Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFTS - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. DFFICE Teilscred by Carrier to any partof the City H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER s negs Office, . TrLEPRoNEs | RERFai0r e — e e MINOR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Ce. Boston store for ary goods. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., The driveway to Chautauqua will bo sprivkled this year. Phil Phillips, boss of the sewer gang, was approached by an unknown man yesterday who offered to sell him twenty counterfeit dollars for &, The fellow escaped before an officer could be called. Oscar Burns, the colored man who has been shocking the modesty of people in the northwestern part of the city for some time ast, was captured by Oficers Beswick and Riurphy last eveaing: The Chautauqua grounds were never in such good condition ns now. IKvery possivle convenienoe §s being arranged for and tran- slonts us well s campers wiil find no oc- casion for any fault-finding. Tho oase of Theolore Lyons against the Chicago, Rock Isiand & Pacific railway com- uny was on trial before Justico Cones yes- terday, The plaintiff wants £25 damages for a cow that was killed by one of the com- pany's train Pottawattamie tribe No, 21, Improved Or- dor of Red Mon, will meet 1n regular council this ovening in their wigwam, corner of Broadway and Main streets, ot the eighth run for work in the degress. All visiting chiefs are welcome. An unknown negro entered the residenco of Mrs, Smitn, 513 Mynster street, vesterduy without knocking. John @Ahles was prescut and started with the feilow to the police sta- tion, when ho suddenly took to his heels. Ho 15 betieved to be a sneak thief. A brakeman on tho Kansas City road had the two mivdle fingers of his right hand badly maskiea while coupling cars wm the company’s yards. Dr. Lacy dressed the in jured members, after which the mau was taken to nis bome in St, Josepl, Mo, A pile of clothing, ovidently stolen from o second hand store, was found last evening by tho police near Gilbert's ice house at the corner of First avenue and Twelfth street. It secned to bave been hidden there until the thief had a chance to take it away. ‘The Ben Hur Mining and Milling company of Colorado has been recently organized with a capltal stoek ot 700,000 for the purpose of working the Little King, Optimus, Minnie H, Mossback and Bon Ton claio W. O. Wirt of this city is one of the directors. The preliminuries to the opening of tho Chautauqua assembly next Saturday are be- ing rapidly made, J'ents are being sproad, the amphitheater Is being decorated, and the grounds are being gotten in readiness for one of tho largest crowds ever seen ou tho grounds. Monday evening Mrs. W. A. Coulter entor- tained at her home, 400 Glen avenue, & few friends from Kansas City aud Omaha. Thoy were Mrs, C. W. Stockton und sister, Miss Nellie Stockton of Kansas city and Misses Agnes Humm, Bertha Nugent ‘and Frances Emerson of Omaha, The 7-vear-old daughter of Conductor E. H. Smithof the Union Pucific railway was bitten by a dog Monduy and seriously in- {ured. The viclous auimal fastened his teeth n her wrist and the back of her neck and in- flicted two bad wouuas before assistance could be rendered. ‘The police bave received 4 message from the sheriff at Orango City announcing that tho store of Gurley & Vanderburg at Alton was _entered by burglars, who secured six revolvers, six ragors and half a store full of shoes and clothinz, Tho thieves ure sup- posed to have come this way. Atrangements are being wade for a grand vally.of tho nombers of tno people's party in Council Biuffs on Saturday oveuning. An effort will be made to have addrasses deliv- ered by such men as Benjamin Terrell of "Wexas, Jerry Simoson of Kansas or Colonel 8. F, Norton of Chicago. 'I'bo place of hold- iz the meeting will bo announced later. The Chautaugua opens next Saturday with a0 adaress by Governor Boies and music by the Lmperial quartet of Chicago. Governor Boies is to speak on tho history of Iowa. Those who have heurd the Imperial quartet acelare that thoy are fully equal to, and many pronounco them superior Lo the Shu- bert quartet, which bas created so much en- thusiasm here, ‘There is quite a move started in favor of giving to M. I. Rohrer of this city the demo- cratic nomination of railway commissione His friends and supporters are urging his nomination, not only on the grounds of his worthiness, but ulso because Council Biuffs has never been given a place on the demo- cratic state ticket. kx-Mayor Robhror is popular at home ana is so well known through the state that ke would without doubt get his full party vote. Not tho slightest trace has been obtained of J. W, Curvell, tho colored man who ran away from the county jull several days azo while being taken to the Women's Chris tian mssociation hospital. It 18 beiug quiotly whispered that his escape was ot such a mysterious uffair as it was at fiest thought to be, but that it was a cut-and-dried affair with somo of the county ofticiols who did not want a corpse on their hands. If this supposition is the correct one, Curvell knew his part and plaved it without a niteh. Andrew Campbell and Laura Groon were arrested yostorday on an 1nformation filed by Joff Groen, o brother of the womun, charging thom with lewd conduct. Whilo they were in Justice Swesringen’s courtawaiting ahearing bis bonor in a joking way suggested that they-get married, A new idea came into their heads, and apparently a guoa oue, for in loss than half an hour ufter the suggestion bad been made tho justico had climbed into his splicing garments aud earned o wedding fee. 