Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILLY BLK UKSDAY, DEC THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST, relfvered by Carrler 1o 1y partof the City B W, TILTON, - =+« « MANAGER TELEPHONES: Rusiness Office, No. 41 Night Editor, N — MINOKR MENTIO K. Y. P.Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal The Salvation army has deserted Dohany's ball on Brvant strect, and taken up quarters in the Clark building on Broadway, near Peterson's hall. ular communication of Bluff City lod i, A F. & A. M., this evening at 7 o'clock; annual election of officers. Master Masons are invited, By order of WM Peter McNulley, an unfortunate Omana who imbived too much whis fsland Sunday night, was fined £10. morning session of day. He will work it out on the str The garnishment and attachment cases in which Reuben Atkins, a middle Broadway general dealer who recently failed, is made defendent, were continued " in Justice Bar. nett’s court yesterday. They will be heard p next week . L. A._Hall, ge newly installea pastor of the First Baptist church, left last week for his former home in Mason City for the llln‘]m\l-‘lf removing his family to this city 1e will occupy a residence on” Sixth avenue near the corner of Eighth street, itt's street gang comprised only tunates yesterday and he is in of more men, Four or fiye vi were discharged by Judge MeGee y morning and the oficer's” anticipa. n increase of his force w dashed from on the ) in the hunting on Sunday,took their noon lunch around a camp fire ‘which they had built. In the midst of their jolly time the fire got into a basket, in which u puper of gunpowder. As a result, two of the lads named O'Brien and Holmes, had their bands aces badly burned. Colby will_ lecture this evening rst Baptist chy under theauspi- the Womens Chistinn nperance She will speak upon woman suffage, as she Lias made much study of the vill doubtless present interesting view 5 the reputation of bewg a pleasing speaker, as well as a graceful writer. T'he lecture will be free, a collection being taken to defray expenses, ‘The prelimin hearving of Pete Biltgen was continued last night untils o'clock in the morning. Tt s reported that an informa- tion will be filea this morning charging him with insanity, and that he will be taken before the county commissioners for the insane for examination before the trial is called. If beis adjudged {o be irresponsible he will be sent to the asylum at Clarinda for a brief course of treatment. . The Indian creck sewer ditch has been com- pleted and the worle has been approved by the city engincer and accepted by the city. It is rded as one of the most important and least expensive improvements that have been mude in the city’s sewerage system since the solution of the problem of sani BOW has been attempted. T for the work belongs exclusively to Ci z gineer Tostevin, and it will be one of the per- manent monuments that he has erected for himself since his advent into office by the grace of the citizens' movement last spring. A little givl named Holder, aged thirteen, is just now the subject of controversy. Since her mother's death she has been carved for by an aunt Gardner, living at the cor- ner of Pleasant and High streets, An uncle, vamed Holder, has lately been desiving to get the child, and is said to have sccured from court an order making one Alexander the guardian of the child. Alexander sought to get her, but the girl refused to go with him and Mrs. Gardner also objected. Then he called upon Constable Covilt to assist him, but with no better result. A move will now be made to get the court to set_aside the order making Alexander Ler guardian, A somewhat sensational story was given currency by u local paper last evening con- cerning the discovery of an alleged defect in the title the Chautauqua association has to the lanas upon which the assembly has con- structed its buildings v V. oficers of the association say the simply the revival of an old Indian 1 and that it was thoroughly inquired into yeurs 1t to the effect that the Indian title to the lands has ver been extinguisbed, and that alleged descendants of the Pottawat- tamies who used to roam over the hills where Council Bluffs now stands are here for the purpose of disputing with the white people the ownership of the property. Real estate men say there is mothing whatever in the pretense, aud if the claims the