THFC OMAHA DAILY DEK ; SATURDAY , Al'llIT , 28 , 1891.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL. HLUFK3.
orrtcn - - NO. 12 p BTRBBT
I3cl\err ! < l hjr carrier to nny part of the city ,
II. W. TILTON , Manager.
\ Tni > KPIinNta : ItuilneH office. No. !
rdltur N < i 23
Ml.\0lt ,1/K.Vr/O.V.
Attend Boston store syndicate sale.
J. II. Safely , who has returned from a stay
of a couple of years In Minnesota , will KO
Into partnership with Thomas Carter In a
wagon shop In South Omaha.
Joseph Ocrcpacher , the 9-year-old ron o
Tony Ocrspnchcr , met with rather n serlou
accident vestcrday by falling from a tree
The surgeons had to take several stitches.
Joint meeting of St Alban's lodge No 17
nnd Concordla No. G2 , KnlghtB of Pythias
this evening for work In the second am
third degrees. All members requested to bt
present.
The shoe store of Chris Larson , 00. Soutl
Mnln Mroot , was broken Into by burglars
Thursday night. The front window was
( imaslicd In and all the shoes on cxhlbltlot
were taken.
The police have eighteen shirts and three
) > alM of sockH , for which they wont to iliu
nn owner. They wcro found In n vacan
house at the corner of Twenty-ninth avenue
nnd Eleventh street.
John W. Mlkescll commenced a suit In the
district court yesterday against John N
Shcfllcr for $303. In his petition ho alleges
that Schofllcr Is about to dispose of his
property to defraud his creditors , and he
mics out a writ of attachment.
Yesterday was Arbor day , but no notice
was taken of the fact. The banks and busi
ness houses went on with their work us
though nothing had happened , nnd there
A\as no demonstration even In the city
schools.
Mary , wife of George C. Hanscn , died
yesterday morning at 8 30 o'clock of con
sumption , after n nine months' Illness , agci !
28 years The funeral will bo held at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence
810 South Sixth street , Rev. Mr. Muthlson
ofllclatlng.
Owing to the absence of the pistor. the
pulpit of Broadway Methodist Eplscopa
church will be occupied tomorrow mornliif ,
by Rev J. J. Farley , and In the cveiiliu
Rev John Askln of the Coiigrogatlonn
church will deliver one of his Interestlnn
pulpit lectures.
The 3-months-old child of Mr and Mrs
CJeorge Miller died at 10 o'clock Thursday
night after a twelve days' Illness. The
funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at
2 30 o'clock from the late residence. 01C
Fourth avenue , nnd the remains will be
burled In Falrvlcw.
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The Imperial Fire Insurance company of
London Is one of the largest and strongest
board companies In the world. Lougee &
Towle. 235 Pearl street , are solo agents In
Council Bluffs for this company.
IIINNI : > O.V nuos.
hiiturdiiy'H H\K \ lliirgiilim-MiultlntoslieH !
.MiukliitoslH'fil !
The big sale of ladles' mackintoshes Is
today , Saturday. They will be hold at
nearly one-half regular retail price
$5 00 and $6 00 ladles' mackintoshes. In
navy blue and black , wide wale diagonal ,
will go Saturday at only $3 33 each.
$7 BO. $8 00 and $9 00 ladles' mackintoshes
1n navy blue and blnck , Imported fine berge ,
nl $4.91 each.
$1200 and $1500 mackintoshes at $ S.9S.
Come for n macklnto'h today.
BIG RIBBON SALE.
10.000 yards of all pure silk , gros grain
nnd mo'ro ' ilbbons , all colors , Nos. 4 , 5 , 7 ,
9 and 12 , at i"fec , fie and lOc yard.
The best values we ever offered In ribbons
Visit our cloak department Some special
values In ladles' capes at $2 DO and $3 98 ,
worth nearly double.
Council Bluffs.
Death Is an unb'ddenlsltor. . Will he call
tomorrow , next week , next month , or next
year ? ask yourself. If so , have I made
such provision for those depending on me as
I ought ? The Bankers Life association of
Dos Molnes affords such protection that you
ran go to bed every night feeling perfectly
secure. It Ir thoroughly trustworthy , yet on
account of Its Income from reserve ( $1,244-
240,03) ) the cheapest In cost.
W. O. WIUT. Agent.
Cole & Cole glvo a $1.50 cook book
with every Now Process steve sold. The
genuine New Process bakes better , makes
loss odor and Is the hanJsotnest stove made.
New asbestos oven retains all the heat.
When you como to the best hose for sprink
ling the lawn It Is the Maltese Cross. You
can always get this and lighter grades In
rubber and cotton hose at IJIxby's , 201' Main
etreet ,
Domestic soap breaks hir < \ water.
7'7 : SOA.II'Alt t < ! lt.U > lli.
Tlev. II. P. Dudley has gone to Des Molnes
on business.
Mrs. W. J. Davenport and Mrs. II. S.
Jones ara visiting friends for a few days In
Crcston , Iu.
Charles I ) . Fullen , United States district
attorney for the Southern district of lovv.i ,
was In the city yesterday.
