THE OMAITA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. JULY 20 , 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUUTR
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
tj Carrier toany pnrtof the City
II. \ \ . T1LTON. - MANAGER
JM I Il"'t npf Ofllcc . No41
. / . \ o n M i11 y.v.
N Y. Plumbing Co.
? Council Blurts Lumber Co. ,
At its last meeting Local Assembly No.
liOO. ! Knights of Labor , agreed to purchase
no shoes in Council Bluffs that do not bear
the union label.
The Ladles' Aid society of St. John's
nngllsh Lutheran church meets tomorrow
nftcrnoon at ! i o'clock nt the residence of
MM. H. J. Meyer , BJJ3 Sixth avenue.
'J bo regular council meeting of Pottnwnt-
tntmo tribe , No. 31 , Improved Order of Ked
Men , w'.l ! bo held this evening In tnelr
wigwam , corner ot Broadwnv and Main
street , at the eighth run.
Mrs.Voohorth , who lives at 13.1 Bluff
street , bas hud n line tent stolen from her
yard. The theft is supposed to have been
committed bv some of the dirt haulers who
nro Working In the nclchborhood.
Aldprrnen Stnlth , Jennings , Tibbits and
Van Brunt have been cho cn as a committee
from the city council to make n division of
the city Into voting precincts in nccnradanco
with the provisions ot the new Australian
ballot law.
Judge Smith held a short session of dis
trict court yesterday forenoon. No business
of special importance was transacted , with
the exception of the Issuing of an order in
the CUSP of Ucorco 15. ( Jngo against the Kim-
ball-Dump Investment compiny directing
the receiver , Uhnvles ft. Hhiiimn , to pay n
cltilin presented tiy ,1. C. Teller
Ycstcidny wns the hottest dnv of the sum
mer. At Snvder's drug store the thermome
ter nt 10 o'clock registered 90 = in the sbade ,
while the mercury touched the even 1X ( )
murk on tbo opposite side of tbo street.
Some of the more conservative Instruments
failed to record over ! t4 = nil dav long , but
the cheaper thermometers , by whicn
men uro accustomed to swear and sweat ,
loitered about In tbo neighborhood of 100 =
most of the day.
Two petitions xvcio filed in the district
court yosfrdny wherein the petitioner seeks
release from matrimonial lie ; . In tbo llrst
Lu/.lo Barlow Is plaintiff , and shealleges
desertion on the part of her husband , M. ( I.
Barlow , whom sbo married In Omaha live
ycavs ago and with whom she lived three
years , In the second case GcnovievoVul -
lets Is plaintiff and Elijah Walters defend
ant. They wore married in this city six
> ears ngo nnd crueltv and desertion ate al
leged ns tbo grounds for divorce.
A call has been Issued for n democratic
county convention to bo held In this city
August 11 , at 11 a. m. , at the county court
houso. Twenty-six delegates will bo chosen
for the congressional , Judicial nnd state con
ventions. In all eases w hero different nr-
ranKCinenls have not been made by the town
, ship trustees \nshln caucuses will bo held
on thn Saturday evening preceding the con
vention , for the purpose of electing delegates
to the convention. The Australian system
of volitig will he used in choosing delegates
to the convention , and the polls will be open
nt places to be selected Inter , from 7 to 9 p m.
Tlio Jewel irnsoltno steve it the best
in the world for wifely , thinibility and
economy , nnd the new Jewel it ? its oqtril.
Sco tlii'ii ) sit Churlob Swiiino's , 7i7 !
Bioiulwny.
Hundreds of pcnnlo nro pending tlioir
jugs to Miinawaforininunil wutur. They
uro wise.
r tn.mil.irii.i.
S. J. Kodda Iffl last evening for Denver.
IB. H. Nash of St. Joseph , Mo. , is visiting
? . . U. Evans.
1 P. llcndrlcks returned yesterday from
t > trip to Texas.
.Smith McPhcrson of Had Oak was ia tun
rity yesterday.
Mrs. IClla Kobcrts is visiting her son , Fred
Coon , at Mattoon , 111.
Mr and MM. J. J. Stewart are visiting
relative * lu Oi
Miss Mulqupcu loft yoitcniny for n visit
with friends in Sioiu City und Hubbard ,
Kob.
Kob.Misses
Misses Jennie Ulco and Kmma GillU of
lovvn City nro the siiests of J. T. Shueart
nnd fnnnlv nt
Diiliioy's band gives un open .iir con-
co-1 every evening from 7:30 : to 11 , ut
Miinuwii.
Sriinul lit Oul-Oir.
At the Bchool boirtl mootlns on Monuay
evening a number of iracortant Items of
\ business were transacted , mention of which
was crowded out of yesterday's report bv the
lively war of words which took plnco between -
tweon the f.icllons of the board. A petition
\vas presented by C. O. Hamilton nnd forty-
two other residents , of Ciit-OT ( isl'ind nsUIni ;
that a school bo established there nt the
opening of the next school year. Forty-
boven children of school uio were repre
sented in the petition. It waa referred to
the committees en teachers ana buildings
u nil uroundi nna somclhliiK will bo done
with It buforo iha next regular incctiUK of
the board.
Chairman Bridcnstein of the committee on
hcntlns ropor'cd that ho hncl maao nil ox-
nmli-allou of the beatlnir anp.irntus at the
various buliulnis , unJ bad found thut some
of them were lu very bad shnpo. Hopnli's of
tuic kind or another were needed nt the East
Pierce street , Uloouier , iblrd street , Wash
ington avenue , IIlKh , Twentieth avenue nna
KiKhth nvenuo buildings. Tbo committee
was nutnorized to inuka tbo repairs.
Mrs. M. It. Curtis , whoso name was unln-
tcntlomilly omitted from the Hit of teachers ,
was appointed to u place in the schools.
On motion of Wells , Stacy wns appo.nted
to assist the lluunco commltteo and the
treasurer In uhculiinir up and destroying the
fTT.OlK ) worth of bonds that were reacctnca
tucciitly. A resolution presented by Chair-
limn Wells of the linnncn committee , provid
ing for the issuance of Jlfi.OOU worth of ten-
iear bonds for the election of the now
bulldiiiK' "car the corner of Grnlmm nnd
Knpcll avenues and SlOlUJ ) ( for Avenue I )
liuiluliiK , was adopted. Hlsrecemmendiktlon
Unit the trousuiur be Instriictod to pay oil
ttio $ I'JM Ut of sp-'cliil taxes that cnmo duo
AuBUfct 1 before that date was concurred In.
Cuairmnn Shubart pf tbo eonimitteo on
supplies reported that he had iroltcn HKUI-C.S
on school furniture according to Instructions
nnd had found that iho companies were In u
combine that hau rchiiltcu In rnisin tbe
prices of seats about Jl a sot over the prices
paid for the same coeds lust year. Ho pre
sented bidh from thu United Status company
of ChlcnKo and tlio Champion of Philadel
phia. On motion the commltteo was uuthor-
ucil to send for a sample ol the Champlou
goods ,
Miumv.M na ft buiiiinor resort can't bo
botiU
s Dill M\ltchlni , ' CroiimU.
