THE OMAHA DAILY HEE ; SUNDAY. MAY 20 , 18TWEN'IT { ) | PAGES.
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS.
| OFFICn - - NO. 12 PEARL BTRRHI
Delivered l > y cnrrlrr to nnr pnrt of tha cltr.
H. W. TILTON , Lessee.
Tni.r.nioNKK-tluslncM onice. No. 43 ; nigh
nlltor , No. 23.
.i/.vr/o.v. ;
Attend Boston store syndicate sale.
Henry Boycr of Omaha and I3Ila V. Davcn
port of Kansas City were married by Justice
Field yesterday ,
The Memorial dny executive committee
will meet Ihls afternoon nt 3 o'clock al
the office of Dr. Thomas.
Pilgrim Sisters academy No' 1 meets In
regular ses-lon In their rooms In the Brown
building at S o'clock p. m.
Notice has been received by the employes
of the Omaha & St. Louis railway of a pro
posed cut In wages , to take effect June 1.
Divisions 1 and 2 will meet this afternoon
at I o'clock at the Ancient Order of Hlber-
nlana hall to attend the funeral of Patrick
O'Rourke.
Railroad Temperance assoclallon meets nt
Fifth Avenue Methodist Kplscopal church
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Spe
cial program May 24.
Fred O. Mor e. son of J. W. Morse of
this city , will bo married soon at Rochester ,
N. Y , , nnd will reside at his old home In
this city , 100 Bluff slrcct.
Two boys named Jensen were arrested yes
terday for throwing stones at a lady named
Nelson. Ono of Die stones hit her on the
head , Inflicting a painful wound.
Articles of adoption wen' filed with the
county recorder yesterday whereby Mrs.
Augusta Ilovec , now known as Augusta
Luman , gives up lo Mr. and Mrs. 1-3. Dan
iels her son Vlclor.
Mb.pah temple No. 9 , Pythian SIsIeM ,
will give n lawn social next Friday evening
at Iho residence of J. M. Scanlau , 700 Graham -
ham avenue. Guesls will take the park
car , nnd all are Invited. .
The fonlor class of the High school will
be tendered a reception on Monday evening ,
June 11 , nt the residence of W. W. Wallace ,
on Bluff street. It will be under Ihc iiu-
sp.cc.s of Ihc junior class.
John Sloddard , Percy Jameson and Charlie
Huylcs took n bicycle ride through the coun
try .yesterday , taking In Sliver Clly , Mal-
vern and Glenwood. The length of the trip
was about sixty-five miles.
The regular assignment work for the May
term of superior court will be taken up to
morrow' morning , the case that has occifiled
Judge McGee's attention for the pasl week
and over now being out of Iho way.
Baccalaurealo services for Ihe High
school seniors will be held In Ihe First Pres
byterian church on Sunday morning , June
30. Rev. John Askln , D. I ) . , of the Congre
gational church will preach Ihe sermon for
the occasion.
Miss Sylvia Snyder was given a surprise
party last Friday evening at her home , 217
South Seventh street. About thirty of her
friends were presenl , and Ihe evening was
Bpcnl delightfully In games and music , re
freshments being served.
Harvey Smith cnlertalned a number of
friends at a box party at Boyd's thealcr In
Omaha Friday night at the concert given by
the mandolin and banjo clubs. Those com
posing the party were : Miss Elsie Bulls ,
MlHs Jennie Keallng , Dr. II. A. Woodbury
and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sapp.
John Neumayer , a leamster , sustained a
compound fracture ot Ihe leg from the kick
of a horse while he was taking supplies to
Kelly's army and has been lying at the
Woman's Christian Association hospital ever
since. It was found necessary lo amputate
the limb Just below the knee , but there
still seems lo bo considerable doubt as to
his recovery.
It Is astonishing how little thought most
people give to the quality ot their fire In
surance. There are some strong insurance
companies and many weak ones. We repre
sent only the best. Lougee & Towlc , 235 Pearl.
To Illejclo lUdurx.
Before selecting your mount for this sea
son wo would respectfully ask you to try our
$85.00 Waverley , guaranteed equal to any
wheel built , regardless of price. Over forty
In use In the city. Cole & Cole , exclusive
agents , 41 Main streel.
While you nro paying for laundry why not
get the bestT The Ragle laundry solicits a
trial and Invites comparison. Telephone 167.
See the now art goods at Mrs. Nlles * .
The laundries use Domestic soap.
C I'.tlt.tUltAl'HS.
T. 0. Dawson Is In Davenport on busi
ness.
ness.Horn , to ilr. and Mrs. J. E. Hunt , a
daughter.
Horn , to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welslnger
ot Sioux City , a son.
Miss May Watts of Ncola Is the guest of
MlBH Grace Glcason on Park avenue.
Mrs. Howker of Des Molnes Is the guest
It of her daughter. Miss Augusta Uowker.
Il Tho'little son of Ira F. Hendrlcks Is the
| f victim of a serious attack of lung fover.
Mrs. Augustus Uereshcim returned yes
terday from a visit with friends In Fremont ,
Neb.
Neb.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlclmrd O. Wells and son
of St. Louis arc visiting the family of H. F.
Hattenhauer on Seventh avenue.
Mrs. W. W. Loomls and daughter , Mrs.
W. F. Sapp , left yesterday morning for n
visit with friends -Jefferson , la.
Mrs. T. H. Louis and daughters , Nettle
and Rifle , and son , Maurice , have gone to
their former home In Ohio to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 'Lincoln ' of Perry ore
In the city , having been called hero by the
death of the lattcr'a father , Perclval Alien.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ellis of Little Sioux
arrived In the city last evening for a visit
with their son , F. L. Ellis , C14 South Sixth
street.
Dr. V. L. Trcynor has removed from his
former home on South First street to the
Maxwell property , corner of Fifth , avcuuc
and lllult street.
N. W. Williams has returned from
Marlon , la. , where ho attended the meetIng -
Ing of the grand ledge of the Ancient Or
der of the United Workmen.
Dr. Donald Macrae , Jr. , returned yester
day from a three weeks' trip to Texas.
Whllo there he attended the meeting of the
National Association of Hallway Surgeons.
Miss Lillian Hcllman of Missouri Valley ,
one of the teachers In the public schools at
that place , was In the city yesterday , the
KUest of Mrs. H. A. Dallenger on Willow
avenue.
Mrs. a. W. Cherrlngton has been In Lin
coln this week attending the second grand
assembly of the Pythian Sisterhood , which
lias been In session for three days , com
mencing Tuesday.
Colonel L. S. Hatch of St. Charles , Mo. ,
arrived In the city yesterday and Is regis
tered at the Ogden hotel. He Is looking
for a successful series of horse races In
this city next month.
llobort Anderson and H. E. Donaldson of
Dlxon , III , , are In the city , the guests of
James Anderson , The three , together with
'
Fred , Neal. expect to upend sometime
finding out what sort of finny beauties the
lakes In this vicinity can turn out.
Ed Duquette , Ous Louie and Wood Guinea
leave this morning at 7 o'clock for a bicycle
. . trip to St. Joseph. They expect to cover
I the 300 miles of the trip In a week and
r have a good deal of spare time left In
' which to admlro the scenery and other
thliiRH along the way.
A Illcyclo Tour.
Ed Duquette. Wld Gains and Gu Louie
three AVaverley riders , will start for St. Jo-
fceph , Mo. , UiU morning , Thu trip will be
watched with Interest by wheelmen , as Ed
will ride a 21-pound Waverley racer , which
la one of the lightest and neatest wheels
ever brought to tills city ,
Meyera-Durfce Furniture company , 336-333
P nroadwny , Bargains In fine furniture.
