Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 5, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STRE! Teifvered ly Carrler to any partot the City 1. W. TILTON, « MANAGER W LEPHON s ) Business Office, ... 1¥FLEPTIONES § Xiayie Ealtor. . —_— MINOR MENTION, No4d N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., Members of Abe Lincoln Relief corps will mect this afteruoon at 2:30 o'clock 1n their bal! [Poreman wanted at once at Harrls’ Bot- Wing works, Council Bluffs. Aiss Nettie Vallace will entertain a large party of her friends this evening at her home on Lluff street, % A large party of puplls from the Glenwood public schools visited Manawa yesterday. Several of them rode over on bicycles. The Danish Brotherhood lodge No. 10 will hold their anuual pictic next Sunday at the German Schuetzen Verein park at Manawa. There will bo services at the First Presby- teriun church Sunday morning at the usuul bour. Rev. J. M. Wilson of Omaha will preacl Regular mesting of the Fruit Growers and Gardners associution next Saturday after- noon at the courtghouse. The July program will be given. Unity Guild will meet in regular session this ufternoon at half past 2 o’clock at tho residence ot Mrs, ¥\ A, Slitcner on Lincoln avenue. A full attendauce is desived. he regulur meeting of Golden Rod camp, No. 7, Royal Neighvors (of America, wiil bo held this evening in Knights of Pythias hall on Main strect at S o'clock, A specinl pro- gram of entertainment hus boea provided. Marriaze licousgs wero issued vesterday to James 0'Counor of Omaha and ISl Caais of Council Bluffs, and to Edward A. Frath and Katie Glenman, both of Omaha. The latter couple were married by Justice Cones, Frank Carrell raised a disturbanco in a house of ill-repute on Vine street Wednesday night by raining wine bottles and bric-a-brac at the head of the propriotress of the den. The police wero notficd and Carroll was teken in charge. He will have a hearing in police court next Monday. Arrangements havo been made for a band concert at Manawa by the lowa Stato band of Des Moiues, Saturday evening at 7o'clock. This band has a great reception throughout the country, and is well thought of in Coun- cil Blufts, it having furnished the music for the Chautauqua a season or two ago. 1Bd McCrary, Howard Hattenhauer and Jack Waldron of this city pluyed a match game of lawn tennis yesterday with Woods and Colpetzer of Omaha. ‘The following is the score, the first number being that of the Couucil Bluffs voys: Firstset, 6to 1: sec- ond set, 6 to 2; third set, 8 to 6; fourth set, 6tod. Samuel Pierce, an employe of the Union Pacific Rallway company, fell off tho coal- shed at the roundhiouse yesteraay afternoon and landed with about the usual ampunt of force on the ground, thirty fect below. Strangely enough no bones were broken, al- though he was consideranly shaken up. He was tuken to his homa at tho corner of Fourth avenue ana Eighteenth street, where Dr. Cleaver attended him. H. D. Carbee was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued from Justice Cones’ court charging him with the lurceny of & clock be- Jonging to E. Rosebrau of Omaha. He had bought the clock, togother with some othor houschold property, of Rosebrau on the in- stallment plan, and had left the city, 8o 1t is cluimed, beforo the payments were com- pleted. The case will have a hearieg tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Karl Herr aud Nancy Matlock came into a personal collision & day or two ago and in some way a shovel that Herr held in his hands came into contact with Mrs. Matlock, Herr doclares Mrs. Matlock came down and hit it, while Mrs. Matlock claims it flew ap d hit her. At any rateshe hud Herr arrosted and dragged before Justice Cones ona charge of ussuult and batterv. The case will be tried on the 13tn at 9 o'clock. s 5,000 yards of remnants in unbleached muslins for 5¢c a yard, worth 8¢, at The Beston Store clearing sale. Towa State Band Saturday. This wonderful musical organization, forty pieces, under the leadership of Prof. Phinney. will give two free open air concerts, Suturday, Aug. 6. In the afternoon they will piny in Fairmount purk and in the evening from 7 to 11 o'clock at Manawa. —_— Perkins, the gront Haverly banjo spe- ciulist, at Manuwa this week. 200 pieces best indigo blue eali be o yard at the Boston § sale. for tore clearing e PERSUNAL PARAGRAPHS, Miss Kate I3laxsim has gone to Chicago to wisit friends. Thomas Metcalf has gone to Painesville, 0., to visit friends. homas Motealf, Jr., is