THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RAIT APKIL 4 , 1801.-TWKLVB PAGES.
THE OMAHA.BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
O ITICE : No. 12 PEARL STREET.
Delivered by Carrier In any part of the City.
H. W , TIL/TON - - MANAGKH.
TKLKPHONESl
Business Otlcc ! , No.13. .
Editor. No. 23.
JIJ\TIO\ : .
N. Y. P. Co.
Council Hluffs Lumber Co. , coil.
Craft's chattel loans , 201 Sapp block.
Uonulno KocU Spring coal. Thatcher , 10
Main
T. 1 1. Burnett was fined { 1G.70 In police
court yesterday mornlni ? for drunkenness.
A marriage llccnso was Issued ycstcrdny to
James Unweaves and Mary C. Burke , both
of Council UlufTs.
Tlio funeral exercises of the late John W.
Kilcoro will bo helil tomorrow nfternoon at
the Firth avenue Methodist church.
The funeral of Mrs. John Smith will take
nlneo this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the res
idence of North First stteot , Hcv. Dr. 1'helps
The following rases nf moailcs were re
ported vcstorcliiyi Maud McKesson , Oak
land avenue ; Fav Towns , 'M North Main
street ; Emma Ucclctnun. 711 Seventh street.
The rcirular inonttilv mooting of the I'ottit-
wattnmlo County Fruit Growers' and Gar
deners' nssoclutlon will tike place tills nfter
noon at ! ) o'clock In the farmers' hall , county
court houcc.
John Mcrkul wm arraigned uoforo .Tustlco
Patton yesterday on a charge of obtaining
monuy under false prctt-nses , tlio prosecuting
witness being I'otcr Kneoht. After hearing
the evidence Mcrkcl was discharged by the
court.
Joseph Danltfcmnd Miss Kcbccca Jeffries
wcrounltcJln marriage Thursday night nt
the residence of the bride on Nicholas street ,
Kuv. Wc3sclllng of the Ciithollc church ofll-
clatlng. The newly wed couple will llvo on
I'errln avenue.
The grand jurv nmdo n tour of Inspection
yesterday afternoon through St. llarnnrd's '
hospital , according to the statute that pro
vides that such nn Investigation shall bo
niadoonconycar oy the grand Jury , of nil
state Institutions.
The lire department was called out yester
day morning at 3 o'clock to the corner of
Fifteenth street and Third avenue. A lire
had been started In soina old Ice houses which
were formerly connected with the Stewart
packing bouses. They worn unoccmiicd , ana
It was no doubt the work of an Incenduary ,
who was anxious to see the rest of the estab
lishment follow In the trneic of that which
was Imincd down n couple of years no. The
lire had gotten considerable headway before
the llromen arrived on tlio scene , but they
succeeded In extinguishing it before any
damage was done.
Henry Davenport of Atlantic was brought
before Clerk l > . M. Hunter of the federal
court on tlio charge of selling liquor without
a government license. Ho claims that ho had
inudo application for a license , hut had not
yet received it. A telegram was sent to the
deputy revenue collector at Burlington to
find out whether ho told the truth. A reply
was received stating that no license had been
asked for by iitiy ouo from Atlantic named
Davenport. The prisoner was accordingly
bound over to await the action of the federal
ijrand Jury in the sum of f20l ) , In default of
which ho was sent to jail.
John CiunmuipsVilliam Stannard and R.
II. Miller , wore arrested .yesterday for driv
ing over the sidewalk on Seventh sti'eet be
tween Mill nml Washington avenue. The
htrcot nt that point is in an almost impass
able condition , and during the recent muddy
Benson the teams that were coin polled to pass
thnt way made a road for themselves by
driving along the sidewalk. The adjacent
property owners did not. like this , and they
complained at the marshal's ' ofllco , with the
result thnt the three arrests wet o made. It
is said that Informations are out against sev
eral other offenders , who will bo arrested on
n like charge.
The case of the Council Bluffs & Omaha
transfer com pnny vs M. Zoltsiniinn was on
trial In Justice I'atton's court yesterday af
ternoon , The plaintiffs clulm that they had
n contract with Zoltsman to furnish him
forty tons of hey during the recent hav fam
ine at $13.50 per ton , hut when they delivered
It ho refused to take It. They accordingly
bring action to recover damages in the sum
of $50 on account of his alleged refusal to
ntaiid by his word. Zoltstnntm claims that
ho had the contract , but that the plaintiffs
refused to fulfill their half of it. Ho sues
fnr $ ! > 5 damages. The case was tried on
these rather contradictory statemoincnts and
was taken under advisement by the court.
Carpets , furniture , stoves , tinware , crock
ery , In endless variety on easy payments ut
Mandol & Klein's.
Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms ;
within ono undone-half miles of the I1 , O. ;
all In bearing ; good buildings ; possession
S given at onco. ( Jail on D , J , Ilutchlnsou &
Co. , 017 Hroadway.
f > K It S O Al M , i"i It. I . ! I'1/S.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy loft lust
evening for Indianapolis.
A. W. Alexander went to Charter Oak
yesterday morning ou business for Weir ,
Mrs. O. G. Howard , wife of an attorney nt
Itod Oak , Is In the city , the guest of Miss
Allio Campbell nt(11(1 ( ( Avenue A.
Miss Mary Williamson loaves next week
for Wlnll'jld , Knn. , where she will visit
friends during the spring and summer.
Mrs. II , E. Dole * } ' and son , Karlo , returned
yesterday morning from Chicago and are
visiting Mrs. Uekny's parents , Kov. nnd Mrs.
T , R Thlclcstun.
Mr. Hert Sims returned yesterday morning
from Plattsmoutb. Net ) . , where bo went to
attend n concert given by the celebrated or-
ganhit , Frederick Archor.
