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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , OCTOBER 21 , 1890 ,
THE OMAHA 1U5E
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFJMOK , NO. 12 PEARL ST ,
Pfllrcinl ty Carrier In 11117 part nt the Clty <
II , W. T1I.TON. - MANAOKU
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Nlsht Editor , No. JO.
JtMXHIt HKXTIOX.
N. Y. P. Co.
Council Uluffa Lumber Co. . coal.
Adolih | Clausen anil Miss Lizzie Van Sandt
had tlio happy knot tied yoslcrdny by Justice
'
Hcmlrlcks. 'They uru from Washington
township.
> T. It. Sovereign , ronunlsilonrr of labor ,
irlll speak lit 1'ntorson's hull on Tuesday
crcnltiKi October ! il. Como one , corao nil ,
nnd licar town's renowned labor orator.
Mrs , Liz/to M. I..OIIK yesterday started pro-
ccudliira toseouro matrimonial freedom from
J , \V. Long , to whom she was married la Ail-
puat , 1SS7. She alleges cruel treatment s
her Justification.
The Jury in tlie lloartz murder trial Is still
out , anil .lv.df'c ) Mnuy snlil last night that lie
proposed to keen them out until they iicrecd
on u verdict. Tlio rose ivus jjlvcn Into tliclr
luimls lust Friday afternoon.
Samuel Leonard ha , ? coinmeneeil suit
ngaln t lha waterworks company for injury
caused to himself and horsu by tliclr fulling
into a watcrnmln dlteh wblch , It is claimed ,
had been left in an unsafe condition. Ills
claim U for an even 51,000.
"Uncle" .Tolm Hammer \\-t\s the victim of
quite n serious iiccldeat lust evening. Ho
was driving home , and when nttumntliiK to
turn from Washington avenue on lion ton
street tbo liuggy wai overturned and Mr.
Hammer was thrown out. Tlio accident oc
curred within hnlf a block of his residence
end lie was assisted to his homo. Before ho
readied tlio door be fainted. Dr. Hunchct
was called and attended lilm professionally.
Ho wni found lo bo suffering severely from
bruises and cuts but not dangerously hurt.
In the- police court yesterday morning
Judge McGee lined A. L. Nleliols $111.70 for
intoxication and beating aboard bill , nnd
John \Vllllains 10.70 for n plain dnnik. The
two brothers , Kdwaiil and K Overoekcr ,
who were brought over from tbo island on
Sunday by Officer Kultz nnd booked for In
toxication and disturbing the peace , were
fined ( 15.15 each , which they paid and ro-
turncil to tin ) other side. A. C. Tolles was
found guilty of tbo charge of keeping his
saloon open on Sunday and contributed
tll.RO to the city treasury In addition to bis
regular monthly line ofJ7.10. .
Onicer E. H. Nogcs , who distinguished
himself by the free use of hi.s revolver on
John mid Jimmy Muber , was hud off tbo
police force yesterday for nn Indefinite
period , Ho was punished for what is alleged
as a clear ease of going back upon one of the
other members of the force. Yesterday
morning Onicer Murphy was called unon to
testify in a case in tbo police court On
( Sunday afternoon bo arrested n man named
J. Klrkemliill and booked him for intoxica
tion , He testified tbat the man wu < drunk
when ho found him on Upper IJro.idwny.
Judge McGee assessed the usual fine and
the man was being led from tbo station
when Ofllccr Is'oyes , who was In tlio court
room but not on duty , inndo a remark that
caught tbo ear of tlio Judge. It was to the
effect that the arrest of Klrkendall was a
Minnie , that be was not drunk at all when
arrested. The court called upon him for his
statement , nnd It was given without reserve.
Depiitv Marshal Unrhyto was also sworn and
gave the same kind of testlincny. The judge
then reserved his decision and discharged
Klrltcmlnll. An hour or two Inter Onicer
Noycs received a letter telling him tbat ho
Was laid off the force for an indctlnllo period
If you wish to sell your property callontho
tfudd & "Wells Co. , C , II. Jiuld , presidentCM
Broadway
VEIWnXAMJ I'.l K.I HA M'llH.
' Charles Gregory is rejoicing over the ar
rival of a llttlo daughter.
Miss Nettle IJledsoo , of the telephone ex
change , has just returned from a week's
Vacation at New London , la. She greatly
enjoyed the brief outing.
J. C. Blxhy , steam uoating , sanitary en
gineer , 9tt Ufo building , Oau'iiJJ ' ; ) Mor
rlam block , Council HlufTs.
J. Q. Tlpton , real estate , 5'i7 Broadway ,
The Hoard of Kdiioallon.
The board of education met in regular
monthly session last night. President Stew
art occupied the chair and all the members
were present.
The minutes of several previous meetings
were read , and nftorsome discussion concern
ing the records of meetings when there was
no quorum owing to the absence of Members
Webs , Schoeutgen aim Hunter , were finally
approved ,
The electric heat controlling apparatus at
the Illoomcr building , which bus been out of
order , was directed to bo repaired under the
direction of the coinmittoj on buildings and
grounds nnd the chairman of the fuel com
mittee and proposals to make the necessary
repairs were referred to the gentlemen of tlio
three committees.
Vr. F. 8. Thomas sent in a communication
editing tbat ho had examined the basement
nnd lower floor of the Bloomer building in
accordance with the request of the president
of the board , nnd had discovered nothing of a
contaminating nature. In tbo ventilating
registers bo found accumulations of sweep
ings and tilth that called loudly for cleaning.
The report was referred to the committee on
buildings.
The secretary made a report of the cecclpts
from the sale of tickets at tbo commencement
exercises , The receipts were $ tl8.fiO nnd the
expenditure Sill ! , leaving a balance of ? 0.r > 0
which was ordered turned Into the contin
gent fund , The sum of $11-1.It ) from non-resi.
dent pupils was also turned Into the same
fund ,
The chairman of the committee on grounds
nnd buildings was ordered to have tbo rooms
of the ICIk'btli avenue school kalsomlned nnd
n now sidewalk laid at once ,
The janitors' pay roll for the past month ,
amounting to WJO.ill , and the teachers' pay
roll , aggregating * 'l,7r > . ! lO , were approved.
The teachers' committee reported that thov
had opened three additional rooms according
to Instructions of the board , and had ap-
iiolntcd Miss Mattlo Boardman , a teacher at
Twenty-ninth street school , and Miss Mary
Duncan writiug teacher.
Chairman Hunter of the finance committed
reported that thorn was now duo and delln-
iiueiit taxes iiKiilnst school property amount
ing to ftV.1.t& | , and tbo treasurer was ordered
to nay them at once.
The salary of Prof. Price , a teacher in the
high school , was Increased from | 7f > tot I ( X )
per month.