home from an ex- tended western trip, John M. Lane of tho Milwaukeo evening for n trip to Chicago. Mrs C. . Roth loft Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Rock Island, Ll Mrs, Samuel Eisomnn and _son have ro- furned to their home in Salt Luke City. Mrs. B. M. Sargent has gono to Hoosac Falis, N* Y.. to spend the summer with rel- Btivo: L. A. Casper has _returned from a trip to left last Hot Springs, S. L., greatly improved in health, Mus. 1. M. Treynor and Mrs. McKune loft Weduesday for Chicago, visic friends. Mrs. H. B. Sackett and daughter, Mis Nellie, and Mrs. George . Pholps will leave today for Denver. Miss Lou F. Neal loft vesterday for Den- ver, accompanied by her mother, who arvived from Chicago. Mr. A. B, Cline was called to Denison yesterday by a telograra announcing the seri ous illness of his wife. Mrs. Milhken, who haa becn visiting Mrs, {). . Bloomer for sometime past, returnod N\'m\l,l esday to her home in Canandaigua, Mrs. Mary Bridge, who has been visiting ber parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Barhyte, on Bonton street, has left for her home in Denver. Captain D, B. Clark and wifo will leave teday for Denver, where they bave a daugh- ter visiting, Before thoir return tney will Visit friends and relatives in other western points, Mrs, Laura Kirby in company with her ister, Mrs, Grafton Kirby of Mount Ploas- ant, In., will start today over the B. & M. to visit friends in Aricksree, Colo,, and othor waestorn points, Thoy intend to bo absent aDout two months. ‘The following Council Bluffs ono te Denver: I, C, Holloway, Mr. and drs. Thomas Officer, M. C. Kendall, Rev. wud Mrs. E. J. Babcock, A, Fitzgerald, Mrs. James Johnson. James Mit en, M. Jarrott ana M, and Mes, . M. Jarrott, ——— Porkins, the groat Huverly banjo spe- clalist, at Manava this week, e All our light stripes, plaids, checks and mixed cheviots (all wool) that sold for H0c aud b8¢ during sale for 3¢, Bos- oo store. where they will people have —_— ve Manawa daily at 8 a nd10 o.m, 12m, and 1, 2, 2:80, 8, 8:30, 4, 4:80, 5, 5:30, 6, 6:80, 7, 7:80, 8, 8:30, 9, 9:80, 10, 1 1 and 1155 p. m. The 11165 train will make connection with the lust electrio motor cur for Omaha . ———— Perkins, the great Haverly banjo spe- ciulist, ut Munawa this week. Summer suits for gentlemen; comfortable and cheap. Reiver, tailor, 810 Broadway. ————— Perkins, the great Haverly banjo spe- ©lulist, ut Manawa this week, Trains le: cool, the NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Thonsands Tnrn Ont t5 Listen to Governor McKinley's Tariff Talk. UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM IS AROUSED He Holds His Audlence in the Closest At- tention from Beginning to Ending— A Convinelng and Logleal Argus ment—His Reception, A large amount of republican enthusiasm found venn yesterday in Council Bluffs on the oceasion of Governor MeKiniey's visit. Delogations came in from tne surrounding towns, every train bringing 1n its quota. The reception committee, which had been ap- poiuted by the citizens wo meet Ohio’s gov- ernor, went to Lincoln on the morning train and escorted him to Omaua, where they were re-enforced by a large number of citizens and brought to this side of the river. Dalvey’s band led the march to the Grand hotel, discoursing music along the way The nddress was advertised to commance at 2:30 o'clock, and before that time the grand stand av the driving park was well fillea with @ very warm but very eager crowd, who awaited the governor's arrival, and still tho crowd was coming. At last he came, drawa by o fins toam of horses and accom- panied by a number of prominert citizens, who escorted him amid loud applause toa platform that had bien improvissd in froant of the grand stand, where he was to make his aadress, He was accompaniad on the platform by Chairman J. E. Blytne, of the republican state contrai committee, of Mason City, Judge W. I. Smith, will-be Congress- man A. L. Hagar of Greeaficld, Dr. O. W. Gordon, Hon. J. Y. Stone and Judze K. .. R. Recd of the court of private land cluims. Judge Reed introduced him to the nudience in a fow well chosen remarks, aud as ho come to the front of the platform the speaker was erected with redoubled applause. F'rom the first of his address ho caught, his audi- ence's uttention, and he kept 1t until the close of on of the finest specches that has ever been made beforo a Council Bluffs au- dienco. Throughout 1t was a masterly de- fensc of the law which bears his name, as well as of the American tariff