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

THE OMAHA BEE. CGUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREE Feiivered ty Carrler to any partot the City . W. TILTON, - MANAGER P 0% 3 | Bus ness Office, ........ No 4 1 LEPTON S| RIEREGr ., 2110 No et —— MINOR MEANTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber (‘5. The Bethany Baptist soclal has been post- poned until this evening on account of tho rain, Charles Deming. Charles Liebold and a couplo of strangors wore capsizod a night or two ago while sailing on Mauawa in the sail- boat “Seagull.” An unknown German, just from the old country, died on A. W.'Wyman's farm in Keg croek township a fow days ago from the effects of the heat. Dr. Donald Macrae, jr,, lost a fine St. Ber. nard dog Wednosday night by the act of some pofson flend. The animal was valued AL §150 and was highly prizoa by its owner. J. C. Bixby, inspoctor of boilars, hus con- demaed the bodler of the “Roscue’ steamer on Lake Manawa, and has forbidden any fives builtundor it until it bus been furuisted with a new set of tlues, Jensine, wife of Jonse Sorencon, died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, aged 81 years, Tho funcral takes pluce at3 o'clock this afternoon from the residence, 1816 South Seventh street. Special commuaication of Bluff City lodge No. 71, Ancient I'res nud Accepted Masons, ihis evoning for work in the trst dewree. All members in govd standing aro cordiall invited. By order of tho worshipful master. Tho infant chila of Mr, and Mr: Kaler died of cholera infantum ye afternoon nt 4 o'clock, aged three d funeral will occur this aft {rom the family residence, and the remains wili be interred in the Wal- nut Hill cometary. A. Jo:epb, a stranger in the city, was run in by Officor Weir Wednesduy night for vagrancy. When he was brought into police court for a hearing i1 turned out that bie had had the wisfortuno to fall intoa hive of bee: and when he was questioned about bis ex- perionce by the officer he called the oficer a “hob Wheo the story came out he was aischurged, Conrad Fink, one of the ola sottlers of Council Buffs, died yosterduy moruing at 11 o'clock, aged 80 yeara. Ho leavos a wife ana two dauchters, Mrs, John Lieb and Mus. Lizzie Hansen. The deceased waa o resident of the city ever since 1858, ‘T'he funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'olock from the family residence, 127 Madison street. There will be no services at tho First Presbyterian church next Sunday morning in order that the members of the church may attend the farowell services at the Congre- gational church. In the evening Dr. Phelps will preach us usual. There will nrobably be no morc sorvices during the month of August, as Dr. Phelps leaves for his annual vacation immediately after next Sunday. The therometers of tho city vesterday showed a temperature of (0= during the warwest part of the aay, a fall of 822 within twenty-four hours. Overcoats were resoried %0 by all who were fortunate enough to have Xepi them in their possession during the ¢ammer. It is stated that the seven days Just passed wero the wavmost. taking them &s u whole, thav have beer seen here for ton years, The twelve men who were arrested for muking a raid on & dwellitg house near the Northwestern roundhouse were aischarged by Judgo McGee vesterday morn ng, the womau who made the complaint refusing to prosccute. Tne ofticer who made the arrest could not even tell enough about them to convict them of vagrancy and claimed that their victim bad suddenly taken a notion to visit u sister in South Omuha. A rumor was circuluted in the city yester- day morning to the effect that during the night the Manawa hotel kad been burned to the ground, An investigation showed the report to be unfounded, aund it probably arose 1rom the fact that a haystack on the farm of G. F. Wright burned " during the night. It was in about tho same direction from the city as the hotel, and some who saw it got & wrong idea as to its location, Etta Miller, who was charged with having stolen a watch from George Ruby, was be- foro Judge Mc(Gee yesterday morning for trial. The prosecuting witness lell down when it come o proving up a caso of larceny, as he admitted upon the stand that he had given the woman his watch to wear, and only had her arrested because he thought ate had run off with it. The court discharged her apd tuxed up the costs to Ruvy. An old man on the incoming Union Pacific train yesterday afternoon was uoticed to be acting strungely, und _was picked up by the depot policeman on tho supposition thot he ano. He was unable to tell where he wanted to go. He wus brought up town and given an examination by the commissione; of insanity. On bis person was found letter showing tbat he had started out to visit relatives in Dakota. He was fitted out with & g showing his destination, put aboard a northbound train and sent on his way. His nume wus A. Loomis, aud he was 80 years of age. —— Special Prices for July and August at Sargent’s.” We have the largest and best selected stock in the city, and can sell you shoos cheuper thun any house 1n tlie city. 1f you want Oxfords coms and get our ond if you want shoes WE ARE IN IT. Special prices to teachers at- tending institute. B. M. SARGENT, 413 Broudway. Trains loave Manawa daily at 8 a nd10 12m., and 1, 2, 2:30, ), b, 5:30, 6, 6:30. 