Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1802, 8 o o e e e 2.0 Harmony st., § when driving near the corner of Broadway e —— oo | : | 1] ! \ a AR Al e “nrve 1000 | It has alroady been bargained for as a ware. | J Must be avoid- L} | QU1 SNV THE OMAHA BEE [ YEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | Fones for s ow. impiomont fiem that has o o oy SUECIAL NOTLICES = = boan organized by local capitalista It will your own risk— | | y k& | be a great ornament to lower main streot and anything purport- COUNCIL BLUFFS COUNCIL BLUFFS P | » valuable additien to the implement dis to be Doctor - —— ’ v s | How tha Returns fron Pottawattami | trict asatithisna | o8 medl g b [] The want advertiseenie nppoaring in crricy NO. 12 PEARL STR ( y Pigars U | v, Winslow's soothinz syrap for ch l‘v‘,y.“lll-),i, | are ofton the wost Interestin ounty gare | dren teething relieves t nild from pain, - tonte. They expross tha argen q I P stof to Al Lot 7 ——— ) cents a bottle, R $id | - e " necds the dally wishes of the people who eliverec Ly oa Ny pal 7 | - B / | wantcomething and who are wiliinz to do 1. TILTON, - MANAGER | LIST OF THE FORTUNATE CANDIDATES | Iandeomo now ingram carpots nrriv- ‘ R » . i | vomothing s e ————— e Wote foe Nearly AN the Loading Can. i prices w sulstitute - e TANTED- Posit 3, ©oC i RPRAVATL (hi Bt e poataet L vk W osltion by eXparionced 60w MINOR MENTION, | didates-Democrats Chirge Ons Ane |y Joprevental b protec e K i : Detent stenograp wn Rive sood vefers — prti o —— | lic trom fraud and Eposition, the genuine | with those who Dbet wrong on | e Wi N V. Plumbing Co Fiiats ket T Mt O The A. D, T. Co. has added two new | guovanteed met 2 (Eists, re . > | W ANTED=Accol eirl tor Vouncll Bluffs Lumber Co., | S b o, | hacks 1o its forcs and wi vor calls > ! the last election. ! work. Mrs. J. 8. Grotee The democracy of Couneil Bluffs will join — | il hours, day ¢ ht. yhone, street -t that of Omaaa i & ) atiou tomorr Ph wlssiier » 17 8§ Maln . e e | HOUSES AND LANDS. eveuing 4 adaiin avarite Pre. | > N | o s and Mrs, B. H. Pothert will celebrats { the precinet The Radiant ty base burners s8es and &l i 3 I GUE grovaes orlda Calitornia tomorrow at the school for the deaf | Bee s not ma them at Swaine's, a ks aht, | S | n. AT e Otis, the 18.months old son of Mrs, Wilt- | ¢ 0o o " [/(CITEAT timber Tands in Minnesota for wale s 4 At 4 1y 8 — s y the est . i 5 y X5 . v 1intities to usy DA fong, 17 avenno D, dicd at 6 o'elock voster- | ([ (EO0 Judson, clvil enginsor, 823 Broadway | you ean tag: for Py ot the good those who were the lucky ones | & dinives,to st | Fsy” paymenis day morn I spinal troubie, after wn ill- | F58 \ haltot you get. They're guaranteed fo give satis- [ - et ness of two weeks, 3 Young Republican | ction, 6r You Lave Four monoy back v § TS . 3 5 A QARM and ety loans Money loaned of W5 AW olisY ongines have besn | hanging on by their eye T P L T T A WAL AR o0/ O] UE VG IS OUF eyt and were fortunate (H(mgll (ot I Lo S A R e brougut from ° ta put al work on | ingis the total f oot o ~ . | Dwe ‘uu 1 V;u!'uflull rental Monoy loansd Lucomotive works : 11 the Grana hotel annex for the purpose of | 14‘-»‘. ;. ANGE-Clear quarter-soction of r o8t loadls of candy made by Coun yerfesting ShD ol A | Land £y reil Blufs proporty: wiil pay tis wee thirty uands are now om- | Demoseatl <3 | of a state leaguc ot rapublican clubs, and it ‘, 1] S — e ployed reg i this ry, bes L 301 | 1s the desite of many that the republicans of l. OR SALE—~Choicest tirm in Pottawattve ™ number of “specials.” hibition 2| this city pe representedin the league. D ot O 5 aceas, fwe (" Tocated anl fme Rezular convoeation of Star chapter No. | JNGIRESSAAN | V. L. Tueyson, . L] ! AL eate)y o8 47, ftoyal Arch Masons, this ev for | . | . ACRES fand for sale: botween Counoll work ir. the M. } egros | 4415 | Constipation cured by De Witt's Barly \\ : [ Hluffs and Ouaba: a baren 14F trlcen soon. Arch Masons in good \ding 3 | Risers. 