Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1892, Page 3

4 » aw— L] THE OMAHA BEE ! CGTTN ‘1L BLUI'FS CFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREE' Deliverea by carrier to any pars of the city 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER ELED Bosiness Office, . TELEPHONES | KGR Fhitor. - MINOR MENTION, K Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. A marriage licenso was issued yesterday 10 Dennis Sweeney and Anua Coyle, both of Council Bluffs The ladies of the Broadway Metuodist eliurch will bold a flower sale during the last week of October, Nineteen now mombors were elected at tho laat beard meeting of the Young Men's Christian association. Pat Kenua of Carroll, Ta, and Flia Reutor of Omahn were marricd Sunday afternoon, Justics Swearingen ofticiating Charles Cook and Carrie S, Omatn, were marriea by Justic day afternoon at his residence, A plat was filed with the county recordor vesterday of J, R. Rice's South avenue sub. division, just cast of what is known as tho Dierks nroporty, near the sclool for the duaf. umurfication of Bluft City lodgo No. 7, Ancicat, Free aud Accopted Masons, this eveniug. All Master Masons in good standing aro cordinlly invited. By order of the worthy master, Billy Madden, tho Pacifio house saloon- keepor who disappoared, turned up at a lato hour Sunday night and took a room at tho Pacific house. He was unable to say where he had been, or what his object was in loay- g, White, both ot Cones Sua- Monitgomory of the Northwestern in this city and Miss Unrrie Estey also of Coun- cil Biuffs woro married last Wednesaay in Grana Island, They ure now visiting rela- tives in 1ilinois, aftor which tney will return 10 the Bluffs and make their bome. This evening an informal reception will bo held at_the pariors of the Grand hotel, to which ull ave cordiaily invited, Thu meet fng is for the purpose of ovganizine a Worla's falr club, Addresses wiil be made by Miss Rogers of ‘Sioux City, Mrs. Brigrs, aNe- commissioner, and otter ininneer Cock has added a new actor Lo tho wuparatus of lis offce, It 18 an ingenious contrivance, so urranged that it can be shifted to_any pars of the viat while adjusted at any angle, and 1s & great labor saving invention, espectally in drawing muny angled plats, Mrs, Iliza_Dorland died yesterday morn- Ingat 2 o'clock aftor an illness of five mouths, aged 71 yoars, T'ho decoased loaves two daughters, Mrs Bebviugton and M Kate Cook, the latter of whom has b coustunt companion for many years. funcral will oceur this aftern 3 from the residonco, 244 Vine stroet, Rev. 1. J. Babeock offi ating. —_— PERSONAL PAKAGRAPHS, Miss Gertio Pusey Chicago. George Evans loft yosterday City to resume his colloge studies. Mrs. A, E. Slyter of Chester. Neb., theaty, the guest of Mus, J. J. Stewart. Mrs, Grace d'Urro and niece, Miss An Bierworth, left last evening for Baltimoro and Washington, D. C, A. B. Clino has received a telogram an- nouncing the death of nis father at Chuna* Yersville, O., Sunday evening. Mrs. Luster and aaughter, Miss fenye du latter parr of the week ® visit with frionds in Euveka, Nob, W. E. Clark, formerly clerk at the Grand, 1 as taken the management of the Park hotel at Atluntic. He will Jeave for that placo this morning. 13a Howe, who has been manac ing the Lotel for some tume, will still ret &n interest in it, although he will probably will study music in for lowa m Ella, for make his home again in Council Bluffs. t Told the Truth, The truth stands best 18 an old re- — mark, and never was it more verilied that it had for the past fow weeks in Council Bluffs. Ever since the first arrival of fall goods the Boston Store has been advertising special sale in various departments. The wonderful success they have had is a sure guaran- tee that they have told the truth and nothing but the truth, Wo always have what is advertised, and you wro sure to find it justas rep- resented, The salefor thecoming week is dress goods, and we cull your atten- tion to show window Lll:.phl s, besido a larpe variety of bargains in this de- pariment. We are showing new full noyclties all over our store. Window No. 1—Shows aline of out- ings in mixed, checked and plaid novel- ties, same goods retnil at b0 a yard, 86 in. wide and warranted all wool; wo offer snme during sale at Sic per yard, Window No. hows o belter grade of goods, representing some of the finest Furopeun productions, in F'rench, Aus- trian and German manufacture, as well a8 some exclusive dress patterns in the Jatest weaves and effects, ranging in price from $6.00 to $15.00 each. Window No. 3—Shows an entirely dif- forent line. It is composed of black goods und black and white, among which are some bargains, We call vour atten- tion to our 42inch cashmere at 89c, worth 50¢. Perhaps the greatest bar- gnin ever offered by us, orany othee merchants, 15 our 46-inch Austrian hen- rietta (all wool), vegulur 7se grade, at b74c. Besides the bargains mentioned we hayve a full range of fancy weaves at gpecial low prices, such us Whip co poplins, Matelasse, India twill, Luns' downe, glorias, ete., ete. ‘Window No, 4—Wae offer the choice of this line while they last at 19¢ per yard. Goods are a heavy homespun, illumi- nated in difforent colors, full 36" inches wide and well worth 25c, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & Co., Boston Sto.e, Council Blufls, Ia. Mizpah Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters. will