Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1881, Page 8

8 'HE DAILY Thursday Motni‘le. Nov 24‘~ " LOOAL BREVITIES, ~Pattarson salls conl, wFrederick Londing Hatter. BEL. THREE BALLS. Thanksgiving Welcomed byi Pleasant Dancing Parties. 1 | Ploneer Hooks, the Land Leagne and the Iron Monlders. Farmers Meeting, The fitth annual meeting of the Farmers' Protective association of Douglas connty will be held at Mil Jard on Friday, tho 2d day of Decer- ber, at 4 o'clock p. m. A full attend ance is desirable. Every member is requested to he present, as the officers WHAT I8 IT? An Marthy Formation That Kills Dakota County Horses, One Man Alvo Dies From Drinking THE OMATA DAILY Bist: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1331, The Wenther. Continued fair weather yesterday, but thero was a general fall of the temperature, the greatest at Omaha 30 degrees-—the smallest at St. Louis b degreen, Brisk or high north- west winds prevailed, the highest velocity attained in this city being THE SIGNAL SERVICE. Annual Repert of an Important Branoh of the War Depart ment. A copy of Gen, Hazen's first annual SPRUIAL _ NOTICRY- ~Continued NOR RENT—House, .01 0 rooms, 1221 19 _ near Paul 2 OR RENT—Pisnos and organs, 818 Tenth 540t thirty six miles per hour; = North Platte yesterday reported thirty-two miles, St. Louis twenty-six, A light anow-fall occurred at Den- ver in the morning, and a still lighter one at North Platte at the same time. ~Doane, Roliable Hatter, oves at the 99 cent atore. Winter caps cheap st Froderiok's. Hagedorn sells meat, for cash, only. Twperial club purty at Masonic ball Fuiday night. A. P Johnson, Denti report as chief signal officer to the Secretary of War has been received at Tue Bee office and is a document of tooimportant, a character to be disposed of in an ordinary review were it never so exhaustive. No publie has ever served a groator variety of interests, or l< 3 ed and to take action |upon a proposition from a similar the Polsoned Water. | are to be cle Thankegiving evs was celebrated | 1aat ovening by there pleasant dancing | parties. The Pioneer Hooks, Land | League and Tron Molders gave balls | respectively in Masonic, Standard and Clark's halls, All were well attended A suit of furnished rosms, parlor 0 bedrooms, also & single Foor. Chi- g0 street, between 14th a d 15th, centre brick house, 40t T Larzohandsome v furn ished back o wtory briek Caad strect, b doors west of Sith, [ society organized at Humboldt, to didmiss J. C. Gibble, a well known * |of Dakota county, arrived in the eity yesterday. He tells & remarkable story regarding a poisonous mineral co-opurate against horse | This meeting is in direct inte | every man who owns a horse, whether he is & member or not, The effect of BONED TURKEY. Jacol's Llock n23-6m PBeautifil Christnas Cards at Kuhn's 2o " substanee whichexudes from the carth il Store. novaaLf Ladies Hand Bags at the 99 cent store, Polcck’s clothing s (he best ever bronght to this city. noy22-3t Daigains in Underwear K'a. Specialty of Trescripti ns at Opera Monse Pharmncy Schroter & Becht, oc26t BONNEIUS for Lest Stovea and Fur. niture nitf Saddles of Veni Fresh Ven- won Hamsot Fren hs, 1118 Faroham street A large 1ot of boys and Youths Ulsters— tobe closed out cheap it Polack’s, nov 2.8t Old gold exchanged for new jewelry Wiholm & Erickson's opposite the o . 28 al 3t fine n and Just Aukiven HYwiss cheese imported and imitation, wholesale and retail, at H. Meyer's, 207 sonth 13th street 1 M. Garey, the embezzlivg (Grand Island) ron e agent, who i here, has been indicted by the grand jury, In the were three ¢ wes for Lrin two disturbers of the peace. One was dis- sharged snd the other two paid their fine. The flying sand on the river hanks ix a0 devse as to hide the Towa bluffs from ht at times and the cold wind makes it like a t vo-edged wword, A mee! of the W, €. T. U, wall be hold at the Baptict choreh, Friday, N ok, All are cordially Mis, J. H. Buroughs, President. ox, with a face cut in it and | inside. recently frightencd Metz's browery ng taken fora laway and las niel polics court A cigar a candle pl neveral of the employcs nearly ont of thuir