Nebraska Newspapers

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J B THURSDAY , JUNE 20. 1890.
THE VETERANS IN THE VAN
They Win the Banner a ? the Dast-Drillci
Firemen in Nebraska.
THEY WERE PERFECTLY IRRESISTIBLE
A Detachment of Omixlin Guard )
Menu tlio VcH on TJiclr. Ue-
turn anil KscortH Them
1 hrougli tlio City.
The vctrrnn llrcmcn returned last nigh
with victory perched upon their hanners
They came , they saw , they conquered , niu
Spud Farrlsh here uloft the trophy. It wit
the banner awarded to the bcstiippcnring 11 r
company ix h.inncr with the inscription
"Stato Flrcinen'H Tournnment , Plnttstnoutli
Neb. , Juno ! ! . ( , IbOO , " In silver letters on tin
blue fold. The border was of silver lace nm
4 \ on the reverse side of old gold , wlillo a sllvoi
" eagle with outstretched wings perched 01
* the staff.
Prom the depot up tlirought the city tin
order of march was the same u >
on their departure. First * cixnio H ! >
rod-coated Durants l > earlng. brooms
then the Union Paclllc band plnyliif
"Seo the Conquering Hero , " and nfter then
the Duruml hose company. Afteran lutorvii
came the veterans , he.idod by Max Meyer am
the Ancient Order of Hibernian band. Thci :
cnmu n detachment of sixteen men from tin
Onaha guards umlerthe command of Lleiitcn
nnt Mulford. They Imd done the griiccfu
thing , ns they always do , nnd unsoHi-ltci
wcto on hand to greet the conducting heroes
Just before the tr.iln arrived Captain Sclwifl
nriivepatul relieved Lieutenant Mulford , am
while they waited on the platform the clo-
gnnt iippoaruuco nnd perfect drill of the do-
tiichmciit were the admiration of the speetsi
tore. After the Guards came Spud Faivisi
bearing the trophy of victory , with Stovi
Melio as a ] companion , waving the stars nml
stripes.
The vets were n llttlo the wor-o for wear ,
but still gorgeous and Hushed with victory.
Jim Donnelly , the captain and drlllmastcr ,
was as ficsh us ix das ! $ % nnd issued his com'
innnds lilco u veteran in b.xttlo. SolPiincc
nml Joe Sheeley were the lieutenants und
ably seconded his orders. Tlio front rank ,
composed of ICd Wittlg , Peter Karbagh , H.
licit hold ilnd Fmnn Himlon , was enough to
stir the martial enthusiasm of a fossil , nnd all
the other ranks with their array of white
whiskers and poitly forms , ably supported
It. An enthusiastic vet * wnved his
broom ns If It had been won
In u nahikbara charge. It had a gilded handle
nml was n gift of ono of Pluttsmouth's fair
daughters.
In front of the now 1'axton building the
company drew up In slnglo lllo , fating the
sldcwullc , while the Guiuds , after a number
of artistic evolutions , took their places be
hind them. Then the vets cheered the Guards
and the Guards cheeied the vets and the band
pin veil.
luck Gulligur took the stand nnd ac
knowledged the honor done the vets by the
Guards in coming down to meet them , and
Captain Sclmrff responded gracefully. The
band plujed again , and while the vets broke
ranks Mio Guards wcio escorted to their ar
mory in high state by the band.
While as a general thing the veterans are
vitisllod with the day , they miiko two or
: hroo complaints. In the lli'st place , they
mil their wives were compelled topty un
admission fee to the grounds and to the
{ niiul stand , something unprecedented , and
igalnst which Chief Gulligan entered an
jinphatlo protest to the gatekeeper. The
{ iitokcoper got noisv and Jack ( iiiiotod him.
Again iu the bund contest the Hibernians
veio ciowded oil the truck , wlillo the other
j.uul had their play. Jack Gulliguu und
> tliors iigiiin Interfered , nnd theieiis a sort
) f amateur Dounyhrook for u fuw minutes.
3Ut the Ancient Older of Hibernians banu
rot no oppoitunity to enter tlio competition
The whole trouble is useiibod to n r.uhor
) iovious set of deputies on the giounds , and
ho marshal of the town made u graceful
ipology which put everybody In good humor
[ tguin.
Folloxving aio the names of these who
ook pait In the touinaincnt : A. J Sim li
on , ' William Shull , J. F. Hheely , John
iixuincr , Charles Fischer , Max Meyer ,
! . . ! . Giilligan , Daniel W Shull , Ed Maurcr ,
Icnry I'undt , Ed Wittlg , Sol Prince , Louie
if'iilst , H. Berthold , .Too Tehon , A. P. Hop-
, ; ins , I' . Besen , Charles Schlank , II Kunda ,
udgoBcneko , L. Kxoit/sch , J. H. Litcho-
iiorgcr , C. V. Gallagher , P. Windheim , F.
Kchmldt , J. J. Donnelly jr. , P J Ivurbaeh ,
lohn A. Mcblmno. Hairy ' [ 'aggart , Frutijt X.
lolonc ) , M. Hellmun , Aaron Calm ,
Ir. . F. II. ICosters , F P. Hanlon , J. K.
Mm hell , J. II. Duller. Julius Tieitschke ,
Joseph Hothol/ , John F. liehm , A. H San
er , Phil Dorr , William Mack , W. H. May ,
'Yoniont ' , Gus Xlmmerman , James G. Me-
toath , Fred SchuolTer , C. II. Ptekens , Owen
Mixvln , Clmi'los Kostcrs , Joe Howies , M.
