Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1892, Page 3

~ e . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFIFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STRE! Leiivered Ly Carrler to any pattot the City . W. TILTON, - MANAGER « | Business Office TFLEPHONES] Night Editor -_— MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Blufts Lumber Co., eoal. Crafus chattel loans. 204 Sapp blook. Stove and cord wood dry. For saie at Thatcher's, 16 Main streot. Storage, IRates reasonable. Inquire 22, 24 and 20 Pearl street. J. R. Snyder, Ihe engagement of Miss Babeock of Omaha to Charles Hass of this city is an- nounced. mer Van Peterson aled Saturday at tho residence of his parents, X004 South Twentieth street, aged four month he funeral will oceur this afternoon at 2 o'clock. There will be a_regular mecting of St. Alban’s lodge No, 17, at_Knights of Pythias hall, this evening, Work in thoe first and sccond degrees, By order of the C. C. The adjourned meeting for the election of trustees of Grace congregation, the new Episcopal society that meets on Fast Pierce stroet, for the coming year, will be held at tho residence of Mrs. Harris, corner First and Pierce streets, on tomorrow evening. 1t is desired that ril interested in Gruce church will bo profent. A numbcaol changes have been made in {lie time of traius over the Burlington. The times of the the acrival and departure of tho various trains if as follows: Creston local, arrive. 10:35 8, m.; depart. 8:30 p, m. Chi- cago express, arrive, 9:15 a. m.; dopart 10:1% a. m. Chicago local, arrive, 5:35 p. m.3 depart, p. m, 'ho police have beon trying to rid the city ang the past few days of the vags who m to bo swarming in from no one knows where. On Saturday and Sunday seven of them wero arrested on the charge of grancy, whilo fully three times asr wero notified to leave town within ten min utes or bo locked up, choosiog tho latter alternative. The idea is being agitated by the friends of the High school in this eity of joining the Stato Oratorical association” whose coutest wns held last week at Creston. Counell Bluffs has naver been ropre- sented in any of tho contests of the association on account of the lack of in- terest taken in oratorical matters, butof late interest has been awakened and it is prob- ablo that anothar year will see Council Biuffs in tho assoclation. Mr. ana Mrs. J. J. Brown entortained a high five party last Thurs. evening at their home, corner of Seventh street and Fifth avenue, in honor of Mr. und Mrs. E. M. Gault, who were on the point of leaving for the east. The followiag guests wure oresent: Mes and Mesdanies 1. M. E. H, Merriam, S. Parnsworth, H, C. William Moore, D. Bushnell, Mrs, Ryen and Mrs. Ke Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Key and Mr. Gault. A couple of boys were digging a post-holo in » Stewart's pasturos at tho head of Fourteenth avenue, when they came across a Toutilated canvass sack containing threo §1 pleces and twenly nickels, all of them counterfeit. Where they camo from 18 & mystery, but the stufl is sup- posed to have been buried by a gang of coun- torfeitors that onco operated in the neigh borhnod, Appearances indicate that tho burial took place many years ago. Charles Goff, an ex-member of the Salv: f1on army who has given up tho faith, b been the cause of considerable annoyanco on numerous occasions lately by r boisterous actions durinz the the army. Yesterday afternoon he att the mecting in the barracks on Bryant street, but tefore the close of tho meeting an ofticer was called and he was taken to the volico station on the eharge of disturbing ro- ligious worship, He was visited by a num- ber of the soldiers of the army after ho had been incarcerated, and somo of them tried to have him released on bail. Tho members of the committeo appointed by the Grand Army post to make urrange- ments for the Decoration day exercises is prosecuting the work with vigor, ard an interesting celebration may bo looked for. ~ The celebration will bo during tho Methodist conferenco in Omaha, and Bishop Newman of that city has agreed to help the boys out in the work of securing speakors for the occasion. They bave their eves especially on _Earl Clair and Chaplain McCabe of New York, and it 13 probable that one or the other will be secured. At auy rate, Omaha will be tilled to the brim with Metbodist ministers from all parts of the civilized world, and it will not be difficult to get speaiers to' fill up the program. e Another Drinker Cure The Blanchard institute, at 555 Broad- way, Council Blulls, has n failed to cufe quickly and permanently evory case of alcoholism treated. Read what another Council Bluffs citizen says of the treatment: COUNCIL BLUFFS, la., April 23.