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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY. DEOEMBEB 23 , 1890. 3
THE OMAHA REE
j COUNCIL 3LUFFS.
OPFIOH , NO. 12 PEARL ST.
1 > y Cnrrlcr In imy nitrtof thcClty
II. W. TII/TON. - - - JIANAOKlt
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NlKlit Editor. No. 23.
K. Y. P. Co.
Iltirhoru's for watches.
Council llluffs Lumber Co. . coal.
Subscriptions to periodicals nt wholesale
prices , lrnp mo a card nnd I will call on
you. T. .1. llongland , No. 1009 Sixth avcnuo.
The Jury In the case of Gcddlngs vs
Tinker * , Bnll & Co. , on trial In the superior
court , returned a sealed verdict last night.
Mrs. Prof , Spruit has gene to hcrold homo ,
Osccola , la. , for n holiday visit \\lth relatives
and friends.
Gcorgo Gcrspnchcr was arrested last night
bj Onicer Murphy and locked up to answer
a charge pioferrcd by thu federal officers of
selling cigars without n license. Ho hail .TOO
clears In ills possession when arrested , but
dlil not have the necessary government per
mit to dispose of them.
Died Miss Josephine Provlncs , sister of
Mrs. Prof. Marshall of the Deaf and dumb
institute , on Monday morning at fisHO o'clock.
Funeral services at the residence , No. 203
Tenth avenue , by Dr. Phelps today at 11
n. m. , after which the remains will bo taken
to Denver for interment.
\ fjstcrdny afternoon a rlflo contest wns
hold between the Council IIluffH rill" club and
the Omaha rifle club. Knch club picked
ono man , and Mr , Sackett represented the
Council Bluffs club and V , Puller the Omaha
club. The match was for &B and Mr. Sackett
\ \ oby a score of 20'J to ISO. Tlio range wns
200 yards , off baud , nnd the regulation eight-
inch target was used ,
Officer Crafts was reported to have been
tcinpoinrily suspended hist night by Chief
Carey. It Is alleged that the lay-oft was duo
" * to the desire for r n official inquiry Into the
officer's ' free use of his club whllo nncstlng
Huns llunscii. Crafts found U necessary to
club the man sovorly before ho would submit
to aricst , nnd the fellow wns very pugnacious
when brought to' the station. Yesterday
- _ morning Ilniiscti was fined $15.70 by Police
Judge McQce.
The fire department was called out yester
day by nn alarm from box 42 , occasioned by
the burning of some grass on West Sixteenth
street. An alnrm wassunt in nt 7 o'clotli
last evening from box 01 , on the corner ol
Mills and Seventh street , hut it was a fnlso
alarm. A. B. Walker had n small blaze
started in his dining loom during the morn
ing by the accidental contact of some cloth
ing with Iho open grate , nnd several dollars
damage-was done , but no alarm was turned
in. A small ba/o ! on Lincoln avcnuo that
partially destroyed n barn completed the fire
icuord for the twenty-four hours.
When buying your Christmas presents stop
In and HCO if wo hn\oii't got something you
want. Dell ( J. Morgan te Co. , 74i Lower
Brondwav. _
J.C. Blxtiy , steam nontln , sanitary en
gineer , Oil ) Life building , Oinahi ; 20J Mor
limn block , Council Blurts.
Will llppnlr tlio Old liovce.
When the city council met last night
chiefly for the purpose of discussing th <
levco problem , the mayor and all the mom
bcrs but Lacy were present with un uudi
I once of citizens thnt filled the room. The
committee of the whole had spent several
hours during the afternoon discussing the
problem , nnd reported when they convened
as a council. The report was that the matter
> be postponed indefinitely , niul the members
*
unanimously concurred in It.
Tlio hack nnd express wagon ordinance
wns taken up and passed. It provides that
express men may stuml their vehicles on nny
public highway provided they do not stop
within 100 foot of eaph other , and not mow
than two to stand together.
A motion was made to stiiko from the tcx-
books the Union avcnuo and Thirteenth
street sewers special taxes on the ground that
they were general sow ers and should bo paid
for hy general taxation. The motion was
carried. An effort was made to reconsider
the matter , but failed.
Among the nuditors deeply interested In
the levee question were George F. Wright
and T. J. Uvuns , and , the proposals to ropilr
the old levee were discussed upon tliclr sug
gestion. Colonc Dally spoke earnestly in
Ifiivor ot buildlnc the now levco , or at least
"Strengthen the old one. City Attorney
Stowurfwas called upon to elucidate the
legal points that befuddled the iildermiinio
brain. Ho announced that the city could
levy a tax on sewer district No. 2 to defray
the cost of the work , Colonel Daily endcav-
* orod to get him to declare that the city could
Is- be held responsidlo for nny damage that
might occur from an overflow if the levee
was not icpntrcd.
Alderman Casper opposed the motion of
Alderman Knepher to award the contract for
tha work to the lowest bidder on the grounds
thnt the members of the council would bo. or
could bo , held liable for the costs , and thnt
ttiomnjotity of tlio taxpayers were not in
favor of it. At this intimation of the uldor-
inan's feelings T. J. ISvnns nrosn nnd offered
to give bonds Indemnifying the citv and the
nldcrmnti and agreeing to pay the tax of
every person in sewer district No. J who was
Binnll enough to refuse to pay for his own
protection. Heforo ho censed sneaking
Gcorgo P. Wilght was on his feet warmly
making the same pledge and offering to exe
cute n $ 20tXH ) bond , If necessary , to fulfill the
agreement. Tl > o proposition elicited warm
applause. Judge McGee and otliera
spoke In favor of the work and the
council was about to accept the ploJgcs
of the gentlemen , when Alderman Kvcrott
declared that the acceptance of the proposi
tion was simuly child's play , and if the work
was necessary to preserve the property of
citizens In district No. 2 hu did uotdeslro to
see two enterprising citizens compelled to
shoulder all the responsibility. After a good
deal of discussion the matter reached aoto
nnd all the aldermen but Casper voted in
favor of It , and the motion to award the con-
i tract to the lowest bidder was carried. The
" * ent'lnecr was directed to tabulate the bids.
Tlio contract will bo awarded at the next
meeting.
Colonel Dally presented the following rcso-
utloti :
" * " ( esolvod , Hy the city council of the olty of
Council mulls thnt the mayor and nldurmcn
of said city const Hutu a committee to at once
confer with thu directors of the Omtilin and
Council Illutrs Hallway and llrldgu coinpiny
for tlio purpose of obtaining fiom said com
pany n S ei'iil commutation tluUot over Its
line Dotvu'eii the cities of Council IllulTs und
Omaha.
The resolution was adopted nnd Colonel
Ilnlloy was added to the committee , which
will meet the railway ofllcials in Omaha nt
the annual meeting , December .9.
Contractor Hnbos was allowed $900 ou en
gineer's estimate of work donoon the Indian
creek sewer ditch.
Kbtlmates for grading nnd bide walks in
favor of T. O'Heain and others were pre
sented and allowed.
On motion of Alderman Wood all contrac
tors will hereafter bo required to place their
signatures ou the contract books In the city
clerk's office.
„ . A petition signed by a number of citizens
wns presented asking to endorse the Halght
lire escape nnd recommend their use in all
largo buildings. This is the dovlso that en
abled J , C. Terry , the Tyndui , Oak. , man , to
make the sudden descent from the top of No.
3 engine liouso tower and light on his head
after falling fifty feet. The petition was re
ferred to the lira commission.
