THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY , JUNE 2R. 1802.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEA KL STREET.
ly Carrier to any pattot the CUT
II. W. TII/TON. MANAGER.
Ittll'nC'M Ofllce , . . .No4.1
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N Y. Plumbing Co.
Boston sloro for 017 good * .
Council Bluffs Lumlor Co. ,
P. J , Enn ! & Co. Is the nnino of n new real
tstoto Jlrm locnlcd in the Kvcrclt block.
Hans Albert RUVO n brilliant violin rceitnl
yesterday afternoon to the sisters nnil pupils
t > f Ht , Franrls ncucloin.v.
Jhcob W. Davis of HancocK county , Illi
nois , nnil Kdna A. Iscnburger ot CofTco
county , Kansas , wcro married last cvcnlns
by Justice Hammer.
'j'lio place ot hold In ? the Kpworih lenjuo
district convention tins boon chanced from
the Kit 111 Avenue Methodist cburch to ibo
Trinity , corner ot Ninth uvcnuu and Fourth
tired.
Mnrrlngo licensee wcro Issued yesterday to
ilrury E. Sohultz of Wntcrlowh , S. L ) . , nnil
ilonnloYestof Br.iddyvlllc. In. , uiul to Sen-
tcrloxv liutlor nnd Sarah Jatia Potter , both
it Couiifll Bluffs.
The quarterly election ot odicers ot the
Phllomutbcan Literary club will occur at thor
r ecu I u meeting in the You tic Men's ChristIan -
Ian association lecture room this evening. A
full attendance Is desired.
The young ladles of Miss Lurmc'n Sunday
icliool class will tflvo n "peanut social'1
1'bursday evening , JuucilO , In the p.irior * of
the Broadway Methodist ICplscopal church.
A. program will be rondcrci ! , after which re
freshmontN will bo set veil ,
A wreck was caused on the Rook Island
about ! l o'clock Sunday night by it freight
train breaking Into tbruo purls a mlle east of
the city. Tnc middle section ran Into the
front ones and Knocked Uo of the cars off
tha track , pretty thoroughly UoinorullzInK
them. No ono was Injured.
Olluttlo Allen wasll'iod J15.li ) In police court
yesterday morning for driinkonnuss and tun
line was remitted on condition that she lonvo
thu city. Her friend , Henry Alton , was also
lined JIO. which ho paid. A line of $10.10
was assessed against Dr. .Ing ( Jure Williams
of Fremont and was afterward remitted by
the court.
A letter was received yesterday an
nouncing that Ira U. Mynster nna Miss Mary
Combs , both of this city , were married on
the 13th nt Lincoln , Nob. The mart-lain was
kept a profound secret , not oven the relatives
of the parties Knowing anything Kb ut It
until ycHterctny. Too groom Is a son of W.
A. Mynstcr.
President E. K. Shctton of the Ninth dis
trict of the Epworth Icaguo of the Methodist
church delivered the annuil sermon before
the leaeuu last evening. Most of the dole-
pates to the convention are expected to ar-
rlvo today. The sessions are to be held In
the Trinity Mothodlst church , Instead of the
Fifth Avenue , as llrst announced.
A colored man has been disturbing the
people living In the northwestern part of the
city , all the way from Fifteenth street and
the driving par It. by making a disgusting ox-
uibltlon of himself , and a day or two ago bv
assaulting a man with a razor. The police
nnvo been on tbo lookout for him but every
time ho has raanagnd to turn the corner just
ahead of them. They have a ciuo now , however -
over , by which they nope to got him today
and give him the punishment ho richly do-
serves.
The chorus of children nearly a thousand
Btrong , which has bnon rehearsing for sev
eral weeks past under the leadership of
Prof. L. A. Tort ens for the Chautuaqun as
sembly , baa Its last rehearsal yesterday after
noon. A great deal of improvement Is "noticc-
nblo In tbo work done by the children since-
they began , and the concert at which they
appear will undoubtedly Us ono of the big
gest drawing cards of the assembly. Tbo
mixed chorus also and Its closing rehearsal
last evening.
O. J. Martin , SVill Martin , Will McCoy
ana Ed Smith wont to tlanlhorn lake last Sat
urday for u lishlng excursion. When they
were returning Sunday morning the buggy
broke down and the hor&o , taking fright ,
began a mud race for Council IllulTs. It was
some tr.no before bo could bo stopped , and
Bruall pieces of the buggv weto scattered
along the route for about u mllo. The boys
wcro nil thrown out and were badly skinned ,
when they came to pay for the bugcy us
well as when thoycamo In contact with the
ground. The buggy belonged to the Ogden
livery barn.
AVIuit s.ii-Kont Says.
If you want to pay 81.00 for n pair of
pliocs go to Sttrcont's.
If you want to pay $2.00 co to Sargent's.
If you want to pay $11.00 go toStirfjont's.
If you want to pay $1.00 go to Sargent's.
If you want to pay So. 00 go I o Sargent's
and ho will sell you u bolter shoo for the
money than you can buy olsnwliero , nnil
if ho lolls you the fahoo will wear ho
will stand behind them and give you n
now pair for ovcry pair not as iepro-
nted. This IB not talk , but business.
lutvo had the oxnorionco and Ir.ivo the
goods and business , and u.in inako the
prices.
Coiuo and BOO uio.
SAUOKNT. the Shoo Man ,
41II Broadway.
fKKMIXAZ 1'AUAaitAl'llH.
Vic Jennings has returned from Chicago.
Mr , and Mrs. I. F. HenOrlcki have re
turned from Chicago.
Miss Bcsslo Morse of Chicago U the guest ,
of Miss Mary ICoy this week.
Miss Abbott of Fromor.t was the quest of
M ss Nellie X.urmuohlen last week.
N. Snhurz has returned from Slloa-n
Springs , Mo. , where ho spent several wooiu.
Miss LIlllo Swan , now or Sioux City , H in
tbo city visiting her sistur , Mrs. H. J
Adams , on Cook avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Damon will bs ut
liomo to their irbnds after July 1'J at thulr
residence , corner of Willow uvonuo unc
Blurt street.
L. M. Shubort. A. C. Harding , Dr. O. W.
Gordon and 'J. C. Dawiton will represent the
Hooubllcnn club of this city In the state con
vention of republican clubs which meet at
Dos Molues this evening.
Major J. C. McCrnry of the Third lown
cavalry illott Sunday at nig home In Kooiiiu-
qua , la. Ho was an undo of W. M. Me-
Orary of this city ami was well Known here ,
ho having visited in tbo < Ity on a number o
occasions.
S. M.WllH.imion ha1 , started for a month's
-eastern trip. Ho will go bv the way ot Chicago
cage to Cleveland , O. , u-horo ho will visit
the factory of the Standard Sowing Machlno
company , after which ho will visit relatives
In Cincinnati and Humllton ,
Clrtiiltiii < | tm Tr.iliiH.
Loivvo Council HlulTs from Rook.
Island depot at U:10 : a. in. , 8:30 : n , in. ,
Ia0a. ) : m. , 10:27 : u. in. , 1:00 : p. m. , 1:50 : p
m. , 0:50 : p. in. , 7:00 : p. m. , 7ao : p. m.
150 pcoplo in IhiiJ city imo gus stoves ,
'Jho Gas Co. nula 'inn in nt cost.
Trains leave Manawu dally nt 8 and 10
ii.ni. , 12m. , and 1 , 2 , 2ib : : , il. ; < : ao , 4
Ii0 : ; , 6 , 6tt : : ! , o. 0:30. : 7 , 7W : ! , 8 , 8t : ; ( ) . o
11:110 : , 10 , HC30 , 11 and ll.jf : > p. m. The
11:55 : train will make connection wilt
the lastclcotrio motor ci.r for Omaha.
