Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1894, Page 4

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, 1 | THE DAILY BEE. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES | 22 HER FRIENDS ARE ANXIOUS ' AT AT hatalka SR b M COUNCIL BLUFPg i th tur r u‘ T OFFICE NO. 1 g st | New 8chednle of Hours for Street Lighting | were filled the aistes i Prolonged Absence from Home of Blanche is Badly Needed. Rev. - Mv, Cokor yres 4 A Fisher Creates Apprehension, ) sermon,which wa e s | Methodist ohurch, 1 1 : TILTON, Mana PHILADELPHIA PLAN DOES NOT WORK | ardor or the cariy i el | PARENTS DISTRACTED + WITH GRIEF aditor Mo ; + — times. The mission of Methe ——— It Gives the City Light When Not Wanted | V35 108 completel, but only beaun. Falled to Meet Her Father Satarday After- and N When Needed, Not Coker fs very earnest and impressive is noon and All Search Itas Feen In 1o Speak of the Trouble style would be classed as dramatic. He Valn- Fear that She Was Fallen Firente an oo 3 or R AT e plessantc B 0 typiel —ia ' F. H. Evans has sold out his tion of making another arge in a zoalous, persistent manner, Blanche Fisher, a handsome girl, 15 years MINOR MENTION, Boston #.ore, spring dress goods, capes. It the boy who s bicyela abo o'clucl 1y night from 05 First | neil Bluffs Gas and | w jeaks an unlimited amount of suc+ | old, daughter of Adam Fisher, left her home does not return it immediately he v ; i vy ! light r ng his stay 1n the iy, at 2424 South Sixteenth ¢ abioit § beloek REESR L NI M INVTISIRe e SUALLAS S Saturday afternoon to g0 to South Omaha te and the nine org hort time being considered \ s Known © | 3, J. vavra to the St. Francls Xavier church | the gravest fears for her salety 0. H. Brown ie latter was defeat Philadelphia seh been follow fair to be nated to the most populan lady The girl went to South Oniaha for the pur score of 11 t ibor of y t, and the ts | is now on exhibition at Vavra's dry goods | pose of meeting her father, who is employed Willlam Criss was arrested ye ) 0 turned store, It is the finest production of mil- | 3¢ the Cudaby packing house. She has the charge of being a fugitive f i 3 linery art to be seen in Council Bluffs, and | ¢ n the city from w W the schodule 2 Breadwvay thought of the matter unti heg 0 ge - P A e O 1S el A OmAN: 11 Sty 1o have & (i the city from which the sehedue | {55 Brguva homght of the matter ntil it begun o get X located at 28 Main and 27 Pearl street. It has been friends in St. Joseph, Mo, since heing t numo. Dut the schedule, for many |~ L G E i E T L aversth dark and her father returncd from his work, | A% Ioased from the Fort Madison penitentiary reasons, has proved unsatisfactory. Councll | yoy poar, but you can always depend upon | $aying that he had scen nothing of his S Rev. Robert urse delivered a Ivum" Bluf trounded b »‘v Iw: .‘«‘ \”‘ml t5 | getting the best family groceries, the newest daughter. It was then supposed that the b ] b last evening on the subject, “Why I Am No moon lias risen’ high enough delicacios at the lowest prices, at W. S. | girl had missed meetitg with ler parent ought Ve an Infidel” at the Broadway Methodist | fu ght to Philadelphia, Councll BIUMS | yrop00v9 538 Broadw and had stopped to visit with some friends = church. A good audience was present, con- | is still in Al darkness, The result has N Sahe - The hours of her absence grow until ft was sidering the bad weather, and t} speaker | been that t ce have l"\ a ur'm\ leal of When you come to the best he ? for sprit, nearly midnight and then Mr. [Pis notified sustained the already high reputaton I discretion In deciding whether the street Iing the lawn it ig the Maltese Cr the police, and her relatives turned out to BaspAlned: were to be lighted or remain in darkness, | can always get this and ligh Yool foFile ~ Herman Anderson entertained a party of | for the night captain has been allowed to | rubber and cotton hose at Bixby's, 202 Maly The night police were furnished with a \ ) students of the Council Bluffs medical col- [ order the llghts on at-any hour he mieht | gtrect 55 go0d description of the missing girl and they / / lege at the home of Mrs: Arkwright on [ G FERE WILECAC GO MES REE 16 DAY *x'in | The Kinnehan stock has been moved to searched all over this city until daylight Fourth street Saturday evening, Those com- | f0F Tl o F1ose Bors ot provi YL Main strect. Shoes at your own price. You | Without securing the slichtest trace of the party wete Miss Osborne, Mrs 1y want money. Bring the | Blanche. Early Sunday morning Mr. and | \3 . ° 4 posing ra NN BaEH & GORLINUAL W g | want shoes and we L. 0. Ferson, Mrs, Jones, and Messrs. Hollis, |v|‘\”. ‘“)‘, ‘I“l‘,.