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THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : ) AY , OCTOBER 21 , 1892 , TJ11D OMAHA BEE CGVNOIb III.UFFS CFFlCKt - NO. IS 1'EAHL STKKET I cllvere.1tjr carrier to nnr pirt of th city ll.W. Tll/TON. - MANAGER. ft rntiftvrwJ Ilii nM * Office. ? * 'nJ * If , ' , JKI'HOMvS'ht } | ( cduor No * .111 AUK M N V. Plumbing Co. rountll Bluffs Lumber Co. . Thcro will bo n social thii evening at Mrs. Heritor's on Lincoln iwcnuo. Todnj-li tlio lint dav oMMVleo for the November term of district court. Unity pulld vtill meet in rezular < cloa this nltcrnoon nt is30 ! o'clock with MM. liar- rl * on Ir'lrat nvcnuc. Thn narty which W.M to have bscn ulvoii by Mizpnti temple No. ! l on the uvcnlnc of October ! ! ! h.is uaen po tponc-J. Kncnmpmcnt No. 8 , Union Veteran * league , will meet nt their hall Frinnv m 1 n. in. sharp to tnKo iiart in tlio p.ir.irtj. ycott Illeo , commander ; 15. .1. llolmo ) . adjutant. The ladloi of the ConKroz.xtlonal churoh will serve dinner and supper next \Voiinet- Oay In the storeroom next to the Council Bluff < Carpet company nud lately occupied us b'lotd'i hardware storo. The ministers of llio cltv nra nslsod to mcot nt the study of the First I'resbyterian church , nt the corner of \ \ ll'oiv ' avenue and ijovanlh street lit 1D : ( | i. m. , to Join ns a body the ( JolmnbUn parndo. The following partic * worn granted tnnr- riatra licenses ycitorday : fjcoicc U" . Smith of Fremont nntt Mrs ) , . ( entile Itarrof Ci umMl HlufT * , C. A. Macliin and IJenuto IClelu- schmncrr of Council UlufT * , Michael Kilbano nnd Kn < a lloldor of Council Bluffs. CJ. L. Koddlsh dlod yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock nt lit * Into resilience , 1.111 South Klchlli struct , of ( julctc consumption , nftc-r an Illness ol two wcnk * . The rciiviins will bo taken to I'orning , Mo. , tolnv for Inter ment. The deceased win M year * of ago. A young man glvlnc his mime as Hot ) Scott was arrestnJ pt n into hour Wednes day night for dnitiKonnois ati'l disorderly conduct , lienr o Scanlun WAS tukinK him to tuo cltyjall , when ho madoa bwik for lib erty. Scanitm tired a shot after him and gave chase , ovortaKluc him near tlio Main ctrcot btidgc. Istimerou ? complaints are being mnjo about thu exceedingly poor quality of gus that is be 1111 : furnished its patrons by the Council JllulTs tiis ! company. A marked change for the worse has conio over It during tlio past month , and from all appearances at least half of what the consumers pay for now Is mr , which dooa not , burn to any creat extent. The case of I Jr. C. O Hood was still on In tlio district court ycstcrd.iv mornlnir , und promises to take another week. The railway - way company is fighting hi * cl.Uiiu at , every point , and whichever side gams a verdict will have earnoil It. At noon court ad journed until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Henry Foster and Tom Davis are the names of two men that are behind tlio bir of the olty J.ill. They showed a groit desire to keep out of the roach of tlio police yester day afternoon during the mr.ulu , nna wore noticed haunting tlio thickest , p.u-t of tlio rrowd In a susoliJlom sort of w.iy. They \vcro arrested OD suspicion of Uomg picsc- pockcls. Tno postofllco will bo cloioil from 12 noon to (5 ( o'clock p. m. Carriers will omit the 1 o'clock delivery and collection , but will 21 nito all other * as usual , and outside cir- rlcrs will deliver from carriers' windows at poitoftlcos from 0 to 7 o'clock p. in. Carriers on business routci will make tuo 0 o'clociC delivery and collection as usual. A house was burglarized at lied On It night before last anil two silver wntcnes wcrj etolon. The police wore uolilloil by tele phone and plvon a description of Iho man who was suspected of having done the dojJ. .lohn Connor , an Oniihti tov. who admitted having Just come up from Ksd O.ilc , was ur- rested , and Is bailie hold to await a call from the authorities at Uod Oik. The Danish citizens , under the auspices ol the Danolio society , will celebrate Columbus day by giving an entertainment at Hughes' ' hall tins evening. Tlio program will lir clado a musical selection by i'rof. Jensen' * orchestra , a KOUC bv the children , lecture on Columbus by Hov. 1C. BudUoltof Omahi , anil n ballot dance by n number of youui : misses. The entertainment will conclude with dunC' ing and refreshments. 7o horses , grnido Clyilcs anil Porch- orons ; one imported Clydo and ono full- blood Perchoron alnllion , r itllo , tool ? . etc. , nt public sulo. Thursday , Ocloboi 27 , on my fiuiUHlx miles east'of Council UlulTa , on Quick road. E. L. SIIUUAHT. The Radiant novelty Imso burner ! nro the host hoilors in the city. Soi thorn nt Sw.iino'd. Call on Messrs. D.IV & lies ? and ask to ho shown the Klein tr.iut ofIIK ) acroi no * on sale in llvo and tun aero tracts. Tlioy will show it freu to nil. y'so.v.ij'.nt.iait Mrs. C. D. Dillon loft yejfrdav for Chi cage. cage.Mrs. Mrs. 11. M. Osborno and Mrs. Foraon hav > pone to Chicago. Kov.V. ! . Crofts of Beatrice is attondtni the Congregational anniversaries In Omnh nnd expects to witness the Columbian cole brntlon In this city today. Mr.V. . W. Lunger ol the land departmcn of thi Union 1'acillc loft ( or Chiuigo las evening accompanied by his wtfo , e.xpoctln to bo uono a wcol ; or ton days. Mr. and Mrs. John Coopsr of Mt. Vernon O. . arrUi'd In tlio city yesterday on their return turn homo from a visit to Colorado , and wll remain for a visit with tliolr nephew , W. f Sapp. Sapp.No No bankrupt , llro-smokcd. dauiauoi furniture at Mayor's , : i05-i07 ! Uroidwny : Cloiin goods , loss than any Omahn nrluc'u If you don't want to buy hard coal yoi ' lirnl better boo lilxby about tho5o'ot burnors. They are ailuptod for use ii liot air furnaces , steam and hot vmtoi boilers , with no coal or ashes to handle Carpets have risen in price f > o to lOc : yard , but the Council HlulTa G.irpo company will continuo to sell at th tame old bedrock liguros. Alter