11 ( T THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WjfmESDAY , NOVEMBER 20. 1889.
THE OMAHA BEE
I COUNOILBLUEFS
oveivts No ia im.ahij ktuuht
Eellvircdhyrnrrlfrlnnny part of the City t
• . . Fifteen ( > nt icr Week ,
| . UW 'Ill/IOJf WANAOKIl
L THtiUPHONKSl
K Ht'MXrftROrHCK No 12.
Night ) : ditiii ) No sn
I
f Klltccu Cents n AVcck
% , Prom ami after November 10 Tun D.m.T
Bee will bo delivered liy carriers in Council
t . HlufTs nt fifteen cents n wcelt
!
MINOll MKNTIOV
I n. y. p. co
| Glcason coal
I Council UlufFs Vjtnbcr Co . coal
| Western Lumber and Supply Co
t- Thatcher coal , see advertisement
f Ucst coal and woou at C. U. Fuel Co
f" Carbon Coal Co wholesale , rotall , 10 Pearl
Fall snlo begins Monday Iloston store
: * . Gcorgo Wilson nnd his minstrels will be
II . the attraction itt , Dohnny's this ovcnlng
. 'Mi' Mrs 7 Ima Davis has boon adjudged In-
I ; sane , and sent to the Mt Pleasant asylum
, Her Insanity was the result ol religious ox-
JJ ; citcmeut
r 'Squlro Hondriclts will to-dny remove his
ofllco to the corner of Pearl and
iustlco , hlsnew quarters being over the
{ ' United States express onico
IS The Metropolitan hotel changes hands this
L morning Mr A. P. Lungmade thu fernier
IH | owner , resuming control Ho will , of course ,
IH bo glad to sco all his old friends
iJH The ilnrton-Iiciio case still occupies the at3
I1B lontlon of the district court Thu court was
§ - not In session yostcrdtiy afternoon Tlio
IH > equity will ho finished up this week
H > . Unity guild gavoun cnjoynhlo social last
Ittf"evening at the resulcnco of Mrs Sllchtcr ,
11H No Sli : North First street It was enter
ijjl- taiuod by Misses Hwun , Boll and Orcncllo
IJH' Tbo funeral of Mrs 1) . W. Hlght will talto
| llj place nt 1 :8U : o'clock this afternoon from the
§ ) ; residence , on Fourth street , Kov Q. W.
| H " Crofts oMeiatlng , assisted by Hev G. G.
PJJJJThe annual fair of the ladles of St Francis
IJH Xnvicr's church will bo given next wcok
ilH ; UMtcro will bo luiiumerablo attractions and
§ ( ' : the fair will umioubtealy bo the usual suc-
1JJE The council has granted the motor com
1JJK' pau.v permission to put in n temporary track
f H at the comer of First and Piurco streets ,
| MME „ providing a shorter curve , which will put the
HH track in the ccntor of the street , is rolaid by
IH : May I.
PJJJj' A nicetliiir of the coursing club will beheld
| MH t the Manhattan ut S o'clock Friday oven
j Ing At the meeting Monday evening there
| ) H. were not cnuugh members present to const !
IfKi tuto a quorum , but it is desired to liuvo a full
ilH'V attendance Friday night , as there Is business
IJJf . of great importunco to bo transacted ,
IJH Yesterday afternoon Justlco Hendricks
| JH heard the case of the stnto vs Charles and
| BK John Faust nnd William Horn , charged with
IBBe unlawfully seining fish nt Lake Mannwn
| ll | . They were found guilty und lined $10 nnd
Id • costs each They loft their team for security ,
and roturncd to tholr homo at Pluttsmoutli
PJJJ \ The enso of Stewart & Tinas vs Wright Is'
| BJ occupying the attention of 'Bqutro Schurz'
| Bj court The defendant has charge of a pas
ill ] * tolo for the plaintilTs , and they chargQ that
iBJ " ' be has ueglcctod to turn over nil ot the
I ) ) } , ' money received Ho alleges that the day of
HBr settlement iva ! > not until November 1 , and
Ml : that ho wns ready to account for all uionoy
Hln : received nt the proper time
HH } : ' The Hrownoll-Clmpman case will bo suu-
Hlr tmttcd to the Jury in the superior court this
HBj' morning , after a trial of nearly n wcok
HHl' Browuell & Co sued Chapmnn for $094 and
lntorest for ninchlnery furnished for thoM
M taamor M. F. ltohror , and the defendant
, brings in a counter claim for SI,600 dam
H * * nges , occasioned by the delay in getting the
Ht > boat ready for service The case has been
j' atubbomly contested
HBJ Yesterday forenoon a Union Pnclflo
J iwitchman named Jones was in n South
' , Wain street saloon , ' when a ono-armed
HH" stranger inquired the time Jones pulled out
HH ' Ms watch when the stranger naked to bo ill
H lowc 'd to cxamluo It Jones handed It over ,
. nnd soon afterward the ticker Hew out of the
L door , closely accompanied by the single
HVjJi banded stranger Jones related his tale ot
HB'1' woo to the police nnd was directed to get a
. < ' carrlago In which to go nfter the thief , but
i- us it was four hours later before ho appeared
' with the carrlago , the pollco declined to take
HBtQy \ further action in the matter
§ VM)1 ) It is understood that a motion for a writ of
HBK habeas corpus in the case of J. J. Fralney
will bo argued before Judge A.vlesworth to-
HHj ' morrow Messrs , Gannon , of Omuhs , and
J' Ware and Mynstor , of this city , will hnvo
HHf ; charge of his case , nnd Messrs Smith and
HUj' Askwlth will resist the application It is
BJf whispered that In case this uiovo is unsuc-
BJ ' ccssful , an attempt will bo made to g'st
Jl Fralney across the river , by bringing a enso
; ; In the United Status court The general belief -
) - lief is that Frainoy will turn over his properly -
} - orly and sottto the case , if ho is uusucccss-
j ful hi otherwise goUIng out of the clutches
J of the law
) ; ' ' A misunderstanding lead to quite a contro-
HHj ; ' .versy at the city building yesterday morn
L lug The residents on Third uvonuo , west
nfx ° f Twenty-eighth street , complain that the
J. watcrworics company has laid mains , made
J , ' ' bouso connections una the city is paying for
J. hydra ins there , yet they can not secure > vuter ,
J' as the company will not turn it on notwith-
J- standing that they have offered to pay in ad-
J * vance Manager Hurt stated that this was
HBJr ; because the owner of the kousoi had not
Hti > b signed an npplicutlon for house connections
K us the rules of the company rcquiro.although
BHV' bo hud agreed to do so before the connections
Jr ' were mnde It was admitted that it was a
JIT' hardship to compel the tonunts to carry
J , ' " water several blocks , and Mr Hart agrcod
fife to turn on tbo wutcr privided such action
JMs ; was not established as u precedent
HHbK ; The Puhtnan restaurant , Ml 13 ro fid way ,
m-Z
HHh4' Money loaned nt h. 13 , Craft k Co 's loan
HBB&jofllco on furnlturo , pianos , horses wagons ,
H , personal property of all kinds , and all other
| Bf- urticlcs of value , without removal All bus
fi incss strictly confidential '
pBM ) : , Poi-sonnl rnrigiiipliM
HHl ! • N. Haldwiu left yesterday afternoon for
JH Chicago
HHlj'v Con.ircssmim Heed loft Inst evening for
? < Washington
HHJlf < F. M , Guult has returned from an eastern
j ; . business trip
i . Hon Lucius Wells has gone to Hock
p , Island , 111. , ou a short business trip
WsSk * Thomas Howuian loft yesterday for Wis-
KQ cassut Mo , to cat Thuuksvivlng turkov at
' bis old home
K- ' ' ' Mrs John J. Frainoy Is reported ns being
Mb severely ill , the urrest of her husband having
jVBc' completely prostrated her
T It is reported that the condition ot ox-
B , , - Sheriff Heel is rapidly growing worse , aud
MV bo ls not expected to recover ,
I'-/ Jobu Schocntgcn loft last ovenlug for
< - Mexico , on n bu > lucss and pleasure trip Ho
[ w > 11 return just before Christmas
HV' , . Chief Lucas Is experiencing considerable
K > trouuio from n badly swollen hund which , It
Ml' . feared , Is the result of blood poisoning
sssK,1 MttS0 Holifor , Alderman Laoy-and exT -
-,1
