THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : iqltDAY , APRIL 24 , 1891.
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THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL ULUFP'S.
OFFICE : No. 12 PEA ML STREET.
Delivered by Carrier lu any part of the City.
11.V. . TILTON MAN Ad Ell.
Business Oftlre , No 13.
Night Hilltor. No. S.1.
N. y. r. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal ,
Craft's chattel limns , " 01 Sapp blocK ,
Heal Hock HprlnKs coal. Thatcher , 10 Main.
If vou wnnt water In jour yard or house
'
RO lo'BKby's , SU ( Merrlnm block.
1 hoyouiiK men of Trinity Mothodlit church
will keep bachelor's hull this evening ,
lid Keff wns nrroitod yesterday afternoon
on n cuurpflof drunkenness. Ho had W in
his pocket when nrrostcd.
In the .1. .1 Frnlnoy-Coylo CMC , which was
on trial yesterday In'Justlco Humor's court ,
the ] urv biotiKht In n verdict hist evening of
K > 0 utiil costs for Fralnoy.
Special communication of Bluff City lodtjc ,
No. 71 , Ancient , Free and Accepted Masons ,
this evening for work In the second ilci m
All brethren nro Invited. Hy order M.V. . O
An Information was filed In sunerlor court
yesterday by .lames Curry charging .lohn
Mulvanoy with dtschart'liiK n RUII within the
city limits , The offense Is alluded to hnvo
been committed on Iliuh .sheet , near the resi
dence of the two men.
(1. 0. Ilutmokor wns arrested yesterday
afternoon by Ulllcor Murphy on n charge of
puddling without n license. Ills wares con-
slslcd of a pair of limnonso horns , o'ir six
f cot , In length from tip to tin , finished off In
n highly ornamental fashion.
The school board will hold its roffiilnr
monthly mooting this ovnniuu' . Atnoni ; the
business to be transacted will bo the election
of substitutes , nno of the substitutes havlni ;
left the city nnd another having been promoted
meted to n icgulnr position. There ute also
ono or two vacancies to bo II11 id in the roll of
teachers.
U. Brown of St. Joe , now general superin
tendent of the ICansns CitySt. .loo & Council
Bluffs railway , has been promoted to the
general inunniroiiienl of the entire river sys
tem of the Burlington. The change will ro
Into effect on May 1. He will have his head
quarters nt St. Joe , as boforo.
Mr. S. Cherry of Logan nnd Miss Mary
Heed of 1'aiksville , Mo. , were married on
Wednesday ut the residence of Mrs. K. A.
Gibson , the mint of the brido. Mr. Cherry is
n prosperous farmer ot llanisoii county. Ills
bride Is well known In this city , she having
been hero for some lima nnd having made
ninny friends who will wish her prosperity.
Charles Llobold , who keeps n saloon on
Broadway , was visited by a sneak thief yes
terday morning. He had loft the room for n
moment , and when he returned ho found that
some ono had gone behind the counter nnd
nibbed tnoeabh drawer of Its contents , con
sisting of about & In change. Llebold thinks
no knows who did the deed , nnd expects to
get hold ot him In u day or two.
Several whisky injunction cases were dls-
jmod of lu the district court yesterday. The
case against.I. F. I'oterson was dismissed by
the plaintiff , he having learned that Peter
son had gone out of business before the suit
ngainst him was commenced. B. Hags , who
wns alleged to bo ono of the owners of the
boor garden on East Broadway , was dis
charged. The case against I211n IMco , on
I'lorco street , was tried nnd submitted to the
court.
The horses which wore supposed to have
been stolen from Jens I'nrlsou , on
the Crescent City road l.wt Sun
day night , wcro found by "Salvation"
Walker running loose on Upper Harrison
street. They wcro brought to the city pound ,
where they nrc now , waiting for their owner
to-cnll for them. No trace has been found of
the harness which was stolen from A. O.
Gale the same evonlntr , nnd It is supposed , by
the same parties who took the horses.
An order wns mndo yesterday morning by
Judge Dccmcr , ns a sort of supplement to the
ono made several days npo In regard to the
taking out of original papers by attorneys.
The new order compels attorneys to bring
back all papers belonging to the court which
have been taken uway. It Is thought
the now order of things will do
nwoy with the nnnoynuco which the
clerk has been subjected to by the taking
nway nnd keeping of the papers by tjio at
torneys.
Samuel ( jodsnvo wns fined $15.70 for
drunkenness , yesterday in police court and
George Harper , better known as the
"monkey-wrench man , " on account of n way
ho had of borrowing monlroy-wrenches nnd
selling them , was lined f lO.-JO. A. Maloney ,
J. u. Mullen nnd .M. . ) , Ford , three young
bloods who had been run in late Wednesday
night charged with drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace , were discharged. The coses
of A. M. Reynolds , E. Ward nnd C. B. Ivy ,
charged with drunkenness and reckless driv
ing , nnd that of A. Ellis , charged with dis
turbing the peace , wcro all continued uutil
this morning nt S o'clock.
A suit commenced In
> i was superior court
" / > last evening In which C. H. white , deputy
> , \unrshul. Is plaintiff , and Pottnwnttamlo
county the defendant. The suit Is for $150
fees ns deputy marshal , for thu servlne of
papers which were issued from Justice
Schurz' court during September , Octobernnd
November of last year. The claims were
_ nubmltted to the board of supervisors , but
wcro not allowed , from the fact that White
was a deputy marshal at the time , and It was
claimed that ho had no right to draw fees
from the county. Emmet Tinloy nnd K.
Schurz .uo the attorneys Tor the plaintiff.
In the superior court the casoof D. C. Kod-
moud and William Siedontopf against God
frey Partridge was on trial yesterday. The
suit is over the ownership of n tract of land ,
several thousand acres In extent , about ten
miles north of Council Bluffs on the banks of
the Boyer river. The plaintiffs allege that
they are the owners of Uio land , nnd that It
Is covered with woods , which the defendants
nio cutting down , to the great damage
of the land. They ask that their title bo
( [ Dieted , and that the defendants be enjoined
from cutting down tha forests. The defend
ants on their side claim that the land Is theirs
nnd that they have been damaged to the
extent of f" > 00 by the attempts of the plain
tiffs to get possession of It. They nsn for
dnmuges to that amount and nlso that the
tltlo bo declared to rest In thorn. The case
has been tried once boforo.
Tlio IJest Advertisement ,
The best advertisement Is n peed article ,
nnd consequently wo ndvortlso our shoos by
making them superior to any others In Ih'o
market , fooling convinced that such an ad
vertisement must pay in Iho long run.
11. M. SAUCIEST , 413 Broadway.
Seed oals , corn , millet and seed polnloos ,
garden seeds of all kinds , at H. L. Carman's ,
too Main and 501 Pearl streets.
Snugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk
Held , garden and llowor seeds In Iho west
Catalogue uud sumplcs-by mall.
for FMPM.
The case of J. J. Fralnoy against Coylo was
on trial In Justin Hnmmor's court yesterday.
