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    0 THE OMAHA DAILY HKK : MAY 1HD2--SIXTIWN PAr.KS.
TJIJ3 OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL ULUl'Ta
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N Y. Plumbing Co.
Council lllufTs Lumber Co. , coil.
I tuft's chattel loans. 201 Kappbloo .
Uoyil PorjjrnvM is under arrest on tbo
charge of vagrancy.
Union Sundav school lesion study at tbo
YOUIIR Men a Christian association rooms to-
eight ,
The Ninth district silver convention will
meet nt 'J o'clocn this afternoon In the I'otln-
wattamlo Democratic ussoclutlon headquarters -
quarters ,
A mc'otlni : will bo held this ovomnR nt 7
o'clock nt the Von nit Men's Cnrlstiiui asso
ciation for tno purpoio of organizing n bicy
cle club
Tlio grand lodeo of the Truobund of Iowa ,
Illinois. Missouri and N'oOrasUn , will con-
vcno In this city during July. Two hundred
tlclcRitos will bo present.
The Jnrv In the case of Wheeler ngMnst
Uond"n. which win on trial In the district
couit jcstcrdiy afternoon , brought In a
scaled verdict last evening.
J 1'urcoll , a verv young man. was caught
trying to bicak into H barn on Main street
near the corner of Ninth avenue last evening
nnd run In on a cnnrgo of vnpiancy.
The rrcont storm did considerable damage
nt Mnnnwa. The largo ranhods northeast
of the hotel woio blown dow.i nnd other
small buildings suffered from the wind.
A incetltiKOt the llnancial oxatnlni'rs of the
Order of Americans Is being hold In tno
parlors of the < ! r.iml hotel. About iwonty-
Jlvo meinbeis of tlio order are present from
nit purls ( if the country.
The Jury In the case ol Hirnctt and Wai-
Inco against btownrt A : Hunter was dl -
chr.iged bv Judge Deomcr late Thursday
tighten .iccount of Its inabllltv to n ioo
upon u vcinict. It had been out for thioo
tiavs nnd two nights.
Dr. nnd Mrs A P. Hanchott entertained
nbout tvvpnlv of their friends from this city
nnd Omaha Thursday evening at their losi-
tionco on fourth sticet. In honor of Govoinor
] Jilingham ! and wile ol Vermont , who are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. fc. C. Smith.
All children who attend the Sundav
schools of the vai Ions Methodist diuretics nro
requested to tnc-ot nt 12HO o'clock today
nt the Htoidway chuich to talco the
motor for Omaha , whotc they will attend the
children's cxurcliosat the conference.
Manager Stone of the motor line issued an
oruei to the motoi men anil conductors some
tinio 111:0 to don tlielr straw hats for the
season May ! M. The appointed dnv iolhd
around jesterdav nnd straw hats nod winter
overcoats weio the older of tuo tiny.
Kinil fcjchui/ , who has been hunting a
Vjondsman over since ho was found guilty of
embezzlement In Justice ll.immor's couit ,
succeeded in gnttlne oiio jesterda.v nftcinoon
nnd was released from tlio custody of Con-
tttublo Austin pending his appeal to thu dis
trict court.
Tlio regular meeting of Ktchelah council
No ,1 , ilumcc of I'ocnhGiitns.wlU Do held this
u\ mint ? in the wiswn'n of the Hod Men , cor
ner of liioiidwny and Mnin stiuct , : it llio
eighth inn for the election of ofllcers for the
next tot m. It is debited that there Do u full
attendance of the members.
An Invitation has been received by Abe
Lincoln post. Giauci Army ol the Republic ,
to attend a cnmi ) Hie tins o\cning under the
auspices of ( iiant post of Omaha. Dr. A. J.
1'ulmer and Cliaplalu McCabe aio expected
to bo present and malto addresses. All
soldiers , sailors ami sons ot voter.ins , to
Kothpr wilh their wives and swoelhcails , are
icqucstcd to moot at the Grand Aimy nail on
Pearl street to t.iko tuo motor for Omaha.
> A bottling establishment owned by a man
named IJIunlc at the corner of Main street
nnd Ninth uvi-nuo was entered by burglars
Thursday night mid a revolver and a doron
bottles of beer tuiieti. Ve turdav morning
Kicliunt Urinin was thought by Offloor
f'ovalt to be t'jociillly ' purtv nnd wusar
icstca. tiiiflln uns found trying to got into
the cash drawer of a South Main Btroet
butcher shop Thursday but managed to get
uunv before ho could bo .ipprehondcd. He
will baton hearing this morning in police
court on the chaise of burulnry.
Ogden house furnishes boaia nntl
room lit populnr prices ; from $ 5 00 to
$35.00 per month , accoidioglo room.
Jnrvis 1S77 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Pastures for hoiscs nnd cattle on
George ! ' . Wright's farm south of Coun
cil liltilT * : WO ncies blue grass ; running
water. 1'or terms apply to James Itaph
lit fin in I ouso opposite Wixhash lound
house , or addicsa l'1' . Wiight , Bald
win block. _
J'J.V.'SO.VI/j I' tli.KSlt irili.
A. T. Kllckinger left Thuisday night for
Burlington on bu .Incss
Mr. and Mr3. C B Swan of Jnnesvllle ,
Wis. , nio In Ihocily visiting Mr. and Mia.
II. W. Tllton.
MaiMial Daniels of Missouri Vnlloywas
in the city vosteiday , a guest of Muishal J.
L. Teiiiplolon.
Mrs. O.V. . Snnford , wife of the president
of the riist National banr , arrived wilh her
two sons vcsloiday from Wisconsin , and
they uill make their fuluro homo In this
city.
1' . L. Severs , n prominent attorney of
Stnau and n member of the state republican
central committee , was In the city Wednes
day mul held a conference with a nunibnr ol
local republicans with reference to the place
of holding the next republican state conven
tion. Council Bluffs is leportod to have ti
food chance for being the place selected.
$5 00 buys tlio best lawn mower.
Investigate the Huril icfrigorators and
the wonderful Now Process and Quick
Meal vapor stoves at Colo's , 11 Main
btlCC't ,
Jarvis 1877 hr.in ly , six old mod.ils.
Kullroiil .Mini In Tionhlc.
J. C. Slsson nnd U. L. Foidlck , two rail
road men In tbo employ nftho UocK Island ,
raised a commotion voitorday morning at the
moat inaiket of John P.vors , on Main street
near the corm > r of Story. They worn dis
covered list after robbing livers' honroost of
n clilckon. and when livers oxpostululcd ono
of thorn hit him n bounding thump on tbo
head , Ho struck hack nnd then took refuge
inhldo the shop. Thu luo railioaders , who
\\cro dilnlilug , followed , ono of thorn pick
ing up a chair ihat stood handy and breaking
down the toim door and the Inaldo door.
llu then attempted to knock Hvers clo.vi
\\lth the chair , \\tion rolnfoicements np
peaied and the tuo pugilists \\uro run off
Later in iho morning ( boy wcro located nt n
balnon on Lou or Main si root and Marsha
Tcinplotoii arrested them after chasing ono
of them several blocks.
