Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 3, 1881, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE. Bamrdny Mornmg. Dec 2. w:-flm- Mmrt {Ths following observations are taken at the same moment i tims at a'l the sta- tions named. ) War Drrariyest, U Onans, December 8, S104A1 Senviee, | 2 1881 (146 p. ) § STATIONS, Barometer ‘I Thermom (30 84 | 36 . 180.84 | 85 Plitte 18 | Omaha. .23 Yankton .. [t0.31 Des Molnes 130,24 Davenport. .. 130,30 ] Clonds St Paul 0,20 E Light | loudy St. Louis 30 Cloudy Moorhewd.. .. 50,42 Clondy Vincent | 080 Clear Bis ~ ar.k Raford ... | Custer. Brenosds | Assiniboine “River sbove low water mark, four foet and trozen, BREVITIES. LOCAL English Literature Clasa at 11 a, today, All traios east and west were on time yesterday. The police made three arrca's for drunkenness last night. The ice men are singing rather dole- fully, “What will the harvest e The comletion of the Florsnce cut- off is postponed unt 1 next summer, They are filling up the holes on Ninth street and purting them in passable condi- tion. A case of disturbanes of the peace by calling bad tames, was before Judge Ben- eke yesterday. Con Gromer, sheriff of North Platte, had a thoronghbred setter dog given him by Tom Callan yesterd: Ex-Councilman Step! the street in front of hix b barn with stome, Tt is & great improvement, Tt is waid that the first thres days of December rule the winter nonths, Y Thursday governing December wonld make the outlook a poot one for coal dealers, ~The matinee and evening perform- ances of the “Chimes of Normandy,” at the opera house to-day, will be very fine m en<on is paving A\ row in which pistols were pulled sed at Pivonkas saloon on Sixth street last nicht. No arrests and nobody hurt. — 1t is propoved to 1ift the debt of $3,000 now hanging over the +irst M. K. church by Jaunary 1st by voluntary subscrip- tons, The special car the Mayo company do their rairoading in is named ‘“‘Deronda Mayo,” in honor of the tragedian’s daughter, -The funeral of the late Miss June Peabody, which took place at 3o'clock yes- terday, fe m the residence of Dr. Peabody, was largely attended. ~The examination of Stringer Brantnot and John Cusic, for burglarizing Patrick Ford's houss and shooting at Policeman Casp- 1, comes up to-day. —A Sabbath school will be held at the Northwestern railroad depot at 8:30 o'clock p. m. next Sunday, under the auspices o} the Young Men's Christian Association, —John Baumer, the Jewnler, 1314 Fur- nam, has 8 me remarkably fine French Opers Glasses in l'ear]l and Gold caves which he is offering at very reasonable prices. The ‘“‘Chimes aftenoon and evel of mandy” this ng, should receive, at the hands of the Omaha public, as hearty and ample recognition as did the Kellogg treupe. ~There will be plenty of amusement next wee's for theatre goers, the Hoey- Hurdie company appeari i at the opera house Widnesday n'ght, and Frank Mayo Thursday, Friday and Saturday. —Since the mud dried up the question of i to have Jim Stephen- paving Tenth street s to agitate the public mind, won ix she only one wh o+ is dc at it, und that is at his own Superintendent Lane, public s hools, reports, after a visit to Kansas C ty, 8t. Joe and St. Louis, that the Omaln pupils in the corresponding fully as far and that in the primary grades pupils wee ahead ot their down-th i nds, Iravk Reed, who was released from the county jail on o writ of habe s corpus, turns out to have been one of Pink rton’s men -en’ to Umchat) inve tigate a certain important case. Ho does not p opose to 4i e up the job yot, however, and will still be found with plenty of cash in his pockets when wanted ~The president of the State Bar asso- ciation has apvointed a committee to draft resolutions regar ing the decoase of Judge Kaley, Hon, T, L. Schick and Col, W, B, Smith, to r.port at the Junuary meotiog. The commn:istee consists of J. €, Cowin, chairman, J. R. Webster, J. H. Broady, A. H. Conver and G. W. Covell, Nebraska Rendering and Drying company have elictel O. F. Goodmun, president; A, M. Clark, vice president; W, J. Lroateh, secretary; Thomas Gibson, treasurer and generd manager, and the following directors: F. Goodman, ', J. Broateh, Thomas Gib on, A, M.JClak and Heory Gibson. The compavy hae purchased aund enlarged the old Gibson fertilizng works on the river north of Boyd's packing house. —_— DYING BY INCHES, Very often