II KVIIIU I.niimlry Company.
620 Pearl street. Telephone , 290.
Uas cooking stove * for rent and for sale at
( las CO'B ofllce
Everybody known Davis uelln drugs ,
i , JJomestlc leap breaks hard water. .
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLDFFS
Grand Lodge of tbo Commercial Pilgrim
Making Things Hum.
DECIDES TO SPREAD THE ORGANIZATION
Organiser Appointed to Denote Hid Wlmli
Time to tlm Order first Triennial
Conduit , at llonr r.'pxt Yrnr
TheToints. .
The supreme ledge ot tlio Commcrcla
I'llgrlins or America held a meeting of tin
supreme lodge at tlielr rooms In the. Ilrowt
block yesterday , with representatives 01
three Rtntcft present. Among the delegate !
were the following :
M. M. Oowdy , C. A. Tracy and J.V. . Lusl
of Omaha ; \V. II. Dales13. . K. Dorothy. L
W. Snow , T. M. HobltiHon , S. S. WhltliiR
J. 13. Iltitler , Walter C. Ilotiscr , It. It. Itnn-
ilall , M. K. King , C. H. Hills end 0. ! ' . Spen
cer of Lincoln ; F.'L. Hull , C. II. Drcclc and
M. McSherry ot Grand Island ; John II. Mid-
dlchrook of Denver.
It was decided to push Ilia work of spread-
Ins the organization all over the wprld , and
to that end an orginl/cr will be appointed
at a salary snniclent to enable him to devote
his whole tlmo to the good of the order.
The next meeting will IIP the first triennial
conclave , to be hold In Denver In 1895 , The
speech which was delivered by Mr. Middle-
brook as an Invitation to the council to
meet In his city met with decided favor
on the part of tin ; delegates , and wan a fair
sample of the brec/.y Htyle ot oratory on tup
at such gatherings.
The following olllcers were elected for the
ensuing year : K. II. Huworth , S. W. P. ;
ti.V. . Snow. S.V. . V. 1' . ; Charles A. Tracy ,
S. W. C. ; Henry Coffccn , S. S. ; II. S.
Illlnn , S. T. ; J. II. Mlddlebrook , S. T. ; 0.
II. IJrcck , Jr. , S. K. of I. P. ; Frank U
Hull , H. 1C. of O. 1' . ; trustees , J. W. 1'erc-
gory , V. 13. Shepard and J. It. McDrlde.
After the business of the day was over , the
traveling men sat down to a banquet served
by the Pilgrim Sisters In the dining room.
To nay that the banquet was a. model of Its
kind would be hardly doing It justice. The.
menu was excellent and appetite * ) were good.
The banquet , was followed by the following
toasts , 1-3. H. Haworth of this city acting as
toastmastcr : "Commercial Pilgrims Vigi
lance Their Htile and Integrity Their Guide , "
by M. McSherry of Grand Island Council No.
0 ; "Flowers Their Relation to the Pilgrim
Order , " by H. S. Hllnti of Council HlilffH
council No. 1 ; "The Ladles , tied Bless 'Km , "
by Charles H. Ureck , Jr. , of Grand Island
council No. C ; "Fraternity , " by J. K. Duller
of Lincoln council No. 7 ; "Fraternal Socia
bility , " by M. F. Ilohrer , Council Hluffs
council No. 1 ; "Pilgrim Sisters , " by L. W.
Snow ot Lincoln council No. 7' "Welcome
to Denver In 1895 , " by J. H. Mlddlebrook of
Denver council No. " 0.
I'oiulUt Convention.
About thirty representatives of the popu
list party In Pottawuttamlo county met In
the superior court room ot the county court
house yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of choosing delegates to the congressional
convention to bo held In Atlantic on the
29th. 13. P. Ilrown of Neola acted as
chairman and .Eugene Sttipfel of Hardln
township as secretary. The question was
raised who should be considered as having
a right to seats In the convention , and It
was finally decided to taKc a voteon the
endorsement of the Omaha platform. All
who voted In favor of the endorsement were
considered good and faithful populists and
took tlielr seats on the west side of the
hall , while u few goats who had assembled
to sou what the sheep might do were left
slitting loncsomcly oii'the other side of the
aisle.
The following delegates were chosen
William Speers of Mlnden , A. M. Hutchln-
son , C. L. Gillette , L. Klnnelmn and. Wil
liam Phillips of Council Bluffs , H , S. Alex
ander and Kugeno Stupfel of Hardln , 13.
Ward of Keg Creek , G. W. Oakley of
Boomer , Charles Watts of Crescent , N. H.
Dauman of Washington and 13. P. Brown
of Ncola.
John Ahlcs tried to get the convention
to endorse L. It. Bolter of Harrison county
for congress. There was violent opposition
to this plan by A. L. Hendrlcks , A. M.
Hutchlnson , 13. Ward and others , and It
was at last decided to let tlio delegates go
unliiHlructed.
L. Klnnelmn was chosen chairman of the
county central committee , anil 'George E.
It. T. Hunter was elected secretary to as
sist In his work.
These Important mailers having been de
cided. Delegate Ward sprung the quesllon
at liow llie delegates should gel to At-
lanllc. Ho thought It might be a good plan
to combine business with pleasure and go
Kelley fashion. He did not make It quite
clear whether this meant that they were
to go In wagons , on foot , or by boat , but
Ills main Idea was to make it as near a
"picnic" as possible. There was some little
Jiscusslon upon the plan proposed , but most
at them seemed to think that Pullman
coaches were good enough for them , and
Ward's picnic scheme died a-borntng.
lilt on H Suru Thing.
"Bullhead , " seldom known as Jim Col
lier , and Jack Harris were arrested yester-
lay us the result of a little transaction they
ire accused ot having been mixed up In
ivhllo In Fremont county some lltlle time
igo. Neither of these gentlemen have any
justness cares that need very much atten
tion , so they went down Into Fremont
: ounty nnd engineered one of the hold-up
schemes known to sporting men as a foot
race. Bullhead wanted to get some man
, vlth cash to back a foot racer from this
: lty , who afterwards turned out to bo Keddy
loss , and ho struck a man named Clayton
is ( i suitable man for the place. Charles
IVliItney was to bo his opponent. Clayton
nit up $120 and the race was announced
o take place at Bartlcll. Before Die time
irrlved , however , Clayton became suspicious
.hat everything was not as it should be , and
leclared the race off , so far as ho was con-
lerned. When lie demanded his money back
ilullhead and Harris gave him the merry
m ha ar.d headed for homo at a good ,
imart sprint. Whitney also lit oul , but was
ivorhauled by an officer at Pacific Junction
rein whom he managed to escape In u way
icst known to himself and the officer. Hull-
icud and Harris were arrested by Chief
jcanlan yesterday afternoon , and It Is
mderstood that a warrant Is out for Ross.
Ml four ot the participants arc charged
vlth conspiracy lo defraud.
Last evening Clayton , the victim of the
illeged conspirators , was arrested on an
nformatlon charging him with threatening
o kill. Clayton , It Is Bald , pulled a gun on
ho other fellows when ho discovered tlielr
; amo and threatened to blow them full ot
lotes unless they shelled out. Ho claims
10 was arrested on this same charge a few
lays ago , but after a hearing was dls-
ihargcd. When rearrested last night hi ) at
ince gave bonds for bis appearance. Bull-
lead and Harris went to Bartlett last even-
11 g In charge of an otllccr from that place.