Jiirvls wlnos , the oldest nnd boat.
Patron Uo blue Ice \\agonsfor Mo. nvei
channel lee , Mulhollund & Co. 'I'ol. lUi
Jarvia 1877 brandy , sold by all dealers.
ChaDinan'B soreon factory. Exclusive
eei eon doors and windows. Sou him 01
wrlto for prices. 15 Pearl St. , Council
UlulU
Aiiuthur on WlUnn.
Constable Henderson of Moorohead , Mo
noun county , was lu tha city yesterday 01
the- track of Henry Wilson , who la now in the
jail awaiting a trial on toe charge of obtam
Ing money under fatso pretenses. Wilson , I
i ullngcd , was at Moorohoad a few da\s ago.
itnd uhilj theio pas ud a check for I1UO on n
local fctoicltoouur v\hlch turuod out later 01
to bo a forgery , Wilson has already span
a term In tlio penitentiary for n similar of
fcuso. The cnsu pc'idiug against htm in th
superior court was again continued vestcr
day and It U probable that it Mill ba dis
inUsod and the Mouoaa county oftlclal wll
bo allowed to take blm la cbar o.
NWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Oontcst Oaso of Messrs. Smith nnd Loblmrt
Subraittctl.
1AY NOT BE DECIDED FOR MONTHS
Itpprosrntutlnn of tlio 1'ltth
\Varil In the City Council Intolvud
of the Merit *
of tlio Ciisc.
All day yesterday was occupied by Judge
-IcUco - In hearing the arguments of the at-
orncjsln iho PIflh ward conlest , W. II.
Ware malting Iho opening ar.u closing speech
' thjp.ilnlllt ail t ! M . Hurl for tno do-
ondant. Mr. Ware's opening suecch consisted
munlyof a nlher confusing malhomallcal
domonstiatlon of Iho proportion Ibat the
ballots could not , by any stroke of loKorde-
miln inxo been chanircd from w hat they were
vhon Iho judges and clerks complolod Ihelr
canvass lo wiial ihoy were when opened In
court. Ho called the attention of llio com t
o the fac-t thai JJl slrnUht republican tick-
c-tswero claimed by thu defense to have
boon voted. In iho bet ihurovvoro now only
. " .Mstraietitrenubilcaii tickets , but there were
twelvollekclB , which wore strnlghl republi
can excepting fo'1 ' the vole for aldernnn ,
which was u blank. Ho claimed Ihat this
showed the the Judges had cotlen lholr'J.34
voles bv counting iho Ivvelvo blanks for
Smilh. Ho also called nltcntlon lo ino fact
thai iho court took these twelve ballots with
ils own band from among the licKols inat
mil been marked "stralghl rcpuollcau" by
.ho Judges.
At Iho conclusion of Ware's speech Attor-
icv Han for Iho defense moved Hie com I lo
ililko Iho bnllols from Iho list ot evi
dence cnllicly , nnd in support of Ihc motion
alleged that the evidence showed Ihein lo
mvo boon tampered with and changed so
bat they were not the Identical ballots which
md been cast on election day , that there had
> ecn no rca onnblo piccaiitton taken to pre
set vo them from ciiaigo ; ihat ihcro hid
"icon no cvldcnco brought forward lo Im-
icach Ihe canvass of Iho voles made by Iho
council.
In his speech Mr. Ilorl arcounlcd for Iho
foci Ihat two moro votes bad been found in
ho ballot box than appeared on the poll-book
bv Iho liability of the clerks lo oiror ,
especially when surioundcd bv the rush and
confusion of an clc-clioa pill. Seven bundled
and ono voles wcro the most tint the plain-
llffs claimed hud been cast for any one candi
date , but hero were 701 billets In the box ,
ind ho considered that a slpmllcant cl-cum-
stance Tbo man who had tampered with
; ho ballot box , ho said , hod nnderjtood his
justness and had done his work ns
m had simply In order that the
figures which Wnro had brought for-
vvuul might bo used Just as they were being
i.jCd.
At the close the case was submltlod and
taken under advisement by the court. It Islet
lot likely ihat ix decision will bo rcndeiod
lor some time vet , anu vvhnn It is decided by
ludgo McCSeo an appeal will undoubtedly betaken
taken to the supiemo court by the losing
side , sn that It may bo many months beforj
H is dollnitplv decided whether Potcr Smith
or S. Lobhuit is on'i'led to represent tbo
woplo of the Fifth ward In Iho citv council.
In the meantime , or until some order of the
court is made to Iho conlrary , smith will go
debt on acting in aldorniin , so that Iho
leadlock In tbo council may lust for a long
tune.
Rcito. % Ihctailor , 310 Broadway , 1m *
ui the latest styles and newest good : )
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Christian Hidcuxur Notice.
Cheap rates to Now York July 7-lOth :
iccount of the International Christian
ideavor con volition. Per reservations
on through slecpots direct to Now York ,
ind any oilier infornritio-i , apply to 13.
S. Fcri is , Shenandoah , la. As to rail-
load tickets , etc. , apply to any C. , B. &
Q. ticket agent , or loJ. M. Bcchtel , D
P. A. , Buslington , la.
Jarvis Wine Co , Santa Clara , Cal.
Davis sells reliable paints nnd drugs.
Dr. Chamberlain , oyc , ear , thro it ,
catairh. Shugarl block , Council Blurts ,
Swansea Miulc Co. Misonic tomplo.
Jar.vis 1S77 brandy , highest test.
Taylor & Compton have removed their
grocery from No. 10 Main street to the
iiew building at 543 Broadway. They
iia\o elegant now quarters and will have
a nicer place and keep u liner stock than
ever. _
Jarvis 1877 brandy , better than imp'd.
Clifton 11111 Mission , corner of Giant
bticet nnd Mllltaty avenue ( terminus of
Walnut Hill motor llr.e ) Sundav school at I !
l ) . m. I'rosbytorlan chureh oigani/atlon at
lp.ro. Tho'potltlonurs to the Presbjtoiv
fororganl/Ing" requested to attend , and
tlinso wno nave tholr church lettois nro de
sired to bring them. All othi rs interested
and osuoclally these who Intend uiiitmg with
the Clifton Hill 1'rcsbytoilan church are In
vited to bo present.
First United Presbyterian church , Twonty-
ilrst and Utnmot Hoy. .1 , M. Piemen , pastor.
Moinlng seivlco at 1UIU : ! conducted by
Dr. G. W Hughey of Cincinnati.
Evening seivlco at b conducted by Uov.
J. J liontlcy of Cameron , Mo.
First Universallst Church Coiner Nine
teenth and Lothrop streets , ICounuo Place.