Six foot brick sidewalks were ordered on
both sides of Fifth , Sixth and Seventh ave
nues from Eighth to Fourteenth streets ami
u six foot plank walk on the uortti .sldo ol
Ilroadwny from Twenty-third to Thirty
eighth streets ,
} The city attorney nnd engineer were or
/ dcrcd to look up the contracts of T , O'Henri
tf fur the ttenton street grading nnd to com
r incncu suit against his bondsmen if thej
found it necessary ,
Neckwear , silk mufflers , plush caps , etc.
for holiday presents. Ottenhclnor's. 41-
Broadway. _
Our Mottoes.
"Nest Quality of Goods for the Leas
, Money , " "Special Effort Made 10 1'Ieasi
Every One , " "No Trouble to Show Good :
nnd Ulvo 1'rlccs , " "Prices to Suit tin
Times.11 "Live nnd Lot Live. " Uead am
juollt by buying your holiday goods ut tin
old established house of E. Ilurhom , 17 Mali
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
AEsignracnt of tlio Council Bluffs Faint and
Oil Company ,
ASSETTS EXCEED THE LIABILITIES ,
The Fill I ore Due to Diillctiltlcfl In Col
lecting tJic Hook Accounts
N'coln BalouiM Kiijtiliicil
Minor rtlontluii.
Almost a sensation was created ycstcrdoy
morning hy the announcement that the Coun
cil BhiUs pnlnt and oil company had made an
assignment for thoheuefltof its creditors ,
The assignment was made on Saturday after
noon and filed for record in the auditor's
ofllco uftcr 0 o'clock , nnd wns thus kept from
the public until yesterday morning. The as
signment is to Ueortjo Metcjlf and covers all
the stock , fixtures nndbool.accounts of the
company.
The liabilities nro fixed nt $7,8.11.33 nnd as-
sett uttliVWU , do crlhedaa stock nnd furni
ture , JIO.OOOj hook accounts , K.OOO. The
largest Items of indebtedness nro :
IJ. . McCosky Jt Co $ IDS M
\\iMtorii8und blast cuiniuiiiy HU 10
llunyllros ! M ! ) 70
Cuilnoll IllillTsoll roinpiny 41)8 ) PI
Woodiirm lliisL'ed oil vmrlcs 4U1 7:1 :
Acini ) wlillolmid and color works 110 i.7
lluroy , V MairenntT < ,0 > < 4 yi
II , W.lluil < cr n-JO 01
MnsonloTomiilo assoclutlon 175 ( X )
Tlio llrm is composed of S. II. Foster nnd
II. A. Greene , anil they nro unions the most
popular and bent known business men In the
city. They have been dolii business on the
lower lloor of the Masonic temple fcr the
] ) , ist flvo years , nnd have hnd an immense
wholes.ilo and retail trade. The cnuso of
the fnlluro Is assigned to diniculty in making
collections , which is evidenced by the largo
book account , every dollar of which is said to
bo as good as bank notes.
Immediately nftor the assignment was
tnndoS. 1. foster made nnpthcr assignment
covering nil of his personal nnd rcnl estate
pronurty not subject to execution in favor of
his creditors. This Includes the 310,000
flats erected last summer on the corner
of Fhst avenue nnd Kighth streetand.
laryo amount of other leal estate. Thh
assignment is also made to Mr. Metcalf ,
The assurauco that has been given that the
embarrassment is only temporary will bo re
ceived by the file-lids of the popular young
men with a great deal of satisfaction. The
store was closed yesterday and nn invoice ot
the stock was being taken , It will ba com
pleted today nnd the store will bo opened
ngain tomoi'row under tlio old namo. It being
certain that the embarrassment will bo past
by thnt time.
LAST OIVPOKTU.VIIIES
To Got ilin Great I3nr > rnlns OfTorpil
15y the Hostim .Store , Council
Lust , nnd Host liargaiiis.
Only three days more until Chilstmasl
Only three more days to get the little ones
nnd the loved ones the presents that \\lll
gladdin hearts nnd nmko the day what It
should bo , the happiest In nil the year I
Tneso three dnvs will bo full of events for
the people who como to the lioston Store ,
CoumiruiulTs. In that time nil the holiday
goods thete will bo sold. Duiini ; the past
week thousands of dollars worth of holiday
goods have been sold notwithstanding the
summery weather , and thousands of ttollars'
worth yet icinaln to bo disposed of , sold at
prices thnt will take your bicalh away ,
rrom now until Christinas our customers
will have an opportunity to got the mostuso-
ful nnd beautiful articles at saciiflco prices.
Ladles cannot m.iko their gentlemen friends
a more appropriate present than by giving
them handkerchiefs , gloves or scarfs , nnd
the stock that \\ohavo to select from is the
largest in the city.
Gentlemen cannot mnko their lady friends
any inoronppropiiato or acceptable present
than Is found in the immense line of plush
goods , including toilet cases and woikboxes.
Uecclieet that while you have the largest
stock of the latest novelties to select from
you will only bo asked to uav popular prices ,
which means a saving of 2 : > percent.
Only three days more and our toy depart
ment on the second floor will bo closed out.
Come nnd see what \\o have got to offer you
for the least money jou ever paid for toys.
The greatest hook sale over scon in Council
Uluffs will mink this closing holiday offer.
Wo make you tha greatest book offer of the
ago when wo guarantee you the latest re
print of the English nnd Ameiican encyclo
pedia britanicn , the ninth edition , at $1.20 per
volume , cloth binding , or $1.50 for half Rus
sia , the IIrst volume of the half Russia for
fiOo , or f.W bO for the cntiro sot of twenty-live
volumes. Look at these prices for a few
samples of other books :
Publishers' Our
Price , Price.
E. P. Roe's works $ 1.50 S .75
Dickens , 15 volumes 15.00 4.89
Palestine , England and Africa
( illustrated ) 5.00 1.35
Scott's "Wiiverly novels 18.00 4.M )
Thnikeray , 10 volumes 15.00 4.8 ! )
Webster's unabridged 10.00 1.05
Webster's unabridged , Indexed 10.50 2.10
History of New York state. . . .
History of Now England
History of Ohio 1.50 .00
Lifoof Christopher Columbus' . l.liO .75
H istorv of the United States. . . 1.00 ,1'fi
Hen liar 2.00 .OS
Fair Clod 8.00 .93
MUC.IUtoy's essays and vwems ,
3volumes. . . . , 3.75 1.50
Martha Flnloy's works 1.35 .75
Household poems 2.50 1.25
5,000 volumes of beautiful hound hooks at
22c per volume over ! ! 00 titles to select fiom.
1(100 ( volumes of the celebrated Kdgowood
edition , with sldo and back gold stamp , 'Me
per volume.
ClIII.UllEX'S 1IOOKS.
Publisher's Our
Price Price
Happy Hours $1.00
Sunbeams 1,00 .2
Children of Winter , Summer ,
Autumn and Spring 1,50 . !
Song Birds 1.00 .2
People of Council Bluffs will find the great
cst bargains this week in all other lines thai
wo have over mad'i them since wo catno hen
to introduce nnd promote low prices.
HOSTON STOKE ,
FOTHEIUNGIIAM.WIIITELAW & CO. ,
401 , 40J , 401 , Council Bluffs , la
j.i
First-class fresh candy mndo for the hell
day trade , at A , C. Dompsoy's , 105 Main st.
Having decided not to carry this Itnoivi
nro closing out our cntiro stock of hoiidai
goods. Consequently can offer you bctto
bargains t him any other house in the city
Wo have a handsome Hue of plush goods am
toys , Christmas trees , etc. Como nnd see us
Kelly & Vouukerinan , 10-1 Broadway.
