THE OMAHA DAILY HER : "SATURDAY. JUNE 21. 1803.
THE DAILY B.EE
COUNCIL
DmC'Ct O. 12 1'EAKL STUEKT
rt ty c.irtltr to nny part of l'i city
It. W. TII/rON. MANAOKIl
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TEMJ'IIONKh ( Nylil ( tailor . No. M
HIAOH
N. Y. Plutnbiiic Co
IloMon Htoro ft. ? stm'iimlirellas
.Itidson , pftsttirAgo , 027 Sixth avenue.
MlitC'tibi-i-Rcr la the hatter , tftJ llroadway
The Mftv.io Heal KsUlc Co. , 021 IJroadway.
The I'llRrlm Slsteri will hold their rotrular
meeting this owning In tholr hnll.
Charles Chrlstrnson took out a permit
yesti'nlav for the erection of a Jlf > 00 lost-
ilrttco 111 llaubltt I > licc. :
Mr. James Anderson nmt Miss Amanda
Gtinnerson , both of this city , wcro mnrricd
hv llov IJrower at their own residence , 1H15
I-'lftlr avenue , Thursday evening , ntO o'clock.
The c.iso of llobert Johnson acatnst
Tliouins .lohnson , Involving n board hill
cliilmcd to bo duo from the defendant for
tils son who was talcon are of by the plain
tiff , was tiled In thodlstrlot court yesterday.
The Iowa ladles Attending the missionary
convention pli-a .antly Biirpriscd Mrs. Hov.
0. W. Pnydcr yesterday by making her a
life member of the frcncnil society. She Is
the llrst enrolled incmbor of the society In
thu whole church.
An Inquest was held yesterday In the case
of Wallace Hatcher , and after all the boys
who MltncMrd the sad event had been railed
upon to testify , n vonllutof accldontnl shoot-
Iiifj , the only thing that could possibly have
been done , as roturncd.
Lilrziu V. Connor died yesterday afternoon
at lltlfi o'clock of ronsumption , after a year's
illness , aped 25 years. She was : i tcai'hcr In
the st'liools and u member of St. Krsinois
Xavior's Catholic church. The furmral will
take place at " o'clock tomonow afternoon
from the residence. 715 Fourth street , Uov.
Patrick 5tny the emulating.
Fred Stone , a 'colored man , pave himself
til ) to the police yesterday morning and will
have a hearing this morning on tlio charge
of uss.tultlng Ulchaiil Green. Stone was
Iti ! a colored man named Sharpe , who was
originally chained with the offense , but
Sharpe was discharged on a showing that it
as Stone , and not he , who did the deed.
Stone has managed to keep away from the
ofilcets until yesterday , when ho drifted Into
their clutches of his own accordT
The lot consecration services of the St.
John's English Lutheran church lot , on the
corner of Wjllow nvenuo and Seventh street ,
this evening at 7M : ! ) will be very inteiesting.
\V. A. Mynster , esq. , will inako a welcome
address on the part of the congregation ,
xvhlch will bo responded to by Mrs. A. V.
Hunter of Columbia City , Mil. , president of
the Woman's Missionary convention at
Omaha. Short addresses will bo made by
Hcv. M. W. Hnminn , D.D. , of IJaltimore ,
Kov. D. A. Day , D.D. , of Muhlenberg ,
Africa and Ucv. J. N. Scnltoy , western secre
tary of the Lutheran Hoard of Church Ex
tension. Uov. S. H. Barnltr , D.D. , of DCS
Molnes will perform the consecration service.
All aio cordially invited.
Plies of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them.
III ) ; Diiyx lit l.nko Minmwn.
This evening at 8 o'clock , Estolla
Gribblo , the daring aeronaut who has
been giving exhibitions at the lake , will
make another trip into the clouds nnd
lonp to tlio earth in a frail parachute.
If the weather is favorable the balloon
will bo sent up for all It is worth. She
will also make an nboension on Sunday
afternoon.
The ( Iniiiil Hotel ,
Council BlulTs. Tlio most elegant in
Iowa. Dining room on seventh lloor.
Hate , $3.00 and $5.00 a day. E. F. Clark ,
Prop.
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L 1'A It.lHU.tl'ilS.
John Undt Is In ICcokuk.
Judco J. U. Heed loft last evening for
Chlcngo.
Mrs. W. G. Dorland nnd family are visit
ingIn Sheldon , la.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Iko Dcpow loft Thursday
evening for a visit to the World's fair.
F. A. Nash , general agent of the Mil
waukee at Omaha , wus In\ the city yester
day.
Superintendent H. W. Sawyer and son nro
spending a portion of the summer vacation
at Hainiiurg.
II. J. Dricsbach , who attended the Sons of
Veterans encampment , 1ms roturncd to his
homo In Harlifn.
H. S. Messmorc , ono of the oldest and
best kiiouu conductors on the Northwestern
railway , has moved with his family from
Boor.o to this city , and Is living at 1017 Sixth
avenue.