John W. 1'nul ana the Union Land and Ir.i-
piovcmont coinuniiy of which bo Is a mem
ber are Interested in a now schema .tuat
c.uno to tbo surliico In tbo form of a petition ,
\xhlch they pro entpd bolfero the city council
Monday night. It was a petition for u right
of way to construct a railway In the north-
went part of the city. The course of the
railway , as u appears from ttio proposed
franchise , U from a point cast of North
Kt hth klreo' near thn center section line of
itvilon 'J4 , westerly across North niglith ,
I'Mtecnlh and bouth-
Twenty-fourth Htivels , -
westerly mro Twonty-elchlh street and
Avenue O , Twenty-ninth nnd Avenue M.
'Jhlrtuith uud Avenue M , Thlrty-lliRt and
Avenue L , Thlrlh-sccoud and Avenue 1C. The
llKhtof wuy Is also iitKed over tbo alleys In
blocks I and 10 In Colbe.v's ' Walnut Cirovp.
block * ! 1 uud A In Mcllonu's udultion , and
blocas I and 11 in Henson'i llr t addllloti
This , It Is call ! . U tn bo the switching
priiund for the Nebraska Central railway ,
which is to foiiiiIn from the north and across
the river corcowbeto to thu bouth of Cut-Oil
Island. Tbo understanding U Hint n corps
of uMit-'Inecrs Is to start out today to iiuiko the
rt'cohdurv surveys ol the rog\on \ covered by
the petition for ru-lit of way. lioforo any
uctlon Is taken tbo council will take a look
over the t'rouudi usacowwiueoof tbo whole ,
V
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
St , Francis Academy to Bo Removed to
Sioux Oily Soon ,
NEGOTIATIONS TO THAT END CLOSED
Nrw Crnttmls 'ipcurril nml a Commodious
Iliillillni ; to Hi ! I'.rri'ti'cl ' 1 hi-rciui
Itpnnons for HIP Itumuxnl As *
BlgiM-il by ( lie Maters.
The oroipects are that bsforn long the St.
Francis academy will bo moved from Council
Bluffs , where It has been for tbo last twenty
years , to Sioux City. Nogotutlons have
been pending for some tlmo | bo tweet : tbo
sUtora and citizens of Sioux City , nnd a
proposition has at last occn mad ? whereby
the institution is to receive a donation of
fifty acre * of ground besides u largo cash
donation. This proposition has not yet boon
accepted , but the prospects are that it will
be In thu ncnr future. Something dohnito Is
to be done lu the conrso of the next two or
three day .
Ono re.ison for the prospective removal Is
the smiilliieas of the present grounds. The
institution has been growing rapldlv of late ,
until now the buildings contain twenty-four
sl'.lcrs and about eighty ouplls. Need is
felt of larger qunttcr but there aio MO
available grounds In the immediate vlcimtv
of the present locution. There is another
reason , however , which is Influencing the
sisters more oven than the question of room.
"Tho aradomv has not been receiv
ing the encouragement It should
from the citi/ens , " mild Uov. Father
MeMcnomy of St. Fr.inch X'lvler's Cathollu
church ycsterdiu afternoon in a conversa
tion on the sr.bjojt , "tho school beard has re
fused to recognize us. A protcstant young
lady who hud boon employed In the school *
for some time failed of ro-clcction a. little
while ao because she was a graduate of
the academy , nnd all of our other graduates
were shut out in the sumo way. Sioux City
Is taking advantage of tha dissatisfaction
that nrisi-s from this Kind of treatment , and
with her usual quickness to recognue a good
thing when she sees it , began to inako the
sisters propositions looking to.vard a re
moval.1
( Kitolnl lor Her I.IO.
A few weeks ngo a lady was brought
over from Omaha Ijing on a cot placed
across the seats of < i motor ear. She
was perfectly helpless. The car was
slopped in front of Dr. I'aiifrlo's olllco
and two men carrio.rhorup tair3 on the
cot. She had no money to pay for treatment -
mont , hut "the Good Samaritan" travo
her n little hottlo of medicine contain
ing just an ounce , and directin ; , ' hoi- how
to take it , sent her homo. Four wuolcs
a o she roturno'l to his olllco , walking
without assistance up the stair ? , HO
changed that ho did not know her and
fifteen pounds heavier than sno had
heon for three years. She ia now en
tirely recovered , and yesterday she ex
pressed her deep pratittido to hoc
plivsician in the following earnest letter :
FLOHKXCU , Xeb. , July 18 , ISiW.
"Well hath it been spoken of Dr. O. W.
I'anjllc , the treed Samaritan. " Ho has
proved a healer and a Samarium to mo.
I \viis sulToring from fainting Ills of the
heart , weakness of the generative or
gans , kidney troubles and paralysis of
the hips. I snllored untold ' agony for
months. I saw in Tin' ; lii ! : : that I/ .
Panglo was in Council BUilTs , and as wo
knew him when ho was in Lincoln three
years ? ago and know of his rointirkablo
cures there I insisted upon being taken
to him. My husband and assisting
friends carried mo into hib olllco. With
out asking mo a question ho told mo my
disease and kindly gave me n small hot-
tie of medicine , which in three days
helped mo so much that I could walK
again. I rapidly grew hotter and under
his treatment I am cured and \voll , do
ing my own housework , including wash
ing and ironing. I feel that Dr. I'anglo
hub saved inv life. IIo has boon vorv
reasonable in his charges. I write this
testiinoninl for the benefit of weak and
su tiering women , nnd recommend Dr.
1'anglo to you as ono who can help you
and make you strong.
Mus. L. B. KINCIIIIOK.
Have your picnics at Mnnawa.
The opera house saloon has been re
opened by business men and will ho a
popular and respectable report for bu-il-
nens men and gentlemen. No loafing
w ill bo nl lowed. Dave McAdams is man-
Ognwa's Royal Jap'ino-o troupe "gives
two pci formances daily at Manawa , o to
0 and ! ) to 10 p. m.
leO people in thi- > city use g is stovoa
'Ihc ( JasCo. puts 'em in at cost.
ItorlirHtpr llrcr.
People hnvo hpcomo so fond of it that
oven horses climb through the window
to got it. W. J. White , agent , at the
"Annex , " 18 Main and 17 Pearl.
Trains leave Mantuva uaily at 8 a ndlO
n. m. , 12m. , nnd 1 , 2 , 2ii : ; ) , ! ! , 3Sj : , J ,
1:30. : 5 , 6:30 : , 0 , 0:30. : 7. 7:30 : , 8 , 8:30. : 0 ,
l:30 : , 10 , 10:80 : , 11 and llwp. : in. Tnu
11:03 : train will make connection with
the last electric motor cut- toe Omaha.
