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TIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE : "MONDAY , OCTOBER 1 1892.
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THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL
CFFlCEi . NO. ISPnARL-STUKET
Delivered ky o.irrlor toanr ptrtof ti city
II , W 7'ILTON. - MANAGER.
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, Kdllor.
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f. V. Pltimblng Co.
I'ounrll lllulTs Lumber Co. .
SU Paul' * guild meets tomorrow afternoon
ftt 3.I'Jlin ! Mrs. Albcrtson.
Thu Kupubllcan Young MoiiM Marching
clue will | { 0 to Ncola Tuesday evening.
U In sold that the Cooking club , which has
Won fnvor in seasons pa t , Is to ba rcor
canl/cd. " "
The LtcclthoUlan of the Union Depot com
pany are to meet again \Vodnosdiiy evenlne
ut ( be city building.
Mrs. Moggto Mitchell was fined Saturday
by Juntlcc Hwearlnu'cn { 5 and cosls for
assaulting a lltllo girl named Nina Clatci.
She now necks to gut oven by charging one
of her neighbors , MM. IJonny , with assault
add imttcry.
A * nn early hour ycitorday morning a oas-
ollnn explosion occurron at iho homo ofV. .
.1. Lauterwiisscr , on North I3lghth street.
Mrs. Luuterwnsscr was qulio severely
burned about the face and bands , but not
dangerously so.
Mrn. Micbacl Car.o nlcd of rheumatism
ycsteiuav morning nt 5 o'clock ut her rest-
deuce , torncr of Tuontleth avenue and
Ninth street , aged " > . " > years. The funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon nt 'J o'clock
from St. Francis Xuvlct's Catholic church.
Mary , wife of Kdwnrd Hirnn , died yester
day nt 12 o'clocK , need IS years , after an III-
HC5S of n ucok. She leaves a husband and
ono child. The funornl will take place to
morrow innrnlnc nt 0 o'clock flora the rrsi-
Oi'iice , IW ! ! l-.iRlitli uvcimo , tbo remains
being Interred In the Catholic cemetery.
The fire department was called to the
Wcmuii's Christian association hospital
ycitcrday inoiinng bv an alarm of lire. A
bluzc , or rnthcr smoke , had started In thereof
roof ns the result of a detective Hue. The
chemical engine was brought into play , and
Iho lire was ( -pcoilily cxllnguishcd. The
ilnmugo did not nmountlo moio thiin $ 'J" .
Kcd Leo , the racn horse which has been
the subject ol cnnsldcrablo llticatton in tbo
justice tourts. wns Flored under u writ of
replevin nnd sold Saturday afternoon by
Kluhnrd Itndn , who cl timed him. Bnda wa
the onlv bidder nnd ho got htm forfOU ) . The
other parties lo the- suit claim that this Is
not thu and of the dlftleultv by any moans ,
nnd fiiiyui low , sepulchral tones of voice that
someone will go to ino penitentiary before
the deal Is finished.
Why is it that p ° oplo use Salvation OU !
Answer : Because it is tbo bast liniment.
Boston Store for coats.
llcntilltul rirlilnui < > lvcn A\rn } %
Choice of 10 ! ) I'm etchings t'lvon to
anyone purchasing n fraiuo for the
same. Kino new line of mouldings just
received , which wo are selling : it errantly
reduced price0. Illloy & Shorradcn ,
Art Emporium , 4o Mtiin street.
If you don't want to buy hard coal you
had" bettor sco Uixby abjut these oil
bitrnois. They are adapted for use in
hot nir furnaces , steam and' hot witter
boilers , with no coal or ashes to liandlo.
Now in'itMngs , just received. Smyrna
rugs from 7oc up. Oil cloths In pat
terns , and linoleums , now line ; ulso
window shudos , "oo up. Council Bluffs
Car pot Co. _
iu.niK.it'ns.
JJBorn , to Mr. and Mr ; B. W. Fauble , a
a.iughtcr.
Judge W. C. .lames Is spending a few days
in Chicago.
Mro. Kdlngorof Watseka , III. , is hcra vis
iting her ditigbtcrs , Mrs. J. A. Ho IT and
Mrs. H. MullU !
I. T. Howard received the sad news Satur
day night of the ocath of u brother , who was
kllleu in a railway wreck In the cast.
Mr. and MM. J. M. Keith of Fort Smith ,
Ark. , are visiting Or. nnd MM. Thomas.
Mrs. Keith is a niece of Mrs. Thomas.
Judge Mary wont to Clariuda to hold court
Tuesday. Judge Ueemer open- * court In
Hnrlan this week and Judge Smith hero.
Judge Thornoll will not hold court until next
WCCK , when ho opens In Cass county.
An honest pill is the noblest work of the
apothecary. OoWitl's Little Karly Risers
euro constipation , biliousness and sick head-
tube.
A Spli'iulld Suc're-n.
The great cloak and coat sale at the
Boston Sloro the lust throe days of last (
week was so pucocssfiil that , the proprie
tors fool like thanking the public for the
very generous- appreciation of the efforts
made to plenso and suit the thousunds
who touk ndviintiigo of this opportunity
to got n stylibh and perfect lilting gar
ment. The run upon the stock has been
heavy , but the Boston Store prepared
for u big trade in cloaks and coats this
hcason , and there nro still hundreds of f
ha-gains in this dcpru tmcnt. Call BOOH
nnd see the assortment and select your
cloak , for at the rate they are going they
will not last long.BOSTON
BOSTON STORK ,
KothoringhamVhlteluw & Co. , lead-
era and promote ! a of low prices.
Boston Store for hosiery.
Cull on Messrs. Day & floss and nsk
to bo shown the ICloln tract of401) ) acroj
nojv on sale in Uvo anil ton aero tracts.
They will show it frco to all.
( Ill til "SCOIII.
The youni ; republicans mat ut thn headquarters -
quarters yesterday afternoon to perfect ur-
rangouicuts for t'olng to Neola tomorrow to
take part In tbo rally at that place. It wan
decided to extend an invitation through the
pnpcrs .o tbo members of the club nnd all
others who desire to go. to moot ut the hoad-
qmirier , tomorrow evening iitli ( : : ( ) o'clock to
tuko tbo train \\lilch Iravos the KOCH IsUncl
local depot at 7 sharp. It Is the desire of thu
members to got as large a crowd together as
porulblc.
Tlui postponed rallv , which Is to tulo : place
In this olty next Wednesday cvciilnu , wus
also talked over und some of the details ar
ranged. A commlttco was appointed , con
sisting of Thomas .Motcidf , Jr. , Walter Luring ,
D. 13. Stowuit , H. A. Ualrd mid C. Coffoen ,
to look nftor tbo illuminations. This com-
inlttcn u ill moke the rounds of tbo city end
nrgo the business men anil others on the
line of march to illuminate their stores and
houses , A Dig tlwv In anticipated. Thacall
which wits madu by iho rupublican club of
Council lilulfs , ir > U strong , UDOII Omaha Sat-
urdav nlzht , will be loturucd by the various
Oiuuhn t'lubi , who nrorxpecu-d to turn out
cnmnsso. A luiga delugatlon will also bo
profcnt from Lewis tuivnship , on horeebsck.
