Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. CGUNCIL BLU OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEA Taiiveredy Carrier to any partof the City B W. TILTON, - MANAGER Bus'ness Office, wreErnonEs | KR For FS. RL STREET. MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Luniber Co., A meeting of the city councll will be beld next Monday evening. The Married Ladies Social society will hold & business meeting at their rooms, 317 Broadway, at 2 p. m. Greenshield, Nicholson & Co,, 621 Broad- way, reul estato and rental agents, Largest list of proverty of any dealers in the city. The 2 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Omog died Thursday at the family residence in Crescent township, Tho funeral ook place yestorday sfternoon at 2 o'clock. Willinm and John_Cars, the two tougls who were arrested Wednesday night on sui- icion of being highwaymen, were given fif- eon 4ays A piece in tho city juil yesterday on general principies, Henry DeLong, who had the novel ex- perienco of being at the bottom of a ninety- foor well and trving to dodge B heavy mud tub that fell from the top, was more seriously injured than he @ first supposed. He will be laid up for several weeks. “The following oficers have been elected b tho Council Blufts Modical society: Pre: dent, J. H. Cleaver; vico president, J. C. ‘Waterman ; secretary, H. 13, Jennings; treas- or, Thomas; borcd ot censors, Drs, acrae, Green and Robertson. A petition was filed in the district conrt vesterday by Helen McMillen against Alonzo 5, MeMillan and othors asking for a parti- 100 of eighty neres of land which were left 10 the plaintiff and defendants as heirs by tho IateJ, PP MeMillen, ‘The property 18 sit- uated in this county. Sioux City has bean selected as the v for holding the encampment ot the military compunies in this regiment, instead of Cres- tun, s was ot first announced. The Dodge Lizht Guards of Council Bluffs will attend, The encampment opens September 10 and lasts six dave, Turec of the membars of the fire depart- ment who so bravely fought the firo at tho Deaf und Dumb institute were compelled yes- y to buy new shoes, puntaloons and phirts. They stood on the rool whera the st was great enough to melt the solder and their shoes were burncd to a crisp, and the other oxterior articles of clothing damaged to such an extont that thoy had to be thrown away! In reply to a communication publishad in somo of the papers the other day with regard 10 the trouble in the Married Ladies’ Social society, bearing the signature of J. P. wil- litms, the members of the new society say they do not want to be understood as saying anything derogatory to the otner divisien. They are willing to admit that their rivals have dono a great doal of good. They want it understood, however, that they thom- sclves do not ¢laim to bo operating tho ex- ehange for the benefit of the poor especially, but in order that its members may have way of putting their cako baking talents to some practical use for their own benefit. Dissase never sucsessfully attics tha sy em with pure bloot, D3Witt's Siesapirilla macos pare, naw bl Larl oarizaes blood ises. electric light Lake Manawa (this) evening [ ation Exi The dedication of the tower in the middle of will take y Saturday 130 o’clock. All the row boats, sail boats and steamers will be clustered about the great tower and two minutes before the lights are turned on all the whistles will blow, the bells will ring and the Fort Omaha military band will play *The Star Spangled Banner.” The entertainment and spectacle promise 1o bo the grandest in the history of this widely known resort. —— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Will Martin has returned from a western trip. (. G. Saunders left last evening on o busi- ness trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scanlan returned yesterdny trom Cedar Kapids, Mrs John T Hazon and children buve gono to Independence, Kan., to visit rela- tives, C. G. Saunders loft last ovening for a week's visit for business and pleasuroe in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs, Charles N. Y. arein the city J.B. Atkwns, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Alworth and Mrs. J. W. Porogoy have returacd from a visit to the Black Hlis, G. C. ‘Taylor who bas been very ill at his residence, 725 South Iirst streot, from an attack of cholera worbus is improving. The marriage of Chiarles Huus of Council Bluffs and Miss Baveock of Omaha 15 an nounced for the latter part of this month. Chief Engincer Corrothers of the electric light works has returned from a short visit 1o his Si-ycar-old mother at Loavenworth, Kun. Mr. and Mrs, U. T, 5. Matuerof Elmira, ting their cousin, J. F. Marshall of Ogaen, are in tho city visiting Mrs. Marshaly's , Mrs, W. H. Roffcorn and Mrs. R. B. 5. Long. Mrs, Harriet tho family of yenr, mother and sister of ouls Hunt, are the guests of T, B. Louis on Fourth avenue, The following ofticials of the Burlington rond were in the Bluffs yesterday: C. M. Lovey of Burlington, superintendent of tho Jow lines: J. H. Duggan of Creston, us- sistant superintendent; Joel West, mastor mechanio at Burlington, aod A. £. Jones, master mechanic at Creston, A party of young socioty people of tho Blufls leave today