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THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL
PFFICEs - NO. 12 PEARL STREET
Delivered by cnrrlar to anr P ft of the city
H. W. TILTON. - MANAGER.
Office , o4.1
HuHlneM
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TEI'rpnor > rj > lNlilitKdltor No 23
.UlXU/t MKXTlOfi ,
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K y. Plumbing Co !
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. .
A marring license was Issued yesterday
to Hnrrlson A. Mecham of Omatia and Sadlo
Mclllnnlf of Missouri Valley.
Two wagon loads of Indians passed through
Iho city yesterday on their way from the
World's fair to the I'acillo ocean.
The Sons ol Votonirm will have n caropfiro
tomorrow evening In the Grand Army hall.
A small ad mission tea will bo charged ,
ICIIz-vboth J.imos was ernntod a divorce
yesterday by Judge Macy from her husband ,
Lewis U. James , who is now serving a term
> In the penitentiary ,
| The Women's ' Christian hospital Is pre
paring to Rive nn entertainment during the
* tlrst wcok in November , the details of which
, ' wilt be announced In the morning.
Judge Hammer united two couples In mat
rimony jcstcrdav , Thov were William S.
Sprnguo of North I'latte , Neb and iCato
Ailco Brown of Cleveland. O. , and Charles
M. Welch ana Mary K. Merle , both of
I ) mah a.
There will bo & gospel tampoarnco mooting
nt the Union Christian Mission , U33 Uroad
way , upstairs , tomorrow cvenlne. The In
dustrial school meats every Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock. All friends ot the worc !
nio requested to bo present.
Frank Cooper , who Is rhareod with com
mitting ndJltcrv with Mrs. Ira Jones of
Neola , was brought Into Jtlstico Hammer's
court yostcrdny for preliminary examina
tion , but uv airgroctnent tlio ciso wns con-
Unucd until tha'.Mth. Cooper is o welt-to-do
citizen of Ncola , and it U b'llovcd bv ttio o
who aio fmnlltar with the oasrt that a settle
ment will bo nrrlvod at b fore thj trial
comes off
Judge U. A. Robinson of this city has In
vented n novel liny press which promises to
urovoa takor. Its uniqueness consists mainly
In a simple arrangement bv which , with ono
horse rower , two b.ilas are pncknd at once ,
the machine being n doubloone. A number
of citizens nave examined the now tnachlno
clo'clv nnil It Is pronnbla lhatn fuclorv will
bo established in Council Bluffs within Vho
near future.
Tnnso IntoroUoil IM pronott ; In nnd about
Walnut park are mnkincr an enthusiastic and
determined move to cot St. Francis academy
located thoro. The .sisters need a now buildIng -
Ing In order to meet the demands of that
Brewing Institution , nnd the Walnut park
people , realizing how much It would Increase
the vnluo and desirability of tholr property ,
nro preparing to make n very liberal propo
sition to the sister' , provided thav will lo
cate there nnd put up "a building to cost
JJO.OOO.
Mrs. Kennedy was given a hearing In police -
lice court yesterday mo nlnp on n charco of
disturbing the pence. Mrs. LIrMo Huby , tbo
prosecuting witness , claimed that a quarrel
had arisen between her and Mrs. Kennedy ,
In the course of which Mrs. Kennedy
knocked her ever the head with a largo polo
which hod been used in supporting the
"
clothes line , and that Mr. Ruby "had avenged
. his wlfo's Insult bv doing the sumo thing for
Mrs. Kennedy. The latter was fined $ . " > nnd
costs , but the line was suspended on premise
of good Dohavior.
KrrvlccH itt MnriilncHl
"Romumbor Lot's wife. "
Popular pronclior.
With chnrmlng creature
For his briclo.
Church him bouyjit
For her n lot
In Mornincrsido.
Preacher so tnlcon ,
Wits were HO almkcn ,
On Sunday next
Rose in his place ,
Guvo nB Ilia text ,
"Romombor Wife's Lot. "
I'EKSUXAL I'Alt.KlKAl'US.
D. H , Kllmoro has entered the employ of
George H. Moschondorf.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Sargent and daughter
have returned from an eastern trip.
II. E. Grim , A. A. Ulark und Charles
Gregory have returned from New Orleans
by railroad.
Mrs ? E. H. Sheoronnd Mrs. H.'W. Binder
havii returned srom an castora visit of sev
eral weeks with relatives.
E. H. Haworth and family have returned
'
from Lincoln , Nob. , where 'they have boon
visiting friends during the past week.
Edward P. Schocntgon left last ovoninc
for Boston , where ho will resume his
studios at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
Bert Martin , who has been Jailor at the
countv Jull slnco Sheriff Hiizcn's term r.om-
monced , has resigned his place and will
cave forAvoca today.
Hey Cnrapbnll , who has boon spending the
Bummer vacation with Ills parents , Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Campbell , leaves this evening
for Grimioll , where ho will attend tbo Iowa
college.
Wanted to liny.
Improved property. Will pay cash If
prlcolalow. II. G. McGee , 10 Main street.
Gentlemen , the finest line offnll poods
In the city , ju t rocoivod. Holler , the
tailor , 310 Broadway.
Clmnro for SpaiiKnr.
Mrs. M. C. Gainosmado a discovery yester
day afternoon that lotl her to believe that the
prohibitory law is not enforced so well In
Council Bluffs as It might bo. She was driv
ing along the street near the corner of Third
street und Ninth iwotiuo , when she saw
tbreo boys lying on the parking by the Bide
of the walk , apparently unconscious. She
went to sue what was the matter and found
that tnov were in fact unconscious , while a
talf empty whisky bottle that lav near by
told the cause of their Dcilns so. She suc
ceeded In arouuing two of them from their
sleep sufficiently so that thov could stagger
off homo. The third was BO deeply under
the Inlluonco of 1'quor ' thin ho could not bo
nrousod at all , but she picked hltu up , placed
him in her carriage ami teen him to his homo.
Mono of the boys were ever 11 years of aoe.
Ono of them Is the son of ono of the most
prominence supporters of temperance and
prohibition in the city , nnd the other two are
nlso children of well known and respectable
parents. An Investigation will undoubtedly
show where the liquor was obtained , and a
prosecution will follow.
UQpooplo in Una city use vs stoves
'Iho Gas Co. puts 'om in ut cost
Trains for Mnnnwii at 11 a. in. , 2 , 3 , 4 ,
C , (1 ( , 7 , 8 anu 1) ) o'clock p. in.
.Nmv rirm oryircliltrciU.
J. C. and W. Woodward , architects , came
lo Council Bluffi In IBS' ) , having ojmo west
Irom near Columbus , O. , about twelve years
mo. They have boon very successful with
holr work , und foolng young , attracted oon-
ildorablo attention , owing to the uaat , at
tractive and solid buildings erected by tnom.
Koino of the now fuaturos nro the I'Honor ar-
ninecmcnt. Interior tlnlsb , outsldo appear-
nnuo , economy of construction and cost , giv
ing a neat , pleasing effect. They were
loured nnd educated In on nrchliocl's ofllco.
At the age of 111 J. CJ. Woodward was
awarded first pruo bv ttiu Youth's Compan
ion for the bent aliuteli irom uiuurn ,
bUutchi'H were inndo by portent * In ml parts
of the United States. 'Iholr reliable unti-
n > nts , ability and Intourity Insure them sue-
loss.
t
( incur U Uliuup ,
A loiwl pupur trios to inulco a fjroivt
political point pn a recent u'.liilit ml-
viuico In the wlioloHix'.u pi'loo of biigur ,
but It failed to lull UH ruadoru that
nulthor tlio McKlnloy bill nor the
qtiii'iiiillno IIIIH raised the price of tiugar
at C. O. 1) . lirown'B grocery.