John P. Mergcn , son of John Mcrgon , re
turned yesterday from Atchison , Kan. ,
where he has Just graduated from St. licno-
dlct's college. lie Is the youngest member
of his class , being but 17 years of ago. Ho
was accompanied homo hy his classmates ,
Messrs. HughcD , Noumayr and Spniik ,
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
T. J. Clark represents on the road
Whcolor , Herald & Co. , Council BlulTs ;
only perfect cold storage plant in the
wost. General commission business.
Fruits u BpeciaUy. Bettor prepared
than any competitors to got host results
from all consignments. Write for quo
tations.
To every lady visitor at Davis' drug
store will bo given a glass of soda free
on Thurbday , 22.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
I'niicrul ol William Nliiilrntojir.
The last rites over the remains of the Into
William Sledontopf were performed yester
day morning at his residence on East Broad
way , in tho/presonco / of u largo company of
Borrowing friends. Hov. Dr. Pholpa con
ducted an impressive service. A largo num
ber of iloral tributes wcro sent in by
the friends of the family. At the close of
oxcrclsus the remains were conveyed to their
last resting place in Fnirvlow cemetery , the
tollowlng gentlemen acting as pallbearers :
Christian StraUb , M. F. .Itohror , Flnloy
llurlio , John Ueno , John I. Lutz. J. N.C'asady.
William Moore and A. W. Uolkninn.
America's grcalest beverage Is Cook'a Ex
trn Dry Imperial Champagne. It Is the pure
juice of the grapes naturally fermented.
* * MHzsiir Jc iCitiiillnit'H Iccn.
No Sunday dinner is complete with
out Mol/gcr < fc Handlott's Ice cream and
ices. Leave your order today.
Nouland lodge No. 51) ) , U. O. T. B. ,
will Imvis a picnic Sunday , Juno 25 , in
'
licok's garden , KiiHt Pierce htrcot.
Mtibio by Dalboy's band , Admission 25u.
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Ladles free. :
For rout , btoro room , corner Main
etrcot and Hth avenue. Inquire W. A
Wood & Co.
Siilvldnliy . .
The coroner received a message yeslcrday
morning Informing him that n young
mnn named Johunnsen , who lives near
Walnut , had been founds dead in n
barn. The coroner did not care tope
po bo fur nway from homo and au
thorized the mayor of Walnut to hold an in.
quest. The particulars received nt this end
of the line were rather meager , the barn fuel
oflhesulcido belwr about all that could bo
ascertained. Johauusen ivtis _ S years of ago.
, P.Uf8Mf I'eJll , ° hny. ° ItIes' | but Do Witt's
Hazul Salvo will cure thorn.
Stop at the Ogdeii , Council Bluffs , io
lest J2.00 hoitfeu in Iowa.
Williamson & Co. . JOiTMaln street ,
largest and best bioyclo stock in city.
Another Improvement totho popular
Echubort piano. Swuneon Mmdo Co
Use Domo-tlu soup.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
b'ad Accident on tha River Near the New
Interstate Bridge ,
FOREMAN WILLIAM WRIDE IS DROWNED
Snout from n llont WMIn doing to Work ,
llo Sink * llenentli the Troarlicr.
ou Waters Three Other *
Hiiro Close Calls.
\ViHlam Wride. who has been acting as
foreman for the Milwaukee llrldgo company
at the now Interstate bridge , was drowned
yesterday morning. About 7 o'clock lie and
seven of his men got Into a boat and rowed
across the river from the Nebraska side to
begin their day's labors. There is a rope
stretched across the river for the purpose
of ( tiding bo.itn to cross nt right
angle * with the current , but it
bus stretched and the weight of tno water
It had absorbed brought the rope almost ' .o
the surface of the river. The men nlartcd
qulto a way up the stream , but In descend
ing the current got the butter of the men nt
oars and carried the bott : under the rope.
Four of the occupants wcro swept off Into
the water , while the rest managed to retain
their scats.
Tw > of those who wcro knocked Into the
water managed to selro hold of the boat
again anil were lifted In. A third caticht
the rope and climcd hand over hand to UiC'
shore. The seven men bat ! all reached land
huforo any ono dlscorurell that \Yrldowas
missing. Home mm ' .hon recollected to have
sewt him swimming alone behind the bent ,
but in the excitement and rush that accom
panied ilia recovery of the. others , the fore
man was allowed to shift for himself. The
accident took pluco near the most
easterly of the wooden " piers ,
which Is known as "No. a1'by thoMllwaukeo
gang. As soon as W'rldo's disappearance
was noted a force of men were put at work
dredging the river for the body , hut to no
purpose. The current was very swlf t and
probably carried Us burden miles before
dropping It. The deceased had been in the
employ of the Milwaukee Bridge company
for some time , and was regarded ns a goon
workman. Ho had a wife and two children
living In Grand Island , Nob. , who were at
otico notified of tlio .sad event.
\viri. JAH TIII : AI.DIH.MIN. :
rorlccil Stick Will Hn rrosimt lit tlio Next
iK of thu City Council.
