Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY DECEMBER 9, 1890, THE OMAHA® BEE | CCUN(.IL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST. Pelivered by Carrier in any part of the Clty. Ho W TILTON, - -« "o MANAGER TELEI'HONES: Rusiness OMes, No. (4 Night Editor, No, 2 e e —————————— MINO B MENTEON, K. Y. P.Co, Cour.cll Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal, The Borean Baptist Ladies Aid society will givean oyster supper at the chanel Thursday evening, Dee, 11, Come and bring your friends A daughter of Mr, Bennett, janitor at the Bloomer school building, fainted at the Ma sonic temple Just 1, Wl had to be taken howe in a carriag In the district court yosterday the and jury were busy with the case of (€ Duteher vs J. W, Galiaghan, it being a dam- age suit growing outof an attachment. A house in Creseent caught fire on Sunday, '" bably from a defective flue, T prigade’ succeeded fn putting out the bluze, but ot before it had done considerable dam- age, The house was oceupied by Mr. Mad- dexn, and owned by So) McMullen Judge MeGee resumed his pl on the bench s rday in the supevior court, after un abscuce of two wecks, during whicn he visited New Or dveston and other southern cities, ses much enthu siasti frati sw Orleans, and whi i d to remove from Council Bluft s quiteevident that of ‘all the plic visited, this impressed bim most favorably, The story printed in oll the papers that les Young, better kuown as “Butch, liscovered in o house in Omaha in com- with the Randall and Edgar girls, nas proven by “Buteh” himself to be with- out foundation, L'or the past two months he i working in - the country several miles from Couneil Bluffs and has ‘not been ™ #in Omaha, and tonsequently conld not h been arrested by the Omalia police, Mury Lash, aged forty-five yea torday at her residence on ' the cuth street and Fourteenth avenue after a bricf illness, She was the wife of Nicholas Lash. The funcral will take place on Wednes day morning at 9 o'clock from St Peter's Satholic church. The body will be buried ir the Catholic cometery. This wakes the sce oud death in the family withina year, their son having loit his lifé in the Rock Islnd yaras lust winter., B. W, Elliott, huiling from Chicago, and Miss Auna Mills of Centerville, la., yester- day appeaved ot th K's office in the court house and procured the needed permit to wed. Then they inquired w they could tie the knot. 'Squire Prouty, vom oue of the outlying districts, chanced to be u the oftice, and the clerk referring the case 1o him, the couple were speedily accom: modated in an adjoining room, whero the as performed with neatness ana The cold woather s deiving in rmy of teamps, The city juil was filled {ng last night by the unfortunites whose only crime was poverty and inability to obtain work. Those who voluntarily come iy for lod ging: not booked as 1 out are entered as lodgers, kept all night and gent away in the morning without the inter- vention of the police judge. Among the plicants for this a sixteen-year-oid b 3 ave . name of John Smith, struggli get buck to his home in St Judge McGee yesterday evening heard the charges of lavceny made against the two ht-year-old boys, Honry Lewin and Sam- uel Hufl, and discharged them, They were charged with having stolen a file from Survine's vare store on Lower Broad, way, but y xd 1o the sansfaction of the jud; they did not commit a theft or have any intention of doing so. From the evidence that was adduced it was cvident t the hould not have been arrvested at all. The Huft boy isthe son of a sold widow, whois muakinga brave struggle for life, und she was almost heartbroken over the charge thut was made aguinst her boy. Several giddy girls, whose tender should cause them to be sufely sheltere homes, especially at night, have been of late themselves subject to remark by y flirtations with trausients in the ally on Main street, actions and reputations do not wurrant officers in arresting them, and yet it seems that their parents should bo warned in some manner, and urged to keep a closer watch upon these foolish maidens. The early eveuing hours seem the favorite time for what they evidently intend to be harmless strolls with a dash of flirtation to give zost to life, John Green, who was arr for intoxication, was scavched before being pluced in the cell, and only was found upon his persou, but after remaining inside a little while he did not like the looks of things and concluded tomake an effort to get out, He called Deputy Maurshal White and asked him what amount of money it wonld be nec- essary for him to deposit” to regain his lib- ty.” The officer, feeling certain that the