Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 12, 1881, Page 8

8 - ILY BEE. LUCAL BREVITIES, =Patterson rells conl, wFrederick Teading Hatter, = Doane, Reliable Hatter, loves at the 99 cent stors, Winter cap+ cheap vt ¥ ederick’s « For additional local and telegraph, seo 3d page. —Frederick's $3.00 St Hata sell rapid- e ns-4t ~—TLadies Hand Bags at the 99 cent store. —B0> for best Stoves and Fur- miture. n0-tf —Winter caps all kinda at Fredorick's. t —Short Hand taught at Business Col- Joge. oct 0-14¢ —8moke the Citeaco Times Cigar, for wale on' y at Forsy h's drug store, n8-tf land league ball tikes place ving eve at Standard hall, ; winter's past-time, shoveling haus been resumed. snow —Snow plows b ve been put on the 0. V. locomotives, &1 —Diphtheria and mumps "ars prevalent A Thoatrical Star and Her Omaha Misfortune, A Heavy Damage Sait Agalnat the City Briet mention was made in Tues- f the accident which oc Sunday afternoon near the hotel, which Mra Graham, professionally Ida Livingstone, recoived day's B curred Ocerdental from Judge F. known as very sovoro injuries A Bee reporter callad at the Ocei- dental yesterday and ascertained that the patient was stiil confined to her apartmonts and suffering from several contusions, sprains and dislocat An attempt was mado on Thursday afternoon to put her under the influ- onco of chloroform tosct the disloc: limb, but it was not succossful and will bo ropested. The accidont oceurred on Sunday at 2 p. m, a8 the ludy was starting to take tho 2 o’clock with the children of this city now. —opecialty of Prescription at Opera hroter & Becht. oc —Qld gold exchanged for new jewelry at Rdholm & Erickxon's, opposite the post; Hice. oct28.tf Fred Mayo is chargel with stes Chas. Kaine's overcoat from Stephenson’s livery s ~-Swiss cheese imported and imitation, wholewale and retail, at H. Meyer's, 207 wouth 13th street —The merry, merry urchin with his mmowball will now make the life of the pedestiion unhappy. —1In the police sourt yesterday threo plain Slocumb’s were fined $10 and costs each, Two paid and one went to jail, — Judpe DBeneke has issued n warrant for Derry Chester, a tourteen-year-old boy, oharged with maliciously stabbing a §25 dog. —The Swedish Library Association will @clebrate its first anniversary with a grand Ball +t Turn.rs Hall Saturday evening Nov. 12th, Nov10 3t —D. A. Piercy, the stove man is con fined to his room from the cffects of a serious fall last Monday e Dr. Conkling is attending him, —The shipment of several “frogs” for the Missouri Pacificffolks yesterday, from this point would indicate that the ecating houses wilsoon be in full hlast, —TRed line car No. 4, with a load of lady passengers, got off the track at the A5th street siding this morning early and wettled ‘ho breakfasts of tho occupants pretty thoioughly. —Just received, 2 cars of S, L. Pot.; 2 @ars of I, Rose; & cars © ichigan apples; 1 @srof cider, all of choicest quality, which X will sell at very low margin, J, M Wittie, cor, 11th and Farohaw, ~—The eastern trainy were all on time yesterdny, but the Linooln train did Rouse I’harms able. mot get away until noon, aud the overland truiu was half an hour late. The U, P, train from the weit, No. 4, was re. ported 3 hours late, Tenth street, noar the depot, was the ®ceno of suveral ‘‘stuck in the mud” datas- trophos yesterday, When will that pave- ment bo putin? An expressman seribusly dnjured his team in endeavoriog to force the aniiuals to pull his load out. One horse will probably die. —Mr, A, W, Sutton and Miss Edna ( Burchard were united in marriage y terday by Judge Riley, at his residenco. Both bride and groom are followera of the “‘art preservative,” the bride having been connected with tho Bk office, while Mr. Sutton is connected with Mortimer's, “They have the heartiest congratulations of tho fraternity. —Oune hundred and fifty-nino beautiful residence loty, located on Hamilton street, balf way between the turn table of the red street car line aud the waterworks dummy train for w opping Howard am placed loose end tho transfer. In from tho platform on to tho walk Mrs, hor foot on the of a board and as it came down