Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 25, 1884, Page 7

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NOTICE.—Special a vertisements, suo s Lost, Fouzd, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. ing, ete., will Le insorted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for ench subsequent n- sertion. Leavo advertisements a our office, No. Poarl Streot - near Broadwav WAHTS ANTEDSitin t mall family. Referenc or call at No, 512 Ainth avent ““w RENT—A suite of rooms in contral I Enquire of Dr Hanchett, No. 12 Pearl St (1OAT.—Anzus, Ca )" Town conl opt st Georgo. Foatons, 62 way. Telephone No. 110, business thouroughly 1 centr.ly Council Blufls, MUK SALF O and mach 160 hogs pe The Urvin Packiug h cry, | cated in this city. Cap Vel & Day Ty budy In Couicil BIs 10 taie bolfvorod by carrierat only twonty HENT— 5—For ealo at B offics, at 26 cents ( hundred R.a.llwa.y Tlme Ta.ble COUNCIL BLUFFS, ‘The following are the times of the arrival and de- rnllunv of trains by central standard time, at ocal depots. Trai leavo trausfor depot ten min u.8 oarllor and arrivo ten minutes later, OHI0AGO, BURLING O AND QUINOY. Chicago Expross Fast Mail, (*Mail and Express, ‘Accommodation, *At local depot only. KANSAS CITY, T. JOB AKD COUNGIL BLUPS, 1Mail and Expross, 17:05 p m Pacific Express, 6:50 p m GII0AGO, MILWAUKKH AND BT, PAUL, Expross, FExpress, i CHICAGO, ROCK 1LAND AND PAOIFIO, "Atlantio Express, Day Expross, *Des Moines Aocomuiodat *At local depot only. 1:208 } 16 p 1 5110 p m Accommodat.on 9:00 am 180 pm 8t. Louls Express 8:45 p m 450 pm Chicago Exprens 6am *At Transfer only TWI0AGO And NORTHWRSTER, Expross, Paciflc Express E1OUX GITY AND PAOIVIO 060 pm 9:06 8 m 740 p 8t Paul Expross, B:60 & 8:00 p rn Exprese, 8285 & 1 11:00 8 m Expross, 440 p e 7:400 m Exprese, [ 120am In Expros, DUMMY TRADIS T0 04 30-10:30-1 %6 p. 40-11:08 p. m. N. SCHURZ. Lauve 4:80- 10 mir Justice of tho Poace. OFFICE OVER AVFRICAN EX COUNCIL BLUFFS. J.R, TATR, T A TES& WEITE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practice n State and Federal Courts. Colloctions promptly attended o, WARB WHITENE Room 16, Shugart’s Building, U)l A\( [l LLI‘I‘ TS v J.J. STEW’.ART ATTORNEY AT LAW. Practicos | oral and State Courts. 601 Broad way, over ank COUNCIL BLUFFS & - [IOWA. Mrs, 1. J, Hilton, B 1., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 292 Middle Braadway. Connol) Rinda, R «X.EJL_: s Sl R Admission 23 AFTERNOON EVENING Adwission Free to Ladies each moring and Tues Iny and Thureday afternoous, Uso of Skates 15 cents, A. F. SCHANCK, M % R. Rxce M D ] CANCERS, 2hiior hiveme's sen. ™™™ CERONIC DISEASES ot nde »epoctay. Oter Lirt yours practlsl experieace O Poarl troct, Councll Blugla fl'l"»onaul?.h“an freo Gl & Pf[lVlSll]llS BOOGE'S SIOUX OITY HAMS, J. ¥. FULLER, Commission Merchant earl Stroct Council Bufls, low W.R.VAUCHARN. Jusgtice of the Pe:xdcu. Omabs and Councll Blafts, Resl estato oollectlon agency, Odd Fellows Block »wer Savings Bank DR. &. &, EAZEDT COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NE CLOSED THE SESSION. the Grand 0ad Fellows Finish their Looge of Business and \djourn, The closing session of the grand lodge of 1. 0. 0. F. of Towa was devoted largely to the passing of resolations of thanks, and other finishing touches. On motion & special committes, con listing 0 Reprosontatives John Merrill, Geo. Whipple and W, F, McCleary, was appointed to revise the titution so to embrace all amendments now in foree and such others as may have been pro- posed, make such and other alterations as thoy may deem wise and expediont and repors the samo at the next session of the grand lodge. Report of the commstteo on legislation to whom was referred the resolutions from Indianola lodge, No. 70, rolative to publio lectures, reported that the matter be loft to the grand master, and that in the opinion of this committeo no further legialation is required on this subject. Oarrled. On motion of Representativoe Jackson the grand socretary was iu- structed to purcnase a suitablo regalia fer the grand chaplain, Tho specinl order having arri ing the nomination for grand off following nominations were mado For grand mastor Ropresontative T, L. Jackson nominated Brother W. T. Holmes. For deputy grand master