Chautiuaui dru/gist , GJO. S D.ivU
Colfax ginsrer ale and mineral water
sold at wholesale hy Duquotto & Co. .
manufacturing confectioners.
Manawn mineral walor is especially
good for all kinds of kidney ailments.
aovi'ii O.M m t ,
Annual Tax I.ovy Muile liy the City
( 'iinnrll.
The city council met last evening and
made tbo annual tax assessment. The mem
bers were on hand early , but a large- amount
of caucusing and preliminary dlscuision was
necessary before Mayor Miller brought the
body to order. Tno so slon was of very
short duration anil the oxcoislvo heat caused
the members to null matters.
The appropriation ordinance was Intro
duced nnd passed. It provides for the fol
lowing levy for Is'JJs
SI 1 1 IB.
( icnor. il fund . ; . . ID
I'o U-o fund . 5
i'lru and w.ilor fund . ; i
Judgment fund . 4
Interest f mil . u
btruul repair fund . . . 4
Total levy . a."i
The levy Is In re or than that of Ib'.ll. Tbo
totul amount of thu levy for that year was tti
mills.
A number of Interested citizens sent in a
petition asking that the I'crdlug of cuttle bo
permitted on the territory wou of Twenty-
lourth street and north of y street. Theme
mo tubers of the council wuie not prepared to
take cognizance of the petition and action
was deferred until Monday evening.
KllgUCI'll III U ilolllt HolMtO.
The Joint debate last evening between A.
II. Murdock and Joe ( Cdgurton brought out a
fuirblzed crowd at 1'lvonku's hal. Tha
mibj''ct of discussion was that gold , silver
and paper money should bo made a full Iciml
under and Itsued by the government. "Cal
amity Joo" hud the opening and closing nnd
made one of thoio stereotyped pi'cches for
which he U noted. The textures of his remarks
wore of u culatult ) kind and bU statements
of an imaginary i.ature , carrying no convinc
ing proot with thi' in. On the other baud Mr.
Muraock was louded uiui statistics and
facts , which ho elTuutlvcly exploded In Hd-
gerton's cauip , much to the discouilUuro of
that self-appointed loader In the alliance
rank * . Mr , Murdock's remarks wera but u
plain statement of thu financial question ,
u nd ho clearly showed tbui the position of
the republican party ou tbli Important ques
tion Is correct. AJlhough a majority of those
In attendance were of the alllanca persuasion ,
the popular verdict was that Mr Murdock
worsted his opponent In tbo debate.
Two Itoliliurlr * .
Two robberies were reported to the police
yesterday. W. \\Inqulst , n carpenter , Is
desirous of receiving n number of tools
valued nt $ . ' . " > . They were taken Sunday
from the new hrlok block on Twenty-fourth
street , between Q and U streets.
N. A. lloaxlnnu Is also n victim of burg
lars. They look from his homo Tuesday
nlpht u quantity of jewelry which was valued
at MO.
I.ui'lii'il u Omirnm.
The meeting of the Doard of Education
fulled to materialize , owing to the lack of a
quorum An adjournment was taken until
this evening. An attempt will bo made to
select n drawing toarhcr for the High school
for the ensuing year nnd it Is probable that
the deadlock will bo broken. The board will
nlso take some action In regard to that 1-K
mills levy for school purpoios.
ll.nlly Injured.
David Uigera was badly injured about the
hip last evening at I ) o'clock. Ho alighted
from a rabidly moving motor train at
Twenty-fourth nnd F streets nnd was
thrown violently to the pivonnnt. Ho did
not wait for the train to bo brought ton
standstill , and was injur.id through his own
carelessness.
Xoli'H unit I'piMoiMU.
Hnbort Martin of Chicago was nt the yards
yesterday.
The Voung Men's Republican club will
meet this evening at ; U South Twenty-fifth
street.
Hon. M Cameron , ono of Washington
county' . moit protpirous farmers , was In
the city yesterday.
The funeral of the infant child of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Saverner , Twenty-fourth nnd Armour
streets , occurred yesterday afternoon.
A largo delegation of republicans of this
city will BO to Ueatrico August- bear
Governor William McIClaloy of Ohio.
At the Cleveland house iast evening Judge
Levy united In marriaco A. Ueason of thU
city and Miss Minnie Fleming of Onawa , In.
One of the most enjoyable social events of
the season was the lawn social eiven last
evening at Twenty-fourth nnd M. streets , by
the members of El 1C. Wells camp , Sons of
Vetcians.
The infant daughter of E. D. Uideon died
yesterday. Thu ramilns will ba sent to Micr-
idan , Mo. , this afternoon at 3 o'clock for In
terment. Funeral service t will 1)3 hold nt'J
o'clock at ttiG > roildcncc , Twentieth and I
streets.
At 2 o'clock yesterday morning an alarm
of fire called coTipmJ-N'o. 1 to Lundsron's
saloon on Twenty-seventh street. Just south
of N streDt. An exploding lamp cajsod the
blaze , which was extinguished before any
damage was done.
Poundmastor Phillips has cauaod a war
rant to bo Issued for the arrest of John
Peterson , an employe of Swift & Co's.
Peterson and thrjo companions cut it rope
which was attached to a cow the poundmas-
tor had taken into custody.
Chief Beckett has returned from Beatrice ,
where ho went nftor L. M. Hunter , who is
wanted hero tor obtaining money , under
false pretenses. Hunter smned anxious to
bistllo the matter , and as the Beatrice au
thorities nro not through with him , tb.o chief
returned home without his man.
xiii's t'on mi : .iii.iir.
Complete J.ltt ot Cli III MM In the Urgul.ir
Son ice.
WASIIINOTOV , D. C. , July 19. [ Soeclal
Telegram to Tin : BEE.I The following ns-
sicnments to regiments of ofllcors recently
promoted are ordered : Calvary arm Cap
tain CJoorgo H. U Gale promoted from firt
lieutenant , Fourth cavalry , to the Fourth
cilvarv , troop C , to date from July a , IS'Ji ,
vice Smith appointed captain and commis
sar v of subsistence ; First Lieutenant
Arthur Tliayer promoted from second lieu
tenant. Third cavalry.to the Fourth cavalry ,
troop E , to datu from July - , vice Ualo pro
moted.
Artillery Arm Colonel Richard Lodor ,
promoted from lieutenant colonel first artil
lery to the Second artillery , to date from
July 1 , vice Mendenhall , deceased ; Lieu
tenant Colonel Abram C. Wildrick , promoted
meted from mnjor , Fifth artillery , to the
First artillery , to date from July 1 , vice
Lodor , promoteJ ; Miilor John A. Darling ,
promoted from captain , First urtillpry.to the
Fifth artillery , to date trora July 1 , vlco
\Vllariek , promoted ; Captain William P
Yanness , promoted from lirst lieutenant ,
First artillery , to the First artillery battery ,
to date from July 1 , vice Darling , promoted ;
First Lieutenant Charles F. Parker , promoted
meted from second lieutenant , Second artil-
lor.t , to the First artillery , battery A , to date
from July 1. vice Vanness , promoted.