OthurlotMis havoslgnliliul their Intention of
taking nuvaninno of the reduced rates on thu
railronds and bending delegations.
1'crfoci action and perfect health result
from thoii'cof Ij\Vitt'a LHtlo ICarly Ills-
en. A perfect little pill.
Boston Stoic for kid gloves.
Save your hurl coii : ; use wood , and
rail on II. A. Cox , II ) South Main street.
Boat Missouri wood sfa.00 per cord , de
livered.
The Hiidlant novelty base burners
nro the host hollers In the city. Sou
them ut Swuino' &
Murti l.lflil.
Sco Ihoso oil heaters at Swalno'a , 737
Broadway.
Boston Store for blankets.
Woathortilriiuutltiloy&Sborrndon'g.
Judeou , civil engineer , 323 Broadway
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Lack : of Fdiicaticml Light Among the
Negroes of tbo South.
GOOD WORK OF A METHODIST SOCIETY
Ittv. II , U' . II. lltet Telli llnw the Orcnnl-
iittlnii linn l.ulinrrd to ll pcl li\rk-
nnil Iqnnrancn /
the Itcmclitcd Millions.
"Am I my hrothcr'.s keenerl" This was
tbo serious question oaUed by a lean
named Cain yonri aijo , and Kav. H.
W. II. ilccs uskea It ogam In the pul
pit ot the Broadway MothodUt church
yesterday morning. And ho answered it In
iho afilrmntlvevlth a coart donl of vigor.
Mr. Itcos l iho popular prmcher who aorvod
as pastor of iho Broadway church fouryonrs ,
and bolug In iho olty with hU family onrouto
to hU new Meld of labor iu Cincinnati , ha
accepted the Invitation to 1111 the pulpit In
the handjomo now church yesterday at both
tnornlnp nnd evening service.
The speaker's subject was the FrooJman's
Aid and Southc.'n KducatiPiinl society , of
which ho Is Iho wording secretary. Ho pre
sented It and IU work to the congregation tu
such a clour and forcible manner In it at iho
close ibo call lor funds rcsulud In iho col
Itrellon 1 < of over llID. In his remarks he
showed Ilia * , luusoclcly had expended over
,
$ : iOUOOUO In Iho viont of southern education
and had organized ana is now carrying for-
wuul over forty schools , ranging from aca-
doniles to uclvcrslllcs. His dally teaching
thousands of young men nnd young women
In thcso schools ntid doing a work , the rnsults
cf ivlucti cannot bu measured. Tha obliga
tions of this work uro upon Iho church und
ibo public , and It should bo done freely , be-
causa :
1. Education multiplies wealth. A coin-
ttion hcliool cducutlun pivot the Individual
thu poivcr to proilucj wealth 51) ) per cent ba-
vonu the uneducated mnn , A college educa
tion mulllplloa ihu power to produce wealth
100 pur cent.
! I. Education reduces crime. Nine-tenths
of Iho crime Iu Ibis countrv is cotu-.uillcd by
uneducated pjople. The church Is organ-
Ucd lo lessen crlino , nnd so iu doing this
work Is exhibiting the principles of a gcnu-
Ino religion.
" . EdUcatior Increases ono's power to do
Rood. ( ! od en n Oo more with au educated
than an uneducated man. Ignorance is nn
sign of piety.
I. The need of these people commands our
benevolence.
There are 1,500,000 voters In the south who
cannoi rend their ballots , and ' . ' .OOO.OOO
women in ibo sixteen soulhorn states who do
not , know tbo Lord's prayer when they see
it , nor this alphabet. To what kind of a destiny - ,
tiny nro thesn people coming ) What will
their children bol Think of tholr Irainlnj ,
Ibelr future , and ours , it ' .hoy are neglected
by us. Inlowiiund Nebraska there are out
two out of ovqry 100 who cannot road. In
South Carolina there are forty-eight out of
every 100 who do not Know a spelling book
from the United States census. Ton dollar- ,
a year will hem n young man or woman
ihroucb school for eight moults , iho full
school vtar , and lilt up Into intelligence one
who otherwise would bo compelled lo sit In
.darkness moro appalling than thnt of Iho
plague which visited Eitypt in Pharaoh' ?
timo. Kvoiy OMO should" help a Hlllo , and
Ihns lift up a fallen brother.
A'ivitl pictuies nnd strong similes were
plvcn to brltiifwithin the grasp of the mind
tbo appalling numbers of the uneducated iu
the south. If you were to takn a solid sltcot
reaching irotn Sin Francisco lo New York ,
and build It up with houses every forty-llvo
feat and put In llvo women in each house you
would not find room for the positively illit
erate mothers in iho south , but you would
have to open a back street almost as long be-
foruyou couldnccorumodalo tbom all.
On the wall uy the si Jo of the pulpit ho
had a lar o colored man showing the percont-
iiec of illiteracy In each state ana the amount
of money for educational and nil othrr pur
poses the uhurch had placed in each of them.
This was emphasized by broail colored lines
of varying length. A lltllo bluck square an
inch long indicated iho illilcracy of Iho
northern states and by Its side a great red
bund reaching nearly 'across the map imll-
catrd the amount of money. ovor- . " > 0,000,000 ,
which the church had luvustod. A hlaok belt ,
as long nearly as Iho red one , showed Ilia
parcntaeo of illiteracy in tbo south , ana a
llttlo rod line the amount of money expended
to enlighten it , which aggregated only about
$10,000,000.
The speaker hold the attention of the con-
greijntlon voi-y cloni-Iy and at the close of the
service was compelled lo shako hands wilh
almost every member. Ho spoke to a largo
congregation Iu Iho evening.
Uoston Stoio for holiday gooda.
rii-n llronilw.iy anil Corner of Ilcutnn
.Strcnt.
Onr Inlo loss by flro was cororod by
Iwo policies , bolh in Ilio COUNCIL
BLUFFS INSUUANCE COMPANY.
Hy 7 o'olock Iho next morning aflcr
Iho lire the seerelary was on Iho ash
heap , pencil in hand , ro.iuy lo fitrtirolho
loss down to boilroelf , which ho did , too ,
saying1 th at' it wiw his duty and no
small part of his business * ' So Ions as
ho did not fro below bedrock wo had no
reason to complain , conscqunntly Ilio
boilloinont wns not only promiil , but in
ovorv way satisfactory , so much t-o that
in addition to $ ! ) , iMO.UO ( seven policies )
curried by this company before Iho ilro
wo now add to H $10,000.00.
