Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS CFFICE: ~ NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Teifvered Ly Carrier to any partot the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER retErHonFs | Riseep O [ A NVINOR MENTIO N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Stove and cord wood dry, For saie at Thatcher's, 16 Main street. Born, Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Voswinkle, n dauchter. Over 300 dozen Easter eggs wero received at tho Chiristian home from friends of tho in stitution in neighboring towns. Maoy of them were handsomely decorated in the old fashioned way, and the chilaren were highly pleased over the way in which they were re- mbered, Emma Smith De Voe will give a freo in the Congregational church sdnesday ovening under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, A collection will bo taken 1o help the fund for sonding men to the Keeley jnstitute Mrs. Do Voo has the reputation of being & very entertaining speaker. The.recognition exercises of the Baptist church took pics yesterda: noon at Masonic temple in_accordanco the plan adopted Saturday. A fuir sized uudienco was present and an eloquent ser: mon was preached by Rev, Charles Carroll of Akron. Rev. I, W. Fosterof Omaha gavethe Yight hand of fellowship to the chureb, aud the charge to the church was made by Rev. S, E. Wilcox of the same place. Rev. L. A Hall. the pastor, made some remarks, and the meetivg closed with the utmost good feel irg. Among the audience were a number of representatives from the First church, Temple after with Dewitt's Sarsapariila eleanses the blood, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Oncar Kecline has left for Montana. Hon. Spencer Smith is in Washington. Miss Day of Casteua, is in thecity, visiting Miss Lena Fonda. Judge A Larimer of Sioux City 1s stopping at the Grand hotel, Mr. ana Mrs. B. M. Sargent left last eve- ning for a week's visit in Chicago. Theodore Lund returned Saturday oven ing trom a year's visit in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Barnettstart this week for their new home in Weeping Water, Neb. J. B. McFarland ana wife of Connorsville, Ind.,, were in the city Saturday, tbe guests of the family of H. Luring. Mr. and Mrs. . S. Pusey, who have been viating ' W. H. M. Pusey for two or three days past, leave this evening for their home in Denver. Mlss Edith Ross, swho has been spending the past three weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ross, returued to St Paul Saturday evenine, Miss Guittar of Columbis been visiting Mrs, Horace Everett for some tine past, left last I'riday for St. Joseph, Mo., accompanied by Mrs, Evereit, who will visit there. G DoWitu'sSarsapariiia 15 reiiblo. STORE Tidings of Spring and Messages to Council Blufts People. LADIES' JACKETS— We show the largest line of ladies’, misses’ and children’s jackets ever shown by us, in all the Iatest styles, shades and clothy, including blaziors, reefors and English box conts. Bluziers we start jacket well worth double {In black only.) At $2.25 wo show a nice serge blazier worth $4.50. 25 we have anice line of light n and trimmed, worth # wo start ot $4.50 in bl and at $5.00 wo show n jacket lined throughout, well worth $8.00. At #5.00 wo aiso have an elegant line of plain, plaid and trimmed juckets in tans and grays. At $6.75 we have a nico foulo with pearl button; CHILDREN'S Mo., who has BOSTON EASTER, at $1.95. This is a the money. cloth ND MISSES’ JACK- ET! A nice navy blue ji gilt at $1.25, worth $2.00. ts worth $3,00. t $2.50 tuns blue, trimmed in gilt. At .60 wo -show a nice line of tans and grays, small checks, worth $5.00. (Sec- ond floor.) ket trimmed in At $2.00 tan CAPES, pes is the talk of the city and county. We have them in tans (light aud dark), salmon, grays and olacks trimmed with lace and braid, embroidered in silk with jets, or a nic plain garment for those that don’t ad- mire trimming, from $5.00 to $25,00, See our $5.00 capes, well worth $8.50. All our garments run full length, from 80to 86 inches. Noold ones in stock: every garment new. (Sccond floor.) Boston Store, Fotheringham, White- law & Co., Council Bluffs, Mail orders solicited, Our lino of cx ey Democrats i no Hurry, Tt was expeeted by some tuat a council mecting would be held this evening for the purpose of making another effort to cloct a city clork aond streev supervisor, o hope bewg entertained that the alder men would by this timo have succeeded in making some sort of a compromiso thut would break the dead lock that has so seri- ously intorfered with tho business of tho council siice its organization. 'Toehopo was a mistaken one, however, as the members of the council aro appareutly no uearer reach- ing an agrcement thau they wero u mouth ago, and it is given out cold that no meeting will be heid until the regular one next month, and that very likely no sclection will bo mado even then, ‘The reason for this disposition to let things slide, lies in the fact that the demo- cratic members seo no reason why the should mako a compromiso whereby o repub lican should be given a city oftice when there Is a possibility that by waiti awhile they ~moy secure u democratic ma- jority in tho council and have eovery- thiog their own way. ‘The question of whother Peter Smith is alderman from tho Fifth ward, they say, 18 not decided yot and will not be util Judie Deomer has a chance to hear the arguments of him and his opponent, S. Lobhart, which may be a couplo of montiis, They