we see aperson suffering from some form of kidney complaint, is gradually dying Yy inches. s no longer need be so, for Kleotric Bitters will positively cure Bright's disease, or any diseases of the kidneys or urivary organs, They are especially adapted to this olass of disgases, acting directly on the stomach hd liver at the same time, and will specdily cure where every other runm’i} box faiod. Bold at fifty cents a bottle by Iah & McMabon, ) S Buckwheat Oakes with Vorm Muple Syrupis about the correct th for breakfustat this season of the y French, the Grocer, has somo ceased Omauha grades ar fine Buckwheat Flour made from selected grain which has been thoroughly sereened. Helas also 1 stock some choice Vermont Maple Syrup. The very best that can be fouud in the West. e —— Three more invoices of the finest Silverware just opened at Huber mann's, FISH BY THE THOUSAND. Stocking the Missouri/s Tribu. taries with California Salmon, An Interesting Experiment by the Fish Commissioners Mr. R. Deckar, « at the Creighton California Salmon, North house with Of salmon can't bo very big ones, in fact, little fellows, two inches long, and the whole 50,000 awim contentedly in six large galvan- ized iron cans. The cans are cach about two feet in diameter, and three that the In Bend, is 50,000 the They each about course are, feet high, and 8o arranged water is constantly ventilated. addition to this the fluid every hour to give plenty of oxygen to the tinicst and most bashful of the is stirred fisti, Thesc of the North Bend hatcheries, where 500,000 ¢ months ago by the fish commission, The youngsters are all very lively, and comparatively fow die. They are intended for the streams in the north- country, and will be put in at different places. Asis well known, the California salmoen, unlike the salmon trout, is a migratory fish, and each year after the first the journey to tho sea and back again s made. The present experi- ment in pisciculturo which is being made by the fish commissioners of this state, is an espocially enteresting one. It seems almost incredible that the instinct of the fish should lead them to forsake the small mountain stream in which they are placed, follow it to the mouth, where its waters empty mto the turbid channel of the Mis- souri, thence down the big muddy to tho Mississippi and finally to the blue depths of the Gulf of Mexico. But the more ditlicult thing to be- lieve is that the young salmon, after fattening for a time in the salt water, should bo able to find its way again into the swift current of the ‘“‘father of waters,” ascend a thousand miles again to the Missouri’s muddy mouth and swin through tho latter's turbid waters and over its many sand-bars to the mouth of the pavent stream, and finally find the very place it first knew as home, and where it will remain long enough to breed and spawn What & journey ! Three thousand miles and return ! But the fish com- missioners believe that the salmon they are now “‘planting” will success- ully accomplish it, and say that a few years will find all the headwaters of the state plentitully stocked with the gamoy, delicate luxury for which Cali- fornia and Oregon streams have so long bnon famous. sung salmon are the product gus wero placed about two - A World of Good. One of the most popular medicines now before the American public, is Hop Bitters. You see it everywhere. People take it with good effect. It builds them up. It is not us pleasnnt to the taste as some other Bitters s it is not a whisky drink. It i3 more like the old fashioned bone-set tea that has done a world of good. If you don't feel just right try Hop Bit- tors,—Nunda News, nov1b-decl NOVEMBER WINDS. Interesting Itoms from the Meteor- ologionl Summary. The month of November unusually pleasant one, there being but eight days on which the clouds discharged their contents in the form of rain or snow. The general sum- mary will bo of interest and can be appropriately preserved for future reference and compatison. Tie Bee is indebted to Mr. Alexander Pollak, the sergeant of signal service in this city, for tho following fact was an vember 23 35 the luwest ba November 7; mean bar, Ju 17 highest tomperaturo was G on Novemberb; lowest temperature, 4 8 on November 19; mean temperature, 86.9 2, and the prevailin the wind was northwest Tho great est velocity of tlm wind was 36 miles, on Novembe The total