Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1892, Page 3

. agy -~ 1 S N THE OMAHA BEE. | NEWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS COUNCIL BLUFFS + - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. OFFIC Teiivered ty Carrier to any partot the City | ILW. TILTON, - MANAOER . 3 Tusiness Office, 4 PLEPHONEs | RSN GTOE bbbt 111108 2 I CLIPAITINL L NINOR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Saopbloci. The Woman's Relief corps will meet this Afternoon at ¢ o'clock in Grand Army of she Republic hall, Urity Guild of Grace church will meet ik tegular session this afternoon at 2:30 o’clocn 1t tho residence of Mrs, Kiugsbury on Goula wvenue, Morn.ngside, The funeral of John Wade took place yes- werday afternoon st bo'clock from Lstep's ,andertaging rooms, The remains were in- /terred in Fairview cemetery Complamt has been mado to the city suthorities that cortain parties are making a practice of dumping offal of all sorts over tho leveo into the river at the head of Fifteenth street, Frank Carroll, charged with keeping a sa loon, took a change of venue yesterday from superior court to that of Justice Hawnier, and will bave a preliwinary heuring Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The first picnic of the season will ba given by the Scheutzen Verein club of this city next Sunday at their grounds neur Lako Munawa. Prize shooting wiil be vne of the smusements of the day. Avrangements are boing made by whicn it Is expected that a switch will bo put in “at tho corner of Broadway and Ninth street and electric traius will be vun from Omaha to Manawa at certain hours of the day. The High school commencement exercises will take pluce at tho opera house tonight, boginning promptly at 8 o'clock. All who attend are requested to be present at that No 73 timo in_order that the exercises may not be interrupted. Two vags were given fifteen days apiece yesterday in police court for vagrancy. Jobn Murpby, charged with assaulting his wife, was dischurged with a warning that he and his wife would both be jailed unless thoy stopped quarreling. The rogular semi-monthly meeting of Golden Kod camp No. of A., will be held this evonitg iv Knights of Pythias hall on Main street at 8 o'clock. It is desived that all of the members be present. A good program of entertainment has been provided. A suit has been commenced in the district -court by Samuel Huns to recovor 12,000 from the Laramio Plains Land and Cattle company, Ora Haley, John Dowlin and Johu B. Rush, the face of several notes which ho claims he was Incuced by tho defendarts to sign by falso pretensos while interested with him 1n & western stock venture. Samucl Williams, who lives in Duck Hol- low, 18 the owncr of a Wolf - which hus gotten him into trouble. The ponndmastor claimed the woll was a dog, and Wiliiams claimed 1t was & wolf, and as the poundmaster had tho wuthority of the law on his side, he arrested Williams, Williams claims that it costs so much 1o keep the wolf that ho can hardly £upport bis family, to say nothing of paying dow taxcs, and means to fight tho cuse to the end. Ho will have a hearing this- morning in police court. e STRAW MAT SALE At the Boston Store, C: Our New York uneil Bluffs, Tn. buyer having pur- chased nmanufacturer’s stock of 150 dozen children’s and misses’ straw hats at 25¢ on the dollar, we will put them on sale today at prices that will readily clear them, See show window.” Th rango in price from 19¢ to Now is a chance to get a straw hat at a nom- inal cost, BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGIIAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta. — Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. Ogden house furnishes board and room at popular prices; from $25.00 to $35.00 per month, according to room. e — Juryis 1877 brandy, highest test. — PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Judge A. B. Thornell of Sidoey was in tho city yosterday, John Schoentgen is attending the Nicara- gua convention at St. Louis, Miss Olla Cook has return ed’ from a visit with frierds in Lincoln, Neb. Miss Angie Wickham left yesterday for Colfax, la., where she will visit the family of James Fenlon, Miss Lizzie Donahey has returned from Kearney, Neb., for a fow weeks visit with relatives and friends. Miss Boatrice