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COUNCIL BLUFFS NEWS. i
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J. R. McPheron . forl , t : tllephone 244 ,
Orant hotel Council flIufZ . . Newly fur-
mtlie1. Heopolet Oct. 1. E. I . Clark prop.
The school board wil haM Iii regular
meeting thIs evcnlng , ant It 1 probable that
the teachers will be aulgnel to their places
for the coming chool 'ear.
The Chritan Endeavor roclctel at the
city heM a meeting lat evening at the
JJaptst church , whIch was largely attt'nded. ,
A number at Interesting athlreses were
: . Intcrestng adlre
: male ,
A meeting at the council will bo held tomorrow -
morrow evening to take some acton on the
reque.t of the east % enl , property owners with
regard to the cperaton of the motors on
East Pierce treet.
The funeral of faulo , Payne who killed
herself with arsenic , took place yesterday
afternoon at 1&1 Droalway , 11ev. J. E. Simp-
son oIflclatlng. ler husband did not come
from Minneapolis , as hal , been expected.
A suit has bOl'n commenced In the district
court by Maggie fcNalara asking a jud-
ment for $3,000 damages caued by a fallen
on the sidewalk on Uamon ) street. ler
father. Charles McNamara. appears as
o. plaintiFf , she being tinder age.
For rent , September I , new house , S rooms
roder improvements , $2&.00 per month. 1or I i
sale , new house 6 rooms , modern Improvements - 1
ments , fine location , $ & 00.00. Lugee & ,
Towle , 235 Pearl strept. , I
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J. Schmid of Ann Arbor , Wcli . , s visiting
his former partner , J. I. Pace.
The Mine Sylvia and Grace MeFsmore are
home from a trill to Spirit I.1ke.
J. M. Clancy and wife of Stoughton , WL ,
arc registered at the Grand , holel.
"Mrs. E. I J. Bahcocl and daughter , Mar-
1) ' jorte , will leave early next month for Geneva ,
N. Y. , to Join 11ev. Mr. Babcoclt. ,
Mrs. Charles ncky , formerly I.ottle Pie ,
and baby of Lexllton. Neb. . arrived In the
city yesterday to vll her 11 rents.
Miss Bessie Stewart leaves this week for a
! to Miss Eleanor Slmmools , at Sea Bright ,
N. J. She wl be away for several weeks.
Mrs. L. M. Colcough Is conlned to her
home as the result oC her mepplng on a rusty
nail , which penetrated some distance Into the
soil oC her foot.
Irs. W. W. 10nson of Dubuque has re-I
turned home after a visit with her l1rents , '
Mr. and Irs. George F. \Vrglit on South
Sixth street. '
. . I Deputy Sheri John P. Stuhr of Avoca wan
r In the city yestErday , the guest of Sheriff
Hazen. lie Is understood to be laying the
wies for a nomination for sheri on the
democratic ticket this fall.
GOING ( ) U'I' 01 I1LJSlISS .
1.'III"ul 1ros.'CIonIng . Sf14' .
. . Still reduc-
Only a few days more. Sti greater -
tions. Our tune Is short. Crowd In Monday
Every dollar's worth of merchandise In our
store at net cost. Some goods at Iafl(1 '
actual cost. Our lease expires Septem\r I.
Cost not considered. The goods must go.
At this writing we are too busy to quote
prices. Come In Monday.
MOnlay.B NNISON 111105. ,
Going Out oC Business.
\ : Prizes for the Cn"lh'll.
; ; j A number of appropriate pr'zes have beEn
A awarded the gentemen of the boat club who
took enough Interest Ln the success of last
week's water carnival to make specIal ef-
forts to have ther ! boats present a beautiful
appearance. I was owing to these Individual
efforts larel' that the flotilla of light was
so gay looking , rind the committee In charge
thought that nothing could be more praise-
worthy than to testify 10 Its appreciation
: by giving prizes. The frt prize was awarded
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to L. C. Patterson. Ned Shepard , Ehlon Lou-
gee and Wood Allen , and consisted In free
bathing privileges at Manhattan beach from
October to March. The second prize vas
- , drawn by Tom Tldd all John lenlerfn , and
, was a receipted bill for club dues during the
same period. This prize cost the club noth-
Ing , as there are no . dues during the winter
months.
f . The third prize was the occasion oC can-
: . Ihlerable discussion on the part of the com-
r mittee. There was not a doubt that the third
boat , In point of beauty of deL gn , was the
I one propelled by W. 11. Wakefell and , C. H.
( " . . Ogden , but some oC the commiteemen thought
v ; that It was a disgraceful thing for the crew
to recall a hal-forgoten n' htmare by car-
c ; rylng the sIgn , "You Ain't Mad 11 , Are
You ? " and were opposed to lending the aI-
I'r proval oC the club to such an outrage. As a
f compromise It was finally decided to award
the thIrd prize to Wakefe\1 and Ogden , how-
ever , amI compel them to take It alI use It.
The prize was a bath ticket at Grand Plaza ,
good from October to March , wIth two bot-
ties of cream pop thrown In.
. Ursa : 1IIjnr1nrnhItI'M Suipt'rnl 1(14)11.
My Dear Son : During my seventy years
"f of active and somewhat successful { career
, of money making I have bought millions oC
dollars' worth af stuff . Of course I'm not
supertuols , tut I always buy when the
sign Is In urea maJ' -the big bear-whether
I want the stuff then or notand I never made a
purchase then that hid . not prove a money
maker. lly advice Is that when you have
any money to spend , If . 'st " . at the sign
of The Bh Bear " Y".8. for success ,
1' . T. Barnum.
Note-It's rather slnrular , but It's true
that the only "Sign of the Big hear" In
- Council Bluffs Is at B. lh Sargent's , the
shoeman's. I Is also true that he Is just
starting the biggest kind of a sale of tan
shoes. Here's your chance boys. You can
buy them at your own price.
. The Hardman Is full and rich In tone. ,
'rl . 'I'clI'IIern' I Ilatitlit ) ' I"IIIN.
1" The first session of the Potawatamle
r ' County Teachers' institute will be held thIs
morning at the Bloomer Ihool building. The
advance guard oC blushing schoolma'ams
from the rural dlstrcts arrived yesterday , and
hundreds more wi come tOlay. An enrolment
: ment oC between 3&0 and 40 Is looke' Cor.
' The following are the Lnstructor : I. W.