Cloning Country Saloons.
Attorneys Kurko & Henry of this city , rep
resenting F. A. Oraybill , llled petitions ii
ttio dlssilct court yesterday nsklngfor iujunc
tions to restrain several out of town saloon
Keepers from contlnulnc their business. 11n
Junction1) nro askcil for against Frank Cave
iHHiL'ji , John O'Connors and Patrick nm
Mary Ryan of Neola , and AVIHiam Ferrell
John Wolf and John McDonald of Under
wood.
( Irnyhlll tins figured in several other saloo
injunction cases , but these are the tlrst case
thnt the young attorneys , Uurko & Henry
have coca interested in.
0. A. Beobo & Co. are going out of the re
tnll trade and will close out their line line c
ladles' writing and oftlee desks , book cases *
chiffoniers , pallor tables , parlor and chambc
suits , folding beds , plain and fancy rocker :
cabinets , mirrors , etc. , etc. for less tha
cost. _
Kino Holiday I'TCBOMIN.
- Kvery person in the city and surroundln
country la imlted to call and examine-tl
line line ot holiday goods ntthoolil rcllab
business house of K. Burhoru,17 Main strcc
Not I'rofcBHlonal
"I do not bi'Hovo the city is infested with
gaug of burglars , as some setisationalls
bora olalinod , " sulil Marshal Tompleton yo
tcrday. "Professional burglars go for b
game , and wlien they get into a liouso tlu
are not content to go u\\iiy with half n dozi
sjioons when they can- got anything oho. .
believe that about all the recent burglarii
have becii committed by people who live he
nnd I nm not nt nil satisfied that some of the
work has not been done by women ,
"A woman makes the best burglar la tlio
world. If shobas tlic nerve Mio can RO nny-
\Ybcro , places that a man cannot get Into ,
nnd U she is detected slio can find a
thousnnil excuses that n mna will nc-
ccpt oven after bo has been robbed. If shoU
detected whllo making a survey of the nro in *
iscs she proposes to rob sbo can ca lly ex
plain her presence there on the jirctcnso of
desiring to make ncnlio'r ninistnlto In the
number of the rcsldenc6 she wishes to visit.
Give n nervy , slide woman an active and
shrewd con federate In the thunoof amnn.
nnd she will accomplish the most successful
and daring burglnilci.
"lam confident thnt somoof the recent
burplnrlcs hero were the worlt of a woman or
women , practicing for some important ex
ploits.1' '
ploits.1'A
A Christ tuns I'tiz/.le ,
Whntshalhvo buy for the liolldayit If
this puzzles jou como in and sco our holiday
attractions ; bountiful diamond cold nnd
silver uatuiicsnndchntns ; quaintnovel , new
patterned jewelry.rings , braceletsnecklaces ,
lockets ; pold-hoailod caucs ; solid silver nnd
plated ware ; too many novelties to name ;
you must sco tham to appreciate them , tboy
nroso nrtistlc nnd bc.mtiful ; visitors wel
come to see our display. C. 11. Jncquomlii &
Co. , N. 87 Main st.
Christmas and holiday goods at cost at Do-
Haven's drug storo.
*
Scott house , 23 N.Muin st. , Co. Bluffs.
Good bojru , ulco rooms and beds , lo\vest rates.
The Manhattan uportmg headquarters , 41S
13 road way. _
Wanted Boys at Amoncaa District Tel
egraph ofllco. _
A Dnyllirlit Kobbory.
A bold daylight robbery occurred nt 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon , and when the
thief gotf ready to leave there VIM very llttlo
leit of the stock of .Tim Long , a Chlunimm
who keeps n smnll but line nssortment of
Chinese goods in connection with his laun
dry , nt ! WO Broadway. The Chinaman's '
stock consisted of tlio llnest oriental silks , In
cluding handkerchiefs and shawls tint were
the envy of all the ladles who saw them. At
the hour stated n brisk llttlo follow came Into
the laundry and ordered the washeo man to
si'iid homo some work that had been
loft hy a man who had given a
Vine sttcot address a few hours hofow. The
washing consisted of three pieces and when
the man applied for it the articles were wet.
Ho told the Chinaman that tno owner of the
goods wanted them sent , home Immediately ,
in bo wanted to leave the c'ty ' , nnd was
going with him to Omaha at once nnd must
have the washing oven if it was wot. Ho
tendered the laundryninii the pay for the
work and insisted upon it boini ? sent at once.
The Chinaman gathered up the stuff , and
locking his shop , stinted to deliver it. The
whole thing was n scheme to get poor John
out of his shop long enough to rob it , and
the washing was owned by a confederate
of the man who applied for it in such
n hurry. Within three minutes after the
Chinaman loft the fellow returned and broke
open the frail door , attracting the attention
of the crowds on the street nnd in another
minute hnd skipped with aboutSSO worth of
the Uneat silks in the liouso. The celestrlal
icturncd in lust seven minutes to Hud his
show-caso lifted ot nil the line goods It con
tained. Foity people saw the fellow break
in and como out and get on nn Omaha motor
with the silks in his arms , but none of them
happened to think about stopping him. The
police were notified but it was too late to do
anything.
NW masquerade costumes at Montoith's '
317 Broadway.
Strayed from my promises December 15
ono black nnd whlto cow , nine years old ,
short-legged , luavy body , branded J on
right hip. Notify H. James , 9-'a , Fifth ave.
Great success.
licit a bio goods.
Taildealing. .
Bouom prices.
At C. B. Jacquemln & Co. , No. 27 Main strcot
Buy your coal and wood of C. B. Fuel Co. ,
63U Broadway. Telephone llili.
Plush goods , Christmas books and holiday
eoods at Dell G. Morgan & Co.'s ' , 743 Lowe
Broadway. _
The American Idea
Is that "nothing Is too good for mo whet
I travel , " and in consequence wo have
become noted as the most luxurious trav
elers in tlio world. That which the people
ple demand , the roads must supply , and
thus wo have also the most perfectly ap
pointed railway service In the world.
The traveler now dines In a Pullman pal-
nee dining car clear through In his jour
ney , from Council Blurts and Otmvlm to
Sun Fruncibco , ou the Union and South
ern Pacific , roads.
IVcuthor Probabilities.
For Dcccmbof Indications point to
cold , frosty woatlior. Thnt , liowovor ,
will mtvko no dlfforonco to thobo who
travel in the stoam-hoatod and olectrlu-
llg-hted , limited vestibule train wliioh
in run only by the Chicago , Alilwaukoo
& St. Paul Ky. b3two3ii Omilia und
This elegant train leaves
Omaha iitOtlOp. in. arriving in Chicago
nt 9:30 : n. m. , in time to make all eastern
connections. For further Informiitlon
apply at city ticket olllco , 1501 Parnam
cl. , Omtihru ' F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PUKSTON. General Agent.
. City Pubsongcr Afrent.
A ClmriuhiK Memory.
No improvement Imvo been so mtvrkcd ,
bo signally perfect in attainment , in the
Instfow years , us the numerous luxutlos
which huvo been introduced in transcon
tinental truvol. Instead of harrowing
recollections the tourist now has loft to
him when his journey is completed , u
charming memory of perfect train ser
vice nnd palace dining cars. The ar
rangements this winter for dining- cars
on the Union and Southern Pacific roads
is something far in advance of anything
in that hitherto attempted.
.