S. M. Williamson & Co. have by far the
argest and finest line of bicycles over
liown In Council lllufTs , Bicycles for rent
, nd for sale on eiuy payments. First-class
vorkmen In our repair department. IOC
, laln street.
; imrlcs Lunkley , the well known undertaker ,
vlll occupy the building at 238 Broadway
ittcr May 20. Various Improvements will
> e made which will give him one of the
Incst undertaking establishments In the
vcet.
Take your prescriptions and family recl-
ics to Dellaven'8 drug storo. Ho prepares
hem with care , uses only the best inedl-
liics and makes very low prices.
Won't Dfimte UnirM Tie lUn To.
The following unitwer to the challenge of
lev. T , L. Wllllamn , published In yester-
ny's Dec , wan handed In for publication :
COUNCIL BLUFFS , May 18 , 1891. Mr.
' . W. Williams. 420 Harrison Street , Council
Huffs : Through the kindness of Sister Mary
luntlngton we have u comfortable house ot
rorshlp at 104 Ilroadwuy , third floor. We
ordlally Invite representatives of the rear *
united church or of any denomination of
IhrUtlanlty or of any aiBoclatlon that
caches bible precepts or good morals to
old settle * * at the above named uluce at
any time when not otherwise engaged , W <
will ask our members to attend with a prom
he to absolve them from nil allegiance tc
the Church of JPSIH fhrln of .Latter Dn >
Salnta whenever they think they arc howr
it betttcr way. This , while respectfully ask' '
Ing Mr. Williams to withdraw hit challenge
believing It utterly foreign to the spirit thai
should actuate any minister of the gospel ol
Christ , nnd , though fully convinced that all
true Chrl tlans have imfllclent lo occupy
tlielr attention In a united cmloaxor to stem
the tide ot Inlldellty and the frightful In
crease of crlmo without warring nnionp
themselves , yet , unwilling to bo considered
afralit of the results of comparing our doc
trines with others , I will send two represent
atives to meet Mr. Wllllainn , or any man
or men whom he may send , at 104 Broadway ,
third floor , at 2 p. m. , May 21 , to "reason
together" If we can , to arrange for a debate
If we must. With renewed thanks to The
Bee for Its prolonged Indulgence , I remain
yours truly , DAVID F. STOUT ,
President of Northern States Mlnslon of the
Church of Jesuj Christ of Latter Day
Saints.
1IKNNISON IlltO.S.
Monday's Mile.
Greatest offer In silks and dress goods
we ever made. All our C5c Kal Knl wash
silks Monday 39c yard. Chenney Bros. flO-
Inch black china Bilks , were | 1.25 , Monday
S9c yard.
Chennoy Bros. 27-Inch $1.00 black china
silk , Monday 69c yard ,
Our f > 0c black china silk. Monday 39c yard.
EC figured chnllls , now 2lc yard.
Bcauflful dark ground figured challls , 5c
yard.
All our finest French challlH , now COc
yard. ,
CO pieces of 36-Inch Cc unbleached muslin ,
Monday 3 < 4c yard.
100 pieces dark dress prints , 2Vfcc yard.
Children's 35c and tiOc summer bonnets ,
Monday at ICc and 2 ! > c each.
ICc and 2Cc chenille dot Tuxedo veiling , all
colors , Monday at 7' c and Ific yard.
Big Curtain Sale. GOO pairs of Nottingham
ham lace curtains , 78c , $1.00 , $1.38 , $1.1)8 )
and $2.93 pair , worth $1.00 lo $5.00.
1,000 curtain shades , our best spring fix
tures , J9c each.
Low prices In every depaitment. Every
thing marked In plain figures. One price to
all. B13NNISOX BROS. .
Open every evening. Council BlulTs.
Hotel ( IneHtn lollioil.
O. F. Spencer , a Grand Island traveling
man , who Is attending iho grand lodge inoct-
Ing of the Commercial Pilgrims of America ,
and J. J. Jones of Ihls city wore the vic
tims of a post-midnight marauder yeslcrday
morning. When Spencer awoke. In his
room at the Ogden house , ho found himself
minus a pair of pantaloons , nnd It took some
thing of a search to finally run across them
In a neighboring room , which happened to
bo otherwise tenantlcss. Out of the pocket
had been taken $1G In cash , and he found
a fine gold walch missing out of his vest
pocket. Jones , who occupied another room
on a. different floor , lost only CO cents In
change and a couple of mileage books , with
about SOO miles unused. During the night
Proprietor Bentley heard his big dog give a
bark and hoon after heard the hound of
bare feet trudging along the hallway at a
lively gall , bul thinking It was some of llie
guesls he paid no further atlcnllon. An
Investigation yeslcrday morning showed lhat
each key bore the marks of nippers on
the end and set at rest the question of how
the thieves got In. It Is supposed that the
theft was committed by some one who was
In the building all evening , for no suspicious
characters were seen to go up or come down
after the time Iho robbery took place.
There was an open window at one end of the
hall on the second floor , through which a
man might have climbed from the bluff be
hind the building.
Shrank from Publicity
In the newspaper accounts that have been
published , giving the score of the whist
game played last Wednesday night between
the Omaha and Council Bluffs clubs , two
names appeared which have not heretofore
been known In the galaxy of Council Bluffs
whist cranks. They were Smith and Jones ,
and they were pounded Into the earlh by
Mussellman and Jordan of the Omaha team ,
emerging from the ruin wilh a. minority of
nineteen polnls. The newspaper accounts
furlher slaled lhat Lauterwasser and Rclk-
man of the home team were not In the game.
That statement Is strictly true , for Lauter
wasser and Relkman decided to travel incog
as soon as they learned what the score was ,
and It was they who bought to hide their
blushes behind the humble names of Smith
and Jones. This correction Is made by The
Bee In Justice to Iho oilier Smiths and
Joneses who may aspire to- fame In whist.
There was also a discrepancy between the
official score and the claims of two of the
Council Bluffs players which the other
members of the local club wish noticed , In
justice lo the Omaha team. Altchlson and
Black , the official score says , were defeated
two points by Webber and Scanncll of
Omaha , Instead of having a lie.
More. New Attractions
Expected in the city at any time , and as
citizens know It Is liable to come In various
forms. Tills time It Is at 401 Broadway
and will bo well worth your consideration.
Just what Is to be gained will be hard lo
say , but It Interested you are sure lo gain
a big bargain and save money.
Window display of wool challles show
ing our last Invoice for this season al 33c ,
39c , 50c and BSc per yard. Another dis
play of 40-Inch striped suitings , which ! c
considered cheap at 25c , now offered at $1.22
a patlern of 8 yards , less than half price.
East show window displays a few of our
many bargains In ladles' waists. Look over
values offered at 39c. C9c , 87c , 98c and $ l..r.O.
Many more specialties offered In our differ
ent departments during sale. A visit to
our store will convince you our Syndicate
Sale Is a big success and bargains numer
ous.
FOTIIERINGHAM , WHITELAW & CO. .
Council Bluffs , la.
Itonmnro of One Crook ,
During tlio preliminary examination of
the Wabash train thieves , the 'stcenlh In
stallment of which took place yesterday ,
some Interesting1 facts came to light In con
nection wilh the history ot James Harris ,
the member of the gang who has been fur
nishing the stale with all Us evidence
against the others. It transpires that his
name Is not Harris , but what his real name
Is he refuses to state , on the ground that
If It were known It would criminate him.
Although ho seems to be several years
younger , ho Is 49 yearn ot age , and the last
nineteen years of his life have been spent
In crimes.tho scenes of which have covered
the United Stales and a good share of
Europe. His folher , he says , owns consid
erable properly in Louisiana , and as lliere
Is a law In lhat slalo which prevents a
criminal from Inheriting property , ho con-
alders It very much to his Interest to keep
his identity a secret.
