Nebraska Newspapers

    'HE OMAHA DAILY BEEI3ONDAY ; : , JULY 18 , 1812.
i THE OMAHA BEE.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. ISPK
tci'imrl tj Carrier tonnr pnttof the City
II \ \ . T1I.TON. - MANAGER
nesgOfflce . No 41
No 2J
N \ ' . PitimblnpCo.
lioston sloro for aiy goods.
Council UlutTs Lumber Co. ,
'I ho citv council will meat tonipht.
The school board will moot this evening In
regular monthly session.
ralrmount park wns n popular resort yes
terday. Neatly every trnln thnt enturcil the
pnrK ilurltiK thn nflcrnoon was \\oll loixclcd
with people from Council Hluffs and Ormba.
Dick Lnndon , who Is well known In pollco
circles In this city , was nrrostcd Friday
nftertioon In Missouri Valley on the charge
of selling whisky without n irovarn merit per
mit. Ho Is now occupying n tuli ' ttio tlty
Jail.
Mnnaun wns visited bv n largo crowd ycs-
Icriliiy afternoon. 'Iho utlractloiiseru
1'rol. OKHWII mid his Japanese purfonnors
mid Dalbev's hand , Aho t-'a\P 11 conceit In
thi pavilion. The bents were well pation-
Ized all day.
'Iho Fort Omnha defeated the Council
IJlulTs tcnin In a ton Inuliii ; u.uuo at the
Diivliiu park scsterJav iittcrnoon by a ioro
of Hi to in JJattoiIns : Council UlutTs ,
Cutnmlta's. Miller and ( iaduoj 1'ort Omaha ,
Cody and Oubcriy.
Miss Julia Ofller entertained n number of
fi lends nt a musical at hep homo on Willow
ovuniiu last Wednesdav afternoon. Atnoni ;
thoRtiests were Mrs. Nelllo Hatiss-SUeltoti
mid Mr Whitney Moekrldj.0 of Chicago , Mr
mid Mrs.V. . 1C. Sitpn , Mr. ana Mrs. J. 1\
MtUco and Mr. . ! . I , . I'.i.Uon.
Another victim of the Ivif.tvctto addition
ho ix hastnrnud up. Hounded some colts oiT
for n lot that vuis reptcsonted to bo In this
nddlllon and to bo furnished uitU all the
modern improvements , p.titictilarly the city
water. 1 ho necotlitlnns had not cone so far
that the victim wns all a victim , however ,
mill hu dcelated the Undo off upon being ml-
vised as to the tiuo state of affair ) .
The delivery XMifjnn bclonplai ; to William
Kcolltii' , the Upnor liro.utw.iy uutchorvas
dniKpd ( down liroiulway yesterday foionoon
bi the fractious steed whitti Is supposed to
draw It about thn streets In a staid , iilKiullcd
uny. It had none 1ml a shoit distance uLien
the front and rear \\huols pnited company.
The horse bccntno u edged in finally between
an ko waj oti and a tolephoao pole ni'.ir the
Methodist cbutch , ami ImJ to stop. Thu
wapon was consldcinbly damaged , but no
ono was hurt.
The cround between the city bulldlne and
the ] ill lias been sodded and a neat lattice
Wet ic fcnco has been put up back of thcgriss
plat thus formed to shut olT the view ot the
mnrkct plucu from the sticot. There Is talk
of puttlnjr n fountain In the front ) ard. The
palntliiL' of the three city buildings Is almost
loi.nplcuu anu the appearance of things in
the viemltv Is consldei ably changed for the
better. The woik has been done with but
little oxpcibo to the citv , the chain UI\I\K \
Imvlui. been taken off from the streets and
pleased Into this service.
Mrs. U'lnslcm's Sonihliig Hvrnp for chll-
dr'ii teething ctnos ulnd colicdlauhua ! , etc.
' > cunts ! i bo lie.
KIII : : > COOL.
Drrsa A < eordlnj.- the \\Vut lifr.
Visit the I { ( Mon store ; there you will
liiul the luifjiM ilNpluy of buininur dross
( joints nt iv nominal co-t.
Our coinploto line of all wool ehallius
for ISc ,
All our Lantdownes in light shinies
for 87 Jc.
: ! , ( IOO yards of lijrlit and moiliumol -
orcil In wns , nil fust colors , for ! 5o a , jard.
100 do7oii Indies'ribbed vcMs , 60 each.
Ludli's' waibUoshow nn immense us-
borlinont. Our line of ladies' blaclc bit- !
oen waists c.innot bo equaled.
Hosiery All that is necessary is to too
our line and { jet our prices.
Our Toe .summer corsets for Me. Our
&l.00iuaruntccd tuiiiinoi1 coisets for ( ic. ! )
BOSTON STOUK.
Council BlulTs , In.
J. L. Pnxton Is In Kansas City.
Miss Hcsslu Mnr o loft Saturday evening
frr tier homo In Chicago.
\V III T. Lnngu has returned from , college
to mend the an minor vacation at homo.
nx-CoiiRres > .man It. O. Herr of Michigan
is In the city , the suu t of C. 11. I'lunuy.
Pi of. Itoy L. Smith , a uell known pianist
of Fremont , Nob. , was Intho Ululls yester
day.
day.Miss
Miss Nelllo Harding of Atlantic. In. Is a
Ktiost of Mrs. VfL. 1'roynor on South riot
btrect.
Mr and Mrs. .T. M. Campbell and son
Ho\ leave today for ChitMgo. Mr. Cnmnbcll
\\illtakoan eastern business trip while his
\\ifo and ton \isitin Chicago and other
poll ts In Illinois.
TraliiH lonvo Matmwii ually at 8 a ndlO
ii.in. , 12 in. , and 1 , " 'Jtb : , 8 , 'MO , 1 ,
'l.(0 ( , 5 , 5i : ; ( ) , 0 , iiiO. : ; 7. 7tO : ; , 8 , fcuo : , o ,
) : : ) , 10 , ltlSO : , 11 and 11V : > p. in. Tlio
11:55 : train will mnl < o connection with
Iho hifat electric motor CM1 lor Oinahit
William Welch will have carryalls to
loiivo the end of the motor line on
Pierce sit cot for Chautauqua at 25e for
Iho lotind trij ) . Carriayos lue ! ouch
v > ay.
CIllKllIK Out.
All trimmed work at GOoon the dollar.
Flowers , ribbons , laces and everything
that buloiitrs to millinery at leas than
t'OHt. The Louis , MiiHonio blocK ,
AKldliUllinl tin , Xlltl\r * ,
An Insani1 patient named Shormar , who
lias boon conllnod la St. nornurd's hospital
for some time pist , raised a large gardoa
patch of Cain yoaorday noon on Lower Mala
itr-'ct.