for Nebraska City to ut- tend a ball to be @iven this evening by Miss Rita Lorton of that place, The party will fucludo the Misses Cora and Jossio Karns- worth, Maud Oliver, Anna Bowman, and Messrs. J. W. Palmer, J. L. Paxton, Jamos N. and Ed. B. Bowman, Porry Badollet and Hurry Bowwan, T Are you a lover of cnampagnel wish # Superior articlef Dry Imperial Champugne. Fort Omaha band at Muanawa from to 11, August 13 and 14, R Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 a nd10 m., 12m., and 1, 2, 5, 65:80, 6, 6:30, "7, 7:30, 8, 30, 10, 10:80, 11 and 11:35 p. m. 11:65 train will make connection with the last electric motor cur for Omuha R New City Quarters, Tho city building is rapidly nearing com- pletion, and the prospects now are that the first of September will sco the ity oficials ensconced {n their new quarters, The first council meeting to be Leld thers will un- doubtedly be the regular meating September 5. The furniture for the council room has arrived and is now being put in placa, This room, whivh ocoupies the entire eastorn half of the upper floo, is divided in two parts by an ouk railiue.’ In the north oud there s o raised platform for the mavor, who will sit lo & &0 upholstered chair with bis feeton & Hrussels carpet which will covor the whole platform. ‘The councilmen's desks will bo rauged in a semi-circlo lu front of 1he platform and the reporters’ tabie wiil be on the platform ot the may left. ‘e flo r 1side the ralng will te covered with lnoleum, and casy revolving chairs will bo provided for tho alvermen. The audicnce room benind the railing 18 to be fitted up With settoss, ‘The oftices of the mayor, clity attorvey and tho commitice room are o be carpeted with Brusseis and the ball outside with rubber carpet. Do vou I'ry Cook's Extra v is fine. a. Mrs. Winslow's Sootming Syrup for chil- dron teothing rests the cbild and comforts the mother, 250 & bottte, Fort Owabs bond is second to none. | At Manawa toduy A George Davls, drugs ana paints NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Burglars Sucozed in Getting in Thair Work and Escape Undetectad, BOLDNESS OF THZ MIDNIGHT PROWLERS Two Places Visited In a Single Night— Operations Conducted Under the of Electric Lights—Bowman Will Not Ile a Candidate, lare When H. H. Van Brunt's office on Fourth street, near Broadway, was opened yester- day morning tho discovery was mado that burglurs had been there during the night. The front door of the building was unlocked, both safe doors were open, aund the cash drawer had been broken open. Thers was not'a cent in the entire establishment, so the burglars were disappointed 1n their hopes of getting rich in a single night. A tine gold watch had been Iying in a tin box iu one of the compartments of the safe, and the box was found broken open ana the watch was missing. A lot of nvtes and other valusble papers which were in the box were un- touched, The watch was the only article tuken, so far as could bo learned, There 1s no clue to the identity of the guilty parties, but as the front door of the oftice has & Yale lock it is supposed that the burglary was committed by somo ono who was acquaiuted with tho premises. A burglary was also committed at tho fruit storo kept by Carmon & Thilo at the corner of Main street aud Willow aveuuve. The t s entered by prying up tho cellar door on tho sidewalk on Willow Avenuo. That thoy could do this under vhe bright light of an arc lamp not fifty fost away without belug caught is a_matter of somu little sur- prise, but they dia 1, and after filling up their pockets with §10 worth of fruit and confectionery they made off without leaving tho slightest clue by which they could be followed. The question whether Hon, Thomas Bow- man's refusal to run as a candidate for re- nomination for congress from the Ninth Towa district was tho genuine article, or was in- tended as a tomporary makeshift, bas been asked frequently ever since his declaration was published several months ago in the daily papers. Thero were not a fow, in the democraticas well as the republican ranks, who thought that as the campaign secason came on Bowman would reconsider bis uae- cision and entor the raco again. Later de- velopmonts go to show that lie still _holds to bis determination not to run. Thursday afternoon he and B. H, Merriam, a well known member of the local democracy, were seated on the curbstono of the courthouse vard talking politics, and a republican, who is acknowledged to be truthful, was sitting not far awsy, where he could hear without being seen. *No, I don’t like the way they doin con- gress,” said Bowman: “it's too much liko goiug to school. You've ot to be there at rolicall, and th you can go away for awbile, but-the first thing you know you've gotto be back for rollcall. Idon't liko it, aud 1 dou’t 1ntend to run again.” “But, Tom.” rejoinea Merriam, ‘you're the only democrat in this district that wo can put up with the gnost of ashow of winning. “D— if L care,” was the rejoinder; I shau't run.” And there the matter stands. This decli- nation is considered by his friends to bo final, and tiey are now bhustliug about to find some one else who will pose as a sneep before the shenrers. Senator Williaw Grone- wog is being mentionea as a possible candi- date. THESE