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THJB OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. 12 PEAHL , ST.
t l crrd tiv Currier In miy phvt of JheClty
U. W. T1I.TON. - - - MANAOKK
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Xi V. P. Co.
Council Illuffs lumber Co. . coat.
Cruft'schnttcl loan * . SIMSnpp block.
Hov T , .f. Mackay will preach to traveling
men next Sunday evening.
JJ'ho Council IUuffs Medical society held its
nVathiy mooting last evening ,
His slated tlmt the opening of the Grand
hotel will take place about tlie Ifith of next
mouth.
A rnnrrlatro license was issued yesterday to
Henry Urlnkuth nnd Mury Haicb , both of
this county.
The members of St. Andrews' society gave
n. very pleasant aoclnl last evening in their
hnll on Mnln street ,
The nnnunl masquerade hall of tlio Council
niuffH Maennerehor wns held In tlio Masonic
totnpio Tuesday evening ,
William It. Justice mid Mlsr. Ida Hill efFort
Fort Scott , Knn. , were ninrnod yesterday ,
Justice llnnimor onic'Iallng1.
The ilamiiKO suit of Howard vs tbo Mil
waukee rail road company was finished nnd
given to tbo Jury yesterday noon.
The banquet which was to have been clveu
In honor of Congressman-elect Thoinns How-
man bnsbecnlndcllnliely postponed.
A concert will bo given In the Fifth Avenue -
nuo Methodist church this evening by tno
t , buss soloist , S. Kd Drown , director of
Mnson & Umg's famous "Pilgrim Trio. "
The casn of Napoleon IJluto , charged with
committing an assault nnd buttery , wns tried
yesterday Ip Justice Pntton's court , nnd
taken under advisement until this morning.
Tbo following jurymen have been drawn
for the coming term of .superior court : W. II.
McCrenrv. Henrv i'nschcf.Ucorgo IJ. Ilrown ,
James ifllday. Thomas 'Hoblnson , Thoinns
Galvln , .lacob' lluwortn , J. W. Dickey aud H.
II , Obcrliolt/er.
Cnrdi nro out announcing the wedding of
ftlisb Anna FlnUlestcIn to Mr. Itudplph
"Weiss. ThOL'cromonv will bo performed on
Sunday nftcrnooii at f > o'clock at tbo resi
dence ) of the parents of the bride , Mr , and
Mrs. L. M. FinUleatoin , 217 South Tenth
street.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give n sociable at thu homo of Mr. and
Mrs. J. ( \ lilxbv , 1)23 ) South First street ,
Ft Iduy evening. 1'cbnmry 111. Tlio fcaluro
of tlio ovonlnir will bo St. Valentino's ' post-
onico with wicked llttlo Cupid for postmns-
tor , Foreign rates of postage , S cents per
half ouneo.
Fred Glusscr , the head trimmer nnj JQ.
signer of the Uoston store , lias made some
unique nnd oriKlnnl designs for decorating
tlio window. ' . Tbo latest is n full-sizcd
Chinaman with a basket of clothes on bis
bead , representing the linen department of
tlio establishment. Ttyo Jlgtiro attracts a
great deal of attention.
The trustees of the deaf nr.d dumb Insti
tute will a.slt tlio legislature for an appropria
tion to enable them to carry on the improve
ments around the buildings nnd grounds.
During the piist year It is said tlio improve
ments huvo amounted to about $ li,00 ) ( ) , nnd
what Is yet to bo done will take , it Is esti
mated , fully ns much more.
Extensive imnrovcmcnts will bo made on
the Shugart-Hcno block at tlio corner of
Main street and First avenue as soon as
sprint : begins. Tbo building will no raised
from threoto four stories , tlio ttilrd , which Is
now used by the Iowa business collage , being
pado over Into ofllces. The plans for the
k hnvo already been drawn.
The Sisters of Mercy of St. Bernard's ' hos
pital several weeks ago were kindly given
] iennlsbion to sot n weighing machine lu a
conspicuous plnco in the lioston store. Drop
ping n penny In the slot it will give you your
correct weight. Since it was placed there
78,1 people hnvo been weighed bv it and 785
pennies were turned over to tbo sisters for
the benefit of tbo hospital.
Mrs. Emma Scamons tlio wlfo of tbo veteri
nary surgeon , Dr. N. A. Scamons , began suit
yesterday In district court for a divorce. She
claims that ho has abused her and treated
her Inhumanly. She asks that she bo granted
the custody of their minor child , Eva
Scamons , nnd tlmt her husband bo ordered
by tbo court , to pay her 3 . " > per month for the
support of herself and the child.
The chain gang was put to work on the
street > esterdny afternoon for the llrst. tlmo
for several weeks. Charles Allen , the
pugilist , was the only ono among tbo candi
dates for positions on the gimp , who was in
clined to bo fractious ; ho refused to work ,
and ho at lirst refused to como out of the cell
at nil , but the bull and chain were at last
attached to his leg and ho went out with the
n-st.
Articles of incorporation were filed \vlih
tbo county recorder yesterday afternoon , by
the HnsthiKS implement company of Council
Bluffs. The object of the company is to
Sarry : on n general mercantile business , es
pecially in tbo line of agricultural imple
ments. The capital stock Is $ .1.000 , nnd may
bo Increased to $ > 0l < 00. The Incorporators
are H. C. Hanson , W. I ) . Judd nnd O. C.
Itowan.
An Ice hauler mot with n serious fall yes
terday afternoon as ho was passing in front
of tbo po.stoflli'o , A motor train was Just be
hind him , and ho crossed the track in order
to sot out of its way. In some way ho was
thrown from his wagon and landed "squarely
on his head in dangerous proximity to the
heels of his horses. Fora few minutes ho
Iny stunned , but ho Dually revived and went
about his work ,
City Attorney Stewart was served last
Monday with u notice tlmt Injunction pro
ceedings had been begun against the city to
prevent the work of grading Twentieth strcot
from IJroaclway to lAvonuo G. Judge Ayles-
worth wns the attorney for the plaintiff.
F.versinco that time Mr. Stewart bus been
preparing Ids answer In tlio caso. It is now
complete , and will bo 11 led in district court
this evening , when the hearing of the case
will take plnco. Tno city attorney will not
Btuto Just what plan bo cxpecUs to" follow in
his dofonso. but ho says ho has n defense
which bo thinks will make the prosecution
sick before ho gets through with it. Tbo In
junction suit. Is brought In the nnmo T. J.
Evans and Swan & walker.
