Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 25, 1889, Page 6

BEE: FRIDAY. JANUARY 25 M 7 AR P IQ m . sommittee exa o A MUSCULAR EAGLE. blo success, and sitting do — N s @ just one, the name | He Nearly Carrity, Off a Nine-Year- | aiv of a veritable woman, My walk, b COUNCIL BLUFFS' of the person then 1 O1d Nogro Koy, the way modeled on that of boys The Mistake Made in Drawing the | ported to all the other members Captain Mark Cofe. of the steamer | from nincteen to twenty-one that is v 3 OFFIC NO | PEARL STREET. Grand Jury. of the association, and each member is | Sentinel. says a Cairo. 111, dispateh to “'wg the age Jack rd s sup- | . required to refuse the parson credit | yha (ilobe-Democrat, vouches for the | Poied to huve been. d me from | Deltvered by carrier in Av;‘ Fant of heCitya until he has settled the account com {‘, owing rammek , svenl fulling \:\m» W very common an naturgl Twenty Cents PerWeek, | TROUBLE WITH THE HOTEL HELP. | plained of. Any member giving credit 700 LR BN error. Most women model their walk { Rl [T sl Po'a herson whose name. hae this been | On Wednesday last, while enroute to | on that of some big fellow fully half | SN OPbTon N Y reported is liable 1o a five of 20, and if | Golconda, after rock with his hoat, and | footlonger in the limbs than they | Rrone RbivoR, Ko, %k The Vexations of a dandlord—The | this \h}n..; paid the n..vu;hv-,- is dropped { while immediately abreast of New Lib- :Inul Hly«. resultis t 1“‘ uh:n‘ is font | — = | Unlon Pacific Local Rev. Mr. | from the list, and loses his privileg erty, Mo., mid-river, he erippled with | lieved to be a manly etride app MINOR MENTION. Mackay's Hesignatioh—Watoh: Tho customers who ean pay their bills | g'ghe et TG R M . Cehien | the audience utterly yrrotesgue. N SiiTing Tompany ine Band Bkt but wou't are the ones the association | L F“m‘ A ‘“Ll ’ “; ‘l‘“*‘ "'} voice, [ decided to retain my own with- | s Y Flumbing companys NE DORG LRt is afte nd by this combination they us soaring slowly toward the Kentucky | outany attempt to disguise. i 3 | Conland wood. E.E.Mayne, 619 B'way. ks propose shutting off such from getting | shore. The bird fell aboutone hundred s This space is reserved for C. J. COL- Members of the P. E. O. will meet Hot Headed Ho! eredit of other merchants. vards on ghore below Hamlettsburg,and n Absolure Oure. 3 otel Help. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT | this evening with Miss Mollie Rice,on [ 00 FCR T 0 W Ogden yos- s . able trouble was secured | | The ORIGINAL S o 1 vy | Y : s Bancroft sireet. Members will wear ar at izden yos The Union Pacific Tax, abourd tlie boat. Tts wings [k ug in Iargo two ounce tin bozes, S Real Estate advertisement, w pins and badges. terday morning. The colored waiters It was reported yesterday that the | measured 8 feet 2 inches from tip to tip, :.’if\',I,’..‘.'"n?.".',.'fi.lf.‘x‘\f.."n'fi. '.\‘.'.f“.'.u'“li':."fi:-?" = t' hICh Mhore will'bo i speciul mecting of the | Wero up in open rebellion. One of their | state auditor had found n discrepancy | pronounced by the denizons of the 1o | ans, Wil positively dare all kinds of pvlr';: i ¥ F P. E. 0. society Saturday afternoon a number was discharged on the preced- | of §500 in the accounts of the auditor of O T e L A (ITLN OV AW ociook nt the residonco of Mra. J. F. | ing evening for reasons where doomed | this county,and had demanded an ex- | that section. The bird was taken to | SESL, 00 by Boetmes Drug Co, a3 illappear in our next issue. Look out Kimball, on Fourth avenue. sufficient by the proprictors. The e $ Rebiee iolconda, an® as it was supposed to be | cents per box 1 50 cents, AR Miss Tilli gillelh a2 A sl 10 | planation. An investigation of the | yadly crippled and unable to fly. was lo- e : ,‘\}vr,'.,.\:.»'.',].:fm;ln-'":" ‘.