Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY Thursday Morning, Jan 12, ‘Weather Report (Ths following observations are taken at #he same moment of time at all the sta- yns named.) R DrrartMrsT, U, 8, Siavan Servien, ) OMAIIA, Jantuary 11, 1882, (4:45 p. ) | ATIONS. Dener.... Cheyenne Plitte. ... Omaha NW Light W Fueh |Clear SW Light | Clear NW Light Clou Iy E Cam |Cloudy N Fresh Coudy SE Light Cles B [Light |C NW/Calm ¢ Deadwocd NE |Fresh |Cloudy Assiniboine .. (3034 | 16 [NW/Oalm | Peir River above low water mark, five feet sad trozen, ar LOCAL BREVITIES, “La Mascotte’ and the ‘‘Gobble” duet at Boyd's Opera House to-uight. ~—~The Odd Fellows' excursion to Blair to- night ill be a delightful affair. —Fresh Vaccine Viruy with full direc. tions for u ing, just received at Kennard Brothers, Jneef Haverly’s Mastodons on | Monday vight at Boyd's. The sale of seats begins Friday morning. —The sccond socinble of tha Presbyte- rian cliurch will be held in the church parlors thie evening. The county commi meeting Taesday app Neligh constable for the ners at their ted Capt. J. J. Third ward, ~There were threo plain drunks before Judge Bencke yesjerday. All were fined and ne paid, while the other two gave good security for the amount. “The Wabash company has unloaded a large quantity of thematerial atthe Trans- fer to be used in the construction of the iron sheds for that company The Omaha Barbed Wire Co., have just purchased fifty carloads of wire and have orders enough ahead to consume the entire amount, —A shopman, who was crazy drunk, sed the whole lower part of town Tues- day by his demomiac yells on the river front. Ho was run down and captured by Officer McCune, — Tnformation has been received in this city of the death of Mrs J. R, Caine, wif of the Grand Mastor of Masons of Ne- brasia, She died at Falls City last Mon- day afternoon, —Dr. Ayres accomplished yesterday greatest feat of vaceinatim on record, innoculating 380 persons with the virus, Small pox will have but little chance i Omaha if this style of vaccination is kept up. ~The j ry in the case of Steele, John- son & Co. vs. Homan, Tuesday gave the plaintiffis a judgment for the mmount claimed, $200. A suit for $250 his been stommenced by the same parties against 0.8, McCormick. ~The rehearsal of the Philomathean «olub at Julius Meyer's rooms Tuesday gave promise for some charming n.usio at the grund concert and hall of the Hebrew Bewvalent soclety at Standard hall, *®s day evening next. —During the month of Davember there passed both ways over the Union Pacific bridge at this point juet 7,801 loaded cars of freight. At the rate of $10 per car, this showsa revenue of $78,010. This Is out- side of the passouger business, —The rule now is for every lady to have her age indicated on her hat brim, Every inch of width represents three years. A ten inch brim means that the lady is thirty years old; a twenty inch brim shows that she is sixty, and so on, —The third party of the Terpsichorean Club was held at Standard hall Tuesday About 40 couples were present, The programme embraced a charming order of dances and with the ample refreshments and music the occasion was » most delight- ful one - The report of the killing of John Bull by Jim Bush, in Denver, proves not to be entirely o rrect, There was a difficulty between them on Friday morning, in which Bull was shotin the foot, accident- ally it is claimed. Bush “can tell B from Bull's foot” now, sure, ~—At a meeting of the Miennerchor so- eiety Tussday ‘Herman Rowenzwelg was elected president, Bd, Wirth secre- tary and John Biumer trewsurer, Six committees were appointed to arrange for avd ruperintond the grand masque bail to e gived by the soclety next week, —Mrs, Barney Shannon, who was ar- rested on the charse of selling liquer un Sund y was released ou her own recogni- zanc s in the sum of $200, e case be heard Jun, $1:t. Bamey claits that eightecn other suloons were open on Sun- day and that he is beins perscouted. P. E. Flodenan, one of Max Meyer & Bro's workimen, was stopped Tuesduy while going to bis home near the end of the red street car line, Two men jumped over a fence and accosted him, but he thinks that the presencs of u neighbor's large dog dissuaded them from theie pur- pose, —U, 8, Marshal Chare, of Tdaho, who isnow in Omaha on n few days visit, wears an unique scarf pin wh ch he says contains the coat of ars of his territory, It in the picture