Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 27, 1892, Page 3

-~ — NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Des Moines Recures the Next Towa Repub- lican Convention After Hard Work, WHAT DEFEATED COUNCIL BLUFFS Chalrman Mack Cast His Declding Vote with & View of Future Reward— Evidently He Guined Nothing by the Deal The Bluffs delegation to Des Moines re- turned yesterday ufter laboring long and hard with the members of the republican central committee in the vain effort to have Council Bloffs selected as the place for hold- ng the next state convention. By a vote of 6 1o 5 Des Moines was chosen as the place, but it was merely a matter of tuck that Coun- il Bluffs was left. Chuirman E. E. Mack of the committee was one of the strongest op- ponents Council Bluffs had on the commit- tee, but he chanced to be on a train which ‘was several hours late. 1If it had been thirty minutes later Mack would not have arrived until after the second ballot, and one of the advocates of Des Moines had promised to wheel into line with the Bluffs contingent alter voting once for Des Moines. But, owing to the frailty of human hopes, Mack arrived just in time to cast his little ballot for Des Moines, and that place won the prize. Those who voted for the Bluffs were J. M. Kemble of Muscatine, W. H. Norris of Manchester, J. G. Brown of Ma shalltown, P. L. Sever of Stuart and M. K Whelan of Hstherv J F. Wail of Mt. Ayr, s0 the Blufts delegates state. had prom- ised to vote for Council Bluffs, out changed bis mind. ““The grouna for Chairman Mack’s opposi- tion to us,” swmd 1. M. Treyaor yesterday, “is tne fact that there is considerable oppo- sition to him as a candidate for the chair- manship of the committee for the coming yeur. This opposition is mainly among ihose who favorea Des Moines iu the coutest just completed, and Le bad an idea that by voting with them he could secure their sup- ort later on. But he will find out that be ns lost the support of the Council Bluffs crowd without gaining an iota of strength from the others, and his defeat 1s certain As for the man who went back on his prom- ise, the day isn't very far away when we shall be avle to even up the score.” A FEW Necessities in the Toilet Department Offered at the Boston Store, Council Blufls, In. Colgate & Co.’s Censussoap, one of the finest laundry soaps made, 8 cakes for 10c. W. & H. Walker’s “Water Lily,” an excellent toilet soap, large cake for 5c. A gevuine castile soup, a very fine toilet soap, 8 cakes for 10 The Cotton Oil Co.’s Copco bath soup, large cake 10c or 3 for 25c. Olio D'Oliva Livorno, a pure castile soap, 7ca cake or 17¢ a case of 8 cakes. Boston Store glycerine soap, an ex- quisive toilet soap, e a cake. Fels & Co.’s sunitary soap, 5¢ a cake. Colgate & Co.’s castile soup 10c a cake or 3for Toroco’s toilet soup 9¢ or 3 for 252 Fels & Co.’s Carolins tar soup Yc, or 3 Tor 25c. The genuine Pears soap 12ic a cal Brown Windsor and glycerine, mad by the Lady Grey Perfumery Co.. 124c B cake. Our 22¢c soaps, Heliotrope, Lilac and Cashmere Bouquet. Cuticura soap 17¢ a cake. Cape May Bouquet and Shandon Bells 19 & cake. White Rose, highly perfumed, 17c, or 8 for 50c. Best perfume extracts made by Bean and Vail Bros., Philadelphia, Pa., 25¢ an ounce. True imported bay rum 50c a bottle. A very good bay rum for 25¢ a boutle. H. Micheison, St. Thomas, W. L, ba; rum, sold all over for 50c; our price 39¢. Patti complexion bleach %100 per bottle. J. A, Pozzoni’s face powder, known the country over and sold everywhere for 50c; our price 33c. Tdeal tooth powder 20c a bottle. 0. C. O. tooth powder with sample hottle perfume, 20c a ca BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta. See us ahout WALL PAPER, WINDOW , CURTAIN POLES and adjustable reens, suitable for any ordin- ary sized window, in two sizes, at 25c and 33c each. —— The International Cure association rooms are open at 520 First avenue, next to Grand hotel. Treastment safe and sure aguinst the alcoho! hubit. White For Rent.—First class saloon; good location: fine fixtures. Responsible arty cun get long lense on good terms. Address D 24, Bee office, Council Bluffs. P Jarvis Wine Co., Sunta Clara, Cal. ekl Christian E uvor Notice. Cheap rates to New York July 7-10th: account of the International Christian Endeavor convention. For reservations on through sleepers direct to New Yor! and any other information, apply to E. 8. Ferris, Shenandoah, Ia. As to rail- road tickets, ete., apply to any C., B. & Q. ticket agent, or to J. M. Bechtel, D P. A., Burlington, In. | Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. | Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest test. | Sunduy School Workers Meet, The Sunday school workers were in session yesterday in the Presbyterian church, it being the twenty-first avnual convention of the Pottawattamie ccunty association. The stiendance was excellent and the progrsm proved an interesting one. Rev. Dr. Phelps, ~~aibe president of the association, gave an “earuest address of welcome, which was re ponded to by Rev. Mr. Beno and Rev. M. T. Tweady of Uresccut. Mr. D. W. Otis gave 8 very helpful address in which he outlined the laws which one must recognize snd obey in order to be & successful toacher. The afterncon program consisted of rc- ports showirg the progress of the work in l,lfll_ county, by thres-minute talks from su- perintendents, and an uddress on *“I'he Suc- cessful Sunduy School Teacher,” by A. A. Hart. For lsst evening there was a more public and genuvral service in the church- roper, the day sessious being heid in the octure room. Itev. J. C. W. Coxe of Wash wpgton delivered a pleasing adcress. Toduy is the closing one of the convention, ‘The morning Program opens at { o'clock with ® bible reading, to be followed by uddresses und disoussions on suco practical topics of Suuday school work ms: “Primary Class Work,” “How to Secure sud Hold the Young People,” “'How 10 Secure Substitute Teachers,” *Tue Use of Object Teuching,” “How 10 Reach tue Boys and Gir Colonel Hoagland, the bovs' friend, 10 lead ir the discussion of the last subject. 