Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BKE : MMfUKSDAY , OCTOBER 20 , 181)2. )
THIS OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL I1LUKFS.
( I-1JCKi - NO. 12 1'KAKL STREET
I cllvtreo fcy carrier to any pin of tbj city
11. W TILTON. - MANAGER.
.iu.\ni : . !
N V , Pluublnp Co.
I'eurtH muffs Lumber Co. .
Tie rirstCnilstian church wilt servo din
ner In the Klscman buildlnr October 20.
Thomas O. Shearman will deliver nn nd-
dress nt the opera house this evening on the
subject of the tariff , Irom n democratic stand
point.
At the last niccllnp ot the Woman's
IhrUtmn association resolutions were
parsed upon the death of Mrs. Mary A.
Urccn. ,
There will bo n regular mectitp of Conncll
HlufTsLodeeot Perfection. A A. S. H , at
ihplr tiMli Frtdny evening. By order of the
T. } O M.
Hcgulnrnctslon of Harmony chapter No.
ifi , Older of the Kastcrn otur. at Masonic
tcmplo this evening. \ mtuig members cor
dially invited. Jly order 01 worthy matron.
Mrs George It. Mcschctidoiff. wife of the
well known t'.rondwny butcher , has filed n
petition in the district court u Uing for a
divorce from her hu band ou the ground of
crnti and inhuman treatment.
The I nlon Veteran legion held Its annual
b.iiifj'iet inst evening with thirty-live present
' carru'd out as already
ent , 'J no program was
ready published nn.l n hfo wo portrait of
tbo late Joseph Lyman was presented to the
legion.
Bv rcijucst of the grand loilpo of Odd
folioxvs , now In session , the momlurs of
Council Bluffs Lodgu No. : t , Daughters ol
KeheUah , are requested to meet at the hall
this nftrrnoon at 1 o'clock to laio ; ] ) .irl in the
fraud parade.
Mairlaite nc ncps were issued rusterday
to the foiloiv'ng parties : Ueoigo A. John
son nod Liddio li Campbell ol Pottawattn-
mlocoimtv ; John ICenealy and Mary O't'on-
nnr of I'ouawattamlecounty ; Thomas lircen
nud Una Ouslcy of Omaha.
Ail numbers of HuwKeyo loJRcNo I1- ! .
Indcnendont Order of Odd Vollovvs , nro re-
ijuchtcd to meet at the ledge loom at 1 : : W
fcharp to participate In the grand lodge
uaradu. All visiili.g brother * are respect
fully in vlteii to take T > jrt. By order ot 1" .
A Spence , N. ( J
The nrinltorv casein which Trxnli Cooper
Is defendant .was on trinl yesterday after
noon In Justice Hammrt's court. Ira Jones ,
who claims his wllo was ivrongi-d by Cooper ,
was present and the case with its strong
btnclllng details attracted the usual crowd of
spectators It was not llnishcd.
Ofllcers Kemp , Bsrhyto and CSeorgo Scan-
Ian returned last evening from Vililsca ,
where they wont to testify ngain t John
Stewart , who broio Inio a orv goods store
there and was caught here with a trunk full
of * i tins and Mlks. Stewart was bound over
to the grand Jury on the chnrgo of burglary.
The Union Land and Improvement com-
uauy will proceed lo condemn another lot In
the northwestern part of the city acxt Mop-
dav morning. The lot In question belongs to
n man nnnied Hunch ! a.das offered for
tale recent I j JorfoOS. U'hcn Hint price wes
offered hini u dnor two ago ho refused to
Boll It for less than $ lOJO nud a Jury has
been summoned to decide upon the merits of
the controversy.
A motion has been filed by the plaintiffs in
the cases of R M. Hunter and C. C. COOK
cp.ilcst the French League society eurj and
others , asking that ( J. W. Klncsnoilh and
E. C. Palmer , two of the defendants , bo re
quired to show cause why they should not
lie punished for contempt in refusing to pro
duce thn formula for their alleged cure as re
quired by the notary before whom the tcsti-
ninny is being talcn.
Jim Jonnson , better known as "Shorty the
horse trader , " was released several days
niro Irom the city Jail , where he had neon
placed upon tne charge of obtaining a horse
unG cart belonging to Mike Fox of Ken
crccK in cxchangofor a worthless 100 bill.
Last evening ihe United States authoritio ;
took the matter in h.md und had bun again
arrested , this [ Iri.u the charge of pnssinc
counterfeit money beinc olacd against him.
He will have a bearing before the commis
sioner today.
I'lro Corner of Itrcm.lu iv : inl Strnton
htii-cl.
Our Into lo-.s ov fire was covcro'l by
two policies , both in the COUNCIL
BLUFFS INSURANCE COMPANY.
By 7 o'clock the next morning after
the fire the secretary was on the abb
heap , pencil in hand , ready to figure the
loss down to bedroclt , which ho did , too.
saying t kfit' it wus his duty and nc
( mall part of his business ' ' So long a :
ho did not go below bedrock we had IK
reason to complain , consequently th (
settlement was not only prompt , but ii
every way satisfactory , so much so tha
in addition to SU.200.00 ( seven policies
can led by this company before the fin
we now add to it .10,000.00.
