Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 22, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS NO. 12 PEARL STREET. OFFICE: Teilvered by Carrier to any part of the MANAGE! City 11 W. TILTON, TFLEPTONEs | R neps Office Not) —_— MINOR MENTION. N, Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. The Ladies Aid sociefy of the Fpworth Metbodist church will give an oyster supper at Shubert’s hall Tuesday evening, Iebru- ary 23 L. Fletcher was in the city yesterday ar- ranging for the presontation of Hanlon Bros.' “Iantasma’ at the opera bouse Feb. r 24 and ‘Tha republicans of the Second ward will meet at 730 tomorrow evening at the office of Dr. W. L. Capell in the Marcus olock, for the purposo of organizing. The 6-weeks-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Boren died yesterday morning at tne family vesidence near Croscent City, of con- gestion of the lungs. The funeral will ocour today. Messrs. Van Arnam and Carty of this ci took part in the performance at the op house last Friday night, introduciog a spe alty in the shape of a bLorizontal bar per formance. The funeral of the late J. H. Murson will take place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Trinity Methodist church. The services will be conducted by Rev, H, H. Barton, as- sisted by Rev. Josiah Fisk. Fred Plant ava H. €. Carleton, the two fellows who atiempted to enter the resi- dences of W. W. Chapman and Mrs. Ark wright the other night, were given thurt duys in the county jail yesterdey on a charge of vagrancy. A reception will afternoon, February from 4 until o'clock, by Miss Stowart, at “The Gables,” assisted by Mrs. Charles Test Stewarc and Miss Eleanor Stewart, for the benefit of St Paul’s guild. ‘The Savers reccivership case was aeain the leading feature of superior court yester day. At tho close of the session an adjourn- ment was taken until Tuesdn there being no court tomorrow on account of it being a legal holiday. The monthly sociable ot Harmony chapter, No. 25, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held next Friday evening at the resideuce of Mr. M. Duouette, Fourth streot, Visiting members of the order cordially welcome. By order of the W. A little sister of Eddie Jones, who is con- fined in the county jail awaiting the action of the erand jury, on the charge of robbing Fred Lamb's cigar store, is trying to securo bail for bim in order that he may not have to lie in juil until his case is disposcd of. The bona required is €500 Haurry Hamiltou’s case came up for a hear- ing yesterday morning i polico court, but neither side appeared to bo ready for trial. It was finally decided by the court to post- pone the nearing of the habeas corpus pro- ceodings until next Tuesday. There is but little doubt that the requisition papers will e secured in the meantime, 80 that the bot tom will fall out of the habeas corpus case. Dan Rhodes was broughtup in police court yosterduy morning on @ charge of stealing &5 from Leonard Johuson. The prosecuting witness was present, but when the robbery took place he was in such a bofuddled condi- tion that he could not say whether Rhodes was the guilty party or not. Rhodes was accordingly ucquitted of this charge, but was fined 215.70 for drukenvess. His honor was treated to a tongue lashing from a colored woman who claims to be Mrs. Rhodes, for allowing tho saloons to run and then fining such inuocents as her husband when thay drank a few drops too much, J. J. MAURATH & € be given on Thursday Great Cut Price S| his Week— Beats All the Discount Sales, We have the best ladies’ shoes over sold for $3.00 on sale this week at $2.00, Big cutin men’s shoes. $3,00 shoes for 82.00. Elegant cloth top patent leather shooes, equal to anything you ever got for $6.00, for only $4.00. A whole show window full of gents’ fine shoes for $2.00. 79 puirs of G. W. Ludlow & Co.’s ladies’ fine cloth top, hand-made, patent leather tips, regular price $6.00, this week $4,25, All of our ladies’ $2.50 fine kid shoes to go at $1.50, All our 3.00 for $2.00. 120 pairs of workingmen’s $1.50 will close out at $1.00 per pair, J.J. MAurATH & Co., 33 Broadway. e {RAGRAPHS. button r RSONAL James Saguin leaves this ovening for Chi- cng orge Rudio has roturned from o westorn business trip. W. O. Wirt left last evening for Denver, whore he will spend a couple of mouths on business. Mr. 5. K. Hewitt of Leximgton, Neb., 1s in the city, the guest of his cousin, Mr. George W. Hewitt. Miss Edith Floyd, who has been wisiting Miss Ola Ogden, returned Friday to her nome in Lincoln, Howard F. Hattenhauer of this city has been appointed local consul at Council Bluffs for the League of American Wheelmen, N. W, 'l‘nfi'lor, formerly manager of the and hotel, is in the city. He is now man- aging tho eating house of the Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy at Chariton, His daugnrer, Miss Mabel, is attending school at Knox- ville, Tl Judge W. I. Swith and his reporter, B, O. Bruington, have returned from Sidney, whore the former has becn holding a session of the district court. They leave this weok for Glenwood, where a new term comiences tomorrow. Two apprentice nurses wanted at the W. C. A. hospital, corner 0th street and 6th avenue —— Surprise Party, Last Tuesday evening a pleasant surpris was given at H. F.' Rohrer’s residence on Vine stroet, in honor of Miss Birdie Hein- bock. Those participating met av the resi- dence of Miss