THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : TUESDAY , OPTOHER 17 , 1SJW ,
TUB .DAlbY BEE
* ( .oi.iii. ! ; ni.u
01 ; : t is. : NO. la i ; : . STUKITP
r Ilteitrt liy curler to any pari o ? the city
\V. Tlt.TON Manns * ;
Tli" rllriNV * . J > . "Mli'l t Pflil-C . N'o.45
Tthr.l HnM.S , , , , „ K.l.tor. . . . . . Xo U3
MIAOU MIMIU.\ : .
X. Y riumli'.ng f.o.
Uo t r. trte , rlo'iUr.
S-'rsnk Pordnv n.t I'M-alit OMV th restau
rant Intoly ccmlttotp.l byintlt : I. TOR.
Andy Moon titui Cd Unrhy w rn r.rrcr. ' < . > tl
rJay on the cVihiKU o ; jintiult siati batA -
A niarrlfign llccima wai lhM.'i- < 3 toJ. . J.
PKerifiU o ! On.ivl'.i anil ! ! . Au tln of
Avca , Thuli' M. ' < i were \ fami \ I. * . ' .
Hi-i'ular coinin'.n'atioii ' o : ' lilnfT City VAM
i-.o. 71 Ancient I'rvs nifl Acto'itou M'.iori- , .
this evonlng. AH muster Marons in coo !
ol'inOlni ; < ire inviied.
A Iftrpo force if netiv : i * put r.t tror v-10
tet\lay dealing o.T th" pi'jp.i. "il fll'.o nf tlw
SlcC'orml-K witroioun' . pi-onar.Uor/ t'l-i
work of erection , which will Iw coit.iaoncid
in tbo near future.
Mf-etlni ? of tbo WooJmon of tnVotlii ! in
their now ball over f'tii West Urnailway tills
owning nl 7.iU. ! Oeroniony of inlrf/ilnot'.on
nnd other fpn-lnl bu ltii-B3 10 take place. At1
tnt'iitbcrft tire reti't stc-t to lu present.
The revival nicotln u-ontlnud In tto ! First
Danlist eltntih nVurv nlijhl tills wncU.
Kuv M.V. . Akws if Uloimilncton. m , will
prcnch every t-venlnr , betrinnlnt. the service
at 7iO : ! p. m. 13veryl > ) di Invitud.
lithcl Oreon. daiiiflitorof Gliiulr's nrcen ,
was burled S'liida.v at Hazel Dell , Hov. A
Overtoil oniciiitinp. Ktliol was I ! ) > o.trs of
ngo and was om-of the titi > rbte < t pupils In
her Rcliool. Typhoid fever w.is the i-nuse of
death.
The trial of John Howard fortlio _ larreny
of sonto money nnd H watch front the rcsl-
deiu'o of l > . Petrli on So lib Sovnnth Direct ,
was completed in llio district court yester
day afternoon and thn o.mo went to tlio jury ,
who hioiiqlit m a verdict of fjullty u few
minutes liiterl"
Michael O'Connor died yesterday at St.
Hei mini's hospital , aued 70 yoars. Ho came
hero from HastliiR'i. In. , and has been taltltiK
treatment for n month past. Yesterday , us
bo VTit < nn > 'niK to dlinu-r , Iio fell dead upon the
floor. The tlmoof holillnir tbo funeral will
not bo fixed until his relatives can bo heard
from.
Mrs. Klla Wheeler , wlio liven In r.arner
township , was brought before thn commis
sioners of insanity yesterday afternoon for
mi cxnniinatton. Situ was examined about
n year njro , found Insane , and sent to St.
Rornard's hospital , wltero sbo romalncir for
el ht months. At the rtitio | t of her rela
tives she was then allowed to bo taken back
home , as she w.is thought to bo eured. Slio
proved to bo no better , however , and tbo
examination vnstcrday resulted in her bolus
aeiit back a ain to the hospital.
Tlmi-ly
IB Kivon by the IJoston Store as to tlmo
nnd iiliioo lo buy reliable and tousoiwblo
inoroliiiiuUso. Wn otTer us Hpeoiiil olTcr-
liiffH while they last attractive bargains
in the following lines :
Odds and omls in kid ijlovos , .sold from
7f > i ; to $1.75 , all colorri and niuUe.s , at Illle ;
Uoc and ! Wc ; scissors , all ni'/ei , at lOe ;
JnO ( ) pairs of blankotb , bpcoial , ( J2Je to
$12.00.
110-inch heavy all wool twilled tlrc-s
llaiinols il'Je ' , worth 58c. .
Hust quality dark printy iio a yard.
IW-iiK'h twilled ilj'iired suiliiifrs J2
yards for $1.00 , suitable for coinfort-
ubloH.
ubloH.Wo
Wo show the best value in h.itti for
the inOnoy.
Underwear counter , sneeial in ladies'
nt 2fiu , 3'Ic , : ! ( Je , 02Je. Gouts' , aile , Mo ,
7f.c , $1.00.
In hosiery , as usual , wo arc hcatlcjuar-
"tors. Evorythiug you .want ; prices
right.
FOTHUniNCSHAM , WII1TKLAW& Co. ,
CduiKsil JJlun's , In.
P. S.Vo close uvory eveninij at ( i p-
in. , p.xccit ) Mondays and Saturdays.
BOSTON" STOIII : .
Doniestie Boap is the best
Williamson & Co. , 103 Alain street ,
largest and boat bicycle stoulc in city.
J. H. MoPhorson Is homo from Chicago.
Miss Kittto nucholl has returned fioni a
Chicago trip.
Miss Alieo Stearns loft for the World's
fuir yostonluy.
J. J. Stewart and family have returned
from a visit lo tlio caat.
12. li. Holt and L. C. Pattorsou started
Sunday for a visit to thu fair.
County Clerk T. S. Campbell returned
jostcrduy from the World's fair.
Mr. ami fr.rs. Whitney Ivtyton are homo
from a visit to the Columbian exposition.
Thomas I lushes and sister. Miss Cecelia ,
returned Sunday from a visit to the fair.
J. Y. Altehlsoa of Hastings , Nob. , spent
Sunday in the city visiting ills son , \V. 10.
Attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomns Oflleor , Mrs. H. A.
Blaluo and Mrs , W. O. Wlrt arc oxpeeted
homo today from a trip to the World's fair.
If. A. Woodbury and (3corfio S. Wright
have gone to Chicago for another visit to tlio
Cairo theater. They will bu absent several
duys.
Hov , J. Indus Farley , pastor of the Pifth
Avenue Methodist church , started yesterday
for Indiana , where ho will put in ten days
vultimr his aucd mot ) cr.
W. W. Welsh , train dispatcher ot tbo
Hook Island , has gone to Davenport to spena
a few days. It Is reported that lie will bo
married during his absence.
Mrs. J. G. Hlshel and Miss May HUhol ,
mother and ulster of J. B. Hlshel of the
Hoclc Island freight olllco .arrived In the
rlty last evening for u few days visit on
their way to Chicago.