5 ¥ I 3 % Groenshileids, Nicholson & Co., @21 Broadway, invited. I3y order of the most excel gh o S ¢ will inaugurate a | FTOR EXCHANGE—W) neres in Phil DH8e SECUFTARY OF STA | Genuine Round Ok, Radiant Home | S [ S e e EPahces; the thfant danahvee ob Mv. p [ Apee o P. P. Stewart stoves and sold | s & g | stock of dry gods and clothing or o Mrs, 1. S! Morrow of Omuha, died at i:30 | Meboroid exclusively by Cole & Co ) | mdse 1" Sheafe. 3 0 sesterday afternoon, very sudder Taft —— nd ™ § @l em A ~ ‘ hY O LAY pagments —iroom howee 1 South ol ek ML AL ArTouNEY QENRNAL | Beautiful new fancy chenille table \S ( ststroot Greenshivids, Nichoison S U and were ta to the rosi Jo M wiltara covers, the litest new thirg of the sen- i N p y w J(C | 041 Brondway. Maorrow, 2008 Sixth avenue. Stong son, ut the Council Bluffs Carpet Co.’s. For SAYIE=OR ain A1l paymenTefealyRme Jacov Gardoer, who was nn-m:ml( in | MacKeqaszie | rmlwn ant umr‘:w ell Blaffs B W ‘ Omaha several Uays ago. was tried before | Ure SR WS & % Fheife. Broadwuy an | iain stros 6 S WeriRon ostorday Tob SLosIER JEhiR Ob TIE DLsTHICT COURT Coal and wond: best and cheapest i i e A s ALY lot of cartridges from the Bemis park club | Benjamin 4.5 | Missouri hard wood in the city: prompt KIMBALL BROS fl)l your ])L neht {Ol JoRUITT ‘\‘r\‘};":':l:“;:\ pE o InaAeEIEY ‘ house. He pleaded g 1 was sent to | Macy 4“-1, delivery . A. Cox. Nu. 4 Main. g . n l 5 1 : 1 o W NI A 3 he county jail for twent Rrowr bl Cor G4 Street ahd Hthave., Oous [ 2 days only, this e - AL Puul Hirseh,who lives on upper Broadway, Gk ) Geatlemen, the finest 1ino of rall goods g 3 VY e R oL R SRR 1s confined to his home by a sevoro fractura | {jreAty in tho city, just received. Reiter, tho N J < Calt 4 eins Sin southwostorn Towa for wale. ‘ of tho anklo. In passing along the strect he | [oN! tailor, 510" Broadw @ v 5 SEARE ], T . van over u pile of earth which nad been left bR ol I 4 e 7 s ‘ . HORsE an buzgy wanted tor unimpoved by some graders without 1 to wurn | oo he gonuine Burr C.k stoves are sold DIODEELY i nOTEhwest partof city. (ireems | passers-by, and was dumped out of his | TN (o ! GRS BWLLES T Fi7 RYeRa WY C C C C Y. niclds, Nicholson & Co.. 64 Broad wa. 2 wagon, rasulting in an injury whicn Will | (il N e q caa e ) oA o e e ; Weap himm at home for soveral weeks, e e B Call and see them. o AT K OR R ND-the fl.'fv.'r‘."ftl ling: : Marriage liconses wore issued vesterd Campbeil 3 108 | oI hbsae TR e o “-room dweiling. T4 So, Lth st o to the following parties: [larey 13 Sroois | Wareon 5 ; | ,,\‘l"““*‘ oil heaters at Swaine's, 737 B R ana Anna Lo is of Council Bluffs; Ger Stupfel ois Broadway c-room dwelling, Joth av 5 hard J. Gerdes of Yoledo, O, and Marie COUNTY RECORDEIR, ) e g —~ % 4 a S room ulw~l| nzsnl I"‘ stonnd \\:r_mr D, 823 4 Kumberger of Omunla; lidward J. Blackman 4504 Davis fordrugs and paints. ( 3 [ feroom dwellin -, 132 Brond way, 825 and Muggie Boyles of Omaba. The two last 45m Sl s o 10-room dwelling. 381 fenton «t., &), named couples were marriea by Justice 42 ANNOUNCEMENTS, f-room dwelling, 110 N, 13th st Hammer. JUNTY SUPERVISORS, sl ; 5 : ; B-100m dwelling, &20 A venue I, § The rehearsals for Frank Lane's benofit, o da I A Lies S. McMullen, an old citizon of Pottawat- L : : : S L LG ey i 95 Cents co ¢ i-room dweilin Lincotn ave . $16.8 tamio county,' was thrown from his wazo which takes place at Boyd's theater on [ (UNCIL, BLUPFS T2\ DY3 WI{3 9 worth $2.00 | #ro v Wednesaay evening next, are progressing b oom dwoiling. B __ s S > i S e e oom dwellinz, 411 Curtis st. and Sixteenth street, and was badly injured. | Watkine el 415 | very favorably. The local artists who havo A A R RO i1 R 5 g-room aweilinz, 524 Mynster at.. §1i. & R S A e LI O AR 031 atsereaTive e ToBatI B (AR O ey ot hearep bodedgialjataine ilson Bros’ teck scarfs and goroom auweliin. 