Ho had iiecn subject to tits of Insanity , tut
nt such times as the tits were not on him ho
was allowed a good deal of liberty. Ho was
given permission to eat dinner with his
family on Lower llroadway yoitcrdav noon ,
ns ho was apparently fcoling as well as any
ono. When ho got homo his olu
tioublo suddenly came upon him. Ho
nibbed out of the house , followed
by bl Mstcr-ln-law who nct-mcd
to have more control over him than pny
other member of the family. Kvon she , how
ever , scorned this time to have no control
over him. On the way ho seized a half
until , and wildly gesticulating at the people
tie mot on the street , no threatened to Kill
uny ono that dare vumo near him. The people
very naturally gave him cotuldontbly more
than Iho stiuro of ulitowalk ho was legally
entitled to and along Uroauway from Suvontti
to Twenty-seventh stream his progress was
uiiuktfd uy n largo , lonesome lookini ?
vacancy.
In the moantlmn the police atatloo received
soiuithlng less than tuenty-llve calls for
help and all the available ofllcors wore sent
nut to lint u nulotui on the wild man' * an
tics. He eluded them all by taking a motor
car for Omaha. Dr. J. O. Waterman was
thu only man who trlod to stop him in hU
i-oumo. Ho had bcon his physician and pro-
( iuino I on tlio relations thus existing to ask
Shorinan to go home and buhavo himself ,
A dKturmtiiod motion of the hand that hold
the bilcK caused him to bcut a dlgultlcd
ro treat.
I'lrn hiiln.
On Monday and Tuesday of this week
Mies Hat-mlalo will hell all inllllnory
j-oodB at one-quarter of original cost on
account o ( the reuont 11 ro.
( 'liiiutiiniiiii | Tnilni ,
Ixmvo Counoll Hlulln from Rock
Inland ( lojiot ut 0:10 : a. m. , 8:1)0 : ) n. in ,
0:30 : u. in. , 10:27 : 11. m. , 1:00 : p. in. , 1:50 : p.
m. , 0:50 : p. m. , 7:00 : j > . in. , 7:30 : p. w.
NE\VS \ FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Dr. Sloman's Body Found Floating iu Lake
Manawa's Placid Waters.
MYSTERY STILL SURROUNDS HIS END
No Mnrks ot Vlolrnrc on Iho Hod } mill None
ol thn Doctor' * Porioiml Kllctts
lti > ino\i > il ciit to Detroit
lor Interment.
The mystery ns to the whereabouts ot Dr.
E. K. Sloman has booa cleared up , but the
question of how ho got tharo is still unan
swered , nna the affair Is surrounded by a
mystery that all efforts to unravel seem only
to deepen. The search that was made by
the friends of the missing man on Saturday
lasted all day , but at night It was given up
as n bad ] ob , not the slightest clue being ob
tainable.
A grcai sensation was caused Saturday
afternoon by a false report that was set In
circulation by Coroner Soybert , to the effect
that the body had boon found. The report
was communicated to the friends of the miss-
dig man In Omaha , \\lio telegraphed It to
Mrs. Sloman at Detroit. The report had tote
to bo afterwards contradicted by another tele
gram , mid consldernolo unnecessary anxiety
was caused thr > unfortunate- woman by the
LOioncr's fake.
During Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs S.
K. Mitchell , MM. C. J. Mitchell and Mr. Ned
Mitchell , while riding on the lake , saw the
head of n man floating In tbo water on the
outside of the lake opposite the hotel. They
reported what they had seen and a search
was mudo tit luc point in question , without
avail.
I'ounil Floating In thn lal < c.
Yesterday morning about 0 o'clock the
man who keeps the bo Us on Iho north side
ot the laltosaw a dark object floating about
not fur from the boich on the south side.
He at once Investigated , and found that it
was the body of a nun. Ho rowed as quickly
us possible across the Inko to the hotel and
secured assistance. Ueturnlnir to where the
body \\as It diu not tnUe long to got the body
into the boit and back to thn hotel It was
Identified ns t'io body of Dr Sloman. It was
changed , howo\er , until the Intimate friends
of luo dead man could hardly icali/.o that It
was the body of their triend. It nud Deon In
the water over forty eight hours , and the
wnim weather had caused decomposition to
sot in.
In the meantime Coroner Sovbart and
Undertaker W. C. Estop had been notified ,
and the bed > was soon taken to iho under
taker's. In the cvcnlnc Itvas dispatched to
Detroit , Mich , lor burial.
An inquest will bo held this morntnc at 10
o'cloclc , when it Is hoped that some of the
mastery connected with the death will bo
denied up. Thoio iue several theories as to
the cause. There were i.o marks of
violence on the body , and on thn
dead man's por&on were found n gold watch
and chain , u diamond ring and some small
chance , showing that no roboory had been
committed or even attempted The watch
was found to have been stopped by thu water
at 7 ; : > 0 o clock , but it nod evidently run for
quite n while after ho fell Into the water , us
when the body was found there were only u
few drops of water in the warm.
Some aio of the ooimon that the dead man
was pulling his boat into shore when ho lost
hU balance and fell from the dock into tno
deep water. This theory nceojiiU for the
fact that the boat was found floatIng -
Ing rigtt side up and dry inside.
Tno men connected with the hotel
admit , however , tnat when Dr. Sloman left
the hotel Thnr day night to gn out on thu
lake for the row that cost him his lifo ho
seemed to be in his usual good spirit ? .
Do Witt's Sarsaparllla destroys such poi
sons as scrofula , skin diseases , eczema , rheu
matism. Its timely use saves many Hvos.
Colfax plncror ale and mineral water
sold ul wholesale by Duquotto & Co. .
manufacturing confectioners.
The .Towel jrasolino sto7o is the best
in the world for safety , durability and
economy , and the now Jewel is its equal.
See thorn atCluulosSwaino's , 737 Bro.id-
\viiy.
leO people in this city use pas stoves.
'Iho Gas Co. puts 'am in at cost.
NfirliiK I lie riosr.
It was a quiet Snnuay nt Clnutr.uqun
yesterday , There was a tired , sleepy nlr to
the camp , and no urging was necessary to
sccuio u piopor observance of the day of
test. The Sunday school was the event of the
fotcnoon. It wasn't much of an event either.
The few who gathered In the amphitheater
weic divided into three classes. The usual
older of Sunday school exercises was fol
lowed , with the exception of taking H a
collection. One giav hiured scholar noticed
this omission , and on his suggestion the hat
was passed about and the proceeds given to
the Home of the Friendless.
Yesterday aftcinoon llev. Dr. Klllott.
preached. Ho chose as his text : "And they
.shall como from the east , and from the we l ,
mid from the north , and fiom the south , and
shall sit down In the kincdom of Ciod. " It
was n broad-canged sermon. In picturing the
university of thu chuich ot Christ , ho made
bishops and high priests of such men
as Gladstone , Manning , Lowell , Utowning ,
Tcnu.\80n , Victor Hugo , General Death and
many others whoso service to mankind malco
tbcm worth ) nrinccs in the kingdom of God ,
The consurvatUra of ttm casi , the enterprise
of the west , the Intellect of the noi th and
thu emotions of tlio south were all given a
pluco In this kingdom , which was iricatcr
than any church or sect. The preacher expressed -
pressed his dclmht that this century , In
stead of building griut cathedrals , was
bulUlhii : schools and hospitals. The true
worship of the cnuich should bo the service
of humanity. It was n mistake for the
church to unnounua divine service Sunday.
