; i o . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; IfltONDAY , NOVEMBER 18 , 1889 " J
r | THE OMA1TA BEK
. COUNOILBLUFFS
i * OFFICIO NO 12 I'hAUIi STIIUUT
Etllmcd bv carrier In nnv pert of the City at
E 1 Ifteen Cents per Week
i H.W.TH/rON MANAQEIt
K TKI.El'llONi:3t
iK TlrMKrMOmtB No 42.
1 Nioiit lliuron No si
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; 1 Flitccn Couta n Week ,
Br From anil nftor November 10 Tub Duly
i Dee will bo delivered by carrier * In Council
I Bluffs ' at 11 f teen cents a wcok
; f- M1NOK MISNTIOV
! | N. Y , 1 . Co •
„ I GlcMOti coal
* i J Council Hluffs * A nbcr Co , coal
J 1 ' \ Western Luabor and Supply Co
t j 1 Uhatcher coal , sco ndvertlsoment
I j I Ucst coal and wood at C. B. Fuel Co
J t Carbon Coal Co wholesale retail , 10 Pearl
t ' Fall sato begins Monday Boston store
Tlio W. 0. A. will meet nt3 o'clock tills
j ! afternoon wltli Mrs L. W. Tulley's ' , on Park
I * avenue
L . St Alban'slodRO No 17 , Knights of Pyth-
h las , will glvo tbulr llrst ball of tbo season ut
tf Masonic temple on the evening of 'tlio lilst
y Inst Kxtotislvo nrratipoments bavo been
3- ma Jo to muku It n very cnjoyablo ulfulr
J , The funeral of Georjjo 11. . son of Mr and
AJ Mis A. Waugh , will tulio place nt 'J o'clock
ai this afternoon , from ttio family residence
r K. Ho 1715 SQUlU Eighth atreut Ho died
j , § f Saturday nlht ( ? , of hornla , and was eight
? years of ago •
* An Important meeting Union Veteran
t ' legion , No 8 , will bo hold this evening , 'J ho
nominations of cniccrs for tlio ensuing year
f will ba made , nnd considerable ! important
js } i business will como up for consideration It
IS { ' Is requested that ml members bo present
k f Tbo nddress given at the Hroadway M , E.
J < church last ovenlng by Mrs G. A. Hewitt ,
% , under the auspices of tbo I. O. G. T. , was
r listened to by n largo audience Tbo lady
V ' has a national reputation as an nblo and
I i ciitcitulninitsnoukcr , which was fully berne
out by her address last evening
1 Ilov T. J. Mackny received a telegram last
f f evening announcing the dnath of his mother ,
* % Mrs Henry JMacliuy , at Fort Scott , Kns ,
f V Ho will lcavo for thut place this morning
fe . Mrs Mncltny was slxty-sovon ycara old Tlio
? ' C. funeral will occur tomorrow morning at 10
J , oclock '
1 A collision occurred between two buggfes
I. , on Uaiilon stroowycslorduy afternoon ' 1 ho
i . articles of both vehicles wcro ladies appar
ently unslnlled In tliu ruloa of highway oil *
C qutto Uoth attempted to pass on the sumo
V ( , ' sldo und a hroiicn wheel was the result , ac-
j compunied byaovoial ltttlo screams nnd a
f [ wboicsalo spilling of beauty in the dust
, I Numerous complaints are again being
' ' mauo aualnstparties who arosmninp ; atLako
n Mtinawn , contrary to law Yesterday a
: lj number of fishermen came up from Flstta-
; II mouth and dropped seines In the lake The
* Sj attention of the ofllcers was called to It , and
' Into In the oveuing a raid was planned and a
' jg number of ofllcers started out to lound up
ir the depredators
s , The steam heutlng plant of the new Indus
jP- trial ball at the Institution for thu deilt and
- & - dumb has Just been compleatod by John Gil-
f < bert It is the ono plpo svatom , with vertical
% . m radiators It works tlncly , nna is In keening
4 , w'1 ' a" tll ° nj > noiutment8 ot the institution
* 7" The now building adds greatly to the Indus *
} trial fucllltlcs , nnd provides for instruction
• u r in several now and Important branches
k . A few members of the Coursing club took
J ; „ thu pack for a little cxcrclso run east of the
a < city yesterday morning The club is nego-
, \ , , * tlatlng with the owner of the Winnipeg ken
f A col for the purchase of four line bounds
'f , ' This ono of the finest kennels in the country ,
i S and breeds some of the choicest strains Tbo
* " club is getting hold of a number of very flno
| ; : > dogs , and already has a pack that is valued
| atovorJCOO
' Tbo Pullman rostaurnnt , 634 Broadway
( ; Money loaned at 1 , . B. Craft & Co 's loan
< office on furniture , piauos , horses , wagons ,
, K porsonnl property of all kinds , and all other
, j. articles of value , without removal All bus
i st , lncss strictly conlldontial
| p * W cabinets , only $1.75 , Schmidt's , 220Maln.
I $ *
f % Blxby , plumbing , steam heating , + Ierrmm
St 4 block
Pi .
a ? . • Finest market in city J. M. Scanlins
I J 'O '
tk 4 > Dwelling for sale on easy payments Also
sf ft building lots at lowest market prices Call
9 K and oxamiuo our list E. H , Sheafo & Co
| I Noumcyer hotel , first class.reasonablo rates
I % The Hess Investment attd Truatcompany
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1 • ' Dentil or Mrs II W , llluht
J . Mrs B. W. Hight , wife of the well known
ijf f ottorncy , Captain Ilight , died at the resl-
% donco , corner of Fourth street and Fifth
't ' i nvonue , nt a o'clock yesterday afternoon
| . Mrs Ilight has been a sufferer for n long
; " nmo , nud was dangerously ill sovernl times
b i during the past summer The immediate
( if ? j cause of death was dropsy , She was the
f daughter of 11. V. Snow , and was well
1 • ' known in the city , having resided hero
* * iluriug the greater part ot her life The
S ' funeral nrrnngoments have not bcea coin
f f plotcd , and the hour for the interment will
% bo announced lati r.