: Sawyer of Council Illuffs . " 1ethods In Ih's-
lology anti Nature Studies : " Arnold Tompkins -
klns of Chicago university , "Peda og ) and
tile History of Education ; " ex-State Superintendent -
tendent J. 11. Knoepler " 1ethods In Vln-
' 0 guage and Grammar : " 1 , E. Crosier of Walnut -
nut , " 1ethods In Geography : " \ \ ' . C. Davis
oC Avoca "Orthogrphy and Word Analysis ; "
, . J.V. . W , Laird , of Carsan "Uhtory and
Cvl ! Government ; " Robert J. Aley , llrfessor
of mathematc , In the ) Indiana State univer-
ally at Doomlngon , fethods In Arithme-
tic : " A. P. largraves of Neola , "Heading and
Literature ; " larrlet Blood of Council Bluffs ,
. , weeks 1)rawlng. " The institute will last three
The Genuine Round Oak Furnace Is the
same success that the Genuine Round Oak
: . heater h. Air-tight , ras.tght. burR any
kind of fuel and len of It than any other
furnace made Lowest ( lces. Cole & Cole ,
n Main St _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tile only piano worth having. the Hardma :
7 " 'IN 11(1) ' IIurll'I.
, . Howard latllhauer was badly burned
during Saturday night's water carnival at
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Manawa , and ida Injuries are much wor e
than they were at first supposed to be In
setting off a pan of red fire he dropped some
fire Into a nve-poun,1 , Ilackae. There was an
explosion , and some of the stuff fell upon his
lap. H burned through , the cloth tn a second
end burned his flesh badly . Both hands were
also terribly burned , the left one being
burned to the bone . lie extinguished the
name by Jumping Into the water or his injuries -
Juries would hae been much moro terrible
than they are lie was taken to the camp
ofV. . II. Wakeneld and stayed there all
night. Yesterday he was brought to his
room In the Grand hotel He Is unable to
. clove without undergoing terrible agony and
will probably bo confned to his bl1 for ten
days.
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Ir Saro of the best musical talent of the city
. l wilt be at the social on I" . H. Orcutt's lawn
next . 20
_ 4. Tuesday evening August , given by
, the young men's class of Broadway Methodist
1lllcopal Sunday Ichool. Refreshments wIll
_ bo lerved.
f C. B. kindergarten opens September 2.
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SAM , ) IIIISO : Iun.
Ol * ( ' ( If the Inrhlcsi MeilIhIern or the
On. .f tl. Inrl..t 'I'mh.r ! th.
C.I.I.I iii tilTs I.tr. , U"lllrtlelt. (
Blind Sam forrlon tied yesterday morn-
ing at St5 : o'clock at St. Bernard's hospital ,
where he hall ! been taking treatment for a
number or months P3t. For year hI was
one of the float famiiar figures around the
city. lie came here In thu earl ) ' days as a
stage driver and In lSGS , \hen the old voltIn-
teer fire department was organized , becanie I
a member At that tune the department can-
LIsted Qf one hauFe , at lhe corner oC Pierce
street and Glen avenue , and the apparatl3
was primitive most ot the
a prlmll'e as apparatus
found In frontier to\n ! . At length , after
serving for years as a volunteer , he became
driver of the Bluff City steamer when the
palll depa-tment wa organized , and later on
was chosen enlneer.
The last drive he took was about the time
the water works system was started Into
operation , about fifteen ) 'rar or so ago 1"01
comb lmo his eyesight had beeu failing , but
his fellows overlooked what few mistakes he
malle. One night an alarm CJmc In from the
corner of Avenue B and , Ninth street amI he
drove the hook arid ladder truck to the plac\ .
lie hud to ask one of tb other men to drive
the truck back to the house and the next
day was given n leave of absence 10 go to
St. Louis . anll get treatment for his eyes. I
was of no use . and shortly after his return
he became entirely blind.
verybody I In town knew him and had a
good word for him lie mule the city bullil.
Ing and tl.e North Main street engine house
his headquarters for a number of 'earB. lie
had a bed at the engine house , alll almost
any day could bo seen walking about the
strelts , .lh the aId of a cane. lie knew the
streets almost as well as a man wIth good
eyesight , but school children and others who
chanced to come along would frequently lead
him along
Several months ago he commenced to fall
In health rapidly , as the result of spinal
trouble , and he was taken to the hospital
For I several weeks past It has been known
that his death was only a mater of a short
tulle . The Odd Fellows Patti hIm $5 n week
amI thIs was his only means of support . lie
was almost 70 ) 'ear of age at the time of
his death.
The funeral will probably take place Ties-
day evening at 7 o'clock under the auspices
of the Old , Fellows . The Veteran 'Iremen's
association , of which he was a member , will
attend In a body In full uniform
" 10 was one of the lost conscientious
men In his obedience to orders I ever saw , "
remarked Chief Templeton yesterday. "YearB
ago , when Broadway was sti unpaved. I
was chief of the fire department and Iorl ,
son was driver. I was In the early spring
and the mud was so ( led ) a horse could have
been burled In It without the least trouble.
Sam told me that I a cal came In from th
west end he never could make it . I hinted
to him that there waR a sidewalk along
Broadway. Sure enough . the cal came In
and Sam started out. lie had only gone a
few rods from the engine ilouse . whIch stood
on Broadway near the Methodist church
when he turned his team around and drove
on the sidewalk Down Broadway he went
helter skelter , past the Ogden house and the
business houses all along the south side of
the street , and never left the sidewalk until
he reached Sixth street. Everybody had to
get out of the way or be run ) over. Ills
acton called forth an Indignant protest from
a good many people but I told them to pave '
Broadway I they didn't , want their sidewalks 'I
used for driving purposes. Nothing was ever
done about It. "
G.'HIIA : Iort IIItr..tll.
Still more Inducements added to our successful -
cessful August sale. Our efforts appreciated
by the Public . and fully demonstrated by
their liberal patronage , we mean to keep
the Interest up during this month , and to
do .0 wi offer the following bargains :
Yard wide Sea Island percales , 6 fc : regu-
lar price , 12 ' .
Jaconet Duchess , black checked organdies
and other lutes . sold for lue , 12fc. 15e , as
long as they last atIc per yard.
White goods , , plaids and stripes saM for
1e. IPe 25c. In one lot for 8c per yard. ,
The Natchanl silk mills Is In the hands
I oC a rlcelver , and got a big chance to llupl-
cate some of the numbers at about COc on
the $ ; here Is the difference at retail. I
75c Dengalne silks reduced from 95c.
98c Armure and Ieau de Sale , reduced
from $1.33.
$1.19 satin duchess , heavy weIght , reduced
from $1.65.
$1.25 Adla silk . fancy weave . reduced from
$ .75.
Other numbers In proportion .
FOWI.EH , DICK & W A Ttm.
Council lhluffs . Ta
SolI.'rN " % ' 11 CvIeli'ude.
The annual reunion of the Potawatamle
County Veterans' association will take place
at Neoha commenc'ng next Wednesday and
lasting three days. The following are the
officers In charge : George 11 Putnam , commander -
mander : J. K. Osher vice commanler : G. E
Strain , chaplain ; E. P. Drown , adjutant ;
Riley Clark . quartermaster ; H. n , Wilson .
chief of star ; E. A. Con lgney. Riley Clark
and John Sides , aides The frrt exerc'sls will
take place at 1:30 : Wednesday afternoon.