‘»::lmx' ey (rn'mlsn(flnll discharged man inmedi- | matter reveals the ecauso to be as fol- | cated in the court house yard, which | PROP A NICKEL IN THE SLOT. for barg‘ams. aftarnoon &t the groom’s brother's in .\'v«‘y\ ||u||3mu m} his |.;nm;n.vum-n!&:.m! lows: When the executive council of 3 “:l:‘\ll';'m.lmh-(\”h\ l. n..;). wire ‘1«.:(- . | And the Electrio Tnght Will Buen Ex- s swiship. 1tev. G. W. Crofts offi- | the management refused o ceede. | the state assessed the railvond property rday a negro boy.ahout nine years i T | 1."".““ Al The whole force of darkics “wont out® | here lust spring, the Union Pactfic | 9ld, ventared within the inelosure and ACLIYESIVO L ORENd Y L] AR in some manner excited the ire of his | A special dispatch to the Philadel- on a strike forthwith. Yesterday morn- | kicked against their assessment, and | guoleship, who instantly developed suf- [ phia North American from Trenton, N. n the city council was sitting as a | ficient strength and activity to pounce [ J.. says v rd of equalization, the railroad com- upon the child, and fixing its talons Suvcrintendent Drake, of the fire pany, through their attorney. appeared | into his shoulders, began slowly ascend- arm and police patrol tetegraph, has before that body and insisted that they | ing. i twings violently | invented an electrieal meter which will tricity passing through An old established Boot and Shoe business The two-year-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. Adam Miller died yesterday after- [ ing the dining room was minus its usual moon. The funcral will” take plac forea ob wallots; and the sirilters das morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the [ oaia v ein pay i solelatetl WAL Mr. Winter said that he would pay | ; ] | Marriage licenses were issued yester- i 7 x + e | Would not pay it. in the meantime. The boy screamed | measure the el day to . C. Hume, of Fremont county, | them on the 10th of the month, the reg= | “hey would fight the case in the | loudly in his terror and pain, assistance | an - electric “light. " The ‘meter s | o § and Alice Proftitt, of Poltawattamie [ Y “l' "’] »‘.‘:t‘_ Hatiudio il ‘1' ‘(’l‘- IV [ courts, and if compelled to contest the | not arriving until he was suspended five suitable clock-train electrie- [ 1N Counnll Blufl‘s Iowa county: and William Barton and Tillio | and the strikers aynouncod ir i | case, o matter what was the rosult, | feet from the ground. The feathered ¢ conneeted with the incandes- et n . 5. Epperson, both of this county. UL | ey would remove from Ihis eity every™ | mouster dropped his cirgo and_quictly lamp _ewrcuits, and so arcanged The Phillips stock of Boots and Shoes at that by dropping into a slot a ay | 413 Broadway, is for sale and the store will thing that it was possible tor lighted into « corner of the and give Council Blulfs the cold shouls ontly not the least exei wd apu od over his | cent the clock train will automati |d s addition was filed A plat of f the county re- “and the situation got- .‘(‘mh"""‘l';:“‘l" ting nmln ;‘“:;;.” -:‘-'};.":l‘lllm-(-‘ fnomas | der ever after y failure to procure a winter supply of | connect and light the incandescent 3 § lota, Iving Toiwoon Avenues e e sl | o Lic DUl worked to porfoction. The | foon The shouldors of the boy were .l‘:-l«'-'.l-'x'{l\:l!:-i::p\\\-‘lxllll.!;.l:.':.‘»r(‘n':u"f;'.‘;.\h:;‘:."imr“\. be rented:. Best stand and trade in city. sreets, . Yho ownor is Juli 4 "il'(,';“,’j:“;}:l‘lf,j:]“‘('.'"'