CoUtix L'intror itln mul mineral xvutor
told in wholesale by ltitiutto ( ] & Co. .
iimniifticlurlng confectioners.
, lu t .MUtfil it t.'olllslon.
There Is a croislng on the Keck Isjantl
road anil Vaughn uvonuovhcro a man dilv-
Int ; over tbo street U unabio to catch n
climpso of tbo railroad track on either ldo
until ha Kots kciuaroly on Iho track. When
Mr. uml Mis. J. H. 1'uco whllo driving
yesterday pot on tbo traoU at this place they
. 8tv thcro wns a train corning nt full cured
touimi them , nnd not over llfly feet tnv.iy.
1'aco grabbcu bh whip anil iruvo hla horse a
out that ont him piunpltiK oil the track Just
In tlmo to let the train no whlzzlut ; behind
him. Thin place wns the tcrno of a tragedy
u few y urt ugo lu which a pvdtllor wa run
ovir uy u trulu.
NEWS FRO ] ! COUNCIL BLUFFS
People on Ont-Off Island Demand Police
Protection of the Council.
WILL HAVE A CALABOOSE AT ONCE
layer Order * n I'ollce 1'orco nnd a Lock Up
for the Nrhrankn Mlilc of the Hirer
Otlirr Work of the
Council.
The council mot last evening with Mayor
. .awrcuro nnd Aldermen Tlbbltts , Graves ,
'ace , Smith and Gelso present. The bids
or lllllnn up of ccrtuln lands that have been
covered with water , wo.'fl opened and otter
icing read wcro referred to the city
engineer for tabulatlorj. Considerable Uls-
cus.ilon arose as to the advisability of Illllns
oino of the lots on which the water would ,
irobably have urled up before the con-
ractors got to work on them. A motion to
reject nil the bids was made by Smith and
carried , after which a resolution was
> asscd authorizing tbo engineer and tbo com-
nltteo on streets nnd alleys to inako such
contracts for lining In all lots where notice
IBS been serveu us their Judgment shall Indi
cate. A resolution from the board of health
declaring several lots In .Hall's nnd Uraw-
'ord's additions to bo nuisances was con
curred In and the marshal wns Instructed to
serve the necessary notlco for abatement.
A petition was presented from forty-three
iroporty oxvnoM on ( Jut-OlT islatul , staling
hat the place was becoming u rendezvous for
otigti characters as n result of the
ack of pollen protection , and asking
hat two pollco oIllucM nnd a calubooso
jo given thorn. Mayor Lawrence HtutcJ tnat
10 had made partl.U arr.tnRomo nts for a
Building to be uscu as a catabooso and court
room. lie recommended that telephonic
communication bo odtnblibhcd between the
police headquarters nnd the ( Jut-Off ealu-
Dooao. It was decided to act in accordai co
with the mayor's recommendation.
Alderman Uiavos registered a largo ablu-
bodled kick in behalf of his constituent ! } in
the Sixth ward on account of the lack of
[ > oiicu protection in mat panoi mo city , tto
mid that hardly a night passed that a drun-
foii row did not tnlto plaro on the street , in
which men nnd women by the score or moro
look part. The police never catno any far
ther west than Sixteenth street , nnd ho
thought bis part of the city needed pollco
protection as much its or moro than Cut-JIT. (
This speech met with n cold , clammy recep
tion from tbo mayor , who showed his appre
ciation of the alderman's remarks by sug
gesting that all tbo city buildings be painted
the sixmo shade of red.
Mayor Lawrence stated that bo had ap
pointed Ellsworth Jiusdalo as special police
man for the northwestern part of tbo city ,
and George Scanlan as clerk , sergeant and
all-around man for the police forco. The ap
pointments were ratillcd. Ho also stated
that ho had mailo n year's contract with
John Hammer for a dumping ground for
$ m.r > 0 per year.
A petition was rend from Chief of I'ollco
Scaiilnn asking that a telephone bo put in at
bis house .so as to euablo him to put in
twenty-four hours n day when necessary , In
stead of cnly eighteen as at presout. The
petition was granted.
Alderman Graves moved that an appro
priation of $ \r \ bo made for the purpose of
buying a wagon which should bo In moro
perfect accord with the eternal Illness ot
things In the city electrician's department.
The motion was again referred to the com
mittee of the wholo.
LAST AVIIK : OF TIM : juxu SALK.
Attlin ItoHtiin .Store.
BARGAINS IN EVUUY DEPART
MENT.
Special bni'Kfiins in figured china
silks for this week only , .ill our G5c nnd
7oc flfjurca ohiim silks for COc. 5,000
yards corded tnffota , stile prieo l"je ,
worth 19c , ono of the prettiest wash
goods on the market. ChllTon , the latest
crnzo in neck wear , jttbt received , over
COO yards in all the newest similes nnd
combinations , on sale now at 2oc a yard ,
worth from SOc to 50c.
Wash poods. Outline of wash poods
is the most complete in the west. Kvory-
thing from the Ho challio to the linest all
wool.
See our line of challies at 3cHe and
02c , worth od pet- cent more.
Cropons , Bedford cords , TnlTota cords ,
ponpeus , oto. , all in at 12jc , makincr the
prettiest line of wash poods to bo found
nnvwhcro.
LudU's' waists in white , black , black
and white , fnnoy nercitlo , etc. , in end
less variety from 48u to $2 25.
Children's lace caps , all our SI.00 and
SI 25 caps during bain for oOe.
All our 50e , IHo and 75c caps for 25c ,
this weak only.
Straw hats in misses' and children's ,
don't have your children get sunstruck
when vou can trot a 25c hat for 125o , a
COe but for lJe , a "oo and $1.00 hut for
Ladies' and misses' black silk mills ,
wo show the ilncdt line over shown over
any retail counter. See our line at 15c ,
25o , 3ic ; , UUc , 50c , 5Sc , ( J5c and 75o , with
out a doubt the best value over olTorod
in bitch goods , see them , and you will bo
with us.
Mosquitoes ! Mosquitoes , bad fiends' ,
don't know that wo have pot , to have
them , but wo are sure to have thorn ,
prepare for their cominp , htivo your
windows secured apainbt them with the
patent adjustable window screens , they
are ollerinp for 2oc each at the Boston
btoro.
Towels , SOo dozen ; all linen towels ,
fancy colored borders , knotted fringe ;
the price you mipht style ono of the
seven wonders , 1'JJe. Ask to see them.
Hosiery and underwear. Wo have
always led. This season wo have out-1
done all previous olTorta. See our line
in onyx , fast black , Hormsdorf , royal
stainless. Louvre , otc. Ask to gee oui
ladies' fast black hose at 2uo a pair , a ,
world bealor , UOSTON STORE ,
Fothoringham , Wliltelaw it Co. .
Council BlulTH , la.
If your old furnace needs overhauling ,
or if you contompliito putting in a new
one , you should examine the Boynton
Gaslight. Mr. Lautjrwiibsor , with
Shupart & Son , is a practical furnace
man , and will bo glad to i > lvo you his
experience in such matters if you
choose to consult him. Don't wait
until fall. .
Reitor , thotillor,313 : B.-ovlwty , haj
all the latest stylus and nowojt
Satisfaction tfuitratitood.
wltliu ICnlfn.