[ 'anK. , . H. Walkor.
The members of the Dunxnts wei-e Chuiloy
"isher , foromiin ; A. Ingrain , prosldent ; S L.
Jioytl , secrotiiry ; John Willots , treasurer ;
{ ohn Shindeer , IIwt usslstnnt ; Ficd Trot ,
icond usslstunt. A. Munson , Thos. Mc-
llillan , Frank Hines , Frank Irvin , L T
, , ytton , Jus. Wallace , Hy. Pottls , Win. Hux-
.old , Chns. Huxhold , James Marsc , Charles
[ lolamler. Lewis Oloson , William Edwlnson ,
jV'illlam Carter , James Gib-ion uud Henry
'olemaii.
David
Word was received last night that the body
f David Moore , the Omaha man who was
at Ottawa , 111. , had been shipped
> this city. The remains will arrive at 10
i clock this morning , and will at once bo
[ ilieii In charge by the friends of the deceased
( ml bo conveyed to the family residence on
orth Thiity-thlrd street , near Burt.
i. . Services will bo held at the residence at 5
in. , Dean Gardner officiating. The Intcr-
hent will bo at Foi-ost Lawn.
f At the tlmo of his death Mr. Moora carried
1'0tX)0 ' , ) of life insurance , which la payable to
10 widow.
Tlio lOlfotlon of
The board of education committee on teach-
J ' s held a star chamber session last night to
I insider what teachers should bo rccom-
. \ended \ to the boaid for re-election. Sovonil
Members of the hoiml who were not mem-
I irs of the committee and two or three of
10 new moniburM were also present.
It was Intimated that a largo number of
( ichors would bo allowed to retire to prlvato
fo for vnilous reasons.
, The board will hold a special meeting SaU
rday evening to act on the ropoit of the
mimlttco on teachers.
Itolilx-d a Saloon.
iBurghu-s paid George Rumsfclt , the saloon-
eperntOia North Sixteenth street , a viiit
st night. Just after II o'clock , business
'Ing ( lull , Uumsfeltnnd the birtcudor were
ting In front of the saloon , when some
rtv entered by way of the hick door and
irledotT the money drawer , which con-
mod 8J3. The loss was dlscovorod half an
ur 1'itor when the saloon m in was closing
1,1 place of business for the night.
| MlKH PailN II Ulllll.llllMMl.
gl'ho report circulated in this city that Miss
fiuhen , daughter of the late Senator Paul-
, n , had been .sorloubly Injured In a runaway
| Davenport. In. , proves to huvo been luooi1-
§ ct. A dlspitch to'l'iiK 11 KB from Davcn-
| rthwt ulghtutatod that Miss Paulson was
Slnjuivd and would roturti to Omaha next
| mutiny.
olghton Colli'go Coimiiuiiuoiiiuut.
'jvlghton coll-J o cloioj its thirteenth col-
| { latoyear last night under mo t favorable
vumstancas , The college tlubatlng society
Id un "open jojsUm" and dUciiH ! > ed the
estlon , "Shall the ndlroads bo controlled
the government ! " There was much good
isle mid the exercises closed with a uls-
button of prUcs earned duiing the year.
A 1'rloM Kuntonuetl to ilall.
2 iiK , Juno . ' . ' > , Ttiu couit at Bun try today
'
'itenced Father Crowley to ono month's
prlsonment mid six moro additional in do-
lit of bail for good behavior foriutliuU
ting u Protestant clergyman ut Schull.
OltlooiBiilllvau'M Haul.
OUlcer Sullivan made u vlch haul lust night
ion ho arrested James Smith , alias Loin
i vie , who is wanted ut Ottuimva , la. , ou
the charge of rnpo. Smith Is a good looklni
mulatto , about twenty-three years of age
Thcro Is n reward of * KX ) onhli head. HI
answers thn description of the Iowa crlm
Imd and will bo held Until the officers , Win
have been notified , arrive.
Fatal Head-Mud ColllHlon.
IsniANAroi.tH , Ind , , Juno 23. A Vlnccno
sicclal | says n head-end collision occurred be
twccn-lxvo livansvlllo &Tcrro Hnuto frclgh
tmlns near Purcell's ntatlon JUKI night. En
glneer Lowhill and nn unknown tramp win
was stculihg u ride were Instantly killed
Both engines and n number of cars wen
wrecked.
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liiirnliiK KiilililNli.
The fire alarm turned In from box HI las
evening called No. 2 to the alloy on Web toi
street , between Twenty-second and Twenty
third , to extinguish a blii/c In n pile of rub
blsh that had been set on tlru by n number o
of mischievous boys. Theiowas no damage
TCH in ; ; tin : Alarm HO\CH.
The protracted ringing of the fire alarm m
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon startled UK
people In every portion of the city. There
was no lire. ' It was simply the dcpartmenl
testing n nunibor of the now boxes whlcl
have recently been put In place.
Major WlHrimami .Made a Haronct.
Bim.ix , Juno ! i" . The emperor has con
fcrrcd u baronetcy on Major Wlssmann.
front rated Iy tlio Hunt.
Cixcivxm , O. , June Uo. [ Special Tele
Brain to Tin : Bin : . ] Three ciiscs of prostra
lion from the heat , two of them fatal , wctc
roiwrted today.
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The Cliole.ru In Kjinln.
M.Miuin , June 23. The total number ol
cases of cholera in Valencia to date is 10(1 ( , oi
which 11U have proved .fatal.
