T1IK OMAITA DAILY BEE : SDAY , AUGUST 16 , 1892 3
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PICA RL STREET.
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11. W. TILTON. - MANAGER.
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Council BlufTs Lumber Co. ,
Grconshlcld , Kleholaon & Co. , 021 Brand-
wav , real estnto and rental agents. Largest
list of proocrty of any dealers In the cltv.
Miss Anna Obprholts-cr's Sunday school
clnsi presented Hov. Q.V. . Ctolts with a
flrio souvenir spoon last Sunday nt the close
of the exorcise ? .
James P. U"cd and Nancy J. Ueynolds of
Council Bluffs and Itonry Brodewon and
L zzlo Meyers of Walnut wore given mar-
lingo licenses ycsturday.
John Jones , who tried to run off \vlth
Oniuer Murnhv's horse and bugey Saturday
night , has sobered up and now claims to have
burn robbed ot fOOO whllo drutut.
Special service ! were held In the Catho'.io
churches yesterday innmlng , It being u holi
day of obligation. In the evening there was
nUo n sermon nt St. Potor's church.
Eilna Cramer , Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Crnmer. dld yesterday morning ,
need 7 months. Funeral services t lii-ii this
Dflt'tnoon ntresidonco , 31 IB Avenue O.
The It.funt child of Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Peterson died at S a'clock at the residence ,
'HIIS South Eleventh street , The funeral
will take ploco nt 0 o'clock this morning.
The Crescon Citv road Is biocUndcd by n
big Inndhlldo in the "cut , " and passersby
linvo to take Iho Klrkwood for iho time
icing. This lengthens the distance by about
two miles.
Regular communication of Bluff Clltv
Lodge , No. 71 , Ancient Five and Accented
Mnsons , this evening. All master Masons In
Cfiod standing are cordially Invited. By or
der of the worshipful master.
Agnes , y.\oar-old . duuchtnr of Mr. and
Mrs , Peter Jiicnbson , died yesterday morn
ing nt 1003 South Twelfth ( street. The
funeral Is this afternoon nt 1 o'clock and Iho
remains will bo mteried In Fairvlew ceme
tery.L. .
L. Murks was trloil yesterday before
Justice Swenrlncon on the charge of main
taining n nuisance near the corner of Broad
way and Bryant street , James Brooks being
tho. prosecuting wllncss. The case was
taken under advisement.
A special train of llfteon cars will como in
tomorrow afternoon at 11 o'clock over the
Burlington from the Haves Pump and
Planter company of G.ilvn. III. , for tlio Weir
Shugort company of thU city. Ttio train Is
louU'd entirely with "Boss shoveling boards , "
and each cur contains between 700 und SIX ) .
Mrs. W. J. White was given a trial In
pollco court yesterday morning for disturb
ing the peace. A vast amount of amusement
was given the spectators by the manifest de
termination on the part of several of the
party to do the talking for the cruwd. At
the close of Iho trial the palm for talkativeness -
ness uas given to the husband of the ac
cused woman and she was taxed up with n
line of SIO.UO.
Nntliuu Mcrnam of Omaha , the owner and
the builder of the Merrl.im block In Ibis elty ,
Ims ordered Architect Smoock to prcpate
plans for. ) ! commercial building to bo erected
on the lot , corner of Urortdwnv and Sixth
street , opposite the pnstonlco. The building
will have a frontage of ninety feet on Broadway -
way und will run back to Iho alley. It will
contain three thirty-foot store buildings.
Tli1) contract will bo let befoic the 1st of
September.
Secretary Hose of the Young Men's Chris
tian association received n let'or from a
friend iii Cedar Hiplds Informing him of a
generous gift that has just boon presented to
the association of that place by Charles B.
Soulter , president of Iho Cedar ftaplds Pack
ing company. Last May Mr. Soultor's son
wan killed by an electric motor and In mem
ory of the young man Mr. Soulter btts offered
to nay for rotlttlng the bathrooms In the as
sociation building. The contract price has
] ust been flxod at $0,000 and when finished
the rooms will bo the llnest in Iho United
Btutcs. _
.A.I/ , t'.lll.tOlt.l 1'llH.
Joseph Dnnltjcr , P. .1. MacBrido and T. B.
Ilughos have returned from Uonvor.
Mrs. II. W. Younp of Sioux City is the
guest of her couitln , Mrs. J. M. Fluijler.
Born , Sunday morning , AUSUSI 14 , 1802 , to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Richmond , a
daughter.
. .TudKoV. . O. James has received an Invita
tion lo deliver an addruiis at Chicago on
Laaor day.
Miss Ktta Maxwell has accepted a position
In tbo olllco of Clerk Stendman , of IhoUnitoa
Bliilc.s court.
John M. Lane of the Milwaukee has re
turned from n trip througn Wisconsin and
boutb Ualiola.
J. J. Steadmnn goes to Crest on today to at
tend n Grand Anny reunion. Ho Is booked
( or un address.
Miss Nelllo Anderson of Dos Motncs U
vMUiiR her sister , Mrs. A. A. Tiucsdoll , on
Kust Washington avenue.
Mls Hurrlutl Blood , one of the teachers in
the city schools , bus returned from her sum-
inei's vacation In the oast.
William tironowoe nml M. P. Rohror loft
last oveiiinc for Davenport to attend the
Bluto democratic convention.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mcrrlnm loft lastovon-
Ifiir for a two weeks' trip to Lake Mltuie-
tonlin and other norinorn resorlu.
Elmer Otto and the Misses Lulu and Viola
Olio left yesterday for a visit of several
months in Chicago nnd Fivcport , 111 ,
1'rof. D. W. McDormid of Wlnnopotr , Can-
nda , Is In Iho cltv for a short visit with his
old friends on his \v.i ) homo from Denver.
1-V.uik Trimble nnd T. E. Cassldy leave
thin cvonlnir for thodenioeratle state conven
tion nt Davenport , to which they are dele
gates.
Chief Qeoro Halo of the Kansas City flro
drpartmcnl In Council Bluffs yesterday.
r Ho Is on iho road for the purpose of intro-
ducmi ; n water tower that ho has Just InVented -
Vented and patented.
W. P. Snpp loft last ovcnlnfr for Des
Moincs , whcro ho will attend the better roads
convention wnlch is lo bo held there today
nnd tomorrow. Ho Is one of the delegates
appointed by the mayor. .
Robert Kirkivood of Crescent township Is
pionoutifcd to bo rapidlyHUikliiKtohls frave.
Ho was In Salt Lilto City u short llmo ape ,
for the boncllt of his health , but iho trip
fulled to have the desired cfTocl. Ho is well
known throughout I'ottawattamlo county
nnd was at one tiuio a member of tuo Board
ot Supervisors.
llir e mill llugcy u'uiitcil.