The time having passed In which to elect a
secretary and treasurer , Chairman Hunter of
the finance coaimltteo presented the bonds of
Secretary CJeorgu W. Brown and the treas
urer , the present Incumbents , anil moved
that they bo approved. The motion pro.
vulled , and Urn present oinoers will hola over
another year.
Mr. Hunter moved that the teachers bo
jiald for the two first days of the present
term , when they did not teach on account ol
the muddle over the sui > erlnteiideiicy. Tbo
motion prevailed and the
, teachers will receive -
ceivo the money nt the next pay day.
The regular monthly bills were allowed to
the amount off IH ! lu : ) . Of this sum fc',400
was In payment of contractors' estimate on
the now school buildings ,
Chairman Hunter of the finance committee
made a statement concerning the indebted
ness of the district In outstanding bonds
On September tbo treasurer had paid f..tiix
of bonds of IbSO. There were mill outslium.
lug bonds to the amount of fU.XX , ) , of whtcl
MU.OOOwIll full duo In 18H3 , but the Ixian
has the option of paying them in IS1 , ) : ) , The
remainder , f.V..OOO will fall duo in IS'.H.
The finance committee wcro instructed to
issue bonds to tbo amount of f 15,00' , ' ) on tci
years' time , drawing not to exceed ft per coat
interest , payable nt the banking house o
Kountz llrothcrs , Now York.
The payroll of the teachers and janitors
wcro ordered to bo made out at the end of the
month prior to pay day and present them to
n majority of the members for approval.
The time for holding the regular meeting
of the board was changed from tlio firs
Monday in the month to tbo last Friday.
ClUtnii of Omaha at home and abnxul thouli
remtmbtr lluit the rrmanlii ( ( ; < ( < iortoMratlo | /
art Thumlav , October S3 ; Friday , October -11
ignd IMuniau , Kovtmixr t ,
7
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
The Second Murder Trial and the Story of
the Killing of "Walter Madison.
FOR PURER AND BETTER CITY WATER ,
Sonic Splendid Improvement Under
Wny StruuKlliiK With a hontlcd
< 5ui DlHsnti.stlcd Democrats
Minor Mention.
Peter Henson still sits facing Jury , who
are listening to the various accounts a-A to
how he shot and killed Walter Madison. The
prosecution was still bringing on its wit
nesses yesterday. Tbcro were several
eye witnesses to the tragedy , but they
varied somewhat in their accounts. , some
seeing but part of what occurred. The
trouble originated In u daneo held In Smith's
hall , It being exclusively a Danish affair.
Honsen and a man named Christoferson gave
the dance. Hensca took charges of the bar ,
and the other was the doorkeeper. Shortly
after midnight n , gang came up the stairs ,
among whom was Madison , a young man
about nineteen , nnd they demanded admit-
tancc. Ilenscn nnd others put
them down the stairs nnd a gen
eral fight ensued outside. Afterwards
Hnnsen returned with blood on his face , and
Tier washing it off , and putting on his coat ,
o .started out aeiiln. as bo said for a police-
nan. Ho went with a companion named
awanson , about one block , and there eamo
cross a crowd of fellows. Ho told them to
mid up their 111111114 , and most of them broke
ud run. Madison nnd another remained ,
ind Hanson grabbing thla one , told him to
emu back to the hall until ho could
; et the patrol wagon. Ho consented , nnd
.9 they started back Madison coming up be-
dud throw something at Hnnsen , striking
dm in tbo buck of tlio head. The ono whom
Iniisen had In charge then broke awny , nnd
lanscn , who had a revolver hi his hand ,
urncd and tired at Madison , who was run-
ling nUo. Hunscn staggered and fell before
ho last of three shots was lire. The defense
vlll doubtless attempt to .show that thosliopt-
ngwiis Justlllublo under the law of self-dc-
enso.
The best auctioneer m the state Is H. II.
nmaii , Council DlufTs. Special attention to
loodcd stock sales , and all branches of
nercantilo goods. Oftlco 50t : 11 midway.
L. II , Mossier Is the manager of the Model
Nothing Co. Give him u call.
Tlio City's \Vntor.
There has been marked improvement ) ! ! the
audition of the city water during the past
ew months and the people who have been oh-
ecting to Its turbid condition hnvo no cause
0 do so any longer. The improvement is the
csult of no new appliances or any change In
ho system , but follows tlie more careful work
if the employes and the operation of the sys-
cm as Its designers intended. The hydrant
vutcr now Is almost us clear as the well water ,
mllcating perfect , filtration.
The waterworks people arc not yet satis-
led , but are quietly going ahead with the
lew nnd expensive additions that were de
cided 'upon last spring , involving the con
traction of a now reservoir at tbo river and
1 generally improved system of filtering the
water after it has been pumped from the
river. The plans contemplate the erection of
a stnmlpiuo at the river , near where tbo pres
ent second pumping station Is located. The
water will bo pumped directly into this
from the liver , and will then bo con
voyed in largo mains to the subsldary
reservoirs around the central pumping sta
tion. The now reservoir will be located east
of the present two , and they will all bo con
nected by weirs Instead ef pipes us now , over
which the water will flow in a broad thin
sheet , less than half an Inch deep. It Is
estimated that this system will cause the
deposit of about 70 per cent of the silt in the
primary reservoir , and by tbo time it reaches
the. llnal basin from which It will be pumped
Into the Full-mount park reservoir , it will bo
relieved of all matter held In suspension , and
will bo us thoroughly treated as u mountain
stream.
The projected improvements will give
Council IJluffs as linowutcr fordomestic pur
poses us there is in the the world , fur it has
itoen declared by scientific men that the Mis
souri river water is the purest of nil the riv
ers In the world , or has less organic mutter
and mateiial held in solution.
The work Is under tbo direction of Mnna
ger Hart and he is pushing it with all his ac
customed vigor. The contracts for nearly
all the excavating have been let and bomo of
the pipes for the new 'Jl-inch mains ave al
ready on the ground. It will probably be nil
nil- winter job and will give employment to a
largo force of men during the dull times.
The SI oK in ley 1)111
Haa not affected the prices at the Peoples
Installment house. Kverything goes at the
sumo old figures that have made our patrons
ilad nil summer , defied competition IIMC ! inudo
It possible to furnish a house from top to bottom
tom at llttlo expense. Our specialties this
week will lie the Peninsular heating stoves.
cheapest , neatest , most economical stove in
the world , Mnndcl & Klein , JKO Broadway.
"Voung men's suits , nobby , stylish and
latest designs at the Model Clothing Co.
With a Loaded Gun.
About thrco weeks ago a man named Si
Paver created quite a stir In Hardln town
ship by baiidlshlng a revolver and threaten
Ing to shoot Mr. Yocum , for whom ho hud
previously been at work. Ho had como to
Council lllulTs the day previous and pro
cured the weapon , together with amunitloii.
