THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , J<UBDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 1890.
THE OMAHA UEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE ! NO. 12 1'KAIIL ST.
\y \ Cnrrlor In any part of Iho City ,
H. W. Tll/roN. MANAGER
TKi.ni'lIONKJl
HiiftinrM Office , No , 41
Night Killtur , No. 23.
anxon .nwriv.v.
K Y. P. Cc.
Couiull Bluffs Lumber Co. . coal.
Tlio bonds of the incoming county crucial ?
Imvo been flxeil us follows i County clerk ,
f'JO.OOO ; luuoruor , > ,000 ; iillorncy , > , UOO.
The county'bo aril of supervisors ycstcrlnj
visltcil at. JicrnnM'a hospital lo see the ar
rangement tliero being Imvelo for Iho care ol
the liis.ine.
The funeral of Mrs. Flora Harmer will
occur from Iho residence Stmdiiy aftornoor
nt S:30 : o'clock. Intcrinont will bo lu Wulnul
Illll cuinutcrjr.
J. Saffonl , an itinerant retailer of maps ,
wits run In yesterday under the piovlslom
of tlio ordinance that rcijutics nil peddlers te
take out a license. .
County Clerk-elect Campbell will on Mon
day enter thoonicons a , deputy In order tc
fnmllinrlra lilm.sclf thoroughly with the du
ties which ho Is to assumes on January 1.
The wild report that llfty moro injunctlor
cases hail been started against the aloonc
caused n llttlo Hurry nmoiiR those jvho nrn ii
the business , It proved to bo only a scare.
There Is little of public Interest in the dls
trlrt or superior courts these days , although
both courts nro Huppojcd to ho in session
dally , jlqulty cases , motions for contlnu
nnre.s anil like matters furnUhvliut business
there Is. .
There was a plonsnnt surprise party nt th <
resilience of Miss Kate ICuhlo on Tenth live
line Wednesday evening , the nartlrlpanu
being a number of younp Indies belonging tt
n society lately orguubcd hi that pnttot the
city.A .
A number of the friends of Mrs , Annr
Dnlicn , tlio matron of the Christian homo Ir
this city , surprised her lust night hy tnklnp
advantage of her llftlcth blithdny mini
versnry. A hnndsoino dress anil several olo-
gnnt and practical presents were presented te
her.
her.Hon.
Hon. L. 0. Horrof Michigan has boor
called to a responsible editorial positioner
the New York Tribune. The grout- stales
man and wltt\ orator Is n witty brothi'r-ln
law of Dr C. II. I'lnncy ol this city , nnd the
doctor is receiving from tils own mill the ex-
f congressman's filcnds a hirgo number ol
j clnlornto coinplimcutary notices of his tits
1 tlngillshcd relative.
J Charlie Palmer , brotlicr of .Too Palmer , tin
t well known confectioner , Is lying uttho resl- -
dcnco of nls brother on the corner of Scoti
Btrcet nnd Wasblngton nvcnuo , In the last
stages of U right's disease. His friends lasi
[ iilnt | had but llttlo bopo of Ills survival 01
{ the night. Ho Is a bright young man , Just in
J the first Hush of early manhood , nmlhissai
( condition will eauso universal sorrow.
The members of the council were out yes-
lerdny as a cor.imlttuo of the \vholo looking
into the eondltlon of the levco nortli antl"\vcs' '
of the city In compliance with the petition ol
Mr. Evans mid otlicts nsldng to have tin
| S bank strengthened und douhlcit In thtclcnesi
IS so that it could bo used us a driveway. While
1 they wcro out they also visllod Lincoln ave
nue , where a vexatious grade problem is un
solved.
F. A. Weston , the fellow who has boon en
dcavoritig to convince Iho public by the gen
crotis distribution of a cunningly worded clr
cular that the government had mndo n , l.iv
compelling all people to purchase letter mat
boxes , was run in yesterday by Marshal Tern
plctou and Deputy Haihytoupon the charge
of puddlinglthout a license. Later in tin
day ho p.iid bis license and will continue hi :
canvass of the city for orders for mail boxes
D , Shewunl , ono of the old time pioneers o
Council Bluffs , arrived in the city yesterday
from California after an absence of elgbtcoi
years. Ho was the editor of the old Bugli
newspaper , published hy Colonel L. W. Hub
bltt , and has seen some of the most cxcltinf
times Council ItlulTs kno'v In her early his
'
tory. Ho is accompanied by his son , 'H. L
Showurd. They will remain m the clt'
several days and renew old pioneer acquaint
nn ccs.
The tlmo has very nearly passed when th <
new gas company can complv with the flrs
part of Its charter. A provision of the ordt
I , [ naneo requires the company to fllo its accent
| nnco of the charter within ten ilays fi-orn it
l.i passage. Up to last night the company hai
not complice ! with this requirement , but r
' was understood that they were arranging te
go ahead with the work of construction am
I ! would begin the erection of tholr plant bj
Monday at least.
For a long tlmo past the county board ha
followed the policy of rejecting all claims fo
fees on the part of the city marshal , on th
grouml that ho was a salaried ofllcor nnd hai
no right to fees. The ox.tnarshul has suit ;
pending now to recover his fees. Yosterdiv
a small hill for fees claimed by Deputy Mnr
Blml White ramo up for allowance A Ilk
objection wns inudo to this 'on tlio sam
grounds. Some of the members of the bean
Bccincd Inclined to.mnlto the sumo rule In re
pard to the deputies us Is sought tp been
Iorcen In regard to the marshal.
The school board is still receiving applies
lions for the position of superintendent of th
city schools. Some of them nro from llrsl
class cranks. The amount of literature , doc
unients anil ether stuff supposed to bo of Interest
torest to the hoard in arrivingntn concluslo
concerning their Illness for the place , sent I
by them , has cost several dollars for the pav
incut of additional postage. Ono follow send
an Immense lot of books ami pamphlets h
1ms gathered up and which ho wants thi
boanl to kindly look over nnd rc.illzo If possl
bio that ho has read nnd studied them all an
fitted himself by the arduous labor for th
position ho seeks.
The St. Andrews' society had a royal tlm
last evening at their hall on South Mai
street. Mr. A. C. Graham , president , dcll\
ercd a brio ! address of welcome , after whic
literary nnd musicalcnteitaininontfollowc
In the order named : Inslrumenta1 music
piano nnd violin , Miss Mary and Wilson Dui
can ; Ronp , "Hotter Bide Awec. " Misses Ker
and Van Ilruut , accompanied by Miss Camj
bell ; violin solo , "Annlo Laurie , " by Wllso
Duncan ; recitation , "Mark Twain Curln
n Cold , " by W. It. Stewart
sonp , "Within a MHo of Edlnlmr
Town " Miss Oliver "Th
, by Mary ; essay ,
Doctor's Story. " hy Dr. Montgomery ; sout
"My First Hawheo > ' by A. C. Graham
Scotch recitation hy Jiunos Johnson , entitle
"Tho Vision11 ; song , "Inglesldo,11 by Mrs
Henry Stevenson ; song , "O1 n1 the Alrts th
Wind Can HIow , " by J. It. Mol'horson
Closed by all singing "Auld Lang Syne.