Pottawatta- mies aro said to have set up, or contemplate setting up, are good, not only the Chautauqua grounds but about ailof the couuty will be- ong to them ag A month or so ago J. Wharton, aresident of Hurrison county, caused the arrest of T E. Danicls on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Danicls was engaged by Dis, Bellinger of the medical hospital in this city to represent them and secure busi- ness for them. Daniels made a contract with Wharton to undergo a course of treatment and took his note for the puayment agreed upon. About the time the contract w taken Daniels aud his brother wers ested upon compiaint of a man in lowa City in connection with a froit tree deal. This wgs somehow rogarded by Wharton as evdence that his connection with the in- stitute in this city was merely a pretense, and when Daniels returned from Iowa ( after’ being honorably discharged he was arrested upon complaint of Wharton that he had obtained his note by fraudulent means, by claiming to represent an institution that did not exist. Drs. Bellingers came to the rescuc of their man and the case was dropped. Daniels has now commenced @ suit against ‘Wharton for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment,. allecing damages to the amount of ,000, The suit is brought in the federal court on necount of prejudice nlleed 10 exist in Harrison county against Daniels. Frank Trimble has been retained by Daniels. The case will come up at the next term of court. ces of union und theme, Hotel For Rent. Ogden house, Council Bluffs, at low rental, Inquire at hotel, e See the elogant Christmas cards, thousands to select from at Eiseman's. at straight 5 per ceat per E. S. Barnett, agent i by Department.” That is what every man, woman and child says when they 100K throu, iseman’s third floor. It feasts the ey 'y body, not only in the great variety of goods on exhibition, but when they learn the low prices. Ordinavily merchants who handle fancy goods ask bi profits, but Eiseman’s ave selling their t chean that €1 goes fugther toward buying a supply than 2 elsewllere, The assortinent is 50 1mme that it would be impossible to them. It would take more than re colum of this paper to enumer- We have everything ornamental and useful for holiday presents. Come and see them. Price them and you will surely buy. ° HENRY EISEMAN & CO, Rroadway and Pearl streot, Council Blufts, Ia, — PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Mayor Macrae will leave tomorrow for Kansas city to attend the meeting of the medical society, He will be avsent the re- mainder of the week, George W. Losey left yesterday cago, and will be absent until after the holi- days. Mrs. Losey preceeded him a few duys, and they will spend Chriftmas at Mus Losey's old home. Al Elegant Handkerchiefs, From le apicce up to §0.00 and thousands to select from at Eiseman's. — The Manhattan sporting headquarters, 418 Broadway. Money to loan annum, A Wonder! for Chi- —_— Elegant Fans. ‘The finest assortment to select from at Eise- man's, - The only first-class fresh candy made for the holiday trade, at A. C. Dempsey's, 106 bh:-un street, the police court yester- | A | and started off, | and wh THE NEWS IN THE BLUFES. Oharles Meyers, a Horse Thief, Has a Fit While on Trial in the District Court. A MAN WHO WRITES WITH HIS TEETH. How an O1d sldier Defies Mis tune—~The New Grand Hotel A Young Business Mou's Strange Conduct. Charles Meyers was on trial in the district court yesterday on the charge of stealing a horse and buggy from A, ¥. Clatterbuck, in Garner township. He had been at work for Clatterbuck on his farm for two months. One day when Mr. Clatterbuck had been away from home for several days Meyers hitehed up the horse and buggy and started to the city, saying he was sick and must see adoctor. He got of one of the sous $3.60, saying that he owed the doctor that amount, Ie did not return, and in- vestigation led to the discov that he had kon the rig to Omaha and th it, giving a bill of sale in duc form. He was arrested and brought back to this side for trial, I'he very s ¢ against him, and when he went eded to tell what seemed story in justification of He said in effect that he started to 10 Omaha to see a doctor there, 1 on or near the bridge he had a fit and fell out of the buggy, He was drag quite a ways by the horse and badly brui and scratched Hecame to, and was helped iuto tne buggy and