THE OMAHA PAIL ? BEE : .XI1UKSDAY , APRIL 21. 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNClli BLUPFa
, \ OFFICE : - NO. 12 I'EAHL STREET.
t eihtml ly Corrlrr totiny paitof the City
II. W. T1I.TON , MANAGER.
Utii'nois Offlco . No 41
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MlMIlt .1fi
N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coa\ \ .
Trail's chattel loans. 201 Sapp blocx.
DLIly camn. Koynl Neighbor * ot America ,
will t'ncot this afternoon.
Born , Tuesday night , to Mr. and Mrs. ll.
A. Haliinger , a daughter.
Steve nnu cord wooa dry. Tor sale at
Thatcher's , 10 Main street.
The next meeting of the Dodge Light
Guard will bo next Monday evening.
A marriage license \\as Issued ycsletdny
to Frank Case act ! Maggie Kuck , both of
Council Bluffs.
The younif ladles of C. G. Saundnr * ' Sun
day school class will given Japanese social
tomorrow evening In Hughes' building.
The Laities' Aid society of the Uoronn
Baptist church will moot this afterncon at
the residence of Mrs. T. F. Thlekstuu , TU1
Willow avenue.
Harmony chapter No.2.r , Order of the
Knstern Star , meets in regular session this
evening at iNIasonlo tomplo. Visiting mem
bers cordially Invited.
A children's dancing party will bo given
In Chambers' dancing noadomv a week from
Saturday evening. Prizes will oo awarded
to the most graceful dancers.
A meeting of lodito No. 52 , Knights of
J'vthlas , will Lo held this evening for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
funeral of Charles Barghauson.
Ucv. F. L. Haydcn Is to be ordained to tbo
Prcsbytorlnn ministry a wcok from next
Monday at Avuea. Hov. Stephen Phdps of
this city will preach the ordination sermon.
Frank Miller , n colored citizen , was given
thirty dnys m the county Jail yesterday
morning for vagrancy. Ho was charged in
the first place with burglary , but the prose
cuting witness fulled to make a case against
him.
him.Tlio
Tlio Olivotto circle povo n club dance last
evening In Hughes' ball In celebration of the
opening of the season. It was well attended
In splto of the unfavorable weathur , and the
( lancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Re
freshments were served.
A horse bolonulng to a man named Sulli
van slipped ana fell yesterday morning while
trying to make a sharp turn at the corner of
Franklin avenue and Plerco street. It fell
striking Its bean acninst the curb stone with
such force ns to break its neck.
Ualph Simpson , the Janilor of the Wash
ington avenue school building , was presented
with a fine onsy chair yesterday by the
teachers of the buildinp , as a testimonial of
regard. Mr. Simpson has been Jinitor of tbo
building ever since-it was erected.
The management of the Council Bluffs
Base Ball club has signed D. U. Hughoy , the
famous llttlo pitcher who pitched for the
West Hnds of the Chicago City league. With
Hutrnes , CummingH and Nicoll as pitchers
the Bluffs team will make n rccoid. The
Illufts team will open the season about May 1.
J. A. Murphy and J. N. Baldwin nro made
defendants in a suit whicb was commenced
in tbo superior court yesterday by the
ImllumipoIIs Terra Cottn company to recover
< 1" > 0 claimed to bo due ami unpaid lor the
terra col to work on the Baldwin block in
thU citv. A mechanic's lieu is demanded ou
the building.
Notwithstanding the impression given by
the wording of the application of S. Hurter
to the superior court for tbo appointment of
n receiver to wind un the bniinois of the
Ogdcn livery stable , there is only the usst ot
feeling bclween him and his partner. J. C.
Colo. Both dcMro to sell , nnd the terms will
bo arranged without the uiii of the court.
The Chautauqun manatrers have secured
Mrs. Nc-plo Bnngs-Suelton of Chicago as
pla'iist for tbo com in assembly. Mrs. Skel-
ton is well known in this cHy nnd in Omaha ,
where she has the reputation of being one of
the best pianists that has over visited the
twin cities. She will appear as soloist at a
number of thu concerts aud will also aet as
accompanist.
George \Vhito & Co. of DCS Moincs yester
day commenced suit in the district court
against K. M. Ustoi , the Noola merchant , to
recover $17' ' ) 17 alleged to bo due for goods
sold and deliverod. A writ of attachment
was issued and the piopcrty of the defend-
But was levied upon by a deputy EherilT.
McCorcl. Brady & Co. also commenced an at
tachment suit for 3IS7.U3.
The dispute between W. A. McMillen nnd
.1ud.ua W. C. .lames over the repairs on the
Jumes building on Pearl street , which led
not long ago to a p wonnl encounter between
them , is to have an alnne in the courts nf
Justice. MeMillen commenced n suit In the
superior court yesterday In which ho do-
miinas a Judgment for $17.\ the amount
which ho claims Is btlll duo nud unpaid for
the repairs.
.At llio annual meeting of the Young Men's
Christian association , which is to bo hold In
the First i'resln loilnn church next Sundav
evoninp1 , the directors have decided to make
n now departure , and will malto no olTort to
raise funds ns has been the custom hereto
fore. This announcement Is made by them
in order that no nno may bo kept away by
tbo fear of being called upon to coutrlouto lethe
the association.
The Pottawattamlo Democratic a sociation
was to have hold n meeting tonight at their
now club room in Die James blocic , butowing
to the fact that the rooms are not yet com
pleted , the meeting has been postponed until
the 23th , nt which tlmo the hall \ \ ill bo ready
for occupancy. At this meeting the club will
name its delegates to the state convention of
nubs , anil maico arrangements to attend the
national convention.
'Iho following officers have boon chosen for
the coming year by tlio newly elected ve'stry
of St. ' 'mil's Episcopal church : \Vnroctis ,
1) . C. Hloomor and M. Duquette ; socrotnrv ,
1 K. H. Odell ; treasurer , W. J , Jamison ;
auditor , H. F. Field ; delegates to the diocesan
cesan convention , U. C. Bloomer , M. Uu-
quntto and A. T. lUco ; finance committee ,
U. C. Bloomer , A. P. Klco nna J. T. Stewart ;
committee on pew renting , S , W. Boslov , W.
J. Jamison anil i : . H. Odell.
John L. Templuton returned yesterday
from Atlantic , tvhoro ho wont to attend a
meeting of tlio oflluori of the State Firemen's
Tournament association. Great preparations
are being made for the oven ? , nnd not only
the ofllccrs of the association but thocitlzons
of Atlantic as well , nro taking considerable
Interest In It , nnd expect to make ll nno of
the best tournament : , ever hold In the state ,
Twimty-ono learns have already onlorod for
the races from all parts of tlio btato , Pri/os
to tlio amount of $ , ' 1,000 huvo boon offered to
the winning teams.
The KniKot < .imollm > Stotri
Is the now process D.uiglor ; no smoke
or odor in lighting or extinguishing ;
jioorloBs in economy , durability , sim
plicity.
Stoves taken from your residence and
stored for the euinmor at lowest rates.
Shugart & Son , 11 Main street.
Jarvis 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best ,
Are you going to paint ? And did you
know that you can save money and gel
bettor paints at Davis1 than any other
place in thu city ? That's aact ,
I'KKSOX.tl. I'A it.l C 11A I'll t.
