THE OMAPIA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , FEBEUAEY 18 , 1801 ,
THE OMAHA 1TEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICH , NO. 12 PCAItL ST.
liy Carrier In any prtrtof the Cltr
W T1LTO.N. - - - . HANACJKH
TlXEl'IIONE3t
Btislnef * Office , Na II
NIglit Kdltor. No. SI
JIKXTIOX.
K ? . P. Co. .
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. . coai.
Craft's chnttcl loan * . 048app block.
Genuine Hock Spring coal. Thatcher , 10
Main street.
marrlngo llccnsn was Issued yesterday to
ls Kmmott nnd Katie McDonald , both of
\Vestoti. \
E. K. Wright Is acting ns official stenogra
pher for the superior court during the sick
ness of Miss Luura Fltckingcr.
Nellie Thomas and Ilobln McOlnnls were
arrested yesterday morning on the charge of
being Inmates of a disorderly house.
The Fifth wnrd democratic caucus will bo
1 el 1 In Shield's store Instead of In the Eighth
tvo mo school , us at tlrst announced.
The funeral of Mrs. Cornelia Sanford will
take place this afternoon nt 2 o'clock from
the residence , No. 1 120 Houth Kighth street.
The funeral of Mrs. George F. Maxwell
took place yesterday afternoon from the fam
ily residence on Blull street , Hcv. L , . A. Ilnll
oniclatlng.
Judge Thorncll hns decided to devote an
other week In the trial of law cases , so that
the criminal docket will not betaken up until
week nftor next.
.Thomas II. Kuddy of Burl county , No-
jrnskn , nnd Miss Amelia A. Mlcklns of Bur
lington , Vt , , were married yesterday after
noon by Justice Hummer.
Seven delegates will bo elected to the dom-
ocrntlc city convention instead of six , as was
announced in the call issued by the chairman
of the city central committee.
Ed Murphy , who was arrested Sundav lor
breaking Into a house to find n plnco to sleep ,
wasplven a tcn-dnvs' sentence on the streets
In police court yesterday mornlnc.
Nellie the ear-old of
Berry , flve-j - tlnughtor
W. W. Woods , died of diphtheria ycsteidav
afternoon at the residence , 1115 avenue D.
The notice of the funeral will bo given later.
Letters of ndminlstrntlon hnvo been issued
to Susnt' McCarnpbcll , in the estate of Will
iam McCampbell , too farmer who died sud
denly in Crescent township n short tlmo ago.
Tickets for Iho policemen's ball , which is
to bo given In Masonic temple next Saturday
evening , are selling rapidly. It will be , ono
of the most brilliant aiTnlrs ever given under
the nusplccs of the police force.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson , who began her
novitiate with the sisters of mercy In this city
thrco years ago , took hcrlinnl vows Monday
morning before Ucv. B. P. McMcnomy and
received admission to the order.
There will bo a special mectlnc of Ivnnhoo
commandery. No. 17 , Knights Templar , this
( Wednesday ) evening. Work in the lied
Cross degree. A\\ \ \ visiting Sir Knights
cordially welcome. By order of the E. C.
A loud explosion gathered n crowd In front
of the postofllco yesterday hiornlng. The
cause of the commotion proved to he n tor-
pcdo which some mischievous person had
placed upon the track before a passing motor ,
A motion for a new tiial has been filed by
the dofcntlnnt in the damage suit of II. I
Howard vs the Chlcnco , Milwaukee .t St ,
Paul rnllwny company , In which a verdict oi
S400 was awarded the plalntilt In districi
court n few days ngo.
Borne curiosity has been felt recently ns to
what the now management of the opera house
would do for n name for the building. The
. "question was settled yesterday , when Do-
hanoy's opera house ceased to exist , its place
being taken by "Tho Now Broadway. "
Harry Thomas , the crook who was captured
several weeks ago by Marshal Teinpletfln
after an exciting chase nnd subsequently
taken to Fremont , Nob. , for trial on the
chartjo of burglary , pleaded guilty und wa :
sentenced to n thrco years' term in the pcnl
tentinry at Anamosa. Swift and Utterson
Ills friends , pleaded not guilty and uro to havi
n trial.
John Peterson , nn employe of Gllbcr
Brothers , the ice men , met with an nccldeu' '
day before yesterday. Ho tried to get on n
wagon while It was In motion , but missed his
footing and fell In such a way that the heavy
wagon passed over ono of his feet , crushing
the bones in a terrible mnnncr. Ho was taken
to the Neumayr hotel , where medical assistance
anco was rendered.
Mrs. Stuphcn of On.alm , was In the cit. ,
making Inquiries for her son , Charles , who ,
she thinks , loft thnt city for the Bluff sn
week ngo Saturday nnd has not been seer
since. Mrs. Stuphon's homo Is nt the conic
of Seventh and Lcnvcnworth streets. Sh
savs her son Is sixteen years of nue , but very
tall for his ago. She thinks ho loft Omaha
with n railroad grnder wltu whom ho had
been associating lately.
Mrs. Charles Swan received a telegram
ycsterduv announcing the death of herslster ,
Mrs. C. T. Dibble , at tlio ho.no of her son It :
'Akin , S. C. Mrs. Dibble's homo was In
Marshall , Mich. , but she hns been south for
some time In thohopoof bettering her hoalth.
Mrs. Dlbblo will no remembered by many
hero who met her when she visited her
friends in this city about four years ago , and
who were charmed by her graces of woman
liness.
James Palmer , the Vine street man who
wns arrested nicht before last'on nn informa
tion lllod by Henry Ilablln , charging him
with assault ana battery , was brought be
fore Justice Patton yesterday morning. The
prosecuting witness wns tumble to make his
charge stick , mid Pnlmcr wns discharged.
linblln immediately Hied nnothcr information
asking that Palmer bo put under bonds to
keep the peace. A continuance was granted
in this case until next Tuesday.
In the superior court the main business
transacted yesterday wns the trial of the
case of the wcstcra Homo insurance com
pany vs .T. M. Palmer. The object of the
suit is to recover about $275 worth of premi
ums which were allowed by the defendant to
go unsettled. Fllokingor brothers appeared
foe the plaintiff nnd J. Sinn for the dofcnd-
nnt. By ngrcomont of the parties the court
Instructed the Jury ornlly , and the case was
completed at 5 ; SO o'clock.
A missionary convention will be held this
evening 1117:30 : o'clock In the Trinity Metho
dist church , corner of Ninth avenue and
Fourth street , ' . ' . 'he principal speakers of the
evening will bo Kov. J. Gallup of Thurman
nnd Nov. C. W. Urowor and Ucv. T. McIC.
