THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE ! - NO. 12 PEAUL STREET.
trlhrndly Carrier to nny pattof the City
11. W , TII.TON. - MANAGER
J HlU'nCSi OftlCC & ° ,4,1
j NRlt | , Kdltnr
MIXOlt .HK.V.17OA.
N Y. Plumbing Co. .
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. ,
A mooting of the city council will bo bold
next Mondny evening.
The Mnrrlod Ladles Social society will
hold a business nicotine nt tholr rooms , l <
Broadway , at ! 3 p. m.
Urconshlcld , Nicholson & Co. , 021 Brand-
Wft.V , roul cstnto nnd rontnl agents , Largest
list of property of nny dealer * in the city.
The 2 months old son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Potcr Omoi ; died Thursday ut the family
residence in Crescent township. The run arm
took plnco yesterday uftornoon nt " o'clock.
William nnd John Cnri , the two toughs
who were nrrostod Wednesday niRht on su -
plcion of being highwaymen , wcro given llf-
teen Juys n pioeo in the city lull yosterdny on
general principles.
Henry DoLiing , who hud the novel ox-
pcrlonco of being itt the bottom of n ninety-
foot well nnd trvlng to dodge n heavy
mud tub that fell from the lop , wns moro
seriously injured tuan ho ixt llr t supposed.
Ho will'bo luld up for sovernl wenks.
The following onicors have boon elected by
the Council Bluffs Madtcnl society : Presi
dent , J. II. Cleaver ; vlco president , J. C.
Wutcrmnn : sccrotnry , II. B. Jennings ; trcus-
urer , I'1. S. ThotniiBt bourd nt COUBOVS , Urs.
> 5ncrae , Green nnd Robertson.
A potitlnn wns llled In tbo district court
yesterduy by Union MuMIIIen against Alon/.o
P. Mo.Ml'llon nnd others asking for n pnrti-
tion of eighty ucres of Innd which wore luft
to the plnintlfY und dcfundttnts ns heirs by
Iho Into.I. P. McMlllnn. The property is slt-
uutod in ibis county.
Sioux City hns boon selected os , the nlnco
for holding the encampment ol the milltnry
cotnpunlos In tins rofilmont , Instead of Cres-
tun , na was at first announced. The UodRO
Lleht Guards of Council Bluffs will utlend.
The encampment opens SoptornDer 10 nnd
lasts six davs.
Three of the mombnrs of the flro depart
ment who so bravely foiiKht the lire nt the
lcuf nnd Dumb institute were compelled yes
terday to buy now shops , pantaloons und
bhirts. They stood on the root wdoro the
hent was crcat enouRh to molt thn solder nnd
tholr shoes were burned to a crisp , und the
ether exterior articles ol clothing damaged
to such nn extent that they had to bo thrown
awuy.
in reply to a communication puolishod In
omo of the papers thn olhor day with regard
to the trouble In the Married Lndics' Socml
Bocloty , bearing tno signature of J , P. vVll-
liums , the racmborsof the now society say
they do not want to be understood as Baying
anything derogatory to Iho other division.
They uro willing lo admit that their rivals
have done u great deal of goo J. Thov want
It understood , however , that they thorn-
Eclvos do not claim to ho operating the cic-
chungn for the bonotit of the poor especially ,
but In order that its members may Imvo a
wuv of nutting their calto baking talents to
some pructicul use for their own bandit.
Di'flic.itlon
The dedication of the electric light
tower in the iniddlo of Lukes Manawa
will tnho place Saturday ( this ) evening
at 6tO : ; o'clock. All the row boats , sail
boats and steamers will bo clustered
nbout the great tower and two minutes
before the lights are turned on all the
whistles will blow , the bolls will ring
nnd the Fort Omaha military band will
play "The Star Spangled Banner. " The
entertainment nnd spectacle promise
to bo the grandest in the history of this
widely known resort.
iltSUA' . 1 1 IA It , HI It A VllH.
Will Martin has returned from a western
trip.
trip.C.
C. G. Saunders left last evening on a busi
ness trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scanlan returned
yesterday Iroin Cedar Haplds.
Mrs John T. Huzon and children have
gene to Independence , Kan. , to visit rela
tives.
C. G , Sounders loft last ovenlng for a
xvock's visit for business and pleasure in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mathcrof Elmira ,
N. Y. , are in the city visiting their cousin ,
J. B. Atkins.
Mr. and MM. M. J , Alworth nnd Mrs. J.
W. Porogov have returned from a visit to
the Black Hills.
G. C. Taylor who has boon very ill at his
residence , 7125 South Plr.st street , from un
attack of cholera morbus U improving.
The marriage of Charles Huns of Council
Bluffs and Miss Babcock ot Omaha is an
nounced for the latter part of this month.
Chief Enirlnccr Corrothors of the electric
llpht works hns returned from u short visit
to his 84-your-old mother nt Louveiiworth ,
Kun.
Kun.Mr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Marshall of Ogden ,
U. T. , are In tno city visiting Mrs. Marshall's
sisters , Mrs. W. H. UotTcorn und Mrs , H. B.
Leech.
Mrs. P. M. Hunt nnd Mrs. C. S. Long-
ychr , motlior and sister of Mrs. Harriet
Louis Hunt , are the guests of the family of
T. B. Louis on Fourth avcnuo.
The following oltlcials of the Burlington
road were In the Bluffs yesterday : C. M.
Levey of Burlington , superintendent of the
Iowa lines ; J. H. Duggan of Crcston , as-
Blntunt superintendent ; Joel West , muster
mechanic at Burlington , und A. E. Jones ,
master mechanic at Crcston.
A party of young society people of the
Bluffs leave today for Nebraska City to ut-
tend a ball to bo given this evening by Miss
Hltn Lorton of that pluco. The party will
Include the Misses Cora and Jessie Furns-
worth , Maud Oliver , Anna Bowman , and
Mi-ssrs. J , W. Palmer , J. L. Pnxton , Jumes
N , nnd Ed. B. Bowman , Perry Batiollct nnd
Harry Bowman.
Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 a ndlO
mm. , 12 in. , and 1 , a , IWiO , 8,3:30,4 : ,
40 : ! ! , 5 , 6 : ; ) , 0 , 0:30. : 7. 7:30 : , 8 , 8:30 : , 9
9:30 : , 10 , 10:30 : , Hand Ilo5 : p. in. The
11:55 : train will innko connection with
the last electric motor ct.r for Omaha.
Port Omulm band at Mtinawa from 3
to II , August Ki and 14.
Now C'lty Oimrtcrn.
The nlty building is rapidly ncarlng com
pletion , and the prospects now are that the
llrst of September will see the city oftlclnls
ensconced In their new quarters. The first
council meeting to bo told there will un
doubtedly bo the regular mealing September
t > , Thu furniture for tbo council room bai
nrrived and Is now being put In placo. This
room , which occupies the entire custom half
of the upper lloor , U divided In two parts by
on oak ralllnir. In thu north end there
Is u raised platform for the maror ,
who will sit In u WO upholstered chair with
his feet on a lirnisnls cornet which will
cover tno whole platform. The councilmon's
ilos.lta will bo ranged in a semi-circle in-front
of the platform and the reporters' tabio will
bo on thii platform at the mayor1 * * loft. The
Jlo r inside tbo railing will bo covered with
linoleum , und easy revolving chairs will bo
provided for tbo aluorniou. The audience
nom behind the railing la to bo lilted up
\vlih Helton. .