‘ L ‘r; tinunl whip y family in and it them up for April rains. Mrs, Fisher went among their friends and Windsor, Louls and Meldrum »‘ 4 II o an 18 MY om began an organized hunt for some trace of The remains of the late Willlam Hooten, | MIaIt8 have heen froqucntly made that the | wo navo in stock 1,000 Thot-bed sash of | the girl. At midnight last night they had who dled at Orlando, Fla., after a six [‘,' it “\" TTIHTtiGF Rhon 1 " ““ e | our own make. ~Come and see r write | been unable to locate her or find any clew to | W P Z % ; 0 8 was lald eit upon the police ol or prices, e qu ¢ wan her whereabouts and arents are we S , , . 3 AQQ months illness, arrived In the city yesterday v for pri te quantity want incll | her whereabouts and her parents are well | o ¥ W ho \\,1“ continue thc ])“5111( SS and will be buried this morning at 10 RpaH L e O pRRY AT SHAC RIS EORR CHOEE | S a1 as DA It Ol an Qi O 1AER{COREN tem- | nigh crazed with grief and suspense. o'clock In Fairview cemetery. The funeral | 8% & ‘l" asition” on the part of the one | gi'buiding, Counell Bluffs Officer Glover, whose beat is on South Six® exercises will be held at W. . Estep's un 2Ll g LA e S MU ARl d ] o teenth street, was detailod to asist the one clse. Vhile you are paying for Taundry why not [ (eenth street, PO e | S 8 y u . dertaking tooms and Dr. Stephen Phelps | RN L ahargad with | get the beats. The. Bagle laundry solicits. a | father of the girl in hi h last night, | 3G The Stock must be reduced at once, and the price will be will conduct them. ey Incfliciency, it has claimed that the polica | trial and invites comparison. Telephone 167, | Uit Afict VISIGWE BYOrs fnaem ’\ll‘wV L A court of the tribe of Ben Hur has been | were to he blamed for not ordering th 3 10 to V6. Up, Ll Searoh until . organized, with the following list of officers lights on when the streets were dark. When The ladies of the Broadway M list ?fll UL ‘,,’. scarch until this morning, : Phat chiers; Jacon Sima ana; Forrest. Smith; | tha police. have: been called upon: to explain || church ‘Wil hold ‘a soclal “ini the' church | There is not the remotest iden among the t TRt Sl A the store. Mz ol o 1 l MRree wor 1 I« 4 ol pon Ny ATl FN NG BV R IRE A RRIITIRE missing girl's relatives as (o what might b cut on every no0¢ In the store. an 10usand dollars” worth Judge, C. A. Atkins; t Mrs. E. Met- | they have sald that the fault was with the | parlors Thursda Lk her fate, and her father and mother were CLG Ll 26 KLU LGOS LI it UL C Y LR L Get prices from Shugart & Ouren, the lead- | movid to tears when they realized that they Dr. W, J. Mulhern; captain Hasison Efure] way given o rest on thie night In_auestion smen of Council Biuffs, Masonic | might expect the worst aftcr their failure to . uide, Miss Kittie Davideon: keeper of in under the supposition that the moon would or where she was a n all-day's g ;e S A recelve » |ag \ Ave 2 5 §ate, Mrs, Lillan Loster; kooper of out e, 151 g DU heas) atiH1B (ALK atan ) ox: Lis [ emplo e e e o of thCSL gOOdb have been “'(-Cl\b(l the last ten (lnl)b and )tl](, gate, B. B. Mack; medical examiners, V. company’s employes had negleeted to put For cobs go to Cox, 10 Muin street. Telc Blanche is a very pretty girl and is more ; 5 Treynor and J. W. Mulhere=. new carbons in, the @ light burners | phone 48. mature than many older girls. She was The smalipox district ts gradually break. | woro mot of the most approved pattern and |~ yonueqtic soap outlasts sheap soap. nicely drossed and would e liabie (o attract catire stock is new and clean. Sale commences Monday, ing up. The Usher o istrong families | had been allowed o get out of order, &0 (hat favorable attention almost anywhere, When have left the houses at the corner of Avenue | in any case the company was responsible Jarvis Wine Co,, Council Bluffs. she left home she w a black dress G and Tenth street, hllw”;: been rlll'\nm‘-lv'! Xurl"fl:l‘x.lllv('v'lll'l“llll ”l;' ,1"";[;”.: of H:’II; i 2 X o trimmed in the back with pink satin. She from quarantine. A small house was bui has been suggested that a good share WHAT IT ACCOMPLISHED. A O e At S oo e T ad s A ,I C ] l s s ] l i S o T whieh the victims ot the | of the difiulty would be avoided by the ke cont. ""Hor hair s short, daric