12 ird v 8 Y law, Albert Heaston, 82 Avenuo H, whers Accused of Trading. aud ulready the success of the vevetit pér- | Worlk prompily sone ul delivers Uia ol 2 5 E-room (wolling: Grnham wve Bt > 1t waa found thut one of his ribs was bIOKeU | (:oneiderable hatd feeling toward Marsh, formance.s assurea. parts of \he Lo 't or veice sk four-in-hands, ZFoom awolling. 1500 0th ave. 11 Bruises about the face and_ head that \were domocratic candidate for auditor, has re. Gus Heege, the Swedish dialect actor and C. A MAGHAN. - - PROPRIETOR LA :f,‘::‘”::; {:,;L’,’,‘,‘,',:,.!\,',‘p 0. more or loss scrlous sulted among the domoceats ftom an 1avestic | o aathor”of “Yon Yonson." is a Getmun. Tifondw iy E e Sortiatiniibiss a 1 4-room dwelllng, 465 Purctre. $1250, 't ses 3 Conbt T ation of the returns. 8 _opin of | Nobody w e s ioimitable broken ( S-voom dwellln 2, 266 Avenuoe A, $10. A stiort session of tho dlstrict court Was [ {ho frignds of Itobrer, and he nas a great | aoLOUY Who hears his g Daut CoUNCLLBLUE #3. 10.¥a, > C > ] DO el ) beld yesterday afternoon and the cise of o Scanainavian would cver suspect that, how : Moschendor! against rqe H. AMeschon- | MDY 10 LWO city, that his defeat was the 12 ¢ (vop Heege is the originator of this peculiar < l I l o 3 rovm dwelling, 101 N. 7th st §10 aschendor s ra Meschea : 5 SPHEDRIAN . s —— —— L v ed - ; - t 1-room s, 5 uve . §1) B ks CuneaeH i tastiins e teaded ot for Shepard, in (o ROt Y e some ubitatots e i Goods valued all the way up from 50c to §1.00 | fmomusenie wssiave: sl for a divorce on the ground that her husband AP hother Mareh oot ot any | as, inceed, bas every author and setor who ORDINANCE NO. 3323, 5 G o < B d-room dwel U8 Vine st 30, e e ' on | Mannor. hether Marsh bimself b ny as succeeded in making a bit, but Heege is s o - 1 5 O BT OO o ] - [ S b ]\ . “ oom awelling, b . 810, had been zullty of crueity toward ver, ou | JUAtER WRGLCr NAEEh LRSE Bnd O, | has su d it 1 A Lit, but B | Apordinance ortering the Amarican Water | anncl oun vercoat Special anc uit ale wi £-room aweliing. 516 N T, 810, y one occasion eating her with a chair and | ; S { the only man who has been able to thor- | ~ Worka Comipany (0 take up wod e toon dwelling, o7 Hth nve., $1) otherwise maitreating her. The defendant | DUt oyl “"';I‘("I"‘_‘l“"y“::l““l i { ouehly master the Swedish brogue. He has srtatn tire hedrants in the city'of Omatia . . f 1 G room dwollin T4 Avenue i 310 n Eranted hev on default. uhcad o iis ticket, while Itonfer ran betind | 4% (9o Swede, & Aagiieation of Aature Bad | Scetion i That the American Water Works dwelling. ko . street, between Tenth uod Eleventn streets, | frends as an indication that the tra e tinE W thiEroatE suCsoss IR T onteer. | fom e e by i finBthe Feltylof 8 [ 4Zroom honso. 1703 S0 Otk st 3ib. |0 . bas the distiuction of being te oniy saloon” | piace 41 j across the continent. I'ne character is new [ One atdoth and Casst dwor 121 Avonue A. ¥ keeper in Council Bluffs who' tricd to licep | "A'mooting of the county supervisors will | {7335 he continont, "Who character i new | - G i St and Cusstus: dwel T Avenie D8, 3 bis nlace open on clection day. ¢ ast, | bo Lield noxt Mondav, whon tho retarus will | 10 Aimecican audionces und is uot loss ploas: 5 T B R e C ) dweliing, 2z AVere 14 ! ho wus the only ouo that was caughl. 16 | uo canvassod ard the result officinliy an- | I\F,ON LML nocount. Sunday it mext Nt and CORby: 7 dreling w0 Avenn O was brought before Justice Swearingen ves- | nounced. At the same time tho Boara of [ -Xen Yousory witl oven ! G on Grand aveiiva betweoa it and nui; E 8 o dweliing. el Av e M, terday for a trial, found guilty andsenteuced | Towpship Trustees will meet und cunvass o Onn i oRIeTA Y e betr oen it e nn - , b-room dwelling, | to pav afine of $20and cnsts, or else speud | the returos from the towusaip election. | Gus Williams, Amorica's forsmost Ger. | g 0! ! B Lb 4-r00m dwoiling, 3 3 fivo davs in tho county Juil. 1o spant somo | Uil the ocial count is made 1 will bs im: DlaialbsE e maaing T 1l tagtn Sace S uh TG 3 g doronis dwellin L i time rounding up the city trviug to findsoms | possivle to ascertain who has been clected on | duy at the Farnam street in a bri'llant 40th und Patrick \ g-room dwelling, 510 Avenue A, 33 i 3 y 3 - f n ck avenue, at brick m d S friend who would put’ up tho necessary | the township tickot, from the fact that a | musical farce comedy entiiled “Aoril Fool i 5 3 Corner 18th and Farnam. -room dwolling. 