The nfllcos of the mayor , clty.nttoruov una
thu conunitU'o room are to bo carpeted' with
lli uss > ols und the hull outside with rubber
curpct.
\
To buy , sell , rent or exchange real
estate. See Groonulilolda , Nicholson &
C'o. , Olil Broadway.
Fort Omaha band lias twenty-eight
fliBl-iiliiBsi artists. They piny at Mtumwa
August 13 and 14.
Summer suits for gentlemen ; cool ,
comfortable and cheap. Hokor , the
tailor , aiO llroadway.
160peoplo in Una city UHO RIS stoves
S'ho UttaCo. puts 'om iu ut uo t.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Bnrgkra Succeed in Getting in Their Work
and Escape Undetected.
BOLDNESS OF THE MIDNIGHT PROWLERS
Tire 1'lncei Vliltcd In n SliiRlo
Operation * CoiiilnctFil Umlr-r tlio ( Hiiro
ofKlcctrlo IlliUHon-iiiiii ( ! Will
Not Itu n Cninlliliito.
When 11. H. Vnn Urunt'a onioo nn Fourth
street , near Urontiwuy. was opened yester
day morning the discovery was mndo that
burRlurs had benn thcro during the nlpht.
The front door of the building win unlocked ,
both snfo doors were open , and luo cash
drawer had boon bro'iton open. Tboro was
not a cent In the ontlro ostublUhmont , so the
burcliirs were disappointed in tholr hopes of
getting rich In n single night. A lluo gold
watch hud boon loft lying In a tin box In one
of the compartments of the "safe , nnd the box
was found broken open ana the watch was
missing , A lot of notes and ether valuable
papers which wcro in the box were un-
louchoJ , The watch was the only article
taken , so fur as could bo loarnud. There is
no clue to the Identity of the guilty parties ,
but as the front door of the oflico has a Ynlo
lock It Is supposed Unit the burglary was
committed uy some end who was ncqualntod
with the premises ,
A burglary was also committed at the fruit
store uopt by Carmen & Ttillo at the corner
of Main street and Willow avcnuo. Tno
thieves entered by prying up the cellar door
on the sldnwalk on Willow Avonuo. That
they could do this under the bright light of
an uro lump not 11 Uy loot away without
bolng caught Is n matter of some little sur
prise , out they dlu it , and after filling up
tholr pockets with WJ worth of fruit and
confectionery they nmdo oft without leaving
tnu slightest clue by which they coulu bo
followed. _
Anil Tlmt Suttlo * U.
The question whether lion. Thomas Bow
man's refusal to run as n candidate for ro-
nominatlon for congress from the Ninth Iowa
district was the genuine article , or was In
tended as n temporary makeshift , has been
asked frequently over slnco his declaration
was published several months ago in the
daily papers. Thcro were not a few. In the
democraticai well as the republican ranks ,
who thought that as the campaign season
cuino on Bowman would roconsldcr his de
cision and outer the race again. Later developments -
volopmonts go to show that ho still holds to
his determination not to run. Thursday
afternoon ho nnd E. II. Merriam , n well
knowt" member of the local democracy , were
seated on the curbstone of the courthouse
yard talking politics , and a republican , who
is acknowledged to bo truthful , was sitting
not faraway , where ho could hear without
being scon.
"No , 1 don't llko the way they do In con
gress , " said Bowman ; "It's too much like
going to school. You'vo cot to bo there ut
roltcall , and then you can go uwav for
awhile , but the first thing you know you'vo
got to bo back for rollcall. I don't llko it ,
and 1 don't intend to run npain. "
"But , Tom. " rejolnou Merriam , "you're
the only democrat In this district that wo
can put up with the ghost of a show of
winning. "
' ! ) If I care , " was the rejoinder ; "I
shan't run. "
And there the matter stands. This decli
nation is considered by his friends to bo
Html , and they nro now hustling about to
llnd some one else who will nose us a sheep
before the shearers. Senator William Grone-
wcg is being mentioned as a possible candi
date ,
Groenshlolda , Nicholson & Co. htivo
choice barprtlna in improved and vacant
residence property In all parts of the
city for cash or on payments. See them
before buying. _
Trouble for Muclilnn Man.
Howard Spark , a young man who has been
cmployod as agent for the Singer Sowing
Machine company in Council Bluffs , is In
trouble as the result of u dispute ho had
with the manager of the bflico over a ques
tion of commissions. Ho was arrested
yostorduy afternoon on an information Issued
from Justice Uwoaringen'a olllco charging
him with larceny and forgery. In brief , the
story of Manager Turpy of the mauhlno com
pany is as follows :
All the agents who sell machines have
blank leases , which nro madu out and signed
by the pur.baser und the ugcnt , specifying
the terms upon which the machine Is nought
and the timns at which the payments be
come duo. If a machine is sold for cash no
lease is required , but the cash is turned in
with tbo order. When Spark took cash
orders ho failed to turn in the cash , but in
stead made out false lenses and forged the
names of the purchasers to thorn. How long
this went on is not known , but in some way
the frautl was detected and Spark was ur-
rosicd.
tip.irk , on tbo ether hand , claims to be in
nocent , und declares that the tiling of the in
formation against him is u ploco of snito
work , done for thd purpose of getting oven
with him for claiming some commissions for
sales that were r.iadn in the oflico and would
bo thuroforo coming to the clerk in the of-
tlco.
tlco.Tho
The Information alleges that the names of
the women which have been forged to the
fictitious leases nro Surah Olinccr , Julia
Barry , Surah Ward und Minnie Gibson.
Besides those four , Tarpy claims to have
found another slnco the Information was
lllod. Spark was unable to give ball and
was sent to the county jail until this : iftor-
noon , when he will bo given a hearing.
Greenshields , Nicholson & Co. can
rent some more houses to good tenants.
What have you ?
KiiUini ; Over tlio Andes.
Only the asbos and the still hot \valU of
the burned portion of tbo annex at tlio Deaf
and Dumb Institute now indicate the fury
of the tempest of llamo that raged there
thirty hours ago. Superintendent Hothert
has put all the force at tbo institute at
work clearing away the dobrls and repairing
as fast as possible the wreck. Tbo work of
clearing away wus begun In fact before the
tire was fairly extinguished and Immediately
after the dispersal of the crowds drawn to
the sccno by. the tire , and by 10 o'clock
yesterday morning everything bad been
cleared uway and the confusion incident to
the catastrophe abated. The kitchen was
only dsmugnd by water , was cleared out In
tlmo to got supper after the tire , and before
midnight temporary moans had boon pro
vided to pump water for dpinouio use and to
obtain a pressure in case of 11 ro.
It is feared the loss will b& much greater
than was at fim supposed and may roach
$1'J,000. ' much depending upon the condition
of the boilers nnd boating apparatus , which
Is still too hot to handle ana Inspect. Tbo
building destroyed was erected by Con
tractors Wlckham Bros. , und tholr rocolloo-
tion is that the cost wus $10,000. Kd Wicl-
ham yesterday examined the walU and
thinks u portion of them can bo saved.
