Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1892, Page 3

M i —— - ] | [N | 1 1 \ Pa o OMATIA_DAILY BEE: TUESDAY i —————— T L OMATA_DAILY BEE TUESDAY, EWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | JACKSO THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Celivered by Carrler to any partof the City . W, TILTON, « MANAGER Lusiness Office, TELEPHONES | Ri R8O x NINOR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafv's ehattel loans. 204 Sappblock. Laclus Wells left yesterday . for Moines. The Dodge Light Guards will hold an im- portant meeting tomorrow night in theiwr armory. ‘I'he Commoreinl Pilgrims of America have adopted o grip tag which will have on it the emticm of their orde George Ferguson, o former well known hotel man of this city, now of Deflance, ia., was i the city yesterday. Mrs, A. L, Kahle and fumily desire to re- turn their sincere thanks to the fricnds who #0 kindly nssisted them with their aid and symputhy in thoir recent boreavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Allen of Harrison strect expect their daughter, Mrs. Orpha Meyers, home from Minneapolis this week, whera she has been studying vocal music for several months past. L. B. Cousing was thrown from a horse vos- terdaay afternoon wuile officiating as marshal of the day, by tho breakingof a saddle girth. He was thrown with considerable force to ho ground, but escaped injur The Railway Buployes ¢lub No. 107 will hold its annual election tomorcow ut § o'clock in Archer hall., All members are requested 10 be present as other business of great im- portance will be brouzht before the club, Des By order oxecutive committee, . B. Gili- land, secratary. Saturday ovening Mr.and Mrs. J. J. Stork entertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs, John Scehmid of Aun Arbor, Mich, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pace, Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Cook, Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. John Booth, Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Cook, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Pugh, Mr. and Mrs,'W. . Inden of Omaha. James Coyle was arrested yostorday morn- ing on a charge of bu as tho result of the ercapade mentioned in yesterday's Bee, in which the tixtures were removed from his store on Cut-Off island. A search of Coyle's remis revealed two showcases that had cen buried under ground and two barrcls of lamp chimneys were found in his suloon, Tho property is now in tho hands of the city mar- shal. — ‘‘Lato to bed and early to rise will shorten the road to your home in the skies.” But early to bed and & “Little Early Riser," the vill that makes life longer and better and wiser, L IR IR A HOMELIKE RETREAT. The Model Establishment of the tlonal Cure Association, In the beautiful 4-story stone and brick building, No. 520 1st avenue, just west of the Grand hotel, the luterna- tional Cure associntion has established a most attractive home for patients de siring treatmen for the drink disease. For conyenience, beauty and comfort u bettor sclection could not have been made. Located in the very center of the city, in touch of its business houses, hotels and bourding hou it possesses al' the summery attractions of a pleasure resort, for it fuces upon the beautiful Bayliss park, with its grand trees and sparkling fountaing Arvangements are boing made to provide patients aiso with ample opportunities for outdoor recon- tions, as_lawn tennis, croguet, quoits, ett. With private grounds in the rear add the public in front, those who frequent the institution may lend us retired or as active a life us may best please their inclinations, Entering the almost palatial appear- Ing building, one finds the interior at- tractive and commodious, The recep- tion room impresses one with the home- likeness of the place. Through