Mayor Roland oC Neola will give an address
oC welcome , to be responded to by G. M. Put-
nam. Frank Shi'nn and C II , Converse will
make speeches. At 7:30 : In the evening there
will be a dress parade . to be followed by a
campfire In charge of Commander Putnam.
Thursday there \\1 be a parade at 9:30 : a.
m. , to be followed by an executive se son ! of
the associat1on . Congressman A. I. 13er.
J. J. Steadman L. I. Garmong John ! Y.
Stone and , Captain Cooper wilt speak at the
evening. afternoon session , and C. O. Saunders In the
The closing day addresses will be made
by Judge Walter I. Smith George W , Cul- :
son General F. Id. Drake all Judge Josiah
Given . The ball teams of Mlfourl Valley and
Neola will play both Thursday and Friday .
and on the latter day I Is probable that both
the h1'gh school cadets of tl city , and the
I.adles' Broom brigade oC MacedonIa will be
present. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lltJItI.INGTON ROUTE
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Triennial conclave nlghte Tempiar DOl-
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ton , Mass . Sale ' August HI to 24.
. American Pharm'c"nlcal association . Den-
.er , Colo. Eale AuguH 1 and 12.
National convention eeley league , la-
rlsburg , Pa . Sale AuguR IG to 22.
In addition I have on ale Summer Tourist
tickets to various points In the United States
and Canada.
Cal and ret copy of map and lutrated
write up of the great Yellowstone National
park. O. 1 nROWN. Ticket Agent.
Y. M. : C. . \ . iil'4'illl5.
A band of men , such as woud : have done the
heart of a Homan centurion good , gather
on the street at the entrance of the associa-
ton roms yesterday , afternoon , where they
listened to an Inspiring five nllnutea' address
by nev. . Mr. Coker oC Emporla , Kan ; then
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wheeling Into line , they went up to the gm-
naslum , where M. " ' . Swain of Omaha save
them a keen and practical talk on costly
errors. The Lllllring music , the cord'al hand-
shaking all the general good fellowship that
characterized the day made It memorable , all
all felt that they had been benefited. A rousing -
ing exhortation by a visiting Japanese student
closed the meeting .
No * lee tl Cilrue'irs.
Dds will be receive up till Wednesday
noon the 21t day oC August 1895 , for the
grading of Olbrt lake , situated In the
city of Council Bluffs , according to plaus
and specifications now on file In the office
of Gilbert Bros. Dds per cubic yard In
bank. No bids entertained unless accom-
Ilsnled by a certified check of $100. We
reserve the right to reject any antI all bids.
GILBERT DnOS.
Yes , the Eagle laundry IS "thst good
laundry . " and I. located a 72t Droadwa
I In doubt about this try It and be convinced
Don't forget name and number. Tel 157.
Read Dal , ' ad. Dovlsels hammocks
cheap . _ _ _ _ _ _
None finer than the Tarlman Baby OraD&
H-JilNiiL'I , Strull Simiiiiig.
LAKE MiNNFVASAK N. Y. . Aug. U
-Ex.Justieo Strong has had a stroke at
paralysis which affects the left side of his
body , lie has also had a relapse of the
catarrhal fever I very weak , aDd It present
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fur I.u.c of ( loin. I
The pulpit at the Iounle Memorial EVAn-
gClcm : English Lutheran church was : occupIed
by 11ev. J , i. Clutz , D. n. . president at
Midland college ) 'etlrday morning. The Ils-
course was based upon the story ot the lt-
tempt ot Damelrlus , the silversmith ot
Rphesus to arouse a rentment among hll
workmen antagonistic to the teachIng ot the
apostle Paui The speaker toM how Dllule-
trlus had called his men together snJ as-
sured them that the religion ot Paul was a
menace to their trade. I the religion of
Idna was displaced there would be no further ,
demand for the Idols and Images which con- '
stfuled the greater part of the productions '
oC the sIlversmiths , an1 with thIs appeal all
their cupidIty he had cunningly Interwoven an
appeal 10 their religion , which was the worshiP -
shiP oC Diamla.
The speaker said that the motives at the
silversmith hal a counterpart In those of
mdny so called Christians of tIme present day.
They .lrlge,1 , In religion to serve their
reI fsh " 11 and male It their servant In.
.Iead of their ma ter , They were apparently
very 71alcus In their professions but In reality
their pretensions were animated by their de-
sire to gain
The further lesson was drawn that men
were unable to control the reuts ! of their own
words all actol ! . The silversmith had
Ilrobably no idea that hb speech to his workmen -
men was going to arcuso a tumult that would
fill the street of phcsus I and the temple of
Diana with a riotous mob , but once his words
were spoken he hal no power to control
the passIons of the rabble. So each In-
dlvllu31 hat ? probably seen tmes In his exPerienCe -
perience when he would , hate gIven any-
thing In his power to recall some hastily
spoken word thaI h:11 : brought resuls far
beyond his antcpatluns ,
nr. Clutz compared the cry at the mob ,
"Long Live DIana of the Ephiesians" with the
cry that was heard In these later days "I. ng
Live iCing Alohc ! " Then as now the peop:1 :
asserted that the dethronement of Dana
would ruin theIr business . I was claimed
that the removal oC the liquor traffic would
throw thousan.h . of o cle ! cut oC emllo.ment
render millions at del r Ilorth property
valueless anti bring poverty to hundrNs oC
homes that now reveled In plent . The
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Lpcaker held that this Idel was as mIstaken
a ono as that of the sh'ersmlths ! of Ephesus.
Whie , he ( loath of the liquor trafce might
temporariy embJrass a great many People
the evils whIch woull result were no more to
be compared ! to the good that woull follow
than the losses whIch a few people mIght
sustain by reason of the summer tempest to
the beneficent elects of the rain that brought
peace anti plety to tholn1s. ,
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Cllllllilt friiinSioii " ( I y 'l'hllJhl
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J. H. lervlns , attorney for Cohen & Co of
Sioux City , ticket boker and Deputy . Sher-
Ir El Anderson of Sioux City arrived In
Omaha late last night to take back to Iowa
George R. Specht who was arrested here by
Detective Daniel Davis Friday on a telegram
from Sioux City , whIch said that Specht was
wanted there on the charge oC obtaining
goods under false pretcnses. Yesterday , be-
fore the message was received by Chief of
I'ohiccVhite saying that officers wou11 be
sent with the proper papers to take the prls-
'oner back the atcne's for Specht received
a wire signed b ) the attorney for Cohen &
Co. , saying that the matter could be settled
for $35. The friends and advisors of made an
unsuccessful effort to have him released on
the strength of the telegram.
The atorney and the officer endeavored to
find the attorneys for ! the prisoner yesterday
morning borere they conferred with )
police. Captain Mostyn heard oC It and had
them brought to his office. They said that
they , \ould like to see the attorneys for the
prisoner before they swore out a complaint
Mostyn became rather Inlignant that they
shoull proceed In such an unusual manner.