Being intimately acquainted with UK
secretary nnd directors we cannot b <
pci funded that bott ° r indemnity can b (
obtained than that offered by odr homi
company , besides wo believein patron
izing worthy homo enterprises , every
thing being equal , and unless wo do wi
Bhall continue to bo dependent on for
cign capital and corporation ? .
G. \Vnr.uLnit ,
JAP. A. HKKCLU.
No bankrupt , flio-Mnohcd. damnuei
furniture at Mover's , aOo-UCT.Broadway
Clean goods , loss than any Omaha prices
i/.so. > .1 / . IM HAdi.i / / / > .
Miss Cunningham of Memphis , Tcnn. . I
In tbo city n guest of L. F. Murphy on
faintly on uviinuo F.
Mrs. Kd lllf-sor and mother , Mrs. W. V
Lyon , have returned from a visit with relo
lives In thu Blade Hills.
Mrs.V. . J. Davenport and children lei
yesterday afternoon for Cbicigo to tauo li
the opening of tbo World's fair.
Aliiiar Stern of Logan was In the cit
\oslcrdav , making arrangements for llttin
out uilh torchoi and uniforms a repuWIca
inurchlnc club of 2 < K > members which ha
) ubl been orgauUed In his town.
If you don't wiinl to buy hard coal yo
" '
liad" bettor see Bixby about thoio'oi
liurnors. They aio adapted for uee i
liot nir furiuiccs , steam and hot vato
Doilors , with no co.il or ashes to handle
Carpets have rlsun in price f > c to lOc
yard , but the Council BlulTb Carpc
company will continue to soil at th
Bamo old bedrock figures.
Save your hard co-u ; use wood , an
call on II. A. Cox , 10 South Main stree
Best Missouri wood So.uO per cord , d (
livoied.
roiinil u llir.M'Ic.
Dan Smith , a mrstengcr boy at the Post
teleprapb ofUco , earned Ji. > without mui
trouble lerday atternoon. Ho was pi a ;
ing with torno dice on the platform of Deer
\\ellb & Ca'a warehouse on lower Mai
fctrcct , when bo cropped ono of the ale
through a crack In the platform. Ho wet
under the platform to find It , and nhllu ihci
truck bli hand against tbo cork handle to
bicycle. Ho dragged It out und took It to
M , \VlllUmiun , who had a wheel stolen la1
Saturday night , and it crovcd tobe tbo mU
ing article. Some parts of the machine we
bent out of hipo : , but in the muin It was I
oed order. Therj U not the slightest de
us to the Identity of the thief.
Mrs. K. Kintz invites all who are li
tnrcbteil In learning Fionch antl Gcrmr
to meet her at her home , 105 Soul
Seventh street , Saturday evening nox
Have you seen those beautiful ham
painted jardinieres at Lund Bros ?
See those oil heaters at Swaine's , 71
Broadway ,
Davlb/ordiugs and paint * .
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Great Preparations for the Celebration of
Columbus Day.
PROGRAMS OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE
. _
School Children In thn .Murnliic At ill Ob-
nrric tin * Onjr with I'lltlnc Ktcrclsm
The ( Irnml I'nrmlc In the
A riprnoon Ullirr features.
Tbo committee on arrangements for tbo
celebration of Columbian day held a meeting
st the city council chamber yesterday , nnd
spent a cooJ share of the afternoon In talkIng -
Ing over matters nnd nrrnucing tbo details
of the celebration lu n u ay that will prob
ably sttilio Mr. Columbus dumb with
amazement when bo looks down or up tomorrow -
morrow and sea ) what a furore ho has
caused.
L. S. Stcadroan was present nnd reported
that he had been Interviewing the railway
ofllclaU with a view to ascertaining how
many railway employes can bo depended
upan to take part in the p trade. From his
observation he Judged that between 300 and
MX ) ot them would fall into line.
lion tln > I'.inule Will lie Turmoil.
The parade will form around Bayliss park
between 1 : IIO and ! J o'clock and will move nt
3 o'olock sharp. The followins will bo tbo
order of march : .
Platoon of Police.
PreslJent D.ivcnpitrt ; md Mayor Liwrence.
ConitnltttMon Arianeements.
City Council , Cltv and County utlklals.
MipurmtnmU'iil of School * . President mil
Members of the School Ko'ird.
Oiurzy.
Press Kopic enl itlves.
Aides to Pros dent of thu Day.
Couno I llliills Hoys' Drum Corpi
1'iofossors. loaclici.s an I t idents of thu Illeh
school , followed bv other teichers and stu
dents In thu fol owlnj order : Washington
AMIIIIIO. Illon ncr. I'icrco Mroet. Twentieth
Avenue. 'I bird Street , Second Avenue. Klchth
-trecu Ulslith Avcnno. Avuiiui1 It. Harrison
Struct , Plfti-einh Mitet. Thlity-toiiilh
i-ltuut. Wooilbury. Gnnn. Clark. Courtland
PI ace.
Teachers nnd Pupils of St. Kr.incis Ae.ielemy ,
St. Joseph's Af.idomy. St. Peter's
P irochlnl School.
Catholic Voiins I. idles Society.
Dodo l.icht On irds.
Ginnd Army of the. Itopnbllc.
\ \ ( iman's Kollcf Corps.
Sons of Veterans.
Daughters of Veterans.
Union Veteran Legion.
l.iidlcs Auxiliary.
Masonic Order.
Order of the E istern Stn * .
IndopendontOideruf OJd 1'ellows.
