Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 15, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Teiiveredty Carrier to any partof the City 1L W. TILTON, - MANAGER ness Offico No & ht Edi ArLErnoNEs | ¥ MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Stove and cord wood dry. For saio at cher's, 16 Main street ‘meeting of Fidelity Council No , this cvening at 8 o'clock. There will be a mecting of the veteran fire men of the city at Rescus engine house tnis evening at s o clock W. I, Eurhart of Chicago, connected with 1 corps of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Pau), is in the city on legal business. The dinner and sunner given vy the | Christian church wiil be at the emple instead of at 414 Broadway Mr. C. S, Lawson has kindly furnished Jud for the ng room of the Young Men’s Christian association for another yeur. Mr. Luccock, who was a photographor for years, dicd recently at San Dieco, C; of Bright's discase, His wife expeets to re turn 10 this city to reside. The funeral scrvices of Mrs. Nellio Huber: Megginson will be held from her late resi dence, 204 Fourth street, Saturday, at 2 p. . Interment at Fairview. John Mcore, the young burglar captured in the act of pilfering at the residence of W. T, Cole, waived examination yesterany and his caso was taken direct to tho grand jary, The social arranged by the Calanthe as sembly for Weduesday evening was post- poned, on account of the weather, until this evening. Thoso having tickets dated the 13th will find them good for tonight. The Freo Methodist district conference commences tonight and lasts over Sundav at tho Africon Mission church on William street. Rev, T. H. Allen of Dow City, will conduct the meetings. Rev. O. H. Anton, residont pastor. All membors of Council Bluffs lodge, 49, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a requestea to meet at their hall this evenit Aty p. m. to arrange to attend the funeral of our late brother, F. Johuson, on I'riday at 10 . m. AlLOdd Fellows are cordiaily in- vited to attend the funeral, The regular semi-monthly meeting of Golden Rod camp No. 7, Royal Neighbors of America, will be held this evening in Knights of Pythas ball, over 103 Main street, at 7:30 o'clock. — The ritvalistic work will be exem- plified in ample form, after which a program of entertuinment will be given. The Al G. Field minstrel company drow and aclighted one of tho largest audiences that has been in Dohany’s this season. Kvery feature was new, and this, coupled with the fuct that Mr. Jobn Merkel, a popular Bluffs boy, was or.o of the leading artists, accounts for the crowd and the delight. 'The perform- ance all the wa 7 through vas one of the best that has been given ou the minstrel stage 1a this city tois season, It 15 reported that the members of the First Baptist church, or those who huve re- mained members since the recent split, have about decidod to extend a call to Rev. T. I Thickstun, the old pastor who was re sible for the organization of the socict the building of the present church edifico on the corner of First avenue and Sixth strect, It is helieved that he can beinduced to aceept the worlk und rebabilitate the church. Mayor Lawrence has determined that the saloons shall not be permitted to remain open on Sunday if there is power enough invested fn the executive department of the city government to provent it. The police huve received instructions to arrest every person found in un oven saloon on Sunday and every person connected with or responsible for its management. This order will be probably carried out and will result in hermetically sealing every place in the city where it has been possible heretofore to get a drink be- tween church services. A minstrel pand playing on tho streets yesterday afternoon was the cause of a ser ous runaway and smashup on the corner of Tourth strect and Broeaway. The occu- pants of the carriage wers two ladies and Two children, the youngest a 3-months-ola babe. The vehicle was upset and all were thrown ou tho pavement, the children under- neath. The baby was thought to bo seri- ously injured. The ladies abandoned tho wrecked vehicle and took the motor for the western part of the city, without giving any of the crowd an opportunity to learn their names, Dan Farrol! is distributiog a very nicely gotten up namphlet devoted to the interests of Lake City, Colo., and its tributary mining country. Mr. Farrell has some valuablo mining property in the vicivity of Laxe City and can be pavdoned for taking & more than crdinary iuterost in the subject matter of tho vawphlet. He represents tho little town tkat hies 5,000 feet abovo the sea, surrounded by mountains thut penetrate the clouds, us glving greater prowiso for