He told them that I a complaint against
Specht was not sworn out Immediately he
would go before the police judge and have
the mal released. The two men debated as
to who should swear out the complaint. One
said : "You do It , " and the other said the
, ame thing. At last Iostyn asked them
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pointedly what they were going to 10 , The ) '
hesitated a little while , and then the deputy
said that he woull swear out the complaint
anti , wire for Cite necessary papers , which
were already prepared to get the It 'Isoner
Into his custod ) An ofcer was sent wIth
them to ee that this was done.
The prisoner says that at Sioux City ,
August 8. he got a mileage book from Cohen ,
for whIch $10 was aeled. On recommella-
ton oC friends he got the book without pay-
ment. lie consumed most oC the mileage ingoing
going to Carrel , la. lie then went to Lin-
coin and came to Omaha last Thursday
when he mailed the book , with a letter of
thanks , to Cohen. The next mncning he received -
ceived a letter stating that a letter had been
received Cram him but the book was not
enclosed That night he was arreHed.
I Is considered that the $35 demande
means $0 for the book and $25 attorney's
fee. habeas corpus proceedings will be
brought this mcnlng , I Is promlsel , or
Spech 's behalf.
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TeIlt'It'ltiJl AnllIs'ersur ) ' If the hut-
tie C..I'lrnh'l 'beNt'rIll ) , .
The Landwehr-Vereins . oC Douglas county
met at Benntngton yesterday afternoon to celebrate -
ebrate the twenty-ffb anniversary of the
victory won by the German forces over the
French at Gravelote In the Franco-Prusslan
war.
war.I was expEcted that 700 or 800 at the Ger-
man cLtzlns or Omaha would take part In the
celebratiomt . but the rain of the morning and
the threatening aspect of the weather de.
tered many from venturing out , anti when
the specal : train left the Web ter street depot
at 11 o'clock but 20 excursionIsts were ticketed .
eted for BennIngton They were met at the
staten b ) a brass bind and a large delega-
ton oC German citizens from Bennington
and vicintty. After . the greetings had been
exchanged the vlb.tors : were escorted to the
hotels and given until 2 o'clock to feast on
the good things prepared for them by the
hotel keepers
At 2 o'clock time members oC the Land-
iehr.Vere'ns all the Fore or more oC vet-
erns of the Franco.Prusslan war formed In
a procession and marched to the park where
the exercises of t e day \ erE held. An ad-
dress was delivered by Jacob lauck of Omaha
on the battle of Gravelotte. lie reviewed In
detail the struggle at Gravelotte , which was
the bloodiest , battle of the war The German
vtory on that day prevented the Irlnch
general , Dazalne , Cram breaking through the
German army anti forming a union with the
forces of Field Marshal MacMaiton Over
40.000 men wore killed on both s des all the
German vIctory was the turning point of the
war. Mn . lauclt servell under General
Stetmltz In that fight all told the story of
pant. the battle from the standpoint of a partci-
pant.After
After the exercises at the park the visitors
spent the afternoon In games anti dancing ,
anti It was after 10 o'clock last night when
the Omaha contingent boarded the tra'n for
home. Fully 500 Germans from Douglas and
Washington counties took part In the cele-
bration. . .
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SEATTLE , \'ash . Aug. 18.-A party of
Wisconsin lumbermen , headed by Waler
Alexander at the Alexander-Stewart
thl - Lumber
con1any , W'ausaVIs. . , has arrived here for
the purpose of examining the lumber Interests -
eats oC the state , with a view to making
large Investments here. The lumbermen of
the middle west see the beglnnlnr oC the end
at their white pine forests and they are
looking for new fields . The party will spend
two or three weeks In the state making
their headquarters at Seattle. They have
hal , a woodsman out here for six months examining -
amlnlng different tracts of timber , and express .
press the intention to make large Invlst-
ments In the state the
a result oC their
examinat Ions. -
p
I.liIllhl'r S'hllltr.or. .
PONT ARENA , Ca ! Aug. IS.-The
schooner James Townsend was driven ashore
jUlt north of the lighthouse this morning at
I o'clock. She had been In tow of the
steamer Noyo , but the Hne partell. The No'o
Is not In sight and must have lost the
schooner In the fog The Townsend Is
loade wIth lumber , bound for San I ran-
cisco , from Fort Iiragg . One man swam
ashore , but the ret of the crew Is In the
rigging. They will be land I the schooner
holds together Help was sent from here
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RECORDS NOT U ) TO DATE )
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Queer Proceedings in tto lotor of Letting
the Ponientl /Ontmct / ,
DENIAL THAT ACTIOt1It.tS , BEEN TAKEN
-lt.
A.h..rU..m..lt h'rh..1 II n I.ncnt
I'iipe'r UU"N Xo ( floor ( lot ( lie .tnner-
tIoii-I'rnC'eIllslJ , ; lf ( Ii. . lulr.1
? tttt 'ritt'i t1' ,
-.1
LINCOLN , Aug. Ig.8p { clal.-There ) Is
a swarm of clerk anti 'otaches In the of-
flee at the commisioner' , of public lands
anti buidings who are balding down positions
amid consuming the generous appropriatIon
In repayment for political debts supposed
to have been owed by Commissioner Hus-
sell . Yet , notwithstanding thIs fact , the
recorll of the procellns at the board Is
always far behind , making tt impossible for
t citizen of the state to lint ? out from the
public records of this office what public
business has been transacted by this most
secretive and "under the hat" board In the
whole range of exeutve llepartments. The
proceedings of the Board of Public Lands
anti Buildings are kept In the office of the
secretary at state , and , notwithstanding the
"school" of political parasites tn tile Ian , )
commissIoner's office a clerk In the secretary
of state's department Is required , to wrie Ul
this book , which be docs from penciled data
furnished by the severely overtaxed em-
plo'es In the ofce of Land Commissioner
Russell. But until he Is proviled wih this
data the secretary oC state's clerk can do
nolhlng For this reason the record Is
away behind , and only today was It being
brought UI' to the &th Inst. Several Important -
portant meetngs have occurred since then ,
but on what date I wi be Impossible tu
sa ) ' until the record 1f written UII. Ypster-
day L1nd Commissioner Hussel saul that
there had been no meeting of the board , nor
wOlld there be that day
SOMEThING 0. A DISCRE1'4tNCY.
"las anything new developed In the penl-
Century matter ? " he was askcl by a reporter -
porter for The lice.
"No , nothing whatever , " replel Mr. hue-
sell.
sel."Do
"Do you expect to Ibid. or have you he11
a board meeting In rel . ton to penientary
"
maters lately ?
"No , nothing has been alone yet In regard
to letting tile contract or employing a eli.
perintellen t. "
So far the records of the board , bear Mr.