VKHHOXA i , I'.l ttl ( ilt.l I'JfS.
J. G. Given , Medicine Bow , is at the Wind
sor.
sor.G. . A. Miller of Topokn , ICan. , Is n guest at
the Windsor.
W Smith of Falrbury Is stopping at the
Windsor.
E. J. Williams of Denver is nt the Wind-
sor.
sor.J.
J. M. Allen of Pittsburg is nt the Barker.
J. C. Boyd of Chicago is registered nt the
Barker.
Phil Davlcs of Denver is a gnest nt the
Barker.
A G. Bcrggrcu of Wahoo Is stopping nt
the Barker.
William ICearvllle of Platte Center Is nt
the Barker.
H. O. Woodworth of Wymoro Is registered
at the Merchants.
H.V. . Werner and .T. E. Thomas , the former
a brother of the man who threw L. O Secrcst
out of the Met chants hotel window , arrived
in the clt > from Hebron yestculay.
Mrs W S. Crook , Mrs. Ilatncs" and Miss
M. E. Crook of Fremont wore at the Mer
chants jesterday.
C. II. Paul and M. L Elmoro of Hastings
are guests at the Merchant
GcorgoGodfioy. jr. , of Fremont is rcgis-
teicdattlio Merchants.
Bon Reynolds , M. O'Brien mid L B. Mcr-
rlixin of W\ more uro among the guests at the
Pnxton.
W. H. Clcmonsof Fremont was at the Paxton -
ton yesterday.
.T. A Co tello and wife of Grand Island are
at the Paxton ,
George W. Frank of Ivcanmy Is at the Pax-
ton.
Samuel Carlmi t of Grand Island is rcgis-
teied at tbe Muiray.
J. N. Wood of Hastings is stopping'ut the
Munay.
C. II. Gnodrich and wife of McCook are
guests at the Murray.
J. W Johnson of Sutton is registered nt the
Murray
D. J. Muynard of HoUrcgo is registered at
the Casey.
F. A. Patteison of Hastings is at the
Unsey.
L James A. Torco of Tekaman was in the
city yostcidny.
F. L. Burrell of Fremont is registered at
the Casey.
H. W. Main and wife of Hastings axe
guests ut thoMlllaid.
E. C. Hun is of Norfolk is stopping at the
Miliurd.
W. H. I [ utuhiiison of Broken Bow is reg
istered at the Millard.
Con W. Lloyd of Gothenburg is nt the
Millard.
xnn's. err ;
The Sunday sluxvliu ; case against Frit/
Bernhardi , which w.is set for yesterday
morning in the superior court before Judge
McCiee , was continued until 0 o'clock this
morning. The Sunday closing barbers aio
decidedly wruthy over the result of Bein-
hardi's ' tilal before Justice Schuiv. and nllOgo
all kinds ot things. They claim that the jury
was a cut-and-dried affair , and that the only
ien.on that the case was tried there was in
oidorthatajurytri.il could bo seemed in
order to help out the dofendanC They oven
go faither aud charge Constable Covalt w Ith
collusion in the matter and allege that ho.
tiled an Information against Bornhardl be
fore the hitter's shop was open Sunday
morning , so us to bo ready to nub him as soon
ns ho began to wont and thus forestall the
other barbers who wom also watching. They
claim that It was all a ruse to get the case
into Schutv. ' court , so that a verdict could bo
hccurcd to ple.ul in the other court us a pre
vious trial and acquittal on the same charge.
They propose to .stay in the light until it is
finished , and on the othev hand Fritz pro
poses to stay with them. He is backed by
public- sentiment , as it is the prevailing opin
ion that Sunday shaving is a necessity. The
} iotol men are deeply Interested , claiming that
it dilvcs away tmdo to close the barber
shops , and ono hotel owner has gouo so far
as to inform the barber in his hotel that ho
will oust him from * his present ( imirters if hu
aids or abets in the prosecution of
cases ,
From now until July 1 wo are going to
knock all previous attempts at low prices.
Wo will guarantee to sell you goods cheaper
than you over bought the same quality or
money returned. Best quality India challies
M and n cents ynrd. Good sateens S , 10 and
12)4 ) cents.rani : 'ho quality cannot bo dupli
cated in the city at the price. All of our
fancy dress buttons nt Just half price. Just
think of It. Wheru can vou get such bar
gains I Only at Cully's. Wo will soil you
yard wide sheeting f > o yard that Is bettor
than Lawroiu'o L. L. Good yard wide
bleached muslin to ! yard , worth t ) . Good
diess ginghams il'o yard , woith
SKWo will save you money
on all white goods , lace financings , gloves ,
mitts , hose , corsets , fans and parasols. Baby
caps at your own price ; we have too many. If
you should happen to want a line wool dress
wo will bixvu you ut least 23 per cent. If you
ire afj.er bargains wo are bound to get your
trade. Ladies' imported hem stitched haml-
kcrchloh , fie , woith lllo. Hents * Imported
Dem stitched handkerchiefs , lOc , U for 2. > c ,
lhat are worth Just double. This Is pretty
largo talk ; call and see the goods and satisfy
yourselves. Wo glvo a handsome present
with each mid every cash purchase to the
unount of $1.
IU3 Broadway , C. C. Cui.i.y.
Choice residence propoi ty centrally located
for sale by E. II. Shoafo & Co. .
If you wish to soil your property call on the
Judtl& Wells Co , , C. B. Jiuid pi-osldont , OOi
Broadway.
The Kai-ly Closing Move.
