Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1893, Page 6

1 ! i 6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS NO. 12 PEARL STREKT OFFICE Delivered vy earrler to any part of the ity 1. W TILTON, - MANAGER - " «ineas Offic 0. 43 TELEPHONES | Risitegafiice. . Ko 28 -_— MINOR MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co, Boston Store tehaug silks. Miltonberger is the hatter, 502 Broadway. The Women's Christian association will meet at the hospital tomorrow at 3 p. m. William E. Golden and Miss Lillie M. Wal- lace, both of Omaha, were married by Justice [Fox last evening. The Union Veteran legion and Ladies' auxiliary will attend St. John's English Lutheran church, on the first floor of the Merriam block, this evening. Myrtle Rogers, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William™ Rogers, died in Stans- berry, Mo, and the remains were brought to this city and interred in Fairview cemetery The dog tax books were opened yesterday for the first time this season, and thirty four dogs received the certificates of their annual salvation. The dog catcher makes his first rounds next Monday. Mrs. Prentice R. Goodrich will entertain the ladies of St. Paul's guild next Tuesday afternoon at 4 Kensington tea at her home. 514 South Seventh street. She will be as sisted in entertaining by the Misses Glea n, Goff, Gronewey and Hattenhauer. At the last meeting of Hawkeye lodge, No. 184, Independent Order of =~ Odd Il lows, the lodge was presented with two gavels, one made of mahogany from the mountains of Oregon, and the otner from hickory gathered ou the Atlantic coast in the state of Main ird’s hospital reccived yesterday s Californin oranges of the sced aricty en in that fertile spot which is gaining f 1 Riverside, They are propagated altogether by grafting, and if those to be exhibited at the World's fair are ouly equal to thiose received at the hospital yesterday, and they will doubtiess be even choicer, those who have boasted of the golden 'fruit of Sicily will find that the American orchard puis all others to shame. Mrs. Jensen cause of griel to Mrs. Ayres, who hives on Sixth avenue, was before Judge McGee yes. terday morning in police court on the chirge of disturbing the peace. During the trinl a great deal of amusen was afforded the spectators by the sparkling repartee in which the two women engaged, and cousid erable information was brought out with reference to things in general and in particular. Mrs. Jensen was di MeMullen was before Justi for a hearing on tue charge of foating & small boy namod Hough at Cres- cent. During the course of the hearing it was shown that the Hough boy, who is 7 ears of age, had whipped a 5-)ear-old rother of MeMullen's, and Clay McMullen, who is 11, took pains to prevent the famiiy coat of arms from being suilied again. He s dismissed after a lecture from the court The teacher of the school which the three boys attend says that there used to bea great deal of trouble among_the boys. fight- ing going on all the time. ~ But since four or five of them were arrested they have turned over a new leaf, and of late their bebavior would be ereditable to a flock of ungels. Day & Hess yesterday sold 45 acres more of the famous Kléin tract to Je miah Lynch of this city. Over 100 acres of this splendid fruit land have been sold this spring, cleared up and planted to fruit. There are only about 280 acres of it left. There is no more profitable in- vestment for men of small means than to buy a tract of this land and cultivate the never-failing fruits that find a ready market here. ¢ X Days at the World's Fair, It will cost you less than $50.00, every- thing necs included. This means homes in private cottage, clean, safe, close to grounds and on the beach of Lake Michigan. Write to J. T. Chyno- weth, Windsor Park, iil. Refers to H. ‘W. Tilton of THE BEE, or Jacob Sims of Sims & Bainbricge, Council Bluffs. ap outlasts cheap soap. Domestic PERSONAL PARAGRAPUS, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox have returned from a visit with relatives in Keokuk. ¢ Simon Eiseman returned from Salt Lake City and will spend a week visiting his friends here. . Miss Mattie A. Clark gone to Chicago to attend the World's fair with her uncle, Mr. T. D. Page, of San Jose, Cal. € J. B. Sampley, manager of the Postal Tele- graph oftice in this city for the last five years, hus resigned, to takeeffect