Obiirlo.s Golf , who keeps a second ham
btoro on Broadway near the corner of Eighth
street , hail un cxpcrlonro yesterday attar
noon with four darkey sneak thlovos. Ho
was In the back room of his store when bo
beard a uolso in the front room. On looldtiK
up ho saw a colored man making ( or the
front door with u watch In hU baud which
ho had stolen from tbo show cuso. Ho tin
mediately gavn cbaso and caught the
thief at the dummy depot , When the
follow was brought to bay ho
drew n small olrk out ot bis
pocket and attacked Uoff sara clv. At the
name moment three of the durkn > ' IrionJs
rhowed up. In splto of the odds against him
UofT managed to deliver u kluK that landed
In tbo vicinity of ono of tbo darkey's dinner
u lid doubled the follow up In a heap on the
ground. The boy who stoln the watoh bai
thrown It away during the chase , but ono o
Ins friends got It anu returned It to GofT , who
decided to let tbo quartet go without further
ado , The quartet immediately started on the
run down liroadway , but when Goff got back
to bl store bo found that a rivolvor was
alto mining , tl < notified OOlcer Luuch
who started on * In pursuit. He failed to find
nny trace of them beyond Sixteenth stropt ,
nild they are supposed to bavogono to Omaha
by tbo Union 1'arlflu brlrtgu ,
CnrpcU
at cost and less this WCOK and next to
nako rooms for now goods. Plenty of
jargalns for nil classes. Council Dluffa
Carpet Co.
Dr. Chmnborlnin , eye. car , throat
catarrh. Shrgnrt block , Council BlutTs
McPlmil pinnos. , 110 Stutsman street.
Road page 8 , Chautauqua program.
International Cure association rooms
are in annex to Grand hotel , 520 First
avenue , Council BlulTs , la. For euro of
alcohol and opium disease.
Thn Turnkey Could Itun.
Zed Bothers was serving out a thlrtv-ilay
sentence It : Jail nml yesterday morning ho
nrido a break for liberty , running down
across tbo bottom * nnd over the brldgo Into
Omaha. Ho was followed by Turnkey Mar
tin , who proued the best sprinter , nnd cap-
urcd bis man Just as ho bad crossed the
bridge.
Clriinil lintel , Council lllurTj
Special rates to ttimlllcs for the sum
mer. Largo rooms facing the park.
For Rent First class saloon ; good lo
cation ; line llxtures. Rc'stjonslblo party
can pot long lease on good terms. Address -
dross D 24 , Bee ollico , Council BlulTs.
Tfot weather prices m picture frames
at Rlloy & Shorrudon's art storo.
SELECTED A CHICAGO MAN
[ OOSTISUF.I ) rilOM I'lllST lUOE.j
that any particdlar person had been decided
upon during tbo convention. Thn names of
Messrs. Massov of Delaware , Cheney of Now
Hampshire. Campbell of Illinois and Carter
of Montana bad been mentioned , but ho was
not advised as to whether the nominee bad
made a definite selection. An Inquiry was
made as to whether nil those gentlemen wuro
members of the national committee , nnd it
was developed that Mr. Cbono.v and Mr.
Campbell wcro the only ones who were
member * of the committee.
Mr. Keys of Missouri moved that a com
mittee bo appointed by the chair to wait on
the presidential ana vlco presidential nomi
nees and ascertain their prefoicnccs In tbo
matter. The motion wns lost.
Mr. Fassott suggested that possibly Mr
KlKlns might Inform the committed as to Mr
Harrison's choice.
Further discussion was cut short by a mo
tion to take u recess until 3 o'clock , which
was carried.
When the committee reassembled at 3
o'clocK , on motion of Mr. 1'ayno of Wiscon
sin a committee of three was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions oxprosslvo of tbo
views of the committee on the retirement of
Mr. Clarkson as chairman , Messrs. Pavno of
AVIlconsIn , Wolcott of Colorado and Fassott
of Now York being appointed as such com
mittee.
Jtcaolittlou on Ilerircscntatlon ,
Mr. Scott of West Virginia sent to the
chairman the following resolution , which
was read and laid on the table to bo taken up
for action at some future time :
Itesolvcd. That hereafter republican na
tional conventions bo composed of delegates
from'tlic su\cral states , apportioned upon the
republican votes actually c.ist In the lust pro-
ccdltiK proilduntlal election , TUUC votes and
fractions thereof greater than ono-lmlf to bo
the b ( sin of representation for each delegate.
The national committee shall certify to tbo
chairman of each state committee tbo num
ber of delegates to which each state Is entitled
under thn rule nnd Hhall roxulato the appor
tionment and election ot such dolei'atea.
At the request of Chairman Clarkson Mr.
J. F. Burke of Pittsburg , president ol the
College League of Republican Clubs , ad
dressed the meeting. Ho said that on May
IT last a national organization of republican
leagues was effected. Tbo meeting repre
sented nearly all of the colleges of the north
ern states. It had boon found that a largo
proportion of the young men who graduated
from the colleges \vontout Into tbo world as
free traders. This was duo to thu fact that
many of our colleges use European text
book's , tbo work of frco trade political econo
mists , and this pernicious Inlluonco is
brought to boar upon tbo students when they
llrst enter the institution and continued
till the day they leave It. It has been found
necessary to sot up a line ot resistance to
this inlluenco and bo tbo college leagues
were organized. The necessity for some
movement to counteract tbo insidious Inllu-
once is shown from tbo fact that " 0,000 young
men are graduated from Iho American col
leges every year and therefore 75,000 young
men cast their flwt votes nt every presiden
tial election. The league , Mr. Bur'uo said ,
proposed to orghnizo a branch in oaeh college -
logo and to place college bovs on the stump.
Most oflloiont work on behalf of republican
principles was confidently expected through
those collect ) organizations.
The Illlnolsan Klcctod.
Mr. Payne of Wisconsin olacod In nomina
tion as chairman of the republican national
committee William .1. Camp"bcll of Illinois ,
Representatives of several other states seconded
ended the nomination as ono eminently fit
ting anil proper , and predicting under bis
leadership complete success for the repub
lican party in November.
Mr. Campbell wns elected by acclamation.
Representative Hansbrough of North Da
kota placed in nomination as vice chairman
Mr. M. H. Do Young of California. Mr.
Kosowator of Omaha , on behalf of nls stale ,
seconded tbo nomination. On a vote Mr.
Do Young was declared elected unani
mously.
Mr. Sowoll of Now Jersey placed In nomi
nation Mr. Thomas Carter of Montana as
secretary of tbo committee.
Mr. Fassett of Now York noralnatoil Q.
A. Ilobcrt of Now Jersey , but subsequently
withdrew the nomination , nnd Mr. Carter
was unanimously elected.
Cornelius N , Bliss of Now York was
unanimously elected treasurer , and F , L.
Swords of Iowa sergeaut-dt-arms of the na
tional comti'IUee ,
It esoliltlons Adoptrd.
Mr. Fcsscndon of Connecticut offered the
following resolution , which was adopted :
Itc'.iolvi'd , That In accordance with the rule
adopted by the republican national conven
tion an executive committee of nine , com
posed of members of this convention. Hhall
have the conduct nnd management of the
c impaUn of 16U. ' , and that thu chairman of
this committee , after conference- with the
candidates ) , uliall solcct the members of such
exocntlvu committee and UN olllcors.
Resolved , further. Th.it the chairman , vlco-
clialrmnti , secretary and treasurer of this
committee shall bo ev-olllclo members of
Buid oxucuilvu committee.
Resolutions were reported by the resolu
tions committee on thu chairman and wore
unanimously ndontod. Tuoy extended tbo
thanks of the coinnuttco and the grutltudo of
nil republicans to the retiring chairman , J.