Daughters of Kehokab.
ridellty Council. Koyal Arcanum
Ancient OrJcrof Cnl'wl Wuikmen.
KnUhtstif Pythias
Pythian Sisterhood
Pvtbian ilsters
Commercial Pilgrims of America.
Daueba society.
Danish llrotltcrhood.
Woodmen oTtbe World.
Modern Woodmen of America.
Improrcd Order of Hud Men.
Piicahontas Degree.
Ancient Order of Ilibernt ns.
Catlulllc Knights of America.
Catholic Mutual lloni'volent Association.
Vouns : Men's Institute.
Council HIuIVs Mannerchor.
IJcnevoH'titTreiitiind led o No. U ) .
fcchtiet/eii Veieln.
Labor Or.nniz itlons.
Veteran I'lrenicn's Association.
Fire Department.
Line ol .Miircli.
The line of march will be as follows : Prom
ho corner of Sixth street and First nveuuo
ea.t on Fir t avenue to Main street , thence
on Main street to Broadway , on Broadway
o the Motbodist church , 'north ou First
street to Washington avenue , on Washing-
ou avcnuo west to Seventh street , south to
Sixth nvcnuo , east to Sixth street , returning
around Bnyliss park to tbe speakers' bland.
Alter the nuraJo thera will DO n nrosram
presented nt the park. Hov. J. H. Davis of
ibo First Baptist church will open the oxer-
cues with iirayer , nfterbieh flve-tnluuta
speeches will b3 made bv Clinton Spooncr of
tbo High scnool , JniSco J. 11. itucd , llev. C.
\V. Brewer , Emmett Tlnley , C. M. Hurl , L.
S. Stendman , Judge W. I. Smith , J. n. Abies ,
.1. N. Baldwin and Superintendent H.V. .
Sawvcr. Father Longlnus will close tbe o\-
'
ercis'cs with a benediction. Musical selec
tions will ha interspersed in the proirnm.
Totlav as early as possible all the societies
that intend lo take part in the pirade are
requested to name one of their number to act
as nulo to the marshal ot the day.
In tlie 1'ubllc > clioolB.
Tbo day will bo observed in the public
schools with appropriate exercises , the ofll-
cial program being followed and separate
cxcicisos being held simultaneously in the
several school buildings , commencing at I
o'cloclc.
The members of the Abe Lincoln post are
requested to meet at (5rand Arrry hall al
SiO : ! a. in. tomorrow , forthe purpose of taklnc
nart In the raising of lUgs at the school
hous's. Also at 1 SO p. m. tomorrow to join
In the parade.Vonr uniforms on both cc
c 'slons as far as possible.
The Veteran Firemen's association wil
meet nt 1 o'clock tomorrow at No. 4 engine
bouse to Join in tuo parade.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Alembers of the Ancient Order of Hioern
inns will meet at their hall at 1- . ' ! 0 o'clc/cl
tomorrow to take pait in tbe Columbia !
parade. James \Viciihatn , chairman of com
tnitteo. _
ODD rii.i.mv.s I.N si :
I'ubllo Mcellncr llvlcl Arrangements fit
Todaj'o 1'aiiKie.
The Ri-and lodge of the Independent Oraoi
of Odd Fellows commenced its annual . es
sion yesterday moraing at tbe Miuoaic tern
pie , which was tilled to overflowing will
members of ibo order niid outsider } win
pathcrcd to witness * , be opening ceremonies
The morning was taken up entirely with i
public reccpMon. Mayor Lawrence was t
Inuo madi the address of welcoma and ten
uer the cuesls the freedom of tbo clty.wbicl
they haJ alreadv captured b3' their owi
leave , but in lusab enco JudpeV. . 1. Smitl
presetcd them the keys to the elf
gate In his own graceful way. Theiestd
too mornlnc Fossioa was spent In a socic
way , no bunnois bemi ; transp.ctoj until tb
afternoon session.
( Jrand Secreturv W. M. ( iarrott rend hi
annual report , which contained some intei
csllnR figures Bliowlnp the sirowtb of tb
order durniR the past year : Ttio number c
lodges now In cxUtenro In the state Is S4l
with utolul mouiberatiin of 'J'.i..MI , tno gui
dufinc the year being twcntj-seven In th
number of lodcos aod 2H.VJ In the mombci
ship. Tuo total receipts havu been ? IU1 ,
C.iU.77. There have Decn 10 * deaths out of
membership of nearly 'W.OJO. The receipt
of the secretary's oftliro tiavo amounU'd t
f.'J.KVi and tbo expenses K > , ( J-20 , both of thes
amounts belnf larger than for any precedln
year.
'lli'.s morning's session will bo taken u
with busircsa ofu routine nature ai d th
liual adjournment will taUo place about noot
AtlM'i the members will assomole at th
Urand hotel to take part in a parade that I
to tu e In not only tbe Odd Fellows of loui
but tucio of Nebraska ai well. Tde craij
lodge of Nebraska , \\hlch is insostloul
Oniuhu , will coma over and Join the oroec'
I slon. About 4 o'clock tbo whole party wi
go to Omaha by a special motor train , wbei
they "ill be entertained in the uvcutng wit
n
Bcecbam's pills cures sicu hcadacho.
i .
70 horsoF , grade Clydes uml Percl
L 01 ORB ; ono hnported Clyde and ouo full
3 blood Percheron stHllion , cnttlo , tooli
i etc. , at puolic Bale. Thursday , Octobc
2" , on my fninihix miles ontst of Counc
Hlulls , ou Quick road.