are accordingly williug 1o let the election of a clerk and othier appointive offices go over uatil tho court passes upon this point, and there is a strong probability that no’ chauge will bo made for some time, e The King of Gasollne Stoves, The old single gonerator Danglor was the best gasoline stove ever mude, but, Shugart & Son have a new Dangler that is unquostionably the kiag of vapor stoves. It is called the Dangler Sur- prise, and is simply the old reliable stove with & perfect process generator added. It burns a \rluu flame whe lighted and has no odor in stopping or starting. Shugarts are the only people who handle them. rauqua Superintendent, e and Treynor have secured ioorge Elliot, D.1)., of sbington, D. C, as totendent of the Chautaugua sembly duriug the coming season, comes highly recommendea, ana has had a groat deal “of experience’ in tho business, which will make bim a valuable addition to the Chautauqua working force. He 1 well kuown in this state, haviug been 8 resident of Towa for a number of years, S Mrs, L. R. Matton, Rockford, 11, writes: “¥rom persoual experience | cau recommond DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, & cure for impure blood and geueral debllity,” super- ar He ]NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Interesting Easter Bervioss Observed in the Various Churches. MANY BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DECORATIONS Something the Occasion Teaches—Fxtracts of the Sermons of the Different Ministers ~Splendid the Att Weather Iner a hee—Loenl News, The soft mellow light that streamed through the great windows of the Catholic catliedral, tinted with tha myriad colors of brilliant stained glass, iliuminated an atmosy phere heavy with the fragratce of Baste- litlies mingled with the burning incense from the altar yesterday morning. Every pew was occupied, and many visitors wero present. The venerable Father McMenomy, whose health has been so frail for the past six months, since last fall, but did not sssist in tho services, High mass was celebrated and the regular Kaster services of the church observed. They were conducted by Rev. Father O'Rourke, assisted by Father Latini of St. Bornard’s hospital. The music was onoof the finest and most impressive features of tho service and consisted of Haydo's grand First Mass, Lambillotte's Rogeum Ceolim in addition to tne regular responses of — the choir. A solo by Rossi, O ~Salutarius, was given by Mrs, O'Neill in a very impressivo aud bril lLant manner. The concluding portions of the service was the deitvery of an Ilaster sermon Ly ather Latini based on tho words of the angel to the women who came to seek the Savior attne grave on tho morning of tho resurrection, “There ye shall find him as he told you.” Thio speaker said If thore was one day that tho peovle of America loved and yenerated moro thun auother it was Independenre day, aud ho drew @& strong picture of the en- novliug sentiments that tho celebra- tion of the day iuspired, teaching at every occurrénce profounder ro- gard for the day that struck the shackles from the limbs and proclaimed the liberty of the willions that live now und shall live in the future on the American continent. But there is a grander day whoso celebration iuspires grander aspira- tions and dearer hopes to races of men—Faster—the day when Christ's fin- ished work siruck the shackles of sin from all mankind. *‘I'or more than 100 years we havo been celebrating the one and for more than 1,8000 the other, but the lessons taught by each grow clearec and our love aud veneration stronger with each recurreace,” he said, He could not say otherwise than the truth, even to please his Protestant brethren, when he unnounced anew bis conviction that thero was but one grand and true church, as thero was but one Suvior, one day of redemption and ono declaration of Auwmerican inde- pendence. ““Ihe words of the angel sitting at the de- serted grave cannot fail. Christ canuot be found clsewbhere than in his church. The words of the church reflecting the words of the angel can never fail. The Catholic church does not change.” “He said: *“To day throughout civilization and beyend the nale of civilization, wherever a priest can be found thero nas been heard today the identical words and_syllables that you have heard here. Tho unchanceableness of tho church is a mivaclo not an aim. i am not of those who believed that overy one outside of the Catholic church wiil bs lost. There lhiage been myriads of good meu and women outside tho church from Luther’s time down. 1t is possible that those outside can be saved, All thines aro possivle with Ged. But it is not probabie. 1t is liko the people on & vessel in the ocean throatened with dostruction by shinwreck or fire. Some know tho consiruction of the Lifebout and what it is for, and launch it and get into it, but others refuse and cling to the burning or sinking wreck, belioving that it will carry them to the shore, Tt is possible that they may be saved, but it isu’t probabie. Christ has told us all we havo to do to avoid the d Hear the church, Beed the church,” First Congregntional Chure! At the Congregational church vesterday morning the pastor, Rev. G. W. Crofts, preached an exceilent sermon, in which ho cnlarged on the idea that 1t 'was not only “Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again.” The joy and comfort of a rison, living Christ were earnestly aud eloguenly por- truyod, Tho church was beantifully” aeco- rated, easter lilies being prominent.” In