rJHTS ? OMAHA DAILY BEE , f&K'TUllDA.T , SEPTEMBER 20 , 1800.
T1HB BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
: , NO , 12 PEARL , ST.
nollvcrod by furrier liiany jiirt ol tlio City.
II. W. 7MI.TOM. - -
c. No. 43.
Night Wltoi.No. . 51
J/JT.VO/Z MEXTZOV.
TJ , Y. P. Co.
Council Hindi Lumber Co. . coal.
'J'he P.K. O , society will meet ntMIss.Mol-
llo lllcc'n Saturday at 'J p. in.
The veteran firemen of the city held a
metllni ; last evening. It was of n business
nature , imd nothing\vus Iransactedof i > ubllc
Interest.
"Work has l ccn rcconimrriccdon the North
Bct'onil street hrltlRO. The delay \vat caused
by the contnictorrt to supply tno stone re
quired in the foundations ,
l/red Ulllchor wns fined $10.50 for Intoxlca-
tloiiyoHtcnlaynt Uioinornlnfiies Ioii of tbo
police court. I'YnnkBpcnccr ' got the satno
ninount for tlio name ofTonso.
The time oflho distrlcteourtwna taken up
yoslcnlay with hearing Ihu cvMetico In tbo
i'rolHtlo liquor case. The arpiincnts were
not llnished wbun the court adjourned List
night.
The Council Hluflu wheelaicn will meet at ,
Ilttjllss iiark tomorrow morning atS oVlnclc
for a run lo Ncola , They Invllo any wlicel-
inon In the city to Join them. They anticlpato
nflnn tlmo nnd ( 'oolroadi. (
The bitfderilck used tnhiinilllnprtho heavy
Btoiic.i for tbo foundation of tbo North Kcc-
orul street bridge fell yesterday and carried
ilovn part of the llro nlurrn wires. J'.lco-
trlclun Jlradloytinickly repaired thcdainage.
Charles Youni , ' , iilias Hutch , tlio fellow who
Bkippeil from the clwln fuif , ? on Wednesday ,
wns recaptured by Deputy Marshnl Fowler
ycslcnlayinornliiKIluwcntto Omaba , but
returned to the city In tlio evening prm > ara-
tor to taking a trnin forHlouxClLy.
Marshal Tcmplcton IMH received word
from tbo Michigan shorlflwhowas hero after
the man Miller , who win urriatod for borso
Btonlhifc and held pending tlio arrival of an
onicir with oxtnulltlon jnipers. Jlillcrwas
ni-ralKiicd , ploud guilty amivn sentenced to
tbojieiiltentiary all within four days after bo
loft licro.
JSIr. CJ. W. Snydcr , of the Is'onpnrcl ! news
paper ili.sdiiiiinvvltlin.pood dcalof enerirymiy
luiowledfo of ( ho presence In the city o'f Mr.
T. 'J' . Cussed , oftiiulhib printing company of
Kojrnc > yNtb. , , nndjiositlvelyasserts tliatno
sueh pcrjiou as the man iiinncil , and no other
peiton hns been recently negotiating for the
pu ivhasa of the paper.
lred Klwcll Is behind the bars apln intbo
elt/yjiil ; , that ii , bo l.s there wliciiho Is not
with llio renialnilerof the street gang sho\el-
liiKawaytliii mud that VIM Ueiosted | $ l > ytbo
latostorin , Jlr. KliscllU not a str.vnpcr in
oitbcr place , nnd the ofllenso for wliloh bo
wan sentenced the usunllciiKth of thneln-
tojclcutioii , is u common one.
Tickets linvo been Issued for tlio annual
ballof tlicCouncil llluffH police department ,
to bofjiven In Masonic hall on SeptemberU.Y
The tlclicla are issued under thn direction of
Alderman Smith , chairman of the police
committee in the council. Thobnllls fortho
purpose of cnnbliiiK tbo dcpartinciit to lit up
tbo new quartern , and for that reason should
bo liberally imtroniycd.
Dr , Urownrlgg of this city has been Riven
especial reasons for remembering the moot-
hip of the Missouri Metl ical association\vlilch
bo attended. Ho went there iutho afternoon
of the lust day wearing aliaiulsomaot'ervont ,
lie ramo away without itfor the reiuon that
Homo other fellow had appropriated it
through accident or design , no loiows not
which , but la Inclined to believe Itwas acci
dental.
"Window "Washer" Hurko "
, "who has stood
between the negro Hill lllaeliimm and tlio
county Jail for tbo past two months , grew
tired of the position last nifjlit and askud to
bo relieved of the obligations of Ids bond.
Ulurkinnnli ) tlio darkey who slashed \ndrow
Jackson 1'attorson with a razor sonio time
ago , After UurUo furi-etidoro l him ho was
taken Intocustody und locked up hi a cell in
tbo county Jail. The grand jury has not yet
passed ujioii his case.
The young ladles nnd pcntlomen of the
First iJnptlst chnrc'h have been busily en-
fraKcd for the past week decorating tlio
cliuivh and getting rendy for tlio annual har
vest home-services that will TJO given next
Sunday. I'liny worked last night until 10
o'clock , Initwill not got tbo work finished
until tills evening : . Tlio decorations nro
abundantaiul elegant , and tbo church will bo
rendered very attractive for the Interesting
'services ' thnt vlll bo held tomorrow.
The fall term of tlio federal court will con
vene In this city on Tuesday next , with Judfjo
Bbiras 011 the bench. There are but tow Im
portant cases to ho beard outside of the crim
inal ilc-clcct , which is unite largo. The most
importuntof tlio criminal cases will bo that
of Jlr. nnd Ulrs. Hawkins , tlio couple from
1'aeocounty who svliulled tlio government
ouU of § 'JX10 , ( pension money , wblch thowoinan
succeeded in getting ns tbo widow o [ a
soldier after she had been married to Haw
kins. Tbo Fuirmount park case will not bo
reached at this term ,
A. wcolt brings often sad changes. lAit
Fridiy Lena lioff , aged but ton years , tlio
ilniiKlitcr of Mr , and Mrs. Joe KofT , was
nmoing her playmates at school , with all the
eeonilng iiwmiso of lonpf and brinht days.
Talten suddenly ill , thnt torrlblo disease ,
diphtheria , rapidly developed , nnd though
Bhti Joined lllio a httlo heroine with fond
parents nnd sldllful physicians against It ,
death came nt an early hour yesterday morn
ing. Tbo blow was us heavy as it was sud
den , and tbo tcnderost sympathy Is called
forth from the mnny hearts in which the sorrowing
rowing piiront-s hold a warm placo. Tbo interment -
torment -\vns necessarily private , ami tbo ser
vices , slmplo niul tender , vcrolichl at sunset.
"J Icvo a novspaper nun next to a good
paying patient , " snul Dr. Von Munsfeld , the
wellkno\vn physlelnu from Ashland. Neb. ,
who attended llio mooting of the Medical
association In this city , "but ! cannotseovhy
they will persist in iminlvrlni ; my name , or
luj orllioewphyovory , tlmo they linvo occa-
Blon to i-ofer to mo in their papers. 1 am n
( Jerinan by birth but nn American by
adoption , hut I am not aslminedof my parent
age. Consequently I z-etuin tbo Oorinnn
orthography , which has no letter 'l" in it.
It is plain Jlansfeld , ami I do not earo If the
hoys leave off the prefix "von , " for in this
free country titles acquired by birth are not
asalnullo iia these won by brains anil
energy. "
Postmaster Trey nor lias mndo a complaint
against the motor company for delay In trans
mitting the malls between this city and
Omnha. Tlio motor company ha boon car
rying the malls since the dummy trains were
taken otT. Their contrast with the govern
ment calls for prompt service , which has
boon unlformery Riven except when the
motor trains Imvo been del ay eil by storms.