T : ' . re Gn , ° i Tcinploton left last evening for
M Marshalltown , to attend the wlntor meeting
E , ° f tha Iowa Firemen's association ,
F T. W. McCargor is suffering from tempo
k . ' rary aberration ot mind , caused by his ill
K ucss It is the wish or many friends that bo
k > "ay soon bo restored to his rormcr vigor ,
HHHT ' : M , 1 * Glcason has boon promoted from the
, onico of the gcuoral freight auditor of the
, Union l'ucllkwhoru ho was engaged as
clerk , to the position of pass clerk in the vice
f presidents oHlco Tlio promotion was do-
R , * served , and the friends of thoyouug wan
BMC , Will rejoice with lilm at bis success
K Miss Kittto 1) . Ogdcn , daughter of Mr ,
K and Mrs F , Ogden , No 1'Jj Fuirviow uvo-
f , > uie , who has been conllncd to her homo for
f the past ten days with diphtheria , li now
Bm considered out of dnugor Ilnr recovery is
f' progressing favorably She and the family
R wt | > h to thank their friends for tholr kind so-
f j , licitudo aud the beautiful flowers seut ,
ftf " "Whlstlol AVtliBlli < ! Wlilbtlrstl'l
' This may not bo correct grammar , but it
Ir/ is tbo proper comparison when speaking of
Wj- : ' Miss Grace liigolow in her specialty , Sbo
MV ' wilt appear at the opera house Friday , Do-
ceinbor 0. General udiulssion CO cents , reserved -
served seats 73 cents
B " 8 osblaets , only I1.T5 , Schmidt's , KOMalo
SNATCHED FROM THE WAVES
A Stubborn Midnight StruBKlo For
Lifo nt Lake Mmmwtt
GENERAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
Uic Cotinciil Will Have tlio Hotel
Alloy Coiuloiiincil Tlio City Mur-
slinl Alnkcn nn Knrly
BlunitiiK Sluvc
A.Xnrrow ICsonpo From Ilentfi
A narrow cscapo from death was that of
Charles P. Piatt , of the Electric Light com
pany , and Lou White , n well known young
man of this city , who wont lo take Mannwa
Monday evening to shoot ducks They were
out In a small skiff , shooting by the light of
a largo headlight placed In the bow of the
boat It wns nearly 10 o'clock , nnd they had
bean having romarknbly good success , when
they beard some * geese a short distance
away • They managed to got tioar enough for
a shot , and both rushctl to the bow ot the
boat In the excitement of thu moment ,
with the geese boating the water with
their wings ns they rose In the air ,
nnd ducks rising on all sldos of them , while
the Illuminated spaeo In front ot tbo glaring
headlight Boemcd nlivo with wildly dashing
objects , what wonder was it that the boat
was overturned and the hunters precipi
tated Into the chilly wntors of the lake
With great prosonca of mind they decided to
stny by the boat iustcad of trying to swim to
shore , as In tbo latter ciso thov would
almost surely have drowned , or , If they had
succeeded In reaching shore would Boon
have perished from exposure They were In
tlio deepest part of the lake , about thrco
hundred yards from the pavilion on the shore ,
in what was the old channel , where
there Is about thirty foot of water
They tried to propel the boat to the shore ,
but were soon tired out and had to give up
the attempt There was nothing to do hut
to cling to the boat , and try to summon as
sistance from the other side of the lake , over
halt amilo away As ono of the rescuers
stated yc9tcrduy : "U over thcro was a
pitiful cry for help It eatno over the waters
of Lake Mnnnwn Mouday night " Fortu
nately the cries wcw henrd by Mrs F. C.
Uccd , wife ot the owner ot the Mtuunva
motor line , who happened to bu nwake , and
the alarm was soon given Mr C. O. Ma-
lovvney had notrotlreil , as the hunters bud
stabled their horse in his barn ,
and ho was awaiting their re
turn , un they had informed him
that the.v would bo back about half past 10
or It oclock Everything was locked up ,
but the boat houses were hastily broken
open , ana soon two boats were headed out ,
across the lake on the noblest of errands
Thoy-wero mauned by Colonel F. C. Iteed ,
C. O. Malownoy Mr Wricht tiud his two
sons , William Uallou , Hugh Morrison and
Mr Hell By the time the boats reached
the scene of distress the hunters were com
pletely exhausted White was entirely un
conscious nnd Piatt nearly bo Piatt was
lifted Into the boat , but Wlilto could hardly
be disongascd.hls hands , stiff and rigid ,
clutching the partially submerged boat in a
visc-1 iko grip
The chilled and exhausted limbs of both ro-
tnlncd in unconsciousness the sumo position
and tension as in the desperate and almost
hopeless struggle for llfo In which they had
been engaged for over half on hour
The boats were rowed to the nearest shore
where the already stiffened garments wore
torn and cut from the bodies of the young
men They wore hurriedly carriud to a
shanty near by , in which there fortunately
happened to bo a stove , aad n flro was kin
dled Cots were improvised , nnd then be
gan a stubborn battle between lite and death
For flvo lor.g Jiours the rescuers worked In
nn endeavor to restore suspended animation
in the half frozen bodies before thorn , It
was rub and pound , pound and rub with llt-
tlo variation Uottles ot hot water were
ranged about tbo ' unconscious forms , and
whisky was forced down the throats of the
insonslblo hunters It was found necessary
to use a wedge to force open Whites mouth ,
his jaws being so rigidly set that nothing
else would suOlco After four hours and a
half of such heroic treatment 1'lott , bosun to
recover , but it wns fully nn hour later oofore
White showed any encouraging signs
At 8 o'clock yesterday morning , the suffer
ers were brought back across the lake , and
wcra made as comfortable as possible until
yesterday nflornoon , when President
Wright , of the electric light company , wont
down from the city in a hack , and brought
them to the resldonco of Whites mother , on
First nvenuo Last evening they were as
well as could bo exocctca under the circum
stances Their bodies were covered with
livid bruises , the result of the pounding and
rubbing of the rescuers in tholr attempt at
resuscitation They were sore from head to
Tootand fromonosldo to the other , butanimn-
tlon and circulation were fully restored , and
they are on tbo high road to recovery
It was a terrible experience for them , and
they will carry with them to the grave a
vivid recollection of the horrors of that
awful night To the untiring energy of tholr
rescuers they owe their lives Nothing
short of the rough and seemingly unmerci
ful treatment nccordod them would have
availed anything , and the recipients may
well bo filled with gratitude to those who in
flicted on them the most merciless drubbing
they over experienced That it wus a most
narrow escape none know bettor than the
rescued ones , and It is a matter of congratu
lation to know that they , tholr rescuers and
friends may hereafter recount without a
pang , tbo story of that November night that
came so near bringing the keenest sorrow to
two plousnut homes
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Blxby , plumbing , Bteam heating , Merriam
block
Finest market in cuy--J.M. Soanlun'1 ,
Dwelling for sale on easy payinonts Also
building lots nt lowest market prices Call
and exuuiiuo our list 12. H. Shoafo & Co
Noumoyer hotel , first classreasonablo , rates
The Hess Investment and Trust company
_ _
The Council HlufTs Cnrpot company's
mammoth establishment was tilled with cus
tomers yesterday The fall season Is in its
midst and the pcoplo nro attracted by the
novelties and splendid bargains offered ; .