—To My Many Friends and the Publie n- erully: Ifor the past 40 years I have been a hard drinking man, ‘T began taking treatment at the Blanchard Gold Care institute on the 11th of April and am now satisfied that my days of intoxica- tion are over, for all appetite for whisky is entirely destroyed. I am satisfied ' am cured of the curse, and I cheerfully recommend the treatment to iny friends. T have u better appetito and sléep botter than I have for muny yea HE Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, RMAN DROC Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Bullard of Chicago are 1 the city visiting relatives, Mrs. Benson Bond of Craig, Mo., is in the city tho guest of Mrs, Saran Koy, Prof. A. Hart is dangerously ill. It was reported yesterday that Lo could not live more thau u couple of days at most. . H. A. Cox has gone to Chicago to attend the funeral of A, T. Thatcher, who died from injuries received while stoppiug from a traln at La Porte, Ind,, last week, General E. I, Test, who was confined to his bome by illness during the session of the grand jury and was unable to appear baforo that body and answer inquirics as to the publication of u scurrilous sheet on election day, has purtially recovered, and was upon tho street Saturday for tho' first time since the grand jury adjourned on Wednesday, ——— Patronize blue ico wagons for Mo, river channel ice. Mulholland & Co, Tel. 162, Hotel Gordon, 836 Broadway, has re- cently changed hands, and is being thor- oughly renovated, Clean buds; prompt service; table first cluss, L We have our own vinayards In Califor nia. Jarvis Wine compuny, Co. Biuifs Y. M, " A, Biase Ball, A game of base ball took place Saturday afternoon on the grouuds at the corner of Second avenue and Tenth street, between the Young Men's Christian assoclation niue and & picked he two clubs wero composed 8y follows: Young Men's Christian association, Poutius, Rutherford, hrounnr, Aylesworth, Hogeland, Baldwin, T'horntoa, Greene and Muthor, Picked tine, Burke, Vanderburg, C. Shefferli, Yanvey, Lover, L. Schefferli, Jamison, Daily and Baker. The game resulted~in o victory for the association club by a score of 24 to ¥2. L 1f out of order, uso Beecuam's Pills, e Thomas Tostevin, civil engineer and surveyor, over DeVol's, 504 Broad way —— . H, Sheafe has money toloan on real estate and chattels, Broadwsy and Main, — e Are you going to paint? And did you know that you ean save money and get better paints at Davis’' than any other place in the eity? That’s a fact, - — Jarvis’ wild olackberry is the best. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Diecovered an Opium Den and Becured the Proprietor, HOW THE POLICE ARRANGED THE ARREST Yee Wing Taken In with His Place in Fall Operation=Two Young Men Acted w8 Cappers—Lacal News Notes. Yee Wing is the name of an almond-eyed gentleman who has been out of the Flowery Kingdom jnst long enough to learn the art of swearing successfully in the United States, and who does up collars and cuffs, while you wait, at his little shanty on Broad near the corner of Seventh streot. A fow days ago it came to tho ears of tho police that Wing had something be- sides a laundry at the aforesaid shanty, and they accordingly set about finding what the mysterious somothing was which seemed to bo 80 enticing to the white people who oc- casionally visited the back room of the estab- lishment. Saturday night the police securca the sor- vices of a counlo of young f:llows who had been “hitting the pipe” right along to assist them in getting Wing by the neck, The two young fellows entered the place and intimated that they would furnish a proper consideration 1f Mr. Wing would furnish a pipe. A bargain was made, and at tho signal which bad been agreed upon the police entered by the front aud back doors simultaneously ana found the joint in full ~ opera tion, A look of desperation stole