tho good book which lay upon the puipit, ap- peared the pleasing ecaster gift of Mrs, Dav- ennort, a triple book mark of white satin rib- bons which sho haa beautifully embroidered by her own skill, the designs Leing a cross, a crown and a Maltese cross. The chorus chow rendered somo special mu ho unthem, “Consider the Lilies,”” bemng very pl rendered. Av the noon hour the Sunday schoo! had a simple exercise in which some of the truths concerning Bastor were brought out in an informal quastioning aud answer- ing, in connection with an object lesson on the wora itself. In the ovening there was n cntertaining Sunday sehool concer All'the services were attendea by lurge con- gregations, St, Paul's Tho services at St. particularly intoresting, veautifully decorated plants, valms and mocnihg servico tho selections by Paul’s church wero The chancel was with hot houso Easter lilics, Tho was very claborate, tho surpliced choir under the direction of Prof. H.S. Sims being finely rendorea. Tho service opencd with an ovgan voluntary, after which came the processional, “They Have Taken Away y" Lord" 'by J. 8 . Other lections were, +Christ Out over’ by adsby, *“To Deum 1n 1 by J. B. Dykes, “Jubllate in ¥ by Garrett, “Kyrio in ¥ by B. Tours and “Sanctus by Wesley. Rector . J. beock delivered "a fino” discourse hich was listened to with close attention, First Presbyterlan, Tho Presbyterian church was filled o its utmost capucity, every scat in the hous being oceupied and chairs veing placed in tho aisles, Uxcellent music was furnished by 8 quartet, the selections being “Awake, Thou that Sloepest,” by €. Sim per, and *Let Thy Merciful Ears," by A. It Gaul, The decorations, which' were at- tended to by & committed of young ladies wero very ine, a tow of palms, roses and Buster lilies boing arranged sround the plat form, totor with an evergreen chain, Dr. Phelps preached an oloquent discourse on the subject ot the resurrection, Othor Churches, At tho Broadway church there was an_in- teresting prozram parformed, the exercises being almost wholly i chargo of the Sunday chool. It consisted of readings, recitations, music, and a pleasing uddress was delivered by the pastor, Rev. T, McK. Stuart, Attho First Baptist church too exercises were also under the auspices of the Sunduy school. Seripture exercises were rendered by & uumber of the classes, aud _pupils de livered recitations and readings. Tue wholo program was interspersed with music by tho choir aud tho sckool. Rev. . W. Brower's sermon was the main feature of tho scrvico at the Fifth Avenue Mothodist church, A largo sudience was present, aud theeloquent sermon was listened 1o with rapt atention by all prosent. HBeau- tiful decorations of flowers and flags added 10 the attractiveness of the scene, e e Disease never succosstully attacks a sys- tem with pure blood DoWitt's Sarsaparilla makes pure, uow blood and enriches the old, —— Just received at Davi load of Reath & Milligan Mfg. Co’s paints. Absolutely pure, and the boest in the market, r— Patronize blue ice wagonsfor Mo. river channel ice. Mulhollund & Co, Tel, 162, Must P'ay the Sewer Tux. Judge Deemer yesterday decided against the plaintiff in the caso of Kverett uguinst tho city of Council Bluffs, thus sddiug an- otber credit mark to the record of tho law department uuder the admiuistration of ox- City Attorney sStewart, During bis term the city has lost but two cases, and the judg: ments do not foot up over 1, The suit decided yesterday was one to prevent 1he l clty from collecubg & sewer tax, Among tbe | Pearon’s, was on tho altar for the first timo | rensons urged against the tax was that it was utfair and illegal to charge up sewerage on both streets in case of a corner lot, for thero was no benefit accruing to the owner, une line of sewerage being suficient. Anothor | claim was that the inlets were not in accord- ance with the plans adopted by the city, and wore not of such a nature that they could bo used. On the other hand, the city city claimed that it had afterwaras changed theso inlets to conform with the plans except ono Iot, the inlets for which had boen changed by the plaintiff at_his own oxpense. Judge Deemer thought that this should not serve to defeat the wholo assessment, but if the piain U had asked to be creditad with what he had exponded in changing the inlits he would probabiy havo decided that bo was entitled to thit much of an offset. So the court ordered thatfthe case bo dismissed at the plaintiff’s cost, none of his claims being deemed sufficient to defeat the assessment. —— “Lato to bed and early 1o iso will shorten the rond (0 your homa in the skies.” But carly to bed and a “Little Early Riser,” the il that makos life louger and better and wiser. More Easter Millinery. There will be new millinery received overy day this week at Misses Sprink & There will be many new and handsome designs. Come and see them., Rock Springs 16 Main str Genuine Thatcher's, hand. conl at oty always on —— I, H. Sheafe has money toloan on real estate and chattels, Broadway and Main, ——— Can Attorney. J. C. Tipton was the victim of a surpriso party Saturday evening by tho piaintiffs in the caso in which tho Pythian sis terhood of this city was involved aad which was settled in the district court only a few dyys ago. Mr, Tipton was the attorney for the plantiffs in the case, and tho surprise was plannea for him by them as a token of their appreciation of his services. The host was taken eutirely by surprise, and his amazement was not lessenod