Will Condemn the Allay
The council held a special meeting yester
day morning for the purpose of looking over
tlio ground with reference to condemning nn '
alloy in the roar of the now hotel site , as
asked by the hotel company They decided
In favor of tbo request , and the sheriff will
today bo Instructed to impanel a jury for
the purpose of condemning the property re
quired for the alloy This will furnish a
moans of entrance to the rear of the hotel ,
aud was a necessary move , there being no
alloy or street at that point
A finely illustrated ontortalmnont will bo
given in tbo First Baptist church Thursday
nnd Fridav evenings by J , D. Perry , of Do-
trolt Among the views , which will bo pro
duced thirty foot in diameter , are views of
Jerusalem , Hock of Ages , Greenland's
Ioy Mountains , tompcranco illustrations , na
tional historical events , scenes in the lifo of
Christ and many others , among which flow
ers will bloom , angels appear , etc Tickets
23 cents : for sale at Cavlu's book store ,
Pothybrldgo's uiarkot , and at II Morgan's ,
72 : ! CCroadway
Always on Time
If you wish to purchase a good and reliable
watch 25 per cent loss than club rates , and
on cusy terms , then call at once and make
your own selection at O. B. Jacquemln &
Co , 27 Main street
Fountain cigar , a strictly 10a cigar tor 5o
at the Fountain , Trv ono
* '
Desirable dwellings for rent at mouorate
rices K. II , Slieafo & Co , rental ageuti
Iroadway and Mala streets , up stairs
la un Investigation Nomletl ?
Auotbor carload of grief , billed to a cer
tain inonibcr of tbo pollco force , has arrived
at its destination and Is being unloaded at
the said blue coals front door
Charges ot a very serious nature have
been preferred against Captain F , P. Fowler
ler and the matter U in tbo bands ot Chief
Lucas , who is privately conducting an In-
ycstlgatiou The oharito against the ofllcor
In undue lntlmuoy with tbo wlfo of Fredo-
rick Hrownold It is alleged that In August ,
1SSS , Fdwler took the Hrownold woman to
ihns Western house on Upper Hroadway ,
where tboonicor had secured n room , nnd
that then nnd nt divers other times
indulged In numerous lndescrotions
The dlvoreo case of Hrownold against his
wifa wns tried In the district court last Sat
urday , and u decree was granted Hrownold
now states that ho know ot nil tbo facts re
garding Fowlers connection with his wlfo ,
over n year ago , but ho was working to so-
euro n dlvoreo , and did not want to make
any move or say anything further until the
case was ready to bo' submitted in court
Hrownold states that ho does not Know of
his own personal knowledge that Fowler Is
guilty , ns his Information is lnrgoly hearsay
but coiicorulng what ho does know , ho
speaks ns follows ! "I know that Fowljr
wns hanging around my rcstauraut
n prent deal more than ho should hnvo done ,
in fact , when ho had no business there I
often tried to find out what ho wanted , or It
there was anything I could do for him , but
bo irenorally gave rae an ovaslvo nnswnr
Once ho came in because ho felt friendly ,
nnd another tlmo ho wuntod to borrow some
of my sheet music Ho said his wlfo was n.
singer , nnd ho wanted to got it for her I
told h.lin . I didn't llko to lend It , for It was
generally Rolled on such occnslons Others
told mo that ho was Intlmato with my wito ,
but I didn't see anything absolutely wrong
between them A painter named Car
lln , who works for mo , . did see
something , mid ho told mo about it
I dent ' want nnothcr mans homo broken up
as mlno has been , but I dent think a man
who Is guilty of coming between a man nnd
his wlfo Is tit to boon tbo pollco force , and
least of nil to bo captain of the force I
didn't Intend to say nuy more about it , but
it tins looked out , und the chlot has been
told of It Ho came to me nnd I told him
just what the facts were ns 1 know thorn Ho
said ho was going to investigate the case ,
out I dent know what he has done nbout it
slnco then "
J. W. Carlln , the painter to whom Hrown
old referred , was looked up , and
ho told a straightforward story re
garding his knowledge of the case
Sold ho : "A year ago last August 1 worked
for H. P. Nllos , und boarded at the Western
house on Upper Broadway I knew both
Mrs , Urownold and Ofllcor Fowler by sight ,
and about 3 o'clock ono nftorhoon they both
went up stairs and went into a room just
across the hall from mlno Neither of thorn
boarded or roomed at the house regularly
I dent unow how long they remained there ,
for I did'nt see them como out I was In my
room and saw them go In The house was
then run by a man named Larklus , nnd I
went to him and told linn I would leave the
house If ho nllowcd such actions as that Ha
said that t must not'say unything about it ,
for it would get him Into trouble
t know that no frequently routed rooms for
such purposes , and ho told mo that I might
do the same thins If I wanted to I told the
story to Mr Johnson , who runs the plcturo
gallery on Uuper Broadwa/ , und afterwards
Fowler must have heard of It , for ho stooped
mo on the street about four or flvo weons af
terward and asked mo if I had told that I saw
him go into a room at the Western house
with Mrs Brownold I said that I had , and
ho said that when ho heard it ho lutended to
get his gun and como right down town and
shoot me , but bis wlfo prevented him
Ho said if I Bald any more about it
ho would fix mo Ho then told mo
that if 1 wanted to go ulong and
keep my mouth shut I could
go nnyvhero I pleased and it would bo ' nll
right , for ho wouldn't molest mo , and bo
would bo my friend Slnca then ho has al
ways rccognlzod and spoken to me when ho
has passed me oa the street I Know that ho
wus the ofllcor who went into the room with
tbo woman , and I know that the woman was
Mrs Browuold "
The Joliuson plcturo gallery was visltod ,
and tbo proprietor asked to tell what ho
know of the case Well , " said ho , "it was
some time ago and I bud almost forgotten
about it You see , the first I heard of It was
what Carter told mo He Bald that it was a
policeman , but did not say what oue brown
old is an old friend ot mlno , and I thought it
my duty to tell him what wus going on
I did so , und.it was the llrst ho know about
it Ho asked her about it , and she did not
deny it , but sbo laid it up against mo , as I
could tell by the way she looked atmo after
wards I made up my mind then never to