wits, ahost man awoon Dot in bed ever since. Hensman, the man who ae- chamlermiid at the Omala knife on the props wentencol by Ju y«' imprisonment for anlied i Honse, and dre “inith j0 wis 5 each offense. artnor V An enterprising Lady or Gentleman with 1,000 to take an interest ina first-clasy theatrical enterprise Gio | chanco for an amatenr. Address, “Manager,” postoffice, Omaha, Nebraska, nlbeodst There seems o be an opi lemic among mothers for leaving their offsori on somebody clse's door step. Mrs, il colered lady on Thirteenth street, received one recently in this mavner, and has turned it over to the county comm’s- Aioners, —~Two drunks were arrested by Officer Kasper yestenday, One them was discharged from the county jail only this morning on accouat of family trouble, hi- wife having given birth to a child which bad died. He vught to be sent up for sixty yea's. Just before 2 o'clock yesterday a doable teamn «f blacks ran wildly up Web- iter street a~d disappeared mnorth on Twenty-first. The buggy was still at- tached, with the top hanging oyer the varend. They went out of sight before anybody could learn whose they were, Lieut. L.S, Welbora went West yost day with twenty-five recruitsfor Fort Lar- amie and sixteen for Sidney, leaving four- teen at this point to be sent to Fort Nio- brara by the 8. (. & P, road. The de- tachwent came in over the Wabash this morning, from Jefferson Barracks, Mo., aad are f rthe Third and Fifth Cavalry. They had a cold time drawn up on the lee side of the den t waiting for No. 3 to come over from the Transfer. —One hundred and fifty-nine be: residdence lots, located on Hamilton st balf way between the turn table of the ved stroct car line and the waterworks | resorvoir and addition, sud just west of the convent of the Sisters Toor Claire in Shinn's addition. Prices range from $75 0§10 each, and will Do sold on ecasy term to those who will improve, Bemis' eul estate ngency, Fifteenth and Douglay streets, DO NOT BE DECEIVED. In these times of quack medicine advertisoments everywhore, it is traly gratifying to find one remedy that is worthy ot praise, and which really does as recommended, ric Bit- ters, we can vouch for as being a true and reliable remedy, and one that will do ns recommonded. Theyinvari bly cures stomach and liver complaints disoases of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties. Wo w whereof we speak, and can readily say, give them a trial. Sold at fifty conts a bottlo by Ish & MceMahon, 3) B i An Acoldent. About noon to-day a serious acel dent occurred at the corner of Twen- ty-fiifth and Dodge, by which & runa- way team threw Miss Aldie Berlin from the carriage in which she was rid- ing. The young lady received some sovere injuries about the fuce but no bones were broken, She was attend- ed by Dis. Moore, Mercer and Parker, being taken to the residence of the. Jatter on Capitol Hill, Big money. El Warner's Safe Cure, iduey and Liver codlw We clip rhe following notice from The Lyons (Towa) Mirror: To Omana,—Mr. Jolin Lund, an enterprisivg and valued business mun of Lyons for many years, after pros- peeting around for the purpose, has settled upon Omaba as o promising place to locate with a clothing store. He will open up there Nov. 1st, and we ure pleased to recommend him (o | press and people as an importuer | acquisition to that city. Ir. Lund has arrived in Omaha | ant recoption in their lod ge rooms. at Contral hall last night, given un- derthe auspices of Iron Moulders ocoupied by as inany as thirty-five sots at oo timo, and its highly waxed sur- faco was not allowod to ond of the ordor of dancing, which in- cluded thirty numbers. and thoroughly enjoyed. The Knights of Pythias also held a ploas- PIONERR HOOKS DANCE, ‘I'ho annual ball of the Pioneer Hook | and Ladder company, No. 1, was held | in Masonic hall. The hall was hand- | somely decorated with festoons of | green and the walls were hung with | blonging to the many fine pictures h which i thg graphs of all the members, recently | presented by one of thei Nearly two hundred couples W present, and kept the floor filled dur- ing all of the thirty numbers on the well arranged programire. Among