of a solitary jack rabbit gazing -in medftitive lonliness at & d e of about one iuch away, which is supposed to represent the moon, The explanation of the deyice i according to the marshal, that there is nothing else for the jack rab- Lit to look at except the moon, No More Hard Times. It you will stop lgwndmg % much on fine clothes; rich food and style, buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; get more real and substantial things of life every way, and especiilly stop the foolish habit of employing expensive, quack doc- tors or using so much of the vile hu bug medicine that does you only harm, but put your trust in that sim- ple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters; that cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see good ntimes and have good health.- Chronicle. Jan2-12 BEE.|A DETECTIVE'S OPINION. He Declares that Col. Watson B. £mith was Brutally Murde ed. And that Arndt Iunocent of the Crime, The Latter Allowed to go to the Depot Alone. He 1s Not Only Willing But Anxious for His Trial Tuesday morning, viously announced, August Arndt, the a8 was pro- much-persecuted farmor, and the most impotent victim of prejudico on tho part of the U. P, railroad, was taken to dictment for having threatened the life of Judge Dundy. The train upon which the unfortunate man was taken to the plece of trial, left over the B, & M. at 8:40 o'cle It had had given the matter any attention that, in barbarous(’ instinets of the man, and the ency mity (/) of his past life, and the dia- bolical a certain erime which it is sought to lay at his door, as tried to bo proved by the mercen- ary scribblers of the U, . road; that the prisoner, Ardut, would be con veyed to the depot, with the closest Lincoln to be tried on in , in the morning been expected by those who view of the /) nature of watch and the strongest guard which it is pessible for the government to exercise and give under those circum stances. Tie Bee, however, is in- formed that nothing of the kind was done, and that, in fact, Arndt, withou* manacles, without any person to conduct him, walked to the depot to take the train to the place where he is to account for the charges alieged against him. It is tru, however, that another prisoner was taken to the same train, to be conveyed to Lincoln also, aud this prisoner was in tho custody of Mr, J. J. Neligh, su perintenacnt of tho Western Deteetive Agency, and with whom, he walked nearly a block be hind Arndt. As there was some thing wysterious in all this, Tine Bre reporter determined to investig So, Tuesday aftornoon he ferotted out Mr. Neligh and asked for an ex- planation. Reporter. T understand you took Arndt to the train yesterday. Mr. Neligh, Yes, Rep. How came you to do so! Mr. N. Twas requestod last night by Doputy Marshal Stevenson, ow- ing to the sickness of Mr. Bierbower, as also to the absence of the deputies, to take him to the train, and to dele- gate somobody to take charge of him and another prisoner, while on the road to Lincoln. Rep. Why did_you allow him to walk alone, and unguarded to the depot! 3 g{ Mr. Sanders, who was appoint- ed to watch them to Lincoln, and myself, were rather late in getting to the jail. -There was barely time then to make the train, and Sanders having loft his baggago on Farnam gtroet, started to get it, leaving me to escort the prisoners, Garey and Arndt, down Harnoy and Tenth streets to the de- pot. T walked beside Garey, who was carrying some heavy baggage, while Arndt walked some distance ahead? Rep. Wore you not afraid of his escaping ? N. Nk:), I would have trusted him to go alone. Rep. Doesn’t that show too much carlessness for and confidence in o man suspected of the murder of Col. Smith! N. Wy, wy dear friend that poor old “cravk,” although possibly guilty of threatening the life of Judge Dundy and that of other U, S officers, and although cranky on many other matters, had no more to do with the murder of Col, Smith than you or me Rep. Then you attach no import- ance to the case made out against him by the Republican! No, I do not. He has made contradictory statements, it is true, both before and after his arrest as to his whereabouts on the night of the murder of Smith, But it 1s casy to aceount for his contradictions, Thoy do nol, however, wculpute him in my mind, nor do they in the minds of District Attorncy Lambertson and Mr. Cowin, with both of whom I have beon aseociated in the