Services will oo dibcontliuiod until the aiu-
vul of the pastor-elect , of which duo notice
will bo given. Sunday school as usual at
W in.
in.Fust
Fust Daptlst Cliurch Corner of Fifteenth
and Davenport streets. Hoy. Emmeioy
Miller , D.D. , will supply the pulpit In the
mornlngand Prof. 13. L. Parks , D.L ) . , of
Gammon school of theology , Atlanta , lia ,
will supply the pulpit In the evening , both
delegates to inn Methodist Episcopal general
conference. Services at 1U.1J : a.m. nnd
8 p. in. Sunday schools at 12 m. and3.U :
p. m. Kogulur pr.i\or mealing of the
church every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. The Yoiing People's Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer mealing every
Filday evening nt S o'clock. All seats uro
frconnd ovcrvono is invited.
Associate .Mission ( EpUcopil ) St , An
druw's ' , Walnut Hill. Forty-second and
Nicholas , Services , 7UO. ; 11-15 , 11 a. m and
TI10 ; p. m. ruuay , " : - ! " ) n. in , Sunday
school 10 n. in. bt. Paul's Cms street , ono
door west of Tnirty-second. Service ,
II u. m. , b p. m. Piidny 7iO ; ; p. m. Sunday
school ID a , m. St. Augustino'a Windsor
Place , bouth Tnlity-third and Francis ,
services , 4 p. m. Sunday nchool , ; i p. m
( JiaceNear Di md Hill , Twenty-ninth mid
Spauidlng. Services , 4 p. m. Sunday school ,
U p. m ,
St. John's Episcopal Church Corner
Twont\-jxth | and Fianklln streets , Hev , J.
O. Ferris , lector. Uogation Sun
day Holy communion TiJn. : ! in. Sunday
school at'J:4r : > n. m. Mommx prayer , lltnny
nnd sermon U a. m. Subject , "Obsoivauco
of the Lord's Day. " Evening prayer and
sermon , 7.15 ,
Immanurl HaptlstChuieh NoilhTwenty-
fourth and Ilinnoy stnots , ICountzo Placo.
Pleaching at luiu : a.m. by Uov , S. 11. Whit-
lock of Clinton , 111. Sunday school at 1'J in.
Youuu people's prayer meeting nt 7:45 : p.m.
Proauhlnt ; at 8 p.m. bv Hoy. Samuel Price.
Wellington. Kan.
St. Philip's Chape ( EpiscopalTwenty ) -
tirst between Nicholas and Paul sttcets ,
John Albert Williams , priest. Services
holy communion 7 a. m. ; matins and Sun
day school 1U a in , ; litany , holy couununloi
( choral ) and sermon at U a m. Chora
evensong with sermon , 8 p. m.
Church of the Good Shepherd ( Episcopal )
corner Twentieth and Ohio streets J P 1)
Llwjd , lector. Sunday school at 0:45 : a.m
Morning pra ) or and sonnon 11 n. m , Evou
Ing service S p. in. Scats free to all.
South Tenth street Mutbudlst Eplscopa
cnutch. two block ) south Union PauiUu do
pot. Uov A. Hodffoiu , U.D. , pastor. Dr
J O. Pock will preach at 10:1)0 : ) a. m. Dr. S
A Keen will preach and hold a fare wo !
Pentecostal snrvao at 7:45.
Uetti-EOen BuilUt church , Park avenue
Just south of Lcuvotiwortu Uov. E , N. Hur
rl , tfmor. ; Morning service at 11 a. m
'reaching by Hey K Hewitt , H , of the
troadwn\ Methodist EpUeoi > aI ihurch Cam-
ten N J Evening ftorvlco at 7 . ' ! ( > , sermon
bv Uov J II. P.uilk , D D . of Jersey Cltv ,
. ' . J. Sunday school at 1)-IS ) a. in. You up
'coplo's meeting ntO'HO n in. Seats all free
mil si rangers especially welcome.
Trinity Methodist Eiilscop.il church Cor
irrTwcnty-llrst nnd lilnnoy. Kountzo Place
Jov W. 1C. Uoans , pastor. Preaching 10.30
n in. bv Uov. J. M. Hucklcy , L ) 11 ,
of Now York , editor of the Chris-
Ian Advocate. Pleaching nt > v in.
bv Hov. D. H. Moore I ) D. of Cincinnati ,
editor of the Western Christian Advocate
Sunday school , 0 n. in. , J. T , Hobinson ,
superintendent ,
bt. Mar\'s Avenue Concrog.itlonal
Church Preaching at 10 MO n. in by
Hov J. W King , I.I ) ot New York City ,
juiulny school nt 1'J in. Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor mooting at
O.t'ipm. Sermon nt 7.11 bv the pastor ,
Hev. S. WtlL'ht Duller.
Dr S McChosnoy of Walnut 1(111 ( Methodist
Episcopal chuich , Cincinnati , O , will preach
nrUr. Dur.vc.i , First Congregational church ,
Sunday morning.
Castcllar Street Piesbvterlan Church-
Sixteenth nnd Castcllar stieots. Hov. J. M.
Wilson , pastor. Services 10 30 and 8
Morning , John Calvin Magco , 1) D , nnd
ivonlng , the pastor. Evening subject , "John
Jus , the Bohumiiui Reformer"
First Christian church , corner Capitol
avotitio and Twentieth streets T , E. Cram-
) lot. pastor. Dr. Marsh , president of Mount
Jnlon collage. Alliance , O. , will proich nt
0.30 a m. and Dr , C. L Stafford , president
of Iowa Wesleyan university , will preach at
8 p. m. All will bo made welcome.
Southwcstein Lutheran Church T.vonty-
sixth street between Poppleton nno Woolworth -
'
worth avenues. The nas'lor , Hov. Luther M.
Culms , will preach at 11 n m on "Josus on
ho Shore. " and at 7 15 p. m. on " 1'hu Car-
talntj of Judcmen' . "
St Mark's hvangolieal Lutheran Church
Corner of Twonty-IIrst and Hurdetlo Ureuts.
; < ov. J. S. Dotwoller , U , IX , pastor Services
at HI , HJ a. in. and 8p.m. Morning .sermon
by Hov. .1 M. Caldwell , D D , of Chicago , 111. ,
loloante to the Methodist Enlscopal fonciul
conference. At the evening service the
ustor will preach.
Unitarian Church , Seventeenth n id C.ass
streets Uov. N. M. Mann will preach la the
nornlng. Subject , "Tho Unfailing Thing. "
bundiU school at 12 o'clock.
Services at Second Presbvtorlan church ,
corner Twenty-fourth and Nicholas stioots.
Her. S M. Ware , D.D. . pastor. Sabbath ,
May UJ , 1SIU. In the morning ut 10:30 : o'clock
irciiching by Uov. Wilbur P. Thlrulald , D.
X , president of Gammon Theological scm-
narv , Atlanta , G.I. Sabb.ith school at 1'J m.
A missionary mooting nt 3 p.m. to be nil-
Irosscd by Mrs. Bishop Thoburu and Hev.
faille W. Wurne , both of India. Young
People's Society Christian Endeavor nt Cit.'i
p.m. Pri'.ichltif ? at b p.m. bv Rav. Andiow
1. Hansom of Puget Sound. All delc atos
ind friends of these speakers are invited to
bo present.