Hus el out In his assertion , as do also the
news colums of the ring Journal In this ciy ,
nut tucked away In an chscure corner of
that paper Is an a1ve. tisement inserted by the 1
baud , answerable before August 2& , offerIng
to let the stale prIson contract to the lowest
blddr until the meetng of the next session
of the Nebraska legislature. Commissioner
Russell has been asked every Cay since the
&th Inst. , If the board hall taken' any action
In the matter . and every day he has denied
that It hail Not only that. but there Is every
evidence In the olce of the secretary of state
that he has taken every means In his power
to suppress from the public that a bidder
for the contract had been asked , for. The
silence oC the ring Journal Is another el'ldence
oC the Intentional sub roa system oC trans-
acting public busIness In a secret manner.
Land CommIssIoner lu8 el might take faIr
waning oC the unfortunate admInistration of
hb predecessor , who cn several ' occasions attempted -
tempted to suppreast ! the news In his de-
partment.
Today Mr. Rusel " said that he Itad been
paying prison emplo R omit , of hIs own pocket.
lie said that he hal dlscllarge two of them
a day or two since and 'glven them his In-
dlvtdual check for tlo.t amount due them.
But a few weeks slnf6 le paId $110 out of
his own pocket for the publcaton ! of an
appraiser's record of IJrlson property , In.
ventorled by them at ! the rate of $50 for each
day's servke. This record purports to be , In
part , a record of the proceedings of the
Board of Public Laud and Buildings , and
contains expressions froml Governor Holcomb ,
which the later declare he never made
The question arises by what right , const-
tuttonal or statntory , cbee the land commis-
sioner assume to pay debts owing by the
state and out of hIs own pocket 1
11010SES TO FIRE D CK.
The commissioner tolay announced In de-
chle,1 terms that he proposed to fire William
Deck ant oC the position to which he had
been appointed by Warden Leldlgh. I Is
that of steward. Russell says that he never
gave the warden permission to employ him.
This statement oC Mr. Rmisseli's . analyzl : .
presents a queer status of affairs at the btate
capial : The exact words used by Russell
" 1 propose to fire Dock Qut of there "
Thee Is nothIng In any law , new or alI ,
that gives any Individual , except the warden
a right to employ or dlschar"c people at the
pemtitentlary . The Boanl of Pnble : I.ands
and Buildings Is given authority to "man-
age" the penitentiary , but when did Russell .
In his personal identity . absorb the Board of
Public l.nds and Bulllngs1 The statement
of the commissioner will bo In the lIne of
news to the other gentlemen comprising the
Board oC Public Lands and Buildings.
In the advertisement Inserted today In the
ring Journal Is the following paragraph ,
which needs no comment :
"Any contract entered Into shall provile
that the general management anti discipline
oC the convicts shall be under the control oC
and said the Board vart1en. oC " I'ubhic IAnls and Buildings
Summarized , the artful supresslon oC news
In the land commissioner's office . together
with the wontng of the advertisement and
the pompous attitude of Land Commissioner
Hussel Indicates that the state of Nebraska
may prepare for a prison scandal In the let-
tins of the contract , compared to whIch the
Mosher-Dorgan deal was the mildest form of
hootiilng. No public officer , pursuing an
honest course nlel , be at all afraid to give
to the public records of public business transacted -
acted by hintsolt Russell has denIed the
press access to the transactions of his own
ciusions office . and the public will draw Its own con-
FUGITIVE 1'lllLsIIS IN JAIL .
AI.enlth'l CItyClt'rle tf leltrlee
,
Cuaptiiretl ; ' 1,1 I.ICICI'Il " 111.
BEATRICE , Neb. , Aug. lS.-Deputy Sher-
Ir Kyl captured J. T. Phiips , the fug ! tve
city clerk , last evening at S o'clock , after a
ride of forty.five miles In close pursuit. Soon -
after leaving this city yesterday afternoon
K'd learned that Phiips. In company with
a man and woman , was a short distance aheal ,
of h m. He followed the trail to Falrbury
and then to the little town oC Powell on the
SI Joseph & Grand Island road Upon In-
quiry being made he learned that an outfit
of that descriptIon had driven Into town a few
minutes before and the buggy was over about
the dppot. When found -Phiips was standing
near the depot In conversation with a resident
of the place lie m't1e no resistance to ar-
rut , and In company whit the deputy , started
on the retur trIp fi\'lng In Beatrice at 5
o'clock this mtiornin.
Phillips hal attemttltted no disguise further
than to clip his mouttache closely , he having
been In the habit at " ' aring It quite long.
After an Interview ' 'Itl ; his attorney and an
unsuccessful atempt to cure bondsmen , the
accused was placed 'In the county Jai at 2
o'clock thIs afternodn. There ts little hope
of his aferoon. a' there are now two
'
charge against him and 'developments In the
case yesterday In the way of further bogus
warrants coring to lht and the mutilated
!
condition oC the books In the city hal will
no doubt cause the bonlhln the forgery case
to b placed at a prSUy high figure.
S.'hIJ''r ! oei'iil Affutirs .
SCI1UYLE1C , Neb , Aug. IS.-Speclal.- ( )
Miss Carrie Brigham Is absent at Goodland ,
Ran , where she went to attend to the bUll-
ness oC trovirig up on a piece of government
land
land.Mr. I. . H. Eddleblute , w'fe of a former
paler of the Methodist church at this place ,
L here from New York visiting her mother
Mrl. Brigham , anti her sIster Carrie .
Stephen Dworak , who has b er proprietor
of a large ranch In Cherry county , I.as sold
the same and returned to this vicInIty , his
old here , to engage In business
Edtor ! F. K. RnSlmuth of Cedar Rapid .
Ia , has been In the city during the week
makLg Ilrepartons to move his family from
here there.
D. N. McCord of DEB Moines . ha . was hero
. - _ . . . _ , . . _ , _
during the week to look after the gluing of 1
the " 'OlE house , which was 1 ball ) ' battered
by the bali storm of i.'st I Saturday night .
Stela Oman , a /ur.e from the Methodist
Hospital all leaconl s' 10me. Onl\ha , had
the care at C. O. Sbln during the four days
precellng hll death
Mr. A. M. ? 1lbbe anti wife ot homer N. y" ,
the latter a sister ot Mrs. S. II. McCulou h ,
arc spending a couple of weeks with S. 1 ,
McCulough anti family.
l'rLclpal.elect Burkett was In the city this
week In consultation with our school officials
relative to mater con ernln the schools ,
whIch ! wi be 0111nell the frt week In Sep'
tember.
Jrhlay , the IS.months-ohl son or Mr. anti
Mrs W. T. lowarll was burlNI , having llCI
at summer complaint. The S.months.ohl
child of Mr. all Mrr . M. f Huck died at the
! mI dleael and was burl.,1 yesterday ,
SEItlIUS ; 11.\ I , : AT . COOK
in'hlglit l'ir' H..I'I'N Iu'h I'rlll-
ery I. C iti . " 'illutg'u' .