'who criminal case agaiust the couple was then dismissed. DoWitt’s Sarsaparilla is reliable. Chautauqun Trains, Leave Council Bluffs from Rock Island dopot at 6:10 a. m., 8:30 n. m n., 10:27 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 1:50 p. 50 p. m., 7:00 p. ., 7:30 p. m. PERSON. RAGRAPHS, Mrs. L. S. Awy has goue to Salt Lake City to visit friends. Miss Mary Oiiver 1s visiting friends in northere Towa. Mrs. W. ¥, Vickery leaves \aday for Den- yer and Colorado Springs Will O'Donnell is home from college to #pend the summer with his parents, Miss Sabie Amy hus left for a visit with friends in Cedar RRapids and Chicago. Miss Tillie Leutziager is bome from a visit to her sister, Mrs, Anuie Clark, at Chicago, Mra. W. H. Tilton and Mes. Laura Kirl left last eveniug for a visit with friends in Bhenandoab. Mrs, F. Smith and daughtor, Miss Cora Nason, left last evening for a month's visit in Fremont, Neb. Paul Aylesworth has roturned home from Priuceton university, where ho huas be during the past year. Mrs. M. I, Robror, Master | Carrlo bave gouo thele usual summer outing. Mr. C. B Towle leaves on au important six during woich he will Kingston, N. H. Allen Sopers, who bas been a resident of Deuver for wany years, left for bis home on Monday, after o visit of several aays with J. B, Atkins and fumily, Hon. Johin Y. Stoue left Monday evening for Dos Molnos to attend the republican state conveution which meets today. He is a cendidate for recowinauion for attorney general, Lockwood and Phillip Dodge returned Monday from Harvard ubiversity and will spend the vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. P, Dodge. George H. Goodell, ® graduate of the Boston School of Tech- Bology, is thelr guest. Mrs. L. R. Puatton, Rockford, [, writes: “From personal experionce I can recommond DoWitt's Sarsaparilla, & cure for impure blood and general devility,” 150 people in this city use gus stover The Gus Co, puts 'em in ul cost, —— B. and Mis to Chillicotho, Mo., for tomorrow evening weeks' business trip, visit bis old bome iu NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | Graduating Txeroises of the Olass of '02 at 8t. Fravcis's QUITE AN INTERESTING PROGRAM Many Friends of the Institution Were Pres- ent—Musieal Selections Were Feas tures of the Oceasion—List of the Me The graduating oxercises of the class ot '02, St. Francis' academy, took place last evening in the chuvel, bofore u large audienco composed of the frienas of the graduates and of the institution. Essays on the followiog subjects were read by the members of the senior class: Salu atory, “Iichoes of the Past,” Miss Ella Mahoney ; “The Band of Saven,” Miss Margaret Murphy; “The Gold Dust of Time,” Miss Eila Coughlan; *“Sunshine in a Shady Place,” Miss Gertrude Kerrinara; “The Acrid Spirit of the Times Corroded the True Steel,” Miss Mary Murphy; ‘Shine n Use Miss Nelllo Hynes; valedictory, 492-1802,"" Miss Josephine Lacy. At tho close of the exercises diplomas were con- forred on the soven graduates, showinz that they had completed the course in the aca- demy. All the essays wore woll written and showed a great deal of careful prepara- tion. Tho reading was interspersed with o num- ber of fine musical selections, 11 which the following pupils took part: Misses Louise Herman, Joo Lacy, Mars A. Murphy, Sadis Grimm, Anna _Drake, Antouin Kess- ler, Mabel Yetzer, Bessio Rew, Eidna Gleason, Bessy Beno, Gen- evieve Wickham, Veronica Wickham, Ida Boigregain, lorence Morrow, Nellie Dunn, Eugenia Lynch, Mamie O Neill, Jon- vie Murphy, Josina Lange, Pet Fitagerald, Cecilin - Wickham, Patricia Wickham, Mae Farrell, Mamio Muldoon, Louise Lynch, Katie Lerceh, Florence Murdoeh, Mubel Love, Ada Murray, Anne Wickham, Ella Hopkins, Agnes Danuhey, Nellio Danahey, Iva Ritchie, Nellie ' Callahan, Anna Shank, Beatrice Hinds, Emma Kirchman, Dovle Davis, Mary Fisher, Mable Martin, Gertrude Kerr‘hard, Philomena Swift, Margaret Murphy aud Iilla Mahoney. Choruses were ulso sung by the members of the senior and junior classes, ‘The musical part of tho evening's entertalnment was very fine. During the afternoon the work of the year in the painting and fancy work depariments were on exhibition in the reception rooms of the academy, and was 1spacted by a large number of visitors. Interesting exercises were held Monday ovening at St. Joseph’s academy. Masters Thomas Danahey and Patrick Sullivan were awarded diplomas signifying thew comple- tion of the course at that institution. WrEpiYo Warer, Neb., Oct. 28, '00.