THE OMAFTA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , , HTNE 23 , 1892-TWELVE PAGES'
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFPa
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STRERT.
Ttih cicd by Carrier to nnjr ptitt of Ilia City
if. W. TIIA'ON. - MANAGER.
Iltinlnom . Office
Killlor . No 53
MIXTIUX.
N Y. Plumblnp Co.
Boston store for dry goods.
Council Uluffg Lumber Co. ,
Children's div will ho observed nt the
Ucrmnii Kvanpcllcnl churcli next Sunday.
The Married Ladles society will moot
with Mrs. W. II. Ksancy , CIS Mynster street ,
tUls afternoon for election of ofllcors ,
The funeral of John ITosdlck will tnUo
place this nfternoon at 2 o'clock from the
residence of his son-ln-mw , UOi Seventh ava-
nuo.
William Lovonborp' who shot nt Dnvo
Ward's foot In nn Upper Uroadwov saloon
Tuesday nlpht , was eivi'ti thirty iloyB yester
day morning In police court ,
One of the bit ; Uayinond excursion trains
passed through the city ye.stonlny cnvouto
for llo'ton , coming In over the Union t'ueltlo
mid Kolnt ? out over the Hock Island.
What U tlio program for ( Jhaiitnuquii this
ycnrl You can got u vest pocket cdlltuu con
taining full details by calling ou or scndlna
to the managers , Trey nor & McGec , \ " 1'curl
street.
The Ladles Aid society of St. John's Eng-
llsti Lutheran churi'h meets this nftornoon
at llio pnri < onnc | , ll" ! South Seventh streot.
Tlio Utllo Dulco society of iho church moots
this avunliig nt the siime plnco.
The nineteenth annuiil session of the No
tional Conference of Charities mid Cor-
rectiotiH moots in Denver tomorrow. H-iv.
lMcK. . Stunrt will start fur IJmivor this
iftnrnoon on the "Q" special tioin.
Tlio Jury In tbo case of Iddlng * against thn
Union Pacific Hallway company with Iho
Cltbcns State bank of this city ns intoivcnor ,
aflcf bflltig nut nil night brought Ir. n verdict
yesterday tnurnltig awarding the pos'csstoii
of the propel ty In dispute to tha uanlc and ,
Hxinjj its value ntfSM ) .
Superintendent Suyer objects to the
statement that only suvonty tuachors nro
o in ployed in tbo cltv schools on tlio ground
thai It does the city nn injustice. Ninety
teachers are employed In ro.i.ity uml the
exact number who were discharged on re
ligious , matrimonial and political grounds is
twenty-one.
The republican of Pottawattarnlo county
will hold their convention in the superior
court room at 11 o'clock this morning. Dele
gates will bo elected to attend the s'nto con
vention to bo held at Des Molnes Juno U9.
the congressional convention l Atlantic
July I. ) , and the judlcal convention at Gloa-
wood July 21 ,
There will be a mntmco nt the driving park
Saturday nfternoon. Entries In 2:40 : , : l:00 :
and freo-for-nll nro filled. Entries in gentle
man's roadster class can bo made with
Charles Gregory. Entrance , So.Ul ) . First
premium , sot of harness , $ -10 ; second , whip ,
IS ; third , horse clothes , $4. Entries close
Saturday nt 10 o'clock n. m.
Sorcn Sorcnson , a young man who has
boon working nt C. O. Malownoy's rostaur-
nnt at Mnnawa , disappeared yesterday , ink
ing with him , It Is supposed , $11 belonging to
his employer , which ho had fished out of the
money drtnver. The oftlcors were put upon
ma irun , uuu no iiuoriniuion couiu uo uu-
tslnod as to his whoroabouts.
Two young girls named Magclo Cattla an J
Ags'o ' Uarlin were found wauiiorlng noout
tbostraots about U o'clooic Tuesday nigUt
and wnro arrested on thochareoof vagrancy.
It turned out that tlio Uasllo girl had loft
home , tolling her parents that she had
Bocurod a position as nurse girl. In police
court yesterday morning she was hold und
will nrobably bo sent to the reform school ,
whllo her companion was discharged.
An Indian woman called at a house ou
Third avenue between Seventeenth mid
Klghtconth streets yesterday uftoruoon and
nsUod for a drink of water. The people in
the house did not understand her broken
language , and thinking aha was bcgglnir ,
sent , her away. She had hardly gotten half
a block ! \\vny from the liouso when she foil
to the ground as the result of sunstroke.
Bho was picked up and taken to a neighbor's
bouso , where she was elvoa modlcal attcn-
tlou. _
The Clinittiiuiitiu 1'rogrnni.
It JH out a little , convenient , vest
pocket edition , which everybody should
imvo for rotuly reference durintr the
next month. Although little , there is
much crowded into it. It is the BIIUIQ
sort of ' inultuin in pnrvo" which char-
iictorizcs the $ ; ! .5l ) season ticket. Think
of it , throe popular ontortiilnmontB each
day , any ono of which is worth from 50
cents to $1.00 n tlcltoU Even tttCO cents
it would amount to $22.50 for the sottson
and yet the Chnutnuquu inana < roinont
olToi s this whole bill-of-fnro for ? . ' ! .50
loss thiui 10 cents an oniortnlnmcnt.
Call on or soiul to Troynor undiMcGoo ,
the niintijors ( , No. 10 Petirl street ,
Council Blufl's , for progtvuns and other
particulars.
Hot weather prices in picture frames
at Kiloy & Slim-radon's art storo.
TrultiH leave Mannwtv dally at 8 and 10
rum. , 12m. , nnd 1 , 2 , 2:110 : , , SUO : , 4.
4iO : : , 5 , Gel : ( , 0 , 0IiO. : 7 , 7:50 : : , 8 , 8:30 : , S ) ,
9iO : ; , 10 , 10 : : > 0 , 11 and Ilo5p. : m. The
11:55 : train will mnko connection with
the last electric motor CM' for Omaha.
J'.lll.Wll.tl'US.
Dr. J. W. Mulharna of Greonlleld has
taken uo his residence in Streets villo.
Mlssos Bella Suydor and Klttlo Ugdon will
upend nazi weak visiting friends In Lincoln ,
tl ! Nob.Paul
Paul Dovol returned homo yesterday from
a year's schooling at tbo lowu acricultural
college at Amos.
Mrs. J. W. Squlto and daugutor went to
Tabor , yesterday to attend thu com men co
mmit exorcises of the Tabor college ,
Mrs. A. A , Covalt has gone to Dos Momcs
to Join her husband. She will accompany
him from that plane to Chicago for u visit.
Prof. James McNaughton , principal of the
North Dakota Normal school at Mnyvlllc.
arrived in Uio city yesterday for a visit of a
few days.
Mrs. C. II. Judson has returned from Chicago
cage and will spend the summer In Council
UlulTs , visiting her parents Mr. aud Mrs.
P. C. Dovol.
J. L. I'otors. who has boon with John Lin
dor forscvor.il years past , loft last evening
for Kviiosvlllo , Ind. , where ho will make Ills
future home.