brown and pril 9. ome early and secure the bargains, for $10,000.00 quarantine regulations were allowed to dress | adoption of a “schedule which should not | Changes in Towa’s Laws Made by the Late | curly; dark eycs, surmounted with long and z and fumigate themselves, and they are al- | plead Philadalphia as a birthplace, but Legisinture. r lark brown eyelashics. Jowsd o breathe the air of liberty once | should be purcly and distinctively o Council | e voINES, April $—(Speclal (o The | A Strange thing fs that no one has heen more, accompanied by a new suit and the | Blufts product. The police complain that | o WI FENIER ARG BRSO fund who saw the girl after she left her Clty Dhysician's cortificate of good health, as | the Philedelphia schedule this year is not | Bee hen the legista 1 5 home. As she frequently went to meet her fast a8 their time I8 up. even so good as usual, for there Is some- | last Friday it left a pretty fair record for | pait (B8 BA0 FREAIIE WOEE (0 BERt BOE A wire of the telephione company crossed | thing radically wrong in the way it is gotten | work, outside of the noise it made. Much | gay's work, she would have known Jjust with one of the electric light company at a :')l'vl \““'. \H:." g Ilfmi s l‘:..,.mmrl.\‘ made | pygs was kicked up over the passage of the | wlhere to mect him, and she knew the way Jate hour Saturday night, and the entire | that some of the mathematiclans of this clty 16 jaw, and in it was lost the fact (hat | home wittout a doubt, so that is seems im- RRHDUE Y almost nse. | construct a schedule and that it be followed, 2 Rl possible that she should have got lost. REIODhONEREYALE M WaRELONCCHR without reference to Philadelphia. Wit | the law-making machinery was grinding i less for a time. The damage was repaired | (0 080 CONERES 0 e achers of mathe. | Pretty steadily all the time, Important meas- | AR elopement is thought to be out of the esterday with but little expense to the com- \ i PR d hesides the mulet law were: | Question. She has never gone aw from ¥ matics in the public sclLools, it ougit not to | Ures passed i Wty pany. The Postal Telegraph company, whos: | e (0 B0 00t S e, The plan | Abolishing the fee system of paying sheriffs, | home before Awithout letting her parents wires were also crossed, did noc ure so well, | o GRERE 16 B L GRS R TRE Pty | county recorders tices of the beaca and | know where she was going, and her moral Two machines were burned oui and rendered | M4 lready bees talied, of wmonss the @ity | G0N los: preventing the coloring vellow of | Welfare has been most closely fostered by a worthless, one at the new office and one In | iy, ' in that direction at the meet. | imitation butter; providing for milk inspec- | loving mother. ~ Her parents sald that the Grand hotel. The gutia percha c ors [ e i1 el [ e mect- | tlon; providing a new plan for selecting | Blanche had never eviuced u fondness for were fused and melted into a solld mass day evening. g Jurors; prohibiting directors or trustees of | the company of men or boys, and was not s 5 i State Danks from drawing salarics as such; | filled with any foolishly sentimental ideas. Insure In the CABCOHLY SPECIAL A ACTION, providing an additional judge for the su- [ They scout the idea that she has run away [ifutsin s {| LT Co. 0 premo court and allowing that body to di- | to meet uny one. but voung man, o cousin : i e i HLELCHALER L, s ) At the Boston Store Dreas Goods Dept. vide ilsel¢ in two sections to hear causes, | of Blanche, told the ofilcers that he heard 3 e Insure in the Imperial Fire Insurance Co. On Monday we will inaugurate our April | decisions to be concurred in by at least four [ she met a young man while visiting i e f.!- .-.L.v;».‘. ’*-X xfi\l‘ P Lougee & Towle, Sole Agents, 235 Pearl | qroy yoods sale, which will include some of | judges; requiring insurance companies to | South Omaha a week ago last Sunday, and ST IS B ,\.,_ e Lickse haviene. s | Y,f\A ‘«)\ ,\..‘ street e -, the best values ever offered In the dress | submit their policies to the state auditor for | one day last week wrote him a letier. 2 4 ke e BENNISO S. goods lin At 19¢ we offer a complete as- | inspection and prohibiting the use of the 80 | This is somewhat indefinite, but the matter sortment of colors In new sueded armure, | per cent clause; providing for a revision of | Will be looked up further this morning. Great Bankrupt Sale Only Six Days More. | goods full 34 Inches wide and well worth | the code; prohibiting the sale of cigarettes Mrs. Fisher tock Blanche out of school vhose .1.