Goorjfo Duvle , Uru a auu palaU.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Supervisors Listen to ArgnmmU on the
Legality of the School Tar LeYy (
SOCIETY IN THE BLUFF CITY ASTIR
Hoclnl Hvontft Which Hnvo Ilcnn Thoroughly
Knjoycil Donth of Tlioinii * T. Itynu
Iliilldlne Niite ? .Iiivonllo DrankitriU
Drink Themselves Unconaclnitf ,
The board of suucrvisors held a short ses
sion yesterday mornmif for the purpose of
hearing the arguments of Attorneys Stewart
and Waro'wlth rofercnca to the much talked
of tax levy dlflloulty. Mr. Stewart sur-
nrlsed the board considerably by taking the
ground that the school bo ird had boon act-
InK without authority of law all those years
certlf.rlnK the levy to the supervisors be
tween the 'Tegular mooting In March and
the third Monday in May , " and that never
until thu year , has the exact letter of the
law been followed out. Hu supported this
view of the ca&o very ably , quoting
the law to show that the aoovo pro
vision as to the tlino of making the levy re
fers only to subdlslrlcts and was made at a
time when independent districts were un
known In Iowa. Ilu Hold that Iho only stat
utory provision referring lo the Independent
districts is that which compels the directors
to puollsh an estimate- the raijulrrd ox-
Icnso4 ) , the second week preceding the elec
tion of dlioctors , and proscribing a line of
flU apiece for each director who foils to do
111 * duty In this respect. As this provision
had already boon obeyed ho nold that the
law had been fullv compiled with nnd that
the supervisors would bo jusllticd In maKlng
the levy as usual.
Attorney \Vaio did not answer these arcu-
IDtints at any great length , but devoted most
of his tltno lo dunlin * with the question from
the standpoint of expediency. Ho said that
there was already In the treasury f. " > lOUO
ready tS bo turned over to the school board ,
and that In addition to that thcro was about
$ ti > , OOJ lying in the "pot banks" that took so
much Interest in the elections nnd ortontimo
oven did the olucUii ? . Hu did not think that
the motor company , the railroads , the can-
nine company nor any of the other corpora
tions that had neither bodies to save nor
souls to damn would bo patriotic enough to
stop up and pay their tuxoi that worecloarly
levied In an Irregular and au unlawful
manner.
The board then adjourned until Monday
morning. It being umlnr-ttnod that In tbo
meantime County Attorney Organ should
prepare and lilo with the supervisors his
opinion upon the legal status of the caso.
IjIltCHt NOVVS.
It might bo of interest to the people
of Council BlulTs. tnoro especially to the
ladies , to know about the crazy idea of
making wrappers out of blankets.
The crn/.o seems to have struck the
masses , judging from the quantity sold
by the Hoston Store during the blanket
sale , 'which commenced last Monday
nnd will close Monday evening , Sep
tember 12.
Wo show three special values in
wrapper blankets , inndo single nnd
bound all the way round , at $1.89 , $3.00 ,
81.CO. Every blanket in our store at
special sulo price. Sco white blankets
fromCTjeto $13.00 , red blankets from
$2.00 ted 75.
Gray and sanitary mixed blankets
from G7c to So.OO. Don't miss show
window display.
Our sale of blankets only lasts a few
more days. If in need of anything in
this line , which most people will when
weather gets cool , would advise them to
invest now and save money , as our en
tire stock of blankats is at special sale
prices for this salo. Monday ovoninc'
the sale will close.
FOTIIKKINOIIAM , WlIITHLAW & CO. ,
Boston Store , Council Blutls , la.
The Council Bluffs Carpet company
open until 9 p. m. after this date.
SOCIAL. KVUNTS.
Society Hewing to Wnriu Up ni the Wenthor
tirowH Collier.
A pleasant dancing party was given last
Thursday evening bv a number of young
men of the city in honor of several young
ladies who are visiting friends in the city.
Muslo was furnished by an orchestra , "and
altogether it was ono of the most enjoyable
of society ovcnw. The following were pres
ent :
Mlssos Abbott and Darker of ( Jhlcago , Sin
clair of Uaoino. Leu-tor nf Nobrabica City ,
Urlffolb of Iowa ( Jlty , tlopo of St. Paul ,
ICirschbaum of Burlington , Lomax of Hous
ton , Crobo of St. Louis. Albright of Fort
Mnoison , L itz , Key , Koynolds , Ulcason ,
Oliver , DodL-e. Uullurd , the Misses b'urns-
wortn , Mrs. Frank Wright , Messrs. Wallace ,
Shepard , James and HirrBowman , 1'uul
Avlosworth , Lockwood and J'liillin Dodge ,
U. C. Hoivan , Irving 1'araons , Frank and
George Wright , George May no , T. C. Dawson -
son , Hav Bixby , Kdwurii Giloort , J. L. l-'ox-
ton , and Messrs. Walsh , Brown ana Baxter
of Omaha.
Olliutto I'urty.
The Olivotto Dancing club , which has re
cently been reorganized , puvo Its lirst danc
ing party of the season last Wednesday
evening at the Koyul Arcanum hall. It is
the intention of the members of the club to
glvo a series of parties otirlnif the coming
winter at intervals of two wcoks , and the
first of the series was n highly successful
affair. A program of sixteen numbers was
carried out , Motto's orchestra furnishing
the music. The following were present :
Mcsdamos H.ilphVilllams , Bryant of Creston -
ton , Smith , Kirk , Cooley , Colcioutrli , Mlssos
Patricia Darrow , Xena Lance , Laura Myors ,
Sadie Davis , Amy Hobinson , Lulu * Muxon ,
Mlnulo Ouren , Klbel Colclouzh , LenaFonda ,
Ailco Bouham , Lou French , Murv Schotlold ,
Gurtrudo Bennett , Hossio and Hullo Hqrlc-
11088 , Gertio ICIrkland , Lou Smith , Lou Por-
torlleld , Mclllo und Nnnnlo Armstrong , Sa-
dlo Mud go , Cora Grot/or , Dora Anderson ,
Fannlo Bcocroft , NclSIo Klunahan , Nettle -
tlo Wells , Viola Burgnas , May Bry
ant , Nolllo Keller , Myrtle Sundel ,
Carrie Wells , Maud Biyan , Franklo and
Maud Whltoborn of Omaha , Maud Smith of
DCS Molnos , Miss Standard of Chicago , Miss
Matlhows of Denver , Messrs. Hoitchtord ,
Yost , Fowler , King , Axiull , Harper , Klrby
and Mack of Omaha , Atkins , Hutlor , Bono ,
Curse , Colclouu'h , Crundull , Coffocn , Dobbins
bins , Wostcott. Slacv , Pool , Madge , Hayes ,
Huntlngton , IIoss , Hopford , Loulo , Martin ,
Paul , Golden , Field , Coyne , Barker , Glenn ,
Hatcnhaucr , Woatnor , UoblnDon , Out on ,
Scanlau und others.
Tnn next party will bo given hy the club
on the evening of the -1st.