It Khali bo a divine service running through
the week , making every merchant's counter
an altar , e\ory butcher's block nu
altar , every kitchen table an altar.
There should Do In the church unity , but
thorc should bo no foolish attempt to sucuro
uniformity. Some missionaries thought that
the moment a Chinaman was converted ho
must put on the garo of n Uuropcnn of the
nineteenth century or else his conversion
was not fully assured. It wns novnr In
tended thai man should glvo up his Individu
ality , out should consecrate It to the service
of making others happ'cr ' and better.
l-ast o veiling Juuu Do Witt Miller
preached.
Today is tno rloslnc ono of the assembly.
At 11 o'clock Itov. J.V. . Geiger will lecture.
This afternoon Itov. Dr. Ulllott will Icetnro
on ' 'Moonsulno , " This evening there will bo
n concert. In whljh the Apollo quattutto ,
Mrs. Sktilton and others will talic part. His
possible that there mav bo some storeopllcon
vicus and other nltractlvcs features , HO that
a varied and rich entertainment Is assured.
U will ccrtulnly bo of n popular nature.
Mrs. Nuilio IJutis's-Skeitoii has shown a
tiuly wonderful power to please. She has
uppoarcd on the piogram nearly every day ,
und oomotlinoj two and tluoo tlmus a day.
and eucn time has been heartily applauded
mid locullod. The piano which iho has used
li a Concert Grand Stcmway , furnished by
Lyon , Potter & Co. of Chicago. Mrn. Skul-
ton always uses the Stolnwnv at tier con
certs and the piano furnished tno Cti&utau-
qua U an exceptionally line Instrument , bolng
especially good in tonal effect. The softest
tones can bo hoard without * difficulty , while
In fortissimo passages It Is orchestral In Its
effect.
Jutiu Do Wilt Mlllorh as been secured by the
inunugomont for a lecture- this afternoon.
HU subject will bo "Journalism , " and u
rather novul feuturo of it will bo u question
box , to which everyone Is Invited to con
tribute. Mr. Mlllui has some rather original
Ideas as to how newspapers ought to bo run ,
and If the pro > s tails to reform after this
afternoon's ' lecture It will not bo because the
way of reformation Is not pointed out.
In the ovculrIT there will bo a concert In
which tbo assembly baud , the HelnlcUo
quartet , the Apollo quartet , Mr * . Skellou , L.
U. Copland , the Ouialia basso , and J. U.
Peterson , the flutlM , will appear. The ad
mission to the entire day's entertainment
will bo cents.
Chautiuciua dru lst , Oao. S. Dxvla
SOME CENSUS 1'ACTS.
Instructho Until on Population by < < cx mid
Niitltllj.
The recent census bulletin giving the
population of the United States by sox , color
and nativity In IS'JJ ' oo.italns data ot much
interest to the student of social science. Of
the total population itt.flM.TOJ weio native
Dorn and ( ) , ( ' > )3.iVJ ) : ( of foreign birth. Classi
fied in accordance with color , the white In
habitants of the country numbered M,053S9D
and the colored 7OJiOJ. ; ) In the colored ele
ment of our population nro Included Chinese ,
Japanese nud clvlllzsd Indians , as well ns
persons of African doscont.
Hut the Immediate purpose o' this article ,
says the Philadelphia llocoid , Is to call at
tention to tlio distribution of tno Inhabitants
of tbo United States according to sox. In
most countries that have boon long sottlcd
and are not subject to Immigration the fa-
males are slightly In excess of the males a
law which seems to prevail largely through
out the animal kingdom. In Ijiigland there
are 101 females to 1UO males ; In Scotland , 110
females to 1UJ males ; In Ireland , 10. ! females
to 100 males , and in bwcclon , 100 females to
100 males. The pioportlon between llio saxes
In these countries Is largely intltioncod by
emigration , as It Is influenced In the United
St ites by Immigration , bianco , onthoothor
bund , which Is little affected by emigration ,
shows n little over 111 females to 100 male
inhabitints. In Belgium , also llttlo dis
turbed by emigration , thu pioporllon of fe
males is 10U. I to 100 males. In some coun-
ttlcs of Huropo there Is , owing to transient
causes , a sllgui tendency to an increase , and
in others to u decrease in these proportions
between the se\css.
Hut in the United States the rtilo Is com
pletely reversed , the proportion being only
ntnoty-llvo females to each 100 males. The
cause readily assigned by Superintendent
Porter fur this great disparity between the
sexes Is in the larcc tnctcasc of immigrants
since ISSO , over three-fifths of tbo entire
number navlug been males. Immigration ,
ho.vover , does not wholly , or oven pattlally.
account for tlio great disparity in the local
distribution of the populition bv sexes. In
Kow York the foreign-born Inhabitants ntlm-
bor I.n l,0u0 , and in that state the females
outnumber the males uy 44,0(57. ( In Penn
sylvania , on the uthur hand , Iho foreign-born
Inhabitants number bl'j.'JO , while the iiial < > s
nro 74,01 $ in excess of the lomalcs. In a
foimcr article wo have shown that In Penn
sylvania the gioit disparity between the
sexes prevails or.ly In those portions of the
state ( the coal and lion regions ) which have
attracted foreign labor. In nil other parts of
thu state the proportion of the sexes is
normal , us it Is in Kuiopj.
Turning , however , to other states that are
llttlo affected by immigration , it Is dlfllcnlt
to account for the undue numerical disparity
between the sexes in the census returns ol
1MIO. Massachusetts contains Ol" , Ili" In
habitants of foreign origin In a total popula
tion of 'J.'J 15,04.1. and in that state the
females aro01.VJ. > in excess of the nnlos. In
Connecticut , with u foreign born popul itlon
of 1VJ.GOI in n total of 740,1..Vi , the females
outnumber the males 7.1S2. Hut how comes
It that New Uamiuhlio with a foreign born
population of T..MO In a total of .IT.'i , . " . : ! , ) , has
H.II'.lb ' more females than males , while In Ver
mont , with 4I.OS.S inhabitants of foreign
origin In u population of : i.i'J,4JJ , the males are
0'J.U In excess of tnu females I
Going southward , much groatcrdlsuaiities
are ooservablo In iho distribution of the
suxes , lor which ink-ration ollords no ade
quate explanation. Kentucky with a foreign-
born population of . " > ' . ! . . ) " > ( ; onlv In n total of
l.bls.O.Ti , has y4bsl morn males than females.
