Till ? OMAHA DAILY BflE : TUESDAY , NOVKMBKK 1/i /
THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL , ULUFPa
CFFICEi - NO. 12 PEARL STREET
Tellrcren ty cfirrlor Co nnr part of the olty
II.VT , TII/TON. - MANAGER.
1 EMPUOXEb
MI.Mlt MKXftl\ ,
N V. Plumbing Co.
Council Ulufts Lumber Co. .
William Scott , xvho pooled n , pod or1 * , chcok
Sunday night , xvas lined Ml TO In police court
jcstnrdnv morning- .
Whoever xvill return tir-23-J Sixth street
block anil xvhito bull pup , iiluru iirjand ono
eye , clipped cars , will Rot reward.
A laprobo nnd xvhlp xvoto stolen from ix
bugiry belonging to I' . K. Kmnr , xvhllo
It xva standing In front of , the Herman
( Jnthollc church Sunday night ,
The picture * of I. M. Troy nor and tj. II.
OtfdGii iinpeaiIn iho lust lisuc of the YontiB
Moil's Journal , an Oniaini publication ilo-
voted mainly lo llio inlorusis of Iho Young
Men's Clu ifcUiiii ussoctalion.
Uogiilur cominunlcation of Jlluff City
IndL'o No. 71 , Ancient , Krco and Aei-optmi
Mnsotn. this evening. All muster Masoni in
good standlui ; nro cordially invited , Uy
order of the xvorslilplul inavcr.
Meetings nro In prourwi nt the l-'lfth ixve-
1,110 Meihoiilst church every niirht under Ihu
In.tdnntitp of tin1 rcllror.ii evangelists , Jonnii )
Smllh nnu Ado'.ildc ' Klioiman. llisreporled
ttiat conversions nro of nightly occurrence.
All members of Iltuvltoyo lodge No. IM
mid liumbnldt lodge No. 1T1 , Independent
Order of O Id l-VHows , uro requested to meet
ut the hull XVodnesdiiv afternoon HIJ oVlorh
to attend the funeral of Anton IlinK. Visit
ing Odd Kellovvs are invited to pirnclpite.
II. I ) Vim Brunt's ollico was entered by
buritlnrs bunilav night. They eiitored uy
prylnn opnn tlio ri-nr xvimloxv. and niolo a
co.il bolonprii : lo l-'rmik Van Ilruni , and ix
trunk and vnllse , together xvltti some uiulor-
rlnthlng of John A. IClllnn , a voting man ,
IV'IIO Hlnupj 111 ItlU SttMO.
llurrv W Montross of Di' . niat , H. I ) . , nnd
Miss Anna Kutren of Council HlulT > wore
nini-ricd .xiisterdnv noon at , thn Caihollc pur.
MoniigQ by Ilev b'.ither Ucnihnn They loft
rm thu ovi'iiitn. itnln for a bridal trip lo llol-
drffgo , Net ) , 'J'hcy xxlll bo at home in Do-
! 3mct December 1.
Ooimiili'raliliJlinprox'omentinro bfliift oiatio
In the ofllcc of thu Western Union Taltiuraph
coiniKiny. The ollico proper is being moved
to the front of thu room , a handsome dcsi < is
being put In and enlnrgcil HWitclinaards are
iiolng mndo so as to allow moro xx-itv-i to ho
used This will enable the eunipjnv to glvo
prompter service.
The following parties xvero prantocl mir-
ringo licenses yesterday : Henry W. Mont
ross nf DcHmot , H D. , nnd Annlu l-'aKon of
Council Hluff ; . ! liti N. Willis nn t Kmnm
F. Leslie of Omaha ; William I1. Honncsoyof
Council UlulTs and llattio Kline ol I'lntts-
mouth ; James I'alcrson iinil Adi Ward of
Pottuxvattauilo countv.
An Italian , xvhoso nnmo could not bo
learned , tried to commit suieldn Sunday af
ternoon at Iho Union I'.iclllc transfer. Ilo
scorned to bo out of His rik'lit mind , nnd kept
nnylng tlmtsomo ono xvns after him to rob him
of hfa money. .Suddenly ho tlrow a revolver
and put it up to his head. A lu.stander
IcnocKcU It nxvay , but xvhen ii went olt the
shot teen offeet in llio Italian's \vnsl. The
weapon was lultcn n\vay from him and he left
on the evening tr.iln for Iho east.
MX\-I : i : : ou 'i nr. ixicss COIMIS 01- :
At tinllniton Sir | < s ( Jiiniu'll Itlnir-t , la.
iilt-iiu'h hoax'y dark suiting * , lc ! ) a
yiird.Yard
Yard xvido jacqu.ird fancies , - ! Ka
yard.
I'jtiglish checked suiting and Scotch
p'nids , all wool , ! lc ! ! a yard.
Changeable Irriduboont Ixvills. 40
inches xvido , a bargain at 'loe a yard.
Ladies' cloth , l inches xviUo , a full
line of fall colors , SOc a yard.
Over 100 pieces of all-xvoul serge and
cashmere in every iiu igiiinblo color at
COc a yard.
iMi'otmn : xx'ooi , < iooii ! .
The sxx-ell thlnq for the fall of 1892 is
Hhoxvn by us. The nexv txvo-toncd.
inntcln Bn in an endless variety of ox-
quifiito combination of colors.
roi'i.iNs.
This fabric , although not noxv , is one
of the popular xvoavos for this fall. A
lull range of colors. ljrico Sl.OJ a yard.
STOliM M'.IKtK.H.
Tlio most prolltable iiialerial for fall
xvcar is ohoxvn in an ond.eib ashortment
of xvoavcs. i'rlcoa f om Too to 91.oil a
yaid ,
10-iNfii xviiii' coitus.
A beautiful cloth much the same as
hurgo xx'ith a moro i > roininont cord ami
much heavier a full rnngo of full oolois.
1'i'icc $1 a yard.
SI OTC'iJ CIIHVJOJ'S
An entirely noxv weave , very heavy ,
beautiful iinish. elegant i > hiidcn , a very
dcsiiable fall niatorial , I'rice 9\.M \ a
ya u.
KANl'VCllKl'OXS.
Wo slioxv nn endlcbb variety of lignred
cropoiiH in all the loading sliadoi ? , a full
line in three qualities. Prices , 7oc ,
$1.1)0 ) and $1.25 a vnrd.
falhK 1)101'AUTMKNT.
Our Importation order of silk is noxv
complete xvith all the now weaves and
fancy novelties of.the loadintr makurb of
Kuropo.
Changcablo surahs nnd talTotJs Too
nnd $1.01) ) .
Colored china silks fiOe. 7uc and $1.00.
Fancy arinuro silk IHIc , ! ) Sc , $1.11) ) .
Kvorx thing in silks is to bu found at
our counter , including cropc do chines ,
rhndames , faille silks , pcuu do solo , etc.
Sllk-and-wool bengalincs in black and
colors , $1.2o.
IJOHTON STOHK ,
l-'othcritigliam , Whltolaxv fc l'o , .
Council lilulTH.
N. H. Mull order ? promptly attended.
All orders xvhuther per express or mail
i of charge.
> \.ll , I'.liS.ltllt ll'il.1.
O. W WIrt loft bistovoniiiK for u bubiuess
trip of a month to Minnesout.
