Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1892, Page 3

i) - S —————————————————————— ————— .\ " —— NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Joseph 0'Day Failed in His Efforts to | Murder Officer-Powling, i NOT QUICK ENOUGH WITH HIS GUN After Drawing His Revolver and Attempts Ing to Use It the Alleged Crook 1s Given n Terrible Beating-- Loeal News. Joseph O'Day 1is in the county jail with bis bead ard face ornamented wWith sev eral colors, picked by chance out of the rmnbow and applied by OMicer Bowling with the butt eud of a revolver. O'Day is the third mem: ber of the gaug of pickpockets whose work was mentioned 10 yesterday's Brg. His cap- | ture was mostly an accident and Officer Bow ling is convincell today that it unarrowly es- caped bel the unluckiest accigent | he ever kuew anything sbout. When | Bowling took him to the Manawa Jail with Rickey, his accomnblice, and was about to search them preparatory to placing them Lehina the bars, O'Day sud- aenly drew a large revolver ana shoving it against Bowling's breast pullea the trigger. Bowling saw what he was up to, and ° quicker than thought he seized the shootiug iron aud twisted it out of his prisoner's grasp before it wa discharged, He then commence! to beat & lhvely tattoo on - O'Day’s foce with the weavon, kecping it up until the fellow's face was covered with | plon and he cailed lustily for quarter. He then put him in the Manaws Jail where he stayed until yestorday moraing wheu be was brought to the county jail for safekeepiug wntil Friday, when he will have his beari: In the meantime iickoy has disappearcd with the watches and other stolen property and be has not been seen or heard from since. ‘I'iree vags were found rusticating in a box car on the Northwestern ut an early bour vesterduy moriug aud were ‘run in on the charge of vagrancy. At the station they gave ther names as Mike Brennan, Willium Campbell and William Little, Wuen Campbell was scarched he was found to have u fine gold watch shoved aown inside his trousers leg. This was thought by Marshal Templeton to bo a very inconvenient place for storing a watch that was intended for actual use, and recognizing him #s a man whom he hud scen at Atlantic during the friend's tourua- went, he asked ~ him how long athad been since Le left Atlantic. Camp- ‘oell gasped a gasp thatshook the front witdows of the city buildivgand replied that e had not been in Atiantic but came divectly from St. Paul. Templetan telezraphed to the eity marstal of Atlantic asking bim if ho kuew of a watch huving been stolen during the tournament, and received a telegram in return yesterday afternogn informing that he did, and giving a full descrip- tion of the watch found in the tramp's possession. The charee of being fugitives from justice was placed against all threo of the men, and they will be taken to atlantic today for trial. ~ Campbell's true pame is said to be Young. A lady’s gold Bracelet was stolen at ihe same tiime with the watch, but no trace has been found of it ——— DoWitt's Sarsaparets cleanses the bloods ibcreases the appetit and tones up the sys- sem. It has benefittea many people who ave suffered from blood disorders. Lu will help you. Personal Paragraphs. A. L. Heudricks left vesterday afternoon for i visit with relatives at bis old home in Bristol, Tenn. A. D. Annis, accompanied by Willic and Louie, the sons of J. W. Squire, have gone 1o Lake Okoboji for a two weeks' fishing wip. J.J. Stendman leaves this evening for a tour of the district Grand Army conventions which are held ibis week at_Clear Lake, Etorm Lake and Fort Dodge. From there he il go to Keokuk to open United States our. — Call at the Chautauqua office, No. 10 Pearl street now and select your camp- ing ground if you want the choice of locations. Hot weather prices in picture frames at Riley & Sherraden’s art store. e W. H. Gray, the Hotel Gordon chef is the gentleman who prepared the Grand banguet. Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 und 8 o'clock. 10 ISR For Rent—First cl cation; fine fixtures. Resnonsible party can get long lease on good terms. Ad- dress D 24, Bee office, Council Blufts, Internutional Cure assoc are in annex to Grand avenue, Council Blufls, alcohol und opium d aioon: good lo- ition rooms botel, irst In. For cure of Grand Ju The grand jury, for sbout & week report yusteraay teport. 1 has been in session past, made it final afternoon aud was dis charged. Charles Wilson, the peanut boy who was bound over for stealing some jewelry from an Omaba lady, and Peter Sommers, Charles Koss, ~ Jobn Shev- lin and William McDonald, the four Chicago boy who rob- bed a rustic gentleman of his railroad ticket at the taausfer were discharged, both the prosecuting wituesses baviug gone cway without testifyiug before the graun jury. Frand McNeal, who was with the gang that chewed Julius Zimmerli's cheek iast week, was also discbharged, there being no evidence to show that he was impli- cated n the crime. The following indictments were veturned: Paul Lyons, larceny of €105 worth of jewelry from ~Mrs. Burhorn's store; Harvy Palmer and Jeouie Williaws, of & school house in township, and larceny; Scott Dan Curtis, assault with bu Lewis Butler and iutent to maim Julius Zimmerli; Ernest Cullis, burglary of the residence of I C. W. Brewe e Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo. river channel ice. Mulhollund & Co. Tel. 1 Commeneing Monday I will sell until 1 close out all trimmed goods ut ubso- lute cost, and all other willinery goods wuy down. Miss E. L. Rugsdale, Coun- cil Blufls milinery parlors, 837 Broad- way. *astures for horses and cattle on George I, Wright's farm south of Coun- cil Blufls: 500 acres blue