Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1890, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY = E WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1890 OMAHA RBEE CCUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST. reYwered hy Carrler in uny partof the City R W, TULTO! -« '« MANAGER TELEPHONE: Business OMce, No. (1 Night NEINOIKR MENTION. K.Y. P.Co. Burhoru's for watches. Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. coal. ‘Wanted--An active, Mlnp('!(‘nllfl(l{l'n*hifl' enporarily, Address M, Bee office, Pearl st. [ Sk The Scheming of a Burzlar. A scheme to blow a safe at Holdrege, Neb, was discovered by the vigllance of Sherift O'Neill in watching the prisoners in the Council Bluffs il One of the prisoners, who gives his name as H, W, Hawloy, has lately been ing to fend some letters out of the jail tosome of his pals, These letters were seized, and_they contain some interest- Ing reading. Hawley was arrested here o few months ago, while in the very act of burglarizing Badollet's grocery store, on Broasdway Realizing ~ the fact that the evilence ngainst hiw was guch that he could not save bimseif, if tried in court, he began his ma- nipulations to escape justice in some other way. Inthe captured letters to his pal he reveals his pins confidentially,. He re- quested that his comrade procire for him two kinds of acid, which he said he needed to take the temper out of the steel bars. These bars he had examived evidently with the eye of an expert, and he expressed the opinion that they were not chilled. He wi very particularabout the kind of acids to be ot for him and described them minutely. 10 also wanted four saws, the description of ‘which healso gave in detail, and the make. He wanted them very fine toothed, as it was necessary to do the work quietly, In making the request of his friend to furnish him with hese means of escape he said that he could not hope to get cleared in court, and that he was in @& des- perate strait. He also outlined the manner n which the articles could be got to him. Toe saws were to be dlaced in a long plug of tobaceo, in which a hole had been bored to reciive them, Theacids weroto oe packed ina bag of smoking tobacco, Hedirected that the stamp over the mouth of the bag be steamed, so that it could be remove i breaking, then when the bottles were packe inside the stamp could be repliced, and thus no suspicion would arise. Hawley wrote many other interesting things, among which wcre his opinions of the Pottawattamie county jail, which hepronounced asanything but a delightful resort, under the present management, 05 it gave little opportunity for escape. He ofected strongly to the re- volving feature, as it revolved too often to permit him to work on_the bars, except at night, and then it was difficult to do such work without the nofse being heard. The most sensational revelation in the let- ters was the plan to.break intoa bank or loan office at Holdrege, Neb., He explained to his friend that he had intended to work this scheme himself, sos00n as he found a fellow o help him, but that whisky had upset his ?lunn. for while in Lincom, planning on this foldrege trip, he got full, and was hims “touched,” losing all his money. not been for his being short ho said he would not have thought of breaking into Badollet’s, for there wasn't enough in this jobto pay for the msk. He didn’t happen to como across anybodv _that he kiew, and thus not being able to get help he broke into this store, just to get a starterif he could, Situated ashe now was, there was no immediate prospect of his being able to work the job at Holdrege, and so he turnea itover to his friend, with such information as he had in the matter, and recommended that his friend work it. If he madea success and got the “stufl” he would expect to have apart of it, in return for the information thus given, If his friend could in this way raise him some money, before his time for trial came, ho might be able to fix some of the witnesses and thus get off. i not, he would have to RO across the' state. He erclosed a roughly drawn diagram, showing the location of several buildings and streets in Holdredge, accom- nied by a description of just whero the uilding stood and the location of the safe, which wero to be broken into, The safe was described with name of make, ete., and the assurance given that it would not take more than balf an hour ‘‘to kunock itoff.” The building referred to was but ene block from the depot, and diagonally opposite