Thu plaintiff went lo Galcaburg , 111. , some
tlmu ago In order lo defend n son of Coylo's
who was under Indictment for forgery and
conspiracy. Fralnoy wns so successful in
the irlul of the enso that his client wns sent
to thu penitentiary for n term. Ho claims
his professional .services In the cnso were
worth nt least tWI.W. and ho Is trying to got
judgment for the amount , The cuso was
completed and taken under advisement.
Itemlcd
The finest line of beaded capos over brought
to the city Is now shown at the Boston Store ,
Council Bluffs. Tlio prices nro II.JI'.I ' , $1.75 ,
F.UO . . . , . . $1.00 . , M.7r and . tl.OO , only nbout one-
hulf tuclr usual value. BOSTON STOIIK ,
Council Bluffs , In.
Storage nt reasonable rates , J. K. Snyder.
21. , 'Jl , UOPoail bticot , Council Bluffs.
It Is to your Interest to consult Mandcl , t
Klein before you buy your furniture , cat pots
or stoves. _
Freight for ISO miles prepaid on nil goods
bought of Muudcl A : Klein , U-'O Broadway.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 31 Pearl street ,
next lo Grand hotel. Telephone 143. High
grade work u spcelulty.
When about to build don't fail to set prices
on lumber of The Judd St Wells Co. , 813
Broadway , Telephone W7.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Attempt of a Drunken Man to Pass a
Olumsy Forgery Oheok < Jil ,
CAUSED A SEN'SAIION IN THE COURT ,
Chnrj > u of Collision Made
llol'ofcc II -.Iliiimy
Chance for 11 Penitentiary
Term It ) Good ,
K. K. Pierce Is In the city jail with n
ohnrgo of passing n forged cheek entciftd
ngainst him. K. J. Hancock Is the complain
ing wllnoss. Hancock , who keeps n second
hand store nlilO'J ' ilroudway , states that last
Monday Plcrco came into his plnco and
offered lo pay a bill for some goods which ho
had bought there. Thu bill was n small one ,
nnd Iho only thing ho had to pay It with wus
D check for Slit.M , with the nnino of D. Olm-
stead slgnod to It. Hancock look Iho check
nnd gave him back fHi.SO lu cash Tno check
was lakcn lo Iho bank and was promptly
thrown out ns n forgery , Hancock hud nn
information filed against him , but tbo arrest
wus not made until ycslorday nflornoou ,
when ho called on Hancock again , ami was
walked over to Iho uollco slatlon by Iho man
himself.
When Ploreo wns searched at the utatlon ,
four more checks were fotinO In his pocket ,
n',1 of them on Iho Council Bluffs Saving *
bank. They were all of them for small
amounts , nud three of them wcro signed with
Iho n.imu of t ) . Ol instead , In the snmo burnt-
wrillng us the other. These checks uro nlso
fnrccrics , us the signature does not In the
least rescniblo Hint of Iho owner of Iho name ,
who Is n irnnlcncr easl of llio city. The
fourth bears tlio iinmo of I ) . K. Wall ,
nnd is supposed to bo n forgery nlso.
Picreo said the checks hud been given to
him by Kplirnlm North , who lives on I'ierco
street. Ho said ho nud Kphrulm hud been
drinking together , nnd Kphrnlm had given
him the cheeks. What ho gnvo them to him
for was muro than ho could any. Ho thought
It would bo u good tlmo for him to pay ills
bills nnd he went lo Hancock with alsaslrous
rcsuils.
"Yes , " said she , smiling sweetly , "I nin
engaged. And do.vou icnow .inck says the
llrst thing ho fell In love with were my pretty
fcetf My feet are probably not moro hontt-
sntno or ahuticlv than these of a do/on other
girl's of Jack's acquaintance , but I Imvo dis
covered an Important fnct that has helped
mo amazingly , and all the girls may prolit br
It if they clioosc. I always inako my feet
appear to the very best advantage , nnd to do
this I got my shoes from Mr. Sarccnt , who
makes a specialty of lovely line shoes for
ladies. You nro invaro that an ugly or poorly
made shoo will mnko the most beautiful foot
appear homely , but the elegant shoos you got
at , Sargont's make the most homely feet
nppear ne.it nnd nttmctlvo if not really beau
tiful. Ills Indies' shoes are the icnl ton ,
finely finished and made of lloxiblo leather
tbat will adapt itself to the natural shape of
the foot , and add to Us beauty. "
Mnplo sugar cold or , if you cheese it , hot
Waxy nnd sweet , rlpht out of the pot.
Fresh from Vermont , ttio Green Mountain
state ,
*
Af tbo Congrcgntiouul cburcb tonlgbt
KEKIjKLTIONS ON ItOSS.
Inipiitiitiuns AK'kiiiBt Ills Integrity
Openly > latlo in Court.
Something of a sensation was sprung In the
district court yesterday morning when n mo
tion wns brought up for n hearing in the re
nowned Honry-Kvuns cattle caso. This is a
cnso which grow out of some alleged crooked
business transactions on the part of T. J. and
J. F. Evans in their cattle business out west ,
and Involves several thousand dollars , It wus
t.rlcd In tbo district court and an order was
made referring the inattor to L. W , Koss , us
rcfcrco , his instructions bolntr to look up the
evidence , tlnd out what was owing the plain
tiff , H. L. Henry , and report to the court
This was over a year ago , uud over slnco the
cosolms boon in the hands of the roforeo.
On Wednesday a motion wns filed by the
attorneys for the plaintiff , asking that the
order of reference bo modified , so that it
should bo the duty of Mr. Iloss to find only
tbo fuels in the case , but not the amount that
was duo the plutntilt. The ground for this
motion wns that In the belief of the plaintiff
the case would not receive fair treatment at
the hands of the rofcrco , from the fact that un
intimacy hadsprungup butweon Mr. Uoss und
'
Mossrs.'Evans , nnd ho believed that Koss
wns acting in the capacity of attorney for
the Evanses. This reflection on the upright
ness of Mr. Hess was n source of deep
chagrin to that gcntloman , ana consequently
when the evidence of the parties wus taken ,
bo took considerable trouble to put himself
riL-ht before the court nnd the public.
Henry , the plaintiff , wns put on the stnnd ,
nnd swore that ho had been told by pertain
parties that tbo Inmilios of Evans and Koss
had been growing moro intlmnto than usual
of Into , especially since Koss had been acting
ns referro. When questioning us to who
told him , ho said that D. C. Bloomer had
told tilm that tlie two families had been visit
ing back and forth a good deal of
late. Ho nlso snld that ho and
his attorney , John N. Baldwin , bad gone to
Hoss1 oftlro ono day and had found him In
close consultation with Evans. Koss seemed
quito disconcerted , ho said , nnd hastened to
assure them that tlio consultation was in no
wuv connected with the rattle caso.
Mr. Koss was upon the stand nnd stated
positively that no undue Intimacy had over
existed between him nnd either of the Evans
brothers. The two families baa al
ways boon on good terms , but they were no
better friends now than when ho was nol
acting as rofcreo. Ho also placed on fllo two
aflldavits from T. J. nnd J. P. Evans , in
which they stated that Mr. Koss had never
acted as their attorney.
A largo number of attorneys wcro prcsenl
and witnessed the legal battle. At about i
o'clocu the evidence In the motion wns nil In
nud the cose wns submitted to the court ant
taken under advisement.
