcel
it the Bonlh curb of Mason street ; thence
to nn elevation of 120 feet nt a point 25 (
feet south of the toutli line of Masov
street ; thence to ant elevation of OS feet n
Lho north curb of Pierce street ; tticnca tc
elevation of 'M feet nt the Bouth curb ,
thence to an election of 83 feet at A point
JoOfect south of the touthliuoof Pierce
street ; thence bouth 800 feet to an cleva.
-ion of 79 feet ; thence to nn elevation o
l.'t feet nt tlio tailroad track.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take elFcc
mil bo in force from and after HB passage ,
SAM'I.A. IIi.itsiAN , i
I'rcnt. City Council , pro leiii ,
Attest : J. J. L. C. JUWETT ,
City Clerk.
Passed September 20 , 1881.
Approved September 27,1881.
lepIIOtit J. E. JBou ) , Mayor.
GRAND OPENING !
Professor Flslicr , ( from St. Louli ) Danrlnir Ac
ulcmy , Standird Hall , cor. Fifteenth and rarn
mm , Tuesday oiciilni ; , September Oth.
Cla ic3 for Lvllcs and Ocntlemtn commencing
ruewlny .iciilng September Oth ; elanscsn f or
illsscs and Musters , coiinnenclnj ; Saturday after-
icon nt-1 o'clock. Classes for Families , w 111 be
irrangtd to eult ttio honorable patrons. Also
jallet dancing tan bo taught.
Terms liberal , and perfect satisfaction to achol
ire ( fuir ntoed. I'rt * ate Instructions wll ' ) ofli-
in at tlio .Dancing Academy or at the "vjldcuco
if the patrons.
1'rhato ordora may bo left at Max Jlojcr *
5ra's. ijSO-tf
If yoil.aionraanl fit you are a
offjuslnciincal.- ; Tuan or let *
encil by the ttraln of trratclllnnoTernr. .
your duties twotJ nlsch. work , to rep
ithnuUnUand use tore brain nerve unii
Hop Cl'ittersi waste , use Hop D.
If rou are reran ? and rulTerlnt : from any In-
dlKixtlon or iliuMjin lion | If you are mar-
lied or ulnffle , old or younif.cutferlnir from
poorlicaltU or Luipul.ili IiifT on a bed of fclck
lit ? ! , rcljr ou Hop Bitters.
Whoever jrouare. Tbousanda dlft an *
trlicDOVcr 7OU fed nually from eomo
Ibnt your DJfteui form of Kldnoy
nicds clcnnilnp. ton- dlscrveo that m IK la
InLor EtinmliUliiir , have hccnircYtntcd
without Intoxicating , I I bra tlmoly uteot
take Mop HopBlttera
Bitters"
Have yen rti/i
ptjuta , kldnt. o. i. o.
orurtnarucom- la absolute
dlscoHC an
plaint ,
and Inclina
llixrotnenttt tamli. of tlio ( tomarA blood , , , HOP drunkcnnoBB. ble c u r e for
Una of opium ,
You will bo tobaooo.or
cured If youUBO narcotics.
Hop Bitter *
IfTOU re lm. Boldliydniff-
I eM * . ScDilfur
rlr weak and
jowHilrltcd.trj NEVER | Circular.
Ui It may Bomrrma
life. aveyour It has I FAIL 0 CO. ,
auved hun MkMlf r , V. T >
dreds. ATorontft , On I.
Business College ,
[ HE GREAT WESTERN
QEO. R. RATHDUN , 'Principal.
Creighton Block ,
SIAIIA , NCnitASKA.
fdTHond for CtrcUl r. nov,20d&\rtf
IN PASSENGER BATES I
HOBP.Ii : ItnUS. llrokcn In all Itallroad
lclcU , Onulia , Nob. , offer Tltket * to tlio Knut ,
ntll further noticu , at the. { aliening unhuird of
ow latm ! ;
Chlcaco , li ; Hound Trip , 821.00 , 7tm oarc
lulled 1 irtt Class IkkcU nnd uoml for return
irouiih thujcar. niuUinUio Old KilUblo Oil.
igo , ilurlliiiftan it Qulncy llailroad. Also , ouu
ay tn
NKVVYOUK , leteliw , $1800 ,
BOSTON. do lt > 00.
I'llILAUKU'JIIA , ib IB 00.
WASIIINuTON , do , 1800.
For parUcuIarg. write or K ° dlrcvt to IIOHIHE
UOS. , Dealer * In Itcducul Itato Ilnllrrad and
tcannlilpTickets , MXTenth Ht. , Umalia , Neb.