Mary Tbomas, on Mynster street, and after boing masqued resumoed the journey to the Rohrer mansion, where a general good tiwe was had, After the first dance thoy unmasqued, and then for the first time Miss Heinbeck knew whom her friends wero. The evening w pleasantly passed in danciog aud card playing and as the hour of 12 toilod the refreshments were served. A beautiful silver spoon was presented Miss Hoinbeck by Charles A. Atkins in behalf of those presont. Miss Heinbeck responaed, Miss Fellows ren- dered several fine plano solos and Mr, Fernekes followed with a fine vocal selec- tion. The last dance of the evening was then called, after which the guests dispersed, The tollowing were present: Misses Arm- strong, Nettia Armstrong, Cassidy, David- son, Ellis, Fellows, Heinbeck. Lister, Rohrer, Thomas, Van Brunt, West, Westner: Messrs, Armour, Armstrong. Atkins, Bryson, Duorr, Ellis, Hanthorn, McNitt, O, Hanly, Perfiela, Pope, Templeton, —— The Last Week of Cheap Shoes. This is the last week of Sargent’s 20- day slaughter shoe sale. It positively ends Saturday night, —— dren's Party, Miss Lutle Lynchard eutertained s num- ber of her friends last Friday afternoon and evening at bher home, 133 Benton stroet. Fhe ume was passed pleasantly in gawmes and amusements of various kinds. The follow- ing were present: Laura Heisler, Etbel Watson, Lillan Williams, Addie Beecroft, Katio Kettering, Mina Rutledge, Nina Rut- ledge, Winuie Marshall, Vera Marsball, Fannie Bryant, Betule Bryant, Daisy Covalt and Grace Heisler. ——— E. H. Sheafe has eastern money on hand for real estate loans, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Burglar Joe McDermott Will Not Be Taken to Denver. EVIDENCE OF HIS ALLEGED CRIME WEAK Nothing But n Confession Will Conviet i of the Marder of the Colorado Ofeer—iis b Is Bad - Local News Not A telegram was received at the polics headquarters yosterday with recard to Joe | McDermott, the Boston store burglar who s supposed to be wanted in Deuver for the killing of a policeman by the name of Phil lins, The telegram was signed by the Den- ver chiof of polico, aud stated that unloss McDermott had made a confession be might as well be discharged, as their cvidence against him was not complote and thoy were afraid they could not make a case. Several Omaha detectives were at the county jail yesterday morniug, and beld u con versation with MeDermott. They showed him a tin type which was unmistakably his, and which was accompanied by a card offer ing n reward of £1,250 for his arrest. He admitted that the picture was his and that the reward had boen offered for his arrest, but said that he had already been arrested once for the crime and been ordered released Ly the Denver officials, as they had decided that he could not be convieted, and had wi: drawn the offer of reward. Officers Luuch aud Wells, who made thearrest, had aa vis jons of champagne suppers dancig bofore their eyes ever sinco tley heard thata ro ward had been offeved, and were thus doomed to disappointment, along with their numerous friends who had counted on sharing tha sup pers witn them. Clark and MeDarmott wers both identified by tho Omaba officers s being tough cus tomers. Clark is thought to be a_ brother of the notorions “Dink” Wilson, who ic wanted for being implicated inthe Glendale express robbery, and there is certainly a very strong resemblance between him and the photo- graph of Wilson whicli was seat out by the St Louis authoritios after tne robbery. MeDeroott_has already confessed that he robbed the Boston store and admits that the police have a clear caso against him. Itis probable that both the men will enter a ploa of guilty when their cases arc called for trial. LAST DAY MONDAY THE Of the Boston Store's Eight Day Mond: day of the great white goods the Boston Store, Council Blufls. The ladies who have not availed themselves of the op- portunity to get these bargains should do so tomorroy WHIT ) SPREADS, The recent break in the market of all kinds of cotton goods came to us in good ason, when stocks were low, and gave us an opportunity to buy new merchan- dise at lower | We place on sale the following lots at less than the former t price: Lot 1—A good size crochet quilt, will compare with 75¢ goods, sale price b0c. Lot 2—A he full ze crochet spread, sold always for 90c, during sale 6o Lot The best 1 n of all- BA'l DAMASK quilt (not crochet) sold from Maine to California for 1.2 and $1.50, our price 98¢ cach. Lot 4—Our best quality crochet and heavy Marseilles, 10-4 size, sold for $1 and $2.00; we will put onsale at each. ‘We are anxious that all our patrons should get some of the bargains in bed spreads, and in order to make them last we allow only two to a customer, EMBROIDERIES We have recoived the largest impor tation from St. Gaul, Switzerland, ever shown in Council Bluffs, in every imag- inable width, quality und design.” Among the most admired i$ the hemstitch, open work design, and immense assortment of the new solid and blind work effects, which hasa very fine appearance, in medium and narrow width goods. A full lino of every. price from lc to $1.19. We call special attention to a few of tho lexding numbers at e, 7e, 10¢, 124, 15¢, 20c, 25¢, 83c. Wedon't show only u fow patterns, bul have them displayed by the hundreds, and ve a full line of insertions to mateh all designs. Fine narvow edges from le to 20c; me- divm width from 5¢ to 33c. Skirting width, we