Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1889, Page 6

MAY 22, 1889, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oi"FICE. NO 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by earrier in Any Paf of heCitya Twenty Cents Per Week, R H. W, TILTON ! oo MANAGER. TELEPHONES: Busixees Orvice No. 43, Nionr Eviton, No.Z N. Y.Plumbing Co. Swanson yesterday took out a build Ing permit for a $4,000 residence in Bayliss’ second addition, A marriage license has been James T. Madrigan, of Omaha, anl E. Wallace, of Ridge couaty, New shire, The contract for the brick work on Ken- ney's new bank building, corner of Fifth avenue and Main street, has been awarded to J. P. Weaver, and for the carpenter work 0 J. A. Murphy. A special meeting of the A, O. H. will be held at St. Joseph's hall, at 7:30 this even ing, to complete arrangements for attending the laying of the corner stone of the new holio church at South Omaha next Sun- da A special meeting of Unity and All Saints Guilds is called for Saturday afternoon at 3 * o’clock, at the residence of Mrs. Slichter, No. 513 Madison street, to consider the re- port ot the Chautauqua committee, By oider of the chairman. The High School rhetorical contest will be held at Dohaney’s opera house I'riaay even- ing, the 24th inst. Admission 25 cents; no extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets on sale this morning at 8 o'clock at the Opera House drug store. Next Sunday the Odell Bros. team will meet the soldiers’ nine from Fort Omaha, cn the diamond at Fairview park. The boys in blue will bring along their band to inspirit them for the hard work in store tor them. It 18 dollars to aimes that the band will play a dirge on the way home, Robert Scott will be Squire Barnett at 10 o’clock this morning on the charge of assault. He and W. G. Ut- terback had trouble on Harrison street over an old_dinfculty, and Scott emphasized his remarks with a Queensbury argument. The affair will receive full ventilation in court. The case of Patterson vs ‘D was on trial in the superior court yesterday. The plaintiff is an-Omahan, who letthe defendant have three horses to winter. 1t is ulleged that the latter has disposed of the animuls, and Patterson secks to recover. Mynster, Lindt & Seabrook are assisting the piaintiff, and Colonel D. B. Dailey is conducting the defense. Mrs, Julian Paul yesterday filed an nfor- mation in Squire Shurz’ court charging Ida Wortman with assault and batte In the midst of a heated argument Ida hurled a brickbat at Mrs. Paul's head and, wonder- ful to relate, it hit the mark. The victim . wore her head in a sling yesterday, and Ida was proud of her murksmanship until the last move was made. Teurs and regrets now follow. Seoretary Templeton, of the local firemen’s assoviation, yesterday received notice that the Avoca and Mt. Ayr fire laddies would attend the tournament in full force. The boys will bring, in addition to the regular fire department, u racing hose team, steamer and ladies band. Mt. Ayr will send about twenuy-five men. A nozzle, for practice usage, was yesterday sent to the Avoca Dboys, and they will come prepared to do some rapid coupling. fred Eitel was arrested, last evening, for the larceny of a satchet and two pair of shioes in Omuha. The owner of the articles, C. E, Decker, came over and requested his arrest. The feilow was found on Middle Broadway, and quickly discovered that the lice were after him. He dodged into the cific tea store, intending to run out of the rear door to the ulley, but no such door e: isted, and he was cornered. He was promptly jugged, and Decker will appear + against him this morning. S Council Bluffs Lodge No. 270 (Loyal) A.0O.U. W., meets in G. A. R. hall every Friday evening at 8 ¢’clock. et S by Dangler vapor stoves at cost—change loeation. Shugart & Co.,211 Brondway. 