7, 7:30, '8, 10, 10:30, 11 and 11:35 p. m. 11:55 train will make connection the last electric motor cur f SRLEON PERNONAL PARAGRAPHS. The with Omaha George E. Gage of Boston 1s 1n tho city. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver, a son, Louis Henn will leave Monday for Culi- fornia. Rolla . Robinson is visiting in Louis- yille, Ky, Mrs. K. Covaltand son have returned from 8 visit wiih friends in Kansas, Mrs. A. B. Moore aud cousin, Mrs, Lolia Pottit, are visiting in the east. Missos Carrio and Mamle Henn havo gone 1o New York for a visit with 1riends for soveral weoks. M. C. Swanson, Avoca’s well known mer- chiant, was in thecity yesterday, accompanied by hus little daughter. Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Hrown leave toaay for 8 visit to Waukeshs, Wis,, in the hope of benefiting Mrs. Brown’s health, Miss Jennio Hall of Jauesville, Wis., is visitiug Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gorbam. She is soconpaniod by Miss Bessie and Master Joe Gorbam. Dr. Donald Mucrae has been elected to the vico presidency for Iowa of the Pan-Ameri- con Medical associstion, which inciudes North und South America, Colonel J. H. Keatloy hus given up his residence in Sioux City and will return to Council Bluffs to live.” He Is to take the presidency of & uew insurance company that 1s to be organized within tho next month. The Jewel gasoline stove is the best in the world for safety, durability and cconomy, and the new Jowel s its equal, See them at Charles Swaine's, 787 Broud way. el I You Wunt Oxford Ties Sargent hus them, ull styles and kinds, from 75¢ to #3.50. Spevial prices, SAKGENT, THE SHOE MAN. Tonight. after the Ogawa show, Dal- bey’s bund will give an open air concert in front of Hotel Manuwa, ———— ... J30poople in this city use gas stoves The GusCo, puts ’em in at cost. —_— b..\M“.'u a8 6 family resort caunot be . THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: ERIDAY, NEWS TROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Officers fnoceed in Breaking Up a Gang of Countarfeiters, THREE OF ITS MEMBERS UNDER ARREST Green Goods and Bad Monoy Denlt In Ex- tensively—One of the Gang Makes a Confession—~The Crime of a Brutal Husband, A Qangerous gang of counterfoiters has been broken up near Creston. That the fang was oporating has been known for some time past, but all efforts to locate its mem- bers were fruitless, They were engaged in an extensive green goods business in addi- tion to the manufacture of the worthless stuft. Doputy United States Marshal Rich- ards succeeded fn ranning down Frank Murphy and brought him to the city yester- any morning, depositing him in the city jail with the charge of bandling counterfeit money eaterel against him. Murphy, who is a nard looking customer, admitted, when arrested, that he had tried to pass some bad money, but said he waus drunk whon he did it. At Croston he passed onc & bill off on an unwary storekeeper and tried to puss several others, but thoy were refused. When he was brought before the commis- sioner he stoutly maintained his innocence, but it did not take the ofticers long to con- vinee him that enough was known ahoat him to make things very unpleasant for un. He then decided to make a cloun breast of the whole thing. He admitted velonging to the gane, and gave away the names of two of the other members of the gaug. Richards at once sent a telogram to Creston asking the nolice of thut place to arrest the two whose names were implicated by Murphy’s confes- sion. Another telegram was soon received from Creston stating that the men wero under arrest and would bo sent to the Bluffs on the ovening train. All turee will be given a heaiing before the commissioner to- LWOrrow . GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SALE At the Boston Store, Council Bluffy, Commencing Wodnesday Morning. Bargains will be found in every da- partment, The balance of our all wool challies for 89c¢ during sale. Some beautiful patterns in both dark andiight grounds, All our light striped, plaid and mixed ail wool cheviots, that sold for 50¢ and . during salo for 42jc. The newest weaves in cotele nui, hen- riettus, bedford cords, zig-zag jacquards, serges, elc., thut sold for 95¢, $1.00 and $1.25 during the 11-day sale, or at least wlhile they last, for 72¢c. A chance that no one ought to miss. Half wool challies, 124c. Ixtra quality, yara wide, unbleached muslin, 6c'a yard. Our G6c and Gic unbleacheld ravslin for 5e. ,000 yords of remnants in unbleached muslin, u good 8¢ musiin, during sale for He. An extra quulity bleached for dc. Our 7c and 8¢ bleached ing sale for 6 5,000 vards bieached and unb'eached sh, 4 a yard. extra quality turkey red ormer price, 83¢; duving sale, Ia., muslin musling dur- damask, 234 19 picces superior quality, former price, 89¢, 43¢ and 50c: during sale, 324c. 500 yurds cheviot shirtings worth 7c for 4ic. Mosquito net 5o a yard, 32ic per p ! 