Linley loft yesterday for Winterset, In., to visit her triend Miss Maud Wilkinson, who graduates from the Winter- set High school tod Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Hart loft last ovening where Mr Hart will repre- sent this district as a delogate to the na- tional republican convention. They were ac- companicd by D. L. Heinsheimer of Glen- wood, who is also a delegate, Mrs. PleliYe 'y Emporlums Are headquarters for hats, bonnets and everything in the line of millinery, and on June 1 and after we will sl all hats, lafest styles, at and below cost. Call and_bo convinced. No trouble to show goods. Children’s und babies’ hats all prices. Salo_includes both stoves, 202 and 341 Broadway. ——— Chapman discounts every dealer on scrcen doors and windows. See him before you place your orders. 19 Bryant street. | Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp’d. | Internutional Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 First avenue, Council Bluffs, Tn. For cure of alcobol and opium disense. | Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 o'clock. Thugs in the Barn, Three fellows were found about o'clock Wednesday nightin J. H. E. Clark’s ru_on Scvenh streot, just south of Willow avenue. They were in the hay-loft, where they had appareutly taken up their lodging for the night, when they wero discovercd by the boy who takes care of Mr, Clark’s borse. Tho owner of the place was notified of the find, but bofore he could get to the barn they had flown. As they legged it through the alloy the boy caught a glimpse of them aud they nmvered the description, so far s he could of thoe two fellows, who, fifteen minutes r, commitied the robbery at the corner of Fitth avenue snd Eighih sireet. During the afternoon three fellows werealso seen banging arcund otber tarns in tho vielnity apd their yescriptions huye been furnished :,Im )olice 1n the hope thot they may be run own. Jurvis wines, tha oldest and best. | Strawberry short cike at Masounic wewple, Saturduy, June 4. | Mo Was Merely Drunk, Cuarles Whitmore caused & row night be- foro lustat the Western bouse by undertak- ing to clean out the entire force of chamber- paids, waiters and cooks becsuse their stylo of botel fare dia not suit bis taste, and yosterday was brought before Judge McGeo after @ tulul was given o ten day meal cket for the Hotel de Tewpleton in order 1hut he might have an opportunity 1o com- pare 1he two kinds of cooking. s B, Have you seen the wonderful Hurd 10 rigerutors, the newost and best out; ih : genine New Process and Quick Meal vunor stoves—light like gas—absolutely tufe. At Cole & Cole's, 41 Muin streqt. ————— Ewonson Music Co., Masoalc temple. James Maher Tinally Released on Habeas Corpus Procsedings, HE IS DETERMINED TO LEAVE TOWN Several Citizens Intimate Thelr Desire to Assist Him in Every Possible Way in This Direction—Local Nows Notes Yesterday morning 1n the superior conrt a petition for a writ of habeas corpus was tiled by cames Maher, ana Sheriff Hazen was served with an order to oring him be- fore Judge McUiee at 9 o'clock. Maher was accordingly brought up for a hearing and forovor an bour all the partiss interested waited for the appearanco of the county attorncy. At last Judge McGee decided not to wait any longer for the county attornoy, and he asked Marshal Templeton if he had uny charge to make against the de- fendunt. He statod thut he had not and the chief of police said the same thing. The court ordered Maher discharged. A few minutes after the county attorney arrived on tho scene but did not show much wrath over the discharge of Muher, An order was also given for the ro'esse of Tom Uallaghan, the hack driver who voluntarily gave himself up 1o Chief Scaalan for sato keeping on the night when Maber was arrested. Maber, it is said, intonds to leave Council Biuffs. He has come to the conclusion that his talents require o broader fiela than this aud he does not want to huvo them lie unde- veloped for want of a good place to exercise them. Eveu since the verdict of tho corc- ner's jury was rendered many well known citizens have spokon in favor of organizing a virilance committeo for the purpose of run- ning Mabier and the rest of his gaog out of town, and it is bardly likely thatbe will meet with much opposition in s alieged de- termination to