Mrs. J , 1C. Powers of Cedar Rapid : , and
Mrs. J , U. Reynolds of Pauadoua , Ciil , , lire
In the city visiting Mrs. P. S. Thomas , Mrs.
Reynolds Is a sister of Mrs. Thomas.
J.V. . MurpliM , who hus boon connected
with the Trunsrvr tiotel for coma time , loft
lustovemng fortiroon Hiver. Wyo. , whcro
ho will loolt after the Union Pnclllo liotol.
L. Sliorwooil has boon aiipolntod ulilo-do-
camp , with tlio ranlc of colonel ou the staff
of A. J , 1'iilinor , i.utlonul commander of the
Union Votcrun Loflon. Ho has also re-
cclvod the uppolntmont of assistant Inspector
Konoral of Ibo western dlstilct.
Lr. ) II. S , West , Prof.VaJell ami f. M.
Oault rclurnml yoAti'rduy from a tlshing ox-
curHlou In northern Minnesota , loaded with
llsli. The largest llbh they brought homo
\\elnlis thirtopu pounds , hut they brounUt a
tlsh story with thorn that luciuures thirteen
foot in longtU. _
f
Jntornntional Ctiro association rooms
are in annex to Cirand hotel , 520 I'irst
nvenue , Council 15'.nil's , In. for euro of
ulcohol and opium disease.
( irt'iil ( .Inuring hult > ,
Of carpets , eitrtiilns , etc. Until July
15 we will soil all carpets , curtains ,
ru 's , Japutiuso and Chinese tinittlngs at
cost. C'ouucll 131ulTd Carpet company.
Uoltor , tho.tiillo'ar.l Broi-lwiy , h-vi
"II the latest styles and newest
Butltifuetlon tiuurantued.
( Irunil llutvl , Council
Special rutctt to iiunllloa for the sum *
iccr. Largo rooms facing the park.
NEWS FROM CQUNCOLUFFS
Remarkably Bold Attempt of Two Would-
Bo Highwaymen ,
DELIBERATELY ATTACK A POLICEMAN
After Discovering Their Mistake the Hob-
lcr ( Irncclitlly Submit to Arrcxt nuil
Aid I.ocknl t'p to Await
Trlul- Local
A man who trlod to play the highway rob
bery acton apollcomaii In the latest curiosity
to turn up In Council Bluffs. Ofllcor Weir
wns making a circuit of tbo bacx alloy ! ) in
the western part of the city about tnlonlght
Tuesday night and chanced to enter a burn.
As he did so ho heard n noise In ono corner
of thu barn , and the next Instance ho was
grabbed by a couple of muscular arms wullo
a loud voice said :
' Come , John , lot's rob the follow and throw
him out. "
U'elr introduced himself as a member of
the nollca force , uud tha man who hud him
pinioned at ouco released him , with the remark -
mark :
"Woll , I guess you need what money
you've > : ot moro than I do. "
\Vulr , bolloving that ono good turn de
served another , gave his how found friend
nnd Ills compinlon bunks lu tha city ] all for
the night. Vasterday morning they were
brought bisfore .Iudo ( McGee to answer to
the cbargo of assault with intent to lob. M.
W. Uowurs , whu madu the ussuult , wns given
thirty days In the county Jail , whllo his com
panion. John Brov/n , was discharged ,
The Woman's Uoliof corps will glvo
supper S.itttrdny night , Juno U-j , tit
Mullis' old BUunl , opposite Off don houso.
Supper served from o to 8 o'clock for 15c.
Jco croiim nnd ctika the rest of the ovon-
injr.
TIM : r.oou wnim STII.I , cor.s ON
At tlin Huston Store , Cntincll Illuir , lt : ,
Tlio special iluno Saluii riiuaouiDii it
Sut'rrss.
Slneo the opening of our Juno fialo
Wodnosdny last Iho crowds that luivo
thronged the store from morning till ,
evening have boon something enormous.
A regular bee hlvo would ho tlio most
appropriate comparison. The bargains
that wo nro olTuring txro cortttiti to
bring thb c"owds. Don't bo last , al-
waya ho ahead of your neighbor , strive
to got thoru lirat. Below is only : i par-
tiul list of the bargains ofTored during
our Juno sale.
At 5c each 100 dozen ladies' ribbed
vests.
At 12c } each 150 do/en ladies' ribbed
vests , worth lo. ! )
At 2oo each extra quality white and
cream vests , worth ! 53c.
At 60c ouch ladies' silk finished lisle
vests in black , ecru and white.
At lOo and Ujc each , our line of 33c
ana IS'Jc ' Outing Flannel Shirts , to go at
19c and 25c.
At 33c each 100 do7.en gents' outing
flannel shirts , worth 50e.
All our line hoys' outing llnnnol waists
and blouses in U lots at 2oc and 3'Jcea.ch ,
9c and 50c goods.
"Straw hats for the million , " allj in
lots. I'ijc , 19c and3o. ! !
Parasols and sun umbrellas , all at sale
prices. At SI.58 , our $1.75 and $2.00 sun
umbrellas all in at $1.58.
At 81.It ! ) each our $1.75 sun umbrellas.
At $1.08 each our S2.25 and $2.50 sun
umbrellas.
At 7oc each a $1.00 umbrella in fast
black sateen , in natural handles and
oxy dined.
150 ladies' black hose at 60 a pair.
AtlOcand 12Jo an elegant line of
ladies' fust black hose , special valuo.
At "f > o wo claim to show the finest line
of Indies' black hose in the country a
stocking well worth 39c.
"Ladies' black silk mils Joe , worth 20c.
At llc ) , 25c , 33c , 'Mo and SOo wo show
special value.
At 25c each 7. ) dov.on adjustable win
dow screens , 17x32J.
Boston Store , Juno Sale.
FOTIIEIUNGIIAM , WIIITELAW &
CO. ,
Council BluITs , la.
IIo I'niyml lor Tliom.
The wlfo and daughter- OlllcorV. . K.
Kemp of the police force had au experience
with a religiously Inclined tramp Tuesday
r.ight about 0:3do'cloclf : , at their residence ou
riouth Sixth street. They were all
hi tbo dining room when they
heard u noise from the parlor that
soundeJ as though some ono baa sat down on
the keyboard of tbo piano. As soon us ttioy
could get u lamp lighted they started to in
vestigate , when they were cousiUoruuly
frjgbtcnod to llml a man leering at them in a
r&tnor uncomfortable fashion.
'Ob , you don't need to bo afraid of an old
man lllco mo , " bo remarked as ho noticed
that the women were about to leave the
bouso In a hurry ; " 1 pray for you all every
night. I-beioug to the Episcopal church. "
lie rambled ou In this strain , givlup a com
plete , though disconnected , history of his re
ligious llto from tbo ground up in a manner
that convinced thu women that they bad a
crazy man on their hands. An alarm was
in sent to the police station , but before iho
olllccn arrived iho follow had taken his de
parture , Mrs. Kemp having notlllod him
that they were coming. The women were
badly frightened uy their unwelcome visitor.
To all whom were instrumental in
saving tlio lifo of our son , Floyd Mather ,
we wish to express our sincere gratitude
and thanks. Particularly those who
persisted in working over him when all
hope seemed gone. W. II. MATIIKII.
