§ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY OCTOBER 17 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning , Pot. 17.t
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TKjj
ELECTION TUESDAY , NOVEJtTRU
VOT Shorill ,
DAVIU N.
For Trew lrcr
JOHN PvUSII.
Cleric ,
JOHN BAUMKIl.
Fet CommJiwlonor ,
1' . . 1 > . KNIGHT.
For Judge ,
, _ A. M. C1IADWICK.
For Surveyor ,
GEORGE SMITH.
"For Superintendent of Instruction ,
J. J. POINTS.
For Coroner ,
JOHN G. JACOBS.
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For the nccomodfctlon of our up-totr
patrons arninpcnj < ntsb To boon made wit
Edholm & Erlckaon , Jewelers , opposite ! *
post office , wfaere ndvcrUscmcntfl KB
orders for the city delivery of TUB Hi
will be rcccival. Advertisement ) ) for t )
evening must bo 'honied in before IU30 |
tn. , tor the worninp edition before 8f :
p , m ept23-U
' LOCAL BREVITIES.
Patterson noils coal ,
Frederick Loading Hnttcr
Doane , llclioblo Hnttcr.
Fine pockotlknivcs nt KtrWs.
Owl Clffftre nt Kulm's DrcR Store.
NijSrt , School nt the Buntmess ollcg
Th" Lion continues to roar ( or Moore
Hunch .ad Saddlery.
For riNB Commercial Job Prlntlni
all at TJIK < Bnc Job room * .
Smoke Btarlton & Storms , Cnei
\ Cigar , at Kulm's Drug Store only.
Boys'Worm School Cups , all ktni
cheap , at Rredorick's ; largest Btnck.
oct4-0t
Nobby Derby nnd Cbth Hnts 1v
genie , something now , at ( Frederick's , tli
Hatt r. ootlZw-tftfl
HATS''HATS.I ! ' HATS ! Latest etyJcs
nrgeststock in the city at Henry'G '
Ulchtor's , HS22 Farnham sireet.
im-f-s-m-&o.
The firivini ; park nssiclation WOTC-
building 'tiro1 blown down bzildlng nndithi
fence and will have it all In good conditioi
in a few days.
"A mrc chnnco" for somebody to ute ]
Into a good paying business. The BtocV
and CxtuTon of the Michigan tobacco ston
1417 Douglas street for Halo cheap. Kn
qulrocn the.urcmiscs.
Dean's iFo ver and Ague Tonic Cordial !
"takes the cako" for curing Ague , Mala
ria or Bilious Fevers. Try a bottlo. For
sale by W..3. Whltehouse , C03 N 16tli
ntreet.
ntreet.About:8 : o'clock Friday .evening tin Au-
rust Schrouiler wan going to M residence
on SirtooRth'Htreet , near Matey , ho slip
ped and fell , dlnlocating hi * arm at the
ahoulder. The dUlocatlon WM reduced by
Dr. Schorer.
In the Cass street school even roonu
are now in order , and each coatains more
pupil * than desks. Some of. the finest
teachers in tke city are in charge and ex
cellent results are expected. The young
ladies' Trinity guild will open an Indus.
trial school in one of the rooms tame time
this week. Miua Schuller wilt bo in
charge of it.
Al. Schrotcr , of Bchrotor & Beeht , lost
his way while going homo Friday night.
At the end ofj&InryVavcnuo he fell down a
, gully and brought up against fence. Not
having a match to show him his way out
ho fired his revolver in order to cxamiuu
liia surroundings. The barrel blew tc
pieces and the fragmenti wont whizzing
about hia head. He escaped injury and
finally regained the path.
One hundred and fifty-nino beautiful
residence lots , located on Hamilton street ,
half way between the turn table of the
red street rar line and the waterworks
reservoir and addition , and just west ol
lite convent of the Sinters Poor Claire in
Shinn's addition. Prices range from $7fi
to ? KO each , nnd will bo sold on easy
termi to those who will improve. Bcmia'
real estate * aRency , Fifteenth and Douglas
streets.
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. IToodlw
PERSONA ! *
Chas. A. Filer , of St. Joe , Mo. , is stay.
Jng at the Crelghton House.
E. B , Mower and family , of Dubuque ,
"Town , ore at the Creighton House.
D. W. Whittle , the celebrated revivalist
of Chicago , Is a guest at the Crelghton
House.
J. Hughes , of Fremont , Nebraska , U In
the city , nnd can bo found nt tbo Crcinli-
ton House.
r
If. JJnwprd , of Pcorla , brother of Mr.
Howard of tw ! V. P. railway , is at the
Creighton House.
II. Neycncsch , of Pt llnr Iowa , pub-
libber of The Weekly Pella Blade , Pella'a
Wcekblad , and Do Chrintvljko Hermit ,
are in the city.
Yorktown Celebration in Omaha.
TlioEmmot monument association
of tliis city IIOB inadu arrangements to
bcfittinyly culubrato the ono hun
dredth anniversary of the buttle of
Yorktown. On Wednesday ovonhig
the recurrence of the anniversary will
bo observed in Clark's liall , when , be
sides an oration , n ball will bo givent
The association has made nmplo prep-
nratious nud an unusually pleasant
time may bo predicted in advance for
thoao who attend.
tmck-ncho for Indlen
No hend-iicho or -
who drink "WINE OF OARDUI. "
At 0 , V , Goodman
Haad .