The early closing fever has broken out
again and Is having its usual run. It Is ot
innmil occurrence and has thus far boon In
variably productive- the s xmo result dls-
ippolntmcnt for the clerks. The move Is
igltntcd iindu paper is circulated. Some of
.he merchants sign It and others refuse. That
s the first sign of trouble. Perhaps the
dealers who want to close carry out their de-
( dres and close ut U or 7 o'clock. Those \yho
tecp open do moro or less business , mid the
early closors get dissatisfied mid open up
iguln , and the great reform movement goes
over for another year.
Then the programme of the year preceding
s ro-ciiactou with the same result. Still the
leiks do not gut discouraged , and go through
ho sumo motions each succeeding season
with great upparcut cujoymcut , uud sociu to
bo very confident of success , M If It was ren
dcred moro certain by previous lallures.
This Is the situation nt the present time
The clerks huvo again donned their wa
paint , ami have united in n light to secure
their nvcnlngs to themselves. They have clr
culatcd their petition and have thus far sc
cured the signatures of about thirty mcr
chants who are willing to lock their doors n
7 o'clock. They have all the boot mid shoe
dealers with ono exception , and that one hot
always been an exception. Ho even persist
in keeping open on Sunday and this causes i
hoxvl among the other shoo men. Nearly id
the dealers agree that evening trade is light
and the clerks urge this , together with ' the
discomfort caused by lengthening out an al
readv long hot day , as a reason why thoj
should bo allowed to sccuio a little enjoy
meat nt Clmutauqun , Fall-mount park oi
Manawa. Whether this year's exertions wll
secure n chungn can only bo conjectures
as yet.
A Hlunltc'H Klcli Strike.
County Recorder W. II. Thomas yesterday
received a letter from his brother , John F.
who Is now In Montana , to the effect that hu
had "struck It rich. " "Jack , " us ho is Tamil-
laily known , went out there several years
ago and secured n claim , hut was not vcr >
favorably impressed with it and sold It. The
claim was afterward sold for Jli.OOO and stll
later for 820,000. In the meantime the first
owner had returned to the Bluffs , arriving
hoio about two years ago , mid accepted a po
sition In the recorder's ofllco. While there
he heard of the rapidly Increasing value o
the property ho had formerly owned mid became -
came Imbued with a deslio to go back there
and try It over again. The result was that a
few months ago ho again headed for Mon
tana. Ho now writes that ho has u claim
that shows up very tlch In gold near the sur
face , and he bus received n flattering offei
from engineers to work It on shares. This ,
however , ho refused , and will work It him
self. Ho thinks ho has struck n bonanza , am :
his friends hero are anxiously awaiting fur
ther rcpoits.
More Motors to Matunra.
Colonel Uccd , manager of the Manawn
motor line , has concluded that what applies
to other street railways all over the country
will also hold good with reference to his road
that is , that the better the service the
greater the travel , and has accordingly made
arrangements to run trains every twenty
minutes , instead of every half hour , as nt
present. The change will bo made on the
first of next month. Trial trips were
made yesterday to see whether or not
the change could bo made without putting on
moro rolling stock , and it was found that it
can bo done satisfactorily by increasing the
speed and thus shortening the running time.
A run was made from Broadway to the lake
in fourteen minutes , including eight stops ,
and this was deemed conclusive proof that a
twenty minute service is practicable
with the number of trains now run
ning. The speed inside the cor
porate limits remains about the
same , and the * gain is made between the
Twenty-sixth avenue siding and the lake. It
is believed that this change will result in in
creasing the travel fully as much as did the
change from an hour to n thirty minute ser
vice. Colonel Heed is ccxtainly cnterpiiaing ,
and his elToits to better accommodate the
public uro deserving of ample financial suc
cess.
AVnntB a Second Divorce.
Mrs. Iru Plainer has filed a petition in the
district couit declaring that her comfort , hap
piness and material wcll-bcii ! < ; depends upon
the severance of the matrimonial bonds that
now bind her to ono of the oiucst residents of
this city. She alleges cruel and inhuman
tieatment mid adultery as the reason why
she bo granted the prayed-for relief.
She wants * jooo alimony and'has already at
tached Platner's homestead property on
Broadway and a ten acre tract in the western
part cf the city. '
This is the second time that tho'couplo
have figured in the divorce couits of this
county A little over a year use they nriived
at the conclusion that double blessedness was
nil a humbug and maiital felicity a myth , and
the couit accommodatingly untied the knot.
Mrs. Plainer seemed & 1,000 and obtained a
judgment against Platncr. This judgment
was never satisfied and now Mra. Plainer
also wants that matter straightened xip. It
is alleged that the first divorce was obtained
through collusion between the parties iutcr-
esicd. the wife easily procuring evidence to
establish the charge of adultery. It was Inti
mated at the time of the second marriage that
Platncr thought his wife secured the best end
of the deal and accordingly brought about the
second maniiigo to get out of paying the sum
awarded by the court. He will try It over
again and see if ho can manage to emerge
thxough the big end of the horn.
Will KeiKiir tlic Dam.
The water in Manawa is not falling , as has
been reported , although there is a break
sixty feet long in the dam , but this is owing
to the fact that the river is now high enough
to hold It there , as it has backed up to the
lake. When the river falls the lake will un
doubtedly keep it company , and no effort will
bo madeto icpair the dam until this occurs ,
as it has been found impracticable to
nmlto icpahs during high water. Such an
attempt was made a few days ago , but the
water cuiiied out the new material as fast as
it was put in. When the water falls , perma
nent repairs will bo made and the dam put in
condition to stand the effects of Hoods , fresh
ets or other high water , and will then bo
jillcil with water from Mosquito creek. There
is plenty of water In the lake at present , and
the steamers experience no difficulty In visit
ing all paits ot it.
