f t.- ' 4 V
THE DAALtf
couNiir. iii.urrs.
ornop.t NO , ia pEAUf ,
t llv rc < l by carrier to ( iny part of the clly
II , W. TII/TON
J IHWIIIPMI onicc . No , 4ft
lNlshtKdlt > r . No aa
.im O M1SA 1WA.
N. Y Plumbing Co.
Boston Store bankrupt nle.
TheM. .vno Heat isUtoCo.G3l Hroadway
' Fnlrmount park was vvoll patronl/ed by
picnic parties yesterday ,
Tlio nubile schools opened yesterday with
Increase of nttcmlanco over last year.
An assignment of tascB for trial at tlio
September term of superior court will bo
made nt 2 o'clock this aftoinoon. '
The County Hoard of Supervisor * mot jes-
tcrdav for Its tjunrtrrlv meeting , but did
no business , ndjouinmcnt bulng t nit en until
today.
Harmony chapter No. E\ Order of tbo
Jiubteui Star , will meet In special session ,
for tbo pjrpose of Initiation , on Saturday
cvonlntr , September U , Uyonlcrof worship
ful master.
Council llli.ffs real citato transfers for the
past neck foot up over STS.tKKI. 'Ibo In-
ci case In li ansfcrs so far this .v c-ir as com
pared viltn last j ear , up to the first of this
month is moro tban KO,00.
Tlio regular monthly meeting of the oltv
council was to have been held last evening ,
but ow li'g to the fact th.it it was Labor day
ana nv'iitlonnl ' hnllilay the meeting was
postponed uatll this evening ,
There wits not a gcnoial observance of
Labor day union/ / ; the business houses most
of which remained open dining the gieatur
part of the day. The banks at.d public ofttees
wcio closed during the afteinoon.
The democratic1 county convention has
been called to "meet at the com t house on
September 20 , to nominate candidates for
BhctilT , tieasurer , superintendent of scnools ,
one supoi visor , uoioncr and surveyor.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , T. D
Huibiidgu died josteidny at tlio icsidrnce ,
400 U.nnon street. The funeral will t.ilo
place at to oVIrck today , und tlio body will
be taken to Hoomer tounsliip for Intel mcnt.
One of the jar.itois of the city schools de-
elates ho saw In the he.ivons the other night
n bloody svvoid held In u phantom hand. Ho
Intcrpicts the wonderful vision by predict
Ing war , but whether in the school boird or
whcio ho does not say.
Tlio Atlautlo association of Baptist
churches will moot at the Hcionn ll.uitist
church in this city Fiul.iy. On the prccuil
Ing evening ilicro will Do a meeting oE the
Young 1'eoplo's societies. Tlio convention
proper will Cu.ititiiio over Sunday. About
ov only-live delegates aio expected.
The police aucstou a. follow .yesterday
afteinoon who gave his name as Moyeis
and who appaiently needs investleation. Ho
was booked for exposure of person. Ho hail
about f0 ! in cash and numerous trinkets , but
the most suspicious fo ituio was his wearing
thrco pairs of pantaloons , although the
weather wns so extremely sultry.
IS. C. Davis and Jack Dennis came up In
police court vcstoidnv moinlng for a trial on
the charcoof larcenj from a building. Tom
McLaughlin , tlio South Main street s i-
loon keeper whoso place they wcie
alleged to have robbed of thtco
boxes of cigarstwas on hand , but his brain
seemed to li.ive grown sti.inge.ly mlstv slmc
the two men weieaucstcd al bis icqucst.
Ho could neither idcntny the men or the
cigars , although ho did both at Hist. Tlu
couit dischaigcd the two suspects am
directed th.it > the cigars bo left in the pos
session of Pike Gibson , the North Mali :
itreot saloonkeeper , who bought iheui.
. Xntlcn to limthur * .
School will open Monday , Soptombei
4 , nnd In aider to iniiko hfu in the School
room UH benrnblo as possible tctiohot
should provide thenibolves with good ,
comfortublo shpes. and of course tlio
cheaper you can buy thorn tbo bettor ,
Thomas B. Hughes of 01 ! ) South Mail
ettcot is closinff out his entire line o :
ladies' shoos at a Bucrilico. Tlio line
comprise * ) everything in the way of a
first-dabs ladies' shoe , and when you deduct
duct 20 to BO per cent from nis i ognlai
Erlcos ( according to style ) you get a shoo
) v uory small price.
Have Sl.fiOO to loan on real estate
security. E. II. Siicafo.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap
I'Klt A O A .1 1. I'.lll.HHtt 1'JIS.
\V. li. Thickstuu left yesterday for the
big show.
Miss Nettle Wallace has rotuincd from a
ten days visit to the Woild's fair.
Henry C. Scbeidlo and w ifo have rotuincd
from a ton dnjs Woild's fair tiip.
Mrs Hartlott and daughter of Dunvor , aio
visiting her patents Captain and Mis. D.
15. Cl u Icon Worth stieot.
Dr. Huggins , who icccntly opened an ofllto
heio as an optician , has decided toicmcvo to
Hooper , Neb , ulieto ho will eng.igo in busi-
U8SE.
13 B. Gardner is a happy grandfather for
the second and third times a son and a
daughter whoso aggregate vvolghtls eighteen
pounds , having come to the house of Mr. and
Airs , F. A. Shepard.
Mrs. A. Darraugh loft yesterday morning
for St. Joseph , Mo , accompanied by her son ,
Duncau , who will enter the Chiistian
brothels' college. Miss Patricia Is alrc.idj
there and will attend the Academy of the
Bacrod Hcait this year.
Miss Lunlla Hogo , a nloco of Captain O.
M. Urown , having finished her visit to her
Grand Island friends has , returned to this
city for a few daj st.iy with nor friends
. hoio at tbo residence of Mr. Whltnov Layton -
ton , No. 107 Seventh stieot , after which she
\\ill proceed to her Ohio homo.
Out Your 1'ortiiuu Told
By a real live clairvoyant , at the Bocial
given by the Kings Daughters of tlio
Christian church , at Mr , Blnncliard's ,
corner Second avenue nnd Ninth stieot
,
Tuesday evening , September 5.
Koftonhmunts will bo barred ami the
following program will bo rendered.
Colonel Tulloy's Ore-host in.
Ilccltatmn . Miss Nol IIo Trancy
I'limn solo . Jlliu I'atturMin
Vocal solo . MlssUolby
KoHdlng . , ' . MlsIyoim
J'uiit ' . MU.scH I'uItoiMm mid Chiimberlln
Heading . Airs. Toinlliisoii-Johnson
bold. . faolvcted
Orchestra.
Admission , SJoc. Fortunq , lOc.
llllll IIIIU AlHllo ( llll.