-:.«1}," |l»»‘rnmfxf- (\‘v.' rz(t:}‘]q‘!l:l<::‘l;f\ at The greatest bankrupt sale on record. P e a yard. At 2ic we show a big assort- | or tobacco in any form to minors under 1G; | some time ago, and since then she has been | present, ahc whose Trill BICMISS € (VT itively every dollar's worth of this great | ment of plain and novelty dress goods, in- | confining hunters to the highways: locating | learning millinery and dressmaking. = She [ prices for om stock must be sold by April 15. Monday will | cluding 1nglish cashmeres, illuminated mix- | an asylum for the insane at Cherokee; giv- | Was always at home Wwhen not engaged with 3 B A Do the greatest bargain day ever experienced | tures and a complete line of irridescent di- | ing women the right of eleetive franchise in | her duties, and she went with the most re- | Scales,” that would tie our h in this city. Still more extra help engaged agonals that would he cheap certain municipal and school matters, and | spectable young people of her age. rices, while agriculture and manufactu for next week. R. R. fare paid both ways ( Our leader s 25 pieces of imported allowing cities of over 25,0000 to provide The opinion of the officers.and some of ng countries could draw our gold and se- with all purchases of $25.00 or over within neh Lienri pieces of Scotch mix- | police matrons, the friends of the family last night was that world's surplus, with a crippled currency to IRE CQVPLK 100 miles from Council Blufts. It will pay | tures In checks and stripes, Dicces of | After July 4 operators must pay their | the girl had efther bech abducted or had | Worlis Surbius, with & crippicd coiimncs [0 employes every two weeks in lawful mone met with some serious accident, so that she | gfjer Coxey’s peace army to march on the M of these goods must be sold at some price at once. e NS 28 Main street, next to Beno’s, 27 Pearl street. STl o Ik L4 e %2 1o T g T = X ) ties, making us the warchouse for the you to come. the cclebrated Jamestown fancles. In all y 8,000 yards of American figured sateens, | over 100 different styles at 39c; goods that | and must not at any time withhold more | was unable to let her friends know where | nations of the world and awe them into CHL FeXRtSoloTa tldalyaral were bought to sell at 50c and 5S¢ a yard. | than threc weeks' wages he was. They also fear that she has fallen | accepting an irredeemable flat money for TRADE E et roeibetore seedings ARK Seagrave's 12c fast black sateen, 5e yard. Don't fail to sce our S tte ol | In future county seat fights signers of | into the hands of unscrupulous people, who | their commerce before further proccedings. oA Py T e Wool serges at 50c a. vard, Onr stock of | petitions are liable to be called into court | might detain her for immoral purposes. As __ JOHN W. SHAUER. PLAME We are headquarters for Standard dress prints, 2%c yard. Rovelty. dress. goods at $1.00 a yard was | to establish their identity and prove their | yet they have not given up hopes that they Improve Luke Street. : A AVIESS COKY, Fine Whiskies. WHISKEY, 10c white shaker flannel, 3%c yard. never so complete as at the present time. residence. Al eriminals executed in this 1 find her, and that nothing serious has | OMAHA, April 7.—To the BEditor of The | Open every evening during this sale. We call special attention to a line of 50-ineh | State hereafter will be granted the exclusive | happened to her. They will renew the search | Bee: The people around and in the | . A GREAT HOSIERY SALE. Scoteh mixtures, worih $1.50. at $1.00 a | Privilege of undergoing this operation within | with vigor this' morning, and have the offi- | vicinity of Twenty-fourth and Lake strects | Seagrave's entire stock of childrens’ 10, | yard. Ask to sec the new silk warp soleil. ;';0 walls of the penitentiary and at no other ;‘,N[s ;.; both this city and South Omaha 1o | are highly gratified with the prospects of | 12%c and 15c hose, sizes b to 81, In fast N AN A T (e place, ielp them. having one of the branch postoflic B oW pt AnaN e ntonaay Heniire Co sy it erustaTeoniyg l,f.-."