seck his fortuno elsewhere, e “Lato to bed and carly to rise will shorten the road to your home in the skies.” But carly to bed and a “Little Early Riser," the il that maxes ifo longer and better and wiser. — Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safost, hest —— A Line of Bargains. We are headquarters for lawn mowers, refrigerators, gusoline stoves and bioy- cles. The Hercules lawn mower cuts grass a foot high, A 12, 14 or 16-inch lawn mower for only $5.00. Gasoline stoves $3.00 to $5.00. Most complete line es in the city. SHUGART & SON, 11 South Main street. ———— Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, catarrh, Shugart block, Council Blufts, Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods. Satisfaction yuaranteed. Filling Up the Lowlands, The city council met yesterduy afternoon as a board of health to take action with reference to the numerous complaints that have been coming 1n on account of the stag- nant pools that have accumulated in various parts of the city during tho last few weeks. A" resolution was adopted recommendiog the city marshal bo instructed to notify the owners 1o ruiso their lots to a suflicient grade so that the water could run away. The following lots are included iu the resolution: Lots 8, 9and 12, block 12: lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 0 and 10, block 15, and lot 8, bleck 14, all in Hyatt's subdivision; lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 15 and 18, block 6, William’s addition. The eugineer was authorized to take the necessary steps to drain lots 1, 2 ana 3, in block 4; lot 6, 1n block 11, and all of blocks 22, 80 and 31, Riddle’s subdivision, and blocks R ana O, in Curtis & Ramsocy’s addition. He was also instructed to make a survey in order to find out the best mode of draining Mill addition from the Coristian Home to Avenue A on lots where stagnant water exists. The council took a trip to the reservoir i response to the petition of several of the property owners and made an examination of the repairs now being made, but no action was taken. e Mrs. Winslow's Soothing of all remedjes for children centsa bottle. vrup is the best teething. 2 Jarvis 1877 brandy six gold medals. W. H. Gray, the Hotel Go:don chef is the gentleman who prepared the Grand banquet. ———— Jarvis Wine Co., Santa Clara, Cal. | Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo. river channel ice. Mulholland & Co. Tel. 162 e Ready to Try Criminals, For the past three days the district court has been occupied with the trial of the case of tho Citizens State bank against the Union Pacific Railway company, one of the cases in which the,stock of the Union Eleva- tor company is in dispute. Only one car load of corn was involved, but the taking of evidenco occupied the whole of the threo dnys without intermission. Last ove- ning, stiorily before the hocr for adjourning court, the last of the evidence was 10, and tho jury was taken into the library room, where the attornoys will spead the greater part of today, probably, in making their arguments, Disease nover successfully attacks a sys- tom with pure-olood. Dewitt's Sarsaparilla makes pure, new blood and eariches the old. s —_——— Jar vis 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers — The ladies of Trinity church will serve hot dinner and supper in Masonic tem- ple, Saturday, June 4. e Pastures for horses and cattle on George I. Wright's farm south of Coun- oil Bluffs: 500 acres blue grues; running water, For terms apply to James Raph at farm liovse opposite Wabash round house, or address ', P, Wright, Bald- win block. —_—— ANNOUNCEMENTS, “The County Fair,” at Boyd's new theater this evening, as its title suggests, is a story of the country. Icsscenoof action is laid 1n New England, and is charactors are as true to life as a rag weed by a dusty road. Itis doscribed as a laughable and bright comedy, with an excellent dramatic flavor, ‘The appearance of the two favorite come- dians Chariie Reed and Willlam Collier at Boyd's new theater for four nights aud Wednesday matinee commencing on Sunday evening in the result of their joint efforts eu- titled “'Hoss und Hoss,” 1s announced, Nellie McGuire, tne London favorite: Albini, the magician ; Randall, the whistling Pautd; Clilton & Gallagher, sketches; the Indian Albino chils umbo, the big ox; Mc- Millisa’s collection, Muller panorama, the wire king and the paluter, who does an oil aiuting o oue minute and gives them to the ady visitors, constituto s very strong bill this week at Wonderland, One of the bost quartettes on the stage, the Abbott, will bo ueard next week at Boyd's in “Hoss and Hoss.) Manager Smyth evidently believes that the pudlio wants good music, for every one of the twenty odd members of this company is & siuger. Reod & Collier, the well Known comedians, aro the prime faciors in “Hoss and Hoss.” —— Dr. Birney's Catarrn Powder ocure catarrh, For sale by all druggists. 