The only railroad train out of Omahn
i- run expressly for the accommodation of '
Omaha , Council Bluffs , Dos Moines and
Chicago business h the Koclc Island ves-
tibuled limited , leaving Omivha at 4:30 :
p. in. daily. Ticket ollico , 11)02 ) Sixteenth
und Farnuin sis. , Omaha ,
Holiday Kxcni-nloiiH.
On December 24 , 23 nncl 31 , 1890 , nnd
January 1 , 1891 , the Union Pnciiio will
soil tickets to all points in Kansas nnd
Nebraska at ono nnd one-third faro for
ino the round trip , coed returning until Jan
o- uary 5. 1801. Remember the dates.
11-
n- A nriiztllnn I'lot.
oul Buuxos AyiiES , Dec. 22. A rumor Is cur
ulH rent thnt a plot to overthrow the government
, been discovered. Several
ment has sus
pects havebeea arrested.
SWIFTS SPECIFIC S. S. S ,
o\
ME ENTIRELY OF
of V/SMERCURIAL RHEUMA-
? r tP\Or\"lSM ! AFTER I WAS
X\NI AD E PHYSICAL
WRECK.
( J > V\J : . H. LYLES ,
SORENTO , ILL ,
ng
ho H.OOO WILL 1C PAID TO A//r / C/ICHIST /
Jlo WflO WILL flHD ON AHKL fSI ) OF SHIFT'S
, SPECIFIC S. 3. 3 , , ONEfAHTItLC Of MCK-
cum , IODISE orfOTASf/ou mr HISOH-
OU33U33TAHCC.
n % /i
I WAS CUREDi
BYSWIFT'SSPE
OS-
OSlg CIFIC S , S. S. OF -
xx-
icy THE WORST FORM V \ < P
OF BLOOD POISON
I
D. H. KAIN ,
PS
ro MT. VERNON , ILL
TOO BUSY TO ffRSfe AOT'TS ' ,
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94
That Is What Henry Eisaraw & Co. Say , But
They Most Let the People" Know It.
A COMMERCIAL PALACE CROWDED ,
Blr
A Glaiiuc Tliroiiuli tlic-I/nrgest Com-
incrolnl House in the\Vosl , Sntita
Oliuis' lloailqiinrtcra A
tiiuo In Bargains.
To THE OtxmBKiiAd. Mn.n ! It Is im
possible fcr Hi to write out the largo adver
tisement that wo spoke of , as on ? store Is so
full of customer ! Hint It requires nil of cur
time nnd attention to wait on them.
You can use your own judgement and wrlto
such f.icts M you limy know nbout our holi
day Roods nnd let the public know that Elso-
inan's Is liciidquartcrs for nuy niul nil kinds
of holiday iirosciits nnd that wo will discount
anybody's prices. lies pect fully ,
IIcxiiY EISCM\N d Co. .
Council Bluffs , la.
The above note to Tiir : Bnn advertising
man , written by Mr. Simon lUscinan on n
telegranh blnnk , wns tlio invitation to the re
porter sent to enjoy nn liour in rambling
throiih ( ! thohnlf mile of nlsles on tbu flvo
floor of the lilseinnns' great coimnorcliil
imliico. The hour wns insuilicicnt to sco nil
but enough was noted to support ISlr. Klso-
tniui's assertion thnt there was no person
about the building who could find time to
write advertisements without neglecting
patient customots.
Ou the llvst lloor Saturday afternoon there
was scarcely standing room. The Indies
wore ranking their purchases ol dress goods
from the prcnt display of rare bargains for
the liollduv trade. It wns as busy n sconons
Council Bluffs ever uitnosscii , Clerks were
almost concealed behind the piles and
staulo of goods that bud been liken
down to suit the varying tastes
of the shoppers. Evorv loom In the
civilized woild hud contributed to the stock ,
and tholady who did not buy hal 110 excuse
to plc.id except the single onu that she had
already bought too mucli for her purao In
sonio of the other departments.
The Rrc-itest attraction wns on the third
floor , which is devoted wholly to the toy ilo-
mrtnient nnd the holiday eoocis. Of itself
it is m lartfo us two ordlimiy stores , Out
every fo.jt of room that wm not taken up by
the crowds of poiplo was occupied by stacks
of goods designed for presents. Santa Clnus ,
the real live ohl gentleman In llesh mid blooil ,
was there making his way through the crowd
followed by troops of happy children. Tlio
hundiedd of visitors were unstinting In their
commendations of the elegant exhibit , and
the children especially were exuberant In
their exclamations of delight at the many
thinps pccullaily attractive to them.
Santa ( Jlaus was In all his plory and
the kindly oil king of the Juvenllo heart was
followed about as holed the way fioin one
attractive exhibit to another by a band of
enthusiastic children who abundantly as
sured him of their love nnd loyalty. JViid
whut did ho show them 1 A brilliant display
of un almost endless vailoty of toys a de
partment which is a vciriinblo museum of
curiosities , embracing every tiling thnt the
eenius of invention has brought out for
the amuseinout of the children. The
mechanical and steam toys wo.ro paittcularly
attractive nnd elicited the most vociferous ex
clamations of delight from the little ones.
While Santa Glaus was escorting the Ju
veniles through the crowded and beautifully
arranged depattinonts allotted to them , the
older visitors were finding gratification in an
Inspection of tlio superb stocks in which
there ore hundreds of appropriate gifts for
gentlemen , young nnd old , nniquo and desira
ble presents for ladles of all ages , and many
articles useful and beautiful , which iiro
always in doinnnd. .
Hero is a partial list of thehollday display ,
aboutono article in a thousand'and the
clerks tell you when you inquhe the price of
anything that itis just ouo hiijf what It was n
woelf ago thnt Mr. EisomSn ordered them
to soil every thing at half price until aftertllo
holidays :
Soldiers and canon , mnglo lanterns , trum
pets that automatically pi iy beautiful tunes ,
trombones , swinging horses , ranges and
stoves , hook and ladders , tire engines , hose
carts , drnys , wagons , express wagons , dog
carts , passenger trains , f iclght trains. Han
som cabs and horses , mouth organs , Jack in
the box fifty different kinds , topa that bun :
and tops that sing , rubber balls , violins ,
guns , printing presses , sheep that cry and
sheep that "bah,11 dudes' drawing slates ,
vvritfngdesks , drums , and u thousand other ;
wo can't think of.
The assortment in albums is really start
ling , Beautiful plush albums for .Wo nnd up
to many dollars. Plush boxes , toilet cases ,
mnnlcuro sets , perfumery sets , collar nnd
cuff boxes , glove l.oxos , pin cushions , foot
stools , work boxes , shaving sots , smoking
sets , etc. , etc.
Oxyaized silver smoking sets , toilet sots ,
mnnlcuro sots , pin cushions , nnd many others
too numerous to mention ,
Dollsl A bewhldorlng nssortmeat from
the low priced doll at Icto $15 , with china ,
patent bisque unu washable heiuls. Dolls
that talk , dolls that cry , and dolls tnnt go to
sleep no mere newspaper description can do
them justlco ; ( t kid body doll for''Oc ; area'
prlnco for only $1.25 , little sailor boys : Httl
Scotch girls.
Baskets in every conceivable shape , styl
andeolor. Japanese baskets ; Ucinrnn bas
kets , Indlap baskets , ranging in price from
! io to fo.75.
