Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1886, Page 6

6 THE nl\iol,\' BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 14 OFFICE, NO. i2, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carmier in fny part of the city at | twenty cents per week H.W. Tiwros, - . « Manager, TELEPHONES Busingse Orrice, No, 4, Niont Eptior No. 23 MINOR MENTION. Now York Plumbing company Pants to order £5, by Reiter, the tailor Apron Rubber Comp Met y's hose at at half price on close Money saved by buying at J..J. Stelter’s Farmers' Store, 505 Upper Broadway Yesterday s hotter than the hottest The mereury kept at 100¢ and above The Tremont ho has been refitted and refurnished, and is agam open “Man-o'-War” is rather a ame for so peaceful a lake as Cut-ofk rmit to wed has been given Henry Sharp und Anna Irwin, both o Downsville, this county H. Van de Bogart yesterday launched on Cut-off lnke his™ boat, “Bessie,”” a heauty, and s said to be a fast onc & 8. E. Maxon, the archit com- pleted plans for n-room Queen Anne cottage in Austin, Tex , for Mr. and Mrs R. J. Montgomery, formerly of this city. Wililam 8. Bush, a farmer near Oak- land, was taken ill about four wecks and his mind is so affected that ye y the commissioners ided to have him taken to the asylum for treatment Mr. Beeeroft, the 'hus line proprictor, will run a 'bus to Lake Manawa and only chirge 25 cents for the round trip, provided he can got from thirteen to fif- teen passengers who will all return home at the same hour. Justice Schurz, whois occupying Juc Avlesworth pl for afew terday sentenced two vagrants to ten days each in the county jail, the boare tobe bread and water. [t seems that the usual warnings to leave the city do not se the number of tramps to diminish. The bread and water diet is now to be tried-as an experimment. The Congregationalists have for nearly year had their socials and enter ments sadly interfered with by rain dronght has been so great that th yielded to the pleadings of the dry nd thirsty ones, and have set a date, next I y night, for one of their sociabie: If they succeed in - bringing the desi rain they will have the thanks of all, and the public gratitude will doubtless be so great that there will be no difliculty raising funds for the building of a now church. Chris Olsen was arrested by Oficers Martin aud Unthank for being drunk with drink and the officers had ahard tussle with him. He is the same fellow who lately raised a row on Wil Jow avenno and had to be clubbed fro ¥ before he would go along with the ofii- cers. Last nightas on the previous oc gion he succecded in breaking the chains nsed as come-alongs. Ho has broken four chains, and boasts of his record. One citizen secing the oflicers wrestling with him offered his assistance, as he did not want to see the fellow nhurt or clubbed. The kind-hearted citizen took hold of the.fellow’s legs to help, but the legs shot out with a kick from the knee, the feot being pianted in the citizen’s stomach, knocking him over into the gutter. His milk of human kmdness uickly soured, and he shouted, “Take the son of u gun along anyway. Club him.” Ho was clubbed. E. B. Chandler, the geoneral swestern agent of the Gamcwell fire alavm system, isin the city. The Richmond alarin has been talked of here, and the Gamewell company does not propose to have it put in, if it can Dbe helped. Mr. Chandler comos prepared to make figurcs, and to show up the workings of the Gamowell in comp: on with the Richmond. Such an exhibition ot the workings of the two alarms will probably be arranged. The i il is inclined to move slowly in the matter, and get as good a system as low a price as possible. ‘Chis city needs an alarm badly, and with sharp competition it ought to” be able to et a good one at a low price. Mr. Chardler 1s well known here, and his friends are enthusiastic in favor of the Gamewell. A strong pressure is being brought to bear in its favor, and Ricamond advoeates urge that is o arm it is cqually and sure Highest pricos pail for county, town, city and school bonds, Odell 0.'s & Co., No. 103 Pearl strect, Council Blufls, Towa. ——— Substantial abstracts of titles and real estate loans. W. & E. L. Squires, 19 Poarl street, Coun 1 The Quick al gasoline stove con- tinues to grow i favor, and it is with difliculty that we have been able to sup- ply the demand for them so tar this T'ry one. Coorki & MeGiLE son. Go to the New York Plumbing com- pany for garden hose. Tl they sell. Opera house bloc Stenographer and t son, with M. F. Rohrer, ov¢ tional bank. 0. Mun- B. Nua e . J. Bliss will close business in a few days. Ladies wanting millinery or no- tions will find nice goods at half pr Come and %ol some of tho best bar ever offered. » e . Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. J. W, Chapman is reported as quite ill. Mrs. Frank Puscy left last evening for Chieago. J. E. Harkness has gone to Chicago on ef business trip. J. C. Lee has returned from his rail way coutract in Ilinois, Mrs J, L. Stewart returned from the enst yesterday morning. D. E. Gleason, who was hurtin a runa- way, is aguin out and attending to busi- ness. H. K. Judd and wife, of St. Louls, in the city visiting their re and Mrs. G. G. Rice, Miss Lydia Nichols returned to her home in Eddyville, Ia., lastevening, nfter o four wecks visit with her triend, Mrs. J. J. Frainey. Mrs. Major Barnes, who has been steadily sinking for some time paston account of a cancer is rapidly growing worse and is not expected to live many dfis. iss Clara Rehse, of Nebraska City, is in the city the guest of her sistor, Miss B.D. Rebso. Affer remaining here few weeks they will both return to Ne- braska City to spend the balance of the summer, e Fine pasture, !)luul of water and good attention for 800 head of stock about five miles north of Broadway and Main street. Inquive of L. P. Judson, No. 620 Sixth avenue, or Charles Palmer at pasture on lime kil road. e Try it. Best Cream Soda in city 5¢ pe glass at Palmer’s, No. 12 Main st. © Mr. e A J.W. & E. L. Squire are moving out their safe and i)mling in a fire and bur- glar proof vault e Pacifio house wholly renovated. Cool oows; moucy saved; comforts gained. | vate with their IHE DISCRETIONARY POWERS | @ titions For Permits, PROPOSED BOATING CARNIVAL. | Waiting For the Union Pacific Report Sundry Doings In the Heated Days at Council Bloffs—rer sonal Mentlon. Proposed Boating Oarnival It is proposced to have a brilliant boat Lake Manawa shortly v people to partici uts will be quite a novel aflair and take place in the even g 1tis proposed to have all the hoats gaily decorated with various colored Lights, flowers, bunting, cte , and to open 1 with « Dserpentine displ Wy yassing and repassing eanch ; " W 'whm\fiv;: It ing carnival on and to invite Om the carr the 8 other, making a_ bril | the plans now being discussed are ear. ried into exceution the event will prove a great intercst and draw a large crowd to both cities A sub. to raise to put the tion list is being circulated honey, from pe interested, from Marks' landing around to tan Beach on Lake Manawa in bett lition Vie Keller, of the livery firm of Keller & Harle, yesterday drove aronnd in com- yany with W. .. Ware, exploring the and for u better road, and in a day or 80 it will be completed, if money enough is subscribed. It 1s to be by the shortest route possible to the beach. The pro. vesed route will make Manbattan Beach accessible by a drive of about five miles from Broadway. Two persons residing here left last evening for Chicago with the intention of purchasing between fifteen and twenty light \\A'gtl row boats to be pls the lake as soon as possible. Some of the boats are to have awnings over them the same as are used in Central park, - e new bath houses on the beach were completed and oc od last m been rd on the r from the K round house to Mark’s landing showing the road ol i Kirkland, the jewele 1s removed to s st novelties for bathing suits at Eiseman’s People’s Storc. e e Waiting for a Report. Considerable curiosity is felt to know just wnat report will be made concern- ing the recent investigation of the charge: befo! laid by citizens of Council Bluffs the Iowa railway commissioners nst the Union Pacihe. 