Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 27, 1893, Page 3

DAILY BEE Y PEARL STRE THE COUNCIL B OFFICE NO. 1 Lellverentry enrrter t " W ny part MANAGEI " TILTON v Falitor TELEPHONES N. ¥ t Bost Milt The butchers of Council tered fnto an all close at 7 Baturday The trial of Ado charge of murder commence this morn in the distr it at The city dog cateuer tions to make war commencing May 1 and everything is n ing the date The April meeting of the soclety of St. Paul's ¢ Mrs. W. I Jum afternoon Nat n Store e silks. 72 Broadwa Bluffs have the excopting cryer is the en wgreement by which will 0 p.m. every day ter on the will Smith fir foto Avoca, is making ipon the canine The tags have in read arn w A nd the A special se 25, Order | this ever All pr be N temple nitiation quested to be present order of worth, Som Chere wi complaint is beir men of the count of th diseri Council Bluffs by the W graph company in the costs 10 cents more to set to Chicago from Counci Omaha, and rates to other same uneq business \inst b W Tele f tariffs, It 1the same messagc Bluffs than from points are on the basis 5 \etion and n in ne v mother A Child Ky pleasant favor, gen effect of Syrap of I a laxative, and if the costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should huve a bottie The s00th 1 of futher opening of Clint Byers' new shoe store yesterday attracted agreat deal of interest, and notwithstanding tho stormy weather hundreds of ladies visi the store The we wowin | ow was the center of continued in terest all day and evening, and is the most novel and original feature of the ghoe trade in the city. The success at- tending the first day assures Mr. By that he will have a liberal shave of the cream of the fine trade of at the same time meet the all other classes of trade. Saturday, April I close my jewelry busin have left watches and jewel and get them ettled before that date. nds of m permanently Peopie who y for vepairs and all bills Carl Burhorn. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. M. L. Wiltiams and Mrs. James John son have returned from an extended visit t Perry, I Mrs. W Ogden wil H. Wakefield and Miss Lgive a musicale this evening the Mucller Music hall Mrs. E. 5. Harvey and son of Denver are in the city r o few days visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tostevin, on Park avenue, State Superintendent Knocphfler, Superin tendents Moyer, Hodges and Dunlivey paid a visit to the FHieh school yesterday and speut the afternoon with the teachers and students, 0. U, Spruitt wa to attend the fuseral of his wife's mother, Mrs. S. R. Babb, at Osccola, la. Mrs Spruitt was at the bedside of her mother at the time of her death M at called awny yesterday Kheumntis, Three days is a very short time in which to cure » bad case of rheumatism; but 1t can be done, if the proper’ treatment is adopted as will be scen by the following from James Lambert of New Brunswicl, 11.: 1 was badly afllicted with rheumatism in the hips ana legs, when 1 bought u bottle of Chamberlain’s’ Pain Balm. 1t cured me in three days. 1 am all right today. and would fnsist on_every one who is i that terrible disease to use Chamber Pain Balm and get well at once of Inte to Bullders, W. J. Wallace has removed from the opera house block to his father's off on South Main streot. Mr. Wallac the only dealer in maniles and tiling in Council BlufTs, and builders will do well to get his figures before making con- tracts clsewhere. He also rep the St. Louis and St. Joseph | brick companies and the Silicon Wall Plaster company. Inall he is handlin thirteen distinct lines of building ma terial. The Millers, decorative artists, wall paper, paper hanging, plain_and’ orna mental painting, signs. No. 15 Pearl St fess Dauntless bicycles vms. Henry Murphy. 10 Sce the p and get our t Pearl strect. Why Was It G Considerable curiosity the streets yesterday ymede? was expressed on us to how the name of “Ganymede” was adopted by the newly or gunized wheel club, Some people gov down their dust-covered books of ancient love and after perusing the pages learned that ¢ mede was a character in the ancient Gr mythology, represented to be the cupbes of Zeus, onc of the most popular and influ ential divinities of that time, and that Zous pbecame attached to him on account of his great beauty and took him away to Moun Olympus to “‘rush the cun’ for him forever more. Oue of the young men who for the selection of the name wis s the matter yesterd and in said: “We read the old_story and at once came to the conclusion that we couldn’t find any more approprinte