In Arkansas , with ll,2it ; inhabitants of
foreign birth. In a population of lUs.l7i ( , the
males aio 4 i531 ! In excess of the fennlcs.
Mississippi has u total population of 1'JsO-
OJO , of whom 7.i.VJ ' arc foroiL'tiers , and in that
state the males are 11,701 in excess of thu
females. On the other hand , in Louisiana in
a population of Illb,5S7 , containing 4,747 ! ) of
foreign birth , the sexes aie ready equal ,
there being 5"i9,350 males and.5VJ-M7 females.
In Alabama , containing a population
of ltiij,017 ! : , of whom 14,777"nro of
foreign birth , the males nro lb'J5 In
excess of the females. What are the social
conditions that cause such a disparity bo-
twcon the sexes in communities that are not
much affected by immigration , and in which
the people differ little in pin suits and cus
toms ( Tbo census returns afford no answer ;
but there is an answer If it bo diligently
sought tor.
Of course It ID easy cnouch to explain why
Montana has only4l'J77 females to b7Sb2
males , or why tnoio are only 'J1.0J2 females
In Wyomine in a total population of 00,7U5 ,
notwithstanding tbo inducement of woman
suffrage. Tbo population of these Itocky
Mountain states has much incrcasod slnco
Ib'.H ) , and the disparity between the .sexes
has somow hat declined Hut Texas , with a
totiil population of : . ' , ' . ! ) " > , ail , of whom
ir > Jl."it ( ( only ore of foreign ulrtli , tins 111Ts.i
moiM males than females. The only adequate
explanation of the extraordinary disparity
between the se\cs in Texas and other slater
is that iho females nave not been fully to-
turned.
A German of science has shown that Iho
lands of Germany devoted to trains used In
boer ptoduction would support 50 , 00,000
people.
The difllculty of soldering together two
pieces of aluminum Is said to have been over
come by the use ot chloride of silver as n
fuso.
fuso.The
The smallest quadruped In the world is the
pigmy mouse ot biberm.
\Vlno clariUers of Trance use more than
80,000,000 eggs a voar.
J. W. Carter of Cairo , in pnvment of n
wager , crawled through u sewer In the pres
ence ot "ovaral hundred people who had as
sembled to w Itness the feat. The sewer was
only sixteen Inches In dlamotor nud 1-10 fcut
long.
long.Tho
The famous Tread well mine In Alaska ,
which has yielded more than W.OOO.OOJ In
gold bullion , was purchased by the man for
whom It was named for ? JOJ.
A bit of stool will removed from the ccro
botlum of a p illent at Hollovuo hospital , Now
Voik. so quickly and painlessly that the
pntl nt laughed aloud when the operation was
over.
Ttio annual report of the state almshouse
at Tcwlisbury , Mass. , for Iblll shows that
there were .YJlft persons admitted , of whom
only 371 were born In Massachusetts , whllo
1,0.I ! wore born in Ireland.
Twenty-two acres of land are needed to
sustain a man oa flesh moat , while the same
amount of land under wheat foods forty-two
people ; under oats , eighty-eight people ; under
dor potatoes , Indian corn and rice , 170 people
ple , and under the Dlalntaln or breadfruit
trot1 , over 0,000 pooplo.
Immigration from ireland foil off consider
ably In the last throe mouths-of IS',11. ' The
number of emigrants who loft. Irish ports in
that quarter was O.SO.'I. being 1,127 lo'ss than
the cotruspomliug quarter of IhUO , and " ,4U9
under the average number for the fourth
quarter of iho ton > cors IbSl-i ) ! ) .
UUThty ycais ago boys in the United Juntas
under 8 > oars of ago worked In factories , In
uoinc Instances fourteen hours a day ; AO
cents u week was u not uncommon rate of
wages for wom n ; n very capable woman
could earn M cents a day at a trade which
she must glvo six months of unpaid service
to learn ; with calico at 59 cents a yard , a
woman's earnings for ton weeks would only
suntco to buy the material for a drosi.
Of ' . ' 90 railroad time tables employed on tbo
Hussliin railroads , examination shows that
but U routes have spojds above C > miles' an
hour , iho maximum being ; 'IS miles ; S between -
twoonM and lit ) , W ) between M and 'A UU ba-
ttveon 10 and iiO , 107 botwojn Kl and 10 and
' . ' : i less than Kl
Warwick , the king-maker , was a man of
unceasing vigilance , hu' , ho did occasionally
sloop , and there Is atVure , Kntrland n huge
bed called the great bed of Ware , which is
said to hnvoboon made for him. It Is twelve
feet loug and twelve foot wldo. The bed of
Og , Ulng of Husbnn , was only thirteen feet
long and not moro i * vi six foot In width ,
and that In which . a s XVI slept after hlu
coronation In Uhclms cathedral wus seven
foot ten Inches loog and bovon foot eight
Inches wldo und eight foot from the ground ,
which U rutbor high for comfoit.
Too word "calico" has a queer origin ,
Many centuries jigo the Hrst monarch of tno
province of Malabar iruvo to ono of his chiefs
us a reward for distinguished services tils
sword and all tbo laud within tbo limit of
which u cock crowing at a certain tumplo
could bo hoard. From this circumstance the
llttlo town which grew up In ( bo cantor of
r
thU territory was callodiCalicoda , or the
cock crowing , AftorwariL'it wns called Cal
icut , and trom thl < place the first cotton
goods wcra imported Into England , bearing
the name of calico.
WATER HUNS UP HILL.
An Apparently Alisiinl Stiiloincnt t'rotoil
by the MUsUtrppI itlirr.
The mouth of tlio Mississippi river is
tinoo miles higher than its source.
That is Minnesota , where the Missis
sippi rises , Is Ihrco miles noiror thn
cuntor of the earth than is the Gulf of
Mexico. In the reason for suoh a dif
ference in level will bo found the ex
planation of the river's Mphill How. As
uny school boy will toll us , the earth is
ball llattonud nt the poles. The Hut-
toning , while comparatively tnslijnll-
cunt , h still sulllciont to make
the polar diameter twonty-oiirht miles
snorter than the equatorial diameter.
In other words , the north nud the south
polo nro fourteen miles nearer the
earth's center than is the equator.
Now , the distance from the north polo
to tlio equator , measured alonj ; tlio
earth's surface , is 0,000 mile" , und the
dlhtanco from the source of the month
of the Mississippi Is about 1,500 miles ,
or one-fourth of ti'iOO. If , therefore ,
there is u dilTorenco in level of fourteen
miles between the north polo and the
equator tlio Youth's Companion urines
that there will bo u dilToroneo in lovcl
between tlio source of the Misalssippl
and Its mouth of one-fourth of fourteen
miles , or three und one-fourth miles.
But the territory watered b\ \ the Mis
sissippi hus boon olov.Uod bomowhat by
volcanic or similar forces and the actual
excess in hulfjlit of the liver's mouth
is reduced to the three miles Hrst men
tioned.