7 ' * ,
i i Drs Woodbury have removed thotr dental
g Sofllco to 101 Pcurlstreot , upstairs
Jtflr Now Ogden , largest , Dost hotel In western
HjfHjIowa. ; . Special attention to commercial men
E' Hat and bouuot sale at Friedman's this
H ? ! week
HP
l fe Always on Time
H9 f" If you wish to purchuso a good nmlroliable
HI a ? watch 23 per cent less than club rates , and
B K on easy terms , then call at once and make
HI P jour own selection at C. B. Jacquemln &
H m l'0" - W'lhi street ,
The fjoontions of 'i'liosn Now Toworo
"Wo hnvo nil the lights the city Is willing
to pay tor , " said.Alderman Luoy yesterday ,
when asked regarding the possibility of
properly lighting Broadway from the center
of the city to tbo river "If the citizens are
williog to pay for It , there Is nothing to pre
vent putting In an are light at every Inter
section , or as many as they see fit There Is
ono thing that I dent ' llko , and that Is the
present location of ono of the now towers ,
Which Is located at the corner of Broadway
and Twenty-fifth street I dent think it
mould bo on Broadway at all It was located
at the corner of avenue C and 'twenty-third
street , when wo viewed the ground
Four of the aldcrnion went out , and wo
thought that the best location , but Alderman
Kuephor objected , nnd it was changed to its
present location I think It should bo at
least two blocks from Broadway As for
moro low lights , that can bo easily settled
According to the present plan , there nro
thrco low lights located west of Twenty-JIftU
street , which would give ono light every
quarter ot a mile Of course , moro would
bo bettor , but wo dent ' wont to put them In
Unless the city desirns to huvo thorn A
good many want the lights , but dent want
to pay for them , but if they are wflllng to
I nay for what they get It would bo all right
for thorn to go aheaa and put thoin lo "
How about the tower at Third street and
Eighteenth avonuol"
"I think It is nil right , and the majority of
the loins living down there are satlslled
with it Some of thorn want It placed right
on their corn or , but they would soon get sick
of It if they had it Unless you have noticed
Iti paitloularly , you have no idea what a lot
of bugs the towers draw la the summer
tlmo Thousands of thom get burned to
death In the lumps , and thousands moro 1111
the air all around the tower I have soon
fully half a bushel of dead bugs under a
tower at ono time I dent ' want a tower
my nearer than a couple ot blocks of my
Hosiery selling at cost this weak at Fried
Fountain cigar , a strictly lOo cigar for 5o
at the Fouutaln , Try ono
Desirable dwelling * for rent nt mouerata
w-lcos. H. H. Sbeafa & Co , rental ugents ,
Broadww , and Mala streets , up stain
SQUEEZING A SETTLEMENT
Ex-Justice ) Frnluoy Jnltod For Not
Accounting ns Administrator
MORE CAND.DATES . FOR MAYOR
IIkho Contested Tower liocatlons
Another New Itlnck For 1'onrl
Strcot The Kplscopnl I'ulplt
The Nown In the IllufTJ
Frnlnpy'n Swrat Batli
"Fralney , John J „ lawyer , r. 127 Falrvlow
avenue " So reads the city directory , but
the directory Is slightly off That Is to say ,
that It wns correct Saturday night , but not
on Sunday morning , for bctwoon the setting
of the sun nnd the rising of the moon Mr
Frnlnoy involuntnrlly changed hi * plnco of
residence , nna his mall should now bo
directed to the county Jail , In care of Shorlft
ONeill ' Tlio frlsKy ex-Justlco of the peace ,
ox-lawyer , cx-rallway postal clerk and news
paper man , is , flguratlvoly speaking , in the
soup , nr , moro literally , in the criminal
tureen " , with the cover tied on
The history of the Fralnoy caio has boon
previously published In these columns , but
it may not bo out of place to hero glvo a
brief synopsis of It
John J. Fralnoy was appointed adminis
trator or the estate ot B. II Fralnov , of
which ho wns ono of the helrr In this
capacity ho did not give satisfaction to the
oilier heirs , ami legal proceedings wuio In
stituted to remove turn Another adminis
trator was appointed , hut it was found that
nbout $1-00 could not bo accounted for An
order of the court was secured requiring
Fralney to make good the Bhortago , but he
neglected to do It , and ho was then trlod for
contempt ot court , found guilty , and sen
tenced to impiisoniunnt until ho complied
with the order of the court At this turn of
ulTairs , Fralney concluded that the cllmuto
of lowu was not very congenial and sklppell
to Omaha
Slncu his removal to the Nebraska mo-
tropopolls , Fralney has been cmplopod in nn
editorial capacity bv W. It Vaughn on the
Omaha Democrat Ho has paid several sur
reptitious visits to this side of the river , but
succeeded In oiudlng the ofllcers Ho gnvo
it out that ho was going to Sidney , Noli ,
Saturday uvonlng , to talco editorial cluirgo of
the Telegraph , ' but the parties interested In
his cauturo wcro of the opinion that the report -
port was thrown out to arrest suspicion , so
so that ho could visit his homo to say good
ii > o and leave for the west Sundav evening
A wntch was accordingly placed over his
house , nnd ho was seen to outer shortly before -
fore midnight
The sheriff was notified , and with a few
deputies soon bad the place surrounded
Sheriff O'Neill and Deputy Sheriff O'Connor '
entered the house aud searched it from collar
to garret The search was fruitless , so far
as llnding the desired object was concerned ,
and It was repcatod agalu and again Over
an hour was consumed , and every nook and
crovlco was carefully examined without suc
cess , and it began to loot : ns If it must be
given up , when It was noticed that the coil
ing ot ono of the rooms on the lower lloor
was partially watnscoatcd , as It to cover a
chimnor A clusu investigation of the second
lloor revealed the fact that , a bath tub was
set so ns to bo level with thu floor
It was covered with a trap door , and car
peted ever leaving no trnco of the opening
beneath The trap door was lifted , and Mr
Fralney , clad only in his night shirt nud re
posing in ns comfortable a position as pos
sible In the bath tub , gazed calmly out at
the officers Ho evinced a 9troig disposi
tion to stay there , until the order was given
for him to get out , when bo began quoting
law at a rapid rata , but emerged from Ills
hiding place and proceeded to dress Ho
wastakon to the county Jail where ho passed
the remainder of the night
Ho was visited in Jail yesterday by bis
wife and a few friends His attorney , W.
