Nebraska Newspapers

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A ROAST FOR SPEAKER REED ,
Congressman Strublo Goes for tha Presiding
Officer of the House ,
HE CONTBASTS WITH CARLISLE ,
TllO S'Clllltu ColllllllllCO ( III I'OHllllIIO.'H
JtKiOflMli | .Mclimii-i ; for ft Ijlm-
lleil 1'ontnl and Teleg
Horvluc.
" \VA < WINVITOS , July 29. In the home today
Mr ( ' .1:111011 of Illinois , from tlio commlttua
( MI nptiroprlntlons , reported n Joint rosolu-
lio'i providing temporarily until-August 14
for such af the expenditures of thogovuru-
merit us luivo not been provided for by the
. npi > roprlatlori bills which III YO ulrcudy bo-
COlnO IllWH. I'llSSCd ,
The liouso then wont Into roinmlttoo of the
u-linlo on the scnuto uinciidinvntu to the
HUiulry civil appropriation bill.
Mr. Strublu of lowii rniulo n bitter
nttuck upon Speaker Heed for his no
tion towards gentlemen having an in.
tcivst In public building bills. Ho contracted
tbo courteous manner of Speaker
Curllslo towards all gentlemen ru-
qwMlliig recognition , wltti the almost
sneering manner in which the prescntspouker
treivUdsucli rciuicsH The sjicahcr treiitcd
tlio members as thoituh they wcro boys. IIo
Old not pioposo to stand thin sortof treat
ment any longer without protest. Should the
members , ho asked , continue to submit
onf T Ilko rewards to the dictation of the
spoaltLTl .Should they not rather i-otublnu
for un honest recognition ! Ho wus for
rebellion against the rullnpi of tbo spanker
In ivtfurd to t'io public building bllK
Stnible'B remarks were vigorously ap
plauded by the democrats.
Mr. Cnnnon thought the pentlcinan from
Iowa had better have withheld his ntturk
upon the Rprakcr. Ho ( Cnnnon ) did not feel
called upon to defend the speaker. The
speaker needed no defense. The country
had approved the action of the Hiieakcrnnd
the action of tlio republican sulo of ttui
house.
Air. Peters of Kansas defended the
speaker's action ,
Mr. Strublo aald the statement that mem
bers \vlth public building bills hud not been
fairly treated was a fact ; Unit ho alleged Do-
foio tlio house und tlio country. IIo agreed
that the work of the liouso during this sno-
ftidli had been a grand work , but that did not
deter him from protesting against the Indig
nity put upon him and other members. Dur
ing his administration hills wcro approved
for public buildings in the south In places of
7,000 , Inhabitants , and yet the Sioux City bill
had bcon vetoed. That was past and gone
now , but , as ho hud Bald before , the speaker
of the last house never failed to give courte
ous treatment to members on the republican
sido. ( Democratic applause ] .
Air. MeClanimy or North Carolina expressed
his pleasure at knowing that the occasion hud
arrived when tbo geutlcnmit ( Strublo ) could
have the courage of his convictions. [ laugh ili
ter , which broke out louder when Air , Ale- ij.
Clanipiy alluded to Mr. Ktrublc's failure to
fcccuro a rononilniitlon liy speaking of the
beautiful tone's of the dying Swim. ]
An amendment which gave rise to discus-
uion was that appropriating $ 'il)0 ) , ( ) J for the
purchase of a suitable situ fora building for
the supreme court. In speaking to thli
amendment Air. Caruth of Kentucky regretted
ttnit the irentlenian from Iowa ( Strublo ) had
niado an'attack upon thoapcakcr. Ho thought
tliero was some consolation in what tbo gen
tleman from North Carolina ( MeClamriiv ) had
to say to tbo gentleman from Iowa on his fun
eral occasion about the dying song of the
swan. The speaker might oxdulm that the
swans sang before they died , but that rertuin
persona died before tliev sanir. [ Laughter ] ,
Ho was opposed to a building for the supreme
court.
Tlio amendment was non-concurred In.
The committee , having concluded consider
ation ot nil other amendments , recurred to
consideration of the irrigation amendment ,
which hud been ! passed over temporarily.
It was nxrced thrilllio doluitooti this iiinonil-
ment should bo limited to four hours , und the
commit tco tlion arose and the house ad
journed.
Senate.
W.iiirrxriTON , .Tuly " ! ) . In the senate today
the resolution adopted at a public meeting of
republicans in Birmingham , Ala. , against
the passage of the election bill was pre
sented.
Mr. Sawyer , from the postofllco committee ,
reported hack the sonuto bill to establish a
limited postd : and .telegraph service.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr. Shermnn offered a resolution , which
went over until tomorrow , for the dully meet
ing of the senate at 10 a. in.
Air. Inirnlls IntroJucoJ a bill to establish a
department of communication and said it was
prepared by and introduced at the request of
the vmgo worker's alliance.
The tariff hill was then taken up in pur
suance of the understanding reached In the
republican senatorial causes last night , the
* pending intention being on Mr. MoPhcrson's '
amendment offered yesterday to reduce the
duty on acetic acids. Rejected by a purty
vote.
vote.Tho
The clerk proceeded with the reading of
, the bill , but had onlv got through a Hue when
ho was stopped by Air. Mcl'hcrsou with the
remark that ho ( the clerk ) was moving too
hastily. Mr. Alel'hcrson then altered an
amend incut reducing the duty ouboracic acid
from 5 to ! H < f cents , Kcjoeted ! H to 80.
Air. Jones of Arkansas then addressed the :
senate In opposition to the bill , which , ho
said , was a declaration on the part of the re
publicans that the war turilt was never to bo
reduced. IIo llriuly believed thr.t tha pres
ent period of protection was gene sid
would Inaugurate n movement that
would , in its effects and consequences
quences , surpass previous upheavals
of the kind. The protection system would
bo crushed and cast Ida
out as another abomina
tion , Coming to the question of a bounty > an
sugar , Mr. Jones asked why not protect the
wheat grower bvn bounty ns well as the :
sugar grower , The proposition to take the
duty elf raw sugar uuil pay a bounty on
.American-grown sugar simply meant "sugar
free for rctlnors , sugar frco for tlio sugar
trust , sugar taxcn for all who consume U for
food. "
Mr. ( tornum said the democratic senators
win ted a free discussion of ttio bill or noth
ing , but the republican senators wanted hto
rush It through at railroad speed.
Mr. Aldrlch stild Unit in 1SS3 the tariff had
been discussed in every Held and workshop } J |
and on every hustings. The countrv tr
stood that talk and the attempt to drive io
republican senators to nmko stump speeches
for political i-ffecl was simply to delay action
on the tariff bill , which delay was destructive
to every business Interest.
Mr. llornuin rotiiindod the republican sldo
of Air. Plumb's statement that the party w.i , <
in no danger and of his warning that it would
have increased taxation within eighteen
months. IIo also said ttiat Air. IHaliio had ,
throuuh the senators from Alulae , told the
republican senators that If they passed the >
bill as roiwtod they would not only doitrov
the possluihty of increasing our trade with
the countries south of tbo United States , but
would bankrupt the treasury in eighteen
months , for that was the meaning of it.