1ssued to Hattie Hump- arraigned before Big, Unreserved Sale Mother of Pearl Pictures, Yourself and lady are invited to attend the big, unveserved sale of Mother of Pearl pictures, commencing this evening at 7:15 o'clock, sharp, 817 Broadway, next door to the popular fur- niture house of S. Keller. Will be pleased to you have come and examine the goods whether you purchase or not. COLONEL I, A. CAIN, Auctioneer. His Room Was Ready for Him. As Jailor Galvin was sitting in front of the city jail, last night, a stranger in a state of double-jointed intoxication happened along, barely managing, with the greatest exertion, to confine himself within the limits of the street. “Ten to one that fellow trics to break in here,” remarked the jailor, watch- ing tho pilgrim’s painful attempts at locomo- tion. Sure enough, the fellow passed on into the station, oblivious of the little group out- side, and demanded a bed. It was furnished him, after he haa given the name of J, Wil- #on, and a few scconds later J, Wilson was booked on the police register as a drunk. TIn the column where the name of the officer making the arrest shoutd have been, appearea the words, “‘Walked in.” It is the first case ©f the kind recorded there. Jailor Galvin insists that the fellow knew he would get landed in the hole sooner or later, and pre- ferred walking in by himself to paying extra for a ride in the patrol wagon, el For 825.00—The N. Y. Plumbing Co. will put a lead service pipe and hydrant in your yard; also 50 feet extra hose. Call at once at 114 Main street. e J. G. Tipton, real estate, Have our wagon call for your soiled clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. 27 B'dway 8. B, Wadsworth & Co. loan moncy. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, diamonds, norses, buggies or anything of value at low ratesof interest, No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway and Main, over American expross. — - Personal Paragraphs, Mrs. H. J. Rifenberick arrived in the city last evening from Denver, und will visit for some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Parks, on South Sixth street. . W. . Anderson and J. V. Hiuchman, Glenwooa bankers, were in the city yestor- day. J. F. Potter, cashier of the Citizens bank of Oakland, was s Bluffs visitor yesterday. Now is the time Council Bluffs is the place to make investments in real es- tate. Values will increase 100 to 800 reent in 12 months, Bargains in ots, acre and improved proper R. P, Ofticer, No. 12 North Main st. X Ll Money loaned at L. B, Craft’s & loan office on furniture, pianos, hors wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all n\-hurnrliu‘en of value, without removal, All business strictly coufi- dential, s Masonic. Special communication of Bxcelsior Lodge, ! No. 269, A, I, and A. M., this (Wednesday) evening, for work in the first degrce. Vis- iting brethren cordiully invitea. By order of the W. M. e AL If you have any property to sell at a barguin for cash, call on W. W. Bilger, 28 Pearl st, v e -—— Notice the beauuful finish given col- lars, cuffs and shirts by Cuscade Laun- dry company. Dr, C. block. e Razen, deutist, Opera house HANSEN FULLY EXONERATED, The Jury fays He Killed Madison In Self-Defense. MANAWA'S CONTINUED BOOM. The News In the Courts—1he Fire Lads Fixing For the Races— Items of General Interest. The Jury Did Not Censare. The coroner’s jury investizating the death of Waiter Madison returned a verdict yes- terday afternoon to the offect that the “do ceased came to his death from a bullet fired from a revolver by Peter Hansen while de fenaing himself from an assault made upon him by a number of persons, of whom the decensed was one.”! As will be seen from the verdict the testi- mony almost wholly wentto show that the homicide was acting in self-defense when he fired the shot that robbed a fellow man of his life. This, however, does not effectually dispose of the case, as Hansen will yet be put upon trial for his life for murder in the first degree. The time has not yet been fixed for his preliminary examination, but will be determined by the attorneys, J. I Organ for the state, and G. A. Holmes for the defense, In the testimony introduced at the In- quest the namesof several parties were given as having been with the deceased when he created the dis.urbance at the dance nall, At attempt wade to discover the iden- tity of the entire party, but it was not suc- cessful, Witnesses testifled that one Mc- Clellan, Thomns Brown and Robert and Dick Stack wero members of the party, but those worthies denfed it. Tue Bee made certain investigations out- side, and learned that for years a tough crowd, known as “The Divty Dozen,” has ex- 1sted in the sonthern part of the city. I 2 the crowd has been _known as “The Gang,” and has been engaged in a large number of dis- putablo transictions in that locality, “I'he Gaug is composed of a mumber of young men who have made it an object to render life a8 wretched as possible for the Danes in