S. Clarkson , for the unselfish , untiring and
splondedly otllclont services rendered during
the many yeans of tils service as a member of
this and other republican committees ,
Will C'ontlniui to Work fur the Tarty.
in the course of bis remarks , thanking the
committee for tbo honor conferred upon him ,
Uoneral Clarkson said : "It have spent
twenty-live yrara In politics and Dollovo
from my experience that tbo best place to
servo the republican party u In the ranks. In
my politics I have found there can bo made
and aru made the most ptcclous irloqdsblpsof
Olio's life. In 1SS1 wo hail n bard working
committee and lost. In IbSS wo had a harder
working committee and to my knowledge no
campaign was over conducted moro cleanly ,
moro honorably than the campaign of ISbS ,
I know Senator Quay aud Uoneral Dudley
and I hope tboro Is no republican In this land
who will over coEino to render duo honor to
those two honorable men , who wont Into tbo
hottest lira for the republican party and
emerged victorious mm without detraction.
The cases of Senator Quay and General Dud
ley afford vivid examples of this practice.
They were attacked by u parly whoso suc
cess Is derived by the use 01 tbo knife In tbo
south and. the assassination of character In
the north. They were attacked , uot because
Senator Quay was guilty of anything wrong
In too campaign ; only ho won a victory for
the republican party an > l restored the gov
ernment to an honest trails. In conclusion
I want to utato that DO man on tbo continent
desires to help elect the republican ticket or
Will do moro according to bis ability than I , "
Hoiolutio'is complimentary lo Mr. J , tiloat
Fussolt , for bis eminent service * to tbo ro-
lubllcan party , were unanimously and on-
bushistically adopted.
rj
J'rmcntril in tlltf I'rcslilent ,
On motion of Senator Sauudors the com
mittee resolved to mfclHt the Arlington Rt T
( 'clock this evening $ rtd | proceed In a body to
bo whlto house and pay their respects to the
ireslacnt. At a llttlo after T o'clock the
committee mot at the Arlington and went In
a body to the wblto house to call upon the
iresldcnt. Tbo comtnllV6o was conducted to
ho blue room whorb they were joined by
ho president. Ch&lrm.ln Campbell Intro
duced each member 'atld explained that the
iommittoo had effected an organization and
ud called to p v their respects. The presi
dent , In a few words , expressed bis appreci
ation of the courtesy and after shaking bands
vlth all who were present the committee
withdrew. , . . ,
IOWA'S ItUVUIIMCUN TICKKT.
Prohibition Still Ohntrurttng Unanimity
Aiitl-Convimtloii I'fittMittnlltlrn.
DES Moisns la. , Juno a * . The delegates
are beginning to gather In Dos Mollies for
ho stnto convention , which moots hero next
Wednesday to place In nomination n stnto
icl t. Secretary of State MoFarUnd and
5tato Treasurer Huosou will bo Mtiominnted
for their ofllcos without opposition. There
will bo some opposition to Attorney General
jtonc , xvho is a candidate for a third term.
.io will , bowovor , b3 ronomlnatcd. For
railroad commissioner there are a largo
number of candidates , Including tuo
irosout incumbent , Spencer Smith
of Council Bluffs. Th&sowno
are In thu load agnlnst bltn nro State Sena
tor 1'crklns of Fremont count y and Repre
sentative Morrow of Union county. Both
men have served on legislative railroad com
missions and nro hi a measure acquainted
with the work of tbo ollico to which they
aspire. The opposition to Smith eouios
largely from the fact that ho has held the
ofllco for ttiroo terms already. Some of the
railroad employes are understood to bo un-
frlendlv to him on account ot hls record on
the board. An effort has been made to
bring out L. S. Cofiln of Fort Dodge ,
who Is popular with the railroad
men on account of his , vork for
safety couplers. For auditor the lead
ing candidates are C. G. McCarthy , Story
county ; W. C. Vnngllder , Monroe county ;
W. N. I3ro > vn , ICeouuk county , and \V. F.
Johnson of Taylor county. McCarthy is so
far In the lead , and his frlands claim that ho
will have d no ugh votes to nominate him on
Iho llrst ballot. The only other tntcrou In
Lho convention is In regard to a platform.
I ho prohibition and anti-prohibition elements
in the party ore not able to agree as to tbo
itlnd of declaration which should bo em
bodied. The question will not enter Into
this yoar'.s campaign , and It Is likely that no
reference will bo made to It.
T1IIKU PAKTY I'OSSIIULITIKS.
Loucks or South Dnknkii Tor Permnnrnt
Chairman Presidential Candidates.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Juno ST. Hon. H. E.
Tauboneok in conversation with nn Asso
ciated Press reporter tonight in regard to
the people's party convention to bo bold in
Omaha July 2 , said : "Temporary and
permanent chairman of the conven
tion will bo selected from the south and
northwest respectively. I think we
will agree on C. H. Ellington of Georgia for
temporary chairman , whllo tha pcrmnncnt
chairman will In all probability DO 11. ! ' .
Loucks of South Dakota. "For the secretary
tbo general secretary of the Knights of
Labor. Mr. Hayes s of Philadelphia , will
probably bo chosen.1' '
Asked regarding presidential candidates ,
the executive committee chairman said : "if
no will accept , Judge'Walter ' Q. Grcsham can
have the nomination. Should ho decline ,
Senator Stewart of Nevada has econ men
tioned. So have Ignatiui Donnelly of Minnesota
seta , Colonnl Norton of Chicago , Dr. Mc-
Cuno of Georgia , Grand Master Powderly
of the Knights of Labor , ox-Governo'r
Weaver and some othersAs to the platform
wo will adopt , I think it will bo practically
thu platform agreed upon at St. Louis in
February last , "
Mlvcrltcs Turn to the Third Party.
HELENA , Mont. , Juno 27. Extensive prep
arations are being made'for ' , the approaching
mining congress for the purpose of making
it an Important factor In tbo third party
movement. In vlow of the dissatisfaction of
tbo neonlo of the mining states with the re
publican and democratic nominees for the
presidency and both platforms , silver men
will take advantage of the national mining
concress hero July 12 to bring about a grand
rally In the Intetcst , of free coinage and tbo
third party.
Senators Wolcott , John P. Jones nnd Stow-
nrt , Thomas M. Patterson and other promi
nent silver men have consented to attend tbo
mining congress.
/.IAT irjKH'N ItJIIl'JIKXTS.
Stonily Improvement Mi mm In the Volume
CHICAGO , 111. , Juno ST. A steady Improve
ment In tbo volume of east-bound traffic Is
shown by tbo weekly statements. Last
weoli's shipments of dead freight by all lines
from Chicago to eastern points amounted to
57'JlM tons against 60,122 for tbo preceding
WCOK , an Increase of 1,822 tons against ll'J.-OO '
tons for the corresponding week last year , nn
Increase of 16,740 tons. The Chicago & Krio
continued to bold lirst plncoby securing over
1,000 tons moro freight than its strongest
competitor. The Luke Shore's reduction of
rales on provisions and bogs has not yet had
tbo effect , of increasing that road's share of
the business to any appreciable dcgroo.
Tbo shipments of Hour , grain and pro
visions from Chicago to the soaooard by the
Hues In the Ceujral Traffic association
amounted to 20,180 tons against 18,120 for 'ho
preceding weelt , an increase of 2,01)3 ) tons ,
and against 12,303 for the corresponding woolc
lost year , an increase of 7,417 tons. Of tnls
traffic tbo Vanderbilt lines carried fill per
cent , the Pennsylvania lines 25 per cent , the
Chicago & Grand Trunk 15 per cent , aud tbo
Baltimore & Ohio 7 per cent.
The annual report of tbo Chicago & West
ern Indiana road shows that the total Income
for Ib'Jl amounted to ? S02tJ'J ) ( ; oxpensoj ,
MS,855 ! , leaving a net balance of J 134,114.
The stock is $3,000,000. owned equally by the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois , the Wabush , the
Motion , the Erie and the Chicago & Grand
Trunk. The net earnings of the Ctncacro
Bolt railroad , which leases sixty-six miles of
the \Vottern Indiana tracks , were & ! 14 , ' < )54 ) ,
nn increase over tboso of tbo preceding year
of 14,094.