—Dr. Moore: My Dear Sir—I have just bought the third bottle of vour Tree of Life. It is indeed a ““Tree of Life.” Doctor, when you 50 kindly gave mo that first bottie my right side was so lamo and sore and _my liver en- larged so much that L could not lie upon my right side at all. There was a soreness over my kidneys-all of the time, but now that troutle is all over. 1 slecp just as well on oneside as on the other, and my sleep rests and refreshes me, and I fuel tho best I've feit in fifteen yoars.und I know that it is all due to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly, D. F. DuoLey. For sale oy all druggists. LAST WEEK OF THE JUNE SALE. At the Boston Store, BARGAINS IN BEVERY DEPART- MENT. Special bargains in figured china iiks for this week only, all our 65¢ and 5e figured china silks for 50c. 5,000 yards corded taffeta, sale price 12c, worth 19c, one of the prettiest was goods on the market. Chiffon, the latest crazo in neek woar, just received, over 500 yards in all the newest shades and comibinations, on salenow at 2ic a yard, worth from 39e to 50c, Wash goods. Our line of wash goods is the most complete in the west. Bvery- thing from the 3¢ challie to the finest all wool. See our line of challies 6ie, worth 50 per cent mor Cropons, Bedford cords, Taffeta cords, pongees, ete., all in at 123, making the prettiest line of wash goods to be found anvwhezng, Ladies® waists in white, black, black and white, fancy percule, ete., in end- less variety from 48c to $2 25. Children’s lace caps. all_our $1.00 and 1 25 caps during sale for 50c. All our 50c¢, 65¢ and Tic caps for 25¢, this week only. Straw hats in misses’ and children don’t have your children get sunstruck when you can get u 25¢ hat for 124e, a A0¢ hat for 19¢, a 75¢ and $1.00 hat for 7 t 8c, 43c and Ladies’ and m! biack silk mitts, we show the finest line ever shown over any retail cou e our line at 15 5 ., 80c, A0c, 58e, 65¢ and T, A doubt the best value ever offered in such goods, seo them, and yov will bo with us, Mosquitoes! Mosquitoes, bad fiends’, don’t know that we have gou to have them, but wo are sure to have them, prepare for their coming, have your windows secured against them with the ent adjustable window screens. they are offering for 25¢ each at the 3oston store. Towels, 50¢ dozen; all linen towels, fancy colored borders, knotted fringe; the price you might style one of the seven wonders, 12ic. Ask to see them. Hosiery and underwear. We have ulways led. This season we have out- done all previous efforts. See our line in onyx, fast black, Hermsdorf, royal stainless, Louvre, ete. Ask to see our ladies’ fast black hose at A pair, o world beater. BOSTON STORE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Biuffs, Ia. Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 and 10 a.m, 12m., and 1, 2, 2:30, 8, 8:30, 4, 80, 5, 5:50, 6, 6:30. 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30, 0, 10, 10:30, 11and 11:3 p. m. The 5 train will make connection with tho last electric motor cur for Omaha. —_— If your old furnace needs overhauling, or if you contemplate putting in a new one, 'you should examine the Boynton Gastight, Mr. Lautorwasser, with Shugart & Son, is o practical furnace man, and will be glad to give you his experience in such matters if you choose to econsult him. Don’t wat until fall, — Epworth Lengue, A moeting in which the young people of tho Mothodist denomination are greatly in- terested, is now in progress at Trinity Meth- odist chureh. It is the aunusl conven- ton of the pwortn leaguo of the Ninth lowa aiscrict. Tnis district wprises Harrison, Mills, Montgowery, Taylor and Page counties, together witn the west baif of Pottawaltainio and Crawford counties. Delegates to the tumber of sev. enty-soven are present from the various Ep- worth leagues in the district, representiug nourly every town where there is a Metho- dist church in all that area. Most of the delegates arrived yesterday worning, but new wrrivals cume in almost continuously all duy, and further addi- tious are expectea ' to the list today. The early morniug was devoted 1o @ devotional service led by Miss Bailey of Dunlap, after which a busiuess session wa beld. An address was made by Goodwin Perkius of Missourl Vailey on the “Social Evaogelistic Work of the League.” [n tho afterncon au election of officers was held, with tte following result: Prosident, H. Jobnson, Logan; first vice president, J. B. Hurris, Deuison: second vica presiaent, Mrs. . 5. Leigity, Malveru; third vice president, Sadie Swmith, Shenan- doab; correspouding secrewwry, Alic THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, Brandriff, ing secretary, Mae Sims, Council treasurer, J. 