0 Stiruifiorb' In the city would do well t
fall ou Mbs Ungbdtilo for the latci
styles In millinery. 337 Broadwu
The Hadinnt novelty base burnei
ore the boat hoato.-s in the city. Sc
them ut
Jlaklne Uar on the Saloor.i.
Mrs , Hottlo liritton has commenced a cr
sadc , against tbo taloonv In the town of U
deruood , where she lives , and , Judping fro
the number of petitions that were placed (
tile In tbe district court yesterday , tbe si
loons of that pUcaill huvo a very rod
road to trtvcl Iron BOW on. tine alleges th
the proprietors of tour of the places sold In
toxicatlng liquors to her husband , II. Brit-
ton , at diffcicnt times , although lie wai In
the habit of getting Intoxicated , IJdward
Schrocdcr , ono of tbo raloonlsli , sold Unit-
ton liquor every month since last October ,
nnd she demands a Judgment of tlOO In favor
of too school fund for each month , maklne a
total Judgment of JI.200 In nil. Fisbor & Son
nro made defendants In n suit for { 430 fur
four months , .1. W. Norrls for ! 00. and > M1-
Us Dotvns and Henry Hajgerdcrn for $10J.
You need not despair ! Salvation Oil will
heal your burnt arm without a scar. 25 cts ,
Gallon Messrs. O.tv & Hes and ask
to bo shown the Kloln tract of 40J acroj
no A on Mile in five and tun aero tracts.
They will show it free to alL
Suits nnd overcoats $10.00 less than by
any other tailor. Clothing , dyed ,
cleaned , repaired. P. J. Peterson , U311
b. Oth si ,
Wnntrcl lu liny.
Improved property. Will my cash if
price is low. II. G. McCieo.lO.NIal'n stroot.
Gentlemen , the finest line of fall
in the cltj- . just recuivod. Holler , the
tailor , 310 Broadway.
The Boston Store closes uv'ory evening -
ing at 0 p. in. except Mondays and
Saturdays. _
The genuine Burr Oak stoves arc sold
only by Chas. Swaine , 737 Broadway.
Call and sec them. _
Hay it Hess roiwt th U they arc hav
ing H good demand for the ten-acre lots
in the Klein tract.
Boston store closes every evening at 0
p. m. , unless Mondays and Saturdays.
KOpoopIo in this city USD gia stoves
1 lie Gas Co. puts 'em i'n at
Big line of hanging lamps , stand
lamps , hall lamps at Lund Bros
Don't forget that Swaino sells the
Klmliurst btoves.
Judson , civil engineer , " 23 Broa.lw.iy
Doro Davidson and Miss Ramie Austen
.vlll . present the now suocessltu cotnedr
ramaDangers of a tireat Cltv,1' at Boyd's
beater tonight , ana for the throe succepdlnc
IchU. with Saturdnv matinee , which has
mads the most pronounced lilt , Miss Hamle
\usten cxcellltiL' nil her previous efforts ,
vhilo Dora Davidson sustains his reputa-
Ion as the foremost character. The Cincin-
all Enquirer says : " 'Dangers of a ( jreal
Jity1 is "a molo-drama of most Intense In-
crest , comblningalltheelonients of a popular
access. The climaxes are startling In the
ixfome , situations all novel and original ,
noldlug the audience spellbound ana awo-
triclten at tne many tnrilline instances ,
" 'bo narralivo Introduces a love storv , ten-
er. palbetlc , effecting dcop emotions. A
ich comedy vein is interwoven , giving the
lecessary relief to this sterling play. Of
ho stars it wouid be dinicult to offer' thorn
oomuch pr.iltc. They are thorough masters
if their art. Miss Iljmifi Autea : is a bcau-
iful young Indv ; she lends to her perform-
mce relined grace and beauty. Dora David-
on excels all actors In bis particular line. "
Clara Morris , with practlcailv the same
xcalleut cast that supported her on "her last
, 'islt. here , comes to Boyd's Monday and
Tuesday night. On Monday her familiar ,
but peerless portrayal of Camilla will bo tbe
bill Tuesday evening for the fim time on
ny stage will bo given Miss Morns' own
dapiation from the German , entitled Cuire.
Mr. Will O. Wbeoler , azent for Patti Kosa.
is in the city. Miss Kosa comes to the Boyd
n October : , ' "J and 3'J. '
Herbert Hell U'inslow'.s comedy drama "A
Barrel of Money" will De tbe attraction at
be Fur.iam street theater f jr four nights
commencing \\lth u Sunday matinee. "A
Barrel of Money" has oecn one of the most
successful productions of the past few
ieasor.s. It was presented without any ex-
ravacant claims of excellence end its popu-
iirilv has bjen won solely upon its merits.
"
The play is devoid of any"of the violent ef
forts to amuse which are BO fre-
ijuently employed .n co'ncdv pro
ductions and it depends for us strencth in
this aiiection cnlirtjlv upon the perfectly
natural complications which result from the
pure and homely story the author has fur
nished. The melodramatic pan of tbe play
occuri in the third act. wnich represents a
vivid interior of an iron mill , show ing the
largo and massive machinery in motion , with
belts buzzing , wheels whirling nnd s > teaui
escaping. During the lir t and second nets
lumerous hUh class specialties are intro
duced. The company includes Barrio La
ment , Lloyd Neal , Hosabcllo Uussoll , D. Jav
Mann , Edith Ellison , Will Spauldiug , Halph
Dormat' , Matt McUinnis and others. Mati
nee Wednesday.