75 dozen all linen huck towels, colored border and plain white (hemmed, no fringe), 124c each, great value, very suitable for hotels or boarding houses. 10,000 yards challies, 4c a yar 2,000 yards Columbia suiting 86 inches wide, was 10c and 124c: sule, 6ic. 250 pieces- stripe. plain, plaid and check seersucker, 6ic; former price, 10c. 200 pieces best indigo blue calico, 5¢ a yard. Bengal tissue, the prettiest and light- est weight fabric on the market, usually sold for 15¢; during sale, 84. 3,000 yards Orlesian cords, former price, 124¢; during sale, 7ic. All our 15c and 17¢ ginghams, 124c. Outing flannels ¢ a yard. Chilian cloth, pine apple tissues, Shoutong ongees, crepon cloths, Taffeta cords, dford’ covds, ete., all during sale for 10c. 150 dozen ludies white drawn work border handkerchiefs two for 5e. 200 dozen of a ladies white 10¢ hand- kerchief for 5e. All our colored and fancy parasols at just half price, to clear $5.00 for $2.50, $2.50 for $1.25 and 80 on. Our entire stock of muslin underwear at exact cost for 11 days. 1,500 pieces of all silk ribbons, 5¢ a piece—as cheup as cofumon tape, 10 and 12 yards to a piece, 100 window shades, only twoand three of a kiud, former price 75¢ and $1.00, to close 424c. White blanks, 8ca roll. White blank gilts, fca roll. Heavy gilts, e a roll. Inguiin, 9¢ & voll. All bordersat half price. Odds and ends in paper almost given away. Remember there are thousands of bargains not mentioned here. A visit to our great sale will show you some of the best barguins ever offered in dry goods. BOSTON STORE. Council Blulls, —_— Work of a Brutal Wi eater, The residents of Turley’s gien, east of Wil- low avonue, are considerably workea up over the outrageous treatment which Mrs. J. J. Denlen recewved from her husband, and from tho effocts of which sho has not yet re- covered, One of the neighbors heard a cull for help, and on visiting the cottago found Mrs. Denien lyiag insensible ou the floor. Hor husband had just loft ber. She was moved 10to tho house, and, after retmning consciousness. she said thav her hus band came home drupk and demanded that she give him what little monay she had. She re- fused to do so, whereupon he kicked her 1n a brutal manner and ioflicted a borrivle in- jury. Dr. Doaald Macrae, jr., was called to attend her. He stated that” blood poisoning was likely to sotin io a few days, ana in that event her beating would i all prooability resuit fatally, Mrs, Deuien, although she is suffering terribie agony all the time, rofuses to vrose- cute ber husband, or even 10 talk very much about tho uffuir, ‘excepting Lo her most inti- mute fricuds, a8 she wants to shield kim from mny trouble that he might be submitted to by the indignaut neighbors, It is said that he has been in the babit of beating bis wife whenever he got drunk, but she pe sists in ber refusal to make thiogs interest- ing for him, 28 and during Ta Mrs. Winslow's Sootbing Syrap for chil- dreu teething produces natural quiet slvep, 25 cents & bottio, —— A, Pieni; The Commercial Pilgrims and their friends of Omaha and Council Blutfs will pienic in the beautiful grove at reendale next Saturday, July #0. Spe cial train will loave Rock Islund depot, South Main st., at 9:30 a. w. ———— Renewing Old Acqualntances, John Mergel and James Rairden became acqualuted last evening in front of the Grand hotel while listening to the strains of the Salvation army band. After depositing @ nickel in the hat Mergel wvited Rairden to 0 1010 8 noighboring saloon and have & giuss of beer and & social tiwe. Rairden sccepted the wvitation with ulacrity and beer Howed freelv for quite & while, " Mergel suddenly discovered that he had known Rairden be- fore and that Reirden had burglarized his laco of business in Cheyenne county, ebraska, about five years ago and had stolen some money. By adrolt managing ho got Rairden to the street, where ho turned him over to Ofcer Clanr With the request that helock him up in jail on the charge of burglary, Claar took the young man to the city building, where he left him in custody of Captain Maltby while he and Mergel went to the home of the city clerk to get a warrant, Rairden claims the story told by Mergel 1s all made out of wholo cloth. Ho denies ever having been in Chevenne county and de- claces that ho would not_have the necessary nerve to hold up & canary bird, much loss to burglarize a house. He claims to be the son of Patrick Rairden, who keeps a whole- salo_grocery house ut'the corner of Soven- teenth and O streets in Lincoln. —— The Royal Japanese troupe are still at Manawa_drawing bigger crowds every night. They will change their program overy evening. Kverybody delighted. Dalbey’s band in attendance. Pkttt Notlce to Teachers. Sargent, at 413 Broad way, wants to see you if you waut shocs. Special prices to teachers. THE OLD PHILLIPS SHOE STORE, 413 Broudway. Ogawa at Manawa. So Young und Bashfal, A young lady presented herself in Council Bluffs at the oftice of the clerik of the district court yesterday afternoon and tsked fora marriago license. “Where's the man?’ was the asked by Doputy Clerk Foulon, “Oh, he's outside,” was tne girl's reply “He thought I could do it just as well ashe; could, and ke was a little bashful, anyway.’ ‘“Well," said the clerk, ‘‘you’d vetter call him 1. Very reluctantly the young man entered the room when he was called. On fnquiring the clerk found out that he was not yet 21 years of age, and he had thought that possibly the deputy clerk might bn so subjoct to woman's smiles as to overlook his lack of lega! qualification and issue him a liconse anyway. He had to go back to Omaha and get his father to come over acd plaee his cousent on flie in the clerk’s offica. Tho naucs of the parties were Burnideau B Hernemhoffer of Omaha and Emma E, Mil- lex of Fremont, Neb. i e ummer suits for gentlemen; comfortable and cheap. Reiter, tailor, 310 Broadway. Geo. Davis, druggist, opposite Ogden. question cool, the Stole Only the Wheels, A day or two ago William Vicory, who keeps a foed store on Broadway near the govermment bu:lding, borrowed a wagon of M. Weatherbee to use in his business whilo his own_wagon was undergoing some re- pairs, He kept it when uot in usein the back yard of his place. Yesterday morning when he weat out to hitch up for the any’s work he found that some one had been thero during tho night and had stolen all of the wheels of his bor- rowed vehicte, and the wagon box and frame wera lying in the yard. Thero is no clew to the thief, and Mr. Vicors is ut a loss to ex- vlaiu what his motive could have been in taking only the wheels when he might just as well and a good deal more easily bave had a whole wagon. To saye doctor’s bills drink Manawa mineral water. You can get it fresh every morning by sending your jug down by the conductor. He will fill it and bring it up free, —_— Concert ut Manawa every weelk. nignt this Suit for Fees, Attorney W. H. Ware commenced a suit yesterday 1n the superior court for $4,500, which he claims as fees for his servicos as avtorney in a number of cases in which ho appearca for Siedentopf. The fees in tho in- dividual cases are as follows: Siedentopf against Brown, 81,000; Mary Purks against Siedeutopf, $1,500: Siedentopf against God- froy, £00; Flickinger Bros. against Sieden- topf, §00; James Saguin against Siedentopf, £00; Saguin sgalnst Kimball & Chawp, 500, —— ‘Wanted—Iron moiders at the Ogden Iron works, Council Bluffs. Good wages. —_— It’s awfully nice and cool at Manawa. OPENED 10 SETTLEMENT. Filings Made on California Lands Forfeited by the Southern Pacitl Sax FraNoisco, Cal., July 28.—Seven hun- dred and fifty thousand acres iv Sun Benito and Monterey counties which, according to the uct of congress of September 19, 1300, ro- vort to the government by reason of the fail- ure of the Southern Pacilic railroad to com- plete a certain portion of its line within the specified ume, was thrown open to settle- ment yesterday under the nomestead act, and large numbers of filings were made at the land cflice in this city. Some excitement at- tended the opeuing of the lang. Settlers in farm wagons have boen uight and day going t0 and comirg from the county clerk’s oflice ut Hollister. These wero genorally old set- tlers who haveno doubt of being able to prove wneir residence on lund and vultivation of it. Two ol tanks, containing each 40,000 gallons of oll and vbelonginz to the Southwestern Pipe Line compuny of Washington, D. Ly lightning und were completely destroyed., Rich strikes i gold and silvee are reported trom Pitkin, Colo., and much excitement has been caused ln consequunce. Three children were struck by lightning and killed nt Berlin, Wis. The Texas fever 18 raging in Indian Terrl- tory and ttle ure reportea to be dying by hunareds. lie robbers who held up the bank ut El Reno. Okl aro being closely pursued by u sherifi's posse. Sisacn, Onl.. nas been visitod by o destruc- ive fire. Nearly all of the town 18 in ruins. A combinution of fur denlors has been ne- complished. The new combine starts out with w capital of $10,0.0,0.. Headquarters will bo wt Nowark, . J. Forty conductors on the street railway of Portlund, Ore., huve been arrested for knock- Ing down fures A The Crane Chiemcal works at Springfieid,N. J.. blew up, and the entire plunt 18 1n rulns, One man wus killed and & number seriously injured. Cool w west. ther prevails throughout the north- rost Is reported from many pluces. Foreign. Chglora ts makinz steady procress in Rus- sin. The tact of 1ts having Invaded Roumania 1s of serious import to Europe. When pariisment reconvencs Mr. Gladstone will Introduce s motion declaring that the house hus no confidence in the Salisbury gov- crnment. Mr. Bulfour s at the Isle of Wight counsel- n Victorin on the course to Pirsue when parlinnent reconvenos. It is ramored that there has been another plot discovered to overthrow the Bulgarian government. Flavoring Exiracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS, Of perfect purity. Of great strength, Economy In thelr us, Flavor as dellcately @nd dellclously as the fresh fruit, ete, J ULY 29, 