the southern part of the city. and numerous complaints have been made 0 the police con- cerning them, Several of the members have fizured in police court on numerous oceca- sions for minor offenses, includiug petit lar- ceny, assaults of various degrees, drunken- ness, disturbing the peace, and other misde- meanors of a more or less aggravated nature, Mr. T. J. Smith, the owner of the hall where the fatal dance occurred, states that he has never had any troublo with the outfit, but that they wili not treat a Dane with any degree of decency. ‘Lhey have made u prac tice of blocking up the sidewalk at the cor- ner of Eighth street and Sixteenth avenue, compelling ladies who wished to pass to take the center of the street. A few weeks ago they smashed in the door of the hall while a Danish dance was in progress, and hung around the entrance, in- sulting every lady who appeared in sight. Popular feeling is in sympathy with the verdict rendered by the coroner's jury, and the general expression, while regrotting that a murder was commitied, is that the shoot- Ing was in & manner justitiable, and the vic- tim received the dues of o worthless life. It is hoped that, the lawless companions of the dead man will take a warning from the fate of thew unfortunate brother, and conduct themselves more becomingly in'the future. —~— atiend the big, unre- 1o of Mother of Pearl pictures, ing. at 817 Broadway, ne Keller’s furniture house. stk More Boats for Manawa, & Mr. O. C. Schwerin, proprietor of the Star boat house at Cut-OfF lake, has announced himself in partnership with Mr. Vreeland, and effected o four years’ lease from Ben Marks of a forty foot frontage on Lake Man- awa, just south of the Omaha restaurant, for the purpose of erecting a boat house and dock. The new firm will put twenty-five row boats and five sailboats on the lake, und let them at reasonable prices. The boats are now being built by them in Omaha, Mr. Schwerin being a practical boat builder, and v is promised that thoy will surpass any of the boats now on the lake. Eight of the boats are already completed, and are very pretty models. 'I'he owners propose to have all of them completed in time to move over here by the 1st of June. The tlect of thirty-eight boats now owned by Mr. Schwerin at Cut-Off lake will rcmain there. The members of the Omaha boat club have been trying to induce Mr. Schwerin to move over here for the past two years, and now that the permanency of the luke is assured, he bas concluded to do so. He will guarantee all amateur oarsmen perfect satisfaction in the y of boats and prices. il e A Cottage at Manawa. Buy a lot at Manawa and build. Special prices given to those who will build cottages. F.J. DAY, Sole Agent. > Doings in District Court. The case of Benjamin vs. Shea was sub- mitted to the court yesterday forenoon and taken under advisement. The case of ¥'rum vs, Draie was next taken up, and was not concluded when court ad- journcd last evening., This 18 a suit brought to enforce the payment of certam notes by the plaintiff. This is the last week to be de- voted to civil cases, as the criminal docket will be opened next Monday morning. et e M 1f you waut a tasty and convenient fence or railing about your residence or lawn, use C. J. Beckman’s patent locking bracket, as any panel can be readily taken out and firmly replaced. Address C. J. Beckman, 728 Seventh avenue, Be sure and served s this eve door to Pets ofthe Police. The effects of red eye were conspicuous in police court yesterday morning. A bigger batch of boozers had been collected during the preceding twenty-four hours than for o long time previous. Perry Knight was the first victim hauled up, and ho had carried his fun to the extent of thumping his whole family. As none of them uppeared aguinst him e was let off with o fine of £8,10. Frank Spencer was assessed $7.60 for intimate ncanaintance with the checring cup, Mollic Christin and Mattie Roberts, two {h'jll'.\\\-«l females, wero charged with fight- ing and otherwise disturbing the peace of “*Rotten Row.” T were fined $5.10 and sent up stairs to board it out. W. H. Williams, Pat Feoly and James Melvin, three budge guzzlers from away back, were likewise asscssed individual taxes of §3 10, and in default were required to remain in durance vile. “Ten turnpiko tourists, who up in a car in the Northwestern yards, were eich fined $15.10 for vograncy, and turned glv.