There arc more plush goods on this floo1
than used to como to the city in an cntin
season , and everything U of the newest am'
handsomest design , and tacked to each I
the startling legend "half price. "
On the second lloor is displayed the finest
nnd largest , line of cloaks nnd Jackets to bo
found in any house In the west. This depart
ment was likewise crowded , and the t.tet
that so many people from abroad , as well as
from the city , were buying \\as cxplnincd by
the clerks , when they would tell the custom
ers that the ininagement had determined to
close out the season's stock by tho" IIrst of the
year , and rather than carry over mottling
had cut the prices on every garment to the
wholesale figure. Among the purchasers
were noted several dealers replenishing their
stock.
In all the other departments the same busy
scene is noted , proving the assertion of the
management that Wiseman's Is the hradnuart-
era for this western country lor every line of
dry goods. _
Classen Refused a Xew Trial.
NEW YOIIK , Dee. 33. The United States
couit , sitting en bane , today refused a new
NEBRASKA.
National Bank
j
17. & DEPOSITORY , 'OMA.HA , KXO.
Jt i
Capital. - - -i J - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , iSqO - B7.BOO
Offlc nan < l Directors -Henry W , Votfi , Preildenl :
l wl > 3. BMd , Vlarreiil < Unn J m . W. S TO , W ,
V7Uon , Joha8. Coilln. , U. C. Cuikla , J. X. K
Paltlok , W. n. I. Quibiw , onUUi.
THE IRON-BANK.
Corner llth and fr nim Bti.
4 Ornoral Ilanklnu Uuildtu Transacted
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Bpwlflo for HTitrUpli lnwi.FlliK < ni lBl .Wuk ( >
tulneu , ilintal Iwpreiilqn.Bottenlixr of thu Urtln.r *
rultlnir In Initntty a Ivadlnir to mlierjr derir url
ilo th. Premature Old AB , tirrtnnen lt f ol Power
In cither x , Inroluntary Lo ei , urt 8u rmi ton-hew
c ui < xl lir oT r rtlo.ot the brain , ieirbu 0 or
otir-lndnlrence. * . ch box contain ! on montt'i Ireil.
rnnit. II a hoi , or ill ( or J. int Ljni llvtPllil. .
VTilli flirh oriler tr ilz boio , | | l , , n.l
puirantte to refund ncn r It the treltnentrtlUtg
fum. uuarant uj luiiotl aniltrcnujoe BOldoiilyLr
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 ruraum Street. Om ha Nab ,
WS. ROBINSON4
Clicinlst nnd Assaycr ,
1'onncrly In Chemical Laboratory of the Union
1'uolllu Hallway Company.
Special Attention Given to Ores ,
"Water's and Oils.
n 1 2 Dodge St , , Omaha , Neb.
trial for Classen , president nnd wrecker ot
the Sixth National hank. The extreme pen
alty is ten yean nnd 5,000 lino.
Ilnrr < ml'fl Acid IMiosplmto
I'or Allliso of Alcohol.
It relieves the depression therefrom.
Among tno ninny exigencies ot modern
travel there U ono requirement which
Is always popular and always in doinnnd ,
and tliat Is "a through service. " Life
Is too short to "eliaiifjo cars" every few
hundred miles , and the travelling pub
lic Imvo very properly rebelled against
nil such oUl-fnshloucd luilroixdinp. The
through equipment of the Union Pacllic ,
"tho original overland routo"proviiloa
lor n through car service for all points
west from the Missouri river.
Ccrmnn Ironclad Striken n Hock.
Coxs-m-m'01'i.E , Dec. U' ' , The German
Ironclad Truldrlch Karl has struck on a rock
In the Aegean sea. The extent of the dniuage
Is yet unknown.
Dr.Birno.v , nose and throat. Boo bldff.
Go On a ViHll.
Hero Is n chance to go homo anil visit
the olil folks during tlio holidays. The
Union 1'ai'llio will sell on December il ! ,
25 nnd ill , 181)0 ) , and .Tnnimry 1 , 18111 ,
round trip tickets to nil Kansas and No-
brnskn points for ono and ono-third faro
for the round trip , # oed returning Janu
ary o , 1691.
1002. Sixteenth and Fnrnam streets Is
the now Kock Island ticket ollleo. Tick
ets to all points cast at lowest rates.
Test ol'a New fliin.
Nr.w YOHK , Dec. S3. Government engi
neers nt S.uuly Hook tested tbo now thlily
foot ilflo gun today , bhcllsovo throuu fif
teen miles out to sea.
Asa delicate flavor , delicious nnd refreshIng -
Ing , Cook's Kxlra Dry Champagne takes the
Icau. Millions of bottles are sold annually.
Panama C'aiial n.\tcntiin Approved ,
PANAMA , Dec. 22. The agreement for an
extension of tlio 1'annnu canal concession
was approved by congicss nnd legalized on
tlio 'JOtU inst.
With Double Wire Suspensory.
PATENTED AUO , 16,1837. IMPROVED JULY 29,1890. ,
nn. OWKN s /'HI.rCTHOOAl / '
VAMP uo y - ItKliTANUSlh
I'K.vyonv win i-tire nil Illmi
tnitlcConiplnlnM l.vimt'nk'O < Jfn
ornl and Nervous DebilityCostive
ness , Kid nor nifCdkca Norv
ousnosfl , Troinli- lliiK Hoinat lx !
Imustlon , Wn t- Inpof bortjr. Ills
enscH caUBCil t > y rV Indiscretions Ir
TnntliAgu. Mar- ricd or muglc
3.1(0. Stupcnsory.
SENT TO nESPONSllH.l ! TAItTIl FOH CKIl
TAIN cojiri.AiM'a o.y ao DAYS' TUIAI <
J\lst > Jin Klcctrlo TriiBi and Holt Cotnliliie < l
Fend 80. poelnco ( or FIIEK lllustrntcil book. 224
pnueB , whlcli nil 11)0 sent you In | ilalntoalcdcn\cl
opo. Mention tlilg impcr. AdJresa
Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co. ,
300 N. Broadway , St. Louis , Mp.
826 Broadway , New York City.
L.Eriokson , Loail Azt.2) ) V ,
TRADE MARK < " '
„
KUV. Annnfoll-
Inff cure for hem *
Iniil Wenkiiesn ,
Spirniuterrhora ,
Iniiotunc | ; and
nil ( llrcnsna tliat
follow ai n w-
quonco of Sclf-
nbuso : nil. oss of
'
BEFORE UKINB. AFTER TAKINO.
Pain In the Hack. Dimness of VIMon. I'romiitara Old
Aue , nndmnnyotherdlHcniea Hint lead to liaiinlty
orcoiiBtiraptlonaniUpreniiitnroKTim
| Kull imrtlculnrii In our pnmplilct , whlcl wo do-
slro to senil Jrco by mall toovurf one , ly'llio fcpo-
cincMeillclnelsBoMntllrcr packiiuc.or ! : piick-
iiROi forM , or will bo ncnt free b ; million receipt of
the money , by nrtclrcislnu
THE GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 FAHNA3I STHEET , OMAHA , Nun.
On account of counterfeits wo luue adopted tha
Tellow wrapper , tlio only nemilnc.
PH. iionu's
LITTLE VEGETABLE PILLS
not ( irlpe. rcry
r nmllt n J to tulCt
/ and purtll \ i.-jiviu-
'blc.ttlnit compcunct-
/wl of vi'K'tiblei In-
, 'dljunoui to C ltrornl
/ Ir ; tlitra , .15 pllU la
rcuci ( vial.
Sick. Headactio
by
Is abiulutcljr cured
/Df.Hobb'sLlllleyegetiblePlj ,
/ 25 cent * n vial i S Tor Oft rpi t
/or C fcrl , Korulo Ujrdiugjiu ? .