amount would not be forthcoming, named $10 as the sum. Inaninstant the fellow fished out the cash from Lis clothes and handed the juiler the amount. A closer examination he came out of the cell resulted in dis- g another £10 bill, It is regarded as something of a joke on the officer, who been engaged in the work of searching pris oners for nearly half of his life time. It now transpires that thej eccentri lady who purchased her cofiin on Satu and completed all arcangements for her fur ral, has been a county charge fora number ars. She paid $100 for the coftin, s and trimmings, and paid the carriage hire for the number of vehicles she wished to accom- pany ber to the ceme! She made the purchus from money that sho had saved up i nall - and frequent amouc money that had been given her by charit- able people, und little sums she earned her- self. She lives alonoin a small one- nmmml shanty on Sixth street north of F She has lived in poverty for many does not dread its sting so much as she fe the ignominy of being hauled to the potte field in an_express wagon and buried ina pine box, and sho has hoarded her savings for years and invested them before she died to make it certain that she would have a ro- spectable burial, “Come to the sociable at the Methodist par- sonage, on Fletcher avenue, this evenin, The willing workers will huve fancy articles for sale, and a good tine is promised to all who attend. ey Largest Hoass in the West. Being the largest house in the wost we cheerfully invite the public to compare our stock and p with those of other houses, kuowing that we are in position to not only give you the very largest varioty to select F ik ko o Rave o equal to one-half on other houses' prices. “Try us. Hesky Eiseaay & Co,, Broadway and Pearl street, Council Bluffs, The Manbattan sporting headquarters, 418 Broadway. Fell on a Church Step. Mrs. E. C. Downs, o lady aged eighty-three years, sustained a painful aceident on Suui- day that has resulted in prostration. While Gescending the steps of the First Baptist church after the morning vices her dress caught on the stone steps and she fell heavily to the sidewalk, he was picked up uncon- scious and carried into the church and Dr. Hanchett called to attena her. She re- mained in an unconscious condition fornearly two hours, but finally recovered and was taken to her residence on Washington venue. For atime it was feared that fatal isequences would attend the accident, but under the excellent care of her friends and ph an she rapidly recovered and was resting easy yesterday. Mrs. Downs is the mother of Captain J. P, Williams, Her fall was pronounced by those whosaw it to be an_exceediugly heavy one, and it was considered o wiracle that she was not killed outright. — Got the Property, A short time ago & man named Hadley mortgaged a team andother property to L. B. Brafts to secure a small loan, About two months ago ho skipped out, takiug the prop- erty wirh him. He was finally located at Cedar Rupids, la., and yesterday Constable Covalt and Crafts returned from that place Trer having secured the property, but Had- _y bad left THE \'L\\\ IN THE BLUFFS, A Council Bluffs Business House Compelled to Close Its Doors, A FARMER KILLED BY THE CARS. Wh Owns the Dinmonds?—Hurt on the Rock Istand-A Sunday Night Burglary—Minor Mention, » groceryand gencral store of Reuben at 140 West Brondway, was closed by «ditors yesterday. The full amount of the liabilities hus not been ascertained. Th store was closed upon at attach ment to secure 175, sworn 0 M Smith & Co. of Omaha. Other creditors were also moving upon the stock to sccure their claims, and within a few minutes affer the sto 1 been closed J. C. Hoffmaye & Co. of this city appeared by a legal representative with | two more attachments to secure the fivm for a large flour bill. One of them was _for &30, but the amountof the other could not be learned R, (h Dun & Co’s commercial ageney s unable to give the full assets or labilitics, 1t is said, however, that the_stock is more than sufficient to meet all the claims held by cred- itors, and the prospects are considered excel- fent for Mr. Atkins resuming business in a short time, His store is located in the build- ing formerly oceupied by John W. Dick The stock includes a part of the old Dicke stock TRANSFORMATION SCENE. Grand Holiday Display. At the BOSTON STORE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, lie Boston storc's grand Christmas_open- ing d y : Thu: and Satur , 12th and ; store haviug been recently enlarged and r modetled to double its former capacity, mak- ing it one of the best lighted, vest ventilated stores in th west rooms 401, 403 and 405 