0. W , Mead lion entirely noverod
liis connection with the Omaha smelt-
haying sold out hia Inter-
. vat | o Guy 0. Barton. The lately
elected diroctora of the1 coiripany are
Ouy 0. Barton , J. H. Millard , K. W.
Wash , 0. Balboch and Win. Wallace.
The officers of the institution are now ;
Guy 0. Barton , president ; J. II. Millard -
lard , vice president ; K. W. Nash , sec
retary and treasurer and Charles Bal-
bach , superintendent.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR ,
Twenty Persons Who Wil
Answer Various Charges
Before the District Court , B <
Binning To-day.
An Outline of Ench FononVAl
legod Of otmo.
Sixteen niont two boys and tw
women apporvrod in the district < oou :
Saturday under guard of the aho
iff fissistint to enter n formal pica I
various charges tlint were prcforrc
againot them.
The criminal docket will bo inkc
up trramptly * t 0:30 : o'clockth
mornmg , andit is Judge Savagc'ti di
siro-to diapooa of all the CMOS with i
little delay an possihlo.
All the prisoners pleaded not guill
to tlio charges preferred ngaiiut then
The firnt-caso marked for trial e
Monday ic that of Charles W. Tract
and Hose r/ork , who aro'chargod wit
irobhory. Hose York is a young lad
who liven in a disreputable part i
Twolfth-titreot. Ono night she ci
Aicod J'otor Peterson to Jior teen
She bid scarcely closed the door whc
a man identified ao Oharli
\V. Tracoy bolted in nnd thrcatono
to wallow in Peterson's pore unloi
that ; gentleman forked ovcrlu's vah
ablos. Peterson was not a man i
stand on ceremony under such circun
stances , so ho Ktivo up his mono ;
Afterward Rose York nnd Traeoy wet
arrested and the latter identified li
Peterson.
The cases which follow willho , trie
lin.tho order named.
Matthew McNamara is chargot
with soiling liquor without a license
A similar charge is preferred againa
ilonry Hornborgor.
Neither gentleman was present ii
court to plead.
John McDonald is charged wit'
robbing Owen Connolly. It is sail
ho hold that gentleman up to tbo extent
tent of $45.
Martin Lewis is charged with bur
glariV.ing Samuel Burn's house.
Michael Wiillona in charged witl
larceny as bailee. This charge i
preferred by Lewis Schneider , win
alleges that ho gave Wnllons $1,001
to keep for him and that now Walloni
refuses to return the money.
P. H. Garrlgan is charged with embezzlement
bozzlomont by Sidney Smith , Iocs
jgontjor the Wheeler & Wilson sow
ing machine company. Garrigan wai
n Smith's employ and it is alleged
imbozzlod $ GU.5 nnd then skippot
) ut. Ho was afterward arrested and
jrought hero by Dotcctivo Noligh.
Max Reese is charged with robbing
Thomas Wondl. This occurred ro-
tontly. Wondl wvs drunk at the time
md lay on the street. It is said a
iouplo of boys witnessed the robbery
md followed Reese up .until ho wat
irxoatod. '
Frank Bunkoo is a more boy. He
s charged by J. H. McShano with
itcaling n horse. Bunkco was , it ii
tllcgod , having a high old time out in
ho country , when arrested.
P. H. Garrigan is also charged with
orging a $20 dollar order.
II. G. Olark & Co. charge a former
lerk named Rudolph Gayer with em-
> ezzling $125 while in their employ.
Sam Klein pleaded not guilty to the
hargo of shooting young George
frank. It will bo remembered that
ioth of these boys were pupils at the
Dodge street school , and that it was
ihnrgod that while they were coining
lown the slops ono evening after
icliool had boon dismiased , Klein sud-
lenly turned around nnd shot Frank.
Hio boy wan first thought to bo
langerously hurt , but lias since
recovered. Klein is nn undersized
routh , about fourteen years old and
ooks as slippery as an col.
In a second charge of selling liquor
vithout license , preferred against
Matthew MoNamaraGotliob Zimmor-
nan and Henry Siert apponr as wit-
1C83C3.
In a similar charge * against Henry
lornbergor , John U. Brandt is the
vitncss ;
William Bokovis is charged with
tabbing Samuel Bckovis. This was
i family row , which occurred recently
tear Boyd's packing house.
3'okovis is known to have
lourishod a knife and boon
ovoroly handled , but the case is con-
idorably mixed up.
Mary Stundon is charged with lar-
iony. She lived with MM. Mary
VBrion , who charges that she stole
540 from hor.
The charge of stabbing , under which
Albert Still and Leo Still are to bo
riod , also grow out of a triangu-
nr family row , which nt the time was
bought might turn out to bo n jnur-
lor.
lor.Chas.
Chas. DoGroat will answer two
barges nt the present term of court ;
no for arson and the oilier of selling
iroporty with the intention to dotraud
iiqurora ,
A cliargo of murder in the first do-
rep stands against Ohns. A. Nystrom.
t is he who ia charged with killing
'olm Poturaon , alias John Willman.
