THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TlttfllSlUY , A1MUL 2 ? ,
Tltjfl DAILY BEE
COIM'IMH-UFFH
lOl't V'Ki NO. 1J ! I'HAHJ * STIIKITT
l illinrri 1 y rurrlrr to nny pirt of Win city
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K Y PlumbltiR Co.
IJoston Stoic NiiichiuiK 4llk .
MIItonlicniCTls the tmtti-r , flU3 Hrondwny
The Imtclicra or Council HlufTs hiivo on-
tercel Into tin iiiriuumemt by which tliuv will
nil close lit 7 .JO | i in every tiny , uxcoptltig
Kntunl.iy
'I'ho trial of Adolph IJ.iuormclstor on the
charge of murder in the first di'gicu will
coiiiini'iico this tnoruliiK l > uforu Jucltjo Smith
In tlio clMtiic't I'oiittnt Aroc.i
Tliocltvilog c.itciicr Is making prcpnra-
lions to iniiko war upon the c.inino trlhu ,
commcnc'liitf May I The taja lii\o arrived
nndcvurytiiliiK IHIIOVV In readiness except-
Ini ; the date
Tlio Aptil mooting of the I'.iroe'lnal Aid
Borlct.t of Ht I'.iul's cliurrhlllbo held at
Mrs , \V .1 Jamison's , Pirst uvptino. this
Thuisday afti'inoon All the ladles arc re
quested to conic or send their pledtfi-s
There will he a spoel.it session of liar-
moni th.ipter No i" . Order K.istorn Star ,
at Alasonle temple tlila evening for the pur
pose of Initiation All members are requested -
quested to be picsi-nt prompt ! } at 7 ! ! 0 Hy
order of worth } matron
homo complaint Is bt'lng indulged in h > the
huslnt'ss men of the i Itv on ac
count of tin1 ( llsttimln.ition against
Council HlulTs In the Wcstuin Union Tola-
Kr.iph c'omp.uii in the m.itter of taiilTs It
costs 10 cents more to send the s.uno message
toC'hic.ipo fiom Council HlulTn than from
Omaha , and rules to other jioiiits aio on the
same unequal basis.
A Child l.iijiiy *
ThoplPisant fa\or , ( jentlo action and soothIng -
Ing olToi t of S\rup of Figs , \\hcn In nocd of
u laxative , and If the father or mother bo
costive or bilious , the inostgr.itlhlni { results
follow its usu , both.it It is the best family
rumcd ) kuouii and every fan ilj should have
u botllo _
The opening "f Clint. S. Byors' now
shoo store \i-stptday iittrnutoil ii re-nt
dual of uiti'fcst. nml notwithit.indiiif , '
tlio stormy vt outlier liundiodi of hid ion
visited tlio Htoio. The west HJIOW \vin-
I ovv wns the center of continued interest -
torost till day and cvenlngr , tind is the
most novel nnd original fcaturo of the
shoo tmdu in the city. The suceo'-s at
tending the HrHt day ( insures Mr. Byors
thut he will have u liberal share of the
cream of the line trade of ' .ho city , and
lit thoMiino time incut the demands of
ull other classes of trade.
Saturday , April 2 ! ) , I permanently
close inj jewelry business. Poopio who
have left watches and { uvvelry foriepairs
must ' -all and yet tlioin , and all hills
must be nettled before that date. Carl
lint-horn.
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Mrs M L. Williams and Mrs. James John
son h.ivo re tinned fiom an extended \lsit to
Perry , la
Mis W H W.ikollcld and Miss Neolo M
OdLti ( will Kl\o a niusic.ilo tins ovcnin ; , ' at
the Mueller Music hall
Mrs H U Harvoi and son of Denver are
in the cltj for a few davs Usitini ; the
former's parent ; . , Mr and Mis Tostovin , on
1'nrk a von no
State Sujierintendent ICnoephller , Superin
tendents Mojor , Hodses ami Dunlxvci paid
a . 'islt to the If inn school yesterday and
tipont tliu afternoon with the toachois and
Btudents.
O C Sprultt was called away jesteulay
to attend the funeral of his wife's mother ,
Mra. S It IJabb , at Osccola , la Mrs.
Sprultt was at the bedside of her mother at
tlio time of her death
Itlicmimtlsm Oiitum } rnrrd.
Thrco da.vs is a very short time In which
to cmo > bad easoof ilicumatism ; but it can
bo done , If the proper treatment is adopted
as will bo seen ny the following fiom
James Lambert of New IJrnnswiclc. Ill "I
waa badly aflHctcil with iheumatlsin in the
hips ami le s , when I bought a bottle of
Chamborlaln's Pain Halm It cured mo in
thrcodajs I am all light today , and would
Insist on incr.v one who -tnilctcd with
that ton iblo disease to use Chamberlain's
Pain Ualm and got well at once "
OflntortMt to tliillilcr ) .
\V .T. Walhico has removed from the
opera IIOUHO block to liis father's olllix
on South Main wtreot. Mr. Wallucu iw
the onlv dealer in mantles and tiling ii :
Council BlulTn , and builders will do well
to tfet his litfiiroi before making eon-
tiaetH eKewhoro. lie also lopie-enU
the St. L'Uiis and St. Joseph pre > se < :
hriek coiupnnius and the Silicon Wai !
Piaster company. In all ho is handling
thirteen distinct lines of building ma
torlul.
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The Millers , decorative artists , wul
paper , paper hanging , plain and ornti
mental jiuinting , signs. No. 15 1'earl St
See the peerless Dauntless bicycle-
nml get our terms. Henry Murphy. K
Pearl utreot.
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\V ll > V\.IH It ( inn ) ininli' ?