The young Indies of the Broadway Metho
dist church gave n unique entertainment last
evening in the Mivsonlo tcmplo in the shnpo
, of a "Culinary Mystery. " Hills of fnro were
distributed nt supper , on which the names of
the viands were printed in rather ooscuro
language , na for example , honey , which was
denoted by the term , "What a boy calls his
sweetheart. " A kind of cake that had 'chest
nuts between the layers was labeled , "Our
Union Di.pot , " Hut the fact that ono
wns compelled to guess at what ho was about
to cat did not detract in the least from the
pleasure that ho experienced during the
operation , The attendance was largo nnd
the evening was very pleasantly spent.
Call on D. J. Hutcbinson & Co. for eholco
bargains In lots in Wilson Terrace. Special
inducements for tlio next few days.
The Council Bluffs carpet company sold
rugs , fringes and portieres of all grades unit
kinds rhcapor than they were sola at the
Klsemun bankrupt sale. Purchasers will
plcasa note tlmt these prices will continue 11o
provuil right along.
Orders for tables nnd chairs for paries
formerly sent to C. A. Ilohoo & Co. , will bo
filled by Lund & Nelson at their now furni
ture store , 'Jll Main street.
n. F , IVadsworth , who hns been In Illinois i
for a year pnst , has returned to the llluffj
nnd will settle down hero once more.
1) . A. Fnrrell returned yesterday from an
extended trip through the south.
Hecollcrt that the only Installment house
in Council H Unfa and the lareoat Installment
house In the west U Mundol & Klein's.Vo
soil at custom prices every article of house
hold furniture you use , uud Instead of re
quiring you to pay cash wo lot you have It on
easy payments. Tbero is no necessity of
denying yourself the use of any article when
you can got ovorythingyou wanton such easy
terms. The largest stock of carpets , stoves
and furniture lu ttio city to select from. JKO
Uroudwuy.
THE NEK IS THE BLUFFS ,
A Verdant Youth from the Country Falls '
Among Sharpers , ,
DISCUSSION OF THE COUNCIL'S ' V/ORK / , '
Grave * In AVimtrd OiUwldo She Was
n MI Nourlaii A. Street \VnlfThnt
Didn't Know Annie Uooncy
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Minor Mention. ,
An innocent bird Irom the country came
into the city some days into nnd had quite nn
oxK'rlenco | with sharpers before ho was al
lowed to KO back home , llo gave his nnmo
09 A. C. Conger and said holmlkd from DC-
cntur county , Kansas. About ten days ngo
ho took a team of horses and started for
"Waterloo , Neb. , for the purpose of dis
posing of the team , hoping to realize
more from the tc.im than If ho sold it at
homo. When ho arrived at Waterloo ho
found tlmt there was no demand for horses ,
nnd decided , on the advice of u friend , to go
to Omaha. There ho came across a smooth
looking individual who showed the country
man a couple of patent horse-clippers , whlth
completely took the hitter's eye , and after a
while offered to give him the clippers In ex-
chance for till team. The team was a line
one , but Conifer must have the o clippers ,
and a bargain was entered Into In spitu of
everything.
In n day or two Conger came to this shlo
of the river , where ho bccamo acquainted
with Jay Ilorton , a bartender in nn Upper
llroadwav saloon , Ilorton also became
struck with the horse-clippers and offered to
give him a $200 note for them. Conper
jumped at the chance nnd the trade was
made. Charles Warner , who owns the sa
loon , entered the case at this juncture and
wanted to give Conger two $100 notes In ex
change for his ono note of $500. After some
dickering tills bargain \vas also mitdo and
ttio two notes , beat-in i : the sUnaturo of Li. II.
Drown , were transferred to the hands of the
verdant stranger.
Hoforo long .llinmio Mnhcr won the mnn's
confidence , by tolling him that he had some
slitori that bought no'tcs , but that tlicy
would want to sco the notes before they
would Invest , Ho wns sure that if ho would
lot him tnlto the p.ipers a llttlo while bo
could work un a sale whereby Conger
would get the face value on them.
So Manor wni allowed to take the
notes. When tie returned an hour latter it
was without the notes or the money. When
asked about it , ho replied that ho Had met n
friend to whom ho had showed the notes
with a view to finding out whether or not
they wore worth anything. His friend had
taken the notes , and nfter looking nt them ,
had remarked carelessly , "They're ' no good , "
and tort ) them up. IIo was sorry , of course ,
but didn't sco how ho could help it.
By this time It had begun to dawn upon
thu innocent ICnnsan that ho had been the
victim of a scheme which would have taken
in nobody but the greenest of greenhorns.
He hustled around and consulted a lawyer ,
and before lon papers were issued for the
arrest of .llinmio Manor on the charge of
cheating by false pretences.
Yesterday Mahcr was brought before Jus
tice 1'atton for a hearingIn the meantime
somctlilniihad happened , to Conger , and ho
was no where to bo found. Some ono said
that the last that was seen of him ho was in
the company of Mailer's ' friends nearly dead
drunk , IIo did not show up at nil , and
Mauer was discharged for want of prosecu
tion.
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COIltittT SALiR.
Mlil-Senson Murrains for the Lacllci
New Opportunities ut the lioston
Store , Council HlufTo.
The ladles of Council Bluffs and vicinity
will find excellent bargains in corsets nt ttio
Boston store , Council Bluffs , for the next
few days. Tbo stock Is now complete with
all of the most popular makes in tlio market.
Ask to see our Now Jersey corset nt 110
cents. Wo show four different makes nt r 0
cents which wo claim to bo tbo best fiO cent
corset In the market. Climax , P. nnd W. ,
Town Talk and Nameless Black , nil at 50
cents each.
Wo draw special attention to our corset
known ns Town Tnlk , always sold for ? 5c ,
now.'Oc. We also show four dirtcrent makes
known as Madama Nora , Thistle , Tampico ,
and Coutll nt Tficoach.
Wo show a special spring weight strip cor
set at 75o well worthy of your notice.
Wo carry the most popular makes of Dr.
Warner's nnd Dr. Dnll's , beside many other
lending make ? , such as Equllinc , Health ,
W. C. C. , in black nnd colors ,
ICabo nigh bust , Abdominal , etc. , etc. , nil at
our popular low prioei.
Note Any particular make of the corset
not handled bv us can bo ordered specially ,
BOSTON STOKE ,
FOTIIEKINGHAM , WHITELAW & CO. ,
Leader ! ) and promoters of low prices.
-101 , - UKMB ! llroadway. Council Bluffs.
Now York Onico , 47 Leonard street.
The Manhattan , sporting headquarters. N.
O'Brien.
Evans Laund'-y ' Co. , r > " 0 Pearl street. Telephone -
phone U'JO. Goods called for and delivered.
IIo Didn't 1C now Annie.