5) ceats —_—— Dakota's Linen Mill, ‘The beneficiul effects of the McKiuley bill are being felt in Dakota, as the following fact will bear witness. Collector Alexander was called to Sioux Falls yesterday toinspect aud reloase two car loads of Lwes mil wa- chinery thatis to be put in & linen mill in that pushing town immediately. This is tne first consignment of the macbinery for this large mill, and soveral more car loads will follow shortly. There is a great deal of flax being raised in Dakota pow, and the estab- lishment of this mill will doubtiess stimulate the industry. STILL - MISSING. | Mystery of supervisor Morrow's Disappear- ance Unsolved—Some Theorles, Missovrt Vartey, Ia, June 2.-[Special ‘clegram to Trie Bee,] —Supervisor Morrow is still missing. Every pond, lake and stream in the vicinity of River Sioux has been carefaily draggod without rosults, The two men arrested on suspicion of murder had a prelimivary hearing today, but were discharged, there being 1o evidence to war- rant holding them. It has become rather generally belioved that Mr. Morrow became dementea and is somewhera in concealment. A report became current today that he had in his hands at the timo of his disappearance a considerable amount of counly funds. Little stock can bo taken in this swory as Mr. Morrow was known us a man of tho strictest integrity in both bis public and private deals ings. Finlshed Thelr Business. Buntixotos. la., June 2.—Speoial Tele- gram to Tue Ber)—The sixth division of railway mail service men finished their bus- iness here by the clection of the following ofticers: President, C. D. Boun of Oakdale, Neb.; vice president, J. P. Dopaw, Des Moines, Ia.; sccrotary and treasurer, J. C. Wallace, Burlington. 1 Delogates to the national convention: _ James Suliivan, Quiney, and C. L. Schaffer, Chicago; alter- nates, J. H. Mallibitn, Cheyonne, Wyo., and E. F.'MeDonald, Rock 1slaud. Dunkards to Meet Today, DAR RAvins, Ta, June 2.— [Special Tele- gram to Titz Ber.]—Large numbors of Ger- man Baptists or Dunkarde aro arriving on the incoming trains from all parts of tho country for the opening of tho aunual con- vention of this body of Christians which convenes in this city tomorrow. From 12,000 1o 15,000 people are expected to be in attend- ance. The sessions will be held in a largo tabernacle erected especialiy for the occasion in the eastern part of the city. Catholle Total Abstl Stovx Crty, In, June 2.—After private busiuess sessions yesterday in annual con- vention the Iowa branch of the Catholic Total Abstincnce Union of America closed this morning with the cclebration of high mass. The following officers were elocted: President, Rev. J. J. Garland, Kagle Grove: vico president, M. D. O'Connell, Fort Dodge secretary, Dr. Thomas Hutchinson, Sioux y; treasurer, John_Clancy, Clinton; state lecturer, Rev. E. W. Fowler, Sioux City. nee Union. O'Dovley Must Hang. Consixg, Ia., June 2.—|Special Telogram to Tne Bee.|—The jury tonight returned & verdict of murder in tho first degree against James O'Doolay, charged with tho murder of Mrs. Lucinda Coons and little daughter Nellio at Prescott on May 11, ana fixed the penaity at death. o e i AMUSEM, T8, Judged by the standard of how far it holds the truthful mirror, up to nature, makes vital types of humaaity live and move aud have their being before us, *“The County Fair” must be classed among the best plays on the American stage. The Boyd was filled last evening and the audience was particularly appreciative. Mr. Barvard’s work is @ comedy-drama true to life and refreshingly frec from all the frills seemingly aeemed essentials in so mauy of the later so-called “irealistic” dramas, = Lts presentation by the present company