'P. Morris, 'Glenwood. gates were also selocted to the convention of the Eighth conforence district, at which & meinber of the board of control of the I worth league will be chosen for the d strict which mcludes lowa, Minnesota and Mis- souri, Rev. J. B. Harris of Denison and . H. Roosa of Malyern were appointed delegates and Rev. G, W. Roderick of Missour Valley and Frank Hooker of Shenandoah alternates. A general discussion followed the business meeting, in which U. G. Johuson of Denison took the lead. The condition of the loagues were reported by the various dele- gates, and from the reports all scemed to bs in a flourisning con- dition. Various topics of interest were dis- cussed, and tho session was a very interest- ing one. At i:30 in the evening there was a song service of half an hour, after which Dr. B. P. Paine of Lincoln, Neb,, preached and conducted a revival service, ——— It is what Hood's Sarsaparilla actually doos that tells the story of its merit and has wiven it the largest sale of any modicine. ——— What Sargent Sy 1f you want to pay $1.00 for a pair of shoes go to Sargent’s you want to pay $2.00 go to Sargent’s. If vou want to pay $3.00 go to Surgent’s If you want to pay $4.00 go to Sargent’s. If vou want to pay $5.00 go 1o Sargent’s and he will sell you a better shoe for the money than you'can buy elsewhere, and if he tells you the shoe will wear he will stand behind them and give you u new pair for evary pair not as repre- sented, This is not talk, but business. I have had the experience and have tho goods and business, and can muke the prices. Come and soo me. SARGE Missouri Valley ; record- . the Shoe Man, 413 Broadway. —_— Colfax ginger ale and mineral water sold at wholesale by Duquette & Co. manufacturing confectioners, sty Importing a Chicago Chureh, Next Sunday there will be a peculiar and atteactive feature to the Chautauqua program. It is nothing less than the picking up of an entire Chicago church sorvice, preacher, choir and organist, and placing them on the platform of the great amphitheater here. Rev. Dr. Thomas, the famous liberal divine, will preach, the Tmperial quartette wili sing, Mrs. Nellio Bangs Skelton will serve as pianist. This minister with these same singers and with Mrs. Skel- ton as accompanist furnished the serv- icesat tho People’s church in Chicago for three years, and caused Hooley’s theater to” be packed every Sunday. The reproduction of this popular service arouses much intorest in the partici- pants. .One of the members of the quartette writes that they are making special preparations for next Sunday, and they promise the finest musical service which they can command. Those who want to attend the People’s church when it is at its best, can easily do 50 next Sunday. Plan for Improving Big Lake, Park Commissioner A, C. Graham has & scheme to drain off tho water now in Big lako by letting it run into the river and then dam it up on both tho horth and south ends. Then he would pro- coed to fll it up ogain by allowing the water to run_into the basin from the springs in the northwestoru part of the sity, which numver logion. The lake could be kept full to the bring without any help from the river, and the water would then beof the finest instead of beim weighted down with sandand clay as it now is. The vlun would giveto Council Bluffs one of the fluest lukes 1o ve found in the west. In connection with Big lake matters Mr. Grabaw enters a protest against the state- ment to tho _effect that a low dive 1s being run by ono Pater Hansen, on_city property. Mr. Graham states that the placo whero the disgraceful carryings on have been noticed is not on city property, but ten feet over tno line. e Discase never successfully attacks a sy tem with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla makes pure, n3.vol>oiundearicass the old. Prof. Zerkowsky will accept a fow more echolars on the violin or violin- cello. Address 805 N, 7th, it PR Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat caturrh. Shrgart block, Council Bluffs McPhail pianos, 116 Stutsman street, Read page 6, Chautauqua program. International Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 First avenue, Council Blulfs, Tn. For cure of alcohol und opium discase. Grand Special r mer. otel, Council Blnfly; tes to tamilies for the sum- Large rooms facing the park. e For Rent—Tivst cluss saloon; good lo- cation; fine fixtures. Responsible party can’ get long leuse on good terms. Ad- dress D 24, Beo office, Council Bluffs, Hot weather prices in picture at Riley & Sherraden’s art store. H OMAHA, nes S0U: Advised by the City Attorney That It Has No Jurisdiction. City Attorney Van Dusen’s opinion, given to the council on the question as to whother that boay has jurisdiction in making the levy for school purposes, is to the effect tnat South Omaha 15 still a city of the second class ns ragards school matters, ana tho council is therefore without jurisdiction in the matter. In accordance with Mr. Van Dusen's opin- ion the council will not interest itself far- ther in the proposed levy of 123§ mills for school purposes, and will raise no objections to the Board of Education proceeding in the matter in accordance with the charter of a city of the second class. Elected Ofticors, Nebraska lodge No. 227, Ancient Order of United Workmen, has elocted the following officers for thoensuing year: P, M. W., P. E. Sullivan; M. W., A. M. Gallaghor; fore- man, Johin Irwin; overseer, James Carmody ; recorder, J. M. Gallagher; financier, Joseph Duffy; receiver, Kichard Swift; guide, P, 3 