1892, WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP B et e coShorRt AW b e ATl ior 30, 4 aml ungs. Redness of Nose, Buperfinons s o n JOHN M. WOODBURY, D. 1., 125 W, 42d St., New York City. For Suffering Women. X N - DR, MILES Restorative N ERVINE. cunes: Sleeplessneas, Nervous Prostrat tion, sick and ner- vyous _headache, fits, etc. After four years treatment by the best doctors in the land, but without any rellef, have need yous Nervino for one week and have fot had an aitack since,—HURDC Bracus, Heathville, Pa. Your Ner vine has cured me complotely for nervons troubles, L.M.Tayron, Lotty,0. Tril bottle frec druggiste DR. MILES MEDIOAL Co., Elkhart, (nd. For 1l by Kahn & 0> 13th & Douglas Sts ARE_YOU SUFFERING? - 2 oM Temale Weakness, _ Catarrh or Rheumatism, Chronic, Nervous ot Private Dise1s2s. IF 80, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. Acknowledged to be tho most successful &pe- cinlists in all PRIVATE, BLOOD, NERVOUS, SKIN AND URINARY DISEASES, Gonorrhon n from 4§ to 6 days. Syphilis cured without Mercury. All stages for life. STRICTURE permanentiy cured, Temoval com- plete, without quitting, eaustic or dilatation. Cara Rffected at hote by pationt without a momont's Pain or annoyance. PILKS, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS ourad without pain or detention from business. HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE ermanently and successfully cured. Method now and unfalilng WEAK MEN (VITALITY WEAK), Mado 50 by too closs _appll cation to business or study: sovers mental strain or grief: SEXUAL EXCESSES In middie life, or from the effects of y outhful follies. K MEN ARE VICTIM8 TO NERVOUS DE- TV or EXHAUSTION, WASTING WEAKNESS )SSES 'with BARLY DKC. YOUNG and MIDDLIE AGKD; lack of vin and strength, with sexusl organs impaired aud weakenened prematurely n approaching old age. Al viold readily to Our nsw treatment for 10s of vital power. Call on or addresy with stamp for cireulars, fres book and receip Dr.Searles & Seacles, 118 south tiuk Strosy OMARA, NED. AY 1n vigor Nocttr 233t ) 4. A Written Guarantoe to Cure Evory Case or Money Refunded. Our cure Is permanent and not & patohlag wp. Gases treatad seven years ago have nover seon & #ymptom since. By deacriblng caso filly'we caa troas you by mall, and we givo the same strong guarantes e cure ¢ refund all money. Those who prefer to come here fortreatment can do soani we will pay railroad fare both waysand hotel bills while hers, If we fall to cure We ciallenge tho world fora case that owr Magl HKemedy will not care. Writq for nartioulars and ged vidence. In our seven years piastion with the o Remedy It haa been rost difficult 10 evercome <he prejudices againat socalled spocifics. But under | our strong gusranteo thousands aro trying it and be ingcured. Weguaranteo to gure or refund every dollar,and as we have & reputation toproveot, also financial backing of $520,001t 18 perfectly safe to all who will try the treatment, Herotofore you bave putting up and paying out your money for differ treatments, and although you are not yes cured no ©one has paid back your money. We will postiively cureyow, Old,chronio, deop seated cases curedns) ! toW days. luvestizate our financial standing, our roputatlon as business mea, Writo us for aames and addrensos of thoss o haye oured who have permission to refer to them. 1t costs you only b #g6t0do this. If your symptoms are sore Suroat, muoous patchesin mouth, rhe smatism {n bones snd Jolnte, bar falling out, eruptlons on any pars of the Tealing of gonaral depression, poins ia heador You haveno Hme 1o waste. Those Who are ntly taking mercury and potash, should dis contino it Constant use of these drugs will suroly bring sores and eating ulaarsin the end. Dou't fall to write. All corraapondence sent sealed fa piain un- velope. Wo invite themost rigii investigatiou and i}l 60 all 1a our powerto ali you iait, Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha Ne} SAP SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS, OR RENT—Tho dwelling on First avenua gnd Eighth street formetry occupled b M. E. Smithi 11 rooms, 2 bath “rooms and all modorn improvements; good stablo and out bullding; rent 80 per month. E. H, Sheafe. OU have anything for sale or trado soe E. H. Shoute, Broadway and Main straot. JTOR RENT—Dwoillags in all par clty, B H. Sheafo, Broadway an: VY ANTED-Fastern Nebraska lands o ex- chango for Coungll Bluffe property. B. H. Sheafe, Broad way and Main streot. UE BIGGEST BARGAIN-Double rosi. dence lot, No. 119 South First streot, 80 feet front; best looatlon and best barzain in the olty 1f taken at once, Day & [less. 30 Penrl siroet, b\AKH and clity loans at lowost rates. Roal estate for sale. Dwelling and business rentals. Money loaned for local investors. Louges & Towle. 