1 the afternoon at 2 o'clock there will be a soug service, followed by the discussion of various subjects, until 4:15, when there will be teld & chuldrén's mass meeting, o e ad- dreased by Colouel Hoaglund. All' the enil- dren in the clty are invited to attend, aud the hour is sel 50 that whey muy conveniestly sttend mght after the closing of the dey scL ols. Iu the evening there will be the closing service, with good music and able adaresses. — Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo. river chnonel ice. Mulbollund & Co. Tel. 162 — Unton Veterau Leglon. Neat Sunday evening the Union Veteran Legion will hold their sonusl memorial ex- Brciscs in the Trinity Metbodist cburch, cor- is med ner of Fourth avenue and Ninth etreet. A very novel program has been arranced, and 8n interesting service 18 expected. Jamos McCabe of this city will deiiver the memor- ial oration. % At & meeting of encampment No. Wednesday evening, the members were sur prised at receiving & visit from the Ludies’ auxiliary, and were more than ever sur- prised when Rev. G. W. Crofts, on behalf of the ladies, presentad the encampment with & magmificent silk vanper. Mrs. Williams has been appointed presi- dent of the Ladies' suxiliary. Mr. Darius Waterhouss, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘It costs bat little to try Bradycrotne, and a trialis all that fis neces- sary 1o convince the doudling thousauds that it will cure headacho." A Social, Dr, Croft's Congregational church com- pany wil! bold a “‘C" social at the residence of F. Grass, 002 Washington avenue, Friday evening. BILL OF PARE. Choice cuts, charming composition. Charity’s ery. Churned cream. Castor contents. DRINKS Creature's Cheer Common. Choice. Cosl Comforter. DESERT. Capital Compound. XTRAS, Cunningly Cut Cordwood. Ogden house furnishes board and roum ut popular prices; from #25.00 to $35.00 per month, according to room. Jarvis wines, the oldest and best. —— Minor Mention. N Y. Plumbing Ce. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craf's chattel loans, 204 Saopbleok. J. F. Record and daughter, Miss Mollie, of Glenwood were at the Grand hotel yester. dny. 8 A numberof the members of the wheel club took a spin to South Omaha yesterday arternoon, returning in the evening. J. M. Decker of Chicago arrived in the city yesterday and will superintend the con- struction of the new Northwestern depot. Marriage licenses were issued yosterday to Frea J. Joebrendt and Amelia Banta and to John B. Johnsou and Alice Norman, all of this city. #® Mrs. H. F. Do Kay, who has been visiting relatives here for the pasy two weeks, re- turned yesterday w Chicago, where she ex- pects 10 stay scveral months, She will stop for a counle of weeks at Atlan:ic. Myrtle R. Baxter, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ward Baxter, died of heart failure vesterday afternoon at the family resicence nheur the paper mill. The tuneral will take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Colonel Hoaglaud, the newsboy’s friend, is 10 agdress a muss meeting of tne children at the Presbyterian church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. All children are invited to come to the church immeaiately after the close of theirday schools. The assistant marshals who have been ap- pointed for the Decoration day parade by the various societies which are to take part, are requested to meet this eveningat 8:30 o'clock at the city marshal’s office 1n order that tre work may be laid out. Mirs. Mabel Wymat of Des Moines 1s visit- g her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wal- lace, on Biuff street. Yesterday ternoon about a dozen of ner young iady friends formed a picnic party and noon in Fairmount park. D. R. Witter of this city has written and published a song encitied” “Isabelle,” which Eben Rexford, the well known poet and song writer, predicts will become as popular as “Loreva.” Tbe musicis by Zulema Garcia, and the melody is very pleasing. All members of tho floral committee, Woman's Relief corps, Daughters of Vet- erans and ladies interested in furnishing flowers or preparing wreaths for use on Decoration day are hereby requested to meet 8t 206 Merriam olock tomorrow at § o'clock a m. A. L. Katle giea of bronchitis last even- ing, aged 55 yoars, ut his residence in the Planters hotel, of which he was proprietor for the past twelve years. He leaves a wife and six children. The funeral will occur from his residence Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Claude Payne, & G-yearold boy. arrested vesterday on an iuformation Justice Hammer’'s court charging him witk committing an assault sod battery on Paul Prasse, & boy about his own age. He gave bonds for bis appearance Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when be will have his hearing. The Chautauqus management have re- ceived a telegram from Governor Boies announcing that he will be present and deliver an address on “The History of Iowa" July 2. Congressman W. C. P. Breckio- ridge of Kentucky, one of the most eloquent meu in the country, has been positively en- gagad and will talk ou the tariff question on the 16th. 1n the district court yesterdsy the