the hotel, and it was indicated on the map by the word “pox." He advised his friend 1o “clear your -hands of everything but the stuff itself,” and warned him not to attempt to carry any tools on himself. He further informed him that the man who owned the “‘box’’ boaght notes, ete., and that he kept from $1,500 to $2,000 in cash in the safe all the time. Hawley signed his name as ‘Red,” but gave striet instructions to his friend to write to hiniunder the name of Hawley. Hp said that letters going out of the jail were all ex amined, so he had to sneak these out, but let- ters coming to the jail were not opened, In one of these respects Hawley seems to have been a little mistaken,dnd the correspondence being officially captured, the **box’’ at Hol- dredge was not. worked, and the expected wealth did not come to his relief, Hawley's time for trial camo yestorday, and neither acid, money or saws had arrived. There seemed To way of escape, so ho pleaded guilty. and threw himself on the ten- der mercies of the court. His sentence will not b pronounced for s few days yet. el Gypsie carnival at Trimty fair Saturday night. ) ¥ine Holiday Present Evory parson in the city and surrounding country is invited to call and examine the fine line ot holiduy goods at the old rliable business house of 15, Burhorn, 17 Main stroct, Our Mottoes. “Tost Quality of Goods for the Lieast Money,” “Special Effort Mado to Please Every One,” **No Trouble to Show Goods and Give ' Prices,” “Prices to Suit the Times” “Live and Let Live." Read and profit by buying vour holiday goods at tho ald establistied bouse of 1. Burbor, 17 Main street Neckwear, silk muflers, plush caps, oto., for holiday' presents, ~Oitenheirier's, 414 Broadway. Attend oyster supperat Trinity fair Thurs- day uight, ——— “A Wonderful loy Department." That is what every man, woman and child says when they look through Kiseman's third floor. It feasts the eyes of everybody, not only in the great variety of goods on exhlflmnn. but when they learn the low prices, Ordinarily merchants who handlo fancy goods ask big profits, but Eiseman’s are selling their toys so cheap that $1 goes further toward buying a supply thap $2 elsewhere. The assortinent is 80 immense that it would be impossible to enumerate them, It would take more than the entirecolumns of this paper to enumer- atethem. Wo have everything ornamental and useful for holiday presents, Come and sec them. Prico thom and you will surely buy. HENRY EISEMAN & CO., Broadway and Pearl street, Council Blufts, Ia, —— C. A. Beebe & Co. are going out of theref tail trade and will close out their fine lice o ladies’ writing nod oMce desks, book caso s chiffoniers, parlor tables, parlor and chamber suits, folding beds, plain and fancy rockers, cabinets, mirrors,’ ele., ete. for less than cost. —— See the elegant Christmas cards, thousands to select from at Kiseman's, J.0. Bixby, steam heating, sanitary en- gineer, ¥43 Lifo builling, O.miha; 33 Mo riam block, Council Bluffs, e s i Elegant Handkerchiefs, From Ic apicce up to $0.00 sud thousands to select from at Eiseman's. . —— The Manhattan sporting headquarters, 418 Broad way, — Elegnnt Fans, The finest assortment toselect from at Eise- man's. —— The only first-class fresh candy made for the holiday trade, at A. C. Dempsoy's, 105 Speotalbute of Furs Main street. During this week at Elseman's, 4 1 THE NEWS IN THE BLUEFS | 3. 0. Terry, While Showing a Patent Fire- Escape, Falls Fifty Feet, CUT AND BRUISED, BUT NOT KILLED, H. H. Mawley, a Burglar in the County Jail, Had a Scheme—Boot- Leggers in Limbo—Levee Talk ~-Minor Mention, Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock the peopleon the streets in the vicinity of No. 3 engine house on the corner of Main and Bry- ant streets were treated to a spectacle that caused checks to blanche and hearts to cease beating foran instant. From the top of the dizzy tower that over- looks the creck a man had suspended himself by asinglestrand of cord that loked to be about the size of binding twine. His feet were resting on the window sill of one of the little windows fifty-two feet above the pave- ment, He stood for several moments way- Ing bis hands and gesticulating. When the attention of everybody within sight had been attracted, the man stepped off from his frail pereh and began to descend, paying out the cord from one hand while waving the other, He went down slowly fora distance of two feet and then the cord snapped. He turned half w over, as he flashed downward like a