235 Pearl streot. Elovator witn corn 4,000 bu, duliy; corn gr.nder, 10) bu. an hour; saw mill attachment, 40 H. P. enzine: doing a good businuss; located near Councll Bluffs. B H. Sheafe, Okt SALE ahollor OR SALE—On small payments. fruit and garden land noar Council Bluffs E. H. Sheafe, Broadway and Maln stroet. IOR SALE—Alblon Rolter mills on Boono river, Neb.; finest water power in tho state developing 125 horse power water entire year; dully capacity, 100 barrels: machinery and appurtenanees comp! o in every deta frame residences 8 acres of lund. title verfoct: price, $5,00; will take unimprovel eastorn Nebraska' land. E. H. Sheafe. OR SALE—On ensy pagmonts. dwellingst all parts of the city. E. H. Sheafe. OR SA LE—Stock of mdse. and brick buiiding, well establishod trade; 10oation near Omuha, Prico, 83500, Wil take good farm in exchanze, . i, Shoafo. OR SALE—Towa farms In_Pottawattamle undgjolning counties. K. H. Sheafe. YV ANTED—About August 1. in fumily, n competent giti for general housework: must have reference. - Apply evenings at 615 Willow avenue, Council Bluffs, a private TOR SALE—Hotels und restaurants in lowa und Nebrasku, doing profitablo business and well locatod; will take lund in part trade; write for detulls, E. H. Sheafe. OR SALE—A first cluss stock of general merchindise with good wlili; price #,00); will take zood land 1n exchan se. E. H. Sheafe. UR SALE—Stock of mlilinory und notions, with store and_ flxtures; price 81,300; will rade for land. E. . Sheafe. OR SALE—S$) acres of good land and new i L cottago. with four acres land in Warners- ville, Neb.: all modern fmprovemonts: w exchanze fora pleasant cottage froe of in- gumbrance in Council Blulfs or Omaha. E. . Shoate. i =3 OR SALE—Ono of the brightast and most desirable hones fn the ecity, on 4th ave.: modern 1n all respects. Must sell, and will sucrifice. Adaress L 1, Bee offic MOR SALE—{8)-acro ranch i Neb. Good hay laud, splondid runze for cuttle. ' Nice cottage, stable and out butld- ings In 200d repair, pienty water. Bost land in the county: will'sell cheap. Write for de- tulls. E. . Sheate. Ohorry 0o, “()ll EALE OR TRADE—Restaurant and saloon nt Manawa; good business at all seasons; good buildin: und improvements. A snap for alive man. E I Sheafe. ANTED—Girl for gencral housework. In- quire at 14l Glen ave. 875 ACRES o land 3% milos from cluy limits ) “at #) por ncre, ou main rond. Would muke u fino fruit tarm. Johnston & Vun Patten. | | JPURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—Eight rooms, steam heat and all molern im | provements. Apply to E. H. Sheafe. | T osr—on Saturday eveninz on Pearl streot i ddor Fitth avenue. between 7th or §th streets, i turauoise necklnce. Return and roceive liberal reward. Mary O. Key, 238 South Sev- | eath street. OST—A Columbla beyele. A reward wili i d4dve pad for its return to J. E. F. McGee. i £ 5 ! J{ NGLISH pug lost or stolen: *hreee months | 4old.” Keward for return to 331 Tenth uve. [ JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. l GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 188Y, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. ED” GIRLS WHO US OLIO Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next House-Cleaning. ( ) 25 ABSOLUTELY JAQUE S 0zZS.FOR2H° PURE - J%srl,*mv IT. BAKING POWDER ® CO. KANSAS CITY,MO. 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A, MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. {13Broadway, Near Northwestsra Dip)s CoUNIL BLUFes. [0¥A CITIZENS STATE BANK 0f Counell Bla e 150,002 8130,055 230,000 Capltalsteo’s ... surplus anl Profits. NetOapital an | Surplus, . Directors . D. 64 nan 140a, . i $hagwes, ' ) Gleason, K. B. Hart, . A, MHDr, J. V. ilindiasn andChatles K. Hannan. Transiot genoral bank. ingbusiness Larzes: capital and surplus of any bank in Youthwestorn Lowa INTEREST ON TIM& DEPOSIT3 SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1703. An ordinance lovying a spe-ial tax and assess- ment on certain iots a1 real estate in the city of Omaha, to cover the cost of grading ith av- enue froni south line of Grandyiew to Ban croft street in grading district No. 21, Whereas, it having bean and being hereby aajudged, determined and established that the several lots and pleces of real estate nerelnafter referred 1o, have each been specially benefirted to the full amount herein levied anl asses:<ed against each of said lots and pieces of real es. tats, respectively, by reason of the grading of that part of 4tli uvenue from south line of Grandview to Bancroft street, doae under con- tract with David and Thomas Cash, Pherefore, for the purpose of paying the cost of suh grading, Be it ordained by the city council of the city of Omaha: Sectionl. That the cost of erading that part of itn avenue in tiecity of Onaha from Grand- view to Hancroft street, sald cost beingthe sum of %6,178.135, sai | ‘znuli g being done under con tract with David and Thomas Casn, be and the sume 18 hereby levied and assesset, accoriding to special benefits by reason of sald grading, upon the following ‘lots and real estate as shown by the genarally recognized map of tns city of Omaha, 141, as lithozraphed and pub- lished by Muir & Gaylord, said cost belug so 1'vied on said 1018 and real estate, respe:tive- Iy, s follows, to wi Nels Anderson it 1 Marcus Rossenwasser 162 a i IRobt MeKenley 1t 4 Stephan Matehalts I Hallles Churles M Milier 167 Wm E Muflley 1t8 M Rosenwasser et al 