Air. Hlscock repelled the goaernl charge
that republican success at the lust election
was the result' of the intlucnco of manufac
turers or monopolists , and asserted that in
the state of New York wherever democratic
majorities wcro rolled up the steps of the
whisky interest could be marked. In refer
ence to tlio statement as to the refusal of ( he
llnanco committee to give hearings to per
sons interested , Air , Iliscoek said It had re
fused to give hearings to representatives foot
the manufacturers of IJormany , Franco , Kng-
land and Dclglum. The place for them Kto
bo heard was where the dotnocr.itU1 members
of the committee were in conference. Ho did
not know how much money hud been contributed -
tributed to the democratic election fund by
these luteivsted , but ho know that every day
the bill was delayed was lamely to tbo pro tithe
of foreign manufacturers , They wcro inter
ested In its defeat.
Air , Voorhees congratulated Air , Gorman
on his pi-cat victory In breaking the predeter
mined sllcncu on tlio republican sldo of the
chamber. As to tbo spocch of the senator
tfcgiu Now York , which , hud bccu extorted
under the InMi , it was I ho Hiim < old t ratio of
iitm.su n altiHb the democratic p irty.
After fnrtbcr debate tbo bill was Inld
aside nnd the hotiMJ Joint resolution to ran-
tlmio the appropriations fnilcr the existing
laws ui > lo Anoint 15viis presented , dis
cussed mill passed.
Alter un axix-ullvo session thu sonata ml-
jounicd.
Stated hy H D. Ooclir.m , ilr'upKlstUancns.
tor , I'll. Huvo tfwirnntei'd over ! W ( ) bottles of
Utmlocltlllootl Bitters for dyspepsia , sour
stomach , bilious attacks , llwi1 and kidney
trotililo. _
TIII : Ni'iuu * 7tixti.
Graiiil Clroiilt llaoeH.
O. , July 29.ITlvo thousmid
people iittoiuled tlio grand circuit races
which ( incited here today. Tbo wcnthor was
perfect und tlio tntek In splendid condition.
Fust tiino will inuile , the llrst ruce , MtfO class ,
showingouo hent tiiulor Utli ! . In the ) lwt
heat of tho'4:21 : eltwM Verltiis collided with
Pociihoiitns Prince , ruiiuiiiK the latter
against the fence. Porahonttis Prince
got nway from hts driver nnd ran
oiu-cimdn hiilf around the track before ho
was stepped. The horse wus uniiiun > d but
the utility was smasbi-d. Vorltiw was ills-
tnnccd 'for foul driving und Pocahontas
Prliifo so biully vlndcil tbnt , ho wus ilmwntn
the third boat. Tn thu second heut of the
sumo nice Acletii Rot beyond contitil of her
driver and ran twice uro.unil the track. Sum-
mary :
trot , fc > ,000 , divided Leopard Koso
Won , IMxlcy sei-ond. 1'rlnco Warwick third ,
Viola Clay'fourth. IJest tlino-'J:15)f. : )
J-J. : " > puce. $1null , divided Grant's Abdul-
lull won , Chimes G. second , Frank Dorch
third , Forest \Vllkes fourth. Bust time
yll : ) ) < i.
iij l trot , ? -iXK ( ) , divided Semicolon won.
Dick Smith second , Wurstin third , Turiir
fourth. Uesttltnu 1:1T. ! :
St. I'aul Ituocs.
Sr. I'Atu. , Minn , , July LMJ. Summavj' of to-
duy's races :
Two-your-olds , flvo furlonpi Sompor Fi-
dclo won , I'hllom second , Chimes third.
Tiino l:01'f :
Three-yeur-olds utiil up\vnrds , ono milo
Alinont mid X run u dead hunt for first place
mill divided the money , Loiiffshot third.
Tlmo-liW. I : ! ! "
Twin city exposition stakes , throo-yeur-
olds mill upu-anh , milo nnd one-slxtooiitli
Nevada won , Cousin Jcoms second , Cntalpn
third. Time 1:4S'- : ' .
Tlirec-yonr-olils and upwards , mile and one
quarter Tenacity won , Oklahoma , Kid second
end , Vice Uegunt third. TIins-'iMOK.
All uses , ono niilo--Davidson won , Lord of
the Harem second , Jackstnlt third. Time
I'llI-lC IlllUCH.
MoxJioirni J'AUKTnly 20. The track
was a sea of inuil. Summary : -
Seven furlongs Volunteer won , Grlmaldt
second , Bella B third. Time 1:31' : ' | .
Hollywood hiindlcap , two-ycar.olil llllios ,
tlirec-quartc'i-a of a milo -Castallu won , Fairy
second , Kcjulty third. Tlmo 1:1SJ : { .
Puritan stulce.s , three-year-olds , mile and
one-quarter .Iiulfro Morrow won , King's
Own second , Clileftnin third. Time 2:1,1. :
Nuvesinlt handlc.ip , mile and ono-htilf
Kurus won , Tomboy second. Time 'J :4i ,
Tlirec-yoar-olils uiul upwards , milo and ono
furlong Esquimaux won , Theodoslus second ,
Allkado third. Time 2:11 :
Mile and ono furlong Miss Hell won , Slug
Kurd second , Eon tlilrU.Tinie.-l :5Tpf. :
Saratoga Uin-e * .
, N. V' . , July 9.-Spoclul [ Tolo-
grain to Tin : But : . ] Tbo weather was clear
nnd the track in ( 'ood condition. Following
Is a suminary of the races :
First race , three-fourth mile Lady Pulsl-
fer won , Blue" . liock second , Rainbow third ,
llluo Hock , the ftworltu was barred in second
butting. Tiino 1:12 % .
Second nice , ono mile , American hotel
stakes Kit port n. the fuvoiito , won , Sir John
second , Isaao Lewis third. Tiino 1 : ! I.
Third race , tivo-clnhths milo , maidens
Void won , Hoscliiinl fllloy , the fa
vorite , second , Retreat lllloy third. Tiino
- - -
jjr
Fourth nice , ono and one-fourth miles , Ex
celsior stakes Los Angeles won , Kingston ,
the favoilto , second , Teuton third. Three ,
horses were in the race. TiinoBjIUtf -
"Fifth race , one milo , selling Koval Garter
won , Hopeful second , White Nose third.
Tlmo-1 : J3.
Todny'H I'liitrNiH at llrlyliton.
BI-ACII , July 20. [ Special Tele-
pram to TUB Bni : . ] Following are Wednes
day's entries at Brighton Beach :
First race , iivo-elghtha of a milo Con
signee , Bob C , Billy Bolton. Lady Winkle ,
Vern. Nuggott , Fonsettn , Violet ( gelding ) ,
FraiiKlo E.
Second race , llvo-cp'hths of a milo , selling
Grank Dulto , llustic , Vera. Woodtmrn ,
Australand , Ccmorra , Foreigner , Cecelia ,
Lorillard.
Third race , three-fourths of a milo Tor-
ninco , Goodly , Thorndalc , Willard , Ellu T ,
Florio H , Miihcotto ( illly ) , JJclat Filly.
B'ourth r.tco , three-fourths of a milo John
M , Dablnian. Lizzie Pickwick , Young Grace ,
Hannah , Sinaloa ( colt ) , Lucky Clover. s
Fifth race , ono mile , selling The Doctor ,
Manhattan , Vivid , Pilot , Vendcur , Ncwburg ,
Hlenscd. Rosemary Murray ( gelding ) , Ten
Strike. VIndex , Savage.