110 had breathed fiery threats before against
soverol in the neighborhood , so thai when
ho appeared with his war paint they
wcro in great consternation. They sent word
to the city and Sheriff O'Neal went out and
arrested him. There seemed so much fcnr n1
to Influence the prosecution , these who were
most interested In having him put in a
ptaco of safe keeping apparently having uu
Idea that If they were too active in securing
this result ho would In tlio faturo wreak ven
geance upon them , r'uver got off with a very
light sentence , only fifteen days In jail. His
1 1 mo was up the other day , and on being re
leased ho was advised to keep uwuy from the
scene of his former trouble. "You say
that I'd better lat them alone ) Well , they
bad hotter to have left mo alone In the first
place. " The reply showed llltlo cooling of
the ulood , and developments on Bunday have
renewed the panio which bnd'somewhut sub
sided. On Sunday Favor appeared at Wcston
Huhud left his child with a family unmet !
111 co , ugrccliiKto pay a certain amount tor tin
board. Sunday ho called at the liico place
and demanded his child. Klco Insisted on
being paid far the board before letting the
child go , Favor then sought to enter the
house and take the child by force ,
Klce , armed with a shotgun ,
planted himself In the doorway and prevented
his coming In. Then Payer ran around tlio
house to the rear door and entered the house
despite the .fact that Klco divining his pur
pose had gone to that part of the house , uni
was aiming the gun at him , and threatening
to slioct If ho advanced. Favor rushed In
grabbed the gun , which Itleo had hesltultiil
to fire , nnd the twli had a tussle over the
loaded weapon , lilca had the gun pointed
toward the celling , and fearing that
Kayer would get possession of it
and tdioot him , ho managed to
tire it thocbnrgo going up over their heads ,
doing no harm. Favor did succeed , after the
gun was discharged , and when tie got it In
his own hands ho hit Utce several blown It Is
said with a knife. Hlco's wound * were for
tunately not of a very Hcrlous nature , though
the blood flowed freely. Favor was taken
Into custody by a si > cclul rotiHtahlo , hut man
aged to inuko his esnii > c , and Is Htlll ut lugo.
Look at the line display of overcoats at the
Model Clothing Co.
A Siicgt-Ntlon to
Ono of the oldest and best of Council Bluffs'
musical authorities in commenting upon
Strauss nys ! "I sceTiiBBKK mthor criti
cises the roudltton of nothoven's donate ,
troub was not
with the orchestra , ! us far M their
capability as musicians was con
cerned. The selection was rendered
accurately , nnd It was not their fault. The
trouble lay in the formation of the orchestra.
The orchestra was arranged rather for Unlit ,
airy music , nnd was neb suitable for such n
selection as this. Another cause was the bad
nccoustlo properties of the binding itself.
Kvon with this same orchestra the selection
would have been much bolter received had It
been given in the opera houso. Mr. Stinuss
should rearrange his instruments , however ,
to get the proper effect in any building. "
HUSTON STOUIJ , COUNCiLi UIjUFFS
llcnd nnd Profit Thereby Our lioss
Your Gain.
HOSIERY DEPAHTMENT.
Children's wool hose , all sizes , from 5to
SM , nt 15c.
15(1 ( do/en children's all wool hose , sizes'from
C > to MVlj ( subject , to Imperfections ) a regu
lar uric lioso ; IDe , II for Me.
We arc showing wn different lines of child
ren's nnd mlwcs' hose at " > c a pr. in all
sizes In 1x1 nndIxl rib.
Also fancy and plain in black and Oxford
gray.
Roys' bicycle lioso In heavy rib blaci : and
gray ; i''o a pair.
Infant's wool hose nt I0c , 20c , 2"c , 33o and
IIOc
SHU nt fiOo and " "c.
Ladles' fleece-lined hose 12) ) 0 , In gray nnd
solid colors.
Ladles' fast black flccco lined hose Gordon
( ] VC3 " * V > C
Ladles" ' "fast black , Gordon dyes , U3c.
llcrmsdorf dyes , IJ'.Mu pair.
CIHLTJKEN'S ' UJJD13WVEAH.
White morlno vests and pants , sizes 10 to 31 ,
from IBe. to 3."c.
All wool gray vests and pants , sizes 10 to 3-1 ,
from 17c to Tie.
Scarlet vests and pants , sizes 10 to 31 , from
23c to 7tic.
High grade natural wool vests and pants ,
sizes 11) ) to III ) , from ! ! 0c to $1.
Ail the above punts coaio with tbo new Im
proved long cufTs , *
Infants' vests ( shrunk wool ) fine cashmere
and hand knit , from L'Oo to . " > o each.
LADIES' UNDKHWKAIl.
White ribbed vests , long sleeves , 2 ! > c.
Gray ribbed vests , long sleeves , 85e.
Plain white vests nnd pants 8'Jc.
Plain nnd ribbed vc.its and pants in white
and natural wool at COc.
Ladies' natural wool vests nnd pants , war
ranted till wool , flno gauge , at 75c' Justus
good as any $1 garment l'i the market.
Illbbcd vests and pants , extra heavy rib ,
at $1.
Union suits at Sl'c ' a suit.
Boston stose , Fotlieringhnni , Wliltolaw &
Co. , .101 , 403 and -103 Hroudwuy , Council
muffs.
Dissatisfied Democrats ,
There bus been u good deal of kicking
slnco the democratic township convention ,
nnd its work Is being pretty strongly con
demned. The probability is becoming very
great that the kicks will assume a tangible
form and some of the staunchest workers In
the party and adherents to its princinlcs will
bolt , and put up a now ticket. The conven
tion was largely composed of young men.