name. Where wil you find any such fellows for physical beauty us in this clun? Then Ganymede is said to have been very lively in getting over tic round, so there's another point of resem flauce. "But,” and here the young man dropped his voice to u whisper, “if you'd ever been with a bicycle clubon a long run and watched the growler navigate, you'd never have another doubt that the ham we've picked out is all right.” ny is about Piles of peoplo hiva piies Witeh HazetSalvs will cura thn Williamson & Co., 106 Main street, largest and best bieycle stock in city Free treatments aaily irom 2 to 4 p. m. at the Council Bluits Medical and Burgical institute, 26th and Broadway. Mme. Helen Merrill, hairdressing and | Room 31 rriage Licenses. The following marri; licenses sued y rday Name and address. § Harry L. Brown, 1 Jesste 8. Drake, {Jullus Manstieid, Omaha 1 Mabel Edgerton, O he laster couple were married by Justice Field Piles of people have pies, but Do Witt's Witeh Hazel Salve will cure © manicuring. Merriam bl ttawattamie county tawattamic county em, Cook your meals this summer on a gas range. ~At cost at the Gas company A. . Perigo & Co, 103 Pearl st., Columbia and other high grade bicycles 8. P. Vanatta, attorney, 5 Everett blk Columbian souvenir silver spoons, 2 new and beautiful, at Lund Bros Geo. 8. Davis, prescripion druggist Domestic .an‘beuv. for bard water. he eity, and | responsible | explanation | {.\'F,\\'S FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Progress of the Suit of the Oity Against the Motor Company. PROSPECTS FOR AN EARLY SETTLEMENT Exasperating Delays Which foratofore Pr Almost End Hiness of Attorneys Made n Trial ¥ 1 vented n Hoaring at an ible. #3,000 damagn suit tor cot he city against pany ed W come M L in o trial 1 not be the the Lwo superior « but in in nday city attorn distric place court, and as he cou At the McGice 1 be same go that mort the was ead cted that the ¢ Bat th in th notibed would o cour finished by t of tt prevented its 18 be yday illness y the neys distrl cas had 18 will Jeen hop 1 1p this m principally have watch that he i is that | the attorneys nitted ma the ved being nly | vhick wil and « will have to do hard o Whether it comes up today or not it Ly cer that it will | be the next thing on the um after the | city attorney’s engagement is over fact the fight i ATTRACTING | Sk Manatactared | Boston store. | The Boston Stove has been visited by hundreds of pe in the last few day who were drawn th e by the announce- ment that they would be shown the pe cess of silk manufact s carried on the Natchar ny of Willi- mantic, Conn. 1 oenss 1S and that it is as interestin curious i n by the ¢ ple who 1 motions of the | the cocoons and like thread in one chinery which e CROWDS, elore Your Eyes at the by i Silk eomy w0 a curious as well watching the Jap” who boils s off the gossam: window and the m weaves the threads into | in the other The Nat- | changsilks will be offered at cost priceall during this week, for the purpose of trcducing them to the publie. The | hibit which the erprising | chants ave making was only the purchase « 00 worth company’s silk he Bost is the only place where they can thing in the silk funcy silks and satins, COST PRICE this picee of silk in the cially marked doy Every lady visiting given au siik n | gether with a pamphlet giving tory of the culture silk. 50 picees during extra ¢ and 674e, duving Natchang faille and $1.75 Natchang black rhadam; $1.15 and $1.50, every yu for six months. sho! e he a glossy fabric in- ox- mer wed by of the n Store in n_lowa purchased. Every- , including china, will be sold week, and been 1 for this oc lin [ every store has espe- n. will s a souvenir the manufacture scasi be to- h the stor a coco and inch next figured chinas, weel. fignred china next silk, week's 115, $1.4 | | e | ity 9 sil Hoe BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., ncil Bluffs, [a. Must Fuke Out Pormits. wreace made a proclamation to bout three weeks ago notifying them that all who were intending to build or who had done any building since January 1 must take out permits or else suffer the penalty of their neglect. May 1 was set as the time by which permits must be 1ssued The time is almost here, but very few permits have been takenout. ‘Thereare still four vs lefu, and the city | elerk is expec » &t large amount of business m that Uhe mayor states that any who have done building without fulill ing the reessary requirements of the eity ovdinances will be subject to arrest und fine, He desires to keep a striet account of all public