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6 THE O1VIAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY MAY 4 , 1889 THE DAILY BEE , COUNOILTBLUFFS. OFF1C13. NO IS PKARIj BT11EET. Delivered by carrier In Any- Part of lie City a MucntyCents I'crWcefe. . , . _ _ II. W. TIM ON. . MANAQKlt. flrf ISKFR Orrtcr. No. 43 , KHIIIT KniToit , No.8) ) . MINOR IUI5NT1ON. N. V. Plumbing Co. Theodore Uolnhold anil Mlnnm Mcsscr- Schmidt , both of this city , have been granted permission to marry. 11. 11. Hare has secured the necessary per mit and Is making preparations to erect a two-story brick , 22x < ! 0 feet , on Upper Uroad- way. The cost will bo $4,500. Unity Guild will hold Its regular mooting , nnd election of ofllccrs , at the residence of Mrs. UnrrU , First street , this ( Saturday ) ofternoon at 3 o'clock. A full attcndanco is requested. A slight accident to the Incandescent machinery at the olcctrio light station loft the city In momentary darkness Thursday night. The other engine- was started up , and the lights were soon running ns usual. The boys of No. ! J hose house have Just completed some extensive changes and 1m- pronients In the interior of their building , and It now presents as line nn appearance as any similar establishment In this section. Squlro ItomlnclcR yesterday heard the ar guments In the larceny case against Frank Peterson and bound over the prisoner In tlio sum of $100. The uncle of the defendant fur nished tlio required amount and ho was re leased from custody. Mr. Carpenter reports at this office that for the past tlirco nights Ice has formed ut liln resilience on Harrison street. How much damage this has been to fruit can not bo told , but the fruit growers are rather du bious on this account. T. S. Oavln has a line trophy of the Wash ington memorial day. On that day ho shot one of the great American eagles on his farm iu Quick. The noble bird measured seven feet four inches from tin to tip. It has been placed in the hands of Frank Uroozo for tax- idurinlcal finishing. Mrs. Catharine deary died Thursday night of Internal homorrhugo at her home , No. 1701 Avenue U , at the ago of forty-two years. The funeral will take place at 0 o'clock this morning from St. Francis Xa- vlcr's church. The remains will bo interred In the Catholic cemetery. The two harnesses offered as first prizes In the trotting and pacing roadster races , at Union pnrk , next Saturday , will bo made by two local harness manufacturers , Walters Bros , and Charles Probstlo. They will bo put up in clcuant style , nnd will bo well worth thn ft'iO paid for them. When completed , they will bo placed on exhibition. Dr. O. D. Judd has Just secured building permits for the erection of now cottages in the western part of the city aggregating $ i5- 000. Ho states that If the proposed now elec tric motor line is built he will erect 300 now buildings in Council Bluffs during the- pres ent year. The now line is in very great de mand and tlio projectors are meeting with the greatest encouragement. The flro laddies are beginning to put the "Wlnto Elephant" in training for tlio tour nament. They took the mammoth plaything out for a little exercise yesterday morning , and raised it ut tno City Mills. A line of hose was taken to the top , and a stream of water directed down upon the roof of the building from a height of eighty-llvo feet. A run down Eighth street wound up the morn ing's entertainment. A coating of gumbo has been given the artificial lake bed m Fan-mount parlc , and it now holds water to perfection. It is lllled to the top of the bank , and is a very attractive Bret to visitors. Several now walks have also been laid out through the grounds , and ono of them leads from the top of the highest rldgo to the artificial hike in the lower glen. The walk is wide enough for thrco persons to pass abreast , and is of easy descent. Tlio park will bo much moro beautiful and attrac tive this year than over boforo. When Judge Aylcsworth visited police headquarters , yesterday morning , to hold the daily session of court , ho found the door locked , nnd no jailer in the vicinity. DetectIve - Ivo O'Connoll ' , of the Milwaukee , was also on hand to prosocuta the case against the three tramps arrested by him the preceding night , for breaking open a scaled car In the Mil waukee yards , but it was a clear case of frcezo-out , and after waiting for n half hour for the jailer who never came , nn adjourn ment was taken slno dio. An attempt on the part of the Jailur to attend to business in two places at ttio same time , was the causa of tlio difilculty. _ Council Blufls Lodge No. 270 ( Loyal ) A. O. U. W. , moots in G. A. 11. hall every Friday evening at 8 o'clock. That popular resort , Lake Mnnnwa , will bo formerly opened next Tuesday. Klctf.int banquet and entertainment at tlio hotel in the ovoniii . S. 13. Wadsvvorth fe Co. loan money. Money lonncil ut L. B. Craft's & Co.'s loan olllco on furniture , pianos , horses , wagons , personal property of all kinds , nnd all other articles of value , without removal , All business strictly confi- denliul. J. G. Tipton , real estate , 627 B'dway Blank books'mado to order. Can fur nish patent bi ndinc for parties wishing1 the bumc. Call and see samples at room 1 , Everett block , Pearl street. MouimouBJS & Co. If you Imvo no time tocall at my olllco to buy : i homo , send your address to C. 13. Judd , GOO Broadway. 