gruss; runnin water. For terms apply 10 James Raph at farm hovse opbosite. Wibash - round house, or addiess ¥, P, Wrigat, Bald- win block. Ogden rouin L2 house furnishes board wund at populnr prices; from 0 or 00 per mouth, sccording to room. i Just received, W black leghorn hats, choice blc. Pieiffor, L.V Council and white Mus, Miunie Tulleys, farm and Blutls] Ia,, 103 Davis sells reliuble paints and drugs. bl A Sol Foster, a young merly cmployed at the trax meoced @ swt for #1000 damages ag aost Dis, P. avd oL J. Bellinger aud it is mbow ou trisl in tbe district court. While in the employ of tne compuny ne fell throurh & defective place lu1he depol platform, sustainine 8 fructured skoulder. The Drs. Belliover ate teuded bi, but for sowe reuson his arm nas never veen of very much use Lo bim since the aecigent. He clalws tbut it was the re- ecity loans Poarl steeet rr wan was sfer, com- for- | 8nd they claim that ns thev were discharge [ with p sult of of | refriger cumages | {he go ractice on the part the phrsicians, and he wants in the sum of #1¢,000. The defendants | allege that they did all that could be done to savo the arm, and that as a Jast resort they told him that it would ve necessary for him to submit 10 & sureical operation. This he refused to do, at his mother's sageestion, in the midst of the casc, they bave no fur- ther responsibilit HOT WEATH Bargalos in the Wash Goods Line at Boston Store, Council Blaffs, fu. WASH GOODS, See our line of white goods, the most complete in the city, at prices that will astonish the most shrewd buyer, being bought for spot cash by our New York buyer. We show a nice line of checks at 5c a yard the At 7e, 10c and 124c, a very large us. sortment. At 15¢, 17¢, 19¢, 20¢ and 23c, every- thing in stripes, checks and polka dots. At 25¢, something new in Swissstripes dot, very stylish, We show the latest craze Swisees with black ground and ggures, also in grey ground and ground with white figures at nobby goods for summer wear t 17¢ and 19c our line of bluck organ- dies in stripes are still popular with a great many —absolutely fast black Chilinn cloth looks very much in ap- pearance to a fine French flannel, but at a price within reach of all—our price 124c—a great many are getting 1Sc a yard: beautiful range of patterns in stripes, figures, checls, polka dots, ete. and ull fast colors, :pon cloth, another very nobby fub- ric for light summer wear, our price only I.»“ Pineapple tissues still hold their own this season, Our range of patterns ar still very complete: the price makes it w very popular light weight dress for summer wes only 124 Chulli a bod, A a yar At in fine colored bla very for neap dress are still bod line of light colors for 3¢ : sowe of the nobbiest patterns »s in dark figures and ilar 7¢ goods. 18 80-inch por 12ic goods, beautiful style last 10¢ a yard. Just to HHand—3 cases half wool outing flannels, to close 8ic; 12 yards for $1.00. Two weeks ago the same goods sold for 15c—the nicest thing in the world for shirts, boys™ waists, dresses, ete. BOSTON STORE, WiTELAW & CO. Council Bluffs, I ——— Good Cooking. 1s one of the chiof blessings of every home. To always insure good custards, puddings, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden “Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Directions on the label. Sold by your grocer and druggist. —— Minor Mention. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumter Co., coal. Chautauqua ofiice, No. 10 Pearl street. Sneak this stole a 1ot of potted plants from D. S. Brennamau's residence last F! day night, Wanted, ever seen in cha rey ground, 5,000 le, regular s while they FOTHFRINGHA) good girl for general housewor! Mrs. J. Styder, 242 South Seventh !vrc&‘l Mizpab ple, Pytuisn Sisters, will give a social Tuesday ovening, June 14, at Masonic temple. A marrisge license was 18sued yesterday to Andrew Helson and Anua Jounson, both of Councii Bluffs, The Dodge Light Guards have decided not to take part in the ational competitive drill at Omaba this weck. “The funeral of Mr take placo th the residence, 1527 Avenue B. Charles . Kelpin and Georgia Jackson, both of Omaha, were married Sunday after- noon by Justice Hammer at his residence. “Dutch® Boyvington was fined §15 and costs in police court yesterday morning for fighting with Dick “Landon, Landon was aicchargod, “The Sons of Veterans entertained their friends lust evening at a ball in the Masonic temple. Music was (urnished by &n orchestra and the affuir was well attended, consider- ing the height of the thermometer. A telegram was received from Washing- tou yesterday, announciug that the chief of the weather bureau has authorized the open- ing of a civil service station 1n this city, The headquarters will be at the government building. Four fellows giving their names as ward Hart, John Kiog, James McWilliams and Otto Mevers were fouud trying to dis- pose of some jewelry last evening and run in on the charge of vagrancv. Tho jewelry is supposed 1o bave been stolen. Revecca Walker will afternoon at 2 o'clock from Ed- A small fire was caused Sunday afternoon in an unoccupica house owned by Mrs. at pp venue und tifteenth s and some matches. the fire department e corner of Third et by so:me smali bo It was extiuguished by’ before aoy considerable damage had been done. The livery stable at the corner of Broad- way ahd Ninth street, which bas becn run for about a year past by G. W. McCoy was closed up yes'erday after- noon &n a landlord’s wrnit of attachment issued from the district court in favor of Ofiicer & Pusey to satisfy a claim for rent held by them il the sum of &1 A message has been received at the North- western headquarters to the effect that the Utah delegation 