Thcro wcro numerous encores which calle
the parties out n > second nnd third tlmo. I
was ono of the most enjoyable occasions e
the season. Uoforo adjournment the sociot
decided to huvo u banquet on St. Andruw' '
day."The
"The article In Tin : BBK yestordny inert
Ing about the frequent appeals of cases to th
district court from the police tribunal an
there , allowed to die for want of prosecutloi
calls attention to something of n good deal e
public interest , " Biiid n city oftlclnl last cvci
Ing. "Thoro Is really no ono to blame for i
but It seems to bo the result of n defect SOUK
where la our oiganlo law. The majorlt
of the cases nro offenses again !
the Bttto law , like disturbing th
pence nnd such offenses , and it is proper !
the duty of the county attorney ' to prosccui
them both In the police court a'nd in the dli
trlct court when they are appealed , but If b
wcro to attempt to ao so bo would have n
tlmo for anything clst > . It would occup
nnout every minute of his tlmo ami lie woul
huvo to neglect the moro Important cnmlni
business which bo is constituted to look nfte
Boino of the cases como properly undo ? tt
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city solicitor's care , but ho Is 'In the sail
ituatlon , nnd cannot rilvo them the attcntlc
thoysould have without neglecting impo
taut city business. City Attornov Stown
1ms prosecuted n. largo number of cases in tl
Justice and police courts , and linn arranged 1
follow up sown of the recent appeals and si
that then-nro not dismissed in the distn
court , The only way I BOO to remedy tl
matter is to crc to a now ofllco and have tl
. council appoint a police prosecutor. Tl
| v- amount ho would save to the city In flu
. would uiucU moro than pay his salary. "
J'flltSO\AL l'l/f.4 lM
Mr. Scotia Stevenson of Ansley , Neb. . Is i
the city visiting with his brother , Mr , Ilcni
Stevenson of the Council Bluffs lumber cot
pnny ,
A fresh Invoice of Hue cheviot suits f
oung men , just received at Model Clot
THE-NWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
Two Bad Boys That Kindness and Goot
Olothes Gould Not Reform ,
BARNETT SETTLES A KNOTTY CASE ,
After OcuupyliiR ttio Attention of tin
Court all Hummer a Huinurknblo
Vurcllut Is Jtcaolictl A
MlnHlicr Hound Over.
A week ngo ycslcrxlny a mnn nnmoil ferguson -
guson caused the nrrost of Joseph Ollinon
mid Fred Hanson , two small boys , upon the
charRO of sto.illng u couple of whlto rabbits ,
When obtaining the warrant ho explained
that Itv.is not on uccount of the vitltio of the
-ibblts that ho desired to Uavo the boys
irosccuted , but to stop them from carrying
m a systomatlo practice of petty thieving ,
Che boys were taken Into custody nnd when
Judge McGee enquired into their case ho
concluded that a seven days' conlliiement It :
.ho city jnll was nbout tlio best sentence tc
innoso upon them. After speiultng two ot
.hreo days In the jail one of them at
traded the attention of Manager Loincn
of the Christian homo and begged pltcously
.hrough the bars of the grated window to be
nkcu out. The Kcntlemnn was driving alonp
, ho street past the jail when the boys called
to him. Ho stopped , talked to them n feu
nomcnts and then wont Itisldo nnd maOo ln <
lulrlei of Marshal Tompleton. After n Uriel
iKjulry ho found the boys were lit subjects
'or the charity of the Institution , and by con
sent of the officers ho took the urchins home
with him. They iniulu cxtiava uit nromlsca
nnd wcro Kind to got out of jail. They were
liken to the home , cleaned up and cloihod > ln
low suits of comfortable clothlnir and started
o school at the Washlntrton avcnuo bulldlnjr.
All went merrily until yesterday mdrnlntf.
The urchins were on the way to school ,
Ircsscil In their now clothes , and with sov-
: rnl dollars of money In their 'pockets that
iiul been K\\'cn them as mi encouragement
jy several charitable ncopld who bad taken
an Interest In them since they attempted tc
reform , They went Into the school bouse
yard and near enough to the school room
door to uttrnct the attention of their teacher ,
a'ul then with an originality of profanity
mil vulgarity that was almost brilliant , they
nformed her that they had pot now clothes ,
plenty of money and everything else they
wanted by being good n fo\v days , nnd now
irojiDsed to have some fun. They then ran
Iowa Main street and reached the BurliiiK-
on depot In time to catch the 0 o'clock train
'or tlio bouth.
It is supposed they have gone to St , Joseph ,
An effort will bo iniulo to capture them , anil
when they are returned they will probably be
bent to the reform school.
MAKING THU FUJI PLY.
Henry Klseiimn & Co. . Council
Have made the biggest fur und cloik deal
over consummated in the west , and they , at
their store in Council muffs , will deal them
out to the consumers 'of the northwest at suet
prices that will give them the trade of the
money-savin ! ; public. Furs are in favor thl"
season. Capes nnd muffs uro immense. Hen
HIT our best sellers :
Black and colored hare capes $3.23 , $1.23 ,
$5.00 and M.Ofl.
Black Coney capes from $1,05 to Sfl.OO.
Silver hare rapes , roll collar * , point fronts ,
special bargain lit ? 5.00 for capo and muff.
Astragan fur capes and nmiTs nt all prices.
Wool seal capos from SIS.OO upwards.
M al monkey capes very cheap.
Natural oposum capes.
Nutria and beaver c.ipes and muffs.
Black nstragan cloth capos.
Silk plush imitation and real.
Se.il muffs -collars and boas.
Every kind of fur known In setts , single
pieces or Oy the yard will bo offered during
this week's sale at about one-half what other
houses ask' for them.
Childrcns" fur sets white Coney , graj
Coney , white Coney with blick spots , snow
hnro , whlto tlbbits , astragan cloth , white
nnpora. Imitation lynx , nutria , beaver anc
seal the greatest variety of chlldrens' furs
over shown , at surprisingly low prices.
Fur trimmings by the yard. Swan's down
In all widths. ( Jet our prices before pur
chasing.
chasing.CLOAKS
CLOAKS PLUSH CLOAKS.
ItlUll WIUT WK DO.
\Vo soil you a plush cloak for $18.00 that
nro sold by ether houses for $ ' 20.00.