the dances wero six dedicatod respectively to the Council Bluffs dc ment, Durant Hose company No. 1, Omaha No. 1, Fire King No. 2, Nebraska No. 3, and Pioneeer Hooks. The following were the oflicers of the ball: Master of ceremonies, Chas. Figher; floor managers, Louis Stemm, J. B. Koester, George Schmid, Gus Williams; reception committee, o Rotholtz, Phitlip Dore, Louis Kroitech, Peter Besen; committee of nrrange- ments, D, 8. Mitchell, George Schmid, Louis Stemm, J. B, Koester, Gus Williams, LAND LEAGUE BALL ATong was n o Containing photo number. s no societies i, Here, The Omalin gave ball in Standard 1 as at the Masonic hall, about 200 couples were inattendance. The flags of the leagues were hung in appro- priate places, and the hall was hand- somely illuminated. Thirty numbers stituted the programme, inter- 1 with refreshments, which were rovided by the ladies of the league in the rooms adjoining the dancing hall. The Musical Union furnished excellent music. The fol- lowing are the names of the com- mittees and floor nagers Committeo of Arrangements—Miss Stacia Crowley, Miss Sara E. Bre nan, Miss Auna Nichol, Miss Berotta McDonald, Michael Lee, Michael Leahey, James Brennan, ception committeo—I. W. Gray, John Rush, Michael Donovan, James Hennigan, Thon lon. Floor managers - Charles MeDon- ald, Charles Hanley, Richard Pierce, J. T. Nichol, John Reagan. N MOULDERS, There has been no pleasanter ballin the city for a long time than was that e sper p No. 190, of Omnha. Tt is an annual affair in which they tuke great pride, and the occasion is always graced by a large turnout of the fair sex and a corresponding quota of gentlemen. Central Hall is excellent- ly fitted for dancing pur- poses and the floor was last night romnin idlo very long from the beginning to the The music furnished by Hoffman’s orchestra was of the highest order, and Mr, Jacob Swineburne filled the oflice of prompter acceptably to all. There were at least 170 couples present, the Lall being comfortably erowded with as merry a throng as ever danced to geod mugie, The commttees were distinguished by handsomo badg the ladies wore the elegaut fan shaped prograwme at the waist and the ygon tlemen'’s coat lappels were decorated with pink favors, Tho comumttees were as follows: ter of cersmo nivs— Robert Kas commit of arrangements- Robort Kaiser, Jas, Dunnigan, John Colbath; recep tion comuntice—J. Madden, Hugo Forster, I Springsted, 8. Haws; door committee--J, Colbath, Mack: Chas,” Aday floor committeo-J K Jaw, Dunnigan, C McLoughlin, J. Jucobs; committee—Jas. Robinson roll, Thos Boland, R. Peckham, J. Hammond, B, Cearon. The company broke up at an early hour this worn- ing to the strains of **Home, Sweet Home.” ' BLACK-DRAUGHT " miukes chills | i) v itmpossibic, At Dr. Amelia Burroughs, Withnell house, Tuosday and Fridays, 10, m. to 8 p. m e nde F. Goodman, WaNTED, — A tew more good active reliable purchusing azents to soll the light running Domestic sewing ma- chine. For terms address, W, D, Womack, general traveling agent, Omaha, Nobraska, NItf, pe Flour, Ground Fecd, Corn, Outs, and Baled Hay for eale by Poland & Gwyer, 1413 Do n18 Gt - Save woney; trade at Kurt noy2 . - - — Omaha Tron and Metal Yard, Office yard cast side Tenth, between Harney and Howard strcets, next to Jim Stephenson’s old livery stable, H. Borthold, proprictor. The high ost eash prices paid for any kind Old Tron and Metals, Country 1 duco also handled on swall commys| sion, nls fom-t Why should persons suffor indig tion whon ¢ remedy is 80 noarat hand in the “Conrad’s Budweiser Beer." Try it and be convineed, Trimmed Hats, 50 conts, worth [ free of charge. this orgamzation may be observed in the fact that during the five years of ita cxistence this county has been singularly exempt from this species of theft. There will be the usual annual ball given In_ the evening. Music by the Omaha band, By order of the executive oflic — UNITED STATES COURT. Trial of an Interesting Case from Saline County The United Statos district court has been occupied for two daysin the trial of an_interesting suit, which had its origin in and especially relates to Sa- line county. This case