Considerable cuilosity was expressed 01
the streets icstcidaj as to how the name o
' 'Ganymede" was adopted by the now li or
ganledheelelub Some people ROI dowi
their dust-covered books of ancient loio an <
after pcrusini ; the pa es Uained that Gain
meito was a cliatactcr In tlio ancient Gieol
mythoiogj , repiesenteii to bo tlio eupbearc
of 7.0US , one of the most popular and inllu
eutlal divinities of that time , and that X.eu
became attached to him on account of hi
( treat beaut ) and took him aw.ij to Monti
Olvmpus to "i ush the can" for him foievo
more ,
Ono of thoiounjr men who Is resixinsibl
for the selection of the name was soon abou
thu matter jesterday , ami in cxplanatio
saidVo read the old story and at one
came to conclusion that we couldn't tin
any more appioptiato namo. Where wi
you find any such fellows for phvsical beaut
as In tills oluti ? Then Ganj moiio is said t
have been ver > llvelin , goltinp over til
Kround , so there's another point of lesom
bianco Hut. " and hero the \OUMK ma
dropped his voice to a whisper , ' 'if jou'
ovtir been with a blcj do club on a long ru
and \\atcheJ tlio giuvvlcr navigate , .vou'
never have anotlier doubt thut thu nam
wo'vo picked out Is all ilht. ( "
Piles of p 3 , > lo n H'j puoj , nii D- . \ , '
Witch HuraiSilVJ will cuvj tlu u
Williumbon & Co. . 1M1 ( Main strool
largest and best bicycle block in city.
Frco treatments daily from 2 to 4 j
in. at the Council HI nils Medical tin
Burglcal Institute. 2tlth and Broad vvtij
Mine Helen Merrill , hairdret-stng an
uiamcuring. Room 312 , Morritvm blocl
Murrlnito
The followhiB marriage licenses wei-o ii
nucd jesterday
Name and address AK
t Harry U llronn , Pottawnttamlu county. . ' .
IJiissloS Uriko , rottawiittando county
I Julius MuiislU'id , Onidlia . ' .
1 Mabel Dd iTlon , Onuilia . .
The laiter couple were matried by Juslli
Field
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Piles of people nave piles , , but Do Witt
Witch Hazel tinlvi ) will cure them
Cook your mealh this munmor on a gt
range. At cost at the Gas company.
A. II. Porigo kt Co. . 103 Pearl si
Colnmbiti and other high grade bicycle
S. P. Vnimtta , attorney , 6 Eveioitbl
Columbian houvenir bih er bpoon , 25 *
now and beautiful , at Lund Bros
Gco. S. Davis , prescription druggist.
Doincbtlo boup best ( or hard wuter.
NEWS FIIOJI COUNCIL BLUFFS
Profrew of tlia Suit of the Oily Against the
Motor Cotnpauy.
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PROSPECTS FOR AN EARLY SETTLEMENT
iiiinit-rnllnvlil : | iVVIilrli llnriilnfnrA 1'rr-
vrntrd n ItnirliiK AliuiMt at nn Knil
Illnrm ot Attiirnejrn Muiln it Trlnl
lettriiliiy liuponllile.
The $3,000lamago suit of the city against
the motor company was expected to come up
in the supoi lor court last Monday , but the
city attorney was engaged in a trial in the
district court , and as lie could not bo in two
places at the same lime It had to go over.
Judge McGce was then no tilled that the
cltj would bo ready for trill this morning ,
as it was expected th it the case would bo
finished by toJay Bat tlio Illness of some
of the attorneys in the district court easa
prevented its completion as soon as had
been hoped , and whether tlio case will come
up tills morning depends principally upon
whether or not their Illness proves to beset
set ions enough to keep them out of court for
another daj' . Attorney Baldwin , who rep
resents the motor umipinv , was in tlio city
jestcnlay , which indicates to those who
ha 10 watched his movements In the past ,
that ho is icidv for trial. The probiblltty
Is that the U lal ull ! not take long , as it is
said an agreement has been t niched between
tlie attornejs by which the cas shall bo
submitted mainlv upon a statement of the
facts , the questions of law invoked being
the only points on which there will be any
light , and on which Iho court will hive to do
much hard thinking Whether it comes up
todaor not it is piotty certain Until will
bo the next tiling on the pingram after the
cltj allotnej's enxaccinent is over
ATI IA ( , 1 IN < ; rill. ( KMV l .
s'lk .Mnnilfiicturi'd lit lorn V iiur ijrn : ill the
Moitoii tcire.
The II ibton Store Inn been visited by
hundicds of people in the last few days ,
who wore drawn time by the announce
ment that thej would ho bhown the pro
cess of silk manufacture us carried on
by the Natuhaii Silk c'ltnpuny of Willl-
mantle , Conn. The process is a curious
one , and that it Is us interesting tis well
as curious Is shown by the crowds of
people who may bo seen watching the
motions of tho'lit'lo " .lap'1 who Inils
the cocoons and icelsolT tlio gossamar-
like tin cad in one window and the ma
chinery which weaves the tin cud * into
a glossy fabric in the other. The Nat-
changsilks will bo offered at cost price all
during this week , for the imrpo-e of in-
tri ducing them to the public. The ex
hibit which thcbO enterprising mer
chants are in.ildng was only seemed by
the puicha-o of * l"i)0 ! ( ) vvoith of the
e impimy's silk * , and The Host in Stoic
is the only place in western Iowa
wheie they can bo purchased. Kvory-
thing in the silk line , including china ,
fancy hilks nnd satins , will bo sold at
COST PRICK this week , and every
jiicco of Hilk in the store has been e&po-
I'uilly mat ked down for this occasion.
FA cry lady visiting the stcno will bo
given a silk cocoon as a houvonir , to
gether with a pamphlet giving the his
tory of the cultuiu and manufactiiro of
silk.
SO pieces 12-Mnch figured chinas , H-lo ,
during snlo nc\t week. 75 pieces
extra quality iigured china hilk , 13 , CO
and 07e , dm ing next week's sale.
Natchang faille silks , UOc , & 1.13 , * 1. 2
and $1.75.
Natchang black rhadama , 50 , 07 } , 82o } ,
$1.15 and $1.50 , every yard guaranteed
for six months.
HObTON STOKE ,
FOTIIEUINGHAM , Will IIU-AW it CO. ,
Council BlulTs , la.