give a clothespin socinl at Kuights of Pythins hall Wednesday evening, Beptember 21, —— Matrime al Complications. About a year ago Mrs. Btita J. Simmons was granted & divorce from her husband, Lewuel Simmons, and soon after married W. A. Coulter, a messengor for tho Wells- Furgo Express company. Sne was also given a titlo deed 1o a couple of lots in ‘Per- williger's subdivision us alimony. Ail these things had beeu dono in the ab- sence of nmons, whose whereabout: was ulleged, were Unknown, A few woiths ogo be roturned to Council Bluffs sud comumenced a suit in the dis- trict court to have the decree of divorce and ulimony set asido on the ground of irregularity. T\s case isuow on triul be- fore Judge Macy. The plaintifi_claims that the divorce was ilogal, as o afdavit was filed by Mrs. Coulter ds to his uonvestdence withia tho state. As u matter of fact there has never beon any entry of such an afidavit made on the books of 10 clerk of the court, although Colonel D. B. Daily, who was -at- torney for Mrs. Coulter in tne origiunl suit, and Mrs. Coulter herself, assert positively that they were both present wheéh it was filed. Mrs. Coulter was on the witness stand W £0od share of tho ufternoon and during the cross-exumination by the attorney for the plaintiff she became 80 nervous apd faiut that vourt bud to be adjourned earlier thaun usuul. —— Trains for Manawa at 11 6. m., 2.3, 4, 6, 7, fanab o’clock p. m. Gentlemen, the finest line of rall goods in the eity, just received. Reiter, the tailor, 310" Broadway. — Judson, civil engineor, 528 Broad way Wanted to Buy, property, Will 18 MoGee, 10 Improved priceis low. ay cash if ain street. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Member Wells Opens Up the School Board Cirous Season Again, HIS EXPUNGED RESOLUTIONS NOT READ Attempted to Have the Minutes Corrected, But Iis One Lonely Vote Was Not SuMclent—Routine Work of The school board held an important moat- ing last ovening, with all the membors present. President Waito and Member Wells had returied from their summer va cations and sniffed the air in a way that indicated that they were ready for one of their old-time conflicts, 1t came, "Phe fun commenced with the reading of the minu \Wells stated that he had been away since the regular meeting in July, and as the president had also boon away, he would like to have the minutes read for all the meetines during his absenoce, he sec- retary read as rcquested the minutes of the meeting held on tho evening of July 18, the memorable meeting when Member Wells offerea his resolutions with reference to the insurance of the buildings and the letting of tho contract for furnaces to the highest lo- stoad of the lowest bidder. When the scerctary came to the resolu- tions he omitted them, as at the following meeting the president had ordered the reso lutions expunged from tho record at the re- quest of soma of the other membors. As zo0n as the seeretary had finished the rending Wells asked for the privilega of cx- aming tho record, as it was wrong. When he had examined it he turned 1o the prasi- dent and asked Bim f he assumed ths authority 1o cross out portions of the minutes of a board mecting. “You can’t gt up a fuss with me on that voint,’” was Waite's reply. Wetls Wasi't Gratitied 1 don't want any fuss,” said Wells, “but I want to say that neither you nor any other chinirman any right o cross out such portions of 4 meeting as do not please you. T o't believo that you or any other member of this board want to ¢ anythicg from the pubtie, and T eall for the reading of the expunged motions and resol W0 have no Lime for aavthing iike that,” said Waite. *“They shan’t be read u rity of tho boatd suy so, and I, I don't want to hear them. Do the you? “No, sir. snid Bridenstein, solemnly. Wells then presentoa a resolution provid- ing that the minutes be read and adopted as thoy originally stood, but, there was no sce- oud, aud thereading went on. Alter the minutes had all been read Secre- tary Wright read a long communication from J. . Knoeptler, state superintendent of in- struction, on the subject of tho duties of schiool_dircetors, in spite of signs of fatigue from Field. A potition frora W, W, asking that classes in eizhth erades be establi avenue school ou teacters, Chairn; Cones and others the seventh and hed at the Second s referred Lo the committeo acy of the teachers commit- teo offe 1tion authoriziug the su; intendert to direct the teachers to exenso pupils for one hour & week upon a_written request from tho parents, for the purpose of king music. 1t was adopied, Chairman Sbubert of the supplics reporiea that he seats for the Madison, Sccond avenve, wentioth avenue and Avenue B schools, and ne recommended thav the bills bo alt lowed. Superintendent Sawyer reported that tho caroliment of pupils this year is larger than last year or the year before, and that at the close of the first week there were pupils in the schools than at the correspos g time last year. Tho question of redistricting the citv was roferred to the teachers’ committes to re- port at the uext mecting. Superintendent Sawyer was instructed to proceed with bis plans for u celebration of “Columbus day,” Octovor 21, reasurer Wois reported that he had sold 000 worth of bouds to Willlam Robins of Chicago at par, with a promium of §200. He also submitted his report for the year ending September, I80%. Accordng