Stewart of this city. The following are the
subjects which hnvo been selected for discus
sion : "Popular Objections to Missions- '
"Christianity Mlsslonnry In Spirit" and l"J ho
Achievements of a Century. "
An Information was lllod before Justice
Patton yesterday by L. J. Sorensen for the
nrrost of Thomas Peterson on the chnrgo of
malicious mlsehlof. Sorensen claimed that
Peterson had sought to satisfy n grudge
which ho hnd laid un ngninst him bv break-
In K the windows , door hinges and OVITV-
thlng else thnt was breakable about his place
of business. Constable IJou Austin. wont to
Cut-Oft Island , where both parties live , to
serve the warrant for Peterson's nrrest , but
in the meantime Poton-on had gotten wind of
the fact nnd loft for Omnhn. The ofllccrhas
hopes that ho will bo able to make the arrest
In n dny or two.
T. J. Evnns began sixteen suits in the dis
trict court yesterday morning ngalnst prop
erty owners in the western part of the city.
The defendants are parties who purchased
property from Evnns , paying part of the
purchase money down and giving mortgages
to sccuro the rest. Thov then failed to pay
the taxes on the land and Mr. Kvans paved ft
for tuotn. The object of the present suits is
to recover the manor thus paid. The follow
ing nro the names of the defendants in the
rases : Bernard Albcrs , L. A. Simons ,
Martha ( Ircen , J. P. Moore , Fred Luehslngor ,
Hnchacl Corbctt , U A. tlray , Hcnrv Bur-
lulscii. A. M. Johnson , John ; in II. Schroeder ,
I. N. Hnmmond , Oeorgo W. Hilling. 0 , J ,
Huldcnson , Morritz Peterson , N. J. Tlbbetts
andN. M , H tiling.
Recollect that the only installment house
jn Council Bluffs und the larircst Installment
bouse in the west is Mnndol .t Klein's. Wo
sell nt cttitorn prices every article of house
hold furniture you use , and Instead of re
quiring you to pay cash wo lot you have It on
rosy payments. There is no necessity of
denying yourself the use of nny article when
you can gut everything you wanton suchonsy
terms. The largest slock of carpets , stoves
nd furniture In the city to select from. U'JO
Broadway.
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Chamber sets , Lund Bros.
TUB HEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
The Farmers' AlHunoo Trampling Upon the
Milwaukee Railroad.
ANTI-PROHIBITIONISTS ARE WARMING UR ,
A Mnn Who Wni Well Knnusli to IMny
Jll 1i Klvo but too Sick to Go
tn Court Minor Mention
niut Personal.
A suit was commenced In the district court
yesterday by Attorney General Stone to com
pel the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul roll-
\vuy company to grant n farmers' ' alliances at
Hartley iho right to build coiil sheds on the
company's ' land. Tlio suit Is brought In the
immo of the state of Iowa , nnil Is of consltlcr-
nblo Importance from the fnct that It brings
Into conflict the state mid the Innro ntul con
stantly growing farmers' alliance on ono sldo
and the fov.'erful railway corporation which
Is made the defendant la the case on the
otncr.
A cftsc was before the supreme court some
tlmo ago In which It was decided tbntlf the
rl ht to build elevators , coal sheds or the
like were given gratuitously to ono party
It must bo granted on the same terms to anyone -
ono who might ilcslro It. Three local com
panies oUIartlev , O'Drlen county , had been
granted permission to build co.il sneds on the
company's land In the town free it rent , nnd
thoSunnyhill Farmers' ' nlllnnco decided to
ask for the same permission. They ashed , but
were refused. They thereupon applied to the
railway commissioners ! o have the decision
of the supreme court enforced. The commis
sioners issued an order compelling the com
pany to allow the farmers the right they
nsked , but still the company remains stub
born. The present suit Is to bo mndo n test
case , and Is to compel the rail
way comnany to plvc the poor , downtrodden
fanners the boon they crave so niut'h.
It will bo regarded with n great deal of In
terest by farmers , as It Is a very common
thing In the rural districts , wbcro land Is
conimrntlvely [ cheap , for the railroad compa-
ulc-i to allow coal nnd gram merchants to
erect warehouses on their land as an Induce
ment to them to use their roads as n means of
transportation. _
NO UANICKUPT STOCK.
Tlio Council IHufTs Carpet Company
line Xono nf the EUctnaii block ,
anil Never Advertised It.
In justice to ourselves ar.d all other Coun
cil Bluffs merchants , wo desire to correct a
misleading statement published In all of the
dally papers yesterday concerning the Kiso
man bankrupt stock of merchandise.
A prominent Omaha merchant rushes Into
print with the startling assertion thatwonro
advertising the IMsoinan stock of carpets ,
rugs , curtains , shades and draperies wltli the
Intention of Inislo.idlng the puulle. This Is a
strange sort of an error for an intelligent
man to fall into. Wo cheerfully assist
in making the correction ho desires
so much to have made. I. o , , to have the pub
lic understand wo did not get any of the
Eisoman stock. Wo innlto the statement
broadly and without qualification that wo
did not buy n'dollar's worth of thoEIseman
bankrupt stock , or any other bankrupt stuff ,
nnd carry no second hand goods of nny char
acter.Vo buy all our goods direct from the
manufacturer , the latest styles , fresh from
the looms. The only thing we did in the ad
vertisement complained ot was to contrast
some of our regular , cvoay-day-in-tho-yearnll
round prices wltli the "marked up" Ilolden
figures. When their prices were "cut in
two'1 our regular prices were btill 10 to If
percent lower than the "bankrupt bargains. "
If Mr. Ilolden marked up the Elsoinati price" !
for the purnoso of "making a big cut , " It was
not our fault.
It Is positively crucj to put Omaha mor-
cliunts. uudor bonds not to compete will :
Council Bluffs prices , and Marshall Field &
Co. ought to bo nsbamoa of It. NVonronot
under any bonds to protect anybody except
the obligations nut upon a first class house to
protect the public against overcharges und to
do a straight legitimate business. "Wo are
the larcest exclusive carpet house In the
west and wo will undertake- not only to com '
pete , but to do a peed deal bettor than to du
plicate Omaha prices on any and everything
in our line. Our trade covers tuo territory
100 miles in every direction from Couuci
Bluffs ami Omaha , and wo will save you
money on every p.urchoso made and guar
antee satisfaction. Mall orders receive
prompt attention.
Cot'xcn.Bi.urrs CVKPKT Co. ,
40" Broadway , Council Bluffs.
The now dental rooms of Drs. Woodbury
are the finest and most complete In ttio west ,
Next to the new Grand. "Telephone , 143. "
They Wnnt to Ilcsolvp.
The feeling of indignation among the bus !
ness men against the starting of Injunction
suits against the saloonkeepers has at las' '
crystallzed In the forui of n call fora mcotln
which is now being circulated among th
citizens. The call la substance states thn
many of the citizens of Council Bluffs hav
been working hard to en banco the value o
property In the city and that many , oven c
the most ardent believers In temperauco hav
been convinced that' the enforcement o
prohibition under the existing stati
of affairs Is next to an Impossible thing. I
then cites the understanding which was hm
between the saloon keepers and the nu
thoritics at the last city election that no cftori
would bo mndo hereafter to stop the sale o
intoxicants , but the aim would bo to rcgulati
It as well as possible. After whereaslng i
this way for uwtillo the call goes on to as
that a meeting of the citizens and property
owners bo held next Friday evening at 8
o'clock at the court house to take some action
expressive of the views of the public In gen
eral at the renewal of the saloon war. The
call In ita wording is exceedingly peppery ,
and bears marks of having been gotten up by
somcono who Is , or thinks ha Is , thirsting for
human ROTO. It has already been circulated
nulte extensively and Is still going the rounds
for signatures.