never had such an assortment. Don’t miss secing this line. Eve width and quality represented from the narrow edge to thel8-inch skirt rufiling. All our goods are of fine work, and embroidery of the finest quality of NAINSOOK and CAMBRIC, which we call special attention to, as there is more deception in the cloth than in the work, as most people look at the work and judge their value accordingly. LADIES’ AND CHILDI FLOUNCING. TLook at special bargains marked 25c, 30¢c, 89¢, 450, 58¢, in_hemstich and embroidered, both in cambric and Swiss. Ladies’ embroidered flouncings in all qualities. Examine new demi flouncing ss embroidered, also in cream mulls embroidered in colors. BOSTON STORE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Leaders and promoters of low prices, Cash and One Price, Council Bluffs, Ia, N. B.—Packages delivered to any part of the city during this sale the same as .30 usual. Store closes at 6 p, w. excepu Mondays and Saturdays. — Vocal Mun Prof. T. W. Davis, teacher of voice and note reading. Lessons private, Call or address at Grand hotel, Council Bluffs, St A W's Social, The members of St. Andrew's society held oneof their always enjoyable socials last Wednesday evening at their hall on Pearl street, The entertainment was opened with scrvices by Chaplain Dr. O, W. Cordon, after which a lengthy but interesting literary and musicul program was prosonted. It in- cluded iustrumental music by Miss Jessie Shaw, songs by Mus, Henry Stephenson, Miss Fannio Patterson, Mrs. J. W. Tempieton, the Misses Rief and Messrs. John Gardiner, W. 8. McMicken, James Macrae, A. C. Gra- ham and Josoph Grahum, and recitations by Miss Fanuie Patterson, Miss Josie Rief and Messre. O, W, Gordon and W. R. Stewart, During the program o brief intermission was had, in which the *‘hiting danve” was in- dulged in. At tho close of the program the floor was cleared and daucing occupied the :‘u of the time until the early morning ours, —_— Swenson Music Co., Masonic temple e Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best * ——— Drs. Woodbury,dentists,next to Grand hotel; fine work a specialty, Tele. 145 ———— Money to loan, ston & Lowest rates. John. Van Patten, Everett block. — Warned Jurymen, Judge Thornell found it necessary to warm the jackets of the members of the petit jury yesterday, The case of Deere, Wells & Co. against Aultman & Miler was on trial, 8s it has been for over & week. When court adjourned his bonor stated that there would be no court on Monday, aud he thought it advisable to call their attention to the ino- structions which had been gven at he opening of the case with reference to their behavior toward outsiders, especially in view of the reports that badjbeen brought to him by some of the officers of thecouct. The substance of these reports was that the men bad been ongaglug lu conversation with cer- THE tain parties who were interested more or les directly in the case on the merits of the ov dence. This had to be stopped at once and he gave them a number of bits of aavice o guide them in getting rid of troublesome feliows who might be inclined to force their opinions upon them, His remarks croated something of a sensation among tho bystand- ors, as well as among the jurymen, aud al- though no names were mentioned some sly romarks were dropped here and there tuat showed that quite a number had been watching the maneuvers of one or two individuals who have been greatly in- terested in the progress of the case. Among those who have attended tho trial is a mem ber of the police force, who has bsen sitting where ne could got a commanding view of the whole situation day after day. Just what this means is hard to say, but the ques tion has been frequently askod, aithough never satisfactorily answared, which side is paying this officer to seo that uone of the jurymen are tampered with, —-—— . of Our Country, Just now it goes up everywnere. Not only government buildings but churches, school house nd even barns float it to the wind. too, would like to show our patriotism if we could only buy a flag with other people’s mon Our profits are too ewmail the way ‘we sell just now to afford any oxtr But if you want to play the *Si angled Banner™ in a « ¢ to make you feel Tike good Ame ran citizen get a Hardman or o Harrington piano at the Mueller Piano and Organ Co., 103 Main street, Council Blulr —— Walnut block and Wyoming coal, fresh minwd, received daily Thatcher, 16 Main Kensington Tens, W. Ross entertained Mrs. L, her friends last week at two kensington teas, one boing i en Wedn afteruon and the other esday nursday. The time ntly in tho ways that are est to feminine hearts. The followine is a list of those who were entertained on Wednesday Mesdames \W. H. M. Pusoy, Thomnas Ofticer, I\ Baldwin, Kountz . Stew- art, R Blaine, H. Kverett, S. arnsworth, McDowell, M. 1. Smith, Bibbington, H. W. Hart, M. Davenport, H B. Sackett, Mere- dizh and Phelps, T Smitw, L N. Miller, L. Baldwin, 1. J. Brown, J. I, ¥ larke, . Osborne, Dr. Fiall, W D. McCrae, . C. Bullard, G. W. ainger and I, Halier of Om V. Badolett, J. Greene, Joycol L. L. Spooucr. Dr. Phelphs, M. Turloy, Willlam Patterson, Evans, S. Chuton, M. Dr. D, of « nal Lin- Devol, pooner, L. Shugari, illiam Rob- G. B W Gravat Woodbury, Pattorson, Crawford and Misses Bowmau and Weirich. The followire were entertained on Thurs- da. Mesdanes C. H. Pinney, J. 13 . Me- Gee, A. T. Elwell, N. ‘Baldwin. Dr. Hanchett, W. O. Wirt, P. McConnell, E E. Hart, H. C. Cory, Stewart, S. Smith, H. L. Shel rd, H. . Evans, H. J moers, W. H. Maurer, H. W. Tilton, J. E. Harkness, 1. B. Atkins, Stoddurd, J. C. Bixby, C. T. Olicer, Van Lrunt, Russell, T. Metealf, . 