1t is predicted that the report will sustain man of the charges of ¢ mination against Council Blufts. The details have already been given in connoection with the report in the daily papers, ns the investigation pro- gressed and witnesses were called on to testify. That there have been causes for complaint on the part of Councit Bluffs there is little doubt. The more import- ant query asked by many, is, what are they going to do about ity There have been complaints made before, and sus- tained by evidence, but little seemed to oe accomplished. Perhaps the city has some new twist on the Union Pacific by whichit will be enabled to getaome satis- factory changes now, but 1t scems that if such changes are brought about 1t will b from such n_twist, rather than from the finding of the commissionors. The ity counctl has at times passed various reso- Iutions and manifestoes. and has warned the Union Pacilic that its right of way over Union avenue would be forfeited and its street charter taken away, but nothing has come of these thri resolutions, It ms that so fi report of the frailway commissioners is concerned, its main purpose will be to satisfy the euriosity of the citizens. If Council Bluffs is to do anything to rem- edy the causes of complaint, it will have to rely on something stronger than such a report, however favorable. - - All the comiforts of high-priced hotels at the Pacific House, and a saving of 500 10 $1.00 a day. Try it —— Perfect satisfactory accommodations at #2.00 o day at the Pacific House. Give it a trial and be convinced. e M Petitions For Permits. Judge Henderson, in the Warren circuit court, has decided a case which 1s of interest to those here vermits to sell intoxicating liquors. The case is one in which the plaintiff, a reg- istered pharmacistymade application to the board of supervisors for a permit to sell intoxieating liquors under the pharmacy act, all the requirements of the law having been met. Objections were filed and the board refused the per- mit. The plaintiff instituted proceedings for a writ of mandamus compelling the granting of the permit, claiming that when a petition was presented comply- ing 1n form with the law the board had no discretion and could not inqunire into the truthfulness of the statoments made in said petition, The court held that mandamus could not issue, that the board had the right to inqnirg, when objections weremade, us to” fhe facts certitied T in thd petition, g S See that your books are n:ade by More- house & Co,, Koom 1, Everett block. Chicago $3 without rebate, Des Moines #1, Davenport §1, Rock Island_ $1, Sig ourney §1 over th e Chicago, Milwauk & St. "Paul road, Ticket oiice No. e g de — The City Council, The eity council met last mght. Alder- Hawmer, Keller and Ben- men Shug nett were present, The minutes were reg rected and approved, The matter of selecting members of the rd of registry for the coming speciul put over until to-day. ‘The ouei cor reported an estimate on ntract, and an al- hundred dollars Mitchell Vincent's lowance of about was voted. The city attorney reported on the rights of the city to the alley south of Broad- way, running from Main to Pearl street, He declared it to be a public alley, sub {;n-nu the control of the eity, it having cen used as un alley for twenty years Placed on file. N. G. Gaine ance of $500 d. at No. 718 Third street, and that the grade given him was three feet low. Re- ferred to city engineer, The city council then adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning, when the selec- tion of boards of registry will be wmade. - ——— Prof. Fish Ordained. The council called to consider the proprioty of,orduining Prefessor Eyerett W. Fish to the work of the gospel minls try convened in the Baptist church of this oity yesterday at2 p. m. Council or- ganized by electiug Rev. John Barr, of Villisca, as moderator and Rev. Gil- man Parker, of Emerson, as clerk. The following delegates were present: Rey Rickenbach, of this citv; Rev Parsons and Deacon H A of Mal son; Rev. 1. W, Edson and Deacon C. W Hendricks, of Red Oak; Rtev, John Barr of Villisea: Rev. J, F. Bryant and R. A iven the County Board to Examine Its Pe- | Shaw, of Logan; Res F. Thickston and J. R. Kling, of Woolbine; Rev. E. nderson, of Blair, Neb., and Rev. J, B the cou Prof. Everctt W. Fish was formally Dight in the church daining pra general we of this aity gained quite and his come quite He has be some time, and will now probably take a regular pastarate on