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' " "iff1 f f IT * ' ' " 0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SUNDAY , MAY 21 , 1803-TWENTY PAGES. I THE DAIL * BJDB COUNCIL OFIWJK : riO. W 1'EAUL DcllTcrc fl l.y cstrlcr to ny putt ot the city II. W , 7II.TON. - MANAOBIl , r tnnslnc s Office . No. 43 Ea ( > -iKit Kdltor. . No. 23 V. Y. Plum bins Co. Uoston Storo. NiUchnug silks. Tvtlllonlicrffei- the linttcr , off ! .llroadway. Mr. anil Mr . W. O. Jnmcs ontcrtnlncd the HlKli Flvo club Friday evening. Frank Mntlon nnd Ills company will plvo n benefit nt Unliany's for the Princes of the Orient of this city , on Monday Monlnt ? , Mny 20. 'i'ho Sons of Veterans will meet Monday nlRht , Every member should bo present , ns nrrnngcmcnfj must bo completed for the stnto encampment , Special session of Hnrmony chapter , No. Ki , Order Eastern Star , nt Masonic tcmplo Thursday evening , AIny 25 , lor the tmrposo of Initiation. By order of worthy matron. Edward K. MncMnhon filed n nlnt with tbo county recorder ycstei-d.\y of Potter & George's addition to Knst Omaha. 'Iho ter ritory consists of 4SO lots located south of Cortinnd beach. U A. Cnspcr completed the work yester day of making the ilowor bed in the lawn In front ot the city building. Marshal Temple- ton , who footi the bills , has made n great addition to the good looks of tbo plnco. Mrs. Annie Kollcy died ycstcrdnv morning nt 11:30 : o'clock nftcr a two months Illness , ngcd 52 yenrs , at her homo in Wcston. 1 ho funeral will occur tomorrow nftcrnoon nt is o'clock , nnd the rcmnins will bo talr.cn to Downsvillo for interment. A number of plcnlo parties enjoyed them selves yesterday nt the various resorts nenr the city. Mynstcr spring nnd Falrmount park nro so fnr in the lend so fnr ns popular ! ity Is concerned. Moonlight picnics , It is rumored , are to be on the program for this week. Council camp , No. 14 , Woodmen of the "World , will bold a special meeting in the south court room of the county court house Friday evening , Mny 2G , nt 8 o'clock p. in. , to ninko preparations for the proper observ ance of Memorial day. A largo attendance is desired. F. U. Haymond , consul com- innndcr. News has been reoclvctl hero of tbo recent mnrringo of Miss Edna Mny Spoonor of tbo Spooncr Comedy company to Malcolm Wil liams of the same company. IJoth wilt bo remembered by theater-going pcoplo of Council Bluffs as having played important parts In the company during its last two en gagements at Uobnny's. AVllllnmJ. Benedict , the 8-ycar-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Benedict , died yes terday morning at 6 o'clock after an illness of eight weeks , nt tbo family residence , 1225 Avenue A. The funernl will take plnco Monday nftcrnoon nt 2 o'clock from St. Francis Xnvicr's church nnd the remains will bo buried in tbo Catholic cemetery. Deputy Marshal Fowler naturally smarts under what ho deems the unjust criticism of those who thought bo was too rough in his usngoofJack Tin loy , who was on a crazy drunk. Fowler has been seven years In active duty , and points to bis record as tbo truest answer to his critics. Ho admits that bo choked Tinloy , but that when bo was struggling alone with him and it was an ab solute necessity. The shutting oft of Tin- ley's wind wns moro effective and less harm ful thnn the use of a club or revolver , and seemed tbo only bloodless way of subduing him. him.J. J. Daniels and James Brawloy , two men employed nt the transfer , quit work the other day and when they came back they found their places had been filled. They raised a disturbance , trying to induce some of the other men to quit work , and in ono in stance threatened to beat n manif ho con tinued to work. Depot Master McMillen took them in charge and lauded them in the city jail with the chnrgo of disturbing the peace and intimidating Union Pjicillo em ployes entered against them. DAnlols is the man who was burned with vitriol in the hands of n woman with whom noj hnd been acquainted In Omaha some timd ago. The Eagle Steam Laundry Co. , at 734 Broadway , have thoroughly overhauled their plant and equipped it with new improved machinery in , charge of ex perienced help. They are now prepared to turn out first-class work , and respect fully invite all who like nice clean clothes neatly done up to Rend them n trial bundle. Ring up telephone 157 and they will be pleased to call for and de liver all work promptly. Pasturnpro for horses and cattle on George P. Wright's farm adjolningc ity limits on south ; 500 acres blue grass , running water. For terms apply to .Tumos Hnph , on farm , or at Carbon Coal company , 10 Pearl street. 3. 3. Stcadman will make the eagle screech at Emerson on Memorial day. J. B. Sweet of Vanntta & Sweet loft yes terday for Denver to look afier some legal business and to mlnglo with it a little of Kooky mountain sightseeing , Mrs. Martin Huchcs , who has been dan gerously ill from nn attack of paralysis , is reported past the critical point and hopes of her recovery nre entertained. Dr. 3. C. Waterman will go on the road nbout the first of next month in the inter ests of a firm engaged in manufacturing medical instruments and supplies , Mr. und Mrs. G. E. Myers , Mr. and Mrs. George S. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Humphreys , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson , Dr. 1 ° . T. Soybcrt nnd Mr. Carry Wellor of Ouinhti Icnvo this morning for Timber lake to spend the day. Attend the BOSTON STORE special Bale Monday. Bargains in every de partment. Don't bo misled , but visit the Boston Store for the genuine bar gains , The loading cash and ono price dry goods house. Fothoringham , Whltolnw & Co , , Loaders und promoters of low prices. Council Blurts , In. Don't delay your house cleaning until the hot weather arrives , nnd don't delay going to the Council Blurts Carpet com pany and taking advantage of the i splendid bargains they are giving in everything. Charles Bierworth has porter and ale on draught at the Metropolitan , 818 Broadway. There is elegant shooting and fishing nt Manawa just now. for thn Corps. At the recent old soldiers' reunion at ICco- kulc the Women's Relief corps of this city wns awarded a badge for excellence and promptness in mnkin ? reports of work done during the past year. But little has been said about it , nnd very few know thnt the honor had been conferred , outside of relief corps circles. Yesterday the badge | ifS framed and now occupies a conspicuous place in the Grand Army hall. The ladies ! nro very proud of It , and well they may isU' for out of 200 similar organizations m all parts of the state , there were only , ilftoon whoso reports were sufficiently good to HIB euro the honor. The bndgo is of pink satin with t'oht fringe , und Us upper portion is ornamented with a celluloid card upon which appears u likeness of ono of the ton cottages which have been erected by the combined efforts of the Women's Kellef corps ut the Marshalltowu Soldiers Homo. Frco Jrcatments daily from 2 to 4 p. in , at the Council Blurts Medical and Surgical institute , 2flth and Broadway. See the peerless Dauntless bicycles mid got terms. Harry Murphy. 