1o the democratic convention at Chicago will pass tbrough the Bluffs next Saturday forenoon at 11:30 o'clock The train will consist of four sleepers ang a diner. The San Francisco delegution will pass through on the same evening at7:30 o'clock in & special train of eight sleepers and n diner, 9 Dr. F. I, Seybert and a_party of friends were out boat riding at Mana Suundey afternoon. when the boat was suddenly capsized wna bLe and all his guests were shot out into several feet of water. Aftsr considerable hard work the bost was righted and its occupant clambared back 1nto it, unburt but greatly shocked at coming into contact with so much water &t once. A constable from the city lovking Monona county was in for D. H. Wilson, who {s wanted for swindling a res- ident of ‘that .county out of means of # bogus noto cer was in the city a few weeks ugn, but could not take Wilson until the case pending against him was dispossd of. Now that he bas been discharged vy the grand jury. he will be taken away to answer to the second charge, Emi! W. Stautou, of the county clerk yesterday aud asked for & murriage i‘m for bimself and 3 young wdy uamed Jenuie Van Ness, Ho pave biv age us 27, and thut of the youny lady s 13. He was apparently very muct aisevheartened when he was formed that he would have Lo wait until the young Iady gota year or two older. It was announced that Judge Mclize would Rydeburg, a voung man of eo, appeared at the ofico revder @ decision yesterday the Fifth ward aldermaoic contest, aud when court openod in the moraing quite & numoer were present who were anxsous 10 hear his decision. ney were disuppointea, however, as be said he bad been unuble to urrive at a decision yet, and could not give the interested pariiés woy jova as 10 when they might expect to bear from him. They hope for u decision by the close of the week barles Ross, Jobu Shaten wud Peter Som- mers, three of ‘the Chicage boys who were relused by the grand jury yesterday afternoon, were arrested lasi evening and depos ited in the jall on neral prio- ciples, rather” than have them runuitg the streets during tl night and possibly doing some barm. They will b re- leased this morning una given instructions 1o leave Council Bluffs at once. Otto Heiser sud Witliam Doaneiley, who appeaved to bo lug With thei, were arrosied ulong with thea. — Reiter, thetailos, 319 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods. Satisfaction yuaranteed. Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, caturrh, Shugart hl(xk Council Blufts, —— Have you secn the wonderful Hurd | THE tors, the newest and best out: iine New Process and Quick Moal vapor stoves—light like gas—absolutely <:|Yo. At Cole & Cole’s 41 Main streot. - Mra, L. R Patton, Kockford, 1L, write “From personal experionce | can recommend DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, a cara for impure blooa and general devility.” N - DeWitt's Sarsaparilla cioanses tho blood - DON'T FAIL TO DECORATE. This Is Omaha’ ent Week—We Mast Rise to the Spirit of the Veeasion, Osiina, June 13.~To the Elitor of Tae Bre: The aimost entire abseace of decora tions on buildings, in viow of the annual en- campment of the National Competitive Drill association, which opens tolay, has been noted and unfavorably commented upon aiready by many strangevs. The business men of Omaha, who are naturally quick to appreciate the advantages that follow an exhibition of enterprise of this kind, do not appear in this case to appreciate fully. yet, what the occasion demands at their bauds. They wiil fully realize 1t tomorrow evening when they will see the erandest wilitary parade pass their doors that has ever taken olace in Omaha or will ba seen here again for many yearsto come. The crack military companies of the United States from thie Atlantic to tho Pacific and from the gulf states toour norttera boundury line, together with the S:cond United States infantry from Fort Omata, will make a grand military parade long to be re- membered. There is time yet for the merchants to put out their decoratious, uua 1 believo they will do this after it Las boen called to their at- tention. It should be remembered thai this is not the orly event coming to Omaha this mmer that will demand public decorations. Ve huve asked tho poople’s party to hold their national convention in Omaha early in July and they should be welcomed with sometiing L.sides plain store fronts, This couvention will be nearly as large as both the republican and democratic conventions put togetber and will be as big o thing inis way for Omaha as this competitive drill js. Then further, iu August, we are to have the Shriners, and an Omaha Shriner tells mo that at least 10,000 memers of the order will be in this ¢ A larze proportion of merchants already bave decorations. Those who have not, in view of these coming cvents, should cer- tuinly provide themselves with some, and all should unite in decorating their buildings as hundsomely as possible for the grand parade tomorrow ovening and in recognition of the visit to this city this week of the thoasands of militiamen who are here. 1t shoula also be borne in mind that many thousands of visitors are coming in from the state to attend the Manufacturers aud Consumers exhivition at the Coliseam, which s another reason why Omaba should put on its gala clothes this week. A prompt response will be of great benefit to Omaha, far outweigh- ing the smali cost of tho display. Yours trul L W. Mixex. Why Don't We Decorate? Omama, June 12—To tho Editor of Tue Bee: One taking a stroll through the prin- cipal streets of Omaha this afternoon would never surmise that this city was on the eve of a national military encampment—with guests of the city already within her gates —not one yard of bunting displayed, neither can we see a flag, with the exception of two on a telegraph pole and the banner foating over Tui BEE buildiug. Is it possible that Omabu can be unaware of the courtesy due our military guests to this extent ina tional affair of this kind, or are the me; chants <o thoughtless, indifferent or so lack ing in woat is due these visiting militia in this respect that they neglect this important matter! Dou't they know that for tnis fail- ure (o thus show some little courtesy that they will be severely criticised by our visi- tors, especially those whe have attended af- fairs of this kind before somewhere else. If Owaha desires to be deemed a metropolitan city she must show some knowleage of the little courtesies duo these oceasions. 