L. Zurmuehlcii , Jr. , the city clerk , has re
turned from a two w cells' trip to Springfield ,
Akron and other Ohio points.
J. II. Purcell , editor of the Dunlap Re-
potter , one of the well known newspaper
men of western Iowa , called on The llee
yesterday.
Phil M. Crockett , the postmaster at Coin ,
la. , was In the cltyycsterday _ attending to
the sale of some of'hls blooded stock. Ho
disposed of a $2,000 team to an Omaha mer
chant and two or three speedy roadsters to
Council Illuffs parties.
12xi Itcini'iit Continues.
Tor one day more , at 101 to 40ri Broad
way , with a change of program for today ,
and that Is WASH GOODS. Each window
of the Iloston Store contains four distinct
bargains us represented In show window ,
and will be > one of the special features for
today's trade.
\Vlillo other barglans In the different de
partments are still numerous , and now
goods arriving dally , which will add greatly
to the advantage of SYNDICATE SAKE now
going on
rOTIIEUINGIIAM , WHITELAW & CO ,
_ Council Illuffs , In.
CiirnNliiiicntH Muni Stop In Iciuu
In n short time , as Iowa has passed n law
against them. This Is your last chance to
collect jour accounts before the law goes
'nto fore" . The Nassau Investment company
has reduced Its charges anil will guarantee
collections against persons not living In
Iowa , but who are employed by EOIIIO rail
way , express or telegraph company having an
agent In Iowa. Write at once for terms and
references , Council Illuffs.
I iirniuii Work.
Mr W J Lautcrwasser , well known to bo
one of the best fmnaco men In this section ,
has engaged with P C He Vol. Ho and John
Scott will work together , and It goes with
out saying that whatever they do will bo
perfectly dime. Now Is a good time to look
tip the furnace question.
Mojers-Durfce Purnlture company , 336 , 33S
Ilroadway , headquarters for bargains and
flue furniture.
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Rvorybody knows Dnvls snlls drugs.
The laundries USD Domestic soap.
Members of the Union Veteran legion and
other * Intere-utiid In holding Decoration u\-
srclscs ut Walnut Hill cemetery on May 30
will meet at Western Iowa college ut 8
o'clock Saturday evening , April L'8.
Wo are too busy to write nds. , but price
and quality nro what tell. Wa do not sell
goods from samples , but carry them right
In Block , and vvlllfdupllcato or beat prices
made by any other houses In this vicinity.
Council muffs Carpet Co.
Bee the now art goods at Mrs. Ntlen' .
Jarvls Wlno Co. , Council Bluffs.
leap outlast * cheap soip. _
XTIMt'P IMW\1I fniMT/Mt 111 ITPPH
MS 1'ROll ' COtXCIL BUM'S '
Knlghta of Labor Pass Resolutions Denounc
ing Jackson's Treatment of Kelly ,
SHERIFF IIAZEN COMES IN FOR A ROAST
Thry Dctlnro Unit tlir Authorities Trrntri
din liKliiMrl.il Army nlth .Mure
llarnlini'KH 1 linn U n Nrrcntnry
Undcrtho Clriiiiiiiliinr ) * .
To shnw tlmt tlio resolutions adopted by a
few merchant ! ) at this city assembled In tlic
League club rooina III 3 other day do not ex
pro 8 tlio unanimous feelings of the people o
Council Illilffs.the Knights of I.abor , nt thcl
regular meeting Thttr day night , adopted the
following resolutions *
\Vherenn. On the ICth day of April , U9I
a body of American vvorklngmen , proceed
Ing on a pilgrimage to the sent of govern
mcnt of the United State * of Amorlwi to
tin- purpose of making Himdry repicscntu
tlons to their representatives In snld gov
eminent concerning remedies for illHtie s
existing In the localltleH from vvhi'ncu the >
come , tu rived In Council JIlulTH , nnd
WhuraiH , Frank I ) . Jackson , at tiroacm
gov ei not of the state of IO\MI , In allowing
himself to be Inllucnced by fulHc representn
tlons of dlverH pprHons , among whom was
the shurlff of I'ottiuvnttanilu county , him
self Inlluenced by the repreKcntatlves o
certain ralltoad corpointloiis to state to the
mild governor that n Herlous danger VVIIH
threnti'lied by thu approach of this body o
peaceable American citizens to the borders
of our state , or a portion of the mime , am
attempted to teriorlzc the wild body o
pllgrlnls and offered them divers and nun
dry IndlgnltleH , notably \vhen lit- placed tin.