Many D.iyn. The vest which A. S. Uonham cast on tli waters some tliiio ao oamosailing up India creek yesterday afternoon , and was ba-fgo by n small toy named Hubbard , who n turned It to Its owner. Mention was mad of Us loss about three wcoki nso , when young man waUea lute Mr. Honhaui's eftlc on Kast Hroadw.iy nnd took It from'tho hoe where it hung. When it wiw found , tli watch and chnlu. pocket comb , sclssor.i , b.iu book , even few mati-ho * which ho ha carried , wrro mlsslnir. Hut the thief , , ln h hasio to transfer the xiun" fro n Mr. Hoi hom' pocket to his own bud overlookoil a ( bill that roposcd peacefully in tlio bottom < one of the pockets , and whan the bill wi found It scomeii to bo In its usual good'coi ditlon , notwilhtiundiug its ihreuwcoUsi cxpoturo to tlin 0101110111" . The mlsBlng bunk book was found In tl pookot of a vest belonging to a mau wt escaped by a window in Omaha while tt pollco were spottiap him iiltha door. M Jiontuiiu Is kcoping the M hill for the youi man , who can nuvo it by calling upon hi nnd proving his property. Tlio Hoston Store ctiuos m'erv over ing nt t ) p. m. except Mondays an Baturuiiye. The Ronuiuo Hurr O.ilc stoves are sol mly by I'has. S\7uino , 737 Uroadwaj Call and SRO them. Day t Hess report tint they nro ha\ \ Inu a gond ilom\nd : for the ton-aorn lot in the Klein ttnuL Boston store closer every ovcnlng at jx in. , unless Mondays and Suturdtiya. ICO pee pi Q in this city use gu ttovo UboGut Co , put-i 'em iu at 003L NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Odd Fellows Occupy tbo Eyes of tbo Peopla with a Grand Parade. NEARLY TV/0 THOUSAND WERE IN LINE Itmn nml Nclinulr.i ratrlarcln Mlllt.ibt Join In IMil-iy | ol I'lirplo nnd ( Julil-C.iutoi.- inenti In Linn \\nrk at tlio { Ir.ind Ioilue. Yesterday was the big Jay of thu OJd Tel- lows' grand lojpo msotlnir , which Ins al most monopolized the city for the past threa d.iys. There were great expectations with roari2 to the parade , wtitch Uwis announced would conclude the exorclsos , bjt Iho tnre.it- cnlng weather overhead bade fair for a tlmo lo disappoint tluni. But the rain held off , nnd although there were probably noliiulto so many In the p ra.lo as would have been had tho.surroundlni.M boon n little more favor able , yet ttu line of march , \\lion comolctcil , cntnlnoj m the ncUhbarhooJ uf 'J.UJJ patri archs milltunt. The parailu formsd on Sixth street and Fir < t avenap , nrotind Itayllss pant , and inaicbed south to Plftn avo.iue. east to Main street , north to llroidivay , cast to flwt street , north to Washington nvonuo , west to Main street , south to Uroadwav and west to the corner of ttlshth street , where they toolc special motor trains to O in ilia. The parade was hpado.l by n platoon of Council lufTs ! ( iDllcc , foiloweJ ny General ,1. T. Aubott of Mnncaoslcr and tils staff , all mountca , tlio staff being composed of tne following gentlemen : Colonel ( Sunn of Ucd Oal ; , U.ipiain llelwlg o' Corning , CaptJln Htmmons of b'ontanellc. Captain Iloclcard of Hcd CMU , Mojor L. Uleilerman as acting ad jutant. Major Carl Koch of Cedar Rapid ? , Major D. U. Helnman of Marlon , Colonel L. U. Anthonv of Waterloo , Uuptain A. J. Collins of Manchester , Colonel Nichols of Omaha , Dr .1. Herman of Sioux City , Frank Claris ot biouxCity , Major Wrlehtol Omiihu , Major Helm of Omanaatut Major Pickering. Then came the following orgunizilion.s in the order named : Red Oatt band , 10 nieces ; Canton lied Oaic No. It , 20 men ; Canton HawKeye No. 'J7 of Fontanollc. 23 mon ; Council Uluffs Hoys'drum corps , 10 places ; 1'ottiuviit.tamlo loilgo No. I ! , iO men ; Odd Fellows' band of Om-xha , I'J pieces ; Canton ? Hzra Millard No. 1 and Ford No.J of Omaha and Canton Fremont Mo. 4 , : tOU men in nil : Union Pacillc hand of Omaha , IS pieces ; Grand lodce of Nebraska , IKX ) men ; Grand lodue of Iowa , r > di ) men ; Ilawkeyo No. 1SI , IlumbolJt No. 1T4 and Council UlulTs No. 4'J ' , nil of Council HIiilTs , ; uu mon In all. It was ttio oxpcctutlon that the U.iuchters of Uebekah U the number of about 330 would Join in the procession , but the condition of thobtrocts was thoiight by some not to bo suitable and the idea was abanuoncd. After the paradu hud gotten started on the way the members of the Hoboiciiti rtojreo went to the corner of Ilroainvavand Umlith btrcct. where thof mot tno rest of the members ot the ordur and accompanied them to Oimiln , where thuv were entertained ilurim ; tlio re mainder ol thp. afternoon and thu evening. At tbo morning session of the gratia lodco an exciting debate was brought about by the introduction of n resolution forbidding "curd playing in uiiy hail of the older. It was ilnally voted down. Another resolution ' .vas nlso adopted , instructing the pr.ind secre tary to contract for the pub.ication of 5,009 copies of tno constitution to bs distributed among the local lodgus at .1 per cent above the cost price , mid to have a sufticient num ber printed m Uio Herman lancuapc to sup ply lodircs neeJing thoin. The committee on legislation reported favoring the nay- mont of tui annual salary of $930 to "the grand master , nnd this report will be discussed ut a so ion to be held this morn ing , beginning at 8 o'cloelc , when proposed amendments to the constitution will also bo considered. The following onlcors were elected lor the grand lodge for the year IS'JJ : Grand master , John \ \ . Bulen ot Clint'on ; deputy grand master , litv. Franu W. Evans of lies Molnes ; grand warden , H lj. Tilton of Ottumwa : grand secretary , \\illlam Garrctt of Burlington ; grand treasurer , A. J. Morrison of Marongo ; crand representative , J. It. Powers of Cedar Hapids. At a meotlnc- the state assembly of the Degree of ttebokih , nlso hold in the morn ing , the following ofllcars were chosan : Prjsidont , Mr.s. Lydia. B. Kramer of West Union ; vice president , Miss Amelia \Veitz ot Des Molnes ; secretary , Miss Lizzlo Matheny of ICookuk ; treasurer , Mrs. J. E. Haffortv o'f What Cheer. AT Till : 1IO-5TON STOKE. Council liltilfr , In. It is known far ni.d . near that the Boston Store is headquarters for any thing1 in the line ot dry and fancy Roods or anything that they carry. Thoj caury the largest and most complete lini in western Iowa. 