Infantry Arm Lieutenant Colonel Jeiso
A. P. Hampson , promoted from major-
Twelfth infantry , to "tho Twelfth infantry ,
to date from July 4 , vlco Drum , de-ceased ;
Major Joseph T. Haskcll , piomotod from
captain , Tuonly-third infantry , to the
Twenty-fourth infantry , to dale from Juno
U * , vice Trotter , deceased ; Major Juines H.
Gjgeby , promoted from captain. Third in
fantry , to tno Twelfth infantry , to date
ftoin July , vice Hampson , promoted ; Cap-
ta n .1. Hosier Cluggett. promoted from lir-,1
lieutenant , Third Infantry , to the Tvonty-
thlrd infantry , company F , to date from June
2 > , vice Haskcll , promoted ; Captain Fay-
otto \ \ Uof > , promoted from lirst lieutenant ,
Third infautrv , to the Third , infantry com
pany 1C to date from July -I , vice Gagobv ,
promoted ; First L.eutenant hvun M. John
son , jr. , pioiuotcd iroui second llrutonunt ,
Tenth infantry , to the Twenty-third in
fantry , company fl , to date from Juno iiS ,
vice Cluggcit , promoted.
Major George W. Candee , paymaster , will
piocced at once to LoavLMiwortb , Kan. , nnd
relieve Major Gcorze H. Smith , paymaster ,
temporarily of his duties at that station , per
forming such duties during the absence on
leave of Major Smith.
The following imnioJ ofllcors will report In
person to Colonel Robert E. A. Crofton. Fif
teenth infantry , president of the examining
board at Fort Sheridan , at such time as ho
may designate for examination oy the board
us io their litnoss for promotion : Captain
Jacob H. Smit.n , Nineteenth , infantry , First
Lieutenant William P. Evans , Nineteen' ! !
Infantiy , First Lieutenant Francis II.
French , adjutant Nineteenth Infantry ,
The following named ofliccra will report In
person to Colonel Edwin C. Mason , Third
infantry , president of the board nt Fort
Snelllng , Minn. , at such tlmo us bo may
designate for examination : Fi t Lieutenant
Arthur William * , regimental quarter
master , Third Infantry. Second Lieu
tenant George J. Godfr.v , Twelfth Infantry ,
Second Lieutenant Ernest V. Smith , Third
infantry. Tno suponntcndentof the recruit
ing sorvlco will cause thirty recruits at Jcf-
fer.son Barracks , Mo. , to bo assigned to the
First cavalry and forwarded to the Depart
ment of Ari/.ono. Louvoof absence forthreo
months , to take rffect on borne relieved from
bis duties ut the rillo range. Department of
tbo Plutte , Is granted Second Lieutenant
James L. Drulon , Seventeenth Infantry.
Mfil.iU lor tlio Cliamploiiti ,
Cuicioo. III. , July 19. iSpccIal Telegram
to THE BBK. 1 Fifty-six beautifully engraved
gold and silver medals , to bo awarded to suc
cessful competitors in the regular rifle and
carbine contests at Fort Sheridan in Sep
tember , wore received at army headquarters
ynstcrday. The medals were struck off nt
tbo mint for the War department and are
ready for presentation with the exception of
tbo names of the winners. Too inoduls are
valued at from f 10 to K > 0 each ,
The content has buu sot to begin Septem
ber HO , but the date may be changed to Sep
tember J ! ) , Inasmuch us tbo llrst date may
clash with the dedicatory oxcrcisoa of the
World's fair , In wnlch General Miles dcMris
to have ail tbo marksmen participate. The
regular army , cavalry and Infantry trial
shootinir will begin August ] f > Each of the
departments of the army will bo represented
and live men from ouch department making
the best records will contest in the Fort
Sheridan shoot. Captain Frank D. Baldwin ,
Inkpcctorof small arms practice , and his as
sistant , .M. MilU , uro now preparing an
elaborate p rot : ram for thn event , The
ranges are In line condition , many Improve
ments having been adde.l since last venr.
Many dUtlnguUhu'.l o nicer ? of the army arc
expected to attend.
.Sew Vurk lUcliuiigu l.liiotiitloiin.
New YOIIK , July 10. [ Special Telegram to
TUB HUB. ] Exchange was quoted us foil own :
Chicago , lOo discount 10 par ; Boston , f > o dis
count to So premium ; St , Louis , 1'J o dis
count.
WOMEN AT THLWORLD'S ' FAIR
Nebr.isk.Vs Matrom and Plaids to Bo Well
Represented by Their
PLANS OF THE STATE COMMISSIONERS
/ ! I
, „
cnts That lli\\o Hccii Made to
U'luit tlio AVumcn of This
Mute Arn Dnlnj ; for U * Ma
terial Advancement.
Tbo secretary of the Woman's Auxiliary
board of the Nebraska Columbian commis
sion furnishes the following statement of
the progress of the work of the auxlllinry :
"Notwithstanding the warm wo-ithcr the
work for Nebraska's interest in the Worla's
Columbian exposition Is going on In a very
satisfactory manner.
"July 15 the executive commltteo held
Us llrst session alnco the tlmo of organiza
tion nnd received reports and outlines of
work from various committees.
' Through the courlosy of Prof. Bossoy
and his knowledge of the botanists of the
state , promises of a complete display of the
flora of Nebraska have boon given by n num
ber of our women students nnd scientists.
These botanical specimens nro to bo for
warded to thn Nebraska university In Oc
tober , whan they will bo carefully stored
until the eases arc uropirod for their exhibi
tion In Chicago. In aadltlon to the collec
tion already itmuo , a number of young
women are , during the vacation , endeavor-
Inp to secure new nnd rare specimens. Any
botanist having rare specimens and being
willing to loan such is requested to report to
Mr.i. J. H. Smith , Lincoln , chairman of the
committee on flora and hortieillture , or to the
secretary , Miss E.V. . Irwin , Lincoln.
"Another feature of tha exhibit will bo
the preparation of n number of window boxes
for the Ncbr.tsk.1 building. This special
feature was the suggestion of Commissioner
General Garncau , and Is under the direct
supervision of Mrs.V. . II. McDonald of
North 1'latte.
"Tho superintendent , of forestry anil horti
culture. Prof. 1C. T. Hartley of Lincoln , has
been most courteous and helpful to thu ladles
In charge of this work.
Slum nit ; Up the Women.