NI , Alulrotv'ft rlcnlc ,
The members of St. And row's ' society gave
a picnic Friday afternoon at Fulrmount park :
Which was a great and glowlne success , liho
all the entertainments given by this order.
A large number of them wont to tbo park In
the morning and spent alt day there. After
dinner contests In different lines of othlotiu
sports too it place , the following being the
winners In each event : Boys' rneo , under 10
years , J. Macrao ; putting thu stone , IIm
prize , A. Potrlu ; second , A. Whitoluw ; girls'
race , under III , llrsl , Miss Bun ton ; second.
Miss Boll ; running nigh Jump , first , W. H.
Stewart ; sruoml , J , Garner ; throw
ing hammer , lir t , B. N. Wullor ;
second , A. A. Potrio ; throo-loRgod
race , llrst , llr t , A. Whltolnw nnd W. K.
Stewart ; second , M. P , Uao nnd J , Garner ;
polo vaulting , llrst , J. Garuor ; second. A.
Putrto ; running broad jumiH first , A. Boll ;
scconu , J. ( Junior ; wheelbarrow race , llrst ,
L , A. Gray ; second , A , Boll : old ladies'race ,
Ural , Mrs. J. Maorao ; second , Mrs. Hiofs ;
tug o' wur , J. Mucrau's team ; old tnoa's race ,
llrst , Dr. OV. . Gordon ; second , McGinn ;
bojs' r ce , under 15 , Uoy Boll ; tossingoabor ,
llrst , A. Pa trio ; second , tie between J.
Macrae and J. Garner
; free-for-all race ,
llrsl , J , GarnerHoi-ond ; , L. A. Gray. Huitublu
prizes wuro awarded to the successful cou-
tustantt.
In the evening udnnco was glvou at the
Knights of Pythlat hall on Pearl stroul.
Other Kuclul IIlliolllnc | | ,
Mrs , Hoe and Mrs , Hlco gave a lunch on
Monday In honor 01 their grandmother ,
Mr . Mlllor , u ludy nearly IK ) year * of ago ,
who was n resident ot this city until n few
.VCRM aco. The meeting with old fricniis
was vorv onjovnble. The RUO U were MM.
A. Miller or Maryvllle , Mo , Mrs. Schoont-
gen , Mrs. Chtlds , Mrs. Crofts , Mrs. Pntton ,
Mrs. Emnptiie , Mr < . Rvnns , Mts. Sherman ,
Mrs. Robinson , Mrs. Stoddard , Mrs. Cass ,
Mrs. Hnrollon and Mrs. G. G. Hlco.
A unique gathering of frlondo occurred at
thn resldcnco of Uov. nnd Mrs. Hover on
Mynstor street lust Tuesday , thocompanv
being composed of twenty nephews and
nieces of Mr. Uovor. The following persons
were present : Airx. Llllio Mouu and Miss
Samnntha Hover of La Rue. O. , Mrs. Dora
Hostottor and son Clay of Cochranton , O. ,
Mrs. ICIla Dattnn nnd sqns Vornor nnil.oil
of Marion , O. , Mrs. S , S. Hover and son
Mai , Mr. and Mrs. I , Hover and sons Harry
and Lester and Miss Mlnulo Hover of Coun
cil Bluffs , Mr. Lyloanus of Chnso rotintv ,
Nebraska , Mr S. S. Hover bo'ng ' detained
on business In the southwest alona pre
vented the occasion being n family reunion ot
nine brothers nnd slsleis.
Thron ( Jrnnil i\ciiriiliiiii. :
Council BlutTs to St. Joseph , Mo. ,
Sept. 11 , lo and 10 , Ono faro for the
round trip. For the accommodation of
people living in or near Council BlulT-j ,
who wish to attend the blp r.icos at St.
Joseph on these dates , the 1C. C. , St. J.
& C. B 11. R. will run special trains be
tween Council Bluffs and St. Josonh ,
Sept , 11 , 15'and 10. Those trains will
leave Main street depot at 7:30 : a. m ,
Returning will leave St. Joseph at 0 p.
m. Go and sco Nancy Hanks trot
against time Sept. 15.
O. M. BROWN , Ticket A ( rent.
Divltll of Jiiinns T. Kjail.
The death of James T. Hyan , which oc
curred at his residence In Llmoriok , August
2 , brings sorrow to relative ) In this city ,
Mrs. G. II. Etyun being a sister nnd Mra. J.
J. Brown a slstor-ln-law. Ho > was fill years
of ago , and had but a brief Illness. The Llm-
erick Cnronirlo in n lengthy tribute to him
says : "Mr. Hvnn as a cttlzon wrs such n
tuna us n community can ill afford to lose.
The people of Waiorfurd , amongst whom he
"spent the carlv years of his busy life , before
ho removed to Limerick , on the death of hln
brother , recosnlzed his merits , and for
threovoarsho filled the ofllco of mavor , nnd
afterwards high sheriff. Hero , In Limerick ,
sitting on the magisterial bench , ho carried
with him that strong love of Justice , for her
own sane , whlcQ earned for his deccsions the
confidence and resooct of all. These who
hud the privilege of mooting him as a friend
have sustained a loss which others cannot
reilbo. No warmer friend ever breathed
and no moro genial companion over charmed
the social circle. How ho lovoa his homo
only tbosii now left to mourn can toll. To
his sorrowing widow and family wo respect
fully tender our heartfelt sympathy and
offer thorn as some consolation the universal
expression of regret for their great loss ,
which is shared bv our follow citizens of
every class and creed. "
J. B. Dricsbach , in his now location
next to the Masonic temple on Broad
way , has the finest place ho has ever
had in the city.
IllllldltiK Notes.
Contracts have boon let for u now house-lo
bo built by W. R. Tarkincton , corner of
Tnirty.fi.ist street nnd Avenue A , to cost
J3.000 : also for ono to bo built by H. O.
Mead , to cost SJ,500. The plans were drawn
by J. C. and SV. "Woodward , who have also
prepared plans fern residence to bo built by
K. II. Don coo on Oakland avenue , costing
$2,0JO ; also for n $3OOJ rcsidonco for L. A.
Casper on East Pierce street.
The now school building on Avenue B will
not bo completed until the 1st of October.
liny l.unil for Hunt.
For Rent 100 acres of hay land at
Manawa. Will rent in 5-acro lots and
upwards. Cull on or address B. Marks ,
iU3 ! Vine street.
Anti-Homo Thieves rlcnlc.
The Mutual Protective association had Its
annual picnic and reunion yesterday at
Dunkle's grove , a mlle trom Crescent. It
was largely attended , among these going
from Council BluffB being : Judge J. JO , F.
MfGeo , Judge W. I. Smith. John P. Orean ,
Judge E. E. Ayleswortb. T. S. Campbell and
Colonel D. B. Dally. Dinner was served in
the prove , and in the afternoon n program
was presented consisting of speeches by a
number ot the Bluffs representatives and
others , recitations and music.
Judson , civil engineer , 328 Broadway.
( FIIOM rnsTciiDAi's TIUIID uwTiox.J
COKllKTX'b TKIVMI'IUL ZOUK.
TOHMH Aloni ; the Itouto Doing Homage to
tlio Nftw Chiiiiiplon.
BiitMiMiitAM , Ala. , Sept. 9. The special
train convoying Corbott nnd bis friends ,
which loft New Orleans at 4 n. m. , arrived
hero this evening , when Corbett was ten
dered a reception.