Grand Representative Block nominated J. C. Baker. Forgrand warden Repre- sentative Weeks nominated E. W. Hart- man, Representative Lowis nominated J. C. Longuevillo, G. Temple nominatod E, B. Gardine, Representa- tive McCabe T. L. Jackson, Representa- tive Musson nominated J. T. Waters. For grand secietary Representative Bu. sen nominated Wm, Garrett. For grand treasurer Representativo G. H. Jackson nominated A.J. Morrison. For geand representative, Representative Longuevil'e nominated W. E. Harriman, Representa- tive Prince nominated Wm. McCoy, Kep- resentative Johnson nomlnated George Whipple. Representative Scherader offored the following, which was adopted: Resolved, That the grand secrotary have printed 3,500 copics of the pro- ceedings of this session, three hundred of which shall be in the German language. Representative Michael offered the fol- lowing, which was adopted: Resolved, That the grand master ap- point a committeo on credentials naming the chairman thereof, and that the repre- sentatives elected next Juno be required to maii their certificates to the said chairman so that the committoo may be enabled to report to the grand lodge without delay. Representativo Whipple following: Resolved, That the thanks ef the grand lodge are eminently due and aro hereby tendered to the retiring grand officors for the prompt and faithful dis- charge of their official duties. P. G. R. Hertwell offered the follow- ing which was adopted: Resclved, That the thanks of this grand lodge are hereby tendered to tho several railroads on which ropresenta- tives and others attonding this grand lodge received a reduction of rates; also to the hotels of Council Bluffs for reduc- tion of rates during this session. STANDING COMMITTEES. The grand master appointed the follow- ing standing committecs: ‘On credentials—J. D. McCleary, R. Schultz, W. F. Treadwell, L. Matthews, T. L. Johnson. On state of the Order—II. Block, H. Stuck, Geo. E. Throop, D. S. Taylor, W. H. Barrett. On legislation—Goo. Whipple, Wm, F. Treadwell, John Schicketanz, A. M, Head, B. L. Tilton. On’ appenls and grievances Harriman, Wm. McCoy, B. S W. W. Moore, J. F. Nicaulin, On charters and by- laws—J, W, How- ard, Herman Maner, A. W.C. Weeke, \\'m. Robinsony H, Dunken. Oa Finance—Wia, Mussen, John Van Valkenberg, James Schroeder, E. 8. Cresswell, Chas. Prince On Correspondence— R, L, Tilton, G. W. Merrill, Chas, Weare. On Miteage and Per Diem—0, L. Rose- man, Theopolie Shutz, N. S, Johnson, . N. Whitney, W. H. Babbitt, 1 to 200, in clusive. On Returng—J., T, Waters, J, zel, C. P, Ludden, J. od, be- era, the offered the W. E. Morriam, C' He . Mclntyre, . L. Easly. On’ Districting State—J. C. Toque- ville, G. Cantield, W. C Lewis, G, H. Jackson and J. 8. Stew rotion Returne—T, J. Morgan, *. Kuntz, Fred Gurlens, C. M, Dyer. On Kéturn, $2 from $200 upwards— J. W. Campbell, A. J. Cr H, Garretson, B, R. Perdiew, man, EDUCATIONAL REFORM, The Delsarte Systemin Amel The founding of a dramatic school in America is naturally the occasion for much interest among the theatre going public as well as among all lovers of good reading and public speaking, There is special interest, too, in tho fact that our dramatic school is taught according to the Delsarte systom. This system is woll known in European countries and is daily attracting mere attention this side the water. Francois Delsarte was born in France, in 1811, He was left destitute at a ten- der age, but while still a more child showed signs of the power which after- ward openod to him the doors of the no- bility and made Louls Philippe acknow- ledge him as his peer. Yours epent in research and hard study enabled Delsarte to elaborate & system for the study of expresson which regener- ated the French stage and bids fair to so the American theatre to a higher Not satisfied with the ability to s beautiful and expressive gestures himself Del |hmlr>n[uhllulwl}(-mnunvh,nh ing and studying to why a given motion always means {he same thing. The langue, of stures he kunew to bo same in the bar berian the man of of culiure, except that™the barbarian uzed, as arule, better gestures than his civilized brother, Since the language of gesture is universal, Dolsarte wisely con- DENTIST. 100 MAIN STREET, COUNOIL BLUFF3 = - . 