PRICES STILL GO, But You Can Find Them Only at the Big o Sule at 521 Broadway, Don’t let tho hot weather or anything else hot prevent your coming and get- ting some of the immense bargaivs in shoes at the great shoe sale. Remem- ber we are not going to stay here any longer than is necessary to sell the #2 000 stock of foot wear, but we will stay until it is sold. We only expect to be able to sell it at a sacrifice, and are here for the purpose for muking a_sacrifice. Glunce over these prices, They are bona fide, and you will find everything a8 we represent it. Our determination is to give you better goods for the money than yon ever got before. Ladies’ kid button, 75¢, worth $1 Ladies’ kid button, 98¢, worth § Ladies’ dongola button, $1.25, 2 50. $1.. oxford ties, 69¢, worth ) worth kid oxford ties, 8ic, ). Ladies’ “Burt” French dongola but- , worth #6.00, .25, worth $2.50. 1f shoes, $1.50, worth $3.00. hool shoes, Tsc. And many other barzains too numer- ous to mention at the great bunkrupt shoo sale, 521 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Lt Greenshields, Nicholson & Co. have choice bargains in improved and vacant residence proporty in all parts of the city for cash or on puyments. See them before buying. ible for a Muchine M; Howard Spark, & young man who has been employed as ugent for the Singer Sewing Machine company 1 Councit Bluffs, is in troublo us the result of a dispute he had with the mauager of tbe office over o ques- tion of commissions. He was arrested yesterdaay afternoon on an information issued from Justico Swearingen's office charging bim with larceny and forgery. In brief, the story of Manager Tarpy of the machine com- puny is as follows All the ugents who sell machines have blank leases, which are made out and si¢ned by the purchaser aud the agent, specifying the terms upon which the mackine is bought and the times at which tho paywents be- come due. If & machine is sold for cash no louse is required, but the cash is turned in with the order. When Spark took cash orders he failed to turn 1 the cash, but in- stoad made out false leases and forged the names of the purchasers to them. How long this went on 18 not kuown, buv in some way the fraud was detected and Spark wus ar- rosted, Hpark, o the other hana, claims to be in- nocent, and declares that the filing of the in- forwation nguinst him is a picce of spito work, dono for the purpose of getting even with him for claiming some commissions for sales that were riade in the ofice and would be therefore coming tw the clerk in the of- tice, ‘Tue information alloges that the names of the women which have been forged to the fictitious leases are Sarab Olinger, Julia Burry, Saran Ward and Minnie Gibson, Besides these four, Tarpy claims to have found another since the information was filed. Spark was unabloe to give bail and was sent to the counwy jail until this after- noon, when he will be given a bearing. ———— DoWitt's Sarsaparilia is relianle, e To buy, sell, rent or exchunge real estate. See Greenshields, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broudway. Baking Over the Ashe Oaly the ashes and the still hot walls of the burned portion of the annex at the Deaf and Dumb lustitute now indicate the fury of the tempest of flame that ragod there thiryy hours ago. Superiutendent Rothert bas put all the force at the iustitute at work clearing away the debris and repairing as fust as possible the wreek. The work of clearing away was begun in fact before the fire was fairly extinguished and immediately after the dispersal of the crowds drawn to the sceue by the ftire, aud by 10 o'clock yesterday moroing everytbing bad been cieared awuy and the eonfusion fucident to the catastropbe abated. The kitchen was only damaged by water, was cleared out in thme Lo get supper after the fire, aud before | . miduight temporary means had boon pro- | vided to pump water for domestic use and to obtain pressure in case of fire. It is feared the loss wiil be much groater than was at_first supposed and may reach $30,000. much depending upon the condition of the boilers and heating apoaratus, which is still too hot to handie ana inspect. The building aestroyed was erected by Con- tructors Wickham Bros., and thoir recollac- tlon 18 that the cost was §10,000. kd Wick- hamn yesterday examined the walls and thinks n portion of them can be saved. It is now piainly eviaent that the fire will not interfere in any way with the opening of the autumn terin of scnool. This was Supear- intendent Kothert's strongly expressed ba- lief immediately after the fire, and the activity display sterday and the great progress made makes it apparent that the superintendent’s promise to have cverything in the usual smooth runniug order will be easily kept. ‘I'nere wns no insurance on the building, as the state does not insuro any of its property. Beecham's Pills are faithful friends. — Fort Omaha band hus twenty-eight fivst-cluss nrtists. They pluy at Manuwa August 13 and 14, — Summer suits for gentlemen; comfortable and cheap. Reiter, tailor, 810 Broadw! cool, the Arrested s 1 e Man. A man giviog his name of N. Smith was arrcsted early yesterday morning on the chargn of insanity. Ha had been noticed acting queerly on the stroct, Yesterday he was