"The exhibit from the state will bo made
as a whole , irrespective of sex , and will
snow a decided advance in the estimation in
winch woman's work is held. Indeed this
plan Is to bo carried out throughout , the en
tire line of work and those interested are ex
erting their best efforts to show Nebrasna as
she Is : i state where woman is in all educa
tional lines placed on a level with tier brother
students.
"Tne art work is more exclusively that of
woman's handiwork. Some of our women
were much exorcised to learn that Kansas
has entered our territory and secured Miss
Barton of the Nebraska university to model
for them a llpure of Lot's ' wife .n salt to rep
resent the salt Industry of Kansas , but after
some consultation with Miss Burton she was
persuaded to undertake for us a design m
modeling , which wo hoou will bo of such
character as to especially recommend itself
to Nebraska , nnd of such artistic merit as to
show a decided advancement in art. Mi's
Mooic or the same institution , in conjunc
tion with Miss Bartoii. hopes to combine
their skill and furnish'a [ anol In fresco and
a mantel design that mar tlnd a suitable
pluco in the Woman's national building. In
addition to these there uro . overal pictures
in oil and Water color ! , china painting nnd
fine specimens In emoroidery and ceodla
work , whicn are already engaging the atten
tion of our best artists.
"Tne Western Art association also offers
Its valuable collection from which to select
its rarest specimens ,
"The committee on education , literature
and philanthropy have attended , to this work
as follows :
"To aid the superintendent of education
tno Nebraska Columbian commission in his
important work of presenting an umplo illus
tration of the educational methods of the
state in which woman figures to such a great
extent and to ascertain the general statistics
as to number or women employed as teach
er * , as superintendents , number of scholars ,
best specimens ot work , including kinder
garten and manual training , to make a rep
resentation of scleutlllc work done by
women , and any other work of kindred
character , anil to collect phutosraphs of all
our Ilncst educational buildings.
"Two copies of every book written by
women are requested , one of which Is to bo
placed in the library of the woman's build
ing , the other in the state buildinc , in order
to show the place in literature woman has
taken. Journalistic work can also be
shown , as can all professional work upon
which woman has but recently been allowed
to enter.
"All orgnnl/fttionscocductod by and for the
advancement of women must bo represented
in some unique and attractive manner. All
will readily hco into what un unlimited field
this may lend , and yet upon the correct
representation of all this depends ttio
Knowledge of the honored position woman
Has attained in this now state.
ltT1he committee on manufactures and in
ventions arj anxious to learn to what pxtcni
woman's work enters into all our manu
factures , nnd to this end desire to secure
definite data from every factory cmnloyine
women to any extent. Correspondence 'will
bo entered into with the head of such factor
ies and a request ho mudo that dellnito in
formation be given.
Object I.PKSOII 111 Aclvancmviit.
"An application has boon m Ida to the com
mission lor space in tno Nebraska building
to show the rapid development cf the state.
A miniature sod bouse , or dugout , lurnishod
as were original sod houses of Nebraska , a
flat ropreientatlon of the physical condition
of the country nt that time , viz. , sandy
soil , very scrubby , scanty trees , sun
flowers and cactus , no means of transporta
tion except the ox cart , emigrant trains com
ing in , cic. , and around this to bo grouped
evidences of our present condition as bhown
by tno llnost oxhioits of every character that
tno stuto can prepare or produce. The plan
is not yet matured , but If permission is civen
by the commission to develop it wo hope to
make it a feature ol Nebraska's exhibit.
' 'Durlnc I ho short timeof its existence
this much tins been accomplished by the
woman's auxiliary boara and those in charge
of the work feel that hearty co-oncratlon on
the part of all having tbo best Interests of
the state at heart will insure for Nebraska
such a display , not only of tbo products but
also evidences of the energies of the people
as well as their public spirit and patriotism ,
which will be likely to prove ? of practical ad
vantage to the state. < i
"In view of the limited time in which all
have to work , as the exhibits must bo ready
by March 1 , all persons interested , and
knowing of any facts that will assist in mak
ing a creditable dliplay , are requested to
confer with any member of thu executive
committee. This committee Is composed of
tno following mombdri : Mrs. C. H. Van
Wyck , Wyoming : Mr , , John S , Brlggs ,
Omaha ; Mies U. W. Irwin. Lincoln ; Mrs. M.
A. Bock , Omaha ; MM. W. H. McDonald.
NorthPlatto. " / > -
WUIti.U'n TAI/t , JlATi:8.
Kallritail OfllclnlM Commriirlni ; to Oimrri'l
OVIT till' IJIIt'Htlllll.
CHICAGO , III , , July lO.p-'A special meeting
of thn Western Passenger atsoclatlon was to
be hold toddy to consider the proposition to
extend the limits and dates of sale of tickets
for tlio Knights Templar conclave ut Den
ver to correspond wltn those Adopted by the
transtnissourl association. An effort will be
made to have the question of reduced rates
for tbo dedicatory exercises of ttiu World's
fair disposed of it this meeting. A few ol
the western road * are strongly opposed to
making u higher rate than ono fair for the
round trip and will stubbornly resist the
adoption of the Coulrul Pu&bonger ubsocla <
WOODBURY'S ' FACIAL SOAP
droiiri i xiux
The if mil vl io } f r > ' eiiicrltore In
'
lil.ll , or Ul l J 1HU1I lot ill1 Munlf
< > lr ef S .p mil lu | .uo IMII k i n per.
luilul yirJC.niiTi. i.ln ltOrirlU (
IllutlriKJnubklll fttln 'fl'uutunj
aiii'jlilw . Ah , , IlliHiirrmclill
/11V. r.lru.ui.tki , llclciV tli InOiu
Ink in.l | ' , , wd > r U lkl , fcur I'll
llntft. Ile li it of t\nn , KuiM-rlluum
Uftlr riuplct.FMUll > vtlopni nl , tc
luku ulliMi fr. ttl tpdli * .r kr Irlltr.
JOHN H.WOODBWT.C.I. , 125 W.42dStlkw York Cllj.
tlon commttloo'3 recommendation of a faro
and one-third.
The Atchlson is ono of the companies that
has tauon this stand nnd It will present a ml-
norltv report when the tlmo comes to con
slaer the committee's report. It will argue
that the railroads composing the roads cen
tering In Chicane should do nil in their power
to cncournco the largest possible number of
people to attend the dedicatory ceremonies
In order that they may bo provided for the
exposition next year. These people , it Is
claimed , will return to tnclr homoi and do
gr < nt coed in advertising the World's fair
nnd bringing n largo number ot visitors in
During the second WCOK of July the earnings -
ings of the Chicago , Milwaukee it St , Paul
road were ? < m > ,147. ngalnst $301,355 duiinp
the corresponding week last year.
Another improvement In eastornbotind
trafllo is reflected in statements for last
week. The dond freight shipped east from
Chicago by nil roads engaged In tnnt busi
ness amounted to f > S,184 sons against Sl,0t7
for the precedlne week , an increase ot 7.047
tons against 5t.VU tons for the correspond
ing "week la t vcar , an Incronso of,00'J ! \ tons.