10 Pearl. Another improvement to the popular Schubert piano. Swanson Muslo Co Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffa , the Vest $2.00 houbo In Iowa. * . ! - II I IIH.I.I.IMII . . vGeo. S. Davis , prescription druggist. ' NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Coming Mooting of the IOWA Etalo Bankers AsBOOlntloil. PREPARATIONS MADE FOR THE EVENT rnpen that IVlll Ha Uenrt lloforn Iho MtctltiR ; ttitrreitliic SuliJcoM Snlcoted - IljtlnilMicd Slate Financiers \Vlui Will H ITctont. The Iowa Stnto Bankers association will hold Its annual meeting in Council UlulTs this week. The session will commence next Tuesday nnd last two days. During that time the city will have the honor of enter taining ono of the most distinguished bodies of men that ever paid It n visit. Last year nbout 200 bankers wore in attendance nnd this year , on account of the better railway connections which Council Uluffs nf- fords to travelers from any part of the state , there will probably bo many more. There Is or.o thing , however , that may possi bly militate against the success of the gath ering , and that Is the present unsettled condition of business affairs. It has been suggested that many of those who would otherwise come may feel Inclined to stay at homo and keep their hands on the business lever in case of a possible crisis , but the committee having tlio matter in charge is not making any allowances for a misfortune of that kind. Preparations for the ovcnt nro going right along as if business failures wcro unknown , and those who fall to come will miss ono of the best of tlio seven con ventions which the organization bus hold. Procrnm far tlio Fir t Dny. The convention will commence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Every session will beheld held In the opera house and the general pub lic will bo welcome to come nnd go at pleas ure and heal- the discussions on topics relating to matters that cannot fail to bo of Interest to every business man. Mayor lawrence - renco will deliver nn address of welcome , to which V. F. Newell of DCS Molncs , cashier of the Iowa Stale bank and llrst vice presi dent of the association , will reply on behalf of the visitors. S. F. Smith , president of the association , will make an address , after which the reports of ofllccrs and appoint ment of committees will bo made. Ex-Gov ernor William i arrabeo of Cle'rmont , Is down for tin address nn the subject of "The Iowa Bankers' Legitimate Field. " The afternoon session , which will com mence at 2 o'clock , will begin with the In troduction of resolutions , reports of special committees and general discussions. Ad dresses will then bo made as follows : "Our Circulating Medium , Its Volume ana Char acter , " by Hon. E. S. Laoy , ox-comptroller of the currency and president of the Bankers National bank of Chicago ; "The Silver Question , Us liclation to Our National Finances , " by Henry W. Yates , president of the Nebraska National bank of Omaha ; "Tho Mutual Relations of Bankers and the Public , " by ilou. John Y. Stone of Council Bluffs. The following roads have granted reduced rates for the convention : Burlington , Cedar Hapids Norlhcrn , Chicago & North western. Chicago , Burlington & Quincy , Chi cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul , Chicago , Hock Island & Pacific , Chicago , St. Paul , Minne apolis & Omaha , Iowa Central , Sioux City & Pacillc , Minnesota & St. Louis , Wabash , Chicago. Burlington & Northern , Chicago & Great Western , Illinois Central , Hannibal & St. Joseph. Kansas City , St. Joseph & Coun cil Bluffs , St. Louis. Kansas & North western. Delegates will pay full faro coming to Coun cil Bluffs and one-third faro returning , the latter having been agreed upon on condition that at least 100 delegates bo in attendance. rr.vxs ov THE 3 Council IJIufTn U Soon to Have a Full Flccljrod Doctor Mill. The doctors of the allopathic persuasion in this city have bcon holding meetings for some time past for the purpose of perfecting plans for a medical college. The plans have ntlast bcon com pieced and the college will open its doors in tbo Archer block on the 1st day of next October for the first term's work. The terms will bo seven months each in length and the course laid down before securing a diploma will bo three years. All tbo professors will bo local physicians who have attained moro than it local reputation in their line of work. The following will compose the faculty : D. Miicrno , M. P. , dean and professor of prin ciples and practice of surgery and clinical surgery. T. H. Lnccy , M. D. , professor of railroad and clinical surgery. O. H. IMnnoy , M. P. , professor of theory and practice of medicine. John Green , M. 1) . , professor of clinical medicine. 1 < \ 8. Thomas , M. D. , professor of diseases of the mind nnd nervous system. J. V. White , M. I ) , , professor of obstetrics. I ) . Macrae , Jr. , M. O. , professor of anatomy. V , W. Houghtou , M. I ) . , professor of physi ology. 11. 11. Jcnntng * ) , M.I ) , professor of physical diagnosisclinical mcdlclno nnd lecturer on diseases of the nose nnd throat. O. Deotkln , M. I ) , , Ph. L ) . , professor of chem istry. J. M. IJarstow , M. D. , professor of gynco- cology. J. If. Cleaver , M. D. . piofossor of diseases of children. J. O. Kobertson , M. P. , professor of mntorla iiiodlcn and therapeutics. Klnloy lltirkc , CM ] . , professor of medical jurisprudence , V. li. Troypor , M. P. , professor of histology , pathology mid bacteriology. UNDliltWKAIl DAY At the Itoiton 8torn Monday. 200 dozen ladies' Hslo thread vests. worth COc , Monday for 33o each. See show window. lOc and 12c } outing flannel remnants Monday for 0c. | lOo and 12Jo flne dress ginghams Mon l- day 7e , Ifio Chilian costume cloth Monday for uo. Boston Store castile soap Monday 4 cakes for 10 ; } . BOSTON STORK. Pothorlnglmm , Whiteluw & Co. , leaders and promoters of low prices , " " T - - - Council"1--- Teaching Tliuiu tlio Noedlo. The Industrial school In connection with the DoLong mission is one of Iho most inter esting places in the city in which to spend a half hour on Saturday nftcrnoon. There nro about 100 girls , and a few boys , divided into eleven classes , In charge of cacn of which is a lady , who patiently instructs them In the use of thread and needle. The school furnishes the children all materials for making night dresses , aprons , quilts , etc. , and when an article is completed the child has it tn take homo. The children are thus helped In a double sense , and in tbo truest sense helped 19 help themselves. The children are improving rapidly , not only in the use of the nccdlo , but in personal cleanliness , manners and' morals ! 