Dmmill Li-lids Thrill All.
The people of Council Bluffs are beginning
to realize what a genuine shoo sale with u
(28,000.00 ( stock lo back It Is.
Mr. Duncan has Just received $2,000.00
worth of now goods , which ho will put Into
the sale at almost cost price , while every
thing In the F. H. Evans stock goo at cost
md less.
Speaking to the reporter for The Bee , Mr.
Duncan nays : "My stock ranges In price
Tram 20c , the cheapest I have In children's
ihocs , to $3.50 In ladle * and $4.00 In men's
ihoes , the best that can bo purchased from
: he manufacturers , and all goods are guar-
inleed to be Just as represented , "
P. H. Evans' old stand , next door to
Ueno's. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Kmiduy nchool Union.
Next Tuesday evening , In the parlors of
ho Presbyterian church , the Sunday School
Workers union will meet to complete Its
> rganlzatlon and to enjoy a pleasing pro
gram , All Interested In the work are
earnestly requested to bo present.
The program , as arranged , provides for
mngs , prayer by Rev , Mr. Davh , question
x > x , conducted by D. W. Otis , solo by Mies
lattlo Palmer ; a talk on "Teachers and
reaching. " by L. C. Huff ; refreshments ,
luring which C. H. Judson will read a paper
xplanatory of the organization , and after
vblch unfinished business will b taken up.
Wanted Good girl for general hou-ework ;
lerinun preferred. No. 600 E. Pierce street ,
drs. II. Hogg.
Iho Uruiiil Hotel.
U has been currently reported that the
Irand hotel would again be thrown open
nd the blot upon the reputation ot Council
Muff * \vonlil be erased , but the plan la nil
In embroyo , nnd nb fry-mnl datn IK ict fo
the opening. But ftn-gpcnlng of the fines
line of xprlnR furnishing goods , hats an
shoes In mm nit atnsio South Main utrec
nnd Is already an aH.4ur.ed success. Thoma
II , Hughe * , the prt/prfntor , announces tha
the Ittisltie-iH so farijM5 , entirely nallufnctor ,
nnd in continually itlic incrcn < o anil bid
fair ID nuldo all former seasons , for gooi
goodrt , fair troatmtuit. .nnd low prices ar
bound to win. t'onif ild ( sec.
Second Presbyieflart1 Morning service
10-.10 n. in. Evening service , 8 o'clock
"Habits and CustoiuJi It ) Syria , " by a natlv. .
of that romitrv. ' r
Elders of the ChWcTi of Jesus Christ o
Lntlor Day Saints -will- hold religious ten-
Ices In Huntlngtoni Hall. 101 Broadway , n
2:30 : nnd 7:30 : p. in.
Congregational Dr. John Askln , pnalor
Morning subject , "Self In the Way , " or "Tin
Hamlet of the Now Testament ; " cvcnlni
lecture , "Inspiration In Routine. "
First Presbyterian Corner of Willow nve
HUP nnd Seventh street. Rev. Stephei
Phclps. pastor. Preaching by the pastor a
10:30 : a. m. and 8 p. m.
Trinity Methodist 1-ipl c.pal Church-
Alfred Knoll , pastor. Preaching , 10:30 : a
m. nnd 8 p. m. Sunday school , 12 m
Junior league , 3:30 : p m. Epworth league
7 p. in. Morning class meets at ! ) :30 : a. m.
St. John's English Lutheran -Services li
James hall , 17 Pearl Bireel , at II n. in. am
8 p. in. Rev. ( } . W. Snyder , pastor. Sun
day school nt 0:15 : a. m. Young people1 !
meeting at 7 p. m.
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church-
Corner First strcpl and Broadway. H. P
Dudley , pastor ; residence. 250 Fletcher ave
nttc. Sunday , May 20 : Preaching nt 10:31 :
n. in. , subject , "Looking to the Unseen. '
Preaching at 8 p. m. . subject , "The . Ep
worth League and Its Mission , "
First Buptlsl Church Corner of Slxll
street and First avenue. Preaching In tin
morning by the pastor. Subject : "Chris
as a Witness. " In the evening Rev
Thomas Stoveiihon of South Omaha wll
deliver the fifth lecture of HIP course lo UK
1) . V. N. U. , beginning at 7:30 : sharp
Subject : "Chrlsllon Culture. " The youiif
people's meeting will follow Immediate ! )
at 8:30. : Sunday school at 12 m. Junloi
union at 3 p. m. Sunday school at Bcthan )
at 3 p. in. James H. Davis , pastor , 301
Harrison street.
Christian Science Public services evcrj
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 : o'clock , In Roya !
Arcanum hall. Entrance at 115 Pearl street
Bible lesson study every Monday afternoon
nt 3 o'clock. Science and health study every
Thursday evening al 8 o'clock. Reading
rooms or dispensary open every afternoon
from 2 to 5 , In the Royal Arcanum parlors ,
to all of which all Interested are Invited.
Overtoil's Mission Corner of Fourth avenue
and Seventeenth strcol. Services at 11 a. in. ,
conducted by Mrs. Addle Davis. At 7:30 : p.
m. by the five sisters.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ol
Latler Day Salnls Near llie corner of Pierce
street and Glen avenue. Preaching at 10:30 :
a. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Z. R. L. S.
at 6:30 : p. m. Preaching at 7:45 : p. in.
Men's meeting at the Young Men's Clirls-
llan ossoclallon rooms ( Merrlam block ) at
4 p. in. J _ _ _
Memorial Dtiy Program.
The exercises on Memorial day Ihls year
will be even more Ihan usually Inlerestlng ,
unless the plans of the committee on ar
rangements go awry. The members of the
Grand Army post will decoralo all the sol
dier graves In FalrVlew , Walnut Hill and
the Catholic cemeteries ) as usual , and the
Union Veteran Legion will also decorale llie
graves In Walnut t Hill and the Catholic
cemelerles. The procession of the Grand Army
and the societies uniting with them will form
on Willow avenue , with ithe right testing on
Pearl streel. al 1:30 : p. JIIL , moving al 2 p.
in. sharp. The following Is Ihe program of
Iho exercises al Ihe'.cenielery ' al 2:30 o'clock :
Hon. E. L. SlniKntU. Master of Ceremonies
Music . ui..r . Ualby's Hand
Song . FliHt M. K. Church C'holr
Prayer . Re.v. Stephen Phulps , lt l > -
Song . . -First M. K. Church Choir
Oration . . „ , . . . , . . Her. John Askln
Hong . First SI. K. Church Choir
Exercises at the 'unknown ' graves nt 3:30 :
p. m. : 'ni 9
Music- . . . . j..j.i . Dalby'B ' Band
Music . ; . { ti" .i . School Girls
Address. . , , Jit , , . . . . . . .Uev. J. Indus Farley
Song . . . , . . . . : , . . . . . . , . . . . . .gchopI Girls ,
Depositing .f.M.mi. Jlowi-trt.t . . . : .
Hy the Gruml A'rrny of' the Republic
ihree volleys . Dodge Light Guards
Hcnedlclioii . Itev. G. W. Snyder
Died by Drowning.
The particulars have Just been received
in this clly of a sad affalr- > that took place
a few days ago In New York , Inwhich the
people of Council Bluffs will be Interesled.
Harry N. Candee , a brother-in-law of Mrs.