Mr. N. P. Dodge nnd family returned yes
terday morning from a four months' trip to
the Pacific coast. They were accompanied
by ( Jonornl U. M. Dodge1 who did not stop ,
but wont on to Chicago in his special car.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 Pearl street ,
next to Gnuid hotel. Telephone 145. High
grade work a specialty. ,
SPUING GOODS AT BOSTON STORK
Fotlicrlnctlinin , Wl.flolnw & CO'D. At-
tr.iotloim fur tlio Week.
Notwithstanding the gloomy weather of
last week thousands of people of Council
Dluffs nnd vicinity visited the Boston store
, to admire nnd purchase the beautiful spring
goods that were opened ouch day. The
spring styles of ladles' dress goods were never
so handsome as they are this year. The de
partures from last year's styles nro
very radical and embrace nil grades of
poods. During this week ladles will bo
\\ollropaidforn visit to the Boston store
whether they wish to purchase or not. They
will onloy looking nt the main- new nnd beau
tiful fabrics which they can llnil , and If east
ern prices will bo any additional Inducement
they will bo unable to resist the temptation
to select something. Every line is full and
you will DO well entertained when looking
them over.
\V'o will furnish you wallpaper this spring ,
In all tbo latent styles , nt Custom prices , nnd
will gunrantco satisfaction both In quality
and material. HOS'lON STOHB.
Council IllulLj , In.
FOTIIEIUNQHAM , WlllTCLAW & Co.
All Chinese goods at half price at Jim
Lung's , H03 llroadway.
Not In town.
An answer wns filed yesterday by the do-
fendauU in the case ot Hitchcl Larimer
against Jack Green and Thomas Skinner ,
which was commenced last month in superior
court to obtain possession of a ttilrty-two-
ncro tract of laud situated between HI ? lake
and the rivor. The plaintiff claimed that the
land was held by the defend nuts without any
right or title , nud she demanded that they
lilvo It up to her , together with $150 damages
which shn has suffered by the detention. In
the answer which was tiled yesterday the
defond.uu.s allege that the property , which ts
situated north of the river line according to
the old government survey , ts In the state of
Nebraska , and that therefore the court has
no Jurisdiction In the case. They ask that
the case bo dismissed nt plaintiff's cost. The
trial was to have oomo off yesterday , but as
the tiling of the answer brought some now
matter Into the cajo , it was postponed until
coxt Mouduy ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
John Gilbert Finds His Load of Debt Too
Heavy to Bear ,
GRIST OF THE COURTS YESTERDAY ,
Mr * . I'uspy Dyliif ; Mnck Bournl Ovrr
Mrs. Cnrcy's I'liiicrnl I'nr-
nlyzcd J1U IlniHl Other
01 ty Matters.
John Gilbert , who keeps a plumbing estab
lishment at the corner ot Malu street and
Willow nvonuo , made nn assignment ycstor-
dny nfUirnooii for the benefit of his creditors.
W , A. Wood Is tlio assttico. | Tno terms of
the assignment cover the entlro stock and
fixtures , consisting of stcnm , plumbing ,
brass nnd loml goodi , steam titling nnd well
dicing goods , pumps nml sewer pine , DO-
sides nil boon accounts nnd notes. AccordIng -
Ing to tils statement , the liabilities nro
$1,753.15. ,
The /allure resulted from n superfluity of
bad Coots. Mr. Gilbert states thnt ho hns
been utterly unnblo to collect money that wns
owing Iiltn from patrons , on account of the
general dullness. Ho thinks thnt If ho hnd
been able to collect this money ho would hnvo
succeeded In meeting his oblleatlons nnd
have passed over the dull season safely. Ills
creditors kept pressing him , however , aud
ho had to tnko this way of satisfying them.
It was impossible to ascertain last evening
what the assets will ninount to. A fair stoclt
Is on hand , nnd it is thought that it , together
with the nmount of outstanding accounts ,
will bo sutllcieiit to pay nearly nil the debts.
Dolnu-s In DlHlrlnt Court.
The case of Horace Kvcrett vs the city wns
resumed in district court yesterday morning
mid occupied the attention of tbo court until
! ) o'clock In the afternoon , when on account
of the Illness of Mrs. Puscy , wife of N. M.
1'usoy , the attorney for the plaintiff , there
was n continuance until such time as Mr.
1'usoy shall bo able to attend. None of the
cases that followed In the nsslgnment were
ready for trial , so nn nctjournment was taken
until this morning , after a few matters of
minor Importance had been nttondcd to.
A decree of foreclosure was granted In the
case of Charles Bowman against Kato B.
nnd f. j. Sackott on two lots situated in
Sackett's ' addition.
An objection to motion for n continuance In
the three cases In which J. P. Cnsndy is de
fendant was filed by the attorneys 'for the
plain tiff , Wright & nt.ldwiu. Thov allege
that a continuance has boon nskcd for by the
attorneys for the defendant nt every term of
court since that of January , 1S90 , nnd has
each tlmo been supported by affidavits from
physlcl.ms stilting that the health of the de
fendant is such as to render the trial of the
case impossible. They arcuo from this thnt
the health of the defendant is constantly fall
ing , and that a conttnunnco of the case to an
other term of court will bo equivalent to
turning the plaintiff out of court altogether.
A motion for u continuance was filed In the
case of W. P. Cranrlo vs Charlotte Maish ,
by the plaintiff , on the ground of a failure of
certain depositions to nrrivo thnt it Is
claimed nro essential to the trial of the case.
A decree was given in the case of M. I.
Sears vs Willinm O. Brownleo. ot nl. . in
favor of the plaintiff , the defendant faillni ;
to appear The title to lot 129 of the original
plat of Council Bluffs was quieted In the
plaintiff.
In the case of A. Ovcrton vs L. noscnflcld ,
in which nn injunction was sought by the
plaintiff to restrain the defendant from
engaging In the sale of Intoxicating liquors ,
the plaintiff warranted a judcmcnt lor nt-
tornoy's fees and costs , by default , and an
order of abatement. Several other cases in
which Overtoil is plaintiff were dismissed at
plaintiff's cost , attho request of Jncob Sims ,
Overtoil's attorney. A lllto order was mailc
In onu of the injunction cases In which David
Gray is plaintiff.