H. Ware , esq , was not in the city during
the morning , and Joan Llndt , esq , was
called to attend to his case The nltornqy
announced that ho was golnir to get Fralnoy
out on a writ of habeas corpus , but no such
mnvo was made
The amount now duo by Fralnoy is a Httlu
over $2,500 , and an attempt has * boon made
to induce him to turn ever his homestead
property to satisfy the claim This ho would
not do as long as no was at liberty , but It Is
regarded as probubla that such an arrange
ment will shortly bo consummated
The court can not take possession of the
property as long as the rnmilv occupies it ,
nnd unless the claim is satisfied , Frainoy
will remain behind the bars
Whatever move is made , it is certain that
Fralney will not assume his new position on
the Sidney Telegraph for uomollttlo tlmo
•
Sheet rauslo 10c , 5H3 Broadway
>
The best quality of goods at ttio lowo3t
prices this week at Friedmans
Great closing out sale this week at Fried
mans
J , G. Tipton , real cstato , 537 Broadway
C. B. steam dye worm , 1013 Broadway
Second Caii of" the Not
Why didn't ' you publish the name ot the
winner , when giving the names of the posst-
blo candidates for the mayoralty 1" inquired
a Well known citlzoa and political sago yes
terday ot Tim 13nn. You named some good
mon , but I will name three moro , nnd nmong
the three will bo the name of the next mayor
of Council Bluffs Hither ono of thom would
fill the ofllco to perfection , and each has u
strong following They are Dr D , Macrao ,
S. B. Wudsworth and J. W. loreoy I am
positive that cither could bo persuaded to ac
cept , and I know that either could easily bo
elected , They arc good , Keen business men ,
and while their private in tores ts require a
good deal of-tbolr time , I tblnlr there would
no no difllculty in getting them to accept the
ofllco ot mayor - You oo , it Is different now
from what it uod to bo The salary has
been increased to $1,530 , so that it will in-
dueo a good man to devote some tlmo to It
You cant expect a a man whoso prlvato bus
iness amounts to anything to devote tbo tlmo
that ho should to publio Interests la the
mayors ofllce , simply for what glory there
Is attached to It Wo pay enough for mayor
to got n man who wlllrcprosont the city with
credit and manage municipal affairs satisfac
torily "
"Is Mayor Robror in tbo race for ro-olec-
tlonl"
Well , Ill toll you , I dent think bo wants
the ofllco another term Ho Is convinced
that a ono term policy Is the proper thing , "
ho ndded with a significant smile
You havon't' .ttatod which of your inystlo
three will bo the lucky mon I"
"I didn't lutoiid to , but I would make a
small bet on Foregoy I know bo doesn't
want it but lam convinced that when ho Is
Balisfiod that ho Is tbo choice ot u largo ma
jority he will consent to accept the nomina
tion , which la bis case is equivalent to an
election Just mark wbnt I say and credit
mo with political foresight according to the
resuJu"
Cobs | 1 a toad Qleason , 20 Pearl
Dr 0. H. Bower , 6M First uvo Tel 220.
P. 0. Miller , best paper hanging aud dec
orating , Tbo best is tuo choapoit
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The Power of Truth
The Rev , T. J. Maokay addressed a largo
audience at St Paul's yesterday at tuo
morning hour Llko all of tbo popular rectors
tor's ' sermons , It was allva with the Issues
and necossltlos of the Christian church at
tnq present day It was devoted to an earn
est exposition ot the power ot truth ,
Wo can do nothing against the truth
There is an attitude of careless indlfferonco
assumed by many thinkers of the present
day to ward * , the great truths ot religion
This indlfferonco Is caused by the number
less divisions of Christians , aud by the dog
mutism and bigotry of the theologian In
Botne respects the opposition is reasonable
They protest ogaiuit the position ot many
teachers or religion at the present day , and
justly Theology has been declared by ( each
era of the tame to be uuprogrosslvo and un
like all other iclouoes , lacapublo of any
Rrowth or development , and shrinking In
their ciecds all that can bo known of God
and His attributes The sayings ot Christ
lead us to look for something very different
It is Impossible to read the gospel narratlvo
nnd not catch the Idea that other rovolatlons
of God nilcht bo forthcoming In thn lapsct ot
nicos Mnny ot the sayings ot Christ provo
that Ho never Intended that revelation
should cease with His departure , that stag
nation of Intellect should bo the consc-
quoncoof the closing of the canon ot scrip ,
turo It Is a weak | K > sttion for His church
to take to day , for by such n position
wo deny the presence of Gods holy spirit In
the world , which ts still as much Gods
world us ever
The speaker then wont nn to declare the
necessity of reason ns well ns faith , that wo '
know from tuo history of the past thnt mans
conception of God would contain only so
much positive truth ns the human mind is
capable of receiving , nnd the fact that our
conception of God is vastly above that of the
Ignorant and nurrow-mlndod Isrnlitc , ubovo
tnat hold by theologians of thn past should
bo an ovldcnco to us tbat faith must advance
with reason , nnd though nbsoluto trust Is un
attainable the amount ot error in our views
may bo constantly diminished , and thus our
duty Is to struggle over towards too light
There mavboChrlstnin churches thatoven to
day deny tins progression , but this church to
which wn ewe allegiance nnd ltivo certainly
Is not nna of thom Wo recognlzo that wo
are living In n transition n e , nnd we wel
come the frco discussion of subjects thnt
wcro once supposed Ut bolougciilirelv to the
domain of faith , feeling sure that God will
take care ot His own , truth , nnd thnt the In
terest shown by the people , the lulty In our
churches , In these obstrusu subjects of theol
ogy , will result in nn awakening of the
moral and spiritual ltfo of our church
The sneaker then made n personal appeal
to those who from any cause , wcro standing
aloof from the church , declaring that the
true man who will ally himself with every
effort which is being made by enrnott men to
know the truth pressing beautifully onward ,
though conscious till the tlmo that
Our llttlo systems huvo their day , they hnvo
their day mid cease to bo
They are but uroken lights of Thco and
thou , oh , God , art moro than they "
There are others standing on Inkle because
of the piesonco in tlio church who uro con
tent to remain in the old shell of a never
changing theology , who cling llko baruaclos