1'crnoiiJil Pn Mr. R. N. Whlttlesoy , who was recently re-moved from the position of railway postal /lerk botwcon this city and Omaha for offen sive partisanship , will assume the city editor ship of the Glebe next Monday , Dr. II. A. Woodoury lolt last evening for Colfax Springs , where ho will spend Sunday. Ho will ultend the convention of the Iowa Ktnto Dental society , which meets at Dos Monies next Tuesday. Ho will return home next Friday. T. 15. Baldwin , who lately moved to Fol < torn. N. M , , lias been appointed register ol tno United States land olllco at that place , The announcement made In the local paper occupies ttirpo coluuis , which is largely ocmi- pled by a bli ? rooster , with llumlng headings , "Another Jioom for Folsoml Our Hoostei Crows the Newsl" Per Snlo or Trade. 515,000 fitock of merchandise. For par- tlculura inqulro of George MctcaU , 10 Pearl St. , Council Blurts , la. Notice the beautiful finish given col lars , cults and shirts by Cascade Laun dry company. Dr. C. C. Ilu7.cn , dentist , Opera house block. I have twenty houses , all now , nearly finished in Mynstor , Mill , Boors' ant K van's additions for sulo on monthly payments from $950 to 82,000 : and $10 tc Mil per month. C. B. Judd , 000 Broad- way. _ _ Stop paying rent and huy a homo or monthly payments of 0 , B. Judd , G0 ( Broadway. The Muullor IMnslcnH- . The Mueller illusion ! o lost evening pustcc off smoothly and was much enjoyed by al present. Among those who participate ! were Dalby's orchestra , Mr. I , M. Treynor R L. Hayden and William Murphy. Thi latter it a lad of twelve years aad his per formance on the cornet was commendable Indeed. Mrs. Fannlo Kellogg.Uuchort wil be present at the closing entertainment till evening , Other numbers will bo put on t uiako a niost excellent programme , The at .cr.dance was very large. This evening bet UT ni-commodntionit will bo provided fo io-uight Spain mid Morocco MOVING FOR A MOTOR LINE , Ono of the Incorporatora Enthusi astically Outlines the Enterprise. STILL BOTHERED BY BURGLARS A Plucky Voiinc liarty Get * the Drop on ft Pair A Hotter Mont llouso Wanted The Now Park Kmranco. Another Motor lilac. , 'If our city council don't think moro of ft two-cent hose racing team or a big , dress parade hook and ladder truclc than they do of the growth nnd welfare of our city , wo will have another electtlo motor line In Council muffs before many months have passed , " said ono of the projectors of the Mroposcd new road ycstcrdav to THE Bnn. "Wo don't ask any (30,000 bonus , or two .Vt-ars which to begin work , nnd wo don't want to dig mill trenches along any ol the streets so as to make thorn Impassable ex cept for our cars ; yet the other company did this , and no howl was raised against it. I am not kicking against that company , or their line , for I think it is a grand , good thing , and has done nn incalculable amount of good for the city , but I think that the council should gruntnnothcrcompanya right of way , when that is all it asks , to build another line through a Dirt of the city , at present devoid of street car facilities. They refused to pass our other ordinance , and the new ono asks for the following streets : From the cast end of the Union Pacillo bridge nlonu' the approach to Ninth nvcuuo ; cast on Ninth avciiuo to Third street ; south on Third ntreot to Eighteenth nvcuuo ; east on Eighteenth avenue to Tostovin street ; south on Tostovin to South avenue ; south east on South avcauc to the city limits. Wo want to branch from Nintn nronuo at Union avenue , uo Union avenue to the dummy depot , thcnco up Ninth street to the Junction vith Eighth street , thcnco on north to the ity limits at Mynstcr Springs. Wo want to iranch from Ninth street at Avenue U , .hence cast to Eighth street , north half u ) lock to Washington avenue , cast on Wash- ngton avenue to Frank street. "Wo also want to branch from the Ninth .vcnue line at Fourth street , up Fourth .trcet . to Broadway at the Masonic temple , : ast on Uroadway to Bryant street , north on 3ryant to meet the other branch at Wash- ngton avonuo. That gives us a look , taking in some of