G THE OMAHA DAILY BUIll : Sl'NU&Y , APRIL 0 , 1803-TW13NTY PAGK8 ,
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL nujrra.
KO. 13 PKAUL STy
1y rarrlcr lo nny pnrt nf the cltj
II.V. . TII/roN , - MANAGKH
MOnice No. 43
IMIIor No- ' "
N. Y l'lunilin'Co. ! (
Cotinrll HlufTs hutnbcrCo. Co-\V
Mlltonbcivcr Is the hnttur , WW Hroaihvny ,
Tlio rlt.\ ] ; ill \\n * otnpty jcstf-nlay till du >
for the llrst time In SOVC-IM ! months.
Hello Kloff was Krnntcd n ill voice In Jis
trlct court \cstcr la v fiotnV ! Klt'fT.
Personal -If Mr O 1 ! UifTord , wl o 1'
toniiiur.ii lly slopping In Cotltu II Uluffs. will
call atTnuHni : olllco today ho will lean
Goniuthlnir df linpnrtanro to himself.
C.iptnln A Overtoil lias obtalnud pormls '
slon to liolil rcllj.'lou' } cervices In " 'I lit
Omalia. ' .1 saloon ittthoiouicrofilio.nl
waj ami Ninth stioot. this aftuuioon at :
o'clock
The roncludlnp ciitprtiilnmont of Hit
Uro.nlwaMethodist church Iccturo I'otnsi
whl lofilu'ii next rild.iy ovcnln in tin
fthnpo of an nriran torn oil h.v I'tanlc T.ift. tin
noted 01 nanlst , assisted li > Miss l.cn.i Kims
soprana , anil Mr L. It fopt'lnntl. b.irltono
The Catholic fair will bo cotitlniipd 01
MondanlKht. . \\lun the- raw donated bj
Mr Ch.ulcs Nli holson will bo voted to tin
most popular butcher Tlio candidates ai <
Mr Mot/ucr , Ceor o II. Musi l.umlorf , I1'
Kcanlnn , Mr Htibcr , Mr HotUitis and M
Wclkcr
The trtiiblc dust of the past few day
of the stioc-t
has ( auscd the aiiitatinn
BWCPI cr Idea toe oiiio to the siirfneiTill1
T-y has been talked of every spring for a ( jooi
- main itais , but nothliii ; has I'Mi1 coino o.
It. It Is uiRfxl that If tin- t.lt.owncil . :
sweeper the sti cits could bo Icoiit In stit-h r
coinlltloii that the dust of the past few day
would boa thine unknown.
.Twl o Dcuner doiiiiol the case of tht
1 I'cnn Mutual lusuramo comp.un aKainsl
Khnball , Vi ( hainji .M'sterda.s , in whlcl
Aicbltcct II\dc of nubtitie | intoicnud will
a petition fora mc-th 'tile ' s lien on the pu.p
citj in iiiosUon | forl'JKi ( for bis sutviies li
superintending the iMcction. Ho foicelo (
the tiiortKau'o of the I'tiin Mutual lompatij
as against Ihdu and K.UC a juiipmcin
( iKiiinst Kimbill . .V Champ in favor of 11 } de
but icfuscil to si\o the latter a lien , holditu
that a part of the claim whit h II.ulo hai
nRalnst the llrni wi > u > for things whlcl
would not legally gi\o him a meehanlo'1
Hen
_
Talk ulxiut "backbotios of stcol" nni'
"grit of emery , " and jou talk abcitit tht
proinotufH of the Council HltilTs Instir-
jinco coinpany. Tlio hi cu'l that thcj
cast iiin ) ( the watof.s in fulth uncl hopt
thut it would return is lioavintf int <
Men's heavy kid bhous soft as n fflovo
nt leans' now store , S .Main and - '
Pearl stieets.
$00 pays round trip and till expend
for 10 days at World'fair. . C. l-\ Mont
goinory lil Ith ht.
Finest Arlsto cabinet .pliotos , i > 2 pci
do/eii. Ab'iton's ' btudio. IS North Main
A i/ , ; in KIC
Mis. n 1C. Ajkswoitli \isittnc : fiienil'
In Urookllno , la.
Mis Kd 12. WiiRht will lca\otho llrst ol
next month for Ohio , where she will visi !
relatives.
J AV Hclwlf ? and Bennett Windsor will
manage the Vowur Men's Christian associa
tion ilui ins the ubscncu of Secretary J. C
Hoso.
John P. AV rr received a telcRrarr
yesterlay announi IIIK the death of his fathei
atGottysbuif , ' , Pa Ho left for that place
lastc\eninp.
Dick anil Eleanor Stewart are at home
from the east , wheio tl.ci have been attend
ing school , anil w ill visit a few dajs witli
their patents , Mr. and .Mis .1 L Stowait.
The little son of Mr and Mis Ira Hend
ileUs , 1 j ear and a half old , h vcri ill witli
mcmbiancous croup at the familj residence
corner of Kinth street and Third a\enue ,
Last e\cning it was fcateil that bo would
not last through the nij-'ht.
The Yonii } , ' Men's Institute will glvo n
concert und hprciulty perfoi inunco and
elaiiuo Wednesday oveninu , April 12 , n1
their hull on Muinbtieet.
Tim ( irimil Hotel ,
Council BlttlTa. M Obt elegant hotel in
lowu. Dining room em boventh floor.
RateU to * o per day. E. R Clark ,
Prop.
Any Kind You \\nnt.
Fine shoes or cheap shoos , but all peed
slices. Get them of Avails. Next dooi
to Beno's.
Do you Rinoko ? llao you tried T. D.
King & Co.'s Piirtusua1 It's u charmer.
Just light ono.
1)1 nth ol Miss \Vttlilili.
Miss Anna \Vcirich , who has been ill foi
the past two months , died rriilay nighl
about midnight. She was taken very 111 n
couple of months ago , when her life was
despaired of. She partially recovojod from
this attack , but wasoulered by her plii si-
clan to laj down Iho woik to which she had
devoted herself with so much energy during
her whole Hfo. She could not do this , however -
over , ami her dlbregaid of heriihjslelan's
naming cost her hot life She was ; . ( > yeais
of age. faho had been a resident of Council
Bluffs for many yean , and the esteem In
which she was held ball who know hoi
will manifest Itself in widc-Ji'ieaJ ' sorrow at
her death. The funeral w 111 take place to-
moiiow afternoon at the residence on Fourth
street. Kev. Dr Phelps of the First Presbyterian
'
terian church , to which the decease b'o
longed , wllloftlciato.
4O DiuiiitU'hs lilrjclt-K.
Just received by express. You should
plaeo your order at once and got in line ,
"Duuntlen4" bicycles are the stulT. Don't
fn.il tei see the best inachinu built before.
you buy. Union Transfer Co. , 130 1-0-8-H
Mum btrcot , Cemneil
For warming guest chambers , batli
rooms , etc. , our gas heaters are just
what you want. Look ut them. Clean ,
convenient , cheap. C. U. Gas und Kluo-
trie Light Co.
& Co. , 10(1 Main Btrcot ,
largest und best bicycle htock in city.
ip\\ortli : l.i-iiKiin Itui option.
Thursday eoniag Hov. H P. Dudley am !
wife entertained the membcis of the Kp
worth league of Hroadwaj church ami theii
friends at the paisonago on Fletcher a venue
The spacious rooms were thiongcd until n
late hour with a meiry crowd of ipung pee
pie. Iteficshmcnts were served bj'tho jounp
ladles of the league The membeis of the
league made an active canvass for new members
bors , a largo number gl\lng their names ami
enlisting In the league work The Hroadwaj
chapter will at once begin an active cam
paUw along all lines of work , especially thai
of looking after the strangers In the city
making them feel thut they are anionj
friends though In a strange city.