'ho row occurred in a blacksmith
hop in the northern part of the city ,
nd Peterson was BO brutally kicked
hat ho died BOOH afterward ,
Goo. Morris and James Welsh are
hargod with robbery. They are sup-
tosod to bo confidence operators. Ono
if them snatched 8100 foom David
' 'inch Hat ton at the union depot.
Phis ho throw to the other , who ran ,
mtboth were finally arrested. Hat-
on , who is a wo'lthy stock raiserwas
in his way to Germany , where ho
vas about to pay a visit.
Fjrunk Martin , charged with Inr-
iony as bailee , is the follow -Jim
Uonhenson says tried to make away
nth his $80 homo.
Crank- '
George 11. Buthard , the crank who
ittempted to shoot Guiteau Friday
B ivoll known in Omaha. Ho came
lore about ono year ago nnd on hia
irrival was a eight to sod. His ejothes
omposed entirely of rugs , were held
ogethor by patches of mud. Ho went
o sloop ina mud puddlu in the street
ho Tint ( light ho arrived hero and
rus arrested and taken to jail. After
his rcloaso ho wrtn taken in hand b ;
otempcmnco society And hupplWl wit
a nuit of clothes. Aftcc lecturing fo
Homo timchcopcncd n pension uillcc , a
which ho made Rorao money. Ho o
entangled in n lovp scrape with
young lady in Council Uluffa , nnd th
refusal of her parents to their marrS
ngo caused him 1o leave Omaha , H
located in the 'aouthorn part of th
state , and it it said mndo considorabl
money. Ho "was an erratic porso
and Buffered Toquontly from nborrn
tion of the mind. Ho has , it ia naid
spent sovarl years -of his life in ai
inebriate anylum.
BINDING COOTS.
Terms of the Contract to Built
the Court House.
T-lio substance of the contract cntct
ed into between John F. Coots , o
Detroit , the contractor for the noi
court house , and the county commis
sioncrs is 'that ' in consideration c
$108,010 to bo paid to Coots ho agree
to construct a building in nil respect
according to the plans , details
tails and specifications agree *
upon. The building is to bo com
plot'ed for the amount named , not
withstanding that seine of the ncocs
nary labor may not bo mentioned ii
the Hchcdulo , the entire court housi
to bo ready for occupancy by or before
fore December 31 , 1883. The com
missionora insert the following proviso
vise : "If the electors of th
said county of Douglas nt tin
next general election should fai
by an aflirmative vote an provided bj
law , to authorize the said county o
Douglas to appropriate the sum o
fifty thousand dollars towards the con
struction of said building , according
to the terms of a proposition submit
ted to .Raid electors by said county o
Douglas by its boaid nt a session holt
Oct. < i , 1881 , then this agreement , anc
contract is void , but if the said pro
position is carried then this contrac
is binding and of full force and of
foot. "
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Economy-
A fortune may bo spent in using Inef
factual medlcinea , when by applying
Thomas' Eclectric Oil a speedy nnd econ
omicttl euro can bo effected. In case o
rheumatism , lame back , bodily ailments
or pains of every description , it affords in
fltant relief. 17 eod lu
Struck in the Eye.
Ernest Wiggs , battorymnn at the
Western Union telegraph company's
Dflico , mot with a serious nccidonl
snrly Saturday. Ho was fooling
with a young man in the office at the
itno. In sport , his companion threw
in ink eraser at him , the blade ol
ivhich went through the oyo-ball side
ways and was stopped by the bono of
ho nose. Mr. Wiggs was taken to
iis homo , corner of Irene and Blonde
trcots , and Dr. Denise called. The
lector said that there was a
: hanco of his regaining partial use oi
iis eye , but that tha sight would bo
: ertainly impaired and it was not im-
jrobablo that ho would entirely lose
ho use of it. This is the third
orious accident caused by each an
mplomcnt within the last thirty days.
Wo believe in temperance and
horcforo recommend "Conrad's ' Bud-
veisorBoor. " m &o
'Whittle and MoGranohan-
The meetings to bo conducted in
Ilia city by those evangelists will
onunonco to-morrow morning at the
'resbytorian church , at 9 o'clock ,
specially for Christian workers ,
'hero will bo a mooting also at 4
'clock , the usual time for the Y. M.
) . A. gospel service , to which the
oung men of the city are especially
ivitcd , The evening service coin-
icncoaat 7:30 : promptly ,
The Poughkeopsip News , wo BOO ,
nentions the following by Mr. John
loonier : Some time ngo I suffered
heumatism in the greatest degree ,
nd unable to work for a long period.
commenced to rub my feet with St.
acobs Oil. Relief came nt once. The
ocond day the swelling subsided , and
ftor the use of two bottles of the
) il , nil pain had loft and I was able to
o to work.
A LIVE SUBJECT.
Phat of Proper Ventilation in
the Schools.
At the teachers' meeting hold at the
last school Saturday the question
f ventilation and general physical
ulturo of the pupils was discussed ,
rof.Laneinadothofollowing remarks :
hyaical honlth nnd bodily comfort
nut not bo overlooked in efforts
indo to bring our schools up to
high degree of intellectual culture ,
rcsh nir is of vital importance to
ealth. School hygiene is a subject
' great importance. Plans nnd moth-
ds have boon devised to secure good
ontilation ; it is of equal importance
lat the teacher understand how to
btain the proper li-ht and ventita-
on without exposing the pupils
0 the cold. Bad ventilation
1 sure to bring on headache , .
ly experience and observations con-
rni , the opinion that this can bo boat
ono by a thorough knowledge of the
ulos of hygionq and of chonncal laws ,
'he teachers should bo fully acquaint-
d with these and should apply them
p tlyp immediate wants and concli-
ions of each room.