foll with it a distanco of several feet, Her limbs were dislocated, one thumb was thrown out of joint and severe spinal and internal injuries were re- ceived. Yesterday she was able for the firat timo to move without fainting dead away. The full extent of the iojuries counld not Lo told wniil after the operation, Mis. Gra- ham states that she is going to bring suit against the oty at once for heavy damages. Sho s not only compelled to undergo great phyaical prin, but as a protessional lady is incapacitated for work at the vory height of the season. As an evi- denco of the yalue of her time, the reporter was shown a letter from Harry M. rk, manager of the “Galley Slave” combination, in Pitts- burg, offering her §150 a night and oxpoenses for a southern toar. She had, however, more ambitious de- signs, and was about to go on the road with her own company in the musical extravaganza entidled “The Queer Duchess.” Those plans are, however, all knocked into “pi” by the unfortunate accident and the season spoiled, Mus, K. C. Graham, or Tda Living- stone, is well known throughout the east and south nbt only as a finished street Grah: actress, but an elocutionist and dra- matic reader of wondorful power. Hor lifo has been so exciting and eventiul that a few incidents connected thero- with will not be without interest. Tda Livingstoneis a southern woman, cultured, wccomplished and refined, whose father is a colonel in the U, S, army, now stationed at Apploton, Wis,, in charga of harbor and river improvements. Hor firat husband was Osear F, Stirman, one of the wealthiest and most brilliant mowbers of the Kentucky bar. On his death the for- tunes of war, and the litigation of a valuable cstate, threw her upon her own resources and having a voico of marvelous compass, ranging over threo octaves, and having been care- fully trainoed in the operatic school, she furthor propared herself for the stago by studying under James E. Murdoch and Kdwin Booth, an nti- mate friend of her father, and made her debut in tho Acadomy of Musie, New York, under the auspices of Columbia college, playing **Meg's Diversion,” and “The Loan of a Lover,” with such eclat ag to place her at onco in the front rank of per- formers, a true artist in overy respoct. Her apparent future of success was, however, soon darkened by amost un- fortunato accidont which happoned to lor while playing in the “‘Haunted Mill” at tho Lyeoum. Falling nearly twenty feot, she sustainod such in- juries of the spine that for more than a year sho was confined Ler bed. During this confinoment somo of her reservoir and addition, and just west of the convent of the Sistors Poor Claire in Shinn's addition, Prices range from 875 £0 $100 each, and will be sold on easy terma to those who will improve, Bemis' real estate sgency, Fifteenth and Douglus ~—M. Knight, under sheriff of Pepin county, Wis,, with Ed. and Henry Cole- man, brothers of the murdered officers, ar- xived at Grand Lsland Thursday and i dentified the man whom Sheriff Ki arrested last Wedneaday morning s Maxwell, aliss Williams, They have taken immediate steps to procure the mecessary requisition from G v, Nance for his removal. No tidings have yet been xeceived from Alonzo, bu' it is thought the wosso now in pureuit will succeed in captur dng bim nosr his fathers's home in Kear- al, O, Keith, of North Platte, was in &he city yesterday J. ¥. Joyce, reprosenting the Jos. Mur- why combinatiou ia in the city, Wi, A. Paxtoa left for Cheyenne on the Domver through train Thursday. Heury G, Mclntire, Kxq.,, has been ad- mittod to practice in the district court, K. P. Vining has gone east with hiv littde daughter, wiio will joiu her mother at Qlifton Bprings, New York. “WINE OF CARDUI" cures Irregu- lar, painful, or diflicult menstruation, . AS C. K, Geodman, Dr. Amelia Burroughs, Withnell Rouse, Tuesday and Fridays, 10 a. m, t8p. m * e nde ey Bee the bargains¥in Lindseys for Bhirting at 160 worth 22}o at the Bos- Son Store. e UL . Those who are ready to buy a witylish suit aud a first-class overcoat for a little money should go at once to Biguttar's Mummoth Clothing Housoe, 1001 Farnham, cer. 10:h, Ordors promptly filled