Business men need their mopey In
these times. If you Imvo bills ngninst
people not living in lovviv employed by
nny railway , oxpioss , tolefrraph or tolo-
iihuno coinjmnv cntorlns : Iowa , write to
the Ntihbiiu Investiue'iit Co. , C'ounull
UlulTa. Colloctliina guaranteed.
Stop at the Ogden , Council Blulis , 110
Icbt J2.00 htiiiFo hi Iowa.
Tllr 1'oHnllltu IMllll ) ,
Conjectures and pi cdlctions concerning the
tomlng iK > stnuistcr nnd the date of his in
itiation Imvo quieted don n of Into , it being
gencinlly unclei stood that A. W. IJlckitmn
nns tbo coming men , date unknown. The
inesent postmaster has bcon In ofllco about
four years , but his predecessor , Thomas
Hovvman , reslgmvd , nnd Mr. Trovnor was ap J
pointed to fill thi vacancy for the unoxpircd :
term , and also commissioned for n full term
of bis own for fouenia . from January , 1MK ) .
Ills commission \MI1 not therefore oxpiio
until next January , and it Is now understood
tbat no cbniigo will bo made until that date.
SI bis doubtless nccounts for tbo quietude of
tbosuvvlio are Oipectlng to dip their fcp
jnto the bioth ns soon as thu now bowl Is I sot
on ,
_ _
lluy ono of these wonderful oil heaters
of Cole A- Cole , 41 Main btioet. They
\vill heat the largest room in 15.
leather ; cost , lo an hour ; fully yum-
nnteod. Just the thlnp for early fall
nnd Bin-ing uso.
Ciiulorsor Sale 200 loads nlco , clean
pindora for vvulkBuml driveways. Aiiply ,
Vo i : . D. Burke , TuylorsV
giouery |
Domestic soap is the best
SEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
lystery Surrounding the Disappearnnoo of
B. L. Watson.
EVIDENCES OF FOUL PLAY DISCOVERED
II * Coat nnd Vent rou'tid t Silver City
Cut And Nlnslird 111 * drip and
Sninplo CnnoMtobbeil ot Thlr
Contunli Alii < i round.
Where Is n , L , Watson ? What has boon
ills fate ? 'llio attempt to solve tbo mvstcry
caused Silver City to ba In a state of Intense
excitement jcstcrday , nnd residents of the
Ittlo town nnd vicinity devoted their tlmo
nnd energies to trilng to solve the mj story
which seemed to Indicate thnt n fearful
ragcdy had occuucd Mr. Watson Is a
traveling salesman nnd collector for tbo
: jtnpke-Sbugart ! company of Council llluffs.
His homo Is In Shelby , and bo vv.is just
finishing n short trip , reaching Silver Cltv
Saturday. Ho planned to take the freight
tr.iluat that station n 11'J o'clock Siturday
night Jor Council muffs , bo that ho might
reach hero Sunday morning In llmo to catch
tbo Kook Island train for bis homo in Shelby.
At the hotel In Silver City ho bade goodby
to "tbo bovs , " sajing that ho would go
down to this depot and bco If ho could get
tbo train , which was often behind tlmo.
This tt.iin Is not scheduled to stop nt Silver
City , but if it is flagged It allows passengers
to get onto tbo caboose. Tbo agent does not
open the depot for this midnight freight , so
that the opportunity for such a deed of rob
bery and murder us Is _ thougbt to have
occlined was most favorable.
i\ldcnco nf Murder.
From tbo time of bis dopirturo from the
hotel to tbo piescnt ho has not been seen.
Hilly iostiuday motnlng some ono noticed
thnt some sort of a garment was lilng under
tbo cdgo of the depot platform , and on Its
being pulled out it pioved to bo n coat , ono
side of which vv.is slashed as if bv a knife.
A vest was also found , and it , too , was slashed
in like manner , and banging to n buttonhole -
hole was tlio fragment ol n watch chain , an'c
paicntly bioken In a struggle , while fiom
the bir hum ; a Knights of Pythias elm in
with tlio name ot B. \\ntson upon It.
Near these j'.umciits v.is found his snmplo
case nnd gup , tbo latter of which bad been
ullcd I'lieio vvoto no valuables found , and
the com ] it Ion of the garments , which wet o
speedily idr-nlitled ns those belonging to
\Vatson , indicated plainly tint thcic had
been foul play and lobbcry. Onostiango
fe.itmo of the findings , bovvovor , wns the
absence of any blood. If Watson bad been
stabbed , as indicated by the clothing , why
was there not some bloody cv Idenccs of tbo
crime ? Then , too , tbcio was an iron bar
discovered li ing in sucl. close proximity as
to make tbo conjcctuio plausible that It had
been usnd bv his assailants , as it was bent
as thioti.-h tbo result ofabeivi blow. A
Httlo further off Watson's iiat vv.is picked up.
Sr trilling for t'i ' Hoilj.
Search vv.is at once entcicd into for tbo
body , as by this time it vvaspiotty well set
tled that a nun del bad been committed.
Patties stalled out in every dliection , but
up to. . liito boui last night no tiaccwus
found of the missing man
Watson had with him about S100 of the
film's muncv nsshownbi hisllttlo p issboo'r ' ,
which was left in his grip , and which showed
thii collections ho h.ui madu up to Ibo time
of his disappearance. H doubtless had
some oilier money of his ow n , but pi ob iblj
nolalaigo amoiiut Watson xvas a man of
steady habits , and Ihcto is nothing in hU
history to warrant the least suspicion ttiat
ho has disappcaied volunt.uilv.
t. Ho was about 33 jcais of age. and some
voni s ago w is in the e uploi of I' C U iVol
in this citv. Liter he moved to Shelby ,
whcio he was for some tinio iu the haidwaio
business for himself. On tbo 1st of last January -
uary ho enteicd the employ of the Uinpklc-
oiiuuuii. companv. IIo has alwajs been
found to bo straight every vv.iv' . and bis cm-
plovers scout thu iuoa th it tbcio could pos
sibly bo any motive , cither commoicial or
domestic , for voluntary dlsippcariinco. Ho
carried n llfo insiii.iiicc ofiOU ) iu tbo New
Yoik Life , and had eaiued it for over four
ieais.
Latest NDHH from Sll\i < r City.