to it ths amounts on hand in the various funds are as follows : School house Contingent.. Teuchers comnit on iad purehnsed e 0,047,058 3118210 Totnl. Secretary Wright submitted his report on tho school census, which showed the number of children 1n the city botwoen the ages of 5 and 21 to bo as follows: 1213 cuployed: Males, ompensation: Males, $148.07: fe- miles, 40 Total number ot schools, 8764 Number of school houses, 16; value, & value of apparatus, 32,000, Bids were then opened for the heating apparatus at the Pierce street school as follows: Shugart & Son, $)05: lsanc Smead & C 5 Fuller & Warren, § The bids were reforred to tho teschers com- mittoe, with instructions to report at an adjourned meoting to be held Weduesday evening at 7 o'clock, Bids for the crection of the proposed school house &t the corner of Kapell avenue and First street were read follows: Chris Siraub, $10,950; §(0,425; Hughes & Son, mason 97 5 0,000 Bosen, carpenter work, #,405; Jotin . Weaver, $10,500; J. A. Murphy. 0; " carpenter work, $4,500; L. Christiansen, all but plas- toring sud brick work, £,452; James and O. P. Wickbaw, $10.450; mason work, 4,951, "The bids were all referred to the chairmen of the building aud finance committess for tabulation, Bids for heating the South Rirst strect bailaing were opcned as follows: Suugart, w:.« Devol, 50, or &645; Smead & i Buller & Warren, $1,018; with closet sl 447, They were referred for tabulation, ''he election of a troasurer was then pro- cecded with, and Fordinand Wies was cloctod unanimously. On motion of Stacey the meoting adjourr until Wednesday at 7 p. m., wben a sceretary will be elected. children euroiled in the 000; Remna Sule Of the great Baukrupt shoe sale, 521 Broadway. Ladies’ kid button shoes 7 worth &l,&l‘ ludies’ dongola buiton $1, worth #$250; ladies’ dongola button, patent leather tip, 8125, worth #2.50; adies’ fine dongola button $1,50, worth #3.00; lndies’ Fronch dongolz kid button KJ worth $4.00; ladies’ best French dongola button #2.50, worth $5.00, BANKRUPT SHOE SALE, 521 Broad wiy. — 150people in this ciy use gas Thie Gas Co. puts ‘em in at cost. iy MR, PAUL'S OKDINANCE, es the City Council Fight. There was a full bouse at the council meet- ing last nignt. The special committee appointed to fuves: tigate the Union Depot compauy's taxes askod for and was granted more time. ‘The commitieo appointed at & provious meeting o dvaft u garbage ordinauce had uot completod the work and asked for fur- ther time. A raft of other routine business was attendod to, and then cawe the wain fea- ture of the eveniug, the Paul ordinance. A petition sigued by suout egaty property owuers living ou Kighteenth stroet asking the council o graut the franchise and & ro- wonstrauco from a much less number were presented. Alderman Vaubirunt moved to strike from the first section & number of streets named, but it was lost vy @ vote of 5 w3H, and 4 subsequent motion by the same alderman Lo strike out section 2 was carried. The ordinsuce wes theu taken up by sestions oves After a Hard THE OMAMA DAILY and passed and then Alderman Van Brunt moved that it pass to its third reading. Bofore the motion could be seconded Al- derman Smith oalled for vhe reading of the remonstrance. Several aldormen objscted to the roading clalming that it was unnecessary, that ali the members knew what the remonstrance was, but tne objeotions brought Alderman Smith to bls fest with & hot pro- tost against ‘eloke-vored”’ logisiation ard ho domanded that any or all the protesters present shou'd be permitted to appeal to the council. Thr demand was grauted and Ovide Vien rolled up his sleeves and waded into the subject in a vigorous manner. He was foliowed by 3. Lobnart in a apeech that had a flavor of tears in it, but under cross- examination by Finley Burke, attorney for Mr. Paul, it was developed that neither of the gentlemen lived on the disputed street, and that ouly two of tho signers of the re- monstrance wero actual residents of the streot. Alderman Van Brunt withdrew his motion to pass the ordinancoe to its third reading, and offered an amendment to the section re- quiring the forfeiture of all streets aud avenues not occupicd at tho end of sevea yenrs, but Alderman Smith wanted every thing forfeited after wo years, but the amendment was carried. An effort was then mAde Lo carry the ordinance over until next Monday, but 1t failed by a 6 to 2 vote. It then passed its third reading and after a mo. tion by Smith to adjourn was voted down, the ordinunce passed by the same vote, Aldermen Smith and Jennings voting against it A Solid Building. The new Avenue B school house is nenring completion, and will make a neat solid building from the ground un. There is not a crack in the walls. The ground being low and soft many thought 1t was impossible to erect a building free from the above defects, but the new part has not even settled from the old, Looking through the building one is im- sed with the practical brickwork, timbers and the interior arrangément and finish, The conerete foundation is seven and a half feet wide and two feet deep, which, with Portland cement and broken nlnm'. has made a solid foundation. On top of ck humx\'- seven feet wi twenty-five-inch wall rst floor jois Above this foun- ixtoon-inch wal vory third joist is anchored to walls with o heavy 1 iron. The wall plates on which the rafters are nailed are anchored and