During the prevalence of nn dectrlo storm
the clangor of burninir out a dynamo Is very
preat , which would entail a cost of several
Immlivd tlolinrs anil might iwsslbly cause
Boveml Uiiys * Interniptlonin the riinnlngof
the trains niul ma siifogunnl ujnlnsttnclinn
acciiltnt the niiiehlncry is shutdown when
ever a thumler-stormU inprogivss.Vetllies \ -
day's Btonn caused tlio delay thatbi-ought
out I'Dtmartor Troynor's conuilalnt.
t'R tisox.il , t'.t/i.m H.t i nn.
Dr. II. S. West baa returned from a reason
of rest nnd recreation.
Mn.J. 0 , Mitchell and son retiirnodvpstcp-
day from n visit to her friends In Morton-
CJ. N. Coato.i , II. Anaorson , Hiss Dlaneho
Arkvrlghtand Mnto linker returned ycster-
da > y from 11 short visit at lllugbuui , la.
J. < J , r-ango nnd Ktiill Duerr returned ycs-
tertluy from a pleasure trip on the lakes and a
visit to Milwaukee , whoi-o they both formerly
llvcii , unil whew they still have mnuy
friends.
Colonel J , J. Stcadmati leaves tomorrow
for Portland , Oiu , whcro ho luubcenoflerctl
a prominent anil hior.itlvo newspaper ixisl-
lion , Hovlll test thoclinmtc thoroughly Ixj-
fore deciding to inalio perr.iaiicnt ari-ango-
ts there ,
nion _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Vrom this tlato the entire stock of "Tho
Famous" grocery will ho solil at n discount
iOporcontbe-lowllratcost , D. 11. Lyoua und
\V. \ IT. Stotts , mortgafecs.
Mouoy nt reduced rates loanol on clmtto
and realeatato soeurltyby B , ir.Sheafo & Co
Signs. Losoy itJoiison's , 11 Tear at.
. 3\ll3sHhodojBi-Cffn \ ,
THE SEWS IS THE BLUFFS/
Another Scheme for Settling the School
Board Oontrovenji
PEGLEG VANNATTA'S LASTEST MISHAP.
Ho ClinrKOS Mro. MoAlllstcr AVItli
IlnvliiK Itobbcd Him of Forty Dollars
lars A Corner Htono TrrnB
lire Minor Mention.
Thoboirdof education Is scheduled for
mi other mcctlnt , ' this evening , ivlilch wns
origlnnlly dc-slRncd to bo devoted largely to
tlioi'onslJcratloti ' of the utifortuntito contro
versy Into which It has Icon drawn over the
supcrlntendency of the city schools , titid an
other uflorL to cftect the removal of 'Ur. Mc-
Js'nughton. It Is tidcrstood now that tins ef
fort u-111 not bo inado nt the meeting tonight ,
mid It Is even doubtful If the board holds u
meeting nt nil on account of u quorum.
It Is understood that the jilnn now Is to np-
pcul the cnso to County Superintendent
Cooper niul hold before him the Investigation
which wai defeated In ttio board. The ques
tion of tlio Jurisdiction oftho county supcrln-
tcnilcnt hw : arisen , mul ho submitted the
matter toStivto Superintendent Snblu , The
state ofllclul has rundurcd ( in opinion
that the county superintendent not only
has jurisdiction but tins no other
con no to pit ratio than to hear the charges
anil make the Inijulry when the case Is called
to hH attention officially. If the meeting to
night l.s not held It Is understood that the
cnso will bo taken to the county ofllclul Mon
day and the hearing commenced as soon as ho
Is ready for it.
M the c.iso readies the county superin
tendent Ills certain to bo carried on up to the
stiitosuperintcndent , for whichever side ho
decides ! ix"inst will not bo satisfied with the
result und will curry It tip. 'J'lio probability
is thut by the tlmo it readies the court of last
appeal and been decided the school year will
have expired , and the gentlemen who nro
opposed to the city superintendent will bo
iicconlcu tlio opportunity of defeating him for
election.
To the l.ndioa Ilss alary Clcason hns rc-
urncd from her eastern trip and Is better
'irujMrcd ' thuii ever to satisfy all -\vlro want
irst chusi drcssiiiiiklng. Rooms in the old
ibrary bulldint' , l carl street.
Buy your lumber of Tlio Judd Si Wells Co. ,
13 llroiulway. _
loscy & Jensen jiaint houses.
.T.C. 33Ixby , steam hoatlnc , sanitary en-
Binccr , til : ) T ifu bulliilns ? , Ouutia ; 'JJJ Mor
lam block , Council llluffs.
I * or Sale.
Our retail furniture business , -with good
established trade. Stoeltis lirat class and
.veil selected. Ucoson for selling , are Kohij ;
ntothu exclusive Jobbiuctr.ido.
Any one wiHhinjr to no Into business should
nvvbiifrato this , as It is onoof the fe 'golden
) [ ) poiluillties of a lifo tlmo.
C. A. Hcr.iin & Co.
Site Kulilicd Jlliu of His Money.
" 1'eglcg" Vontmtto , thoolit soldier whohas
been In the police and justice courts so fro-
iiuontly duritiK the stiminer , nearly always
the prosecuting witness la state cases
ivhich failed to pan out 0,3 predicted , is ns < liu
ho plnlntiff In n larceny case , In which ho
Inims to have been relieved of $10 by a
ivoiuiui named Knnico McAllister. Vannatta
, a qulto n character aside from the faci that
do'is always in trouble. Ills first troubles
commenced when lie wns carrying a iniukct
for Undo Sam in tbo civil war. Ho spent
, hrco years in the service and lost a leg and
received n great many wounds. Since he has
Ived in Council Bluffs no has had lots of
rouble. Several years ago ho got n pension
ivlth a Inrgo amount of bank pay. This ho
ipoit freely upon his wlfo and family and
upon himself in the saloons. His
\vlfo \ cut a great swell with the
money and attracted the attention
of n railroad lir.ikoir.an named McAllister.
McLAlllstcr made hot and violent love to her
and succeeded In winning her affections from
her husband , and about three years ago shoran
ran im-ay with the younp man and left the
old veteran to earn for the family of child
ren. BeforeROing she took all of the pension
that remained. ' troubles
inoney Pclog's con
tinued right along without abatement , and
Included confidence games , robberies and as
saults , mid each event was signalized by the
loss of some part of his monthly pension. In
August his eldest daughter , a bright-eyed
little pi riot twelve , was enticed into a house
of ill-fiuno and ruined and the father failed in
the attempt to have the -woman , Mrs. Hamil
ton , who was charged with being the cause
of the girl's ' downfall , punished.
Since his wife loft him ho has been living
in little sliaiiticj on the bottoms with his
: hildren keeping house for him. After the
eldest girl was enticed away the younger
children left homo and ho has been nlone. A
short time ago .Mrs. Eunice .McAllister , the
wife of tlio bmkcmnn , who ran away with
his wife , canio to the city and hunted up
the old soldier. She hail heard nothing of
her husband and wius anxious to bo consoled
by I'eglogaml 1'egleg was anxious to bo con
soled by her. They consequently pooled
Issues and have been living on the old sol
dier's mouthy stipend , On Wednesday Pcg-
leg draw his quarterly pension , about $ 'J ' ( ) .