Special "I say , have you tried the ten ,
Lund Bros. , 'J3Miila street ? It is lust excel
lent. " '
J.C. Blxby , steam dealing , sanitary en
gineer , 203 Mar Hum block. Council IHutts
Objects tn the Removal.
Attorney Ucneral John Y. Stone has filed
an objection to the removal of the four cases
airalnst the Northwestern , Hock Island , Mil
waukee and Ilnrllngton railways to compel
them to 11 x their Joint rate charges In
accordance wltu a recent order issued by
the state board of railway commission
ers , from the district to the federal court.
Those cases Avero commenced In the district
court , but an effort was subsequently made
by the com tinnier to have thorn taken to the
federal court. The-attorney general claims
that the cases hi question arosa under the
stnto laws , unit that there is no just ground
for their removal to nny other court than the
state courts. _
I'urefrcshdrugsnt Davis' , opposite Ogden.
Dost heavy poods , S3 per cent ofl , cash.
Keller , the tailor , aio Broadway.
The Investigation Pln'slied.
The county auditor has Just completed his
investigation of the swampland mutter which
was ventilated by tho" papers some weeks ago.
Ho finds that the number of acres claimed
under the swamp land act Is 5(5,530. ( Of this
number 40,011 hnvo been doo/icd to different
panics by the county , leaving 15.SSO acres
unaccounted for. ' 1 his land was pre-empted
nnct the county Is entitled to f 1.85 per acre
for the lot. _
Call on Sclmrz-Smlth Co. for chattel loans
and real estate. " 0 Pearl st.
Huy your coal and wood of C. I ) . Fuel Co. ,
63'J ' Broadway. Telephone 130.
Dropped Dead.
John Chenowlth , who is visiting the
family of Jesse Sawyer , at the residence ,
2317 avenue 0 , went to Omaha yesterday to
sco the sights. While in a Chinese laundry
ho suddenly foil to the tloor , and an examina
tion proved that ho wns dead. Thn body wni
moved to the undertaking csUhll iYnent of
Drexel k Maul , where n p3st-u.nrvctn win
held. The results oftho post-mortem shotted
that the death resulted from hemorrhage of
the brain. W. 0. Estop and an assistant
went to Omaha last evening and brought the
body to this sldo of the river , \vhoro H will bo
burled. The deceased was sixty-nine years
of ago.
Ktdp nnd Tlilnfc ,
And ask yourself why you stumld pay old-
fashloncd prices for groceries and provisions
when you can get Ilrst class , clean , froih
poods at modern prices } Head thcso prices :
Crackers , per ib , ( > c ; : i Ibs gingcrsnaps for
ii'e ; Arbucklo's coffee , 'i" > c per package ;
German coffee , 'J.'c ! hams , ( ! o per Ib :
bacon , To1 , codfish , 7ic | ; 10 Ib pall
white fish , COc ; 3 cans corn , ! 2."C ! 3 cans toma
toes , SSc ; 4 cans peas , We ; Davis'No. 10 Hour ,
11.50 ; Unvlt "llluo 1) " Hour , 11.85s Buffalo
flour , tl.MS ; Gold Medal Hour , $1.43 ; Snow
Flake ( lour , $1.00 ; US Ibs buekwcnt$1.00 ! 2.1
boxes of nutehes , 2"o ; box good laundry
soap , JI.OO ; 3 IDS leaf lard , Uoe ; good broom ,
lOc ; oranges , l.'o per dozens coal oil , 8c n gal
lon ; 8 loaves Oread. Be ; 1 Ib good tea , U5c.
Prompt delivery of goods.
Brown's C. O. D. grocery. Telephone 20.
Evans Laundry Co. . 520 Penrl street. Telephone -
phone ! > 1X . Woods called for nnd delivered.
Not HO Sick. Alter AH.
A motion was tiled in the district court
day before yesterday by Attorneys Burke &
Howltt. asking for n continuance ot the case
of A. F. Clattcrbuck vs. W. A. Jones. The
main ground that was stated for the continu
ance was -that Clatterbuck , the plaintiff in
the case , was so ill as not to bo able to get
out of doors. In support of the motion Dr.
liolllnger made aflldavit that ho had exam
ined Clatterbuck and had found him suffer
ing from a severe attack of nervous prostra
tion. Yesterday n resistance to the
motion for continuance -was Hied
by Fllcklnger Brosthors , attorneys
for the defendant , in which were nflidavlts
signed by William-A. Jones and F. K. Bragg ,
stating that they saw Clattcrbuck In a sa
loon and grocery store near Parks' mill Mon-
dav night , playing high five , nnd that bo
was In his usual health so fur as appearances
were concerned. The defendant asked that
Dr. IJelHngcr bo brought before the court to
bo cross-cxn'nincd as to the condition of Mr.
Clattcrbuck's health.
Tea sets , Lund Bros.
Call on D. J. Ilutchlnson & Co. for choice
bargains In lots In Wilson Terrace. Special
Inducements for the next few days.
The Manhattan , sporting headquarters. N.
O'Brien _
M'jRjtsr.i I tit. . ic ft/i 1'irs. '
H , C. Oliver and Thomas Bean have gone
to Florida , where they have plantations.
Chief of'PolIco Cary left for St. Louis yes
terday on business connected with the olllce.
.1. H. Tcscy has returned from St. Joseph ,
where ho was called by the death of his wife's
mother.
Oeorco S. Rlillor left yesterday afternoon
for Jacksonville , Fla.where ho will remain
for several mouths on business.
Al Parkinson , who has been traveling for
Aultmiui , Miller iV Co. , has entered the cm-
ploy of the Globe loan and trust company ,
, 'itli his headquarters at DCS Molnes.
Ttov. D. C. Franklin , formerly pastor of
ho Hroadway Methodist churcti , now pre
siding older of the Atlantic district , arrived
n the city yesterday morning , ana well ro-
naln until Thursday.
HoysVnntflil
at American district telegraph ofllco.
China dinner sets , Lund Bros. , 23 Main
trect.
TUB IJVK STOCK CONTROVERSY.
t Is Discussed at a Meeting of the
South Omaha IC > ehnnge.
A spqclni meeting of the live stock ex-
chnnge'was held yesterday afternoon to con-
ider the American live stock commission
controversy. President Wallworlc presided ,
nd about seventy-flvo members were pres
ent. Manager W. N. Babcock of the stock
ards company stated that a mooting had
been held Monday afternoon In the oftlco of
the Cudahy packing company , which was at
tended by the managers of the packing
louses , the board of directors of the live
stock cxchantro and himself , at which
the action of the live stock exchange in re
gard to the American live stock commission
company was discussed. Mr. Dabcock bo-
liovcd that ho expressed the sentiment of the
packing house managers when ho expressed
the desire to have the previous action of the
live stock exchange revoked , providing the
American live stock commission com
pany would dismiss its injunction
suit and abandon all legal proceedings , thus
placing all parties Just where they were prior
to the beginning of the present controversy.