the reat plate window in the [ront ono looks out upon the beauties of the park. A large five place, with artistic mantel, suggests in contrast, the requiste for cheerfullness in the chilly evening time, Joading from the reception room is tho parlor for the wuse of the phy- eicians, and their room for exami- nations, consultation and treatment, together with a little dispensary, closeted at one side. Further along the hallway are bathrooms and toilet rooms, and private rooms for the use of patients in special cases, where constant care and continued attendance is required. Then there are the clubrooms proper, which are open to the use of all. Gumes are here provided and anything needful to make the time pass pleasantly. Tho tables in the reading room are strewn with the latest and best literature. Throughout the establishwent there 1s an air of real comfort and cieanliness, and competent judges declare it to be one of the most completely equipped in- stitutions in the west. The association is under the control of such well known citizens as W. J, Davenport of the C., B. & Q., City Mar- shal Temploton, Postmaster Treynor, City Auditor Gould and Colonel Tulleys. Mr. J. E. Harkness is the business dire: tor and Dr, Treynor the medical dir tor. tnterna- Necessities In the Tollet Department Offered at the Boston Store, Council Blully, In. Colaute & Co.’s Censussoap, one of the finest laundry soaps made, 8 cakes for 10 W. & H. Walker’s *Water Lily,” an excellent toilot soap, large cake for be. A genuine castile soup, a very fine toilet soap, 8 cakes for 10c. The Cotton Oil Co.’s Copco bath soup, I ge cake 10c or 3 for 25c. Olio D'Oliva Livorno, a pure castile soap, 7ca cake or 17¢ca case of 8 cakes. Boston Store glg:'urlnc soap, an ex- guisiwe toilet soap, b¢ a cake. Fels & Co.’s sunitary soup, fc a cake. Colgate & Co.’s castile soap 10c a cako or 3 for 25¢. Toroco’s toilet soap ¢ or 8 for 2 . Fels & Co.’s Carolina tar soap 9c, or 8 tor 25¢. The genuine Pears soap 124¢ a calie. Brown Windsor and glycerine, made by the Lady Grey Perfumery Co., 124c acake, Our 22¢ sonps, Heliotrope, W hite Liluc and Cash mere Bouquet. Cuticurn soap e u cuke. Cape May Bouquet 16 a cake, No. 4711 Whito Rose Giycorine, highly perfumed, 17¢, or 8 for Hic Best perfume extricts made b and Vail Bros, Philadelphia, | an ounce, Prue imported bay rum 50¢ u bottle, A very good bay rum for 25¢ a bowle, H. Micheison, St. Thomas, W Boan ., 250 rune, sold all over for 50¢; our prie Patti complexion bleach %160 per bottle J. A, Pozzoni’s fuce powder. known the country over and sold evorywhero for 50c; our prico 33c, Tdeal tooth powder 20¢ a bottle, O.C. 0. tooth powder with sample hottle perfume, 20¢ o cuse. BOSTON STORE, ForuegiNGuay, WHITELAW & Co., Couneil Bluffs, Ta. See us about WALL PAPER, WINDOW BIADES, CURTAIN POLES and adjustable window sereeus, suitable for any ordin- ary sized window, in two sizes, at 25¢ und dde each, — Jarvis 1877 brandy, sold by all doalers ene bl Reiter, thetailory 810 Broadway, has all the lutost styles and newest goods Bulislaction gunranteed [CONTINUED FROM FInsT PAGE.) thougkt ho had achance of recovery, al- thoughi they do not consider such a thing likely. They were not able to speak with as much ceriainty as they will today. A brother of whe injured man is expected to arrive from Sandwich, Iil., this morning, in Tesponso to telogram sent him immediately after the shooting took place. The coroner’s inguost will be resumed this morning at 10 o'clock. plbdo - Pastures for horses Georgo I, and cattle on Wright’s farm south of Coun- cil Bluffs; 500 acres blue grass; running water. For terms apply to James Raph at furm hovse opposite Wabash round lousewor address P, P.aWright, Bald- win bloc Jurvis wines, the oldest and best, [r-<catsiy Ogden house furnishes board and roum at popular prices; from 00 to .00 per month, according to room. Bluffs yesteraay with all the pomp and cet mony that usualiy accompanies this holiduy. 