Ho gave 510 of it to Mrs. McAllister to pay
their board at n place where they have been
living , Instead of doinpr so she took the
money and purchased a ticket for DCS Moines
and boarded tbo ( ! o'clock llyer on tbo Rock
Island without bidding her old soldier friend
adieu. Vanutta learned of this fact a lew
lioa rs later and wired the ( ralico nuthoritos at
DCS Monies to arrest her when she appeared.
They did so and yesterday inorntnK I' glog
appeared In .hutlco Suhui' court und swore
to an Information charging her with grand
larceny. Dopnty Marshal Whlto took the
warrant mid loft yesterday afternoon for the
state capital to bring the woman back.
Window slmdcs at Losey k Jensen , 11
Pearl st.
The Manhattan sporting headquarters , 413
Broadway ,
If you -wish to soil your property call on the
Jmul "Wells Co. , C. B. Judd , president , IMO
Broadway ,
Scott house , nice rooms , clean tocds , faro
f quirt to the best , $1 per day. Special low
rntos to regular boarders. 2-J und .M N. Main
st. , Council Bluffs.
A Corner Stone Treasure.
Yesterday the workmen engaged in tearing
down the old Broadway Methodist church
removed the corner stouo and revealed the
treasure box that was placed there tvcnty-slx
years ago when the corner stone was laid.
The box -was mouldy and badly rusted , and
Its contents thoroughly soakeit by the Hood of
ivntor Unit poured around the old foundations
during the Into storm , It wns taken Inchnrgo
by 'Squlro Bamott niul opened. The con
tents were so badly wit or soaked that It was
found Impossible to oxamluo them , and the
'squire ' took the box to his house to dry it out.
A record of the contents of the box has been
preserved , and the only interest tucro is at
taching to them Is to ascertain how well they
were preserved during their long rcposo In
the solid masonry.
First-clnss dressmaking by Miss Wallace ,
over Cr.ttK'ineti'a baak , cor. Jluln st. and
6th nvo. _
Fine interior decorating , Losoy & Jensen.
Fashionable wool suits mndo by Mrs. L.
Simmons , fS to (7j ( silks , $7 to Slu. -
J. Q , Tlpton , real estate , 537 Broadway.
Now fall goods Jus treeolveUatUolU'r's , mer
chant tall w , U10 Broadway ,
Will paper atLosojr & Jousou'i ' 11 PcarUt ,
All. Kit fO/t CATTLJS
1\\o 1'onnR Men of Kearney In n
Serious 1'rcdlcnnictit ,
DnATJiicn , Neb. , Sept. -Special [ Tele
gram to THE DIK. : ] Ex-JustIco of the 1'enco
James Mchols Lafcborgcr and George Hub-
bard , well known young men of this Vicinity ,
are under arrest for a complicated matter
thot savors of cnttlo stealing. About the
10th of tbls month nineteen head
of cattle wcro stolen from Green-
mayor & Kldrcclge , near William sburg ,
In 1'helps county. Yesterday Jlr. Green-
mnver saw six of the stolen cattle In William
Allyn&Jo.'ft ( yard nt Lexington. Allyn
said thut ho hod botiRht the cattle of two
young men , who represented themselves to
ho John and Charles Wood of near Kearney.
Ho eave them a certified check , together
with a note to the cashier of the Kearney
national bank , instructing bun to pay the
amount of f 140 if tbo bearers Identified them
selves and if the cattle had no mortgage on
them. James Nichols Identified the
pair and the nUicuntwas paid.
llubbard wni soon nfter arrested and
lodged In jail and this morning Nichols was
placed under the sheriff's care. llubbard
confessed to stealing the cattle and that
Nichols received one-third of the money for
Identifying them. The young moil belong to
respectable families and ttieiraetlon is n great
surprise ,
.ACnkcH Another llrealc.
Exr.Tiii : , Neb. , Sept. ID.- [ Special Telegram
to Tin : lni-McKeighau ) : advertised to
speak at a Joint meeting nt the opera house
hero last night , ami full nndsntlstactory ar
rangements to that end were made between
thoallinnco people nnd the republicans. This
did not satisfy the democrats , mid in consequence
quence they Insisted upon MelCelpImn hold
ing a separate meeting , and when he found
that his opponent was to bo lion. I , W.
Lansing of Lincoln he went over to the dem
ocratic camp und deserted the alli
ance. What frightened him most was
tlio fact that the nllianco demanded nn ex
planation of his crooked record. Ills speech
was very disappointing to ttio alliance , as ho
did not attempt to answer thoeharges against
himself. Hon. .f. W. Lansing was on hand
at the opera house as advertised , and his
nn'ctliuj was a howling success. Thomas S.
MitznndT. Ilcnncluin , prominent democrats
of York county , wcro hero in charge of Me-
Kclghan's ' interests. They uro the same par
ties who mot MelCelghan in secret council at
York lust Sunday.
Day at Camp I'Ojjnn.
TS'OUTII I'I.ATTI : , Neb. , Sept. 19.-Spccial [
Telegram to Tun UIB. : | 'ihcrc was a imvnl
battle at Camp Logan tonight. The reunion
closed vlth mi address by Jiuigo A. II.
Church to his old conn-ados. At a meeting of
thosoldiers and citizens it v.is resolved to
meet hero one year hence.
Wont Into Oonvulsl6ii8.
There was a commotion nt the
iiollco station last night when the
jiollco brought In n young woman ,
giving the name of Mrs. Lewis , from
r North Sixteenth. Tlio charge against
thoyoung woman was that of stealing , mul
.vuMiiiulo . by Mrs. Sarah M. Bales. This
ndy claimed that ISIrs. Lewis had stolen _ a
dress jiittcni nnd seine ornnincnts worth in
illnboutilO. The accused woman toolt the
nutter very much to heart , and she cried tiiul
struggled until she went Into convulsions and
met to bo tiikon to the station on a. strotchor.
Shonnicted down when u iihysicliui was
called and was released on ball to appear in
court today.
The IviiiL'olni Today.
The Llncolns and Omnluis will meet In bat
tle array at the ball narlt this nf tcmooii and
xmiorroiv. There Is much feeling existing
jotwecii the two teams , on account ol the
claims of the Capitol City crew that they in-
: end to beat Omaha out in the race. Macul-
ai- says lie intends to taUo both games hero ,
md if ho does Onmba must fall back to seventh -
onth place. Captain Walsh , however , is also
up on his toes , unil declares that the Lincoln
colicrt will bo routed fort and dragoons.
Anyway , the games will bo hotly contested ,
inci a good crowd will evidently turn out to
sco the sport.
Firth Ward Ij a me.
The Fifth ward iicrsonal rights league mot
ast night nt Eriling hall , 1012 Saundcrs
street. 'Jho league elected Henry Schrocder
is president , to lill tbo place made vacant by
the resignation of Judge Keuthcr , the former
nxssldent.
John Schmcltlngs was elected as the delegate -
gate to the Douglas county central league
nectlng , which will meet next Monday nlpht
n Gennnnla hall , corner llarney und Eigh
teenth streets.
Ijalior Ijcatlcr Arrested for Trewpuss.
Pirrsncuo , Pa. , Sept. 19. Much excite
ment wns caused in labor circles today by the
arrest of Vice ProsidontTurncrof theUulted
vlino Workers of America on n charge of
respass preferred by the Westmoreland coal
company , when there bus been a bitter strike
'or some timo. Turner says It is a scheiuo to
ntiiuldatetho men. '
A Residence Scorched.
A house occupjcd by Thomas Lyons , at
114 North Sixteenth street , caught lire at 2
o'clock this morning. Prompt action by the
II ro department saved the house and fnrnl-
turo with the exception of the kitchen , where
the blaze began. Loss about f.'XXJ ; fully In
sured.