ir.to Wing's innocent eyes when he saw that he had-beon cornerod and he gave the apparatus a blow that sent it flying in all airections and broke the pipes, lamp and other fixtures in pie The fragments were picked up and carried along with their owner to the police station, whero the outfit will be brougat before Judge McG orning. Wing sent word to Omaha and yesterday he was visited by something more than half of tho entire Chinese quarter of that vlace, all of whom wauted to get him roleased on bail. SPE JIAL DR 00DS SALE At the Boston 5tor WOOL DRESS GOODS DEPT. Owing to the miserabie spring weather the patronage atour dress goods counter has not beeu up to our expectations. In order to reduce our present stock before the warm weather and make room for our line of finer grade of wash goods, or This Week. summor dress goods, ete., we will placo on sale at our dress goods counter the following numbersat special sale prices, We want it distinetly un- derstood that the following prices only last during tho dress goods sale, and after sale customers wanting more mi- tervial will please understand that goods are not at sale prices. This we mention to avoid any trouble that may arisc, Lot 1, 17 shades of William . Re celebrated Lansdowno. This we guur- antee the genuine article, the manufuc- s name stamped on selvage every five yards. Tho universal price $1.: our ‘price during sale, 9Sc (colors on Lot 2, all wool Urench serge, 46 inch wide, full range of slovs, sold for X Lot 8, 43-inch blael Henriotta (war- ranted all wool) rench dyes, beautiful finish, sold for 75¢, price for this sale, Lot 4, case of 40 pieces 3S-in. colored mohairs (also creams) never sold less than ame goods cost 42ic to im- port, for sale at our dress goods counter at 29¢. Lot 5, over 25different styles of spring suitings in new effects, including checks, diagonals, stripes and mixtures; this i8 certainly the best value on the mar ket at 50c a yard. Lot 6, just received, another new line of Koechlin, Baumgartner & Co. all wool challies, making an assortment of over 40 pieces of all the latest chintz coloring ‘and newest designs in the American market, sold everywhere for 65¢; our price, as usual the lowest, 59¢ a yard, “ We show a complete assortment of creams and tints in the following weay Wool crepes, bedford cords, henriettas, bengalines and lansdownes at remarkably low pr SILK DEPARTMENT. This department at present 18 the most_complete in our store showing a full line of every new and desirable weave in the market, at prices which we can guarantee with confic Figured Chin 5 20-inch figured china silks in black grounds in very desivable patterns ut e, worth 69¢. 24inch China silics in scroll patterns and good chintz colorings at 65¢, worth 90c. 24-inch C in small patterns for blouse wuists and dress styles in grays and tans for 75¢, same goods sold for £1.00, Changenble taffeta silk,very desirable goods for trimming, also waists, our price $1.00, Naturs autong Pongee, the latest craze marked 4 and The. ’I2 DI CHIN A large assortment o silk crepe de chines also the new Stanley crepes in an endless variety of colorings. Goods 24 inches wide for 90c, worth $1.25, BLACK SILKS, New taffeta silks for skirting 75c. a!Il(,n,y:nl armure silk 98¢, usual price 25, Different weave in cry just veceived, worth $1 our price, 00¢, 24-inch faille and 22-inch gross grain silks will put on sale at $1,00, will compare with any $1.83 silk in the mar- ket. 06 our 22.inch reau de soiu at $1,00, a speciul bargain, We show a grade in black chines,don’t fail to see thein; 2 for at 69¢ and 27-inch at 75¢ ands31.00, Don’t miss this special dress goods THIS WL BOSTON STORE, HAM, WINTELAW & Co,, Council Blufls, la. o bengaline, Foruenri Plltering Poseys, The long delay of spring, combined with the luxuriance aud beauty of the Council BlUffs greenbouses, makes a visit 10 these Elysian fields more than usually delight- ful at the present time, This beauty, and the gloomy weather yesterday, brought out a larger than ordiuary number of visitors at Casper's conservatory. There never has been any objection 1o any porson strolling through the aisles of tho acres of gluss covered troples, but if there are as muny vilferers every day as there were scattered through the crowds yester- day an order may be expected forbidding ail