matter. In fact, any statement he might make, oven though he were to confess the murder, would not alter the facts as to his whereabouts that night. And, inasmuch as, a short time after the murder, T kuew of his wher of the he Saud 11 o'e look into with the Swmith, Rep. Do you believe Colone! Smith was murderad? N. Ido. There is abundance of proof to show that it was u brutal and diabolical murder, Rep. Is there auything being done to securo the guilly parties! N. There has been cousiderable money exponded by the committee, taken from the fund raised by the citizens, but the amount subscribed, 1 abouts on the do between the b cli, Tdid not seo fiv to the atter v connection assass: Colonel urs of ation of undorstand, will not reach quite $0,000, of which 8,000 are held intact for the reward offored, leaving not enough to follow up clues in the systematic wauner in which it should be done. The probabilities are that the murder will always remain a mystery unless its perpetrator is discovered by ucei- dent, or the committee is provided with a largely mereased working fund. No detective of ability will work for reward without having the expenses incidental to his labor provided for, I believe that large rewards in cases of this kind are really dangerous. It is well known that many people have been already suspected and accused of this murder withoutany well-grounded cause whatever. Rep. Have you any opinion as re gards the party who committed the crime! N. In that regard I desire to say nothing 1n one way or the other, be- lieving it to be as much the duty of a | is Perfectly THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: detective to protect the innocent as to | dircover the guilty | The reporter { pounded other wonld have pro- queries but for the | arrival of Mr Neligh's mail, which so wrossed the gentleman's attention | that the reporter was compelled to withdraw - A RARE TREAT An Eloquent Orator | Omahn, Coming to | The people of Omaha arc to be fa | vored with a rich treat in two lectures by W. B. Afileck, of York, England. As a public speaker Mr, Affleck unites the deamatic power of Gough; the Anglo-Saxon of Washington Try ing, and the eccentric humor of Billy Dawson. His intense earncstnoss, his irresistible wit and burning elo quence have eompelled recognition on both sides of the Atlantic TESTIMONIAL Dr. Frederick R. Leos, 4, By cte,, Leeds, England, says: ‘1 have known W. B. Atfleck many years, nnd have esteemed him for his high prin- ciple and loved him for his goodness, He is an original speaker, full of quaint humor and true-burning elo- quence. 1 commend him to all my American friends as a man, a talker, a singer.” F. H. Bowman, ¥. 8. A. E,, F. G. , olc., Halifax, England, says: Fow men unite o many admirable ‘ y qualitios His style, humor and ance- dotes will always sccure for him the attention, and none can listen to him without amusement and profit.” 8. 8. Assembly of the North west: ““We secured him for one of our lec- turesin 1881, The popular verdict declared him to be the leading card— second to none among a large roster of che best lecturers in the country ™ Rev. W. Warren Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y.: “Inever knew a lecturer of sroater power He combines more qualitics for the popular lecture field than sny other man I ever met.” AMERICAN PRESS REPORTS. Mr. Affleck is an English orator. His power an audience is irresistible. —N. Y. World. Two of this wonderful man’s lec- tures, ‘“Lost for want of a word,” and “Home, sweet home,” will be de- livered in the First M. K. church on Monday and Tucsday evenings of next week, Come oarly that you may get seats. Lectures to begin at 8 o’clock. Don’t fail to hear the first lecture, E You are si is Just one ren dy that will cure you beyond possibilit doubt. If it's Liver or’ Kid {w Consumption, Dyspepsi “Well's Health Renewer” 81. Druggist Depot, C. F. Omaha, your hope. Goodman, sk “LA MASCOTTE." The Delightful Comic Opera at Boyd’s To- Night. There has been a large sale of re- served seats for the opening night of the C. D. Hess Acme o)era company, at Boyd’s opera house. It is the piece with which the Fay Templeton company opened the house so success- COMING TO OM.1HA, The Treasures of Idaho to be Poured Into Our Lap. What the Oregon Short Line Wi complish for the Territory and this City United States Marshal E, S. Chase, of Idaho, arrived in the city Tues- day, and was corraled