number of miles of wind were 1. The number of clear days was ¢; the num- ber of fair days, 13; and of cloudy days, 8. The number of days on which rain or snow fell were 8. The total rainfall was 1.20 inchos. The temperature of November, 1880, was: Highest, 60°; lowest, 0°; mean, 20.4°, 'I‘ul Al rainfall, 0.7 inches. B s Ll SUIC ]I'l‘ AND DYSPEPSIA, A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia, “Welly' H alth Renewer.” The greatest tonic, best bilious and liver remedy known, 81 Druggists. Depot C. F. Goodman, ~ s OYSTERS, Best Selects Standard 4be Favorite. . . el )y B at WM, GENTLEMA d1-3t The * Chains, Gold and Silver Watches, at HUBERMANN'S take the first rank. - JUST OPENED, Finest line of new styles in Parve- TERIES, Pocker Books and Laoies Hasxo Bacs, at WOOLLEY & DAVIS', 16th street opposite post- office. dz-tf s BARGAINS in Sample Boots, Shoes and slippers at FULLRIEDF DON'T FORGET that we are sell- THE best b and 10¢. cigars in the city. THE CELEBRATED THUR- BER NO. b woe offer 6 for THUR BER NO. 10, 3 for 2 ALMOST COST. Try them and bo convinced of the superiority or our Brands. SCHROTER & BECHT, OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY, One door north of Boyd's Opera House, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: S\'I‘UI:[)AY. !)l’l(‘l‘iMBL"R 3, Frank Reed Mr, Reed corrects the statement ) made in lis case yesterday that he was fined three Ho was only first time §$156 for currying concealed weapons and then 50 general principles, He is not a stranger here by any means, having relatives living within cighty miles of Omaha. He has gone to work in Charles Marks' restaurant, but says that the police mako life a burden to him by watching him all the time and that they won't let him aloneat all. times, fined twice, on — . — PERSONAL Dr. Stong has returned from Alabama. Hon. J. L. Webster went east yesterday. Hen, Wm, A, Paxton has gone to Chi. cago. Mrs Dr. Mathewsor, of Lincoln, is in . W. Kitchen came in from (ireen river yesterday. Theadore Tilton passed through the city Thursday returning from Lincoln, Rev.J. B, Maxfiell went to Schuyler yesterday to remain over the Sabbath. E. M. Bartlott has gons ona tripto New York and Washin tton . Sheriff Grover and W, 8. Van Doran, of North Platte, called at Tie Bere office yes- terday. . Bailey, and Chas. Selleck, of Her- man, Nebraska, callod at Tir Bee office yestorday, M nager Marsh, of Boyd's Opera House, left yesterday afternoon for a few days visit in Chicago, Manager Marsh, of Boyd's Opera hou left for Chicago yesterday to be ab- sent fow days, “Henator Saundors left Thursday after- noon for Washington City, to be pres nt at the opening of congress on the hth, C 8 k, « f the U. P, headquarters has been transferred to the claim depart- ment of the Miseouri Pacific, at 8t. Louis. Mr, Van Horn, who conducts the Moun- tain Trout house at Evenston for the Kitchens, passed through the city yester- day on his way east, The Metropolitan hotel register indi- cates the following arrivals: Ed. 8. Con- nelly of Aibion; C. J. Phel; &, of Schuy- ler; Russell K. Cooper, of St. Joe. The Canfield house register shows the following arrivals: L. O. Schouter, of Osceola; F. A, Taylor, of Grand Island; James Ward, of Gilmore; 0. Bruton, of Fremont. E. E. Dix, traveling agent of the Fort Seott & Gulf railroad, and Lywan McCar- ty, general western passenger agent of the B. & O, railroad, with headquarters at Kansas City, are in town, Mr. T. A. Taylor, passeng uductor on the Union Pacific from Grand Island to Cheyenne, was in the city yesterday. Ho is on his way to New Orleans to attend the conductors’ conyention The Withnell house register notex the fol'owing arrivals in the city : Charles L. Stone, of Hastings; C. Boon and G-orge L. Brooks, of Northern Nebraska; R. J. Moore, of Lincoln; CGieorga White, of Des Mo The Creighton hotse regicter shows the arrival of the following persons in the city: J. B. Bailey, of Herman; F. Dunn, of Sals Loke; J. M Parmele, of Plattsmouth; R. Win. J. x C A. or, of S and Jawos B, Parker, Sionx Weston, Col. I N, C rnish and wife, of H'nn burg, Towa, Mr. and Mrs. 8, (' 5 Red Cloud, Mra, J. E. Smith o Murs, H. T, Clarke and da ith Bend; P of “ails; R. Mer-den y; ¥ ed Henton, of r(nl vue, A, H. Swan and Thos, Swan and A, Bowie of Che Mrs. wn and Miss Clarkson of Schuyler, i Mrs, F. P, Irel nd of N