Among the unfortunate ones who stood
j boforo.TuJgo McOeo yesterday was ono llttlo
follow who had been arrested on the charge
of vagrancy. IIo was attired in a pair of
trousers that looked as though they might
have been made for his Urother who went to
the army and never returned. The rest of
his clothing was to match. When asked
what his occupation was ho" replied that ho
sang for n living. "Well , " said the judge ,
"you may stand out there and give us a speci
men of your singing. "
So the llttlo follow stood up nnd sang
"Johnnie , Get Your Gun,11 "Where Did You
Get That Hati" nnd a numberof other cholco
selections In n way that .sent the olty mar-
shnlandhls deputy into a fit of uncontrolla
bio weeping. Wliou the boy hud finished
the Judgolooked at him lu a way that meant ,
"Now bo careful what you say , " and said in
a volco of thunder , " Voung man , do you sing
'Llttlo Annie Hoonoy C "
The boy looked un as if Insulted , and re
plied with n good do.il of dignity , "No , sir : I
tlon't ' know 'Annie Hoonoy.1 " The court
heaved n great sigh of relief , and said , "Tho
prisoner la discharged. "
"I should have hati-d terribly toglvo that
boy a term in tbo county jail , " said thojudgo
to n bystander a little Inter , "but if ho had
( been reckless onougli to _ i\ilnilt that ho snug
'Annie. Koonoy , ' I should have felt it my duty
to give him thirty days , "
A Curd.
To the Citizens of Council Bluffs-Tho
Council Bluffs theater company assumed
control of Dolmny's oporu bouso Tuosdav ,
February 10 , IS'.ll. No labor or cxpouso will .
bo spared to make the house attractive nnd 1 i
thu liiKcftaiimii'iits enjoyable , Itwilltako a
little time to accomplish neoJed reforms.
This evening the comp.my will present
"Maggie Mitchell. " Wo have not had tiir.o
to make the changes contemplated , but wo
assure thu public that this evening tlio bouso
will DO clean , the inusio line and the per-
foriiiatico good. Wo earnestly ask n liberal
patronage for our "opening night , "
L. J. SMITH ,
Manager Council Bluffs Theater Company.
Do not forget thu "Culinary Mystory" at
the Masonic totnpla on Wednesday evening ,
an entertainment under the auspices of the
young ladies of the Broadway McthodUt
church , Thu programme will DO charming
i and tbo simper well worth the 'J5 cents ail-
mission which is nil thu whole entertainment
I costs.
Coini > llincntlii ; Air. llarkiiess.
The following resolutions were adopted at
n recent meeting of the trustees of the Cbau-
tnuijun assembly :
Whereas , Kocognlzlnc in Mr. J. E , Ilnrk-
ness the valuable services by him rendered
to the Council Ifluftd and OmahaCliautiuiijua I
assembly from its Inception up to the time of
bis resignation ; ami
Whcrois , It was by his energy nnd zeal
irore than any ono person that the Institu
tion bos boon brought up to the magnitude it
hu reached and maintained ; therefore be It
Kesolvod , That wo , tbo trustciu of Bald
rtiautaitqun assembly , desire to publicly express -
press nnd do hereby make manliest our np <
prculntlon of Ills IndofatlKabllltv In his work
nnd Interest In laylriRtho foundations of nnd
ttulldlng up this publlclustltntion , which now
has bctoro It the prosiccts | of becoming the
greatest of Its kind in thu vest ,
Uesolvcd , That the secretary of this board
present Mr , Hnrknoss n copy of thcso re olu-
ions 1 ; nlso that a copy of tlio same bo fur
nished to each of our cltv papers with the
request that they publish them ,
Our Itrinnrkahlo
Knnblos us to present for your considera
tion prices without a precedent In the history
of Council Bluffs. All goods are warranted
row nnd clean , o < jual to the best any market
affordi. Only ono price and tenm strictly
cash. Call and sco and bo satisfied that wo
me right.
Davis' Koyal No. 10 'flour , fl.SOi Davis'
Blue D Hour , 81 .33 ; Gold Medal Hour , # 1.45 ;
Minnesota Superlative Hour , $1 ; Snowllako
llour.fl ; Iftlbs grniiulatud sugar for Si ! 17
Ibs extra C granulated sugar for $1 ; 20 Ibs
Now Orleans sugar for $1 ; Arbucklo coffee ,
ncrpkgo , ft'ie ; German coffee , ucr pkge , i'o ;
King's buckwheat , per pkgc , lOc : crackers ,
tier Ib , r > cl ! Ibs ginger snnpi for'.Tx ; ; 2 loaves
bread for Re ; it Ibs inlnco meat , i" > o ;
n cans tomatoes , 2. " > c : 3 cans corn , 15. > c ; Pago.
Norton & Co flour , $ i,4J5 a sack ; 1Mb nail lard
for 2icj : 5-lb pall lard for 3 < c : ollsardlaes.ix-r
can , fie ; U cans mustard snrJlncs for'i'ic ; Cal
ifornia hams , per Ib , < ! c ; good broom for
lOo ; W ) good cigars for 7 c j 2o-lb pull Jelly for
7 , " > c ; 'Jgal ! pall syrup for Me ; S-gal keg
syrup for $1.40 ; pall white fish forCOc.
Brown's O. 0. D. Grocery ,
Council UlutTs and Omaha.
That Itcvoklnj ; Ordinance.
The notion of the city council , in revoking
the charterer the Council Bluffs and Omaha
street railway company overall streets on
which they hnvo not now trains actually in
operation , caused no little stir among the
citizens yesterday. That the council would
dure to stand BO firmly atralnst that mighty
organization , which has heretofore had things
Just about as it pleased , had never been
dreamed of. As a general thing , however ,
the feeling over the matter scorned to be that
the move was in the right direction , especially
among the citizens who have been compelled
to try by law to recover the money which
they had paid for the paving of the street
between the tracks.
The members of the motor company claim
not to feel any anxiety over the action of the
council. Ono of them thus expressed his
views yesterday : "It makes no difference to
us what the council does ns long as they
don't do anything that hurts us any worse
than that docs. Why , they've ' no right to
pass any such ordinance us that. The supreme
premo court has ruled that a city ordinance
such as the ono under which wo built nnd
are operating our line takes the nature of n
contract , nnd when wo once go to work under
the contract and show by our actions tliat wo
mean to accept it , the contract becomes
binding nnd they can't como in and abro
gate it any tnoro than I can abrogate that
llttlo bill I owe at my tailor's. ' So you see
we can afford to lie back and laugh at the
city's ' lawmakers when they try to got the
better of us in any such way. "
One of the council who was in the lead in
favor of the passage of the ordinance spoke
ns follows ! "Ono of the causes that led to
Inst night's ' action was the overbearing way
In which we were treated when wo went be
fore the company to bog them to reduce tbo
faro across the river to 5 cents. They
showed very plainly that their motto was ,
take but never give. Our rovocal of their
right of way may never amount to anything
until the company wants to put down a new
branch , but just as soon ns ttioy do that , the
property owners will ralso a fuss , nnd before
they get through with it the question
whether or not wo have tlio right to pass
'such un ordinance will have to bo decided by
the supreme court. "
Best heavy goods , ! ) . " > per cent otf , cash.