interfere in any moro domcstlo difficulties ,
and if a manwus too blind to see what was
going on , his wife could do as she plcasod
until kingdom como and I.would never say a
word , oven If he was my own brother Ono
dny I was going down Main istroot when
Fowler came up to me and wanted to know
If I said ho took Mrs Brownold to the West
ern house , and I said'that I did not I said
that it was some policeman , but I did not
know which one Then ho told mo how near
he came to coming down to shoot me , but his
wife prevented him "
This is substantially what is in possession
of the chief , and is the ground for the
charges against Fowler At the tima
that Brownold brought his divorce suit it
was stated that the charges Implicating Fowler
ler were to uppoar In the petition , but some
letters received from his wife nbout this
time furnishoo all the necessary proof , so
that but ono ehurgo was made , nnd that was
regarding the man James Higgins , with
whom she loft the city on the 2d of last
January
As It became whispered nrounn that
a policeman was implicated in the
case , several of tbo members of the
force Interested themselves in finding
out the proper party , in order to relieve in
nocent men from the odium which the affair
cast upon the ontlro force It is understood
that no spociile charges have yet been pre
ferred bofnro the mayor or council , the mat
ter hinging at present upon the personal in
vestigation to bo couductcd by the chief
Following closely ns It does upon the re
cent sensational development of affairs in
the case of ox-Pulicomnn Scott , the case
causes constdorablo adverse comment , and
the question is repeatedly asked why the
city cannot have its pollco force composed
entirely of moral , intelligent mon , who will
bo a credit Instead of a disgnico to tbo city
Thus far it has been tbo men who have eu-
joyod the most implicit confidence of the
chief who have gotten into trouble Scott
was the prldo aud especial pet of the head of
the force and was hornlded as the best man
in the state " Fowler enjoyed sufficient
trust to bo made captain of the force but a
short tlmo ago , notwithstanding certain un
favorable features regarding him which de
veloped in connection with the Scott case
At that tlmo Tun Bui ; urged the necessity
of a wholcsalo Investigation , insisting that
there were ether uion on tbo force who
should.bo removed , but the Investigation
was not in ado If It is moro satisfactory to
those in authority to refuse to take any
action in tbo matter until affairs have devel
oped as in the Scott and Fowler crises , tuo
public con undoubtedly stand It , but would
do bo unwillingly A general purifying of
tbo department is nocded , and Itvlll bo bad
whothcr the proper ones to engage in it see
fit to inaugurate It or not ,
S. T. MoAttcb , 231 Main , 233 Pearl Finest
line fancy groceries in city
Now Ogden , largest , best hotel in western
Iowa Special attention to commercial men ,
m
Special prices In lop robes and horse
b ankots this wcok at Irobstlos Reducing
stock to move
m
Sheet music 10c , S.H3 Broadway
'
J , G. Tipton , real estate , 62T Broadway
C. B. steam dye works , 1013 Broadway
Cobs $1 a load , Glcason , 20 Pearl
Dr 0. H. Bower , 51a First ave Tel 229.
P. C. Mlllor , best paper hanging and dec
orating Tbo best Is the cheapest
Drs , Woodbury have removed their dental
ofllco to 1U1 Pearl Btroot , up stairs '
• i
Dodging un Injunction
At the meeting of the city council Monday
night City Marshal Guanolla was . directed
to remove thu obstruottont on Twentieth
street Fences bad been croctod at First ,
Third and Fourth avenues , enclosing the
width of the street , und cxtondlag back as
far as tbo allays , thus making six fences
in all
• At an early hour yesterday morning City
Marshal Guanolla , accompanied by tour
deputies , hastened to the spot , und | n a short
tlmo tbo boards were down , and by U o'clock
all tbo posts bad boon dug up aud post holes
refilled , thus lcaviug the btreet open for
traffic The rcsldouts lu that locality were
aroused by tbo pounding , and when the cause
was ascertained they gathered in con
sldornblo uumbcrs and viewed with satis
faction the opening of the street This
hasty action on the part of the city nniclals
was to have the wurkcoaiplcted before in
junction proceedings ' ould stop It
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E. 11. Shcafo & Co give special nltenl on
to the collection of resists and caroof property
in the city nnd vicinity Charge * moiloruto
Ofllco Broadway nrtd Main streets
WONDERFUL WATCHES
One Undo Kntljfoly of l'npor Rnron
Nicholas Mnrvolnus Timepiece
In 1883 ft wutchnmUcr ot Drcsdon ex
hibited u watch made ontlroly of pnpor
Tlio nnpor was cliotnlually prepared ,
anil the nmltcr clafmod that it would bo
as serviceable ns if mrnlo ot the matcrlnl
ordinarily used Tlio satno year at a
lair hold nt Worcestershire , Kngiiind ,
Oowthor Brothers & Company , exhib
ited ono made ontlroly ot iron ,
An ingenious prisoner nt Karinuj
Bohemia , recently constructed n wntcli
eight uontlmotros in dliunotor , With no
ether tools or material except two
needles , a spool ot thread , ti nowspnpor
and some rye straw The wheels , posts
and cops tire all made of tlio rye straw ,
which it is well known ia qulto coarse
mid touuh It runs six hours without
winding and kcops good tlmo It is
now in the possession of the protect of
Knriatis , who considers it the greatest
marvel of the nineteenth century
The most ingenious , portcet and com
plex watch over manufactured was sent
out from the works of Ptttck Phillippo
& Co , of Geneva , Switzerland , in July ,
1887 , and is now in possession of Bnrnn
Nicholas It is what is known as a full
sized hunter " On ono sldo there is a
dial of the regulation kind , exhibiting
the hour , minute and second hands ;
also tin independent chronograph hund
which marks the fifth of seconds Tito
same dial has repealing mechanism
which strikes the hours , quarters and
minutes ,
The opposite dial has linnds pointing
to months , weeks and days Another
lurgo con trnl hand on this 'dlul , if sot at
the beginning of each year , correctly
points to till moon phases , and also acts
as a porpotuul calendar It is so con
structed ns to udtnlt of its kuoping two
dilTorent times , say standard time ou
ono side , and sun time on the other
Insist on having the genuine Red
Cross Cough Drops , 5 els a box Sold
everywhere
FOUND AFTER YEARS OF SEARCH
