THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt [ FRIDAY , JUNE 24 , 1892.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL DLUFFa
OFFICE : - NO. 12 I'EAUL STREET.
ttlhcifrt Ij Carrier to nny pattof tha Cltr
II. W. TILTON. - MANAGER
Himlncsn Office. No 41
KdUor
MlAUJt MHXTWX.
N V. Plumbing Co.
Boitou store for dry goodi.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. ,
Arc you poinn to the Cbautauquat If you
look over the program you will s y "y6s. "
Prof. Torrons l pcttlnz the children's
chorus lu excellent condition for Chitutau-
qun ,
William 1C. Jones nnd MUs Frances Grls-
weld , botn of Uos Molno * , were mitrrlocl yes-
tcrilny afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence
of George Urlswold , ml Uuzol ttrcot , Hov.
O. W. Crofts bfflclathiR.
Wilbur Campbell , a son of the county
clerK , rnn a foot race with u vomits man
named Hart of Klngslny , \vodnosday ,
for a purse of $ .YK ) . Campbell won tbo race
by seven toot , but the Htaltcholdori ro'utod
to turn the money over to him.
Marrlngo licenses wore Isnucil yesterday to
the following parties ; William 1C , Jones nnd
Frances Urlswold of DCS Moltics , Phil M.
Council of Spauldlng , Nob. , nnd Maud 1C.
Atkinson of Hlocktown , la. ; James Lundoan
mid Mny Wultlno of Council Bluffs.
LawlsVohrll , -who wa hurt on the motor
bridge In the accident of a couple of wuclcs
nffo , died last night ut 10iO : : o'cioclc of blood
poltonlng , unused by the intornnl Injuries ho
iccclvcd at thnt tltno. It has not boon
learned yet whether on liujuost will be hold.
The Chautuuquu management has not been
uparln ? of Its money , but nas secured nt
prcat cost the best attractions of the sonson.
If such n program does not uauso the great
amphitheater to bo crowded dally It will bo
because the dear pconlo don't know n good
thine when they have It.
R. 11. Iluntlnirton , who drives the lire
chiefs rig , cnuuht a wheel In the motor truck
at the corner of Broadway and ( jlen avenue
while making n run to n IhoNc > lncsday
afternoon and was thrown out , lauding un
derneath Iho vehicle. Ho was dragged some
distance , but escaped without Injuries fur
ther than a few bad scratches and brulsos.
* v The Ural ball game of the season at the
Driving pal U will bo played , between tbo
Allilctics of Omaha anu the Bluffs club Sun
day afternoon. The club ? nro composed
of the following plnvors : Council 13luffs
llurdln , Applcby , Mitts , Tunisia , Arnold ,
Oliver , vundonrjurir , Ntcoll , Lovall or
Cumtmngs. Athletics McCann , Clark ,
llrady , Hcncboy , Hammond , Sago , Strong ,
Coffey , Tlchnor or Mellvuino.
Tbo running of trains Into Council Bluffs
wns pretly much demoralized yesterday by
washouts nnd wrccxs at different points.
The Northwestern luornlng trains were de
layed by a washout near Cedar Rapids that
inn Jo them all five hours late. A wreck was
reported on the Milwaukee thai prevented
the trains from arriving until 9 o'clock last
evening. Where tbo trouble was could not
bo.learnea at tbo oftlce ot tbo company In
this city , as no ofllclul report was received.
il Is bellovcd , however , th.it It was In till-
, nols. A wreck also took pmco at Casey tbat
kept Iho Ruck liland trains out until 5
o'clock this afternoon.
The Ninth district convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance union"
opened yesterday afternoon ut ihc Hroadway
" \ . , Methodist church , but owing to the fulluro
of the trains to urrlvo on bchcdulo time thu
number of delegates from other towns was
bmall. A largo number are oxpoctcd to
arrive lodiy. No morning session was hold ,
the convention opening In tbo afternoon.
Mrs. M. J. Aldrlcb of Cedar Rapids spoke on
the subject of district and county work la
the afternoon and Miss Mary Sims read an
Interesting paper on ' Temperance in Public
Schools. " Mrs. R. M. Oshorno also deliv
ered a line address on the pubjoct of "Our
Girl * . " In Iho evening Mrs. Aldrich again
spoxo la an interesting manner to a f air
shed audience. Tbo meetings will bo con
tinued again today , Iho sessions beginning at
0 a. m. . lH : ) p. in. and 8 o'clock.
Do Witt'n Sarsaparcia cleanses the blood ,
Increases the nppotlt and ton03 up the sys
torn. It has bonoflttoa many pooplowho
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
help you.
U.MHKII.I.V SAM : SATUISDAY
At the Ilimton Store , Council IlluIlM , In ,
Special pnriiBol nnd sun utnbrellii snlo
for SATUHOAY ONLY :
All our * 2.00sun umbrollns for 81.50.
All our $2.23 HUH umbrollus for $1.0 , " ) .
All our $2.60 anu $3.00 Bun umbrollns
for $2 00. *
All our fancy stripes , plaids and shot
silks nt nctunl cost ,
FOH SATURDAY ONLY ,
BOSTON STORE ,
Pothoringhain , Whltoluw & Co. ,
Council Dlulla , la.
Roitor , thotillor,3lO BroUwiy. ha ?
nil the latest styles and noweat goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
( Iriinil IIotAl , Council IlInlK.
Special ri\\K3 to laniilles for the sum
mer. Largo rooms fuclng the parlc.
iin.iait.ifJis.
A. T. Fllcklneer nnd family returned last
evening from an oxtonslvo western tour.
Mr. und Mrs. l < \ 1C. Ulllllnnd loiivc today
for u week's visit with friends in Axloll ,
linn.
J. B. Walker nnd wlfo of Helena , Mont , ,
nro in tbo city , guests of J , M. Lana of the
MilwauKco.
Mr. J. L. Wells of Denver Is sncnalngn few
days among his old friends hero. Ho Is a
thorough ! oxpor In mining nnd bus for sev
eral years past bcon looking nf lor the inter-
cstn of many in this city and vicinity who
have properties wosl.
Do Witt's Sarsaparilla U reliable.
Hot weather prices in picture frames
at Rilov & Shorradon's art etoro.
Trains lonvo Matmwa daily at 8 and 10
n. in. , 12 in. , and 1 , 2 , 2H : : ) , ! l , 8:30. : 4 ,
4)0 : : ) , 0 , 0 : : ) , 0 , 0iO. : ! 7 , 750 : ! , 8 , 8:30 : , K ,
9U : : ) , JO , 10:150 : , 11 and 11:55 : p. in. The
11:65 : train will muko connection .with
the last olcotrio motor ui.r for Omaha
The Woman's Relief corps will glvo
Buppor Saturday night , Juno 25 , nt
Mulliu'old stand , opposite Ogden lioubo.
Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock for loc.
Ice cream and calco the rest of the even
ing.
rrepnrlni ; fur tliu Fourth.
The Uuautuuqim management received
word yesterday from the bands of Avocu ; nnd
Shelby announcing that tbey nro making ar
rangements to bo born on tbo Fourth to take
port In the baud contest , which Is to take
plnco for three prlioa of $100 , { .w and $ 'J5 ' re-
pouttvcly. Tbo laities' drum corps of Oakland -
land will bo present , nnil In fact the wbolo
town of Onblnnd U looked for , as il has been
Occldod not to hnvo the customary celebration
tbcro tills year in order ihut nil who want to
nmy attend the exorcises at the Twin City
Chnmauqiin. From the present Indications
tbe Fnurtli will be ono of tbo greatest days
of thu wbolo season , and largo dclocaiions
nro expected from all the towns within a
radius of 1UU miles ,
DoWltt's Sar < apulla ) aauror , < suon to I
oim as ecrofula , aitin iluom , iuua : , rluu
matiiui. lu tloijlv-u3 ivo ( m my liv o.i.