the immediate futuro than any of the other phenomenal Colorado towns, und confidently predicts that it will buvo a population of over 5,000 beforo the present scason ends. He will leave for the west in a few duys, but expects to return duriug the summer and arrange for an exeur- sion of Coancil Bluffs people. Lo visit the vlace during July or August, STOEN Boston Store, cil Blams, la,, HANDKERCHIE Our stock at this time is now complete with everything suitzble for Baster, In our handkerchief department we show many novelties from the ¢ hand- kerehief to the finest silk or hand em- broidered. Our line at be, 7e, or four for 27¢, and 10¢, three for 25¢, 124e, 15¢ and 19¢ surpasses anything ever shown in the handkerchief line GLOVE: In kid gloves we lead. Our line of genuino Fosters is now complete at 00 and $2.25, anted and by expert glove $1.00, §125, §1.50, $1 Every pair 5, from $1.25 up war fitted to the hand fitters, SPECIAL FOR TIIS V 50 dozen ladies’ kid gloves, assorted colors, for this weelk ats0c per pa Marked down from $1,00, $1,25 and $1, all in at 5Cc u pai HOSIERY, Wo show almost evorything in the hosiery line from the cheapest cotton to the finest silk, Ask to sce our fast black at 10¢ and 124c o pair, also our full regu- lar made ladies’ fast black oynx Herms- dorf hose at 23¢ a_pair, worth and o pair. In children’s hose our lines complete; anything and everything in children’s hose from the 7e hose to the finest silk. Boston store, Fother- < ingham, Whitelaw & Co, Council Blufls, Ia. ———— © from Court, Tn the aistrict court fhe testimony was closed in the caso of the old Boston tea store, but the case has not been submitted, It 15 expected that the controversy betveen tho Pythian Sisters and the Pythian Sister- hood, two similar but rival societies, wil! be 1eached for a hearing, and if 50 there will be 8 good sized and eager audience, Horses For Sale—Finely br carringe teams, brood mares d drivers, nd filiies; £0, more or less; would exchange for £ood land or city property. Dr, (. H. Pinney, Council Bluffs, Studio, Haying removed her studio from room 800 to 821, Merriam block, Miss Corena Laughlin' is now propared to receive callers and give instructions in oil, pastel, crayon or water colors, Come and arrango to join the class during the summer vacation. Work done to order. See spocimens of portrait worls at the Couneil Blufls Carpet company’s store. | Reiter, the tailor, 810 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods, Batisfaction guaranteed, [ NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Extensivs Improvements to Be Made This Summer at Lake Manawa, ARRANGING FOR THE SUMMER'S RUSH tis Props odat itors The to Be Done for the Ac. and Entertalnment of Vise his Sa r—Items 88 the River, Ace Colonel Reed and othors interested in Lake Mauawa and various phases of the popular summer resort have aecided that the imme: diate necessities of tho place call for the ex penditure of large sums of money and give it out cold that at least §100,000 will be ex pended there during the year, including the extension and improvement of the motor line. Just what the nature of the improv ments will be has not been announced, the work will be of suct acha make the place moro than cver a permanent pleasure resort. Colonel Reed, . Mac: Counell and others heavily interested have been traveling around & good deal of late and have secn cnough of other pleasure resorts and watering places to convinco them that Manawa has some advautages that aro peculiar to it and avundantly sufiicient to justify tne expeuditure of the large sum mentfoned. They are thoroughly convinced that it will become one of the greatest resrts in the west, Among tho improvements upon whick work has ulready been commencod is the rebuilding of the motor line. New standard ok ties and steel rails are being put in placo of the old material. All the old cars have been repaired and rebuilt and the facilities increased by the addition of six now and first class coaches. The lne will be extended across the castern end of the lage and will terminato at Manhattan beach, Tho track will be laid upon an_embankment thut will afford a permanent bank for chat end of the lake and mako a decided improvement, and trains will run through solid' to tho beach. This will remove a serious objection that many people urged, the trip across the lake in the boats, Thero will be no curtailment, however, of tho boating facilities, On the contrary some new fast naptha steamers will bo put in service. Nearly all of the improvemants contem- plated will be completod by the time the sea- son opens in May, and the fist visit of the public to thoe popular resort will afford some genuine surprises. Home made c at Easter