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Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06


the idea of moving into the new CITY hall.
taking possession of the cast side OF the fifth
floor, with the understanding that
when the city library vacated the
west side Of the same floor then
the Board of Education be allowed TO take
the west side if SO desired. Mr. Elgutter
supported his resolution by stating that there
seemed to be no inclination on the part of the
council to deal discourteously toward the
board. The council had agreed to supply The
board with hight aud heat and elevator SER
vice free of charge. Mr.. Elgutter held tnat
the rooms on the east half OF the fifth Hoor
were sufficiently largo for the board.
Several members OF the board wanted the
matter postponed, and motion TO that effect
prevailed.
On resolution OF Mr.. Elgutter committee
was appointed TO consider the question OF
ianitors' salaries. Messrs. Elgutter, Points,
Smyth and Gibson were appointed Oh this
committee.
Mr.. Powell cred a resolution to open a
room in Windsor place for first and second
grade pupils until the new building is
finished. Carried.
The board elected Barny McGinn as jani-
tor for the Saratoga school, Andy Clifford
for the Center school and Hugh Mallen for
the High school grounds.
Plans and specifications for the new
Center school as prepared by the architect
were adopted by the board. The secretary
was authorized to advertise for bids for the
erection OF the Ceuter and West Omaha
buildings.
The secretary was authorized to advertise
for bids for the carpenter work for the new
Central school. The contractor to whom the
carpenter work was let failed to furnish
bond and the board had TO drop him out
A committee of FIVE was appointed 10 visit
the Walnut Hill school and investigate the
Holbrook system OF heating and ventilation
recently put into that school.
Bids for the erection of the now Franklin
building were opened and the secretary was
authorized to tabuate them for the next
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
MINOR MENTION,
n Y. Plumbing Co.

n Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co..
The monthly meeting Of the Democratic
club will be held this evening.
The September term OF superior court
will be opeded by Judge McGcc this morning.
The Commercial Pilgrims of America Will
organize a council of the order in Denver In
the near future.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Cole win tax
place this afternoon at2 O'CLOCK IRON the
fni ally residence, els Bluf street.
Owing to their inability to procure tent
or make other satisfactory arrangements the
Woman's Relief corps will not serve meals
during the veterans encampment. Mrs.
Drew.
Tho Young ladies of the Secodd Presby-
terian church will give milkman's supper
next Friday evening at the residence OF Mr..
Merriam, corner Of Pierce and Stu.sman
streets.
y James Tracy, who is out on bail since
stabbing Minnie Dixon on Pierce street, is
TO have hearing this morning in police
court J. Bcemer, who shot John Sharp on
lower Brond way. is also 10 have "a hearing.
A number OF young men are making ar
rangements for a party to be given Thurs
dav evening at the Masonic temple In honor
OF Miss Lurtou of Nebraska City, Miss st.
CLAIR and Miss Abbott of Chicago ana Miss
Barker OF Michigan, who are to spend sew
cral days in the city visiting friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Preparing Fairmount Park for the Recep-
tion Of the Veterans,
PLEASURES AWAITING OLD SOLDIERS
Large Crowds and n Good Time viii At
tend tho Annual Reunion-Captute of
Burglar-schoois Open for
the Fall Term.