nd Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Noith of Columbus, were among the suburtan visitors to the Kel- logg concert lust introduction of Budwoiser Beer’ uy with propriety be compared with Caesar’s *“Veni, Vidi, Viei.” For the public good: Conrad’s Bud- weiser Bec e — Dr. Amelia Burroughs, Withnell Houso, Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 . m. to 4 p.m. m&o-tf Ford Sohmodnr 's Move. Our old friend Ferdinand Schroedor has moyed his headquarters from 10th streot to Farnam street. next door hotel. » T this aplendid location ho has opencd up a first class tonsorial palace, and is. al- ways roady to attend to his old custo- mors and make the acquaintance of new ones GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN, Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption is certainly the medical remedy ever placed within (he reach of suffering humanity, I'hou- sands of once helpless suffevers, now loudly }u'nclnmltwh‘ praiso foe this wonderful discovery to which they their lives, Not only does it posi- y cure Consumption, but Conghs, Colds, Asthwa, Bronchitis, Hay X Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs yields | t at once to its wonderful curative pow- or as if le’ magie. Wo do not ask you to buy a large bottle unless you know what you ase gotting, We' there earnestly request ’)'nu to eall on your druggists, Isit & McManoy, and get a trial bottle free of cost which will con- vince the most skeptical of its wonder- ful werits, and show you what a rogu- lar one dollar size bottle will do. For silo by Ish & McMahon, (4) east of Poter Goos' — of TOIL domestic and at prices far other dealors HROTER & BECHT'S, Orera House Puaraacy, One door north of Boyd's opera house, —— BARGAT Sawplo Boots, Shoos and Slippers at FULLRIEDE § Fine assc TICLY SOAPS asked b Parrosi AR- imported below those tment e OYSTERS, Scleots. . Standards Modiums. . A A novi0-4t AT GLADSTON e Black Beaver Hats 83.70 at the Boston Store, A BIG THING. Haverly's Consolidated Spec- tacular Company. They Will Appear at Boyd's Next | Spring. Mr. Chas. L. manager for Jack Haverly, was in the city last night, and left at noon to- day for San Francisco to open the new California theatre recently added by Mr. Haverly to the list of his houses of amusement, scattered Androws, general from The California theatre is his latest venture, and opens Christ- mas eve with the grand spectacular drama, Michaol Strogoff. Mr. Andrews comes from the Fifth Avenuo Theater, New York, and has organized to be known as Spectacular Com- pany, and is a consolidation of the two combanics from Booth's and Nibios, They will pro- Auce the original London version of Michael Strogoff; something never before attempted in this country, and to do this they require forty-one ocean to ocean. what is Haverly's veaple. 1o scencry propercy and parapher- nalia for the new theatre leave New York to-night in charge of W. i Daley, the stage manager; Rufus Williams, stage carpen Mrs. Harry Hudaon, costumer, and John W. Thompson, scenic artist. Signor Novissimo, the bal'et master, leaves New York to-morrow night. The charge of C. K. New York on Sunday, in a special palace car furnished by Mr. Pullman, in which they will eat, sleep and live during the trip from New York to Ogden. Fred Bangs, the tragedian, plays Michael Strogoff; Cecil Rush, Martha Strogofl; Ed Thorne, the American newspaper man, and Felix Morris, the ~ English correspondent. The dancers are all from Kurope with Adela (mnull).s, a beautiful woman, as “‘Star premicr Assoluta,” It is expected that the play will have a run of at least three months and at the end of that timo “‘The World” will be put on. The company will return about the 1st of April, and Mr. Andrews said he thought they would stop over in Oma- ha. While here he teok the measure- ment of the stage of the new opera house and he is of the opinion that it will be large enough to hold them. It would be the biggest stroke of luck Cmaha has had in a long time to catch this company for a night or two in April. In regard toZMr. Havorly's chein of theatres across tho country, his man- ager said it was true that he con- templated such a schemo and the purchase of the California theatre had that end in view. By next year Mr. Haverly will have a theatre on Broad and Market streets, Phila- delphia and before long he will have another in Boston. The intermediate