thousands' of patrons find it & pleas- to trade at the Boston Store, where they receive courteous treatment, polite clerks, one price to ever, body and that always tho very lowest ma icet price, eversthing purchased will be founc times out of 100 lower than they can be found clsewhere. Our aim, standard goods, our prices always the the lowest. The displiy of holiday goods excells all our former efforts, consisting of dolls, china tea sets, children’s books, rocking horses, gla ware, baskets, plush goods, leather 'goods, rocking horscs, blackbourds, ete. We show thousands of 'bargains in our dry €oods de- vartment for this week well worthy of your attention HOLIDAY GOODS, SECOND FLOOR. | Boston Store, Council BlufTs, FornrmNGiay, WinreLaw & Co. N. B.—See show windows for holiday dis- plays. Money to loan_at straight 5 per cont per annum. E. S Barnett, agent. Buy from 'man_direct and get your Who Owns the Diamonds? The legal squabble as to the ownership of the diamonds found in the posession of « man named Dye or Dyre when arrested by the Omaha police a few days ago, is still on. Dye was arvested in Omaba for some minor offence, and when searched a valuable ladie's set of diamonds was foundin his pockets, consisting of earrings and pin, Dye claimed that he found them while working like Weatherby in this city, and that were {ound s t closet in steble on Broadway, The diumonds were evidently stolen, but there was no evidence to show that Dye was the thief, but oh the contrary lie was vouched for very strongly by several ol his former em- ployes in this city, among them Mr. Weath- erby. Chief of Police Carey went over to Omaha and had the man veleased and the diumonds turned over to him with the inten- tion of holding them here until their owner could be found. Some time has passed and tne owner has mot appeared to_prove property, and it has oceurred to Mr. W eath. erby.t as the diamonds were found on his premisses by one of his cmployes he had as good @ right to them as anybody else, with & few points in his favor With this understanding he commencen an actioh in replevin and cited the chief to appear and show canse why he should not turn over the jewels to him, Be- fore the action was commencd Chief Carey had turned over the diamonds tothe Ne- braska officers, The case has gone from one justice court to another on change of venue, and yesterday it reached Justice Barnett from Schurz’ court. All the papers and transeripts, which have grown into a large pile, have been filed in Barnett's tribunal and the case wlil be tried tomorrow. A stock of over £230,000 to select from, the Dbest that life-long ¢ can gather to- gether can be found semans’, corner of Broadway and Pearl street, Council Bluffs, e J.C. Bixby, stoam heating, sanitary en- gincer, 943 Life building, Omibha; 203 Moe viam block, Council Bluffs, ———— Killed on the Rock Island, The Rock Island flyer came in from the east. yesterday morning an hour late and the ap- pearance of the pilot and the front end of the engine indicated that something had hap- pened more importaut than chilly airto cause thedelay. The pilot was battered anda broken and there were traces of blood on the platform. The explanation that the train had struck @ farmer's wagon near Shelby while ruuning at ahigh rate of speed, The farmer to drive over the crossing just as had reached a point less than 100 yards away. » engine struck his wagon nearly in the ntre and scattered it in ery e killed and the injuries that ave pronounced fatal. The train was stopped, and the crew took care of the wounded man taking him back to Shelby. The accident caused an hour’s delay No blame is attached to the comvany. The whistle hud been sounded at the usual point before reaching the crossing and the bell was ringing as the train approached. It is sup- posed the farmer neither heard nor saw the approaching n until too late tosave him- self by stopping and attempted to urge his horses for d in the hope that he could clear the track before the traw reached him. All that could be learned from the trainmen yesterday was that the name of thoe injured man was Tague, and that he lived near 21by, verybody is Invited, The second entertainment of Rev, Thomp- son’s magic lantern performance will take place at Eiseman's su tol w, Monday ning. The ies of the Johnstown flood will be fully exhibited, also’ many other his- torical and comic pictures, It costs you nothing to see it. Come and bring your chil- dren along, Time of performance, 7:15 to ) Monday and kriday eveniugs, and dur- mg allof the holiday eveniugs, Room for 10,000 people. = —_—— Wanted—Room and board for two in private family, Grorae