1)11. SCOTX'S EhKCTUlO COHSETS.
Store , Council IllulTH.
This is nu elegant fast black , extra quality
snteon corset , Imndsomelv embroidered In olc
gold nnd and silk , prettily trimmed. This
corset has Dr. Scott's now patent spinal sup
porting back , which every lady should wear.
This Is positively ono of tno best corsets In
tbo market nnd Is highly recommended
Price everywhere f'i.OD , 18 to ! 10 Inches.
Boston Store price , whllo they last , 11,25
Council Bluffs.
loot Ice ! Ice ! ! !
If you wnnt It pure nnd n
And nt u reasonable pr
Follow no now duv ico.
But send to us In n Ir
At our off
Mulhollund&Co.No. 4 Pearl st. , Tel. 102.
Do you want on express wagon or boy
King up the A. D. T. Co. , toloiihono 170 , No
11 North Main street.
Traveling Men.
Council Bluffs council No. 1 , Commercial
Pilgrims of America will bold n communlca
tlon Bnturdny , April ! K , nt 7SO : p. tn. , at tbo
Pilgrim cut bed nil , opposite Cirnnd hotel , lor
the purpuso ot conferring the sublime < ie
greo on about thirty cundldnlcs. All mom
bora nnd these who havn sent In tholr names
for membership uro requested io bo present.
F , HOLI.IS , Bee ,
Mauncl i Klein sell furniture , carpet * nni
stoves on easy payments. av'O Broadway.
Lace curtains cleaned from 60o to $1.23 per
pair , nt Tlu City dye works.
A Cniullilatu 1'or ( lie Ten.
James Mulior , who cut a man about tbo
nock and fuco last Tuesday night near the
Northwestern depot , In apparently getting li
dangerous proximity to the Htuto's urlnon
The authorities Imvo boon busily engaged li
hunting up evidence apalust him , ana over ;
effort will bo mndo to tend him across the
slnto. S. J. hyndh , the man who entered
the complaint , \vn.s nrroUod yesterday
morning nnd occupied n bortli In the
city Jail with hli head carefully
done up In n sling In order Id hltlo from vlow
the wounds that were Inflicted by Mahor.
Ttio charge entered against him Is disturb
ing thu pence , but the object for his arrest
was more to prnvunt him from running nwny ,
so ns to nvold appearing ngnlnst his nisnll-
nnt , than to punish him. Mnhor has been
arrested several times before on as serious
charges ns the ono which is now mndo
ngainst him , but ho tins always been
released on nccount of llio nonappearance
ance of Iho prosecuUng witness. Be
sides Lynch , the police hnvo found n
couple of men who were In n saloon on Lower
Hroadway Just after the assault was made ,
Thov Btata that Mnhor came In , exclaiming ,
"Well , I run my knife Into him Unit tlmo all
right , and I ran It deep , too. " With tlio aid
of those wituessns , u { thought a case will
bo made out which will give Maher n tnsto of
prison furo for a tlmo.
Mnhcr was brought Into court yesterday
afternoon nnd waived examination. Ho was
bound over to nwnlt the action of the grand
Jury nnd his bond was llxed lit $ . ,000. Ho
was unnblo to llnd n bondsman nud wus ro-
mandcd to the city jail.
1 AVnll l > n | > rr , lOtc.
House cleaning tlmo is now on , call and
gel the Boston store , Council Bluffs , prices
on wall paper , window st.ndcs , cui'lnlns In
cticnlllo and liti'o , curtain poles , curtain rods ,
etc. , otc. , before purchasing. There you can
save money.
BOSTON Sroiir , Council Bluffs , In.
Trees , nil kinds , gunrnnlccdlo grow , prices
cheap , al Mnlrs1 , Bioadway , opposite ) postof-
11 co. _
Newest styles In furniture and carpets ;
best cooking stoves tu the world ut Manuel &
Klein's installment house , ; t'JU liroudwuy.
.Muslcalc.
The young ladles of All Saints' guild will
; lvo a imiHlcalo In the Kovnl Arcanum par-
ors this evening. The following Is the pro
gramme :
1. Piano solo . f.nu ra Couch
2. Voeul duet . Jay and Oeorzo ( Slenn
II. Vocal solo . Mr * . Hlioimnn
4. Cornet so o . 1'eiry llndollet
f > . Voeul dret . Louis and Walter Dale
0. Mandolin eliih .
7. VoeiiUolo . Miuy K. Oliver
8. Instrumental duet .
. Gertrude Ulouson and Mntld C'avln
Notice to Sod
You can buy from ono toono hundred loads
of good blue grass turf of A. J. Bishop , near
Union elevator.
Fruit farm for snlo on reasonable lorms ;
within ono and one-half miles of the I' . O. ;
nil In bearing ; good buildings ; possession
; lvon nt onco. Cull on D. J. Hutcblusou
Co. , 017 Broadway.
J.C. Blxbv , steam ncatln ? , sanitary en
gineer , 20U Morrlam block , Council Blurts
Mnlr has all sorts of fruit , snadoand orna
mental trees , 11'way , opposite postofllco.
Everything In house furnishing at Mnndel
& Klein's on easy payments. 3iO Broadway.
Try Duquette & Co..s Pomona fruit Juice
tablets. They are delicious.
Our spring slock Is now complete. If you
wont to bo In btylo call nt Keller's , the tailor ,
310 Broadway.
OIIGAXI/KI > A LODGK.
Stationary Kn liicd-n 1'lniit ix New
Order In Onmha.
Between fifty nnd sixty stationary engi
neers mot last night In a hall at 1H4 ! Douglas
street for the purpose of organizing u ledge
of the American Order of Steam Engineers.
It is expected that the supreme chief enci-
neer of the order will visit Omaha in u week
or two , when the installation of the ofllccrs
in the now ledge will take place.
The objeels of llio order are said lo be to
promote n moro thorough knowledge in its
members of iheorolical and practical steam
engineering ; lo assist members to obtain em
ployment ; to help iho .sljk , Injured and dis
tressed nnd to bury Iho dead ; to establish a
widows' and orphans' fund ; to help the mem
bers who shall become tncapaclatcd from fol
lowing the profession to obtain employment
suited to their uflltcllon : to do the utmost to
extend the license lav/ throughout the
United Slates and to establish schools in
which the members may study the highest
branches of steam engineering.
The fundamcnlul laws of the order prohibit
its momoers from taking purl In slrikos or in-
lerfering lu any way between employer and
employe. Any member found violating the
rules shall bo expelled.
The ledge was organized last nighl with
fifty-five charter members.
Tno ofllcurs elected were : D. W. Gilbert ,
chief engineer ; Arthur Ponder , assistant en
gineer ; D. J. Lennox , recording engineer ; J.
Carnnvy , corresponding engineer ; Charles
Brink , financial engineer ; K. H. Cooper ,
treasurer ; C. E. Wcolcs , chaplain , Gcorgo
Nolan , insldo watchman ; William Harris ,
outside watchman. The Iruslces elected
were : J. Coullor , E. M. Page ana W. C.
Sweeney.
I1EU RB8T FOUND.