Buhls' ' intimately acquainted with Iho
secretary and directors vo cannot bo
per.Mindcd that bottar indemnity can bo
obtained than that offered by our homo
company , losidos wo bohovo in patron-
i/.injj worthy homo ontororises , ovory-
thlnp being equal , and unless wo do we
shall continue to bo dependant on for
eign cnpllal nnd corporallons.
G , H. WIIKKLCU ,
JAS. A.
Boston Store for cloalcs.
Davis for drugs and palnta.
The Hinton Store closes uvory evening -
ing nt ( I p. in. except Mondays and
Saturdays. _
Boston Store for neckwear.
The genuine Burr Oak stoves are sold
cnly by Chas. Swiiino , 737 Broadway.
Call and BOO them.
'
Gentlemen , the flnomlno of tall goods
in the city , juat receive- ! . Holler , the
tailor , 810 Broadway.
Boston Store for blr.nkcts.
( JOT VIUYvir. .
Ueorgo Ciuno Trloi toIUIlnn Oregon 1'iiu.
tliuru Iu .tied ,
Mr. Ueor e J , Crane und Dr. Bellinger of
Council lllulTs are now In Oregon. A eoullo-
man who ariivod from Portland last evening
relates an exciting experience tuo gentlemen
hud with n furious panther the o'.ber day.
Wilh C. W. I'arrish , an Oregon attorney ,
Mr. Crane and too doctor went out into the
wilds oC Tiilaraook county on a thootlng ex
pedition , Tno lirst day the party bad poor
luck and only tuccended In slaugbterlnira
lame old buck. Tbo second day , however ,
they litlltauu tlk and mot a bear nud two
cubs. Ou thu third day they weni near the
seasboio waltiiur for deer to comu down to
lick ( ho briny waters of the ocean. About 2
o'clock Mr. Crane concluded to walk up ibe
beufb tu see wbat ho could beo. Half au
hour later bis cuinuaiilouit weio startled by
ouo of the most unearthly yells that ever es
caped from a huuiaa throat. Iti reverbera
tions had not half died away before other
screams wore beoru , and tbolwo hunters
loft behind readily recognized the voice as
that ot Mr. Crane. In au inetaut they were
hurrying lo hU rescue.
Hounding a point la the i-lioro line they
dUcororcd tailr cuamploa tuudrjg wcdtt
deep In the wntsrof thol'aelflo sawing thov
nlr with his lint at it hlft llfn depended upon
his oxortlom and his pltUul scratches \vcro
ho.irt-renilln ? . Five minutes more and thov
doctor ana the lawyer were within hailing
dlitnnce of the distracted Crane , butnilbnl I
moment a hu o wave waihnd him out to son
and It as bcllovfid that bo would drown. I
1'arrlsh bolnc nn export swimmer disrobed
In an instant ami ptunpod into the ocean dc-
tcrmlnod losnvo his friend 1 ( tbo foaf.vcro '
possible. At that moment the doctor peri i
the cnuso ot Mr. Crane's distress. '
Whllo chasing a Chlnoio pheasant wblch bo I
bad hoped to run down and capture olive , i
Air. Cr no caino across ouo of tbo largest
panthers ever met with in that section of
country. Immediately the chuso assuu.ud n
different character.
The beast concluded that the fat sportsS
man would make on excellent meal , nnd
having u boalthv npp&tltc , decided to begin
business on Mr. Crane's neck. Raising his I
rlllu to his shoulder , Cruno blazed away nt ,
the animal , but missed. Then ho took to his
heels , and tbo ocean uolng but a couploof
rods a way , ho preferred its sprey to n
hungry panther. Finding a solid footing
upon n rock out of reach of danger , Iho
otugco shouted so loudly for help ibnt a impn
jorlwo miles awavdlslinctly brard him. The
siD , however , lifted him from his moorlncs ,
D ind ho had iwlco touched his nnso to the
, > and bnforo Mr. I'urrlsh caught him by tlio
orctop and lowed him ashore. Ur. Hoin
Ingcr had not been Idle 'n the mcautlmo.
V bullet from his Winchester him pierced
ho panther's heart , and when ho returns * !
o his homo ho will no doubt exhibit Its skin
us or.o of the troubles of his western hunt-
tig expedition.
Mr. Crane , although suffering Intensely
from uervcus prostration , was soon able to
walk to camp , whom ho remained for a day
.tider the doctor's care , after which ho re-
urriod to Portland satisfied that there is no
uu In life In iho western forest * . Ho declare -
clare ? , however , that It war n full grown ,
nountaln lion and not a panther , that Jrovo
ilm out to son. Ho says the panther wns
irobably attracted to the bench by his slinatc
ng , but thai ho fought many llerco bullies In
Iho war of Iho rebellion nud would never
surrender an Inch ol ground lo webfoot
'author.Not In a thousand j ears. "
If you have piles DoWltt's Witch Ha/.o
salvo will surely euro you.
S. R l'ro\voll \ , watchniaUor , TlOU.-ond-
ay.
ay.No
No bankrupt , llio-binoUed. damaged
furniture tit MoyorV , JJO.VUU" H roadway ,
"ileiin goods , loss lhm : liny Oinahn prices.
Boston Store for collars .ind
Storage reasonable , 22 , 21 and 20
Pearl street , Council DlulTa. J. H.
Snyder. _
Don't forgot thnt Swuino sells the
Elmhurdt stoves.
Boston Store fortoilst art teles.
Plies of pooolo have mlcs , cut ieWitt's
Witch Hazel salvo will euro them.
Miss Sprink has the larpest assort
ment of trimmed hats in the city. Call
and see them.
Boston Store for dress goods.
Wedded T e ty r r .
Saturday evening Mr. nnd Mr . P. Gun-
noudo celebrated their twentieth wedding
anniversary at their home , 010 Bancroft
street. There -vas a large and happy Cath
erine of friends , whoso conprutulatlons
found langiblo expression In thu form of
numerous ( rifts , umonir them u Ilavllaud
china hsh set , French chlnn Derr.v sot , salad
bowl , vases , croum pitcher , silver mounted
rut class fruit stand , etc. Mr. J. M. Galvln
made a pleasing presentation speech ,
and piano soles were given by
Miss .Tosio Durban and Miss Ivingan.
The wedding fonst was by no moans the least
enjoyable foatuio of the ovcninc.
AmonK these prcseot were Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce. Uranam , O'Brien , Maloney , Fiiz-
trcrald , Arndt , O'Connor , Kelloy. Tinley ,
Lower , Dobbins , Lucas , Evans , Blaxslm ,
Sherlock , Mrs. and Misses Durcan. Mrs.