, i\tum lias Thi'iu.
Now styles in O.\ fords for ladies. All
kinds and nil prices. 23 Main und 21
Pearl streets.
Free treatments dully from 2 to 4 p ,
in. ut the Council 11 ! tills Medical und
Surgical institute , 2Uth und Broadway.
The Millers , decorative artists , wall
puper , pujier hanging , plain and orna/
mcntul painting , gigiiH. No. 15 Pearl St ,
Coal mul woext ; bcsjt und cheapest
Mlbbouri hard wood in the city ; prompt
delivery , n. A. Cox. No. 4 .NIalu.
Stop nt the Ogden , Council muffs , the
'best $2.00 house in lowu.
S..P. Vunattu , attorney , 5 Evoroitbllc ,
vp\ifo rnmi I'/IIHTPII nt III IT
Mi\\S \ \ MlOM lOCMIL BLUrHs
Oitizons Working to Bcouro a Rciluctlon ol
Bridge Faro.
REPORTS OF VARIOUS COMMITTEES
IHMnry of the Knrly ItrRUlntlonmir tlicf.'oiii <
piny Inillriitliinn tluit thn Ohjcct of
tliu MUM Mrrtlni : .Mnjr Vet
lie Att.tlnt'il.
The meeting of the citizens last evening
at the couit house to consult and hear re
ports with reference to the Scent faro on
the motor line was attended by u large
number , and the greatest interest was
taken In the proceedings J. N Casady pro'
sided , and Frank Tilmblo oRlcltitcd as sccro-
tary. Among the rcpoits of committees ,
thoihst was that of the Judiciary It was
lead by L W Hoss.
According to the Investigations of this
committee the < baiter of 1MVS , under which
the motor companv claims to bo opciatlng ,
gives no light to lay or operate * a double ;
trick , and His a matter of considerable
doubt whether It gives a right to use oloc-
tililti as a moth o power. The clause in
the > chatter of l M ! llxlii''the rate of tians-
IKII tntiou docs not IK HI cents as the amount
to be clmiged , but is merely a covenant on
the part of the compaiii that it will not
charge mole than that sum Accoiding tei
law if tlie compiny assiv'tnd its franchise
to tlic Nebiaika coipoiatim and has novel
used the charter , the chaitor is subject to
forfeitmo If the company ban failed to Iht
up to its agteements. and is thus gulltj of
inisiiser of its charter , it is also subject tei
forfeiture. Man.lesal . ureccdents wcie
cited to show that the motor company had
plai e.d itself m this position Thoieport
was a long and exh.uisthe lcg.il opinion. At
the ( oialuijluii of the ic.uling it was adopted ,
As to 1 iiv.il Inn.
' 1 he following re'poit of the eommlttco on
ta > ation was lead , showintr the exact finan
cial condition of the lelation between tht
city and the motor compan\
I'pon a -iiefnl exa-nlnatlon of the tax roc-
oids , luilKiniMit ducket and couit calendar , we
lieu'n ( snljieli the following lepoit .is a result
cif mil ln\estlKatIon
\alue of pa\ln assi std to pil-
% ale pu : ties and laUiihthe .Mo
tor comp my , \\lii'ii to idwayas
con-.tnicted . v $10CC5.-lt
I'ltj'sclalm for | ii\ln/iii ) Inter'-ce-
tlons , icp.ilis to stieuts totn up
bj Motoi company , etc 1(1,53,1 ( 9J
$30'J01 3D
Of this aiiiotint the city has bronchi
suit foi amount of Its claim foi
Inteiscctlon , etc } 10D3D.05
Time Milts have Iji'en lnoiiKlit by
pi halo p n lies on whkli judK-
ment has been lendercd , .mu'ni-
Kallnit . . t 0,201.0'
I'he suits pending , amounting to . . 0db7 UL
Tot.il ainonnt In suit and judgment t-3-194 Sr
lialancc for ulilt h no claim has yet
Iji en iiiulriiiiliisl : theniotoi CIHII-
| ) .in > , .ind v. lili li u 111 ho .i loss to
the citl/i ns If not p ild by the mo-
toi coinuany . . . . $ 0,700.51
Maliln.Mi ( total amount of . $30 , 01,31
\\hlclitheniotoiioinpaiiy ours
thecltj and cltl/ens foi paving ,
uhlcli nas beenasvis < .ei | tnpih.ito
p lilies , in paid by thccltj.
\\o llnil tliu moioi ( oinpiny as
sessed \\lth p.r > liiu' andlii.iilln as
follows :
Assessiiu nls now due a ml unpaid $12,269.71
l'in incuts not vet due foi uhh'li the
ell ) " 111 be liable If the motor
company itlns the suits now pend
ing . $ 3,070 7C
Total ainonnt .issevsi d .iptlnst the
niolo : ( oiiin.inj foi Kiadliu , pa\-
Ing. etc , of . . . . . 20,940 DC
MliKlnga total of $ .11,141 30
\MilchtlieMotoi coinp.iny should p ly foi
p u Int. . Ki.nlliiK , etc. , bulni en and aloni ; tbeli
tracKs , and much of which Is long past due.
\\etlnd that the assessments on peisoiial
pioni'ity of the. motoi conip.inj for the past
Iho jeais , comnicncliiK wlifi ItjH'J , aiu av
follows :
16B9 $ 74.00C
IH'Ju 89OUt :
18U1 7. OO.OOC
i yj inn,4i ) ( ]
18'J.l 100,40J (
Voni coniiiuttec llnds the ( est of the
Douglas htreet hrldKo to he . . 400.00C
The tint no of the channel of thcMls-
soiiil ihci at the bridge Is 110 feet
cast of the NelnasUa. shoio pier and
tliu cost of that portion of the
In Idgo west of the city limits Is . . 109.00C
object to taxation by the city of
C'oniRll Hlnirs on bridge . . 291.00C
Uallay eh ctr cal cqulpinents , ro.ul-
bed , pole- * , wire cats , motois , en
gines , boilers , djnamos and other
locateel and inoxablu niachlnery
cost. . . . . . 360,500
The buildings and foundations on
lots 5,0 , 7.H , block 12 , Ilrjant &
Claik's addition , added to the as-
sesseelalue of the lots , should In-
cieisu ussL'ssiiit'iit to 13,000
MM ) that life buildings located In
I"ails' second In Ul-- < ' addition , nlnu
In number , assessed at i3,245 ,
should bo Incieased In tax \aluii-
llon by . . . 1,000
4,000 shares of the capital slock aio
oniiL-il and held In Oonnell llhilN ,
and by the decisions of the MI-
piemu conit aio subject to assuss-
nient and collection of taxis , and
that the \alne of said shaies Is
fully DIPS cents on the dollai. . . . 213,000
Thcro Is no appieclahh ) depicclatlon In the
bildt-'i' , ro'id bed , poks , electrical eiiilpments | ,
engines , bolleis djnainos , cars , motors 01
othei located and mo\able machlneiy , as tliu
market Miluo Is greater than the oilglmil
cost.
