Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGU! THE OMAHA BEE. | NENS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ‘":xz".:‘.;:::':,'.':':;“,':a‘#::::nzz.;zspr:;‘.n?:';"it,":.::‘:::;.:;3::%“,”;.::1‘{,:.;:'1,e. 3 SPECIAL NOTI1CES. P the hands of the men who want Lo see the | ceased; First Licutenant Charles C. Wal- 11, BLUFFS depot erected. R Jrom secund lieutenant, COUNGCIL BLUFFS. CCUNCIL BLUFFS SE—— Bigkth cavalry, to Thizd jeavalry, troop A, - . : ¥ ' f ; " STILL DEEPER CUTS, to date from August 10, vice Beach, pro- NTS WANTED ~To soll the best doub, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREFE storday’s Mosting of the Railway Com moted. it A TRNok And GRVIGE Ban 15 Ehe BerkEs mission Davoid of Gratifying Results, ¥all Gooas Arriving by the Carload, e Stendy work. Can prove to huve agen —— - Wash P ods must e WEATHER FORECASTS, :n‘n\u‘l ovel fi' N weck ro.’l\\‘!u“!y Address Ep—— it 0 1st g — “harles Schulthetss, Counell 4 1fTs Delivcred by enrrior to any part of the city Boston Store, Couticil Bluffs, Ta. Cool. Soathern Wints Wit Blow Today in 01 SALR—Good dwolling near U, 1. W. TILTON, « MANAGER FRESENT OUTLOOK FOR A UNION DEPOT 200 pieces dark, light and medium NeBFMARA. R SALE-Good S-room duelling near | \ AriErnoNEs] Rusness office, . Nous colored ahnliies, suitablo for dress and [ Wisnrvaroy, D. O, Auz. 24.—-Forecast nd cattio fo part ony. B 1. Shoufe. \ K NERY Night Editor. No % P would be very suituble for comforters, | for Thursday: For Nebruska—Fair, cooler; 101 SALE -Creamery, well losated T Ne e ————— | D% cu of the Propo only d¢ u yard, g A winds shifting to southitvest, braska. doing good business. Wil take & Y. Plumting Ce. Different Polnts of V he Ballding 'I‘u m o nice light wash fabrie, For lowa—Fair, wabmer in eastern por :’m‘u ..; .»rr sull entire business at a bargaln Council Blufts Lumber Co., no Neurer Completion Than it Was only @ tion; winds shifting to southeast. Sheafe, TR Greonshiold, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broad- ¥ Yort kit Hengnl tissue, the lightest welght | For tho DakotasFair, excent showers in WE SING THE PRAISE SR SALETMprTet B-norg Fook. Tatm way, rmal estate nud rantal agents, Largest % wash fabric shown this seuson, while it flpl';i‘mrn S;‘nh‘ l)‘mkum; cooler by Thursday oF, in w stetn |Imv‘u. 50 furan, 820; 1904 Tho Fndeavor soclety of the Christian | gy Shantong pungee, 8ic. Local Record, - ONEY loaned ut 6 por cont on_Councll L) e Railway commission has come, hold L \ Bl ths roa e Rk, "q oua O Y e e et sadan. ™ | Its meoting and gone, and Councll Biufts [ Shiltan cloths, 8o, B e BERRLD O AN FOR IT MAS STOOD TAE TEST, R ity Lkl """‘.‘,l i i P o Q i repons, 8ic. Aug. 24, acord of temporature and Py " ( B, Florida oranze erove; will Mrs. Lionse, the female orator of Kansas, | hasn’t any union depot. he tract of land | o rp "aiae gi. rainfall compared with corresponding day of OF ALL TAE SOAPS ODR c“us HAVE TRIEQ Htrndo for_Oouacll Blaffs or Omnba props Wil spoak at tho Masonic templo noxt Thurs. | at the corner of Ninth averuo and Seventh | o1t g past four years: W rty. E I Shoafo. i CHCH s Aakpio o (AR SIS | ML AL A A parenit | o ore W8 el gonds thuksold b | e wmmsttae... H2 1L 2 0 THis "FAIRBANKS'1S TAE BEST. OO BT ke i s ek () ever, nordoes there st S ST and 15¢. Beautifal range of pate | Minmnium temvoeratire ... 6" uvoi Ingood repatr an "W Wodarn cons Marringe liconseawero ssucd yosterday to | L improvement in the local depots. Tho | o y ik 8 Tont 8300 K. 1. Shonte > n ) erns still left, Ave tempernture. 76 ad b B E R A"""\‘{"‘i:{“:"“;fi | sanguino peoplo who oxpected to see all [ 1240 soersuckers for ke, or 12 yards | Urectpitation - 'UR CLOTHES SMELL SVEET,OUB "NEN SHINES D--Lady or zontienian fo hoard by cnderson Lloyd and Martha M. Shoop, e rhite ty.four Houts g > hmlumoul=hn\\ln:thmmxhflnlo'lm\‘pnl» to family. Addross Boe. of Council Blufts, wrongs righted within vwenty ours | for 81.00. ature and precipitatioa av Omaha for tho day THE HOUSE 1S CLEAM ANR BRICHT ot Tue IMifth Avenue Mothodist Episcopal | are considerably disappointed this morning. Hosiery in endless variety in ladies’, | qnd sines Mareh 1, 1503, as compared with 1otol, 23 rooms. looutod in iy A o towcort this even- | Wnen J, W. Luke of Hampton, and Poter | misses’ and childvens, from the choap | the general nverags: ST gt Rt southorn Neb., doln:a thriving businoss, hool will give u conc A ko general ave 0buys bulld ng and fura ture. Wikl trade ini for the benefit of the scnool, under the | A, Dey of Iowa City, two of the membars of [ 5¢ hose to the finest siik; all at our well | Normual temperature ° WQNQER AIRBHNKS Tor mdRe, - He