Ciirrii-e , Messrs. Medlar. Cialvln , .1. Kelltir ,
C. Ivellur. MissesLinke , Wredo , Snrlnlt , Snea ,
Gleason , Stevens. , Connor , Maducn acd Mnl-
onov.
Fora disordowJ livjr try Bjjj im'i IM1U
ItOpoopIo in this CHV use gis stovoa
IheGas Co. puts 'cm m at cost
Boston Store for fancy articles.
The Louis , Masonic block , will this
week have special bargains in fall and
winter millinery.
Lund Bros , nave received some elegant
new out and crystal glass goods and have
no fancy prices.
Day & Iless report th.it they are hav
ing a good demand for the ten-aero lots
in the Klein tract
Window glass and paints very cheap
at Do Iliivron'H drug store.
Boston store closes every evening at C
p. in. , unless Mondays and Saturdays.
Weatherstrips atRiloy & Sherradon's.
Fines * , chamber sots in the city at
Lund Bros' .
TAYLOR IS SMART.
Two Very Ciimiliii ; Cnnlldrnca .Men Caught
In : iu Oniulm Untul.
Oao of the best known confidence and
banco men in this country was arrested by
Detectives Suvutfo nnd Dornpsoy Saturday
afternoon and lodged in jail for n short tijno.
The name of thh noted porsountfo is W. W.
Taylor , or Colonel Taylor , as. ho en 11s himself ,
lie is wall Unown a ! ) over the Uaitod States
and Canada and his photograph and descrip
tion can bo found in the private scrap book
of nearly every chief of police in America.
The "colonel" is a line looking man , a good
dresser ami a pleasant conversationalist.
He easily , by his pleasing way * , works hltn-
slf Into tbo confidence of the parson ho picks
out for a victim and with tbo aid of bis right
bower "Lieutenant" Wblttior
, , Generally
go'.s what ho goes after and that is always
money.
Two or three days ago Taylor nnd 1m p l
drlfied Into Omuba und put uo at the Pax-
ten , pjylnt- his board in auvanco. Then ho
put In his uiiio looking for prey. Ho found 1
on attorney for an eastern railioad companv ,
who was slopping at the Murray , nnd soon
und a game ot cards arranged. Of course ,
Wbltticr was in on the gnma and held the
winning hand. Ho toolt too lawyer's diamond
ring , slud and wau'n us security' for the
sta ! > o , while " ( he colonel" wont with his
victim to the telegraph ofllco , wnn wanted to
send for money.
"Tclosraih for 100 , " said Tavlor. "You
can cut your ) awolrv bnclc forf OO and thau
you will huveu hundred lofi. "
This wus done1 , nd tbo money came
quickly. In the mcnntitno Cleric Anderson
of the Murray called In tbo dotoctlvcs.
Ha nuo stopped tbo payment of the money
a the sharpers' victim hud been put to bed ,
somewhat tbu wor < iu from liquor. This move
on Anderson's purl balked the gamc > , though
Taylor held an order for the money.
Hut the way the acbcino was discovered
was fuQiiy. Wblttior was wcaiim ; the
watch and chain. tSi * the chnin wai n
Masonic charm. As r/ia / loafed nbout the
barroom hu met n man vno asked him If ho
was n Maion. Whittle rtpllcd thnt ho wm ,
nnd the pair procccdeqjta cxchunqo prlps ,
but this was where tttH . ' "can" m in's educa
tion was deficient. Ho wasn't onto the
sign. So It c.inio about th'at the matter wus
reported to Anderson , who took bold of the
cno and caused the nire ls.
Qalto a huMlo xvas made by the "colonel's"
friends to get him roloasfld. 1'ollcp Commis
sioner George I. ( Mburt , was om'ploTcd nt
nttorncy , and arranged for bondi. Hoth
Taylor and Whlttlor wcro released , after do-
pooltlnt ; 815 apiece f9r Iholr nppoaranuo In
police court this tnornlnp.
On the way downtajull Whlttler offered
Detective Savueo $11) ) to let him go. but
Savage ain't that kind of n man , and pro
ceeded on his way to the jail with his pria-
oner.
oner.After the release of the pair they wont
rlsffl back to the Paxton nud tried their
hand ncaln. Taylor fell in with a traveling
man who had been drinking and proposed n
csrriago rldo. The traveler consented and
called for a caD. Hofore the rl ? drove up
the night cierlt suggested to the traveling
man that ho had better leave bis money nt
the oftlco , as he might lose. it. As iho
traveler turned his roll over to the clerk
' Colonel" Taylor 'remarked , "Well , if you
are going to loovo nil your money hero Its
no use to go for a rldi1 , " nnd with lh l ra-
nittrit iho stately "colonel" turncu ou his
heel nnd left the liottl ,
In spoaklnsr about his ease yeslurday Tay
lor did nol deny his business and asserted
that ho could skin tbo best man living , llo
rein od several amusing cxpoilcnccs to show
how green some people nru nnd how smart
ho is.
Bimt.i XOTOV. la.April , I.ISDI.
Dr. .T. II. Moore Dear Sir : Have boon
troubled with catarrh In my head anil fnea
( for three ypnrs at tltuo.nutiablo to h-sur
had ' a constant ringing In my oin and 101 *
two years wks almost deaf. Have tried several
oral so-called romeJloi and bsoa treated by
regular | physicians and noted specialists , but
J failed to eel any relief , I tried ouo botllo of
Mooro's J Tree of Life Catarrh Cure. U gave.
Immediate relief ami elTeutiiJ a parmauont
euro. I heartily recommend It to all suffer
ers of this disease and will cheerfully glvo
any further Information on being addressed
nt my home , Xo.iU \ Swoonoy avo. , UurllnB-
on , la. Foi sale by all druggists.
Rojpactfulllv ,
It. L. HEID.
I'or sale by all druggists.
\ I it r 3/1 ( .11.111.1.
Kansas City 1'iipcrn Miirt Aniitlicr Cattle
-Mnrl.Tt Houiiirrnng.
The Kansas City stock journal' have
undertaken the ultlicult task of convluclng
Iho public lh.it the llvo stock market of Iho
cily on the ICuw Is far superior to Ibat of
South Ouiaba , and that catllo bring better
prices there Iban hero. A notlnc of Ibo sales
for a few days xilll soon establish the fact
beyond a doubt that n modern Ananias has
been turned loose by these papers. Cattle
nro selling today at prices several cents bolter
In South Omaha than In Kansas City and
the fact that a local packing house has pur
chased several loads Ihero and shipped thum
hero at prices lower than tucy could have
secured upon Ibis marKet , Is proof conclusive
that iho snippers are receiving Iho benefit of
the superior prices pal'd hero.
Western cattle are bringing at South
Omaha better pricej.br.jcveral . cents ana in
most cases sell at .prices above those paid
for nutivo corufed a'llto at Kansas City.
