Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 7, 1892, Page 3

- e > 7 i THE OMAHA BUE. COUNCIL BLUFTS - NO. 12 PEARL STRE Teiivered by Carrler to any partot the City 1L W, TILTON, - MANAGER ¢ Bus'ness Office, TELEPHONEs | Ris Resh Oor e, OFFICE: No & No & NINOR MENTI! N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. The grand jury commenced an adjourned session yesterday. A marriage license has been issued to Fred 3. Townsend and Lotiie B. Barger, both of Omaba, The Chautauqua headquarters will be moved today from the government building 10 10 Pearl street. Next Suturday will be children’s day at Manawa and aspecial programi of attractions has been arranged. Mrs. Lizzie M trouble Sunday night, nged 42 y home, Avenue The infant child of Mr, ana Mrs. G. Jewett died at, 6:30 o'clock Sunday ¢ at the family resid Avenue E, aged 15 day L. Miss Josis Rief treated the pupils in her | to n picnio last Saturday afternoon at the Jeffries grounds room in the public schools cast of the city, It is alleged that B. A. Willach, who was enguged in the civil enginesring business in this cily for a short time, has disappeared, leaving a number of creditors unsatisfied. Lewis Webril, who wes injured ‘in the hday aftertoon, was feeling motor wreck considorably worse yesterday and it is feared that ho is suffering from internal injuries. The S months' ola son of Mr. and Mes, D. E. Williford died Sunday night at 9 o'clock trom the family residence in Washington township. Tho fnneral will take plece tod; At the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning a_collection, amounting to #4, taken, which will 'be divided equally b tween the flood sufferers of Sioux City and Nelson, Nob, Mrs. Christian Miller of this city was in the accldent on the motor bridge lust Sun- day afterncon bruised. Week or more. The Pottawnttamic democratic association will bold its monthly meeting this evening and W. H, Ware will make av address, in which be will state the provisions of the Australian ballot law. ‘'he larceny cases against John and James Coyle huve been continued by Justice Conos until next Friday morning at 9 o'clock, tho defendants having taken a changs of venue }rom the superior court. Tne Woman's Christian association is ar- ranging to give “Ben Hur" in the latter part of November for the benefit of the hospital. Itis expected that there will be 150 partici- pants, and a car load of special scenery. The case of Charles Wilson, charged with staaling §300 worth of jewolry other valuables, will ba heard in police t this merning. The lady from whom the stuff was stolon was in tho city yesterday and w tified some of the jewelry which was in ilson’s possession. The wild cat chase taken place Sunday has b vext Sunday, when it will take place at Manawa, The principal parties to the enter- tainmert will be the wild cat that belongs to F. B. Carroll and Doug Bures’ dog, Louis Bihy,"” of Omaha, Another fire was parrowly averted Sunday afternoon during the progress of the burning of the Rock Island f) ht depot. A spark landed on the platform of the building ownred by John Ciausen and occupied as § store- house by the Rock Island and Peru Plow comparies, ana was beginning o burn lively when J. D. Edmundson happened to notice it and smothered it by throwing duston the flame. Considerable complaint is made on account of the breaking of the hose that frequently occurs at fires and sometimes prevents the blaze from being extinguished until after much damage has been done. The breakuge, Chiof Nicholson says, is caused by the fact that the hose is used by the sewer flushing gang and is used so carelessly that it is onby 8 short time until the hose is rerdered nearly ‘worthless, Four fine bronze piliars arrived yesterday and are being placed on the abntments on the north and cast sides of the government building. They wero made by the firm of J. L. Mott & Co. of New York, the same one that supplied the fountain for Bayliss park. Each pillar will be surmountea by three gus damps. They wiil be a great improvemout to 1he appearatice of the builaing, by day as well as by night. The price of the” four pil- fars was $1,600. At the Jast meeting of Council Bluffs lodge No. 270, Ancient Order of United Workuen, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Past map, C. K. Frank: master workman, A, B. Enderton; foreman, A. McMillin; overseer, and had her limb badly which was to have postponed until A. H. Dilion; recorder, 0. D. Wheoler: re- E. Oblendorf; financier, William guide, C. Spie: i tehman, L. outside watchmau, F. Ott, DeWitt's Sarsuparilla cleanses tho blood —— Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp'd. —_— Firemen's Tournament, The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway will sell tickets to Atlantic and return one fare for the round trip. Special train Wednesday, June 8, leaves local depot, Main street, 7:30 a. Re- turning lea Atlantic 8 p. m. Tickets on sale at city office, 16 Pearl street, and local depot. Cuas. Ke . G.N. W. P. Agt. ., Uity Ticket Agent. N LI B Jarvis 1877 brandy six gold medals. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, W. S. Baird loaves today for a two weeks' business trip in westera Nebrska, Mrs, Ttomas Metcalf and daughter left lust evening for Ohio, where they will spend the summer, Dr. T. B. Lacey and W. J. Jameson are in Dubuque attending the grand lodge of the Masonie fraternity, Dr. Donald Macrea left last evening for Detroit to attend the meeting of the Ameri can Medical socioty, ‘week. Mrs. J. B. Atkins and Master Tom Lacey have returved from a Comfort, Va., Washington, D. C., aud other eastern points. Frank Deems, who has been connected ‘with the Western Union oftice of this city for several years, has secured @ position in Lincoln, Neb., and leaves at once to take it. Mrs. H. W. Binder and Mrs, E, H, Sheafo have gone on o Visit to their old home in Muine, to bo gone until September. They will attena the golden wedding of their parents, DeWitys rsEpareia cieansos the blood, lucreases the appetit and tones up the sys- tem. It bas benefitted many poople who have suffered from blood disorders. It will help you. be ladies of Broadway Methodist church will hold an experience social in the church parlors Thureday ovening, June 9. ——— Jarvis wines the oldest and best. —— For Rent—Ficst class saloon; good lo- cation; fine fixtures. [Responsible party can got long lease on good terms, dress D 24, Beo ottice, Council Blufts, e Internutional Cure associntion rooms 520 First For cure of are in annex to Grand hotel avenue, Council B.uffs, In, ulcohol und opium diseuse, e Jarvis 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers B Mithinery Emporiums Freller’ Are headguarters for hats, bonnets and verything in the tine of millinery, and on June 1 and after we will sell all hats, latest styles, at and below cost. Cal and be convinced. No trouble to show goods. Children’s and babies’ hats all prices. Sale includes both stoves, 202 and 341 Broadway, Woodard died of heart | s, at her ning She will not be able to walk for a mastor work- He will be absent a visit to Old Po nt Ad- NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Ves Brunt Fivally Elected President of the Oity Conncil THEN THE DEADLOCK WAS CONTINUED Interesting Report of 1 Ing—How the Presid Na st Night's Meet- ug Officer Was 1 —Sitaation Unchanged in Other Iespects—News Notes. The city council met last evening. A little more progress wes made in electiug officers thau at any previous meeting, ana this was made possible by the action of Alderman Jeuniogs, who left the democratic ranks long enough to vole for Alderman Van Brunt for presidont of the couneil. On the second bal- lot Van Brunt was elected by & vote of five 10 three, Goles voting for Brown and Van Bruut and Brown both passiog. Attempts were also made to elect a poll tax collector, a clerk and u street comumissioner, but the old vote of four to four resulted, and on motion further balloting was postpoued until the uext meeting, Attorney N. M. Pusey’s claim for 81,400 attoruey’s fees, which bud heen lying in the hands of the city clerk for over a year, after some discussion was referred tothe judiciary committee with instructions to report at the next meeting. W. H. M. Pusey uddressed the council with reference to the troublo he had had over his sidewalk at the corner of Broadway aua Pearl street. He wanted an amendment made 1o the ordinauces providing that no sidewnlas should te constructed on Broad- way, Main or Peurl streeis save of artificial or biatural stoue or hard burued brick, His nwendment was luid oo the table. On mo- tiou of Jenuings he was allowed to replace thesuricks which tad been removed by his man bofore he was stopped n the work oy the uuthorities, and the city engincer was mstructed 10 put u waterway in at the crossing. The county supervisors avpoured before the council, and 1 behialf of the board A, C. Grabam stited that at the meeting duriag the afternoon it had been decided to pur- chuse seventy booths for use at electious under tho Australian batlov law. A com- mittee of three was appointed to confer with the supervisors. The bill of (i A. Hoimes of §075 for uttorney fees foc his services in the Fairmount park 1i presented, and on motion Le was A petition of the property owners asking that tho terraces on the east sido of Park avenue from Pomona avenue to Fairmont park be graded down S0 as 1o allow the rogulation width of sidewalks to be put in was granted. The marshal was ordered to serve notices