A number of questions bearing on
Ids subject weru then given , which
ho teachers will look'up during the
vook and bo questioned upon at the
mxt mooting ,
"WINE OF OARDUI" four tluta n
lay inukca u huppy household.
' AtC. V. CooJmin.
A car load of Minnesota flour just
cceived at French's. Call early and
void the rush.
Winter Cupft at Bunco's.
GOSPEL EXPOUNDERS.
Whittle and McGranahcm Getting
ting to Work.
Their Meeting nt the Prosb jterln
Ghnrch Iint Night-
OonKrdr.ringtho disnjjrooablo woathc
Hn * attendance t the Prcsbyteria
church last night was largo. Very fo
women , however , were present. Tli
well-known rcrivalists , Messrs , Whil
tie nnd McGmnahan , conducted th
services. ' The subject for the ovcnin
dtscourao wan "Prepare to meet tli
God,1' In beginning Mr. Whittl
said there is a God , but the difficult
is that people are so wrapped u
in their .infidelity lhat you cannc
.got nt them. PcopVo don't believe i
tho-existence of a God , but natur
fdiows n maker nnd the Bible prove
God to have been that maker. If yo
nro a moral being you nro responstbl
to God , nnd your conscience tells yo
this. Wo have got to meet God. Th
great sin on this earth is Godlosanosc
God has given man n will which nl
lows him to say no oven to him. It wil
bp .an awful meeting wit !
him it it comes beyond the grave
There is nothing that can occur afte
death which can change man's destiny
As an immortal being , is it wise t
ignorp him ? Man has no business ii
the Air. It ia for birds only. The ;
alone should navigate it. God son
the gale which caused the death o
Donaldson and Griswold , because the ;
were in the wrong place. The preparation
ration to meet God consist !
of three things : The paying o
the penalty , repentance , and i
willing God. 'The first nnd third nr <
issiued , nnd it would bo well for nl
if the second , which depends on the
people individually , was also suro.
Meetings will bo hold during thii
week.
week.Mr.
Mr. Whittle is n fine-looking mar
if medium height. In speaking he
addresses himself to his audience ni
khough in conversation with thorn ,
nd is n very impressive talker. Hit
illuRtrutions are very apt ; they are
taken from the practical nlTnira ol
life , and go home to everyone's un
derstanding.
Mr. McGranahnn , who leads the
tinging , resembles Mr. Whittle in
juild. As a singer ho is a great sue-
: ess , and aided by his wife , will
loubtlcss contribute greatly to the
lucccsa of the meetings.
Mirablle Dlotn-
"Your Spring blossom is a success. ]
lertaihly think its effects nro wonderful :
tiltbo dysi critic symptoms I complained
if have vanished ; my wife is also enthusi
astic in praise of it ; she was disfigured
> y blotches and pimplts on her face , and
tad a continuous headache. She ia nil
ight now , and all unsightly eruptions
i vegono. You may refer any doubting
tartics to me. B. M. WILLIAMSON.
"Elk street , Buffjlo. "
Price.,50 cento : triul bottles. 10 cants.
[ 17-eodlw ]
LIST OF UETTERS
lemninlng in the Omcha Postofficefor th
reek cndhiff Saturday , October 15th , 1881 :
LADIES
nderson S Jfra Bragg * S K Mn
nitberhood L Mrs Brown M Mw
ryntcsdotterTMiw Bowman S Mias
Brown W W Mm
n > wn L Miss
rowel Mw Coffin T L Mw
Hester UCMIsa Carlson L Mis *
'cmalio ' Doyle B Mis *
rancia II Felton J Mw
rny 1) Rowland TSMri
lowland K H Mr * Hall N Mlsa
( anuan S Misa Johnson A Mm
olitisoti B Mru Johnson L Mlaa
ackaplou A Miss Kroelgk H V Miss
iatenS Ix > wo W H Mw
laltnor Mru Mor o E Mlsa
lanllnllE Mrs Merrill E Mm
'ortltwoml B O'Dcll D W Mr *
'llrlenT Mlw Pliant G Miss
Pound L Miss
caraon E Mi" "
oung L E Miw Ityan A Mius-2
: M Spieler BMru
yan
theiiHLD MM B nbung J Mlw
eeA Mr * Htowart M Mru
iiilth M MUn Young 0 U Mw
, rftl h E J Mm. Webb
'ood J Mils
TIIOH. F , HALL , P , M.
of Vet ir .
As election o.pproaches the ncccssil
of urging votc-.rs to register is reacn
cd. If a * voter is not rcgistorc
propurly ho is obliged to swear in h
vote at the polls. This involves di
lay nnd vexation for both the voti
and the officers of the polling placi
Every dtizon , whether American boi
or nat-oralized , who has not rcgistorc
before , should at once apply to tl ;
registrar in his particular ward or pn
cinct , and ace that his natno :
properly on the list. It is n <
sufficient that the voter has sworn h
ballot in nt previous election , Tli
oath thus taken by the voter is place
in the ballot box , locked up nnrl ni
taken out until the next elcclioi
The registrar therefore docs not sc
these papers and has no opportunit
to mnko correction of his list. Poi
Bono ] registration is the only sui
method.