This , Mr. Babcock urged , would bo In the in
terest of harmony , for the best Interest and
prosperity of ttio yards , and without detri
ment to any ono.
Mr. Babcock then read a telegram from the
Kansas City live stockcoinmlssion company's
oftlco tolls agent , Mr. Hrown.
John A. Dadisman , at the time the action
was taken prohibiting trafllukhnj with the
live stock exchange , was opposed to It. but
now that the action had been taken he , for
ono , wns in favor of manfully standing
up by that action. Inasmuch us the Chicago
live stock exchange had taken the same
course , ho could not sco why this exchange
should recede. As for cattle at 50 cents ho
know no honest man could do it.
VMco President Waggoner was firmly in
favor of enforcing the rules of the exchange
and of sustaining its former action. As u
commission man engagea for live years , and
as a member of the exchange ,
ho could say that the exchange
was not a benortt to the com
mission men alone , but to stock raisers and
shippers as well. The present commissions
arc such as have boon in vogue more than
twenty years in all stockyards , ana ho know
as n matter of experience that no man could
do the business for less than the present
commissions. Turning toward George H.
Brown , ho said : "And Mr. Drown Knows
that as well as any man ir
this room. Ho knows It botl
from . his experience In Chicago
and hero. As to the statement made by Mr.
Brown , that cattle could bo marketed forliO
cents , ho knows It is false , and every commis
sion man present knows ui'it it could not bo
done. "
Mr , Brown said : ' 'I never made any such
a statement as represented , that cattle could
bo sold at 30 cents. "
Secretary Lott read a circular letter from
the American live stock commission com
pany , showing that the dividends paid were
CO per cunt on the capital paid In.
Mr. Brown said : "I will continue the in
junction proceedings till after the next
regular meeting of the exchange , and if the
live stock commission company bo admitted
to membership I will discontinue them , or
If the packing house managers will give a
guarantee that they v/111 buy stock at the
market prices I will abandon the suit. "
Superintendent A. C. Foster of the packIng -
Ing houses of Swift & Co. attempted to pour
oil on the troubled waters by explaining that
the consensus of opinion at Mommy'tr meeting
was that neither party should back down ,
hut only do that which would place tnem in
their former positions. In the present ques
tion thcro was no antagonism , but
simply a question of expediency , and
if anyone had made n mistake
ho did not think It wrong to undo It. With
Kansas City on our south admitting the
live stock commission company to member-
bhtp , and Sioux City on our north , both
competitors with us for stock from u large
area , ho believed It unwise to do anything
that might drive stock to those places. More
than this , much of the Texas stock was
handled by the live stock Commission com
pany and it wns necessary to got as much of
this sjock as possible. Already arrango-
incnts hurt been made to euro for It in thcso
yards. To cnfu-oj the former action of ttio
exchange would drive much stock away and
would bo detrimental to the Interests of the
stockyards and nucktng house as well as in-
vita adverse legislation at Lincoln.
Michael H. Murphy , who represented
Manager Edward A. Cudahy of the Cvdaiiy
Packing company , then offered the following !
Kvsolvcd , That the action of the board of
directors of the live block exchange to rt > -
sc-liuli'il. to nwalt the uctlonof tliu untUmul
It ve-Mock exchange and the eichungu nt Kan
sas City.
This was amended on motion of Manager
Ilabeoek , providing Mr , Brown would aban
don his Injunction procccdlrgs.
lloth thn amendment nnd motion were lost
nnd the mootlti ? adjourned.
Messrs. T. K. Uiirllnptoli , tFrod W. Gasmen -
mon , W , II. Dudley and ICIjIl'ltus , ecnor.it
munagorof the American ltvdl\.tocic coinmls-
pion company , hnvo been potted for member *
ship , Mr , Titus' application Is recommended
by Mnnagar llnbcock ot thfjUock yards , Kd-
ward A. Cudahy of the Cud ihy I'.ioklnir co'ii-
pnti.v , Jninc.H Vlles , Jr. , of the Omaha Pack
ing' company , A , C. Foster.of Swift & Co. ,
and Hy H. Malay of the U" H. Hammond
company , : ' \
A handsome complexion Is one of the great
est charms n woman LMII po'ls'fess , 1'ozioul'a '
Complexion Powder gives It.
A f.tiTii win : r
t totlio Attention of the
DCH MulncH Authorities.
Dis : MOINH , In. , Feb. 17. ( Spsclal Telegram -
gram to THE Bnn. ] William Protzmnn of
East Des Molncs , ngoil twenty-four , died
yesterday after slxty-ono days' Illness with
typhoid fever. During all that tlmo ho wns
in' the hands of Christian scientists , who
prayed for his recovery , but was never
given n particle of medical attention or oven
ordinary nursing , His wlfo is nn ardent be
liever In the faith cure , and his parents nnd
other relatives were kept by force and threats
from Interfering. The attention of the city
authorities was called to the matter two
weeks ago and they attempted to inter
fere , but the victim was so
far gone that no physician would consent to
tnko the case. The fnlth fanaticism continued
with the inevitable result. The authorities
are now Investigating with a view to punish
ment of the praying dand If n criminal case
can bo made out. Mrs. Sarah ( Jorren , the
leading "scientist" in charge of this case ,
wns seen last night.
"How long have you treated this casol"
was asked.
"O. I don't ' know ; 1 don'tkconnorecords. ' "
"What do you do for your patients ! What
is your treatment ! ' *
"Wo Just pray for them. "
"Is that nil ! "
"Yes , wo are all healed through the power
of God. "
"Do make examination
you over nny personal
tion of your patients to sco what is the mat
ter with Uicmf"
"No , wo don't never make no examina
tion. "
"Then your treatment Is the same for nil
dlieasesl"
"Vos , wo are all healed by the grace of
Cod : It cures all things. "
"Then you would do the same for a broken
leg that you would for ncaso of dlptherial"
"Just the same. "
A Street Hallway Fight.
Sioux CITV , la. , Feb. 17. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bun. I Two street railway
companlns nro having nn interesting light
hero today over rights on certain Important
streets. The old comnany holds a franchise
to build a double track line on Fourth street
to a bridge across the Floyd river , which ia
the key to the east sldo of the city. On this
brldgo the exclusive right is held by the now
company. Neither company can build its
lines from the center to tuo suburbs without
concessions from the other. Ttio city coun
cil has been unable to settle the trouble , and
today the now line commenced to lay track
on the bridge to orotect its richts. Immedi
ately the old line began to double track
on Fourth street , loaaine to the bridge. The
crews of workmen got' ' into n light at 10
o'clock this evening and nro now nt it , each
company trying to protect Its own territory.
The trouble will probably bo settled in the
courts.
_
Ijcvi-ccliulen. !