.I;{;:]""IU{(“-,‘:TW- d AL O T BYa AE T | B i ey bt ot e Totrs, a 10-cont piece ten hours, | IN@@rly thirty years in one lccation. Present £ Baanaror Dovathcony. S | GESCREADR S SRR | it it compny onl8 | Sy e S iy o, | 20050 B (LRSI | stoole from $12,000 to $15,000. For further The “David Bradley Company Hooks” is the name of the newly organized racing hook x\ull ladde tenm. The following He secks the couch and down he lies; the money in the slot th of waiting until the money wus cise any suit was brought. The board not burn. Tn speakang of the matter Me. Winter | &3 supervisors, willing that the county | NHuSea and fuintness in hin rise, said thatit was not a cireumstanee 10 | iould holp the city te far 0s possible _ Brow-racking pains assail him. particulars apply to G. D. Phillips, at the vs have [ Some of the “jamborees” that, are of | Seoeed te e same thing, and "o the | i headaclio! But exo long comes €ase |1y yor wiirow up e sponees tre e | StOTE, Or to N. C. Phillivs, one of the execu-~ lamp would 1is stomach scttles into peace, Yoon eleotsd: Prosidont, doiin Bohn; enco {n the kitehen i B LA N8 Brasiae attel v ¢ | matter rested. Within his head the throbbmgs cease— old stand emedy, Dr. Bull's - Cough 2374 vieo presiden, Collottes When asked thenature of thoso short | ™0 e Gomnty autitor made his | Py Bolets vor tuf b Syrup. 1 0 tors of the J. M. Phillips estate. etary .« 3. hough spirited combats, he replicd | nafypens to the state auditor, the state’ Nor will they fail any one in such a I highly rec ommend Salvation Oi: it has that the « slight and [ (406 from the county was about dire predicament. To the dyspe done nore for my wif in one night thun N. P. DODGE, Executor. Ty 1 e L8 T KL FEOTEDS | sra et AL shovton wecount of ihis tho bilions and tho constipated, they | Pt o complistied in years. g L ing state tournament. one of them bocause “_”‘ Lewhatygayoiariseio s “.‘]‘.' A 612 W. Fayette strect, Baltimore, ) e SR ) 5 om the state auditor. It indeed. THE R 'EJ' SE Dt Cloavory SO TR Atng Mol 1474 | o o e (S LU ehnb e mittieTilL ke \ - = al Changes. S L.I. guest. Everything is screne as long as ordance with the pre- THE BURGLAR ESCAPED. al Telegram mljmn--l in nged plan, and o Union Pacific om- | & e 5 Al is authority for the statement that | Singular Comedy of Iirrors on a ter at Earlham, Madison SIZES FROM e railroad company will fulfill its ob- Fashionable Chicago Street. John B. Davis, resigned. SnbD ‘ll;zzlniuux.:\‘ml sl:A'mllv 1,.\_1\\-?-“. the city The-most fashionable part of Michi- | A postoftice 50n CUEADLENEIRE G ro 2570300 | [ L ) ity in the matter. gan Avenue Boulevard, Chicago, says a | verland, Clark county with Phillip Mil Remember Mandel's is the only place where you can buy furniture and stov on weckly or monthly pay : and 825 Breadway. they are i the dining room, but assoon as the kitchen is reached razors ave drawn and the row begins. 1 has been ap Espectally Adapted fot ELECTRIC pointed .w m pulled his his - - < Al grades hard coal, C. B. Fuel Co. tmaster, and at Monette, Union and, coveri would-ne ProcecdinRy oriRG Gotne dispatch to the New York World, was [ ler as pos e W roceedings of the Council. ¥ " Sy 3 county, with John I, Shigley as postmaster. Roe, dentist, N Mol St '|T" lx‘.fijum-uuu l‘iu‘l .m].‘m\z“l At the city council meeting the city ;\"h“xlcxfllcfl at 7 o'clock L’\t “"rr'l"- J. W, Fiteh has been appointed postmaster HORSE LIGHTING, wequemin & Co.’s jewelry store. 0 as obeyed. ~Now | o orted an ordinance estab- | E- C Lewis, an insurance broker. who | at Washington, Washington county, Neb., 4 4 Kk him and frow him on de floor. TS BT ome T eas N oY Vice Charles H. Withe gied POWER. MIIIs and Elgsators, Agents Wante ,1 “For Prohibition | The owner demurred, but had to obey. lishing five limits in the city, and re- : 1 Beer and Nerve Tonic. A strietly tem- “Notwithstanding all these things,” | per had just sat down to dinner when a ser- perance beverage. The hest substitute | siid the proprictc ing the ordinances of 1881, 1862 and R . | vantgirl vushea in from the kitehen, THE COUNC]L BLUFFS or beer known, My *Happiness’ eir ) I “the coons and | 1883, Read and referred. He also re- | v > 7 i razors are preferable to mrls. | Lovted on the petition of property own- | velled “*Burglars?” and crawled under 4 ) no equal. Send orders to L. M. Fink When we had givlsin the diningroom, | 0700 " Avonue A, that the Electvie | the table. fi l‘ . there was always a row. and now | i company might bo enjoined from Mr. Lewis plunged into the back stein, Omaha or Council Blufl 1Bei \ ) \ | o cmpley them anly as ehmbormabds. | gporating its Jine untii it had either | yard. A low-sized sman, dressed in dark H S RRTIRED h}Hc-l\hv >tx-n-~ll to g Auh‘”m allowed | clothes, confronted him. The low-| On hand rm- e uhojsno A eddd his enjoin- | G,oq man pretended to be drunk, and | of interest. Specifications and estimates furnished for completo steam plants, — Regulation, Durability anteed. Lan show letters from users where fuel Economy 18 equal with Corliss N are Blank books made to order. Can fur- -Condensing, nish patent binding for pariies wishing y ln\m lowest rates the . Call and sce samples at room | intercept an from parties IR e i h 1S | jent may be > by the e 1 . J MOIEHOuSH “L'{“,“.'\f_"‘”,“.‘,";‘ ',‘""t“‘,““‘””!;"'_' {'}‘j curred i ing.” Mr. Lewis looked around and | Qe _"_"“;E"-} N [ SondlforiCatalosue: No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Blufts. e e other would hear of it, and when they | SRE8 S0y 0y Rohue suw o lndder whieh _had been raised to | ,I,““\'" HICRED O XChan ERIIOKRCILY Personal Paragraphs. et “","fi“',“{““l‘l'i]‘:'f‘ fun. Some of theih | of the Library association wi an upper window. Mr, Lewis ran into R EGT G oN [ oE s e ¥ | The bills for the construction of the | the house and returned with a bi jority of them confined themselves to | PES" house were allowed, These wmount | As o entered the buli sotehing and biting | to & little over $1,080, including the | mocking laugh and st is visiting in the ¢ ATe Tonortel L these m‘f\ Ttent one ot | and- man loping up the alley. - Mr. Will Emerine, of Creston, Tn., is | {ho beiligerents to the Iaandry to work A ‘communication was read from a | *I'll fool the other”one,” muttered spending a few days in the city Visiting [ 4nd took the other pp st : | committee of physicions stating that [Mr. Lewis, and he took down the ladder | gp1) puyments down. Prices ranging | his frieud, J. W. Parish. b I e Mr. Compton’s was a well defined caseof | and stored it in the woodshed. Then he | fol 17540 54,000, 4 Dr. Stillman’s condition wis more | a note from the faundry smallpox and, while not dan went into the house to lock the door. Cheap lots in 1 eoR Ik et ey i rabi] ; gnotoiomhollaund yle i eskin g it reyuirell instripialau as more | The servant girl thought the burglar | | (SHEIPAGH S Big bargains in Broadway lots. Fine business property to exchange for well improved farms. Good stock of groceries for sale, not for trade. Houses and lots on monthly payments. T. Hart is home for a few days from rip to Colorado. Captain H. M. W. a L of Kunsas Clity, Coch- us’, Wright' dditions 1o ci il asking muoh encouraged at tho probability of | and killed dennie. Nothing more The quarantine is being | had come to scalp her and she hurled | ™5, 0 ere property for sule from $100 his recove heard of it and Jennie still survives, al- e casnalhoon] morer, 1'“(‘;;.';,1,.!“;‘"",}k;]:,',',:”l{]}‘e'“;ff\"_',:"‘:;,,\],. 10 #500 less than present worth. = g No. 10 Pear] St., Council Bluffs. PROFESS[ONAL DIRECTORY Miss Amanda Zermuchlen, who has | though the writer of the note was very cts for the construction of | lives next door to the stately oo ec s a very se *h in earnest about it. A 7 T been recovoring from a very serioi much rnest abo . AR s e 1k Brondway | Mr. Hankins has numerous serv: . ) ness, has suffered a relapse and is nithelelsvatoranaiibolliboyegett| soar 00V D an cselc oWl Kaion A Nane WV e s o e iy 2LOUS/ RS | T o o i ygtS ey [ wero let to John Skinkel and fourteen | Ench of these servants turnd in n cull SPE.ClAL