In cxuliiuipo for u largo BOVOD octuvo
Century organ , In llrst ( iliiHs Hhano. Ad-
drt-BB Lock Hex llllJ , Council Blulls.
Trains lonvo Maniuva dnllv fit 8 n ndlO
ruia , IS ! m. , nnd 1 , U , Uil6 : , u , : ; ti ) , -1 ,
4 : ! ! ( ) , 5 , 5:15(1 : ( , 0 , 0:110. : 7 , 7:30 : , 8 , 8:30 : ,
9:30 : , 10 , 10iO : ; , 11 and 11 : > 5 p. in. Thu
11:55 : tniin will muko connootlon with
the liiBtoluotrlo iiiutui * u.r fo:1 : Oiu.ilui.
A rrlrn Wliuut 1'ixlil.
County Clerk Oumphell returned yester
day inornliiK from his farm near Walnut and
( nought with him a sample of wheat which
ivnb crown tliere. On a llvo acre tract -Id
bunhels wuru ruUed , inuklni ; an uvuriigu of
foriv-threo uusliets'to the aero. Tuts U snld
to Uo the ureatest vlold ever known on anv
farm In I'ottmu.tlutnlo county , and It U all
llrsi-rhiss winter wheat , Mr. ( Jampboll feels
juaily ptoud of the record his farm hua inuoo
Vi ll Bloclc of cur-pots arriving dally
niul nold ut the lowest micas. Council
lUutfs Carpet company.
Will VUlt Ilm I not II lit ti.
The triutoci of the school for the deaf will
jjay u visit to the Institution today to look
over the reult of iho icconi llvo. The
board of trustees connUtaof A. T. Fllcklnyor
of Council liluffx. Louis Weliuteln of Hur-
lliifilon und U. S , Kanek ot lowu Cltv. H Is
staled thai Governor Holes aUouxpvcts to bo
lieu- .
loOpoopla tn tud ) city usa gn itovoa
1 ho UiuCo. puti 'om iu ut OOJL
NEWS -FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Koeular Monthly Meeting of the Board
of Education ,
MATTERS OF INTEREST CONSIDERED
ClinlruiMii riclil or tlio Committee on In-
MIKIIICC .Milken an lnt rc tliir | ll < ' | iort
Tcttelierit' ultirlcs 11IIU Allow cil and
Older Mutters Attended lo.
Tbo school board held Us regular monthly
meeting last evening , with Momhors Stacy ,
Fluid , nrlUcnsttcn , and Shubart , present.
Stacy wni appointed chairman in the ab
sence of the ptcsldent.
A communication fromJ J. Watt asking
trio board to sell him soina of the lumber ta
ken out of tboll it'll school building was ro-
lerred to tbo commlttoa on buildings and
grounds.
( Jbultman Itrliirnstcln of the committee on
hulluli > K 3 rcuortcd Hint tin had KOtten an os-
Uunite from , John Uilb'jrt on tbo probable
cost of covering the pipes In tha Twentieth
nvcntio building , and that it would cost
$117. The mutter vas liild on the tiibk1 ,
A bid win oponcd from Willluni Ullbcrt ,
erinc to nut suitable radiators In the now
room of the Hill school , third lloor , for ? 17d.
Laid over.
A communication was rtad from Miss
lllnod , the tcnchurof drawing , stating that
she had rocolvcd an oftjr from two other
cities , nt n unlur.v of g'.IJund $100 respectively ,
but thiil she proforiod to stay In Council
Hlufls If she tould irot a salary of 8a. > . The
matter was deferred until later lu the oven-
Inn.
( Jhalrmnn Field of the committee on Insur-
nnru stated that his Integrity lu placing luo
Insurimco on the school building * hud been
called In question lu such a manner as In
imilto some notoriety. Bo Uicioforo ( elt It
Incumbent upon htm to make u sUtcmmit to
the uouul bhowlng the compunios In which ho
hud placed the Insurance , with the amount
given to each. Ho wanted each member of
the board to look the list over ,
and If tiny company should bo found
tbiit could cnmo under the head of
"wild cat" to icport the same to him. Ho
then wont on to say that "young Mr. Stacy"
who throucb no limit of his own , had had
tlio misfortune to bo the son of a member of
the board , hud detected nn error In the
rilling of the Twentieth avenue building
that was costing the board u small amount ,
and had roporlud ll lo him , so that the board
had been saved the amount. Ho uas very
sorry lhat tno chairman of the llnuuco coin-
inltloe , who had admlnlslered such a "roast
ing" to htm at , a previous meeting1 , wan not
present In order that ho might see how the
young man had boon vindicated.
The report of Chairman Wells of the
lluuuco committee on the subject of the
tubules of janitors and teachers was road
and adopted.
TBO following arc the salaries of the tcach-
ois ai flxod by Ihe report :
Sue lloilollo. IB ) ; .Innlo Baldwin. $70 ; Htellu
Iliildwlii , { Ml ; ICntlu Illaxstin. * ( > ' ) ; Mrs. Hello
Hare ny. * W ; loulso Iue-ehe ! , 43 ; Mia
tlira ! : Hope and Myrtle Ito.iidiiiun. * .U ;
Huttle Iliood. jSJ ; AUKiistu llowker.
flo ; .leiinli ) lin I. 10 ; MiiBjIo ItrltUin.
t'j-i ; I.oulsu Uarsiin , ? J < ; Jus o Clausen.
tat ; Minnlu Clay. > MO : Tlieicsu Coyne. * ! " > :
I.I//U ) Croeker. Mrs. M. i : . Ciutls , Myrtle
Outer. Jl. 1 Omlir. JOJ ; Mary Damon. Wii
M.imle ) , c , Muv lUvenport , * 31 ; Annlii Do-
Kioiit , Helen Doiiuhiiv , $4il ; Mai.ilo Dickey ,
fl.i Mecca Dou'-'lily , fV ) : Miiry Ihincan. fill ;
] . ' , ll. n.istman. il.ruj per yer : Hello Fletcher.
* ( ) Miiry l'onUMiii. Airs. I.I// o Ulu.i-on ,
HcttloUr.iMjv. Ciirrlu M. tJoll , Wn Viva fl ! il-
Innd. Horn GIHSS , JYi ; Cm.i Crot/cr. Kdlth
Urlnnell. Il7/to Uoodehlld , Jiu : 1'reila lluher-
miiss MO ; Lilian Hurl. Ill ) ; Mlnnla H.IIIMIII ,
Ifoboi t'i Iliiltciilmiiei , Mamie llanlln. Kite
Molilor , Ad i Howard , Jennie Howe. i'Jl ; No Ho
llopfoid J4U ; K.slu Honn. $11 : Dora llojd , fa :
] : mtna llouard. JV > ; Mary I lines. ! 4J ; Milan
Jackson , flO ; Kiln Joseph. i I.anra
I.on % Krlnndly I.nc is. JIJ ; Iltiltli L'n'n.v
$13 ; Mil M.Moore , 475 ; Monte ManKUiu. fdi ;
Kttu MticMiihon. SW ; Rlla Mulntoib , * 1S ;
Mnry MuMlllun. J.V > : ( Jlurii Meyers. * W : Nettle
Morris. $1U ; Aiimi Mlkcsoll , JUJi Ourrlu Mcir-
RIIII , ? 40 ; C. M. Moruhniiso. fl ) ; Tulle
I'a c. MO ; Nellie Parsons , K1 : ICulu
Piiyne , 171 ; Jennie 1'lle. ill ; GeoriroV. .
