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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , MAKHI 3 , 1892. THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL HLUFFa OFJ-'ICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. \ tJclhctcdby Carrier to any part of tbo City 11. W. TII.TON , - MANAGER lliiilnc OITIco Np i(1tor ; ( | N , Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal. Crnft's chattel loans. 01 Snpp block. For Sale My house. Mrs. J. Lytnnn. Mrs. Tnrlott of Boulder , Colo. , is in the city on a visit to Miss Ragsdnlo. B. O. Brtilngton of Atlantic , Jud'o ( Smith's shorthand reporter , wns In the city yesterday - day morning. rtio Rebokah Relief association will meet this afternoon at UUO : o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Montclth , 2.30 Broadway. Tickets for the entertainment to bo given by the Class Union , Thursday nvonlne atths First Baptist church , are for sale al Ellis' pharmacy. The Ladles Ala society of the Bcroan Bap tist church will moot tomorrow nftornoon at the homo of Mrs. T. F. Thickstun , 721 Wil low avonuu. The Ladles Aid society of St. John's English Lutheran church moots tomorrow nftornoon nt the residence of Mrs. I1 , Nelson , 2009 Sixth nvcnuo. Mr. Whltemw of the firm of Fothering- hurn , Whltolnw & Co , , Boston store , loft Monday night for Now York and Boston on n business trip for the honsu. A company of about twenty young people of this city wont to Oinahii lust evening to attend u bull givun at the Metropolitan club bousu by the Korlti Omaha club. The Rod Men of this city have become tired of dancing to the music of the tom-tom and hava purchased a line new piano , which adds greatly to the interest of their ledge meetings. Mnrriapo licenses were Issued yosterdy to A. R. Morrlton nnd Bridget Glllosplo of Surpy county , Nebraska , and to Adalbert Cook and Nellie \Valtor , both of Honey Creek , Pottuwnttamio county. Pottnwultamlo trlbo , No. 21 , Improved Order of Red Men , will moot nt 7:1)0 : ) o'clock this evening In regular council in their wig- wnm , corner of Broadway and Main streets , for work in the adoption degree. Visiting chiefs are welcome. J. J. Stoadman Uns returned from Missouri Vnlloy. whcro ho wont to attend the dedi catory exerctsns of the now ball which has Just been opened by the Grand Army of the Republic. While there ho delivered an ad dress which is highly spoken of by the press of the town. The fruit growers nnd gardeners will meet In regular seshlon on Saturday , March 5 , nt 2 p. m , nt their room In the county court bouse. The following papers will bo read nnd discussed : "Employlnc Burry Pickers , " by L O. Williams ; "The Manufacture of Wino from Our Grapes , ' ' by Peter Wois. Other mutters of interest will como before the association. The Pacific house was solzod on nn attach ment writ Monday evening ibsuod from the district court In favor of E. A. Wickhnm and W. A. Mauror. the owners of the build ing , acainst H. P. Ntlos to secure S 'UO.whlch Is claimed to bo a balance due on the last two months. ' rent. It remained In the hands of a deputy nil night , and yesterday Nlles again took possession pendinir n sottlc-nont. City Marshal Sims of West Point , Neb. , was in lha city Monday night nnd yesterday morning lonking for Jesse Sheer , wbo is wnnlnd at West Point to answer to the charge of being the father of a fatherless child which caino to light at that pluco u short time ago. Ho belongs to a well-to-do family at West Point , but for some ttmo has thought to bo biding SOL nvhore in Iowa in order to avoid belnir arrested. The officer , In company with Officer Beswick , made the rounds of nil the places where it was thought ho might bo , but without finding him. The West Point marshal left , for Oinahu yester day and is now making a further search. Eastern money to loan on renl estate by E. II. Sheafo , Broadway und Main. Money to loan. Lowest rates. John ston & Van Patten , Evoi-ott block. Look at the lots in Franklin Square. An ucro in each lot ; 10 per cent olt for thirty days. DAY & HESS. I'lled Her AiiNwcr. A few days since Mr. Pillsbury of Minne apolis commenced a suit In the district court ugalnst Captain and Mrs. F. B. Hart asking , Judgment against the defendants upon u V covenant contained in a mortgage theretofore glvon to him by tbo defendants , alleging that tbo mortgaged property was subject to prior lucumbranccs for its full vuluo. Mrs. Hart's scpuratc property W.IB attached on the ground of non-rosuloiico. Yesterday she filed her newer nnd cross-petition'through her at torney , Colonel Diulo.v , from which it appears that after giving the mortcngo sued upon Mr. Plllsoury purchased ot the defendants ono of tt.o mortgaged tracts for $12,000 , sub ject to the mortgnio bold by him , and that It was ngreert that such purchase and solo should not mcrgo his mortgage security. It Is also alleged that at the time ol the sale to Pillsbury nil prior lions against the property had been paid und that bis second mortgage thereby became the first and only lion against Enid property ; aiso that .Mrs. Hurt hns ten dered to Mr. Pillsbury the full amount of his tlobt with costs , which be declined. In her cross-petition sbo asks that ho bo required to accept payment and that defendants bo sub roguted to the mortgage security. Swanson Music Co. , Mnaonlo toraplo The G. M. Dodge camp , Sons of Vet crane , will give n ball in G. A. 11. hal on the evening of March 7. A cord hi Invitation is ox tended to the public. Jrirvls 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best. MI-H. l'olliinl'8 StiitKineiit. COUNCIL Buiri-x , Feb. 23. To the Editor o TUB BKE : Your statement luTuc BBK of February ruary 28 , In relation to Mr. Bowcn , my ad vance agent and myself , Is incorrect. Mr. Bowen did agree to pay every dollar of money ho owes mo and offered to put him self under bonds. What passed between Mr. Bowen and myself in my "closeted" in terview with him in my lawyer's office Is fully known to my attorney , and had reference to certain papers and lawsuits , which bo , Down , had brought for mo in the state of New Vork. The matter has not boon "patched up. " Mr. Bowou's retraction and apology before Justice Jones , February 27 , was of bis own seeking , and voluntary on bis part. 1 simply decline to prosecute or persecute a human belnc who as far as ho is able has made the amende honorable. Youru truly , NATIIAUA. POI.UIHD , Dra Woodburydontistsnoxt to Grand betel ; line work u specialty. Tola 14& Roller , the tailor , 310 I3roadwny , 1ms all the latest styles and newest fronds. Satisfaction fjnurnntood. Nnlit Illpileriiiiin' * Stock , The clothing stock of L. Hloderman was told out at auction yesterday afternoon by Wallace Mcl addon to satisfy a chattel mortgage hold by tno Council Illu ffi Sav- ' IIIRS bank of f 1,000. There were only two bidden , MotcalfDroj. of this city and E. UolhRChlld & , Dro. of Chicago , and ufter a few spirited rounds the hammer full and iho itock was declared sold to the latter firm for 7,000 , It having been Inventoried at t8- ! 