Aged Motlicr of Councilman Spccht
Burled Vcsicrdny After 10011.
The ngca mother of Councilman Chris
Spechl , who died nt 4 p. in. Monday , was
buried yesterday. Short services were held
nt Mr. Spscht's residence , corner of Twen
tieth and WIrt street.
Kov. Mr. Freeso conducted the services
and spoke tcnacrly of the kind old lady who
had lived moro than three score nnd ten'ycars.
A largo number ot sorrowing friends ,
wno know Iho deceased In Ufa and friends of
Iho strlckon son , gathered lo attend Iho last
tnbulo lo Iho dead. The counotlmon wilh
ono or two exceptions wore present.
Deceased was born In Hanover , Germany ,
In 1818. and lived In her native hind until
about ihrco years und u half ago , when Mr.
Specht brought her lo nls homo in this coun
try.Mr.
Mr. Spccht , sr. , died in 1845) ) , when the
present councilman was but six months old.
Mrs. Specht afterwards married a Mr.
Fricke.
The lloral offerings were very fine. At the
head of the coftin stood a largo pillow from
the live children present nnd at tno foot wns
placed a similar design from Mrs. Fricko's
grandchildren.
The interment was at ForcU Lawn ceme
tery , where nearly all Ihoso present jour-
uoyod to bee the last rites performed.
HK FOUND IT.
End of a YOIIIIK Cuwli.iy'u QucHt for
Fun.
J. W. Borgo , n young tiller of Iho soil from
a ranch 'way out on the prairie , came lo town
ycslerday to see the sights. Borgo wus
dressed In big boots , Kentucky jcnn pants , n
leather coat and n big cowboy hat , The
brim of the dilapidated sombrero flapped
about his ears as ho porambulntod along the
streets In quosl of some plnco where ho could
have some fun. Ho found U.
To his sorrow llio granger ran ngnlnsl
Tom Welsh the slugger down on Capitol
avenue. The iwo mon were soon engaged tu
n row. Welsh sailed In nnd broke up Ino
cowboy's fuco so his folks won't know him
when ho gels back home. Borgo was ar-
rcsled , and ns ho was looked up said "ho
would bo gel darned If ho over came to
Omaha again , "
After suffering horribly for years from
scrofula In Its worst form , a young eon of
Mr. V. li. King , 700 Fr.inklln st. , Klchinond ,
Vn. , wns recently cured by the use of Aycr's
Snrsnpurilla. No other medicine can up-
nroarh this preparation as a cleanser of the
blood.
Kcnred thn h'imliif.
Something of n commotion wus caused by
the firing of three pistol shots under llio west
end of Iho Douglas street bridge about mid
night.
Upon Investigation It wns found that the
shots were llrod by a "scab" 11. & M. nwltch-
man. 11 seems that the new switchmen hud
ocn several of the sirlkora passing nlong
under the bridge and fearing bodily harm
had wasted three cartridges in an endeavor
to scare the Intruders nwoy. There wns no
Iroublo nud no thrcaU of nnyklnd. The
"scabs" wcro frlchioucd wltuoutcuiso.
A Sill ON TliniW DEEP ,
Or a Whirl by Hail to Sl fyerlcnn Pleasure
Rccorts.
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ludcs also all traveling , hotel and sight-sea-
Ing oxpcnsos. The trip will bo made with nu
excursion partv gotten up by Mrs. M. D.
Kruzler of liostoti , nud will be In charge of
competent auldcs. The traveler has no cares
whatever. The tour covers all the principal
countries of Kuropo Kngland , Germany ,
Swlt/erlanu , franco , Helglum.ltaly and their
prlnclual cities. Including London. Pans
IJrusscls , Derlln , Homo , 1'lorenco , Venice ,
Milan , Genoa , otc.
tnvnxTV-Tiinun DAYS OF sinitT-sniiiN'o.
Tbo partv starts from Now York Juno 27
nnd returns to that city by September 11.
Taken by any Individual alone , this Eu
ropean trip would involve an outlay of at
least * " 00.
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN . TOURS.
for the second largest list of subscribers
wo offer a free ticket from Omaha to San
Francisco nnd Los Angclos nnd return.
Magnificent mountain scenery , the noautlfu
Golden Gate , the land of sunshine , fruits nnd
( lowers. "Who has not scon California wll
not dlo Imppv. " Travel Is an educator , and
to properly appreciate the vnstness of our
great country ono must see its best features.
For the third largest list of subscribers to
the WCKKI.V or SUNDAY Ur.K wo offer n ticket
from Omaha to Quebec and return. What
could bo grander than a trip down the beau
tiful St. Lawrcnco In mid-summcrl To con
template the beauty of Thousand Isles Is do-
Hghtful. How much moro delightful to visit
them when In verdure clad.
And all this pleasure for obtaining sub
scribers to the WKKKI.Y and Suxiur Use.
For the fourtn largest list of subscrioers wo
offer a free ticket from Omaha to Now " * orK
Philadelphia. Washington and return.
There nro no points on tnis continental
greater general Interest 'than ' these three
clues. An American citizen has not com
pleted his education until ho has seen the
seat of government. The persons nnd points
of interest in Washington nro innumerable
and to the intelligent observer a visit there Is
full of interest. Now York nnd Philadelphia
as the commercial and financial centers of the
country are always InterOStlnor.
All this sight , seeing nnd traveling given
away for < obtaining , , subscribers to the
WEEKLY orSuNiuY line.
For the llfth largest list of subscribers wo
offer a free ticket from Omaha to Niagara
Falls and return. Ever since your childish
wonder wns aroused by the , description In the
old school readers of these wonderful falls you
have desirea to see them Here Is the op
portunity. A most delightful excursion nnd
ono without expense , given for securing sub
scribers to the WcEi.KY.or SUNDAY HUE.
1 or the sixth largest list , of subscnborswo
offer a free ticket from Omaba to Salt Lake
Citv nnd return. The famous Mormon city
is f.ist becoming a Gentile citv. and will in
lime lose much of interest. Now. this sum
mer would bo a good limo to visit the boom
ing city. Unrflold Beach is of course in
cluded in the trip. This summer resort on
the lake Is n delightful place lo pass a few of
Iho hot summer days. Why not secure n
number of subscribers for Iho WEEKLY or
SUNDAY BEE nnd lake ihe Ino.
For the seventh largest list of subscribers
wo offer u free ticket to Denver and Manllou
nnd return. While n shorter Inp ihin any o
the others It combines many pleasant fea
turos. Denver Iho queen cl < y of Iho plains
Is always worlh seeing while Iho health
and sjtnmer resorts of Manltou are delightful
Indeed. Health-giving , Inspiring , restful
amid stiblimo scenery what trip could bo
moro restful ! All this pleasure for securing
subscribers to the SUNDAY or WEEKLY BEE.
CONDITIONS.
Now what are the condllions upon which
these llckols are given nwnvl The securing
of the larircst list of subscribers to THE
WEEKLY or SUNDAY BEE. No .newspaper in
the west Is so well and favorably known nnd
solicitors hnvo alwn\s found it an easy mat-
ler to secure subscribers. THE Bnn's sub
scription list , bos always kenl pnco with Its
reputation nnd It delsres to add now names lo
Its long list of friends. Being at all limes a
people's paper it makes friends with all
classes.