started on, but near the Omaha end of the bridge he was taken with another fit, and did not know anything more until he woke up the next morning and found himself in a hotel. He went back to the bridge and by inquiry found that he had sol d the horse, and then he tried to hunt up the Clatterbuck boys who came toOmuaha d sell vegetables, He could not find them, had no opportunity to explain, for hunting for them an _ officer who was @ for him a ted him, He declared kuew nothing about making a bill of 16 of the horse. orof any of the cireum stances after falling in this sccond fit. The rig was recovered, and the lap-rgbe in the bt had blood' upon it, thus for corro borating his story of being hurt by falling outof the buggy. His face also bore the marks of violence of some sort, The story of the fits did not seem very con- sistent and lookers on we waiting to see County Attorn an tear it to pieces by oue of his double-action cross-examination Organ began firing questions at the defend- 1t and in less than five minutes there w: dent much uervousn apphared to have a str lation began to be somewhat incober- The whisper went around guickly that he was going to piay the fit game on the stand, ana ull watched him eagerly. In a moment or two his arms began twitching, and he apparently becoming stupid. He gasped for It was given him, all pro- were suspended, and he was re- ed to an ante-room, where he soon keeled over in a violent epileptic fit, writhing on the floor, foaming at the mouth, and presenting & horrible appearance. It becamne evident that there was no shamming. In alittletime he became quict, and soon after returned to conseiousne Then his mind cleared up, and while apparently weak and nervous, he was able to talk intelligent] He says that ever since boyhood he has” been subject to these fits. If the poor fellow has got to have fits, h ild not have been more fortunate in the selection of a time, for the exhibition on the witn stand evidently had a strong ef- fect, ereating sympathy among all who saw his sufferings, and going far towards corrobo- rating at least a portion of his story. Owing to his illness the case was continued until this morning when, if able to bear further cross-examination he will probably tuke the stand again. On coming out of his fit yesterday he expressed great dread of ap- pearing in court again, the excitement and neryous strain seeming to be the cause of tho spell. —— I'he Greatest Offer of the 19th Century At the book department of the Boston store, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co,, Council Bluffs, Ta. 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It is not ready for occupancy yet, and already there are numerous opportunities for the owners, Kim- ball & Champ, to lease it to thorough going hotel men, The chief hesitancy seems to bo on the part of the owners to secure the best possivle landiord. There have been prominent parties here within the past few days, and | others are expected this week, amoug them | men on the disposed of | | titled tc one of the well known Lelands, which name is synonomous with popular landlordism in conneetion with several of the most promi- nent hotels in the land. The new hotel is not only n matter of pride that all eitizens will join heartily in making it a grand sueces but many of the citizens are peculiarly inter: ested, having contrivuted of the W1 means in the purchase of a portion of the site, as a practical expression of their desire to secure Such a hotel. They will naturally give to any worthy landlord all _the encouragement and support possible. With such a local acking there seems no reason why the Grand should not prosper from the very start. Dolls Given Away. With every misses' or child's cloak pur chased at our store this week we will give a beautiful doll for a present, besides saving 25 per cent_on the cloak. Take advantage of this offer, and trade at Eise. man's. —_— Buy your coal and wood of C. B, Fuel Co,, Broadway. Telephone The Council. The meoting of the eity council last even- ing was attended by the mayor and Alder Mikesell, Knepher, Everett, Smith, Word and Wind Mrs. McCaulley, at a previous meeting of | the council, presented a claim for £2,150 dam- ages claimed to have been sustained by falling orthwestern railway tracks several months ago. The matter been referred to the city attorney, and last evening ho sub- mitted an opion