000. ! ' . M. ilunter was on the ground anneu with a writ ot attachment which had been Issued from the United States district court forfS.OOOin favor of Cabti Uro . of Chicago , but it was not served , as ho decided to at tach the 17,000 which wai received by tbo bank a few minutes later as the proceeds of tbo sale. Wo have our own vinoynrds In Caltfor nln. Jnrvh Wlno company , Co. UlutTs Walnut block and Wjointng coal , fresh mluud. rouoivuddtilK Thntolior , 0 Utl * . NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Republican Primaries Oall Out a Very En thusiastic Crowd , GENERAL INDICATIONS OF HARMONY \crniiiiiKMlnllnti4 Kntlrvly Iniiifllclcnt tti I Sut My OKI llmti of the I'nltliliil l.lflt of the Cumlldutn null Dclo. Scloclnl. There \voro republicans visible nil around last night. Tlioy wcro as plentiful us they wcro dur ing ttio political landslide of last year. Contrary to nil precedent eslnbllibod dur ing the past ten years of the party's con tinuous defeat they attended the pri maries. In nil the words the little bunches of stalwarts wbo never fall were swallowed up In multitudes too ( trout for the accommo dations provided , and the caucuses that usually occupy a few minutes of in formal discussion took up the time of the onthusltstlo republicans until nearly 11 o'clock , Thla cannot bo taken as anything also tnan nn Indication of the result that will follow the city election next Monday. In the First ward chuio was a spirited con test between the friends of Aldormun Casper ntnl Henry Stovunson , and it took several " ( allots before It cnuld bo determined wbo houlu bo the candidate for nldormanlc lonors. The last ballot resulted In a mnjor- ty lor Stevenson and his nomination was nindo unanimous. Ho la the mutineer of the Council Bluffs lumber company und is n clean man and a rontf candidate. The following delegates ivcro chosen : W. C. Stacy. W. ti. Hcllon , A. N. Lund , E. C. Buldy , E. J. Abbott and ' . A , Cusan. The longest and hardest fight was In the econd ward , whore the crusli was BO great hat it tilled the city buildUii ; nnd extended nto the street. Several hundred votes were nst and It took n long time to cou'jl them , rive ballots were taken before it could Do : lcclded whether L. O. Kiiotts or C. A. TlbbottR should bo the candidate for alilor- rnan , and then Tlbbcts only secured It by ono majority. Delegates ; J , H. Pace , L. G. "Cnotts , J. C.Uaker , C. M. Gould , C. S. ilubbard , C. A. Tibbots , J. J. Stcadmuu and L. C. Dale. In the Third ward there was about the n in a degron of enthusiasm , but it did not aU long , as only dulognte& were to bo nomi nated. CJcorgo F. Smith was chairman and j. Kinnehun socrotarv. Delegates : J , E. larkness , M. II. Chamberlain . E. Hnvor- lock , James Armstrong , L. E. Brldonutom , \V. J. Snoathon , William Arnd and L. 13. ousins. The Fourth ward bad an Interesting caucus n Inr as numbers were concerned , but us only delegates xvoro to bo chosen there wan no contest , Delt-patea : E. L. Shugort , Coory Hoed , E. E. Mnyno , Fitzwarron , Junior Palerson and I. M. Tronor. Thcro was u love feast in the Fifth ward , and while it wns at Its height Alderman Smith was renomlnated by acclamation. H. O. Cook was chairman hnd Doll G. Morgan .ecretary. . Dole-rates : W. A. Highsmlth. jcorgo Gates , Thonms Peterson , Ed. Can ning , John Mailson. Thomas Berwick , E. E. ook imd George W. Strong. lu the Sixth ward there was no contest , but a great deal of interest nnd largo attend ance. Only delegates were selected , us follows : Wilson ,1'nmos , C. I. Clattorbuck , S. S. Elliott , F. M. West. BOSTON 2ounc.ll lllull'rf , In. , .Nprlns Annouiiccinent IHU'J. Our thousands of patrons have boon isklng daily whoa our spring merchan dise would be placed on salo. Most of the inquiries were regarding dress goods , which \vo have nt lust got nr- anged in stock and open for inspection. [ Everything the latest , the newest , the lobbiesl. They have only to bo soon to 3o appreciated. THE NEWEST WEAVES FOR 1892. IB a light weight material in silk and woil known as "Lansdowno , " perfectly plain , weave resembling bilk , but drapes ind clings much moro graceful. Wo show the best quality in the mar ket , carried and advertised by all the loading eastern houses at $1.83 and SI.50 ; wo make our price $1.25 goods full 40 in. wide. BKNGALINE. A popular mtitorial for this season. Wo show a nice line of spring shades , also black ; our price $1.00 a yard. VANDYKE BEDFORD CORDS. This is a now weave of Bedford cord , wp''on with the raised cord , ' ut figured with a Vandyke pattern. Handsome line of shades ; our price 75c n yard. ZIG ZAG JACQUAUDS. The above is a novelty , something en tirely now in effect and very desirable good for spring wear. The price SI. 00 a yard. HENRIETTAS. Wo have thorn in all qualities and all imaginable shades and colors at 60c , 58c , 75c and 9oc n yard. POPULAR SHADES. Our dross goods department never was so complete , having taken great pains in selecting for this season , the popular shades being , lizard green , gobelin green , pearl gray , ashes oi rofeos , French modes und slates , English tans and tan-browns. tanbrowns.BOSTON BOSTON STORE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. "Uncle Tom's Cabin. " a beautiful edi tion , only 25c at Braekott'a Corner Book store. Ciiiirt N nv8. A suit wns commenced in the district court yesterday by Cora Morris for a divorce from her husband , Oscur Morris. Plaintiff asks custody of tbo child , Melvln Earlo. George Fischer has commenced u divorce sultagaum his wife , Wilhalmina Fischer , whom ho married In Furnenhaapcn , Han over , Germany , lu