this week and will go to Chicago. He will be suc- ceeded by W. W. Glaze, who has been em- ployed by the company in Chicago. George W. Lipe. Dr. T, B, Lacey, Vie Jen- nings, W. O. Wirt and Charles 1. Walters went to Sioux City iday evening to attend o meooting of the Royal Shriners. A banquet was provided the guests, who col- lected from all the western and northern parts of the state. Bouricius’ music house appears to be doing a land office business in pianos and organs at 114 and 116 Stutsman. Protect your homes against destrue- tive storms. W. C. James has the strongest companies in the world. See the peeriess Dauntless bicycles and get our terms. Henry Murphy. 10 Pearl street. Hear Miss Neole M. Ogden at th sbyterian church Monday night. Stil After the Chair. An amended petition was filed in the district court yesterday in the case of the state, ex rel F.a O. Gleason against J. J. Hathaway, better known as the case in which Gleason is trying to oust Hathaway from his seat in the city council The filing of the new petition is in accord- ance witn the ovder of the court made re- cently that a fuller statement of the issues should be made on the part of the plaintiff Gleason now claims that two ballots were counted for Hathaway illegally which should not have been counted I, and be were also t lieves that other illegal Lallots counted for Hathaway. One ballot, he further says, which should have been counted for Gleason, was rejected, aud if the votes had been counted properly he would have the office by a majority of one vote. C. O. D. Brown closes at 7 p. m. after May 1, except Mondays and Saturdays. Close Mondays at 9 p. m., Saturdays at 10:30 p. m. Dalbey’s band is reorganized and is prepared to furnish first-class musie for all oceassions, A.H. Perigo & Co., 103 Pearl st., Columbia and other high grade bicycles. Two Ten Purtios Mrs. J. Bixby entertained about seven ty five of her lady friends last Thursday after- noon at her home on South First street, honor of Mrs. Dr. Askin, wife of the new pas- tor of the Congregational church. The guests were mainly members of the church and congregation. and the event afforded a pleasant opportunity of making the acquaint ance of the lady who has come here to fili so important a plice in the church and social circles of Council Bluffs. ‘Tea was served and a most enjoyable time was had In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O Cer gave u party at their home on Willow avenue in honor of Judge J. R. Reed and wife. About seventy-five guests were pres ent and a pleasant evening was spent. Ele. aut refreshments were one of the delight ul features. Stop at the Ogden, Council Bluffs, the best 82,00 house in Towa. 8. P. Vanatta, attorney, 6 Everett blk. Geo. S. Davis, prescriprion druggist. Domestic soap best for hard water, a_celobration that will fully equal any that h Council Bluffs, patriotism and loyalty BLUFFS ! dertved from the | ‘ebration and they Grand Army Men Wrangling Over the Ques- tion of Who Killed the Bear, and Army whim blic from showing its | of the heroes who laid down their lives on the cordingly been ointed to consult with the citizens the prospects nre will be two celebrations on th month, one of which will be g | by the veter prevent the general 1 SEVERAL GIVING GLORY A HARD CHASE | now that there ad In the Order Named o Oftered in of fhelr Claims, mbers of the Grand Army Come to our entertainment the first day All those who had any the selection of Council Bluffs as the place of holding the next state encampment of the | Grand Army of the sshyterian church just over the Come poet, come preacher, come tutor and scholar: that they get The admission fee is only quarter of a their due share of the glory uccessful efforts The first to arrive at the home plate wi 1,who, it will be remember cncampment to pay the expenses having ating a subscription list post commander, McFadden re wisdom and art, And all thé good things which delight We promis Wall McFad Which lies through the says Fanny Fern), Aund we believe her we learn o cater to the wants of the inner man, Which the ladies delight to do, when- ever they can one and all, for through contrary to the orc was referred to by an one who had done more than any one else to both great the city he represented se Ihat everythin as affectionate as it might be in the ars from a letter pub: lished last evening over the signature of Mr. next meeting place On the first day of May, to our festi- the old soldiers 0. D. Brown closes May 1, except Mondays and Saturdays. Close Mondays at 10:30 p. m. 7p. m. after Cook reading as follows sire to correc s, decorative artists, wall , plain_and orr 0. 