International Cure association rooms
nro in itniiox to Grand hotel , 620 First
nvenuc , Council BlulTa , lu. For euro of
uleuhol und opium dlsoaso.
flreut Clearing Sale ,
. Of carpets , curtains , oto. Until July
16 wortll sell nil citrpots , curtains ,
ruga , Jnpancbo und Chinese mattings at
cost. Council UlulTs Carpet company.
Dr. Chamborlatn , eye. oar. throat
catarrh. Shugart blocit , Council muffs
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Potlawattamia Oounty Rapubllcans Declare
Emphatically Against Prohibition.
THEY WILL WORK FOR HIGH LICENSE
Delegates to tlia Vonvrntloni Go Unliu
itructcil Colonel D.tlly Ulict Ills
Vlonn mi Interesting Topic >
Detain ot the Meeting.
Tao republican county convention was
hunt yesterday In the superior court room.
The tlmo nnnouncod for Its opining was 11
o'clocic , when It was expected that the tem
porary organization would bo effected so
that the afternoon session might be devoted
to the main business of Clio convention , But
owing to serious wrecks on both the Hock
Island und Milwaukee railways the delega
tions from a part of the county h.id not
arrived. Chairman iluzcllon of the
county ccntr.il committee calloJ the
convention to order and stated the
dllllculty , when It was decided to post
pone all action until U p. in. In order to give
the absent delegations n chjnco to arrive.
When Iho convention was again called to
ordur It was found thnt the Mlndon , Noola
nnd Underwood delegations had managed to
bo present by driving across the country.
Tue Walnut and Avoca delegations , and a
part of the Carson , had found that tuoy
would bo unublo to eel in before 5 p , in. and
had decided to go bade their homes.
O. L. Wilkinson of Neola and E. J. Abbott
of Couni-11 JilulTj wcro appointed temporary
chairman and temporary secretary. The
following commlUcci were appointed :
Credentials A. II. Keller , U S. Fields ,
U. T. Ward , B. W. Ulgbt , J. B. Matlouk , K.
Cumpboll.
I'crmanoht Orpnnizotlon Oeoreu Ilolton ,
lU. . Wcolis , Jncoo Ilimson , W. C. Van
Pelt , Thcodoro Uuittar , E. L. Shugart.
Husolutlons George Putnam , Prank
tihlnn , R Marti , C. U. Suundors , C. M. Hurl ,
J. M , Galvln.
Delegates Alex Oslor , S. M. Johnson , W.
E. Kcmlngton , William Arnd , U. M. Uould ,
J. M. Putlorsou.
Mr. Shiigiirt's Idcn.
E. L. Shugart mixuo a" motion that nil who
might bo chosen delegates be given to under
stand at tba start that they would bo .ex
pected to votu In accordance with the In
structions that would bo given them with
reference to Pottawattamlo's candidates lor
railway commissioner and for congress. E.
E. Hart stated that Hon. Spencer Smith ,
railway commissioner , preferred that no in
structions should bo glvon the delegates so
far as ho was concerned , as It might appear
that bo was afraid of his chances tor endorse
ment br the state at large. A resolution
endorsing bis con no , however , would bo ac
. ' motion * declared
ceptable. Shugart's was flnally
clared out of order , ns the convention was
not yet permanently organized.
M. E. Meyers called the attention of the
committee to the fact that some of the coun
try districts wcro not represented'mill nslied
that particular attention bo paid to them in
making the selection of the delegates. Ills
remarks were greeted with applause.
Tbo report of the committee on credentials
nnd the report of the committee on perma
nent organization , recommending that the
temporary organization bo made porrmuicnt ,
were made nnd adopted. Tbo committee on
resolutions reported the following resolu
tions , which were adopted with applause :
\\o , the republicans of I'ottawnttamto
countyIowa , Inconventlon assomb ed.resolve ,
I'lrst , That wo uiulorsu the prlnclp us an-
mninuod In the national and state platformsot
the republican party adopted In the iccent
conventions at Mlnnoanolls and DCS Motnes.
ScoonJ , Tlrit we eordlillv r.itlfy und en
dorse the nominations of Harrison and Reid
and pledzo to them our enthusiastic support.
Third. That no again express our esteem for
and cimlldonco In the public tttid private rec
ord of Hon. Spencer Smith and cordially com
mend him to the rctmblluan state convention
to bu hold In Des Molnes on the 'JOth.
While the convention was waiting for the
report ot tbo commltteo on delegates , C. M.
liar ! was called for and responded in an elo
quent speech. John Lindt was called for ,
but stated that ho was saving bis volco for
the tlmo to come when ho should ascend tbo
stump , but that when that time came ho
would do all the talking anyone could ask.
Dr. O. W. Gordon , H. A. Smith , C. G.
Sounders and A. S. Hazelton made speeches
in which the brilliancy and purity of the ad
ministration were warmly eulogized. The
following w ro selected as members of the
central committee for the coming year ,
ono committccman from each township :
Luyton township , T. U. Bardsloy ; Knox ,
Iloscoc Barton ; Pleasant , J. N. Frum ; Val
ley , A. M. Huff ; Lincoln , J. I. . . Fleming ;
Center , J. L. Phillips : Macedonia , T. J.
YOUPR ; Waveland , C. M. Potter ; Wright ,
William Morford ; Urovo , G. M. Putnam ;
James , F. M. Applogato ; Carson ,
U S. Campbell ; Silver Creek , W. P.
Uluwiddic ; Hclunap , William Lyraan ;
Washington , J. II. Turner ; Hockford , Al
Frazlor ; Neola , G. L. Wltuinson ; lla/.oi
Dell , Jacob Hanscn ; Bloomer , L. II. Axtell ;
Mlnden , F. Marti ; Nor.valk , E. D. Fisher ;
Kane , First , E. J. Abbott ; Kane , Third ,
L. A. Gray ; Lewis , J. II. Page ; Kane , Sec
ond. Thcodoro Gulttar ; Kane , Sixth , J. F.
Wlilto ; Crescent , J. U. Mullock ; Garner ,
A. R Chntterbuck ; Kauo. outside , O. J.
KmUh ; Kane , Fojrth , F. H. Warren ; Keg
Creek. C. T. Ilonlov ; Kiltie , Fifth , J. W.
Strong ; Hardlu , A. J. Chambers.
OppoHuit to Prohibition.
John Lindt offered the following resolu
tion :
lie It resolved by the republicans of 1'otta-
\\iiUunilocouolv assembled In county con- '
ventlon , JnnoV.I. Ib'J. ' , That wu Instruct our
delegates to the ht'ito convention to ilee all
honorable means to gut a resolution Into llto
platform favoring high license or loual option.
A rising vole uat taken on the resolution
and it was adopted by a small majority.
A. S. Hazolton wa * nominated for re
election to the chairmanship of the county
central committee. Mr. Huzclton begged oil
on account of lack of tlmo and was llnally.
'
released after a unanimous vote In favor o'f
bit ro election had been taken. Ernest E.
Hart was elected to 1111 the vacancy , with
Mr. Huzclton as assistant.
By this time the couunltteo on delegates
bad Unlshcd Its work. Tbo following Is a
list of the delegates chosen for the various
conventions :
State Convention at Dos Molnos , Juno 29.