1y in the day the ladies of tho Grand Army post met at tho Merriam block for the purpose of making the wroaths and bouguets that were to be used iu decorating the graves of-tno fallen heroos, Tho first feature of the celebration. and the one In which the people of the city were most interested, was the parade. Bayliss park was crowded ana nil the streots in the vicinity from which a view of the forming of the procession could be obiained were lined with men, women and children, all of them eager to witness the passing of the parade. The crowds kept' commg for ully an hou and o half boforo 2:30 o'clock, the timo at which the procession started on its wa under the leadarship of L. B. Cousns, mar- shal of the d and his assistants, ‘The procession started ut the corner of Poarl streot and Willow avenno and moved northward on Peari to Broadway, where it turned cuto Main street, going to Paicyiew comctery by way of Washington and Oak- TH S LONG LEFT ARM [CONTISUED FROM SECOND PAC Victory for Slavin was out of the question after tne second round, When Went Out, In the eighth round Slavin was deprived of the use of his left eyo, both being weak, but Jackson continued to pile up marks on his side. In the ninth Slavin was whippea about the ring, making several bold stands agalnst long odds. The tenth lastea one minute and twenty-five seconds. The Australian was buffeted about the ring like a foot ball, and finally dropped, knocked out if ever a fighter was, The contest was for £2,000 in a twenty foot ring. BLUMENFELD, Other Ring Meetings. Bruniseroy, Ia., May 20.—|Spocial Tele- gram to Tue Bee. |~ Unusual 1nterest is be- ing taizen In sporting circles in the McCoy) Davis fieht, to oceuf this evening, some- where near the city, under the auspices of the Orchard City Athletic club, Tho stakes, ounting to $1,000, are properly postea, and thoe final details of the match wero arranged todny. McCoy has trained hard, but dis- crotely, for two weeks past, and is in the vink of condition, Davis is ‘said to be al- ways 1n condition. He will handicap Me- Coy by several pounds. A largo number of tickets have beon sold. The result ot the fight will probably not be known until late, DEADWOOD, S, D., May 80, —|Special Teln: gram to T J—Hanner and Hogan, local ghts, fought twenty-three rounds four miles south of Deadwood. on the F mont, Eikborn & Missouri Vailey railway, at bo'clock this morning. The fight wus with bare knuckles for a purse of £100 and Wwas won by Hanner. Hogan received ter- rible punishment, About sixty sports we: preseut. There have been no arrests. NEw Yok, May 30, —Burns whipped Cal McCarthy in eight rounds at the Coney Island Athletic club tonight, CELEBRATED SHOOTING, Shotgon Experts Burn a Little Powder Very Successtally. A regular and postponed shoot was held on the cluo grounds vesterday and owing to the land avenucs, ‘Most of the business and dwelling liouses along tho line of warch were guily decoratea with flags and streamers. The parade was beaded by a platoon of po- lice, bohind which came Dalboy’s band, dis- coursing martial music along the way. followed the members of Dodge o 250 Sons of Veterans, Postmaster Trey with his corps of mail carriers, a full répre- sentation from Abe Lincoin post Grand Army of the Republic, the’ Woman’s Relief corps, Encampment No. 8, Union Veteran legion, aud the Ladies auxiiary No. 17. Three wagons filied with children from the Chris- tan home were followed by the Danebo society. One of the most _interesting features of the parade was the Washington avenuo drum corps, composed of a dozen boys a dozen years old or thereabout, in full red, white and blue unifortas, who furnished music that sct tho feet of the hoary-headed veterans dancing. Then came the Veteran