HeBhante - direction of Miss Webb of Lincoln, Neb. the commission, arrived in tho city they | known low price Deficiency for the diy nnel shirts, the best L‘:‘l’h A'IIIK‘Y ;fl‘n "' M ady. | value in the land: n d0c shirt for 83c. e LR o BOSTON STORLE, Excess sinee Marcli i, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta. g s W 1802 Paintors commencod the wotk of frescoing | want at -once to the Grand Liotel. ho council chamber at the city building | (oo ek esterdny. A qood job is bewg done, and it | BmY b, the third membor, was there al I udd wreatly to the attractiveness of the | At the botel they woro met yesterday morn- place, 4 ing by the mavor, members of the council, Mrs. H. J, Deerwester died at 11 o'clock | stockholders in the Uuion Depot company yesterday morning of cancer, after @ W0 | yud others interested, and taken to the court eura. The funeral sencor | Gents outing 1 JOQRSALE-Hardwar stosk In contral Nob, L Wilitnvoles $4,%). " E H Shoate Ohoicest farm | 3 mcros, well ce $10 an acro. FILLS HOUSEMAIDS WiTA DE!'GHT. Q}f K. CHICAGO. al i st O . t's Record. 2v, Oxany, Nob. Aug The chiel of the wi ng at lowost rates. TiER By tate for sale. X se Groenshiolds, 9 O ather bure an i by 8. YK e e e cestdsiice, B8 Broag: | OUES, WhieFa tha mooting was to bhold, A | Ly 0/ :.A;“L\".',:‘l"l' |1,‘,l‘,‘,,"? ‘,‘,.'“',l,fl"," ‘;‘ ,“: O+ | directs the pubiication of the following dat Nk m‘m, R {Fay. at & tiMe to b6 Announced later. short morning svsslon was held, it bewng | WIEE FOU WHEE L0 HERLC Y @ | comviled from the record of observations for toarl streak Louges & Towle. | or muke an exchange. the month of September, taken at this sta- e The Pomona Land and Trust company | 0ccupied principally 1o an informal discus- OU have an sale o A« fion dusiak 8 PArIoN of Nwouty-one yeuts Uliave anything for sale or trao 08 has :\!,-,u_ulnj‘y-|e, nrlf_ln.uf£tr|»l:r.l.|::’;:"l\:i-niinu slon of the matters lnvolved in the contro Wit Huve n Storage House. Tt is believed thut tho facts thus sot forth .'1_|‘ dto, Broadway ant M un streot. 500, 6. o - tHidororatos A¥e . 3, Dagy | gy Richard Green hns deetded to go into the | will prove of interest to the public. as well ORIt in il parts of the City Atcorney Huzloton States the Cnse. | ¢old sto afe. Broadway and Maln. jocinl student, showing 08 they do and extreme conditions of the ut, meteorological cloments and go business on his own hook, and | as thos the av J. P, Hess and Charles Konizsmacher. i Al membevs of Abe Lincoln post and othor | City Attorney Hazelton stated tho object | the prospects are at present that the farmers o ol 1 soldiers contomplating going to the na- | of the meeting, Ho roferred to the miser- | of this vicinity will have a cold sto g8 Withit AWBith suoh VAFISLIONS may tronnl eneampment will meet at Grand Army | abie sheds that are maintainea by the com- | warehouse in svite of their ropoated offorts | boexpectod to keep duriug any BEpOnds of the Repubiic hall this evening at 7:30 | punjes in lien of passenger depots, and asked | and failures to combine into an association for | ing month. 3 Wbl A the commissioners to taka s toward [ the purpose of carvying on the business | ‘Temperature: Mean or normal tempera- Albert . Benson, a bold solaier boy from |y ooty companies toa o 0 of the | by means of a stock compaay, Green's S M L VY ANTED ~Eastorn Nobrasia Iy in ox- v for Councll BiuTs proporty. B tL Brotway and Al sceast all payments. fralt an arden (an | near Councit Blafs k Shoite, Broadway and Maln streot o s )i 0 v, Green's T P QOR SALE-Alblon Rolier mills on Boone 5\1’-'.-2(n‘,'v';‘l‘fili"i.‘,"l(,'n‘yr’,'fi-'o';ulfé’?&fl ;;; Qumalit | vights of tho poopie of Councrl Blulls fu- the | packing house, which has been Iyine idio for | gabt o8 G WL 0 Caveried B A H Fiven A e AL I hukiaeS Hainhier, v cuso, With the uaion depot scheme ke had | about a year and o balf, has been Whoroushly | oiocaiiea'or 0=, The higheat tomparaLito developi 5> hOrsSe POWer water ontire : nothing to do. The commissioners' aid had | renovated and iced and will be thrown open for the Septem- | yooy fnvoked over s yoar ago, but st the [ in a very short times It will have a tenden: Jonn \Watts, Au- | garpest solicitation of the representatives of | to regulate the value of fruits, and so wiil on, O, H. Lueas, | the Unjon Depot company the matter was | prove a greut benefit to the farmers, who . A. Churchill, /. H. Obe- | qropped for the time being for fear of inter- | have heretofore been compelled almost to dally eap appurten i 100 barrels: mach nery nod omploto n cvery davil 0: 8 neres of Lan L title porfo » Wil tuico uninprove | saste . 