Fred Emplcio icturned from Silver City
last evening and biought tiaclc all tbo information
mation that could oo obtained. As me igre
as it fs , however , it adds weight to the con
viction that Watson IMS been foully dealt
with. The train thai ho wont to takeuttho
dark and lonely little depot for Council Bluffs
was duo at tlio station at midnight , but it
\Viistwnhours latn. Watson lemained at
tbo hotel until after midnight , plaving cauls
with some of the people theio All o'dock
the hotel was closed and Watson started
alone to the depot with a lantern to llag the
tram. The last thing found yesteulaj was
liis bat. and this was discovcicd l > ing In the
weeds about twcnt\-flvo fcot from tbo end
of the pl.itfoim between the hotel and
depot. Near by ft they found a por-
liu ur bis watch ihain. Tlio vest and coat
nnd giips woio found in tbo weeds under tbo
platiorm at the opposite end , IfiO fi > et from
the point w hoi o tile hat jay. Near them
w as found the bent iron b ir. It was a round
bat , 11 vo ciL'hts of nil Inch thick and three or
four fcot long. At the oppjsllo end of the
platfoim was another similar bar. Neither
of thu bats belonged about the place . The
theory is that no was assaulted where biti
hat was found , and after being knocked
senseless with the bar his coat was slashed
with a knife to got at his watch. As ho
loll tbo hotel ho was observed to button up
his coat clost-lv as the night uir was chilly.
Thu two lion hats indicate two assailants.
Ono bar was dioppcd wlrjro the ass lult vv.is
made and the other was can led along with
thu grips. Tlio wallet which contained his
money ho alwajs can led in Ills inside coat
pocket. His collections woio not noted in a
pass book as lltst icpottcd , but on tlio stub
ot his iccoipt book which ho cauled in his
grip with hla other stationery. The last re
ceipt which ho had given in Silver City was
for 810.
The country around the Httlo village Is
heavily weeded and cut up with hills and
sharp ravines , all covcicd with a dense
giowth of weeds and other vegetation , If
ho was only da/cd from a blow on tin ) bead
ho might wander nvv.iyand fall into the
dense undcrgrow th nnd bo completely hid
den from searchcis who might pass within a
few feet. Scabbing pat tics scouted the
country nil day ycsteiday and until lute last
nightbut wlthoutllndingati.uoof thomUs-
lug iran. Other pirtles arc coming from
Shelby this moining and the search will bo
systematically i enow cd , If the man has not
been murdered outilght and his body conI
cealcd , It is feared no has wandered uwtiv
nnd polished from exhaustion.
The firm of'VVhcoler , Jlorcld & Co. , la
this day dissolved by mutual content , II.
F. "vVilkiiJbou lotlrfng , G. R. Wheeler
and J. A , Hot old will continue under
the lli'in name of Whaelor & Ilorold ,
tliov ' assuming all liabilities and collect-
ing'uU bills.
G. R. WHI3ELKR ,
J , A. IlHUKLD ,
II. P. WILKINSON ,
COUNCIL BLUFrs , Iowa , 'Sept. 4 , lbl)3. )
Beautiful etching glvon with every
do/cn cablnot photos at Riley & Sliorru-
den's for twenty dayu ; frames of all
kinds to order , v
AKrecliiK < m 1'ruluht Calluollnni.
All lmtortniit | meeting was held nt the
Gran 1 hotel Saturday evening attended bv
the representatives of all the railroads con-
teilngln Council DluIts , It was for the pur *
pose of ui riving at n general ngi cement for
the collection of freight charges nt this
IKilnt. The follow Ing resolution was adopted
to take affect September 'J ;
U t * huroby ugiord by all ru.lway lines enter
ing the city of Council Hluirs that no
budullvt'rvd tncuiiblKiioubur thtlragunu , ux-
cepl ntt horolmiftor stated , without full pay *
mi-lit of all fbargt's bufuru delivery of said
freight U inado to conslKiicnii or thulr ngcnls.
It U understood and aKriiid by ull llnea huro
. _ . that no crudlthhiili bopUen to
uiiytlrmoi Individual on account of freight'
Jhargoa of any nature , nnd that nil collections
aliHll bo offuclcd at Ihotdallou dally , and the
8urtlcts ! > lit oollei'lorn bo dUpi'iiiOil nltb un-
tlrely. All frolgnt chnrKVb shall ho iiayable lint
thu cashier's oillco on dcllvury of pioportj
but U U undorHtood that merchants uud ruKU - i
lar imtronw inuy rtculvo properly at ull tlmus
during butliu'su houra. und huttlu for char oi
thuruun at tlio cukhlur'ii otlicontouo tliuu for
the entire dnllvrry , Tflthln twonty-four (24) ( )
and before nny further dcllvorr of
properly 1 } inndo on this
Any viuiutlun in tl"-t ! arrangement by nny
Individual or firm uliiill deprive thoni of nny
fiirthereourtosy of llxo nnturo , nnd pavment
of freight clmracs thorcaftcr shall lie plYocled
on delivery of property at the ofllco of the
cashier nt tlio station , and the various n fronts
of lines represented notified ot such action ,
Which shall bo adhered to by them.
I.out Children.
Two Httlo children of Mr. and Mrs. Doll
O.an Morgan vvero the cause of n great deal of
anxiety to their parents and friends > ester-
day. When the proccrymtm delivered tbo
day's supplies nt the Morgan residence on
Second nvcnuo the children begged fora
ride , and with thoconscntof their mother the
driver took thorn n short distance on his
rouuds. ' When ho came into the neighbor
hood again bo put thorn out In sight of their
homo , a block aw ay , nnd supposed they would
readily ; find It. Instead of going homo
they plnjed along the street , nnd finally
'goA ' over on Thlid avenue nnd disappeared ,
An i hour or two went by and the babies bad
note returned , and Mrs. Morgan telephoned
tohcr husband nt his diug stoic. He in
turn found the driver and got nil the information
mation ho could glvo him. Search was at
once Instituted , but hours passed without ,
nny tidings. A number of Gipsies nnd In
dians had passed through thnt portion of
town during tbo morning , and n dreadful
suspicion arose that tbo children had been
kidnaped. A systematic search had been
commenced , but bofoto tno assistance of tbo
polieo of tbo two cities hud been called , the
children bad boon dlscovoicd on Twenty-
ninth stieot , nonrly two miles from homo.
Ono wns Sand thoothorS joiu.s old.
The time for the ptu-ehtibo of now carpets -
pots , etc. , Is here , and this recalls the
fact that the Council Ulutls Carpet com
pany is the rnly establishment vvhoro
yon can po&itivoly save money nnd get
satisfaction in goods. Council Blulls
people , and ns many in Omaha us desire
to save money , will appreciate this hint.
Do you Ilko good , clean laundry work ?
If ( so HOIK ! to the Hiiglo laundry , 7-4
Broadway. It is turning out line work
now , nnd solicits your patronage. Telu-
pliono 157.
Century Kim Arxt Sunday.