Oar flt.Y ) ) nro sold elsewhere for $25.03 ,
our $ ' 22.00 cloaus would bo called cheap by
other dealers for $ ) . > .00 , and our better grade ;
In proportion. Wo plve an elegant mult will
every plush cloak we sell during this week ;
sale.
CLOTH JACKETS AND NEWMARKETS
at from $1.50 up to the llnest initdo. Thou
sands to select from. UijM. hero let us say
that our variety ' .s so complete that wo are
sure to suit everybody no matter how chea ]
or how Jino n garment they wish.
Wo have cloaks for the rich , wo have
cloaks for the medium class and poorer
people. Come to us for a cloak for a dollat
up to live hundred dollars and wo can suit
you.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
and jackets from $1 each up to the lines
made. A great variety to select from. JJov
novelties just received. Mothers who wcr
not able heretofore to got suited In misses o
children's garments nro especially Invited t
call and see our new line just received. W
will surprise you in our elegant nssortinen
and the low prices. Kemember wo pivo i
nice doll free during this week's halo will
every child's cloak between the ngcs of 2 am
12 years. Also please notice that Honr
Elsemun & Co. Is the only house In thl
western country that has these bargains
Call and see us. llu.Mir EISKMANCo. . ,
Council Bluffs , Ia.
Mall orders promptly filled.
Motor faro refunded by Henry Elsemnn i1
Co. , Couocil Uluffs , to all Omaha customers
Boohs made with special rulings for whole
sale and letail trade by Jiloorchouso & Co ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Dr. Soybert. lies. Ogden houso. Tel. 14 (
J , C. Blxby , steam heating , sanitary en
glnccr , SU3 Llfo building , Omihaj 20J Mot
rlam block , Council Bluffs.
A AVIdow'H Homo Burned.
When Mrs. James Casey had tucucd he
little brood of five young children Into thel
beds In the lower rooms of nn old tumbli
down frame building at 810South Malnstrcc
last night she did not dream that u demon c
destruction was lurking In a closet under th
stairway that would swallow up nnil utterl ,
destroy the few rude comforts with wine
she had surrounded herself. She Is a wldo\
whoso husband died a year ago , and she hr
been struggling to Iceen , her little Hock t (
gethcr. She tucked them in her llttl
beds at 9 o'clock last night and sat down t
her sowing machine to lengthen the day1
toll. The whirr of the sowing ma chin
drowned other noises , nnd ttio first thing tht
apprised her of any danger was n burst <
flame from n closet by the side of n cot uno
which two of her children wcro sleeping. Tt
Humes came almost lllto nn explosion , and b
fore she could roach the bed the coverings <
her children \voro nblazo. A few soconi
later sheets of flame wore rolling tnrough 111
room nnd the old building was bhulng llerei
ly. The woman snatched her babies fret
the IIro and carried them out upon the ski
walk before they were burned , but bv tli
tlmo the last ono was out the room hud hi
COIMO a furnaco.
No. 1 hose house was across tlio street on
less than ono hundred yards nway , and a en
for the department was turned in from U
box In trout of the station , nnd In loss thn
two minutes n stream of water had bee
turned on the blazing rookory. Companies
U nnd 4 , and the big truck responded. Tl :
lire was confined entirely to the lower part c
the building. The upstairs apartments wei
occupied as a residence by n family nnmt
iiouck , and they wore driven out wituoi
having an opportunity of carrying out air
thing. Their household goodi were enl
damaged by smoke and water.
The building is owned by Chris Larson ,
South Main street grocer. Ho has un insu
anco policy for ? 100 planed with Corey & Coi
over. The amount will nbout cover the lo :
sustained upon the building.
Everything that Mrs. Casey had Is a con
plcte loss , with the exception of a cook stov
uud im old table , > vbich stood la a she
kitchen used by nor M a laundry. The com-
plcto destruction leaves the poor woman In u
perfectly destitute condition , and if It had
not been for the assistance rendered by kind
neighbors last night slio nnd her llttlo brood
would Imvo suffered , as not oven an luticlo of
clothing except what they had on was
saved.
The origin of the lire U unknown , but Is
supposed to have been smouldering In the
closet for some time.
1IIOH GUADK.
Low Prices.
An nblllty to produce everything as ndvcr-
Used has been iho "Boston Store motto , "
hence the phcnomcnnl success attending the
special clearing Hales at nil times. Tlio Bos
ton Store Is having n clearing sale for this
week In order to inako room for holiday
goods. The marked success attending this
great sale Is highly satisfactory , nnd shows
the general appreciation of this public. Note
n few of the prices for the week :
2.MX ) pieces all silk , satin edge nnd moire
ribbons In Fos. U , 12 and 10 , nil to go nt thu
wonderful price of lOc n yard. Immense se
lection. Mow is the time to buy ribbons for
fnuey work.
Our $1.00 undressed kid gloves nnd glace In
hooks and buttons nt O'Jc. .
! ) cases prints nnd challlcs , 0 and To goods ,
all In nt lu n yard.
50 pieces seersucker In checks nnd stripes
woith 8 and lOc , all in nt fie.
Gents' heavy gray shirts nnd drawers
worth ! 13o nt lOc.
Gents' nil wool shirts nnd drawers , sold
everywhere for ? 1.00 , sale price 75c.
Lndle'3' cream Jersey ribbed vests , long
sleeves , Me.
Ladles' all wool gray vests and pants , regu
lar * l.OO goods for 7fic.
Bargains in furs , cloaks , shawls , blankets ,
comforters , table linens , nil hi at sale prices.
Sale continues all thh week.
BOSTON STOKB ,
Fotherlnghnin. Whltolnw &Co. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Gents' underwear in great variety nt prices
to suit all nt Model Clothing Co. , L. II.
Mossier Mgr.
Scott House. Best ? 1.00 per day house In
the city. _
A Knotty ( nso Settled.
The attention of Justice * Darnell's court
has been occupied nt Intervals for the past
two months with n civil case that lias at
tracted a good deal of attention and got Into
n very knotty condition. The c.iso grow out
oC a landlord and tenant controversy nnd is
of Interstate Importance in the fact that the
plaintiff is an Omaha man nnd thu defendants
are Council Bluffs psoplo.