Fairmount park was busy place yester-
day. The preparations for the annual re-
union OF the South western Iowa Veterans
association were going on, and the grassy
slopes OF the PARK were being rapidly trans
formed into city OF tents, which, il the fine
weather of the last twenty-four hours con-
tinues, will witness one of the largest and
most enthusiastic reunions of soldiers that
has ever occurred in this vicinity. Colonel
ID. B. Daily was master OF the ceremonies
and under his direction squads of men were
busily engaged In putting up tents and
making the other arrangements for the re-
ception of guests.
The reunion will commence tomorrow and
last until Thursday night. Tte Twenty
ninth Iowa infantry will hold its reunion at
the same time with the Veterans associa-
tior, and this will bring old soldiers from all
parts or the state, although the majority OF
them will come from Mills Ida, Pot.awatta-
ME, Mononn, Crawford and Harrison
counties, which compose the association.
| The headquarters of the Twenty y-niuth will
| be a short distance 10 the right OF the stand,
| while the tents of the others will be ranged
| along both sides OF the road mt the left. A
directory will De made aud the tents will all
| be mum bered, so that any one who wants to
| find any particular person will know where
| to look for him.
The whole camping ground will be lighted
by electricity at night. Music will be fur
nished by McEadCen's drum corps. OF TINS
city, and Thomas band of Modac. The
soldiers will commence to arrive this even
my, and steady stream OF them VIII come
In by every train, until the list is numbered
by the hundreds. The preliminary arrange
ments are peing made rapidly, and no effort
Will be spared that will tend TO make their
stay pleasant one.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Under and by virtue OF two separate orders
made by the Hon. Frank Irvine, one Of the
judges OF the district court within and for
Douglas county. Nebraska, In the. following
actions pending In said court, towt; Paxton
& Gallagher, copartnership composed or
william A.. Paxton and Benlamin GALLAGHER
VS. Levi q. Iietzei docket 33, No. ~ and Nc
Cord, Brady company, an Incorporation. vs.
Levi q. Hetzel docket 81 No iSj. l will on The
18th day OF September A. u. To9.. commencing
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day, at
No. Il6 South 10th street,.n the city of Omaha,
Douglas county. Nobr ska sell ut public auc-
tion to the highest and best bidders for cash.
the following goods and chatiels herei oforo
Ieyled upon by me by virtue of orders of at
tachment Issued in the above entitled actions.
towit:
A complete stock of staple and fancy gro
cerles, woOdenware tinwara. wlllowwRre,
stonewdre flour. house furnish n goods. store
furniture ana other merchandise.
The Undersigned reserves the right TO sell
this property ns "a whole or In separate par
GELS, MS In his Judgment shall be for the best
Interest OF all parties concerned
GEORGE A. BENNETT.
Sheriff OF Douglas County. Neb
Omaha, Nebraska, September ord. 1852
s3dlltm ss
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

It, II IL stated from semi-official sourcs
that new ordnance has been drawn D
changing the proposed route of the railway
to one which Will not be so objectionable TO
the Eighteenth street property owners ana
the other kickers who have manifested de-
sire to get in tncir work at this time
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
Will he Dock.d Today.

New York, Sept. 5.-Owing to the fact
that today is n legal holiday in this state. no
permit TO dock the Italian transport Garig-
hano, with the Columbus statue on board
could be procured, and the vessel will have
to remain in the upper bay until tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
Personal P.IRAGR4PHS.

Miss Una Dixon of Dunlap is the guest of
Mrs Il. Nj. Osborne this week.
Miss Maud Bolt of Red Oak is in the city
on visit to her brother, II. A. Bolt.
q. w. Spurrier. eliior of the Silver City
aeview, was in the Bluffs yesterday.
Mrs. F. A Spraeue and family nave re
turned from two months visit to Illinois.
Wallace McFadden and A. A. Clark have
10 New Orleans to attend the prize fights.
Miss Lizzie Donahey left this morning for
lincoln, Neb., where she will teach the
ensuing year.
Il. B. Sewing Of Harrington, Neb., is in
the city, tho eguest OF Henry Paschal on
Willow avenu.
Misses Carre and Mamie HEM have re-
turned from visit of several weeks with
relatives in New York.
George A. Shoeosack of this city won n
prize Sunday for the best drill at the Land
wehr society III Omaha.
Emil Rosch. telegraph operator at the
lower Main street Western Union Office, is
confined 10 his bed by sickness.
c. H. White, James Anderson and e. Il.
Noyes are home from Des Moines, where
they have been attending the state fair.
b. .. Josselyn and family OF Denver are
visiting friends in the city. He is thinking
Of returning to Council Bluffs, who oh was his
former residence.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

The want advertisements appearing in
newspaper are often the most interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent needs, the daily wishes of the
people who want something and who
are willing TO do something.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
Labor Day.

Yesterday was Labor dav, but a casual OBJ
server would have seen but little to indicate
1t. There was no celebration, but the me m
bers of tho local assembly Of the Knights Of
Labor went to Omaha early in the morning,
accompanied by Dalbey's band, to take part
In the parade. The banks, district and su-
perior courts and county offices were closed
all day, and the Board of Supervisors, which
was TO have opened its September session,
met and adjourned until tnis morning at 9
o'clock, when the grinding out OF roads will
DO commenced IN earnest. A few OF the busi-
ness houses remained closed part OF the
day, but in the main business went on much
US usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Thos. r. Craig, eiltor ani publisher OF the
New Haven (Mo) Notes, SAYS: 81 have
used Chamucrlan's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy with great satisfaction
for the ailments OF my children" For sale
by druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
Shooting Mana wa.