the 1st of July, and there scems to by much slowness™ in few have come for licer on that all pay alike and with like promptness. The city m: see that those who pay s and those who do not pay pay or quit running. No favoritism should be shown, and no ocer for making any such claim. Teams Be. was in the city yesterday to get and take out to Mill and discrininating movements of the Union Ps days at I stead of having it shipped by rail. The attempt has been m:u‘ a harvester thera by the Union Pacitie, so that the comparison of time is bas on past records. town of the three pri will b No. 25 tms w Students Who Spend Individually danger that Ha fer ‘in its intellectus some cffort is made to_counteract the ex come w for struction than can be found in any othe 1 i and, with such inducements, it ought to ing of the coming generation. But, un. fortunately for thie L‘vxnuvrul popularity of Harvard, the belic: lished there dents—are largely deermined by the wealth, or, if not by the wealth, by the extravagance of the undergraduates. T is, of coarse, mnothing to prey a young muan of humble menns from living du is four years' stay at I ersity as simply nd he chooses; but there are feelings of personal pride common to most Ameri cans which make it extremely distasteful for them to pluce themsclves in pos that with whom they are forced to associate. "Tho American notions of equality con tain in them a great deal that ministers to individual pride, and on this account, other things being equal, a young mai of great ment: i material resoure a college where his merits, such as_they ar rather than to one where he must count himselt almost entirely community in which he is supposed to be living. number of graduites from leading Amer- ican colleges have been the having but a limited income. But a change in this respect may t: far as Harvard umvers unless some check i disposition to e: who are secking the college to have young men there who spend each yea currently reported to—from $12,000 to $15,000. " A few young men of this type could not fail to hay feet; for, in consequence of their extrava- a large fortune at "his command constant personal humiliation if he ever entered Ha paner eritieism. d up to date, cor- etitioned for an allow- nuges, claiming that in 1880 that ho was given l?; the city engi- neer the %rade for building a residenco THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: WEDNESDAY | WHOLESALE 8D JOBBING | Cooley, Ed Irons, and Rev. H. R. | enwood: Rev. G. W. Robey, o rn: Rev. Gilman Pocker, of Emer T'liec examination was thorough and to cil was yery satisfactory work of th ng servi y setapart to tl jinistry in tie fol Sermon by Rev John Barr, or r by Rev. Dr. Cooley arge by Rev. Gilman Pavker, hand of Howship by Rev. E. Anderson and a ome by the Rev. A. K. Bates, I'he newly ordained Prof. Fish has areputation as a scientist ourses of lectures given in Othis ind other cities, caused him to be popular and widely known n contemplating this step for - The Common Carriers, The common carricrs’ licenses expired jewing them. A vd promptly and id their hard cash into the eity as - y, and_now these prompt payers are oiring lustily because those who hav, Tlowed to run without any certainly should be insisted rshal ould e protected, are made to fon given ng Union Pacific Time, n Dohren, of Millard, Neb,, ith his team a St. Paul ould not wait the slow William V He ific. and says he savos three t by taking it by team in o before to ship a d Sl e 'Notice O. E. 8." Owing to the illness and absence from pal officers, there > 1o meeting of Harmoay Chap. By order of the W. M. e s S HARVARD. from $12,000 to $1 Boston Herald: The ,000 a Year, seems to be rd university will suf- standard unless tendencies which ar re eloping themsclyves. The ofters to those who choose to hin its walls better opportunities t of 1 ning in this country; tract the ablest and the most promis- has become quite d that the standards estab- of course, among the stu- dely diffu )l ions are considered degrading by those ability, but' with limited es, would prefer to go to would receive due reoognition, out of the social In this country pre bably the greater ons of men e place, so ty is concerned, placed upon the geerate