-/orbjr mill AJclroi
> HOSE'S NEDtriKI BO. , rKCP'S SAN FRAKCISCO ( Ur
FOI'SAUi IN OMAHA. NU1 . UV
Ku n & Co , Cor. 15lh A UoucliM Strrets
J. A. lullcr 4 Co , Cor. 14tli A Donplas StrcctB ,
A. JJ. Foster It Co. Council HluCs , Iowa.
on.
1'rnptlco llnilloil to
Uldl'MUS OdllU
LUNGS
A NO
Kcrvous System
NcurnlRla ,
Catiile | r , Hr tiTi (
Kplluuir , Con Till-
lun-t , Knlnnl IrilU-
lion , Itlioiimntlioi.
( lironlc Alcoholism ,
Nerruui llcailnclio , i
.Nervoui 1'rottmtlun I
roniuinplloniincl nil I
dltuiiicioftlio lunm )
iioomi am to a-M ,
BEE BUILDING ,
OS ! ADA. N.
PERFECT HEALTH
Hlcliaril U , Itei'V , I.ockport , N. V. , wrltn Hint aftci
many > eur > ' > iilturlnK Iruni Ncrvoui DeUlllty.slojp
le ! < iicii , Twltrhlnir of llu ( le liowai rcMlurtil b )
fullrl'oxoi Nt.llVKIIKAXH. "InmrC , " lie i > y . "bu
Ii'ol Ilko u jrounanmn. " II icrbox , pontpilcl , I'lini'
jhlntfrcn. NICItMI IlliAN CO. 111 ! r CAM ) . N. Y.
Bold IIJF Uoodninii DriiKC'u. , till ) Furnuiu St. , Oma h
FREHCH SPECIFIC :
A POSITIVE andperminenlCUREfor all
dlseai. 6TlKe UfflNARY ORGANS. Cures
whertothtilrealmentlalis. rulldirectiontwlth eieh
boille. Prlct , oni dollir. Sea slgiaturooi E , "
8TAHL ForanloByAII ' '
OO > JE >
Both the method mul results wlicr
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is plcasan
iiud refreshing to the taste , mill ncl
icntly ; yet promptly on the Kidney
Mver and Hotvuls , cleanses the sye
pin eftectunlly , dispclu colds , hend
iclies and levers nnd ctirca linbituiil
.oiistipntiou. Byrup of Figa 5a tin.
inly remedy of ils hind ever yio
liiccd , pleasing to tlio tneto nnd nc-
( cptable to tlio stomach , prompt in
ts nctiou nnd truly bcncficinl m its
IPects , prepared only from the most
aculthy nnd ngrceablo substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the luott
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ie for sale in 50o
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. -A.ny reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it proiunLly for any one- who
wishes to tiy it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN f/MAC/SCO , CAt.
Kt. . . . NEW YOKK , < V.K.
Electric Trusses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED , DR.C.B.JUDD.
OO6 Broadway , Council BlufTa , la
U'KljUIMlOXKS.
oPKion. 9" . uiisrnr.N'OE. n
CITIZENS STATE BAffi
Or Council Bluffs.
PAIU UP CAPITAL . $150,003
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 50,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS . 350,000
I. A Mlllor , K. O Cilcason , I' .
Slmmirt , l n. Hurt , J , D. ( ' ( linuiicison , Cliar
0. lliumun , Tr.msiict Kcnur.il bunking bnsl-
ties1. . Largest ciiiltil anil Biirpliu of any
lunklu Sjulliwestoni towi.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
27 MAIN STREET.
Over 0. B. Jiicmioinlii & Co B Jewelry Stor
" -Tiistlcoof the Po.ico. OlTlco over
AniertiMii KxprBSS , No. 4J1
IlroadwnyCouncil Ullifts , Iowa.
Sims
feclornl courts. Horn us 'I , 4 mid
Deng block , Council Bin Hi. Iowa.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main nnO riroidvnv ,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dealers In forolgn un'l domoitlo oxohmit
Collection made und Interest pulcl on tlnio
doposlts. i
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL. Bi-UFFS.
F'OH PAM5 On easy term" , 1Kncrni ( ) choice
lonaliind iindur cultivation. ( J.illonor
address A , A. Scanr.ivo , 41 Mala Hticot.
MEUCH\MISK to pxchaiiKo for Iowa
farms , Johnbton k Van 1'uttcn , Council
Itluirs , I.i.
BARGAINS In fruit niiil voRctulilo Innds.
1'or Kilo , Kl uuios , si ioJh north of ( Jliau-
tauqua Ki'iiuniN ; o.istuin hlouc. line BprliiK's.
line sprliik'brnok. lanil > cry rich : will soil In 10
or'.Ouoro lots at isOporacro , or J7i poraero for
whole tract.
til acres on Grand atomic ; finp orchanl
wind mill , line prove , bltuitcd on Mynstcr
pioposc-d motor llnci price * .1.V ) pur acre.
10 acioi iKliolnlni : city llnifts two story
house , cool ) liarn. 11 nu orchaid anil sniull
fruits. 1'rluo , iVMio ,
0 iicros on ( irnnd avenue , li ! miles from I * . .
O. 8.SOU un acre.
110acres , tlirco miles from city limits , Rood
home , barn and out buildings , 6) ) bcarln ; ;
aiiiilu trees and hniull fruits. Ti lee , $0,000.
btoulc farm , 4. " > 0 iicros. line IniproMiiiioats ,
wall wuterod , only ono nillo from htatlou , < i
an aero If taken soon. Eisy tflrins ,
I'lirni and city property for silo. W. O.
Stncy , room 4. Upora liuuso hlk , Council IllulTa.
\7l7ANTBn-KriorKotloliidyor Kent : porma-
T noiit position ; fl'i jier week ; oxpurlcnco
not nL'ucss.iry. 1' . 0. ij. , (0 ( Willow qvtiiuu.
" 171011 ttKNT.-Kiiralshud front room , Sltthu
JL1 and bed room cnsullc. ( USKiflli nvenuo.
T71UUNISIIRI ) rooms at vorv rc.iRoiiaWo
A. Unas , ( in Kiilto or slnglo ; baths and steam
lionf , now house , nowlvfiirnlslipd. .Mrs , Sto-
pbi'iison , 10:11'artc : avuniio. ( Jouncll IlIuttH.
TpAll.M-rori'ulo-A. loin ; list , many o ( them
JLJ at low prlm-s ! also ' , ' 0 acres flno pardon
nnd fruit land near Iho ulty llniltH , house ,
limn and other liiiprovi'iiiiinls : also : H aurux
fruit and pardon land lust oulHldo the olty ut
fc.V > OJ.V. . A. Wood & Co. . 5JJ Muln strceU
T710II UiNT : 'Iho MoJlnlion tlireo-story
Jj brick block , No U5 S. Maln.st , wltliulovator
J.f. . ti ( | ulro.
TT10R S\LC or Hont O.irilon land , vrltli
-E housei. by J. U. Rloo. 10) Main it , , Oouaolt
Blulfs
btodclioklcra'
OMAHA , Nnti. . Doe. . IfOO ,
Notlcnls bcrony clvontliatllir nniiiil nitut-
InKof the stockholder * of ( tlio Union uluvator
conipany for the purpose of vhutlnii hovun
dlieetoiH , and Biich othur businohs as may
pronorly L'oniubufnro the minting will bo held
uttliuollluoof John .M. Thiirstoa , Union 1'a- '
clllu liullilliiu'.Oiiiaba , .Nol > . , upon .Monday , Ilio
filbday ot January , IKIl , botwucii the Iioiiranf
10 o'clock u , m. nnil 0 o'clock p. m ,
\V , J.CAiiaou , Assistant Fccrr'tfiry.