on property owners in_Williams’ first addi- tion and Hyatt's subdivision requiring them to bring their property up to grade. The city engineer was iustructed to put Angle avenuoe in good repair and to put in a culvert on Tostevin street. Mayor Lawrence reported that he had ap- pointed C, H. Leuch to a position on the po- lico force in place of A. S. Ciough, and F. J. Hall and E. J. Martin as special policemen at the Milwaukee depot. The appointments were confirmed. A communication was read from Chief Nichoison of the fire department, recom- mending that the Iescue steamer be sold and a chemical enzine be purchased. It was referred. Ho also asked permission to take the engine to the firemen’s tournament at Atlantic today, which was graoted. M. F. Robirer and J. 5. Hollenback asked that the council t sures to abate the water nuisance in Mil! addition. It was de- cided not to do anythiog until the time specified 10 the filling notices which have already been served by the marshul bave ex- pired. Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, IiL, writes: “I'rom personal experience I can recommend DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, a cure for impurs blooa and general dobility.” BOSTON STORE. Hot Weather Specinls, COUNCIL BLUFFES, IOWA. 500 dozen ladies’,misses and children’s Ik mits, at 15¢, 19, , 33¢ and 50c. Value never been equalled. 500 dozen ladies’ white drawn work end handker- chiefs at 5c ench. At 17c we show a lot of ladies’ Swiss embroidered chiefs, worth 25¢ and 83c, or 3 for 50c, Children’s caps in ever caps from 25¢ up. Childr: every conceivable shade and tint, also in bluck, rangiog from 50 up. Em- broideries, laces and veilings, we are headquarters. Just over, 7 pieces of the newest veilings on the market. broideries. we show an immnense line at our rock bottom prices. Wash goods, eything in white goods, black wash crepon cloths, challies, ete.; the lurgest assortment and by long odds the lowest prices. STRAW HAT SALE. We are not going in the millinery business, but our New Y buyecr bought for spot cash 150 dozen misses and children’s straw hats at 25c on the dollar. ‘*‘Seeshow window.” They are now on sale at 15e, 19¢, 25, 39c, 50¢ and 62¢, worth in all cases double the money. Don’t miss this chance. JN UMBRELLAS A good fast black satteen 26 inch at e, sold many n place for $1.00. At 0, a silk glo: worth $1.50 with sil- rine handle. immense line, hanales at $2.00, value that cunnot be equ BOSTON STOR FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & Co. Reliable cash and only one price dry goods house, Council Bluffs, la. At $125 und $ beautiful Patronize blue ice wagons fo: Mo. river channel ice. Mulhollund & Co. Tel. 162, Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest. safest, best Have you seen the wonderful Hurd refrigecutors, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves—light like gas—absolutely safe. At Cole & Cole’s 41 Muin stroet. Commencement at the Institute, This afrernoon at 2 o'clock occurs the an- nual commencement exercises of the lowa school for the deaf. Omnibuses wiil leavo the Grand botel at 1 o'clock in the afteruoon, for the convenience of the reoplo of Council Bluffs who wish to atend. Tho graguating essays of tho class will be read by their authors ‘and transiated to the audi- ence by one of tho members of the faculty, and will be iuterspersed with calisthonics by the pupils of the lower classes. Exhibitious of the firat class work will be presonted, §o as to give the audience an idea of the way in which the first bits of knowiedge are im- parted to the unfortunates. —— Disease nover successfully attacks & sys- tom with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsaparilia makes pure, new blood uid enriches the old. e Closing Out Grocorles, Am going to quit business, and so will cluse out my stock of groceries at cost, for cush only. H. V. Stead. 164 Broad- way. Fixtures for sale. ek Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods, Sutisfaction guuranteed. ~ W.H 1y, the Hotel Gosdon chef is the geatlemin who prepared the irand banquet. Jurvis Wine Co., Santa Clara, Cak ——— Found Insane. Daniel Pritchard, a wealthy and well known residet of the eastern end of Potta- wattawmie county, was brought before the commissioners of insauily yesterday for an examination, He haa been found wander- iug about the woods not far from his home s Waluut. Hels sald to be worth about #0,000, and one feature of his insan- ity was the notion that every one le saw lutended to get bis wouey, To vre- vent this he would ocarry a large amotmtof his wealth around with him ia a valise where he went. Wken he was found wan- dering through the woods his valise con- tained about §1,200 in notes and $180 in cash. After an examination he was taken to St. Bernard's hospital for treatment, el by Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrap for chil dren teething prod .nes natural, quiet sleep. 