the social im- ortance of the wvhlhv undergraduates. tis detrimental to the best interests of as certain of them are a demoral f- anee, the impression would be spread roadeast that unless a young man had he would undergo the risk of vard university; and hence the tendency would be fo have men largely endo®ed with brains and I'FEsfisnlilg bt a small supply of money ose other universitics than that of ubridge; while young men with more money than brains would seek to enter tlarvard university as a congenial social centr We think that the danger have just pomnted out is onc against which immediate precaution should be taken. In what way those who control the destinies of this university should work to overcome what we belicve (o be an_acknowedged defect ie a question which we should prefer not to answer, #s it wounld involve matters of college disci- pline wholly outside the line of news- SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. uch as Lost, Founa, t, Wants, Boarding, otc., will beinserted n this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first 1nser tionand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequent insertion, Leave advertisements at our office No. 12 Peal strect, near Broadway, Council Blufts. “um'linl«.unu girl for gene at 1511 South Main street. | Bousework, OIt SALE—0Id papers. in_quantities (0 suit, " at Beo oftice No. 12 Pearl street. SWAN BROS., Dealers in Milch Cows, G It O Stk Y No 502 and 506 E. Broadway,Council Bffs MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS Wigs Made to Order. 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs. EOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL TMPLEMENTS DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Agricaltural Implaneats, Bugdiss, Carringes, Et ¥ ouncil Blafts, Towa, KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, CORN SHELLERS AND FERED CUTTER® DAVID BRADLEY & CO, Manuf'rs an 1 Jobbors of | Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, and all kinis of Farm Mochinery. 1100 to 1118 South Main Streot, Coancil Blufs, Town, AXE HANDLES F.0. Queason, T, H.Dovar\ Pres.&Troas,” V.Pros &M Sos &Counsel Council Blafs Handla Factory, Aranutacinos of Ao Pes AleAge AN Simat Handles, of every doscription, ; e 74 ARPKTS. COUNCIL BLUF Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Ol Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Gools, Eto. Na @6 Ilru‘:lwlwny Council Blufts, owa. S, TORACCO, E¥C " PEREGOY & MOURE, ~=Wholesn Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 28 Main and 27 [Poari Sts. Gouncll Bluits, 0w, COMMISSION. SNYDER & LEAMA Wholosalo Prait and Produce Connnission Mercaants. No. 4 Pearl £t., Council Bluffs. DRUGG HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Palats, Glass, No. 22 Main St., and Druggists' Sund No. 21 P ouncil Blufls. ny 1-‘")111}' A AN utH & ¢o, Lapoetsrs aad Joyaaes of Dey Goods, Notions, Ete. Nos. 112 and 114 Main St., Nos. 113 and 115 Pear] St., Council Bluffs, Towa, FRUIT! F. \\'vunlur‘v S CARPET CO., 0. W. BUTTS, Wholesals Callforaia Fraits a Specialty General Commigsion. No. 52 Broadway, Council Blyifs, " WIRT & DUQUE Wholesala Fruits, Confectionsry & Fancy Geaceriss. Nos. 16 and 18 Peayl Blufts, TL.KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. uor Deajers. — No. 416 Broad- Also Wholesalo way, Council Binifs. Manu‘acturers of and Wholesale Dealers ln Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Ete. N 625 it.. Col il Bluils, lowa. J1475,(04F5. Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Glovss, 344 Brondway, Council Blaffs, HEAVY HARDWARLE. KEELINE & FELT, Wholesnle Iron, Steel, ; Nails, Heayy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Council Bluffs, Jown. HIDES AND WOO, D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchaats for Sala of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Pelts, Greaze and Furs — Council Blufts lowa. " COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL €O, ~Wholc hulu' D!u}lm'a in— [lluminating & Lubricatiag Olls Gasiliny BHTC., HTC. t, Council Tow: A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumbar, Pillng, And Bridge Matorinl $pecialties, Wholesalo Luw- Ver of all Kinds. Office No. 13) Main St., Counofl