meteor and struck on his heua and shoulders on o little shed roof al the foot of the tower and disappeared from sight, Instantly a great crowd collected. The door to theshed w as locked by a padlock and one of the firemen had the only key. It was hurriedly procured and the door opened, Instead of iading the man crushed beyond recognition, they found him sitting up rub- bing hig head aud looking around in 4 dazed sort of manner, ‘The nnfortunate man was J. C. Tervy of Tyndall, S. D. Heisin the city for the pur- pose of exhibiting a patent fire escape, a sim- ple device known as the Haight éscap in- vented by a South Dakota man, Mr. Terry has been engraged by Haight to go around the country and exhibit his escape. IIe arrived in the city Monday afternoon, and yesterday he exhibited his appa us at the fire houses. He concluded that the high tower of No. 3 offered as fine an opportunity as could be desired to exhubi the lifesaving device, and at 3§ he ] ched the book to the window sill of the upver window. The apparatus used was a little model intended to show the principle and was not designed for use. [t consisted of ufriction block avout two_inches square, which is less than half the size of the article intended for actual use. Iustead of a rope such as commonly used, he had run a com- mon sash cord throagh the block and aesired to show that even with that little aevice, small enoueh to be carried in a man’s pocket, he could safely make the descent from a tall building,. When he threw his weight upon the cord way where it run across the sharp corner of the window silland let him falla distance of fifty reet he ouly thing that saved him from instant death was theshed roof, which was com- posed _of inch lumber grooved together, Vhen hestruck the spring of the lumber partially broke the force of his fall, Nine of the boards six inches wide were broken to- gether with the 2x4 scantling that supvorted them. Immediately beneath him in the tool shed was several large coils of wire that had been unbound, and these helped to break the fall by acting like a spring mattross, The mar was helped outand was able to walk into the engine house. Dr. Cleaver was called by telephione and rendered him medical service. His face was badly cut and bruised and there was scarcely 4 point where the end of a finger could be placed that did not show an abrasion of the skin, One finger on theleft hand was broken, as was also one of the floating ribs. These, with the exception of a scalp wound an inch long, were the extent of his injuries unless some internal wouble de- velops that. is not now apparent, * Mr. Terry is ap| uruml{ a very in- telligent man of Bt thirty-five years of age He explains that the ac- cidlent was due to the _deception practiced upon by a merchant in_Neola, Ia., of whom he purchased the roll of sash cord. Heis nearly blind and could not. see that the ord was thin and not what he asked for. He says be has frequently made descents of 100 with & common sash cord, Porry was formerly 8 physician, but was compeiled to abaudon practiceon fccount of failing cyesight. The only thing he seems to suffer from at the present time is the chagrin over the failure of hisfire escape to work properly. Toconvince the reporters that it was perfectly safe and reliable he was very anxious to muke another descent, crippled as he was, asking only te be assured that he be given apieceof sish cord that was not rot- ten. He was dissuaded from making another attempt upon the pledge of the reporters that he sbould be given a uare deal,” The Greatest Offer of the 19th Century At the hook department of the Boston store, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co, Council Bluffs, Ia. Some kind of acyclopadia is recognized as anecessity, and hitherto the best has been most costly. Wenow offer you the heaped- up knowledge of the centuries, the latest, greatest sork 1n English literature, the great Britannica, at thelowest prics. We give not only reasons but reasonable reasons why this is so. The Henry G. Allen company, by new methods of book-making, have reduced the €0St 50 as 10 permit its salein stores. Here: tofore sales have been made by the expensive house-to-house canvass, which alone added greatly to the price. We dispense with tho traveling canvasser, theinstaliment deliverer and the periodical collector, and you pocket the saving by comizng to our stors and trans- acting your own business. Quité recently thero has boen perfected the “Smythe Book Sewer,” which sews our books precisely as the "Oxford Teacher's Bible' is sewed by hand. This labor-saver accom- plishes & two-fold good —it makes the most durable of bindings, and at the same time re- duces the cost. below former prices ! 