'Those who are Interested , theoretically , In the bet tering of others , will speedily mid thorn solvcu practically interested if they will but visit the industrial school on Saturday after- noon , The Qiicitlun or Wimt to Knt Is ono that bothers the housewives , but they will llnd it of easy solution If they will go to W. S. Homer's grocery , where every delicacy und every staple article of . food . can bo obtained , now , clean uud fresh , Sunday Kchool Convention. Tiio annual meeting of the State Sunday School association of Iowa will bo held at Clmrlton for three days , beginning Juno SO , This is ono of the series of state provincial nnd territorial organizations forming the In ternational Sunday School convention and maintaining the International scries of Sun i day school lessons , It is in the strictest sense interdenominational , its solo object being - ing to increase the oftlcienoy and extend the Influence of ovangollcal Sunday schools throughout Iowa. To effect this purpose the executive committee of the state asso ciation vrgea the sustaining of county and township associations. The results of melt organizations In every county il'iliilfc whcro irmlntftlncd Imvo bcon now schools , Inrccr schools nnd bolter schools. For moro cfTcctlvo work during the present year the state has been divided Into sixteen districts , each sf which Is under the supervision - vision of n member of the stnto executive committee. As n result of this plan n con- vontlon has cither been hold or is arranged for In every county In the stnto. In nbotit thirty counties have nlso been held Insti tutes , continuing from ono to four days , In which training lessons on teaching the bible have been riven. The reports made nt the last annual meet ing of the association show that there nro In Iowa 4.783 Sunday schools , with n total membership of 870,147. This In nn increase of 4 per cent over the attendance of the pre vious year , while the Increase of the attend ance nt the public schools has only been 1-fi per cent. Sixty-six and two-thirds per cent of the schools nro open nil the year. The average Attendance is Co per cent of the total membership. Twenty-live per cent of the total member- sh ! | .i are adults. Ten ! per cent of tho. total membership nro olllccrs nnd teachers , Two nnd one-half per cent of the total membership have united with the church. Nine per cent of the schools hold teachers' meetings. The general ofllccrs of the association nro : Hov. John W. Golger , Marion , president ; Mrs. Mattlo M. Bailey , Slicnandoah , secre tary ; Mr. J. W. Johnson , Oskuloosa , treas urer. Anyone desiring n program of the same can obtain it by addressing either of the above mentioned oflleers. JIKNMSON IlltOS. Sacrifice Sale Monitaj-rowcit Prlcci Eror Quoted. Read every item carefully. 100 pieces of standard light shirting prints Monday 3jc yard. 75 pieces , all iour 15o quality outing flannels , beautiful styles , Monday OSo , yard. 6 bales 30-Inch fine unbleachedmuslin 4Jc yard. Enormous ribbon sale. 1,000 , pieces all silk , satin and pros grain ribbons , Nos. 7 , 0,12 and 10 , all atone ono price Monday , lOo yard ; this price only for Monday. 250 dozen ladles'and gent's plain white hemistich handkerchiefs , also fancy bor dered hcmstich handkerchiefs , a very line quality , worth 15c. Monday entire lot at Co each. DRESS GOODS SALE. 500 pieces 44-inch dross goods in beau tiful olnck and white check , plaids , stripes and also fancy mixed chorons , all 44 inches wide and all at ono price Monday , flOc yard , worth 75(5 nnd 81.00. All our 8oc quality printed China silks Monday 50o yard. ' A word to the ladles of Council Bluffs. Do you know we have just received an other lot of Chonnoy Bros' , printed India silks ? Every lady knows what Chonnoy Bros' , silks are. The styles are simply exquisite and at the low price , SI.00 yard , they are indeed a great bargain. Come in and see them , they will interest you. Monday we offer some special big bar gains in black dress goods at 48c , GOo , ( i9c and 75c yard. It will pay you to look at them. Give us a trial. BENNISON BROS. FUSS IN COUKT. Tire Factions of the Krnnccllctil Associa tion IIiiRiiRO In Litigation. The troubles of the Hoschill church of the Evangelical association were brought Into court yesterday by the application of George W. Peck , Ames Smith , J. F. Ycrgor nnd Jacob Wirth for an injunction to restrain William A. Copper , Thomas Jones , Aaron Buzzard and Jacob Auraehcr from interfer ing with their peaceful possession of the little tlo meeting house owned by the organization in the eastern part of tlio county. The plaintiffs and defendants represent the two factions of this church , which has been split up by a difference of creeds. Last April the district court of Linn county enjoined the defendants from acting as" the DCS Moines conference of the association , which they had been claiming to bo over since the first trouble in 1891.and the plaintiff , AVirth , was assigned to the pastorate of the Uosehill church. Now , the plaintiffs claim , the defendants are trying to exclude them from the church by threatening to lock the doors on them. Last Sunday was the time decided upon when the door locking act was to bo performed , and the defendant , Au- racher , was to bo put In as pastor by main force nnd 'Wirthundhis friends were actually llred bodily out of the church and had to hold their services in a neighboring school house. All the evidence was hoard yesterday af ternoon , but the case Is to bo argued in writing. nANUKinuiuir : DAY. At the lioston Store. Wo will place on sale Monday 150 dozen chiffon handkerchiefs in beautiful col ors and white , all handsomely silk em broidered , handkerchiefs that are worth from 75c to $1.00. All in for the nomi nal price of 25c and 39c each. See show window for Monday. BOSTON STORE , The leading popular dry goods house. Fotheringham , Whitelaw & Co. Council Bluffs , la. Where to Worship. First Presbyterian Church Rev. Stephen Phelps , pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 : a.mi. and 6 p.m. Trinity Methodist Episcopal Ilev. H. II. Barton , pastor. Class meeting , 9:80 : a. m. ; preaching , 10:30 : a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Sunday school. 1'J m. ; Junior league , 4 p. in. ; Ep- worth league , 7 p. m. Congregational Hov. John Akin , D.D. , pastor. Morning subject : "Man in His World. " Evening subject : "A Public Serv ant on His Defense. " Sunday school at 12 "m , j Young People's Society of Christian En deavor , 7 p. m. First Baptists-Preaching by the pastor morning and evening. Morning subject : "Tho Sabbath" ; evening : "Tho Atone ment. " Sunday school at 12 m. Young People's meeting at 7 p. m , James II. Davis , pastor. St. John's English Lutheran Services on first floor of Mcrriam block at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Hov. G. W. Snyder , pastor. Heccp- tlon of members at morning service. Sun i- day school at 0:45 : a. m. Young People's meetlngat 7)0 : ! ) p. m. Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Cor- ncr Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue. Preaching 10:30 : a. m. and 8 p. m. Sun day school li ) m. C. W. Brewer , pastor , Bcrean Baptist Divine services morning and evening. Sunday school will meet at 11:45 : a.m. Second Presbyterian S. Alexander , pas tor. Preaching at 10:30 : a. m. and 8p.m. Sunday school at 1m. . Young people's meet ing at 7 p. m. Ton DUJ-K at tliu World' * Fair , It will cost yon less than $50.00 , every thing necessary included. Tills means homes in private cottage , clean , safe- close to grounds and on the beach of Lnko Michigan. Write to .T. T. Chyno- woth , Windsor Park , 111. Refers to II. W. Tilton of TUB BUB , or Jacob Sims , of Sims & Buinbridgo , Council Blurts. The KUnmau llulldln ? for Kant. The Kisomari b'uilding in Council Blurts can now bo rented. For terms , etc. , apply to Burke & Casady , Attys. , 11.ri Pearl street. The Gruuii Jlotel , Council Bluffs. Tlio most elegant In lowu. Dining room on seventh lloor. Rate , $3.00 and $5.00 a day. 5. F. Clark i Prop. Kn Mentlng TliU Year. When the surviving members of the famous Crocker brigade held their biennial in in this city two years ago they decided to hold the next meeting at Ottumwa In Sep ; tember , 1803. A circular has just been Issued by the executive committee notifying the members that the reunion will not be held until thu lust Wednesday and Thurs day lu September , 18W , Just ouo year later thnn hnd nt first bcon nrrnngcd. Tills de cision , the circuit stntos wns reached only After the tnost-oAToful Investigation , nnil Among the reason" * assigned Are the imx | M * blllty ofsccurlijMCi Mop-over privileges for members who nvUlUJd to Attend both the World's fnlr nmjitho reunion , the Absorbing Interest thntls > , fclt by ovcr.v ono In the World's fnlr , nnditho opinion of the people of Ottumwa that \po tponement " advisable. I Y A rtViifiTiNU wiuii : : John LnncKtrnAuJIccolvos Trolmlily Tntal liij'irlrt frnuilhn Ktncry ( Irlndnr. John Longstro'di , p workman employed At SchuHz & lllU's-wnpton shop , had n narrow es cape from a frightful death Friday nftcrnoon , nnd is now nt tlioWoman's Christian Asso ciation hosplthl , M hovering between llfo nivi death , lib' ' "was working nt an em- cry wheel , dolnjMonio work for M. Murcus. llo turno a awny from tlio wheel thinking the Job wns done , but went back ngnln nftcr n second or two. snylng : "I uucss I'll give It another turn or two. " Justus the words loft his lips nnd ho turned back to renew his operations the wheel broke. It wns turning nt the rate of 2,2X1 ( revolutions a minute. Ono big chunk of the hnrd stone lit on the ground directly nt Marcus' feet nnd was Imbedded in the earth several inches. An other almost ns largo struck Longstrom in the right nrm , tearing awny the bleeps muscle , nnd breaking the bono between the elbow nnd shoulder. A third piece , somewhat smaller , went through the llcshy 'part of his hand , whllo n fourth struck him on the head , glancing off , ns luck would have it. " The unfortunate man wns picked up and carried Into the Kiel house , where Dr. Bar- stow was called to attend to his injuries. The right nrm was found to bo Almost torn from tlio body , nnd blood wns trickling from the other wounds received from the Hying stones. The physician stntcs that there is grave danger that tlio arm will hnvo to bo ampu tated nnd it Is feared thnt the shock will cause his death. After the wounds hnd been dressed Longstrom wns taken" to the Woman's Christian Association hospital , where ho will receive the best of attention. srECiAk AT Tin : JIOSTON STonn Monday Tlio I.rndlin ; Ono I'rlco Dry Giiuda House of Council Ilium , In. 100 dozen extra fine nil linen towels , extra largo size , either in plain wlnto or colored border , a towel usually retailed at COc each , for Mon day at half price , 25c each. A chance of such a towel at this price a seldom occurs. To to found only nt the Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la. , the leaders nnd promoters of low prices. Sco show window. "Mueller's 1'rlro Kctny. The following essay was given the prize olTorcd by Mr. Munllor to the school pupil who wrote the best account of the recent musical opening , the prize being n $ . ' 10.00 guitar , mandolin or banjo. The judges were Messrs. Tilton , Grimm , Test nnd Clancy. There are other essays very meritorious , but they were barred by limit of length. Some of them will bo published in the near future : The citizens of Council Bluffs nntl western Iowa were notified by neat in vitations of the exposition of the Mueller Piano and Organ company , 103 Main street , May 3to ( L The previous expo sitions of this firm had established a reputation for .excellent disnlays , but the people wcro ahiazcjl by the sight which greeted thorn , during the four days. Palms , lilies , roses und icxotic plants were scattered hero and there in such profusion thattit sqctncd that Flora was vicing with Orphoiis. The imposing array on the different 'floors ' of nearly half a hundred pianos was a sight worth bo- holding. Those pianos were the Royal Hardman and Standard makes , posses sing a quality c of tone unoqunlod , wrought in whtte-nnd gold finish , light and dark woods' . I noticed a vast dis play of Story & ClarK and Farrand & Votoy organs ' j , Tjio assortment of violins , flute's , Cornets , mandolins , guitars , otc-7 seemed complete. The exposition - position was.a . success , appreciated by each visitor. To the enterprise of the Mueller Piano & Organ Co. is duo the uplifting of many a soul to higher ideas of music. MAHGARET McBuiDE , 11 years old , 300 Fifth avc , Council Bluffs. Hurt by a Iloml ) . A man named Hood gave Pearl Sadowski , an 8-year-old girl living in the western part of the city , a lot of trinkets to play with a day or two ago. The little girl took thorn out in the yard to play with. Among them happened to be a dynamite bomb cartridge. The put the cartridge on n brick nnd com menced pounding it. Very naturally it ex ploded and the bits of powder flow In her face , burning and lacerating the licsh badly. She shell struck : n trco near by in such a way as to show that it had missed the child's head only n very few inches. It was feared thnt ono of her eyes would bo lost , but her physician now states that nil danger of this is past. Louis Bicdorman is agent for the Great Eastern hotel , the largest in the world ; practically fireproof ; has 1,100 rooms and is modern. Those intending to visit the World's fair will find It to heir interest to call or write , enclosing stamp. 