Itcincnibcr the place Three DobM North ol
nloii 1'aclllc lUUroiU Depot , Eaut Hldo o ( Tooth
Ircct.
Omaha , Aujunt J , ISSt
[ AWKEYBJLAININftMILLOO , ,
' '
Des'Mo'ines , Iowa ,
anufncturera of SASH. DOORS , DLIND3 ,
DUACKET8 , MOULDIHQ3. AO.
Great rixliutlon In llank I'ountorH , I'f.nu fur.
thidind word lurnUhvl In all Minis of tiard
( Oftuood , Countcra finished In oil nhon do-
rid. tihehtnirof all Iilmli furnUhnl and put
to building riady for paint on uliort imtieo.
-ir workmen are the bott inochanlo th , > t can bo
ocund , but o money by fl * Intf uiuur con >
ait * .
Stairs , Newell and Ualuiteri ,
Our foreman In thlidopaitincnt uai formerly
111 Kroit Manufacturing Co , U.'liU-v o ,
t , and Imidono wuio of tlig llno.tbtilr Acrk
thu Nortlmukt
Ordon by mall promptly nttemloil to. f'20 3m
W. J. CON NELL ,
iTTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
Drric Krunt lloomi ( up itolri ) In llansc
w brick bullJIiii , ' , N.V. . corner r'fUcnlb
rnliaiu b'troeU.
\
S. P. MORSE 1m
1319 Farnham Street.
Opening Bargains for Fall
Having decided in future to adhere strictly to the
manufacture ofMen's-Gloves , the well known house
of Fisk , Clark and Flagg have closed to us their
entire stock of
I
claimed by all who know them to be superior in
some respects to the
Alexander , Trefousse or Perinot Gloves.
We offer this morning I860 Pairs Best Quality 3-
Button Kids at 75c , 700 Pairs Best Quality 4-But-
ton Kids at $1.00 , 150 Pairs Best Quality 6-Button
Kids at $1.25.
The Retail Prices for these goods East are 3-
Button , $2.00 ; 4-Button , $2.25 ; 6-Button , $2.50.
IRIIBIBOIISrS I IRZIBIBOIsrS I
The sale of Ribbons inaugurated by us in summer T met with such
success that we have secured BETTER BARGAINS for Fall , and open
to-day. 500 Pieces Gros Grain Ribbon , all widths , 5c. a yard ; 3500
Pieces Satin and Gros Grain from No. 7 to No. 40 at 10c. ; 75 Pieces
Sash Ribbons at 25c , a yard.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS ! NOVELTIES IN TRWICS !
In .fact our whole fall stock is now being opened , and we invite attention
to the largest , cheapest and best stock we have ever shown.
S. , UVCOIRSIEi &o OCX
1319 Farnham Street.
United States Depository.
EationalBank
OP OMAHA.
Cor. 13th and Farnatn Sta.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN
OMAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. )
HTABLWUKD Ib50.
Organized M n National Rink August 20,1S63.
CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVEH 000,000 ,
OmCKRB AND DIBKCTOBB :
HIRUAN KOUJ.TZE , President.
Acot'STrs KOUMT.I , Vice President.
II. W. YATES , Cashier.
A. J. PorpLr.ro.N , Attorney.
- ; ) Jonx A. CRKIQIITOX.
P. H. DAVIS. Asst. Cashier.
Thl bank receives deposits without regard to
itnountp.
Issues tlmo certificates bearing Interest.
Draws drafts on San Francisco and principal
titles of the United States , also London , Dublin
Edinburgh nnd the principal cities of thocontl
tient of Europe ,
Soils posacnger tickets for emigrants by the ID
man line raavldtf
The Oldest- Established
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
Doldwell , Hamilton & Co. .
Buftlnon tronmted iam u that of an Incor.
poratoU Dunk.
Account ! kept In currency or cold subject to
ilpht chock without notkii.
Certificates of deposit wraed juyablo In throe ,
ilx mid tnclvo month * , Mutiny Interest , or on
Icuiand u Itbout InUrcst.
AJtanccs made to cuitomera on appro ) cd eocu
Itlea at nmrl.ct nvtui of lutircbt.
Buy and ( -ol | gold , hills ot uxchangoovcrn
ucnt , atate , county and city boiidn.
Draw > ! ? nt dnfU on Kiishnd , Irchnd , Scot
Mid , and all parta of Kurort' .
Soil European jwiiago ticket * .
COLLECTIONS PH0111TLY.UAUK.
ACADEMY OP THJil
SAOREDHEART
OMAHA , tfEB.