bolted to the walls, The rafters are also braced and anchored to ceiling joists in such a manner that the roof can never blow off unless the whole building would go with it. L'rom the top of the tower can be had one of the grandest views in the city Tuking into consideration the loca- tion und the fact that it is an addition to an old building, J. C. & W. Wood- wird, the architects and builders, Ve shown that a solid building can be erected in that part of the city, and their work should be uppreciate Davis, pare drugs, best paints. Enjolned the Board of Suporviso Judge Macy handed down his decision yesterday 1n the suit that was commenced in the aistrict court to prevent the lovying of the school tax by the county Board of Supervisors. In his decision he sustained the position taken by W. H. Ware, tho at- torney for the plaintiff, and held that the statute providing for the publication of an estimate between the regular meotiag of the school board and the third Monday in May applied to the independent districts and not to the subdistricts alone, as ciaimed by At- torney Stewart, who appeared for the school board. In a private conversation after the deci- sion had been rendered Judge Macy stated that the school law 0s it now stands soemed to be a conglomeration of 1deas thut only a decision of the supremo court could unmix, and he hoped the supreme court womd be given an opportunity to investigate tho pres- ent case. He granted a temporary injunction re- straining tho supervisors from making the tax levy. Tho trial of the question whether the injinction shall be wade permarent will not take place untit tho November term. There is some talk, however, among the members of the school board, who are of course the real parties in interost, of agree- ing to the temporary injunction being made permancnt on_the showing already made, and Attorney Stewart was given time to con- sult the board as to what steps shall next ve taken, sl Thos. [. Craig, editorand publisher of the New laven (Mo.) Not s have used Chamberiain’'s Colic, a2 und Diarrncea Romedy with great satisfaction for the ailments of my chiidren, KFor sale by druggists. ——— NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cleveinnd Opens th With a Vietory. Civerasp, O., Sept. 10.—Timely hitting by the Clevelunds gave them a victory over the Pittsburgs today. Youngwas bt freety, but sharp fielding of the Lome team pre- vented run-getting by the visitors. Attend- anca 1,000, Weather cloudy and cool. Seore: Qloveland.......co.. 1 0 4 4 01 0 1 0—11 Pitesburg. .00 0 221 000 0=5 Hits: Cleveland, 105 Plttsburg, 10. Errors Clevelund. §: Pittsburg, 2 Earned raus: Cleve- Jund, 45 Plttsvure, & Batterios: Young und Zimther; Ehret wnd Milier, 01d Bones at Home Agaln, Cmicaco, TiL., Sept. 19.—Rvan's single and Dahlen’s bard hit to right for a four bagger earned two runs and won today’s game, which was decidedly a pitcher's battle. Crooks did great work at second and Ryan stopped at least two home runs by remark- able catches after some tall sprinting. Weatuer cloudy and cool. Attendunce, 500. Score: 8t Louls Clicugo... 1its Louis, 1; C Hawioy. and Buekley; Hutohinson und Kittridge. Easy Thing for Brooklyn. Pairaperpiia, Pa., Sept. 19. —The Brook- Iyus made their hits' and the Poillies made their errors at the same time today, and tho visitors scored an easy victory. Weather plensant. Attendance 1,412, Score; Brooklyu 00 1006101-9 Philadelpala.. . 00020001 0-3 litsy Brookiyn fou Philadelouta. 7. Er rors: Brookiyn, #: Philadelphis, 2 ' Battor- fov: Kenncdy "ana Dailyi Weybing and Gement Just Stopped in Time, Bavtiione, Md, Sept. 19,—Darkness stopped the game n the ewghth iuning. Weather pleasaut; attendance, 804, Score: Bulth re. . «ee 00000 33 511 BOBLOR 1+ shs s bosiiaiia 1 000,09 4 0, 0=I1 lits: Baltimore, 14; Hoston. 16, Errors: Bultimore, Boston, 4. Eurned ruos: Baltl- nore, 0; Hoston. . Batteries: Vickery and Guuson; Stivetts und Bennett. Glants in Luek, Wasminaron, D, C, Sept. 19.—Weather warm. Attendance b,520. Score: Washington....... 100000 New York e d 030 00 X Hits: Washington, 7, New York, 7, Errg Washington, W 'York. 4. Earned runi Washinztor Now York, # Hutterie: Meekin und McGuire; Kiog anl Boyle, Keds Were in s Wreck, Crxcixyar, O, Sept. 19.—The game seheduled to be played between Cinelonati ard Louisville was brevented by 8 wreck at Grafton, in which the Ciucinuati club was delayed, Last Home Series na 10 Standing of the Teams, woroee) 70.9! Philindelphl 18| Chilcas 7.1 Loulsy 53,6/ Bultimore .. 62.7| Washinsion, . siulse. Louls Cleveland Boston Plitsburk New York Brookiyn. ... Cloeinuati..1.. “Late to bed ana_eariy Lo rise will shorten the road to your home in the skies. But early to bed and “Little Early Riser."tne pill thut makas lite loagar aad batter and wis —_— The Ago on the Bonlfuces. 0. H ,Audrews, ove of the wentlemanly and efcient clerks of the Murray, glories in the fact that be is the oldest hotel man in the Wuile Mr. Aundrews nolas the on the local force, he is likewise one of the best known botel wen in the country. N BEL ‘ll:l\l).