And the ratloof taxable % nl-
uatlonI I33 > j per cent
of actual \aliie , the assess
ments to compare with
other cltlrcnsonan equal
ized basis should not bo less
on the bileln'o and ap-
pio.iches than. . .1 97,000
On rallwajs , eais , motors ,
el v it , lines , cnulnes , boilers ,
electi leal eiiilpnit | ntspoles ,
etc 122,000
On Council lllnlTs Holdings of
hbaiesof capital htock 71,000
An Increase on buildings on
lots In llryant .V Clark's ad-
dillon . 3,000 "
An Incieaso on buildings on
lots In Kwms'i-ccond bridge
nddltion . 1,000294,000
Last 3ear'b.issessnn.iit . . . . 100,400
An Increase ) of . . $187,000
Wo also llnd that the. paving on Upper
Ilioadwav. north of I'ltsl stiout , and the pav
ing on llioulway , between Twelfth and M\ .
lecnth stieets w is done at the Instance of the
Union I'aclllc U illwny eompiiny while onneis
of the old ho-se car line , and a stipulation
was entered In o bo teen said comp my and
the piescnt n otor company tint tlii'l.Uter
should assume and pay said paving as
chained , and the llrst payment was paid by
the present motoi company , lint It has failed
to fulfill Its promise with repaid to the subse
quent payments.
\\o have already paid $54,000 as u bonus to
aid In the const ! nction of the motoi com
pany's bridge , and should the city not succeed
In compellliu the company to pay Its special
taxes , wu shall have h id the prhllegoot pay
ing moro than $100,000 In cash , In addition to
the valuable franchise we have given them to
Induce a few millionaires to build a hi Idee
and motor line at a profit to themselves of
nearly fl.OOO.UOO Hespectfull > submitted ,
II. e' MeiiKMhalrman ,
K. A ( 'ASCI n ,
1' . e' l.di-iii i : ,
II N.tiiuvis ,
K. II. hill \KK ,
J. ll.L'i i.win ,
\V. A. \ \ mm ,
I'V. . M'l.TMAX.
DUTVrl lire ot Oplnliin.
At this point Assessor W. I ) Hardin
created a stir by stating that the icport
ga\o the amount of taxation haotrectlj. H
O MeOeo , who had lead the report , said he
had obtained his llgurcs from the eounti
trtMsuior
" 111 glvo f S to the Homo of the Krieiullc'ss
if jou bring the books up hero and show
those figures , " said Ilurdin Ho tbereupoii
went to his olllco and hi ought his books in ,
when it was found that the committee bad
tilmplj been reckoning on peisonal piopeiti
The entire ) assessment of the propertj ol
thecompanj w as $1KV.M5. ( while that of the
peisonal ) uoKUt.s | was SUO.tKHl , as gi\en In
the committee's ieport , so that both Hailin
and thoeommlttee wcio partially right.
Hardln then stated that the motor coin-
pan v was paying more than one-sixth of the ;
entlio pe'rsonal pioperty tax of the whole
city ; moro than twenti-four of the leading
vvliolcsilo houses and all the brick vaids
combined , and only § 40 less than all the
banks combined.
Attoinoy W. R. Shoemaker of Omahn
nmde an addicss. In which ho advocated the
idea of appointing u committee to confer
with the directors of the motor company
with the object of securing a commutation
rateof Jlvo cents , iue mutter was uimlly
left In the hand * ) of thn commlttor of 11)0 )
find a mectlnif It to bo lulled b.s the ehnlr
man when the reiwrl Is ready
HIICIAI. : AT TIM : itosrox STOUI : ,
Council lllnMii , In ,
CI.OAIC IKl'AltT.MiNT. :
Our line of ladli'V capos mid j
thla HiirliiL' bents till our provioiH ellortt
In this department. H\ory one prodlet ?
thut eupe-rt nro jrolnj , ' to bo thepopuliu
snrlnp ; iurinunt thl cason. mid wo huvej
tlictn In nil style" , and ut our usual low
price11) . At fcl.HO wo show u nice navy
bliio buttorlly cupo , tins-cl triintncd , well
worth iH.fjO. '
Our noxtprlco , V\A4 \ , wo show In both
navy and tan , und will uladlj compare :
It with any W 00 capo In the market.
At 95.01) ) our iiMsnrtnieiit is still greater ,
nnd us this is tlio iiopular price for ti
Bprltifj fjurmont , wo claim to huvo the ;
best tt.OO cai > o in the market.
At ( i.50. * 7oO , $0.50 , 91. TOO nnd * I5.0C
wo show an elegant line of pluln und
novelty capos in tuns , browns , blues
frreens , rodt ) and blucks.
Our assortment of juckets Is just a *
complete us our capes.
Ask to see our $1.1)8 ) bu/ior jackets ,
comes in tuns und gruvs.
At $ , ' ( . . " ) U wo show u flO-ineh roofer made
from an ull-wool foulo cloth in tun tinel
navy.
At S-5.00 wo ho\v four different materials -
torials nnd styles in tans , blues am !
blacks.
At isT.50 we show a line of roofers witli
derby or cascade capes in tans , yreens ,
blues and blacks.
At $10.00. 12.00 and $15.00 wo show
some exclusive styles and some verj
nobby garments. Cull und see us before.
btijing anything in this lino.
UKKSS GOODS.
Our drc s { roods department is now
fully ht'iekcd witli the largest und most
complete line eif staple and fancy dress
goods ever shenwt in Council UlutTs.
Uelow we quote a few of our most popu
lar lines.
At l ! , " > c u full und complete n-c-ortmcni
eif English civshmercb , KiiL'lisherges ,
irride-cent twillb and ehangeable jac-
ejuards.
At , "iOe all the latest and me > t desira
ble shades in henriettas , surges and
Scotch suitings in light mixtmes.
AtoDuvvo show the biggest drive o ]
the season ; 18 of the latest shades in n
US-inch India twill woulelbo cheap ut
75e.
75e.At
At 75t * . 81.00 , 91.25 and $1.50 we have ji
full assortment of the following new
weines , epinglino , uhtpcords , ottomtiiib ,
phospliorus beiges und serges.
LA 1)1 lib' WAISTS.
Our line eif waists this season eclipses
anything that has ever been shown in
Council IMulls. The nust p ipular styles
this season are going t > be Empire , ( Jin-
cade fronts and l-'iench yokes , of which
we show u full line.
At 25e wo show a full line of light
printed waUts ; worth Il'iu.
At 7. > o our assortment is most cam-
plete in satteen lawns ana petcules in
whiter , blacks und colors.
At $1.00 wo show the best black sat-
teen waist in the market.
Bosrox STOKE.
Fothoringham , Whitelaw ix , Co , .
Council Blullx , la. , and
Ivockfoid , 111.
COUNCII < ni.iirrs SCKJIKTV.
Two Afternoons ol Miislo to Charm thp l.n-
dies OtbiT Sod il Noten.
The social iccorel of ICaster week wa
inaikeel bv two afternoons devoted to the
choicest of music and most thoroughli on-
jo\ed by tbeladj liiendsof Mis. II. W Til-
ton and Mrs Dr. A P. Hanehett , at the
home of the latter. No WO rourth street ,
Wednesday and Thuisdav. The two enter
tainments were identical even in the de
tails , aud about 100 ladies were piessnt on
each aftei noon The house was made vciy
attractive ami by opening together the par
lors , libiar.v and dining room a most com
modious loiuejt room was provide ; > d , which
was combined with all the charms of home
adornment and floral decoiatlon. In the re
ception hall hidden beneath a mound ol
p ilms w ar a small orchesti ion. the low music
of which sened as a pleasing welcome to
the guests as they cnteiel. Tie lloral
decoiations were not so iiiofusc as to give
the parlors a hot bouse eft'ct , but thc.v wcte
veri graceful , consisting mainly of palms
and feins , witli roses for t rain anco und color ,
and smilax for the festooning of miirors and
mantels. The musical progia n vr is the teal
entertainment , not only byirtue of the
high character of the selections lendcrcd ,
butbj reasonoof the aitistie skill of those
who presented it. Mis , J. tj Wads-
worth , who is known to be ono oi
the llncst sopranos in the west , ren
dered some of her charming solos , which
were \erj enthusnsticalli received. The
ilchness and ceitalntj of her tones make
her songs over enjovable , and her selections
ior this procram were peculiarly happv.