The subscription prlceof THE WEEKLY Bne
Is $1.00 per year posipald lo any place in
Ihls counlr > or Canada , or fJ.OO If sent W n
foreign counlry.
THE SUNDAY BEE Is $2.00 per year , but
Omaha subscribers for Tun SUNDAY BEE
will not bo counted In this compotlllon.
Get up n list. Have your friends subscribe
for the paper. Sample copies forwarded
free on request.
Persons desiring lo compote for one cf
these prucs wlllplcaso aay so when sending
In Ihelr first orders.
Kemltianco in full must accompany every
order.
Two six months subscrlnllons or four
three months subscriptions will bo counlod
ns ono order.
Florida Political Scnsntioi.
TU.LUIASSUB , Fin. , April 23. Anolhor
sensation was caused In the democratic cau
cus tonight by n chnrgo/flmt / Representative
Nowlan had offered over1 ills own signature
$100 cash lo John Li. Bryant If ho would In
fluence of the Jeffei'K\i
ono ! ) county represen
tatives lo desert Call. 'Niiwluu omphnilcally
denies. A commltleovas appointed lo Invcs-
llgulo. There wus nd choice In the caucus
tonight.
In o vonuy 1'otltloiiH Filed.
ELD , Mass. , A'pril 23. Pclltlons lu
Insolvency have been _ ftlc\l uguinst Iho Free-
mail manufacturing company of North
Ad.uns , llio American : uul United sylonlto
companies , the h. Ij. Brown paper cotnp.my
of North Adams and I.L. Brown personally
at the Instance of credjtprs.
, i
Comment on tlio ( ialvestnu hpeouh.
VIENNA , April 83. The Fromdenblatt nnd
llio Neuo Frelo Prcssof''lri ' ' comtnenllng upon
President Harrison's jecch nt Galveston ,
ngrced that n European zollvcrclu is tno only
f < it'er ( dflr * line * or lew mi ler thl * hen 1. Jlftu
crntu ; titehadiHttiiiMl line ten edit :
-MrN. Maryli. lllncUmun.imUher
af I , . A. llliickninn of this city , nt 8 p. m. ,
April 'JU , ot iiiliihv. | iitfi'd M yeius , I'linenil
ut tint roMldeneu , &XS fcouth I'lfieenth bticot ,
H.ilurday at 10 a. m.
lluw to Obtain n Kali- Complexion by
Natural
The natural C'lirlsbad Hirudel | Salt ( ponder
form ) , IH an excellent Aperient , Luvitlvo and
Dluix'llo. llelear tliiieoinple\oiiiiiil | ( purifies
the blood. It U easily soluble , pleasant to tnUo
and ponniinent In aellon. Tliexennlne product
of tneCiirlsbad KprliiKi Is Imported In niund
bottles. Kuelibotlleeomes InullKlit tdne paper
cartoon , and Imslho Hlk-nalure"Klsner -
UeUon Co. , Now Vork'1 on in cry bottle.
answer to American protection. The From-
donblnttKiiggc.sIs that European nations look
to Africa nnd tbo Asiatic colonies for the
goods which they have hitherto bought from
America.
America.'o
'o a Kit.
Knvlnhln OpporlunltleM for Summer
KxuurHlniiH OfTcreil to All.
A trip from Oninha to Denver and Mnnltoti
includes a rldo through the famous Pintle Val
ley of Nebraska nnd Colorado to Denver , the
largest and most beautiful city of the Rocky
mountains and along the foot of thu Rocky
mountain rungo from Denver to Manltou. The
panorama which Is laid before the oyu of tno
traveler Inn journey from Denver to Man- !
toil , Includes hi ono sweep of the eye ItOO
tulles of mountain peaks , snowy range , foot
hills and c'ltions. Long's pea if , away to the
1101 th ; O ray's peak , the dome of the conti
nent ; James' peak , the Arapahoe peaks ,
Pike's peak , thu most famous of nil moun
tains of Colorado , nnd nwny to the south , ! W
miles from the point of observation , thotlireo
forbidden mountain tops known as the Span
ish peaks , nru nil In view for n part of the
distance.
Mnn I ton Is tlio most attractive ! of the many
resorts ot Colorado. Lying nt the foot of
1'lkn's Peak nnd at the untrnnco of the
Garden of the Gods , It Invites the tourist nnd
sight seer to the most remaikablu formations
nnd the grandest ana most picturesque
scenery of that rugged range. Its mineral
springs and pure nlr give now life to the de
bilitated. The Pine's Peak railroad , a
marvel of engineering skill , convoys passen
gers to the very summit of the lotty old
mountnln. From thu top of Pike's Peiuc all
tno great mountain peaks of Colorado are
distinctly visible , while to the cast its trco-
llncd nvunues nt right tingles , looking like n
checker board In the distance , lies the pretty
llltlo city of Cole rado Spring * and beyond
the great plains of eastern Coloindo. A
volume could bo written , Indeed volumes
have been written , of the glories of Manltou
nnd Pllto's Pean.
A ticket covering this tour Is offered for the
seventh largest-list of subscribers.
There Is no American tour which combines
a greater variety of scenery nnd a wider In-
turostotho traveler than ono from Omaha
to SaiiFrnnchco and Los Angeles , Cnla.
The trveler passes through the states of Ne
braska Colorado , Uyoimng , Nevada and
California and the territory of Utah. This is
the gr rat business belt of the west and at
every step of the Journey something of Inter
est presents Itself , whether thotouii tbo
student , business man or merely pleasure
seeker.
Nebraska and Its prairies ; Colorado and its
mountains ; Utah nud its wonderful Salt
lake ; Nevada nnd Its arid plains and Cali
fornia with Us innumorablc attractions , are
all compassed in this trip. Omaha , the most
prosperous city In the union today ; Denver ,
the queen city of the Rockies ; Salt Lake , the
Xlon of Morinondom ; San Francisco , the
golden gate , and Los Angeles , the City of
Our Mother of the Angels , form a string of
Jewels of rarest water.
These am all prosperous cities : they are
all beautiful cities ; they ore all wonderful
cities. Each Is romarkablc for some particu
lar reason. No two of them nro
alike in attractions and no traveler
can afford missing to see each nnd
nil. In the months of June , July , August
und September tbo prairies of Nebraska , the
Rocky mountains , the valleys of Utah and
the great Sierra range are soon to the best
possible advantage. It Is the' fruit season of
California , the sight seeing period of nil the
mountain countries and the pleasurable part
of the vear for travel.
A TKN-IIOUIl DAY.
The Patrolmen U ill Get It After Next
Week.
The chief of police has promulgated a new
general order , to take effect May 1 , l&'Jl.
It provides that all officers detailed for day
duty shall work ten hours. They will report
at the station at 7 o'clock a. m. , and attend
drill for twenty minutes. The roll will bo
called at 7:30 : , and the sergeants will then
inarch the men to their beats.
An hour and n half will be allowed for din
ner , half of tlio men from 11 to 12:150 : o'clock
nnd the other half from liIIO ! : to 2 o'clock.