case of Josephine Woodwortt against Pottawatta- mie county was on trial. Mrs. Woodworth, who lives a short distance eastof tne cit claims that & defective bridge on the Sapp road 1 Garner township collapsed one day as her sou was driving a lot of stock over 1t, and that several heaa of stock were kilied! She demands a judgment of §170, Mayor Lawrence issued a call yesterday to all charitebly inclinea peovie” of Council Bluffs to come out in mccordance with Goy- ernor Boies' proclamation and help him de- vise ways and means for belping the water- stricken people of Sioux City. The mayor sat in the judge's chair in the superior court room for au bour and communed with the incandescent lights while he wailed for the sudionce that never came. — Have you seen the wonderful Hurd refrigerators, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves—light like gas—absolutely safe. At Cole & Cole's, 11 Muin street. e You will miss half of your life if you don’t go to Baird’s and’ get one of his strawberry creum shakes; 528 Brondway. W. H. Gray, the Hotel Gordon chel, is the gentleman who prepared the Grand banguet. pent the after- Jarvis 1877 brandy, six gold medals. Dr. Chamoerlain, eye, ear, throat, catarrh. Shugart block, Council Bluffs, Sl Run Away from Home. The 10-year-old son of Judge £. E. Ayles- worth disuppeared from home yesterday morning. Before leaviug be declared war on bus father's pockets s0 successfuily that all the wealth contained in thew vauished like dew vefore the sun. No trace of the iufant fugitive could be found, but officers were scationed at all the depots to see if be lef: the city. e tried to run away about & week ag: but only succeoded in getting a littie wa from home when & neighbor found bim and brought bim back home, covered Wit morti- fication. R When you eat 100 much, . Wheu you drink too much, When you smoke too much, When you work 00 much, Bradycrotine; no beadache. —_— Reiter, thetailor, 810 Broadway, has all the lntost styles and newest goods. Satisfaction guiranteed. ——— Swunson Musle Co., Masoaic temple. el Pastures for horses and cattle on George F. Wright's farm south of Coun- oll Bluffs: 500 ncres blue grass; running water. For terms apply 1o James Ruph at furm Lovse opposite Wabash round house, or address F, P, Wrignt, Bald win block. Jurvis 1877 brand y, sold by all dealers - Chapman’s screen factory. screen aoors and windows, write for prices. Bluffa Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 und 8 o 'clock. Jarvis 1377 b aaly , better than imp'd. S Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best Exclusive 1 See him or 15 Peurl St., Coancil | | | E OMAHA DAILY ANTI-HARRISON MEN CONFER Gathering of Ffenators in New York Who Oppose the Administration. ALL THEIR TALK IS ABOUT BLAINE Pettigrew Intimates That the South Dakota Delegates May Betray the Trast Tm- posed in Them and Vote for the Man from Maine. w Yonk, May 26.—Political leaders 1n this and other states are beginning to flock to this city. Sonator Hiscock arrived here from Washington yesterday. Scnator Petti- grew of South Dakota registered at the Fifth Avenue hotel lust evening. Awaiting him was ex-Senator Platt, who at once took Sen- ator Pettigrew aside and heid an earnest con- versation with him. Senator Pettigrew was seen later. Ho at first declared that being & deiegate from n state which had been in- structed for Harmson he did not feel like expressiag an opinion on the situation. On being questioned the following was elicited: “It is true that South Dakota is instructed for Harrison, but it is equally true that this was done with tho understanding that Blaiue was not a candidate, South Dakota is un- questionably o Bimne state. 1t bas declared for Blaiue at every convention since 1t be- came u stute. Every man, woman and child is for Blaine. He coula poll more votes than any candicate that could be nominaied. A Man to Carry Montana, “He is the only republican whom I have in mind who could carry Montans, and her three electoral votes will be uecessary if New York stovld go democratic.” ‘Could Hurrison carry Montana?” asked. rry Montanat coraer of it.” “In tne event of Blaine's accentance, would the South Dakota delegation consider them- selves released from instructions ! “That is a question that is hardiy fair to ask,” be replied. *1 hardly thiuk the repub- licans of South Dakota could hold them strictly to account in such a conungency.” Hiscock Suys 1t's Bluine. Senetor Hiscock visited Secretary Blaine todny avd subsequently said: “Blaine will accept if nominated. 1am sure he will be nominated. He will write no more letters of declination. While not as well as 1 expected to find bim, beis improving daily and 1 um satisfied he is strong enough to undergo a presidentiel campaigu. Blaine Would Not Accept. The Herald's Washington correspondent telegraphs his paper as follows : “I don’t think Mr. 13laine would accept the nomiuation if 1t were tencerea him. He told me two months ago he did not want it. He felt that if elected he would not have the strength necessary to discharge the duties of the presidency.” This statement was made to me this after- noon by Senator Stauford of California. It was made without reserve and with the full understanding that it might be sent to the Herald. It hos been said that when California is reachea in the call of states the chairman of the delegation will rise and in stentorian tones announce that “*California casts her cizhteen votes for James G. Blaine.” This is what the delegation did four years ago at Chicago. even after Eimnc's cablegram de- clariug he would not accept, and it s been thought that the program