W. Hewrrr, Brown Building. A Saloon Burglarized, A saloon connocted with the Colorado house on Lower Broadway was entered by burglars on Sunday night and a quantity of the best goods in the shop carried away. An entrance was effected by cutting out a glass in arear window that is completely screened trom ob- servation of any person on the streets, A quantity of the best wines acd cigars in the saloon was taken und the cash drawer was fuspected. The burglary is thought to have been com- mitted by some persou well acquainted with the place, and knew just where the tine goods were kept. The saloon is owned by H. Brugman. As nearly as he can estimate he places the value of the stolen goods at about §100, which includs the wine and 1,400 cigurs, The burglary was .-mnmlnnq uflm' midoight, while Ofticor O'Brien, who patrols the beat where it ¢ at the farthest end of his route. No clue has been obtained to lead to the arrest of the burglars, Scott House, 85 cf 5 cts, Gents furnishing goods, the latest in neckwear, at Ottenheimer's, 144 Broadway. — The Attracti This We k. The attraction of the people looking for holiday goods is entirely centerc man's store. It calls out thousands of la and children to visit their holiday depart- ment. People are astonished when they ses our immense variety. The question of every one is, how could they get such an assort- ment together! and how can they sell their goods so cheapt The reason is, ~ because we buy them cheap enough and don't believe in the large profit system that other houses do. We el them close and sell lots of them, Livery market of the world has contributed to our display for this holiday season, It matters not what you want to buy come to our store and you will ind it, We have goods for the poor, the medium and the richest, and goods tor all classes of ade, and cheaper than you can find them where, Therefore, make no mistake, call lisemans’ store b hink of in- vesting a cent, for the purchasing power of §1at our store is cqual to §2 elsewhere, A word to the wise is suffici Hesny Broadway and Pearl strects, . Council Bluffs, Ia, B brisy The New Gas House Contract Let. Messrs. Harris and Lee, the gencral mana- gers of the Towa fuel and power company, were present in the ofice of Arehitects Bell & Berlinghoff yesterday when the bids for the erection of the company’s building to house their plant in this city were opened. There were several bidde all Council Bluffs men. Bids were reccived separately for the brick and stone work, carpentry and iron work. When they were opened and compared it was found that therewas but a trifle differ- ence between the propositions of Weaver and Struub for the brick and stone work, and it was decided to let these twocontractors meet at the office today and settle the matter be- tween them, both bids being acceptable to the company. J. A, Murphy was the lowest bidder for the carpenter work and was awarded the contrac The Ogden iron works was awarded the contract for the iron (russes and other heavy iron work required. B. Grahl got the contract for the galvanized iron and work and the iron roof. The contractors will today be notified to file their bonds and be prepared to commence work at once. The buildings will be erected on the vacant lots lying west of the Northwestern depot. They will be absolutely fire-proof, the only wood used in the entire structure being in the doors and window frames. It will be a somewhat imposing but odd looking building, having neither chimneys or smokestacks. The retorts will resemble blast furnaces minus the escape at the top. Alléf the fuel used in the prodaction of the gas will be burned in these hermetically sealed retorts, asteam boiler will be put into supply cam to work the pumps and furnish tho jets for the retorts, but the furnace will be fed by gas for the consumption of which no smokestack is required. 1t is a matter of considerable importance to the city to have fuel gas cents per thousand, “and the cvidences given that the company means business will be noted with a good deal of satisfaction, A stock of over $250,000 to select from at Bisemans’. Eisen The Council Bluffs and Omana transfer v has purchased a large invoice of which will be sold at the lowest , and in_quantities to suit pur- Orders addressed them from par- in this city and outlying towns will be given prompt attention. Buy your coal and wood of C. B. Fuel Co,, 539 Broadway, Telephone 136, Chinese goods, Japanesenovelties atNo. 350 Broadway. 