A peed girl can find a situation to do general -
oral housework by applying to Mrs. P. M.
Pryor , 010 Bluff street.
Our spring stock Is now complete. If vou
want to bo In style call at Roller's , the tailor ,
310 Broadway.
Do you want an express waon or boy ?
Hingup the A. D. T. Co. , telephone 179 , No.
11 North Main strcot.
Fiinornl of Mrs. Cnrv.
The funeral of Mrs. Phoabo Gary took place
yesterday morning at the residence of her
son , Chief of Pollco Wade Gary. A largo
number of trionds of the deceased were
present. Kov. T. J. Maekay of St. Paul's
Episcopal church conducted the exercises in
a very impressive manner. After the ser
vice the remains were taken to their last
resting placuln Pulrvlew cemetery , followed
by many friends. The following persons
olllelatcd as pall bearers : J. B. Atkins ,
Alexander wood , J. N. Cassndy , E. J.
Abbott , T. B. Hays nnd N. A. Taylor.
The Palrmount 5o cigar at tbo Fountain.
J. C. Blxby , steam noatln ? , sanlUrr en
gineer , 2 < W Merriam block , Council Blu'tts
Our line of carpets anJ parlor furniture
will boar inspection. Wo cUtlm Iho largest
stock In the city. Mnndel & Klein.
Mnok Hound Over.
H. D. Mack was brought before Justice
Hammer yesterday forenoon for n prelimi
nary examination on the aiiurgo of obtaining
money under false pretences. Standing
room wns lit a premium In the llttlo ofllco of
the Justice , half the residents of the western
pnrtof the city having sought admission for
the purpose of seeing whether the prisoner
was the man who had dona them up. As
Mack looked nromul on the crowd and saw
so many familiar faces ho uamo to the con
clusion that it would not bo worth while to
contest tha point , nud ho waived his prelim
inary examination. Iho court hound him
over to await the notion of the grand Jury ,
nnd fixed his bond nt VH ) , in uefnultof which
ho was renmndud to the county jail. The
case will bo brought before the grand Jury at
Its present session.
Travelers' union will meet Saturday , April
4 , 7 \SO 1 \ p. in. , nt board of trade rooms , ili )
Mcrrlam block. Huslnuss of Importance.
All commercial and ex-commercial travelers
invited.
_
Snugart & Co. carry largest stoclt of bulk
Held , gnrdcn nnd Mower scoas in the west
Catalogue and samples by mall.
Dyirifj.
Mrs. N. M. Pusoy Is dangerously ill nt her
homo , at the corner of Willow nvonuo and
Sixth street. Sue has been a sufferer from
dropsy for some tlmo past , and of lute It has
been complicated with symptoms of heart
failure. Yesterday afternoon she was re
ported to bo very low , aud in the evening her
physician stated thnt her death was expected
momentarily.
\\lii ) Sny Moat I * Going UK ?
Mcschendorf don't say so , as the following
prices will convlnco you of :
Porterhoufo sttMlc , llikTc.
Sirloin steak , VJitfc.
ItounO steak , lOo.
Prime rib roast , lOo ,
Shoulder roast , 7c.
Pork roat , So.
Pork chops , lOc.
Veal , 7o to IS 'c.
Mutton , ( ! c to I''itfo.
Shoulder steak , Sc.
Sausage of nil kinds , Sc.
Best No. 1 hams , lUc.
Best No. 1 bacon , lOo.
llcst No. 1 lard , lOo.
Best Po , 1 salt pork , 8c.
Olco. and butter , ISc and 20a
Pnrnly/.ed Ills lluiul.
A fourtcoii-ycur-old son of Joseph T.
Wright , who lives at Wright's landing , at
Manawa , mot with nn nccldont yesterday
morning while shooting ducks with a muzzle-
loading shotgun on Iho lake. Ho simp [ Kt
ono trigger of tbo gun , but It failed to go off.
Ho thcu suappod the ether and. it did double
duty , going off at both cntlj. The barrel
was shattered nnd small pieces of the metal
passed through u heavy bucKskln glove
which ho had on , tearing It to shreds.
Strange to say , his hand wns not lacerated at
all , but was paralyzed by the shock. Ho was
takun to Deliaven's drug store , where ho re
ceived medical attention. It is not thought
that bis Injury will bo serious.
The Manhattan , sporting headquarters. N.
O'Brien.
Developed Xntlilni : Sonimtloiinl.
CMICVGO , April -Contrary to expectation
today's ' session of the world's fair national
commission developed nothing sensational.
A communication urging economy was re
ceived from Secretary of the Treasury Fos
ter , but no action was taken toward rcducin *
salaries. The concentration of authority III
the executive committee of tbo board of lady
managers was approved notwithstanding the
protest of Secretary Cousins.
CliiucRO Protect Against Ulntr.
SANFiuNCisco.Onl. , April 3. The Chinese
merchants of this city at a mooting today
agree to forwnrd a petition to the Chlncso |
minister at Washington , protesting In the
name of the Chinese residents against the
appointment of ex-senator Hlulr ns minister
to China. They declare that ho will not bo
received by the Chinese government.
Small Kill Against n Big Concern.
Nr.w YOUK , April 3. The sheriff has re
ceived nn execution against the Benwood
Loom company , manufacturers of lint bands
in this city , for Sil.lDl 1" favor of Alonzo L.
Knno for money advanced. Knno was presi
dent of the company and resides in Milwau
kee , The company wns Incorporated under
West Virginia laws with $1,000,000.
PuiitiNytviuiln Iron Fallurci.
UNIOXTOW.V , Pa. , April 3. The Columbia
Iron nud Steel company assigned today. The
liabilities nro supposoJ to bo ? 00,000. The
Pennsylvania construction company Is forced
to go with it , bclnp an adjunct. Its liabili
ties nro J200.000 nnd assets ? 1.W,000. The em
ployes have not recolvod any wages for flvo
weeks.
KniisnH Crop Conditions.