J. B. Blake , O. M. Bruco. D. K. Barker , S.
II. Pas.siucru , Dr. S. M. Johnson. James
HuntcK Henry Coffoen , Dr. O. W. Gordon ,
J. C. Mitchell , C. A. Kced , G. W. Strong , L.
E. Bridonstein , John Lindt , E. U. Fon'da , A.
C. HardingV. . F. Dakar. E. L. Sbugart , F.
E. Gillltond , G. M. Gould , O. Vlon.
Congressional Convention at Atlantic , July
1U G , A. Spauldlng , II. V. Bnttoy , G. M.
Putnam , Alex Oslor , Klmcr Smith , Frank
Stilnn , Perry Kearney , G. L. Wlllilnson ,
William II. 'Kllpack , C. O. Suundnrs , E. U.
Baldy , G. F. Smith , J. B. Unes'jucli , James
Patterson , C. M. Hurl , F. S. Thomas , John
Lindt , Charles Haulay , Paul Besoloy , L. S.
Field.
Judicial Convention at GlonwoodJuly 21
T. J. Young , C. H. Converse , D. C. Bloomer ,
Jacob Sims , M. H. Chumborlin , James Me-
Cobc , A. T. FIlcKlngor. A. S. Hn elton , L.
A. Gray. L. G. Knotts. J , D. Kout , George
Carson , J. B. Mullock , B.V. . Higbt , T. U.
Bardsloy , Frank Tumor , B. Harcourt ,
Hrusmus Campbell , H. A. Uniltb , K.
Walxor.
Ualogntcs ( lo Unliistriicted.
At this juncture Captain U. W. Might pre
sented a roiolutlon Instructing the delegates
to use all hoDorablo means to secure tbo
nomination of Colonel D.-B. Dally for con
gress at tbo coming congressional conven
tion , Ho followed tbo resolution by a tow
remarks , In which bo ploadud for Colonel
Dftty on the ground of his brilliant record
as a soldier and a republican. This brought
Colonel John Lmdt to his feet In opposition
to tbo resolution uud with u motion to lay It
on too tablo. Ho thought It > vui wrong to
lustruct the delegates to vote for any candi
date when there was anotnor candidate from
the county for the samp nomination. Ho
alluded feelingly to the plethoric pocketbook -
book of tbo other caudldato , und uaid that It
had always been open to the demands of the
party. J. M. Galvla spoka in bol'alf
of Dally. Limit took tha iloor as souu as
Galvln had fluuhed and alter some pros-
euro had bcon applied to him bo stated tbat
Ueorgo F , Wright was tbo other candidate
bo had mentioned. While tbo light botwoeu
Daily's friendi and the men who wcro op
posed to giving any Instructions wus at Us
height , Colonel Dally came forward and by
nerumiiou of tbo convention made a ipeocb
ID tU own bohiilf. Ho referred to hU record.
ns a soldier and demanded thai the conven
tion make some disposition of his case. He
did not want tha resolution tabled , but
wanted the convention ollbor to adopt It or
clso adopt one favoring another candidate.
"If you say you don't want rae I shall ad
mire you for your candor , " said ho , "but if
you refuse to face the question I shall bate
you for cowards and poltroons. "
A rising vote was taken , which resulted In
the carrying of tbo motion to lay on the
taDlc. and the delegates go unlnstructod.
Just after a motion lo aJjourn bad boon
made J. M. Galvln nroso and requested the
convention to allow him a tow mluutoa In
which to present a rosolutton. It was Intended -
tended , as Ualvlp staled , to free Iho rcpuoll-
can party In Pottawattamlo county from the
charge that bad been madnagain&t u by demo
cratic papers nnd by democrats on the street
that It was manipulated In the Interest of n
certain secret political organization. It was
quite lonathy and contained ono or two ref
erences that wcro objectionable to some ot
the delegates. A long discussion cnsuod , in
which moro or loss warmth was displayed by
different speakers on both sides. OH was at
last poured on the troubled waters by C. M.
Harl , who droxv uo n resolution which did
awny with tbo objectionable foturos. . It was
substituted for the other and adopted with
out n dissenting vuto. The following Is the
text of tbo substituted rosolutton :
Ruso'.ved , That the republican party Is In
favor of absolute liberty of conscience to
every in in. woman an1 ehlld of every rice ,
creed and color , and that the * sole test of
locojnltlon by republicans l > devotion In tno
principles upon -A\lilch the government Is
founded , and Wt > p'u IRQ onr-iplvcs to S'lpport
oicry American ultlren In tbo enjoyment of
his lin'lttd , both as a inin an I 'is ' n citizen.
Mrs. Wlnslow'd ' Soothing B.vrup reduces in-
( lamination \\hllo children ara teething. 25
-cents u bottle ,
u.Miimu.r.A SAM : SATURDAY
At the IloUoi ! Store , Commit llltiu % In ,
Special pnrnsol and sun umbrollii s.Uo
for SATURDAY ONLY : .
All our 3:2.00 : sun umbrellas for $ l.50.
All our $2.2o sun umbrellas for SI.03.
All ourifiOund$3.00 BUII umbrellas
for < 2.00.
All our funey stripes , plnlila tuuj shot
silks at aotu.il cost ,
FOR SATURDAY ONI A .
BOSTONS I'OUB ,
Fothorlnphuin.Vhltolnw & Co. ,
Council Blulls , la.
Colfax glnsror ale and mineral water
sold ut wholcHulo by Duquette & Co. ,
nmtHifueturlii' ' confoutionors.
McPluul piano1 ? , 110 S tuts mini street.
Ro.id page 0 , Chautauqua.i > rugraui.
Caught In the ryllnilcr.
J. W. Curvell , a colored man who Is serv
ing a thirty day sentence In the county Jail
for stealing clothing from a Lower Main
street store , Is suffering from the
effects of an accident which may
yet cost him his Hfo. When the jailor
turned the stool cylinder In which the
prisoners are confined during the night
to lot thorn out for the day , Curvell stopped
out , but remembering that ho bad loft part
of his clothes insldo the cylinder , ho stepped
partway back to got them , thinning ho
would have tlmo to do so and got out again
before the cvllnuor swung past the doorway
to his bunk. But ho calculated wrong ,
for whllo his head and shoulders
were Inside , the cylinder , which weighs
many tons , caught him nnd crushed him
against the outside bars , crushing him
severely across the body , the mark of the
contact extending from his shoulder to the
opposite hip. The cylinder at once bounded
bai-k and Curvoll foil to tbo Iloor. The
phyblcian who was called staled that Curvoll
had some chance ) to recover , nlthoueh the
force of the citishlni ; ho received would have
undoubtedly killed him instantly if his head
Instead of bis body bad boon between tbo
cylinder and tbo bars. No biamo can bo
attached to tbo Jiilor or anyone clso except
ing Curvoll himself.
Do Witt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the bloo
A ChuutaiKiui Outing.
Tno beautiful grounds on which the
Chautauqua assembly will bo hold next
month v furnish such attractions that
ninny families are planning for a two
weeks'outing thoro. Some have cot
tages , others are to pitch Ihoir tents ,
and all are planning1 foV si grand time
socially and intellectually. With a pop
ular entertainment each morning , each
afternoon and each evening , making
three a day , together with various
classes for study , a kindergarten for the
little folks , plunty of music , etc. , the
program is crowded with good things.