It Is now plainly ovmont that the lira will
not Interfere in any way with the opening of
the autumn term of school. This was Supar-
Ultundunt Hobotl's strongly expressed belief -
lief immediately after the 11 ro , and the
activity displayed yostordav and tun great
progress made mulios it apparent that the
superintendent's promlio to have everything
UithouBuul smooth running order will bo
easily kept.
Tnoro wus no insurance on the building , as
the Btuto docs not Insure any of Its properly.
The F.ort Omulm bund at Manawa
toduy. _
Arroittol mi liuiknn .Mini.
A man giving his nainu of N. Smith was
arrt'atod early yesterday morning on the
charge of Insanity. Ha had boon noUcod
acting uuoorly on the stroat. Yesterday ho
wits taken to the county Jail and cut through
an examination by Sheriff Jl izon. Ills bead
appeared to bo crowded full of fantastic
lilum and ho retailed thorn out to the sheriff
with the greatest froc-dom. Ho claimed
that when ho was taken to the
Htutlon there were three ether mou with htm.
Ono of tboui refused to go In , nud OOlcor
Murphy , aiezing his club , dealt him n terrific
blow over the head. The club conntrntcd
his skull and the rnun dropped denu. Tnu
body wus picked up nnd burled in the Jn'.l '
yard and nothing was nald about It. Ho told
u number of stories equally startling. Ho
was put in the county ] uil pending an oxnml-
nation , which wllHjo given him by the com
missioners next Monday.
Itrntrlrn Onts tlio I'nct 1'rciictipr.
Itov. O. W. Crofts , "tho pool preacher , "
who for seven years past has served so ac
ceptably ns pastor of the First Congrega
tional church of this city , ; cstordny decided
to accept a cell from Beatrice , Nob.
The call is o unanimous ono ,
and Is characterized by the urgency
nnd enthusiasm natural to u young and am *
bilious church organization. 'Iho spirit of
the society nnd the promising possibilities of
n rapidly growing Hold have led Mr. Croft to
this decision in favor of licmlrlca. Tno loss
which this change on his part will cause hero
will bo felt not only bv his puiilculnr church
but by the community in which ho Is re
garded with such respect and esteem , Ho
will outer upon his now Hold of labor on the
1st of September.
Port Omaha band is second to none.
At Muntuva today.
George Davis , drugs antl paints.
fntoM YcsTKiirm's SECOSMI r.niTtox. ]
Ulltlll.l.
Wlmt .Should Ito DCMHI Towuril nntortilln-
liif ; tlio ShrlnnrH.
No preparations have as yet boon made for
receiving nnd entertaining the hunaroas of
shrlncrs who will vUlt South Omaha Tues
day. The citizens should nwakon to the oc
casion and organize for the purpose of showIng -
Ing the visitors the Industries of the city and
mnho the'm feel welcome. The Board of
Tntdu Hhould take the loud in the matter and
the .citb.jns generally will fall in und lend
tholr uHsistnnco. The special train will leave
the union dopotTuosdiiy uflcrnoon at 1 o'clock
nnd arrive in the Mugio City n few minutes
later.
CioiHi With u Iliinclsomor .Mini.
. Louis Armbrustor's joys and sorrows In
lift ) have boon shared during the past seven
years by n bottor-hnlf , but all is chnngod
since Prod Kruso put in an nnpoarance.
Armbrustcr's wife has eloped with Kruso ,
tuking'With her two bright llttlo children ,
wcro n source of happiness to the father and
wronged husband.
Armbrustor und his wife were married
seven yours ngo and Imvo resided In Omahu
n greater portion of the time. They came to
South Omaha a few weeks ago and bo se
cured employment in ono of the packing
houses. The" family lived at the Wisconsin
house on Twouty-stxth street and appar
ently nil was poaca and Joy with
them. It was hero Mrs. Armbrustor
met Prcd Kruso , lor whom she evinced n
strong ulTootion und ho reciprocated with all
ardor of a man who was bent upon destroy
ing the bappmosj of a family. The husDand
hail psrfcct conlidonco in his wife's fidelity
and never suspected her treachery nor that
of Kruse , who ho rogurJod ns a trionj.
Ono day last week Kruso nnd Mrs. Arm-
brustcr suduonlv and mvsterlously disap
peared and there whereabouts nave not as
yet boon ascertained. The forsaken husband
is causing a complete search to bo mauo for
them and says us soon as they are located hn
will have tno'fialr rotur.iod to Omuha and
prosecuted.
Mrs. Armbrustor , the runaway wife , is a
comely brunette. ! ! < ! yours of u o. with blue
eyes , and is an Amorlcan woman. Ivrneo Is
a German and is Mn. Arraorustor's senior
by 11 few years. The two lit'.lo girls taken
oy their motherara aged 0 and 4 voars. The
police nro or. their track nnd expect to locate
them in a small Iowa town.
ItulldhiPermits. .
Durinir the present woolc building permits
have been UsuoJ ui fo'.lowi :
CharlesSliuer , throe-story brick busi
ness house , / . * > \J ! ) , Twenty-fourth anl
N streets $ 8,300
John A. Juckson , f ru.i.o oottazo , Twenty-
lifth nnd A streets 003
3 , Froburg , fruiao cottugo , Twuuty-
fouith anu A streets 153
Joseph ll.irti , fr.uno cottage , Seven
teenth iiml Q streets 2G3
Georcu lloirman , fr.uno dwolllnx , Swan
und Twenty-second streets 230
Henry House , frame cottugo , K street ,
In 1'owlor i'luco 200
Felix Lunifro , iluo.lliu , Seventeenth , be
tween Q and It streets 533
I ) . ICenslnxUm.dwollln- ! u I'luco 4JO
J. 8. . Dainron , repairs on dwelling ,
Twenty-foui th und O street * . 020
A. .I.Keed , addition to dwelllur , Mis
souri Avenue I'ark 1130
I'olorSliiRol , dwelling , llrown I1.irk 2J
Valentino 1,1pp. dwullltu. Twenty-
fourth and Wyiuaii streets 00
Fidelity Loin anil Trust comuany , cot-
tttse , i'woiity-sixtu and A streets 1,030
Total : , . . $ 1:1,100 :
XdtCM Illlfl i'urHtllllllN.
Adah clnpter , Order of tlu Eistorn Star ,
will meet this evening.
Dr. M. VV. Walsh is bask from Bait imoro ,
Md. , whore ho has bjon for sovaral wjo ks.
Dr. VV. Berry has returned from Afton ,
In. Mrj. Barry will contluuo liar visit there
for some tlmo.
In lowering a window at tbo Hammond
Packing company's plant last oven Ing , ,1.
Salmon badly mashed His loft liana.
Augufit Bonipkc , 'MS N street , celebrated
the day of his birth Thursday ovcnlnir , a
largo number of Invitad guests being pres
ent.
ent.Mrs.
Mrs. lilla T. Christ returned yesterday
from a visit to Cheyenne und western No-
bruskn , where she wunt to look after prop
erty interests.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cornish of Tokaraah
are visiting their son , J. I'1. Cornlbh. Mrs.