.Must I'll 1(0 Out 1'orinlH.
flavor L'lwrencc made a proclamation to
the citi/ens about thieo weeks ago notifying
them that all who were intending to builder
or who had done any building since January
I must take out permits or else suffer the
penaltj' of their neglect. May 1 was set as
the time by which permits must bo issued.
The time is almost heio , but very few
permits have been taken out Thereare still
four davs left , howe\u , and tlio city
clerk is oxpcctitnj to do a l.ugo amount of
business in that line The m.u or states that
anj who have done building without fulfill
ing the necessary loquirements of the city
oulinances will bo subject to aticst and lino.
Ho desires to keep a stiict account of all
public impio\ements made this ye.ir , and as
this has riovcr been done before some little
difficult } is looked for in keeping the citizens
up to tlie mark.
Ten Iliij * at tlio World's I'.ilr.
It will cost yon less than $50.00 , every
thing necessary included. This means
hoine-4 In private cottage , clean , safe ,
close to giounds and on the buaeh o
Lake Michigan. Write to .1. T. Chyno
vvoth.Vindsor Park , 111. Hefets to II.
W. Tilton of Tin : BII : . or .lucob bims
of Sims & Bainbrioge , Council Blulls.
Coal and vvooci ; best and cheapest
Missouri hind wood In the city ; ptompt
delivery. 11. A. Cox % No. 4 Main
I'nn at l
Tonight the merrymakeis , Pltz ami
ster. nnd their mirtli piovolting associates
w ill appe ir In "A Breezy Timo' at Dohany'a
theater. An opening of fun is juomlsed , tlu
entertainment being crisp and catchy. The
Philadelphia Star pronoumes it "one of tin
best fane comedies now on the stage , and il
never falls to attract large audiem es ' Its
success this week in Omaha is assurance
sulllcient to cause Council Hauls people U
pack Dohanj's tonight
Satuiilay evening Friend s Diamatic clul
will present at Dub mv's , "Cast Out in tin
Street " It is tlio same popular plaj rccentlj
given at Masonic tempio. and , the repetition
next Saturdaj cveiiim : Is in response to tin
deslro of those who weieso enthusiastic ovci
ilbliist presentation
I lin draiiit linn I ,
Council BlulTs. Most elegant hotel It
Iowa. Dining room on seventh iloor
Hates , S3 to * 5 per day. E. R ( Jlark
Prop.
Protect your homox ngaiiint destruc
tlvo btorms.V. . ( ' . .lames has th <
strongest companio- the world.
Boxes and barrels of Drexel's Bel
cologne1 , a delicious pcM'fume , lloc bottle ,
for lUc. Davis , tlio druggist.
Ofllrrr < t Klprti'il.
The following are the officers of the nowl ;
organized Council tlinff.s Academy No. 1
Pilgrims of Anieriia. which is composol o
the wives sister * and daughters of tlio Com
mercial Pilgrims Senior instructress , Mrs
K H Haworth ; Junior instructicss , Mu
Ida V. Shcpard , prelcitor , Mis Allc
Cooper , scribe , Mrs l iura J McBrulo
kc-epor of tlnaiicc , Mrs Annie Patterson
guide. Mrs Alice Stork : inner sentinel , Mrs
H Colleen , outer sentinel. Mis Hollis
0 1 Another ImprovoniPin , to the popula
1H Schubeit piano. Svvanson Music ( Jo
0 A now invoice of Cngllsh tnrbaiu
latest and stylish , at I ho /nils. I .
Ask jour grocer for I ) miestie soap.
Finest Aristo cabinet photos , $2 pc
dozen. AsMon's studio. 18 North Mali
lli'.ilh til Vlr . 'j
Mrs.'Nancy Wilson Spoonor , wife of D C
SlHionor , died at about midnight fnosda
night , aged So.vcais , aftci an Illness of abet
a week The deceased was born March 1
li-05) ) , at Heath , Mass. , and was married Fel
ruary 11. Jb30 Mr and Mrs Sponnermovc
to this city In J801 , and have made it the
residence ever since. They had lived t
t'other for lUty-lhrco jcars , cclebratlr
thtlr golden wetlln in l O Tli de i-w < l
wan a memhfrof the ! ' m < re M'i mil ihun h
She loaves , besides her husinnd fuitr elul
dren Mrs Kmma Hoed of Denver 1) W
and K A , Siooner | of Boston and L. U
this city.
Uhrl thui t'hnrcli llnniip | ,
y vriltton Invitations voro Issued
on Monday Inviting several hundred people
to bo present at Masonic temple hall last
evening for tha purpose of attending a re
ception given by the Christian church to Its
new and voung members About all who
received Invitations ref | K > n led , and a very
pleasant surprise greeted them. On the
south side of the big hall were sptead two
long tables reaching the full length of the
room , covered with overj thing necessary for
a he.irtj' but temperate feist Nearly WO
covers were laid , and after an hour had been
pissed In a general social good time , the
chairs at the table were occupied and a rojal
banquet wasctijojcd. Among those present
weie a number of prominent church people
fiom Omaha , including Hey Mr Cramblet , .
pastor of the First Christian church , and '
Kev Mr Keed of the sime denomination i
A dozen or moro toasts were proposed and |
responded to Dr Cramblot responded to i
the toast "Our Neighbors " His speech was
In a verj hapns vein , sparkling with good
will and nelt-'hborlv love llo Incidentally j
remarked as an Indication of the growth of |
the church In this vicinity , that three and a
half jeais ago there were .ess ttian ! ! JO
members In the three cities of Omaha ,
Council Bluffs and .South Omaha , and at
the present time theio weio over 1,11)0 )
Toasts weio also responded to by Kov.
Allen , Mr Keed , Mr Shubert and Miss
Hood.