Chicago ticket brokers still adhere to their
resolution not to buy or sell tickets reading
over tbo Chicago , Burlington Si Quincv or
tbo Cblcacn , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
roads. This information was wired by them
to tboir correspondents todav , Tbo report
circulated on last Saturday that a largo num
ber of Burlington tickets bad been placed In
the bands of brokers who are not members of
tbo local association was probably exagger
ated , as no such tickets could bo found on
tbo market today. IMvaU of the Burlington
lull ma to that the tlckiota wore withdrawn to
avoid trouble. / .
Valley ltalriajlrAmilr | .
MKW YoitK , Juno 27. The bondholders of
the Valley Railroad of Ohio mot in this city
today. Tbo road has recently defaulted on
Its bonds , and n commltjco was appointed to
look after tbo Interests ofHbo bondholders.
liUumrck U Slljl < \jflu to Drink.
MUNICH , Juno ST.-j'jVhJlo visiting at tbo
Artists club hero , Prlncq Bismarck drank
"n draught of welcome" from a pewter live-
lltro ] ug , humorously remarking : "I can
dram It ut a single draught , as did the burgo
master of Rothonburg And navod the citv
thereby. "
. , , - WEST'S NKIlVISANUnHAlNTnBA.T-
UKOT. atpeciaofur Kyutorla. Dlitlnou , iriti , N u-
ralsla , Ileadachu , Nerrou * 1'roiU.ilon cau 4 tir
tlcohoior tobacco , Wakefulneo , Mental UoDre -
loa , tiujtnemuf tba UrAla. cauilQK laianltf , mUtrj ,
decty.ilti'.t. I'rumaturo Olil A < e , Uarrootii , lx > < i
° Jt.1i.OHlT5 = ' "her * > Impotanor. t.Buoorra an I
all teuailg tkQ t > * . Inruluatur latt i , 8psr
matorrliea OAutwt br oreroxartlon ot tut bnln
Holt-abui orer ladulusuca. A muota'a truutmi-i
11 , Of or 15 , br mall , WaguaraDtoailx boiettoour'
KacU order for oboio . wltu fj will wad wrli'.i
( uarautiato refund If not careJ UuiraotoolM i
inlr by A. Bchroier. dru Ut. icilo a ( nt , igullt 'a
corner Utb and faroaui iu. Omaha.
ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
riioxt
female
WcaKncss ,
Catarrh or
Rheumatism ,
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Disciscs.
IP SO , CALL ON
. Searles & Searles
Consultation Free.
Acknowledged lo bo the most successful | > o-
clullits Inall I'ntVATB. Iti.oou , NKHVOUA SKIV
AMI UHINKHV DISHASIX
Uonorrhmi in fri'n : l to 0 ilnys. SyphllU
curi'd ullluiiit Mercury. All st'ixcs for lifu.
STItlCTlMti : pjrmineaiir curi-u , rotuoTnl com-
plctc , without ctittlntr , c.imtlp ur illlntitlon. Ciiro
nni'Otca nt homo by imlle.it without n moment's
l > nln or annoynnco.
IMI.K , Flbl'UIiV AN ! ) ItnCTAl. Ut.CKIH cureil
njthout | inln or Oi-tenllon from hnslnesv
llYnitOCf.I.B AND VAUtCOCKM : icnnanpntlr
nnil diicccufiillr ciiri-il. Mnthuil now anil unfnUlnit
WEAK MEN
( VITAUTV WKAK ) , Mode so bjr too clo niipll-
rntlon to bmlne's or utinly ; o\cro moiital "train
or urlef : SKXUAIj i\.isSi-t : : In inhlillo life , or
from the cltcctsof youthful follle * .
XVKAK MKN AUK VICTIMS TO NKKVOU9 DH-
IllMTVorKXIlAUSTIllN , WA8T1NI ! WKAKN'Kua
INVOhU.NTAIlV lAI SKS with KAItliY DKUAV In
VotJXIl nnd MIDUl.K AlSKDt lacit of vim , TlKor
nnil strength , with roxunl oritans ImpnlriMl nnil
wrnkononoil prcninttircly In nppronchlnK old nito
All rlolil roailllv toonr njw Ircntment for lo < s of
vlfil tiowcr. Cnll on or nililrois with stamp for
circulars , ties tiook .init rocvlpts.
Dr. Scarlcs & Scartcs , 118
Next to I'ost Olllco.
A Wntton Ounrantoo
to Cure Kvory C io or
i Money Kofundtd.
Our curel permanent anil not K pMchl.ij p. CMCI
trcntcd eeTCn yeart ace havfl nerer teen ft lymptnm
tlnoo. Hy describing c o fully we cum treat you by
mill , ml we Rtra the tame strong Kuar ntaa to curs
or refund all money. Thee who prefer to come her *
fortrcatmont cnn tlo so an 1 wo will p&y railroad fan
both ways and hotel bills whllo hero , If We fall tocnra
We chMlengo the world fora ca that oar Maxla
llcmcdy will not cure , wrltofor particulars nnil nel
thttvldence. In oursoen years praotlca with th
Maalo Kemedy It hn been most dimcult to OTercoma
the prejudices against socnllod specifics , nut under
our strong Kusrnntco thousandi are trylnz It and bo
IriRCured. Weeuarantco to euro or refund every
dollar , and as we hare n reputMlon toproioot , also
nnanclalbacVlnKoftS0Mllt ( Is pcrfectlr safe to all
who wlli try the treatment , Heretofore yon have
putting up and paying out your money for different
treatment ! , and although you nro not yet cured DO
one has paid bock your money. Wo will positively
cure yon , Old , chronic , deep seated caios cnredlnfi )
tolUdays. InvcUUato our Qnnnclal ntnaillnj , our
reputation as business men. Wrlto us for names and
addresses of those wo liavo curud who hare siren
permission to refer to them , It cost * yon only post-
ace to do this. If your symptoms i > ro sere throit ,
mucous patches In mouth , rheumatism in bones and
Joints , hair falling out , eruptions on any part of the
body , feeling of general depression , pnlns In btador
bones. Tou baTe no time to waste. Those who ara
constantly taking mercury and potasb , should dis
continue It. Constant use of thesu drugs will surely
bring sores and citlnz uloersln the end. Dou't full to
write. All correspondence sent scaled In plain en
velope. Wo Invite the moit rlitll Invoitlftntiou and
will do all laourpovrcrto all youl&lt. Address ,
COOK REMEDY CO. . - Omahn. Neb
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
Sealed proposals will bo received by tbo
undersigned until 1:110 : o'clock p.m. . July 8 ,
18'Jtf. for the following kinds of paving ma
terial , vl/ :
Hioot aMihaltum.
Slonx Tails or other granite.
Colorado sandstone.
Woodruff , Kns. . stone.
And vltrlllctl brluk , all according to speci
fications.
Tor pavlne p.irls of the following streets In
theclty of Uinulin , cinnpilsoa in street Im
provement districts N'o > > 4M and 401. ordered
Improved by ordinance IllOO , and more par
ticularly described as follows , viz :
No. 4UI. ! lrd street from the south line of
1'Jprco street lo Williams street.
No. 404. 1'lorco street from the east line of
Uli htroet to west line of llr.l street.
Each bid to speclfv u price per square yard
for the paving complete on the streets.
Work to t > o done and bids to be made In
accordance with pluns and spoclllcntlons
adopted In J nr.c , ISO. ' , and nn filu in the olllcu
of tlie board of public worlts.
Kacli proposal to bo made on printed blanks
furnished by the boiinl. nnd to bo ai'c < iin-
panled by a certlllcd check In the sum of f. > 00.