P. L. Cook of the sumo place isaUo the guest
of Mrs , Cornish.
John S. Knox , tranio manaeor for the Cud-
ohy Packing company , returned yesterday
from , Chlcugo , where ho bai boon in the in
terests of his company.
Hon. 1C. Li. Morrttt of Springfield , III. , a
member of the legislature or Illinois , was In
the citv yesterday the truest of bis brother-
in-law , Dr. W. H. Slfgins.
Thd" infant son of Mr. and MM. Loronzo
Dnan , Eighteenth street and Missouri
avenue , ulod Tnurmlay ovenlng and was
buried in Laurel Hill camotory at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon ,
A tent was stolen from Clmrlus Kostors'
yard at Twenty-seventh and B streets the
ether evening. T. P. IC.llott , who resides in
the same neighborhood , aUo had a number
of foot of rope taken from his cows that
wcro picketed on the commons ,
The Young Mon'a Republican club will
moot this evening ut the rlub's headquarters
t Plvonka'a hall , Twenty-fourth-and L
streets at B o'clock. The mooting Is held tor
the purpose of selecting dologalos.to the con
vention of republican league clubi which
meets in Grand Island ,
MAY THY STEAM HEAT.
School Itouril Member * DIHCIISS VurloiiH
Matter * of llutliidBH.
Tbo llrst Item of business taken up last
night by tbo Board of Education was a re
port from tbo committee on buildings nnd
property touching the contract for brick
work nnd for heating and ventilation for tbo
Central school , The committee had tbo bid
of George H , King recommitted at the last
mooting for tbo purpose of consulting him
regarding tbo putting In of the Ilolbrook
system of heating nnd vpntllutlon instead
of the Puller & Warren system. Tuo
committee reported that Mr. Kng ) had
agreed to make n reduction of 100 in his
bid on tbo brick work if the Holbrook sys
tem were adopted Mr. King olTnred to do
the brick work at fJ''JOO with the Holbrook
syutom.
Mr , Gibson was in favor of adopting the
Holbrook nystoin because It was n steam sys
tem ana Mr , Holbrook willing to guar
antee that his system would heat the build-
In ? with loss coal than any other system.
The Holbrook system will cost 1700 inoro than
the Puller & Warren system but many
of the members were convinced that steam
heat ought to bo ulvon a trial and as Mr.
Ilolbrook hud offered to place his apparatus
in tbo building and have It thoroughly tested
before asking for a cent of pay the board
thought it u good Opportunity to try steam
heat in a largo butldlne. A resolution offered
by Mr. Martin to adopt the HolbrooK system
for the Central school was carried by a vote
of 8 tol.
The contract for praam ? the Center school
grounds was let to B. Btraoton & Co. ut U 5-8
i cents per cublo yard , Bids were opened for
the construction nf the Hnitman school , a
slxtcf-r.-room buthHiig on South Plftoouth
street. The secretary'was Instructed to tabulate -
late the bids nnd Have thorn referred to the
committee on buihUtjes nnd property. The
bids on the brleU work ra'ieed from ? 10,500
toW-,000 , and troifi'W.OOO to $4.liOO for the
building complete ) ! { .When the bids tor heatIng -
Ing nnd ventilation were opened It was
discovered that ihoro wcio no bids
excepting for stortfMlcnt , The board In ml-
vertlsltic called for.iblds oa botli steam and
hot utr but it ftecnnullhAt the plans hud been
drawn onlv for swain bout. Several mem
bers of the boant'wanted ' to know how this
happened. The iuohlloot ; said that thnro
had been no applications frnrn hot air men to
have the plans sultccrto their apparatus and
ho supposed there wojd ! bo no bidders ex
cepting those who wanted to put in steam.
The board decided to reject the bids nnd re-
advertise so that both the hot air nnd sto.im
men might got In.
Prof , George M. Turner of Auburn , N. Y. ,
was elected teacher of chemistry In the High
school nt n nalary of $ lf > 00 , and Miss Mnry
Alice Land Is was elected teacher of German
and Prcnch nt J'JJO ' uer annum. On recom
mendation of the comtntttoo on text books
the board doclueu to purchase Charles Do
Garmu's primers for the primary grades ,
nloo ! WO bcuddor's short historic * of the
United Stales and IlitO ligalestons , a tirstbooic
in American history.
Mr. Points from thu committee on teachers
rrcommcr.dod that the following bo elected
as assistant toachort. ! FunnioA. Held. K. I.
Uro. C. O. Diiynind , Ellen M. Cramlnll , und
that the following cadets bo elected at assist-
nuts to bo assignnd to duty by the suparin-
tendon t : Mlnnlu P. Bakor. Cordelia Johnson ,
Sadie Selite.ilncor. Julia M , Davis , Allco Jor
dan and Mary McMuhon.
The bourd theu took a turn nt the question
of taking rooms In the city hall. Mr. Blgut-
tor olTcrud n resolution to huvo the board
take possession of the rooms 01. the oust side
of the llfth lloor In the cltv hall building ,
with the understanding that other rooms
should bo furnished the bonrd when the city
library moves out. But the board was not
In a frame of mind to consider thu question
and the rosolu.lon wus laid nsldo until next
meeting.
I'Bitsux.tr. i'Ait.niu.il > Hi.
J. L. Tnlt of Beatrice is at the Pnxton.
A. Atrood of Denver is at the Mercer.
C. H. Horn of Fremont is at the Mlllnrd.
S. J. Merrium ot Wlnor is nt tno Arcitdo.
J. J. Perching of Lincoln is at the Dellono.
G. A. Rayinor of Lincoln is at the Mercer.
U , Mussclman of Fairmont is at the Mur
ray.
ray.B.
B. II. Barrows has gone to Hot Springs ,
OtJ
Charles P. Dickinson of Takamah is at the
Arcade.
J. H. Davis of Gibbon'Is registered at the
Pnxton.
G. E. Lowrv of Dos Moines , la. , is at the
Mlllard.
G. H. Jowott of Arlington is a Buost at the
Millard.
T. J. Heaver of St. Louis Is a guest at the
Murray.
C. L. Kuabo of Chicago Is a guest at the
Dellono.
T. II. McCiiguo and Bert Dlolz have gene
to Spirit Lake.
H. P. Glover of Cheyenne , VVyo. , is a guest
nt the Paxton. ' "
Byron Klngsburv of Chicago is registered
ut the Mlllard. '
C. P. Purrish of 'Stantou was at the Mil-
laru yesterday. i
William H. Hamilton of St. Louis is regis
tered at the Merear. i
Davia B. Dudley of Sioux City , la.Is
registered at the DollDiio.
A. M. Nichols and J. P. Gower or Ponder
are registered ut the Arcade.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. P. IWuro of Tekamah nro
among the cuests at the Arcade.
P. M. Savngo of Chicago was among the
arrivals at the Paxton yesterday.
O. J. Showers and H. K. Trolslov of Long
Pine are among the guests ut the Murray.
Sam Bricgs of Cleveland , Imperial poten
tate of the Mystic Shrine , arrived this morn
ing from the east dud took up bU headquar
ters artho'Paxton. ; "
Dr. Hippie of Toronto , Canada , Is' la the
city on his way home from a trip to Jenvor.