Toi'RKA , ICnn. , April 3. The monthly crop
report shows the winter wheat acreage is In
excess over last year of 5127,000 ncrcs. The
general condition of the plant Is ( IS.12 nor
cent. The condition of ryu Is average. The
season Is two weeks later than a year ago ,
and ploughing is retarded.
His Bhortnifo ( idling Lj'iijcr.
ST. Louis Mo. , April 3. A special to the
Republic from Little Kock. , Ark. , says :
"An examination of ex-Treasurer Woodruff's
fourth term has revealed that Woodruff is
short $ -.25,000 In addition to the amount al
ready reported.
Kor Violating th ) Allan Imhnr Ijnw.
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , April < } . A suit was filed
in the federal court this afternoon against
Sliced & Co. . Iron founders , for $5,000 pen
alty for violation of the alien labor law.
Murder In the Second Decree.
Niw : Youic , April 3. The trial of Alphonso
J. Stephanie for slaying ox-.ludgo Olinton G.
Reynolds wns concluded today oy a verdict
of murder iu the second degree ,
' 'or Cr initial Assault.
Lits Md. , April 3. Ernest Forbes ,
a colored boy who committed nu outrage on
Bcrthu Phipho in November last , was
hangud this morning.
A Great Fight.
The first I hoard of it was when Fred
came rushing Into the house uftor brcnlt-
fnst. "Tho onomyl" ho cried. "Tho
onoiny Is upon usl" ' 'Whoro' : " ' cried
the others of us , jumping up. "In the
bottle-Hold , of ooursol" ho snld , nnd ho
seized his flag nnd rushed out again.
\Vo all followed as quickly as wo could ,
says a writer in St. Nicholas. I nut on
the helmet and Max toolc the drum , and
wo lot Toddles have the hujflo this time
because ho'd just tumbled down , and ho
had the heurtn-brooin , too , so ho was all
right. Wo ran into tlio Hold nnd found
that the enemy had taken up a strong
position behind the old cannon. ( Ours
is a real battle-field , you know , and has
bcon there over slnco the war ) . So we
formed in lluo nnd Prod made a Hank
movement , meaning to take the enemy
in the rear : but when ho beard Fro'd
coming ho charged on our line , nnd
Toddles ran awuy , but Max and I retreated -
treated in good order and formed again
behind a rock , and begun lo shell mm
with green apples. Ho stopped to eal
the apples , and meanwhile Fred com
pleted his Hank movement , and falling
upon the enemy's rear , whacked it violently
lently with n stick , waving his ling till
the time and shouting : "Yield , caitill
Yield , craven hound ! " ( I toll him that
nowadays people don't say these things
in war , but ho always says that Roland
nnd Bayard did , and that what suitct
them will suit him ) .
Well , tbo enemy turned buddeuly on
Fred , and drove him buck against the
cannon ; but by that time wo hnd ad
vanced apain , and Toddles was blowing
the bugle as hard as ho could , wilier
seemed to disconcert Iho enemy. Frei
took a flying leap from the cannon rig.hi
over his back , and putting hlnisolf 'at
oui- head rallied us for a grnnd charge.
Wo rushed forward , driving the enemy
before us. A panic seized him , nnd ho
lied in disorder ; wo pursued him as fat
us the fence , and ho got through a liolo
nnd escapcdVbut not before wo ouch hat
a good whack at him. It was a glorious
victory. Fred mndo us a speech nftor
ward from the cannon , and wo all wavec
our well , whatever wo hud to wave , tint
vowed to slay the invader if ho over
dared to show his nose on our side of the
fence again. Ah , yosl it was a splondii
fight. "Who was the enemy ? " Why
didn't I say ? Farmer Thurston's pig , o
course ! _ _
No Ono Stopped Klin.
Says Judge Richards of Chicago : " !
was once a justice in Bosquo county
Texas , when a little mnn was brought it
by a constable and two assistants for tlio
olTonso of carrying two revolvers. I toh
him bo must pay $ - and lose the weapons.
At that tlio llttlo follow broke down nni
actually cried. Finally , with the tears
streaming down his cheeks , ho said : 'O
judge , jes' lot mo bid 'cm good-bye. Mi
glv 'om tojnoan * I can't ' go withou
handliu' them jes' onco.1 I consented
nnd the moment bo got the weapons IK
btraightunod up and , leveling thoin
yelled : 'I'd like tow sco tbo galoot as
can got ma's pistols now. Now I'm a
goin' on my journey. ' Nobody tried to
stop him. "
Verily tbo times are out of joint , comments
monts the Calcutta Guardian. A father
has boon charged at the Sciihlnb cour
with kidnapping his ownMaughtor bj
bis son-in-law. The joint-magistral !
Inquired very naturally how the charge
of kidnapping could lit all bo preform
when tbo latter wns tbo natural guar
dlnn of his daughter. The plonder for
the prosecution reminded his worship o
a recent ruling of the Calcutta higl
court by which nny person is held crim
lually responsible for taking nwuy i
minor girl from her legitimate gunr
dlansliip. Wo await tbo result of the
trial with considerable anxioty.
A Maclilno Hint IH Almost Human.
A now ore concentrator oporutos b' '
crushing tbo material to about n tjuur
tor of nn inch in size which exposed to
tbo action of powerful mngiiots so par
iites the pnrtlnlos of Iron oro. The par
tlclosof ere are again crushed to u llnoi
state , and again exposed to magnetic ac
tion , resulting in n highly concentrate !
condition of the iron. The machine i
said to give uniform nnd economic ro
suits ,
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Philadelphia. Washington und return.
There nro no points on tins continental
greater general interest than these three
cities. An Amorlcaii citizen has not com-
plbted his education until ho has seen the
seat of government. Tlifi persons nnd points
of interest in Washington nro innumerable
and to the intelligent observer a visit there Is
full of interest. Now York and Philadelphia
as the commercial and llnaucial centers of the
country are always Interesting.