L. K MATIIUK.
Dr. Chamberlain , eye , oar , throat
catatrh. Shugartblocic , Council Blulls
Trim Your Trees.
Au ordinance- was uassnd several years ago
requiring the trimming of all shndo trees
that stood in the struct and fixing tha height
at which they should bo trimmed. After the
uassa'0 of that ordinance there was a gen-
onil tree trimming all over the city. That
was two years ago. There have been no
trees trimmed slnco than , nnd they
have uow become a greater nuisance
than wtion the , evil call'jd for tbo
pnssngo of the ordinance. To get tlio electric
lira lamps suspended across tbo streets low
enough to get below tbo overhanging boughs
tbo ulectrlo light pcoplo uro compelled to
bring tbo lumns so near the pavement that
high topped wagons cannot drivu unaor
luom. If they are suspended attho ordinary
&llltudo they are completely shrouded bv the
foliage , und"at least 00 per cent of the light
IK cut off till of tboso lumps.
Col fax gineor ale and mineral water
sold at wholesale bv Dnniiutto & Co. .
manufacturing confectioners ,
lliirnoil it Divollliiir ,
A lire alarm was sent In yesterday after
noon from box -il , corner of Ninth street and
avenue K The dwelling of H. 1C. Darboo.
who keeps a dairy at nai ovonuu D , was
on l\n \ , mid owing to tbo long distance the
lire was from the alarm box , the
lira got a good start before the
llremun arrived The bouso with
almost all its contents was entirely
destroyed and the loss will bo about (500 ull
of wuli'h U covered bv insurance. The origin
of thu lire is u mystery , no ono seeming to
have the slightest Idea how it started , al
though the member * of tbe family were about
the bousn when the Uro started. It Is sup
posed to have boon tbo work of an incendiary.
Tills is the weather that makes you
enjoy Drlesbaoh'b lee cream , finest in
the city. _
Inmoii-/urin uulil en ,
A pleasant wedding took plnco last even
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs , L. Xur-
inucbleu ou Uluff itroot , their daughter ,
Miss Carrie , being united in marriapo with
Oeorso S. Damon. Iho house was beauti
fully dccoratoJ with ( lowers for the occa
"
sion" , and the ceremony was wit
nessed by about fifty of the friends
of the parties , Hcv. T. J. Mackay
of Omaha performed the ceremony , at the
close ofvhtch a reception was no.lcl. An
elaborate supper wn ? then sorvod. Air. and
Mrs. Damon loft or. tha oveulng train for St ,
Joseph , Mo. , whore they will visit fora week
or so , after which they will return to this
city nnd make their ho.no at the Clinton
homestead , corner of DlufT street and Wil
low nvenuo.
Tcmprrnnro Convention.
The annual meeting of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union of the Ninth district
will bo hold today nnd tomorrow In the
Broadway Methodist church. The session
wilt open this morning with a devotional ox-
erclso at 5) ) o'clock lea by Mrs. Dr. Phelps.
The morning will bo taken uiT/ftth the ap
pointment of committees , tbo annual greet
ing of the president of the district , nnd
the reports of the secretary and
treasurer. The afternoon session will com-
mcnco tit ltu : ; o'clock. Addreiio * will bo
made by Mrs. Dr. Gordon of Council Hlufti.
Mrs. K. C. Srnull of Stuart , Mrs. Kliza Meek
of Extra , Mrs. Sarah Chantry of Casey ,
Mrs. M. U Qrlnnollof Anltn , Mrs. P. .1.
Montgomery of Council Blulti , Mrs. J.
Drlggj of Anttn , Mrs. L. M. UOSA of Council
BluITs , Miss Mattlo Craig of Atlantic , Dr.
Smith of Council Blurts , Mn. M. A. Bryant
of Atlantic , and F. K. Boll of Atlantic. A
mothers' meeting will bo held during the
afternoon , with addresses by Mrs. J , M.
French of Omaha and Mrs. H. M. Osborno
of Council BluITs. In the evening there will
bo an address by Mrs. M. J. A Id rich.
The following nro the ofllcesrs of the dis
trict ; President , MM. M. K. Crandall , Uod
Onk ; secretary , Mrs. J. W. Cinnon of
Atlantic ; treasurer , Mrs. 13. C. Smull of
Stuart ; vlco president , Mrs. Delia Ott of
Audubon , Mrs. M. I. Craig of Atlantic , Mrs.
E. A. Lyons of Guthrlo Center , Mrs. M. E.
Lawrence of Tabor , Mrs. M. B. Crandall of
Hod Oak , Mrs. P. B. Montgomery , Mrs. E.
Macy of Harlan ,
For Iloiit First class saloon ; good lo
cation ; flnollxturos. Resnonslblo parly
can got long lease on good terms. Address -
dross 1) 21 , Boo olllco , Council BluiTs.
thrown from n Huggy *
Aima Comes , a woman who has bVen liv
ing for some tlmo past near the river , met
with nn accident yesterday afternoon which
It was llrst feared would result fatally. She
was driving up Broadway , nnd when she
wai opposite the waterworks power' house
tbo whistle suddenly blow , frightening her
uorao 30 that it reared and plunged until
the buggy was overturned and Mrs.
Cernos was thrown with a great deal
of force to the ground. She lay there un
conscious , with the blood streaming from
wounds in the head and on ono of her arms.
She was picked up and carried homo , and
Dr. Jennings was called to attend her. It
was found that her Injuries were not so
severe us bad been feared , and although tbo
accident will orobably bo moro serious on ac
count of the fact that she was about to bo
confined , it is thought that she will recover.
The Hotel Gordon since its thorough
renovation , coupled with its superior
cuisine , is meeting with unparalleled
success. .
POltKC.lST.
OFFICE or iVE.VTiiEii BunEAU , 1
OMAHA , June .
The cool wnvo coming down from tbo
northward and tbo hot wave pressing north
and eastward are arrayed against each other.
The Una of meeting of these opposing forces
lies tonight from northern Iowa southwestward -
ward ncross Nebraska. Sioux City and
Yankton report T0 = with north wind , whllo
at the same hour Oinnha was sweltering
under O'-J3 with souihwost wind. Omaha
had n maximum of Us0 and El Paso , Tex. ,
For KiiKtcrn Ni-linik , Uinalii : and Vltln-
Hy ICiihiH , lollowuil liy a clntiio to much
cooler wrallivr on I'rnliiy.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 22. For Ne
braska nnd Colorado Local rains , north
winds ; cooler except ia extreme northwest
portion.
For Iowa Severe locr' storms ; cooler ;
winds shifting to north. '
For South DnKota and North Dakota
Light local showers , followed by clearing
weather ; north , winds ; warmer in northwest
portion.
I > fSAl > TJiOVS ILLINOIS NIOKM.
1'our I'coplo Killed nt Lincoln nnd Much
I'ropcrty DcHtroycil.
Lixcoi.x , 111. , Juuo23. A furious storm of
wind , rain and lightning raced bora yester
day afternoon. Tbo losses to the city and
merchants by the washing away of sidewalks -
walks and the damao to SOWCH nnd private
property is $20,030. Four persons were killed
by llchtnlng :
CoilNKMUS HOVOI.AND.