Ho is wildly enthusiastic "over the wonders
of the great west. Ho is'tbo guest of Dr.
Con way.
Marshal Bran D. Slaughter nnd Bon S.
Baker returned lust night from Denver.
They are profuse in their praise of Denver
enterprise und hospitality.
Lieutenant Perihlng , United States
Army , military instructor ut. the State
university , was in the city yesterday en route
to Chicago , whore ho wills ) end his vacation.
Mr. Pershiui ? has Just passed u very success
ful examination for promotion and when ho
returns to the university ho will wear
another bar oa his shoulder strap.
Niw : Yoitif. Aug. 12. [ Special Telegram to
Tun BKE. | S. S. Moonov of Beatrice is at
the St. Deals. O nahans bora am : L.
Hayden at the Denies , P. Hlimmoll nt the
Savoy. C. H. isoyos of Grand Island is tit
the Trenton ; P. Bartholomew ot Lincoln is
nt tbo Metropolitan.
Ho Wus UlUniituly llnliliotl.
Charles Anderson , a B. & M. engineer who
llvos in Lincoln , came up yesterday to mauo
a Ronoral round up of the burnt district.
Ho fell in with n coupio of the frail resi
dents of that quarter and took thorn to a
road house , where everybody got gloriously
drunk. While ihoro Anderson fell asleep
and was robbea of $3. > . Ono of the women
named Heed told the police that she saw
Hurry Hobinson , a well Known patty thief ,
take the money from Anderson's pocket. The
woman was held as a witness and Hobinson
will be arrested today.
Figuring with tlio Diniiocratn ,
NEW YOIIK. Aucr. lli. T. J. Kcenan of
Allegheny county , Pennsylvania , arrived In
Uiis city today and visited the democratic
headnuartfcrs. Ho will bo Joined on Monday
by W. J. Bronimn , chairman of Allegheny ,
Pa. , democratic , and J. M. Puffy , thu loader
of the anti-Hurrity democracy of Pennsyl
vania. They nro hero for the purpose of
consulting.
It is pioposcd by the loaders to place In
nomination for congress In the Twonty-
fourth Plttsbtirg district , William Wolho ,
president of tbo Amalgamated ntsoclAtlon ,
to run against John Dalzol , the republican
candidate in that district , Hugh O'Donnoll
l.s to run for assemblyman on the democratic
ticket. _
I'llUM 'llOVXIt AltOUT US.
The TUalr Uccord has starved to do.tth ,
The Murray Banner has boon moved to
Nohnwkn.
York county old settlers will Indulge Inn
harvest picnic August - . " > .
The Sarpy county fair will bo held a
Papillton September 111 to 10.
The Crawford Tribune oflico was closed
last week unaor chattel mortaniro.
A gasoline stove explosion sot lira to the
house of D. 11. H. Mills of Holdroiro.
Mrs. John Decker of Tublo Kock was
struck by lightning but escaped serious In
jury.
jury.Tho
The old settlers of Dakota county will hold
their eleventh annual reunion nt Jackson
August 20.
The Elwood Citizen is issuing a dolly paper
during the session of the Gospor County
Touchers institute.
Hobert Miller of Pom tried to do a "turn"
in the p/tmiasluni , but ho lost his hold nud
foil , fracturing a rib.
The wife of Rev , L. B. Turman was at-
tncltcd by n vicious bull near Table Kock
and severely injured.
The lirst steam llourlng mill In Scotts
Bluff county will bo built near the Platte
bridge nt a cost of ? (5OaO. (
Over 'JOO binders were sold In Cheyenne
county this semen und yet there nro not
enough to harvest the immense crop.
Perdlnnnd Klostor , ni-od 09 , walked out of
a Bccond-itory door of house where ho was
stayiiig nt Boomer , and falling ton feet , broke
n leg ,
Juke Dillon , who stabbed Morris Moore at
Oxford July ! )0 and then escaped , has sur
rendered to the ulllcors nnd is now in Jail ut
Beaver City.
Th'j-i-year-old daughter of Gcorprc Burke
of I'Viond sot llro to her clothing whllo play
ing with matches , but her mother extin
guished thu Ihimcs in time to save thu child's
life. , f
As a fas ! Union Pacific snoclal was passIng -
Ing Shollon , firomin Votow stuck his nead
out of the cab window Just ns they passed
the mail crane , which had boon set for the
fast mall. Ho received a xovcro cut lour
inches long across the forehead.
Because of the killing of Brakeman Cun
mR 1mm at Elwood ono ot the ether brakemen -
men refused to co nnv farther after the acci
dent , declaring that ho would never twist
another brnuo. The third would have boon
fortunate had ho done the same. He wont
on to Curtis antl in making a coupling at that
place hud his right bund cut oil. The two
accidents caused tlio engineer to resign and
ho says ho will never open another throttle.
Programs are out for tbo fourth annual ro
uniou of the old settlers of Casa and adjoin
inc counties , to bo held at Union on Monday ,
August -3. Tbo address of welcome will bo
delivered by Hev. N , M. Allen , und the prin
cipal oration by General Gcorce S. Smith of
Omaha ; address to old settlers by Hov. W.
O. H. Perry ; also addresses bv J. H. Haldo-
J man of Weeping Water , Mathew Goring of
Plutlsmuuth , und C. H. Van Wyck. An ex
perience meeting und short speeches by old
settlers will close tbo exorcises. Music by
the buna und singing by the choir , also a
gone ' by the old settlers will give variety to
Iho'procoodinirs.
FAOTS ABOUT OilAHA.
Omabahas five public parks.
Omaha has iixty-tlvo tnllos of paved
streets.
Omaha has ninety-two miles of sowera.
There nro sixty public schools , employing
J03 teachers.
There are twenty-two church nnd private
schools , employing IfiJ toachors.
The school census shows over 30,930 chil
dren of school ago.
Omaha Is a citv of churches , having 115
houses of religious worship ,
There uro sixty-Ilvo hotels.
There are thirteen trunk lines of railway ,
covering U3,2J3 miles of road operated from
Omaha. Ono hundred and thirty passenger
trains arrive daily.
Omaha has the lar jst nmnlter in the
world.
Omaha bus the largest linsooJ oil work ) in
the United Statos.
Omaha is the third largest packing center
In the world. Last your the stock receipts
wcro : Cuttle , 2,533,703 ; bogs , 7tUJSO.j ;
sheep , 7st,8ti5. :
Omaha has the largest distillery in the
world and three ot the largest breweries in
thu United States.
Omahu has the largest white lead works
in the world.
Aside from the packing houses Omaha has
100 manufacturing enterprise- ; with a com
bined capital of 83,033.030. Last year tholr
products amounted to $3'J.OOOOOJ.
The principal shops of tlio Union Pacific
railway uro located in Omaha. They cover
fifty acres of ground und represent an out-
luy of S'J.fiUU.OOn. They furnish employment
to 1'JJU skilled mechanics und -OJ duy labor
ers.
During the year 1S01 the real estate trans
fers amounted to § l.r > , ! ) Jl > , Sl. : !
Tno uotual real estate valuation is $250,030-
000 , wUllo the assessment for taxation is
based on a one-tenth valuation.