Lake shlnmcnts durlngtho week amounted
toSJ. lot tons , ngalnst 7H.H7 for the weak
previous , an Increase of U,9.0 tons.
* ATronNEY nioirs STOKY.
Other Mile of Ibo Troiiblrs of the I.uw-
JcrN I'lrin Tlnit DUnotxt-il.
ICdson Uleh of the late linn of Joffreva &
llich was founa at bis olllco ycsterdny by n
UKU reporter and reluctantly talked of the
trouble ho bus had with his partner.
Briefly stated , his. story was that Jeffreys
had been noalectlUR ouslncss for a yjarj that
ho had overdrawn the linn's account frl,700 ;
that Ulch was on his paper for ? IOO , and.out-
sldu of all that , Jcffroys' inattention had cost
the Ih-inM clients WJO or J7JO tbut Ulch
would havu to make eood.
Hlchsuid that Joaroys had tnndo all sorts of
statements to different parties and had as-
Rorted that ho did not know that Ulch was
BoliiK to ICuropo until the day bofoto ho loft ,
when as a matter of laet the partners had
repeatedly talked of It In the ofllco before
otheis for a period of six months. Mr. Uich
showed the telegrams that ho had received
trom Jeffreys and said that the only reason
ho could assign for the latter's action was
that ho had sent them believing that thev
would not bo received until niter Ulch
sailed , nnd that Jeffrey * intended to take pos
session of the olll co. Ho said that Jeffreys
had done practically nothing for the last
year , but br.d drawn out of the business an
average of $ . ' 150 a month , lie nad boomed in
tensely jealous whenever Uich was com
mended by clients for winning a ease In
court , nlthouKh Uich did all the court work ,
and Mr. Kich had concluded to cross the
water for a three months' trip to
look after important business at Hamburg ,
hoping that by having full swing during his
absence Jeffreys would cet over his feeling of
Jealousy and would apply hlms.'lf lo work.
Uleh was all ready to sail , and had oven
arranged all little diitalls on board when ho
received the llrst telegram announcing nn In
tention of dissolving ihc firm. It 'was the
lirst intimation of anything of the kind and
was followed by others of the Bamo import.
Mr. Ulch nt once started for Oinabn , unable
to comprehend what was the matter and in
anything but a pleasant frame of mind. Ho
consulted lawyers in Chu-ugo ns to the course
to pursue and cunio on to Omaha , ilo wont
straight to the olllco , and lludiug Jenreys
there proceeded to tell him what he thought
of him. Jeffreys left , but returned a couple
of hours later and apologetically rom.irkud
that there was nothinu wronc between them ,
whereupon Mr. Uicb grabbed him by the
neck and threw him out of the ofllco and
down the stairs uith au injunction not to re
turn. Uich canceled the lease of the ofllccs
and leased them again in his own name nnd
sent out the auove circulars to the clients of
iho tirm. He says Jeffreys undoubtedly in
tended to do him up in his absence , and that
heas surprised at his own game , ilo
claims that bo did only what was necessary
in order to protect his own interest' .
HEALTH
M ay depend upon the w ay j o i treat' he arn-
ings which nature gives. A few bottles of
S. S. S. takrn at the proper time may insuio good
health fora jearortxvo. Therefore act at once , for it
IS IMPORTANT
that nature be assisted at the right tlme.S
never fails to relieve the system of im-l
purities , and is an excellent tone also.
He Wants to Add His Name.
" Permit me to add my name to your miny other
certificates in commendation of the great curatne
properties contained in Swift's Specilic ( S. S. S. ) It
Is certainly one of the best tonics I c\er used.
"JOHNV. . DANILL , Andeison.S.C. "
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mai'ed rec.
I' Sl'IiCIFJC ca a. . ita.Ga.
HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLEANSING.
For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics ,
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER ,
Cures Chafing , Chapped Hondo , Wounds , Burns ,
Etc. A Delightful Shampoo.
WHITE RUSSlAH SOAP.
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , F. DEFOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB
Capita ! . $103,000
Surplus . $ ( (5,001) (
Olllrern anil Directors Henry \V Vales , president
U I I lulling , Uci' priulilunt ( . H Mnurlfc W V
Morre , John > Co.llns , J .N II I'alrkk , I.cvvU A
llenl , Cm
CmTHIil IRON BANK.
CURE
Ancvf n1 Complete TreatJient , conilitlnir of
Supposllurle ) . OlntiueiU In ' 'apiului , iilio In HUK
anil I'lIU , u I'oililvo ( 'uro fur I.'Hc'rnul , Intornil
lillndnr Uleuilliullclilnv , Ulironlc , Keointor llurmll-
tnrr I'llc * Tnln Kuiuuljr li > iiuvor boon known to
lull flpurlioi lilurti , nuntbjr mill Whj nutlor frJiu
Hits tcrrllilu illiuiie wlun a wrltlm KUirintool
ponlthcly ( il'on with G Uixuiur rofuntl ihu inunayU
not curi'ii sun I damp for free --uiiipio. ( Inirjlltaf
uolbjrKulii .V'-o llru illli , Hjl'j Aifuati cum )
lm UruoK > a > u < u
Save Your Eyesight
l.vestostol free byan IJ.VIT.'IT OITIOIAN
I'erfect adjustment. Superior lenses. Nerv-
oiibheaUucliu cured by iiMii.t jur Sno.Hauie *
and Kyu labsuj I'lIctiJ luw for url clan
vocds.
THE ALOE & PENFOLO CO ,
,
HIS. loth SU.Crolsfhton
BAKING
ABSOLUTELY PURE -
F F JAQ.UE.S A CO. KANSAS CITV.MO.
WELL-BRED , SOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE
SAPOLJO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
Ncrvo Goods , "
the wonderful rompilr
U sold with B written -
ton aimrnnioe in euro itll norvoin rtlfca'oc , such n Wvnk Memory.
l/o of llnlnl'owrr. llmidielie.Vakefuln. . I o t Manhood , NldHlv ISmli-
lon . Norrounno'a. lii'Mludo. nil drains und lomof power of thuliFiioratlto
Cream In either * exramo I liy over oiprllon , youthful irro f. or r co l f
n oof tntifieco.opium orrtlniiilanto which eon Itad to liifltnillv.Cmmitup-
lo"ll"aI" ' lll"r' I'nt iiicotin nli ntorarrylnYo t jiockrt J4 ! pcrimck-
ngely pnuiiBforfA. With < iti ryf ontrrwp citontcrKt/n tfibininfrr to curter
or re/unJ the money. Circular frcu. Ailjrcu AcrYoBueiK o. , Vhlcngu , 111.
For sale in Onmlui by Sherman it MoConnoll , 1613 Dodge street.
g. W. PAMLE , M. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Eiperiencc.