AMIUUT and UOIHUT : Kusszi.u
An unknown.
I'rodnced Itiiln In Colorado.
BOIAOKC , Colo. , Juno 12. ! [ Special Tele-
cram to THE Bcc.j Prof. Frank Melbourne's
second effort at this place to produce rain
fall by nrtillclal means wa ? crowned with
KUCCOS& today. Farty-oigbt hours previous
to this tlmo ho pitched his tent nt Gallon , a
station on the B. & M. railroad forty miles
west of this place , and early this morning ,
despite a high wind , clouds begun to form
ever the base of operations and gradually
spread over the sky , Increasing in density
until 10 p. m. , at which tlmo a quiet , steady
and general ram sot in. Phililpps county
people have much faith in the professor.
Fulluro of u I'roiulnent House.
YANKTON , S. D. , Juno 22. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Bnu.j The retail dry goods
house of Jacob Max , oao of tbo oldest In
South Dakota , was closed by the sheriff
this evening on executions amounting to
14,000 , on tbo entire stock of dry goods nnd
boots und shoos. The real estate and buildIngs -
Ings nro Included iu the Judgments. The
house has outstanding accounts amounting
to $ .20,000 , but collections huvo boon poor und
the credit of tbe firm hopelessly Injured.
Dr. Scudclcr Wag Inniine.
CIIICACIO , 111 , , Juno 22. The post mortem
examination of tbo brain and spinal chord of
tbo late Dr. Henry Martin Scuddor , who
died In Jail from an overdose of morphmn
presumably taken for the purpose of com
mitting auicldo , revealed conditions which ,
in the opinion of physicians present , indi
cate that ho was msano. The ctomacli und
brain will bo subjected to a careful analysis.
* Out und In Again.
Bonry Smith , the young man who triad to
make himself famous some tlmo ago by JumpIng - ,
Ing from tbo Douglas street brldgo Into tbo'
river , and was afterwards declared insnno
and sent to the county hospital , escaped from
that institution yesterday afternoon. IIo
was found wandering about thn streets by a
policeman nnd sent to the oily Jail , from
wncro ho was taken bacu to the hospital.
Itijiirocl in \Vrouk. .
NII.BS , Mich , , Juno 22. A passenger train
on thu Cincinnati , Wabaih & Mlcigan rail
road wont through a culvert this morning
near uorrion ucnicr. .AU on uoara oxcout
PDO woman were morn or lass injured. Tboo
most seriously Injured are ; Dr. Boll of
Bouton Harbor , C. B. Hulbort of Detroit
and Mrs. Thompson of ( Josbcu , Ind.
MoicmtnilH ol Of fun
Now York Arrived : California , from
Hamburg ; Huvol , from Brumuu ; City of
Paris , from Liverpool.
Doston Arrived : Homnn , from Liverpool ;
Ualllee , from HulL
Southampton Arrived : Spree , from Now
York.
. . . ,
Arrmtcil u * u Defaulter
BUFKAIO , N. Y. , Juno 22 , Edward Damm ,
tccreiary ana treasurer of tbe National Sav
ings Bank of Buffalo for twouty-flvo yearn ,
hat been arrested charged with a heavy de
falcation. Ho confesses to a bbortago of
MO , 000 , which ho says ho can make good.
Alulmiuu Murderer Lynched.
MOMII.B , Ala. , Juno 23. Cbilst Cbnlmor
lias boim banged near tbo Mississippi Uno ,
A posse was convoying him to ) ali for at
tempted murder. Cualmer attempted to
uiurderlbo guard and tbo poise Uuug him.
FOR LOVE OF A FIREMAN
/ if
Miss Elva Jones Takes Str/cumno Because
She Wa Gfpised ,
HER PARENTS FORBADE THE MATCH
i a'
Tragic Kinlinc of'a ' Wl" Comldcrcd
Jloroly n Ulrllsltj Episode Tito I'o.
llto Htivo the Dc.iil Olrl's
Chum Id Cnltody.
ti. ' i >
t l
Shortly nflcrll o'bltfck lost night Miss
Elva Jones , I" jcars'"bf'ngo ! ' , who lives with
her parents at 3593 Uecit'ur street , nttomptcil
to commit suicide by taking a dose of strych
nine.
Before swallowing the drug the young
lady exhibited the bottle to a neighbor nnd
declared her Intention of ending her llfo.
Nothing wns thought of the girl's ' talk ns it
was considered foolishness. However , ns n
matter of precaution , n visit was made to the
young lady's room after she had retired nnd
it was found that she had kept her word and
taken tbo dose of poison.
A doctor was called and word snnt to po
lice headquarters. * The physician deemed a
stomach pump necessary ntul sent to the city
jail for one. In the meantime everything
possible to roliovo'tho patient's ' suffering was
dono.
A lova affair was the cause. Miss Elva
was Infatuated with Charles Kurd , a fireman
stationed nt No. 3 cngino house on llnrnoy
street , but the relatives and parents of Miss
Jones objected to the young flro fighter's At
tentions and had refused to allow him to
continue his visits ,
This stop caused the young lady to grow
despondent and sbo decided that llfo without
Cbnrloy would bo a blank and not worth
living. '
Physicians worked over her for several
hours and for a tlmo with hopes of saving
her life , but the delay In obtaining proucr
remedies nnd appliances proved fatal.
In snlto of nil that could bo done Ml.-
Jones dind a few minutes after midnight.
From the time of taking the poison until
death came the girl suffered terribly , but
was able to toll thn physician when bo first
arrived what she hod taken and the reason.
The family and friends of the deceased are
greatly shocked at the sad outcome of what
was supposed to bo a trivial love affair and
cannot account for the girl's strange action
In the matter.
Coroner Maul was notified and will decide
about holding an Inquest today.
MUs Jones loft a letter with a friend
sealed , stamped and addressed to Charles
Bnrd with the request that the note bo
mallei this morning. The police have the
letter and will turn it over to Coroner Maul.
Hannah Hughes , a near friend of the
dead girl , was taken to police head
quarters last night nnd placed in
the matron's quarters to await the arrival
of the coroner. Mr. .Tories , the father , who
Is a co ( Too roaster , requested tbo police to
hold Miss Hughes until she could bo exam
ined by Coroner Maul , as ho thought his
daughter's chum know nioro about her death
than she would tell.'Tba ' * father also sus
pected Miss Hughes' of purchasing the
poison. '
Jf
The dead plrl took ono-cighth of an ounce
of strychnine , onojgh ' ,10 kill a couple of
dozen people. _ , .t
Jt.lSU lt.\l.L \ Q.IMC3.
Toledo Scili : > ! Mllu'juilU' ? Ill Her Flny for
Third. . rlitce.
TOLEDO , O. , Juna 2 . Toledo outplayed
Milwaukee today anil w'on an easy victory.
Score : /a'- , '
T6lodo , , Jfc:3 ' 0 ' 0 D'TJ.O 1 12
Milwaukee..r9-0 0 0 1 1 ' 0 1 3
Earned rlins : Toledo , ! : Milwaukee , " . Two-
base hits : McUurr. Krclg. Home runs : Krclg.