has once before come before the United States cour The action is entitled Cahn vs. Van Duyn ot al., the other dcfendants bein Mesrs. Wehn and Castor, of Wilber, Saline ccunty. Wihn is editor of The Opposition, julished at Wilber, whilo Castor is a prominent democrat, ver 2000 on mortgage which were alleged by Cahn to bo fictitious, the jury failing to agree. The st was brought to re a and note The mortgage'and notes are claimed to have been signed by o man named Gretzel, who bought a farm from Wehn,who has since disappeared. Van Duyn, and who figures as the chief de- fendant, was clerk of the district court in Saline county at the time the notes \d mortgags are allager to have been givon by the missing Gretzel in payment for the farm, while Castor was a netary public who claimed to have witne the signing of the mortgay | After passing from Weln into other hands Cabn, the plamtift’ finally ob- tained poss ssion of the mortgage and notes, and then brought suit against Van Duyn, the clerk ; Wehn, the or- ial owner of the furm, and Cas'or, ihe notary, claiming that these men hnd conspired to issue the securitios itious signaturee, and divided ods of the money obtained from their sale, T'his involved both the reputation of the defendants, as well as the value of the mortgage :nd notes, and they consequently made a vigorous fight on it. The plaintiff alleged as his reason for commencing the action that tho property claimed to be conveyed to the missing Gretzel is not worth the face of the mortgage, to say nothing of the notes. In the former trial of the suit the ue of the farm was variously put at $1,000 to $2,000. 1o the present trial both sides have been ably reprosented by Burr & Webster, of Lincoln, for the plaintiff, and Hastings & McGintie, of Saline county, for the defendauts. The jury will return a sealed vordict to-night if they aro able to agree. The Philomathean Programme. Following 18 the programme for the sccond concert of the Philomathean club’s series, to be given at Max Meyer’s hall this evening PLOGRAMME, Quartet, No, 2...... 4, Die MufTerin. Romavze, I v CKufF Die Muhle, o . Beethoven Diverti:sement Froani Flute, violin, cel'o, piano. lin Quart 't mann, ma non trappo. “Gold rolls here heneath me,” Bari «ne solo, Mr, C.J Introduction and va David, Rubinstein Pennell Theme Russe Violin solo. . Aayden-Boe herin 1), menuetto. - Atrial package of * BLACK-DRAUGHT ” Quintet........... a werende At C. F. Goodman st We dropped into the parlor of our enterprising young friend De. And 1%, Johnson the dentist to-day, Ho oc- cupies rooms No, 9 and 11 in Jacob's Block which ho has been fising up in claborate style. e operating room 18 furnished with all the modern appli- eations wlich make dentistry a fine art. Tho parior shows exquisite taste in all its arrangements and decorations and beside the usugl fine furniture, mirrors, ote, fhe lhas placed thero & very fine pinno and o choico selectim of usic. It sooms that in such a place wuch of the childhood dread of tooth pulling would be driven away, and when you add to tho above the gontlemanly opecator, the vain beccmes o nleas- ure, “almost," but ho says there is no | pain. Science has introduced mitrous oxide gas, and the doctor bas used it very suceessfully for several y H We EaW S0me beuutiful of artificial teeth 1ade as teeth can be, and they w anted not to fall into your soup, or into the middle of a fine specch fuct they will stay where they are put, and not irritato or chafe the mouth in any way, and should you meet Dame Nature while wearing them, she will blush to seo herself outdone. Give hum o call if you need any work in this hine, and we are sure you will be more than satisfied —— Trimmed Hats H0e, worth §1,50 the “Boston Store,” at 1 and silver watehes at Whiy & MeMillan's. Choico Onions and Rutaba nips at Wi, Gentleman's, 218t and is ready for business, his adver- tisement will be found on the first page of this papor. s e Mince Mest 12§c per pound; two pounds for £6¢, at Wm. Gentleman's. n2-13¢ $1.00, at the **Boston Store. It pays to trade at Kurtz's, nov21-2t For nice (ru-h‘fi»ix’lu) fresh from the farmers, go to Bufle -~ One Hundred and Seventy (170) Barrels of Selected York Stato Applos just recvived at J. B. French & Co, t is a well known fact that New York | the | equines bein ;a | tungue Iy in certain portions of that county, and which is death to horses if tuken withio the stomach. This sub- stance Mr. Git describes as re- sembling alkali, but materially differ- ing from itin taste and poisonous effects. The existence of this ma- terial in the soil has been known for sometime, but it hasonly been within the past year that its effects on men has known, among ribed to other causcs, During the past season Mr. Gibble has lost seyeral good horses from this When the second horse was men and le and horses become many the causoe, taken sick, he ascribed the trouble to bots or worms and used remedies for these troubles. Instead of improving, however, the horse continued to suffer some internal trouble, which baffled the skill of veterinary physi- from | cians, and it finally rofased food alto- gother and died. T'o satisfy himse!f Mr. Gibhle opened the body of tl:c animal and found but four bots or worms, but still the stomach was almost entirely eaten away, He was still at a loss to de- termine the cause of this, as, together | with others, he had never considered the snowy incrustutions appearing in Jlaces upon the ground other than a Ikind of harmless alkah. One day he was passinganewlyout blufl from which this substance a peared in con ider- uble quantities, when curiosity prompt- od him to taste He only touched his tongue, and found it rather sweet in taste and as first apparently harm- ess. In an hour or two, however, his wun to swell and burn, and this inflanmation continued two or threo days, resisting all soothing ap- plications. Finally the inflammation subsided, almost as quickly as it came, and his tongue and mouth gradually healed A fow weoks previous to this, James Wescott, a farmer living four mles west of Kakota City, was attacked with a peculiar internal ailment. He was 1l twoor thres days and then suflvred intense pain for a week, when he died. All possible efforts were made to relieve him, but none of the remedies used seemed to affect any- thing. A post mortem examination dis- closed his stomach to be much inflamed andeaten awayin places. The surgeons pronounced it a case of poisonir but by what particular poison th were unable to discover Mr. Gib- bles says that he is satisfied, as are the members of Westcott’s family and his friends, that the unfortunate man had been drinking water from a slough, where the poisonous forma- tion existed. A rather strange fact connected with this poisoncus encrustation is that cattle like " it, and lick it up, without being injured. Gibbles thinks that the poisonous propertics are taken into the stom- achs of the horses in water forming in pools on the ground where this ma- terial appears, during wet weather; as all of the animals he has lost have been taken sick during or after heavy fails of rain. At such timesa num- ber of animals throughout that sec- tion of the county always are laid up and many die, despito the most sirenuous precautions. As yet no remedy has been found. A successful antidote for the poison would be alike a ble « to the farmers and a anza for its discoverer. e FERSONAL- E. hon- Licut, W Sidney. Max capital AW, a brief v Cha itin O . J.0, Phillipi, of the B, & M., wasin Tuesay. 5. Clary,the Si‘ney postwaster, is in in the city. Aliny has veturned to Ft. Meyer has gone to the Colorado 3ohn, of Oakdale, is in town, for form vis- . « Mead, ir, left L Fenator Dy the ¢ ty, yesterday. M. D, Williams of Couneil Bluffs. was in the city yésterday, Mrs, 1 Saturday e ly, ex-U, 8, Marshal, wus in Disgyiore lectures in Lincoln next. Victor Vifquain, of the Lincoln Demo- erat, was in town yest rday. D, ¢ Son, of Albion, are st Ping at t ghton House, w. busin GoW city, 1 o U Streteh, of Falls Ci trip to Omahia yeste y made a Wy Logan, of Battle Creek, is in the tered at tha Metropolitan, Suith yistered at the € Judge Juo, B. Burnes, of Ponca, re- turned yesterday to attenl United States is in House, ag ey, ighton D. Jones, Esq., of Red Cloud, ar- rivelin the city yesterday t» atteud the itates