A Boy Stolen by Strikers in 1881
Turns Up in California
L. G. Dickinson eight yours ago was ,
manager of some mining property at
Commonwealth , Wis , says a Los
Angeles special to the Now York
World There was a strike of minors
employed by him , in which Dickinson
came out best , and the strikers swore
vengeance A few days after the strike
was settled Diclihison's six-year-old
boy Willie did not , return homo from
school , and the minors were suspected
of having made away with him Since
that day his parents have never sot
eyes on their child Tlie father spent
a fortune lu trying to discover the
boys whereabouts ' Pinkerton's detec
tive ngoncy was dhliuod in the sonrch ,
and it standing.roward of $3,000 was
offered for kuo\v _ ladgo of the boys
whereabouts
About two wcoks ago a bright , intel
ligent lad was found roaming around
East Los Angoles'by a policeman , who
took hi in to the boys ' and girls homo
The boy told a strange tale Ho said
his name was Wlllio E. Dickinson ; that
about six or seven ' years ' ago strangers
took him from his homo to Chicago , )
whore ho was nbau ' uoiiOd on the streets
Ho fell in with ether boys and made it
living soiling papers and blacking boots
till 1883 , when ho rode to Sacramento
on al-rakoboam. Since ho arrived in
California ho has fallen in with liorso
jockeys , who took him around to fairs
with them When he reached Los
Angeles ho concluded to remain , A
week ago the chief of police sent a letter -
tor to the Chicngo chief of police , relat
ing the boys story , and today ho received -
coivod the answer which toils the story
of the abduction and incloses a photo
graph of the missing boy , which tallies
exactly with the features of the boy
hero The chief of police has informed
the father , who lives at Bessemer , Mich
Cushman's Menthe lnhaior cures catairh ,
headache , neuralgia , usthma , hay fovcr
Trial free at your druggist Prlco 50 cents
BUDDHA'S BEAD EYEBALL
A Precious Rcllo itcllRlously Gunrdrrt
by PnnnnPrlcsis
Among the sacred relics of Ilorluji is
the veritable oyoballof Buddha There
is a line old legend connected with it ,
and ono is asked to bollovo the marvel
lous early lifo and adventures of She
toku Taisho , the mikado who founded
Horiuii and"left to it statues of himself ,
carved by his own hand at aifforont po
t-tods of his lifo
Sliotoku Taisho talked when ho was
four months old , and later became 30
profioiont that ho could carry on con
versations in eight languages ull at
once It one believes that , ho can eas
ily aecopt the story that when this prod
igy of legend was a year old ho turned
to the east and with clasped hands re
peated the invocation of his sect :
"Nanua Araida Butzul" ( nail , great
Buddha ) .
When ho finished his prayer , ho
found this prooious rolio of Buddha's
body , the oyohall , in his hands How
bo know that it was an eyeball proves
him to have had marvellous powers * of
divination , as it looks llko nothing else
but the tiny , black , woll-boilod pearl
that ono finds in an oyster stow
The eye of Buddha is shown ovcry
dny at high noon , a special mass being
ohuntod by the priest , while the rolio
is being brought out and displayed ,
writes a correspondent For a consid
eration , and for thowolfaro of the tom
71I0 treasury , tho'rniiss ' can bo repeated
at any hour , and the old prioBt was
sent for and came with an humble
brother holdlngallig yellow hnlo ot a
rain umbrella JoVor tlio holy mans
• " " '
liond
First lie knoti , , , touched a Bilvor-
voiced gong and p > , ayod before a gilded
shrine with closed doors and golden
lotus ornamonts.mud then drew from
one sldo ol tlio sljVino a largo bundle
covered with a hlc6f rich old rod and
gold brocade anditied witli silk cords
This was rovororftly laid on a low table
before tlio iiltaraVd , with 11 muttered
chant of prayer going on nil the time ,
the old priest nutled and laid back bag
after hag of old , hrocudo , each lined
with silk of some dull , contrasting
color nnd tied with a heavy silk cord ,
After the the ninth nag was opouod ,
nn upright case llko a box , covered
with moro brocade , appeared , and ,
lifting it , the priest procured u little
rock crystol reliquary and sot upon It a
gilded lotus pedestal thatstood wultlng
The reliquary was shuped llko the
tombs In a cemetery a cube , u sphere
and n pyramid placed 0110 above the
other and hold by silver wires ,
In the hollow sphere lay the tiny little -
tlo dingy rolio , that rattled around like
a pearl or a pebble when tlio priest
turned nnd tipped the snerod object for
mo to see it Ho never stopped once in
las muttered chant , and nftor ti proper ,
time had been given us for looking , ho
began to replace the object in its ton
wrappings ,
The rosy freshness and volvetv softness of
the skin is invariably obtained by those who
use Fozionl's Complexion Powder ,
' • OLE MAMMY HARVEY ,
A Colored Womnn Who M > T Vet
Brcnk Mctliusolnh'fl llccoftt
Ole Mnmroy" llnrvoy , na she is
called , who lives on the outskirts of
this city , says a StTojoph Mo , special ,
is n tiogrcss ono hundred nnd eight
yours of nge She was married ttvlco
nnd has been the mother ot fourteen
children Five of her sons served in
the union army and two of them died
on the haltloilold Ilor oldest living
sonHOWeighty ycarsoldresldosin Sher
idan countyaiid until six wcoks ngo his
roof his sheltered his ngod mother , but
then Robert , who is nearly sixty , went
down to visit her and brought her to
his homo in this city { where she ex
pects to pass the remainder ot her days
In the 0110 huudrod and eight yenrs ether
her exlstouco she had iiovor uoforo rid
den on a railway train Speaking ot
the novel oxporlonco she said to the
llornld correspondent : "I war skecred
at fust , but liked it pow'ful artor "
* An inquiry rogardtng the ntimbor of
hordlroct descendants rather puzzled
her ' • Well , " she said slowly , "I don
'zaotly know how many I hov got I
counted mon a hundred grati'ohilluii
one day , when I got ter thniklu' bout
it I've hod fourtcon chillun , an' all
ob 'oin's lied lots o' chillun , too
My youngest dnrlor's got fo'toon ,
nn' she ain't but fifty-fo' years ole . "
Robert stated that she has 123 grand
children , with several precincts to ho
hoard from Mummy holloved that at
last accounts she hud forty-six great
grandchildren and twelve grcut-great-
grandchildroii If this is true , * she is
responsible for 100 peonlo in four gen