IS. " . ; ) , lloallogca that they lived together for twont.v-one years , when bis wife loft him nnd has not boon seen or hoard from since. A null uas boon commenced by John E , Blackman against George F. Wrlpbt to com pel .the defendant to rcconvoy to him athlity ncio trnct of laud which bo deeded to Wilght. lu 188Q on condition that Wright wns to let him have nny sum of money bo needed not to exceed f 10,000. Utnckmai claims ho executed thn deed and delivered It to Charles Uuldano , who was nt that time n partner of Wright , but that Wright always refused to lot him huvo tbo money as no agreed , \Vnght on tils side claims thnt the papers referred to wcro never handed ti him by Iluldano. IJlnckman demands tha WrU'ht be required to reconvey the ptop orty to him , und that It ho refuses to do sc the clerx of the court be appointed a com mlssionor to execute the deed. 1'otiilons were nUo placed on file yesterday day at follows ; Charles Bowman ngtlni James K. Hlco ot al ; Council liluffa Sivincs bank ngalnit F. F. Chamborlala et al ; Jucob Koulcmacber against Andy Bowling ot al. To 50o a day will buy a flrstclass piano at half price. For particulars wrlto or BOO the MUKLLEU PlAJJO AND OllOAN Co. , 103 Main St. , Council BlulTu , la. Hardly Salluflvil. All a ay long yesterday ono of the prlnclpa themes ot conversation on the streott was thi coming election and what tbo chances wore for the various candidates that Had already been put up by the democrats and those wbo would be nominated by the ropuoilcans. Ou all sldei could bo heard expressions of ills satisfaction among tbo democrats , many o whom fool as though tbo ticket was the rcsul of u put un Job tooutt a certain faction from power. Many who have nothing per sonally urfuliut any of tbo candidates announce tlieir willingness to vet for anything except tbo domocratli tlokot , simply to show ttiolr disapproval o iucuttctlc * . A Urge abare of this dUntis action , of course , oamo from those who sup- orted sorni of the unsuccessful candidates be- ore and during the convention. The breach n the ranks Is being taken advantage of by bo republican loaders , nnd every effort will bo made to put up n ticket that will bo etc- optablo to the disgruntled democrats. The irnspocts nro considered very encouruRtng or thn success of the republican ticket at ho polls next Monday , provided the right cind of men are placed In nomination. Dr. N. D , Lawrence Is being prominently mentioned by the republicans as among the losslbllltlcs for the nomination of mayor , lis boomlct has sprung up within the last ew days and ho had made all his nrraugo- nents to take an extended ocean voyage dur- ng the coming spring. Ho hns at last con- entoa to allow his name to bo used , and has given up the Intended trip. Jnrriswlld blackborrv is the boat The Now Directory. \Villlara Quigley of the Dubuque Dally Telegraph is in the olty distributing the epics of the uow city directory to the sub- crlbors. The book is to nil appearances the most complete ono that has over boon pub- ishcd for the city of Council Bluffs. It was compiled by .1. P. Bushnoll of Dns Molnos , and contains 10,000 names , which on the bnsls usually employed In figuring up tbo city's population from the directory , gtvus Council Bluffs n population of 35.00J. In ad dition to the list of resident * of this city , hnro Is n complete directory of the county , vblch takes up about one-third of the entire oook. The front part of the book contains a great many oncravings of buildings and cones in nnd about the Bluffs , including hose of ovcry public school building in the city. All In all It seems to bo a very crodlt- able publication , nnd the people of the city nnd county are to bo congratulated at their good fortune in having it. Skipped u-lth the StMlio Monoy. Andy Taylor , n well known barber of this city , acted as stakeholder nl a wrestling mutch hold in South Omaha lust Friday evening , and about $ lf > 0 was deposited with lim by various parties wbo hot on the result. Vftor the match was over Taylor was no- vhero to bo found , and ho has not been seen ) y any of his friends from that day to this. Some of tils friends lu this city claim to have received letters from him since his depart ure , but as these letters nro dated from all over the country , from Kansas City to Uon- vor , but little reliance U placed In those stories. Both ho and ttio money bavo disun ion red , however , and the winners , who have lover had n chance to sco the color of tholr vlnulngs , nro anxiously looking for him. Surprised Tliclr Pastor. The residence of E. M. II. Fleming , pastor ot the Epworth Methodist church. 1150 East 'ierco street , was invaded by about thirty of his members Monday evening without a vord of warning. Tha visitors deposited vith tbcpv host their tokens of esteem , among which was quite an amount of silver , after which they proceeded to enjoy them selves. The surprise was In honor of the "Uth birthday of Mr. Fleming. Among those iresent were Mr. Seymour , Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Harding , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Uanoy , Mrs. Graves , Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smllio , Mrs. : toso Davis , Misses Cutler , Seymour , Davis , Nichols , West and others. OOMINCJ IN MAY. . 1,1st as Far ns Known of Delegates to the Mctlnxllst Conference. The following list of delegates to the Meth odist quadrennial conference which meets .n tbis city on the first of May next , will beef of interest to a great mony readers oi THE BEE. The list is not as yet completed ns tbo conferences will not all bo held until about the middle of April. The following nro these who have boon chosen up to date. The reserves or alternates are not given bero , simply tha delegates : Austin : Ministerial David Gay , presid ing older , Fort Worth , Tex. Lay George E. Nols , rallwny ofllce , Fort Worth , Tex. Blue Hldgo : Ministerial Thomas W. Matnoy , pastor , Kicovillo , N. C. Lay James E. Iloed , clerk United States court , Ashevltle , N. C. California : Ministerial Charles V. An thony , pastor , San Jose , Cal. ; 'James M. Board , president Napa college , Napa , Cal. ; William II. Gobor , pastor , Los Gates , Cal. ; John D. Hammond , agent Book depository , San Francisco , Cal. Lay Ely W. Plater , capitalist , Oakland , Cal. j Caauncey Galnes , banner , Berkeley , Cal. Central Gorman : Ministerial Henry J. Liobhart , editor Sunday school and tract publications , Cincinnati , O. ; Jacob Roth- weiler , presiding elder , Newport. Ky. ; John G. Schnol , pastor , Cincinnati , O. Lav Gotliob . ' . Goldor , editor , Pittsburg , Pa. ; Hans A. Schroottor , insurance agent , Cin cinnati , O. Central Illinois : Ministerial Charles O. McCulloch , presiding elder , Peoria , 111. ; Thomas Donoy , presiding elder. Pontiac , III. ; Merrick A. Head , presiding older. Rock Island. 