‘._“h',",.,M.,,l"”sf.',i Indigent children can in the future sccure e Jochten here, for we all know. 1t will be_af money. Jot b pair. Speclal numbers ut $8.50, $10.00 and $12.00, | School books at the expense of the district TO THE EDITOR, material benefit to all interested in- trying Boys' and girls' 2ic fast black bieycle hose, SILKS, it the local boards are willing. : 5 {o see semething doe for this purt of the sizes 6 to 9, now 123c pair. AU noo natortmanBRAtRiNa One rallroad company, so far as this state ve in Canals, :;\‘l;m\ The Omaha View Improvement club 1,000 ladies’ 10c, 123ac and 15¢ handker- | wagh silks, which we have pla is concerned, may from now on invest its | KEAR eb., April 6 > the Editor | ! L be m0 MO ore Tecen: chicfs go at be each. I ik T O O Wiy &t | earnings in the bonds or stocks of a com- | of The Bec he recent irrigation con- Seagrave's entire stock of gents' faney | 55e a yard. ting line, and all bondholders, when | vention held at Omaha developed two im- s as If the government officlals o bordered handkerchiefs g0 at 8%c eac e We show over 5o | authorized to do so by the by laws, may vote | portant facts, viz: What a great amount of | Would surely look into this matier, as all N CUPIDENE"™ BILKS AND DRESS GOODS A’ At o To ) at all meetings of the stockholders. Pood . title water at the proper thme can | the territory of Walnut Hill, Orchard Hill, 5 T RtV fRatabl PRICE R R G T e T T Poultry to the value of $50 for each family | Go, and that but & small amonnt of terri- | Clifton Hiil; Creighton Helghts and ever . b Vitulizer,the proscripe 32-inch figured Florentine drapery silk auiGlotand;ing n.yard. ieg0uB] WL out- | 4pq all “poultry owned by women are ex- | tory is susceptible except at an enormous | thing west (]II'““II;(I\\-II’ '\.u‘v\w\\nl‘lhl all hes Lwl"l “r“:'n uf!uxaunu re you of all ner. Lol » | wear any China or India silks at $1.00 or | ampted from execution. In all elections | expense; and it would seem all localities | long to this branch office, and not a grade ; ur e, such s Lont Manood, v ; $1.25 a yard, after held 1t will be unlawful to employ | 0 far ‘as this state Is concerned thus i e rneb Tty Write us for prices. We can save you street north of Hamilton s et to get 5 g 3 A . 3 nilthess to Marry, Exhuusig D, ¥ y agrave's 40c and 50c printed China silks ‘hiteta o % I ravarad : STUbub Sk ere on. With Lake street graded throush ¥ uusting Draliis, Varlcocelo and g0 now i e and e vard Son el Ialn uite g, cream Japs at 35 | workers at the polls or hire men to sty | SEMKEIN IVEOLAT Water for irmieating, e ary avenis, ‘we. would: have_ the cv 1 tho i 4 s ¢, 69¢ and 75¢ a yard, i i Walaatic o b preparing to obta 0 i Y S R clean:e 3 50-inch black gloria silk again Monday, b BOSTON STORE, ;::\‘lny ‘1' l-’-‘"k’l‘«r len"'mhl ‘;\I:i Ilmm\[-r,l h..l while 'a few towns are: trying o wecure | st :m"h":m‘t ;l”k.fllr o 5‘-(:)‘ \\l\l‘lLH"l- BEFORE ano AFTER m“”rlvm:uh: iver, the kidneys and the urinary . LD erfectly proper to employ vehicles to hau ater powers. Seve e 0 the > d L Z ould U 5 3 86c yard. Fotheringham, Whitelaw Co., Leaders BoTH ok thet pollsl AN ELeIatrodtpharmied | P ey e S rnznlv‘l‘r:‘h*"u e | one of the best and liveliest corners there T stronkthons and reatores small wonk oreana, Overlonded In dress goods. Anotner deep Council BIufls, Ta. | cists Will hefeafter be oxempt from jury | fown then contained aboit 3,00 people; we | would be anywhere out from the business Pronioiiqson suffarory ;‘-l:n;;un"'}d by Doctors iw beciunso oty par cont ara troubled with cut. You may never again have such an LAY o\ sts W er be exe 5 owi ‘contained sbout H/(00ipeople; Jouldy : . Ul 3 18 the only known remedy to cure withbut an oporation, 5.000 Jportunity to buy fine wool dress goods at | Council BlufMs Tnx. Co's. Wonderfal Growt [ duty. This was the first bill that passed | now number over 1% Anj experleng BLer: letter carrleral from. this' station tmoniais. A written guaranten iven and monoy. JrAix Poxeaon ot Uind ' opportunity ¥ B both houses and received the governor's | and acquaintance with it induced our pe d h pon anent cure, $1.00 a box, aix for by mail. “Send for eirenlar and toat) L exatcly half price. The following statemontiotipromiumal|LPVY 1RSSR EScoiven LiNe Rover Plo (0 Vote $0,000 to' the canal company [ would have a good street to go to their Nddross DAVOL MEDICINE CO., PO, Fox S mdiseo, Onl. i ‘Come and see the goods: to0 busy to write | written and losses paid by the Council | AUAtre. Hoth the temporary and perma | For (o ‘purpose of increasis s size and | work in all directions, ‘and the, Omaha Goodmav Drug CO., 1110 Faruam St., Owiahia: Caup Bros.. Couneil Halls, lewe: an_advertisement to quote all prices. Re- [ Bluffs Iusurance company during the first | yove, atfGUIRER 20 CA0 CRlnEire b ety The vote stood nearly ten 10| Patrick, the atreet rajilway compuny and ali member only 6 days mo Don't miss it, quarter of each ycar since and including Al T it S Al u-: one. 3":3.’1“:\x”"h-";'-"\u feet wide and ten | who have felt indifferent in helping to BENNISON BROS., 1890, a record to which we poiyt with cossity of balloting on two dlfferent days | feet. q Which would give over 9,000- | further our common intereat, will now Council Bluffs, honest pride. ! H . s 3 Ly for twenty- | come forward, sign the petition and help Vit ; . AT C e T continnodly for twer i 1 el ; Selling the Seagrave bankrupt stock. | F Premums, T e L St v hours, 4nd fo ' Dirposcs, which | ws on with, the gond work of grading and (CUNCIL ELUFFS S T T Tan t Apeil 1810 Russian thistle and It is made the duty of | ONI¥ run ten or t‘more. No [ together. Another long pull for Lake : ) : Jan o Aprit 160310 Al hieke Haa A by Sonth s n J e e litionaliex o Omuhd View Improvement Club, A1l kindsof Dyotnz Bvans has sold s shoe store | Jan. to April, 1594 y REx ) BUSH. Rvanujine goldkout, iy slioo atox ; i done the road overseer will perform this | at the power house will be necessary, Ar- Ll e and Oiowning done ln o v > west in the : to B. M. Duncan and will move west in the No Undertaker Need .y service and tax up the expense to the land pgements will also be made that near the hizhest ‘style of near future. 1 h e lands between the canal and tr ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 6.—To the Editor M e art Falel uni Ar fu £ 4 It your children are aficted with diph- Boards of education may appoint an agent | all the lan o ST JORM I 0 g stalnod Cubrivs u > 8 o evening for St. o & : to rhe . The e es don't see ained tabrics mud F. E. Gilliland left last evening for §t. | o VOUT €0 T, SO0 y to handle sehool books on giving proper bond, | HVer amounting o thousa of The Pee: The United States don't seem AlaideditanEliuiedy Joe on business connected with the Order of L 0 LQLIR, ) SRR AR LG 48,91 8% _ 4 derstand. the political revolutlon 2 ) | A e T lives. No physician required. stood | The manner of asscssing state taxes will Ak Tmprovement company, who owni the | to | underston 2 pelitleal revoluLion 1 ow. Woric promptiy 5! tos 36 years. For sa v De | be changed, and instead of providing for a Br power and electrie plant, will expend L 3 o gly T J. H. Ducres, organizer of the Order of | [1e test of 56 years. or sale by J. C. De mill Tovy" the state will ‘Fatse $1:350,000 | meset BONOE AT fhis broperty’ the prasent | first time she has gone overwhelmingly r = in parts ot the Rallway Telegraphers, of Vinton, Ia., is in | JEWCE, OrEe o ey Al for the coming y and the rate will be vaon, feeling sure that from the many | publican, She ‘\'{.Mn Vil In all he = 3 country, “Senl for the city attending federal court street, Omaha, or address Dr. ; ormined by the total assessment. mauiries recolved by hem 10 reigion g | eitles.” Tead the names of the citics wh ? ) brice 1135 Samuel Folsom was in the city yesterday. | gerjs, Counci Prico, All floating debts of cities and towns out. | factories and plants deswions 66 SaEREER | hy publican: Kuansas City, Jeffe i 1 et eilan s et e B a0 | b Coung BN A TR R Erio standing may be funded into long ime | thelr location that ull the additional powst | LN (ine capital).Sedalia, St Louis, Mo- AN C. A. MACHAN, with headquarters at Minteapolis. “What bieycle do you ride “Why, 1| bonds. All counties will have the same p Which they create by afyeats he taen: | berly, Warrensburg, Bt. Joseph, Kirksville B e VTS i i Propristor, Dr. E. 1. Woodbury, jr., has returned | ride a Wavery. Everybody rides them. | ilege, provided that the bonds do not draw | When completed it will “be the Jurgest | and GuUaUn 00 Gon were held_tomor- i (3 Broadway, nenr Northe from Chicago, where he has just taken his | Cole & Colo s0ld fourteen In the last two | Over 6 per cent interest Sovimo IR Tan by water power west of | The stafe, it an clectlon were R jomor: ; < S S larn Davan diploma, and will visit his parents for u | weeks. They sell for $85, and are war- | Railroad tralns no louger need stop at | Niagara fall © B | SR Ml e ¢ ¢ Cleveland and the NS = Tolophone. g few day ranted as good as any wheel made. Get | Brade crosings, or other lines, if the com- Cass County Institute, Wilson bill. i Hpui i Mason Wise, who was confined in a hos- | one.” i B (Il.l\:, ll]wlxl:\h‘u the \;lll’ will put in an int WEEPING WATER, Neb, April 2.