210 15th ave. ¢ b= smount, but aloug toward evening gave it up | great deal of scratching was doune. Many { Mr. Williams desorves several fortunes be- | © (uoat iith and Wiek - Phsi Zroom dwsllin - 149) Avenu I, 8 0= % u bad joband went Lo juil. of the tickets that were straight republican | sides the one he has put in a han1some homa | O0¢ S8 odatle:nearitirospect TR o — = — = == 4-rooin dwelling, 2210 Avenue D, f. :}l'l e talatino o ton #tora on all national, congressional, judicial aud | on his 16) acra farmin New York state, One rd and Ames avenue; =room dw 9 S, Oth st 85, th county votes were stratched almost bevond | where he und his lovelv wife spand as many | One ats.th and Corby. 4room dwelling, Ril Ave C. § g n- We are fully prepared for this cold [ recoguition when the offices of justices of the [ of the summer weeks as ue has (o spare from | ‘The satd Iv(rants a8 sbove spucified us 4 room dwellinz, 203 Enrk ave., $12 to snap and nave provided for the com- | betco and constubles wero reachied, and both | his theatricl work Exver sinco he was o cuila | talen up o b located i U places fotlowin: RO J ot A ants o >, an »fore | Fepublicans and democrats are now claiming | wonder, a sweet, round faced boy, with fuil, | to-wi 4 LR b D3 g {::”7,:m,.\r‘f\‘-lllll‘ir::fnn‘: ’ln‘,’i"l',‘.,‘f‘;f*,},‘;‘;’;fi thess offices, Tho. infispendents, Who | lustrons eves. sihEInR totseranes. baliads at aanoion 0tlatreot Bbttireen fonraFant nimolos R TUILG MA S a i Re e og 850008 * | claimed at fiest that thoy would have a suve | Bruokivn meouggs with apattos thatmelted | *4510°08 161 ctreet vetweon Chicago and [ i iR e D B (1] tol PSS thing on the election, now concedo that they ik Main street. bard hearts, Gus Williams has been true to | (y We quote you a few prices to give you | are out of the race himself as anartist. He has nottried to | Oneon 16th stroet between Cass and Cali J'YQULave suytiiaz tor saleor trade eome 1den of what we are doing in this ———— play Hamlet and hsvingz a delicious German | forniu: 1 The s 0 A i 4 ht a X S E. 1. Shofa, Brouiway and M un strest. 2 line. Al blunkets bought from manu- | Hosiery at the Boston Store. No mat- | dialect, he bns never oatraged the proba. | (OBeon 16th strect Letween California and ho autumn fs the time to paint, and one ¢ gnienajancipuesorvegiliouses STy 3 GhaLer: o0 Iheeinndladds mna s N S i BARGAIN. Donere fra t and gardon traoh facturers direct. ter what kind of hosiery you want, you | bilities of natura and has never ridiculed | Webster: and buildings and adds much to the value anl benuty of your property. nd n tra ) ra an OBk 0th: Serbat Dol hen Wateo 214 1105 from postofice. 212 Acres 1 grap 10-4groy blunkets 75: 10-4 extea weight | are sure to find it at our counter, This | German people in his acting. Hohas held | gi)fy? O 10t street betwoen Webster and R O N T #1.25 and’ $1.50; 10-4 extra good value | has long been an ucknowledged fact | L€ mirror upto nature 1n his simole way One on 2th ana Bristol; x:ll_lntlt':u“es’-uyy!x'r trees, dwalling, stable, 1169 und 32.00; 114 «ll wool blankets, | wmong the people of Couneil Tiafls and | 804 bas told bis stories, recited kis booms | Onc on th And Bristol; ese. Pri 0). fine yarn, 34.00. #1425 and $5.00; 11-4 | surrounding country. We endeavor to extra fino wool blankets, large size, | make this department complete in ever) b trade. . I Sheafe. . . 