.suit ! mllltla on guard over their camp , am
again when the Mild mllltla by force o
arms prevented them from o > c-upvlng i
Hheltcr , which had been grnnte'd them ex
plicitly by the owner , a cltl/en of Control
Uluffs , thus forcing them to encounter oiii ,
of the Heverest storms of tlio season , with
out Hheltcr or HUlllclent clothing , thereby
endangering their health and even placing
their lives In jcopatdy , tiltliough he Imi
for suvc'inl duyn had ocular evidence of
the law-abiding rharatter and pe.ici-able In
tentions of the said Iwdy of plIgiltnM , vvhlil
Increased the wanton and b.itbarous clnr-
actot of this tieatnii'til , and
Whereas , In the eapnclt > of men making
a pl llgi Image for an avowedly pcaeeablo
and patriotic purpose , at a distance ft on
home , and out of employment through nc
fault of their own , they are entitled b > al
the cUHtoms and tiadltlons of manUInd
pxemplllled through the entire period ol
the history of nations since the earllCHt
dawn of civilization , to the utmoHt d"gtee
of hospitality at our hands IIH a civilized
people , and
Wheioan , The corporations owning the
railroads running from Council UlulTs to
Chicago , and holding their authority for
thus maintaining anil managing a highway
clltectly ftotn the people , and enriched by
means of privileges thus gt anted , when re
quested by the Bald govtrnot , on behalf of
the people , to co-operate with him In futnlsh-
Ing the said pilgrims with means of trans
portation on their journev , did , by theli
tepresentatlves , positively refuse to do imj-
thlng to telleve thelt want In this res
pect , and In one Instance stated the most
barbarous proposition that the men who
would dale to attempt to use the means
of tt importation on the line of a certain
railroad , would be met with a colliding
engine to wreck theli tialn , regardless of
any loss of life which might ensue , and
thla after their evcty leanest In this mat
ter had been nc ceded to by the governor
with the most abject servllltj , now , there
fore be It
He-solved. 11 y local -assombly No. 1.300
of the Noble and Ilolv Order of Knights
of Labor of Council muffs , that the nld
Krunk D Jackson , acting In his capacity
of govetnor of the state of Jowa , has , by
his actions , as recited above , done \lolence
to all the tiadltlons of hospitality among
men , and caused us to blus-h for hit. actions ,
which have dlshonoted our state In the
character of Its executive.
Hewolvod , fuithet , That we icgaid the
action of the rallioad corporations , to a
gtcat extent the beneficiaries of the people ,
as most reprehensible and a complete argu
ment In favor of the icsumptlon by the
ffovetnmcnt , on behalf of the people , of all
their privileges of ftanchlse and the acqui
sition of their property ttndei the right of
eminent domain , thus placing the ownership
and management of lallioudu In the hands
of the people , where all highwavs belong.
ttesolved , further. That we unqualifiedly
favor the objects of the Industrial army , as
set forth In the utterances of Its' leaders.
ard commend them to the good olllces of
our representatives In congress , with the
e\picss Injunction upon them that they
give these men a lespectful hearing and
grant theli requests In the matter of legis
lation.
Koholvcd , further. That we gladlv place
upon record out feeling of admiration for
the > character of Charles T. Kelly , In charge
of the Industilal aiiny , and bid him god
speed , w hlle we commend the good sense
of his followers In selecting such a leader
and their spirit of Intelligent subordination
In following his direction In gcncial and
detail under clieumstanccs which try com
manders and Mibordlmites alike.
Hesolved , Fuither , that we earnestly ex-
hoit our fellow men , Mho eatn their bread ,
to forego all political partlzun alliances
and unite for the purpose of advancing
the Intel ests of humanity , and as one first
step secure the elevation to all positions
of legislative nnd executive power such
men , and only such , as coming from the
people , will serve the people , nnd not the
absotblng classes , which being accom
plished there can be no more tepubllcan
Jnckpons for governors , neither democratic
llnzens for shcrllfs.
Hesolved , I'uither , that these resolutions
be furnished the press of Council Hlnffs
for publication , and also the livening News
of Omaha nnd Journal of Knights of Knbnr ,
and a copy fet warded to Chatles T , Kellv ,
commanding the Industrial army , now
entoute for Washington , I ) , C.
TREASURER WICKHAM REPORTS.
Kd Wlckhnm , treasurer of the "committee
of public charity" appointed by the eltbens'
meeting held at the opera house , made his
flml report yesterday of the amounts col
lected and dlsbui&ed. The amount under
the head of contributions does not Include
anything but what was raised at the opera
house , no mention being made of any other
contributions , as they did not pass through
the hands of the committee. This report ,
consequently , gives no Idea as to the amount
of assistance furnished Kelly and his nrmy
by Council Uluffs , for most of It was handed
by the donor directly to Kelly. The follow
ing Is the report-
"Greater expense- has been Incurred In the
removal of Kelly's army than was nnt'ci-
pated by any one. The committee , leall/lng
that there would bo a deficit , made formal
application to the city council to aid In
liquidating the Just claims against the com
mittee. Ily a unanimous \oto of the councilmen -
men our claim was rejected , thus citabllsh-
Ing a rule and precedent to bo followed by
our present council. How closely they will
follow It the people will watch with Intercbt
The following shows disbursements and re
ceipts verified by receipted bills
"Disbursements 1'rov Isions purchased
$1S10 | ; trnnapoitatlon bills , fll.110 , tele
graphing. $2071 ; total , $31775 ; contribu
tions at opera house , $23082 , deficit , made
up by cltl/ons and committee. $11091.