by telephor QWflflwallu,mw. y ui “2'1'. o4 Great bergains st the “Boston Store.” Dress Goods, all mloru,nll;c worth from Lbc te 36 best “‘brain work” was given to the public, and she established a renuta- tion as an authoress whoso style of writing is fine, humorons and attrac- tive and as a musical composor whose songs are ‘‘taking and popular,” After playing through all the south- orn aud western states, shoat length, through a misunderatanding, accepted an engagemont to play at the zium theatre in Deadwood, but on her arrival thereand learning that it was o varicty theatre, she cancelled the contract, She subsequently married one of the pioncors of that country sinco which timo her fortuncs and misfortunes, including the loss of her $7,000 wardrobo in tho ureat Dead- wood fire have driven her once again tothe stage and at the outset she is avain checked in her brilliant cacer. The beginning of the suit for dam- agos will bo the beginulng of another lesson to the City Council on the sub- Jjeot=—an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. o Almost Young Again. My mothor was afilictod a long time with neuralgia, and a dull, hoavy, in- active condition of the whole system, headache, nervous prostration, and was alwost holpless. No physicians or medicines did Lor any goud. Three mouths ago sho by to use Hop Bittors, with such good offoct that she sooms and fools youns nenin, although over 70 yours old, Wi think thers is no other medicion 11t (o use in the family.—A lady in Veovidence, R, T —Journal uovl-15 Real Estate 1 1usfore. The following sre L cordod at the « Wodnesday and 'I')u ransfors re- ) clerk’s oftice 41, s veported or this paper by Jol |, McCague, real estato agont il convayancer; John Lempke and wifo to Poter Hansen, ww} soction 1), 11, cast, w. d.—30,000 Andrew J. H und Leona R. Louusbi y Hanscom Vlace, v 0 01 Augustus i s Bchoubos, lot 1, 1 4th add,, w. d, -§. i 14, range wife to 25 and 26, 0, to Hans Kountze's Bally Kolsey t i Frab lots No, 1 and 2, k94, lu:::i Waterloo, w. d.-; Mary Parratt to 000 81 Namara, seuth § 1ot 11, Thornell's addition, w. d.— 81,650, Charles D. Woodworth to Rie D. Carry, lots 17 and 18, bloc Wileox's sccond addition, w. d Dexter L. Thomas to Alfred lot 165, town of Florence, w. d. Aundrew Rosewater to Lemon T. Josselyn, 1 in section 21, town 15, range 13 east, w. d.—&1,000. John H. Kallom to Frank Mrran, parcei in lot 2, Capitol addition, Oma- ha, w. d.- - & Auz. Kout i ler, lot 24 in block 9, Kountze and tuth's addition, w. d, —£600, Aug. Kountze and wife to Aug Schipporett, lot 20, block 3, Kountze's third addition, w. d.—§200. oilins GENERALLY MIXED. The Passenger and Freight Travel Hast and Weet. Train 4 on the Union Paciflc Aban~ doned and a Freight Wreoked. harles Mul Both passenger and freight travel railronds east and camo yesterday. The heavy snow west, and corresponding though combined to throw the best caleu tions of the railroad men out of gear and thwart their most strenuouseflorts to make timo, Train No. 4. on the Uuion Pacive road, which usually arrives at o'clock in the after noon, especially sutfered from the snow and st last had to be abandoned, a short distanceeast of Cheyenne, Biy drifts had been wet and success- fully passed through and both the train men and passengers were con- gratulating themselves upon at lust getting out of tho trouble, when an obsiruction ahead appeared, which caused the abandonment of all hope, A frieght train had been stalled in the anow drift and when the attempt was made to pullit out, the engine and on the west, be- demor: storms, not 80 severe east, several cars wero ditched. This effectually blocked the track and 8o No. 4 was given up. Tho passengers will wait until to- day and probably by that time the track can be cleared. All trains from the east were late last night, variously from one to four hours This delayed the Denver through train, which did not leave until half-past eight o’clock. Noacei- dents on the Chicaro roads are report- ed, but it is probable somo will ccur on account of the general mixed up condition of matters and the impos: bility of depending upon trains which are telegraphed as *all right,” The other traing reported as aban- doned on the Union Pacific late last night were freights 11 10, 6 and 14. The Citizens' Apprehonsion Fund The following additional subserip tions have boen made to the fund be- ing contributed to the citizens of Omaha for the apprehension and con- viction of the assassin of the late Col. Watsou B. Smith, in pursuance with the determination of the mass meet- ing at the Acsdemy of Music, Novem- ber 4th: Samuel Burng ..... 