the most thickly settled rcsidenco portions of the city. We want a chance to get to Mannwa , so wo aslc for a right of way "rom Ninth avenue down South Sixth street , o Twenty-flftn avenue , east on Twenty- ilfth avenue to Fourth street , whence south to the city limits. Wo would go straight down South Sixth street to the city limits , but there is a forty- acre track of acreage property , and wo could not get the right of way across that unless ho owners would grant It to us. Those are ho streets wo ask for. and the ordinance has las&ed to its third reading. Wo agree to make a 5-cent rate between Council Hluffs ixnd Omaha from ( i to 7 o'clock , morning and evening , exceia Sunday , and a 2-ccut rate [ icross the Union Pacllic bridge for passen gers. " "What about the report that the Union Pa cillo will not lease the wagon part of its bridge to your company I" "If wo don't get it , no other company will , ind wo have the assurance that wo can have t. The Union Puclllc company will not talk .o us now , but says that as soon ns wo can get a charter over hero , they will negotiate , vith us. There will bo no trouble about get- .ing . over the bridge. For 5 cents wo will ulio passengers to any part of Omaha reached by the cable or horse car lines , and ivo agree to begin work within sixty days From the time our contract is made with tlio Union Pacllic folks. It is an enterprise that will bo worth thousands of dollars to Council Bluffs , and over live hundred new dwellings are already promised in case it is built. All ivo wont is just , the right of way , and there is plenty of money behind it to see it through. " Attend tlio opening of Hotel do Maimwa , next Tuesday. Pine enter tainment , ball and ban quo t. o A Drop On the ISurclnrs. The residence of W. W. Chapman , No. 717 First avenue , was entered by burglars Thursday evening , about half-past 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman were up town at the time , and there is no ono in the house except Miss S. D. Hehso. The burglars eflectcd an entrance through a rear door , and began to thoroughly ransack the house. Miss HCMO ! heard them in the dining room , and , secur ing a revolver , went to the dining room door ana leveled the weapon at the bead of the only prowler in sight. Just at that moment Mr. nnd Mrs. Chap man arrived home , and went to the side door. Miss Hchso stepped across the room to unlock the door for them , and thn depro- dater skipped into the kitchen. Mr. Chap man was informed that tlicro was a burglar in the kitchen , and the revolver was thrust into his hand. Ho hurried to the kitchen door Just in time to sco two men making a hasty exit. It was found that everything in two rooms had been turned upside down , and thoroughly searched. Nothing of value was missed , but this wus doubtless owing to the timely interruption. Opening of Hotel do Mannwu. The grand opening of this popular hostelry and place of amusement , will occur on Tuesday next , May 7. Grand hall and banmict in the evening. All should attend. A Honor nnnt House. The Council Bluffs Boat club will give a grand ball at Masonlo Temple next Friday evening , the proceeds of which will be de voted to improving their club house a Matawa. Tlioy propose to build an addition 20x"4 fcot in size , having thrco balconies and extending out over the water. A slide will also bo added , similar to that of the Omaha club's boat houso. Tlio second floor will contain a room 20x80 feet , which will boused for entertainments , and the third balcony will bo an observatory , from which a splen did view may bo attained , being the highest point about the lotto , with the exception of tlio hotel cupola. The expanse of the proposed addition will bo about $500 , and will convert the club house into ono of the finest in the west. The club has never made any demands upon the public to make improvements , and think that they reasonably ask their friends to liberally patronize the hall. Flno musio will bo in at tendance , and an excellent programme of dances will be arranged. No pains will bo spared to make It ono of the most enjoyable atlulrs of the season. For Kent. A Quo dairy farm of 188 acres , half n milo from the city limits ; a purl of it can ho cultivated if desired ; good house and burn ; water supplied by a wind mill. IIOltACB EVKKKTT. Cutting Into the Park. The upper part of Graham avenue very much rc&cmhlcs a railroad graders' camp , The force that Is to excavate the cut be tween that street and Falruiount park la on the ground and ready to commence opera tion this morning. The work of the survey ors was completed yesterday , the graders being delayed ono day. The cut is to be completed in twenty-ono days , and u forfeil of f500 has boon posted In case the require meats of the