'llieir jirk-os are a itoiTSKiiorD WOUD ALWAYS Tin : IO\VIST. Styles the newest os-t , materials the best. In underwear wo show exceptional valuo. A few ( if the prices for this weekiO : / do/.on gents' heavy camel ; hair shirts and drawers , 33c , worth 45c 79 do/on extra quality Scotcli ranuuir sliirts and drawers , 3'Jo , would bo gooi value at & 0c. t Woshowthreo makes at COc indipc blue , Knplish merino and camels' hair- all in at OOe , the best vuluo in the wosi witliout any exception. At 7oc wo aho\v \ a line that sold foi Sl.OO ; not liaving nil hizes will close a "Go each. At $1.00 wo show the best all woo grey garment over offered for tin monov. ' * At'SI.M , S1.7.J and S2.00 our llm cannot he otiuallod. LADIES' UNDEBWEAR. At Sou wo show a Biilendid natura ribbed vest , also in white , with loii | sleeves. At Mi ! an extra flno white morim vest with pearl buttons and Froncl nock ( shaped ) , worth fiOc. At iillc us ( * oed u merino vest ( shaped with pearl buttons nnil French nod us ctin bo bought anywhere for 50t our prlco only itilc. At fiOo wo show the flnost ribbed jor Fey knit vest , in the country , cither ii white or uroy ; vests and pan'ta nny m/u At Too n Indies line Swiss nuturu'l woe vefit , rlbbotl , wnrrunieil nonslirinkablc Al $1.01) ) Indies' line natural wool , sJmpo vests , worth S1.U5 , nil si/es , both i vi'Hts anil punts. At 81.00 a S1.1W Indie * nil wool scarlet vest At sM.il > . $ ! . : ! ! > and SI.50 wo show o > uopliotiiil that can only bo found ut th lioaton Storo. Storo.LADIES' LADIES' COATS. Wo think it worth your while to vis ! our coiifctffiparlinont on the second llooi Wo claim the largest line , the boat so looted line , the latest btylos , nobble * Rnrtnoiitti , nnd by long odds tlio lovvoi cnt.li prices. Your ready della nnd our ready tlolh-.r tolls tnlo in this dopnrttnont is i nil ethers of our atoro. Ono of the larjj cdt uastorn lunnuriiuturor'augants wllllj hero next week with n line of nuirly 50 stun pies of the latest nnd nobbiest gai menus ovorolTored to the put Ho. Wale our nils for lutu.-o imnounccinont of th d duy of lila arrival , Specinl orders taken fornnv jinrinen d BOSTON STOHE , I'otheriiiKhain , Whltoltiw & Oo. P. S. Samples in'illoil free to any iu dress ; p'lekuges oilhur by mail or express press at our expense , Store closes at p. in. , unless Mondays and Saturdays. VV.intoit Several Tliiu-i Over. George Harris U the name ot u younc ma for whom the police have boon looking fc some ttmo past und ho wtu captured yeito duy moruluK by Deputy Marshal Powicr c U roadway where be wai Invostigatloe tt beauties of nnture and waiting for a Cannes to stick In tx.s oar Savcral Jobs of crooked work nro laid at his door by the authorities of Omaha nnd tms city , and thcra Is but llttlo doubt that ho i.s the right party. Ho catered the homo of Franklin 1 * . Xlmfner In Omaha the other night and stole two rlntrs , n pair ot bracelet * , nccklaco nud locknt , and btoastpln. At the rosldoni-o of F. .1. Sutcllffo , also Iu Omaha , ho stole two otorcoats nnd a lot of underclothing. He Is Identified bayoud n uhadow of doubt ns bclntr Implicated In Doth of thcso Jabs. A few Jays ngo montlon wns made of the xvorktng of a conflcunco game on a young man from Silver Citv for ( IU. Ha answers the description of ono of the confidence > ncn. Ho was nlso caught In ths act of trying to sell n lot of the cigars that -.vero stolen from T. .I. Smith's saloon In the southern pirt of the city n few nights aero , Altogether ho seems to bo n first-class crook , and IIH ease u not helped at all by the llndlne of a bit of candle and n fine skeleton key In ono of liU pockets . I'lic Corner ol llrnniltr.iy nnil Itentnn Our late loss Ov lire wns covered by I wo policies' , both In the COUN'CIL BLUFFS INSURANCE COMPANY. By 7 o'clock the next morning after the Ilro the secretary was on the ash heap , pencil In hand , ready to llcuro the leas down to bedrock , which ho did , too , saying th at' it was his duly and no small part of his business " So long as ho did not go below bedrock wo had no reason to complain , consequently the bottlomcnt was not only prompt , but in ovorv way sitisfaotory , so much s-o that in addition to * 1.200 00 ( seven policies ) carried bv this company bsforo tlio fire we now add lo it Sl'i.OOO.OO. ' Bain ? intimately acquainted with the secretary and directors wo cannot lie persuaded that bettor indemnity I'.in be obtained than that ottered by our homo company , besides wo believe in patron- i/.ing worthy hoaio enterprises , every thing being equal , and unless wo do wo shall continue to bo dependent on for eign capital and corporation * . G. \ViiKLnii ! , JAP. A. llKuni.i ) . Save your hard co il ; use wood , and call on II. A. Cox , 10 South Main street. Best Missouri wooJ So. 00 per cord , do- livoicd. _ Genuine Hound O.ik , Iladiant Homo. I"1. I' . Slow.irl stoves and ranges , sold exclusively by Cole it Uolo , 41 Main. Umitril lo liny. Improved proparty. Will pay cash if price is low. II. G. NloGoo. 