825 James Neville . 40 D, 0. Clark. 20 Jumes D. and . M, Hitchcock. ... 50 James H, Peabody. s I'red King. J. C. Weimera W, T. Richa+ds.... Caldwell, Hami ton & C C, ¥, Goodman. ... ... Milton Rogers & Son Frank J. Kamge. U, S, Montgomer; P, J. Quealey. D. L. Shane, Pratt & Towle. . John 1. Redick. W. H. Burns Charles Balb. W, Freston. . H. Berthold.. .. Ellis 1. Dierbower. ... Horrs & Fisher. . nard Brothers & Co. T. Duke = A. Cruickshank & Co, Charles K, Coutant. .. Georgo erson, Manrkel & Swobe . i \l;ml& Co.,. h. Richurdson corge I, Bemis G, Mallette. Wi, Hagedorn Lee, Fried & Co . W. J. Broatch..... o A. H agland.. Louis Bradford....... Nave, McUord & Brady Morrls Elgutter... J. C. Denise. h Ahatadsa 25 The suvscription lists are now at all the banks,, at the Wabash ticket office, at the Towa railroad union tick- ot office, and at Max Moyoer & Bros., and it is hoped that the citizens will step to the front and subscribe liber- ally towards the object for which the money is to be raised. Trinity Choir Conoert. The illness of Mr. Ed. H. Deoxter, the tenor, who was to have partici- pated in the Trinity choir concert this evening, necessitatod a postpone- ment of tho entertainment until November 19th, one weck from to- night. With the weather and streots in thoir present condition, this an- nouncement will be read with pleas- ure by many who will bo glad of another opportunity to enjoy the fine programme prepared for the vecasion. he regular rehearsal of Trinity choir is held this ovening at Masonic hall, and it is the urgent wish of the di- rectors that all tho members should be prompt in attendance, Any singers desiring to join the choir are cordially invited to attend this rohearsal, e * BLACK-DRAUGHT " curcs dyspep- sin, lualgwl:ou and hoartburn ALC. F. Goodman, Mr. P, C. Backus, proprictor of the 90 cent store, is about to remove his large and curiously assorted stock of goods from the store ho has been oc- cupying for tha past five yvars, to No, 1209 Farnham sirect. This is the store room formerly occupied by A, L. Strang, Mr. Backus has" branch establishments running at Lincoln and over carned the largo and trade which he enjoys, Ticiuy i wman! Diligent attontion o hue coupled with gonerous, i trew o of patrons seems to bo the wotto sl the 99 cent store. Extra quality of men' tap-sole boots at Fullreide's. | polled at the late general clection with- [Samuel Lippencott, Avoca, Towa, and surely, if any man | lueratiye | THE OMAHA DAILY BEF: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, FAITH DID !T, And They Pinned Theirs on the Regzublican Party, The Elect Who Have Beon Juse tifled s county commissionersyestord completed the canvass which has been looked forward to only to determine the size of the maj: ities received ndidates. The oflicial canvass republican ¢ of the vote inand for the swveral precinets of Douglas county, shows the following result: The State. JUETICH OF THE 5I'PREME COURT, TOTAL CANDIDATES, VOTE, MAJORITES, muel Muxwell, r H. Munger, d 8, L. Brass, d Douglas County. CLERK, Baumer, r.. J2,774 93 Taylr, d 1,791 TREASUKER, JUIBH, Besoqisevainieness Hartwan, d 114 1,705 4.9 Chadwick, ..., 9,546 550 Points, . Shields, d.... Jacobs, r ) 79 Conkling, d..000000000 01,919 COMMISSIONER, Knight, r %8 Timme, d Smith, r. 898 House, d. HONDS, For conrt house bonls 1,812 Against court hous bonds. Wards and Preoinots: The following townships and ward officers are elected: OMAHA PRECINCT NO 1, Assessor—Wm. Doll. Justices of the peace—¥. M. Stenberg, Charles Brandes Constables ~Gust Burk, W. P, Snowden, OMAIA PRECINCT NO 2, Assessor—Fred Behm, Justices— Charles Pow C. W. Ederton, George Constables: Dawson, OMAHA PRECINCT NO. 