taken 1o the county jail and put through an examination by Shoriff Hazen. His head appeared to bo crowded full of fantastic ideas and he retailed them out to the sherift with the greatest freedom. He claimed that when ho was taken to the suation thore were three other men with him. Ono of them refused to go in, and OMcer Murphy, siezing his club, dealt him a terrific blow over the head. Tho club venetrated his skull and the man dropped dead. The body was picked up and buried 1 the juil yard und nothing was said about it. He toid A number of stories equally startline. He was put in the county jul pending an exami- nation, which will be given him by the com- wmissioners next Monday. Tho “No. 9" Whoelor & Wilson, with its perfected tensions, upper and lower, 18 tho only lockstitch machine that makes an elast seam. It is the avessmakers favorito on that account. Sold by Geo, W. Lancaster & Co., 514 8. 16th street. —— The Fort Omaha band at Manawa today. —_— Bentrice Gets the Poet Prencher. Rev. G. W. Crofts, *“‘the poet preacher,” who for seven years past has served so ac- coptably as pastor of the First Congrega- tional church of this city, yesterday decided to accept & call from Beatrice, Neo. The call is & unanimous one, and is characterizod by the urgency and enthusinsm natural to a young and am- bitious church organization. The spirit of the society and the promising possibilities of o rapidiy growing field have led Mr. Croft to this declsion 1 favor of Beatrice. The loss which this change ou his part will cause here will be feit ot only by his particular church but by the comwunity in which be is re earded with such respect and esteem. He will enter upon his new field of labor ou the 1st of September. Greenshields, Nicholson & Co. ecan rent some more houses to good tenants. What have you? ety 150psople in this ciy uso gis stoves The GusCo. puts ‘em in at cost. pSS S FROM 'RGUND ABOUT US. The Blair Record has starved to doath. The Murray Banner has been moved to Nehawka. York covnty ola settiors will indulge in a harvest picnic August The Sarpy county fair will be heid a Papillion September 13 to 16. The Crawford Tribuno office was closed last week unaer chattel wortgage. A gasoline stove explosion set fire to the house of 1. H. H. Mills of Holdrege. Mrs. John Decker of Table Rock was struck by lightuing but escaped serious in- jury. ‘The old settlers of Dakota county will hold their eleventh annual reunion at Jackson August 20. The Elwood Citizen is issuing a daily paper during tho session of the Gosper County Teuchers institute. Rovert Miller of Peru tried to doa “turn’ in the gymoasium, but he lost his bold and fell, fracturing a rib. The wife of Rev. L. B. Turman was at- tacked by a vicious bull near Table Rock and severely injured. The first steam flouring mill in Scouts Bluff county will be built near the Pl bridge at a cost of &,6)0, Over 200 binders were sold in Choyenne county this sea.on and yel thore ara not enough to harvest the unmense crop. Feraivand Kiester, aved 69, walked out of a second-story door of a house where he was stayiug at Beewmer, and fulliug ten feot, broke u leg, Juke Dillon, who stabbed Morris Moore at Oxford July 30 and then escaped, bas sur- rendered to the afficers and is uow in juil av Beaver City. The 4-year-old daughter of Georze Burke of ¥'riend set lirs Lo her clothing whilo play- g with matches, but her mother extin- guished the awmes 10 time tosave the chila’s lite, As a fast Union Pacific special was pass- ing Shelton, tireman Votow stuck his nend out of the cab window jusi as they passed the mail crane, which had been set” for tho fast mail. He received a wevere cut four inches long across the forehead, Because of the killing of Brakeman Cun mgham av Elwood one of the other brake- men refused to 2o anv farther after the acci- dent, declaring that he would never twist anoter brake. The third would have been fortunute had ho done the same. He went on to Curtis and in making a coupling at that placo bad his right band cutoff. The two accidents causod the engineer to resien and ho says he will never open auother throttle. Programs are out for the fourth anaual ro union of tho old sertiers of Cass and adjoin ing counties, to be held at Union on Mona: August 22, The address of welcoine will b delivered by Rov. N. M Allen, und the prin- cipal oration by General George 5. Smith of Omnha; address to old settlers by Rev. W. O. H. Perry; also aadresses by J. H. Halde- mun of Weepiug Water, Mathew Gering of Plattsmouth, and C. H. Vau Wyek. Aa ex- perieace meetiuz and short specches by old setuers will closo the exercises, Music by the band and singing by the choir, also a song by the old settlers will give variety to the proceedings. —— Benefits of Chewing Gum, Chewing gum, usually regarded as the most useless aud annoying commodity in the world, has at last served a good purpose, says the Chicago Herald, Jimmy Devlin, whose throat has been closed for forty-five days, managed to swa low some of the moisture extracted from a piece of chewing gum. The doctors siy thav his cuse will now pro rapidly toward recovery. Modern medical seience has utilized very muny unpromising substunces, but nobody would have prophesied that the doctors would some duy save u boy’s life