0dd Christmas gifts. Jim Long Scott House. Best §1.00 per day house iu the city, . An opportunity for the money saving pub- lic, large and small buyers, to get goods at away down prices isat mans', C. A. Beebo & Co. are gong out of the ré tail trade and will close out their fine lizeof ladies’ writing und office desks, book cases chiffoniers, parlor tables, parlor and chamber suits, folding beds, plain and fancy rockers, cabinets, mirrors, elc., ete. for” less than cost, —— Wanted—Boys at American District Tel- egraph oflice. ———— HUDSON'S GREAT CATCH. Joe Lockwood and His Pal Fall Into the Officer's Clutches. Oficer Hudson made a very important catch last night about 9 o'clock. He ob- served two suspicious looking men prowling about in the vicinity of Twentieth and Cali fornia streees, He managed to get a glimpse of one man’s face and thought he w the featnres of a man the police have been after for several days. Hudson placed the two under arrest, and marched them to the station. One of the men proved to be the motorious Joo Lockwood, who completed a two year's term of imprison ment in the state penitentiary only two weeks ago, and “;unu.lunm reoat from Warren Switzler last ‘week, and two gold tehes from a couple of mechanics at the Union ]’u ific shops wholive at 1414 Chicago street. Lockwood had a complete set of burglar's tools for picking locks in his pock- ets. Ilis companion gave the name of Jobn Brown, and is a hard looking specimen of the genus *‘hobo." The officers think this pair of thugs have been doing some of the holding up that bas occurred during the past week, - or Coughs and Throat Disorders e Brown's Bro ial Troches. — **Have never changed my mind respecting them, ex- cept T think better of that which I began thinking well of.”"—Rev. Heury Ward Beecher, Sold only in boxe NOUNCEMENTS. The Arizona Joe company will change their bill tonight at the Grand, playing *The Wila Violet,” a sensational melo-drama, closing the cngagement tomorrow evening in the same play at popular prices, The greatest feature of the season is shown in the curio department of the den musee this week. Mite, the Midget is indecd n curious human. The lad is ten years old and weighs but eleven pounds. and being. but twenty-three inches tall. He is perfectly formed, of a happy, sunny disposition, and was never sick o day. Likeall American lads he is full of fun and tricks. His equal has uever been found. In the bijou theater a fine company of burlesquers hel p amu: This troop is composed of the best comed: singers and dancers obtainable, osphates, Imparts Renewed Strength and vigor where there has been exhaustion, — - Lecture. Rt. Rev. Bishop Keane, rector of the Cath- olic university, Washington, D. C., will lec- ture at St. Philomena’s cathedral, Ninth and Howard streets, this evening, Decem- ber 9, under the auspices of the Young Men's institute No, 141, of Omaha. Subject, “The American of the Future,’ The entertain- ment will comprise also a concert, partici- pated in by the best musical tal m of the city, Concert will commence at 7 i Presto! Change! Gray and fuded beards made to assume their original color by appl ing Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers, il never fails to satisfy. —_———— Building Permits. The following permits wers issued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : ant, one ‘Mri trame, boiler and room, Sixth and Davenport ts. 3 £,000 nk Brine, one story ‘franie cottage, enteenth and Spring stseets... 500 George E. Strattman, one story brick restiu b Sixteenth street. 1,000 Two minor per il ke 0 Total.... What Are Misfits®? They are oustom-made clothing of merchant tailors, left on their hands for one reason or another, These we buy in large or small quan- tities for ready cash. For example, a suit of clothes costing originally $40, we can, according to style and quality, sell for $16.0r $20. Just think of it, @ svingof over 50 por cent, ome half of the origiual cost Many.of them of the Latest Designs, from the Best Tailoring FEstab- lishments Throughout the Country. ALLALTERATIONS DONE FREE OF CHARGE T SER WHAT YOU CAN EUITS. #70 custom made suit for. £32,50 $60 custom made suit for. $80.00 #55 custom made suit for........ . $27.50 #50 custom made suit for. $25.00 $45 custom made suit for.........§20,00 $40 custom made suit for........ . 