at the Withnell House by a Bek reporter. The mar- shal is looking hearty and robust, and announced that he was on a tew days trip to sco his friends in Omaha. “Of course,” said he, upon being asked Low business was in Idaho and especially in the Wood river country, “‘everything at present is dull in that When winter approaches nearly all work in the mines shuts down and consequently there is but little life in the camps. But that country is opening up wonderfully and it gives the greatest promises for the future. During the past year, 1881, over ecighteen hundred locations have heen staked, which make the total number of locations about 4,300. Many of those locations have been sold almost as soon as made, Last week three mines were sold by the prospectors for the aggregate sum of $680,000, that being the price obtained by the prospectors and not including what the ‘middle men’ must have made. “This seems a great deal of money to pay for mines that have simply been opened, but in each case the purchases were made by parties in the business who know what they are about, and don’t make foolish bar- gains. One thing can be said also for the Woold River mines which caunot be gpoken for any other mining coun- try'in the world, and that s that no mine has been worked to the expense of a thousand dollars that has not paid. There are already over one hundred and fifty paymg mines, and prospectors have almost a certainty of success when they commence a hole. ““Y he reason 18 that the distriet el braced within what is known properly a8 the Wood River country is as full of mincral as it is possible to bo The class of ore is galena and copper bnsis, next to the v formation. As you go further up it becomes galena and «quarts ledges, while in the Sawtooth the quartz Jedges abound and are very rich. There are now two smelters there with two moro going up. “The thing, however, which will most interest Omaha people, 15 that the mineral productions of this whole country are bound to come ta you, as soon as the Oregon short line is com- pleted, and in my opinion Omaha in another year will supply all _of that country with merchandise. —The short line is now completeé nearly to Snake River. Aniron bridge is be- ing hauled to the River and by spring will be in place. When this road is region. THURSDAY, J NUARY 12, Shane, one of our tives in the state le brought them to the estants for the prize, begun actively Tuesd: kept up hvely all week. The lucky man will draw something that he wi value for a life time. both parties are | in a vigorons man representa- lature, a shing their claims o - ARNDT ARRAIGNED Chas. R. Redick Appointed to Defend Him, August Arndt, who was indicted by the Unitod States grand jury, in this city, lnst month, for threatening the life of Judge Dundy, and was taken down to Lincoln Tuesday morning was taken before the court Tuesday afternoon, and in answer to the ques- tion, “‘Have you employed counsel?” answered that he had not. The judge then suggested the propriety of the prisoner procuring coun- sel, when he replied that he had not the means. Thereupon His Honor asked him to designate some member of the bar that he preferred as countel. He then stated that he consdered it an insult to ask any member of the bar to defend him; but if the court was to give him counsel he would prefer Mr. Charles Redick. Mr. Redick coming into court at this time and being asked if he would act as the prisoner’s attorney, replied becoming language, thereupon His Honor appointed him Arndt’s attor- ney. The trial will probably take place before Judge Koster about the 17th, A Happy Restoration Porrranp, Mich., Aug. 24, 1881, H. H. Wars v Co.: Sirs—I most heartily recommend your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, to all suffer- ers from urinary diflicultics. T owe my present existence (o its use. 21w, . S. Matnews. DIAMOND DROPS. A Wealthy Couple ard Their Chmaha Purchass, Col. Fyank McLaughlin, the busi- ness agent of the elestric light man, who passed thzough the ity yesterday amproved the opporturity to buy about $100 worth of jewelry, from Max Mey & Bro. Col. IMe- Laughlin has been a regular customer of this firm for four years, buying on his first visit to Omaha $800 werth of goods of them. On another occasion, he purchased a bill amounting to ove? 81,000, Edison, The eolonel carries a fat pocket book and wears diamonds that would rival those of & New York ‘“‘boss.” His