. IJVHMCS ON HYPNOTISM.
Ho Do H Not Jloliov It KflVutlvo When
Applied to Criminal ) ) .
"If hypnotism c.xu bo used with peed
effect in oxUm'ting confodsionK from
criminals or suspected people you cun
rtopond upon it Unit it will not bo lony
beforetlio Now York police dopiirtmont
luib a thoroughly equipped force of
skilled hypnotists to do the work. "
Iiispoolor Uyriic ; ) never hud much
faith in liypnotihin until Ii6 rend the
Journal artitiloduticriblnt ; in dotuil the
phenomenon , the furor it has created in
medical circles in Prance and Germany ,
and also to some extent in Now York ,
bays tlio Now York Morning Journal.
But what interested tlio inspector
more than anything olho was the an
nouncement of its use by the French po
lice In placing Gabrielle Bompard , the
beautiful accomplice of Eyraud , tlio mur
derer , completely at their mercy. Tlio
woman IIIIH shown herself wonderfully
susceptible to hypnotic inlluencos , and
Ijy an order of tlio court tlio police were
instructed to place her in a atato of
hypnotism.
Tills IIUH been done several times , and
she lias been made to do several absurd
things , showing how completely she is
jontrollodby the peculiar power. There
is not the slightest doubt but that wore
hho luskod to she would make a full con
fession of the cowardly murder , describ
ing eauh incident witli realistic dotafl.
Wlion asked what he thought of hyp
notism as an adjunct of the Now York
police , Inspector Byrnes made the above
remark and added : "Tlioro is no doubt
that this phenomenon lias wondOrful
. Tills is shown by the oxtruor-
8 ? nary euros wrought by the French and
llormun physicians in tlio hospitals.
tint in this country the subject is in too
crmlo a state to bo permanently intro
duced in any ollicial department.
"I have serious doubts as to its appli-
eabilty with criminals except in indi
vidual cases where tlio subject is pecul
iarly Miseoptiblo to hypnotical influ
ences. I romombortho case of the drug
cleric , AVosohuiig , who was mysteriously
tiucked to pieces in a Third avenue drug
store two years ago. The sixteen-year-
old errand boy , Willie Krnlisch ,
was suspected of the orlmo , and was
oclcod up in the East Fifty-llrst street
station house. Ho was an awful liar and
xlthough everything pointed to him as
tlio guilty ono , lie stundfastly refused to
nuke anything like a confession , Thlnk-
ng that lie could bo made to go over the
nxirdor if placed in a hypnotic trance ,
Jr. S. M. Hammond was called In. The
) oy was very execrable , and although
several attempts wore made ho stead-
ustly resisted all efforts to hypnotize
ilm. If a half-grown boy can ( fo tills , n
icalthy man can certainly do thq sumo.
"Hypnotism may bu an admirable art ,
tut we must till know moro about it be
fore trusting it absolutely. "
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N. Y. P. Co. > ,
Council Bluffs Lu filter Co. . cord.
Uemcmbpr tlio Illtutrntcd lecture on "Tlie
Growth of Culture" nt the V. M. C. A. to-
'i'hoClmutnuqua hriulquitrtcra ( will bo nt
No. 1 I'ciirl street uutH July 1 , Oniee hours
from 0 n. in. to 12 in.
Unity Guild mot lasti ovcnltitr with Mrs. 13.
11. Uimllncr , No. ! ! 0f Koitth First street , The
evening passed very t'ntoynbly. '
The Roclablo of Harmony chnpter , Onlcr of
the Eastern Sttxr , Is iio pmietl until further
notice on account of iloath In the family of
one of the members of the order. By order
of the W. M.
Mnrrinfro licenses vfc'i'e ' Issued yesterday to
William J. Clark mid Surah L. Hooks , anil
Charles Christiansen and Lucy Johnson of
this city , mid M. H. Meyers mid Emma
Kuchcr of Omaha.
Miss Nellie Hatcher Oldham will 'give nn
entertainment In the Hoynl Arcanum parlors
Saturday evening In response to the solicita
tions of many friends mid admirers who desire -
sire once moro to hear her In recitation and
reading.
Mrs. Ida Scybcrt has filed a petition in the
district court asking for an absolute decree of
divorce from Dr. F. S. Soybcrt on the ground
of cruel and inhuman treatment. She also
nsks for the custody of their son , Frank W.
Scybcrt. It Is understood that no defense
will bo made.
The delegates to the republican state con
vention at Sioux City arrived home last evenIng -
Ing t 11 ! I5. The train was held at Sioux
City nn hour to accommodate the delegates.
Superintendent W. B. Brown of the Iowa
lines of the Burlington came in on the train
in his special car , bringing several of the
delegates.
Park Commissioner Pcrcgoy wants 200 moro
bosses at Bayllss park today. There wero. 'MX )
yesterday , but the commissioner says that the
now fountain cannot bo set properly with less
than f > 00 men to superintend the work. It
would seem that there ought to bo moro than
that number of nubile spirited men and phil
anthropists in the city who would bo willing
to sacrlllco their time on an occasion of this
kind.