festival, Congregational church parlors, Satur- duy evening. ot iy Don't Be a Drunkard, There are thousands of men in the world who are addicted to the use of aleoholic stimulants, morphia, chloral, opium or tobacco, Many of the bright- est lives of the age ave being wrecked by these pernicious drugs, and human will, no matter how strong, is impo- tent to break the bondsin which the victims are held. Get help in your ex tremity. The Blanchard Gold Cure in- stitute has been established in Council Bluffs for the purpose of aiding all, men or women, who desire to break from the destroying vice. A cure abso lute is guaranteed, and only the small- est fee is charged. Come ' and see for yourselves, or write to the managers of the new institute, room 5, corner Broad- way and Sixth street, opposite the post- office. ——— Exonerated the Ralirond Company. Tho news was received by wire in this city last evening that the jury in the case of Mrs. Worth against the Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul Railroad company, which was tried be- fore Judge Shiras in the federal court at Cedar rapids, had returned a veraict in favor of the company. The case was the first of a large number of similar suits that grow out of the accident at Coon Rapids on the 16th of last June, when a passenger train was wrecked by u gang of rovengeful ltalians and a large number of the passengers in- jured. The suit was for personal damage, the plaintift alleging.carelessuess and neglect on the part of the company, and s thers are perhaps $250.000 worth of the samo suits in which Couucil Bluffs and Omaha people ars interestea the news will be considered of consideravle importance. The suit was regarded by the attorneys for both sides as a test case, and tho very best efforts of both sides wero ca'led out.” ‘Thie company showed by unquestioned ovidenco hat the wreck was caused by ar obstruction placed between the guard rails on the bridge approach, and that it was placed thero for tho purpose of wrecking the train; that the company’s men omployed for the purpese biad passsed over the line forty minutes before the train ap- proacued and found tho track clear, and that the accident was due in no seuse to uny fault or negiect of the company or 1ts employes. This view was sustained all arcund and verdict for the company was prowptly tarned. Altogether there are are about & these cases pending, which witl probubly nover come 10 trial, as the pluintiffs will know that thero is no possibility of a verdict iu their favor 50,000 of Supper 25 cents at Congregational chureh Saturday evening. Just received at Dav Neath & Milligan Mg, Absolutely pu and tho bes! market, rload of naints. in the el The King of Gasoline Stoves, The old single generator Danglor was the best gasoline stove ever made, bu! Shugart & Son have a new Dangler that is unquestionably the king of vapor stoves. It is called the Dangler § prise, and is simply the old re stove with a perfect ‘process gene added. It burns a blue flame when lighted and has no odor in stopping or starting. Shugarts are the only people who handle them, He Studies the Heavens, Council Bluffs has some local scientists whose tremendous conception and profound erudition deserve a bigger vebiclo to carry them before an astonished public than is afforded by the local press. One of the pro- foundest of tho number, who is & peer of the immortal Brother Jasper, and who fre quently proclaims more startling truths than Jasper's imperishuble *the sun do move,” is counested with an_ovening paper. Among the “market items” of the paper last night was the following astounding original essay on sun spots : The present sun spot. period s the largest sl when the principal spot wus 10 mil 085, Another sun spot era occurred L and wnother in N2 but sometimes y ire only soven or lght yeurs wpart. Sun spots ure causod by the wholesule rush of cold matter into the sun, cooling 1t off and wouther on'the earih. But the Ay fluctuate suddenly and vio- as soon s the cold matier—the that his rushed into the sun has bocome conyerted into steam and alorie electricity thero Is a tremendous out- irst of heat froin old Sol, which Is liable to re thin p for the recent coldness. need © surprising 10 the Globe rende therefore, | they shall soon be nearly extorm: oxcessive heat, but the weather may chinge suddenly and again become cooler, {07 oW sun spots sumotiiies dppear in the holes lefe by the oid une — aster novelties for sale at the parlors of the Congregutional church Saturday evening. e, We have our own vinayards in Califor nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs Thomas | engineer and surveyor, over DeVol’s, 504 Broadway. e L LB Jurvis 1877 brandy, puvest, safest, best, e Dividing