DeclUdXitM
Nolluo.
Uatlor of application of 1'ctor Turkclson for
Honor Ikonse. .
Notice Is lieroby irlvrn tliat 1'etor Tnrkclson
fllliiKintliulOtliliiynf ( | ( December , A.D. , 1 'JO ' ,
llidhls iipullcatlon with thu bounl of flru and
police coiiitnlssIonerHOf ( Jiuiiha for lli'onsn t < ;
soil malt. Hplrlciious nnd vlnoiiH Ihiuors at No ,
IIMSouth l.tli Btnot , Plrst ward. Omaha Ni'h. ,
from thfllHtdiiyot January , IH'JI ' , to thu Iwt
day of January , l"f- .
Iftliuio IID no objection , rornoiifctranco 01
protest llled within two wt-cko from Dohcmbui
18 , A. U.lbDO . , thoiuld llft-nso will l > o if runted
1'etcr Tin kelson ,
a 15-a Applicant.
RBILWKYTIMK OflRD
Ix-\ti < i I'ltll AliO. llUltl.lNilToST A < J . Arr
pninlia I l > pot lot ii ami M on tr oti _ I Om
1.3) | < in , I'hlrngo Kiprmi. . 8(0 ( n n
AI t nil . . CtilcftKO Kiprot , ( IN p n
W.tiJp nil , . , , ,1'iiicRio Kiprcii . Id OS Kin
6. ( Co m | . liurn Iflcnl . ( I W ) in
"Un.i. . .llUIU.lNinOV A MO UtVKIt. Atrlrc. '
Ouiihn Depotlotli Mill.MiDon UrooK , t Omatik.
10..1 m Denver HAT 10 } p n
10.34 a lu DniTor F.inu'si. fi.ll p ra
6.W p nil . . . .IXnvcrNltiht tip 1 > U it n
8 U It lll | Lincoln lif/OAl li U ) | > m
. : ? , ST J..VCT I Arriroi'
OttiAha. | t > pol lOt'a i\nit Mmon ilrue tl _ | Oinih.x
.Kuninal'ltr IHr Kxfrtm. . , . I ( Via p n
K.C. MglitKm. Tin t ? . I' . Tram I nil n 14
I T'MoN PALTERSI Arrlvm
! Depot lotli iulSlnrcy _ ilroott I Ornuli * .
> in' ' 7. . , Oterlnn7tH > er..7. f . . H.JI | > in
7.50 p nil . . .racllto KipruM II IS um
10.SU A in . . .Dunror Kiprcn I 8M p n
; 7.C7 n iu | . .KnniniCUr Kiprci I15IU n ra
l-orm-i CIIKJXGO. U. I. * I'Al'lh'KS I . \tf\voi *
Onifthrv. U I' , depot > , lotli Mill Muroy SU I Onifttut ,
6.19 p m Mk'lit Kiprcn 'I005 n
I ) Oi it in AtUiitlo Ktprt'ii . . . . . . . . C.U | i m
4..U p 111 Vo < tll'\ilo limited I Id li ni
MlillTX I'ITT ' S 1'AiThiC I Arrive
Oiualiiv [ tl. V , di'pot , Will Mill M riiT ? t' [ Oiimhj
* "
7.ISiiiii "fliiiu lltr T'A < i'ngor . i
ni iti.St. l' ul ICii > roii.i.iJju1010 [ n M
J , nvoi j auTli.V cl'l A 1'AClfc IU | 1 Srrlvoi
jllOJp inf . .V SlTPiiiil Tiinlliil."rri.jjjl'Ji ' Aff
3
i.outoi "irtTTt Arirrs.N'oiTtinv E rhiiS isri II
Uinnhiu | U. 1 * . ilclKit , 10ll > anil Marar M . I Um llltlt
B 15 n in ( IM p m
4.10 p m VoHltiillti l.ltnltc.1 9M a n
C.15 p 111 Arponimotlnllan ( Kic. Sum 7M p
V.1U p in K-\ torn Kly.'r US p
11.in ( m ( I'xohuiilliKl IJii't iv.P : ( oMoii' 710 ira
IxirTviu iVlll\.Miu. MIu , , \ HI I'Al'Ui Atrirn
Jjnulm [ V. I' . Ui't'ot. lotli unil M rcySl _ < . I anilin.
C.IU p nil . CtitCDKu ICiproti flll n i
ll.V'ui ni | . . . . . .Cli Kjprc-ii MO oa
lArnvot
Onmliiu | IT.I _ * , depot. Idtli nil .MnroT ? l . I Omnlifc
. . . . ? "i.imir mimou
l.rntoT F-TESMCi VAM.KV. 1 Arrlvoi
Oinnlm-J _ nppoUiUi inil'j tiir St1 _ | Oinilij
UCMn ml . . . . . .Illiick HIM ) iCtpri'i * . . . j IM p n
lifWn nil . .llnitlns' * Kxp.lKv. Siiml ij ) . . . ' .tW P
6top \Vi\luw\l.lneolnrm \ ( Kx.Siiniljrl ll . " > n m
610i | ni ) _ Norfolk < Ki Sumlarl.
i , , ' 3 nr. W A 0
Oninhrx _ _
TTlO a nT .Bloiix ntjr AccuiiiDiiiitiitlon Mkj p n
1 DO p m Hloux City Kiprei * ( ICi. Sun ) II < n p ra
11V p m M 1'nul Unilliil VU a m
61511 111 llnlic.irt I'MHuneer ( K Sunl . Mi A III
\rrltuT
COnmlin. I _ . . . _ _ _ I Omthi
loTjln ml M l.ouh A K U.Tc pri > TT ( f > p i
U15 p mil . St Ixinli A K C. Kipron . I A U n I
leaves I OI1ICAOU , K. 1. A. I'AC IMU
Trnnsfur | Uiiloit I'ypot ' ( iiiim-ii _ liill4 _
Milht hi | > r < ! ( IS n
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L'lll.MHl ; A NOIlVIl\\ktl hlN Alrlvp
Tmn ftfrl Union Uoiinl , roiincll IllHiN 'I muster
IMU a In . .i.-.Tt'lilcBKO Kzpruo I.IU pin
f.HI p in Vculbulo l.liultoil H M n m
10COp.il Kuntorn KlTOf UW pnt
I.'IOpm Allniille Mnll . . ! 'M n ra
(5'H ( | > in lown Arniiiiiiioilitluu ( IC\p. Mm ) l'j.40 p ra
L vu > lOlllCAl.O , .MIT. A a I' . 1'AOi *
Trails furl _ yjilon I'CDot. ' Council Illkli.
OWp m . . .7 , . . < ' ! imKO ! Kipn-u , I'll ' nin
IS IM n 11 .l HUO p n\
Ixinros If. ( T.Vr. JOB A 0. It. rArrlv
TrniKfor Union Dopcit. I'ouiicH Ill'iffi | Vriim (
1001 u in . .Kannm L'Tty 1)ny ) Kipf n . 7i 63 p
10 K p m .I\on M Cltj ; .NlKhl Kxpran. . . I H20.i n
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Triin fur | _ Union Dniot.ujuii _ x'riy'i ! '
Mil p ni | . > t.Xinil ijinim Mull .tTj5pja
l.ci\vo > [ OIIIOAliO. IIUU1/N A QlltSOr ArrTfei *
Irnnifcr ) Union Depot , Council lllujN ITrnnstoJ
Cw n in . . . . . . . .ChlcnKO Kxprcis fVO p m
lOUIpui Chlcnito KTpre i ' .MO n TU
7.05pm Ori'slon l.oenl II ' 10 n m
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Triinsffrl _ Union IHpot , Council llluffi 'irntutar '
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MISSOURI IMCiriO SUIIUIlliAN THAlNri.