John N. Baldwin of thib clly , was out fish
ing with a companion , from whom ho be
came separated for a shorl time. When his
companion wenl back lo look for him ho
found Candee lying on his back in about
eighteen inches of water , and life was ex
tinct. The coroner ot the counly held an
Inquest , finding lhat dealh was Ihe result
of accidental drowning. One lung was congested -
gested , and as Mr. Candeo had complained
during Ihe day It was thought he might
have suffered Ian attack of vertigo and
fallen Inlo Ihe water. In 1891 , Mr. Candeu
married Miss Lou Holcomb of Council
Bluffs , a young lady who spent many of
the early years of .her life in this city
and is well known to a great many people
here. Mrs. Candee and two small children
survive the husband ) Mid father. / Mrs.
Baldwin was in New York \\hen the sad
iffalr look place.
llenutlful New
At the Council Bluffs Carpet store this
rvcek ladles will be shown the newest and
Inost things In the rug line In the country ,
Die leader Is the La Paris , a magnificent
: hlng , and others are the Duddlms , Royal
A'lltonu , Smyrnas , In single door mats up to
.ho largest carpet sizes. All will bo on
ipcclal sale this week. In laces and drapes
ivery new novelty and all the old standards
.vlll . be shown , and will bo Included In the
ipeclal sale. The Carpet company Is the
inly exclusive carpet house In the city , and
Iocs not sell from diminutive samples.
Front Illttcii I'rult.
One of the hardest frosts that lias oc-
mrrcd In the past twenty-six years at this
season of the year did an Immense amount
if damage to the fruit In this section Friday
light. Reports from all over the county In-
Itcato that the grapes on the lowlands ore
tntlrely destroyed , while those on the lilgh-
ands were not damaged so much. Apples
ind cherries do not seem to have suffered
; reatly. Tpinato and potato vines looked ,
vlien morning came , as though they had
lecn cookefl. Ileports have been received
lore from Crescent , Neola , Lewis and many
ithor townships throughout the county
vhlch Indicate that the damage to fruit and
regetablcs will bo away up Iri the thou
sands. A. C. Graham stated yesterday niorn-
ng thai up to Friday night the outlook for
L big grape crop watf better than It had been
it-foro for twenty ijeflw , but bo would bo
itttlsfled with pne-thjrdjof a crop now.
CiuriilnliiiirutH Slmt Stop In Innu
In a short time , OB Iowa has passed a law
igalnst them. ThlslJis jyour last chance to
: ollect your accounts-before the law goes
nto force. The Nassau ( .Investment company
ms reduced Its charged and will guarantee
collections againstmx-rt | > ons not living In
owa , but who nro-jemployed by some rail-
vay , express or telegraph company having nn
igent In Iowa , Wrlto nt once for terma anil
eferencea , Council dlruffs.
The famous Mase yJse livery and sale barns
lave been sold to J , W. Mlnnlck , and the
tualntss will bo continued under lilt nianage-
nent , Horse * boprtlea and cared for at
easonable rates ; batngopon day and night.
Marriage HctmseHlvwere granted yester-
lay to the followlllg'i'ersoim :
Jame and address. Age.
lenry Hoyer , Oinnlin . 24
3lla V. Davenport , Knnsan Pity . 33
Charles T. Trobee , Omaha . 24
.ucy C. Sherman , Omaha. . t . 22
Ubert McLcml , Omaha . 25
Jora Duncan , Omaha . 25
Jarvls Wine Co. , Council Bluffs , la. , agent
arvli 1877 brandy , nines and liquor.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Iloyal Arcanum linn n Hprriul.
Ono of the pteasantest social affairs given
y any organization In the city was the
tag party And banquet by the members of
'Idellty council , Royal Arcanum , last Krl-
ay evening. The goat was brought forth
rom his hiding place ana allowed to do a
four-step wnlt/ with IKltui candidate i ,
Initiation. After this part f tln > nveninx
entertainment the members nt ilown to
sumptuous banquet , nlid UIF t cnlng w.
wound up nmld the \\renths of Ilnvat
smoke. About ninety members of the ordi
wore present , and the last one had not U1
the hall until some hours after mldnlKl
had co mo and gone.
Council Alerting.
A special meeting of the city council \\t
held last evening with the major In il
chair and nil the aldermen present. Tl
resignation of 11 , F. Wndsworth ns speoli
assessment clerk , to take effect May 2
was tendered nnd accepted. Mr. Wad'
worth will go to Chicago to take a position.
On the suggestion of City Engineer Etnyr
the small gratings over the sewer nppnlnp
on Ilroailuay and First and Second Ktrcol
and Glen nnd Park avenues , and at the fm
of Oakland avenue will be replaced by opp
catch basins underneath the crossing. " , tin
doing uuay * lth Ihe constant clogging u
which has rendered llie vuweru UH less durln
every heavy storm.
A sidewalk ordinance that Imp been undei
going preparation for o\er.il xu'eks wi
passed , and sidewalks will be built nt one
all over the city , every alderm.in bavin
picked oul nil the places In his , partlciiln
ward \\hero such things were a necessity.
\\lil Tit' No Itft-oillit.
All parties concerned have come to 111
conclusion lhat to have a third recounl t
the clecllon ballots In the .McAtce-Oorliai
case would be rattier lee much of a goo
Ihlng , and Ihe ballols were removed froi
the court room yesterday noon , II Is to li
.hoped for the lasl lime , the recounting lm\
Ing been completed. Attorney Shea ci :
tcrcd an objccllon to considering Ihe bill
lots of the Second precinct of the Secon
ward because the name of the Judge. J. II
Purccll , had been endorsed on the b.illc
Instead of Ihe Initials , as provided by law
This , togelher wllh all the other objection !
was taken under advisement , nnd a declslo
will bo rendered by the couit at some fulur
time. _ _ _ _
1'loncrH for Comi-trry.
Wo have a choice lot of plants , siiltabl
for the cemetery. Parties wanting plantini
done will plea o let us know at once. N
extra charge for planting. J. F. Wllco.v
florlsl.
_
Wnrkliigmcii'H l ) 'b.itliij ( Club.
A public meeting Is announced for to
morrow evening at 8 o'clock nt the Chris
tian labernacle , for the purpose of organl/
Ing a "Pro Bono Publlco club , " whohe prln
clpal aim Is to Instruct the Kiborlngmci
of the city upon questions concerning thel
financial and political welfare. A "Loya
Industrial union" will be formed and speak
ers will be on hand to talk on sub
Jccts of Interest. One of the things sug
gested Is that a bureau of labor be organ
Izcd , to find employment for those win
need It.
For cobs go to Cox , 10 Miln street. Tele
phone 48. _
Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
Ilo Creiimtr it.
The funeral of the lalo Pcrcival Aller
will take place this afternoon at 5 o'elocli
at the family residence , 410 Norlh Firsl
slreet , Rev. E. J. IJabcock olflclatlng. The
remains will be taken to Chicago on Ihc
evening Iraln lo bo cremated , Ihe deceased
having made Ihls request some time previ
ous lo his dcalh. Ills bon-ln-law , C. C.
Lincoln , will accompany them.
Wo want everybody to know thai Morgan
sells palnlH and drugs. 134 and 712 Broadway ,
Jarvls WIno Co. . Council Bluffs.
AVnnt n Weekly ltst. .
The execullve committee of the Retail
Clerks association held their first meeting
Friday night and find they have a member
ship of. 1C3. Their aim Is to pursuade the
retail merchants to close their stores at C
o'clock , excepting Monday and Saturday , and
would be pleased to have Ihe co-operation of
the people of Council BlulTs.
Get your house paints of Dellaven.
SHEARER IS DETERMINED.