Tlio Dentil Hull.
KNOXVIU.I : , Tcnn. , Sept. 19. Jacob M.
Thomhurgli , ex-member of congress from the
Second Tennessee district , died this moru-
'n p.
p.BITFAT.O , N. Y. , Sept , 19. Robert Dunbar
died yesterday , aged seventy-seven. I to was
ho fatherof the present system of grain ele-
uators.
_
O'Connor iimlO'Kclle.vCoinlnp : .
i'DMN , Sept. 10 , Parnell Is making ar
rangements for an early mooting of his fol
lowers in London. T. P. O'Connor , M. P. ,
nnd James O'Kolloy , M. P. , will probably
take the berths on the stcnmor Teutonic
which Uillon and O'Brien secured for their
passage to tbo United States.
Myers Wants to Fight.
OIII.KANS , La. , Sept. 10. Billy Myers
of Stroator , III. , loft for homo thU evening ,
having- failed to get a fight out of either
Howca or Carroll. He , however , loft a for
feit of SJ30 for a light with Jnbk MeAullffo
forapur.se of (3,000 a sldo and the light
weight championship.
Reforms Desired by flarinnii
Bnu.iN , Sept. 10. The mind's' congress In
Hallo has decided to present petitions to the
bundesrath , reichstug , diet and various min
istries asking that mining laws bo passed to
effect various reforms in hours , wages , sani
tary conditions , etc.
Boll Boys Voro the Thieves.
Ni\v : "Yoiiiv , Sept. 10. The thieves who
stole U ,000 belonging to llookinakers Corlnn
& Saunders , from the safe of n hotel Monday
night , have been discovered In the persons of
two bell boys. They have been arrested ami
nearly all of the money recovered.
Six Gypsies Drowned.
EVAX8VIU.E. Ark. , Sept. 10-Two Gypsy
families camncd near a creek north of hero
Tuesday night. During the night a cloud
burst occurred and six of tbo unfortunate
people two adults and four children wcro
drowned.
31urdrr in New
SANTA. Ve , N , M. , Sept. 10. A dispatch
from Chloride , Slorra county , says much ex
cltement prevails there over the murder of
two men In that vicinity the past week , un
doubtedly by Indians. Posses are now out.
rnbor Troubles In AVales ,
STDSEV , N. S. W. , Sept. 19. Two thou
sand special constables have been enrolled ,
The labor conference has decided to call out
the shearers and curriers next Wednesday ,
South Carolina llcimlillonnn.
COI.UMHU , S. 0. , Sept. 10. The republican
tate con vcation decided cot to put any ticket
lutboucln
X cv * roo.v.
A. Simp Shi ) ( , Tnkcn nt the Denis-
crntlo HIdt of the Homo.
WASIIIXOTOV , Sept. 10 , Representative
Walker of Massh0liusclt , "believing that a
picture of thohoniiIn Its present condition
of dcmocrntlo iteMotlon would form a good
republican catnp'utfn document , today se
cured the scrvlces'of two photographers to
reproduce in n counterfeit presentment of
both sides of thq. chamber. A photogrnpher
lu the gallery aVovo the democratic sldo
looked clown on nn array of empty scats ,
while the artist pn the inijorlty siclo dU-ectcu
the camera upon ri gooaly portion of Koimbll-
cnn representatives , The hnlf dozen demo
crats present wcro unawarothriUholrpor-
trnlts wcro Vicing taken , and the republicans
were careful to withdraw from the demo
cratic sldo all tlio jiigc3 ; and doorlcccpors who
might tend to swell the democratic repre
sentation ,
Xchrnska , town ami Daltntn. 1'cnnloiiH. '
WAHIIIXHTOX , Sept. 19.-Si | > eclnl Telegram
to Tin : DEI : . 1-Pensions were granted today
to the following Kobrjskaiis : Increase
Hnnsomll. SmithAllliinco ; StcphcnTliomas ,
South Omaha ; .Allan H. "Wilson , Geneva ;
John II. Harden , North 1'lntto ; Lawrence
Hlbbaril , Howard ; Edward 0. Burns , Scrib-
ncr ; John Jlanur , Falrbury ; Trunuin O.
Wilder , Uowle.s ; Charles 33. Weeks , 1'nlr-
bury ; U.miolOutz.nrr , Htimboldt ; David C.
Coppoch , Uavld City ; Closes L. Kldder , Nor
folk : Henry II. Olosscr , I3asetti Olnrlcs
W. Tnlbltzer , Oconco ; John W. Mcndonhall ,
Chester : AVIlllam UhBholm , llromlleld ;
Marlon 11. Urown , Indianohi.
Iowa : fncivaso-Isam K.Vllkinson \ ,
Kldon ; ( Jeoi'BO AVutts , CrcscoVllllam \ II.
Fulrlleld , Amelia ; Theodore C. Mcrrltt ,
DnvisClly ; Michael Boycr , Wapello ; Huns
Ivunlsen.Stningor ; Daniel Teller , Rutland ;
Henry Slier , Moulton ; Stuokley M. Harding ,
Shell Hock : Joseph ln. Holmes , Burling
ton ; William Xike , Uenton ; John
Green , Ornngo Citv ; Lcvl J. 1'ord ,
Cednr Itnplds ; James E. Sanders , Guernsey :
Thomas J. Wright , DCS Molncsj Edward
I'roctor , Grlswold : David S. llurbank ,
Waterloo ; Gwrgo W. Donal.son , Clear Lake ;
Gcrritt Vnudcrcanip , Pella ; "William Nugent ,
Commerce ; Eyan Alnuns , Sioux City ;
Samuel W. Young , I'romlso City ;
John S. McICco , Ccdur : Hnplds ; U'il-
llnm C. Shepherd , Hartford ; William
Heed , Now .Market ; William II.
Williams , I3ataviri.TacobAmold ; , ]
WllliamO IIorncriencvaniO3 ( ; Jlatthcws ,
Waulcon ; Wailo II. Fulton. Leon ; Chiuineey
M. King , Council HliilTs ! Evan Fish , Colum
bus City ; Joseph II. Smith , Logan : Johnson
Gwves , Manlnsbiirpr ; fs.unucl IJrach ;
McchnnlcHbiirg ; William M. 3-yttle ,
Charles City ; Orlando Grlflltli , Clear-
field ; Henry Athens , Dubuquos Jacob
Leddlc , Uuiikcrton ; Henry P , Fra/ey , Cau-
tril ; Fi-iinccsN. lhodes , Clinton ; JolmSur-
vis , Oskaloosn ; Matthew Helm , I'lyinouth :
Morris M. N. BiirlesonVaucomii ; Peter
Delescalllo , Jlonteziliniv ; Albert F. Isrchoti ,
Waylund ; ( Jarnctt Vanripcr , Shcfliclds ;
Alex T. Fields , Colfax ; John Hutton ,
DCS Molncs ; John Norris , Keosau-
qua ; Lovl Townscnd , Alacksburg ;
Edward Yniicurcn , Sac City : William Mur
ray , Lacoma ; Samuel M. M.Vhite , Atlantic :
E. l > . King , Lake Park ; Milton II. CJoodc-
nough , I.ogati ; Archibald Payne , Palmyra :
Edimr 1C , Spears , Delta ; JohiiKutland , Story
City ; Daniel Crovylcy , Promise City.
botth Dakota ; Increase George W.
Sumptcr , Young ; Andrew Craig , Empire.