How is it possible for the river to run
up hillV When , eons uijo , the him had
thrown the earth from its surface like u
drop of water from a swiftly turning
wheel our plooo became a lingo ball of
molten lode , itfcolf swiftly revolving in
sptico As it gradually cooled It shrank ,
and by shrinking its \cloclty increased ,
just as u Htono tied to u string and
twisted about u boy's linger revolves
moro tapidly as the string winuN about
iho finger. When the ci'iiti ifugal force
had so inci eased as to exccod gravi
tation n huge mass bliot oil from
tlio earth's cqu itor and became
the moon. Still , the centrifugal
force retained ample powc-r to ex
pand the earth's equator , and to i otain
it in tills form until cold and rigid.
Nor hus this force yet abated. As it
drew toward the equator Iho earth's
material when plastic , it still continues
to attract in the same direction all the
lluids upon the earth's suifacc. In this
way gravitation is paitially ovotcome ,
and the Mississippi liver Hews steadily
up its throo-milo hill to the Mexican
gulf.A .
A second question is suggested : What
would ensue if the revolution of thee
o irth should be by some moans gradually
rotatdedV The 'Mississippi would be
come more und more sluggish ; the en
tire valleys and the gro.it lakes would
swell into an inland sea , and the Gulf of
Mexico would seek through them its
way to the north pole. If the curth
should cease to revolve altogether , thu
oceans of the equator would fo"sako
their beds and hasten towuid the poles.
Probably the entire globe north of the
latitude of Boston wou d bo submerged.
'I lie .Mcint Itlanc Olisoriutorjr.
A second attempt is to bo mad3 to
build an observatory at the top of Moat
Blunc , - ays Nature. As the workmen
who tunneled last year through the
snow just below the summit did not
come unpo rock , M. . iTiinssen has decided
that the building shall bo erected on
the fro/on snow. A wooden cabin was
put up , as an experiment , at the end of
lust summer , und in January und earlj
in the spring it was found that
no movement had occurred. Accord
ing to the Lucerne correspondent of
tlio London Titnos , the observatory is to
bo u wooden building eight metres long
and four metres wide , und consisting of
two doors , each with two rooms. The
lower floor , which is to bo embedded in
the snow , will bo placed at the disposi
tion of climbers and guides , and the
upper lloor reserved for the purposes of
the observatory. The roof , which is to
bo almost Hut , will be furnished with a
balustrade , i mining round it , together
with u cupola for observations. Tlio
whole building will rest unon six : powoi-
ful sorow-jaeke , so that the equilibrium
may bo icstored if there bo any dis
placement of the snow foundations. The
building is now being made in Purls ,
and will shortly bo brought in sections
to Ch.iinounlx. The transport of the
building from Chamounix to the sum
mit of Mount Ulnnc and its erection
there have boon intrusted to the charge
of two capable guides Frederick I'a.vot
und Julea Bosscncv.
IAOTS ABOUT OMAHA.
Omaha has five public partts.
Umahu his bixtv-tivo miles of paved
t reels.
Uinaha has ninety two miles of sowors.
There oio sixty publlo schools , employing
293 teachers.
There are twenty-two church and private
schools , employing lf > J teachers.
The school census shows over 30OJO cnll-
drou of school age.
Omaha is n citv of churches , having 115
bouses of religious worship.
'J hero are sixty-live hotels.
There are thirteen trunk lines of railway ,
covering ; ) SUJ.I miles of road operated from
Omaha Or.o hundred and thirty passenger
trains arrive dally.
Omaha has tbo largest smnltor in tbo
world.
Omaha hus the largest llnseod oil works In
the United States.
Oinuba Is the third largest pacKing center
In the world. Last year the stock receipt *
wero. Cattle , J.KU.TU.l ; hogs , 7,100,605 ;
sheep , 783. 115.
Omaha has the largest distillery in the
world and throe of the largest broworles iu
tbo United States.
Omaha has the largest white lead works
in tbo world.
Aside from the pacttlng houses Omaha has
ICO manufacturing cniorprlsos with a com
bincd capital of fs.O.tS.OOO. Last year Jthelr
products amounted to * . < . ! ,000,000.
The principal shops ot the Union Pacific
railway are located in , Omaha. They cove
fifty acres of ground and represent an our
lay of J,500OOU. Thov , Jurnlsh omploymot-
to 1'JOO skilled mechanics and ' . ' 00 day labnt
rs.
There nro 207 Jobbing bouse ? , with ncnip
talof tH.llO.OW. During Is'Jt thoi rsol o
mounted to t&oail,7UU.
During the year 1SU1 tbo real estate trans
fers amounted to f lo.V.V.S' ! ! .
The actual real estate valuation Is ? iJO,003 ,
000 , whllo the asjossmcnt for taxation is
bused on a one-tenth valuation.
Omaha has twenty boum , of which nine
are national , eight savings and thrco uro
state banks.
During IbOl the clearings were tfJJl,12j- !
6W.
6W.Tho
The postofllco receipts for tbo voar were
fJOl.fibb.'y. This department gave employ
ment to forty-six clerks and sixty-til * car
riers.
Omaha has ono of the most complete water
works systems In the wet Id. The plant cost
$7,000,000 and has 170 miles of mains. Tno
pumping capacity is b5,000)00 ( ) gallons dally
There uro nlnoty-flvo miles of street rail
way , mainly cloctrlo. Tbo system employs
tiOO men und oporatui 272 cars. Tlio monthly
pay roll Is f 10,000.
Population In 1850 * l.ROI
I'upnluilon In ihTO , . IMSJ
Population In IKS ) 30.518
Population In 1833 OI.Rfi
I'oiniluUon hi Ib'JJ ' HD.4J-
A Mill , True Tiilr ,
Khtollo'a young man rides n bicycle ,
and Kstollo hud long wanted her pa to
buy her u wheel , too , in order that &ho
might keep the young man company on
liia lonuly rides. Finally pa wus wcurlcd
out by n persistency In nrts thnt nil
loving daughters will undcrstund , und
Estello wns provided with u costly
nickellotl wheel , which , nftor the usiiu'l
number of bumps und bruises , she felt
competent to ride.
Ono evening not long nftcrwurd , says
the Now Yoik Commerclul , pi cuino
homo tibout midnight , nnil saw the wheel
leaned uguinst the banking near the
front pia//a , whore tlio dews of evening
hnd boon gathering upon its spokes.
"Is that the way Kstollo takes care of
her expensive presents1" ! ho growled to
himself in disgust. "I'll teach her u
lo8on , " ho added , with grim determi
nation , and so lie trundled the wheel olT
quietly and locked it up in the carriage
house before ho went to bed.
'Dint night at ono o'clock when Es-
tollo's young niun emeiccd upon the
plti//.a , and looked for his wheel , the
wheel was guiio. and llstello's young
man hud to walk home u distance of
about four miles.