Makes nn At ciniit to Kill Himself nltli n
CM so Knl IV.
J. E. Shearer , 'now under arrest for bhoot-
ing wllh Intent to kill Miss Aurora McClln-
lock , and who aflcr shooting her made an
unsuccessful attempt to take his own life by
shooting himself twice , Is now confined In
the county Jail. Ho was taken therent
2:30 : yesterday afternoon.
At that hour or a few moments previous
the clly jail came very nearly being Ihe
scene of another sensation. As staled In
tlio evening Issue he claimed he did not de
sire lo kill Ihe woman , bul wanted to kill
himself nnd would do so at the first oppor
tunity.
At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon his din
ner was sent lo his apartment at the city
jail and Turnkey Marnell was sent to the
cell while Shearer was eating his meal.
Shearer began eating as Ihcuigh he had
nol ealen any for days , and was on a fair
way to dispose of all In sight when home-
thing happened. The ofllccr on watch was
called away a moment and when he re
turned ho discovered Shearer had taken the
case knife and cut his right wrist In a
horrible manner. A sixteenth of an Inch
further and the arlery would have been sev
ered. Ho bled profusely , but Iho wound
was sewed up and Shearer taken to Ihe
counly jail ,
He was seen there lasl nlghl and again
repealed his determination to end his life
at the first opportunity. He said ho cut
himself , hoping to sever the artery and
bleed to death before help could reach him.
He said ho could not live and think of what
ho had done , nnd It ho could die no other
way ho would beat lila brains out against
the wall. Ho still evinces great emotion
when the woman's name IB mentioned and
reiterates ho would willingly die that she
might live and bo happy. Ilo refused to
say anything more about himself than has
been published , fn regard to Ihe lellcr he
Bent to Miss Nicholson nt Connellsvllle , Pa. ,
containing a ring , he merely said she would
understand It when the letter reached her.
Miss McCllntock , the woman whom
Shearer attempted to shool , was yesterday
removed lo Die Clarkson Memorial hospital.
She Is gelling along nicely and unless blood
poisoning sets In , which Is not now likely ,
she will recov r.
She Is a very attractive woman and when
seen by a reporter Jusl prior to her removal
expressed herself as well pleased that un
truths had not been printed concerning her.
She described Ihe tragic sccno in room 4
it the Dcllono hotel as something she will
never forget and pictures graphically how-
she held the revolver tluhtly In- order that
Shearer would not got It nnd how he
wrenched It from her grabp and with the
words , "I halo lo do II , " fired. She knew
she had been shot , bul did not know where
ind at the tlmo she was so overcome that
the did not hear the other two shots ( the
incB Shearer meant to kill himself and
which aroused the occupants of the hotel. )
"What sort ot a sensation docs one feel
, vhtn they come EO nearly crossing the great
llvlde ? " the reporler asked.
She Mulled and said It was anything but
( leasing and she was now happy the bullet
tad not proved fatal fo either. During her
: onversatlon she did not refer to Sluarer
'urther than to say she trusted he would
ccover.
vn .IT noMk i.v i.\iu.t.\.t.
lujmrttlmt SI. H. Moorn'n Kim WH * .Arrt-Hicd
In u Cirrim Crowd i ) iled ,
CHICAGO , May 19. ( Special Telegram to
Che Bee. ) The friends of M. S. Moore in
his city do not credit the report from
hnaha that Chaunccy Moore , the 13-year-old
on of M. S. Moore , was arrested a few days
go while traveling with a circus , Chuuncey
eft homo last January , Bald one of the.
ilerks In the office of the Rhode Island
Jndcrwrlters association , where. Mr. Moon *
s employed , and was found In a hospital
n Chattanooga In the latter part of March.
le was down with typhoid fover. April lu
its father went after him nnd took him to
its homo In Terre Haute , Ind , wht-ru he
IOW IS , _
Willie l-'IIU the Viirnm-Ii'Ji.
DKNVKR , May 19. Governor Wulte com-
ilnted his penitentiary board slate- today by
ppolntlng Franklin F. Mcl.ellon of Colorado
Iprlngs , editor ot the 121 Paso County Hei-
Id , and William Wiles of Denver , a. uon-
tuclor on the Union I'aclQc road ,
ELE1I
NOW IS rills FAVORAItUi SIJASON FOR liXl'liDlTIOUS CURBS
lrr ' , , , , , If/ , „ / „ - „ „ It / , , - / , . | | / , , , , . , , „ „ „ ( , „ , < „ , . , . , , , , „ „ , , „ i , ) , , , . , , , , „ „ ,
/ > iiiiyir. flif/di loinVnitmruf .YOU' .
It hns been the cunlom of DTK. Copt-Inn
nnd Shepard each spring anil Hummer dm
Ing the yenra thai ihey have Jiecn i-ng.iKe
In the prnotlfo ot medlelne In this cltj
lo announce the ndvent of the vonfim n
the most fnuirable for Uvnllng e.Unrrh nn
all chronic dlvases of n kindred intlttn
( he results of repeated nnd oft times not !
leetcd colds.
TItr | , > , . | \tty KMtrful In HIP l.lllili. . ri Hi
.vnlWcnie wltli whlih It - . . | iiu , | i.rimnl
I" thi'lr print. . ! mii > mtu. . Th.-lr IIIIIINVni ,
j > M > rlHi , , . , . m liriulmt nil fount .if niimtluit tin
Miuli-Pil cliionli' ilNiii-u * i-ntllli-M lli.-m t , , . , . ,
nui.imliMtl\rl > on n- , F1j. | , . , . „ „ | u | a , , , , ! , , ,
linly lili-nKlnu to f.-i > l dial lit.imMIe nii | > r'i-i
nl > " < mill iirKnonlnlKi-s I'll * r u-i
TllOH'fnlO , follow llIK till- till III CIHlilin. Mil
I " | > lnnil iiinl Hlicimiil i1i > 5l | . to nniiuului- tin
now In miilotilitfilfv I ho t.nu In liuil i-olniil
.S 'W ! ! l\l ! < lialllll * to lv | i t | | H | | | 111 , . ) , , . „ !
IIIIMII hiitriiil of ii-lniilhiK It. A Inniiili'f uHI
nil-lit inm l XMIIIII monilum f\o numilii.0m
Ini ; tin'lnin. . In Jiirl , I : , HUM cirtimHe ;
ivis.-i , u IH Mlinplj inini | | li | , . to . 'in-il ii mi
illume ih , . wmiii niiinilH , . , , I in | | , < - . , ' iiHiiiin-i'
luitlrmM hn\i > litui uiUU it. ( Mas in-.iuni-ii
until vuinnipr.
WHAT IB ( 'ATAHUH ?
' " ' , - fKl'i-hind nml Shi'innl ! - fi-iiiMHI |
nikrl.viiiii IH rnliinli ? " nml "lluw inn IH i
milt tt-ll wlii-n IKIIIIH Hi.illK.ni ! . ? " Hi I-il.
' nlarili In lliN rllnmtn li lniilv | III" IH > | n
iii-KlniiHl miiK Iti-Klnnlim wlih iiiin-iiliaiMiK-ti
Itrlliillnn ( that l , ilu > K.M ml HI ill , s in Hi
llliT iKiHl.ill of III , . Ililiuill , Ilif l-iumilll ! Ill
nnniiiMtliiii inp'.lly i-\ii-iiiN mmmil iinouj-l , tli
I'lllllH Illall tllllt-H IlllO till' HUH. I'M III I UK'
TIM : r.Aii SYMI-THMH.
llii/zlnc. niurliK- , | IMIII | | ? 01 rii'RliiK pninnK
TinIxarliiK N KIiiiliiiill } liniuihiil.