The Ilee.ognltioa nf
" \V\snixoToy , Sept. 10. Inferring to a
special dispatch fi'om ' Salvador , saying that
Minister Mizucr had been instructed by the
state department to recognize Ezcta's election
to the presidency.uVctinK Secretary of State
Wharton said this evening that no such in
structions hud been given , but undoubtedly
soon would be. , The state department has
received from M nor a full report of the
Barrandla incident , hut is not yet prepared
to make It public.
Sti-ikoiJUot at Sydney.
Svnxr.v , X. S.JSopt ' , , 19. Inconsequence
of the stnko ofi u'raymcnand the inability .of
the employers to engagenonunion men , the
wool merchants and s > quattcrs today drove
their own wool drays to tbo quay. A mob
hooted them nnd tried to prevent the unloading
"
ing of the drays. Ktones wcro thrown at the
drivers and the mob became so riotous that
the mayor read the riot act. The police and
troopers then cleared the streets.
Strnmslilp Arrivals.
At Xew York The Bothnia , from Liver
pool ; tboGreeec , from London ; thoLuXor-
mnndle , from Hamburg ; the Rotterdam ,
from Amsterdam ; the Tr.wo , from Bremen.
.At Browhcacl The Etrurla , from New
York for Liverpool ,
Ercmcrhaven The Allen , from New York.
Passed the Lizard The Frlcsland , from
Now York for Antwerp.
Three Prisoners I soapc.
Sii/rLviu : , UtahSept. 19. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BCK.J J ohn Kerne , on trial
for burglary , James MeCarty , awaiting sen
tence for grand larceny , and Harry Stone ,
postofllco robbery , escaped from a cell in the
'United States marshal's ofllco today ut noon
while the oftlccrs wcro at dinner. There is
no trace of them. Tlioy are all dangerous
characters.
The Chnllentcr Arrives Disabled , n
BOSTON , Mass. , Sept. 19. The disabled
ship Challenger , reported nt New York a
few days ago by an incoming steamer , ar
rived hero today almost entirely dismantled.
She passed through u hurricnno August 31.
Eight of the crew wcro washed overboard
and drowned and four others seriously hurt.
fiot Away.with $2.000.
CmcAOo.-Scpt. . 1'J , [ Special Telegram to
THE Buc.J A dispatch from Peoria , 111. ,
says that a thief entered the residence of
Joseph B , Grccnhut , the president of the
Webster Trust , last evening \vhllo the
family wns at supper , and made away with
about $ -,000 , in cabh , diamonds and other
valuab les ,
Wlillo Supremacy Assured.
JACKSONMiss. . , Sept. 19. The constitu
tional convention made considerable progress
today in the disposition of the report or the
franchise committee , The apportion incut
branch of the report , as adopted , by Ingeni
ous gerrymandering assures white suprem
acy in both bouses.
Tlio Weather Fnrccair.
For Omaha and Vicinity Fair ; warmer ,
For Nebraska Fair ; warmer ; variable
winds , becoming southerly ,
For Iowa Fair ; decidedly warmer ; south
erly winds. i
For South DakotaFairwarmer ; ; south
erly winds ,
> > i
Selectetl.ViCo . Direetni-ficncml.
CHICAGO , Sept 19. The executive coininitto
of the worlds , fair commission tonight
selected Commissioner McICcnzi of Ken
tucky as vico' chairman. This virtually
makes him vice director general or assistant
to that ofllco. '
The Fh'Q lleoord.
\ViliTKiiii.L , } Uoh. , Sept. 19. An Inccndl-
rry llro sweptfuway the business portion of
this place this morning' . Thirty dwellings
were consumed' , ' A careful estimate places
the loss atlO(3iaCp. ( ,
_ *
Change of life , backacne , monthly Irregu
larltles , hot flashes nro ctired by Dr , Miles'
Nervine. Freesaniples ntlCuhn & ; Co. , 15th
aud Douglas.
Sliuiii ( tattles Cnnoludnd ,
noiixsiocK , Sept. 19. The army mnncu
vcrs were concluded today. Emperor "Wil
liam led the Jlnal attack. Emperor Francis
Joseph was with the army of defense , which
was successful.
Itui-chcll ln < llut Ml foirtirdcr. .
WOODSTOCK , Out. , Sept. 10 , The grand
this afternoon returned ntruo bill against J.
Iteqlnnld Hurcholl for the innnlcr of Fred-
crick C. lleuwell. The trial boglus Monday.
Pniiny Uavoiipnrt Kei-Inusly III.
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 19. Fanny Davenport ,
the well known actress , Is very ill with a
serious cold.
"Water Lily booj > 5 cents a cako. ' "
JPOISOXKJB FftVIT.
Forty \Vctldlii \ Guests L'afc Thcrcor
VltU DiHtresslii ) ; atesullN.
I'lTTStifiio , I' * . , ScpU 10. [ Special Tclc-
grnmto THE llKE.-Advlce3 ] just received
fromMononfjaliolnClty , nn up river mlnlnB
towu , say that forty parsons wcro poisoned
ntnmnrrlago feast near there Monday , and
not until today can the last of the
forty unfortunates bo pronounced
out of danger , W. V. llcrryhlll
wc-dMlssMnrgorvM , Carrolland tlio brlilo's
proud father set out a feast for their friends
in which canned fruit played a prominent
part. There are but two physicians In that
neighborhood , and as the two score Rtiests
till became til at the same tlmo with symptoms
of add iwlsonlng , the trouble was traced to
canned fruit nnd many of the ewes wcro seri
ous , Including the crstwllo hnppy pair , but all
-.re now fairly recovered ,
*
A.i it .yum AT fjnaoy.
Several People Wounded In n Ilght
\\llli the SoldlcrH.
LISHON , Sept. 10.-Wednesday night nmob
ttackcd eight policemen lu the streets. A
'onlllct ' nroso in which stones and ro-
olvci-s wcro freely nsod. l orty-
wo rioters were arrested , Later the
lot became general and the municipal
was called out. The mob then took
in the Cafe Mnrtlnbo , In the iilnm
Dora Pedro , where the customers consisted
if journalists , deputies and merchants. The
oldlers llrcil Into the building , wounding ;
> evcral.
TJIK JtO.t It Tit 1M.VK T0\ .
\ Move by the Xi > rlliwostei'ii AVIiloU
hooks Jlko llnslnoss.
ON' , S. D. , Sept. 19. [ Special Tclc-
to Tin : Bin : , ] The city council hst
granted the N"orlhwosturii railroad
lonipanytho right of way through the city
'rom ' Eighth street to the river front , where
t connects with the cement track. This Is
'cgurdod ' as certainly securing the extension
i-omllartiuKton to Ymikton and n bridge
across tuo Missouri river at this point.
iVIoder-n Woodiiien Ttottlilen.
Ciiic.i.no , Sept. 19. Mailer In Chancery
IcuryVnrd of Whltcsldo county has bcon
.nking evidence 111 this city for several days
n the celebrated suit brought by thoattornoy
general against U. J. Uoot , prcsiitcnt oftho
" lodcrii Woodmen of America , grow-
ng out of the trouble la that 01--
ranlmtion last year. The testimony of
sirs , Eva Owens wns among the most
inportant. Slio is the wife of Alfred E.
Owens , tlio printer , ami knew of nn arrangc-
nent fictween her husband and Heed by
ivhich the latter \viw to get a. coininlsslon on
, hcprinting done for the society. The 13cr-
nini dctith affair was also talked over ami the
papers left with Owens. Then matters be-
ximownriii anJOv.'cns vent to South Amor-
ca , where he uo\vls. It appears that Mrs.