Double plays : Nowoll1 to I'o.trs. Krui to
Hurl. Struck out : Hv Clark , 3 : by Wlitnur , il.
lluso on balls : OIV Oliirk , 1 ; off Wldner , : i.
Tlmo of game : Uno hour and forty-live min
utes. Umpire : ( jucnlhcr. Itatturlcs : UlitrK
uml IlurlevVIlnor.inil : : Donoliuc. lilts :
Toledo. U ; Milwaukee , "J. Errors : Toledo , U ;
Milwaukee II.
( Joi.u.Miius , O. , Juno 22 , Minneapolis won
easily , Score :
Columbus a 00010020-5
Minneapolis * 8
Earned runs : Mlnnc'inolis. 3. Two-base
hits : L'amulOfi , Kiitz , Hwartzull. HIIRO on
bulls : Ity riwiirtzoll , 4 | by O'Day. 3. btruek
out : lly Swiirtzell , 4 ; by O'Day , 0. Wild
pitches : Sw.irt'/oll. Left on bases : Cnlum-
iiiib. 5 ; Minneapolis , 4. Umpire : r-ur.ul. Time :
Out : hour and titty minutes.
FOIIT WAYNC , Ind. , Juno 22. Omah * game
postponed ; wet grounds.
Niitloiml League.
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 22. Cleveland won
today's gomo by heavy batting , assisted by
errors. Score :
Cincinnati 0 30000000 3
Uluvclund 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 4 U
Earned runs : Cincinnati , 1 ; Cleveland , 2.
lilts : Cincinnati , 1U ; Cleveland. 11. KITOI-H :
Cincinnati , I ) : ( J.cvolnnd. 2. llattcrlos : Mnl-
lanc. lleinmliigs uud Murphy : Cuppy and
O'Connor.
PHILADELPHIA , Pa. , Juno 22. The Phillies
won two games Irom Baltimore today. Score :
Haltimoro 0 8
rtilladclphla 0 4104000' 1) )
Hits : Baltimore , 15 ; Philadelphia. 15. Errors :
llnltlmore , I ) : 1'hlladolplilii , u. Eurnod runs :
IlaltlinoreO : I'hlladolplila , 7. llattunes : Huf-
llnston and Itoblnson ; Esper und Clements.
Second game :
llnltlinoro 0 3
I'lilladulphla 1 01000500-7
lilts : lliiltlmore , 10 ; Philadelphia , 12. Er
rors : .Ilaltlmore , 0 ; riilladolpnlu , L Earned
runs : Baltimore. 3 ; I'lilladolphlii. tl. llat
tcrlos : Cobb and Ounson ; Woyhlng and
Climicnts.
WASHINOTOK , D. C. , Juno 22. The Wnsh-
Ingtons defeated iho New Yorlts today.
Score :
Washington 11-10
Now York 0 1 14
UltM Washington. 18 : Now York , 18. Errors :
Washington , Oi Now York , 8. Earned runs :
Washington. 4 : New Yurk , 0. lluttcrlos :
Abbey and Mllllgau ; Crane and lloylo.
State I.rngue.
UKAND ISLAND , Nob. , Juno 23. | Special
Telegram to Tim I3ncl Tb'o game today
was a close and exciting one until the sev
enth and eighth innings , when Grand Island
inado cloven singles and two-baso lilts and
a homo run , which with several bases on
balls and errors netted nineteen runs. Score ;
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 1 14 5 2-32
Hastings U. Oil 4
llattorlus : Grander Island. Hopper and
Heady ; Hastings. ! 'iokrd. Johnoon , Clark
and Jlcl'urlund. Intnl. Grand Island. 21 ;
Hastlnus , 7. Errors ; Grand Island , 4 ; llast-
IUSB , is , [ l
Btttinlliiff o th Toaini.
WKSTCUX LKAUUE.
W. I. P.C. m w. i , p.o
ColunitniB 3 < t II 72 lUniu Cltf. . . M XI (8.11
Milwaukee Ii ID Ml , Mlunoupolla , , 111 ID < i.I
Onialm , . ! M Jl " KoVt Wajrne. . . 14 U 3i,8
Toledo 'i ) III U 27 Vl.V
NATIONAl , UlAdL'E.
Iloiton f& 17 wJK ) | York : il 28 16.1
llrooklyn . . . U S ) \VinlUiiiUon t'i.i
1'lillailuliililu , 3 yj . l'ltt lmrK. 'ii 11,8
Clnclimtul. . . 82 U Lqulivllla ft Ji
nfi
Cluvoluuil. . . . , iti i-nni.
Clilcagu 21)27 ) Uiltliuuro 27.U
HTATt' IfcAOUB.
llcatrlco. . . . . 21 8 75. < | K < mrnoy. , 15 17 411.9
Urnnil Ulanil 21 12 CIJ ! rriMuonl. . 11 18 . I7.U
10 17 9 plJt'tmuuiou It 1UM
A rnoni : tllu Alkiittciim.
SrntNoricLi ) , Nob.lluno 23. fbpeolal
Telegram to TUB HKE.J The Grays re-
deomvd tbembolvea today , putting up ono of
the greatest gaines over witnessed on tbo
home grounds , ana winning by a score of Ute
to 1. Harlan wits In the box for the locals
and hold the visitors down to four llttlo
scratch bits , wbllo IJakorwus touched up for
llvo , Including a thrc.0.bagger. The feature
of tbo irarao wo * I'riniloy's catch of u lout ;
tly in deep let' , and hi phenomenal throw to
ilrot , executing as nice a double play as
over was mado. The suing teams pluy to
morrow. Score :
Hurlngflold 3
I'mttsmoutli. ' . . 1
_ llatturles : Harlan und Hull : Ilakor and
MlrBdio. Hltm Hprln lloli , } ; IMutUiuouth ,
4. Three-buso hlU ! i'rliilluy , 1 , btruok out ;
liy Hurlun , 1U ; by llakcr. p. ICrrorv ; Hprlnx-
Uuld , I ; I'lattuiiiuuth , 1 , ' Double pluvt : I'rliu
ley to Ktnyro. Time of Ritmoi One hour nnd
tlurty-tlro minutes. I'mplrci POJC.
Bum , Neb , , Juno -ISpcclal Telegram
to THB BKB. ] The Hod Birds were defeated
here today by the Beatrice longuo team. Of
course It was predicted to bo so , but If tha
homo team had not been n little nfratd of
tu ra they would have made It a llttlo moro
Interesting for the victors. The Beatrice
team did more heavy batting and nro iho
worst kind of thlevca to steal bases ,
but they plixv hero again tomorrow
and the score will bo different then. At the
end of the fourth Inning iho grnni stand
roasted the umpire , Davis , so bad for a de
cision on second buso that ho quit and Pond
finished It But Iho grand stand wns off , at
the runner says the second baseman touched
him , Score by Innings :
Illalr. . , . 301200000 ft
IJoatrlco 4flOS2408 t M
llattcrlos ! lliulr , llrott , Nlokson and Du
rum ! lloatrlcc , Stager , Kddonjor und
Holmes.