Some tlmo last spring E. J. Taylor , nn
Ornahti real estate dealer nnd the owner of a
number of houses in this city , executed n
lease with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holtmnn fern
n little cottage m Ferry addition. The * lease
specified the lot and block number nnd the
number of the houso. When tlio tenants
went to take possession of It they found it
already occupied by a family of squatters ,
who had broken Into It nnd occupied it by vir
tue of their nomadic license. Tuo fact was
reported to Taylor and ho requested
the Heltmans to take another
house of the saino style nnd char
acter located In the same block until ho could
throw out the intruders. They consented
and went Into the other cottage. Vexatious
delays were experienced In ejecting tlio squat
ters , and when the house was finally vacated
the llcltmans concluded to stay where they
were , but neglected to pay any rent. They
remained tbcio until September , when Tay
lor instituted an attachment suit to secure
tlio delinquent rout by seizing their house
hold goods. The suit was brought In Bur
nett's court and the original lease was Intro
duced. Hcltmnn employed nn attorney and
Taylor was also represented by nls legal ad
viser. The claim was for $03. The Council
Bluffs attorney quickly discovered the fact
that the lease did not cover the property oc
cupied by his client , and moved to dismiss.
The case was continued , und when it was re
called the prosecuting attorney filed nn
amended petition to euro ttio defect in the
leaso. The defendant's attorney demurred ,
nnd the case rapidly got into such n
judicial tangle that both sides Hnallv
agreed to submit some of thb
problems to Judge Macov , and agree to ubldo
by his decision. His opinion sustained the
rulings of Justice Burnett , and the case was
withdrawn , but to speedily appear again
upon verbal showin ; that the premises had
been occupied by the Qefcndunt. The linal
hearing of the case occurred yesterday , nnd
a Jury of fclx good and true men oeeupled
chairs in front of the justice to decide the
vexed questions. The defendants brought in
a counter-claim of $ T.5 damages for the wrong
ful seizure of their goods in the attachment
case. The case occupied almost the entire
day , and the mud in the street was inado to
tremblo'wlth the eloquence that thundered
around the llttlo court room. The Jury re
tired nt I o'clock , and very shortly after
ward returned n verdict of $1.29 forth 3 de
fendants' damages they wcro supposed to
have suttcrcd In the previous suits.
The costs in the case will amount to a great
deal more than the original claim , and have
been taxed up to Taylor. The Heltmans still
occupy the cottage ; und arc holding the fort
with Hying colors.
Are you interested In hrst class heaters ! If
you are , then buy the famous Peninsular
heaters. They orb highly recommended by
these who use them ; they nro the linest fin
ished and the prices are lower than nil imita
tions. Our stock of cook stoves from $7.50 to
$ 1(1.00 gives you the greatest variety to select
from. Our line of furnlturo , carpets , hang
inglamps , Window shades , parlor suits ,
lounges in lurgo variety. Come and see us ,
wo will treat you right.
iMANDit , & KIT.IN ,
_ 820 Broadway.
For hoys' and children's suits durably
made and at lowest prices , call nt the Model
Clothing Co. _
For stout men's clothing call nt Model
Clothing Co. , L. ll. Mossier , Mgr.
IlotTor Hnutul Over.
In the morning session of the police court
yesterday the case of Harry Hotter was called
Hoffer is the murderous blacksmith who
attacked Mrs. William Bohnlng on Wednes
day evening with a Icnlfo and indicted some
very painful wounds upon her hands nnd
face whllo she was endeavoring to hold him
until an o nicer could bo called to take hln
into custody on a charge of taking groceries
without paying for them.
Mrs. Bohnlng and hcrlittlo daughter were
the prosecuting witnesses , They made c
strong case against the fellow and Judge
McGee bound him ovcr , to await the action ol
the grand Jury. Ho could not give the $ ; ! OC
bond required nnd was taken to the count ;
jail , where ho will remain until next terra ol
court , the grand Jury for the present tern :
having been discharged ,
HelTer claimed to have come from DCS
Molnos , but the police ofllccrs have discov
ered that ho C.UIIQ from Shelby , a short ills-
t tin co cast on the Hock Island railway , They
have also discovered that ho Is n chronic
sneak thief , and was run out of Shelby foi
that reason. The Shelby authorities founel
that ho had made duplicate keys for every
store in the village. Thcso were taken from
him , nnd It was supposed that the best mean ?
of dealing with him was to run him out ol
town , although ho has n wife and family
there. When ho left ho cauiq direct to Coun
cil Bluffs. If it were not for the fact thai
the man had a largo number of pasteboard
patterns of skeleton keys in the hag of tools
found In his possession wlion nrrosted niul
that no had shown consummate skill In forg <
ing keys , the belief would bo created from
his actions that ho Is insane.
Buy your coal nnd wood of C. B , Fuel Co. ,
53'J Broadway. Telephone 130.
An elegant line of Molten overcoats at reduced
ducod rate sat Model Clothnig Co.
Tlio Manhattan sporting headquarters , 41 !
Broadway. _
Scott Houso. 35 ut , meals , 25c.
A rilranxu Cnnc ,
Covering n period of several m onths Tl
BKU has received periodical und nnonyinou !
letters from a lady bearing the postmark
Deer Creek , Nob. No munition , of course
was paid to thorn. A few days ago a niossen
Kor brought an unsigned letter to this ofllco
the penmanship showing it to have boon writ
ten by thu Deer Creek lady. It contained r
request upon the "editor of THE
HUB" for nn Interview nt the Pax ton hotel.
A reporter was sent In response to the Invita
tion , but ba was unceremoniously refused nn
Interview , tholndy'tlbdnrlnKthatho ' was not
the editor whom sluuvutitod to meet. An
other attache of the.qnicewas then sentwith
llttlo better success. ' * The lady , who by the
way wns registered , us Mrs. Hey t , was plainly
dressed , large of stature , of dark complexion
nnd pleasant manners. She dcminded that
the editor of Tin : Wrniav Hr.n call upijji her
ut once , but was unliblo to give his name.
The message llnj ) uiy had sent to THJ : Br.B
wns turned over to the hotel people , with the
request , If tluilnd.vptxned to bo Insane that
the proper nulhoHtlcs bo notified. This
morning Inquiry at the hotel elicited the In
formation that Mra. Hoytlind paid her bill
and taken a dummy train for Council lUuffs ,
where she claimed to hare relatives. Nothing
Is known of the lady beyond the facts given
nbovo. Her hallucination with icforcnco to
Tun Bun Is n mystery. She may for years
Imvo been n reader of TUB \Vr.KKi.v BBB , but
that paper has been known for years ns nn
effective nntidoto for Insanity.
Th o combination of ingredients found In
Ayer's 1'llls renders them tonlo and curative
ns well ns cathartic. For this reason they
nro the best mcdlclno for people of costlvo
hnblt , ns they restore the natural action of
the bowels , without debilitating.
*
sovrn OMAH < I.
SparrlnjCoiitosiH. .
The Black Pearl , or Nonpareil , of Minne
apolis , who defeated Denny Kelllhcr of St.