Sioux CITV , In. , Feb. , 17. [ Special Tele
ram to Tun Bii : . ] The wedding of Joslo
Schuleln of this city und Joel Leviof Chlca-'o
iccurred this evening nt the Hotel Garrott-
son in the presence of ' : i largo company of
Viands from Chicago , St. Louis , Omaha , Mil
waukee nnd Minneapolis Her. Dr. Koscnnu
of Omaha oHlclnting. The bride's parents *
Mr. and ( Mrs. Joseph Scunlcin , bekmsr to the
wealthy 'circle ' of Hebrews in this city.
Amonc the guests from Omaha uro Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher , Mrs Katz , Miss Rothschild , und
Miss Kosp. The presents were very costly
and rate. Tomorrow Mr. nnd Mrs. Lovl
cave for n tour in the south.
Objected to the Smell.
Booxi : , In. , Feb. 17. [ Special Telegram to
THE BEI : . ] Boone is all torn up , nnd Is hav
ing a lively racket on account of Its packing
house. This wns established last summer ,
the citizens having raised a purse to assist in
paying its rent and securing the institution.
It has boon remarkably successful , killing
over twenty thousand hogs since November ,
but It smells. Bo much of n row has this
smell caused that the packing house was
closed and the proprietors chreatonto remove
to Carroll , where the citizens offer to pay all
expenses of removal.
Killed by the Indians.
Dunuquc , In. , Feb. , 17. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Br.i : . ] The remains of Anthony
Dcwster , once a resident of this county , nr-
rlvcd at his former home fn Liberty town
ship yesterday. A few years ago ho re
moved with his family to the vicinity of Pine
Ridgp , S. D. About n week ago ho was
killed by Indians , scalped , and his head sev
ered from his body. It is reported that thrco
of his children were scalped , and his wife
nnd hired man escaped. The murderers
were a small band of roving hostiles not yet
surrendered.
_
Holil for Horse Stealing.
Duxr.vr , In. , Feb. 17. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Bnn. ] A valu.iblo horse was stolen
recently from James Nash , a prosperous
farmer hv'ing near Dunlnp , and Constable A.
B. Taylor wns sent after the culprit. After
a long chase ho was captured and lodged In
Jail In default of ? .V)3 ) ball , and his prelimin
ary examination will occur tomorrow. Hols
supposed to bo n moinbor of nn organized
gang of crooks , as Deputy Sherlf ! Campbell
of Mills county was hero after him yester
day. Ho is also wanted at other places.
Citizcit'ri Bank All Illglit.
CIIESTOV , la , , Feb. 17. [ Special Telegram
to TUB Bui : . ] The stnto auditor and bank
examiner completed their investigation of the
affairs of the Iowa Stnto Saving * bank this
morning. They found the bank solvent and
In the best of condition. They found no evi
dence of fraud or mismanagement on the part
of the oftlcers. The bank shows that the late
president , C. E. Edgerton , who suicided a
few days ngo leaving" letters containing
damaging charges , wa ? , ' evidently laboring
under hallucinations.
To the question , which Is your favorite
poem I there may bo .a great variety of
answers , but when asked , which Is your fav
orite blood purillori thnrq can only ho one
reply Aycr's Sarsapriljji , because it Is the
purest , safest , and most , economical.
g the Proa.
WICHITA , Kan , , Febl' 17. [ Special Tele
gram toTnu Biu. : ] Thpl'Advocnto ' printing
oftleo ntColdwatcr wa prpken Into just be
fore daybreak this looming by a party of
men alleged to belong to'tho farmers' alliance.
They shoveled the typo into sacks and carried
it uway , scattering it qyeii ttio prairie outside
of town. They then fo ro down the press ,
hauled It in n wagon tp.tho . river and throw
it in. They then made an unsuccessful at
tempt to burn the Echo oftlco In the same placo.
Botli papers have been criticising the alliance
and had been warned to desist.
Mrs. M. Schnenbergor. Deaver Dam. , Wis. ,
writes : ' 'AVo hnvo used Dr. Thomas' IClcctrio
Oil in our family for coughs , colds , croup and
rheumatism. Itourcs every tlmo.
" * ' " '
I'rodlutloiiH for February \VcntIicr.
As there two but ( .wonty-qlfjht dtvys in
this month there ought to ha IOSH cold
ntinosphoro thtm In January , but "nil
signs full in dry weather , " therefore wo
cnn only eay ttint the oloctrlc-iltfhtod ,
steam-heated , vostlbulod , limited trniiiH
of the Chicago , MUwaukco & St. Paul
rnllwny will continue to run dally ho-
tweon Onmhn , Council BlulYs and Chi
cago. The oloctrlo light reading Inmp
in onch berth In the novelty of the ngo.
Ticket ottico , 1601 Furnain Btreot , Omaha.
13tl * tt 1M , VI , K It (1JKH.
\ Noble I.onl J'nyn They Have Not
Itfcn lirokcn ,
LOXDO.V , Fcb , 17.-In the house of lonU
todny , replying to questions about the con
vention between Newfoundland nnd the
Lnltul States , thu delay regarding which Is
causing dissatisfaction In Newfoundland ,
Lord ICniifaford , secretary of stnto , siild the
imiionnl government had been condemned
for l-rc. ki.tr engagements , but none wore
overmiuio. It may nt some tlmo , bo possible
to securn for the colony the advantages It
desires without prejudicing the interests of
other parts of the cmpiro , hut the imperial
consent to negotiate separate arrangements
has always been subject to a well recognized
principle thnt the imperial government
must bco how far it is proposed
to effect tlio other Interests of thu
rmplrc. Leave to negotiate does not Imply
Imperial sanction. The Canadian government
mndo u protest ngalnst the Newfoundland
convention with the United States , and ,
after mature consideration , the government
decided It could not , for the present , become
completed.
TttLHEIt ( HIT OP IT.
A Proportion Ibr n Xollvcrrlti Mndo
and Withdrawn.
Loxnov , Fob. 17. In the commons this
evening Mr. Vincent moved that the govern
ment nt the earliest opportunity , Invlto the
British colonies to n conference in London to
debate the best means of nforinlngzollvereln.
Uo contended that imperial federation was
only to bo obtained through commercial fed
eration. A lengthy debate followed , partici
pated in by Sir Lyon Playfulr , CJoschen ,
chancellor of the exchequer , nnd others. The
latter believed the increasing desire for a
closer union between England and the colonies
nies ought to bo fostered. There was no
likelihood , however , that the colonies would
consent to a conference on n free trade basis.
Thcro only remained differential duties nnd
ho failed to sco how thuv could bo imposed.
Mr. Vincent withdrew his motlou.
Nothing In It.
LONDON' , tcb. . 17. Inquiries mndo today by
an Associated press reporter nt the foreign
ofllco in regard to the statement published In
Vienna yesterday that the English und
United States governments had agreed to
submit the Behrlng sen question to the arbi
tration of King Humbert show the report un
true.
true.Do
Do Witt's Little Early Hlsers. Best little
pill ever mado. Cure constipation every
timo. None equal. Use them now.
M'tt.iXK OF Vlll'llt AT L'IFJtItE.
That Nearly Itcsultctl In
a Murder.