15 Pearl St Creamnpuient no control of the only bilng o mem ) anthority from the funds to take hinisclf and two fricnds to the en he Post wiis 108 1 ot lead our dele K 1o do with seeu Respectfully paper, paper hanging mental painting, signs. rps of the post, I Free treatments aaily from | Surgical institute, 26th and Broadway. Building Perr A number of city have paid attention to the proclam issucd by Mayor Lawrence with vegard aking out building plied with the necessary Post Commander, owners of the John Lindt now comes 1o the front Bluffs and says that Jis specch that Another paper which had cvi formation from *ouncil Bluffs to the confident smil whose conduct has been a | permission to build those rissued s to a man who had built sold it without naries, but he greeted the convention Now Frank Trimule, the Council Bluffs Merchants and Manuf; n, claims to have accomplished the went to Sprivgtield on | olkuk on his way back found the Council Bluffs Some one hiad be cading the word along the line that nt the encampment, sceretary of permit rather arrested and tay was the last day of grace. or holds to his fivst arrests may be looked for tomorrow, as there number of citizens who have not The following were and if the may ness and stopped at k When he arrived | men demoralized triously spr Council Bluffs difin't w that it wouldn't be able to raise rary funds if it got it il Bluffs would be and glorious fizzle with the rule. among the permits issued yester 189, Turley's len, Home of the Friendless, lot 1 Judd’s subdiv ind that to give it to frime dwelli | & wan who would throw the ¢ sdiately went to Wi 19, block 4, Plerce’s wdd, frame dwelling ame to a vote Council Blufls carried the day by a vote of two to one. Four permits, aggreent Communder dman in his Keokuk Phil Sherid. number of other claimants Altogether, well at the hands of the enc Council Bluffs, nt hotel in aumpment at ndianapolis and J le and every novelty arbitration com Atkins a wember of the t Lund Bros. in the china To Any Pupit . public or othe 1 or South Omaha, Inglish composi- Of the school Council Bluffs, Omal who will write the best tion, not exceeding 30 newspaper lines, and send it in by make a handsome pre the choice €. 0. D. Brown closes at 7 p. m. May 1, except Mondays and Saturdays 9 p. m., Saturdays Close Mondays at /15, 1803, we will it, and give him of a fine Washburn A Fine Kond lo se. Do you want to buy one? If so, write V. B. Oaks, Silver City, lu. value, %30, Subjeet of compositi of my store during the exposition, from | May™ 2 to 6, the Royal Hardman piano and other musical instruments we carry best compositions will be published frem time to time in the daily paper i Boxes and barrels of Drexe cologne, a delicious perfume, 25 Davis, the drugg Appearance | headquarte for Paine’s Celery Compound. name and r The judges will be H. W. Tilton of the of the Nonpareil, I1. I World-Herald ana R. J. Claney of the for Domestic soap. ny” appeared at Dohany'slast evening in a new mel entitled “Cast Out in the Street.” was well adapted to the comy vart was well performed, espec consideration all that of amateurs mm of the MUELLER PIANO AND OR( 103 Main street, Council Bluffs, Where to Worship. Congregational Chur D.D., pastor. Morning s the work was “The melodrama, which had comedy running thiough it in streaks, was followed by a lively facce entitled “That Carpet Bag Rev. John Askin, ibject, A Good Man’ *hilosophicr, meeting of the so- Merchant, entertaintent Maggic Lineberg tes, Eva Cole, Harry Davis dlliott, Charles Lineberger, Charles The scene whe the Misses Ella Luste May Driesbach, Nina Clark, Messrs unday school First Baptist Morning subject: Davis. pastor How to Become a Chris- M. Seanlan. ilan arrested the heavy vil being struck that was pointed atriotic Order the Junior Orc ship,” a sermon of Sons of America and Sunday school, by @ bullet from a revolver at_the ceiling, was espe isses Smith and H dancing between the two parts of the enter- alled forth several encores. 