The next morning ut the brcukfaat
table IMollo remarked : "Wifn't it too
bad , papa , ( Jeorgo left his bicycle ut the
door last night , and somebody must have
stolen it , for when ho cuino to go homo
ubout ten o c'.ock , the wheel was gone.
And a great light dawned suddenly
upon Kstcllo s pa , ns ho exclaimed :
'Great Scottl was that George's blcycleV
I thought it was yours , and to teach you
to be moro c.trcful of it I locked it up in
the carriage house at midnight before I
went to bed. "
* " * " "
' * " " " " " 'v
3p
| The little key to gre.it sccinityj <
f lias these J
f. mmTVI W t
i
i stamped on it.
i
, L Its perfectly ife to Itt all others alone.
V
DR. MILES' IF 10D hive one of the follouln ;
NEW CURE I1KAHT SYill'TOMS ,
_ _ ron THC _ _ * LOOK OUTl
HEART.
ha cafe and leha-
blc remedy for 1'al-
tita"n of Heart ,
I'ammSide , Asth
ma , Short Itieith ,
FluttcnnB.Dropsy ,
Oppression , \\ind DR. MILES
In btomacli , Irreg MW :
ular Pulse , Choking
HEART
ing Sensation in
lliroat , Uneasy CURE.
Sensation in Chest ,
Smothering Snelle ,
Dreaming , Wight-
marc , A.C ( , et Dr.
Miles * book , 'New
and hurtling I acts' FREE AT ALL DKU.GGISTS
DU MILES MEDICAL
I'ors.iloby liulm&Co , Ifith & Douglas Sts
tii 1:0 wnsrs NIUVIAND : nitAi.VTii'\T
.MI.M a "pccltlc for Ilislurli | ) | / < | IIM < hlt < NJII
rulk'li , lluiilncliu .Nervous I'rditr uon c HMO I ti'
ntcuuulor lubicoti.Vnkuruliifii , \lentil Djiirat
hlon , bultaessof tlio Hr iln ciu < ln < Inn mlty , tulaurf
dcoiy.tlu itli , 1'rjai ittiro Oil " ' " " '
run nitu oover in nutMit.e A nioniii * iroiiiiotii
fl.li tort i , by mull \Vcxii tniitoault botoi t > euro
Kiich onlor foriibDxui with Si will said wrltton
iriiariintnoto rufunil If nol cnrJ 1 ( Ju ir into9 Usuo 1
tinly b > 'I hi'oiloro K I.ewU tlriiKglM f > ol .lucnt.
HUtitbffast curner loth nnil 1 arnuin 0t . ( Jiimhit
Anew m.1 Complete Trcitmcnt , conttstln ? of
Pupposltorloi Oliilni3nt In riiiiiloi | , nlao la llov
nnil Pills , n I'unUlM ) Cure for K > U > rnil , Inturnil
blinder Uloo Una llclilnir ( "lironlo , Iteo'nt or llcruill-
Hcniely his nuicr beoa known tenet
not Ctir 'ii * uu < i pvimiiitir ir u 3tiu iu % .iiirnnioL
IMIIOII hy ICiihn At'o Dr.ilUi . , Solo A jntJ corno
tthaa IDoiiizlna fltruot ) 1111 > 'i >
illl , ? IlltlilPrf Attorneys nt I.LW [ 'm-
OlllI ( X OdllllllLIj ti o ! „ the slito .1-1 d
ft deal courts Itroms .1. 4 and o bliugat
Ilenroblock. Counull llliiiTd , la.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ST211 DYB WORH
AllKlii'lsnf Dvo'n nnil floiinln-dpno In tha
blithest btylo of the art. I' uk l aii.l stilnol
fabrks niiido to loik as irujd us now
Work promptly done and delKurol In all
ILU ts of ihu country fcen.l for nrlco list.
C. A. MAOIIAN. - - I'U
HUUroadwiy. Noir North venari fj.)5
( JUUM.II , llMJ.'fJ. lOVL
NOTICU OF ASSKS8.MKNT OF DAM
AGES FOU GHAD1XG.
To tlio ounors of all lots nnil p iris of loU
and rout u tate alons tbo illuy iiinaliuniht
arid wust adjoining lots .in , : il , .U. Al , .11. .n. . ! fi ,
; i7 , : t8 , .IU and IU tn block 4. ramphuU'H nddlllon
fiom l.it ) b ktrcot to ' 'SI struct :
You ATO horoliy nollllcil thit the iimlu'r-
BlKiiud. thruodlRlntcrcslL-d frcuholdurs of tbu
city of Om ihii. bavu been duly appointed by
thu mayor , with tbo approval of tbu city
councilor Hald city , to assess thu dama-'o to
thn on nera rcspeetlvuly of tliu property af-
fcctoil ny u'radlnc alloy In block 4 , OamphoU'H
iiddltton , from vfotb street to'I HI struct , < lu-
clarod nccohsriry bor < tlnano M.IUI , pabbml
July U , Ib'J.1. ' approved July II. I.1' ' .
Von are further nottllud , that bavlnz ac
cepted said appointment. : im ! duly qualified
us roqiilrt'd by law , wu will , on tbu &lli day of
July. A D.lf'J. ' ' . at tin ) honrof IU o'clock In
the forunoon , at the o.llco of T. II , Mcl'iillocb.
room 84. ' , Now York l.lfu litiiullnic. within tbu
corporate llmlta ol said cit > , muet for the pur
pose of coiislcleilnf and inaUlii the assess-
munt of ( tamaRO to tbu owners respuctlvoly of
Hiild property , iilffcttd by said Kmdliur , title *
1 111 : Into coniilduralloii special bonullls. If any
Von are notllli'ii to bu urusont ut tlio time
and placu aforusald. and miiko any objections
to or Ntatomcnts concurnlnz said axvissmunt
of damatcb ub you m ly consider proper
T.'ll .MKTMXH'M.
( < IIAItl < iS : UTIIOMAfe ,
O S , lli.NA\VA. ;
Omaha , July IS , IM1 JylCdtOt
TO PHOI'UHTY OWNKHS
on alloy balwcun DUD mtutid 0 utoll irstro o
from i'it line Dtipont placu to Twcnt y
ninth strum , Omaha , Nub. :
You urn huruby iiotlllud thnt tbo unilor-
Btznod , tbruu dlMliiturustcd fruuholdurK of the
oily of Omiih i , hiiTo buon duly appointed by
the mayor , with thoapnrovalof tbuclty coun
cil of mild o.ty. to asiuss thu dumaitu to the
owners ruspectlvoly of tbo property allucto I
\ > r KradliuuiiHald alloy , declarud nucessary
bv urdlnancu No. .not ) , pissed Junu llth , IbUi ,
aptirovud .lunu nth , IS'lj.