'i ho banquet and reception lasted
until nearlj 11 o'clock , and all those
'iresent wentawij with very pleasant lm- ]
iresslons , i call/Ing that prolltablo and
ilcasant innovations aie possible in church
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"till' Hill IhirtrMsl"
A gtoat man one-c said In spe.ikimr of a le-
naikablj fertile spit , "If vou tickle It with
hoe. It laughs with a h irvest "
This sij ing is indeed true of North Gal-
eston. for tlio fruit growing lands of this
cgion jield , imesponsj to cultivation which
s mere play compiled with the arduous toll
f farmers in northern climes , immense eiops
f pears , plums , ligs , strawberries , etc , etc.
These "ripples of merriment" on tlio part
t tlio rich soil are perennial crops were
ever known to fail
The fortunate fi uit growers laugh , too , at
heir good fortunes ; manufacturers who mo
irollting by the splen lid rosouiccs and ship-
ilng facilities , lineslois who see their dol-
tis multiplj an 1 investors who have found
icalth In tills mild ami equ ililo clime join 'n
ho merry makliv , and it is withal a laugli-
ng , happy , piosperous communltj' .
if jou are Intcrestcl in Noitli Galvcston
s nn investment or a home , or both , apply
01 full p irticulars to D D. Smeaton , Koom
Baiker block.
A r < illeoinaii that I Idillrs
One of the incmbcrb ot the police force has
ately acquired a large lot of notoriety
hiough his musical ability and his willing-
icss to itisplaj th it ability when the right
kind of an occasion offers itself At the
Joloi.ulo house , kept by Mis Jacob
low.utli. on West Uioidwny , dances aio
il'iiost nightly occurrences , and while the
rowds that go there cannot quite be said to
ompose the elite cireles of the citv , there is
'onsidcT.iblo ' doubt as to whether thcie is
imj place in Council Bluffs where irately
runsanj higher or the convmtion ilities of
good society aio much farther below par
than at the-so little gather ings Among
those who weio attracted to the
place was the policeman who is
supposed to pitrol that p u t of the city dur-
inu'tho night At first lie went merely to
Icoop older , but of late he has been oilier i-
tlng.is orchestra , and reels off the tunes upon
his llddlo In a wav that would make Strauss'
oivhestra go oft and commit suicide The
other people who run saloons and dance halls
in various darts of the city aio beginning to
complain at this discrimination in favor of
Mis. Howarth s place , and have servo ! no
tice that if thej can't have a policeman to
play the fiddle for them , too. they will make
noiible It is feaied that an addition will
have to bo made to the lorce in order that no
pirtiallty may be shown
It is roixntcd on the best of authority that
a number of the members of the force have
been in the habit of attending these dances
nightly for other purposes than piescvvlng
outer Chief Sranlan denies that ho has
ever danced there but once.
Plies of people nave pi.es , but De Witt's
Witch Hazel S live wlllcuro thoin
For first-class rooms in Chicago for
World's fair call on Ohio Knnx.
Alri K Their < ri iincos.
Ed Jones , a colored hotel waiter , was ar
raigned in police court jester day morning on
the charge of threatening to kill Dan Robin
son , another colored man. Kobinson claimed
that Jones had not only said ho would cut
him to pieces , but ho would go still farther
and send him to the nether world after ho
had done so. Several colored men were sub-
pfriiaud , as witnesses , but their stories
loimed such a wild and weird chaos of non
sense that the court discharged tlio defend
ant in sheer desperation.
Kobert ami William Limerick nnd Burl
Mudgc , who live in the northeastern part of
the city , were in court as the outcome of a
general neighborhood row , but they were
all discharged
Bob Scott , for pummeling the two Stack
brothers , got a fine of $1 ! ) and costs.
Stop at the Ogdcn , Council Bluffs , the
lest $2.00 house in Iowa.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Use Domestic snip. It is the best
Bourlcius' music house appears to be
ilohi" a land olllco business in pianos
and organs at 114 and 11U Stutsman.
MAY FIGHT YET ,
lloird ot iclUL.ilt : MI M. > Not Comply with
thu Order ot tlui lltmltli Ollli.-i.ils.
Notwithstanding its apparent submission
as manifested at the last meeting ,
theio aio indications that the Board of
Education is not going to comply with the
demands of tlie Boaid of Health bearing
upon the business of placing and maintain
ing what aio known as dry closets in the
public schools
Tlio Smoad company Ins instructed its
agent hero to stand by the dry closet sjstem ,
even it the matter has to be can led to the
supreme court , and to back up tlie Board
of Education in the light. The Fuller &
Warren companj is now attempting to con-
vince. the Board of Health that Us dry closet
sjstem is really not a dry closet at all ,
and that It has many advantages over
the Smead arrangement In the lul ; er , fc
Warren sjstem the urinals are Hushed and
tlio excrement falls upon an lion grating
under w hich a current of water runs con
stantly The ventilating stack that draws
the offensive odois downward and out of tlio
closets is not connected with the stacks that
ventilate the recltition rooms and in this
the Fuller & Warien p-oplo claim a great
advantage And yet some of the members
of the boird say tint if tlio Smcad dry
closets have to go the Fuller it Warren sjs-
tom ot dry closets will also be knocked out.
Wanted III Lincoln.
Detectives Savage and Dempsey yesterday
arrested W. C Klnear. one of the hackmcn
wanted at Lincoln for robbing apisscngor.
Detectlvo Malone of the Capital Citv left
duiing the afternoon w ith Klnear and took
long with him Sadlo Patrick , who Is also
wanted in Lincoln for juinpins a board
bill.
AllPIM t MUFv' i' rf1IM 1M111 i TP
ODD HiLLUWb IhlhlJHAih
Seventy-Fourth Andivmiry of the OrJor
y Observol
HUNDREDS PARTICIPATE IN NEBRASKA
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M < -mtir > r > of tin Onlcr at Ktmrnry Itntiilo
In nil Imitnln.t | Strcrt I'nrulr UIIIT
Ncbrniki nml ' ; > Lodges
Turnril Out.