by pre- scribing gum, ——— His Attitude Declared, Rome Tribune: An individual who aspires to the particular seut in the house of representatives which belongs to the B'oody Seventh was talking to a crowd of voters ina neighboring village. One of tho party suid to him: “*Colonel, 1 understund you are pro- jecting for u sent in congress?” ‘The colonel nodded. *Well, we would like to know how you stand on the Mills bill and the Mc- Kinley billy” “Wall,” said the colonel, *I ain’t thought much abovt it, but I am in- clined to think the Mills bill ought to be |:|,dd first, us it is the oldest of the Lo, AUGUST The Sunday Bee-- A few of the Leading Features: THE 0ASIS OF 0MAUA: There 1s joy In the tents of the shoyks, for the duy appronches when from all over the country will come caravans to the oasis of Omaha, In which Tangler Is located, to meo in imperial council and enict laws for the Nobles of tho Mystie Shrine. There will be mounus innumerable and meotingsof the wise men of the Arable taith fn caravansery and temule, In kanba and mosque to fitly cori- mumorate the oceasion. TuE BEE, In honor of the visiting nobl: will welcomoe thew in true Arabic hosplitality on Sundny with song and story, with pletures of the imperial officers and other foatures thay will snow how deeply it feels the satutation “Es Selamu Aleikum™ (beace bo with you). IN THE REAL RUSSI: Readers of Cavp's letter in Tie BEs last Sun Ay necd not be told of its merits. 1is letter toa next Sunday was written In the 7 hoart of poisant Kussia and from be- ginning 1o end the story 1s of intense Interest. WAGES IN OMAHA™ AND LONDON: will present n comparative ot wages patd in O nd London, Ttis u plaln statement of facts of groat Inter- est. 1t hus no reference to politics. Criahn mechanies ana Inborers recelve almost double the wages paid in Great Britain for fdentical work, while the cost Hf living s buta trifle higher. Do not fuil to read the article. THEATRICAL GOSSIP: The dramutie depurtment will contain the week’s news of actors well known fu the west. wmelange of timely gossip forull interested in theatricals. Some uccount will be given of new plays likely to be seen in Om the coming season, as well as of amusoment mat- tors in New York, the source of most eater- prises dramatic. A great deal of futeresting information about footlight favorites will be given in condensed form, HOME MANUFACTURES: Tho manufacturing Interests of Nebraska will be represented, und the leader will be a coneise account of the Kenraey cotton mill plant, which is now in operation, indicating that u new industry hus been inaugurated on abasis thut assures its success nnd perma- nence, and showing that this mill is not a boomer's chimera, but « legitimate enterprise backed by business men und run on business principles. THE DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS: ‘Phe sporting department will. as usual, be replete with interesting and instractive liter- ature anent local athictjcs and happenings of all kinds, A short d'ssertation on the proba- bie outtonie of the pugilistic saturnalia to be leld in New Orleans September 4,5 and 6 will be found entertaining, 48 will the communi- cation on a coursug meeting for Nebruska. What the sportsmen are doing ufleld and on luke and stream is always ncceptable to lov- ersof outdoor pursults; tho vy ker's budget, borsemun’s chat. the pugs’ movements and the general accumulation of vurely local sports will furnish an hour's good reading. BEAUTY ROBED IN SNOWY GARB: Under the above ~sption will be presentcd nseloct lot of feraxaue gossip. It is designed with special reference toludy readers. Some of the toples treated ure: The Reign of White Costumes at the Sum- mer Resorts—An Apostrophe to Early Rising —The Mirror of Fushion—Notes About Wowmen. THE NEWS OF T1E DAY: rocord for newsgathering is well ivery | ant event tinds a place in its columns. THE SUNDAY BEE will contaln the news of the world, which includes Omubn. OF Do estic, A. E. Willfaws of San Frazeisco. Cal conder. yorty botlermaker of Philadelphin hav vernor Markh ted Murderer days ners and wite were murdered whilo between Columbas, Ky., and Tip- NEW RDAY, is an all nployed by the Cramys M reprieve has MeNulty o of fiftee 0, of Bostol tuniors Mass., have ce the lla ction oxists amon: the fin- hrks ut Pittsbure over the le, into the ") ishers in the | recently adopted se An investization Order of tne Tron H ASSOLLS Aot Arthur lart ana Bariy of Lunsing, Micl.. shiut themse used ice box and were smothe Johin Dobson was exceuted at Little Rook, Aric.. and Henry MeGhee at Houston, Tex., for murder. Both men were negroes. “The exeeutlve bourd of the American Feder- atlon of Labor has refused to order a boycott on the productions of the Carnezie mil The S 15 potice have raided a bogus mininz exchange which, by mears of fictit auotutions. b s been doiug & good business, and pulled its proprietors In a dispute at Whitehall, Tenn., between a Yoz man named Dantaler and anothor numed Weutherby, Dantzier was snot in the leg and Weatherby' fn the broust. Thie Tatter was Thomas O'Brien, presidentof the miners' union: Thomus Kolney, Emboh and David Cosgiff, Caeurd'Alene miners, hive boen found £u Ity of vontempt of court and will receive Sentonce todny. The