COOK , Neb , Aug. U1.-Spclal ( Tllegram. )
-A very disastrous fire broke out In this
village today about 1 o'clock a. m. anti
burned three business bulllngs as follows :
John 1astalka , hardware , lost building an,1 ,
stock , $4,600 : Insurance , $ : .000. Kate Mae-
talka , postotco building all fixtures , $500j ;
Insurance , $300. g. T. Back , M. D. , office
and fixtures , loss $500 ; Insurance , $300. Kuse
Bras" , plate glass front and stock damard
probably $350. armers' hank , plate glass
front , loss probably $ & 0. Both Imtsured . 1) '
heroic efforts of the bucket brigade the fire
was controlled after batily scorching the
saloon buldlnJ on the cast anti opera house
buIlding on the - ' vest . -
Nflt'N fr'1 Noel it Illt. .
NORTh ! II.ATTI , Neb. , Aug. 18.-Spe- (
cinl.-A ) lawn tennis association has been or-
sanlzed In thIs city. A full set of otcers
has been elected and arrangements are being
made to hold a tournament In this city next
month.
Jack Di and H. A. Douglas suffered a
severe bicycle collisIon on Saturday evenIng.
Dill's wheel was totally demolshed and ho
was picked UII unconscious. Douglas was severely -
, verely injured amid his wheel badly wreckCI
, Jacob Hlchards of North Bend rode from
, that plnce to this last week In two and one
hal days The distance Is 22G miles.
The corn crop In many parts of Lincoln
county wi be very large. A gentleman was
In the city Coda ) ' from the Garfell tables
and reports tlat part oC the county one
sold mass of contented people anti good
crop .
The . populists held their primaries over the
county yesterday all delegates 'I'ere elected
to the county convention. Two city pre-
cincts thaI not hold primaries at the tml
recommended , but they1 ill be held next
week.
Pat mi or- 1111.1 - - l&ni II 1..1.
WATmU.OO , Neb. , Aug. 18-Speclal.- ( )
Chris Burke n middle aged bachelor who
has been Iv'ng hy hlm1 seven mies south
oC this place , was found deall In bed this
irmornirtg. . The last seen oC Mr. Burkl alive
W.tsVednesday morning when he seemed to
be ailing . but nothing further was thought
oC Lt until time corpse was found. I Is badly
discolored showing that death must have
taken place several das ago. There are no
signs of violence all the general opInion ! s
that the deceased died a natural death. The
coroner was notified this afternoon.
Frank Jamison the crack catcher for Cite
Drowns , went to O'Nei , where ho has accepted -
cepted a similar position.
The harvest home supper given by the
Presbyterians was a financial success.
A heavy rain fell this morning , Inurlng
a three-quarter crop this 'ear.
C. P. Coy & Son. are putting In a large
separator their seed house. They are also I
contemplating other Improvements. I
Art'Iutrd IN Not Short .
YORK , Neb" , Aug. 18.-Specla-The ( ) or-
roneous report which bas been circulated
throughout the weekly papers In this state
and Iowa , to the elect that the deputy
county treasurer of this county Is short In
his accounts has caused a great deal of
comment In this county. What causE the
report , no doubt , was the tact that the treuB-
nrer of the school districts oC York county
was short In his accounts , ant ) Mr. Archall
was detalell to check up bls books.
York county will make a flute display of
agricultural specimens at the state fair.
A large number In the county arc taking
hold of the same . and Its success seems
assured.
Misses Burt and Mate Post , who have
been In the city the guests of Misses Hal-
let and Janet Post , returned this noon to
their home In Columbus
' 1tII.h'r 'l'Ik (111 'l'ent.
PLATTSMOUTII , Neb. , Aug. 18.-Specal ( !
Telegramn.-ShorSt ) ' . Elllnbary returned Cram
South Omaha this morning having In charge
Peter howe a teamster oC that place , who
Is wanted here to answer to the charge of
grand hanceny. Howe's offense Is that of
stealing a merrr-o.round tent from a man
lamed Mldleton. : hy whom lowe was hired
to bring the tent from South Omaha to this
city. howe will have a hearing tomorrow.
luth Ih'c I" Cituidron .
CHADHON , Neb. , Aug. 18.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-A ) wrong Impression Is evidently
abroad regarding the Enlshmen who were
arrested at thIs place for fast ruling on
horses. There were only two of them , and
they were not bicycle tourists , as many
papers state but resIdents of this place.
Clegg IB learning ranching all Nockolds Is
a veterinary surgeon , practicing tn this cl )
IINII".1 uiiii IVife Hurt.
SYRACUSE , Neb" , Aug. 18.-Speclal ( Tele
gram.-Charles ) lendry and wife were
thrown from a buggy ths ! afternoon while out
drLvlng. Mr. lendry received a severe ! all
wound and both were more or less bruised by
the fall. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I.nrkl" SIIII..t liii' Marmulmni .
CHADHON , Neb" , Aug. 18.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Clty ) Marshal Morrlse was bit over
the bead last night and badly cut by a
saloon keeper , John Ii. Larkin. No arrests
have been made.
'l''IIhlDll "t : . 'lrn.I" . CIt ) ' .
NEBRASKA CITY , Aug. i8.-Special.- ( )
Miss Maggie Gafney died yesterday afternoon -
noon of typhoid fever after a sIckness oC
some time. She was welt and favorably
known here . having been In the ellrloy of
the Cereal mills for some years , 1 portIon of
the tIme a traveling representative all hater
B forewoman at the woman's departntent.
A large number ot cases of tYllhohl fever
have been rel10rtelt ot late anti several Ileaths
ha" resulted theerom , Last nIRht' .
Ntws prods the mayor anti city councilor
: or not In1rovlng the sanitary condition ot
the city by cutltg the "INIs all cleaning
up generally , This work Is certainly I ball )
neNIld at present.
PUI' ) ! 1.'gUsn 'i'lIl'i lIIMOCItA'l'it .
CIIII"tlll tlini.ls ( 'usual . mig lt"'I ) '
'l'I lilt's Iii ? u'1rutnlui 1.lltl. . .
I'I4ATTm3MOUT1I , Nib. , Aug. 18.-Speclal (
Tele rm.-Cass ) county llemocrats hed : tholr
primaries last night and returns Cram over
time county show that the free silver faction
Is In the maJorl ) . and will have almost full
control of Cite county con"lnton , which wi
meet In Union next Tuesday . In this city
the fight \as exciing only In one ward , the
First , amid here nn evenly dlvlled delegation
was clnoecn The candidates for assessor In
.
the five wards ot this city arc : 1' . E. I Hu-
ner , Oswald Gutlnann , J. W. liendee . lenr I ) '
Ofe , alll J. C. \t'ihlinurts. The coinage Ilues-
ton has made a bad spilt In the ranks of the
democrats In this coummity , anll wih a clean
ticket the ( republicans stand an excellent
chance of almost doubling their normal ittajor-
.
iCy .