TboGanjmcdo Wheel club will tnkolts
postponed centuiy run next Sunday , the
weather permitting. The wheelmen will
leave the club looms at 4 p. tn. , and the
schedule lias been drawn no in such a way
as to glvo n steady gait of ton miles per hour ,
nl near as possible. Dinner will bo taken at
Onaw.i , and Sioux City will be i cached at 0
p m. , in older to glvo th ridcis a chance to
tikothe Sioux City 1'aclllc train , which
oives for homo at that hour. The following
schedule will show tbo distance of ench of
the towns passed through from Council
Bluffs , ns well as the tlmo at which they will
be , readied :
Council IJlulTs , 4 a. m : Crescent , 7 miles ,
,
4MO ; Honev Crook , lit miles. 510 ; ; Lovelnnd ,
jt miles , 5-40 ; MIssoun Valley , 23 miles.
0:20 ( : ; Momlnmln , US miles. 8-HO ; Little
Sioux , 45 miles , 0:10 : ; Blencoe , B5 miles.
10:15 : ; Onnwa , Ut miles. II-.JIO ; Whiting , T.t
miles , U ) ) m ; Sloin. 81 miles , ! i ; S.ilix , b $
miles , Ji-fiO ; Sargent Blurts , 'Jr miles , 5j Siouv. '
City , 103 miles , ( ) .
Notluo to iiruiiry ii' < n >
The bi and of coin known as "D.V. .
Archer's World's Fair Brand Sugar Corn ,
Council Blulis , la. , " ib not packed at
Council BlulTs und Council Bfulls Can
ning Co. has no interest whatever in said ,
brand. COUNCIL Brurrs CANNING Co.
Coat cheap for casli.
Cat bon Coal Co. ,
31 Pearl btrect , Grand hotel bldg.
Abk yotn- grocer for Domestic soap.
Must IIo m.mlt mi Delllcrj.
One of Council Bluffs' promments got into
a pcculiu dilemma at Courtland beach Sun
day tin ough bis iciioianco of tno rules nnil
the foicc of h ibits foimcd in a piohibition
state. The tulo which llooiod him was one
that foibids the sale of beer to females and
requii ing that all beverages must bo drank
nt tbo booth whcio they nro piuchased.
With ti un ptohlbltory simplicity he crowded
up j to the bar and secured four glasses of
beer and two bottles of pop , and
started for the outside with them to supply
his thustv pnrty , several of whom were
ladles Ho was enjoined from cariving the
glasses nvvav fiom the bar , and informed of
tbo rule that in ido it ncccssiry for him to
dt ink the boor there nnd then In vain ho
appeal tn tlio bu tender for relief , but that
stoical individual infoimcd him that ho dia
not cue what hodid with the four glasses
of beer , but that ho could not tike them out
side tbo loom When 1 ist soon by TUB Bui :
observoi ho was nobli stiug hng with tlio
thiid i
f-
Fruit lands and fauns. GrcenshloldB ,
Nicholson & Co. , (100 ( B.-oadway. Tol. 151
Willininhon & Cu. , IOU Main stieot ,
largest and boat bicv < 'lo stjck m city.
bmolco T. D. Kinir & Co'b Partagas.
Stnlo a fi-1 turn * 1'lctc.
Willlim Smith , a gentleman of Tiench
descent who runs a icstauniut and candy
store on Broadway between Bryant and
Second streets , icportcd to the police a few
davs ago the theft ot a valuable coin , a .1-
franc piece daUd 1810 , bearing tbo vlgnctto
of the great Napoleon. The coin was taken
by a sneak thief and thoto boomed to bo but
a foi loin hope of its u-covcry. Ofliccr
Murphy took the matter in hand and yester
day moiuiii'j got the souvenir. It was in
thu possession of a small boy living near the
"Q ' depot , who had ext lunged a
shootci" for it.
Cook your meals this summer on
range. At cost at the Gas company.
GeorgoS. D.ivis , pi osuriiition druggist.
Domestic boui > ih the uoat.
Jlt. ' ( lit I 'A.S' 1,11
Thnt itcroivpil ny thn ( joiiuty Ooinmls-
Hlonrrg ol Arnpulioii Ctiiincy.
DENVTII , Sopt. I. Coroner Cnlvmgton nnd
District Attorney Steele bold a conference ,
ntvhlob it was formally and ilnally decided
that thcro will bo no autopsy upon thu re
mains of Dr. T. Thatcher Oiavcs , who com
mitted suicide in the county jnll oaily yes-
crday morning. Mr. Btecln says that U is
conceded by Dr. Graves' fi lends that the
doctor died of suicide by poisoning and tbat
tbo I only advantage ot an autopsy would bo
to bring out the o\nct imturo of tbo poison
used \Ylmtuver tbo drug was it did its
\\orlcwcll unll left no outward signs of n
doatli stiugclo , It is thought by many that
inoipliiiio was used. Thu Inquest on tbo
uodv vvill not ho held until tomoriow , this
being . , , n _ legal . . _ . . f 11UUU11V. i : _ * i _ A. .
Tbo Ipttor from Dr. Graves to the county
commls'sloncts was not inado public until to
day. It Is ns follows ;
COIIJ.TV J in * DUNVUII. Cole , Aut ; 8 , 180.1.
To thu llonoiublo Hoard of l.'omnilsblonuis of
Arapahou County ; ( luntlumun Will the
county of Aiapuhoo pluato to ilofr.iy iny
burJal uvpunbCH tn Thompson , Conn/ Alt > o
the ip nsei > of iny ulfo and inothui and u
fumulu escort foi my wife ! 1 Mould not usL
this , but all of inv avallablu funds aru ox-
Iniiiblod and 1 cannot but feel thai thu county
of Arapahoe oucx this to mo and inlno for tlio
trouble which thi'y have caused us. My wlfo
Is notbtrong unoiiKh to travel iilnmi , Therefore -
fore 1 huvo made the icijuust. Your.- * respect
fully , T , TlUlCHEUOllAVhS , .M.I ) ,
This lottcr was oidorad Hied and it will bo
acted upon officially at tomorrow uiorning's
mooting of the board , Ono of the commis
sioners said that If U could bo proven to the
board that Mrs Graves was without means ,
the doctor's request would bo granted , but
If she Is to pot tlio $2A,000 loft by Mis. Bar-
naby to Dr. Ciiaves , no notice will bo inkcn
of tnoiequest.
Miss H.iIIIt ) ilanlu } , who has been ono of
the most famous figure * In the Graves trial ,
U ' .i Denver. Miss ilauloy was soon this
morning but was loath to fillc of the caso.
"Poor iiuin , " she said In a most Fympatbotio
tone , "ho was driven to his death. 'Iho fact
that ho has taken his own llfo docs not alter
my opinion , which has alwavs been that ho
U an innocent man. I have not .v ot docldod
what I shall do , now that the case is ended. "
Mrs Graves , who Is still prostrated by the
shock of her husband's death , does not bo-
Hove that the doctor committed sululdo.