Price. Sl.UiU per yuan Vcrnlo Reynolds ,
$71 ; Kiito Shoplor. $10 : May Sims , fiM ; I'utiiilo
hijulre , HI ; Mniulo smith , JIO ; Mnry Tlnloy.
I'mices Toinlinson. J < X ) ; 1 hira Van Order ,
Jnllu W.ilUcr. tvij Vlrjjlnlu White. $ W : Wll.lo
White. M7 : Kittle Whlto , . ' > 0 : Annlo Wllll.ims ,
* 10 : Irene Undcruood. { .VJ ; Imcl.i Voun/ .
$ 0 ; Ida Xlpf. } " > : II. W. Sawyer. S..OJ I per year.
.Iiiiiltors Haiuli S nipson , WiislilnKlon uvii-
ni'.e. fir ! > ; W S. Wllkins. llloonier. M ; .1. J.
Wutis Hleli suhnol , , U ; M. Golf , Twentieth
nimiu. . tvi ; Coilu Sclilndler. now Pierce. iiO :
U. 1' Hurl , i-econd avenue. * l"i | John Hurr.
Avenue II. ? ! . " > : O. G. Aiitenrelth. Th'rd street ,
(4'i ( ; George It. Miles. North r.luhth strout. tr > :
liettlo Darnell. lUuhlli a\eiiuo , fj : r ( irone-
WOK. Harrison street. * - ' : Mnireln Wyntt ; l < 'lf-
teonthhlreiittr > . I ) It. Whlpule , Thirty-four , . ! !
street , { 7.5J ; V. J. Pelursun , geujr.il janitor ,
Wl.
Wl.ITIold reported that ho had leased a build
Ing owned bv a man named Bond for the
school ntCut-Off for the ensuing year.
The clerk was instructed to adverliso for
bids for OKI. and nut coul ( soft ) , and for soft
wood , the bld > to be in by Sontemb-'r 13.
mils to the amount of ? 1S4.M were allowed
and the board qdjo'jrr.od. '
JIITWIIN SIASONH.
Hut the Huston Morn Hits .Many Surprises
mill lluriralns fnrtliu People.
It is botwcon Eoisoii8 ; , when in the
ordinary courbo of business it it ) sup
posed that nothing cun bo ollorotl to the
trade that will bo sullielontly attructivu
to draw pcoplo into dry goods Htores.
13tit the lioston Store , Council B ufta.
lias hiirprises and bargains for all. Of
eoui'.so the greatest D.ir nins will ba
found in the lijjhtor gradus of stiminor
goods , but there are nnny line ojii- | :
tuultics to obt-iin for Httlo money m.iter-
iuls that will bo uaoful for several montliB
yot. The Hoston Store has had the
greatest trndo thin season that it has
over had , anJ from now on this will
mean atill narrower margins of profit.
During ihU weelc the ladies A'ill be
given some ot the prizes of the season.
You will boa-Jilt yourselves and will
bttnofit the store puonle bv helping to
clear out the lighter fabrics go suitable
for the hot weather yet to cotuu. and
inalto room for the largest stock of
autumn and winter goods that have
ever rouehod this part of the state.
\Vent-Kniler * Are Kicking ,
The council was to have bold a meeting
Ust evening , but owing to tbo fact that the
democratic- members were all nbient for
various reasons tlicro was no quorum. Alderman -
man JeiuiliiKs was In Denver , Alderman
Qravos had pone to Omaha to see the parade
and Alderman Uelsii was nobody know Just
where. The council accordingly adjourned
without muetlnt , ' . -
If there had ooun u moetlng It Is blhly ;
probubln that there would h.wo been muslo
In the air. As It was there was ij iltou tium-
miiiK notlceublo , for the roii.lo.its of
Hlnhlventli Rtrcot were on hand , lo.i'jo I forbear
boar , aldermen , John \V. Paul , or anything
else that came In lnlit. They were
under tbo loiulerinli ) of Uonernl
James Coylo of ( Jut-OlT , who announced
his Intention of seolnir that the ordinance
KrantlnK the Unlou Lind and ImDrovomont
oympany tko rlcht of wnj for n railroad on
hluhieonlh street did not so throuirh with
out a violent protest. Ho claimed to bo
backed up by every propurly-ownor
on the street from Avenue O
to the elevator. and how many
of them there wera ho could not ifuoss. Ho
wm at lust pacillcd bv being told that the
ordinance would not cnmo up for considera
tion oven if u meeting should ba hold , at
Alderman JoiinltiRs , the chairman of tliu
committee to whleb the matter was referred
at tlio lust meeting , was not present to malt ]
his report. The kicker * then left , for their
homes , but promise to UQ.OII uund at the next
meeilnt ; .
JJost hair innttrosiics nuido to order ,
ami old onoa renovated at Council HlulTd
Carpet sloro. _
Itulurnii thu Jlnnry.
Sev'crul dnyn npo u Indy giving her name
as M. AKIIO < Archer wan in the city circula
ting u subicrlptlon list for money which waste
to bo used lu paylni ; oft a mortgage on tbo
farm of one of bur neighbor * at Oakland.
Hur action * were i at her ttraago , aud OQlcor
Kemp , after questioning her closolr. thought
sha bora signs of Infinity , and nut
her on board nraln bound for OaK-
land. YotUruay morning ho received
a totter from the woman statin ) ; that he had
been tbinldtig the matter over and bed oomo
lo tno conclusion that she might ofTond the
man she was trying to assist , Instead of put
ting herself In n position whore she could
exert n good Inlluonco over him , which wan
her onlv motive In Irving to ralso the money ,
tiho had kept no record of ttio names of the
persons woo had subscribed and so she
Citclosccl n poitonico order for $ ' .i 15 , the
amount she had raised , and nslicJ Kemp to
put It In the city treasury or wharo ho
thought It would do the most good. Instead
of putting It into the city treasury thee
o Ulcer took U to the Christian homo and
presented It to the manager for the orphans ,
.Mny Mm on Ulieiiiicnl
A couple of weeks moro will nrob'ibly see
Council Hluffs In possession of n "Champion"
chomlcal lira engine , unless something unex
pected happens. The plan of trading the
Uoscuo cnglno for 11 chamlcal onglna has been
sugrostcd and talked at for a lonit tlmo east ,
but no satisfactory bargain presented Itself ,
so the scheme never advanced beyond tnc
talking period.