'v. Stephen Phelps, Services at 10:30 and 7:45, rle did some tainment that ass mecting. Sunday school, Coal and wood: best and cheapest Missouri hard wood in the city: prompt H. A. Cox, No. 4 Main. meeting, 9:30, ce the winding of the May pole by the children at the Presbyterian church Monday night. Junior league, Admission : Meeting of official board Monday evening 5 ¥ = at 8 o'clock. Cook your meals this summer on a gas range. At cost at the Gas Columbian souvenir silver spoon new and beautiful, at Lund Bros Sy teriin — Mme. Helen Merrdll, hairdressing and Merriam block. Young people English Lutheran manieuring. mon to the old soldier: in the evenin; Remember DeHaven is headquarters people’s meeting, 7:1 for Paine’s Celery Compound. Association Momorial Day. The committees appointed by the different the city o take ting for boys under meeting at 4, 1 wanizations i sary steps to appropriately respeetfully s the executive committec of the Gr at their hall on Menday 1, at8 o'clock. Ally Approved. The following letter Kelley, health commissioner of Minne- apolis, contains an endorsement high and intelligent sou Maturity Bonding company of =z commander, Finest Aristo photos, $2 per DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,CITY HAL h v s z LE studio. 18 North Main. MINNEAPOLIS, petual Maturity Bonding Cc Gentlemen: Williamson largost and best bicycle stock in city. Main street, improvement to_the popular Swanson Musie Co such investigation | f Schubert piano. is preferable to any cther form of insur- ance, as there is a faiv chance of receiv- ing solid benefits before death; that is not necessary todie, as in other insur- policies are investment it seems equitable to all par- :| satistied that it in_Chicago for fair call on Ohio Knox. A new invoice of English turbans, ance, befor lutest and stylish, at the Louis. W. J. Wallace, building materials. Use Domestic soap. It is the best Ovide Musin stards today in the very foreground of the world's greatest vio- his supporting comvany the leading critic: the country to be the par excellence of all musical organizations traveling this Nebraska is Pro Except 1o the nlsed Fair Weather Today, art of the State. pril 20.—Forecasts Fair; variable winds; rising temperature, except in ex- | treme eastern portion For South Dakoty acknowledged for Sunday : Lusin wenuine, successful Fuir; variable winds violinist since church, May 12, For lowa: Generally fair; northerly winds, cal Record. Orrice oF THE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAlA, ‘ord of temperature and rainfall, compared with corresponding day of past four years: The princip of Decoration day under the auspices of the local have always been arrang: Grand Army post and followed for so to be almost considered a Grand Army holi stated in these columns, | the Grand Army has kicked out of the traces and given notice that the exercises this year Maximum temperature, this plan has been day has come temperature Precipltation Statement showing the condition of long that the day and since March 1, 18 Normal temperature. Deficlency for the duy Deticiency sinee Murch 1) Norwal precipitation. . Deticiency for the duy Deficiency March 1 Geonoe E. Huxt, Local l.:‘;l:ccaat of the citizens excepting old soldiers being invited to take fled with this plan, pud wre Bow takg THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: RUNKAY. APRIL_ 20, 189 SIUTH N HAPPENINGS Live Swek Exchgrigh Has a Small but In- teresting Mecting. PROHIBITS TAKING FEES FROM DEALERS Some Members Fhought it Proper, but Others Considared it Bribery and Car- tied Their Pofat—Coming En talnment - Minor Mentio There was a red hot session of the Live Stock exchange yesterday afternoon. [t was a called weeting and, although there were ouly about fifteen members present, the de- bates were spirited, aud plain if not forcible lunguage was used. The object of the me g was to discuss some proposced amend- wments to the rules governing the exchange. The ball was started rolling by read- ing a minority report of a committec ap. pointed some time ago to draft some amend ments to the rules. The first report was an amendment to rule ). The substance of the amendment is that it shall be the duty of every member of the exchange to charge commission of not less than £ u car for all stock or feeding cattle purchased by him for any customer; also that the granting of re bates or the dividing of commission with a customer shall be deemed a violation of the rules. The penalty for either of the above