is as nearly perfect as it could will be.” The setting it receives at tho Boyd is particulaily to be admired. The Miss Abby of Miss Marie Bates is a keenly cut character study, consistently expressed throughout, 8o that one looking on feels at once and constantly that just such a positive. practical, big-hearted, God-fearing New Iingland woman lives and is lovavble—an admirable bitofacting. Miss Ella Salisbury’s Sailie tempts suporlatives, so unobtrusively effective, sweet and sufficient it is. Taggs, in the care of Miss Margaret May, delights everybody and proves that such a character may bo perfestly presentad without any of the suggestive vulgarity of voice, mien and costume that 80 often disfigures what aro called ‘“soubrette’” parts in melodrama. Mr. Burton’s Otis Tucker is @ iiving man, Tim and Joel are also well presented. The chubby little tot who makes such merriment at the husking fairly captures the love of all. To many the horse racing incident will appear the greatest scene of all, ond without doubt “realism’ has scored & triumph in it; others may more deeply ap- preciate the humor and character that inform the trivial round of the farm—all must feel better with themselves and with the workaday world after making friends with the honest men and loving women whose fortunes were saved and rounded at “the county fair,” —— Federnl Building Notes, ‘The evidence in the Leighty case in the federal court was all in before noon yesterday and the attorneys began to make their argu- ments. It scomed 10 be the prevailing opin- on that the prosecution had not made a strong case. Tho sale of stamps at the Omaha postoffice for the month of May last past amounted to £18,081.62 and the sale of envelopes to &b, 095.91. This is an increase over the sales of last year of soveral thousand doliars. The sale of stamped envelopes last month at the Omaha office was the largest in the history of the ofiice. The Methoaist conference helped to swell the aggregate. The bulk mail was very largely increascd by the same cause. C. W, Fletcher and F. Sherman county were acraigned in fed- eral court upon a charge of selling | liquor without u legal permit. Fletcher con- tributed 25 and MclInterf £10 to the United States treasury and they were released with the injunction that they might go and sin no more. The jury in the case of the United IStates againet Laichty was instructed and sent out to deliberate yesterday afterncon about 4 o'clock. At 0 o'clock last night the jury was still out. S. Mclaterf of e Davitt Wounded in a Fight, DunLiy, June 2,—At a meeting held in the town of Navan, county Meath, to select can- didates to oppose the Furnellites in the com- ing election, Michael Davitt was chosen to contest North Meath. A collision took place between the Paroellites and visiting dele- ates and a florce struggle ensued, in which r. Dayitt received a severe wound on the head, William O'Brien and Thomas J. Con- don, M. P., who wera with the nationalists, several clergymen and others were roughly used. R Enroute to Minneapolis, Corumnus, Neb., June 2.—([Special Tele- gram to L'uk Bee. |—The deiozates and sight- scers from Utab to the Mioneapolis conven- tion passed through here today in iwo couches, which were transferred 1o the Sioux City branch at this point. They were filled with pleuty of republican enthusiasm. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counell Blurs Capltal steo's ... . Burplus und Profits, Net Oapltal an 1Surplus Directors —J. L. duuidson, Gleason, K. 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INFIRMARY THENT f i 22 —OF (S\LL-— # 4 wa will pay_ratlroad fare | | ersrespectively of the ! cop | spec | and place aforesaid, xnd make any o s of those We have oured who have given | NOTICE OF ASSE:! AGES FOR GRADI To the owner: real estate aion: to Spencer street. You are heraby MENT OF DAM- G 22D STREET. ots, parts of lots und t from Locust street notified that the under- ed, three disinterested frecholdors of the city ofOmahahave beon duly uppointed by the mayor, with the upproval of the city conncil of suld'eity, to assess the dumuzo to the own- roperty affected by streot from Locust to Spenc lared necessary by ordinance ay id. 1802, approved Muy 4th, 180 ro further notifed. that huvin a sald appointment, und d as required by law, June, A. D, 