Now the city has n clmnco to rllsposo of
the "Koscuo" for a ? aIIOO chomlcal engine.
This ls considered a good oITer and Itisllkoly
to ba accepted , as a numucr of the aldermen
are strongly In favor of It. Most towns that
are large enouch to have flros of any consc-
quonco are providing themselves with water
works , so lhat thu chances of selling ' .ho
old cnglno are constantly becoming less. The
advocates of the trade claim for tbo chemical
onglna that the stream It throws Is so much
smaller and at the sumo tlmo so much moro
effective that It can bo thrown Intn n dry
goods store and extinguish a blazavllhout
damaging the contents to anv great extent.
It will tnko about ton nays to have thu chem
ical engine dcllvotcd after the order Is given.
Will Hold Him Longer.
N. Smith , who Is alleged to bo tnsuno , was
before the commissioners of Insanity yester
day for nn examination , but the results of the
examination were not altogether satisfactory.
All day and all night Sunday ho filled thn
county jail yard with his howU and cries ,
and a more positive cnso of Insanity could
hardly have been conceived of. Yesterday
ho had cooled down entirely , and was as
rational as anyone. Dr. Thomas Is of the
opinion that the man Is Just recovering from
a big spree , and that In a few davs ho maybe
bo all right. Ho will bo kept In Jail for n day
or two longer in order that it may bo found
whether this Is the true state of utTulrs.
Pine upholster ! nc nt the lowest prices
tit Couneil Blulls Carpet company's.
Wants
W. H. Buoy commenced nn action In the
district court yesterday against William
Sicdontopf for false Imprisonment and mall-
clous prosecution. Ho alleges In his petition
that ho was nrrostod July 1 1 , 189) , on an In
formation llled by Slodentopf , and dragged
into the superior court on the cnargo of con
tempt. After spending two days and two
nights In Jail ho was found not guilty and
discharged. He now wants to swap In
comes with Siediiiitopf to the oxtonc of 8.5,000 ,
alleging that the arrest was made without
proper cause , and malicious.
Summer suits for gentlemen ; cool ,
"
comfortable and cheap , lloicar , "tho
tailor , 310 Broadway.
IIus Tire Ilimb iniU.
J. M. Lamcka tiled a petition In the dis
trict court yostordiy asking fnr n divorce
from his wife , Ella Liincke , whom ho mar
ried In l&S" . T vo years after the marriage ,
ho says , his wifodosortej him , and In IMIt
she married ngato under her maiden name ,
Ella Muhunny. Her husband No. 'J la Peter
DIIP.I by name and ho lives In St. Joseph ,
Mo. The petition alleges lhat Mrs. LumcHo
has had two children slues she deported her
Ill-it husband , and of the father the plaintiff
professes to have no knowledge.
George Davis , drujs ana
8UUTU OMAHA.
Increnaed Cnttlo llceuipts An Splendid
Shotting Heine Millie.
The receipts of cattle at the Union Stock
Yards have began to ihow r. percsptlblo In
crease. The range catllo from the western
prairies are rapidly ripenins for market , and
by September 1 the movement will be largo
and show u lur o gain over the receipts ot
last yoar. Manager Babcock , who recently
paid a visit to the western ranges , Is enthu
siastic over the encouraging outlook 'and an-
tioiptlos many largo runs during the coming
full. The recolpls durinc the present year
show nn increase of 102 , 10.1 cattle over * the
same period of lust yoiir.wlulo Kansas City's
Incre.iso has not reached tha 11)0,000 )
marx. Before the year closes South Oma
ha's increase will exceed that of Ktviixas
City at least 100OJO hoail. During the past
llvo weeks Unit "city has been receiving a
verv llbor.il stipuly of Texas and territory
caillaund Souin O.Tinha's receipts have been
cut down because the western grass-fed cat
tle were not ripened for market. But the
westerns uro gotllnr Into splendid shape and
'
from now on' largo shipments may DO ex
pected.
South Omaha's increase in the number of
Hogs received continues to swell each day.
The number of hogs received tlncu January
1 is 1.10J.7JO head , and shows an Increase
over the same period last year of 1411.770
hoad.'or nearly 8J.UOO head more than Kau-
sas City's IncreuiO .shows.
Waknil tint ICIIHH : | itlth Ills nun.
Burt I'iper , a negro , was before Judge
Fowler In pollco court yesterday nr.d his
appearance cost him $ ! ) and trimmings. Piper
lives on N street near Twonty-llfth , nnu late
Sund.iv night was engaged in discharging a
llrourm very promiscuously. Florence
Fletcher , a colored young lady , thinks Piper
was shooting at her , but ho suytj ho was sim
ply discharging the ll rearm to frlghtou a muu
who was concealed lu a rlutnp of wocdi.
Notr4 iniil INiriiiimln.
Mrs. Mayor Miller is seriously 111 at bar
homo.
Mrs. R J , BabcocK and daughter of
D.ivonport , la. , are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Babcock.
Miss Ella Wttiklor will celebrate her 10th
blrlhday Sunday at the homo of hnr father ,
ICd Wtuklcr. Invitation * have been Usuod.
'I'he city council fulled to meat last even
ing , a quorum not being prosont. The mem
bers wao were on hand adjourned the mootIng -
Ing until this evening ,
A.I. . Cuughoy , nisocluloedilnr of the Dally
Stockman , loft yesterday for Colorado
Springs lo spend two weeks. Ho was ao-
co npanied b.v Mrs. Cauhoy.
J.imes Uolan was lined $ . > anil costs by
Judge Fowler yesterday. Dalun was drunk
Sanday night and when placed under nrrcst
endeavored to do up OWcoVWlIson with a
deadly pair ot era i knucKS. , * ' '
'
The quarterly moating otth'6 First Method-
1st church will bo hold Saturday and Sun
day. Hov. T , C. Clcndcnhing , presiding
elder of the Omaha districtwjll bo present ,
The young daughter ot Sam Uosnoy Had
her left arm broken Sunday morning. The
carrlaco she was riding In at the funeral of
IV. T Utbson was upjet n.nd the occupants
thrown out. .
Lester Sbambloln , a 14-yonr-old l rl , was
thrown from a wagon at Twenty-fourth and
M streets yoUerday morning and brully
Injured about the heal. Hli parents realdo
nt2.)23 ICatroot.
J. W. Snlvely has been sued by n Mrs.
Mitchell of Albright for * fJOO damages.