offenses is punishable by a fine of not less than #200. This recommendation secmed to please the majority of the members present and the report was adopted The next amendment in the report met with considerable opposition. [t was to the effect that no commission man should aceept a fee from a scalper, the punishment to_be the same as in the above instance. Mr Olney and Mr. Lee Rothsehild were warm supporters of the amendment and Mosses. Blanchard, Parkhurst and Waggoner opposed it. Rothschild stated that it had become so common for speculators to pay i bribe of say r to 1 commission man ‘who secured v that he had to do it himself or g ieft. He wanted the exchange tomake st an act a violation of the exchinge rules and in that way stop the now necessary expense | to the sealper. It was virtually bribery, but as long as one sealper did it the others would be compelled to do so or they would not do any business, Mr. Parkhurst said that such an amend- ment would not hold good in the courts. Thatifa man wanted to give his money away there was no law to prevent it. Wi goner said that he had never made charge to any scalper for getting him customer, but that on several occa sions men whom he had favored in that way had left a check on his desk after the deéal was over and he was not like sk in the jeve it was ny stove. Blanchard did not be proper for the exchange body to tuke any action on such a matter. It was purely a fight among the scalpers and he thought they should arrange_some way cut of the muss themselves. No one asked them for pay and if any of them saw fit to give a com- mission mian £ or #10 it was perfectly just Rothschitd saiait was not a fight among the sealpers, That, while he had perhaps not veen asked outright for money, he had been compelled to follow in the footsteps of his competitors or get left. It was nothing short of bribery, and it was injuriug the market at the yards Waggoner made & motion to have the mat ter luid on the table, but he failed and the amendment passod The next amendment was in weighing back lumpy-jawed cattl s the rules now stand there is no time s to when a lampy jaw shall be weighed back and as the commission men say that in many cases it is impossible to inspect all the stock at the scales, the original amendment read that notice should be given and the animal hed-back inside of two hours, und this was amended to four hours and passed amid considerable confusion, as several members were talking at onee “T'here will be another meeting pext Mon- day when a full attendance is expected. ard to Y ung People's Eatortamment. he benefit entertaiument for the Young People’s Society of Christian Eudeavor takes plice at the Presbyterian churen next Tues- day night. The following program will be rendered by the I, K. quartet of Omaha PART 1. Quartet (with accompanist)—Cheerfulness o . « Newman T. K." Quartct Quartet—Muarguerite Arr. Kratz-White ST, K. Quartet, Recitation—Columbia Hall Miss M. Tenor Solo—Answer ; Mr. M LrSOn Quartet (with banjo [m'mt.)—Massa's in de ..Arr. Kratz Slia Day. 431 civosiRaby Quartet. Fair, i ST, K Quartet, PART 11 Miss Day. Quartet—Breeze of the Night (waltz). Recltation—Siste 5 Lumothe ST KL Quartet. Bar Solo—True to the List . Adams Mr. Conrad., Reeitation—Robert of Lincoln, ... Bryant Miss Day. Bass Solo and Quartet—1 am King 5 L Arrkratz-Thomas Mr. Morrison and K. 1 Quartet—Aunic Laurie. ... SR Quiriet. Lee G. Kroty, Director. Buck The Microscopieal Station. Dr. Hewiston, who has been at the head of the microscopical station in this city since September 14, 1801, severcd his connection with that department yesterday. He will be succeeded on Monday morning by Dr. E. L. Siggius. For the present Dr. Siggins will occupy the quarters now being used* on the thivd floor of the Packers National bank buildin When Dr. Hewiston first opened the de- partment he was onls given cignt employes. Allof his assistants are women, From time to time the number was increased until 1t reached sixty. At the vresent time there are fifty-four. Some of them will be ined, while others have not made applization for retention. ‘Thirteen of those now employed secured their appointment through the en dorsement of democrats. They will in ali probability be retained. Those who wish to remain must file their applications betore May 1. Miss Sadie M. Clark of Indianapoli Ind., who has been in the department for about