1812, ut the hour of 10 on, ut the office of T, Brunner, room 1, Ware block, within the corporate limits of sald city, meet for the purpose of considering king the assessment of d e to the owners respoctively of said property, afected by suld erading. “taking into consideration al benefits, if any. You ure notified t0 bo present at the time grading to or statenients concerning of dumages as you m aid”ass J Omaha, May 25, 1892, ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. (OR BALE—Extra fine, thoroughbred, Jer- sey oull, solid color. registered stock; 14 months old. 725 8. First street. F YOU have anything for salc or trado seo E. H. Sheate, Broadway and Maln street. 40 TOWA farms for sale. Improved 16) acres in Harrison county, 819.0) per acre: 12) ucres improved, §2).00: 8) acrea. 817.0). For barzains in fowa ana Nebraska furms call on or write toJohnson & Van Patten, Council Bluffs. JFOR RENTDweilings in all parts of the clty, E. IL Sheafe, Broadway and Main. OR SALE—A frame six-room cottage In good repair, zood sized lot. price #1600, casy payments or trade. E. H. Sheafe, Broad- way and Muln street. QTORAGE and Commission—Stoves, furni- wure, ote., stored und sold on commission at lowest rates. L. Kinnenuu, 32 Broadway. N investment oarzain. Now doublo house situated at Nos. 114 and 1 6 8 7th & cil blufr: Improvement, now und i house, us 14 rooms. 2 bath room pantreys, 10 closots, front und back stairs h cold water service, gas, ete., worth 86,500, will sell ata birzain and solicit bono- fide offers. Forest Smith, Baldwin block, Council Blufrs. ont: LE—T1wo-story brick dwelling, two hi centrally located on electric’ motor track: price $1,030.00, less mortgage of $,500; will trade for land. E, H. Shenfe, Broudway and Muln streot. F{OR SALE—On small payments. frit and garden lund near Council Blufts, . 1L Bheafo. Broadway and Main streot. FQR RENT—G: frame dwellin rooms. rent, Mynster stroet, two- zin"excellent rep buth snd all modern convenience E. 11, Sheafe, Broad way and Main, OR- SALE OR RENT—Larzest and m profituble ment market in the west, do from $5,001.00 to §7.000. 0 cash business bank book will show 1t; gilt edged, splendid business chance: 3 years' leaso on bullding M, Bee office Council Bluffs. DESIRABLE offico rooms for ront in Brown building, fronting on Pearl and Main streets, with all modern conveniences. For terms apply to A. B. Nichoias or H, C. Cory, room 6, agents for building, JOR KENT—020 Sccond avenue dwelling with 0 rooms, furnace, ranze, buth, electrio 11, one of the most dosirable residences in Council Bluffa; rent, £65.00 per month, k. 1. Shoufe, B ay and Main street. OR SALE Avenuo B; pr. 5 ments. K. H. Sheafe, B POR RENT—Two of the bes! Fourth street. IOR SALE—Nebraska lands in exchange for stock of clean saluble hardware. E. I Sheafe, Brondway and Malin strect. IOR SALE—Furnitue fixtures leaso and 200d will of hotel with 40 rooms in u good Nebraska city: will trade for stock of zeneral merchandise. E, I. Sheufe, Broadway und Main strect. room dwellinz on monthly pay- d Miln, 28 flats on ust facilities, apparitus Ko nodies for successful tre ut of nvery form of diseaso ry 2 medlical or sk 60 beds for paticnts, 1 and att Write for circulni l deformities | braces, trusses, club fheg curvatures of snin, ul \ Purdlysis, epilepsy, kid- nev. biadder, eye. ou.pfin a1 blood waa" all Burdlonl OpoFALIONE. | WISEASES OF omew a.neoraiey | o0k pn, Disonsos 0 Women FREE. Wo havelutely added s 1y In4- Indepartment for womwen during confinement. rlotly pr.vate) Only Reiluble Medloal lo- stitute makin nh‘Fchu [ A PRIVA ED(HHAHEH All B'ood Disvuses successfull; Eyphiiltio Polson removed from the systom without mercury. New Hestorative 1roat ment for Loss of VITAL POWELR Persons u wble o visit us way be treated at homo correspon ience: ANl communicutions confl- dential. Mediclnes or i sent Ly mail OF express, scourely marks o ind cate contents or sende rsonal In- teryiow preferrel. Call an sult us or send history of your cuse, und we will send 1o plala WrapUor, our FREE: Upon Frivate, BOOK 70 MEN, L5SE: 03¢, b sos, Linpotency, 8y pbilia, Gieet wnl Varico: le, With quest.on |1 Braces, Applisnces tor Deformities & Truses Ouly munutactory inthe Westof DEFO& - A1) AFPLINACES, iUy, BELECTRI HBATTERIKS AND DEL1S, Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broaiway, Coanclil Blu¥s Ten minutes' 1ide from center of Umahs oa } Omuba sud Counoll Blufts electrie motor lloe i 84 D ponthly payments. a Maln strect. Bheafe, Broadway o \OR SALE—A new six-room dwolling, 182 Fifth uvenue, price, $.500, §100° cash, bui- anco in monthly payme E. H. Sheato Broadway and Maln streots. POR BALE—A bargain, three-roos ing, 1018 KFifth e nwelen tuke team good | orses in trade aa | balan DONEhlY PAYmeU n and Main Stroets. dwell- will n bas o, Broadway framo r. 30h 8t.. price afe. Brondway und Main s dwelline, Eighth ayenue. 