Ueltur , the tailor , U10 Broadway.
Call on Sehurz-Snilth Co. for chattel loans
mid real estate. UO Pearl st.
J.C. BlxDy , steam ncatlnij , sanitary en
gineer , 201 Merriam block , Council Blults
Clirnrs In Ashes.
The Fountain cigar store in the Pacific
house was heavily damaged by fire last even
inij. A few moments before 7 o'clock Julius
Uneer , the Junior member of the firm of
Brown & Unger , who own the place , lighted
a largo swinging lamp in the rear room after
having taken it down nnd cleaned It. Ail in
stant after bo stepped away from it the
lamp foil , It contained nearly n gallon of
oil , ana this was quickly distributed over the
floor in a blazing sheet. Ho was compelled
to Ileo for his life. A number of people were
in the front part of thestoro , tmt.woro driven
out nnd in thirty seconds the two rooms were
filled with flame and smoko. The tire de
partment suppressed tlio llaines before they
broke through the surrounding walls and
confined the damage entirely to the
cigar storo. All the stock In the
rear room , which had boon packed
for transfer to the now stand
next to the now Orand hotel , was completely
destroyed , together with everything else in
the room. Tlio stock , showcases and other
fixtures in the front room were severely dnm
aged , making pretty nearly a total loss ,
The stock and llxtures were covered by
? 1,4K ( ) Insurance , distributed nmoiiL' three
companies. Lutz it Lang , ropreseu ting the
American , have f.VX ) the Greenwich § .V)0 ) and
the Providence $100. The loss is estimated
at about $1M)0. ) _
Buy your coal nnd wood of C. B. Fuel Co. ,
53 ! ) liroadwuy. Telephone 130.
Pure fresh drugs at Davis' , opposite Ogdcn.
noys Wanted
at American district telegraph ofllco.
SJio Wns u
A queer looking couple wended their \yay
wearily up the stairs of the Everrott block a
day or two ago in search of the matrimonial
parlors of Justice Cones. They displayed
none of the embarrassment tliut young people
ple are usually supposed to have when bsnt
on similar errands , and it way very ovldont
they had both boon there boforo. After the
Justice had sain the fateful words ttiat were
to make thorn ono for bettor or worse , tlio
usual ' legal formality had to bo gone through
with' , of filling out a blank form
stating the name , age , nationality , etc. ,
of the parties , and asking a great
many more questions which are commonly
supposed to have been invented for the pur
pose of Impressing it upon the youthfu
couple that the Justice has had to work hard
to earn that ? - . When the groom , who was
a little , weazened chap of about n hundred
pounds weight , was n ked whether tils
wlfo was on American , ho gave a look full
of pride at the feniinhio form that stood tow
ering above his head in massive proportions.
and then , looking with ill-concealed disgust
nt tlie questioner , ho replied , "Wall , I gucs :
not ; sho's n MIssourian. "
Bell it Son's new grocery takes the lead on
Upper Broadway. No old stock.
Graven Is a ItiiHtlc-r.
While the city council was choosing clerks
mid Judges for the coming city election la t
Tuesday nlaht , a littla remark was made by
Alderman Mllccsell , who Ins n special aptl
tudo for saying things in n r.huriningly inno
cent way , that nearly brought down the
house. The nanio of Frank Graves was
mentioned for the ofllco of cleric for the dem
ocrats.
"What's that ! " snul Alderman Mlkoscll
"Frank Graves for clerk. Not much.
kick on that. "
"What is tuo matter with Graves ! " asked
some nnu.
"O , ( I raves is all rlgh V ' said the Six tr.
ward alderman , "but ho is too good a mini on
the outside ; wo can't ' spare him , " A laujjh
then wont tlio rounds , thn causa of whlel
seemed to bo a mystery to Mikusell. But the
demiK'rats quickly came to the conclnsloi
that Mlkesell was right , and the republican
know that they would do the si mo thing 1
they ever irot the chunco , and Oravej' nami
was loft off the Hit.
Pomona Brand Hoarhound tablets will rt
llevo your cough. Pomona stamped on cacn
tablet. Ask your druggist or caudy dcale
for them.
Hut li ttio Hope.
Dr. II. W. Hart , who has been 111 fo
several weeks past , was very much wors
yesterday , Lust ovculug Dr. Uantow , wh
has ( Men attending hint through his Illness ,
i stated that ho wns sinking rapidly , nnd ho
' uti but very little hopes UihUlo would last
'to night through.
No. 1O1 Broadway contains the best stock
if groceries In the city. JV. . Kclloy.
The new dental rooms of Jrs. Woodbury
ro the tlhost mid most complete lu the west ,
S'extto the new Grand. "Tck-phone , U5. "
v M.I , ii.irijf.vii' .
'arloiiH < ItlrH llctcrinliica to llcnmln
in the Western Association.
CIIICAOO , Fob. II. iSpJciit ) Telegram to
nK BnK.j Tomorrow will bo of special lin-
ortance to the Western association , the an
nul meeting of which opens bora at 10
i'clock in the morning. "Huron" Hnch of
llnnonpolls , Wntldns of St , Paul , President
IcCormlclt and Secretary Brandt of Omuba ,
, nd u Sioux City delegation will
otno on the early trains. Presl-
ent M. L. Vanllorn of Denver ,
Innager Dave Howe of Lincoln nnd Direc-
or Ullletto of Milwaukee are already on hand
nd awaiting reinforcements. The prevail-
: ig opinion seems to bo that the alleged cle-
Iroof certain Western association inoDibcrs
o reorganize their circuit is erroneous. The
nly possible weak sister is Sioux City. Its
lackers held u meeting on Tuesday nnd
guaranteed sound backing. A dispatch resolved -
solved tonight stales that representatives of
, ho club will attend the meeting with $1,000
n cash to mil up us a guarantee that the club
rVill play through the season.