points il hu easily filled np. If you aro suflering with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, gen- eral debility, disordered blood, weak constitutivn, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means pro- cure a bottle of Electric Bittors. You will be Bul'prlsul to : e rapid im. | you will { aezon gth | dn and uis- ) \ sorthh you will vejoico in tho praiss of Klecurie Bittars, Sold af tit = santa s bottle by Lsh & MebMahon. A Chooky Oporation. About two months ago Moses Haw- kins found a horse in a deserted coun- try road. He adverti owner came. Aftor a while a man named John Evans put in an_ appear- ied the horse, Tt 1 to him, and ho proc ed it but no ance and cl; delive take numerous rides behind the mal ani- Recently circumstances h which go to show that obtuined the horse on pure cheek. warrant, is out for Ev; ns' arrest. HOEV HARDIE The Child of tho State and Its Attractions ¢ A The Hoey Hardie company, which appears at Boyd's Opera house on in The Child of the State comes with the warmest commendations of the press everywhiere. Of their appearance at Leavenworth on Wednesday night, The Times of yesterday says: Last evening the Child of Stute drow a large audience at thenew opera. house, that received this elegant and truly meritorious play with a perfect ovation of enthusissm. 1t was a sur- prisc to see the new and scenery set especially for the the clégant costumes worn by the bril- lisnt company. The story is 8o i tensely intoresting that the lines of each wotor aro eagerly sought, to fol- low the plot that continually enrap- tures the audience, and when the de- noucment 18 reached they are wrought to a pitch of feeling and sympathy that elceits a perfect storm of applause. Each one of the ladies were tho ough and artistic in_the portrayal of Wednesday evening next, their roles, and evinced all the delicate and touching points th.xl make up the true actress, Not cne word of adverso criticism can justly bo said against this company. ~Each member is the one for the place, and they are avpre ciated for excellence by those who wit- noss their performance, The Hoe Hurdio company, without exception, gavo the best and most pleasing dr matic entertainment that has visited Leavenworth this year, and with a magnificent play, superh scencry, ele- gant costumes and first-class talent, they are sure to fill the seating capaci- ty of any opera house where their true merit is known. A trial package of ** BLACK-DRAUGHT " free of charge. At 0. F, Goodman' He Skipped A warrant was issued in polics court yesterday for the arrest of Win. Randolvh, wlo has gone across the [ river on an excursion for his health, | It appears that Randolph some time ago gave & chattel mortgage on a wagon to L. Peterson. Whey Ycterson came to foreclose the mortgage the property | was found to be missing and it uu‘ afterwards discovered that Randolph | had sold it and then skipped for Towa's friendly shores, THE MILLARD: A Favovable Outlook for Ita Com- pletion by Jaly Next. “Well, how does it progressi’ | asked a Ber reporter yesterday of Mr. 8. Shears, who is directing the construction of the Millard hotel structure on the corner of Thirteenth and vouglas “‘Pretty well," the gentleman ad- dressed “Of a necessity work now is slow as we are just get ting to the more ornamental and con- sequently the more difticult parts of the brick work., But still we complain. T am full of confidence of being able tu upen the hotel upon In- dependence Day of 1882, and if thix good weather continues I think there is no doubt of its completion by that time," “What is there about the ladies’ entrance having been made too narrow, as has been remarked by a number of persons looking at the hotel! ' “Nothing whatever. I haye heard the samo comwent, but it is made by those who don’t know what they are talking about. The ladies’ entrance is four feet and a half wide, and is large enough for the purpose for which it is intended. It extends from the west side ot the building about twenty feet and terminates in an amply large vestibule, from which the attendant of the hotel can be ealled by an electric bell. It is exclusively for ladies and will be used for no other purpose *‘The roof you now see being com- menced over the dining hall, at the north extension of the building, is to protect the heavy center piece and other ornamental decorations which