\\'. PERSONAL PARIGRAPAS, T. L., Hall of Burwell is.at the Millard. J. L. Mctioe of Beatrico is at the Arcaae. F. N. Rogors of Chicago s at the Mercer. J. E. Jeakins of Sobugler is at the Del lone. J. C. White of Lincoln 1s registered at the Mercer, H. G. Murru_ H. Cornell of Waterioo is a guost at the Delions, S, Crawford of SeWArd was at the Dellone yesterduy. G, C. Redick of Chicago s rogistered at the Murray. Ellott S, Miller of » Des Moines, Ta., is at the Paxton, John Brott of North Platte is & guest at the Murray. R. B. Wahlquist of Hastings was at the Paxton yesterds H. W. Van Sickle of York was ot the Arcade yesterday, George E. Everett of Grand guest at the Arcade. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ba are cuests at the Millard. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith of Chadron are amone the guosts at the Paxton. Chief and Mrs. W. 8. Seavoy will return bome Wednesaay from Minncsota. County Attornoy Mahoney left vesterday afternoon for Lothenburg on business, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Clarkson of Lincoln were among the arvivals at the Miilard yesterday, Mr. Bemor S. Pagno, in charge of tho Otegon wenther service, was in the city vesterday, the guest of Observer Lawton of the local weather oftice. Mrs, J. B. Bfanchard leaves Omaha to- night for Barzet, Vt., to attend her varents’ golden wedding, which will take place at thejr home iv Baraet October 24, William A. Paxton, who has boon spend- ing the past montd in quarantine in New York harbor, aboard tho Normannia, tele graphed from Chicago Iast night that would arrive in Omaha at 9:30 o'clock morning, over the Milwaukee, . and Mrs, ‘Thomas Gibson of Los Gatos, arve in the city visiting their sous, Honry aud George, ana_daushter, Mrs. Hnuiivang, Mr. Gibson will be remembered anumber of vears secretary of the , bosides having boen @ o zen of Nobraska, mostly of Omuna, for over thirty-five yoars, They are at present sto ping with their daughter, Mrs. J. . Ham 7, No. 2234 Farnam strect. Cineaco, 1L, Sept. 10, —[Speeial Telegram to Tur Br ~The following Neb: kaus are tered liere today: At the Tromont—t M. E. Prait, Omata, At th almer House—Mrs, Cy Lucas, W. B. Ofard, M. I Bloteky, Omaba: Heury' I Oxuard, Nebraska, At the Grand PPacific—lohn L. Weoster, T. O. Sickeibercer, B. D, Crary, Owaha: David Fitzgerald, Lincoln. At tho Great Northern—Lyman Richardson aud wife, Omaha. New Yonx, Sept. 10.—|Spocial Telegram to Tne Ber,|-—Omaba: £, Cartan, W. J. Cartan, C, C. Turner, Hoffman: R. Cowgill, 0. P. Goodman, Westminster: W.J, Lyons, B. H. Robison, Albermarle; F. J. Macbeth, Piaza: 1. J. Sundlich, \Westmiuster, Liu: coln: J. D, MacFarland, Hotel Bartholdi. Bunk of Central City iy at the Island is a of Iairbury this Care whiat sort of & PERHAPS arn whatsor o oo o YOU DON’T st v en B She ile up wealth for tho coul bine. 1t you are pon't read what follows, -1t nterést you. “he expert ed oe it ce of those who have Garland Heaters v that they are FIRST in economy of fuel. a convenienco in manipalation and durability . Thoy are byilto ot fall 10 wo satistetorily y 1% 10 100K ut th and if you will call we will toll you about hundre of our best people who swoar by the Garland heat ers and ranges. Also Agent for Columbia B 504 Broadway and 10 North M 0 Street COUNCIL BLUFFS, CITIZENS STATE BANK Ot Counclt Bluftz, Capital stock by Surplus and Profits. ... .. ovees L §150,000 50,000 $230,001 surt, 1. D Fhius of uay A surplni wndson, B, L. Sh Gleuson, . B, Hart, 1. A, A b and Chirics it Tatnin, . Largest Capltal wua liwostorn Lowis T ON TIME DEPOSIT: at law. Pro the stato and und 5 Shugut ~Attorneys Slm & Saundurs oo I federal courts. Rooms 3. 4 Benro block, Council Bluits, Tu, Omaha Medical and Su reica INSTITUTE. IFIRMARY FOR THERE 'TREATMEM paratus and roma| every forim of d dieal of surgical (reat rentin ing beds for p Bost a3 1 bracos, tr curvutures of apine, piles, LUmors, can. : bronalitls, tnihition, cléetricliy, par: alykix, or, eje, ear, skin #nd blood and all s Ao ASES 0F wgu“ A BPECIALTY, Book on Diseases of FRICE. We hwve Intoly added s lyingin d purtment for wonen during continement, strictiy private: Only Welible Modlcal Lstitute masing a beaiuity of PRIVATH DISEASES Al Biood Disenses sadess<fally treatod. Polsons removod from the system witho New Restorative 1 POWEN, Personsu at o contl i expro Writo for circilura on es, club feet, ot cats Syphilitio 1 Foforead; Call wnd consuli us or Sond history 0f your casc, &1 wo il seid i plain Wrappor O BOOK TO MEN, ¥i& 1 Privata 8po 7 il or Norvous Disaasas Tmpotency, Syphilis, Gost and Variosaie, with quo ) o ist. Yiruces, Appliances for Detormities ani iy ianu takory 1n the west of TRUSSES, ELBCT DEFORMITY, APPLIANCES, IO BATTERIES AND LRLTS Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute 26th and Broadway, O uncil Blaffs. Ten mintues ride from centor of Omaha 03 Omans and Counil Blulls electria motos 1 s Proposals for Grad s Stakos. Lu nbor, Kt e Sealed propos s will be received at the d fice of the City Conptrofier, Umaa, Neb to 4 oeock p. m September 1502, the furnisaing of grade stukes funit nalls, comeit. sand and gravel for the clity of Omahs, for the mainder of the year. Bids may be made for all the artleles mentioned, or for each Itom serpirute. PIght Is PosOrved toreject any or ull bids, ~Euch bidder s required to en- close u certificd check of £0. Specifications on file at the compiroliors office. pi6dst. uro. OLsEx, Comptroller Trasses for Fl"l‘l‘,MB]R 20, 1892 -~ THE BESTIN T Blackweil’s WORLD —= Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco Situated in the immediate section of country that produces a grade of tobacco, that in texture, flavor and quality is not grown elsewhere in the world, and being in position to command the choice of all offer- ings upon this market, we spare no pains nor expense to give the trade THE VERY BEST. When in want of the best; ask for Bull Durham. Sold everywhere. None genuine without the Trade Mark of the Bull on each package. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM, N. G BE n MAN"R‘"'Q”I BAN using SPANISH NERVINE, the great Spanish Remedy, DURHAM TOBACCO €O., STRONG and VIG- ots VOUNG MEN OR_OLD suttcring fron NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST or FAILING MANOOD, niklyly einiss ital depression, loss of power 1 eithier sex, dliea canred by sell at prostration, ¢ X fulness, BEPNORK AND AFTER U ness can be restored to perfect Lealth n i the We give a written guarantee with 6 boxes to Twin C1ty NOBLYE VITALIZY OF 8TRONG ute any case of refund 1~ For Sals in Omaha by Snow, Lund con ), tobicco ions, nervous bt aleoliol, wake: spermator: 10 ot any peisonal weak MEN. §1 2 how' 6 bo & Co. and ovor ind N, SCHOEDSACK, PROPRIETOR DYEING, CLEANING AND REFINISHING OF GOODS OF E Cor. Ave. A and 26th S ERY DESCRIPTION. Omaha Office, 1521 Farnam St.: Telephono 1521 “Telephone 510. Couneil Blults Office and Works :ad for circulars and price list. TEEE Sfi!flTE%W!G%( BALING PRESS. A 12-Tons- a-nay The Southwlek Baling Tthast) SANDWICH MANUFAOTURING C In starting one press recantly Machinc atal0=Tor Day Price. Our Warrant ch Bochin le wachiue. = Council Blaffs, Towa we baled nine tons in five hours with new hands. ORDINANCE NO. 3245, An ordinance cresting streov fmprovement districts Nos 475 and 479 1 (he city of Omal for the improvinz of the streets in snid dis trict by eurbiug und paving and allowin thirty days to the property owners in suic district in which to determine and designato the terial d red to be used forsuch mm- provinz: Be Itorda of Omah Scetion 1. That Stree Tuwprovement Dis- tricts Nos. 475 and 470 for the iniproving of the street in suid district 1s hereby created in tho eity of Onaha, Bectio That street Improvement distriet No. 475 Shall comprise Douglas street west Jine of J6th street to street, In the city of Omaha, ail lots und real estate on both sides of sald streer Luck a distance of 142 feet from the north and south lines of sala strect, and it is heroby declured necessiry to improve the samo. Neotlon 3, That street improvement district No. 470 suall comprise 17th street from north line of F. am strect to south line of Dodge strect in the city of Omah, and shall ioiude all lots und real estuto on’ both wides of suid Strect bacl a distanec of one hundred and thirty-two feet from the t and westlines of suid streets, and iv 8 hereby declared neces- Sary to Improye the sam Section 4. That strect improvement dis- tricts Nos. 475 and in the city of Omuha be and the same Is hereby ordered improved by curbing and paving the sume. cetion 5, That thirty duys next, after the passage and approval of this ordinanee be and tho suine §s hereby allowed 1o the owners of all Tots ana real estate in sald stroot fm- provement district, to determine and desig- nate the materialdesired to be used for tho fmprovinz of tho same, anl notity the city council thereof, it having bLeen und being horeby determined by the mayor aud ¢ councll of sid eity, for reasons Which appear right and proper,thiat all the real estuto in said streot Tmprovement district, shall bo chargod and ussessed with the cost of lmproving ther In, to bo thorowfler Aetormined ana esinn- hshed accordinz o th benefits to the property in 1d_streot improvmient district, nd the Bourd of Public Works is horeby dit cted togive notice to the owners of Tands and lots, subject to locil assess: , for the cost of said {mprovements, to iine and designate the material to be used for such i proving, by pabhontion in the offieinl pay of the clty for threo consecutive duys. faash itlobn days prior to_ the lupse of said thirty duys. Soction . That this ordinance shall tuke effect and bo in force from and afLor its puss- ity council of the city 1shall inelud: o )i'uued September 2ud, 1502 JOIN GROVES, " City Olerk L. OHAFF LR, Acting Prasident City Oouncil Approved Septoniber ith, 180 GEO. 1 BEMIS, Mayor ORDINANCE NO. 3236, An ordinance creating sewer alstricy No. 103, defining its lmits, sizo of sowers and oloy.i- tlons, aud directing the board of publie WOrkS to take the necessary steps to cause the construction of the sewer in suld dis- tr ot Be ivordained by the city council of the eity Omih it g ction 1. Bower district No. ercated in'the ity of Ol cotion 2. That sewer district No. 163 shull comprise the followlng lots und tricts of r-ul estate: ALl the lots In blosk 2 and lots 1 1.5, 6. 