Harry \ \ clsinuor. wno Is ntatiunod In l.i-
uota , is In tliu UluiTs for a shun vUlt.
Mrs. M , II. lliilnl tingnnn to San An
tonio , Tex , , to visit her s ou , John W. italrd.
.luhn Morliol of thia cltv hns Johipd Ilav-
crlv'a mitiHtrols. Hu will bo lu tlio city lor a
short visit on thovJolh ,
lion. Thomas liowman left last evening
for Lynns , lu. . to attend thu winter metulni ;
of uio Sttitu l''irt'inon'b Toiiraameut iissoum-
lion.
lion.Miss
Miss \Voavor , supervisor of drawlucr In the
Chirneo bdiooh , and Miss Kvans and -Miss
Iloliiius , who oceiuiv slmlbir tioltlnns in
Omaha and ( Jr.uij Island , were In the city
. \n > tcnlny innliing a tour of Inspection of the
bCliOOll ,
Ur. O , L , . -
.Mi-Cartnoy , who has bi-on Hi -
nocicd with Dr. Woil , the dontnt. for ll O
time , U'uvt's toilnv to make his nt
bmnu In St. Paul , where ho will opt-n tlnntnl
JTOIIIH , Duilni ; his stav in this ciiv U-i han
bnronw n trroat favorite ami urovvn hlnui-lf
10 be a iiMster of bis | ) iofo-.sion. Ho will
t Hu many roim'ts and pleasant momorUs
xvltb him to hU nuw homo.
Mint hy liu On n ( inn.
Jerry BIIPS , a tiny about 10 years of arc ,
xvho lives near t'alrvlew i-emotery , met wltn
u fatal accident yesterday ntternoon. Ho
wa * out huntlns f.ijulrrou near Mynster
pnrliik'a with a eotnnuilun natii''d \Vllllam
Walton , \Vatton ( . limbed a lice and left
HIIOX bi > low xvltli
itm only pun ibey Had.
Wldlo Wntlon was In tlio tree ho hcant the
pun go cff , LooUiug ( town'bo saw ICaox
lyiup on tboXM-ound ilobnlf cllmued and
linlf turahlrd dowp , ami when ho reached
the bottom found that the load hud struck
bU companion In thn nccK. cuttlnt ; the Jut-
l r vein unit Killlni ; him aliiion iiiilantiy.
Thp remains xvcro picked uu and Ureucht ny.Ho
ICitop's undcrtaUliiK i'0"m . whore an in-
queat will bo hold today. The dead boy was
ino ken of Frank rJnui , H touiutcr , UVIUK ou
K.ist Bruudy ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
County PrlsonoH Try to Slash Their Way
to Liberty ,
THEIR EFFORTS WERE UNSUCCESSFUL
Alter .XUklng u ll plnr ol I'orco nn Olllccr't
KeriilTor Settles llio Trouble
Dclnlli of the I'lMii to
There tire txvo candiUtos : for the lown
stnto penitentiary xvho are cloiinor tliU
morning , In all probability , than they hava
been before for many a long day. A nd there
nro several moro xvho have co.iio to the con-
elusion that liberty Is n moro eluslvo thine
than nn Ignis futuu * or nn election bet A
scheme XXMS concocted yesterday bvho
prisoners in thu county j ill to in.iko . a bjKl
bronk for frceuom. With llus end in vlovx a
llr t cl iss light wiis gotten tin at tlio noou
hour xvhen SlierllT llaz-Mi was out ot the citv
nnd both of his depullus 'had gene l.oino lo
dint.er. The light \v.is n free-for-all affair ,
Jt xvus evidently thu hope of the urltoners
that tha Jailer , a boy whom they reckoned
on being able lo bundle , would KO Inside the
corridor for the purpose of quelling iho dls-
lurbauco.
They xvoilhl knock him down , disable him
If niicuisnry , nnd xvalk out of tno ] > ill at their
leisure , llut their plan failed ( o xvorK , for
tliu Jailor contented biinseif xvith staying
olitsldo and oiilormit them lo batmvu tuum-
sulvos , u thing whlcn they refused lo do.
Mrs , ll.i7.Rii then wont , lo llio Jail door , but
mul xvuh n tin runt ot abuse from them.
Word was sent to Diiputius O'Urien and
HooK ? . , rind bolero long thev arrived.
U'lirlon tvent Inside , but he bail no sooner
( lonii so than a couple of r.i/.or.s were Hashed
on him in UHI hamls of " .Snbor" Hum * , ono
of tint men who held up the toll-Keeper at
thu tnotoi bridge , and William Hi-n/on , wtio
shot at Ofllcer l.eueb and It , now uuiter in-
oletmunt. uv the prand jury .
U'Hrlon Immeiilately pulled hU revolver
frnin ins poeket anil shot Hums through the
lust lliu-cr ol tiU rlutit liund , sending the
ueauon llyhu ; Iron his lutml. Hcn/.on anil
lie t'iai > , ) lfd , anu no received ncvcral small
call on nis llrat tincer before lion/aa dceiileil
toiciic.it. Ben/o.i then took ioiiuo In Hie
sloel cvlinder , UUIIIK the riuor witli nttn. Ho
refused to t'lvo ui > tcu weapon , and the hose
was biou ht to play on htm. He stood on
the bu.iK lit one corner of Iho cell and look a
shower hath for half ua hour , at thu end of
which Hum ho refused to surrender as stub
bornly us at llrst. Thn same kinu of treat
ment was L'lven to Burns , who was llnaliy
taken from the cylinder to a cell by hlmselt
upstair * , to bo kept there on a broad and
water diet. On bis way upstairs ho took oc
casion to warn O'Urlen ' imainat Uonzon , sayIng -
Ing ha was u desperate character , and would
kill t bo first man about the J'dl bo qot a
ctianco at.
The greater 1 irt of the trouble was caused
by Burns , HCIIZDII. Murahv and Hcnuesny.
the two latter b linn the Icllows who wont
through the Pottioouo roiluonco. They
showed their Intention to c.iuao trouble by
raininir a stiowcr of iron spittoonu , dishes
and bottles ou uvry one , vho came nenr the
bars of the corridor. There were niilto a
number of prlsoneis in the J ill who had boon
nut in for trivial offenses , amoni ; others
beii > several saluonkcPiiorj wno Had neg
lected lo pay ihotr nionthlv lines. They asked
In anxious touosof voice yestordav affrnoon
if tlmy could bu released on the payment of
their fines. _
Don't forgot , to attend the third an
nual ball anil supper given by the Grand
hotel bell boyi at Masonic tcmplo , Nov
ember L'll.
The lladiaut novelty base burners
are Iho bust hoate"s in Iho city.
them at Swaine'd.
A late invoiuo of el.eneillo curtain ,
and Smyrna rugs at low prices. Counci1
niulTs Carpet company.
JJoston Btoi-o closes every evening at 0
p. iii. , unless Mondays and Saturday *
Instead of hotting a hat on election
wager one of thosa handsome low-priced
wino or brandy dots at Lund Bros.
Gcntlumcn , the finest line of tall goods
in the city , ju.it received. Uoltor , the
tailor , U10 Broadway.
The gcnuino liurr Oak stove ? are sold
cnly by Chas. Swaino , 737 Broadway.
Call and see them.