Wo will put in tlio Round Oak fur-
nnccs for $100 , tuiruntocd to hold lira
forty-eight bourn with soft coal , Will
burn nuythhiK. Cole & Uolo. Hole ajjentH
for ItmUnnt , Homo und Hound Ouk
stove * , 41 Mtiin Htruot.
How Mitlvant-y VVun Worked ,
Dick I-umloii and "Dutch" Doylngton nro
having a trial in the district court on the
ehargo of hnldlnir up a young man named
Mulvaney on tlio road from Council HlulTs to
Crescent City mill robbing him of $23.
Mulvaney , who Is about as unhufrgabln a ,
specimen as is often seen , was put on tbo
stand ami testified that Cora Heed , ono of
tlio party , put her arum around his neek nnd
by moans of her blandishments , coupled with
threats by lloylnirtoii and La ml cm that they
would kill him , succeeded in making him
give up bis money. The trial was not com
pleted yesterday , and is likely to take up a
good share of today.
The attraction nt .Mibs KutrsdtiloV this
week will bo u spuuinl sale of trimmed
lints. IWces will ranjiu from fc.f ! > 0
to $5.00.
W. S. IJuirtl , Lttwvor , Kverott block.
Ask you i * grocer for Domcstlo soap.
tlettrorn Tenant utul I.uiiitlurtl ,
0. W. I'ayno , who lives in the west end ,
waaurrcHtud Sunday evening for stealing
koine t-oru belonging to a man named
Hemli'lcms , to whom ho hail rented forty
acres of land with the undcrstandlntr that
ho wu to liavw oiio-tliird of the corn raised
tlieriM > n In lieu of rent , Payuo broke the
locu of the Held guto Sunday morning und
with several men and teams commonest ! to
pick nmt carry ttway the corn. Hcndrleks
had him arrested and the case Is sot for
hearing in police court this morning.
Jnrvla WIno Co. , Council Rlutta , la.
W. ! ' ' ChamburB will commcnca his
{ Hiiclntr clu bcs in .Musonio tetnplo
Vctliio-sduy , Ootobor 4.
GoorjjuS. Duvis , jiresoriptiouUruifjjlst.
Doiuevtiu boup la the
SEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS |
Judge MoQfto Ifoldi tfift Three Aucmad
rireraon to tlio Grand Jurj.
EVIDENCE IS STRONG AGAINST THE TRID
Lengthy Siiniinlnc Up " ' - " "lo I' " ' " " In
the r oty \ tlm O'ltirt Conspiracy
I'll inly Kh.nvn lull Itond
I'l.ire-.l Low.
Mcfii-i ! rondurod his docltion lu po-
ilc court . \csler.Iav nifirtiuiK in Ihu thwo
er.-CA in which ( jiurtaf NlchohDit , Miles
iclioiloll nml lion V.'obbor wvro chargoil
nlih ( .uiMilrini : to olhor In burn , t vaoant
balldili OT ( . jipoc Hror.dua.V oi ; the nl ht of
Ociuhar 11. Tr.oco'iii.t.ii flllo.l with cit-
i/em win were an.ti. in to bear the decision ,
mul MO ono v'as BtirprisoJ wnin , at the close
of ' . ' 10 rea'ltr.g ' of .1 jwiiiivvhat lotithy oiiu-
iuii , ' .in loiiiul all throe of the dofenditnls
over lo the grand jury.
In th > decision the court rehearsed the
uvldcney , which showed thnt u vacant build
ing hail baoit lired.tliruo lltnos on the night
of October 11 , each time by the mo of cotton
\vnsto , stttur.iled with coal oil- ; that the
olllccrs chased the men , who were seen run
ning im'ay from the lire Just after it was
started the second time ; that when they
eall ; d to llio runners to stop they It'.creased
their speed and finally brouehf. up in tlio
Upper Broadway engine house , and were
seen going up stairs but not recognized.
The court then went on to s.iy lu substance :
Ktlilunru llr < > ul mul Concliiilvu.
"There arc no such dKcretianciei in the
testimony of IhiMO witnesses nnd no such
improbability as to warrant the conclusion
that these witnesses deliberately perjured
themselves. There Is no word ot evidence
impeaching them or coiitradLtiiuc'ihoir
statements. Under such elrcunibtanets , wo
are bound to credit tholr statements.
"On tlio same nisht some time after the
second atteinnt to lire the building , the IHJ-
Hco eatiRlit thu defendant , Webber , prowllne
about tlio rear of the same building , having
on his person the sumo substance ( cotton
waste , saturated with coil oil , ) which had
licon used in the first attempts to lire the
Uutldlmr. These three attempts were all
made under cover of night , and
within the sipieo of three hours ,
and by the use of the same means It is
highly improbable that the three attempts
were made by parties acting Independently
of each other , and that it was a mere coin
cidence that they till happened to try to lire
thu same vacant building by the use of the
same means ana in tlm same night.
Wcro Acting lu Cnnjunction.
"Tlio two mon who started the second flro
knew that the police nad dUcovcred their
crime and that they had been seen by three
different officers. Would these two men
who had boon discovered and chased by the
police so soon venture back again to the
ueno of their crime to make another at-
emptf It is unreasonable to suppose that
hey would. It is highly improbable then
hat Webber was one of these two men , and
hat though discovered ho had thu fool-
lardluuss to venture back again. But the
oncluslon that Webber was not ono of the
, wo men discovered by the police and that
ID was ignorant of tholr attempt and their
liscovery does notoverconio the presumption
hat tliero was soniocouncctinglfnkbetween
ill tin eo of theseattempts. The material used
n all three attempts was such as Is ordniar-
l.V found only in engine houses , machine
hous and the like. The different pnrtles
vlthin a short tlmo attempted to commit ,
ho same crime at the same jjlaco and in tlio
same manner. The two men' who wore dis
covered ran to the Broadway ennlno hnuso
mil Webber , who was very indiscreetly re-
eased when first caught , was real-rested
the same night in the same engine house in
company , with his co-defendant. Nicholson.
'Ihcho facts would show that the parties
vho made these three attempts were all act
ing in futhuranco of a prearranged cnnsplr-
\oy and that the rendezvous of the conspir-
Uors was the Broadway cvnglno house. De
fendants Nicholson and Scholleld were both
firemen who are stationed at this ciisino
louse. October 11 , llio day the conspiracy
s said , to have been formed , they wore with
Webber in saloons and other places in
Omalri.
Wnlclit of Wiibber'i Testimony.
"Leaving out of consideration Webber's
confession t io other ovlucnco is snfllcicnt to
show that there was a conspiracy , and to
fasten the guilt on Webber , Nicholson and
Scholleld.
"Webber testified that ho was not present
at the first two atlcmpts to lire llio bu ild-
ing , being engaged ut the time in playing
iiokcr in Hanson's saloon ; that ho was a
itirty td llio conspiracy , and that when ho
loft the saloon he went directly to the en
gine house , secured llio waslo saturated
with oil and without any conversation with
any ono went alone to the place where ho
was caught. This testimony was shown to
bo Irtio by other facts la evidence.