10 sune his songs—bis humorous or tender | Onc on I5th street between Caminz and §)1ACRES, Iuside city llmits: will sell In lots ng: T ol ) Tzurd streets; )n' LE 'vmg” (.I‘\ y.lslt. will se n lots ‘:‘Jiqlwlnur:s.m that bas toucued the peo- e e aiociistrentibetweon Uanliol azon oo uu Uu | e u uy al“ a ¥ fl esa e &one iero up to suft buyer. ( nshlelds, \ Nichoison & Co., 621 Broadway I il - % ¢ 111 anl Duvenport street: on strictly all wool, $5.00, 5 and $6 00, respect and think now with our fall line it o8 i Dershnort: ——— - 30STON STORE. | of ouyx and royul stainloss hosiery, it is | _Manager Day, of Wonderland and the Bijou | g n\6th streev between Davenport and B : ’ 8 Lk Kipitrestiienttndiiing <IN — o1 e of the finest lines and best assorted | theatre, basretirned from Denverand hasan: [ One on I3th strcet between Farnami and We want to sell you paints and everything used in painting at wholesale ¢ son & Co.. 621 Brod way. shields i \ Lost—Wednesday, pair of glasses with | stock in western lowa. otner surprise in store for ludy patrons this | Douzlus streets: "he lest boiled oil you bought you probabl id 70¢ a gallon for it. We v 214 side braces. Iteturn Bee oflice VAV Y AU aa vat nerant afternoon. This will be the ‘second of the [ Oneou 15th sireet between Capitol avenue vou one gallon or 100,000 gallons of any binnds at 49¢. Now we have caug 00 ACRES of clear land in eistern N aces. . have just received sevente winter series of souvenir matinces at which | and Dodge street YOMIOD el A o e T ha R Rt e brasicu to ex o fora zool restdence fa st ———— 7 fall b TN o R 1810 ¢ One on Mth strect between Cap tol avenue | YOur attention, read the rest of this and compare th raight cash pricos, Cotneil B o 199 1 l0ts for Ne= ook PERSONAL PARAGRAPIHS, of fall hosicry which we have every laay visitor will te the recipient of not | | (0% : : 4 ! : il i i iy lots for Ne sale, und invite your inspection. ouly'a boautiful bus useful presont. The | “Niioss *'ieY (his or¢inance take offect | St Louis lead, 7e per b, Bros,, hard oil, 5 gal can, LA § & Vau Patte Mr, Henry Marville of Mosiertown, Pa., is Full sized wool hose in ribbed and | house was again crowded last night notwith- | and be in fores from fnd afte T its pus Omaha lead, 6ic per b $1.60 per gal. \ TEHAVE agood ten 'nt for » fivaor six n the city, on a visit with his brother-in- lain at 16e and 20¢ a As usual | Standing the fact the people have nov yet wssed October 1Sth, 1892, " Joplin lead, G4c per 1b, et e hardtollitian Tor i ha Y room howse four or five bloeks from post= law, Rev. T. F. Thickstun, I » made at 1o got the | fully recovered from tne election hurrah, JOHN GROVES, ( “‘, Spileadl5a ,u!,.‘ Berry Bros, hard oil. 1 gal. ean, ¥ office. Greenshiolds, Nicholson & Co. 831 orge W. Hewitt has gone to Frarklin st value possivle for 25c. We think | Xbe play on is giving aveat satisfaction, E P, DavISY Cor Linsecd oil, boiled, 49¢ per gal. Otherfhardioils ifromisl.00kol8s] prondway L Grove, 111, in rosponse to a telegram an- | wo have succoeded and ure prepaved to | WEIe the famous specialty bill is something Tinseed oi', raw, 46e por gal (3.0 acres of choice pine inuds for sale, nouncing the death of a relative, RtEd SHELIORDLoDa LS really wondorful i’ its startling and iuter- | = Approved October 2th, 1 4 L, PROPRRB S Ui Gl S T e i ynear Purvis, Miss' Fasy . tor To b . B g Rty 3 show three different makes, ribbed, | estinge charater. Paint e per gal, paints, dry, from o 3c. auireof Mrs. H.G. Brooks, or A. T %8 James H. Barnott, secretary and manager | piain and ribbed top DS Barrel price, 2c por gal 1 vl paints, ground in oil, d¢ 1o Ge, | fth sirect of Bloomgren Bros, & Co., of Chicago, w B e basa e ool hoss it ade T T TS e bl 3 L -5 in the city vesterdayun his way to the Pa onaas : pdEtas OIDINANC 54 ]f\." ]"\; in ,.