11 Shoafe. during any September was 00=, on 4, 1831 Tho lowest temporature during nuy Septom ber was 3 on 20, 1873, Av age date on which first “kiliing” frost occurred, Sep- Tho following is the ju ber term of superior court pust Larsen, W. H. Robin J. W, Crossiand, moltzer, Jerry Jelly and C. H. Gilmore, fering with the prospects of securing the give their crops uway 1n good years to pre L’?ll:l:lcl" L‘:" (OR SAL. I“" N l"'”“ n E S T BA O T L HIET 461 SeRAD LNG. 17111 | FlblBoVateR: Union (0 )bhWHIEH: lise: || vent iV from s nollink on § HOLE BARUS. AT G G i Lo K tjolnlng countios Modern Woodmen of America, have accopted | that time seencd to take on ‘s brighter hue. | " In speaking of the fruit outlook, L. A. | Average for tha month, 814 wehes, Aver: JROR SALE—8) noros of <001 Lind anl now an invitation from the Omaba'lodge to visit | The peoplo were now protesting against uny | Casper, who is probably as well informed on | pKS BUIMUEE O By with .01 of an inch or cottige. with forr acrys fand in % Lincoln today. Al who intend to go should | further delay. the suvject as anyone, said yesterday that ho [ 1o AR monthly precipita- ville, 5 bo at the depot in Omaba at 7:30 o'clock this [ W. H. M. Pusoy appeared in behaif of tho | did not believo the reports that T P AL R LG LR R L ] fora ploa "fro ot ns "' evenivg. Union Depot company. He said the com- | sent out by certain partios to the effect that [ J4Q'MN Precibitation was o REING o in ‘Council BluMs or Omahi Tho sossion of dstrict court which was | pany did not care to jeopardize its inter sts [ there would be a failure of the grape crop s L et lochabiBE A s i) anntnRee. to b6 held by Judge ‘D by coming in and trying o assist the council | were woll founded, “Soma of the farmers,” | fecorded in any twenty-four ~conscoutive today has been postponed until Satu b [ i 3 S | hours was 3.6 on the 2 5 ‘V Il ( , :3 I N I) U& day, a | and the citizens n their efforts tosecure | ho continued, imagino often that their crops i reather " T t t 1 s ot Hv o Bone roetived by Clork Camp- | local depots. Thoy held contracts, auiy | aro much smaller than they are, For tho [ couds and Weather srage number 1 1 ea € ork 4 of cloudless dass, 12, Average numoer of bell from the judge stating that he will be | signed by the representatives of the railwayv [ past three years the grape crons have boen , ) & G A SUHOEDS\C K, PROPRIBD unuble to be h‘mf' 3 companios, in which they agreed to build | tremendous. This voariv is not so large, | PATUY cloudy days, 11. Average number of I A\C K, PROPR Alfrad Clorko, o travolng man, died | 404 waintain u union depot, and nothing less | aud the growors begin o cry crop failure; L Aok ave oaon DYEING, CLEANING AND REPINISHING ;.Fr:\:{w‘;::' at 610 g;u’;;v!?-r e Whe | to the members of this company, who had fu- | few yoera they would fiad, 1 think, that it is | ind during any Septemvor was 42 miles on | Omaha Ofico, 1521 Farnam Sf aneh in . Good hay land, splendid rang NICo, COLEAKD, BEADIO. Wikt ouie pull ood ropalr, plonty water. Best lap ; will'sell cheap. Write for de- houfo. Hardwaro stock In souths tern Towa for spot cash. B i, Sheafe ']‘olcph')nc 1521, Couneil Bluils Offico and Works TR il 6 the 20(h, 1881 S. S. Bassy 5 et : L ¢ OR SALE—Cloan st ro, woll 0s- fovon . “Tue. Tomaing " wers. tuken g | oslea soumotbing iko 30,000 1o ste, whicls | about ua average year." e o o b D it Cor. Ave. A and 26th St.; Telophono 310 Send for circulars und price list. b1 ahed Eredor Tnvares About o, tood Sterling, 1L, for interment. AT AL il e O D B P Gves cuson for sellinz. Torms cash. . H. Shoate, ) se for which it was originally designed. o 2 at 923 oF rk s 2 No. 1 and Golden Link 0. 38 Inde- | ¢ifie companv, which seoms to bo the or ‘m"d o '“"l delivered. C. M. King. 4.—[Special Telogram AL "fi"."“ i or good Ne- endent Order of Odd Fellows or Omaha, | o 4 o TS tioldon: e Tue Ber, ] -1 A Vebras! on hraski lind hoxfe, Pendent Ordor of Ot Feliows or Omahty | company that's anxious to annul the coti | 1¢ yo i want to buy o house seo Green- | t0 itz Bura]~The Bankot Nebraska opened ric! said that v b NOSSESs! [ Tuenday night, An iformal recoption was | {Hich 80 said (hat tu now b Dot 000 | sbields, Nicholson & Co., 621 Brondway. given them and refreshments were served, | o tuo WK s o) H.J. Joseph and Miss Anna R. Tucker : . 