Firemen’s association in their now uniforms, 170 boys from the city schools, and the pro- cession \vas brought” toan end by tho fire department. At tho cemetery an interesting program was presented. Rev. Dr. A. B. Leonard, corresponding secrotary of the mission cioty of tho Methodist church, with hendquarters in New . delivered an eloquent adress along the usual lines af Decoration day orations. Rev. Crofts a poem, and Rov. (. W delivered an oration overthe unknown graves, Iho mterest of tho excrcises was increased by the excellent music which was furnished by Dalbey’s band and a large chiorus of school children, who have been in training for a number of weeks past for this ovent. Uhelittle folks displayed the groatest en- thusiasm in their singing, Atthe conclusion of tho nrogram the soldiers’ graves to tne number of avout 150 1 the cometery were decorated with flags and bouquets, et Ousof the myt sictontag hoadaches is ausea by railroad traveling. Bradycrotine revents and cures it, — Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp'd. Have you seen the wonderful Hurd refrigerators, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves—light like gas—absolutely sufe. At Cole & Cole’s, 41 Main street. pes S ial Special for This W Wreaths at 15, 20c, de and 75, Childrea’s hats, 23¢, 50c, T3¢ and §1.25, Discount of 10’ per cent on all trimmed goods till_further notice. Miss I, L. Ragsdalo, No. 837 Broadwuy. ndy siy Jarvis 1877 1 gold medals. Chapman discounts every dealer on screen doors und windows. See him before you place your orders. 19 Bryant street. —_— Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest test. Death of Ira Platner, Tra Platnar, one of the oldest residents of Council Bluffs, died yesteraay morning at his home, after along illness. He was born in Cherry Valley, N. Y., January 9, 1817, and arrived in "this city at the age of 34 years. For over forty years be has lived in the Bluffs, and during that time he has been a prominent figure in local affairs. He leaves five children—Marshal Platner, Mrs, W. A. Mynster, Cbarles C. Platner, 'A. D. Platner and Clay B. Platner. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from bhis late residence, 233 Viae strect, — Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, i, writes “F'rom personal exporionce I can racommen DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, a cure for impuro vlood and genoral dovility.” ——— Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, catarrh, throat, Shugart block, Council Bluffs, Jarvis Wine Co., Santa Clara, Cal. e Swanson Music Co.. Masonic temple. e L The ladies of the Temple Baptist church wilt serve dinner and supper at Musonic temple on Decoration day. e Z U Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. —_— W. H. Gray, the Hotel Gordon chef is the gentleman who prepared the Grand banquet. Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo, river channel ice. Mulhollund & Co. Tel. 162 i Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 8,4, 5, 6, 7 und 8 o clock. Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest. safest, hest uiiia d il laldee DeWitt’s Sarsuparilla cleanses the bloo DEVASTATED Bi A CYCLOAE, Audrain County, Missourl, Visitea Fierco Windstorm, Mexico, Mo., May 80,—A cyclone devas- tated the nofthern part of this (Auurain) county last night, Barns and houses were Llown down, crops torn up, orchards ruined sud trees uprootea from the ground. A cloud- burst followed the cyclone, flooding the dey- astated district, r The house of Henry Berry was levelled to the ground, bLut none of the fawily was seri- ously hurt. Willlam Brenton's house was demolished. Ofite eloven occupants, Alvin Brenton and Mes. W. C. Brenton were tho only ones badly hurt, and their injuries are not dan- gerous, by » ———— DoWitt's Sarsaparilia destroys such pol. 8008 as sorofuly, skin disease, czewa, rheu- mausw. Its timely use saves many lives, e Flooded by & Cloudburst, Wenn Crry, Mo.,May #0.