Uhioago stock vards case b elded In favor of the defendants, O, L. Wil loughby, the C Junction raliwiy nnd the Union Stock Yurds company. The caso involved several mililon dollurs worth of property. The Sons of Veterans, in natlonal conven- tlon nt Helenn, Mont.. huve elected tho fol- lowing officers: Commafider-in-chilef, Mar- tin Hall, Michigan: senfor vice comniander. Guorge [1ollett, New Jersuy: junlor vice coni- mander, Join B, Miller, Montina; ¢ sel, V. 11, Ciarkson, Negy, York, W. B Connecticut; B Chloago; qu: stein, Missour; inspe I, I1. Prazior; wdvoeate genern, W. 8 ASCoLL, Oragon; chiup- luin-in-chief, Charlos McCuuley, Cincinnuti wis selocted for the next encumpment and Ch'cazo wus selected us permunent headquar- tors. affairs of the it possessos ar-old boys slu an un- been do- ¥ las occurred fn British Intrigues in Morocco. Many fatal cuses of cholers have occurred recently in St. Petersburg: Al liindoos have Uétn ordered to lenve wurkestan Within six months. troops are’ belng rapldiy moved 1o e Afghanistan frontier The governor generul bf Uanada will sizn the order of the councll abolishing the rebute 10 cunil 018 A poor blucksmith of Queber, it fs asserted, has discovercd the lung [ostart of temporing und bardening copper. An English torpedo vessel has 1nto the hnrbor of Boifast in a disubied con- dition. Three men were seriously injured in the uccident by which she we.s disabled. A London dispateh says: It is understood thut Lord Rosebery will not joln the new cabiuet. Shou.d th s prove corréot Lord K- berly will probubly aceept the forelgn port- follo. with the lendersnlp of the House of Lords. been towed FROM THE“PACIFIC JOURIIAL.” “A great lnvention has been made by Dr, Tutl, That eminent chemist has produced Tutf's Hair Dye which Imitates nature to perfection; instantancously wid is Rerlootly harm Lo Frice, 81, Omice, 30 & 1 Furk Flace, N, X | 13, 1892 Health ana Comfort are Destroyed | by the use of poor smoking tobacco. The one tobacco that has held its own through all the changes of i against all competitors is Blackwell’s Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco. WHY ? | Because it's always pure, always lways the best. time and A Question A Great Record | the sam, “talk. For You Good Advice A 12-Tans- The Southwick B | A Fact Against Time Fears Nothing Unchanging Sucha| 1t's just as good to-day g | as ever and it is #be tobacco for you. If you smoke, you should smoke Bull Durham{ A trial is all we ask, BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO,, i ————— DURHAM, N. C. ————| Machine atai0-Tons-a-Day Prico. Our Warranty Goes with Each Machin Day THE SOUTHWICK BALING PRESS. It SANDWICH MANUFACTURING 78 Presses sold in our One agency alone sold NERVINE, the great Spauish Remedy. ing Prese is 0 2-horso, full-circle machine. d opening of €0, Council Bluffs, Towa. territory since Aug. 1st 8. MAN Every MAN can be SURONG and VIG- OROUS in all respects by using SPANISH YOUNG MEN OR_OLD suffcring from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST or FAILING MANKOOD, prostration, enused by theuse of opium, tob: fulness, meital depression, loss of power KK AND APTER USK, 1 be restored to perfect health and ¢ rhosa caured by selfabuse and over indulgence or an he NOBLE VITALITY OF ST ightly emissions, convulsions, nervous 0 or alcoliol, wike cither sex, sp personal weak ONG MEN. We give a written guurantee with 6 boxes to cure any case or refund the money, $1 a box:6 boxes §5 For3als in Oma habySnow Lund & Co. DrDOWNS 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The emtnent specinlist n nervo rogisterod gradunte in modcine, ns dipl entarrh, spermatorrhol orthioes, gleet, varicoc Vi cure free. Bundays 10 6. m.10 i3 m. Send stamp £0F repis. mas nnd'co Womo by e0rTekpo o Inicate con tonts The Whipple POST AUGER PAT. FEB 23, 1892 Manufactured by COUNCIT, BLUKFS MFG. Council Blufls, ln. Warranted to sink an elght- ineb hole, 2fect 8 inches, in one minute. Itis unoqualed by any other tn rapidity. 11! )f opera oness of construc- tion'and cheapness. It1s conceded by all to be a marvel for rapldity of excou- tion and ease of operation. Something New D FOR— Circul'r - and - Prices Lighig COMPANY Extract ofBeef, Do you want a copy of Deel Tea? See that it is made from the Gen uine Incomparably soluds clearly- the Baron Lei- big’s signaure n blue on each abel, thus. ESTORED. $SANATIVO. Wonderful &) Itemedy, 18 sold with 8 Writton Guarantos cure all Neivous Dis eascs, such ns Weak ry, of Tiruin 7 ervous: sy >4 oy situde, all drains’ a Before & After Use.