two years; left for her home yester. day, us did Miss Cora Lee of Oxford, Neb, The pay roll i tnls department aver: about £2,500 u month, the salary of the givls being $600 a year, 'Dr. Hewiston handed in his last pay roll 'to the Packers National bank yesterday Saloo. Men Dissatiafled, The order of Muyor Walker thatall saloon- keepers would be tdfupelled to pay the $100 occupation tax befote their license for the next year would be issued has caused con- siderable comment @mong the liquor dealers, One of them said: "8If the suloon men of South Omaha had'dny sort of an organiza- tion and all of thew would refuse to pay the occupation tax, Lagr satisfied that the city could not collect it As for myself, 1 would rather pay 1,000 4'year license than 00 license and §100 0pfupat x. The high license would reatde the number of saloons, while the 00 assessment, works a hardship on tll of us. Last year there wy saloon keepers who did not pay any occupu- tion tax at all, and now they are going to try to make us pay in the 100 thirty duys or more before 1t is regularly duc.” Mayor Walker has also issued an order that all saloon men wust curtain their win dows and keep the front doors locked on Sunday. ges More Counterfelt Dollars, Chief of Police Beckett has in his posses- sion twenty counterfeit silver dollars that were found by a boy. Thelad was playing about about a shed in tne rear of Hunt singer's saloon at Twenty-fourth and Wy- man streets when he discovered the coin, 1t was wrapped in packages of § each and has turned a yellowish hue by having been wet. The counterfeit is perfect, aside from being considerably too light. They all bear the date of 1542) Chief Beckett is of the opinion that a gang of counterfeiters is operating somewhere between South Omaha and HBellevue. Nowne of the coiu has been passed R RN 7 3 — i A v T O A ~TWEN in tho eity of la PAGES, altho gh a few months nsidcr hie of it Ticket Agent Woods yesterday notifying him atrice train would be abandoned ' AN ARTICLE FROM THE SCIENTIFLC AMERICA- . 2 CCMMENDING COPELANIZ Omaha at 5:08 a A Wage-Worker Testifies That Drs, Copeland and Shepard Cur s Him of Asthma ful Headaches fles—Two Noted Singers Give Their Experiencs, m., and arrives at 6:07 p. m Bronchitis—Mrs, Gibbs Relieved of Dpraae lowa School Teacher The cigar makers will play ball today Gallagher is back from a two months visit in the east Miss Martha visiting Mrs. W Dyspepsia Foraythe of rduer, Me , is Ina recent article, entitled “Have n Specs atteacted the 18 thinkers,the sei- entitic Ameriean, njournal rece wheraver the \ Argebrieht, quite il for some time is convalescing THE “COUNTY FAIR" QUARTET. L U'tko of th Rison City Quartet.ne™ County Fair' compuy, si wh e slog) Rapid City, §. D, are the guests of Dr Ly g ARATL 1'Was oo Hiarse that tettme. and 1 could spenk ohly in'= Thad o give upmy profession ten= The dance given by the Bohemian Tur society at Blum's hall last uight was a ple over wholst 1 took troatment frot eminent physioin S Buffaio, New York, nat finds out that wade w apeeialty of o 1008 1t better th ust avail itsel 7 to Argue that And specialists in Dr. Wilson received a teieg n una Boston, Sstating that his was dangerously ill enjoyable high fiv last nigh at Masonic hall by the ladies of the Degree of Honor United Workmen The Home Circle club gave its last party of the season last night at the home of M Twenty-second The guests were royvally ente and refreshed und will have mangy happy re membrances of the am yesterday her, who lives in Canada o thing, nud o nny one else, auestionabl A Washington specialist, w duy, used o) - om 1 pald 84 - 1 oords, und - party was given WiVe do not should be like a hors ing bt one to advoeate narrow-mind iy that no man should be witheut Al and prevaliing secution of wh anditdoes not thatls, whether tricity on my voo rupidly wors Ancient Order of 4, tor ke would dness: but we o Copelny= ng as wellas Lover coulia troatment Lam sing teroranving first advices 1o sure you AT this adds w tonave nape - COUNTY ROAD PAVI G, The nbove excellent advice is quoted h Bids on the to emphasise Drs. Copeland and Sh ation of the bids for paving the sounty roads has been AaaddAaaadhanian ompleted and Tects a cortain their study and not helpbut beeo treatment than the general s ractice his 1if. fetent in their Iside prac- commissioners i) - - - - 000 were voted with the understanding