Hans Albeit , whoso wonderful touch is gain
ing for him a natianal reputation as \iolln- -
ist , gave several solos , sustaining fulls the
fiuoritism which greets his cveri appear
ance before music-loving hcaiers. llerr
Cabin , who as a pianist takes lank as a
real artist , added to the ilcnness of the
treat , both in solo ami in accompaniments
A choicer musical combination can hardly
bo imagined , and the guests evidenced their
hearty appieeiation bj uuo enthusiasm The
following was the program , which was
daintily printed , with covers beaiingthc
suggestive engraving of a violin li ing upon
a sheet of music :
L'.ipitco ( l..i 1'dlUu Ollssantc. ) . KalT
Mr. .lo-ieph ( i.ilim.
I ( n ) Austrian lljnin with vailatlons , Leonard
| ( b ) fcpinlsh Dance .Sniasate
Mi. Hans Albeit.
Still as the Night. . . . Itohin
Mis .1. ii. Uadsworth.
I ( a ) Andante coiiMirla/loul , ( Op 'JO. )
{ . . . .lliethoveii
( < b ) NovelletleOp ( 21 ) Xutei SMiarwcnKa.
Mr. Joseph CJ.ihni.
Iliiiigailin alls , with variations Hinst
Mr. Hans Albert.
Hoils . . . . . . Xovln
Mis , .1 ( \Sadswoith. .
Violin Ulillgiito , Mr. Albert.
ja ( ) Noctnino Chopin
I ( b ) llutuatlan Dinco llrahms
Ml Hans Albert.
I'laiio , Piano , Canto I'lo ( Ier ) riesuhiiot7) | )
Mrs. ,1. ei. WadswoitlV.
I ( a ) Noctnrnn ( Op 17) ) Itiasslri
I ( b ) Conceit Ktiide . 1'erabo
Mi Joseph Oaliin.
I.a Muettode I'otllci dantaMe ) Alaid
Mi. Hans Albert.
Sleep , I.lttlo Itaby of Mine . . . Denee
' Mis J ( \Vadsuoith. .
rollovving the program refreshments were
served , the menu being simple but elegant ,
consisting chlelly of cakes , creams and
ambiosia.
Last evening the Grand hotel was the
s cue of a biilllant affair The Council
Bluffs council. Commercial Pilgrims of
America , gave its second annlveisary iccep-
tlon and ball Tally ISO traveling men from
Council Bluffs as well as towns in Nebraska
and Iowa weio present , with their ladies ,
and a delightful time was had , as is usuallv
the case when a company of traveling moil
get together The dining loom of the great
hotel was filled with the meri\\ crowd of
dancers clear up to the hour
when the twelve chimes told that it
was Sunday moining , and the beautiful
costumes , prott.v faces and elelicato floral
decorations made a vision of beauti that
will not bo soon foruotten Punch was
served in the league room , and speeches
were made during the evening by H. H.
Haworth , Kev. T J. Mackay of Omaha , J.
( ! Butler of Lincoln and J. J. Stoik of Coun
cil Blutls
J. P. Chiistcnscn was rnndo the victim of
a completesurpiiso KVidaj evening at the
homo of U. T. Melntjio on South Sixth
street , by twenty of his filends , who came
in to spend the evening and remind him that
it was his birthday 'J ho evening was spent
in hlijh live and dancing , and refreshments
weio served at 11 o'clock
Tuesdaj evening the conductors gave their
annual ball at the ( iraml hotel A largo
number of the. members of the brotherhood
wore there , all dri'ssed in the full legulatlon
uniform of bltio coats and brjss buttons
The list of the guests Included a number of
gentlemen who are well up in railroad cir
cles , together with their wives After
spending an hour In the parlors of the hotel
they went to the sixth floor and the dancing
commenced. Iho iloor nail been cauvasscei
for thp occasion ) Vln < , e Imn-lellcro mul window
* llli sti'io ImtisUiimeU dee-orated witli
How cm and | u4 house' plants mul
the on-litatri ! ( ( stationed In one
miner of thc ( room , plased nnmi
that kept the feeUnovIng from H o'clock on
until after midnight , when the last ntraln
of the last waltz illed away Supper win
served In the l.ulleu' ordinary , while on the
third lloor , in the League club roeinu. were
stationed the punch Iwwl and a number ol
tables for thosd < fho preferred cauls to
" '
dancing
Miss nilen Aylrsworth entertained about
twentj-llvoof her .Tilling friends very pleas-
antlvcstciilay aftcj noon at her homo on
rifth avenue In honor of Miss Helen Hum-
ham of Omaha , w ho Is v Isltlng her.
COMMl < > 10 ! < KltS
Tno liiiportiint Itallrniid Suits Settlcil b )
iliidfn Di-rnirr *
trlct court incases In which the power ol
the railway commissioners to enforce theh
orders to the railway companies was In ills
pule. The lltst , and probably the more Im
portant of the two. so far as the citizens ol
Council Bluffs aic concerned , was that it
the case of the state against the Chicago
Milwaukee ic Paclllc , an action brought t <
compel the compan.v to build a depot al
Boughton. An open platform was the onh
thing-ill the wav of an accommodation U
the public at that place , and the shipper-
and travelers who weie intciestcd bioughl
the matter before the commissioner'
to compel the ereetion of a depot The
desiied older was issued , but the compan.v.
refused to obey it Attorney Uoneial Stone
then biought suit in the dlstrii t eourt ti
cnfence the order of the * commissioneis The
case was ti led last August and has beci
under advisement ever since The .shipper !
called the attention of the court to the | facl
that Univhton had a laigi' tilbutars leal
torr. that twent.s cailoads of stone left the
station during the year IMil. when the sul !
was commenced , and that from two to let
passengeis left the station daily ( ! ood-
that e-ame in were unloaded on the open plat
form at all times of the night , and when si
unloadeltho company claimed no furthei
icsponsibllitv People who wished to trave
had to bn.ml the ttaln at the Hag statioi
and buy their tickets at the next icgulai
station.
ClnlniH of tlic linllro id.
The railway company fouirht the stilt
claiming that the commission had no powei
to make such an order , but onlj to ex imint
into eases where complaints weto tnaelt
and lepoit on thom.that the commlssloi
had not specilieilihe si/c of the depot to be
elected : that the court had no juilsdictioi
to enforce the ordeis , that the orler wa-
uiu'casonable , atiil th it the state was not the
pioper paitj to enfoicc the older
In making Ins decision Judge Ueetner held
that that commission w is given power bv
the'1 wcntieth gene-ral assembly to enforce
its > ordeis "An o.der fiotn the eominission , '
he s lid , "is an order , and not morelj an in
foimation to the public As to the objoctioi
that the state is not the proper parti ll
biing the suit , the supieme court has elo
cided that It is I do not consider it neces
sar.v for the commissioners to furnish the
companies with plans and specifications foi
the now depots they may order put up , si
that tlie-objcetion that tl'ey did not specif.s
the sue ot the elepot is not well taken Tin
company knows howlaigo a depot w ill bt
neeesb.irv to acommodate the public ,
Neither is it necpss-ary for the commission it
specify what kind of mateiial shall be useei
in the construclirtii " Ho accordingly decided
cidod the c. se l'i fa\or of the commissioneis
and made an order allow ing the plaintitl ai :
attornci fee of $ . ' 00
Importuned of tliu Itiillnt- .