I'lin nnln's anil Impiili..l li-.iiltii ; MMnlw i )
\ MIIin ilaiup wuillui , mill ulna UKp.itlin
lui'i n i-olil.
Tineni1 often ilKrlmrKe.
Al nlhif tlniiH thu nun .110 illy , Ilihv itv
Illl-il will , wax.
Kiuiii'liit \ u fn-iui'iit iiii-iiini.inliii | > m. >
l - < -liilly InMillion ,
I'linllniiliiK Its rimt" . . npvirO Ihc nlnili-i
Inllainimillnn rxl'-mlt tli-mii-li DM * la IIIMIII
iltu-tH lii'o thu i iiiliin il\i > inm .niv mi-mluum1
i-nUHln :
nn : IYI : HVSIITO.MS.
Tlio ll.li t miInilnme. . ) nml roil
Th'V me iilwi ofii-n Kliu-il iiiKi > tln i In Hi' uiiiiii
li.ir with u Mliky , tun u-loii" imniii
The HUi-llliiKS iiKKiiiMK'il liy O.imii wonili r
Iliu Hni'lllnKi mi' nlh'i ' HKKHiMil" ! uln'ii lln
| iatl nt hn-4 H onltl
TinnoflillM i.fiin ill--i lining mill n , uhli-
uirli-M In rluinrler.
SnMi"tltn < 'H this niurii.illiii ! : \ .mil ill-ii | < liit-l
.nt HIP tliiont.
At othi ilmf-H It N trtUKh anil ( * MMI l.n , , am
trUlifKoni | < Uliiilili' liloulni ; aii'l ' HinitlliK IMI l <
Into thttliiiuil to itlKJixlj- .
A fpi-lliiK of IlKlilni-xs IB ufli-ii notliti ! ntei
the Idilmof the none.
Till : THUllAT KtMI'TOMS.
i\lrndliiK ilnwnwaiO fioni the n.iKi-pliirip : -i !
might , tin * till nut lifronirH nnM-ti-il.
Tin- mouth niiil ihrmit In ( lie mninlni ; : no Illli"
with miicn" .
Snini-tlim-s this lilimm Is jcllv-MKr In apn | m
nnr-o , causing fonMOi-taMe ImwKliiK mul t-pltilnii
tO lllsllMlKf.
At tlni'-H Hi' * rnlii'nuH IH HO ( otmh uliil ten irinn *
that K.'ingliiK' ami i-M-n naus'-ii nml Minililn < n > -
Kiilt finm plfnrts lo ilMo-lKi * It.
At other HIIH-H Hitnnirux IH i-llmy In nattiii- ,
mill It ilMoilKeil without illllli-nlty.
The aboM- > inptoms me lliose of moist ol illx-
cli.iiKing eatmih.
In the iliy cnnilltliiii there Is tkMlliK in
scinli'liy fooling In luthroat. ! .
This eau-.i'U u tlc-klliiK riiapinoilli : 01 li.nKliiK
COIIKll.
There Is n bail lnnl < > In the mouth In Ihr
mcinliiR
The tongue Is nsualh Imilly loatnl.
The liroiilh Is often foul
Them Is pain and Htltrii'--s In Imck of nook
Till : STOMACH SYMPTOMS.
i\tointliiff down the rvnph-iKO.il milt us nii-m-
! im , . ' the slomaeh , ami latt-i Hu howoN , lio-
i-oine arfecteil.
The apiK-tlto IH ahnunnat ; It in ij lie lu-t , lu
cre. i-oil or pelerliil. .
There | K wolulil. dull pain ami 11 vonio of liuin-
Inn hi the pit of the Ktoinath afti r taklUK fooil.
This la uceumpanled liy tlatukmo mill lu-ait-
huin.
DRINKS SOLD IN DAYLIGHT
Des Moines' First Legal Snloon iii Ten
Years Opened Yesterday.
A SCORE MORE WILL BE READY TOMORROW
Snloon KcvpcrH Not AYullliii ; for ( ; crtlllrtt "t
Q of Cunsrut After IIutliiK I'lilil Their
I.li'eiiRe lima ltciibllraii I.PIIRUO
anil tlin Dcmi'iTrli. .
DBS MOINES , May 19. ( Special Tele
gram to The Dee. ) The first localized MI-
loon In le Molnes for ten years was opened
this afternoon by James Kelly , who acted
upon the advice of his attorney that he
did not have to wait upon thu council to
IsbiiLa certificate of consent after having
paid the amount of his license. Others ,
when they learned that Kelly hud thiown
open his doors , made a wild rtibh for the
city hall to pay their quarterly license and
began business , having previously Illod their
bonds. Monday , when tlio council meets ,
/resolution of consent | authorl/Jii the
grant of liquor licenses wilt bo passed and
about twenty saloons will be opened. The
mayor signed the ordinance yesterday.
The committee of the Iowa Republican
league returned from Chicago toduy , wheru
they went to arrange for transportation
for the Iowa delegation to the national con
vention .nt Denver , Jimp 20. The Imva
State band will accompany the delogjtlon.
The train will leave Des Molnes the after
noon of the23d and will consist of three
sleepers , three chair cars , u diner and u
Imggago coach. The Illinois delegation will
follow the Iowa with their special as sec
tion 2. The committee reports lhat
the Illinois , Michigan , Wisconsin , Indiana
and Ohio delegations are coming In full
force and will all help the lowu hoys to
get the next meeting for Des Mollies. It
will cost $10.000 to entertain the convention
properly , and the amount will bo pledged at
once , so that the lowu delegation can make
definite promises.
In the district court this morning , Judge
Halllett pronounced sentence upon five per
sons convicted of felonies the past week.
The prisoners were William Allport , John
C'onncrs , Krwl Williams , John Htono and
John Tlllotson. The first four named art- the
men who were caught robbing the residence
of Jacob Hermann , near Shcldahl , two
weeh-H ago. Allport , a man -10 yeais of age ,
was given five years at hard labor. Con
nors , Williams and Stonn , thu former of
whom Is 17 , and the others only If , years of
age. were given onu year each because of
their youth.
The elevator and ollloo belonging to P. 1C.
Paris huftyed , todayi at Knoxvllhi. Sevi-n
thousand bushels of grain was loijt. I.OSN ,
$5,000 ; Insurance , $2,1,00. There -was a high
wind and It was a clone call for the depot
nnd residences near by.
Supreme court opinions : W. H. f'oolc
ugalnst Frank Gaylord , road supeivlxor , ap
pellant , Fremont district , reversed ; Mule
ugaliiht Wllllum , KlrUliam , appellant , \lu-
haska district , alllrmed ; KlUubetha Collins ,
uppellatit , against John C. 1'hllllps rt al ,
Appanooso district , alllrmed ; Walter Mc-
L'nul , by his next friend , appellant , against
I'crry Hruncr and William llrnner , Deca-
lur dint i let , ulllrmcd ; J. W. Hose , appellant ,
iigulnst Margaret Weeks and l.af.i > etto
\\Vcks , Hamilton district , alllrmrd ; Sawyer
ind Woodard , appellants , against H II.
Ilrown , Mitchell district , ultlrmed ; Mary
KoberlH against Thomas Hobertx , appellant ,
L'lay district , afllrmcd ; M. A. Itoljerti , trim-
lee , appulhint , against N. A. Chambers , i-x-
? eutrlx , ot al , Wapello district , nivi-rhod ;
Helen Simpson against Thoniux Slmpxon ,
ippellant , Madlsnn district , afllrmrd ; district
( iwnshlp of Mllford against H. C. Morris ,
[ I. II. lee and John J. Walsh , appellants ,
. 'rawforrt district , reversed ; Mury Wooil
iguln t II. I. . Htedwell et al , uppellantx ,
'ass district , revurimil.