10 Main street. Trllnttp leThe The portrait of the late Hon. Joseph Lyman , which has been prosentsd to the Union Veteran legion , U said lo ha ono of the llnest works of art to bo found on the walls of any organization in Council BlufTs. In presenting It to the legion Wednesday nl6hl In behalf of MM. Lyman , Colonel I ) . B. Uallov paid the following tribute to the de ceased comrade : Anuinc us nnd ours his Ufa wns led , so devoted - voted to duty , without a gl.inco tu tlio rlirht or left , that ono hesitates what to ehoo o for Ills highest priiso. In thu creat be.uns of the household ho.irth Mnjor l.yniiui wis : fiultlo-.s. : While tlio wornl s.iw on ! v the soldier with u coat of mail over his breast , those wha knuw him Imst s iw under it a irre.it liunrin liourt , Aird. ubovo nil , to nor who looked up In his fiicp with per fect Iriut nnd confidence , lhat face was to her open a- > the d.iy. To her.Hid to tiio son who perpetuates Ms jlnoil. Comrulo hyiiian wns the nuntlest nnd tendercst of liunrin beings , his llrst thoughts ivcru : ilwa's of his wifn and son Aaron. And tow this ( ilthful wife and mother carries within her bosom ; \ sre it memory .mil a'ri it ilToctlon. and as she loots h.i-k through the uistof years , she sees not Mulor Lynau.su : : soldier , but us * liusb in. I and father. I'illoii with bitch inoinorlos it Is hut the Im pulse of loyalty to the du id th it loads her to lircsent to llio I'nlun Veteran hoglmi or Jounull HlulTs. ot whicli organization icr husband wns un honored tncnilior , this portrait of him. ' C'uniradco , rccelvo It ns tlio clft of thn wlfo nnd mother of llio sun , and prescrvu sind cert ify lidown to Kuner.itlons yet unborn. In behalf of tne encampment , Judge Joseph II. Keed nccoptja the gift , in n few well- chosen words of appreciation. Gentlemen , the finest line of fall goods in the city , juit received. Uoitor , the tailor , 310'Broadway. . Ilavo you seen those beautiful hand- painted jardinieres at Lund Bros ? See those oil heaters at Swaino's , 737 Broadway. _ School r An interesting program will bo presented at the Columbian day exercises at the hich school commencing at 0)9 : ) o'clock this morn ing. A cordi it invitation is uxtcndcj to all friends ot the school to bo present. Suits and overcoats S10.0D less than by nny other tailor. Clothing , dyed , cleaned , repaired. P. J. Peterson , 11311 .S. 9th sU _ Big line of hanging lamps , stand lamps , hall lamps at Lund Bros Don't forget that Swalno sells the Elmhurst stoves. Judson , civil engineer , 3:23 : Bro.tdway Davis for drugs and paints. .ii.i//.i. I'ubllc School 1'nplU 111 tlio Drainii , "Chris topher Columbus. " The drama , "Christopher Columbus , " was presented last evening by the pupils cf the public schools. 1'ho intention was to bavc nad the entertainment this evening , but il was found Impossible to secure a hall anil tbo change was made necessary. The Youi.g Men's Republican club zavo up its mealing and tendered tbo use of the Knights of I'ythlas hall to the schools , which offer was accepted , nad the on'ortalnment was given there. Tno hall was too small to ac commodnto the largo turnout and muny wont away without seeing tno entertain' mont , Tbo scholars had > decorated am d raped the ball with tbo natlona colors nnd It presented a very prettj appearance under the bright glare of UK electric lights The drama "Cnrislophnr Columbus. " 1s an Interesting piece of work , and gave the young ladies und gentlemen appearing an opportunity to show talent and training , Tnero are some very pretty scenes , wilt beautiful tableaux , and excellent and patri otic music ibrouiihoul the drama. Miss Olga Slralhinnn impersonated Columbia am Miss Matlo Howe Mnomojync , mother of tbi muses , In n very crcdltablo manner , Thi muse i were Mss | Anna Wells , history ; Mis : Lily Savage , epic pooiry ; Miss Hlauem Hitchhurt , astronomy , and MUi Alice Ad ams , tragedy. The ThrceGrarcs were Mlsst1 lilsncbu Ulascou , Mtnnlo Djiinls and Graci Kowcomh. Tno spirits were Ornii Merrill t-'rod Hurrougbj and Porl ( ! niy.V. . lice Uunroy made a cooa Columbus , and Ho land Smith Impersonated a pilcht. Six youni mon represented bravo boluicr boys am fifteen pretty young ladles we're the leader in the grand chorus , Tna largo crowd present evinced its en Jaymont with liberal applause and wen away perfectly well satUtiud with the oven Ing's ' entertainment. Stock Y-iriln ltn | > rniumiiU. City Hnpinecr . Scott Klog ojrrlvdd horai yesterday morulng from the ran. Ho vii itcd Chicago , Cincinnati and I'lttshur , Hi : mission was for the purpose of placing ot den for tno material to bo used Iu tb f 55.000 improvement In the trackage of th' ' union block yards ana tlm put ting In of nu mterlocitlng plant. H nlso visited the Wftllngbouso company a Plttsburc aud leeurei ] u proposition fror that company to pjt In the now electricllch plant which tbo stock yards pcoplo will cs tabllsb The pro ) osltlon will bo iQKcn mt consideration , us will olbers that have bee made , ana the contract awarded witulu fuw days. Drvr anil iilc. : A herd of twelve elk and ono , blacuta deer were received at the Union Mock jurtl yesterdov. They were shipped by J , I Eastcau ncd were loaded at Ha.vllus , Wyi oy came from Anit'rlJan Fa U and will to ' wintered at JachionVlllH , 111. The herd will be placed on cxhihlddrf at the World's f lr , As soon as they havd Srocovcrod from tin fiitlguo of the Journ'iv they wilt nzaln bo p'scod ' on thociirs n'Hil sent on to Chicago , Th y atlrnetcd n Rre'td'o'eal of Rttentlon and were the attraction ntxho yards yesterday. Uroo/pU > rll. ! Monday and Tuesday ovoningi the broom drill will ba given at Blum's hall. The drill i.s given by the ladles of St. Martin's Kplsco- pal church nnd will bo .sitnlhr In character to to the zouave drill glren some time since. The drill will oa oar\iiIbateiJ ( In Dy a number of voutig ladles whd'haVo boon fur some lima past preparing for tlT3 event unacr tbo super vision of Ciptaln A. L. Lott. who Is unex- cellcil as a arlll master. A number ot pretty nnd unique IIcures will bo execute.I in the drill by the young ladles. I'uplls til St. AIMIIM School \VII1 Crlrhrntr , Thn pupils of St. Agnes school \vlll cele brate the 41X1 tli anniversary ot the dtstovcry of America at Blum's \Vcdncsilay even ing. A long nna Inteicstlng program has been arranged for the occasion. The pupils win form on the evening ot the celebration at the school on Q street and march to the hull. C. J. Smytn of Omaha will deliver the nd(1res ( . The remainder of the program will ba participated In by the scholars and con- SIMS of vocal and instrumental music and iccitations. Notes unit 1'ornoin ! * . A son of J. H. Baker of the Third ward Is dangerously ill. Ur. T. II. Knsor is contlncd to his home by an attack of rheumatism , J. C. IJcrry