-rlw Ofticer T'yscn for ten days to work it ou were rounded -~ Old settlors donce and banquet at Hotel Manawa, Thursday, May 25, We want from one to ten lots suitable for building, in ntral location, and will pay cash, Must be well located and cheap. BENSON, SHEPPERD & CO. Hose Teams to Visit Nebraska. It is now decided that both the Eiseman and John N. Baldwin, jr., hose teams will visit Nebraska City next Saturday, to take part in the vaces there. Liberal purses are offered, and the Bluffs boys propose to rattle the greatest part of thew in their pockets on the way home. The rate offered, one fare for the round trip, will induce a large num- ber of Council Bluffs citizens to accompany them. Both teams are in good condition, having a great deal of hard training lately, wnd will make all the races in which they start very lively ones. This probably the last time the two Council Bluffs teams will appear together on the track until the tour- nament, and they will each do some pretty running, For the credit of the city, it is hoped that the Eiseman team will not ap- pear in the same costumes in which they dis- grm"ul themselves at the exhibition at the riving park on the 80th ult. They ran very creditably, buv their costumes were sltogether too ‘‘raw” for this eulightened age, Now [fowa Postmaaters, WasnixoroN, May 21.—[Special Telegram to Tnr Bre.]—Towa postmasters appointed : P. F. Swanson, Crescent, Pottawattamie county, viee W. Hough, removed; W. J. Williams, Deflance, Shelby county, vice H. J. Brame, removed: J. 3raham, Emerson, Mills county, vico K, J. Snodgrass, removed ; J. H. Slaybaugh, Fansler, Guthrie county, vice J. H. Raner. removed; Joel Woods, Henderson, Miller county, vice C. E. Irwin, iemoved; Levi M. Black, Ireton, Sioux county, vice F. B, Bettes, removed: F. O. Mucklock, Nurkman, Shelby county. vice David Carter, rewoved; 1. J. Clarke, Mace- donia, Pottawattamie covnty, viee J. R Martin, removed; A ambers, Massina, Cass county, vice J, Deere, removed: H. H. Vansooy, New Virginia, Warren county, vice W. J. Thomas, removed; B. . Bixby, Walnnt, Pottawattamie county, vice C. C. Maliew, removed. e i Nebraska and Iowa Patents. Wasmingron, May 11, |Special Telogram to Tur Bee.|—-Nebraska patents: John W. faughamont, Omaha, snow plow; William Johnson, Palmyra, sample Jholder and box vull: Charles N. Newcomb, Omaha, con- veyor; Henry C. Rector, Lincoln, trans- pavency mark; Don J. Arnold, assignor of one-half to H. B, Coryel!, Omaha, galvanic battery; Sylvester C. Dunham, assignor of one-half 0 A. G. Lambert, Wilson Springs, Ppaint. Towa patents: John D. Grover, Dubuque, lubricating device; William H. Jencks, Clin- ton, decoy: A. Replogle and Lancaster, Cedar Falls, mowing and reaping machine; Olver G, rivel, Strawberry Point, milk- ing stool. (e e Electric Light Companies Lawing. Prrrsnvna, May 21.—The suit of the West- inghouse Consolidated Light company against the McKeesport or Edison Electric company, was taken up in the United States court to-day beforo Justice Hradley ot the United States supreme court. The point at issue, in addition to the fairness and correct- ness of the Sawyer patent, is the priority of the invention. which is 'claimed by both Sawyer and Edison, e g Epidemic of Hydrophobia, MixyearoLis, May 21.—The Journal's Red Wing, Minn., specix a discase, sup- posed to be hydrophobia,is epideric at Trim bell, Wis, Thy 0l has been closed inone district and tho children are strictly forbia- den to leave home. Men have been engaged to kill all the stray dogs in town, -~ Agsaulted by a Negro Brate, LANTA, Ga.. May 21.—Carrie Hewitt, year-old daughter of a farmer hving ilos from here, was brutally assaulted yesterday by an unkuown negro.” The man has not been caught, but the whole country has turned out in search of him, el g Run Over by a Train, Hrresa, Mont,, May 21.—Captain J. E. Coulter, deputy mine inspector of Montana and ex-city marshal of Butte, was killed by being run”over by a Montana Central train last night. Coulter was widely known in the Panis, May 21.—De La Berge, member of the chamber of deputies and editor of the Lyons Republican, and M. Lockroy. fought a h swords. Lockroy was Elestric Trussas, Bells, Chast Pro- tectors, Ets, Agents wanted. B. JUDD, Council BlaTs Ia. STOP! READ THIS! A new Clothing Store has been opened in Couny No old stock or old 3 strictly first . Comé andbe convinced, Positively one price and cash, CHICAGD GLOTHING HOUSE, 739 WEST BROADWAY, E SHELMAN. 