will constitute the ceiling of the hall. This false roof will prevent any acci- dental leakage of water in the rooms above from injuring this Iruswinu and figure work. The walls are to rise to the same height as those of the rest of the building. “‘All of theterior wood-work is ba- ing furnished in Lircoln and will be shipped here already to put in its place. We are having most of the doors made of black walnut and inlaid woods. Those projecting beains you sec around the building answered, annot heavy stone coping which will be put up just as soun as it arrives. Noade- quate idea of the building can be ob- tained now, as when the stone coping and verandasare in place it will be ially changed. Tspecial atten- ! tion will be paid to the interior finish- ing, and 1 do not hesitate 1n saying that the Millard will be as fine in its appointments as any house. in the west.” 1t Heads the List Of a1l other preparations or medicines. cases ol nsea, hewldachs ziness or Tn re of the s ystem, BurDoC have no cqual, They never i immediate reliof. Price |51, nta Pty SAXE’S SPLENDOR. Magnificent Equipment of the Opera House Pharmucy. The west room in Boyd's opera house, which was sccured by Mr. D. W. Saxe sometime azo, has for some- time beenin process of completion, and at 4 o'clock to-day will be thrown open for the ingpection of the public. expense has been spared to wmane the room perfect for the business for which itis designed. The floor is hand- somely tiled in various colors, put in by the United States Accoustic Tiling Co., of Indianapolis, Tud. The fresco work is very beautiful, and the credit therefor belongs to Heury Range, of the same city. Claes & Lehnbeuter, ot St. Louis, furnish all the fixtures, Whitall, Tatum & Co., of Philadel- ohia, all the glass ware, and P. \\ Vindheim, of this city, the ourtains, which are very fine. The counters and shelving. are of hcavy, carved walnut and the pre- scription cuse, which occupies the entire north end of the room is of the same, with a beautiful, KFrench plate glass mirror cight feet high by four broad. Saxe will have the finest arranged prescriplion caso in the country, containing a duplicate of ry articlo in the store, with dark closets for poisons, etc. The ehow cases are of ebony and plate glass and will be filled with a large stock of _ holiday goods purchased | by Mr. Saxe and to be cpened out to- day for the first time. Thesc gouds are of an extra fine quality, and something new in this country. At 4 o'clock to.day afternoon the grand opening of Saxe's opera house pharmacy will take place, being immediately after the close of the matinee performance of the Chimes of Normandy. Those who want to sce the finest sight in the city will not miss seging this opening. s DIED. AYER- At her late residence on Howar ! near Thirteen'h street, at 7:30 p. 1) cember 1st, Mrs, Sarah J. Ayer, wi J. B. Ayer, ag-d 26 years and 19 eral notice hereafter, - I have been appointed state agent | for Schlitz’s Milwaukee Beo in kegs. Parties desiring to handle same please apply to or address M. A. McNamara, Omaha, Neb, ovlh-tf Partios leaving town or disposing of | their household effects will make money by calling on A, L. Fitch & Co., 209 South 12th street, who pay the highest CASH price for second- hand furniture, n2-lm above the first story are to support | g 1881. ] | FORGED A CHECK, $100 by a 8lick Scoundrel. City. netime in March last, named Charles Meyer, passed a check for 100 Ed. giving him over 00 aud goods for it. H. Beal and Culk and was made pay- ble at Caldwell, Hamilton & Co's. bank. Meyer had previous. ly given Mauer a like check and the latter consequently had no yuestion s to the paper's genuiness, When the check was presented for payment, h was discovered that it was a forgery. Moyer *‘skip- ped” immediately aftor passing the check and has not been heard of until within the past week. Mr. H. Wagner, tray- eling salesman of West & l'ronvln-r, of this city, who has just returned from a western tour, told Mr. Mauer that he saw Meyer in Salt Lake City a few days before, A dispatch was immediately sent to the marshal of that cityandyesterday anansver came that the man had been cnuuht and imprieoned. He will bo brought to Omaha to-morrow. A Willing Endorver. MLLWAUKEE, Wis., July 80, 1881, H. W, Warnik & Co.: Sies—I can rocommend your Sufe Kidney and Liver Cure, and you can cheerfully use my name. Mgs, N Kerwy, eod-1w a st “WINE OF CARDUI ' fur Ladies only. AtC. F. Goodmas. _ SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY. 