of Afton , la. , Is in tbo illy visiting his son , Dr.V. . Herry. James ICrlskio pild W nnd costs to the po- llco judcc yesterday morning for lading u bale o' hay from the stock yards. Charles II. Tulley , a conlractor of Gran.l Island , Is visiting Captain Van \Vio of tlio police force. I ) . G. May and Frank Colloy of the cleri cal force at Swift & Co.'s left last evening tor Chicago on a pleasure trip. Graders are at work coltinc L strost be tween Twenty-fourth nnd Twenty-seventh streets In condition for paving. Mrs. M. Schlegel of Plnttsmouth nnd Mrs. G. Annrows ol Cambridge are visiting Mr , nnd Mrs. Alex Schlcgel of this citv. Tno Young Men's Uniformed Republican club will meet this ovenlng at Germannl.i hall for drill. All members nro urged to turn out. Thomas Fiynn yesterday purchased the lot soutn of Carpenter's livery earn on Twenty-fourth street , between X ana O streets. Mrs. E. C. Smith , who successfully con ducts a lurco ranch near Sidney , had a ship ment of three cnr-t of cattle on sale at tbo South Omaha market yesterday. South Oraah'i lodge No. IM , Ancient Order of United Workmen , will celebrate the twenty-fourth anniversary of the founda tion of the order Tuesday oveninc. William Armstrong had the third tlnsrcr on bis left hand nearly severed and the middle finger badlj crushed by getting It caught in a hastier at Cudaby'a packln ? house yesterday. The revival meetings balnir held eaca veulng at the First Baptist nurch nro well attended and nro nt- racting a great deal pf Interest , Mr. and Irs. Keables of Uenviir nro conducting tno orvices and use stertio'ptlcon views to illus- rate their sermons. Charles Sinner's new , building nt Twonty- ourth and N streetsls , rapidly approaching ompletlon. Nearly all ol the work upon the xtcrlor has been completed and the work- nen have turned their attention to the In- crior. The now building is three stories igh of pressou brlclc aud Is ono of tbo baud- omosl structuics in that end or town. Yesterday nftcrnoo'n at 1 o'clock tbo fun- irnl sirviccs over the" remains "of the late Ira. C. I. Wilson were hold at the homo of -er husoand at Twdnty-thitd And I streets , lev. KobertL. Wheeler preached the funeral "rmon. The stress-rail way conduclori nnd motormcb seat a Beautiful floral offering. ? ho remains wore 'laisen on Iho afternoon rain to'HeuVollo'n , N , Y. , for interment. BURGLARS GET IN THEIR WORK. V Kcslitcncoami n Store Vlnltoil by tlio Dark l.iiiilorn Prnturiilly. The dark lantern fratornlly played two uccessful onpagrraenls Wednesdav night. The first wts at the residence of Will F. Chambers , 1500 Madison avenue , where , after forcing nn entrance through n roar window , they laid In a supoly of clothing for the winter. At SOS South Thirteenth street , a store occupied Jointly by N. E. Goldberg with a stock of men's lurnishir.g goods , and William Bauman , a merchant tailor , a number of holes were bored in the rear door ana a | ) anel was knocked out. Hero tbo visitors made a careful examination of the stock , nna walked awav wltb an assortment valued ' at S.5D. . 1A .VO U . > Vi.1t /-.VTA' . Clara Morris , the greatest emotional ac tress yet produced by America , will bo seen at Uoyd's theater for two nights , Monday nnd Tuesday , October 21 and ii" . In all that goes to make an octrasa great , Clara Morris possesses the requisites. She is said to live" her chnractrs. So real Is her or- row , so Intense her grief , so realistic her seeming simulation of feeling In the roles she essays. livery fibsr of her nature is in unison with her characterization. No ono can ever see her In one of her famous pDrtrayals and ever forget the tu mult of cympathot'.c feeling that the portrayal trayal awakens. It is the superb embodi ment of realism ana so near to nnturo as to bo bturtlln ? In its truths. Miss Morris plnvs but a brief season each year , and as she intends shortly to retire from the stage , the opportunities to see this marvelous actress are likely to bo few. Miss Morris Is now in the best health she ever enjoyed nnd Is sur rounded by a company of musical ability. Iltr performance iu our city , therefore , should ho the theatrical event of the season. "Camlllo" wilt bo given Monday Highland "Claire" on Tuesday night , this latter being a new play adapted by Miss Morris from the Gcrmbu of Ulchard Dak. UP i'Kf > riii.ir. I > omcn'.lr. The Knnsns Ilnnkars' association. In session atTopalci , has mlonto.l roiolutlons agnlim the free coinage of ullver. Fires nro nisln : In the cypress fliviiups of nol.iwan1 , ( .ml the village of i'.irkocitown U throatunoa with destruction. Thu 1'oreUn Christian Mlbslnnarv nssooln- lion has ulosoil its convention ut Nashvlilu , Tenn. . and will moot In'Uhlcuco In 1SW. I'rcsldi-nl OomperV'of the Amalgamate 1 I'Cdernllnn of Labor says ho will recommend n boycott on all tuo-pruducts of the Oarnazlo works. I ' Thu Quaker confcrpncn In session nt Indian- upolU , [ ml. , has adopted a resoliillon fjvor < In the umploymeiit and payment of rezulai pa&tors. jt , Tim terribly mutilated body of a boinlifnl whllu h'lrl has bsui .rounJ near Knuoru. Dul. There were vvldenccs of a desperutu strURi ; ! ' nour whcroshu was found. William A. lloyce.-convlotoil of having mur dered hla a-ilays-nlU child by llironln a lute Iho Ohio riyur , li.-w'Ui-'ii sonteni-u.l by ,1 cin. clnnntl Jiiil o to iha penitentiary for life. 0. Ilnrltlialter .V Vx. wholesale croi-ors at 121 and I'Ji Hudson titrcot , corner o ( Notlh moro street. New Viirk city , lime failed , will liabilities of jww.ua Charles IlurUmlter am John II. 1 urkhultvri who now compose tin 'xtracts NATURALFRUITFLWORS. Vnnllla Of perfect purity Lemon Of great strength- Orangro Economy In their use , Rosottc. Flavor as delicately and deliclously as the fresh fruit firm , mnilo n t'-nornl nlBnmonttorharlp II 1'nnclicr , Droslilont of tlio Irvliu Nutlonil riity BIIVO preferences l > tiinc : l'rcemnn. llomoiratlo cntullil.ito for consre * * li : the Mitli Kin as ilhtrii-t , Ii i1 * wltliilrnwn nnil tlio crnl nil coin ultteo lilt in * Oor cil ( . 