"Webber further testified that on the after
noon of October 11 ho ana Chief Nicholson
and Schylleld were together In Omaha , and
that while returning on the car they talked
about the lire department of Omaha as com
pared with Council BliilTs , and Chiuf Xlchol-
jou said that 'if wo hod more fli'e ? wo would
im\o more men , ' and thai it Webber would
got a 'hustle' ' ho could got n job , and that 'if
wo would sot three or four fires wo could get
more men.1 Nicholson also said , 'You get
out and rustle and do the job , and you will
got on the force.1
"Webber further testified thnt Nicholson
promised to kHc for more men , and us Web-
her had been a substitute and was trying lo
get on regular , Schoflcld nnd ho agreed lo
start a flro. The two buildings talked of
were the ones which were fired , and ono
bade of Matirer's china store. "
Caniplrupy Clearly Shown.
The Judge after quotliie the statutory re
quirement that the evidence of an accomplice
snould bo corroborated , quoted authority
showing that this corrouornilon might bo by
circumstanlint evidence Just as surely us by
Ihtvornl lesllmony of porno witness.
The court held that Webber's testimony
was clearly corroborated as to the fuel that
he hud confederates , ami that ho was not
present at the first two attempts to burn the
building , nnd was ignorant of them
when ho went to the building for
that purpose , and that ho had
made the allumpt la pursuance of a prior
conspiracy. These wore nuiteri.il points.
Ho was further corroborated in his testi
mony that Nicholson and Schofluldvcro the
co-conspirators by the fact that the rendez
vous ot thu parties to the crime was thu
cMirini ! house where they nro stationed , and
that ut the tlmo and place where ho testifies
the conspiracy was formed ho and ihcso de
fendants wore tGkrclupr In Oiimlm.
Wit it thu DC'CIIHO Olfereil.
On the part of the defense theonly wit
nesses wore Nicholson and Scbotleld , who
admitted thut they were with Webber in
Omaha and had _ several beers together , gel
onlo the same car and returned together ,
then goin into the Denver saloon , where
they had another drink together. They de
nted having had such u conversation us Web
ber narrated , nnd denied that they had any
any conversation at all. Thu only remark
mudu , according to tholr testimony , was ana
uttorcd by Nicholson , who simply sala there
was a strong wind blowing , but no ono nmdu
reply unil nothing morn was said during the
whom ride homo. That companions thus
drinking together nhould ride so tar to
gether without any conversation was highly
improbable , nnd was , to the mind of the
court , highly damaging to the defendants.
It Csujgeslcd ; > to the judicial mind
Unit some such conversnlteu' as
Webber narrated actually occurred ,
and that Nicholson and Scholleld , denj Ing
the conversation , feared to venture uwn | the
fabrication of another conversation , lest
they might , bo involved in contradictions
and their falsehoods thus bo proclaimed ,
liy a dental that they had any conversation
whatever during the considerable period of
tholr ride or. thu ciir , they could easily be
consistent lu their testimony.
All the I'lrvmoii Concerned.
The dufeuso had limited its evidence to a
denial of Webber's testimony , The fact of
the two men running into the engine house
, after firing the building they do not ut-
tmnpt lo deny This fact and others brought
the crime homo to this lire engine house ,
anil cn&t suspicion on every man occupying
that house , but tlio occupants of the house
are silent upon thnt | X > lnt .In the cnsc. .No
dental Is made by thu occupants of the house
lh.it any of tholr number were nut nt thnt
tlaiu of night and returned as testified to by
the police.
The counsel for the ilofenne had com
mented upon the fact that the oflleers dH
not follow up these Uvo mon who entered
the engine house , and arrest them. What
ever lack ot Judgment tnoy may have shown ,
or whatever motlva may have controlled
them , It was only pertinent lo .consider
their conduct as bearing upon the weight of
evidence to DJ given their tesllmony. These
two onicers. at the tlmo they saw these n-en ,
wore not yet ncqualtUed with the fact that
this second allcmptrio burn the building had
Just been made. Further. If anoftlcarwas
following a supposan thief In the night , and
should co htm enter thu house of the
sheriff 0 ! ' the police liendnuartcrs. the pursuing
suingonii'or would naturally bo slow In
forming an opinion thai thu ono ho was
ehasln was giullv of crime. Some such
thought , as this might have Influenced the
minds of these ofllecr.s when the two men
whom the thought connected with the crime
of nisun lied to the engine house of thu lire
department.
I Uod the 1UII lloiiit l.'iw.
The court , after iiuotlmt the familiar doe-
tilno thtit In such preliminary hcarlm : it
was only necessary for the magistrate to
have the same coiK-luslvu hearing as is re
quired on a final adjudgment of the case ,
ordered thnt the three defendants , Webber ,
Nicholson and Scholleld , bo held to await
the lu tiou of the grand Jurv and Hint thu
bond in each case bo > OJ
Whoa he had llnlshed reading the docu
ment ho began to inako some remarks In
connection with the case , when ho was In-
IciTiipled by Frank Trimble , one of the at-
lorneys for Hie defense , with the abrupt
question : "What's the Imndt"
"I'll fix the Imul when 1 am through talk
ing , Mr. Trimble , " was .Hnlgo Mciicos
reply as ho turned toward the attorney * , "In
thu meantime there Is another attorney
present to look after the tnlercsls of Ihu
femlaiits , and if you are in suoh a harry
I'll excuse you from thu room. "
Trimble seized his hat and got out of the
room as fast as he could , and the court was
lofl in.maltu the rest of his remarks with
out InterrUplion.
susrrM > ii > Tin : cimr. :
City Council AMout I harlot NiclinNoii to
Dlnt.-ito IllH O u Mi-imuri'it
"Iho city council met yesterday afternoon
to make an investigation of llio charge of
drunkenness thut had been preferred against
Chief Nicholson of thu llro department. The
mayor and all the aldermen wore present ,
and so was Chief Nicholson at the" opening
of thn session. Just as the mayor's gavel
fell , calling thn council to order , an alarm of
llro came In from the east end of the city
nnd the chief left. His attorneys , W. II.
\Vurc ana Frank Trimble , asked for n post- *
poncment , but by motion of Alderman
Keller it was decided to go on with the in-
vesliznuon. '
Ware Ihen came forward with another
proposition , which was for the council to
tcmpor.irilv suspend Nicholson until the In
vestigation should be completed by the
grand Jury. Ho stated that in view of the
action of .fudge McGco in binding Nicholson
over to the grand jury and tlio public senti
ment that has been stirred up against Nich
olson , lie should advise the latter to request
n suspension. His reason for this was that
Nicholson would not bo able to bring inevi- ,
denco enough to clear himself in llio eyes of
Ihu public under Ihe present state of affairs ,
and it would be unjust to compel him to sub
mit to an investigation. After snmo dis
cussion it was decided to comply with his re
quest.