sehool Money, The semi-annual spportionment of the chool fund amoug tbe districts of this county has just been completed. The appor tloniwent consists of $16,007.42, made up of $3,302.10 scbiool fund interest, §12,855.82 of the 1-mill school tax levy and There are twenty-five district townshi containing 6,751 persous of school age, and twonty-three independent _districts, con 1n& 12,442 persons of school age, thus making the total school population of the county 10,198, Of this number are males and 0,954 females. The apportionment is an average of over 83 cents for each person of school age. s The latest and last consignment in of Easter novelties were received by Mrs Pleiffer yestorday, and they will be on exhibition and sale at both her stores rom now until after or. See thom nd all the other benutiful millinery that will be sold at very low prices_dur- ing the next two days. o4 — Be sure to get your Louis. Such beauties Masonic block. — blue ice wagon for river Mulhollund & Co. Tel. 1 ter hat at the and so cheap. Patronize channel ice. Indictments Found, The grand jury 1s still at work, but stopped loug enough yesterday to report a batch of indictments. Among those indicted were the following,who are all unaerarrest: M. iRock, for burglarizng L. C. Ewmpkie's house; George Anderson, the burglar captured at Postmaster Treynor's residence; Fred Clark, for larceny from Biederman's old storo; Zed Bethers, for larceny of a wagon belonging to George ' Meschendorf; James Harris and James Fox, for the la; y of awatch chain from Jacquemin's store; John Barker for stealing an overcoat belonging to M. How- ard. — Genuine Rock Springs conl at Thateher’s, 16 Main street, always on hand, . H. Sheafe has mone estate and ¢ tels, Bron i Jarvis’ wild olackberr toloan on real dwey and Main, is the best. ——— Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. Davenport-Weller, Yesterday was an ideal wedding day, made particularly so by the lowering skios aud dripping weather which characterized the day preceding it. It seemed as if the day had been exclusively designed for Miss Ollie Weller and Mr. Olin Davenport, for at 5 o'clock, at the home of the former's parcnts, yesterday these two vouug peoplo were united in ‘marriage, Bishop Johu P. Newman and Rev. W. K. Beans ofiiciating, The house was brilliant with spring flowers, palms and Easter lilies predominat- 1ng in the floral arrangements of the beauti- ful home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles F. Weller at the corner of Twenty-first and Wirt streets, Kountze P’lace, father and wother of the bride. ‘The ceremony was performed in the north parlor, whera o temporary altar had boen erected, made particularly offective by a background of palms and lilies, while just ovorhead hung & floral bell made of smilax, roses and hyacinths, tho clapper of which seemed to oscillate in tune to tho music of Bishop Newman’s volco s he pronounced words which umited two worthy and well de- g young people. County Seat. Cepan Rarips, Neb., April 14.—[Special to Tni Bee,|—A mass meetidg was held in tho city ball last evening in pursuance to a call by the citizens of this place to take mcasures in regard to building a court housc and have the county seat located here instead of at Albion, where it has been located since the organization of Boone county. 1t 1s tho pur- pose of tho people of Codar Rapids and the adjolning towns to raise §0,000. The meet- ing was cailed to_order and thoy arranged for a mass moeting of tho peopleof the county to be held Saturday, April 24 At that time the wholo matter will be discussed and measures taken to ascertain the senti- monts of the neople. Great enthusiasm was manifest. 'T'wenty thousand dollars is a. ready guaranteed. ‘Thore has been no court, house built yet, nnd Cedar Rapids has de- cided to shiow its appreciation of the county seut by offering £0,000 as an inducement to sccura its location at this place. Presbyters’ Closing Work. At tho closing session of tho Omaha pres- bytery, E. H. Duncan was nominated as financial agent, Rev. J. A. Henderson as superintendent of missions and W. M. Lovimer as Presbyterisl Sabbath school superintendent. These nominations will como before the geacral assembly for ap- provat. Tho presbytery decided to request tho genoral assembly to direct that all funds in- tonded for objacts included in the board’s aporopriation bo paid by the financial agent. Records of tne differcnt sessions of the presbytery for a number of years past wore reviewed ana approved. R2ports from Sabbath school superinten- dents showed a decided increase in attendance as well as_ increased interest by the young people in church work. During the latter part of Juno presbytory will hold o circuit meeting Rushville, Alliance and Gordon. Nebraska Ministers M Crpar Ryrins, Nob., April 14.