1s this town asleep, or what is the matter? Or is itonly forcotfulness? If Omaha would be remembered she must display more art in these matters; she is certainly remiss in this case. Respectlully, Srters od Ndea, Oxama, June 13.—To the Editor of Tne Bre: Will you plepse publish in your val- uable paper a request for the merchants and wholesale managers to give their employes o half hohday Wednesday, that they may sce tne sham battle, By so doing you will greatly oblige Tue WORKING CLASS, s DeWitt's Sarsaparilia aestroys sucn poi sous as scrofula, skin disease, = czewa, rheu CREEDON, A matism. Its timely usesaves many hives. —_— * For a disordered liver try Beacham's Pills WEATHER FORECAST, OFFICE 0F WEATHER BUREAU, | Oxana, June 13, ' { The showery cordition has appaaently moved castward tothe upper Mississippi valley, where somo vers heavy showers occurred. Dubuque reports one and ten- hundredths inches, and Daveoport oue and sixteen-bhundredtus 1nches. An aroa of fine, plcasant weather is de- veloping in Dakota, andthe winds in the Missouri valley are north and northwesterly and considerably cooler. The prospect for delightful weather here during the uext few days is, thorefore, favorable. The *cool wave” is moving down the valley For rn Nebraska, Omaha and Vicl ity fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday. e - T is Not Dead. Kranxey, Neb. June 12.—To the Editor of Tue Bek: Please answer in Monday’s paper whetner or not James Whitcomb Riloy, the poet, is dead, aud oblige W. S M. e e This Is to testify that 1 nave tested tho medical proverties of Dr. J. B. Moore's Tree of Life remedy to my entire satisfaction, and can most heartily recommend it to the suf fering aud afllicted everywhere, to ve all claiwed for it in the above statement. Last spring [ was suffering from loss of appetite, cousuipation, etc., originating from kiduey and liver trouble, ana Ihad uot used one bot- tie of this great life remedy uatil I was ereatly relieved. My wife, also, being at a very critical stage in life, was suffering much ut times, and by the use of this remedy has bosn saved from much suffering and pos- sibly from premature Jeath. Our youngest son’s health for several years has been very delicate. He contracted somo lung troubie by tuking cold with measles, which produced great nervous debility and ‘occasional bleed- e of the lungs; he has used some four bot- tles of Tree of Life, and feels ana looks as though new iife had been given bim. 1If you areafllicted, try it Gro. MiLLen, Pres. Elder, Box 64, Carlisle, Towa, For sule oy all druggists, et Why go to Europe for champagne when there is a better article at home. Try Cook's Extra Dry lmperial champazne, — Who Will be Nominated? Chiengo, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- way will sell tickets to the democratic couvention one fare for the round trip. Tickets good going June 17 to June 21, returning until July 6. Remember the is an clectric reading lamp in each berth, Trains leave Union depot, Omuha, 11:30 a. m. and p. m., arriv- ing in Chicago early next morning. Ticket ofice, 1501 Farnam stre F. A. Nasu C B C Gen'l Agent. “Lato to bed and eariy 10 rise will shorten the road 1o your home in the skies." But early 1o ved and a “Little Early Riser,"” the vill thut makes life longer and better and wiser. S — New York und Ketura, July4to 6 one fare for the round trip. Choice ol routes from Chicago. Return limit August 15. Call at Chi- 'Ldu(l Rock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket office, 1602 Farnam street. Chas, KENNIE DY, G. N. W. P, £ L. DE Bevoisk, City Tkt & I, A, OMATA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. e e . 'GET IV LINE FOR NOVEMBER JUNE 11, dogree. 1aw but votes registered in Minneapolis for Mr. Har- rison were all l(!ld Of thess 211 were from the south. The' &AYi-Harrison element ageregated §71, of which eighty-thres wers from the south. Take 211 from 533 and you have 524 votes for Hirfisdn from the north Take eighty-three from 371 and you bave 288 northern votes agatnst Harrison. This leaves Harrison 236 0f a majorits from the north. 