-4,:,1 Councti Blufts prulnlmi‘tjv- flloconst. : b orted cashmero hose in both Ger- | Grind of the Minneapolis Mills—The Tor- | An oruinunce doolaring the necessity of grad- Y . Niehiolson & Co. mpor re hose in both Dr. J. M. Marcy of Kansas, who has latoly | | tmvored cashmere hose In both (er- Market, inz 2Ath street from Dodze streat tor Ciss e = fuvested in Council Bluffs prope has re. 1 und lLoglist Kesy woe show e N T Ton street, and uppointing thres disinterested TEHAVE enstomers who want 1508 to moved 1o this city, where bis father, Sr both blacks and colors at 43¢, 5lc, ss¢ | MISNEAroLs, Mine,, Nov. 10.—The North- | - iferts st wppolnting thres dlsinteres A R S T M. Macy, has so long resided. Dr. Macy | 75¢ and 95ca pair. [ Wostors Miller saye: Tho flour outputlast | uges, it uuy, to lhio br ¢ ownors, which Nieholson & ¢ recently purchased what is known as the A full assortment of feecad in ladies’, | Week was 215,000 barrals, against 220,025 | sy ba caused by ! KRS 4 : " > LN ANCH OF 2,010 ncros, noar ( Rink property, corner of Fifth aveaue and | misses' nnd chi prices ranging | barrels tho weel before, 201 varrels for | B¢ It ordulnod by tho eity councli of the city We guarantee tu beas good as any mixed paint. We will sell you at §1.2 RN [ DEOvemEnts, < am s sths Poarl stree! from 25¢ to 50¢ a p 77 | the corresponding time in 1sul. The yield Section 1. That it Is proper and necessary | Per gullon. Has never been sold for less than$l. 50, gallon. raneh; finest in the state. Captain and Mrs, D. B. ( : uneil Biy " 0510] Store, lurel proper and neces. Il Logan_yestorday fo attend tho funeral of (40 Boston Store. Sales of flour by loal mills la 1o wradc Jacob I Stern, | 3 . 3 : R raokabois || sl TR R T Nicholson & Co., 631 Broad way. d niolat aatider, Wwho aioat on Council Bluffs, Ia. iatled the output, though it s sumitted” | CstaOlshod srade; Ineluding necossry ap- [P0k DXCHANGE %00 storc i Tuesday, aged 5 years, Mr. Stern camo to 3 'y low prices Liad to bo accepten, | Droathes hereto from Dolue strut to Cuss merchundise for low s or eas| Harrison county long befora the days of S A QFFOV, ‘Ihe bulis of the trade is on domesticaccount, | U Ey e by M BR0 B ST i Greenshields. Nichol i railways and has rosided there ever since. It is likely tnat tomorrow, Saturday, | While foreigners bid quite frealy they van ey v, agents for administra r want Section That the mayor. with the approv- . B He was a quaker and a most estimable citi- | Will end th sale of the Burhorn eseut prices for Junuary u ke 4 oo ark went to this week will be 210,000 barry 5. and itis herehy d s or Omaht property a | alof thecity cou il anpofnt threg NSHIELDS. NICHOLSON & stock. Tuis likeiy that toduy and to- | Fooruary shipmeat, Millors us . rul ROL | Sl pprserE o AULELIS. 8) ! As good a paiut as other d s soll you for $1.50. We wiil scll you at #1.00 | (3 enin for wimiulsirtor, "hive for sald ——— 7 \ aflust A Siturday | unwilling to sell on this basis, as freizh nine the damige to prope: owners e e of the best8)i-uacre sto:k farms in weste el Fire Broadway Corner of Henton u'.‘['l‘l‘:“ “_‘1"""’ ”"‘y' ‘L ‘;]“3 B “".:‘f” P R AT higher, A 8omevwhat | W1y e saused by.auoh grading, okl er gullon, 4 rn lowa &l IS T s e T T Will e sorye | Stronger wheat marker would” doubtiess set | i LITY O Mt Ufy: o such” proporur: n n g RACTS and lowns Farm nnd of Our lato loss by fire was covered b LRGN SR P LB RERATILIRS BOIRS | foroigners toS huyiog/roe Direct export | by reason of sush grading. 111' a.:r al OO ]n and sold. Pusey two policies, both in the COUNCIE, | Mre barguins for somebody. shipments last week were 71,950, agaiost ection & That this ofdinance shall take i q BLUIFS INSURANCE COMPANY ST 45,545 barrels tue preceding week. Lon- | efectundbe tn forwo from and after its pass- 1f you don't wr it to buy hard coal you | don quotatious per 98) pounds, c. i. f., are: | 4% W, | soll (TS ey YARM, near Mondamin, [a., for salo 3 By 7 o'clock the next morning after | pad “better see Bixby about those oil | Patents. whs 00 6 61: bakers. 