Coal and wood ; best and cheapest
Missouri hard wood in the i-ity ; prompt
delivery. H. A. Cox , Mo.1 Main.
Ten bhnrns capital stock Citizens State
bank for sale. H. II. Shoafc.
Oetuiiue Kound O.ilc , Itidinut Homo
P. I1. Stewart ritovc.s and ranges , sold
exclusively by Cole & Cole , -11 .Main.
Davib for drugs and paints.
Mi s K .1. Davis is closing out nor
Rtock of notions at less than cost. COO
Main street , opnooito Iiel's hotel.
ICOpooplo in tins city lisa gi3 steve ?
Iho Gas Co. puts 'om in at cost.
ins mnm.v ; : xv.\ TOO iu.x\\ : .
riniiiirhil niuliarrnihiuunt Cam CM Anto.i
Itiuli ( oTiiKtt IIUO\vn I.llo.
Anton Hlnk , who kept a ijrocory nt L'Ol
Main street , shot and killed hlmscM in-
frtnully yesterday mornlti ! ; . Ho had been
complainiap of fcolini ? unwell and did not
\vont to Ket up at hla usual time. His wife
went down stairs lo attend store while thu
clerk , Billy Smith , wont to breakfast. Shortly
after RohiK down he heard her lltllo ( 'irl
call her lo cumo ui > stairs at onco. She xvcnt
up nnd found her husband lying on the floor
by tno bedshlo unconscious , xvith the blood
strcnmlni ; from u Kront hole in tno mludlo of
his faivheixd , She at llrst thought ho had
struek his head against the xvashslund thai
stood near , but a moment later she diseov-
ured iiIIS-ealibL-r revolver lyinj ; near him von
thu Hour and she learned tlio awful Iruin.
Tlio coroner was notllleil nnd the re
mains \xcro laUcn lo Lunltlo > 's un
dertaking rooms , xvhnro It was de
cided to hold an trnjucst atI n. lom ,
An examination uhnuod that the rcx'oh'er
niiist have IIMHI held tlnlil uiruliibl Kink's
xvhen It xvent off , ns the t > lln xvas noi
powder burned and a lar.'e ahnro of me
powilor had evidently exploded after it KOI
be noalli the skin , at > the akin was forced oiit-
xvaid and two IOIIK tui'lsions running atngnt ;
angles ban bron m de , Tno ball hnd KOIIO
clear through iho head and come out at the
back.
A number of reasons were nsKlirnoil for hoar
Mlicldu. Ilo was ill n very lralilitened con
dition llnauclally ana hU health bad been
vcrv poor for a IOIIK time DU.S' , Itisujo |
uaut by bis friends tbatallltln over u year
QUO Im met with u sunstroke that unoal-
anccd bis mind , and uvorsmcu bo has shown
the cffuots in his actions ,
An Imiuojt was notd during the afternoon ,
and tno testimony of Mrs. Uink , John
ijchulu , J. 1) , King and W. T. Smith , bent
bartender , was huurd , They all agreed lint
Mr , Kink's actions liad Indicated int > anitv ut
lime : , ever since he attended the tunarul of
n friend on thu lllib of Auirutl , ! bU ! , and was
Riinjtruc'li on his way home. Hnutira
toniinony was csneelally Inteicstlnp. lie
btalcd that bo iui.1 Kink bud bad a conversa
tion u few dayH ana In which IfinK aid that
if the doinocruls didn't Jo boiler than Iho
republicans on tin ) subject of iTohibitlou ho
was fOlJt : to kill himself ; ho couldn't mnlto
It pay. Smith tried to lulls bun out ot his
noHiiondrncy , although at the lirno he thought
ho was trylnirlo ] oltu him boeauaeho ( Smith )
was a republican.
After the icsiiiaony was nil in the Jury retired -
tired and Immediately rendered u verdict ,
that thu deceased came to his neatb
from n pistol shot , tired by hla own band
while In u ill of temporary aberration of the
mind.
Thu deceased was Lorn in Buehau , Ger
many , mid caou : to ibu country aoveniron
I ycurc a o , locaiiut ; lu Council llljlla , Ho
hd nlxvay stood well amonp hM n soclrtto
At the ttino of bis Oeatb ho was SO ynars of
ago. 110 Umves a wife and two numll child-
ron. The funonxt xvlll tnko plaeo tomorrow
afternoon nt U o'clock from the rolilonco at
tba corner ot XVIllow avenue and Main street ,
under iho auspices of Hutnboldt loilRO No.
17-4. Independent Order of Odd Follows , ol
which ho was n member.
See tlioso oil heaters at Sw.iino's , 737
Uroadway. _
.Morn llmtsr XViintril.
It you have any dllllcnUy in finding
tenants lor votir house * allow us to put
our card on It for ten days ; you will bo
pleased with results.
s , NICHOLSON it Co.
Dentil of .Mm. l , < Milrniirr.
e. wife of V. Uentzlncer , died yo tcr-
uay afternoon at n : : ; ' . ) o'clock athcrrcsidonco ,
avenue K , of rancor , after an Illness of
two months , npcd10 years. The deceased
xvas a tnomhcrof the Women's Christian as
socl.iuon and the Presbyterian church , nnd
xviu noted for her earnest xvork in charltnblo
lines , runcral announcement xvlll bo made
later.
Constipation cored by Do Witt's ttarly
Ulsors.
_ _
Day & llesf. have a force of men xvork-
ing j on the roads through the Klein
tract , liny live or ton acres there xvhilo
it is cheap.
S. B Pro \voll , xvalchmnkcr , 740B'xvay ,
The A. D. T. Co. has added two now
liauks to its torco and will answer e.ills
at nil hours , day or night. Telephone ,
17 ! ) ; ollluo , 8 Main street.
Judson , civil engineer , IMS Broadway
Potatoes for Milo in lots of from live
busliols up. W. t5. Humor , -5 Main
btrcet.
Don't forget that SAMUIO sells llto
Klmhurst stoves.
OLD I11ON3IDES.
Kviiiliil-rriiri's nl tlin Ciirorr iif Iho lllstnrlr
CiiiislltiUliill.
Noxv York Sun : Not many people may
know that the old frigate Constitution ,
boienownud in our annals , is still in
cluded among the vessels of the nax-y.
She is dininanllod. as might bo expected
at her ago , and is kept In that condition
at i'ortb'iiouth , N. II. She is a craft of
UiOU ! tons displacement and now carries
no buttery in plnco of the forty-four
guns of the days of her glory.
It xvas the Constitution that , after the
inauspicious opening on land of our xvar
with Great Britain eighty years ago ,
led off a series of splendid victories on
tlio son. The honor of the first capture
of a British xvar vessel undoubtedly belongs -
longs to the Essex , Captain David Porter -
tor , xx'hoso defeat of tlio Alert occurred
six days before the Constitution de
stroyed the Guorrieto. But the Essex
carried thirty-two thlrty-txvo-pounders
and the Alert only twenty oighteon-
poiiudors ; bo that very soon after open
ing lire the crow of "tho little British
craft , xvhieh. having captured one of our
transports , had made up to the Ks ox ,
talcing her to be a merchantman , xvero
compelled to quit tholr guns and xvithin
eight minutes to strike their llag. This
conquest , though gratifying , xvas iu-
ovittiblo ; xvhorens that of the Constitu
tion was gainou over a craft nearer her
oivn wizo nnd strength.