Ono of iho Kansas City stock papers se
lected lastMonduv as v'day for comparKnns
between the tuo markets. South Omaha
gets the best of it iby far , and Ihe Kansas
City paper his undoubtedly reached the con
clusion that it has riyi'up against a buzz saw
and is receiving considerably Iho worst ot
Iho comparison. On , Iho dav in question
cornfcd caltle at Kansas , City biought * a.3r > ( W
4.00 , while ut South 'Omaha cattle direct
from the ranco that" njjver saw a gram of
corn sold for $ -1 .IOL or-10 cents bttcr tuan
the Kansas City corqfcd cattlo. and the
same price , r.s Iho top cornfed cattle sold
there on that tlay.
The llftecn blgheslsfales reported on that
day at the South O.iiiha and Kansas City
markets are appondodh.ci\no ; and they show
up to South Omaha's credil by u very largo
majority. \
eiJr
SOUTH OMAIIt. , , KANSAS CUT.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. I'r.
21 1443 ft 4U 7 ! > of f.'TO } 4 (10 (
l.- > 12 J 415 Wof t.4t II 8J
M ii)3 ! ) 400 mof niu : 34i
27 t.27 : 3 ! sicf 1120 : i 33
3i U31 ; IDJ : rro\ nsi : > oo
21 1143 MB. VJTox ! IT1) ) 275
4'l 11 JO 3 7i PITox S'.lj 2 7.'i
20 1210 I ! 75 f.VlTex 1004 240
11 iD7 : 3 CM ! ! 07Col n8 ; 2 ao
104 , .119i 335 147t'ol 8111 225
24 122U BM GiTot 631 225
85 12.41 : C.O 333 TOY 05S 225
42 101)0 ) a..J HUN. M 781 1 E5
20 li.lt 3.10 SB Tex 778 1 8t
ir 1184 351 OJTe\ 702 170
The sates taken for comparison nro iho fif-
leon highest of western states reported at
both points last Monday , and thete can bo
no doubt , as lo which market Is pa.ving the
i Better prices tor cnttle. The fact is that the
Kansas Citv prices are not lo bo compared
with the South Omaha prices and Iho south
western cattlemen should noi bo slow iu
tailing iho cue for their own benefit.
HERO OF THE HOTOHKISS.
Lieutenant Scclcwlck Illcu of Ilio righting
hcvonth Visiting ; In Oinihi. : :
Lieutenant Sedgyricl ; Ulco of 13 troop , Sev.
enth cavalry , is in the city visiting army
friends.
Lieutenant Rico won bis spurs nnd for Iho
first time smelted powder iu a military
engagement at tno brittle of Wounded Knco ,
two years ago , and these who participated in
that sanguinary engagement or witnessed It
as spectators will bear evidence that the
young gentleman is Jur.tl y entitled to all the
honors thai have since mat time neon snow-
oiod upon him. It was ho who with a thin
skirmish line of K troop hold the mouth uf
the deon ravine on that , fatal day against iho
numerous assaults of the uesperato warriors
urder Hlg Foot , and who when Lieu
tenant HnwthoriiQ of the Firdt urtlllery , in
charge of a section of a f lotchkisi battery ,
wus so severely wouudcd as to necessitate
his removal from the Held , took charga of his
gun und fought It until iho irumputors blow :
'Ueaio ilring. "
It wus nt this point where eight men , all
uider his command , were either killed or
wounded , ana the accuracy of thu lire di
rected nt the soldiers may bo coiibidoroJ
when it is stated that -svcrv man hit was
moro or loss protected from the Indians'
aim.
aim.Lieu ; : iant Rico hlmoolf came out of tbo
fight with evidences of the Indians' good
umrkmanshlp in the way of perforated cloth-
luirand a slight lloih wou.id. Ills conduct iu
thU , his first time under lire , was such as to
call forth iho highest p nil so from his com
manding onicarB. And , although In printed
accounts of that BffaK'otliers ' have berne off
the honors of the light- ; his brother aillccrs of
iho Seventh , wlth'ono1 accord , give him the
credit for the greatest during.
At Ibo battle of thp Iisslon this young of-
fleer again distinguished himself , ami hU gal
lant behavior und dahng recklessness on that
occasion was tbo tbeinbtof many a story ab ut
the cnmpfiro Uurlna.iha Sovenlb'H stay at
Pine Ridge. For bs\vorlc | at this biittlo ho
wus honcrably mentioned In the report of the
secretary of war.
Lieutenant Ulco w'llV'loavo for his pent of
duty , Fort Hiloy , ICftn. , today.
Miss Julia Marlowe recently said ; "In
love with my art , of course I am , I do uot
believe that I couU pTy ! ( successfully unless
I wan In earnest and really feud of the pro
fession that 1 have choioo. I always try to
do my best. Sometimes , of course , I am
fatigued wuh travel , roDcarsal , etc. , and do
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
not do in well as on nnleht nftor a peed daj's
10 t ; and sometime * the wcnther tin * n do-
prpiMlng effect on me. A frigid udi < nro also
takes away p-irt of my cournco , bul 1 always
try my bct to overcome lhon obstacles and
before iho play U over I generally iiiccced. "
Ml'sMiirlowoclnscd u ino lMiccrf,9tul week's
cnpaecnicnt in St , LonU Saturday ovenlnp ,
nnd will make her llrst aprcnrancc in Omalm
this t-venliiK t Havd's theatre In Shako-
spoaro'ii bcnntllul pastoral comcily. "As You
Like It. " The OnmtM ctienjrcmont Is for
three nights , and Wednesday matinee.
"The Colonel" , which will bs the attrac
tion at Uoyd's forthreo nlsnls nnd a matinee ,
commencing Friday , November 4 , lajs. claim
lo bolntr a perfcrminco of refinement and
merit. The play Is said to lu rculoto with
hlciily nmuvluf ; situation ? , its humor U con-
Btnntand rufreshhiR , Its seiitlmant cheerful
and , the dialogue rlcvcr.
Minply Milrlilr.
The coroner's Jury in the case of Cnarloj
Wohlford , who killed himself list frlday
night , held n short session yesterday mornIng -
Ing nud brought In n verdict ol suicide. The
funrr.AloC tha deceased will bo held nt the
family residence , 112 * North Klhtcenth
straot nt UU ! o'clock thli
, : inoniin . Inter
ment will be In the Protpoct Hill cemetery.
Mnydcrcnd Ufxrsthewayyo < treat
Ings which nature gives. A few bottles o !
S. S. S. taken at the proper time may Insure Rood
licalthforajearortno. riicrcforcactatoncclorlt
IS IMPORTANT
that nature be assisted nt the tight tlmc.K
nev.'r f.illi to relieve the sjstcm of Im-jj ,
purities , and is an excellent to-.lc also.