to the old rock , which the waves of truth are
dally dashing them , pour waters ever them
and they ceiiinln barnacles still But remem
ber thut God has use even fur btrnuclcs
What God bun patience with wo should en
dure , remembering that there are minds so
constituted that they cannot grasp the higher
truths which others attain unto by x trugL'lo
of soul The reason I admit so muen is lic-
cnuso I would plead with men , or persuade
them that there is a butter way than silent
indlfferonco and Innocence Because I
bolicvo that the strength of the
church must finally uomo froai the class
of men , who are now standing aloof I urn
pleading with tlioso who are honest and sin
cere , animated solely by a desire to know the
truth , ltito this church , which is not hampered -
pored by creeds of mans invention you enn
come It is a ctiurrh wtiich bus room for
honest doubt and honest doubters , nnd I
tool sure that in so saying I have the ap
proval of Ono who was sympathized with
honest doubt , and in whose church Jio would
llnd room for all who work towards the sauio
great end , regardless of their craods
The spenker then { closed with an appeal to
his hearers to ueigb well the oonsequonco of
their present course of Indiffurcnio , wanting
them thnt by holding apart from their
brelhron who nro engaged , however imper
fectly , in the work of uplifting Gods great
family ot mankind they tire delaying thcroby
the coining of Gods kingdom upon eartb , if
not lighting against God himsoif They do
avoid responsibility by their present course
God has placed us In this world to bless mid
benefit our kind
m
Boots , shoos , rubbers Kinnchan , 33(5 ( B'wny
E. H. Sheafo & Co give special attent ante
to the collection of rents and caroof property
in the city nnd vicinity Charges moderate
OQlco Broadway and Main streets
Ilr Woodbury Will Bui < 1.
Dr 13. I. Woodbury was asked yesterday
regarding his plans for building licit spring
on his now site , next to the one sold by him
to the new hotel compauy Ho stated thnt
he would-certainly build , as bo would have
moved into the building uow on the site , did
ho not intend to remove it in the spring
Said ho : "I will put up a three-story block
in uuy event , and If I can make arrange
ments with tbo hotel folks for the use of
rooms , I will run it up six stories They will
have about 125 rooms , and I could let thom
twcnty-tlvo moro rooms , but unless I can
make satisfactory arrangements with thom I
shall hardly put on the three additional
stories It will bo a h ndsoma block , and
the hotel will not suffer in appn.iratico by
hnving it alongside , not that ttio contrast
Will be great , for both will bo models of
beauty and architectural symmetry "
Ladles nnd children's underwear must bo
closed out rrgnrdlcss of cost , this week at
Friedmans
S. T. McAttco , ! 1 Main , 23J Pearl Finest
line fancy groceries in city
Pergonal Piirnm-nplis.
Marshall William Sells , of Ncola , was in
the city yesterday loolnng for u fugitive
from Justice , but his aeach was unsuccessful
s ,
A PLUCKY LITTLE SOHOOLMAAM
She Helped Slicrldm to Win Ills
Famous Fight at Wliiclmmor
"Do ypu know , " said nn old gentle
man of military maimera who poke tote
to Mr Oluirlos Frohinmi in the loliby of
Proctors Twenty-third street thcatro ,
Now York , hottveon the acts of "Sliou-
andoah , " " that I saw a ludy in tlio row
in front of us who romiudu mo of the
llttlo Quaker schoolmn'am who helped
General Shoriduu to will tuo fight at
WinohcstefV" " •
"Is that ao ? " Mr Frohmctn roplicd
Who Is she ? "
She is the wife of
a man named Bon
sai Mrs R. M. Bonsai , I believe , alio
was called " said the military man
General Slioridiin pointed her out tome
mo in Washington ono day She was a
cleric In the pension olllco then , and
Sheridan got her the position IIo tola
mo the whole story "
What was it ?
Well , this is it , as I roraombor it
The general said people always talked
about Sheridan's ' luck and said ho was
reckless and daring , but this woman
wus witness that ho navor wont it blind
nnd that ho always fought on his in
formation There was no luclc in it ,
ho said When ho wns down in
the Shenandoah valley in ' 04 , lying before -
fore Winchester , ho wanted informa
tion of what was goitigon in the ene
my's lines , and ho wnntod it awful bad
Crook was pretty well acquainted in
that country and the general at last
asked him it ho didn't ' knowsomeono in
Winchobtor upon whom they could do-
pond IIo suid there was a llttlo Quaker
girl in tlio town whom ho thought was
all right , and Sheridan concluded to
try her ,
There was nn old darky who had n
garden patch about fifteen miles from
the generals headquarters , " continued
the spoaicor This darky had a pass
to go into Winchester three or four
times n week with vegetables for the
confederate olllcers and townspeople
Shoridnn had hlra brought to his head
quarters ono night and asked him if ho
knew the sehooiraarm , Ho said ho did ,
aud ho agreed to got n note to
her , Shoridnn wrote a letter to her on
tissue paper , appealing to her loyalty
and requesting her to give him some
information of what wns going on in the
rebel camp , IIo wrapped the note up
in tin foil in a little wad and made the
old darkey carry it in his mouth Next
day the dtirkoy drove to Winchester
and gave the note to Rebecca Wright
that was her maiden name , "
Did ho got an answer ? "
Yes , the darky brought back a reply
in which the sehoulmurm gave soma
very important information and prom
ised to send soma moro from time to
tlmo She and Geueral Shoriduu kept
upncorrosponilenco.nfter that , and ha
know everything old Early was doing
After n few wcolre she sent word
that Korshnw's r division of 8,000
or 10,000 mon had boon detached nnd
was going to join ljeo's nrmy Aa soon
ns Sheridan learned thnt Kershaw was
gone nnd was fur enough off to prevent
Ills getting back ho " made the nttack
and captured Winchester "
Did ho find tho.jjirl In the town ? "
"Iudoed ho did , rind his report of
thnt battle was written in her school
room "
Then the military man reentered
the theatre nnd saw Shoridan's ride
enacted ,
Tlio worst feature about catarrh is its
dangerous tendency . to consumption
Hoods Snrsatiarilliv cures catarrh by
purifying tlio blood
ELECTRICITY THE FATAL SPARK
1'hystologloal Theories Upset by the
InvoMlirntiom of n Student
How are wo made and what nro wo
here for ? "
Man is nn inquisitive animal , and
these two questions have bothered hi in
during all limo , and will probably enn-