Her friends do not disabubo her mind of that
Idea , us thov are afraid of the consequences
iu her present condition.
I VAUGHN i AGAINST VIZZARD
Discord Among Dottotftea that Will Donbt-
Ics3 Drag Oat SWcral Skeletons.
BEFORE THE-FIR& AND POLICE BOARD
of n Tljr Cnp Vfhu IMiri n n Ito-
former Chief U < wp Admit * Hint
lie Worked the fan
irietm.
The Board of riro jjjid Police Commls
sionors hold n rceul if session last , evening.
Mayor Hem Is was tfio only absentee The
major has been absent from meetings over
slnco the Vaughn-Vlzzard row has been called
to onicial attention.
After ttans.iciing routine business nnd
granting sevei.il olllccis and firemen leave of
nbscnco , the boird listened to icports. In
cluding ono from Scctotury Uobout , in vvhli-h
the latter announced the pa.vmcntof to
Mrs. Caytain Cox and MO to Mrs Morris.
Charges wcio urofciied against onicer
Cox for steeping on d jty. Action postponed.
Onicer Kelly was charged with attending
church. In unifotm vvhllo on duty. After
beating testimony , the oftlcor wns repri
manded ,
The feature of the evening wns the trial of
Detective Vlzratd. chatgcd by his fellow
ofllccr , Detective Vaughn , with having made
illegal charges for bringing back n fugitive
from justice. VaUghu was suirounded with
his attorneys and a stonor'raplic-r. Sp 102
foibids general mention of the testimony ,
Vaughn's sldo presented .v letter from the
private secretary of Governor Holes of Iowa
showing the method of securing the oxtra-
dltlon papers for the pi honor , mil the board
declined to admit the letter ns testimony.
Ucforocommencing tlio taklntr of testimony
Judge Duftle , who represented IJetcctiVo
VizzaidNstnted that ho bolloved that the
boird had no Jurisdiction In this case under
tlio rules set forth in section 8.11. chapter
xvx. of the Nebraska code , .ludgo Dufllo
said that the auditor of the state had evi
dence before him that thu account rendered
by AMzzard was correct nnd that the
boird could not Investigate-tho acts of u
state ofllclil. This struck the board Ilko n
coltish Kansas yoplijr and Chairman Hartman -
man called for legal advice from his col-
le igucs Mr. Smith thought the vi Ial should
goon. So did Mr. Strlcklor. Mr. Coburn
was silent and attentive.
( Jurisdiction C'linllenjrod.
Judge Duflio contended that Detective
Yirzard was artiug as agent fortbo govcinor
ofO Nebraska and not as n poliro ofll < er of
Omaha while ho was out of the state after a
fugitive fiom Justice with requisition papers.
ftV The boil d .decided to take testimony and
Vaughn was placed on the stand.
IIo said : "It was cither the 8th or Oth of
July I was sitting in theoillco with Scigeant
Haze , and Vi ad came in with a paper and
said ; bo wanted to get all he could out of
tbo case Hn o said"Vlz.ird , jou nro
tlo hog. Hr had his uttOHtion called to the
expense : of hack hlra nnd the expenses for
carfaieto DCS Moines H.izo slid : 'It's
jour bill , not mine , but it is padded. '
li
lit a few dajs Vizird came
to ( Haze nnd wanted to got
aCl tolcgram. This is all I know about It , ex
cept that I nm satisllcd th.it he did not go to
Clci Moines and only worked twodajson the
case , while liuohaigcd the state for live. "
Judee Dufllo cio'is-oxijiniiied Vaughn and
asltcd linn if ho'and ' Vi7zni < l vvi-io not
fiieiidlj. Vaughn ivplied that he hid no
use for a man wheni he caught him In
crookedness. , On the cross exainm ition
Vaughn was not 'so positive in his state
ments and frenuentli ( replied that ho hail
nnswctcd the qUestloiio IIo said he know
nothing about the matter until thu bill came
bick. Ho tbon thought it bis dntv td inform
the boaid. IIo said tie H5d been agent for the
stnto on vanous occasions aim had novel
overcbuiged the statoi'-ono nicltel" Ho
sjid io went to Baltimore after ono Harry
Clampitt Ho was asked what bo stopped
in Pittsburg two days for. Vaughn's attor
ney objected to this ) , although his client hai
testified on direct oiuinlint.ion . that ho had
never mddo falsb chaiges' to th6 stato. The
defense wanted to slunv * that those charges
woio not made in good faith.
Iwo lilrdstith Oiio .Stone.
Commissioner Hartman said it had been
the practice of the bontd to admit all kinds
of testimony and Strickler said ho was w ill-
ing to have everything admitted. Vaughn's
attorney wanted lonffrr time to prepaio !
defense to those charges which huvj beet
found against Vaughn in oveichargiiig tbo
state.
Mr. Hartman said that if anjthitif ,
came out nsjaiust Vaughn they would
piobably bung him onto the
carnct. Ho thought this was
a chance to kill two birds with ono stone
Vaughn then said tint bo never had any
passes on the trip to Baltimore. IIo s lid ho
stopped in Pittsburg about twout-four
hours. Ho said tint ho stopped to slooj
thoio because ho bad stajed up all night
and ho did thu same thing In Chicago.
Chief lla/o waB then put on the stand.
His testimony airanibt Vizard was simply
an echo or Vaughn's Haze claimed that
VUzai-d s lid ho had accomplished the pur
pose for which ho nad been commissioned
and thought ho was entitled to full
pay. They disagreed and Hao alleged that
he intended spe iking to ttiu chief of police
about the matter but it slipped bis mumory
time after itimo , until Vaughn had lllcd
his complaint when Vizzard wrs out of tlio
city. Ha7c- admitted that ho had traveled
on lallvvay pas > sea nnd chirgod full tare to
the stato. IIo could not swear whether
other ofliccts followed this custom.
IIU70 hnyH "Thci All Ii It. "
Ho thought that this was Vizzard's first
trip out of tlio state after u fugitive. IIo
said nouli eveiy Khotiff In Nobiaska trav
eled on annual passes and charged the state
full faro for the trip.