KEAIINCT. Neb , April 'JO ' [ Special Telegram -
gram to * 1 HE Br.KTho ] Ccntr.il Nebraska
Odd Fellows nssoctitlon mot hero this after
noon to celebrate ttio seventy-fourth mini-
\ers.itxofthoordcr. There were oer00
i epiCHcnt.it I vcs present from Wood KUcr ,
Shelton , Gibbon , Iloldrcgc , MinJen , Jnnlata
nnd niuood besides a largo number of
Daughters of Kobe-kali J. P Gage t Fro-
inont , grand sscret.iry of the granu lodge of
Nebraska , was present.
There was an imposing street parade .it ! 1
o'clock , followed tiy interesting exercises In
the oper.i house Tlie address of welcome
was adhered by I'.ist Gr.uul Kcpiesentativo
G II Cutting and was responded to hv S L
Bass of .lunl.it.i , president of tlio associa
tion Tlio address was made by Kev Or
George W M.utln , past grand patriarch.
After the program was completed tlio Odd
Fellows and Keboifalis lepalicd to the old
opei.i house -where n bounteous banquet was
given
The officers elected for the ensuing \ ear
ate President. H \ , Ba s , .iunmta ; vice
lireslclent , G 11 Cutting Kearney ; sccie-
tarx. 1 Temporal , Holdrege ; treasuier , G
1 ] Heath , Curtis The place of meeting next
xoar has not jet been determined
Cimmov , Neb . April -Special ( [ Telc-
giam to TIIK BrrThere | was held tod.ij at
this place1 u grand celebration of the se\ent\-
fourth annnoisirj of Odd Fellowship in
America bv the vai tons lodges of this sec
tion of Xobr iskn and those of the noighbor-
int ; towns In South Dakot i andV Aomlng
After thu stieet parade , in which theio were
SOU Odd Fellows in line , nceompamo 1 by
Jester s Seventh Kegiment o.ind and the
Gordon bind , a public celebtation was hold
at the oper.i house , wheie speeches were in
dulged in by leading O Id Follows The af
fair closes tonight with a grand bill and
biiiuet | ut Hotel Jllalne
ritEMoxT , Neb , April . > [ Special to Tun
Hi.c J Canton Fremont No I , i'atriaichs
Militant , Independent Older of Odd Fellows ,
today celebrated the .sevontv-foarth uiiul
vcrsarof Odd Fellowship by tiieir annuil
chill this afternoon This e\cnltig the now
olllccrs were installed , after which tney en-
Joxed a line biiiquot
CAMHHIIXIE , Is'eb , April 2ti [ Special Tele
gram to TIIK IJrc ] This has been a gala day
for Odd Follows , the district s annual meet
ing being held in the opera house A special
train niought in viol ) people from towns e ist
A big binquct was soi'vcd at noon and the
nfteinom was given up to speaking Judge
Wellv presided and llov Tliomisof Bea\er
Citj doll\creel the address of the day
Lin nIM L. Neb , April 'JO [ Spec lal Tele
gram to Tun Ur.r. ] Tlie Odd Fellows of
Ijouis\ille lodge No ISO , celebrated the
soventj-fourth annlversarv of its organisa
tion in Amorlca. in their Ii ill this evening
A ' 1 Howard of Lincoln addressed those
present on the subject of "Odd Follow bhip
and Hrothorly Love to Alland the Growth of
the Order " The hall was , p icked and , i goner
er U good time was oiijcAed by all
UrsMTT , Neb , April 2(5.1 ( Special Tele
gram to Tun HrT | Neinuha ledge No ; Uof
Bennett , assisted by the Syracuse and
Palmyra lodges nnd the Si incuse and Ben
nett binds , celebrated the seventy-fourth
nnnivcrsan of tlio order heio todav. A good
time was cnjoi cd by the o w ho attended A.
D Wait of Sxracuse was chairman ot the
meeting and tlio principal speaker Thu in-
eleinenc.v of the weather prevented n lingo
attendance , but those that did como felt well
repaid for the \islt.
IN iOUA.
Annlrurury ot tlio Order I'lttln ly Ob.
gerund In luny TIIUIIH.
DfMAi' , la , ApiiiaO [ Spaeial 'lelegram
to Tun Bci : ] The sovontj'-fourth anniver
sary of tlio birth of Odd Fellowship was
fittingly observed in Dunlap today despite
the disagreeble weather. Uirpo delega
tions w ere in attendance from all the prin
cipal towns and cities in this section Coun
cil Hluffs sent a largo number , Missouri Val
ley , Logan and Woodbine doing the same
Kev H H. Harton of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church , Council Hluffs , delivered
the annheisarj address A magnificent
dinner was served the Visitors in the opera
house by the Motnodist chuich Theie woie
noailj Am delegates present.
CUUSTOV , la , Apiil liii [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Bi r 1 The seventy-fourth anniver
sary 01 Odd Fellowship in America was celeBrated -
Brated by the Afton Odd Fellows bj aigrand
banquet Neighboring lodges weio invited
to paillupato and the town was crowded
with members of the cr.ift The affair was
Iho most successful ever given bj the Afton
lodge.
Omitlm Ol > * ( > r\ntlnn.
Several hundred Odd Fellows with their
families nml ft lends filled Washington hall
last evening and cnjovedan excellent liter-
tiry entertainment , after which thej dis
posed of a bounteous supper , and to tlio
music of tlio Odd Fellows orchestra whiled
aw.iy the later hours in the mazes of the
dance. It was \\.ijinwhicli they had
elected to celebrate the so vent j-fourth an
niversary of the oigani/ation ot the Hist
lodge of tlio Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows at Baltimore , and a verj pleasant oc
casion it was to all who were present.
All of the local lodges and cantons of the
order were well represented , the unifoims of
tlio members of the latter adding much to
the plcturcsquencsb of the scene on the ball
room iloor It was expected that C P
Smith would deliver tlio addtcss of the
evening , but he was out of the city , and
the historj of the organization was given by
J II Flanagan , who presented seine Inter-
Ostlng information on tlio subject Vocal
solos were acceptably rendered by Miss
Huiley , Mrs F H Millar and Mr Fra/ier ,
and a violin solo by Prof. Uworzak was well
iccelvcd.