Whori Mobile was reached nearly every
one on the tralu was still in bod. An im
mense throng gatheied around the train and
Ktioutod for Coroott until the now champion
was obliged to get up , dtoss and show him
self at the door. This satisfied Iho crowd
and ihev cheered him to the echo. His train
was loaded with bunting and on the locomo
tive was a picture of Corbott. Ho was
given a flattering recaption along Iho route.
Corbott boxed with Daly , his sparring
partner and trainer , at O'Brien's opera
house In this city tonlcht. The house was
packed. Standing room could not bo had ,
and nn angry mob of disappointed men
struggled with each otnor outsldo. The
champion was received with tumultuous ap
plause. Corbott's right Is puffed and
swollen yet , BO ho was careful with It ,
IN THEIR NEW QUAHTEUS.
AlumborH ol tlio Omnliu Press C'lnb Knjoy
tin KviMiliiir.
Tbo press eang were "at homo" last night
in tnoir now rooms In tbo Patterson block
aril a numbnr ot tholr friends were present
to c'ujov the oxcoptioaully line musical on-
tertaininont provided by the artists of the
city for tholr entertainment. The rooms uro
nicely furnished , provided with all Iho lutu
magazines and newspapers , and there are
Just enough card tables to Interest these who
tire inclined to a rubber of whist or high
live. For several years thn I'-uss club of
Omaha has boon In a stutu of dusuotudo of
which the fut prophet of William street
bDoUe so olooiiontly , but now men came Into
the organization and iravo It now life. AH a
result of this Influx of newspaper men the
club once moro boctimo an active factor In
tbo social doings of the metropolis , und lust
nielli celebrated its pbiuntx-llku rise by giv-
me u pleasant musiculo.
The Sutorius Mandolin club , a well bal
anced and thoroughly well rehearsed musical
organization , played u number of soloctioim
during tbo evening , ever ready to assist In
furthering the good fellowship which pre
vailed among the ladlu * and gonllumcn pres
ent. There Is something particularly fasci
nating about the musio of the mandolin und
roaliiont etchings of tropical countries uro
suggested by Its dreamy sonsuousnoss. The
gem of thulr playing was tno "Angels' Sere
nade. "
Mr. W. S. McCuno , the baritone of Trin
ity , sang two beautiful songs , "Love's Sorrow
row , " by Shelly , and "Anctiorod , " by Wat *
son. Mr. McUuno surprised hlsnudlcnco bv
the musical quality of his voice , his tones
being swool and clour , and his method was
thu subject of much favorable comment by
the musicians nrosont. In addition to u line
cultured volco Mr. MoCuno has a pleasing
personality which won him an audience from
the beginning ,
Mr. Charles McDowell , tbo tenor of All
Saints choir , aang Wilson U. Smith's dainty
love ballad "Kntrouty" in excellent style ,
his upper notes being particularly sweet und
taking.
From a thorough musical standpoint the
distinctive event of the evening was Mr.
Hurt Ilutlor'u plaving of Wlonawakl'a I'o-
lanulso in A , a brilliant violin solo which
thu young violinist plnyod In a thoroughly
muslclanly manner. Mr. Hutlor'n advance-
moat In his protoatlou has booa won.
dorfully rapid , und there Is decided
promlso of a brilliant future for
the leader of lioyd'H orchestra. Ho has line
technique and Munv * In every movement ot
his hand and llnircr a close study of the re
quirements. Astlsllng Mr. Duller la bin
porsonul triumph was Mr , Martin Cahn , who
played the accompaniment with a nicety
that was thoroughly cointuoudalory. To uu
oncoio Mr. UiUlorriliiyod Mascagnl's tonal
poem , the IntormC7zo. from "Cavnlerla Hus-
tlcitiii , " arid It bus not boon bettor played in
Omaha , not oxcsptln its rendition by Mr.
Theodora Thomai.
Mrs. Poroy Fordxvis prevailed upon to
sing the words of the exquisite writing of
the clovcrost young composer living , which
she honrd but n short tltno are In Berlin , Mr.
Butler ploying the violin obligate , Mr. Calm
accompanying. Mrs. Ford Is hot honrd often
enough In public , her volco showing the high
est measure ot cultivation. La'or she sung a
sweet love song from the opera ot "Geno-
vlovo do Brabant" by Offenbach.
Mr. J. E. Bullor , the organist of Trinity
added not a little to the genuine pleasure ot
the evening by playing the accompaniments
of the vocal soloists In a manner thnt loft
little to bo desired ,
There was a punch and refreshments served
and the guests were enthusiastic In praise of
the evening anil the pleasure alTordod them
of mooting the boys , who wrlto the news In
the papers , upon a social footing. To the
Max Meyer Muslo company the thanks of
the ultib uro oxtomlud for the use of the
piano which was sent to tholr roomi.
TOO STRONO TO WORK.
r nil ik Watson' * t'onrlmut for Writing Other
Ainu's Niiines Makns Him Troubto.
Yesterday afternoon the police arrested
Frank Watson for boliifj a suspicious char
acter. A little InvoUIgallon on the part ot
the detectives proved tint Watson was fc
much wanted man. It Is claimed by the ofll-
cluls that the pnsonor It the miti who has
been passing bogus chocks on business
men about town for the past two or three
weeks. Not long ago Watson lot up on his
gamoand went to work n i llvorv staulo.
wherohostaycd fora wcok.lhus throwing the
dutectiyos oft the trauk for the tlmo boinc.
As worn didn't agree with bU constitution
Watson returned to his old tricks , and the
rosdlt was his arrest.
CAUCUS RESULTS.
ItcsultH of tlin ItopiiblluinVard Counsels
Held l.iiHt Night.
Last night the republicans of Omaha and
South Omaha caucused at the places desig
nated by the county committee for the pur-
posa of nomlunt.ng tlckots to bo voted upon
at the primaries next week , when delocatos
to the county congressional and county nomi
nating conventions will oo held. The results
are hero sot forth ;
I'lItST WAUl ) .
Congressional Jonathan Edwards. P. M.
Back , S. A. Cutter , John Matthlson , John H.
Duller , J. V. Henderson. John Roslslg , Wil
liam Hotzler , E. J. Cornish.
County John Piorjon , C. F. Goodman. H.
Van Diizen , Leo Bstollo. A. M. Back , W. F.
B.itos , John W. Honza , V. L. Vodlcka , Louis
Feltor.
SECOND tVAllI ) .
Congressional William Gatcwood , August
Schroder , J. L. Wolshans , William Alstadt ,
Georeo Rend , William Nicholas , II. J.
Bunker , W. H. Leo , A. F. Corneer.
County I. Frank , J. C. Batcholor , Joseph
Kavan , George B. Strykor , W. C. Cloud. W.
C. Kelly , W. R. Wilson , John Yorak , T. L.
Von Darn.
THIHD WAIID.
Congressional Sol Prince , Thomas Swobo ,
Nato Brpwn , Frank Houcock , J. C. Hub-
bard , George Payntor. Thomas MoVlttlo , S.
B. Smith , Seth P. Colo.
County Sol Prlnco , J. C. Hubbard. W. D.
Pay ton , J. B. Smith , Seth P. Cole , George
Paynter , Nato Brown , Charles Urovos , C.
Hayner. \
rouiiiii.vAnn. .
Congresslonal-J. H. Blair , T. A. Crolgh ,
Ed Haney , George S. Smith. T. K. Sud-
horough , W. J. Broatch , C. R. Turnoy , E. E.