PIKUUK , S. D. , Feb. 17. [ Special to Tun
Brn. ] I , F. Cochrauo , formerly of the ITreo
Press press room , chased Fr.mk Wilklns , an
employe of the Joe rooms , through the print
ing ofllco last night , after having beaten him
with a cane while on the sidewalk. Other
employes interfered and probably prevented
Cochrnno from Killing WilKlns.
Trouble grow out of the raarriapo of Coeh-
rano's sovontCQii-yenr-old son , llcrt em-
iloyed in the press room nnd Miss Molllo
ilson , aged twenty-one , n compositor
n the ofllco. Young Cochrano's parents
objected to his Keeping company with Miss
Wilson on account of the disparity in their
nges. Last night nf tor quitting work young
Cochrane , Miss Wilson and AVilkins went
across the Missouri river to Fort Pierre , in
Stanley comity. Thcro a license wns secured
und the lovers were married. On returning
to Pierre young Cochrano went to his par
ents' homo mid his bride repaired to her
homo in East Pierro. After sunpor the boy
told what ho had done- and the father started
out on a quest for vengeance.
Cochrnno patcrwns arrested , but allowed
his liberty on his own rccogniranco. Coch
rnno Ills was torn from his bridal bed and
lodzc-d in Jail.
_ _
Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa. Take no
other.
_ _
Tricked License1 ! .
VI3HMIM.10X , S. D. , Feb. 17. [ Specinl Tele
gram to THE BKH.J Louis Lickholra , a boot-
eggcr , Hcddy Snyder , proprietor of a gambl
ing den , and Peter Bcrglund , proprietor of a
low restaurant , were arrested last night by
Deputy United States Marshal Kecly , for
selling liquor without n government license ,
nnd this morning were taken to Sioux Falls
for examination.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup for CniL-
chcn Teething relieves the child from pain.
' . ' 5 cents a bottle.
PoIygamlstH Own Up.
SU.T LAKK , Utah , Fob. 17. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tim Bin.l : Seven members of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
teed up in the district court and nleadeu
utility to living In polygamy. They were nil
lined in sums ranging from ? 100 upwards.
Most of them were of the most ignorant class.
Ono man was sentenced to six months in thn
penitentiary.
Over-150,000 Howe scales have been cold ,
and the demand increasing continually. Borden -
den & Selleck Co. , Chicago , 111.
Klrrotcnd'H .Siiocrssor.
Thocouncil last night confirmed thomnyor's
appointment of A. A. Agbert as a member of
the bonrd of public works , to succeed Mr.
Kierstead.
Gesslcr's MagicHcadacho Wafer ? . Cures a
headaches in ! JO minutes. At nil druggists
1(111(1 ( ( lUUUlKH ! lll (
INSTITUTE.
Kor tlio treiUnontnf nil CItIONIC.\N'1 [ > HUIUIICAI.
IHHKASICS. llrucoi , .Appliance : ) fur Deformities nmt
Tnisseu * . llest Fncllltlei , Apparatus unit llcmedifi
for successful treatment of o : y form of cllsccue
roiitilrln ; ; Modlcnlor Hurulcnl Treatment. NINKTY
ItOOMS FUU 1'ATlKNTs ) , lloar.l anil Attcnilnnuo.
Hint Acrnniiuodntlnna Wost.Vrlln for circulars on
Deformities and llrnccj , Trussin , Club Foot , Curvn.
turuii of Spine , l'llo , ' . "umors , Cancer , Cdlnrru ,
llroncliltls , Inhalation , Kloctrlcltr , 1'nr.ilysli , Kpll
uyHy , Klilneys , llluihter. Kie. Knr , Hkln "lid Illnnil
niul all HnriflenKipcralloii * . DlrtHAHKSOK VU.MK.N
nspeclalto , Itnokos Dlsensci of Women Krco.Vo
Imvo Intuly added n lylnit In Department for \YYmion
DurlriK conlliuMiii'iit ( gtrlrtly I'rlrntu. ) Only Itnlla-
lilo Mcdlrnl Institute Making n Hpocittlty of 1111-
VATK DIHUAHHS.
All lllotxl DIviMKCs successfully tronteit. Jleillclno
or Instrument ! bent l > y mail or express tocurely
pnckctl , nu marks to indicate contents or render.
One personal Interview preferred , Cnll nn < l consult
us or tend history of jour nun. ami wo wllUi-nil In
hitn wrapper our HOUIC TO MK.N FUKB : upon Pri
vate , SpocUl or Nervous Diseases , with question list ,
Address ull letters to
Dr. A. T. McLaughlin , President ,
lith and Hurnoy Streets , Oniiihii.
D .
IN AIL THb WOHLU THERE IS OUT ONE CURE
DR. HA1NES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It can bo altrn In u cup uf t-ulfie ur tcu. or In ur.
'J lc ufr otl , without ti9 kuowledcoot th patient ,
if neoeuirII li ab olut ly Uarml > > nd will iflecl
ptrmao0nt aad apeadir oure , vrbotbcr tlio tatleui It
.tiic rie iaarlnkaroraaBlooaollivreok. ITAKEU
LAlL1 * . It op r le § o quietly and vilh auoh o r >
unity that the patient uudcrgoei no Inoonvcnlenci ,
and ere h u aware , hie coutplettt relorouulon le
ffeoted. 49pa29bookof panlcultra free. Tobthadot
KUIIN Ai CO. , IBth < i fiouilaoi , & lUhJt Curninc Hie.
Dp * Trade aupplled by 1I..AKE , 1JIIUCB Oe CO. and
JOCUAUIjaON DUUU OO. Omaba
The room' * In disorder ,
The rnt'R on the tnlilc ,
The flower-stand uppct.nml the mfochlcf to pay !
Ami Johmir In Fdt'mnlnir
At loud ns bo's nblo.
Tor nothing KOCS rl bt when imumnn'i nwny.
Wlmt a scene of tll comfort nnil con
fusion homo would be If nminimi did
not ictiiin. If jour wifu Is slowly
urcaUtiK tlown , from a combination ol
domestic CUIM and female dlsoidci ? ,
innkc It your Ilrst business to icstoro
her health. Dr. 1'Icrce's Favorite Pie-
scrlptKm \\llhotitn peer ns a leinctly
for feeble nnd debilitated women , nnd Is
the only inuillclnu for the class of innln-
dlcs known ns " fcmnlo diseases" which
U eoltl , by drujrctets , tintlcr n posilice
guarantee'tvom the ninuufncttircis that
It will fjlvu antlslhctloti , In every case , or
the money -nill he refunded. It Is a
positive cur for the most complicated.
onso . It's nn Invlporatlnp , restorative
tonic , nntln Fopthlnp ; nnd strengthening
nervine , Imrartlni ; tone nnd vl or to Iho
whole Hystrn. It's n legitimate medi
cine , too carpftillv compounded by'an
experienced plivslrlan , nnd mlnptccl to
woman's ilrV ' " "
Physicians , Surgeons anil Specialists ,
14OD lDOUGLi.A.S S
OMAHA , NEU.