The transportation arrangements are BO
much moro conveniently arranged than
in any previous year that it will bo very
easy to get to and from the grounds.It
is the best outing for a little money than
ono can plan for. The vest pookot pro
grams glvo all details and can bo had on
application to Managers Troynor &
McGee , at the Chautauqua otllcu , No. 10
Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
For Rent First class saloon ; good lo
cation ; line fixtures.Responsible party
can got long lease on good terms. Address -
dross D 2-1 , Bee ollico , Council BlulTs.
This is the weather that makes you
enjoy Driebbach's ice croara , finest , in
the city.
_ _
Shaw & Co , soil Union Soap.
Courtney & Co. sell Union Soap.
UJl.llIA.
Commencement KxcrcUrs
Clans of thu High School.
The Flr.it Pros by lorion church wns crowded
last evening by the members of the gradu
ating class of the High school and tbolr
friends to bear tno address of Judge Norrls
oj Ponca , whoso subject was "Our Debt to
Antiquity. " Judge Norris is an impressive
and Interesting talker uud delighted bis-
bearers by his masterly oflort. Ho said :
"Any class of young ladies and gentlemen
are lo uo congratulated that they graduate
and enter upon tbo duties ot actlvo lie in
the year 1S92 , In the United States , and es
pecially in tbo state of Nebraska , in no previous -
vious ago of human history have the rising
generation extending before them so brilliant
a prospect.Uthin the memory of living
tnon greater advancement has boon made In
Bciontitlo Investigation nnd mechanical in-
vcntions than during tbo preceding 5,003
yours ot human history , and if wo are trtio
to ourselves , If our civilization continues.
and the wcrk of Iho past half century con
tinues for another fifty years , the knowledge
possessed and the power wielded by the men
nnd women nf that tlmo will bo a matter of
the vildust speculation ,
"Nowhoro Is the energy nnd enterprise of
tbo American pioplo moro signally mani
fested than in this , the Magio City of the
stato. A city llvo years old wltb 10,000 in
habitants , and a city tba school population of
which forty-sight mouths ago was less than
! ! 00 , Instructed by four toacber.i , and whoso
schools are now attended by 2.TOJ scholars ,
taught by a corps of thirty toachnrs. This
evening I again extend to you my congratu
lation ! ! upon graduating at this prorituous
ago of the xvorld , In this nation and state ,
nnd particularly uuon tbo fact that vou corn-
prlso the first graduating class of the city
of Boulh Omaha. ' '
Tbo speaker alluded to tba fact that tbo
knowledge and mechanical pouors charac
teristic of tbo nineteenth century are in a
great measure an inheritance from our
fathers. "Tho application of electricity , " said
Judge Norrls , "presents the grandest tri
umph of mind over matter , but by the invo -
tljatloQ of previous ages the nature of elec
tricity was understood , thus preparing the
way for the Invention of the telegraph ,
Mathematics , tbo basis of mechanics , was
Inherited from tbo Arabs and Hindoos.
Arithmetic , tbo great practical study of our
soboolt , wcs derived from the same source.
Emerson nays tbat everything that a man of
thought desires 1s found In' the pages of
Plato ,
"Tho literary debt tbat we owe our fathers
ii Incalculable , Eliminate Milton , Dante ,
Homer , Shakespeare , who will fill the
void ) In painting and iculpturo superi
ority ot Iho aucleats U undeniable. De
mosthenes still remain * .the standard of
sublime oratory.
"Men are Just learning Iho nccnmplUbmont
of the divine command lo subjugate this
earth the great central force of which
light , heat , electricity and magnetism are
manifestations npont by which Ibo work
Is to bo accomplished , , and when lhat con
summation is attained , looking backward all
ages will have contributed to tbo grand 10-
City Council.
Tbo members of the council surprised all
last evening by getting tpgothor nnd com
mencing the weekly grind nt n few minutes
pastS o'clock. All mombcn wore present
except Councilman Bulla , who h In Chicago.
P. S. Casey > vas given permission to grnda
the alloy between Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth streets , and I nnd J streots.
Tbo street committee recommended that
the electric light company bo Iplven permis
sion to croct poles on Twenty-fourth street ,
from A to J streots. On the adoption of the
report alt members excepting Holey voted
In the afllnnatlvo. Haley stated that the
company wanted the earth and never gave
nny return for It.
Several sidewalk nnd grading ordinances ,
of which mention has bcon made , were
passed.
Ordinance 3'.K > , croatlng n flro limit dis
trict ; No. UOI , creating paving districts No.
1'J and ordering the same p.weu ; No. UDi ,
prohibiting the boarding ot moving trains
by other than employes ; nnd No. 3'.K5 , order-
in ; ; n sidewalk laid on the north side of H
street from Twenty-seventh to Thirtieth
street , wcro road and referred to the ordinance
committee.
A committee , consisting of Wood , Wallors
and Shulz , was appointed to confer with
the Board of Education relative to making n
levy ol I''jf mills for school purposes , and
ascertain tno necessity of It ,
The Twenty-fourth street paving muddle -
dlo was broucht up by a communication from
Cowln vV McHugh , Inquiring if that firm waste
to bo retained us counsel in the case pending
in the federal court. The mayor and city
attorney wcro Instructed to" wall upon
Cowln & McHugh nnd retain them nt a
reasonable ligura until the case comes to
trial , If it overdoes.
A remonstrance was filed against the lowIng -
Ing of n school tax in tbo sum of 12 > mills ,
or In nny other sum. Tno remonstrance is
sjenon by the Union Stock Yards company ,
Ld Johnston , C. M. Hunt South Onialm
Land company , W. B. Berry , ox-Mayor
Sloano and forty-flvo ether property owners ,
who represent several hundred thousand
dollars worth of property.
'I'bo final estimate on the oavlng of Twenty-
fifth street wns allowed and warrants ordered
Issued to thu contractor.
uniuigo inspector Snlvolv was made a
member of the Uoard of Health.
Tno city engineer was Instructed to estnb-
llsn the ernde on Eighteenth street from Q
to Armour streets.
The council adjourned until 7:33 : o'clock
Monday ovonlng.
ScnlUud by lut | I'nr.
Yesterday afternoon William Morris , a
roofer employed on tbo Q. H. Hammond now
buildings , was Dadly scalded oy a bucket ot
hot tar upsetting und spilling upon his per
son. Ho was hoisting the bucket to the roof
from the ground below by the aid of a rope
and pully. Ho was badly scalded about the
head .and shoulders. Morris lives nt
Dougherty's hotel , Twenty-fourth and Q
strauta. -
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Notm mid I'oraunnU.
Fred E. Pearl returned yesterday from
Michigan.
K. L. Todd of Plattsmouth Is the guest of
Colonel E. O. Ma.vfield.
W. B. Cheek and Jamas Fleming returned
from Chicago yesterday.
A. C. Gllltlund of Franklin , Pa. , is the
guest of Samuel P. Bngham.
Mrs. T. J. Flaherty loft yesterday forMln-
dcn. whoio sbo will vlalt with friends.
Captain Van Wlo Is acting in the capaclty-
of chief of police during Chief Beckett's ill
ness.
ness.The
The members of the South Omaha band
will give n call at Blum's bull , Saturday
evening , July 2. , i
Clark Foraythq loft yeslordav for Seattle ,
Wash. , wht.ro ho willJest blU'b a branch of
fice for Ibo Cudahy Packing company ,
Eddie Christ , tbo young son of Mrs. Ella
T. Christ , returned homo yesterday from
Notre Dam9 , Ind. , where bo has boon attend
ing school.
.NEBRASKA . CENTRAL PLANS.
*
Ton-its Thnt Will Get the Now Itoad
It.illroail Uoiislp.