0, Sherrader. G. S, Miller, Walker; D. W. Otis, Ailehison, C. Cook, Philips, Merriam, Hauna, ), Avies: worth, Daily, Strock, Tue I. Smitn, W. Sherman, Nichols, G. ne, O. Kee- line, Haver [N Davenpo M. Rohrer and , Bowman and Werrich, san exict duplicate of the elegant ‘ringe sented to Buby Ruth Cleveland, also a beautiful, pu; ivory white carriage. Crockwell ha Reiter, the tailor, all the lat styles and Satisfaction guaranteed. We have our own vinayards in Califor Jarvis Wine company, Co Biuffs Y. M. €. A, Convention. The members of the local brunch of the Young Men's Christian association are con- siderably interested in the state convention dway, has newest goods. which neets in lowa City next Thursday Secretary Rose will attend from this ci and there will probably be a number of other delegates from Council Bluffs. An el- fort will be made to have tho next state con- vention held hera. The people of lowa City bave thrown open their homas to the dele- gates and there will be no want of accommo- dations, although the cnleriairment of 400 yonng men will no doubt tax their hospitality to its utmost. The iding oflicer of the convention will be W Blake of Burling- ton, who was at one time & candidate for o position on the supreme benen of Iowa. Thq s!nlc committee reports that five new nized Guring tho ns. The total ), 0t 8 and the dis- bursements &,019.0 This is the first yoar 1n the history of the state organization when there has been a balunce left in the treasury after all bills were paid, and the credit of this is due to the careful management and unremitting zeal of Secrotary Magee und his assistants, pnst_vear aud receipts have been Ho! for the rdi Gras! At Now Orleans. Ono fare, %31.45, for round trip. Tickets on sule Feb. 22 to 28, For particulars call on O, M, Brown, ticket agent K. C., St. J. & C. B. ebia Jarviswild blackberry is the bost Miss Crofts E 5 A pleasant party was given Friday even ing by Miss Winnie Crofts at her home on South Sixth street in honor of Mr. Don S. Culver of West Superior, Wis. The house was Dbrilliantly lighted and decorated with ferns, calla lilies and smilax. The early part ‘of the evening was given up to a musical program which included choice vocal selections by the Misses Mame Oliver and Ola Ogden and Messrs, W. A, Derrick and C, H. Ogden. Mrs, C, B. Jones played soveral fine instrumental solos which were also warmly received. At the close of the musical part of the entertaiument rofresh- ments were served, after which the festivi- ties were coutinued until midnight, Tho fol lowing is a partial lst of those who were present: Misses Suter, Fitch, Dora Grass, Ola Ogden, Auna Mergen, Belle Snyder, Mame Oliver, Mayme Stephenson, Kittie Buschell, Spooner, Carrie Spooner Ida Lutz and Anna Oberioltzer; Messrs, Ray Bixby, C. H. Ogden, Walter Spooner W. A. Derrick, K. P, Fitch, Walluce sShep- herd, D. 8. Culver, C. M. Oberholtzer and G. Rice; Messrs. and Mesdames C, B, Jones, F. R. Davis, Davis, E. A. Hoagland, C. 0. Fitch, 8. Allen ana £, T, True, ——— The Last Week of Cheap Shoes, This is the lust week of Sargent’s 20- duy slaughter shoe sale. It positivoly ends Saturday night, —— Dr. A. E. Derwent, veterinary sur- geon, Hospital, 45 Fourth street, 'olephone 295 Birthdny Party, Miss Ethel West entertained a party of her young friends Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs, S, H. West, ou Washington avenue, 1o honor of her seventh birthday. At 5 o'clock refreshments were served in the dining room, whbich was finely decorated with roses, pinks, white hya- cinths and valentines, 8 Quests were as follows: Misses May Crafts, Ethel Sprague, Edus Wilkins, Genie and GertisSlyter, Mig- non Maynard, Maud McKesson, Ethel Cook, Nellie and Fioy Wiud, Emma Burke, Carrie Robrer, Nina Meyers, Nellie Foote, Grace Crockwell, Mastors James Pyles, Alfrod Slyter, George Maltby, t.'honnm'sr Feuuer, Raymond Sprague and Evert Wind. Baby carriage week at Crockwell’s, Special and elegant display. - Card Party, A pleasant card party was eutertained by Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson last Wednes- day eveniug at their howe on Fourth avenue. The evening was devoted to playing high five, &nm being awarded to W. C. Estep and rs. J. N, Casady. Among those who were rosont were tho following: Messrs. aod lesdames W. C. Estep, J. B. Atkius, 5, S, Keller, H. H. Fleld, Benton, C. R. Haonnan, William Hardin, J, 'z, Oliver, Carlie, O, H, OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, Lucas, Nat Stepherd, J. N Casady, Misses Agoes Blanchard ana Aduis Sherman, Mrs, Rose Patterson, Mrs. J. Dickey, Mrs. T. A Cavin - AFTER TAX SHIRKERS. Fifth Ward Citizens Discuss: Questions of Interest hat Logality, The members of the Fifth Ward Taxpay- ers’ club were in Erfling’s groen house and their glory last night. A uowen of the mem- bers wore in attendance and were called to order by Prosident Kynor. John J. Jenkins, chairmat B the commit- toe appointed to look up and report the names of tho tax shirkers, stated that it was bis houest opinion that the tax shirking was more the fault of the assessor than the prop- erty owners, He advocated a law providing for the election of # city