—To ST. JOSEPH REPUBLIC N CLUB. hfineg 4 ~ g 6 ocklng switch or adopt some other *safet . of The Bee: The Cass County - ::ln:r.:lllv:‘.{.»‘ OQmaha with a severe attuck of | Seo the now art goods at Mrs. Niles', G pa b AR RIS BRI AR :Ily..-mn.;:uu-“‘ rll I.:N”mq AhnAdas TR u.,m-]u..’u v plan \.-.mlh S BEO. P. snlvg‘infll. 2 AW, mckm,}u e o side of the river o . he business of gathering up and selling | Dstitute. 2 A ety | George W. Robert's horse and phacton esiden aalitas Lome on 'this side of the river Domestic soap breaks harl water, ool sl glikatiarl iR D “.‘,1; \.‘.:'flf Water, the most central part of the SOURY | oo stolen while standing at Fortieth and | W. C. ESTEP. Books at Auction. Reccted it exes. which is now caried on extensively by boys | haenciin af the conunty superintendent und | Hamilton streets Saturday afternoon, 1t (ST, o P G2 O Y At the sesslon.of.the Board of Supervisors | In all large towns and cities, bas bacn pro- | hia able assistant, th wber of teachers | has been tained that the rig was later F ' ID t E ]J I e leA | ks ahRn bal mlaozllaneor s aikn e kb ; op pevsers | nibited and the parties purchasing the bottles | envolled being 138 showlng it AERDEDE P Lhe TOATIER A raln ot I[] na an Bnera) ireeiay & bzl st closed recent action the city bbles, ete. Private sale by day and auction Ju y or corks are rendered liable to a fine. this county will not lack for want ASRVAL ot IR X counc rem g the taxes of the Unio N v e coming season, 4 15 in no authorities were no 0 look R AR R e ancil In remitting the taxes of the Union Persons who grade lots will hereafter have | Structors the comir s - Adding qn ¥ s 14 N, Main St., Council Bluffs, N& imerest of this acen- | out for i P Driving Park association was coneurred in, | a lien on the same for the amount of their al\:degree; toltha duleeat (ot thil Ccene 1 AULAAE § of COUNCIL BLUFFS, low tvans Laundry company. Shirts, collars, | so that the association will have ’ labor. glon were evelllng, QLR Bon - = | Capit: $100,000 ILEPHONES Reside and cuffs a specialty, 620 Pearl street, Tel. [ pay during the coming year. The County supervisors will from now on 3 0 ! 3 2 the yeu ounty supervisors will from now on be | of the Congregational chureh delivering a . A . 290. Reasonable for family work land occupied by this association cc required to levy a special road fund of not o instructive lecture, his theme being 4 [ 1 One of the oldest banks | 3 X I..«mg e seventy-six acros, said to_be worth exceeding one mill, the legislature having . e of Steel” Audiner evening Chan ‘Wl solloit your businoss fnd' soseotiona Wi pun g Jarvis Wine Co,, Council Bluffs, Ta., agent | $50.0 and is assessed at $6,3 t made this duty obligatory. All fraternal | cellor Canfield stood: before an audience of e i A per cent on tme deposits, We will bo' pleasid tg l 5necla| Noticass Jurvis 1577 brandy, wines and liquor. therefore amount to §392, | beneflclary associations will now b required | 19 or more, teachers whd oitzens, Bolqing HALSOLYD YOy COUNCIL BLUF F3: whole of the driving park stock is held by | to file articles of incorporation and make 7 : = = $500 to $1.000 to loan on city property. , e : and make | His nepiration, ho gpiil ot the ~oulset, =2 O, H ¥ Property. | the stockholders in the motor company, and | annual reports to the auditor of stat Would bome. from the dtidience before him. \ ‘) N Do, YOU INOwW AT DAY & 1is HAVE e | mearly the whole of the benefit from the Besides these bills there were appropria- | His listeners could net fail being impressed \ ) Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sale | 8¢tion of the council and county board s | tlons made of an extraordinary nature, ag- | with the beauty and us nI"~~~ of a mind 3 SEAHLES T _land near this city? i s Soking Mo reaped by the motor company gregating nearly $700,000. ~Joint resolutions | 80 trained as fo beluder perfect contro, h GARDAGE REMOVED, CESSIOOLS, VAULTS, - - - were also passed prot:sting against the p & mind which could ekl themme) cartying ) chimneys cleaned, © 14 Burke, &t Taylor Everybody knows Davis sells drugs. The Bankers Life Association age of the Wilson tarit hill, nreing convress | It along without break,er repeating, with, () Ph(/[A IS ol (IS Glatdil L e Tay - Of Des Moines, Ia., stands at the head of | to make liberal apropriations for the fm- | weepavat he egubAtion and training k PR TR TS ALSTRACT N LoANS 4 T —— : epiration The laundries use