Owens was to bo supported from money
furnished through an agency. It diil not come
very fast and she came toCbicaco. Becoming1
"null up she went to a furniture- dealer
lamed Shaw , oil Cottapo ( irovo avenue ,
stored her furulturo and aslccd him to keoj )
for her some valuable paper. * left by her-hus
band. .Afterwards , before ho vould ( 'ivo
them up. ho consulted nn attorney. W. f.
Groin of Lyins , la. , attorney for Koot , also
wanted the pnicrs | and pave them up for § 200.
The papers turned out to bo an
alleged proof of death and other
forged documents. Counterfeit seals were
also discovered. Various letters wcro shown
in evidence , -written by Attorney Oroho to
Mrs , Owens , tending to show that ho was
warning her to keen her husband away so as
to prevent his testifying. All the cvidcnco
for the plaintiff has been offered , but it is not
known yet whether thoio will bo any de
fense.
"You cannot bo too particular about the
mcdicinoyou use. When you need a blood
purifier bo sure you get .Ayer's'Snmparllla ,
and. no other. It will inhifrlo with ,
purify , a&d vltalizoevery drop of blood in
your body. It makes the weak strong.
1'nylnc for.Silvcr Pullion. 1
" \VisiiixfTO ( > ' , Sept , 19. Acting Secretary
Batchellor today sent to the senate n com
munication in response to Plumb's resolution
as to the manner of paying for silver bullion.
Ho says that checks drawn in payment cf
silver bullion pass through the New York
clcarinp houses , the sarno as other checks
drawn on the assistant treasurer at Kew
York. It was necessary , ho says , at the
time the law toolc effect to issue notes of
largo denomination in payment for silver
purchased , but they will soon bo replaced by
smaller notes. Ho states that there hua been
no demand of any uiiisrnitwlo upon the treas
ury-for the redemption of these notes In gold
coin.
Tickets at lowest rated and superior
accommodations via tha great Rode
Island route. Ticket olllco , 1002 Six
teenth and Parnam st'rcots , Omaha.
Acciiiittcd of Murder.
Pioni.t , 111. , Sopt. ID. A celebrated mur
der case ended today with the acquittal of
James Conncll , who killed Andrew W. AVnl-
lace of Dillon last April. Council rented IV def
of Wallace , who was very qunrrclsont.
When Council went to take possession Wal
lace was on the farm with a pistol in his
hand. His arm was at his side , but the pistol
was pointed at the defendant. Wallace re
fused to tnllc , but Council jumped over the
fence with gun In hand , hoping to intimidate
Wallace nnd thus boablo to talk the dlfHculty
over. As soon as ho had gotten into the yard
Wallace , without raltlug his arm , llred at
Council. The latter then flred the fatal shot ,
thinking- that his life was in danger.
The now olhces of the great Roclc
Island route , 1COU , Sixteenth and Farnaui
streets , Onmlm , are the finest In the city.
Call und sou thorn. Tickets to all points
cast at lowest rates.
Hiiidnllot. . u illy.
SAI.TLAKI : , Utah , Kept. 19. [ Special Tclc-
pramto Tin : lp.i.l ! James TJ. Randall of
Lincoln , Jfeb. , wns tried in the district court
today for horse stealing. The defendant , in
company with n man mimed Owen , was ac
cused of having hired a Horse and bufgy and
driven into the country 100 miles and sold It.
Tbo defendant is a son of Captain Randall of
Lincoln , who , In company with attorney
Culdtvcll of the same place , \vas present nt
the trial. The defense was insanity , caused
bv liquor. Cnld\vellmado \ a very eloquent
pica. The jury's verdict was not guilty as
charged . _
To Servoim Debilitated : \rcn
If you will send us your address wo will
send you Dr. Dyo's Celebrated Voltalo Uo'.t '
and Appliances on trl.il. . They will quickly
restore you to vigor , manhood and health.
1'uniphlct free. VOLTAIC BELT Co. , 31arshall.
Mich.
, \ Cabinet null tier Selected. !
Lisiio.v , Sept , 11 > . Senior Ferrao has been
Intrusted with the formation of a cabinet.
.c BETTER THAN GOLD.
C ; RESTOrtED HER HEALTH.
Tor 23 years I Buffered from bolls , cryilptlaa
ocil otbci blood affections , tiling during that
time great quantities ofdUZcrcct medicine ! H llh-
out giving mo aojr p ccptlbto relief , Prlcnda
indnccd rnato (78. U.S. It Improved me from
the ( tart , and tltcr taking c\trtj Uottlci , re-
etorvd in ; licaltb as f u OH I could ticpa for u
jay igc , vhlch It now icreotj flvo JMTB.
Mm , B. 21 , Lacii , Dowllng Green , Ky.
) nn Illrvnl and Skin Dlwaeci mailed froo.
co. .
INPREOEDBNTED ATTRACTION
U
OVEll A MILLION DlSTltlUUTKU.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
tnroriiorntrtt lr tlio li NlKturo , fiir < Muc.itl < mnl
nnclclmrltatln imrposoMli ( rnnclil ( > iimtlDn | > nrto (
ho present ntit ronsliliitlon , lu IS ? . ' , bjron < jver-
wliclralna romilnr voto. niul
To continue until
January 1st , 1SOB.
Its MAMMOTH DUA.W1N03 take
Soml-Annually ( Juno and December )
3rnnd Single Number Drawings talto
in caeh of the other ten month * of the venr
and are nil drawn in public , nt the Academy
of Music , Now Orloms , l/i.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS ,
For Integrity of Its Drawings and
Prompt Payment of Prizes ,
Altenteilns followsi
"Wodo lifrcbv rcrtlf j Hint wo unporTl'O tl > i\r-
riuiccmenti for nil tlio nionllily nml KC
tlranliiKB of the lioulshnu Mnto Ixitlrrjr
nn < l In pcrwn ni.iiuico nnd nintrol tlio
tlioinolv < " .Anl ( Unit tlio Kiimc iimi'iiiuluctoil nltti
liotie ty. fnltiipt' . niul liiKOoilfnttli lu\rard < nlliar | *
lU > ' , niul tvcnutliorl/u tlio oomiuiny l use lliln'cer-
( llU'.ite with fiio Mnilloi of uir : xlxnnturciiittnclicJ
n It ] mlvcrtlsiMucnts. "
rOM.MISSIONKHS.
Wo , tlioiniter. . ljno 1 hnnkt nnil bnnkor , will par
nil prlitcs Jnnvn In tlio Louisiana Slnto Lotteries
which limy lo pri'scntuilnt ourrotintor.'i :
1 ! . M\VAIMSLKV.l1n' \ .I.tMiKi..mii Xnfl Hank.
I'lKIIKKUNArx.rros.SlatoNntlon'l Hank.
A IIAMIWIN. Pros. NIMV OI-IIMIIH Nal'l Hank.
CAKI ( KOIIN. 1'ruH. ' Union National Iliinlc ,
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Attbe Academy of Mxisic , Hew Orleans ,
Tuesday , Oct. 14th. 1BOO.
CAPITAL PRIZli , $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twcntv liollnn each.
Halves. 410 ; Qimrleis. * 5 ; 'I'onlhs , J-'i ' TMCII-
llutlis , it.
LIST W IMUXK3.
1 I'ltl/.K OF $ -WW.O ) Is . (300,000
1 rillXKUP llkl.UO ) la . HWOUJ
1 I'lll/.K ( ) ! W.UUUH . Mffu
1 I'lll/.K ( ) ! ' aWJOH . 2.VHIO
2 I'KI/.KSOI' ' IO , M nro . 1UOJO
fi I'lll/.KS Ol-1 6.0.X ) lire .