1 have not cohsidéred Wesy Virginia, which will assurediy £6 Fépublican this year, But take it in as azamst bim and he has stili a majority of the northern vote—which can elect him and will eléct fiim, " Vvises tho inventor co to mako it good. O or failure of au duty done. Another branch commits & serious After Mr. Douglass had resumed his seat plewmen: He pointed to theone star always s the great commandor of this neople, and when he wrote bis editorials thoy were always in favor of Benjamin Harrison's administration, With the dowestic on never be reached as Mr. George F cisco, who is not only a specialist in goods with the Americin o on malkes all the difforence between the siccess inventi claim agent would never think of troubling himself to this extent, warded the fnventor's description of his owa device and collected his fees tio ¢ But the 1302, . oo e —— e — 7 —— e 5. S P e e . Ki caid o hint When Bureau believ the liwit of its obligations to its patrous will long as there is any- thing left which it might doand has not tried. of its work t Bureau pays particular attentiol tions, there was a citizen i our state who, | Dlewiente monopalize the dield i on all fitting oceasions, took the 1\RYS B L8 WRLEH Tob Atianic Tunily to impress upon tho peopln of | S1WAYS on the watel for American this state his preference for the man to be | fhE1S tnd ReAY to fauntarfolt the nominated for president, anda during the g ik P ¢ B e— and pointing toward him as the person to bo GRAND CHEAP EXCUR nominated. The same state convention that " Rereorpre? instructed the delegates at large in the éon- [ To Gothenlurg, Neb vention at Minneapolis to cast the vote of P his «tate for the renominstion of President The coming gr Harrison, made of us one other request, | ter of the west which 'wos that we should place Edward Rosowater upon the national com- mittee to help elect Mr. Harrison. We have performed that duty. We were requested to perform tuat duty for the purpose of bren- ing down the factional warfare which had been goiug on in the republican party of this state, which was upon the grand principle sl burg, June lifetime. being erocted acros. and take amount paid ceipt 20, we will ticket for united hands and united varty to success. “1 want, before I introduce Mr. Rosewater, to say to these people, that it may go out t0 the people of the entire state, ns it came from the lips of Mr. Rosewater to myseif ou yesterday morning on the way down | ¢’y from Minneapolis to the city of Omaba, that the time had come when the | bhatchet should pe buried hatween the con- tending factions, and that the white dove of peace should nover over the republican party all over the state of Nebraska. 1 was author- bearts to carry the furn one-thi 00, the whole . pamphlets, Power Salle street ward we will work shoulder to shoulder for here tonight to the'son of Stephen A. Doug- lass, my memory recallssome of the incidents of my early boyhood. It was my fortuue at ing slow or unc the first time to hearStephen A. Douglass in both times, and then again later on in tuat campaian I beard him in Alabama, where he was rotten egged for expressing senti- ments of loyalty to the union and in favor of free soil and tbe freedom of wan and the rights of the people to govern them- selves. 1 will say ripht here, that of ull the great orators that 1 have heard no man was | his equal as a campaign speaker. He could suy more in & few minutes than any man 1 nave ever heard. While 1 was at Nash- ville in the month of Junme, 1861, the messaga came that aunounced lis death at Washington. 1 felt it almost as a per- sonal bereavement, 1 nover agreed with Mr. Douglass in his views us regards the slavery question, us ] was a rapublican from the beginning, und I believed that congress bad a right to exclude slavery from the ter- Titorics whether the people desired it so or not. As thejeloguent gentleman has stated ere, his old father mot only bheld up the hat of Lincoln as he was being inau- gurated, but he beld up the hands of Lincolu When tha question came whether we stould havo the people of the north united for the preservation of tnis government and main- taining the repuoiic, cost what it might. he stood there and held up the bands of Lincoin, and pronounced for the uniou altbough nearly ull his associates in the democratic party, or at least all the leaders of the aemo- cratic party were at tuat time engaged in treasonable conspiracy against the govern- ment. round trip. 21, good to tickets and sleepir at office of the gr 1602 Parnam stree! CiHAS. K L. De B y Cure Asthma, Hay Object of the Meeting, 450 far as thav 15 concerned, it is a matter of history, wud tonight we have asscmbled here to ratify and endorse th irations of Benjamin Harrson and Wit 1d for the presidency and vice presidency of tnis republic. We have assembled here not in a perfunctory mauner, mnot merely to show that we are republicens but toshaw that we appreciate the good work thut Beojamin Harrison has done in the last four years, and we believe iv honor- ing 8 president’ who has done his Howard Sts., he that in this campaign, regardless of past his- | = oy {Hath o0 tory, regardless of past disputes and rezard- | i p less of past friction e shouid come with . t our Gothenhur ) you rd you buy property at the s amount of your ra are will be refunded. Address for Gothenburg and Improvement Co., 226 La , Chicago, ot A Young Niagara. izea by him to say that he bore no ill will to any one that bLad opposed him and was autborized to deliver the In January last we had messago furthermore to those that | of meetir had been his bitterest enemies that ho for- | ists and busin gavo them, and be said from this time on- | through this city This is the characteristic of doing things and there can be poth- rtain Tickets return U t. NNEDY, ™ of San Fray patent practical inventor, has taken a R position ot its stafl. Mr, Kincud makes a coNTINUED r"»\ilim-r P | 181ty of suggesting improvements to in- — - ors. When a device, meritorious in nomination was accorplished by the supoort | principle but lacking some little detail to of states that will not—gead a republican 1o | pring out its fu.l possibilitios, is submitted to the electoral coilege. Tnat is not trus. The the Bureau he detects the weak point and ad- rning the best way of this kind he ordinary ue has for- psidors his that 0 which the is that of Mr. Douglass resamed bis seat, while the | procurin gsuntEes, T 3 ) b , while P ® patects in foreiga countrios. Tho bend played “The