wifo woars a pair of soliire . ia mond ear-drops worth $3,000 anc: these ure the smallest of those preo- jous stones worn by exther husband on wife. They will be a bonanza for train robbers, if shey are ever-caught. ————— completed the Wood River country will ship from §3,800,000 to- $5,000,- in bullion annually to your smelt- fully, and everybody will want to see it again. The Chicago Inter-Oceam says: ““The engagement of the Hess Op- ora troupe at the Grand Opera house for the past two weeks has been a very successful one. The opera, Au- dran’s ‘Mascotte,” is a delightful work, full of rollicking and refined humor and sparkling music, and it is one of the few works that an audience seems heartily to enjoy from beginning to end. The com- pany is composed of the best material. Peakes and Mark Smith will make their appearance felt in opera of any kind, whether comic or grand, and Kliu Randall and Miss Elsner and Mr. Wilkie add strength to the organization. The scenery is protty, and the costumes of the char- actors very picturesque and attractive. Mr. Hess has opened his season un- der the most auspicious circumstances, He deserves it, too, for he has, in his quiet, yet determined way, done a groat deal for the musical taste of the people in this country.” s Army Uraers. Tha latest army orders issued from the headquarters of the department of the Platte, Omaha, Neb., are as follows: Leave of absence for one month is granted First Lieutenant Charles L. Gurley, Sixth infantry. Second Licutenant Jas. 0. Mackay, Third cavalry, now in this city on public business, will return to his sta tion. Under provisions of army regula tions 200, suflicient causelhaving been shown for his inability to pay his own oxpenses, the quartermaster’s depart- ment will furmsh transportation from Omakla, Neb., to Cheyenne, W. T., to Corporal Frederick Post, troop; L, third cavalry, a furloughed soldier, without means to rejoin his station. The troop commander will be noti fiad by the quartermaster furnishing Sliv transportation, of the cost thereof, 000 ing works, if the owners of the works :i‘f'l buy it, and F have but little doubt concerning that. Al} of the residents of Idaho, and especially those of Haley, Boulder, Bose City and other towns arz anxious for com- pletion of the line from Granger and will ghdly avail themselves of its ad- vantages.”’ TroMAs' EcLEC great popularit; Ty o, ita sic value an a_reliable-medicine, i curing hoarsoness and all irritations of tho throat, intrin- or these it is 91w disenses of the chest, o an incomparable puln WILD RUNAWAY A Driver Badly Bruised and s Wagon Broken, An exciting runaway occurred on North Eleventh strcet yesterday The team belongng to C. F. Good- man, wholesale druggist, was being driven out of the gato leading to the Union Pacific shop yards when they became frightened, and made a des- perate run for about twoblocks. Run- ning toward a corner post, the wagon struck and the terrified animals tore themselves loose, The driver, Ingald Smith,: held manfully on to the until the shock came, when he was hurled headlong into the mid- dle of the road. He was soon picked up and was carried into the shop yards,where he luy for a fow minutes unconscious, and the report spread that he had been killed. A physician arrived quickly, and restoratives were applied. It was then discovered that the man was badly bruised and jarred, and his head was slightly cut, but strange to say he had " wot suffered a fracture of any sort. When he struck the ground it was upon his shoulders, and 1 such a way that he bounded like a reins o the end that it may be charged against the soldiers pay on the next muster day. A buan{ of surv i', to consist of Captain C us S. Roberts, Seven- teenth infautry, A. D, C., First Lieu- tenant Earl Thomas, Fifth cav- alry, and First Lieutenant Dan C. Kingman, corps of engineors, will convene at the quartermaster’s dopot in this city to-day, to ascertain and report as to the responsibility for de- lays in transporting froight botween Sidney and Fort Robinson, Neb., un der article 8, of contract made by the chief quartermaster of the depart ment with J. H. Pratt, dated May L4th, 1879, FARMERS AND MECHANI If you wish to aveid great dangor and trouble, besides a no small bill of -»\kwnnv, at this season of the year, you should take prompt steps to keep disease from your household, The system should be cleansed, blood puritied, stomach and