18,60 b custom made suit for. .. $15,00 MULSIO 0f Pure Cod Liver Qil with Hypophosphites 0f Lime and Soda. There are emulsions and emulsions, and thero 4s still much wkisnmed wnilk which masquerades as cream, Try as ey welll anany manwfacturers cannot isguise their cot liver oil as to mako it palatable {0 sensitive stomeachs, Scoll's Enulsion of PURE NORWEGIAN COD R OIL, combined with Hypophos- st as palatable av il reason as well as for the fact of the stimulating qualitics of' the Hypo- phosphites, Phy. quently pre- Sorie it in cases of CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS and CHRONIC (OUGH or SEVIZRE COLD, rists sell it, but bo sure yor got the genuine,as there are poor imitations. .ely Made; fu Hly: Warranted: Marvellous™in Tone. (DATALOGUE FROMBOSTON OFFICEL C. L. Fru‘kson Local Agt.206 N.16th St EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Ho. s’ WATERS "SIl Nature's Tonic, retic and Uric Solvent. SOLD ONLY IN BOTTLES DY C B. MOORE & CO., Agts. 1515 Dodge St. TOO MANY FIFTIES. Silver Half Dollars in the Treasury Embarrass the Treasurer. WasmiNaroy, Dee. 8. —The amount of 4 per cent bonds accepted today is $4,501,000 for which disbursement about $5,550,000 in money will be made. The secretary of the treasury said this afternoon that in view of the conditions he would accepf additiona offers for 4s ata reasonable price, of a suf ficient amount to make the totel pur £,000,000 for which, he said, the e - tures would be nearly £10,000,000. The sec- retary said, further, itwas manifestly im- possible under existing conditions for him lu use the fractional currency now in the tr " ury in the purchase of bonds for the reason it would at once be returned to hiwm in ex change for greenbacks, and leave him with a deficiency instead of a surplus, Thereis now about £19,000,000 in fractional currency in the treas of which all but §2,000,000 is in silver half doilars, s it is legal tender to the amount of §10 only, i not regardod as part of the available cash balance. The - retary said he would like very much to get it into circulation but certaiuly should not do 0 at the expense of a limited available sur- plus. : Mr. Bland today introduced a bill author- izing the secretary of the treasury to prepare anew series of legal tender noter or green- backs, which, when the ordinary revenues of the government were not suficient to meet the requirements he is to pay out in suftic- ient sums to meet all demands and dues. e umatism? Drink the fanganese, “Regent’’ waters Of Excelsior Springs, Mo. e Wall Street Endorses Windom. Nuw Youk, Dec. 8, —Wall street’s opinion of Secretary Windom's circular of Saturday suing calling for proposals for the sale of £,000,000 4 per cent bonds as expressed this morning is favorable, as affording some re. lief in itself to the mouey stringency, but still more so from Windom’s statement in an interview with the New York i cor- respondent at Washington! that §17,500,000 of fractional currency in the treasury “might be paid out for the purchase of bouds.” AL Tickets at lowest rates and su perior accommodations via the great Rouk Island route Ticket office, 1602—Six- teenth and Farnam strepts Omaha. - To Raise Prices on Wire, Cmieaco, I 8.—Representative barb-wire manufacturers met this moring in response to a circular sent out by '3 W. Gates, repre senting the St. Louis wite works, Mr, Gates said that the object of the meeting was to form @ trust and raise the price of baroed wire 1 cent per pound. Dr. Birnev cures catarrh, Bee bldg. e Through coaches—Pullman palace sleepers, dining cars, free lining chair cars to Chicago and intery mg hoints vid the great Rock Island route. Ticket office 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam. —_— To Propose a Customs Change. Panis, Dec, 8. —[Special Cablegram to Tue BeE. |—Lock will present an amendment ustoms bill providng for free admis- sion into France of ail articles of food, - - Dr) Birney cures catareh, Beo bldg - There was not & quorum of fire and po- lice commissioners present last night, consequently no meeting was held, The committee from the commission will re- port on the bids for new engine houses tonight to the city council, URE A PERFECT FIT, FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS, $65 costom made overcoat for. $60 custom made overcont for. $50 eustom made overcont for. £45 custom made overcoat for. $40 custom made overcoat for. #85 custom made overcoat for. 828 custom made overcont for. . FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE Open evenings until g o'clock. custom made pants fo! custom made pants for... . custom madde pants ade pan's for custom made pants for. .. 3 custom made pants for $ 7 custom male pants £ OR HIRE Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1309 Farnz{m'Strcct, Omaha, Neb. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BgUFFS Coall 11 ?;()11}.’ C};/I\‘,T Wood” Furnished front roon room ensulte. “'\lwm\m.nun neral house- l[ 7(/.'/‘1!