) ) .tynblo to the city of Omaha , as an evidence
of coed faith ,
The bourd reserves the right toanurdtho
coat met on all thu said districts tozotlicr. oren
on each district boparatoly , for the dllTcreiit
kinds ot inalcrul , subject to the selection ot
the material by the property owners , or the
mayor nnd cltr council , to reject any or all
bids , and to waive defects.
P. W. lUKKIIAUsnil.
Chairman llo.ird of 1'ubllc Works.
Omaha , Neb. , Juno 81 , ISOi.
.TunoSI. S3. 8. 8 ! .
Notice.
In compliance with the statutes of the btalo
of NchrasUn , In such c.tscs made and pro
vided , notice Is hereby clvon that sealed pro
posals will bis iccolvodnt tliLMilllcuof the ( -'mil
mlsslonor of Public Lands and Buildings null
4 o'clock ] ) . m. the IWlli duy of .lun . IH'J. ' . foi
furnishing biippllcs for the quarter ciidliix
goutcmhor 110. jyj , ' .
I ' 'or the hospitals for the Insane nt Lincoln.
Hustings and Norfolk , the Industrial school
at Konrnny , the Institute for the illlml at Nu-
braska City , the Jn-.tlttito for the Deaf and
Dumb at Omaha , the Institute for the Kuoblo
Minded Youth nt Hoatrlce. the Soldiers nnd
Sailors llomi > at Grand Islnnil. the Industrial
Homo nt , M 11 ford and tbo Ulna Industrial
school at Gonovu.
Estimate blanks can bo procured by apply-
In : : to the different Institutions.
Ail bids should bo sealed , addressiy.l to
"Hoard of Purchase and Supplies , Lincoln ,
Nebraska. " and marked "Propoials for sup
plies. "
The board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids , and no bid will bo con
sidered which Is received after the day and
hour above named.
Commissioner of Public Lauds and Htilldlnss.
Lincoln. Neb. , Juno 20. l&'J. ' . j''OdlOt
SEWER PROPOSALS.
Scaled proposals \\II1 bo received bv thonn-
dcrsUncd until 1IJ : : o'clock p. m. , July 8 , Is,1. ! )
for the construction ot a sewer In sewer dis
trict l.'A in the city of Oi.mini , us porordln-
iinco No. : itOI. according toplanbandspcclllca-
tlons on Illo In the ollico of the bo.ml ot puDllo
woiks. ProposaU lo bo mndo on printed blanks
furnished by the bo.trJ.and to bo accompanied
by n certified ciieck In tliosum of fwo. | iiyablo :
to the city of Omaha , as an evidence of good
fiilth.
The board reserves the rl.ht to reject any or
all nldb and to watvo defects.
P. W. iilKICIIAUPnil.
Chairman of the Ilo ird of Puhllo Works.
Omahn , Nob. , Jur.o Ulbt , IHU. jo21-2'-8-i )
THAT IS A
Fine Ranch
of yours. Youluvs works I
hard for it , haven't you ?
It wasn't worth a dollar an
acre when you settled on it ,
and now you would'nt take
fifty. How long do you ex
pect to live on that place ?
Would you be surprised if
some railroad land agent or
claim jumper should come
along somedayand tell you
to "move on ? Unless you
have a patent on record you
are not safe perhaps not
then. Why don't you ask
The Baa Bureau of Claims to
look into your title an 1 get
you a patent that will stick ?
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
ORDINANCE NO. 3115.
An nrltniiuca crcatln : Street Improvement
District Nil. 4i.i. In thu cU > of Omahn.
fur the linprnvtrii ! i { the street In s.il.l dl -
trlct , and ulltin Ing thirty ilavs to the prop
erty ownerIns-ild < li str ct In whloli toilo-
tcrmtno nnd ilo < lgn ao the m itorliildoslrc.il
to lie nioil for the p ivlti t of the sump.
Ilo It imlnliu'd by tlio rlty ojuuctl of Ilia city
of ntniliai
Section I. That , trent Improvement Ills-
trlct No. 4 l for the Improvlm : of the street In
said district , l huioby created In tbu city of
Onmlin ,
.Sections. That Street Improvement Ills-
trlct .No. 4 lhallcomprise the alley from Vith
to Iltb street , botwuen Jat-kson anil .tones
street. In the tlty of Omaha , unit shall Include
nil lots nnd ro.-U o tito : on butli sides ot < nl < I
street us follows : Lots I , a , 3 , 4 , A , 6 , 7 anil S. In
block in , city , ami it In hereby ik-clareil ncooi-
sary to Immovo the s imo by p.ivliu.
fci-otlonll. That street Improvomnettllstrlct
No. 4i.i. In the city of Omaha , bo and thos.tmu
Is hfrely ) onlprctf tntiirnvcil by tmvlnir.
Section 4. That thirty tlnvs next after the
pass.mo nnd npjiroval ot this or-llnanio Lo
and thu salnu Is hereby nllowc I to the owners
ot nil lots mid teat ustito In said street Im
provement district to dotermlno nn-l desls-
unto the material desired to bo used for the
pavlns of the amc nnd notlfv Iho ol y
council thereof. It Imv iu been nnd being hero
by determine I by Mm mayor and cltv council
of " .lid city for lemons whleh nppe.tr rUht
and piipi > i , that nil thn toil ostnto In said
stioot Itnproveinent district shnll bo dinned
and iis4cspi ( wllluliocostof pttvlnittherein to
bo thereafter ( loturmlnetl anil est ihllshed ne-
cortllnit to the special boncllts to tl.o pitipi-r-
Iv In said street Iinprovcment tllsirli-t , and
the bo.ird of pitbilc works is hereby directed
toislvo notlcu to tbo owners of Inndsuml lots
RUbJL-ct to local us-iossmont for thu cost of
siild Improvements to deturmlnu nnil desig
nate tno material to be it-oil for such tiitv-
Inx bv publication In the iiflU'lal papernftlio
city for thrcoeonscciitlMidaysat lenstllfteen
dnvs nrior to thu lup o of said thirty davs.
Section .I , That this otdlnnnco nhall take
effect and bo In force from anil after Its PASS-
nge.
P.issod.luuo'JIst , U91
U91JOHN OHOVnA
Olty Clor .
li IM1AVIN
1'ieslilt'nt Ulty Council.
Approved .luno Slnl. Is'li. '
unuuui ; P. nu.Mis.
Mayor.
ORDIXANCI : NO. am.
An ordinance dcclai Ins the necossltv of Rr.td-
Ing I'ruuosstrent. ! fiom 'J4th street lo the
est line of WlniNtir Plneo oMouslon , and
nppolntlng threoillslnteremeil appraisers lo
a sess nnd determine llio ilam igos , If any.
to thn piouorty owners , which mny bo
eiinsod bv such Kriitllns.
Whoieas , proiortv | owners ownliri mote
than three-llfthbof the feet froutujio on s.ild
part of riaiicosstrcuthavo potlllonuil the city
council to haxo s id cradlug iliino miller the
: lireo-llftliseliiiso | as piovlded for In " 0011011
i'lof the city charter , nnd the lost thereof lo
) c nitMlo payab'.o In ten eiiual Installments ;
therefore.
Holt ordained by the city council of the city
of Omaha :
iM.-ctlon , 1. That It Is proper ami neccssxrv
and Itlshorebj iloclnrodpioiiornnil necessary
ocr.tdo Trances street to Its piosunt ostab-
Ished cinile , liu'ludltiK neccsary ap-
iroachcs thereto , from . ' 14th street to the west
I n u of Windsor I'luee KxtuusUiM.