Red, White and Blue possessoF of sny Invention of sufficlen gens Harbinger of Harmony. eral utility tocommand o market abroad nistake when he fails to and the applause had subsided, Hous John L. | Patentit in every country in which itis Webster again stepped to the front of tho | LIKely to find a salc LA A ALLEL L platform and said: tunities for American ideas become wider “Fellow Citizens: Long bofore this cam. | 804 the necessity for foreign inariets bes patgn opened, and long bofore the call bad | COmes more evident. American watches, been issued for the district ana state conven- | C10Cks, gewingmacuines and agricultural im- many re- manufacturers are an_improve- 1 whea stamp thoir 18 YHAL WSHEBYINS Vool v o brands, and then SUBCHTUNILY 40 “:p“’,:fl:",:‘ “‘fr‘lf"m’,";‘ rabie | sell them at prices with which our manufac words of praises of the present’ administra. | LUTErs cannot hope to compote. The Ame tion, and that person was Edward Rose. | 0 Whoinvents a good thing must not ex- water. When other of our citizens wore | PCCt to make any profit from its sale in any incijned 1o look elsawhere for o presidential [ COUBLEY in which heis not protected by o candidato. it was his pen that - seomed | Patent. Every inventor who intrusts bis de- to hold steady the will of the people. | ¥iceto Tuk Bke Buikav or Craivs should the Bureau to procurs patents in the cipal foreign countiies at the sam e tine SION the Niagara of the ns. Gr coveri June with of one et 1L th th about of the city, which has such natu on July car accor at Rock Island route, G. N. City T Produces N UTIF arrh, Co) to at manufacturing cen- uniimited w. for diversified 1ndustries, of city lots will be held at e opportunity Immense factory buildings now there Thousands of people will Ic at Gothenburg during the next year. ater power eat auction Gothen- of a several ute or 28 W single ticket to Gothenburg receipt from ticket ag Upon presentation of this silice on June nt for h a return fare, o if othe v Water e pleasure number of eastern capital. men enroute ey passed Gothen- ¥ burg, Neb., to inspect the great water "’!{l’l”[f““‘f,'l“‘é l’l‘;l‘c‘__:“‘l‘;‘;‘ et o aba bartis power which had been created there, men, to introduce to these citizess of Omaha and to spy out the l“'"s‘b“]““‘ of the the great editor of the greatrepuolican paper | place. 5 of the city of Omana, Hou. Edward Rose- | Gothenburg on the line. of the water.” Union Pacific, 250 miles west of he Mr. Rosewater's Speech. and o is in the very beart of the g When Mr, Rosewater arose he was greeted | den land of this royal state. This visit with a hearty apnlause thatgatheredin force | appears to have brought about the ac- us it swept thiough the hall, complishment of the very object the This continued for fully five minutes, only | Gothenburzers had in® view. viz: to break out with renowed force and Vigor. | qiotHGENIECTS BEC AR HEWS o 8 In a great wave it rolled through the build- L s £ albiay s ing and after 1t had subsided Mr. Rosewater | and manufacturing center of _the said ; west. At all events, they have “Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen: | made an excellent start in this Words fail me to express the seutiment of | direction, as Gothenburg papers report appreciation that 1 feel at the warm reced- | the location of numerous manufacturing ton that you bavo: occorded me, and | ostaplishments, the building of scores the culogy whith - tho chairman of | (0¥ e e Bt tHIBimesting SERNREYOI Bconain ti s to1 | 10T UUSINEES ANCACWO L DL ONECRIAD bestow upon me.: As -1 listenea | Unprecedented demand for town lots. western style the growth l ad- {;;" :‘a"‘ng:d';i)m"gf ‘j,‘:;‘f{f°“‘n‘:3,m’3:“l" ,g{, vantages and the men with brains and president of the United States, Iy was | €UOrEY to develop the same. agun my fortune to hear him when —_—— bo was @a candidate for the presidency Democratic Convention. himself in 1560; 1 beard him at Cleveland Chicago and return one fare for the sale June 17 to 6. Secure mmodations W. ket A l‘, A Heahng.fs ngs” $2.25 A MIONTE (4. TH[ATMENT TWICE A LAY, i Specilie Oxyoen Natur nll\' PURE RICH BLOOD! BE 1’1. 2XT0) GLOWING HEALTH! Free Trial Inhalations. Cat Fever, n.-m.uhc (sick or nervous), Dyspepsia. Nervous Prostration, 0\ oenBook and AdviceFree, Lull on or write without notice, THE SPECIFIC OXYGEN C0., Suite 510 Shecly Blk., cor. 15 UL COM- Bronchitis, nsumption, 5th and ()'\l AHA, NEB duty, and _bis whole duty, regard- less = of iwhether his post friends approve or disapprove. In tbe language of another man on another occasion, those of us that have been steadfastin our faith in Har- rison. We love him for the enewmics e has made in the democratic party. 1 feel grate- ful, however, that all those who were with us at Minneapolis, whetiier they wero friends of Harrison or bis opponents, have ull con- ceded that ho is & man who' enjoys the re. spect and confidence of the American people in an emiuent degree, and that he will be the safest standard bearer that we could select ut the prescnt time. @1 will not detain/you here tonight by reciting what has plready been stated 50 weil oy my predecesscrs, but I will simply say that we of Neoragka are beginning the cam- paign tonight, aud JC1s our inteation to fight ‘Photugraphed from 1 over-exertic 8 of tolneco, B 8 packige, o G for § et by mail wlope. Men 1D CHEMIGAL WAD the mnext battle shoulder to sboulder trom now on until we bave redeemeca the state from democratic as well as from inde- [ Fpr& o, Cor vendeat rale, or wisrile, as we mignt term | i Before & Aner Use.