wouid be repeated at Miuneapolis with & view 1o stampeding the conveution for Blaine. California for & Winner, I askea Seanator Stanford if this were provsble. *‘Mr. Blaine,” said he, ‘18 very popular in our state. He has always been popular there, but I don't believe our delegation will vote for him unless his name be formally pre- sented to the convention. I don’t think they will try to stampede the convention by voi- mg tor Blaine under any other circum- stances. The delegation is uninstructed and will vote at Minneapolis for the man who is st likely to be elected. Our people are well tisfied with Mr. Harrison. His adminis- tration bias been wonaerfully clean and re- spectable, I regard him as the best presi- dent we have had since Lincoln's day. I think the California people are generally of this opinion. My impression is that our dele- gation will vote for him upless there is good reason for our supporting soie other gentle- man.” NOT EN was He could not carry one OURAGED BY BLAINE. He Has No Disposition to Enter the Presi- dential Contest. Fonr Donge, In., May 26.—[Special Tele- gram toTue Bee.|—Georze E. Roberts of this city is in receipt of a private letter from Congressman Dolliver, written about a week ago, which tells of an interview with Mr. Blaine, 1n which the forwer referred to the recent revival of the Biaine boom. The sec- retary of state’s replv was: I don't care 10 spend the four vears between my G3d and 67th birtndays without sleep.” SECURED BY CHA MBERLAI Hot Springs Democrats Lose the South Da. kota Conventio YANKTON, §. D., May 26.—[Special Tele- gram to Tug Bee. | —The democratic central committee held a three hours' session after the convention adjourned, &t which the next state convention was located at Chamber- lain, butno date was fixed. Hot Springs lost 'the coavention because she joined forces te elect William Van Epps of Sioux Falls a aelegate 1o Chicago. Aunn Dickinson's Suit, New Yok, May 26, —The action of Anna Dickinson to recover £,000 for breach on contract from members of the national re- publican committee of 1888 was begun before Judge Truax in the supreme court yester- dav. Miss Dickiuson stated that Clarkson snd Dudiey had agreed to give her §5,000 for 8 course of lectures. Dudley testified that the commitiee bad no authority from the ex- ecntive commitiee to give her more than $3,700, which they haa done. Judee Truax asked counsel for plmintiff how they could sue & committee unincorporated. Penaing s sertlement of this question adjournment was taken. Idaho Democrats for Silver. PocateiLo, Idaho, May 26.—The demo- cratic state convention chose the following delegates to the national convention: J. M. Burke, J. W. Reid, J. M. Beanett, J. H. Hawley, Colonel Bryan and R. Z. Johnson, The resolutions favor the uulimited colnage of silver and recommend & plank to be in- serted in the national platform. The dele- gates ure uniustructed. Matt Quuy's Opinion. PrrysuunG, Pa., May 20.—Senator Quay was iu the city yesterday. In an interview be said that be did ot think there would pe any trouble 1u nominating Blaine ut Minne- apolis. It will not be by stampeding the conven- tion,” seid be, “but by force of the general sentiment.” wallforuia Probibitionis ruesxo, Cul, Mey 20.—The probibition state couvention is in slon bere. P, T. Durey 15 permanent chairman, Congressman Here Kenominnted. CreveLas, O., May 26, —Congressman D, D). Hure was recominated by the democrats of the Fifteouth dist iticul Polnters. The colored state democratic league of New York is in convention at Alvany, T'he probibitionists of Vermont bsve held copvention and put & full state ticket in the field with £. L. Alien for governor. The Obio state probivition couventiou has vominsted a state ticket. The platform adopted is & reiteration of priociples epuuci- ated in past years, The probivitonists of Indiana have nomi- pated tho following state ticket: Rev. Aaron for goveroor; lLeutensut governor, Charles W. Culbertson ; secretary of state, Jumes W. Cormick; auditor, Frauk Taggart; treasurer, H. H. Moore; attorney genersl, Cutler S. Dobuius: superintendent of putie instruc- tion, E. A. Devore, " e Green sea turtlo soup today st E. Maurer’s. THEY ICNORED:THE SYNOD ] Presbyterian gencral mssembly today the committee on colored: aynods reported in favor of tbe formation wi coloroa churches with & view to forming ‘these iato presby teries, and when tWo Or more presbyteries exist they may form a wepod. Rev. A. L. Phillips was appoiuted 15 work among the negroes for the carrving out of this plan. It was decided 1o centinue the present policy of aid toward candidates studying for the mimscry. The report of tho comtbittee on publication was receivea. 1t ondorsed the recommenda- 1ion of the executive committes that £20,000 be raised by the churches this year for pub- lication. Majority and winority reports were re- coived from the committee on answers to nresbyters regarding the revision of the directory for worship. The reports were for and ngainst revision, respectively and were docketed. The conference declined to co-operate with the Reformed Presbyterian church in ex- tending missionary lavors in [taly, it being considerea that the missionary fields of the church were already extensive cnough. The committes on systematic beneficence submitted a_report. It showed that for ail causes $348,750 had been contributed during the year, an increase of 0,748 over the pre- ceding year. [COSTINUED PROM” Firet ra Home missions were taken up and R w. H. Loavell moved a reference of the whole matter ad interim to the committee. A long discussion ensued, after which the motion was l0st. Pending further action the assembly ad- journed. United Presbyterians, Pirrsnonc, Pa, May 26, —The genoral as- sembly of the United Presbyterian church met in regular session this mornng. Rev. Dr. David McDill of Xenia, O., was chosen moderator. A resolution was passed ex- pressing the hops that congress would ap- propriate money for the World's fair otly on coudition that it be elosed Sundays and the sale of liquor be prohibited on the erounds, A report on statistics showed the work of the church, money collected, ete. Among the pavers preseuted was & memorial from Nebrasku asking for the establishment of a general assen bly fund. Catholicism Denounced. Loxnox, May 26.