Tuo most widely nnil favnralilv knownspcc
nllsts Inllio rnftol States. Tholr lonu ax
lorlunue. temarUablo skill anil iitmnrsnlfuiu
ess In the licatincntnnd cure of Norvoti"
Chronlo and t-nrKlcnl Discuses , cntltiu tlios
eminent physicians to thn full confldonvu o
ho nllllctrd everywhere. Thuv Ritarnntoo :
A CEKTAIN AM ) I'OSITlVR C'UHK to
ho aw f ul rlVocts of curly vice nnd the ntiinur
ons evils thatfollow In Its trnln. f
I'KIVATE. 1ILOOI ) AM ) SKIN DISEASE
sni'i'illly. completely mill permanently enrol
NI3IIVOUS DEIHLlTY AND BEXUAL1US
OUDKKSyield readily to their skillful treat-
_ _ LEf , FISTUr.A AND RECTAL ULdEH
cunrantocd ciuetl without pain or dctuntlo
'roin ' ImsliipsM.
IIYDIKJUEIjE AND YA1UCOOKI/E pcrma
iciitly nnil successfully i-ured In uvcrycaso
SYI'IIIUP , GONOIIUIIEA. ( Ihl'.KT. Spur
natorrhcd , Scmlunl Weakness Lost Mnnliooi
N'lKht Emissions' . Decayed I'.ieultlcs , l-'cnnil
lYeaknoss mid till delicate disorders | > eciilln
o either M < \ poHltlxoly cured , as neil us a
'unctlonnl illhordersthat rosmt rromyouthfu
"ollles or the oxnsssof mat tire yon is.
s'l'k'IPTIIK'I" Oiiaranleoil jmrmitno n 11
O l iviv/l u Ivlj ciireil , removal coinnlct
without ciittlniti ciinstioor dilatation. C'urc
olTi'Ctcii at homo hy patient \\ltlioutnmo
" pala or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
. ) I7 PIT 1JIJ The unful olTocts o
\j\j l\\j \ unrly vice ivlilch hrhiK
orennlc weakness , dcstioyliiL' huth mind an
) udy. with all Its dreaded ills , iicrnuuicntl
ciurd.
] V'C | Address those wholiavo 1m
* > J iialreil tlienisehci by tin
.iropor IniliilKoneo and solitary habits , whlc
ruin both mind and hody , unllttliiK them Co
juslnoss. Htiidv or marrlago ,
JIAKUIii : ) MEN or those cntarhiR on that
inppv life , aw are of physical debility , quickly
OUR SUCCESS
in based upon facts. I'list I'ractloal experi
ence. Secnml K very ease Is specialty stud led ,
thus Htiit-tlnn rlsht. Third medicines are
Iiicputed in our laboratory exactly to suit
uncli case , thus effecting cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB
DR. J. . McCrHEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Curctl In 3 to i days without tholnas of an liount'tlmo
from liushiesj , 'J'homoit absolute euro for Rlrot
imJ all luimiylnK ( llH'Imws over known to medical
BclcnccHrpllllin ) , warrnnteil euro In 'M to M dnyn ' 1 lie
most powurful roinoly yet known fur u permanent
euro , btrlcturu or pain In relieving the lilitililcr ,
curcil at home , without Instruments ; no ciittlMKino
j > aln , no diluting , LOHS of Manhood or Weakness
positively curort ; Imtant relief , Skin diseases ami
femulodlicnius permanently curiMt. Dr. .McCrow's
luccuis In tlio truntmcnt of 1'rlvato IMncaioi has
neverlicon cqunlleil , anil hU ntfnl nrmy of pntleilts
reaches from the Atlantic to tlie rncltle. llouks nnil
Clrculnrd fri'ti. Ladles from 2 tn 4 only. 14th unit
Fnriiiim streets Oicnha , Nob. Knlruncu on olthur
( trcot.
trcot.LLG.WESFS
NERVE AND BIW TREATMENT.
Spcin for HrsUrli , l > ltitne , Flu. Xmr ljl . Witbo
tuln n , Uental iJeprttaalon. Hoftanlnirnf the lintin.ro-
lultlne In Innnlly ij.id It&dlnir to inliory dwar ar.J
deAth , Prvmaturo Old Affo , llarrennctu. l.osp of I'cmer
taalther soi , involuntary Loaica.nivl Bpvrrnilonl.ao.i
caus il br ortr- iUoof Iho brnln , viir liuia or
OTer-li\duK ncu. fcach bol conialnsonjnionlt'n lr u
roont. Si a box , rr all tor 81 , icnt tir mtll prepaid.
with each order for ill boiri , win nnd purchoior
( nmrantto tu refund racacy If the Ireilnnnl
GOODMAN DItUG CO. ,
1 110 rniiiuin fetieet , Oinahii. Nnb.
\y \ n tbun
eac'liie remedy for all tlin
nnnaluinl dlnobari.'i'H ami
private lUseatenntinen , A
certnlu euro for the ilt-Wll-
tatlne wi-akncss peculiar
to tvomi u.
Jrrescriheltandfcelsafa
In rernmmeDdloi ; It W
all suirerers.
8TONMD..Orc Tcnu : ,
Nulit hy IlriiKKlsl'lv '
1'IIICU ttl.UO.
BEAUTYO'
SAVING LABO RvdLEANLINESS ,
DUlMBIUTYBtCHEAPNESS.UKEQUrUiED.
No ODOH WHEN HEATED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL Bi.UFF3.
_ _
"fill ! 11 SAM A. half IntcroiUti n poiid av-
-L In ; ; hotel In u lnrKuto\\n. Apply nt onc4
to .liihiibtDit k Van Patten , Council ItliilTs In ,
iilOHSAl.K-Si-ed i rtntoo 'ir"l,000 liuiholsof
J l.arly Hmo and Ohlin. Apply to Moil unite
HUliton , VuTIl llrotulwuy , or " 15 VlnostrooN
Council llliill- " .
"
pltSKS for salt * . 1 will sell farm hiirsu nt
reiiioiiiibU-prk'psniid plvoonoyt'iir'stlinc ,
niTi-st at Oper couti satlifacMory
must l > ul\cii. ) l.vonanl Kvcrott.
171O1ISAM : A bnrsalii ! ninv inuilnrn
JL. with all the Into Improvements , xoven
roonmi will otl on easy luiyniiMils ; Inoatedim
the I'ltth uM'iuioiuotor line. I ) . J. llutuliht *
son , Cli llni.uhviiy.
room hntiso anil two lots ,
' on Harrison st. A mn.Icrn housu iind a
peed homo cheap , 1) . J , llutehliison , 017
llroail ,
IjlOUSiVIdiVery line roadster , 4 ynnrs. ami
JLcry line fiiinilv mare , 4 yonrs ; clicaii for
cnsli.ono oripun. \\lll tnulo for iinrlclit pi
ano. Mar. ilouriolni , innslo teacher , lll tuts-
imm street , Council llluirs.
FOIt SAM' rino s and doiihlo ro.id-
sters and heivy : drausht horses. Will also
(111 ( orders for any stvlo of horses wanted.