3, Apsessor - Matt Hoover. Justices nat Weiss, Luther R. Wright. Constables—Dan'l Rogers, Thos. G. Foster. OMAHA PRECINTS NO. 4, Assessor—W. J. Mount. Justices —Glustave Anderson, J. R. |Hyde, Constables—B. C. E. Westerdahl, S. N. Mealio. Judges of Election—J. S, dc- Cormick, John 8, Wood, D. Kenms- ton. Clerks—Geo. W. Pettengill, Geo. E. Locke. OMAHA PRECINT NO. b. Assessor—Schuyler Wakefield. Jus- tices—Thos .Swift, Timothy Kelley. Constables—Wu, ~ Nightengale, BEd. | Powers. | OMANA PRECINCT XO. 6. Assessor—T. W. Manvill, Justice— Wm. Wallace, Delbert Jones, Con- stables— Andrew Kear, Rodney Dut- cher, Judgoes of election—Arom Hoel, Chas. Powell, Geo. R. Rathburn, Clerks—C. . Field, Morris Crone- meyr, FARATOGA, Assessor- - John F, Pago, Justices— Donnis Purcell, W. H. Lawton, Con- stables—C, W. Tousley, John F. Page, Overseer of Highways—D, P, Rodwan, FLORENCR, Assessor —J, I, Ransom, Justices R. C. Cowan, 0. Mead, Constables ~Lowis Walien, F. M. Brown, Over- seer of highwa, Hans Guuderson. UNION. Agsessor— Lewis Thomas, Justices— . G. Knight, John Temperly. Con- stables— R. Twaddell, Ira D. Gilbert. Overseor of highways---W. Wilson. JEFFERSON. Asscssor---Honry Logemann, Justi- ces—Frod Cronemoyer, H. C. Timme. Constables—Richard Timme, Max Lemmel, O, of H.—Henry Tiedger. ELKHORN. Assossor-—James W, Moore. Justi- ces---Geo. W, Gelston, W, R, Turner. Jonstables---Omar Whitney, C. B. Dowling. 0. of H.--.John Johnston, North District; Frost, South District. PLATTE VALLEY. Asgessor—T. J. Torrey. Justices— J. R. Watts, W, R. Halladay, Con- stables—Win, Harrier, 8. A, Kopp. 0. of H.—Eli Jobnson CHICAGO. Assossor--N, Riecken., Justices— Rufus Roberts, A. K. Allen. Con- stubles—Charles Hanoy, Francis Koat- ing. O.o0f H.—J, D, Crouk, North District; E. Hall, South District, MILLARD. Stutzner. Justices —H. Keolse; .+ A. Shafer. Con- stables—C, Kaolber, Wi, Van Doh- ron. O, of H,—C. Shuman, MCARDLE, Asgossor - Alired Brenner Justices ~—Claus Sievers, 8 (. Allen. Con- stables—Henry Rolfs, H. Rasmus. 0. of H.—F. Lowon, DOUGLAS. Assessor—John Begley. Justices —Moran Schutt, J, T. Paulsen, Con- atables —I'rank Layton, Cyrus Morton, 0. of H.—Henry Ruser. WEST OMAHA. Assessor—Chaa. J, Ryan, Justices ~W. D. Easley, D, O, Sutphon, Con- stablos—Saal, Bowors, Danl, McCare tl { HoDavid R Ansesor—0, Men \ t th 1 the | kidnoys, wi War ¥ snd Liver Curo in evrta cou #ct them, iw A Doubls Honeymoon. Thursday's train up brought to Omaha, on their wedding tour, two nmewly married plesfrom the State capital. Mr, and Mrs. Charies A. Roehirig and Mr, and Mrs. W, J. Thompson. Mrs, Roelirig was formerly Miss Mary Rior don and Mrs, Tho m was Mies Annie Mo They were married on Thursday at b a. m. by Rev. Father Kenne at the Catholic church in Lineoln, Mr and Mrs. Roehiriz are stopping at the Witimel and Mr. aad Mrs Thompeon with the family of Me, M. W. Griftin, of this city, where they will remain until Monday next. cou- Thoy wore ON THE TRAIN. Amusing Incidents and Acci- dents 1a Railroad Life, One of the funniest thing able o the Northwe west-bound train the other evening just after dark. reaton, came to o sudden halt in a rred on tern The train, for some long streteh of woola near Woodbine, Ta. Inhedining car were three coi- ored wait on this sce who had never been out 1 of the road before, and knew nothing of the country through The dining car conductor, was counting his receipts at o table, one of the darkies say, in whizper, “What stop de train, Sam?" Saw replied, *“Dunno; p'raps its rob bers,” for fun and exclaimed, third time this train on this very spot.” The boys’ ebony faces fairly turned white, as they heard this and eaw the conductor hastily thrusting his money into a convenient hiding place. Just then the train conductor opened the door and was immediately asked by the dining car conductor, as the latter gave a biz wink, ‘“What's this for? Train Whom did they hit when that shot T heard just now was fired?” which thoy wore passing. who heard an audible The conductor saw a chanc “This has been robbed is the robbera! Tho conductor tumbled to the racket and maid: “They've Kill- ed the express messenger and are coming through the