All this sight seeing and traveling given
nwar for obtaining subscribers to the
WHHKI.Y or SUNDAY Bur. ,
i For the fifth largest' list of subscribers wo
offer u free ticket from Omaha to Niagara
Falls nnd return. Eversmco your childish
wonder was aroused by the description in the
old school readers ot those wonderful falls you
hnvo desired to .w.i , . them Here is the op
portunity. A most , delightful excursion and
0. 0 without oxpcnso , piven for securing sub
scribers to the WEEI.KY or SUNDAY BUB.
1 or trie sixth largest lis'u of subscnborswo
offer a free ticket from Omanu to Salt Lake
Citv and return. The famous Mormon city
is fast becoming a ( Jcntllo city , nnd will In
time lose much of interest. Nov. ' . this sum
mer would bo a good time to visit the boom
Ing city. Garllcld .Beach is of course In
cluded In the trip. This summer resort on
the lake Is a delightful place to.pass a few of
the hot summer days. Why not secure a
number of subscribers for the WEEKLY or
SUNDAY liti : nnd tuko the trio.
For the seventh largest list of subscribers
wo offer a free ticket to Denver nnd Manltou
and return. Wtillo a shorter trip than uny o
the others it combines many pleasant fea
tures. Denver the iiuecn city of the plains
is always worth seeing while the health
and siiiiunorresorts of Manitou are delightful
Indeed. Health-giving , inspliiug , restful
nmld sublime scenery what trip could bo
more restful I All this pleasure for securing
subscribers to the SUNDAY or WEEKLY BEE.
CONDITIONS.
Now what are the conditions upon which
these tickets are given nwav ! The securing
of the largest list of subscribers to Tim
WKEKI.Y or SUNIHY BKE ! No Jnowspaper In
the west is so well and favorably known and
solicitors have alwnjs found it an easy mat
ter to secure subscribers. Tin : BuK'd sub
scription list , bas always kept pace with its
reputation nnd it deisres to add new names to
its IOIIK list of friends. Being at nil times a
people's paper it makes friends with all
classes.
The subscription price of Tun WEEKLY BEE
is $1.00 per your postpaid to anv place in
this country or Cunnda , or M.OO if sent to a
foreign country.
THE SUNDAY BKE is $2.00 per year , but
Omaha subscribers for TUB SUNDAY BEE
will not bo counted in this competition.
( Jet up alist. Have your friends subscribe
for the papor. Sample copies forwarded
ftoe on request.
Persons desirlncr to compete for ono of
these prizes will please t > ay so when sending
in their first orders.
Remittance In full must accompany every
order.
Two six months subscriptions or four
thrco months subscriptions will bo countoc
as ono order.
S TJCIl'S 1'IlOl'USEn ,
ICnvlnblo Opportunities for Summer
K.TUiirnions O.Tcrcd to All.
A trip from Omaha to Denver ana Manltou
includes n rluo through the famous Platte Val
loyof Nebraska and Colorado to Denver , tbo
largest and most beautiful city of the Hocky
mountains and along > ttho foot of the Rocky
mountain range from Denver to Manltou. The
panorama which is Irtkl before tbo eye of the
traveler la a Journey /trim Denver to Mani
ton , includes l.i ono/swoop / of the eye 1500
miles of 'iiountaln pe uis , snowy range , fee
lulls and c'tnons. Lot s pea it , away to the
north ; Gray's peak , jjje dome of the contl
ncnt ; Jnmos' pciikntjbi.u Arapahoe peaks
Pike's pc.ik. the mo famous of all moun
tnlns of Colorado. iuiJ.ayvuy | to the south. 300
miles from the point ofjObsorvatlon , the thrco
forbidden mountain Up'known as the Span
ish peaks , are all in view" for a part of the
distance. ' ,
Manitou Is the most'attractivo of the manj
rosort-s of Colorado , L-ying at the foot o
Pllco's I'cak and at the entrance of the
Garden of the Gods , ly mvites tbo toiu-ist and
sight seer to the most remarkable formations
and tbo grandest ana most plcturcsn.no
scenery of thnt rugged range , its mincrn
springs and pure air give new life to the do
billtntcd. The Plko's Peak railroad , a
niurvel of engineering skill , conveys pisson
gers to the very summit of the lofty oh
mountain. From the ton of Plko's Peak al
the great mountain peaks of Colorado are
distinctly visible , while to the cast its tree
lined avenues at right angles , looking like a
checker hoard in the distance , lies the pretty
llttlo city of Colorado Springs nnd boyonc
the Rreat plains of Pustrm Colorado. A
volume could bo written , Indeed volume
have been written , of the glories of Manitoi
and PlKo's Peak.
A ticket covering this tour Is offered for th
seventh largest list of subscribers.
There Is no American tour which combines
a greater variety of scenery and a wider In
tcrest to the traveler limn one from Omah
to San Francisco and Leu Angeles , Cula
The traveler pisses through the htutoa of Nc
braska , Colorado , Wyoming , Nevada and
Calif orula uud the territory of Utah , Tub 1
ho Rreat business belt of the west nnd at
very step of the journey something of Inter-
st presents it < clf , whether the tourist bo
Indent , business man or merely pleasure
cokcr.
Nebraska and Its prairies ; Colorado and Its
noimtntns ; Utah and its wonderful Salt
alto ! Nevada and Its arid plains und Call -
ornln with Its innumerable nttructions , are
all compassed In this trip. Omaha , the most
> r.Mpcruus city In the union'today ; Denver ,
ho qtiet'ii city of the Hookies ; Salt Lake , luo
/Mon of Mormondom ; San Fnuiclsi-o , the
ftlden Riito , nnd Los Angeles , the Ullyof
Jur Mother of the A.lt'cls , form A string of
ewels of rarest water.
Those nro nil prosperous cities ; tboy are
all beautiful cities ; they are all wonderful
: itlcs. Each is ronmrKablo for soruo partlcu-
rxr reason. No two of them are
allko In attractions and no traveler
can afford missing to see each nnd
nil. In the months of Juno , July , August
md September the prairies of Nebraska , the
tocky mountnlns , tbo valleys of Utah nnd
, bo great Sierra range are seou to the host
) osslblo advantage. It Is the fruit season of
California , the sight seeing period of all the
iiountaln countries nnd tbo pleasurable Dart
of the year for travel.