Some of them were hot headed nnd nil of
t em wcro ambitious , and they determined
to put the young men forward for some of
the offices. To do this it was necessary to
shelve such old and tried democrats as
Justice A. L. Ilcndrlcks , W. L. Boggs
and N. Schurz , but the boys laid the old men
on the shelf without any hesitancy and with
a good deal of enthusiasm. It was under
stood prior to the convention that there would
bo but little , If any , opposition to Hendrlcks'
rcnoinlnation for justice , and It was admitted
that the second justiceship laid between
'SquIroSehurz , the present Incumbent , and
ex-Justice Hlggs , but when the delegates got
Into the rooms tibovo the Manhattan on Sat
urday night tne very llrst move showed that
the young men , who were largely in majority
in tlio convention , were determined to nmko
u war upon'the gray beards. Pretexts were
readily found , and It was openly stated that
neither Henrleks nor Schurz could secure
rcnoniluutlon for the alleged reason that they
had not been "good" democrats. No particu
lar acts of disloyalty wcro cited , but it was
generally understood that , the pretext was to
bo tbo fact that two rf gu'arly ' elected demo
cratic constables wcro unable to make n liv
ing from the fees in the business to bo found
in Shum' and Hendrieks' courts , nnd re
signed their offices for that reason. It was also
intimated that the two justices had compelled
the resignation of the democratic consta
bles by giving the largest portion of the busi
ness of tlieir oftlces to u republican constable ,
causing him to gjoan with the wealth that
poured in upon him. The situation was
voiced la the followingset of resolutions that
were prepared by .lohn J. Frainey , but which
the convention did not act upon for the rea
son that the desired end could be accom
plished without it ;
Whereas , For Hovorul years last nnstapruc
tlc lias prevailed with n certain democratic'
just leu of the pcucu to prevent democrat iut'un-
Mnlilcsri'xnlnrly niuimiuU'd an uleutod by a
majority or the democrats of Council HlnfVs.
from M'rvliiK regular processes issuing from
tlio siild jiihtlce'.s court , and
Whereas , Ily reason of tbo pwontlon of
said democratic constables from serving reg
ular processes from tlio 'ld justlcu's court , a
rcrtuln democratic constable , duly elected us
siioli. have ucun forced to resign , and
Whereas , ffald regular professes , Issuing
from said justleo'scourt , Inivti liceu given lo
bpoclul rupnbllunn constables appointed by
Mild .liistl''c.aml permitted to he hurvt'd by the
said hucclul rupublleun constables , therefore
bolt
Kesolrpd , Tbut It Is tbo sense1 of the democ
racy of Kuno township that such pructlocs
inorltxkmdciiinutluii and censure , and be it
further
Itesolvod , That It Is tbo sense of the democ
racy of Kuno township iliut no applicant for
place who bus practiced the action * herein sot
furlb , should bit entitled to recognition at the
hands of tbo democracy.
There is strong talk ou the part of the
friends of the two defeated candidates for
justices of forcing thorn to como out Inde
pendently and make the fight upon their
merits as men rather than as democrats. It
Is also hinted that ono of the regularly nom
inated republican candidates has signiilcd his
desire to withdraw from the ticket if the re
publican managers will put Schurz In his
place. If this is dona and Squire Hendrlcks
comes out Independently there Is a certainty
of nt least ono of them and a possibility ol
both being elected.
The Manhattan sporting headquarters , 418
Broadway. _
1 Monov at re.lucoJ rates loaned oa chatto
and real estate security by E. II. Shoafo & Co
A Clerical Hridcgrnom.
Hev. Wilbur risk , n son of Ilov. J. Fisk o
this city , was married at Cumpton , 111. , a few
"
days ngo , the bride" being Miss Carrie E
Gilmorc , nnd tbo officiating clergyman Ilov ,
Dr. Dandy. The young man is now pastor o ;
the Methodist church nt "Yorkvillo , 111. Ills
first effort at preaching was upon the Councl
lluiVs ! circuit.
On Sunday morning following the ceremony
mony Mr. Kisk , the now pastor , appeared ii
the pulpit of tbo Vorltvlllo church for the
first tlmo. The newly wnddcd couple onlj
arrived the day bofoi-o , but found that the
good peoplohud put all In readiness for them
to go housekeeping in their now homo. Ol
Sundav morning the front of the pulpit was
banked with flowers , and the now pastor and
his now wife were given n very cordial wel
como. There was a llttlo smllo went around
whoa tbo pastor gave out the hymn ,
Chargt ) to Keep I Huvc , " and his eyes reste (
for a moment upon the pu\v whom the blush
Ing bride was seated.
Buy your lumber of The Judd .t Wells Co ,
813 Broadway. _
Croat bargains this week nt the Mode
Clothing Co.
Attention A'iMrraii Klrmnon ,
There will bo an adjourned meeting at th
HOSCIIO engine house , No. , Tuesday oven
Ing. October'JI. ut 8 o'cloox , A full attend
unco is desired , By order of John Helm
president.
Unprecedented bargains In boy's mi
children's clothing at the Model Clothing Co
Visit the Model Clothing Co. , 64) Hroad
way , Kupp's now building.
Cltttnm nfOinalin nt Imine and iihroml t/iuuti /
rtiiKinber that tin tf ( ( ( ; < iisuKiMniHo
are Jliurmlau , Ottiiltr S3 ; Friday , Uctul < r 31
and Saturday , 'wemltr 1.
THE MRTlldHflST HOSl'IT/VH.
Tlio Organization Perfected at hast
NiKht'ri ilnptlnjf.
There was a mcetln'pof prominent Mctho-
dbts nt the Yonng * .lcn's Christina nssoda-
lon rooms yesterday Afternoon , held for the
mrposo of completing the organization \vlilch
s to open a hospital In Onmlm. 'I'ho cominlt-
o on constitution mid by-laws rejwrtcd and
10 constitution nttd by-laws wcro ntlontod.
The association will'bo called "Tlio Omaha
Methodist Kplscoial | Hospital .Association.
1'ho payment of $ lu will permit ono to becomes
n member. All clerks and others who pay
10 a ye.tr will bo ulvcn a ccrtilleatoiblcri
vlll guarantee to them peed ciro nnd treat
ment If they should bo tnken sick at nny
line. Thtafontura will dotibtlesi make the
io.splt.ll Bcbciuc a popular ono. The Instltu-
lon will bo oi > en to everyone lu need of euro
ml treatment.
The association will meet next Monday at
ho same place to elect ofllccM.
CAllTEll SKll'l'JII ) OUT.
riio BlraiiKC Disappearance of n
I'roMcciitlniVltncNti. .
Jerry IClnnan nnd John Casey , who have
iccu lu Jail for six weeks charged with nn
. sault ou J , C. Carter in a saloon on Capitol
fivcnue , were tried yesterday before Judge
Iclsley and discharged. 'I'ho evidence was
ndirect nnd somewhat contradictory. A
Ingnlar thliij in connection with
lie cuso was that Carter , who has
icon at the hospital for a month , most of the
Imo insensible , disappeared last Thursday
ind could not bo found by the police to testify
n the cose. Dr. Neville , who waited on Car
er at the hospital , says that ho never gave
ilin permission to leave tlio hospital. IIo
vent of Ills own accord. Ho w.is prauti-
all.V well , although ho had not fully recov-
rcd his mental equilibrium.
V Drakeiinui HUH llotli I/CJJH and One
Arm Ilrokoti.
A brakcinan named Hudson , who worked
or the Union Pacific ami lives at IDl'JPa-
"itlc street , was run over by a freight car in
he switch yards lust night about 8 o'clock
and had both legs and one arm broken. The
unfortunate man was taken to St. Joseph's
lospltal , whore ho lies with about ciiual
ihnuccs for death or recovery.