Since a committee wns appointed some
time ago from the city council to consult
with the Omaha council and Board of Trade
with reference to a fi cent faro between the
two cities nothing haa been done , and the
project has oocu lying _ in n still slumber
that would * je u credit to an actual
corpse. Some of the gentlemen who have
taken the lead in the matter hum announced
tlielr intention to liavo nothing more to do
with it in that direction , as they gained a
very decided impression from the actions of
most of the members i.f the committees from
both cities that they were owned , body and
soul , hy the motor company , and it would be
n \Misto of breath to try to Induce them to
take any action that would null the strings
any tighter.
They have not lost hope altogether , how
ever , hut have been merely spitting on their
hands preparatory to using their clubs with
the greater vigor. At a mooting of the
Council IJluffs council several weeks ago
Alderman White introduced an ordinance
providing for a U-cent fare from Oak street
to any part of tlio city. The ordinance was
promptly rofcned to thu city attorney for
revision , In order that it might ho
made to cover all the tracks of the
motor company in the city limits. Al
though several meetings have been held
since that time nothing moro has been heard
from the ordinance , und it is doubtless re
ceiving a thorough sandpapering In the legal
carpenter shop of City Attorney Huzclton.
The same gentlemen who refuse to confer
any further with the councils of the two
cities with reference to a reduction of the
faro state that they will bj present at the
ncx't meeting of the council and dcaiund thut
the ordinance bo presented forconslderatlon.
'J hey projKJso to make somebody show his
hand , and llml out , if possible , who Is to
hlanie for this delay.
Sl'UCIAI. SALE
On Wall Paper , Mouldings nnd Hooks Tor 3
Iny nt tli I test on Bturc.
FIUDAY , SATUUDAY and MONDAY ,
.TUMI : 23 , 24 und _ (5 ( , wo will soil WALT ,
PAPKII , MOULDINGS and BOOKS ut
prices never heard of in this part of the
country before. During this sale wo will
poll papers at prices that oven other
dealers cannot buy at from the manu
facturers , and every roll wo guarantee
full weight and length or money re
funded. If you intend buying nnv paper
or want tiny papering done , lOXTT MISS
THIS CIIANCU.
CIIANCU.WALL
WALL 1'APEItS.
All our 80 and lOo mica and gilt papers
to go during this sale at 4Sc per roll.
All our 12Jo and 15c metallic filled goods
for . ' ) days at 7jc per roll. All our 20o
full gilt papers and coppers during this
sale for lOo a roll. All our embossed
pa-pars that gold for 25c and H5o a roll
for II days at _ 12c a roll. All our ingrain
papers during this tale for lOc a roll. All
our lioiJDEUS of every description at
HALF PIUCK for 3 days.
ItOOM MOULDINGS.
14-inch hardwood mouldings for 3
days at Ijc per foot. 1-inch pink edges
anil gilt and pink ornamented during
bale at 2 jo per foot. 1 j-inch ornamental
moulding in (1 ( styles nnd colors , regular
price "c per foot , for .1 days at 3jc per
foot , -i-inch gilt beading , regular price
lie per foot , for II days at Ho pur foot.
4 und 1-inch ornamental headings , regu
lar price 4c per foot , during bale at 2c
per foot.
HOOKS.
200 paper- covered books , regular
price 25o , for thrco days at f > c each ; a
good assortment of titles.
1,000 12-mos. cloth bound books , choice
from all the best authors , publlbhors'
prices fiOc and 7f > c ouch ; for 3 days wo
will sell them at lljc each.
100 Drummond's addresses , all com
bined , bound in half vellum , regular
price $1.25 ; for 3 days at 37jc each.
200 Doro illustrated books , Dante's In
ferno , Danto's Purgatory and Paradise ,
Millon'bParadiso Lost and the Doro Bible
Gallery , published at $0.00 ouch ; for 3
days they go at 70c each.
All of the above items are only to bo
seen at thu Boston store. No one can
duplicates them.
FOTlIKIUNCJHAJr , W f IIITKLAW & CO. ,
LlIAOICUS AND I'JCOMOTEltS OK LO\\ '
I'HICKS.
Bless Bros. , the puperhnngors , will
liiing pupor at 12Jo per roll. Our workout
out- reference , Room ; t , Everett block.
JMiniwn. :
Picnic trains , , until further notice ,
will leave for that great tishing resort ,
Hay's Landing and Manuwu park , Min
eral Springs , Gorman shooting grounds ,
Manhattan beach und Maimwu opera
hotibo I where two performances will bo
given during the season daily ut 4 and
b')0 : : ) o'clock p. m. ) as follows : Nine and
11 u. in. and 1 and 2 p. in. , and every
thirty minutes thereafter until 12:110 : at
night. Last train will leave Manawa
for Council Blutl's ut 11:55 : D. m ,
A C'allui'tlon or C'aut.