when, during the eve- niog, one of the lIadies stepped forward and presented him with a_magnifi- cent gold headed cane on behalf of his other clients, The names of tho donors are: Mes- dames J. M. Scanlan, J. J. Keith, S. L. Kelly, L. Jones, George Wesley, C. Wesley, J. L. Smith, C.'C. Yoney and A. T. Lawson. Bosides the above tho following wuests wero presont: George Wesloy, C. Wesley, John A. Poole, J. M. Scanlan, C. C, Yancey, Id- ward H. Ott, William Seiss, Charles Taylor, J. Keith and 'Mr., and Mrs. J. . Rutter. The ovening was passed in dancing and other amusements aud refreshments were served. The sottioment of the lawsuit, which the party was intended to celebrate, is the cause of agreat deal of satisfacticn on both sides. By the terms of (he agreement which wero réached Mr. Tipton's nine clients receivod €0 out of the treasury of Calanthe assembly, Pythian Sisterhood, 8s their share of the profits, and ' with- arew from the order. The society, on the other hana agreed to pay all the costs of the suit in the district court aud also that which wan commenced bafore Justice Ham- mer in_connection with it, and to pay Mrs. A. A. Young, the sunremo organizer, whose feos hiau a large share in bringing the trouble between tho factious to a focus, the $70 which she claimed ——— Tor a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills. —— Horses For Sale—Finely bred drivers, carringe teams, brood mares and fillies: 20, more or less; would exchange for 00d land or city perty. Dr.C. H. Pinney, Council Blufls, Thomas Tostevin, civil engineor and surveyor, over DeVol’s, 504 Broadway. wild olackberry is the best. Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods, Satisfaction guiranteed. Jarvi Indicted by the Grand Jury, Tho grand jury has returned indictments against tho following parties: Two each for larceny and burglary sgainst Georgo R. C. L. Smith and M. Engle, for bur- g Sherlock's samglo room: two for by embezzlement against C. M. Hobbs; highway robbery against James Smith, who snatched a pockotbook from Mrs. Ainsworth; burglary against John Mooio, captured in W. T. Cole's residence the early part of last week. Of tho ahove cases, the only one which has not been published 13 that of C. M. Hobbs, who has been an empiove of the Union Pa- cific for over fifteen years. Ho has been an active member of the Knights of Labor, Switchmen's Muthal Aid ussociation and other organizations. In tho Switchmen’s association bo held the position of financial secretary until last March. When some irregularities were discovered in his ac- counts and he was expolled from the order. An investigation showed that he was short in his accounts & , and that is the amount which he harged with embezzling. Hobbs, it is said has confessed to being short, but insists that the amount 1s much siualler than stated in the indictment, Hobbs is also accused of making with §115 which was contributed by various parties to help Mrs. John Parkhill, whose husbard was killed on the motor line some months ago. way Feds and Conteds, The members of Abe Lincoin post, Grand Army of the Republic, are men who believe that the war is over. W.IL Cardwell, o crippled ex-confederate soldier hailing from Virginia, was in the city yesterday on his way back home. He has been out west try- 1ng to get employment, but was everywhero met with the reply that the west was over- crowded, and that he could more and better chances to wake & living back eust than in the west, o soon found himself entively without fuuds, and 1,000 miles from home, He has been working his way back home as best ho could, und yesterday founa himsolf in Council Bluffs. e bunted up a number of tho mombers of the post, who interested themselves in bis case, and soon succeeded in raising about $15 to helv him on his way. Mr. vavdwell was admitted to the meoting of the .5t last evening as though he were a full-ficured member of the order, and a pleas. ant evening was spent talking over tho scenes of thelate war. Mr. Cardwell leaves for his home today. B, DeWitt's Sarsaparitia cieanses the blood, increasesthe appetito and tones up the sys- tem. It has benefitted mavy peoplo who have suffered from blood disorders, I wil belpyou. —— Threntenod by Whites D. R. Olmstoad, the man whose wife com mittea suicide about n mouth ago and wno was married a coupls of weeks ago to the woman who was accused by Mrs, Olmstead in her rate-mortem statement with being the cause of her trouble, claims to be receiving threatening and anonymous letters from peo- plo styling themsclyes whitecaps, The tenor of the latters is that 1f ho and his wife do not leave the place they will be severely dealt with, “punished by 127 men,” & num- ber of the letters say, and others emphati- caily inform bim that'his *time is limited.” He is naturally very indiznant and anxious 10 have the aileged whitecaps put their threats into exccution, confident that he will bave an opportunity to identify some of them through the instrumentality of bis shot gun, DeWitt's Sarsapariila destroys sucn poi- sous us scrofulu, skin disease, eczema, rhou- matism, Its timely use saves mauy lives, — We have our own vinayards in Califor nia Jarvis Wino company, Co. Blufls Swunson Musle Co., Misonic temple. ' ——— Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best, e — Started Out Too Early, ‘'he motor company started out its track sweeper Saturday evening between 0 and 10 o'clock and from that time on the peoplo who wanted Lo use the streets for walkins purposes nad to submit