He Wants to Add His Name.
Permit me to add iny name to j ou minv other
ccrtlhc.itcsIn commendation of tbo nrp.it curalho
proportics contained In Shift's Spc-cilic ( S. S. S ) It
Is certainly one of the Iwst tonics I im used.
"JOHNV. . DANILL , AndciMjn.y.C. '
Treatise on bloo I nnd sMn diseases mailed reo.
' Sl'JCCinc . WHata.Ga.
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia ,
the largest watch case manufactur
ing concern in the world , is now
putting upon the Jan. ] 5oss 1'illed
anil other cases made by it , a bow
( ring ) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
It is a sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow , which is simplj * held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. It is called the
and CAN ONLY BE HAD wilh
cases bearing their trade mark
_ Solcl only through watch dealers ,
without extra chatge.
Ask any jeweler for pamphlet ,
or send to the manufactureis.
_ . . . . ol
testimonials.
Sco Or. .Miles *
book. Now and
Miirtllng Facts.
Fieo at drug-
guts.
guts.Two
DR. MILES Two Yoara
SEW Shortness ot
Breath , Fain
HEART iu Sides.
CURE. Muttering : ,
Smothering'
Spells , cured
by ono bottle.
iilTn. ALLISON ,
Ulen Hock , 1'a.
Dr. miles' Tliomofit relia
. ble cine for all
Heart
Poiltln Tare for Uropsr , * thia ( , * r. Diseases.
Dli. UlliBB MM > IOAL , Co. Elkhart , Ind.
Tor sale by Kiilm & Oo Cor. , 15 and Douglas
DBIO : , WEira NBKVU AND im.u.vr.ij : vr
JIK.NT nsoix la for H/3tJrlv lUilnj i , flti , .Vji
rn ulivliBiiaaolij. .Nervous 1'rounton cimol tit
tlcoboior tobiojoVaU3fulnoii , .MonUI UJJ.MI.
B on.doftnoaiof tlia Ilr iln. cttnlii ; lui I'tttf , mliar/
docH .ilaitli. I'rJ.Hitura UII Am ll\rr.io11 ( , don
of I'owurln t'ltlior mt , linpoioncy. Lo'ioorrhji ' n 1
ellKomaloVoikn3S9i3. . lUToluntxrr Ivotiji , sju.-
mHtcirrhn.10111331 ( if ovar-sxartlon 01 tuiirtli
telC'abu < uor > 9r-lnliileonc3. A moit'i'i ' trjitrui ;
llUfirt\tir \VoBiiinntu3iU UJUj to oiri
Kncrt onlo foru ujtji. wltti Ii Ul sj 11 trrlltii
Knarantceto rafun.llf not cur1. ( Imr.ntaj Inuil
only by Tliaartare. K. I.owls ilrnezlii , ta\a \ aj3'it ,
ioutbcan cornur lotiinna Farnani sit. umiUti
bfttceriiftt
by dwilcn ho
"cut prices
" Cult ' -
Ins inlii-
leads to " cultliiR' '
poods. Vor thU
iva" ll nnd to pro
tect the public ,
, the ( /oMiifiir lutxll-
) clues of Dr. tl. V.
ricroc , nro now
wld only through
1 - n-KUlnrly niilhor-
njrents , ho can poll only nt the. follow-
Ins loncK-s-iblislicd prices :
lr. Picrcc's Golden Mciucnl Discovery ,
Jl.lX ) tier toltlo. Dr. ricrco'a Tnvorito IYo
KTlption , $1,00 per Iwttlo. 1) I'lcm.- ' *
ricasnnt IVllots , 'Jo cents j > erl i.
The genuine mnlicincs , \ \ lltran \ l > o hnd
only nt thi > o prices , nro the chwipcc.t ixnif-
dbs yon can \i o , for thpy'iv i/iiniinifrrif.
H's < rvalie rcccivol , " In
: or no my every
cnsavihcroDr. Tierce's tnedlcinw fail tolvnc-
lit or euro , the malcrs : will return the money ,
llofus.i ovcrythhiR ofTered n < Dr. J'lercc *
mcxllcincs nt less th.m Iho nbovo pikvs.
They nro RiMicrally spurious.
Don't cct something that the donlornixs is
"just ns tootl , " it may bo l-cttor for lilm ,
but it's pretty ccrtnln to lx > worse for you.
lipovatl Safety Elevate ,
KIMBALL BROS.
Cor. it'i Street .iu I llth AVJ. , Oouucll IlliiflT
COUNCIL BLUFHSTm DT3 WOHJ
All kin Isnf Drnlnxnnl Clo.iiiln : ilnno In tn !
I best style of the art. V ulu.l an I FtUnol
: iltlcs ) made to In ) 't in uo. > il us IIJ.T
Work prumplly done am ) ilulivoro 1 In ill
imrtsuf ihu cu.uHry. fcer.U for ui"co IliU
U. A. MADtlAN , - - I'KOl'ltHU'Oa
HUio-idw ny , Near Vort i.viMinr
OJU.SJli UuUl tM. lOVi.
to talk about buying a
GETTING heater. It will bo
cold before you know
LATE it ; are you ready for
it ? Have you see n
th6 latest trulmph of the slovo maker's
art ? Wo have it. There is no Jenj injr
that the best healers made arc tiio
Art Garland and Peer
less Garland ,
Iho oroduct of the largest slovo works in
the world. Both are good iind oilhor
still ; ono is sure lo. Won't jvnit another
day , but como and look over our stock
of btovcs nnd ranges , kitchen wnre etc
I'ltlCUS ALWAYS Thi : I.OU'KsT.
P. C. 1)K VOL ,
001 Br.OADWAY and lONor/ni M.viN'ST
Council
; * ' ' . . \ / l'v . > j&
Twin City Steam Dye Works
a A. . aoiioKD-iAOic , PROIMIIKTOK.
DYfJING , CLEAHING- AND K.EPINISHING
OP GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Omaha Olllco , 1521 Farnam SI. ; Telephone 1521. Council Mluu"j Olllca nnd Wor Is
Cor , Avo. A and 21UU St. ; Tulephono 310. Send for circulars und priuo libt.
TUT ? CELEBRATED
111D SANDWIC
Moro aold Ihtin till othora combined. Do not bo deceived by Imitators or by
these claiming lo hiivo uluiost as good a raachlno. Huy only Iho SANDWICH
OOEN SHELLBR nnd bo protected by direct cunrnntoo from roltiblo nmnufuc-
turcra. You can ulwaya depend upon our repairs bolrijr ltoil ) In btoulc by nil lou-al
denlors. Apply for our agency , Send for calulofuoi und prlcoa. SANDWICH
NUFACTURING CO. , Council DlulTs , lowu.