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Very respectfully, Forgrixaway, Winteraw & Co., Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta. A Harness Thief Caught, Deputy Marshal Fowler had occasion to visit the establishment of Tom Deerweister on Broadway yesterday for the purpose of looking after some business. While there a young man came in carrying a set of heavy work haruess tied up in a guuny sack. The fellow wanted to the property, and alter exhibiting it to the proprietor offered t tako & for the lot. Fowler was con- vinced at onco that it was stolen property and began to question the young man. He told a story about having Just sold ateam and wagon for §75, but had reserved the harness, **Where did you sell the team?" inquired the officer. *Out here on the street afew moments ago.” *‘Did the man who bought the team take the wagon also!" “Yes.” “How did he getthe wagonaway without the harness{’ The fellow dropped his eyes and appeared very much confused, and & moment later wher tho officer accused him of having stolen the harness he frankly admitted it, He was placed under arvest and taken to the central station, whero ho gave the name of ¥\ Birmingham. He told contradictory stories about where he stole the harness, numing Omaha and South Omaha. A tele phone message was sent to the Omabia ofil- cers and during the afternoon Vaughan came over. The theft of aset of harness had been reported by a grader living near South Omaha, and when the detective questioned the boy'and described the locality where the theft had beer committed he con- fessed and gave the officer all the details. He ed a willingness to accompany the ve_across the river and volunteered to assist in earrying the big load of leather, and they left the station bearing the burden be- twéen them. Birmingham is evidently but half witted, and seemed to take great interest in assisting Detective Vaughan 1n getting him across the rive Before purchasing holiday gifts attend Trinity fairin Musonic temple you will find something to please you there. The “T. K. Concert. The “T. K. quartette will give a concert fn_the Presbyterian church Thursday night for the benefit of the Young Men's Christiau association, The quartette s fully capable of furnisbing & full and delightful _evening's programme, and will be assisted by home talent also, . Supper will be served each evening at Trinity holiday fair from 5:30 t010 p. m. — o 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, be saving you at least 25 per cent on the cloak, Tal advantage of this offer, and trade at Eiso- man's, gl nd wood of C, B. Fuel Co., Telephoue 136, The ladies of Trinity M, E. church holiday fair December 18, 19 and 20, in storeroom under Masonie temple, No Humbug, Our special sale of watches and diamonds is now the great atf The best goods furnished at the lowest prices, We make it & poiut not to be undersols C. B. JACQUENI P outh Main street, Buy your e 539 Broadwa, il Fur Muffs Given Away. ‘With every cloak bought at Eiseman’s this wecek you will receive an clegant muffa for present. Wanted—Boys at American District Tel- egraph oftice. Remember Fairies entertamnment at Trin- ity fair Friday night. S 8 Holiday Gifts. See those beautiful silk umbrollas at Bise- man’s. Just the thing fora holiday gift from a lady to a gentleman, or vice versa, Buy your holiday gifts at Trinity fair. o= Hotel For Rent. Ogden house, Council Bluffs,at low rental. Inquire at hotel. A general invitation is ex clerks in the city to patroni: Saturday for dinner—from 11 2 p.m. ended to all the inity fair on 0 a.m. until e Eiseman’s store is the center of attraction atthe present time. The real live Sunta Claus will arrive at their store tomorrow Monday evening, and will make his bead quarters at their store. Children who wish to write (o him must bring or send their let- ters addressed to “Santa Claus,” caro of Eisemau's store. —— Mrs. M. Schaenberger, Beaver Dam, Wis writes: “Wehave used Dr, Thomas’ Elec- tric Oil in our family for coughs, colds, croup and rheumatism. 