3 The Wrong Mun Got It. were warried lnst ev at the residence of LA B LU D S Nick Smith, the Omaha man who had so tho bride's sister, Mrs. C. Clifton, near | John N. Baldwin, the attorney for tnerail- | narrow an escapo from the insane hospital the corner of Kifteenth street and Eighth | roads, was the next speaker. e thought { avenue, Rev, C. W, B er officiating. A | thé only question bofore the commission was its dy arden and fruit land, o time. O. 8 Lefforts, Roow 5Y, Council Bluirs, T rs for business this morning. Milton irens is cashier. The bank wiil prove one of the solid institutions of Sidney and quite a necossary adjunet to this viciuity Tne funeral of Mrs, J. W. Myers, nec n Ossie Ricketts, occurved here this morning last week while racov. ring from an attack of | from the Episcopul church, Rev. McDonald JRORSAL and on 1o Baldwin bloe \‘ ANTED—A younz min to work ' out house and stable. Apply at ot Leonard I Lt [POI SALE OR RENT-Good seales ) Jargo nuinber of frionds of the parties were | the adequacy of of the termiual facilitigs [ delirum tremens, camo to light yestorday | of North Blatle ofigiating. A lacgo con: b cte. Groenshields, Nicholson & Coy present. 7 | now uiforded by tho railway companies, Ho | withun wformation which ho sworo to in | course of sorrowing friends followed tho T S e T Notico has beon posted on the bulietin | Would admit that the commission had juris- | Justice Cones’ ofiice charging Frea Nusbaum, |y SEEEC (0, FOREL SO T R c D Give reference. Adlress XX 24 lee, Couns boards at the court house of the sale of a lov | diction of this question, and tne companies | the proprietor of the Mergen hotel, with | Ga it Bt BR BT e _\:Uultt; cil Blufrs. s & of property situated in the notorious *Lafay- | he represented would abide by any order | stealinga watch, About a week ugo he AnE B ‘ ) ANTED—Good Rirl for_genoral hou otte adaition,” 1 northwoest corner of | that might bo made. But when it came 1o | pawnod a wateh to Nusbaum for $1.60. A fow Southern Ratlway Managers Meet. T (R brad feied the Missouririver, The sale is to take ploco | Waking any order with reference to a union September 19 to satisfy a judgment of 40,20 | depot, or even considering such a4 guestion, 1 favor of [, Schurz against F. £, Jeromo | be contended that the commission was ex- KK driving horse, buggy and harness cheap. No. 68 Ninth avenue. er a man appeared at the oflice Qi Iy P G aioail * days e & o upponred 146 G0 | aryySn G, v, 3 ivory T was ABSOLUTELY PURE - JUST IRY IT. u asked no questions, but took 1t for | represented st the Southern Railway and of Omaha, L'Bc(lim(”!‘]"fi!d:(!:—iou. No paper had been | granted that the man was the owner of the | Steamship association medting bers toaay. F.F.JAQUES % €O, KANSAS CITY,MO. WANTED—Board for man and wite fn Y AT 3 filed by the complainants showing that the | watch, and gave it to him. It was not until | Phe purpose the Facting i 1o sign an VY stretly pelvato fumily for the winter, The members of the Grand army of this | |0, "qanor guestion would ba broached at | after the owner No, 2 had disapoeared and ne purpose of the m g [ pr.co and iocatiol Bee % city, hearing that the Union Pacific Rauway | ent to continue the association an- Ve ¥ | this meeung, He and his clients wero ae- | owner No. 1 bad vk up that ho found | A&reCme 3ol X = company is intending to give the freo uso of | (o4 FETHT 0\ Yy surprise and were not | that he had besn the vietm of & sharp trick, | Si0CF year from September 1. AL tho ' New its conches to the delegates from tho westorn | 0TGP (DI oot ibatlon of that question, | Nusbaum was given @ frial at onco. and was | YOrk incoting a fow wacks ngo all the princl- posts who attend the national encampment 21 1% v = pal lines except the Richmond & Danville, 7 « | CITIZENS STATE BANK Ot Council Blufrs, .§159,000 . 80,000 . 0 The contract which was referred to by | dis rged, there being no evidence to show D . o T Machine at al0-Tons-a-Da; Frluo n Washington, bave decided to make an | 51¢ " o 5 ol i Sowe! o the Central Georgia, the East Tennessee and A 12-Tons-a-Da y, . on O (ot sott ‘of arrange. | Pusey, ho suid, was not n contract Lat could | that his version of tho story was not true, Y Our Warranty Gocs with Each Machlne. p ® t Alubama Great Southern sigued the agreo- ments for the lowa delogates. BOReRIgECar DU LRONI v, SXBCHLORY {CoHkENCY Hon A Todhs eIt o r iGEorRla T And Tho Southwlele Tiating Pressis u2orso, fulllrele machino, Capital stock that did not go into efl: unul it had been | 150paople in this ey us3 213 stoves | past Tennessce and Alabama Great South- aihpening of Charles Watts was before Justice Hammer | resented to the divectorics of the various | 1 s N tRvam i any Continuous-Buling, £ yesterary to auswer to the L“l’ml'ge of ussauly ‘cmu],,,m s for their signature. The GuasCo. puts 'em in ut cost. eru signed tho agreement. DougleStroke Fress i $230,000 wWith intent to commit murder. The prose- | ““Iho fight thus became a three-corncred 4 S ' - 4 