The sponsors of tbo Nebraska Central en
terprise have laid down In a general way the
route on which they wish to construct their
Iowa line , but of course it may have to bo
mcdlllod on account of obstacles and con
ditions not yut apparent. Tbe proposed
route runs In an almost straight line northeast -
east from Council Bluffs to Fort Dodge ,
passing through Avoca , Audubou , Coon
llaplds and Uowrie. TOOJO towns are al
ready of considerable importance , and the
line as projected will cross several of tbo
Iowa railroads.
There Is considerable speculation In inter
ested circles on thu effect of tbo HOCK
Island's reduction of the catllo rate from the
southwest to Omaha. Frolgnt Agent Crosby
of tbo Burlington says his line is not likely
to moot tbo hew $1'J.5'J rate because It cuti-
not afford to bland all the shrinkage and the
connecting lines south will probably tofuso
to bear u part of it. Ho says the Burlington
offered n year ago to raauo this same rate
Irom Concordlo , Kan. , having a connection at
that point with the Santa Fo , but tno c.hor
lines refused to co-onoruto.
The Missouri Panlllc Is perhaps the road
most affected by the Hock Island's action , ,
but it is maintaining tbo old rate. It is
known , buwovcr , thai it hud a representative
In South Omaha yesterday investigating tbo
situation , uud that is regarded as nn indica
tion lhat H contemplates meeting the now
rate. Other freight men say frankly that
tbo competitors of tno Kock Island will bo
compelled to adopt its rule , and they seem to
regard that as n foregone conclusion.
Passenger Agent Kennedy bus learned tbo
merits and ocautics of American vostlbulod
cars in a dozen different languages. A train
of four Pullmans , a diner nnd a baggage car
was recently sent to Europe" for a French
road , and an American tourist IIrm took a
party of our globe trotting compatriots about
tbo continent on this train bofora turning
it over to tbo now owner. A friend has sent
Mr. Kennedy numberless papers containing
elaborate and wondering descriptions of the
American innovation , and these accounts are
a curious polyglot collection.
Passenger Agent Palmer of tbo Santa Fo
Is planning n personally conducted excursion
of Omaha ana Nebraska people to the Grand
canyon of the Colorado ! , A stage route has
been estubllshed.from1 Flagstaff , Ariz. , to the
canyon nnd a tented camp has boon provided
at tbo end of tbo slUjriiie. ' Tbo itinerary
will Include stops ut tlio quaint city of Santa
Fo and the famous bo''springs ' of Las Vegas.
The party will leave Omaha about the mid
dle of August , and will probably bo Joined
at Flagstaff by Modjeskit , Count Bozenta ,
MM. Clement 0. Chase1 and others now In
Cullfornli. >
Tbo Hock Island Wiis' fixed on a train
sorvlco for the Twin "City " Cbautaun.ua that
will give Omaha and rCbuncll Bluffs people-
excellent facilities for r < ; acblnc the grounds.
Trains will leave Omaba at B and 10 a.m. ,
12:30 : , 5:20 : and l:3ri ) : n.rnj ; Council Bluffs , ut
0:10 : , 8:39 : , 0:30 : nnd 10:27'u.m. : ' , I , 1:60 : , 5 0 , 7
and 7:30 p.m. Koturu'lnk , trains will leave
Iho Chautaun.ua grouilu * at 0:45 : , 8:11) : ) . 0 and
11 u.rn. , und 1:25 : , 430fi3:3 ; : , U:13 : and 1U:15 :
p.m.
p.m.Tho Wynndotto llnom already manned by
Missouri Pacific men , but It Is In tbo hands
of a receiver , aud Itwlll probably bo a month
before the legal red tape can all bo unwound
and tbo road absorbed Into tbo Uould sys
tem. * >
J. M. Campbell , the literary man of tbo B.
& M. , has Jutt gotten out a pamphlet , finely
illustrated wltb half-tone cuts , tbat will bo
distributed In Australia , Japan and China ,
to Influence World's fair travel next year.
E. W. Uont , who was transferred from tbo
Omulm nfllco of tbo Hock Island to Kansas
City , has returned , and Is now Interested in
the Northwestern distributing ngoncy.
Among .Military Men.
Major Bacon departed yesterday for the
frontier town of Suggs , Wyo. , to investigate
tbo recent disturbance. It U understood In
military circles that tbo civil authorities In
Wyoming have made a demand for tbo ojs-
tody of tbo troops engaged In tbo tight at
Supgi but tbo military authorities have re
fused to surrender them until word can be
received from Washington. Tbo military
authorities fear th t under existing circum
stances In Wyoming It would not bo safe to
surrender the soldiers to the civil authorities
for prosecution. The matter will probably
bo Adjusted In a few dnvs without difllculty.
Unncral BrooKe wiw seen by a HRB re
porter today with regard to tbo matter but
ho had nothing ( or publication. Ho Indicated
that Ibo matter would bo adjusted soon with
out trouble ,
FOU THE FOURTH.
Committees nt Various Organizations Will
.Atcot to Prrpnton I'rogrnin.
It Is now settled tbat Omaha will colobrnto
the Fourth of July.
The Board of Trndo , the Uoal EtUtto Own-
era association , Iho Builders and Traders
oxchnngi ) have taken hold of tbo matter nnd ,
acting upon the suggestions thrown out by
TUG Bcr , hnvo commenced to plan a mon
ster celebration.
Yesterday the Board of Trade appointed
Joseph A. Connor , Adolpb Mover and John
O. Willis ns n committee to net with commit
tees that might bo appointed by ether organi
zations or by cltlrens to outline n program
and n line of action.
A general mass meeting has been culled tor
tohi ! ovonlng , to bo belt ! nt Iho Board of
Trade rooms , to take final action and for Iho
purpose ot appointing the committees and
subcommittees to carry out the wonr.
*
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Cliirh-Kvtins. *
HOT Snuxos , S. D. , Juno 2.1. [ Spoclnl
Telegram to Tun Br.e.j This afternoon nt
5 o'clock Mr. It. IX Clark was united in
marriage to Miss Ella Evans at the homo of
tbo bride's parents. Hov. Mr. Frame of the
Congregational church performed the cere
mony. The contracting parties are well
known In tbo northwest , whore they have a
largo circle of friends. The brldo Is the
daughter of Fred T , Evans , who owns tbo
northern addition to this city , including tbo
Mlnnckahta Springs , and Is well known ,
'Iho banpv couple departed on the evening
train fo'rDonverand Colorado Spring * , where
they will enjoy their honeymoon and then
return to this city to make their homo.
i : tiirntii | ; the Cltnlis.
The Judges and clcrki ot election who
spirited nwav the chairs which were In tbo
election booths have scon the error ot their
wicked wtlys. Slnco Tue BEE published the
notice tbat all of the parties having chairs
wcro to be prosecuted Superintendent
Mathtcsoii of tbo clty'hall has boon kept busy
receiving and receipting for ilia plunder.
Up to this data all of the chairs , with the
exception of eighteen , hojro beou returned.
Cnuno of Dlxou'H Troubles.
Lilly Lewis , a colored prostitute , was yes
terday morning fined $ . " > 0 and costs for as
saulting Fanny Boll. Of course she could not
pav her Ono and was taken to the county Jail.
While she is tbcro in all probability the sol
dier , Dlxon , will bo taken out and hanged.