Sixth race , ono mile , selling Pocatello ,
Signature , Crispin , Bonanza , Ilnrrlson , Kr-
nest , The Ablicss , Vendetta , Iluinet , Roger.
Seventh race , soven-cighths of a milo
Richmond , Bi-.iit , Klevo , Jim Murphy , Uac-
tjuet , Lighthouse , Dublin , Jlonto Ufibto , St.
Jonn , Futurity , Pomcry Sec , Ofalcco.
Today's ICnlries at Saratoga.
SIIUTOOA , N , Y. , July 20. fSpeeiol Tele
gram to Tin : Ilr.B.J The entries for the races
First race , three-fourths of n mile , foiling
Pokeno , Wenonnh , Laura Doxoy , Airs. Den
nett ( formerly Evangellne ) , Alodjeska , Ed
Leonard , Husblight , Sir Hue , Hindooctto.
Second race , ono and one-eighth miles
Lend , Como-to-Taw Everett
, , King Crab ,
Gladiator.
Third race , ono milo Belle D'Or , Golden
Heel , Wary.
Fourth race , three-quarters of a mile ,
thiTO-ycar-olds Hen McCree , Sam Doxey ,
Hydy , Eminence , Worth , Piiilmcn , Ocypcte ,
Jack Hose.
Fifth race , three-quarters of a milo , threc-
yoar-olds Ocrtlo D , Stryka , Llttlo Civete ,
Loiilliko , B. B. Million , Granite , Folsom ,
Pi-odlgato.
Sixth race , ono and one-sixtecaih miles ,
soiling Banister , Hamlet , Whlterwe , Vca-
gour.
Weather clear and track fast.
Tim KiiKlisli Turf.
LONDON- , July 28. [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : BII : : . ] The Goodwood rueo meeting
oi > cncd today. The race for the steward's i
cup , thiee-fiuartcra of n mile , was won by
Lord Hartington's colt Marvel , Leopold Do
Hothsehlld's Illly Galloping Queen second ,
and L. II , Jones' colt Thcophllius third.
The r.ico for the Hum stakes , three-quarters
or n mill' , was wou by the Duke of West
minster's colt Orion , A. C. Barclay's colt
Simon Do Mont fort ( late Simon Ides ) second ,
and the Prince of Walos1 colt Dorellut third.
The race for thenichmond Makes , three-
quarters of a mile , was won by Douglas
Balrd's fllly Slphonlu , which beat the Duke
of Westminister's eolt Ordinance , There
were no other starters.
Tlio Cz elm Demand nil Avowal.
PIIAOUK , July 29. [ Special Cablegram to
Tun BEE. ] Owing to the decision of the
German party la the diet , making the pro
posed Bohemian exhibition In IS'Jl dependent
upon the completion of the reconciliation
bcheme , the Czechs demand an unconditional
avowal whether im exhibition will bo held on
ttio ground , und U at before the buildings tire
constructed a statement of the number of
exhibitors Is necessary. It Is considered that
an exhibition under the emperor's patronage
would Indicate a reconciliation between the
Cicrmuns and the Czechs.
A CommlHloncr Appointed.
LONDON , July 29. [ Special Cablegram to
TIIB BF.n.l The , Telegraph says that Eng
land and Franco will oppolnt a commlrsloncj
to reduce the French sphere of influence in
central Africa ia connection with the German
agree luent.
Death of a Drummer.
la. , July 29. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEK. ] A traveling salesman
who registered as O. W. { V.mulng of Chicago
was found dead In his room at a hotel hero
this morning. It is supposed thut ho repro-
( tented the Uoul stone company of Chicago.
In conversation ynHterdiiy no stated that ho
was u vddowrr , agidt'l. . An examination
led to the ooncluslju that H was a case of
heart , trouble.
Drink Excelsior Spring Missouri wat2r .
llulliuil on Trial.
The examination of Walter Bollard for
orgerj In connection with the Don Carlos
umber steal was begun In police court yes-
crday afternoon , and a nunibar of witnesses
very examined by the state.
O. L. Bhucr was on the stand , and tcstlJled
hat the forged endorsement on the check
> vor which tlm suit arose was In the handwriting -
writing of Bcllurd.
f JeorifO AI , Orlllllh of George M. Grlfllth it
Jo. of Kansas City was 1111 Important wlt-
icss. The Don Carlos people have used the
iiuno of this tlrm In conducting their swlnd-
Ing operations , merely changing It from
leorgo M. Grifllth ft Co. to (1. Al. Grinitb &
'o. They have thus obtained money on
Irnfts at Sioux City , Denver and Omaha.
Air. Grinin testified that ho went to Del-
, ard when ho heard how things were golnz
ind warned him to discontinue the use of
.heir name , and thu latter told him that he
ivould have to see his partner , ns they had
gone to considerable expense to have letter
fiends and other stationery printed , and It
ivould bo costly to change.
The indications are that it will prove costly
jccause they did not change. The hearing
, vus not concluded last evening and will bo
resumed at 11 o'clock this morning.
Announcement.
C. B. Alooro & Co. have boon appointed
wholesale agents for the celebrated \\'ateiy of
i.xcelslor Springs , Missouri.
Cliloago Hookiiuikor.s' Trouble.
Cmc.tan , July 2'J. The chief of police
marshaled his forcM for another attack upon
the Corrlgan monopoly this afternoon at the
West Sldo track. Kd Corrlgan was made
aware of the attitude of the police and his
n : ncn are ready to defend vlmt they term
their rrghts , and u bigger force
tlb Plnlicrtons than ever will
be on hand to resist any
attempt to stop pool selling. Corrigan gave
orders to his detectlvo agency this morning
for the arrest of forty pool sellers. This
morning his attorneys tiled with Judge Tut-
hill nu application for an injunction restrain
ing Alayor Creglcr and Chief of Pollco
Marsh from in any way Interfer
ing with the selling of pools
iiV the West Sldo track. Justice Lyons issued
warrants for the arrest of thirty-two book
makers this morning. A number of pool
sellers ) who wore arrested at the West Side
track for selling pools wcro discharged from
custody j ; by a police Justice this morning. This
is n decided victory for Corrigan. Fifty-live
down-town j hook-makers wcro arraigned in
another police court , but their cases went
over.
Kiotoiis Htrlkerfl.
PITTIIUIIO , Pa. , July 29' The National tube
works lit McKccsport has determined to
start a mill without the aid of the Amalga
mated association. Out of 4,000 , employes re-
que tcd to bo on hand this morning only fifty
went to work. This cxciteil the strikers and
several men going to und from work were
badly beaten. At one tithe the excitement
was so great that it approached a riot and the
sheriff of Plttsburg was called upyn to bo in
readiness. Tonight a workman named Hacker
on leaving the works was attacked by a mob.
He fired Into the gang and was knocked
down. Ills Injuries are considered serious.