as a whole. Ho frequently was compelled to stop until the cheering of the audience had died away sufficiently so that his voico could be heard. At the ciose af his address the governor was taken to the Grand hotel, where he held an informal reception, during which a large number of citizens took advantage of the op- portunity of meeting him. He was thon taken in chargo by a committee of Omani citizens, who took him to the other side of the river, where he is booked for an address tonight. X The following outsiders were noticed on ‘Hu strects yesterday, attracted to Council Bluffs by the apostle of tariff: Shirley Gil- iland, L. S. Robinson, J. D. Wright, Craw- ford Kennedy of Glenwood; County Super- intendent of Schools Patrick of Mills county, W. H. McClare and H. W. Hannoa of Audu- bon, M. A. Rainey ot Kontanelle, N. N. Jones, chairmun of the congressional com- mittee; J. 5. Warford, George E. Pennell, Jud . W. Willara of Atlantic; J. E. Whelan of Ited Oak, county clerk of Mont- gomery county S. Keenan, G [Frank Shinn of Carson, C. B. Jennings, John T Stuart of Shenandoah; Gi. W. Saunders of Mauilla, William Moyors of Denison, Captain J. W. Stockert of Logan, e Cut This Out And bring it with you to the great bankrupt sale of boots, shoes and slip- pers, 521 Brondway, Council Blufls, (0ld Foster building, Everett block). Boginning Saturday, Augzust 6, and con- tinuing, we will offer the entire stock of the Chieago Shoo Store com- pany of St. Paul at Yess than cost to manufacture, Every dollar’s worth must be sold. Call and be convinced that this is a chance of a lifetime. Ladies’ kid button, 73e, worth $1.50. Tadies’ kid button, 98¢, worth $2.00. Ladies’ dongola button, $1.25, worth 2,50, Ladies’ oxford ties, 69c, worth $1.25. Ladies’ kid oxford ties, 85¢, worth 50. 3 Ladies’ “Burt” French dongola but- ton, $3.00, worth $6.00. Men’s work shoes, 75, Men’s dress shoes, #1.25, worth $2. Men’s calf shoes, $1.5 Boys’ school shoes, 7 And many other bargaing too numer- ous to muention ut the great bankrupt shoe sale, 521 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs. 31 3,000 yards Bengal tissue, the lightest and prettiest fubric known, worth 1c, during Boston Store sale for 8ic, in durk colors only. e Manawn Iireczos, 'he bathing houses at Manhattan Beach were taxed to their full capacity again last evening. The Beach company tave 125 ladies’ bathing suits, and all were taken by 8 o'clock, The Merry-Go-Round is well patronized each afternoon and evening, . Saturday evening the celebrated Iowa State baud will give a concert from 7 until 11 o'clock at Hotel Manawa, Tho new rooms in the ladies’ bathing de- partment are lurge and convenicnt and aro supplied with all necessary toilot urticles, Ladies are lavishin their complimen's to the management for tho attention given to ladies and chilaren, Tho peach is beginning to look like an old fashioned camp meeting from the number of tents going up for rogular campers. Several tonts were added to tho camp yvesterday. The trees set out by Adell Bros, foor vears ago now offord ample shade and fumilies from Omaba and Councit Bluffs are making good use of it. Yestorday tmorning st 4 o'clock a party of thirty ladies and gentlemen from Omaba landed some boats at the beach and tuok un carly morning swim, They pronounced everything satisfactory, except the want of a restaurant and something to eat. If the management would put up & smull restaurant on the beach and serve hot potatoes, fresh fish, bread and butter, coffee and tea, they would be doing a good thing for theiwr vatrons. Como, gentlemen, give us some- thing to eat at a moderato price and we will come oftener and stay longer, I, E. Cavin has been in charge of the packago of valuabics during the last two weeks. Tommy keeps one ove on the pack- ago box and the other on thd springooard, and can ¢ive you poluters on who the pest lady swimwers are. ———— The Boston Store clearing sale ends Mond August 8, Now is the time to secure barguins in all dry goods. Wanted—Iron moiders at the Ozden Iron works, Council Blufis. Good wiges. Ge and 6ic bleached muslin the Boston Store sale e — Must Leave the Securities. C. R. Hunnan, us recoiver of the Kimball- Champ Investment compaay, appiied o tn aistriot court Wednosaay night for a writ, of dujunction to restruin Georgo E. Gage, who is in the city for a short timo representing the castern memoers of the company, fro.n tak- ing away certain securities which have beon in the possession of tho company until re- cently. The securities