'I lie Importance of tills ruling is not due tc
the amount involved , for Boughton is meielj
a waj station. Its linpoitatico lies in tht
fact that the couit hit llxeel lor the Hi si
time the exti'iil to which the commissioner !
maj make and enfoice ordeis withiofer-
ence to local elepots. It has especial inter
est to the people of Council Bluffs from tin
lacl that the laihva.v commissioneis some
time nuo ordered the Hock Island and Mil-
vvaukce roads to mak.o some much needed
improvements and , enlaigements in theh
localuepots heic , but so far thej have both
lefuscd to take the nccess.uj steps In all
probability it will be necessari for the at-
toiney gencial to commence suits against
these two companies in the \ei'i near future
to compel them to obey the orders of the
commissioneis , and in that event the piesent
ruling of Judge Deemer will be of considera
ble \aluo in givimr a piecedcnt.
The second decision was witli reference . ' .o
the demand made lor a siding at Show man.
Neailv the same epuestions were involved in
this suit as in the preceding , but in addition
it had been demonstrated that the sw itch
and siding , which had been put in originally
for the purpose of carr inc ties and othei
building maleiial , were so situated as to beery
\ery dangerous. There is no town theic ,
but onli a farming sottlemt nt , the people
living in the \iciuitj baing engaged in farm
ing , cutting stone ami the like Between
the towns of Hediick and Show man , three
miles apart , there is heavy down grade and
an abrupt cuivo. which renders it impossi
ble for heavy ft eight trains to stop should it
bo necessary On the south of Showman
theieis u deep cut which makes it impossi
ble to see the switch froai trains coining
fiom that direction Until it is close at hand.
Cimiiiil-islonrr Dej'rt Opinion ,
"Commissioner Uey , " said the court , "is
of tlio opinion that s'ations should not bo
neater together than seven miles The people
ple of Showman claim that on account ot the
hillj condition of the land they cannot haul
hcavi loads , and so they neeel a station. As
to that , it must bo understood that when a
man goes to a place of th it kind ho must
take his chaines on getting the kind of ac
commodations lie nee-ds In view of the
danger which the snitch would cause , I
must dismiss the suit "
Next Monday nioinlngat'J o'clock Judge
Ueeiner will lender another important de
cision , that in tlio "joint rate eases , " which
has been pending for the last tlire-o ieais ,
and which has ah cad v been wnttenup in
the newspapers at consldeiable length , The
railway companies fought the law by which
thej are compelled to charge only SO per
cent ot the ordinary ficigbt rates when
goods aio carried over two or moro loads
within the state. The decision will DO
looked lor with a gieat deal of interest by
the people all over the state.
e , ' . O , I ) . Ilroivii'H ( irriit se\on.I > iy House
Cli'iinliiK Suit- .
The greatest cut ever made on wooden
and willow ware.
Sale commencing Monday , April 10.
Wash tubs -I5e , 50c , GOc. ; willow
L'lothes baskets 55o , (15c , 75e.
2-hoop wooden pails lie ; It-hoop wooden
pails I5c.
Vapor pails lOc ; wash boards lie , Jfic ,
li'c. '
li'c.Scrub
Scrub brushes 5e , 7c , lOc , 12c.
Mop bticks be ) iilothes pins 0 do/on for
tie.
Clothes lines 5q cnch.
Largo bottle bluing for 5o.
Bulk starch , 4c pound ; 1 pkg.stareh Oc.
( i Ibs. box starch 2c. ! )
(1 ( bara Kirk's White Ru = 0ian soap for
25e. '
0 burs Fail-bank's Santa Clans boup
for Ii5e.
7 bars Domestic boap for 25c.
8 bars Ladies' Friend M > ap for 25o.
S burs Towns' Delight soap for 'J5c.
8 bars West India Olive soap for 25o.
Tar soap ; ie euku ; toilet soap 2c cake.
Washing powder , 2 pkgs. for flc.
I e-ans Eagle IJ'el for 25e.
U cans Star lye for 25o.
UROWN'S C. O. D. ,
Council lUulfs , la.
Woiitil 1.1 lit ) In Mrut it Ciiiuiiilttee.
The board of directors of the motor coin-
pan ) held a meeting on Tilday. It was hoped
that something would be done at this meetIng -
Ing with reference to the much-talkcd-of
li-cent faie , but whoever had such a hope
was destined to bo disapiointed. | "There
was no ono thcie to biing the matter before
us , " salei ( Jcorgo P Wright , in speaking of
the matter.Vo didn't know what was
wanted , although , of couiso , wo know that
they've sued UK a few times Still , wo
hadn't any ofllci.il notice that anything was
wanted Kemarks wore made , how over by
Mr Millard and Mr. Barton to the effect
that they weald bo willing to meet a com
mittee of citizens properly appolntcil at any
time that maj be chosen by the committee.
ItsccniB tome that if I wanted anything out
of anybody I'd go and tell him so and not go
abtjt whining. "
The only thing that was done , according
to Mr \ \ right , of iinv publlt hi | > ortaiice < win
the * consideration of the proposition made bv
Colonel P C Heeel with n-feti-nt'o to the
Man iwa motor line He * wants to ttnii hl <
nte > ain line Into an electric motor line and
wants the motor company to furnish the
IHJwer. Tim imitier was icfetrcd to the
company's electrician with Instructions to
ascertain what will be neccssari In the way
of enlargements of the plant In case Colonel
Heed's proposition Is accepted.
I'lCri'ltr. ' WAS AOt'IIl'TKI ) .
Mr * . ,1. A. ( Inrliiini of tills City since-roiled
Whrr Other Inmi ArtlM , Tallrd.
The magnlllccnt oil painting upon which
Mrs. .1 A. C.orhain has been at work for the
past nine months will occupj a place In the
national gallon of the vVomairs building at
the World's fair. So much was decided \cs-
teiday b.s the president of the Inspecting
committee , who i-atno out for the solo pur
pose of Inspecting the picture. H should
have been In the hands of the
committee two months ago , along with
the other works of ait which wcio candi
dates for honors , but It was not completed
until within the last few d.ijs That fact
made it necessirv for the piesldent of the' '
committee to make special trip here The
painting is 05\in : feel in dimensions and la
probablj the most highly aitistie effoit she
has ever made It is a distinction to he
proud of that this isthoonl.s painting which
lias been accepted from an Iowa artist for
the national galler.v Thoto were fort.v-foui
paintings before the Judges for their ap
proval , but none of them wciv luck v enough
to bo awarded a place In tlio national ex
hibit.
Look a4 'I hi'lll.
Men's Russian calf sheies ut Cvuns' , 2) ) :
Main and 27 Pearl stieets.
At the World's fair w ill be a 7 Ml oc
tavo organ in piano cu > i * . See duplicate
at Horn-lulus Music Houso.