Members of the North Omaha Dramatic
club appealed In dialogue , and the Swedish
singing society , Noulcn , which contiibuted a
musical number , was twice recalled. At 11
o'clock the throng passed to the banquet hall
on the lower Iloor and then ictuined to
enjoy the pleasures of the supplcmentaiy
program. - ,
Piles of people have piles out JJj Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will oure them.
MOUE
Commlgiiliiiirr I.ltocy Spcnn to Ho u Murli
f.ir liull ; ; ilt M.itlioin.
'
Tiie desire to tin n t'lipcountj' into a baby
faun and make Commissioner Livesey the
head clerk of the establishment continues
without any abatement , Tuesdaj a woman
tiled to make Douglas county become the
foster father of her child , and at an caily
hour yesterday morniu anothcr woman was
on hand w 1th the samu object in view.
The doors of the gru t building had hardly
swung open when Mrs , Wheaton , who ekes
out an existence by operating a small baby
farm , located somewll < ; io on ilarnej stieet ,
cntcicd and demanded that t'ie county
should caie for a bright little girl babj tha ,
she had brought along blio dc-
1-Hgncstoi a i 1,1 Leavening Power. Latest U S. Go\'t Report.
y
it
d
ire
o-
i In rod In it tvvd weeks ago n
\OMt\g wiimati clMuu' the nimo of Mrs
, l d > tailed at hrr establishment and left the
Infant , naj ins that she would call for It In n
fewdajs Mrs Wheaton s fees for caring
for such chll Iren had been lived at fi per
week and condensed milk was the regular
diet Tills was told to Mrs Judj , who ap
peared to bo sitlsllcd The child was left
and with it there was a promise that the
weekly Iward bill would como i-lonit when
the next visit of Iho mother w is made ,
which was to have been the next dav. Slneo
then Mrs Wheaton declares tlrit she has
seen neither mother nor monev Now she
thinks that the county should take the baby
oft" her hinds The county , through Its com
missioners , refuses to do anything of tlio
kind.
Plies of people have plies , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them.
VOS3 STILt , IN IT.
Public Opinion Itrirtoil n I.title Ycntcrdny
In Ills t'UMir.
The local democracy is ripped wide open
bj1 the war over Henry Voss' appointment as
supeilntendcnt of construction of the new
gen eminent building nnd the subsequent re-
voklngof the appointment. The action of
Mr Martin in causing the removal of Mr.
Voss Is the topic of the d ly In political cir
cles and it Is prellctol that the bitter feel
ings cngendeicd w ill not spend their fono
for a long time to come
Mr. Henry Voss did not start toi" Washing
ton jesterdav moinlngns ho intcnde I on a--
count of tlio fact th.it Socictary Carlisle w ill
not be at the capital for several days , hav
Ing an engagement with the president at
Chicago , and Mr Voss desltcs to make an
end of tlio light when ho reaches Wash
ington
Matters in Omaha took a rather favorable
turn for Mr Voss ycstorda v Some of the gen
tlemcn who have been ensigel in the light
ngalnst him luformcd him that thcj would
quit it and several telearuns were for
warded to Washington wlthdriwimr th"
protests th it had been lodged against Mr
Voss
On the other hand , however , it was sta'ed
on goo I authoritj that Mr Mirtlnhad tele
graphed to Secretarv Sheehan. of the st ite
ccntial committee , th it they must bui kle on
the h it ness a little tighter and die if neces-
sirj in the last ditch He wanted alllJ ivits
bc.iring upon the ] iersjual unlltness of Mr
Voss , and Mr Sheehan liustle.l forth to get
them.
Spe.iklng of the situation Governor
Hojdsiid to a Bii : : repot ter that ho would
not go to Washington to engage porsonallj
in the snap "I do not believe it is neces
sary for anv body to go to Washington in this
matter 1 bulicvo Mr Voss can send , or h is
alrcadj sent , to Secretary Carlisle recom
mendations that will convince the so.-retarj
that those who have been opposing the ap
pointment of Mr Voss h ive misrepresented
the facts When it comes to talking about
getting allldavlts to prove the Incompetcncy
of Mr. Voss I don't see whore these men aie
going to get them. I luuo not hoard of a
solllaij man who is willing to furnish an
aflld.u it against Mr Voss , and Iain toldth.it
some of ihoso who slmplj sent protests
against his appointment have since wired
the secietarj that thej wished to withdraw
them 1 thorouirhlv believe that Mr Voss Is
a competent m.u. and I havehcaid nothing
that will convince me to the contrarv ' '
Mr. Voss was seen bj a Brr reporter and
w hen asked about the situation lie said "I
will notgo to Washington until 1 li.ue woid
from Seer ctaij Cailisio setting a time fora
hearing of all the n attcis beaimg upon my
amuintment THE Bri : has slated the situa
tion exactlj I am deter mine J to light it
to the end and I feel confident that tlio op
position will be overcome in the end and I
will get the appointment when the secie
tary has lieaid the whole business thiough "
AT
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
ity doctor R&ys U ftcta gently on the stomach ,
liver and kidneys And l < n plenaant laiatUe This
drink la made from herb ? and 1 : prepared for use
as _ easily as tea Ir It railed
A11 ilrucglMs ell It at Vic. and II a package , I f you
cannot cet It. send your addresx for a free sample
l.iine'n Fnnilly tlrdlrlna IHOTPH the bonclfl
curb dill" In order to IIP hnilthy ttili IH necessary.
AddressOllA'lOHF WOOinVAUD If HON N.y.
' \ \ttoriioys- w I'rio-
tlcu In the stiio and
federal court" . Rooms JOJ-7-a-9 , bhu urt
block , Uouncll UlulTd , la.
In One Minute
Rheumatic
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palm , straits nut ucnk-
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CtUlClRA AMI I'AIS I'l VS-
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unfailing , it instntitU teUevcs
wcnk | > amul ( kiditc > , Lack
ache , utitinc pnins ami
wcaknc'sus , touglK , colds
nml clicst pain * lltitirfua
the nervous forcc , and
licncc Is powerful in the
treatment ol mr nits pains
weakness , numbness nnd parolsts.