that the lady was not en any damages from the city, and that if anybody was to blame for theaceident it was she herself or the railway company. Grading w dered on T The waterworks compan, the council's recent order “to lower all stop voxes on sidewalks and parking wherever the same are above grade did not apply to them; that the boxes were private property belonging to the premises. The marshal was instructed to serve notice on the proper par- ties and have the nuisance abated forthwith, Deere, Wells & Co. gave notice that the; desived the payment of certain judgments against the ¢ity held by them, The city at- torney was instructed to take charge of the matter, Before the council opened the bids to widen the old leyee George . Wright and others submitted a demand for the council to fix the Both the method and results wher Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan: and refreshing to the taste, and act rrently yet promptly on the Kidneys ver and Bowels, cleanses the sys L ‘em iwches and fevers and cures habitua constipation. 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D, Maltby & Meloy bid that d from 18 to 47 cents, the dif- fevenc being graded by the length of the haul, the price increasing as the levee wis constructed from the initial point at the base of the bluffs near Big Lake. John C. Lec offered todo the work at from 2015 to 411 cents per cubie yard; M. A. Jones at 10 to 43 cents; C. F. Bray 15 to 44 cents, or 81 cents per yard for the whole work it id in cash, and cents if required to to take bonds or certificates. R. C. h(‘"{(‘l' offered to do the work at from 18 to 471¢ cents, All the bias were referred to the commit- tee of the whole, to be considered at some Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. 608 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia OFFICE, 07 paln. HOURS FOR LADIES FROM 2 TO § ONLY. DR. McGREW’S marvelons success has won which is truly natlonal in character, and Army of patlonts reaches from the Atiant Pacific. The Doctor 18 & gradunte of “itk medielno and has had longand careful experienca in hospital practice, and Is classed among the lendin specinlists in modern sclonce, Treatment by cor; spondenc te for above diseases, FRER. Office, 14th and Farnam Sts Entranceon SFOMAHA = hae stroos DR. C, B. JUDD, Corner 9th and Haraey Streets, Omahi TELEPHONES, RESIDENOS, 11 future tim The mayor called for the report of the com- mittee of the whole on the proposition to build a new leveenorth of the old one. Th discussion revealed the fact that the commit- tee had held no meeting since the afternoon when the cold trip was made in the patrol wagon to view the proposed line and the matter was deferred until next Monday afternoon when it will be discussed and a decision arrived at. Mr. J. W. Paul OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. A W Corner Main an1 Broadw: COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Dealers in forelgn and domestlo exchanzs Collection deposits. made and intercst paid on time was present and asked that the bids specify a dirt levee with a sodded slope similar to those constructed at New Orleans. The in- formal discussion that followed indicated the fact that a majority of the council was in fayor of dropping the project to widen the old levee and buiid the new, which would cost out little more and would have to be W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Director and Embalmer. Council Bluffs, Iowa. Founded by Dr.J. W. McMenamy. 14 North Main Street. 3 NEBRASIKA T done in time, and wben it was done the old would be simply so much dirt filled in on pri- vate property. Aftera little more debate on the same sub- ject the council adjourned until Monday night. No Humbug. Our special sale of watches and dlamonds isnow the greatattraction, The best goods furnished at the lowest prices. We make \ N A i b wheroali e e et ol on 3. HIBGOX.. 633 hroadmay, &, . SPECIAL National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Capital. Surptus Jan. 1st, 1890 S CURED by Peckoerae, 1NV ll.l'llllllullllulll.!'lloau o i fuktrated vock & prosts Fit NOTICES. 