Zimmerman , J. A Powers.
County G. W. Ambrose , W. F. Beohol ,
Elijah Dunn , T. W. Blackburn , C. A. Goss ,
F. B. Konnord , W. A. Anderson , C. P.
Haillgan , W. F. Gurloy.
FIFTH WARD.
Congressional M. Bllby , A. Vurner , J. H.
Kynor , W. N. Nason , Ed Brown , Thomas
EllingwooJ , H. K. Burket , C. Buuman , E.
D. Van Court. . . , . .
County E. Benedict , W. Soars , L. Wil
liams , C. J. Wostordahl , W. H. Mallory , J.
Redman , C. O. Lobeck , William Christie
and \Villlani Buchanan.
SIXTU WIHD.
Congressional George B.'Johnson , U. G.
Llpnincolt , W. Hf Stephens. E. D. Pratt , jr. ,
P. 0. Hanson , John McLeario , S. O. Ben
nett , B. R. Ball , S. G. Ernst.
County-J. U. Wlmrlon. H. T. Leavitt ,
B. C. Smith , Carr Axford. Louis Littlelleld ,
Henry McCoy , John Hanward , Isaac Syl
vester , Geoivo Wilson.
City J. S. Bennett , A. P. Gram. George
Elliott , F. W. Lossontlno , H. H , Nea1
Nathan Slovens , H. M. Waring , T. J , Luna ,
Fred Luuuler.
SEVCNTU w.iitn.
Congressional W. H. Alexander , J. W.
Carr , Dr. L. Blown , Louis Berka , I. R. An
drews , Isaac Adams , J. H. Taylor , J. W.
Ellor , George Sablno.
County-J. C. Ish , C. M. Dallv , A. S.
Churchill , G. S. Ambler , J. C. Thompson ,
John .1. Holler , Thomas Carey , il. E. Coeh-
ran , John Norborg.
niaimi
Congressional II. L. Burkot. A. G.
Knapp , L. A. Blivk , James Allen , A. F.
Clark , .1. II. Sshnoidor , J. B. Emmingor , J.
J. SavIllo.J. N. PnilllDS.
County-J. T. Clarke , T. S. Crocker. R.
P. Dohlman , T. H. Fiugorald , Ira Lozior ,
M. U. McLood. J. W. Nichols , H. W. Rey
nolds , M. F. Singleton.
NINTH WAIll ) .
Congressional C. E. Mlllor , N. O. Tunnl-
cliff , John Lewis , G. G. Irov , William Gaff ,
William Anderson , Alvin MoUlcr , Arthur
Winter and Richard Blickensuorfor.
County J. H. Chapman , J. W. Harris , P.
Schwnnk , S. M. Sadler , M. Free , E. R. Per
fect , Henry Llvsoy , John 'Flask and N. M.
Howard.
SOUTH OMUIA.
Congressional E. P. Savnee , J. O. East
man , A. C. Powers , E. O. Maytleld , A. H.
Murdock. Phil Brayton. L. Carpenter , M.
Boukal , D. McGuckcn. D. Andorion , A. R.
Kelly , R. W. Curoy , Howard Meyers , F. M.
Smith.
Countv W. S. Anderson , J. E. Hart ,
Bruce McCullooh , W. M. Wood , D. C. Will-
lonn , C. P. Mlllor , fi. S. Daniels. Alex
Sehloeol , Scott Konworthy , Gour o Thomt ) '
son , Ncls Peterson , Thomas Peterson , N. b.
Acker , Satnuol Davis ,
The caucuses endorsed the following
named candidates for ward assessors : Fifth
ward , George F. Franklin ; Sixth ward , F.
H. Manvlllo ; Eighth ward , Silas B. Lako.
Aside from tho&o there were scattoilng en-
doraomont ot various aspirant ! for oftlccs
ranging from congress to raombors ot the
Board of Education , ,
The county orcclnuts do not hold caucuses
but will doclda upon tholr delegates nt the
primaries to bo held on Frldav evening nexl.
Candidates who wish to go before the
primaries next Friday afternoon may fllo
their petitions with tno clerk of the county
central committee , John Jenkins , in the ofllco
of the county clerk , on or before noon of
Monday , Sontatnbcr 1'J.
fiUUl'll O.U.UM.
The Omaha Park commissioners will have
the tables turned upon some of thu state
ments which have boon niado by the mem
bers. A few months ago , when the coin-
mission was purchasing tracts for park' '
purposes. Iho South Omaha Land company
offered Syndicate park ,
The offer was rejected and other tracts for
park purposes uurchr.scd , Ono of thu argu
ments urged against purchasing the Syndi
cate tract was that it was already generally
used as a public pane , ana it wouldbo n useless -
less cxpondituro of money to purchase it ,
The park was a natural ouc , and workmen
nnd money had converted It into really a
pleasant and protly roaoil. For this reason
the park was not purchased , and since that
time has been open to the use ot all who de
sired It.
The land company , however , found It
rather an expensive luxury to maintain a
park , and the failure to dlsposo of it to tho.
commission caused the company to resolve
upon seine course to pursue. Tno conclusion
was reached that Iho commissioners should
bo shown that Syndicate park was private
property and maintained at private expense.
The land company has resolved to tonco in
the park and workmen are now
at work erecting a ( tight board fence
nrounu flfty-Hlx acres of the park land. This
fence Is seven foot high , nnd will servo to
keep away all parsons from this resort ,
which , in the past , has proven such a pleas
ant retreat for the people of both Omaha and
South Omaha. It Is not probable that the
company will refuse permission to hold pic
nics or social gatherings , hut as a puullu
park It will bo a thing of the past In n few
"
flavs. Just how long this will"contlnuo no
ouo seems ublo to say.
Aililrrssucl thu Republican * .
As soon us the business of the republican
caucus wus completed last evening Colonel
Savage introduced Colonel A. A. Jones of
Lincoln , the colored orutor , who bus lately
dilightcd so many Nebraska audiences with
his eloquence and logic. Mr. Jones delivered
an nblo address and awakened a great deal
of gonulno enthusiasm. Ho spoke for nearly
on hour. lie was followed by Hav. I. C.
Williams , the colored preacher , who made a
brief addross.
David Anderson , Colonel Mayflold and
others responded as their numes ware aallod ,
nnd it was nearly mldulebt before the gath
ering adjourned.
The attendance nt the caucus was very
largo , Gcrmania hall bolng filled to over
flowing , and nearly thrco hours wore re
quired in which to count the ballots.
High .School I.ltorilry Society ,
The High School Literary sootuty was re
organized yostordav by the election of the
following ofllcors : President , Mildred Den
nis ; vice president , Ethel Honey : secretary.
Frcn Burroughs ; assistant secretary , Alfred
Eastman ; treasurer , Mabel Gray ; librarian ,
Mattlo Howe ; assistant librarian , Etta Erion ;
editor , Alice Adams. The society will moot
every Friday afternoon and a program will
bo carried out. During the winicr several
entertainments and socials will bo given.
Xotcsniul I'crioimls.
Dr. Slabaugh was In Lincoln yesterday ,
returning last evening.
Mrs. W. H. Dabnoy of Oakland , Pa. , is
visiting with Miss Clara Mane.
Mrs. C. J. Anderson of Burlington , la. , is
visiting with her sister , Mrs. C. A. Larson.
Uorn A daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A.
Martin. Also a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Rush.
Mrs. Ida Moon of Holdrege , enrouto homo
from a visit to Allchlgun , Is .visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Anderson.