Dr. nirnoypractice iimit-id to catarrh
ul discuses of node und throat. Boo bliljr-
An Australian liullotDcoiBion ,
HII.INA : , Alont. , July 29. The supreme
court today decided the Australian baljot
law mandatory aitd not directory in Its char
acter. The case grew cut oLa suit for a jus
tice oflice , hi which ono candidate who re
ceived u majority of votes mid who was
given the ofllco had failed to notify tho.court
clerk of his candidacy within the time fixed
by law. The decision is regarded as of
great importance.
Cello and Cholera Mov. -
I ilnd that Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diurrhraa Remedy gives the best of sat
isfaction in cases of coH < ! , cholcra : norbusctc.
I keep a'bottlo open in my prescription case
for the benefit of my customers , and I Hurt
that n dose or two often as a sample makes a
sale of a bottle. D. F. Bigelow , Armour-
dale , Kansas.
A.Cholcc Ijlst of Summer Kc.sortH.
In the luke regions of Wisconsin , Min
nesota , Iowa and the two Uakotas , there
are hundrods'of churmin < y localities pre
eminently lilted for summer hornet ) .
Among" the following selected lint are
names familiar to many of our readers
as the perfection of northern summer re
ports. Nearly all of the Wisconsin pointH
of interest are within a short distance
from Chicago or Milwaukee , and none
of thorn are FO fur away from the "busy
nmrtri of civilization" that they cannot
bo reached in a few hours of travel ,
by frequent trains , over the llnost road
in the northwest the Chicago ,
Milwaukee < fc St. Paul railway :
Ocoiiomowoc. Wls. Clear Lake , Iowa.
Alinocqna , Wls. Lake OkoboJI , Iowa.
Waukesha , Wls. Spirit Lake , lown.
Polmyra , Wis. Froatcnac , Minn.
Tanmhawk Lukes , Lake Allnnctonka ,
Wis. Minn.
Lakeside , Wis. Ortonvlllo , Allnn.
Kilbburn City , Wls. , Prior Lake , Allan.
( Dolls of the Wts- White Bear Lake ,
cousin. ) Minn.
Beaver Dam , Wis. nig Stone Lake , D.i-
Aladison , Wls. kota.
For detailed information , apply nt ticket
oflleo , 1501 Fiirnatn street , Barker Block.
F. A. NASH , Gon.'Agoiit
J. E. PHKSTON , Pass. Agent.
Stubbed to Icnti. !
DUMJTH , Allan. , July 2 ! ) . [ Spscinl Tele
gram to Tin : Bui : . ] An unknown man , about
twenty-two years old , was stabbed to death
about 8 o'clock this evening at the foot of
First avenue west. Six wounds were In-
lllctod , and the man died in half an hour. A
slight duo has been obtained.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Allied1 Nervine. Samples free at Kuhn &
Co.'s ' , 18th and Douglas.
CoiiKi-CHHinaii MoKlnloy's Sinter Dead ,
CINTOX , July 2'J. ConKi-ess'iimn MerClnley
was called homo today from Washington by
the serious illness of his sister , Miss Annlo
McKinloy. Miss McKInley died hero this
ovonli > . She was ono of the most actlvo
jiubllo school education writers for the past
twenty ycarj.
Some remarkable euros of deafness nro
recorded of Dr. Thomas' Kcloctrio Oil. Never
falls to euro earache.
1 ho rollHciini Sale .Not Confirmed.
Judge Donne yesterday refused to confirm
ttio sale of the Coliseum to M. L. Harder and
Charles Hello , and allowed the association to
redeem the property by paying the Hen of
100 and 12 par cent interest on the $ . > ,000
purchase money from the tiino otthe sulo
until the redemption. The building Is still
advertised for sale under other lions.
Complexion powder Is an absolute necessity
of the rcllncd toilet in this climate. Poizonl's
combines every element of baautyand purity.
Wheat IJarvcsthiR In Manitoba.
WINNIPEG , Man. , July JJO. Wheat harvest
ing bewail at Emerson , Mun. , today. Corn re
ports from nil parts of the province state thut
the wheat yield will bo oua of the greatest
Manitoba has had ,
A MlHslsslppl Murderer Hnnircd ,
STAVTOX , Miss. , July 29. Henry Dudley
( colored ) was banged here today for the mur
der of Hoary Floigge , a wbito sailor , last
April.
- i i
A Notable ( toport.
"For disordered mcnstur.itloii , anarinla
and sterility , it muy properly bo termed a
apoclllc. "
Kxtroet from Dr. W. P. Mason's report on
the waters of Excelsior Snriugs Missouri.
b tUit'Ft'ti XJSIl'S.
I'lonty or tairitcil Ch oks.
To nsk a buslnesp man to caili u check today -
day will bo considered n ciwtts belli , If you
nro not well ImoWn'and ' cannot show up
llnatii'Ial credentials' tiiat will place you nbovo
suspicion. The eajjjc for all this suspicion
In nuslno.is elrcloi-fit-oso from the suecoisfut
exploits of another bo ua check ( lead , who
0.d
drove a very lucrative anil extensive buslnos ?
in bogus checks yo-tlorday und the evening
previous. '
When the Cltlzoni' bank opened for busi
ness nt 0 o'clock yt terday morning among
the deposits that catao in wcro two checks for
f'.fK ) each , drawn In fever of George Oregg
and endowed by him , with but very little dif
ference in the writing on the chock and the
endorsement. They were purported to ho
drawn by the Council Bluffs paper company ,
"perC. " Knch was on the Council Bluffs
savings bank. Although Mr. Cokcr , the presi
dent and inannger of the paper mills , docs not
do his bunking at the Citizens' , the oflleers
were familiar with his signature nnd at once
pronounced " ft to bo a forgery. The checks
were , however , sent to the savings bank at
oneoand : the suspicious found to bo well
founded. The.y are not oven utteinptcd
forgeries , for the signature of tbo paper mill
company Is "Henry Coker & Co. , " und not
the Council BlutTs p.iper company.
tls Before noon three moro checks for the
sumo amount and almost exact file similes
were turned in with deposits ut the Savings
bank and promptly thrown out , mid before
the t day passed four or live others wcro of
fered - by business nnu who had no deposits
there. 'Thoy are all Identically nlike , so far
as tlio writing and endorsements wcro con
cerned , and all for $7.50 except one , which
modestly called for livo. <
Inquiry among the business men who had
been caught showed that the checks were
nearly iil all presented Monday night la pay
ment l ; for goods , the bill of which always
amounted to several dollars less than tlio
check called for. Tbo descriptions given of
the fellow who presented the checks at the
various places correspond to a nicety. Ho
was a verdant looking youth of about twenty-
ono years of age , and claimed to bo an em
cn cI ploye I of the p.iper company. Ho was tiill
and quite slim , with a perfectly smooth ,
almost i an elTcmliiato face , nnd of vary quiet
demeanor.
Among the business men who took the
worthless checks were P. Mayors , groceries ,
on Lower Mnln street ; John Oreen , boots
tf and i shoes , Upper Broadway ; William Fitz
gerald , groceries , Main street ; M. Marcus ,
clothing , Middle Broadway ; Kobert Arnd.
groceries , Lower Mala street , and a treed
many others who got possession of thn checks
and i kept sttll about it. It has becnprutty
clearly shown that ten or a dozen of the busi
ness men of the city tooit the worthless paper
and i gave the fellow the goods ho wanted and
mild 3 the difference in money.