Detective Yi/ainl was placed on tno stand ,
IIo said ; "Ihavobcen on the polieo foico
five ycais. This -.vns my Hist oxpoilenco in
going after prisonois and I talked over
the matter with IIi/o , who assisted mo
in gcttinc up my papcis for iciiuisition
papois. Haze went with mo to get u pass to
Lincoln , but could not , und I bought and
paid ] i for a ticket to Lincoln and return. Haze
vvioto a letter to the govoinor of Iowa
nnd I wont to Sioux City. The prisoner was
there in Jail. The governor of Iowa hud
been instructed by Hnzo to scud the exttndi-
lion pipcts to Sioux City. It was Jlvuda.vs
before I got the papers and brought
the prisoner to Omaha. Soon after this
llnfo came Into my ofllco down stalls nnd ho
told mo tochfugo the jtflto for five d.ijs
tlmo. Hn told mo to chaigo fine fron
Omaha to DCS Molnos and from the o
to Sioux City , with W board b .1
In 1 each city. 1 told him thn. ,
1t had not incurred such expenses , but lie
told mo that was nil , rlfjht. tnat it was cus
tomary to do this whcifjpfllcors wont out of
the state nfter pilboiicis , I made out tbo
bill t In my ofllco and Haz helped mo do so.
tt Hiiro told ma it wa , dijslomaiy for the do-
tcotives to go on passcJund charge it up to
the stato.
„
Chief of Polieo ScaVf'y , Captain Mostyn
and others testified that Dote < ; ! ivo Vi/znid
wns un excellent ojliuj ; and a man of good
character. 3 , itl
After going Intojcxpftutlvo session the
1C board 1 adjouincd tomcotagain on Wednesday
evening , , <
JIT fyii : ABA .tn : .
New Linil Ulllclitliifor Oliltliuiiin Wash-
WASIIIXOTOX , Sontjui . Confirmations ;
of public moueys D H , Pattern ,
of IndianaWoodwardi Old. ; J , H. King of
Alubania , Perry , Okl.pjti H. Allen of Mis-
slgslppl , Alva , Okl. Kogisters of land
oflices 1 { . \V. Patteison of Georgia , Knldj
Okl. ; J , Mnlono , of Wisconsin , Perry , Okl. ;
William HummockWoodward , Out. ; Wl
lam Alexander of Texas , Alva , Okl.
J. H Johnson of Missouri has been ap
pointed postonico inspector of the St. I ouls
division of postoflleo inspectors. lie was
postoftlee intpootor during the former , asd
iniulstiation. His jurisdiction includes Ar
kansas , Missouri , Nebraska , Kansas , Okta-
lioman and Indian Territory.
The tieasury department today puichased
25KM ( ) ounces of ullvur at (0IX an ounce nnd
olforud the same umount for 'MO,000 ounces :
more.
The president will deliver an address on
September 18 , the occasion of tbo centennial
, nnlvorsary of llio laj Ing of the cornerstone
if tlio United States capltol building.
MR , CDLL01I FAVORS REPEAL
rnovt nnsr TAOE I
doubtless double their production and enable -
able them to buy more of the United States.
\Vlio r js theTut ?
Mr. Masters then jleldcd to bis colleague ,
Mr. Watson , The latter In reply to n ques
tion then took up the matter of who piys
the tariff tax and orplalncd In support of
his assertion that the inhabitants of Her-
muda , ( the foreigners ) paid the tax : that
this was duo to the extremely porlshablo
nature of the products shipped to the United
Stales. After the tni iff Inx Is paid In Now
York the products go on to the maikutaud
bring what they can.
biM In answer to n question by Mr. Hopkins ,
Mr. Wntson slid that slnco the enactment
ol the McKlnley law Uotmudn had paid
olT ViO,000 tariff taxes to the United States
Tttls money has been taken from the resi
dents of tuoso Islands and placed In thu
tieasury of the United Status.
tiS Mr. Uryan When vouoxtxiit to the United
States jou say jou pay thu tarllf. JN'ovv
when jou Import products from the United
Stiles who pajs the tax then ?
Mr. Watson Wo pay that tax nlso.
[ Daughter ]
Mr. IJryiin You pay both wtjsf You nro
In prcltv bind luck. [ Tyiughtcr. ]
Continuing , Mr. Wntson explained thnt In
the case of Imports the nrticlcs wcro or
dered In the United States nt fixed prices
and the duty of Bermuda wns added on
tltoir arrival there.
Chairman Wilson drew out the fact thnt
although Bermuda had p-Ud smco tbo passage -
sago of the MoKlnluy law $150,000 per .vcnr
in tariff duties to the United Slates , against
? .tUi ( ) > 0 piovlons to that tlmo , the vnluo of
lands bad not fallen In Bermuda. Tbo land
U held by old tcsldcnts nnd Httlo was on the
tmiikct. If there was n fotcod sale ho
thought the present situation would show
itself. Mr.'Wntson slid thnt Bermuda was
enabled to settle tbo heavy lrvlnnc.es of
trade ngalnst lior because tbo Biltlsb gov-
( iinment had lately expended great sums in
formications ; visitors spout money in lor- !
muda , and money was deilved by wcalthv
residents from foreign investments , nnd all
combined to cnablo Boimudn to settle tbo
advoisu bilanccs.
Mr. Diboll asked vv bother the McKlnloy
bill bad kept the product of Bermuda out of
the United States.
"No , " replied Mr. Wntson , slinking his
boul "I am afraid wo are obliged to send
our products at any sacritUo Tbo point
where the United States suffers Is In de
creased oxpoituion to us. Wo cannot buy
so much. "
Mr. Wntson , In conclusion , proceeded with
an argument , as ho said from tlio data ho
had piosented , but Club man Wilson stopped
him si } ing that the commlttco would ura vv
its own conclusions.
The commlttco then took a recess until 12
o'clock.
Aliiilrlnn Griipo-i.
E Li Goodscll , a Now Yoik Importer of
Almlrlan grapes or , ns they nro comnibuly
known , white or Malaga grnpcsY appeared nt
li o'clock. Alinlra is a small shipping point
on the Mcditenatiean sea between Valencia
and Malaga. The duty bofoie tbo enact
ment of the Mclvinloy bill was 20 per cent
ad valorem. H was changed bv tbo Mcltln-
cy bill to a specific duty of Ol ) cents per bar
rel , w01 tb about $1 40. Mr. Goodsoll aigtied
for a i eduction to a specific duty of 23 cents
per ban ol , claiming that an ad valorem
duty was impr.icti'jahlc. Inasmuch as the
gi.ipesweiosold.it public auutipu in ow
York on account of the giowcr and , after
the fieight and duty chaigos had been de
ducted , the balunco vv.is remitted to the
glower.
Air. Dil/ell Then the growers pay the
taiiff tax ?
"Most assuredly ; but wo collect it doubly
from the Amei ican consumer in the selling
price. "
Mr. Goodscll said ho did not advocate plac
ing these grapes on the fieolist as hosbe-
hevcdthcso importations could and should
pay a fair and equitable tribute to the coun
try. Wcro the grapes put on the free list ,
however , ho did not believq tbo domestic
product would suffer. If Ibo duty was re
duced or grapes * oio pi iced on the free list
the importation would increase to 403,000
barrels. Wcro Importation to increase to
this point the price per biiiol would de
crease 60 cents on account of the laigcr sup
ply , and the grapes would bo placed within
the reach of many people now debarred. Ho
denied th it tbo retail price of thcso grapes
bad ruled lower since tlio pass igo of the Me-
Kiiley bill.