Thu question of his successor was then
taken up , and it was decided to appoint
James G. Bradley , the present electrician ,
to the position of auling chief durlmr Nich
olson's temporary suspension. His salary is
to bo * ll.i ) per month , and ho is to act as both
chief and electrician.
Mlltlo lill iSllfl of HclintlpUI.
On motion of Jennings the chief was in
structed to discharge Fireman Miles Scho-
ileld. The motion was carried unanimously ,
and thnt is light where the council fell into
Its trap and showed the true animus of its
proceedings against Nicholson. Alderman
Smith called attention to the tact that there
was no difference in the charges ajrainst
Nicholson and Scholleld , nnd yet the council
had discharged the latter and only sus
pended the former. The Injustice of this
was nt once apparent , and Jennings amended
his motion so as to suspsnd Scholleld also.
This motion was carried.
Tlio action of llio council Is generally re
garded as a very neat scheme of the demo
cratic side of the housu lo lotthcchiof
down as easily as possible. If the grand
jury indicts him his career as fire chief will
most llk''lv be at an end. If not , it will then
rest with the council to say whether ho
shall have an investigation or not. It Is
hoped that by the middle of November ,
when Ihe next session of the grand Jury will
probably have been completed , the feeling
agaia&t Nicholson will have so far subsided
that ho can bo reinstated without ado.
Smith was the only alderman who had a
word to say against the schema , oven Tib-
bltt , the other republican , siding with the
democrats. *
City Atlorney Hazcltou was called upon
for advice whllo 'tho discussion was in pro
gress. He told the council that the charge
which it was called upon to investigate was
entirely distinct from that placed in the
lianas of the grand jury , and should not bo
allowed to depend on the hitter.
Kvlilenco iiiouli : to Convict. .
There was plenty of evidence which would
have been placed in the hands of the aldermen -
mon by City Atlornoy Hazelton In case they
had been willing to go on with the investiga
tion
tionTho
The policeman from Omaha who threal-
oned lo arrest Nicholson while ho was cut
ting up capers on the street was ready to
tesilfv that Nicholson displayed all the out
ward symptoms of n drunken man. The
man who kept the hat store on Douglas
street , was also there , nnil would have told
the council how Nicholson bought u hat ,
punched a hole in the top of tt , refused to
pay for it and left the store on the run.
Ben Webber would have told how many
drinks of beer and other liquors the chief
had drank during the afternoon , and the
three olllccr * who went into the hay loft of
the engine house at U o'clock In the morning
lo arrest Webber and found Nicholson lying
there fast asleep with his 1ml , overcoat nnd
boots on would have testified that ha was
staggnrlng drunk when they nwnkonoa him.
This testimony will doubtless keep , how
over. .
Dm ) 1IIIU 'Mildo ( Jooil.
If yon have any bad blllit against per
sons not living in Iowa -vrhn are oinployejl
by uny railway , telegraph , uxprass or
nlooplng car company entering Iowatho
NHBSHH Investment Co. , Merriam block ,
Council 15 hi tie , In , , will guarantee tholr
collection. '
AV.AV. Chapman , 101 Kmrth etroot
half block south Boston store.
Only Mil it u lltinieir Sink.
Herman Bcnzic , thu bartender who at
tempted suicide Sunday nlht , Is still on
earth , but has come to the conclusion that
the rat-poison route is not a pleasant way to
reach the promised land. Ho has been very
sick , but in n few days will bo all right. It
wns onlv owing to the efforts of his em ?
plo.vor , Mr. Bokcmper , that ho is still alive ,
Bokcmper kept htm walking for two hours
Sumlav night , thus preventing the poison
from taking effect until the antidotes could
get in their work.
Klei > haiili Cared I'or.
If you hnvo a house tor Halo or rent
nnil It in proving an ' 'elephant on vour
hands , " lot HA look after it. We'll sell
it or lot it us you wish it thore'B n pos
sible customer in town. The Mayno
Real Kitiito Co. , 511'J Uroadway.
For sale at u bargain , a nice 5-rooin.
cottugo , lot -10x120 feet , two blocks from ,
motor lino. 1'rlco $350. Greensbields ,
Nicholson & Co. , t > 00 Broadway.
lluriiBil K > t-rliliif.
F , M. Krettlck , who keeps a grocery store
and saloon on Kant Broadway , a short dis
tance east of the city limits , wan burned out
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. An alarm
was sent in from the box at the corner of
Broadway and Oak street , but as this was a
mite anil n half from the scene of the lire , by
the tlmo the dop.irltnt'iit Arrived there Was
not much to be done. - -
Th-j orllit of the llriS Is not known. It
started In ono corner , ot.lho building where
oils nnd other Inflanimnplo materials were
kept , ami the whole bildjng | | was demolished ,
with the exception ofHipwalls , , which wore
of brick. Krettlck's. faintly lived In the
upper story and one.gfbis children came
very near being lost In the llnmcs. The store
nnd fixtures were fuUylnsured , , , but there
was no Insurance on cittier the house or the
furniture. ' ,
I School ltonrd | Mrrtlng.
The school board hold Us regular monthly
meeting Inst ovenln ? , ' Members Stacy ,
Moore , Hrideustcln nuj ijjhubort were pres
ent , and , in the absoncq ni President Field ,
Mr. Stacynccupled the cllalr.
The tuition of .losio Posse wna remitted. It
being shown that sho' ( was a member of C.
Spruitrs'fnmlly.
The chairman of the committed on
teachers reported thnt he had appointed
.Miss Annlo Ixmilon substitute at the Third
street nnd Twentieth avcnuo buildings nt a
sal try of $ ST per month. The appoliiltnent
u as tvi titled.
Chairman Shubcrt reported that ho had
cotio up and down the now llro escape at tlm
High school building ami It was u greit suc
cess. H cost ? tO , jusiao cents more than
was estimated.
Superintendent Siwvor ropsrtcd tlio fol
lowing attend nice for the month : Ho.\ en
rolled , 1,7-W ; glrls.l.hlVJ ; totnl.tXHi. ! ) Average
number buloueinir. : ! , in. :
Ho also reported tint a colony of rats had
taken up Its ah.nlu In thu olllce at the
Hloomur building and during the summer
vacation had 0.11011 up $ } or 10 worili of
books , preferring them to the roii'h-on-r.its
that was provided for ilium by Hie Janitor
Upon his rccommcndaliou the juutlor was
entered lo make a sot of shelves In order
that the rest of the boolcs stored tliero
might bo preserved.
After allowing the usual monthly billi the
board adjourned.
If yon want your children to dlo of
diphtheria , or putrid sore throat , as in
malignatitJhoarlot fovuidon't use Dr.
.lolTrics' diphtheria remedy. No physi
cian required. For sale by Huarilsly ,
Dnllnvon and Davis , druggists ; also at
-401 Uunilng st. , Omaha.
Cook your meals this summer on a gas
range. At cost nt the Uas company.
Jarvls 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best
Kindt .i.iiiit Uri" ? .