NOTICES H BlRK‘NBINE Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans, Estimates, foot brick walk to C. 1. Mitchell, they | for the police. — Every other neighbor pecifications. Supervision of Public Work. Brown Mr. Charles P. Brasl capitalist, who is in Manawa real e looking after his bu - wu, a Minneapolis | the bloodibirsty pandemonium. Why, | 4500 the lowest bidders. The contract | who had a_police call used it. WANTS. Building, Council Blufls, Towa. interested | it was only two or three weeks ago that for 1 six foot plank wilk was awarded to | other neighbor who didn’t have a_po- = e ol & » ) in the city | one of the boys got another one to stay Wb PR aWA S WALCOCHO s = 5 Y AT " _ &/ H. Murphy. ice call made a noise. Mr. Hankin's \Tmug of _ dissolution _ of o e of the Pe . 5 thilerdaia: on his “watch” one night so that ]lm Dy iar AL M el | Foeaet mentalimbeaWorerith s/ fonge e nersiip®* Notire' s} ey 3 N S(:HURZ__ ll;hln; ol the nccm(flll ce over Awmerican Express, No. 419 - ild ge romising re Bl B i o ¥ 4 H D o ership hereto . roadway, Coun 5 could get off, promising in return the inger, trustee, and Henry \ othert, | George Jones, a druggist’s clerk, who :ln‘:L \v‘ulllu.».'{;m:i:é" :‘:::‘t‘x."x’l“xcd( rl«‘):hh.r ‘Jh d ci u owa. New comers or parties wishing to [ use of his tirget rifle. A few duy rintende > deaf and ad sneakied dround 0 the bacl door to | fivim name of Paraons & Kellok, for the Buross | Gt O QIR G Attormers o Lom: Prociee 1 i S e with A. J. Maudel, 823 and a0 said thatthelownerolihe nilloihnd workings of the Mather in- | the conchman with a base ball bat and | JEREeE Aaion !.’L.d,‘.l'fl(.',;l'".’.'.'("’\"“‘;.Li‘f’.i.“ Courts, “Ofllce—Rooms 7 and §, Shugart-Beno Block, e Al losied bimbelltup RinEoomiing nouls St Alectie light system. which | ehased him down the alley. A boule- | fiahds this Hih duy of Jannary. 4 < Council Blufls, lowa. S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. | promised. gun as he had |5 /Gition was accepted on the evening | vard policeman, thinking” George and v — e — o nsked me what T woald do, and T | ©f Monday, January 14, 1889, were | the coachman were the burglars,starte e . 1 BURKE & TINLEY___I\(IUYH:\-v at Law. Room 106, Shugart Block, Notice the beautiful finish given col- | replicd that if it w o T thougnt | passed. Thanks were also tendered to | after them, They wevo met by & putrol | (TOX oy S Mepdel, Gl A, as my ez lars, cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun- | I would kill the other [z-lltv\\' and throw dry company. him in the stove. An hour afterward 7 e o the proprietor of the gnn came down Pickled tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- [ stairs with his face scratched and bleed- bites 5 Broadway:. ing, covered with soot from head to foot, and nnnllin;; at the top of his The London **Tailor’s” is the place to | voice. The other boy had actually at- get your clothes made. 637 Broadway. | tompted to put him in the stove = You sec, we have plenty of variety, Superintendent Rothert for his hand- | wagon full of bluecoats, who fell upon some entertainment George? ey The report of the visiting committeo And the burglar? He buttoned up on the electric light question showed | his coat, walked down the front sta that the rates submitted by the Brush | met one of Mr. Hankins® servant girls and Hawkeye uump:mlm here ave about | at the door, chucked her under the the average prices, and are about | chinand went home. equivalent” to gas at $1 per thousand = feet. The report was received and con- A positive guarantee is give manufacturer of Dr. Jon 0d_turniture or carpets vill gtve you for them all You for sale, Mund they are worth. QR RENT—Dwolling house of 6 room 1 nth avenue, north of Planters b shenson, 234 S, Main st. LADIES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS —— )ARE INVITED