VV Hern \Voiolilp ,
First Piosbvtoriaii Pleaching by the
pastor , Hov Stephen Phelps
Tiinlty Mcthodlst-Hov II H. Barton ,
pastor. Class meelln-j , ! > 'M ; preaching ,
1(1 ( HO and 7 4."i ; Sunda.v school , 1' ' : Junioi
league. I ; I'pvvorth league , 7 ; monthly lucr
ars amlsoii.il entertainment , Monda.v even
ing.St
St John's Knjtllsh Lutheran -Pteaehing
In theMern.im block at 11 a m and 7 . ! ( ) p
in bv the ptstor , Hev G. W. Sn.vder Sun-
dav bihoe > I. ! itri i
Second IHcbbs tcrlanPieae'himr b.v lev {
S. Alexander at 10 HI ) and bHev. . T. S
Baile-i , U 1) , of Cedar iJapids at T : ' ( ) Sun
da.v sihool , 1'J , Christian Unlleavor. ti ! ! ( )
Young Men's Chilstian Association -Bo.vs
meeting at ! l , addressed bi II Lining
Men's meeting ati , led bHev J II Davis
Bciean Baptist Picaclilng moining and
evening bj Hev W. C Sbepaid , the-evangel
ist of CliMillold , la , who will also hold
meetings throughout tlio week.
K\angelical Mission Hev. J. Pisk will
preach at the mission on Avenue L near
Lighth succt at 11 a m
First Baptist-Pleaching b.v Hev J. II
D.uis Ijvangcllstie service at S p m Sun-
da.\ school at 1'J. Young people's meeting
at 7.
Congregational Hev. John Askln , pastor
Moining subject , "Man's Helation to the
Woild" Uvening , "Pharisees and Pub
licans "
At the Fifth avenue Methodist church this
moining theie will lie picaihing by Hev F.
TongeofOmahi In the evening'the i.ill-
waj men , for whom the services of the cn-
tiieda.v aie especially ai ranged , will have a
seivico opening with an oigan volnntarv bj
Miss Pikeol Omaha A song serv ice w ill be
led by the V P quartette Haihoad men ,
motoi men and ilicmen espe'iiall.v invited
Bioadwa.v Methodist Kpiscopal 11 P
Dmllo.v , pastor , .subject of moining seimon ,
' The Good Samaiitan. " Evening. 'Tempta
tion " Class meeting , 10 Simdav school ,
12 Junior league-I p m. Upworth league ,
l > oO p m.
No time for a millinery opening at
Loui ' : but oh , suen beautiful goods. 25
Main street.
Dr. A. , T. Cook , ( iraml hotel annex.
Special attention to elisea-ob of lectum.
Ii'lf'illr . lictnriifil.
Thoicgtilar meeting of ridollty council ,
Hojal Arcanum , was held Fiiday evening.
The delegates who attended the state con
vention at Clinton weio present , and gave a
repoit of the doings theie They ropoited
a most enthusiastic time , and Coancil Utah's
came In for a generous share of the hoiiois
of the occanion I M. Tieynor was reelected -
elected to the post of grand regent , C ! . 11.
Jackson was elected gtand ginul , F B.
Warner is chairman of the grand trustees ,
and J. If. Aitliurisa member of the com
mittee on laws The next meeting of the
gland council be held at Ottuinv.a.
Another improvement to the popular
Schubert piano. Swaiibon Music Co
Geo. S. Davis , prcsi'ripuon elruggist.
Murrl.igo License.
The following mairiago license was issued
yesterday :
Name and Address. Ago.
I Uoss H. Itunyan , Council ItlnlTs -Jt
l ittnJ. : Dolsoii , Council lllulls. . . 11 !
Wood of all kinds , CODS and coal. L.
G. Knotts & Co , 700 Broadway.
, o
Will Colltut the Money.
TMII.CQUAH , I. T. , April b The bill has
passed the Cherokee senate and house
designating the chief and treasurer and
ten other delegates to go to Washington and
collect the money , y.HOO.OOO , duo on the sale
ofthestiip
WK.I 1111:11 J 'intiv.i s r.s.
It Will lln I'll I r und .Slightly Warmer In
> 'lir.isku Toil y.
WASIIINOTOV , D C , April 8 Forecasts
for Sunday : For Nebraska and Iowa
Fair ; winds shifting to south ; slightly
\ \ armor.
For South Dakota Fair ; south to west
winds ; warmer except in the west.
I.oi ill Itci ord.
OFFICE or TUB WKVTIICII BUIIEAU. OVIAIU ,
April b. Omaha record of temperature and
tainfall , compared with corresponding da.v of
past tour jears :
1893. 1892. 1H01. 1890.
Maxlniiini tPinpcraturo. I7O 4'2O tijo ( > HO
Mliiliniimleinper.-iiure. . 34O 300 3Hi fi'jo
\vt > iniru temperature -10 = an 45 = 00 =
Precipitation . . .00 .03 T. .00
Statement showing the condition of torn-
[ icrature and precipitition at Oauiba for the
day and since March 1 , 1893 :
Normal temperature 48O
lellclenc > for the day ho
Cxcess since Match 1 4 =
Normal precipitation 10 Incn
Deficiency for tliu iluv .lOlnch
Dellclency March 1 . 93 Inch
I ! , i ; , HUNT. Local Porecast Olllclal.
13IMI > O'.AI.sroUnLM > MKIN. : ) U.S. IN-
Idlan ServiceI'lnc Kldge Agency , > . 1) . ,
Maich 30 , 1893 Scaled proposals , e-ndoiscd ,
" 1'ioposals foi I'leldeeds , " and addiessed to
the undersigned Hi I'lne Uldgei Agency , Slrin-
noniounlj , ! I ) , vUll be leeched at this
iigeni-y until 1 o'clocU p in of Apill Jo , 1H9.I ,
foi furnishing and dellv 1 1 liu al this agency
iihoutJa.i ( > ll His sued oats , i0,5r ! ) ( ) Ibs seed
L'oi n , 67l > ill ( Ills , seed pofitoes , 1'JOOIhs seed
wheat , 7,10 Ibs. alfalfa. 3 O'H ) Ibs. Herman mil
let , 730 Ibs. timothy , 737 Ihs Idnn Brass , MM )
Ibsiiar ( luut and oJ ) Ibsuiju canu seed.
Said seed to bo grown In Ihc section of coun-
liy conlliuous to the place of delivery. Illd-
iler will l > reiiilred | to st.ito specifically In
tholr bids the proposed price of each aitlcle
nlfiircd foi elullvtiry iinilui a con tract. The
i Uht Is risen ed to reject any 01 all bids , oi
nny p irl of all ) bTtl , If deemed for the ho-,1 In
terest of the service tPiirifihii cute KS
K.ich bid must be accompanied by a certllU d
, 1'nUeif Stales de-
chc-eK m draft upon some
posltoiy or solvent national hank In the
vicinity of tin ) residence of thn bidder , made
ii ij able to tliu order of the commissioner of
liiilliiniiirulM. for al least fi pei cent of tliu
iiinotint of the proposal , which check or draft
will be fni felled to the I'nlle-il States In case
any blddei or hlddms iccehliu an aw aid shall
full lo promptly execute a conn act w Ith good
nnd sntticlent surellen , olberwlso lo IMI re-
iirnedtothu hlddei Illils acconipanli d by
L-ash In lltMi of aciiiltludcheek wlllnot IKM-OII-
sldcicd , I'or any fiuther Informal Ion apply to
I'AIT.lilXJ l < ni { ( > Y HltiJW.N , I . f. A , Acting
rutted States Indian a > : cnt , vl.ildJU
niilx lor l.xdi\.Ulmi.