bowels regula- ted, and prevent and cure discases avising from spring malaria, We know of nothing that will so perfectiy and ball, It was surely a miraculous es cape for him. The wagon, of the heavy carting style, was badly demolished, and it will probably cost a round sum to re- pair it. It 18 not known whether the !n.rau are injured or not, Guilty of Wrong. Some people have a fashion of con- fusing excellent remedies with the large mass of ‘‘patent medicines,” and in this they are guilty of wrong. There are some adyertised remedics fully worth all that is asked for them, and ono at least we know of--Hop Bitters, The writer hus had occasion to use the Bitters in just such a cli- mato as we have most of the year in Bay City, and nas always found thewm first elass and reliable, doing all that is claimed for them. -»'l‘rll_n:ule: j2-10 A Fair Contest. Among the elegant articles on exhi- bition at the fair of the united Insh societies, now in progress at Masonic hall, is & lovely silver tea set, a pres- surely do this as Electric Bitters, and at the trifling cost of fifty cent a bot- tle, - (Exchange. Sold by Ish & McM ahon. o ent from A. B. Huberman, the jew- eler, The friends of Colonel J. J. PERSONAL. Sam S. Feo,.of Blanr, is in the sity. J. W. Sweeth, of Norfolk, is in the city. B 8 Clarkson, of Schuyler, ic-in the ivy. J. 8. Green,.of tireenwood, Neb, is the city. o, politan. L. J. Snider; of Neligh, is at the Greigh- tonhouse. W. Hyde, ofi Sidney, [Neb., is at the Occidental. W. Duocess..of Lincoln, ix ai. the Withnell. S, B. ialey, of Liucoln, was in @maha yesterday. W. A. Runkles arrived from Sioux City yostorcay. Barney Mc@olins arrived from Sioux City. yosterdny. L. Means, of Oakdale, mrived 3 the ciby yesterday . J. W. Miller. of York, arrived in. the city yesterday. @. B. Grifin, of Lawrence, is a gioss.at the Metropolitan, H. Potter aud olu, are in the city, ohn Hunt, of Sioux Falls, arrived in the city yesterday. James Odell, of Fullerton, the city yesterday. S, W, Adams, of Central Uity, arrived in the city last evening. . W. Crinsby, of (. guest at the Canfield hou T, ¥. Burke, of Blue 5 tered at the Canfield honse. H. Wilkinson, of Deadwood, D, T., is a guest at the Withnell house. . . Waller, of Orece- rrived in tral Cit; ngs, 3 regine Chris Matthewson was amowg the ar- rivals at the Canfield yesterday, Richard Phelan, of Grand Island, is io the city, a guest at the Creighton, Frank Castelles and Joe Poissant, of Blair, arrived in the city yesterday. Frank Kondele and Thomas Killian, of Wahoo, are at the Creighton house, A, Wilkie and Mark Smith, of the Hess opera company, are at the Withnell, Geo, E, Atwater and W, J, Ouathe of Decatur, are guests at the Cieight. Morris J. Jones, of David City, was one of the arrivals on lust evel among the register's at the Withaell house. teenth infantry, U Withnell O, ¥. MoL.ean, the city yesterday, the Creighton, 8. A., stopping at the He is registered at systew of water works is called to wind by the resignation of Mr, Chester R. D vis, who shortly after the gineer in charge of their construction, Mr. Davis leaves only because of the comple: Dickey, superintendent of telegra ph of the »,, and Hon. John Me- 1882 have | bers of the company, and their assurance | front a8 | g Voting was | 134 1 will be The friends of | tton to shortly cpen Wi 8: Cass, of. Linevln, s at tho-Metro- Albert 8. Cole, of Nébraska City, i8] oh doos north of Douclas, Capt. 8. H, McCornishe, of the Foum f Tekameh, arrived in Woods Smith, of Loup City, arrived in ; QOB RENT-—-On¢ nice fur front ro Omaha yesterday. He 1s stopping at the No. 1723 Donglas St. §10.88 Metropolitan '[5(-“ 1 ished Tooms over e J. H, High, of Llackfoot, lduho, ar- chants’ Exc N. B cor. 16th and Dodg. N ‘ strvets. p rived in the city yesterday and put up at PR T . . < NOR RENT- House, 4 roows, soutt 10t the Withuell, e b L. Mo Snd 1ok The practical completion of the Omaha | 20ee Tk works were F«m RENT—Furnished rooms, north side of conunenced, has filled the position of en- tion of the works, and he possesses the | quire of M. W. Kennedy, 512§’ 13th 8¢, good will of the president and other mem. they are satisfied with the worl}| carefully educated In his profession, | e practical experione in the prac its branche e of civil en ei De Meyers CATARRH CURE. The antidotal theory, now aduitted to bo the only treatment which' will erndicato Catar- rhal Poison. Key, Chas, H. Taylor, 