But xvhilo yielding the laurels of
p.-iority to the gallant Essex on this
beore , the Constitution , under Captain
Isaac Hull , can claim them again for
success in a trial of seamanship botiveen
herself and a British squadron. Till
then affairs xvoro looking gloomy for us
at boa iiB xvell as on land. Tlio British
frigate Belvidore , xvhilo convoying a
fleet of merchantmen , had escaped from
u xvholo squadroa of our xvar snips ,
whereas Our Nautilus had struck to an
English squadron , being the first xvar
ship captured on either side. Under
these unto ward circumstances the
Constitution , returning from Europe ,
foil in xvith a British squadron
led Ly the Africa , n slxty-four-gun
ship. During four day B she xx-as chased
by this squadron. Through onlin and I
through broe/o the flight nnd pursuit ,
xvent ou. At ono time she had boats out i
toiving her ; ut another her crew xx'ero
hauling upon a kudgo anchor that had
boon carried out and dropped a long dis
tance ahead. On the fourth day the
longed-for xvitid came , and , xvith every
sail" set , the Constitution droxv axvay
from her pursuers , the kceno when live
frigates xvere stnmlinir on the same tack
and the Constitution xvas shoxvlng her
heels to tno enemy being often recount
ed eighty voarb ago. Some of the his
torians describe this as the llrst of our
triumph on tlio sea in that xvur.
But in our time , of course , the fame o
the Constitution is moro familiarly asso1
elated xvith her capture of the Guorriero1
It xvas on August 19 , 1812 , that the txvo
vessels mot , both eager for a light. The
scene xvas otT the const of Massachusetts.
The British craft , commanded by the
gallant DncreH , xvns llrst to open lirebut
Hull maneuvered Ills vessel into the
right position before ho replied. The
enemy's nmzcnmnst soon xvent by the
board , followed by her mainmast. When
she struck she xvas , In faetsocompletely
Ubod no that she could no' , bo tnkon into
port , and haJ to ho blown u , ) . The Con
stitution was superior in tonnage and
complement , carried moro guns and
thrown much heavier xvolght of metal
In her broadside ; still the vessels xvero
near enough matched for the victory to
produce a tremendous impression on
both sides of the ocean. Alison de
scribes the "shock of this iinxvonloil
naval disaster" in England , ivhoro the
belief that Britannia ruled the waves
xvns so profound that Iho American navy
had seemed to bu a mere mouthful fo
hor.
hor.That
That name year the Constitution ,
mid or B'tinbridgo. gained another great
victory over the Java , olT the coast of
B lull. The , Ia\-a , like her prececossor ,
was a : > S-gun ship , and in thu battle bho
lo t her foromatit and ini//.onmiiHt , be-
Bides a part of her bowsprit , while , to
complete the parallel , like tlio Guor-
riere , she was so wioi-kcd in tlio liur
that she had to be blown up. It was
great exhibition o ( good sea imuihlii
and superior gunnery on the Dart of til
American vessel , for , ah Cuopur says
"tlio Java had boon literally picked to
pieces by shot , spar following spar until
aim had not ono left. " Her loss in killed
and wounded was very heavy ,
Finally , in 1B1. * > , under command of
Commodore Stewart , tlio famous old
ship Hindu a uoublo capture of the Brit
ish frigate Cvimo and bleep Levant
Old Ironsides , as bho" had como to bo
o-illed during tlio war , was launched at
Boston in 1797 , and xvho knows but xvhon
the 100th anniversary of that event comes
in wind she may again bo put into com-
nUslort , so ns to rccolvo cuntomilnl
honors'P
Mrs.lnsloxv1 * HwnnTnc Sjrtip for chil
dren teething oflcnsthe gums and ulliiys
nil pain. ' . ! > ' > contt n ( .6 . a 1 9.
OATS ON THE PAYROLL.
lliimlrril I'nlr . r.mplojiMl hy tlio
Three hundred afrid'iidd cat1 ? are iniiln *
tnlned ' by the United Status government ,
the co.it of their support being carried
as a regular Horn oji the accounts ot the
1'ostolllco department. They nro dis
tributed among iihriill fifty postolllcos ,
and their duty Is to Kpcp rota and mice
from eating postal , .matter and mail
sacks. Their xvoijl .js of iho utmost
importance wherever largo qualities of
mail tire collected' ' , ns' for example , at
. the ' Now Yorlc postolllce , where U,000 to
' ) ,0M ( hagi ot such material arc coin *
inonly stowed away in the huso *
me lit. i-'ormcrly great datnago
was often Anne by mis-
cliiovous rollouts which chewed holes in
the sacks and thought notliing of bor
ing clear through bigs of letters in a
niirht. Troubles of tins sort no longer
oi'cur now that the olllfi.il pussies stand
guard. Ktich city po.-tmastor U allowed
from $ H lo ilo a year for the keep of his
fi'liuo stntT , bending his estimate for
"cat meat" \ViHiln gtot : at the beginning -
ginning of each quartet. Care italioii
not to toed tlio animals too high In or
der that their appetite for live ginno
may bu keen. It Is laid down as a rule
that : no moat shall bo glxon when there
is i > a nioiii > u or a rat to bo caught.
Cats are kept in all the government
building * at Washington. In that of
the State , War and Navy depart
ments they tire employed not
only to protect the nriculess pi
pers stored there , but to guard ugiiiust
lire. Twice the War department h-s
been sot allro by rats ijnawlng matches
on ono of those occasions in the ollico
of the secretary of war in the middle of
the night , A year ago the troaMiry had
nine cats , but they inndo themsolvo.s
obnoxious and all wore given away but
*
two. Those are as wild as possible , get
ting t a living by foraging for themselves.
Mii'p tire notoriously ton I of chewing up
money , but they have no clinnco to got
at Uncle Sam's paper cash which is ki-pt
in looms witli iron xx-alls that defy their
tooth Hals occupied the pension ollico
in great numbers xvhl'o ' it was in process
of building , taking up their residence in
Iho walls and floors ns > fast a * they were
put up. Two years ago four cat's were
introduced there to gu.ird Iho records of
the old soldiers and they have driven
"
most of the vermin away. The best rat
killer of the quartet , r.ot long asro , being
frightened at something fell from the
Bccond gallery fifty feet to the tiled floor
and xvas killed. The xvliito hou > o has
two cats , one a black and xvhito female ,
kept in the kitchen , and the other a
black Tom , which belongs in the stable.
Mrs. Harrison hnd four lovely Maltese
pussies , but they all disappeared
stolen , very likoly.
But the cupi'ol is the gron test place
in Washington for cats. The hugo
structure is fairly nswarm with them ,
and at niirht they scamper about in
tro is. Nobody knows how many of
them there arc , but tlio xvatch'nion
reckon them by scores. They are all
vagrants , and xvlld us kaxvks. 'in sum
mer they are scattered about the neigh
borhood to some extent , but in xvintor
they gather about the building. At
about 10 oVloak every night they begin
a mad racing through the empty corri
dors , which are imulo to resound witli
their cries. The acoustic effects pro
duced are astonibhing. Lot a single
grimalkin lift UD his voice in Statuary
hall , famous for its echoes , and the
ellenco of the night is broken by a yell
like that of u damned t-oul. us loud as a
locomotive whistle. A favorite place
for cat. concerts. is the xvhisporing gal
lery , down beloxx' , known as iho "crypt , "
where the feeblest sound is magnified
into a roar. Imagine tlio demoniacal
ensemble of half a do < : on feline songsters
in such a spot !