3 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ywieS. Reod, Vice-President; James W. Savage, it a poiut not to be undersol C. B. Jacquemy & Co., South Main streot, PO AL Sale of Blankets and Com- forter: Prices way down. They must have too many of them and must Call at Eiseman’s, Special This week. go. We sell them. B 10 house, J. 0. Bixby, steam heating, sanitary en- gincer, 948 Life bnilding, Omaha; 203 Mor riam block, Council Bluffs, ———— Eifseman’s store is the center of attraction at the present time, The real live Santa Claus will arrive at their store tomorrow Monday ning, and will make his head ters at their store. Children who wish te to hun must bring or send their let- ters addressed to ‘“Sauta Claus,” care of Eiseman’s store, e Writes Wit His Teeth. Captain L. B. Cousins yesterday received aletter from his old army comrade, E. P. Latham of Barton, O. Th: er itself would not seem remarkable to anyone not con- versant with the facts, as it appeared to be simply a chatty, friendly letter, written in a bold, plain, businesslike hand. The remarka- ble feature of the letter is that Mr. Latham carries on his corre- spondence with his teeth. During the war he had both arms shot off and his right eye shot out. Although a man with 4, he has, since losing bis arms, learned to write by holding his ven in his teeth. Heis a good penman, and does the office work for tne firm of which he is the senior partner, aud which does a very ex- fruits, O acres on C 0. §00 an acre. 110 acres, three miles from city 1imits, good house, barn apple trees and small fraits, Stock farm, 450 well watered, only one mile from station, Stacy, room 4, 0pe 1 UR new nt and frult land near the city limit: barn and oth frult und garde 2,500, ARGAI For sule tauqua_grounds fine Spring brook, land very rich: will sell. in 10 2 #80 whol 23 aeres on Grand avenue; wind mill, fine proposed motor line cres adjoining eity limits, two story 00TS AND shoes to excl land and cash, Blufrs. WA orgetic Tady nent position; $15 per wee O necessary. C FOR RF and bed roo . Coillns, K. Fathiks 8. usnen, casbies THE IRON BANK. Corner 12th and Farnam Ste. A Genera! Banking Business Transacted. Cushing, J. 8 In frult and vegetable lands, acres, X) rods north of Chau- eastern slope, fine springs. ere lots at per acre, or 75 per ucre for tract. fine orchard crove, situnted on Mynster Drice 8450 per acre. ood barn, Trice, $,000, nd avenue, 1% miles from P. fine orchard and smail Of Council Bluffs. PAID UP CAPITAL...... . .$150,00 | SURPLUS AND PROFITS . . 50,00 LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS 350,00 1. A. Miller, F. O, Gleasos t, J. D. Edmundson, 3 nsaot general bankin ness. Larzest capital bankin Seuthwestern lowa. IN TEREST ON T.ME DEPOSITS, and out buildings, 8) bearing Price, 2,000, acres, fine improvements, ftaken soon. Busy terms. v for sulo. . C. blk, Council Bluirs. tock of boc proved cl 13, Bee, and Jaie) Gl busi propert, Vhouse HO! nge for | Audress V s and rlown Couneil A cure gnaranteed in § to ive days without theloss ent for this terrible blood dis. A Catareh, rheumatism, and all disensesof thoblot him o roputation roulars about each of tho Medical and Surieal Insfitute Chronic Diseases and Deformities. DR. A. T. MoLAUGHLIN, Presidsat. $400,000 87,80C Ofmoers and Directors--Henry W. Yates, Presidens; N & CITIZENS STATE BANK d surplus of uny RAILWRY TIME GARD ! uocrir | | | | 5 wm 10 p w 6600 m Lenves _Ouiaba. | 0.5 8 m 103 & m K15 & m Loaves | Omaha. 00 m 945 0 m Jony Ol m m m m Lenvos Omaha. 610 p m 905 & m 40 p m ‘¢ 4o m Lanves Omaha. | 60 p m 0 | Lenves y | Omahn. 9lsa m i | Lenves 1| Omana o | &l pm 30 A m Loaves | Omnha. W p m Leaves | Omnha. 0 m 900 & m 810 pm 510 p m Lenves | Omaha. | 810 a 100 p m | AW m | 8o m - | ELenves tomanna. | 1050 n m 1envos Transfe ‘a0 p m 50 A | 50 pm Leaves Transfer 040 & m 600 p 1w 100 p m 10 p m| 650 p m Lenvos | Transfor Transter| 00w m| .35 p m Jenvos Transter| 600 p m Leaves | Transfer| Lenvos Tranater T4bam 605 p m Chat Walnut L Dundee Lawn Mascot Beymour Portal . Seymour Mascot Lawn Walnut | Oak Chatk P Al 0 0 3 NTED-—] or gent: perma- i expericnce Willow avenue Sitting ensuite, 625 1ifth avenue. T.—Furnished front room. 200d g1rl to do genoral house- \y first class wages. Apply th street. NISHED rooms n T en suite or single; baths and stes house, newly furnished. Mrs. Sto- Council Blu )1!