140 N Iyn, N. Y. “One package cure.” Rev. Geo. A, Red Cobloski'l, Schoharl 0., N.V.: ‘It restorcd me to my ministerial la: ‘1 was too deat to hear the ehwch bells riog; Mearing anhope, Newport, R. 1 restored Lambright, 73 Biddl- street, Balti- i “Buffered © years; perlectly henney, 3022 Savah strees, St first, natural breath in @ yenrs-'" W. Parcell, Golfen € Col ; *'Used only (o packagt suffered 24 3 ark, Den tist, 8 Hontgomery stmet, San Francisco: “Suffered 15 years; perfectly cured, Dr.' Wei De Meyer's Pogular “TREATISE" co. The griat Cure is dise tivered by Druzgists, or by D B. Dewey & Coy, 2 Fuiton street, New York. 3{or | 00, ‘mon-wed-friksat&weeKoow _ SPEGIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Advertisement To Loan, For Sale Loat, Found, Wanta, Boarding, &c., will be serted fn these columna once fo CF h subsequent insertion, FIVECENT: The first Insertion never less than | TS N_MONEY. M $50.000 DR, 184, af on good real o DWARDS 1100 Fi upwards, for 3't0 6 years, on first-clace city and operty. Biis Rear Estame and LoAN 16th and Douglas Sts. od hou ckeeper, German,) iler, employment ofy ANTED— Use of ofilee in a produce commis- sion hio sefor w fow hours daiy. Ad- dross, M. D), Lo, 213.3¢ W A" partnes with one hundred dollars in a fine paying businoss, Ad- He w0 dress Turongh 1. s and women everywhore, Big Address with stamnp, J. P. Devore, 898 12 ! [ Omaba, Neb, to d0-acre faray near edor, 10t strect, s car > 611 ANTED- town. | R Mr. Davis had many years of largs ard | p ; SPRUIAL NOTIOBS-Contirned FOR BALE. OR SALE—A first-class book and stat onery { usiness, carrying fuil live of toys, no: [ tions, zopuyrs ~ wall ‘paper, me , in act everything: doivg o business of $10,000 & year; 4 choap tent; st ok W rth aloué bought on’ casy trms by go patty. Will sell, nut not trade. Addriss GUS SCHRAGE'S BAZAR, Fromont, Neb Spl o1d ¢ JOR SALE OR KENT—A grocery store and Butcher shop, doing « good o, In quiira at this office mz-t NOR SALE—A nearly new sidibar top buggy, cheay cash or time, Address P, O, drawer clty. BO4te NOR SALE—First eluss heatirg stove, al corner 10th aud Webster, dil2t NOR SALE —Two awelling houses, well located the thriving vonne town of Klk Creelr, Also 40 cres goood land town, two years in rticuiars write to Tom 0. 013 witunted 1 cultivat] cpot, $2200, McCa o, Opp. P.u. iR 634t 0K SALE—2 nico consters and 2 silver plated show cases, at Geo, H. Petorsou’s, 803 South 10th 8 a1 ~Or will excha go for Omabs pro- 1 improved sse on of land adjoin- ing & stasion on U. P. It #2 M. DUNHAN\ 1412 Farnham $8,, Omaha, 726 Sm# NOR SALE—Or trade for property, on #pan of horses, harness sed wagon, Adcves . Y., this ofc 5 1] OR SALE—A good sevam-ycar-old howe Warranoed to drive sing's or doublo. Ha quire of Gecrge Cantield, Canfild house. novig-tt Bma& FOR rALe. 208t ESTABROOK & COF. MISOELLANEOUS. \'AI.NI T8 t ea R. lanre, of Montgomery City, Mo, has walnuts for sale, Thoss who want to ant wa nut- groves should write him, a1l-d&wit Fm'\-n Wol quire John a 1 Sheploed Dog. In wort, twelve miles west. 89511 N Ul On K, with o in . shod ail aroun, aly had at Blue B rse colt, ad, et hind fook ut i ve 1sold, can be n, ich stecet, by paying charges. o0 -somonbt JOIt EALE -HOWHE AND SALOON A farm- hotel ands aloon in Nebrasla doing e inesd is o fered for sale o count of ing mbout ready to melee s trip to he hous.» i in wood repsin, and sta . in compite order. Appy at this 0 twlm. The well-known Suratoga. 0 o fair g ounds, is for sale at £30w cash pri ci <05 running order. Inguire 8615 ry. RIVHARD SIEMON. USTVUCTIONS i ran on type writers; also machines for salo. BELL & AMES, 1608 Fornham,agents Remington Type wr 0 1D (00 MS—For sin also one front room with piano, seuthwest £06-t0 Sormer 15th and Capi &) avenue, DEVIS N Maps, 82 W CITY MAPS. 10 ar OTICE—T! aturday rd, two hou horses, ages atowt 5 and cen up on size and well matched. hive samo by proving yroperty aze paying cha. . WM. RA®Y ER, mis west of Q'S soap factury, Douglas precinct 661 v3en Bt mmer can B REAL RS BOOM.—Soe Lst page. Tnquire of Farmam, 88311+ { A “TED—A¥ow tablo boarders at 118, vast i | side of I7th st., tisrev doors nozth of Donglass. 381 ANTED—Adew day beariers commodagedwith tirss-class tal o very reasonatlo rate. Iu wgire o 1 etwoen Oth an3 10th sts, ANTED—Axgood girl o the Emmef 87512 \VANTKD——’Muuunn as teacher in & country school. Addres, 3Wss-Lucy Bonnifon, sare Bee Office. 