erations , a record of which she feels
proud ,
Mammy has never worn glasses and
she oats about ovorythlng , notwith
standing the nb3onco of all but thrco
teeth , She can neither road nor write ,
but puts in most of her spare time work
ing nt something She says sbo is per
fect health , except an occasional twinge
of rheumatism , and altogether she bids
fair to break Mothusoluh's record
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething relieves the child
from pain 125 cents a bottle
The Schoolmaster Wns Pair Gnino
A kind friend tolls us that a recent
paragraph in this column relating to
the Hai'lau county feud in Kentucky re
called to his mind a story which is now
so old as to bo now ngain , says the
Washington Post A strnngor had gene
into ono of the southern states to have a
little sport with his gun , but after
hunting nearly all day was well nigh
disgusted at having found nothing to
shoot Ho was about to glvo up when
ho chanced to moot a native , with
whom he fell into conversation
"I thought this was a great couutry
for gamer said the stranger
"Waal , so it war a bit ago Thor
war a right smart o' game roun' hyar
nfo' the boys got to guiiuin' fur it , but I
reckon its mostly killed elf now "
"I should say it had boon Why , I'vo
boon tramping through these woods
Binco early this morniug , and 1
haven't soon a blessed thing to Bhoot
at "
The native , whoso heart wns full ofi
that beautiful hospitality for which the
south wns so famous in antebellum
times , stopped and stood in deep medi
tation for some seconds
Dogged if I dent hate to sco you go
way disappointed , stranger.but "
An idea struck him a good idea His
face lighted up
What time is it , stranger1' ho
asked
Quarter past 4. "
"Waal , now , ' ' said the native with
spirit , you go ever and stand behind
the big tree at the fork of the road just
beyond the knoll School'll bo out m
just lifteon minutes , an' you'll got a
right good shot at the Yankee school
master "
The Denver State lottery company
wants agents Tickets 50 cents Ad
dress A. C. Ross & Co , Denver , Cole
Died In HisPuloit
Rev John Mnyhow , a Free Will Bap
tist minister , foil dead last night in the
pulpit while preaching at the Mountain
school house , about six miles from this
city , says a Eureka Springs , Ark ,
special Ho seemed as well as usunl
when opening service , and hud reached
the middle of his discourse when ho foil
forward and died instantly The coroner
ner summoned a jury and hold an In
quest , the verdict being death from
heart disease
m
Samples of Dr Mites Restorative Norvmo
nt . Kulm & Co 's 15th and Douglas , cures
headache , nervousness , sleeplessness , neu
ralgia , tits , etc
THE RgALTY MAflKET
LNSrilUAllSNrd placed oa raz3U duriti ;
yesterday
State of Nebraska to ] ? Tries , noswmv
1WIM3. deed 8 250
W h Selby to T.I Salmon , lot 1H bile3 , W
li Balby'a 1st ad , wd U.0
01C Turner and nusband to J IJ Flnlny ,
trustee lots 11 and 1 , blk - , Summit
Place.wd 10,000
United States to ( JMIIanmer , lot 6 In
10-111-13 , pat
W O Thomas to Btorz 4s 1 ler , lot 1 , Uaven • "
ports sub , w d 3,000
CM llarpster aud wlfo to UN Withnoll ,
lot 0 in lii-ltl-13 , w d 155
F Manas and wlto to William Pieler , lotsi
In add to oik 18 , lledtord's 2d add w d. 1,000
Henry ilolln , treasurer , to J 11 Dickey
Iotsi ) aud 7 , bile 1 , lot 8 , blk 2. lots ( and
5 , hit 3 , lots 3 , 7 aud 8 , blk 4. lot 11 and e
V lot 4 , bin ( l , Ilclvedore add , deed
Henry Uolhi , treasurxr , to J II lllckcy ,
lot 1. blk 11 , Ilolvndere add , deed
Henry Ilulln , treasurer , to J It Dlcitcy , lot
] H. blk 3 , llolveilero add , deed
Q W Ames und wlfo to II .Mnrtliii , lots 5
nnd ( I , blk S , Ames Plane , vr d • l.r.txj
Q W Amen und wire to James Saunders ,
lots 3 and 4 , blk2 , Ames Place , w d J.OOU
E A lent > oii and wife to I * II Kay , lot C , •
hlkH , llrlgKa'I'lacft , w d l.BOu
E A llenson nnd wife to O S Ilyrne , lot S ,
blk8 , Ilrlgc-i' Place , wd 1,800
A Itesum and wlfo to Grorgo Johnson ,
und ! i part lot I ) , blk , Waterloo , wd , . 203
South Slao llulldlnc Association to l'otor
( lees lots 17 to0 , blk 7TlioMiason &
( lees add , wd 1
John Mngulro and wlro to It Itomlnc , V )
seres In 11 0 a w 19-13-10 , w d 100
A V Ttikey et al to J E Upton , lot IX , blk
10 , Clifton Hill , w d MO
J li' Wucrth and wlfo to Jnltn 1'ndll , 6 i
lot 3 , blk I , Campbell's add , wd 1,00(1 (
O O Findley and husband to G W Itogers ,
lot SO , Harts sub , w a . . , 4,703
South Omaha Land Co to D U Thomas ,
lot 7 blk t'J , 8011th Omaua w it 1W
I ) Si Thomas and wife to ( Jury & Co , lot 7
ulfcWi SouthOmuhn wd . I.r.00
I ) J O'Uonahoeetal to Helen Crawford ,
lotllt , AldlneSiiuare.wd ' . 4.0M
llonry Ilolln , treasurer , to V Droxe ) , lot 7
blk 100 , Omaha.doed
William Couurn et nl rojeren to J O Wil
cox , lots 15 and 10 , blk S , Wilcox's " 11 d
add , deed , 1
OeorKo I'rescott and wlfo to J O Wilcox ,
lot II , blkiii Wilcox's id ndd.q 0 d 1
O II and Ul linllou to Edward Stringer
lot in , blit U , Ambler Place , w d 400
Eva ( Jrvenr-ergnnd husband to S llrod-
key , o a lot 7 , blk 3.V > , Omaha w rt . . . . & .0O1
S ilrodkey und wife to Henry ( Jreenberg ,
e ti lot 7. blK3W , Omaha , w d B.0OO
fieorco Kdlbson and wlfa lo W T Wy "
' man , lot 6 , blk 0. West End , w d 3.033
S J l.ur.son und wlfo to l Venstrand ,
und / lot 7 , blk 15 , Hunscom Place ,
wd 1.0M
J FLlsy and wire to J Mezlx , ptlotsland
! . ' . blk II Campbell's add w d 1,010
A II Dufreno imdwirntoU i ; Slaughter ,
lutifblk7,1'lalnvluw. wd 3.C00
A It Dtifreneand wlfo to 0 It SlRUuhter
lot r. and nt lot 4. blk 3. Hoyd's add , w tl ] , W0
G E llnrtrand and wlfo to Henry ltleclr , a
7 foot strip adj pt lot IA Ulso's add w d 1
Thlrty-flyo transfers , a&Krcgatlog ti' , tOJ
tlnllCinK iHrmui
The following building permits were issued
at the office of Building Inspector Whltlock
yciterduy :
John l'Flaufei brick residence , Mb South
Thirty-unit , , . . . . * , M > 0
Three minor permits , 350
lour permits , amecatlotr . . . . . . .I eiiw
I ICQ IP Kor Improved Aoco-
LIlDIU notnio cookery Use
tt for Kbup , Sauces ,
. Made Dishes ( Game ,
n
,
I'AliinrtiitT n , i9" < clc" ) Anslo or
toinpaiiys px , uW
.nates for nny length
CVTDA OT of time , nnd is cheap
CA I hAll I pr " 'id of liner flavor
thnn nny ether stock
CKE7 BAC B 1" Ono pound equal to
US" illCffl 0 . fory Pounds of lean
nihn 1 bco , of the vnluo ot
j- * about ? .50.