/./ (_‘0 Ry A G. KNOTT The IFuel Morchant, 00 stock generi ERCHANDISE . Counc 1 Blu s, terms, en suiteor single; baths and sien heat; new house, newly furnished n, 16 Park avenne, Council Blur ARMS For Sale WOOD—Split, cord-wood. sawed, chunk or In fact wood1n any shape you want it, cheap. I would recommend the Peerless as the Best lovwa coalin both lump and nut Call and see me. KNOTTS No. 29 South Main St. Telephone and frait land near l'mru and other improvements; it unll Rurde land just, mmmu the A Wood & C NV ANTED—Ofice bo, stitution, Cou the market, bonrd per week oty superintendent. in persou to’ Henry I_\n Gl ED —Lady or gent permunent posttion; $2. w7 Willow uvene, (m.mumum . M. Pryor 6.6 Buff street. ouncil Blufts, L Oounell Blufls n, Couneil Blufr OR SALE or Rent—Gar lrxruulel by J. R Rice. 102 Main st., Council uffs CITIZENS STATE BANK PAID UP CAPITAL. ... SURPLUS AND PROFITS LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS. A. Miller, F. 0. Gleasc Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. 806 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TELEPHONE DR. C. B, JUDD. ceeee . $150,000 sict general ] zest capitul bank in Southwestern low. INT ERESTON TIM:Z DEPOSITS, D. H. ‘\Id)mcld'&(rjq, Butchers' awl Packers’ Market Fixtures, _caamva, plees and Sausaze Mike G. A. Lindquest IS AGAIN IN TH Merchant businessand invites his old friends and pat- eneral publito call ind lnspect i new stosk ot imparted cd donestio erything fiest class.an EST/ELISHED 1874, nd surpius of any Jewelry Stor OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 'rs nforelzn and domestio exchan zs and interest paid on timo Iailoring Funeral Direc GRAND RUSH At Chapman's Art Store. Every person wants an engraving when they can geta $5 PICTURE FREE OF COST Only a few more left. half price. W. CHAPMAN, Framed Picture All these goods must be closed out by January 1st. 16 Maiy St,, CounciL BrLurrs THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD, . UNLIKE TFA & COFFEE--GOOD FOR THE NERVES. The claimsof cocoa as a useful article of diet aresteadily Unlike tea and coffee, stimulant buta nourisher; and it has the great advantage of Hence it is adapted to general The strong may take it with pleasure, and the weak with impunity. Yan Houten's Gocoa "BEST & GOES FARTHEST. VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA winning recognition. itis not only a leaving no narcotic effects. , always used") loaves no injurious effects on the . that in all parts of tho wb s recommended by medical men In chocolates for dally use by children *'Largest salo in the world." ec or other Ak for VAN HOUTEN'S and take mo uler. NO CURE.! DrDOWNS 1818 Douglas Street, Oma NO PAY. [RAILWAY TIME GARD Tenver CHITAGO BURLINGTON & U Arrives Omaha | Depot 10th and Meson streets. | Canba 0 pm L. Chieago Kxpress........ 800a m 031 am Clilcago Kxprest. ... 0N p m $10 pm Chioago Kxpross ... .. 100 8 80p m Towa Looal 200 m Leaver [BUKLINGTON & MO, RIVER Arrives Omaahn | Dot 10th and Mason streets, | Omeha. Denver Day Kxpress Wp m Denvor Rxpros 6lip m 840 pin Denver Night ©xpress., 1A o LRERRT Lineolu Local W p m K (ST JaCH Arrives Dopot 101 wnd Mason streets. | Ousha. KansasCity Day Erpre G0p m K. (N IghtEXD, Fin U, P Trans 6458 o UNION PACIRIC Arrivos Omahs | Twnot 10th And Marey siroets. | Ounaha. 260 pm Overiand Flyer 005 p Pacific Express 1A eras REore.: L1 p 600 A K auss City Expre P 1015 A - FAIFA Gl Exo. (excopt San ap Leaver CHICAGO, K L& PACLELC Omaba | U it 10th ana Marey Ste 610 pm +o.NIght Kepre .05 am AtlAn tio EXp: 450 pm Vestibule Lt Leavos ki Tleam . Wlour City G0 om| L. St Peul Exprow Loaves SIOUY ClLa & PAUIKLC Omabs. | Depot Iith snd Webster Sta 600 p m St Paul Limited Leavor (CHICAGUS N \ Omahs | UL P depot, 10th and Marey 8is | Onaha 915nm Chlongo Expros enp m X 90 A m fowa Accommodation (Exe. Sin ... Enntern Kly xS Fast East 1 exe Min Leaves CHILAGU, MiL, & 81 IPAUL Arrives Oraaba. U, 1 depot, 10th 'snd Marey Sts. | Omaha. 610 p m L..Clilcago Hxpres uiham 1155 0 m Clilenko Kxpres 6o m Leaves OMAIA &1 LOUIS Arrives Orualia | U P depot, 10th Ana Marey Sty | Omaha G pm St Louis Cannon Ball Leavor | Bk & MO VALLEY Omabs. Depot 1ith and Wabstar Sty 9.00 8 m Black il Expros 000 A m iinating Exp (Ex. S 610 pm 1 1 e 610 pm GNP MO Ariivos topot Isth and Webser Ste. | Omaha, Sioux City Accommodation (Ex. Sun.) HAncoft Passengor (Kx Sun).) MISSOURIE PACIFLC Arrives’ TOmahn. | Depotlith aut Webster Sty | Omahs. 1050 8 m | AL Louts & K. C. Kxpres 915 pm ! S Tons &K C. Exp Lonve: | CHICAGO, K. L & PACIRL Transtor | Union Depot. Conmn Wlufls 680 p m NIk 930 A m |l AUR 6.0) p 1 Vostibule 1 00 n o Lonves |CHICAGO & NORTITWESTRIN. Arrives Fansfer| Unton hepot, Councll Bt Trans ter 040 A . Chioago EXpress . wpm 5.00 p | ited L A A m 10.00 p @ ~ Enstern Flyer. 