DeWltt's Sarsapanlia is renanla
The Nicest and
The finest , purest , strongest
and best flavors for cakes ,
puddings , pastry , etc. , are Dr.
Price's Delicious Flavoring
Extracts. In this age of
adulteration , consumers owe
it to themselves to patronize
manufacturers who have an
established reputation for
placing in the market pure
articles. Dr. Price's Extracts
for purity have the endorse
ments of the leading chemists
of this country. They are
used by the United Stales
Government. The best ho
tels and restaurants use them.
The largest and finest grocers
sell them , and they are des
tined to take the place of ali
other Flavoring Extracts.
Anew an ! CorapletJ Treat mat. conilitla ; of
Enppoiltorlei , Omioioal IB lUpiulai , uUo la U- >
tnai'HU ; a l'o < IUra Cure fjr liitfrniL lularnil
lillpdor Uioa1ln.'lt34itu Oaroalo , Koo.'ator llerjll-
urrl'llDi Till itjoial/bat naver lisen koowa to
iall.flpjrbox Ofurii , > jntir ! mill WlJ7iu3urroni
IbltttirrlDla dliem win a * rltn umr ntjj h
DOHtlTtlj-k'I'on rltu 0 ojtei or rerun ) itioraonj/lf
not cured sjal ti n ? for fras hampla. ( iuuramm
liiucdbf Kulm 40o. , Dru liu , Milq Anen'.i.carasr
llth und luu : < 4 < itri ts us.iii NeU
NOTICKOPTHK SITTING OP THK
CITY COUNCIL AS A HOARD OF
EQUALIZATION.
To nil t'lx-p.iycrs nnd owners of property ,
null ull p.irtles Intoreated In taxation In the
city of Omuha :
Vim ure hereuy notified Ihiittlie cltr coun
cil of Oniuhu will , u iiru > ldiMj und rcijulred
by hcctlini N'loftliu tlinrtcr of Moliopolliaii
L'ltlet. liu il uouiilon lib a Hoard of Kiiimllza-
lion of not lo s than llvo Uny * . coinuidiifln ;
ThurkJuy. October'.Till , IKti for tbo purpose
of t'ciii | lmiiz tbe usse > $ inciit of all ptopurtv
within tbo city of ( iinuha ukses.ed tor gen
eral taxation for city taxes for tlio year UJ3.
t-ucli slttlnu will bo held ut the oltieoof the
City OlurK of tuld city In tuu City Hull In the
city of Unialia. coiiitiiunclni aid o'clock a. in
und coQtlnnliiL' until 5o'clock p. 111. daily.
And you and eiicb of you uro beieby notified
to bu and appnur boforu said lK > ird of cquull-
xation at tbo tlinu mid uhieo nuincd to make
any complaint or objection you may hare to
said Assessment or uny part theieof as by
statute provided. Co ml ) alms lu urltln : tnuy
tu tiled with DID City t'terlcut any time dur-
ln : tlie be&sion of slid boaru ,
OlOdCU Joil > OHOVES , City Clerk.
BLACKWELL'S EVERYWHERE ,
SMOKING
TOBACCO ,
Whether on the hills paming ; In
the place of business ; or at hcmr ,
It always fills that niche of com
fort a good smoke. Put up in
handy packages , and recognized
everywhere as a Pure Granulated
Leaf Tobacco of the highest quali
ty ; it recommends itself to every
smoker's use. Sold everywhere.
BULL DURHAM
Is always uniform in quality. Pure , sweet and clean.
THE IDEAL OF FINE TOBACCO.
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. ,
DURHAM , N. C.
Even MAN can he
S'JKONO and VIQ-
OROUSinall rmpc-ts
_ _ _ ti ) usinc SPANISH
NURVINHtheBreat bpnnlnh Hetneilv. YOUNG MEN
OK OLDsutirnne from NERVOUS nUIJILlTY , LOST ot
FAILING MANHOOD niKlulj ci. isloi.s , convulsions , ncivout
proilration , enlist d by tbe use of opiuri tobacco or alcohol , wake
_ . _ . . . . . . . tuineit , mental ieme lon lots of power in either sex , tjiermator
BErn DUE AND Anm ISL tluri cautcdbj self abutc and overindiilcniiroi an > pi nonal rak
ntsscin be icstDied lo pcifrct health aril ilio NOBLE Vlt..LITV OF STIIONO i IBK.
\rillcn K" 1111 * -wnh 6 boxes to' UT an * ' ase nr rpiiH , t w * . # . . , ct j IIOL 6 boxes (
For SAlj in Omaha by Snaw , L.und & Co.
THEGREAT LIVERand STOMACH REMEDY
all disorder ? of the Slomic'i , Llrcr , DowMs , Kiicij- ? , ] Jlill > - , NTTVO i
los of Ap ptlt Honilnrli ? . Ccns'lpathii , { . 'ostivoii'Ui Iiilivis i u , It. .
lies Etc. , anil rcu ICM th"1 y < ; p n lc > u lla'h ' to coalrist dKcu. .
DYSPE1PBIA.