cuting witnoss, C. H. Howo, was present, and | ono. and 1t was ovident that unloss sc Will Nov'Boia Osadldato, changed Groetings of Song. the story of the trouble was gone through at | gerbement could by reached by the two fac. | The people’s party of the Ninth congres- | The Swedish ladies quarter of the Ole | Wy \ some length, when it was suddenly discov- | tions of the city the whole depot question | Sional district will aold their convention to- | Oleson company were pleasantly serenaded | Bales tights draftlight. d | B paying tax nent was tukel commissiorors s a candidate for congress. An evening paper | performarce last evening. The Swedish § HmeSRtoiammedlalelyidischaragl: an hour driving ubout the eity for the pur- | s autnority for the statement that Finley | Swging society, under the leadership of SANDWICH MANUFACTUR"‘Q CO, Co uncil Blnffs, Towa The Uuion depot company beld a meeting | pose of rencwing acquaintances with the i ) ) Nordo! arch i 5 ! i Burke is a candidate for tho nom- | Prof. Ernest Norden, marched into the o4 w the court bouse dast evening for the pur- | depots. Burke e B et ot hoingoms | rovnds and suag some of its most plensing In starting one press recently we baled nine M DEOSITS, W. C. ESTEP, pose of talking over the results of the rail- AL thoTA TEar oDl BOASION e Wien qucstioned avout this | selectious, being repeatedly eucorea by the | tons 1n five hours with new hands road meoting and devising wuys anda means ' % ucky man, pon Aucationpe il 1* | indies uertet, seated on the balcony. e for liquidating the indebtednoss of the com. | At2:80 o'clock in the afternoon the com- | M, Butke statod that ho was not & momber | Indies gustiot, SoRte0 c no y F I m “ E h | fur liquidating the lndobiedanas of tho com: | 00 ather awain, THo ailigneo | of (b proplo's purts. and hud novr thougt | Tho ladles teturnod tho comliment by uneral Director, Emaimar but that of | of being a candidate for the position. The | singing several sclectlons which were en- Considerable | report doubtless arose from u mistuke in | thusiusticaliy recejved, Ambrose Burke is u wember of tue 1d has been mentioned as @ possible Looking Up L. Miller, Geor e a statement of the assets and liabiliies | 10 the morning had veen ln and repore o the company at the next meet- | the afternoon was evea larger. ing. The trustees wero authorized to take | delay took place in getting down to business, | nume R such meusurcs as they thought best topuy | 80d when at last ihe meeting was | PArLY, and S off the indebtedness. Tue meeiing theu ad- to order mothing new was | candidote . George 14 N. Main Street, COUNCOCIL 3 .+ U FIFs iy journed until September 15, when another Speeches were made by e R L b T . ErankiMurphy, Ucorge: W, 7 = < weeting wili be seld at tie same place. men who had occupis 1f you have a house to vent list iv with | Holdrege, \WV. V. Morse, Henry W. Yates, S Sacols Shano, u. wonlthy furmer of Coon | UG mOSuIDE soislon, ‘and the samo argi- | Grecnshields, Nicholson & Co. e Gt Al el bl G w PAN LE M D Rapids, started the echods golng last nigut | Wents. hn much the same form, wore brought ST Howell will depart for Kearaey at 8 o'clock . . g Aike Mo atovt 10 o'clock by wild erivs that sounden | forwird on voth sides. Pusey and tuzelton Horsothioves at Work, this morning, where they wili examine into 3 s : in tho distance like “murder.” Livory police- ARG [palae Blaod Rishton fost a fine horse and bugey | the water power which runs from the Platts- 2 Tho Giood Samaritan. 20 Years' Expericnce, mun in hearing rushed to the place | uUhavle tourrive at any agroment, anda | o mouth river and through the canal, furnish- ELLD T e O JEA® | Jittla good natured bulldozing between Pusey | Sunday uight from his residence, cornor of | Imouth river sud LatoLgh LAe cullah Tubhishe B ADER (OX D1z 55 (O Exu BaTD cunzht him “ana, took nin’ (0. tiie volico audiiplamihiast \00sonly) Lhlogiehativats [LBeoadway sn Ryvents; ey sbpesi e g | o fish b reet ol o . Tiolrovole THEG PEAT LlVER and S rOMACH RE M EDY WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE station, where he cluimed to have been as standing in the , ves | private car a 1l return ay even , ; o - reot. Healso cl - [ ooy of the proceedings. pried the door from its hinges, harnessed the Cures all disorders of the Stomaeh, Li Bowels, Kileayi, Blall WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- {“)']'l‘:‘,:,‘mw“’l'rl::':,t.f'\"fh']l"N.”;"I"U‘,l_{“l‘r‘:"‘: Buldwin renewed his plea as to the Jaris- | horac to the buggy «nd drove off. Thoe thoft B e Diseases, Loss of Apye Beriaohs Uoneiloni i iCgiacn T I ll BARY OF MEDICINE. in Omaha. He had quite a numver