Judge N. M. Hubbord of Cedar ItapIJs is
In the city attending district court.
Gnorgo II. Sulluian , who has been in Si
Louis for some tlmo past , has returned to tha
BlufU and will it
inaito his roiidenoo once
moro.
Frank A. Conovor and wife left last ovon-
Inu for California , where they will reside.
At a special meeting of the Board of Under
writers of tliis cily u sot of resolutions was
cdopicd commending him to Iho favor uf the
insurance mon of whatever place ho mav
cbooso us bis locution.
Rcltor , thotallor , 310 Broadway , has
all the latest styles and newest goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Genuine. Uoek Springs coal at
Thatcher's , 10 Main street , always ou
baud.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
People Are Tired of the Madison Street
Motor That Doesn't ' Motj.
KICKING ON THE COMPANY'S POLICY
forty.Itto Dollars Stunil In the Wiiy of
tilting the Itislilriit * Itclli-r U'linl
A > 0. Urali.iiu S.iy "r the
hltu.itlan.
The resident * of South First and Madison
street ? huvo cotno to ttio conclusion that life
without n motor line is a barren waste , o -
pociully when they have to walk from half ti
milo to a mile and a half to their places of
business through the mud of n Council
UlufTs springtimo. It the motor company
has ears to burn , it certainly has not a soul
to dumn , they must have been burning at n
lively rate during the past few Jnys. When
the injunction restraining the company
from operating Us lines on South
First street was Urst issued by
Judge Mctlco everyone supposed that It
uould bo only u few dnys until a settlement
was agreed upon ana the trains would 1)3
auulii running. Uut the weeks have slid by
and the citizens of that part of the city arc.
still walking. That part of the line nuvnr
has more than paid expenses nt this tlmn of
the year , and the company Is accordingly
very willing to lot it Ho l-Jlo in order to loach
them a lesson. A3 soon as tno park season
opens there is but llttlo doubt that the do.
sired settlement will bo effected , but the
citizens do not feel like waiting for the bios-
s.cd moment to iirrlvo when they shall got
their rights.
"When the line was commenced , " said A.
C. Graham yesterday , "almost all the prop
erty owners on South Firit btreot waived
their rif'ht to h.ivo the company pay for the
paving of the street in consideration of Its
putting the line on our struct. Wo were
perfectly willing to do that mucn , for wo
knew wo would reap a rich tlnanclal benefit
from the Increascil property values. The
man who secured the injunction was almost
the only property owner on the street who
did not waive his right. The amount of his
paving was $13 , while mine , which 1 will-
lugly gave the company , was over ? "iOO. It
is pretty natJ. lo see where I am
getting tnuuh benolit out ot that $ .100
outlay now , and the cjuostlon is being askoa
wbothor there is not some war for us to
bring the company to terms. The claim of
ttio company that It Is operating under the
charter granted to thu qld Council Blults
Street Kailway company nny bo nil right ,
but ono thing is certain , when I signed
away my right to the nay for that paving It
was In t'ho interest of the Omaha and Coun
cil BlutTs Bridge company. "
Mr. Graham is only ono of the kickers who
nro to bo numbered liy the score. The resi
dents of Madison park , a now addition which
was laid out since tha building of the motor
line , nro especially inconvenienced , as they
nro r.ow fully n mile from the nearest car
and are loft practically in the country. Some
legal action is likely to bo taken by the dis
satisfied ones in the near luturo.
HUSTON STOKi:1 * HASTUIl.
Tidings of Spring mid Mcompcs tu Council
ItltilN 1'roptc.
LA DIES' JACKETS
yo bhow the largest line of Indies' ,
misses'and children's jackets ovur shown
by us , in all the latest styles , shades and
cloth ; ! , including bhiziors , reefers and
English ho : < coals.
Lilnxiers we start at SI.93. This is a
aelcot well worth double the money.
In black only. )
At Sli..5 wo show a nice serge uhizior
worth SI.50.
AtS3.i.5 wo have a nice line of light
colors , plain and trimmed , worth $5.00.
Reefers wo start at SI.50 in blacks ,
nnd at 83.00 wo allow a jacket lined
throughout , well worth $8.00.
At $5.00 wo also have an elegant line
of plain , plaid and trimmed jackets in
tans and grays.
At SO.75 wo have a nice foulo cloth
with pearl buttons.
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' JACK
ETS.
A nice navy bltio jacket trimmed in
gilt at $1.25 , worth * iOO. At $2.00 tan
tries jackets worth SaOO. At $1150 tans
and navy blue , trimmed in gilt. At
$ , ' { .50 wo show a nice line ot tans and
grays , small checks , worth $5.00. ( Second
end Moor. )
CAPES.
Our line of capes is the talk of the city
and county. AVe have them in tans
( light and' dark ) , salmon , grays and
nlaoks trimmed with luco and braid ,
embroidered in silk with jots , or a nice
plain garment for these that don't ad-
miio trimming , from S3.GO to Sio.OO. !
Sue our 8r.00 capes , well worth SS.50.
All our garments run full length , from
30 to 'iO inches. No old ones in stock ;
every garment now. ( Second floor. )
Boston Store , Fothoringham , White-
law it Co. , Council Bluffs. Mail orders
solicited. _
Conliln'1 I'lnd McLaughlln ,
Constable Nicholson returned from Omaha
yesterday with 13. J. Boll , whom ho went to
arrest on the charge of larceny preferred by
lr. M. J. Bellinger. Hell consented to como
without n requisition , nnd was brought be
fore Justice Hummer. Ho took n change of
venue to the court of Justice Cones , who
llxcd his bond nt $1,000 ana set May ( i as his
time for hearing. Hell gave the necessary
bonds for his appearance and was dis
charged.
Nicholson reported that ho was unable to
llnd Dr. MuLaughlln , who was wanted on
the charge of moving mortgaged goods out
of the state. Hell stated that ho saw Me-
Laughlm Tuesday noon nt dinner , but
thought ho must have gotten a tip some
where , ns ho had not seen him since. Hell
claims that ho will have no illniculty In
showing up tils Innocence of the charge preferred -
forrod against him when the case comes up
for trial. Ho says the Klkhorn Hor.so nnd
Land company , which ho represents , has
neon the solo owner of the property which
ho holpoJ to remove over since last July , nud
that In moving it to Omaha as ho did , ho
acted under the advice of lawyers. The
missing property is now In Tlldou , Nob.
Don't lii ! : i Drunkard.
Road below what ono wcolc of treat
ment has done for n well known Council
Bluffs inn u who wiw soon at the Blanchard -
ard institute , at 555 Broadway , Council
BlutTs , yesterday afternoon. Thuro
never has boon a failure wharo this
treatment is usou , whether the thral
dom to bo broken was whisky , opium or
tobacco.
COUNCIL BLUn1 ? , April 19 , 1692. For
the imst twenty years 1 have been a hard
drinking man , as my many friends in
Council Blull'y well know , it was impos-
Bible for mo to pass u biiloon when 1 had
the necessary money to buy a drink. I
I'ogan taking the treatment at the
Blanchard institute on April 12 , and am
surprised and gratified tliat I now have
no uppotltofor liquor whatever. I sleep
well nnd have a good appetite , and am
eatisllud that I am oven now entirely
cured. This is wholly tinbolk'itod and
voluntary. DANIIJL CLANCY.