"Black Julia" Smith , who had a danger
ous operation performed upon her about a
week ago at St. Hernard's hospital , was re
ported to Iio dying late last night , and it was
not thought Hint she could last until morn
ing.
"Moore's Air-Tight Heater" is a sei-
cntilli : furnace , handsomely uncased for
parlor n.so ; it will heat twice the mil-face
with less fuel than other stoves ; burns
anything without dust or gas. Sec it at
UuVol's. '
For Ledgers , Journals , Day Bookscte. ,
sco MorohoiiBo & Co. . Council J3lull's , la.
Smoke T. D. Kins & CD'S Purtagus.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap
o
FIKE AND POLICE BOARD.
Vuililin'H Niinie Will Ituiiiiln on tlio I'uy
Itoll Itnii7or'a l/ " < ; ! Arci > ptcil.
At the regular session of llio Hoard of
Fire and Police Commissioners the charges
preferred against Detective Vaughn were
dismissed. Cliff Kourer's ' resignation from
the police force was accepted.
Attorney Weaver , as representative of
Mrs. .Minnie tiault of . jixteenlh and Daven
port streets , endeavored < lo make It interest
ing for Mr. Vaughn , i
Vaughn , who draws a salary as city de
tective , was accused by Mrs. Gnult of using
his position as a city oflicer to secure ovi-
deneoag.iinst her while in tlio pay of her
brother otOttumwuJa. , against whom she
has u damage suit , /i'lio / woman's story has
previously boon published In THE Hue. She
repeated It before tl o commission. A num
ber of witnesses were summoned , and the
evidence might have boon construed as
being in favor of the woman , but Vaughn
had witnesses who refuted her allegations.
Vaughn and Sergeant HH/.O introduced ti re
port. This communication , with its u tcr
defiance of orthography and grammar , read
us follows :
OMAHA , Neb , Sept 2 , 1893.
H. I' . Iln/o Chief of Doteclhe.
Dear Hir I would ICcsplcKul report that ln- )
tcctlve Sava o and I called at 2'JO N Kith and
BIW ; the man und woman , this Is the woman
you pent mo out to look after with .Murphy of
council Illull and U.S. L'onrt Court ComniK-
lon her name is gall and shu Is uiuriled to tlio
man she lives with and owns all thu dlmonil
she hasallso about 510,001) ot t'roparty beslds
lu and around Omaha. Yours Kusnnciful
J. M. VAIHIH.N Ufty Uetectlve.
After going into executive session the
commissioners concluded that Vaughn was
not guilty of uny wrong nnd dismissed llio
charges.
Rv-Onlecr Kourcr , who look off his slar
and resigned from the force several days
ago , was tried on the charges of drunken
ness ana being off his bjat , preferred by
Sergeant Stewart. Mr. Kouzur testified
that ho resigned because ho and Sigwnrt
hud trouble over religious anil political
mailers in February. Since then , ho said ,
Sigwnrt had used his position ns scrceant to
make life u burden for him as a police officer.
Ho charged Sigwart with being prejudiced
against him on this account. Ho had two
reputable business mon ns witnesses , who
saw him on the night in question when ho
resigned nnd they said ho was not in
toxicated. ,
nergcuiu aigwnn sain mat no n.ui trav
ersed Hou/er's beat four times that night ,
and whan ho found him the accused had
been drinking. He reported him ,
Ilouzcr showed u copy of the police opor-
alor's report , which indicated that ho had
reported regularly ,
Chief Senvoy reported that there was no
steam in the police oftlces lu the city hall on
Saturday nights and Sundays.
Leave of absence was granted to Sergeant
Ormsby. Ofllers Kelly. Subek und Clark ,
ten duys : Kelly und Ki&sano , llvo days ;
Firemen Kniino and Lester , ten days each.
It was agreed to test the now ha Franco
engine todnv at 1 p , in.
The engine will bo stationed nt Seven
teenth and Furnam streets , and thu hoao
will bu laid to Kightceiith street. The
uoard transacted somit minor business and
went Into executive session.
Thonn Murphy litrU ,
SAN FIUXCISCO , Oct. 10. Word has been
received hero from London In a private letter
that Miss Isabella Murphy of this ells' , sister
of Helen Murphy , who recently married Don
Vinccnto Domingue/ : Ihe Argentine Ho-
public , is betrothed to Don Louis Oomlnguez ,
a brother of thu other South American
grandee. Miss Isabella Was mixed up , Illte
her sisters Helen and Lndy Charles Wolse-
lev , in the Murphy'wlll contest. Her love
affair with Don Lcuis > vns broken off , liku
her sister's romance , by her ambitious
mother , and vrns promptly taken up again
when thu old lady died.- ; Miss Isabella is not
so fuir to see ns either Helen or Lady Wolse-
Icy , being bhorter and ' stouter , but who Is
very clover nnd \ \ 'oeducated. \ ] . She will
Imvo a snug little fortune. The news of the
betrothal Is confirmed V ) ' 'll ° business agent
of thu Murphy funityv. ,
1 .
Knot by ijulu Illaweri ,
Mibsouni VAI.I.KTJ Ja/i Get. 10. [ Special
Telegram to TUB 13EKj- > ast night burglars
broke -Into the store of H. C. Spooner at
Mandamln. drilled Bho safe and had the fuse
ready to light , whuti K.-G. Spooner passed
und was ordered to throw up his hands
Thinking It was some df the boys ho com
menccd talking to them' , when he was shot
by one of thu burglars , the ball taking effect
beknv the rlghV eye und passing under IiU
nose , coming out under his loft cyu , making
a serious If not fatal wound. No clew to
thu guilty parties was secured.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caetoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caetoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caotoriao
TROUBLED BY WHITE CAPS
Woes of an Iowa Farmer Who Refused r
Neighbor's Advico.
TOLD TO LEAVE UNDER PENALTY OF DEATH
Tlirtnlonod with Suililcn Drntli In the i\fiit :
lie llrlHcil til ( llvo till III * '
Itoinc , licit Me Wu >
Not .Soiled.
CKDAH UtriiH , la. , Oot. 10. [ Speei.il to
TUB Hr.n. J \ \ bite caps are abroad In .lanifs
county and there promises to bo serious
trotiMv , _ U. M. 'I'.iylor lives on a rented
farm three miles south of Anamos.i. Aiiuthcr
man In the neighborhood wanted the placu
and made various oilers to the owner of It
after it had been routed to Mr. Taj lor , all of
which were refused. This seums lo have
been the hiMiluntng of the trouble.
A few ninhts ago , about midnight , a note
was shoved under llio door and a uomhmt-
menlof the house beitun with corn and
pumpkins for more tli.ui an hour. Mrs.
Taylor , who has been an invalid for years ,
was i > wtliUed by tlio excitement and her
condition is now serious. The note , which
was signed -Mr. Whlto Caps , " reaits as fol
lows :
"Taylor : I will just give you untlll Satur
day to gll out of that house ; if you don't. I
will put a nnlT poiler under that little place
you sleep In to bloo you out. "
Mr. Taylor has since secured a shotgun
and laid in a supply , of ammunition , and
says ho will pay his compliments lo "Mr.