cars. There they are, just out on the platform,” he shouted, as somebody made a noise outside. ““Look out for yourselves,” aud he disappeared into a closet. At thin every darkey mysteriously and suddenly vanished. One went through a window aud the other two under tables, where they crouched trembling, and expecting the terrible robbers 1n upon them every moment. At this point the train started again, and the conductors laughed themeelves eore; but it was some tiine before the scared sons of Ethiopia could be sufficiently convinced that the dreaded highwaymen were not in that neighhorhood, 10 come out from under the tables where they had so suddenly dived. KECOVE HERSKLF. Upon a recent trip of one of the Rock Island dining cars the supply of milk ran out between stations and there was nene for the passengers’ coffee and tea. As luck would have it all had dined except one stylishly dressed lady who had come in the car rather late. As the waiter served her tea she inquired for milk. The waiter was equal to the emergency, and as he put on the soberest of faces said: “Why, madame, none of our first- class passengers drink milk in their tea.” ““To be sure, I beg your par- don,” she hastily rejoined, “T meanta glass of water.” That woman meant to bo ‘‘first-class” or die. e — Get Cut Doors. The close continement of all factory vork, gives the operative pallid faces, poor appetite, languid, misorable feel- ings, poor blood, inactive liver, kid- neys and urinary troubles, and all the ph sicians and medicine in the world cannot help them unless they get out of doors or uso Hop Bitters, the pu est and best remedy, especially for such cases, having abundance of health, sunshine and rosy cheeks in them. They cost but a tritle, Seo another column, — Christian Recorder. mov 10 B Mail Agents Changes. Several changes have occurred in the ofices of route agents on tho Union Pacific railroad during the past week. 8. R. Fletcher has been ap- inted route agent between Has- tings and Indianola. E. A, Craneis appointed route agentbetween Omaha and Ogden, in placeot K. . Reynolds, and O. W. Hoyle has also received an appointment for the same run. S. 8. Bebee has been transferred from the Hastings and Tndianola division to the Stiney division, These changes, itis believed, will bring about still greater efliciency in the post route service. ENOW-BOUND. Traine on the Union Pacific Seriously Delayed. The east-bound train on the Union Pacific railroad, commonly known as No. 4, is reported eight hours late, and probably will not arrive here be- fore 8 o'clock this morning. Snow ex» tends all the way from Og- den eastward, and telegraphic r.ports from Cheyenneat 3o'clock yes terday afternoon indicated that it was still falling fast for a long way both cast and wost of the latter city. The road in wany places is badly drifted, and whilo it is poesible to get through and koep the train moving, she is con- stantly losing time, - “Conrap’s Budweiser is daily gain- ing ground over the many spurious wites and liquors now in'use. Ask at ewnr Hotel and Saloon for it. WHEN you are weary and tired try asip of “Conrads Budweiser” and you focl ut once reliof, —— . UWINE OF CARDU!" fur Ladics only AV C. F. Goodman 1 881, SLIGHT BLAZE Which Mi.ht Fave Besn nl Bigger One. A nartow escapo from fire was had Frilay forenoon about 11 o'dock in Saxe's corner of Farnam and drug store, at the strocts. One of the clerks was at the rear end of the store mixing turpen tine and other ingredionts for tho purpose of making turpen- tine liniment. Tho gas was it immediately abovo him, and tho tur- pentine in some way caught fire. It bluzed up in an instant, and envol- oped the immediate space around in Qames. A pail of water was dashed on the burning fluid, which served to spread, but not enticely exvinguishing it. Additionul water, however, stopped the incipiont contlgration beforo the surrounding inflimwable s uff caught The fire departmont responded very quickly after the alarm was given, but there was no necessity for their ser- vi Had the fire 1ot besn as quickly checked it is doubtful if the drug store and possibly the adjoining building could have been saved. The Country. ‘Who that has ever lived any time in the country but must haveglie of the virtues of Burilock as a blood puri Burdock Blond Bitters cure dyspepsia, Diliousness und all divorders arising from dnpure Tood or deranged liver or kidneys. Pr 2100 trial bettlor 10 na o 7 eodlw __ SPEGIAL _NOTIGES, Advertisement To Lown, For Sale, Boardiog, &c., will be once for TEN O per line; each subsequont insertion, FIV per line, The first lnworti TWENTY-FIVE CENTS NOT Lost, Found, Wants, serted in these colul TO LOAN—MCNEY, ilum.v TO LOAN—CnlI AL Law Office of A L. Thomaa Room 8, Creichton Rlock, B~ To loan at from X to 10 71'!