of dietion of the commission and to the surprise | \was reporicd Lo the police, but 5o far no clew P e e W SERT T S L et SR 03I AR oA Sl bio papers iu his pockets and about he hud been subjected to when he saw the | pus turned up. Pour Towxsexp, Wash,, Aug —The | ousness, Fever, File s and ren ‘ers thy system less liabla to coatract diseas2. | berily ) e F union depot question staring him in tho face, | - Charies Younkerman also lost u fino team | fatous smugghng sehooncr Haleyon suiled ~ 13 e [ Captain W. A. Hayes put on his holiday | B Wanted Lo tearing wdjotraed until Oc: | of liorses during tho night and st fist supe | from Vietoria last night with 2,500 DYSPREPSIA. B ordi i tariac ¥ k. JYA0N RLoRaLE: A and Clark of the | posed that they had been stolen. It was | pounds of opwm aud sixty Chinesc. RADWAY'S PILLS are cure for this compialat. Thoey tone np the Intornal secreti ;‘.’.I;‘..l:‘:nlf.;.‘:{e:::llun::;":r::‘dtl:n:;rn ',:'I‘:U;‘L’ Union Pucifle could be present, and in the | grterwards learned that they had gotten | Orders have been fssued by the OB bR It tha BLOR Bl RO B NI It SRR ch LR n o paaons St e Patin sikaats. o meantime he wanted the Uulon’ Depot com- | joose and had beeu seen at 4 o'clock in the | Treasury department notitying &1l rev- | | o1 by all drusgists, or malled by RADWAY & CJ. &2 Warren Street. s T S Py R Y 68 pany to putits demands in proper legal form, | yiorning on lower Broadway. enue officers on the Pacific coust to be on | New York. ou receipt of pric g :1 A\ o NPT P 50 that he might know what they w going —— the elert to intercept the vessel, The sup- m— —— _ — — bound, aud accompaniod his gymnastic exhl | 1o do. Aftern loug discussion it was finally | {f you want to sell your proporty list | posed destination of the vessel is' Oregon o 1l bition with a succession of blood-curdling | gecided to postpone tho hearing of the case ARG bAB R RTL Y Calif coust, ’ whoops and yells, aud challenging all tho | 4oCHN 68 B0t Bl dulbor o7 it with Greenshields, Nicholson & aliforuia coust. 1(” CR IB N E ueighbor women to keep him quier, It was > i~ — T (1d (/ J( one of his ordinary tantrums, and it ended up Remuined Silent, George Davis, drugs ana paints. Advanced Wages, in tho ssme old way. Three policemen | One of the noticeable things about tho ———— Ixpiaxaronts, Iud., Aug. 20.—Ihe Van- = cornered him and took him to the police | meeting was the silonce that was manifested ANEINS FOK 11 ARMY, aalia railroad has adopted a new scale for 1ts INSTITUTE- FOI" S“pter“ber' station, where he was booked with drunken- | by George F. Wright. He has been cousid- telegraph operators. The mwimum has TREEETESm—" ness and disturbing the peace. ered one of the foremost workers in the | Complete List of Chunges in the Regular i ixed at $15 por month, nnd all salaries © Last of the Butfalo, GEORGE BIRD GRiy- S union depot scheme, but yesterday the Sorvh bave heen advancea about $10° par month, | ; PEKSONAL PARAGRAPUS, silenco of olum syt ipon bisiips. Howas | Wasuixoros, D. G, Aug. 2h—[Spocal | makiug the average nbout & Trast Lil What Shall It in s samew m:]_u‘nburml ng :umuot:u from | Pelegram to Ltk Bik. | —The following arny ———— | = Be? WOIN WG o TS . Miss Mamo Oliver has returned from a "lllt:m';lltl:ul“:: x,:;q:::mfi; ;;:r“‘;";:,:mu‘::‘l:: orders were 1ssued yesterday : Assassinated a Witness. The Nevsk: ong ;-lm‘l Isanwi k. Harguon | ":;‘:"t".'f“’(‘:unuu‘ of Hastings was ia tho | 800 toenail. Ho accordiugly sat os neur the [ Lieutonant Molzar C Richurds, rotirod, ls Ruooxsavay, ‘Mith A1k, Homd 8859 ; | A gesale A0 WRcia . Ll on, L. T. G n d ved from further duty tendént | man,who was & wituess in the trial of white- f o Lt ine D 2 midale of the room as possible, kept as quiot [ Felisved frol L uty us superiutenden 4 o In Polnt, Stwory. GEORG ‘ cily yesterda) Ty Dossibler and. in this way prosorvod as | of the Parish Upion school and Military | caps at tis place some woeeks ago, was shot FOR THR A:Onse'k) Talnt. Blorr. .a¥oRan A finnaun. | freat the follow ng Blasasse/ Mr. and Mra. C. T. Stewart left yesterday | peutral a position us possible. Academy purisn, New York. Secoud Lieu- | and killea Monday eveniug while 'returning onel AL Sielos! Patating, W, C. Buow: | Ostash of the Head, Thiost, end Iungs; Dis for un eastern trip. The following rallway ropresentatives | tenant Richmond McA. Schofield, Fourth | home from work. No urrests have been MR ' [ Stories of n Western Town—11. The Faco m&'g"’l‘xfl:'&m ufnm"afi'm"éynpc?n’mlnfi':‘ Mus. J. J. Stork and daughter are spending | wero present: Union Pacifie—E. Dicken- | cavalry, will report in person to the mujor | made, but parties are under