165 64t 10y, | Passed Novomber lst, 1502 o will sell you at 75¢ per gallon, G s REAARORCANL R LS, fOn Shi the fire the socretury was on the ash || Mhavt s o 25" OIIN GROVES. WL de goot ity property for work ! 3 urners, They dapted for use in | low grades, 11s Sac 125 6d, S B AL trade good clty property for worl loss down to bedrock, which he 1id, too, ler e » Ashes Salvation Oil, the people's liniment, is President City Counell. On all other goods our prices ure equally low. = e saylng that! it was his duty and no | "O11erS: With no coal or dshes to handla. | o SCIRCCH b sest:” Ty will eure sou. Approved Noveuber ith 154 COME AND SEE US AND BRING THE CASH s MIBONLLANEQUR, | e small part of his business ” So long ns | Mizpah Templo, No. 9, will give a g HEQ, VN T A L ey 1 he did not gb below bedrock we had no X Western Unlon Stock, dancing party ut Masonic tewmy vo A 3 m o X, ys cioaned. 1 Burie, City Bldg. reason to complain, consequently tho | duy evening, November 15, Aamission New Youx, Nov. 10.—Tne directors of the ORDINANGE NO. 3341 (YOI SALE=Hardwar: stoois in Lowa und sottlement was not only prompt, but in | 25cents, & & " | Western Ualon Telegraph comoany met 0 | Ay orainance locatinz certaln additional L = “\;"'y‘r-nm Invoiess, ¥,0) w0 #12,00). K H every way satisfactory, 0 much 'so that e sy and determined what disposal should bo | water by rintim g ety of O abn Vil) [] A g | Bhes n to $9,200.00 i, . . p 5 y S Sy 1 JHOW CASES “For sale chenp, throe i=foos in addi soven policies) Potatoes for rale in lots of from five | made of §1550),000 additional stock wu- | Beltordalned by ths elty e2anciiot tho clty = anes, Witk iran atands Frank Leviala cartiod by this company beforo "tho fire | bushels up. W. 5. Homer, 25 Muin | thorized by ibe siockboidors nd finalls | QLOMMN yy o 00, ocun water Works 1 and 3, 4th St, MasonicTemple. claar store. 11 boarl stroot e NOW & 5 it $16 ree vote, stence by ors No- yany be o o situe s horoo ; »aver we now add to it $16,000.00. street vemoer 1. The directors decidod today to | (0mPany bnand th saue is herd srdered DURNISHED rooms tu rent at 111 Glon aves Being intimately aequaintod with the e : Ulstmbute 1 por cont of this in I scompen ay | g Jince additioaal water bydrants fn the ety =~ . > nue secretary and diroctors we cannot be | Boston store closes every evening ut o8Bt of this | e s | of Omalu, s follows : i [ 1.\ \ b ~ s 3 1 L dividends to the stockholders und to place al tho corner of Grove streot (55th ave NUL SALF, choag, or in exchange (or land, persuuded that bettar indemnity can be | P m., unless Mondays aud Saturdays: tho rest of 1t in the treasury as a reserve \d Davenrore strvet. 2 Bl - - i entubiishod Lismass. Address Pr O obtained thun that offered by oar home —— With whict to Improve tae svstem and orect iha, Intorscotion of 21th avenue aud SANDWIC 4 W \ AU L Lo company, besides we believe in patron- Coutracts Let, uew lines. The balance will be put oo the | JLOUSter,strpet 0 o Tiion ing worthy home enterprises overy- | Contracts wore lot yosterday by Dan Car- | market as soon as Western Union atock | ofiut s bo n fores froms sl sfion i o thing being equal, and unless we do we | rig VWILL tade the ¢ E Miyne stll “ for tho orection of his new block on | FéA¢hes pir, for under the law it canuot ve | nov Pachion, Jr."" for work hprs i o2 R. Rice, Councii i, ufls, g s ! old velow par. Yassed November 1st, 1802 - . = O B shall continue to be dependent on for- | Main strest, between Tnirtesntn ada Four #9013 below P - - Fased Bavamber ot I.I";u\' GROVES, OST A stick plo with opal setting. For eign capital and corporations, teenth avenues, J. 1% Weaver gets the con- Pugilistic Appolntments, B . ALY Clor drowurd return o Bew office. G. R. WHEELER, tract for the brick work for §7,245, and tae New Yoni, Nov. 10.