tlnuo to ao h > untij * tlio Inst trump
sounds , says a writer in the Philadel
phia lnquiror To llnd out how ho is
made man is fond ot probing himsoif
and cutting up his fellowmen nnd in
all ages now ldo'is arise us to the prin
ciples which make up and govern tlio
human system
There is u man in this city who claims
to have made botne novel and startling
discoveries in human-physiology , to
have oxplaluod many mysteries , that
anatomists and doctors have purled
ever for centuries , and nbovo all to
have dtscovured tlio true seat and na
ture of the soul Tlio mini is Dr A. II
Slovens , and all his discoveries arc
bated upon electricity as tlio prlmu element -
ment in sustaining life
"I hntfo spent thirty years in the in
vestigation of electricity us applied to
tlio human body , " paid Dr Stevens to
an Inquirer reporter , who called upon
him at his residence on Green
htroet The old Greek nhllosonhor ,
Thales who was ono of tlio first dls-
envorot's of oloetrloity mule ) many in
teresting experiments ) and applied the
lluid very successfully in the treatment
of curtain bodily diseases , so that tlio
ignorant and superstitious people of his
time revered him asa god , but from
that time to this vury little notice lias
boon taken of electricity by writers on
anatomy and physiology on account of
their ignorance of the llrst principles
and laws thut govern olectricitv
'
Electricity is everywhere , " contin
ued the doctor "Evor.v speck , sn ' ace
and atom in the universe is filled with
it At every breath wo liihalo a largo
quantity of it Tlio food wo eat and iho
water wo drink are charged with it
The so-called osygen of the tilr is only
electricity incased ip tiny vosielos of
wnter "
One of Dr Stoydns' most peculiar
theories is regarding the circulation of
the blood , which ho believes to bo
olTooted in a way lUiidreamt of in the
philosophy of the old school doctors
The circulation , of the blood is not
cftected by tlio pulsations of the henrt , "
ho said ; but by moans of the positive
electricity of tlio atmosphere which is
taken into the lun s at every inspira
tion The ordinary sized man contains
two or three gallons of blood , which
performs its circuit through the
Bystuni once in every tno or
tnreo minutes , 'io' ' that fifty gallons
or nearly two barrels ptiss through
the body every hour Now we are told
that lo move this blood through the
system requires a motive power of fifty
tons , or 100,000 pounds pressure , which
is exerted by the buction oi * hydraulic
power of the lioat a little organ or
muscle weighing loss than ono pound
I say the heart can not perform sucli n
stupendous work , und Hint a mure ab
surd idea than this never obtained a
foothold in science , A score of tlio
ino.st ingenious inventors of the world
could not , with nil their combined
skill , invent a machine ot thu strongest
metal the bizo of tlio heart , that would
not bo torn to atoms before it could sus
tain oven a hundredth part of this great
pressure
"Tlio motive power which sends the
blood coursing through the body is
electricity The lungs tire kept con
tinually positive by the oxygen or elec
tricity of tlio utmosnhoro , nnd tlio iifl-
pure blood coming from the extremities
of the system in a negative condition is
made pure and positive , but as the law
of oleetricityis that two positftcs must
repel ono another , tlio blond is there
fore forced from the positive lungs to
tlio heart and thenec ever the system
The liourt regulates the circulation , but
gives no motive power , precisely as the
pendulum of a clock regulates iho move
ment but gives no power lo the works
When the blood roaches the extremities
it is impure and in u ucgativo condition ,
and is accordingly attracted back to the
positive lungs , thus completing the
circuit of the system "
The soul , Dr Slovens thinks , is lo
cated in the corpus cnllo um , a little
spongy body situated at tlio base of the
brain , which lias dolied thoellortsof
physicians in their iudcuvors to ascer
tain its uses in the human uualomv
The corpus collosum , " said the doctor ,
"is the scut of the imporishnblo mind ,
nnd is the great reservoir and store
house of bloctrieity , which is abstracted
from the blood In the arteries and con
voyed through the nerves up the spinal
cord to the corpus callosum , "
Our machines having boon crowned
with the grand prize at the Exposition , .
Univcrsollo , Paris , Nathaniel Wheeler
our President , hns now been decorated
with the Cross of the Legion of Honor
Wheixek & . Wilson M'f'o Co ,
T , Chicago
SPECIAU'NOTICES ' ,
COXTNOJL BLUFFS
rO 8UgrA 0R NT
NKW Improved real'ottate ' to trauo for unim
proved Onialiu ( VJConncll MulM propelty
C. P. Judd , Cod llroailUuy , '
KO BTISIttJOPTJCOtfyje ' ws persons nud places
* i to excliang" ) for cyclostyle , mtanongrapli or
small primingoutUtd JoxlUl ( , llarlun , Iowa
nrr-
TTTOH TUA IK-l-or a lqt , a cigar store , w ell lo-
-L' catod Invoice about Jj to UW , Address
V15 , Hoe olllco < i n '
JJIOH fcAMlor 15xchanno-A small coal stove
Apply to MaurcriiWo ) ! ) < Jiioodw ay ,
IHAVR three nousa .bn Lincoln and two on
Sixth avenue for sale on terms to suit
These nouses are now , modern Improved , f
will well these houses Vj per cent , leos than you
can duplicuto the tame tl II Judd con llroad-
way _ _
IJWlt SAfii : Oil liXCIIANCin-lotolShead of
- horses Will take dear property , Improved
or unimproved , 0.11. iletwlf Council Jllutrd
Irtnu SAlr OltUUNT-A V.i story 0 room
. fraino haiite , Jocatodon North lutu s ; . u. II
Metcalf , 1U 1'ea.rl at
• IT\m8Af.iOltHUNT-Agnod3 \ : stall stable ,
0. ? fllr . Metcalf , 0" V" , 10 l ) l'cail , l"tw ; at cen sa auaaa avenues
ANTKH-Karms within 15 to 2.1 miles of
Council llluirs to exchange tor food Ini
Plowed or vacant property In tdls city
" Kerr Si Oraf
IfOrtliXCIUNUlJ-ralno toward ulot
} Kerr & aray
ItAllOAIN In 8 lot * in good location , 1
bloc ; from meter Ketr & Uray
WH V pay rent when you can uuy a home for
115 per uioutb and uuuards tuclualos
Interest , of 0.11. Judd , 604 UroadwoyV
A SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS MONTH \
AT MARCUS CLOTHING HOUSE I
I have just received from eastern manufacturers a complete line of Mens' Boys ' and Chil-
dren's Clothing , 1 Iats , Caps , Gents Furnishing Goods , Boots and Shoes I will sell this ,1
month my entire stock of goods at prices that were never offered before in this city I will '
quote you a few prices of our bargains Come early and secure bargains il
Men's Ucavcr Coats and Vrsts , 51 worthS.S0.