The Dodpo Light Guards' party at Lake
Mannwu this evening promises to bo a de
lightful affair. Dancing In the new pavilion ,
boating , and refreshments served by the
young ladies of All Saints' guild arc among
the attractive features. Special motor trains
will bo run for the accommodation of those
who dcslro to attend. There will undoubtedly
bo a largo attendance , both from this city and
Omaha.
The long expected Bayllss park fountain
arrived Tuesday evening over the Hook
Island by fast freight , and was yesterday un
loaded at the park. It will bo placed in posi
tion by Sprague & Co. , foundryincn. Hollcn-
beck Brothers moved the heavy base , weigh
ing 1K)0 ! ) pounds , to the masonry foundation
In the center of the basin. It will require
about live days to get the foundation set up
and In running order.
At "The Famous. "
Mason's % gal. fruit Jars , from $1.40 to
81. ! 5 per doz.
Mason's quail fruit jars , from ? 1.20 to $1.13
per i\oe.
Mason's pint fruit jars , per doz. , $1.
Lurgo jcily glasses , per doz. , OOc.
Small jelly glasses , tier doz. , 50e.
All .stoneware , per gal , , flc.
At "Tho Famous , " 201) ) Broadway.
J. C. Bixby , steam nc.xnnir , sanitary engi
neer , WU Life building , Omaha ; yoi Mcrrlam
block , Council Blurts.
A good hose reel free with every 100 feet of
hose purchased at Blxby's.
Dr. II. S. West , porcelain crown and bnclgo
woik , No. 12 Pearl.
Oriental fancy goods , Japanese good" , im
ported fireworks , etc. , at the Chinese bazaar ,
j T Main st.
J'JEltSOX.lI , JL'JLIl.Ltlll.t I'lIS.
George Kudlo Is one of those who travels
with his eyes open.Vhile at ElUo , Nevada ,
lie witnessed the hanging of .Tosiah ami
Elizabeth Bolts , man and wife , found guilty
sf 11 most brutal mutder of an old man. Ho
ivrites that ho does not want to see another
such sight.
S. B Waclsworth & Co. , 207 Pearl street ,
loannioncy for Lombard Investment company.
*
Watch the papers for the programme.
Dalby's band at the minstrels Fiulay night ,
Wo close our store at (5 ( p. in. dining warm
weather. Mueller Music Company , 103
Main st.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
: hurch will give n sociable in the chuu-h
parlors this , Thursday , evening , to which
uverybody is cordially invited as this is to bo
Lho last sociable to be given in the old church.
It is honed there will boa largo attendance.
Dempsey Bros. , 105 Main street , is the only
place in town wheio you can get ficsh mid
lellcious confectionery.
At " 1 Iio Famous. "
Best country butter per lb. , lOc.
Fresh country eggs , per doz. , oc.
Full cream cheese , perlb. , 15c.
California 1mm , peril ) . , fee.
Good ( lour , per B ! ) lb sack , 81.
' "Iho Famous , " 200 Broadway.
An Kvonlng ofMirtli.
On Friday evening there is promised a
for these who go to Hughes' hall ,
by the way is as cool a spot as can bo
'ound in the city. A homo company , com-
loscd of some of the best known young folks ,
vlll give nn entertainment of mlnstielsy ,
nto which will bo woven many local hits.
L'ho Japs from Manawa will give their
, 'orsion of the ' "Mikado , " and numerous other
ncrry local features are carefully prepared
'or presentation In such a manner as to make
t the funniest show of the year.
If you wish to negotiate n loan on chattel or
enl cstato security , ut lowest rates , see E. II.
Shcafo & Co. , brokers , Broadway and Main
itreet , u-stalrs.
Tim MotlioillMis' Now Church.
ThoBroidwiiy M. E. church society mot
Tuesday evening ami appointed the following
building committee to have charge of the
erection of the new church : W. S. Mayne ,
chairman ; L. W. Tnlloys , J. H. K.Clark ,
Henry Luring mid Henry Delong. The
plans submitted by F. M. Ellis ft , Co. wen
finally adopted and bids will be solicited as
soon as the specifications nro completed am
ready to submit to contractors. Mr. Coctk
of the firm of successful architects shown
several specimens of Sioux Falls granlto mii
it was decided to order the necessary ma
terial for the new structure from tlio.faspct
granlto mid stone company , The stone se
lected is n handsome red granite mid will
make n very line appearing building. The
brick in the present structure will bo used
for the foundation of the now one. The work
of tearing down will begin as soon as the
contracts are let. Temporary quarters for
use during the summer nave not yet been
secured.
The Manhattan sporting hcadq'rsUS B-
way.
way.Desirable >
Desirable dwellings located in all parts of
the city , for rent by E. H. Sheafo & Co. ,
Broadway and Main st. up stair. * .
Go and see the "Three Little Maids from
School" ut Hughes' hall Friday night.
For one week , waterworks , $12.00. Now
York plumbing company.
J. G. Tipton , real estate , 52" Broadway.
The gasoline stove is moro dangerous than
the unloaded gun. Save life and property by
using the C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co.'s
gas stove.
not remedied in season , Is liable to
IF
become habitual nnd chronic. Dras
tic purgatives , by weakening the bowels ,
confirm , rather than euro , the evil.
Ayor's Pills , being mild , effective , and
jtieugthonlng in their action , arc generally -
ally recommended by the faculty as the
bc.st of aperients.
"Having been subject , for years , to
constipation , without being able to liml
much relief , 1 ut last tried Ayer's i'ills.
I deem it both n duty and u pleasure
to testify that 1 have derived great ben
efit from their use. For over two jears
past I have taken ono of these pills
uery night beforeictiring. I would not
willingly bo without them. " G. W.