504 First avenue , Council Bluffs. Dr. Armstrong's lecture at the Broad way M. E. church next Friday evening , May 20 , will bo a rare treat. Subject : "The Stuff That Men Are Made Of. " So that every body may hour th the price will bo only 23 cents. Trouble Over Lainl , E. W. Sigler , a farmer residing- south of town , has invoked the aid of Judge Dcomer in keeping possession of his farm , which ho claims D. Batchclor und a man named Prowdy nro trying to get away from Him , Ho claims that the defendants entered upon the place nnd tried to drive him off , saying that If ho planted nnd raised n crap on the land they would appropriate It to their own use , The petition for n temporary injunction to restrain the defendants from ontorlng the land or interfering in any way with his possession of It was granted. For Sale Hickory 4-foot wood , $0.00 ; stove wood , 12 or 10 inches , $2.50 per cord , delivered. II. A. Cox , 10 Main street. Bargains in line tooth brushes and cologne , wholesale price , only lOo. Davis , the druggist , 200 Broadway. Mnnawa tntifis'l-un every half hour today. Jl I. Iconics , The following taaqrlaga licenses wcro Is sued yesterdayii' ' Name and address. ARO j Vrank ICiilpht''WnKlilnKton county. Nob. . 21 1 .Mabel Uuvls.y1WhlriKUm county , Mcb. . . . 17 hi1. A.C'rnlB.MeVicli'tounly ' , Nub . 7B 7H IKatoOlcr , foulicirillun . 3H j It. L. PtckorsoffJ oWinlia , . * . . 23 ( Georgia Cook , Unmlia . . , . , . 18 Pure Ice From Missouri rlvor channel. Mulholhind&'Co1. , Brown building. Telephone 103.J1 , Mmo. Helen Merrill , hall-dressing and manicuring. 'Kooin ' 312 , Men-lam block. I'ermlli , The following building permits were Is sued yesterday ; M. 0. Gnlnos. lot 3 , block 2 , Williams' first addition , brick burn , two story I COO J. L. Tenipluton , 80 North Hlxtfi street , UBx2ti . 1,000 II. 11. Van llrnrit , out lot 2 , Jackbon'a dildltlon , bnin , 80x20 , . 1,200 J. I ) . Htuart , BOO llroudwny , raisins roof and putting lu nuw roof . 009 Iluy land for rent In lots of from 20 to 300 acres. B. Marks , Council Bluffs. Vanatta it Sweet , uttys. , Everett blk. Humll Convolution. The Jury in the 1 5,000 , damage suit of Krut'or against the city , pave the nttorueya SEVER STRANGERS Are the People Who Openly Prnlso Drs , Copolnud and Shopard. Thny Are Your rrlciuM and Nrlehlinr.s nnil Thrp SpMikNeither Moro Nor I.CM Tlinn tlio Trnlli-It In tn Your Vltnl Interest Tlmt You Inho llcoil , It Is good thliiR for people wlio do buslnoM with caon nthnr to Imvo n llttlo tnlK occiislon- nil ? . We wimt to Imvo u llttlo inlk with tlio pnbllo toJny. Every week Is twbllMicd In tltnso columns a niitnlior of InloroBllnit state ments from persons who Imvo bonn pitionHof Drs. Uonolnnd ntidPhopnrd , The presentation of portrait * with testimonials N n fo.ituro of tliolr method , anil , whllo It lias born cooled ex tensively l > v tlio manufacturers of patent , medicines nnd quack nostrums it can Imvo force oulv when tlio persons wlionro lima pro * sotilod nro known to the reader * . Thn people wlio clvn suoh testimony for Drs. Copclnnd and Sliopard nro novcr utrmiKcrsi tliuy nro olll7ons uml rostdcnls of our cltv. Tlioy nre your friends niul nol2hbor < i , nntl lliolr testi mony Is voluntnry niul tholr Plnccs of resi dence nntl btislncsi openly nml honestly given , BO tluit they tuny easily bo found. Tills is tlio strongest testimony tlmlcan bo given us to tlio truthfulness of ft statement. Ithns no doubt often boon sitUl tlmt whllo Drs. Oopolnnd nnd Slicpnrd publish each \vooi : euros Hccompllsliccl they say notliliiK of tlio cases tlioy full to euro. Tlmt thov Imvo n cnso of tlmt Umil occasionally pees without any Inc. What physicians lit > vo lint ? Iluttlicso cnsoJ nro luorothun rnro with Dis. Copolnud nnil Sbopnrd , I.DIIB oxpcrlcnco bits Riven tlionl unusual knowledge nnd Insight In diseases , nil they nro Invnrlnhly able after oxtimlim- tlon , to Know \vliotlicrthoy can bcnulllorcuro tlm oaso. If they can do noltlior they luniost- ly any so to the patient. Tlioy do not claim to euro orory CHSO submitted to them : they do not claim to bo Infallible ! but they do claim tlmt t ho pcrcontRRo of euros under t lioir meth od of treatment. Is grantor thnn under any other known method. There run bo no doubt of the RUCCOSS tlmt Drs. Copolnnd nmlHhounrd achieve with cac.'i case they acceptuudor tliolr oaro. This suc cess does not rest upon the use of nny specific or patented article or appliance , but on the regular treatmentof these physicians , whoso prescriptions to suit ouch Individual cnso nro prepared under their supervision , for tlmt Is the only wuy tlmt tllsc.xso cm bo successfully handled. This Is another tontu roof tliolr sys- toin. nnd It Is the sccrol of tlio populnrauccoss of Drs. Oouolnnd mm Hhopurd. Tlioy Imvo studied dlsonsn until they Imvo obtulnod a sclent I flc mastery of It. rnun TKST TO ALT , iviio AIUM.Y. Drs. Copolnnd and Shepard announce the greatest opportunity to the public tlmt has cvor boon offered by any spec ialists in the medical world. This olTor is in the form of of a free test of their plan of troatmontfor the cure of catarrh and all other curable chronic diseases. All who apply in person at their olllcos will bo examined , proscribed for und treated upon their first visit free of all chnrgo. In addition to this , thorough consultation and advice will bo given to nil who apply , without a penny to pay. This offer of a thorough free test holds good for the months oMay and June. TO Till : MOUNTAINS AND UYTHE SKA. An OroalinLnily Finds Keller flight nt Home After Seeking tit Vnln lor tt KlHowhorc. Mrs. W. 0. Jny , 3190 Meroillth nvonuo , Is nn estimable nnd rcllnoj ladv with a larso clrolo of friends. Her husband. W. O. Jny , Is the well known check dork nt tlio Woostor street aonot Hut one object could Impel this lady's pointed statement-tho benefits It may confer upon others allllctoJ with clironlo disease. Tneso are her onrneat words : "If I mnko strong sttitomonts the facts In my case fully warrant thorn. I went to Dr. Suopird because relatives nnd frlondsof nilno hart been cured by him. Trom the way 1 felt and what I had observoJ In other cuses I be lieved I had consumption. At first the Blgns wora local IIo catarrh In tlio chest unit ho id. A short hack or bronchial cough appeared with constant pains and soreness In the limes nnd heart. My heart fluttered nnd 1 smoth ered so easily that I could not st at tlio table for the plaintiff an unpleasant shock ycster- dny by returning a verdict Divine Kruaer a verdict of $1. This will throw the costs on the city and leave the dollar to bo divided up among the plaintiff and his attorneys. The costs will amount to about $200. It is .stated that neither side will appeal the cuse. MKN MEET. Supreme Council , Commercial Pilgrims of America , In Annual Session. The second annual meeting of the supreme council , Commercial Pilgrims of America , was held yesterday nt the rooms of the local council in the Bono block. It was an en thusiastic meeting , there being representa tives present from quite a number of coun cils in other cities and other states. The following officers and delegates were pres ent : Officers B , H. Huworth , S. W. P. : E. C. Gleason , S. V. W. P. ; F. B. Shcpiird , S. W. C. pro tern ; A. W. Johnson , supreme secre tary ; H. H. Blinn , suprorno treasurer ; C. E. Reid , supreme tourist ; Joseph Polllngcr , S. 1C. of .T. P. pro torn ; M. Swallow , S. A. of O. P. ; James W Lusk , Omaha , supreme deputy for