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IIAI\VAY' ) PIM. > iiro O'iro for this co-iio'iiliit. They to-i5 up I'm InterTi' socrstloa ? to
licultlir nrtion. rtoii strcuTtli totlo stomach , an-1 cunblu It Ui pprfor Its fuiftlons.
I'lli-o 2V u tiox. tnnl by all driliclsts , or tuullod by KAUWAV& OJ. . .a Warren Street
Nott York , on reeelpl of price.
UB. K. c. wKyjMsuvrt AMI uitAi.Nruav.r
MK.vr.iiiiij-ile tjt Ufiuj ix imnijii , l-'ili. Nja
rulgla. tie.iUivcaa . urroai lrostratoa ciuadJ br
ulcuboior tuDuczJ. WA 3lulDOis , Meatil L > t33r3i
rlon.Soetnessof tin llriln cihjilnj ini in.tr , m > 92r/
decnr.d atti. 1'roai uuru UU A.'c , liarrja ti. Lon
ot 1'ower In eltaar sex , Impotcacf. Laacorrliaa aaj
mutorruoacusiJ Ofb.-vjiartloa o. tu'briln
self-abmeorer inJulusnce. A tnoatii'J trjitun ;
IIflfor 15tir mail. WerfJXTiataasK bjrjj t'Jcjri
EacttorJa lor u oxet "llh Si will R311 trrlttai
EUfirantceto ratunJ It nolcurii Guarantee ) lJ3l
only by Tlieodoro I" l.owu ilruKchi , ol ajaat ,
feouibcasi corner IGitiatt 1 lrurniui bt i'tnaha
HEALTHFUL , AGREEABLE , CLEANSING.
For Farmers , Miners anil Mechanics ,
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns ,
Etc. A Deligh'ful Shampoo.
WHITE BUSSlAK SO&P8
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water
Imprcvad Safely Elevators ,
KIMBALL BROS.
Cor. Qt'iSticot nnd lltli Ave . Oouticll HI uff
DRTC'GEE WO
Theonlr UMllr grttiia l
Klcut T0ri' ml/ Ten Jain I > r ctl0-il e par'-
cncewlth nil iJJ rn cll.aiui I'rviti nueojufalir
allobraalooiix istrJi up t > y otir ! ductari Cill
andBDablmor writ4 for qa3itloa bliok 1)0 not
llilnk jourciia lion ilau tuoiuu jro.ir .1 jctoruin
jou o buttrr 119 Chlnsw flo.ajr wltu bti njoml
wonderful auuMe * . and/uaslTa ns v baae.lt : anl t
permanentcura-wbatvtai-t dooiori cinniu ulri
llerbi. ltoot > aa < l I'UTU r.nlura' < rjm dl9i-bli
iacMllclne Tha worU lilt wltneu. U.is ttiuanil
tt-ktlaionlali In tUree yt r ' practice No Inlurlqai
di-coctloni. liu narootlei , no palm lUtloaU
trentiucnt nn > l permanent ouri
Followlnermei ueemirnllr troini aal curil
Klii'n up bj ntber ( lectern
Tliot Ccunhlln , < li : llirnej itre'H ,
matlnmO jear . klilaef nail llrer Iroublui.
Tlioi Culit'rt , l.'tU ami rnrnaa trj ti.
dcbllltjr.lniU3 tlon , lax of slrjnjl'i ail Tullt/ | .
Took mvdlclnj for ) ' " but cut nu ralldf.
M. 1. Anjcr/on , IMl Cuulir > tri9t. citi.-'i
cstuma nod bronchitis of Of tein rtiri ma Jtn/
JIat for le the followlnj prepiral rpmaJUi at
tl.UJabottle ilr bottler for liuu. for tbo euro of
Attbrna , Catarrh , slci UeiJicUa , InJIsoitloi
Hlootirul onlQi. IttioumitUia. Ki'mile WeikiiSM.
Kldnej aoj l.Ui'f Complaint. No ugenti. DOIJ
Ctluete MeJIrtno Co , Caiiiial , HJJJU
Office , ICth anl Califo'rjii Sti Omhi , Xcb
SPECIAL NOTICES
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
EMPLOYMENT.
" \\7ANTr.D A cotiiiVetent clrl it Mrs " .
' ' 1 nrnsHorth's , Ml south Klchth stri'pt ,
Apply nlonco.
\\7 A N T ED-Goo-1 tellable machine hand
' and wood worker. C. Uo'en's planing
HOUSES AND
GnnnNsntnuK. NICHOLSON , t co. nro
always roadv and e\cr wlllini to show
property ; rls aiw iys on hand. Uo and S.EO
them
FA KM and cltv loins. Money loineJ in
block and cr.iin. Kcil est-ito for s'llo.
Dwellln i an 1 business rentals. Moncv lo me I
forloe il Investor . LOURCO XToHle.iJi 1'oarl
street.
K1UH PLK De = lr.ible rcsltlonea propTtv
- - on I'atlt avo. Mnjcrn ImprovamciiH , II
rooms , ono block from motor : .1 h.ir 'iln If
takciat OIIPO : easy jiiymintsor tr.ido E II.
fcbesifc.
IPon wint to rent a house see ( irecnslilolds ;
NIchciKon & Co.
rj.KEiN. nuLi : > ? . NICHOLSON & co. i > ivo
V I the largest list of property of any firm In
the city
FOUJji : Choicest f.irm In 1'otnwatti-
tuoCo. . < ll acres wo'.l loc itud anl Im-
pro\-ed ; Price f 10 an acre. K. II s-heifc.