JOURNALISTIC BANTLIN <
It'a Weak-Minded Attempt a
Criticism.
Ono of the weakly contemporaries
which ornaments four of its page
with stale stereotype plates , and th
other four with social news largol ,
expanded and clipped from the dail
papers , is virtuously indignant eve
the discovery that THE BKK has ap
propriated ono of its personal item
without crediting the source. Out o
thirty-six social items in this amatou
production twonty-oight have alread ;
appeared in Omaha papers during tin
past week and a number ar
taken from last Saturday's BEE
where they appeared for tin
5rst timo. Now , THE BEE does no
abject to this class of newspaper ed
iting which is legitimate in all jour
tials which only pretend to furnish i
weekly resume of local events. I
sxpects no credits to bo given , as i
is not customary. It is , however , do-
: idodly cheeky for the amateur oditoi
sf the Douglas street contemporary tc
; hrow stones while ho sits inside oi
: iis glass house and works his shear *
n the view ot the world. If he
ivill follow the example of hia
sredeccssc * he will find him-
lolf nblo to publish a bright
md spicy paper which will
loubtless pay the way without
-lireatening those who refuse to ad-
rertiso or hanging to the tails of a
theatrical manager as the appendage
) f a third class theater.
While talking about stealing news
t might be well for the editor to cast
iis eagle eye over the following. The
iriticism credited to The Dramatic
Sows appeared ono week before that
ircdited to his own publication. Here
s how they read :
The appearance of Joseph Jefferson in
ihendjui'a charming comedy , ' 'The
livals , " drew to the Union Square thea-
re , on Monday night , the first rcprescnto-
ive audiei.ce of the season , a refined , cul-
ured and appreciative gathering , prepos-
lessed in tbe artist's favor , but alert to de-
cct the slightest fault. Dramatic News.
The oppcaraaco of Misp Emma Abbott
n Auber a charming opera , ' Fro Dia-
'olo"drewto the Academy of Music ,
Monday evening , September 19 , the first
epresentative audiencd of the season a
eh'ned , cultured and appreciative gathcr-
ng > prepoaessed in the artiatV favor , but
lert to detectthe , slightest fault. Satur
day Times.
THE various climates of the world
oquiro different modes of living , but
he "Conrad's Budweiser Beer" may
10 used with advantage in every
lime , Ask ycur grocer for it , m&e
Medical College Clinics-
The Omaha medical college is now
lirly opened. Twenty-two student s
ro already enrolled and more are
rriving daily. The college building
admirably adapted for its work.
? ho labratory room fitted up for prac-
ical work is on the lower floor. Back
f it is the college museum ,
ontaining ut present a fine col-
action of ihtcological specimens
lolonging to Dr. Ayors. The upper
tory contains the dissecting room and
mphitheatro. Five lectures are do-
ivered daily , and on Saturday from 9
0 12 a free medical and surgical clinic
1 held. The faculty desire to call cs-
ecial attention to this feature , and
r'ill attend carefully to any patients
rho desire to avail themselves of this
pportunity.
Don't Know Half Tbeir Value- "
"They cured me of A uo , Bilious-
ess and Kidney Complaint , as ro-
ommondod. I had a half bottle left
rhich I used for my two little girls ,
rho the doctors and neighbors naid
ould not bo cured. I would have
) st both of thorn ono night if I had
ot given thorn Hop Bitten. They
id them so much good I continued
lioir use until they were cured. That
i why I say you do not know half the
aluo of Hop Bitteva , and do not ro-
Qinmond tlioin high enough. " U. ,
Lochestpr , N. Y. Sea other column.
-American Ilural Home.
oct. 15-nuv. 1.
i
"Tho Kovoro tloueo ( ounct Blufls
i the boat second-class hotel in the
rest. " auirl7-lm
Forty yearn' trial Unproved" BLACK-
AUGHT" the beat liver medicine in
world.
AtC.P. Goodman.
POLAOK'8
'alaco Clothing House. Call and BOO
ho largest stock of men's boys' and
hildron's suits snd overcoats in the
ity at the lowest prices. 1310 Farn-
am street , between 1'Jth and 14th
troots. octlD 2t
Tho-best Minnesota flour always on
and nt J. B. French & Co'a , and you
now their prices are always lower
lian the lowest , Please niako a note
f this , and don't you forgot it ,
"EMIMJUOU" and "BAKKU'H Qr.ii"
ro the choice brands of Minnesota
lour sold by J. B. French & Co. The
ion shout for it ; the childen cry for
t , nnd the ladies declare they cannot
cop house without it.
M. A. Thomas , the enterprising
larnoss man , will move from his old
tand on Douglas street , next Mon-
ay , to 210 Sixteenth street , between
tapitol avenue and "Davenport street.