Mr. Pavno . " .sked whether , coming ns an
impottcr , hodid not come before the commit
tec In his own interest.
"Cci tainly , " replied Mr. Goodsoll , "it is
not a nro bono publico matter with mo. I
como hero from purely selfish motives for
inj self and the Spanish grower. "
Tlio committee adjourned until tomorrow
morning , when H W. Luslio will bo hoard
on the subject of cement and Joseph New
man on silk cultuio
HuiKiiiRtiiiK llio i > tlnntcH.
WASHINGTON- , Sept 4 A most elaborate
banquet was given tonight by the American
Medical Editois nssoelition to Its mcmbois
mil the visiting delegates to tlio Pan-Amor-
can medical congiess at the Atlington
louso. The cosmopolitan diameter of tbo
gathering was most mm Iced for among
, lto guests v\ero many fiom tbo Span
ish-American counlncs , fiom the Brit-
iib West Indies , from Got many
and England. Mexico beaded tbo list
of foreign visitors with fifteen In attendance ,
i'bo toasts woio of nn international charac
ter. Dr. I. N. Love of St Louis noted ns
toastmastcr. Among the speakers wcroC.
" 3. Hughes of St. .Louis , , Secretary of Agri-
ultuio.I. Sterling Morton. Kianlt liutton ,
Tames P. Hibimul of Kicbmond , lud ,
Surgeon Goncr.il Walter W\nun , Gcorgo M.
Stcrnboig and J. H Wiisbburn.
Moxlcm i : iinilnry ' 1 roubles ,
WASIIIMITOV , Sept. 4. In a telegram to
the Wardepaitmont regarding the Mexican
ijoundarv trouble , dated Havana , September
3 , Major Keyes , commanding tbo United
States troops , s.i.vs thnt four troops of Mox-
; tan cavalry under Colonel Maneiro airived
Saturday. Yesterday Major Koies , Colonel
Manorio nnd un oflker of the engineer
corps went over tbo disputed ground The
Mexican claimed that tbo piece of giound
whcro the sheep were kout was on Mexican
soil and that the United States troops had
no right to piovcnt them diking thoshcep
across the river. Major Kojcs states that
tlio wbolo matter depends on certain dry
beds of the old channel of tbo i Ivor , nnd tbo
Mexicans claim tbo present channel as a
boundary. Major Koi us contends that the
land is undoubtedly In Texas.
Aiiotbnr l'in lnii Killing ,
WAsmxorov , Sept. 4. Commissioner
Ixichian of the pension bureau has isauod
nn order withdrawing that of Juno 1'J , 1SOJ ,
rating cases under the act ot Juno 27 , Ib'JO ,
The order leads : "Hereafter in nfllxing
rates undnr this act the medical lofereo or
tbo medical ofllcer on tbo hoard of revision
shall weigh each dlsibllitv nnd dotennino
tbo dcgioo th it each disability or the com
bined disabilities disabled the claimant from
eaininga suppoit by in.inuil labor and n
rate coriespondlng to that dcgtcc shall bo
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MV COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
My doctor i r U acu eemly on the stomach ,
llTCrcnd Lldnevi andl < ai > leiuanlUitllte 'Ibll
drink U made from hcrM , und la prepared for u t
u tutty a lea 11 li cMId
- -
All iirut' Ut ell It ftttoc. and : n rackocc J f you
cannot get n , itnd yuurftddrou forarrcu tainpla.
l.ane'i famllr Mrillrlna inurni Hi * botreli
rnrbilur , liiordi rintinlir dtbrtliUUnccruarr
'
Allowed. In cn e In which the ponilcnor
him ronchod thn npc of ? S hl i.ito nhnll not
bo disturbed if bo In receiving iho innxltnum ,
and If ho is not n pensioner lie shall rocolvu
the innxlmum for senility alone , If thcro nro
no special pensionable dls\blliUos shown. "
Applied for Dliliirrctnntn.
WASIUNOTON , Sopt. 4 Surgeon Cic.ioral
Wyinnn today received a lottcr from the
chilrmnn of the Hoard of Health nt Hcau *
fort , S. C. , asking for dlimfoctanti. The
entire water front of the town , the loiter
sajs , hn : been washed nvvny. The decn.V ing
matter In wreckage threatens the town with
nn epidemic unless prompt nctlon is taken.
The inhabitants have foiif of the jollow
fovcr , ns It hit prevailed In n mild dcgrco
farther south. The surgeon general at once
granted the request nnd disinfectants have
been forwarded.
Die Koran.
According to Mohnmincdnn belief tlio
flrst cony of the Koran , or Allcoran. tholr
sacred nook , was brought down fiom the
highest to the lowest heaven by Oab.'iol
on thu inyBterloiH ni hl of Al Kh.i lo in
thu month of Kiunmhui. This woiiilor-
fill book , written in heaven ami b mini
in satin , jewels nnd uohl , was ooinniuni-
eatcd to Mohamnind ut dllTorent times
durinjj a period of twonty-throo years.
This was done , according to Moliniu-
meclan belief , either bv Rnbriul In
1 iu man shnpo or by God Ittinxolf. Whuii
Gabriel acted ns tuimlntor nnd c.'in-
innnicalor ho did M > "with n grout sound
of mueiu and bulls ; " God appeared either
"veiled or nnvolled during Mohainmod's
waking hours , or during dreams nt
night. '
ltnUHt | DUi rliiiliintlon.
Indlnnnpo1lsJourn.il : " 1 notice , " mid the
woman with the steel-bowed glasses , "that
if a married woman happens to got killed
the papers announce that ' .M.uv Smith , wlfa
of John Smith , wns rim over bv tbo eais , '
for Instance. If John hlms-clf gets it there
Is not a vv old said of Mary , except to men
tion that ho loaves a widow. And that's
why I'm kicking.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nnd improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly usotl. Tlio ninny , who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by mote promptly
adapting the world's best pioducts to
the needs of physical being , will attest
the vnluo to health of the pi liquid
laxative principles cmbiaceeL in the
remedy , Syrup of FiK * > .
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd pleasant -
ant to the taste , the icfrcshing and truly
beneficial propotucs of n perfect lax
ative ; elTectmilly cleansing the sj&tem ,
dispelling colds , headaches and feyeib
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession , because it acts on the Kid
neys , Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly fice from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c auf : $1 bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , alto the name , Syiup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will not
accept any substitute if oflered.