'l\lor( Y TO LOAN—Call at Law Office of D. L. Thomas Room8 Crolehton Block. To loan at from § to 10 per cont. $.)0 000 d real mnmfinn, by DR INAAC EDWARDS 1100 Farnhata 8¢, 3»&{)0 00( TU LUAN—AL 8 per centin. teroat in sums of 82,600 and upwards, for 8 to 6 years, on tirst-class city and farm property. Diis, Rius Estara and”Loax Aon th and Dougles Ste. HELP WANTED. ANTED— A good man cook, at the House, l-mmnu ub, N ANTED—To rent strictly first cl »s family suite of room , furnished or unturnished, and with board, for wife and small family. ~ Ad’ drew at once, G, R, Bce - fice. \( ANTED - Situat on by young man (Danish) to woak in privare family. Inquire at Scandinavian hotel, 11th St., bet. Lea. enworth and Jones. )SI 3 \7ANI a Swede as conch- man, thorough cxperiences. Ad: ress, Erik ko, 1318 Capitol avenue, city. 0.3* The Forger Arrested in Salt Lake a butchor Mauer, the latter The check purported to be signed by | - SPRCIAL NUTIGES-—-Gnnmneu T_Laree handsome y furniehed back \(l'( R B4, Mauer B'ed to the Tune of l T Sation, o L1ont Foom seovna etoey brick 13 Cass st reet, 5 doors west of S0th, JOOR RENT—-Furnishod rooms, north wide o California 8¢, 2d door west of fll\l l!v<|u|l’! after 1 p. m bw». HENT—24tory house, rl-u 6 large slosets; wlko, & barn if dlsired. 2488 Daven- port St Fm« REN--¥ A [ chanta’ Rxchango,N. £, cor. 161h and Dodge rgeta, ’OH BALI‘ OR SALE- Large busines- lot on Harne 8t . wutable for wholessiing, ~ Johwn T, M Cague, Opp. ¥, 61 tl A wood yearold hurse nted to drive single or. quire oll;-ulxl'\mmdl_ Canfield b A fine Colt's Boe Good as new, Has be Cost $38, will take 860, Adm.« ok Tee Oftice, JOR A l‘ 1ot set of 7 pie Crelghton Block, City F\m BA clas ondition, one 25 nquire Omaha Found; 4\|--w] .Ml JFOREALE Toam m good ponies, chevp; at e Barn, 16th St. of 1 3“ K FOR £ALK ESTABROOK & COE YEMIS has rattling long lists of notises, lota. 4 Inn\ll sud farms for sale 1 and gob iom JOR BALE—Maps of Douglas aud Sarpy_out. tios. A, ROS! w;\rml.mmnmmnu’n 320-f l JSES AND LAND—Bemis rents houses, stores, hotels, far ots, lands, offices See 15t page MISCELLANEOUS. MAN OF stri ot b Tmess habits, with 8500 in 0 invest in somo extablish rl HE SIOUX CITY BUTTON MANUFACT( K- ING CO., Will pay cash for horns by the car- 1oad,delivered at any ruilroad depot in § oux City. Texas teer horn preferred For particulars ad- dres, D. C. Robie, Supt. 013-j1 FIRST CLASS SALESMAN (from New York) desires a si' uation where his services Would be required. No objectian to going west. Address A, Black, care B. Goldstein, + ouncil Blufls, Towa. dec 1-6t 0ST OR STOLEN— Small liver and_ white, mostly white, pointer dog. The party who has the dog will find it more profitable to return to owner than to keep him, as I shall make trouble if not in my possestion’ befo e Saturday. GEO. u. FITCHETT, carriage shop, 816 south 15th street, 16,1 GO ‘D CHANCE FOR A GOOD BAKER With & small capital can buy hake'y, con- sistin ¢ of an ovan 8x10 feet and a ba ehouse L4x with gond store ro ms and { mily rooms to for $15 per munth with 3 years lease; -t Ihcation in one of the liveliest towns in Ne- broska. Inquire cf I G, Clack & Co., Omaha, Nob. 5393 IN CRAYON—Past 150 decorutivo patnt M WARDNER, room 1, Jocob's Block, o and Of', RS, D, R bi2-tt OUND—Keys on Farnham, in front of Toft's. !~ Owner can have san e by’ proving property and payiog for this advertisement at the Hee office. 281 B EMIS' REAL ¥STATE BOOM.—See 1st page. ‘V ANTED—To rent by the 1st of Janusrya guod resid nce of from §to 10 roows; od locality, west of 12th St. and_ within 10 or 5 minutes walk from Farnham preferred Good reference give 1. Address, J. E. B, 1203 Farn- ham§ . " 625.6* ANTED—A pasition to travel, b a young man who has in Nebra ka and sh good reference. 'resent position too Address, N. N. G., oo office. €:533* \ ANTED—A gooa girl for gencral house- work. _Enquire at Intclligenco offive, 11th street, near Farnam stree . 