visitors the delightful privilege of goiug through the houses and eojoying tbe fragrance and beauly of the rare flowers unless they are accompanied by some of tbe employes. number of piiferers were caught stealing both plants and flowers, who were quietly asked 10 vay for them or return them, and & number were observed slyly pilfering ' who were not ox- posed. Oue Of these was & young lady, uc- companied by two little girls, who' ‘went away with a lot of rare rosebuds under their cloaks and their ears tingiing with the com- ments made Ly Lhose whosaw the mean little act. e Dropped from the Post, For some time past there “as been troutle brewing in Abe Lincoln post, Grand | Army of the Republie, although but little has beeu suid on the outside by the members. Saturday 'n&uhl the trouble came w0 & head aud re suited in the name of Major Georgo H. Rick- mond being dropped from the roll of the lodge by a unanimous vote. The aifficulty between Richmond and the post be- gan soon after ho joined fn 188§, when thers was a discussion as ts_the pay- ment of certain dues which Richmona claimed he had already paid but had never been credited with, It was not until after the recent election, however, that there was an open ruptare. It will be remembered that Ricnmond was a candidate for the office of eity surveyor and was snowed under along with almost all his col leagues on the democratic ticket. Ho has blamed the Grana Army boys for his defeat, and, it is alleged, hus made somo very bitter romarks against them, individ- ualiy and as a society. 1t finally became ov- ident that he would not fraternize with the post, and his name was accordingly aropped rom the roll. S Wall Paper. Tho newest designs, the largest stock and by far the lowest prices is at the BOSTON STORE. Istimates furnished for papering. Nothing but the best paperhangers employed. Kverything guaranteed. Figure with us when you want papering done. BOSTON STOR Council Bluffs, — Celebrated the Te Anniversary. The Young Men's Christian aswociation celebrated its tenth anniversary last even- ing. Almost every church in tho city ad- a journed 1ts services and tho result was the First Prosbyterian * church, where the union moetiug was held, was crowded to almost its utmost capacity iv spito of u steady drizzling ram that kept fallng all during tho evening Rovert ~ Weidensall, one of tho inter- national sccretaries of the association, was one of the main attractions. Mr. Weidensall has an encrgotic way of speakine that enables him to say a great deal in a very short time, and last night, at the rato of 240 words a minute or thereabouts, he sald as much as many men would have had trouble in saying in forty-eight hours. He oxborted tho people of Council B to maiutain their association at ail haza and_provido the support for it that it de- serves, He painted in graphic language the work done by the association all over the country, and dwelt especially upon that done among railway men und in colleges. Ho urged that steps be_taken at once 10 iuterest the moneyed men of tho city in the project of erecting an association building that should enablo it to do the worl it is intended for to better advantage. “The report of the treasurer was read by L. G. Knotts, and shows tne collections during s the year to have amounted to & and the disbursements to §1,903.60, leavicg a bal- anco in tho treasury of $L.71. General Secrotary J. C. Rose also made a report which contained the following outline of the work done during the past year: Num- ber of regular meotings held, 52; railroad meetings, 23; meetings during the weck of prayor, G: bible training class on Mon- days: meetings for the study of the Sunday school lessons on Saturdays; special meotings in churches, 5; new mem- bers secured, 142; entertainments given, socials, 8; periodicals in the readiug room — dailics, 6, weeklios, 25; monthlies, 20. He He also reviewed the work of the associa- tion in the pymnasium and left the audienco to judge of the amount of good done by the offect upon the members, ftor a solo by E. W. Peck, zoneral secre- tary of the " Des Moines association, Dr. A, H. Carter, of tne Chris- tian church, was iutroduced ata de- livered the ' address of the evening. Ho stated that 1moral degradation was the result of ignorance of God, and that con- sely moral elovation must result from a knowleage of God. This knowledge may come from a study of his work: “It does not require & scientific knowl- edge,” said the speaker; “‘botter than that is a reverent heart, David did not koow much aswonomy but he could look up with & reverent heart and say, “Ihe heavens declaro the glory of God, uud tho firmament showeth his handiwork.’ As the architect built him a houso of such a pattern that the pillurs would show his name whon viewed from a certain standpoint, so God created tho universe so that one may see his name every- whero if he looks aright. And as we look at the 10,000 stars, at the ocean or at a little flower that we may pick up from beneath our feot, what must we think of the God that created these things? *‘We may also obtain knowledge of God through the study of His book. As we go from Eden to the isle of Patmos let us listen for tho footfalls of God. Let us walk with Enoch. Let us recline with Jacob at the foot of the ladder upon which the angels ascended and descended. Let us view the burning bush with Moses. Let us follow John the Bapiist iato the wilderness, let us follow the heroes of this book until wo rest amla the splendors of Potmas und in all let us study Gog, for it is God that inspires and dircets.” The program was varied with music by Colonel L. W, Tulley’s orchestra, consistiniz ot the Misses Ella Luring and Claire Cham- berlain and Mes Goft, Retallick, L. W. Tulleys, Cnarles Tulleys and W. L. Murphy. At the close a collection was taken, is which quite o sum was raised to help tho associa- tion iu its work. t's Sarsapariiia cleanses the blood, ——— A Porfect Combination. Beautiful weather—beautiful, stylish millinery—low prics—Louis'—Masonic block. Dew! —— Swanson Music Co., Masoaic temple. Genuine Rov prings coal at Thatcher’s, 16 Main strect, always on hand. o R redt Will Get Unir ns. A meeting of the Vetoran Firomen’s as- sociation is cailed for this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Itescue engine house. Among the business to come before the meet- ing will be the discussion of plans for raising _moncy to buy uniforms for the members of the association, It has al- ready been decided to purchase umforms, but just what the nature of the uniforms will pe is yet to be decided. The association is planuing for a ball to be giveu in the near future for the purpose of raising the mneces- sary funds. —_—— The Hercules luwn mower, with inch whee 10- s, will cuv high grass and work - essier than any other mower made. We keep algo the genuine Phil- adelphin mower and several other ma- chines that we can scll choaper than the cheupest, New relvigeratros; carload just recelved Dauntloss and Warwick vicyeles, 11 Pearl street, Reitor, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the A wtest styles and newest goods, Satisfaction yuiranteod. Rtic Montana, Grear Favus, Mont., April 23,—The rich- est mineral ever found in this state is re- ported from Neihart, in the Little Beit dis- 1t 15 & new district on the lower level trict, _So Harry. Bottles of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC relieved me of a severe Blood trouble, It has also caused my Lair 16 grow out again, a8 it had been falling out by the band full. Afier trying many physicians in vain, I am so happy to find a cure in 5.8.8.—0. 1I. ELvert, Guiveston, Tex, 8 mhy forcing out germs of disease and the poison as well, g Ttis entirely vegetable and harmless, Treatise on Blood and Skin mailed free, BWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO,, Atlanta. Ga. Proposils for Gas and | t narked trie Laght Sealed bid hall, Owmal this ol 0 furnish b specifications. The en! #12,000.00, for furnishing and 12 these fix-+ tures. A certifipd choci of $1.00100to accon- pany each bid. The right Is reserved 11 reject suy or all bid TuEO. OL8EN, R22-25-2T-Wil-4-0 Cowptroller, bid for combined gas fixtures, for the now city aska,” will be recelved ut Tth, 1802, 0 pluns und ro cost not o exceed ac WHEN EVANS &b SAYS APRIL 25, 1892 SHOES CHEAP” IT MEANS CHEAP SHOES. I have bought the finest lot of Spring and Summer Shoes that have ever been offered to the Council Bluffs and Omaha trade. Everything new and the styles the very latest. The weather has been against us, but it prices will be any inducement to you I will dre