"Tho nbavo docs not Include pcrbonnl ex
penses Incurred by members of the commit
tee A few of our citizens have stepped
forward and relieved the committee from
the burden of making up nil the deficit All
claims against the committee lm"o now been
mid I ted and fully pild Hoping our com
munity may never bo aflllcted with a sim
ilar calamity , wo cheerfully beir witness to
the great generosity of our people.
"G A. WICKHAM. Treasurer "
The bill for transportation Includes the
cost of carrying out most of what was fur
nished by Omaha , as well as what came
from the city The Omaha contributors )
liad their provisions brought to Council
Bluffs , and tlio committee then paid for car
rying the provisions along with the nrmy.
A fmnrltn for CongliH anil Cold * .
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy U the best
medicine for coughs and colds we have- eve *
sold , " bays 8. Keel ft Son at Cold Hun , Ky
It Is n favorite because It can always bo
depended upon. It loosens a cold , relieves
the lungs and effects a permanent cupe
Whooping cough Is not dangcroun when this
lomody Is freely given , as U liquifies the
tough mucus and and makes It easier to ex-
lectorate. 25 and 50-cent bottles for sale
jy druggists. _
Gas cooking stoves for rent nnd for s.ilu
at Gas To.'s office.
Washerwomen use Doirestlo soap.
limit in hh.leii flood * ,
Frank Carroll and William IJutts , n pair
of worthies who have hud long and monotonous
onous records In police circles , are occupying
cells In the city jail as the result of their
being found with some property tlmt did
not beloug to them. Carroll tried to tell
aotno stuff nt a pawn slup nnd It was Tf-
ognlrid ait belonging to n man nninrd Wll-
con , who cooks nt Uokcmpcr'n saloon on
Broadway. Ho was nailed by the pollen ,
but dcnltd having stolen the stuff , claiming
It had been given to him by lltitts. Ilutts
was thereupon arrested and jailed on the
charge of larceny nnd burglary , while the
charge that stands opposite Carroll's name
on the police court records Is receiving
stolen property. The property was stolnn
from Wilson's room over the saloon where
he works. Ilutts has been out of jail for
only three vvecki , his last escapade being
the robbing of William Oronoweg'a clothes
line , which cost htm thirty dn"g. Last
owning Carroll gave his fellow prisoners
another Interesting exhibition of snakes.
I'rollt mill Lou.
When one person loses another Is sure
to gnln In the transaction. All the Klnnehnn
stock boot ? and shoes will be sold nt retail
at GOc on the dollar. 23 Main street.
100,000 pansles In bloom. Now Is the
time to plant. Come and see them. J. V ,
Wllcox. 1132 n , , Tierce.
For cobs go to Cox , 10 M\ln street. Tele
phone 48. _ _ _ _ _
Show cases , carpets and furniture for
sale at Woman's exchange , 18 Pearl street.
nil } vour drugs nnd paints at Moisill's
drug stores , 134 and 712 n roadway.
The } \ \ < re Mint Oilt.
A suit was commenced In the district
court } csterday for the purpose of knocking
out the assignment of the Neola firm of
Hcrmscn & Loobcy. and giving all the
creditors a chnnce to como In nnd get their
pro rata share of the company's effects.
Ollmorc & Ruhl are the plaintiffs , and J. O.
Hardslcy , the assignee , Hermscn & Loobcy ,
James Loobcy and the Hank of Neola arc
innde defendants. In the petition the idaln-
tlffs cite that April 3 , 1881 , they procured
In the superior court of this city two Judg
ments , aggregating $ GC7 , which wore trans-
crlpted to the district court. They further
clto that February last the firm of Hermsen
& Loohey was Insolvent , and that It owed
the plaintiffs about $ C 000 for goods bought.
On that day the defendants executed a
chattel mortgage on the stock and fixtures
In favor of James Loobey , n relative of one
of the firm , and assigned all book accounts ,
bills re-nlvable nnd notes to the Rink of
Nerin thus shutting out all other creditors.
The plaintiff * claim that these instruments
wcro executed without consideration and
fraudulently , and they ask tlmt they bo set
nslde.
Get prices of Shugnrt & Otiren , leading
seedsmen , Mason'o temple , Council Bluffs.
Evans Laundry company. Shirts , collars ,
and cuffs a specialty , 520 Pearl street , Tel.
290. Reasonable rates for family work.
Millinery ; latest styles ; reasonable prices.
Miss Ragsdalo , 10 Pearl street.
While you are paying for laundry why not
get the best ? The Caglo laundry solicits n
trial and Invl'e * comparison. Telephone 157.
Jarvls Wlno Co. , Council Bluffs , la. , agent
Jarvls 1S77 brandy , wines and liquor.
THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF ZOLA'S
POWERFUL STORY , "LOUHDES , " WILL
APPEAR IN THE SUNDAY BEE TOMOR
ROW.
co r.v A in : . i rr.its < : uir. r r.
Mr. and 31 r * . I'oHtcr of tlio Omith.i ( Jung
Convicted ut lliiltlmorc.
BALTIMORE , April 27. In the case of
Mr. and Mrs. Foster , on trial for sweating
coins , the Jury has returned a verdict of
guilty as to both husband and wife , with a
recommendation to the mercy of the court.
Sentence was suspended.