10WA cluded that there must bo laws governiug the mo ious of the body us well as L goveraing the motions of machinery, and t himsclf to work to discover those Ho practiced upon his own bedy Wa | law SATURDAY, and «p.m five years in studying tho physiology and anatomy of the museles, and the result was the most marvelous power of pantomimic expression, He | could bring tears to the eyes of his au dience by the simple ratsing of his hand Not sntistied with the mastery of the art for himself ho continued his work until he found the laws for which he had been socking, Lawa governing the motions of the body aro a8 inovitablo and unde niable as tho laws of phytics ot chemistry and by means of thess laws he could transmit his knowledge and his power of expression to others. He not only knew that a certain movement of the face ex pressed surprise, snother rago, another delight; that one gesture of the arm was threatening, another inviting, another pleading, but he knew why tho diffrent motions produced the difter and it was through this knowledge llnn he waa able to teach to others the art of oxpression, He discarded all the existing methods of teaching gesture as inade. quate to form an actor or speaker and trom the laws which he had discovered of the natural motions of all parts of tho body he prepared s got of gymnastics the practico of which gave frecdom and grace to the motions of the body. These gym tics sorved not merely the end of ex- ercise, but led directly to the gestures used by man in every life. Slow, rythmical motions were practiced until the feeling of joints left tho student's body, his angularity gave way to grace, and what was at first an exercise became through practice a habit of moving beau tifully, Besides walking with ease and grace the student found himself able to command an audienco by his more poiso, to st down and rieo gracefully, to knoel, to fall, to perform, in short, all of ths actions and courtesies of cverday life in a gracoful manner, Delsarto taught as one of hin laws the “Doctrine of Special Organs,” that is, that each part of the body has its own m aning when used in gesture, that walk- ing with the head advanced created one impression, walking with the chest ad- OCTOBER 25 183, 'nhn ll.‘lnu4‘|‘ ITISASPECIFIC ITISRELIABLE, ror in curing Kidney & Liver Dright's Din} Troubles, oae, Patna i the Dok, Lotns Badder, Urinary bkt b aud Liver Disoascs, o onS Diavetes, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. It curce Biliousnoss, Headaoche, Taundics, Sour \ Btomach, Dyspopeia, Constipation and Pilas, / IT WORKS PROMPTLY and cures Intomperance, N D Totontion of, Urino. USE IT AT ONCE. It rostores the KIDNEYS, ELS, to a healthy action a other medioinea fail, Hundrods have been saved Wwho have boen given up to dio by frionds and physicians, rlee #1.25, Bond for Tllustrated Pamphlotto, HUNT'S REMEDY CO., Providence, R, I RUGGINTS, CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000 vanced another, with the abdomen fore- mont still another; that each part of the body has its language and the motions made by untutored man show to Lls fel- lowmen his character better than his words ever do. A man tells hls whole traiming, whether roared in refinement or the contrary, by the bow he makes or the way he offers a chair to a guest. Delsar- to believed that by constantly practicing noblo gestures ono could create the emo tion expressed by tho motion and that one who habituaily held himself in an attitude of self respect and self-control would ultimately acquire those ualities if lacking, or strengthen them if weak. “Know thyself!” is a command which Delsarte strove to obey. Self-knowledge other meens knowledge of men as well The student of oxpres- sion reads & man by his step, the look or his eye, tho tone of his voice, tho movement of his hands, with a sclentific foundation for his knowledge as the electrician has tor his telephone or the bridgo maker for his plans, What Delearte did for gesture ho did equally well for the voice, as will ba shown later. Francois Delsarte lett his un- finished work to his son Gustave Del- sarto who also died a fow yoars ago. In this country there are but two teachera who have studied with either father or son; Henrietta Crane who has taught the Delsarte system in tho enstern cites sinco the death of the younger Delsarte and J. Steels Mack- aye now at tho head of tho ‘Lyceum,” the Dramatle school recently started in New York city. e — A Valuable Onill Tonic—Read this Testimony, UnsitoNtown, ARK., September 2, 1882, Mess. B, A. Robinson & Co. Louisville, Ky. Gents— Yours in relation to ZZughes' Tonic 1 will attend to with pleasure. I have sold nearly all I bought of you, and warranted every bottle, and not one has ever come back for his money. 