Jsnlvo'y ' U the cltv collector of dosllronsos
nml killed tha lady's dot ; because the license
upon It had not been paid.
jiui.Ti.\a nKMovn.tT.1.
Oo\oriior Kiiclinniii of icnnrsseo Will Not
Hnppnrt the Stutu Ticket.
NAsnviu.n , Tenn. , Aug. 15. John V. By
chnnan , governor of thu state , has bolted the
nominee ot the domocratlo party for gov
ernor and today In a lengthy address an
nounced that he is an Independent
candidate for governor , and nsfcs the votes
of all eltizons regardless of past party anil-
llatlons. Ho bases his candidacy upon the
allegations lhat ho has boon untied upon by a
majority of the rank and lllo of the oatiy to
rjn ; that ho and his friends have been
treated u.idly by the domocratlo conventions ,
county and state ; that ho represents true
JolTe.rsoul.in democracy , mid that the demo
cratic convention wblch refused to nominate
him renounced the true principle * of domoc-
rauy as enunciated In former plutfouns.
Ho announces his platform touching state
and notional mutters n ? follows : Free coin-
ngo of gold and sdvor nt present ratio ? ; nu
Increase of the circulating medium by the
general government sunlclont to meat nil the
nccosbltles of Undo , business and commerce ;
abolition of national binks ; n irraduutcd income -
como tax ; free commerce ; a tariff only when
suniclcnt revenue cannot be raised from
other soutcos ; election of United States
senalors by the people ; rcstiicliotii in dealIng -
Ing In futures on agricultural products ; op
position to the force bill and ledoral Intovfer-
once with stale elections ; no alien owner
ship of lands.
Ciovornor Buchanan's Independent cnndl-
dasv had bean expected , and but little sur-
prls'o was expressed when thu published nn
nouncomunt appeared. The people's party
moot li : stale convention Thursday next lo
nomln.Uoa candidate for.govornor , and this
fact has led lo Governor Buchanan's an
nouncement , for his Independent candidacy
will bo endorsed by this convention. There
are now four candidates for governor in this
state.
> iitlonul l.ciiguo or KcnuUllciiti Uliibs ,
Nisw Youic , Aug. 15. J. S. Clarkson , prerl-
deut of the National League of Republican
clubs , has issued a notloo of tbo postpone
ment of the league convention.
Tbo postponement of tbo convention , called
for Buffalo , N. Y. , September 1 , until
Thursday. September 15 , Is done with the
concurrence and advlco of Chairman Carter
and the national committee , and is made be
cause the earlier date would prevent the at
tendance of u larger nilmbor of republican
clubs In the western states , whore tno har
vest of the various crops \yill nut have been
finished by September 1. By the mlddlo ot
September the pirty will buvo porfcctod Us
organi7alion in all parts ot tlio country , and n
a much larger numberof campaign , marching
and uuilnrm clubs will bo able 10 attend the
national convention. T'IO ' , cooler wo.nher ot
the latter date will uUo be moro favorable
and Induce a larger
Tort llodso City Ollld.il.i \ \ III 1'rotcct tlio
I'uuplu'H InterustH.
FoiiTDonou , la. , Aug. 15. The city has
served nollco on the electric "light , telephone
aud Woalorn Uulon compahles lo vacate
Mum street With thblr polos'and ' wires. The
lime expired today and the poles and wires
of tbo throe compunios still remain on
Main street by permission * 'of nn injunc-
llon , just served , which restrains tbo city
from enforcing us notice. Sotno of the
councllmcn contend that tbo injunction has
not been served on the proper parties and if
the city attorney agrees with , thorn , the poles
will be cut down.
Io\\il Dumornits Moot.
BCD O\K , la. , Aug. 15. [ Special Tolo-
grara to TIIK BEK.I Tbo democratic county
convention waj bold hero today. Harmony
was an unknown quanlity from opening to
close. J. C. Krutchmcr was nominated for
county auditor and E , Halley recorder. Tbo
light for the position of county attorney was
vary hitler.V. . Itudmond was named utlor a
wratiL'le lusllnir boveral hours. There wus a
dlspoUtlon 0:1 : the part of the convention to
question the democracy ot tbo several cundl-
dutos.
12 isy fur ( i.tiidiiur.
Oniiu.iA , Ont. , Aug. 13. Gaudaur had a
walkover In the ruco today with Storhoiihon ,
Ibc Auslralian. The race was llireo nnle.s.
with a turn , for $ " > JU a side. Five thousand
pecplo wllncbsed the event. Bolting was
done at oven money. Fiom the o.isy pace nt
which Gaudaur rowed the lust mile it wu. <
evident that hud ho pu hcd ho could have
lowered the iccord of ID.Ul made bv him ut
Duluth.
Droitnuil Wdllu hi'lnlii ) ; .
FORT Doom ; , la. , Aug. 15. [ Spenial Telegram -
gram to Tin : Biii.J : John Dunbar , aged 23 ,
waded beyond his depth while snlnlng llsb
In the DCS Molnes river near Dayton yobtcr-
day und wa > < drowned. A dozen companions
watched him drown , unwilling lo risk their
owu lives in trying to savn him.
KILLED wiiiL
KX-COUKIL-8KI1UU1 lliinnctt's .Son bliot In
houtli D.ikotn.
Diumvoon , S. D. , Aug. 15. fSpocinl Telegram -
gram to i'liu Bun. I Itobuio , the H-ycar-oid
sou of ex-Congressman G. G. Bennett , whllo
out hunting today , was accidentally shot , by
a youthful companion. Tno accident hap
pened ut 4 o'clock , news of It reaching Oeiid-
wood ut 5 , when a large party wont out to
bring the oidy In. The locality Is very wild
and djmely covered by brush , and the body
haj not yet boon found. Over 1UJ men uro
now out searching tbo brush by torchlight.
Tno biggest ratification insotmg over hold
by Suuth Dakota democrats IK in progress
hero tonight. Thu ceremonies commenced
by a torchlight Drooesslon , lu which half a
dozen bauds and I,50J p&qplp took part and
is now b.'ini ; conducted by rousing addressee
from the loadora of tno party , in too Bluto at
the city hall. ' , /
PUREST. MOST RELIABLE.
Ij old ki (2Jet ( en/erryoId'soul / ' ,
H ad lived 117 threat age oj olirs ,
HeWould 1/aVe / called JorBULL DURHAM
To srroKe | iy rpis pipe , ,
And been n\errier \ Under its powers.
' 'Thousands of Smokers
The Millionaire in his palace ,
The Laborer in his cottage ,
The Swell on the street ,
The Sailor on his ship ,
Comfort-lovers everywhere ,
Prefer Bull Durham.
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co. .
DURHAM , N. C.