Tlio British gox'ernmont pays certain
sums , regularly passed through tlio ac-
counts quarto , ly , for providing and
keeping cats in public ollcosilockynrds )
nnd btorohousoH. Hats and mice used to
doagreit deal of damage to paper in
tlio imperial printing ollico of Franco ,
but now a mim is appropriated yearly
for maintaining a still'of cuts 'there ,
xvhich are fed twicn a day and carefully
looked after by a in in who is paid for
that service. In Vienna four cats nro
employed hy the authorities to catfh
mice on the premises of tiie numiei-
mlity A regular allowance isoted
for their keep , and after : i reasonable
period of active .sorvivo they are placed
on the retired lint with comfortable pen
sions. The Midland railway of England
supports oiirht cats at Trent , which are
berne on tlio company's pay rolls for
'
milk and moat. Thci'r duty is to guard
the hundreds of thousands of empty
corn s icks , and the importance of their
xvork may bo estimated from the fact
that txvolvo xvoinen are engaged all the
year round darning holes eaten by rats
in the sackii.
1'orfootactionilii * iv. iiiH-x
from the use of DJ Witt's Uttlo Early His
or * . A perfect little pill.
l.onlc Out tor Motfinrx.
Now York Times : Nox-ember is nl-
xvnys conspicuous for one tiling , .so that
if there are no other very marked phe
nomena , xvo are always sure of having
0110 distinctive feature , nnd that is the
moteorrf. Tlio earth in November win
surely plunge through the great meteor
/.ono that lies in her nathxvay about Iho
14th , and meteors will bo seen on thu
nights of the llith , Mth and 15th , though
no ono can toll beforehand xvht'thor a
more brilliant display than usual will
reward tlio patient xvatch of the ob
server or wholhor the falling blurs will
bo few and far botwonn.
Every your bring.s us ono stop noiiror
to Iho oxpi'Oted epoch when the meteors
xvlll full like the raindrops in n tropical
storm and the heavens xvlll nooin to bo
on lire. The your 1W)9 ) is sot for this
grand i-olcstlal illumination , and 'tis not
so very far away. Each succeeding year
between now and then mav show us an
increasing pyroteeliif display. It is
thought that in course of time , iintond
of a number of years elapsing between
siu-fcssivo moteorio hhmvorw , thorp .will
bo a display xvoll worthy of our admira
tion each year.
The motours are technically known as
Leonids , bee uiso tno point from which
they seem to radlntj ih in tlio constella
tion of the Lion , wliieh is known astro
nomically lib Leo , and is eiibily diBlln-
guishod from other groups They move
Hxviftly , are ehnructori/.ed by a green ! sh
or bluish tint , while tlio trains they
leave behind uro brilliant , and roinain
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't ' Report.
for snino o 'otuls The bnit linn1 to
Ion : for Leonids I * abntil ! t o'cloi'U In
tlio inornliir ( , when Lee IB xvoll uhovo
the h.ri/ou , thouij.i I hey niiix bu soon
nt tiny time dxirlittf tlio nlKht.
Thu Lminhls litivu n ronuintlc hl loi-y.
It linn boon iirovon tlmt In the yfiir 120
of our onx Tomplo's comet cinnu very
near Urnuut , winch turtiotl tlio coutot
from its conrso nnil impriBonud it xvlthln
our system. It hns over since continued
to rovolvoln the orhlt In xvhich it xvns
compelled to move by n resistless poxvor ,
the perihelion resting on tlio earth's
orhlt unit the aphelion reaching beyond
the orbitof Urnnus , The comet ro.iehos
the otxrlh'fl crossinc plucoonon in thirty-
thrco nnd n quarter yours , and then the
( rent meteoric showers occur , lit the
cnso of the Leonids the motcor sxvnrm
follows llio comet. Mnny nstronoinors
holiovo thnl llio coniot Itself IS the
thickest part of the tnvtirm nnd thnl the
niotoor swiirins nro simply the debris of
the comot.
Ifyojhxvi pini OiWii.'iVitn i dual
snlvo xvlll suroij- euro you.
LIBERTY'S NEW NIGHT DRESS.
II l < n'l ( JnlliDime. . Tint si | , XViMir * Ili-r
Illiiiliini ol I'lrn .Xlri'iil > .
I'voninir slrolloi'si nn the linttcry have
inlstod for Mtnu time the lights of the
ti'oddosrt of Liliei'ty on I iodine's iBlainl.
About two inoiiths 11 0 the niithorlties
uoucluded to miiUo omo doclduil lin-
provonionU on the lights atiys the Noxv
Yorlc Sun , and the btultio xv.ts hhroiidod
in ( larlviioxvlillo they xx'oro bolnj ; com
pleted. For the pant xvculc , however , a
partinl notion of the xvholo new li hlln
lias buen alTordod by the sij lit of so
much us IMS boon accomplished by the
eleott-ieiiiiijj who have thowoi-U in hand.
The f oddo-ss now xvoars a fiery diadem
every nijjht. It is coinno ud of txvo imp-
ullol roxvd of ineiiiideacont lights , whoso
are of xvhito , roil and bltto lass.
in rcjfi'-iu1 ' siicccs'ion ,
of the o rows is made ti | ) of
twont\-sovon lijihts. oiuh ; ono of which
has u poxx'ur of liflj ea-idles , iniikin < ; a
total power of - , ( o inilloJ. 'i'ho Ken-
oral etl'ect as soon from llio Udltery in
the llory eroxvn upon the brow. The
torch is illiimitiittuil with a single are
lisrht of llOlU , ) e uullo poxyer , which h t >
hnvo u lar o retloiitor to multiply its
luminosity. In addition to thisti sl\y-
llpht ; IA to ho inserted in the top of the
torch. TJio olTect of this xvill not bj
observed * on a elour night , but xvhon
over tlio air 5s misty , or co.itainsdnst or
fo { , ' in tiny quantity , liiu sUylitjht is ox-
pooled to throw the light , high up in the
ait-and to cause tin intense luminosity
overhead. This skylight xvill contain
glass of tlilToront colors , xvhich will
mivko a general cITcct of a softer and
.moro gon'.nl light than the ordinary
olootric carbon titYords. To orown the
xvholo , a powerful searchlight , placed
on the ground in front of the statue ,
will bo turned full on the fico.
Becctiam's Dills eurai SICK licad.iuln.
ol tli Memory.