Franklin Crawford was arrested yester
day on three separate charges of grand lar
ceny , and It looks very much now as though
it would Uko a special dispensation of Provi
dence to keep him out of the penitentiary ,
Burly this month David Hauser lost a
cow and could obtain no trace of it
anywhere. Ijist Monday night G. U
Jowctt nnd W. A. Copcland picketed their
two cows in t'.e northwestern part of the
city not fur from their residence * for tlio
night. Doforo the evening was over they
decided to change the strikes , nnd went out
for the purpose but found the cow * missing
They Immediately surmised that they had
been stolen , nnd started off for the motor
bridge , where they ascertained that a mnn
hate passed a short time before on his way
to Omaha , driving before him thrco cows ,
two of which answer1 the description of the
missing ones , The owners then Interviewed
the Omftlm police , and after ix time sue-
cecned < In running Crawford down nt n farm
house A few miles out of Omaha. Ho had
the cows In his possession , and they wcro
nil brought back nnd identified by their
owners. The thrco cases will bo tried
together | before Justice Fox Wednesday
morning at U o'clock , and la the , meantime
Crawford is out on bonds.
TJlIit : ) TO IIUIUK OUT.
Two Tiilitcli rrlsonrm Make n llnlo In tlio
Wnlln or the City Il.iMllC.
Ofllccr Easdalo was passing the , back end
ot tlio city Jail yesterday morning not Jar
from 4 o'clock , when bo noticed a brick fall
out of the south end of the building and
drop with quite n thud to the grdund. Ho
stopped to watch , and a second Inter saw
another brick fall , together with sbino mor
tar. Ho notified thu jailor nnd the two ro
turncd to the rear end of the building and
soon bad the men who wore working awuy
insldo covered with their revolvers *
George Meredith and TJinmas McGlnty ,
who are nerving out a sentence in tlio streets
for assaulting Oftlccr Murphy , turned out to
bo the two fellows who were trying- make
their escape. They are suspected of being
all-around croolts , and aru thought to have
been Implicated in some burglary or other
scrloUs crime. In some way or other they
bad managed to procure u couple of
heavy Iron b.irs with which thgy pried
open the locks which fasten the door to the
rear corridor. They had then used their
iron bars to tear loose the brick wall , whlrh ,
being somewhat shaky at best , soon suc
cumbed to tholr efforts. When discovered
they had n hole about six laches square
made in thu wall , and it would not have
been long until they would have ) had an
opening largo enough to admit of their workIng -
Ing their way out. Their anxiety-to getaway
away has strengthened the suspicions of the
ofilcers that" they aru wanted somewhere ,
and an effort is to bo made to lind out
where. *
IlKNMSON HUO3.
Snturdiiy anil Suttmlny Hvoiiliig's lllg
Another jubilee for our customers.
Bargains still greater than ever.
Enormous ribbon sale ,
800 pieces of all silk , satin and gros
grain ribbons , NOH. 7 , II , 12 and Ji ( , every
color of tlio rainbow ; Saturday cntiro
lot lOc yard.
Big sale of wash dress goods.
_ 00 pieces of Shungtong Pongco , light
and dark grounds , beautiful styles , Sat
urday at half price , Oc yard.
All our Ific fast black Pacific lawns
Saturday lOc yard.
We are culling down lhe prices on all
thin summer goods. Now is the time to
buy.
50 pieces of half wool challios at half
price Saturday , l. " > c yard.
Suturdnv we offer all our 75c and SIt
Indies' pure silk gloves , in tant grays
and black , at ono price , cntiro lot 3lc )
pair. Don't miss this bargain.
f > 0 dozen children's and misses' fast
black and tan hose Saturday half price ,
lOc pair.
1.000 ladies' shell hair pins Saturday
Ic each.
Special umbrella sale at $1.00 , $1.50 ,
Sl.'JS , Sli.50 and J2.9S each , worth SI.50
to 85.00.
Big hale of ladic.s' short waists at 50c ,
5o ! ) , 75c and OSo each ; only -J regular
price.
25 do/.cn gents' balbriggan shirts and
drawers Saturday 25c each. You can
buy them only at Bcnnison's at this
price.
Gents' satin stripe madras cloth
negligee shirts at 81.00 , worth 81.50.
Sl'KCIAL , SATURDAY EVENING.
Saturday evening , 7 to 10 p. in. , we
will olTor 1,000 Japanese funs , worth 15c
to-2."ic , entire lot 5c each.
2CO dozen ladies' and gents' handker
chiefs in plain white hemstitch , also
ladies' 25c quality fine Swiss handker
chiefs , all at ono price , Saturday evening -
ing ! ) c.The greatest handkerchief saloon
on I record. BiiNNisoN Buos.
Open Saturday cvcnlucr until 10:30. :
Ten Ouyi * lit tlio World's Fair.
Itwill cost you less than $50.00 , every
thing necessary included. This means
homes in private cottage ) clean , safe ,
close to grounds and on the beach of
Lake Michigan. Write to J. T. Chyno-
wcth , Windsor Park , 111. Refers to H.
W. Tilton of 'THE BEE , or Jacob Sims
of Sims & Bainbridge , Council BlulTs.