Indignation Moot in K ( Postpone
The land league of this city was
have held nn indignation meeting th
evening to tnko public cognizance
the arrest of 1'nrnoll but owing to tl
disagreeable wcathor it has been d
cided to postpone the affair. It
probable that the mooting will bo he
later in the week , when a number i
prominent gentlemen of the city wl
bo in attendance and give proper c :
prcasion to their views on the snbjoc
WORTHY OF PRAISE.
As n rule wo "do not rccommcr
patent medicines , but when wo kno
of ono that really is a public bcnefa
tor , and does positively euro , then v
consider it our duty to impart that ii
formation to nil. Electric bitten ai
truly a most valuable medicine , ai
will surely cure Billiousnoss , Fovi
and Ague , Stomach , Liver nnd Lidnc
complaints , even where all others ren
ediua fail. We know whereof v
speak , and can freely recommend I
all. [ Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bottl
Ish it McMahon. (4) ( )
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisement To Loin , For Sil
Lout , Found. Wants , Hoarding , &c. , will be I
scried ID thooo columns once for TEN CKN1
per line ; each subsequent Insertion , F1VECEN1
per lino. The first Inucrtlon na\cr leia th :
nVKNTV-FlVE CENTS
TO LOAN MONEY.
PONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Office of I
iM L. Thomas Itoom S. Crelchton Block.
Ann To loan at from S ( o 10 per cen
\/V'l / " on Rood real cntatcsccurltr , t
UK. ISAAC EDWARDS 1109 Farnham St.
ffiOKA AAATO LOA At 8 per centh
W < /DJ. ( [ ) ( ) ( ) tcrcst In sums of 12,600 an
upwards , ( or 3 to 6 ynarg. on llrat-claM city an
farm property. Hums HiuL ESIATX and Lei
AOKNCT. 16th and Dowries Sta.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED-A peed plrl In Bm ll family fc
the winter , must be a Rood cook , wiuht
and Ironer. Oennan preferred. Call a 008 coi
17th and Jackson Sts. 206-tf
Tno furnished rooms In th
WANTED ot the Central School , on o
before November 1st. Address E. n. U. , 1'os
DOIce , Omaha. 274-1P
To rent a furnished house nea
WANTED
Central Scnool , six or eight rooms , on o
Jeloro November 1st. Ad J res * E. R. U. , 1' . 0.
Dmaha. 276-10
VTTANTED lly a gentleman whose wife wll
T I join him In a month , a comfortable roon
md board. location southeast of the post olfio
ireferrcd. Aadrces Jerome , thU office. 27M7
WANTED Man and wife , a good place fo
the winter for the right parties. Appl <
3ce office , or nddroa P. 0. Box 17 , City. 255-t
WANTED-A boy 14 to 16 years of age to R (
to the country to learn the druif business
lust be able to speak English and German. Ap
) ly to C. F. Goodman , 1110 Farnham St. 267-li
IT rANTED AV'Irl to do general housework
Y V Apply to Mrs. Towar , 25th St. , 2nd dooi
outh of Farnham. 250-15 *
ITTANTED An experienced girl for ccneral
T T housework , cast side 20th St. , bet. Ch cage
nd Cuss. . 2UO-U
ITSrANTED Office boy at the Emmet House ,
VV 201.17"
_
riTANTED-A cottage houoo ( furnished or un.
VV furnjshed ) , In a coed location ; must b
within a few minutes walk of the "Boston Store , '
ilO 10th Sf , . Address , Cottage , Bee office.
203.16"
r ANTED A reliable man to sell spcclaltlci
VV on Installments ; steady employment , good
> ay. 421 S. 10th St. 20M7 *
lT7"ANTfiD--Suit ot rooms for light house.
YV keeping , or a small cottage. Address , D.
I. , this office. 252-15"
rfTANTEM A good tinner. Steady employ-
TY ment guaranteed the year through ; the
Ighest wages paid. JAURS CLEAKY ,
2SO-10 Grand Island.
- to 200 loads of dirt near 23d
WANTED-KO ' avenue. Enquire at lice
fflcc. 2226-tf
| ( i
[ TTANTEO il'O to 200 load's of dirt near 23rd
YY and St. Mary's avenue. Enquire at Bee
fflce. 108-tf
[ XT'ANTED A couple good cylinder press
YY feeders. Can tlnd iteady employment at
Ilia oUlco. 27-tf
[ X7"ANTED Respectable employment by bus-
YY hand and wife. Address P. P. C , , Bee Of-
cc. . 077-tf
nCT"ANTED Housekeeper , HOD Farnham St. ,
T Y up stairs. 30-tf
nyANCED-Qlrl at 2001 Dodge street.
iTrANTED-Fundlni , ' bridge and school bonds ,
f Y H. T. Clark , Bcllevuo. 28-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
I7IOU RENT Furnished rooms , suitable for
y hnuso-kccplnjr. Inquire K. w. corner 18th
nd Clark Sts. uood references required. 289-tf
[ 710R KENT A commodious brick residence ,
J on H. W. cor , 19th and Farnliam S' . For
: rma address lire. K. A. Knur , Tabor , Iowa.
270-10
[ 71OU KENT Furnished room , with or without
L' board. 806 N. 20th St. 272-16'
[ 710R KENT House with 6 rooms and cellar at
U $18 per month , payable In athanco Inquire
t 1221 North 18th St. , bit. Paul and Sherman.