| fe. Wonder case 1ory, erl i, Ne Generati etulness, 1 cither gex MANHOOD RLSTORED. “SANATIVO. ! the rful S 2 scrd w8 tten Cuaranice 1o cure ull N such o1 vous Dise as Weak Lors of Tirain Tieadache, st Man s, Lase Yo ude, all drains’ and power of the vo Oigans in caused by mecr ar dhe excemive Wtaits, Which ultinotely o and’ Tsanity. | ut up the vest pocket. Trice Wi written guarantee to cure or refu co. arborn Street, CHICAGO, 1LL. SOR SALE IN GMAHA, NEB.,, BY Wi this pa Bravch Ofce for | Co.r 15th & Douglas ts. Cor: 14th & Douglas Sta. every 85 onder we give d the 5A it, and we propose to nominate a set of can- didates whose records are unimpeachavle, | NOTICE OF men who are respéeted aua trusted, and witn | the standard bearer for president and vice 3 AC president under whowm we are rallying the; To the ow can be no such word as defeat in the next 1 ostais. campaign, aud 1 trust, fellow republicans, | Jieatary ud that from now om you will endeavor to You. ure buckle on 1he armor and take your stand and orgsnize and Keép on organizing uutil the phalux of Lhe republican party is ax strong as it was iy 1888 and theu victory will be ours,” 1S F 5 of biock ition, o heroby city of Omuhia, thé muyor, with t neil of sald eity owners re fected by g ad i Owing to the preseuce of other tenants it has boen neces- sary for some time for & large part of the patent department of the Bureau 1o find ac- commodations outside. The tenants bave | now given way and the bulk of the patent department is ot last boused under the same roof with the rest of the institution. ment of dutnug sitld properey G You ire notitied to itnd plnc 10 or statements con of duwages us you This brancu of the Bureau bas lately ex- tended its field of operations 10 a warked ] Omuba, June 6, 1602 10, nd not 2, three disinterosted have been duly ho 10 & 10 the ow affected by iz into eonsideration spe i Kouutze in block ified tha approval assess th peciively of the alley In block ASSESSMENT OF DAM ADING, lots and parts of lots and 41hsupple- i 1, Kountze t the unTer- trecholders of the appointed by of the city dam to property uf- Kountze 4th suvplemontary wdditien, and alley in Disease never successfully attacks 8 sy block 1, lKountze 4th addition. decia tem with pure vlood. DNewitt's Sarsaparilla | essary v‘,‘ g din groe R, passed May DK 2, new blo oL - wpproved Muy 24, N2 wakes puse, now blood asd earishes we ald. | SRPIGNE A2 f i vined, that baving ac- copted suid uppolntment. knd duly qualitied To Invénto e rqurea Dy Luw. we Wil Ou the Isth duy of ‘The Wushington oftice of Tue Ber Bureau | June, A. D. 150’ af the hc { of Claims, which bezan operations & Little | the forenoom. at the offico of 10 1. Meculic OVer @ year ugo in one room, has Just ac- | Foom M2 New York Life buliding, within quired possession of the lust corner in jus [ COPporative luilts of suid elty oot for u farge fouratory bullding, purpose of cousidering und making tho asses 5 respectively suld grading, tak- 1l Lenefits. if any. prescut ut the tic aforesatd and make any A nssessuent g sonsider B MOt ections proper YO, JAMES STOCK DALE. W H. GATE: Jid1oe Fragrant and Soothing Blackwell’'s Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco For over twenty-five years the standard smoking tobacco of the world To-day More Popular than Ever, To have a good smoke anytime and evervtime i is only necessary te get Bull Curham. it is all good and always good. 3 BELACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N. C. A Tonic nd would be happier if he could have a supply of SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFF3, 3 JVOR SALE—~Extra fine, thorougzhbred, Jer- A p]easure L R T L TR months old. T3 S Lirst streot That’s the happy combination found in [ Hires’ 52 Beer You drink it for pleasure, and get physical benefit. A whole- VROV diave anything for sale or trade seo E. 1. shoate, Broadway and Maln street 1,0 IOWA farms for sule. Tmnproved 16) acres in Harrison county, 810.0) per we uores fmproved, $2.00: ) acres, $150) - For barzaing In fowa an1 Nevraska farms oall on or Write toJolinson & Van Patten, Council Bluils OR RENT—Dwe l‘ liye & 1L Shente wnd Connnisy PORA G Jowent raves. 1 the 12 10 all purts of roadway and Main. Stoves, furni- Lon commission ub Kinnenan, i2) Broadway. 5 et N | JOR SALE-On small payments. frait and thirst quenching drink. JOUR BENT -0 Sccond e AWEIIAR i alcas B WIth U tooms, furnace. ran ze, bath. clectria One package makes five gallons, { belis, ane of the niost "dostribie’ vosidences 16 Dot be deceived F & deater, o the soke. | GOUMEH BUM run per month, . H. Sheafe. Broadway ntroc of larger profit, is *4jus isas tells yo somie other kind od ' —'tis fulse, Noimitatien | ] sod a5 the genuioe Hikas's k YOR RENT ) : flatson Tourth str wo of the best Carel = [OR SALE—Furnitue fixtures lease uu eTssesmsesen | LY 0d WOt hotel with 40 rooms 10 good Nelrasia eity; will trade for stock of general W. C. ESTEP, merchandisel E. H. Sheafe, Broudway and -~ ’ Main street. OR SALE-A mifortable five roo C ing dwe Funeral Direclor, Embalmar car Fairmount park Pric 81,500, & cash, balance In moythly payments. 1 H. £ e Shenfe. 5roadway and Mali Stroot. £ 14 N. Main Street, [(OR SALEA burgain, throeroom dwells D s ing. 10iS Tifch e, price 0, wiil COUNCIL BLUFFS, take team good horses (n tradt and balance in ients. . 11 Sheafe. Broud way ts. R Or trude. A six-room framo ghith myenue. cor. 20t St., price Sheafe. Broadway and Main sts, Omatn Medieal and Sieaial ght-room dw .22 Wash- INSTITUTE. foneest S BXCE e vy alt ront $e i hot 10 a small town ]‘m.»