your feet in the very best for the same price that you can buy ordinary and cheap shoes for elsewhere. Ladies” Shoes, plain, tipped, kid top, cloth top, patent trim, lace or button, on any last, all widths and sizes, goods that haven’t been out of the factory over two weeks, in prices ranging from $2.00 to $5,00, and I challenge any oue to duplicate my prices on same quality of goods. In Oxfords I have almost anything in vesting: southern ties, bootees, princess and numbers of others. S cloth, or dongola tops, patent tips or plain, Prices on these will be cut to $1.25 to $3.50. These are goods that would be hard to duplicate in either city for less than $2.00 to $5.00. I have plenty of goods and they must go at some price. fake, and that my motto is: Remember, I never advertise a "RVERY PAIR WARRANTRED. F. H. EVANS, 412 Broadway, COTITCIIL BLTUIES. BAKING s POWDER. Q5 ozs.ForR 255, ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT. PAXTON & GALLAGHER, Omaha,Neb Healthful, Agreeahle, Cleansing. Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. Removes and Prevents Dandruff. WHITE RUSSIAN SQ&P. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS Purely Vegetable and Strictly Reliable. They act DIRECTLY and l‘lw.\ll"l'L\' on the Liver and Stomach, restoring the constipated organs to healthy activity and are a POSITIVE and PERFECTLY SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK HEAD- ACHE, BILIOUSNES wnd all other discases arising from a disordered con- dition of the Liver and Stomach, They are the Only Relible Vege Pill Bold; They are Perfectly Tar re I'urely Vogotable; Tey Them. ble Liver less; They DR Schenck's Book on Consumption, Li Compluint und Dyspopsia Sent Free. R. J. 1. SCHENCK & SON, Philadolphla, Pa DR. MILES' lr YOU bave one of the following NEW CURE HEART SYMPTOMS, —ronmue— L4 ¢ ¢ Look ouT! HEART. Is a safe and 1elia- ble remedy for Pal- ion of Heart, o in Side, Asthe ma, Short reath, Fluttering, Dropsy, Oppression, Wind in Stomach, Ireg- vlar Pulse, Chol ing Sensation in ‘Throat, Uneasy §tnmhunnm('| !fi:. mothering Spells, Dy Night: et Dr, and Startling Facts, DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind, For Sale by Kubn & Co. 1) of the Montana anine. The vein is eight inches thick and asspys from £2,000 Lo 20,000 a ton. The ore 18 fairly streaked with ready silver, Iteparts of sucn discoveries of gola continuo L0 cori from the Little Rock: ies southeast of Chltiool e Rallvesd Matters New Youk, April 25.—An ovening papar : Messrs, Magoun and McCook of the Atchison bave goue 1o California to examine into Atchison aflairs. It is understood that the road is uot satisfied with the voiume of trafiie it is getting out of Calitornia, the Southiern Pacitic dominating things in that state, A statement tonay that W. W. Astor hag resigned from the directory of the Dolaware & Hudson Canal company, and sold his hold jugs of the stock of that company to the Vanderbilts, 18 positively sud officially deniod. He has not sold his stock and there ure now no vacancies in the Delaware & Hudsou board aud the recent munagers of the company bave alrcady received o Uiy of tho proxios for o anaual ol May 10. . ‘Tho largest knife 1o America is supposed to bsin Cinelonath, [t has fifty-six blade and is a chest of tools in itself, containing alwost auything from u toothpick t cigar. Junch, from a bair of scissors Lo 4 bund-saw. tls for sule at §500 aud weighs thirteen pounds. 43, ordered 4D Foster & Co\. Cotneil Bluts, 1a Fropo the Hoard of Health, Bourd of Heulth. 0 Lo rejoct uny or il Lids. May 2, 1802, & material, ¥ for the following kinds of pa viz: Sheet asphaltur s or other granite, 0.orado ndstone, Red Colora 10 sandstone, Woodruff, X tone, Vitritied brick And brick block . nll according to specifica- tions, and for the following kinds of material for curbin Red Colc White viz: 1o sandstove, lorado sandstone, ndstone, cording 10 spec For paving und curbing pi ications. 