‘ cont Bl 001 on oot real estatesachrity, by 1R, ISAAC EDWARDS 1109 Faruhatn St. ~ TO LOAN--A! y 50000 terist'n v of 5%, for 3o b years, on first-class city and w property, BRMiA ReAL Estars and LOAN koY, Loth and Dongles Sta. HELP WANTED. a disastrous Thirteenth | (5 | rooms, ete, SEBUIAL _ KOTICRS—Contnned Fn R RENT-A two tory house with 8 A oscts; &80, Larn it de 455 Davenpoit street, south (LR rooma and 4 1 aired, ire ut 2 I JOR WENT-<To younz men who desire good winter quar two nicely furnishid rome. Inquire of J, L. Rice at Joe & “am's of | 8t 1716 Dodge treet. oc JOR RENT—A furnished front tsom for rent with bord, (1 private faniily, prefor-ed B07h N. 11 th St Mmrnished rooms over Mes- ne,N. B, cor. 16th and Dodge oAt stroet, FOR BALE. JROR, BAUE-Cne of the bert grocery storcs the ol v of Crest n, Towa. Location A 1. n ‘ossful business. Leason for 0 other business. Address 2 2, Croston, lowa. 9 nd one 6 1 Enquire Owalia Fouudry aud Mactioe Co. 441-e0d-ded ML SALE—A small neat paying b with lease of building Good rea-on for ) y small copital required Enquirs a0 11* een Pacifle RS cam good ponies It SALE chevp Barn, 1cth St. oSt DRICK FOR FALL. D 208-tt ESTABROOK & COR. | turniturs, 4 il 265-1m F..k SALE—A lot of_second hand fu carpesaid crockery wa Spigle, 1208 Douglas St s, hasasting lo lista of houses, lota Iands aud farma for sale Call and gob them. JOR SALE—A small enging, B W. Payne & ! Son'winake, In perfect osder. Inguiry G Clark & Co. Ll (0K SALE—Mups of. bouglas aind Surpy ous- | ties. A, ROSEWATER, 1620 Faruham street [ouses AND LAND-—eoin rents houses, storos, hotels, farn ota, lands, officos ‘Soo 18t pay 0OST—0n the 9 4 white spotted cow; long hor:%, sbout nine orteny-ary old, A libcral reward for her re- turnto No. 1408 Hownrd St. 4C0 12* a red and Bay gelding about 10 years old, 1 Bave himn by paying charges and Ld. Culver, cor. 1%th FPHEEJ, 3t Bk K & BLARE CO,, Kee) a complete stock of Billiard Tables and Bif- tiard mer handise on hand,at theirstore room,508 South 10th St,, Omaha, Neb. ol SiR WAl pay the highest casi second itliard and Pool Call or addioss 608 South 10th St 012-1m* ] hocusn: o) . price foi Tables, S0k in private fami. dental Hotel, 457-11° TANTED — Situati iy, Apply at Oc competent cook for A v, no o'her need apply at W h d ap street, cor. Divenport, 55 large 1sth arpenters and luhorers, ab On and Machive Works, on U. P, 450 11 A e let me know where on can be found in toe city, Daris, P. O, Omaha, 490-1.* \’7 1LL SO AGTH Addres, W. OV e aes: fenl tatlolEloravcall g it to business part o o city, 2 3 No. 1303 Douglas St 4 6-11° the cit; W ANIED-& eoad gi general work, at 415 No, 20th St., bet. ag and Cass 45048 Y ANTED—s tustion n prisate tam Iy tocaok, wash and iron. Address M. C. B,, Bz oflice. 446-11* VWA TED- Chambermald. — Apply Ewmmett Houso. 4 VY ANTED—position by » femporant young mian in o store, had two ye s’ experience in groce:y tcre, o< of reieronce it requ red. Addrags 1, box 620, P, O. 46911 by @ praciical book- ng to make himself Unex eptionnl testimo- . Hughes, 107 South-1Jth strost. 15 EMIS' REALNSTATE BOOM.—Sec 14 prago. At A, 11 Sandur's i'ced Store St. 1g-tf STATE EXCHANGE.—8 Bmim- REAL E > ek pago. Mounte 31 MIS, COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTIGES. NO pecial Lost, Found, To L Wants, Boarding, cte. column at tho low S LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subscquent inkertion. Leave adv ertisements ot our ofiice, up stairs, corner Broadway and Main streets, Council > ) > Mans, §9.50. Gro. P, Bluff: '\\IA 'TED—Everybody in Council Bluffs o to take THE BKE, 20 cents gt-l week, de Otlice corner Broadwny and 1fs. 662-t livered by carricrs, Main, up stairs, Council Bluffs. 