Men's Chinchilla Coats nnd Vests , W.83 ,
other merchants sell at tSOO
DO different styles of Men's nil wool Dross
Suits nt 512.50 , the satno suits nro sold else
where at tlO.OO
Men's Imported worsted 4 button Cutaway
nnd Sack Suits I3.TS , worth $ W 50.
Pine fancy Worsted Froolc Sulis and Sack
Suits $13.So , worth JilOO
Mrn's heavy Working Suitsntl worth$7.00.
Youths Suits at iXhO
GO different styles of Hoys' nil wool suits , ago
12 to 10 , nt $0.00 worth double the prlco
Ono lot Children's Suits , n o-l to 1U at $1.50.
Children's all wool suits , njro 4 to 12 , I will
soil I bin month at $1.00. You will hnvo to
pay olsowlioro double thu prlco
500 pairs of l'unts In Pancy colors , all wool ,
from $11.00 up , worth double thu money
00 lulls of Hoy's long pants from 75o un
Ono lot of Uov's Knee l'unts from 'JSo up
'
Hoys' Chinchilla Overcouts with nst'raehnn
collars and enfts , uro 5 to 12. nt $0.50.
AB I am contomplntlnR larEiumprovemontH
in Council Ulutrs 1 will sell houses and
lots ju monthly payments or terms to suit be
low tlielreasli value for the next .t ) day * . It
posts nothing to lnvaulgatu C. U. J mm , 01
IlroadwajT ;
"I710U It CM' Ono seven-room home on I ourth
• - uvenue ; one ulglil-rooiu lioais on second
end avenue , nnd ono elKht-tonm hmsooiiTontli
street ; nil uttiMt up with all modern conven-
lencos.V. . W. llUirer , IenrlHtieet
IrtOIt SAIjG To quit uiumass , .my entlro
? stock ot furniture , utovesuud carpets , will
bo sold at cot , without icserv * . Persons fur
nishing good references can buy on Install
ments , making weekly p.lymonts A. J. Man
dell , ttl ) andO-ii llroadway
O " "iTllMi I1H03. & CO.loin money The most
Ubers.1 terms ottered 1JJ l'earl st
FOIt SALtt-An old an ! oil established
drily store , e-iuWU'iod ' In IS ) ) . Cmti rn-
oulred , 41,0)1 ) , Inline ) real ostute Adilroas A
J. lite Council ItlulTa
TpOK KENT Four room cottapre cheap tn tout -
-t ! antsmlthont chlldron Iniiilro-ll" | IlrstBt
IK you arc looilnc for Investments that will
nut j on linnilcomcly In a short time , wo have
them Writs or call on ICorr A : dray Council
lllntrs , Iowa ,
FOU UXCIIANOll-Wo have acre pnnerty ,
adjoining city , for garden purposes , that wo
will exchange for Improved city property Kerr
fctlrny
\\TK have llrst class Improved city property
V i In Kurnl location thax \ > e will exchange for
good ltnpioved furm land In Iowa that Is clear
Kerr & Uruy , Council ItlulTa
1j iOH BALK or ltont flardon land with homes ,
? by .1. It Itlce lit : Matu St . Council UlulTs
NOJ'l'Ji : If youhuvorenUestate or chattels
yon want to dispose of quick , list them with
Kerr & tltay , Council IlluUs , la
KAIi KdTATR-lloUBnt aait tutll am ex-
changed Spm'lil attention Rivua to exam
ination ot titles W. C. James , No 13 l'earl st
FOIt SAI.U Acre lots in Orchard pUce This
property Is located In the lllce nursery ,
south of the miln part ot the city \H miles
freni court house , Goo Metcalf , 1J Pearl st
ITUMt BALE li ) aero farm In Jaspsr county ,
-C Iowa , located near coaI uilnm that are in
operation There Is a live foot vein ot coal
under the farm ( leo Metcalf , No 10 Pearl at
8AI.K HI reet lake front iiJ located between
FOR O I ) , boat home and Manawa betch
Also a number of cnolcu lots lu Hegatta place
tire Motcalf No 10 l'earl st
the ltwtlove In the Murker ,
The new Red Cross etovn Is the best heater In
the marker It U the most economical stove
In use ; ranilros Ipsh coal and iilvos a creator
do iee ot beat than any surtaco burner ormag-
nzlne btovo sold It has the nnlv perfect hjs-
tern of circulating tine * . It Is beautiful and
peifect , and Is sold } 1 less than any other llrst
class stove Sold exclusively by
HI1UOAHT & CO .