Omuhu ha' > two nty banks , of which nine
are national , eight savings and three are
state bunks.
During 1SOI the clearings were $221,123-
05.
05.Tho
The postoflico receipts for the venr were
$201r > bS.20. This department gave employ
ment to forty-six clerks and olxty-slx car
riers.
Omaha has ono of the most complete water
works systems In the world. The plant cost
$7,000,000 ana has 170 miles of mains. Tno
pumping capacity is Sj.lKXI.OJO gallons dally.
There are nlnoty-llvo miles of street rail
way , mainly electric. Tbo aystom employs
GOO men and operates 275 can. Tbo monthly
pay ooll is MO.OOO.
I'o'imlntlon.ln IBM 1,601
Population In 1MK ) iu.os.1
1'onulatlon In is * ) il 1,518
Population In IfM OI.KB
1'jpnlat.on in 1MU 14.452
lift , Niche sen & Co. ,
LEADING
Estate
Have for dle a number of splendid acre tracts
close to ci'ty. ' 33O acres , 22 acres , 2O acres , 18
a'cres , 1O acres , 8 acres , 2 acres. Some can
be dividecf.into | tracts to suit purchaser.
LOW RRICES ON ALL ABOVE.
Don't forget that property in and atomic ! Council Bluffs
will never be as low as today. Buy now and make money. We
have for sale residences of all sixes , in all parts of city , for casher
or on payments. 500 vacant lots for sale. All bargains.
When you want to buy , sell or exchange anything , or rent a
house , go to the men who will hustle for you. We are ready
at all times to show property. Correspondence solicited.
Breensliields , Nicholson 1 Go , ,
621 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Ncttlo Khett , n Tonchor In
tlio Omnhn Vtow Sohool , Commends -
mends Drs. Copelnnd & Shop-
nt-d.
Teaching snhool Is a totlsomo nml ox-
tiGtlng omplo.vmoiit , Tlio work la fur
from hoiiUhful. Tlio tlust ot the school
room n ml the physical uiul inontul strain
imlucocntntTlml troubles , licmiliieliestuul
nervous exhaustion. Quito a numboi * of
touchers nro now bolnjr treated by Dra.
Coiioltiml & Shojmrd for tlicso and luti-
drod com plaints. Among thorn Is Mrs.
Nettle Hhctt of the Omulm Vlow school ,
who brlolly says :
" 1 wont to Dr * . CupQlnnil & Siiopnrd to cot
rollof from u severe nml pors' ' tunt liottdnolio.
Tlio imiii unYctcd HID frontal rmlon tin ) o.vm ,
temples and forehead , On top , u'a.i , tlioro w §
V tin , burn In .r and usonso of pronitro. 1 luul
ulsoutiry unnovliiB cut irrh , with tlio nitiul
liuwkliu und splltfns to cluur tlio nose mid
( liroiit. My system was wurii out unit t was
wenk and nervous. 1 rrsiod poorly lit night.
In fact , my nervous system mowd broken
down uirl ti.xlmiistud. 1 Imvo rocolvud Croat
bonijtli from Drs. Cupoland & Simp ml. My
honduohes aioontlroly mniu ! also tliocuturrb-
ii 1 tioulilo. I inn stuailllv Kiilnliiit stroir.'th
unil nurums force mid tlio tnritniunt from
tliotoiiiiyqiuiniis hus boon highly bonotloiul tome
mo In every way , "
"WHAT DO THEY BO ? "
A ( Jupstlon Oltcii AtltL-d mill Very Kimlly
Amu IM oil.
It Is of ton askolliatuo \ llrs. Copeland
and Slienar.l iloV"
They do this :
Tlmy make u spcolullyof Iroatltu people
alTectcd with dlsuases ot the uoio , throat und
IniiL's , and chronic dlsousus.
They reiiulro asiuall fee for atnonth's treat
ment so smiill MS to be wllhln the re-ioh of
everybody hiitl they save to tholr patients
thocostof inlriuj bill by furnlshltu mcdl-
cines free. .
| ) I-H. Copclund and Bhopard are roculnrly
craduulcil physicians ami Irivu u bill ot
health as clean us th it of any phvslclun in
llilsclty. Their tr.iliiliu , their years of ox-
norliMico , their constant study of tills imur.tc-
lor of diseases splendidly uiiuli ) tlieni for their
ftorl- .
This Is onoiuli for these who C'iro to think
about the matter. Drs. Cupoland and Shop-
urd want to reach every man , woman and
chl'd In this city who Imsudiscasoof the nose ,
throat or luius. or any chrome ailment , and
ospeolully those who have boon Riven tip by
oilier physicians , BO that they may furnUh
tlio leilef and euro that they feel certain of
belli. ; able to oU'eet.
ESPECIALLY TO LADIES.
Cutnrrh , iilutnly spoaklnc. is a loathsome
dl cus'i , und cspeuiully so to woinun , us It not
only unfits tliiiin for tnolrdntles , hulitinukus
contact with tliclrfriends and the people they
meet very pulnful to them und very humili
ating.
Miss Millie Oundor.son , ot the Merriam
Hotel. 5ili und led < o streets , contracted ca
tarrh in childhood. 'Ibis well known young
lady says :
MISS MII.lilK OUNDKUSON.
"Kvor since I was four or live years old I
have had ciitarrh. Dryncss and irritation o'
tno no o und throut with liawklin ; und splt-
titiK In the vain effort to clear them wore ul-
wuys prcso it. 1 often choked up and felt
phHum dropping from up In my ho.id Into the
thrott. My sides and chest were sore und
painful A coated ton2110 und tainted liroath
ina.no my case very dls iKreeable. Slnoo mv
treatment with Dra. Uoiiol.ind and Shepard 1
have entire freedom from nil my former
troubles. I am now entirely woil und can
thank these physicians for curln. : mo ol u dis
gusting d.suaso. "
OTHER DISEASE ! ? .
Their Practice is by No Means
Confined to Catarrh.
Trs. Couolhiil tc Shepard treat all diso isos.
While they Klvo npjci'il attunt on to troubles
of the oyoi o.ir throat and IIIIIJB , thalr work IH
by no moans contlno'l to th-so sueul.iltlos.
Sposlul hospital ovporluivo has titled them < n
u notable degree for all mo lie il practice.
tro.'itfni itarrlial
They uro succosiful In c
troubli' * . but no less biiucussful in treating
rhoiiinatlsni , nervous discuses , skin diseases ,
diseases nf the klilnoys , ulToellonsof the heart
and dl-or.lorsof thebr.ilu , In nervous diseas
es , llrlglil'sdlhcasc , heart dUo ii < u und the HJIU-
eldl diseases of women and children , some of
their most romurXiiblo results have bcon ac-
ooiupllsliud.
Drs. Copeland & Shopird uro spoolu His , lint
the Biniiino huulallHt | ) Is llrst un oxporlonced.
bklllrnl nnd uceojiipllshel physician und snr-
1:0011 , und the broader and more extended h.s
Held us u specialist Iho wldor Is his nxpurlonvo
liiRoniTiil modlo no and surKery. Thu Imposi
tion of iinuoko und l)0'tm spojlullsls lias to
some o.M'int led to u mtstauon imprusslon on
this point , which it Is worth wli lo to corioct ,
und tbo sick nnd ulllletuil should hour In mind
what is Htutud iihovu. that the funnlne Bjiec-
lullst Is llr-a and above utl u rogulurly tr.ilned ,
thoroiuhjy educated upcl experienced iihybl-
( iliin iinil Mirguon , und that whllo ho clvus es-
poelal uttuntion lo cert iln lines of nractlco
und Is fcklllfnl In them , ho Is sUU'fnl ' , too. In
every depurtmont that mikes : up the practice
of medicine and uurgory.