LEADING
Have for sale a number oT splendid acre tracts
close to city. 33 acres , 22 acres , 2O acres , IB
acres , 1O acres , 8 acres , 2 acres. Some can
be divided into tracts to suit purchaser.
LOW PRICES 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 arc ready
at all times to show property. Correspondence solicited.
BreensliiBlils Bo
, , ,
621 Broadway , - Council Bluffs.
MnchlnontnlO-Tons-n-Dny Price.
Ollp Wnrrantr < wllh I'.uch Mochlnr.
TboSoutliwlck ItullucPi-cKii U a2-horeo , full-circle machine.
It ban the lamest toed oiicnlng ot
nny rontlnunu llnllDK ,
Donblo-SlroKo 1'rusa In
Uio World.
Balcatlcutt draft light.
Capacity ; Conotrucltont DnrnlilHtr all tl > o
SANDWICH MANUFACTURING COT Council Kliiir # , Town.
78 Presses sold in our territory since Aug. 1st
One agency alone sold S.
ABSOLUTELY POKE -
F.F.JAQUEi . CO. KANSAS CITV.MO.
The VVhippie
POST AUGER
PAT. KBII. 23 , l'D2.
Mnniifaclurcil by
COUNCIL III.tTKKri JlfO. CO
Council IIUHIs , In
Wnrrnnteil to sink nn olclit-
Inch liolu , SfcetS Inches , In one
nilnntti.
His tincqunlcd by nny otlior
In rnplillt ) . llilitne i or opera
tion , lumplcloneis of construc
tion nn I chciiini-B9 |
It Ii conieiluil l > y nil to bo n
innrvol for rnnlillty of uxeuu-
tlon und ea o of operation ,
Something New
SUKU FOll-
Circul r - anl - Trices
/fSB'j'l / > 9 Blf ! * CkP3"5"
SITIZEPSS SI A f
Ot Council Muffs.
Cnplinl slock < ? ir > ( ) ,0' ) ( )
Siiriilus and P. i > nt ? 80,000
Net cnpllnl "ml surplin $2:50,091) : )
Dlreclorn- ) I ) IM nun l on , 15. K. FliiiBnrl. K I ) .
aienmin. K. U. Hurt. I. A. Miller , .1 , V. Illiiclimin ,
unit Clinrk's II. llniinun. Triiusiict vunerul bnnk-
IIIK liiKlnesi. Lnrua-f t.iiiUid nnd eurplus ot nny
bank In bonlliwustern I i > w
l.YlKUKbT ON TI11K DKOS-HS.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , Fmbalmer
14 N. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NOTICE OP ASSESSM ENT OP DAM
AGES FOR RECONSTRUCTING
THE SIXTEENTH STREET
VIADUCT.
To thnownorsof nil lots and parts nf lots
nnd real estate lUonn the Sixteenth sliuut vla-
dnet und tno approaches thereto.
Vou nre hereby notlllu'l that the nnrler-
sIpniMl. three dKlnterostod freeholders of the
elty of Om thu. have hcon dulv iinpnlntod by
thu mayor , nlth the approval of the elty coun
cil of iiilil elty , to an ess thud * ni.iso to the
ownoro respectively of the uroi ) rty iilToolud
bv Iho construction und leconstru ttlon of thu
bixtimnlh atroct viaduct In Hie ulty of ( Jin ilri
us ihiclareil necessary by ordlniinco No.-J" ,
und us pioposed by plans duly upprovuJ by
the mayor and council of sild elty.
Vnu mo fiirthci not llaJi th it h ivhr. ii'i-
ceplod Hi.ld appointment , unil duly iiu.illfloil
n H reiiinrcd by luw wo will , on Monday , the
S2nd day of AtiKUat , A. I ) . , IH3'.1 , ut the hour of ! )
o'clock In the forenoon , ut the ( llreetom1
room of the Commerci il Nalloiril bank ,
within tnu cornonito Ilinlta of sild ulty , muut
for the purnoiu of considering und iiiukln
thu asuusHinont of danmai ) to the owner * ro-
upuetlvoly of S'lld proporly. all'eeled by * ilil
reconstruction of laid vmiluut nnd Hi up-
iiroaches. tiMiu into consideration nuocl.il
LunelltH. if uny.
Vou are no tided to ho present ut the tlmo
and ulnco uforeh ilil and mnko uny objection !
to or Uiitemciils concerning mild abscininenl
of damanos .IB you in iv consider iironor.
WILLIAM II. IJA.M3 ,
AUOM'll Mr.VKIt.
AII'Hl'i : ) MU,1AK1) ,
Oniulu , AiiRiut 19. IMI. . AlldlOt
I'riiponiU fur Venetian IlllniU for thu City
Hull.
Son'o'l ' bids will he received ut the comptrol
ler's olllee. Uniuhu. Nohrusk , up to 4 p. nu ,
An rust IB , isfli for Venetian ll'lnila for the
elty hull. Mild uldn to bo Ixsed on ho miioh
per minuro fout : the slain uf uald blinda to bj
two . Inohoi wide and of ijuurt'ir miwoil ouic ,
und to bu h irl oil finish lo niiitoh woodwork ,
und nil blinds lo bo liunc In position complete.
A certified ohuuK for IliiO./O , payable to the
ulty coniiilrnller , to aucomp.iny o.ich hid , The
rlxlit Is rcmrved to reject uny or nil bids.
TUKO ULBB.N , Oomptioller.
COwuha , August 8 , IbU u'JdTt
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
You Uro hereby notified that thn following
bankx of earth on lots : i und -I In block 1111 eltv.
liuve been declared by ordlnunco No. IIMKiiobu
mis iiiccs by re ison of ban. sot ourth cxlstlnu
thereon.
Vou uro hereby notlda : ! ( oiioutosald nul-
eaneo by u'radlns' a ild b inks of naith down to
ibout thu level of the siirronndlni ; streets or
illeys on or before the llth duy of Hiipteinhiir ,
1SU. ' , orsnld nulb.uicos will ho abated by the
city authorities , unJ the expense thorcof lev-
led as u special tux u 'iiliist tlio pioperty on
which x ild nuisances exist.
Dated Ibis lilth iluy ot Aii'-'tm , ISO. .
I' . W. UlKlvllAUSER ,
Ohulrmuii of the llo.ird of I'nbllo Works.
ait : i ; > 10 IT IS
ORDINANCE NO. 3210.
An ordinance locating certain aililltlnnal
water hvdrants In tliu elty of Uniuhn.
Ho It ordained by the Cltv Council of the elty
of Oiuuln :
Seel on 1. 'Hint the American Wuter Works
Jonipany he and the sumo 't hereby ordered
to piac.i additional water lijdrants In thoeliy
of Uniuhn. us follows :
One ul the corner ofJTth avenue.mil Cupltol
avenue.
Section 2. That thli or.Unanco slnll take
ulTuut and Lie In force fiom and after Its p ins-
ai'e.