White C.ips" upon his next vlstlt.
An urg.uil/.iJ baud of robuors are operating
in Kcoknu county and despite the fact that
iilllccrs are searching the country for them
not the slightest clew has .is jet been found
that would le.id to their Identity and cup-
lure. A number of business houses at
Hlgournoy , Kalonn , Keslnick and Harper
have been broken into. Several hundred ,
dollars 'vorth of goods , about * lK ( ) in
cash mil $ ; ) . : ! ( ) ( ) worth of notes have been
secured in these nil Is.
The investigation into the condition of the
treasury of Andul > ; m county h is been com
pleted and the total shortage of Treasurer
John C. D.iwson found to bo $ ,7t'.UI7. ' It was
also discovered that he had been carotin ;
on his stealings for several months. The
Hoard of Supervisors has appointed John H.
Do.ik to serve out Ihu nnexpired term. The
whereabouts of D.iwson .iro still unknown.
.lolm ISvans , a farmer living nc.ir Mont/.e-
r.mna , missed nine lieail of cattle out of his
pasture n few dais ago. No trace of them
could be found in the surrounding country.
He learned , however , that .lames Fomiu had
shipped a car of cattle to South Omaha tlio
day after he missed his , and , suspecting
they might have been stolen , went to Om.iha
and found his cattle in the slock yards.
Forpio confessed that ho and bis hired man
drove the cattle from Evans' p.isturo , hut
succeeded in effecting a settlement with Mr.
JOvans ; but other farmers in thu neighbor
hood who have been missing stork for months
are now looking into the "ma tier , and it is
believed there will be sensational develop
ments soon.
AKI-'IKJIS TI1K I.O\Viil COURT.
jf
nmtor Tlim's I.lhel Mult Titsucil Upon by
tlm IIIKlirst Stutn Authority.
DBS Mom : * , Dot 10. [ Special Telegram
oTiiB 13ii : : . ] The Judgment of the Tavlor
ounty district court , pissed on II. M. 15ul-
el , the well known demozr.itio newspaper
orrespondont , for libeling Senator George
j. Finn , was alllrmed in the supreme court
.his morning , nnd it now looks as though
nelvel will have to UquHato the § 503 Iluo
mposcd upon him. During the session of
ho last general assembly Uelvel made an
mack upon Senator Finn because the latter
cd the discussion ef the prohibition forces
gahmt the ( Intoll local option bill , and in
ho course of ono of those articles he re-
erred to the senator nsii "libertine and a
drunkard. " Later the senator and the cor
espondent had a conflict in the si'imto
hanibor. during which Uolvel was "floored. "
ustico Klmio dissented from tlio opinion of
ho supreme court on the ground Dint the
ndicttnent was void , boc.tu.so the grand jury
vi3 ; in his opinion Illegal , being one short o'f
the required number.
Other decisions rendered are : Harriet
lobinson et a ! , appellants , against George
W. Jones , Dnbun.ua district , plaintiffs' ap
ical afllr.ncd , defendant's aupcal reversed ;
. .uella I ) . Lowe , adailnislratrix , etc. , against
-ho - Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha
laihvay company , appellant , Oaccola < iu-
, rict , alllrmed ; Daniel ISvuns against W. II.
McICcnna , appellant , MahasKii district , re
versed ; James II. Love & Co. against Koss ,
Crawford & Graham , C. 11. Koss , John
Crawford and W. F. Graham , appellants ,
Dallas district , affirmed ; W. E. Webb
igalnstlJ. F. IJ.iili ct al , appellants , Taylor
listrlet , afllrmed ; Anna Ilensor , appellant ,
tcalnst Marion Sharman , 1'olk district , re
versed ; M Mcaghcr , niijielhint , ngalnst
Courtney Drtiry et al. 1'alo Alto district ,
ifiirmcd ; Emma IJ. Nichols against A. W.
J'hoimts , appellant , Floyd district , affirmed ;
Ora N. Wilcox- against Sarah B. WIlcoxet
il , appellants , Mahuskadistrict , modified and
ulllnnod ; C. L. Hrowu , appellant , ngalnst
j ellx Unrtin et at , T ueas district , afllrmed ;
n the matter of the estate of Elizabeth P.
Conrad , deceased , DCS Moines district ,
aflirmcd.
' Charged \vllli a Surliius Crime.
OTTVMW.la. . , Oct. 10. ( Siiecial Telegram
; oTiiB BBE.J Ed Walton of the merchant
police of this city was arrested Saturday
light on an : .nlo mortem statement of Alis.s
Cook of Eddyvillc , charging him with performing -
forming a criminal operation , Site died
Saturday. Ho was arrested for murder , and
.ho angered Eddyvillo fiti/.ens nearly
mobbed him yesterday. Ho was brought to
this city safely. The preliminary hearing
will bo held tomorrow. The girl's statement
also affirms that N. 1C. liarton of liloomlieU
caused her downfall. Ho was also arrested ,
but managed to escape nnd is in hiding.
Theio is great excitement hero also. Walton
has few friends and ulohmco by a mob is
feared.
Ottniiiwa IMItur Fatally Hurt ,
OTTIJMWA , la. , Oct. 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Hr.K.J Sum S. Sherman , editor
of the Daily Republican of this city , whllo
riding a bicycle today was thrown under an
electric car and fatally injured ,
ICIHH Muriltir Trlnl.
IXIIEl'BNMIBNCK , la. , Oct. 10. [ SpOClltl Tol-
otrrain to Tun HCK.J- The trial of Murtin
May of Aurora for wife murder was begun
tHC NEXT MORNINO I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW ANO MY COMPLEXION IB BETTER.
My doctor ears It wt gently on the uomerh ,
liver and kldnpis.nml h a jileiumnt laxative. Tills
drink U made from lieibi. nnrt In prepared for Una
nseuliraitca. lUi called
LAMES MEDICINE
AHdrUKelKUnelll' at6Gc.anclllmi > : iCkRKii. If you
C. ESTEB ,
14 , N. Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Olllce 01 TKI.KIMIONl'.S ItCBlduiU'o
in dlssrlot onv \ : i.-i ! > , A jury bin ? M
It will Illmtj 'nit sill t'i iv e . M\v Is ; \
railway iwitou bsjn , snd 1 * ullojrnl o h vo
kllUil IiU wfn Iri it ft * , of tt-n ( > .M r.tgo , til * *
result of \totr. tle ftMi'i | l.
t : lnn tTiipe > ttln .