This should give her food for rollootlon , for
she is the woman for whom Dixon committed
the crliro of murder and for. tbo sake ot
whom he Is to die.
raid for ULs Oniclotisncsi ,
Deputy Poundmastcr Dav'.s was fined
$75 and costs for brutally assaulting
a man named Eckstrom at Tblrty-llrst
and McGcath streets. Davis wont out to got
n horse pastured in a vacant lot there and
Eckstrom , the owner , resisted. To show his
authority Davis used the bull end of a black
snake over Eckstrom's head nnd Rhouldora
until witnesses arrived and interfered.
Charles Kolil'H Katatc.
The probate court yesterday appointed W.
U. Kohl admluistratorof thoestuto of Charles
and Elizabeth Koul , who were killed on the
Omaha nnd Council Bluffs motor line , Juno
5. The administrator will at once bring suit
for $10,000 In the district court , mailing the
railway company the defendant.
nurglarl7 d a Resilience.
The residence of L. L. Babb at 2133 Spalding -
ing street was visited by a burglar last Mon
day and about > 0 in cash and Jewelry was
carried away. A neighbor saw the sneak
thief who broke into tbo bouse as she
casscd oul of Iho yard and down Iho alloy ,
but she supposed Mrs. Babb was at ho ceo
and paid no atlontion lo the Intruder.
Caught a Deserter.
"When John F. Nuglo arrived in Omaha bethought
thought ho had got as far from "tho odor of
mine from the ocean" ns ho could got. Ho
were the uniform of ono of Uncle Sam's
marines , however , and tbat got him into
trouble. Detectives Hayes nnd Hudson mot
him on the street and gathered him in for
desertion.
Republican Drum Carpn.
A number of young republicans of tbo oily
are organizing a campaign drum corps. Mr.
James Ish and Justice Bradley are the Drimo
movers , and they expect , to complete ar
rangements that will muKo the Omaha Drum
corps u distinctive feature of campaign
parados.
WBAXUKU fOKKVAST.
or WKATIICII BUREAU , 1
OMVIIA , Juno 23. f
Pressure has increased In the upper Mis
souri valley and the "cool wave" Is pressing
southward. Cool , cloudy weather , * , vlth nu
merous rain areas , prevails over the whole
country north of Kansas and Missouri.
Heavy rains have again fallen in the upper
Mississippi valley and also in northern Illi
nois. Chicago reports 2.30 Inches of rain
during tbo day , Davenport i.oj inches
and Dubuque 1.03 Inches. From Kan
sas south and southwestward the' weather
remains very warm. There is a
storm in tbe extreme southwest.
3''or Kiistorn Nolinulm , Omnlin anil Vicin
ity Cooler , cloudy \voiitliur witli ruin ,
northeasterly to easterly wlmU tliirlni ;
Frlilny.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 23. For Ne
braska , Iowa nnd Colorado Local showars ,
northeast winds , cooler In south portions ,
slightly warmer in northwest portion.
For North aud South Dakota Local rains ,
followed bv fair In west portion of the
Dauotns , slightly warmer , north winds , be
coming variable.
A .Special Design Entirely Original Mltli nn
Omulm Firm.
Tbo chandollor for the district court room
in the Gage counly court house at Beatrice ,
now being sot up ready for shipment by tbe
gas and electric light fixture firm of Hussell ,
Pratt & Co. , Is nnu of the handsomest things
seen in this city for many a day. The design -
sign is original with the firm and consists
of beautifully scrolled work copper bronzed ,
with U enormous stalactites , tastefully cov
ered with grill work , suspended from the
arms above. Tbo effect will bo simply grand
wbon tbo olcotrio lights wltb COO candlepower -
power and the half hundred gas jots are
turned on. Tbo chandelier measures
12 feet In length and 13 feet
in circumference. The construction
Is entirely new , there being nothing at nil
like it in tbo west. Tbo remainder of tbo
rooms in the Gage county court bouse are
being fitted up with equally as good , though
not qulto so elaborate fixtures , making it the
best appointed public building lu the state as
far as light Is concerned.
'ibe new Omaba city hall , which Is the
largest gas and olcotrio light contract glvon
so far to nny one firm In the United States ,
Is also being furnished with this firm's fix
ture * . Many other public and private buildIngs -
Ings are adorned with Hussell , Pratt & Co.'s
Handiwork , besides many moro in counc ot
construction , which 1s very good evidence
tbat they are doing tbolr sb&ro of the lixturo
business , _
W. J. Pickering eolla Union Soap.
Important Kiicliiuorliii ; Teit ,
An important engineering test wns
made j oslerday on locomotive No. 870 ,
running the Empire State Express on
the Now York Central railroad. The
work was done by Angus Sinclair , editor
of Locomotive Kngincoring. Ho sat on
a box on tbo front ot the engine
cylinder and took steam Indicator dia
grams all the way between Now York
and Albany. A speed of seventy-eight
miles an hour was recorded , and the
engine developed over l00horso ( ! power ,
The work ot pulling' that last train
was preformed on u coal consumption
of two and onc-oighth pounds of coal per
horse power per hour. The Now York
Herald , May 4 , 1802.
1' . Olson bolls Union Soup.
CAN PROVE TO
WIVES AND
MOTHERS
reading this that
DR , MILES' '
NEW CURE
ron THE
HEART
IB the only reliable care for tlio tired fetllng petit *
llftr to vromcn snlTerlng with xvcitk hontto , pnln In
dilc , dltouhlor and nrm , wwik ami huncry apt-lit ,
Irtfculnr r > ul e , fainting , smothering. Thoucnnds
tcMifrto tliolr prrm.vicnt euro. KLSOANTUOOK
Fltnl ; ATDnuacitsTS.
DR. MILKS MEDIOAL CO.Klkhort , Ind.
For sale by Kuhn A. CHtlt &
p .B.C. W153TS NKItVKANO
MK.NT. * ipecina fur llrstorln , Dlnlnsn , Km , N u-
ralftl * , ll a < ltici ! , Nerroui 1'rostrnton c u J bj
alcohol or tobacco , Wakefulnou , Mantal UODTJI
elon , Sottncssot tha tlrMii. c n tn liMMiltr , mliarr
docur.d : tb. 1'romituro Ulil Ano. IUrren i , l.oji
of I'owcrtutttcr lot , liapatonojr , l. acnrrh an I
all Kamalo W iknc ; i Inroluntarr Ixiiui , 8psr
matorrhcn cuncM br orerotottlun or tha hmln
Holf.Rbusoovtfr Indiiicsucs. A nionlli'i trjatmon
f 1,0 for IV br m nil. WottuirantooRlx boxei lo cjf
Enrlt order forti b tai. nlth t ) " 111 * oad wrltl ?
uutir.-infoto rafund If natcurad ( luir.into ti < in
onlrif \ A , chrulpr , ilritftitlst , tolo nuont , touth < m
coruor 1Mb nnil K rnntu u , Oaiaba ,
I TAKEAPBLL.
Hobb's Are the Best on Earth.
Act gently yet prompt
ly on the UVKH , KID.
DRJOBgS NElSnnd 110WELS , dis
pelling lloadachca , Fov-
cis and Colds , tlioroURli-
LITTLE ly cleansing the system
of disease , and cures
Vegel * habitual constipation
They are sugar coatoil ,
donot prlpoery small ,
easy to take , and purely
vegetable. 13 pills In each
\lal. Perfect digestion
follows their UBO. They
ntniolutolr cure cltk head'
ache , nnd ore recommend-
fed br leading r'TKlclan" ' . l or sale by loading
drugtrlBls orBrntby inu' , ! ; 25ct . a vial. Address
HQBB'S ' MEDICINE CO. , Props , San Francisco or Chicam
ran SALIMN OMAHA. NEB. , UV
Kuhn * Co. , Co.r 18th & Houitlns st * .