Soctioni That the mayor , with the aiprov- ]
alof the city council , appoint three illslntor-
osted appraisers loappralsc , assess nnd detor-
tnlno the ilainiiKQ to piouorty owners which
may ho caused by such Kndlns. taklm ; Into
consldciatlon In m.iklnK such appr.ilsemcut ,
thuspoclalbonellts.lt niiy , to such property
by reason of such cr.uilnr.
Section 'I. That tins ordlnnnco shall taKe
efTcot and be In force Horn and utter Us pas-
saizc.
Passed , JunoSlbt , 1EX ! ) .
JOHN GIIOVI3S.
City Oioilc.
K V. AVIH ,
1'reslduiit City Council.
Approved , June S.ltd , IS'il ! .
Gi:0. : P. I1CMIS.
I1CMIS.Mayor. .
ORDINANCE NO. 311-1 ,
An ordinance oidcriir the sradliiK of 17th
stteot from Vlnton btreet to It
stieet. and dtrcctln : the board of public
works to take the necessaiy styps toc-iuso
said \\orl. to bo done.
Ho ItorJnlncd by the city council of the city
ot Omaha.
Section I. Whereas , permanent Krados have
been established upon , and appraisers luun
been duly appointed by law , to nppralso the
damases causotl bv the sr.itlln of Kill street ,
from Vliiton street to U street , and mndo their
icporl lo the cltv council , which has formally
adopted t'io same : and , whereas , ptopertv
ouncis reprosuntlns more th in thrco-tlftlis
ot the propelty abuttlui on a'd ' pDrllnns of
the street above specified , have petitioned the
city council to have said street traded to the
inoscnt established Krade. without charge to
the eltv. and that the cost bo nrido piyahlo
In ton equal Inst'iUmunts , therefore. 17th
street , from Vlntnu street to II street , bo and
horobv Is ordered grided to the present es
tablished ciade.
Section L' . That the board of public works be
nnd hereby Is till eclcd to tal.e the neeessuiv
Mcps localise said work to bo done.
boctlou ! ! . This 01 llnalico shall tnUo
olTcct nnd bo In foico from nnd after Its pas > b-
Passcd , June Cist , 1592.
1592.JOHN
JOHN GUOVnP.
Ulty Cletk.
n. P. DA vi ? .
President ot the Ulty Council.
Aprovcd , Junoaird. bUJ.
Mayor.
PUOPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Pealed proposals will bo received by the un-
( ior'luncil until ln : o'clock p.m. Julv H , IMii.
for L-iailln Grant sticot from - ! t Htieotto
2Uh stieet , and the alley In block u1 , Idlowlld ,
In thu city of Omahn. In accor.lanco with
pla-is and spei'lllcatlons on ( Ho In thoolllcoof
the Hoard of Publlo Works.
lllds to bo mndo on pr nted blanks furnished
bv the bimtd and to bo uocoinpaulcd by a
ci ° > r'.ltlcd I'heck In thosum of J.VIO , payable to
the cltv of Omaha , as an ovlduuco of good
faith.
The boar.l reserves the rieht to reject any
or all bids nnd to \ > alvo defects.
P. \ \ . IlIUKIIAUSHH.
Chairman Hoard of Publlo Works.
Omaha. Junoitst ! , IbOi Joil- . ' -'S-a
W. C. ESTEP ,
[ Funeral Director , Embalmer
14 N. Main Street ,
COUNCIL , liUUI-'KS.
INSTITUTE.
INFIRMARY
FOR. TI-I&
TREATMENT
OF ALL
Dent facilities , niiiar.iiua a nti Hotaojioi j
troitmont of
of dlsuasu roiiiilrln t n.odlc.il or
siir.-lu.il troatmunt.
M bcili for patlontd , hoinl an I attonil.-inii.
llL st awoinoJatum-i In tlio wmr
Wrlto for clrv-ul.iM on doformlt 01 anl
braces , trusses , club foot , eurv.itnruiot snlnj
illca. ) tnmor-i , c incur , oafirrh , bronohltH. In-
lialailon.o'.octrlclty , | i inilysls , onllousy , kid-
nov.biniiilor. oyo. o.tr , tkln anl hlool un'l all
Hurttlcaloiiur.itlons.
ni PA'JP ' np WRMPM A BIT.OIAJ/P A
UlODllutll ) Ut WUIlltin llooluinDlsyisui of
Woinun 1'HKR Wu luivolatoly mllud a lyliu-
Jiidopirtinont for women durfnz cnnlliioinent.
btrlotly urivatu.l Only KollaUlo iludtoal In-
btltuto inaklnii u Knoolnl ty 04
, I'UIVATIODIHIOAHIiS
All Hood llio.iH3i ) snccussfully troitaL
byimtlltlo I'nUon removed fro n the nyjtom
without muraiiry. Noiv itustoratlvo Tro.il-
iiiunt for los /ITAIj I'OWlCIt. I'orsodt nn-
able to visit m may ho tro-itod at homo by
inrrosuon lonce. All comrnunluatloni conlf-
tlrntlal , MoJ clnusi or Irislriiinimti Runt | iy
mail oroxiiri-ss , noouroly packed , no m ir < H to
hid cfttue-ontuntsor aondor. Uno iiunoiuil In-
tory.owproferrol. Call and consult inorHonl
hUtory of your case , mm wo will send In i
wrapuor , our
BOOK TO MEN I'f'RRu'"i . ,
ouun iu IHGII ,
hpoolal or Nurvoiit DM-
eases , Imnotenoy , Byphlllo , QloututiJ Varluo <
eulu , witlxiuuit on IhU
Ilraces Appliances for Ooformltla * A Truisi.
Only manufactory In the Wtutof uat't tt.\t.
ITV APl'l.l.lt > UKi , TltUaytSi , ISl.ZUVHIU
Jt.lTfKKIKH JAW HKI,1S ,
Omaha Medical anJ Surgical Institute ,
20th and Broadway , Ooanoll Dlatf i
Ten mlnutoi' ildo from contur ot Um.ih i on
Uuiahu unil Uouuoll Uluffi uioctrlo motor Unix
SPEC t AL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL DLU.-FS.
\\TANTii : - opil girl for general lunisft.
t work. Uoodw nisei Mrs. lleorRo Kcollne , "
1IKI Kiut I'lorcc * trcot ,
, . . KliNT The dwolllneon 1'lrU nvonitn
luu ] Klelith < troot formprly occupied hp
in. u Smiths U room * . " bath rooms nnil nil
modern Imiiroromont i v'ood itahlo nnd out
btilldlngi rent ? iuimr month. K. II. She a f e.
lj > OUSMK rioiirlnn .vulijrm mill with
- * - stocl ! of xrncral inorolialidNoanddnoHIn : .
Price JI'.WJ ! will trudo for otisidrn .No
orJKaiK m land , ! : . II. Shn\fo.
\V ANTr.I-i\iioiliiicoil ciinva cM
' the latoat nmltroitP4t ; nuvnlty In fruit
In 1'utlonattomlo uml .M'lN couniles , lo\ta.
Address A SJ , IU'P , Council 111 till < .
and ro-umlsjIoii-Slovtu. furnl-
. ? t nre , iito. , stored un I sjld on commission at
owcst r.ito ) . U Klnnoirtn , ; i.M Itro > d\v iy.
IJ'OU SALK -On small payments , fruit ami
-L1 uanlcii land notr Council Illuir * K. II.
ilieate. Hraadw.iy ami Main stroot.
[ I > OU HKNT-Two of the best
L I'otirth stroot.
11' VOU lin\untiytlitn ; forsiloor trade sea
1 > II. She ifo , lim.iilwiiy an I Muln str > > nt.