contract uro not complied with , The olcctrio motor company is ready to ex tend its line Into the park as soon as the way is oucn for it to do BO. Not lee ! I have removed my harhor shop from No. lit North Main street to No. 8 Pour ! street , where 1 am hotter prepared than over heforo to give satisfaction to 1113 cu&tomors. Parrz BKUXHAUUI. > Tim Need of llnln. Mr. Horace Everett returned yesterday from Highland farm , whore ho has been foi tha past two weeks , attending to annual repairs pairs and planting a large number of fruii trees. After a vain struggle with th < drought , Mr. Evciett was compelled to aban don his trco planting for the present , nna wtit for rain. Ho has over four thousand Imported trees now "hoolod"in ; his collar , and they can not bo planted until the ground is In fit condition to receive them. Said ho yes terday , In speaking of the matter ; "In an experience of thirty-five years in western lown , I have never scon the ground so dry , or the grass and small grain In so poor a con- dition. In the last four months not over ono inch of water has fallen iu the western portion tion of Pottawattamlo county , and If It were not for the remarkable qualities of our soil , n ruinous and fatal drougiit would have been the result. Prof. Budd , of tlio Ames Agri cultural college , sent mo L'OO fruit trees of the different varieties Intrbdnced by him from Russia , and I have boon compelled to plant them In my nursery , where they can bo properly watered nnd attended to. The farmers nro complaining bitterly on account of this slate of affairs , and tha crops of 1SS9 will not bo very largo unless there Is a change before very long. " I. GUlnsky has purchased the stock of Froolieh and moved it to his store , 008 Broadway. See Chnulauqun , at Rngan's lecture to-night. I'clty orT'iulcrfl. In pollco court yesterday morning Thomas Hayns , John Flynn and Einmotl MuCrary were each fined $3.10 for drunkenness. The trio were driving down Broadway about 1 o'clock in the morning , and when opposite the car house of the electric motor company they headed for that bulldlni ? . The result was disastrous. They drove Into the ditch bcsldo the car tracks , and the buggy was wrecked. Hayes was thrown against a switch and severely bruised. The patrol wagon was sent down to gather them In. Ed Smith , John Patton nnd John Bain , three vais arrested for breaking oncn u car in the Milwaukee yards , were each lined $10 and released , The ease against George Smith for disturb ing the peace was dismissed. Frank Hrincy , a suspicious character , was released. Largest sale of baby carriages ever known in the trade is that at Brackott's this season. Almost n C'onllaiiratioii. About 7:30 o'clock last evening an alarm of flro was sent in from Koycs Bros. ' cart and buggy factory , near the electric power house. The department responded quickly , and the long run of over two miles was mndo in a little less than seven minutes. The ilamcs were- under control when the lire lighters rcacned the spot , nnd no hose was laid. The cause of the bln/o was spontaneous combus tion In the rubbing room on the second iloor , a'ld but for the presence of Mr. Koycs nnd the watchman , the entire building would have been In Humes before the arrival of the department , The recent extension of the water mains tvas nil that saved the building , as water was Lhcro in abundance , and under lull pressure. This case is only another strong argument in ravor of the immediate location of another lioso house in the western part of the city. At the distance ut which the lire houses are now located from that Piirt of the city , ills Iraost impossible to render cIMcient service r good protection. A tire Is almost beyond control or the building burned to the ground before tlio department readies it. The damage last night was merely nominal. Single tickets to Ragan , 50o nnd 2oc. In Court. The Jury in the case of Barrett & Barrett vs Wheeler & Herald was instructed by the court as soon as court convened yesterday morning and sent out. The next case taken up was that of the Omaha Coke and Coal Company vs John Lmnohan , an action to re cover the value of some cement sold to the defendant. The case was not completed when court adjourned. It will bo com pleted by noon to-day. The next case set for trial is that of Stewart vs City of Council Bluffs for damages. It will hardly be called before Monday. * Uagan's train starts for Spain at S this evening. Money loaned on fuinituro , pianos , diamonds , horses , bupgies or anything of value at low rates of interest. No blieitv ; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co. , olllce cor. Broadway and Main , over American express. For $25.00 The N. Y. Plumbing Co. will put a lead service pipe and hydrant in your