court. v ('Bryan, the geueral agent of & St. Paul deck and prepared to Iving turkey bones. ank Babbitt, the genial and wroprietor of the Norfolk Dej the bean ideal of Jandl wds. of the Canfivld House railroad, is Capt. | handson, Hote the city, 4 gue itor of The Spirit of | Francisco, sed h this city yesterday on his v ay to ., He is & prominent candi- coretry of the senate. throt We date for The fo'lowing, smong others, registered at the Withnell house yosterday: Charles H, Tauner, of Hastings, Neb; M. M. Patterson, of Cheyenne; L. W, Cornizh, of Fort Niobrara; C. M. Swan of Sioux apples keep better than Westorn truic. 3 0t City; R, Swine, of Lowa City; R, E, Kit- tridge, of Laramis City, polish | The Annual Day of Thanksgiving, Fun and Feasting. Thankseiving day, the hohday legal- ized by the State and Nation, is at hand once more and promises to be a of unusual gaiety. The jan- nounced Thanksgiving entertainments are not all on that but cluster around it closely and are enumerated The Rervices are generally confined to the 24th and are as follows: RELIGIOUS SERVICES, At the United Presbyterian church, corner of Eighteenth and California strects, preaching at 11a. m. by Rev. Dr. Stelling, At the First Methodist church, 11 m., preaching by Rev. W Harsha, ot the Presbyterian church. At the South Omaha M. E. church, corner of Tenth and Pierce streots, 10:30 &, m., preaching by Rev.J. W, Ir 1 church. A'rinity, St. Mark's and St. Barnabas’ congregations will hold joint services St. Barnabas church, Service at a, m. The offertory will be in alf of the aged and infirm clergy fund. At Saints chapel, preaching at 7:5 p. m., by Blder E. C. Brand, of the ganized church of Jesus Christ, of Latter Day Suints. The Omaha Union Catholic Library association will assist in a body at| Solemn High Mass in the Roman Cathohe cathedral, Ninth strect, at 9 o'clock. The wusical programme is of a very select character, The annual Thanksgiving dinner for the children of the industrial and Sabbath schools of the Owmaha City wission will be given on Friday noon, November 26Gth, at the Tenth strect mission building. The Papillion dramatic club hold a Thanksgiving eve entertainment, and the Nevraska City society people have party Thursday night. ho Musi- 1 Union orchestra of this city sup- plies music for both. THE THEATRE, Hartz, the magician, holds forth af Boyd’s opera house to-night. Thursday evening vhere will be a very attractive entertainment of a musical and literary character at the Union Catholic library rooms, Creigh- ton block, at 8 o'clock, to which pat- rona and friends are cordially invited. season date below, religious « J. t « I t W t I 1 ETC. t t I t e s o t i s Onana Bee: Please make notice in your paper that the postoftice will be open to-day (Thanksgiving) the same as on Sunday - from 12 m. to 1 p- m. Morning trip will be made by carriers as usual, Luos. F. Hauy, Postmaster. STORES AND PUBLIC OFF Tho B. & M. local freight depot will be open to-day until 11a. m., to receive and deiiver freight. It will be closed thereafter until Friday |, morning. The mammoth house of §. I Morse & Co. will close on Thanks- | giving day and give their army of | clerks a rest. THE COU The district court adjourns over un- til Friday, when such cases as are to The jury was disch 3d, by which time their Thanksgiving dinner will be settled. There will be no United Stutes court fo-day. Judge McCrary loft yesterday Keokuk, where he will spend gkegiving day at home. o Th Humbuggod Again. I saw so much suid about the mer- its of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always do and never well, teased me 80 ur I concluded to be and Tam ¢lad Tdid, for iu less than two months ase of the Bitters my wife was cured und she has remained s0 for eighte months since. 1 like such humbugging —H. T, Paul. —St. Paul Pioncer-Press’. novlbdeel e Parties leaving town or disposing of their household cffects will make money by calling on A, L. Fitch Co., 209 South 12th street, wlm'p:?' the highest CASH price for second- hand furniture, n2-lm BOOTS AND SHOI LING CHEAP A TAE oLD ;INL PRICE SHOE STORE OF A. D, MORSE, 14th and Farnbam. - RELIABLE Ladies and Gentlemen:—1I start for Chicago to-day to buy Christmas Goods. 