\u —The % fye @ B niles fros Council B ufTs. IHus an jee cream parior with cood trade. Furniture | volces it #1,000, buliding 82000, Will trade f £00d resident property in Council Biuffs, \ p for the rizht party. E. I, Sheafe, Broad- y and Malo street. y _Fn-l: SALJ R FOR THR Hotel and restaurant in a pros- R peroiis Nebrasku. city & Dusinoss IREA’th\l d reasons for selling, pi )b, 1t ds w A b E. 1L Shente, Broadway and Main streets FANTED—Nebraska lands in exchango -—OF AL L— | for Council Bluffs property. k. H. Sheafe, away and Main strect FOR SALE—A ware and colt. Wil tike ) puyment in ot fiing. Abply to Leonard Best Tasi s m;u ST e ‘,‘.“M orsucesstul (oAt « R T RSTE T oI oRs L niodIoalon Willtans: st adliion to Counerl Blums: ds for patients, bo ird atte b the batance in O dhomo Tabions I phe Sardance. | e, A Everett, Council Write for circ Blufrs, Ia. brac rs on deforinit.es s, trusses, club fe and carvatires of solns, | THOR SALE—Standa o halnyfon, o octr Alysis, epilepsy, kid- | 2 nev. biadder. ey surzical operations Ly Glenwood, record 2: 475 ut, Lis Shown 200 I and blood and’ all T ntie and N oo ¢, | Well broken to drive sing doubic, welghs DlSEASHh UF WOMEN A 1"”1" “L\‘LT‘\.‘ | tbout 100V Ivs May be'seen at barw of W. C. Women IREE: Wo havolatary sl led 'y inge | bitervck. 3 West “iroadway, Couroll in department for wormen during cond Bluffa irico ), "JacoNSIn% 55 Erstyenivaten) .\.'“‘ Relluble Medical RUG store for sale—An old established maing i well paying drug store in lively coun- All Blood, Discses succassfuily treatol | Lry town, also residence property. Address -\\Illhlul. ie Polson removed from the sy Clark Liwle 8 . Harrison county ]“. without mercury. " New. festorative g : ento et f ‘rlm;‘u]{ll AL POWER "Persous un: | Pl e e e S L S able 10 visit us may | treated at hom B g D00, 4 for merchundise: w. k. H. price shoufe, corr ence. Ali_communications cor L LS Gontial,” Med cines: or insis ey | Brosdway and Muin stie & pual orexpress, scourely packed, no marks o | INOR SALE—Faru, es, In Dickenson jud ceato contents or sunder. One persona! o Co., Towa. 240 weris | Balunce fencod Call and consult us or sen. e L history of ture and meadow an acre. £. H. se. und we will send in piaia | Eici0 Brondway and Main streot soryiotyo | Sheufe, Broadwi | Man street. 'R Upon Private, SOR SALE—Cholc ottavatiamio BOOKSTOIMEN ERER T Uionthlyate RIgR BALE-Cholg . Brondway and onsc jpbilis, Glootun | Virico- [ Mein Street colo, On 11 Brace Appliance: nitles & Truses | nufactory inthe Westof DZEOG M- PPLIANCES, TIRUSSLY, ELECIRID BATTERIES AND BELTS, ID—An experlenced sman, who s weil Address A. B., city property. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, ) stock of genersl mers E LE—Grocery stock fixtures, horses, 'rice §1.50).° Excellent trade, well 1 profits: must be sold ab . . ) o U L. H. Sheafe, Brondway und Maln s one Tho Good Samaritan. 20 Vears' Experience. QOR LENT—Nicely farnished Vlock from Broadway, ut 120 G1 BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND 5 r - WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE ]< “”,}{“ LiSha sutmpingibusiness WORLD'S HERBAL DI dy 1o £0 In husiness. sroadway, Councll Blufis, oms SALE—A perfectly Cull ut Mrs. G new surry Kobinson P ASSESSMENT OF DAM FOR GRADING, s of all lots, parts of NOTICE O AG To the own lots ana reul estute aiong SIXth strect from a point 59 feet south of the south Hine of Credit Foncler addition 1o Banorofu stroc You ure hereby notified that the under- signed. thren disiuteresiod fro of U city of Omaha, Lave been duiy the mayor. with the approvil councll’of suid city, 1o nssess the dan the owners, respectively. of tha pr erty affected by - grading Sixth strect from w point 500 feet south of the south line of Cred | croft stroet, « Foncier addition to Bun- ' necessary by ordinunee No pussed May 10, 180, approved May 12, 1802, Youure further notified that laving e cepted sald appointment ani duly qualified srequired y Law, we will, on the June, A 17th day of D, I8, nt the hourof 1 i o'elock 1ithe I treat the following Diseases : forenoon, nttho office of Bhriver & ' Dona- Catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Tungs: Dis- 4o}/ i v iin, stret, within the corpe, eascaof the Eye aud Kar, Fitsand Apoplexy, fleart | 1100\ LATILY Strock within, the cornorute Diuease, Liver) Compiatit Ridner Qouplainty | cons dering wnd tiaking the wasessuent of Nervous Dezbility, Mental Deprcn— | dumaze to the owners respectively of sald sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal | property. aflected Ly suid wcrading, taking eakness, Diabetes Briplit's Ditcaso, & Viwus' | 010 coll Aerution spooial benclits, If any. Dafice Mheathatiem, Veralisis, White, Ewelling, You are notiiedtq. be Berofule, Fover Ecres, Cancers, Tumors | ||| PIcE e and Fistula in ano removed without | present fi 1 and mike concern the time Ay objectl e sald ws You miuy cousider proper. ing WAL G SHEIVER the knife or drawinez a drop of P LU blood. Women with her delicate oreans re- olored 16 health. Dropey cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 850 W 8500 forfeit fr any Venereal Dis- B MCCULLOCH Jod 10t \CITIZENS STATE BANK Omaha June 4, 1802 ease I cannot cure without meroury. Tape Worns removed in two of (hreo Loun, f 10 Of Council Blats POy, I orrhoios or Flies oured et : 150,000 THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED | TUIKU]HV and Protits . .o No, 009 Vi e life dollass by call — :J\“u(ll:u\::“}:n and hundreds of dollam by calling ot Capitat a1 Sur TV i3 DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, fhart 1 A M A551 000 The only Physician who can tell what alls PARRA. | oEi Al banks capitul und surplus of uny bank ln ¥outhwestern lowa. NTLKI‘.B]‘ ()N TiMiE DBPOS3ITS Yy MYERS, FINE FURNITURE, a person without asking a guestio Al correspondence sirictly confidential, uudwuu Bent by eapress. Address ail letters 1o G. W. Pangle, M. D Coun cil Bluffs, lowa. BEEILS 01D STAND 205 AND 101 BROADWAY, Council Biur