2. E. il 8h R RENT- hit-room dwelling, fngton ave. modern style and lences, in excelient repuir, rent & Bheate, Broadway and Main sts, JOR SBALE—Stock of groceries, dry goods, notions wnd shoes. price #1500, Wil take real estate in part, wust have 8§50 cash. K H. She.ife. Broadwuy und Maln sta, F O SALE=The el fo wsmall town 5) miles from ( Blufs, 1las an ice u parior with good trude. Furniture in- ces it $1,000, buliding #4000, Will teade for sod residént’ property 1u Councll Biuffs, o snap for the right purty. E. 1L Sheate, Broad- wiry und Mulu stroet FEGETABLE ughly e nons o hers tions to box onven- E H. cre gardener wantod. lenced vegzetuble zardencr; pply. Send recommendu- Couneil Biufs, 1 A thor- W ANTED-To Luy & nice, vou horse: welght from 1,050 to 1,10: also (o trade u rearly now oneseuted top buggy for two-seated one. O, 8 Devoll, 1905 Broadway Councll Blults, driving TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor. Offices 621 Brondway, Council Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha., Dye, clean and refinish goods of every description. Packs ages recoived at either office or av the Works, Cor. Ave. A and £6th St., Council Bluffs. Send for prico list. Merchants who have shop worn or soiled fabrics of any character can have them redyed and finished equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, most approved machinery, at less cost thav you ever puid before P ———————————————————————————————————————————— SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1699, with the W V Morse 1t 9 blk O, Strickland’s sub 5y Eilcn Ganh i 4Bk Walnut 1L B & An ordinance levying a specinl taxand nss y Ellen Gavin it alnut Tieht hon eortall jots, Dars of 1018 and Fonnaon 1654 blk s LD 60 estute [n the city of Omaha, for the con- nut Hill Saving & Tov Co 11§ 50 56 struction of sidewalks. ry Mortensen 1t 24 bik 8§ - bl84 Whereas, the owners, respectively, of the ulex Om Bo.t Ry rtof wuy lots. parts of lotsand réal estato hereinafter 3 o AL TDIKST 9 described, nave failed ml onstroct .\[l]u\%\,“ifl Lucinda 1‘:mrrul lu' bl‘lll(l(l;'l }g :g ved by ordinance, after ¢ 0 i e e e vodo s FF | Walnut Hill Sav &nv Golt 4 bk 17 16 13 Wiiereus. such sidewalks have been duly do 1o blk 17 18 5) constructed to J. E. Knowles by n.uuumn'w- 8D “(‘N“r«lfl_mk Y 165 blk 17 }g B tor to whom s wwarded tho contract for | {DMercerltIMT o Lt WA i parts of lots do 169 ik 1 16 10 real estuto hu ach been speclully ben: n;u ‘n 10 {)Pu 17 16 13 ted tothe full amount of the specl S0 t 11 bk 17 10 04 iisscssment. hereln lovied, by re izabeth Stockdale 1t 1 bl 19 60 23 Improvement opposite speetively: do 12 }llk 1 16 €0 Therefore, for the purpose of vering und ‘fn 1t3blk 19 16 00 \ying the cost of such improv menti . oo | Patriok ;‘?'”r(_””m;:g‘:;w m }g% Be drordn vy tho clty councll of the elty | & ifopher Fitzsimmons 16 6 bl 19 16 00 A at the, several sums sot oppo- | Walnut Hill Sav & (nv Co It 7 bik 19 16 00 site the parts of lots und roal estate licre- | o oo o do o TUBbIkCI0 180 Tnnfter descrived, be and tio sume uro lioroby | Mury foso JALIK TS, 1600 respectively levied und assessed upon cach of 0 1 Pt lots, p}u s of lots und real u~tl.ue. as fol- | Matties "{;'cl-m-myl blk 19 ‘l‘I‘I’ % lows. to- 8 8 Patrick Cusack 1t 6 bik 0 Campbell's sub 2018 of block O Shinn's 2nd udd £ 03 “arson 1t 2 bik 21 1000 Bruno Kimkel 1t1 blks Ctifton 0Ll 10 14 el Sohilisingor it 3 bik 21 1600 Thos MeGuire 102 bik 8 s 1619 | Axel L Lundquest 1t4 blk 21 a2 16 00 John 1 Mason 1t bik 8 1600 [ Walnut [T11i Sav & Inv Colt5 blk21®: 16 00 Mebill It 12 blics : 1820 | Frederick W Buntzer 166 bik 21 16 00 c auley 161 DIk o 22 el Bonj I Hustand 1t 4 bik 9 o Total . reee E2,000 84 D Jesblkd sction 2 ‘That the spocial