J , A. Fuller A Co. , Cor. 14th ft Douelft'jEU.
A D Foster A Co. , Council IlluOi , Id
CURE
Antir Bail Completa Treatment , constating 0)
BupnosKorltJ. Ointment la Cupsuloi , alto In Uox
and IMIli : B Poiltlre Cur * for Httrrnal , Internal
blind or Uleadlng Itchlnu , Curonlc , Ucoont or Heredi
tary Piles. Tnli Home Ir hit uovor been known to
fall , tl per box. 6 for Ii ; sent br mill. Why suffer f rom
this tcrrlblo dlienna nhua a wrllton unaranteo l
posltlTAlr Rl'on with n tioioi or refund the raoaor If
not cured Mead atamp for frco haniple. Uuaraaita
Issued br Kuhn A Co , Druzglsu , Solo Agonts. corn * '
15 and Io ° flat atreti. Omaha. Nob.
A Wrluon Guarantee
SYPHILIS to Cure Every Caio or
Money Refunded.
Our cure la permanent and not a patchlit np. Ciei
treated aoten years ago hare norer aeon a symptom
Inco. Ilydcacrlblngcnia fully w caa treat you by
mall , and we giro the same stronz guarantee to euro
or refund all money. Iho'e who prefer to come hers
for treatment cnn do aoanl wo will pay railroad far *
both wayt and hotel bills whllo here , If > T8 fall to car *
W * challenge the world for a case that onr Mania
llcmedy will not euro , wrltofor particulars anJ irot
tbtcTldence. In our ec-von years practlco with the
Murtc Remedy U htt' been most dlfllcult to orurcom *
the prejudices against tocallcd specifics. But under
our stroni guarantou thousands are trying It and be
Ingcnred. Wegunrantaa to euro or rotund every
Hollar , and as we hare a reputitlon to protect , also
financial bucking of tWOOXlt ) la perfectly iaf * to all
who wit ! try the treatment , Heretofore you bars
putting up and paylnz out your money for different
treatments , and although you ara not yet curel no
one baa paid back your money. Wo will positively
cure you. Old , chronic , deep seatott eases cnre&InO )
to 10 days. InroitUnte our financial standing , our
reputation as business men. Wrlto us for names an J
addresses of those wo have cured who bar * glron
permission to refer to them. It costt yom only post.
age to do this. If your symptoms ara sore throat ,
mucous patches In mouth , rheumatism In bones and
Joints , hair falling out , eruptions on any part ot tbe
body , feeling of general depression-pnlns l haalor
bones. You have no time to waste. TDos * who are
constantly taking mercury and potasb , should dli-
continue It. Constant use of these drags will anrely
bring soref and eating ulcers In the end. Dou't fall to
write. All correspondence sent scaled In plain en
velope. Wo InrHo the most rlgll Inrestlgatlou and
will do all In our powerto aid you lu lu Address ,
COOK REMEDY CO. . Omaha. Neb
Healthful , Agreeable , Cleansing ,
Cures
Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burno , Etc.
Koinoves aud Prevents Dandruff.
WHITE RUSSIAN
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Ilium
Capltil stco'f 8i > 1OOO3
burplus tinJ Profit HOOltt !
NctCupltal an ! Burpltis 9)iIOOlfJ )
Dlroctora J. II. rtlitullm. . Ii .tinfir : . < ' >
Glrasini , K. K. lltvrt , I. A. Mlllir , J. V. lllnj'itiii
nndCltirlos It. Hnnnan. Transactsonoral hink-
IIIK lii ii0is. L-ir/oi * . capital unJ suryluj of
tiny blink In outliwuutorn liwu-
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
W. C. ESTEP ,
Fineral Directs Eminlmar
14 N. Main Street ,
OOUNCUr. , ni UFFH.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEOI DYBYOR(1 \
All kin lent Dyoiiuand Cloimlntdono In till
ItluliVHtbtyloof tbo art. I'.ule.l uul HtalnuU
fabrliH made to look ai puud aa new. lied
fuatboritulitiiiiol by loam In llrtt'Oliui man.
nor. Work promptly done and ilollvuro I luall
inirta of iliu L'ouutry , Bend for urleo lUu
C. A. MARIAN , - - I'llUPHIEroit.
K13Uroudwity , Near NorttnteUara
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
| 7Kltl SAhKUoo < l flro proof : ifo with stool
-L chest , stilUblo for * nm 1 bnnk. I'lrti
National bank' . Council IlluIT * . In ,
H llSl:3Rft SAI.N-Tiiroo oi in > for n.ilo
at HIH Iowa School fur the Deaf j also
wanted a llrst class niiiiuhod oirrlajo tomn.
llcnryV. . Uotliort , suiiorlntondont ,
1/UUSAIiU IMr.flno , tluiroiiBlibrcd , Jor
* - sov otill , solid color , registered stock ) 14
months old. 7238. first street.
STOUA OK aTi d Co iuiilsTion Stovii 'f7irni '
turc , etc. , stored und sold on commission at
Ion cst rates. U Klnnolinu , ; iw llrondwny ,
"ITOU sAliIvOn small payments , fruit nnd
J ? garden Inn I no\r Council ItlulTs. U II.
blip nfc. Uronilwny anil Mnln stroot.
lilOU 11HNT Two of the best UtirrlRS liaison
JL' Ton rth street.
1 I' YOU linva anything far stln or trade see
R. II , Slioifo , limatlwAr anil Main strctit.
J/OlUir.NT-DwolllnMln all parts of the
J _ ulO' . U It. Situate. Uroiidway nnd Main.
Foil HAI.K I'nrnltuo fltturcs loaio anit
cnodnlllof hotel with 49 roums In a good
Nebrnska elty : will trndo for stock nf conortl
iiiorohandlso. K , U. Hhoafo , Hroadway nnd
Mnln slrei'l- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOH SAM'-Or trade. A slx-riHini fraino
ilnolllntr. HlRhtli nronuo. cor.Jth St. , prlou
$1,4 Jii. U it. Shoafe. Itnndway and Mnl nits.
f : TluMinly nutol In u small town
J-1 fo miles from Council Hulls , tins nn Ice
croHin parlor with gooJ tradn. rnrnlturo Invoices -
voices ntll.OM. biilldlnir CJ.UOO. Will tr itln for
pnoil roslilt'iit nroportjr In Council lllulTs , a
snn | ) for the rlslit party. K. 11 , Shoafe , llroid-
w y and .Main street.
_ _
iroil SA1.K A perfectly new surry very
-L choip. Cull tit Mrs. U. A , Robinson's , Tal
1'lrst aTi'iiii" . city. _
K10K UKN r-Klpht-roojii dwulllnn. 331 Watli-
J liuton live. , inodorn tylu and eonron-
Icncos In excellent ropalr , runt * iX K. I ! .
Mionfr , llroiulway and Main sis.
_
FOR SAI.K Hotel and restaurant In u pros-
porous Nebraska city , p'tvlns business ,
cooil iinwnns for soil In ? , iir leu MW. It Is n
snap. 1II. . Mionfc , Hroadw.iy anil Mnlii street.
$ t.Vlll ) buy a nlco now house ! inontlilv
nnvniunts 01 foot lot In llrliucs" addition
&Ai. l.art-o llEt of property for silo , John
ston & Van I'atten ,
niOK SAIjK Standard broil inaio. 7yoirs
-U old , sired by Dr. Archibald , No. VMM : tlrtt
dam by Ulonwood , record ' . ' : J'I. She Is a line
cln'stiHit , has shown : oed spoud. U ituntln and
well bioKon to ilrlvoslnRloor double , wnUbs
about l.Oihi lb May bo seen at barn of W , O.
llttorbaok. ' - West llroidway , Council
lllulTs l'rlcoi:5) ) . JacobStnm.