Nebraska ; F. A. llnydcn , Chicago , supreme premo deputy for Illinois. Delegates U. M. Volk , Grand Island , Neb. ; John Rush , Waterloo , la. ; E. M. Wes- nor , Burlineton , In. ; Walter C. Houser. Sioux Falls. S. D. ; II. J. MncBrido. Council Bluffs ; J. C. Lewis. Burlington ; Li. W. Snow , Lincoln : J. F. Sanderson , Council Bluffs : O , D. Haign , Council Bluffs ; W.AV. Lilly. Coun cil Bluffs ; H. L. Williams , Council Bluffs ; George Cllrso. Council Bluffs ; II. Franklin , Council Bluffs ; William Murr , Grand Island ; James Patterson. Council Bluffs ; J. W. Per- epoy.Councll Bluffs ; F. Hollis. Council Bluffs. The reports of the oflleers showed a grati. tying condition of the order in all respects The receipts for the year were $1,221. nnd the disbursements 81,0 7 , leaving a balance on hand of $104. There are now 1,027 mem bers. In the funeral benefit department there are 335 enrolled. . Each traveling man who takes advantage of this feature of the order pays ft upon the death of any other member , and the amount received in this wuy , up to KXK ) , is paid to the beneficiary o f the deceased. During the year there have been flvo deaths in the order , only two of them belonging to the funeral benollt department. One of the benefi ciaries has already been paid , and the other is now making the necessary proofs of death. The first ono received ? 203 nnd the second will receive ! f275. The total receipts in this department during the year wore $400 and the expenditures S'J40 , W. C. Houser brought papers showing that a now council will be instituted nt Sioux Falls , S. D. , this week. This will make council No. IB. Three councils have been organized during the past four weeks , nt St. Joseph , Holdrcgo , Nob. , nnd Denver. Last evening the local council initiated several now members in their ball nnd the operation was witnessed by all the visiting members. At the close refreshments were served. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Motzirar & Jtaudlett'x lee Cream. Try Motzgar & Rtmdlott's pure nnd dollcious ice creams and ices and you will order no other. Protect your homes against destruc tive storms. W. O. James has the strongest companies in the world. Williamson & Co. . 100 Main street , largest and best bicycle stock in city. Brown's C. O. D. grocery closes at p. in. , except Mondays and Saturdays. Cook yot" meals this summer on a gas range. At cost utt ho Gus company.t Neliraika Fair Visitor * . CHICAGO , 111. , May 20. [ Special to TUB BBE. ] Callers at the State building today from Omaha are : J. J. Dickey , F. H. Mundy , W. E. Hamilton , George O. Towlo , Grand Pacltlc ; M. A. and. F. D. Palmer , Palmer house ; W. II. nnd Mrs. Looker , Miss B. Wert , South Omaha. Other people from the state Included : Alfred 0. Pattle , Hooper ; Wilfred Smith , Lincoln ; E. M. Grady , Hoscoe Conkling , J , L. Wcrscholmcr , O'Neill. Smallpox at Portland , Oregon. POUTLANM , Ore. , May 20. Smallpox has broken out among the Chinese brought hero from Victoria by the steamer Danube yes tcrday. One died till s morning. The Dan ube has COO Chinese on board. The vessel has been quarantined. where ylotuMi were itoamlnjr. I hod to rush to tlio door for nlr. Aching in t > odr < lltnb ) und lipnd , nixkofulncM anil losi of leop ftU wore ( llstrosilni fnoii In my o.uo. 1 Inn my Vltor nnd nmMtton steadily. A Tory noticeable fcn- turo wns extreme muscular wcnknoM with flnbblnoM and softening of my lloili. 1 dcotncrt to give out In every wny ( "Upon n phvMolnn's n'lvlco I tried of nlr nnd wont to Uolorndo nnd also to loror- nl Atlnntlo nntorlnv-plncei1. Incliidl'iit ( 'onoy Isliind. Hut tlioro was no help In those. Not until Dr. yiiop.inl bosun u radical Uoutmunt for my lungs nnd blood did I son any decided benefit , llo Ims trotited mo for leu wcoki nnd I nm built up nnd relieved to tlio point of perfect honltli. K Is live yeirBlnco I Imvo felt so well , No cough , no ttnolhorlni ; , no \vnnknoi9 , no catarrh ) I oat nnd slcop fiplon- dldly. Tlio rcsnlti have bcon Croat nnd I slrill nlwnys fcol It In the line of MY duty to ur o my nlllnu f i-lcnds to RO where I wont for rcllnf , My treatment lius been oaHlly taken : , Is sooth liig , lind tiiocostof It very trfllliiB , Div. . . . . ami diid Hhtunt ) do ( it l/ie / / nuret nnd aieitlli- 'ilc ' in tvmi U'dU. I will K'ludly suy this to anyone ono Mho may inquire. " CUHKU AT I11S UUMU. W. U. Sngo of tlio City Hotel , Atkliiion , Kelt.Vrlton ! "Drs. Copolnnd nnil Shopard-nontlomen : T write you to lot you know tli'it I urn inoro thnn tilonscd with the remits of your Iroat- inont for catarrh , I onn brantlio throiiKli my noho with pcrfool ouse now , und Hint Is n tiling Unit I hnvon'tboon nblo lode for ninny yours. My Roncrnl hea'.tli , also , Is much Improved. I have boon btiyliit ? u.ilont mcdlulno for yours with llttlo or no boiiullt ; but I will nay , since tnklnir your treatment , I am feollnz better thnii I hnvo for yours , My nnputlto Is wood , nnd that In soinotlilnit now for me , nnd I uo to sleep BOOH after lytnz down , nnil Hint Is also now. I cnnnot endorse your tio'itnicnl too strongly. " Itespoctfully. . W. H. SAGE. MISS A.T/TA M. KISHKIl. n nopillnr public school toaulicrof IIAMHUItn . IOWA , has I been treated entirely by mall. Sbo S'lys : "iBinrered nil tlio misery tint comes from cntarrlnl dlsoaso until 1 took the mall treat ment of Urs. Copeland nnd Shcpard. Tills has miido \vondcrfnl change In mo , and Is com pletely uprooting the dlsonso from mr sys tem. To teachers nnd all others 1 highly com mend these pliyslolnna. " . RIKA W. O. JAV..1IP3 MEUEniTII AVKNtIB SAYSSIIEWA8 CUKKI ) OK PEUIOtW DIS- EASR AT THE COI'Er.ANI ) MKDIOAF , INST1TUTU SEBANDTAI-IC AVITI1 HIMl AT IIRK IIOMH , OUWITIl HEIMHJPUAN1) AT THE WKH3TEU Sl'llEET DEl'UT. Low Itutcis. Catarrh nnd all ctir.iblo diseases trontoil nt low nnd uniform rntcs-mo llemos freo. 1'a- tlonls nt n dlataiice successfully treated by mail. Send for symptom blnnU. DRS , COPEIAND & SHBPARD , KOOMS 311 AND .It ! NEW V3VC MS1 } UUILUINO. OMAHA. NEB. Every Curable Disease Treated- Ofllco Hours 9 to 11 a. in. ; 2 to > p. in. : 7 to 8 o- in. Sunday U u. m , to 1m. . JOHN DOIIANY , MANAGER. SEVEN NIGHTS , COMMENCING MONDAY , MAY 22. ' FLINT The World's Greatest Mesmerist and F un assisted by MISS MARINA FLINT In/jcr wonderful feats of Catalepsy. Positively the Funniest Show on Earth. Complate Change of Program Nightly. I'niCES 2" , a > , 50 cents. U J. MKACIIAM , Man.igcr. WM. H. DEM.V. Advnnco Auont. 