nssessor with a fair salary. Prosident K vier regrotted very n.uch that the committee was not ready to roport. Ho was positive that many of the wealthy resi- dents of the city had escaped taxation for years, The committee was continued and Riven another weel within which port. The president went a little farther and told Chairman Jenkins of the commitiee that ho should expect bim to report the names of all tax shirkers S. Lockuer said that Tne Ber cated the raising of tho assessment in tho city. Mr. Lockner was with T Bee, but he'dio not think it could be successfully ac- complished this year. The Fifth ward assossor was instructed to ted in the had advo- assess all corporation property loc Fitth. If hn could not Hud out what corpor- ations owned the property he was imstructed to repair to their business offices, no matter in what wards the offices were located. Mr, Jenkins understooa that County At torney Mahonoy held a different opinion, but that the public had an_ unqualified right to ehailouge the_opinion. Assessor Franklin’ statea that he was elected upon tho issue that he would_assess all of the property in the ifth ward. He proposed 1o do his duty and be governed by tho law on assessments. He did not propose to sit around the saloons, but would visit overy picce of property in tne ward. He stated that Lie had ot made the law, bus would try and ecarey ont all of its provisions. They instrueted Assessor Franklin to go all’ of the offices of the corporations hav plants in tho Iifth ward and there leave assessment blanks, Mr. Redman belioved that Governor Bovd woulit call an extra session of the legislature, and he also thought that he should sugost in bis call for tho same changes in the Omata city charter, Beheving that Govertor Boya would do that same thing, he moved that the chairman aproint a committee of three to coater upoa proposed charter amendments. — Fever on Shiphoard. w Youk, Feb, 20.—Tho Liverpool, Brazil and River Platto compuny’s steamer Dilion arrived here today from Santos, which she left January 2. She s detained at quar- antine, Captain Iarton reports that yellow fover was discovered among the crew shortly after the ship cleared the Brazilian coast. Atone time twelve men were down with the disease. On January 25 Henry Phillivs, u fireman, died and on Fobruary 9 Isanc Williams, a sailor, succumbed. - arrison Hasw Cold. WastminGroy, D.C., Feb, 20.—The president is suffering froman obstinate cold and hus been compelled to decline 8 numver of in vitations for next wees. Cflvcnnous. “In the summer of 1800, a sore_ ap- peared on my face similur to a Cancer, I tried various remedies, but found no relicf_until T_took Swift's Spe entirely. 1 used 6 bottles, Alezander Gity, Ala.” We have had a large number of c: Skin Cancer reported cured by the use of 8.8.8. It s vegetable, builds up the general nealth, and ferces out the poison Send for book on the Blood. Swirr Specuiv Co - Avlauty, Gi ‘You Gan Stop al any time with DOCTOR ACRER'S ENCLISH REMEDY !T WILL CURE A COLD IN TWELVE HOURS; A 25 cent Bottle may save you $100 in Doctor’s bills—may save: your life. Ask your D for it. IT TASTES GOOD. Uttt BURE PINK BILLS: oo Dr. Acker’s English Pills aman, SURE RILIOUSNESS, nt, o Cavorite with the indles, it & CO , {6 West Nroadway, N. m} For sale by Kuhn & Co., and Sherman & McConnell, Omaha. (.EAVES A DELICATC A_ND LASTING ODOR. An Ideal Complexion Sonv. For salo by all Drug = nd Fanoy Goods Denlers, unable to procuro this Wonderful Sonp send eents in stamps and recelye & cake by return mal JAS. 8, KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECYAL-8handon Befls Walts (tho popular Soclety Walte) sent FIREE 10 anyono sonding us three wrappers of Siandon Bells Soap. A GENU MICROBE KILLER s KIDD'S GERM ERADICATOR--Cures oll desbases beciuse it kills the microbe or w. 'ut upsnd retalled o §2, ) und #5 szos, the Intter 1'g gallods - Sent snywhere pro- paid on recelpt of price or & O. D. Welssus a guar- antee tocure. public trade and jobl K’Iunl by the Kiosler Drug glompany, Oma! elchor, Howard Meyer an: {'C ’, Seykora, B¢ Ouwauha;'A. D, Foster and 164 U, Ellis, Coundil Blutts NO. 2059, ORDINANC! An ordinance locating’ dertain additional water hydrants in the eity of Omuha. Be itordalned by the cigy councll of the clty of Omahat Seetion 1. Thut the American Water Works Company be and the sawe is Lereby ordered o place ndditional water bydrants fn the city of On , us f0llow One at the corner of dlst avenue and Doug- lus street, Une v the corner of 31st avenue and Capitol m stion 2 That this ordinance shall take effect and be fn force from and ufter ILs pass- uge. Pu v d February 10th, 1802 S JOHN GROVES, Clty Clerk, E . DAVIS, ideut Olty Councll. Appreved February 17th, 1N GEO, . BEMIS. Muyor. Notice to Stockholders, The annual meeting of stockholders of The Bee Publishing company will be held at thelr office, corner of 17th and Farnam streets, on Monday, Murch 7, 1802 at 4 o'clock p. . rthe election of officers and directors uud such other business as may conie up for con- sideration GEO. B. TZs0RUCK baaus Becretar) FEBRUARY 99 1892, ORDIN Anording Hof ordir sections NCE NO. 2065, A4 o mend se tions nee No. 2400, and al 10 and 11 of said ordinance , 0and repeni Be ftorda noa vy the eity couneil of the elty of Omauha Sect on 1. That section 1 of sald ordinanve No. 2401 be and the same s hereby amendod s0.as to read ns follows the may receive a