ItcilUtrlctlnt ; tlin Stitte.
A circular has boon roceivort from George
Greene , adjutant general , announcing tbo
Jact that the stuto has been rcdlstrlctoil for
military purposes so as to raako four regi
ments Instead of six and with twelve com
panies in u regiment Instead of eight , as here
tofore. The change is In accordance with a
law patsod by the legislature at Its sc&slon
Just closed amending tbo military code.
Hereafter the Dodge Ll ht guard of this city
will bo known as company L , Third regi
ment , Jotva National Guards. The resigna
tions of Colonel C' . V. Mount ana Lieutenant
Colonel F. H. West of the old Fifth regiment
are accepted , the cornrnlsslouj of all
ofllcers and the warrants of non commts-
sloncd ofllcrrs are revoked , to take effect
April 3 , and the Fifth regiment band sta
tioned at Bedford is mustered out. An elec
tion is to bo held In the various companies of
the state to fill ttio ofllccs of colonel nnd
lieutenant colonel , and appoint two majors.
1'ha new Third regiment will Include the fol
lowing companies : DCS Molncs ( two com
panies ) , Vlillsca , Glcnwood , Indlonola , Shen-
amlonti , O kaloosn , Creston , Bedford , Ked
Oak , Council Blurts nnd Greenlleld.
Wanted Two m6n and two boys. T ) .
J. Smith , fruit grower , South 1st street.
lie Wonlil DHIIPO.
A domestic quarrel caused by the love of n
woman for tripping the light fanti.stlc has
ripened Into n full-Hedged divorce suit ,
Thaddous L Miller , who works at the Ogden
Iron works , Is the defendant. Ho states that
lie nnd his wife , Mary Miller , had a disagree
ment some time ago boc.iuso she ran away
from homo to go to dances and loft him to
cot his own meals and look nftur the chil
dren. He told her that such goings on must
cease , but she who.nllcd him Into allowing
her to go to ) ustona moro dance before she
swore oil forever. But when that ono dance
was over she did not como b.ick , and although
that was seven weeks 050 she is not buck
yet. Ho has scon her , however , nnd ootwosn
thorn they have agreed that It Is good for man
to llvo alone. She bus secured the services
of an attorney anil will nllouo cruel nntl in
human treattnenton the uartof her nusbaml.
She has two chl'dren ' , but Miller states that
shu does not want the custody of cither of
them. Ho has advertise. ) for n good homo
for them in the hopj that they may :4oceivo
the care they ought to have.
Hotel Gordon , 030 Broadway , has re
cently changed hands , and is being thor
oughly renovated. Clean bds ; prompt
service ; table llrst class.
An Old CIMC Ucopclird.
The case of H. L. Henry against \Vllllam
Hviuu and others occupied the entire day In
the district court. The case has already
been tried nna\leoido'.l , it having been re
ferred to L.V. . Hess as referee ana the final
decision of the court having been based nn
the findings of the roforoo. The plaintiff is
now seeking to have the case reopened , and
on ground therefor makes n number of ob
jections to the findings of thu referee. John
N. Baldwin , one of the attorneys for the
plalntiiT , sucnt a largo share of the day Pro
nouncing an invcctlvo upon Kofercc Hess ,
and if it had boon given to a man whoso
honesty and integrity was loss well known
the object of the roast would nave retired
from tlio Held with n saaly battered reputa
tion. A number of attoruov.s are still to
speak , and it is likely the casa will not bo
completed until the latter part of the wcok.
Wo have our own vineyards in Callfor
nia. Jarvis Wine company , Co. Blurts
They Object to Work.
Some of the uufuathcreJ pots whom Mar
shal Tomploton now nas confined in his cugo
have boon resorting to strange schemes to
avoid working out tbo price of their board
and lodging on the street. Ono of them a
day or two ago tore his clothing in such a
way that ho was obliged to stay m ooors or
cause remark when ho wont on the street.
Another cut his shoos Into strips nnd then
calmly sat inside the jail waiting for a now
pair to grow. The plea of sickness which
was formerly so popular has fallen into dis
use , as the city physician has a way of de
ciding whether the sicicncss Is genuine or
Imaginary. Marshal Tomploton says ho in
tends to nsk the council for an appropriation
lo buv a lot of overalls and play a trick on
the follows.
Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo. river
channel ice. Mulholhind & Co. Tel. 102.
Sold it for nutter.
John Burkctt , a farmer representing him
self as living near Ked Oak , came to the city
yesterday with n wagon load of what was
purported to bo country butter , but which
afterwards tunica out to bo a striking com
pound of lard , suet , kcrosono and other
dainties. Ho succeeded in passing off a lot
of it on a ILowor Broadway grocer ana re-
colvcd a lot of groceries in exchange. As
soon as the grocer took a whiff of the strartgo
conglomeration ho started off for the police
station at a lightning gait. An hour inter
Burkott was rounded up at the police station
with a ctiargo of cheating by falsa urctcusus
entered against him. Ho will have a pre
liminary hearing before Judge McGou this
moraine ; .
Thomas Tostevin , civil engineer and
surveyor , over DoVol'x , 60 i Broadway
finind Jury DUrluirgcil.
The grand Jury made its final report yes
terday afternoon and was discharged until
Juno , when it will reconvene. No indict
ments wore returned , and that fact was not
n greater surprise to anv ono than to the
rroplo who have been on the anxious seat for
ttio past tluoo weeks for fear the result of
the investigations of the Jury would put them
where they did not want lo be. J'ho consequence
quence of the announcement that the grand
Jury hii.l finally adjourned caused many a
long breath of relief to b < 3 drawn.
E. II. Slieafo has money to loan on real
cstato and chattels , Broad wry and Main.
Xn Oroiiuil Inr SiiKplclun.
Mrs. I'jlzadn Willlford , who lived in Volley
township , wis found lying dead in nn outhouse.
The discovery was made by her father , whew
w as visiting her , and as reports has been
circulated among tun neighbors that the
family did noi get along very well together ,
It was decided to liola nu inquest , so as to
settle the question now she mot her death.
I'hyMcims examined the body ana found
that , there was no ground for any suspicion
of foul play , but that she died of heart dis
ease.
_
Swanson Music Co. , Misoalo tomplo.
Deitlli of ClmrltM HiirelmiiMcii ,
Charles Barshausen , a well known resi
dent of thu city , died yesterday afternoon at
'J o'clock at his residence , ! M Benton street ,
aged 52 years. The deceased had been 111
with consumption sluco last December , and
bis death has been looked for for sometime
past. Ho leaves n wife , ono daughter and
two eons. Ho was n member of the Odd
Follows aid Knights of Pythias , mid the
funeral , tbo time of which will bo announced
later , will bo under thu auspices of lacsotwo
societies , _
Jarvis' wild olackborry is the best.
Last night's change of bill at the Boyd
brought Shakesparo'.s oxqulslto forest Idyl ,
"As You Uko It , " and Miss Galo's Ussaliiid
proved the most artistic of her three rolos.
Shu hears the niry moods of comedy with
brighter qraco tnan the woeful lines of emo
tional parts. The conscious effort notlcoaolo
in heavv roles has vanished and given way
to quickened speech and spontaneous action.