1'ussod August Oth , IsfC.JOHN
JOHN OUOVES ,
Ultv U.erk.
0. U CIIAITKi : ,
Actlni rrosldent-Ulty Council
Appiovcd August llth. I'-'jS.
GIZO. I' . HEM I ? .
Mtiyor
W. PAMLE , 1. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
UEAHKH OF DISKASF-S OF MEN AND
1VOAIKN. IMlOPItlETOH OF TUB
WOISI.D'8 IlUUIt/.I. DISl'EN.
SAUT : OF
/treat tbo following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and I.unra : Dls-
oaEcsof the Kyeand Ear.ntoand AjoplciyIJenrt
I > lBca9c , l.iver Cuinplalut , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , r/lontat Doprca-
olon , Loss of Manhood , Somlnal
and Flfitula In ano removed without
the Knlfo or drnwlna a drop of
blood. Wompn with hir delicate ort-nns re-
utoiud to health. Dropsy cured without tupping ,
Spool il Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
06O to 81SOO forfeit for any Venereal Dis
ease I cannot cure without mercury.
Tape Worms removed In two or three hours , or no
lay. 11 morrhoM * or 1'llcs cured.
THOSE ; WHO AUK AFFLICTED
Will favollfu and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL KEDICI'fES.
The only l'iynlclan ! wlio can toll irlint nlla
a jiurKoii without : i ltlntr a < iii tlon.
All corrcs | in < lenco ulrlcllyconddcntlal. Mcdlolno
tout by oxprviu. Addieuull lottvra to
0 , W , Pangle , M , D
855 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFF/
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL DLUFFS.
1J1OII SAMv OWK ! 0-rooin dwelling neur U.
A1 I1 , transfer. I'lIcoUOX ) . Will tnko horsei
nmU'iitlin In liartjmy. K. H. Sliunfc.
171OU BAI.K-Crcnmory , i\oll located In No-
J. hrnskit. dolns coed business. Will tukl
arln er or foil enilro business ntnu.uculq
K. II. Shpufe.
SAI.IV-Iiuprovod 4n-ncre iloek farm
lev IOWH , IJIj 180-urro fiitin , KOj ISO-
* Van I'ultmi.
MONl'.Y loaned ut G tier cent on Council
llluirsresldoneujiro iej'ty. II. llSheafi _ > .
t.iMit cAl.l Iforln | | oruiiKO Knnut - ! TI
Irnrtp fur Council HlulTs or Omaha prop
erty. II M.Shojfq.
IjlOH lir.NT , the KIs man n'KlifciicpTllTl 1'ark
ave ; In peed repair nnd all modem eon-
Itcnt mi. P. II , Mioufe.
\\rANTii : ) I.udv or pentlemau lo hoard by
JL * . inlvutu tmnlly. Address I'll' . Hep.
Ij'.Oll HA'.T : Motel , 2J rooms , located In
--southern Nob. , rtoliu n thriving huslnoss.
* . ' / > oo huvs tMilldini ; unit furiulurn Will trade
for indsp. ll. Shn.ifo.
lilllll SA l.iTurdT : uro slock In cenlfliTjv'ol ) .
WlllliiviilciiHVU K II Shoafe.
TTOU SAI.K Choicest farm In t'nttnnatta-
V m 10 Co. . 41,1 acres w ll locuted and Im-
proved. 1'ileof ID un acre. 1-II , Slu-nfJ.
LAAltM nnd elty lo-\ns at lowoit r.vtoi.
-L' Kp.il estate for s.ilo.
Duellliu an I business rout its.
Aloney lo.inod for looul Investors.
- .tTowlo.
11'YOU have anything for silo or trade scs
IXII. _ Shoifo , Broadway and M-iln strent.
1/OU Itr.N I' DiTollliiss Iii nil pun of tha
_ cUy. _ II II , .Slioafo. llro ulw.ty mid Main.
VWANTI'.U-K.istorn Nebraska lamN In exit -
it cluuuu for Oounoll Illuir property. K 11.
Sheufo. Itr. ) itiw.iv und .M tin
FOU SAI.n-On small payments , fruit and
giinlen Ian 1 noir Ooiinull llltllN U. II.
Shoufe. Uro.idw.iy und Main --treat ,
iriOU SAIiK-Alblon Holler mills on lloono
JL rl\er , .Nell. ! llnost water puwitr In the stulo
duvoloiilng l 'i horsa power w.itor entire yo ir ;
dully u.ipaelty , llU ) hurruls ; in.ichlnerv and
iirpurteifinees compluto In uvorv dut ill.doj I
fininu residence ; 8 ncros of Inn I. title iicrfoa :
price , f.VItil ; will talto untniprovu I o.kJlorn
Xobra'ka land. M II. Hl
SAhi ; Iowa fnrins In I'oltawaltanila
und iiilloliilngcQiintloi. 11 II. iSlieiifo.
I71OU SAM' S ) acrosof ijon I l-nul mil now
J- colt ico. with four aero * lund In WiiriioM-
vllle , Null. : nil modern limirovomonts ; will
eschuiuofor u pluisunt cotluo free of In-
eumbiunce In Uounoll Illulf-i or Om ilia.
K. II. Shuiifo.
"I71O1 ! SALi : One of tno lirlhtcst anl most
J-1 desir.iblo homos In tlio cltv , on 4th nvo.i
modern in all rospuuU : Must neil , and will
suenlUo. Adiiross L lt. ( Hop olllee.
1/10K t-AI.K 131-nora rnncli In Ohqrrv Oo.
J-'rsel ) . Good hay laiid , splendid run o for
cattle. Mee eott.ix'o , stalilo mid out hulld-
Inss In coed rep.ilr , plenty water. Host land
In thu enmity : will soil cheap. Wilte for ( lo-
tails. K. II. Hluiaru.
ITAN'TIID Hurdwaro stock In touth *
T wesiei n low * for snot cash. U II. Mioafo
Kiiiin , 110 ueres. 11 miles from
Council lllulTs. TJaoros nnilar otilltvatlon ,
yj acres tnoie cun lie cnltlvntud. Hood lin-
Diovements ; puio water ; cash for enulty ;
$1.000 Inc'iinibr.ince V'd5 1'oarl strout , Lou co
A : To win.
WANTEI-Jrl.fornccoii'l | uork. ? 4 a woolr.
ut Mrs. Ilvcrott'a , Second iiveniio and
Klalithblicnts
QJPCnn ' " ' ' ' ' " 'y n three-room coltuuo In
P Jwv/Hrnwn'T , add. K isy iiuyiiients. Oreon |
shlolils , XluluilsonL&Co.