Jl YOU liivo a\ivtlilii ? for silo or trade saa
_ L. U. Slia ife , llroiihrnr aivl M un str nt.
"K'OIl SALE On stniil payments , fruit and
Jcardon Ian I noir Council llltills U H.
Flicafp. llroadwaj' .in 1. Main street.
l" Vot' want to ho ir so-nutlilni no < v reiarJ-
K real estate SOB Urecn liolds , Nlcbolsou
\\7ANTTI ) Nc" raska lan-1 In oxi-linnsa for
' ' good work hordes. Ii II. Sheafa
GHEENSHnLDS , NICHOLSON .1 CO hax'o
many bir.-ulns In 1-iiprovod an i vicant
propertv wh.eh tliay would bo please l to
show you.
WA.OOI ) A. C ) . Imvoso-neof HIP finest
farms In sonlhnustorn low.i for bale
CiI ! and sco us .VJJ MHIJ ! street.
11'vou h-ivo a house to rentseo Groeii'lilelds.
Mcholson A Uo.
AHIIGAIN. . It-icio fruit and uardnn tract
2'i miles from postolllce."j acres in prapcs- .
! i aero In blaclclieirles. 'JSI iinplo tree * Tn
plum tn'i's. : f > uherry trees , dwnlllnz. stiblo ,
ef. Price HOP L No trade. K. II. Mieifo
II' VOl * w.tnttT buy a lot 30 GrejiishleUi ,
Sleho ilsnn .t Co
i'HIt MONTH rents a peed s-rnoin
linnon Aef near-'fltlt st. I" . II Sheaf e.
IP yon nnt to buy a bouso seoGreonslilelds ,
.N | . holsou \ Co.
CJHEKNfrHIKl.TlS. NIC'IIOLSON & CO. nl-
v * ways hate hntips on h-ind for conservative
.nvcstnis.
DON'T I ny niupctty till you have seen
GreonslilcUs. Nicholson & Uo.
GltKBXVlir.M- ) : , XICHOL-OX & ro roil
estate and rentil agjnts. G.'l lln.iy , 3.
with men wIn rist o to
ull It SoaOroBnihleldB. Nicholson \ Co.
GKEF.NSIinU * . NIOIIOOOV&Cretho
lending mil estate deilers of Conn-11
HI nils. Sro thorn n hen yon want .inythuii.
DON'T forzo' tint ( ireonslilouli' fi Nlohol-
nii tirerUIt in the middle of the ring ;
larsest list of pioperty of any dealer in the
city.
100 ACUFS of clear land In cistern Nt
J br.iska tocxchanio for u gooj rckldnuco In
Council HlulTs. Want hnii ei and lots for Ne
braska hind , .lohtiston > t Van Patten
11'you want to buy land see Orecnslilelds.
Mcholspn A. L'o.
FOK HKXr-T rooms on 1'lrat A\e. , J2a K.
11. She ifo.
GCU3 iicros o' choice plno lands for sale ,
jnoir Puivls , Miss Kisy lorins In-
ijulrtior Mis. 11. O. IlrooUs , or A. T. Klce , , V8
< th street.
CUMF. and taKe ouo of ( itounshlelds. Nichol-
( -on' ( . rl.s and taKe a rldoover tbo oily : It
co > u you notlilrn ; .
"VTKW C-room houso. llueo b'ot-Ks from court
Jhouse. . Prlrp JI.'MJ.OJ If taken ut once
( iiimnshlelds. Niclmlfcon .V t'o
MISCELLAN20US.
GAIUIACR removed , ccsspouls. VHnlt and
chimneys clo.ined , K. D. llur e. ( J.iy llids.
FOH ? AI < i : rurnluirc , flxttires and le.iseof
the largest niu line-it hole ! In southern
Nebraskii. All niodern luiprovuinents , elo-
Iaut furnltiiro. Net profits ( IlKUuo pur an
num ; building nrwly ljullt ; no eomii't'tlon
I'rlcn j I.OOXOJ , half c&ih. fl II. Sheafo. ( . 'jinicll
Illu3 < . la.
FOR SAljE llurdwarj Mocks In Ipivu nnd
Nebraska , linoluis , JWJ to il'.Ojj. Jill.
Eheafo
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EXO11A CR Two mniPK and twueoltsfor
nuootl lot In Council Hinirn. 1H. . ghcafe.
IfOll BALE I'atully horse , now phuctoa ,
hitrness. etc. C. ( irerory , lit Main EC
"lUIl jjALU Tt > ii : of lilillei. A'so uno cuoj
i- work her e. Will uuc pay In urAUIuir.
Leonard Kverctt.
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DANCINO SCHOOL.
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OMU VS In J { . A. par DM. children. Tp"
m.i adults. Tn : p. in tfocla's ' second mil
fourth Mondays , U p. m , Musle furnUhod par
ties und club * Address at ItA , I'arlorn ,
Council UlulTb. or 103 1'aruaiu St. , OuiiUiL VV.