Among the tyrannies ol memory there
is ono xvhich particularly DU/.xles mo ,
says : i xvriter in the Atlantic I cnnnot
uuderatand xvhy certain blight incidunts ,
certain unimportant traits of jiorson or
miinnur , should in the nftortlmo b"como
as a shorthand symbol , gathering up
the xvholo s'uu.uion. the entire imugii
and "atnfo.inhoro" of the noison rcinem-
hoied. Tno most distinct rcurcsent.t-
tion I am able to form of a friend of
mine ( no longer living ) i.s upon this
xviso : Hooded and cloaked for a winter
xx'allc , 1 see her at ii certain point upon
the path ; she is in the act of taking1 a
stop forward. Whuu the one
stop is completed this men
tal portrait vanishes instantly
and can bo reproduced only in
thn xvay I have described , nnd only t-
fudo again at the same juncture. I
have even como to dread the edged ino
cisivonc'ss , this scrupulous circumstan
tiality of memory ; nnd I often fall _ to
speculating as to xvhat now happening
xvill bo in future recalled with special
poignancy. Sometimes such forecast
acquires almost the mournful quality of
retrospect. I very xx'cll know ( though I
do not knoxv xvhy ) that , xvhon a fiiend
of mine turns the le-if of a nexvspapor
and folds it carefully back between
thumb and flngor , this net xvill bo among
the characteristic memories 1 shall
treasure regarding him , and xv'11 ' be
fraught xvith unaccountable and dis
proportionate putros , should memory
and I survive him.
Thu telephone has been known In Imlln
for generations.
An o'eclrlo ' road balxvocn Anlxvorn anil
Brussels xvill reduce llio llmo 75 per cent.
Ills announced by oublo that n storano
bavter.v omuibiu is in successful operation
In London , carrying txventy-six passengers.
The "Add to Ihis lliu
ilispatnh says : suc
cessful nciaplution of pueumntio tires lo
otmiibu c-i , just accomplished at GlasROiX' ,
anil the nrospncts of coinforUblu strcut ,
transit have been xvondorfully improved. "
Marshal P. Wilder , almost lost in ono
of the big leather chairs ut the Imperial ,
entertained a quartet of friends for half
nn hour last right , bays the Noxv Yorlc
Advertiser , "lloro is the newest ami
the Intvt from UK H iwory rcstntu'ant ,
Mnn goes In dotormlnod to bent the
tvnttor ut lili nxvn pnnio. Til give nn
order hu xvlll hnvo to call out to the
cook ns 1 give it , ' says the man ,
'Walter , ' ho saye , 'give mo txvo punched
ofjgi on lonst and have the yolks of the
egg * broken. ' Walter looks mud ,
3t'i-.itohoi IIH ! hand , then smiles and ytlls
doxvn to the klichon : 'Adam nnd Kvo
on a ruft wreck 'oml' "
An tittiiitcnt
oTrr the ono
that's inn do by
the proprietors of
Dr. SIIRO'H I'n-
tnrrh Heinody.
Unnnual , hut
made In good
fnllli. It's a iv-
xxaiil of $ . " > ( X ) for
tin hinirnblo cnw
of Catarrh. If
rou hnx'p ono , tbo
ninnoy'ii fur > ou. Utit \ u uin't Knmv
xxlu-tlicr > i > u Vittw < mi' , till > ou'xo trkil Ur.
SjiSi'V lleiiirtly.Vlint' . - i'lrnrable by nnv
otlu'i' ini'ii'H. yield * tn that. T.y HT mll'l ,
n > itblui ? , ' I'-itisini ' ni-.il hcaliii1 ; ii-iiiHirtle' ' < , it
cim-s the xxtst ci : vs. nn matter f lioxv lout ;
stinidin ? . That's t' ' > iviivui tbo money can
Iw olVcreil. TIIMT'II n ri > 'c nlKiut it , to by
Mire. Iut ! l ! s mi Miwll that the proprietors
nro xvilllng to tale : it.
The syinptnms of cntaiib nro , li-nilm-bp ,
nlistruct'lon of ioso ; , ilLselinrKiw fulling bit"
throat Miaii't lines - and ' Id
, piofusn , xx-atory , ni'i ,
at otliM-s , Ibli It , tonndrv.i' ! , latimus. piirnlont ,
bloody , lint rid mill ireii'-lvi ; eyes xvruk , ring-
In ; ; In tbo i-aix , d < l : ftuv , ( ( Tcnslvi' biiiith ;
snioll and taste linpahvd , and ( -oncnil debil
ity , . ) aly n tow symptom * present ut. onoo.
TliodoM SaoutitAn. 20 Years' Eipcricntc.
jlKAnint OF niSKAsia OK MEN AND
WO.XIKN. i'ltOriUKTOU OF T1IK
' .s incuii.x : , ntsruK-
cAHV Ol' ' J11.D1C1NK.
Itreatihe following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , nnd T.IHIKS : Dlf.
cwwuil the Kyoaml ICnr , Kit * uid A ) > oplexy , Hoiirt
Dieetise , l.lver ( 'onijiluiiit. Kidney Complaint ,
Harvouo Doblllty , Wontnl Depres
sion , Loss of rflR'ihood , Seminal
Weakness , r > liil > ctc . ] irightur > l'ea est Vims'
imiice. Kheumatbm , I'nraljsl" , Wblto Bwelllng ,
Scrofula , Fever Eorcs , Cnncors , Ttliviors
nnd KlHtula In ono removed without
the knlfo or drawinc a drop of
blood. Woman xx lib IIIT ilclloato oiw.iis re-
Btored to health. IWuiay tuicd xxiihout tupplus.
Special Attention given to private
and Venereal Diseases of all Itlnds.
S5O to SliOO forfeit lor i.-ay Wonoroal Dla-
case i cannot euro without morcury.
Tape Worms removed lu two or three home , or na
pay. Hi rjurrholils or riles cured.
THOSE WHO A UK AFri.ICTEl >
V.'lll save life and hundreda of dollura by calling
on or usliK :
OR. G. W. PflNGLE'S HER8AL MEDICINES.
The only riijsh-lun wlio can toll ivlmt alll
a iicrsouuitlmut. .
All corrcsixindenco strictly conndential. lledicin1
eont by oxpreas. Address all leltcra to
8SS Broadway.
Council BL ut'fs , Iowa
- ' ' I'rac-
Sim & Saiimicrs0Tysth'o'l . o ami
fodunl courts. Ituonis .1. 4 ami 5 S
llenro bluc-K , Council lUuIU. l.i.
Tolhonwneraor all lots , juris of lolsiiuil re.il
O'it.ilo aluiu : itli ) 'tn ol. from ( .r.iud a\o-
nuc to I nxvlcr axvnin * .
You aio liL-rcliy niitilb" ! mat tin ) iimlrr-
ilsnu I , Ilirei ) dl-liituriiileil fivubiililiTt. nf the
elty oCOniubii. hive hiien itmy . .pDiiiiiled hy
the in.iviir. witli the uppi-ival or the t-iiy
council o ! Slid oily , to 'ISMI-S the daio.ijio ID
tliu unnri-s reiii'i'lIxi-lv i > r lluiiropiity
iiltoctt'd by I'li.iuaodf Bi.idoof iBilbstri-ul from
( ! r ( avouim ! > 1'owlor siVL-nue , di-cMirod
necoss.iiy i/y uiiliiiiiiii-u No H'T. ' p iss"il ueioljer
' . ' "ilh. li'l. * ' ' , npprovel Oi'lnbi'i--'Tib , iNIi
Vim are furl HIT nuiillel ilial , liiivms ae-
cupti'd s.il I appointment , i.nd ( Inly iii lillicd
as riMiulruil hy law. xxo nil ! ou IIKI . .Inl day
of Novuiuter , A. 1) ivj ; , at Ihu hour of n
o'eln'U In thu forenoon , nt Ihe ollleo of
John V I lacK , ill CbainOor of ( 'oininerci' ,
within tbo corpor no llmlls of said olty , meet
for tlio purjio-iu of ( onsldorliiK and ni'iklti
thf iisiesMiieiit of ( liiiii.iKi1 in ibeownoM rti-
hpectlvely of s.ild proporlv , iilTcniud hvsild
oliiiir-'o of irr.ule. t lUlu : Into consider itlon
Bpcelal bencllls if any.