Paul , Minn. , nnd .Tamos Hlghtower are
matched for a contest to a linlsh In Gor-
nmnla hall , Tuesday evening , the 18th. Each
of the men has put up $ T)0 and the winner Is
to take the purse nnd the gate receipts. Ef
forts nro being iniulo to have the light before
the Magic City uthletio club , but owing to
other exhibitions arranged It Is doubtful
nbout arranging a dnto suitable for all part
ies.
ies.Tho fight between Prof. Michael J.
Mooney and Henry Allen of St. Louis , before
fore the Athletic club , will take tilaeo In
Blumo's opera house on the 2.ith. The club
has offered , " > 00'and the friends of each have
put up $500 more , making n purse ot 1,500. ,
Tommy White of Chicago nnd Dan Dally
of Maine will light In Uurmanla ballon the
20th for a 85UO purse.
The Magic City Athletic club has tele
graphed George Godfrey and Ed Smith ,
whoso light in Providence has been post
poned , it Is supposed on account of police * in
terference , offering a ? ' . ' , UOO purse to have the
light take place in tills city. Word Is ex
pected today and the members feel conlldeut
that the offer will bo accepted. Should this
contest take place bore , It will give local
sports nn opportunity to see ono of the llnest
exhibitions of science , endurance and ring
generalship ever exhibited In the west.
o
Tickets at lowest rates tvnd su perlor
nccoimnoilntloriH via the grent Rock
Island route Ticket olllco , 1002 Six
teenth und Ftinmm streets Oiuuhd.
Army Notes.
Private Brooks , hand Seventeenth Infantry
stationed at Fort D. A. Husscll , has been
granted a furlough for otic month to visit
Salt Lake City.
Corporal Johnson , troop C , Ninth cavalry ,
on duty with troop 13 nt Fort Washnhle , has
been transforicd to troop F and ordered sent
to Fort Hoblnson.
The secretary of war has authori/cel the de
tail of Sergeant Ogilvle , company C , Eighth
Infantry , at Fort Hohinson , ns school teacher
at that post until April SO , IbOl.
Sergeant Elwcll , coinpany C , Second Infan
try , stationed nt Foil Omaha , has been
granted a furlough fpr six months ou his reenlistment -
enlistment In his prpsent company.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething produces natural , quiet sk-op-
25 cents a bottle.
A Scnninu Familiar with Disaster ,
LOKDOX , Nov. II. [ Special Cablegram to
Tun Bnu.l Among the three survivors of the
Serpent disaster Is a seaman named Freder
ick Gould. This is not his first anpearanco
In a shipwreck nnd ho booms to hear a
charmed llfo. Ho lias bton In the naval ser
vice for many years and was ono of these
who were saved at the tlmo H. M. S. Wnsp
was lost. Ho Is also a survivor of the disaster
that occurred to H. M. S. Lily.
1002. Sixteenth and Farnam streets Is
the now Rock Islanel ticket olllce. Tick
ets to all points cast at lowest rates.
Shot the Wr.mg .Man.
Cn.iMiiKnr.Aix , S , D. , Nov. 11. [ Special
Telegram to TUB UEn.l Ed Hamilton was
held under $750 bonds for shooting n young
man named Smltli on the evening of Novem
ber 3 at Klmball. The shot was probably in
tended for the saloonkeeper , but missed its
mark and bit another man. Smith is in a
precarious condition.
o
HorHfnrcl'A Acid Phosphate
Relieves mental and physical exhaustion
A Saloon Uiildcd.
CiiAMnEiii.vi.v , S. D. , Nov. 14. [ Special
Telegram to TUB BF.K. ] Today Constable
Franklin , armed with a search warrant ,
raided Koss' shloon in Kimball and seized
thlttv barrels of bottled beer. An Injunction
was issued against Koss lust summer. lie
has skipped.
The carbonic acid In-Cook's Extra Dry Im
perial Champagne Is one , of the best remedies
for colic or diarrhcea.
*
Ilntcs on Ore.
ST. Louis , Mo. , Npv. 14. At a racetlns ol
the Southwestern Hallway nnd Steamship
association today , rates on ore from Hie
Grande crossing to St. Louis , Omuhn , etc. ,
on n basis of ' > cents per 100 were adopted.
To Nervous Debilitated Slonf
If you will send us vour address wo will
send you Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltalo Bell
nnd Appliances on trial They will quleklj
restore you to vigor , manhood and health ,
Pamphlet free. VOLTAIC BELT Co. , Marshall ,
Mich.
A Now Hoail.
r
SruiKflnr.u ) , 111. , Nov. 14. Articles of in
corporation were tiled today for the Chicago
Pnxton is Cayuga railroad , which proposes tt
build a line from Paxton , Ford county , Illi
nois , to Cayuga , Ind.
Prostration or Insomnia ?
Go to Excelsior Springs , Mo.
Cleared the Doctor.
CHICAGO , Nov. 14. The coroner's Jury to
day decided thn Aunlo Tillable , or Trim-
mons , died from peritonitis following natural
causes , nnd Dr. Ely was honornbly dis
charged.
nnd [ Coldn. These who are
suffering from coughs , colds , sore throat , etc. ,
should try Brown's Bronchial Troches , Sold
only in boxes. '
' '
DavoUovo UIIJ-H the Miiooln Club.
Lixcoi.vNeb. , Nqyvl4. ; [ Special Telegram
to Tan BEE. ] Dave uowo has bought the
Lincoln base ball club nnd franchUo and will
have whole control inyct season.
i
A Light Ip Kvitry north.
To the ChlcagopMllwaukoo & St. Paul
railway belongs the credit of halnij the
Hrst in the coutil'ry to retduco the matter
of electric lighting of trains to scientific
perfection. Ono pf the novel features
introduced in tW Blooplng1 cars is a
patent electric reaOlnglnmp iu each tec-
tion. With this luxurious provision ,
reading ut night before und tutor retir
ing boeomos ns comfortable ns by day ,
and when retiring the toilet may be
miulo in comfort and sochiblon. The
berth rending lamp in the Pullmiu
sleeping cars run on the Chicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway , between
Omnhn nnd Chicago , Is patented niul
cannot ho used bv any other railwnj
coinpany. It is the greatest improve
ment of the ago. Try It mid bo con
vinced.
Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific
depot , Onuiha , at 0:10 : p. in. dully , arriv
ing at Chicago at l:30 ) : a. m. Se6ure
tickets nnd Bleeping cur berths at Union
Tickotolllco , 1601 Fai'nam sti-oot ( Uurkoi
block ) , Omahiu
J. K. PUKSTO.V , F. A. NASH ,
Pass. Agent , Oon'l ' Agent
DIM'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
Despite the Depression in Stocks , Legiti
mate Business ia the Largest Known ,
NO LIKELIHOOD OF SERIOUS RESULTS ,
Reports From the Various Centers of
Industry and Commerce and a
Itcvlmr ofTrmlu Tito 1 < M.
nnnuial Situation ,
Nc\v YOIIK , Nov. 14. f Special Tclepratn
to Tin : HKK.J-U. O. Bun tc Co.'a Weekly
Hovlow of Trade says :
Those who Imvo long expected n severe re
action on the stock market have now scon the
average of prices thrown back to a lower
point than has been touched nt nny ether
time for moro than four yo-irs. It ronmliis
the fact that the legitimate business through
out the country Is the largest ever known ,
not much inflated or endangered by specula
tion , nnd so for sound that complaints In re
gard to collections have been much fewer
than usual. The check now sustained may ,
not Improbably , produce some shrinlmga in
transactions nnd diminution of prollts , but
the Industrial and commercial conditions
have boon so favorable that speculative dis
turbances nro the less likely to nllect general
business seriously.
Kcports from other cities show that nt
most points the events in Wall street have
had llttlo or no effect ns yet. At Boston
transactions havt { boon somewhat limited and
money is linn nt high rates. Wool sales are
smaller , but more activity is expected \vltli
the opening of the heavy gools se.ison In De
cember. Leather Is quiet anil easy ami hide ?
dull nntl lower , but because hark and othoi
materials nro strong. It is thought ncitlici
cannot recede much. Boot nnd shoo nianu
fncturera are Kettlnp tlio recentudvanco h
prices , with shipments exceeding last year's ,
Lumber Is nulot.
At Philadelphia money is tight nnd little
eommercial paper offered or selling. SVoo
manufacturers uro buylne , moro liberally ,
with n slight ailvt nco In some grades
Leather Is strong nnd the shoo trade Inrgei
than last year , though loss brisk than of late
At Cliie.iRO money is active iitTper cent
but country banks ale sending In funds foi
Investment nnd eastern disturbances me little
felt. Grain und cured meats equal lasi
year's. A slight loss Is soon in dressed bcof
butter nnd cheese , and a heavy loss In hides ,
but a liberal gain In wool nnd lard , while the
tradoin dry goods , clothing and shoes is mud
larger with satisfactory collections.
No ether western point shows disturbance
In trade , though money Is generally close. A1
St. Louis the rate is 7 to8 per cent mid the
volume of trade Inreo. At Cincinnati it Is
ti ht. but collections nro very fair. The
clothing season exceeds expectations and tlie
grocery trade is very good. At Detroit monoj
U close nt 7 , collections very fair and tnnnu
fncturlng active. Tlio Michigan wheat aroc
shows 4 per cent Increase. At Cleveland
money is tight , collections satisfactory ant
trade good except clothing. i\t Milwaukee
money is close at 7 , collections satisfactory ,
and eastern troubles do not check trado. Al
Omaha , St. Paul and Kansas City money IE
In strong demand , collections healthy nnC
business good.
Southctn cities make much the same
report. Baltimore reports nil busi
ness healthy , mills running full uml
trade brisk with satisfactory collect-
lions. New Orleans finds money active ,
cotton receipts below last your , but sugar nnd
rice liberal with good demand for all. At
lanta reports easy money and good trade , and
Savannah reports money tight but trade
active. At Jacksonville earlier travel than
usual causes activity.
The accounts show n remarkably encourag
ing condition of business , but more than the
usual scarcity of money , In splto of good
collections.
The Iron output November 1 was 17,177,958 ,
tons weekly , against 170'J03 , Octeuor 1 , nnd
considerable decrease in production Is ex
pected if prices yield. The demand for
manufactured products is now distinctly
smaller and a railway supplies du-
crcaso Is foreshadowed by llnanclal
troubles. The commercial trade is dull ,
holders trying to realize October prices nnd
the high price of coke causes complaint. Tin
Is % cent lower , copper steady anil lead weak ,
because of considerable Importations. India
rubber is lower.
Both the method mid results
Syrup of Figs is taken j it is pleasant
and refreshing lo tlio taste , and acts
fjently yet promptly on the KielueyB ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures hahitunl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the tneto and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial m its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , iU
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the moat
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs IB for Bale in 50c
and § 1 bottles oy p.ll leading drug
gists. Any reliahlo druggist who
may not have it on Land will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to tiy it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SWUP CO ,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
IOUISVIUE , Kf , /vfiv / ronK. V.Y.
BOSTON , MASS.
CAPITAL $4OOOOC
SURPLUS 8OOO'OC
Accounts of Banks , IJanlteri and Corporations ia <
llcltcil.
Our facllltlot for COUiKCTlONS are excellent , and
wo rc-dlacount for bantu when bnlancoi warrant It
lloston U n lleiervo City , anil bulnncoi vrltli in
from Imnkn ( not located la oilier llujcrvu Cltlui ]
count ai nrosorve.
Wo draw our own cicrnnio on J < on < 1on and thu
Continent , anil make cablu transfer * undplncoiuonoj
ly telegraph throughout tlio United Htului unil Cua <
ail a.
a.Woharo
Woharo market forprlmo llrst-clnm liiTCUmtnl
Securltlo , and India proposal * front blaluj , Cuuu <
ties nnd Clllcn when Issuing bonds.
Wo ill ) n itvnurul tmnklnu business , anil Injlto cor
respondence.
ASA P. POTTER , PJIHSIWISNT.
JOS. W. WORK , CAbHUJii.
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS fORTE
01 ? CONTKAOr WOIIK
Is being tulvurtlsrul In K.MUNrKiiiNf ] Niwa : AMI
AMKIIIOAN KAII.WAY JOUHNAL ; publWifil n
Trlbiinu lluIUIlng , Now York Clty.nua foreul" "
Ly ull uowidealora. Price , ISconli.
Judgement
nlioulit bo displayed In buying medi
cine nbovo all things. In selecting n
remedy for any disease , you .shouldbo
positive tlint It contains nothing Inju-
iluus to the health. .Many rumudius
ou tlio tnnrkcl lo.ivo the patient In a
much woiso cundltlon , tlmn bufuro
taking thum.
oo - o-
Is purely vegetable , and perfectly
linnnlcHs ; tlio most deltcnto child can
take It with absolute safety. It contains
no inctcuiy or minerals of any kind ,
and yet It never fulls to euro the dis
eases It la recommended for.
Hook on lilood and Sklu diseases free.
Swift Siiuclllo Co. , Atlanta. G.
DrsBetts&B8tts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists.
DOUGLAS
OMAHA , NfcD.