The ofllclnls who are hero today agreed
hut if the lown club showed evidence of
ts ability to last through the season
ts franchise would not bo Jeopardized ,
[ t was said that the association's plan pro
posed a transfer of Dave Uowo and the en tire
jlncolu club to Grand Hnpids. Kowo said
'Mo" ' emphatically , today. IIo would not
move to Mlehlgan and considered Lincoln a
pcttor ball town. His team wns complete ,
'ts business stable , its grounds in shape nnd
.ts patrons numerous nnd enthusiastic.
"Indianapolis " ho went "won't '
, on , suit-
port a decent club. Toledo don't ' want to
.oln our association and I don't ' propose to lot
Grand Itaplds open its face at my expense :
I'll stay in Lincoln. "
Van Horn of Denver thinks tlio Idea of
ousting Ids city Is humorous , and ho is reaay
to wage wnr against uossibln opposition with
strong nrguricnts. "Denver , " ho says , ' 'has
° est money in base ball , bulls willing to lose
noro. There is no chance to got me out , " ho
declared. "Wo signed the first'team in the
country nnd Intend to go on , Wo pay visit
ing teams ono-thlrd more cunranteo than
ottier clubs. Time lost on road Is no argu
ment at all , for the schedule will bo full of
blank dates , and the players might as well
travel ns lounirc about the hotels. "
Director Gillette and Manager Cushmnn of
Milwaukee will take ciro of that club's in
terests. It has signed Dunpan of last year's
Illinois-Iowa league to complete Its roster of
players.
Dr. Birnoy euros catarrh , Bco bldg.
A Orent Day at Liberty.
LmiiitTV , Neb. , Feb. II. rspeclal Tele
gram to TUB BKI : . ] Saturday wai a day
long to bo remembered in Liberty. Two
church rows nnd a mill botwcen two of the
fulr sex were the events. Itov. J , T. Burton ,
a Chmtinu minister , whoso residence is Lin
coln , Nob. , held a series of meetings hero last
fnll which came to a close in a way In which re
vivals Uo not usually end. A young miss , n
member of the church , admitted to her
brother that tlie reverend gentleman had In
sulted her , whereupon the brother pro
ceed cd to tlio place of worship ,
and nfter the benediction had been
pronounced , pounced upon the minister
nnd lu the llrst round put hlrn to sleep. An
investigation wns begun by the church ofll-
clals , but before It wns completed Mr. Burton
had disappeared and tlio inquiry was dropped ,
not , however , before another young lady ,
also a member of the church , had admitted
of receiving an insult fioin the snmo
divine , Now this lady has a brother nlso ,
largo and brawny , whosought revenge. Mr.
llurton came back Saturday afternoon and
200 persons were nt tlio depot ready to receive -
ceivo him. As ho stopped upon the
platform ho was collatvd by the nforc-
sald brother and threatened with immediate
desoruction. Men throw thnlr coats , some
taking the minister's part , but those were
few in number. Some blpws were struck ,
but the minister succeeded in getting Into
the depot and into the agent's private olllco ,
where ho was safe from further violence.
Monday ho had three of the parties arrested for
creating n riot , hut not being able to put up u
bond for costs , tlio proceedingsworoquoshcd.
IIo spoke nt the church last iiightand again
tonight.
'Tho other affair took place at the Baptist
church. IJov. P. Bolinger , an old resident of
the community , was assaulted by a man by
tlio name of fCeck. The trouble grow out of
n misunderstanding concerning some flax.
Keck was arrested and fined. The day
closed with a knock-out between Uo sisters.
A Dend Stint on u Cou h 01Cold. .
The editor of the Lewis , Iowa , ludepeiid-
ant , relates his experience for the benefit of
the public , ns follows : "Wo hnvo adver
tised a great many different patent medicines
but liavo never taken the pains to editorially
"pull" one. Vi'o are going to do so now for
the lirst tlmo. Chamberlain & Co. , Ues
Moincs. Iowa , manufacture a cough remedy
which is absolutely the best thing wo have
ever scon. Wo have used It In our family for
the past year , and consider itIndispensable.
Its effects uro almost Instantaneous , and
thcro Is no use talking , it Is u dead shot on a
cough or cold. We don't say this for pay ,
but because wo consider Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy tlie host made , and wo want
the people to know it and use It ,
Don't Keel Viiursolfl
Notwithstanding nil rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukee & St ,
Paul liy's now stoain heated palace
Bleeping cars , with ' 'electric lights in
every berth , " still lonyos the Union do-
not , Omaha at 0:10 : p. in. daily , arriv
ing1 at Chicago nt 0:30 : a. m. , In ample
time to make all eastern conncctiona
Ticket olllco , 1501 Furnam st.
J. B. PUKSTOX , P. A. NASH ,
C. Puss. Agt , Gon. Apt.
The Tliaiicmoro Given Up for Tjost.
LONDON , Fob. 11. The British brig Amelia
reports having passed an immense quantity
of wreckage , evidently of a cattle steamer ,
off Chosnneako bay last month. It is believed
this was the missing stoatrer Thanomoro.
The owners of the vessel have now given her
up ns lost. She had a crew of thirty-four and
twelve cattlemen were on-board.
- * \
Dr. Birnoy euros caturnh , Bco bldg1.
I'lot Discovered In Soda.
BmiAiiKST , Fob. 11. Itumors are current
In regard to a treasonably plot discovered In
Sofia. The conspiracy Is ald to have for its
'
object thii overthrow of 'Prince Ferdinand
and the tncmbors of hit ; cabinet. Several
arrests have been mauo.'l'
Ladies who value airflllned complexion
must use Poxznxi'g 1'owiuyt. it produces a
soft and beautiful skin.
Yaiiliton BulooiiA Closed.
VASKTOX , S. D. , Feb. Il. All the saloons
In the city closed business today , having
been forced to do so bV'rcceiit arrests and
prosecutions and tno 'jirobabllltv ' of con-
vietlons In every caso.
How to LooHdti and Itollnvo a Severn
Iso ono n filleted with tbroator lung trouble ,
can use Clminhorlnln's Couph Komedy with
out a benellcUl clfect. It will loo.iun nnd ro-
lim'o it severe cold in loss time than any
otlur treatment. Thors is no danger In giv
ing It to children , as it contains no' injuriom
substance. It will prevent croup if used ns
soon as the child becomes hoarso. W cent
bottles.
% No I'rospootH of Settlement.
PiTTsnuita , 1'a. , Fob , 11-Scottdalo dis
patches report no Indications of a settlement
of the coke Btrlke. Every plant In the dis
trict is now- Involved and a lone struggle Is
anticipated.
De Wilt's Llttlo Karly Riser * . Best llttlo
pill ever nmdo. Cure constipation every
tlinw. Kouu equal. U o them now.
DYING ON THE DOMKIOS.