1t cures every time. ek Special Sale of Blankets and Com- forters. This week. Prices way down. They must go. We have too many of thém and must sell them. Call at Eisenian’s, The trlal of jury cases in the superior court will begin toduy. PATLI MEETS GLADSTON, Mme, Pattiand Gladstone were both In Ed- inburgh a few days ago,and the gront states- man called upon the famous singer. The toplo of conversation, which seemed to be of inter- estto both, was the relative merits of tha Soden Mineral Pastilles (troches) (hey were each obliged to use, although each one for a differe e. ful Soden Mineral Pastilies aro of great service, notonly to publi: speak- ersandsingers, but to the vast army of suf- ferers trom Coughs, Colds, Throat ana Lung diseases, Obtalu the genuine Imported artlcle, which must have the signature and testimonlal of Sir Morrell Mackenzie with each box. SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, ‘\[El{('llANUI. 3 AWL furms, Joh Blufrs, [a. ARGAINS In fruit and vegetablo lands, For sale, 57 acres, 8 rods north of Chau- tauqua grounds; eastern slope, fine sprin fine spring brook; land very vich; will sell | orz0icre lots at §0 per acre, or 75 per acre for whole truct. 2 acres on Grand avenue; fine orchard wind will, fine grove situited on Mynster proposed motor line; price 50 per acre, 10 _acres adolning “eity limits, two story house. good birn, tine orchurd and small truits, Price, 5,000, Oucres onGrand avenue, 135 miles from P. 0, %00 an acre. 110 acres, three miles from eity limits, good house, barn and out buillings, 8) bearing apple trees and small fraits, Prico, 86,000, tock furm, 4% acres, fine improvements, well watered, only one mile trom station, 85 an acre I taken soon. Eusy terms. Farm and ety property for sale. W. C. Stacy, room 4. Opera house bli, Conneil Bluffs. 7 ANTED—Energetlo lady or gent: perma- nent position B per week; experlence ry. F.O.8,607 Willow avenue. —Furnished Sitting nue. to exchange for Towa ton & Van Patten, Council nt room WA A good girl todo general work: will puy fist cluss Wages. bl 5. 7th strec [DURNISHED At very reasonable terms, en sulte or sinzle; baths and steam heat; new house, newly furnished. Mrs, Ste- phenson, 163 Park avenue, Councll Blufts, DAKMS For Salo at low price hous Apply rooms A long list, many of them alsu 20 aeres fine garden and frult land gur the city lmits, house. barn and other Ymprovements; niso ¥ acros frait und garden land just outside the ity at £,500. W. A Wood & Co. Maln street. T —The McMahon threo-story biock, No. 458, Maln st, with elevator [ RE. AMELTA NTELSON, M. D special i wife. 1328 ave, Council Bluff's, la. {YOR SALE—Lease and furniture of House, Council Bluffs. % roows. Cheap: a bargain. Address J. 8. Jordun, Council Blufts. (OR SALE or Ront—Garden land, with | ohouses, by J. R. Rioe. 10] Mala st Gounoll ufly 0tt D. H. 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McGREW’S marvelous success has won for him a reputation which 1s truly natlonal in character, and his great army of patlents reiches from the Atlantic to thy Pacito. Mhe Doctor s & araduto of “REGULAN' ‘medicine and has had longand_eareful experience In hospital practice, and Is classed among the leading specialisis in modern sclence. ‘Troatment by corro- spondence. Write for clroulars about each of thy above diseasos, PRER. Office, 14th and Farnam Sts Entranceonslthys itey)y. DR. RICHARDS Practico limited to Nervous System inctuding N Catalepsy, Hystero , Convul- Rheamatism, Nervous’ Hendache, f\c Nervous Prostration ' | consumption and all diseases of the lungs|< Rooms 816 0 520, BEE BUILDING, OMAHA. NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, Capital. $400,000 SurptusJan, 1st, 1800 87,800 Ofmicers and Directors--Henry W. Yates, President; {opas, Raed, Vicy Frotident; james W. Sevage) 4 THE IRON BANK., Corner 12th and Faroam Bts. A General Banking Business Transacted. DR.E.C. WEST'S KERVE AND BRAIN TREATHENT. Specifio for Hysterla, Dizsinoss, i '"H'n"'u' 5-""'{ Do it death pre i sltiior nax, ou Catised by OvOr-<istiod of averiudgl opmonth - irett Witk oach ‘ordet, fhr"six boxes, ‘Will rend purchamse guarinteo to refind money it the Srestment fild 0 Guarantees issued and §eBUIRG 1 only by GOODMAN DRUG CO., NWFarnum Street. Omaha Neb, OMAHA, NEB. all ofTerers. o, old by Drugrists, Erads FRECE 81:00. ON'T.GIVE UP! 1 det Well P tly. Do Nothing, ;é Jou'ti e or b Dementit s We eadioatly sive Methods in Hone T'reatment, descri) in maliled frea for a short [OUR NEW BUOK]/Z Suiinis aarsateed Testimonials ing confidential, - o i STEEL PENS. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. g sell the Pluless Invented that holds the clothes withi- i perfect su vitent recently clusive right is given. On receipt of 5 cents we willsend a sample line by mall; also clreu- Iz ritory at once. Address THE PIN- LESS CLOTHES LINE CO., 17 Hermon st., DR. GLLUCK, EYE AND EAR, A JSTONER, M D., DecATUR, It sol DO up e All Weaknesacs and Diseases of | n! REEREDICAL CIVE UP N'TS! GOLD MEDAL, PARI3 EXPOSITION, 1889, Line; the only Issued; sola only by ug whon the ex- lars; price list and termy to wgent. 8 Worcester Mass Barker Block, Saud Farsam Telephone sl [DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR EXABIT. I8 ALL THE WORLD THERE IS BUT ONE CURE DR. HAINES® GOLDEN SPECIFIC, ven in @ eup of eoffee Tyitout the knowiedge of tie i O AR OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Maln and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Dealers In forelgn and domestio exchange Collection wade wnd luterest pald ou time deposits, 10 to Day. SYPHILISSS CURED We guarantee to cure any caseof Syph- ilis no matter of how long standing. And we have the only rem= edy that will cure the disease. You have tried everything else and wasted your money, why not now try us. We guarantee tocureor refund every dollar. When it is nec- essary for patient to come here we agree to pay railroad fare both ways, all hotel bhills and refund your mon- ey if we do not cure you. Write for partic- ulars; do not be hum- bugged any longer. ‘We are financially re- sponsible with $300,- 000 capital. COOK REMEDY C0., Omaha, Neb., Rooms 39 & 40, 13th and Dodge Sts. FAGTSWERKMEN Tor from es o X CESSES IDUT F Qf Wenki ‘Last Manhood, o7 5% our ook, .;FACTS‘FOT\'E V\;’EA}'{”H“EN et porn pirech, ST G0, T ORI maiton INT! 200 RAILWAY TIME GARD Leavos | CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. | Arrives Omaha. | Depot 10th and Mason streets. | Omaha pm hicago Kxpross.. hicako Kxpreas Expross . Towa Local. BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER ot 10th and Mason stres Denver Day Kxpress.. .Denver Kxpress. ver Night ¥xpres Lincoln Local ST, J. & C. B, nd Mason streets. | Omaha Kansas City Day Expross 610 p m . Night Exp. via U. P Trant| 6.45 s m UNION PACIFIC, Arrives Depot 10th and Marey sireets. | Omaha. nd Fiyer.... | 805 p m ST nm 5.65 p m 11205 & m Arrivos Omaha. 1025w 10.2 & L] 900 p m Leaves Arcives Omaha., 9.0 8w 946 p m 1eaves Kxpre: : City Kxp Leaves CHICAGO, R, L& PACTE b, |U. P, dopot, 10th and Marcy 610 p m ~L.Night Kxpros. 905 & m Atlantic Kxpress | 40w Vestibule Limited Loaves | BIOUX (TTy & PACIFIC, Guha. |U. . depot, 10th and Moy St 7168 m ux City Passenger... 40 pml ., St. 'sul Express Leaves SIOUX Cl''y & PACIFIC, Omahn. | Depot 16th and Webster Sta. 60 p m St aui Lim & [CRIUAGO & NORTTiW ST, U. P.depot, 10th and_ Marocy Sty Chicago Express. v [ Atrivos .| Oriah. 110.05 0 m % p m 2110% 8 m | Arrive u. Omaha 1 [10.00 8 m Arrives | Omaha 16 am N[ Arrivay Omhy Loaves (VILIUAGU, MiL., & ST. Omana. |U. 1% depot, 10th 'and M (3 “hicago Expres 15 & hicaro Kxi 1eaver |~ OMANA &8 Omaha. |U. P. depot, 10th and Marcy 8 ] t. Louls_Cannon Ball .. Jeaver E. & MO. VATLEY, Umah Arrivos Omahn, 1280 p m Arrivas Omahs. “ifastings Exi 610 p m| Waboo&Lincoln 610p ml......Norfolk (E leaves [ U S0 P, M &0 Dopot T5th and Web ar St ~--8loux City Accommadation. Sloux Clty Kxpress (Kx. Sun.).. | LSt Paul Linuted. . | |: iacste Prsnoncor (. Sun.ci| MISSOURL PAUIFL Depotdith and Webstor St St Louly & K St Loty & K. CHICAGU, R n 119uot. Couni NiKEE Expross 3 930 & m| Lo Kxpress. | 55 p 600 pm| 1111 Voitibule Timited.. ...\, ]10.30 & m Leaves |CHICAGD & NORTHWESTRKN. | Arrives Transfer| Union Depot, Councll Blufls. | Transter Chicago Express Vesttbule Limited Enstern Flyer.. Attantlc Mall Al 0. fun) CHICAGU, MiL & NI PA Unlon Depot. Councll B1 Thicngo Kxprosy. hicago Kxpress.. J0K & (. B, Arrl pot. Council Binda | Transter Kansas Oty Day ¥xpross. . [643 p m ‘iansas City Night Exprow...| 020 a m OMATIA & BT LOUIS, | Arrives Unlon Depot, Couaril Blufts | Transfer “anon iinll 215 p m & QUINCY | Arrives incil Blufts. | Transfor Ariivas Omah . 810 n 1 100 pm|. 200 p 515 D w (Leaves | Arrlvai Omahn 1pm 630 A m Arrive Transfer 086 & m Lo & PACIEIL. Transfer | Hinfls, 830 p m|. 640 p Arrives Cransfer | %15 am | 600 p m i Lea Trunster! 100: nm( 035 p 1 Louvey Tranafor 00 p i L [CHICAGO, BUI Transfer| Union Depot. 