20 cents a hottle, —— A Gala Day. A gala day for the children is prom- 1ed next Saturday, June 11, by the BOSTON STORE. A program of games and sports will be mapped out for that day similar to last season. All are welcome under 14 years of age. See daily papecs for further particu- lars. n — Pastures for horses and cattle on George F. Wright's farm south of Coun- cil Bluffs; 500 acres blue grass; running water. For terms apply to James Raph al farm lhovse opposite Wabash round house, or addcess F, P. Wright, Bald- win block. 3 1877 brandy, highest test. —_— Do Witt's Sarsaparilia destroys such poi- sous as scrofula, siin disease, czoma, rheu- matism. Its timely use saves many lives. Davis sells reliable paints and dvugs, oA Ogden house furnishes boara and roum at popular prices; from $25.00 to $55.00 per month, according to room. = eid The Misses Ketcham and Allen an- nounce weeks’ a course for children in elocution und physical culture. The young ladies may be seen at the Bloomer school house Monday and Tuesday, June 6 and 7,from 9 to 11 Jurvis Carroll's S, Frack Carroll, who until a few days ago, was the proprietor of the ‘“‘Court,” one of the salvous that was closed up under an order from tho mayor,had bis hearing befcre Justice Hammer on the charge of being a calocokecper, He cifimed that the saloon did vot belong to him, but to his brother- in-law, a man named Jacobus, who lives in Omaha, The case was taken up under ad- visement by the court and a decision will be rendered this morning. ——— Forty years on the market. Sales increas ing every day. Cook’s Extra Dry Imperial Champagne. = Rememter forty years. ——— Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, catarrli. Shugart block, Council Blufls, Chapman discounts every dealer on screen doors and windows, See him before you place your orders. 19 Bryant street. Trains loave for Manawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 o'clock. Hart, tho jeweler, has mdved from Pearl street into his new quarters, 415 Broadway, lately occupied by savings bank. ey SOUTH OMAHA. Live Stock Exchange Enthusiasticnlly En- dorses the Nebraska Central Plan. The South Omaba Live Stock exchange beld a meeting vesterday afternoon. M. R. Murphy presided. Thirty new members were clected and other routine business transacted J. B. Blauchard presonted tne following resolution and moved its adoption by the ex- chango: Whereas. We believe that the future the territory fro which it ci draw supplics of live stock. nd that much ce of South Omaha 15 now practizally inaceessibie he- catise of u luck of properrailway fucilities: und Whereas, We Lelleve that the builaing of a raiiy dze across the Missourt river and systom in the cities of Omahn and South Omilin, such g is proposed by the Nebraska Central’ Raliway company, which, by the terms ol the Dougiis county proposi tion must be open to the use of all railway equal terms, wlil bout un extension to Omaha and South Bia of a number of Important railway sys- hich u.e not now doing husiness there; compunies upon tair nnd brin On Wherens, Tho line of rallway which the Nebraska 'Central proposes to bulld in lowa will 1ot only emuble this market to draw Chlcu supplics from territory whic and other ki points now almost monopolize, but make an additionsl outlet for packing house aud other products to enstern und southern polnts, and bring about competition, wiil result ina reduction of freight s: and Whereas, 1t1s our opinion that the exten- sion to On of tiie various eastern raiiway systeins ) will follow the consumation of ki Cencral projuct will be foilowed” by the bullding of much needed 1ines to the nori and soutnwest; nnd Whereas, The th of the city of South ndl tho prosperity of its people are tent upon the developuent of 1d other Industries therefore t soived, 1 he Live Stock exchange es hereby recc d to its memb its patrons and its frienls that they use their best effort 1o ald the Nebrasku Central Rall- Wiy e the ele npany to sect ¢ favorable action by ors at the ele tion to ve held June 16, 1802 J. H. Dumont, president of the Nebraska Central compsny, was present, and upon in- vitauon briefly detailed the plaus of the com- pany. The meeting adjourned afier unani- mously adopting the resolution. City Council Meeting. The city council succeeded 1n getting a quorum togetuer soon after o'clock last evening. The most important business THE OMAHA DAILY BEL: REPRORE AND AFTER USE, ness can be restored fo_perfect A fritten Guarantes to Care Every Case or MeAey Rofunded. Our cure 1s pormanent and hidt & patehtag wp. Oases treatod seven