Oxror.l'rt und MlpjiurJ lit Cost.
Evans is closing out his oxfords and
slippers at cost. v
Nothing is cooler or moro sanitary
than Chinese and Jap mattings for sum
mer use. Tlio Council BlulTs Carpet
company is closing out a big stock at a
big reduction.
Music for "balls , parties , picnics , so
cials , etc. , by Mucicians Union. J. E
Follotl , Mgr.100 B'way , Council Bluffs.
"Great clearing sale of millinery-
going out of business everything less
cost. Thu LOUJH , 25 S. Main St.
Cook yoL" meals this summer on a gas
range. At cost at < ho Gas company.
Domestic soap is the bcbt.
ivrnliiir ; of Opi-rn.
The Andrews Opera company prcsonCcd
"Dorothy , " Alfred Collier's comic opera , last
evening to another good sized audience , al
though to a smaller one than tlio merits of
the company deserved. The performance was
in many respects superior to that of Thurs
day evening , all the players taking their
parts in a manner than evoked the heartiest
applause from the audience. Today will
close the season. There will ho two per
formances , "Pinafore , " Gilbert & Sullivan's
well known opera being the bill at
the matlnoo and "lolantho , " another
popular success by tlio same authors in the
evening. All who have witnessed the previ
ous performances of this company will wish
to see the rest , and those who have not
taken advantage of hearing a Ural-class
operatic performance cannot afford to let the
season close without doing so this afternoon
or evening.
Piles ot people ave piles , Out Do Witt's
Witch Hiucl Salvo yrlll euro them.
Notice to Ito lilBiiU Amonj ; thn Itlver.
'
William Wrido , foreman of the Mil
waukee Bridge and Iron works , working
on the Intern tutu bridge nt Katit Omaha ,
was lost in the Mibi-ourl river on tlio
morning of Juno 2 ! ) , The bum of $100.00
will bo paid to the portion who will lljul
his body and notify the undersigned
promplly by wlro. Description : Height ,
f > feet 8 inulicB ; ago , -10 yearn ; hair partly
gray ; dark partly gray mustache.
Drcs : Pin id coat , black shirt , white
biispondcrs , blue overalls , gold watch in
pocket. C. E. II. C'AMi > jiErL , t
Council Bluirs.-
GrooiiHliioldH , Nicholson & Co. have
moved their real estuta olllco to ( SOD
Broadway , opposite postolllco. Tel. 15,1.
Protect your homes against destruc
tive storms. W. C. James has the
strongest companies irv the world.
Every lady purchasing 12.00 worth at
Davis' will bo presented a 7fio bottle of
Toln water for the complexion.
Cool , comfortable , olegunt , stylish
oxfords nnd slippers , Evans1 Jinest goods ,
closing out at cost today ,
A beautiful line of ladies' and gout's
pockotbookti , purtics und curd cases just
received at Davis.1
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
FIVJB DOLiARSaFOR A WIFE
Raoo for Heart amliiHand of a Pretty
Hou39 _ ( per.
ROMANCE OF AN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Tliomnt 1'nrrlOi ComrV to Oinalin In Scnrcli
of n Doinc'lloVyiiit Mnlicl ilorilnu
Accompmilv ) Him Home lllv-
nlry of Itntnl Love.
Cupid is omnipresent. Tlio latest caper of
this dealer In hearts , Is to perch in nit Omnba
employment ofilrc. ' 'Wives while you wait , "
would make the intelligence broker an ex
ceedingly popular Individual , if the trafllo
became general. Hut cases of a job and a
husband with cncli order are rare.
Instances of n position with a choice of thrco
husbands nro still rarer.
Out In Fnirvlow precinct , near Pnpllllon ,
Thomas Parrish follows llio plow. Ho Is a
gentleman of culture. In fact agriculture.
Parrish owns a good farm. The other day
bo took an Inventory of his effects. Ho had
everything but a wife. Then Parrish felt
Cupid's light , tapering fingers playing a love
solo on his heart. Ho decided to gut a wlfo ,
itit bo had no time to fritter nway on ice
ream sociables and n long courtship.
Anally nn Idea struck him and ho struck
Omaha.
Parrish stopped in front of an employment
oftlco in this city last Tuesday. Ho paused ,
moothcd his nccktlo , blushed n lew times
mil then sped tin the stairway with all the
grace of a man vltli n connubial quickstep.
Once inside ho confided In the employment
gent. Ho wanted a housekeeper and would
glvo the agent 62(1 extra fee If the house-
{ coper would become Mrs , Parrish. It
votild save wages and supply u domestic
want at the Parrish farm.
The deal was made. Pretty Mabel Jordan ,
igcd 18. accepted the position , but would not
; lvo a uctlnlto answer on the other proposi-
Ion until she arrived at the farm. On the
vuy to his homo It is said that Patrish
ircssed his suit in a manner that would
nnko Homeo's ghost turn nn ethereal
envious green. Thu answer that ho looked
fl 'or never came.