Wrt-cknil liy Hpn-ulutloii ,
SIOl'X C'lTV. la. . May 19.-Hpi-clul Tele-
jram to The llee.Tho ) Hloux ( ! lty Sugar
ind KcklliiK works became Involved tod.iy
in account of financial dlfllcultlKS , hut will
) t opened under a now management.
Ipt-cuUtlon of the comLuny ontnlde of It *
canted the trouble. Creditors ulll
Allrrnntirnn ii | itinn or dlnrtlioon
il.li I'lmil"1 l."nK""r' Ol-IHi-Mlotl Of
, . ; .
mill in HaMlllv of IOUIIK-I- .
A lilllor liiiito in tininoulli
lln liiMKu - l contPtl nnd litoiiih f.ml .
I miiirni K-iiiitKiiniion or n ihln. wniiry Mllnn
Ml Mil , iirou-ilnl liy pplKimtrliInline. .
Piilii nt Ih * limtl , lUH-oiiipmilc.l . liy | vililali | | ( > n
iiiiil lniilui > of liti-nfi. inaklim- tin > imili-nt
ililnk hi- has hi-ait OI-K-MRI- .
WhPii In'nnx cnno thM iroublIIIIH liu
IIHIK niiic , i > \lili > iu-n of malnutrltlim nhow
* * * l\i' .
An-niln. < iM nm > . i-iiriintnlloni of
llto iintlf an , ) ilrrny of tlm ticlli follow
A win Ihoro l u nhnii , di > ctniRli. mid n >
i-iKlntinl pnrnxyrniM of an imlhiiniiiiclinrnvlrr
Iho nklii iH-tiiineM Hallow. On and uiiittii , and
\iiilinis iiiipiloii * npln-nr.
rotuhlnil tulit-x , IIIIIK , ntin
iH-jK , | | \i-r. lilndOcr , oto , etc
They nl o fci-l jllilllli-d 111 i lii'nilliK thill their
jiilcm of tmilincnt. which onnnlKtn of luonl
inedloallim , iKinlilned wllh ndnilnlntrntloii ot
inHlrlno Intrrnnll ) , H I IIP nu'j ' nuloii.il methihl
of rule. In IliM the ) nre oi'itulnlj ruKtu'iie. )
liy Iho lilindredK of tontlinnillalH fiom ii > | iulnli |
cHlzoiH. whlih ha\t > been pu1ll. lud wci-K aft r
w-.i-k fm ji-.irs ,
.viv ir KNAIIMN ,
Operator Main Olllcp.V. . t' T To.
"Hoforc 1 went to Dr Shepard for n Hlioit
CCMIIK. of Hcatnietit. whlih ii-Kulled 10 liapill | ) ,
1 had Iho upunl syniptnm of 'eoimnnn i-atarrh '
That Is. I suffered haliltually from pain III \ \ \ < -
bark of tlio brad and o\cr the OVOP. M > iio < *
WIIM Ktoptied up as you would slilft up the win-
down and drnln pipes of n houno. Theio wnn
the ilHcoinfort uf fei-lhiK my bead to bo In
phiKh't-'d up , ulr-tlKhl eoiidltlon. About tuloo 11
week my note bled fiorlv , and at nlKht 1 had to
Ki.'t out of bed and pnulT up nalt-watei to Krl
air tbrouKh my nose.
"The stomach noon felt the dlwnpo , for IIHU-UK
fiom the throat mid head was HwalUmed. I li' l
lill li for food and Kot dojeeted and wraU. I
wan bound to net help befoumy ene liri'innr
lloprlpfii , and went to Dr. Kbopnrd , who bun * i
nrole mo well. My health Is excellent In ou-iv
Wit ) . It pet-ins lo me that people who mo ulllntc
itH L wax nro foolish If Ihey Oo not KO to Dr.
Hhei > .inl nnd get cured. "
11OM E THE ATM ENT.
llrery mall lirlngs nddltlnnal proof of the uc-
revs ot Ihe home or mall Iruitmeut.
II you riiiiiiot I'DIIIO to tlio olllcu wrllc fern
n yiuptoin blank.
DRS , COPELAND & SHEPARD ,
ROOMS 811 AND 312 NDW YORK L1FB
BUILDING , OMAHA. NUa
OIlloc Hours 9 to 11 a. in. ; 2 to G p. in.
Evenings Wednesdays nnd Saturday *
only , 0:30 : to 8:30. : Sunday 10 to 12 in.
v l
Stonm and Hot Wntsr Hoatlnx for
Rosldonoos and Buildings.
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main , 203 Pctu-l Streets , Council
BlulTH , Iowa.
DYEING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND DRY CLEANING.
Send for Cliculur uml I'rico 1,1st
Council Bluffs , - - Avonua A nnd 20tli St
Omaha , 1521 Furnam Street.
Special
COUNCIL QL'JFrJ :
3AHUAQU iu&ioviu , , ,
clilmneya cleaned. UU Uuike , ut Taj lor'
Grocery , HO lliundway.
AUHTIIACTS AND LOANa l-'AIt.M ANIJ
clly property boiiKlit uni ] mid. 1'unry A
Thomas , Council llluffi.
[ AHTIJIIAUU. KIltHT-CllAHH. TOIl IT ) IIIJAIJ
ot Block , ubout 3 nilk-H north of town Cattle.
U.7G to S4 (10 ( , lioracH. 14.00 lo 17.00 fill xi-anuii ,
May 1 to October IE , ; ( food man In i hurtfu of
block ; plenty KIUKH , mill and water. I , . 1' .
JiidHon , ! > :9 Cih uvcmie , or 32S lliu.uiwuy ,
Council llluffs.
VANT12D. SIX 0001) SOLICITOUS TO TAKIJ
ordcru for frultu and vrcetulileu In Cuuncll
UlilffB , Oiiuiba , Koulli Oniabu and Uloux Oil ) ,
Call or uililu-ua 1US llioudwuy.
OKU nothing. The principal credltorx arn
ho Mechanics' Having hank of Niiulnm , N ,
I. , 1G,000 ; I ) . T. Hllniun , Sioux City. JliO.OOO.
.lalillltlcH amount to { 8,000 , a BSD IB In fuu-
ory , land and utock , | 100,000 or more.
TUO III.OCKS rito.n IIIH IIO.MI : .
Niiiiliii'tur Mint by Unknown Aim \Vlirn
NturtliiK for III * Train.
1)KS MOINKS , la , , May 19. ( Speolal Tele ,
rain to The Dec. ) Conductor Hedputh of
ho Chicago tircatVcBterii road wan sliol
niilKht by two unknown > OIIIIK men whllo on
IH way to take a train to St. Joseph , Thu
hootltiK occurred about 10 o'clock and
'Ithlu two blocks of hlB home. Hu WUM de d
'hen assistance reached him and liln an
nllantH escaped , llobbory IH thu Hiippo'ul
mtlve. Ho leaven a wlfo and thrt-u dill-
ren.
School TviiclivrViinU DUIIIUKI-II.
DKI.AWAUH , O. , May 19. I-'runklu lliown ,
KL'hool teacher , has mied T. 8 , Maloney. H
chool director , for { 10,000 for roportlnic
li IH KUllty of theft , form-ry nml uttemptpil
nirder. Sudden deathH have occurred lu
10 nelKhborhood , and Mulonoy tlalmn tti *
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