inside watchman, id Lowrys outside watchman, £d Hayes. Next Tuesday eveping the newly elected oficers of all the Ancient OUrder of United Workmen lodges in Omaba and South Omaha will be installed at the hall of No. 66, in this city, Their Annunt Plenle, The employes of the beefl killing depart- went of the Cudahy Packing company will give their aunual picnic at Waterloo Sunday, July 24, H.J. Marty, Reed Darnell, Her- man Kogel and Paul Martin, the committee appotuted for WAL purpose baving 5o de- clded. Several coutests in killing and dressing will take place. A baudsome gold medal will be given to the champlon sheep killer and dresser of Neoraska, the title to that aistinction to be won at the coutest on the day of the picnic. Notes wnd Per Vaughn nals 0. C. returned yesterday from Fremout. Miss Jennie Morris has returned home frow her visit to lowa. The pupils of St. Agnes’ schools were given @ pienio at Spring Lake park yestecday. Mrs. Jennie Walker of the government microscopical force returned yesterday from a visit to Columbus, Rev. C. N. Dawason has succeeded in rais- iug §1,200, which amount wipes out the entire indeblednesy of the chureh, Leonard Ewers, a youag lad living at Sev- eateenth and O stroéls, was seriously bitien by a savage dog yesterday. W. ¥\ Lorenzen was whe guest of Jacob Jaskalek yesterday. Hp fias just returned from an extended visit Yo Furope, Services will bo held #% the Kplscopal chu=ch this evering at 7 o'e,ock. Mr. Eason, the new lay reader, wiil preside. Miss Mame Sevkora, & teacher in tho pub- lic schools, leaves toda# for Leat River, Iil., where she will spend the summor vacatio A. L, Huater has roturhed from Albany, Mo, He was accompuniod by his sister, Muss Nottio Hunter, who will remain a fow days in South Omaba. Yesterday Van Sant, Caray & Reimer loaded 518 cattle, which will be incroased 100 at Chicago, and on July 8 will bo shipged from New York on the steamer Greece, to London, England. C. M. Hunt, aprominent capitalist, was arrested yesterday upou complaint of Health Oficer Snively, Mr. Huut fs charged with violating the heaith ordinance by refusing to clean up his property at Twenty-fifth and N streets. South Omaha will eare for several hundred of thuse who wiil attend the people’s coaven- tion. The Reed hotel will find accommoda- tions for a delogation of about 100 from Ohio and the other hostelries will take care of all possible. Many privato homes will also be thrown open to the visitors, DeWitt's Sarsaparilla aestroys sons as scrof ula, sikin disease, matism. Its timely usesave — e A Female Firebug. Mrs, Duncan of 340 Charles street is a coloved woman who, the neighbors say, should be in an asylum or & jail. Her last escapade cousisted in setting firo to the houso of a neighbor, Bd, Swanson, for which she is now waiting trlal before Judge Berka. Swanson had had her arrested for disturbing the peace and this was Ler revenge. - When you goto Danver stop at the Ameri- can honso. utes §2.50 to $3.50. Remodelod throughout. uch pol czowa, thau many 11y es. o Threo Negroes Shot to Death, GArvesToy, Tex., June 25, —A special to the News says: Three negroes were shot to death at Spurgs on Friday evening. They hod confessod to having assaulted Mrs. Boasly and her duughter near that place the night before. g s Disordered liver set right with Beecham’s pills. Ao ko sl Just as a Warning. Panis, June 28.—M. Ribot said today that rough treatment in the case of Captuin Borup was resorted to as a warning to other over-zealous military attaches. — - The Fire Recor Panis, June 28.—Threa tenements in the suburban town of Berri burned. Several people were burned to death. 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In our soven yoars praciice with U Maglo Remedy 1t has boen most difioult o overoo: the prejudices againat socalled speciics. und our strong guarantoo thousands aro tryin ingoured, Weguarantes to curo or refund every doliar, And a8 we have & reputition toproteot, also financial backing of 50,001t 18 perfectly safe to all who wili try tho treatmant, Horetofors you bave putting up and paylng out your money for difforent treatments, and aithough you aro not_yet oured no one has patdback your money. We will positively cureyou, OId,chironio, deep seated casos cured in ) 109 days. lnvestizate our fnancial standing, our Toputation as business men. Writo us far names aa 40t those we have oured who have given on to refer to them. It costs you only post: agetodo thls. 1f your symptoms are sore throat, mucous patchosin mouth, rhe imatism in bonos and folnts, hair failing out, eruptions on any part of the body, teeling of goneral depression, pnins ia head or bunes. You haveno time to waste. ‘Those Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, shouid dis- continueit. Constaut uso of these drugs will surely bring sores and eating uloorsin tho end. Dou't fal to write. Al correspondence sent sealed in pialo en- velope. Wo Invito themoat rigld investigation and willdo all 1n our powerto ali younit. Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neb GRADE ORDINANCE NO. 3i7. An ordinunce_establishing the grade of Corby street from 20th strect to Shernian avenue: Iith avenuo from Locust streot to Ohio strect; 10th street from Locust street to Ohio street, T the city of Omaliu: Be it ordainea by the clty council of the elty of Omalin: Scotion 1. The grade of Corby street. from 20th street to Sherman avenues ith avenue from Locust street to Ohio street; 1uth street from Locust street to Ohio strect, in the city of Ol is hereby established at the foi- lowing elovations, the zrade betng uniform struights lines between the points specified, In the streots, avenues or alleys named in the reespoctive sections followlnz, to-wit: Sectlon 2, Grade of Corby Street— I tion Elevation uth of North urb. Curb, As estaplished. 60,00 i Enst curb of 20th street.. West ourb of 10th street... Enstourb of 1nth st West curb of Sherman ave- nue, as established.. 2 South curb of Locu as established..... »reh curb of Corby 8. . South curb of Onrny st North curb of Ohlo st., as'es- tablished . . ..70.70 Sectfon 4. '€ 0th street— South curb of Locust st.,ns established Ve s 10880 Point In conter of biock bet. Locust aid Corby sts... North curb of Corby st. Bouth curl of Coroy st. 0 North curb of Ohio Sectic This ordin shall take eftect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed Juno 21st, 1802, JOHN GRO Clty E. P. DAV President Civy Cous rd, 1892, GEO. P, BEMI 60.00 8D 70.00 00 o .00 0020 As establishea Approved June NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNI You are hereby notified that the earth now existing on lot, block 4, C bell’s addition to the eit: declared by ordinance sance You are hereby directed to abato said nui- sance by ding down sald bank of earth B0 18 to provent the wastinz. failing or wash- ing of earth from sald lot upon the sidewilks or strects adjacent thereto within twenty days from ihe 2d duy of June, 1802, or safd nulsance 1) he abat by the ¢ty authoritios and the expenso thercof levied ns @ special tax nguinst the property on which sald nusiance cxists, Dited this 28th day of June, 1502 . W. BUCKIHA USER, Chairman of the Hoard of Public Works, 28-20-00 July 1-2 PROPOSALS IF'OR CONSTRUCTION OF WATER WORKS, Senled pronosuls will be received at the of - fice of the elty clerk until noon, July &0, 1812, for furnishing the material and 'doinz il the work, or any portion of either, for u svsten of water works In the city of Pones, Dixon county, Neb. Plans and” specifications miy be obtylued by addressing the clork of said city, Bids will be opeued in the presence ot biddors at 4 0'clozk p. . the offico of the city cierk, on July i he right to reject any and all bids is Duted Ponca, Neb., June 21, 1 .M, DORSE B W, HUSE, 1l mp- of Omahi, his been No. 8110 to bo a nul . Mayor, Oity Clerk. 128 dsiM SEWER PROPOSALS, Sealed propusuls will bo rocelved by theun- derslz ua until ) o'clock . e, July K, 1802, for the construction of i sewer i sewor dis: trlct 130, 1n the city of Orniahu, s per ordin- nnee No, 3101, according toplans und specifica~ tlons on file in the office of the bourd of publi works. Proposals to be made on printed blunk furnistied by the bourd,ind to b uccompn by a certified eneck in the sum of £00. puyaole 10 the ity of Omuha. us an evidence of good fuith. The bonrd reserves the rlzht to reject any or ali olds and to waive dofects. VW, BIRKHAUSER, Chulrman of the Bourd of Publie Works, Omu , Neb, June2lst, 152, jel BAKIN POWDER 0ZS.FOR29H°¢ PURE - J%STTRY IT. WELL BRED, SOON WED” GIRLS WHO USE SAPOLIO Are Quickly Married., Try it on your next House-Cleaning. Omala Medieal and Sieaisal INSTITUTE. j e & Bar INFIRMARY ;* FOR THR { < TREATNENT | «—OF ALL— [ Chront and Sty Dissay Best facilities, spparatus forsuoesstu. trartmant G of disoaso roquirin : n.odioal or surdeal treatment, 6 bods for patlents. boird ani wttendansa Best accomolations 1n tho west. Writo for circulars on deformities anl S trussos, club foot, curvituros of sins, fihnors, ¢ wneor, cutheeh, bronohits, in: avlon,0.ectricity, piralysis, opllepsy, ki nov: b addor. ave. Sar skin ant Dlool whl A urgrh-nl .,§.mwm\ CAPERERTN PREO LTV DISEASES OF WOMEN .05 i et § Womon FREE. Wo havolately ad lod a 1yl indop trtment for women during confineinent striotly vr.vated Oniv Reilable Medioal (nt stitute making v Speci it PRIVATE DS asis JAL Bood Diseases sucoosstull Syphlitio Pofson removed from the system without morcury. New Restorative Troate ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- able to visit us may be troated ut home by correspon_ence. All_communivations conti- dential. 