improvements made tnis year, and as this has never been done before little dificulty is looked fc izens up to the mark Mayor I the citizens is however in some in keeping the ci | Daye at the Worli's Fair, 1t will cost you less than £50.00, every- thing necessavy include homes in private cottage, clean, safe, close to grounds and on tho ach o Lake Michigan. Write to J. T. Chyno weth, Windsor Park, Tl Refers to H. W. Tilton of THE BEE, or Jacob Sims of Sims & Bainbriage, Councii I Coal and wood; best Missouri hard wood in the delivery. H. A, Cox, No, Fan at Dohany's, Tonight the merrymakers, itz anda Web. ster, and their mirth provoking associates ppear in A Breezy Time' at Dohany's theater. An awening of fun is promised, the itertainment being crisp and eatehy. Tt Philadelphia Star pronounces it “one of the best farce comedies now on the stage, aud it never fails to attract large audiences.” Its success this week in Omaha is assurance suficient to cause Council B people to pack Dohany’s tonight Saturday evening Friend’s will present at Dol ‘ast Out in- the Street.” 13 1s the same popular play recently siven at Masonic tempie, and. the repetition next Saturday evening is response to the | desire of those who wei e so enthusiastic over its first presentation T'his means | | uffs. and cheapest city; prompt 4 Main, is its Dramatic club he Gran Council Blufts, lowa. Dining Rates, # to $5 Prop. e Most elegant hotel in m on scventh toor. per day. E. I\ Clark, Protect your homes aguinst destrue- tive W. . Jumes has the strongest companics in the world. storms, Boxes for 10e. and barrels of delicious pe Davis, the Drexe fume, druggist Bell : bottles Oficeras Eloe The following are the officers of the newly Council Bluffs Aca No. 1, Pilgrims of America, which is composed of the hters of the Com Senior instruetress, Mrs unior instructress, Mrs. V. Shepard prelector, Mrs. Alice Cooper; seribe, Mrs. Laura J. Mehride keeper of finance, Mrs. Aunie Patterson guide. Mrs. Alice Stork: inner sentinel, Mrs Coffeen ; outer sentinel, Mrs. Hollis | organized cmy wives, sisters and duu: cial Pilgrims H. Haworth { Another improvemen | Schubert piano. { A new invoice of sh latest and stylish, at the Louls 10 the Swanson Music popular Co turbans, Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. dozen. Avisto cabinet Ashton's studio, 18 North Main. ‘ Death of Mrs. Spooner Mrs. Nancy Wilson Spooner, wife of D. G, pooner, died at al miduight Tuesday night, aged 85 years, after an illness of about « week. The deceased was born March 17, 1508, at Heath, Mass., and was married Feb rusry 11, 1830, Mr. and Mrs. Spoouer moved to this city in 1861, and have wade it their residence ever since. They had lived to gother for sixty-three years, celebrating | ip | | system ™ thelr g wis i She leave dren: Mrs and K. A mer of thi on wo lding in 18 the (4 o8 hor h besi BEmma R Spooner ity N3 Christin Elegantly written Chureh m Monday inviting sever o present at Mas the 1! evening for Purpose n given by the Chris ind young members. re ed invitations respor irpri e of long tables re room, covered \ hearty but south side big ha hing the ith everyt temperate laid, and afte passed in o general socia chairs at the table were oc banquet was enjoyed. A were a number of promine from Omaha pastor of the First Chri Rev. Mr. Reed of the A dozen or more toasts w responded to. Dr. Cram the toast “Our Neighbors ina very happy vein will and_neighborly love. remarked as an_indication the chureh in half years ago members in the Council Bluffs aud the present time Allen, Mr. Reed Hood I'he ntil pre 8 there v Sout the Me. S banquet and arly 11 o'clock n innovations are “Hal ot A grreat man onee markably fertile v hoe, it laug I'his suyi [ said ir pot, “1f vith a i is indeed tr e the frait growi yield, inresponso t play compared wit v n norihern clin plu stra errin berd 101 is mer of fart of pears, s, M ripples of rich are 1 to fail fortunate fruit gro L fortunes Thesc of the it The their g manu splen tid ¢ lars multiply and investor health in this mild and equ the merry making: and it ing, happy, prosperous con If you are interested n ail investment or a_ho for full particulars to D, 17 Barker block fiting A Polie One of the members of t lately acquived a lar through his musical abili ness that abili offer kent to display of N C rado Howartn, on Broa almost nigintly rrence crowds that go there cann upose the clite eir nsiderable doubt in Co are those were att place the poli supposed to patrol that pa ing the night. At first he kkeen order, but of late ting asorchestra, and reels his fiddle ina w that we orchestra go off and com other people who run saloof in various darts of the city kind oceasion house. West les o as to meil F the much f gat complan at this discrimination in Mrs. Howarth's place, and tice that if they can't vlay the fiddle for them, t trouble. 