How a Chicago Mini U'aH Cured of Jthcn-
inatlHin.
Mr. John Hall of 9235 Commercial avenue ,
Chicago , met with a serious accident for
which ho used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
freely , with the best results. "But now , "
says Mr. Hall , "comes Ihe best part of my
story. For many years I have been quite n
sufferer with rheumatism , with stiffness of
the joints. Since the application of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm , all symptoms of rheu
matism Imvo disappeared ; In fact I believe.
that It has banished every trace of rheuma
tism from my system. " For sale by drug
gists.
Presbyterian general assembly at Sara
toga , N. Y. , May 17. Delegates to this as
sembly will consider their Interests by tak
ing one of the fast through trains on the
Nickel Plate road from Chicago. Elegant
buffet sleeping cais on all through trains.
Depot Clark and 12th streets. City ticket
ofllce 109 Clark street , Chicago.
] ? r.izlllun Insurgents Ksriipe.
BUENOS AYRES , April 27. All tno Bra
zilian Insurgents , Including Admiral da
Gama , who were detained on board the
Portuguefco warships , Imvo succeeded In
escaping. _
CloBn Cornice tlons.
For New York , Philadelphia and Boston ara
made by the Burlington's "Vestlbuled
Flyer , " which leaves Omaha dally at 4.15 p.
m. for Chicago.
City Ticket Office , 1324 Farnam street.
Organi7lng a Detroit Army.
DETROIT , April 27. James Eldredgo of
San Francisco opened headquarters for re-
Children Cry for
s Castoria.
Children Gryfor
P3 tr 's Castoria-
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Thfa extra-
onllnnry Ko- Constipation ,
Jurcuatar 13
Fnlllng Sen-
i h o m o H t -
wonderful entlonii.Ntrv-
discovery of oustvltehlnn
Jho OKC. It of the ejcn
and other
has been
on-
] u ts.
derail
by the
StretiBthons ,
title men of InvlKorutea
Hurope nud an I tones the
America. on Iruiyktem.
Hudyan la lludyaii cutcs
purely vego Deb lllty ,
Nervousness ,
Hudyan stops KinUsloiis ,
Prematureness and devclop < a
Of tllO ( I I 8- and restart s
charge In 20 weak oitana.
dms. 1'alna In the
Piirea
beck , losses
LOST by any or
MANHOOD nlehtstoppcd
' * " "
M'
lulckly. Over 2,000 private endorsements
I'remntureness menus Impotcnoy In the
Irst HtaKi. ' U IH a symptom of nemlmil
\eakness und Imrreniutii. It can lie
mopped In 'M da > a by thu use of Hudyun ,
Tlie new discovery VVIIH iniulf by the Hpec-
of tlu old famous HudHon .Medical
nfctltule. U Is the Htronyc t vltallzer
nadu. It Is very powerful , but harmless ,
> old for 51. W u pucknio or Blx packnxoa
or S5.00 ( plain nailed lioxts ) . Wrlttu.i
Ktiarantee Riven for n cure. If you buy
Ix boxen and are not entirely cuied , six
nore will be sent to vou free nf till chnr es.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Adc'reH3
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
032 Mui-IiotSti Sail Irauoijco , Cal.
crullliiR Coxcy'n nrjny , qt imrolt Jit
pokc hcforo the OV.itrai1 I ibor union ami
nld ho vvna one of TIio""brKnnlzcrH of the
San I'rnnclsco nrmy nmv ( ravelins eimtvvnrd ,
Thi Inbor union took * tietfon endorsing thr
movement and ninny rectuUa are expected ,
rrrftldrnt'i *
. WASHINGTON , Ap J 1"7. The president
today sent to the senate the following nomi
nations : -i n
Justice Harry H , tjrlKKS , to bo attorney
of the United States fpr the western district
of Wisconsin , ,
Nasbys rietcher A. Cultreo , Eureka ,
Cal. ; John 0. Mlllcr lUkersncld , Cal.
llltll'iilliirr In tli.VI'itliliit ; Tnulc.
N13W YORK , April ) Ur-Hcnry Newmnn
& Co. , Importers of clothing supplies at fl2S
and CIO IJroadwny.1 "avi mndo nn aaslgn-
incut to Nathaniel Myers of IG Wall street
The firm Is the largest In the trade , and
the failure Is said to Involve $1,000.000.
/oht'M "t.otirdt'H "
THi : THIRD INSTALMENT OK KOLA'S
roWKIlFUL STORY. "LOURDKS , " WILL
AIM'HAR IN THi : SUNDAY HKU TOMOR
ROW.
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Itrotlicr nnd Htatir llriiuiicil ,
HKLFJNA , Mont. , April 27. Kdward Ryan ,
Jr. , nnd his sister , Nellie , from near Houldcr ,
were swept by water In a slough near Three
1'orka nud drowned ,
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KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement nnC
Iciula to personal enjoyment when
rightly uscu. The many , who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
hii.\l.ti"g tha T.'orld's best product1) to
the nccua of physical being , will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
lr.xativo piincipl a cmbiaced iu the
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable und pleas
ant to the taste , tlio refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a jxjrfe'ct lax
ative ; ciTcctimily cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , headaches ami levers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession , bt'cause it acts on the Kid
ney. , Liver and Bowels without'weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for bale by all drug
gists in GOc ana § 1 boHles , but it is man
ufactured by the .Cdifornia Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose nanle is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will not
ncrept any substitute if ifieroa.