TO CALL AT( MRS. C. L. GILLETT'S HAIR EMPORIUM D front room n. by the Have our wagon call for your soiled | iy fact, tod much of it. There isn't a | curved in. m Red Clover | ynog sALE—Horse ranch in Wyoming. clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. O e Py e — Tonic that a 30 cent bottle of this rem- B edtnend of horsos, And sec her fine line of Hair Goods. FINEST HAIR % ¢ Th ght of the Bazaar. edy properiies | Range fuchilios rob class, 48 ORNAMENTS in the Wigs, Beards, cte,, will take Coun calf, 14 Pearls il Blufls property, the trouble w llu for Rex ale, or th the help tha here. Drop in some day and sce one of . It promptly suard’s bazaar ve- | thinany ) y and liver cures all = - » Money loaned on fulnllun‘ pianos, Last evening the stomach, < 3 AND MYERS ‘TEE AND COYE e For- Biutrs, Tu, ieppurd, LANDAND CABH “How does 4 dise, uuvlmnl 1. for £0od land . the plague | oman feel when she puts on tre Wanted —flardware, Addresy S 11 N¢ diamonds, ho buggies or anything KOS REOIILI B0 L S e R S (P e e fa gt (N [LouLiltilelarguinon ;:.'.U'I,:le )':'ln\c” plgacin 'l,’_‘l“’l_(,f‘,‘.' troubles. Goodman Drug Co. WHan s i A stock of Clorhing, oty publicity; fair and honorable de: The y. o A uf:|m~:-i-u.:\‘l= - i —-TT'— ) Al G o iy Goods. . Tivaics #10.000; GREESE PAINTS, HAIR DR A. A, Clark & Co,, office cor, Br But little business was transacted in | The drivwing of several ¢ ¥ oy A otEge lRcele Iy e scrn gl pvims e youlloolieE T DroRt sy, Comel NO. 20 MAIN § ¢ COUNCIL DL of the articles AT TaITe The ring cake | who hus essiy De Vol, the | wysaiked the other and Main, over American express. B2 ORDERS BY MAIL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION, —~—— .8 the district court yesterda® forenoon. | to be raflled took | AT Rev. Mr. Mackay's Resignation. A few motions were heard, hut none of | Was drawn by Miss Mam Rev. T. J. Mackay has decided to ac- | the cases on the gnment were | roud cart by Will Gilbe cept the eall to the pavish at Dedham, | veady for trial, In tho afternoon the | for the bomlicst girl, Miss lda- Lutz, for the first time?' and replica | #Pearlst, ot i -1 POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET N and the box of perfumery, Nat Shep- | pouply as follows: The word that comes | JpoR RE nished rooms; also unfur has tendered | grand jury was called, and Sheviff [ hord. At 10 o'clock the floor —was | ooy sentiment i nished rooms- Apply at 16 N, Main st H PETHYBR'DGE & CO PROPS — — - == . oy . his resignation as rector of St. Paul’'s | O'Neill hud the members on hand. The | cleared for the dancers, who held fuli [ yicy studing my ST L Manufueturers and Wholesale Dealers in church, of this but the vesiry has | following gentlemen were empanclled | sway until mdnight. part 1 wore a suit of boy’ clothes land. Johnston & Vun Sausage of Alll FEinds, refused toaceept it. Urgent resolutions | to comprise thut august body: John P, | The hall was crowded, and the attend- | 4yound the house so that I might grow Bluirs, Ta. Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered, have been passed, and both oficial and | Stuhr, Minden; Charlos Gilmoro, Kano; | ance much largor thun on eithor of the | yecustomed to the absence of skirts. H, 5, Alexander, | preceding nights, Tho roceipts were | Mhoimmedinte. sensation was one of X ; ; Willis Down personal influence brought to bear to | Willis 1 ; ; ar in 6x0083 of the previous ni T 5 induce the revorend gentleman to re- | Jarai® i John Mattect, | ¢ vory stand and vaflic seheme freedon and e00s e No. 635 Broadway - - Council Bluffs. consider the matter, and decide to re- | S, Al chairman, | erally patronized. Supper was served | s gver exchunged for 3 to over two hundred people. With one | o ihing suit will readily appr more successful night the boys will ve- | bt T felt. In fact, the desire alize enough to take