There is witchery in her mlle nnd Hosallnd
affords abundant opportunity for the exer
cise of such sorcery. She tits the merry
banter with a aclicuto play of action and
presents a characterization most cay and
winsome. The great bard's genius was su
perior to the mediocrity of the supporting
company and his humor moved the nudlonce
to frequent merriment , aespito u common-
pluuo utterance.
Hcasonl Bcccham Pills act like magic.
Senatorial K
Quito n largo gathering of the mem-
ocrs of the Llvo Issue club mot in
the Unlnger Art gallery last evenIng -
Ing , the occasion beitg tno discussion of
the question : "llosolvi-a , That the United
States Seuatori Bo Klectou by u Direct Veto
of the People. " Mr. ICdward Hoiowator
opened In the anlrnutlve , Mr. William 1 ° .
Baxter presided , and the proceedings worn
of a very animated nature. Amen thoio
who took parLIn the discussion wcio Mr. C.
P. Ilullisrao , Prof. Frank A. Fitzpatrldr ,
Judtre Houowoll , J L. WooUon und Frank
U Weaver. In comnllauco with the request
of the club a moro oxtendeu report of the
proceeding ! will bo published in Tiic Six-
IUY BEU ,
UoWiU'ttiuraaparma u roiublg ,
SIX PEOPLE ON'EACH , CLAIM
I lllfi
Some of the Inconveniences Incident to the
Last Oklahoma Hush ,
THLRE WAS NO BLOO.DSHED IN TIIL RACE
Oootl Orilrr rretiUloil , nnil TlioitRh the
Croud Wits ( In-ill Imtiirlmncrj lllil Not
Occur Tnlc < Irinu lljoltnrsno *
. " 7,1)00 ) I'coplu In lic * New Country ,
KiNorisncit , Okl. . April CO. 'Iho general
rush of colonists Into the Cbo.ronno nnit
Arapnuoc country yesterday \vns remarkable
for the same reasons that the rush Into Okla
homa was noteworthy freedom from trouble
and accidents.
The rioting ropartcd from Guthrlo last
night ns having taken place at the Oklahoma
City Imul olllco diil not occur. The story of
disturbance told by Mtss Connie Sorcnscn
seems to Quvo boon only the oxftRsoratcd
Imaginings of a timorous woman. The sol
diers at noj > laca had any trouble with the
crowd. Itvaj a largo Rathoring nnil acted
ns n check upon Itself. Everyone who has
over soon "boomer rush" know just how It
would bo , and the result proved the absurd
ity of the taU of the probability of bloodshed -
shod , ns was predicted by the tenderfoot cor
respondents. There will bo a great many
contestants. Most of them will bo over
claims on the borJor , THere nro now an
average of six paoplo on every claim along
the Klngtlshor border. Uieh ouo swaars ho
was , the IIMI cm the laud and has witnesses
to prove it.
When the land ofUco was closed last evenIng -
Ing sixty-six sots of papori had been tiled
by c'lilmants. Tba line outsluo had ocen
added to ovcry minute during the afternoon
and when the ofllco closed 3JO claimants
were In lino. They wore all civon numbers
by Marshal Uritnes. They were respected
during the day anil each arrival ns ho took
hl place at the end of U.o line was Riven a
ticker which bore on its face , besides its
number the signature of the marshal , One
hundred and iHtecu lllinci were inailo dur
ing the day and thcro was but llttlo diminu
tion in the number of claimants. No trouble
of a serious nature has occurred.
Chilmt'd by 11 Ncliri sk : > Jinn.
The town stto boomers at Okarcho do not
seem to bo disturbed over the claim by
Pierce , I tic Nour.isunti , that ho has taken up
the to'.vn-stto homestead. The boomers
.staked out the town elto Just the same and
organized a municipal government. C. S.
Cooper , formerly of Colorado , was chosen
mayor , and Jacob Switzer of El Houo town
marshal.
Those who depended on steam to reach the
towii-sltoat the crossing of the Roclt Island
and Choctaw roads had bettor luclc than
these who made the journey to Okarche
In other ways. Trams on totn roads from
both directions reached the town site at just
three minutes after noon. The run was
only hall a mile from the border. The horse
men and pedestrian ? arrived a few minutes
later , and at 1 o'clock ever 1,000 people were
swarming over the slto like ants. The spot
has been named Carlilo Springs , and its occu
pants have chosen a tpivo government.
A messenger from Watonga , the county
scat" of county C , , says thellrst settler
reached thereat 2 : : W o'clock in the after
noon. It was a ride of twcnty-'hreo miles
from the border , and many who started never
got there , having ridden their hordes to
death nt the start. Several good horses ,
worth more than a lot 'in the town , were
killed in the race. There wus no trouble at
Watonga. A temporary city government
was organized last night , and things are run
ning along smoothly today. The town num
bers about 1,000 people.
l'iiulntlo | ill the New County.
The population of the now county is esti
mated at CT.OJO people nearly double the
number which it was expected would , colonize -
nizo the lands. Captain Woodson of the
Fifth cavalry ticuros out the population thU
way : ' 'Twplvo thousand people invaded the
country from the eastern border , 15,000 from
the Cherokee strip line , li.OJO from the wes
tern border and 20,000 from the southern
border. "
All of tbo now county seats hnvo now been
hoard from , more or loss , directly. All are
of the same tenor that their settlement was
peaceably and successfully made. Hundreds
of settlers are coming in ovcry hour , but
noua report any disturbances.
One .Mun Itupurted Klllo.l.
Usiox CITV , Okl , , April 20. A report
comes from nine miles weit of hero that one
man was Hilled in a dispute over a claim
yesterday , but the rumor cannot bo con-
linncd. A number of boomoisarc returning ,
disappointed at not getting claims.
The marriage of Miss Dottle Solljrsohn and
Mr.Vllliani Harris was solemnized last
evening at the Temple of Israel , U'ibbi Rosc-
nau oniclating. The pretty cdlllco of the
Jewish people was crowded with the friends
of the bride and groom , for a wedding in the
syuagOKUo is n rather unusual thinir , the
majority of brides in days past having been
murrioil from their own homos.
At 0 : i0tbc ! hour appointed for the wedding ,
the bridal party entered from the west door
preceded by the ushers , Messrs. Gus Deicho * ,
Julias Moyor. Alex Wcsscl and Hgmund
Landsourg. First cama the nridotmnids and
the groomsmen. Mr. Sam Frank and Miss
Tilliu Harris , Mr. Kaufman and Miss U'oll-
stein , Mr. Phil Uoso and Mi s linnns , Mr.
Fred Seligsohn and Miss A. J-undt , then the
oriUo and groom , followed \ ) ? Mr. and Mr * .
K. Seligsohn. father and mother of the bride ,
Mr. Leopold Harris , father of thu groomand
his daughter-in-law , Mrs. ,1. L. . Harris.
The orchestra , stationed in the gallery of
the church , played the wedding march from
"Lohengiin" as the procession advanced to
the chancel where Rabbi Roscnau performed
the mnrriago ceremony in conformity with
the ancient usages of the Jewish church.
After the ceremony a reception was hold
nt tbo Metropolitan club , followed by a ban
quet.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris will leave toJ&y for
Milwaukee , thnlr future home.
of"
Wof"
W Health for the Baby ,
fi | Pleasure for the Parents ,
New Life for the Old Folks.