1t is feared that have to be made to the torce in order that no partiality may be shown It is reported on the best a mumber of the members ¢ been in the habit of attenc nightly for other purposes order.” Chief Scanlan den ever danced there but olic Piics of peopie nave pi Witch Hazel Salve willeurs th For first-class rooms World’s fair call on Oh Alrte g Their Gr Ed Jones, a colored hote raigned in police court yes the charge of threatening son, another colored man that Jones had not only him to pieces, but he wo and send him to the nether Several colo witnesses, b had done so. penacd as formed such a sense that the court discha ant in sheer desperation Robert and William e in court as shiborhood the city, v general o all discharg Bob Scott, brothers, got a fine of §15 ¢ Stop at the Ogden, Cc best $2.00 house in Towa. Domestie soap outlast Use Domestic scap. | Bour doing a land and organs at ius' music hou office b 14 an MAY FIGHT YET, Board of Educatim May the Orde th twithstan t as wmanifested at there are indications th Education is not going t demands of the Board ¢ upon the business of plac ing what are known as @ public schools. The Smead ¢ I agent here to stand by the if the matter hast supreme court. and to b of Education in the i Warren company is now vince the Board of Health is really not o that it has many Swead areangement Warren system the urinals the excrement falls upon under which a curi IHF stantly I'he ventilating the offensive odors downw closets is not connected wi ventilate the recitation the Fuller & Warren peop advants And yet some of the board say that if closots have to go the Full tem of dry closets will alsc - Wanted in L Detectives Savage and L arrested W. C. Kinear, ont hany even and th wanted at Lincoln for robt Detective Malone of the during the afternoon with along with him Sadie P wanted in Lincoln for il a of including Rev this vicinity three cities that man that Fiddles. have wild and weird chaos of non- Limer| Mudge, who live in the north row, but or pummeling the two Stack walth Ofile; w2 1ts apparent subl the 0. The decon et i | D) FELLOWS® i enil | w. | | isband Denver Boston and D L | Beventy-Fourts Andivessiry of the Order Hanguet wtions hund temple 1 Fivtinzly Observed, hall last | yiNDREDS PARTICIPATE f attendinga r Word tian chu About nded, and a { them. On the | Il were spread two | full length of the | hing ne for foast ely 500 | n hour had been ool time, the cupied and a royal 1ong those present nt church veople Mr. Cramblet, stianchurch, and tme der iination ere proposed and blet responded to His speech was arkling Ho 1 of the h Members of thy Ocder at Kearney o an Imposing Street Parade - ow Nebrask s wa Lodges 20, ial Ty Nebra this af Keanxey. Neb Spe gram to 'l ng Beg tral 0Odd Fellows association mot her to hrate versary of the order. April he ( noon oo the seveaty There wer nt g0 over representatives fro She pres ton, Gibbon, Hold Elwood Daughters of Re moat, grand secr Nebrasku, wa There the opera Minden, Juni besides a large number kah. J. P. Gage of ¢ tary of the grana lodg: nt was an imposing street parade ¢ followed by ntery hou The was delivered by Past Gr G. H. Cutting and was responded to by 8. Bass of Juniata, presid it the | tion. The made by Rev George W patriar After the program the ( Fellows and R the opera house wher given | The | are and a with good incidentally growth of that three and a than 500 Omaha, h Omaha, and at were over 1,100 nded to by Rev hubert and Miss pre o 088 STng exer of 1dress of welee ent WSSO address Martin was made lasted and all those very pleasant im profitable and possible in church recepti past grand ompleted bekuhs repaired t officers President i president, ¢ ek | tavyyan ith | 1 Hoath, year has ne elected S, L. H yral for the e Bass, | Cuttin At Kearnoy Holdr treasur r T'he place of meeting n yet been determine ApkoN, Neb., April Special T m to T Ber | ~There was held toda this place a grand celebration of the seven fourth anniversary of Odd Fellowship America by the various lodzes of this tion of Nebraska and those of the neight 1ng towns in South Dakota and Wyomi After the street parade, in which there w 300 Odd hne, accompanied Jeste ment band and Gordon band, a public celebration was at the opera house, where specclies were dulged i by leading Odd Fellows fair closes tonight with | banquet at Hotel Blain: FiEMoNT Sp Be, | —Cant ). 