940 a m| 1000 p m| 7,05 pm| Loaves | Tranater| SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Union Depot, Council Bluff | 7..810ux City Accommodation. i8sal "at. Haul Kxpros MISSOURIL PACIFIC Westward. Webster 8t. 0ak_Chatham Drata Hill Lake Street. Walnut HUI Dundes P1aco, Wost Side. Lawn., Mascot Beymour Park Portal.......... Ea tward. $x5-eSe8ss West 8ida. Dundes Plucé. Walnut Hil Lake Streat Draid Hil, Notice, Mattcr of application of O. P. Goodmun and k. Goodman, & corporation doins busiuess as Goodman Drug Co,. for per- mit to sell lquors as a druggist. Nutice is hereby given that O, odmma 0. P, Goodman and £ Goodman, stockholders composing the, Goodman Drug’ do, did wpon the lith day of Decomber, A, D, 1800, file their upplieation to the board of fire and police com= missioners of Omuha, for permitto sell malt, spirituons und vinous lquors as a drugglst. for medicinul, anleal wnd chemieal purs poses only, ut’ No. 1110 Farnani street, Third ward, Onaha, Neb, from the 18t day of Janu- uny T01, to the Ist day of January. 1H0z, T there be no objection, remonstrance or rotest filed within two woeks from December 4, A. D., 1800, the sald permit will be eranted. D' GOODNMAN DRUG C0., Applicant. . Goodman, 0. Aiquors at Notlee, plioation of M. Dollard, M. Kile ward Quinn, pariners us M. Dole 1d & Co.. forliquor Icente. Notice I8 hereby kiven thit M. Dollard, Kilgallon and Fdward Quinn did apon the day of Decenber, A, 10,180, fils their appl dlon with the bonrd of fire and police commias sloners of Omaha, for licenss to sell malt, svirituous and vinous liguors, under the firm nime of M. Dollard & Co. at No. 1016 South Tenth street, Firat ward, Omahn, Neb.. fromw fhe tstday of Januaey, 1801, t0 " the Ist day o January, I8 If there bo no sblection, remonstrance or st filed within two weeks (rom the 17¢h v of December, A, 1. 1800, the safd liconse wiil be granted. M. Dortann & Co M. DoLLARD, M. KILGALLON, E. QUINN, Partners and upplicants g Matter of allon and f, founi Notice. Matter of application ot John Gulk iquor iccnse, Notice | lereby elven that John Gulk did upon the' 1ith day of December, A, D.. 1890, file kis application wity the hoard of fire and polico commissoners of Omaba for licenso. to sell malt, spirituous and vinous Hquors at No, 1K Military avenu Ixth ward, Om a, Neh from the Ist day o Januaty, 1801 to the 186 duy of January, I there be no objection, test file for remonstrance or within two weeks from December 0, the sald Teonse will bo granted. JONN GULK, Applicant. Notlce. pplication of I'red Mittnacht tor s otlce is liereby given that I'red Mittnachy d1d upon the 16UV day of December, A. D. 180, file his application with th A of fire and police commissioners of Omuh, for Hcense to €, spiritious and vinous 11 uors, at Ut 16Lh street, Second wird. Onui, Neby', from the 1st duy of January, 181, to th 18t diy of Junuary, 18 If there be no objection, remonstrance or tost filod Within two weoks from Lecembe D 180, the sald leense wiil e ¢ranteds WED MITTRACHT. Applicint. Notice. Matter of applicatfon of Thomas A dotng busizioss as Dillon and license. Notlce {8 hereby given that Thomas Ditton did upon the 16th day of Decembes D, 1800, file his application” with the boa fire and police “commissioners of Omuha for license to sell malt, spiritous and vinous liqugrs, under the e navie of Dillon & Co. at N 108 South Fourteenth street, Third waurd, Omaha, Nob, from the Ist day unry, 1501, 10 the Ist If here Lo no ob) protest filod within t § [ day of Decem! or, A. D, 150, the sald license will begranted. DILLON & Co . THOMAS A, DILLON, and Applicants, lquor e pr ) y i I Dillon, Itquory Notce. Matter of application of Engene Aldinger tor 1ig c zene A A atfon with the police commissioners of O sell malt, spirituous 1020 ancl 1022 South ‘Penth Omala, Neb., from the 1 1891, to thie 1t day of 1 If there ho 1o ob, protest filod within two w 17, A Do 180, the sutd liee NEA cense, 15 0t Test ward, ot January, to atter of app! leen e Notfeo Is hereby give upon the 16th day of | ber, A. D, 150, file pplication with th rd of fire and’ po- nmissioners of Omaha for leense to sell pirituo s and vinous lque No. 1100 stroct, Third ward, ( A from the 1st d iy of January, 1801, day of Tunuary. Tt ¢ that Jan es joction. remonst ed within t D. 180, the 4 Mutterof application of John Bowyer for liquor e Notice Is upon the 6th d his applic lice comn L. spirituos street, st ber, A, D, ard of fire and po- Sato doil K th Jan It protest filed within two w. 17, A. D. 1800, the said licen DIT-24 Jony Bow 1o object lon, 1. Applicant. otice. \lnn“— of application of John Rowyer for uor leense, itice I8 hereby given that John Bowyeratd upon the 16th day of December. A. . 