—[Special to Tur Bee. ]+ The Methodist ministerial mi ing which has been in session at this place since the 1ith inst. closed last evening. It was not fully attended by the ministers owing to the bad weather. Those in_ attend- the at ance were: Rev. J. B. Leedom, Columbu. liev. H. D, Foote, Belgrade; Rev. J. B. Moore, Grand Island: Rev. D. K. Tindall, Centri . H. Pillsbury, Grand Island; B! Worts, Wood River; Rev. W. M. Albion; Rev. Goorgo McAdams, Grand Island; Rev. N. M. Mar- tw, Fuderton; Ite W. Martin, I Rev. It. M. Honderson, Albion; Rev. H. D. Brown, Greeley Center; Rev, L. Campbell, Key. U, Balson and Iev. J. A. Buird, Cedar Lapids. NEWS OF Do James Corcoran wa abenm while he building ut Yuma, Col Rich discoveries of gola and mica have been made inthe Sun Andreas mountains n the vicinity of White Ouks, i The main building of Clarke university for colored students near Atianta, Ga., was de- stroyed by fire. Loss about $100,000, north bound on the . wus held up by rob- Loulstana and robbe I of £,000, At White Oaks, N. M., the residence of Mr, Errlckson wus destroved by fire, A bo yearsoid and u bube were In the Louse. The elder child was burned to death A terrific snow storm las bl lington, Cedar Rapids & thirty miles south of Aibert I Arifts are from six to ten fe much obstructed. by the falling of enzuged in moving a od the Bur- orthern for Minn. The Trafic is v decp, A shortaze of §0,00) in the funds of the K #ing Building and Loan assooiation of I'nilidelpii been diseovered. Thomas I, Clerg, the secretury, It 15 reported, will ac- count for the deficit, David Vaughun, a T-year-old negro of Charieston, 8. C., wus found doad from the ef- fects of arsenic poisonin, His l-year-oldson has been arrestod, it being suspected ho com- mitted the crime becuuse his futher hud whipped him, The sveciul committee appointed to rep- resent the Interests of wool nanufacturers d et with tho officlals of tue Chicugo bian exposition have met in New York confer with representatives of the trade from various parts of the countr The managers of the Delaw nd Tudson Canul company have sent out a request for proxies to Lo used at the annual election, The request stutes thut the proxies will b6 used to elect a directory whleh will not al'ow the comp to beconie subordinate 10 uny other corporation. e final report and wccounting of Charles W. Goula, assignce of 8, V. White & Co., hus been filed In the court' of commion pleas o New York. The actuul assets ovor the amount of secured indeotedness wero 4l The assignee pald out #2087,010.00, Jeaving a bulance of £20,000 which 1s wviilable for the expenses of uecounting. Foroign. The British troops in 1ndia have been vieto- rlous In several engugeuents with maraud- ing tribes. An exuu authorities derer s sune, The Honduras government has refused renow the charter of the English com ganized to bulld an_ interos thut country. The privileg an American concern. ag Behunzin of Dak aalb, the port of Dilioney, twenty k. including nuns. und be has taken th Abowey, his capital, where he will hoid o the eveut of 4u situck by the Freach, uution of Deeming by Melbourne to iy or rie raliroad in Lus been granted 6y, selzod at Wiy~ tublishes the fact thut the mur- | | and G 71 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, APRIL 15 HOPE COMES WITH THE SUN Propeots for Openitg the Baso Ball feason in Omaha Brighten, —_— PREPARATIONS FOR ‘THE FIRST GAME Great Plans Being Lald to Give the Teams Send-Off-How the Favor- Memphis Flunked —Other Sports, A Good ites at Jupiter Pluvius, probably in answer to the prayers of Owmaha's lezion of base ball cranks, was gracious enough to release his grip on the string of the celestial shower bath early yesteraay worning, and yesterday gave Old Sol a show for his white alley. And maybe he didn't appreciate andim prove it. All day, through fragmentary suds of white clouds, ho poured his health- inspiring and all-arying luster and the drifts of the beautifui that embankea the sidowalks and highways gradually but surely aisappeared, the ephemeral torrents in the gutters dwindled away to silver threads, and the mud in our beautifully paved strects became dessicated and crusted 10 tho solidity of asphaltuw, and last night the fans were all happy and content that the opening of the base ball season would come under favorable auspices on schcdule time, Saturday afternoon. And it leoks more and more as if their fondest hopes were to be realized, as tho winds bave veered to the south, the tempera ture is partakiog of the languor of real spring, and ail indications point to an inter- val of pleasant weather, In cousequence the