The ticket ottered by Tun Bp.n In return
for the second largest list of weekly sub
scribers obtained by Juno 10 , 1WI , allows
stop-overs at all points of Interest between
Oinalm and Los Angeles. A week or n mouth
nay bo spent nt Denver visiting the pictur
esque mountain resortsndjnccn t and another
\vcclccnn likewise bo enjoyed nt S.dt Lake In
uniting , Hilling , sight seeing and bathing in
lie great Inland sea. As much tlmo ut the
Kissengcr likes may ho eiijoyably spent in
rian Francisco nnd other points in California ,
not executing the lovely orange groves and
'rult orcnards of southern California.
Niagara fall , the world's greatest catar-
ict , needs no glowing description , It cannot
w described. Pouring over n precipice ICO
'cet high , the Immense volume of water of
S'lagarn river , the outlet of the great lakes ,
Inds Its way toward the ocean. On cither
side of the river arocplondld views of this
tremendous waterfall , above it nml below it
nnd all about it are other sccues which have
attracted travelers from nil parts of tbo
world. Gout island , the burning spring , the
whirlpool ruplds , the suspension bridge , nro
incidents merely to a visit to Niagara falls.
The field on which tbo hattlo of Lundy's
Lnno was fought is within a few minutes'
drive on the Canadian side. The facilities
Tor visiting all points of Interest on cither
sldo of the river are superior. The reguln-
lions controlling ncccss to nnd from the sev
eral points now prevent the exorbitant
charges which were formerly almost as fain-
MIS as the cataract. A day or u few d.vys nt
Niagara falls Is ouo great event In an nver-
igo lifetime , and no American should over
: hlnk of visiting tourist resorts abroad until
10 has seen Niagara falls. Ho can have no
ippreclntlon of power , of irrnndonr , of awe-
nsplring beauty , who has missed a visit to
: hls world renowned spot.
LUY ) in California in ' ! < > .
Life in California was at thnt tlmo n
wild romance. No words of mine can
describe the scenes thnt were cnnotod
during Unit chaotic period , s-nys a writer
in the Century. Thousands of men , or-
gnul/.cd in bunds or wholly disorganized ,
were coiistiintly nrrlvlnif from ovcry
part of the world and leaving for the
liggins. Outlnwdiind ptofosstlonul gum-
uiors opened fealoons uy the score nt
ovary point wlioro men were congre
gated. Money was scattered ovory-
"
wlioro us if by" the wind. Minors wllo
had realized fortunes in a few days uamo
down to Stockton , Saeramonto and Sun
San Fi'iineibco to squander them in a
night nt the gambling tables. All re
straining influences of society were absent
"
sent , nnd I cannot flnil fin" expression
hotter suited to Uiocubothiifnandoinon-
ium on u frolic. "
As there were no wives , there could bo
no homes or families. A few stores had
boon hastily put up nlong the shore ,
made of rough hoards or CUIIVUH and all
of them wore doing an enormous busi
ness. The rest of the village consisted
of shanttosor tents used for restaurants
and saloons. Iluman hfo was a moving
panorama. The whole place was ulivo
with a mass of unkempt men clad in
Hun n ol shirts and heavy boots , who were
inspired with the ono desire to hurry on
to the mines.
This rough life was not without its
touches of sentiment. Ono day the town
wns electrified by tlio rumor that nn in
voice of women's bonnets hnd arrived
nnd could bo seen at one of the stores.
The excitement was intense and there
wns a rush from every direction to got a
realistic view of oven so insignificant a
substitute for female society. 1 do not
overstate the truth in saying that the
thoughts of homo tha t were awakened
in tlio breasts of the rude looking men at
the sight of thoao bonnets started tears
from eyes which the worst forms of pri
vation and hardship failed to moisten.
The Christian missionary was already
on the ground , and good Parson Wil-
liuins had mannered to find a place
whoroho could prouch on Sunday. Ono
of the lirst men who arrived with hist
family came to ono of thobo meetings at
tended by bis wife and baby. During
the sormoiWt chanced that the hi
cried mid the mother wns about to with
draw , when the preacher addressed her
thus : "My good wo in tin I beg you to re
main ; the innocent sound of that in-
fnnt's voice is more eloquent than any
words I can command , It speaks to the
hearts of men whoso wives and children
are far away , looking "d praying for a
snfo return to their own loved ones at
homo. " Never shall I forgot the sobs
nnd tears which those words evoked
throughout that rougli assembly. Thnt
infant's ' cry seemed to thorn the muslo
of'angola.
With these who miulo Sun Francisco
their temporary abode gambling np-
iioarcd to bo the chief occupation and
Spanish monte the favorite game. One
house fronting on the plaza , a two-story
frame building called the Parker house ,
rented for $120,000 per annum , the
rental being paid mostly by gamblers.
A single store of small dimensions and
made of rough boards rented for $3,000
a month. A canvas tent used as gam
bling saloon rented for 840,000 per an
num. Money was loaned on good secu
rity at 15 per cent a month , and out of
the lonn the borrowers made fortunes in
real estate operations ,
Art nnd
Mrs. Crawford , London Truth's Paris
correspondent , says that tlio reason the
impress Frederick was treated with
such scant courtesy by Paris artists was
because they interpreted liur direct ap
peal to thorn to imply that the llunkoy
eontimont wliich reigns in courts nnd
servants' hulls wns paramount in the
studios. Hnd a delegation of artists ,
representing artists only , boon sent from
Berlin to Paris there would Imvo been
no loss of dignity in complying with
their requests.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla , - Of perfect purity.
Lemon - Of great Btraneth.
Orange - }
Almond - Economy in. their uso.