—At a conference of the Protestant ailiance beld at Exeter hall, the ¢ean of Acuouey, Treland, vresided. A pumber of speeches were made in which the “peruicious 1zfluence of Romanism,” was de- nounced. The dean of Achoney declared that as an Irishman he voldly msserted that it was religion, not land, that caused trouble in Treland. He declare that wherever Homanism savanced 1t brought disorder. tomanism, he added, made slaves, while Protestuntism made men, Advoeates too Many Reforms. Rowme, May 26, —The new ministry has pre- seuted the Chamber of Doputies a plan iu- cluding reforms in public service, liming army expenditures, and & movement 1n the dircction of freer trade. This has developed strong opposition, and it is believed the capi- uet cannot lust a week. Gone toa Monastery. Loxnox, May 26—A London paper this morning publishes a story about Mr. Wiil- ism Henry Hurlburt. 1t says that Mr. Hurl- burt has been received as a lay brother 1n a redemptorist monastery in Home. It also says that he will not be admitted to the priesthood. — - Mrs. Winslow’s Sootmng Syrup for chil- dren teething produces natural quiet sleep. 25 cents a bottle. —_—— ‘W. D. Edwards & Co. sell Union soap. LT ANNOUNCEMENTS, The Topeks Capital ‘has the following to say of the Dodd Opera/eompany whick comes 10 the Farnam Street theater next Sundav: “The Doad Opera company eommenced a limited engagement at. the C:awford lust evening, appearing in “The Muscot” to & large audience, This clever opera still affords pleasure and intercst to the public aud is well presented by this compsny. Miss Amy Leslie, who has been seen here ina number of popular roles, is an excellent Bet- tioa, singing and acting the cbaracter with notable success. Mr. Mack Charles’ imper] sonation of Pippo is equally good. The com- edy roles of Priuce Lorenzo aud armer Rocco are very capably tuken by Mr. Dan Young and Mr. R. C. Chamberlain, who ex tract a great deal of fun from the libretio and add may agrocable pleasaptries of their own originality. Miss Auna Wells, a pretty Zirl, gave a very delightful surprise by intro- ducinga skirt aance. She is graceful and dances with wonderful ease. The support is efficient and the work of the chorus wortay of praise.” Beautifu! potted begonias, fuchsias, lilies and other choice plants and flowers will be presented to all the ladies visiting Wonder- land matines ana night performances, Fri- day, May 27. The souvenirs are very hana- some, and little Eva will present them with ber compliments, 'The actual cost of each article is 25 cents wholesale. The lowa State band, led by Prof. Freder- ick Phinney, will givetwo concerts at Boyd's new theater on Sunaay next, efternoon and evening. Special programs’ have been ar- ranged, and owing to the proximity of Dec- oration day several soul-stirring, patriotic airs will beintroduced. Each program 1s en- tirely different from the other, and out of re- spect for the duy two or three religious num- bers, such as “Kock of Ages.” and selections from the oratorio of “The Messiah” will be rendered. Two better prograws tosuit all manner of tastes and preferences could not have beon conceived, ana they will be ren- dered in & faultless munner by Prof. Phio- ney and his baod. The next theatrical attraction st Boyd’s new theater is *The County Fair,” which comes on T'hursaay, Friday and Saturduy evenings of next week. Mr. Percy Weadon, representative of *Ihe County Fair,” is in the city. e C. 0. D. Brown sells Union soap. r—— Steamer Arrivals. At Brow Head—Passed, the Galis, from New York for Liverpool At Breakwater. Del.—Passed, the indiana, from Liverpool for Philadeiphia. At Gravesend —France, from New York. ‘At Hamburg—Wieland, from New York, ‘At New York—Calebria, from Porto Rico, At Southampton—Normania, from New Yorlk. —— Fifth Ward Hopublican Club, A meoting will beheld this evening at o'clock of the Fifth Waed Republican club in Erfling’s ball, ou Sperman svenue, near Ouio streei. All members of tue club are requested to be prescql’ lepublicans of the ward are horeby invited to attend, Hexuy Bowuy, President. —_— Ruaoiph Beal sells Union soap. B e NEWS OF Y#STERDAY, Domest, William Hicks Thoroe, wholesnle dealer in hosiery, New York City. hus assigned. Liu- Dilities, §0,000; uBSOLS, BKBOW N, Anderson, the missing Euu Olulire, Wis., lum- bermaun, or st Joast his0dy, hus been found. Everything poluts to fuot that he was murdered. C. E. Shell. & school uer in the Lebanon, 0., public sehools. shot killed Joseph Tur- key, futher of oue of Si#t's pupils, who hud asauuited hiwm. A specinl from Youngstown suys thut there is no truth o the geported cloudhurst ut Kapswan, O.. In whih six people ure allcged 10 huve been Growne A mar numed Boswell, supposed 1o be the fellow who u short time ugo wurdered in cold olood four women 1 Douison, Tex., hus been arrested In Sedulis, Mo. Wergeland, Captaln Wels the first ship to muke & Lrip (r0.n Norwuy to Chi- d. Tha Werge and brought u curso of fish und cod lver ofl uud will curry Provisi ns buck 10 Norway. WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP Far the SKIX. ACALY andl CORFLEXIOR. Tiie reaul 146 ) matology Rid Bewit sot. be Llbusicatedonbain bealt. Servoursad s Hll.oa;:.y&l‘ Ko, i Conaaliniitn five at o8 v ot b3 bite JOKN H. WORBURY, 0.1, 126 W, 420 5L, New York Cily. BEECFRIDAY, MAY 27 1802 50 Harrr. Bottles of SWIFT'S SPECIFIV relieved me of a severe Blood trouble, It has also caused my hair to grow out again, @8 it had been falling out by the hand full. After trying many physicians in vain, I am so happy to find a cure in 8.8.8.