yard ; also 50 foot extra hoso. Call at once at 114 Main street. Have our wagon call for your .soiled clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. Rooms to rent in the Mcrriam block. S. B. Wadsworth &Co.i'iO ! Main street. IMasonU : . Special communication of Bluff City ledge , No. 71 , A. F. < fc A. M , , this evening for work in thn third degree. All Master Masons in good standing are cordially invited to be present. By order of the W. M. Ragan will give for 60 cents you can anywhere. WASHINGTON AND CATHOLICS. Their CoiiRrntiilatioiiB on His First Election nnd Ilin Iteply , San Francisco Monitor : Shortly after Washington's accession to the presi dency , the corporate bodies , civil socie ties and ether organizations of a similar character presented the lirst American president with addresses of congratula tions expressive of their admiration for hiseharactoras a citizen , u soldier unda statesman. Animated with the same spirit of de votion to the now republic , the Catho lic clergy and laity of that period pro- Kontod Washington with the following document : ADUHKSS TO GKOIIOE WASHINGTON. SIH : Wo have boon long impatient to testify our joy and unbounded confi dence on your being called , by a unani mous vote , to ttio llrst station of a coun try in which that unanimity could have been obtained without the previous merit of unexampled services , of emi nent wisdom , and unblemished virtue. Our congratulations have not reached you sooner , because our scattered situa tion pro van led the communication and tlio collecting of those sentiments which warmed every breast. But the lay has furnished us with the , opportunity , not merely of presaging the happiness to bo expected under your administra tion , hut of bearing testimony to that which wo experience. It is your pecu liar talent , in war and in peace , to af ford security to those who commit their protection into your hands. In war you shield them from the ravages of armed hostility ; in peace you establish public tranquility by tlio justice nnd modera tion , not loss than by the vigor , of your government. By example , as well as by vigilance , you extend tiio influence of laws on the manners ol our follow citizens. You encourage - courage rospcot for religion , nnd inculcate , by words and actions that principle on which tlio welfnr6 ol nations so much depends that a super intending providence governs the events of the world and watches ovoi the conduct of men. Your exalted maxims and unwearied attention to the moral and physical itnurovemunt of our country have produced already the hap piest olTocts. Under your administra tion , America IB animated with zeal for the attainment and encouragement o : usnful literature ; she improves agricul ture , extends her commerce , and ac quires with foreign nations a dignity unknown to lior before , From these happy events , in which none can fool a warmer Interest than ourselves , wo derive rive additional pleasure , by recollect ing that you , sir , have boon the princi pal instrument to ollect so rapid a change in our political situation. This irospoct of national prosperity is pe culiarly pleasing \ us on another ac count' because , whilst our country pre serves her freedom , nnd independence , vo shall have nyoll \ founded title to claim from her justice tliu equal rights of citizenship , as Iho price ot our blood spilt under your oyos. and of our com- non exertions for her do- onso , under your auspicious conduct rights rendered moro ( car to us by the remembrance ot ormor hardships. When wo pray for , ho preservation of them xvliora they mvo been grantedand expect the full extension of thorn from tno justice of those states which still restrict thorn , when wo solicit the protection of icnven over our common country , wo icithor admit , nor can omit , rccom- nondlng your preservation to the sin- Ruler care of Divlno Providence , be cause wo conceive that no human means nro so available to promote tlio welfare of the United States as Iho prolonga tion of your health and life , in which ire included the energy of your oxam- ) lo , the wisdom of your counsels , and ho porstmsivo eloquence of your virtues. In behalf of the Roman Catholic clergy. tT. . CAUltoU , . In behalf of the Roman Catholic laity. CiiAiti.is OAKUOI.L , of CarroUton , DAXir.i , CAiiiiOU , , THOMAS Fir/.siMMON'S , DOMINIfK LYN'Olt. WASHINCITON'S ' HUrijY. Gixrr.KMix : : : Wliilo I now receive vith much satisfaction your congrntu- atlons on my being called by a univni- nous vote to the llrst station of my country , t cannot but duly notice your xilHoncss in offering an apology for the innvoidablo delay. As that delay has fiven you nn opportunity of realizing , iirituad of anticipating , the bonolits of tlio general govcrnmcnt.you