A .11USKJIEHTS.
In thcso days of eratie literature In our
book shops , and still moro er.itlo plays on
our stage , It Is a positive delight to live in
he atmosphere of "Peg Woollncton , " which
s ideal purity compared to that surrounding
some of the latter day dramas.Vrlttcn upon
an elevated plane , filled with the brightest
hits of repartee and humor , and contemporary
with "London Assurance. " "Sho Stoops to
Conquer , " "School for Scandal , " Charles
ioadc's " 1'eg Wxjflngton" ItiMissCoghlan's
lands Is ono of the sterling creations of the
aoclcrn stage.
Slnco last seen on the local stage the
charming old English comedy has been
materially changed" , and for the better. There
s a continuity about the drama now , which
t did not possess before , due to Miss Cogh-
tin's efforts in behalf of the public which has
enjoyed every line of the delightful play.
There is a charm about Miss Coglihm's
inpersonntlon of the big-headed , many-sided
Peg \Voflhigton \ , whidi grows in mellowness
with the years. Each season you notice
some additional point more forcibly brought
out , until today no actress ou the stage could
so completely dominate tbo role of Peg as
Miss Goghlan.
Her rich , full voice , her vcrsality , her
beauty , nil are necessary adjuncts to a
perfect picture of the actress who was
iho talk of London in the Seventeenth con-
Lury when Colley Clbber , though near the
dividing line , was still in the plenitude of his
powers. Subtloin her art , finished In her
methods and mentally cmiippea for any num
ber of characters , MMs Coghlan Is in many
respects stronger now than she was In tlio
pnlm .days when ti , member of the Wnllack
stock company
The Triplet of Mr. Thomas Whlfllen was a
genre bit of worlr , so delightfully drawn that
it stands out iu has relief ulongsIdothoKnron
Utulolf of Ocorge F. Knight , the Caleb I'luin-
mer of Jefferson , the Solon Shlnglo of Owens.
Nothing so unctuous bos been seen on the
stage for many n long day.
Mr. John T. Sullivan played Sir Charles
very clTectlvclv , which may also bo said of
Mr. Martin's Colloy Cibbor and the Quin of
Air. By tingo. Snarl and Soopcr , the repre
sentatives of the pittites , were in the compe
tent hands of Mr. Edwin and Mr. Kidder.
Miss Beatrice Morehmd was the Mablo
Vane , a sweet , sympathetic character well
played. Miss Baker brought dash and en
thusiasm to the part of Klttio Cllne , while
Miss Jennie Weathersby was the Mrs. Trip-
lot. The minor characters were all were
taken , the company being well equipped to
givoold-tlme comedies uro has not been seen
in Omaha for years.
Headache , neuralgia , aizziness , nervous
ness , spasms , sleeplessness , cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Sample * free at Kuuu &
Co.'s ' , IQthund Douglas.
A XSO VA CKMKX IS ,
Klco's "World's ' Fair , " ono of the pro
nounced novelties of the year , will bo pre
sented liyllico's big Burlesque organization
at Boyd's opera house the hitter half of this
week. It Is entirely original , thorough/ dis
similar to nnythinc else over heretofore pre
sented ; It is neither farce comedy nor bur-
lesqu' ) , but a liuppy medium between the
two , embodying the best elements of each ,
dealhiK with the big national show in 1BUJ in
a humorous manner as utuoino , and consti
tuting in its entirety a continuous volley of
rollicking fun and charming melody , always
surrounded with costly costumes , picturesque
and Imaginative scenery , unique and novel
effects. Box sheets open tomorrow morning
at U o'clock.
Board of Kduuation.
The session of the board of education was
brief lost night in view of the anxiety of a
majority of the members to attend tno repub
lican rally at the Coliseum.
The committee on claims reported the fol
lowing bills : W. C. Cathcrwood for maps ,
$4,1 ; Graham Park school house , repairs ,
$34U ( ; Kobert Duncan , on account , * 1,000 ,
and C. "VV. Gurmony , oa account , S'.tt&Xi.
The board adjourned until Wednesday
evening.
Are you nervous and irrltablol A glass of
Cook's Imperial Wino banishes that feeling ,
t's the pure gnpo juice naturally fermented.
Fii'o and IV > ! lo Commission.
The lire and police commission granted
leaves of absencp rast night to Captain
Mostyn , Captain' Cormaek , Ofllcor William
White , Detective Kilts and Patrol Driver S ,
1' , Osburn. A rc.sjiKitloii was passed culling
upon tbo street railway companies fora more
careful obsorvnnccrortiio ordinance regulating
the running of tralus-at crossings und following -
ing each other.
Special Block Watchman Bradley was dls
charged ,
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The great Tr ) , B'oorhaavo loft thrco direc
tions forproservlng-tho health keep the feet
warm , the head coot , and the bowels open.
Had ho practiced ffarour day , ho might hiivo i
added : and purify tlio hlood with Aycr'sSar-
saparilla ; for he certainly would consider It
the best.
Sl , , i
The McfiNlati Mfido Them Sink.
Mi.NNr.iroi.i4 , Minn , , Oct. 'JO.-A I'iorro , S.
IX , special says a physician living at Fort
Pierre yesterday returned from a visit to a
band of Indians twenty-live miles from there ,
whither ho was summoned by squaw men ,
who Informed him that the entire band of ' . ' 00
would dlo off unless something was done for
them. Thirteen had already died and many
of them wcro down with mountain fever.
Thcso rtilskinx have been reulliong the new
Messiah enuo-by failing and executing
ghoit dunces without stint for two months
until they uro helpless and have brought on
discuses.
Mrs. Wlnslow'H Soothing Syrup for Clill
dreu Teething rcllovcH tbo child from pain.
"A cents n bottle.
KOMI U'uriiH tlie Farmer ) ,
, Neb , , Oct. ! W , [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tiinlli'.B.l-O , M , ICcin delivered u
speech ut the opera Uousu luU afternoon to
small audience. Mr. Kern assured his farmer
friends that unless the Indoi > em1cnt ticket is
elected , in two jeurs their farms shall bo sold
for mortgage nnd the laboring man is but two
months from the poor houso.
ICi-tlninblcr Tnrrctl mid Feathered.
CIIICAOO , Oct. 20 , A curious assault wai
made tonight upon an cx-gamblcr named J ,
B. Qnln u , Two men held him up in a dark
spot on Lake street , on the edge of Union
park , compelled him to strip to the waist ,
poured n bucket of liquid tar over the unncr
portion of his body and then added
shine feathers by way of adornment.
Tlio as.snllantM then knocked him down and
kicked him reiicatedlv , rendering him uncoil-
clous , lie was found by some people stroll
ing throimh thu park and the police were
notified , but with no truce of the assailants.