them to Washing- | 2t wt of the limbs is almost main_ here. There is u strong feeling | The charge to the g both in the church and the community [ lengthy, and very cl 0. R. GILBERT, that he should remmin here, an the duties of that body. The attention P o ; " on the this hus becn expressed in many | of the body was called to the open vio- | ton iu style. This evening will close | jypesistible, It is impossible to describe Manufacturer of ways. Mr. Mackay feels th lation of the law here, and particularly | the bazuar. it. When you 0 to move around, i3 the chango might be beneficial | to the saloons ambling houses. P however, the on o awkwirdness 'I'AXIDERMY G-OODS to both the church and himself. He | Ex-County Clerk J. J. Shea nddressed | w. @, filligk inod 80.40 yos- | grows ver inct. You miss the has worked arduous re, and his | the court ‘in reference to the illegal 3 Hillicker was fined 89.40 yes- | BERE SCRY N0 i, which e 114 Broadway, Council Blutfs, lowa , 80 1o speak, in rdors for all kinds of Dakc d Montana game filled. Bu timo ! lm”l Orders for all kinds of Dakota and Montaua game filled. Buffalo and othor hends on hand, fatisfaction guarantood to those sending Buffalo borns in noveltics, __F.J BREZEE, Taxidermist and Naturalist. not of the t bealth is drawing of the grand jury, Ho stated | terday morning for disturbing tho a heavy burden to carry ot that while the sheriff assisted in the | peace. He made himsell too noisy in the' form of financial obligations. | drawing of the names, he hud uothing | in the Mint, and was slugged by Dan E ;ng:‘?l:“l]xlu‘n:‘h d‘um ni. $13, 4:‘)41“1'11:,’::1;!«:\unl to l‘lu \\illLlpuUlng,[' llue\.;‘liph in the buh Carmgg. He swore to have Daniel’s |h'|l [ was -uum,, v comparison to the ability of | and no blame for the matter could | yir, ST s ovos, | figure, 4 \ T Tk i ongrogation Tt Thus | Ehorcfire httach to. thiy oeiag, o | 1ife, tnd smoto him botwoen tho eves: | P caro was marally enough o | Elgotric Trussas, Balts, Chost Pro- o was urrostod and pssed the nigh Y d discover tho center of grayity ;!el.nl)umu lied n\.lu avery plm‘u:'ul way | further asked the court to have the cost | £ %) % 1 09 PO 4 SR I 3 Tols | in the o TR f 8 se od 1 3 or the vestry and the community to ex- | attached to the summoning and attend 1P \\,m‘m' who was brought back trousers, and this 1 discovered by tectors, Ete. £ \h"l a mln-ulum ress their determination to retain Mr. | ance of the fir vawn grand jury taxed A eident while practicing the mascu- 5 . : fuckay would be for them to wipe out | up to him. — The cogrt replivd thay | from Plattsmouth for forgery, had bis | jine mode of standing. T had noticed C. B. JUDD, = ot ¥ Lter Couelll hiufin Ja. 1 bostonce. oi this debt, and thus enable the rector to J.m- was no warrant of law that would 'k &nd J. Dusiok, charged | thot uctors when on the stuge, with one PRI VYR P § ?/ i Tt e R 55 attend to other duties. justify lnm in lu\lug up the costs in | Mobe ““hml‘w‘.‘ '|'1 "u-«h ity :‘mm“h notabl xeeption. l,‘(l..ul.l \\‘uh ”1“»" e io A Vofore they spoil. 1 you don't want them afte » to closo out. Odell & Bryant, M i i apposred 1o bo nmhiuglnnm action of the grand jiry, as “"‘ could nh(n\amh as a woman does, uew dUEiRg W winter . A | —— . | than an act of carelessness on the part | BO furnish $200 bonds. with legs glued closely together and his ELL RL T oney loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s | of the clerk, and the costs would be Sp— body slightly inclined forward, 1 ) H loan oftice, on furniture, pianos, horses, | ussessod as usual. M. Shea then stated [ 9+ G- Tipton, reul estate, 7 dway | toinla dhal whon 1 leept my be evs | yoniters Desioners and Smerintendents | CITY MEAT MARKET !