will do mo ho justice to believe that yarntcstl - nony of the increase of the public pros- > ority enhances tlio pleasure which I vould otherwise have experienced from our affectionate address. I fool that my conduct , in war and in loaco , has mot with more general ap- irobntion than could reasonably have > oen expected ; nnd I llnd myself dis- ) osafl to consider that fortunate cir- iiimstanco in a great degree resulting rom the able support and o\trnordinary : candor of my follow-citizcns of all do- lominations. The prospect of national prosperity low before us is truly animating , and ought to excite the exertions of all good nen to establish and secure the happi- loss of their country in Uio permanent lurntion of its freedom and independ ence. America , under the smiles of a livino providence , tlio protection of a food government , and the cultivation > f manners , morals and piety , cannot ail of attaining an uncommon degree of eminence in literature , commerce , agriculture , improvements at homo and espectabiUty abroad. As mankind becomes moro liberal , , hey will bo moro apt to allow that all rlioso who conduct themselves as worthy numbers of the couimunity are equally entitled to the protection of civil govorn- nont. I hope over to sco America imong the foremost nations in examples of justice and liberality ; and I presume your follow citizens Svill not forget Iho latriotic part wn'ich you took in the accomplishment of their revolution and the establishment of their government , or the important as sistance which they received from a na- iion in which the Roman Catholic faith is professed. I thank you , gentlemen , for your kind joncorn for me.While my life and my health shall continue , in whatever sit uation I may be , it'shall be my constant endeavor to justify the favorable senti ments which you are pleased to express of my conduct ; and may the members of your society in America , animated alone by the pure spirit of Christianity , and still conducting themselves as the faithful subjects of our free government , enjoy every temporal and spiritual felicitv. G. WASHINGTON. THE OHIMIAN' HOMJ3. S Rev. Ij. II. 1'nync , Ajjmit. niiil Truteo of ( ho Orpliau'H Homo ut Mncnn , Ga , , Writes u Letter Datcil Fenrunrr Btli , 1H8J > . "I have been using Swift's Specific with the children of the orphan's ' homo under mj charge with the best results. I begun its use between nine and ten years ago , and have seen many remarkable results. Quito a number of the children had consti tutional blood diseases resulting from the sins of the parents , nnd every ono of these children were cured of the horrible taint by the use of S. S. S. There have also been scores of children In the institution whoso systems ( they having been mostly without the bcncllts of parental care ) were enervated by dirt-eating and other foul practices. Everyone or tlieso children have taken S. S. S. , and all have been signally benelltted by it. All have been cured who haver taken enough of it. We have also two innatcs of the home , sub ject to painful recurring attacks of erysipe las. Neither ono improved under the treat ment usual for the disease. When all other medicines were discarded and they took S. S. S. the cure la each case was quick and permanent , for they have been well for live years and there has been no return of the disease. I could tell much moro of tlio ro markublc cures of blood disease by S. S. S. for I have seen it used and know its value. L. B. How Tliny Spoilt. Their Ijefniire. At the last of the "Owl Talks" of the Twilight club the question for the speaker was "How do you spend your leisure ? " and the answers that were given to it showed that there is a varie ty in the tastes of the members , says the Now York Sun. Ono of them said ho spent his leisure in horseback exorcise , another in studying books , another in playing billiards , another in literary composition , another in riding his hob by , another in looking after the duties of his bible class , another in lounging at his club , another in the rustle enjoy ment of Pike county , another editing a dental journal , another in haunting auction rooms , nidnnotlior | , in absolute rest of body and mind. Every ono of the members who' spoke spent his leis ure in a way dill'oront from even * ether ono. "Such is llfu. " Catarrh Cured. A clergyman , afljor years of suflicring from that loathsome disease , Catarrh , and vainly tryinppqvory known remedy , at last found a-rocipo which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufToror from this dreadful disease Bond ing solf-nddressod stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence , 88 Wiirron St. , How York cty , will receive the reel po free of charge. . 