}7; 1 also 27 MAIN STREELT. In & Cos Jewelry t, many of i L ucres fine garden liouse. ncres outside the elty at 52 Maln street. —Jubtice of the Peace. N. Schurz—uisens ek pross, Broadway, Council Rluffs, lowa. ofice ove r improvements; also No. u land Just W, A. Wood & C 21 H RICHH ctica Diseas v tensive business. Ho keeps the accounts, and 1o one would suspect by a glance at bis vooks that his mouth, instead of his hand is his penholder. —— Special Sale of Furs J. N TOR brick block, N W. Squir RS. AMELIA NIEL wife. RE McMahon three-story T — The . % 8. Maln st, with elevat —Attorneys at Law. Prao shwithelovatof | Sims & Saunders—eeievii’ o o federal courts. Roomsd, 4 und 5 Shugar Beno block, Councll Blufts. Towa. ON, M. D., speclal mid- 1826-8 ave, Council Bluffs, Ia. During this week at Eiseman's, —_—— ALTER §. STILLMAN, Marcus block, a A 't including Notary Public, collections, typewriting. C. A. Beebe & Co. are going out of theref tail trade and will close out their fine lice o ladies' writing and oMice desks, book cases chiffoniers, parlor tables, parlor and chamber suits, folding beds, plain and fancy rockers, cabinets, wirrors, elc., etc. for less than cost, Fur Muffs Given Away. With every cloak bought at Eiseman’s this week you will receive an elegant muff for a present. Threatened to Commit Arson. Yesterday afternoon a man named T. R. Penny appeared at the police station and asked for the arrest of a Dane named Gus Jestenson, whom he aeclared was endeavor- ing to barn his house and barn. He was re- ferred to the city clerk and told a somew.aat ambling story about Jestenson's actions which he thought constituted a menace to his property if not his life. The Daune bad been working for Penny and a short time ago he discharged him, ince then the Dane has been annoying him excessively,and yesterday came around and coolly informed him that he was going to get. even for his discharge by setting fire to Penuy’s house and barn, An information was drawn and signed by Penny and Jestenson was arvested. He will have a hearing today. Positively cured by these Little Pills, They also relieve Dis-| tress from Dyspepsia, In-| digestion and Too Hearty| Eating. A perfect rem edy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowstuess, Dad Taste) in the Mouth, Coated| 'Tongue, Pain 1n the side, TORPID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALLPILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE, PILLS. OR BALE—Leaso and furniture of House, Councll Blufrs, houses, by J. R. 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Ask for VAN HOUTEX'S and (ke no other. ol oM Specinio Tulnees, G any other lowa coal. All 4 4 \ Is in every respect the best Coal for domestic purposes inthe market. It lasts longer, produces more heat and burns up cleaner than One ton will go as far as a ton and a half of the ordainarystuff, and it costs no more than the cheap, unsatisfactory grades ccommonly sold. Try it for cooking and heating. Sold only by L. G. KNOTTS, FUEL MERCHANT, kinds of Wood and Coal. Cobs a specialty. prompt delivery, 29 South Main St. Telephone 808. Full weight and By 0 enot kh U dreds of 0 attue encipe . JAES b p me ul dratd HIiL Lake Street.. Webster Streot. PAGIFIC Catalepsy, BEE BUILDING, \7 anteo to rofund mc g . 10 half pouud tins, by grocers, ol CHICAGO, TURLING TON & 0. Arrives Ll troets. Omaba aw :Chicago & Wi L BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER Depot 10¢h and Mason streets Denver Uay Krpress Denver Exp Denyer Night Lincoln Leca K (81 L AC i Depot 10t and Mason siroats Kansas City Day Express Night Exp. via U, P, Trant UNION PACIFIC Depot 10th and Marey stroats Overiand Flyer Pacific Kxpress ...Denver Expre L Kausae City Kxp CHICAGO, R L& PACIFIC, U. P, depot, 10th and Marey Sty Night Kpress L Atlantic Express Vestibule Limited SIOUX U1y & PACLEL U, P depot, 10h_and Marey Sta Slonx Clty Passenger .St Paul Express SIOUX (11 & PACIFLC Depot 16t and Webstor Sts. St Paut Limited Arrivos Omaha. €10p m K. ( 640 & Atrives Odisha. 1008 & m 630 p m 1046 8 m Atrive Omahy 10108 ™ Arrives Omaha CHICAGO & NORTW ESTRRN | A 10t And Marey Sts. | O Chionko Exprass Vestibuie | 160 RURY 62 p m 950 & m 05 pm 24 p m TA0Am Siin ... Enstorn S Fast st 1 il CHICAGO, MiL, & 8T PALL U. P depot. 10th 'and Marcy Sti. Omaba .Chicago Kxpress Genm Chieako kxvre 6.0 0 m OMAIA & 81 1LOUIS Arrives depot, 10th and Marey Sty | Omnha. St Louis Canoon Ball 128 p m b B & MO VALLEY Depot 1ith and Web ter Sty _Hinck Hills Expross sMp m iinstings Exp. (Ex. Sunday) .| 520 p m Wahoo& Lincoln Pas (Ex fund'y) 100 & w York & Norfolk (Ex. 8unday).. (1020 a m M oA Arrly, Wob tor § Omah. adation. .| 906 p m (Ex. Sun). 