in question consisted of a bond which was given by the lnvest- moeut company and signed oy George I, Wright aud others ay suretics, for tho pay- ment of $17,000 indebtednoss to J. K. Boyd, It was understood that they were to lie in the vuults of the Council Bluffs Savings bauk, but the petition alleges that in somo for ¢ at way Gago got hold of them and intended to take them back to Boston and sell them. The writ of injunction was issued and Mr, Gage was required o refrain from taking the securitics away, or from selling them, “Coo writ was put in the haods of Deputy Sheriff O'Brien, and he went to Omaha to fud Gage, who had just gono to catch the THE enst bound train. O'Brien went on the traii with him to Plattsmouth incog, and did not introduce himseif until he reached Pacific Junction, when he was on the lowa side of the river and consequently able 1o act in his ofticial capacity, The valuable papers were returned to the bank. poi . Books by poputar authors during salo for 114c, worth Boston Store. 000 12mos, 10¢ and 25¢. st Pasturage for horses and Chautauqua grounds, Inqu Hazelton, 240 Merriam hiock, or Charl Copeland, on the grounds. > ——~— 10,000 yards dark and light challies, worth 7¢, during the Boston Store sale for do. es — Young Housebrenkers, Kor some time past a gang of boys between the ages of 13 and 16 years of age has been organized for the purnose of carrying on a systom of aeprodations in various paris of the city. Various houses have been broken into and whatever articles of value that had been left looso weze carried away. The gang operated principally in dwellings which had been left ompty whilo their owners wero out of the city. 'The house of M. E, Smith at the corner of Bighth streot and Second avonuo was one of the last to be visited. A man who had rented the house went to look it over and found that the led pipe, brass fixtures and all the rost of the plumbling materials that were in the house had been cut off and taken away. ‘T'he case was reported to tho police, aud within a fow hours a_iot of lead ana brass wero found by an ofticor in a junk- shop. An effort is being made to identify it as that used in Smith’s nouse. When that is done the junk-man will be put to the pump 1n the hope of finding who the young scape- graces are who did the job, — All sheeting and pijlow case muslins at cost price during the Boston Store clearing sale. —— Perikins, the great Haverly cialist, at Manawa this week. 25 pieces turkey red former price 83¢, now for 28ic, at the Boston Store clearing sule. —_— Drugged and Kobbed. A young man named Burrowes was re- ported to the police yesterday morning as being among the missing. He was last seen Monday morning on his way to work, but at the foot of Main street he left the car and that was the last seen of him. His wife, who is in St. Paul, was telegraphed to, but sho had seen or heard nothing of him, and was almost beside herself with apprehension. About noon he turned up at his residence near the corner of Broadway and Sixth street rad was found by some of his friends just getting into bed. He was unable to tell where he had been or what had happened to bim. He remembéreda ingistinctly having drank sowe beer on Monday, and he thought it must have been drugged, for everything suddenly became blank and bhe could not account’ for himself during the days inter- uening botween his disappearance and his banjo spe- table linen, return. He haa $10 with him when ho went away, but it was gone. He could nov re- member who was with him Monda iy 50 dozen gents’ outing flannel shirts that sold for 25¢ at the Boston Store sale for 19¢. —_— Porkins, the great Haverly banjo spe- cialist, at Manawa this week. S 50c and $1.00 misses’ straw hats during the Boston Store sale for 15¢ and 25¢. A chance like this néver was offered be- fore in the hatline. — Will Build & Gas Warchouse, The Union Pacitic Kailway company is making arrangements for the erection of a warehouse for the storage of gas, to be usea in connection with their Pullman car sys- tem. Iv will be located on the corner of Seventeenth strest and Ninth avenue and its dimensions will be 50x70 feet. It will be built of stone and brick and work on the structure will be commenced at once, the contracts having aslready been let. The warehouse is to be one of a chain extendine clear across tho continent and _tho others of the sysiem are located ut New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis and Denver. Councit Bluffs and Kansas City are to be added to the