to beiug covered with a shower of duty or stuy at_home, Many compluiuts wore inade on account of this, the fruit dealers who had their wares exposed for salo in front of tho stores = being the most emphatio in their language. A lorse which was attached to a buggy at tihe corner of Pearl streot and Broadway be ms frightaucd ¢ the machine and ran ' domoiishing the buggy and hurting badly. P~ S— SLCRET SOTETIES, —ih Royal A¥ehum A letter recoived 1ast week from the su. preme regentcontains several items of in- terest to every memberof the order. The supremo regent states that the month of March was the best month in the ontire his- tory of the order in the matter of increase in membership, thero bemng an_incroaso of 2,100 new mombers in March, swhich was the larg o8t number for any one month since the or- der was organized. The chairman of the committee on finance of the supreme council also makes & most gratifying financial show- ing, tho present year boiug evon better than the Iast, which was one of the best years in the history of the order. Some of the items of general fnterest in the reportare the fol- owing First—The increase in interest on deposits 1s about 00, Second--The decrease in tha expenseof tho supreme council session is about &1,000. Third—The amount expended for logal sorvices, court costs, ete,, is less than at any time during the past six years of our history, Fourth—After paying £6,000 on account of our new Arcanum building in Boston, we have a bwance in the general fund available for building purposes of ovor £15,000, and this without touching auy of our invested funds, which are controlled by the supreme trusteos Fifth-—Tho assessments have boon paid moro promptly during tho past year than during any préceding one of the provious five years, as shown by tho fact that tho amount of receipts from fines bas considera- bly decreased. Union Pacific council held its tirst moct- ing in its now hall_on the seventh floor of Tie Bee building Tuosday evening. Thero was a ve o attendanco and_everybody seomed particulatly well pleased with tho new quarters, While the lodge has under. taken a very big rontal it looks now as if they woald ‘sub-let the ploasant rooms, un- excelled by any lodge rooms in the city, to enough outsido organizations to bring their rent down to a minimum figure, There aro moro orators in Union Pacific council to the square inch thau in any like body in Omaha. Aud sakas alive, how thoy do like to talk. But that 1s ono of the things that make alodge and for interest, avility and good followship there 1s no lodge in the country that can compare with old **1069,"” P ERAL CON At Omaha, May, 1892, For the accommodation of those desir- ing to visit at points east of, in the vi- cinity of or at Omaha, during May, the Union Pacific will sell vickets at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on salo Anpril 28 to 30 inclusive, limited to June 1, 189 FFor tickets or additional information apply to your nearest agent Union Pa- cific systoni. METHODIST RENCE, - - OMAHA AND R STURN, One Fare for the Round Trip. For the accommodation of those desir. ing to visit at points cast of, in tho vi cinity of, or at Omaha 1n May during the session of the Methodist General Conference, the Unjon Pacific wili sell tickets to Omaha and return av one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 28 to 30 inclusive, limited to June 1, 1802, For any additional information apply to your neurest agent U. I, system. COUNCIL BLUFFS STZAM DYE WORKS All kindsof Dyeing and Cleanin : done in the Dighest style of the “art. Faded and stainod fabrics mide to look as geod ns new. Bed feuathers cleaned by steam In first-claas man- ner. Work promptly done and delivered inall parts of Uhe country. Scnd for price list. C. A. MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. 1 01iBroadway. Near Northwestara Daprs COUNCIL BLuges, 10 VA TO SELECT MATERIAL FOR PAVING. To the ownersof lots and land frontinz upon street fmprovement d str.cts numbered und described us follows: No. 4 th street from the south line of Pioree street to the north iine of Hickory street. No. 42i—Leavenworth street from the west line of 10th street to the cast line of 1ith street, NOTICE 2h street from the south ot to the north line of 1 Leavenworth Spencer street from Sherman ave- thstreet, athrop street from Sherman o 18Lh street. No. 42s—Burt street f Iith street to the eus! No. 42)—Spruce street from the west lino of 22 street to the east lne of 24th strect No. 430 ~Cuss strect from strest to stroet, No. 451 uvenue. No. 452—Mason street from the es J0th strect to the east line of Bst street. No. 4 d street from the north line of Eu- clid plisce to the north iine of Woolworth ave- nu ve- 1 the 1511 stree t line of Muson strect from 20th street to 20th st line of No. 434—Califorma street from I5th street to 1ith street h Tzard street from 12th street to 14th —Parker street from cust hine of 20th strect. No. 4i7—Seward strect from 24th streot to 2510 strect. No. 485--Cnlcago strect from 22d st street, No. 439 Caldwell street from 24th street to the west ine of Shinn's addition. No. 44)—She the south ifne of Grand avenue to Fort street No, #1—3ith street from Furnam street to the north line of Duvenport strect No. 42— Davenport street from Ll strect to 10th stroet, No. 44—40th strect from the south line of Davenport street to Cuming stroet No. 444—Madison avenue from 1ih strect to Shermun avenue. No. 43)-8t. Mury's avenuo between tho wost Hue of 20th strect