180 the follow: fag streets and avenues in the city of Umahi. ot _impra gnt, dIstricts 7 2, 4, , 44, 437, 48, & inproved by nd more purt.culurly de 3012, ribed us follows, south lino of o of Hickory 5—6th street from th o streob to the north street, No. {2—Leavenworth strect from the west line of 10 strect cast line of 11th ) strect o the —12th street from the south reet to north line of Leavenworch street, X No. 420—Spencer atrect from Sherman ave- nue to 24th street. No. Lathrop street from Sherman ave- nue to 18th svreet. No. 423—Burt street from the west line of 15th street o the east line of 16th street. No. 42)—Spruce street from the west line of 22d stroet to the eust line of 24th strect. No. 450—Cuss street from 224 strect to 24th street. No. 3l—-Mason street from 20th strect to fason street from the cast line o the east line of st stre 5 No. 41— street from the north line of T clid plice o the north line of Woolworth u. California street from 15th strect to t. ard street from 12th screet to 14th from 24th street to the 24th street to street to ago stroet from 22 t fron dditic anavenue from south line of 1ue to Fort street, \ ith street from i‘arnam street to the north line of Davenport street i No. 412—Davenport street street from 39th Ctto 40Lh street. No. 4#—10th street, from the south line of Dayenport stroet 10 Cuminz street. ). 414—Madison avenuc from 1ith street to dweil stre ith street to st n And for No. 430— Itne of street, Each bid for pavin ivenue et st line of ith street und the e are yard for the pav © on e Hgt Son Euen bid for to specify a price per’ Al foot for omplete on cucli street and avenue ately, in said fmprovement districts. ork to be done In and specifications on file in the ol bourd of publie work sh proposal to | vished by the be fed vy a cortifiea eh able to the city of O £00d faith, The bourd reserves the r contracton all the suid dist on ench district se) kinds of material, subj the muterial by the prope or i‘IlIl| 4'|l{ |-(l|lu|r| ll.l to re, and to wuive defects. 7. W, BIRKITAUSER, y Board of Public Works. April 18, 1802, April 1810 Or the Liguor Kabit Positively Cured by admintsiering Dr. Haines' den Speeltie, bogiven inu cup ol col thoknowledgo of by ‘and will effeot (e the of caser, and 1n lowed. {tnever with thie £peoin: for e fiatior sp CoUen" WEEERIE & 45 Dae baok of Dartis Kuhn & Co.. 15th and is. Wholosa n Druz ith pinns ce of the on printed blanks ud 1o be bt to aw cts tozether or for tho diffcrent 110 the sulection of Ly OWNCES, OF miLy- t any orall bids, [ Omaha, N mlen moderate drinker or given iu thous perfect oure h and 15th & b, liruce & Co. a.Nel It i ’ i TAKEAPILL Hobb's Are the Bast on - Act flelll.lyl.’il"l r:nwu. DR. HOBB'S Iy on the D. LITTLE Vegetable ers nud Colds, thorough- ly cleansing tho system of disease, ond cures habitusl coustipation They are sugar coated, do not gripe, very small, casy 1o take, aud purel vegetable. 45 pills in eac! vial. Perfect digestion follgws tiior use. Ty absolutoly eure sick he ache, and are recommend. d by leading physicians. For sale by leading pelling Teadaches, Fey- e e druvluln or sent by mall; €5 cts. & vial, Address 'S MEDICINE CO., Props., San Francisco or Chicago, R SALE IN OMAIA, KEB., BY th & Douiglas St Cour Co., Cor. 141l & Dougias Sta, I Dead Animais, 14t the rooms of ontinentul bulld- Hauullong i1l be Sealed bids oly ing. until 12 noon. Miy 7, for the rewmovai of dead aniuinls for tie city of Omaha. for one yeur. Contraet to conform wih the ity ordi- Dauces and be subject to the rules of the A certitied eheck of $100.00 each bid The rizht s reserved A B SouERs, Becy. Bd. of Heaith, i u2.dutdl line of i City Ticket Office: SAYE YOUR EYESIGHT OPTICAL HOUSE OF THE ALOE & PENFOLD (0., 14 Scuthifth Sticet, NeattoPostoflice, Omaba Practical Upticians BOt weary or tire the eyos. Thoe frames properly ad- fusted to the face Eyes Tested Iree of Charge. Prices Low for First-class Goods. THE SHORTEST LING TO CHICAGD is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as represented on this map. Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at 6:20 p. m,, ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a.. m. 1501 Far- nara St., Omaha. F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent. C. C. Lincowy, Pass. Agent, THE GRAND HOTEL, Counzil Bluffs, lowa. modern thor- oughly well-kopt, $3 a day. E. B, CLARK, Prop. New, v 50, W 7 0T \ v spect storin, Dizzin s, Fit, A Henducho, Nervous Irostraton ‘causel by )l or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Dopros the Hraln, caustng insnnity, misery Old Age. Harrenots, for 85, Iy i order for kuarantee Lo refund IE 1oL cured. Guar by Goodmau brug Co., 110 Farnam St. i blood, edici & impure blood $iciven' Saoh el proper T pating ure benelited by tak) i, erons, 477 o SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFF3, TA D-Tmmediately, & compet tor general housework.” Mrs. k. ¢ stavenie, \ ‘772\ ED=A good eirl, House cloaning all one. Call wt15 Pourl stroct. MOR SALE Ol TRADE chstallion. b yenrs o0y ling. Address’A 10, Bee offee, Council Tniporte for s Llufrs. W0 IOWA farws for salo. in Harrison e mproved, 1200 in lowa ana Nel 1o Jolnson & Van 1! oR [} Tmproved 16) ncre ity 810,00 per o 5) ueres. $1i [ WrAins skis farins cull on or write ten, Council Biutls, OUANGE, . Sheaf i‘mn SAL Projur Clity und furm Wway and Main. Fop e In all parts of the ciiy. E. I Sheafe, Broadway und Main, PO SALE—Acroage noar city sdaptoed fo fruitauil gur urooses. | hoafo, Broudway uid Miin streots. STRAVED or stolon—April 2 two white pup pics, one with blick, tho othe: with 'ycl Jowish ‘eurs. Kinder reiurn to ) rs. E. Edwird, Transter £tock Yurds hotel, and’ receive ro- wisrd, KAGE and Commission—stoves. furn Lure, eue., stored und sold on commission at lowest rates. L. Kinnensi. #20 Broad way. W ANTED—Competent il by Mra” N Cusady. Apply ut office of J, I’ & J. N Casady, Omaha Medieal and Sureieal : IN STITUTE. ) Be & B INFIRMARY 7 FOR THR | TREATIENT -—OF ALL— ol 400 e Disases ilities, appar: and Remodlos [ overy form tical or i ind attendance t secomoditions In tho west, te for cir deformities and Draces, trusses curvituros of snin plics, tumors N, bronehitis, i haluiion, elec ysis, epllensy,’ kid= nev. boadder, oye, n'l blool and all surgical operations, A SPROIALTY, DISEASES OF WOMEN el L34S ¥ Vomen FREE, We havelatoly added a tyinzs in department for women during confineiont. strietly pr.vate) Only Reliublo Medleal Ins stituto making n Wty o o PRIVATIS DiSEA All Blood Diseuses succosstully troatol, Syphilitic D oved from tho systera lout e Now Restorative ‘iront- Y, ment for Loss of VITAL POW able to visi carrespon 1 ER. 18 un- may bo treated at home b 10n8 FoDR S s sent Ali_commun nes or instrume; securely packe tsor sender. Ono p ew preferred. Call and consult us or send history of your cuse, und wo wili send In plain Wrapper. our Upon BOOK 7O MEN, 5308 Uron brivate: cases, Tmpotency, Syphills, Gloot und Varico- cele, With question st Braces, Appliances for Deformities & Truses. Only manufuctory inthe Westof 1 €0k~ ITY AVPLIANCES, TRUSSLS, [ 'RIO BATIERIES AND BELT Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broaiway, Coancil Bluffa. Ten minutes' rido from center of Omaha on Omahia and Couneil Bluffs etectrio motor line. Private, G. W. PANGLE, M. D. Tho Good Samaritan. 20 Years’ Experionce. BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- SARY O Catarrh of the Head, eance of the Kyeand Ei Disease, Liver, Complai Nervous Debllity, sion, Less of Manhood, S8eminal Diabetes, Bright's Dicase, £t Vitus® flfi&?"m’.&.‘.{..mm, Taralysis, White Swelling, Bcrofuia, Fever Sores, Cancers, Tumors and Fistula in ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blogd. . Women with Ler delicate organs res 07396 nealih. . Dropey cured without tapping. Special Attentlon given to privato and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 860 108500 forfeit fur any Venereal Dis= ease I caunot cure without meroury. Tape Worms removed in two or three Lours, of 1O pay. Mvmorrhofds or Piles curcd, THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Wil eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or usiig DR, G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physician who can tell what alle a person without asking a questio . Medicine Al correspondence strictly contdenti sent by cxpress, Addreseall letters G. W. PANGLE, M. D, 555 Broadwuy, Councll Blufts, Ia. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counctl Bluffs. Capltal stee . surplus and Profits. ....8130,000 . K0,000 . 8%30,000 s 1, . Edaundiog, 1 0 3 1.0, - Hart, A, Miller, J. V. rlos It Hannan. Transacteencral banks ing business. Largest capital and surplus of any bink in Southwestern lowu. NTEREST ON TIMH DHR>OS3IT3 e D ] W. C. ESTEP, Fnatal Diractor, Embaimar 14 N, MAIN 8T, COUNCIL BLUFFS, A PO 3 A AT I S Chas. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Undertaker. 811 Broadway, Councll Bluffs Net Capltal and Surplus Dires