DRS.
BETTS
AND
BETTS.
E. v. DAVIS , m. B , ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
all forms of
NERVOUS , CHHONIC AND PRIVATE
DISEASES
We cure speedily and permanently all di
seases of the generative organs , also kidney ,
bladder , blood , skin and stomach tioubles.
Femate weaknesses , Impalied memory ,
night emissions , etc.
Our principles and assistants have all
made life studies of our specialties
CONSULTATION FREE.
Send 4-cents for our new 120 page book.
Call or adds ess with stamp ,
BETTS
119 South i4th St. , Omaha.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD Ci ;
1408 Farnam Street ,
Retail Druggists
and purveyors of
Medical Supplies.
Invalid Chairs ,
Supporters ,
Atomizers ,
Sponges ,
Batteries ,
Water Bottles ,
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO.
UOS FARNAM ST.r Opposite Paxton Hotel.
The
Chocolat = Merrier.
His reasons are t
Tea ntul Coffee rreate nervousness with
a people too nervous already ;
Bitter Chocolates are not lit to make a cup
of chocohtc ; cheap ( sweet ) chocolates are
impure , hence injurious ;
COCOA is no more like CHOCOLATE
tlnn Skimmed Milk is like Cream.
Cliocolat-Menler is an exquisite Vanilla
Chocolate'as nourishing as meat , as low
priced as other beverages , and far superior.
Ask for yellow wrapper. Your grocer has it
PARIS | Rfi fj\9 \ B R LONDON
C ! ) Mubiuh AT. , CUa v- ! > U \ \ ' . Uruiuhiaj-X !
IT IS TIME TO GET WELL ,
All Nature Takes a New Start--New Sap Runs in the Trees and
New Blood Courses Through the Veins--in Spring Take Paine's
Celery Compound , the One Remedy That Cures.
Everything Is upward striving ,
'TIs DS i.itiy now for the lip-irl lo be true
As for Holds to be green or Kle to bo
blue ;
'TIs the proper way of living.
All nnlmntp nature feels the touch of
spring. Nature has her great spring clean
ing days. The birds get new plumage , the
fish put on their fresh , glistening , scaly
armor , new streams of fresh wntor start
from the ground ; there arc new buds and
livelier sap , and In the human body the
heart throbs with fuller , stronger beats.
It Is a senpon of grnlt ihango * .
At no time dining the > enr l the body
fco Inclined lo gel lid of old , diseased con
ditions , chronic f rknecs nnd d < > ep-seited
disorders of the vital orpin * .
It Is for thes" reasons that Palue's celc'v
compound , the most famous nctvo regulator
Steam and Hot Watr Hooting for
Roskloncos and Buildings.
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main , 20IJ Pearl Streets , Council
BlutTs , Iowa.
FOR T1IE1
InelmrROof tlioSlstors of Morpy , ,
This renowned Institution U sltn uo.l nn the
high bluffs bio of and ovei iooiclu.5 the city of
Council llluirs. The spielois grounds. Its
high locitlon nnd splendid vlow. tn iko It a
most pleasing retro it for the alllletod. A st iff
ofom neat physicians ind u largo corp * of e *
ucrloucoU r.ur = es minister to tlio comforts of
hopitlouts. fcpoclal care given to lady pa-
tcnlE.
TERMS MODERATE.
For pai Honiara nupW n
SSSTER SUPERIOR
CoimMl BlaU Iom
Frank Street - - - ,
IMPORTANT
TO
Real Esfafe and Loan Agents
The Western Mortgage Adjustment Co. .
of Toi > eka , Kansas , has for sale the names
und addiess of over 30,000 Eastern Investois
In properties , mortgages , notes und bonds.
Prices to-wlt 100 names $1000 , 1,000 names
$7500 , 5,000 and upwards ut special rates.
Each and every one of them are guaian-
teeil to be just as repicsented.
The following are the dliectors and offl-
ceis of the above named company :
Hnn A. K Hoilgcis , TicMinuier Bhawneu Co ,
-I'nslilrnt.
Hun. .Inlm II. Mulvnne.Piwmuiit Missouri
d KnnwiM 1 < IcpliuiiB Co. nnj 11 ink of To-
Kit , ' 1 It IFUIPl.
Hnn. S J. I ! r. c-N-ncclstoi of Denis hlia -
nte lo , KniiMiK. Kecrctiuj
Hon. Tames I. Klnif , e\-rostnnsler of the Cll >
nf Tt > p.ka , KniifaH.
Hon.Vm. . HlBKlns , cx-fecietniy of Sluto.
Send your offerings dliect to the Investor.
If you get one customer from each 100
names } ou me well paid. "
The Western Mortgage Adjustment Co. .
TOPEKA , KANSAS.
DYEING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND DRY CLEANING.
bend foi Circular and Puce I.lst.