THE GREAT
ENTRANCE DRINK
\ ( 'Ms n family nfTuir a requisite
of tlio home. A " 5 rent
jiacltnge innkcs 0 fjallona of
n dollclons , Etronjjlhciilue ,
cfTcrvcscont beverage ,
iPon't to'riflrelvvil If n dealer , for
Mlio luitonf lurirvr | , rolll. tdla you
Gomu&llur l.lnd la " lu&t nnKoo < l"
'ilifalso , Nolmrtalioulatscood
calliOBCQUlao Jliickj' .
MANHOOD
"GAMATIVO , " th
Wonderful Hpanltn
Urninly , l rnld ultU a
V/rltton Cuaronteo
turure ull Kctvoui Ils-
( iui-3. &u.li ai Weak
Mciunry , I/us < .f Ilialu
1'ux er , Ileadachf ,
\Val ifulnciisLcj8tMan
linotl , l.'errauncM , IjiJ-
filmic , all d calm * n < l
BoforoA. After Uso. I' ' si of i iwer if Ilia
I'totograpbed from life ( irmrntlvd Ortaiu In
dlher erz , c.-.ii'id ty
o rr rsrilluil , juutliful I
iseoflMl'ncio. Oiluiii | , 01 itihnuluiitii , uhit h idllmalrly
limllo Jiilliinitjr , ( Vui > uui | > Uoii nnil In iinlli 1'ul up
liiuiutri.leiit tana tn i.irrv In tl.eleU I'mlil. 1'ike
II ft I'luLucc. ' or II fur 15VIIhntrj txinlii Mviilien
written Bnuronteu to euro or refund the
rtionej , Mnl by mall la unjr uililiui. ( Inulurirte
Ui 1'luiu mvf lu | , , Icntloii ililt | , | tr. Ait < l ki ,
UAO.IID CHCUICAL CO. lirHiicli Oir.ce foi I' S A.
3iS Itiulorn Flrcct , CIIH'AOO , II.I ,
FOR SALE IN' OMAHA. NEB. , D ?
Ruhr Is t u. , Co r ISUi 4 I > ouKla > BU.
J A Fuller 4 Co. . Cor , Kth A. DoUKliliEU.
1'aulU , bchneWer , Coaocll UluOi. la.
You SHOULD KNOV/
FACT ,
op CHICAGO MAKE ASoAp
"WHICH HAS HO ECIUAU.
STANDARD QUALITY
A Written Guarantee
to Cure Kvory Caao or
Mc'icy Kcfundod ,
Our euro Is iiermnnrnlimil not ft pilch m up. C.no
trcntoit CTCII jrcnrs njro hivoncvor seen n yniitom |
tlnco. llydc crlbln < cn a fully octn t.-jU jou br
mull , nml we ulvo tlio nno < troij imirnntoa to clira
or ri'duul nil monpy , 'Ilio o who prefer to rome licro
lor treatment cnn ilo o nl wo willpir nitron J firj
n 9 niul hotel bill * while liore , If HO ( nil to cur. )
ctinllrngelhn orl < l forii c Hint our Knjlo
Homeily n 111 not cure , \\rltofor iinrtlciilnri nn I uct
pxlilcn e In ouracTcn yt'nr * | irnitlce with the
.Mnclc Homely It 1ms been mo t iimicutt tu overcome
Iliuprojuitlcos HK.iliist coctllct ! pcdlte . Hut un lor
ourMroiu BU'inmleo ' thoitj.m'ls nro trying Uninl ho
hiKeuro.t. Wecu.iruntuo lo euro or retunl every
dollnr , nn I n wo Imve n rcpuln'lon toprotoct , nl o
llnnntlnl iMcklne of mi.UJUIt Is porfoctlr ssfo t.i nil
who will try Iho Ircntmcnt , Heretofore you Imvo
| iultluiu | ) unJ pnylnz nut your mono ; for illlfcront
treatment * , nnit itltliouiili you .iro not jet enrol in
one has mild back your money. Wo will positively
eureyou , OM , chronic , ileopsentol caui enrol inC )
to'.Diu > M. Invejtljito nur llmnclnl tindlux , our
ipputntlon n business men. Write in for nituos mil
lUldrcsBcaol thee Ue Irivo curol who Imro iztvcn
pcrml lonlo refer to them. It eo ts you onlj post-
npclodo ttil . K jour fymptonu nro > orj ttiront ,
mucous pntilics In mouth , rheumatism In bonei nntl
joints hnlr fnlllni ; out , eruption ! on any pirt o [ Iho
lioily , fceMnjufKenernl ilvprc < li > n , pnlm In heal or
boiiei. Vou hnveno time to wn to. Tlioto ho nro
constantly tuklna meroury niul potn h , should till-
tontinuolt. Constant use of tlic o ilru < s will surely
brim ; fores and catln ; iilcersln thoenl. Dou't full to
write. All correiponUenco scnl ronled la plnln en
velope. We Inv to Ihemoit rlvll Investlt-iiUou and
will do nil In our power to nlJ you In U. Address ,
COOK REMEDY CO. , - Omaha. Neb
FOR MEN
ONLY
8SOO fora ease of I.o T or rttuvfl
liooii , Ounpr.il or N itvolM Dih'LTr. weak
ness of tody or mind. Iho clfeetsof e.rror < oroy-
ccbsehln elder yotin ? tlnl vocannoloure.Vo
cu. iranlco every i-aso or refund pvpry doll ir
Klve d } -b trial treatment SI , full coiirsn " 3.
Perceptible benefits rutllzo.l In three ( lavs.
Ity mall , securely pickol from observation.
L'OOKKE'tUDV UO. ( .IMAKA. Nr.tl
MAfilP rilMAI.i : ln : UL.VTOIt. = nfo mil
IflHUlU Corlaln toi d ly or in iney rofuu'leil.
By mall i. . Soouroly so ilo 1 from observa
tion. COOK KU31EUV Ct. . Omaha. Neb
YOU
SCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CURE
Sever falls lo Rive Instant relict In tha worst
CMOS , anil fJTrrli < - re. uh rc olhcrn full.
Trl > l I'.ttye FHKB of Drucil.u or by Bail.
The Lorpc.t. Fattest nn.l Flnont In Iho World.
L'as cnffcraccomnatilon ! } uncxcellea.
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW.
' '
SSVT VOIJK , CUIIKA'l.TIMl'nnd NAPLESi
AtrcKiilar Intervals.
SALQOH , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE
rates on Inw03ltonuit,1 nnd from the prlnclplo
ocoicn , i au9H , IEISU t ALI. coHinJEMJiL roima.
KscurslontkUeU avallablo to return liy cither the rlc-
tuii'squc Civile ft No-th of Ireland or .Vnplcn & Gibraltar
Drtta it llctc ? OrJora for Any inont at ICTcst Siti : ,
Apply to cny nf our local Apentsorto
UENUKHSUM lIUOTllUItS. C'hloaco , IU.
THE SHOKTBSf LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukea
& St. Paul R'y , as represented
on this map.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vcstibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 6no ; p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH. Gen'l Agent.
C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent.
I'rcT < HiilK It r DIMlot diluting ; Hi i ' .