. > / / : / : KI.VO.
Itcciinls Mniln liy tlio tlitlltipcrs In Yestcr
ilitj-'s Struggle for CitHlt.
ST. Louts , Mo. , Juno SJ. Track modor-
ntcly fast , weather hot , attendance fair.
First race , solllnc. six furlongs : Knvy won.
Out of Sight second , llrnt llitrto third , Time ;
Second rueo,2-vonr-o1ds , live furlongs : Mao
Brown won , I.ovuluud second , Litdy May
third. Tlmo : 1:0IK. :
Third rate , selling , six furlongs : Ml s I.ou
won , Miss lluitiara second , L'oronel third.
Time : 1:1S : > 4.
I'oiuth race , selling , six fiirloncs : Klldnro
won , Siir ot second , Muney Hakes third.
Tlinii : liitl'i.
Fifth nice , ono inilot Oiletto won. Ten Sot
second , Long Ton third. Tlmo : lUX
Sixth race , ono ntllu nnd 100 ynrds : Princess
L'nio won. Iorn Wlllowbrook second , Ell Kln-
< liK third. Tlmo : lll. ; !
Seventh nice , handicap , seven and one-halt
furlongs : Kthel llr.iv won , D'jlllkcns second ,
Mury buo third. Tlniot 1:10.
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 83. Litonla results :
1'lrst riee : , soUlns , Il-year-oldi and upwards ,
llvo nnd one-hnlf furlonus : Je a Hello won.
Vitsbtl second , Kosolit thltd. Tltnn : lila
Suconil riti'u. sclltiu , Il-yenr-olds and up
wards , ono mile : Kiln Shlpinitti won , King
, Punster second , I.ockport third. Time :
Third race , maiden 2-yoir-olds : , fourund
one-half furlongs : llunin Hey won. lloiinotu
second , The Sculptor third. Time ! 37 > i.
1 ourtli lace , : ! -yuar-oldsnnil iipwards. mlle
nnd ruvotityyarilu : Irish Thief won. l.llllitn
" ' ' second. Lillian Lindsay third , Time :
Tilth race , maiden" . : i-.vcar-olils und up
wards , six furlongs ; Mttllss won , Unlhoiin
second , Alice llritiid third. Tlmu : lIOi. !
SKth race , il-yoi r-olils und upwards , six und
0"o-htlf fiirlo-igs : llynrcn won. lirutclilnc
second , W. I > Miinson third. Time : 1OJ. :
Hiuii'siiiAi : : ) BAY , U I. , Juno 2) . Wouihor
line ; track fast. Attendance , 7,030.
I'lrst race. Kiilurlty course : Kingston won ,
Osrlo second , Trtnglo third. Tlmu : 1:11.
Second race. 1'tnsy stuUos. throe-quarters
of u mlle : KUra. won. I.ovolaco second ,
Klchluwuy third. Tlmo : 1:17.
Tliltd race , futtirltv course : Zor.lug won.
Doncastor second , Lorhner third. Tlmo :
Fourth race , seven furlongs : llelwood
won , Kagot second , Uustucd third. Time :
l:2a :
Fifth race , ono mlle : Ills Illelincss won , I.P-
panto second , Hex third. Tlmu : 1:10.
Sixth race , mlle and ono-sUtomith : I'rather
won , Roquefort second , Tom Tough third.
Time : is-0 l- . " > .
Tim Bun's tins for today at Shcopshcad
Bay are :
1. Wllllo Ii KlngbrldKo.
! ! . Hainmlc Don Alunzo.
3. Tiiinmanv I'atron.
4. Haiiiuut | Masterlodo.
n. Mujor Dome Madstono.
0. Wuttersoii lirchmont. :
.i/f.wr.
Complete 1,1st at Clringcs in the Itcgular
Scr\Icc'S.
WASHINGTON- . C. , Juno 22. [ Special
Telegram to Tun BEI : . ] The following army
orders were issued yesterday :
First Lieutenant Samuel D. Freeman ,
Tenth cavalry , Is relieved from dut.v. at the
United States Military ncademy , September
13 , 1892 , when ho will proceed to Join his
regiment. Tlio leave of ubsonco cvantcd
Captain Edgar Brothortou , Ninth infantry ,
Department of the East , Is extended two
month ; . The following named oHIcors
will proceed from West Point , N , Y. , to
Cambridge , Mass. , on ofllnial business : First
Lieutenant Sedgwick Pratt , Third artillery.
First Lieutenant Frank Hnrlow , First artil
lery. Cnptuln John B. Babcock , Fifth cav
airy , will visit the camp of the Illinois Na
tIonul guards at Sprlnglicld , 111. , during the
period of its encampment , commencing July
1) ) . 1SOJ , and ending August 21 , 18U2. Leave
of absence for ono month on account of sick
ness , with permission to apply for an exten
sion thereof , Is granted First Lieutenant
Douglas A. Howard , ordnance department.
Increasing Appropriations.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 22. The postof-
flco unnropriiUiou bill as completed and re
ported to the sonnto today appropriates ? 80-
807,312 , or an increase of $ -2,22J-l79 over the
amount us the bill came from the houso. To
tlio agricultural appropriation tbo committee
has made additions aggregating ? . ' ! 7r > 0 ( > so
that It carries an nnpropriatlon of $ ) ,247,9'J5. '
CoiilirmiMl tlio Appiiiiitnifiit.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 22. G. C. L.
Goodman's appointment as register of the
land ofllco nt Uvnnston , Wyo. , has boon con
tinued by the senate.
North American Timierlmml.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno22. Tbo North
American Turnorbund completed its work
hero today and adjourned sino dlo.
n'KSTxnx I'.wKtxa IXTEKESTS.
Homo linprovonuint lii the Movement of
3IiirkutuIlo Hot" .
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 22. | Special Tole-
gramtoTiin BEE. | Tomorrow's Prlco Cu-
rent will say : The packing in the west for
tha week has been K.'J.OOO bogs , against 295-
000 the prcccdlnc WCCK and 235,000 last year ,
making a total of 3,930,000 sluco March 1 ,
against 3,480,000 last year. Attractive
prices for bogs has encouraged frco market
ing.
Packing at prominent places compares as
follows ;
CITIES. | 1KI. . | Ih'.ll.
Chicago , II7U.I W 1.VI5.UUU
Kansas City. , , M'j.ooo < iojo
Omalm Wil.OOJ
St. Louis ITO.KX ( )
lmlunniolls. ! | . r.llXK ! ( ) m.oao
Mlhtniikt'o , , , . 117.000
Clnclnnntl. . . . . tlll.WJ IIJ.UK )
Ccilnr Hnplils. 10I.OX
yiourClty B7.IWO 85.1X10
Ht. .Joseph. . , . . ViWU 33.003
Ottuinwa. . . . . . b'J.UOJ
( Cleveland . . . , 10S.UIWI
AMUSEMENTS.
Farnam St. Thaaire POPULAn PHICE3.
LAST WEEK.
DODD OPERA CO. ,
IN
"OLxIVEX T'TEX"
Mullncu Wodnosduy and Saturday ,
WONDERLAND.