I'mk Place Congregational church. . Thir
tieth nnd Callfoinla streets. Next bunday
nornlng at 11 o'clock Rnr. Alfred Smith ,
iresldlng older In tbo Wilmington confor-
nne , Uelawiiro , and delegate to the Motho-
llst conference , will pieach the scimoii.
Sunday school ut noon. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at8 p.m. William J. P.aske ,
iastor.
First Prosbvtorian Churoh Corner of
Seventeenth nnd Dodge streets. Regular
services at 10:30 : a. m. and & u. in. Sunday
'
scnool at noon Young People's Society o'f
Jlirisllnn Endeavor nt 7 p m. Pulpit supply
For May VJJ : Morning , HJV. J. J. Evans , D.
D. LL D , president of Hcddlng collegj 111. ;
evening , Hev. J. T. Edwards , D. D. of New
Yo-k. Both are mombeis of the Methodist
Episcopal conference. Members of the Sib-
bnth school will meet at the church Satur
day at 4 D. in. to rehoaiso for Children's
day.
day.Central
Central United Presbyterian Church
113 N. Seventeenth street , Ucv.John William
son , pastor. Pleaching at 10MJ a. m. and b
p m. Sabbath school at 1U in. Young
people's , meeting at 7 p in. Preaching in
the morning by Hey. John SV. Dillon D. D. of
Lancistcr , O. , and in the evening by Hov.
Thomas Hanlon , D. D . president of Pon-
nitiijton seminary. Now Jersey. Stiangors
welcome.
Hillsine Congregational Church Con.or
'J hirtioth and Onio streets. A. H. Uoss.pas-
tor. Morninc sen Ice 10 30. Sermon by
Hcv. W. L. S..Murray , Pn D. D.D. of Dela
ware. Sunday school at noon. Young
People's Society of Chiistian Endeavor U : 15.
Vespers 8.
So ward Street Methodist Episcopal church ,
corner Sewuid and Twenty-second streets
Htjv. H. A. Crane. A.M. , pastor. At 10-0 !
a m. Bishop E. G. AndrewsD.D , LL.D. will
preach. At b p. in. Hev. E. W. S. Ilatr.-
mend , D.D. ( colored ) , editor of the Suuth-
wealuin Cbustian Advocate will nreuch.
Seats tree. Evoiybody welcome.
At Hnnscom Park Methodist Episcopal
chuich , corner Twenty-ninth street nnd
\Voolworth avenue , HUtiop T. W.Jojco oc
cupies the pulpit at 10.SO. : In the evening an
L.IW01 th league plctfoira will oc held and
addicssod by Dr. J. J1. Borrv , editor of the
Epwuith Herald , Dr. VH. . W. Hccs of Dos
Molncs nnd Dr. II. C. Jennings of Min-
sota. Talco the Hanscom park car going
south on Sixteenth street.
A jubilee Pentecostal will bo held Sabbath ,
ntH p. in , in the Baptist chuieh , cornei Fif
teenth aiid D ivenport , led by Dr. Keen. Mis ,
Amanda Smith will spoil , .
Hoy. F. M Bristol , D.D. , of Chicago , will
give his popular lecture on''Brains" in the
First MethodUt Episcopal chuich Monday
evening , MRV 'J.i. ThU is oiu of the very
finest lecture * on the boaids. Enthusias
tically received wheroyer given.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Fortieth nnd Hamilton stieots. Hcv. T. C.
\Yob3tcr , pastor. Seimon by Hoy. J. M
Carter of Central Tonncfhcoconference nt 11
o'clock a m. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
No evening service.
First MothoJIst Episcopal Church Corner
Twentieth and Davenpoit stioots. Hov. P.
S. Mci rill , D.D. pastor. 10.IO : , Bishop U.
S Foster , D.D.LL.D. ; 7:11 : , Roy. ( Jeorgo
Elliott of Cicoigetown , D. C.
At Plymouth Conirrogatlonal church , cor
ner of Twentlth nnd Spencer streets , Hev. J.
C. Hart/ell , D D , will preach at the morning
service. Dr. Hart/oil Is the cerrcspomlinj'
secretary of thoFieomen's Aid nnd Southern
Education socloty In the Methodist Episco
pal church , nnd ho Is un able speaker. Come
and hear him. No service lu the evening.
UUI'Elt.\MKVf
ulii'x Itc\olutloimry I'DITFH Make
Another Important Ca | > tiiro.
ISI ! l > u Jnmi Got to i Hcn-l"\ \
Vono/uela ( via Ualvoston ,
Tex. ) , May 120. fHy Mexican Cable to the
Isew York Herald -Special to Tun Bun. I
The town of Lassaulas , on the Orinoco river ,
just above the city ol Bolivar , has fallen Into
ttio hands of the Crcspists. A sharp Ilk-lit
has taken place near Bolivar , Tlio revolu
tionists , who were strongly intrenched near
that city , were attacked by the government
11 oops. They were mot bv a heavy and well
sustained lire , under which they broke and
letlrcd In seine confusion.
dipt m c'd liy < : iinrllla ,
Bor.o7\ , Colombia , ( via Galveston , Tex. ) ,
Mnj 'JO. [ By Mexican Cable to tno New
York Herald Special to Tun Bui : ] Olllclul
Information has been lecolved hero that a
bund of Venezuelan guerillas lias captured
the toivn of San Antonio del Taonisa In
Venezuela , Just on the Colombia frontier ,
" . 'ho Venezuelan consul In Cucuta , the near
est Colombian town and the Colombian ran
bul In Sail Aiitonio united in apjrualing to
Prefect Hucaramanga of Cucuta to allow
Colombian tioopj to go to San Antonio to
protect the puoplo and drive uwav iho In-
tiudcitj. He w.u told that the guoilllas
wcro highwaynioii ot no political party , who
committed all sorts of outrages on the people ;
that the town authorities were powcrloiu to
prevent the vilest and most lawless actions
and that anarchy prevailed ,
The perfect replied that any Inter
ference on bis part would bo a violation
of the neutullty and bu could not risk nm-
broiling his country with Venezuela by In
terfering. The Inhabitants of the town and
thosurroundlngcountryarolleclngto Colum
bian towns for refuge , abandoning their
possessions to tbo marauders , the men glad
to escape with their lives and tbo women
with their boner. The invaders are purely
banditti nnd have no connection with either
of the warring uartloj In Venezuela.
t'ulltlral Trouhlu In llulltlu.
LPAA Bolivia , ( via Galveston. Tex , } ,
May SO [ Bv Mexican Cable to the New
York Hcrald-Spociul to Tun BEIPador |
Vlcurra has been Imprisoned at San Fran
cisco for preaching u political sermon In
favor of liaptlsta.