4 Militant rvests 1 speal you ti Pvest ie of North Gal ¢ lands of this cultivation which I the arduous toil 1es, immense crops vberries, et nent thie nnial crops part were Fellows Seventh It laugh W A 1 ship: § iv dol s who have found aable clime join ‘n is withal a laugh nunit North Gualveston , or both, apply D. Smeaton, Room a grand balt fal to T Patriard Independent Order of Odd Fello today celebrated the seventy-fourth versary of Odd Fellowship by ticir drill this afternoon. This evening the n officers were installed, after which ti joyed a fine banquet Cavpringe, Neb., April 26, —[Special gram to Tue Bee.] —This has been a gala ¢ for Odd Fellows, the district’s annual me ing being held in the opera house, A spec train brought in 230 people from towns e A big banquet was served at noon and afternoon was given up to_speaking. Juc Welly presided and Rov. Thomas of Bea City delivered the address of the day LotisviiLe, Neb., April 26, —[Special T gram to Tng Bee.| —The odd F Louisville lodge No.' 186, celek seventy-fourth anniversary’ of its o tion in” Amerlea. in their il this A. 1 Howard of Lincoln addr present on the subject of +Odd b and Brother the Order,” “I't eral good time was enjov Bexverr, Neb, gram to Tue Ber Bennett, assisted an he police force has lot 1y of motoriety and his willing ty when the right itself. At the by Mrs. Jacob lway, dances are and while the st quite be said to f the city, there is whether' there is iffs where gaicty nventionalities of archer belo par herin Among racted to th o who s t of the city dur- 2 went merely to he has been officia off the tunes upon ould make Strauss’ it suicide. The us and dane are beg ated ran ni th WS d by all April 26, Special T Newaha lo No. & by the Syrac i halls rinning to nett bands, celobrated the seventy-fou anuiversary of the order here today avor of time was enjoyed by those who attended have served mo- | D. Wait of Syracuse was chairman ot @ policeman to | meeting and the principal speaker. The Jo. they will make | clemency of the weather prevented a L an wddition will | attendance. but those that did e repaid for the visit. IN LOWA, of authority that ot the force have ling these dances than preserving nies that he has Anniversiry of the Order served in Many Tow Dostar, Ta., April 20.—[Sp: to Tue Bee.] yurth anui sary of the fittingly observed in Dunlap today desy the disagrecoble weather. Large tions were in attendance from cipal towns and cities in this cil Bluffs sent a large number ittingly “ ~The sevont es, but De \Vitt's birth of n in Chicago for o Knox. o I ection. Col 1evances. )l waiter, was ar- terday morning on 10 kill Dan Robin- Robinson claimed aid he would cut 1 go still farther | world after he red men were sub jut their stories Rev. H. H. Barton of ‘Trinity Methoc Episcopal church, Council Bluffs, delive [ the anniversary address. A magni dinner was served the visitors in the op house by the Metnodist church. There w nearly 400 delegates present. CRESTON [Special Teleg: to Tue Bee 1ty- sary of Odd Fellowship in America was ¢ | brated by the Afton Odd Fellows by argr banquet. Neighboriug lodges were invi to participate una the town with members of the craft wrged the defend k and Burt stern part of the outcome of a they lodge. Omaha Observatio Several hundred Odd Fellows with th filled Washington : last evening and enjoyed an_excellent uncil Bluffs, the | ary entertainment, after . vosed of a bountcous music of the Odd LA families and fricnds which they supper, and to Fellows orchestra whi away the later hours in the mazes of dance. It was the way in which they I clected to celebrate the seveaty-fourth niversary of the organization of the f lodge of the Independent Order of Odd lows at Baltimore, and a very pleasant casion it was to all who were present. All of the local lodges and cantons of order were well represented, the unif the members of the latter adding the picturesquencss of the scene on - the b room floor. It was expeeted that Smith would deliver the address of last meeting, | evening, but he was out of the city, a \t the Board of | the history of the organization was given S o | J. H. Flanagan, who presented some o camply Wieh ihe | sstiig information on the subject, Vi ealth bearing | o01,0" were o tbly rendered by M :-mlln»nlll.n}" Hurley, Mrs, F. B. Millar and Mr. I'razi the s cheap soap, t is the best se appears to be in pig 116 Stutsman. iness d Not Comply with i vy closets received, Members of the Omaha Dram club