1t 9 Perer Johuson It 10 Kosenwusser ot al 1t 11 Thos 1" Ha 11t 12 A fred Johnson 1t 13 Alfred Johnson It 14 Frank Shoul ot al 101 Bruno chuelk It 2 i*Shonl ot al 163 0 aspar 1 a0 3 F Shouietal it6 do L7 13 Kuspar 168 do 1o F Shoul et al 1£10 o 1t FJ Knspar It 12 do 1t 1" Shoul et al It 14 do | It15 F J Knspar [t 16 do 17 ¥ Shoul et al 1t18 do 1t 19 FJ Kaspar it 20 121 do 8 Frank Shoul et al 1t 22 do 12 FJ Knspar 1t 24 do ¥ Shoul et al 1t23 do 127 P J Kaspar 1t 2 do 1t 2 F Shou! et al 1L:0 do 1631 FJ Kaspar 1682 do It ¥ Shoull ot ul | FJ Kaspar 168 ' J Kaspar dar" Ti F Shoull et al 1135 do 1t 9 FJ Kaspar 1140 do 14t F Ehoull et al It 42 do It 43 FJ Kuspur It 44 do. 1445 F Shoull et ul it 46 do 147 B J Kuspar 148 do It 49 F 8houll et al 1150 1J Knspar 4? Al 24 Aulsield ndd #131 24 Kuspa 0 62 60 62 00 62 60 63 6062 0 6} W 03 60 62 00 62 60 62 00 62 00 02 00 62 0 03 60 63 55 18 b8 18 60 62 60 62 0 62 00 (2 60 60 62 00 60 6} 00 62 60 62 00 6% 0) 62 60 62 60 62 6162 F 8houll et ul .t 54 do 1455 FyK ¥ Shoull et al 1t 58 do 1t 3 Kuspar et al 1t 69 do L6l ¥ J Shoull et al 1t 62 do 1t G4 1 J Kuspar it 64 1) Kaspar It 63 ¥ Bhonil et ul it 06 do o7 B J Kuspar It 68 do 1160 ¥ 8houll et al It 70 ¥ J Kuspur le71 2 JI%e) N 178 80 sald special taxes iovied aforesaid, on wald lots respectively, shall e- come del{inquent as follaws: One-tenth of the total wmount k0 svied on each of anid Loty siall | become deliuquent in ifty duys froa the pus- Total Sectlon 2 That age and approval of this crdinares, ono-tenth 1N One yeAr, one-terth il tWo yeArs. nae-tonth in threa yeirs, ono-teathi{n {uur years, one- tenth fn ive yeacs, one-tenth {n six yoirs, ones tenth fn seven yoars, oae-tonth in elght years, one-tenth in nine years after snil lovy, and bes 1ng from the passuee and approvil of this ors didance, Each of #aid fnst iiinents, oxcept the fIst, ShAILATaw (nterest ut the rato of § por nt’ per annum from tho tine of the levy aforesald, untilthe same shall Lecome dolin- quent. Intere<t at the rate of | per cent per montl, payable in advance, shiail be paid on ench deiiuguent installment., Scction & That the entir levied and assessed on any of sald lots may e pAld by the owner of any lot, or the eutire equal pro rataproportion of ai 1 tix on any of said lots, may be pald by any pereon on part of 'sald Ints within (\fty d rom sal levy, and thereupon such lots or pa'ts of lots shall be exempt from any lien or chargo there* amount of tax 8o Secticn L. That this ordinance shall take of- fect and be in torse from and aftor its passage, Passed July 15, 1802, JOHN GROVES, Clty Clerk. Petl O 1l resident of City Conay Approved July 10, 1812, A GEO, I, BEM1S, N 1o above tax s now due and payable at the office of tho city treasurer and wili bscomd de- linquentand baar interest on and after Sop- temboer § us seon in section 2 of above ordl nance, HENRY BOLLN, City Tran uror, SPECIAL ODINANCE NO, 1702, Anordinance levying a spe ment on certain lots and ¢ity of Omalia, to cover the cost of damaves for change of grade 1f Arhor straet from lith Btrout o Lith strest; 11th strout from Castels Iar stroet to 175 feet so1th of Arbo. stre and i eet trom Castollar to Vinton str Whercas, 1t ving been anl belng herely adjudged, detormined and - es: tablisied “that the several lots and picces of roal ~estate horelnafter re- erred to, have oich heen speially bensfltted to the fill amount horein (v e 1 and assessed wgaingt ouch of said 10ts and pleces of renl os- tate, respectively, by reason of the damages for chunigo of kra lo Of that part of Arbor street, from 10t stroet to ith streot, 11th stroet from Castetlar stroet to 19 feotsonth of Arbor street and 12th street from Castellar strees to Vinton stroet, “Thetafore, for the purpose of paylug the da n- ages for such changs o? grad 1o it ordained by the city of Omuh tion 1. That tho cost of damazes for change of geade, i1 the city of Om ha, of Arbor strest from 1 th to 15th strest, 11th str et from Uas- tellar strost to 175 foet south of Ar.or s'res and 1:th street from Castellar to Vinton steect, sid Cdamages - beins the sum of ) bo and the samo 8 hereby niid assessed, nocordin « ta special bene- fits by reason of said change of grade, upon the followlug lots andreal estate as shown by the generally rocognized map of the city of Omaha 1801, Iftiographed and puon-hol by Muir$ Gaylord, said cost for d ui boiigso lev onsaid lots and roal estuto, respoctively, as fol lows. to wit Jolin Rush 1¢ 1 b1k 4 Bowery Hill $16 20 Auna E Rush It 2 bik 4 o 813 Suniuer MeAulitfe s 68 ft 1t blk 4 57 Joseph Tuckett n66 fLive vikd ' 2 40 Adelino Juhn it 1 bk 5 10 11 Mary 10 iurto s 416 2 bk 5 3 Jacob Bohlibern 14 1t 2 bk 6 John Garvey it 3bik 5 Michaei Dew 1b3 bik 5 John Brady 16591k 5 Helenu 8 vzor it 6 blic 5 Putrick Hinchoy [t 7 blk do 168 bk 5 Andrew Marrion n % w 1 blk 6 Chas A Talemin s 13 w 1 bIk 0 H R Clurko o 24 65100 €6 b1k 0 Beile It Estolion 41 6162 bik 7 Mury Ring n 43 £t 1t 3 DIk § Edward Cassidy 1t 4 bk 8 do 165 bk § Hiram L Piekhard [t 6 bik 8 do 17 bik 8 Dominick Cogan 1t8 bik 8 IKate Connell 1t 9 bik § Honoro Corrigan 1t 1y b1k 8 