H. ChKmuerk , lustructor ,
Overcoat
Autocrats
BHK3I
That's what we arc when you need one con
sult with us We have all the proper styles
all the popular fabrics
Meltons Kerseys Cheviots
Cassimercs Wide Wales Stockinettes
Serge and silk lined
Box or loii cut .
a
Colors tan brown oxford blue black-
orav-
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Single and double breasted
Lowest price $3,75 with a gradual rise in price
of 50 cents a coat till you get to $30 the high
est which fit as well as custom made and
wear as long These coats will please your
fancy for they are everyone metropolitan in style
and the price will catch you
Columbia Co
Clothing , ,
Cor. 13th and Farnam.
Suscessors to M. Mellman & Co.
s-s22 , M ® $ bfe
-vv / / G § 25&
Twin City Steam Dye Works.
A. - i"TroKnc'K ,
DTEINGr , G EA'IIIErGAND BEFIHISHING
OP GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Omnhn. Office , 1321 Farn.am .St ; Tolopliono loJl. Council JUuTs OHieo and Vv'or k
Cor. Ave. A and 20lh St. ; Tclophono 310. Scad for circulars ind price list.
Oinalia Ildical anl ;
IETSTITUTH.
Hi Bye & fo
s v
INFIRMARY % & - '
TLiEl
IPTREATMEN1
OF ALL
llfftJarlllilc' , uppiritma-il rs mini fir i < > i ti. '
tieitmvnt l rrcry form < iT ill-one ni lit-
liutiiuillc.il om ir.'l jl ireil iieil. '
dried" forpalieiitt. unsrj aiJ nttoi lin.-j lint
tunioilalloni In th < t Hts t.
Write for clreul r < miluf irnilll. an 1 lir.i"3i , inn
r , clubfvut , c irv ilurot ul Kplne. | il04 | , tain > ri , can-
rtT , catirrb , Uronchlll , Inlrilallnn , eleoTidiy , jur-
ulkl . u | > lle | ) . klilnijMu I l r , 0,0 , cur , iJin ; ui I
iiluoil aii'MII nar/iLUl o , > ( * rali < m
DISBASB8 OF mm u ! ; ; . : ;
\\OIIHMI HU'.I' . iVulnivc'lati'lr ul lol a ) ( - Uo
I iirliucnt fur woaii'n tlurlir ; cuirlnameit , ui-i/
jir.vnic. Unlr Itc'llublo MuJIcal linl.lutu iU4iii. ; t
t'peclalt ) ut
PHIVATI5 DISKASIiS
TO IUC.H
, ral , or
Iiupolenoy-jpUilH. ( Jlcut a J Vn a , irlu
llruio , Aphiuire | > .tnr IK'foraltlei nal Trui > e >
only m.inl aiiory In tie er. jf
IIKKOllMITV AI'I'LUXCE' ' , TIIIMS CS , IILBCT
HIC HlTJhUIKb AMI llKITa
Omalia Medical aaJ Surgical Inslilute
Oth atd Broadway , O.unoll Blaffi
Ten inlntuei rile frum center of O aiUioi
SUWBH PROPOSALS.
Sealen proposals will bo received by the un-
denl/nim until li'JOn'elouk p. iu. Octoberli-lli.
IrtK , for the construction of a tuner Invewur
district No. 107. In tnu city of ( Jniulia. ut > per
ordinance No. Wi , accordlns to iiluns und
specifications on IIIn in thu olllcc of thn board
ofpubllo works. l'ropoi > ulH lo bu m.idc on
printed blanks furnished by ll.e board , and to
Lo accompanied by u rcrtlHcd ch'-ck in the
sum of t'lW , payublu to the city of Umuhu Ub
an uvlaenceof uoocl faith.
The tio.ird ieherve % the right to reject any
or uil bids and to waive dufuum.
I * . W. IIIHKllAliSiit.
Chalrmnn of the lloanl of I'ubllo Works
Oioahu , Neb , October 13th , lMi.
W. PAN6LE , M. D.
The CjM Samaritan. 23 Years' Eipm'ence.
OF DISEASES OF MEN AMU
WO HX. I'HOPKIETOK OV THE
WOHLTVB 1IKH11AL DISI'KH-
GAHV OF MKUICINK.
/treat the following Diseases :
Cntarrh of tlie Head , Throat , and tanjs ; DU.
camsof the Eye end lir lltenid Apopleiy , Heart
Disease , l.irer Comiilalut , Kidney Complaint ,
Harvous Debility , Montol Dopres-
filon , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , Diabetes Bright s Dl'coseSt.Vilu *
Imucy , ItiieumatUm , I'uraljfls , White Swelling ,
Bcrofuin , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula in ano removed without
the knife or drnwlna a drop of
blood. Woman with her dcllcato orpmis re-
elorcU to health. Drojsy cured wlibuut tapping.
Special Attention given to privoto
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to SboO forfeit for any Venereal Dla-
ease I cannot euro without mercury.
TQIKJ Worms rciuoved In twn or tbree bouw , or DO
pay , Ilcinorrholds or Film cnrrd ,
THOSE WHO AUK AFn.ICTEO
Will euro life and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or u > inf
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlioonlyl'hyilrlan who can tolt-nrluit all *
a IIITIOII vritliout akklug a quotloii
All cnrr&inndencc ElrlctlvconfldentUL Uodlclnl
eeiit by express. Addiet all Ittters to
G , W , Pangle , MD ,
655 Broadway ,
CouncilBlu f s , Iowa
W .C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Direcior ,
Main Street ,
Coudcll