1 shall bring back somet] beautiful forall. Wait for m Mus A, K. K Do your shopping at Kur nov2l-2¢ .- REMOVAL. Dr. Parker dence to his reei- nl7-6t as removed nd Dodg Jos, Schlitz' Milwankes Beer on draoght at the Mercham's Exchaage, corner 1Gth and Dodge streets, Dr. Van Camp has moved to his new residence, southeast corner of Webster and Twentieth streets, 19-6t - | Miss Lowise Garstine, teacher of | voeal and instrumental musie in St. | Barnabas parish school, desires [Vamited nwmber of private pupils. | | Address, St. Barnabas rectory, 19-tf Tho best watch w in the country lis done at Homemyan’s. Watches without jewels trausformed into full | jeweled watches in one day's time and warranted, . Do your shopping at Kurtz's. nov21-2t served ments introduced by the new chief the arrangements for i service, aud wider publi ingsof floods or ice gorges; the in- creased research the sional service has been untiring. logical observations in the Arctic r gions of Amer system of stations of ol tablished in Aluska, jects have been offered, and the most creditablo display made at the elec- trical exposition at Paris. experiments with sun flashes has led general use of the Mountain shown to be most exposed to the Plattcand Sidney, W. T.; Denver, Colorado Springs and that not a singl ages of locusts has been received, and aunounced ( Nebraska, Forts Supply and Elliott, been reported. creasing th the signal reducing the expenses of his bureau, expecting & rent yc eflicicn gress with system, the signal servi under its yresent chief i will feel proud. I shall, however, alweys keep some on haud in case of old_comy Pice, 50 cents; best styles and of superiorior wo $50.000 ¢ strects, 1103, them more successfully than the signal service as now managed This scetion of the country shows the benefits of many practieal improve- signal officer during the past year, among which we mention the publication of special weather bulleting; the forecast ol “northers” for the interior plateau; crease of river ation of warn to the railway scientitic added the of mformation and to In point farmers’ bu'leting. Two expeditiors have becn srganized and equipped for metcoro- 4, and an exten: tion es- Prizes for essays f great merit on meteorological sub- A series of o the selection of an improved form of heliograph to be adopted for the ey, During the past year stations of ~observation on he Liabits and ravages of the Rocky locusts or grasshoppers were established in those sections that ho experience of past years has ravages of these pests. The stations a, Grand Tsland, North eh.; Cheyenne, >aeblo, Col, and other more remote laces. 1t is gratifying to state e report of the rav- been an- nd Is'and, their presence has only at mt in no instance has any danger While continually in- or and usefuluess of service, General Hazen las yet succeeded in materially to effect a saving of 70,000 below the cost of the past cur- car, Combining economy with science with discipline, pro- e surely des- ined to become arepresentative insti- ution of this country, of which all The Bound Unloosed. Charles Thompson, Franklin street, Buffalo, says: “1 huve snffe ed fer & long ime with con=tipation, aud tried almost very purgative advertised, but only re- ulting in temporary rolief, and after ‘cou- tipation still wore old about your SPRING BLoSS0M and tri a t. I can now say I m cured, and though ‘me mouths have elapsed still rewain so. roravated.” T was plaint returoing. fes 10 centa, n2l-eodlw CHAMBER FURNITURE. Chas. Shiverick has received a large ot of new chamber sets, in latest and trial bott! manship and finish, which he 15 off ng at low prices. A careful inspee- ion by parues interested is solicited. C1as. SHIVERICK, General Household Furniture, 1208 and 1210 Farnham street. - nov2l-2t Visit Kurtz's store. SPEGIAL HOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY. ot D, hton Block. | trom 8 1o 10 per cont n | eurity, by IR, ISAAC EDW. per contine 22,50 of 82,600 and RELE WANTED, Boy 14 or 15 years old. Pross roonis. D~ Immegdiately o good strong girl at Owahia Steanws Laundry, 215t anl lzard TANTED A comy ctent work in private family Address, M. M, M., Bee officc girl Wages \ ng. NTED—Si uation by o computen do honsework in small family 1t St. W out nursing on et Webste Enqui ¢ at 15 17th look-keeper, o situ + who has'a thero ik Che 1413 D B ¥ pross £ cder, 10vH tf A housckeeper at 110 broet, up stairs, 401:4¢ \\,'.