—A ternific cloud- burst flooded this eity and the surrounding country last uight. ‘The water fell in groat massos and flooded the streets to the depth of eighteen inches on the lovel. All the lead and zine miues in the eity are flooded nearly 10 their tops and the loss' will be enoriuous. i A sore throat or cough, if suffered to pro- Kress, often results in an incurable throat or lung trouble. “Brown’s Brouchial Troches' Kive lustant relief, high wind that prevailed the scores were ot up to their usual standard. The Omaha Gun ciub shooting park is located on the highest ground around the city and when the w is at a standstill in town it blows a g FULL OF MEANING A Short Statehi$ht That Tells Much—A Well-Known Busi- ness Man P\’ll\' Himselfon Record—Daafness and Catarrh Success- fully Froated, Mr. Charles Ko's€l¥r, a residont of Omaha for 23 years, and doing business at 12141216 South M3thistreet, ir answor 10 a vecent inquiry, say Three yoars a o I bezan tareh to suffer from ca 1ts anpr onch Was slow, but stead 7 dually folt its inerensing hotd upon ne. and night T was obliged to hawk nnd %pit to keep my throat and nose from filling up My throat became extremely sore and raw from thisconstunt effort to clear ity My nose beeame entirely closed. so T could not broathe through It at all—neither day nor night. Every morning I woke up with and throat dry and parched, prevented sleep, out and misers After belng i zan (o lose my ZFew poorer ev my mouth My condition 0se mornings tired cond tion one year I be- which. for two yoars, Ay deafness greatly ory ¢ interferod with my 158, as it was ver, difficuitfor mo to carry on coaversation with my customers, ox constant ringing in my ears. After recelving trentment from Drs, Cope- Iand and Sheprd for a short time. Tam much it and nose are nearly well, [ the frecly throu h my nose. hearing {s greatly hencflited, and becoming better every day sieep and rest well at night. [ um stiil” under treatment and look for u perfect cute In a short time. the park. Several visitors were present and the voys all had a good time, VISITORS' SCORES, ~Maxy" ... 01000 00111 11100 10111 11101—15 Reed.... 0001100 11110 1T O1TL 1110120 Brown /000 11001 0101 000110 01110 01111 Hawks .. 00111 0110 01111 01001 1000i—14 Smith S HIOL AL 1011 11110 S 101100 0i111 01011 01111 < 10011 10000 11110 10000 CLUB SCORES. 01011 11111 11110 11111 1OIL 131LL 01111 04100 11110 01050 01111 11001 10111 ‘Townsend 1011 1110 1111 Gwinn 10101 01111 0111 Brewer! L 10011 10111 Huyhes. 10LLL TL101 1111 Gwinn 1101 1111 11110 Keunedy 1L 11101 11101 Townsend.... 00111 01110 (0111 0110) Nuson . I 1L Colll 11011 Fo; 10011 1011 10111 10011 Browe S1011 11110 11011 11091 00111 ~19 es In Omaha, Yesterday the husky young men who love to disport themselves in the sun, kept the ball bounding over vacant lots as follows: Paxton & Gallagher, 1 Rector, Wilhelmy company. 3. Buckingnams, 27; Auditor of Disbursements, 2. Red Cross, Seven- teenth Streot Stars, . Cudaby Rexs, 1 Swift's Winchesters, 12, twelve iunings. Omaha Bees, 0; Acmes, 03 callea by a pol man. Cathedrals, Outside Stars, 5. Twenty-seventh Street Stars, 9; Iort Omaba, 7; morning. Twenty-seventh Street Stars, 113’ Four Corners, 1; afternoon. rlseait il ey DeWitt's Sarsaparilia cleanses the blood, incresses the appetite and tonos up the sys- tem. It has venefittea many poople who have suffered from blood disorders. It will help you. WEATHER FOREUCAST. (o) CE OF WEATHER BUREAU, Oxala, May 30, A storm s contral this evening in indian Territory. It will probably move north- eastward toward the lakes. Northerly winds prevail over the west and northwest, and easterly winds in the Mississippi valley. Heavy rains have fallen in Kansas, and gen- erally rainy weather prevails west of the lower Missouri river. n the upper Missouri valley the weather is fair and cooler. There is o belt of high temperature extending northeastward from Texas aud a tongue of low temperature extending down to Colorado from the extreme Lorthwest. “or Kastern Nevraska,Omaha snd Vicinity —Threatening, probably rainy weather; slight change in temperature during Tues- day. Cooler on Wednesday. Wasiixeros, D. C., May 80.