'on3rc Mflin Williiini ll.ihvrt people's Dnrty rjniliiUto. Mr. anil Mrs. Thor.mi Cole , re liluu nt 4 JJ t'ouiiBO Orovo iivctuio , Clili-iiio. wcro fonnil dead In bi > il , liavniR been u nliyxlite.l : by CHJ from n .let whlclr was uattlnlly lurnuil on , ) irobilily : iicclilcntixlly. Tlioinfti J. Cnrroll. llio nlslit opcrjitor at Iliurlhtiii slntlun , I'nnn. . In * l > i-en liold ri" | ioii * sllito bv nvnroiict' jury for tint Ml mail uivi * dent ulilcli nccurroil lliercon tlin lUli ItiUtuit. lit nli eh llvu men nn.l snxcral r-co horses ircrcKllloJ. Colil wcatliorls reporteil from Harlln anl Viounn. with a liouvy full ot snow ul llioliil- tor place. Stormy weotlicr prevails Mons tlio coint of Spain , several Mili | recks iiiu less of life luivu been ropoito.l. Tlio Indians ot Mntiltob.i liavobccn nlnrincil by tliolr nidlloliio men tiroillrtltie a mnrnt wh.'cli will wlou everything from llio fiuo of lliu oinli. St. I'etcr nrs ndv'coi ' Kivr details of tlio do * nlllno of : i train noiir Pen i jestotdn } * . Iclii currlacci belli. sin iislnnl Into splinters unil t o parsim * bolnc I , Illeil. Tlie ovlilrnce for the prosecution In Iho ea o of Nclll , Hit miiriluror. on trial In I onilnn. is all In. The ilefcnsu lll not trail any \\ll- ncs ce. ArKiiiniMil of counsel has buiuii. Si'vcra ! thousand ot the rntton otior.itlvrs nt ItcrvTunil. In l.'iui'nslihr , l ii liuiii , lin\u been clvcn notice bv the mill owners thnt tbrlr i\nirc4 will bo leiluceil .1 tier cent two \\oiUs hence. A slrlKc \ > lli urob.'ibly ic nlt. An PMinMiiou of iho new ( ii-rman military bill has been L'lM'ii by I'li'inrcllor von Lnpr.vl in tlio Iluiilc rith. : Thu cliaiicollor ic- quested the members to nritnliilii absolute xllcncoon the piovlslonsot Iho bill until the text H olllcl.illv publlslieil. Tin ; llnitli I'.nll. HAY CITY , Mich , Oct. SO. Ucncral n. P. I'artrldRC. well Unown In Grand Array cir cles , died last nlpht. IN CHILDREN For over two years my little girl's life was made miserable by a case of Catarrh. The discharge from tne nose was large , constant ana very offensive. Her eyes became inflamed , the lids swollen and very painful After trying various reme dies , I gave licrBragSgg ] The first bottle tle seemed to KjSssSS ! aggravate the disease , but the symptoms soon abated , and in a short time she was cured. Dn. L. D. RITCHUY , Mackcy , Ind. Our book on Illooil anil Skin Diseases mnllcd free. SWIIT Srccino Co. , Atlanta , Ga. ARE TROUBLING YOU ! Well , coino nnil hnve them OTntnliic < 1 b7 our optl- Ican Kreoof Clinriii * . nnd. If tieci-stnry , llllcl with n pair of -'PKUKKfriOX" SI'Kl'TACI.Eh or KVK liljA SUS the bed In the norlil If > ou ilo nut need ulnspo * nu vrlll toll > on so anil niU lo jnu uhat to ito ( illl.l ) SI'K TAH.KS or KVK liLASsKS FIIO.M J.I t'l' STKKI. SI'Kl'l'ACI.KS OU KVi : UhAMSKa KltO.M fl l"l' Plain , nnok- > , blue or ivlillu Rln cs. for protecting the ej'ej , from Me n pnlr up. Jewelers and Opticians. Farnam airl 15th Streets , Omaha ARE YOUSUFFER1NC I'ROM Female \Yc \ > , kncs5 , Catarrli or RlieuinatssTi , Chronic , Nervous or Private IP BO , CAtitj ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. ActnowlcilccU to bo the most ucce < ful epoclnllil In till I'nlVATE , I1LOOII , NEIIVOUS , SKIN AXU UlUV- AllV DIPIAStS. ( JonorrliiBiln from .1 to C ihifv Byphllli curt wllhout Morcury. All slazei for Ufa bTlllCTUUB psrnmnentlcurs' ! , roraoru co-n- plcte , wlthoulcatllnz. omuls or dilatation Cur ] affi'dcilat home bpatlont wltbiul a moimm'i pain or annoyance. I'M.KA KlaTUI.A AND HBCTAIj UICBU3 cural without pain or detention from builnoM. 11VIIHOUEI.K ANU VAKK'OL'KLU psnninantl/ end iu < .cc. ' ilullv cur J.I Method now nnd unr.ulln ; WEAK MEi T ( VITAI.ITV WKAK ) , MaJ3 o by too clou nppll- cation to butlnosi or sin ly ; xavurj inenlil slr.iln or crlef ; SEXUAI. K.X'CKsii : ! Ii mldJIa llfj , or Irnm the clTccls of youihfut folllei. WKAKMliN AHIC VICTIMS TO NKItVOUS l ) . DIUTVor U.XIlAUSTIOV. WASTIM ! VVBAKN'KSS 1NVOI.UNTAIIV IXJiSISS wllli KAIltA" IIBOAY IT YOUXa and MIDDI.K AOKD : laoi of Tim , vluor , onrt ttren.'th , with soviil ork'.lns Inipilruil anl wcakencnedprcmitiiroly In nppro clilnzolil aj All ylolil roaullr to our mw iraatmant for Inn or Tltnl power Cull on or ad'lrfii ) irltli etamj ) lor ctrcui r < , froa book ami rojjliiu. Dr. Searles & Scirles,1IS Next to I'ostOfUco. W .C. ESTEP , Funeral Director , Einlalnnr 114 Main Street , Coudi'tl Btulls. * \1inlfirC ! [ Attorno > 's "tliw. : 1'rac- OdllllUU ! ) tiuu , , / tllo 8llto nlJ fedcril courli. Hoe HA ° l. 4 and 5 .Slinjjart llenro blocK , Council HUill'j. la , COUNCIL BLDFF3 STB ill DTS T03 All kin Isof Dvoinx nnl ( 'lo.inln done ) In tin iiUlicst btylo of iho art , I'aduU anl stilnul fnbilcB made lo lojk in need -ai IU.T Work promptly donu and delivorol In all purls of llio country. und for urlcu list. 0. A. MAC11AN , - - Ullroadway , No.ir North .TAitira : . lluurifi. lo it. SKWKU PHOPOSALS. So-i'cd pronoi its will be received by tlio mi' riorilKiicd until | ; 3 | o'ulo-k" p. m , , Outohei L'ttb. IHJI , fur the construction of Hewers ti BU crUlatrlcls.Nos. 17u und 171 , In Ihu city ol Omuln. us per ordinances Nos. 11,01 und 11191 rcsnuctlvely , according to plans un I cations on flio In llio olllco ot ih'i Una' . ! ol 'ubllc Works. Kich Dropoiul lo bo made 01 printed lilmiks furnlsboJ by the boird , am : lo bo iicooiupanleil by u certllivd ebeclc In Ilu sum of t.vw. p ynblo lo the clly o : Omaha in evidence of iood ful'.b. The bo-ird reserves tha rlbt to reject nn : or all bide , ana to wulve defects. I' . W. IIIuKIIAUPEIl , Chalrrnnn of thu Hoard of I'ubllc Works. Omaha , Nebraska , October lllh , lt > 'J' ' . OH-I5-S1-2. . | pf < Utrtloa.rlr"li'- * i JUpur * Lloc..rr t fidlu UT tte. * u.u < t > . iirjrcr tb j 'taslUiea lo perfoiiu lorlrprxp rfunctloui. I'rrtoAiI mren lo on. ulnK are u > ntiu d bj uklui one tXWr i zcfe.umvj. IMf IIT uMI. lL'ru .lii umpTi.lir , < 1 JU1 4 ClIEM/CAl , 6K It fcprucobl./Nc * Vork The nn tutu n N the