—0. II. ELsErT, Galveston, Tex. | 8 ) CORES 7 forcing ot germs of disase and the poison s well, 8 It is entirely vegetable and harmless. 8 ) Treatise on Blood and Skin mailed free SWIFT'S EPECIFIC C KIRKS 20.. Atlanta. Ga Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Cures Ohapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Eto. Removes and Prevents Dandruff, WHITE RUSSIAN S3&P. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water MAYER_ STROUSE & @ MFRS. 412 BWAY N CITIZENS STATE BANK Of<Counctl Blufs pital stee's : Surplus und Profits. ... ....8150,009 . 80,009 Net Oapltal an 1 Surplus.. ... Directora—J. 0. td naa . & L5 Glenson, £ &. Hart, I. A. Miliar, J. V. ilinsin and Charlos i Hannun. Transact ceneral bank- ing business. Lurges: capital und surplus of uny bank lu fouthwestern lowa. INTEREST ON TIMEDEPOSITS CAN PROVE T0 WIVES ano MOTHERS jrreading tuis that DR, MILES’ NEW CURE FOR THE HEART Is tho only reliable cure for the tired feeling pecu- liar to women suffering with weak hearte, pain in eide, shoulder and arm, weak and hungry spells, irregular pulse, fainting, smothering. Thousands testify to their permanent cure. ELEGANT Book FREE a1 Diuco1sTs. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO, Elkhart, Ind For Sale by Kuhn & Co.. 15th and Douglas §t DR, E.C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAINTREAT. MENT. n specific for Hysioria. Disziness, Fits, Neu ralgia, Headnche, Nervous Prosiraton caused b 8lcoROI or 1obaceo, Wakeful, Mental Dopres slon, Softness of tho Araio. causing insanlty, misery decay, death. Promuture Old Age, Barrensss, Los: of Power in eltnor Impotency, Lencorrhes an all Fomale Wenkness Spa atorrhoa caused by bra Belf-abuse over-lnduigence. atm EL G for £, by mall. Weguaranteesix boxes Lo our b order for i boxer. with 85 will mead writis @unrantee to refund If not cared. Gusrantee v only by A. Schroter, druggist. s0lo ugent. south v corner 1ith and Farnam Jmaha. GAPANES o PLLE CURE Aver and Complete Treatment. consistiog 03 Suppositories, Olntment in Capsules, also in Box and Pills: o Positive Cure for Extérnal, Internal d or Bleeding Itching. Chronic, Recont or Hered| Plles. Tals Kome iy has never beon known to forgs; sentby mall. Why suffer from tlls terrible Qlsease when s written gusrantee is positively given with 6 boxes or refund the money if not cured Send atamp for free Sample. Guarafilee issued by Kuhn & Co.. Drugglats, Solo Agents, corner 16 and DO® glus streets, Omaba, Neb. : S e Sims & Saunders {5 St ite *in federul courts. Kooms 5, 4 und b Shugurt Beno block, Council Bluffs, 1a. GRADE ORDINANCE NO. 313 Anordinance estublishing the grade of 2ird stroct from Castellar street to Vinton street, and intersecting streets, in the city of Omahia: Be it orduined by the city council of the clty of Omuhn: Section 1. The grade of Zird street from Oas tellur street to Vinton street and intersecting ots. in the city of Omuhu, is hereby es tablished ut the following elevutions, the grade being uniform straight lines between the points specified Section 2 ¥ira street from Oastellar street to Viuton street— Elevation Elevation of West of East Qurb. Curb, South curb of Castellar st....1710 170.0 North curb of Arbor st 170.0 17K 0 South curb of Arbor st 1790 1780 North curb of Buneroftst .. 1¥7.0 186.0 Bouth curb of Bancroft st . . IK7.0 186.0 North curb of Elu st 12,0 South curb of E m st 2010 North curb of Ouk st 2.0 South curb of Oak st North curb of Sprig uth curb of Sprin North eurb of Vinton st ; Soctio Arvor street from 2ist street to Zith street— Elevation Elevation of Bouth of North Curb. Curb. West curb of 21st st 515 15245 East line of wlley bet 2ist und Zird sts 156 st curh of 2 st curb of 2 Eust curb of 2ith st Soctiond. Ouk stre West eurb of 2001 st .0 East curb of ZIst st 1010 | Wost curb of 2'st st 10LO 100.0 Enst eurb of Zird st 2000 201.0 West curb of Zird st Fast curb of 2ith st i Bection b Spriug street from Viaton street 10 24th street— Northwest curb of Vinton st. Estuolished erade ¥ 200.0 2010 st curb of L1t st West eurb of 2ist st Eust ourb of Zird st 1 Eust curb of Z4th st Section 6. This ordinan: hull tuke o sud be in force from and afier its pussage Pussed May 17th, 102, A JOHN GROVES, Olty Clork. E P. DAVIS, Presidont Oty Council pproved May 184, 1n2 GEO. P. BEMIS, I\ Mo Omaha Medical and Suezical _INSTITUTE. p e @ Bar FIRMARY FOR THE —OF ALL— g | Clronis and Saraiell Disansys 1 v i) Best facl e appartus and Romesie for successful tretmont of avery fog of disease requirin: medioal or 5 beds for patients, boird ani attendansa .. Best accomodations in the west. Write for cf lars on deformites anl braces, trusses, club feet, curvatures of snine, plics, tumors, ¢ ancer, eatarrh, bronchitis, In haluydon, @ ectricity, puralysis, epllepsy, kid- wvev. b adder, eve. ear, skin ani blool und al: rcical onk fgns. Tt 00 A0 Y DISEASES OF WOMEN 8,505 Hid&eT ¢ Women FREE. We havelutoly ad (ed 4 1 in vep irtent for wormen during confinen strietly ur vated On'v Reiluble Medlcal lo- stitute