listund it is thought that the plants here and at Kansas City will be completed by October 1. ——— 100 dozen gents' outing flannel shir worth 50c each, at the Boston Store clearing sale for 29¢. ——— 150psople in this city uss gis stoves The GasCo. puts ’em in at cost. 100 dozen gents’ fancy stripe and plain balbriggan shirts and drawers, worth 75¢ und $1, during the great sale for Boston Store. ——— In the famine-stricken regions of Rus- sia the inhubitants have been living on food that a decent American horse wouid not touch, See **Curp's” graphi — Colored Celebration, The colored peoplo of Council Bluffs cele- brated Emancipation day yesterday with theie usual ceremonies. In the afternoon they assemobled ai Fairmount park to the number of several bundred, and had tne cele- bration proper, specches beisg made by a number of gentiemen from this city and Omana. In the evening a dance was beld at Masonic temple, and the day was wound up in a gorgeous manner, A Bloo: urdling Picture, “Carp,” Tur Bre's correspondent, is now 1n the worst of the famine districts of Rus sia, und in noxt Sunday’s Bk proseuts a blood-curdling picture of the frightful suf- fering of tho iuhabitants of the aflicted country —— 500 yards Ghaviot shirting, worth 7e, for 43¢, at the Boston Store clearing sule. — Perkins, tho great Haverly banjo spe- cialist, at Manawa this week. —— George Davis, drugs ana paints. B Nebraska Corn in Russia, In noxt Sunday’s Bee Frank G. 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Call on or address with stamp cireulurs, frea book and rec Dr. Searles & Searles, "' Syphills cured of for SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1708, Anordinance levying a special tax and assess. ment on cerfuin 1ots und real estate in tne ity of Omuha, to cover the cost of damages for gradine Rico street und Dupont street in Dupout Place trom the east lite to the west line of Dupont Piace. and belng Whereas, It baviog been hereby adjud ged, determined and o8 MANHOOD RESTORED ! %ere feocs: ten gunrantee to cure T8 of Brain Power, Handache, Wakefulne [assitude, all drains and Organs in cither sex caused by over exertion, 1se of tobRCCO, OPINM OF stimulants which 3o Put up conveniens to carry in vest pocket ‘ part of Rice and Dupont streets in the city A with 8w ac Weank Memory, antood. Nightly Kinis: of power of ihe Generatl o uthful ¢rro & OF oxceRsive i loed to Infrmity, Consuni 1 per pack: Il nervous diseasce, With evory § order wo aive @ iwritten giarantee to ciire or refund the money. Circular free, Address Nery o Sized Co. herman & McConnell Chicago, Til. 513 Dodge street the several lots and estate h inafter re- 1 to, inve e 1ch bed speially bonefitted to the full amount hereln le against each of said lo tate, respectivoly, by reason of the dwmages for krading of that part of | ice and Dupont streets from east line of Dupoat Place to west line of Dupont lince. Therefore, for the purpose of payiug the dam- ages for such grading, Be it ordained by the city councll of the city of Oniuhs Section 1. fo 1 anl assessol and places of real os That the damages for grading that ot Flace from east of Omaha, line Lupont to the weet line of Dupont i'ince, satd danages beins tho sum of M%5.00, be and the same I8 hereby levied aud assessed, accordin z to special Lenefits by reason of safd grading, upon the followin Lots and real estate us shown by the generally re ognized map of the cliy of Omaha 1891, Iithographed wnd_ puoiished” by Muir & Gaylord, said cost betng o levied on said lots aud real estate, respectively, as fol- lows, to wit: GeoT Fox e % 1tiblk 1 Dupont Place § 3 i Olara Mesmer w 1 103 Uk L 3 3 7N Wi R Adums 1t 4 DIk 1 u 1 G Clurke 165 bik 1 & HRC ke It 1 LIk 2 M Maytright1t2 ik 2 }(u\m\lfl Olsen 1t LIk 2 ina Anderson 1t 4 blk 2 Huns Falk n 45 145 blk 2 I A Crever mid 151t 5 blk 2 Helen ROfrk s 35 166 bik 2 Huns Falk n 15166 bik 2 R A Crover mid 1 1t bik 2 s Helon R Claric < 3 186 bik 2 ) NY&OL&TrColt1blkd ) do 12 bik 3 ohi A Johnson 1t 3 blk 3 J WillSams 164 bk 0 son B Monros 1t5 blk 3 35 t Isuaesoon ¢ 13 1t 6 blk3 0 do W5 LG DIk i H G Clarke 167 blk 3 ) do 168 bik 3 w RD&W W Bingham 1t0 blk 3 Wi KK rug it 10 blk i 1 G Clarke 1o 11 hik do I tiis bik 3 Thos Kehoe 1t 1 blk 4 i Thos Kchoo 1L2 ik 4 e Witliam Kahre 165 olk 4 a Willtan Eachies 1t bik 4 (0 I'rank & Pauline intz L6 nlk 4 Carls ' Anderson 167 bik 4 5t dumes 1 IUS DIk 4 @ Nora O Connor 1£9 bik 4 0 HORR Clurk 1610 bik 4 o H G Clurke It 11 blk 4 % o 1t1l's bik 4 &y do 1t12 DIk 4 o do 11 bik 4 2 E S Rice