111. ; Benjamin F. Tullmau , presiding elder , Kanuakco , III. ; Jervis G. Evans , pres ident Holding college , Abington , 111. Lay Mliton Hicks , manufacturer , Slreator , III. ; Thomas J. Robinson , banker , Rock Island , 111. Central Now York : Ministerial Luke C. Quoal , presiding elder , Auburn , N. Y. ; Ed mund M. Mills , pastor , Elmlra , N. Y. ; Ed win J. Hermans , castor , Elmira. N. Y. : Uriah S. Beobo , presiding elder , Cuzonovlo. N. Y. ; Marvin P. Blakesloo , presiding older , Ithaca , N. Y. Lay George A. Gournsey , banker , Canton , Pa. ; Andrew B. Blodgett , saporlntcndcut public schools , Syracuse , Central Ohio : Ministerial Leroy A , Belt , presiding elder , IContou , O. ; Ellas D. Whit- lock , pastor , Delaware. O. ; Adam C. Barnes , presiding elder , Carey , O. ; Isaiah U. Hender son , presiding older , Ivonton , O. Lay Wil liam Lawrence , lawynr , Bollofontalue , O. ; Alfred G. Williams , merchant , Perrysburg , O. Central Tennessee : Ministerial Joseph M. Carter , pastor , Tullahoma , Tonn. Ltiy Charles 11. Maynnrd , merchant , Tullahoma , Tenn. Chicago Gorman : Ministerial Charles Hcdler , pastor , Oshkosh , Wis. ; Charles Iwert , pastor , Watortown , Wls. Lay Gustavus Seofold , merchant , Milwaukee Wls. ; Charles L. Gamer , manufacturer , Chi cago. Cincinnati : Ministerial Adna B. Leon ard , secretary Missionary society , Now York city ; Charles H. Payne , secretary Board of Education , Now York city ; John Pearson , presiding elder , Cincinnati , O. ; Thomas H. Pcarno , pastor , Xenla , O. Lay William . Wilson , bank cashier , Urbana , O. ; J nines M. Gamble , manufacturer , Cincinnati , O. Colorado : Ministerial Earl Cranston , agent Western Book concern , Cincinnati , O. ; Nathaniel A , Chamberlain , pastor , Denver , Colo. : Samuel W. Thornton , presiding alder , Denver , Colo. Lay John Evans , capitalist , Denver , Colo. ; Horace T. DoLong , reporter , Grand Junction , Colo. Columbia : Ministerial George M. Booth , presiding older. Spokene , Wash. ; Henry Rasmus , presiding older , Spoitune , U'ash. ' Lay-James B , Sargont , rancher , Spokane , Wash. ; Harlln J. Co/1 no , professor , Walla Walla , Wash. Dauntti : Ministerial Charles B. Clark , presiding older , Mitchell , S. D. ; Alva W. Adklnson , pastor , Albuquerque , N.M. Lav Henry E. Cratz , teacher , Vermlllion , S. D. ; Edwaru T. Langlov , lawyer , Huron , S. D. DCS Molnos : Ministerial Emory Miller , pastor. Iniiianoln. la. ; William S. Hooker , presiding elder , Kheuandoab , In. ; John K. Hurswoll , pastor , Bedford , lu. ; William C. Martin , presiding older , Charlton , la. ; William N. Ramsay , presiding older , Boone , la. Lay Leroy M. Mann , real estate , Dos Motuo ? , la. ; Leslie M. Shaw , lawyer , IJoni son , la. Detroit : Ministerial Lewis R. Fisko , presiding elder , Albion college , AlbionMich. ; Joseph F. Berry , editor Epworth Herald , Chicago. 111. ; William H. Shier , pastor. De troit , Mich. ; Arthur Edwards , editor North western Christian Advocate , Chicago , 111. ; James S. Smart , presiding elder , Flint , Mich. ; Matthew C. Hawks , pastor , Bay Cltv , Mich. ; JCSHO ICIlpalrlck , pastor , Yale , Mich. Lay George W. Hoblnson , lumberman , Detroit , Mich. : Herbert A. For rest , lawyer , Saginaw , Mich. East Ohio : Ministerial Wllllim H. Rider , prcsldlnir elder , Akron , O. ; Robert M. Freshwater , presiding older , Sclo , O. ; John It. Koyos , pastor. Now Philadelphia. O. " ; Jay S. Youmans , presiding older , Cleveland , O. ; John I. Wilson , presiding elder , Cambridge , O , ; Harvey Webb , pastor , Cleveland , O. Lay Lewis Miller , manufacturer , Akron , O. ; Silas J. Williams , manufacturer , Alli ance , O. East Tennessee : Ministerial Daniel W. Hays , presiding elder , Cleveland. Tonn. Lay Robert Howard , real estate , Chattanooga , Tonn. Tonn.rlo rlo : MlaUterlal Francis II. Beck , pre Mrtlng older , Uroofcvlllo , PU ; James T. Edward - ward ! ) , pdnclpnl ChambprlalHinstitute , Han- dolph , N. \ . \ William P. Bljrnoll. presldll.g elder. Kandolph , N. Y. ; Alfred Wheeler , presiding elder , Eric , Pa. Lay Truman D. Collins , lumber , Nebraska , # , ( , Gorton U. Chase , merchant , Greenville , in. Genoseo : Ministerial Jamtfe E. Williams , presiding elder. Buffalo , N. Y. ; Stanford Hunt ! njtont Book Concern , Now York ; John T. Cnnlielcl. presiding Kldor , Corning , N. Y. ; George C. Jones , pn tor , HoUhestor , N. Y. ; lamot K. Bills , presiding elder , Rochester , N. Y. ; Samuel McUcrnld , editor Buffalo Christian AtJvocnto , Biiffnlov'N. ' Y. Lav Vancls H. Hoot , merchant Buffalo , N. Y , ; James E. Brlgps , lawyer , Hochostor. N. Y , Germany : MlnlstcrlalKrhst U. Gob- iardt , presiding older , Karlsruhe , Germany. i.ay Ernst Mann , manufacturer , Uodnlbon , 3ermany. Holaton : Ministerial John F. Spcnco , president U. S. Grant university , Knoxvlllo , rcnn. ; Thomas C < Carter , cx-oitltor Meth odist Advocate , Chattanooga , Tonn , ; Lay William At Galhraith , clerk , Nashvlllo , 1'onii. : Andrew J. Brunor , dentist , Morris- town. Tonn. Idaho : Ministerial Harvey 1C. Ulncs , irofossor Portland university , Portland , Ore. Lay Isaac H. Sanders , lawyer , Union , Ore. Illinois ; Mlnlstorlal-StCDhon H. Whit- lock , pastor , Clinton , 111. ; William N. McKl- roy , presiding elder , Springfield , 111. ; Chris. Jaloenor , pastor , Qulncy , III. ; William H. Musgrovu , pastor , Uushvillo , 111. ; Marion W. Evorhart , presiding elder , Jacksonville , III. ; William II. Webster , superintendent Domestic missions , Danville. 