PURITY
CUTICUHA UEMEDIES cleanse the bloml , tUii ,
fltul pculp of c\cr $ eruption , Im.
purltj , niid illtcnxclnllur Mm-
plijflcann ! fill. Bo'ld throu lioiittliu
Un id this from J ired li it-ipnon , l.u : rincn.O
"laniM , suffered forjoars fiom results o
youthful Hrron I uson llto boxes Nurvo
lloans and am coniplotoly enroll. Aly nerves
nro now stron/ . nun I lie not snirer any inoro
from blnopicssnuss ; iny sKIn Is bright : up pc-
tlto Kood : galnod Tilbs " fl bov. imou li for
two \vooka. All druulst3. or bv mall , N'crvo
lioan Co. llnfTalo N. Y.
Attornoys-nt-law I'rae-
tlco In Uio state and
ednral courts Hoonis 201-7-8-0 , 3)111,5 ) it
block , Council Illuffb , la.
A STOMACH JM AN INDIAN.
Why the Imllnno Never Have Dys-
popsln , Yet nro Cnroloso Enters.
Ko ono could
fin ItullaM ot orot cnre.
tulnest In cntliii ; . He
ate wliut nature gave
him berries from tli
ooil , spoil fiom hi *
traps , gome from bit
bow. lie ntr plenty ( > C
It , nto till ha * ns full.
It was not very well cooked poiiietlme. ' , nnd
lie often nto fnit.
When bunting or flglitlng a dixy would often
pass without nn ) thing lining cntcu at nil.
Yet ho iicv er had tl ) spcp l& .
lie novel "dieted. "
v.Vc hear too much about " dieting" tuoso
days.
A m tn tint n't cat pie , or cftbbngc , or cnkf ,
or bcnns , or this nud IhM ,
lie imnn't cnt v ory mucli nnd bo mutt do It
voty liw. lie inn tnuvor drink when h
ct\t . llu mil n't burr ) . Itu tnusn't worry.
And so It Goes.
' 1 Ids la nil v ciy good nd vlco , Itut It vrouM
wony a man to dcnth to icmcmticr It nil ,
\\liv can't wo llvo Ilko the Imllnn in ft
lu'ulthy , hciiity , nuturiil wrnv t Iltfentise w
liav n nnah v > enic stomachs , nut ho\r did tha
liulliiiposicl > ssiiclu < otfcct tlnn , tUgaitlonf
11 v t iklnir tlnit ineillelno of liH , f > aitwnwhcn-
cve-i ho folttluruwns anvthlnirron ? with
him. That Baiswu v\c ha\o now ctnplovcit
litmtoinako for IH. U you would take the
nntuial American le-ine'dy for djripe ) > slri (
Klckiipoohngvra , > ou , ton , would , nut knovr
what n we'iik * tomnch or iljsprpslavas. .
lliunUs to thooHolt * ut the Klekiipno Moill-
i cine Com puny , Imllnn bngwit un < l other
Klcknpno Imllnn lumcdloii nro obtnlnnlilo ot
any dmgKlut , mid their genuine cunvtlvo
Tnluo 1 .
beyond comvarlson. t
Klckapoo Indian Sagwa.
$1,00 per Bottle , 6 Bottles for $5.00.
g. W. PANGLE , M. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Tears' Experience.
READKU OF niBEASHS OF MEN AND
1VOMKN. rUOl'UIETOK OV TUB
8A11V -HKUIOLNK. .
/treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Ilend , Throat , and I < unRS ! Dig.
on-HMof the E > oand Kar , Ills and Apoplex > , Ucurt
Ulica'-c , Liver Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Debility , IVicrital Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness , niabcte * . BrlcM a DUcoso , 8t Vitas'
Jancc. Itbouiuatism , 1'ftraljfls , White Swelling ,
Scrofula , rover tores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula n arto removed without
the knife or drawlne a drop of
blood. Women V7lth liu delicate orcnus re-
ntnrcd to health. Dropsy cured without tapping.
Spacial Attention given to private
FJiscascg of all kinds.
S5O to S5OO forfeit for nny Dlo-
case i cannot euro without moroury.
a-scs Worms removed In two or three hours , or no
raj > Heiiiorrnolils or Plica cured ,
TIKiSK WHO AUK AFI LTCTED
WllUavo llfo and hundreds of dollars by calling
on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL MEDICINES.
The only Ph > nlcian who can toll what nlla
a porFon without u ktng a qitostlon.
All corraiponiloncoBtrlcllv confidential. Uodlolnl
EC/it by express. Address all letters to
G. IV. PJLNGLB , M. Dr
fifJ/5 / lirotul\vtiyt Counatl Ulufta ,
1 ci'iiln hi Btninps for roply.
Special ivfoiices.
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
I7OR S Mi : Oooil lioiiso of HUMMI rooniH , locntml
JL1 , u 1707 Ninth Avc , on Himll inoiillily p lyinents ,
A. J. Sl phi IIHUII
AnSTHAClS .uidlouis Farm ind city propjrtv
bought anil Hold 1'iiHuy tt Tliuiuan , Council
liliiirH
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GAIUlAOKrcinnvi il , cosHiiuij'.H v anils , Udinnay *
ch uiLd. Kd llnrku , al Tijloi-H jrocsry , 01J
IJro ulw.iy.
DO YOIT know tint Diy .t HCHS hivi ) eona
choltu b ire ilns hi ft nit nn 1 t' udon 1 mil nuir
thin tit ) ' '
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IF jon vv mt a iooil HPIII of innli'H 7yfirflold' '
KLiHlo mill ifowl < lrlvi.ra , aildn-HH A , lli-e onico
CJ ; . " 'J d Htcxk of nil ixli nullHu to i-xcluniru
'IPfor n iruoil IJes Molni H nr Council lilnilu
iLHlikncc H m-cli'ir InipiuKii lain ! nnd ca h to
tr nlo for .1 $1 1 illiu III ) In * . ' < ) lion III ) Hlnck of IPII-
i rd ini'U'li incline , stock of UrnirB to tr.ulu for
laiiil JohiiBton , V Van 1'atU n ,
IfOK SAT.i : Clii-nn , a new Kinibill nnrlelit piano ,
HISU n iiii'l n li ilf octivea IiuiulruofT.il VVooU-
ruir , Grand llotul.
NO SMOKE. NO SOOT.
This new candidate for public trial conies in prepared
sizes , same as Pennsylvania coal. It contains within
three to five per cent AS MUCH FIXED CARBON
as the eastern anthracite and has
L.ess Aslies a.ncl Less © ulpfruiv
Try it before buying. For further information and
samples call on
H. A. OOX , SOLxEX AQE1NT ,
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1O Main Street - Council Bluffs.
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