Tr it i bik 4 i J Printz it 4 blk 4 w H G Clarke 1t 15 bk 4 ) do 1616 biic4 LD August E Klund It 17 blk 4 - Andrew G Stoneduhl 1U18 blk 4 (D 1 G Clarke 1t 19 blk 4 & do It bk4 &3 do It3lbik4 @ do Iv22blic4 w Anna Xathel It1blk 5 8 do 1t 2 blk e Win Peterson 1t3 blk 5 s James Egan lvd ik 5 &2 Keren Korden it5 bl 5 w0 LW Parrotte 1t 6 blk o Neils Anderson 1t 7 bik 5 Milton Hendryx it8 blk 5 9 H R Clarke 1t9 blk 5 w0 H G Clarke It 10blk 5 20 F O Wredberg It 11 blk 5 o Neis Peterson It 12 bk Jno L Clarke 1t 15 bl H G Clurke 1t 14 bik Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co 1t 1 blk 6 162046 rke 1t 3 bk do LA DL 6 . Jumes Jensen 15 bik 6 @ H G Curke It LU biK 6 a3 Henry CFaulter 1t 1blk 7 do 102 hik7 Wi T Dunning 1U3 blk 7 Surah J Tuttle 1vd blk 7 d 165 bik 7 Lizzie Tuttle 16 ik T 103 Piper 7 hik Chas Piper 1ts bk 7 Tiilie Nelson 1t & H G Clark 1t 10 b1k 7 do LI bIKT do uingbik? Total .I\TTI“ Section . That the spacial taxes and assess ments levied und assessed us ator shall be due immediately upon the passags anl ap. and siall bocoms do- proval of this or linne. Iiln‘um.v if not paid within fifty days thereaf- ter: o nd therenpon inierest siall be added at the rate of I per cent a montl, payable in ad vance from the time said taxes Decoma 5o de linguent. eotion 5. Taat this ordinance shall take ef- fectand be in fores from anl after iLs pasiags Paussed July 2, 18 JOHN GROVES, City Clerk, . P, DAVIS, President City Council, Approved July 25, 1502, GEO. P, BEMIS, Mayor. he above tax 1s now dae and payableat the 0 of the city troasurer und will become d jeur anterest on und after Sep- r 17, 1502, as seen in Section > of aboye ur- dinance, HENRY BOLLN Oty Treasurer, PROPOSALS FOR GRADING, Sealed proposals will be recelved by the un- dersigned until 1:30 o'clock p.m., August 12th, 1892 for grading Humilton street from the viaduct over the Oinnhu Belt rallwiny to 43th stree litary avenue from Humilton T k 4 Campbell's addition, from 20th &treet to 218t street, in the oity of Omuli 1, in necordance with plans and spocifications on file in the office of the bourd of pubiie works, Bids wiil be made on printed blanks fur- nishea by the bourd, und to be necowpunied with cortifiod check in the sum of £51), pay- able to the ity of Omaha, as un evidence of good fait The bourd re or all bids anc streot to rves the right to reject uny D wilve defects, I W. BIRKHAUSER Chairman of the Bourd of Public Works, Ouuhi, Neb., July 25th, 1812 jy28-20ud-5 SEWERPROPOSA Seuled proposals will be rocoived by the derslz 180 un- d until 133 o'clock p. m. August 12h, for the construction of i brick sewor on Ustreet trom a point 60 feet south of Castol- furstreet to the south tine of the alley north of Martha street. Including brick openings to connect with the creok, as per concurrent resolution of the muyor and councll under aate of July 12th, 1592 necording to plans and speeitientions on file in the office of the board of publie works. E el propo: o be made on printed blanks furnished by the board, and to be nceompi- nied by a cortified check in the sum of 50, payablo to the eity of Omiha, as an evidence of vood fuith, The honrd roserves the orall bid right to reject any . und to walve defects P W, BIKKHAUSER, Chulrman Bourd of Public Works. Owmaubu, Neb., July 25th, 1895 Jy8-20ad " PROFPOSALS FOR GRADING, Soaled provosals will be received by the undersigned until 1530 o'clock b. . August 10th, 1892, for grading— Oliio sircet from the castline of Denlse's addition to 22nd street; Kth strcot (rom Ping streot to Frane The alley botween Pine and Iickor from Bth street to 10th street; in the eity of Omulia, in accordunce with plaus und speclficrtions lo n the office of the boardof publie works. Hids will be mude on prioted blanks fur- nished by the board, xnd 'to bo_wooom panind Dy @ cortified check {n the sum of §00. Diyble 10 the oity of Omahs as wn evidence of goud it The board reserves the right to reject uny or uil bids und 1o wilve defocts PO, BIKKHAUSER u street strects Obalrman Bourd of Public Works. Qwaha, Neb, August dib, 166, wi-3-11-12 SISSON'S Greatest deviee knowo for and cure horees nnd colts fro in 1'ng, 1u reing, brekine shafts, with thelrtr ive in brevking and drivine colts, youn work horses at all times, i ANTI-KIC aueating und controlling the horae, K1 ‘UIY\',‘VYIII'\ ne reirnz, backin e, rannin Sleek reins; Cwnd makes them perfectiy safe forn child to drive. STRAP. Warranted (o prevent stumbling, turn= 104 not Intorfore It is fnvaluablo in ING 18 casy on th rmonths