1 clnes or instraments sent Ly .l OFOXDross, securoly packod, 10 mar s to ind cate contents or sonder, One personal in- tery ew proferro . Call and consult us or sont history of your ease, und we will send fn plaia WrADDOr our ¥ BOOK TO MEN, EREE: Upon Privata, » Spooial or Norvous Dise enses, Impotency, 8y plhills, Glostund Varico- ceie, With quost on st Braces, Appliances tor Deformities & Trasss. Only manufactory inthe Westor 0480 il IT3 APPLIINCES, TRUSSES, ELECLRT) BATTERIES AND BELL Omaha Medical ani Surgical fastitute, 26th and Broaiway, Conoll Bla¥s Ton minutes' ride from conter of Omahy on muha and Vouncil Blufts viectric motor Hno. na Romo are) wvery thea troatal ORDINANCE NO. 3110, An ord n e o ating street fmprovement district No. 434, on 17th streot from Farnum to Tlarney stredts. in the eity of Omaln, for the hmprovinz of streot in satd district and wilowing thirty days to the property owners In sald district in which to deterniine and designato the matoriul desired to be used for the repuving of the me. Be Itordained by the city council of the clty of Omuha: Sectlon 1. ° That Street Tmprovement Dis- trict No. 474 on 17th street from Furnam strect to Hurney street. for the fmproving of the streot in suld district s hereby created in the clty of Omaha, ection 2. That street Improvement district No. 474 shitil comprise 17th street from Farnam trect to Harney street, In the city of Omul L shall melade ail lots and roal ests Doth sidos of sald stroet to w depth of L2 foc and it is hereby declared necessary to - prove the sauie by rep Seetlon & Thut strect lmprovement dis- trict No. 434 n the oity of Omahn be and it dored fmprove | by v thirty duvs next, afte passage and approval of this ordinance be the suiue is hereby allowed to the owners of all lots and real estato in sald stroet im provement district. to dotoriminge and desig- nite the material desired to be used for the repuving of tho same, anl notify tho city council thereof, it hiving been ‘and being hereby determined by tie mayor aud clty council of suid eity, for reasons Which appe rizht and proper.thint ull the renlestate i street improvenient distriet shall bo eliry and assessed with the cost of repaving the in. 1o be thereafter dotermined wnl establsh- ed according to the special benefits 1o the property in sald street lmprovineyt district and the Board of Public Works is hereby d rected to give notice to the owners of Tands and lots, subject to loeal assessment, for the wid fmprovements, to determine u material to bo used for such paving, by publication in the official paper of the ‘elty” for three consccutive days. et least fitteen duys prior to the lapse of said thirty day Sectlon 5. That this ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and wltor its pas- sage, Pussed June 21st, 1502, JOIN GROVE: Clt P. DAVIS t City Council. 50, P. BEMIS, Mayor. Approved June 2rd, 1 ORDINANCE NO. 3110. Anordinance declaring the bank of earth on lot 5, block 4. Campbell’s addition, a nuis- ance'and ordering the sume to be abated by the grading down of sald lot. d by the city council of the city Section 1. That the bank ofearth now exist- ing on 10t 5. block 4, Cum pbell’s addition to city of Omiha, bo and heroby Is declared to be and the same 1s orjered abated by A 50 % L0 pr wasting or fallinz of oarth ) the sidewalk or sirects ad- I vent the wisl sald 1ot u Scetlon 2. That the owner of said lot bo hercby 18 required to abate s gradine down said 1ouns roquired in scetion | of this ordinince within ty 1] duys from aze wnd approval, and failing or noz- 50 to do, the board of public wo roquirod to cause sald nulsance o be uhated by the grading down of sald lot and report the cost thereof 1o the eity councll to be ussessod inst said lot. tion . That this ordin: 1 e in foree from fnd afte Pussed June 205t m id nuisince by wce take effect its pussuge, 18 JOUN GROVES, City Clerk E P. DAV President City Councll, Approved June Zird, 1N, GEO, P, BEM Mayor. PROPOSALS FOR GRA DING, Sealed proposals will bo recelyed by the ur- signed until 130 o'clo Kk p. m., Ju 1802 for grading 1ith street from stroot to 18 street. In'the city of Omahn, in ae- cordunce with plins and spectfications’ on file in this oflice of the Board of Public Wor.s, Bids wiil bo mado on printed blunks fur- nished by the board and 1o bo weeomp in- fed by acertified chock in the sum of 0.0 puyuble to theeity of O s an ovidenco Aith. The bourd reserves the rizht to reject any or all bids and walve defects. P, W, BIRKIAUSER, Chairman Board of Public Works Omaha, June 28th, 1502, 1350 PROPOSALS FOR GRADING, Sonled pronosals will be recelved by the un- dersiened until 1:30 o'clock p.m. July 8, 1802, for erading Grant stroet from 2ist strect to 24th street, and the alley In block 2, Idlewild, in the city of Omuha, in_nccordance witi s and spo-ifications on filo In the office of ard of Public Works. Bids to bo made on pr nted blanks furnished by tho bonrd und to be acompanied by u reifled eheek in the sum of 8500, puysble to the city of Omalia, us un evidonce”of good aith, The board reserves the right to reject any orall bids und to wajve defects. P W, BIRKHAUSER, Chulrmun Bonrd of Pubiic Wo Omaha, June 21st, 1502 3 'SPECIAL NOTICES, l COUNCIL BLUFFS, 4 H YV ANIED Good girl for goneral house: work, ( \ od wages. Mrs Goorge K eoline, nst e 1 toet avenua occupled by (OR RENT—-The dwelllng on First und Eighth stroot formorly M. E Smith il rooms, @ bath rooms and all modern improvements; good stable and oud building: rout $ 0 per month, E. 1. Sheafe. OR SALE~Flouring and grist mill with & stock of goneral merchandise and dwelling. Price $12.500; will trade for onstarn Nobraskd or Kansis