Bluffs. lowa. WINES AND LIQUOLS. JOUN Lo Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liqaors, Agent for 8t. Gotthard's Herb Bitters, No.13 Main St. Council Bluffs, R, SCHNEIDER & I"Hl'l‘, Forelgn and Domestic Wines and Ligaors, No 600 Main St., Council Blufs BOOK BINDING MOORHOUSE & G0, Room |, Evprett Block, Standurd Papers Used. A1l styles of bind ing 1n Magazines and BLANK BOOKS REFRIGERATORS AT COST. W. 8. HOMER & Co., 28 Main St., Council Bluffs, N. BOEUBZT Justice of the Peace. Offico Over Americai Bxpress Comvany. METCALF BROTHERS, Cheap. Silks Left lowest prices, No. 11 Pea $2 Consultatio TIMOTHY SEED. 1 bave & quantity of sound, well cleaued seed which 1 offer t ¥ crop of 185 Correspondence solicitud. JULY 14, 1880, SAY! WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT HIRAM W. DAVIS & CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO. BUILD OVER FIFTV DIFFERENT STYLES. 20,000 VEHICLES ANNUALLY. Send for eatalouges, prices, freight rates and {estimonials . B, L LS W OIRIEL, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER [ DBrick buildings of any kind vaised or moved and sutisfaction guarvanteed. Frame buildings moved on Little Giant tencks, host in {he wor £08 Bighth Avenue and I DS, Towa, Minnesota, Texas, Kuansq ith Street, Connil Blufte, CHEAP LAN Farming lands from $1.05 to $12 per acre. timue b per cent interest P. P. Lanstrup, No. ball and ey p(eu» Lires a/ Wors. teds, éomtoda Au—ét«_'u.;, the bleapest Line of Wane Wosdltud\ .?a—wt& evet shoun n this ity BARGAI To close the summer stock to the ow est po HARKNESS BROS Are offering bargains now every day. Good Corsls or 50c warlh 75c | Parasals for 7 and Upwards, Embroideries and Patterns, very ¥ Railsas, vanging vte Tands in Minne ota on 39 years Information, ete, given by Land buy rsf 5 Broadway. Couneil Blufls, %. . Q)'M-\.’\"(*J.. Merchomts Sohern. exanteite 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Creston House, ‘o only botel in Council blulls having ([ Fire Hsca, Star Sale Stables and Mule Vards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFES, Opposite Duwmuy Dopot. ‘pjuasaaday Se DJUBLIRRL %90)S [1y onstantly on hund for salo at rotail or in ) Orders_promdily fract on short 3 SH Telephone No, £ SALT: STABLER, corner | Bth ave. and 4th street. | JACOB SIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNOIL BLUFFS | Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart Block CARPETS Dispiny of Latest Only a few of those Summer Lace Flouncings in Spanish and ~ Chintilly Laces. Council Binffs | PARPET [COMPARY 405 Broadway. WHITE DRESS GOO gw them, Fine | tion dresses, L Stock of Choice CURTAINS. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCHL BL Cheaper than you ever agsortment for Samples se:t wien v cause and care of Blood Pois with the most ever before kne CARPETS. Choice patterns, good R- L. w‘LLlAHs’ 18 N. Main St 209 8, 15th 8t., Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufucturer's Agentfor the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES wofing State, Man- Plate and Window Glass, Show- gpecial discounts to churches, soeie- ties and elergyinen, Harkness Bros 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. R. RICE, M. D, other v Cancers (¢ alte or'drawing of biooi. Chronic Diseases ot all kinds a specialty. Over thirty years' practical experi ri8t., Council Bluffs. Tents, Awnings, eiferson Sqi Horses 7 and Mules ! | . o | Jautittos to select from. CUr MASON WISE, i Epeetul attention given 1o § MARYLAND M LITARY AND NAVAL ACAUEM OXFORD, MD. Cadets are to be sppofuted from sevornl Goae gressional Districts Of the Siate of NeOratin \ desiving appointments are requdftea tiate application. Cadots reosive o g thirty: thre ns begins July iven by applying to jemiwit COL. B, J. BURGESS, Suph, VY HOFFER for snio W0 clioice o yearSia steors. Strauge Bros., Siouy City, 10wa, EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI FION ALIST, 36 T enth stroot, botween Farga and Harney. will, with the aid of guaedin ApiTits, Obtain for Any one a glAnce in the past, i prosent, Kid of 0°FLain conditions in the fus ture. foots’ and shoos made to ordor. Perfoct SAtiBfRCtion guarauteed. owners of all lots and real catate line ot