Sl'EOCAL NOTICES
COUNCL iLUFFS
The wnnt mlrertlvtniouu tipiipatlni In n
ncwipiiicr Are otton thu tnoHt Intorestlnx
liart of in cnnlcntv They o\nroi the urgent
needs , the dully wUhp < nt the | inu , > lo trho
wnntvo'retlilns nnil nlu nt * iMllln : lo du
coinuthlin.
KMPLOVMKNT.
\ \ ' AN till ) A enniiat | nl clrl fur erncril
h miuwnrk ( lon.l waac < . Ull ut nil
Willow l
A"woimTn"n < 11 iTr 5 TorTi.i'B'j' j Tl
wcok. Apnlr Mrn , llurni-o Kvorotb ,
: i\cnuunnd Kltflilli sireol.
HOUSE9 AND LAND3.
AKUAKS-
.Mu t IIP Mold ntonco. I ) . J. llutoli Jl 1fl
To. , lil ? tlroiulwny- c t vi
re . ' . duo lionr'nz. In cliy lliuu\
I ) . J llutcliltnon A Oo. . fll"
_
\Vll.ti tr.tilolinii o nii < l lot for stock , 1 , , T ,
' > Jlutcliln < ontV. _ Co . 017 llro.tdw.iy.
\\TK MA VI' piirchasor lor f.inn oT.'lM orfili
' iirros , wltlilnM inllutDf Ointli.ii mint be
Kood laud ; don't euro for liniro\uiucnli | : nil )
liny nil cnsn. I ) . J. llutchlumw .t To , , c.17
UiOEtitwity ,
OltANOi : Kruv.M in ! ' orlit-t tnilTlVlKarnla
for suloor tr ide. Ui-oonshlohU , Nloliulsoii
> V Co.
/"till : A 1' timber InmU Iu Mlnui < ota for tula
iu iiU'iiitltlt-n to suit. ICnsy
- . N lohoUon , Oa
Tj AKM nti'l ' city loin * . Mom-y UvTnol tt-\
- stock mid iir.tlu. Ui < nl ostnto for silo.
Dnolllnmil biislnosi runltils. Monov lo-iuu I
for lou il Invuttori. I OIIKOD .t rowlo.M I'o irl
Mrcct.
_ _ _
1711)1 ! r.XOIIANUiClnir iiiiTiTor-soctlou lit
JI I nut for Coiinoll tlluIN -
iiroiii-y | | : will imr
rush for dlirorcnop. Urcrnsli.uliK Nicholson
, v i o , 0'l ISro.idvMiy.
Iroit HAliK Dlinioost firm In 1'ntt.iw.ilti- .
in o Co. . 41.1 iicro-s wad Inettu.1 mil tin-
| mi\ol 1'rli-o tIJ mi .IITO 11 HSIioifo.
In ACltKH lunil for s.ililiot : tvoon Council
ItlulNund ( ininlin : ub.ir.mlii U mkan soon.
tiroriHli'o d < . NIchiiNun .V Co. , d''l Hroathviy.
FO1I 1 XOIIANOK ' 41 ncros in Phillips
coiiulv. Coo. with liiiiirosoinuiits , for
stOL-lt or dry cools iinil cioililn or uthor
imlsi > . I. II. Shu.ifu.
OKV ! piiviiiptits .Vrooiii lunisu on uuuth
t street QreonalroiiN , NIolioUou , t lo. ! ,
C.'l Mioadway
_
TJ'OIl SAI.n On smut p lyiionts , fruit nud
-L Card I'M tun I noir Co melt Iliull'j U , 11.
clic.tfp. HrovltYiy , tn I > lalu street.
K1UI IT IJ.\"N I ) . Il'i UCMM for s.Jui Insldocllv
I llin ts. ( liccnsliloiils , Muliolsnii & Co. , C.'l
llr ladw.iy ,
\\r A.OOI ) i 0 ) . have - o no of" tliu Tlnuu
I . ( iinin in soutliwuiturn lowi for mile.
Cull nnd 100 us f > 'JJ Muln strout.
HOKSKim I IniZKy wantnd for iiulinproxoil
nroueriy In nortliwinl pin of olty Orucn-
Muclds Nicholson > V Co. CM llioulwny.
AHAItOAIN. ll-aoro frull itnd enrdou ir.icb
L'li miles from nostollloc.1 ! norm in crapi'i.
'i auro In bluckborrios , "Jl uiiplo trees. T3
plum troi-s , : t > uherry tree < . ilnii tins , stable ,
cU1'rlcofi.UO ) . N'o tr.ulu. P II. flioufo.
> l ACUKS , Inside olty limits : will soil In lots
Jjnoncro no to suit hnyur. Grcoushlcldg.
Nicholson A. Co. li''l Uroiidwny. _
l' VOIT him kind iiu.itinunt i iind liar nlns In
teal cst'ilo odl on ( iteonslilold , Nloliol-
on . - I'D , , fi.'l llroidwii v.
] no ACIIFS of eluur land In o istnru Nu-
lir.islcu toovcli.tiuu for n eno I rt < sliU'iii'o In
Coiiiii'll lllulTs.Viuii hoiisi's anil lots for Xu-
brasUaluiid. Johnston , V Van I'liHun.
L HAVCa pond tun nit fir u flvoor alx
room lioiisu fnur 01 IIvo blotUs from posl-
olllcu. OiL-0iililulds , Muholsuii ! c Co. . Ull
llroiidw.iy ,
OIVK ) aun-s o' olioloo plno liiuils for sale ,
inoir I'urvl4 , . .Misliisy terms In-
iliiiruor .Mrs. 11. G. llro.iki , or A. rlItleo , r.'i
4lh slicot.
EQUITY In pnoil Coiint'll lIlulTH proportv.
Must bo sold tins noittt. Urcuiishlclda ,
Nluhoison A : Co.
\ \ lIAVKoustiiinuiii who want hoii-os to
'T tent. Huvuyou the hou > os ? Urcenslilolds ,
Nicholson t'cCo. '
| > ANfll of'J.O'O acre < . neir Uliovonuo , WTO.
- \llno Improvoniuiits. s > mo stoulc fuesvltli
raiicb : din-it Iu the stati ) . Will exchange for
Council Itiuirs or Omuba property. Urcon-
> litclds , Nit-liolsoii & Oo. , till Hro ulmiy.
POH i\OIIANOR-V : > .OJO steel : of ccnoral
iiicix-liaiidlso for lovv.i or unsturii Nebraska
l.'iiul , Uruunslilulris , Mcliol ou & Co. , OJl
U'tviiy. agcnu tor administrator.
11'YOl ) liavo n'lytbln ; for silo or Irado S38
III. . She ife. Ilro i Iway auJ M tin strant.
GltKiNKIII10IJ)3. MCIIOLbON & CO. .
a cnis for iiilmluUtr itor. h tvo for t > alu
onn of llio bcatOJJ-.iuru stool ; f. urns In noit-
uin lown.