3. E. Corner Oth and Howard.
The plan of Studies ls the same as that puriucd
n all the Academies of the Hatred Hiart. ) ) if-
erenco In rellslon U no obstacle to the admls-
lull of > oun ladles. Terms : Including Hoard ,
iVoHhlng , Tuition and Instrumental llunlc , per
csilon of flto mouth ! ' , $160. llcfercnus nro re *
lulrcd from ull pcrtons unknown to the Instltu-
lon. For further Information apply to TJu >
tight Itcv. libhop o Omaha , or to th Lady
luiwrlor. noitdlm
DexterL.Tliomas&Bro.
WILL IIUYAKD'SKLL '
* SD ALL IJUK8ACT10M
COSSKCTltD TIIBKKWIT11.
Pay Taxes , Bent Houses , Etc.
n TOO WAkT TO BUI OB IBUi
l > ll at OfBce , Room 8 , Creighton Block , Omihv.
_ auB-d
AGENTS WANTED KOU
the Kistttt Pclllngr Book of the Ai ; l
oiiudations ol' Success ,
DV'SINESa AND 80UIAL roUUS.
The Uwi ot trod * , leiral forms , how tn
it butlucM , vBlmllo taUw , social ttlquette ,
itliamciitiry usage , h w tu conduct public
u > lnen ; In fict It U a ooun.lct Oulde to Sue >
ESI for all cli-wes. A family uoceixliy. AdJreM
ii circular ! and ( pacUl tcnui , 4KUUOR PUD-
IdUINO CO. . ( St. Louis , Mu.
TUHHED FROM OUR DOORS EVERYDAY.
Barnum on the Way ,
WITH HIS OWN
Greatest Show on Earth ,
AND THE
GKREJ XiOOSTlDOTiT
SANGER'S ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE
AND THE
GRAND - INTERNATIONAL ALLIED SHOWS ,
United for this season only , and now Inaiifruratln ; : nn experimental tour of the whole country at
the daily expense of SI.MO. P. T. Itanium , J. A. Bailey & J. U Hutchliuon , solu owners.
Omaha , Friday , October 7th.
2 FULL PERFORMANCES ONLY 3
At 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open ono hour Rooncr for Inspection of the Menagerie and Museum.
The Feature Show of the Period Tlio Seven ( riant Wonders :
CHANG , the Chinese Giant , the tallckt man
In the world.
The Original General Tom Thumb and Wlfa
ro-introduccil by Hon. P. T. Jlarnura , for
the first time in twenty > curs , and 1,000
additional sensations.
3 Times the Largest lenageria
Anj where on the Olobe , with exactly 2) clc-
pliantti , and ot cry other department
equally extensive.
200 CHAMPION CIROUS ACTORS ,
InOrln a , Icaplnu , ttrnetlliiff , rldlnp and turn.
blinj ; rontcits forCold .Mtdalsand Diamond.
& tin ] JcJ Jen cLa.
The WjfRest , rnoHt brilliant , and lonircst ( trctt
pruiisslon ct er sei n , Vallnj ; nil others to
nothingness with its gorgeous glory.
100 Chariots , Bens and
Lairs ,
Glittering with Gokl and Sl ier , No-r Civic and
Millmrj Waritrobo.inadeotilnoltrtadrloth ; ,
gold loco nilCcrtpnsd anil mamlvo bul
lion. [ Koto J > * oiftnae4orclr. |
New Waterproof Pavilions , the Largest
Ever Erected , T > , OOO Luxurious Chairs.
Sects for )00 People.
' ] Innovation ujim { iuiAa'ilon lool.lng to tlm
comfort und ruination of our patrons , llo pi.
tlm t only a llttlu longer and jou shall
Sec the Brightest Constella-
tion'of Exhibitions
K\er conceived In the brain of bo who la
the undisputed
Fatherlof Amnsoment Trimnpha ,
ThoueanU upon thousands of happy people
- - - iy thtaji cxcutslon * on every rail
road centering In tlio city.
Windows were told In New York , along Broadway , for SB. * 0 and * IO , from which to
view the THANSOENDENTLY QOROEOUS PARADE , to be repeated herein daylight.
Admission only 60 cents. Children under 9 years old ,
half price. Reserved Seats extra !
Poiittnly no free ttdclt 0/tvn / to
Tickets can bo purchased the days flf * exhibit ioU at Edholm and
Erioksoa"8 Jewelry store , opposite Poatofflco , at the
usual ulight advauoo , - ,
'
. Al Council Bluffa , Tuunsn\v , Oct. Oj Lincoln , ' SATIJKDAV , Oct. 8.