Iand. K. I, Shesfe. YV ANTED-Exporienced canvassers to soll the Intest und greatest novelty in frait in Pottowattomle mnd Mills countles, Address A 23, Bes, Council Hiufls, QTORAGE and Commission—Stoves, farnie ture, oto., stored and 8old on commniission a8 lowest rates. L Kinnehau, 52 Broadway. POR SALE-Onsmall paymoents. rruit and garden land neir Council Blufs E. H. Sheate, Broadway and Maln stroot JOQR RENT - T'wo of the bost Oarrizg 0 lowa, ) on Fourth streot. TETO U aarthing for sale or trado wes 1. Sho e, Broadway and Maln sireot. TOOR RENT-Dweill cly. 1} QUR SALE--Farnitue fixtures lease and L' cood wili of Kotol with 40 rooms 1n a xood Nebraska oity: will trade for stock of general orchandise. K. 1L Sheafe, Broadway and Maln streot @in all parts of the Shoeafe, Broadway and Main. [OR RN U —~Eight-room dwellinz, 221 Wash= In:ton ave. modern styly conyen- oxuoliont, repaln ront & K. H. Shoate, Broad way and Main' sts. JOR SALE-otel and rostanrant in u pros- porous Nebraskna eclty, piying business, £0od Feasany for solling, prico 800, 1t 18 & snap. E. 1L Shoufe, Broadway ana Maln streety @0 will buy n nice new houso, monthly Ry ats, 65 foot lot in Geimas' sddition izt of property for sale, John- atty VOR SALE-Standard bred mare. 7years old, sired by Dr. Arohibalid, No. 15" first LY Gionwood, rocord 2: 4. Sho IS a fine hestriut, has shown eood spood, 18 zontle and well broken to drive siagle or doubio, weizhs AbOUE 1011 Ibs - May bo seen at burn of W, O Utterbick, 28 West Broadway, Counoll BlufTs. Prlco$:5). Jacob Sims. on Farm, 5) acres, (n Dickenson Co . 240 acros broko, Balanco fou pastire and an nore. B, 11 " ForsaLE ! Co,, Towa. K. Muin stroct. JOR SALE Choleo farms in Pot vattamio 1. Sheato, Broadway und $7,00) atock of cenoral mers well looatod within 100 miles of WIIL take partin fnn & of best quals ity, neo cash. B I Sheate. Broadway and Malu streot. TOUR SALE-Grocory stosk fixtures horse ote. Prico £1.50) " Excellont trade, wel stablishol, largs profits: must by sold at onee, for good oause. E. 1L, Shoate, Broadway und Main stroot. [OR SALE—The stamping businoss and ar noodiework matorinls; wm goinz Lo lenve elty; good chiance for & ludy to €0 In business, Mis. ii. I.Niles, 402 Broadway, Council Bluft ~Enstern Nobraska lands in_ex- 2o for Council B.uffs property. B H. way and Main streot QRUIT lands, garden lan Is, firms and olty property for salo or trade. Day & Hess, § ol streol. SALE 4,000 bu. d liys saw mill attact doing a goodl bu Bluts. Will ta sell cheap for and Main stre corn shollar, grander, 10) bu. un ont. 0 1. P, enzine: itod near Council lund in exchanze or Shoato, Broadway OR SALE—The leadinz hotel In & Nebras- K clty 0f 20,000 has 40 rooms, feeds 91 each 1. 2004 bur trado, nets £250.00 per month, long establishod, iease has three yoars to rani price, §5.000.00. half cash or will trade for Omaha residence, B 1L Sheafe, Broadway and Madn strect. O SA LE-Stock of morchandise and build fng in wood Town town; stoe¢ Involoes #1,500.00; has wood trade; bullding, $1.00).0); o bargning Wil tako wood loww land in ex- change. " E. Il Sheafe, Broadway und Main strect. FPUE BIGGEST BARGAIN dence lot, No. 23 South I? feet front; bost location and the elty if taken at once. Peurl streot. Jouble rest rst streot, 8§ bost barzaln Day & Hess. OR SALE—Reod Tathe, foot or power. b feet lonz. 12 inches wide, back geured und serew cutting, with co npleto change o gewring, 3 chiucks, ono G-lnch, one 4-inch and Ldrill chuek: 3 sots metal turninz tools, ote.; also one i-horse power ollenzine, with shafting, pulloys, belting, ets. Allin good order and will be sol ap for cash or on time to right party. ‘Address Hox 4, Elliott, Ta: CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Councll BluTe Capltal stcoe ... i 8150,00 Surplus wul Profiis. 50,00 NetOanltal ani Surpius........8230,000 Directors —J. . @4 naa o @ LS Vg, ) Gleanon, B 5. LAk, 1A Milbe, J. V. a1 and Chinfloy 1K Hannan. Transact zenoral banies fug businoss Larzes: nd surpias ot uny bank in Youthwestorn lowa. INTER EST ON TIME DEPOSIT3 COUNCIL BLUFES STEAYM DY& WOR{3 Allkinlsof Dyeing anl (| ninzdone inths hizheststyle of the art. Faded and stalnod fabrics nide to look as s00d 08 new. Hod fouthers cloanell by stoam in first-cluss mans ner. Work promptly done and doliversd il puris of the country. Send for price iist 0. A. MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR, BBroadwy, Near Northwestora D3piy CouNoiL Buures 10 VA W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Direclor, Emhalmer 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFF! TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, choedsack, Proprietor, t., Omaha. Dye, clean and r wues received at either office or av the Works, Cor. Bluffs. Send for price list Merct them redyed and finished L‘"ulll\(l new. BED FEATHERS REN OVATED AND CLE most appvroved wuchinery, at less cost than you ever paid before Officos 621 Broudway, Council Bluffs and 1562 finish goods of every description. Pack Ave. A and 26th 8t., Counci uts who have shop worn or soiled fabrics of any character can have ANED BY STEAM, with the