improveme its here naf§er equalization in_ thy Thureday and Fri vetweon the hours foilows, to-wit Burt stroet £ westof Division Davenport strect from 10th st. to 224 ¢t Harc ey st. from 17th st to 2t st Harney st iron. 1ith st o 171 16th &t from Howard st to Farnam st 1ith at. from Hownrd st to Farn i st I8th st from Foiouam st 1o St Mury s ave. 10th 8L from Furuan st to St Mary's ave. CURNIN & AND GUTTERING 15th 80 from Unjon Pacific tracks to Hiokory street. CunyING Jouus st. f10m 9th to J3th £ s 0th to 28th in Me Cormick's mOth et to 1ih et ieholns to Flm st Capitolave, ¢ 16t st. fro ' from Hownid 10 nckson, h st from Jackson 1o Jones nam st from 20th to 29th et. in McCope mick's nddition © pitol wve Trom Yihto st 1ot st (r o Nicholue to Kim st No. 20 noiled hat by resolutly i Council, it i propossd lovy th of said i prove nents upos o'l the Jots and real estate alovg the line of said fmprovoments aecording to 100t {rontnge, suy Acsording (o the usunl senling buck p.ocess heretotore adopted and fo lowed by said counof { +Shown som e chunge shal You and each of you are ar before snid Loard of and plice nbove spegh wlint you may wish con: o, B SOUTHARD, Oity Clork. IMPROVED FARMS, Dutler Co., Kans tor salo; 58 nice city lots, El Dorado, Kuns., 4 tri i well adapted to graih sail; all plow or ire land (n fiet, with warranty doed. Th mootlh, nice huflding lots, only 5 mile > W 1o Tenchers, S nsafe property that by lots in El Dor- lots are north ot P. 0, | elerks, anyonc v ill doublo in 1y ado; populut rms ¢ do. Kunsas. Road No. 96 C-.-Notice to Land Owners. vlm ALL Whoni It May €oncern: Tl Soner appointed (4 vacate a road ¢ at the north line of feet north of tl of See. 20, B, 15, It Dougla north 614 fe o Address nam Etreet, nt rner ncuted, being tof Rond 51 I3, b ) favor of the N thereot, ibjcetions thereto or o dumugos mst be filed in the. county. the 10th day road will bo of Sept , A vacated withot referened thereto NEEDIAM, County Clevk. Iyludic AVAC DRALER IN' TLARDWARS And Practical 'Tinner and Sheet- Eron Worker. Roofing and Guttering o specinlty. 720 8. 13th and Lenvenworil: ste, Omutin, Neb. Men and woncn 10 A a tew Dusiiess at thele o EASILY LEARNED IN AN HOUR. 10c to 50c. cn Hour Maio Daytime Evening. 1100, for a pueknee of samples and 24 i snmples 10 comnence on, Addreas ALBANY SUPPLY CO.. Albanv N. Y. _ WARD'S WOES. MANTY snuary, 1556, s twelve or fourteen vears L have he suflerer fiom_a Lertile form of | poison whieh ran_into the secondary, and anally it was pronounced a tertinry forn, My head, face and shonlders hecame” alm ainass of corruption, and tinally the disenso commenced eating avay my skull hones, heeame so horribly repulsive that for tiee rs I absolutely refused to let peoplo sco . Lused large quantitics of most noted blood remedies and a) fo nearly all phy- siclans near me, but my condition continuéd to grow worse, and all said that I must surely di6. My bones beeame the seat of escruciat- ing nights woretpassed in miser in feshand strengths my kidneys were terribly deranged, and life became a burden to me. Tehaneed to see an advertisement of B, B, . and sent one doliar to W. C. Birchmor , merehants of our place, and thoy pro 4 no bottle for e, 10wns used with 1eizht or ten bot- prononnced sound wor 1l and well, Hundreds of scars can now be seen on e, ig like & man who had been birned o then restored, Mv ease was well known in this county, and for the benefit of others who may be st Ty affec.ed, [ think it my duty Zive the inews w e pubije, |? 2l tQ pxtent o arainedy. m 'flave hoon wel) over twielve months, and 80 return of the disease it LOBER'T WARD, Jannary, 186,—\e, the know My, Tobert Ward, and e jusaying that the facts above true; and: that his was one of Blood Poison we cver ur country and that e has been e use of B 1B, B—Botunic Blood Ll il information about the il All wiio ' fulons Swellin ? $ , Catarrh, Opy of our e, filled fuland startling proof n. Address, BLOOD BALM CO, Atlianta, ( nd retall in” O i | ERsE 'HALLAM,GORDON &C0 Have constant! Family Driving Horses, we Horse Market, 1609 Cuss streel, Eutiunce from alley on 1ith st. & fine selection of ALQUIST Illlll).fi., Hardware, Tinware, LERY, TOOLS AND STOVES ting oud dob Ling, 110 Fsuniers Sk