llmo to pnint , nnd om coat brlchlons ami pn orvcs lionsol nnd bull nns nnd adds inin.'h to the value an I bounty of your propor'y. Woiiid You Like to Buy Paint at Wholesale \Vo want lo soil yon punts and ovorythinsr used In painting at wholesale rind less , 'iho lest boiled oil you houglitynu probably p.iid TOo a gallon foi- It.Vo will sell you ono gallon or 109OUO gallons ot anv brands r.t 49u. Now ivo have caught .your attention , road Iho rest of this anil compare thcso straight casli prices. St. Ixiuis load. 7o per Ib. Omaha lead , 0e iier IU .loplin lead , 0 c pur Ib. Cheap lead oc per Ib. Linpoed oil , boiled , 40e per g.il. Linseed ol1 , taw , -Irto per gal. Paint oil. ; i5 ( per gal. Harrcl p. ice , o per gal less. \Vo ? uarantco lo bo ns good as any mixed paint. Wo will sell you at $1.23 per ga Ion. Has never boon soltl for loss than SI. 50 per gallon. As good n paint a3 other do.ilors tell you for SI.60. Wo will i-cll yon at $1.00 per irnllon. v v Our Barn and Roof Paint \Vo will soil yon at " 5c per jrnllon. § ES On all other goods our prices are cquallv low. * COME AND PEE US AND BRING THE CASH. PR P'UMT ' SIU JlATH PT AQQ PH ISi i. Ailu , UIL Alw liLAoo IU , 1 and 3,4th St. MasonicT mple. .en eitnranton to euro all nrrvoutUJCinCK. . ? urli ns Wrnk Mcmnrjr , JvOSf ot Ilium fowir. Ilp.utncli" Wikclulnr slAift Mniihuori. Nlghllr KiuH- nom , Nprvoiimcu. Liusiliidi1. nllilrnln * nncl lonsof tmnorof I tie licncrnHiu . ' Org.im In iMtlicrfCTcausol by nvrr uiortlon. youthful r io s.tir r.iccjslrr ' * usenf totincco. opluiii orKtlmiilonts whlclitoonlvr.il to Inllriultr. Cnniuniic lion BIIC. liifiunllT. liil upciiincnlcn-lo carry In veal jiockrl. % 1 ttcrpnrk * naol < riunillCrn > K. Wllh oTnry $ > nritt'rT' > airetiHTittm uuininlff ( orur * or rijand tiie tnonev. Circular ( roc. Ailiircts Ji cri o Buoil Co. . Chlcuc" . Ill * For silo in Omaha by Sherman & MCounoll , 1515 Doilgo stroot. SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS. The want a'l vort'sa uonts nppoirlnz In n nowspipcr are often thu most Intoronln' part of Its contents. They express the invent needs , Iho dally wlsha * of thu people who nlFO'netliliiK nndvli > are wil'.In : to do r.oniu tiling. EMPLOYMENT. \\7AXTIJ D A conipututit Ctrlit Mrs. S. > ' rnrnsworlh'd , aoi South Klhth strcot. Apply ; ii qiieo. \\7 A N T H l-GooJ lulliib lo nvieblno hand * and wood worker. C. HoscnS planing nllt. HOUSES AND ' < VND. GUiKNSlIir.Ils. : NICHOLSON' .t CO. : ire ulwiys ri > : i < lv anil over uililn ; to shoNy prf.pei ty ; rl s always on lianil. ( jo and aeo them. FAUM nnil "city lo un. Money loinol nn I ; .toclc nnd cmlti. lloil i'stitc : for s.ilo. i Dwollln i nnil business runtali. Money lo uio I for lou il Investors , tou eo & Towlc.ili I'o irl trcut. FOR SA1J. Duslr.iblo rcslilniieo property on I'.irk avc. Mo lorn Ininruvninents. 14 rooms , ono block from motor ; .1 barj.iln If tnkei1 : il once ; easy payments or Ir.ido ll H. Sheafe. "P vo'i want lo rout ahousoseo Ureenshlolds - Nicholson & ta ! tans. ns. MIMIDLSON , t ca hi\-o J the lur csl llbl of property of any HYm In the city FOK SAIjK Choicest farm In I'nitaw.iUi- m o Co. , 4111 acres well loc itud anl Im- provoJ. 1'rlce JIJ an nure. II II Slio-ife. I PVOO have ! xuylliln5 for silo or trade S38 L C. II. Shoife , Hroilway anJ Milti straot. TpOR PAI.K On sinill iviymonts. fruit ami J- garden Ian I nmr Council Hluffj U. U. Bhcafc. liroMlw ly nn I .Main strcat. P YOU want to lioir : Roinutliliu no < v rojnrd- Ing roul ostiito .see Urconsholils , Nicholson \X7ANTni ) No * raska lnn-1 In oxi-liungo for coed work hoises. IX II. Hhe.-ife. rj KKIilNSIIKM ) . NMUIIOI.BON & CO. liav-j vJ many b ir.'nlns In I'liprovoil on 1 v icant propcrtv winch they uould bo ulcaso.1 to show yon. " \\f A. \ \ ODD .t ua have so-no of Iho ( Inust i T i farms In southwestern low.i for sale. Cull and sic us .VJJ Main street. IF you have : i house to n-ntsoo Groenshlolds. MchoUon & Co. AltAllQiMN. li-acro fruit und Rardcn tract -'i iiillus from nostollicc."i acres in grapes , it aero In bla"ll > errli > s , > ) unnlo tree's. 73 pliiiii trees. ICi uhorrv trees , d\Milln : , st.iblo. ct . l'rluoI.OO' . No trade. I. . II. i-hoafo. IT YOU want ti buy .1 lot SJQ Clroanshluldi , Nlcliniilsnn & Co. .VJ ) I'KU MONTH renls a ? end ft-room ilwclllni-'oii AvoC iip.irgBlh su i : . ll. hoafe. TPyo want to buy u nouso see ( jiucnshlelils. N ir- -hoihon .t Co. / iuinNHiiiniiis. : ) NICHOLSON' fc ro. ai- V w.iyb lm\o snaps on li.ind for conservative Investors. DON'T hey prnpnrty till you have seen Grconshlohls. Nicholson ti. Co. G'lMnXS lIKMf ) rNIt3ll'JhSON ' fc CO. roil rstato und rental HL'enH , U.'l Hwav. . 'J , llluirs. 1ST your property with man who rust'o to J > olltt. SL uiro3iishlulds. ( Nioholson At On. GIKiN.SlifIS. ( : ! NIOHOI.SON.tOi ) . nre the loading iu.il cbtatt ) doiluri of Coiin.-ll lllutr.s. t-rctliom whfii you want anytlnii' ' . DON'T forHO * . tint ( > roon > .liliidi > & Nlohol- son uru ilal't in the middle of the rins ; largest lUt of property or tiny dciulcr In the city. I m ACRES of ulour land In oisliirn Ne- -I hrasku tocNclianvo for a geol rosiilunco In Council lllulTs.Vnnt houses unil lots for Ne- bi.isku hind. Jcilinstdn V Van I'atton. IV vou want to buy land sou Lireeushleldd , Nli'bolson & Co. F1 ! HiN I' 7 rooms oa Flr.-U Avo.,7iil II. , r-hu.ifo. , Cin ncicH n' eliolco pine lands for sale , ' . I'ni'vU Miss. 'jno.ir , ICaby liiniifi In- iiureof ] Mr . II. U. IlrouUs , or A. T. Itlce , rS < th street. COMCnml talio ono of Otoonihlolds , Niuhol- hon'n rl.-sand UIKO u rldoovur ihu city ; It eoitsyou notblng. NK\V C-room hoii o. three h'ocks ' from court house , i'rlco JI.'J'iO.Ul If t a lion ut onco. UreonabloliU. Michiilkon k I'o. / " AltHAOn removed , cesipiKilK , vinln and VJcblmnuybcle incd. IX I ) . HurUu , Uity IIUI . 