WANTHD Good clrl. Goo 1 wages fur re
liable lrl. NowaslitiiR. MI-H. C. C.
717 I'lrst avenue.
FOR SAI-E Kiiriii. 121 acres , Denton 0" . ,
Missouri , with Improvements : wilt trade
for mercli iinllsci ; lirlce 11'JJJ. li II. Hlioato ,
Ilroudwuy and Mnln street.
FOR SAI < K Kami , : t2J acres. In Dlekunson
Co , low.i. 240 acres brulto , balance fenced
pasture and meadow. I'rleo t'-'inn iioro. bill
Slieafo , llro ulwuy Mid Main struct.
T7\ORSAIJ5 \ Choleo furmsln Pntta-Tattainlo
J3 Co. , Iowa. R.li. Bhekfe , llro.idway und
Mr.ln street
DASTURAOn for horses and cnttlo near
JL city. I'luntv water and good u.iro. 1C. 11.
jjheafo , Itroadway and Main sticet.
17IOR SALI ! $7,00. ) slOiik of gonor.il inor-
11 chaiullsit. well looatod .vlthln 100 miles of
Omaha. Will take ptrtln Ian I of hcstnual-
Ity. balance , c.isli. 11 U. Situate. Hroadway
and Main struct.
FOR SALE Orocory stosk fixtures , horses ,
etc. Price $1.VX ) KxculU'tit tr.ule , well
cstabllsho I , largo | iriHs ( : must l > o noUl at
once , for goo I cause. K. 11. Shu iff , Itro ulwtiy
und Main street.
FOR SALE The stamping business and ar
needlework materials ; am golii'Z to Iruvo
elty ; good uliance for n ludy to go In business.
Mis , il. I'.MlcB. 402 Ilroudmiy , Council IlluIT
\\7ANTii : ) Nebraska lands In oxplinngo
> > for Council llluffi property. lAlI.Sliu.ifo ,
llro.tiiwav and Main street.
IJlKUIT laiulH. garden Ian Is , f inns and oily
JE property foraiUo or trade. Day k llosj , j3
1'earl struct.
FOR HnNT Nicely fiirnlshod seven room
lionsc. with pi ino.bath , hot and cold water
service and range. Address Y 10 , lleo.
" 171OK SALE Elevator with corn shelter ,
Ju 4,000 bu. il illy : corn cr ndur , IOJ bu. tin
hour ; saw mill attachment , 41) ) II. 1 > . engine !
dulni ; a good busltiiiss ; located near Council
IllulTx. Will t.iuo good In nd In ovehanxo or
Full cheap for cash. E. 11. Hlioafo , llroadwuy
and Main street ,
'ifiOll RENT-7-room furnished dwelling with
Ja bath , etc. , centr'illy located : rent , flO.'ia
pur month to parties without children. II II.
bhcafu. Itroailway and Main street.
HALE-Tho lo.idln ; hotel In a Ncbras-
ka cltv of 20.00U : has : rooms , feeds U ) eucli
meal , peed bar trade , nets fJV.t/0 ) per month.
loiiKestabllshoil. lease lias three vuarnto run :
price , j.l.O'.XUK ) . half cash or will trade for
Oiniiba residence. E. II. bhcafu , Uroadwuy
and Mtiln street.
FOR SALE Stock of merchandise and build
ing In good Iowa town ; Htoo'i Invoices
fl.MO.OO ; lias teed trade : building. fl.OUJ.OJ ; a
bargain ; will taUe coed Ion a land In ex
change. E. U. Shoafc , Broadway and Mnln
street , , . _ i
FURNISHED room-to rent at 15 StutHinaii
street , on motor lino. ItufuronccrinMiulrud.
\\7ANlED-GIrl for conoral housework
' ' Apply at I83J West Itroadway.
rniiK itioGEsr UAROAIN Double resi-
J-doncu lot. No. " H buntli First street , K )
fuel front ; bust location and best Imr-'iiln In
tha city If taken ut once. Day & Hess. Il'J
1'ourl slrcut.
Q. El. MVEtRS ,
FINE FURNITURE ,
end every other grade doinandol br
nil classes ot trade.
13 J'K3 Ji'S Oil ) faTJ\M3 ,
203AND 207 I1KOAWVAY Ccurcll UlulTp.
\\m \ Si Sntnnilpris-Vtnri.loysat'liw ' PrX3- !
. ,
Hill a OUUIIUUJ , ,
tcu | i dm sijito ; aid
odoal I-'iiurls. Ucnnia 'J. 'I und 6 Bliugur
iL'iiro block. Council HluIId , la.
l anil
INSTITUTE.
m Eye & Ear
INFIRMARY
KOl-i THE
TREATMENT
OP ALL
Ile tfaclltlt ; . apparatus a no U- . .UJ1U
forsuccosHful tro.itiiiant i f ivory form
otdlsoaso reitnlrlii : ii.ojloat or
miriloil treatment ,
M beds for patients , hoird mil attondanoa.
"
HeHtuecoinoJations In tbo wont.
Wrltu for clronliirs on defornilt 01inl
braces , trusses , club foot , oiirvaturoi of Hulna ,
iillo , tuimtri. o nicer , Uiit'irrli , bronobltli , In-
biiliulon.q uclrlully , paralyHli , otilloiiHy , kid.
iiov.biaildur.oyo. eur.fcklnunl blooi and all
' MI ! oDur.itloiiH.
uo np u/nwpw A si'EotAi/ry.
.10 Ut JjUHllJll llonlconllsja oiof
. .otnon FKiiC. : Wo Itiivolatoly ud led t lyliu-
liidopirltnunt fur women ( lurlnit conllnoinunt ,
filrloily nr v.tto. ) Only Uullablo Mudloul lu >
ttltutoiniiUln ? u flpool iltyo.
, .
, All I > owl OUu.iset oiu'oontully traits L
hyphhltlo I'nUun removed from tno ty tom
wllbiiut innroiiry. Now UoiU > ritlvB 'I'ro.it-
muiil for l ) s of VITAI PUWKK. I'OMOI.SIIU.
iililo to visit m may bo irtritud ut homo by
( orreiDon once. All coniiinnilualloris I'linlf.
diuillal Jlol ulnvs or Instrii nent * bout l > y
ma 1 ( iruxprL'iK , Ruuuruly packed , no in trxs to
Ind cutoeonteittHor Bunder. Una purijonixl Iri-
t rir t-w prufurro I. Call ntrl consult. 111 o
lilntory of your caso. und wo will HOIII ! In p.aln
wraDiiur , our
pnnif Tn MFN I'linm uuon rriv.tt .
PUUn IU men , bpoolul or Nervous ln-
ca o , Impoionoy. BypbilU , Oloutuitl Varloo-
ro f , with quoit on IUU . ,
Ilr.iees , Aiipllutieea fur Dofprniltloi & Trussi
Uiilyinanufaclory In tbo Werttof in' fo it II.
Jryii'J'Al I. . Tltllaatti , , lil.KUVttlU
JIA TTUH I KHAN II U KI .V.
Omaba Medical and Surgical Institute ,
26th nnd Broadway , Oo moll Blu'tfa.
Ten inlnuto * ' rldo from contorot Umab i end
d Oouaoll Iilulf4 vjustrlu taulurllu * ,