The Farmers' Alliance Proposes to Take a
Hand in Canadian Politics ,
INTERSTATE . COMMISSION MEMBERSHIP.
llns it Tliat General
Will lie Appointed -House Silver
iHVaut u
Caucus ,
WASIIIXOTOlU'iiKAfTiinnKP '
All ) FotMITr.lINTIt STItEET.
AVASUIINOTOX , D. C. , Feb. II.
The farmers' alliance , having had so much
success in upsetting the politics in various
states , now propose to move on Canada nnd
taken hand in the coming struggle In the
Dominion. Delegate Cole , who represented
Michigan lu the recent gathering of alliance
magnates ' hero'bus , Just returned west by
way of 'Niagara Falls , nt which point ho will
branch off Into Canada uml begin organizing
alliance bodies. This inovo is In response to
requests which have been coming Into the
alliance ofllclals hero from farmers and fann
ers' organization * through Ontario. The
Canadian farmers have county organiza
tions for social and lltor.iry purpoios. bu t
they exert little inlluonco In politics. The
alliance proposes to take up tuoso partially
organized bodiesand have them exert political
Influence similar to that of the alllanco on
this side of the border. Tlioro Is scant time
for getting into the coming parliamentary
struggle , but every effort possible will bo
made In that direction , anil outside this tlio
nlllanco will equip Itself for future political
work In the Dominion. The Canadian farm
ers are strongly In favor of reciprocity , and
the action of the nlllanco will bo directed
largely towards securing trade relation be
twcen the United States and Canada. It is I
thought that united political action by the
Canadian farmers in favor of reciprocity will
accomplish the overthrow of Sir John Mnc-
donald and his tory adherents , wlio long
have pursued a policy hostile to the United
States.
M'XUI.TA KOH TUB IXTKIISTATE COMMISSION' .
General AleNulta of Illinois has boon hero
for some tlmo , ostensibly for the purpose of
representing the Yaudorbilt roads In the
Canadian railway problem , but u gentleman
well Informed on interstate commcrca mat
ters said that It was quitn probable that Gen-
end McNultn's visit would prove to bo on nn
entirely different anil much inoro Important
mission. It , is believed that ho will bo
named as one of the interstate commerce
commissioners , either to succeed .ludgo
Thomas M. Cooley of Michigan , or to fill the
vacancy now existing on the commission ,
Judge Cooley has boot ) at his homo in Ann
Arbor , Mich. , for the last three mouths , con-
lined to the house most of the tlmo with sick
ness. Those who are most ininillur with his
condition say that bo will never bo able
to return to the duties of the commission mid -f
that his retirement is only a question of a
short time. This leaves Commissioners
Bragg , Vcasey and Morrison to bear the
brunt of the work.of a commission intended
to have five members. Two of these com
missioners are democrats and ono republican.
Tlio appointments to the vacancy and to this
succcssorship of Cooley will therefore bo re
publicans In order that President Harrison
may irlvo the board n republican majority , to
which it is properly entitled under a repub
lican administration. CJoneral McNclta's
polities aud his wide experience In railroad
affairs therefore make him particularly avail
able for the commission , The only objection
would bo that Commissioner Morrison
also hails from Illinois , but this Is
not regarded ns a serious obstacle. It
would bo largely offset by the
fact that the general's position as consulting
counsel of the Ymidcrbllt lines brine hi.n in
direct nnd cordial association with Chaimcey
Dopow , president of the Vniidorbllt system.
Mr. Dopcw's Influence at the white house is
well understood , nnd it is this fact mainly
which has led to the expectation that General
McNulta may bo tendered a position on tbo
commission at no distant date.
SILVfill HKPtMIMOtNS WAST A CAUCUS.
The sliver republicans In the house nro
making determined efforts to hnvo n caucus
of the party called on the silver issue. They
have failed to Induce the house committee on
coiaago , weight * and measures to consider
the compromise measure llmitlngfroe coinage
to the American product , and are now trylmt
to get the party to consider it in caucus. Up
to a late hour they have not succeeded ,
for the majority of the republicans under
stand that President Harrison will veto every
free silver bill of any kind , and they therefore -
fore consider it entirely useless to caucus on
the subject. The efforts of the silver men
are heartily seconded by the silver senators ,
who all day long were dispatching messen
gers aud messages to such men in the bouso
as they thought could bo influenced , if a
caucus should bo called the silver men will
endeavor to have the compromise American
silver bill adopted as a party measure.
"Tlioro may bo a caucus , " says Mr. Me-
Comas of Maryland. ' 'If the silver men
obtain the signatures needed a caucus must
be called of course , aud the rest of us will1
then bo compelled to attend to prevent snap
action from being taken bv that caucus. "
Congressman Anderson of Kansas , a free
silver republican , said of the situation today ;
"I understand that unless the coinage com
mittee reports within a very few days Mr.
Bland will move to discharge that committee
from thu further consideration of the bill.
Mr. Heed will rtilo him out ot order and ho
will appeal. I am Informed on excellent au
thority tbat a largo number of eastern demo
crats who have hlthcrfo been and are still op
posed to free silver will vote with IJland
hereafter. The party leaders nro anxious to
have this congress pass a free silver bill to
save Mr. Cleveland , and they have given the
order that Mr. Hhmd shall bo obeyed. I am
n free coinage man , but with a number of re
publicans who want frea silver I am not pull
ing Cleveland chestnuts out of the lire , and
wo will vote against the appeal. "
LOOKS i.ni ; :
Thcro is an impression tonight which ap
pears to have a very ilrm foundation In
ofllcial circles that ox-Governor Charles Vos-
tor of Ohio will bo appointed to the vacant
secretaryship of tlio treasury. The president
has consulted tbo Ohio delegation in congress
and has received expressions from thu le.id-
ing republicans In the state , and Foster ap
pears to bo so well recommended and so
thoroughly equipped and so well fitted for
the place tlmt it is probabla he will bo asked
into the cabinet.
A STATOir.NT ntOM KOIKE V.
Representative Dorsoy of Nebraska today
voluntarily went before the housa committed
investigating the alloyed silver pool and paid
his respects to J. A. Owenby , the Chicago
witness who said the other day In
nu interview that n Nebraska eongressmin
had offered Him V-fXK ) not to testify
against so and so before the committee. Mr.
lor.suy ) said lie never saw Owcuby to know
him but onav and that was when ho was
under arrest and in charge of the sergcant-
nt-arms of the houso. IIo went Into the
ofllco of the sorffeant-at-arms to look at
Ovvonby simply to satisfy Ids curiosity. IIo
never talked with Owouby auywhero or any .
tlmo about silver or anything olsi' , ami if
Owenby intended to convoy the Idea that ho
( Horsey ) hnd approached him in reference to
testifying before the committee ho was a liar ,
pure and simple , an ordinary liar , too. Mr.