management has re- doubled its work of preparation, and by to- night everything will' vo in readiness for a big send-off Saturduy. The St. Pauls will roach bere this moraing, and in the afternoon ndulgo in a little neeacd practico at Sports man’s pork, Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock the parado will start from in front of Bandle's headquarters, Fifteenth and Far nam streots, aud traverse a modified route. Tho procession will first move south to Har ney, thence east to north to ' Farnam, west to ¢ build- fug, countermarching Sixteenth, to thence nortn to Douglas, east to Thirteenth, north to Dodge, west to Sixteenth, where tho members of the band will ke the cable for tho grounds. Once hero a delightful cpen air concert, for which a special program has been arranged, will be given, occapyiog the time from 2:30'to 8:30. At the lutter hour Billy Serad will_roll to the pitcher one of Reache's new balls and the season of 1802 will be duly inaugurated. National League Games. All games scheduled for yesterday wero postponed on account of rain. The games for today are: Boston at Washington. Brooklyn at Baltimore. New York at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at St. Louis, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Chicago at Louisville, Entrl Poxca, Neb, April 14.—[Special to Unn Bee. | —Entries for the July meeting of the Ponca Driving and Falr association are com- ing in rapidly. Already over 100 of the best horses in this and surrounding states are among the number. Among the more promi- nent horsemen who have made cntrios aro the following: DuBois Bros., Denver & Miller, Fullertoun, Neb. G. Coats,Sioux Falls, S. D.; Jonn W. Tildon, Goldendalo, Wash.: Artbur Evetetr, Lyons, Neb.: A. J. Hale, Beatrice, Neb., and John 7T Fisher of Elk Point, D. The Diainond Horse company sold vester- day to Ove Cburch of Gordon, Neb.. tho bay stallion Dimonda Na. 7, by Bay Diamon No. 18 he by Mambrino Patchen i dam, Gold Wave by Goldenbow No. The purchase price was £1,500. Momphis Favorites Flanked, Menrius, Tenn., April 14,—The books carried off a cartlond of money today from Montgomery park. Moose, who could not do anything at New Orleans, 'was a winner at ¢ tol, Eugenic, a10 t5 1 shot, sent a chill up the spine of those backing the favorites by winning the fourth, and John G, at 15 to1, laid them out cold by winning ths last event. The track was slow and quite heavy. Weather very cold. No racing tomorrow- Good Friday, First_rice, 8 Sunny South furiongs. Eight starters: % to 1. won. Josephine Cus- cond, Gruikshunks (8 10 1), third. Second ‘race, halt a rale, Moose (6 to 1), ‘won. Enoich (6 to 1), second, Johnettu (4 to 1), third. Time: Third race, mile and an eighth. Three start- er: dthful 6 to 5), won, First Lup (3 to 1), feond. Annie Brown' (evem), third.” Tiue: Four starters: Fourth race, seven furlongs Eugenie (10 to 1) won, Costa R ond, Miss P wick 4 tol Fitth race, one_ wile. T G. (15 to 1) won, Coronel ( Meunbough (4 to 1) third. Six starters A o) ird. Time: i:47s. n starters: John ond, und G 14. —Weather N J, threatening, track fast, zhths of a mile, sellin April e second. Boyle Rhodes Tappahannock saod 3 1-SIx L : ' Lisbon . colt, second, cctiths of u wiie, for uid (tho favoriie) wou, Jerry MeCarthy third. ce, fifteen-sixteonths speciul weights: Lonely won Towm Finley third.” Molilean (t unplaced. ne: 140, Ifourth race, three-fourths of a mile. selling: rk Ridee (the favorite) woneContest second, net third, 1010, Fifth race, five-elzhths of a mile, se John Atwood (the favorite) won, Count-M i e Farl ;third, Jim Glynn d hth of o ml Soquel second. fuvorite) ran ing: In WD, miles, sell- Lily, (the fuvorite) won, . Erank 8 third, Dousman und Carnot drawi. T I Golng at Guttenbe: Gurresnerg, N. J., Aoril 14.—The track was in gooa condition today. Tho attend- unce was large. st x and a half furlongzs: Ear] hel I scconl, Vandal thir MeKeever won, ace, five furlongs: third, Time: cond, Johunnes 1015, Third race, slx turlon Sulisbury second, L Benedictine won, ertainty third. Tin 414, Fourth race. four and & half furlongs: Blunche_won, Ofalece sccond, Quibbler third. Fifth P It second, Sixth ruce, one n Firefly second, Sir ( race, sIx furiongs: folivar thivd, “Time: 1:17, fe: 'Lady Pulsifer won, orge third, Time: 1:4h Out 1 Cullfornta, SAN Fraxcisco, Cal,, April 14, —The first of the blood horse rdces today was a half-mile dash for 2-year-olds=Monowa won, Bridal Veil second. Orrin thind, Time: 5017, Sceona race, owners' handlcap, one mile: Acclaim won, Cabtain, Al second, Goraldine third, Time: 1 Third race, fifte Initiation won, t third. Time ourth race, Nine scarters: Tie: 2143 SPAKRKS OF SPORT, Hastings Wheelmen Hastixas, Neb,, Alml 14.