No other Sarsnparllla has the merit by
which Hood's Sarsanarllla has won sucbi a
firm hold upon the confidence of the pcoolo.
yjais or YjsTjjcj > .tr.
Domestic.
The Colorado glass works ut Color ado City.
Colo. . was damaged by lire to the oMent of
tfio.ooa
Andy JolTrlea and Adam roster , both col
ored , were handed at fcpartaiiburjr , S. U , for
murder.
rmplovcs ot tlio Sawyer-Goodman sawmill ,
Mcnomlnco Lumber company's mill , Hohwiirt/
mill and tlio MunomliiHO and Miirquotto llo\
factory at Monomlnee , .Minn. , wont out on a
htrlliu.
The pope bus apDolnted Archbishop Satolll
Rpollle delegate to the United bliite = . Ho
will iemain a ye.ir. und will visit all dlncesob
In thu country and obtain statistics as to thu
growth an I nrosent condition of the faith.
Postmaster General \V-ui.itiinkei has Issued
his expected outer deputi/lir. ; the nosttinbtors
of fri'o delivery clllos towns und rural com
munities to put up letter boxes on the request
of cltl/i'iis for thu co lection and delivery of
mull at lionso doors.
La to , reports from the scene of the accident
on the Cambrlft & Cloarllokl rallioad near
Altoona. 1'a. . fallow that nine men wuio killea ,
all Italians. The onglncer and fireman ,
whoso dlsobi'illonuo of oruors was rnspansiblo
for tno accident , have disappeared.
The Itullo of Homo announces the resigna
tion of Sir. Albert U. 1'ortor , United btutes
minister to Italy.
King Humbert and Queen Margucrltii nf
Ituly. iiocompaiilud by tlio royal rntliiuc , are
giiostHor the city of lionoa , and will ho pres
ent diirlnc the Columbus celebration Ihoru.
Hie trades congress. In susslou al Olussmw ,
adopted a resolution deciurlni ; that un ulKhl-
hourdny should bo inadu compulsory , oxcepl
where a particular trade billeted to bo e\-
oniDted , and rejected n motion to promote u
bill In parliament to prevent the Importation
of forolKii labor during strides.
JERUSALEM
is B. good ways off. So are the prices on th
real estate bargains we offer this week. You
can buy now at one-fifth ofwhat is asked for
property hq further from the center of Omaha ,
r
ol
Snap'&t.'these snaps , for there's big money
to be mad e.6 It won't cost a cent to investigate ,
and if we'Can't , prove that we can make money
! ' 1
for you , y.'pti're . nothing out.
LEADING
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ,
621 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la-
CONE TO FAR AWAY IN DM ,
ropftrture of EOT. II. A. Orano for the
Mission Field ? of Bombay ,
BEFORE GOING HE LEAVES A TOKEN
In the form of n Terminal Letter to l r .
C'oprliiiul ntiil Slippiril , OoiniiiniiiTSng
Their Srlcntlllo mill I'nlnlrM
Tri'utiucnt of Cnlnrrli.
Uov. ' II. A. Crnno , for three yours
pnst the populnr pastor of the Sowanl
Street lothodist church , dopirtodon
Wednesday , with his fiunllv , for Now
York city , where they will take ship for
India. HoCrnno will liilco chatRO of
the MuthodUt mission in the city of
Bombay. After testing the catarrh
treatment of Drs. Copeland and Shepard -
ard lie was. . so ho highly nleasud with it
that ho took with him a supply of med
icines for use In his distant homo. Mr.
Crane handed Urs. ( Jopol.uid and Shop-
aid thn following letter just before his
departure : '
OMAHA , Nob. , Sept.5th , 13.U
Drs Copplniul nuil Shcimnl
( ii'ntlomrn
II nri > nts nio iilpnmiri ) to rnjr thnt I hnvc boon
pluminl wltli Iho tri'iltrncnt for nititrrh which 1 linvu
been inking fur n brlot tlinu frnm roil. Myrnmntitl
from the < 'lt ) IIOOO | I UM in ; ill > coiitliiuliulii purl
the trpAtnicnt lioforo n rnniiilctu euro Is uirwtoil In
tnf cum.1 , whto i In nn J of I nix Htniiillni ; . Hut I hu i *
rccolvpil , nlrcitiljr , con < lit'rnlila bonctlt , mill urn "it
well i > htltlcd wlt'i the piHuntlllc nirtliiil hlcli yini
cnipluy , Unit I * lmlt tnko notnu ot yourrotuc llo with
me to nsu upnrt rrnin tlio olllcj trtnliuciit.
Yours \ < itf truly ,
II. A. CltANK.
A TALK WITH Mil. tii : ) . X. OIIASi : .
Ilourl DUoimo nuil liny I'm IT Assiiclntril
With Oitiirrh mill Norvmn Troulilc.
In a recent intorvi'jw with Mr. George
N. Chase , who was known to have
lately recovered from a serious ehronk1
condition of disease , seine interesting
facts were gloauod. Mr. Chase is a
well known employe of the Marks Bros
Saddlery coinpnny , und resides in East
Omaha. Mr. Chase said :
MR. onouon N.
"My present licnlth Is far the bpit 1 Imvo hml for
years anil Inm only too nllllnu to bestow thu cri-llt
whcroltbelonui. It It nil iliirtu lr . Cnpolnnil itinl
bhcnnril. Wl ei I ncnt tn them Iii t "lillerl hint n
< H K"tlnK cutiirrli Hint had bi'cn nlth inu for jeiir" .
Krery utitunm 1 nuulil Imvo uttuk < < of buy fever
with HKthnm. lIitMrkltitr , "pitting und MUolnlth
tlKhlnoHBuf brcutli inil wliccrlnit inaJuinu % or > mis-
crnblo .
" .My heart , ftl o , wn iitTectpiI. rlvc-ry ilny 1 hml
knife llko pnlus tliroujli the lionrt null illstropilnK
pHlpllntlon. At nuch tlniei 1 hml dnkliu npull.i nnil
my hcnrt scuineil to : np ho itlnK I would luu o to
loiuo my work anil ait down. 1 felt as If I w i com-
plelel ) imrntjYGil The o spells Inti'rfcrpit with my
nornaml KHTO niuand my family great anxiety uiiil
nlnrm.
"I suffered terribly from eraiijn Inttio cnlvei of my
Ie , my muiclc * wpull draw up ' If they vumlil
unnpnnd 1 hail to Ket out of heil and "tiuid on the
floor to relax them. 1'rlckly pains uiiil numbnckHof
the Iliubi made me feel tli.it my nervoux system was
( llsen eil nil throiiKh.
"Drs. Copelaml anil gheparJ rcllorod anl cured
inc. I tried no\eral other doctor * befiiro polnu to
them , mid used m > ny remedies , but I Rut no benefit
until they put me upon troutmeiU. I nm very thank
ful nnil glad of an opportunity to Bay 10 the public. '
MAIL
Comes from the Hast , West , North and SoutK
bo.irlnK testimony ot tlio sneeo-Hfnl truit-
incntuf Drs. Ojpaland and S'iepir4by mull'
Symptom Hlaiil. .Scut ( o tll Applicant * .
$5 A MONTH.