20 p m b m (I Atiantlc Mall. D P fown Accimmodation (Exe i) Leaves (CHICAGO, ML & NI PAUL nsfer | Unton Depot. Councll Bt 600 m W0 m 00 p m Lonvos Wit 1. |drrives Tranter| U ncll BIaM | Trans fer 10 0w [ Knnss City Day Expross... | 6@ pm 10.25 pm | ikansas Clty Night Kxpros 0N am Lanvos OMAILA & 8T LOUIS, Arrivas aranster| Union Depot, Covacll Blufe Trans for Ly m L8 Loty Canon Ball 121 p w Leaves [CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY | Arrive rmisfor | Unton Depot, Counell Blufle, Transfor Q0 m e Chicako Bxp L impm Chicngo Expross 00 A Creston | 0 am Leav KIOUS CUTY & PACLELC Arrivos Tru Unton Depot, Councll Blufs, Transf A5a m S10uX Clty Accommodation.. .| 0 & s at Fadl Exprorn- o0 100 b 1 MISSOUM PACIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS. Westward L Welster 8 5 ok Chatl 7| 8 Draid 1H301 0 8 i S48 I.ake Strect 3 Walnut 101 h ) Duniee Plce i | 558 W 1o, )i 5 B Lawi i s i | B8 Maseot. mour Park . 1ortal : Eastward Portal ... Beswou, Mascot Lawn.. West 8id 5 Dundeo Plie. . Walnut il Lako Stroot.. .. Druid Hlll Ouk Chatham. Webster Street | Office of State Boarof Priniing, Novewmber 15ul, 1800, $ 10 BIDDER Sealed proposals will e recelved at an or before two o'eloci p. i, of the fth Auy of December, A D. 18, for rinting ofall bl for the Tegisiature with such - toras g rdered b her house thereof to be s in DAL form™ which Is shown tend dedlinated b chiss onedl) unoer the pringe ing laws of thestate of Nebraska For the printing and binding {n papercovers of one thousand (1.06) copies eaeh of the bien- nial reports of the auditorof public aceounts, Troasiier secretury of state, and connission evof punlic Linds and builiing Liive T drod (300 copies el of the biennlal reportsof theattomey goneral, superintendentof pub- Lie instruction, state librar: dadjutint generald; and ull other reports and dociments that miy boordered printed by the lezisis U, exCopt SUCh @8 ALY enter ito wnd form a partof the fournals, which cluss of work is Kuown and des d s cluss three 6 under the printing laws of Nebraski. The Dl work, excen‘ed under class one, shill e printed fn L tyDe ol paper fourteen () inehes lon < by ¢ Lonc-hal (80 Inches wide, single page, paper 1o bo twenty-elght @) pounds doubie cap to tio r and exeept the title phge; each pago shall” contain not less than twenty-five @) lines of solid matter of seven (7) inehes in th and the dines shall be successively numbered, with a blank only 1n cach spuce hé= tyeen the Tines. The title page of sald il shall contain not less thun elghteen (15) lnes as above, with thice () inehes additional space utlowable for display title matter, i bid shall state what shebidder is will- to do the work complete for, per e, for o hund 20) copies of each bl ulso” th price for al hundred y e or dereat of the sume bill wt 4 me tine as th orlginal 200, including composition, paper press work, stitehing, foldinz. and allvork or WAt ring entenne imto the work required, AllL work exceuted under class one shiil be delivered in good order by the contractorto the office of the? sceretary of state within threc digs afer the recelpt of the order by safd contractor from the chairman of the commitive onprinting, ineither branch ofthe legislature. AlL work exceuted under cluss threo i) shal boprinied nlong priuaer, brevier and nonyi ~ riel type, on paper o be inches long oy Hiv @ Mhebves Wide, singlo' paper to he forty -five (35 pounds to the rean, of twenty= four thiriy white book.' Each bid Al state whint the bidder is willing to do the work complete for, per ach report oritem inthe class, ln- ne composition. | puper, | pross worke dng, foldinz, and all work” or material ing into the work required, Galley and proof must befurnisied when required by the oflicers of the exoeutive departnent or e ehairman of the committee on printing in either branel of the legislature. Work when completed tobe delivered freeof expensoat the state house Proposais for’ work on clusses WL not be conside o jed Dy w bond Inthe sun of live thon 00) dallars With tWo o1 niore sure= ties: that in ease the | proposing for such contract shall be a o Sume such party will, within five () diys after the nward to B of suclh cont into bonds for the falthful performunee of, s provided by il Uho torns of these proposils, »posials shis Public Printing 10 the stite 1ot o the secretary of 1rets on ¢l as whove specified, will be B, ns wrded in whole or in part as o rd may cloct. cinples of the work te be executed under one (1), and three at the on 1 0 ana 1o run printing o 10 reject wny or v J By R, Cownbiy. Secreriry of¥Uite, 1. HENTON, A uditor of Public Accou . B M asu State Board of Printlie. 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