0.1, McDAXELD & D, Hides, Tallow, Palts, Woal & Furs, Highest markst prices. Prompt roturns. No and 822 Maia st., Council Bluils, low 1, WE LEAD! OTHERS F SPECIAL NOTICES. e V7 jsplendid mounted spécinens rarefbirds 2,000788 0t o ‘Eery, clime, Must be soid at onee, Singls or in o 5., F, J. Brazee, first class taxidermist, Coancil BinfTs. TMV new Metropolitan roomh #hd table. Iw»f{nu.fl Good work hopees will take pay ingrading. Apply to Hora e Kverott. i 5 - r]\leNN‘F.I( LINE—Quick "f“‘"fi hetween Omana and Counct) Bluffs, Fousehold goods and rrelght moved safely and promptly, leave orders_at Omaha office, 5 8 15th st ; Councll Bluffs ¥ N Main, H. Beecroft, VW ANTED-A few good, live ageats foF an article of first-class merit, Exclusive territory given, Call between 6and 8 p. m., or nllllll;i‘w' D. Wailar, 206 Féurth street, Coun- oll Butts. RFAL BT Hought and sold and ex- changed, Special aftention given to exam: ination of titles. W, C. James, No. 10 Pear] st., Council Blafrs, JOR SALE—7 room cottago, corner Toird avenuo and Oth st, Easy terms, W. C. James, 10 v, . new flve-room and_Third Inquire —Easy terms twi 6th ave, between Hign enp if taken this week. owier. J. Dickey, 140 B, Wuy. (OR SALE—Old estabiisted general mer chandise business, stock, nxtures, Wagon Good room aud low rent, Address, oy, 700 B, Way. OR RENT—Furnishod or unfarnished large ten-room house, bath room, gas, farnace, ete., at 615 Willow ave. Enquire at premises,of Q. i, Stillman, Brown block., ANTED—Girl Good pay, ste class neea apply. 7.() MILCH cows for snle on_t renting my dairy farm of 141 1 mile of Council Bluils, Horace 1 Ats, for general housewor work., Nome but first- rst avenue QRESH milk cows for sale or trade for fat cows. Swan's stock yards, Upper Broad- way. Frank Swan. JOR SALE—Or Trade—Plano No. 1. (mew) organ, harness, sewing machine, horse and wagon. Address No, 523 Broatway, room 1. NY one wanting fine chance to manufacture an secure buliding, etc., at & bargain Dy addressing Main strect Meat Market. TOE 0w tons for ndorfer & Strohibehu, Main stres arket. TRFAL Estate bought aud soli. None but bargains sale on monthiy payine nty iven, By Co B Juidd, 606 1 Coinell Blufrs, R SA W0 My residence. rd, 912 Fourth ave o oiiice over Frank I'—Large doy 4 2 Broadway. Inquire clgar store, of Frank Leviu. SUMMER IS COMING ! What is Needed is 2 Good GAS STOVE FOR COOKING —A SPLENDID LINE OF— GAS STOVES! Just received and on exhibition at the gas com- pany’s office. Unequelled for convenience. Absolute safety. No odor, wiid aliove o r used’ tall and e. A PUYE AN £ Or 10t EARL ST. THOS. OFFICE L W, 1. M. Pusey OFFIER & PUSEN, BANKERS. Corner Matn and Brqadway, COUNGIL BLUPES, IOWA, ers in foreign =nd domestic exchonge, Collections made und interase pald "o time do- posits. C. 8, JACQUENIN & GO, Watchmakers & Jewelers Railread Watch Inspectors Union Pact » & Northwestern, itock Island & Pacitic, . Kunsi No. 27 Main St., For ) counen Blum ; ; Ia. LLOW! EVERETT, FISCHER, AND - HARDMAN PIANOS ! New Organs at $1.00 a week. New Pianos at $2,00 to $5.00 amonth MUELLER MUSIC COMPANY, No. 33 Main St., : SIZES FRON 25 70 300 HORSE POWER, TEHRX RUSSELL ] Council Bluffs a., Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC == AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE citications and estimates furnisiied for complete stenm plants. Regulation SLOW lotters {rom users where fuel ecd 1y 18 equal with Corliss Non-con uratiy guar E. C. HARRIS, Agent, Send for catalogue, No. 510 Pearl Street, Cguucil Biuffs, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. anitary Bogineer. Plans, Estimates Supervision of Public Work. Brown Building, Council Bluffs, Iowa, D T e T S —Justice of the Peace. Ofllce over American Express, No. 41 N . SGH U RZ Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tow: STONE & SINS BURKE & TINLE Coung — Attorneys-at-Law. al Courts. Council Bluffs, Towa. Attorneys-it- Blufts, Practice in the State and Fed. Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, Caw. Room 10, Shugart Dlock GEQ. H. STILLMAN Atiorgf;usLaw. Hoom 4, Secord Floor, hirow . practice in State and Federal Courts. GREATEST LT EVER MADE! A Genuine Crayon Porrait Given Away —WITHOUT ANY CHARGE-— Commencing Monday, May 20th. von Portrait given FREE to every purchases of .00 It is t one time, but at different A Genuine Cra necessary that the purchase be made times aggregating that amount. ‘What could be nicer than a portrait of a lost friend or some dear relative, or even of yourseif. Samples of the portraits are now on exhibition at the BOSTON STORE. ‘We have also made arrangements with a large frame manufucturer to mount and frame these portraits for our patrons in the best style at onefourth the usual cost of such frame You are not obliged to purchase the frame at all, you can purchass it at some other store. We give you a portrait and sell you a frame at one-fourth of tho BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WRITELAW & (0., Leaders and Promoters of LOW PRICES. 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. not NEW CURIOSITY SHOP UT.TS e FrJits. QUNCIL BLUFFS,IA, 0 MAHA {fCouncil Bl 12 19Farnham {|Cor.10th.Ave B LIME, PLASTER&cC. lBlfs, 5] Telol36. B.FUEL CO:. T nts For Best Brands el N 5539 Broadveyfcom ~——HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF-— ——-—BOOTS AND SHOES——-—— Of the late J. M. Phillips at a 1 quoto the following Iam determined to give the public the beneft of my purchase. , #5, former price, 88, i 478 »«d Shoes, $5, forme #7.50. 75 Ladies’ French Kid, turned, at 85, for Kid at &3, foriner price, 83, and all othe rers’ prices, or loss. Mail orders I. PILES, 413 Broadway. Council Biufrs, lowa, CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY. GOOD WORK : : FROMPT DELIVERY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 DRCLAR i S | e ‘The Regular 01d-Establlished PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is stitl Treating with the Groatest g SKILL and SUCCESS £~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lot Manh failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Terrible Dr Head and Back Ache and all the effects ieading to early decuy and perhaps Connumption o Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with never- OWuctflL A%~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis« eases permancatly cured. % KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoes, Stricture, Varicocele and all diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or oher Organ: &9~ No experimenta. Age and experiance Ime portant. Consuitation free and N Send 4 cents tage for Celebs <Chronic, Nervous snd Delis R Those conlemplating Muriage Clarke's celebrated guide Maie and 13 cents, both se cents (stamps), Consult Boctor. " A friendly Jetter or callmay save fature suffers inge and shame, and add golden years tolife, " 83 Book “Life's (Sccret) Errors,' socants (stamps). Medicing and w s sent everywhere, secure from eXposure. Hours, 840 8. Sun t0 1s. Add F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 8o, Clark St. _GHICAQO, ILbe THE RAILWAY TIME' TABLES. oM C. M. & ST, PAU Depot 10th and Mar na, “Leave . —— Arrive Omaha, Omaha, 15 m‘ W pomf Ti05 p m Arrive Oniaha. S 1 IS " Leave Depot iith and Marcy sts.| Omaha. commod'n| 7 e tlod EXpross Dos Mol Atlantio Fast Vest Night Exvress, MISSOURT PACIFIC, Depot 15t & Wobstor s am )pm 15 4 m) *0:) pm hpm 050 A m 15 hm *9:0 am | Arrive Omahg. Day Night ixpress..... SIOUX OFIY & PACIFIC, L Depot 15th & Webstor sts. 0 p m avo Omaha. Arrive Omalia. Npress ALV, RO th & Webst Loavo “Hastings & Bik Hills 1 iNortolk Passeuger WABASH WESTE pot lth & 515 p m Leave Omaha. Chieago Expra Fast Limited, Leave | Omana. Arrive Omaha. m m m 1 mn 1coln & Coneordia Lol Colorado Muii., | Chicago, Fast Accommonin Accommod'n | Omaha Overland Flyer *Pavitic Expross shenver Express “Kansas City. Beatrice 4Grand Isiand E: *Papillion Passen; *Dadly, +Duily Westward, Running between Council Bluffs and Al it. In addition to the statfons mentioned, trains stop at ‘Twentieth and Twenty-fourth 'ts, and at the Summit in On | South Al |Sheely. Omaha bright. Tirond- Trans- | Omaha | Aepot Eastward, O T Sou? (o5 vright. Omaha 11:0i ar, am v, 1 T COUNCIT CHICAGO, ROC 1 ISLAND & ave. | 0) pm/D No. 1 30 a0 0 am A " No. 2 © No. 6 A No. 4 A Nou mA N CHICAGO & NOWIHW KSTE 9:40 ain No. » pm N Ui 9:2) pin AN Pring Dadly CHICAGO, MILWAL A No. 8 0:40nm A N A No. i W40 pm A N KANSAS CI1y, s8I ] 5i4h pm COUNCIL 20 am G0 pm 9:2am A No. 3 0. @ pma No, 1 BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC A No.10 iiam A No, A Noi2 7:0)pm A No.1l OMAHA & ST. LOUIS, No. 8 A pulA No, 7 10 m )t Saturday; O escept nduy§ * Vo ik e o five L0 ton mi al depots, A Ng A N ) am {10 pin Over Jucquemin’s Jewelry Slore