, < VS. 10. - | 8peo.- l Tnlrnr.trn to
THE HBR.I--OH Oi'tober 'JO nr. : tirllo.iion ;
\vlll be ntaiti' at .St. I'.v.il before J'J iff. Outtl-
\ \ eof \ \ the United StMri eoort f.iPtii'O'
colv r for Iho l'acii > Sii.nt l.lno rilirrny ,
nmnlnif from Sicmv City ir 5 miles ' .vpn to
O'Neill. It will bent tlio ! : ; stinco : of tie !
crm'Uors of the roail , Mho \\lll ntk thst
JmigoVnrvlilf Hough of HI. LotlN 'jc ' np-
pointed. This 1 < tbo western o\t nslin of
the Sioux t'itj' & Northern ro.id. | ) : tft of the
.1. ,1. Hill system , of whU'li lloini ; ) has
nlriiadv bL-o-t niipolnti-'l ' ivot-lvor. Al t'.io '
llnio Itvlli In ; nMcoil Hint HoURh bo tp-
rcv'clvor of tbo * 'ls ' gurt lllvor
ilililce coinpanv , whU'li owns the i-onmvt.'Mi
link b twi-on the twn lines. Tlili 'vhl , it
Hiniih In rontrol of : ill llio rnllf-init pifircitv
inlxc.tlpln tlioirnlon l < otn : .nut Tnii ; i vn-
lun.v failure li ; < u sptlnvUcunrK is tlr : li-j-al
tiioinborof tbo dlfoi-ttn-y of the t'oiniri'fuii
Trust I'otnpan.v.liiih is ri-ortriinlylni ; the
proportiiH bciv tinitoi1 0110 coinpii-y. tin-l thn
iiiovi < is oonslilwcd as u stop In the tllfviloii
of ivorganlz ttionutli the irci'.ltors ' at tlio
heatl.
_
Arrcitril utt tuwt r.illtnr.
llL'NuiIn. . , Oi"t. -i.Spoeltil ToloRi-ntn
to Tun lni.j-Tho ) : poIltiiMl light in this
county tins rosuUcil in an alloRotl i-.t'.o of
rrlminnl libel. J. It. Pttn-oll of tbo Unnlnp
Koportur was nrrestdl toilny on \vtirr.tnt
sworn out by ,1. C. MoUnbo. nil tor of tbo
tapnn Obsorvor. Tlio suit in the ontprowtb
of tin odltovlnl in the Krportur last weolt. In
which McCnbo Is rhurgoil with liivlug ; iio-
sorted from tltoariny.
*
_
ir/.i T tint i'uitiiines.
Showers nnil Unnlnr Arc tluv I'rcdlrttout Toi-
N > 'bii : < l.i 'linliiy.
.AVAsniNntox , Oct. --l'\inv.\at for
Tuesday : For Nebraska -Partly cloudy
and sltowurs in northeast portion , i-oolor ;
ilcchloiliy feeler In northern portion ; winds
ahlftltnr lo noriliivcstcrly.
Kor lovva lAiir , rollowod by Incroasinp
clottdliK'ss anil 'ihowers In nnrtliwcnlorn portion
tion ; cooler , south wcstenv winds.
For Houtli * D.tkola Inrivasin olomlltiesa
and showers In eastern South Dakota ; ilo-
L'tdudly roolor ; variable wlnils sblftluit to
northwesterly.
l.ur.il Itccoril.
Crncr. OF Tin : WIIATIII-.H Bi niivu. OIIVIIA ,
Oct. li. ( Omaha record of tonip.'r.itin-e nnd
r.ilnf.ill comp ire I with coiTuspjiullng day of
past fouryuitrs :
Ifll3. ! IH'J'- . 1801. 18)0 ! ,
ila\linutn tetiipuiiittiro.'TliS 80 = 77O 073
illiiliiintii tuiiipi-i'atnru. . 403 tils1' ) 373
vurneutiMnnurulnru. . . (113 ( 70 = 03 = &iO
'rci'lpltatlon ' . Oil ,1)1) ) ) .00 .00
Statotnont showing tlio condition of tum-
ec-ituro.ind pro.'tpltntlon at Oai.iba for the
ay and since March 1 , 1SUJ :
Hi null toiaporaturo . fine
\i-i--.s for tlio liny . 83
lpi-k-ni-y | | .slnooMiircli 1.- . lloo
s'oniKil pi L-i-Ipltat Ion . 0 ! ) Inch
Ipflrlcney for tin- day . Hi ) inch
) ollcli3iioy slni-o .March 1 . .i > 7 Inches
Kuportn Ironi Uthur btntluiiK ut H p. in.
* 3
U
f ?
9niahi : .iiillCU-iir.
{ r.irm-y . . . . .Oil IMrl eloiuly.
Norlh I'l.itto
/ali-ntlni- 711 TS .110 I'.iitl'lomly.
no III ) .Hi ) , Oh' tr.
t. T oiiU nom li-J . ( ID clear.
it. I'.utl IIB .Oil Oil-ill- .
U.ivoiifiorl no IU .WHOle.ir.
iCuim.iBCIty tit 71 . ( Ill C'li-ni- .
louv-r its 71 ! .ODlCli'.ll- .
.ill I.nko City no ( II .1)0 ) Cli-.ir.
'Iniild ' City H'J .nit r.irt Cloudy
lelt-n.i is Ali .IIOICIlMl- .
llBinarok rl liH .00 Cli > ir.
" .t. . Vincent it r.D .ODiCli-ir
ns 7(1 ( .Olllc'lt-ar.
iIlloHCIIy no 711 . ( lkii-ni- ( ) : .
jalvoHton im 70 .01) ) HMi-.tr.
Mlsslni , '
. HUNT. Lo al Fan-ciiHt OIBpl.il.
k ' *
Pimples
Blotches
Scrofula
are all caused by
I
$ He warned ! Nature must be assisted - < >
sisted to throw oil the poisons , l-'or ( )
this purpose nothing can equal '
Nature's own assistant
A pure Vegetable Compound nf
Herbs , liarks , and Root ! ; . Contains A
"
no acids or mineral poisons.
It If ai rrllablo ns the llnnl ; nf I'liclHnil.
All tint Is rlnlmi d | i r It , It "III do. tl.CO a
kottU- . All ( Iruteltli.
llKALY A II ICE LOW ,
511 Grand Avc. , New Haven , Conn.
LUXURIANT HAIR
Isjiroduc'cd by tlio CVrirriu HCMEIIIKH wlirn
till OtlllTH fall , Till1 ulcMUHl ! tllO
cealpof Irillutliig. iinily , i-runlnl ,
ami blotchy lumiora , blliniil.ilo
tlio lulr fulilcU'H , nml ili'ituiy ml.
cronconli : Inm-ctn which fi-i-d on
the hifr , and hmicoHiicecctl vvlien
the lint plijukhuiH mul nil other
remcdlrn fall. Bold thii'ii ' liout the \torlil.
We will rsnil ynu the nu\r rlon p
Fr uch reparation CALTHOOl
frvo , and a IcKnl fuainntcc tlm ) I
I'AI.TIID.S will ICfuluir .Tour
StraUb , NtvuuctU aud Vlfor.
l-'if ft and fiav ifialiif.eJ.
Atfdroan VOH MOHL CO , .
Rll * jKirlltB AMU , tlnttruitl. Okti.
THAT HAJOF MINE
A TAIL FA HAT.