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Notice.
Mutter of apiillcntlon of I'ctur Nelson fell
ll (
Notice Isliorobv thaH'otor Ndsonclid
iinon the Iflth dny ol lli'ccinbor , A. 1) . I8'.KI , Mlo
his UMillu.itlonltli Hid Lounl of Iliu unit
polluu voiiiinlsslnnvih of Uniiiliii , fur license to
st'll in.ilt , spliRuoiis mid vinuus lliiuors. av
I'O.II UiiinltiKstrcut , ICL'htli wai < l.Oiiialii. : Ni'b.
from the 1st ( lav < > C Juiiiuu-y , hill. ID Uiclai
duv of Jnnuiry , 1SO ±
If thcro IID iioolijcctlon , roinoustmncn of
protest Hiedltliln tvu wucUs from On * , lull *
A. I ) . h'K ' ) , tliu Bald llccnsii will bo Krnntud.
(110-2.1 rr.iKR NU.SEN , Ai > | illoanU
Matter of nppllcitlon of Charles V , Iloufllo *
fen lliiuor llcuiso.
Notice iHhcroliy KI\III that Olinrlos P. Ilonf
Her dlil upon tint mill ( lay of Dtuuniliur , A IX
m > . Illo lilsi.lcittloii : | | ) \\itli tlio boni'l of lira
niul iiollcu coiiniilHiliiiL'13 of Uniiiliii , for
IloiMiso to Mill mult , Hplrltuous niul vliona
llquor-i. : it No. : v. : > r CuinliiK stiuut , Kl lilU
\\iii (1 , Dniuh.u Nth. , from the Istilay of Juu >
miry. 1811 , to the 1st dity ( if Jummry , 181U.
If tln'io liu no objection , ronu'iiHliiincti o
] ) iolo-l Illvd wlililn uui WU'B ! from DIM : . Ulth ,
A. 1) . lsH ! ) , Uiu NiliI Iliunao will lioKr.intoil ,
( I10-'ji : UiiAKLbS 1' . HouyFiKii , Apiilluant.
Notice.
JIattor of application of J. , I. Pnvlllo for par-
lull ID Hull lliioor lisa Urii ( , ' < lHl ,
Xotlco Is huruliy uvii that J , J. S.ivlllo did
upon HID Kith day of DCCLMIIIIOI , A. I ) . Ih'.U , Illo
Ins iipiilluiillon to the hoard ot lire ami julleo
t'oiniiiSslonor of Uninhii , for purnilt to bull
limit , spirituous unil VUIOIIH llquoi-i , 119 n
diiiKKl'-i , for inulllulniil , iiu'cluiiilenl uncl
rlioiiilcai piirposps only , at No. lliri North
L'Uli hlrt'ot , Kluhth W.i ril , Omiilia , Nch. , fioin
the 1st day of January. 1MJI , to the 1st day of
January. ikW.
ff tlioru lie no olijcotloa , rcmonstranco Of
liuiti'.st II k'd ' ullliln two \\rokH \ fiom Di'f. 1CL
A. J ) , 1 OU , the hald permit will lie Kiaatcd ,
J. J. SAVII.I.I : ,
ll-tC-gl. _ Appllcnnt.
Notloc ,
Mattcrof Application of Arthur Hothoiy fet
Notice Islioroliy clvuii that Arthur Uothorjr
(11(1 upon tlio Ilith day d y of Duociuliur , A.
1 > . 1MII , Hill his application with thohoiiid ol
flro anil pollco coiiiiiilssIonorN of Omaha fet
llounbu to hull mult , hpliltiidiis nail vlanu *
lliliKirn lit No. 4.M riutli Tuntli Ktrcot , Third
w.ird.Omahu , Ni'li. , fiom the Ut iluy of Jan
uary , IS'll , lo tlio llr tilayof .lanuary. IHfli
Ifthoiobo no objucuon , irinoiistriincfl Of
molest llled within two ncol.s fiom lluupuibuf
ill , A. 1) . 1890 , tliflHalil llconxu will ho crantocl.
( I1U1 1 AIITIIUII UOTIIKIIV. Appllcaiit.
Mutter of nppllcatloa ot IM\vnrd M.'iurcrfoi
Ihuinr Ik-uiMS.
Notice Is hnuiby Khon that I'dwanl Mini rot
did mum tlio lirtri'iith ( la.v of Dcuuinljur. A IX ,
1MI > , Illo Ills application with thn ho.iid ( lira
unil pollcu ooimnlsiloiHirs ot , Uniiiha , for 11-
( uuso to soil mull , HplrltuoiiH nnd vlaotit
liquors ut No , I- ' and 1-M rarnuin Hlroeti ,
'Julnl waiil , Oninliii , Ni'li. , ficin tlio IIrst day
of Jimiiaty , 16H1 , to tlio first day of .luiiuafy ,
If'lhoioho no objection , reinonstninco 01
iiiottst liltI ! wltli'n two wruksfrom Puccmliof
1(1 ( , A , 1) ) . , bJ ! , tin ! sill ( llti'iisu will liu . rantud.
DIGai II : > AIUI MAUIIKK. Appllcunb
.Notluc.
Matter of Application of Win. Kohinlilt fo
Ihiuor llct'aso ,
Nutleo Is brioby K'VCII tliatVm. . Selimlill
did upon the Kith day of IHicmahttr A. I ) . IH'.Hk
Illo Ins apiillciitloii with the hoard nf flro aim
polleu uoinailNiliinuiHof Oiunli.i , forllconsu to
hell malt , HplrlttioiH unit vlnoiJH Iliiuiii'-i. u |
No. 01' . ' > o. IUhhtriH ! ! . I'Mrst wind. Cnmlia , Nob.i
from the llcstd iy ot.liiaunry bUI , to tbu Ural
IIist day orJinmair Wf
If tliiTiiln ) no onleutton , rcinonstrancn ot
prot"'Ht Illid within two wcokH from DtuntnJ
lior 1'lth ' , A. K , IBM. tlio suid lliionsuvlllli4
Ki-anti'd. WM. HIIIMIIIT ,
I ) m'I Aiiplluant.
.Sullen.
Matter of application of August Hchultz fet
llijiiiir lUunsu ,
Notlculahunihy Klvon thnt Aujjust FchiiH
did upon the 10th day of lluuonitjor , A. II. IblO.
Illu his application with tlio hn.tid of flru aim
liolluu roiimilsslont'iHof Umulni , for Ha UNO to
Bull iimlt.Hplrltiiomand vinous llijuoiM , at No ,
1 1 N , lltlihired , Third ward. Omaha , Neb. ,
from the 1st day of JanuaryIHJI , totlm Ijtduy
( if .lunuaiy , lw , ' .
If thuru bo no objection , rotnt\tintnnco ot
protest Illud within ) ! two wouka from Duuuin *
hurio , A. 1) . 1MM , the nald llcunso will b
h'rantod , AUUUHT HcnuirApplicant. .
W. C. ESTEP ,
Cnunoll HIurTH , Idwii.
11 North Mutii Kirnot.
Funeral Director and I2inbulintn.