appeared in_dialogue, and the Swed singing society, Norden, which contribute musical number, was twice recalled. A o'clock the throng passed to the banquet | on the lower floor and then returnce enjoy the pleasures of the supplement program. instructed its dry closet system, 0 be carried to the ack up the Board The Fuller attempting to con- that its dry close dry closet at all, advantages over In the Fuller & s are flush - iron water runs con stack that draws ard and out of the th the stacks that and in this e claim of the u the Smead r & \War » he knocked out - - Piles of people huve but Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. - MORE BABIES, Commissioner Livoscy Seems to Be a M for Ludlzent Mot N The desire to turn the county into a farm and make Commrissioner Livesey head clerk of the ¢ without any abatement tried to make foster 105, rratin tablishment contin Tuesday 1 8y8: become Douglas county father of her ¢hild, and at hour yes on hand with the sume object in view, The doors of the great building had har swung open when Mrs, Wheaton, who el out an existence by operiting a small b farm, located somewheére on turney st entered and demanded that the cou should care for a bright little girl buby t she had brougni along. She Baking Powder an e neoln. dempsey vester: of the hackmen 12 A passenger. Capitai City left Kinear and took trick, who is also jumping @ board LIS IN NEBRASKA Indul ;o cle ska ter irth ann 200 Wood River ata of re it 3 1ses in me nd Representative L Dr rch dd a bounteous banquet was ext el y at Ity in | ore by thic The o " chs ws, ui nnual ow tay et il 15t t 1z ver lo of the iz Love to Alland the Growth of | hall was packed and i gen ale. 20f and Palmyra lodges and the Syracuse and Ben- | rth | good the in rge ne felt well ob- 0dd Fellowship was | ite delega all the prin- Missouri Val- ley, Logan and Woodbine doing the same. dist red nt era ore purth annive ted was crowded The affair was | the most successful ever given by the Afton | 1eir hall liter- dis. the d the had an. irst ‘el o the hall and b, inter. liss ier, and a violin solo by Prof. Dworzak was well 1tic ish vl hall 1 to ary Do Witt's ark baby the ues & woman the irly terday morning another woman was | rdly kes aby ect, nty ha, de- clare Judy | infa | fow week and condensed | diet | peared t and with it ook the whic then Mrs. Wheaton declar ! Witch Hazel Salve wi Publie Opinton The local aem. by th superintendent [t Mr Voss {s the topla of the cles and ings for a Mr not L Chicago, and M. end ing Matters in Omaha t turn for Mr. V¢ tleme against him informed b quit | ward, protests th Voss. On the other hand | on good authority that Mr graphied to Secr central comt harnoss alittle sary in the | bearing upon the Voss, and Mr. Shechan hustled the them Sveaking Boyd said not go to V! in the scrap | sary for anybody to go to Washi matt alrea th of Mi gain them Mr | wher fro to th v yonng for such childre M next ernme M en Henry Voss did not ton yesterday count of the n en er. mendations that will convined that thos pointment of Mr facts getting affidavits to prove i going solitary afidavit « some of 4 competent mar that will convince will not zo to Washington until I have hearing of all | appomtment | tion exactly. 1 position will be overcome in the 1 will get the appointment tury has heard the whole business through.’ THE NEXT M NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. My doctor says it acta gently Iiver and Kidneys. and is a plensan drink is made from lierbs. and is prepared for use 8s easily as tea LANE'S ME Al druggists el it at s0c. cannot get it, aend Lane's Family )i eachday. t Address GRATOR F. WOODWATRD. Ly 1o E OMANA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1803 CELEBRATE } that two weeks ago woman, glving the name of alled at her establishment and left th saying that she would call for it fn Mrs. Wheaton's fees for carin had been fixed at §2 pe milk was the r This was told to Mrs. Judy, who be satisfied. T wils there was a | that th oard b r whe visit of made have S vas t A ha w sh he bab, igh its com of th Piies, but De Wity - VOS3 STILL IN IT, Reictod a Little Yesterda 1 s Favor, racy 18 ripped war over Henry Voss wide ope appointment a of The remova day in it is predicted that th endered will 2 time to come of construction building and the the appointment in in ¢ th acti of Al m o Mr ir e Ausing politi not forc spend their morning as he intended on o fact that Secretary ( arlisle wi at the capital for eni, several days the desires to hav ment wit Voss when vres the fight he reaches Wast