Council Bluffs , - - Avonno A ami 26th St
Oimiliu , ! . " ) - ! Itanium Street.
QEO. P. SANFQRD , A. W. RICKMAH ,
Piesldent. U.uhlor.
Firs ! Nationa
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , I own.
Capital , . - $100 , 01)1) )
Profits , - . - 12,000
Olio of the olili'Ht 1) inkH 111 tlin HI Itn ot low i Wo
Hollell > our iHiHliiu-w an I colli'clluiiH WupiyfS
} v r ivnt un llmi > lie-limits vVowlllbj
bee ami brnu jou
n Attoriu j - t-lnw I'r L-
. b ( too lo t tin ftiiitn unit
eoiirt . KnnniH yll-7-H-l > , Miugnrt
bliiui > , < niliiril Binds , In
JXlolicasj
COUNCIL BLUFFS ;
13O 1OU KNOW THAT DAY & HUSH IIAVJJ
tome choice taruulns In fruit uucl buiiliiii
land ntai tills city ?
GAiuuai : nnnovED , CESSTOOIA VAULTS ,
ctilnint B cleaned. 1M Ilurltc , ut T.ijloi-'a
crocir ) , ( Iu IJroaJu-uy.
AllbTHACTH AND LOANS. TAHM AND
city property bought and Bald. J'usty A
Tliomat Cuuncll lllurr * .
1 WANT AT O.Nl'IJ TUN OOQD HAUISMIIN
tO Kfll KHIOorlfH , ulU , rtC , tO CUIIBUIntTN , X30 < IH
fuaruiilml llrul chiBb In e viry it'inil , niliilit
uiul < | tiullt ) Cull on or mlilreH , O. H Upper-
ken , Iteveiu HOUHC , Council lllurts.
I'AHTrilAdi : , nitHT-l'I.AhH. KOIt 10) HIIAIJ
lit HliKK , lllinllt 3 mlliH mil til of luwn Cattle ,
12 73 tu J < (10 ( , hnrnpH. II 00 lo (7 W fur Kriinoi ) .
May 1 to ouuhvr IS , K < l tnuti In ilmi-tca of
Htock , plenty wilt ttntl uutci. I.
Juilwin , 'J-'i tin avenue , or 321 lru.iduuy ! ,
ClllllKll HlUffH.
aoui ) oiui < WANTIID rou OINIIIAI : ,
lioum- Mru. Jolin AsMn , 710 ijuuth till
Etmt.
tind blood purifier In the world , hai inquired - ,
quired thr- mime of the great Hprliig medi
cine.
cine.There
There IB not a sliiRln vlllago In the coun
try InrBC onoiiRh lo boast Its rrgulnr
plijElclan or drug store vvhrto l'ulne' celery
compound Is not bcliiK more I iruoly u ul
this month limn nny other mined ) . It Is
Known whciever progre s nud cnllKhtril-
incut have pushed the rallrond or tin1 news
paper. ,
I'nlne's celery compound Is the very ut
most the mcdlcnl research of lodny nn defer
for the exhausted , badly-nourished nerves
nnd thin , Impure blood. It goes straight
to the cause ; * of the mischief In the many
formu of dlxe'iiso resulting from nervous di
blllty nnd liiHUlllclont or vitiated blood. A
thousand painful symptomx arise from thew <
two prlmo onuses. Correct the nerve * nnd
blood with 1'alne's cclcrj compound and the
entire sjstom must got well ; discuses of
particular pirls disappear , mid strength nnd
health by day nnd sound , Invigorating nleei |
by night , return by nn unfailing natnrnl
process , l'nlne''s celery compound drives
out diseases of the llvrr. bcntt and kidney *
by sending pure , uulllrlenl blood , loaded
with ii-'conatructlvo mntrrlnl , Hiroiii ; ) ) these
vital organs , Instead of a watery. Impure
fluid thai can neither nouiluh nor Invigor
ate. l ) > spe pslii , neuralgia , rheumatism ,
heart dlse.i'e , general nervous debility ami
loss of strength cnmiot re'iualii when the
nerves and blood receive their dilly rc'n-
forcome'iit of rich , abundant nourishment
from IMIne'H celery compound. .
Most diseases are signs of poverty , either
of blood or nerves. I'nlne's celery coin-
pound makes people well because It feed a
suncd nerves nnd blood and regulates
their functions. Try It and bo convinced ,
ax arc thousands of men and uoinen and
children overjwhere.
No\v is your chance. The bargains
Men and
we arc enabled tn olTer surpass any
and all clothing offers that have ever
taken place in Omaha. But of the
Boys
many different lots we have only
space to mention a fc\v- -but we arc closing out and no one
who sees tha goods doubts it for a minute.
SII1HTS , 7Gc.
We arc closing all the percale and madi is
shirts at 7Bc , that are worth as high as
$1 r.O. They have collars and cuffs attached
or detached to suit your notion. Besides
will give you a nccktlo for nothing.
HOYS' PANTS , $1.00.
You never will get another opportunity to
buy your boy a pair of $3.00 pants for $1.00.