Hiicu Tor Ilcurt nnil lliiiul.
Near the Parrish homo resides William
3owman , a handsome young bachelor
farmer. He fell In love with the flower
of the Omaha employment olllco.
t was a race for heart and hand
jctwccn Parrish and Bowman. The woods
were full of marriageable men. Every tree.
In fact , seemed to bo llllcd with love-sick
Farmers. Tom Boyer , another agricultur-
st , shied Ills caster in tlio arena. Bo cr
3 said to bo the Bunlhorno of the
iclghborhood. Ho know the powers ol
" : iis persuasive eloquence , before which feu.-
Inino hearts bowed in obeisance. Boyer ,
nowovor , finally inude a proposition to Bow
man , so It Is said , to throw his inllucn o In
'avor of Bowman for the sum of ? 5.
I'urrlili Was Not In It.
Bowman ncqulesed. In tlio meantime ,
r Parrish was on the ragged edge of uncor-
t : ainty. Ho had imported the 'fair ho ise-
Jj ceoper and now thcrp was a conspiracy to
rob him of the pride of his heart. .But the
combination won. Tlio county clerk issued n
marriage license tq "William Bowman and
the fair Mabel , Thursday last and the wed-
Omg took place at Buyers' .
Parrish naturally , feels grieved over the
affair , but Boyer proposes lo do the fair
thing by him and , ' * has agreed to come to
Dmaha next week and get Parrish another
housekeeper whoso personal churins will pos
sibly equal those possessed by Mrs. Bowman ,
tlio Pride-elect. '
IWJXHKlti
Showers nnd IocilJjtormi U What Nc-
lirasku Miij'Kii > crt Toil ay.
WASUIXQTON , JUifo L'y. ' Forecasts for Sat
urday : % Fj > rJ5obraska Showers and'proba-
bly seve're local storlftsj cooler ; winds'shift
ing to northwest. -
For Iowa Showers and probably local
storms Saturday ; cooler in extreme cast and
extreme western portion ; cast to south
winds , becoming variable.
For South Dakota Fair , except showers
in southeast ; cooler south ; north winds.
Local Ituconl.
OFFICE OP-run WBATIIEH BUHIAU. OMAHA ,
June -Omaha record of temperature and
rainfall , compared with corresponding day
of past four years :
1803. 1802. 1891. 1890
Maximum temperatureB33 84O ole 040
Minimum tcmpcriituiQ. GIO 073 070 ( > | O
Average tompuruturo. . . 7 _ = > 7GO 70 = 7'JO
Precipitation T .00 .00 1.10
Statement showing the condition of tem
perature and precipitation at Omaha for the
'day and since March 1 , 18U3 :
Ncrinnl temperature. . . . , 73 =
Deficiency for thu day lo
Deficiency slnco .March 1 , 228O
Normal nrcclpltutlon 21 Inch
Deficiency for the < hiy. . . 21 Ineli
Excosa olnco Match 1 1.D4 inch
Itoports from < > tii > r Points ut . ' ! p in.
IndlcatHH trace.
G , a HUNT , Ucal Forecast Ofllelal.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comforj and improvement nnd
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tlio jnany , who live bet
ter than others ami enjoy life more , with
less epcnditure'by moro promptly
adapting the wqjfjfl's best products lethe
the needs of physical being , will attest
the value to lietiLtli , of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
* remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Ita excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd pleas
ant to the taste , the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a j > crfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the bystem ,
dispelling colds , headaches ivnd foyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met 1 1 th the approval of the medical
profession , because it acts on the Kid
neys , Liver and Dowels without weak-
enlng them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs h for sale by all drug
gists in COu and $1 bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Byrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , alw the name , Syrup of Figs ,
nnd being well informed , you will not
accept auy bubatituto if pilered.
LABOR'S ' CAUSE
Men and Women With
out Vacation ,
Tired , Monotonous Expres
sions on Weary Faces.
iVhat Ono of tha Lenders In
Boston Snys.
J. Cl. CUnktiiM of IJulUUns Trades
Council.
Was Losing Sleep on Account of Nervous
Stride.
Six o'clock shops ami olllcos nour out
tholr crowds of workers. Who would
Imaglno tlio buildings hold so many ?
Tired , monotonous expressions on most
of the fncos.
llunds of flrma , clerks , shon-gMs , nil
end the day tlrotl. It la evident from
their anxious , worn expression ? .
When worry and anxiety tire udded to
this excessive activity , digestion becomes -
comes impaired , the Bight of food tils-
tnstoful , 11 xronr.'od feeling creeps oror
the body , tuid the mind got confused
nnd dosiondunt. ]
Josepph G. Cllnkurd Is n man well
known to the workingmen of Now Eug-
Innd.
llo has occupied nearly every po'ltton
of honor nnd trust in the Itibor organi
zations of Boston.