horses and “staldons, and oan be used on track, roat and SISSON'S ADJUSTABLE SAFEYY HALTER 1t to lena fn ten minutes: tohandl e only by N PROBST or in wll turt good Omaha Medieal and Suezisal INSTITUTE. ~—OF ALL— Chronic anl Steaiotl Disasy; ties, nPDAT LIS AN Ra 1o 11y psstu Ero Lbnent of warv for n of disouso requirin : modie vl op sur o traatment, 5 beds for pationts, Lo ird unl attanlansa Best accomo litions in the wosi. Write for clr-ulars on doformit.os anl braces, trusses, club foet, curv ituros of snin, plles, tumors, ¢ snwor, catarch, bronoh Ui, | 1 fon,e ectricity, p.ralysis, evilepsy, kid- nev. b.aider, eye. oir, skin an'| biood and all surgical oportions. A SPROTALTY, DISEARES OF WOMEN 3,58 Dbt 5t Women FREE. Wo havelutoly ad lod 4 1yin g indepirement for women during confinoinent. strictly private) Only Reilable Medical Lo stitutomaking & Spestiltyo. PRIVATE DISEASES All B'ood Discises successfully troitol Eyphliltio Pofson removed from the systom without morcary. New Restorative Trout- ment for Loss of VITAL SIL Porsons un- able 1o visit us may. be o by correspon tonce. Ali_communications confi- dontiul Mol cines or instra neats sont ty mit | orexpress, securoly packed, 1o nrss € ind cate contents or sender. One personal in- tery ew preferre . Call an | consult us or san 1 history of your cuse, und we will sond In plals Wrapuor, our g BOOK TO MEN, FREE: Uvon rrivats 7 Spociul or Neevous Dis enses, Tmpotency, Syphills, Gloot un | Varico- ce.c, with quest on |13t 3 Braces, Applinnces for Deformitles & Truses Only manufactory inthe Westot 1260 ¢ - ITY APPLIINCES, TRUS>EY, ELEULLY BATTERIES AND BELLTS Omaha Medical and Surgical Institals, 26th and Broaiway, 0o 1n2il Blafs Ton minutes' rile fron conter of Omaha on maha und Council BluTs eleotrio motor llua. Pras- and Snugat Qi : Q1 -~ Atto ! t Sim & Saunders—ALoreys atliy, fedenl courts. Loows 3, 4 und 5 Benro block, Council Bluils, [a. ORDINANCE NO. 3172, An ordinance approvinz the plans i cations for the construetion and re tion of a viaduct alcnz 16th sureet over the raflway tracis upon and across 1oth Strect between Lesvenworth street and Plerco street In the eity of Omahi and for apuraisivg, assessing” and deter- mining the damazes. If any, which muy be ciused to property by reason of the construetion onstraction of sala vinduct and its npprouches Be it orduined by the eity couneil of the ety f Uininha sction 1. construetion and along 10th street over ik upon and ucross Lith stre | nworth stroet and Plerce street in tho ity of Omahn prepired by the bourd of public works und ¢ity engineer of suld ¢ty und duly approved by said beard af public works und submitted by said board to the mayor and city councll for their considerition.” uction und approval under and in pursuance of tho provisions of ordinance No. 2077, beand the saino arc hereby ndopted and upproved, oction 2 1t shall be the duty of the or, with the npproval of the élty couno appoint three disinterested froeholders ha 10 uppraise, ussess and deto wmages, If any. which mny be cau ) any broperty by reason of the construc- tion un.i reconstrietion of sald vinduct and its approaches, who shull proceed to mike such appralsement in Like munner us is provided for the purpose of determining damages to property owners by renson of the chango of grade of o street and file their report of suid uppralsement with the eity clerk: stion 3. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and wfter its pas- sie. Pussed July 21st, 1802, JONN GROVES, Uity © E. P. DAVIS, President City Counctl, Approved July 2ird, 1802 0. P. BEMIS, Mavor. jon of n allw ay- ork, ORDINANCE NO, 3188 An ordinance oraerlug the gradinz of the alley between Plne und ickory 8 reots. from sth streot to 10th strect, and directing the bowrd of public works Lo tuke the necessary stups o ciuse said work to be done. Bo it ordainud by tho oity euncll of the cluy of Omahi Boction 1. Whereas, permusont grados hiave vecn established upon, and wpprisl been duly uppointed Ly law, L0 wp) dumuzes cuusel by thie graaing of u between Pine und Hickory ullo: ots from Sth street Lo 10eh stre and huve ortod no dum= ages to the eity councll, which ly adopted the sime: und, where properiy oWners, representing mo the property abuttin thun thre ifths of ysu'd poridons of the alloy o ve spucitied, huve petitioned the eity couieil to huve sald alloy wraded to the present established grade, without chu 0 the city, und thut the cost be made puyuble in wn equal installments, therefore. the ulley Letween