Hunting season opens September l..
Lake Manawa is full of young ducks and
snipe. Trains leave Broadway at IL, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, Z, s and o'clock, and on Sun
days and special occasions as often as
required
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

THAT lamp smokes" Throw it away
and get u rev one at Lund Bros. A
prize given with every lamp sold his
week
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
George Davis, drugs ana paints.
Wanted to Buy,

l50people in this city use gas stoves
The Gas Co. puts 'em in at cost
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

A young man named Rhodes, son Of Fred
Rhodes of Jackson township, left home day
or two ago to go into the woods on a grape
hunting expedition. In the course of his
perambulatons he came across a vine that
climteu tall tree and in order to get the
grapes he initiated the viEe. When he
reached the top of the tree in some way he
missed his footing ana fell TO the ground, a
distance OF about Iorty feet. He sustained
severe internal injuries from the fall and his
lower limbs are paralyzod. There are seri-
pus doubts as To his recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Buy it! Drink IL, Whatl Why Cooks
Extra Dry Imperial Champagne. Once tried
always preferred. Absolutely pure.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

March-Torchlight Procession. .......... CT 2rke
largo--Xrrxes Observation-Disclosures. :. Handel
Fantasia IN mlnor................... lIctnmenS
Son- go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Jessie
Colby. Teacher of Music in Public schools
J (a) Serenade In ID D...... -...... 80. MoZkowskl
l(b) Pizzicati-Sylvia 80. .............. Delibcs
Flute So.o-Se ected ............ Frank Bado. let
Clarinet quntette. ......... ............ Moza rt
Oifcrtore IN Hat. ................ 49,. We. y
Allesretto from the Hymn OF Praise. .....
...... Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
Song Selected d.............M Miss Mary H. Oliver
Minueu for strlnged orchestra. Boccherina
Ni'iCu Np,th
o:net Solo-Se ected ....... William Murphy
National Anthem-America, My Country
II S OF Thee -. Choir, Organ and Audience
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Improved property. Will pay cash if
price is low. II. G. McGee, 10 Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Don't forget that Bushnell, at 10
Pearl and 90 Main SITS has all kinds of
school books and school supplies
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

newspaper are often the most interesting
part of its contents They express the urgent
needs, the daily wishes of the people who
want some ething and who are wiling TO do
something.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
Schools Open.

The city schools opened yesterday morning
after the two months summer vacation.
There was some doubt, apparently, in the
minds OF some Of the pupils. as TO whether
the opening would be made. IL being Labor
day, ana the enrolment was probably 500
short OF what IL usually Is at the opening OF
tue fall term. The tardy ones. however, will
be In today and the work OF the year will oe
commenced.
The Western Iowa Business college also
opened It's fall term in the Marcus building
with one OF the largest enrcllmeuts ever seon
In the history OF the Institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

XN ANTED-Good girl for general holse
w work au3'l Platner street.
w ANTED--A good nurse girl. Mrs. Jacob
w Sims, JIG Platner street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

School books OF all kinds at Bush
al
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
A Quick Capture.


Rudolph Toller's grocery store at 1901
Main street was entered by burglars Sunday
night. Mr. Toler was at the quilting at o.
m, and everything was safe when he left it
to go TO church. When he stopped in on his
way home at 10 o'clock he found that some
one had kicked in the panel of tho rear door
and turning the bolt had entered the store.
The money drawer had been pried loose and
SIS in cash was missing. Two revolverS ana
lot OF tobacco had also been taken.
About an hour after the burglary had been
reported to the police man who peddles
wienerwurst on the streets called at the po-
lice station and SAID that young fellow
whose name is Frank Jones had passed off u
counterfeit 81 on MIN and received 95 cents
in change. The 81 was examined and founG
30 be marked in such way as 10 be easily
identified as one that had been IN Tol!ers
money drawer earlier in the evening. Jones
was pulled out of bed and taken TO the city
jail, where he was asked to explain how he
came by the counterfeit money. He
denied having passed any counterfeit
money, but admitted that he had
given the peddler good dollar. AS the
wienerwurst man claimed to have taken in
only 81 during the evening, however, his
story was knocked in The head. When ar
rested Jones had several large plugs of to-
bacco, which he claimed To have bought at
place on Broadway Sunday afternoon. The
place he mentioned was visited and the pro.
prletor deuied having sold any such amount
of tobacco on Sunday, or evou having that
particular brand in stock The young mans
story was very weak in number of places
aud IL was evident that he was making j I up
as he went along. He was charged with
burglary and will have a hearin G this morn
ing In police court
DeWitts Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood,
increases the appetite and tones up the sys-
TEN. 1t has benefited many people who
have suffered from blood disorders. 1t will
help you.
entlemen. the finest line of rall goods
in the city, just received. Reiter, the
tailor, 80 Broadway.
The want advertisements appearing in
a newspaper are often the most interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent needs, the daily wishes of'the
people who want something and who
are willing to do something.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