2J I'lll/.KSdlt' IOI , > J nro . si,0 l
10M . 1 . ,
ax ) rmxKSOK ice nrc . tasm
too I'KIZKSUV 3K ) nra . IW.OOJ
APrnnxiMiTiuy ruizi.n.
100 Prl/ps of J.VK ) arc . VC ) ( > 3
IUU ! VIJtnt , ' ! ( ) > ) iirt' . : )0O ) (
IWJ l'rl/.cs ( it SJOuro . soUOO ,
TCUMIVAI. I'lll/.KH ,
C.i ! ) I'tlfcn offlOOnro . w.ocfl
WU 1'rlzcu or lOOnru . W..OJ
3,131 Prizes amounting to . $1,054,800 ,
Nort : . 'I'UkctsilruwlncCiiiiltiil 1'rliet arenoten.
tltlvdto tcrniliuil | > rl7ua.
AGENTS WANTED.
HATKH , or nny further Informiilliin
( c-Mlrcil wrllu Ict'llilv tn tlio mulonliiu > J , cloirly
utiitlnzyoiirreslilcnoc.fltli st.ito , cuuntv , ulruotnnd
iiniubor. Muro r.iild | ii'ttim mall ili'l Ivory will bo
usMneil ly yuur tneluolni ; 1111 1'livuloju lioirln vour
full luWruss ,
IMPORTANT :
Address 51. A. DAUPHIN.
" " . ta.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN' .
Wiisliliifiton , H. ( ! ,
llyonllmry letter , ccmliilnln : Mn\ir : Oitnnil , li-
oiifd liy rill cipro conipaului Now Vork Kicliiuino ,
limit IT po > ul note.
Address Registered Luttsrs Containing Cur
rency to
XKW OK MIAN'S NATIOXAI , IJAN'Iv.
Now Orleans , Ia.
UD.Mr.MllKIt , that thoimyinent otprlzni
ANTKtll 111' roilll N.MKIN.M , HA.NkS lf Vow ( Ir-
IcaiH.iuul tlio tickets iirj slencil liy tlio iirraliluiitof
tin lintltulltiii wlioo ( * hirli ; rtrlvlylit < nro ri'cd iilzed
in tliohluliiut courts ; t.ierol'ure , bonaro ul nil luilta *
tloindriinnnyiiioiri sclioiilL's.
HD.MUMIIi : ! : . tattlicpiu ! < cntcUnrli < rurTlia Ian-
lRltti.i8tuti > loltvry ( 'iimiriny , whlflillia SUI'll KMB
rouitr OK 'nilr. : . s. iius iicciau.i to m n co.v-
THAl'l' u'llhtliu State or T.onlr.lin.i. : nn < l a imrtot
Ihu ConslUiilloli otthb tlatu. DOHSXOT CTnIro U.N'-
TJI..T1IK FllittTOI'MANUAIlV , IhUi.
Tiol. < 'Kl lntii"'Oof Louisiana , ivhlc'i mljonrnoilon
llio Illtli of July nftlils year. liaiiinlcr.M nil A.MH.N'D-
.MlC.NTto tlio CoNJtltutitm cif tlio nt.itu to bu nili-
niltti'ilto tliot'o | : > lo fit nnitlurllcin In IS.1 , wlilcli will
oiirrv llio rlinrti-r ( if Till ! IO UlSt A ; SA S'I'ATK IJH'-
TKHV COMPANY up Uilho year NINGTKUX 11U.X-
UHKO AND NINKTKKN.
ATTEND
Strictly to Iiu9lno5i" l n nilondhl motto. Tin liltfli-
u.it BucctMH In uiri'ry line of liiiinan cnorxyluuuclieU
byhlm wliolioldHto soraa niloptod | ioclulty.
WESTERN
I'onplonro iiroKroislvo , full of onouy , iiml nioii y
iniiklnii Hchcmos. They nooil spoclal trnlnln for
business.
IOWA
I.enrt ! In poinllnr oilnc.llloii. Ifor piibllo nrliooh
nro rtohiK cnind work fur her nc.-ouliij : millions.
Wuatorn luirn.
COLLEGE ,
Canimcncet full term Sopt. lit. Hlio noloctl the
really prnctlml for her SUnk'nH. N'ormil. ] \ \ > s\- \
nufls.Sliorthanil mill IVninatnliI ; ) rour < m. well nt-
H.inlzo.1 und ciirufully cntiilncto.l. S'.lil'jiU ( : limy
enterntuny llino. U'rlto for furtlior purtlculara 10
W. S. I'luilsoi ' ) .
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Council Bluffs & .0rnaha
TRANSFER LINE.
M. Beccroft & Sons. , Props.
BAGGAGE , lXi5iuiSSTHIiAFREIGHT. : \ .
Malfii3 ; tlirco trips ovary day except Sim-
( Jinalia ofllco ntthuA , Slowurt Express nml
Doll very < 'o. , JoOl llowunl st.
Coimoll lllu it's oil ) IM > , K llroadway. Tolo-
. .
Luavi-s Council lllnlT n mid 13 n. in. mid 3
p. in. Uiiialiu. 13u.iui : p. in. andS p. in.
Orders pnnnptly uttciiiluil to.
OFF ! CE RT'T ' PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Mulii nml ilromlwiiy ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Donk'r.s la foreign mill iloiuustloclmno
( 'ollcctlons in a do anil Intciost paid oa tlmo
lluposlts.
ARCHITECTS
And Bulldlnd Snperlntendeiits ;
UonmsKiO mid OMton KullillnK.Oiniilin.N'ob. ,
nnd KKiiuh2H -liMcriliini Illnuk , Council
111 nil's , In c'orrcsponilcneofotlcllod.
SPECIAL NOTICES , f
COUNCIL B2.UFFS.
- moms ti n fiirnUhcil i ulw
furnished room * * , ( iliciii ) , No. UN. Mum sU
TIOU oxchntiKC 'Jno notes. Montgomery Co , ,
? KnimiK , wull li > i | > rove < l. , . ,
100 acres , Clinuliiuiiiit | Uo. , Kan , , veil Im-
. _ x
S-iii ncrt-s , Troyo Co. , Kniistn well Improved , f
9-lOncrv.i , L'uiiinnchol'o.i Kim. . veil linpro w
ccl. r
ccl.rjfl.u'rcs Morris Co. , Kansas , wcl' Improve. . ! ,
: iaiiicros l.ouiiii Co. , Kim. , well imiirotod.
liMnuto * , KM rims Co. . Nebraska ,
: c.Micro. ! , Unit Co. , Noliniikii.
! U7iu.'r < > , Mulileiibcrg CO. , Kentucky ) well
imiovcdi clear ,
JO'J ' iioro.1 , well Improved : Alconi : Co. , MH'hl-
RUM ! I'll'lir.
o.M , ItoisCo. . Ohio ; clour.111 trails
f nil fiirineri'liiiiiillsoor city iinipvrty
In i'mitii'll llliKY'Hii' Oiimlni ,
( . 'lour html In Sloiio iiiul Hurry Co. , Mo ,
rinimory In t'liiipinuii , llrkfu < m Co. . l\ni.
1 1 , "till. " 1st nuirlisuKn nnt ( s , ( let to the tiont. 1
wimmilo. .1. l.l'rloo. Idol's hotel.
_
jvflT llD.NT 7UtorT > 7ml > iT I. liiiMiH'ssIturiiP
JL IMJ ? , 414 Itr.uiihvuy. oeeiiplfil liy ilniti ( re
A | > ] ily to ( loo. T. l'lii'lH. | inoni'y order di'iuiiN
IIUMI , postollloo , Council Ithlll- " .