1240 p m 0% m A5 A w Arclyay Arrisos | Arrivar Ol I Passenger (1t 18500KL PACIFILC Depot 13th and Webster Ste, | Omah, St Louts & K. C. Express....| 450 p m St Louls & K. €. Kxpross.. .| 6 & m | CHICAGU, R. & PACIHIG | Arrives Union Dapot. Connen Hiafts. | Transter NIKEt Express lant.o Expross. stibule Limit CHICAGO & NOI Unioa Depot, Counell Rluffs. Chieago Expross I Vestibula Limited . stern Flyer. Ll Atiantic Mall iowa Accommodation (F; CHICAGO, MiL & PAUL | Arrives Unlon Depot. Counell Blufts, | Transfor ...Chicago Express. 015 & m Chicago Expres: Ll 6w p m K. ¢, 8T 0K & €1 | Arrives Unton Counell Blum | Transfor ~..Knnans City Day Bxpress.... | 643 p m “livanans City Night Express. .| 620 a m OMALIA & 8T. LOUIS, Arrivas Unton Depot, Council Blifte | Transter 5 pm Anon Hall CHICAGO, BURI'N & QUINCY | Arrives Transfer ‘Transter EWp m VA0 & | ton L.ocal TY & PACIKIC, Unlon Depot, Counell Bluffs. Sloux City Accommodation Lliee.. 8t Paul Express Arrives Transfor 0 nm L1000 » m TRAINS P pn (A 800 h.45| 8.0 ham 1l Lo Wost Side. Park o am 920 Park.. 2 Went Side. Dundee Plnce 11l | Lako Stroat. Draia Hill. 5| 5.18(0.28| 0.5 2.03 50/6.40{10105| 220 o ON SALE TO AIJT. EAST, WEST, NORTH and. SOUTH | 1302 Farnam Street. arry P. Deuel, i (@ limited to 05 Of the LUNG ND Nervous System Neuralgia, . Epllepsy, Hystero vl sions, Soinal 0 t03, \(3 3 AHA ~ DR.E.C. WESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT. FPrematura Old Age, Barrenness, L Spteria, Dizzingss. ¥ Al Dop: Thsanity s Involuntary Losses, and Spern 03 of tho' brain ho eo il e n s Thsue ha onUing voTdonty by © GOODMAN DRUG 1110 Furnum Streot * ! GRATEFUL---COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST, thorough knowledge of the natural laws nd nutrl- fne proper- tine ay bo gradually bullt up until strong ) rodlal every tandency o disease. 1iun: bile maladies are fHnUng Around s rewdy wherever thore 1aa weak point. Wo iy 1y (atal SIATLIDY Keoping ours olves weil L aud a properly nourlshed 1yl Service Gazet 1y with bolling water or milk, ot thi Hommopathic Chomists, London, England. Soldonly EPRS & (1, FEMALE BEANS Absolutely relisble, perfect] it dver tall sate, most powerful female st (e o Rt g bt Bold by GOODMAN DEUG CO, " T | Omaha, otice, fon o M. T, Moss and J. & Moss, doing business under the firni name of M, T, Moss & Co,, for permit to sl Hquor as o druggist by givtn that M. T. Moss and siness under firmn nume of ss & Co., did upon t 13th aay of De- A, D180, filo thelr application to the of fire and police commissioners of for permit tasell malt. spirituous and vinous gnors, ns a draggist, for medical, nes chanteal and chiemieal purposes only, at 1601 Howard streot, Fourth ward, Omafhia, Neb,, from the Ist day of January, 181, to the st day of Junuiry, 186 Tt there be no objection. test filed within two weeks from Decomber s A D100, the sald permit will be granted MOT. MOss AND )8, Moss, Dofng business under firm name of M. T Moss & Co. Applicants Ot bourd ramonstrance or Noti % Matter of application of 1. A, Fuller and J. 1 Dumont, doing busiiess under firn name of I A Fuller & Co,, for permitto sell Lguor as i druggist. q Notice Is hereby glven that J. A, Fuller & 2.1 Dumont dolfng business under fivm nane of LA Fuller & Co. did upon the 15th day of mber, A. D, 1805 file theiv application to hoand of fire and police commissioners of Ol for permit to sell mait, spieituous and vinous Hquors, 08 a dragglst, for medietnal, anfeal and ehemfeal purposes only, at No. H02 Dougles street, drd - ward, Onmihi, Neb, from the Ist day of Jan 1ML, to the ist diy of Janvary. 1% If thero be no objection, remonstrance or protest filee within two weeks from December 16, A, D180, the sald peemit will be sranted. [T JUACFULLER & Con applicants ¥ Notiee, Matter of upplication ot Jacob Landrock for Hquor Heense, Notice (s hereby efven that Jacob Landrock Aid upon the 130N day of De 1., 1800, file his application with the & fire and polico commissionors of Omuhi for leense to Sell mait, spirituous and vinous lquors at No. 1264 South 16th street,. Second ward, Omuha, Neb, from the I8t day of January, 1401, to the 1st day of January, INe, If there be no objection, remonstrance o protost filed within two weeks from Decenber 16, A 1 1800, thesiid Heense wiil be grantod JACOB LANHROCK, Anplicant Dio-23 Notice, Matter of application of John Mo liguor lcense Notlc eby wlven t did upon the 1Bih duy ot Ded plication with the imissioners of On alt, spirituous and vinous Haquors w L Lith strpet, 24 ward, Qmaia. Neb., the 15t day “of’ January, 181, 10 (he 158 Janary. 