years ago ha¥ehever soen & symptom sinee. By ing oaso #d11Fwo can troat you by mall, and wo give the sirwng guarantes to cure or refund all money. Those who profer to come hers fortreatment can do s0ABA®a will pay_ratiroad fare both nd hote! bils while twre, 1£ we fall to cure We challenge tho worid faga, cass that Remedy will not cure. Wriko for particul theevidence. In our8c1en years prastice with the | Magic Remedy it has been most dificult to overcome | the prejudices agnins: socalled spacifics. But under | ourstrong guarantee thousanis are trying it and be Ingcured. Weguaranted 10 euro ot refand every €ollar, and As we have & repi'ation toprotect, also Bnancial backing of S00X1L 18 pertectly sate to all who wili try tho troatment, Heretofors you have putting up and paylng out your money for diferon treatments, and although you are not yet cured no One has pald back your money. Wo will posttivaly cureyou, Old, chironts, deep seatod cases cured in §) t0®) days. Investigate Our financial standing, our fon as business men, Writo us for n: 1 addresses of thoso We have eurel who have given permission o refer to t 1t costs you only post- Mge 10 do this. 1f your symptoms are soro throat, mucous patches i mouth, rheumatism in bones and Jolnta, iatr falllng out, eruptions on any part of the body, feeling of general depression, pains in healor bones. You haveno tmeto waste. Those Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, shouid dis- continue it. Constant use of thess drugs will surely bring sores and eating uloersin the end. Dou't fall to write. Ali correspondence sent sealed in plain en- velope. We Invite themost riki! investigation and will o all 1n our powerto ald you in it Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neh KIRK'S TARSOAP Healthful, Agresahle, Cleansing. Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. Removes and Prevents Dandruff, WHITE RUSSIAN SB&P. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water. When “old Sol?” makes all things sizzle, Drink Hires’ Root Beer. When dull care makes life a fizzle, Drink Hires’ Root Beer. When you feel a little dr‘y. When you’re cross ,and don’t know why, When with thirst the children cry, There’s a sweet relief to trg—- Drink Hires’ Root Beer. A 25 cent Paclrage makes five gallons, T'ooth-Food. This medicine for babies prevents and cures pains of teething and resulting diseases, not by putting children to sleep with an opiate, for it contains no harmful drugs, but by supplying the teeth-forming ingredients which are lacking in most mothers' milk and all artificial foods. It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a bottle, at all druggists. Send for pam- phlet, “* Teething Made Easy.” THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO., NATI, O. DB. E.C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- MENT. & Fi ralgla, Hoadachs, Nervous Prostraton 'cau transacted was the introduction of a new fire limit ordinance, which was referred, The fire limit, as defined by the new ordi- nanco, includes the territory between the north lire of O street and the south line of M street, between the Uuion Pacific right of way and the west line of tue alley between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, Also the territory between the alloys on each side of Twenty-fourth street ©s far north as the south line of L street. The reports of the poundmaster, chief of police, cattie inspector and building in- spector for May were read and accepted, A number of unimportaut communications were received and roferred to committees, e — STRUCK ON HIS HEAD, An Italian Laborer Instantly Killed mping from a Car. Licoria Paternostro, an Italian laborer was instantly killeo at0: 45 o'clock yesterday morning while attemptivg to slight from a Twenty-fourth street motor betweer N and M streots 1n South Omaba. * Ha was oue of a gaug of Italians who bad gone down from Omaba to work for Hugh Murpuy on the Twenty-sixth street paving. Others of the party got off at L street, but Paternostro stayed on and jumped off back- wards woile the traln was moving rapidly. He struck the pavemen on his bead and his veck was broken, resulting in instant death, His body was taken to Breiver's undertaking rooms where Coroner Maul held au inquest, ‘The testimony showed that the dead mau did not attempt to sigoal the conductor to stop, and the jury returned a verdict exonerating the motor compauy from blame. Francis Goodall was the conductor uud Nels Johnson wotorman of the train, Paternostro came 10 this country about & yeur ugo from Nables, 1taly, where he bas & wife and four ehildren. He lived at Twen- tieth and Poppleton uvenue in Omaba, —~———— Tuquest Over the Motor Vietims, A coroner’s jury held an inquest yesterday afternoon on the