Uorsoy reiterated that ho had never bought
an our.co of silver bullion in his llfo
or had an option upon it and bad no.
Interest in any form In the silver1speculation. .
Ilo'stated further that ho bclloved this nil to
apply and bo into of both his colleagues ,
Messrs. Council and Laws. Uoth of the lat
ter gentlemen make tbo snnio statement.
Witnesses are being summoned by the com
mittee to Impeach Owenby ns u witness.
Several senators , representatives and private
citizens will testify. It appears that Owenby
Is very visionary and Is constantly building
alrcustlos. Ileroprusonted whllo hero that
ho broke the North Hivorbankof Now York
by unloading a lot of cheap stock which the
Institution was ti-yln ? to "bull" upon the
market , aud that no made a sharp drive by
threatening to unload enormous blocks of ft
far below the price llxeil by the bank. It is
not known hero that Owenby over owned n
dollar's ' worth ot anything. IIu is reported
ohavo baon a small borrower , however ,
pan many occasions ,
A CKOOICUII nUIIEiU
borne of the peculiar transactions of lllch-
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Telephone 48. ' H. A. COX. , Sole Agent.
nrd .1. llartnmn , chief of the bureau of ac-
oountn of the land onico , arc lust coming to
light , llartnian is from Flndlav , O. , and
j
owes his position to the friendly endorseI I
meat of ex-Clovcrnor Foivtkor. Some time
since Hecoiving Clerk Unities bog.m to miss i
small sums from the ollico safe , to which ; ,
Ilnrtmnn had access. Ho accused Hurtmau ' 1
of the peculations and it Is alleged traced
amounts up to f-iOO , which the chief of the I
bureau had abstracted on his private ac
. count. It is said Ilnrtman partially mlI I
milted taking the funds and gave his note I I
for t $100 as security for returning the
money. This was some tlmo ago and I
the note has not yet been paid. I
In the meantime other Ilnrtman notes
have | turned up in sueti profusion as to show
that the security was worth nothing , ns ho
was carrying on a systematic course of
borrowing. The matter was laid before .
Commissioner Groff with the further state-
mcnt that Ilurtman had promised promotions
to clerks in consideration of small loans to
him. Ilartman was brought back from
Arizona , whore ho was attending to a land
cnso. and was mot by thu ehnrgo.s , but Ids
political Influence ) kept them from gaining
publicity. It is nlso said that Ilartman has
cxncdiutcd claims before the bureau lu con
sideration of favor * to him , but the allegation
has not been authenticated ,
TO TKANSFRK lIKTlItEtl AKMV OITIOEIIS.
The house has passed the bill to transfer
retired armyotllccfs when they arrive at the
retiring a oof sixty-four vcars from the dis
ability list , widen Is limited to UOU , and plnco
them on the retired list , which Is unlimited.
The measure was recently described at length
in these dispatches. It Is ascertained that
the disability or limited retired list H more
than full anQ there nro a larffo number of
ofllcers who have boon scheduled for retire
mcnt on account of disability who cannot get
upon the disability retired list because It is
full. The present law practically makes the
retired list in both directions unlimited.
MISCRMAVKOUg.
N. P. Foil , Nato Crary ami C. J. Groan of
Oinnhu are hi New York.
Representative Council nud Senators Man
dcrson and Paddock will visit the secretary
of war tomorrow morning for the purpose of
getting n report upon the two Nebraska
bridge bills now pending in the two homos
with a view to securing ilml action nt this
session , The interstate bill will become a
law in a day or two , and It is honed to got
the Farnnm street bridge bill nnd the one fern
n bridge in S.irpy county through during the
next ten days.
It was generally expected that the promul
gation of the celebrated ITorsy the caiii would
take place from the war department this
morning , but It suem.s that tnqwatter has as
sumed such important pi-oivf ' : tions now tlmt
the president wants to bo tV ccdltrgly careful
in its treatment. The secretary of war has
completed his review of the case and has
formulated his conclusions , mid these may
appear any day now.
Max Mover of Omaha and Isham Heovls of
rails City are here.
Senator I'uddoek today offered an amend
ment to the sundry civil appropriation bill
appropriating $ i1l,0fot- ) ( ) ) national labo
ratory in connection with the department of
agriculture.
A pension has been granted James II.
Stownrt of Pierce , Neb
The bill glvfng the widow of General Cus-
tcr u puiihiou of $100 $ n month will bccomu a
law ttis : week.
ISx-CoininUsloncr of I'atonts and Mrs.
Hen ton S. Hnll , formerly of Burlington , la. ,
uro at the Kbbott.
ISx-KoprcsontativcC. C. Pomeroyof Iowa ,
wliu once looked after tbo interests of tbo
Fort Dodgti district , now represented by Mr.
Dolliver. is dmigorouslv ill ut his residence
In this city.
General Colby of Nebraska is hero.
Penny S. HIATU.
Thry Givi Their Itoasoa' .
Below nro given ton reasons why Cham
berlain's Cough Komciiy is tbo best !
1. It will euro a severe cold in loss tlmo
than any other treatment.
U. It does not suppress a cough or cold ; but
loosens and relieves it ,
8. It relieves the lungs , which is of great
Importuned In treating a cold.
I. It is the only remedy that will cause the
expulsion of mucus from the air cells of the
lungs ,
5. it renders thn mucus less tenacious nnd
easier to expectorate.
0. If freely used as soon ns the first svm | > -
toms appear , it will euro a severe cold in n
single day.
7. It will prevent croup and avert nil dan-
per and anxiety arising from that dreaded
disease.
8. It has cured thotisnnds of cases of
croup , and careful inquiry fails to discover
a siiido case in which it has over failed.
ii. It docs not contain opium , chloroform ,
nor any other Injurious substance. There is
not the least danger hi giving It to children ,
10. Chamberlain's Cough Kemody acts in
perfect harmony with nature nnd aids na
ture In relieving the lungs , and freeing the
system of morbid matter , accuinulatod by
ciiuso of the cold. 5(1 ( cents per bottlo.
I was so lame with rheumatism that I
could hardly walk , when my physician nd-
vised mo to use Chamberlain's ' Pain linlm.
It .soon cured mo , says II. Mense , a black
smith at SIgel , 111. Tor sale by druggists.