Bowman , 20 East Main. St. , Carlisle , I'a.
"I linvo been taking Ayor's Pills and
using them in my family since 1857 , nnd
cheerfully recommend them to nil in
need of a rfnfo but effectual cathartic. "
John M. Hoggs , Louisville , ICy.
"For eight years T was nfllicted with
constipation , which nt last became so
bad that the doctois could do no moro
for me. Then I began to take Ayer's
I'ills , nnd soon the bowels recovered
their natural nnd regular nation , so that
. " . L.
now T am In excellent health. S.
Loughbiidge , Itryun , Texas.
" Having used Ajcr's Pills , with good
results , I fully Indorse them for the pur
poses for w hich they are recommended. "
T. Connors , M. D. , Centre Ilridgo , I'a.
Ayer's Pills ,
i BT
Di. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Bold by ll DruEgtati nud Dealt it in Medicine.
ALL , WORK WARRANTED.
DR. J. D. JACKSON , Dental Surgery.
All kinds of work done. You eon s.ivo one-
half on youriiold and silver filllni ; by calling
at loom-U ! Men Iain block. Council ItlnlTs.
MAXON & BOURGEOIS ,
A.ROI-I1TE1GTS
) ANr > (
FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Room ISO Merrlam Hloek , Council HlnlTs , la.
Hoom 010 N. Y. Life linllding. Omaha. Neb.
W.A.GOEHRING
PRACTICAL HORSE S1IOER.
First Class work guaranteed in
every respect.
SB Fourth Street.
Council Bluffs - - Iowa
18 MAIN ST.
LAUNDRY.
Shirts We. Collars Sc. Cnlfs 4e. tlnder-
shlits Be. Handkerchiefs LV. Socks He.
Ladles' clothes cheap.
faATISPAOTlON GUAUAN'IT.nn.
JOHN SAN KEE.
Tims. Orricnit. \V. II. M. I'USKV.
OFFICER & I'USHY.
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Ilioadway ,
Council Bluffs , - lown.
Dealeis In foreign and domcstiu cvulmiixu
Collections made aud Inteieit paid on tltiia
deposits.
For Stablemen and Stockman.
CURES
Cult. Snclllngj , Dr.ilses , Sprains , Oalls , Slrnlni ,
LamcnetsStinnoiiCrackodHeeli , Scratches.
Contractions , Floth Woundt , Strlnghnll , Soro-
Throat , Distemper , Colic , Whitlow. Poll Evil.
Fistula , Tumors , Splints , Rlngtnne * and Spavin
In their early SUgts. Directions with ouch bottle.
AT rmraomWAvn DEAtrm.
THE CHARLES A. VOOELER CO. . Baltimore. Md.
1409
DOUGUS---STREET.
- - .
On account ot our largo
nnd inoron.siiiit Practice ,
wo have REMOVED to
more spacious and con
venient olliccs.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 Douglas St. Omaha , Nob.
SPECIAL NOTICES :
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
THOU SAMP-OrTxIII trmlo " " ! . "roucl
-LMcuni.stulllnii No. UPX ) , ti'slstmrd In Wal
lace. Hy Dr. Aiulilb ild , dam tiy Kentucky
Uluy , fi years old. Apply to Dr. Jlacniu.
ANTHD-Oood itlrl by Mrs. A. 1' . lluu-
uliott , f''U Pomth htrcut.
T710K SAIiH OlinAI'-nfty empty plnim
A. ' cases itood for oo.il mid Kralu boxes , bulld-
etc. Mui'llur Music company.
T7IOK SAIitt or Kent Harden land , with
JJ housos. by J. U. Klee. Wi Main St. , Council
Itluira.
WANTHD Two enrrsetic young mon and
women. Wages , W.V ) per day. No. "TO
Mynstorutteet , Council HltilK
T'lT'ANTnO J'lisl-dass woodworker to run
i i moulding imichluu. U. lie-sen , Council
HIiills. T
AlUJSIXn S Ohunco A party with M.OOO to
KO.OOJ can find a good lnestment and em-
] ) loyment In a iirolltable business. Tor par-
llculuisaddtc.vi/ lice.Council HlilHla
rpYI'KWRlTINO and Shorthand - Lulu
A K hours lias opened a general ollleo for
shorthand and tynewrltln ? and Ispiep.ired to
take dictation either atthootlluo or outside.
Depositions nnd legal copying given special
attention. ICoom 4 , liiown bnlicllni- .
WHY ji.xy rent wlien you can buy u homo on
tliOMimo toinis , und In case of your death
at any tlmo lea\ your family the homo clear
on the follou Iii tei in :
A homo woi til * | , IXM at ? I2 per month.
A home woi 111 IL.VU atllB pur month.
A homo wortli J,000 at J2I per month. '
A homo woith M.lXtO .itH pur month.
A home worth JI.CCU at tIScr \ month.
Other priced homes on the s imu terms. The
aboio monthly piyment" Include prlnelp.xl
und Interest. For f it'll paitlculars call on or
address tho.ludd < fc Wells Co. . li'JJ llioadway ,
Council BlufT.s la.
IflOH UI1NT Tnogoo-l monern liousus. W.
' \V. Hllgi-r. > I'eail sticot.
T710K KHN'T Tim Morn roon'i , No. IS , frontnu
JL1 on Prail st. W C. James.
. IIAVH sov cr.il boautlful mo lorn IITISJ
Wr.
that \ xI11 tiadufor oncninboi jd va inlets
lots In Uinnhaot Council blnirs. The Judil &
Wells Co. . Council lllulls. la.