r/ _ < . j9 Gcnulno only with
vp - Jnuliw von Mclilv's
_ \J slKiiattire ns shown
CM.PEARSON & CS r-
-BALTIMOREMd
SPECIAL NOT1CEST
COUNOIti BLUFFS
t-OK SUE AN J RiNT
I470K EXCHANGE-Stock of general mer-
• chaudlse , store and dwclliug In 11 peed Wo-
brasta railroad town , stock valued fct $ ' • ,000 ,
buildings at * l,00J : will take $ . ' ,5110 in rash or
peed secured paper nnd balance In fnrmlui :
land Inquire of Kerr Jc Gray ,
WAnTED A position on the road for a
hardware or nsrlcultura lllnn , or wilt
work in store ; have had long uxpeilonco in
either ! good reference given Address K 2 , Iteo
ottlco
NEW Improved real cstato to trade for unim
proved Omaha or , Council llliill's property
C. B. Jttdd , GOO Hroadway
JpOIt HENT Ofllco In rear Klrst National
. bank ,
FOIl TI ! A DE For a lo t. a clear store , well lo-
cated Invoice about $150 to $100. Address
V in , lice olllce
plOUS ALB or Exchange A small coal stove
X : Apply to Maurers jTo 3t : > , llroadway
I HAVE three nousos on Lincoln and two on
Sixth nvenuo for sale ou terms to suit
These nouses are now , modern improved I
will Fell these houses ! ! " > per rent , less than you
can duplicate the same C. U. Judd , 000 Uroad-
woy
FOR SALE OH EXCIIANGE-10 to 15 head ot
horses Will take clear property , Improved
or unimproved , G. K. Metcalt , Council JIliiHs
FOlt SALE Oil KENT A V/ story , 5 room
frame house , located ou North tutu St O. U.
Metcalf , 10 l'oarl st
FOHBAL13 0KIir.NT Agood3 stall stable ,
18x34 , on lotn kt , between lid and yd avenues
O. E. Metcalf 10 1'earl st
ANTEDr-Fanns within 1,1 to 2ii miles of
Council Illuira to exchanRe for good Ira
proved or vacant property In tnls city
Kerr & Gray
AEAUOAIN in 2 lots In good location , ]
block from inoter Kerr At Gray
AS I am contemplating largo improvements
lu Council Illuirs 1 will sell nousos and
lots JU monthly payments or terms to suit be
low their cash value for the next 31 days It
costs nothing to investigate C. 11. Judd , coo
Hroadway
FOHUENT Ono seven-roomliouco on rourth
avenues ono eight-room house on Second
end avenue , and ono eight-room house on Tenth
street ; nil fitted up with all modern conveu-
lencos W. W. Hllger , l'earl street
FOlt SALE To quit bininos , my entire
stock of furniture , stoves and carpets , will
bo sold at cost , without leserve Persons fur
mshlnggood references cnu buy on Install
ments , maklngr weekly payments A. J. Mau-
dell , 333 and 335 Hroadway
BELL HltOS & CO loan money The most
liberal terms ollered 101 l'oarl st
FOlt SAfiE-An old aud well established
drugstore , established in 1815. Cash re
quired , 11,51) , balance real estatn Address A
S , Hce Council Ululfs
IriOll KENT Four room cottage , cneap to ten
ants without children luqulro < l7 Klrstst
IF you are looking for lnve3tmonts that will
net yon Handsomely In a Short time , wo have
them Write or call ou Kerr & Gray , Council
Illuirs Iowa ,
WE have first class Improved city property
in good locntlon that we will exchange for
good Improved farm land In Iowa that Is clenr ,
Kerr & Gray , Council Muffs
T/iOIl SAI < E or Kent Garden land with houses
J byJ II ltlco 'Mnln st „ Coancll limits
NOTICE If you have real estate or cnattols
you want to dispose ot quick , list them with
Kerr & Gray , Council llluQ's , la
RHAL ESTATI5 Ilouglit and not I and ex-
changed Spsclal attention civuu to exam
ination of titles W. U. James , Sn 10 l'earl st ,
WHY pay rent when you can ouy a homo for
815 per month and tiDwarda , Including
Interest , of O. I ) . Judd , ( KM Hroadway ?
TT'Olt SALE Acre lots in Orchard place This
-U property Is located In the Itlco nursery ,
soutli of the main part of the city 114 mllei
from court houss , Gee Motcalf 10 Pearl at
litOK SALE KM acre fnrm In Jasper county ,
X. Iowa , located near coal mines that are m
operation There Is a live foot vein of coal
under tbo farm Gee Motcalf , No 10 l'earl st
SALE SO feet lake frontage located between
tweon O I ) . boat house and Manawa bsacli
Also n number of choice lots In ltegatta place
Gee Motcalf , No 10 l'earl nt
'I tin ItpHt Htovc In tlio Mnrkct ,
The new lted Cross stovn Is the best heater In
the market It Is the most economical steve
In ube ; requires less coal and gives a greater
degree ot boat than any-surtace burner or mng
azlno stove old It has the only perfect sys
tem of circulating Hues It is boautlful and
perfect , and Is sold Sio less than any other llrst
class steve , Sold exclusively by
8HUOAUT ACO. . ,
11 Main Btreet Council muffs
Tiios Orwcr.it , W. II M. I'uskv
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
Corner Main and Ilroadwny ,
UO UN CI Li HIiUPKH , IOWA
Dealers In foreign and domesla ! exchange
Collections made and interest paid on time do-
posits
A NEW STOVE
Examine the New Model Brilliant Oak Stoves ,
the latest triumph ot the steve makers genius It
has a cast iron Jacketed lire box oponltiglnto a
hot air line , that runs from the bottom of the
stove to thu top , passing through tlie intense
boat of the furuuec lttukes the cold air from
the tloor and heats It by direct contact with the
Hottest pans of the stove Why pay J50 fora
stove when this perfect heater can be had for
only J2J , It burns anything OnlyntOdell *
Ilryaut'B , 5U8 and 510.
CODVCIL KLUFFS
Omnibus , Carriage an I Transfe
mms : ,
WM , WELCH , . Proprietor ,
The Finest Line of Landaus , Coaches and
Hacks In the City
fETI have unowiatln-ltncd carrlago for prlv
atiicall It Is the moot elegant coach in the
city
Special attention given to commercial men
and theatrical troupe ) . Host facilities lu the
city for handling scenery ,
orncMi
OODKN HOUSE , 015 BO MAIN BT . ,
Telephone No 83. Telephone No 03
IIA UN Telephone No 21.