Price. 150 ; five , $100. At all DnJR.-isU or by
tn ll. I'OTTXR t ) tO AND ClIKM. CoXf. , ItOStOn.
W. PAMLE
. . ,
Tlie Good SoEftrit.ia. 20 Twin' Experience.
DBADKU ov DISICASHS OF MEN AMD
womtN. I'ltoiMtitrron ov TUB
WOKLD'H IIKH1IAI , nlSl'im-
6AKV OF .UKU1CINU.
t treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head Throat , and tunas ; D ! >
Cflwaof the Eye and kar Fltsnicl Apopex\ ! Heart
Ditcftss , L.vor Unnplnliit l.tdiiev Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Doproa-
nlon , Loss of Manhood , Somlnnl
Weakness , inabcteiiDgiit s ii ) > isc. st vitus1
ftance ftTiJmnntUm , raralBl8. White SnclllnB ,
Scrofula , Fever Sores , Cnncoro , Tumors
end Fistula In nno removed vlthout
the knlfo or drawlna a drop of
id Woman with hir delicate orpins re-
to health Irop y cured wiihout tnpDlng.
Spui-liil nttenl'o'i ' uUeii totrjiUin nt nf nil
blood taints aililiu bv excesses or vice *
burur nnd chunpor tb in u trip to the Hot
burin Ts J" 0 to fvn forfo t for unv fiiiuroto
curow tbout tnorciiry
Tare Worms removed in two or thtco Hours , ot no
pay. Hemorrhoids or riles cured
THOSE WHO AUK AKFI.ICTKD
Wllleme life and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or using
DP. fi. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL KEDIDIHES.
Thoonljrriijslclan wlio cnn toll what nlt |
per un nltluiut r\shll ) | ; a quest Ion.
Allcomstxttidencentrlotlj conndcntlnL Mocliola
sent b > exprc'ss. Address all letters to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D
555 BUOVDWAV.C'ouiuil LJluTs , U
Send 4u si imps for contlilnntial rue y
Many times moro durable thiin sioim on-
Inus. more rcllublo for pou rr imrpi es , and
much cheiipcr. Can bo put In corner of any
room from Riirrot to biiHc-iiiunt. tiKliiK but lit-
tlu itiace , maUliiE no nolyu Mnki no AIII
or dirt , requires no fuel orcniliiuor to run It
ChcMpcr , neater nnd moro ro lablu for eiovn
tors and other purposes than water or uaH.
Del rolt Motor and iionoriitnr best ot all , a
al Ittin invcstlcatlou will show
Machines from onn-olht to olehty horse
power Klvrnys nn hand and warranted to give
complete 8iitKf.ietIoti. Commnnlo ite with
us.Vi > will save you time , inonoy and mcon-
\nnleiieo ,
\ \ . T. UAKKIt , iffinnA niOHmgiirt Illoclf.
Council HlnrtV Telpphime 2J4.
C. D. IJAKElt , Kclilcliin 711 Hontli llth St. .
Onraln. Toluphono HI3.
Solo iiKents for Counull IIlull8. Umahit and
Lincoln.
HAVE. YOU SEvEN
Made by the Centaur Cycle Co. of Coventry , England ,
The oldest ana strongest cycle company In the world.
y ( Road Kin ? Hustler
R cad Queen Athlete
Kingman Glideaway
Scorchers , ando ther
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KINGMAN & CO. ,
PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , KANSAS CITV , UE = J MOINES AND OMAHA.
Manufacturers , importers and jobbers of high and medium
grade bicycles ; also vehicles and farm machinery.
S. M. WILLIAMSON & CO. , Counc'l Bluffs Ag3n
IF YOU WANT A
Gasoline Stove , "
Bicycle ,
Refrigerator ,
Carpet Sweeper ,
Or , which is of primary importance just now ,
To have your Stove stored for
the Summer , call on
Chas. Swaine , - 737 Broadway
THE LOOKED FOR
BREAK IN PRICES HAS COME.
11 ( ghost Grade tor $10U.OI (
The Kclipso , Wnvorly , King ,
C Ipper , bcjrchor , nil lOO.OC
Sold uvorywhoro for $160.00.
K you want u whojl , don't fall ta
ECO us.
Our $80.00 wheel la ndnndy.
COLE & COLE ,
41 Main Straot , Counull Uluffi.
DOHAM'S THEATER.
Council BluTi , la ,
John Dohnny , Wnnnqor ,
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THURSDAY , APRIL 27.
THE K1XGS 01' FUN.
N WEB STER
And thu rCotn c As iii'lutci , In
Crisp , lircczy anl l.ntcitaining.
Screamingly Funny Situations
Ptingont Dialogues ,
Clouds of Pretty Girls ,
Tuneful Music ,
Newest Vocnl Corns.
Skillful
A Cyclone of Merriment ,
I'rlre * 25e , SOi * . 75c. Scats oa sale at Seller'
rhariiiacy , Wodnetiilay n uriiuiit
Dohany's Theater
SATURDAY EVENING , APRIL 29 ,
\\ill repoit by roijuest tlio popular pay
Klrcn at Mavonlo tomplx u snort tlniu
n o to ono of the lir.oit iiuilloncca
ever assembled In th it big
hall , n bo iiitlful thrca act
draiun c'titltlot ,
II CftSTOUTmTHESTuEfTS,1 ,
To conclude with un w nnd ox
funny farce ,
II THAT AWFUL CARPET
I'KICKS-Sk ) and .r o to all inrts of the
houso. 'I'loKotf k'o on s.ilo Wo.liioiday ,
April tl Hallroid IIICMI will uxpec-
lally appreclato this piny
Dohany's Theater
UXCAGKMKNT IJXTKAOUDINAUV
Oiiu Week ( oiiin.oiiL'Iiis
i.