/ A. F. CLATTERBUCK, wagons, personal property of all kinds, | that as he was g much inlerested 11 4 ave me a steadin and all other articles of value wuhuul o o RURA The Ten b A' nue Depot. independence of moti vhic nore meti | Bomoval ALl Dusiuens sireia coni | BUL b would i i sourt to spyaluE | oro i somo. complainty and apo- | (ASPGRR " for e Tow of the of Constrition TO THE FRONT! | PiIAl RYPATH m dential, the matter with reference to his con- | ently \nlhjnnln'u,llml the Union Pa- | gkirts, This was my new center of Mr“ ll'ml‘lini.lmlI I“Im A"lm o:]lm II\\Ilh e . | AL 1 ‘ V| ) Lo M — o i thit. T ot B D8 4 Y roper accol la- | g . M t care was Lo accustom Mendelssohn, Fisher & Lowry 5 WEHEN NOTICE | WILL SELL | Al grades soft coal 0. B Fuel Co, | paetlon with L e coust ppoluted | eilc doos nob aford broper weecmoite | EEY oo Vasious it postures | desgned whuny of the st blocks BEEF. VEAL & PORK | ? BROADWAY, E Bargains in real estato in_all parts of | W H. Ware to constitute that com- | is no_freight-check clork Tiribyon which men gssume. Observation showed in Omaha and Council “'““‘1' ’ COUNCIL BLL it IOWA, unablo o et | mo that either they ppron s, SNIEEe | Plans aud Specifations Prepared gud o7 B QR AN the city, W. 8, Cooper, 180 Mgin strect, | mittee. ik forenoon, 80 shipper Zoods in ' or oG \pkie Hard- | out before them or clse crossed them in ; f | X Ware company yesterday hauled a load | one of a dozen different positions, This Estimates made on ADN]MIU\‘ | [: H h 3 of goods 1o the depot and unloaded it on | wasthe most dificult task of all, but 1| qio, Room 2 Opera House Block ‘Wa al B, 1 0n Uwa 0 l PRIVATE DETE(;T'VE. organized an association for their mu- | the platform, but bod to load it again [ stuck to it, practiciag continually, And will meet any ha e W. 8. Cooper has cash on hand to loan | tual protection against those who run | and return for want of a < clerk to | until now [ am able almost to tie them for Fiv g After Deadbents, b\(l:)urk' C, C. Huzen, dentist, Opera house The retail merchants of the city have nen turnished at any and all t competition on prices | lass Meuts, - g3, approved ity property, No. 180 | billsund refuse to pay them. Tho fol- | reccive it ina bow kaol it necomsary: o J. M. SCANLAN, § atn stroct. 2 lowing officors have beon slocted: A.D. | oy ST 0 e | learing how (o stand and sit Mikea man | THO% Ormce sl I 120 frondway. - - Tetephone 201 9p o £ o ; ain’s Coug edy is the T @ ma 2 . plephone 201, ny bank, i r Ustnes OFFICER & PhSEY. TRY OUR MUSH, ? y Oruey 4F Buktaass Here are whe nin the eity, Gas Is Chea, Foster, president; D. E. Gleason, s And as fixturesare cheaper at the | tary; John Beno, treasurer; P. Gun- | for coughs, colds and croup. No one | the distineti e | best and most reliable medicine in use [ than anything el v manly characteristics pe o e | BANKERS. | 0.0 WAL & €0, - | Ik lumbing Co., 114 Main st. A | noude, L. Kinnehan, F. W. Spetman, | suffering from a throat or lung trouble | make them: ] Gluwum of thirty 'per cent from list | 1, B, Gardiner, John Evers, Marshall | can use it without venofit, It will eure | been surpris i price will be given fqr thirty days. Traynor, Henry Stevenson, executive | &Severe cold in less time than any othe v of actresses us to xL)~ ,;uléic.u!ul:um::‘cljx ::l e e ey, l P I w | & F B e bbbl medicine or treatment; it is tfle only | suming men’s parts. | unus COrNCIL PRLUR S, TOWA, l es d UW| fl s [][] l”s. 3 Mrs. E, E, Harkness offers for sale at ' known remedy that will )Hl vent croup. | thing on the stage to actress in | o o N relim cnd domestic exchange. J her residence, No. 608 Bluff street, some | The members of the association report | For sale by all druggists at 50 cents per | trousers, st iding the boards lik a man, | o3RG0 W flterést vuid on tie de: iogn. | Prompt relucus. 64 of her houschold goods and furmiture, | those who refuse to settle their ac- | bottle i assuming & wan’s voice with consider- | Posits, wnd ia 4