The moat widely rind fnrornMr known spco
Inllsts In the Unltoit States. Their lonit ox-
porlence. re'rmrkablo ' u'dtl ' und unlrornal sue-
com In Ihe trcatnmnt nnd euro of Norvom ,
Lhnmlc and HurRlcnl DISOIIKUH , entitle thiuo
eminent physician * to tlio full conOdenco of
the atlllctotl ovcryxvhero. They cimrantro :
A OKHTAIN AN ! ) I'OSITIVR OUHE for
the ixwful effects of oiirly vlco und tko numer
ous uvlla that follow In its train ,
1'HIVATK. IU.OOD AND HldN DI8EASE9
BpeoullT.oonmlotclv nnd iiornmneutlr oumd.
NERVOUS I > EHIUTV ANM ) BKXUATJ 1)13-
OUDKIIS yield roadlly to tholr skillful trout-
innnt.
t'lLna , FISTULA. AND UEOTAL ULOEI19
Runrantccd cured without pain or dotoutloa
from builiiOTi.
HVDKOOEUC AND VAIUOOOELB permanently -
nontly nnd luccctsfully cured In every caso.
BYl'HILIM. UONOltUllUA. OI..EET. Spur-
m.itorrhon , Seminal Weakness , Lost Manhood ,
Night Emissions. Decayed Kacultles , i'cinalo
Wciilcnosi and till dcllcnto disorders peculiar
to uithor sex positively cured , ns well no nil
functional disorders that result from youth
ful follies or the excess of mature yean.
TRHTIIRP Uuirantced ponnanontlr
O11V1U1 U1VU , cuiod , removal covnploto.
without outtlnff , caustlo or dilatation. Cures
> oled at homo by patlimt without a mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND 'MIDDLE-AGED MbN.
fTTPl ? The awful efToct3 of
AQITttT <
OUftL , UUIU. , oiriy vlco ATlilch brlnRi
prpnnlo weakness , destroying both mind and
body , with all Its dreaded Ills , porrnuncnty
cuied.
DRS RFTTS Address these who have Im-
Ui\O. lLl 1O paired tliomselvei by Im
proper Indulgence and solitary hiulta. which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting thorn for
bimlnosi , stwlv ormurrluse.
. MAKKIKl ) MEN or those ftntorln ? on that
happy llfo , avmroof physical debility , quickly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
Is Imsed upon facts. Flnt-l'raotloM enporl-
once. Second Every case la Bpeelally studied ,
tlnii startln ! ? rlshf. Thlrd-Modlclnes are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to sull
each case , thus cffcctlug cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET. - OMAHA. NEE
PARKER HOUSE ,
BOSTON.
J. REED WHIFFLE & CO. , Proprietors
YOUNG'S HOTEL ,
BOSTON.
J. REED WHIFFLE &c CO. , Proprietors.
EU11OPI3AN
Cooking nnd Service I'ncolloil liy nono. Complete
In nil appointments lien louillon In tliucltjr
Tlio lloatoii Trai arlit | siiys. " .Mr.Yhlpplu tin
prlncu of lumlluriti. anil p.itruni of riirkurn' tmr
nntlclpnto a return to thu KOOJ old tlmas of Its
founder , Hnrvoy 1) . I'nrkcr.
Mr. WIIIl'l'I.I ! will coiituHio the tunuairoracn t o
in liorctouiru.
lurly Decay nml Abmp ,
Imuottacr , Lost Vigor , Mid
beilth fully restored. Virlcoctle cured. F&rtitnlngtd ,
itrinitbenid. K w Home Trtatlie lent free and leilid.
Booreiy. I'ruf. II. H. IIUT'IB , 171 I'ulluu bl. , . " , ! . ' .
27 MAIN STREET.
Over O. 11. .Turquemlu & Cos Jewelry Store
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
H'OUSK to rout , No. 017 Third iivo. . at $10 per
month. > h'e > . L. M. Shuiruilcn.
FOIl lUONT A ( U'slniblolirlok rosldoncn of
ii : rooms , plcnsainiy Mtuateil on hlxh
Kiouiul. ImrKo yaid nnd oichuid. Convenient
to motor. Apply to N. I' . Mod BO It Uo. _
W ANTI'll I'nprKOtlo yoims lady or Kent.
Will liny f 1.1 per week to rlnhtparty , K.
0. S. , (107 ( Willow H vi' . . Council MInlTs.
FOIl SAI < K Ticnsn nnd Jurnlliiro of Scott
House , ( Jonnull Illuns. ! M rooms. l'hoa | > : a
buigaln. Address J. H. Jordan , Council It hill's.
\\7 ANTHD Neat Rlrl for uunnr.il lioiibo-
I work , ( icmi.in prufciiou , Mrs. Jacob
Blins , inul'luntur t. _
OR 11KNT 'I ho MoMuhan thruo-blory
brlulc block , No. : i. > S. Main st , with elovatar
J. W. b'qnlro. _ _
"Ij Oll ItENT A fhok'o plcoo of ciirdon land
* ? near Council Illiills , with i > oo < l now build-
Inunedlatu possession If deslicd. J.V ,
_ _ _
Fol KENT -Good ( Ivo-rooni housoi SIO.Ol ;
other hotisos dllTercnt piluus ; ono slu lo
room over stonj no.ir court house ; IIOUMH ami
lots for snlu on monthly p.mmmU ; onu house
and lot J.'OO ; doslr.iblo business lots on Saun-
dcis Htri'ot. Noith Omahii , for Iciibu or ualu
cjiuap. J. H. D.ivUlbon.Uii 1'lfth .i > t'liuo.
Foil 9AIr/-Comioto ) ! sot of thiuurs tools
nnd siiiiill Ktocic of tlnuaru at a bargain.
liuinlro at room : i8 ! aiutrlntn block. _
50 stoves nt cost to oloso out. Ileadrmartors
for haul maple house niovhi ; lollors and
jacKa. It. I ) . Amy & Co. CM Maliihtreet. _
rp\VO 80-auro farms for sale near-thn olty lit
X n Imrgitlii. W. A. Wood & Co. , fi'M Main at ,
FOll SALE or Uont-Qardon land , with
hoiuun , Uy J. It. lllco. Vft Main it. , ( Jouuoll
Blulli.
RfflLWflY TIME CARD
i/rmvui i I'liicAiiu , in1 iit.iNtu'iiN * y.
Oraalm.J _ l ) ( pot loth imij Mmim troeli. _ Omaha. , ,
1.10 p m . , . . , , Chicane ) Ki'rc i . . . . . , u ) a m
| i 15 R tn , , , , , . . , , Kiprcii , 070 p ra
910 p m ] Chicago Kiprcn B.V ) urn
e.Wp ni | , , , , . , , Clilciiito l-ocit 805 rr
Leriifi iUUUMNil'n'W \ MtT ItlVKIf ArrlrM
Depot loth mul Miuna ilrnntt.