Quliin has been posing us u "reformed gum-
bier. " writing n book on gamblers' methods ,
uudls supposed lo iiuvo Incurred the cnmltyof
the fraternity , although prominent sporting
men scout tlio Idea that any such motive
provoked the attack.
Don't , lilko the Kft to ICust.
Sit.vnn Citr.r.K , Pa. , Oct. 20. A party of
men employed by the Lake Shore rend hnvo
been out scouring the country for western
cattle which escaped from n wrecked train
Sunday nnd this afternoon drove them to the
dojwt. Some of them wcro very ugly , defy
ing the best efforts of their captors to keep
them under control , brenklng away and at
tacking several people on the streets. Two
people were kuookuit down and seriously
hurt before the animals could bo shot.
Dominion Government Denounced ,
llExniF.w , Out. , -'O.-SlrUlchnnlCnrt- -
Wright discussed the trade relations between
Canada and the United States before a hirpo
audience tonight. IIo declared that the policy
of the Dominion government in this matter
was vaccillatlng and puerile , and strongly
pronounced himself In favor of restricted re
ciprocity with the United States , This
would be Immensely advantageous to the
people of Catiudn.
Utos 00111111(11111) ( ; UeprrdntioiiR.
DBXVKII , Colo. , Oct. SJO Governor Cooper
today received information that a largo num
ber ofVblto river Utes hud been off the res
ervation for some time and hud crossed over
into Colorado from Utah , killing shcop and
cattle belonging to ranch men In Houtt
county , The governor at once telegraphed
Secretary Noble asking him to take steps to
have tbo Indians driven back.
Itrotticrliood Hull I'layors.
NEW Yoitif , Oct. 20. The delegates to the
meeting of the Brotherhood of Base Ball
players held a brief session today , ut which
llttlo was dono. Secretary Brunell said this
ovcninK that ho did not know what would ho
done at tomorrow's meeting , but the Brother
hood will bo represented in the coming con
ference.
Anti-Prohibition Mooting nt Kohuyler.
Sciiuvt.r.11 , Neb. , Oct. 20. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bnn.J Mr. Kllsworth of Lin
coln delivered an anti-prohibition speech In
the opera house this evening to a large nnd
attentive audience. The house was crowded
to standing room. All the saloons were
closed. His argument was clear and decisive ,
and many votes wcro made ugalnst the
amendment.
Speaker llfcd at Ij ( > immx > r .
Loo.vxsi'oiiT , Ind. , Oct. 20. At this place
today speaker Heed made his only address In
Indiana , IIo extolled thu McKUiley bill and
tlio liberality of the fifty-first congress In
pension matters ana dwelt at length upon the
silver bill and the federal election bill , Three
thousand people attended the meeting.
Una Awny with u Cab.
George Meyer , a laborer , took ucab last
ulirht from the corner of Douglas and Thir
teenth streets ana started out for a drive. Ho
was under the Influence of liquor and in a
short time was also under arrest for taking
the horse and cab without permission of the
owner.
Hit By a hump of Coal ,
A switchman in the Union Pacific yards at
Fremont mot with a serious accident yester
day , Ho was hit by a huge lump of ccul
which fell from a passing car and his hip
was broken. He was brought to St. Joseph's
hospital , where physieluiis dressed the wound.
Pronounced a Pake Interview.
WASHINGTONOct. , . 20. Secretary Blaine
said this morning In nnswer to nn Inquiry
that the alleged Interview with him pub
lished in a syndicate newspaper letter Sun
day morning touching the ' 'Sphere of
"Woman" was wholly fiction.
Tickets at lowest rntos nnd superior
nccommodutioiiH via the great Roelc
Island route. Ticket ollico , Ki02 Six
teenth and Furnum strcotH , Omalui.
A Hull- Headed Mormon ,
Su.TlAKi : CITY , Utah , Oct. iiO.-Deputy
IVIarshnl Buckmun this evening brought from
Provo "U'arron B , Smith , sentenced today to
months' ' imprisonment und § 200 line ntid costs
for unlawful cohabitation. Smith refused
to promise obedience to the law.
A Warning to Intriguers.
VinxNA , Oct. 20. Tbo czar has privately
intimated to the Servian government that ho
has no tlcsiro fora change in the Servian
dynnstys. This Is intended as a warning to
tlio intriguer In behalf of Prince Nicholas of
Mcntenoio ( and Prince Kiiragcorgoriteh.
Jslipcmlnu Miners Iiouvint ; .
IsnpK.Mixo , Mich. , Oct. The Biirnum mine
was idle today and only u fraction of the
regular force is no wnrk at the Lake Ango-
lino. Minors nro leaving daily and nearly a
third of the strikers will seek work elsewhere -
whore , _
End of a Drunk.
Er. PASO , Tex.Oct. ' . ' 0 , G.BIanc.a Vaio
man , from Arizona , has been stopping at a
hotel hero with a paramour a few days past ,
and both have been drinking heavily. This
morning ho shot and killed her and then
suicided.
Morn Than Knongli Signatures.
DAHMOOTOV , I. T. , Oct. 20. Tlio signa
tures of 417 heads of families of Choycnnos
and Araphahoes have been secured for the
sale of tlieir,1,000KX.ncroreservation. ( ) Three
hundred und sixty signatures were enough-
Hlicrmnii'M AHsallatitH Arrp.stnd ,
Ncal CocbrancTand Ed Adams , who made
the assault upon Charles Sherman In a dis
reputable den on Dodge street Sunday night ,
were arrested yesterday and lodged in jail.
Alalinm u Main l < 'a r Open * * ,
BuiMixniiAM , Ala. , Oct. 'M. The state fair
began today. The machinery was started by
Mrs. Cleveland , who pressed the button at
Lenox , Mass.
For llronolilnl , Al'uniitlo anil I'ul-
miiuary CoiiiphdiiCH , "Brown's Bronchia ]
Troches" have remarkable curative proper
ties. Sold only In boxes.
The Ar oiitlnn OumrctH Adjournx.
Bur.sos AVIIKS , Oct. 20-Congress dosed
today after adopt Ing the government bill to
convert provincial foreign loans Into -J f pet
cent national loans.
Tlio I'iro llncnrd.
ST. Lori" , Oet , 20. A lire this evening In
the dry goods establishment of Frank llros. ,
Broadway and Washington avenue , causci !
damage to the amount of fVXH , ) ( ) .
Miu-uli Acquitted.
Tbo case of K. A. Marsh of ICast Omaha
who was arrested some weeks ngo for keep
Ing n sluiiKhtcr housu near the corner ol
draco and Kighlh Mi-cats , was tried yester
day in police court and Alin-sh was acquitted
Pears' soap secures n beautiful complexion
County Court ,
In tno county court John Kush cotnmerlcal
suit ymtorday to recover $ J50 from James S.