Ho served nearly two yours us presi
dent of the Boston Central Labor Union
when that body numbered in its nlllll-
atcd" bodies 30.00J to 35,000 waefo-
workers ,
Up to within iv few weeks ho was tlio
president of the Uuildlng Trades Coun
cil which is compused ot unions in tlio
building trades and estimated to huvo
tin iiniliuted membership of 15.000. Ho
is n carpenter by trade nnd has boon
probidont of Carpenters' Union No. .12 ,
luid is now the business ngont of nil the
carpenters' unions in the city of I3o > tou.
Mr. Clinlcaril has traveled nil over the
Nu\v England stiles in years gene by ,
Mil. .lOSKl'll O. U
organizing unions of carpenters and has
been ready to visit meetings of worlc-
ingmon at night and address them on
the labor question.
Ho is a lluer.t , easy , and practical
speaker , who always talks to the point.
Recently the Building Trades Coun
cil gave their llrst annual ball in Muslo
Hull , at which woto present Governor
Rubsell. Mayor Mathews nnd other dig
nitaries. Mr. Clinlcui'd was chairman
of the committee of arrangements and
lloor marshal , leading the grand march.
His extra exertions to make this affair
tv success combined with the amount of
energy put forth by him in bis regular
nailing during the day , brought him
nearly to the verge of extreme nervous
prostration. His condition and its result -
sult can best bo described in bis own
words in tlio following letter :
BuiLDixoTiiADCs COUNCIL OF BOSTOX
AND VICINITY.
BOSTON , April 15. 1803.
Dear Sir : On account of the cxtr.i
work I was doing. workir.g late nights
and losing sloop , the strain on my norvcs
became so great that I was suffering
with nervous prostration , to the extent
that I was losing my memory , and haa
a peculiar dizzy sensation in my head ,
that at times took away my eyesight
and numbed my bonso of" feeling so that
I was unconscious of what was going on
around mo.
I became greatly alarmed , and on
recommendation of my wife , who bad
learned of the peculiar virtue of Paino's
celery compound , 1 began to take it. At
first it seemed to do mo moro barm than
good , hut after tlio first dozen doses erse
so , I began to fcol bolter , and the rheu
matic pain in my right lung which h id
also boon troubling mo began to sub
side. I am now beginning on the third
bottle and all the'nervousness and dtx/.i-
ness is gone ; my memory especially is
especially bright , and I now sloop like a
baby.
All my friends speak of the change In
my looks , nnd ask mo what I have beoa
taking
In these days o"f worthless patent med
icines , I believe it a duty to my friends ,
and to suffering humiinily In general ,
when I find a medicine that is good to
let people know It.
lean highly recommend Paino's cele
ry compound , und for those who are
suffering from overwork and nnrvous-
nothing Is better to restore them to
their former strength und vigor.
Yours truly. Jos. G. Ci.iNKAHD.
Messrs. Wells , Richardson &Co. .
Burlington , Vt.
P. S. As the above has been unso
licited you have inv consent to make
such use of them as vou see lit.
lit.J.
J. G. C.
EVANS'
FINEST
OXFORDS
AND
SLIPPERS
AT COST
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TODAY.
mpkie-Shugart Go ,
lOn-lll-lltt-115 Main Stroot.
Largest 3toc'of
BUILDERS AND GENiRAL HARDWARE
In the city.
Agents ol the Celebrated
Gurney Hardwood RofM arators.
Agents for the
Oil Gas Stoves ,
the safest and newest stove out.
Wo are exclusive agents for the
Genuine Boynton Furnace ,
and all furnace work is supervised by
our Mr. Lautornasscr , who is ono of the
best furnace men-in the west.
Wo carry a lull stock of Field Seeds.
City ngonts for the Pioneer Imple
ment Co.'s goods.
Attarnoys-at-lrw. t'r.io-
.i tlca In the stuto ntnl
fmleral courts. Uaomi ,
1MJ-7-S-3
- - - SUugurt
bloc ! ; , Council ulultd. \ , \
DOHRNY'S ' THBHTBR
JOHM DOHANT .
- - MANAQEK.
Special sninincr engagement of the
Celebrated
Concluding pcrformnucps.
Matinee , Saturdiy Afternoon , June 24 ,
Gilbert and Sullivan's
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"PINAFORE.
SATURDAY EVENING , JUNE24. _
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"IOLANTHE.
Retreat
L OR THEi
Insane
Inchnrjoo thoSlstors of Moroy.
This renowned Institution It uttuntcdoii tl.a
high blu ( Ts bitokof and overlooking the city of
Council HliilTa. The SIJIOOIH ! grounds , Ha
high location nnd sploadld vlow. make It a
mo < .lploislns rotront for the nllllctoil. A stiff
of eminent physlolnin nu , | n l.tr o eorpi of ox
porlonccd ntirios minister to tlio comforts ot
thotKitlcnti Special care slvun to lady pa *
ttiMita.
Term * Mortnrrtto.
1'or ptirtlctilnri nppty to
SISTER SUPERIOR
Frank Slreot - - Council Blum , lo
POSITIVELY THE BEST VAPOR STOVE
> r Ml Apirlnnit Homo UjfrliiJritortlio
bl ' . v ' i > o.'ooltoro I.