—For Ne- braska and lowa —Fair Tuesday, except light showers in castern Iowa; shghtly cooler in lowa and warmer by Tuesday night 1 Nebraska; varible winas, For North and South Dakota—Generally fair, warmer by Tuesday night; variavle winds. For Missouri, Kansas and Colorado—Show- ers, followed by fair in Western Colorado; slightly cooler, except stationary tempera- ture in Colorado; northwest winds. Y Disease never successfully attacks a tem with pure plood. DeWitV's Sarsapari = makes pure, new blood und enriches the old. N i ”» s Wings $2.25 A MONTH Cadie.) ]HEATMENT TWICE A DAY, Specilic Oxyoen Produces Naturally PURE RICH BLOOD! BEAUTIFUL COM- PLEXIONS! 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Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 850 to $500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- ease I cannot cure without mercury. Tape Worms removed in two or three hours, or ng pay. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured. THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physician who can tell what alls a person without asking a questions g rictly confidential, Medicing oo Ty eprese. Addres il Totter 10 6. W. Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Wo gend_the marvelous French tomedy CALTHOS free, and n 1agal guarant: ATOP CUR that CAryHos will Diach: & Ei e Use it and pay if satisfied. Addross, VON MOHL CO., o o O MO, 0 CITIZENS STATE BANK 0f Councll Blu 8150,000 80,000 Net Capital an1 Surplus. ... 830,000 Directors—J, . Kdnaadson, B L Snag ) Glonwon, 1. B, fart. 1 A, Milior. J. V. [lho1ain and Charlos I Hnnaun. Transictenerl banks ing business. 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Appliazces for Medical and n minutes' ride fro d Counetl Bly hest style of the url rics muade to look thers cleane | by ste ner, Work promptly do purts of Uhe country, 8 New Restorativs Ali_communic IREE: BOOK 70 MEW, 1 AND BEL rout- L POWER. Persons un- o treated at hom tions c ts sent Ly nrely packed, no marks to One personal n- consult us or send d wo will send In p Upon I'rivate, or Nervous Dis: ioet un | Varico- ool ilis, Deformlities & Truses. y inthe Westof DE#FO.¢ - '’ USSES, ELECLIRIG . Surgical Institute, | 26th and Broadway, Coanoil Blu¥s, T ter of Omahy on trio motor line. m ce TS ole | Qrorac [ St ote SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFF3, YOR SALE-Extra fine, thoroughbred, Jer- sey oull, s0lid color, registored stoe months oid First streot @ anything for sale or trado see e, Hroadivay aud Maln streat. 10) ncres » 2) nores For barzatns 1l on or write Blafs A tarms for salo. 1 In Harrison county, $10.0) fmproved, £20.00: 8) acres, § in oy ka far toJohnsons& atten, ol Fw NT—Dweillngs n all parts of th clty. E ML Shonfo, Broadway and Maln, I“U]l SALE 10 SIX-room cottage ln good o o 1ot price $1.000 ensy paym L L. S way and 1o, Broad« and Conmission—Stoves, furn . stored and sold on commission & tos. L. Kinnebau, 520 Brond way lowest N lnvestmont © . New doubis I situated at Nos. 114 and 10 8, 7th St., Couns el bluffs, Iniprovoment, new and first- house, contaius 1 rooms. ¢ bath room pantroys 10 closcts, front wnd back statrs, and co'd wator servico, gas, ot worth 88500, will sollat w birenin and solicit bonos file offers. Forest Smith, Baldwin block, Counell Blufts, JROR SALETwo-story brick dwelling, twa tenunts, six roots oach; centrally loented on Clectric MOtOF track: prico 8K0J0.00, loss