—[Special to Tue Ber. | ~The Hastings branch of the League of American Wheolen bas been making ex- tensive preparations for the state tournament which will be held in this city July 4. At the new base ball park at Cole's park & cio- der quarter mile track, the second in the country, has been 'aid off by the city engi- neer, and as s00n s tho weather permits the work of gradiug and fencing will begin, Chiaf Perrigo of Omaha predicts that 600 ‘eyelists will be present. At theanuuul elec- tion held a short tiwe since the officers for the ensuing year were elected: J. A. Gecrge, president; Charles Schaufelberger, vice pres- : Prof. Averill, secretary: M. A, Harti gan, jr., corresranding secret; 0. . Bur- H. C. Hansen, captain. and licutenant, Messrs. George, Vocalite won, O ths of a mile: ills second, Brew mile and one-quurter. Sherldan won, Oscar second, Duly Incorporated. The Omaba Geutlemen's Ioadster club has filed its articles of incorporation in the oftice of the county clerk. The capital stock is $1,500, with Richard Smith, D. T, Mount D. Edwards the chief vromoters. ‘The object of the eompany is to provide and arvange for races aud he lwprovement of ter borses, 1892 to get good drinkir water on the table If they find a wate offer you a water 1 The man who dine Thi by the medical pre You may read every wo what is printed in heavy type. A MAN WHO DRINKS Water may keep perfectly healthy and happy if he is careful what kind of water he drinks. It is hard ng water in large cities That is why thousands of families use nothing but spring . They MAY KEEP WELL We crms r free from disease ot only free from disease germs, ==it 1s a medicine as well, BY DRINKING LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER s too well and exercises too lit- tle may escape gout; and the man who is already afflicted with rheumatism or gout ¢ n cure himself. Natural Lithia Water is strong'y recommended sfes s10n, rd of this, or you may read only Itis all true in either case. For Sale by all Druggists and Grocers. PAXTON & GALLAGHER, Distributing Agents for Omaha. CHARLESB, PERKINS & C0., 36 Kilby St., Boston, Mass., Sellin Agts. 25 ABSCLUTFLY F.R.JAQUE Worth That ALLcock's Porous P never been cqualled. That this fact is attested are invaluable. Beware of imitations, and do n Ask for ALLCOCK'S, and let no soli accept a substitute. Tots ot Brain Lower. | slons, Nervousnoss. Organs in cither 42/, Uk Of tohacco. opium 7R, ) tion and 1n s fyge by muil; BEFORE AND AFTER USING. For ale in Omaha by Sherm ation, Nerv. Bous and Physical Dobitity, Vital xhaustion, [nsomnia Pain i tip Dack, Cold Han(ls or Foet, H ida Ciretlatio y under ‘the ky fand all other’ o8 in eith . The ; mako new hoalthy hlood FADED cheel, gur. B SAN FRRANCISCO or CHICAGO, ¢ IN OMAHA, h & Douglas St or. 14th & Dougias Sts. Conticil BIufts, fa. ¥ou Gan Siopa & at any time with DOCTOR ACHER'S ENCLISH REMEDY | IT WILL GURE A COLD : IN TWELVE HOURS; E A 25 cent Bottle may save you i $100 in Doctor’s bills-may save your life, Ask your Druggist for it. IT TASTES GOOD, URE K PICLE, "1 iDr. Acker's Engiish Pills} H CURE BILIO lemsant, o favoriio with (h For sale by Kukn & Co.. and Sherman &McConnell, Omaha, has. Lunkley, Funern! Director Undertaker 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs 1 That when you buy ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAS lutely obtain the best plasters made. MANHOOD RESTORED 1;tsre Sooce ten guarantee 1o x causel Ly over exertion, Putup c )r85. With overy § order w or refund the money. Circular free, BAKING . POWDER 0ZS.FOR2H¢ PURE - J%g’rm( IT. 5 & CO. KANSAS CITY,MO. Knowing. LASTERS are the highest result of medical science and skill, and in ingredients and method have That they are the original and genuine porous plasters, upon whose reputation imitators trade. That ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAST remedial work quickly and effectually. Rrs never fail to perform their by thousands of voluntary and unimpeachable testimonials from grateful patients. That for Rheumatism, Weak Back, Sciatica, Lung Trouble, Kidney Disease, Dyspepsia, Mala ia, and all local pains, they RS you abso- not be deceived by misrepresentation. citation or explanation induce you to o all norvous discnses, s duolio. Wakefulness, Lost ¥ situde, alldrains und 108 0f pow uthful erro s, or oxcossivo 5 which so0n lead to Infrmity, Consump- st pocket. W1 por prcks awritten guarantec tocure Seed Co., Chlcago, Tl Dodge-st. )F stimulan jient to ca an & McConnell, 151 To promote health, preserve and length- en life, stimulate and invigorate the whole system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an appetite and repair the waste tissues of the lungs, noth g surpasses an