suspicion, | BYailaro. OCTAVE TiANEL Tastratos by k. of | Nervi D blllt Mental Depres- ; 2 eneral commanding tho army for duty i 1 are 3 MERIROIRT A B pUE_ReBIISY, P & few days in Colfax. son, assistant general manager; W. R. | & ) [ y in - Tost N A anhood: Sariinsl Miss Minnie O'Connor of Galesburg, Til., | Keily of Omuha, essistant sttorney. Chi- | this city. l-;rsr. Licutenant Edward Burr, Movements of Ocein Steamers, OF ALI | Indian Who Is N 0 B et ey Dinbetes, Bright's Dicease, £t Vitus® fa I the city visiting the faimily of M. " H. ;:fiiu‘é::“l‘;‘:sfi" & Quincy—General Super. | €orps of engincors, 1s dotalled as secrotiry | At Rotterdam—Arrived—Maasdam, from s P b, bienalye, White, Bwelling, Superiniendent Levey of | Of the bourd of enelncers, to consider and | Now York. o AR R vves. | tho Town linos, . H. Duggan, division | FOPOFt upon ~certain obsiructions in the At New York—Awiyed—Novada, from i ing! Mi LoUFRRmEDt: jon treight and passenger ageut. Chicago, | tWeuty d is granted Colonel David . | Paris, from lemponl bxrnbo. from Saotos; - ind. Mus. Fuen- Ecrululu, Fever son-. cnnoem, Turnors and Fistula In ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of Attainme E of the . L BRAINARD, Lie nunt iR i Milyaukes & St. Paul—Division Supor rdou, Sixth cavaivy. First Lioutenant [ Nordiand, frow Auntwe : . 284 Fomadios for aucona Aray blogd, . Womag with hie Celicels crguns, 1 rellisa Stella Bullard and Miss Elsle Butts | tondont Goodenouh, * Clilvago, Rock Isiand | Willfum 1% Martin, [°ifth ‘infuntry, 1s tran- AN Besisaatitios APRATAED) pRd roipadien forsuasatafal || o ool OInt of View, BObins, otos, ote: 606345 nealth. - Dropsy cured without tappiog. yesterday frow a visit with friends | & pacific--A. Kimball, assistant to the pros- | 1erred from company A to company G, A Miltion {n Gold for Europe, Ing medical or surgical treatment. NEXT MONTH Special Attention given to private o Milwaukee, ide Chicago & Northwestern—M, J. Al. | Fifth infantry, =~ vico First Lieutenant New Youk, Aug. 2&.—L. Von Hoffman & | 8 veds forpationts, board attendanze, Beit no it o ' and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. C. C. Benner avd sister of Buuker Hiil, | worth, general agent of this city. Michael J. O'Brien, Fifth mnfantry, who is | 0" dored 1,000,000 R dintivus In e wot, The Making of the White City, (The World's | g5 10 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- 11, uro visiting their brothor, T. 5. Bonner, - pAILES transferred from company G to company A | €O Bave ordered $1.0X000 ln gold coin for v iturs) of i \ RN W BN b0y I cannot cure without merou K oo i e atly Encours of that regiment. Ou tho expiration of kis | Shipment to Europs tomorrow by the steam- ol i e LY i e Lpag e ense 1 cannol without meroury, W. W. Alasworth of Dos Moines, secro- | ALIA closo of tho sossion n privato con | present leave of bscnco, Licuteuunt Maxtin ship Fuerst Bismurck R aieaca) T daratiis: 0 08 [ PRICE, 85 OENTS, Iape Worma removed {n two of thred bours, oF 14 vy of the St. 5 4 sultution was held between the leaders of | will join the company to which be !s thus e ASPECIALTY, 0 ER' 3 P jary of tho Suate Kallway comumisslon, was | Yoig Boyot compny and tho railroud ofl | iausforred. - DeWitw's Sarsapariia is reiianle. [ISEASES OF WOMEN . bioels: | OBARLES BORIBNER'S EONS. THOSE WHO ARE AFILICTED Dennis iRyan, o wanithy capitalist of S clals, When the consultation was over those Leave of absence granted First Lieuton- | == — | Women FREE. Wo have lutely addela lyingin de- | = Will eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling thont. for W during’ coniinement, striotly Full of trouble provite. Only Keliable Medical Inst.tute masing a ke o srte | Koty of s pill. Trouble PRIVATE DISEASES National Bank, on or using DR, G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physiclan who can tell what ailg a porson without asking a question, All correspondence striotly confidential. Medicing sent by express. Address all letters to X who wore on the inside took no pains to con- | aut Leonsrd A. Lowering, Fourth infantry, Enfll\"‘}'L':l“z;".;":":‘:‘"flnofi.?zo;m";l“l:' ‘“:u“:) 10 | ceal tho sutisfaction thoy felt ovor the result | 18 extonded fifteen duys, The lulluwm’x gilldron, y 0 raned it | of vho interview. assignments in regiments of officers rocently % *The union depot scheme never looked 8o | promoted are orderod: Cavalry arms— George T. Howser, goneral secretary of | encouruging us it does this aftoruoon,” ssid | Colonel Anson Mills, promoted from lieu- the Cincinnatl Young Meo's Cristisn 0830- | ono of them. It is the first thne wo buve | tenaut coloiel, Fourth cavalry, to the Third ciation, is in thocity., He wus formerly o | ever had so wany of 1he ofticials together, 10 'date from ~August 16, when you take it, and trouble when you've got it Al Blood Diseases s POl ry stully troatel. Syphilitio withoul e resident of Omaha, and we poured bol shot 1uto them to tho | v Morrow, retired; _ Lisutenant down, *Flenty of A U, £, TEFOSITORY - - OMAHA, NEB Mrs. A. Reiter, deputy grand chancellor of | bestof our ability, sua with considorablo | Colonel Sawuel B, = M. Youne, ;‘""“‘“““"““‘“" contlc - SR tuo Pythisn Sistertiood, is 1n Kansas City | effct. Wo explalued who tinauvial condition | promoted from major, Third cavalry, U Wighyy Tkule .