Penled bids marked "I'ropos.ils for district
trading bonds" will ho receive I at the oflloa of
the elty treasurer , Omaha , Nob. , up lo M
o'clock noon of theUith Uay of April , 130 , ' , for
tlieimruh.iBenf ill..MJ.iUillstilctKr.iillnulMiiiU
of tlio elty of Uniahii , Neb , naid bonds tire
( luted May 1st , IR'J ! , and am pnvablu from ono
to nine yonrs alter ( latu tliuiuof , in ( Innoinlnu-
llonsof JIOO.DJand | VH.UJ ) o.uih , with Intuiustat
tlio r.ite of .1 | ier cent poi atiniim , p tyablo
sciiil-nnnnally , I'-iiU'lti-il an I lnturot p ty-
able at Kouiil/o Uros , New Vork.
* . ( ) , OU.OJ ) of Olailln , ' District No. III.
1,5 0.0) o ( CruUInDlsflnt No. II.
TOU.uiof ( iraillni ; Illstrlet No. H
21,00MHIof limiting DUtrlet No. : > , ' .
Kauh bid must ht.ao price ami amount
boiiKlit for and liioludo 111:01 : neii Inluicst to
( hito of delivery ul Omaha , Nob.
'I lie rlh'lit ib rcborrod to lujuct any and all
lailh.
Issued under t-hartor power of eltlosot the
mcliopolltan eluss anil Ordiuuncu No. VJfd ,
uuprovud March Kill , Is'J. .
IIENUV IIULI.N ,
> lcli'.VHl3Utii. CtiyTroa s > iiror.
I'riiponaU for I'libllo Library Iiull < llii Hoiuls
Kcalud bids n.arkuU proposals for publlo
library buililln ? bonds will be rucniveil at the
( jlllco of thoelty treasurer. Omaha. Neb. , up to
I''o'elo.'U noon of thu aih day of April , I ' . > , ' .
for Hie puieliasu nf J 101,00)1(1 ) ( puhllu llurary
liulldln , ' lionUs of ihu elty of Omiih.i , Nub. ,
diiie.l May 1st , IbOJ. und p lyahlo yean after
date , Intorcsiut the i.uo of 5 per cunt pur an
num , payable huml-aiiniiiilly. I'rlnulpal and
InteieBt puyalilu at KounUo Bros , New Vork.
Kiiuli old must Ktate price unil amount
Koiiuht for and Include ueuriie4 Interujt to
dale of dull vury .it Omaha , Neb.
Tlio rljjlit In reserved lo reject uny and all
hlils.
Ihhtied under charter power of cities of Die
mt'lropolllun ulasv , arid ordinance No.Vs'p ,
upprovud Muruh lull. Inrj.
I1KNUV 1101.LN ,
in''i' lltM ! City TroiiRuror.
NOTICE TO PHOPEIITV OWNHKS ,
AGENTS AND LESSEES.
fu pursuance of Oralnance Nn , U8. ! ri-uulr-
Jni wnlt-raml as connucllnni lo lie made lo
and within the curb lines on ITth htrt-ut from
iliirnoy street tu hi Mary'n avoiino wlinln
htri'el Iniuroveinentdistilcl No. 451 , In thu city
nf OiiiHhu , you are hereby notilled to make all
necissirv : coiiiiuctlons with water uiid k'as
inalna or litler.i8 ! , and lo complete such \\ork
In uccorduni'o with said oruln mt'ii , within
fourteen days from April 1'Jtli ' , ib'JV ' , ad It Is thu
purpose to Improve i > alil NlrueL
Dated at Omaiia. Nrb , thlHluih dayot April ,
lyjl. I' , W. lUUKIIAUSPC.
Clialrmaii Uoard of i'ubiluVorks
' ' ' '
ul'J-'JJ--'l
13UOl'0 AI.S POU INDIAN Sri'IM.ir.S AND
l iranspuitat nn. Department of the Inter-
or. oilicu of Indliin AiTitlrs Wmlmicton
April 1 , I".U. Healed propoi iN. cndorsetl "I'm-
posals for llcef , ( bids ( or brut must bo submit
ted In souarato cmuiopesi. llaeon , I'lour.
CiothliiK or Tr.in iort.illoii. etc. , " ( as the case
iniv be ) , and dlrveted to the Uommlsslonor of
lmlliiiiAn.ilM.Nos 05 anil l > 7 Woostcr struct.
New Vork. will bo rccolxud until I u in < > f
Tuesday , May a , 1"V. ! , for furnishing for tbo
Indian MTV re nbout TOl.dii ) iionnds lineon ,
: i' . O'.I'OO ' pounds bpef on III" hoof , ' . ' .Wnl.OOJ
liouiuls nt't lieof , I.'II.OJJ piinndB Hcui' ; < , TO.OOJ
jimimlsb.ikliiR iHiwdcr. t'i'POOJ : poiimU corn ,
filO.O U poiinds eollee. P.OJll. in ) pounds Hour ,
Tt'.O ' Otidiin Is feed. 0" > . 01 poiiuils hard broad.
40 , IM ponmis lioinlny.IU.O'O pounds lard'M li.ir-
i > is mess pork , 15.11)1 ) pounds oatnieil , OTO.OOJ
Hounds oit , II ' ,0'i ' i pounds rleo. SJ.n 0 pounds
tea , 150,0 0 pounds co irso salt. I'.M.O } ) poiiuils
line "salt , "iii.UOJ pounds soap , I.OIO.tKU Hounds
susar. and I.'IMKU pounds wheat. Also , blank-
otH , woolen an I ootton iroods , ( conslsllni ; In
pailof Itcklne , I.'MUO yirdsj standar.l ualloo ,
UI.UOI yards ; drlllln : 111,000 jards ; dnek , free
from alt slzln ? , : ,000 yards ; ( lontn ! , 10.003
A arils ; ulti liams , iKKiK)0 ) yards ; Kentucky
jeans , ? , . " > Oyards ; clun lot. .S.OJO ynrds ; blown
shuetliiB. i'40.001 ' yards ; bleiehed shouting ,
H.OJI yii rds ; hickory Mill ting , UM.IOO yards ;
calico shlrllnp , (1,0 ( K ) yarJs ) : clothing , Rroeer-
les , notions , hardware , medical supplies ,
school book * , etc. , mill n lonjr list of uilscul-
lanoousartlclos. such as Imrnoss , plows , r.iKos
forks utc. , and for about 5IJ vNa ons roiinlrcd
for Ihu torvlcv. to be dullvoreu at I'lileaTO ,
Kansas City and tloux Oily. Also tor such
waconsas innvbe rocpnred , adaplod to the
climate of the 1'aclllc co'ist. with ( . 'allfornla
brakes , delivered at han Pranclsco. A'so '
transportation for such ot the artlelcs , 'oods
and hiippllos that may not bo contracted forte
to bcbullxcrod nt iho.i onclus. lluls must nu
maduoul on coxornmeul blanks , i-ehodulob
Rliowlns the kinds and quantities of sutisis-
lcniosupplies ; repaired for each aeuney and
f-rhool , and the kinds andi ) lantltles In crn-s ,
of all ollior cooiU and arllclos , lo other with
blank jiroposals. eoi.uit'ons ' lobe lobservod 1 > y
biilderN tlmo anil place nf dullvury , terms of
lontraet and payment , Irai.sportatlnn routes
and all other noiossary iiistriid'ons ' will be
furnlsluid iijion applleatIon lo thu Indlin Of-
llco in Washington , or Nos. fi" > nnd ( > \Voostor
street. Now Vork : the Commlss irlcs of Sub
sistence , IT. S. A. at Cheyenne , Cntea o ,
LcaNcnwortli , Umalia , Saint l.ouls. Saint Paul ,
iiml hun I'mnelscu ; the I'ostmastors att-lout
City. Iowa ; Vauklon. t-outli Dakota ; ArUin-
sasUlty , Culdv.e.l , Tnpcka and U'lehita , Kan
sas , and Tuscon , Ail/ona. The rl ht Is ic-
heived by thenovoriimenttorejoft any and all
bld-.or any parl of any bid , and these propos -
s ilsare In vileI niidi'r piovlso that appt opt la-
lion shall bo made foi Iho supplies by eon-
press , lllds will beouenud ul the hour and
day abovostatod , and bidders are Invited to
be present tit the oponln ; ; . Certified chocks1.