arali J Husca al tax anlassess | estate 1 tne uncil ot tho eity n 132 fte 13 L blk 0 HH McMahon 830 ft.n 162 ft of @ 152 ft blk 9 Perry M Peckhi nlsftofs196 fte 152 ftbhiko ** W H Poekhnm s 63 1€ T2 (6 blk 9 - H 1 MeMahon w 1§ blk 0 - Wiihelmina Baumunn 84 1t 1 bIkS Phillip's ald H RClark trian -ular plece of land w_ of 10th st und n of Arbor st lying se of bik 0 Bowery HIll Oharles Hantey It 1 Knutmann & Jétter's o t2 ) do L3 . Charles Kaufman 1t5 s do 1t6 22, Total nmount €27 00 Section 2 That the speclal taxes and asseas. ments levied and assessed as aforesatd, shall be due immediately upon the passage aid ap- Jroval ot this ordinanco, and shall bocome do- iquent it not paid within Aty days thoreat: ter; » nd thereupon interest shall be addod at the rate of 1 per cent n month, payable in ad- vance from the time said taxes become 5o dee linquent, Section 3. Tnat this ording neo_shall take ofe fectand be in force trom and after its passage Passed July 13, 1802 JONN GROVES, Oty Clerk, i, P, DAVIS, President City Counctl, Appraved July 19, 18 The above tax is now dae and payable at the office of the city treasurer and will'become de-~ linquent and bear 1nterest after September & 1807, as seen in Section 2 of above ordinance. HENRY BOLLN, Oity Treasurer, OI([)INAN(—XIVI NO. 3151, An ordinance orderinz the Improving of Bury street from west 1ine I3th strect Lo st line 16th strect, in strect improvement district No. 2% suid tmprovinz o consist of paving wirh Coiorado sun Istone, and directinz the bourd of publie works to ‘take the nocessiry seps to cause such work to be dono, Whereas, the mayor und city counsil of the city of Omiha have ordered the Improving of BuTt street from west line 15th street to east iine 16th street, in street improvement district No424 by paving the sume.und allowed thirty duys to the property ewners tn which to desig= nate and determine vhe materlal desired to be usod for such pi | Wihercas, the iy diys have expired and the property owners owning the majority of the frontuze in suld fmprovement d.strict have wvinz of sa'd stroet insuld dlstrict with Colorado sandstono, and Whereus, in addition to such desiznation of material by suld owners the mayor and ¢ty cour aid city do hereby determine upon 150 specifiod as the muterial to be wsed for such pavin - therefor Bo it orduined by the city council of the city of Omahs Section . That that part of Bury street from wost iine 1sth street to east line 16th street In street Improvement district No. 428, Ue and the same is hereby ordered {mproved, sald fmprovement to consist of puving with Colorado san Istone, eluss O, necording to the spesifientions on file in the office of thoe board of public works. section 2 That the hoard of public works I hereby ordered to cuuse suld work to be done and L0 enter 1nto contruct for the sume with the lowest responsiblo bidder undor the speci= fieations on file In the office of suid board. Seotion 8. That this ordinance take ¢ffeot and be in force from and ufter its passage. Passed July 20th, 1602 JOUN GROVES, Olty Olori E. P. DAVIS, President Olty Counell Approved July 2/nd, 1802, GEO. P, BEMIS Mavyor. ORDINANCE: NO. 3149, An ordinance ordering the fmprovin g of Sixth streot from south 1ine of Pierce streot to north line of Ilickory street, in street lm= provement district No. 424, sald fmproving to consist of paving with Colorado sund= stone und direoting the board of public woris to take the necessary steps to cuusoe such work to bo done. Where Us, the miyor and clty councll of the city Hf Oniahiv huve ordered the lnproving of BIXUL stroac from 80t 1ne of Dlercs Sroet Lo north e of LICKory stravt 1 sUFowL 1 proves L district No. 425 by paving tho sume and Wiowed Uity diys to proparty ownscs in Whi“h 1o acsignate nnd deterin ne the intes Fll dostrod o bo usod for such buving. Wiierons, tho suid thirty diys huvi and Uie property ownors owili s ority of the frontgo tn sid nt districh Bive yetitioned for the piving of sald stroet i atd district with G s Istono, and ‘Whorens. 0 uduit ch dosignation of mut rial by $11d ownors, the mayor wnd oity Council of wuid aity do Liroby degermine upom atorlul so speelfied in tho tmaterial to he 1101 such pav.n « thorefore. He fLorduined by the ity countll of the city of Ol Seetlon 1. Thit that purtof SIXth streot from south Ine of Plorco street t uorth 1ne 11k Gry street, in streot lmprovement district No, U unl the Same 14 horaby orlored fme Proved. $41d lnprovemunt 1o conaist of puving With Colorado swnJstono Oluss O, nocoring 1o ifivations on filo in the office of the f publio works (on 2. Thit tha board of bubl'c works s by OF org | o oatae sild Work to be 4one i1t 8ntor Into vontriet for Uy wime with o 1owesL rownons| i 01d (or uader Ui sposts Hient{6'0s on flje 1n the offive 0f wis d bo.rd. oevion . Thut this ordinan e tuke offees and b n foroa from WAd WILOF |3 pusss 30, Pusnod July th, 183, JOUN GROVES, Clty Olork. E P. DAVIS. Prosldent Oity Counoll, Approved July 2ind, ik, GE . P, BEMIS, Aayor, St & Saunders i8S, Pk | fudeal courts Koows 3 4 wnd O Sbuge l Beuro block, Council Bluirs, La.