3i At Marcus' clothing store ho bought a pair
of dark brown pants for ? < i. Thu clerk
measured him and found ho were pants thut
should measure T1 Inches In the logs and ! ! 1
at ii the waist , but ho picked a pair of ; il-a
was i well satisfied with them after he got his
change.
The last deal the fellow made was on Alain
street about'J o'clock. The matter was not
reported to the police until Tin : BUB reporter
furnished the information about 4 .o'clock.
It was then too lute to catch him.
The burdock plant is one of the best diure
tics or kidney regulators in the vegetable
world , nnd the compound known as Burdock
Bitters is unsurpassed hi all diseases of the
kidneys , liver und blood.
Tin ; Old itlnfl'City SteaniT.
The old steamer Blulf City , which has seen
moro service nnd-dono mow execution at llrcs
than any other steamer In the state has lieen
permanently laid aside , and it is proh.iblo that
very shortly she will 'flnd nor way to some
Junk shop or scrap pile. A few days ago the
venerable old relic of pioneer days was taken
from the rear room of the p.itrol house to
inako way for the improvements that are
beinir made there , and tiikoa to No. 3 hose
house for the purpqso of having Engineer
Wicks overhaul It and ascertain wlipther 01
not it would be profitable to have It repaired.
The Hues have leap'been ' defective , but an
examination showed that the boiler uaU also
become rotten and worthless , nnd that to
properly prepare the old machine for service
would entail a cost of about eighteen linn
dred dollars. This Is inoro than the counbi
could hope to sell the steamer for , provided a
purchaser could bo found , and it bus been decided
cided to make no further eltort to dispose ol
it , but to store It away and if seine timu il
can bo disposed of for lire purposes well am
good , but if It cannot to eventually soil It for
what it will bring for old metal. A slmlhr
engine was Sold by the Omaha dep.irtmen
ashcirt'timongo for $10. and It is probubk
thut is about all the old Bluff City will liring
Before taking the old steamer to the ne\v
hose house on Lower Broadway for storage
tlio boys nt No. 3 spent two or thrco days In
polishing every scrap of the metal surface
determined that when she was finally burioi
she should bo dressed In her boat clothes am
have her olu famllir shining uppcarance ,
\VlioWentlieTlilof ?
Yesterday afternoon ono of Bcecroft's ox *
pi-ass drivers named Huteliinson was called
upon to tuko u passenger to Omaha. The
passenger was a finely dressed , dudish-look
Ing fellow of nhout thirty years of ago. The
expressman suggested that n hack would Do
plcusantar , but the fellow wanted to ride hi
the express wagon nnd Insisted upon the
driver taking him across the bridge , tolltiif ,
him ho hnd plenty of money to pay the bll
nnd would give him the same price that a
hnckman would charge. The driver aeceptci
the proposition and starto.l , but after the )
had gene as far ns No. 2 engine house 01
Lower Broadway the passenger rcquostei
the expressman to drive out to ono sldo o
tbo street and wait a moment. Ho did so
nnd while they wcro waiting n covcrci
wagon came along with two or tlirco men in
it. The oxprossmaii thought it looked like i
liorso traders' outfit , as several horses were
liltehcd to the rear of the wagon. Whui
they came up to wltore-they were standing
the passenger jumpid from the express
wagon and ordered the driver to go back to
town and get hts pay , and told him that hi
didn't ' Intend to gcrto Omaha and was enl ;
taking n rldo for the fun of it. While ho
wus sitting on the scat bcsldo him liutchln
son noticed that ho had a hux'o number o
pieces of dry goods , slllca.and dress good'
concealed beneath his vest. When ho lof
the express wagon he climbed into the cov
orcd vehicle and it was driven rapidly away
but not until Hntchinson saw the fellou
pulling out the stuff from beneath his coal
and handing it to the driver of the wagon
Ilutehlnson endeavored to follow them , bul
they droyo too r.ipidly und baforo ho couh
report the matter to the police they wcro ou
of sight.
Ilnvo used Dr. Thomas' Kclcctrlc Oil for
croup nnd colds , and declare It a positive
euro. Contributed by Win. Kuy , 3TO Ply
mouth ave , Buffalo , N , Y.
Itcwardlii' ; .Jlmmlo Davis.
Jlmmio Davis , the young man who has
distinguished himself by saving the lives of
'
several people at Lak'o Alannwa , has been
the rocelplent of a suljjtantlal reward for his
bravery. The friends , of those who were
rescued by him , and other admirers of his
heroism , luivo raised n handsome puisc , which
will bo devoted to th'o purpose of giving the
man u course of study at Tabor college.
*
'IIK ; Woodmou'H Picnic.
Council Bluffs , Omaha and South Omaha
turned out a crowd of about one thousand
Alodorn Woodmen \vlth their wives and
children yo.stor.lay afternoon nnd they took
possession of Full-mount park nnd held It with
joyous abandon from 1 o'clcck until nearly
midnight. It was tbo occasion of their an
nual picnic , or loif-rolllng , und the way they
turned out was r. surprise to oven the most
enthusiastic Woodman. Special motor trains
were run from Omaha to accommodate the
Invited guests , The Jirst train was composed
of throe cars loaded to their greatest capacity
with Iho advance guard of the Omaha pur-
tics. It carried the military band und reached
ttio park shortly after 4 o'clock. Other trains
followed In rapid succession , and by 0 o'clock
the Woodmen bad possession of the park.
Every member of the Council Bluffs lodge
was present , aud the Rcutloineu and their
Indv frlcndidld the honors of the occasion
with graceful gcncro.ilty.
At half past ( I a basket supper win spread
ou the grass bohoith the dense shade of the
trees , nnd was hugely enjoyed by nil. A
largo platform was erected for dunclng , and
for several hours after supper the band
furnished music for the dancers. The even
ing was ono of the most delightful of the sea
son , and a larger and gayer plcnte party was
never neon In this country than the thousand
happy Woodmen and their lady friends.
Did It ?
To the Kill tor of T/tiillci : : The light re-
referred to In your last issue as occurring nt
Hlg Lake Sunday night , did not occur there ,
but here , In the nc.irt of the city , on Seventh
right under the nose of the police.
AN BYK WITNESS.
( liaiitaiiiua |
The directors of the Council BlufTi nnd
Omaha Clr.iutaun.ua association hold a meet
ing at the board of tr.iJo rooms 0:1 : Monday
evening. Many of the stockholders were
present and were shown thu liisldo of everything -
thing pertaining to the association.
Tim financial rendition was shown to bo
very satisfactory , there having been a reduc
tion of Indebtedness to the amount of $ l. " > ,0t)0 ,
so that now the total indobtclnc s U but
about WiKX , ( ) with assets amounting to
ft'XI.OW. It Is hoped that with another year
us successful us the p.ist . one , the association
may b'o freed from debt.
The seven directors whoso terms had ex
pired were re-elected. They are as follows :
K. K. Hurt , A , U. Walker , Lewis Hummer ,
A. b. Ilazclton , B. Uosowator , l0. . Ole.ison
mid M. P. Hohrer.
N. Y. P. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. . coal ,
The real estate transfers amounted to
$ niS'J..Ti. :
The wheelmen of the city nro holding f ro-
quoiit meetings for the purpose of organizing
a bicycle club.