Pine and Hickory streets frow Sl streot o 10th street, be wnd bereby is ordered graded to the pros. estublished drade, eotlon 2. Thit the board of Bublie works be and hereby Is directed to take the necessary steps Lo causo suid work to bedone, Seatlon B This ordinunce shall take effeot and be in force from wnd ufLer Its pissnge. Pussed, July 2ith, 1502, < JOUN GROVF Olty Cibri. E P DAVIS President Uity Council, Approved July 25th, 1y GEO. P, BEM] Muyor Warented to be tho best hilter in existenoo an i to prevent and curs halt ¢ s gencral nzen 215 Broadway, Councii IBiuff: pullers: to fon, and to break a balk and m3nutacturer of fine harness a st SPECIAL NOTICES CUUNCIL BLUFFS. (;:\()I! boy WaBted ¥ d0 Shorel AndRYe Tor eam. Apply at once, Jacob Sims, Shugart block. )—By “a_younz lady, i\' ANT furnished Foom With Uoard, south of Broudwiy and cust of Ninth stroet. A 67, Bee offi - FuR sat 22 rooms. looated in fouthern —Hotel, aoln thriving business, £2500 buys build nig and farn.ture Wil trade for wmdse. k. 1. Shoafe, TR SALE Will involce 3,500 Ol SALE—Cholcest tla- mie Co, 413 acres, w and {m- proved. Price 81 an'ac afe. JOAR and eity iouns at lowost rates, Real estate for sulo Dweliing an i buginess ron Money loancd for local Iy 2 Pearl streot. s Stors, huzes & Towle uvenue TRORREN L=Tho dwollinz on First nd Biznth street foruorly ozcupied b M. . Smith: 11 rooms, 2 bath rooms und afl wodern improvements; zood stablo and out bullding; rent 80 per month. E. 1. Sheafo TFYOUhave augthing for sule or trade soe 11 8he e, Broadway andl Maln strae Fox RENT—Dwetlluzs in nll parts of the city. . I, Shonfo. Broadway and Main. W ANTED ~Enstorn Nobraska Jands In_ox- YV oo v for Council Blufls property. B. H. Sheaf way and Miin strost, FPUE BI EST BARGAIN-—-Doublo resi- dence lot. No. 110 South First straot, 80 feet front; best location and best barz the city 1f taken at once, Day § ri stroct St 1 Fnl’: SALE—On small payments. frult and garden lanl neir Council Bluffs B, H. afe. Broadway and Muin streat. —~Albjon Rolier mills on Boone oSt Wi ter powor in tho state rsc power wter entire year 100 barrels: machinery an mplote in every detall.Good acres of lund. title perfoot: Wil take uninprove | eustern Nebraska' land. E IL Shoafe. Ok SALE-lowa tarms in und adjoining counties. ¥ Fox and and we | losateds will take Lind write for detuils, E. H. Sheafe. JOR SALE_A first cliss stk of M ottawattamia H. Shoafe. its in Towa lc business 0 part trade; dotog proilt creh indise with oo | wili; 1 tuke ©00 | land 1n exchan ze. U SALE-Stwek ot miilinery and ! with store and fixtures; price §,3)0; will rade for | 311§ NOR SAL | Ot nd. B ) with four a-ros | vitle, Nob.: all modern improve exchunze fora ploasant eottage fros of in= cambrance in Council BIus or Omaha. E. H. Sheute. OR SALE—One of the brizhtest and most )ie homes fn th all respects, desir modern 1 suerifice. QR SALEAS-noro ranch In Ohorey Co. Neb. _Good hay laud, splendia range for cattle. Nice cottage, stable ynd out build= ings in wood repalr, plenty water. Bost land in‘the county: will'sell clicap. Write for do- tails %, H, Sheafe. O FALE OR TRADF loon at Manawa: good sons: good buildin'g nud | snap for alive man. E (. § T05T—A Columbin beyclo. 4o puid for its return to J. E. TQOR SALE—Good t-room dwelling near U, P transfor, Prive $45000. WIIl tike horses and euttio io part puy. E. H. Sheafe. * NOR SALE—Creamery, well located in No« braska. doing good 'business. Will tuke partner or sull entire business ava burgain, E. H. Sheuf TANT wester city, on 4th ave. Must soll, and will e office. ut_ana Dusiness ag atl rovemonts. A o ife 1 A reward will McGee. )—Hardware 8100k _In souths Towa for spot cash. E. 1. Sheafe, OR SALE—Tmproved 46)-acre stock farm in western lowu, #25; 180-ncre furm, $20; 120 neres. 820 Johnston &' Van Patten. ‘ ANTED—Gogd hausekeegor: Apply to H. . Thomus, on Manuwa motor line, 2000 Wiges, Wray's lunding, COUNCIL BLUEPS ST2AY DI& WORG Allkinlsof Dyelng anl Clownln s done in ths hivheststylo of the art. Faded anl stalnod fabrics ninde 0 look s wood us new 0l deliverod fo all e codntry. Senl for price st Work promptly done Dirts o A. MACHAN PROPRIETOR WlsBroadwiy, Near Norl CoUNIIL BLuee CITIZENS STATE BANK O Counstl Blu f Capltal steoe .. ) vestara Dapas Loy 130,003 Burpluy und Profite.’ . 50,000 NetOupltal an | Burpius 8%30,000 Directors —J, 1. B3 naaden, 4 L saagaes o) . LA Mille, L. V. liazsam ot goneral banks og business Larzes: capital undsurplusof wny bk Lo Eouthwestern Lowa INTEREST ON TIMA DEPO3IT3