J.D. JIiiMu.Nusov , r. . ISitunAiiT. .
1'ies. Vlvo-1'icb
CIIAS. It. HANN'\S , Cashier.
Citizens State Bank
Or COUNCIL I1I.UFF3.
Paid Up Capital $100,000
Surplus and Profits 60,000
Liability to Depositors 360,000
DillWTOlts I. A. Mlllor , K. O. Olo.ison , H Ij
Slmwrl , K. H. Hart , J. I ) . IMmundson , Ch is
I . 11 anna n. Transact general bunking busi
ness. L truest capital and surplus of any
bank In feonthnestern Iowa.
InLoresL on Tlmo Deposits.
J. D. JACKSON ,
Guaranteed Dentistru ;
( lold crown nml tirl.litn work , Inchicllnit nil llno e (
) > lnii > < oolil , I'l.itlmiin. Alitninlinii nmt Collnlolil.
I'onKnir illlhiti nml continuous KUIU work | 'polnl-
leu
np ihrllr < Klvon when < ! e ( roit In cttroctlnil
H-i'th. OlllCrt iHilirn. 8to Un m nn.ntoll 11 in.
OllKunmm , ! OJ Murrlnnililock.Uoiinoll llluITs.
F. M. ELLIS & CO. ,
Architects
nuit.niso
Itonnis 4M und fli lloo llulldlmr , Onmhn ,
Nob. , and UooinsIt und 21(1 ( Merrlam llloolc
Council HUiir.s. Ix. : Corrosiioaduncu sollcltudi
THE LAKQEST STOCIC OF
PICTURE : FRAMES
MOULxDINGS
nvi < r brought to tlm west nro now on salont
our Htoio. The poods comprise the rnlliu
wholesale tock of M. Adler , mid \\cio liomtht
nt vhorin's sale nt less than a\ per i-cntof
wholes iio value. Wo will ( toll , \o picture
fruinescheapur than vou ean tiny the uiitlii- X
lslie < l mateilal for , I'ho stock comprises the
host Knido of Koods made. Come nnd see.
Nlles . \ . Whaley , 4UO llradwav , Council IllulTs.
The J. A. Murphy
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
1st Avenno and 21st Htroot.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Hand nml Scroll S.iwlni. Ko-Sawlns nnd
IManliiK. Sawlnit of all kinds. Porch llraekets.
Kindling wood K.MV ) ] itir load dolturod , Clean
sa\\dnst by the barielMJ. . All work to ! >
Urst-ulnss. Telephone 'ii < 1.
"YOUU 1'ATKONAOK S'OMOITKD. "
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Chest Protectors , Etc.
Agents Wanted. DR. C. U JUDD ,
( > jfl imOAMVAY ,
couNorr. IIMJI.'I.S IOWA
27 MAIN STREET ,
Over C. It. Jacqncmln & Co.'s Jewelry store
OPIRISTIAN
MENTRL - SCIENCE ,
Cinsses instructed , natients rocelvoJ for
treatment , and ealls rospindod to. The
poor and needy always welcome.
MRS. M. B. BENEDICT ,
304 High School Avomio ,
Council Bmlfa . . . . ; iow.
SIGN WORKS
The Only Hxclusive Sign Shop
in the City.
SlKn uiltltiK and fjialnlns taught on aiinll-
catlon.
catlon.D. . A. BENEDICT ,
Broadway - - Up Stairs
C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY
Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE.
I arrest Stock nnd Lowest 1'rlces. Dealers , end for Catalogue.
Nos. 2Q.j und 07 Broiuhray , nnd 201 liiid 00 Pierce Street , Council UlulTs ,
A. BIG LOT OF
YELLOW AND SAXSAMOMD SWEET POTATO PLANTS
CABBAGES AND OTHER VEGETABLE PLANTS ,
FRUITS , ETC.
-J. R. M'PHRRSON ,
& 1281 East Pierce Street - - Council Bluffs la ,
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
" ! Ilyrtr.iulic und Ssinltury EiiKlnoor. Flung , IJitlmi
H"Ri-L-It-iKIf-ir
. JDllKiniJlIlL Spoolllciitlons. Supot'vlaion of Public Worlc. llrowu
. Coucil Rlulla. Iowa.
_ Iullding. _ _
_ _ _ _ _
.liHtlce of the Poaoo. O.Hjo over Ainerlcan Express , No.
N "
. LJroJiilwiiy , Council Blulta , Iowa.
Vr Q Ii- o Attorneys iiLaw. Pr.iotloj in the St nto nnd Po
CX , vJllIlb or.vi Cj'JpU.Roonn ' 7 and 8 Shajfiir- Bono Bloc
Council Blu low v.
'S Lt BWTOWflfiWp
° 'Niw/li ? ' ' " wiiSil' '
\F / "U/I/M/w / / / i < iisT > r
The above cut represents the new pavillion at Lake Manawa , built at a cost of $4,000. It
has a frontage of 208 feet on the lake , making a clean , cool and delightful resort , and is suitable
fpr dancing parties , picnics and summer entertainments. Tables and chairs free , and plenty of N
free ice water. Elegant ladies' dressing rooms. Manawa is the only First Class Pleasure Re
sort in the West is now being visited daily and nightly by the best people in the Twin Cities.
Splendid fishing , bathing and boating. Motor trains run e\cry 30 minutes , making dose connections with Omaha and Council Bluffs
Flectric Motor line. Good order ib maintained.