IU , Neb. , Api II H , Itt'JS Sualed iiro-
pos.ils will be leeched until li ! o'clock noon'
SSe-dnesdii ) , Apilll'J , at tliu olllco of lh < > In-
( cisiato Hotel coin.an > . room 3'7 ! , Dinaha
National llank biillulng , for tbu icnioval of
illrt from blto of hotel , southwest coiner Ibtli
und Ilarnt y strcetK. 1'nll Intoriautlon can bu
hud at lluiolllciiof I'lslier and l.awrle archi
tect ! , . 'lliu ilKht Is losorvtd to ii-lect liny or
nil bids. J K MAiikf u
ADUJt. beerIntvrntate llotel t'o
SELF-SUPPORTING ,
Though not Mount for a Monoy-
Muklng1 Institution.
Pliui of tlm Copclmul anil Shcpanl
Work- Its lYIciuN , Its Hue-
It * Critics and
Its Success ,
His nnccMiry to lot In tlio liclit occasion
ally. Tim IIKIHU lu-nltln. l ! Is tln < purpiHo
of tlili iirt do to let In a ilttlo htfht ruKHrdliiK
tlio p mi of tlio I'opulaml and MiiMrird iiruu-
tll'O.
't'ho llr t mul limit Import nit point Hint
uuuilsll hi U rufi'rroel loin thlo tin toman t
llif ( ( ijif/diid / mill MirjMiil jinrlL is nut it
niiilir/miiHfii | ( ; j > ticttet
lr ) < * . ( 'oiclntil ) nnil Hiopard Baw , jnirs IIRO ,
no n * i so n fur tlio i-xorlillimt fe < e > s nsnitilv
e'lwrirod liv spool ilUts , I'lmn mul nunln It liiul
boon hroiilil | to tlii'ir uttuntlon III it lhairviit
in issof tlio | ) oiiiln | wuro clunrlM'il of the skill
and u\u < riuiicu of CIMUIIIIO st > li > lall3ln on iu-
count of Iho high fees which they clmrjrel
I hnlr i'MH'riiiiK'0 had di > inonstratuJ In tlictn
that the bc'stsorvues. tin- host mvdlvlnes and
tlm most oiircfnl o ire and iittpntlnn could bo
u'lM'Miit low and irilfiilin ft' s flio prrsoiit
Institution , \\hich IH IIM their n unc mid which
Is nndrt tho.r uursonal aupurv Hion mil eon-
troi , U inoroly the miccc'isml c irr > Inn out of
Unit iiliui.
Ills u 'i/-iiiiiwiuu ( ( ( t iKtltiitlnn ; lint ( iiiniiici ; .
in ifiliii/imr.
It Is Just what Its founder Intcndod It
shiiul I bo nil Instltnllou will 'h U.VJH . to L-acli
Individual nitlunt e'liii'f nl anil thorough o\-
iiiiiliuttioM , skillful lrc.it ncnt. nil 1 nil ncccs-
> 'iry inc'dlrlniM .mil reined cs of the piiic'st
drum and the lies ) iinulitv at u total mpc nso
whluh U absolutely le-.s th m tliu mil of the
drills vvou.'l lie if the pit lent Loiuht them
hlnisulf in iho usu il way.
This iniieli slionld bo pin n v stated In Ins-
Ilinto Iho vvorU. and th it the pulnlu niny
clo.irly appichend Us purpose- and method
II it nut , n > lif Kin , n in inii-innlitiiy .
nut it w IK nut il iii all ill' , lmt t n | i ( Kim
l/nil / fiilii/ny.o / if in in r mum > ( ( Mill 1 irir- )
liHItntli li' i > Hiifllr ii lie. II IK u ii.ii ftii / / | J <
Miifiifdiiifz i alii , fin titciix ti'iil f il > i > i j iillf"
that luiv frltciitl ill liralinuHil 1 1 l/i / inr-ilnt
l 'il > eiiiiiIITI | n ) I/I'JKIJIC / niii ' / , fC | > m-
f > Inn rm Ufll.
They founded ilto'r Institution I carried
on tholiuii I , In tlio fiHn o [ i ho mint \ olcnt
t'llllc'lsni from do tois who \citUiiil and
fioiii uoctiirs who did not ailvi'itlso Do'tois
w hoailMM tlscil uriind thil lh"V were cutting
Into prices and uuo mining tlio adxoitlslin ;
businolloctors uho did not adM > rtl"o
hulled all suits of criticisms mil icllcct'ons '
upon thorn and tholi assocl tes bur HIM' they
s i\\ that tlio ( opelund .in I bhupuil pm-llco
\MIS Rjitlu rin to Itself an HIMmrt'ulii :
sh ro of the medical work ol the illy I'heso
eiltlcl'ins In the end only he I no I the \\oiK and
dolurminod Drs l opeland and Mu > | inril toion-
tliuie It until thcro uas nut a shiiduu ut duubt
loft In the mind of my ono r > v uiiln. the mer
its and pr.ictlc iblllly of their 1 1. in mid the
bcnotlts thin the public inl ht durixo from Its
iiceumiillshmcnt.
- no MiiK-ty InMtcH 1. 11 ( irlppu ni
thn ( 'iitarrliul loiiilittini , und I hern U no
moi o. jintent s ling nil ril iignlnst tills duiiK 't'-
OIIH liillnimiu t Intn pi * iper unit riiillral treat-
in cm ol Did Ciitiiirli.il i miitll lo'i Unit ln\lt H
ll > U U iiotldMl o\i > rj < l i > I ) } Hi" . Coielniul |
unit shepiird tluit ihirkn Iho pit \utciu * i ot
l.u dilppn li.iully onu nt tliu r piitientit li < i <
been snlijri t to II.
Mr \Vllllim = on , nuloi c eru for s\vlft
iV Co , I'aeKeriuntil mi ilia , lues at 1 Hi1) )
onlli . ' 7th htreet , uiitl Is a \\ell I > IIO\MI b'is'- '
ni'ss man and piopjil ) iiuiici Mi. U Illlam-
-iiii s vys liu iris no dc lie foi pnolleltv , but
detims It ( list and itg\\l \ \ to toll tin ) public ho\\
lie h is been holned I In s ivs :
"It ist w Inter I was sltk two iiiiintlis with l.u
Grlppo wliuli so e\h iiisled my 111 rvinis sys
tem . .milltalilv that I v. is exlremrly WIMU
and all in/ bodily funi-tlnn , 'rmitly Inmaiieil
A catanln.l 'runbic had ilao tornine time
m ulu line ids on my he ilth Oi. liunnd his
Iroitol mo for three months and 1 ha > o
X lined sii ulllv In mury resp ct
My blojd and nerves , .mil whole system arii
no In splendid sh-ipe luinnily my hlood
' eoinod thick and mined In l s ii 'NIi way
ilninich mvolii3. . Afier cot tillluv b'ood ' ill
litditlt as ousy tc do the lu-tt. Iianskep
and ic-.t as I could not dobifoio Ihi\ou
keen rollsh foi my food. Il duemo sjowl and
bulliismeup llefoin I hid nodeblroloo.it
A Ion. : with mv lowcted st.ito I h.ul aiht'u-
matio KIIPU that for a lon time was homo-
ivh.il stlir and full of pain an 1 SrtellliiK It Is
ne.irly well now. I am M > hi.hly ido.isod with
my splendid Improximent th t I sliull urKii
my friends who need lioitment lor cliioiiln
: ilscasus to no and ot relief and euro as I
lio.\o douc. "
LOW RATES.