All bids must he .tccompinlcd by certllled
chocks ordiafts nnon some Unite I bt'itcs lu-
nository or the Kirst Na'.lonal llauk of San
rranelsco , C.il. , for at least IIvo per cent of
'
thoamoiinlof ihu piopoaal. T. J. 'MOItliAN.
Commrssloncr. A'd''ltm
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
Scaled proposals will bo received by thh
undersigned until 1 : 0 o'clock p. m , , April L'tn ' ,
1" ! . ' . for the following kinds of paving nio-
leru 1.lz :
sheet nsplialtum.
Sioux Knlls or other cranlto.
Wlutc Colorado s iiulstonu.
1'od Co or.ido sandstone.
\Voodrott , Kansis , stone.
Vltrllled urlcit.
And brick blocks , all accord'ns In specifica
tions.
1'or repavlns Lcavcnworth street from the
west line jf M.Mccnth sticcl to the nest line
of Twenty-ninth avenue In the city of Omalin ,
cnmpr'scd In Street Inipiovoment District No.
147 , onlered lmpro\ed by ordinance No. IlJIil.
llaeli Old to specify a price per squ'iro yard
for thu rep.ivlnc complete In the street.
\Vor.c to bo none In ao'ordaneu ullh plans
nnd spcellle itlnns on llio In the ofllco of the
Hoard of Public Works.
Kneh pronosal to bciiri'Icon nrlnted blan'cs
fuinlMic 1 by Iho boird and to bo accompanied
by a certified check In llio sum nf fill ) , iiaytiblo
lo the city of Omalni , as an evidence of Kood
fulili.
Tbo hoard will aw.nd the contract for the
dllTriont kinds of material hiililecl to ( lie se
lection nf t lie mateilal br the pionort vow tiers
01 mayor n nil elty council.
'Ihu board ie erv ( > < tlio light to reject any
or all bids and to waive defects.
I' . W. HllUCllArsHK ,
Chairman Ito 'id of I'nbllo Vr'oi ks.
Omaha. Nub. , April llth , IK ) . ' .
April H-l.V.'l-2.
NOTICE TO SMLKCT MATERIAL
FOR PAVING ,
To thu ownois of lols and 1 mil frontlirz up
on blreot Impiovumi'iit < IUtrlcta niimbuiud
and described as follows :
No. 411. ITth street from llarnoy street to
Si. Marv's avonnu.
No , | j | . The alloy from Slml stioet to 2llh
Etieel , In I'aulsjn's.ulililloii.
No. 4Yi 1'ltli ' stiout fiom l''arnam sliect to
Hiiinev street.
Nn 40 > : Mli street fiom Iho south line of
I'opplcton avenue to the north line of Wool-
wotrh avenue
No 4'i7. Davenport struct , from 24th street
to2.ith streol. In tlio ellv of Om ilia , and hiiti-
Ject to : iS30sbmuiil for thu u i\lns and iepjv-
lir.-of thu same.
Vou are hereby nnlldo.l In pursuance of or-
dlnanei-M Nos. U IX , uUJ'l ' and .Mil , passed and
appioveJ April llth , In' ' ) . ' , lo'olucl und detor-
mlno upon llio kind of in iturlal lo be used In
navlns said Imprinomunt dlstilcts , nn or be-
foru May llth , IsJ. , or the elty council will dc-
lormlnusiUt nriturlal.
Dated at Omaha , llilH lOtlidav nf April , Is-J , ' .
I'V. . HlltKIIAIIi-ICIt ,
Chairman of the Hoard of I'nOlle Works.
AI'J-20-21.
NOTICE TO PROPKflY OWNERS
AGKNT.S AND LESSEES.
In pursmneo of ordinance No , : wS | , requir
ing su\\orcoiiiiu < lions to bum uloto and with
in Ihu curb lines on 17th Htiout from liarney
fllrout to Hi Mary's avcnuu. wllhln slrcol lin-
provumonl district N , > . 451. In the elty of
Omaha , jou aril liuroby notified to maku nil
necessary connections wuh sewer iniiln or
lattcral , In .icuirdancu with s ild ordlnaiiL'e ,
and to complotu stieh work within fuiirluon
diiys from April IIHh , iwi. ' , as It Is thu purpose
to pave ihu sticul In said district.
You aio horuby ordered Ui miku the neces
sary nuutfr uonnuctlons within thu time Kiiuel-
lloilln this notice , or thus.inio will bu made by
Ihu city aiithurltlua , and the cnal ihurenf ua-
sesiu I u aliiht thu propurty oppoaltu the
Maine and specially bunullltod thoiubv.
Dated ul Omaliiu Nub. this I'lili ' day of
April. IsOJ. I' . W. IIIKKIIAIJSKlt ,
Chairman of the Iloaid of I1 u bile Works.
All-- ) 1.
PROPOSALS l-'OR hBWKU IJONDrf
hoalrd blln ( marked 1'ropus lU for Suwu
Ilondu will bu niT'oivod at thu olli.'eof thu u y
treasurer of the city nf Omaha. .Nub. , up ijo
o'clock , noon , of thu "Jlh day of April , 18 ci , or
the pin chase of t.VJ.'lw.O ' ) bitwor I'omU of the
city of Om-iba. Nou. , dated M ly Ut. ISO,1 , p iy-
able2Jyu.i lifter diitt. Interest 5 pur cunt
puranniim , p.iyab.o huml-annii illy. I'rlnul-
pal and Interoitpaynb'u al Kountzu llros
New Vork. Denomination of ooniU. I'.UOJ.'JJ '
encli. Kncli bid must blnto price and amount
sought for atrl Include aucrnuil Interest up to
datu nf delivery at Omaha , Nut ) . The rleht If
reserved tn i eject uny and all bliU. Issued
iindui clmrlur uowur of cltlo.-tnf the metro-
polltan flans and orjiiianco Nn.711 , annrovud
March . : ! . 1KJJ. HKNKV 1IOIJ..N' ,
M.djtM : : | City Tieasnrer.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING flONDS ,
hoaloil olils marked pronua.iN for pivin.
bonds will be received al thu ulllcu nf Ihu oily
uiMuurur of Omalm , Nub. , up lo I' . ' o'clock
noon of thu 'Jith il'iy of April , Ibj.i. for the
purchase of t O.UXIOU Duvlir.- bonds nt the city
of Omalm. Nub , dated M ay I , Ib'l. ' , piyalilo
My ears after date , lntcie.it fi per cent pur
aniinni , payable soml-annuallyt principal and
Interest payable al lumnt/u Ilioi , Now Vork
Dunominallon of boniU. f I , DJ ( M uich. Kncli
hid must hlato prh'o un 1 amount sought for
und Inciiulo accrno 1 Intel cut lo datu uf deliv
ery at Omalm. Nub. Thu r glit ll reserved U )
reject Htiv and ull hldH Issued under cbartcr
power of cllii'b of metrotiolHun class and
ordinance No..liDV , uuurovoii Maryli - : ( , inri.