They arc Just us good as can bo produced ,
and at $1.00 they are a snap.
BOYS' 2-I'IKCn SUITS , $2.50.
These are strictly all wool goods , large
variety of colors and patterns all sl/cs ,
from 1 to 11 jears. You pay $300 for them
any w here else. We sell them for $2 00.
MEN'S PANTS , 750 A PAIR.
Several hundred pairs of fine worsted and
casslmcro trousers In highly desirable pat
terns , that are never retailed under $2 50 ,
go now for 75o a pair.
NECKTIUS , 100.
We have a big lot of Wilson Bros' , bows
In almost every color , mudc In the latest
style , and sold all over town for 23c. Wo
close the lot at lOc a tie ,
BOYS' 2-PIECE SUITS , 75C.
If we were not going to quit business you
would have to pay $ J.OO for this same Milt.
A good line of stjlcs jet at 75c. Ages , t to
14 years.
MEN'S CLAY WORSTED SUITS , $10.00.
Some made with plain stitched edge , oth
ers with handsome flat braid binding , In
sack and frocks , and all the desirable col
ors. They are just hal fprlce at $10.00.
SUSPENDEHS , IOC.
AH the Wilson Bros , and wire buckle sus
penders that we used to sell for 35c go now
for lOc.
BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS , $3 00.
They are cut single and double breasted ,
neat pin checks , small plaids and stripes.
In clay worsted , casslmeres and cheviots ,
retailed at all other stores for $ G , $ S and $10.
Our quitting price Is only $5 00.
MEN'S SQUAHE CUT SUITS , $ C 50.
Cut In the latest style , corded edge , In
black cheviots only. A good assortment of
colors In sacks and cutaways. Not a suit
worth less than J'3.00. We close them at
$ GSO.
MEN'S SPItINO OVERCOATS. $4.50.
These are dark brown In eolor , silk lined ,
and are the best wearing $1000 overcoats
over produced. Wo are quitting business ,
your choice for $4 50.
MEN'S aoon SUITS AT $100.
In every color , all wool , casslmero or chev
iots , suits that wo never retailed before for
less than $ S 00 , now go for $1.00.
MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS , $150.
Men's warranted all wool cheviot and
casslmcro suits , excellently made and
trimmed , good line of colors , go at $1.50 ,
Worth $10 00.
MEN'S SACK SUITS , $6.00.
These are black cheviot suits In sacks
only , single or double breasted , that can't
bo sold anywhere else for less than $12.00.
MEN'S COHKSCHEW SACK SUITS , $7.50.
Elegantly made and trimmed In single or
double breasted style , In all the prevailing
colors. They are black corkscrews that no
retailer would sell for less than $15.00.
Our price , $7.50.
MEN'S SUITS , $0.00.
Fine casslmcio and Cheviot suits In blue ,
black and brownish colors , all fast , the most
popular suit of the season. Lots of pcoplo
pay $18 00 for suits not a bit better. Get
them of us for $9.00.
MEN'S FINE SUITS , $11.00.
The very finest Imported and domestic *
fancy worsted and cuhblmcro suits , cut In
the latest long sack ami frock st > Ics. Best
dressers wear thorn , and pay $25.00 fet
them any where else but here. Our price , ,
$11.00.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS , IOC.
You may not expect to get a very good
pair of pants for lOo , but they 'would neVcr
bo sold for less than 30c If wo wcro not
going to quit. They are elegant goods In
several nice patterns. Sizes , 4 to 14 years.
MEN'S PANTS , fiOC A PAIR.
An odd lot of the latest spring trousers In
neat and new patterns , that never whole
saled less than $1.50 , now COc a pair.
MEN'S SACK SUITS , $300. '
Men's suits In grays , oxfords and pin
checks , all perfect goods In sacks only , at
$3.00. You couldn't buy them for less than
$5.50 unless wo were quitting. , .
QUIT.
rOTTTMRT CLOTHING
\j\jL U M. D 1 COMPANY ,
I3th and Farnam ,
ST , JOSEPH , MO ,
TIRE COPPIRN \
i \ We are Headquarters for
if . . ,
Represented in Nebraska by
M. SACHS ,
N. H. COHEN ,
LEO. F. WESTHEIMER ,
DIRECT FROM THE TANK.
A'o Hotter. Xo titeam. No Hnutnrtr.
I1KST I'OWUIl for Corn nnd JVed .Mlllo , Ilnllnir
llnj , Hiiliiilii'SomnitorH ( | , CieMinoilcn , ito
OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES
Stationary or Portable.
4 to BOH. I' . 8 to 20 II. I1.
fnid for CotalouuiI'rlccs , rto. , ilercrlblnit work to bn dontv
Caicatro , 245 Luke St. OTTO GAS ENGINE WORKS ,
Omaha , 107 S. 14th St 33d A , Walnut Ht . , IMULA.UULl'UIA , PA.
& Co.
Empkie-Shugart . ,
JOJ1J3&KS IN
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE
AND FIELD SEEDS.
BICYCLES A full line of medium and high grade wheels.
Send for catalogue.
109 , 111,113 , 115 Main Stre3tCouncil Bluffs , U