Vouaru furtbur noilflcd , that havliiz no-
ceptiMl said itpiHilntinuut , and duly qualified
as required hy law , wu will , on iho Kid day of
July. A. I' . If'.1 , at thu hour ot lu o'clock In
thu foruuoon , ut ihu olllcu of ( Juorxo J. I'aul
IU A rarnam street , within thu corporal
llmltH of hiild city , incut for I bo purpo.u of con
klderln/ and inablni : asaesiinunt of dainaxu t
Iliu owner , respectively of said propurlv ,
uirecteil by said xridln ? , tukliiK Into conulil-
utallon bpuelal bunellio. K any.
You are notified to bo pru.unt at tbo tlinu
und plucu aforubald , and nuUuiuiy oDjuolluns
to or ktutemonts concurnlii' ' s ild usswb iuoiil
of damages ub you raity cuntUler propur
( /KOHUi ; J. I'AUI *
( 'HAS U TIlOMAg.
hAilUii/MOHTI.NMN. :
Oiuuba , Julyflth , 16'JJ , JyludlUt
AR
PIANOS
approach nearest the
UMA.
VOICE.
IN HPAt'TV. TONli OltANMUJlti : AND
WHAmi.lTV TIIKV UAVi :
NO KQUAU
MUELLER
PIANO AND ORGAN CO. ,
IO3 Main St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Through all the broid border , and
through tbo wldo\M > stof all line
1'lanos , I'ho
TH3 B33T.
Twin City Steam Dye Works
ci A. soiior.nsscK , i It ) 1 M ? I 11 - fH.
GLEAIXTINGJ- AND RSFINISHHSTGr
OP GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Omahti Olllcc , 1TJ1 Karnam St : Tc'lcphono Ifi21. Council Ulullb Olll.-o . nnil VTorks
( . . Ave. A anil 2Uth bt. ; Telepliono U10 bend for oil uilurs and price list.
Omaha Mcfcil airl
INFIRMARY
FOLi Ti-IQ
TREATMENT
OP ALL
UBJHH
&l'J '
I nt i i 'nit ' nppirttiis a nil Uu
forsufccossftl trJtlni-nt of ivaryf ) ?
of dlsoaso remilrln n.ollcilor
Hiir.Mcil troitmuiit ,
60 boils for p itlonts , bo ird mil atton
llusttictonio latioifi In tlio woit.
Write for clr nlirs on defonmtiin anl
br icetrmsm , club foot , cnrv ititros of snlni ,
piles , tumors c nicer , c it irrb , bronchitis. In-
haluilon.o ectrlelty , p ir ilysls , enllcusy , kld-
nur. b a Idcr. eye. o ir , t-UIn in 1 li'.oo 1 and ill
surgical oparitlons.
DISEASES OF WOMBS UK' '
Women l > 'Kii : : . Wo lunol.ituly ad lud i lyln-
indop irtincnt for \MIIIIUII during conllnuinunt.
strictly pr v itu.i On v Kollablo Muillual In-
btitutoinaklni ; i so-I | ) illy o. , _ , , _
I'llIVA I'lO llSI' < ASU.a
A'l Hood DUuisos sui-cu'.sfully troital.
tjphldtlo I'nlson leniined ( ro n ihu Hy tuni
ullhoiit ninrcnry Now ilostor.itlva I'rj il-
incut for LO-.S of'ITAI < I'OWIZlt 1'or oii-i un-
abu ! to visit in mav bo Iroitud at homo l > y
Kirrosiioii unco. All conimiiniu illoni conll-
di'iillal Mulcln s or instrument , sent uy
ma I oroxpross , srnuruly | > ickod , no in iris to
Hid calucontuntsor uunJur. Unopursonil In-
lerv ew prufurru I. Call and consult u-i or sun I
hNtory of your cusn , and wo will send In plalu
MFN runni uuon
/C/y , pool.il or Nurvons Dn-
oaaes , Impotonsy. S/pliills , UluJt anJ V.irloo *
10 e , witliquost on INU
llrifus Apiillancca for Dcformltlos
Only m inufactory In thu Woatof /
llAVl'l.l I.X'l.t , lltltitt.'t , U
JtA I TKItllta A A I ) It KlIX - . . ,
Omaha Medical anl Surglcil Institute ,
26th and Broadway , Ooanoll Blaflfi
Ton inlnutoV rl lo from contur of Om ih i on
Omaha and Oounall lllulf * olustrlu molor lluo.
THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee !
& St. Paul R'y , as represcntce
on this map.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed VestibuleJ trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at'Chicago at 9:45 : a. m.
City Ticket Oliice : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH , Gen'l
Or Uin Liquor Ilnblt I'oxllltfl } fiiivil
by ntliiilnUtcrliiz l > r. Iliiluc * '
. ,
It can bo given ID u cup 01 corieo or tea , or In food ,
without the knowledge ortho patient. It IB absolutely
barmleatf. and ivtll elfeot a permanent and greedy
euro , wlietuor the patient Ii t modcrala drinker or
an aloobollo wreok. It Una been elveu In thouiandi
of eater.and In rvcrr Initance a perlect cure haifol.
lowed llnt < rr Kutla. Tuctyitemoucelinprrirniiied
wlln tbo Cpeoiflo.il booouieii au utter linijosiiblllty
for the liquor appetite IP eilit.
UOI.IIT.N hl'Kt IHIU t ( > . 1'rop'n. rtiirlniiiill. O.
48-pnKe book ol n rtloulara free. To b liad of
Kiibn Oj. , I5thind Douglas Sis. isih and
CiiniliiKts Who ed lie. Illako. Ilinco.VCu
und Hleli uuson Dru ; Co , Om ihu. Nub.
'rnpoiiiilii I'ailni ; Inloiseetldim.
f-euled propc sals Hill buiuculrod by thu 1111-
durNlunud until I ; o'clock p m , July" ' . ' , I-'i ' ; ,
for Colorado HandHtiuie , MOUrullH uranltu
and \\oiidruil. K innas. Htonu. uciiiiilini ; to
Hptcllloutlo'i' * for 1WI. lor pivliiK thu purtor
Inliii.eellon on thu uist b.du or bixlcuntb
btreet anil Wllllamx htreot ,
r.i'ih bid ID vpuclry u prlco pur Miuurii yard
for lliu pining tompliitti on thu Inturioc-tlon ,
UorU to bu done In uccordu lieu with nl.uiH and
Mjeillle itloiiHor IN U. on lUoln lliu olllcu of tbu
Hoard of I'ubllu WorkM.
Dicli proposal to bo made on printed blanks
fiirnlvhuJ by the hoard , und to bo accompa
nied by a eurtllled cliOJk In tliu binu of J.UO ,
piiyublu to thu ulty of Oiauiiu , us an uvlduncu
of L'ood lultli.
Tbuboird reserun the rl/ht to reject any
or all Lnda und to walvu ilofurtn.
I' . W. HlltlCIIAUHKU.
Chairman Hoard of I'ubllo Works.