making & Speci Ity or PRIVATIE DISSASES Al B ood Disw successtally troatsi. Syphlittio Poison removed from the system without me New Restorative Tro ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. able to Vist us may be treat corrospon_ence. All_communic al Medicinos or instrume | orexpross, s Persous u wt home b tions confi- ts sent Ly urely packed, no mirss to ind cate contents or sender One personl In: tery ew preferre . Oull nnd consult us or send history of your case, und we wili send in plala WrapBer. our BOOK T0 MEN, 1% » Speolu Upon 1'rivats, or Nervous Di enses, Tmpotency. Syphilis, Glest unl Varico- cele, with quest Bra n fist. es, Applinnoes for Deformities & Truses manufactory inthe Westof D60 € d- PPLIANCES, TRUSSES, ELECEIRIY BATTER.ES AND BELT (Omaha Medical and Surdical Instituts, 26th and Broaiway, 00 mnoil BluTs Ten minutes' ride from ‘center of Omaha on Omuha and Counsil Bluffs eiectric motor line. CDUNCIL BUFES STEAY DYE WORLS All izhest style of the art. rics made to look us good ns new. Bed thers cleaned by steam in fi 38 man- Work promptly done and del vered in all s of Uie country. Send for price list. C. A. MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. 10EBr Near Norshwestara Dipy 3 Fi. 10 vA nin:done fn tha od und staiuod kindsof Dyeing and Cle: NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADI} 22D STREET! To the owners of uli Iots, parts of lots und z2.d street from Locust street You ified that the under ted frecholders of th N hive Leen duly uppolnted by the r. with the upproval of the city coun il aid city, to nssess the dumuze 1o the own crs respectively of the property affected by grading 220 streot from Locust to Spencer strests. declnred necessary by ordinance 505 passsd May id. 1802, approved May sth, 1 You_ ure further notided. that having no- cepted suld appolutment, ind duly quziitied as required Ly Tuw. we will. on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1802, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ut the office of T. C. Brunner, room 1. Ware biock. within the corporate limits of said city, meot for the purpose of considering and making the nssessment of dumage to the owners respectively of suld property, nflected by sald srading taking into consideration speclal benefits, i any. You wre notified to be present at the time #nd place aforesaid, and muke any objections 10 or statements concerninz said nssessment of damages us you muyy consider proper, 7. B. McCULLUCH, T. C. BRUNNER, JAMES STOCKDALE. Omaha, May 25, 1802, m20d10t SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFF3. ure (OR SALE—Extra fine, thoroughbred. Jer- sey oull, solld color. registered stdck; 14 months o:d S. First street YOU hinve anything for sale or trade sce H. Sneate, Broadway and Main street od 16) asres W TOWA farms for sale. Impro in Harrison county, $19.0) per acr improved, $2.00: 8) ucres. 813.0). For b in lowa una rms el ot JOR I Faiy 1ins or write —Dweilinz parts of the H. Sh fe, Broadway and Muin. 2 and Commission—Stoves, farni- tored und soid on comuiission at L. Kiunonau, 820 Broadw lowest rites OR SALF frame six-room eusy way and Main street. N investment varzaln. New double house situnted at Nos. 114 and 1 6 8, 7th St., Coun- el bluffs. Improvement, new und first house, contuing 14 rooms. ¥ buth rooms. puntreys, 10 closets, frony und buok stalrs hot and €0 d water service, gus, etc., worth 5,500, wil soll ut u burgain and solic.t ide offers Council B Forest Smith, Baldwin s for rent In Bro Pearl and convenien or oius or . C. Cory, uliding, frontng on s, with all modorn apply to A B. Nic 6, wzents for buildi dwelling, two IX FOOINS Ca entrally locuted on electric motor track: price $4.000.0), less mortguge of 82,500: wili trade for lund. E. H. Sheafe. Broudway and Muln street. OR SALE—A frame three-room dwelling and corner lot, price $700. will sell on easy payn onts of trade for land. E. H. Sheafe, Broadway and Maln street. nd st ht Baucre Wainy 151 st nort <t str Seeth st cur ctio Bancrof E n and be in Pussod Avprov n the Section East curbof West curb of Gold st E West curb of 3 stst....... A poiut 65 fect west of the 3 GRADE ORDINANCE NO 314, An ordinance est biishing the grades of: Arhor street from 30th street to 2nd avenue. Gold street trom Baneroft strect to#2nd ave Wright street from 30th street to 2nd Bancroft strect from Walnut strest to S0th Walnut street from Sist steeet to Ranoroft dist stroet in Arbor Place from Walnub stroct to north 1me of Arbor Place. st sireot from Arbor stroet to Wrizht st reet from A rbor stree to Wright st, ty of Omal a by the eity council of the elty Wih street to 2nd avenue, Rancroft strect ) 2nd ave, st Ith stroet to i2nd wve. ft stroct from Walnut street to 30Uh 8¢ 1 street from Jist strect to Buncroft sy ot in Arbor Pince from Walnut strest o of Arvor Pince. set from Arbor strect to Wrizht street ud stect trom Arborstreet 1o Wrizht sireet in the city of Omalia, 6ro herehy cstab lished wt the following elevations, the grade belnz uniform stralght lines between the points spec. fied Arbor stroot from 0th streot to nd uvenue— Elevation Eievation of South of North Curh, West curb of $ith st Eusteurb of i1st st West curl of § st st Eust eutd of nd st West curb of i ind st Enst carb of @nd ave. 1 street fro 10 #na avenuv— Elevatin Flevation of West Curb North curd of Bancroft st....¥ South o Intersect 'on of curb lines b: tween Dupont Place and Levy's addition ... Eust curb of duth st West curb of #th st... Enst curb of dist st West curb of Sist st EAst curb of 42nd st, 240.0 West curd of ind st nd nve Section 4. Wriiht stroet from 3th stroet to tnd uvbnue Znsteurd of S0th st (south). .. 