Dumpsov.
J. L. weUhons bus sued Sidney Smith to
recover M03.M , alleged to bo duo oa a prom I
sory note. , j
Judgment for $011,1 ! ) was rendered against
Andrew Sovenson nnd In favor of Coi-rt S.
Wooloy.
j'Kttsox.tii j'Mt.ii , ' it.i rim.
Ex-Senator Van Wyck was In the city yes-
terdav ,
E. il. Whltcomb of Ucs Moines is at the
I'nxton ,
A. W. ICclsey of Clilcago Isn guest at the
Mlllnrd ,
\ . "W. Johnson of Chicago Is n guest at the
Murray.
C , K. A. McConuIek of Chicago is at the
Murray.
C. TJ. Hicks of DlaJr was at , the Merchants
last night.
L. U Archer of Salt Lnko Is In the city , nt
the Puxtou.
\V. II. Dorgan of Lincoln is lu the city nt
the .Murray ,
C. \Voodhury of Boston was nt the Paxton -
ton last night.
Hon. A. H , Chnrdo ot Oakland was in the
city yesterday.
A. 1) ) . Ireland of New York was nt the Mll
lard lust night ,
3. C. Dlinick of Mudlson is registered at
the Merchants.
Judge 13. P. Mamor of Kearney was in
Onialm yesterday.
T. 1' , Day stooped at the Sherman house In
Chicago yesterday ,
Jiuiies Dennett of Brooklyn , N. Y. , is stop
ping nt the Mlllurd.
E. G. Stnnton of Carbon , \Vyo. , is rcgls-
Istered at the Casey.
Charles Ilurlcc of North I'fnUois in the
city ut the Merchants.
E. I ) . HoMlcr of Rochester , X. Y. , was nt
the Murray lust night.
11. W. Huwcvof St. Louis was registered
nt the I'axton last night.
Mrs. Frunclti C. ( ! ruble was a guest at the
Auditorium In Chicago yesterday.
C. .1. Wallace ot the Uucklov shirt com
pany , St. Louis , Mo. , Is lu the city.
It. S. Ervin , the attorney , left yesterday
for Chicago ou a short Im-'inesii trip.
Hon. Tom Hciiton , state auditor , was In the
city last night and attended the rally ,
C. rMJedell , editor of the Chester Herald ,
was in the city yesterday and called upon
Tin : ] ) ii : : ,
Ex-Stuto State Senator Conger is in the
city , lie tuys tlio political buttlo in the state
waxeth warm.
David Tapgurt of Denver , formerly mana
ger of tlio ICerr opera linnso in Hastings ,
jusscd through Omaha yesterday on the way
to Ohio.
Cltttcns Omaliaat home ami uluvail ilmulil
incnibfr that the I'Cimiliilim ldi | ; < > / ituMinlton
arc 11iun > tlaii , fVJnfccr ? J , l-'rMan , Octnlitr J/ ,
; l Satunt in ftortinlicr I.
ItobbcdVlillo Hoiillllng.
A man named A. Mackey , a printer on the
World-Herald , was arrested last night ,
charged with robbing Henry Ullvnn at : ii : <
North Twenty-fifth street. Ullvnn mot
Muclicy ami they cngngivl In a sculllo in
which Ullvnn claims that ho was relieved of
$ . ' .r.O.
CliaiiiploiiMlilp Scries.
LOUISVIM.I : , ICy. , Oct. 20. Worlds cham
pionship game : Louisville 7 , Brooklyn 7.
Culled ut the end of the eighth innings on ac
count of darkness.
Toduy'H Tips.
AT II.UAIIITII : : ,
First race Loantnkc , Punster , , Tr.
Scconu r.ico Houstln , Susie S.
Third r.iro Como to Taw , Cynosure.
Fourth race Eclipse , Matiigardn.
Filth race Mabel ( ileiiii. King Crab , .
Sixth race Itcnipliiiid , I'enrl Set.
AT JI\IXOTOV.
First race Bob L , Carmen ,
Second race Wary , Sis O Leo.
Third race Eugeniii , Lnludor.
Fourth race Aimlo Elizabeth , Modjcskn ,
Fifth race Fayuttc , Cutnlpa.
Sixth race Milt Vounjj , Tom .Miicldn.
Knllcilvllli a Cloiin Hill.
JmiliAii , Oct. 20. [ Spcclul Cablegram to
Tin : HIM : , j The first ship to leuvo this port
with a clean bill of health slum the recent
outbreak of cholera sailed on Saturday.
CltltciiB / Omulia < it home ami nlnriiii p/iouM /
leincmlicr thai tltcicinntnliiu ilnj/x u ] itijMmlhm
are 'I'hurnlay , Octulirr 2J ; 1'iltlau , Octtifcc'.77 ,
antJ Saturday , ffnmnbcrl *
Deslro It C lined Sunday ,
Bowox , Mass. , Oct. 2-At ( ) the reeulnr
meeting of the CongrcBntioiiiu ministers in
this city today n special committee reported a
resolution , which was adopted , declaring
against any opening of the world's fair on
Sunday.
coaches L-'ullinan
Through palace
slcopors , diningciirs , fi'oo reclining cliuir
CUI-H to Chicago and intervening potntH
via the great Ilock Island route. TiuUet
ollico lUUL' , Si.xtucnth and Karnam.
They Have ll
Cmcvoo , Oct. 20. To the Editor of Tin :
Bui : : Wo wish to sttito that Alex Melntosh
was never Interviewed in Chicago by any of
our reporters and is not responsible for our
article relating to the Omaha census pub
lished in our issue of the Kith.
Tin : Lr.vin. :
Both tlio method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs ia taken ; it ia pleasant
and refrcehing to the tnsto , and ncU
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Dowels , cleanses the sya-
tern efl'ectunlly , < li pcls colds , head
aches and fevers nnd cures habitual
constipation. Symp of Figs ia the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the tnelo and ac >
ceptnblo to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it'
eflccta , prepared only from the most
healthy and ngrecnhlo substances , its
many excellent qiialitiea commend it
to nil and have made it the inoet
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for mo in COo
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliahlo druggist who
may not hnvo it on hand will pro-
euro it promptly for any ono who
wishes to tiy it. 'Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SUN FflANCISCO , CAl.
- N W OnK.H.V.
GITIfflS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 50,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS 350,000
Ilmm-rims-l. A , Mll | r. K O. ( Jlmmon. R I *
Hlnnurt , I ! . K. Hurl..I , l > , hliauinNoiiMiurloi
11. Iliumim. rranHiiotKoiiur.il li.iiiUliK l ii | .
ni > m. l.ur KHt cndtil | : uinl Hiirplin ot any
bunk In finuihwuittorii Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
CULLY'S.