253-10 *
[ 70K KENT-Sult furnished rooms , suitable
J . ( or man and wife or two ladles , at 085 North
'th tit. , between California and Webster.25M6'
25M6'
I710H KENT Store and dwelling house.combln-
J cd. Inquire at too South loth St. 21018 *
71011 HENT One or two large pleasant front
. ' chamber rooms , furnished or unfurnished , ,
Ithout board , to latlici , or gentleman and wife.
llSUiilfornla St. , bet. 21tt A 22d. 210 16
71OH KENT Suit of room * , nicely furnished
J suitable for four gentlemen. Also ons single
lorn for two. Northwest earner 20th and I > av-
iport Bts. 232-tf
7011 UENT-1'lanoj , $4 and fi per month , at
.1 318 10th utrect. 239-tf
7IOU KKNT Jiiht finished two first-class two-
J story brlk < homes , 8 and 0 room * , stable
id cemented cellars : WO monthy In advance.
MI. BUSUUAN , S. E. comer Uth and Doug-
Sta. | 023-tf
710H RENT S furnished roomi orer MeJ-
< chanU' Kxchange.N.K. cor. 18th and Ifcxlg *
roeta. - 2S9-U
BALE.
T10R SALE A small hnuso and i lot with good
; well and stable , on 20tU , near Sherman St. ,
o 1307. Price , 105Q. 273-tf
710R SALK Cheap , Two Rodlent Homo ttovcs
? In good condition , one a double heater , Ap-
ly at northtoit corner 19th and California S' .
288-tf
TIOR'SALE Alotof second hand furniture ,
; sloven , cariXjlBand crockery ware , at II.
plgle , 1203 DouglM Sts. 206-lm
f
SALE A team of largo mules. L. DUO *
PAN , 1112 8.13th St. 23B-P5-
3EU1S hu rattling long llbti of nouwu , lots
J latidi aud faruu for tale Call and gtt
letu.
7IOR SALE Lease and furniture of a H t class
' hotel In i town of 1SOO InhabltanU , In Btatii
1 Nebruka ; has 21 beds ; tbe traveling mtn I re-
irt. Inqulrn at 1IKK oince. _ jH-tf
T10R HALE A beautiful ctideneo property of
; 20 acres xlth oommodlouii house. Eight
let of orchard and vineyard. Location sightly.
nly two and n half miles from post office. Bar-
kin ! JOHN L. McCAQ UE , Opp. P. 0. 70 tf
BALK Fine utock farm of 400 acrn-
good house , cattle shed , orchard ie. , with-
i cuy trv& of railroad. Price , $4(00 , uait
me at 6 % JOHN L. McCAQ UE , Orii. Post
fflce. estf-tf
SPECIAL NQTIOES-Oontinuott
SALE Mar * of Douglw nud 8arpy onn.
FOn . A. ROSfcWATERl&ZOFarnhamrtre l |
T * > ft-f
3AI-K A small englno. 11. W. raynt A
POU ' * make. In perfect oeder. Inquire of 11.
O. Clark & Co. M-U
KOK SALIW
BniCK _ K9TATinOOK k COB.
8 ALB 1 first elms cnYlnct orpin , very
cheap ; nearly new. Inquire Milton Jlogt
ASon , Hthnnd Karnham St. 30-U
) R SALK Four acres ot land ncnr water
works rcfervolr , Mno two cottages on Capitol
11. Add. ANDREWUEVlHS,113oa Douglas Ht
W8-U
OSES AND LAND Btmis rents house * ,
HO store * , ho toll , fanr ot * , lands , offlco *
room ) , etc , Sea lit pag
"TTlOnSALK Good houM with four rooms an *
JP half lot , No. MIS Dodze between ZOtli and
27th street Oood well and ah&do treoi ; houm In
good rendition. Inquire fin prernlx * . 321 tf
MI80ELUAHEOUB.
rplIKllF.ST CHANCE for A hrrncM-mnlcr l
JL the West. In a peed bin In CM town and a
well Bfttlcil country and no harness-maker" . In
quire at ihls office. ( IZt-wlt
- marked "l > akotii K. K. K. "
FOUND-Adoir at S. n. Hathaway. 276-15
WANTED Two rooms connectlnc
BOAHD cnrpcta onlvlwlth board wanted , for
gentleman , wllo and child. Address , Home , P. O
IJox 033. 85S'H'
CJTRAYEM Ono white homo with smill dcllr-
JO cry \wron painted red. Last seen In * Iclnlty
of county poor house. Any ono leaving same at
Htephcnaon's 10th street s able will be suitably
rewarded. 287-15 *
mAKEN UP Dark buy horse , whlto stripe In.
JL face , about 15 yeas old. MOSEH HAWKINS.
1010 Chicago St. 202-20 *
HE J. II. nilUNSWICK & UtAKECO. , Keep
a complete Block of Ullllard Tables andlllli-
Ilard incr.-hanJInc on hand.at thclrbtore room.&OO
South 10th St. , Omaha , Neb. ol2-lm *
IIOCHSTASSEH Will pay the hiehe t cash
. price for second hand Illlllard and Pool
Tables. Call or address 09 South 10th St.