GILEEN\VOOI I ) , Neu" , Aug 18.-Speclal (
Teiegrarii.-Tlno ) JOIJJsts oC Sal Creek 11re-
duct hrll their calcus In Greenwoo.1 Saturday -
day , August Ii , nomlnate.1 a township ticket
and sent the . required number of delegates to
the count ) corivemitlon. The democrats met
to caucus , but there were only three of them
and they retired .
IAI CiTY Neb. , . Aug. t8.-Speclal.- ( )
The democratc ( aunt ) conventon to elect
delegates to the state and JI1lclal conven-
tons met here tola ) ' . Thirteen out cf
eighteen townships were rellresentl horn .
Mutt Miller was chosen chairman , A reno-
luton 10st heart 1) endorsing the wiRe ad-
ittinimutratiomt of Grover Cle'elaul , as wel as
ellorllg Its course In revising the tariff ,
was voted down . w hen lion. C. I ) . Casper ,
who , though defeatell at lie primary here.
, \'as a member of tIme conventon by I'rox ' )
iritroduceti a resoluton that no lelegats be
elected , to the state or Judicial conventons
who woull lint pledge their sumpport to a
itlatformu favoring titri tree coimtage of silver
at 16 to 1. Upon time atioptiorl of this rosa-
lution about twemtty delegates withdrew , Tue
remrtainimig delegates proceetieti to mmaltle the
tielegatioris , five front Iariti City being
rtamtted ort each delegation to till omit the
ituiriber. A resolution was titemt passed unmart-
imttously heartIly emidorsitig the action of
Grover Cl'einnti on the tariff question , after
which they mtdjottrneti.
Time boltermu rtiet anti orgartizeti Ity electimtg
11. 1' . idcCollont citairmani arrti proceetleti to
Perfect an orgamiizatiomm by niarmilmig a full
county central comttrnittee anti delegates to
time state convention at Lincoln.
NELIGI ! , Nob. , Aug. 18.-Special.-Tite ( )
popmmhist county convention was iielti yester-
day. A resolution was atiopted comnrrtlttimig
the party to a change of namtte , If it is uleerricti
expetinent. ! Delegates to the Judicial cortvemt-
( loin are favorable to Judge Itobinsort , and
those to the state convention ivill vote for
Maxwell for supreirie jnrcige. Tite ticket nom-
Inateti is as follows : County clerk , W. ii ,
\Veygent ; treasurer , VIlhiattt illock ; cleric of
the court , \V. hi. Mend ; sheriff , J. G. Crink-
law ; county jutige , B. F. Atimitire : stipcnlrttemtd'
ent of schools , Mrs. Malmooti ; coroner , Ir.
Conery ; surveyor , A. J. Leach. The treasurer -
urer , sheriff amttl coroner are the present 0111-
daIs.
NEBRASKA CITY. Aug. 18.-Speclal.-- ( )
The free sliver tiemnocrats yesterthay Iteld
their pnlrttaries in tills city anti elected delegates -
gates to the county convention. The at-
tenilanmce was considerably less titan had been
expected.
,1 , ( ) htm1CEs'md 'i'Ilhd YFI'VmlIt.tNS.
hlssoiiri Vii ' % ' i1iiliriim lit it
Lii rgt' CroiT4I Of Soldiers.
MISSOURI VALLEY , In. , Aug. 18.-
( Spectal.-Arrangcmttents ) arc being rapidly
perfected for the seventtlt annual rounlomt of
the \\'eatern Iowa Veterans' assciaticn , which
is to meet hero on August 27 and 28. The
asecciation is composed of a dozen counties
in central-westera Iowa , A crowd of 5,000
to 8,000 vIsitors is anticipated , It Cite weather
is favorable , anti will tax ( lie town to its
capacity. The detailed arrangenntenta nrc
smrch , however , that all who attend will be
most hospitably entertained. Marty of the
best soldier orators of Iowa amid Nebraska
have accepted invitations to be prescmit and
take part lit the program , Tue preparations
thus far made are on a greater and moore ox-
tenslve sefle tlmmi at any forrtier session of the
association ,
Tue new cpara liomiso is iong ! rapidly ptrsted
to completion. It is a Ittagnificent structure
anti when contpleted will cost upwards of
$25,000. It is perfect in all its appointments.
having all the accessories of a metropolitan
play house. Tue seating capacity is for
1,000 peopl i. It will be formally opened Sop-
temuber 23 , wIth a week's engagement. TIme
cornmpany and repertoire have not yet been
made public.
: ul ichit'll htu'imoial iiiuieii ,
CRESTON , ha. , Aug. -Special ( Tele-
granm.-Ex.Speaker ) Vi' . 0. Mitchell of CornIng -
Ing , was nontinated by acdlantation at ( ho
Fifth district reptiblican convention , held
at Lenox Satttrday. Congresemnamt hepburn
delivered an address. Tue comtventlon was an
enthusiastic one ,
hard Ti.uat' . Did It.
JEFFERSON , Ia , , Aug. lS.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-The ) Daily Bee , started four ntonths
ago , has suspended , Lack of patronage.
Weekly will continue ,
' ' .
AMUSEM1IN's'S.
A Bowery Girl , " for which , If one may
credit the play bill , harry Williams arid Ada
Lee Bascoin are jointly responsible , had its
first representation in Orriahia at Iioytl's last
nIght , beginning a halt week's engagement
at that house , An audience which filled the
first floor sat hrougui Cite play arid Itailed
vith loud acclaimmt tire thrilling successive
stages of ( lie action , which Includes every
modern formri of battle , nrturther anti sudtlen
death. The carnival of crimnte anti rescue Is
enliveneti at frequent Intervals by ( inrice
specialties anti the performnamtce of chaste
and elgartt songs , for the execution of wiiicli
trauiic is suspendeti at the busy corner at
( ? \"Shave your Soap"
S -SO the soap rnakerssay , especially -
- , pecially ifyou'rc washing delicate
t1lings. Now , in the name oi
corni-t-ion sense , what's the
' : ; use ? When you can get
Pearline , in powder form
for this vcry reason , why
- = do you want to work over
- soap , which , if it's good for
anything , gets very hard and difficult to cut.
Besides , Pearline is vastly better than any
powdered soap could be , It has all the creed ' properties of
any soap-and many more , too , Therc's something in it
that does the work easily , but without harm-much more
easily than any other way yet known ,
Peddlers , and some unscnipuloua groccri will tell you ,
I this is as good as " or " the came as Pearhine. IT'S
FALSE-Pcarline is never peddled , if your grocer sends
you an Imitation , bc honcst-ss'nd it &mck , j JAMItS 'PYLIf York.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
- -
/ a. * HmIAL STEAII ? DYE WORKS
. All kinds of Dyeing
anti Cleaning uuu ut
' the highest style of
the art , Failed and
ICAM - - stained fabrics made
= -ai.E--i' ; % Ycwo to look Li. good as
_ _ _ _ new , Vork promptly
' done In all and parts delivered or the
ii : - country. Bend for
, i--- ! . price list.