1* ANTED—A good girt for general housc work in adamily of 8wo, . Steady erapl ment and goaxd wages. Mast be good ool 17 Davenport S, 877 o ANTED—A family to adopt an infant. Ad- dress, 7 R. Portex.Avlington House, Lincoln, Neb. 885127 ANTED-To rent or bay an improved farm of 1ot less thaa .80 acres, within 8 miles of city, Omaha, Neb, ANTED—Funding bridge and school bonds, H. T. Cark, Bellevne. 2641 ANTED—1. Gllinsky & Go. nave purenased the junk husiness o¥1: Berthold, 05,1920 TDouglas stress, where they will continuo the business, and.by fair dealing and paying good they propose to incra.awo the trade. They solicit partics who have old “zon, rags, junk and metals to gi Address, Chasies 1, Henwman, 868t % them u call. 7981mo VVANTED=—A situation aa book-kocpurs by one vho thoroughly.anderstards doublo ,isalso @ zpod penman Best Address, €. E., B¢ office ANTED—4 chil scheel, at 19th 3 in & 8, ‘alifornia St dirl to do housework, En ‘aruham St. S ANTHU- 11! ‘RENT_HOUSES AND LAN —(ood hose and barn wit 121ots, of E O'Neill, 16th andl;n\w.d -t wll T, sS4t CHEAP—1) story house; and cistern,, : 221 North 19thist 0% 1 F—Room with bourd, in uew heuse, re st eiie 176k w3, three doors eosd of Do Tass, 714 o L I‘ REN Ca with hoard in 1ew house, Tt 5.y 3 doors noréh of Douglas, - urnisnad frent room, S16 1 0 trrautory wa Twe: | [ nent vaick building, s uate near the cor- § near the corn ¥ of 13thand Jodge Sts,, suitable i for & wholcsale business or storage an| archouse, Apply to Mrs LOUI-A HIL | LIKE, N. K, romer 'odge @ 18 8ts. 61903 RO RENT=0ne nicely fur ished front room, one wufurnished room; east side 17th Bb., 7408 Sult_or mingle roows, nisaly W.cor. 2th and Daven- amtd N K RENT—A first-olass hall for socicty pur [ Boaen, Gentruy located. - For parieuiar en wire' Kennurd Da0s., 14th and Doulas Sta G- DOR RENT—Inthe Western News pager Unton, corner 12th and Howard Sts., & lr, o roou With or without stcam power; suitalle for light wanufacturis g or job printing otfice, Apply on the premses. St 1| OB BENT- y furnished roows with or wiihout board,” Reasonable prices. 2013 i q city Good plice to 1:aie money. AGRD HAY—At i, H. Sandor's Faud Store} 1013 Harney St. S0t EMIS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE—S 188 pace, BEMIS has rattling long lista of houses, lots Call and geb e lands aud farms for sale COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL ~_ NOTICES. > . —Speci rtisemento, such a8 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wande, Boarding, et-a, will be insacbed in this column at the low rateof TEN CEINTS PER LINE for the firs insertion and FIV& CENTS PER LWE for cach subsequens insertion. Leaye adv ertisemer.® at our officsy. up-stairs, corner Broadway ond Main streats, Counell Biat a positi Clouneil Bluffs V ANTED—To _buy 100 tons broom com. /¥ “For particuas’ address Coansil Blufhy Broam Factory, Co.mell Blufls, Iova. 655-20t¢ VY ANTED A tontclass broom i, ug.;. & Co., Coun il Bluffs, Town 560- L1OR SALE—Oldw papors 40c par hundred, sds e oo omeor Counelt Biuts, particulars appl oifiee at the Boazdc} Trade ro “rwt-clasy aloon 13 miles cast )" Mo quito,” on 'co of B. I R. % decd-0t ANTED—Everybody i Gous to take Mex Brk, 20 crits er week, de livered by carziers. Office ceraer Broadway andl Main, up staiz, Council Bluffa, 86% = ST Jow rates tc.all oastern soinks Every ticked IR BENT=Cotiaes, 048 norch 33jh 85 }yunrumn Orders filled by telephone. Prota el o _loneto ten colars saved By parchasing tiekede Fen, 9 rooums, hasd 1y LAt mirecn Tous doom boiow Chg post: ; gono. O'Ne cet, fo e N, ot wator. " Ingire of Eugeho 0 Neil, | 4G South Fth srect, four 2o pos TANTAD-— Boy, withpony, to carr \\’ Invave at Bik ofiee, wuumm oct13-tf EDWARD KUERHL MAGISTER OF PALAYSTERY AND. QUNDI TION ALMT, 495 TeutiyStreet, votweon Parnham wevey. Will, weh the aid of guardian Spirite, obitain 108 iy, one i gla the pash i pidvent, ane on ewwsain conditioss i the (o Porfech IPTRES Foots wnd 3hoes 1adc to order, acticn v uss utund POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nevor varics, A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordwary kinds, and cannot be sold in cowpetition with the multitude of low test, California Bt., 2d door west of 21st. Inquire rip. 4t NOR RENT—Cottage of § rooms, well and cantorn: 2aey and Bt Man's aveuus, En. 9 short welght, alum or phosphate powders, Sold ogly In cans. BOTAL BAKING POWDER 00, oW’ York,