sl Section L. Thera snatl be in *<offiee one clerk who shall of $0).00 per month Lhat section 1ot sald ordinanco 00 i and the same hereby 1s amended so 4 to rend ns follows Section s, There shall e in the city cierk's offt e onedeputy whoshall rececoive nsainry | OF 1,00 per month, one Journal cierk wiho | shail receive a salary of #0.00 per month, one Kk who shall recoive a salary of srconth, and one stenozrapher who shall receive i silary of 5,00 por month Section . Thatsoction 4 of said ordinance No. 2100 beand the same hereby is amended so as 10 read us follow Section 4. Thore shall be fn the city treas. urer'sofice ono deputy and castiior who shali receive a salary of $150.00 Der wmonth, one s sistant doputy and enshicr who shall receive asalary of #1000 per month. one chicf book- Keeper who sliall recelve a 8 iy of 125,00 per wonth. one bookkeeper who shill roceive & ry of $1 0.00 per month, onw lookkeeper who shall receive a salary of £100.00 per month, one tax elerk who shall recelve a salury of 80,00 per month, one ordinance e erk who shill rece salary of &a00 per month, and one elerk who shall Teceive @ salary of #5.0) ver month, Section 4. That section 5 of sald ordinance No @400 ho'and the sanie Is horeby nmended As 10 read us fol ows 5. TLerc shall be fn the city on- el e usalary W per month, one field on rowhio ive a saary of $100.0) per nionth, o sineer Wi shall re- coive s 2,00 per month, man at a sy of #.00 per month. on k who shuil vive silary of $100.0 per month. one computer who shall receive o <al- ary 0f 310 .00per month, one assistant com niiter who shall receive a salury of $i.00 per nonth. one leveler who shitl receive of 700 per month, one rodman who § colve n I per month, two todmen Who shiall ¢ S1IAEY Of $H0.00 per month cach, und one axman Who shali reeeive o sil ary O 0,00 per montlh. The city cogineer shall wiso be nuthorized to emp oy three s| gle horses and wh for nctund use of whic Al be nuthorized to allow not ex- 0per month each. Sectiond, That sect on ol b 240 be nnd the sanie 18 | W8 Lo read ns Sectd n o, of the t shall ordin amended so rtient who foremen ut a8 day actually en city: sixty lal 0 e tually renderd, and 51 per duy for each da rendere Seetio 1 of ordinance 2400 be e hiereby is amended so 1o o diffor ont de- ance iy by on of the muyor and” ety rily in their offices or litional bookkeepers, rs, [OTO IET OF STV atthe Fates fixed insaid ordinance for similar . forsuch period of time as may be by sueh resolution, not exceeding Sixty days. Scetlon 8. That siud sections 1.3, 4,6, 9 and 14, s originally existnz, and also sections 111 0f satd ord nunce No. 2401, be und the by repealed cction 0. This ordinance shall take effect b fn foree from and after its pussage. asse & February 16th, 1802, JOUN GROVES, City ¢ P DAVIS, ident Of City Counell, M1 M ORDINANCIE NO. 2066, An ordinance to repeal Special Ordinance N 136 and to provide for the re-le special tax 1o cover the cost of o grade of Douglas street from 1oth 20th street. Whreas, ft b that the speeial 1 in lots and reai ¢ cover the costof chiunze of g rect from 16Lh Street to 2ith st wvalid by v Alure potice of the meeting of the noand for other reasons, Tk, Approved Febr beon de X and ate in the 1 by tho ¢ ent upon ¢ give a sufliclent vd of equall: to properly equalize of grade and muke o y of taxes upon th il benolitted by re therefore, Dy the eity council of the ety n; ined of ha ccful Ordinance levying a sp ertain lots and real estate in the city of Omaha to cover the cost of chanze of grade of Dougias street from 16th street to 20th street,” be and the sume is here- by repealod. Scetion 2. That the cost of sald grade be re- assessed and levied at such time und in such manner as may hereafter be determined by resoiution, and assessment o That this ordinance shall take be in force from und after its pas- *Passed Feb 10th, 1 ussed February 16th, * JOIIN GROVE! City Clork, E. V. DAVIS, ent City Council, Approved Februz ). 18 ORDINAN An ordinance orde 2 0th streot, tho board of public works to pssary steps to cause sald work and direetir tuke the © o be done Bo it ordain of Omul Scetion 1. Whereas, perm: Leen established n, and been duly appointed by law, to appralse the nuges caused by the grading of Baneroft ret from SV conth st to Twent'eth st. and made thelr report to the eity counctl, whicn formally adopted the same; and, PTOPErLY 0WNOTS, Fepresenting more Ifthsof the property portions of the street wbo Sspe petitioned the city council to h 1 by the eity council of the city nent grade Diruls huve I street graded to the present es grade, ‘without charge to the 1 that the cost be made pay: lo in ten equal installments, thereforo Bancrofv street from Seventeenth street to T'wentieth street be and hereby is ordered graded to the present established grade. Section 2. That the board of public works be and hereby 18 directed 10 take the necessary Steps to ¢ d work to be done, Sectfon t this ordinance shail take offeet and be in force frem and after its puss- age. Passed Foburary 16th, 1502, JOHN GOV E. P, DAVIS, President City Councll, cbruary 18th, 18 GEO. P. BEMIS, Mayor. ORDINANCIE NO. 2961. An ordinance ordering the grading of Lake strect from 42nd street to 43uh street, und dirccting the bourd of public’ works to tuke the nesessary steps Lo cause sald work to be done Be it ordained by the city council of the city of Omaha; Scetion 1 Whereas, permunent