CATAUKIl Tltr.ATCI ) AT I'llH UX1TOIIM
HATH OP $ > A MON rH-MRDIOLNHs TUIt-
NISIir.D KliKE. l'OllA \ , Ol'lllJIt Dlri-
nAsi : " TIII : KATIS\VII : < L HI : i.o\v AND
UNII'OUM AN'I ) In I'HOI'UKTION TO Tllh
ACTUAL COST OF MIJDIOINI : Ki : < jUIKii : ) .
UOOMS an amiiu , NnwvouiCLirniiuii.D-
1NG. OMAHA. Mill.
w. n. COPKLAND , ; sr. r > .
C. H. SlIISPAItD , M. 13.
M'KCJ.II/r/US ; Cntirrh. Astliinu , Hronchl-
Itls , Nervous Diseases , Illood DIsuasus , Klituif
mutism. Consumption , anil all chnmlo alTcc-
tlons of thu Thru it , Limits , Stomaoh , Liver
and Kidneys
Ulllco hours : 0 to 11 a m. . - to ! > p. in , to 8
p.in. Sundiiy. 10 a.m. to 13in.
I'OU LltiOTION : OP SCHOOL
PROPOSALS U. S. Indian .Service , Omiilm
and WliinobiiBO AKonoy , Nub. Wuirioliago
'Ihurston County , Nub. , August L1 , 1H9J.
Boalod proposals , andorscd "Proposals for
llrootlonofchool llnlldlnss , " and addressed
to thu uiirtiTsU'iiod ut Wliuuiliiigo , I linrstim
County. Nob. will bo rcculeil at this money
until one o'clock | i. in. of Soptenihur''Ith , lhU ! ,
for thu fninlsliliiKof nil nuuess.iry lalior and
materials and ercutlni ; no ir thu U'lnnobaijo
Agoney , Nob. , tlnoo.l ( ) twostory hr ulc school
bulldliiKs. as per the pluiin and HiioclUaatlons
which mav be uviiiuliui.l at the ollluu of the
"lluo" of Omaha , Nob. , the "Journal" of
Rioux City , low.i , and at this agency , lild-
dors tire required to follow the "form of pro
posal , " iiucomimnyliil ! the Kpecllleatlons us
closely us tholr bids will permit. Illda
should Htatotho uroposud prleo of eaeh hiilld-
IHK and for thu group of ImlldliuM The right
Is reserved to 10 jut liny or nil bids or tiny
pirtof any bid If doomed for the best Inter
est of thu service. Certified chocks. 1/ich
bid must he accompanied by a cot tilled checker
or draft , upon some United States depository
orM > 1\ cut national bank In the vicinity of
HID lesldoncuof Iho bidder , inudii jiiy.iblo to
the oiiler ( if thu Commissioner nf Indian Af
fairs , for ut lu ist II vo per cunt of tlio niuoiiiit
of the proposal , which ohook or draft will bo
forfeited to tlio United States In CI.HO iiny
bidder or bidders revolving un uw irl uliall
fall to promptly OMIUIIIO ai-ontriift with KO.III
uml Hiiniulunt Hiiiiilli'H. olliuiwlio to bo returned -
turned to the blildi'r. Illdi iiccomP iiiled by
le will not bo
curllflodclio
eiiHh In lion ot u _
considered. I'o any furtli.Vr . Information. a
to hnihlln-1 Hlto means of tiiiiHjioriutlon. me. ,
uoiiintrii. - AhiiLiv. ; u. H. ii. . an
npnly to Slli.'IU
Aiuat.
l riiiiiH | lH for Ciirin-iitor Wurk.
Sealed nroiiosnls will lie rnculvurt by the
Bpeiotiiry of the board of education until 4
o\Iockp. i Monday , bopt. lutli. MIA for nil
siiuulllualliiiis for llio
oariiuntor
work ni H or
. a ioliool hulldliu. In uccorilaiicu with
uli ua i and m-oeilleutloiis on Illn In tlio oil uo of
Jiiliii Lalmmor , architect. Kuoin MJ3 Mtrchunts
Nntlonal Hank UnllilliiL" ,
Knoll bid niiiHi bo uecompanlcd by a cortl-
" ' ' " '
fl"i'hol'bmrd"ri'sor'vos ( the right to reject tiny
the
lf CONO H.
88dl'Jt hoc rotary.
y \u w m -
YOURSELF ! ,
. Ask your Urugfjl't for a ,
r bottle ol lllg U. The only j
f non jMilionuui remedy lor all
J the unnutiirul illiihurKei and
I privateilincj tut ol taeu uml Iho
I debilitating utakimi pcrullar
I to womrn. U cures In a few
ldn > B without the aid or
\ iiubllclty ol a doctor.
i'ftn Um\trial Amtrlcan Curt.
Manufacllirvil by I
.Tbe ETMH Chemical ( b. '
CINCINNATI , o.
U , 8 , A ,
The Great K.
TT rou KINO
-rou KOAL
TT rou Koiuir.n
rou KOTTON
* roil KOHN
L tND
-TIII-
KING OF KOHL
10 Msiin Street ,
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The want advertisements appearing In n
nuwspipor are often the most Interesting
part of Its ootitt-nts. They o\ptess the urgent
needs , the dully wlshO'i ot the people who
want something and who are wllilnx to do
comethln ,
OK.NTSVANTliT7To soil"I ho hest dmihjo
roasting anil btk iu P in In tlio miiUuU
Hto ill v work. U in prove to h ivo aucnts who
iimVi ever } JI a week romlarlv. ACdren
Charles beliultholss. Comic I l'1 nfs
\\7ANTI2l-l.-ulvurnuntlQ'n-in to lioir.l by
* > untlv.ito fain ly. Addiess O IU , Hue.
Srr.NUtlltAI'linit and bookkeeper wanted
Gl\n ruforuituo. AdJress XXi'Uleo , t'oun-
ciMMn irs
. .N PHD Goo I girl for ho HBO
' workutll'l I'l itnur street
A I'MIA&ANT : room or rooms for rout nt "OH
' . " - '
I.'lrst uvc.
IlASI'UICAnrc for lior m and c title ; llrst
class : $1. . " > J u month. Inquire ut 014 Uro id-
way.
FA KM and city loins. Money loinccl on
xtoulc nnd cr.Un. Ho il estate ( or Bale ,
ng anil business rentals. Monov loaned
for lee il Investor * . loujco A , Tow le , i33 I'o.irl
stroi't.
SAliK Horse , bueev nnd linrnes at
blRs.icrlllcu : gcoloutllt : n od well bred
road horse. Must sell. G. H. l.owls , 12 I'o.irl
sti qct.
$ r > , liOOstoo' < ot merchandise In western Iowa ,
well lee ited. doing good business , for sale
or trade. li O Hartlott , T'JI Ilroadwuy.
f)3 ho.ul of yoiiiiit horsi-s for tr.ulej Improved
Jpronert v or 1 mil. K. G. Ilartiett , 741 Urouri-
wuy. Council lllnirs.
$1.110 worth of dry eooils nnd notlonfi for ex-
eh.i ingo. i : . G..llartlott , 741 Iliondway.
FOIt HAtjK-Ctcaincry , well located In No-
brasliu. doliu good business. Will take
artti or or sell entire business at a bargain
I'l l- _ _
ilOH SAM' Improved 4i'--\ero ( stoclc farm
In wiMurn low i. $ Jl , 133-ai-ro fiirin , $ . ' 0 ; U'J-
CI cs. $ , ' 0. .lolinston fc Van I'atlun.
F OUSAIil' II irdwaro sto lt In central Nob.