7 und & bloci s, Hillside wddltion 1008 1, 2,3 4, 5, 6 and 7, Hillside Rescrvo; the efty of O Section s That sewer district No. 161 be constructod as follows: Besinnin point on the brick sewer in € ) stre Teet eust of east Line of 5th stre an cle tion of 8.5 fost above the city datum, thenco neh pipe sewer 1o 4 manhole o b of Chicuko strect und In tho o w elovation of 1120 fec nter of #th street with i 12 tou munbole in th of ut an elovation of thence with 10 nch pipe sew ter of Oissstreet o s manho ¢ in tho center of Bt stroet atan elevition of 1570 feet, thenco alonz tho canter of Cuss street With un b incl pibesewer to flush tank B2nd strectat un elevation « Al the aforesuld olevatior he flow polnts named. nd grados of sald sewers to as botween nian holes and ouher sticab.e. und - 163 is hereby Plionce wiauns th Do 5 polnts s €ording to pians and spe tho board of Dbl Rix lnch june Lo ROWOr 6Vory he clty voginec nlets shali be counstructed in sald s shall be placed in rus directed fn writ- leations filed with | sewer at such points ay tho eity englcer may direct. Soction 4. That the board of public works is hereby Instructed to take the necessary to causo the construetion of the sewer in district. Sectlon 5. That this orlinaneo shall effect and be in force from and. ufter its pu ag Passed September 2nil. 1502, JOIN GROYT City O. L CHAPIE] Acting Prosident Uity O Approved Septembzr 61 GEO. P, BE TO ALL OWNERS OF LOTS OR PARTS OF lots on #2nd streev froni Hamilton street to Uranklin street You are herevy notified that the under- stenod, throo disinte sstod freeholders of the city of Omaha, have been duiy appointed by the mayor, with the approval of tho city courcit of siid city, to assess the damnzes to tho owners, respectively, of the property affectod by griding of Said street. declared essary by Ordinaneo 240, pissod Sep- tember 2nd, 1802, approved Septeimber 6th, 18 You aro further notified. that having ne cepto ! suid uwppontment, and duly quatified as requ’rod by law. wo will, on the 3th day of tember, A, D. 1802, ai the hour of three o'clock In the afternoon, at the oflice of G Paul, 1605 I'arnum streot. within tho col orate lmits of sald civy, mcot for the pur- pose of considering and making the ment of damage to the owners respectively of uid property, affectod by sald grading, tuk- inz Into consideration specinl henefits, if un You nre notified to_be’ present at and pluce aforesald, and make any objections o or statemonts concerning said’ assessmont of damuges as you may consider yroper. GEO. J. PAUL SN ROBBIN TAM Neb., Sept. T0th, 18, l’l l(\lA\'l,NT SIDEWALK Rl 5014\1 TION. 180 That permanent sidewalks be constructed fn the ity of Omaha as designated below, Within five days ufter the pubeation of this resoiution, or tha personil service thereof, is ordinance’ fs authorized nnd required; such Sidowilk to bolwid to the pormanent grade ws estublished on the paved streets specified nerein and to be constructed of stons, artlfi- cinl stone, brick or tiling, nccordiug to speci- ficstions on file n the oflice of the board of public works, und under its supervision, to- wit: North side of Wi olworth avenue. lot 12 bloslk 0, Hunscom Plac permanent grade, 6 feet tside of J0th avenu com Place, permanent grade, 6 foot wide. South sfde of Binney stroot, lot i bloek § ountze Place. permanent eruade, 6 foet wide outh side of St y's uvenue, lots 1 and ddlition, G feet wid “And, bo it further resolve i: That the board of public works be, snd is hereby nuthor.zod und directed to copy Of this resulution to bo publisl official puper of the city for one week, or bo sorved on the owners of sald lots, aud thist un- Joss such owners shall within five duys aftor the publicitic sorvice of such copy von id sidewilks us Lerein requirod blie works cuus U of construct walks réspeotively to be assessod reul estate. lot of part of lot in front of and abutting such sidewalks. vassed Nay ord 1802, T P DAY Passed Auie, Zird, 1802 WAL I BECHEL, O Lo QHALFEE, | lot 0 block 5, Hans- Pussod Bept. 2nd. I Acting Presidonts Oty Cou Attest: JOUN GROY y GEO. P, BEN 14 Mayor, NOTICE TO CONSTKRUCT SIDE A LIS, To the owners of the lots, parts of los roul estato desoribed i tho above rosol tion: You und each of you are hereby notified to construct pormanent sidewalks as required by Approved: nd | @ resolution of the city council and mayor of the city of Owahi, 6f which the Ahcve s o copy. LW, BIRKHAUSKR, Chalrman Board of Public Works. ha, Neb, Sept. 20th, 1512 820+ :1-22. Bids 1 Bonds. of Gordon will recel worth, of water Iy i, %) s bonds & yenrs. with priviiezo of vuylug The bonds 0 cent. Full information ean be obtuls addressing the villuge ole . 1. MORRISON, Bluaiy Gorden, Sheridan Co,, Neb. Steam Dye Works| \ 3 ey SPECTIAL NOTLICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. ho want advertisements appearing in newspaper aro often the most Interestin PATt of 1ts contents. Thoey express the urgent needs, the dally wishes of the people who want something and who are willing to da something. S— nod cattio; first Lnquiro at 014 Broads DASTURAGE for horses use: 1300 month, way. RARM and city loans stock and erain, - Roal Dwellin: and business rentals. for local tnvestors. strect JOUR Sai Ul serition rond horse, Must's stroct Moncy loaned on estiito for wal Money loaned Lougee & Towle, 25 Penrl hirness well brod Lowis, 12 Poarl handise in wostorn Lowa, Jing @001 busimess, tor sale tlott, 21 Broadwiy dof youug hursss for trade jorty or bind, B G, Bart il (s n ott, WL 0 worth of dry nee. I oods G, Burtiott, JOPE SALE - Creambry, well Tocatul in Noa braska. doing good business. Wil take soll entire business au & bargaln i notions for uxe L Brondway artior or 1.1, Shoat DOR SALE 4l westaen Tows weros, £ Johnston & JrOK SALE -Choicost turm moe Co, 41 aores, weil Prico $10 an’ acre an Patton, A Pottawattie located and lme proved 1 Shoato YOU have auything for siloor tr EL 1L Sha e, Bre ll lo sos Tway ant M stroot, On sl paymer U noar Council 131 o Broadway an L Madn stroot JOOR SALE-Albion 1 mills on Boons river Nebi Hiost w iar powor in th stats AOVEIoping 125 LOTSe POIWOr W ilor entire yours daily ¢ ipacity, W0 Dareolsi machonery un L Surten nees complete inevery dutiis Gy franue rosidenco: § o flan .t parte ity grice, $ a0 Will ke il stora Nebriwka Tand. i 18 Shofo loan stock Iy RN or wire, woll es- £1,0). Good Shoato, R RENT -G F.nu\l,rn o conl yard with l;nu EXCHANGE locuted at Shi Donver wihil Uraska B s POR SALE 11 TS ot ocatb i 1,500 poputation Dour e oso inv ACRE ANTED raska lin 1 i exchange for 00d work horsos. I . Shoafe, tasen soon. Greensh! ot et Neh., exthin go vafo, il and fo restiurant 16 1018 in clonr Ne- Businoss stigation < town abiishoas Shoate M Wit oy fonnell Bluils, % H. She o, ants, $5un e \ 1ds, Nicholson 1 of unineumbored land in { ity property. Gro + Nicholson & Co, land, RY zoods stogk to trado for Lowa Greenshieids, Nicholson & Co. tonants who wbie houses for them. your house? Gre YV L ave anumver of sond want us to get desir. Do you_want to ront shiclds, Nicholson & Co. o Gieal GOOD tive-ronm house fe A GO0 tive-rg 1001 Choapor than cholson & Co. Jadway. Greonshiclds, Nicho! State. “uo on payiug your rent. Green NEW seven- Niroet, Greenshields, N WALE Whe dlse. som_ Liouse. close to Bonton Uride for vacant lots or tand. visen & Co. Ok EXCHANG veotnty, Neb, . 11 Shenfe! lfim: SALE Tanen In Will tike merchians Uotel with farniture and fixe tures: 25 rooms, barn, ete. Peice, 43,50 ied in’ Douglas county. Dally récelpts, Investigntont once. . 1 afe. FOORSALE-Creamery outfit. comprising 2 h.p. bol'er, 10-h. p. engine. 2 Do Lavells separators, 2 cream vits, S0 gatlons ench; ash churn. i) gallons; power butter worker, boam scales, welght cian. water tank and’ other fixtures. Will sell cheap for cash or trade forlun . . H. Sheafe ne AL Butlding bargain, E. Lo . 0ol Towa town complote: ut a Small hotel in wd_furnitu H. Sheafc. Ok BENTHouse and barn. tozether or separatoly. corner ith St and 7th ave. Oarpets and all kinds of houschold goods for sale; also, g tle furally hor W phoaetons Inguire on premises or of W. A, Wool. W ANIED-A you atoflice of Leon WWANTE wWor TROR TRADE Lynds | Custer county. Nel orzans, furnitire ol Council Bluls, E. H. Sheafe, JOR SAL on Park ave. 1 rooms, one bloek taker at once; Sheafe. V ures, T Awply man to work. vd Byerett. ircely ¢ stoik of | —Desirnble reside ALl modern from mote 48Y Dayments property improvements, n bargain if trade B H. o work; udncenrite fnfize 201, Conncil Blufrs, NTED=Young an for of st be good penman Address Box Wit rpentor work {n payniont for sume. conard Everett. NOR SALE—Registored A. J. cow, Unvelon No. 10,31 ' splendid cow; was fresh Au-ust 21, W. M. Room 202, Mersiam block, Council B ‘ TED s to haul A. Cox, 10 Main strect. JOR BALE—iwo z00d younz horscs. tale o famil Shepard, s, oul. Apnly to ORDINANCE NO. 8250, nee to provide for the sub 1 eloctors of the eity of Omuha, at & Velection to be held in said city of ha on the sth day of November, 1802, the tlon of issulnz one hundred thousand lars (#10,000) of Lo of the city of 4 for the construction and mainten- of sewers in 1 eity. Be it orduined by tho eity council of the city of O Se ut the mayor of the city of Omuhi bo and he hereby is authorized and direeted to Issue his l;r selamation and eannse 1o be submitted to the legal electors of sald city at the gener i election to be held In suld eity on the 8th day of November, 1807, the question and proposition following, 1tting to “Shall bonds of the city of Omahu, in tho sum of ons hundred thousand doltars (41 0,00 fssued for the construction and mainton= 3 0f 50Wors, 10 run L0 re Lhin twenty () s, Lo draw interest not toexcoed five per Cent per unnum, With Interest coupons in= nexed thereto, nnd not to be sold for lesy 1 par. tio proceeds from th sulo thorot 10 Lo expended for the construction and mains tenaneo of sewers In the eity of Omahi, and not to bo diverted trom speeitiods” Usald quostion and propost- submitted to suld electors entirg in the proper form provided by tuw for official ballots, with the words *Yes,” “No." prin:ed thereon, Al of suid ballots huving un mare following the word Y counted in favor of issuine s of sald b avins an shull e 3 owing puntea und consids he issuing of sald bonds, Scctlion v this ordinance shall taks effectand bo In foree from and after 1ts pas age. Pissed September oth, 1802 JOIIN GROVES, orl € L O1AY Acting President Civy Oounoll sptember sih, sl BEMIS, GREO. P Muyor. Approved § LOTS Oit PARTS OF from Ames avenus Lo TO ALL OWNERS OF lots 0n #3th - street Fowler uvenue, You are hereby notified that the sioned, three disiuterested traeholders of tho city of Owuha, have been duly appo:nted by e mayor, With the approv.al of the eity couri= ell of sa'd clly, to assoss tho dumago to thy owners resproiively of the property uffociod Ly erading of suld streot und cross streets, de- clared necessary by ordinaneo No. 101, pussed Eeptembor Guh, 1804 ubproved Septeniber vub unde u aro further notit 8 14d appointument, ed by Lwo will, Oeto! A DL IREL atthe ho the afternoon, ut the office of i streot, within the cory said ¢ity, mect for the purpose of e and making esstent of dama.e owners respectively of suld properey i fected by suld s ling, King 1nto consideration shecial bencils, 1f auy. You are notified 1o be pr and place nforesaid and make 0 01 atstewents concernin . sald Of dRIIAKCS 45 §OU WY 00 thit having ne- 1 du y quaiitied n the drd day o slock In Paul, 1603 Inits of feeTn 8. dor prouee PAUL, Owmaha, Scptember 19th, 180