Patrolmen will remain on their belts until
relieved by the night force.
The night force will report nt 0:4."i : , drill
for fifteen minutes nnd attend roll cull nt 7
o'clock * They will be allowed forty minutes
for supper , report from their boxes at 5
o'clock and go home. Tno do : ; watch , con
sisting of ten men , will bo called to the sta
tion at 3 o'clock , to remain until 5 o'clock ,
nnd will then go to their beats and remain
until relieved by the day men.
THE l'OIliO\EIt FEAST.
wo ViotiniHoithe Kentucky
Dinner lilc.
LOUISVILLE , Ky. , April 23. [ Special Tclo-
gram to THE BEE. ] Mrs. B. F. Gtithrie , wife
of tbo first victim of the poisoning at the
wedding near Linden , Ky. , died this evening.
The coroner will make n careful autopsy with
the hope of establishing the nature of the
poison. The family have consented. Lack
j f this consent bus prevented autopsy previ
ously. Mrs. Guthrie's death leaves her
daughter the wealthiest unmarried lady in
Kentucky. Mrs. Gray , here , nnd Mrs , Dr.
Hobson at St. Matthews are very low.
P. II. Ilodson is a fugitive from justice
who was arrested here yesterday. Ho
is wanted in Fillmore for dispo&injj of
81,000 worth of mortgaged property.
Henry Beoknmn was struck i.i tliofnce
by a piece of steel while at work at the
Omaha barbed Wire ulant yesterday and
w is quite scriouhly hurt.
A building up
of the entire system follows the use
of Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescrip
tion. It's an invigorating , restora
tive touio , soothing cordial and
bracing nervine and a certain
remedy for all the functional de
rangements , painful disorders or
chronic weaknesses peculiar to wo
men. It improves digestiont en
riches the blood , dispels achea and
pains , melancholy and nervousness ,
brings refreshing sleep , and restores
flesh and strength. For periodical
pains , internal inflammation and til-
ceration , Iciicorrhca and kindred ail
ments , it is a positive specific a
guaranteed one. If it fails to give
satisfaction , in any case , the money
paid for it is refunded. No other
medicine- for women is sold on these
terms' With an ordinary medicine ,
it can't bo done.
That's the way its makers provo
their faith in it. Contains no alco
hol to inebriate ; no syrup or sifgar
to de'-ango digestion ; a legitimate
medicine , not a beverage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly'harmless in
any condition of the system.
World's Dispensary Medical As
sociation , Proprietors , No. 003 Main
Street , Buffalo , N , Y.
Nollci- .
Matter of application of ( iC ( > r rlllnll for llinio
llccn-e.
NutU'u It hcri'bv ghcn tint ( icoivo lliilldli
upon ihnV.'Otli iluy of April , A. U. . 1MU , fll < > hi
application td thu major nnd city council o
Ninth Omnlm for Her/To / to * rll limit , i-p'.rllon
and v.iiouhl.qmir . * . nt No..S.V KallioadnM-nuc
Second niirl , South Oiimhu. Nub. , from tint in
duy of May , inn , to the lit day of May. Mi
If tliuro liii no objections , rumnnnranco , n
protcut Illidv.thin two ucukg from AjirllS
A , ! > . , li'Jl ' , the but' HcniiKi ! will bo unuilrd ,
i ; lUi.l. , Applicant.
WHAT IS TUB GRIP ?
This Mysterious anil Terr.ble Disease Care
fully Analysed and Deucrlbid Wlmt to Uo
Whan It Comes.
Nearly every uhyslclnn , every scientist nnd
every miffurer has been inking thin great
( | iiestlini ( Wlmt Is tlio Orlpt Horn chu > ens
sertcd Hint It Is a dangerous mlcrobo which
comes Into the system , bleeds several millions
e\ory becond , nnd teen uvenuns tlie body
with disease. Otliem lni\o mi Id that \ronio
passing through u region of Blur-dust , und
th.it tliu inlnilto paitlclefl are drawn Into the
body with every breath. Whatever It may be ,
It U certain that It Is boiiiuthln ? within the
body which In lighting with the body to undtr-
inlno the life.
What would loiniunn en < o dictate In surh
an enii'rxcney ? Counteract the enemy , Dihe
II from IlioJ-ystem. Do not lillu ! with It. Aet
pioinptly and wisely at the Hist iiiiioueh | |
whleh you can leudlly delect. Tiiko Miiiiulhlntf
which can euiintetaet their deadly Influence.
Spirits ofsiune Kind a 10 tliu best tblnir tolnke.
and whiskey Is preferable to any other kind of
spirit ; bill It should bu borim toy carefully
In mind that only pule wliNlley will have thu
I'lleet. and It should H' ' O bo rcincntbi'ri'd that
Duffy's Pine Mull Whiskey staiuls at the hi'iid
of all pieparatlons nnd Is Hie only medicinal
whiskey up > n tlin niiiikel SelentUts Imvo as-
huiti'd ihN. tliu d oi'lois Imvoerlllcdit.iiiid
millions nf peoi'u | ' Inoe MOMII It beyond u
ilniibt. Thaic are innnv uns"riiiiulousdi"ilur <
who will n-tiiio yon that any whiskey will
nnsuei the puii ) < > ( > , but they are uiongund
nio trying tu deceit o you. In eu-o of ( Jilp JOH
ciinnot iitlurd to taku nny ehnnces tliercforo
take that whUh Is. bejoml iiuistton purr ,
medicinal and the only valuable wlil-Uey upon
thu itmikct.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAU DVBVOHKS \
n all parti of thu country fur pi lea
1st
C. A M.VC-HAN. I'rjp
OU Uroadwav. No.ir Northniislcni U
IA
ZESSTATEB
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . S150.000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
DinKTOiis-I A Miller , K O Olcison , K L
ihusart. K. E. Hart , J U Edmund-ion. Oh irloi
( . llannan Transict Keneril binklnx bunl-
nets Largest capit.il and surplui ot any
low.i.
INTEREST ON TIMi DEPOSITS ,
IIili03t cash price paid for ratja nnd
nil kinds of scrap mcials.
Country dealers nnd merchants will
ind it to their advantage to communi
cate wltti us before disposing of their
stocks. GILINSKY HUGS. ,
Union 13roadway UepcH ,
Tel. 301. Council Blurts , la.
27 MAIN STREET.
Over C. II. Jucqucmln & Co. . Jewelry Store
SI. II. Cll.UlUEltt.IS , M. It.
c , Kar , No c nnd Throat
Council IlluDs ,
Sere cye , cross r > e , i
pnlnlul nnd weak vision , ,
ciirnchu , ileafne * . dli-
iliurKC from ttif cnrn.
Larrh , hiy fu\cr , ort
mid all ncute und chronic
atTccllons of tliu thruitt u
ppeclnlty Gla i-vei r.t-
ti'J uliliom imln Gliscet nccurntcly prtscrlbrd In
illtlk'iiH C.IM' , often curing clirunlc neur.deli nnd
nick lipndncho. hurclc.il operation * , when noren-
i > nry , pnlnleisly pcrfciriuci ] , liHsnrln , ' b t roulti
Olllce. bhuuiirt-llvnu block , room 1 , ( .Viuncll lllulta , In
OFFICER &
BANKERS.