\'-‘l'l"‘ Girl to & 1110 Farnham T ANTED—Funding bridgo aud school b A, T, Clark, Beliovuo. Ay VY R=Ta o o ek care of chldren, Best of referci Apply southuast corner of 20th and 5ts. * Best of wagos, t Two girls, one to cool \ JANTEO—110 to 200 loads of dirt near 23rd aud St. Mary's avenue, Enquire at Lce | oftice 108 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND, Q03 RE 0 nicely farnished front rooms, also boarding if desired, on 7th_ St., 2l door from Facitle, over store 5 NOK RENT 1 nicely furnish d_room, within 3 ( hreo) blocks of Post Odice, Fnquire 1416 Douglas Se, BO3-M [JOR KENT—A fu Alsa s fow table hed room with board, OR RENT— Furnished rooms, north wd o California St., 2d door west of 214t. Inquire after 1 p. m. 434 2 4 larre Daveu- 3 story house, 8 roor [ closeta; aleo,n barn ¢ dceired port St. [FOR KENT-To soung inen who desirs good [ winter quarters: two nicely furnished rooms. Inquire of J. L. Rice at Joe & Swi's oF at 1715 Dodye -troet octer NOR RENT-A furnished front room for rent i y. Gen lean th St. st n RENT—2 furtished rooms over Med chiants’ Exchaoge, N. £, cor. 10h and Dodge reeta 24441 £OR BALE. JOR SALE - A hardware and & one of the best townw in Nebra-k 3 business b establish d a1 d best looation 'in town. Would well the whole or take a partner, who is a g ractical tinner and willing to wo'k in the shop nid take charge of it. - No better chance cver of- red fo i Aboiit 82,00 requir- d. _Add; NOR 8 'wo second hand 3 dition, one H. Enquire Owaha Found )2 o 431 eod-den n ‘cam good ponies, che Barn, eth 5t. ¥ Bk, For PALL. 208t R STARROOK & COR, MIS has rattling long Lsts of housos, lote Innds aud farms for ssle Call and gob SALE—Mape of Dougl d Sarpy oute A. ROSEWATER, 1620 of ruhai stroet 5 3204 [ honses, store, hotels, farn ots, lands, otfices rootas, ete, See 1st page r 15th and_ Day- years ol, 16 hands ccovery will he paid. D—A red cow of medium size ¢ rope tied arou: d b ckeon paid for hur recovery. Iywms.\ Py with a ok, from L. Keward will he £65-28% Proposals will be received for nd terra 82 fect frout on 1308 Farnha [ 50 decorative painting, p D. WARDNEI, room 1, Jacobs Llock, 5.t OUND—Keys on Famham, in front of Toft's. !~ Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this sdvertisement ot the Bee officy. 231 | FAIS’ EAL FSTATE BOOM.—See 1ot page. ALED HAY—At A, 11. Sander's Fee 1013 Harney St. 1 EMIS' REAL ESTATE EXCUANGE.—S§ "1t page. EVIS' NEW CITY MA®S, 10c.—Mounte Maps, $2.50. G0, P. BEMIS. COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. d Store 9-tf NOTICE. —Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, cte,, will bo inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIV TS PER LINE for exch subsequent insertion. Leave ady ertiscments at our oflice, up-stairs, corner Broadway and Main streets, Council Bluffs, Conncil Bluffs io 0 conts per week, de corner Broadway and T OTICE You can et ths quic LN pictur 5 fyour chilir patron izing Hurke's excd oflice, At necus 1to Cmaka near pos ar ess, chern Bice’ off & y t KET OFFICE - War in 1ailrond tickets continucs to Loom, Un. re fow rates to all castern points. Ev guaranteed, Orders filled by teley n 0y, With pony, to Carry papers. vike oflice, Council Dluls, oct13t ANTED—T0 Wi particnl Broom Factory, (ou WA &C 01 SALL 1 papers 40 per hundre T et oo, Eotme ud e NALINT, 455 Tenth and larney. il Dinfls 6552014 d, ut i ) Str Will, with tn Bpiritw, obiain for uny o past ol on certain conditions in the fu. ture. i Shoes wade to order. Perfeet Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Crean ‘Tartar, No other arpation makes such light, flaky hot bresds, winrious pastry. Can hé eaten by Dyspeptho without foar of the llls resulting from havy geetible food. Sold oxly In cans, by all Grocers ROYAL RAKINGPOWDER CO New York, boarders taken, st 1720 Casss . bos 1t C. ¥, Goodwan