1'avomcntH. The London pavements which strike every visitor from this side of the water ns so perfect are receiving a tremendous amount of local abuse now. Wood and asphalt are too slippery ; macadam can't stand the heavy wear. The opinion is freely heard that London ; tha8 not yet solved the problem of street pavements and Booms as far oil from it as over. " Children Cry for Pitcher's ' Castoria. When Jlaby was licit , we cave her Coctorla. When eho wu A Child , khe cried for Coitorle , When IIB became Hto , the dune to CaxtoriA , Wl > an she biuf Children , * bt CAT * tbum dtatoria. A SUICIDE CLUO. One Mctnuzr to Die Knoll Year by Ilia Own Hand. The Bridgeport Farmer in its Issuoof to-day emphatically states that John Klonzy , who committed suicide in this city on Monday , was a member of the Suicide club , which was organized In Bridgeport about three years ago , says a Bridgeport , Conn. , dispatch to the Globo-Ucmocrat. There were llvo as senting individuals present at the time the proposition to form such a peculiar band was broached , and the member ship never increased. The members ngrood , half jokingly nnd half earnest ly , that some ono of thorn should commit suicide on each succeeding yonr until nil were gono. The members further ngrcod that the club should hold meat- ings annually , and at thcso meetings Lhov should decide by ballot , individual incfinatlon or otherwise , which mem ber was next to shulllo off the mortal coll. Friends ot thcso evidently insane men say that at the time the Suicide club was organized the members were not intoxicated and none of thorn had shown any signs of' being unbalanced. It is known that ttio club held several meetings since it was organized , but the momborrt hud always refused to divulge - vulgo what business was transacted at their conclaves. Henry Jansen , the president of the Suicide club , who kept n saloon on Gold street , was the first member to make way with himself. Ho put himself out of Jtho world by his own hands about two years ago. The next member to commit suicide was William Mcckol , the sign painter , who cut his throat. Whether ho did thUbf his own impulse or because his death had been decreed in council , the ether members refused to say. At this juncture friends of the sur viving members bognn to look upon the matter as something : very serious , and trped them togivo up their madschomo. rhoir pleadings wore received coldly , iiowovor. by two of the surviving members bors , but the third , a well known Gor man resident of West Stratford , ac- ceeded to the wishes of his friends and .ondored his resignation to the society. The other two members called him a coward , and said that ho resigned be cause ho felt confident that ho would jo the next member selected to dio. 'When the club was organized John iCicnzy.who committed suicide Monday , was oluctod vice prosidnnt. and upon President Jensen's death Kien/.y as sumed the presidency of the club and ; ield it until the time of his death. J'hoi-c is left only ono member of the original combination outside of the one who resigned , and ho is in business in Bridgeport. Friends of John Kionzy say that suicidal intentions have been ippnront from his talk and actions for the past two years , and that on numer ous occasions ho has threatened to kill aoth his wife and himsulf. Mrs. Kien/.y , Iiowovor , instead of becoming alarmed ind deserting him , humored his whim n every instance , and thus probably do- aycd the commission of the act. l's Acid Makes an Invigorating Urinlc with water and sugar only , liolieious. Chinese Actors to Stnr the Mast. A company of twenty-two Chinese ictors , all stars , has been formed in Seattle , W. T. , to play through the cast. Their wardrobes are very gorge ous and costly. As their advance agent is also a Chinaman , who has had no ex perience in theatrical matters in this country , they arc more than likely to como to grief. AIMIENTS. Ncponsct , 111. , Jlny20,1888. My rnnro caught cold ; result : swelled limbs , lump between foru-li-Ki and Inflnm- mutlon. Cured her \vlth St. Jacobs Oil. L.O.UAKDNEU. Wlnsboro , Tex. , JuiicTO. JSS8. My liorso wui hurt on bind leg : suffered 10 months : wns cured by St. Jiicobs Oil : cure baa remained permanent. W. J. CLINK SUIJUUIiAN TRAINS. Wl'HI W I I'll. Winning between Council Illuirs nna Al bright. Iu addition to thn stations mnntloned , trains stoi at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets , and at tno Summit Iu Omaha. Entitward COUNOlLi JJI UPJ-'S. CHICAGO , KOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. Leave. Arrive. No. 2 0Wp ( , m. No. 1 7:00 u. in. NoU B00a.m. ; No.fi 5DOp. : m. No. I. . . . 0:40 a. in. No. a CMP. p.m. CHICAGO. IIUUUNOTON Qumor. A No.4 1)&J ) : a. m.'A No.6 tail.la. in , A No.O . . . . ' 0:55 : p. m.A | No.a 0iOp.m. : : Kxcept Saturday. THxeept. Monday , CHICAGO to NOUTHWKSTKIIN. No.O U : 0a. in.'No.7 ' Ui"iam : , No.B , . , 4:15 : p. m.No.3 | 0 ; ( .m. No.4.