tl Main Street Council UlutTa
IJureUn ! Kerosene Homers
Come and sco my Kerosene Heating Stoves
Just the thlmt tor tutu and bed rooms Some
thing new , and can bo run at an oxpouso of ono
cent perhom , Noplpe , no smoke , no odor , hut
nu excellent heater , aud easily carried from
ono room to another "I know It was lomlntr , "
and the Htovit of the future U what people say
of It Ono wlckwlll last a whole season , and
retmiicsnotrlininlnff Will have ono burning
In my window every night this week Como
and sco It . . . , . „ , ,
VeH tliiilVerlersflarland h fast displacing
the llaso Burner for parlor stoves , on account
of Its good work and ocouomy Can heat : ) , 4
andii rooms with3 tons ot coal Am closing
outray l * . I * . Stownrt BtoVus , made by Puller A ;
Warren , at co t. My No , 8 , { 10 cook stoves are
going rapidly , ,
Itemeinber that I have double the stock ot
anv dealer lu the city and cau sell t hoapcr
Caution Do not buy a stove that requires
the taking of 1C ( ) teuimonlals f sell It , bat
( omoaiidgetuPeeilcs * ( inrhtml , the worlds
Lost , P. C. DeVol a'l ' ) llioadwiy
Electric Trusses , Belts , Chest Pro
tectors , Etc
Agents wanted
c. ii jrvitD ,
IMIOF , WUITD'S
PHYSIOLOGICAL MANIKIN
Adapted to the public schools Tbo only
complete thing of Its kind In cxistonce and lu-
dlspenstblo In the school room School Hoards
desiring the most perfect.help for the toaUior
nro United to examluu this Address
il.A.UUililNGICH ,
General Agent
D , J , Eduundsov , E. L. BmmuiT
Pres Vice lres
Ciias , It , IIANKAKCashlsr. .
CITIZENS * STATE BANK ,
OF COUNCIL UI.UFF3.
Paid up Capital Si50ooo.oo
surplus 35ooo.oo
Liability to Depositors.-335,000.00
DiiiKCTOits-T. A. Miller , I' . 0. Olcsson , B. I *
Bhugart , Ii K. Hart , J. D. IMundaon Chas It
11 annua Transact general hanking business
Largest capital aud surplus of any bank In
Northwestern Iowa Interest on tlinu deposits
No.27 Main St , Over Jncquemln's
i > I 1 • / > c
a. a. hart ; :
riHBT-Cr.AHS
Jeweler mi Watch Repairer
Has removed from 110 Main St to (37 llroad-
wuy 1'lno watch work a specialty and satis
faction guaranteed , A full line ot holiday
goods und novelties "
Hoys' Catslmoro Overcoats with capo anil
nstruchan trimming at W.M ) .
200 Children's Overcoats , ngo4tol0 , nttl.M ) .
Men's nil wool Worsted Overcoats , at $ .G0
worth flO.00.
Men's Knncy Worsted Overcoats ot Jfl.50 ,
worth 117.00.
Men's Molten Overcoats , at.7B ) worth $13 W > .
Men's llluo Uoavor Overcoats at $14.00 ,
worth 510.73.
Men's nil wool Chinchilla Overcoats , satin
lined , tlO , othnr merchants will nslc for
sauio coats S-5.
Men's Storm Overcoats nt $ ! > .00. worth fin 00.
Men's Worklne Overcoats , nt W.U5.
Men's Chinchilla Overcoats at $11.00.
Mon's working GIovos nt Joe
Men's Cheviot Shirts nt GOc
Men's Wnter Proof Ovcrshlrts nt 75c.
Men's Host Uluo Klniinel Ovcrshlrts nttl.50.
600 V ancy t'lannol Ovcrshlrts from Jl.as up
Men's Moleskin Shirts at 00c.
Men's Camel Hntr Shlrtn and Drawers nt lOe
Mon's Gray Satin Trimmed Shirts and
Drawers 50o.
Mpu's heavy Fancy Striped Shirts and
Drnwon 70c.
THE VERY PEOPLE 1
Having the least money to spend are the ones our Reliable i.l
Clothing means the most to We keep up a constant war - H
fare against clothing that turns while , red , green and all colors < . '
and is threadbare long before it is worn out its goodness ia ) H
only in its looks There is plenty of it * It isn't possible to I
get the worth of your money from such clothing H
, . .ffWages are not so generous that you can afford to be in-
different as to your expenses It makes a great difference to B
you as the head of the family , with house rent , food , coal and 'H
a thousand other expenses *
BUY THE 0000 ! BUY THE RELIABLE ! I
Buy from us that which will give you lasting service H
We sell you an Overcoat H
$3o ° . $3-6 ° . $4-5 ° . $5- ° ° . $ iooo , $12.50 , $16.00 , $18.00 , $20.00 , H
FUR OVERCOATS AND FUR ROBES , \M \
'
-H i'
We sell you a Suit H
$3'5 ° S4-5 ° $6.00 , $10.00 , $12.00 , $13.50 , $15.00 , $18.00. t H
50 Child Suits at $1.25. I 25 Child's Suits at $2.40. i fl
50 Child's Suits at $1.75. ) 25 Child's Suits at $3.00. & /H /
25 Child's Suits at $3.00 , $6.00 and $8.00. Pfl
Children's Overcoats J H |
$2.10 $ , $2.30 $ , $3.00 $ , $3.60 $ , $4.00 , $5.00. $ ' I
Large Line of Kilt Suits I
Shirts , Hosiery , Underwear and Neckwear ; I
Dunlap and Stetson Hats I
Scotch and Far Caps 'M
BIG LIIIE OF B1I0X GLOVES , KID GLOVES AND ffiTS "M
METOALF BROS , I
342 & 344 BROADWAY , S
COUNCIL BLUFFS . * M
Twin city steam dyeworks m
The Deat Eqntpped Kstabllshmont in the Wo < it Does Dyolns ana ClunnlnK of Harmonts and l M
Goods ot uvery doscrlption and material Ury Cleaning or line Garments a Specialty y H
Out of touTi orders by mall or oxprois , will rccelra prompt attention I H
Works on Motor Line , Corner 26tii St & Ave , A , Council Bluffs rl
OMAHA OFFICE , 1521 FARNAM STREET ' uHj
GEO SOHOEDSAGK ' 'H
COIJXCIL , BLUFFS
Omnibus , Carriage anJ Transfe
MNI3S.