180), file his suplication with the borrd of ‘fire and po- lice commissioners of Omaha forlic to sell irituous und vinous lique No. 1027 entieth street, Fitth ward, Oniaha, ', from the 1st day of January, 1801, to th.e of January, 150 e he ne remonstrance or filed within two weeks from December A. D, 1800, the said liconse will be granted. JonN BowvER. Annlicant. lignor 1 Notie upon the 16th ¢ glven that Charles Thies did v of December, A. 1), 150), file with th 'rs of O retion, remonst pro-est filed within two weeks from D D, 1800, the sal e will Le g 18 r uber nted. Notice. terof application of A uoplic apouleo s b ald upon filo nthat A, B. MeAndrows »f December, A, the hoard imissioners of Omalia, vous nnl vi as stroot. Third ward, 15t January, st day of J ho no_objection, McAndrews liquors Omiha, rance ow vithin two we December 1), 1800, the s1id Tieense will be granted, A. B. MCASDREWS, Applicani Matter of application of Richard Burdish for liquor license. Notice Is herel) aid upon_ the 1800, file his appile and police teenso to Iven that Richard Burdish th day of Docember, A D, tion with the board of fire commissioners of Omahu for sell mait. spiritous and vinou Lquors at No. 10! Davenport street, Thi ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 1st day of June uary. 1801, to {he first duy of January, 13 1f” there he no objection. ‘remonstran protest filnd within two weels from De 17, A. D,1590, the said lieense will be gr. Dii- RicHARD Bukpis, Apolicunt. Notic & Matter of application of Jacob Lutz fox liguor licenge. Notico Is herby glven that Jucob Lutz did upon the 16th day of December, A. 1., 180, file Lis application “with the board of fire und police commissioners of Omaha. for lieense to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors, ad No. 614 aud 616 South Thirteenth street, ~otond ward, Omaha, Neb., from tho 18t day of Jans L to the 1st day of Junuary, {95 I there be no objection, remonstrance op protest filed with'n two weeks from 1 mbhee A. 1., 189, the sald tieense will be vranted, JACOB Lurz, Applicant, Notice. Madtter of app!icution of Amalie Thiclgaurd for Hquor license, Notleo is hereby glven that Amalic Thicle gaard did upon the 16th day of D D. 1800, file his application with th fire and polico commissioncrs of On license (o soll wmalt, spirituons and vl No. 601 South Tenth street, ward, Omaln, Neb., from the Ist duy of J ary, 81, to the Istduy of Tanuary If there be no obiéction, remonstrance of protest filed within two wedks fron Decembe A. D180, the satd heense will Ve granteds Ai7-24 AMALIE TRIELGAARD, Applicant. b L 2y Notice, tor of spplication of Willlam F. Huffzky permit 1o sell quor as a droggist. otico 18 herehy' elven thut Willlam B Huflzky did upon the 10th day of Decenber, A. D, 1800, filo his application to the board of fire and y issloners of Oni'thia foF permit 1o seil malt, spirituous and vinous Flquors as u druggist for medic meeh'in fenl and South Thir Nel 18t dity of Junvary, If there protest filed within two w 17, A, D, 180, the suid permit wiil be gra Dif-4 LLIAM K. U PPZIEY, Applica Notice, Matter of application of Gottlelb Storzand J. D. ller, purtners us Storz & Ller, Notice is heroby given thut Gottlelh Storz and L. D, [ler did upon tho 16th day of Dec ber, A. D, 1890, file their application with th board of fire' and pol'ce commissioners of | Omaha, for leense to sell malt, spirituous und Vinous 1quors, under the firm' nume of Storz & Iler, between Eighteenth street and Sher- man uvenue, near Grace streot. Filth ward Omaha, Neb., from the ist duy of January, 1891, Lo the 15t day of Junuary, 1502 If there be no objection” remonstrance or protest filed within two weeks from the 17th day of December, A, D., 180, the sald license will be granted. BTOnz & LR, y GOTTLELS BTORZ, J. D TLew, Partners and Applicants. D. Notice, of application of Charles Schlau ton “PRince, purtnors a3 Selnuk for liquor license, 15 hereby given that Charles Schlau Matte and Kol Pr Notle | and Solomon Prince did upon the 16th day o December, A, D, 18%, file their application with the board of fire'und poliee com missione ers of Omiha, for Hoense to sell malt, spiritus ous and vinous lquors. under the Arm nam@ of Sclilauk & Prince, at Nos, 522 and_52 bouth Tenth strect, Third ward, Omahu, Neb,, frou the Ist duy of Junuary, 1801, to the 1st day o Junuary, s, It thére be no objection, remonstrance op protest filed within two weeks from the 17t day of December, A. D, 15K, the said 1icense wiil be gran BCHIAUK & PRINCE. By Charlcs Schluuk and” Solomen Prince, purtuors and upplicants. ity