Roao Flavor na delicately
and dollclouslv aa tbo roah fruit ,
SKINS ON FIRE
With AcoKtziNo ECZEMAS and other ITCHING , BURNING , SCALY , anil ni.orcitv
SKIN and SCAI.P DISEASKS arc relieved in the majority of cases by a slnglo
application of the Cuticura Remedies ,
and speedily , permanently , and economically
cured , when physicians , hospitals , and all other
remedies fail. Cuticura Remedies are
the greatest skin cures , blood purifiers , and
humor remedies of modern times , are absolutely
pure , and maybe used in the treatment of every
humor , from the simplest facial blemishes to the
severest diseases of the blood , skin , and scalp.
CUTICURA
The great Skin Cure , instantly allays the most
intense itching , burning , and inflammation , per
mits rest and sleep , clears the scalp of crusts
and scales , speedily soothes and heals raw and
irritated surfaces , and restores the hair. Curt-
CUUA SOAP , an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beauti-
ficr , is indispensable in cleansing diseased sur
faces. CUTICURA RESOI.VUNT , the new Blood
and Skin Purifier , and greatest of Humor Kern-
cdics , .cleanses the blood of all impurities and
poisonous elements , and thus removes the cause. Hence the CUTICURA REM <
huiiis cure every disease and humor of the skin , from pimples to scrofula.
0iT"Ho\v TO Cum DISHASBI OF Tim SKIN , SCALF , AND tUnou" milled free to a
nist.iM.-i , 50 IlluMMliom , lee Testimonials. A book nf | uicelcMilue to etery sullcrcr.
CuTicum HBMKDIHS aie viKI everywhere. 1'rice , Ctmci'm , joe. ; Curictm/i / SOAF , sc. : CUTICUM
RESOLVENT , $ i , 1'ripired by TOTTER DRUG ANU CHEMICAL COKPORATION , HostonA
* * $ at's''ei' ' ' ' ly > nJ P' sion lienitca' npon a l
ficj and ieltjt-lcj , \y \ Cuticura Soap , incom.ar | b1j
the greatest of Mn purifiers and beautificr ) , while nulling in delicacy anil surpassing in purity th'l
most expensive of toilet ami nursery * o ps. T/ittaly iittiiitattjttfi'tt ieif &ni\He fnty frtitnlirt anl ctirtd
inflammation and clogging of ihe pores , the cause of pimples , tUckhcitU , rough , reJ , ml oily skin , mul siropl
humor * of infants nd chiUren. Sale grettei than the combined sjlc of all oilier ilin so.ipi. SuUcverywhcr * .
FIREFIRE /
THE GREAT FIRE SALE AT
Marcus' Clothing House
Ts still going on. Don't miss this grand opportunity and
Save from 50 to 75 Cents on Every Dollar ,
As thousands of nurehasora can testify to tbo extraordinary bargains.
CALL , AT ONCK HEKOItE IT IS TOO LATE.
Dn. lIi'JiriiitKu'SrKnFK's ' Hrcfdoutlllivillynml
carefully I rciurcil iircncrlptloui i unit for many
yonr8liiirlvntui | > rnulcowIlhsucrpK ( > ! .amlforou > r
lhlrly > farsu Hiljj-tioin'oiile. ! Etery flnRloSjio-
clllo Is a special euro for tlm Ulicoxu nnmcil.
These Sioolllc [ euro without Unuitlnir , purg
ing or reducing tlio tRtcm , nntl nro in fnrt ruiil
dfodtliOHOVvrrlirn rcrneillrHut tlioWorlil.
UST or riuNCU'AL Koa. ctirtn . riticrs.
1 FOXTH , CoriKcstlnn , Iliilnmmntlon . . ' 2.1
J WnrniH , WorrnKi i-r , Worm I'ol , 'iH
; < Crylnc Colic , or'U'i'tliliiKof In' la . ' . ' 5
4 lllurrTion , of Children or Ailnlto . . A' 5
5 DjHCnlory , Urlt > IHKlllllou Colic . "
( I < : boicrii niorbiiK , Vomiting . ,
II HiiuiirvHHeit or i'ulnful i'nrloda.
] Vt WullCN. tool'rofuno I'rrloilH. . -it
III C'rouu , Cough , nimcultllrc-atlilntt 33
It Knit Rheum , Krjhlpcla.Krtinllons. . ' 45
15 IthcuniullHui , llbemnntto I'nJriB ' . ' 5
' ( i 1'iiTur nnd Auiie , ChilliHnlnrla All
7 1'llc * , 1111ml or lllpedlnz ,1(1 (
rnlurrli , InlHienrn. Cold In Iho Head .Ml
O \Vliooulnir Cough , Violent CouRhs. . .JJI
:4 : Urncral UpbuiltrlijrtlcalWcakueu .ftO
T KidneyJHnunse . ( H >
S Ner ou8 Debility .1.1)11 )
0 Urinary Wttnhricsn , Wettlnirllod. .flp
t ll eiiHCSof thillcarll'all > Hjaonl.OIJ
Sold by Drugglarfl , or nent postpaid on receipt
of price. On. HUMI-IIKITS' MANUAL , (141 ( nagM )
richly bound In cloth nnd gold , mailed free.
HUMPHREYS' MEDIOINB CO. ,
Oor. William and John Streets , NewVoik.
SPEC ! FI CS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BJ.UFFS.
M Oni'UN hnnso'i for rent. Charles Murtol ,
114 Mul u street.
FOH UKNT--nwcllliiK house , an Fourth Ht. ;
10 rooms , convenient , to motor line and eon-
er of business. N. 1' , Dodso & ( 'o.
l\ANTEn-M n with small family to work
' ' on u garden ; an experienced Rardunur
preferred. Apply to Johnston & Van fatten ,
Kverott Dlock.
WANTED-Oood plrl for Rcncnil houso-
worlc. Apply ut Mrs. l > . M. 1'ryor. (116 (
Illu IT street.
WANTKD-Htudent In rtcntnlollico. Apply
at No. 131'uurl , ever lice ofllce.