HEADHH OF DISEASES OF MEN AND
WOMUN. PUOPltlETOU OF TUB
WOItWS IlKUltAL DISPUK-
SAUY OK MiUlCl.NU.
/treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , nnd I.nn$9 : DIl-
oaocsofthc E > eand bar Pits and Apoplexy , llciirt
Diwasc , Liver Comnlal.it. Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of MnnhoocJ , Seminal
Woaknpss. Diabetes nneht B DJ'casc , gt Vltus'
Dance , Khcumatlsm. 1'araljslshite Swelling ,
Scrofula , Fever Sore ? , Cancers , Turners
and Fistula In nno removed without
the knlfo or dravvine : a drop of
blood. Women with her delicate orpans re
stored lo health , Dropsy cured uilbout tuiplng. |
Special Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to S50O forfeit for any Venereal Dis
ease I cannot cure without mercury.
Tajie Worms removed in two or three hours , or no
pay. 11 inorrbolda or Piles cured.
THOSE WHO Alii : AFrLICTKD
Will rave Hfo and hundred * of dollars by calling
on or using
OR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
The only I'hyslclunvlio can tell what nils
a i > ci \iltliout asking n question.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Mcdlcino
sent by express. Address ail letters to
G , W , Pangle , M , 0
BSS Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Sim & Prac-
an d
ffdoal courts ItnnnisI 4 und
Ilcnro block. Council lilur ; = i , Ia.
COUNCIL BLDFF3STSHDY3 TO
All k'n 'sot nye nsanl fleanln'dnno In tin
M.'hi'.it style of tbo art Killed an 1 htilntl
fulirliS riiuilo to lo.i < as to.il us nor
Work promptly done nnd dcliverol in all
pulls or ihe funiitry Sen I for ur co list.
' . I'UUl'lUIU'Olt.
L' A. MAOUAN. - -
UUllroidwiv. Neir Vort'i veitara Ojjj
( JOUN 1U Hl.UffJ. lOVY.
CITIZENS STATE BASK
Ct Council
CaplUlstco'J r/.T , 9J
burplusuiil I'roflta HtlllUJ
Net Capital an I Surplus < } ) itfiHt3
Director * -1. l > KJnJiIui r'I I/ -iiijir. . ' ' )
Gli'Hioa , 15 K Ilirt , I. \ . Mllhr. J V .
aridClmrlgi llnnnin Trans let 'onor il b ini-
Ingbusinois. l/ar.'ov capltil un I anriiluj jt
any bank lu iocilliwoaturn lo.ra.
INTERE3P OK TI.M3 DBO3trJ
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880 ,
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
NOTIC'K OF ASSESS'MKNTOIJ1 DAM
AGES FOU GUAU1NU.
To the uunern of nil lots und [ iiirU of lotx
nil runl ebtnto uloni : tbo illuy riinnliu o ibt
nd went unjoin 114 lots .n. .11. .it' . A III. : i' . , , .fi.
'if ! , M , , U und 4U In block 4 , OampbuU'it addition
fiom XiJth street to I'lut ktreet :
Von arc hereby notlllcu that tbo iinder-
HlKiicd. three dulntcrented freeholders of thu
city of Um.ilu. have been duly nppolnted hy
tb 11 mayor , with the approval of thu city
luiincll of kalilelty. to II * .OM the iluiiuiu to
the ownun iiiipuutlvuly of tln > property af-
fcultiil ny L-nulliii. alloy In bloul. 4 , Campboll'H
nUillllon , ( rum VUth htri'ut to lint flicol. ile-
rlnred iiKcei > < aiy by 01 J.niuu'o : iUI , puaniid
Jul > II , IK'i. . npiirovcdJnly I. . Isle. ,
\ mi are further notlllud. that liuvlnau -
ccptcd mild appiilntiiiont. und duly iiualllluil
UN reiiilii'd | by luw , we will , on Iliu "oth ilny of
July. A I ) . , It-'J' . ut tin ) honrof tuo'ulock In
tbo forciiunn , nt thgodlco of T. II McC'iillOfb.
room hi.1 , Nuw Vork l.lfn linliilliiL1. ultbln thu
corpoiate llmltMol said < IV , meet for tliu pur-
pi no of coiiHlilurliK ami making thu .IMCM-
iiient of ( Ininiiiio ' " thi ) owner * respvctlvuly of
said property. affi'Cicil by wilii Krnillni ! , tali-
liu' liitoconnlduratioii youclul buncllls. If uny
Vnu uru nolllled to buuru unl ut tlio tlmo
nnd plauu uforesalil. and make iiny objeotlnns
to or Htuteinunth concornliu biilil asst < s meiit
of iluniuu'es us you inay conild r iiropci
T. II MiCI'ljUKII.
< I1AUUS : UTHOilAH ,
i. Jj. 1IU.NAWA.
Omaha , July 15 , UU
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FOIIHKXP Thodwollliuon 1'lMt
nnd Kitfhth street formerly occupied by
M. H fnitth ; U room' " , U h.itli rooms nnd ull
modern unproviMiiunts ; iroiiil stulilo and out
building ; rent t-u per month. _ 1 II. Shuafo. _
1 1 YOU hiito nuYllilnR for silt * or trade see
Ij. II. liujfo. Urn id\viiv audjlaln stront
OU HllNI' Uwoillii.'iln nil pirn of the
i : I ! Shoafo.Uroidw.iyanl _ _ _ Mftln. _
\ ANTiiHastcm : Nnhrask i l.iiuli In o\-
> ' clunui' for Oounoll Illnlfs proporty. U II.
ie.ifo. llro i ivray and M tin atroau
rn iTT : units isrJ nAUOAix umibiu rosi- '
J-iloni-o lot. No. II ! ) routh I'irst strjuu SO
feet front ; host loattlon and t > uH I ) ir.'uln In
the city if takou at once. Day & lieu. JJ
Ipu | istrout.
I/SAKM mid city loins at lowest rates.
JL Ko.il ivipitu for sitla.
Iluollin an I binlnoss rentals.
lUonuy lo Hied fur luoal liivosKir ! ) .
Lougae & Towle.
_ : MJ I'oirl strent. _ _
IflOK SM.U-I-.Tov.-itor with corn sheller ,
4.0JO bu. H illy ; corn cr iiilur. III ) bu. nn
tioiir ; i i\v mill utt ulinicnt. Ill 11 1 * . oiulne :
cloliit a mi ) I bun noisi lojatad near Uounull
HIiilTs. i : H Slio.ito.
FOU SAM ] On small paytncnti. fruit and
ganlon lun I noir Council IllnlTs IX II.
Humfu. Hro.Mlw iy nnd Main itreot.