and the east line of 2ith street, In the city of Omaha, and subject to assess- ment £or the paving and repiving of the th street to the cot Lo 2id vassed and approved A pril to select ind dutors upon the kind of material to be uséd In paving sald fmprove- ment distrizts on opbefore the Lith day of or the clgy council wiil deterimine ateriul. . od ut Oma ;‘-t 1810 day of April, 1802, LW, BIRKIAL Lof Public April 8 1 Chalrman Bou; Proposals for District Grading Bonds, d bids marked “Proposals for disuricy erading bonds” will lig recolved ut the oftico of the city treasurer, Oinahs, Neb., up to 12 o'elock noou of the 5th duy’ of April, 1802, for the purchuse of #1406 district grading bonds of the city of Omiis, Nob. Nuid bonds ure duted May 1st, 1802 and ure puyable from one o nine yours mu.rguuu.urwu in denomini- lons of $100.0) and EYILE each, with Interest ut per cent por wanun. payable semi-annusily, Peingipal and interost piy- able at Kountzo Bros'. New York #10,002.00 of Gradiog District No. 3. 0.00 of Gradin District No. 31 70001 of Geading District No. 84, 20,00).00 of Grading District No. 3% ach bid must state price and sought for and include acerued inte dute of delivery at Omuhiu, I'be right is reserved 10 re Inds. Issued under charter power of cities of the metropolitan cluss and Ordinance approved March vh, 1802 HENRY BOLLY, Meh2odiitm, CityTrew surer. PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS Sealed bids marked Proposils for Sewer Bonds will be received at the oftice of the o trousurer of the eity of Omaha, Neb.. up ty 0 o'clock, noon, of the #ith day of April, 182, "or the purchiase of 800600 sewer bonds of the |r‘ 0f Omuba, Neb, dated Muy Ist, 1804 pay- able2) years after dutu. Interest 5 per cont Der untum, pu nnuully. Prinol- pal and Interest payuble ut Kountze Bros. New k. Denomlsation of voads. $1,00).00 each, Each bid must state price and arhount sought for und Inelude weerued interest up Lo aate of delivery ut Omaha, Neh, I'h leht it reserved to reject wny and all bids. Issued under charter wer of ¢itles of the motro- volitun class sud ord nance No. 204, nporoved Maurch 3, 1802 HENRY BOLLN Mzudsind Clty Treasurer, the rate of amount st o et any sod all PRIL 18 Y6u SHouLd Know A FACT. THAT FAIRBANK & Co. o f CHicAGO MAKE ASOAP Whicr Has No EauaL. ST:}N DARD QUALITY WEIGHT S Vout G\.ocsf for (v Regeneration. To securc a normal and regular tissue change through- out the body use Brandreth’s Pills. The tissue meta- morphosis consists in constantly procecding waste of tissue and its regeneration. Brandreth’s Pills arc the best solvent of the products of disintegration of the tissues and increase their elasticity. They are an altera- tive and climinative remedy, which allay irritation and remove obstruction by aiding naturc and ar of great benefit in cases of temporary and habitual constipation, torpid liver, biliousness, headache, indigestion, rheumatism and discases arising from an impure state of the blood. Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, absolutely harmle , and safe to take at any time. Sold in every drug and medicine store, cither plain or BAKING sugar coated, E POWDER. D5 ozs.ror 5. ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT. PAXTON N 1 —Attorneys at law P'rac Sims & Saunders =TI e federal court and 5 Shugars Rodws 4 4 Beuoblock, Councit Blutts, La. . SIDEWALK NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to the owner or own- ers of the followingz reul estate. I the eity of Omaha, to lay and repalrsidewalksin front of and adjoinini their property within fifteen 5 the 18th day of April, 1802, Such 10 be construcied repaired ana inid cordance with plans ind specifieations on file In the oflice of the Board of Public Works. and in aceordunce With resolutions adopted by the eity council, viz 5 West side of 2)th Street, tax lot 53, sec. 10-13- fect wide. Tust side of 20th street. lots 2 Burr Ouk. 6 feet wide. pert ast side of 23th stre Bangs' sub of Bure Ouk, nent of 23th stroct, blocks 2 5, 6, Dupont . feet wide, permnner 10, West sice of 40th street, lots & 9, 10, block 2, Ambler, 6 feet wide present crade, West side of 4ist avenue. lots 1 and 2), blovk 26, Populeton Park, 6 fect wide, present sride, st side of 19U street, lots 7 to 14 inclusiv ot, lots 110 8 inclusty block 2, Okaboma Purk,s feet wide, tempe rary grade. West sidd of 25th avenuo, lots 1, 2, 5. Remington's sub of lots 97 and Ui, ¢ Gfeet wide, © erade West side of st streot, 1ots 1 o0 inclusive, Dblock 17, Stanton’s sub West Omaha, 0 feet present erad ast side of 10Uh st block 16, West grude. Wost side of 40th str lock 3 Thoraburg Pine grade. South sic sct, 1ots 10 to 51 inclusivy Omaha, 6 feet wide, present L lots 1 to & Inelusiy, 6 feet wide, present stroet, lot 4, block 114, city, 6 feet wide, permanent gradc. North side ¢ mes avenue, lot 7 block 4, Collier, 8 feet wide, established wrade, Enst slde of 2)th Street, lots 10, 11, 1%, blg Horbuel's 2nd add, 6 feet wide, permun e, West side of 20th street. lot 8 block 8, or bach's 2nd add, 6 feet wide, permanent East side of 20th street, lots 12 4 3, 1y square, 6 foet wide, permin West side of 20th street, tax 13, 6 feet wide, permanent grade, lots 12 and 13, block ih side of Ouk s Wilcox's 2ud add, 4 f grade. South side of Canton or B street, 1ots 2310 30 usive. Ouk 1L No. 2,6 fect wide tempo rary grade. 