012-lm *
CANVASS For books , you know ,
AGENTS sell "I.lfo of Prrsldent Qarfleld/
"Heroes of the Plains , " "Border Outlaws. "
"Laws of Business. " IKA WALDIION & CO. ,
St. Louis. Mo. 8c2G < lawlm %
AND BOAUD A pleasant home for
the winter for three gentlemen , where they
can find the comlorU oi a home. Ilcfcrenco ex
changed. Address B , Bco office. 230-17
T > KM18' RKALKSTATE BOOM.-tiee 1st p ge.
/-1ALL AT MRS. B. E. CLARKE'S No. 1 BoftTtt
\J Inz UOCK , cor. 18th and Uodro HU. Beat
In tb- city 610-tf
RIVATE INSTRUCTIONS In French.lUer
man , Greek and Latin. Prof. Henry W
MccV , 1207 Jackson Ht. 900-W
ALEO HAY At A. II. Sander's Food Store
B 1013 Harney St. slO-U
BB BB EMIS' REAL ESTATE EXC11ANOE.-S
1st page.
B EHIS * NEW CITS MAPS,2fie. Seol8tpae. |
OHEEP h'OR SALE 2600 fat cthcrs. AdO -
O dress Anton Abel , Plum Creek , Dawson Co. ,
Neb. _ 186-18"
TELLER AND MEDIUM Mrs
FORTUNE past , present and future In lore
ind all affairs. She reveals the deepest sccrebo
the heart. She possesses the magnetic power * , j
Fulfill all your wishes. Call at No. 322 corner 16th
> nd Chicago street.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
Evcry wdy In Council Bluffs lo
WANTED TUB BKE , 20 cents per week , do
ivcred by carriers. Office corner Broadway and
Jain , up stairs , Council Bluffs. 6e-2-U
POTTEK'S TICKET OFFICE-War In railroad
L tickets continues to boom. Unprecedented
ow ratca to all eastern points. Every ticket
ruaranteed. Orders filled by telephone. From
me to ten dollars saved by purchasing tickets
) f C. A. Potter , successor to Potter& Palmer , No.
10 South Fifth street. Council Bluffj , Iowa.
octl3-tt |
\TTANTED Boy , with pony , to carry papers.
YY Inquire at BKK office , Council Bluffs.
octl3-tt
ITTANTED To buy 100 tons 'broom com.
YY For particulars addresa Council Bluffs
Jroom Factory , Council Bluffd , Iowa. 05S-2Sttf
CT7"ANTED A ( rood carpenter at once. Ap-
YY ply My niter & Adams. Council Bluffs ,
owa. 669-29"
ITr ANTED A first-class broom tier. Mayna
YV 4Co..Council BluOs , Iowa. 660-SO *
I ANTED A boy to do chores at Uynstcr a
W fishery , Council Blufln. 601-28"
t\7ANTKD Good girl for general housework.
YV Maria Mynstcr , CounclFBluiIs. 082-tf
[ T7"ANTED A situation by a first-class miller.
YY Had 20 3cars experience. Understands
Id and new processes. Speaks hngltah nnc1
! f rman and acquainted with etcam and water
lowers. Canghc the best ot reference. Win
omo"on trial at anytime. Address II , S. , Box
,511L Councinjlulra la. 89-28 _
fT7 ANTED B > > a gentleman of experience am *
VV bn-iiiesH habits , a poeitlon with a firm
ither as clerk or t > travel. Reference given , f.
i. WATK1N8. Council Blufls. 912 29
SALE Old papers 40c per hundred , at
FOR Bco office , Council Blufls. 8,27-lf
[ T/"ANTED Two cxpcriencol book solicitors
VY for Colorado and Utah. Addrcs-i P.O.
ox 1214 , Council Bluffs. Iowa. 999-21 *
7o Contractors , Bnilden and
Property Owner * .
The undersigned having been appointed agent
> r the extensive Iron and wire manufacturing
ouseg of E. T. Barnum , of Detroit , and tha
'uscel Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
Wo , capacity of CO tons dally , is prepared to
irnlsh estimates and prices for iron columns ,
c , , &c. . for store fronts , window caps and fills ,
ireshold plates , wrouglit iron beams and gird-
r , hydraulic elevators , staple fittings , pulleys ,
laftlng , & .C. ; also Iron fences , creating , win.
aw guardi , shutters , ttalrs , balconies , settees ,
jails , \ascs , acquariums , fountains , summer
ousea , lawn , garden and cemetery ornaments ,
ewer stands , grave guards , &c. , Ac. , in endleos
irloty. Catalogues supplied on application.
HbNRV II. flARHY ,
Manufacturers' Agent , 22 Pearl street
auglO-lm me Council Bluffs. low l
5DWAED KUEHL ,
IA018TER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDIJ
lONALlbT , 49a Tenth Street , between Farnbam
ndllainey. Will , with tbe aid of guardian
ilrlts , obtain for any ono aglanco at the past
nd present , and on certain conditions In the fu-
iro. IfooU uuJ Shoes made to order , Perfest
ttiftfactlon truarantfiid an2H-lm
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Or po CrekU Tartar. No other
rpatton makes such light , flaky hot bread * ,
ixurious pastry. Can be oaten by Dyipeptlo
itrout fear of thelll * resulting from heavy Indl
* tlble food. Sold or.ly In cans , by all Grocers
ROYAL BAK1NQ.POWI > KK COI
New York.
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