that the procecds were to be used for this purpose ads should extend of Military avenue where it cuters the one from the other from Center street pe to maste Drs. Copeland the treatment ¢ ard's great success i ses of the mucus membrane and their result of yeurs of application, rtainty of the t ! s disappearod. and The trontment oncof the r from the end contrast with the torture with others, and skillful men, ection that ¢ ertise, hut if they did 4o so they could not ho Iopatients to justif] these disanses at th sothepublicis benefitted by t ing, und they realize it, Owing to th ommend them a opertics in the 0 extension. his associates Mr, Cook’s € “My trouble." tenor In the Bison City Quartet vess's “Connty Fair" dites ba For three yeurs subject of material before any final action is When the bids handed over to usinz suit an nasal douche. noticing an obstrue: that he might Tustead of helping m Auditor Tate figures showing ient could be laid with the He has perforned | AN ORGANIZF LABOR WORKERK, tion inmy breathi miles of the pav proceeds of the bonds y and at the same time he o tabulation lowest bidders on each of the different kinds of materials. On Colorado sandstone laid on a concrete bid of Riley, MeDonald & Penficld their” prices being as ‘enter street road, $24,024 per mile: Dodge Military avenue § For paving with Colorado sandstone, laid stone and sand the low- Center street voad, Hugh while the other & Sons at §24.95 for 24,816 for the Military The abstruction {nte and after treatient with varfous doctors | wis reco in sfonal friend to br. After Suftering for Years From Asthma and Bronchitis, Mr. Brough Says That Drs, pard Restored pelnnd nnd Sh leved me, nnd it elves@ commend these physigy fihelr et and us courteon No one who 18 (roubled as 1 have®) Hmentwith doctors of Mr. John Brough lives at 3 LALMG LU s nue, Council Biufls, for ‘13 veurs in the car-repalriig Shobs of the “TE Do zan With eatar PArs DSt cough i s been cmp! ians ns ninste < the lowest, been cun afford to ex) and for three v v have made me wreteh <t at night, but wulk My lunzs were so terrible racking coush scemed to tear me all blaek messes of mu- wost choked me. hem, wnd thus suve v the cons-lous capablo hands.” wible time and mone, e treet the sam orsatup to ona base of broken est bidders are to'lsome and cxactin work is fur from heaithfo he Dodge stree the Dodge strect and the physl « brass hand. With Dr. Shopari Usm as well s T ever tarrh, asthi tho Lest in the world." After two months fter tromenths | The dust from the <-hool-ro for Colorado sandstone on sand is captured by Hugh Murphy, ihe bidding 8050 per mile on cach lowest bid for brick on cone troubles, head Many tenchers nre now being trented by Drae) nd Shepard for these and kind and lung troubles is THE COPELAND MEDICAL PRAC- TICE IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD. IT IS FOUNDED ON HONESTY AND BUILT UP BY ABILITY, SKILL AND EXPERIENCE. pubile school tencher ow ntrcated ent relye) Military avenuc roads, and t extension Van Court & Co. have plans of eree to lay the pavement plans at the rateo sery thut oo nt of Dra. Copa do 1 wonderfu pletely uprootin To tenchers and these phys e e, ana is come the discrse from my sy stom; 1 others 1 highly commen according to thess want #5840 ORIGINATED IN CHILDHOOD, “T'hie lowest bid for Telford macadam is by McDonald & Penfield. who offer to lay aterial on Dodge street and $17,160 per mile, though on Center price to £19,500, And Caused Her Pam crrh and all curable diseases treated aty wedicmes free. ssfally trented by distance su mail. Send for symptom biank. rd Relieved He mes Gibbs, wifo street they r sume firm bids the lowest on on a concrete base, wanting 17,160 for tary avenue and Dodge street, with per mile on Cente An aceurate e of the well known where she is known by the whole vil- Iage as a model wife and mother, as told by herself, is one of the Drs. Copeland New Vork, where he graduated, the most fas ind in the country. dentinls are no less abund, Tle was the president of Rush Medical College, medical_school 1 the wes mber of the lowiu State Medic ty. and of various other medieal and surgley best exanip'es Shepard have often urged—the danger of al- arrh to develop una system in early childhood. 