norten 0 wili trade for land, B, H. Sheafe, Broad way and Main streot. FOOR SALE-O wonts. frult and i Blullts, B H. iall on lwnd near Cours Hroadway and Main streot or stroet, two-story lent repalr, soven hoand all modorn conventoneos) % 1i. Kheate. Broad way wnd Maln For v 628 Myn framo dwolling in” exc: OO &, Larzest und wos! t i the west, doing from 86,000 to #7001 181 bus noes: onthi b 1t odsol. wpiendid hu case on buliding M LB ars, DESIBABLE oftice roous. for rant in Brown ouliding, front ng on Poar 1 Maln N s or 11 ¢, Cory, streots, with ferms apply oo G, . ents fo JoUR BENT- 00 o With 9 rooms, fu helts, one of the m Council Biuf Sheale, Bro; POR SAL A vonne ments. 1 JOR Kt Fourth stro JOOR RENT—G iy celi A avenue. dwelling baih. electria Idences in nth . ir e, $5.00 nd Madn st vay four-room dwelling on i small monthly py Brondwiy and Mal 1t , 1. o 1o of tho best Carrigg flats on n rnlshe. Leonard Everett. ebraska lanas in exehang, aluble hardware I stroot. urnitue fixtures lonse and iotel with 40 rooms in a good il trado for stock of gonerul ieafe, Broadway and Nebraska ity merchandis Main stroet. OR SA ing no; &5 ensh Sheafc QOR Fifth o ance in mont Broadway and TopR SALE A Ing. Lot 1918 1ifth I imfortable tive room dwell- “alrmount park. Price, $1.800, nee in monthly nents. E.H. Iway and Maln streot. oom_dwell- v prico #00, wiil od lorses n trado and bulunce In vonthly payments, B 1L Shoafe. Brond way and Main streets. Joon sA A Six-room frame COUNCIL BLUFéS STEAM DYE WORQS 11 kindsof Dyeing and Qleunin : dono in th dod anl stainod 18 good as o 1 end for prico list. Beno block, Council Bl and every other grado demanded by all classes of trad BIYS OLD STAND , il Bluffs, BROADWAY, Coun C. A MACUHA - PROPRIETOR. s Northwestara Dapos i 10 vA. Ci Q ttorneys at law Prac Sims & Saunders —JLm ey s federal courts. Roows 4 4 und b 1YS, Lo G B MYRERe FINE FURNITURE, dwol ue. cor. 20th st., price #1400, wdivay and Main sts. JoR —Eight-room dwelling, 221 W L inzton modern style and conven- fences, in oxi nt repuir, rent . Sheate, Broudway and Main’ sts. {OR SALE—Stock of grocerles, dry goods, notions und shoes. prico #1300, will' tuke renl stite in purt, nust huave 3500 cash. E. hoafe. Broadw nd Maln sts, asmall town Haw an ice —The only hotel s from Council Blu 1 parlor with good trad niture in- olces ut 1,000, building 82,000, Will trade for #ood residt Council Biufrs, u Snup for the . 1. Shoufe, Broad= way und Maln st — ey ORDINANCE NO. 3073 An orainance decl the bank of earth on sub lot 13 of lot pitol addition n nufss ance and ordering sald bank graded down, Be It orduined by the city council of the clty of Omah Section 1. That the bank of earth fn the front part of sub lot 13 of fot Y, Capitol addi- tion to the eity of Omahn, on tho south side of U street and 24th sty nd thesamels hereby declured (0 be o nul © and the sald nulsince is horeby ordered nd required to Le abated 1 pping and gradinz down the front_portion thereof so us 10 prevent the fallinz, wusting or wishing of earth on the sidewalk on the south side of ljacent thereto, ho owner of said lot 15 hereby nd required to ubate said nuisance ade down sufd 1ot ns herein required within fifteen duys from the s id ap- proval of th nezlect- rd of publie tored to cruse sald grading 1A report the cost thereof for ne- inst said lot. 5. That this ordinance take effect und be In foree from and after its pass- age. assed May 17th, 1802, ¥ i JOUN GROVES, Hurney street betw be City Ulerk, L P, DAYI: 1 Moy sl EEaideR City Cous roved B 18Lh, 182 APPIoYSA HbY 0. P. BEMIS, Mayor. HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, YHEHICLES O AL STYILLEKSY AND GRADES, LARGEST STOCK, Office and Repository Nos. 12, 14 and 16, 4th Street, BEST GOODS, LOWEST PI RICES, ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. Warehouse, Corner gth and Broadwa