" 17101 ! UKNT I'lirnlslii'il parlor iiiul ln'ilromn '
* - ' en suite front room * ) . Also single room
niul hoiist"ti J. It. Davidson , ( Wo I'lfth inc.
\VAXTKO-A llrst olnsi cook for
' TorU. \ \ . Adjliuss with icfi'iviioo. ltnus ,
Council It'.ull'M. ' . I'rt-M'iitlocution ' must
17 UU In buslnoss will soil stork
- ill UK ! ) inn ) Ihtnti'H. nil now ami t rli .
ut u discount. If vildltliln iioxtWiliiys Ii
volcii n bout J./pOO. Ailiirctt H. , lleo t > tll r ,
Council Iltull's.
jVK ) SAliK Kino staiulliril liroil tonin , bays ,
anil 8 years old , mulched. l.aily
city lirnliin will not hv. Cull at
Si S. Main . . I'tmiu'll IllutV.i. J. II'rlce. .
1 HAN'C'lJot a llfi'tlme. New fl-room hout' ,
- 'Ill-sides liatli ; hot and cold water all
throiu'h ; fiirunci1 , gnsnnd elcctrlellsht. Tor
saloon ouiy tortm. Uu I'ourlli uvr. . mu-bloc ; t
from motor , six from postotlloo.V \ , \Y. Hil *
Itor , W I'oarl st.
ITlOlt UK.VL' Hotel Jameson , all fnrnlslipii.
i I'liwoMslon itlven October 1. 1'or Informa
tion amlro-i Win. Sluduntonf , or ( Jlirls Straub ,
Council Ulnirs.
Foil SAliK Tlio Ilonio Ito t urnnt for sain
onoasy ti rnii. The must popular jdati lu
the clly. S.V. . Scott. M iti-oiuhvay.
FOU SAliti or Itnnt narilnn Inntl , with
iiousus , by J , U. Itlco. lUJMalii si. . Council
Itlulfs.
\\/llV ply roniwiiunyon catriTny u luniicnii
T T tliOHamo toriiH , niul in east ) of your ili'ulli
atanytlrnoluavoyoviramlly ( the homouluui
on the following tormi ) : , |
A.IIOIIIO wortliloi ) > atl3 per month.
A homo worth tl.VV ) at $18 | it'f montli.
A homo worth J..OJD atWI per month.
A ho'iio ' wort li tl.'U ) at } fl pur month.
A homo worth Jl,0 ; itfH j.oi' month.
Oilier iirlcnd homos on tlios'iiuo tornii. Th
above monthly payments tnolndo iirlni-ipal
andlntorost. Knrfull nnrtlciiliiri I'ull nn ut
addres-ilhoTii'ldit WelU Co. . IMJ llroadwaj ,
founcll ItlulTs , la.
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute
1C
Private Hospllaft
Cor. Broadway and 26t'a ' Sa ; ,
Kortlietri'iitnuMitof nil siirjile-alnnd chronlo
( llsuiises and dlso isus nf the blooil.
Private ( llsouHi'sof the urinary nnd soxiril
orgnns assyplilIK as strlcturu , c.v-tltK spcr-
iimtorrolin : ! ' . lost manliotid , MIXIUI ! liii | > olt > iicii
nii < l weakness trealoil sUL' ; i"sfiillVtnin
l'iillMilui' attuntlon paid to
: ( < ll\YHHainj
lun.us its Astliina , Coiisuiiiiitlo
i ]
Catiurh , Kti1. I'lirnlvHli , ICId'i. . . . . ' , . i. , , ,
ls ( m ' " "
' "
DlabotL-M. IlrlBht'Hllsuii ) iV
Oaiicor , Vurlot'ulo. Hyihocu
Dlhenws of the Eye ntiil
tpluiilCtirvut uro and nil d Is
VVoh.ivcadi'iiiirtniciit du. . . , - . -
to tliotruatmoiitiif Uterine lls04uiUng ) jo
Moillclnohunt securely piick.d aflu v"--J"n-
ohsornitlon.
Coiicspoiulenco uonflilnnttil. : Address :
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute anil Private Hospifefl ,
Cor. llrondiviiy and 2GIU Sit. Council lllnn , la.
DRIVING PARK.
Pall Meeting , October7to 10,180Q
S .OOC ) IN PURSblS. 2
PROGRAM.ME : \
MONDAV , OOTOIIKU 7.
2 : 0 Vnco I'ursi : JTOO
I'lLTi 'I'nittliiK I'ur.si ) .MX )
ll-yuar-olU Trottlns Ktiiko IW
TUKSD.VV , OUTOIIEIIH.
2:50 : Trotting I'orso .100
' . ' ; 'JO 'i'lolthi' , ' 1'iirso < ( iO
3-ycur-ulU TnittiiiK Slsiko M
WRDN IWDAY , OCT01H5UO.
2iaTrottJiis-lMirsi : : > 400
rrue-l'ni'-AIITnitlliiit-I'iifio MX )
Voarlliiij Trotting Kuco Hlnko M
TlllTIltiDAU , OUTOllIOIl lt .
2:111 : Trot.tlii'J ' 1'iirso < 00
rreo'l'iii'-AII ' '
' - I'ucliis 1'urso MK )
I'ruo-ror-AII , Stulllon-l'iii-so WJO
NulloiialTivittlii ! ; association rnlt's to KOV-
orn. KutrlcsolosnUcto'itr4 ' ) , Stake rai'o frco.
Mllotruolc. J. W. I'KKKUOV. I'rislilont.
Clllllll'll lllllirs , luWiU
Address nil Ciiiiintiiilcit ; loin to
A. ll.UIIIIIS. Socii'tary. .
215 Bontli llth bt. , Oinulia , Nub.
J.D. KlIMtt.MifONM'roi. E. l BlIUHAItT. VlcO-l'fOS ,
Cimii.r.s It. Ca lilcr.
CITIZENS STATE BANS
or Council Bluffs. " '
PAID UP CAPITAL . $15fce fl- '
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 50,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS . 350,000
numerous- . A. Sillier. V. 0. Glcason , i : 1 , .
EluiKiirl , K. K. Hart , J. 1) ) . K linun < lsoii.l'liiirli-3
U. lluiinun. Transact Koneral liankln linsl-
iiess. hurgrat oiipltul ami surjilus of u
bank In Hoiillnvoslcrn Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
CARPETS T
We are receiving daily for fall trade the fin
est patterns in Moquctte , Velvet , Body Brus
sels , Tapestry Brussels , Ingrain Carpets , ancL
Rugs , Lace , Chcnilc and Silk Curtains , WinA
clew shades , Upholstering and Drapery goods ,
of all kinds , Fringes and Fancy Trimin s. , *
Upholstering and Interior Decorating1 done to order on shor
notice , Call a'nd see us or write for samples and prices
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPETCO. , >
403J Broad wny , Council Bluffs , lown.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
H aml sailitu , > ly KiiKlncor. Plans. Kstlmntos
. m and Sm.ervisioii . ol Public Worlc. Hrowo
, Council lUulTs , In ,
NQpllllV17 "Ju3Llcoor lll ° 1 > onco' Ainorlcan , No. \
OullUL/l Urotiilway , Council UlulTs , lowu.
&QITYIQ yttorn ° yftt ? f < aw- Practice in the State nnd l-'odcrnl
OllilU C ; ° url3. Uooins 7 and 8 Shu wt-Bono Uloclc , CounoU
lilulla , Iowa.