8300 Howard Will bo paid by the Jewelers I'rotoctlvo Union of the United States for Information loud I UK to tlio Identification nnd nrrcst of Hie party who. on November 4 , IH'J'J , assaulted and robbed W. 0.1'olIock.OM n HIoux t'lty & I'uulllc rullroiul train butwoon Omaha nnd .Missouri Valley , Iowa. The robber Is dcicrlbed us fol lows : AKO , nbout 25 ; .5 foot O'.S lo 7'5 Inches ; weight , about 130 ; slim build ; IlKliturnu'dlnm complexion ; Hunt or brown hair , cut hliort ; .smooth fnre. looks Romewlmt liroud ucioss cheekbones but cheeks tire thin and hollow ; were puteiit leather hlioes ; black Hlouch lint ; saltnnd peppcror dark suit "f clothes ; llKht brown overcoat , and VIOTO fiibo beuid nix Inches loni ; . I'nrtli-SKlvlin : Information will bn treated with strict cnntldonco , Communications can uo addressed to W. II. AllliiK , president Inw- olers I'rotoctlvo union No. IVOmnadway , Nuw York Oily , or to William A. I'lukoitori for two . . . . . . . . . May 22 and 23 , at the I'axtoii Ilonso , Otnntm'nftcr ; thnt date to 201 1'lfth nvoiino , Chicago , III. Mny 20 d2tm&o Special noilNQIl IIIUFH. HOMKS 1 nlll truilu my unultla * III onu or two uoort clwullliiija for clear lots ; Imlunco on long time. U. J.iUma , lliB I'jrrlii avunun , cltr. 7OU S.M.K An nlmo t now piano at a bargnln , full or udilrum Hill llma.lway. FW W K cur. ell roil n houiu nnl lot en a payraont of frauitlU.UJ to li)0) down nml flQOj to ( I50J per month. Homo i > Jclnl LarEuliu lei lotn. Jolin- iton A Van 1'ntton. A IIS III ACTS nnil loam , farm Ami cltr prupnrlf jiLouutit anil tulJ. 1'uiojr 4. TliuuiAJ. Cou jU iJ'Oll HAI.fc Choapi tonn bltoc ilrlvliu m nrui team milieu oil wavon , hnrnesi und tennu top oad wniton. Unrbun L'oul ( 'u.ia I'oarl itruot. 171)11 ) BAl.K TlireuJursoy tmlln nnui. one -L ono roar und two 7oar i tolld color , rru Block. 7258. Ut Ht. I olt HAI.K Nice b.ir carrlazo team and carrUgj 'U ' W.Tnlli-y < . 11)1 ) I'aarlSt. . Council HlutTi. C < AIIIIAUK romovuil , ce | > uol > , vault * , clilumtir * rclotnud. Ed Uurko , ut Taylor * ttoeotf , > U llroailwair. "I7O11 ' bAt K An upright live liorio poirur Lullar. 1' t all Ht I3JO Hroailwur. FUUN1II15I ) IIat for \Vorlcfa fnlr for rent 3 or 0 monthi. New 7-room Hat , now ( iirnltura com plete , iteura liout iniil gu riinuoj near car llnu and htttidj \VorlU'b fair. AUilron K. T , K. , BIT Kn t Mh ulrcet. L'lilcano. T7OII IlKNT-l.irno vrareliouio iltuatod on rail. 1. way trn."k. Imiulro of I'lonotr Implement Co. i UlKDKlUtAN tujri micl l.elll notoi ociir < l -lJ. morUafe on Council Uluflu and OuiaLa prop- crty. Oil" " a t'lrat avonuo. _ Wlll < trade Council IIIufTi property and caili for liaril are Hnd Implmuuiit ( tuck In weitoru lonaor unnlern Nebrntlm. (1 17. 1'ouuell Illnlln. 1OH HAM ! 20 tlnclr Irocl roauilursundtrood - 1niareB. . ono line cnrclaiio team. Would ex. cuaiiKO for need unlmprocml firm land or fltjr properly. Dr. C. II. 1'lnuor. Ht 1'onfl ttract. BEAUTIFUL home ; all modern ronvcnloncet ; low prlcoi , eaiy teruii. A , J < Handel , O , Illuffi. AVANTBU toiupctont girl III family of two. InV - V > quire of Mr * . K 1 * . WrlxUt , 2 > l Bouth beroutti ttroet. T7OH IIENT Furnlibcil room for cue or two uen- -L lleuien. HI HyinUr mrcet. DtidlltAllI.K roonii , furnlihocl or unfurnlilied , nltli board for tbo luuiuor If dinlrud , iW Hlon trenua. FOIt UBNT OH HAIjK-In Mornlniiilde , a new I'Uten-rooiu liouiu. W. U. Horn er , Wit llroad- w r _ _ _ _ _ _ W ANTKD , flrtt-cati Dpltber 'or cement work. Good position tor Kooduan. Auulr at lleo Oco or f > 58 llroadway , NOT1CK OF TUB SITTING OP TN 01TY COUNCIL A3 A BOARD ( ] EQUALIZATION. To thoonnon-of Din lott. part * ot Icti ni ronl eUixto abutting on or acljnoont to 1 meets , filloy * or nvontrx h retn nittiied'f i tuntoil , tn nbolo or In put within tinyl tlm districts herein nuroiflml : 1 Ion sntl ouch ot you nro hereby notUl Hint thn olty coitm'llot thu city of Omuhn l Una n Hoard of rqittulrttion , ut Commit. . ! Hootn A , in tlio o ty hull , tlmti'l Nobriiak * . on ITldnv. the 23th day of Mil IWU , froni0 o'rlooh i > . in to ft o'rl oek p in , , II the piirpoto ot considering nnd ontinlltlnt tl proposed levy of sucolnl t , ixci nnd nsionmoi I M shown by M'roposud I'lnnsof Assi < inniot | now on ( llo In tlio olHco of said cltv dork , " correcting nny errors tlicroln , nnd of he , r | nil comphilnts thnt the owner * of property ) to bo assessed nnd tnxixl tuny niako : si.i Micclnl taxes und assessments proposo.l to levied uolnc necrswy tn cover tlio costof t saM-ral Improvements iluly nutliorlind to , nmdo unil now cotnplotod , 113 follows ! , lo cover tlio tma-lintf cost of urndlng OoU Ins street from lUth sltera to iXHli strool , rT Inlorsocllint tro ts nml alloys nmomitlni ; . , the sum ot JI.lJCi.S8. whleli tutu It I ? propose- by n report duly adopted by tlio city t-ouup to asses' ) us follow * ! On both sides of Doilzl street from 10th to 20th strcot , ITthMrontfK , alloy north nt Pnrnnni to D.ijgo struot , K Mreot from I'nrnnw to Doilco street , awl U ' street from 1'arimm to Dodge it root ; lil,5 < 0. , nto per foot , ro Ttxvv\ . On both sides of thn alloy s bet weon Dong ! nnd lodto streets from 17th Ktrool to street , tMt.USi rule per foot , 10-MilT. On both sides of the ivlloys hutvroim l < "nrnn | mid Douglas slrcuts from ITlh street to SO street , i.VMVi ; r.ito per foot. KlfttKU Salil assessment to bo nmdo according to . . usual Honllni : buck process In dupth fro streets tn thn center ot blocks , und from allo to tbo Br.st stroot. To rovnr tlio cost of nilln ? lots Under co crnctwlth Km , .ICnlliihnn , nnuMllillliK to t . f 11 in of 13,290(1 ( * , whluh sum It Is proposed , by.I report duly ndoplod by the city council , to n I ROSS on the property filled , ns follows ! > | Iit , 1 , block 12 , McC'ormlck'B nddltlon.lII5/f / West IMfrotnt old Sitli strcot , iidjolu- V in ? lot 1 , block 12 , JlcCormlck's nddl- > ' tlon 2S2 > East ftifoot of old 37th street , adjoin. Ing lots , block 13 , MoCorinlok'M uddl tlon Total is,2Ml ] Tocovortho costof damagosforprndlnirlOtt strcot from Ilnncroft strout to Krudorl ' < street , amounting to thu sum of I71,00 , sum It Is proposed , by n report duly ndoctt by thoclty council , to assess on the real nt lute on loth sides of 10th strcot from llruicrof street to Krcilcrlelt strcot. pro riitu , aa pr foot froutngo according to the usual soullif bick : process In depth from street as follows ; . Un viest aldo tn depth of ono lot ; on cnstslf tn depth of ono lot. Unto pur foot , tftOsKII , To cover the cost of paving nnd curbing lOtn street from Knrnnm street to Ilariioy slroi' ' In street Improvement , district N'o. 4 , ' > * amounting to the sum of { iSUail ) , which suit' It is proposed by u report duly adopted by th5t olty council , to nbsoss on the real ostnto 0 . both sides of lUth street from Karnniii strct f tu Hartley strcot , pie ratn per foot frontnsd' according to tbo usual sunllui ; back process I depth ftom street us per district created1 rate per toot , I\3 i9. To cover tlio costof pavlne nnd curbing Chicago cage street from U.'ml strout to 3.lrd street 111 street Improvement district No. 4H , amount bn ; to thu sum of $30j III , which sum It In pro' ' , posed by n report , ( Inly adopted by thu t'lt.n roiincll , to assess on tbo real estate on bnt\ sides of Chicago struct from ± 'nd street to 21 r > - stroeo In street Improvement district No. 43t , " pro nun per font frontauo iiccordhiK to tli ! usual sc.illnt ; biolc process In duptii