Domestic aoap, all mutual Insurance. It furnishes indem- | provement of the Missouri river at Council | reoeived I youth, Avhieh ennbles one in | E—————— glty | prop: st und Election and Kecepth nity for the least money, is the safest, | Bluffs, and to resubmit prohibition to the | thelr mature years 1o be so masterful, +o | £ & ] ; 2 A meting of the Young Men's Christian | SoUNdast A4 LS LA thEeAt rousryc for palt | people e B e At on& tha J Chronic HePAERSON & RAIK, Props. FOLNR, Lanx ATUNOQHAVER assoctation will bo held in the rooms In the | 1oy AONMeTs: 31420008 A comparison Wil il rpp— al Tistration of which shoutd not be lost ] ; Nervous STEE BT Nriar, dealies. situntlons chus hiad ¢ Merrlam block this evening at 8 o'clock. | Wirt, agent, 716 Willow avenue OMAHA, April 7.~To the Editor of The | UBGD those who hayeiuparke of the ris\ng a Private & | omees e d 115 ) gunolll LG 4 It s the regular night for election of offi- ; Bee: Wil some of the Platte river canal | fhg men and women. That they must not J block# (rom vant and Of st e PARTL VLRST CLASS, FOR 40 HEAD cers, and the reports of the officers for the Water Works OMce. boomers please explain the reason why | fall to fmpress upon their pupils the fact Specal | 248 Growera ind dedlor Kinds of viny b g NN L it year Just closed will be heard, After the | Open Monday and Tuesday evenings. Pay | when the city and county were uxked to | that they must deain to thinktto think Disages, | Hiribssrersivion oie, onot pwers aud | April 1 Good ‘min 'in charké transaction of such business as may come | and save your discount vote bonds for the building of this canal | 1oF I'h\'w‘ i e .\‘\““ n ”' ,\"“““ “‘;3 A ) 3. 8u8 suipp all pu “ountry of . witer O before the uhsoclation there Wil bo & recep the cost wa to ba R,600,000, and now, when | o e AbIc L Hve espcession Lo on Mmudl‘elegmph 0rdersPr0mDII¥ Filled | e 1 . ‘. hgEs: wil b 8 2 DeHaven Is making very close prices ' o "flll.‘ll;l‘l“lufl soclal time. Refrestments will | Detlaven ts making very clos | private capital steps in {o buld the’cana, | 1 @ clear and forcible manner 1t of AT ha R m lae T SN S e, J - e estima price for building this canai | yalue and a something we rth s NPT S T T A0KON, ors e Fu 5 s to be $1,600,0007 Why this ditferences T | for M. 17 rrh, seases of p _oil Tt Myers-Durfea Rurniture i $ Vhy this direr I.| for the Nose, Throat, Ohest, Stomaoh, lmproved Quick and E“SY p FALARY OIT (0N \ 3G Broadway, save money s, | cannot uccount for it uniess it la because 1t n Good Thin Liver. Bidod. A QL WALl oo T—— olie Banorsole olty.councll 8o on lunks |\ ingwoRmH, Nebet AR 8=To the Bdls | eagea. Baraaiat trannd Ridney Qla: Rising Steam, Elec- o., 06 Muln el y A TAXPAYER. | tor of The Bee: Will you kindly permit o | Manhood, AND ALL PRIVATE DIs. tric & Hand Power FORBALEL A 151007 N aoon When Bab, ok, 00 Baby was sick, e What They Think of Hin ——— - farmer to hoe among the political plants? | EASES of MEN. order. A, Waugh, Sand Couns Whea she waa s Chlld, s The followlng extract from the Monitor Notico to Hibernians. It so. 1 would ke (o cultivate thal pros- [ PLuks FISToLs Ao REcTaL ULckrs oured L Whon sho becasie Aliss. Al cluna Lo Gast TP e R TR R ey All members of the Ancient Or perity winning plant, Tarift for Protec- | without vainor doteution from &usiuess. WANTED P 1> | pernians of Douslas county are reques tion.” 1 would like to have It grow right RUPTURE. No Cure No Fay. AL i “hildren, she gave thom Castor! terest to many Council Bluffs readers of The along at the same ratio that our money al Whea sho bad Chiidren, she gave thom Castori e 1o, Tn mv“ 1B ::n lIY : rs of T ¢ | to meet this (Monday) evening at 730 p. .':".5 at the same rath “u‘n' ur money I Call on or address with stamp for clrculars, free 1t ce. o eman referred to Is a son o : 0 v gold an UIMAEN | book aud recelpis, 1at stalrway south of Pous Send for Circulars. 0 Jan BRnLAMAN [6ISrTeG m., at nania hall nth and Har- | would not be exported during the high | B3 A Y b 91 -Pau GLASS AND —CE Rey. Heury Coker of thia cit ney strects. Hy order ¢ national con- | seale of prices current in the midst of pros- | Omee: Boom 7 Cliise aehoune una s “'A large audience greeted Rev. Mr, ( :\ vention committee JOHN NANGLE perity, and I would like Al out that ob Dl'. Searles &fld SO:LI'IBS 118 South 13t St 1 3 LS, 1 " Vhoue otlice wnd ok A is reward, yesterday morning at the First Methodid Becretary, | noxious weed, “Tariff for Revenue Qnly, QiauaNaw