An election row at Poles ! ended by the po
lice tiring on the rioters. Several neoplo
were wounded. Troops bad to jjuaid tuo
ballot boxea ut Oroura. X'hu prtij of the
counttv pencrallynvors the election of
Caimctio niul U' f lAruuslv ( nltaclring the
niilhoillles for allowA the military to Interfere
fore In beh nH of IWiilTitn , Rumors arc cur
rent today tint a rftVJnution , neadcd bv Oon
cralCamacho and Dtf P.achoco , has nlroady
begun. 1'rcopt nrd pprouto now lo stiross | | )
an uprising ot IrtJiuus at Puerto Perai In
favor of Ucuoral C4tnulio.
*
A lli I J | , i Chill.
VUIHIUISO , Chill ( via Oalvcston. Tex ) ,
May ' . ' 0. | By Mexican Cable to the Now
York Herald -Special to Tun H : r. I Mln-
Isfr Edwards has called a mooting of bank
ers nnd merchants to confer 0:1 : llnancial and
economical inaUcra. lScnMor EdwnnU Is n
sick man and there \gt \ A passlbllliy that ho
will not remain in oilicc after the meeting of
congress ,
In consoquonoo of the menace of brlannd-
ago on the frontier , the government has
ordered a further bo iy of cavalry to protect
the settlers along tho'Ulo Bernardino.
Ottirr Snutti Aiiiprlcnii News.
BtTvos AMIIS , ( via O.alvoslon. Tex ) ,
Muv L'O. - | Bv Mexican Cable to the Now
Yoik Herald Special to Tin : Bir. : | It Is
now certain that Iho radicals will oppose the
Inauguration ot President-Elect Penn A
meeting hni boon held nt which resolutions
were pissed condemning Iho senate for ob
structing the passage of reform lows nnd for
refusing to receive the petition rela'lvo to
the state siege. Luclo Lope/ has boon sent
on n scciet mission to Asuncion , Paraguay.
It Is thought ihnt ho pees to arrange lor the
annexation of that ropublU.
The pope has charged Father Tore with n
pontifical message to Prcsldeut Pctllgrlnl
in icgaid to the resumption of friendly iclii-
lions , which ha\o been Interrupted.
Tno oxtndltton treaty with Chill is now
before congicss.
Archbishop Goyour Is dead. Ho was
burled yesterday with a giciit military ,
naxol nnd civic display.
i'hu maritime govouior as ordered that
the list of pa sengors for foreign polls on
all vessels Inavlng hero shall be submitted lo
him two days boiore their dcpnrturo.
Vigorous measures have been lakcn to stop
communication with Iho radical prisoners.
News has boon tccelvcd from Malla
Gioisa. Brazil , that the rovolullon tlicro has
boon completely downed by General Ponca
Polxoto and the uuthoiltv of the povoinment
has boon completely re established.
MOMIMIILO , ( via Galvealon , Tcs ) , May
! 20. IHv Mexican Cable to the Now Yoilc
Herald Special to Tun Brr. I The aimy
oillcors who took part In last night's meet
ing nt Joidova have boon put In Jail. Gov
ernor Pi/ario has airlvcd lu the state and
announces that ho will innlnlnln order by
force if necessary.
The commission lo decide on iho possibil
ity of building a canal around Mercedes bar
on the Rio Negro has boon appointed.
Rio .KM : IHO , ( via ( Julvcston , Tev. ) , May
20. [ By Mexican Cablj lo Iho NowjYork
Herald Special lo Tin : Bi.r.J News from
Rte Grande do bul nunouncos that another
revolution has been Initiated thcio by Iho old
party republicans , led by Cailos Barboia
and Colonel Avancz.
Clly Hull ProJi
Soulh Om iha is lo have Iho much needed
nnd much tnllnd of city hall. The committee
unpointed fiom the council tolnvoulgatn the
mailer has been doing seine very effective
work and feels con Udcnl ihat all prelimina
ries will bo arranged at the next session of
Iho council. Severabcapilallsts have signi
fied a * , villingncss lo eicut n hall for the city ,
ttie stiucture to bo paid for in monthly In
stallments in such n sum as tno municipality
maj designate . /
Ills proposed lo erect Ihe hall on thocttj's
lotnt Twculy-slxth and O btioots. The pro
posed stiucturo will to ) a fiamo one and two
atones in hoight. JTho o llmalod cost 01 the
building will bo between Sti.OJO nnd $7.000.
The interest on the amount invested will bo
reasonable , and not e\cjed 7 nor cent per
annum. _
< ; : ; ( with su liiilHii .
A. Boldlnc of Albricht wa arrested
yesterday on Iho chaise of oblainlng money
under fi'lse piulenses and will have a hearing -
ing loduy. The cuiniilulna.it is E. C. Darling
ton of the Exchange , wl o alleges Ihat Bolding -
ing has boon collecting for an Omaha suit
club which has been defunct for several
weeks , and that the defendant ha ; boon
pulling Ibo shekels in his inside pocket. Mr.
Darlington is not the only victim and names
several moro who have been contributing
their haid earned dollars.
Notes and I'c'riionalg.
William Smith is in Chicago.
K. U Pine of Ashland Is in the city visit
ing friends ,
"Penelope" will bo again presented this
evening at Blum's hall.
W. L. Nash , n prominent ICearnejite , was
a Magic City visitor yesterday.
George M. Montgomery of Albion wab the
guest of C. J. .laycox vcsturduy.
John H. Martin of Chlctgo was nt the Fx-
change jcsdoiday , renewing aujuninlnnces.
George . Clark and wife of Greenwood
nrevisitinj ; Ibeir daughlai , Airs. W. L. Hoi
land.
.Tamos Cobry of Iho Dolinonlco has boon
nrobonlcd with an elegant diamond pin bj
admitlng friends.
The Young People's society of the First
Pioibytoiian church hold an Important
business session last evening.
'Iho duto of the entertainment to bo given
by the Junior l pwortn league Is Tuesday
evening , May a I , and not Thuisday , May ' . ' ( ! ,
as iietotoforo published
The drama "Forced lo Iho War , " will bo
reproduced Thuisday evening. Muy 2(5 ( , at
Blum's ball , under Iho auspices of llio
Woman's Uclluf Corps.
Morlio , aged 2 years , daughter of Mr , and
Mrs. J. H. Slow-art , Nineteenth and N
streets , died yesterday morning. The funeral
will occur ut 10 o'clock this morning.
The Metropolitan Sticet Kailwav compiny
has Its tracks bid on Twenty-sixth street
norlh lo L stroel. The company will ncM
put down a liack on Nstrecteastof Twenty
toiuth strcel.
Louis and Anton Vanous of Omaha have
taken oul a permit to oicct nri $18,000 bride
building on tbo east side of Twonty-fouith
slroot , near N street. The structure will be
three siorl'js In hoighlh and In si/o,11x7(5 ( feet.
Frank Frailer and Torn MclCnight quar
reled in the saloon at Twontj-sixlh und Q
snoots , and were ejected from the saloon.
Hy wav ol levengo .McKnight hut lea n large
stone lurougu Iho glass fiont. Colh were
ariestcd.