A cnrtniil of screen ilonr * . screen wlu-
Omvs niul scrbon wire : bottom price * .
\M\va \ uliiek or McyuliM. All ktnili of
bic/cio n.iiilrlnif | dona promptly.
41 Mnln St. , Ccuncll Bluffs.
cautnii BUI- ; ! .
A11STHACTS anilloitm. r.irm : nul city proparly
lu > nilit : inil Hold. Puioy .V Tliomn : , Council
IJUlltM
GAHIlAfii : n'liuivcil , coHspoolM , vaults , ehlnmoya
eliMiiiHl. lit Ilurku , at T.iylor'B k'rocory , Oil )
llrouhva.v. :
1JAHOA1NS Kor alu , 70 by 8'JO Jcet on Pranklln
ii.ivcnne. * lMK.0l. ) (
J'J'i ' ncron between InlHtrvct nnd Franlilln live-
mil' , Ili'nt plaltlii ; , ' proin'rly In tlui city , if''ll.ilOd.OO ,
T\vo loin opi ) Hlti > Tlilnl Htivct Huliool , tl,5UU.lU.
One- lot In Wllion TITIMCIfil.MUH ) .
Tluro lotH , corner Main Hlrool anil 1'Jth nvpinio.
Heat Httis for ImpkMiiiMit hoiihpla Uinclly.fT.f.Oll.OO.
A Toxvle. S ! ri 1'oarl Ktroct.
.iPO-acruirnnd , itniinmil farm In nee. 27-JI'J-ll
1 Sheridan Co. , Nob. , for Kiln at f l.omi.oo. Tills
iHiav.iy iH'low UH x'aluc. JolniHton .t Van I'atton.
| " \O YOU waul ton-ill you'r lioimu ? If so call at
-l/llio aiaynu ltu.il K tile ! Co. , tiL'l llrujdxvay.
Oil ) ACHKSirood land In Oosiiorcoiinly , Neb. , for
i-Kc-liiuiBi' for Inuirnrod proiity In Council
llluirH. Tliu itayiio llu.il Kstal.- . . tl'Jl llroadxvay.
VTICi : COTTAOES-Sox-or.il of tlioni for H ilo : loxv
1 > jirlui-n and very IMHV luyiiiciim. ThoJIayuo
lle.il Ksl.ilo Co. , il'-'l Dro'idxx ay. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ACUKACJllxvantcd lipir ; Connell lUuffH In nx-
clian ( - for 1'JO aeri'H line I.ind In northern Mis-
nniirl , nc.irloxv.i Hue , cU-ar of Incuinbr.mcu. The
M.ivno 1 tc.il Ilfctato Co. . il-JI lli'o'wlwav.
li'H ACItr.Slnipvnx-c'il Innd In northern Kaimis.
Aclcarof liipiiinliKini-i-i will exchanso for liinil
M-irCoiinull lllutlH. The Mayno llu-1 Kal'ito Co. ,
tl'Jl llroHdxv.iy.
F OR rcxbllANGn-WoUliimrovvd RO-acro loxva
farm iif.ir irowl IOXXMI , clnir of InvuinbiMiico ;
will < -xt-liaiiifo for nk-o roHlilcnco In Council lllniTs
nnd li'iveaulidllTen-ncu. The Mayuu Uoil : Gututo
Co. , t L'l llro.iilwuy.
17OU KXCHANon , nice lot on bottom for horao
-t and buggy. _ ( iri.-ejialil > 'UlH , yicholHoii A , L'o ,
WANTKll-OIrl for Buncral lioilHoxvork. Apply
utfon7.JIO . in. at ii''li Oakland avenue , after
that hour at liioa Jlnln Btn-i-t. 0. 1' . Mi-KrBsou.
\TANTUl ) Olrl for ccnural 113
i oiuii .ivunnu.
e Works.1'
C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Proorlpjor.
'Dyeing , Gleaning and
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OP GOODS OV EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Council BlulTs office and worlts. cor. Avo. A and 20th St. Telephone 310. Bend
for circulars and price , list. Omaha olllco : 1521 Furntim Tel. 1521.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
STEAM DYE WORK
All kinds of Dyeing
find Ulu.inln ; clone In
the hUhout style of
thu iirt. Kit'lotl unJ
Rtulnod fubrlcs tnude
to Ioo I : us Kooil UK
now , Worn promptly
doao iina ilollvoruil
In all parts of tb
country. Bond for
Vrluu lilt.
C. A. MAOHAN ,
Projirlotor.
Hrcudwnv , iiour North-
wcntoru IJciLot ,
Tolouhonu au
Them
We carry the largest line of Sickles , Knife Heads , Guards ,
Rivets , Pitman J3oxes , Kalcc Teeth , Oil Cans , launches , Coal'
Chisel , etc.
We guarantee prompt shipments. Send us your orders ,
UNION TRANSREIR. OO. .
1304-S-8-10 Main St. , Council Bluffs Iowa.