1 had hurdly known what 1t wis entlroly woll any in m ctod catirrh when timate shows that by using the highest priced material the proceeds of the bonds would pa while with the lowest pri the county could lay nine and one-cighth iles of pavement. macadam and by Van Court & Co. differ in this 1se of square while the Van Court macadam has irregular shaped sion tween them being filied with smaller stone rolled into place by heavy rollers. The we ce of each is the s Already the macadam_men are beginning to kick, although there is no assurance that they will be awarded ‘rhey claim that the specific year guaranty and that time they must tu 10 the county with the wearing of the sam ss as upon the day when the commissioner: is unfair to hold a 20 per the entire five yc mous Institutl Dr Shep rd's o for six and one-q his cluss at Lwas 13 years old. Veen a sufferer from it ever since, untii I w. s restored to health T \was 80 nervons 1 worn out, run down and tired all the time. wero always choked up, my head ached a/l the thme and my throat wis sore and dry. positively retain hardiy anything my stomieh; 1L was u wiys £Iving me troublo and Tsuffered all the misery of For days and days that bid upon th gentlemen. after thorough hosoital e ve devoted tho Tves (o ihe practico of the r spectaitios, wh und throat whut success the columns of the daily pape DRS. COPELAND & SHEPARL the openings be- W confirmed ROOMS 311 AN D i1 ys'elins, howe r, I began to lmprove, and this lmprovement kept up until 1 um now { my symptonis Is ous provide tions provide | Soarly cured. 6 itnd 1 feel Louithy. AuNot put mv thank fu.ness to these cluns too strongly." ur Sales Kee ¢ Curable Discase Treated- vement over Office Hours—9 to 11 a. m.; 10 0w to 12'm (Teasing. ars, and in saying this they point to the fact that the city ne more than 15 pe Reasor why \ Dr, Presnell treats ca W otan Melrasla Fdveators, April 20.—[Special Tele -Tonight closes the first QGALLALA, Net gram to Tie sion of the tional association. been held in the ope nine counties being county superintendents and te v meeting has tendent A, K. Goudy and wife were present in getting the as. sociation on a solid footing as a p organizhtion 1 was rendered, including vocal and ju strumental music by 1 the many fine a lecture by State Superint Another by Fleick of Sidney on “A Libe A big snow storm was raging when the m ing adjourned the ground and it is still f: DOHANY'S THEATER. elections on th program was nnent Goudy on Sducation.” of snow cove 30-POUND DAUNTLEES. 30-POUND DAUNTLESS. Manager, " EXTRAORDINARY Commencing MONPAY MAY COMEDIAN CORSE PAYTON And his merry company supported by the tulented young actress MIiSS ETTA REED. Opening Monday night in the greatmilitary comedy druma My Kentueky Home LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT. New songs und dances, better and bri Lter 10¢, 20¢ and H0c, ISR ES: one that will sell at sight and n Get agency quick. UNION TRANSFER CO.. in Street, Counci! Bluffs, Towa. ular wheel ke you a uv!n[) 1304-6-5-10 M Special Notices. COUNDIL BLUFT3, House of ive rooms2 neres garden on upper Broadway. L.oW Special Hotices COUNCIL BLUFFS in four acts, leys, 103 Penrl stre BSIRACTS and (0any bouglit and sold Iurge 2atory, 1roon Johuwon's add Farm and eity propars Potter & Cobb's ady room cottuge on lot 11 Pwhs ¢ iy ndd Savings Loun Ftien for carh or snmo an & whole or singly 4 of directors utthelr f he piiyllege Of rejecting Street, Council BIUfM ALTESE CROBS HOS 6 years: good value and nlways in stock by's, Merrinm block TILL EXCHANGE () ! u wll bids should U bofore May i, 154 Special Notices. COUNGIL BLUFFS: TILL sell below cost new 5 room bouse, modern convenlences, one year and two years; solid color, )f nioe cottug ory stand, cor ANTED Parties with a l1itie Uime and capt manufucture Nieholson & Co.. 21 Broadwa; 70, 520 AND M0-ACRF: tract of land ip northern Towa ot $15.00 to §:0.00 per ncre Full sot 0f tinnors 1 e, Council Bluffs, Johnstoo & Van RALK -A good boul £oud Lmproyements carpenter work Mardware 0. fourth can be onurd Eyerett bx180 cormer lot, ny carriage Leam nid curris Councll Blutts 4 100.00 down and monthly paym; From Iat of June to Ist of October ulcely furnisbed D8, Bee ofice. wnd protits disided ) days, In stock buy 15 shares sLock Morse. Room b, Everett block. Councll Bluffs four larke, cool TARBAGE removed, o vaults. chimpe FANTEDSituation by drug clerk; & years ex winterea’ 1n 1owa outh Dakota. Address N 3V, Bee o 01l wagon, harness and buggy i rond wagon. Carbus Coml 0. 10K