7 ANTED—A good steady wman to_take care of horses. Addr s A. L. B, Be- office, Council Bluffs, Novwy-Tt ANTED- Bee office, Cef To buy good mileh cow. Address ‘ouncil Bluffy Nevo-54 class cylinder prees f cder, novd tt \/ ANTED-- Situation for a first-class mil iner from the east. Address 243 Charles 470-11% \ ANTED-A £, a: this oif st eef \ ANTED—A housckecper at 1100 Farnham 4081t ED-ly a lad street, up stairs, WA in busincas, Address Mre. Nebraska V ANTE ’ work in o hat 52t » 4014 7 ANTED Gir! to do bousework. 1110 Farnham Sv. ul st the 417t TANTED—Two gils, onc to cook, wash and N e n e Rk e care of chiliren. Beat of references roquirod. Apply southea t corner of 0th and California Sts. Best of wagos. FIRY NTED—A position infirst-cluss drus store, by a graduato of University of Pennsylvama (3, D) Entircly funiliar with the drug business, Addzess, J. M. ¥., Bee offico, 883 12* WV ANTED-100 to 200 loads of dirt near 230 and 8t. Mary's avenue. Enquire at Bee office. 228941 TA 00 loads of dirt near 23rd knquire at Boe 105-4¢ ing bridge and school bonds. Bellovue. 26 WHTa FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND, 00K RENT eolar, *ew house, 5 rooms, well, cor. 23d and Leavenworth, 492-11" m, 0ty to canvaes—Boet pay- Addrese Nove-4t 7 ANTED—A| ing business in the couniry. €. M., Becoflice, Council Bluffs, [OR SALE. ! for cauh. Council Bluffs, Horee, buggy haroess, choap Address W, C., Bee offic Novy-3% ron bed, 10 Inch #uiable for pase stron tool, n OR BALE-~ waing, wood tur twins, § weking and nearly nows e pric k1, new Awing;iprice Juenew cupalo, blowes and noulding O her lathes, stea wnd pullis. 8. D, &8 d. Bluffs, [wa. 10 w08 eng HO OST- A black and white bulldog, largo col |4 tar 0 chain uronnd his neck. 1, ot his return, wiil be liberally O'BRIEN, transier, Couneil Blufl YOTTER'S TICKET OFFICE ticket continues to boou, low rates to all castern points, d, Orders filled by teley dollars raved by prreh ot e, accessor to Potter Ll street, four doors below the post. ice, Couneil Blufls, 1 act1y-tt urry papers, il Blutts, . cotlage, mear Nery tivket hone, F buy 100 toos broom com. purticulars” address Council Blufts ctory, Council Bluffs, Town. 653-204 ANTED - A first-claws broom tler. May Co._Couneil Bluffs, fow ANTED-- A boy to dochores at Myustel fisher B 661-25° per hundred, ab €271 QOR SALE-Old papors 40c The Bee office, Cournicil I EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTE! /STERY AND CONDI TIONALIST, 408 Tenth St etween Furnbam and Huiney. Will, with the sid of yuardien spirits, obtaln for a 2 wglunce at tho paat MO KENT - Furnished or un/urnished rooms, sruer 14th and Juckson St 4581 it furnishied rooms, suitabie for bet, Calitor- 1. 40817% ! a nin and Webst 55 N, 17tn St Referenices requi Arupabice, Neb. About & €2,000 stock. Addross, H. F. Kowley, Arapaho abd1ot JrOK, SALE-4 frood posing drug atore in 18 cany. JOR RENT—Ploasant furnished rooms for 2 gentlemen, at 800 Farubaw B4, bet. 16th 17t ans110 QOB RENT—Co:tage on 30ih st Farnhaw and Dovglas, Enquire on prom- {nes. 412 h‘o)( RENT—Furnished a7 Howard street. 15 frond roo! ot OR RENT--A suit of farnished rooms, parlor ! and two bedrooms, alsc a single room. Chi- ©oago streot, betweon 14th and 151h, eentre brick house. AR08 bandsome'y furnished ba rlor: also front room socond sory brick [OR RENT—Furni without board, Call at 608 N. 17th 8t. 46241 01 RENT-—A suite of six rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Enquire at 1617 Chicsyo, or 185 and 1310 Douglas St., up staim, 6 -tf | RENT—Furnished rooms, north Califoruia 8t., 2 door west of 31st, after N o [OR RENr—Brick store in Juobs' b o k, 16th and Capitol avenue. JOUN G. JACO!N 485 [OR RENT— atory house, 8 rooms, 4 large T Cioeets oy bara if desired. 3433 Dares: pors Bt s and prosent, and on certain conditions in the f ture. Boots nd Shoes miade to ord Perlech satislaction ¥ uarauteed @120-1m Absolutely Pura, Made from Orape Crear Tartar arpation makes such lignt, Mxurious Can e e