MAIL
Comes from tlio K t , West , Nortli nnd Soul ) ' ,
boirlnz testimony ot tlio miccossfnl trout-
mcntof Dni , Oopclund und Hliep.irJ by mull1
Symptom lllault Kent to AU A
$5 A MONTH.
CATARRH THKATID : ATTHE UNIKOUM
KATE ) ! ' ' > A MONTII-JIKDKIINES KUK-
NIHIIKD KllKIi KOK AM , OTIIKIt DI.S-
KASKS TUB KATKH WIMi IIR LOW AND
UNIKOKM AND In I'KOl'OUTIO.N TO TUB
AUTUAli COST 01' MEDICINE HIJCJUIHED.
Copcland Medical
ROOMS Ull AND Ul'J ,
New York Life BuilJing ,
OMAHA , NRU.
W. II. COPUIjAND , M. n.
O. a. H11121'AHU , M. 13.
hl'r.Vl.tlJU'li : * : Catirrli. Astlima , Ilronchl-
Itlx , Nervous Diseases , ll > oed Disease's , Hlicn-
mallHin. Consumption , and all chronlo ulTcu-
tlons of the Tliio.tt , liuwft , Ktomuch , Mvur
' "
"oilluu liourHl Otoll a.m. . 3 to 5 p.in , , T tp 8
p.m. Sunday , 1'Ju.m. torJm ,
lllilR Tor I'liiiiililiic.
Boulud proposals will lie received by tlio suo-
rut.iryof thu board of ud.iuutlon until4 o'clock
p. m. iloihiuy , Aninsl ! ! , Is'.i. , for plumb UK'
und tunU closutHto bu oluu il In * hu'unlrul
ncliooi liulldliu In iipconl.iHi-o with iilans und
specilleatlorn on IIle In tlio olllcuof John I/at-
vnser , urchlteut , room UJJ Muruhunts Niillonul
Hunk build ng.
Thu boirJ reserve * thu rlxhl. to reject any
Uy order of the Ilo'ir.l ot K lucutton.
OIIAUMIH UUNOVKIt.
ul'adiut Hocrotary.
Illdi for Ilrittlii } ; unit Voiitllutlon.
Fealed proponiU will lie riiumvud by thu
Heorutarv ol tliolloirdof P.Unoatlon , until 4
o'clock p. in. Monday , Ailiruit'nd , HIT. , for
hu.itlng the llartman nuhool building with hot
ulr or ntuiiiii. In ueeoriittticu with iiluiiD and
unuolllcutlonnon Illo In llioolllceof John l-at-
uiHor , uruhltcct , ItoomOJi .MiTUliunls Natlun-
ul HiiiiK llnll-JInc.
'I'lio uoard re orvps the rlu'ht to reject any or
lly order pf tha Hoard ot Education ,
OHAICLESOO.NOyiUt , secretary. *
Omaha , Auj. lUth , inn uUJUt
SPECIAL NOTICES,1
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
TTO1S J3ALKQuod ( i-rooni duelling ncnr U.
* 'I' ' , trnnsfer. I'rlco ? . ' ,0 > n. Will tuko horse *
unil cuttlo In nart uuy. K. II. Slicafe.
T OU SALK-Ureamcrr , well located In No-
* - ormUu. ilolnit Rooif Imslneo.VIIltako
ftnur or suit oiitl to business nt ji bargain
II. Sliouto.
SAl.K Improved ini-ncrc stoo' < fariii.
rrJ.i .I"01,11" ! ; * " ' * "i iSJ'iicru fiirin , } .t ) { U\ )
acre * . t. >
( i
Johnston .fc Vun I'uttun.
, l ° "or C0llt Council
lltilTa residence iironurty. li J | . Shonfo.
SALT ! , l''lorulti ' oruiliu "u
UKNT. the Kit man roMilcnco. KlTl'urlt
uvu L'n ' " - ' " 1 " -
vtmlonccs.
" \\rANTKD I.wly or ccntloman to bonrd by
' T u tirlvutu family. AddiossUia. llco.
$ J. " > HKWAHU Lost , between Ml 1'urll
avcnuo nnd Manawa , Indy'R Kolit wntch'
monogram "a MoU" ( sue Melaim on iMok.
Xutilrn to lloo onieo. Council illulT-i , or J. T.
Oliver , S I'oarl street.
phOH S.YTjR Hotel , SJ rooms , locatedIn"
J-'southern Neb , , dolni u thrlvlnt lins npss ,
$ . ' , MiO buys hulldlng and fnrn.tnro will trail *
for nidso. 1C. II. Hlinafe.
nUU8AliK llurdwurn utojU In central Nub ,
- * ' Will Involco $003. K H flioufc.
iroit y\LK Choicest furin In I'oitawaittv *
Amlo Co. , 4ii ; acres , uoil lee itud an.l ltu
proved I'rlco t W an ucro. KII. Shuufu.
iriAHM nnd city loins ut lowest r.itoi.
Jlicatcstuto for sale.
Dwelling un I btislnuss ront-ils.
Money loaned for looul Investor * .
_ ji ! | > To > rl atront. Loiuoo & Towlo.
IT YOU hnva uuythliu for silo or tr.ulo see
Iv , II , Shoifo. llro.iilw.iy un.l Mitln streiit.
\t \ OK HUNT Dtrolllu : s In all pirts of the
* city. 18. II. Shaafo. llr.iulxr.iy un.l Main.
\\7ANTlOO-KastarnNobraika lands In ox-
> uluinjti for Umincll Illtiirs pronorty. li IL
HliOiifo. llrc > tlvTiy nml M tin at
_
HAM5 On small payments , fruit anl
-1 garden Ian I noir Council llluir * 13 , II ,
i-heafo , lirotxilway and Main struot , _
"fjlOH SAIiK Albion Uolior mills on llooiio
Jriver. . NuK ; llnost water power In the state
dovulopliiK l-"i horse power water ontlro yo ir :
dully capacity , too barrels ; iiiai-h ncr.v and
iirpurtcnnnccs complotc In every dofill , Ooo 1
frame residence : 8 acres of land , title uurfoct ;
price , $ . , r > , uju ; will take unl'iiprovo 1 eastern
Nebraska land. R 11. ahu-ifo.
TjlOU SAIjK lovra farms In 1'ottawnttainla
_ and adjoining counties. R H. ijhonfo.
IT1OH SAhG 83 nornsof oo.l Und un I now
JeottaKo. . with fonrajros land In Warnors-
vllle , Null. : all modern linnrovunients ; will
cxchuiuo for a plounnt cott io free ot ln
riiintirunuo In Council llluITi or Unr.ilui ,
R II. Slioafo.