Week Com mcncInJ ; line i0th. !
niJOU OPI3HA OO
20 SVEETi" } TAVOKITES. M
I'lrtt half of weak , "MIKADO. "
Jjt t half of week , "M A8COT1V
STIIONCJ CAhT. Al.li hTAHS.
Ono Dliuo to All. Bent' , & nrvl 10 Cunta
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Diroclor , Emlnlnnr
14 N. Main Street ,
OOUNOIfj DLUKKS.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council lllu.Ti-
Capital etco'f . . . . . tlltl > ,00t )
burpluauuJI'roflts . . HUUUU
ctapta n urpii. . . , . . . . , .
DlructorJ. . I ) . iCiliiiu.i | it > i , H. i , . dajtr >
lpft.on , K. K. linn , I. A , Mlllir , J. V. Illn3iiiii
ardClmrle > It. llnnanu. TransictKDiioral btuU-
lii biumoiii. l.ar toi' capital undburpluiof
uny bunlclu tloutliweaturn lo .
ON TIMS
Your next week's washing
ft
\ r- - -
Will look whiter , w.ill be cleaner and will
be done with less lixbor If
SANTA CLAUS SOAP
Is used. The. clothes will smell swcctc-rancl
Will last Ionian. SANTA CLAUS SOAP is
pure. , it cleans but does not injure irhe-
fabric , It does n.ot rou he-n orchapthe-
hands.
Millions it Do You. P
. _ use * , _ . .
t ' - 7 ' % -J"-TT - * L'J - * -Sg- - -.j
N. K. FA ! RBANK fiCCO. , M'fr CH ICAG.O ,
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. SohoodRiiol : , Proprietor. Olllcos (121 ( Bro.idwny , Council Blutfs and l-5'2
Fnrnum St , Onmlm. Dye , clean uml rclinlsh { jojJs of every tlo ! > orlpUtni. P < tolc
ntros rooolvod tit either ollico or til tlio Works , Uor. Avo. A und IMth St. , CouncL
Blurt's. Bond for price Hat.
Merchant * who have shop worn or soiled fabrics of any character can hava
thorn rcdyod and finished equal to now.
BKD FEATUHUS HKNOVATHD AND CLEANED BY STEAM , with tha
most approved machinery , at loss cost Until you ever paid before _
W. PAMLE M. D.
r. . , . .
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Eiperience.
HBADKR OF DISEASES OF MEN AND
WOMEN. rilOriSIETOK OF TUB
AVOUI.1VS II UKItAL mSPISN-
SAitv OF MII > ICIM : .
/ treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and I.ungs ; Dis
eases of the Eye and Enr.ntsaml Apoplexy , Henri
Disease , Liver Complaint. Kidney Compliant ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Somlnal
Weakness. Diabetes BriRht's Dr-case , St. Vltus'
fianco. liheumallsin , I'ftrnljfIf , White Swelling
Scrofula , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula in ano removed without
the knife or drawlnc a drop of
blood. Woman with her ilclicnto organs re-
Btored to health. Dropsy cured \vithout tapping.
Special Attention s'von ' * ° private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
8SO to 85OO forfeit for any Venereal Disease -
ease i cannot euro without mcroury.
Tape Worm * removed In two or three hours , or no
pay. llomorrlioicla or Plica cured.
THOSn WHO AUK AFFMCTED
WlllEove llfo and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlio only Physician who cun toll wlmt nils
a ponton without a lclii n question.
All correspondence strictly confidential , lledlolne
seiit by express. Address all letters to
G
f Bill
BBB Broad-way , .
C 3 11 311 BluTj , I owa
Omaha Medical fiml
INSTITUTE.
FIRMARY
FOH.
TREATMENT
OP ALL
Ilrstfiio llllli'S , upparuttis it ml Ho-no iiai
forsticcpssfttl Iru itnniit tif ivory forra
of disease ro < | iilrln : it.udlcal or
mir le-il tro a t'ii flit ,
M beds for pullcntH , bo ml airl attondanoa
HcHt uuc'OinaJulions In tlio we t.
Wrlto for circulars on doformltios nnl
brucoH , trussux. club foot , otirw.ituros of siilria ,
lilies. tuinor < , oincoru.ifirrli. bronchitis. In-
lialiuloii.olcctrK'lty , pinilynli. onlluosy , kid-
Il"a M
DISEASES OF
Women l''IUil.Vu : hitvuliiluly ud lud it lyliu
in dop trtmont for women durfnx coiillnomuau.
Hrlctly ur.v.ito.l Only Hallitblo Mudlu l lu-
ttitutomaUlne a Riioul ilt
,
AU Hood DlHuusM Nuccuisfully troitoL
byuhllltlo 1'olson lumovud from tlio nyntoin
without iniirciiry. Now ituntoratlva 'I'roat-
inunlforl.osiof VITAh I'OWKIt 1'ursot.s un-
ublo to visit ut mar bu troatud ut homo by
< orromon lonce. All communication * conU-
tlentlitl. MuJ clni-s or InstrnmmiU bent t < y
mull oroxpress. souuruly puckud , no marxs to
ind catuconlontaor ooiiUur. Unu per ounl In-
tory ow preforro J , Call and consult us or son J
history of your cuso. and wo will send In plalu
wrupnur. our
' ' "BE : Uoon I'rlvato
ROOK 777 MEN ,
uuun iu men
, Bpo0Ut | , , r NOPVotii ! I > H.
oaioslmpotonoy. B/pltllU , Oluut uu.l Varloo-
role , with quostton IUU
Hrucce , Appliances for Deformities Si Trunoi
Unlyiiiiinufitolury In the Wcdtof JttifOtt.il.
MTY 'tl'l'l.l.lAUKS , TttUaatili , KLKUCKM
HA TTKUIKH AND UKlStH.
Oinaha Medical and Surfiic.il Institute ,
26th and Broadway , Oounoll Bluffi
Ton inlnutns * rldo from conturof Umalii on
Omaha and Oounull UluITi ulostrlu motor lluv ,
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFrS.
17IOK SALE Rood flro proof s-ifo with stool1
-I ? eliest , sultalilu for sum 1 hanlc. 1'lrat
National li.mk , Conucll llluirs. lu ;
OUSK ? Kcm .SAljK- Three marcs for sale
H
lit the Iowa School fur thu Ho.if ; til so
wanted iv llr-ttcl.iss mutcliud irrlagu tuaiu.
lluiiry W. Itothurl , siip''iliitoiideiit.
"IjlOU SAM ; n\tr.i line , thorouclihred. .lor-
1' sov mill , solid color , reulsturod Htook ; ll
mouths old. 7 ± < S. l-'lut struct.
! and Co-iiiulssloii Stovos. furnl-
STOKAHIi
turo. utc. , htnrod 11111 sold on commission uC
lowest r.ito ) . L. rtliiiiuimn. ! IM Hro. lw. > y.
TH'OU SAIiH OitHinall iiaynionts. fruit uml
JJ KEirdon laud no.ir Council lllulfs. K , II.
i-lioafe. llroadw.iy and Main htroot.
1T\Oit \ KBST Two of the best Carries llatstia
JU Tourth street.