"ITIOU t.AI < K Hooil Intho , font ur iinwdr. Afoot
-L ions. I' ' liH'lie.i wide , buck so ired and screw
cutting , with co niilete changj o ioirinx. 3
ihiioks. ono G-lnch. ono 4-Inch null 1 drill
flmi'k. I sets motnl turnlti ! toils , of. ! alsp
onu l-liono powuroll eiulin' . ult'i ' shifting.
jiulluys , bcltlne. otj. All In KOJ 1 order an 1
will bu sold oiiuaii for cash or nn time to rlihfc
puty. Adilroas HOT < V Klllott. I i. _
'Jll'Iin of land III soiitlii'rn low i fir i il.
'at ' fl | ) or ncro : 0) ) aoi04 fruit ftru In Mills
county for s ilo. Johnston .t V in 1'atto'i ,
1/UMt sAM-Alblan Koliur mills on Boonn
J- river Nub. ; lino-it water p iwor In the stiite.
duvulopln Ui hordu power w itur entire year ;
dally utpirlty , 100 barrels ; m ih nery : tnd
nppurton inccs cnmplute In every dut ill Oooil
frame rusMc'iiuu ; fi Horoiof Inn 1. tltlo uorfo % tt
price. J .VMO : will tikn : unl nprovol oajtora
Nebraska Innd. U II. fahuifo 0
"IJ OU SAMJ On oasv piynuniis. ( Inolllnja lu
Jnil p.irU ot tbo city. K II Sbo ifu.
7/tUHSALU Stock of inilse. mm brick store
* bul dlnz , well established trade ; loc.itloit
near Uniabn. I'rlco. SVIM. Will take good
farm In uxeliitute. IX II. Hhuafo.
FOH SALE Iowa farms In Pottnwnttamlu
nnd adjoining counties I : II t-boafo.
" \\rANTf" ! ) About August I. In a prlvati )
family , a coinpotcnt clrt for general
houvowoik ; must liato reference Apply
o\enliiiii atfllA Willow avonno. Council ItltilTS.
$ ! ) \OJwlll buy a Slcrllni pnutiiiiutle blcyclei
No. 1 condition , Charles A. Atulns. Counell
Illuffx.
FOK SAIiL Hotels nml restaurants In Iowa
iina Nebraska , doing profit ibio business
nnd well lou.ited ; will t ike 1 ind In part tradet
\\rlloforilotaiU.I' _ : II. Shoafe.
f Olt SALE A llrst cliss sto-k of eonural
* - incrcli indlso with goolwlU ; price J'l.OJJ ;
wllJjuUo food land inoveb ino. ll II Shoafo.
ITIOIt SALE Stock of millinery mid Tiollons.
Jwith Vtoro nml llxturusi price t ,3J3 ; will
rade for bind. U II. fcbeafe.
| (1UUALi : SJ acrasnf KooJ 1'iiid nu I now
- * - colt iL-e. with four a res land In W.irnars-
vlllc , .Noli : all modum Ininr.ivemunls : will
oscliiin foi a plo.isant cnttuu fruti of In-
iMiiiilir.ineo In Uounull Itlulls or Unriba.
II II. Shcafu.
J OIt HAMKrosh .Juraey I'ow with belfor
c-uf. Inuiilru of George Kuollno , IU'1 K st
Pierre bliect.
1/lOlt SM n Ono of the brightest an-1 most
J di'S riblo bo-lies In thi ) city , on 4th avu. :
iiiDilcrn in nil rchpocts. Must sell , and will
saei illi-o. Address L 111. lli'o ollle. .
If CM I bAU : JH-ncro r.ini'h In I'berrv C'o .
Nob. Hood buy land , i-plond d rniub for
cattle. Mco cotlaie , stable ami out build
ings Inrood rep Or , plenty w itur. Host land
In the I'onnty : ttlll hull cliuap. Write for de
tails. I. . II. Shcnfo.
I OIJ JAM ; OK 'lltAI > 1 : iu Bliiirmt and
J Hiloun at Manawa : Koo'l ' business nt all
hi'isons : peed building and linpriivcinents. A
snail ( or it live num. U II , Miejfo
C'OOI ) mnn wanted , Dam * or Swcdu pro *
'fcriiHl , lo take care of hurduH ami do ROII-
nrul work. Hefurcnces ri'iiulreil. No. II North
.Main htrcut.V. . C ! . Kitep.
INFIRMARY
FOR. 'r
TREATMENT
OP ALL
I I.-1 ' - apparatus it nn Ho-noJm
fors i fceimfu trj itnunt of ivor fi-n
of dlsoiiso roiiulrlii u o lloal or"
giirileil truatinunc.
M bed B for patients , bo ird mil ntton Uni
Hunt accomojiitlons In the west.
Wr.tu for clr uUrs on flufunnitios an !
brace * , trimos. club fout , o irv iturosof siilno ,
plies. liim-iM , oinoor.ontirrh. bronoh.lis , la-
bal.uloiio octrlelty , pirjilyglH. ouiluujy , kld-
nev.b a lilnr. oyo. oar , kklil an 1 UlooJ ntvl all
HUrtdvaloDuritloni.
niSPASPS ( IP WflMPM HI'EOt Al.TV.
UlODliOLiO Ul IT U lull 11 li ! > o ! m Dnuuai of
Wuinon I'HKI-X Wu havulitteltr ad leil i Irliu-
Inilop irtinont for women during conflnuinenU
Flrlotly pr valu.l Un v KelUiblo Mudloul lu-
ttltuto making n Sjioul ilty m
. , 1'UI VATIO IJISICASIi.S
A 1 II oed IMso.i.id * nuccuisfully troitol
byphldtla 1'oUon removud fro n thu syiloiu
Hllhoiit innruury Nuw itusloratlva TruaV-
muni for loss of v" ! J'Ah I'UWICIL I'erious uu-
ab u to \i tm may bu truitud at boinu br
inrrumiun once. All conirminlciillorn conlf-
dHiiilal. Me I clues or Insim nonti Bent l > r
ina I oroxprosn , Bueuruiy packed , no m irxn to.
tnd cntu contents or miuiliir. Una purnon.tt In-
ti-rv PW pruforre 1 , Call an < l coiiauU us or aonl
history of your case , anil wo will kund In ulula
wrapuor , our
MEH i'UBnj Ulion J'riv.it .
TO ,
11"it'll , Nervous
buopiui or Uu-
, Impotenoy , SvphllU. Uluut ititJ Yuriou-
coif , witliiuustion | llsu
llrat-cs , Aiillnuce | | for lli'iiifinlllus ' ft Trmji.
Uny | inunufnotory In thu Wcdtof litifo.t il
ITv'At'1'l.t.ltHlKlt , THU tei ! ) , tSlKVftlU
ll.t'IfliltlltMA.VIt.
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institut
28th nnd Broadway , Oojnoll
Ton mlniitnV rl < la from comer of Umah oa
OujuhaundOouoall Uluffi olo.-trlu