The Union Stock Yards company yester
day iccelvnd a now Mvllcn onimio direct
from the works at Philadelphia. This makes
six locomotives the Sleek Yards company
has In use on Us own railway , of which Ihoy
have aboul twenty miles in operation.
fKHUlllLK HVSULTN Ol' .1 JlUKltlVl.fi ! .
Tnrlio Iliiiulri'il tl'oiipln 1'urUli nil thu
LOS-DOV , May iW.iBaron do Worms , par-
lla.iientary secretary of the colonial ofllco ,
toad a telegram lil'dio House of Commons
this afternoon conprnlng the terrible disas
ter at Maudlins , ll ts bald that nno-lhlrd of
the capital city , J'gi't Louis , has been do
slroxed. Among flpj buildings wrecked was
the Royal colle/u anjl twanty-fnur churches.
Many sugar mills in the country vvuie dn-
mollshcd and valuibo | | inauhinor ) badly dam-
nucd. In Poit LouiA alone , OJi ) parsons woio
killed. In the couiittv dutflots , as far as
houid frnm , 300 pjijjliod. It is believed thu
complete dealt ! iolljvvill b3 over 1,200 fulall-
tins , mostly umoii , llio Afrioaiis , Hindooi
ar.d Chinese.
fTTT
foiuuitKi ) .tf/n I'.ntii.r i > oii.i'in.
Awful Trritiiii'ii : | ul n Hunter nt tin ) lliuiilx
ut liulliiiH ,
GUTlinii' , Okl. , May 20Oliarlos McGlll ,
while Hunting in the Cherokee strip , was
caplurcd by Oaago Indians , taken to Ihclr
village , kopl bound and was tortured for
tinco days , being partly scalped. Ho was
finally allowed to go , more de'id limn allvn.
The government has taken measures to pun
Isu tbe Indians ,
Thii Pri'nbjli ilun A ni > iiilily ,
POHTI.AMI , Oro. , May 20. This moinlnc
the moderator announcc-d the moniLicrtlilp of
the vailous standing cominitlcos.
The report of tbo committed on revision
was made the touond order for Monday uf-
ternoon.
An offer by John 1C. Middlomai nnd othois
of Salt Lake of a site and endowment for a
Presbyterian college to bo culled \Vostinins-
ler place , was accepted. A committee was
nppouied to dralt it more formal Icval ac
ceptance.
Her SIMIINOS , Ark. , May 20.At today' *
Eosnion of the Southern Piosbjtenan assem
bly a uuiutor of reports wcio read ,
Hint on foreign tuitions , A commiinloatlon
from Ilin jnf. < l In the Now I Intitules pro
tcnllnx agnlimt tlio Minding of arms nnd
ammunition to natives bv difloront natloiinl
powers was lead It asked the assembly to
inloicrdii with iho government of the 1'iiltcd
States to M'cnro uniform action on thin point
Pirrsni IKI , P.I. , Muy 'JO. 'Iho irnneral
coni'iiiltfo of Ihn homo mlsuons , Unltod
Prasb.vterinn chinch. Is In sassioi hero ,
Slxly drlegn ns nro In alien l.auco fiom all
parts of the conn try.
At ttio co-ifcreiico opining Ilio following
olllccrs were i-loctod Chnlrmin , Rav , ! < .
M. Sp'iii'ur. Sierllng , Kan. , sporelary , Roy.
W. S Oivnns , Spokann , V'ash ; nsslsluil
Bccrntary , W A. Spaldlng , Spokann , Wash.
Theio nio I.l orgaiiirod congrbgntlnns that
bttvo been or are nuw bolnir aided from Iho
home mission funds , of w hlcli 2U ( nio legardod
ns scll-siiiiporting. 1'hu nnproprlalloiis for
IS'.U ' , liu'liidlng grants , wcrojdi.'s- * I'lio totil
receipts for HID | iast vi ir nro t'11,171 ' , and the
lotnl uxpundlluros , M lW , H.I
in'\'s 111:111:11 or inn wiiit ,
Ilisplln Ilin IINiiHlroni I Inmls llui Prns-
| M | I I. iili Itilghl nnil llnpi lul ,
N'i YHIIK May Jl R ( J lin , > V , Co's
weekly rovlow of trido suvs The great
Moo Is at HID west , unprecedented at some
points , nnd prolonged rains extending over
tbo wholn M'ssisslppliiiloy , sorlnusly Inter
rupt trade. Vet there Is nothing to warrant
nppiohenslon thai .ha ciop will be dcllcicnt
or ihal the tni'lo will fall IHow cxnoctii-
lions for Iho year. In all quarters n conll-
dcnllal spliit prevails , nnd oven nt thu south
llioro bee-ins , lo bo roUllvelv less umbair.asi-
inont limn of lato. Monov Is ovorvwhoro In
largo supply and light demand , TradoMgan
orally more nottvo In cusH-rn cities. 'Tradu
nt Chicago equals last sour'b , and prospects
nro consliloicd bright In splto of thu llnods.
Receipts of wheat , cuiod moat < and lar I are
somuwbat larger than nn aveiago. Recolpts
of choose , bultcr , rye , oils and wool decreased -
creased a lilllo and of hides aim corn ono-
huU.
huU.Mllwaulcco
Mllwaulcco icporls lowland cropi suTor- (
ing.
Business at Minneapolis nnd St. Paul Is
greatl.v rounded by bad weather , and nt Si.
Louis much depressed by Iho Hoods in Iho
( ? real i Ivors , though othnrwito stiong.
At Kansas City trndo is llkowlso depressed ,
but cattlu receipts me beuvy ,
'li.idu ( iiMid at Otn ilia.
At Omaha trade Is very good in groceries
nnd lintdume , und Improved In dry goods
in d shoes.
Improvement is seen ct Denver In splto of
Iho weather.
The urospects for n good cotton crop In the
south are excollenl. HroadalulTs have ad
vanced , stonns giving speculators their
chniico for n mo. Wheat ircelpls have been
checked , exports contliuin heavy nnd the
prleo has advanced 1'j ' cents. May corn 10-
coiptH are reduced , but cxpoits ns well , nnd
the pi Ice has nuvanccd half n cent , while
o.ats have risen l' J centb wllhout visl
bio ollcct. Pork is 50 cenls higher ,
but lard and hogs a slmdo lower.
Ccffeo has advanced half n cent with
sales of 13.1,000 bigs. Now wool
bcgli.s to como forward and Is promptly
taken with slight advances. Kilos at the
Ihieo chief markets aggiepato . " > , . 100,000
pounds for the week and since January 1 are
' . ) , UJOOd , ! ) pounds , or 10 per cent moio lhan
last \ car.
The lion business Is distinctly tnoro active
v.-ilh lurgci Iransne'lons In all grades , thougn
pi lees do not Improve at all.
The business failures occurring throughout
the countrvdurlng thu last seven uavs num
ber for tlio Unltqi States 19 , ' , compaied with
a total of 175 1 ist week and J )9 ) t'ao week pre
vious. For the con 03 pond ing week of last
year the licuies were 'JoI.
CI.IUINU : iioisi : srvruM
Oinaliit ShiMis an ImrriHo , us 1'iisuiil , Hut
It U : i Sin til Onr.
New YOIIK , Muy 20 Tno following table ,
compiled by Br.idstreet's gives the cloaimg
house lotuins for the week ending Miy 1 ! ) ,
IbOJ , and Iho porconlago of increase or decrease -
crease , us compared wilh the corresponding
week of last 3 car :
AI.IJ STUM : ! ' / ' < > it A
Influences That HIMII Cniisnl n DIM Idccl
DrpirHHliin In III" Mlllldil.
Nrw VOIIK , May 20. IJrudstreol's icvlovv
of Iho New York stock market fur the week
save : The pilncliul speculative event of Iho
week was the successful culmination of the
campaign which loading oparat'jrj have boon
waging for months past against the Noi thorn
I'ncillc stocks. The pissing of lliu dividend
un tlio piofeiied 'ock IR u diicut verillcatlon
of luo inediclions which Bitch intoronts have
been making nnd the decline of Iho stock In
question to a pilco below that recorded in the
llarlng panio hud u general depressing
ititluoncc. Other dlstuibtng foaliuod
weio furnished by iho alleged propo-
billon of lee Atchlhon lo isbiio a ? 100.UOO)03 ( )
new focond inoilgago bonds , and b > Intima-
Uons ihnl Mr. ( Jonld was bearish on Union
1'aclllo and Inclined lo bilng lhal coinpanj's
tiodbles to n head. The damage to tno crops ,
and the dangi-r which the lateness uf the noa-
son Involves for the corn crop , involves , of
cours" , exaggeration * . In conjunction wilh
the Incidents ilrondy noted , it lui nullllled
the influence of the fall in exchange and
ct's.alion of gold oxpjits and clicciied
the lovlvod dUPOSitl n on the huropoiin
inarkots to buy our securities. AH
a whole the inaiiict lacks buving power
anil laliios onlv as Iho bear inu-iost
In Iho btocl's buujoct lo attacks grows to ut.-
, evortnele8s bo do-
proportions
cl noi hilvo not bawi general , llijulda on has
been conllnod to narrow limits and the ex
tent Jf Iho horl inioim-l furnishes inalorln
for an advance which n period of gjod
wont nor and moio fayoiablo ciop reports
coulil readily Inltlaio. .
Pridav's tudlng , however , developed little
of cheerful chaiaiter The continued np
pearance of unsettling icpoits from iho west
were eiicoaiuging iho professional bear * to
mnlio further and partially successful ut-
upon values.
'I llu Dcalli Uiill ,
HKIII ix , May 'JO. Herr Kloist Holtr , mem
ber of the liulubslag , died loday ,
\NI TIM : uoiu.D's rviit.
\\orlilS I'nlr "ouvonlr , lllu tr.ilo 1 , helm < x
rompkito ami o..ncl . o history of Iho prlnol-
pil world' * filM trom Iho Ctyl-U 1'alacp ,
l.diHlon. is.il , to ihoVorld's t'oluinhl tn I'x-
piis'tlun In ciilo iRo. is-ii , With explanatory
tables and imps I'ulillslipd by The An-
nbojun I'libllshliigcoinpaiiyClilcign , bound
nc.'illy In cloth
It uiroly fulls lo the lot of tlio reviewer
lo notlco so oOmuillvQ i\ work n < \ the
"World's Fair Kouvonlr , " whk-h Imi
boon compiloil wltli so much eire by ix
forinor ioliloiit of Onmhn , .lohn I ) .
, IOIIL" < . Tor | ) iirpHo4 ( of roforcnou , of
comparison nnd for jjonoral information
lliu work IB u miiKiilllcont rolloK of the
wish anil otiorjjy ot u city that Is the won-
dfi' % of the xvoild.
In Its compilation espouse has not
been thought of , anil the ik-hnotH of Us
illustrations of the World's fair build-
liifisoula of Iho men and vvomon whoaro
ilirectliiK to u suecosMul Issue what bids
fair to bo thu k'roatust uvposlllon of an-
uiont or modern tlinu , pictures
of the colosil ) oiHinos ) bloj'o th x
fland as moiiuinnnU to the ontorprlso of
tholr ownurs and builders , is typical of
Iho "Chira o ( ; ait , " ns the rush and
hustle of the pro.it city by Iho inland son
hns been described.
Tlio book has boon arranged upon n
most comprehensive plan , the object of
Iho publisher holng to glvo n complex
icsumo of what may b'j HGOII in Uliicatjo
in IMJ.t , and at the b-uno time clvo the
Information in a compiul form , bo that
the worlc may bo a valuable adjunct to
Iho library and reading room. Its usefulness -
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all realms of human thought , ingenuity
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time. It brings before the American
pcop'o the foiccs that a-o actively at
work to make the exposition u success
woithj of a nation that in a little over a
century has , fiom nothing , buildol the
mightiest lopublic of earth. It not only
gives full page art typo illustrations and
desciiptions of the principal buildings
of piovious world's fairs nnd all the
buildings of Ilia p oiont Uro-ld' Colum
bian Exposition , together with portraits
and biographical sketches of its
ollicers and chief ? of departments ,
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YOI h.no anytliliin'for silc or irulo HUH
II I. II Mio ife. ilriudwuy uinlMiilnNlriMil _ _
"Tm I'J\\ \firnisforsilu. Imiiruvu I Ifl ) in ru <
1 In llnrrlsuii Liiiiiiiy , JIU 'Ji per.iur < i , UlucrJi
Iniprinud , J.1) JJ : HJ auro < il * Ji. 1'or b ir ; tun
in lo\ui anil .Nnljr.ihU i fanm oill DII or wnto
loJohiHOM .V VIM I'ltlnii , Uuuncll Illnll-i
J7MJIC HUM ln llln. In Tin pun uf thu
illy. I. 11 MiDiifo , Jlroulwuy and Main
KTuKAOIl and < o niiils < loii Simes fund *
un i , utu , jtoroil und Hold un i unimUslon ut
lottuat rales. K Kliiiiunan. IM Uro idw ty.
iUIt h.\li ; OH IM.NT-iu-ust and most
Jlinilll iblu inn it iiiuil.ut In thu w l , iluhu
fiom H'-UJOJ ' to J7.UOJ Uoishbntj IIOSHII inonlh
bank lunik will hlmw It ; kilt nd'oj , bili'iidll |
huslnum I'hiinuu ; \ouri' I lo isu on building
M , l , lloo olllco ( JoiiiiHI ItliiJfK _
AN liMpslniPiit um , ' tin. Nuwiloiibloliutmo
at .Via 114 nnd 1 H r7th at
( II hlnllt. linprnvniiiciit , new and llmt-ulaHi
liouse , contiiliis II rouinu , bath loonit - ' nnu
lri'VH , ID uliniilH , front and buuK still' ,
liol .iiid culd Hulur horvlei1. guv , ut' , " "fin
td.'iJO , will null nt a b ir uin and sollo t biinu.
illo ulleri. I'oiojt binlth. llald lu bluuk ,
t'oiinoll lllulfH. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
. ' for lout 1' ' } " " ) rt. "
DnslKAIlI.Lnllli'oroaiin I'o.nl and Main
ktrcutii , ulth all iiioduru coiivoiiUiiiU'S 1 iir
terms apply to A. H Mclioiun 01 U 0. t-ory ,
loom 0 , u.unts for bulldtiu' .
Sco If This Hng Not noon Your
Expot'lonca , nncl if It Hna ,
1'rofit by the Lessen It
Convoys-A Llttlo Frank
nnd Straightfor
ward Talk ,
The following mo n few words to sen
sible thinking people :
They are addressed to those who have
boon troubled moro or li su for ve.it s w ith
calm rlial alTVetions of the head , throat
or chest. They aio words of sound
counsjl and dislntoicstcd mlvlcu , qulto
apart fiom any question of the sp.ico
tlu'j occupy as an advertisement.
In nil eases out of IHO catarrh IB
directl } or indlioctly the result of colds ,
which are moro thin liable to cau o the
original trouble lobe converted Into
consumption.
Tlio season of the jpar most favorable
for tlio successful treatment of catarrh
is in tlio season when the pillent is less
liable to take cold. That season is the
carlvv spring nnd summer. Natuie then
lends her aid to the work of thn pa-
tlont , withholds the iniluencus which
cuiso and increase the disease and af
fords u fair opportunity for complete
i ceo very.
This is simple , sound , sincere and
straiL'litforwaid advice.
The time for } outotilco treatment
for aiij calarrhal dilllcultv is now.
Now Unit the sp-Ing i hero , with its
sunshine upon you , and the clisuiiho does
not cause , \ou "serious trouble , you im
mediately neglect . \oursolf utto ly and
wait for another winter to ionic with its
same old lound of colds , sore lineal ? ,
aggravated catarih , wearisome and dis
couraging treatment aiid uiHatisfaclory
results.
In view of those facts , would it not bo
prudent and wise for jou to act in iho
matter NOW ?
HER WORDS OF PRAISE.
C'linimonillm ; the 1'alnlosi .MclliiHl of Drs.
Copt'laml and Slippird Aller Sullcrin
Tortuie Iriiiu Si-xorc Trcalincnt Tlio
Mild Tower Cares.
Mrs. 1'dward Duncotnh of Upland ,
Krauklin county , Neb , came to Omahix
sjveial months niro lor medical treat
ment , stopping with her d mghlcr. Mrs.
Salt/giver , of ± Iii ; South Will strot. In.
an interview Mis. Duncoinb sas :
vita. rnwAiin
"I nm .IS vo irs o'd. and have 1 ucn atlinv ; for
nlnuvnirs I had cat irrh.nliu h iillo ted my
nose , tnnnil und eye ? . und has I no a iniicli
wcir-u slnie I h.i'l In grippe In is'ii. '
" 1 snlluii'il much \\ithh v.Uii-anil splt-
llnhc'iidacha and earache My t < imlli.
mouth i nil ton nooro liitlaini'il Mini tore. I
vv is seldom free from SUM rj p Im In my
-Ido , shoulder hi t us nnd I ai'K.
" 1 h id a IOMTO coiirfh nn I was neii r able
uiiet u wood night's sle 'p My nppolito vriis
oMiomcIv iioirond I wiis xciy \\uulc My
limbs fill imi.ilvcd un I di'ixd.
" 1 tii'iiic'il biro with it p-u nltiPiit ( ihyslclin
fur over In j months lie- put sliorii iields up
my nosu and In my tliru it wh ch I unit mo
terribly , and i ansod cunt pun fui a lone
t me. U also uai R.'d miicli bliolniB and
s iH-ni'ss and made mo woiso Insleid ut
hull r
" \flir a rouiio of tie ilniciit with 1'ri.
( opulnnd iu ( hciird ] I nm ] il us'ilto atatu
lh.it Imi I I'litln-lv rccoveiei e\ict | ) my
sirc'iiKtb wlili-li Is fust ruliiinlnr I'hoy tire
i infill um p t nst ililn , ; In their work , aim
th h trcatmnt Is mild and p tinier. "
AXD KlXnilKl ) DISUASKS
) AT Tim UMIOHM HATH
or J" A MONTH Tiinoufiituin' run
AKI > .sj.i/.w
; runNisniD
< 1
lid mm lira
ROOMS 311 AND 312 ,
New York Lifa Building >
Cor. 17UiiuiI ( Fnrii.i'ii Sis. , Oiinlu , Nob.
W. II. Coi'iiAM : ) . M. D.
C. S. Siuji'Aiiii. M. U.
Consnllliu' I'liys'olan ' *
Hnonlillo ? : Ottirrli an I all dli i n Ji of till
Hy . . r.ir. 'I bruit an I l.uni-j. Nurvoiu Ols- "
. OIHoI"
i HM's.sljIiiDlson'HM. UlininlollNoisiH.
lluurs- toll a. m , - ' w 1 p in , T to 8 u in.
anl k.ndr..1 . , .
Iruaiod H n-comfully by null blind 4u Hi
fllniniH fur uiunllun ciroiiliri AildnHi.Ul
liilU'is lo Uojiolund Mullctl Iiutlluto , .Set ?
Voik Ufu llulldlnif. Umitlu , Null
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council muffi
C < ! iplt\l slco'f
fcurplm 'in I I'roflts . .
NutGupll il mil biirplus . ,
Illrcclor * I II K I null i i K IV.'i , . . „ . - ,
I V 'I iJiu T
aii-iKiin I ! I ! lUrt , I V Vllllir
nml Clnirlo. II. IliuiDnri Train tot tfoiior U b inlf
lug bubineH * J.iwoi. cipllil and burplusot
any bunk In : ? outliwo turii Io\\a.
INTBftB3T ON TIMa DBO3IT3
O. EX. MYJS1RS ,
FJNE FURNITURE ,
diim.iiidu 1 bf
otlmr uruli
and o > ury
all olunson of irjdii.
IJKI.iU , H < JI SI ASM ,
J 5 AM ) y)7 ) IIKOADW AV , tonne 1 Illilffs.
l > ll o of 111. mini Inn.
The linn of MuiidulMohn I l.licr AI.awrlo. .
arcliiloou , UUiiH < iay d.voiud by mutiinj
ciiiikunl. Ir McnJcUsolin tutlrliiK anU
Mci > rj I'Muir .V I.awrlo cuntlnn'iii ' the biml-
ties ut Iho prononl olllciii wl.uioull llrni dobu
will hu n ilu K ic-h ini'iiiliiir of iho o d linn U
ntiiliorl/-d to colluul H * otiUtaiiilln. debit
unil rcculpl for same. I * MKNIIKI.HHIIIIN ,
i , 1'iHiinii ,
llAHUV I.AWllIU ,
C (1 ( 1'axton block , Oiuahu , Muy 10 , Ib'Ji. '