Air. and Airs. Charles Probstlonro rejoic
ing oucr the advent of an eight and a halt
pound daughter.
The Infant daughter of Air. and Mrs. C. J.
MeNItt , and granddaughter of Itov. D. II.
Cooley , died of cholera infantum yesterday.
The Women's Christian association ladles
will moot at AIM. Shugart's this afternoon nt ,
! 3 o'clock for the purpose of attending in u
body the funeral of Airs. O. M. Brown.
The Pythian Sisterhood will give a lawn
social Thursday evening at the residence of
Airs. John L. ijuilth , ! W3 Alill street , to which
all knights and their friends are cordially In-
vltcd.
The funeral services of Elolso Elizabeth ,
infant daughter Air. and All's. C. J. AlcNltt ,
will bo held at the residence of Hov. D. II.
Cooley , D. D. , at' ) o'clock this morning. Hov.
N. W. Buck will officiate.
Conrad Oelse and family were agreeably
surprised by u host of friends who called on
them lost evening. The company was
organized into a moonlight party and the
evening was spent in Bock's garden.
D , A. AlcOruder , one of the pioneer cltt-
zcils of the county , died at his homo In Hazel
Doll township Monday and was burled yes
terday. Ho was seventy-two years old and
has lived in the county nearly half of that
time. .
The arrangements for the funeral of the
Into Airs. O. M. Brown have been definitely
decided upon. The services will bo hold at
3 o'clock this afternoon , Hov. Muckny nfll-
elating. Tbo burial will take place in Fairview -
view cemetery.
Alotormau Jucohson was not in the billiard
hall at 1IU Broadway when ho was relieved
of bis watch and money by the light-fingered
"Doc" Cooly on Monday afternoon , but in the
adjoining building , a candy store , owned by
his brother , P. .lacobson. Ho was off duty
and asleep , and know nothing of the theft at
the time it was committed.
Andrew Anderson was arrested nt the
transfer lust night by ono of the mounted pa
trolmen and conveyed to tbo station in the
patrol wagon. Anderson got into an alterca
tion at the depot with some traveler nnd drew
a revolver with the intention of shooting him ,
out was prevented by spectators , who held
him until an ofllccr cotild bo found.
The prosecutions that huvo bcon started
against Beccroft , the old expressman , for
hitching Ids team on the street In front of Ids
place of business huvo boun dropped , uiul It
is not likely ho will have any further trouble
in maintaining his right to keep ono of his
teams hitched in front of his ofllcc. Both
cases were dismissed at the evening session
of the police court last night.
The jury In the cnso of Marcus vs. Doliany
returned a verdict lust evening for Dohany.
The suit arose over n misunderstanding con *
corning a division wall of the llttlo building
owned by Dohany and used by John Temple-
ton as a cigar store. When Alarcus built his
now block bo tore out the frail little wall and
replaced it wltti solid pressed brick , and then
asked Dohuny to pay for a part of it. IIo re
fused , and hcnco the suit.
T. J. IColley , who recently came here from
Dcnison , In. , nnd opened a boot and shoo
store in the room formerly occupied by the
Cascade laundry on Broadway , pave a bill of
sale yesterday of the entire stock to A. L.
Hule , of Quarter Oak , la. Air. Hulo Inimodi-
utcly took possession of the store and will
continue to run it. IIo is nn old shoo man
and will doubtless work up a big trade. Air.
Kelley goes on the road for Charles A. Coo
A Co.
The Council Bluffs electric light company
has been awarded the contract for wiring the
new hotel , and the work will bo commenced
at once. Thcro were twelve bidders , some ol
them lower than the Bluffs company , but
they secured the contract upon the agreement
10 wire ino immense mnuiing 101cvcrj
known system. Thcro will bo fitXl olcrtrie
lights. The work will bo under the super
vision of Air. Kvutis , who has had many
years' experience , and who now holds the re
sponsible position of superintendent of the
company.
The Grimm-World-Hcrald-Soguln-IIayncs-
Pacific-house riot cases wcro called in the
superior court yesterday afternoon. A ( Treat
deal of testimony was taken , .somo of it of a
decidedly sensational character , relating to u
number of totters that had been scat and re
ceived by some of the parties Implicated , di
rectly and Indirectly , In the trouble. The In
troduction of testimony was not lihlihcd , and
the cases wcro continued until S o'clock this
morning. All the principles are being tried
for the sumo offense simple assault.
Airs W. II. Copson , was severly injured in
in a runaway accident hist evening. The
horse she was driving fell on the pavement
and in his efforts to regain his foot he broke
the phafts and became entangled in the har
ness. When ho got upon his feet again ho
was badly frightened and ran away. All's.
Copson hud wrapped the lines around hei
arms , and when the horse broke 'loose from
the buggy she was dragged for some distance
on the prvcment. Her right arm was dis
located and she was severely bruised but not
dangerously hurt.
The ladies of the United Guild nro not
altogether satisfied with the result of theh
chuutaunuii enterprise. They maimgad the
iiuiiriiuiK nousj ) uurini ; ino ufMumuij nun
daily fed the crowds , They did u greutdc'il
of hard work , and took in about $1,800 ,
They have Just lln'shod paying the bills and
Had that the balance In their favor U only
PI5. The great disparity between the net
and the gross receipts is duo to the heavy
expense for waiters and rooks and the
dlftlculty of finding and keeping competent
help In the kitchen. Their dally czponso
for help hired nlono amounted to KO a day.
They are borcly disappointed over t o icjult ,
for they expected to establish a now church
with the money they hoped to make.
"Do I looK Ilko a chump ! " eagerly inquired
Tom Hughes , u South Main street merchant
last night. "I wish somebody would hit n.a
with mi axe. I have been dealing with the
public all my llfo nnd I haven't learned
enough not to cash u check for a fellow I don't
know. 1'vo got a check for tT.fi'J , drawn oa
the Council Bluffs Savings bunk by the
Council Bluffs paper company , miulo payable
to Ceorgutjregg , and I wouldn't take f 10 for
It. I'm going to liiive It framed und hung
over my desk. I wouldn't show it If I hadn't '
noon about a dozen others Ju.st Ilko It for the
same amount , and all numbered * HT' like
this ono. I KIIVO Mr , (3reggt worth of goods
and t.fjO in cash for this thing , and from
what I he.ir , I guess about every other
merchant on Main street did the sumo tiling.
No , I don't think the police will succeed la
catching Oivgg. I hope they won't. lie I *
too valuubo an Instructor to ho shut up. And
then , f'Mu lossou Isn't too high when you
can pay part of it in goods. "
A Hlft J > OHI ) of Pumaiiarllla Coming.