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Drelway , rear North.
w.trn Depon , Coo
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lID ilowery wiiennc'ver the sonibretto or her
liartmmer is lmmtlltieti to exhIbit lila or bee
poetp , The cast In general has little to tea.
ctinimtend It , Mr. Andy atiittmnini being easily ,
at the head In point of merit.
"A flower ) ' Girl" Is what mu large class of
peoiiio want , more's the pity. Time engagement -
mont terminate. Tuestlay nlghtt.
p -
I'll Iuihtt' ( 'outi Ii hut tif Charles line. ,
Charles hose , an old cable coittiumetor whe
useul to rutit ott tine Iotigo street line , I. lying
sick anti destitute at ( Ito Unlomi hotel near
Sixteenth anti \'ebster streets. Tine fact wal
reported to the iiolice yesterday , but as the
city cotilii tie nothuing Ill the case County
i'iiylciiiit lhlytijimi was notified , anti permnis.
alori 'iil be asked to take hoes to time county ,
lmospital , hose has been sick since May 1 ,
arni is lion' iii a critical condition , lie ii
nttsoliitely vitltotmt money , anti for sonno time
Ittia Iteon witirotit mmtctilcal assistance on that
account. Yesterday a friend discovered his
eomitlitio
litmlitit'd I'i , .tIltlIu'r ( ) miihnti.
SOUTh M'ALES'i'Ei ( , I. 'I' , , Aug. 18.-
Yesterday mit'ar time ( , imtadlan river leputy
Marshal Chance hhalrti captured Foster 1101-
brook , one of time itmost tiesperato of thus
Clmnistlamt ganig of robbers , iodgimng him in
jail hero last night.
lieccIhaul's are for bi1ious
ness , bilious headache , dyspep.
sia , heartburn , torpid Iivcrdiz.
zinesssick headacliebad taste
in the lflOUth , coated tongue ,
loss of appctitcsallow skinctc , ,
tl1cn caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book , Pills icc
and 25C a box , Book free at
your druggist's.orwritc B , F ,
Allen Co. , 365 Canal St. .
New York ,
Annual sales more than 6,000 1)1 hazeL
Save lOc-
How ?
hly l1U'lNfi
ALEYS UNIQUE CUHLEE
of us , Out' pn'lco Is I 6c 1)01' bottle.
Large $1.00 aixu-our vi'Ice 75c.
8hOrll1ll & MCOllllO1l llni Co
1513 DODCE ST. ,
2d lonr W'u.'st 1' , 0. , Omiiniia.
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K.CHEW
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&imaX
' Tue favorite l'lug Tobacco. ICe
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GIWIPANGLE , M. D.
The Good Samaritan , 20 Years' Experience ,
ILIIAIEit OF IISITASES OF' MEN ANb
% VOMEN. l'ltOI'ItllCTOlt Oi THE
WOhtI.I'tt JIERIS/aL IlSI'IIN-
SAltY 01' MIIIC1N1I.
,
, 4-
p.s.
S
I treat the following Oseases :
Catarrhm of time Ilc'itil , 'risront aitti Lurmga ; Di. .
cases of thu life mtmltl Ear , Fmts anti Apoplexy ,
heart Iisemts , lAyer Comnpiatmmt , Kidney Corn-
PItitnIt , Ncrossnt Hetilit' , IciatuI Do.
IrCNNiOsl , 1.05,4 , of 1IIusIs1mIel $ cus.
I lateR Ve1sktscN , httibt'tetu , 13m-iglit' 'lila.
elite , St . V I time' ltn mice , lttmeum mmtmtt , I'nraly nh. ,
iVhmte Swelnlmtg , Scrofipia , Foyer Sores , 'l'iiass.
orN staseS 11etuhms in asuso rcssio'ed
without tile kallits or druwilIW U
drop ofbiood. S'oiiaumss with her
( leilcato ornsi rcoreeI to
Ht'sthtli , IropHy cured 'ithoiut
tOIlliil. * 41)eCiitI Attesitioss gtvca
to l'rivait.s mid S'cutercael IiNcOIMes
ot'asIl kilseiM , $5o to $5ooforfeIt for
arty Ycuicread IlescmII4c I cammnot dire
'withloist Mercury. ' , 'l'milio Wonimt nomnoveti
in twoor limmee hours , erne pa" . ilomureboids
or J'lie8 cut-cal.
TIJOSIT 1'tI ( ) AIiI A VVLICTEL )
s'ill save tifo tuimil imurtdmvtI of dollars by call.
Ing on or using
OR , 0 , W. PANGIE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
The emily l'lyalelai ivlto ( 'timl talI wltatotis
porsomi wltliintaaking ii jimc.tIoii.
'I'iioo at ii ( li'.ttlilCl , , uL'nt ( or Qtse'stlona
Ulauk , No. I for uitci , , No. for voiuieit ,
A II correspomttienco strictly uomtihlentlai ,
Ileulteintu Itetit by express , Atidrcss au letters
to
C , W. I'ANGI.U , k. fl ,
555 ROAOWAY. COUNCIL LUPP8u
ncloso IOu In atarmipti for reply-
FIRS'I' ' ' NATIONAL BANK
Council Bluffs , Iowa
c4tiq'rti , , . - . $ ioooo
% 'l1 SI ) ilCI'I' ' % 'Otlit IltbSIN1ISS ,
'i1 lESiItli YOtJlt ( ) i.i.l1C'riONS ,
ot : ; : oi 'I'iiId OIIIS'l' iiANK IN IO'A.
5 l'iiit Cld'i' l'AiI ) ON 'l'i5tE Ilil'oS1'r
CAII. Ai ) Stud US OiL Vltl'l'I1 ,
TUQ . . DAlUPhhIflrl Atloruieys-at-Lieuv ,
ujailmu ) . UflhLiliiLJJULJIractice in the State
and Federal Courts. Rooms 306-7-8.9 , Hgt
gait , Block. Councn Bluffs , Iowa.
Sp8ciat NolicosOouocil llIu
clirasNEys cm.itz'rr ; VAULTS CLlIAiED ,
Ed lattice , at SV. S. homer's , 1.35 iiroutlway ,
lfOhtHAl.id Olt ThtADl ; A 1'INEL.Y 11uSD
ruimntng horse , with high track record ; good
reason. Icr seilirig. Addre. . or call at 3322
131 oadway ,
FO11IWNT , HLIPT. I , 103 COItNEIt 8TOltlI.
room , ilzIOo , in Ilalam , itk , Steam heat.
Ceanrally locateil. 10. ii , titmeitfo A
; ; -N-Fli : ; . A flOOi ) tiuItL l'OIt ( IIINEItAI. .
lmouaework tumid goo.l cook. 705 t5anlma'enue ,
FOIl HA 1,5 , i"l itST'Ch.AS $ hS8'l'AUICANT
evcrytlmtitg in eacelitotumtditmn mu snap i
takt-n soun. J. U , JObinuMJtl , 1.55 Broadway4
Councii fliuffs ,
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