—~The controversy be- P. 1) = T —— - J 5, b President City Counell [4) 4 Jas. A. HERELD. tirm of Fifer & Co. of St Joseph, that for | tween the Coney lsland and Crescent City | pApprovea Novewber it i > © 4" DANCING SOBOOL. S——— : thestone work, for §55. The contract for | Athletic clubs over the fight vetween Jim GEO. BEMIS, ONDAYSIn R. A. puriors, childron. 4 p lerk. Instead of betting knt on election | the carpenter work is to bolet Saturday, and | Hall and Bob Fitzsimmous: bas been settied Y ayor. : b te Tiip i 8-l eand” and et wager one of thosz handsowe luw-priced | the work for erectiug the strusture wiil be | in favor of tue New Orlesns orgauization, | = - fourih Boadure 0 p, m. Muslc furaished pase Mg wineor braudy sets at Lund Bros. commenced at once, as it 15 to e ready for | Charley Mitcheil will also accept the Cres- »‘nl} nlmlm-n.)r |Iu|sn.r.|ml\b.nf lots on Shiricy uncil BIutfs, or 162 Farnam st. Omabi \'3 SEBSE %t occupancy Jauuary 5, 1803 It wil be 80x | cent City club's offer of 30,000 for a go be- | 3Fftet: [fof soth streok ta2iih avonue. = ayor. T 100 feet in size and five stories in height. | tween him and Corbett. 0 1hroe dialntssestes. tn sz holders of the Jobn Raukio, & well knows farmer liviog in Grove towuship, was the victim of a fatal reoldent & faw days sgo. While passing hrough bis stable hie roccived a kick from @ viclous horse, sod was knocked down. He was picked up in an unconscious condition #0d taken to the house, where a physician attended bim, All efforts to save bis life were fruitless. us withia twenty-four hours after the accldent oocurred bie was dead. it Ten shares capit il stock Citizens State bank for sule. IL H. Sheufe. * — 8. B Prowell, watchmaker, 740 B'way. | iDon't forget that Swaine sells the | 3 ,; people in this oily use gas stoves Gas Co. puts 'ew iu at cosk Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report. Baking l{oy@@a@! Powcll]e% ABSOLUTELY PURE city of Omaha have boen duly appointed by the muyor with the approval of the city coun- cllof sald city to assess the dum.ge of the oWl respectively of the property affoctel by the chunze of grade of Snirley streot. de- clared necessary by ordinance No 4191, p s sed July 2, 1502 approved July 25, is: You are further notifisd that havinz e cepted 331d wppointueut and duly qualitiolus required by Law. we willon the Hthday of No vember, INR at the hour of 1 0'clo:k in the worning at the offi o of Charles % Bonjuuino 12 6 Dodge street, within the corporatelimits of sald clty. meet for the purpose of consider lug wnd niakin: usse sment of damage to the OWNCTS FeSpEC vely of suld property affected Ly sald grading. { into consideration special benctits, it You are hierahy notl= d to he present w time an | place afore 1ke auy objection 1o oF statements suid Assessuient of d uiges asyou may consider proper. CHARLES P. BENJAMIN, JAMES STOCKDALE, JOUN F. FLAC K, ; Commities of Appralsers Omata, Nob., Nov. 1, 1504 o More sold than ull othors combined those elaiming 1o have CORN SHELLER and be prot You can always depend upou our repaire heing kent in stock by ail local SANDWICH »d by imitators or by SANDWICH 0d a machine, :d by direct guarantee from rel Send for catalogues and pricas. s, low a NUFACTURING CO ., Cou s N1 N Attorneys atlaw. Pri Sim & Saunders—Atiorgers, s tax Prac federsl courts. Roous 4 4 and 5 Shugarl Benro block, Council Blufs. la, SEWER PROPOSALS, Sealed proposals wi i be received by the uas ersigued untll 1:5) o'clock p. . Noveu ber Juh, N2, for tho construstion of & sewer in Sewer diSteiet No. 174, in the city of Oninha, a8 per ordin snce No. 45, aecor 112 10 pians and specifications on file 1o the 2Mue of the boArd oi pubiie Works. Fach proposal to be mude on printed blanks furnished by the boari snd W be wccompae nied by & cortified ehock in the sut of $), payable to the clty of Owaba, 45 un evidonce UL 2001 faith e boatd resorves the rl or all Ulds, #nd t walve de PUW, BLCKHAUBER, Chatrman of the Board of Pubiic Works Ouwilia, November i0ty, 159 oiv-11-17-28