_ _
OIIAI'TRU I.
u vimr < r-'o ,
Oil A I'T KK II ,
KlttuU neil , woio wiill. looKcil well ,
OIIAl'rKIt Ml.
Still uoarlni It ,
OI1AITRK IV.
XOIIOIY hut nuo Ind thin vour.
OIIAl'VKU V.
lloilKhl llof Mlltoiilior'iir. tholuttcr.
OIIAl'TCU VI
Saved mo money ,
' .Sough sild. :
5O2 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Kuvoi vlu ; uml Adjtistab
Flower Stands
nncl
WINDOW BRACKETS
Dnrabl * . ornatnotital onil
uraL'tlc.ili uduilrud l > y uv >
ury lover of liouso jjiiinls ,
Nu tiouultt touiiro for and
keep Iilunu with thoiu.
full Hue , pot * , etc. . at
LUND BROS , ,
KU Main St.
KNOWLEDGE
contf > vl and improvement nn < J
lovuU lo iier.-oti.il enjoyment when
rightly used. The ninny , who live bet
tcr tliun others i\id ! enjoy life more , with
expenditure , by inoro promptly
the world's l st products to
tlio noeih of physical living , Mill lit let t
the value to health of the pine liquid
l.iMiUvo jiilnciplcs embraced , iu the
remedy , Syrup of Fits.
It * excellence H llilo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nlid pleas-
nut to the tnste , tlio rcficsliingniid truly
beneficial propcities of n jwrfcct laxative -
ativo ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds lienduchca Mid fevers
mm permanently curing coiftlpiitioit.
It has given siUi fui'tion to millioiiHtuid
met with the npproviil of the medical
profession , liecatuo it aeta on lite Kid-
nevs Liver and Uovvels without weak
ening them und it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substnuee.
Syrup of Figis for Ntle by nil drug-
gits in CIV nml $1 bottle.- * , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose mine is printed on every
pncVngo , ul. o Iho iiuiue , Syrup of Fig ,
and being well informed , you will not
accept any siil ) . tittito if ollrrod.
S. W. PMGLE , M. D.
Tlio Good Samritaa. 20 Tears' Eiptricnce.
UKADKH OF DISEASES OF MEN AN1
WOMT.N. PUOrillCTOH OF TUU
TVO1U.IVS 11KKHAI , HISVCH-
SA11V -MliDlClNli. .
/treat the following Diseases :
Catarrh of the Ilcad , Throat , and tunRflj Dl * .
eaBOHof the Eyonud Ear , Htsnnd Apoplexy , Ilcmrt
Disease , Liver Complaint , Kidney Coinplulnt ,
Nervous Debility , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Wcalmess. Diabetes , Erlgbfa Dl-coscet.Vltui >
Jancc. BEcmuatiLm , 1'aralyEls , Wlilto Swelling ,
Scrofula. Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the knlfo or drawing a drop of
blood. Woman with her delicate orpana re-
Htorcil to hoalth. Droroy cured without tapping.
Spsclal Attention given to private
Diseases of all kinds.
S5O to S50O forfeit fur miy Dlo-
ease I cannot euro without meroury.
Tew : Wormi removed In two or tbrco hours , or no
I > 07. lli-iuorrholils or 1'Iloa cured.
THOBK WHO AHE AFFMCTED
Will cave Ufa and hundreds of dollars by calling-
cm or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S ' HERBAL ROICINES. '
The only riiyfllcinn who cnn tell what nllO1
a person without anklug a quentlon >
All correspondence Btrictly confidential. Ucdlctal
tsesit by express. AddiCbUall lettcn to
G.W. M. Dr
Cr , " ftroiK/uvi.v , Council ISIttff.-t ,
C * * inelose ; 4 ci'nts In Htni'.n fo , ' ronly.
PAINTS.
It Paya to Paint.
It Pays to Use Good Paint.
It Pays to Look Around
And See Where You Can Buy Paints
Of All Kinds nt Koal Wholesale Pricon
I \JIL\A UUIIVUJJt
Tlialargostoxclilfivo I'lilnt. OH and Olu > 9
IIOIIEO In Ihu Missouri viillny , Is tlio only uluco
wlioro yon can liny a hill lit \mliits tor eiah : nt-
wholesale prices mul DO iisanrud thut you
got thu hcitof ovoiylhln ; ? finishes. L.uldnrs ,
1'nlnts. Oils , Ooofi ! _ , I'lumciits , I'roicoos mul
everything oltiu yon will nooil In the line thin
full uliiuhur In iirintltloi | you eiui carry
away In your hands oriti car load lotH.
Ss Scarce
und you want cvory dollar to count for ( ill
It's worth. It iiuikos no dlirorunco whctlior
you llvo llvii nillos or r > ' > 0 inllna fioin C'ounull
IllutTH , you will s.ivu nioiioy liy Inlying ut
wholesale ,
AR/T GLASS I
Ours lu the only oxehiHlvu Art Glass I'actory
Intho wustwheru you oui cot your own f.m-
UCB | worlccd niiN or thu bountiful liloas ot spa *
chit urllHts roalUud without fanuy prices.
\Vohuvo nlunty nf room , Wo carry n stock of
pinto mul all ollior kinds of uluss anil are
ronily to (111 ( ordots from Ilium p lukasox til
cui lots , ( 'onio ami sue us , ur wrto ! for oitl-
niiitun on filitto und nil other kinds
and piinitliis inuturlixl.
{ 'i- Will ch IhlHtipaco for prlcai.
Coiinoll Illnirs , Iowa.
Special /ofcIcesi I
COUHQIL Bt'JFH ' :
I/OH HAf.K-llHI ILTI > H : m in Ik H from Oouncl
1 Jlliirfu | MiHlomi-i > i will tnliu city inoi : rtr lu par
payiiu-nt. Aiidri-bb i'0.1 atuthiiiaii mii'tit. clly ,
KAKM8 H70 nuiiH , H-'J'.fO pur iicru ; BOO
IOWA , i.I'.DJ ; ; tii ) acru i. t.Ti.Oll : : IUU acres.
tlft.OJ : 100 ! irt-M , $ J3.0Ji Kt acri-H. $27.01) , I.uria
llHt of f.iniiH. fruit f.ir.nu uiKlkMrJeu luud. John
Htun i. Van I'uitiit , _
DO YOU 'xuow tliat Day k Hu n have botnii
eholcn btfrealuuln t rait ati-t trurrtuu l&ud near
llilHcltyi
A1IHTIIACT3 nnd lo nm K.inn nml r.lty propurl/
iHIUKlll UllU BUKt. I'llbcy & TIlOIII.U , COUUUl
llhillH
1 1 ARIlAOKrniiioviiil.ccsniwoN , viiultu. cliluiaoyt
VJrle.iiiul. KU llurko , at Tuylor'u vrooury , 61)
llioailway
, of l rpoiim anil fiirnlluru. cltarfltti \
MOTKl tin. hi Iowa , to cxclnniKii ( orreulilviic'ti lu
Council UluriN. AUdrcvt U. il. \VarncrvUlo ,
Ncl )