HAVEcuslieiiBtonier for four lots liptwocn
Jlst nnd 'Jiit li six. , liutncun Avu I ) and 4th
u\e. , J , 1' . Orcenslilulds , Gl'J ' Ilroudwny ,
HAY For S.ilo 1 Imvo iiurcliased n flno lot
nf hav , which I will soil by car load or In
small cniimUtli.'H. Leavn orders at No. KCi
West llroadway. S. Uoldsteln & Co. _
T/MUJIT farm for sale or tnidnj well locntnil
-L ? nnd all In bearing ; Rixi.l house ntul burn.
Will take homo uooj elty property , nnd good
tlmnglvor. on balance. Call on or address 1) ) ,
J , HiitchirtRon & Co. , 017 llroadway.
TNKIhoTolobnxfed McTlmll iiliiiios :
EXA scale crown plimo-i nnd orcans , Sold
on easy payments liy Mar. ltdiirtciiis music
tt'aelier. 114 htcitbiinui strrot. Council III nil's.
Foil SAIjR A house and lnr2o | lot on easy
payments. Inquire ut 403 I'url ; uveiiuo ,
Council Itltilfg. In.
_
WJ. lAimiS\VA5Siil ! : lias rnovwt Ills
wnroliotiM ) from ili. " > llroadway to III )
llmadwuv , where ) hu will kcop on htind u line
stook of furnace llxturcs.
_
FOIt KAI.l'At it Hacrlllco , lareo alto letter
piuss , 'J olllce dusks and chairs. 'J Htoro
truokrt , 1 lur/n Iron sciilu truck. U huutlni ;
Btiivi'rt , 'JeoiintiT sc.Uos , L'Ktop huldrrs. I liir o
platfcirm Hour scales. Kuollno & 1'elt , 117
Mu In St.
_
"ITIOlt KENT The MoMnhon lilonlt , a Htory
-L brick , with basement und oluvutor. J.V ,
-f , iOl I'carl street.
FOHSALI' A har/iiliii ; now modern Iinuso
with nil the Into linprovuniorils , Huven
rnonis ! will sell on easy piiymt'iilH ! located on
tlio I'lftli avenue motor lino. I ) . J. llutcbln-
son , (11 ( ? Broadway.
FOK3.VU ! or Ilont QirJau lanJ , vtltd
houiaa , br J. Uloo. WJ Mala U , OouuoU
Blutfi
NEW OCrDEN" HOTEL
The New Ogden Hotel , In Council Ulufft
h IB baati complbtad rufurnlij'184 an mo Jorn-
jzod throughout , and U now on > of the lust
hotels In tlio state , It U located in th'j l > u d >
ness part of tie city aril thi elustrto mstori
P3H3 tha door every Jour mtnutaa. Fire 11-
uapeaand tire alarm ? throughout thi I ) itU >
ing. Steam heat , hot and cold vr.it r anl
sunshlno In ( ivory nom. Tablou.i3.up i3jal
anywhere. Kates , $ UUO a day ,
QBO.M. WHITNEY , Monagor ,
Highest cash prioo ptxitl for rmjs anil ,
all kinds of scrap inotiils.
Country duulers and merchants will
find it to their advantage to coininunU
ciitowltti us buforo disposing of tholif
stocks. GILTNSKY HLIOS , ,
Union Uroadway Ucpot ,
Tol. 301. Council'muffs , In.
CITIZENS STATE BAffi
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 65,000 ,
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 215.000
DincCTOlM I. A. Mlllor , P. 0. Qloiion. E. IL
Bhugart , K. K. Hurt , J. U. Eclmuiiclaon. ( Jhurlai
O. llannan. Transact Rouoral bankhu uuil-
ne i. Lnrjost capital and mrpliu of any
bankln South western lovra.
INTEREST ON TIM DEPOSITS ,
M. H. CHAMBERLIN. M. D
KYK , KAH. NOSH ANfl
T11UOAT BI'KUIAMST ,
Council Illutls , la.
Alldliravnuf the KVI ! . I
KAH , NOHKand T1IUOA1 j
treated wi'.li tlio grcntoit
rklllnnil curd. p
CATAItUII , AHTIIMA
nnd HAY FIlVKIl trcmuij
nlth eminent KKCCOM.
RUltUtUAIjOIMlIUTIONS , where nuconary , piln.
Ie.Hflly porfnrmoil wltti the ntrnuit caru nnd Htclll , ill *
curlnu perfect roiulti. KINKST ( H.AS-iUH aocnr-
ntcly proscribed , correcting all rofraotlrj trouble * ,
us Mforiln , llrporopln < > > > d Aillilnatlim , tliut run-
ili-rlnitsluht easy , cloir nnd inlnloti UllltONtU
NIOUItAUIIAnrid 8IDK HK.VDAL'II 10 , aftur renri
uftcrrlblo suiTorlnK , no rellnf , ontlraly curotl. Onioa ,
Moom 1. Hhinr.irt Illock , ovur llano * Co. ' "torai
Council lllulli , la.
27 MAIN STREET ,
over O. II. Jucquoinln & Co. , Jouolry Btorc
COUNCIL BLUFFS STE&1I DYB WORKS
All kinds of Dying and Clcariln ? dnno In tlm
UlRliphtStyloofUio Art , I'adod and Hulnoil
KuliiluHiimdo to look as Kiiod as now. lluil
I'ciitlinis CliianiMl lly Mi'inn , In 1'iiHl Olns-t
Milliner. Work pro'nutly done nnd dellvonxl
In ull parti of thuvountry. Bund for prloa
ll't
O. A. MrtOIIAN , Prop.
10U llroadwar. Near Northwcituru
COUNCIL , Hi.tmu I A.
Electric Trusses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc ,
AGENTS WAXTED , DR.C.II. JUDD !
008 Broadway , Oounoll BluiTj , la
TiiijKi'jio.vias ,
OITIOE. 07. ItEJlOKNJ 5
OFFICER & PUSEY.
BANKERS.
Corner Main an-1 Ilrovlwav.
COUNCIL OLUFFS , IOWA ,
neulon In foreign an 1 domeitla xclrum
L'nlloutlon made uud Interual vald ou