absolutely pure # whiskey of deli- Hcious flavor, smooth to thetaste, mellow, mature 2 g and of richest qual- ity. Unlike inferior whiskies it will not rasp or scald the throat and stomach. Call for CREAM PURE RYE and toke no other. For sale only at high-class liquor and drug stores. TIGAT MENT, spoct it Now ralila, Teadac cansod by RleOhol or L wlon, 501 tn 18I0 Insanity ure Uld Age. Barren sox, | 1o Weaknesses, 1oy e caused by over-indulg 5, by wall, W ' f0r i bo arant with §) 40 to Tefund (£ ot curod by Goodman brug Co., ro will send writton Guaruntee ssiod 1110 Farnaw 5., Jmaha, eoseessee RARANS, TABLLES, o P Appetiie ez fon, ud o failu i the SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT OPTICAL HOUSE oF THR ALOE & PENFOLD €0, 114 Sonth 15th Stroe Neat to Postoffice, Omahae Practical Opticians AN branch of world renownod optionl estabjishe ment of A. 8. Aloo & Co., St Lonls. Our method le IUpOrior 10 All others; our lansel perior; will BOLWeAry oF tire (ho 6yes. Tho frames properly ad- lusted to the face BEyos Tested Free of Charge. Prices Low for Firstclass Goods. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, W ANTED- Good gl fo work. Callat 10,2 Thi family;: good wages. Mrs. | JPORSALE A good youne wy [ carponter work Everdtt, Council Biufrs. 0 TOWA farms for sale. Improved 16) ncres In Hlarrison county, $10.00 peracro: 12) acres, fniproved, $20.00: 8) acres, 81101, For barzains e generi houste Livenue. Smail « Whitnoey. Will tuka Apply to Leonard in lowa Nebraska farms coll on or write to Johnson & Van Patten, Councell Blufrs JOOR SALE QR EXCUANGE City an i furm propertv, k. 1L Sheafe, Bway and Main. T—Dweillnzs in all parts of thoe an R 11 Sheafe, Broadway und Maln. clty. K | O Acreago noar clty adapted for fruit and gardon purossos, £ H. Sheafe, Broadway und Muin stre DrsirAnL sale the o uated at the Liehth strect, finest houses in th We have for A. Miller, sit= ny 0 and o lots, One of the Day & Hess. QOR SALE - Inside residence anl business RIODCELY i barznin. I you wantan ln= Vstiment or a house seo us. Day & 1He Ruovs to rent and furniture for sale nt a tn. Enquire at 82 Merriam blovk. T 100D m. IO KENT--A good farm of &0 acres. only 2 i ‘ouncil Blufs.” Apply to Leonurd 1st., Connell Blufts. Omaha Medical and Surieal - INSTITUTE. ¥ five @ Bar FIRMARY FOR THR -~ [REATMENT | -—OF o ALL— ! Cironic and Suraical Dissases Best facilities, apparatus und Remedios for suc il troatment of overy form of disease requirin £ medical or surzieal trentment, 50 beds for putients, boird and attendance Best accomodations in tho west. te for elreulars on deformitios cos, trusses, elub foet, curvitures of spine, tumors, cancer, catarrh, bronchitis, in: won, city, paralysis, opilepsy, kid- eye. ear, skin an'l blool wnd all urgical operations. e e DISEASES OF WOMEN fosicon it b Women FREE, We havelutoly ad fed a tyin t for women durinz confineinont. _ Only Roilblo Modicul In= ity and piie in depurtni strictly stitutd mal PRIVA IASIES (A Brood Disvases successtuily roated. Syphiiitic Poison removed from the system without morcary ment for Loss of VITAL able to visit us correspon tence, ative Treat- Porsons un by nff- ations dential. Straments sent by 1 oroxpress, reiy packed, 1o marss to ind cate contents or sendor. One personal in- teryiew preferro L Call and consult us or history of your ease, and we will send in | Wrapper, onr BOOK T0 MEW, & cases, Tmpotene. 2, WIth questio Hrates, Appli Only manuf 11 rrLliNCr, na R N AND B E Omaba Medical and Surgi e, 26th and Broa iway, Co mcil Bluffs. nutes' 1ide from center of Omaha on and Council Bluffs etectric motor line. | THE GRAND HOTEL, Council Bluff;, lowa. end n Upon Private, i or Nervous Dise yplilis. Gloet un 1 Varloo- St es for Deformitios § etory inthe Westof e KUS> LS, ELECTRIO modern, well-appointed, thors oughly well-kept, $3 o day. E. F. CLARK, Prop. ow, (DUNCIL B.UFES STEAM DYE WORAS Allkindsof Dye.ng and )i : dono in thy Nigheststylo of tho art. Faded anl stained abrics tinde 10 lool us ;ood us now, led feathers cleaneod by steam in first-class mans Work promptly done und delivorad inall is of the country. Send for prico list. MACHAN, - - PLOPKIETOR. 1 (iBrosdwiy, Newr Northvestyea Dapoy CITIZENS STATE BANK 0f Couuctl Biutls, Capital steek ...8130,000 Surplus un | Profi . 80,000 ot Capital an i Surplus §230,000 | Directors -1 . Kd nuidi0, K. L Sha 1.0, | Gleason, k. K1t 1 A M1 V. illacsh uin | mna Charles 1 Mannan. Transio sral bunks Lurgest capital und surplus of nk in Southwestern [owa. D% "O3IT3 | Iz business | any NTEREST ON TiM | W. C. EETEP, Funeral Divector, Embalmer 14 N. MAIN 8T, COUNCIL BLUFFS, s & Saunders-Atormorss e Fran federal courts. Koomy 4 4 and 5 Bhugars Bewo bluck, Councli Biafte, La