LV YOU have iinrthln ? for site or tratlo too
II II. Shu.ifo. llrnidway and Main stront :
iroil KENT Iwolllir.'Klu ) nil parts of tha
lv city. It II. Slioitfo. llroadway and Main. .
rOU HALE Kiirnlltio ll.vtiirei loa o und
L'ood will of hotel with IU room * In a uooil
NehnisUaclty ; will tr.ido for stock of ininonil
incruhuiidKe. K , U. tilicufe , Itroadwity and
ilulnst rei t.
T71OH SAIiK-Or trailn. A sU-room fninis
JU dwolllnir. Rluhth iivmiue. cor. 23th t , . prlou
SI.4JO. II II. yiiuufe. Itro tdw.ty und Main sts.
Irolt bAljK The only note ! In n small town
1 f > J iniliM from Uounitll H'u'.ri. lias an leu
cream parlor with pee I trailo. Knrnltiiro In
voices ! tfH,03l. ( liiilldlnir * . ' , iiUJ. Will tr.tiln for
( rood resident nroporty in Ciiiinull HuillX a
hii.ip for tliu rlitht p-uty. K. II. Hhu.ifo , lire id-
wn.v nnd Mai" utreet.
IPOU HAI.K A porfuctly now surry very
XV'hoip. Cull ut Mrs. U. A. Uobliison's , 7'Jl
Klrst avriui' * , city.
niOK HKNT-Klght-ronm dwelling. 2JI Wush-
J ? liiiton uvo. . modern style and convenience
ienceIn ( ixcelienl repair , ronU ti > . K II.
Hheafe , Ilro.idway and Main Hta.
171OK HAI.K lloiel and restaurant In u pros-
J3 porous Nebra-ilfa city , p.ivlns buhfnoss ,
food reasons for'-olllni ; , price$1UJ' . It Is a
snap. E. H. Hioafillroadwiiy anil Main streot.
$ e."iO will buy n nice new honsu ; monthly
miyniontf , ( Ii foot lot In Orliuos'itddltlou
J.15J. Ijiirirullut of property for H.ilo , .lohn-
stou & Vim I'uttcn.
"IT1OII gAliE btandard bred maro. Tyoari
JJ old , Hliod liy Dr. Archibald. No. ' "llSi nrs
lam by ( jlonwood. record WlT'l , Who Is a llnu
chestnut , IKIH shown zood speed. U contln and
well broken to drive single or double , vroUlH
nbout 1.0JJ IbH. May bo BOOH at bain of W , ( J.
Uttcrbaok. 'JiH West Ilroiidwny , Counoll
Illulla. I'rlco } . ' . ' ) ) . Jacob Hlms.
\XTANTni ) Good clrl. OooJ waues for reV -
V > liable lrl. Now.ishliiK. Mfa. B. U , Hinltli ,
717 Klrat itveiiuo.
Tlioil SAI.E-rann. 12) ) acre ? , Eonton On. .
JJ Mlssnuri. with linprovi-iiiuiits ; will tritdo
for merchandise ) ; nrluo { 1'JJJ. K , II , Simula ,
llroiidway and M.-iln Htieut.
"TjlOK HAIiK Kami , Vit items , In DloUonsou
JL ? Co , low.i.'JIO acres broke , balance funcud
pasture and inoixdow , I'rloo KJitn aero. E. II
Blieafe , Uro.tdw.ty and Muln Btruot.
farms In Potta'-vixttntnlu
Co. , Iowa. n. U. bhsufe , llroadway und
Miilnstieot.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' ' for horses and cattla ncui
PAH'I'UKAOE water and coed uaro. E. II ,
Blicafo. llroadway and Muln street.
71011 SAMJ K.OO ) stosk of Konnral mor-
- chandlsn , well lee itud within 100 mlliH of
Omaha. Will titkopirtlu Ian I of beat qual
ity. iniliiiico cash. II II. Slioafc. Droadwity
n nil MaliiHtroet.
rOH SAfjE ( Jrocory stock llxturox. ho us ,
etc. I'rlco Jl.rxj ) . Exrclluut trade , well
L'stabllshul , larxu profits ; must ho sold ut
onuo. for , toQ'l cause. E. II , Hlio.ifo , llroadway
and Main Htioet.
FOUHAIE The stamping business und ur
nimilUiworU mulurlalH ; HIU going to luuva
city ; good ulianco for a liulv to go In bualnosi.
H i p. il. 1 ' .MU'S. 41 ii llroiidwav. roiinell HI nil
\\TANTI3D Nebraska lands In iixuhiiii o
> ' for Counoll IlluirK projiorty. F. II. Bhwifo.
llroitMwav and Main utrooi.
fTtllUIT lauds , g.trdon Inn U , farms and ulty
Jpropnrl v for Halo or tr.ido. Day & llosi , : > 'J
1'oiirj BtruuU
FOK UKNTTho two-story lirudc .moliira
dwollliiir hoiiio. H rouinn , nil modern eon. .
vt'iilunccH , No. ? l I'Jfili uvunnu , from July 14
lless. _ _
] T1OH HUNT Nli-cly furnUliod wovini n ni
. boiiie , with ) ilino.bitli ; : , hut and cold witter
service and r.tiiitu. Aildrma V H' ' . lluu.
_
IjlOIl HA1.E Klovator with coin fihullor ,
JU 4twO bu , U .liy corn ur ndur , 10) ) bu. au
hour ; xaw mill ittttclimunt , 4H II , I * , online :
iliilnv it trooj bun iuM > . ; lucittod nour t/'ouncll
lllulfH. Will t iKuRoail I'Hid In uxchiuuo or
Mill cheap for cash , Ii II. Hliuafo , llroadway
undMitln Hl
iriOU ItnNT-T-room fnriilshud with
J- bath , ul'- , , uuiitrilly louata.l I runt , * w.uj
pur moiitli to partlun wltlio itohl jldroii. IX 11.
Mioafe. llro.tdway und Muln titiout.
FOU HAI < B-'I'hi ) Undliu hotul In u Nebrui.
ku ulty ( if ; ' 0.njii : hn:0 ; : rooms. fcudnUJ e tell
meal , vouil bar tr.ido. nets fi.V.wi ) pur moiitli.
Ions ; ( 'Miib'.UIiorl. leitsu ban throu vo.tMto rum
nrlcu. t.wo.w. halt cash or will tr.ido foi
Umiiha luuldunuL' , K. II , Hlieufu , HrnaJtvuy
und .Main utrcot.
TTlOKRAMv-.Stoo'.T of murfhnnillBijHnd linlld-
JIIIK lii food lowu town ! Hioo'4 Invoivui
Jl.f/OJ.OO : himuooJ ir.idu ; bulldhu , 11.001.OJj H
bitrKulnj will talio L-ooil Inwit hind In ox.
I'liunuc. It II. Hliojfo , llroadway und .Muln
ut ruot.
TnUHNIHHJ.'l ) room to runt , ut 15 HuitHinun
-L' street , on motor llnu. Uofumncusfixnilri d ,
V\7ANTKD Olrl for coiittrnl liousuworUi
TT Apply ut IK'vJVoat llroudwtty ,