grades have been escablished upon, and appruisers hive been duly appolated by law, to appraise the Anmages caured by the grading of Like stroet frow 42nd strect to 45th street, und mude thelr report 1o the eity council, which has formally adopted the same; and, whereus. property owners. represcoting more thun three-tifths of the property abutting on said portions of the street whove speelfivd, have petitioned the city councll to huve sald'street praded to the present established grade, without eharge to the eity. and thut the cost be made payable in ten equal nstallments, therefore, Lake streot from 42nd street to 45th street be und hereby is ordered graded L thio’ prosont estublished grade, Scetion . That the board of public works be and hereby 15 direeted 1o take the necessary steps to canse sald work to be done. Sectiond, This ordinunce shall take emect and be (o force from and ufter its pussuge. Passed February 10th, 1802, = JOIIN GROVES, ity Clerk E. I DAVIS, President Clty Council, Approved February 15th, 18: GEO. I, BEMIS, Mayor. 206, payment to the 0 on account it of tax in such y Clerk. Approved ORDINANCE N An ordinance authorlzing th Avery Planter Company of of un error in the puyim awount. Where: mittee on i the city ance b itroller and the com- roported that ® mis- th puyment of i tax i Jompuny in the sum of s of the correct amouut, there- [ fore e It ordained by the city councll of the city of Omahu; Bectlon 1. That the sum of and hereby is wppropriated out of the general tund Jo fuvor of the Avery Planter Couany,in e Liewent of the excess of 82000 paid by sald Avery Planter Combany over the corrcet amount due frou thein, petion 8 That thi 3 effect and be in force from and after Its pus- ordinance shall take s Passed February 16th, 1802, JOUN GROVES, Oity Clork. E P. DAVIS, President City Councll Approved February 17th, 12~ ° GEO. P, IH'.HIIB yor, ginecr'soffice one fleld enzineer whoshill re- | G. A, Schosidsack, Propristop, Works, Cor, Ave, A and 23th St. Merchants who have shop: them redyed and finished equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED nd most approved machinery Packages pecaived at either Council Blulfs, 621 Broadway, CLEANED CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, Oficas | Bluffsand 1321 Farnam St,, O naha, of everydescription. Ooant Dye, clean and refinish goods office or at tha Send for pries list. e or soiled fabries of any character can have AND BY STEAM, with the yatest at less cost than youa ever paid bafo ORDINANCE NO. 2003, An ordinance ordering the grading of alley In ock 1 Be it ined by the eity council of the city of Omahu Section 1. Tht the alley in block 193 in the and "~ hor is orderca graded to the ostablished grade” thercof, the grading of sald alley to be done under t rection of the city enzineer and without 1o the city of O or to the property owners in said biock Th nd B in ford Passed Fe ity of Omaha | tthis orai) from ane runr ance shail take effect ot fts passa BEMIS, Mayor. IROPOSALS FOK MILCH COWS AND bulls, Department of the Interior, Oflice ofindian Aftairs, Washinzton. Do C - F ruary 1, I Sealed proposals, indors “Proposals for Cows or Bulls” (as thie case m be) and addressed to the commissioner of Tn- dian inzton, 1 will be re- celvy A 5. 180, for furnishing und de Ridge. Rosebud, Cheyenne River, Crow Creek and Lower Hrale azencles, South Dukota, Standing Rock ngenc. rth Dukota, Suntee and Ponca ngencies, Nebraska, Flindrean agency. South Dakota and the Crow Montana, about 110 0 miich cows bulls. Regular blanks for bids are not re- quired. Schedules (whicn will be made i part of the preposals) showing the number of cat- tle required at tne various asencies, condi tions 1o be observed by bidders, time and piace of delivery, terms of contract and pav- ment. and all other necessary Instructions, will be furnished upon appl In dian office at Washing of subsistence. U, 8, AL, Omah: ebra: 10 the publishers of the Stock Gro've nal of s City, Montana, and the of liel azent or all bids, ol for the best | the further ri crease or diminish t of animals called delive Is to in numboer in the of tw © per cent, rountspecified in any ks. fed by certified d States depos- por cent of the e to the T Each bld must be eheek ordrafton s itory for at least fiv of the bid, m commissioner. ordraft will b in_case any bid fail toprouiptly exe contract with good and suflicient sureties: otherwise to le’ re- turned to the bidder. T.J. MORGAN, Com- missioner. UM PROPOSA. Stutes ser Agency, South Dukota, J ed” proposais. endors “Proposals fol d Secds” and adaressed 10 the und-r- Ridze A, th D, d ut this agency until 1 d p. m. of March 7th, 1802, “for _furnishing detivering at Rushville, N 0 (s seed pounds s rman millet, 0) pounds blue grass nds seed 16,00 pounds see potatoes. 