340.5 0.5 lust curb of Wth st (orth) 10 West curb of dith st (north and south LooL 2400 220 bint t of the eust lin in block 14, Dwight & Lymun's addition 250 0 East line of alie; Dwight & Ly man' 0 Sust curt of J1st st (north) 5 1) of lst st (north). East curd of i1st st (south) West cur of #1st st (south) Eust ourb of i ) West curb of i East curb of 5 Section b Hancroft street from Walnat strect to H0th stroet— At the junction of Walnut and Bincroft stroots. 1055 Enst cury of 20th st West curb of Wik st East curb of Gold st b of §th st (south) 210 6. Walnut street from streot— .. 100.0 west line of dist. ... 105.0 1055 At the junction of Walnut and B neroft streets 105.5 105.5 Section 7. dist street in Arbor Pluce from Walnut street o north line of Arbor Place— Elevation Elevation of West of Enst Ourb. Curb. North line of Walnut st. 100.0 5 North line of Arlor Pluce... 220 0 Sectlon & st street from Arbor strect te Wrl ht street South curb of Arbor st 2960 Nortli curbof Go dst.... South curb of Gold st North curb of Wrizht st 3 Section 9. 2ud street from Argor street to Wrizht street South curb of Arborst........2410 41.0 North curb of Gold st 10 0 South curbof God st 1200 2400 North curb of Wright st 2470 10, foree from wn May 17th, 1822 JOEN GROVES, This ordinunce shill take offeot after its passage. Oit E.P. DAVIS President City Oouncil ed Muy 15th, 1802, GEO. P. BEMIS. Mayor. erk. G. Fi B. MYERS, NE FURNITURE, und every other grade demanded by all clusses of trade BEESE'S OLD STAND, 205 AND & 7 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs. C has. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Undertaker. 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs Telophone 30 RAILWAY TiME CARD. Leaves Omaha by 50w m 150 p m 650 1 m CAGO BURLINGTOS & Q. Dipot 10th mad Mason Sts b Arrive | Dmana “Chicago Expross..... S oo & lows Locw Teaves Jmaha. 440 pm 440 p m GTON & MO. HIVER Denot 10t and Mason Sts, “Denver Vestibule Limited <...-Deadwood Express. . Deaver Expess: _Hastings Loca) Taonves Omaha 5 pm &5 pw 640 p m G615 p m Omaba |__Depot. 10th and Marey Sty 10N PACIFIC Union Depot10th and Mare Beatrice Denver Expros Overland FIyer. BioS) s & Strmabg Ex(ox Sun ... Pacitic Express . ienver Fast Mail BIOUX CITY & FACL zpm Wih m Jn siaall puyments. fruit and T S AT S5 gurden lund uear Council Blufts. E. H. apttahs W ahars siar. | PDiaEe Eheufe. Broadwuy and Main street. TR T e OR RENT—628 Mynster streot, twosstory | [oaves V.. B & MO, VALLAY, |Arrives trame dweliing in cxcellont rebatr, soven | “Guahal nowor. ioth and Wobsier S, _|Oniaiie rooms. bath nnd ull modern conveniences: | Iz T ¥ rent, €25 E. H. Sheafe. Broud wuy and Main, | {808 . Desanood Kxpeass. oo | 280D m MOR BALE OR- RENT—Larzest and most | 510 b m|.....Norfolk (Ke Bundsy.).....|Il1)a m profituble meat mu! tin the west, dolug sS4 p'm Bt Baul Nxprass. sl from $5,%0).00 to $7.000, 0 #h business a month: bank book will show it; glit edzei, spiendid i3l years' lease on bullding ‘e Counell Bluffs NOR SALE—An attrictive six room cottuge in_excellent repair on motor line, venient 1o church and sehool. price E. I Shenfe. Brouiway and Main street. NOR SAL frame six_room dwelling In good répul= convenlent to Union Pacific Lrunsfer, price $L4)1, easy payments or trage. E. 1L Sheafe, Brondway and Main stroet. DOR FALE--A sto sisting of dry goods. notions. ladies' und misses’ clonks and juckets gents' furnisa £00ds und shoes, price 83,50 Will take lows or enstern Nebraska farm lands. k. H Sheate, Broadway und Muin streot. JOR SALE - A stok of general mereh und brick bullding \n s live town from Omaba, u burzain for u live man. will tuks good farm land o eustern Nebraska or Toww I excliinge. E.H. Eheate, Brosdway und Main street DOR SALI ndiss 5 miles Three room dwelling sna lot, 198 Fifun avenuc: price, $10: monthly puyments. E. I Sheufe, Broadway und Mal OR RENT—A new two-story brick. elght- roou dwellug ou Purk avenue, bath, hot and 00ld wuter and ull modern conveniences, €5 per month, E. H. Bheafe, B'way und Main POR RENT—020 Sece With § Fooms, furnace. ran beli ne Of the most desirable Council Bluffs: rent, #53.00 po Bueafe. Brosdway wnd Muln stry FOOR SALE- Avenue ; pr e wents. E. H. Sheate venue. dwelling bath. electric sidences in wonth. E. 1 all monthiy pay- Broudway und Muln POR RENT—Two of the best Carrigg fiats on Fourth street. POK RENT—Goodl G-room house; 6o Watler Cellur: city water furnishe d; 610 Do wouth, Apply 10 Leonurd Everett . 54 p ipm 0 nalin T4 & m 1040 8 405 p m T w 640 p m 5 p m | Sloux City Express (Kix. Sund'y Paul C., ST, P M. & O _ Depot.'15th and Webstor S Wicux Uity Agebmmodati Limitod r(kx Bund'y ORT LW ESTELRN Arrives .3t oty TICA O & . P depot. 10th and Marcy Ste | Omata (lix Bun'y) Carroll Passvager.| 4% p m ..Chleago EXpress.........| 605 p m Vestibule Limited . |24 m .. astorn 5 2lip m (i€ ) Chile. P M B0 avon for 180w m)- pr T p m Taves | Omuha | Wil e w Vi pm 486 pw for Le W 1015 p m vy rausfe Tk & WW pw % p w s w loaves Transier Tdaw by ) CHICAGOR NORTIW ESTEILN | Arrlv “Uiiion Depot, Council Blufts. | Tran afor Ex Sun) Atsntic Mull (6x Mon) roll Passonger (Ex ) § FACIFIC Wab Expross s Kxproms | CHICAGO, K. 1 & PACIFIC Union Lepot.Councll Blufte Night Expres e Atlaotic Expr Vestibule Limited K. C., 8T, JOE & C. 1. Union Depot. Council Blutta. T Kunass City Day Exprom icnnaas Clbr Night ¥xpross CHICAGO, BURL Union Depot. Counci! Blu Chilcago Express Chicaxo Expiwss . Creston Local OMAHA & BT. LOU Union Lepot. Counoll #lutts i Louls Canon Bail. TBIOUX CITY & PACI Unlon Depot. Counell Siouz Oit v Bl Accow modntion ul Express