- . . . . . . .U:40D. : m.No. | 6 . . . .Oil&p.m. . PAUf , . No 2 . . . .0:40a. : m , A No , 1 , . . . .uMJ : 11. m. No 4 .7:0ip. : m , A No.3 7:10 : p. m. NSAa ciTV , BT. JOSKI'H & COU INCH. ULUi'ro. A No , 2. . . . 0:3a. : . in..A . No.3. . .0:10 a.m. A No.4 , . . . 1 < : ; W p. m. A No. 1 0:25 : p. m. BIOUX C1TV i PACIFIC. A No.10 7:05a.m.A : ! No.U 8Ma.m. A No. U. . . .7UJn.m. : A No. II . . . . .UW : ) p. m. OMAHA tcti'f. I.OUIS , A No.8 , , , , .4:35 p.m. A No,7. . . . , .12:00 : m. A dully : II dally except Saturday ; C except Biinday : ] > t > xcui > t Mondays fast mall. Tile time given ODOTO is for Truusfer , there being from live to ten minute * between'Jr nj. r and local depot * , NEW CURIOSITY SHOP T.T S Nos.l58cl8 i . Pearl , { . TRANSFER CO IRTJSSIEJILiILj SIZES FROM Especially Adapted for 25 TO 300 HORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGIE Specifications and estimates furnished forcomploto stonm plnnti. Hcmilntlon. Durability Ouir aulecd. Lan show letters from users where Knel Kconnmv Is ofiimt with Corliss Noii-Uondonaluc E.G. HARRIS , Agent , Send fop Catalog ae. No. 51O Pearl Street , Council Bluffj" " v IATMG BOUGHT 8IIOES S inn tlcturuiEiiciI to li-c tlio public tlio benefit of niy pur- I quote to-day tlio followm ; ; pi-ifc.s. A : MKARS' MCII'H B'lno Shoes , § 5 , former prior , SH. J. S. TUKMSK'S Men's Ilitiul-isoived Shoe * , Qfi , former price , § 7.5O. E. C. IIUKT'S Parties' French Kid. turned , at § 5 , former price , gt. JG. C. fSUUT'S Cur Kid al § : i , former price , 85. J. FILES , 413 Broadway. GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY. NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 F. J. BBEZEE , Taxidermist and Naturalist. Permanent * joccat , - . . . . - . - . , > . - . tno Illrds art. Warranted and animals to mounted prescivo naturally for year * . and Foreign in the lioit birds method mippllfld of n short notice. Highest price paid for owls and hawks of all kinds. Persons sondlnu order * Bfiiircd of perfect batlsfactlon. I'ur drusulnt ! a specialty. Write for particulars. SPECIAL NOTICES. " | j1Oir HAM5 ( ir Trade-Pliino , NoTT ( new ) -D orftnn , harness , sowlnc machine , horse and wa'on. ; Addresii No. RKI Ilroadwar , room ] . \ \ . ANTHD A cnnvlissor : apply this evening VT to Harry Franklin , Creston llouso , Coun cil Hluirs. TXTANTBD JJy a yomift lady , situation as T T HtcnoKrapher and typo-writer. SatlHfao- tory references Riven. Address Stenographer , C7 ! l-'ourth street , Council Illuirs. ANY one wanting fine chance to manufacture can tecmo building , power , etc. , at a ba l > y addressing Main mraut Meat Market. JC'E COO tons for sale. I.anzendorfcr & Strohhrhn , Mum street MnatMarkut. W ANTI-ID A cbmtctonr ) Klrl to do general housework. Apply at uia lllutr st. , Coun- T71OU HKNT-OIIIco rooms ever B. A. Plcrco's , J corner Main and l-'lrht avo. front room , (10 ; back room , $5permonth. A. J. Htopiiuiison. SITUATION wanted AH bookkeeper or In an . . olllco. ( Inod references. Address II , It. B , , Dee olllco , Council lllulla. oTTsA MS My lenlilnnre. Inqulro John O. Woodward , 1112 1'ourth avenue. WANTKD A first-class cook , thoroughly understanding hli businosi. ( load wages paid. Apply Immediately In person to Henry W. Itothert , superintendent Deaf ana Dumb In- stltutlon , Council niuirs. la. WANTHD-At the Deaf and Diimh institu tion. Council HluirH. a flower gardener. Ap ply In person or by rnall to the superintendent. "ITIOH HUNT Largo double olllco over l-'i 'rank ' J-1 l.evlifji cigar store , 602 Jiroadwuy. Jin lulro of I'rnnk I.evln. Electric Trusses , Belts , Chest Pro tectors , Etc , Agent * wanted. C. U. JUI > I > , Council IJltilVd la , DR. Rice'sHerna ' ! Support , The only perfect abdominal support for clill. dienaiul adultsi 8mx-eiHfully cuiea tUu WOJia'f CASES 01' 1IKUNJA. ThoWlost darn Novolltl os PAPER HANGINGS. AND Artistic Decoration ! " AT PETER C. MILLER'S. ' Nps.n nd 13 Pearl St. LADIES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFF3 AJIB JN VITBD TO CAM , A03 Mis. C , L. CILLETT'S ' And xee her flue Una of Halv . ' ' . ' ' ( joods. I'lNl'.S'I' HAIK OUNAMKNT8 In tlin illy ] WIKS. luuid ! < i , < ! tc. , for lleiit orHulo , aiuth and Coyla and Myers Uras 1'uluU. Hair _ DronHlnK. Uto. . 'Jl > BIulii . ' > St. , C'ouucll Illuin Orders by mxll recBlvapromptuttentlon. Tuos. W. II. M. OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS. Corner Main and Ilroadway , COUNUU , UIjUKKS , IOWA. rJieal.eirs ? ln domostlo D.H.McDANELQ & CO , , Hides , Tallow , Pells , Wool lll8UMtin rk prlc ii. I'roujptiotimu. Ku.f.t anil t.-ii Mulut. . , Ccuucll uhifi * .