TpO" UiNT-rivvo"lfiu : 7s ViriilT p li-M of Ih7
-L' city. 11 II. bho.ifo. llrj.vdw.iy nnd Muln.
ir\OH \ SALU I'urnltuo llxturoi lease tttul
L' coud will of hotjl with I ) rooms In a ttooil
Nebtaskn city : will tr.'ido tor stojk of conerul
nurehttmllse. K , II. Shinto , llro.ulway nnil
ilaln street.
_
JTUm irKNT KIilit-rooiiit1wolllnK.JI VVnsh-
- * iiiKtou avc. , mmlcni style and oonvan-
etieos , In oxeolleut rop.ilr , rent $ XV ! - 11.
henfo , Hrondway and Main sts.
TTIOIt SALK Hotel and rrst'ittrant In u pros-
-L. porous Nebraska city , pivlnn buslnosi ,
good roainns for solllna , prlcoJI.UJ i. It Is a
anap. 11 11 , thoatLllro ulway an t Main street ,
$ NVlll ) buy a ul''o new bonsoi monthlv
nnymentx , Ul fi > it lot In Orlnus' addlllou
iVi } . Lanro Hit of property for s ilo , Joliu-
stou , V Van Patten.
iriOU SAliK Standard bred mare , 'ynars
JL1 old.slrod by Dr. Ai-ohlb.ild. No.JDUj llrst
liim by ( ilenwoo I. teeonl ' : ! ? . She Is u line
chestnut , has shown com ! spojil. Is entlo anil
veil brokim to drtvii slntlu ; or double , woltha
ibout l.tWJ HIM Mav bo sneit at bain ofV , U.
'tterbiiok. ' ' . ' 'S West llro ulway , t'ounoll
iliills Prlcotfll. .lin.-ob.S.ms.
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"irtOK SALII rarni , : rJI nores , In Dlekonson
* "Co , Iowa. " 10 ncros broUo , balance fenco.l
i.tsturo and meadow. I'rleo 1' ' . ' an ucro. II II
Mic..ifo , Hroiduay uml Main street ,
IJIOKSAI.r.-C'liolce fni ms In Potta-rattamhi
L Co. , low , i. H II. Sheafo , Hro.uluay nnd
Main sticot.
I71OU SALi : } r,90) ate k of Konoral iner-
-L' elriudlso. well lojitod .vlthln iw miles ot
Jmaha. Will taKopirtln lau I of bostiiuat-
ty. balnncu cash. K. II. Hho.tto. llro.uhv.iy
uiid Main street ,
] r\OU \ SALK Uriverystoak llxturos. horsos.
1 ote. Prieo * I..V . K\collont tr.-ulc , well
stabllshuJ , lar o prollts ; must bo sold at
once. foi'KOol canso. K , II , Sho.ifo , llro ulw.iy
i lid Main street.
ITlOH ALi : The st.unpin - buslnos's and ar
- * - neodlnnort , matnrltils ; am Koln i to leave
city ; Kood chance for a ladv to go In biidlncis.
Mif. il. P.Mles. 4(2 ( Hroadway. fotuiell Hlnll
WANTIID-Kastorn Nebraska lands In ox-
chanio for Council HliilH property. UH. .
Shoafo. llro i : < wav and Main street.
T71HUIT lands , g.irdon lan'lfl , f.irms and city
X1 property for sale or trade. Day & llosj , Jj
I'carl .street.
171OR SALK iio : valor with co rn shollcr ,
-L'4.UOObu , ( I illy : corn ur.mler , UU bit. an
tour ; ttaw mill attachment , 40 II P. on lno ;
Julnit a u < * nl bus miss ; lojatod near Council
lllntTs , Will t-iko sool l ud In o\cbano or
sell ehoap ( or onsh. K II Hho.ife , Hroadway
tnd. Main stroot.
171OK SAIiK The lu.ulliu hotel In a Nobras-
-L Uaeltv ( it . ' 0,0) i ; h.ts .iU rooim. feeds U ) each
neal. soud bur tr.ulo. nets f..VJ.uo pur month.
lonsest-ibllshoJ. le.iso h is threw voarsto inn :
nrlce , s.UWOOJ. hilf cash or xvlll tr.ulo for
Onrihsi iosldeii"e. K. II. hhcufc , Hroadway
mil Main stieet.
FOIlSALK-Stoe1' of morchindls > ) anil bulld-
InH In L-oo.l Iowa toun ; stoo c Invoices
'l.r.DJ.in ' . ; lias irool tr.ule ; buildln ; , .fl.OOJ.OJ ; a
Jamuln ; will take eood lo va land In ex-
ehaimo. K II. tihotfe , Itro.idway gnd Malt ;
slreiM.
UAUGAIN-Doublo ie > i }
-S-denco lot. No. 'J''s routh I'ltst Htrent , 8
Toot front ; best location and bust bargain hi
the city If taken at onco. Day & Hess. 3v >
I'onrl htrcet.
OK hAI.H Iteei' ' iatho , foot or unwer. Sfpet
loin : . 12 Inches wlift" . liacl ; Beared and screw
cuttliia.-wlthco nploto ehaiiKu o Roanni ; , ! l
cliuuks. ouo li-Ineli , ono 4-lneh anil 1 drill
chuck : II sots metal tiirnlni ; tools , etc. : nUu
one : i-horso power oil unuino.ltli sliaftltiK ,
pulleys , holtlnz. etc. All In Rood order anil
will bo sold chu.iii for c.ish or on time to right
party. Addrcsb HOY I" ) , Dlllott , In.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Illiili-
C.ipltil stco'c . . . .
fcurplua : uU Prodis.
NctCaplt-xl nn 1 Surplus 3VUUonit
Directors-.J. I ) KlnuiKni , M. ! iilfir ; . p' i
Gleniim. K. I ! Ilirt , I. A. MlllJr , J. V. .tlmiuii
umlChnrlei K Ilunniii Tr.itiTict con'or.il lunk-
liiK hiihino s. li.irjoj ciplt.il and aurpluuC
tiny b.ink In Southwosturn low.i.
INTERB3T ON TIME DEPOSIT"
. W. PAN6LE , M. D.
Tlio Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience.
BCADKIl OF DISEASES OF MEN AND
WOSIEN. rilOPUIETOIl OF TIUS
woutn's iiEnnAi. DISVEN-
SAIIV OF .tlKUICINK.
/treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and I.tinea : ! ) !
onacsof the Kyeand Kar , Kits and Apoplexy , lIcHrt
Disease , I.Ivor Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , -.Mental Depres
sion , Lees of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , Diabetes Vrliihfs Di-cijc.et.vitus'
fiance , laicuilmtlsin , roraljsls , Whlto Bnelllng ,
Bcrofuia , Fever Boris , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the knife or drawlnc a drop of
blood. Wompn with ht-r dcllcote ortrntis rc-
etotcd to health. Dropay cured without tupping ,
Special Attention g\von \ to private
and Venereal Diseases of all kinds.
G3O to 850O forfeit for any Vonoroul DIs-
once I cannot euro without mercury.
Tape \Vonns rcmovcil In two or tbroo hours , or no
pay. lUinorrhoIilK or I'ilia cured ,
THOSE WHO AUK AITMCTED
V/llleavo llfu and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or mini ;
DR. C. W. PAHGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tlio only I'liynlrtan < can toll wluit ulla
u i > tirnonltlioiit aiiltliiK u quintliiii.
All conoiKinilonco strictlyconfldenliul , Mcdlclno
Bent by ezpn 3. Addrcui all lcttc to
G , W , Pangle , M , D
868 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa -
Q. Ei. MVB.RS ,
ft J
end ovury . other xrndn tlomandoil by
all of tr.ulu.
JI2I3HK'B OID KTANI3 ,
203ANU i T IWOAl/WAYCouucIl Illuffi ,