1,000 ponnd 360 pounds timothy seed, seed. Saldse ds o be wn in the section of country contiguon to the piace of delivery. Bidders will he required to' st pecificuily in their bids the proposed price of ler a contract. tany or ali bids, comed for tl rtified Che ompan_ed by a certl ordraft upon some United States D or Solvent National Bank i the residence of the bidder, the or.ler of the Commlss o offered for delivery 1izht is reserved Lo reje any partof any hid, it terest of th crvice. O vository the viclmty of yabie to jan Af- fuirs, tor at | int of the proposal, which cl ho forfeited to the United States in case any bid- deror bidders recelv puly executo an award shall fuil omtract with good and suritles, otherwise to bo returned to the bidder. Bids'accompunicd by eash in Heu of u certified check will not tdered. For further information. upp PTAIN G U RGE L. ROY BROWN, U, § Acting . Indian Agent. PBIDE will bo recoived by th Stato Board of Printing at the office of the sccrotary of state on or before2 o'clock p. m. March 2, 1802, for printing and binding n cloth one thou sand (1,600) coples of volume IV of the Trans- actions and Reports of the Nebraska State Historical Soclety, 10 be dellivered complete he office of the secrotary of the soclety in University building. Lincoln. ~ To tain 300 puges, more or less. The sizo of and quality of paper. stylo and style ot lettering on cover and in ll respects the work to be the same ns the sample to be scen in the office of the sec- retary of state Work to be_complered within sixty days from the awarding of the cof ich proposal must be ace hond in'the sum of 800,00, RIght resorved to reject any and all bids by the Stute Printing Board. JORN C. ALLEN, Dated Feb'y 17, I8 Seeretary of State, puge. w quality of bindin Proposals for Bonds, Soaled bids wiil be received at the offico of the Oity Trogsurer, Qmaha, Nob, up to 13 o'elock March 10th, 1502, for ‘the pirchuse of 00.00 2) year 5 per cont City Hall Bonds, ‘The prinefpal and Interest aro payable at Kountze Bros, Now York. Interckt’ payable somi-annually. Ench bid must 8 tate the price and the winount of honds sought for and must include interest up to dute of delivery. Insued under authority of Charter of met- ropolitan citles and Ordinance 240 approved Junuary 30th, 1802, The right is reserved to reject any or ull bids, F124270M HENRY BOLLN, City Treasurcr. Stockholder's Notice Is hereby glven that the regulur anuul meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Lund company will be hold at the in Lincoln, Neb.,on the eoting, first Wednesday (n Mirch, 1802, belng the second duy of the month. By order of the Board of Direstors. stary. RO, PHiLLes, Secr LiNcoLy, Neb., Fob. 2. 1802 HOUM THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as represented on this map. CHicAgo) JCEDAR RAPIDS 1 B1,;DES MOINES Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 p. m., ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office: 1501 Far- nam St., Omaha, F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent, C. C. Lincorn, Pass. Agent, Chas. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Undertaker. 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Tolophone 8 b SPECIAL COUNCIL. BLUFF3, ALE-—-At a bargain, It 0 farn adjoining city dwe 1511 Sheaf FOR RENT Ve ownad by Georse T I | Mes. Jane Baldwin )s At postoflice, nt store, 110 Browdway Apply to NOTICES, WL teade house qad Tofor teams will TS eive lon Oth streot JOARMS, garden danis, housas business blosks for silo or ront Hess, 00 Poarl streot, Counail Biuils AOUNCIL BLUEFS mone loans. Wo AL Wood & Co.! timeon balanco. Oull on seription ot month, o Loprices v wed in lots and Day & hand 20 Main stree V0K RENT—Over 100 dwellings of evory ing from £1 10,00 arts of the city. 1. Sho e, 50 Broadw JOR SALE—Four good flouring mills tak some zoud fant s part pay ton & Van Patten, Council Blufrs, FOR RENT- Farm with orchard, s 1en house, Counell B i st 1 Y Can Johns= 0 Tnquiro 1l CITIZENS STATE BANK. Of Councll Bluffs, =| Cupital st $150,000 Surplus nnd Profits’ 00 50,000 Net Capital and Surplus §¥30,000 trectors- 1. D. Edimunds hugari. ¥ O Hart, LA Hannun and Chinrles 10 Mili V. thinchiman, iNTEXEST ON TIME DE 051T§_ THE GRAND HOTEL, Council Bluffs, lowa modern, well-appointed, oughly well-kept, 83 a day E. F. CLARK, Prop. "W. C. ESTEP, thor- FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMEI 14 N. Main, Counci Leaves [CHICAGO BURLING ION & Q Dapot 106 w1 1 M 4901 3ty Chicago Vostibulo Chicago Expross. . Chicngo Expross L. lCiiengo & lown Local 3 [BURLINGTON & MO. RIV 1™ Depot 10tk wna Mason St ~Denver V. Ited Omaha. | £ p m 450 1 m| 920 p | b 816 m Leaves | naha. | Depot 1th a ansas City Diy K. C. Night Exp via U ~ UNION PACIKIC, ot 10th and Marcy 8ts, Omiahs. 830w m. . 1000 & m| 216 pm 430 p m 50 p m| CHICAGO, I 1 & | Ji epot 10th & tantic Express, tibule Express Going East. |Unfon 000 0 m Teaven AT 2 & ST . depot and Marcy St ~Chicago Bxpress -.Chicago Bxpross, Tenves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Omnha| _Depot, 100 and Ma T2 am| Bloux City Pussos 685 pml.... .5t Paul Expr IX CITY & PACIFIC, 500 p m 915 p m| 700 b ml OMATIA & W' . 1 depot, 10th and 3 St Louis Cannon Ball B, & MO, VALLEY. 15t and Wel Teuves | Omaha | 000 & 400 » m| (Hx Hat) W 510 p m|.....N b4 Depd Leuy M. & O Omalin| _Depot.'15th and Webater Sts £10 a ) Sloux il s 100 p m Sloux City x. Rund'y St Paul Limitod 4o p w| GO fL Paasanger (x50 Laves [ MIBSOURL PACTFIC Oumaha| _Depot 16h aad Webster ste 1050 8 | B Louls Ex 90 pml IR Louls Kxp Leaves | CHICAGO, I 1 & PACIFIC Aren Union Depot.Council Blufls i p w | Night Expross 10320 & .21l AURDLe Expross 4w “Vestibule Limited Leaves | . K. C. ST JOK & C. 1. Tranafer| Union Depot, Counell Bluts 1000 & w .. Kannas City Diy EXprass 1016 b m | /Kunsas City Night Expras Touves [VHICAGO, BURLN & QUINCY Unio| nell Bluts Transfer| Depot, Co W0 nw Chicago Expross 1000 pw Chileugo Exjross 705 p Creston Local . MAHA & 8T, LOULS, on Depot. 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