8outh side of Canton or B street, south 1 o lot 3 of the subdivision of the N Wi of the S I i of sce. Bi-15-1, 6 feor wide, lemporary grade South side of California streot, 1ots 1 to 13 in- clusive, block 1 Brennan Plact, 6 feet wide, temporary gradc., South s(de of Poppleton & Hanscom Pluce, 6 feet grade tside of Fird street, lots 12 to 22 inclusive block & Hanscom Place, 6 feet wide, permia- nent grade. West side of 164h street, Jots 1 to 0 dnclusive, bloek 7, Hazel Terrace,'d feet wide, present grade South sido of Phelps stroot, lots 12 1020 in- clusive, Ouk Hili,4 feet wide, prosont grado South side of Phelps street, lots 1, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Ok wdd, 4 feet wide. present grido. Bouth side of Cuming street, lots 2 und 3, block 4, “West Cuming, 0 fect ‘wide, prosent et, lot 22, Dlock 20, wide, " temporary cenue, lot 22, block wide, perninnent ots 1, 2, & block sent grade. 1ots 1, 2, wide, ' pr 80 4,5, block 2, ent ride West side of Koster's add; 6 feet N street. north 1 of lots 4 and block 70, eity, 6 feot wide, prescnt grade, North side of Humilton strect, east |5 of lot 7, block &, Orchard Hill, 6 feet’ wide, prosent Krade orth side of Military avenue, across Helt rallwuy. Wesusido of 45th street, block 1, West Side, 4 feet wide, temporary grade. East side of #:nd street, lots 1, 0. Hanscom Place, 6 féet wide rade. g REPATR OLD WALKS, North side of Blondo street, lots 2 to 6inclu- sive. block | Parker's add. North side of Blondo stret, lots 2, & 4, block rker's add, Westside of 20tk street, lot 2. Llock 20, Wil- cox's 2nd add, South side ‘of Murtha street, lot 1 block 12, Tmprovement association ndd South side of Bancroft street, lots 1,5, 10, Dlock 19, Wileox's 20d_ndd. South ' side of Maple st block I, A8, Patrick's & West's do of 20th strect, A5 Patrek's wdd West side of 23Lh street, lot 105, Glse's and. Cast side of 2t street. Lax Lot 17, sec, 221313 West side of 20th streef, tux ot 1 sec, 22151 North side of Poppleton avenuc, lots 15, 16,17, block 5 Shull's 20d East sido of 2ith street, lots 14, 16, 16,17, 18, Franklin Bqu st side of sub. North side of Ohlo street, lots 10, 11, 6 Den'se's add South side of C 7, Shion's add, viaduet 15, 17,block permanent t. lots 4,5 1.2, 4, block § 2ih strect, lots 1, Benzon's Llock les street, lots 1, PoW. BIRKNAUSER, Chalrman of Board of Publie \V Quaubs, April 1014, 16 . 4, blook GALLAGHER, Omaha,Neb [SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. JRORSALE A i pay in carpente verétt, Couneil 1 1 young horse. Wil take work. " Apply to Leonurd uirs, 00 TOWA furms for sale. Improved 16) acres in Ha 1000 per ueres 12) neres, fmprov res, #1000, For barsains L farms eall on or write ) & Van Patten, Council Bluir: JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —City and E.IL Sheafe, B'way and Mai Ful:lucw—nwm. ns in il parts of ity E.IL Sheafe, Broadway wnd Main. Ok SALE -Acroage no fruit aud gurdon puary i, Broadway snd Muin stroc W, Shoafe, PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND CURBING, Sealed proposals wil, be received by the un- dorsi “ne i until 1:30 o'clock p.m.. May for the following kinds of paving minterial, viz: Sheet asphaltum, Sloux 1515 or other gran Wihite Co'orudo sandston Ked Colora lo sandstone, Woodruil, Kis., ston Vitrified briek And brick block tions, and for for curbin Red Colorado sandstone, White Colorado sundstone, Berea sundstone, Alluceording 1o specifications, For paving il curbing parts of the follow- ing streets and wyenues in the city of O ha, comprised In streot smprovement districts Nos. 420, 424, 423, $20, 427, 425, 420, 430, 411, 452, 183, all according to specifica- ¢ tollowing kinds of material A0k, 4055, B, 5T, 408, 400, M5 18 ind 44, ordered dmproved by Ordinanco No. 3012, and more puart.cularly deseribed us follows, viz: of Hickory —Gth street streel to U street 0. 42— 1o of 10t street, No. 42%—121h stre:t from the south 1i; Jones street 1o strect from the south 1f north iine of Leavenworth street 10 the from the west ast line of 1th 0 of worth line of Leavenwords pencer street from Shern nuo (o Hth strcet No, 43 hrop strect from Sher 0 131D Street No. 43—Burt street from the w 151 strect o the oast e of 16th st No. 420-Spruce street from tho v 0 street Lo the east 1ne of 2 No. 40—Cuss street (o strec No. 431-Masou street from 20th Avenuoe, No. #i2-Mauson street from the east line of U SLroet 1o the east Hine of st streot No. 45— stroet from the north ine of Eu- id place 1o the north 1ine of Woolworth wye- nue. No. 41— California street from 15th strect to 16th stroot 1o, 45— Izard street from 12Lh street to 14eh stroet, No. §i6—Parker stroot from 24th strect to the ast 1ine of 20Ul strect. No. 4 T-Seward stroet from 23th street, No, 435 -Chicago streot f asiroet, No. 4if) 1 strect fr e west line of #hinn's nddit No. 4li=Sterman avenue from south lne of Grand avenue Lo Fort streot, No. Hl—ith strect from Farnam street £5 the north ine of Davenport streoet No. 412 Davenport stioet strect from 3th strect 1o 40t strcet. No. 44i=40th street from the south line of Digh Cipore strest 1o Ouinin £ stroet . 