OATAUKH AND MA , rTUAHLH
I'.S TKi-.Al'ni ) AT LOW AM ) UMI'OUM
itATi > Mr.ifiM ! > ritn- . PATII'.NTI AT
A IMbTANlJI , slUCJK-MTMA' I'lU-AlM. ! !
ItV MAIU Jfl.M ) I'Oll bYMl'l'UM lll.ANK
HAVR YOU SELRN
Made by the Centaur Cycle Co. of Coventry , England ,
The oldest anil stionjjest cydo company in the world.
KINGMAN & CO. ,
PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , KANSAS CITV , DES AIOIXHS AND OMAHA.
Manufacturers , importers and jobbers of high and mediuni
grade bicycles ; also vehicles and farm machinery.
S. M. WILLIAMSON & CO. , Council Bluffs Agen
To run the largest music store west of Chicago.
We have the Royal IlarJman , finer than silk.
We have the latest in sheet nuisc : , and in other
musical instruments , etc. ; what we have not is the
exception. Piaios to rent and rent to apply.
Mueller Piano and Organ Co , 103 Main street ,
Council Bluffs.
Special
COUW. BlUFH ,
, ' HAI.K 1-ull tot of tlnnara loolt fuoilconUl
1'Oll n bar fain Imiulro of huiiklu | Shuxurl
llurdiTaro Lu t uuncll Illniti
\ , ) r puli vaiitu. ililiiinuf i
ilornol VVull preparul lor HID wjrk 1C I
IluiLe ctlr tiullilliw _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' JITD3 IN , rlrll cn lnoir 111 n prints of
II' ltlatf < uml all niMllloni : ulnu p iturJ '
furjJO lic.iJ of muck 'J-'J iilli avvnuv.
I/OH hAI.K - \ \ > otTcr for ilo on nasy leriin ft lie
1 flrablo liumo onnth nveiiuii onu lilock from
i'le > trie motor , liuuiu of II vo looinn iloicti , clljr
wuliT lariiu lirlik iiillar , front uml tlilu porrhi i
Will > > o I at li lliuli iiutiml toil liOuirco'Ionic ,
.Mi I'tarl uri'ol , l ouuUl
nnil lot for ali > No HIJ Hfl'i a venue
HOIMK of J 1' ( .lirlillau , L \ It I ,
friiulii liouia
V CIIANCH for rlu'il man lo collect , lollclt ,
Wanil ilellror uuudu VVaiei IU a week ,
uml proKudlvtileil cvvrr VJ aajn , In ilock com-
naiir Muit bur li ( hard * ttock Aililrdm J. W.
Mutio , Uoom 6 , MortU block , Council Ulufli.
Singing Evangelist McClusky , I
l.nimeptmiiher UtiinitmUl * lloror mul Mo.
niHK.v e'omlnc'liMl rovlvnl inrolfniti It tlio
I rHiC'hrHiliin HIM ruli In this oil r ,
1 liu Mnlliy ami fitmo ( if HIVM < Uloel mm nt-
trncte'd tlmiiiKj of peopleto tliolr mrotlniM.
" " . ' " ' " /"win ) lirnnl the rich volco of 1 M\H.
Kuim MK'lusky in dm mtilody of mion-d donii
will ri'iid w Hi fntrn-n Iho unhjolncd hrlof lull
e\pri i iii tatoiiiunti
"I i mriin t.iKIni ; ticaimentof Drs I oplDliinil
and Shep r I , a short time ngn for ciiiuirhnl
sole tlini.u. and notwlthst in Mm : Ihu fut Hint
1 Hiiu- every d iun I evenliik ! dnr n tno
time , they haveenllieh i"l evcd tlio soreness ,
and also strengthened mv voi il powr < I
( Oiniiieiid tintro itinent for tlic in ncllt | Uavo
obt lined. I have found II must lionpll , (1 ( | | j
has m nlo my sln.n easier an I It fi ue n o 11
heller aftm\Mir.l , 1 do n < n lies Into to uu--
otniiiinil Hie tiontnii-nl as eliu ' ' 1 ful tone
no < e , thro it mil che t "
A FRIEND TOLD HER.
1 l went t ; tlio t'opei ml Me'lli il Ii siltuto
for hulp bec'iinse a frleml wh i bud hi i n urcil
Iheio told tnu to so" Tin ) sp < > iker w m Ml t
Tlllln l.ent/liu'ci , III Ilin dvvny t < u neil
lllnlls. la Hi r fntliei I neb l.tut/iiuer 14
the well U now n anil p ipul ir Inker who fur At
ve iislms fed the linn ! > with the chulee pro
ducts of li s oven and his is lai.'e un ac-
iinalntancu as any man In Umn.'il H nils.
"When I bo an treitinent ' ennltnned MHJ
I'll le. " 1 was wret bed Indeed Mv ImuiliicMin
was frightful pilnlm HID nl tliu tune1 , f
° -X
could scarce1v sleep at all Mv stoni u-h was
sicli and I d d mil know wh it un apnet Ito vv is.
11 iwUIni : and spitting to Keep my tntoat.cle.ir
was i onstani I bid lo do it to Keep from
strangling I w is all nc in c\erv way and felt
Unit mv whole system needed a the oimh
overhanlliiir.licn li. ) Sicpaid beitm M
loc.il and nencr il treatment I inn relief I
toll jon It v\.is i croii event in my life when
thai teulblu nuni i K'II ' ' "It mv head and 1 bo *
can to pat .mil enjoy he illh IIUo < > tli r pi'oulo ,
1'v ery sicii of e.it 11 ih la rnn nnd In full am
all r i.lit In every way , and cannot s i > onoui < 4
for the tie itmont that in nil u mu sc '
Illland ' 112 N Y. Ufo I1UU' . . Omaha.
Ollltu HUIIIH U to 11 II in ; 2 to 0 11 in. 7
pin. hnnibiy 10 a in to 12 m
Road Kins I lustier
Road Queen Athlete
Kingman Glideaway
Scorchers , and other
Mermaid Medium
Umpire Grade
Wheels.
Special Notices.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
_
I'Oll HUNT 1 ho Mericcu liolol t 10" Huutlilal
1 itiect Inquired IAJWIT at huiel
liS ! ItACT.s uii'l ' loam K.uni un 1 cltr prprir
uuu lit anil tulJ i'uur A lUuinat coailUt
IlluDt
, ' 8AI.K 'I * o nli o colt JKO ho no on Avunua
1'OU ( i m > ar rjlli ttrucl. U ruinai liuy nlii < lo < r ,
cl ( LU nnil iianlrr , lur o hit wiuer In yuril Will
tiike u sin nil piiyniciit ilown mul bulani u In Intlull *
iniiili l.oiik'fU.V lowlB , lj 1'uitrl utrcul luum.ll
llluflt
. t'lQ AI UK farm InCoilur ruiiniir NoiimiK i nil In
I'oiltlvullun t.'j'X ' ) pjr ni.ru rlr iclnii cltr
l > ri > porlr to uiclMiixu for K > o I tnnil oil in il -
icrliitlun r tlm luuil yui. Ii iVJ tu ottisr Jeilinilua
\ Van 1'ntlun
I OIt ItKNT-Ileiuru Ml lint iireut U rouinfc
to clV. . JnekBOj , nun iluur
lOUHKSr From lit of Juno to IU of ( ctubtr
1 fourUrifB tool rooum two nlcolr furinib il |
two tfirptleilonlr. AtfilruiK lit ) , llrenllko
TTiTil riAl.K A immbe-r of nlco cotlagicticap. .
-I nnit on Torr etir | > am nli. ( Jrtvaiultlaii
Mcliolion A Co , Cl