Corner Main anl Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign anldoiioatlo xeh in ;
Collection uiado aud interest pild on tl.nj
deposit *
Finleyl3urke. Thos. E. Oasady.
BURKE & CASADY ,
Attorneys- - Iaw
I'llACTICi : IX TJIK STATE AND FEDERAL
COURTS.
onices : J. J. Itrown Hulldln , Council Uluffi ,
IowaGas
Gas Heating Stoves.
No Asucs ! No SMOKE.
Just tbo thins for bath rooms bed rooms , etc.
Cull and ECO ounnrKo
C. B. Gns nnd Electric Light Co.
Ill I'o.irl and 210 Main Street.
THE ! QR.A.ND ,
Council Bluffs , In.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Open.
Cragin & Co. , Proprietors.
To Bee-Keepers
I carry n. full line ot Bcokcopers' sup
plies , incluilinR comb foundation , lion-
oy knivoh , smokers , sections nnd all
KuimUes for the nnlarv. M. S HOOP ,
20 RHrnndway , Council Blurts , Iowa.
HOTEL.
T/if . .Unciviltor. . t-ttii unit
it the tliost Hlittitiintiiillu coii
Itnti'l lltillitinti ' 'i Ointihn * Nrt-efal
lit-iirii brick flrn ir < illn rintnlnncom
lniMi'incitt tu fitof .ill the. t-rlllniiK anil
floorIllicit trltfs .iNbetoi flt-e itraitf
tiiiiift , iiHi/-iiif/ it lini > nvtltil > - tn tuti-n
qtilek.'YrrCJVCKJX'K n < l Jire ( iliirini
tltroiifihoitt the Iniiltllnti. titctnn lient ,
lint unit I'tiltt iKitci' mill Hiiimtiliu't.t
ct-fruruijiii , 'Iiililu tiiiMiii-jKinricil tiny.
ICJICiV.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
HOTEL DELI,9MrJ3.
Corner Mth nnd Capitol Aveniu.
Just comnlatot , has 100 rooms , threi
stairways , from thn top to the botUm , h.ii
line elevator and dinning room batvlot , I
lire proof throughout , line blll.ir.l rooms an4
the finest toilet room * In Ui3 city. Lars
nmplo rooms , Suites with b\th.ta. Co-
14th and C.icltol AVB. Street cir servloa la
illdructions. HrUoi , from SQ.5J to $1.00
IRESGHIPECIPICT
A POSITIVcI and permanent CURE for all
dl ai. ollheVjRINARY ORGANS. Cur
Mhor80thtrtreitm ntlilii. Full directions with o eh
hotlle. Prlct , on dollar. See tlgniturenf E. U
SIAKU For Qalo By All
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
\VANTit : ) ComuoUmt Rlrl In fumlly nf
tw.jat 312 High bchool avenuo. Mrs. H
Mulder ,
8A.KT o goodIoUii Wright' * addl-
tlom ttlll Uikn horsci in uuymont. Apply
to Leonaid K\erett.
HOMK llnr rosldi'ticu property for rent by
Day & Hess , M I'earl street.
IJIOKHKNTcnnciefunnlii I'li'inoiit county.
Jtown , HuilM' , well nnd Plied for one-third
of crop on fiirm. Apply to Leonard Kvurutt
Council Illtilts , lowii ,
t > AI.I/--CIUHP. ! Two flue ponies. In-
ijulie bOHlh uvu.
; -llotel centrally located , dolim
. . il ( biiBlm'M. Ur will uxchniiKo for good
farm In western lowu.
Hotel lease , furiiltuio and flxtilrvm an A
No. 1 cliuiiculo Mup Into u good paying busl-
ness Ht'HMins for celling , other business to-
; all ownerV attention.
. iilns in icMideiiee und business prop
erty. H. I' . Olllfi'r. leal estate and insurance
agenlNo. . I ! ! N. Main St. . Cuiincl ! UlnlTR.
/1AKIII..NS SKIIIO eholco Kurdcn land nenr
V ' Couiu'll lllulTs for : ilo oncusy tcrnm. nlno
tlneynrds und u lur u list of Iowa farms.
JolmMon .V Van 1'attvii ,
Ij OH HM.l ; A tine family hurne , Tyuun old
- tills uptliu , wi-lxlis lavi poiindu , color
oriel , llrcd by Itobert MucOirijor Adilren
11. 1' . lliiUcnhuner , T to Ul 1 ourth t-troet ,
Couiifiljjliin .
T.I A VK eus.li eustomer for four lot.s between
J J L'lst und i.V > thts. . , between A\e I ) uud < tu
i\c.l. I' , ( jirennlilolds. dl'J HroudMiiy.
I/MU IT farm for Mile or trade , \iell located
-L nnd all In bearlnzi gooJ house und barn ,
Vt 111 tiiko some good city property , und good
mi'Ket. on biilunee. Call on or u ( idles * U
J. lliitohlnsmi A : Co. . fl7Jlroad ] ay. _ " "
IfoU HKNT Thu McMalion block. : f Hory
Jbik'k , with busumenl uud ulwalor. J.V. .
Sliilrc , Ui I'u.irl stieuL
irMtU AI.K A bargain ; new modern liocisa
with all tliu late Improvements , i > uvon
jot'ins , will < ell on uufiy payments , located on
the 1'lftli .ix'ini" motor Una L ) . J. llutcblu-
ken til" llruidw iy.
--IS\UK or Uont OarJea UaJ , with
houi * , l > rJ U llloe. 19J Malu tt , Oounoll
Uluff.
" 'J'lll ! OlllIT I'VIIUWN Not III It. "
Look hero , with ten years' e\i > crleiiie wo
sell the best lines ol bicycles lu the west.
Tno Victor , best on earth , bus set the
pattern for nil others , price . $133
The Vlctora , Highest grade and finest
ladles' wheel In the world . 133
The large Uiiint , ball bearing all over , In-
eluding head re.ir brake und spring
frame , the best for the i ouey oflered . 65
The. Giantess , spring frame , ball bearIng -
Ing , best ladlos' wheel for the money
ever offered . 73
The rsonpanel , ' _ ' ( ) -inch , all bull bearing ,
boys' wheel , best out . 40
The Gendron , 'JO-inch , diamond frame ,
Indies' and vouthx' wheel . 40
The Little Giant , 24-inch , boys' wheel ,
spring fork , 7,000 sold last year , the
mo'jt perfect boys' wheel over made . . S3
The Leader , 24-inch safety , cone bear
ings . 23
Small 20-inch wheels , tricycles , veloci
pedes. boys' wagons from tl up.
In selecting our lines of wheels this year
we have cone over the whole lit-ld of Aineri-
c'in and Imported wheels nnd ne think from
our past experience we are offering the best
nlue to be had In the bicvclo line in this lo
cality.
Look out for our refrigerator and gasoline
steve ad next week. Catalogues and prices
urnlshed on application. Hemembor Cole Ss
Cole , 41 Main btrcot , uenr tbo Grand hotel.
Pointers on B cycle * .