Vou mo notllled to he projont at tbo ilmo
and place nfoio-ald. and make my objections
ti > orbtjtninents ooiiuorniuj said iissosimuiiD
of d.unaxo * as yon may consldor proper
JOHN V. I'l.Al'K. C-hiilrniRn ,
( IKOIMJi : J. I'AIIL.
JAMICSSIOt'KIIAI.i : ,
Omaha , Nov 4 , iblli. nlOdlOt
*
i-v. jiiiteks- s sa s. ' ? .
Twin Oity Steam Dye Works
A. sc'iionnsAC'K , i > ttc > i > uin rou.
GLSA3MING-
OP aOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Oiniilia Onico , Io2l Kurniiin St ; Tulopliono 10 1. ( 'ouiictl MlutTu Olhuo mid \Vork
Cor , Avu. A nndUlli at. ; Tolopbona U10. Send fur elrouliirs nnd prlco list.
JELEPHONE 157
724 BROADWAY , COUSTC ! ! , BIctTPPS , IA.
Plrst class In every respect. Proinpt attention given to transient
wo'k and satlsfacJon guarantoad. DJOM tor-ms to ou. of town
uge.ns ,
NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS
KMPLOVMBNT.
WANTKD lllrl for Ri'mir.U housework , 109
'
1'OUtttl II , llOOll "IUC * .
Ur.NTKD - OrnUt forrlly ohnroh. Ail-
_ drc C 1:1. : Itpe , Council lilutTi. _
HflTCMIKU wantud , ono nblo Irt miikp
SRKP. Applvtn Ueoriio Mesohandorf , IWv
llro.ulwny01111011 ( HlulTt.
HOUSES AND LANDS.
FAIIXI nml city loim. Money loino'l on
stock and L'raln. llexl cstato for iiln
I bu-lupsi rentiU. Money loano I
(01 ( lee il Invt'sti'r * . 1/oiiK'i" .VTowlo.ilX I'ourl
I OIt < XIK-t'lioi'-ost farm tn I'otUwntti-
in o I'd. III -i TIM.vo I liu itud : in I Im-
| im\ol I'rli < it iin , u-ro. lilt Slmtfrii
Nell \N ( 1-A nl < * o home on rf , 7tn
Mieot in ur ( Mi tivi'iiue , ole-ir of oiicuin-
liriinrp , fn Iii-iui In Oin ihii Munii'iim Pine
nr Kiinnt/c I' ai-c | in > -m-il Will | inl In $ . ' .5) )
ilillerunrc ti'iooi'-lilo d * . Nli'hii.snn A I'o.
I/di : I Xi'll Wit : II norm m IMiTlilni
* - iniintv , Con , xvllh Iniiirnvoiiionl" , foi
Mo-h of dry an.iis an 1 cliilhlnnr otlmr
nnl r II II Slioafc.
ijUlIl SU.K-Onsint I piynonls. fruit and
- ' irnr.k'n 'an ' I n.'ir Co mull ltlilT < K , n ,
Hicafo. llro.i Iw iy in \liitn I slroot.
\\T A.UloT > i Cl. ( IMVO so i ) oTTlio tliiau
' > tarni In soi .hwnilorn ( own for s.Uo.
full and SL-O in V-'i XI ilnslreuu
Ii'Olt i\ril : AXttT.-IlKod 4.room hnu < on 8.
Mh slront Tnr laiiir. tlrocnshloUH Nlcliul-
n n A Co.
If.Oi : Itr.NT Thn follim nil dttoTllimsj
L' ri niiim dxMi mi' . ' . 1:11 : I'.irlc tivo. , ? | J.
S-rniiiii ilxro Hns. 7.4 So. < ih - l , jft
( -loom ilui'lhiiL. . IL-'J Vnil iv ( > . . * i\ .
' , roniii ( hM'll.ni ; , ( il Kith nva , t.'i ,
li-roiini * dwell n - , 1 'Ih ' st. mill AVIMIIIO I ) , JJV
-rio ) > ii ( IXMillm . l .il llro ulxvny , $ i" > .
HI-rcHllll ll VM'illll.1 , . ! 8l Hl'lltllM St. , 'Jl.
S-nioin ilxvoll n i : . : il. Avenue II. $ nl. 1\
( > -loiini dwclllns ; . 110 N. I.Xlli Hi . fli.tt
n-niiilii il\\uliln > : , V-M Ax'iMiui ) I. , IH.
1-i'oiiin ilurllliii.110 liincoln axe. . JlO.'lV
' , -rniiiii ilivoilln . ' . ' o Ii iriiiiiny si. , t\ (
7-100,11 il\\eilln4. It'iiiiitll I'luci' . i ,1.
n-ioiin ilv\olll i. . Ill fiirtlsst. . ill
t.-roiiiii txvpllln : . : < Mynsli-rst \ . } ll
r-KHiir cluelllti- 1 : . ' < . .nl IIX'K. , fl' .
4-lOiiin duel 11 * . ' . ' ! Mvtistcr ' "
it ; > si , $ l'J"il
I'-inoiii ilwullln ; , ( Inilinin uvi > . M. .
r-i-oiitn di > 'l n. . 1 .iKililh VL . , si1.1 ,
r.-iiidiii duu iliu , ll.ilililil i'l in1 , f i ' . ' . " > ) .
T-rooin ihvcllln : . Mornlnesldt' , JU'M )
-niiiiu dxvrMln. , I'Ti I'M lit live . 1.l.'i \ ) .
r.-ioo.n due llnM ( I AMMIuc A , $ .11 ,
ri-rnoiii ilxxolllnv. 4 'I ' X nth MI , } | ll
Ti 1,10111 duelling , nl N. "Ill si. , fll )
4-iMinii u .xeilln. . 14 . " > MI | tivi ! . * H
C-roo n ( Iwi-ilin . .M'-ttli . , 911.
l-iiiiiiii d'tlln. . ' . KM X'IIID > ! . . tl ! ) .
4 niiiiu iix\i > lliu. ! . 'I i N. "III. S10.
k-nioiii Iwi'llln. JtT ITili iix-o. , ill
Cr-riioni dui'llln . 'l 1 Ax'inio , $ ) .
li-roiini ilMiMllu. , l.'i.'i Axenili- , fU.
! mom tlHt'ihnir. III. ) llro.idw.iy. } iO.
( i-rouiii dwelling. Ill.tlhtliave. , Jl .
ii-rootii dxvelltn. , 1T.D Avcnnu A , $10.
' . -room ciui'Mlir. . drihum IITIV. nr' , High , 19 ,
4-rnoiii | IOUM > , iTII u Oiliht.M.
A-room dwnlllii ! ; , : n'J ) AX-PUIIO A , t\
4-roiiiii ilxxoliln ; . -'I Avonno I.f < .