The bill poster ordinance which hat mnilo
so much trouble for n number of pcoplo In
Council Bluffs , U liable to make a llttlo trou-
bio for the city itself. Ono of the men ar
rested for violating its provision * wu a man
mined Hood , who Is a cousin of C. I. Hood ,
ho grout pati'nt medicine itinn. Hood aud
il.s men were engaged In billing the town
vhen arrested. They were not posting bills
idvcrtUtngthe merchandise of the couip.iny ,
iut distributing neat llttlo picture books and
ards. The men wcro ivlo.no.1 upon llllng
satisfactory bonds und were permitted to go
ibout their business , but not to do any more
advertising in the city. The cases luivo not
) ccn reached yet , and no date Is fixed for
le.iring them in the superior court. In the
neuntlmo C. t. Hood Inn notllled hts agents
o procure tlio best counsel that inonov cni-
) loy nnd light t ho case to the bitter end , and It
jeatonln thueDtirts here to n | > : > eal to the
supreme court of the state , mid If dcfc.ited
tliero to carry the matter Into tbo supreme
ourt of the United Statej. HP bin also sent
word hero that ho will stio the city for several
nu id rod thousand dollars damage , und has
leclarcd that the arrests will h. ) worth thou
sands of dollars to him for advertising pur-
loses , and ho proposes to Invest In It heavily
is a new udvertlsing scheme.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
ftidd fi Wells Co. , C. B. Judd , president , IHM
Uroadway.
Airs. OeorgoJ. Cr.mo and daughter Alyra
eft yesterday for an extended visit to Colfax
Springs. The trlii is for the boncllt of AIIss
Crane's health , which Is still very precarious.
A good hoio reel free with ov'cry 103 fcst of
lese purchased at Blxby's ,
Airs. G. Uof.r.io and daughter , ICiite , of
( ir.ind Island , Nob. , are spomling a few days
with the family of Air. J. Muhiuoen on Plrst
nvonuo. They are on their way east to spend
the summer.
Dr. Bowers' oftleo moved to 20 N , Alain.
/AVo luivo customers for inside Improved
property , terms nil cash. If vou have n bar
gain to oiler call on K , H. Suoufo & Co. ut
onco.
The Atanlmttaii sporting headquarters , 418
1 ! road way.
- ,
J. 0. Tipton , real estate , 5'ir Broulway.
Wall paper at ! > } cents per roll ; not rein-
lants , at C. L , . Gillette's , US Pearl st.
In order to make room for our fall stock
which is now arriving , wo will offer special
nduccincnU to all who contemplate bnvlng
furniture , carpets , stoves , timvuro , crockery ,
glassware , bedding , window shades , cur-
uins and other articles too numerous to men
tion. You need not go out of our store to
nako your purchases. AVe do not offer to sell
jolow cost , but our prices are guaranteed to
DO lower than these of our competitors. Ho-
mcmber Mandel & Klein's , the only Install
ment house in the city , 'l.'O Broadway.
J. C. Blxby , steam heating , sanitary en
gineer , 013 Life building , Ouuliii ; 'JUJ Alcr
rluin block , Council Bluffs.
r >
Money at reduced rates loaned on . chattel
and real estate security by E. II. Slienfo it Co.
Parties knowing themselves indebted to
: he Couii'II Bluffs carpet company will please
call and settle nt once with cash or by note.
TIIH ItUAI/L'Y MAKHIOT.
INSTIIUMKNTS plaaml on ruoJrJ durliu
voitonlay :
T rt Hilton and wlfo to W O Uimtlpy. lots
7 and f. lilk 1J.I , lots 10. ITaad H. ulk 1111 ,
South Omaha , w d i ] ,10J
II A Uussclt and wlfo toOM I'ower.lot 1 ,
hlkil , Lincoln IMai-e. xvd 1,000
L Sc'hrot'di-r to [ ' O Ousavk , n o lot 10 , ulk
I. Ill-own Park , w d 3JO
A 1'Tiikuy otal. , to .M II ranter , lot 11 ,
blk t Clifton Hill , w d 2J.VJ
W A liogi'i-s anil wife to A 0 Pearson ,
: ! 0 fo.H of lot 17. bile Alamo PI tzu , w ( I 2.JOO
\V A Kogi-is anil wlfo to A O Pearson , n
'JO feet nt lot 17 and H 10 feet of lot 18 ,
blkU' , Alamo IMa/a , wil 2,100
II Kount/o and wlfo to J II Green , o Ji of
lotblk 1:11. : Omaha. < | u d 1
Plii'rwnocl Park Uiilldln ; association to
II P Knight , loM.blk 1'Sherivood I'urk ,
wil 1
J K Hoyd. Micrltr , to Samuel I'riiyn , lot
. Liidwlck 1'lucc ' , ilood CO !
William Colmrn , special muster , to
Ili'iiry Itlcck , s a ) feet of n o : K-1. > -1 : ' ,
deed fla
P K Ihvorak nnd wlfo to James Dvorak ,
lot S. blk 841 , < > rand view a < l , w d . . < 2,530
J H Itiirus to I ) II Woithington , lot 11 ,
1)11(4 ) , fhrlvcr Place , wd 400
G 11 I'uynus anil wlfo to K KC'utlor , lot
5. P I' ' I'orlei's..d. ' w d 2,500
B A Kan-ami wlfnto LM Kilgurlon , lots
1 and : : , blk 110 , Dundee I'lnco. wd 0,000
Abigail Itlfkur to Kust. ( Jimilm Imiul
Company , .VI foot strip adjoining rail- ,
wa v i n lil k ST. ' , li'lorencu , w il 100
V V U'nssornmn and wlfo to V WGray ,
lots 1 and 2 , blk L' . ShonvooJ paik , q oil >
W T aruliiini and wlfo to F WGray ,
Uro'H sub , wd 4"iOO ,
H C Crawl to.Mary Hinder , sX ) ft lot SJ
and n 10 ft lot 7 , IIk ) II , Alamo IMa/a ,
w d 3,000
Miuy.T ONonniid lumlcind loK Hlliiinc ,
lota. , blk 1:1 : , dllfton Hill , wd 1,500 ,
M G Martin and linsliand to A M Ilam-
inoiid , lot 10 , blk I' , Hoggs & Hill's add ,
w d 6..W )
Twenty transfers $ . " > j,4.i ;
Building : Penults.
The following psrmits wcro Issued by the
bulldinc inspector yesterday :
W. V. Lovoniton. three-story brick store
und Hats , Sixteenth and Jones streets. JKI.OOO
John Jtlloy. one-story fnuiio dwelling ,
Thirtieth and IMncknoy streets 1,000
John Itlloy , ono-story frame dwelling ,
Thirtieth nnd I'lnclciioy streets 1,00(1 , (
l-'Ivo minor penults UT. >
Total fl.V > 73
27 AIAIN STKEKT.
Over C. It. Juctiuemlii & Co's Jinviilry Sloro.
WORK WARRANTED.
DR. J. D. JACKSON' , Dental Surjery.
All kinds of work dono. Von con bave one-
half on your uo'.d and silver filling by calling
Bt room Wi Mori lam bh > ' . ; k. Council lllnlTs.
A HOTEL BARGAIN.
lloti'l Jfiliii--oii , Ciniiicll IllnlTs , In , , forriint.
I'uriiltilied and In ROIK ! i-uimlra. Hi-bl luitt'l In
the city. C'ciitinlly looaleil. IJln a llrst-
iilu'liuslii vs-i , Tills Is n bargain for tome
good lintel man , Apply to
JAMESON BROS , Props.
Council IluT3 ( . . . - Iowa.
F. M. Ellis & Co. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Building Superintendents ,
liooiiii 4.TI anil 4'12 Hoe Iliillillnk' , Omnlm ,
Xul ) . . und lioonis 211 mid SM .Mcrrlntii IIDi'k ,
Council lllnll's , In. t'orroipoudciiuo sollullod.