oodies of Mr. and Mrs, Chbarles Cole, who were killed Suuday by veing thrown from a Council Bluffs motor car on the Douglas street bridge. The train crew and several eye witnesses testified, but uotbiug new regarding the ac- cident was learned, The jury demanded more witnesses and the case was continued unul 10 a. m. today, The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Cole will take place at 2 o'clock this afterncos from the family residence. Interwment at Forest Lawn. All members of the Gracd Arwy of the Re- blic are requested to meel at Goodrich all at 1 o'clock p, w. to attend the funeral. by alconotor tobaceo, Wakefulness, Moatal Devr: slon, Softnoss of tho Brain. causiug (nsanity, misery, decay, doath, Premature Old Age, Barreness, Loss of Power in etther Impotency, Leucorrhas an1 nll Female Woaknessos. [nvoluatary Lossos, Spor matorrhea caused by over-oxortlon of ths brain Self-abuse over-indulgence. A month's trastmon fl 5 . Woguarantee six boxes Lo cucs for 6 boxat. with §5 will sead writt guarantseto rofund if not cared. (JUAFADLE 1351+ only by A. Schroter, druggist. sola agent, south +as corner 16th and Farnam sts . Omuha. 4 Complete Tre Ointmant in ment, consisting o} also in Box Y , Internal blindor Bleeding Itohing, Chronie, Lecent or Heredl- tary Plles. Tais Romely has nover been known to box. 6 for 35 sentby mall. Why suffer from blo diseaso whea & written guarantes 1 iven with 6 boxes or refund the money If mple. Guarafites Drugglsts, Bolo Agents, corner stroets, Omaha. Neb. T : gonm;flflgn 8 A!Ll“ll CURE et : N ontivel Bot oured fond stamp for £ tssuod by Kuhn d Do= gl NOTICE OF ASSESBMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING OF 19TH, STREET. To the owners of ali lots, parts of lots and real te along Nieteeuth stieet from Muson street to Plereo Stre You are hereby Wotified that the u signed, three disinterested froeholders of t city of Omaba, have bekn duly appointed ny or, with thaapproval of the city cou el of id eity, w llé[ the damage to t owners respectivel y° of “nc property affect by grading Nincteenwh reet fi Muson ard necessary by street to Plerce street, d 4 01, passed March , 1502 ap- ordinance No. 3 01, notified, that, having ao- copted said uppolntment, and duly quatiied asrequired by law, we will. on the Isth duy of June. A D. 1502, af the Lour of 2 o’clock in the afiernogn, st the office o T. C. Bruuner, Room 1, Ware block, within the corporate Umits of sald city, bcot for tha purposs of considering und making the ussessment of damake Lo the owners respbetively of suld property, affected by sald grading, “taking into consideration speclal benefits. it any. You are notified 6 be present ut the time and place aforesaid. and make any objectigns 10 or statements concerninz sald assessment of damuges, a8 You may consider proper. T, C. BRUNNEK, MERRITT, Omaby, June 7, I TUESDAY, JUNE 7, NERVINE, the great Spaoish Pemedy. OR_OLD sufering from N % FAILING MA rostration, caused by the use of op uiness. ineatal depression, lots ofpowe in either sex, spermator rhaa caused by sel health ard the NOBLE VITALITY OF ST Ve Kive & wriiten RUSFATGS wih € boxes 1o Cure Any eave of Teund {homoner, For Sald'in Omaha by Snow, Lund & Co. 1892, Every MAN can e S8IRONG and VIG- OROUS inall respecis by osing SPAMISH YOUNG STEN ylico NERVOUS DRBILITY, LOST or 00D, nightly lissions, convulsions, nervous am, tobacco or aleohol, wake- abuee and over indulgence or lnirrnflnfl weak: ONG MEN, 1 3 bux 6 boses §§ e any case or refund the money, ISPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS3, (OR SALE—Extra fine, thoroughbred, Jer- sey oull, solld color. registered stoc! First strect months oid. ave anything for sale or tr @.te, Broadway and Main or sale. Tmproved 1ty. §10.0) par aore J weros, #1E0L raskn b ) acred fmprove: For barzaing in fowa | toJohn Dwollinzs in all_parts of the Sheafe, Hrondway and Main STORAGE and Conmission—Stoves, farni- Pture, ete., stored und sold on commission at Jowest rates. L. Kinnebau, 520 Broadway. N invest double housa | £\situnted o 16 8. 7th 8t, Coun- | ellblufts. Tmprovement, new and first-class house, contains 1 rooms, ¢ bath rooms. 2 fino puntreys, 10 closots, front and back stairs, hot and co'd water service, gas, ote, worth 8, will sell at u barzain and solicit bone- rest Smith, Baldwin block, neil Blufts. OR_SALE—On small payments. fru garden fand near Council Bluffs. I afe. Broadway and Main street IRABLE oflico rooms for rent in Brown suliding, front nz on Pearl and Maln streots, with ail modern conveniences. Ior nd H. | 8t terms ‘apply to A B. Nichoias or . 0. Cory, nts for bufiding. room 6, oz JOOR RENT—0 WIth D rooms, 0 por month, nin stroet. 