The only line authorised to uusner calls
turned in to Am lllst Tel Co , ,
COMi COAIi COAIi 4" "
Iproposoto mvo consumers vntno fortliclr * 1
money In Coal , aud tmlll further notlea my
> rlc s are all rail Anthracites Grate nnd Egp ,
! ) No t nnd llange , VM { i1t * tmtt , M.5H. AI o
lest nrades or Illinois and Iowa Soft Coal
Edlulmrg Illinois , lump SIMI Mnplowood ,
lump , H. 'k ) ; Centervllls , Iowa , lump , M.Wj Walnut - I
nut lllwk lump , * un ; Hamilton lump 1.23 : [
Vt'nltcbrpHSt lump , U.R0 : Whitnureast nut , J-l ; 4
len , $ ! lUStoam il ; Slack , * 1.SU. Term * cash 1
with order or delivered CO I ) . W51. WELCH , V
CI.1 Soutn Main street Telephone m ,
THE FAMOUS
I'ltioM iiisr
nmn CAittrui.tY : aiANciKi > haiiv
Granulated Sugar 1,1 pounds t 1.00 t
CholeeHr U.lnp , Tea p > r pound . ' . , , ,17o 1 ,
Good Itlo CortVo , per pound , . . . , . S2o
Ilo t UoEedOatsper pound , . . , . < o j
California Hams per pound "o , (
qttakorOnlsTtrriMricnico . . i . . . . . ll'o * '
Good l.cuudtySoap , II bars . . . , , oo IA
Host Laundry Soap , 0 bars . , . , Sfio i
Cldir Vinegar , nor Italian , . . , . , . I5o If
Coal Oil , per gallon . , , , 10a ft
Good Flour , per sack 1,00 ft'
lln < t Flour , per auric iRuarnntocill , • . l-40 1/
Kcnumbortho place No , 2M Hroadway , op- Jr )
naslto Og.lea Housj Telepho , | 3 | , _ _ _ _ _ _ ! •
S. E. MAXON , |
Archlte t and Superintend n | , |
Room 2B1 , Mori'lnm Block , w
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA Ik
1) . 0. linMUNtiSON , E. U Hmio.litT , * |
l'r S Vice lrea k' '
Chap li Uannav , Cashier R
CITIZENS ' STATE BANK , i
OKCOCNCH , lllUKM
Pnld u Capital $1150,000.00 ,
Surplus 35,000.00 . . ,
Liability to Depositors.-.335,000.00 \j \
llniKCTOits-L A. Miller , V. O. fllosson U. L. ' ? >
Shugart , 15. II Hart , ,1. 1) . Udundson Chas It
Hnnunn Transact gonor.tl banking business i
Largest capital and surplus of any bank In t ;
Isorthwestera lowi , lntorest ou time deposits | :
l'wiirukut Kerixmio it ntfri > . fy
Como and sco my Keroscno Heating Stoves f
Just the tliliigforb.au aud bed roomi , . Some ( .
thing now , nnd cau be run at nn expense of ono „ •
cent perhoui , No pipe , no smoke , no odor , but , " '
an excellent heater , and easily carried from , •
ono room to another "I know It was lomtng , "
nnd the Htovaof the future is what people say i >
oflt Ono wk-k will last a whole season , and II
requires no trimming Will have ono burning • '
lu my window every night this week Como ' "
and see it- Bit
Yea , the IVcrlcrs Garland Is fast displacing Bl
the llnso Hlirucr for parlor stoves , on ucconnt 8'
of Its good work and economy Can heat a , 4 I
audo rooms with 2 tons ot coal Am closing I
outiuyl * . I * . Stewart stoves , made by fuller m
Wurren , at coat MyNo.H , * 10 cook stoves are 1
going rapidly 1
Iteinomberthat I have double the stock of
any dealer In the city and can sell cheaper
Caution Do not buy n stove that requires
the taking ot 10J to-dlmonlals to sell It , but
como and get a I'rorltst Garland , the worlds
host 1 * . U DeVol 5JI Broadway
THE LADIES (
Of Couucll lllutrs and Omaha , and surrounding
country will unci It to their advantage to deal
with mo when they want any klud of
Hair Goods
AND ORNAMENTS.il
il
Two months ago I determined to close out my
stock aud quit lmslnuss , but the stock was too
large to bo disposed of , aud I will continue tlio
business Willi moro goous than ever Kvcry-
thlug Is tlrnt class and made up In latest style
Mall orders receive prompt attention
MRS C.L.GILLETTE ,
No 20 fllntn St , , Council UlulIV i
P OF niirriis
PHYSIOLOGICAL MANIKIN i
Adapted to the public schools The only I
comnleto thing or ItH kind In existence and iti- f
dispeuslblo in the school room Sciiool Hoards 1
desiring the most parfect help for the teacher J
are Invited to examine this Address :
U.A.UtY-liLNGUH , f
General Agent |
Electric Trusses , Belts , Chest Pro
tectors , Etc
Agents wanted 1
BELL & BERLINGHOF , f
ARCHITECTS v
AND HUPKUINXIiNlirCNiS {
Itoom 2 , Opera House Uloclc , Council Uluffs ,
Iowa I
a. a. hart ;
1-II18T-CI.ASS
Jeweler ai WM mm
Has removed from 110 Main St to K)7 ) Hroad
way l'lno watch work a specialty nnd satis- il
faction guarantesd A full line of holiday , ! . ,
goods and novelties 'u '
TAPEWORM ES K ;
Willi lioailornofco ) no failing rcnulrod , Seattle vl// /
ttsmn for circular llr tl I ey biuitli , bliecltl * ,
ltt.72J0llvu tSt Louis Mo I
fjfJA GOLD MEDAb , PAKJu , 1B78. , f >
* w& w. i5Airiir& co 's * < |
' IrsiiKlisi ! ; Cocoa
jHjjlM'1 ' It abtoltilelupure and f
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fflUmN" 0 Clieniicals J
ill / I I ' ill Aft * re ue ' " lt < r l ftlon lihtinvri \
III 1 I i Tl Iu4l\ \ taA , I"t4 "mej ' * ttrength of Coco * r
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" Hold tjr Oroitr * cicrjuhi-re. J
W. BAKER & CO , , Dorchester , Mass , ' ,
ON 30 DAYS TRBAL i
iBlzSSlEUSTip TRUSS
sln Rs SrSlPhM " 1'n.rJiirTrfiit from Ji
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• ta.fir the ( nloatlnno luotop p per
FOR MEN ONLY !
A BfltlTIVP For WBTorFAlUHO MAKHOODl
H rUdllllC atstrtluid HEltVOUS DEBILITY !
riTTTf Tl WukiMt of Bodyind MlndiEfftctS
BWI , Sell mmwill nil , K lrr4. Htw lo Itelirj > S |
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( Milrtl n . Ultut | g | [ KiOltit CO . ( Ulf10. K. .
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL PENS ,
COLD itSVAt PARIS EXPOSITION ISO
Nos 303-404-170-604.
THE HOST PEBFEOT OF PENS
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