There will be hundreds of wheels sold In
Counc'l Bluffs and vicinity this scaaon , and
10 purchaser can afford to tnako experiments
it his own cost , which ho will do wjicn he
Yields to the temptation to buv anything clso
ban the world-famed Columbian. Note these
> oiuts of unquestionable superiority over all
itl.er machines :
The Steering The Columbia spring fork
ins no "fltiimidels11 to interfere with the
steadiness of steering. Ask old riders about
'bands off" .
Weight -Don't take tbo catalogue welirht.
The Columbia weighs 4SX pounds on the
scales. A few pounds of unnecessary weight
s n ton up the hill.
Simplicity The Columbia double diamond
frame combines lightness , strength and
simplicity.
Cushion Tires "You pay your money and
vou takes your eholco. " The Columbia is
nado either way , although the solid tire is
without doubt the most durable.
HcfriKcrntors.
The World's best , the North Star and the
Leonard , range in prices from f4.50 up.
LiKMtiinc sloven.
The Reliable Process Evaporator steve is
the best lu the market. No sub-burner , con
sequently burns less gasoline.
The IJcHt Lawn Mower.
Genuine Philadelphia lawn mower. Do
not buy Inferior imitations when you can got
the real article for the same money.
P. C.'DEVOL ,
504 BHOADWAY AMI 10 Mux ST.
S rOU INDIAN SUI'l'UKS AND
Transportation Department < > f tlio Inte
rior , Ollli'e of Indian AT ( lf > . Washington ,
April 4 , 1KU. MiHlod proposals. Indorsed "l'io-
posalu foi Beef , ( bids for beef must be submit
ted In scpai.ito envelopes ) , bnton. Hour , elotli-
In ; . or transportation , ete , " ( as the case may
bo' and dire-clod to tlioCommlh Ionerof Indian
AflairsNiH r , " > and 07 Woostcr street. New
Vork. u 111 be received until 1 p. in of Tuo-dny ,
MuviV , IsOI. for furnlshlns for the Indian ser-
\leo about ' . " 0.1.MO pounds bacon , ; uKK.UOQ ( )
pounds beef on the. noof , l.dW.oxi pounds not
beef , iKiO.IKX ) pounds beans. bl.lKU pounds baking
powder..ItiU.OM pounds corn. 5.YG ) % ) pounds
eolTee.10,0 O.UOJpotin-ls flour , 11C.O 0 pounds feed
C.0 ( ) Opounds Irtrd bread. 4U.OX ) p Kinds hominy ,
Hi.'KlJ ' pounds lard CM b-irrels mti- , > pork , S.'i.OOO
pounds oatmeal , SW.OO ) pounds o its. linWO
pounds rice , 2.MK.O poll nils ten , 117. < KIO pounds
conisi salt. JW.'WJ pounds ( Inn suit , : Wtk)0
pounds soap. ] , 100,00 pounds susar , and 412-
OOJ iiounds wheat. Also , blankets , woolen nnd
cotton poods , ( consisting HI part of ticking
17.COO yards ; standard calico , lOO.OJO yards )
drilling , W.wO yards ; cluck , free fioni nil slr-
Insr.iU.Oii ) yards , denims. 2inoo yaids : irinii-
hiini , : ; inOiO yards : Kentucky jeans. 14,000
vardsj cheviot. 2.IOO ( yards ; brown sheeting
S U.txrj yards : bleached sheotliiR , 4\KX ( ) yurdai
hickory shirting. l.VOdO yards ; calico smrtlng ,
S.dUOya.ds ; wln-ey , 4.0JU yards ) ; clothing , pw-
corlert , notions , liardwiiro , medical siipplloi ,
school hooks , etc. , and a long list of miscella
neous aril les. such tis harness , plows , rukes ,
folk * , etc. . and for about 575 waj-'ons required
for the service , to bo dollvenid at Chlcngo
Kansas City , and Sioux City. Also , for such
\vauons us iiiiiv bo renulrea , adapted
totliDellinatc of the I'aclDo coast , wltn Cult
Ifornla brakes , delivered at Snn Kranclsco.
ANo. transportation for such ot the articles ,
goods and supplies that mar not lie eon irct-
ed for to bo delivered ut the Auencies.
1IIHS MUST Hi : MAl > n OUT ON ROVEllNMENT
HUNKS. Sehedutes showlnc thu kinds and
nnantllles of snlislstnnec sopp les reijuirud
Joreaeh Aseney and school , and the kinds
and quantities In tfross , of all other seeds , and
articles t < icet her ith blank proposals con-
dltloiih to bo observed by bidders , tlmu und
jiliuo of d.ell\erv. terms of contiact. iinrl pay-
menu traiisporlatlon routes , and all other
necessary Instructions will be furnished upon
application to the Ionian Oltlce In Washing
ton , or ( ) . to ( inilW H' < or ( uliv/f. A * in 1'ork ,
Thu Commissaries of Suhslstonce , U S. A. at
Cheyeiine. Chicago. I.eavcmvorlh , Ornaha ,
Faint I.oulsS ilnt I'aiil.and San rranclseotliH ;
1'ostinastorsat ? loux City , Iowa ; ViinMon , 8.
Dakota ; Arkniisus City. L'aldwell , Topeka ,
and Wlehlfi , Kansas , and TUCMHI , Arlrona.
The riKhl Is re orved by the Koverninent to
inject any and all bids , or nnv part of any bid
and t ict > e proposals are Invited under proviso
th.it appuiprlat Ions shall bo in ido for the
supplies by eoneiess. Illdswlllba opened at
the hour and day above stated , and blddcra
ro Invited to bo present at thii openlli ! ; .
CinTinin : : niECKs. All forts must lie nrrnm-
jianlcd by rertlfled checks or drafts upon
some 1'ihted Mates DoiMisltory or tt o I'lrst
National Itnnk of San Trnnclseo , Oa' for at
least II\o pel rent of the amount of the pro
posal. T. J. MOUOAN , Coininlssloner.
A-hdJitin
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. a DEPOSITORV. OMAtIA NS3
Cnpltnl , - - - - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jnn. 1st. 180O , - Oii.OOO
Oltlccrp" ant | ilrcclorIIenrr \V V t 1'ro.l.lentj
lx' li > . lion I Vlcj-1'rnildant ; Jamcu W S vaB8 , w
V MortR. John H Colilni , 1C U Cuiblnz , J. N. U
I'nultk W 11. i , cathlor.
THK IRON BANK.
Corner Utb KUd KarnamStt
A General It.ink'ln ; liutlnci * Transactal
NEW OGrDEN HO TEE
The NewO doi Ilotal , in Council illu fa ,
h ibboimom.iiotiJ rdCarnUie.1 an imJi-n-
ized ihroug.iout , anJ U now on i of. ha lit
hotels In tli btam. Itts looati 1 In tha bail *
Host p.irtol t loclty an 1 th ole.itno motor j
p.ib-j tha door nvery lour minjtu. Kiro oj-
c . \pe-i and nreaUrmJ throujnout th i billJ.
Ing. Steam linat , hot nnJ cold witir anl
.un.hlnoiu evernum. . Table uu irptdil
anywhere. Ilates , $ -.OOacliy.
QBO. M. WHITNEY , Manager.