Some 1in the that they favorabl S8 yoste rth who have bee n and several Washing been n withdrawing lodzed however, it was Martin had tarv Shechan, of the ttee, that they must by ¢ 0 st diteh. He wanted afidait personal unfitness of Mr rih of the situation ex-Govern toa BEE reporter that he would wshington to eng: porsonall “1 do not believe it is n in thi Voss can seud, or to Scerctary Carlisle recom neces 1 believe Mr seut who have been opposing the ap. Voss have misrepresentec When it comes to talking the incompetency Voss | dot to get th I have man whe is willing gainst Mr. Voss, and [ am t those who simply sent his appointment hive since not heard of to furnish an wired the seeretary that they wished to withdraw 1 thoroughly believe that Mr and I have heard me to the contrary Voss was seen by a Bre reporter sked about the situation he said v and wor a time for ¢ the n.atters beaving upon m Pue Bee has stated the situa am determined to fight i I feel confident that the and SeCre seretary Carlisle setting nd and when the Rl ORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND the stomach, Tt i called DIGINE $1a package, 1f you Jour addreas for a frec sample. edicine m the bowels Tn order to be health (o -Attor: tico | courts. Rooms souncil Biufls, fa HAVE Y Mrs bitter feel start foe Washing about tsee where these men are that nothing “1 | meut by expres op- | - = and Shugart | " v InOne Minute Rheumatic Sciatic, sharp and she o pains, ne ting weak the ASe and ful Kidneys, back ; ache, ut s and weaknes and che the nervous force hence is pove treatment of ner weakness, numbness and paralysis. scs 1 by LPaIN T A AN 1t italizes , and in the 18 pains ] Price, asc.; five, §1.00 At all Drugzists or b mail. Porrax 4 YRUG AND CHg. Coxr., Boston y n “% 6, W, PANGLE, M. D, ' Tho Good Samaritan. 0 Years' Experioncs, | BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN., PROPRIETOR OV YHE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN« GARY OF MEDICINE, Itreat the following Diseuses : Catarth of the Head, Throat, and Lunge; Dis eases of the Eyeand kar, Fitsasd Apoplexy, floart V| Pisonsa, Liver Complaiut, hidiey Complainty . Mervous Debility, Mental Depres~ ' | pion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal 88, Dinbetes, Bright s Di‘ease, St Vitus® Ak N hatiam, Taralysis, Wiito, Swelling Berofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turnors and Fistula In ano removed without the knife or drawina a drop of the socretary | blogd. Woman with her delicate orgrns re- D ape | 2% health ore Dropay cured without taning. Spocial attent’on 17 piood talnts arising by excesses or vices Surer and cheapsr than a trip to the Hot s, %30 to £ forfeit for any fallure to curewithout m ury a | Tape Worms reruoved in two or three hours, or ng 1 pay. Homorrhoids or Piles o red. | THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will cave life and hundreds of dollars by calling 1 | on or using DP. f. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. Theonly Physician who ean toll what ail( a person without asking a questi All correspondence sirictly eonfidentinl. Modioin Address ali leiters Lo 1 . G. W, PANGLE, M. D s 5 BROADWAY . Council Blufs, [a t Sond 4e stamps for confidential reoly Gene, civen totroatn nt of all 58 18 1| ) Eigencal Motor ond Many times more dura ble than ste1m en- ines, more relixble for pow er purpeses, and much chenper. Canbe putin corner of any room from garret 10 busement, t+king but hit- tlo space, niuking no nofse. Makes 1o snoke or dirt, requires no fuolor engineer to run it Cheaper, neater and wore re:fable for eleva- tors and 0ther purposes than witer or wis. Deiroit Motor and Generator best of ull, as allttie investigation will show Muchines from one-elzht to elzhty horse power always on hand and_warranted to glve complete sutisfaction. Communicite with us We will save you time, money and incon- veniene W. F. BAKER, 300 and 310 Shugart Block, Council Blufts. Telephone €. D. BAKER, Ectrictan, 71 South 14th St, Omaha, ephone 1448 Council Blufts, Omahu and Lincolu, Sole ngents for OU SEEN The King of Scorchers ? Made by the Centaur Cycle Co. of Coventry, England, Manufacture The oldest and strongest KINGMAN & C | PEORIA, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS importers and jobbers of high grade bicycles; also vehic cyele company in the world, Hustler Athlete Glideaway Road King R cad Queen Kingman Scorchers, Mermaid Umpire ando ther Mediam Grad: Whecls, Gl CITY, DEsS MOINES AND OMAHA. and medium es and farm machinery. §. M. WILLIAMISON & CO., Counc’l Bluffs Agzn To h: the Chas. Swaine, 1F YOU WANT A Gasoline Stove, Bicycle, Refrigerator, Carpet Sweeper, | Or, which is of primary importance just now, we your Stove stored for Summer, call on 737 Broadway THE LOOKED FOR BREAK IN PRICES HAS COME. Highest Grade for . .