111. ; William A. Smith , mistor. Bloumlncton , 111 , Lay [ Inrvoy C. DeMotto , superintendent Or- [ ) Unn's Homo , Normal , III , ; Asapn C. Van- lorwutor , merchant , Pnna , III. Indiana : Ministerial .John A. Ward , pre siding older , Hockport , Ind. ; William 11. Halstcad. pastor , Bloomltiaton , Ind , ; John II. Ketcham , presiding elder , Indianapolis , Ind. Lay Nowlnnd T. DoPauw , nmnufnc- turor , Now Albany , Inn. ; Jonathan B. Young , merchant. Petersburg , Ind. Iowa : Ministerial Charles L. Stafford , president lown Weslo.van university , Mount Pleasant , la. ; Ira O. Komblo , presiding elder dor , Osknloosn , lu. ; Thomas J. Myers , pre siding older , Mount Pleasant , la. Lay Homorlay B. Williams , merchant. Centre- vllle , la. ; Marcus Simpson , merchant , Bur lington , la. Italy : Ministerial William Burt. presid ing elder. Homo , Italy. Lay Mnndp Lulgl , t'ostal department. Homo. Italy. Japan : Ministerial Julius .Sopor , presid ing elder , Tokto , Japan. Lay Yasujl Ntno- mlya , merchant , Yokohama , Jiipan. Kentuokv : Ministerial Amen Borolng , providing elder , Corington , Ky. ; Einiau L. Shepard , presiding elder , Leitchflcld , Ky. Lay Atnos Shlnklo , banner , Covington , Ky. ; loromlah ti. Jones , lumber , Wllllumsburg1 , Ky. Ky.Michigan Michigan : Ministerial James II , Potts , editor Michlean'Christian Advocate , Detroit , Mich. ; Lev ! Master , presiding elder , Kula- mazoo , Mich. ; William L. Cog- shall , presiding cldor , Grand Hapids , Mich. ; George S. Hlokoy. presiding older , Lansing , Mich. ; Daniel W. Parsons , presid ing elder , Big Hnplds. Mich. ; Marshall W. Cullen , pastor , Jackson , Mich. ; Nicholas L. Bray , presiding cldor , Coldwator , Mich. Lay Samuel Dickio , teacher , Albion , Mich. : Hiram E. Staples , capitalist , Whlto Hull , Mich. Minnesota : Ministerial James F. Cbaffeo1 presiding elder , Minneapolis , Ml.in. ; George II. Bridgmnan , president lianlllnouniversity , Hamlino , Minn. ; Henry C.1 Jennings , pastor , Hod Wlnp , Mlan.Wllliairf'McK.inloy. ; presid ing oldnr , St. Paul , Mlnitfi Coursen M. Heard , pastor , Minneapolis. ' Minn. Lay Hascal H. Brill , Judgo'district court , St. Paul , Minn. ; Henry Beettier , Insurance , Minneapolis , Minn. ' Montana : Ministerial-Francis A. Hag- gin , pastor , Fish Creek , -Mont. Lay John E. Kicnards , lieu ten ant" " governor , Butte Cltv , Mont. " Nebraska : Mmlstorial Chnrles F. Creigh- ton , chancellor Wesluyan nnlvoralty. Univer sity Place , Nob. : Henry 1' . Davis , presiding elder , Lincoln. Nob. : Duke Slavins , presid ing elder , Yorit , Nob. Lav Bartiott L. folno , phVslciun , Lincoln , Nob. ; Archibald F. Coon , farmer , David City , NOD. Nortn Carolina : Ministerial Charles N. Grandison , president- Bennett collcgo , Greensboro , N. C. Lay-H.- > Baxtt > rMcHary , professor , Lexington , N. C. North Dakota : Ministerial Jacob A. Hovis. presiding elder , Devil's Lake , N. D. Lay Frank J , Young , lawyer , Valley City , N. D. Nortn Gorman : Ministerial John G. Bauer , presiding older , Minneapolis , Minn. Lay William F. Finko , professor , St. Paul college , fat. Paul , Minn. ftorlb Nebraska : Ministerial John B. Maxfleld , presiding older , Omaha , Nob. ; John W. Shank , editor Nebraska Christian Advo cate , Omaha , Nob. Lav Andrew J. Ander son , merchant , NoUgu , Nob. , Jonn Dale , real estate , OmahafNeb. North Ohio : Ministerial James W. Mcn- donhall , editor Methodht Review , Now York ; John Mitchell , presiding older , Cleve land , O. ; William F. W hillock , professor , Delaware , O. ; Garrottson A. Hughes , pastor , Crcston , O. Lay Martin M. Hester , farmer. Peru , O. ; John A. Gaun , physician , Woos- tor , O. Northwest German : Ministerial Adolph Dulitz , presiding elder , Redfleld , S. D. Lay- Henry A. Salzer , lumber. La Crosse , Wls Northwest Indiana ; Ministerial John L. Smith , superanuated , Valparaiso , Ind. ; John H. Clsscl , pastor , La Porto , Ind. ; Hillary A. Gobln , dean DoPauw university , Green- castlo. Ind. Lay William M. Kendall , merchant , Plymouth , Ind. ; Oliver Gnrd , clerk circuit court , Frankfort , Ind. Northwest lown : Ministerial George IV. Pratt , presiding elder , Sioux City , la. ; Wll- mot Whltfleld , chancellor Northwest univer sity , Sioux City , lu. ; George W. L. Brown , nrcaldlng older , Fort Dodge , la. Lay- Cyrus C. Carpenter , postmaster Fort Dadgo , lu. ; Eugene Secor , banker , Forest City , In. Northwest Swedish : Ministerial Alfred Anderson ' , presiding Older , Evnnston , III. Lay 'John U. Llndgron , banker , Chicago II Norway : Ministerial Andres Olsen , presiding oldor. Krlstlnnla , Norway. Lay Martin Svoudson , merchant , Eidangor , Norway. Norwegian and Danish : Ministerial- John H. Johnson , presiding elder , Chicago , III. Lay Peter O. Magnuson , steam laun dry , Evanstou , III. Ohio : Ministerial David II. Moore , edi tor Western Christian Advocate , Cincinnati , O. ; John W. Dillon , pastor , Lancaster , O. ; John C. Jackson , pustor , Columbus , O. ; John H. Tibbies , pastor , Fultonhnm , O. ; John C. Arbuckle , pastor , Zaiiesvillo , O. Lay Carmi Aldormun , merchant , Ironton , O. ; Fletcher C. Coultrap , superintendent public schools , Nolsonvllle , O , Oregon : Ministerial bamuel P. Wilson , presiding older , Salem. Ore. ; Charles C. Strattou , president Portland university , Portland , Ore. Lay Goorpo W. Slaver , merchant , Portland , Ore , ; John O. Booth , merchant , Grant's Puss , Ore. PitUburg : Ministerial Charles W. Smith , editor Pittsbure Chmtmif Advocate , Pltls- burg , Pa. ; Asbury L. Dotty , presiding older , Bouver , Pa. ; Thomaa ILWoodrlng , presid ing elder , Wilklnsburif/Pa.j , / Joseph W. Miles , presiding elder , Wlfsburg , Pa. Lay James A. Lane , tima eopor , Johnstown , Pa. ; Vachael Harding , .retired , Washington , Pa. n-fj Puget Sound : MlnUUsrlal Andrew J. Hanion , presUhng clilar- , } Portland , Oro. ; Thomas J. Masioy , pastor , Whatcom , Wash. Lay David T. Donny , < capitalist , Seattle , Wash. ; Frederick S.'Williams , physician , Puyallup , Wash. , , Hock Hlver : Ministerial-Frank M. Bristol tel , pasior , Chicago , I1L : Jowis Curtis , prc- slolng elder , Chio < igo , III. ) : Franklin A. liar- din , providing elder , KnMcwood , III , ; John M. Caldwoli , pastor , ClUeajjo , 111. ; Henry B. Hideaway , president Garrett Biblical Insti tute , Evanston , III. ; Wlllittm H. Burns , pre siding cldor , ChlcagQi Jll. Lay William Deorlni ? , manufacturer. . J'jvanston , 111. ; Ben jamin F. Shoots , supenutxindont Illinois State reformatory , Pontiac , III. fit. LouU Gorman : Ministerial William Koenoku , pastor , San Jose , III , ; Jonn L. J. Barth , presiding older. Burlington , In. ; Charles Holdel , PUB tor , Warronton , Mo. Lay George Cress , manufacturer , Warsaw , 111. ; Herman M. Jacoby. merchant , tit. LouU , Mo. Southeast Indlanu : Ministerial Jotin P. D. John , president DePauw University , Grooncitstlo , Ind. ; Jamns A. Sargent , presiding - siding older , Connorovillo , Ind. ; Enoch U , Wood , pastor , Franklin. Ind. Lay William F. Stevens , merchant , Aurora , lud. ; William T , Fried ley , Judga of court , North Madison , lud. Southern California ; Ministerial Pblneas F. Bresco , presiding elder , Los Angeles , Cal. ; Edwin W. Can well , presiding elder , Sunto Barbara. Cal. ; WlntiolU S. Mattbew , vice president University of Soutncra Cali fornia , Los Angeles , Cal , . Lay Joseph E. McComas , state senator , Pomona , Cal. ; Perry M. Green , banker. Pasadena , Cut. Southern Germany ; Ministerial Ciotliob DosdAll. presiding elder , Waco , Tex. Lay- Henry Wellmnn , builder , Now Orleans , La. Southern Illinois t Ministerial Owen II. Clark , presiding elder , Bollovlllo , 111. ; Fran cis M. Van Trooso , presiding elder , Snlom , Ill.Iohn ; D , Gllhaui , pastor. Ccntrnlin , 111. Lay Albert G. Jcphson , profo ser , Lebanon , 111. ; .Milton A. Smltb , editor , Vienna , 111. Sweden : Minlstoilnl Karl A , Jansson , editor , Stockholm , Sweden ; John P. Lnrsson , pastor , Molala , Sweden , Lav Jacob T. Jncobsson , merchant , Stockholm , Sweden ; August Fllnk , engineer , Sfindvlkon , Sweden. Sivltrorlaud- Ministerial Hans J. Broiler , pastor , Basil , Switzerland , Lay Wilheltn Hitter , profassor , Zurich , Swit/orland. Tennessee : Ministerial Crnwfonl S.W11 son , pastor , Murfco.sboro , Tonn. Lay Thomas W. Johnson , merchant , Nashvlllo , Tonn. Upporlown : Ministerial-John C. Mugee , pastor , Cedar Fulls , la. ; Alpha J. Kvnott , secretary Board of Church Extension , Phila delphia. Pa. ; Thomas E. Fleming , presiding elder , Da\onport , la. ; Samuel w. Hoald , pastor , Fuyetto , In. ; James H. Hhoa , pastor , Marshalltown , la. Lay Henry Kgbert , bookbinder , Davenport , lu. ; Calvin Yoram , merchant , Manchester , In. West German Ministerial Charles Ott , pastor , St. Joseph , Mo. : John G , Lolst , pas tor , Kansas City , Mo. Lay Samuel J. Kiln- schmldt , merchant , Hlggmsvillo , Mo. ; Con rad Frlcu , merchant , Denver , Colo. West Nebraska : Ministerial Charles A. Martin , presiding elder , Holdrcgo , Nob. ; Orlando H. Boobo , pastor , Broken Bow , Nob. Lay Byron L. Hoblnson , telegrapher , North Plattc , Neb. ; John N. Dryden , lawyer , Kcnr- nov. Nob. West Virginia : Ministerial-William G. Hlholdaffcr , pastor. Wheeling , W. Va. i Lorln L. Stownrt , presiding elder , Wllllninstown , W. Vn. ; Calvin II. Lakln , presiding elder , Huntlngton , W. Vn. ; Lowls H. Jordan , pre siding elder , Buckannon. W. Vn. Lay Lowls A. Martin , Charleston , W. Vn. ; Hnrlln P. McGregor , merchant , Wheeling , W. Vn. West Wisconsin : Ministerial George W. Case , presiding elder , Sparta , Wls. ; Samuel S. Benedict , pastor. Now Llsbou , Wls , ; Man ning B , Bnlch , presidingeldor , Mndlson , Wls. Lay Pores J. Luno , clerk of court , Viroqiin , Wis. ; James Snonsley , furnior , Mineral Point , Wls. Wisconsin : Ministerial- William P. Stowc , ngont Western Methodist Book Concern , Chicago , 111. ; John II. Crolghton , presiding older , Milwaukee , Wis. ; Hodman W. Bos- worth , presiding elder , Jnncsvillo , Wls. : Charles W. Gallagher , president Lawrence university , Apuloton , Wls. Lay Hobert McMillan , mnnufacluror , Oshkosh , Wls. ; Amherst Kollog , bookkeeper , Milwaukee , Wis , Propositions by the Minister of I-'limncc CIIIIHO IteslKimtloni , IC > pi/rftfhtal / tKIltin Jtimcf GnnlonIcimctM VAI.I'AUAISO , Chllo , ( via Galvcston , Tex , , ) March 1. [ By Mexican Cable to the NoivYork Herald Special to THE Bci.J Ministers Poiolra and Blanco Viol have roiicnod from the cabinet and Carlos Walker Martinez has retired from the council of stato. All throe of the members of the conservative party have likewise loft the council. It. is generally believed that the ether members of Lbo cabinet will likewise surrender their portfolios. The coalition ministry , it would seem , under the present liberal regime , can not attain any sollditv. It is said that the cause of the resignations wns dissatisfaction with the proposals of Finance Minister Valdes Vorgara , to rehabilitate Chili's finances and raise her credit in the world's money maruots. Following Kn li'ml's Kxnmplo. ICopiirtiiMed 183 ! by Jama Gimton litnnslt. ) CAIHO , Egypt , March 1. [ Now York Herald - ald Cable Special to Tim BEK. | Tbo ex ample of England in receiving credentials to the new kbedive Is being followed by other nations who have Diplomatic agents accred ited to the Egyptian government. Itata , the French minister , has already presented his credentials. Father Ohrwaldor , the Aus trian missionary , who recently escaped from the Soudan , on Friday made a touching recital to the Khodival Geographical society of his captivity amoug the Mahdists. He says the Christian priests owed their lives to tb'o.oplnlon expressed by an Eulomun to the effect that the doctrines of Mabomal forbid that priests bo killed or tortured. SPRAINS. BRUISES. Ohio iMIss.Rnll way. Ofllce President and 746 Dolphin Street , General Manager. Baltimore. Md. , Cincinnati , Ohio Jnn'y 18,1890. "My foot suddenly "J * " brllle < 1 baa' turned and ga\e mo ly in hlpandsldo bj a very severely a full and Buffered BC- sprained nnkle. The Application of Et. verely. St. Jacobs Oil Jacobs Oil resulted at completely cured once In a relief from mo. " pain. " W.W. PhABODV , Member of Stuto Trcst.A Gen'l Man'sr. Legislature. THE CHARLES nTvOGELER CO. . Balllmora. Mi SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. 'ANTED ' A. Good cutter and fitter. No. W 15 Main street , up stalra. Council HlulTs. FOH SAI-E-At a bargain , 12-ncro fruit and garden fhrin adjoining city limits ; good dwelling. E. II. Hhcafe. WIMj tniflfi house nnd lot for team ; will ulvo long Umooii balance. Call at 613 S. Oth streot. C1AHMS. gurdon lands , homos , lots an I Jlinslneis block ! for s.tlu or rant. D.iy 4. llcss. U 1'onrl street. Council 111 u IN. TjtOH IinNT Over 103 dwellings of every de- JL1 scrlptlon ut jirlccs varying from $1 to $10(1 ( per month , located In all pr.rts of the elty. E , 11 , Shuafo. AOJ llroadway. POH KXOIIANOK Clean stoelc of cencrul nmreliamllM1. Invoice : ihout } lMO. for real ostutound Bomo cash. Ed K. MuyncilU ( Uroud- way , Oounull lllulTs. 