| expiveh sasdiels packs Capila ..§402,000 witending 1he bienniul encampment of the | Our company was in aud called their ctten- | to the Fourth cavalry, to date from August With ' Doc Call and ¢ h [ [] [ ] L] Knights of Pyibias, tion to the fuct thut we had invested our | 16, vice Mills, promoted; Mujor Henry W. 4 0Ctor | we will son i L plain 2 rappo Surplus .§65,000 pon Private Spo- X Dierces Ploasant | BOOK TO MEN, J. L. Tompioton r Pellots, there's 10 sturaed yosierday morn- | MONEY iu those grounds with the:under- | Wesselis, i promoted frow captuln, Third Dise 1s0s vom 8L Joseph, M., where b bas been | Bltding thut they would take thom off our | eavalry, '(0 the Third cavalry, to date from | trouble, Thoy're mado to prevent it. They're | Impatency, sypiilis, Gloc ricosale, with quos | Ofeers and Directorsienry W. Yates, prasident 888 Broadway, i his brothue, Ko ulao. took . tho | bnds. They aamwitted that thoy had sicuoa | August'16, vice .Young, promoted. He will | tho orlgiual Hitto Lever. Fills, tiny, sugar | ot 1 Brae il Tian Rt iR w I X y Kighis of Pythius reunion st Katsas City, | & €OULFACL by wiich they agreed to butla the | Feport by lotter to the commandiuk gonoral, | coated ‘it bilious granules, purely'vemste | 2roce™ ”Jml, e iory To by meand Wrames | S sasiior A e ] COU neil Bl u ”a. 10Wd union opot and lually 10 cup tho climax, | Dioartaient of Tuxas, {or Msisataet 1o § | bie. ety burlists tho MAMGh Gl | peromourty. Arbrtaties THIES IKON BANK. S b S 1 O M son, o) — —— The follo! UL IA and 1, '. ), 4, | be in our bands by Septemoer 15." DrOmota0. Tram Reas labtechn s Sauant v, | e whals systarn, 15 o ustural aad ousy % [dleieios dous buve boeu mpoinded. 8, 8:80, 9, | So the waiter now stwnds. Tho stock- | alry, to & i fea Tiuteaii Cecoi oat=:| —mildly and gently, but thoroughly | Omaha Medical and 5urgml ]|1 itute !"_“_.““ N ’ 2 Shopuids, 9:80, 10, 10:30, 11 and 11:33 p. i, The | holders in the deput feol encouraged, notonly | from August 15, vice fismiton, retired; sGastvels, Una iiige Fellee for & s~ 4 Black und Tan. ¥ 10:55 trin will make contention with | because they thiak they stand & #ood cbhance | Captain William D, Boach, promoted frou '{s‘.'l.‘,u.‘i'ff:’flmrfim:uu& K aiigiacher | 20:b and Brosdway, Ounoll Bluffa § pootch Torclure o the lust elootric motor cur for Omuha | Of ROUIDR their mouey back, but also bocauso | first lieulenant, Third cavaley, 1o the Third | Bilious Attacks, and all derangements of the | Ten mintues ride from center of Owmaha on Omahn it Suipation, e in, foud TR petem. S —— whon 0nce the rallways got possession of tue | cuvalry, troop H, w 4ate from August 16, | liver, stomach and bowels are prevented, and Counil Blufly eloctrie mozor Lo, i, heartinirn, los of W T M Summer suits for gentlewen; cool, | Krounds it is ouly & question of timo when | vice Wossolls, promoted; First Lieutenant | relioved and cured. J - - - et et | GOV comfortable and chonp. Hottae, Cung | B0 dopor will be built. For it doos not | Flovd I Harris promoted from second | They'ro the cheagest pill you can buy, for Vovadwaa Noties, o Blasass reauiiung Iraii e » tailor, 810 Broadway. © | ot stand to resson that ihey will invest | lieutenant, Fourth cavalry, to Second cav- | they're I,uumnunf to give satisfaction, or Takeu up. Oue gray mare. having one sore bloot o {illiire by (he MOMACH, 11VeF OF 1 ¢ & Wator Spaniels. o 0 $340,000 in land aud then allow the laud to | alry, troop E, to datw from August 15, vice yuur money is returned. . hond leg. 1 not redeemed it wili be sold as o w@‘l;ll“u;f‘glrx o m hm:-; 45 Curs, Tt Cm— ruil 10 wasto from year to year. Tho pue | Alllson, prouoteas First Licutenant Jobn | ° ¥ou pay only for tho value received. Rbet Lo semamier a0 coock & 1 g T i a? el g | 16 not fedewmed within ¢ dars they will be h g ) roudway. | chase of tho lund may not put un end to the | I, Navce, promoted from svcond lieutenant, Can you ask moref @i03.¢ JOHUN BPOERL, Poundwaster, L o e w2d2t Dog l'uuudkuuuu.