1'rcdlatloiiH for February \Vontlicr. \
As there tire but twenty-eight ftnya in
this month thgro ought" bo lens cold
ivtmosplmro than in .Ititiuary , hut "all
sifjna full in dry weather , " therefore wo
can only fcny tlmt the oleotrie-iiyhtod ,
Btoum-hcntoti , vostibuluu , limited trains
of the Caiciifj'o , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway will continue to run daily bo-
twenn Omaha , Council lilurt's and Chi-
ctijjo. The ulnctrlu light rondliiff lump
in each berth is the novelty of the ago ,
Tlukot ollico , 1 01 Pnrmim etreot , Omaha.
After ( he
HOI.YOKI : , Colo. , Feb. 11.-Special [ Toll ,
gram to TuuflKi : . ] Heportfl of damage to
stock by yesterday's ' blizzard como In slowly.
So far. it is learned that much stock has
perished from the extreme cold and lack of
feed , both in this county and counties adjoin
ing In western Nebraska. Among the heavy
loser.s hero tire Commissioner Francis Will
iam LanoundT. D. Tlptou.
Trains on this line of the H. &M. nro yet
snow bound west , and will not bo nblo to
reach Chcycmip before tomorrow night.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething rests the child and comforts
the mother. 'K cents a bottle.
K TronliluN ,
NEW YOIIK , Feb. 11. Adolph A. Hoffman
and Alfred Fromott , silk manufacturers nt
Paterson , N. J. , assigned today without pref
erences.
" Ktoeklioldfirn' Motitlni ; .
Notlcols liurobv glvud that thu ro'iilar an
nual ini'iiiliiir of thu htooUholdurMOf tliuHouth
1'lnlto I.and company will tut liuld at thu of
llco of ynlil roiiipiiny. In Lincoln , Nub , , on thn
llrst Wfilnesdity In March. ItUl. licliiK the -Ith
day of thu month. Uy order of tlio b'.nml of
illn'ctors. II , O. I'llll.l.ll'H , Hoerctary.
Lincoln , Nebraska , 1'ubruary U , ItuM.
li'-S-d-UO-t
SPJSCtAb ' NOTICES.
COUNCIL Bi.UPFS.
.
IjlOltSAIiK A bargain ; now iniiilorn
JL with all tli Into linprtivrtiit'iiti ,
rooms ; will soil on oauy payimMils ; loi'ntciton.
tlio l-'lftli uvt'iimuaotor line. I ) , J. Iliiteldti-
BOII , OIJ ItiMiidway.
ijlOIISAIiK-Klght-rnoin house mid two lots ,
J on llurilson st. A iiinilern house and n
peed t homo cheap. 1 > . J. lliitohlnson , 017
llroadivay. !
WANTKK Yonnx 111:111 and wlfo dcslro
plueoim ( iu-ini tlicmmnlily rnmpatmit :
best ' ri'fcronci's. AdUiuss 11. A. ! ' . , Ileo oflloft
Council ' Minn's ,
ITIOKSAI.K-Vi'ry line roadster , I yours , and
-L very line family mare , 4 yi-arn ; chonp for
cash < , DUO or span. Will trade for uiirlnlit pl-
nno. i Mar. llotirlctui. inn.tlo toucher , lUStuts-
niaii ' street , ( 'cumuli IHull's.
/"i UOIv ulrl wnnti'd fur llitbt housework , and
VI good wages , utM : ? N. 1'lrtil fclrt'cU Mary
T. Iluyes.
LOST I'acknct' marked C. Lntislmnr , con
taining fancy nrtlHc.s nnd pbotuirrauh of
baby. Kulnrn In A. I ) . T. On.
IJ Oll SAI.K F'lno single anil doiiblo nwd-
A stors niiil lioavy ilrniiiilit bonus , Wlll'idso
III ! ordurs for any stvlo of horses wmitcil.
l ciivoord"r * with Dr.V. . li. 1'atton. t'cmtnil
livery uml sulo utabloH , 1 and ' - " N. Main
Council HlulV.4.
AC'KIOH ' yon wsint to set ouo aero or morn
for a nlco homo , nnd wlioro you can gar
den unil nilso Miinll fruit and poultry , or If
you want tun or twenty acres or a lar n farm
In I own , \so on ii Hiilt you. Call and BOO us.
John. , on X Vun I'attcn , Kvorutt block , Coun
cil Uluir * .
rnol.ADIKS-Try Dr. Miller's homo troat-
JU tni'iit for fcmal diseases. Sife : , mild and
sure. Also Or. .Mlltcr'o pllo pisllli" : ! pulnhtsa
! mid ' guaranteed to cure. For sale In Utiiuioll
' Illtlllaund Otniilm only by Mr-i. A. A , Hniltli.
l-'HH. 1st St. , and Mrs. 0. K Illggltm. IOIU
I.eiiVL'mvnrtli M , , Uiindin ,
FOK SALE or ttent Carrion Innil. with
houiuhby J , R. Uloa. 10J Mala it , Oouaoll
UluITi gh
Electric Trusses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED. DUG. 11. JUDD.
6OO Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
( TWICE , 97.
Pinloy Eurke.Geo.W. Howitt.Thos. E. Casady
Burke , Hewitt & Casady ,
A-ttorneys-at-La-w
1MIACTICU IN Till ! 8TATK AND FISDISltAL
cotnira.
OIUCCH : J. J , lirown nullding , Council llluffs ,
Iowa
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150,000 ,
URPLU3AND PROFITS 65,000 ,
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 215.000
DIKE -TOiis-I. A. Miller , P. O. Qloason , E. L
Stniiiurt , E. K. Hart , J. U. EdmuniUnii , Uharloi
C. llaunan. Trurmot Kcnc3r.il tKuildiu busi
ness , liar est capital and surplus of auy
bank In Hjuthwostorn Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main nnil llroadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. '
Pruleri In fornlgn anil dnniostlo xuhan t
Collodion made and iuturuu paid ou time
deposit * .
M. H. CHAMBERLIN ,
KVK. KAU. NOHK AND
Tilll'JAT Sl'KCIAI.KST ,
Council llluir.i , In.
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trcntuit with tliu ifruntout' '
skill nnd caro. t
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with eminent niccoii.
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cflurrllila HUiInrlni.no relief , entlruljr ciiruil. ORIco ,
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Council Illniri , la.
Attorneys nt l.uw. I'ruo-
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federal courts. Koonia : i , 4 uml a
llcnu bluulc , Council Illulfs. luwu.
D. II. McDanelcl & Co. ,
Outchers1 aid Packers' Supplm ,
Market Fixtures , Casinis ,
Pplnoinnd Sninano MukorV Muolilnury. R20-
k'ti Miilu i > t , , ( Jouuoll Illiiirn , Iii. Alsj doalura
n II lilts aiul Knru.
Coitiicll ItlnfTs ,
M NorlliMnln Slropf ,
Funeral Director tin 1