10J ncroa nf land n short distance S. E. of Council HUilTu unit the 1) . and I ) . Inatltuio ut ? 2& pur aero. A inup. AUu Kood IDO-aoio farm near Missouri Valley ut f. ' , " ) per ucru. IVibscs- slnn Klvun at oni'o If sold. Klnn farnm and mirdons of nil a\iea \ , Jolinstun & Van i'atton , Conticll lllnll's. \ \ LTANTKI ) A competent elrl to do Keneral liouaowork. Inijulre ut ( J''Q 1st uveiuio. \\7ANTKD-A competent lady bookkeeper , T > oiio of J. II. Hmlth's Omalii uoolckcepnrs nroforrod. Wiiecs , llu per week. Addrubslru Johnbon , lice ofllce. Council UlulTs. BRAJU nn. K. a WKSTH NBHVK AND IIKMN THKAT- > lKNTi | i90lllufor Hraterla , Dlitlnmi , KHi , Noll. rnlKlft , lleudtioliu , NcrTous I'roitrAtlou onuaatl by nt. cohol or tobacco , WnUufuluoii , iloalnl Iiupraiitun , Buttoning of the Ilraln , cauilntr limnlljr , mlierr , decnr , ileittli. I'rjiuatiiru OM Ana , ll.'irrjimon , lon ( it I'owor la uUtior uv , liupotoiicy , Lourorrlioon snl all Fem&lo Woiknostei , Involuntary IKJIIOI , rtmr- matorrhooac.inju.l by ovur-oxorllDa of tliu briln Bulf-abtii ? , oror-luduluencd. A munth'tf treattuant f I , ti for ! . ' > , by mullVo ( luaranloe ilx bntaito cure. Ilacii orilor fnrH boxes , wlthJJ will lend writ ten BU rniitB to refund If not enrol. ( Juariuitsm Inuoil only by A. Schroter , DrUKnlnt. > ole luunti , S. B. cor. lotli and Furaam iU , , Onmhn. Nub , Wo eenil tlio marvflnaj Frfnrh ItemedCAUTHO8 frrc , and n legal Ruarantoo tliat UALTHOI will ( TOP DUrhnrac * - Kmlulonn , CintK Hnrrmalorrhvn.VarIeot.fl0 ad HKhTOIti : Ixtt Vlc ° r. Utt it and fay i/iatitJiJ. jidlrvON .MOHL CO. , B U lurrt > i"t , llDcInlll , ( Jtla. Attornoysat law 1'r.io tlco In iho iut una federal court.l. Itoonii .1. I uuil 3 lleuoulock , Counoll Illufli. lx OAPANBSE ? CURB A new an.l Complete ' 1'ruuluiunt , coimUtlnK cl Huptoiltorlu , Ulntmonl In Capnulei , nUo la llui and I'llUi a I'mliUo Cure for HiUrual , Internal , llllnd or IllQCillag lloulnic , Clirunlo , Itucuul or Ileredltar1'llca. . 'I'lili lloiuedr lia < nuror boon known to fall. II t > or box. 11 forfj : iDnt binttll , Wbr iiifli-r fromtldi turrlblo dlieasn wlitiu a writ ten ( juarantuo l iioiltlrclr iil en with (1 ( box in , or refund Iho inonvr If not cured. Bond tump tor free ( Sample. Uuarantou Uiuel br Kuli & < 'o. DruwliU. solo Auonti , coruvr UtU ua"i > ougUi ircett. Uuiatia , heLi. wqnxn A GUINEA A DOX. " Sleepy , , In the d y time .after a good Jn Iffh t1 s tleep , there's indices- 'tlon ' and ttomacli ; > 0horcler. BEECHAM1 by removing the waste matter Hhkh Is clog- Ing the system , win ctiro nil lllltoiiiitml Xrrvoin dltorriert , anil will qultkljr re. line SlckXIenilnehc. Of nil ilrupputs. Price 2B cents n box , New York Depot , 355 Canal St. M LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. An Ideal Complexion Soap. TYiruilobynllTimBnnil Knnoyflood'Poolersortf unable tn nroruro thin AVoudprnil Snnit oiiil Vft crnl In ntnmps nnd receive n cnku b > * return until. JAS.S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago. NPF.OTAT.-Slmnrtnn'Ilnlls Wnlti ( the roimlnr Poctetj Wi\ll7lnont KIIRE to nnvonc tending UB Uirco wmppcra of Blmadon Hells Soap. Ask your doctor what hap pens to cod-liver oil when it gets inside of you. He will say it is shaken and broken up into tiny drops , becomes an emulsion ; there are other changes , but this is the first. He will tell you also that it is economy to take the oil broken up , as it is in Scott's Emulsion , rather than bur den yourself with this work. You skip the taste too. Let us send you an interesting - esting book on CAREFUL LIV ING ; free. Scorr ft HowNpChcmisn , 131 Sonlh 51)1 ) A venue. New Yorlc. Your druggist keep * Scoll'i Emulsion of coiM\er ! eil all drugguis every wliert do. f i. LECTURE ! SUBJECT : "MONEYSUBJECT "MONEY AND -BY- Hon. Henrii Watterson Kdltor of the T.oulsvlMo Tourlcr-Journal. FRIDAY EVENING , MARCH 4 , - - AT 8 F. M. - - DOIIANVS TIIEATEH , COUNCIL BLUFFS , LI. ADMISSION 60 CENTS. TlcKot holders can ' euuro icsorvud seats at Ellis' I'htunmcy , without , extia cmrgi ] > . ComnnJiicInK Mondny. 1'eh. 'J'.l. TU'Kuts for snlout Pacific lloubo Cliur stoio and Moore & Ilowinan's. THE GRAND HOTEL , Council Bluffs , lown. Now , modern , woll-apnointod , thor oughly woll-Uopt , 3)3 ) n day. E. F. CLARK , Prop. CITIZENS STATE BAffi Of Council llluffa. aapltilstoo't S/-5 , W Surplus und 1'ronts HOfHH > Net Capital nn 1 Purplus . . . Dlrcclnrn . 1) . Kdiuunil'iiiii ' , II , I. . blmiMrt. P.O , aipniun , K H. Hurt. I. A. Miller. J. V Illnclmun mill Ulinrlai It. IlHiiaitn. TntnsuvtKcnorul iKink- liiK biiHiness. l.arcost cnpllul und hiirplua of any hunk In t-uutliwuatorn lowu. NTBHEST ON TIMQ DEPOSITS W. C. ESTEP , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER 14 N. Mnin , Council Bluffs. Chas. Lunkley , riinernl Director anil Undertaker. 311 Brondwny , Council Dluffa. Tiileiihono it.fl. FOUND AT LAST After Years of Uusuoojsiful Ss.iroh fir .1 Cure , Martin Anderson Oots Holloffrom the Chinese Doctor-A Vol'intirTjat ' inonlal. OMAHA , Nob. . .Tnn. 18 , 1802. To whom It May Concern : This Is to cortifv Unit 1 linvo boon n constant sutToror for many vcnrs with catarrh , nsthina and bronulilal nlTou- lions of the throat , nnd tried all the imlont medicines and roinodlos I over lioard of , but with no success. I tieuted with doctors in various parts of the country , but HOMO of thorn could do mo any ROOI ! further than Muff mo shop temporary relief. I btilTorotl ntirht an- day. and continued to grow worse not witliBlandiiif , ' all the medicine 1 had taken. 1 hnd almost trtvun up my case ns hopeless when I was iuformoii by a. friend of Dr. C. Goo \Vo , the Chlnoao doctor , and advised to go and sco him in the hope ot getting relief ut least , if not n , perinnnent onro tor my troublo. I was elow in making up my mind to make sui'h a radical change in my treatment , ns 1 know a trial with the Chinese doc tor would bring mo , but I dually con eluded to give him a trl it , so I called ut his ollico with that intention. I round thn doctor a clover , entertaining gentleman - man , thoroughly posted on my condi tion , nnd it took only a vary short time to convince mo that ho was the party I was so long in search of. Ho told m my case was curable , nnd that ho could euro mo , and prepared mo a snociuA treatment to suit my condition , nnd in two weeks 1 was to much better thnt I had the fullest confidence In the doctor's ability and committed my case to his treatment. I continued In grow bettor rapidly and am now entirely well. I owe my cure to Dr. C. Gee \Vo , and am not nshamed to admit , it. I ml visa all who want relief from their troubles to call on Dr. C. Goo Wo. and they will bo cured. For all particulars apply or write to MAKTIX L. AXDKUSON. JJ121 Cunring St. , Omaha , Nob. ] 1 ? . C c ! jo Ao , lioEiilnr er ulnato of Chlnpsu inodli'lni' . nt'lit years'study , ten years' prnrtlc'ti. Trontssuc1 ci's ftilly all diseases known to MilVorlir. ; hn * nmnlty. Knots plantflnnd herbs nature's remedies his inudlclnc" ! the world his wltni'ss ; l,0ja tos- ttinonlu'B. Call nnd see him , Oonmiltiitlon free * . Ilus also constantly on hand reined os for tbo following dlsouso * rondy prepared : Asthinn , C'iitnrrh , Hheiitirit'.sni. InillRostlon , 1 est Miinhoo'l. Komulo WiviUuess. Slek Ho'id- nehc. Blood I'nrlllor. nnd Kldn y tuul Liver. I'rlco , ono dollar per bottle or six for five del lars. Tlio'o who cannot cull , enclose 2-cont Mump for cinestlon list und full partlenlurs. Clfico , Cor. lOthanJ Callfo.-nla SU. . ORDINANCE NO. 2071. An oidlimiK'O ilecliirlnj ; tut ) necessity of erail- lnur the alloy In block : ! . ( Jainntiell'saddition , fioin-ith stic'ot to'l > t street , nnd appoint' liiK three dlslntcrrsted appraisers td ns'-CBy und determine the duninciis. If any , to pnni- city nwiioiN which may bo caused by buck crndliiK. lie It onlnlncd by tlio city council of thoulty of Oinihii ; Seotlon I. Thut it Is proiiorniid necessary , and It Is heruhy dcelared proper nnd neees- s.-uv to iirado alloy In block : i. ( . 'nnipbuirs ud- dltlon , to Its present ostibllblit : * < l siuiliIn - cliKllng neeoss'irv approaches tlion'lo. frniii MOth stu'ettoaihtstrcol. In thurltv of Oinahu , properly owners ouniiu more iliun ilirec- llftlic of the fi'ot frontiiRi ! on said alley having petitioned to lmvesii : < l alloy Kraded under the thicc-IKthschuiso of the city charter and the cost thereof to Do made payublu In ten eijuul in-tiilliiionts. Heel Ion 2. That the mayor , with the up- pi'ovii ! of the city coiiiic.l ] , iippolnt three dlslri- tcrebled uppruiseisto uppni se. ussc sutii ! ( le- teimlne the ilimii0 : ) tonroiicrl v ownoi.s which muy be caused by such Lrrudlng. t-iKlim Into consideration In mnkliiK such uppraisement , llio pei'litl henuflts , If nny , to snub property , by reason nf such Kradlnu. -L'i' . . ' ) . Tliiitthl" or.ilnunco shull tuKuetfeet ) und Ins In force ftomuml utter Its pas ? i u , 1'as ed Kuliru.'iry ' 'Jril , isii.1. JOliN GKOVKS , Ulty rlerlc. K I' . DAVIS. I'resldi'iit City Cinincll. The within oidlnimcu was rntiirnoil liy the iniiyor MaiTh Isl. IHt' , with bib veto. The pri'b- Idunt tni'ii put tlioiifstlon | : "Shall thoord.n- unco bec3ino u law. the veto of the mayor to the c'ontiaiy iiolwlthstundlng ? " Avcs-lliu'k. llecho' , Iruner ! , CkulTuK. Con- wuy , Kdwnidh , Ivlsusser. Juuohsen. McI.iurle : , Munro , I'rlnoe , Kju-olit , Stuel , Tnttlo , Mr. 1'res- idont. Nays -llowull , Mr. President then ( lectured the oidlnunco a law. JOHN GKOVKS. GKOVKS.Olty Clerk. PROPOSALS FOR PERMANENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION , ( HRICK OH TILING ) . Scaled pioposuls will ho received by the un- dorsls ned until 1:110 : o'clock i > . m. . March 11 , If'.i' ' . ' , for iho eonstiiiet on of purmuiKint sldo- wulks , with brluk or tiling , oidurecl laid by the mayor und city counell until June I , IHU'J , In the elty of Oinahu. bucli sldowulka to bo constrnotcd according to plans und hpeuilloatloiiB on Hie In the ollico of Ihii lloiird of I'uhllo WorkH. Kacli bid to specify u price per superflc-lnl snare ( | foot for the Hluuwulk romplotc , and to be accompanied by : t eon Hied vhnclc In the 8iim of fVK ) . pivyublo to thnulty of Un.iihu iia nn evlJcinoi ! of L-ooil fulth IIMdorH must fur nish u saianlo of brloU or tlllntr. The board rotorves the rijjht touwitrd aeon- tract for Ihn two klndn of mutorlul , to ether or separately , to reject any or nil bids am ) to wulvtiaufnctH. I' . W. IIIKKIIAI'KCK ' , Chiilrman of tiio Hoard of I'ubll"VorKs. . Omiihn , Nob. . KuhSJ , ISi ) . ' . 1U ! il Ml 4 nnrndlno Itnbll curodla KHoilOdnyi Allan Lane IIOVAlj B.UI regularly dnrliu wlntur fro. a PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL Direct. Cabin 110 nnd upward ! tccond cabin , 1i' > Utcora t HI low r.Uei , No i ATTI.K L AIIIIIKI ) , ( oi - \ ALxLxAN ( Now Vork nnd ( jlni > : ow I'liriaUlillif. Cabin (111. bocuml Cabin 12V Sluor < e fU Applr In ALLAN A CO , Oliloiio 1L K MOJ i \VubllU Tli kul Oilluui W. l'.V'All..lurllJiu.Ml Tloo. Olln Decre.WcMo T 1 > O The nurnoof thobus- ft E Mcyara i f\/r 7T , . I < J 1 1 V IILJ Sv l" ° houBus hero , , ' 111/ Y 1 U icfor- Bucroniur to 0. A. / 1 V \ Klvonaro us - 1 ' ' ' 1 11 V V Agrioultur'a1 - - Gnue for the uonllt , Hoobo A Co , Implements oflmyors. Wo rcconi- Ijiritoil llouiu In Kuraltura Ilia Mo. inttiid thuiii IIH the Viilloy. VJ5 to 'M VYnKoni , lieb-tlioiloes to doul llroidwity. Counoll etc. . .South Muln . Bl with liiCouiiclllllITs , Illurn. Council lllutli. Russell & C KeystOBoMfcCo W , 11 Manrer Milnllloa. O. Council lllutli , la. I MI lu 1M7 S , Main Importer and Job llrdiicli Olllca- -Vlnnufnctururs of. Bt. Council IllutI * . ber Minnracliirln ; ? MUl'uarl Htreot , Farm Engines JotibarH of full line Crockery and t'onrcttlonnrg. Council Jfunufucluron lllnilifa. or . of Agricultural l.n- Iho Itcmull Cyclone Thresher Auto- Qhsiwaro KrultK plonionls , Tohlcloi , In , mntlo Out- oil Ku- Corey 4 , Woodburr Nut , Bio. Kino. HOMO 1'uwcr * . cio.fto. Council llliitT * la " MarscilFcr Wcir-sSarlCo llruncli Uou oCoun , "KEYS"BHoT Council UlulTj , la. oo. Council Ilium , la. clllllutri , 1 , Mfirr. I'iW South Main Ht , KanilwIoU bliollori , Wliolomle and re Council Illulta. Jobbori of lmpl - tail ( inrdeu , Kluld . nit U > , ( jrlndor < , Weilvro llruncli inenliViwniu.iJar - . I'fBMB * . Hind- K hisi5iirrlos.loiia . llur { nd flower boodii. llou u--.Jobt.ur In rltiKOi , lllco Cell Harrul . Mower < , WUKOIIH Illtflivat market HprliiK lluttulai. oit. , Ourt , urlco paid for luedi. Kuriuvrt' b'rloinl Carl , Wood uvt , Klc. Oo , 111 u If * Writu lor tituloguu Bivol riuutur , via eta lu.