from Btrcot ns uor district created ; rate per foot/ , MH.EI3. A' To cover the cost of constructing n sewer liv ' , sewer district No. 171. amounttnit to tlio sin i\ of tSHSOO. which sum It Is proposed by u repot i , duly adopted by the city council to nssoss OH , the real estate abutting on said sewer in tin district created , pro ratu as per foot frontagoV rnto uor foot. ! l.4'jti. ' ; M Tocovur tliprnitof constructliisr n sewer h" sewer district No. HIS , iiniotinllni ; to the suir of t.80'J3 ) ! ) , whleh sum It Is proposed by a w port duly ndopted by tbo cltv council to asses , on the real estate nn caeli bldo of said sowo/ pro r.ita IIH per fontfrontntro In depth from th' . tower ns per tbo limits of t ho sow or district m , crontcd , iiccordlmr to tbo usual scnllni ; buc1 process ; provided , tlmt corner lots Imvlnc J sewer on both frontapoi bo ntisusscd forlliu ionRor frontaito only. Unto per foot , tl.lOUOj.f To covnr tbo coil of cnnblriictluz tliu sewer In Sewer District No. 17.1 , amounting to thu sum of f j,3lino. ( which suim It Is proposed by a , report dul vudoptnil by Uio city council , to assess - sess pro r.ita ns ncr foot fronta o on Iho real ostnto on each sldu of s.ilil sewer In the sewer district as cioitcd. In depth from street , no- cording to the usual scnllni ! back ptoooss , to iho llmltsof district as uroatod , Italo per foot , f 1.C0708. To cover tbo cost of constructing a sewer tn sewer district No. ITi ) , amounting to tbo sum qf$2lG7.,1l , which sum It Is proposed by a ro- pnrtduly ndoptod by thu city council to as sess pro rntn on the frontage of properly alone said newer iiccordlnz to the usual soiilliu buclr process I nil op 111 from tbo street as per district urcihtod. Unto , per foot , JI.IHOIO. , To cover thu cost of opening and ovteiidlne ! 29tb nvonuo from I'arnum to Halt Howard' streets , amounting to the sum of $ ' )0.ir ) > ( .l7. ! which sum It Is proposed bra report duly adapted bj the city council , to nssoss on the , lots and real estate on both Hldos of 2Jth nvo * nuo'from l'iriuini : street to Hickory , pro ratn porfoot frontage , as follows ; luxrnam to Half HowarJ , J7.03porfoot.8 033 0 Half Howard to Jackson , f am per foot. 7.128 00 JnckRon to Loavonwortb. ts.00 pur foot , n.oto OS Loavonworth to Mason , $ -l.f' < 0 per foot. . : iW9 f > " Mnson to Paul lie. $ : tXJiior foot IU32 t ) I'nclllc to 1'opulcton avenue , Jl.OT per f foot 1,808 TO Popplcton nvonuo to Wool worth nvo- niio.SI.OO per foot 1.10000 Woolworth avenue to Hickory , $0,4U ! ' porfoot 04" KS According to the usual scaling back procosj In depth from .street , towlt ; < From I'.minm to Half Howard street on west side of west line McC'ormlok's addition ; oh eastsldo to old Ultth stroeU From Half Howard to I'aollU1. Hid depth of one lot on both skies- from I'nclllc to Hickory , on both Nlilts tn con tor of block , except llanscom park , 100 fool , , To cover the cot of wldi'nliig Nlnnlocntli stieot from Oastollar htreot to Ilnncroft. street , amounting to tbo sum of Mfl8U , whlcl sum It Is proposed by n roporl duly adopted by/ / the city council , to assess as follows : : On block 14 , Iniiiovuiiiunt | Association ad' ' dltlon , adjoining Nliiotoenth Htrout , 60 pi * cent.of ainoiint of awnnl allowed by ap4 uralsorsou tbo property udjolnlnt ; , nniountln" ' to $1,075. The remaining amount to Ho assessed on thi property on both sldusof llltn Htreot from Con ' ter street to Kim street , pro rnt.i , as pur fee ' frantazp : nito porfoot , $ J.5II.F > S. Accordlni : to the inu.il scaling back prooc/- / , ' In depth from street 2 lots whom lota ui , ' nnraliul with Htroet , and on lot whore lots ai at right mules with Btroot nut cxcoodlnn tii center of block. To cover the costof oponlng Hurdotto ntroc . from "Oth street to 21st ntruot , iimouiillnz V tlio sum of r > .0'JI.OJ , wh'ch Sinn It Is proposed1 by u report duly adopted by the olty council , to assess ns follows : W per cent of the nppraUomont , amounting tolJ.OOO , to bo iisiossou on tliu real on a to ad' ' joln'ng ' thoprniigrty t.ikon , liolni : tux lot40 , , The biiliinuu to bu iiasossud on the real cnUt ! on both ulilai of Hurdotto Htroot from lUtU strcot to 31th strcot ( except that portion as' , nossod foriKJ per cunt , as above stuteu ) , prc rntn , no pur foot frontage , in-cording to iho usual scaling back pruuoss In depth from street ; rate per foot. tuy.VWI , To cover Iho cost of extending 2.ud ! Htroot through tax lot No ll.l , soutlon ly , iimoiiiitliic to tbo HIIIII of fci.'JOl.iM. whli'h urn It la pro posed by a report duly adopted oy the city council to assess us follows : On thowiist ir > U font of that part of tax lot.'A o.ist of il.'nd btrcot. S7VXX ( On tbi ) east Ut ) fool of thit part of lax lotM woht of SJinl strcot. 7VJ.OO. rOn tliu lual estate on uich sidoof Kml Htroot , fr m buwiini Htrout to I < ako street ( except tux lotasi ) . KI.401i.Wl , nro ruta pur foot frontline , uc- cnrdlni ; to the natiu , Hauling back iirouuss In duptii to the llrbt allor. or where thurulHiio nlluv. to the depth of tlueo lotui rule per foot , IOIIOUH. : ' To cover the cost of damages for grading Shirley stioot from 2Sth street to 2'lth avenue , amoiiutliu to the sum of IIHJ.U ) , which sum | t Is proposed by a it-port duly udoptod by the ultv counull to assess nn the n > : il oitato on Imtb Bides of Shirley Htrout from 39th treot to 2Uth iivcnun pro mla IIH per foot f rontngo ana thausuul svnlliiL'b.ti-k pniooss In dmitli from Shirley utruot. 101 foot ; rnto pur fool , VUl'H , You nro further notified tli.itsald ' 1'ropoiod I'lan of Asaossment , " nro now Niibjout tu tlio Inspoctlon and oxuinlnuton ! of nny of the owncrHof sild lots , parts of lota or plooea ot ronl estate , or the Inspection or ox iiiilnutlou ofiuiy othrr person lnturost d In noln pro- posmf usscssmcntij , at thu olllco of said city clerk , and that by a report of a commlttoo of said council duly adoptud , It IN propoiad that iinlesn forgooil ntul snlllok'ntrauso It may be othurwlbu ordorud and dutorinlned , tlmt the cost of uald Improvements itiipolively lie Bcsscd on tlio biwural lots , parts ot lots unil pieces of rniil citato us shown by said pro < poted ulans of itssuiisment , Von , nnd ouch of you. nro ) u > roby notldinl to nppoar lioforo Hiild Hoard of Equalization at thutlinuund plnoo ubovu BpuufUpd , to mala nny oomnlalnt , stutomoiit , or nbjuotlon you dcslro coiicerntng any or said propose. ! lovlei and nsdossmunti ) of snouliil tux ex. JOHN auovix Ult.v 01 ( ir 1C. Om oha , NoU. Ma 17th. 1610. rropniuli tor riiinibliiif , Boaloa proposuln will bu recoiled by the leo retary ot tbo Hoard of IMuoatlon until o'olouk u in , Monduy , June A , 18JI. for Plumb InK for the Franklin , llartmnn nnd Wind so school bulldlngs.ln aucordancu with plum am spuclllcatlons on Illo In the olllco of Join Latonbor , architect. Uurkor block.city. The LoarJ rouervu * tbo right to rojcot auj or all bids , Uy order of the Hoard of education , ( JIIAHLUS CO.NOyEU , BwroUry ,