1U. > K SAI.H Purnllurc. ( Ixtiiroa anil lo.iHtiof -L the largest HIM illicit hotel In bonihurn Nubr.is'di , All niotlurn Improvements ulo- Kiuit fnrnltiliv. .Net prollta flOOl.u ) pur iin- iinm ; building nf Iy built : no comp.itlllon , l'rce : { ; . ( ) i.O , half cash. K. II. Sho-ifo , ( Jounull llluJt. la. _ FOK .SAIi : MurdwarJ Mockv In low.i and .Nebraska , linolu.s , I3.iw3 to tU'.OJj , II II , Ehuufo. "T7 > XOHANnn T D marej nd two colts fur J it tooil lol In Council Iliii ITh. U II , Hhoiife FOR BAUK-Tamlly horau , now phuuton , hurnuii. etc. O. Oroirory. HJ M ilu ot " 17011 SAI.K-To.iin of mules. A ho ono eond A- ' work liorae. Will like juy In radlnx. l.ciinanl Kvcrett. _ DANOINQ SCHOOL. _ _ ATONDAVHIn It. A. purlon , chUdron , 1 p litm. . ; uduils , 7Jip. : in , HoiilaU uooond und fuu rlli MouduyH , 0 p. in. Mimic funiMiod p.ir- tl und clubs Addrrsi ut 1C. A. I'.iriura , Council llluirs. or lou I'lirnam St. , Oiauba.V K. Chambers , Instructor. Horr.v Hro3. , hard oil , o pal cnn , $1.00 per cnl. itorry Hros , hnril oil. 1 p\l. can$1.7ij. Other hard oils , from $1.00 to $1.60 per al. Minornl paints , dry , from Ho to He. Mineral paints , ground In oil , -lo to Co. KllliP at your htibbanil , dear miulnm , Q v for ono of those Art Garland nmivmvr Heaters. You know a irood lUUnUhUi thing when you have hail it hummed in your car ? , nml if your hus- baml cannot Und limo to come around and take a look at the Art Garland Heaters why , don't lot the poor man freeze his toes this winter , but take it into your own hutuls und 11 x thulhingup yourself. How is your range ? Worn out ? Cal and see our stock.Vo hnvo plenty to do n round and everyone a perfect stove. Come NOW. today this morning , Wo nro ready to show you our good P. C. DE VOL , 604 BROADWAY and lONoirni MAIN ST. NOTICE OP ASSUsJSMKN P OP DAM1 AGES FOR GRADING. To thu owners of nil lots , pirts of lots and lunl o.t.ito iilon : nlluy In bloclrl , ICotinUo's fourth addition , from Illlh to llth .streets : You uru hereby noillloit that the under lined , thrco ill-.liitoresto 1 freeholders of the Jlyof Oiniilin. have bcun duly appointed by Iho mayor , nlth the approval of thuelty coun cil of nald citv , to 4sus < i the dnniiiso to thn ( Wimrs respectively of the property utTeototl liv Bradlnj ; of Mild alloy , due In rod necessary tiy imllimnro No. ! K5 > ! i , u.isso I October lit , ' ' > ; npprovi'd October 4lb. 18 fJ You nio further notllluil that liavlnz no- ceutoJ still appointment , anil duly aunllllixl n ii required liy law. wovlll on the ' . ' 3th day ot Jc toner. A. I ) . IbD. , at the hour of 10.0 : : o'clock In iho foicnoon. at the ollh'ti of Hlirlver & O'Donobop. UJ.I Tarn un Htroot. within the corporate limits of s.ild city , mct't for llio pur- P05' ) of constdcrliiK unit mmiing the assess- intMit of cluinriKo to ihu nwuor.s rospcotlvuly of said property alfuctoil liv bald railing , lak- inz Into consideration sneciul bcnellts. If any. You arc nolllied to bo pre-u'iil at tlio ttma nnd place aforosald and inul-o nny objections to or htatoincnts ciincornln : snld assessment of damaccs as you mnv oniisliler jirojicr , W. ( ! . SIIKIVKK. ( iKOIUSK ,1. I'AUU T. II. Mtl'I'lI.OOII , Oommlltuoof Apprnlsorc. Omaha , Neb , October 8th. 18 . OludlU NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OP DAMAGES - AGES FOU GRADING. To the owners of nil lois parts of lots and real estate nlotiK llamlllon street from 4.MU street to MUSI city limits. You urn hereby notlllud tint the undor- S'cnod. Unco disinterested frioiholdcrsor tbo city of Omiihu , have been duly uppoliilod by llio mayor , with the approval of Inn city council of : ilil citv. to ussi'si the ilanuiKO to llio owners respectively of the property nf- fcctcd bv Knidln of sahl street , declared noc- ofiS.try by ornlnaneo number JtlU' , missed Oc tober Ibth , IBOi upnrorud Octobur lilth , IKIS. YIIU HID further notillod that bavliu nc- ei < | itcd Kuld Appointment. unJ duly iiiullfloi | > us required by law. no will , on the : ii-u duy ot Nuvombur. A. I ) . IbK , ut iho hour of ! iW : ! o'eloolr In the forenoon , ul the ollli-o of Hlirlver & O'Donohoe , 110.1 P.iruaiu htruul , within Iho cor porate limits of said I'll v. meet for the pur pose of considering nnd making thu iibnuas- inent of damugo lo the owners rospocllvoly ot n.ild pioperty ntfccto 1 by nald KradltiK. tuftlna Into L'onsldcrutlon apiiiilul bonellts. If nny. You are notlllud to ho present ut Ihu tlmo and iiluco aforesaid and miiku utiv objections to or statements conrorn n.'huld as.sossinon * of damages us j ou mav I'oiisldor proper. W fi. riliumilt. I1P.OHHK.I. I'AUfy , C'omi illteoof AppralhLTH. Oiiiuhn , Nob. , Oct. i'Oth , iH'Jt O''ldlOt NOTICE TO I'HOF'EHTV OWNERS AGENTS AND LESSEES. In pursuance of ordlnuncu No. : ilJ ) , roqulrliit ; Hunurconnoulloim to bo nridu to and within tlincurlllne.sun certain ureclH and alleys In Ktreet Imiirovcmont ditlrlcts .Non. 4ifl.vf 4 1) . 4JO , r.il and m in the cay of Omaha , you nro I ic re by notillod to makii all nccvrfsrt vonnoc lions with HDWcr mains or liutcr.ils und lo rimipli'to aiiclivor. . ( on or betoru Novonibor lOtn. IS'J. ' , us II IK the purpose lo pivu the streets nn I ullutH In tnosild ilUirlots unil moro particularly lU-si-rihcd as follows , to-wli : No. 4S Ceiiltr street from 10th htreot to llthstrcut. No. H7- Alloy In bloo'c ' ! i\ city , from 17tl street to ISlh atn-ft. No 4t-0-Alloy In bio ! ( 110 , ulty , from 17th btrcol in IBlbhtrout. No. 1J I7ih Htrcet from Jackson street to I.uiivonworth blreiil. Nn. 4'JI-Alloy m block ISM } | from 10th btreo * trilith Htrout. No. 485 1'aclflc strot-t from Hind street to thn alley iintw ue n y.'nd und : s.Jrd Mreut , In iho city of Omaha. You tire hereby onlercd to muko the neous- sary sewer conncelloiia o-i or before Ilieilato spofllk-d In Ibis notlui ! . or tbo KUIIIU will ba made by Ihu city antboilties , und cost thuruol asiubsed aKaliiNl thu propuity opnodlto th * biimo and specially licni-IUled lln-reby. lluti'd al Omahn , Neb. , tbU VJtli day ut Oeto bur. IS/i I' W. IJIIllCIIAUffP.U , Chairman of tlio Hour I of I'tibllo Worlia. ' JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PAPIS EXPOSITION , 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PEN3 *