4= Madison awvenii from 1l strect to Shermun avenio. And for paving of No. 450 St A Ey's avenue between tho west line of 2oth’ stroct and the east Hue of 7th stroet, Each bid for pavinz to specify a price per square yard for the paving compioto on eich street and avenuo sepuratoly, Eaeh bid for Curbing Lo speoify u pric iineal foot for irhing completo « cet wnd avenue pirately, in said § ent districts, Work to o with pinps and specific oflice of t board of public works, uposul to an ave- ) ave- t line of sot. st line of hstrect, ' sirect Lo 24th I street to ) 22 street to Caldyw 24Uh street to on printed blanks by tho board, and (o be weconpin- fed by u ceriified check in the sum of #50, pay- able to the eity of Omulis, us a0 evidente of good falth. The Loard rescrves the right to award the | contracton all the sald districts toseth ¢ or 1oeuch distriet separatoly, for the different inds of muterial, subjoct 10 the sdlection of tho muterial by the PROPErLY OWners, OF My - orand elty coindl. to reject any or ull and o wulve defecis . W. BI Chairman Bourd of Public Works. Owaha, Neb, April Is, In To owners of dogs in the You are hereby notified that dog tugs for the year 182 aro uow ready for delivery. — Tugs ust be obtuined within ten days from ¢ city of Omaha: of this notic Any doz founi Lirge uutazged after suld pounded Omaha Medieal and Suezical IN STITUTE. g [0 { L INFIRMARY CTREATMENT «—OF ALl ~ Chronic and Suraial Disasas Best facilities, apparatus nnd Romedios for succossful treatment of overy form of diseaso requiring modioal or surzoal troatmer 8 bods for pationts, board and attendancs . Best wecomodations in the west. Write for circulars on deformitios and braces, trusses, club foot, curvatiires of snine, plles, Lunors, ¢ ineer, catarth, bronehitis, ins ialufon, electricity, paralysis, opllepsy, kids neg, b addoer, ove, 8ar, skin an'l blood and all surdieal oporations, PAQPR ASPECIALTY, DISEASES OF WOMEN .55 A0 Bt Women FREE. Wo have lately ad lod a 1y Ings in departnient for women during confineiment strictly vrvate) Only Reilablo Modleal Las SULULO mALing n Speciiity ot PRIVATE DISIEASES All Tood Diseasos suceosstuily Syphiiitie Pofson romoved from thy systom Without mercury - Now Restorative roat= troatol, April 15, 1603 ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- ablo to VIS us may be troatod at home by corrospon tence, Al _communications confis dential. Medicines or instraments sont Ly miil orespress, securoly packod, no marks indicate contents or sendor. One porsonal fns terylew preferro . Call and consult us or sond Listory of your case, and wo will send in pla WEAPDOF, OUE FREE: Upon Urivate. BOOK T0 MEW, LiCE: (F 0 i cases, Tmpotency, Syphills, Gieot unt Varleos cole, with question ist, Braces, Appliances for Deformitles & Trusoa Only nunutactory inthe Westof DEFO &M~ 1T APPLIANCES, TRUSSES, rrio BATTERIES AND BEL1S. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institate, 26th and Broailway, Co ‘neil Bluffs Ten minutes' ride from contor of Omaha on Omuha and Council Blufts oioetric motor (s THE GRAND HOTEL, Counecil Bluffs, Iowse New, modern, well-appointed, thor oughly woll-kept, $3 a day. E. F. CLARK, Prop. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Blutts. Capltal steek o Surplus and Protits §150,000 50,000 Net Capital ani Surplus 230,000 Directors 1. D, Edmuady L Shages 100, o PRITEARIRY L0V ey 1 Cliatle It Hnnnan Shet goneral bank= iz business, Lurzoat capital and surplus of anly Lunl in Southwestern lowa N TEREST ON TIME DE“?OSITSV 1R R ST P S W. C. ESTEP, Fueral Diraclor, Embalmer 14 N, MAIN 8T., COUNCIL BLUFFS, Chas. Lunkley, Funcrnl Director and Underta 811 Broadway, Council Blulfs, [Arrvs Omas_ S0)n m vdln m 0.0) p m 8D m BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER Depot 10th and Mason Sts, Denver Vestibulo Limitod | Arrives 10,15 0 710 p m 710 pm 540 p mi 15 n m UF Ex o Lincoln Lin Y od (Exe: ol L = 5 n Depot 1ith wid Mas ) o m . Knnwas City Day oxp 50 oK O NIght Bxp via U. 1 UNION PACIFIC, | A Unlon Depot10th and Marey Sts Beatrico I Omnhn 555 p m ives Omnhn. 700 pm iatrield £x(ex Sun)! 1 110 Xpross. .. .. TCHICAGO, 1L L & PACIFIC, | Union Depot ith & Marey Sta Atlantic Kxjpress.. Vestihule Express. -Night Express - CHICAGU. 16 1 & PACIFIC | Unlon Dopot 10t 'and Marcy St Donver Limitod Denvor Expross. Kuisas Cly ) LS nday) 1 p m ven [CHICAGO, ML & 1. PAUL[Arive alin| UL depot and Maray Ste. | Omiaba ~.Chlcugo Expross LlChioao Expross. .. » SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. [Arrives Depot. 10th and Marey Sts BI0uX Cliy Punsenzor.... St Puul Expross RIOUX CITY & B ACIFIC Depot. 15th and Webstor ats. St Vaul Dinlted Teaves [CHICAGO & NORTILW E: Omana U1 dupot: 100 ana Marey x| 0 n m{(£x. Bun'y) Carroll Passwiizor Vo m| Cillonws Expro 00 0 m| stibilo Limitod b m S Eastorn Fiyer (3%, Kab) Chie. Pass. (15x. M1t aven OMATIA & ST, LOUILS, _Omaha|U. P depot, 10th and Marey Sta T m) St Louls Cannon Ball & MO, VAL Dapit. Toth and Webl dwood Fx at) Wyo. K orfolk (Ex. Su St Paul Kxpro C., 5T, 1, M. & O Depot. 15th and Webster Sts Sicux Ol €50 p i “Goink Hust W00 a m 403 p m 010 p m “Going | West »om 205 1w 0w Wost. ERTTT T nom i €0 @ pm 10 b oml Teaves Omaha Omntin Wap o 0058 1 3 | 2105 W Rosh m o 2AL [Arrives i 26y @ iy ¥ = Dnana| 0w s (. Nigit) iiny) Upm 4 pm ul limited wanger (e Sund'y)| 843 MISSOURT PACIFIC POt 15th and Webster 8ty 00w w8 Louls Express ey St Louls Express CHICAGO, R 1 & PACIFIC Union Dopot.Counell iiuffe Night K s Atlaatic Expross " Vestibule Limited | K. C., 8T. JOE & C. B. Union Depot, Counctl Blufts Kansas City Day ESpross ity Night Exjiress TICAGO, BURL'N & QUINUY. Unlon Depot, Council Bluffs Chicago Expross Chicako Express Croston lLocal OMALA BT LOULS Union Depot. Connell iiuts £t Louls Canon Ball., SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Unlon Depot. Counel! Blufts Sloux City Accommodation St sl Expras CHICAGO & SORTIHW “Union Depot, Connell Blufs Vestibule Limited watern Klyar ) Atlantio Mail (Ex Mon Curioll Vnsvenger .. ... ator| il p 100 8 m oy w Transtor