{ ios of power of ‘the Generative Organs Photgraphed from life, | Generativo B over-exertion, yout Iac of toliace fend to Tnfir i convenien Vet | 8 pcknge, or 0 for $5, Wit every 83 order we give a wrilten uarantes to cure or refund fhe mones. Seut by n Irens. Circular frec 0 VIR énvelope. Me T Add WADAID CHEMICAL CO.. Brauch Office fo 858 Dearborn 8troet, CHICAGO, T1L. FOR SALE IN OMAHA. NEB.,, BY Co.r 15th & Douglas Sta. .. Cor 14th & Douglss S1a PREAT IN.E S5 NERVE AND BRAI B ness, Fits, Nou a spocitio for ilysioria Diz ralgls, Heudachs, Norvous Prostraton ' causol by RICOn0I 0r tobacco, Waksfulness, tal 5- #lon, Softness of the Brain. causing insanity, missry decuy, death, Promature Ol Age, Barrensds, Loss of Poiver In blther xox, lmpotency, Loucoren sy and all Fomnlo Wonknoss s, involunt Losiai, 3por matorrhon eansed by over-oxertlon Gf L) braln Belf-abuse overdndulgence. A month's trsatimmt 1.6 for £, by wail. Weguarantos six boxos Lo cars ch order for o1 with § will sa1d writtan guaranteeto rofund i not cursd. Guarantes issis only by Theodoro, I. Lewls drugglst. sols agont soutteast corner 10th and Karnam sts.. Om “, JAPANE S 1o PLLE CURE Anew and Complete Trostment. conslsting Suppositories. Olutmont 1a Cupsule 0 In and Pillx: a Positivo Cure for Eatérnal, Inte blindor Bleadink lohing. Chronie, Heoent or Horadi- tary Plles. Taly lleme Iy has never baen known o fall. §1 per box. (i for §3; sunt by mall. Woy suffer from this torrible dlsoaso whion & writtsn gusrantss Iy vositively glven with 6 boxes or refund the monsy i€ noteured Send stamp for froa Bample. Guarantos ingued by Kubin & Co., Drugglsts, 8016 Agents, corner b und Douglas atroets. Umalia. Neb, PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. ed proposils wi 1 be ro until 1:.0 o'clock p. . August 20th, for grading 4th street from Woolworth o ue to Popp eton uvenu Wililams street from Oth street to west line of right of way of Oumuha & Southwestern rallway. fn the city of Oumaha. in accordance with pians and spo fientions on file in the office of the Bourd of Public Works Fuoh propossl to be made on printed hlanks turnishod by the bosrd and to be ac panied by u certified check in the sum .00 paynvle to the city of Omubu, eviacnce of goud falth. The bord rescrves the or ull bids und walve it of ( d by the un- ot a8 an ht to reject uny ts. P W. BIRKHAUSER, Chalrmun Board of Public Works. Owmuba, Neb, August 12th, 1 Aug 12-13-16-20 orrespondence strictly privata. ook (Mysteries of Life) sent free. chronic, private. blood, akin and unnary | tos nhow. 18 stil night Jose t for loss rsonal fnterview preterced. — Consul Oflioe hours Us. m. 10V p. m. JOR ASSESSMENT OF DA M- FOR RECONSTRUCTIN SIX'T NIH STREET VIADUCT. "o theowners of all lots and parts of lots and real estate along the Sxteenth streot via duet and the upproaches thereto. You arc hereby notified thut the und signed, three disinterested freeholders of the city of Omuha. have been duly uppointed by the ninyor, with the npproval of the ity coun oil of suid city, to assess the d mage 1o the owners respectively of the proj srty nffec oonstruction und re stion of the nth street viaduct.in the city of O lured necessary by ordinance No. 2077, proposed by plans duiy approved by wor und connell of sald ¢ity. You are fucther not fied, that having ao- cepted suid uppointment, and duly qualified red by law we will. on Monduy, the y of August, A. D., 1802, at the hour of 9 O'clock”in_ the torenoon, at_the dircotors’ room of the Commereinl Nutional bank, within the corporate limits of sald city. meet for the purpose of considering and mnking s assessment of duma:o to the ownors ro spectively of sald property. affeeted by suid 1 of satd vsaduct and its ap- les, tuking into consideration spocial NOTIC AGI THE ifled_to be present at the timoe sresufd and make any objections ] suld nssessment o HMEY D MILL Omahin, August 10, 1y Aildioy Proposals for Venetian Blinds for the City Hall, Seaed bids will be received at the comptrol- ler's office, Omahing Nebrask . up 104 p. ni., . for Venctian Rinds for the A bids o be based on so much 0 foot: the ats of i blinds to b 1l of quarter sawed oak, and to be hard oil tinish to wateh woodwork, ind #l1 blinds to be hung in position complete A certifiod cheek for ¥ . pryibie L City comptroller, to aczompany eizh bid right Is resery T all bids. . Comptrotier. “Omuha, Augusts, 1802 1 ¢ W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan. 20 Years’ Experionce. BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN, PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- I treat the following Diseases : Catarrh ead, Throat, and Tungs; Dis. oases of the its and Apoplexy, (Teurt Disease, Liver Complaiut, Kidney Compluint, Nervous D;hlllty, Mental Depre sion, Loss of Manv:oodl, Se:nu\al ) . Bright s DI ease, 8t Vitus' mfi&?"flfi:.fd.f..'ifi'.fi,"’"n.’.f;m, Wit swalling, Serofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turncrs and Fistula In ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blood. Women with ber delicato organs re- slored (6 health. Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseascs of all kinds, 850 to §500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- enase I cannot cure without meroury. Tape Worms removed in two of threc hours, or 19 pay. Homorrholds or Plles enred | THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED | Will save life and hundreds of dollam by calling ) on or using | DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physician who can tell what alla & peraon without asking & question. All correspondence strictly confidential. Medicine | Bentby express, Addressall letters to 6. W. Pangle, M, D 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS, 3 | SPECTAL NOTICES. COUNGIL BLUFFS, room dwelin: $,00. W fn part oay. B 1. Sheafe ALE- Creamery, well located in N doing good ‘business. Will take - sull entire business v burgain P tran and catt Fon s © horses Tmproved 46 L8255 180 ston & Va FOR EXCHANGE [ | JOOR SALE 1 Ein western neres. £ Jol ro stock farm o fura, $20; 190« ten, A cloar lot for horse and buzgy or toam. Greenshiclds, Nlcholson & I Broadway. 