"I71OH SALIC Onoof the nrlxhtost anl most
duslrublo homos In the city , on 4th uvo t
.modern in nil rcxports. Must sell , and will
Bucrillco. Adorcas li 10. lloo olllcc.
FOU SAhE ISJ-nero ranoli In Cherry Oa
Neb. Good hay land , splendid runiro for
cattle. Mco cottage , stahlo und out Inilld-
Inus In ffood repair , plenty w.itor. Host land
In thu county : will sell cheap. Write for do-
talls. K. 11. Shnufo.
\\TANTKD HoMlwnnK- stock In south-
TTvc3icrn Iowa for spot cash. R II , i-hoitfo
FOUPAI.K I'arin , liO acres , U tulles from
Council 11 Iu Its. TJucres under cultivation ,
II ) acres more sun bo cultivated. Uood Im
provements ; pnio water ; cash for c < ) iilty ;
? looo Incuiiiuranco. ' 'M i'oiirl street , I/ouseo
& Towlo.
- forsceon 1 work. $1 u week ,
WANTED-Olrl ' . , fc'eoncl avcnuo und
Klulith bit eels.
Ooialia Medieal and
INSTITUTE.
1 Eye Ear \
INFIRMARY
FOUL Tl-iEI
TREATMENT
-OF ALL-
Host fnollltloi , uppnnilus nml remedial for successful
to : Imcntoi oviry form if ill o i-u rcqulr-
liu medical ornuylcul iruitineiit.
M lie U forimtlcnU , lioiir.l un 1 ntlc'i 1 111:0. lle t no
comoilntlons In the we t.
Wrltn for circulars ( in deformities "nil liruccs , truj.
CJ , cluliloet. o.irrHluifli iif | ilnt , plloi , tunuir * , cnn *
ter , cutartli , broiio iltU , Inlinliillun , eleo rlelty , para
iilyclK , eillujisy | , kidney , bludder , OjO , eur , skin unit
blood uirJ nil surffl al operalloiiH.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Women Htl'K. Vfu have lately iidilo I n lylnu-ln d -
I iirtment for WJiiien durlim conlln < inunt , ttrlclljr
pr.viitu. unl ) lluhablu iloJU-.d lust tutu iiimliiif a
tlicclnltyof
PUIVATE DIS12ASKS
All llliind lltpn o nnccjs-cfiilly troulcd. Syplillltlo
I'ot-fjiiH removed frnni tlio H > stem wltlioul mere iry ,
New IteHonitlvo Truiitnient for Ionn of VITAli
I'OWKll. I'urjonsinmb'o to vlult nuiiiuy Lu treateil
lit honio by corresiiondeiice. All commuiilc lloua
I'onllc'o.itliil. .Me. llclnosiorliihtru uetitHhunt by mull or
uxpr ! * , necnrely packed , mi murk * In hKllciilo e.oti-
It'iitH or hender. ijnu portMiiml Interview preferred.
Call and foiiMtilt us or send hit * ory of yuur cat < e , UIL !
wu Hill ( ten I In pliln wrapper , our
TH MFH ' " " ! = l'l > oi : I'rlvatu Spo-
iu men , , . , , or Nenoll , m aioi
Impo'eiicy , e'rplillls , Gleet and Varluoeelo , wltli quvi
lion lint
llrutc's , Appllancoi for Deformlt'ui nnd Trusioi.
( July mnniifnctury In tbu nu lLf
DKfuIlMlTV , AI'l'MANC'CH ' , TIIUSSKS , KM5CT-
1I1O II.VTTEUIIIS AND 1IKI/1U
Omaha Medical and Surgical Inslitulc ,
26h and Erocdwny , O uncil Bluffj.
Ton nilntuei rltfo f niiu center of Onialin on Omaha
nnd Lounll Illuirs uleclrlo motor line.
Ot Cuuncll IllulTK.
I'linltnl Htuck .
Sui-phr nml IVoIlti , . . . 8. ,000
Nut cnpllnl mil i
I ) rc > o < ir * J. U. Kdimimlrun , K. h. hliiiK'irt. K I > .
0 U.IMIII , 1C. 1C. Unit , I. A MliliT , J , V. illiicliiirin ,
1 nil ClullvH II. llHiumn. 'rrMiiriiC't iiuiii'rnl liniik-
IfiK ItiuiiK'ni * . LaruoH. cupltid and Hurj > ) U4 ol iiuf
bunk In toiilhwunlurnl ciwu
INTiCUKbTON TIMK HBl'OblTH.
° ' < i,0i'itlutc'f' ! ! ' cr Girl's ' Higher Schoh
47jiuiU81 Dearborn Ave. CIIICAOO. ll.l.-
Berenteeuth year bciilns Sept , II. lloiirdlnx and
Day School for Younir Ladles und Clilldren.
UuiitfCA H. KICU. A.M.
AIM ! ( Priciala |
ACdrc na"vn *
} MAUV Kj nijEDY- . M. tl
FROM THK"PACiriC JOTTRIIAIi. "
"A Kn-ut Invent loii linn IHTII iniiili ! hy I r.
Tutt. That uinliicnt cliomliit linn produced
U'liloi IinltatcH iiatiirn to | > crr < ictlon | It net *
liiHtuntiiiicoiiHly anil IH purfrrtly linriiilmH. "
Vrtiv , Ml. Olllcu , at ) A. ! ! 1'urk i'luto , N V.
MPAI.G 1 AllULES Ki/uUl ;
the toium.a , l.vur uuj huwf'lj , uurl
If tli blcud. ai u info Had nln lual 11
the hr > 4 nifillclne kiiun u fur bllluuo- ,
l.gwi , coniU | > allun , UjilxptlJ , full )
* > nMtlj , houuai te , reartnurn , IOIIH of
jLijiwtlte , nii'iitnl flo ] region , ifllnful
"li r tloit , pliril4u | , nnlluvf e jni'loZ'
on , Kndrrer/cli wane rmutllug front
1'ropoHiilH fur Hcliiinl Nlto.
Hoi-led ] iropo ulH will 'Ji rJ3i > lvod bv thn soo-
roiary of the llo.ir.l of Kduuiitlon , Omaha ,
Noli. , until 4 o'o'ooU p. m. .Momlur , Aiui nt i. %
IK'I. ' ' , for u soltab'e ' Hclionl Hlte In thu vlclnlly
of.'illi nnd l''r.inl ' < lln btreuti.
Tlio hoard reserve ! the rl/lit to rojeot any or \
llyorderot tlio Hoard of Kdncallon.
oiiAitma co.NovRit.
ul'ldldt becrolary.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Bealoil yropoaulu H 111 hu received liy thu noc-
rotury ot tlio board of odncailon unllU o'uloolc
n. in , .Monday , Aucuat . ' . iKU , for pradlim thn
r'runklin school bite , nccordlni to the prolllo
on Illo In tlio ( illlceor .lolin hitoimer.arcliHiet.
room GJ.'I MoruhunU Kutlunal ll.inlt linlldlnx ,
und utiUur the ln ti uclion ot the arclillecl.
'J'ho ho ird rusorvoi * the rlnlit to reluct uny
oritllLldu. Hv order of thu lioar.l of uducj.-
tlou. Ull.VULlid CONO VU , Bocroturj .