ENOR ALE OR TitA DE-rhc imported Glove
Il land bay stallion, prince Ryedale No
4l2," will be sold cheap for cash. or wi trade
for good young mares or COWS. This is a fine
coach horse, stands II hands high, weighs 1860.
good disposition ana stylish. Address q. fl.
LouckI. 6!3 Bird street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06


The new chemical fire engine was brought
out yesterday morning and put through its
PAGES, on north Sixth street, before an inter-
ested audience. 1t came up to the expecta-
tons of the tiremen in every respect, and
was pronounced success. Within thirty
seconds OF the time when the chemicals were
set at work 1t was flowing out OF the end OF
the 200 feet OF hose. in a stream that carried
seventy-tve feot. The stream was set play
Ing on bonfire made OF tar barrels, and
within fifteen seconds more the fire had been
eXtinguished. the chemical putting quietus
on the blaze wherever 1t struck. The engine
was managed easily by one man.
The want advertisements appearing in
newspaper are often the most interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent needs, the daily wishes of the
people who want something and who
are willing 10 do something.
Mrs j. A. Gorham will open a studio
over Riley a. Sherraden's art store.
Sept. 10. and will give instructions in
oil, water color and pastel painting.
Glass from TO IL Ia. IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

A good light? Why, there's no use
having anything else. Get any of those
perfect lamps at Lund Bros. and nave
a perfect light. They are all good, and
the finest line in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

STENOGRAPHER and bookkceper wanted.
~ Give reference. Address Xxx Bee, Couu-
ell Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06
Judson, civil engineer, 32s Broadway.

Remember that Bushnell sells all
kinds of school books at the lowest
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

pASTUkAGE for horses and cattIe first
Il class: sl.59 II month. Inquire ut 6i4 Broad
Wuy.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

EARM and city loans. Money loaned on
- stock and, grain. Real estate for sale
for local investors Lougee s. Towlc 235 Pearl
street,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Disease never successfully attacks tho sy
omwith pure olool. DsWitts SIr3aplrilla
makes pure nav ol))l AL olticlt; ol)Jl
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

G5.UO0 STOCK of merchandise in western Iowa.
'pwell located, doing good business. for sa!c
or trade. f. q. Bartlett. i2l Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

A GENTS WANTED-To sell the best double
Aroasting and baking pm in the M lriet.
Steady work Can prove to have agents who
make over s2i week regularly. Address
Charles Schultheiss Counc y, IFS
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

"ANTED--Man to work on farm Apply
w to LeonnrJ Everett.
NTANTED-Board and room for gentleman
w Wife and child. Address $. H. t.. BEE
office.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

Cp-ACRE farm. s25.0O an acre IL sold within
AOendays. Location seven miles from Coun-
ell Bluffs. A snap bargain. L. II. Sheafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

WANTED D-Lndy or gentlemrn to board by
w II private family. Address II. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

81 head of young horses for trade; improved
-1property or land. e. q. Bartlett. 74l Broad
way. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

WANTED-Ne' raska land In exchange for
w good work horses. =. u. sheafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

nor SALE-Creamery, we'll located In Ne
II brhska. doing good business VIII take
nrtn or or sell entire business 1T u bargain
4. II. Sheafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

l.nO0 worth of dry goods ana notions for ex
change. Il. G. Bartlett, III broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

q.3,O)O will buy 7-room cottage with 81x1}O II.
'Plot on North Seventh street, barga n. f..
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

nor SALE-Improved 10 '-acre stock farm
IL In western Iowa. 81; IS1-acre farm, 81; l2J-
acres S2d Johnston & Van Pattca.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-06

DeWitts Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood.
increases the appetite and tones up the sys-
TEN. 1t has benefited many people who
help you.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-06-23

:. N. C.iiIard. New Cassel. Wis. was
uabled wlth nearalgia aud rheumatism
y siamauhe Was dlserslerea. his liver
"a afeste ~ an alarming degree Hppe-
lte fsit away aud be was terribly re-
Incei in hssh and strength. Three
utti~~ ~ Elecarie h,tt~rs cured him
fdNarl Shepherd. Harrisburg. W.,
AL runniaf aorc GA hts lssg ~ Years
tansiiaR Used \ uottlss - F.ls.cirie
it.eFs aud bpxes - naekhsna AFniea
alive aud his ~ J. ~ounsl and sell
tahn ~ .eaker. Catawiia. a.. had i've
l-gn fryer ~sres on ~ ~ q .ciurs said
r. al. tnsurai4les doe bttls ~ elss'
r,r n,.tr.. asd one bax barkisns Afni
saiss elfcd him cn'tr III toll by
y ~. kn (. Druggist
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-06-23
Trustee,a sale.