1IKNKY IIOI.I.N ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL DLUFF3.
IiH ) IOWA firing for silp. Improved tlU arms
In Harrison vomit jr. Jhi.ro nor norm I' . ' lucres
Improved , iiJ.Mi ( 8J aero . Jli.OA Tor bar * Utis
In ( own HIM Npbraskn farms cull on or wrilo
to.loliiKon & V in 1'atten. Council Illulfo
IflOK * AU : OK K.Xt'll ANH-OlVy : mil fnrm
L proper ! v. I. II. Slm.ifo , H'wny iiml Main.
Oil UKN-D.oillniiliixir pirn < if Urn
- Ifliy. . V II. SliiNifo , llroulwixy niul Mnlii.
SAI.K-Aeroiso noir elty iul.tptu.1 for
J- fruit and uardiin i > urm os. K. II Slic.ifo ,
Hroulwav nnd Main streets.
SjTUA YiU : or sto'rn April 2 , two nhltw pup
k'liles. oiu < with IH ick , tlio ether w Hi yel
loMlshi'.ir . I'tiidor rniurn lo Mrs. K IMnard ,
Transfer Moi-k Yards holol , ami receive re-
\\rvrd.
VJTi'lSttI2 inn ] fotninUslon-Stovos. furnU
I'turo etc , stored and sold on ( omiiilsMon at
lo\\ost rue . li. Klnnolian. 'CO llroiulw.iy
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W. PAN6LE
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Tiio Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Ksperlcntc.
lU5Amu : op insnASr.s or MKN ANU
WOJIIN. : ruoruinron OP THU
\VOHM > 'S 1IKKHAI. HISl'CN-
SAUV or MKDICIM : .
lireat the following Disoasts :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , nnd Lungs ; DIl-
cnscsof the Kjcnnd liar , Kits and Apoplexy , lleurt
Dlocaso , I.tver Connilalut. Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Dopros-
olon , Loss of Mnnhood , Seminal
Weakness , ninbcte.IlriBht a IM'Ciuc. St Vllus *
l > ancc. Ithomniitlsm , 1'nralysls. White Swelling.
Bcrofuln , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the knlfo or drawlns n drop of
blood. Wompn with her delicate orcatis re-
Blorcu to health. Drojisy cured without tapping.
Special Attention given to prlvato
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
SBO to 850O forfeit for nny Voncrcal Dis
ease I cannot euro without mercury.
Tape Worms removed In two or thrco hours , or no
pay. II morrholds or I'llea cnriil.
THOSI : wno Aim API'MCTED
Will cave life and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or usltii ;
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlio only Pliyitlctnn who can toll \vlnit nlj
n person \\lthout mtUIng n < i ic3llin.
All correspondenceBlrlcllvoonmicntlnl. ModlclUO
scut by express. Address all letters to
G. W. PANGL.E , M D. ,
BVi r.roid uy. Council HlulTs , In.
INSTITUTE.
lye & Ear
INF RMARY
FOli THIS
TREATMENT
OF ALL
lies ! ficiltic9 , Himr.ilns | | nnd Ko nolie )
for successful treatment of every form
of dlsesisu reiiulrlu ; niodleal or
surgical treatini.'nt ,
50 beds fur patients bo ml niiJ iittomlanco.
lle t aofoniuJutiuns In thu weit.
Write for elrotilars on dcfnrniit n . \
bricos trusses , club foot , eurv.iluroj of s ln s
lilies , tumors , c nicer , cat irrh. bronuhlt , In-
lialHilon.u L-eir'clly , pinlysls , oiilleiny , klit
ney , b uiltlur. eye. our , bkln an I bloo I anil all
n | ) ( < ratons. !
flD WnKD'fl A si'KOl VI.TV.
Ut WUlllbH llooknnnumiMof
Women ruilli. Wo liavulutoly nd li' 1 i ly iu-
In < lei | irinient for \voinun ( luriri.conllii'Miicut. .
-trlelly in.ite.l Un1 v 'Uoilablo JIcdlo.il lu-
ttilnlu mailing a .Spoei ilty ot
PHI VATIi UISl'JA.SKS
A I It oed DJstj.tsas huuco ( iily ! troatol.
t-juhUtlo 1'nUon removed from Ino hyitom
\\ltliout nu'ieury New itostor.itlva iroat-
ineni fur Loss ot VITA I. I'OWKIL I'ursons mi-
ublu 10 vis t in mav bo treated at homo by
imre DDii enee. All coniiiiuiile.itlons conli-
tleiillal. Mu 1 L-lnns or InslrinncnH sent l y
in.i I 01 express scuniuly p.iekeil , no in in < * U >
lint cnlo t'ontuntsor si'iuler. One per'-nnal ln-
tery i > jirufcrro I. Call anil ennsnlt us or sonct
hlstoiy of your cube , iiiulo will bund In plala
wrapiior. our
pnnif Tn MPN V FKvmi \ iTiv.ito ,
DUUrt IU MCIV , bpl,0ui | ( ) r Nmvuu * | ) H.
c.'KPi , Tinpiitciioy. Svphllla , Qluut nn t Vaileo-
i-i ! p , with ( | iin t on list.
llr.iccAiiiillanoes for Oeformllles & Trnsoi
Only iiiiiniif ictory In tlio Weilof ttiitH.H -
I'l i Al'l'i.l \Cd.s , 2'ilUa.it.li , Kl.iXJl'illU
ll.l Tl'hll I , S A N It JS rt///A.
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
26th and Broa iway , Co-noil BluTj.
Ten inlniiti's'ildo from euntor of I'm ' vli \ on
Omaha ami ( . ' ninoll lllutli ulUL'triu motor line.
THE GRAND H3FEL ,
Counill Bluff i , lown.
Now , inodcri ) , woll-fipDoiiitoil , thor
oughly woll-kcpt , SJ a day
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
W. C. ESTBP ,
I.intnr HnillfllT
llJilll
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14 H. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Chas. Lunkley ,
I'miri'iil Director niul I'mlortii'ic '
311 Uroadwuy , Council HlulTs.
i. 111 > i\ \ <
CITIZENS STATE BANKer
or Council lllulU
Oapltil stcoc
burplus anll'roilu ,
Net Capital an ) Hurplili
Director * I.I ) KJ uualioi , K. I. * m < ir. K J ,
Clfaiini , H K lUrt , 1. \ . MlllJf. J Y llluj'liul
undCliurlui U HHIIOUII Tr.ins iclfuneral utnU *
Ini ; btiuiiioss. l.-ir est capll.U and niirplnsof
any tank In uulhwuslurn Iowa.
IsTBREST ON TIM 13 DEI O3IT3