.ri-ioni ( ihvullln ' . -1''ii Avuiiuo II. H
4-roiim dwolllnOil ) Avonnu C. $ S.
( i-ioiiiii dni'liliu' , 'JNt st. mid Ax-i nuu M , H
fi-rniim duelling' TIM S 2.lrd U. ii.
f-roiiin ilixulllne. MU' ' . Avonno A. H
4-ronin ilxveil'ii ? , . " ( IS N. Istst. , $ * .
4-iooin ihvcllliu ( ill MI. 1st "t. , JilO ) .
'i-iooni ( lunllliiL' , 'ItiiO Avonno A , K
n-rooni duo lln. . \0 \ lull live. , $3.
f.-ioom dWL'lliir.--liJi AVUIIUD I ) , i } .
' . ' -loom ilxvollln ' . 14 < ) J Avenue I ) , i. > ,
4-rcotii itucllliie , --'I'l ' Avi'imo 11. { I.
i'-room ilxxe.l iii. vil.ti S. Clli st , . n
4 room ilxxpllltu- Axe 0. JlIUW.
< loom ilxri-llliin. " 0 : ; I'-irU avo. . JI'-MX
7-rniim diM'llini ; , ill Mvnster st. , f-'X.
r.-inoiii dxxi- tin ? , ( ; - ' " > W.islila : tnn live. , Jli
T-io 'in ilxxellln. ' . . " > . -'Tlli avu..f.'H ,
r II. Shu ifi , njiit.il ntent. Hwidway and
Miiln street.
1 1 YOU Irivo 1'ivtbiiu fur silnor iradn sa
il 11. Sin , ro Hr. i tw.iy uu I M mi slront.
AIIAIttiAIN. I--aero fruit and Harden irnot
2' ' , mill's fnnii poslnMlee.'J'i ai'ros in urapos.
'i ui'tn In lil.i'Klii'rrlos. tfil unnlo IreO' * . T.I
iniiln lines. : . 'n-herr-k trocs. tlxxn'lln ' ; , atatle. )
oli' . I'rlco t'.U'Ji. ' No Ir.ulii. 1C. II. the ifo.
GiJ Al MK * nppor Hroulwav Hnlotidld pioca
fur pl.ili'ii. Clii'.iii for e mil , or will
i'xuliinvi : ; ! for Improved lusldenuu uioporty In
Council llluirs. ( irunnaliluiili. Nli'liolauu Uo
1 ra AOIJKS of I'loar land In o'istorn Ne-
J braslia toe\cliniiio fora KOO I rtwliloneo Iii
Coiincll IHulK Waul liousoiind lota for Nu-
lirasl.a liinil Jiihiistun fi Van I'atlun.
AllSTItACTS and loins I'.irm anil cllv
liioiii'rly louilil : and suld , I'lisoy ft
Thomas , Council lllulTs.
UK ) lots In Cen11 al sub.
M lois In .XlnlU'n's add.
: n lota In UiiylNs & Palmers' ,
K'J lota In Mnvno's 1st.
IIU lots in I'ollIT .V Cobb's.
' 'I lots In Ucer'H ' lilt
15 lots In lli'ci's add.
'JJ : lots In Illsh'and add.
IN lotsln llnU'hlnson'H add.
4i lots In Tuili'Vs nilil.
niots In Itlil.lh'-'Kailil. .
ll'Olnls In XVi I jilt's add.
Iii lots III I'lereo'M ii'ld.
l.nls Innix-uiy mlilltlon to the city chenp fo-
easli. or on u lynn'iits. Call and niso ns > . . \u' '
lionble to show Di-operly.
( Jri'iMisliieliK Nlelio'.son .VCo.
HISCEL.LANEOUS.
GAUUAlli ; ri-ni.ii'i'il. cusspoiiK. v.iuil-t .in'l
{ 'lilmoi.'Vseiu nii\il. \ R D. llnrKO. ( Uly Illdi' .
Ii DI ! r < \ ' . ' . II inhv irj Hlojks In low.iiinl
1 Nnliri-.la. liiMilcjs. tl.'HIJ loIL'U ) ) . Ii IL
bhcafo
lIM'UXlMin ) moms to rental III Cllen avo-
I/UJK SA ! > ) ' . cheap , or In ovclmimc for bind ,
- > - : in est ihllsliud Imsinass. AiMrusi 1' , O ,
box r//l Council Itnil's : , l.i ,
\\fANTlvl ) Siiidonls in booUlicop'nit. ' Hiun
ii ro.isou.ilile. A ( lit i ess or call on Mrs. Dil
lon. .V > ' ) I'r.-inUlIn nvonno.
HOIIHKS nnd uiitllo wlnluroil nn Ooorao K
Willii's ( firm , opposite Waliash round
liouso. Tor turms nnply lit .lames Itnlph ut
fin in or T. 1' . \Yr-'lilsl\tii | llonr llaldwln block.
DANCING SCHOOL.
MONDAYS , U. A. p-irlot-i. uhlldron , 4 p
m , : iiflints , T : I ) p m Ho.-luls .sueimd and
fourlli Mond.iyh , ! > p. in. Mdsli fiirnlshe I p ir-
IIH | and elulis Addrcm ut U A. I'.irlort ,
Council illulTi. , or ID'I FiiriKim si , , Oiuaha. ' W
K. Cliambers , Instructor.
IHSTSTUT3S.
INFIRMARY
" 73 PCJK T.-I
'Ji ' TREATMENI
UmlriflMtiHi.n iiirttin ; i'i I ro inlui r i- < i MiiK
Ho ituiLMil ill ii ir ; loriu of il ) o Ha rijijr | <
liu HID lie il ui mJMluiil Iru iiiiiu it.
fltuli furiMilniU ii'iirl ' aiil ntliiiluuJ. lloit ni
( vim 11 ilium In tliu wutt.
IMIIVATIUISISASISS
< XII Illool IIH i ua mcO'iKdillir IruttiM. HjrpUIIII' 1
ril iiM roinuvcl d" il Ili'i n/itiiu willi'jill ii
.Suvv KiMl'iMlhu 'IVuilu'Oiit lor Inii of
I'OiVUH. IVr ) ii niu' > 8 to vlill 114 itntx 1" )
ut Im.iiu li > fiirnitlMia lu.ii'U. All ujniniiiula4llo i
t'linlt luiithil. Mullet uiiirliutra nnrilnaiilli/ ur
fXlirim , ni'iiri'lir iiiuxul , uu iiur m inlliuui ciii
li'iilnor un lur. ( Jnu pjr.i j nil Inlorfle v i > rut'j-rol
( Inml ifinmilt u "r na.nl hnuiry ut yuur ru j , nil
wuwlilnt-11'l ' Iii iii uu tViMimr | | , our
pnniTn mt- * &
Hun i
liiiiiiti | > uc-i | Mll -olo , lli , | infer
llru'cus ' , ' for UnliiriulUoi mil 'iViuiel
only lujniiluctory lu liiu JU it
UUrullMITV , AI'l'LIANCIH , TIIII.SSIUr.K ) T
IIIU' IUTI'l'.ltlia : AND IIKI/l'j. ,
Oinalia Medical and Surgical InstltC
20th nutl Broadway , Ojunoll Bluff J.
Tcnmliituo rH fro ii niituraro
n J tuanil iliur : uio ulc arjuir Hat.