' ' ' ' 'iiy n nice live-room honsa
! ! ! coed burn , lot 44MLM. nem
lioiiso and chnruh. UrecnshleliU ,
N i c 11 olsoii t < : ( Jo.
lljl Or"A \ IIjI , buy a slv-room house , need
PJ- ' > V/.ot , thruo h'.ooks from poitolllcu.
A snap. CtruenshluldH. Nleho.on A. Co.
\VAN 'Ul-An ) a\porliMiicil : ll7eh n iirZ
> T Mis Jucob blms. : il ( ) I'liilnor alreet.
U1 f AAWIIitj buy u llvn-rooni cottiiRe
Pi , Jv/V/Muar Madison stieet. luniu lot ,
nice sh.ido trues. UiLOnshlcldb , Nicholson &
Co.
$ O O XAWIMj buy BOIII ! sl\.room oott ize
, - ' ; ' ( HuilBinan street ; n.oilurn Im-
pioveinunls. UrounnhlelilM. Nluholson & Co.
UO KAAWILMiuy new sexen-rooin homo
POj JV/Von Madison street ; nit mo loin Im-
liriivuiiicntH. ( ircenshlulds , Mchnlson .V Co. I
"
OH KXOIIANaK-Oneof the nicest Houses
on motor line : clear of Ineiimliranoes. for
NehrusU.i lima. Uroonshlelds. Nicholson & Co.
FOR BALK Clean atocic hardware , well os-
tablMieil trrdo , Invoice iiuoul i'.i.Wtl. liood
reason for-ollln ? . Terms cash. H. II. Slieafe.
ViTANTKI ) Good residence prouorty In
IT Coiincll II nll'H In excban-'o for K od Ne
braska lund. K. II. Hheafo.
Oinaiia Medial and
INSTITUTE.
& G-j -
INFIRMARY
FOi-i
'
OF ALL -
Host , fndlltli' * , nppnrnltli an J rc'inf dliM fnr Miccossful
l.uituic'iit or uvcry lurin ifclliai'D reiiulr-
liK ineillcul or suriilcnl lioiliiiunt.
f.jlji'Jn forliatleiiti , Ixinr I un I iittun 1 inuo. Mutt an
cuimnlntlone In ilicit. .
Wrlla for rlrculiir.s on ilufunnliluH nml lirncoi , triif
ew , vliih feet , riirvatmoiiif plnu , pllui , tuinori , cue.-
eer , culirrli , broni > < iltli , lnliiil.itlun , elec.rklly , pnr.
nl > l , uiilliipxy , klilnny , lil.ulilor , u > o , cur , ukm nnd
il nntlnll Hiirjlial
DISEASES OF WOMEN
I Ilii : : . Wo Jinvo Intvly nil lu I u Ijlnicln ie-
I'nrliiH'iil fnr wimcn ilnrlnu tnnllnuinvjit , utrlctlr
prlTiilo. Onl ) ItullnUlu JIu.llLUl lnttitiito m.i'iln.
frpcclnlty vl
vlI'llIVATIS
I'llIVATIS UISI3ASKS
All Illooil Dl'oinos niirojnifally iraiilml. Hyplillftla
Pulwiim niiiuteil frinii tlio ) > tmn wlthaul niuroiry ,
N w Itomr.illvo Troiitniont fnr J.OKI ( if VITAIi
I'lltt Kit , I'vrHoiiiuiiiibla in vlHlt uginuy bu Iruatuit
lit liiinii ) bv cnrruflpundunce. All comiminloitloim
timlli'onllnl. ' .MoJIclnuKirliisirirtientiiiiuiitby mull or
uxprin.M'i'iiruly nackoil. nu innrkH tn liullciilu con *
tentmir runilur. Onu purHonnl Interview prufurruil.
Cull nnd ( onsn.t in or Kami hUlory uf your tnsu , nnd
wo will KL'ii.l In pi ( In wrupnor , oar
BOhff TO MEN * KK > "I" ' " I'rlviitu Spa-
auun lu men , Uu ) tir NM011 , jnt.,0 | ,
Impo'i'iicyyplillln , Olout und Vnrlcuiulc , with quui
llllllllHt
llnuc'B , Aiipllniuui fnr IK'formlllot mil 'rratttt.
Oldinunufnctory In tliu wum uf
IIBFUltMlTV. AI'l'MANUK" . TUUHSKrf , KMCCT-
1110 HATTKUIISS AND HKl.Tii.
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
2Oth atd Broadway , a.unoll Bluffj.
Tun inlnliiOKrlilo from center ofOmnhn on Onmh *
unULounll Illulf * uloctrto muturllnu.
OriDINANCH NO. 'il)3. ! )
An ordinance ordering the cradlii' ; nf 4tU
Ktrcel do'ii Woiilwiirth iivenno to I'npiilutan
avuinie , und Wlllluni Htrcut from din mreet
to wcf.1 line of rluht-uf-way of Om ilm und
Sontliwcsiern Hallway , und dlroetln the
board of publlo works to tuko the nece sary
sleps lo eanuu uuld work lo be none.
lie It enl , lined by the elty councilor Iho city
of Oniulia :
buutlnn I. WbcroiiH , periiianonl erailuH have
been uhtublleheil upon , iin.l uppruUera hn\o
lieen duly iiniiolntod by law , to .ipiirii'su the
d nui''iu euiiHc.d b > tno Kr ullnir of 4th Htreut
from Woahuirlh to ' '
iiveniio I'opn'eton avenue.
Wllllum Htriiflt from Cth Htro'jt to went linn of
il'lit-of-way ( of Omaha itml toiali eHieni
r.illwuy , and huvo reported iiixlaiiiaues to the
cltv council , which han form illy tidoiited the
Hiiinn ; and , WliereaH , property owners , ropru-
benlliu moio than throo-llfthsof 'Improper
ly nbnttliu on iilil poiUonn of thu Hlreut
aliovoMpuflflod.li tvo puiltlnnod thoeliy eonn-
to havu Huld Htruot Kradiid to the present
OitiiliilKho I xradii without clmr-'o lo the city ,
and that thu cost bo made imvuhln In ton
oiiial ) InilullinenlH , therefore , 4lh Htieut from
Wnoluorth iiveniio to I'oppIeUin ax.'iine.
\Vl.lIaniHlrcotfroiii Oth Htrout to west llnu ul
righl-of-wuy of O.uuhti und boiitliwiiktiirn
rullwuy , lie und hereby M oideied traded to
the | ir , sent cut ibllthod irriilK.
Heetloy- . That the bo'irdinf publlo world
IH hereby dl reeled tn tuko the necenuarj
HteiJB tociiUKo stild work Ui nuilonu ,
Huetlon : L Thai this ordinance Khnll t ik
elfeoi und bo In force from anil utter ) U pasi-
awe.
iov
Olty Oler'A
K. I' . UAVIH.
President Olty OjunolL
Uuyur.