_
FOU I'.KXT-The following duelling !
ID-loom dwo lluv. lilt Park avu. . IIJ.
8- room d\volllii . T.'l o. Gth St. , Mi
( . -loom dWL'llin. , 'XII ' "ml nvo. , f.'X
T-ioomdwollliiJ. HU 1st avo. , fj > .
T-i-ooin ilwullliiK , Ol'l ' Olh iivo. . t. . ' ) .
ll-ioom dwell n. , 1 ah si. mid Avcnuo U , J2J ,
T-IOOIII dwollln" ' . IsIlio idtvtiy , W5.
ll'-ioom dwollliiL' . .18' ) lleiitoo at , , ill.
8-iooin ihTullittv , Ul' ' Aveiiuo ( j , Jill ft. X
( ' . -loom dwolllia' , 110 N. l.Mb si , , ! ! r.C3
n-ioum ilvvollln ' . S 'O Aveniii ) II. fls.
'i-ioom ' d\v ultltiKiHH Lincoln uvo. . { 10.01.
7-i-ooin dwollln. % ' . ' U lliirmony sU , (13.
7-iooin dwuilliu , Itahnltt I'l'ioc. ' i . ' ) .
( i-rooiu dwalllii' , ' . JH < 'urta ! st. . Sli.
n-rooni dwullli ; , ' , ! WS Mynstorst. . 111.
.ri-roiin ilwollliiK. 1 "Hlird uvo. . $1 .
{ -loom dwolllii ' . . ' > ' . ' ! Mynstur St. , $12,51
C-roOm dwullliig , ( ir.-iliiini uvo , tl. .
C-iooin ilncillnr. nuO'.llh avu. . m
r.niomdwulilnHabbltt PI ICP. i i'.5) .
7-room ilu-oilln , ' . Moriuir.'sldc. Sr.-n.
4-K.Iiii ducllliu' , { Ci I'll r I ; uvo. . irjfiJ.
'i-iuoin duoilln.iLii Avnniio A , JiO ,
5 room dnclllir. . t r W.isbnutoii avc. . IIOi
"i-roiMii dwollln , 4')4 ' ) N. lith HI. , { 10.
ri-room dwelling. Ml AM > uun ( ? ! . ' .
n-ioom duolllns , Mil X. Till St. . I'll.
A-ronm dnulllnu' , 103. A Minim I ; . 11 } ,
4-ruiiiu \ollliiir. . H'T. Mh uvii. 1IJ.
G-IOOIII dwullliu * . AU'i-llh At. , fin.
l-roimi dwollln ; , lit * Vlnu St. . jU. |
l-ronni dunllinx' . r > IO N. 7lb , HO.
d-Kioin chMillliu1. . : > ? I'lli avo. , ill.
C-ioom dUDllln. , Kl 4 Avcnuo II. $10.
li'ioom duollln' ' , l.r > " > Avunut II , ilO ,
r.-room dnoll'nz , IIKI llroaihvuy , $10.
K-rooin dwelling. 111. ) Kill iivn. , * U.
li-room dwolllnITiW A vunuo A , Jlfl.
fi-rooin dHi'lllii ! . ' , Grilmni avc , , ni1 , Hisli , IX
J-looin lioiisn , 7JI t'o IHh si. , flu.
TI-IOOIII dwollln' ' , ' ' 'l Avimuu A , ) .
4-ronm ( luul.ln . , - ' \ Avuiiuii I ) , tt
. ' . -loom ( Uvi'llhu , 'MX Avcnuo II , H
l-room dwolllnUD : A vvmui a. 14.
Ti-room ihMi'ltiu. 'JIJ ' AVUIIUO C , ( > ,
ll-rooin dwollln , 'Jlsist and A vi nuo M , II
r.-room dwollliu. 7W S LMrd ht , . J * .
fi-iooin iluiillln. , 'lilO A vuniiu A ,
4-roDin dwollln ? , : > v > N , ut ht. ,
4-iooin ( luollliu (111 ( MI. Ul si. , J7..U
. ' -room dwnllliu' , IH'M ) Avoiiuo A , ti.
ri-room dwo llnx.Ill IMh avo. , 83.
: i-room dwollliiir , ll J A vnuuo A , id
r -ioom dwollhih' , ' . " "IS Avnniin I ) , ! 1
' . ' -room dwjllln , II'JJ Avc-nux n , I.X
4-roum dwclllni : , --IU A vcnuo I ) . 41.
: ! 'inom dwell n ' . - 'I.1) ) ri. (1th ( si. , n
: I-IOOH dwotlliv' . --'d nnil AviMiue I. 71.
II II. Fhoafc , runlal aguiit. llroadway and
Main ttroet.
MISCELLANtOUS.
"TJlINi ; drug btoru fcrs'ilo , lUlures Included
-I. nlll Involi'O about .
- f.VWO ; looted III cool
leiwu town of .i.fi' ) ! ) population ; doing line bual
upas. I ) . . ( , Iliildilnson A. Oo , GI7 llroadway.
GAltllA'H ; removed , rimpon'.s. vaults and
chliiiiiuynoiii mod. U l > . IliirUn. Olty Illdg.
T OK BAMS rurnlluro , ( Ixturoi and loasoot
-L Die largest ani IliiuU hiitol In southern
Nubr.iulin. All modern Improvements , olo-
gum furnlturo. Nnt prollu tlCO.Ui ) ) pur an
num ; building newly built : no conipjlltlOn.
I'i loci J U1 J J.'J' . half cash. K. II , Slio.ifo , ( /'ounoll
llluir * . Iu.
. HAI < H MardwiirJ MtujUi In Iowa uri I
--'Nobr.isUa. Involues , tlM lullJ.OJJ. I' II ,
blicafo
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F OH .SALT flioiip , or In urelmmri ) for land
nn oktabllshDil btislnuns. Address I' U
box IIUoiincll ! ) lIluirM. li. :
DAKCINQ SOHOOL.
MONDAYS In It. A. parlors , cbltdroii. 4p
m.i iiilulti. 7:31 p m , rioslalt seooud and
finirtli Mondays , I ) p. in , Musle furiiliheJ imr *
ties and clubs. Address ill It. A. I'ariurs ,
( iiiincll Illiiird , ur lUM I'iirnam St. . Omuha. W
K. L'hamburi , Instructor ,
W .C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Direoior , bm'ialnnr
114 Main Street ,
Coudcll HlufTd.
t OdllllULIb Allor"eyt atlnw. 1'rao-
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uco i , , tlo | fcll < to „ „ !
foduril conrn. Hooma 3. 4 null o Hliu''ur *
liunro blooU , Couuull Uludi. I a.