1 dwelling 0 1L monthiy pay- [ E Hroadway and Main. se and wood neral Hroudway and Nebraska eity merchandise. I trade for stock of I Sheafe, OR SAL Ing near Falrmount park £ cash, bulance fn nonthly b Price. nents. Sheafe. Broadway and Maln strect. OR & six-room dwe Fifth i price. §.200, 100 ¢ ance in monthl . 1. 8 Broadway and ) TR SALE-A bargain. threo-roon, dwells ing. 108 Fifth avenuc. price §10), will tuke team good horses in trade and balance in wmonthly payments. E. I Sheafe, Broadway r trade. A six-room frame Iith ayenue. cor. 20th st., price e. Broadway and Main sts, dwelling dern style an lont repalr, rent §2 ay and Main sts. roo ington ave nces, In oxc: Sheafe, Bre TORSAL he only hotel In asmall town 5) miles from Council ilas an ice cream parlor with good trade. Furniture in- volees ut 41,000, buliding $2000. Will trade for zood residént property In Council Riuirs, a up for the rizht p: ay and Malu stree afe, Broud- wted. A thor- vezetublo wardoner; Send recommendas irdener w rlenced ed apply. 1,030 to 1,100 ted top bu, il 1905 Bre trade a Lo Al nin, house lway, opposite new Northwestern depot, for od location for a sutoon. Apply to Leonaed F oo in exeel s eity water: rent $10. way und Main street. {JOR SALE—Hotel and res! perous Nebraska city, ¥00d reasons for selling, price 81,00 snup. E. H. Sheafe, Broadway WAN ED—Nobraska lands in_ for Council Biuffs property. E Broadway and Maln streot. OR SALE—Gro: ory stock, fixturcs, Tiorses and building, price & Profits ave 200 per month; 1oc; in the city; i | health cause of se . Sheafe, Broad- way and Main strect. fra 3 nt repair: dry cel 11, Sheate, Broad- ant in @ pros- paying business, It is o street. PROPOSALS Sealed proposals will be received FOR PAVING. by the clock p. m.. June 24th, kinds of paving mute- undersigned until 1 1802, for the follow rinl, viz: et asphaltum. ux Falls or othe White Color: Red Colorudo Woodruft, Ka Vitrified brick. vrick block zranite, sandstone. indstone, s, stone. 470 order: roved by O 2001 and 094 respectively, lagly describod as follows, viz: No. Hi—Alley in block I8, city. No. 46i—Al ey in block 13, city, from 10th 20th strect. Ninth streot from Pacific street to ¥ fic street Saeh bIA to specify a price per square yard for the puving complete In the street and alleys, Work to bedone fn accordance with plans aud specifications on file in the ofice of the Board of Public Works, Euch proposal to be ade on printed blanks furnished by the board,s and 1o be necom- punied by acertified check in the sum of 500, payable to the clty of Omuha, as an evidence of good faith. The board will award the contract for tho different kinds of material subject to the se- lection of the material by the property own- ers or the mayor und city council, The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive dofo ts W, BIRKHAT C irman of the Board of Publi; Omuha, Neb., June 6ith, 18 June 6- NOTICE O SESSMENT OF DAM- GES FOR GRADI} To the owners of all lots and parts of lots and real estute along Ohlo street from cust line of Denise's nddition to 2/nd street. You are hereby notified that undersizned, three disinterested freeholders of the ¢ Omuha, bave been duly appointed by t mauyor, with the upproval of the elty councll of sald city, to nssess tho damuge to the ownors respectively of the property affected by wrading Oblo ‘stiect from east lino of Denise's addition to 2nd street, declared necessary by ordinance 5081, passed May 2 1802 noproved May 5%, 1802 You sro further notified, that having ‘accepted sald appoint- ment, und duly qualified as required by lu we will, on the 20th duy of Juue, A. D, 18 the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at office of T. B. MeCulloch, room 842 N. ¥. Life bullding, Within the corporate Limits of sald city, meet for the purpose of considering and making tho ussessment of damage Lo the owners respectively of said property, aflected by sald nz, taking into consideration speclal benefits, It any. You ure notified to be present at the time wnd placo aforesaid and make any objections to or statements con- cerning said assessment of damuges as you may consider proper. Omaha, June 6. 1802, " " NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DA) AGES FOR GRADING, To the owners of lots and parts of lots and real estate. in block 10, lKountze 4th supple- tary addition, snd in block 1, Kountze 4th addition, ) are horeby notified that the under- signed, three disinterested freeholders of the city of Omaba, bave been duly appointed by the mayor, with the approval of tho city council of sald city. 10 ussess the damage to the owners respectively of the prope fected by grading ailey fn bloek 10, 4th llurh-m«'nll\ri block 1, Kouutze 4th_addition, deciar essary by ordinance K&, pussea M upproved May 25, I, You are further notified, that haviog ne- cepted wald appointmont, ind” duly gualitied us required by law, we will, ou the 15th any of June, A. 1. 