Wo will plnco cm Snlo Monday
morningsnlcto continue for *
One Weelv ,
A line of floods i\t prices tUnt
will brenU nil previous records
for bargains. If you arc not sntt
fled with the prices you nro pay
ing for DRY GOODS no to
Cully s , 328 Broadway.
12 i-nses good quality Cotton Haiti tiff
8c n roll ,
/,00(1 ( yards Stnndurd Dark Prints ID
a van ) .
fi,0HI ( yards DIUK Plnlil Dress ( Jooill
fie , nytinl ,
Apron ( .ilMglmins , fust colors , onto To ,
a yard.
1D-I Htonulicd Sliootiuir HOc n ynrd.
10-1 bnbloiU'hod Sheeting ISo ayunl ,
Best Values In
CANTON FLANNELS
lobe found in thocltynt Ou , GJo
7c , 8Jc , lOc , He , ISjctmcl IBo
a ynrd.
Ask to sec our
At 20c o yard
Excellent values in TABLE
LINEN , TOWELS nnd CHA.SH
TOWELING.
ntspeclnl prices this week. Every
one of them a
We linvo iii stock n complete
lineofChildren's , IVllsses" and ln
dies' Underwent1 from the cheap
est grades to tlio best makes. All
at very low figures.
1 lot Toboi ; aiiB , IFooils ami Fascina
tions worth from Me tel , all yo at ii5n
each.
Sl'KCIAL-1 lot Tounpqans worth
from $ l.lo ! to $1.50 nil RO at 60u ou h.
\Vo can siivo you money on Drcs
Goods.
Wo can save you nionoy on ( louts'
Unilorwcnr.
\Vo can fiiivo you inntnji1 nn Liulioi'
Misses' nnd Cliildrons llntlcrwotir.
Wo can save you money on Hlhbons ,
Velvets , r.nd nil Idiidsof Notion. s , Pi in ,
Needles Hooks and KVOH , IJuttoni ,
Tlircuds , Linen Stain pcJ Goods.
\\'o \ want your trade anil will worc |
cheap for you. Call nnd see us. Mau
orilors boHcited.
32.8
Council Bluffs * , In.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All IiInils of Dying and Cleaning dnnn In Ilia
llliliPst ; Styloof tlio Art , I'lidcil mill HCiliiod
rubrics made to look as good us now , Work
promptly done and ilullvcri'd Iu nil parts of
thucuiintry. Send fur prlro UHI ,
0. A. JlAUlIAN. I'nip. .
Ot ) lli'j.i ( lwny. Near Northwestern Dei'Ot ,
COUNCIL Ill.WTS. IA.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
rornor Main and Mruudu'ay ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Pt'ulois Iii fnnilKii und iloininllo ( i\ulia.na
iiiiulu und Inloro.st puld on tlmo
O1TIC U ' )7. ) UWIDK Nf'K , 3J
W. C. ESTEP ,
Council HluffM , Iiuvn.
I-I North IMnlii HlriM't.
Fiiiinrnl Director ami Kinbaliiifr.
"
F. M. ELLIS & Ctt ,
ARCHITECTS
And Bullcllii ! ! Btiporiutendonti ,
HooimfKI ami 4fHwi : lliilldliixUiiiiiliaNob. ,
anil KUIIIIIH 211 mid 211 Mvrriiiin Illocli.UouiiaU
llliiltA , In Curruspoiiduncu sollulled ,
SPJ010IA.L NOTlOJSSr
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
_ _ _
"Ij OIl IIKNT Qimd six riKiin. new I'lillaife. for
JL1 tto ] ior inoiitli und eity wiilir friT. Apply
to I.ooiiiud KviTott
" \\7 ANTKD-A young man. MtiM bt > wol
f u.\icrl | 'iit' < ' ( l in tliuuuiils' fiii'iihliln ; ; lliio
eM , C' . U. , thtsolllcu. _ _ f
" 171UIC. HAMCoi-tradu Ono driving Icinu mid
JL1 iiniilarKdliorsn.VllloMli.ni t ) fur luiyor
xrulii. T. II. Hull , 701 HmitiiTt list.
rms fur sil : nciir the c-ltynt
. a Imwalii.V.A. . \\'IH | .V fii. , r/joMiiliist ;
( " 1KNTS clotliliiK dunned uinl roiiili- | l , or
Jiiiiuldtii < ) Mlir ; for liulf Ilm rruulur pr 'e- < .
Hitlnrin.'tliin : fiiiiranli'cd. Addleor call un
I' ' ' , N. ri'liirsiiii. lll ! | iiiitliitli ! 1,1. _ _
KKNTI'lvo room limmo IIV < p r
iinili. corimr franklin uvo. and I'ialncr
eli Sinn.
HKXT Tliiihliiromnv iwunpleil y A.
1J1OK
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( ol.uiiiiHid Kvcriitt.
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- liulldiix , wldlo InniHt. mid Ik's ,
JOST-A lirliKllu liauk and liltisvlilli < Htrli |
In foM'liiiud , Ili-ti i.iuiitliH nlil. l.lbonil
paid , llutiiriito ! ' . Doiulniso. lOIT
H.\lI- > -Tlioloo' < aiid Ihturoiiif it wi-ll
_ . . tHtalillHlicil gnieory More , or will tell
hlnck und it.'iit Htoru mill llxtilli'H ; iilnd tlih'O
4-yiiii--ild ! ( culls fur milu. In < | iilrn iif 1. I *
Hiultli AH n.7IS lUlliuvti.'ouncll ( HlujlH.
1J1OK IIKNT-lliiiso > uinl iimiiiHj onu < nor' '
Jstori > niiiirvoiirl house , mill ono nirnliliou
room HtJ. 1C. llin'll ( tu'h , IK'S l-'lflli live. _ _
L.IV HAI.K " ( n.irclon land , with
IIOIHUK , by J. 1C. Illcu , 1IU Mala at.Uounoll ,
vyilVfiay runt wnnii you oiinliiiy ahuiiieura
YV tlioHiuaolur.in , and In c-aioof your ilvuth
ttnuy tlinu lu.ivu yuir family thu homo clour
untliu following to run :
A homo wortli 11,0) ) ) ut 111 pur month ,
A lunuu wurlli JI.'O ) &t iii per mouth.
Aliomn wortli li.O ) ) uttil per mouth.
Alio'iio worlli l-'t , ( ) at III pur mouth ,
A homo worlli t4,0) > at , W l- r moutlu
Otlicrprlnol linnioi on the M.un'i ujrim. Tas
tlxivo iiidiitlily p-tyniiniU Incliidu prliiclpul
undlutorost. VHP lull iiirtloular-i cult on or
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C'ouriullItlufTi , lu.