1802 ) olijection, Within two weeks from 1 D, 1800, the suld Heense wi 1 be gran JOUN MORIISEY, Applic jsey for John Mortisey iber, A, 1, 180, mrd of ive and n for lie monstrance or protest filed 16, A Notice. Matter of application of Jakob Kopald for Tiquor licens Not glven that Jakob Kopald aid upon the 15th day of December, A, D, 1860, file his application with the board of fire and police commissioners of Omuha. for lee: sell malt, spiritons and vinous Tquors, at 13 North Stxteenth street. Fitth ward, Onmilia, Neb, from the Istduy of January, %1, to the istdny of January, 180 If there be 1o objection, remonstrance or rotest filed within two weeks from De ber 16, A, D, 1800, the said lieonse will srunted, Jacon 1 | Notice. Matter of application of Frank Swoboda Hquor Heonse. .k(l”\'(' 1% b aby given that Frank Swoboda aid upon th 15t day of Dec AL 1) 1800, fil his application with the honrd of fire and police commissioners of Omahi for licenss_to sell malt., spiritous and vinous liquors at No, 1250 South Sixteenth street, Se i ward O . Neb., from the 18U duy of January. 1801, to the Ist day of Janoury. 180 If there be no_objection, remonstr filed within two weeks fron D ml , 1800, the sald Heense will be anted, FRANK SWORODA, Applicant. Notice. ter of application ot Gottlied Wacthe ) hereby iven that Gottlieh Wueth= h did upon the it day of December, A. D 180, file his application with the board of fire and poifce commiissionersof O forl tyous and liguors at urth war ay of Junuar; ¥ of January, I objeet within two . thie j Notice. Matter of application of Willlam Darst liquor license. Notico 14 hereby glven did apon the 15U day of Dee file his application With the bo: police commissioners of On 10t spiritad TArI I Stre from the Ist day day ofJanuary, It there be no objection, remonstrance or protest filed within two weeks from December 16, A. 10, 1800, the said licence will be eranted, D16 WILLIAM DARST, Applicant. for Willinm Dars mber, A, D, 180, rd of fire and for lie and vinous Hqu Phird ward, ¢ 2 Jamuary, 1801 to the 158 otice. Mattero tion of Laurs Hansen Hanor e M, Notlee is horeby given that Laurs Hansen aid upon the Bh day of December, A D, 180 file Tis application with the board of fire and polic imissioners of Omahi for Heense to sell Jirituous and vinous liguors at No. 8101 South Scventh street. Firs from the Ist day of £5 sty of Janunry. |8 no objection, renonstr i w0 weeks trom De Al license will b AUns HHANSEN, Appl for L 1R, 1 If there protest il A D180, the ] Notice. Matter of application of F. liguorlcense. Snli 2 18 ho given t upon the ek day of De tion with the be ilss‘oners of Ong . splrituons and vinous ligyor Soutn Thirtecnth sir Fivst ward, Omahu, Nely, from the 15t f January, 1901 £0 the 15t duy of Janua 1€ there be no_ob ection t filed within two v om . A. D 18X, the said leense will granted, 1AL BALO, Applican At A ALK AT Buleh for taleh did . 1400, file ‘;\! rance op = ber Matter of applie Hguor leense Notice is he aid upon the | file his applica police commi sell mal tion of John Johnsen for v given that Jolin day of Dac n With th oners of O tuous and v ahi for licen jous lquors at hth ward, Omahi, Neb.,y anuary, 1801, to the st btion, remonstrance op protest filed within two weeks from December the suld lcense will be grante HNSEN, - lguor leens Notice is1 aid upon the 15t day of D file Iifs application with the Loard of fire and police commissioners of Onaha for leense to sell malt, spirituous 5 lquors at No, 0l Lo worth str d, Omahi, 181, to the ehy given that Jeppe J. Gram mber. A, D, 1N st diy If there strunce op irotest filed w A Decenmber srunted, AN, Applicant. i Galiforni: Nerve Fg_q_,‘ Makex N od and ¥ x y, Trembling, e, Loxs of (lier nexy 0 any form. Cold Hands o ain in the Back and other forms of a will Joli) Lhie thow 0 who daily ble thelr behall are r-coated ts & vial, Kor sale by Dupgisie iy GA’“‘"’”:H " SAN_ FRANCISCO, GAL. HOB'S MEDICINE €O, PROPS.. S MEDICINS, 20 PR A TR Kuhn & Co, Cor. 1601 & Dougins Streets JA. Fuller' & Co., Cor. 14th & Douglas Streets, A D, Foster & Co.. Council Blufts, luwa AND PRINCIPAL FRUGAETS EVERYWH any Weak ness, Malformation, Debliit, clusive Methods & Monopoly of Sy OUR NEW BOOK ] i fint! ut FAE MEDICAL (0., Bufalo. A EAPEPY MAN 12