1802, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the office of T. B. McCullocl, room M2, New York Life bullding, within thé corporative lmits of suid city, meet for the purpose of cousidering and making the ussess- ment of dumnge o the owners respectively of said property, nffected by sald grading, tuk- ing into consideration special beuofits. if any. OYou are notified to be present at the thue and vlnce aforesald and make any objections 10 or statements concerning sald assessment of dumges us you wigy considor prope MO ; JAMES 5T DALE. Jide y ul- Kountze udditicn, and alley W. H. GATES. Owmaha, June 6, 1502, CALIFORNIA’S FINEST PRODUGTION. JARVIS 1877 BRANDY RICH, RIPE AND MELLOW. Aged in our cellars. Has been gold and four silver awarded six different meda at world's expositions. = Indorsed by the Med ical faculty every- where as being the purest, safest and best stimulant. Ask for it. . Take no other. Be- ware of imitations. JARVIS WINEKR CO. GROWERS, DEALERS AND DISTILLERS, Santa Clara and S an Jose, California. Omaha Medieal and Sureical INSTITUTE. 2 INFIRMARY FOR THR Bl —OF ALL— Chrotic and Streical Disasss Best litles, apparatus for successful treatment o of discase requirin und Remeaies overy form dical or surzical treatment, 60 beds for patients, bourd and attendanse. Best accomodations in the Write for clreulars braces, trusses, club f 05 3 and ures of snins, bronchitis, in- cpilepsy, kid- If 4 u surgieal operations. o99i8n0 it tloh, DISEASEN OF WOMER fiomicon Dides 5t Women FREE. We havelatoly added a 1yinz sndepirvment for women during confinoinent. strictly private. Only Kellable Medical lu- stitute making a In un RIVAT ASES (All Blood Diseases successtully troatol Syphilitic Polson removed from the system without jueroury. New dewtorative Trout- ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- able to visit us may be treated at home by y correspon Ali_commu ions confl deutint. M cnts sent b mill orexpress, s k ind Oné personal in- teryiew proferred. Call and consult us or senl history of your case, and we will send in plala Wrapper, our i BOOK TO MEN, EREE: Unon Irivats » Specinl or Nervous D Tinpotency, Syphills, Gloet und Varico- W With question |1st. races, Appliances for Deformitles & Truses Only manufactory inthe Westot DEFO - 1TV APPLIANCES, THUSSES, ELECTRID BATTERIES AND BEL1S, Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broadway, Council Blu¥s. Ton minutes' ride from'conter of Omaha on and Council Bluffs electric motor line. d, no murks to Eyes tested free by an T OPTICI Perfect adjustment. Superior lenses. ousheadache cured by using our Spoctucles and Eyeglasses. Prices low for first class goods. THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO,, 114 S, 156th St., Creighton Block. NEBRASKA National Bank. U. S DEPOSITORY. s e OMAHANES .$100,00) +9 L 683,9)) Hoiry W. Yateip:ail R C.Cushiog vies prasident. C. 8. Maarle), Morse, John 8. Colllas, J. N, i Patrick L3 Keed. Unshier. THE IRON BANI G. W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience. READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN. SARY OF MEDICINE, Itreat the following Diseases : ! Catarrh of the Jiead, Throat, and Lungs; | easos of the Eye and Ear, Fits and Apopiex: Disease, Liver Complaiut, Kiduey Complaint, Nervous nabH‘ty, Mental Depres- sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal Weain Diabetes, Bright's Ditease, St. Vitus® ance, Rheurhatism, Paralysis, White Swelling, Sorofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turnors and Fistuia Iin ano removed without | the knife or drawinz a drop of blood. Woman with her delicate organs re- stored (6 health. Dropsy cured without tapping. | Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds, 860 to 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- ease I caunot cure without meroury. Tape Worms removed in two or threo hours, of g pay. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured. THOSE WIIO ARE AFFLICTED Wil eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physiclan who can tell what allg @ person without asking a question, All correspondence strictly confidential, Medicing sent by express. Address all letters 10 6. W, Pangle, M, D 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counetl Blutte Capltal stee's ..8130,000 Burplus un i Profits. 50,000 anital an § 880,000 J. . Ed nanis agaes, 6 ) . flact, A Milhr, J i3 0y A Cliarles |G Hanaan. Transact genoral banks ing business 08 capital and surplus ot uny bunk lu Youthwestern lowi LNTERESP ON TIM EDEPOSITS W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Director, Embalmer 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUF