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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1892)
THE OMAHA DAILY DEE : \VEDXKSD.VY. JUN'E 1,5 , 1892. THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE ! - NO. 12 PEARL STKKKT. to any pat t of this Cltr 11. W , TII/CON. - MANAGER. Hm'neni Office . j ! ° iJ NRt | , | Editor . No23 N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluff * Lumber Co. , coal. Wanted , peed girl for general housework. Mr * . J. U. Snjder , 242 South Seventh street. A mcotlns of the Uodeo Light guard * will bo held next Monday evening at the armory for the puiposo of electing u cap tain. Marriage licenses \vcro Issued yesterday to James K. Dugcrd and Carrto Walker , and to John C. Mulvanuy and Julia J5. Scheer , all of Council IllulTs. Tno Ulllo IJulcl society of St. John's I'upllsh Lutheran church will give n soctublo nmi entertainment at Foster's old stand , 521 Jlroiulway , toinoi row evening. I'oltaunUninlo trlbo No. 21 , Improved Or der of Hod Men , will moot this evening In rpgul&r council In their wigwam , coiner of Droaduiiy anil Main street , at the cigbth run. < run.Them Them will bo a mcotinp of the Pottawat- tamlo County Democratic association Friday evening at 8 o'clock to make llnal arrange- menu for the trip to the Chicago conven tion. tion.A A change of tlmo of morning scrvlco has been inndo In St. Paul's Episcopal church , bundny school ulll assemble liurcaftor at Hi 15 a. m. , and tno tlmo of church service Will boll o'clock. John C. Mulvanoy and Mrs. Julia K. Sheer \vero married lust evening at 8 o'clock bv Hov. C.V. . Uroncr at the homo of ttie bride's parents , 1410 Avenue H. Thev will rcs'.do at iiiu North rourteonlh street. Mngglo , the O'lnouths-oUl daughter of Mr. nnd Mts J. T. Clark , dlod yostordav mornIng - Ing iit , 8 o'clock of congestion of the lunes , teller an illness of ten dnjs. Tbo funeral will tn ! < o plnco this afternoon at 1 : ! ! 0 o'clock fioin tliu residence , bUT Ulcn avonun. The proprietors of tno bnrilwaio stoics of Council llluffs have corao to an agreement In the matter of the oirly closing , and ulll hereafter dodo at 0:30 : n. tn. each evening rxciipting Suturdav. The now order of lliir.p % wont Into effect last evening. The Young Men's Christian association end Council Bluffs. Jr. , nines crossed bats at Keys Urov" grounds yostordnv with disas trous icsults to tbo latter. Tbo fcatuics of the game were tbo bard hits of the Young Men's Christian association. The score was BO to 17 In favor of the Young Men's Chris- Han association. Charles , the only ton of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Trouttnan , died yesterday afternoon at 8:45 : o'clock , aped U months and 11 da\s , of ulpthcrm , after an Illness of tuo weeks. Thcro will bo no funeral services at the bouse , but the procession loaves the resi dence , 927 Third avenue , at 5:30 : o'clock , for Kairvlow cemetery , where a brief service Will be held. O.V. . McCoy , the Lo-vcr Broadway livery- plan , wns victimized yesterday morning by a J'ounp ; man whom ho has had in his omplov lor a wcok or so oast. The hired man went to breakfast In the mori.lng as usual , but ho failed to return. Upon Investigation it was found that with him had disappeared n lot of clothinc belonging to Mr. McCoy , valued at about $12. Ole Olcson complained to the police yester day that ho had been robbed. Ho imbibed an allopathic dose of something stronger than water and lay down on tlio shore of Big lake to siren off the effects. While ho was engaged thus some ono without the fear of the park policeman before his eyes came along and nipped his nickel watch and ( J In money. There is no clue to the present thereabouts of the mlsaiL-g property. Tbo case of Poster against Bellinger occu pied the day in the district court. A number of bones that bed been extracted fiotn some ono's frame were introduced in evidence , und half a dozen physicians were put up in the witness stand to tell u hat they know about phjslolojjy. The air was fragrant with bruchlal plexuses , cervical openings , capulas and other things that were very familiar with the doctors , but left a rather vague feeling In tno minds of the Jurymen. The case will likely take tbo rest of the vrcok. Otto Meyers , James Williams , John King , Edward Hart and Peter Hlckoy were given even days on the streets yesterday for vagrancy , Charles Hess , ono of the "Chi cage kids , " \\ashcldon account of a letter which w as received by Ilov. G. W. Crofts from the mother of the young man , who Ilvts In Chicago , wanting to know the whereabouts of her son. She gave his name as Eddie Tollivor , and said she would send inonoy enough to pay his way back it bo would agree to como homo. Ills tno com panions woio released. Do Witt's Sariupaillia U reliable. Cull nt the Chnutauquii office , No. 10 Pearl street now nnd select your cump- lii ground If you want the choice of 'locutions. Hot wonthor prices in picture frames t Uiloy A ; Shorrnden's art storo. JM.7UO.V.II'.tll.tOIS.tl'Iltt. . C. G. Saunders and Everett Tmloy are m DCS Monies , Mr. and Mrs. H , A. Cox have gone to Chicago cage on a brief trip. C. It. Ilannon Is attending the annual nicotine of the Iowa Bankers association. Paul Tulloys U home for the summer vaca tion fiom Diculnson college , Carlisle , Pa. VV. S. Marshall loft yesterday for a month's trip to Colorado nnd San Francisco , Charles U. Potter of Uockfoid , III. , U in the city visiting the family of bis son-in-law , Hov. G. W. Crofts. U. E. Hart has returned from Minneapolis well sittljllcd with the result of thu conven tion , to which ho was a delegate. J. 1) . Edmundion loft hut evening for the cast , intending to sail for Europe , where ho will spend several months in sight seeing and pleasure. Or. H. S. West leaves this evening for bis usual summer vacation nnd outing , going this tlmo to Minnesota on a ilshlng expedi tion. Ho will be absent u wcok or tea days. For Kent First eliiss tmloon : good lo cution ; llnoiixtiiros. Responsible parly cun got long lonso on good terms. Ad dress D 1M , Boo olllco , Council Bluffs. Inlerimtloiml Cure association rooms mo in annex to Grand hotel , 620 First avenue , Council Btutfti , In. For cure of alcohol nnd opium disease. Niilliinil iiicitniiniviit : | ( if thn G. A. 1C. J. J. Stcudman , department commander of the Grand Axmy of the Utpublio , ba con- eluded an iirranpcinout with nil the trunk lines In Iowa for handling the Grand Army business to thu national cuuainpmutit , which takes plato at Washington , I ) , u. , beginning September 17. 181U. Instead of selecting ono road nnd ono train nnd designating It "hcndijunitcr * . " or "department , " each of the inilroaua leaving thu MUsonil ilvcr at Council Bluffs or Sioux City will put on a tpi'clul Grand Auny triiln , whlih will bo in command ofo..ioftho staff o Ulcers of tbo dipiutmcnt commander , and the stall ofticcr In clmrgu of the train will liuvo the nntlro re.sponslblllly of that train. Thrsu trains will inn tbtough the btato by Uayllgbt , ni riving at Chli-ago In the morn ing. A full day will be Htu-nl In Chicago xlewlnu'lho Woilit'ifuirbulldlngs , and in tbo evening ono full train of slccpoi * , and as muiiy moro as may bu needed , will lra > o for \VushliiKton , Tlio train fast u | Chicago \\lll brf Known as the ' depaiuncut tiain' and will bo accompanied by n baud of mutlo mid a company of gentleman singers. Nego tiation * mo already poiuliiu with the man- ugcinent of Uio Iowa State bund of ! ) ( Molnes nnd the 1'olln , la , band , one of \\hlch will In all probability be the ouu cliOiH'ii to make thotiip. The urragomont meets with the approba tion of the pastungur atenia of all tbo lines , nnd they promlto to work their parts of the tate with all their might , so that It Is proba ble Hint tbo utieudunto from Iowa will bu much Uriier than at any pnwlous encamp ment. NWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Horrible. Death of John Smith's Little Three-Year-Old Daughter. SWALLOWED A GRAIN OF STRYCHNINE City Prl onrrs In Tutiiro Will Ho imlilrtl According toTlu-lr logr o of totrnt- | It.v ItctttT yn.utr4 for tlio Itu- itprchiltlu r.lrinciit. A Httlo y-yoar-oltl daughter of John Smith , the gardener east of thu city , dlea u horrible death jestcrday morning ni tlio result of taking an overdose of patent medicine which had boon carelessly left lying auout within her reach. Mr. Smith toiitfbt a box of "Miles' pilli" on Monday. Tbora was no mark 0.1 the box to show that the pills con tained any poison , nnd the only warning It bora was the directions which proscilbed ono or two pllb ai the uosa for ailulti.N'o os pcclai prcciutlous were therefore taitun to Keep tbo box out of the little one's ' way. During the morning MM. Smith , who wai working In the b.icK part of the house , huara n groan be hind her , and looking around saw her llttto daughter In the act of frilling to the door. She Asked what was the matter , and the Httlo girl roollcd that shocould not stand up. A few minutes later she won * , into convul sions , and within thirty mluutos after her condition was llrst discovered she died , Dr. bnydcr of this city was called to at tend the BUftcror , but long bofoto ho could ( jet there her trouble was over. An Investi gation showed that it was the box of "Mltui1 pills'1 that hau douo the mischief. The baby had managed to got hold of thorn nnd bad oaten a laigo number of them. Each ono contained n Httlo strychnine , and although just how tnuny she made away with cannot bo told. Dr. Snydur thinks from certain indi cations that she must have caton at leant a grain of slnchnino , one-twelfth of which \\oulU have been u fatal dose. Every testimonial regarding Ilooil's Sar- suparllln is an honest , unpurchascd state- immt of what this n.edicino has actualy dono. Trains lonvo Manawa ilaily at 8 and 10 a. m. , 12m. , and 1 , 2 , iiiO : : , u , : ttO-I : : , 4iO : : , 5 , 5:31) : ) , 0 , 0tO. : ; 7 , 7iO : ; , 8 , 8:30 : , t ) , 9:30 : , 10 , 100 : ; ; , 11 nnd 11:56 : p.m. The ll:5o : train will inuko conncotion with the last electric motor out1 for Omuha. The Boston Store Juno sale ODOIIB this morning. Council 13 lulls. Bargains awaiting' everybody. Iniiru\uinciitH Aliuut tlio Jnll. A number of greatly n coded improvements are bolug made about tbo city Jail In accordance - anco with the decision of the council at n recent mcotinp. The entire upper floor of the building Is to bo remodeled , so s\i to fur nish quarters forcortaln classes of prisoners. In the past the "booby hatch , " as it has affectionately been termed by some of Its friends of long standing , was a nauseating plnco , illlod with drunks , vnai , vermin nnd specimens of a good many other undesirable things. Into It were thrown all who hap pened to coma along , rcspoctablo people , against whom thcro was no charge except that of suspicion , as well as criminals of the basest sort. With the completion of the im provements now being made all this xvill bo changed. People who are unfoitunato enough to como Into collision with the police force will not have any palace to hvo In , and jet things will bo fixed up in such shape thai It will not bo all ono's llfo Is worth to sloop ic jail over night , provided the victim Is not a confirmed criminal. The jail as it now is will bo used by tbo regular prisoners , whllo the upper floor will bo made In.nsluepingrooms principally for women prisoners and for these of the mon who seem to deserve a better place to sleep In than a hog pan. Ono nltrht not long npo there were about thirty prisoners confined in the Jail , whllo there were bunks for loss than a dozen. This plvos an idea of tbo cramped condition the jail has been in , and thochango is ono which will undoubtedly bo dulv npproclatcd by the occupants. Marshal Tomploton has also been rear ranging his ofllco for several days past , taking out the old water prossnro apparatus , changing tbo division line between his prl vato ofllco and the outside oftlco , putting In now furniture and making other improve ments. "Lato to bed and earlv to rise will shorten the road to your homo in the aklos. " But early to bed and a "Llttlo Early Uiso'- , " the pill that maKes hfo longer and better and wiser. _ Davis soils reliable paints and drugs. Just , received , 1100 black and white leghorn huts , choice 50c. Mrs. Minnie PfoilTor. _ _ _ Dr. Chamberlain , eye , oar. thro-vt , catairh. Shugarlbloci : , Council BlulTs , Troulilr with the Cowcntehor. Jlmmlo Montgomery , an old man who lives lu the southwestern part of the city , bad his regular annual experience with tbo pound master night before last. Ho claims that ono of the cowcatchers 'employed by the city came to hla place at 11 o'clock night before last ana enticed his. cow from homo long enough to throw n rope around her horns , after which ho took her to tno pound. Ho did not discover thattho abduction had tauon place until yesterday morning. Ho states that If ho had knonn of It whllo It was going on ho would have given the man with the rope .somothingto remember his ex perience by. Montgomery wont to him after ho had made off with tbo cow and offered him 50 cents , the fee prescribed by tbo ordi nance , to rolcaso her. The poundmastor refused - fused to lot her go for that amount , but In sisted on netting ; i.r > o. Montgomery then wont to the ofllco of Justice Cones , who'o ho made complaint , and the affair will bo in vestigated. Numerous complaints bavo been made .since the pouudmastor went Into ofllco by tboso who claim to have been "worked" for an excessive foe. The question of how much bo is really ca'.ltlod to will probably bo decided ouco for all before Montgomery gets throucb with the case. Disease never successfully attacks a sys tem with pure oloo.l. Do Witt's Sarjapnrlila nmitcs pure , now blood and onrlcboi ino , old. Ogden house furnishes board , and room at popular prices ; from SUaOOor $35.00 per month , according to room. TuUou to Atlantic. Sheriff Jones of Casi county nrrlvoJ from Atlanticyoatorday to got William Ca.npboll , who is supposed to have stolen a watch in Atlantic during the Dromon's tournament. Ho took nlin hack with him on the afternoon train , The two mon who were with Camp bell at llio tlmo of lils arrest were allowed to go frco on an agreement made between Jones ana Ofllccr liowllug of Mnnuwu. Howling claims that the two mon were mixed up In the pickpocket expedition at Manawu last Sunday und as soon us they aio bet frco on the charge of vagrancy now pending against them In tbo police court they will bo taken to Manawa for a trial. Rolto- : , the tailor , 310 BrovJw.xy , hn till the latest styloj and novvoat goo-U Satisfaction u.irantoud. Have you scon the wonderful Hurd .lefrlKoratora , tlio newest and best out ; the genlno Now Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves light lltco gin absolutely eiifo. At Cole & Colo's U Main ttlioot. Chulleiivn liirAvoi'it. Since tbqllramen's tournament at Atlan tic thcro has been conolu'erablo discussion over tno roiult of tbo Btearner contest In which Council Uluffi defeated Avocu by a small margin , 'i ho Avocu mon claimed that they wore ruled out of tbo contest by tbo partiality of the Judges and staloU that they felt confident of being able to defeat Council 1Jluffs at a fair tost. TUuy ure to bo given tuu chatico tiny so much ileslro , ns a challenge um IssuoJ yesterday bv tuo motnbow of the HlufN loam and will bu sent In duo form to tbo Avoca team. Tbo chnllcnco provides that each team shall ctioiso a judge and the two judgoj n third. Tbo 131uff-t boys will put unflfiD tof'OJ ' ami have the contest In this city , or Avoca will put up J150 to $100 and have the contest there , tbo rules of the Iowa Fuviraan's a3 ocl''tlo'J to govern the contest. The members of the homo toim nra very anxious for the contest to tnko place nnd as these of the Avoca team seem to feel the same way there is but little doubt that another conte.it will be arraneod for the near future to decide tbo championship. MM. L. U. 1'iUton , Uoo.tford , III. , wrttos : "from personal u\porinncQ I can recommend DoWllt's SnMap.inlU. a cum for Impure blooa and general domlltv. " The Boston Store , luno sale opens this morning , Council Blulls. Bargains awaiting everybody , ltr < cptlcin ( I'l ( Hull \\clllic. Mr. nnd Mr * . W , A. Coulter otitettnlnod a number of thulr friends at their homo on Ulan nxonuo Monday evening In honor of Miss Ll lo Weltof Chleigo , who has charge of the trimming dopailmenl at Mrs. Pfolffor's storu. Afiur cnjorlni ; the glou breeze * from tbo vor.inda the guoHs adjourned to the par lor , where \\orodolightfully entertained with caids and dancing until nu earlv hour In the morning. Pfliclous rafreshmonts were served. The following pai took ot Mr. cud Mrs. Coultni's hospitality : Mr. and Mrs. J , H. Carrothors. Mrs. Tipping of Al bany , IN. Y.Mr. ; nnd Airs. H. J , liuDlltz , Mr. and Mrs. 1/rcd 1'felffur , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. follontreter , Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Fay of Clinton , la. , Mr. and Mis. C. H. Butler , Louis Wlttmover of Chicago and W. T. Uottlob. The Hotel Gordon since its thorough renovation , coupled with its superior cuisinn , is meeting with unpatalloled SUCCOSH. Cuke and ice cream will bo served Thursday night in Squires' store build ing , on Twenty-llrst street , between Fifth and Sixth avenues , for the benefit of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church. The Boston Store Juno sale opens this morning , CouncirBlulTs. Bargains awaiting everybody. Como to the Feast of Lanterns at the First Prebbytorian church , Thursday , Juno 10. Admission and refreshments , 125 cents. Tickets on sale at Camp's drug store. _ Stacj-Atwood. A quiet wedding took place last evening at tbo residence of Mr. aad Mrs. J. S. Hob- ortson , 522 Washington avonue. The parties were Harry E. Stacy and Miss DortaAt- wood , both of whom are well known lu suclal circles In the city. Oaly their im mediate relatives woio prusent. The cere mony was performed by Uov. O. W. Crofts of the Congrozatlonal church. Mr. and Mrs. Stacy will atonco begin housekeeping at&JJ Washington avenue , where they wilt Do at homo to Iricnds alter July 1. "Tho Aniurluaii Idoii. " The growth of the American Idea cannot bo better Illustrated than In the wonderful chance of sentiment regarding foreign min eral waters that has taKcn place in the past fifteen years. At the beginning of the past decade no one thought of using anything but a foioign wator. Now all U changed. The mineral water resources of America have como to bo understood nnd it isoll Known that In spiing waters , as In overythin-rolse , America loads the world. Our Londonderry Lithia Is far ahead of the waters of Carlsbad as a medicinal water , whllo sparkling Londonderry bas largely superseded npolll- naris as a table water. Poland Is also famous ar.d has as guests at Its olcgant sani tarium many foreigners who have forrneily visited European springs. Michigan also has valuable waters , and the Pacific slope can boast of thermal waters equal to any in the world. But the best ovldonco of the growth of the American idea in mineral waters may bo found In the numerous imitations of the loading waters. Formerly this imitating was exclusively of foreign waters. Today the market Is flooded with uiatmfacturoa lithla waters in imitation of our two well known lithla springs. As none but leading poods ere Imitated this is proof positive of tbo American idea. Wo also regard this as a healthy sign. American water for Amor- leans should bo the watchword. Lot "Hor Majesty" drink all the foreign water ; wo can got along uilhout It. If she gets gouty wo will bond her a case of "Londonderry , " which , for this trouble , is well nich specific , Saturday Evening Qazottc. AK1 > XllU WE.ITUEU. Xcbraalia Cropj Are Groniiif ; mid Promise u Grrat Hurtcst. CUCTT , Nob. , Juno 14. [ Special to ync Bni ! . ] Weather crop bulletin No. 10 of the Ncbtoska weather service , issued from the central ofllco , Boswoll observatory , ot Doano college , for tbo weak ending Juno 14 , says : The wool ; h.is been w.irni and Miiislilii ; , with only se.ittciod showers , \ml has hcun thu most ( avoriblo week of thu boason for the growth of all \o otiitoti ! and for fannlnz op erations nencr.ills' . The tcimpcrittirii linn been above the normal In nil paittt of thu stiuo. generally from ono anil a half to thruo dcuroes above , but in the southeastern part of the sttito about soon decrees. The Hiinsliinu hus also been decidedly above thcuvuraeo. The rainfall generally has noen very lUht , and In mimv piuU of the state there was none or only a trace. The dry. warm weather Iris hastened tlio piowth of : il ! crops , mid espe cially corn has nr.ido rapid pro io s ; small ciMlii bus been shchtlv InlnroJ In a few case * by the witrin , dry winds and lack of showers ; the grouna has become somewhat cjustua arid Hhowcrs In all parts of the state would bo very bunuUclal to soften thu surfucu of the ground. Dntn from Witshliigtoii. WASHINGTON- . O. , June 14. The follow ing Is the woatborcrop bulletin Issued by the weather bureau : The past week has boon slightly cooler than usual in the states bordering on the At lantic southward of the Potomac rlvor and along the Immediate west gulf coast , and decidedly cooler than the average In tbo Kocicy Mountain district and Pacific coast. Over tbo great portion ot tbo principal agricultural districts , the week has boon warmer than usual. Generally over the southern states the temperature for the wcok has not differed materially from nor mal. The seasonal tempornturo continues deficient over nearly tbo whole of the United States. Tbo rain for thn past week has been less than usual over much of the gruator part of tbo United States. A marked dollclency is shown In the lower Oblo , lower Missouri and central Mississippi valleys , wlioro very Httlo rain has fnlhm. There Is an excess of rain In the upper Mississippi valley , upper Ohio valley nnd In portions of the middle and south Atlantic states. Unusually heavy rains also occurred over portions of central Montana and there was In couoraln slight excess over Wyoming and Utah nnd thence westward to mo Pa- clllo coast. From the mlddln of the Atlantic coast westward to the Missouri valley the excess has been very decided , and especially In the central valloyahero from ! iD to 7fl par cent inoro than the average amount of rain has fallen. lonu Crop rrtmperts. DES MOIXES. la. , Juno 14. The state weather crop bulletin says : U bas been a very favorable week for farming. The aver age temperature wa a = > above the normal , with moro than the usual amount of tun- shlno. Thn rainfall was generally enough to kenp the soil in oed condition for vegeta tion. Corn planting Is nearly cqmplotcd. Cultivation is In progress. The stand Is about the average. Not moro than the usual amount of replanting is necessary. The acreage Is materially decreased , but with seasonable weather u fair crop may bo pro duced. Small grain , pastunigouud meadows are doing well. Mlivut In htoru In tlio Xortliurat. MiNNUAroi.18 , Minn. , Juno 14. The Northwestern - western Miller reports the stock of wheat In private elevators lu Minneapolis at 710,000 bushels , an Increase of 15,000 bushels. Tno total stocu at MtnnoipalU and Duiuth M l'-,5T-,184 buiheU , an increase for the wcok of b'J.OOO. A J ear ago the Block was 10.100- 000 busholi. The murkot record gtvo * the stock In * T t'l J. G. PRYOR. } \ I JLKI I Oil Is at Home to His Friends at the TORE "NO. 2.2.3 MIDDLJB , BROADWAY , With' a Fine Stock of That he will sell you at prices that will surprise you. Special attention given to repairing and making custom work. Be sure and call and see the new store country elevators of Minnesota and the two DuUotns at 'J..UO.OOO bushels , a gain ever las Monday of 110.8UO. This makes tbo aggregate gate northwestern stock 15,437,284 bushels , or 22UJ ] , ( bushels In excess of last week. A year ago the total stock was 12,714,000 , bushels. Illlloimtrxs. Tastrlo dorangompnt , or what is often called biliousness , with had taste in the mouth , coated touguo , offensive breath , loss of appotlto , dull , heavy , stupid fooling , the effects of n debauch , drinking , overwork , or long watching ; weak , tremulous , debilitated fooling : headache from deranged stomach , Indigestion ; vertigo or dizziness of the head with deranged stomach or constipation and all cured by Humphreys' Specific No. 10. AtthoFarnam Street theater last night Lecocq's tuneful "Uiroflo-Girolla" was added to the Dodd company's repertory for the summer season of light opera , and this popular work received tbo careful presenta tion wlch marked the preceding perform ances. . Miss Leslie sang the Hilo role In flue votco nnd tilled the dramatic action with an effer vescent vivacity. Mr. YOUIIK embroidered Don Bolero's lines wjtb his effective comedy , and Mr. Charles' [ Mouuouk was liorco and insistent. as botittea tradition. Miss St. Clalr was archurming Paquita and made the moat of the rolo. Mr. Collins' fresh tenor voice was hoard to excel lent advantage In rMarasquln , and Miss Bella's Auroro wasn good foil _ to Mr. Young's Boloio. Tbo choru&os were well drilled , and tha performance was received with marked evidences of favor. TOLEDO. Iowa , April 0 , 1S91. Dr. J. B. Moore , Dear .Sir : My wife has used about six bottloa of your Tree of Life , and thinks that she pps received greater ben efit from it than any raodjelno she has ever taken. Yours truly , J , iT"L.iH. BUI'KIN" . Gon'l Agent and Troasi West Collogo. Since receiving the above testimonial , 1 urn Inrecclpt of a letter and'choolc from the Hov. L.H Bufkln of Toledo , Iowa , April 3. > . to send Hov. J. W. Kenwprthy , Crastlino , Kan sas , six bottles of Mdore's Tree of Life. For sale by all druggists. DriinUcmiuss. A disease , treated an such and perma nently cured. No publicity. No infirm ary. Home treatment * Harmless and effectual. Refer by permission to Bur lington Hawkoye. Send 2c stamp for pamphlet ShoUoquoii Chemical Co. , Burlington , la. .ixi > o f/A VMMA r . Frank Linden , ono of tbo very best of Amctlcan nctois , and his handsome , talented daughter , Edn'a , In conjunction with tbo Davis Fifth Avenue company , will appear at Boyd'i this oveujng in Linden's intonselv thrilling melodrama , 'Alberto , the Son of Monte Cristo. " ThU play must uot bo con founded with tbo old Monte Cristo , as It is a sequel to oracoritinuatlonuf the samobul far superior. This Is ona of the best companies on the road and deserves patronage. "Tho Savior's Birthday , " n wax group from the studio of the Parisian Broulllards , divides the honors with the drama , "Uncle Josh , " Introducing the famous child actress , Graclo Bcauford. The bird circus comes infer for its sunro of praise. The show at Won- doriaud this wcok Is a hummer. Fifteenth street und Capitol avenue. Do Witt's Sariaparilla aestroys such pol sons as scrofula , sKin disoajo , czoma , rhou mutism. Us timely usosavoj many hvos. County ( /'ommUnIoncrg. The county commissioners have appointed and confirmed the judges nnd clerks of the bond election \\bich will behold Thursday. The list U thn same as the ono that will bo rucscntcd .to the council. The board con curred in the council resolution , agreeing to pay judges und clerks fi ( each for the day , onu-half to bo paid by the city and one-half bv * the county. By resolution a contract was ordoroii made with Sarpy county with rofetnnce to caring for the county line road between the tuo counties. The contract will run for the period of live year ; . That portion west of the Union Paclllo tracks near Mlllard will bo cared for by Douglas , while barpy county will look. after that portion of the road east of tbo tracks. The bond of Tin : BER Publishing company , in which it agreed to do the ofllcial printing and advorUslngduriug the ensuing year , was presented and approved. Mothers will find Mrs , Wlnslow's Sootb- ngSyrup tbo bost'remedy ' lor their chil dren. 25 cents a boltlo.'i > KmloriH'cl by ( liw'to.il ixoliiniRO , At a full mooting 'of ' tbo Omaha Coal ox- chungo held yostordny the following resolution elution was unanlmpuslyradopted : Hesolved. ThatbcllovlhK thut the prnnnil- tlonof the Nebraska Cqwtral Railway com pany contomp.utoiifry Important and valu- ullu linprcn umunts f01a ] \ ulty ami euunty , Kesolved , Tliut It , J tlu | honsu of thu ox- cliuiue that wo glvo'tlio'sitmo ' our support. Boocham'a P11U soil well because the cure. * " O1F1CE Of W JATIIEIl BUIIBAU , J OMUIA , June 14. f The cool condition has moved upon the lake regions and the ucathir Is again ( rowIng - Ing warmer ever the outlro western portion of tbo country. A storm is developing In Colorado which will cioatu another warm wave , though probably not of the duration or ilonlty of tbo recent ono. Winds west of the Mississippi valley have shifted to southerly and tbo barometer is falling , The Colorado storm center will prooubly move northeastward across the Mlsiourl valley. Except In tbo far west and souttmust fair weather boa prevailed. Our next cool spoil Is just appearing In the oxtrcroo northwest. Tor Kmtern NobnuUa. Om-ilt < iiin < l Vlolu. ItrVitriner , fulr ueatliur ilurlnc U'mlum- tl4) , \ > uriiii.T ou SCHENCK'S PILL ! Purely Vegetable and Strictly Reliable. They net DIRECTLY nnd PROMPTLY on the Liivor and Stomach , rostorintr the constipated organs to healthy activity. and tire a POSITIVE nnd PERFECTLY SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION , LIVER COMPLAINT , SICK HEAD ACHE , BILIOUSNESS , nnd all other diseases arising from a disordered con dition ot the Liver und Stomach. They are the Only Itollblo Vcgntablo Liver I'll ! Eolds They are I'oifoctly II trmo-ss ! There ro I'uri-ly Vegetable ; Try Them. DIt SchcncK's Hook on Consumption , Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia Sent I'roo. .1. 1 . 111 1 M h A. fcO . 1 hilndclrhla NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM AGES FOR GRADING MIL ITARY A-VENUE. To the onnors of all lots , parts of lots and real cstatu alon Military a\cnno from Ham ilton street to Grant sticct , and necessary upmoachcs. you ixioliprehv notified that the under- sln ed , three disinterested freeholders of the city of Omaha , have been duly appointed by the mayor , with the approval of the city council of said city , to assess the damage to the o neiH respectively of the property affected by gradtiu Military avenue from Hamilton street to Giant street , declared necessary by ordinance No ajBJ , nas&ed May 24. to'- ) ' , appnned May S3 , 183. ' . You are further notlllcd , that liavln- ncccptod s ild apDOlntmont , nnd duly < jnul- Hied as required by law.o III. on the lilth duv of June , A. D. 1SOJ. at the honi of' ' o'clock lu the afternoon , at the olllco of T. C. llrniincr , room 1 , Ware block , within the corporate limits of s ild city , meet for the purpose of considering and making thu issossircntof damage to the owners respect ively of said property , affected bv fc'ild irr.ul- \ng \ , tiklnj ; Into consideration special benefits , if any. Von are notified to ho present at the tlmo and place nfoicsald. ana make any objections toorstitctiioiits concerning said assessment of damages us you may consider proper. T. O. liitUNMttt , JOHN II. RLbvrs , Ginnn J I'AUL * Committee of Appraisers. Omaha , Juno 13 , 1693. Jl WlOt lt Inw dllllllLlS i tieo i , , the slate an courts. Rooms ' < , 4 and 0 blui'a Ueno block. Council Bluffs. la. ur rni > fiitu.ti. DoniUHtlc. winds have done much damage to Wlnoim , III. The Tonawandn , N. Y. , lumber shovors have returned to worlr The railway tcloxranh snporlntondents will meet In coinontlon today at Denver , Oolo The Train Dlsp itehors association of Amer ica his opuncd Its fifth annual session at Now Orleans , La. The annual ocs lon of the grand lotlc. An cient Older of United Workmen , has com cncd at Helen i , Mont. The fourteen victims of the explosion In the shell loom at Maio Island navy yard , Cal. , hiivo been hurled , s The twenty-first annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence society of St. I'aul , Minn. , Is In sess'on The fc'nuid lo Ineof the United States Donov- olent , and Protective. Outer of Rika Is In bus- alonat llullulo , N. V. Nuw Vor't City Is suffering Intensely from heat , and thu death rate yesterday readied the enormous llKuro of ICO. At Great Pulls , Mont. , lilRli water In the Missouri has been causing a great deal of trouble and dohiK much damage , I'dmond Schneider , Jaconlut Nardelll , Itob- ort Alkun , colored , and two nnknnun Italians \\ero dnnuioU near Napoleonvllle , La. The president has approved the nctmaUIiu appropriations to supply dcriclunelaa for Iho payment of uonslons for the fUeal year 189. . Kloxcn mon have been hold without ball at Siirlnu'lle'd. Mo. , for the murder of Deinitr hliorlft Williams and the lynclilriK of a pris oner , Commissioner Haiim has madn a roqulsltlon font'.V'iO.flUJ for the p iy mentor pensions and expects that thu money will bo available today. Spontaneous comhustlon In n cotton bulo was the cause of a disastrous flro alone thu water front of lialtlmoro , Md , Loss , nearly The trial of " 1'rlnco Michael , " the Detroit Tlylns Holl" loader , for assaulting onn of his Juvonllo converts , has begun at Ann Arbor , Mich Mrs. Harrison's Washington physicians say slie Is now entlioiy out of ilinner , but that the Intense hunt of thu past fuw days has retarded her com'jleto recovery. The Loyul Onmse Institution s of the United States and the Bupiomo camlu of the Ancient Order of Knights of the .Myntla Chain aiu holding meetings ut I'lttsbur , I'n. I ) ckhlto wiis killed , John Klammo fa tally hurt and William Glunn , Milton Scott and an unknown nrin Berlonsly Injured by a toiler oxiloslon | at L irlmorc , N. I ) . I'rof. Hubert K1IU Thompson hus been re moved from thn uhutr of KnulUh llteraturu of the University of I'uiintylvunlu and I'rof. Chariot B. Daley from the chair of general biology , Thacltlrons of Guthrlu , Okl. , lia\o niude B9 > ural attempts to lyiiili the nouro Holly , who , bnnilay nUht. assaulted a white woman of that town , but tin ) otllcors were llrm and the atteiiints proved frulllufcs. A trolpht train nn the Kentucky Central , nuar Mlddlcsboro. Ky. , full through a trestle , EiUlnucr 1'rink rlar eant. I Iroman Henry H , Minor nnd Cunduutor Duckworth were In- Bluntly Killed and ilx othuia illt'litly Injured. St. John ? , I' . Q. , has boon badly damaged by u cyclono. Thu labor troubles In Spain have boot ( jinilloU by the xoMirninont. Kn 'liind him Increiined her approjirlatloi for un uxblbltlon at thu World u fulr fron A'lw.ojg toito.ww. The Italian government has notified Mr I'orlor. the Amurlcan minister , that It now nccopls the Invitntloii to iiartloluuto In the International monetary conference. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWXE KS Vou ntnhuiubv nollllol that the fo'louln , ; described uieitil'-L's , to-\\lt : Lot ! 'J block it Walnut Hill. Lota block 7 DruKo's iidditlon. r. IX ) ft of w.II i ft lot 1(1 ( Hattlotl's addition. Lot 1 Terrace addition. North 41 ftof lot 4 block 11 Improvement As- so ( latlon addition. Kiist' { of noith ' > lota Hascall & Honors sub ot lots SV f > 7 , . " > S , Holers' plat of OKohom.u l , < it ( I liloclc.II Dr.iKo'saddition. Lotll liloeka Draku's addition. Lot ! ) block II Marsh's addition. Lots M and U blocks und lot o In block 0 In Marsh's addition. North > iol lotbbloaVnMarsh's ad lltlon. Lots 11 ana U block ? Monn.oiitli 1'ark. Lot ir > b Ou'U T Monmoulb I'm k. North ! iof oast'i of lot.l and south ' { of east > i of lot ! l block.r > 1'ark 1'luce. Lot 5 1'armcntcr place. lllocU 7 I'nrincnter placo. Lot 7 Hcdlck's Grove. Lots ICedluk's Grove. LofJliloukAsubdlvJ I. llodiek'rt addition Lots 1.1 and 14 block K Slilnn'aSd iiduitlon. Lot 3 block Shnll's addition. Lots''I iind'JI blocks Walnut Hill. Lot Si block u Walnut Hill. Lots block2 Drake's addition. Lot 0 block 2 Drake's a Idltlon. Lota 10 and Kl block S Drake's addlt'on , Lot (1 ( block 7 Drake's -iddltlon. Lots 1 , S and 4 block 7 Dr iKu's addition. South f , of Fonth M of lot 5 block itts. oltv. North ' 5 of south 'i of lot 5 liloslc SJSelty. North of lots block ' 'is , cltv. r.nsti.of lot. ) Keys' sub toll ) Capitol addi tion. KiiHilOfcetof nest SOD feet lot in liaitlotts addition. Lot I block 4 II02CB& . Hill's addition. Lot lOJGiso'a addition Lot7hlocltil A .s Patrick's addition. Lot I block : ! A b I'ntrluUS addition. feuuth 41 feet of lot 4 blouU U , Improveniont Association addition. l.otHltnnd 1 b'oakS ' llawthorno addition. bouth : i * feet of north ' j of lot 4 bleu < I'l Im provement Association. hots 1.1 and 14 b ouU 4 Lakovlow. 5-outli79 feet of lotO b oek U Lowo's addi tion. North 78 feet of lot 0 block U Low'b addi tion. tion.West 54 of noith ' 5 of lot S of Hascall & to eiu' sub of lots.iU , 5" , SiHotels' plat of Okahoma. Lots 1 and 2 block Walnut Hl'l. Lots'i,4 : , block 10 I'oppleton I'arK. Lot 4 dlv lot Ki > vs' hub Capitol addition. North 40 foot ot boutli " , lot i block U Im- irocmunt A socl itlon. Lot 4 blo"k J Drake's addition. Uavij been dcularu.l by ordinance No. M2) ) t bo nuis.iiices by reason ot the existence of Btain nit water upon the same or banks of earth caving over adjacent s'.dewall.s. ' You nio hereby dlroctud to abate said nuis ances within sixty daj s of the date of this no- tlcoor sild nuisances will bo ubatcd by the city authorities and the expense thoicof lov ed as a Hpuol.il t ix against the property on which s ild nuisances exist. Tbo bo ud of public works will bo in session on tho'JIthdavof Juno. IbO.between the hours of I iinda , at which tlmo in opportunity will jo alvon you to bo heard In regard to said inisances Dated thlb 18th d iy of May. 15-i 1' . W. IllltlvllAUSnU. Chairman of the Hoard ot 1'ublle Works of the City ot Omaha. .lunu ll-U-M-n-Hi CfflZlS STATE BANK OfCminull Ululi Capital stce'c yi.1OOf ) faurpluaanJl'roflts ttUOUJ NclCauItil an ) Surplus # VtOOlJ : Dlrtctors-J. I ) hl ! na iHJi. ft li rinilir : . K' > Glr.ison.K K. Hart , I. A. , 'tliljr , J. V. ittioian nr.dCliarloj U. Jlnimna Trans let uoneril bulk- IIIK hiisinois. Largos' capital unU surplus of any Lank in Honth oturn low.u 1K1EREST ON TIME DBPO5IT3 INSTITUTE. [ tp S I IJIWA PT | jLn 11) ) 6 ffi M ltN s * ygH5 I INFIRMARY KOH. THE TREATMENT OF ALL- lli-st faJi lilies , appu-am and forsuCcfssful Ire itnnnt i f ivory form of disease rcmilrln . ir.udleal or aur-tleil truatmunt. M beds for patients , bo ird nnl attondanoo. Itest aecomoJations In the west. Wr.to for circulars on doformltim ana br ices , triissoi , club font , eurvatiirus of solnu , lilies , tumors , e ineor , e ifirrh , bronchitis. In- haluUon.o'cctrlclty , p iralysls , onllunay , kld- HOV. b.aililor. uye. oar. skin mil b'.ool anil all surgical npor itloni. LHobJlOhO Ut VYUlUbtl A liookonlllsuisojot Bi-noiALTV. Woman l'KiiVo ; have lately adilod a lylnj- Indcp irtmont for women ( lurin s confinement. ftrlotly pr vale. ) Onlv Itallablo Mcdlual lu- etitutomaklnK a Spool iltyo. , PHI VATK UfHKASISS All H'ood DNoisea nuccossfully troatoL bynhllltlo I'olson removed from Iho syatein without mciroury Now itostoratlxa 'Iroat- niL-nt for Loss of VI PAL I'OWKU. 1'urMji.s unable - able to vls't ' us mav bu truittud ut homo by ( orroipon lonco. All communications conll- duntlal. Mud elnca or Instrumunt * sunt l < y ma 1 oroxpn-ss , securuly packed , no nnrts to Ind cute contents or sencler. Ono iiornoiiftl In- tory.ew prufurroJ. Call and consult us or mind history of your cuao , and wo will send In plalu wrapuoi , our BOOK TO MEN ' ' " n : Unon I'rlviU , auun iu men . , . VOOAor \ \ UPV.OUi ] jM. eases. Impotoney , By phllla , QluetaiU Varlco- cole , with quest un lUt , llrai es , Appliances for DoforniUIci ft Trusot. Only manufactory In thu Westof ItKtftiit M. 1T\ ' Al'l'l.l l.tUK-t , JltUaiKH , Hf.KUl'lUU JIA'JTJ Omaha Medical and Sur.ilic.il Institute , 26th nnd Broadway , Oojnoll Dluifi Tun inliuites' ililo from center ot Om ibt on Omaha und Council lilult * uio.-trlo motor line , CURB A now nl Corapteto 'Irefil-ranl , conilitlng oj Buppoiltorlai , Ointment la r iptulai , alia In llox aud IMIlt : u I'uiUlT * Cura fur K t roitl , lutorns blind or Blooding Itgtilaic. Cbroalo , lluo.-nl or florcill- tmrr I'llat. TaU llouiolr ha noier been known to fall.llpernux 0/orlSi tuatb mill. Vflittuttarftorn tbli terrlblu dhea.9 wlna u wrlima guarantoa li ponltltslr Bl'fa wltUObojei or refund the laonerl ! not cured Send tlmtip for free H uipl , Ouar dl luued bf Kuun A Co , Driiggltli , 8olu Ageati , COIUM U B41JOO (111 itr * tt , OukUt , Net ) . SPECIAL NOTICES , COUNCIL BLUFFS. "IjlUH HAIjh Kxtra line , thoroushlirod. Jor- Isuv onll , snlld color , reetsturud siooltj ll inontlisolcl 7J. ' < K 1 lr < t strout. Ir'YolJ liu\o iinytlilnx for s ill ) or trade sou H. II. bheife , llro idiiy and Miiln strunt. Ion IOWA firms for silo , Improxol 1R ) In Harrison county. ilUfl I par acrns I'l acrai Improvoil , JJJ.OO : S ) uire < . Jl' . ) i. I'or burrtlni In Iowa mi I Nehr.isk i farms call imor writ * to.lolnnop & V.m fatten. C'ounoll I OUUHNT Dwellings la all parts ot th ? - * - city. U II Mitiafu. llrondxvuy und Main. STOKAOn and Commission Stoves , fiirnl. ture , etc. , stored tin I sold on commission ai lowest i.itoa K Klnnohan , X'J HroadWAy. FOH SAIiD On small payments , fruit and gardim hurl noir Uoiiucll Illuffs U 11. Bheafu , Ilrondwuy aii'lMaln street. TT1 HUNT :9 : Second aMiimo. dwelllns -1 } \\lthl ) rooms , furnace , ranzc. bath , cloclrla boll" , ono of the most duslr iblo luHlilcnctts In Cntinull IllulTs : rent , .M' > 00 pur month , 1111. Hho.ifo. llroadway and Main street. UnNT-Tnootho bobt ( rrlKE HaUou - fourth street , FOR SAM" rimiitno fixtures lease ant ! coed Hill of hnlol ulth 40 rooms In a itond Nebinsku city , will tr.ido for stoek of nimoml incrcliandNc. K. U. yiieafe , llroadway und Malustruut. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FOR SAM' A comfortable live room dwell ing ne.ir ralrniount nark. 1'rlce , { I.MX1. 8-VJ cash , balance In monthly u lyments. 11 II , fclu'.ifc. llroulay an q Main street. _ TjiOU bAIjK Abargiln. Ihrco-rooni dwoll- JL1 Inp. 1018 riflh avenuu. prlco JtOJ. will tnKo team KOOI ! horses in trade anil balance in monthly payments. K II. Mioafo. llroadway and M tin strcuts _ T71OK SALK Or trade. A sK-room frama Jdwclllnir , niKhth avenue * , for. "Oth HL , prlco { I,4)D. ) K. H. Shcafo. Itro ulnav and Main ats. IinKt-night-ronin IwolITiis. 231 Wash- IpOK - - ( . - J- Inton avo. . modern tylo and oonvuu- Ipuvot. In excellent rapatr , runt $45. U U. bheafe , Uru idway and .Main Hts. _ " | J\OU \ SAM' The only hntol In a small town Jfij miles from Coiinr-ll II iris Has nn leu cream parlor \\lth coiiJ trade , rurnltiiro In voices atll.OJO , bnlldliu ? . ' , UOU. Will truilo for Rood resident property In Council lllnffs. a simp for the rUht p trty. H U. bheafe , Itroad- viiy anil Mai" street , IJIOK SALE Hotel and restaurant In a nron- -43 poroiiH Nebraska city , piylng busfnosi , coed reasons forsollln ? , nrlco tlJi ' ) > . It Is n snap. 11 H. Mieafe , llroadway ana Main street. \\7ANTni ) Niibrnsk.i lands In oxchanKti IT foi Council Itluirs property. \ \ II. fcaoafo , Ilroaduay and Main street. \\l ANTii-ToaTns : to fill In lot I. block 18. V > Williams'first addition to Council IllulK Iowa. One-half e-ish and thu b ilancu lu trade. Apply to Leonard i\erett : , Council lUulla. la ; Knoll SALI ? MamSaril bied maro. 7 yours X ! old , hired by Dr. Archibald. No. ' . " .115 ; IIrm dam by Glunwooil , leconl - : . ' Mie Is a line chestnut , h is shown good speed , U gentle and well broken to dilvu hln li1 or double , uoUh * nboiit l.Oiu Ibs M iv he seen ut bunofW. C. ITttcrbaok. V.'frfct llroiihvay. Council llluffH 1'ilce I.'iJ. Jacob b ms store for s tie An old established , DRUG noli p iylii' ' drug Btoro In lively coun- trv town , also residence piopurty. Address Clarl : Kills. Little Sioux. Haiilson county , la 171011 SALK-1'arm. 121 ncros , Eonton Co. . -L' Missouri , with Improvements ; will tradu for meruhamllao ; price $ I'JJU. K. H. Hhealo. llroadway and Main btioot. FOR SALH rarm , 'JS3 acres , In Dlekonsoii Co . low i.'to acres broke , balance fenced lastnre nnd meadow. 1'rleo i'-'Jan acre. IX II. ahe.ifu , llroadway and Main street. TTlOUSALn-ChoIco f/innsln I'otta'sattaml * JL Co. , Iowa. i ; . II. hhsafe , Kruiduay und Main struct. PABTUItAGH foi horiPs and cattle neai city. 1'lontv water anil cooil eare. Y. , II. bhcafo , Uroudway and Main Htreet. I71OH BALE J7.00) ) stock of cenoral mur- JL'ehandlse. well lociled .vlthln luDmllosot Omaha. Will t.iUo pirtln Ian I of best qual ity , halancu cash , K , II , blioafu. llroadwar and Main ( street. FOR PALE Oiot'iiry slock fixtures , horses , etc. I'rlco fl.MH. Excellent tiado , vo\\ \ \ cstabllshud , lar o iirnllu : must bo nolil at oncu. for goo I causu. Iw , H. bhc ifu , Ilroadwar and Main btroet. FOK irNT : Nicely furnUhud rooms ono block from Ilrouifwuy , at t'-"J Olen avenue. IJ OIl SALH 'Iho stamping buslnaas and art JL1 necdlonorU inatorl ilss am going to luavo elty ; uood ehanto for a lady to go In hnulnesu. Mrs. 11. l'.Mle . 4V. llroadway , Counell lllulls. FOR HALK A porfsctly now surry verv elieup. Cull ut Mrs U. A. Uoblnson'H , 7JI 1'lrst nveiini' , olty. W. C. ESTEP , Funeral Direcior , Embalmsr 14 N. Main Street , OOUXOir , 11UUKKH. COUNCIL mm STE.\M DYE woau All klnclsof Dyoliu and Cleiiiiln : done In tha lil'liL t style of thu art. Kaduil an I ctatnuU fabrk'H mudu to look at food a now , Hud feathers eloanoit by ntnaiii In llrMt-olaai m ui- nvr. Work promptly donu ami dull vorol In all purls of ihe lounlry. bund for urlco list U. A. ilAOIIAN. - - I'K H13Uroadw y. Near NortliweUoru