$100.00 The kelipse, Waver King, C ipper, Scorcher, all Sold everywhere for $150,00, If you want a whe:l, don’t fail 806 us. Qur $80.00 wheel is a dandy. COLE & COLE, 41 Malo Street, Councli Bluffs 100.00 to DOHANY'S THEATER. Conncil Bluts, Ta, John Dohany, - - - - - Manager, ONE NIGHT ONLY THURSDAY, APRIL 27, THE KINGS OF FUN. FITZ«wWEBSTER And tho'r Com ¢ Associutes, In “A Breezy Time,” Crisp, Breezy anl Lntertaining. Sereamingly Funny Situations PungontDialoguos, Clouds of Protty Girls, Tuneful Music Newest Vocal Cems., Skillful Dancing. A Cyclone of Merriment. 250, 500, The. Seats oa sale oy, Wednesday i orning Dohany’s Theater FRIEKD'S DRAMATIC CLUB, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, Will repeat by roquest the popular p'ay given at Masonie temply o short timo ago to one of the lar.est audiences ever nssembled In that big hall, a beautiful threo act drama entitlod, "CASTOUT IN THESTREETS." To conclude with an wand exceedin :ly funny farce, "THAT AWFUL CARPET BAG." PRICF house. Prices t Selier* Pl 25¢ and #5¢ to all parts of the Tickets ko on sale Wednesday, April 26 Raflroad nen wliil espec- fally apprecinte this piny. Dohany’s Theater ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Week Comn.cneing MONPAY MAY THE COMEDIAN CORSE PAYTON Audhis merry company supported by the talented young actress MISS ETTA REED. One Opening Monday ol comel it in the - reat military dv dram i in four acts, Ay Rentocky Homo LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT. New songs and dances, bottor and bri:Lter than ever. PRIOES—10¢, 20¢ and 30c. WILLLAMSON SPECIALIST Cresident of MEDICAL AND SURGIUAT DISPENSARY, (Conxultation Eree.) Is unsurpassed in the treate tofall Chronic, Private and Norvous Diseases, Sronsult ne sonalle, TMENT BY MAILL stamp for bars will by mont in Oitico 115 8. 13ch-aty P.0. Box 634 Special Notices. COUNDIL BLUFFS - — [P KENT. House of five roome? ncres garden; 1§ neren pasture, on upper Broadway. LW, 1 ub icys, 108 I'enr) atroat Farm Vussy & LS TRACTS and 10ans. Doughit aud 8014 Blums 1 olty propariy Thomay, Coanall [P0 RENT ~Tha 1o:room 1o use cormor of Willow uvenuo and Bth street. owned by Mre. Hancock, from June | at 85) 00 per wonth. including bara, of will sl property. Day & 1less WANTED-A und exi business, as man Growers' ~hippors quired. Addross J. wtrest, Council Bluffs M ALTESE CROSS HOs M Yeara; good val by's, Merriam bloc TiLL Wi ot tnew — knowlaizg commnlsslon Bluffs Fruld itoferences rav ocrotary, 39 Pearl w10 has rience 1 tho fruit ker for oaneil Ansoela i, [Daet People say it Iasts 19 o and always ln stock st Blg XCHANGE CIU SELL- Two four 1o ym wud outbulldings, clea Mandol, 700 Graham Ave, FOIRENT - Store room 20xi). weil estabilaha wrocery stand, corner 1ith st and 4th Ave. 8l per month. A. 3. Mandel. 70 Graham Ave, R RENT DA Y tion; a bargaln. lnquire of Hardware Co.. Counell Bluis branc Vour box rtatis AL Exchaoge barn 1 pklo-Shugark 1n, vaiits, ¢ for the im work YARBAGE romovod, ¢ 8500 Tcloaned. Woll propared Furke elty building I U8E and lot for s Inquire of J. | freighit house. CHANCE for rizit Aand” deltver goods and profit divided every 4) days in stock pany. Mu 15 aharas stoock Addesss J Morse. Koou vorett block, Councll Blufts. SALRE—Cheap: teim blaok driving m arey m mules; oll wazon. harnass and toam; L0p Uiy : road wakon. Uarh i Conl Co.. 10 Pearl atreek, W L neli b wodera conyeniene JOISALE A number nice coLtages, chewp, and on very emsy pnymonts. Greenshlelds, Aeholson & Co.. 621 Browdway 01 SALE- Lmprov. price. A 5ro0m cott Iarge 28tory hou Johoson's add.; & neat & block 11, Flen Luge on 10t b oo o wvings Blufty | month Jard of y Fesory) Nristian, man to collect Wages §12 4 w cost 00m house, onted. BeooMcw own ub., & 16, 1 porty lot2, on lot w cotts vie add ;s or & CObb' ada y a and —_ 1and In northers Juhoston & Van 10, 520 ANT 040-ACKY tract of lows t $15.00 to 820,00 per acre Vatten AV ANTED- Sy for a houss for the 50880 000 11,23, Heo office, ( ounc | § ion for self and wife (o ca promisos referen Biufts s Klven bargaln r lo your Five-room house new, 58130 ¢ ck from motor, near bus fens conter: good outbulldings: great bargalin: 850.00 Or 10000 down and wouthly paymeuts. loguire ad Hee office JOR SALK- Bleyele, ¢ p _for cash or ou essy yeyments. Address V. 5., Boe oliog, - -