619-2* ANTED—Gool practical ngonts for all westorn towns, genteel work big pay. Call or address, J. P. DEVOKE, 1015 Capits] Avenue, "0 nuha, Neb. pectable_gentlemen to room Sl LG and fzard Sts. 615t D-Girl for general hou ework, st 2020 8t, Mary’s avenuc [t ALED HAY—AU A, H. Sander's Feed Biore 1013 Harney St. 9-t1 EMIS' REAL LB pAFEFE TR ENIS' NEW CITY MAPS, 1oc. Maps, $2.50. r. B COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special - adyirtisements—sich s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, Te Rent, Wants, Boarding, ctc., will be inserted in this column at the low rate ot TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. ESTATE EXCHANGE.—% Leave adv ertisements at our office, up-stairs, comer Broadway and Main streets, Bluffs, Council ANTKD—An artist that can do first-class work at sketching buildings with Indiv ink for photo-enraving. . Apply at once to J. H Vierce, Bee offi ANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs io cr week, de 5100 dway and ' to take Tue Brk, 20 cents livered by carriers. Office corner ortable turnished rom in , nerth of U, P track, for ed overy day’ iu his oLi-3 “Girl in private funily, 3 must thoroughly rlw starching and ironicg shirts. ~ kofer quired. 6l WAvED Farnished room_with board for s+ 1 wlfe and son, 10 vears o d, in private family, contrally loc References exchang. ed, o, Address, K. D; M., Omahia Boe offlce G018 jom _and Heforences \/ ANTED- wnd wite. dress X., | 1 family. s SE. \ ANTED. A housekceger ut 1109 Fa Ktrect, up stairs. 105t \ FANT ED TANTEN—Girl to do_housework, 1110 Farnham St. B nquln 412-tt Funding bridge and schiool bonds, rk, Bellovue, B FOR RENT— nouses AND LAND. Fun “KENT—Furnished _rooms, corner 20th and Cass Sts, at northwest Pty icely Fuu KENT furnished roo [ Howard New house of 7 rooms, 19th and Enquire E. V. Smith, 6¢4-tf OB RENT Graco Sts, MOR RENT—8 rooms, at northwest corner 26th and Douglas st AUIRENT A dwellin Chl house with 6 rooms on Euiquire on vreinises. o and 2ith Sty l'wn KENT—Room with Loard for 4 o must give references. Cor. 11 hand 624 b troets, DOR RENT - loute, 4 rc Enquire J. L, , south end 10th St. MeCag Post Oftice, Ivul. RENT Roow, or mmm. ». d, o7 16¢h and. ll(\\nrd l\ul. »N urnishod room, 8. W. G.r. 10th aud Fm: R 4 room for gentleman,at$09 Farnhauw St., bet. 10th and 6102 thrce blocks dres with re v of Carrier No. 3. B14-5 2 desirable , 17th oms, O RENT-—Cottage with 6 roows, new comipiete. Lng ir emises st Mason, # blacks south of 8t Mary's v 611 CHAS "KAT: and DOR RENT—One parlor on_ground floor n'M one chamber Randsomely’ furished, - 2212 California 8t, 615 6 DOR RENT near Paul I‘VUIA E e rmer 1athand California, House of 6 rooms, 1221 16th St., 005-3 T—Furnished roowms, at sotthwest 558 20 rooms with th aud 21st 0. JO0I RENT board, Two well tar 11 Cass St., bat, QOR KENT-—A oarding house of eley strect, Near it 30 per’ month, P rooms, iid shops session given o 1st Decimber. Boarders now in the Touse will re JAMES L. MOKTON, 509 8, 10th Bt. 600-2 ENT- A suit of furnished roows, parlor and two bedrooms, also a single room. Chi- cago street, between 14th ad 15th, conte brlck house. J90-t! ) Address Perry, in care of Council Blife, Tows ol o1 7 Yon can get _the quickest and 1 est N pictur 8 f vour children, & by patron i7Aug Mturke's excélsior gallery near post office, insin .t necuy Process., e allowed t0 Omaba inic, it ¢ TAN Best pay- in: business in the Address C. M, Beeottice Novi-tf l‘m" ALE- for cash, Council Bluffs, £K ‘Address W [)01 TICKET OFFICE tickets continues to boom. Un, rece low rates to all eastern points. Lvery ticket guaranteed. Orders filled by telephone” From one to ten dollars saved by purchusing tickets of C.A. Pot'er, successor to Totter & Valmer, No, 40 South Filth strvet, { ur doors Leiow the post- Council Fluffx, low st TANTED \ | Inquire a oct1i-tf War in railrond broom corn., Blufls 20U Narna o buy 100 tons r particulars wddress Cou Broom Factory, Counci! Bluffs, Iowa. - A firstc ANTE <5 broom ti Towa. OR SALE—Old papers 40c per mmuml o 4" The Beo oftice, Council Blufls, a2 EDW MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND COND TIONALINT, 498 Tonth Strest,butiwsn Farubas Will, with tne aid of guardiay Wpirite, obain {0 any ono a glance at tho pask i present, and on certain conditions in the fus Boota and Sboes made to ordcr. Perfech 1 wigh 1 ARD KUEHI hmmlfi POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape (rean Tartar. No other arpation makes such light, fiaky hot breads wxurious pastry. Can he eaten by Dyspeje without fear of the llls resulting trom heavy west'hue food. Sold ok.'y I cans, by all Groey ROYAL B £ING POWDER CO Now Yor