3B — Tnproved furm, Jo nt d corporation of Missour! Val 'urll Jr‘t'fi;- dence in Connell Blufts. Greenshio:ds, Nichols son & Co, Hroa lwa, -ne TR EXCHANGE=A #100 stock of draze L for re ones In Councll Bintrs, or for and, Greenshiolds, Nioholson & Co., 621 Hroadw: o BUY- | shicld We have a cash customer 1 of Lind 100 miies of Omalin. G st Nicholson & Oa Broadwiy. (CR EXCHANGE—A nice Yacood barn, for sale clieap, vacant 1ot i part puymer Nicholsorn & Ca, 621 Brondwas [OR RENT. furnished. A-rooin honse, and will takea Groenshiolds, y window room. St uvenue. A plensant b Inguire 706 K ONEY louned ut 6 por ¢ Blufrs residence propert, VOR SALE, Floridn orance crove: wil trado for Councll Blufs or Omaha prop- erty. E 1L Shoafo. Jok i Wi lences. nt on_Council E. 11 Shoute. man residence, 1 Park alr_and il wodern con Rent 0 ¥ 1, Shoafo, W ANTED - Ludy or zontlonin wprivate family, Address C JANTED-- K In_town W e, quired. App'y to Loon- ard Everert, oftice. Pearl strect, No: 16, YW ANTED -A woll dig or to diz 4 or 5 wolls and tako his pay In horse Apply to ‘l“:m"m‘l Evorett, Pearl stroct, Council Bluifs, Ve hourd by Bos, . JFOR EXeliar 160-nere {mproved farm, clear of incumbrance, in Butler connty, KKansas, 4 miles from raiiroad, for Coundii Blufts ‘property. Greonshields. ' Nicho'son & 621 Brondway, REWARD -Lost. betweon #1 Park venue and Manawa, lady's gold wateh' onozram “S MeL (Sus MeLaini on baok, Koturn to Bes oflice, Council Blufs, or J. T Oliver, § Poarl street. OR SALE-Tivo ncres of garde near the eity. Wil tako bered el lot in part yeurs thne for the payment of th inte Apply to Leonard E | un ‘il Blufrs, )R SALE—Hotel, southern £2.500 buys round 2 rooms., i] |'I|.. “m“l’ athrivinz business, uild ng and furnituro. Wil trade for mdse, . 1. Shoafo. DOR SALE—Hurdware st cont Willinvoice $,500. E. H Shoufe. Fok saL mie Co, 413 acres, well looated and proved. Prico $10 an nere. _E. H. Sheafo. JOARM and city loans at lowest ratos. el estate for salo Dweliing un | husiness rentals. Maney loaned for locul Investors. rl stroet. Louzes & Towle, E YOU have anything for sale or trade ses ho ufe, Broadway and Maln street. (o s In ol parts of the afe. Broadway and Mal Jhotcest farm in Pottawatta- im- Eastern sk lands in ox- for Council 1§ sporty. B L 1My it 1 garden funi neir Council )‘vm-nh"v’rlnl Bluirs S Broadway and Maln streot & [P0 SALE—Albion Tolier mills on Fivor, Neb.; finest water powor In tho s dovelopi 0TS0 POWCE WALOE ONbIFe YO iT: duily cu 100 barrels: machmery und Appurt: omple very detail. Good frame 8 acre . title perfoot: ko uniuprove | oustera Sheafe. arms In_Pottawattumio les S, Shewf ilotols ant restaurants in lowa Urasicn, dotnz profitablo business ted; will tal wnd in part trade; alls, E. 1, ) acros of xool land aul now with four acros land In Warnora- il modern improvemerts: Wil a ploasant eottize {res of in- ouncll Bluffs or Omaha. 1« and i OR SALE-To ' “und aajor nrizhtest anl most city, on 4th ave.: modern 10 all respocts, Must sell; and will sucrifice. Address L 16, Bee oftice, QR SALE—8)-acro ranch in Chorey Oo Neb. Good huy Iaud, splendid range for attle. Nlee coti stable and out builds ings in cood repair, plonty water. Best land 1 the county: will'sell chieap. Write for de- . H, Shenfo. )—linraware v 1\ Towa for spot cash. B 1L Sheufe 1(01(. ALE—~Farm, 1i0 ncres, wmiles from Council Blufls, 7) acres under eultivation, W acres wore sun be cultivated, Good im= provements; puto water; cash for equitys 31000 Incumbrance. 23 Pourl street, Louges &'Tow ALE—Ono of th wbie homes 1n in sou stock rl for secon 1 work. §4 i we erett's, Second avenue W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Director, Embalmer 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL DLUFES. Omaha Medieal and Sure;cal INSTITUTE. Chronic and Surgical Dissases Best facilities, apparatus and remedios for successful tie tnent ot every form f dive e requir- in ¢ wediel or surgicnl trestment. 51 Leds for patients, board and attendince. « A0S In the west culurs on deformitien ind brices, truse pilo s, timors, cane vlee ricity, pur- ©, enr, wkin and ABPECIALTY, Book on Disoises of Tntoly ndded i 1ying: ring confinement, strictly 5 Melinble Modicul nstitute wisking & Bost s bronci Dy, ki 1 wulru PRIVATE DISEASES A1l 1000 Disensos suceansfully treated, e TOmOved from the aysto o Treatment for 116 L0 vist ¥ g e Al ul. Mo s or lsirn aroly packed, 1 Syphilitle | merenry, a0 W 1 i i pliin wrappe Lt BOOK TO MEN, ¥, Syphills, 1 Privato : ous Dinonse ot sud Varicocole, with ques . Applinnces for Deformites and Only munuiactory in the west of DEFORMITY, APPLIANCKS, TRUSSKS, KLECT- WIC BATTERIKS AND BY ¥ Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26 h a-d Fro-dway, C uncil Eluffs, Ten mintues ri ‘e from center of Omaha on Omahs wnd Conll Biufls eleetric motor lae CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counall Bl T Trusses. Capital stoo'c ... burplus and Profits Oapltal an | Burpi ors —J. . 64 aw an, . 18 LARL L A, antles L Hanaa: ng business By b u fouthwestora Lowa INTERESI ON TIiMs D $130,00) 850,005 80,000 dits )