\\llllnvolcu tl.-.UJ. 13 II Shoafe.
SALU Choicest farm la Pottawatti-
ni.e Co. . 41.1 acres , wall located and Im-
pruxod. 1'ilcu 1IJ un aero , li II. slieafc.
11 YOU Imvo luythlni ; for sile or trade sea
K. II. She tfo , llro nlway and M tin street
| jlOKUi.Vr : Divolllii.'sln all pirn of tbo
-L' city. U H. Mio.ifo. liroadway and Main.
FOR SAI < n On st-nll payments , fruit and
garden luti'l near Council HliifTi U. II ,
Eheafc. liroadway ami .Main street.
OKSAI.n-Alhlon Roller mills on Hoona
river. Nell. ; llnest w Ucr power In the ituto-
developing l'i" > liorso power water entire ymn
dully cipaclty , 100 birrels ; niachlncrv and
nppnrtcirinccs coiiipletelnux'ory dot ill IIDJ 1
frame resldcnco ; H acres of lairl. title purfo u
price , 315,000 ; will t iko unl nprovoJ eastoni
Nebraska land. \ \ II. She if o.
FOU SAf C Clean stosic hardware , well oa-
tabllshod trrdo , Invoice about t'J.om. flood
cuson for sollln ; Tcrim cish C. II. Shoafe.
SAMS OK ItlTvrGood eoal yard wltli
scales , ete. Gruenslilnlds. Nli'liolson ft Oo.
FOR KXOIIANttn-llotut and rust itirnnt
located at bliubort. Nob. , and in lots In
Denver , Colo. ; will o\chaiuo for clear Nc-
bruskiUand _ 11 H Shu ifo. _
IT'Oll SAM' Hiirdwiiio stock- , will Involco
JL1 $ .1,0 ID ; located In an active . " \uhraska town
of I , via popiihttlon : business old cstabllshuu ;
will be. n ulo'o Ijivostls ttlon. K. II. Hliuafo
AC'Ki : farm with Improvenionth , 11 vo
nillos north of Coiinull lUiiirs ; $15 an aero :
u nn , 1)1 ) 1) 11,1 iln 1' . II Slu'ifo
' r.iska land In ovuliniiffa for
work i o" . R II. hlioafu.
O -AOUi ; t..r n. jr > .niaii aoia If sold within
'tonil ' ivs. l.ou itlon sinon mlliHfrom I'oun
ell II ulTs A sum bargain K II. Hhoafo
II.I/ you build u homoVo have a line
W rts diincu lot whlon wo sell for J Ut
tiiid'ii hiKin. Orueiishlalds. Nleliolnon A. Un.
' section of iinlncilinbored Innil In NH *
HALI' . to li.idn forclty property. Gruon-
shlolds , Nicholson & Co. _
D HV ciioils Htonk to trulo for Iowa laml.
GreenslilutilH , Nicholson & Co.
"V\7' ' ' have a number of good tenants wheW
W want us to get duMrahlo houses for Ilium
Do you want to lunl your House ? droun
Hlilelds. Xlcholsini .1 Co.
' . Urueushlelils. Nicholson .V. Co. .
O'MIrondwiiy.
ion ! estate. _ _
( ) llvo-room house for Hilo on your
AiLUI torms. Uho ippr lli.ui paying runt ,
OlI'ciishlulilB. NU > hnlsonA _ , Co
soven-toom houso. elo-,0 to HunUm
NIJW . \ \ ill tni'lu for vacant lots or laml
( iri'uiishlclds. Nicholson .1 t'o.
A i7n OK UXOIIANdU 41.0-acro r.iiifll III
Wln-Hlei county. Neb , Will t iko iiiureliiin-
dlso. 13. II. Miuafe.
OK SAlTmiotol with fiirnlturo ami } ! * -
tuics : ! i'i roDius , bun. otir. I'rlce , J.iw.
Located In Douslas count v. D illv receipts.
to. liivcstlgatuotoiiuo. II II. Hii'iifo.
IJIOKSAMJ Creamery outllt. rnmprlidii ) , ' M-
JJ Ii. p bill or , 10-h p. on.'liio. U Do l.ivollo
two ir'ilor ? , 2 cronni vats. 'HHlK.illons iiiicli ! ash
ehiirn.0) ) irrlloiisj nonnr buttiir wurUnr. beam
scales , wiiluli oin. t ink and other llxturoH.
Will si'II I'liuun for oiwh or trmlii forlmid.
i ; . II. hhoiifo. ,
ijulHiA MI Small Imliil In good Iowa lown
1 } llnlhllni. i-iid fiiinltnio complulu : at a
bargain. 11 II hhiinfo.
7)Sr rouiitalii pen with tin oini ! n pras-
JJiiiitllbnr l rmviiril If returned to Jimllcu
llamiiiors court. Charles While.
GTflZ NS STATE BANK
of council Ilium.
CnpHal st cU $150,01)0 )
Sitriiliib anil L'ntllli 80,000
Net capital anil snrplm $2:10,00. : )
Directors-.1. I ) I'.il mmnm. \ . K I , . HiiiKiirt , F I )
( ] | un oii , K. K. Hurt , I , A. Mlllur , I , V llhiolimi'i '
Hml Clinrli'H U. lliimiHii. Trinnacl vunuril tiituk ,
INK lmiilm.il . * . l.uruot1 i , iiltil ; un I turiilii ) "f /
bank hi "oiillmintcir.i ln.v.i
1NTKKKST ON T.JI C DKI'Oill'H.
SliiirllPrt Siiln.
Under and hy virtue of Iwo Hunuralo order
made by the Hun. 1'iuiik Irvlni * , one of the
Indues of thu < llslilul court wlihln und for
Douglas county , Nebraska , In the followlnu
uullons pending In sild eourl , towlli I'axton
ft ( lulluiihiir , a copartiiiirshlp cninpoiud of
William A. I'.ixlon und IliiiiJamlii Ualliuluir
VH l.ovl ( J. llot/'jl ( ilouUot.'ll , No. 17) ) and Me-
Cord , llrmly vompiny , an incoipor.itlmi , vi
J.ovKl. lliiuuliliiuliiitil. ( : Nil IS' ' . 1 will on the
lUlidiiy of buptmiibur. \ D In'l. ' , voniinuiiulnz
ul lUo'ulouli In Ihu foionooii of nald d.iy , ut
Nil. IINHotilli Mth Htrout. Ill lliuulty of Omaha ,
'oiiiity , iVubr ihk.i , Null at public uiiu-
tlon to the hUtiost und bust lilildiiH tor uash.x
thu foilonlnu woods and ch illiils horutofoi.iX.
lovluil npim ! > y mo by vlrliio of ordure of at \
luchinoiillb iiud In liiu ahovoontllled ( .utlom ,
A coiuplctoHtockof Htniilu and fniny lira
oorlus , woniluiiMiiro. tlnwar.i , willow waru ,
Btonuw.iro , Hour , hoiiHitfiiinlshliu goods , utoro
fiirnltnio unit otliiir muroh imllso.
Thu un lorbljsnud roiorum Ihu rlKhl to soil
thin property an a whole r In narato | ) | iar-
eciH , IIH In hU jildgmunt sh ill bo for the boat
Intoronof nil parllim uonuiirnod.
( Jixiaiii : A. iiiNNr/rr : ,
Hliuritrof Don xla County. Nub.
Uuiuhu , NubrunUtt , boptumbur Uid. WK