1am sat- isfied it is the best Ague Cure that ever was presented to the public. I have been in the drug business in this place over twenty-five (2) years and never have sold anything that gave euch sat- isfaction, Yours, respectfully, (Signed) Jos. ATk Prepared by R. A. Robinson & Co., Wholesalo Druggists, Louisville, Ky., and at retul by Schroter & Bocht, Druggists, Omaha, Retails at $1.00 per bottle, six bottles for §5.00. e {EPUBLICAN APPOIN MEN Appointments for Gen, Charles F, Manderson, ator Manderson and other speakers will sple at tho following places on ed: / October 2ith. York, October Contrnl Gy, Ottilor 28¢h, ad Island, October 20th, K-arncy, October Holdrevs, Nove: Appointments foe Georgo W, Dorsey and J, G, Uate, FOR GFO W, B, DORSEY AND GEN, A, . CONNOR, Keurney —Friday ovening huyler—Saturday eyen W, Albion—Monday evening, October Bluir—Tuesday ovening, October 28, Dakota City—Wednesday evening, ber 2 Octo Thursday ovening, October West Point— riduy even Mz, Dorsey will bo wccompy dates for stato off.ces, . « J. W, Lov, Ch'n State Gon. G Ch'n Cong, Com. Campaign Bpeeches in the Third Con- Kresstonal Distriot. Hon, L, W, Osborne will speak as follows Sidney. Friday ovening, Oct. 24, Ogalalla, Saturday evening, Oct 25, W. F. Noreis, at Decatur, Friday evening, Oct g . B, Barnes will spoak an follows: Ueh-n- riday evening Oct, 24 hrara, Auu...my eveniog, Oct, & Hartington, Tuerday evening, Oct. 28. Colarid ning, Oct. Wakeficld, Thuraday evenfng, Oct. 80, Jackson, Friday evening, Oct' 81, H, O Brome, T M. Love and N, son s follows Ainsworth, Friday eve Valentine, Saturday ov D, Jack- Chairman Stato © Jontral Coutmiteo, J. W. Love, Chuilm,ul Distric: Committee, Hon, Wi, Neville, anti-monopely candi date for congress in the Third district, will dress tho people as follows o A lame back 18 a torment, It is usu ibed either to a strain or to rheu- matism, Nine times out of ten it i kidney disenso, Be wise in tine, tak: Huxt's [Kidney and Liver] Remeny for | your lamie byck and avoid the dangers of Which it ia the warning wa. 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SOUTH OMAHA, THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE Fine Healthy Homes, FOR ALL ARE FOUND! Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water! BEAUTIFUL SCENERY And all of the good ana.pleasant things that go to make up a coms plete and happy existence., The town of South Omaha i m.ua!ed south of the city lof Omaka on the line of the U. P. Railway, and it is less than 2% miles from the Omuhas post office to the north line ¢ f tho town site. South Omaha is nearly 14 miles north and south by 2§ east and west, and covers an area of nearly four square miles, "he stock yards are at the extreme southern limit Nearly 150 lots have been sold aad the demand is on the increase The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The $60,000 beef packing house is progressing finely. The $30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abnndant PURE SPRING WATER. The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have a large force o! manst work and will, in connection with the llly supply of uear the ‘rark b the northend of the town, furnishel for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. he cheaper than they are to-day. I~ Apply at the Company’s office, at the Union Stocks Yards. M. A. UPTON, Assistant Secretary, P. Ralway, have a union de; Suitable grounds wil Iu They wlll never ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED [RON CORNICES, Dormer Wiadows, Fiatals, Wiudow Ouy Motalllc Bicylighte, &o. Tro A0 M En 190 Rireas Orange Blossom Flour WHOLL RUEMPING ~MANUFACTURERS OF — n Orest & BOLTE, Mo, Ircn and Slate]Roo ALE BY L A STEWART & CO, 1013 Jones Street, 1 ) 45K FOR HED UROSS, f t OMAHA NEB, ——— o in