Andhla inorrv company ptipportocl by tlio
talented jounv no tress
MISS ETTA
Opcnlns Monday nl.-ht in the roatmllkarr
coinoclv dram i In four nets ,
LADIES FIinE MONDAY NIGliT.
Now Bones and danccB , bolter and brl.l.tor
thnn ever. IMlIOKH-IOc. TOu andnOo.
M uilic Al.
| ( niiMiiltiitliiii I'rtT. )
Is iinsuipiiihod In the treatment -
ment of nil
Chronic , Private nncl
NorvoiiB Disease" .
\Vrllo t or ruiMiilt po noiiallr ,
TltnAI'MKM1 11V MAII.
1 Adilroxs iTltli atninp fur pur.
ticiilnri. uhlch will ba aunt Iq
lulu ( * iiTGlopt O lloi U5I Ulllculldu nth-it i
Umnhii Nub
Special Notices *
COUN3I' ' ULUFft.
lClll ItKNT llounnnf n\i > roiimal ncrcs gnrdon ,
L118 acre * pasturv , on u | > | > m llruadnar hoW.'lul <
cy . 1U1 1'cnrl ntreet
AIlSl KAOl'3 luul loam r".irm urn olty propsr'.r
bought and null 1'LUjy & lliomii , Coansll
lilt.fT. .
I70U HUNT 'Ilion ) room limuo corner of Wllloif'
1 uremia and 8th strool OVMKM ! hy Mri HancocK ,
Irom Juno I at li ) IM pe-r iiiunlli Includliu barn , of
will aull property Dajr , V ll s
\\rANTKH A rn.n win Inn Lnairlndz *
ii anil i'lporlc'in.u In tlio fruit commission
t > ui.ni | 3 > , at nmii Ker fur i D mull lilntt.i Krilll
iiwiri > liii iloforencoi ra >
: | iilrcJ. AddruiH J I 11 ocrotary , JJ 1'oarl
klttut , Council tllufts
Al.niSKCIlOSt IIOSI'coplo iay It l st 19
years , itoodvaluu and alwurs In stuuk nl lilt-
br , Mcrrlani block
\\ril.li I XC UAVJKi U ' KM.-'lwo four root *
i > nouyus nnd itoro room and outbulldlntrs , clear
u ( liicimibr.mce t. J Maiulol. 71W liruliiim A\o
17OU IlKS'l'-HUire roiiui "Jxl ) well enablUlnrl
I Krocery vtand , curnnr l.th t and Ull Are. Ilj
pi r nionlii A J Miindet 7/J l.rutinni Arp
i . 'OK IlKM' Vour box mius nl barn.
,1 W Mlnlik
1'CIIt SAI.H Full iut of minors tool * KooiloiinH.
tlon , a bargain Inquire of Knjpklo Hbuxurl
1 jnrtlwure I o Council lllinM
OAHIIAlilC roniovocl , o 'Una 31s , TKiilts clihunjfl
cluuneil Wull propiruJ 'or Iho wjru. 114
liiirku cltr bullilln *
TIlltlSKaml lolforsilo No HI I Fiftn aril u
1 1 Inquire of J I * l hrlstUn , C. A U. 1 ,
Irclulit bon _ _
for rUit mnn to collect , iollclt ,
and dellvor Kooili Wi i > fU a wugk.
nnd profits dlTldoil evury 'JJ rtay * In stock coin'
paiir. Must liny II Iiir.t stoo'x Aildrjis J vy.
Murnu. lluoin 5. hyorell block Council Ulugl
I'OK SAI.f. i lionp , loiin lilio't driving IP aroi
teuni muloi , oil naion liirnon nnd teami lop
bunny , road wagon i arli HI < oal I'D II ) Tuarl slruBt.
\v ' 11,1 , sell below roil nnvr 5 room house , modem
convi nlonouv nrelllno iloil lieu onion
1/OII SA1.KA number of mod cottaiiun , cbnup ,
and on rorr n r iinriiioiiln CirconsbUldi ,
Miuolsoii A I o BJIJUrOBi | nf _ _ _ _ _ _
I/OU SAl.K Improved propiirtr at juur own
1 price A S room collate on lot 2 ludd'stiib a
Inning storj , 7 room huuai on lots U and HI , In
Johnson add a nml t room cotta.e un lot n ,
block 11 , l-lriuniln _ A IJUTIS add , a A room lot-
tnuuonlotH block 8 , I'otte , V Tubb s adri t a i
ruiiiiicottaiittou lot II block I fwln ' Itr mid 'III *
uvliJUi Loan and lliil'dlna ' ansoelatlou of I ounl.ll
Illulls la , offer ihu ab vo | iroictllm | for caili or on
muntlily pnyinenti and will rocvlvo bids fur llm
fnniH us & wliulu or iln.lr , bid * to bo siibmlttid to
lliu board ( if dlroc lorn vt tiieir first meotln/ Mnr.
lliiijr n si'rrlnK tli I ilvllt-uu ol rejecting nny or nil
bids lurcher InronniMjn | ilrt.n br H W ( Hli ,
tecretury ItrtMMn-l , to wlium all bids shuald b *
Hunt before May J IffJl
1l < J. 3JO ANI flU \CltK tnct of land In northern
1 Iowa at tISOU lo l.tlUO t < r acre Jolinslon h Van
I'attmi
WAN'I'KII-bltuatlon fur talf end wlfn to cur *
i * fora housu and prnmlscs fur p-rtles nliMiut
for tlio icason ( iund rofrrrnon Klvcn Addreil
M 31 llBooDlce , Ipuncll lIlulTs
H'HK H jour bsrtialri UTS-room houie new ,
SSiUU corner lot , block ( rum motor , near bus ) ,
niiscuntor , ( oed outbulldlnKi. Kroat barttaln I.XIUO
or IIUIUO down and monlhlj ( njiiituti Inquire al
lleeunice
l.'OIl HAI.K-Illcrole , cheap for cnhoron sif
JL ( taruiaU. Adilun V B. , IJus qmgt . . -