Omaha , J uly 1C , IDS. . J uly 10 , 1 , iv ,
Si3EOI AL NOTIO ES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
KKN T Tlio dwollliu OH Tlrst IIVOIIIIH
FOH
und nittlith street formerly oeouplcd by
M K bmlih : 11 rooms. 3 hith rooms and .ill
modern Itnprotuiiioiits ; aood stablu mill out
hiilldliiK ; runt S > U par mouth _ K _ II Mioafo. _
II YUUhi\o ; niythln fortiU-or tr.ido hia
1 . II. Sim ifo , llro uhviy and lalu stnmt
I' Divcllln s In all juris of the
cliy. II II. blio.ifc. llro id way and Main
" \\7AN'lTI-na'slorn Nohiaslcu lands In ov-
> cli. iii' n for Council Bliiltrt | iriiorty. LX 1L
Shoaf'j. llro i 'way ' and M ilu atrooi.
rplli : I1IOGI > T IJAHOAIN Double rcsl-
J-doiico lot. No II' ' ) fouth Tlrst straut. 80
fcut front : best location and bust lur aln Iu
tlio ulty If l.iUon at onco. Day A : llcsi. JJ
1'ti'iil stroi't. _
T
| j\AKM and city loins atlowest r.Ues.
-L ltd.il ustato for suln.
Dnollini : and Imslnoss rentals.
Money loaned for local Inventors
I.oiiguo ti Towle.
2J'i 1'oarl strent. r _ _ _
"IjlOIt hAI/H Klovator with corn sheller ,
-L 4,01)0 ) IHI it iliys corn cr ndor , III ) bu. an
hour : n iw mill attiulinicnt. 10 II I * otulno :
doliu a ! - < > 1 bus miss ! lueilud noir Council
Illulfs i : U ShiKito.
Ij'OK SAl.n On small piyments. fruit anil
pinion Ian 1 nuir Council lllnlTs i : . II.
bhc.ifo. llrondw ly and Main street
"ITIOK hAI.T Itooi' ' lathe , foot or uowjr. fifnet
J ion. , 1. lnuliusvlilc , biicU ro.iroil iind .st'roiv
ciittln. , null oo npluto ehunu'o o KO irln ? . 11
( .bucks , ono d-lnch , ono l-tiu'li and I drill
chuck.Isuts mutal tiimlii.- tools , el * ; aU )
one l-hor u powui oil eii-'liu' . it'i ' sli iftln' .
liullcjs , bultlim , tilf All In coo 1 or < lur and
w 111 bo sold elm 111 for ensli or nn tiinu to rl.'lit
put ly. _ AiM ross llov > \ Klllolt. I i _
\CUrSof land In sotitliorn lovv.i for s il ,
Ait ! ) pcr uen ; : ( ! ) : UMOfrull f ir n In Mlili
I'ouuiy for sale , .loliintoTi , V V in 1'atlon.
Itollur mills on Hoono
rlvor. Nub : llnuil wuloi piwurln tbust.ito ,
dovolo | > liij ( l.V > horse powur w tnr entlio year ;
d illy eipitlt100 I ) irrols : m.u h ncrv anil
apaurtoii incus complotiiln o\ory detail. Oood
frame rrslilonco ; S ucrusof 1 inJ. titlu uurfort ;
pi he. il.'i.iDO ; \\l\\ \ \ talto iinlmprovo-1 uuatoru
Ni'brasKa luul. ; 11 II Mio.ifu
1711)1 ! < ! Alil ) On easy piymonls ilunlllngs In
-L1 sill p iris of iho city. I" II bhoiifo
: Slock of IIIIIHU and brick store
hul dliu , wull oitabllsliud trido , locitlou
near Omaha. 1'rlcu. \ ' > W. Will take good
farm In o veil in.'o. K. II Mic.tffi.
|
t SAM } Iowa f .u ma In I'oltnnattamlu
und adjoining coiiiiilus \ II bhoafo.
"l\ 7"ANTI.I > About AiiKiist 1. In a prlvatn
i' family , a competent ulil for ( ienonil
must lm\o roforcnco Apjily
lllo a\unuu. Coiinoil IHutls.
$ ( n.OJ w 111 hny a hterlhu pnoiini itlo bicycle ;
No , 1 condition. Charles A. AtkliiH , Council
llluirs.
FOIt SAM , Hotels anil ruslanranls In town ,
and Nebraska , doln prolltiiblu business
and well looalud ; will take 1 mil In part Iradu ;
ttrltufordotalU. II II. Shu ife.
TOOIl SAr < n A first cl iss Hto-U or soncril
L1 inorch indlso with coolwld ; prlioOJJ ;
will taku Kood land in uxuh in ; o. I ! . II Mieafii.
171UJTSAM } block orinllllnorr anil notions.
J ulth store and HxturiMi price { S.JJJj will
ladu for land. K. II. .Slieufe.
I71UH HAI/i ; HJ acrusor wood Und and nuw
-1 cotliKo , with rour acres land \Varnor -
vllle , Nub : all inodorn IninrovoinontH : will
exeliaiuo for a pluiiiiint colt uu free or In-
( Minihrancu In Uounoll HliilN or Omaha.
K II. Mie.ife.
FOK SAliK I'rosh Juisoy i'ow with bciror
cair. Iniiiilro of Cioor u Keullno , ll.il C.iat
I'lcrco i '
\\fAN rni-Ily ) AiiKust 1. a llMt-clnss iclil
'i for Kunuial liounouiirk. Irluti prufunud
Mrs W. A Miiurer. ( Irnnd HotQl ,
IJ1OK h\l.i : Onuof thu brightest itri'l most
-L deHir.ilili ) homuu In lint city , on 4th ave i
modern in all r > * pi > cl . MIIHI hull , and will
Aduruis I10 , lieu ollk'u ,
hAI.K 4nO-auru ranch In ChunyCo.
- Nub ( > oed buy laiid , 8pl ndll raiiKi ) for
entile. Meo ciitliiKo , slablo and out Imlld-
IIU'H In food rep Ur , plenty water , llust luiiil
In Ihu county , will sell uhunp Wrllu for do-
tails. K. II. bhuufu.
_
I71OK SAI.lT OK TUAIi-Kektiurnnt ) ; unil
-A Haloon at Mnnuwa : nuod bihlni'Mii at nil
hoasons , which uin bu Jur ely Increased liy
audiiiu Hiiiall ulouk of Krocerlei. KOOI ! liuslnesm
mid improvements A miap foi allvomaii.
11 II , hliojfo.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Hli4.Ii
Onplt l tco'
turpluaiuil I'rollU . HOUUit
NotOnpltil nni Hurpliu. . . , . . # WtOO Uti
lrucluri J I ) rtliiualu I , iC it fiiirl. f )
c'nxin , K I' Uin , I. 1. Mlllir , J v' Illnaiaii
ut < dCh rlii < llHiinta Trail * lot ionoril I ) in If.
liiKbiuinuii. l/irio . uapltil anil lurpluaut
uny bunUlu outuwu4turn lo.vo.
iNTBaB3I' ON TIME3