WM , WELCH Proprietor ,
The Finest Una of Landnus , Coaches and
Hacks In the City
rsrI have a navr i atln-llned carriage for prl v
ate call It Is tlio most • . • logunt coach lu tlie
city
hni-clul attention Riven to comnieiclal men
and theatrical troupes Heat facilities lu the
city for handling scenery ,
OFFICES !
OODEN IIOHSII 815 SO MAIN BT „
Tclephono No , 83. Telephone No 93
1IA1IN. Telephone No San
The only line outhorlreed to answer calls
turned In to Am , UUt Tel Co
THE FAMOUS
I'ltvcH ijisr
HKAD OAHErUU.V CIUNOBU U4II.V ,
aranulatedBugar , 13 pounds , , . . , , , , . . .I 1.00
Cliolco UOJap Tea per pound , , , , , , „ . . , 37c
Uood Hlo IkJirHo , i > er pound "o
Horn llol led Oats , per pound , in
California Hams pur pound , . , , , ,7o
Snaker Oats per pacsago luo
oed LaundiySoap , 11 bars , 2f > o
Heat Laundry Soap , 8 bars , , , , . - > o
CldrVinegarper gallon , . , , , , . , . . , , , , , , , . 16c.
Coal Oil , per eallon , , . , , , , , . . . . . 10 °
Oood Flour , per back , 1.0D
Host Hour , per sack [ guarnntoortl 1'40
itomentber the place No SIU llroadway , op-
poslto Ugdon Uouso ielephe 1JL
MBS L. SIMMONS
llai reopened her Diessmaklns l'arlors over
Klhenians' old fctand , 311 llroadway , on Motor
J.liH' , and Is attain ponnantntly located She
cuarantoes sal 1st action to all Mho deslro llrst
dust and taslilonablu work To Omaha ladles ,
Jlotor fare will ba paid aud dresses fitted v.lillo
waltlui , ' . l'rlces ; NVoolen Dressestllto | ttaiHfS ,
J'lUbheji and I/i < es t8 to Hi ,
S. E. MAXON ,
ArchiteJ and Superintend nt .
Room 2BJ , Mcrrlam Dloolt ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA
i , . ' , .J .i . , , , * -MttK.K X Ai m. ' * rjJk , ' .Mtjk.fw.Ji 41'S.itn
Mon's Scaolct ShtrU and Drawers nt 65o. j ifl
Men's hoary Canton Flannel Shirts nna I tl
Drawers 40c t ; | H
Men's Wool Socis .
: at 15c. Ill
Men's Cassiuioro Socks nt25o. f < i |
Men's Heavy Seamless Klb Top SooUs nt lOo j ? H
Men's Iloiivy Uocltford Socks nt Tn , | 'H
Men's Working Hoots at $1.50. I . H
Men's AVorklnjr Shoci at $1.00. H
Men's Hnnd Welt Ualf Shoos at $3.50. > - \ H
Men's Wmikomphast Shoos nt tii.30. U 'il '
Hoy's Shoes from fl.OJ up UH
Ladles Kid Shoes nt $1.50 worth $2.50. Hfl \
Ladies l'chhlo Goat Shoos $1,23 worl ti $ 'A00. [ ; fe
Ladles Pongola Hnnd Turn JJ.25 worth $3,00 , If H
Ladles Kino Calf Shoes $1.50 worth $3. S3.
Ladles * Oil Grain liutton Shoes nt $1.50 , H
worth $ i.25. I M
Infant Kid Shoos at 50o. .
Misses Shoos In ml styles from f 1.23 Jp H
300 Comfoit4 from Too up ' ' |
250 Wool Ulankots from $1.25 up i H
A couiploto line of Hats , Caps , Gloves ana ' |
Mittens at reduced prices < M
Dent fail to come and examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere >
3lE2 iE3J : rE2i THE ELAOE , | } H
546 & 548 Broadway , Counil Bluffs , Iowa , . M
' - - = = 3 , HI
THU9. Officer W. II M. I'ueijf ' | '
OFFICER & PUSEY , ,
BANKERS I
Corner Jfaln and Droadway , , B
council niiUrrs , iowa H
Dealers In foreign and doiuestlo exchange H
Collectlonaniude and Interest paid on time do- , m
posits B
"
the ladies m
Of Couucll niulls and Omaha , and surrounding H
country will nnd It to their advantage to deal H
with mo wncn they \ \ ant any kind of M
Hair Goods M
AND ORNAMENTS 'I
The months ago I dttormlnod to close outmy B [
stock and quit business , but the stock was too K
larpe to be disposed of , and I will continue tuo Hf
business with moro goins than ever , livery H
thins Is llrst class and made up In latest style , . M
Mull orders receive prompt attention * H
MRS C.L.GILLETTE ,
No 20 Alntn St , Council Dlufui , B
A NEW STOv
Kxamlne the New Mndot IlrllllantOakHtorei B ,
the latest triumph nf tlio Move makers genius It
lias a cast Iron jacketed lltu box oponliittlnto a
hot air Hue , thut runs tiom the bottom of the
stove lo thu top , passlnc tliro.igli tlio Intense ,
liejtot thu furnace It takes thu cold air from {
the lloor and heats It by illioct contact tththe
hottest parts of the Ktnvu Why pay t. ' > u for a
stovewhenthis perfect heatcrcan be had for i !
only t o. It burns anything OulyatOdellA (
llryant'a , U > S and " MU j J
com , ooau coaHT h H
I propose to lve consumers value for their IBvl
money lo Coal , and until further notlca my
prices are all rail Anthracite ! Orate and EKif
SJ ; No.4 and KauKo , tJ.CO ; Chestnut , W Also
Host orades oi Illinois and lowu HoftCoal |
KdiuburK , Illinois , lump , II.Wi iluplowood , Bf
lump , fl.VJiCenturvlIle.lnwa , lump , H.73I tVal J
nut iii i lump , IIM ; tlamlltou lump , iJJifil V I
Wnltebreast lump , ri.ro ; Whttubreast nut , ( J | J
lea , fiiUiUteam ti ; Black , II 0. 'lurms cash B l 1
with order or delivered 0.1) . I ) . WM WULCU , . 11
815 Uoutb Main street Telephone U ) . vB ]