10 lilt in I Ot'iiTt-r Ttnr KspreM . , , , lUjpm
IU lift in I Duiitor Kipmei 6.15pm
( It J p in I . . . .IxmvorMuhl xsn
813 n m | , . . , . Lincoln U > CM
K. 0. , 3lJ. . * < T. H. I ArrlTOi
l ) < poMOtlijuiiiMnton ulroell. | OinMi .
" | > 3S a ml . . .Kanins t'lljr DAJT K > i > r ii , , . , | ilia p ram
.S4S p inKM1. , Night Kip. Tin U. P. Tram , ! 045 i m
01 | l/.S ION I'Al'U'lC. , . . .
Omaha. | laput lytli and Marclro t . I Uniahit.
"iMjini Ovrrlnnil Flyer. . . . UOS p ra
7.SO p in , , , , i.rnollo ( Kipron , 11X5 p inDenter
lOVU a in . .Denter Kiiro | i Dju p i
f. . W * in .K n n Cllr Kxiroi | < I205 i
10I& n in . . .Knlrilolil i P3
U > ni I OItlOAtiO.il. 1. A I'AVmtJ ; | Arrl
Onmhn. | U.r. ilvpot , loth nnil M rcrM _ < .I Oiimln.
(110 p ml Nlxfit KM > re ! | luw n lit
IIU ( n in Atl.liillc Hiprcsl . ' . .I 6.'U p ra
4 W p m | Veitttmlo Miultoit 11045 n ni
li\f i I rildUX VI IT A I'At'lKiiJ. ' | Arrlrot
Oiimli * . llf. P. dppot lOth nnd Mirer SM.I liii ti >
TTlS ml . * . . .Slum Cllr I'msengor . . . . {
4..W p ml . . .j.Ht. l' nl K pjv < ' 1010 n in
I.I T I I - SllTuX T'l'H A I'AtUiU i.\rrlvo7T
UniithAJ l > oKn | thMul _ Webiler ati _ | Uinnha ,
AMI p nit . . .Tr. St. I'mtl llinlt l..r . . . I'Sl ' nij
'I.IMIVOI iTTiKArio A"SriIU1i\vK.s'l'RUN ) , Armef
Omnlin. I V.I' , depot , luth niul Mnrcjrjit * . MnnU _
9IS IN nil , , , Clilcnuo Kiprnn . , (12u ( p m
( .10 p m Vuitttmlo 1,1 milo l | i.'O a m
615 p m Iowa Aceoinmuilntlnn ( Hto. Hun ) 705 p m
Vt ( > p in . . .ICnslurn r'lror 545 p m
1.15 j ) inj Kmt Hmtorp BxprM f.05 n nj
Umnha. | ir.J\ilt > put , lOtli jiml Mnrcy St Omnli . _
ieODpinl ClilcflKn Kipri'ji 4 i a ra
I24S p | . . . . . . . , . ( ' i > HjjircMuj . .j , * . Ml j > in
TxnT i I O > IATTA * al' . i .Oil i it. j Arrive ? "
Umnhx | II. r. ilupot , llllli nnd .Morcy Stt.Mmnh . _
I.iu : p ml . .sT.TAHITI rmijiiin jiKi.T..jjl ! > < w ] m
l7r IIT e j" 1 F , K. A .M'oTVALTTi'Tv ' ! [ "Arrl v T"
invj | Diiimtisi l ) | itnilYobitor _ _ St _ ; < ,
"vfDU n ml . . . .rilloclTllllTi Kxiro | t > 'M p m
9110 n m . . .IlnftliiKi Kip. ( Cr. Hnndnjr ) . . 520 p m
10 p \Vi\liuo.VI.lnroln I'm ( Kt t > tind 10'M n m
DIU | > ml. orkA Norfolk ( K . Suiiilixr ) . III M n in
I , , 8T , I * . . M AU. Arrival
Onmlui t | Depot liitli Atul Wcbitflr Sti. O mill
* 7.UO n ml . Sioux Clljr AcvuimnmlHtlon. . J O.V p m
10U p m' .Hluuxl'lty Ktpti'si ( III. aim ) . . I."i0 p ia
5I I p m' Ht. 1'aul LlniltiM IIU n m
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MISSODltt I'ACIKIC HUHUIllIAN THAIMS.
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Strlctlrlo Imslnosj" 11 n uplemllil mottn. The III nh-
cntnuo.049 In OVCIT line of liuiniiiicncivy l ru-iclial
by 111 in who liohb to coino mloiitoJ npo Ultj.
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WESTERN
Po pie nro proKrosilvo , full of oiior y , nnd moiior
unking Kclieinoi Thor nooJ 8p3d.il training for
business. .
IOWA
J.cicin in popular oclucillon. Her public KO'ionll
nro rtolnirt'nvml i\ork fur licr ncroailn ; tulllloui.
Wi'aloni lowi.
COLLEGE ,
evmimonco * full tor.n Hpt. . Nt , She solSJli tb.9
really practical for liar dtnlonti. Normxl lltnN
no < 9tiliartliim < t uni I'J.irui iililiro irioi. wall or ,
unnliu.l niul curofiilty cmiliatol tUiiIoUi mar
iMilorntuny tlmo. Wilto for Mrllior pirtloali t
W. S , I'julson.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Electric Trusses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc "
AGENTS WASTED , DR , C. B , JODD.
< 30O Broadway , Council Bluffe , Iq
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
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PAID UP CAPITAL . $1 50,009
SURPLUS AN D PROFITS . 50,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS . 350,000
niMRUTrins I. A. Mlllur. V , 0. Glcnqcvi. II r *
Similar ! , l.i : . Hurt , . ! , I ) , Kdimimlsim , ( Jliiuloi
C. IhuuiHM. Transact ( jonoral bunkliu biihl-
ni'HS. l.urzpst capltil and mirjilna of uny
liunk lu tioulhwcslurn Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
'OFFICER & PUSEY !
BANKERS.
Corner Main ami Hrovlwiiv ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Healers In furolxn and ilcimustlo o\olrm ?
Collodion niuclu uml Inlurcat l > uld on tim
D. H. McDaneld & Co. ,
Butchers' aid Packers' Sup.ilias ,
Market Fixtures , Casing ,
Splcos anil PUIISIKO : ) liiki > ri' Mnulilnory SM.
( & Mulii tit. . I'liiinull ' lllulls. Ia. Also dualor
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Inllldiauna
READ THIS ,
On or after January 1 , I will make a change in business , con
sequently my entire stock of Pictures , Hasels , Bamboo Novelties and
my holfdiiy goods in general must be closed out at greatly reduced
prices. A cash discount of 20 per cent will be given on all frames
made to order. .
A new and cheap line of fine screens just received. For $1.50
you can buy a Picture Nicely framed , formpr price $3.00 ; Bamboo
Hasels , 75 cents , W. W. Chapman , 16 Mam st. , Council Bluffs la ,