taxes und os. Anna Nelson It 6 bi ments levied and assessod us nforesald, ORIy L o8 Il bo duo immediataly upon the pussige AP ‘Pukey et ol | 1600 | and approval of this ordinance, and shall bos Abe Kuhin 1t 10 bl 1600 | come delinguent It nob puid within fitty daye Jumes A Dalzell 1L 13 bik € 1702 | thereaftor; and thereupon Interest shall be do Judd bk O 1603 | ydded at the rate of one per cont a mwonsh go A L 00| pavavio n advance trom tho tino said taxo g bt 0 4 hecome 5o delinquen John M Shriver I 17 blk 9 1800 | “¥Gition 4 That this ordinanco shall take SuuustRelrersigid i 10% | efMect and be in forco from and wftor ivs pus- suge. 1t 52 blk O Pussed May 17th, 1892, do OF Goodman 1t 13 bik 10 N 01N GROV do 114 bIkI0 e 160 1B ty Clerk, Benj F Hustand It 15 bik 10 100 E. P. DAVIS, do 116 blk 10 16 00 President Uity Councll A PTukey et nl 1t 19 bik 10 160 | Approved May 18th, 18 Z'T Lindsay 1t 22 blk 10 16 0 GEO, P, BEMIS, August Chistinn 1t 23 blk 10 16 00 ‘Mayor, do Iy 24 bik 10 1958 | The above tax s now due und puyablo at Thos J Beard 1t 16 bik 11 4006 | theottico of the city treasurer und will be= has H Townsend It 18blk 11 16 61 | come dellnquent and bear Intercst after July Wi D Townsend It 19 bik 11 16 61 | 7th, 1692, a8 seen in section 2 of Kbovo ordine Vrank 1601 | ance, HENRY BOLLN, ohn I* 6 67 Cit; reasurer. Georzo T Thomns 1622 bk 11 16 62 i Chas A Ol %) bk 11 16 02 Androw iz i bk Ih enry I 95 bl G Chas H Coil i ik 1L 10 44 JE Upton 1t1 blk 12 10 20 Chas. Lunkley, Jobin Smuneck 112 Dk 12 16 00 Funeral Director and Under.aker, Win B Fallor 165 ik 12 160 p 4 5 E J Edmonds 166 bik 13 1016 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs. WW Kuysor1t7 ik 13 10 J6 Tolophono 43 ook 1t 8 blk 12 16 16 1y 160 b.k 12 16 15 o ubbell 1L 10 bik 12 16 18 ommedy T2 0 63 Jan A Kennedy 1t 16 b 2 40 00 Annw Barry 1017 biK i2 16 00 W Wi E Huratlton 1621 bk 12 16 00 . C. ESTEP, : 40 pppb 3Bk L 16 0) conora I Barber 1t § bi 610 = itit| R Funeral Diraclor, Embalmer do It 1) blk 13 o 1416 orge T Walluce 1t 11 bik 13 is A J Poppletonlt 14 olic L Poppletan Park do 1t 15 bk 1 7 14 N. Main Street, Yoppleton Puric ldi Assn 1t 16017 16 05 COUNCIL BLUFFS, A S Poppleton 1t 17 blk 1 . 16 06 | Euzene J Repregeir it 15 blk 1 16 03 A J Poppleton U190 bik 1 110 | = e g 4 do 1020 blk 1 1610 otlce for Bias, do Itibike 108 | Bids will be recelved by the city counoll of Fraok A (Lultman it 2 bik 6 1600 | the eity of Rapld Oy, 111 2 0'clobk p. El en Lovgren it 3 blk 6 1600 1 ., June 6, for the bul of reservolr Marlon Foster L bik 6 10 00 | and luvinz of [9,m0 feot of 1u-inch cast pi pe, A J Poppleton [t4 bik 6 1600 | 10 ethier with furnishing all the muterials Helilni Colseth 166 bik 6 4 16 00 | neowssary 1o thelr constraction uccording to AJ Vopp eton IL7 bik 6 £ 1600 | plins und specitications on fiio ut the ofice of Poppieton Purk i< Atsn 166 blko;: 1600 | tho clty engineer of the city of Rupid Clty, A J Poppieton 11 bik 11 #4449 | Thoso bidding un both reservolr and uipe Iine, Win MUK Glanding 1620 blk 11 4110 | or upon pipe Tine slone, must wocompany A J Voppleton it 1olk 17 24| Dhole Dide " with © ceruiod — cliock (OF o do 1Ls0vik 17 thousand ($1,00)) dollars. Those bldding on do Ju L bik 20 reservolr alone must necompany thelr i do luHbik - with a certificdcheek for two hundred and Arthur Johnson bik N.~ Shinn's 20d add 152 fifty (8:¥) doilars, checks to bo drawn upon 0 ol 4 £t nig bik ] avy soivent bank in 8t Paul, Minnonpolis. ekson 1Lh bik Q. Shinn's sub of Ouuhia or Rupla City, snd 10 bo returned o of bk Q. Bhinn's 2nd udd 902 | unsuceessful bidders on the day of openin Erick Erickson 1t6 ik Q Shinn's sub of Droposnie. Bide shall Ue euclosed in piain e % of pik Q. Bhina's i add 10 46 | Velopes and shali have pluinly wrilton there- A ey ot ul It7 ik Q. Bhinn's sub ot on: Bid for iteservolr, or Plpe line or b.d for plinotbik @ Bhinus snd add 1920 | both Reservolr or Pipe liue, as the case may \ Erickson It8 bik Q. Shinu's sub of 34 bik Q. 8hinn's 2ud ndd 210 George W Doane It 7 bik O, Strickland's suvof Llk O, Bhion's 20d add U420 Win V Moise It6 bk O. Strickland's sub of blk O, Bhian's 20d wdd 0% be, The city councll reserves the rizht to ro= ny or all bids. Address ail communioas 10 the OITY AUDITOR, AR uafiumd‘;;uyhu.lmm Dukota atad & ¢ Rupid City, May 17, 1si. Nzddd