Whereas. on the ri day 10 sertembsr
y y y 1881 Joseph q. Middlsion, and
hartha v, Middleton his vita. az
ne ne "tinty IL Copiah and state az
W sA.'s-'ppl masls. ..sxecnted and daliv
sfs'l 'heiF certain desl NJ tsu@t 10 Jon
= Una tFustee, ~ secure the insimht.
heas 'h@rean DESCRIBED, which da~sl Of
u . saa dnly recorSled September asth,
wv ~ 5sw O'clock D. m, u sald slsy.
W the ONO" ~ the clerk 20 the Gshanoerv
cpurt, IN and fur said coci.,h $500.
Misalsaippi, la Book az al Pa. al -
The recoFsla theresa. aud
Whereas, " n provided in said dead
~ trust that IN tho event "a tha owl.
sion ~ said Dunn "a execute aaid tTumt
when the legal holders ~ aald obl,ya-
toms shall desire foreclosure thsss.,f
thon Tho person who shall. Tor The tina
icing, ise the irst Vice. President ~ m.
Lombard Investment Co. may. M nj.
option, by writing duly acknowledge.
appoint SUCCESSOR Ia said dunn who
SHAT thereby become INSTANTLY vestea
win al The title, powers aud dutle~ ~
hald Dunn, anil that all acts ~ said a,,o
'rssor shall l'e valid add binding; and
whereas, The said John dunn
mas refused to act rs such trustea. though
requested 30 Ia tlo by the legal holden. ~
SAID indebtneea: and
Whereas, lewis Lombard ~ Suffolk
county, Massachusetts,. im NY and haa
been since April 7. lsa2, the duly el~cta,l
aud qualified First Vice President ~
said Lombard Investment Company, and.
- sneh, under tha powers ~ saisl deed
~ trust has appolntsl. by q writing
July acknowledged, Charlea n. Cline.
Trustees, Ia succeed the said John 4
Dunn, who has refused "a act a.
aforesaid. and
Whereas, Default has been made in
The pay ment ~ the indabtnuns In sail
,ls,.d 81 trust dssrrled.
NOS, therefore. |, charles n. Cline.
Trustee ~ Aforesaid. by virtue ~ the
.oNer yrs'ad IN ms in said ,leesi ~ trust.
All, AZ the request III the legal holder
u raid obligations ana beneficiary in
sald deed ~ trust on
TUESDAY, JJLY II 1897.
be'ween the hours u II o'clook a. IN. ard
l".rloca = ~. ~ sail dhy, at the front
luor of the Coart ti0use IT said Coplah
'ounty, Mississippi, sell fuT cash. IT pab
lic vendue, Ia the highest bidder, the
following described real estate situatsd
~ the county 81 copiah State % Mi.sis.
sippi. o. ait
The hf ~ the - ~ % sec. eight ~
the q hf ~ the hf ~ s.c seventeen nj
aud the sw ar, the " III IT the su ar. the
W ~ the M ~ and the u 10 II the a
10 ~ the NV ~ ut sec sixteen tla. all la
township nine 9 aorth. range ar lBl
east ~ the Washington Meridian. con
taia.ng hour hundred hul acres. NOR.
or l"ss, according to the nitesl states
toveTnment Survey. or 50 much there
~ A. shall b ns,rssaTy TAI satisfy aaid
lndeb'sdness interest ami ou~te 10 sale
Equity ~ Te,lenp. lon and homestead
waved he title believed Ia he g,-i,l,
but ! vi only srll ~ trustee
CHtS. w. CLINE, Trustee
VI ~ TRzEyAST,
N T. Low tssrtEN. IAttya
Memphis. Tenn.
O lat.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-06-23

Casioria - truly marvellous thing Tor
children. Doctors prescribe II. medical
Journals recommend Il and more than y
million mothers are using II In place ~
Paregorie Bate@msn's Drops. 81 called
souihing syrups aud other narcotic and
stnpefyinR remedies CaAtona 10 the
quickest thing % regulate the stomach
and bowels and give healthy rieep. the
world has ever seen. ID 10 pleasant to
the taste and absolutely harmless II
relieves constipation. quiets pain, cures
diaFrhWa and wind collie. sllays feverieh
ness. destroys worms. and prevents con
vulwions, soothes the child and gives n
refreshing and natural sleep. CaaioriA
y the childrens penaeaa the mothers
friend.