SPEC FA L NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ti-ain , Htulllon No. ( ilf.l , rex U to roil la Wal
lace , liy Mr , ArclilluM , ditni liy Kentucky
Clay , iVyoaiNOjd. Apply to Dr. M-
"
\\TA STKil"-7lTxMifuliI f <
I I WlltfOS $1.
Dally.
ijlOH ItttNT Twojr Mii inoiiurn houses.
JV. ? \ . IIIIK.T. W renrlMivi't.
171OK SAKE or lii'nt-tJ.irdon lami. with"
-L1 hoiiius , by J. It. Kk'f. 10) ) .Main st. , Council
Hlurt's.
" \ \ riIVfiy \ rent when you etui ( my a liiiinoott '
'I tlii'Minio tcriiH , anil lnca < uu > f vourdeatU
litany tlnio leave your family tins iiomu clou *
on thu following terinal
A honii ) worth } \M \ } at t\2 \ per month.
A Iiomu worth } I. " > H at 5IS per niontli.
A homo worth j,0.l ! ) lit fc.'l pur month.
A lioino worth J.MXH ) at $11 jiur niontli.
A lioino vrnrili fl,0J : ) nt.-fHj.er mouth.
Other priced bomoson tliosiuno tiinii-t. Th
alinve niontldy ii'iyinents Inutado prliiolivl |
nnd Interest , t'orfu'll parlleuliiis cull on or
adilrcs tba.luddYells t'o. , M llroudway ,
I'ounell UlulT-t , la.
CJ'l'IJAYKIt--A Ninall red aud while Ktiott
O cow , with Ktni | and rlin ; around lier iiornn.
MbiM'iil reward for lu't'iotiitn to.Mrs.C.llahno *
HIT luth aviMiuo
JDST 1'iMittoti ei'rtllh'ato mid viiuclief
' l.onvo nl tills ollk'o. .lolin II , Tuninr.
IJIOIUinNT Tliestoro nmni , Xo. IS , fronting
, J1 on I'etirl st , W. 0..lames.
A VK sorurat bcautlfiiliiiti'lurii l
Unit wowlll trailofiirOii'.JUtnlitirj 1
lots lnMiihi ( ) ; ; orO'iimcl ' ! iiliill' * , The Judil tt
. , Council Itlmrs. la.
D R BErG E R'S
Surgical Institute
AND
Private Hospital ,
Cor. nroadwny and SlOth Street.
Council Hiulls , la
Kor the treat inentof ullsiirslcal mid clironlo
( llMusi'H ) anil dlsi'iisrt ot thu lilnod.
Private dNeau's of tlio iii'lnnry iiml M'Mial
organs , as Hyphllls , slrlcluri1 , cyMltls. spur *
inatiirrohoai , loit ninnhood , sexual ImpoUmco
and wiiaknuss trHiitrd snocessdilly.
ruitluuhir attention palil toilNeii'-C' . of the
limrs , as Astlinia , Consiiiniitlon. Ill' ' nchltlH
c'litarrb , Kte. Paralysis. Kldnuy dlsca-fs in
] luti'tcs. ) llrlght's I ) | MMSC , Kht'iniinlNin ' , Piles ,
Oiincer. Vnrlocnlo. llydrocolc , Drnimy , 'Pu
nier. Diseases of the eye and our. ( 'lull fiset ,
( lilnalciiivaturi ! and alldl'M'asomif thi > boiii-s ,
\Vn luivo a dcpartmiMit ilovoted oxoluslvely
to llm trualmeclof IFtcrlno dlseasci
observation.
Corre pimdoncn conlldiMitliil , Address :
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute and Private Hospital
Cor. Drumlwa ; anil S'illi ' xt , , Council lllnlTs la.
ST.-FRANCIS ACADEMY
Boarding nnd Dny School ,
Fifth Avc. and Seventh Street ,
Can bo 7-ouuhccI from any of the dcpotd
on motor.
Conducted by the Sisters of C'lmrity
13. V. M.
TERMS For boai-d and tuition otiu
bracing1 all branches of n llninhott oduuii *
tion foi- young Indlorf $75 fi ' nesHlon o (
live infntliH , oonimonciiig llrst Monday
In September nnd February respectively ,
For further particulars addrofs
SISTER SUPERIOR ,
St. Francis Academy ,
Council Blttlfs. Iowa ,
MAXON & BOURGEOIS ,
Architects and
Superintendents *
FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Ionin2i0 ! MDirhini Illooli , Counall IlliltTH. few
Itoointi.oN. Y. Ufoltulhlln ; ? , Uniuliii , Nob.
THE j. A. BURPH !
MANUK-AOTUIUN'G OO. ,
l t AVCDIIO nnil 21 t St.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Hand nnd Scroll S > : nvliir. ; IJp-Saivlntf and
I'lnnlnn , Suwlna of nil kinds. I'orcli llriinlcots ,
KInilliniwooil'i'ioi1lo.idilollveru ' ) | I. Uluau
hiiwlnst liy tlm li-irrel. 'JVA11 worlc lo hu
Urslelns-u Toleplnmo J.
"VOUH PA.TUOXAGK SOUGITKO. "
J. J ) . KUJIVSHSO.V , Pres. I ! . I. . SiimiAliT , Vlco-irc |
LCii U. II.AX.VAX , Cashier.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council IlluffH.
Pnicl up Capital . $1BOOOO
Surplus nnot Profits . BO.OOO
Liability to Depositors. . OOO.OOO
DIISECTOIW- : ! . Miller. I ; ' . O. Oloiihoii , IM , .
Sliiiifiirt , li IL Hurl. .1. I ) . Kdiiiiiiiiiiu , I'liiirlos
U. Iliiiiiinii. Tran-iiclKononil lianUlns linl-
ni.'ss I/irji" < t tniiltal uiul surplus of any
bank In foutliwestmi Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIMfc ; DEPOSITS.
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Chest Protectors , Etc.
Atr = mts V/aitocl. Dr. C. O. Judd.
606 Broadway , Council HI tiffs , la.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Cornur Ma I no mid Hromlwnr.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Tlciilcrs In foniUu ami doniuitlc oxcliutr0.
Coiluc-llons m uli ) und Interest paid on Unto
dcnuslts ,
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
" nJtilriv.'Kin A Hydraulic and Sanitary Kngiiiaoiv Planfl , Kdtlin
H" , uiiurnuiuu - ' > ui CJltl ° s.ft" < l Supervision of 1'uUlo Work. 1 ! rowa
n'lllltUngicou'ncn niuira , in.
, Iu3tico of tlio Pouco. Olllco over American KxprosH , No.-121
Oull Ul " "
t fl""urondwny , Council Ululls , loivu.
Courts. ' Hooind 7 and 8 Shuyart-IJjno LJloak , C
Uhtllu. lown.
C. A , BEEBB & COMPANY , - n
Wliuli'salo and Itct.ill Di'iiloM In
FURNITURE :
Largest Ktook und Lowest Prices. Doalors. mnd for Cataloguo.
Nog , 205 and 207 Broadway , aad i0l ! nnd 20U Pioroo Street , Couucll JJlufTs , I/j