1/eavoordiTs with Dr.V. . Ij. ration , ( ton trill
livery nnd Rale stables , 21 and ' N , Main
Council llluirs.
FOK SALE or 'llont Qardon" "ToTulT wlti
houioi , by J , U. Hlca. 101 Main at. , Uounoll
CITZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 8150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 65,000 ,
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . llS.OOO
DntBCTOiw I. A. Miller , V. O. Oloasjn , H , li ,
filiUKiirt , H. 10. Hart , J. U. KdtiiuniUou , Uliarloa
O. Hannnu. Transact Konor.il b.itikhu busi
ness. I ar est caplt.il and aurplui of uuy
bank In Hoiithwestorn lawn ,
INTEREST ON TIMa DEPOSITS ,
M. H. CHAMBERLtN. M. D
KVB , IAHV : NOSIJ AND
TL1HOAT Hl'Kfl AI.IST ,
Cuuucll 11 hi IK , In.
Allill i'H oaof Iho 15Y1 : . (
IAH , NO.SK mut TIIHOA-I
trtMitcit IT'I | the grcatasl :
Bklllnnd rnro. E
CATAIlltll , ASTHMA
nnil HAY FKVKIl trcutuil
with eminent HIICCO-O.
SUIUIIOALOl'HUA'l'IOKS.iyhoroiipcciinrj- 1
! iiljr purformoi1 n Itti thu utmost cnrn nml nklll , un.
turhiK perfect ruulti FINDS f ( H.AHjKri nccnr-
ntely pro crlbi'il , correcting nil rofnictlro troubles ,
as Mjopln llyieropln | nnil AttlKlnntlsin , thui run-
ih'rlnKnli-'lit e.ity c-loir ninl pittnlu i IMIIUNIU
NKUHAI.IilA nnil SICK IlKAIlAC'lli : , nlt > r ymrj
of trrrlbla mitlarhiK , no relief , entirely cm-oil Orllco.
Itoom 1. SluikMrt Illuclf , otor lienuUo , ' uluru ,
Council lllulM In
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All k I ml s nf Dying nnd Cleaning donti hi tlin
IllKhestbtylouftlio Art , Ktidctl and Htnlnoil
Kahrlus mailo to look us good as now. Worle
promptly done nnd dullvorod In alt parts of
the country. Send for price list
0. A. MAOIIA.N , Prop. ,
10u liraadw.iv. Near Northwestern lj )
COUNCIL , ULUITpa , IA.
27 MAIN STREET.
Over C. II. Jncqucmln & Co. , Jewelry Ptoro
rinleyBurke.Geo.W. Howitt.Thos. E. Oamdy
Burke , Hewitt &Casaily ,
Attorneys-at-Law
1MIACT10K IN THIS STATUS AND FliOUIlAT4
COUKTS.
Offices : J. J. lirown Iliilldlng , Council Uluffi ,
IowaW.
W. C.ESTEP ,
Cornell Bluffs , Iowa.
II North Main Street ,
ruiurnl Director mil K'li
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main an 1 Broadway.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dniilors In foreign an I ilomoitlo xchanl *
Collection made and Intorust paid on tl.na
deposits.
WOODBUBY'S ' FACIAL S04P
For tlio Skin nnil Sralp.
Propired bj s Dermatolodst with
2U jean * oxperlnnco. UnR'iualed
fot- eczema , ecaldliMil , clly hkm ,
flesh worms , chapped haniU. o\rcs-
rlv perspiration , ugly rotnploilon.
etc. An unfailing remedy for all
rcatp affections , ami a Hire proveat *
ivo of all forms of alia dlseaios.
For Sale by Drugglits or lent by mail , Prlco CO cents.
tinlnl Itlitiiilclinc lX-pai nooVrnn rot.
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i i < | iy idli.iuiJIeh.ii | i ,
Mlo-lril.a , o ill ikln > nd icilp .fT.cllcu. nl tbilr tr.iliuiolM l
( itftltilfur ) lOc. Cu iulutlonfirc. aumitor ly Ictlir.
JOHN II. AVdOIIIUIItY , DmnRlolonltt I
1 3 IV.la ! Bt. , New York
Xatlee.
Notice Ishorohy Klrun that Hcalod lildn will
bo rc'culvt'd by the lln.'inl of TrilHtcusot thu
villain of Wlsnor , NnlruMku , from ilntonp un
til suvim ( Ti o'clouk p , in. , sUinduril tliiio , tlid
' 'nil dny of March. 1S91 , for thn ( ixten-liii ot
the \vatcr uorlcs system of uuld vlllimuof WIs-
ti IT.
I'liins , 8 | > ouincntlons and details nro on fllo
ulthtlio vllliiKCuluik , nt hlsollleu. wlioro hld-
ihsrH may Itispuct thcsuinu ; und thuKanmslmll
ho uxtunduil uuconllirj losald ] ilunH..H | > iUlllcn- !
ItoiiH und dutalls , and sli.ill ho coin phi ted
within tliotliiiunuinud nndut materials men *
tloni'd.
All hldi iiiiist bo In wrltliiK. fllod with the
vlllu'-0 olvrk. on or before SIIV.MI o'oiouic p. m.
stiiiularil tlini * . Iho "nil day of .March , Itt'll. '
The lloiiid of Trustees icscrves ha rljht to
ro.U'claiiy or nil him .
Thu HucecsHful bidders will ho reqnlrGil to
tilvu biiiiils to Bald village of Wlsner us re
Hill ml by luw.
lly order of the Hoard of Tntsteos of Bald vH-
laso of Wlsnur , this Uth day ot
[ HKAdl February. Ib'JI.
Attest : K. H. IIKIMIK. Chairman.
L. 0. Uii NOKf , VillajoC'Icrlf.
Notice Is horohv Klvod that the roxnlur an
nual inoetlnir ut thu bUiokholdeM of thu Houtll
I'lulln I.iind ooiiipiiny will ho hold nt tliu of-
llco of snlil coinpuny. In Lincoln , Noli. , on the
first \\Vilnosday \ In March , HJI. holnir tlio Uli
( lay nf thu month , lly orilnr of thn baard of
'dlructoi-a. 1C. O. I'lliM.iM , Secretary , '
Lincoln , NohrasUa , 1'ohruiiry : i , 18HI.
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l'.Vd-30-t
WANTFD.Aisonts to soil tlio 1'lnlosa
.VVA.1M 11-.U - -0,0ca , , | , LII0. | llo ) ( , , , iy
line ovur liivunted tliat holda thu clothfs with *
out jilns ! a perfi'ot success ; patent roucntly
IhHiiwl ; hold only by auontH , to whom the ox-
elusive rUht IsKlvuu , Onrcculnt of Mconla wo
will send n hinilo ! | ) line by mull ! also clrcu >
larnl price ll t and terms to a < > nt. Hi-cnril
yiiuriorrltory at oni-o. Addruus TUB TIN
I.KhH OLOTIIKS LINE CO. , 17 lloriunu 6 ,
Worcester 11-ui