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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MAJiOH 31 , 1801
TEE OMAH A. HEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICK ! No. 121'EAHL STREET.
Delivered by Carrier In any part of UioClty.
II. Vf. 'JC1LTON - MANAGER
TELEPHONES :
Bmlncss OHJcc , No. 13.
Night Kdltor. No. 23.
JIES11OX ,
N. V. 1 > . Co.
Li. nicdcmmn to In Cuicngo.
Council illuffs Lumber Co. , coal ,
Craft's chattel loans , ! 2 < M 8ap block ,
( jcnuino Hock Spring couL Thatcher , 10
Muln
O. A. Koblnson returned from ChlcnRO
yesterday mornlnpr.
J. A. Barrett of Lincoln Is spending ft fotv
days with his brother , II. P. Unrrctt.
Dr. Hoe and wlfo start next Thursday on
an extended trip though tbo south.
If. BcbUM suites that ho Is not a candidate
for the. ofllco of overseer of the poor.
A ctiso of measles was reported yestcrdny ,
the vlotlm being 1'hll Ucsncr , HOO North
Suvcntti street.
Chris MacUabln was fined 510.70 In police
court yestcrdny mornltiK on n charge of
drunkenness nnd disturbliiK the pence.
Mrs.-John P.Davis , who has boon visiting
her father , II. II. Ohcrholt/.or , for ttio past
two wcelfH , returned lust evening to licrlioiuo
In LaCrosse. AVis.
The annual renting of pews In St. Paul's '
church will tulcc place tomorrow evenlnjrat
7.-80 o'clock. It will bo in chat-go of a com
mittee from t.ho vestry.
Superintendent Sawyer of the city schools
Is confined to his homo by lllnc.ii. Ills place
Is bclncr supplied temporarily by Chairman
Scboentgcn of the teachers' ' committee.
Marriage licenses wo.ro Issued yesterday
to lilohnnl ITi-lcnd of Harrison countv nnd
Ida Jones of Pottawnttnmlo , and tnJorfrcn
Jcnson uud Anna Stlno Uasmussen , both of
thl city.
For the past few days thoofllceof the
county treasurer husbcun crowded with tax
payers. Today Is the last day \vhcn taxes
can bo paid without a penalty , nnd that fuct
accountH for the ruin.
The hearing of John Morsel on the. charge
of obtaining money under fulso pretenses ,
was to Imvo taken place yesterday morning
hoforo Justice 1'attori , but bv consent of the
parties \vascotitlnued until next Friday.
A plat was filed with tlio county recorder
ycsterdiiy of Martin's ' subdivision to the city
of Council Hind's , located ut the corner of
Broadway and Twenty-third street. The
K ran tor ? are James Martlu and Jane , his
wifo.
wifo.Anna
Anna , sovcn'year-old daughter of Mr. nml
Mrs. T nrs Jensen , died Sunday night at
0 o'clock at the family residence , 1003 South
eighth stroot. The funeral took place yes
terday afternoon at 8 o'clock from the resi
dence.
Low Dales'.minstrels , who nro to play In
the opera house April 8 , gave n rehearsal last
evening to which a few of their friends wcro
Invited , The boys can well feel proud of the
manner In which everything vas ctono nnd a
Rood time is assured to all who attend the
performance.
The March term of the district court opens
this morning with Judge II. K. IJeonior on
tbo bench. There are over nine hundred
cnscs on the docket , nnd the term will proba
bly last well nlotiR Into , 'uly. ' Moit of the
tlmo todav will probably bo occupied in the
malting ot assignments.
The lollowlnir ofllcots were elected by the
Marquctto society at its last meeting ! Chan
cellor. Itov. T.J. A , Mnlloy ; president. Ku-
pcnoA. Ingoldsby ; vice president , James
O'Brien ; recording secretary , James .Jlnl-
rniccn ; ( lntincl.il secretiiry , Thomas F. Cal-
laghan ; treasurer , John G. Sullivan ; ser-
pciint-at-arins , John K. Holan ; executive com
mittee , Joseph T. Foley , John G. Sullivan ,
William O'Neill , K A. Insoldsby. Another
mooting will bo held tomorrow ovonlnff.
A decree was given In district court yes
terday In the cnsoof M. Dcrmodyvs G. A.
Murphv , ot nl , which , wus on trial nt the last
term of district court before JuciRoThorncU.
The suit was for damages which the plaintiff
claimed on account of the vacating of an old
road and the opening of a new one past his
premises. In accordance with the verdict of
the Jury , which declared in fnvor of the
plaintiff dnmiKCs In the sum of 1173 , wcro
awarded the plaintiff , nnd tbo costs , which
amounted to & 70.40were taxed , up against
tbo defend ants.
A very larRo nudionco filled the Grand
.Army hall last , night to listen to the address
of Miss Nlclinrson. Her lecture , was another
cxiiulslto and masterly piece 01 wora-palnt-
IHR on the subject of "Old Trail * : and Now
Pathways. " This cvcnlnp tlio nnnivorsary
address will bo plvon by Miss Nlclterson.
Her subject will bo "jVUlrcVsEyo View ot
Modern Spiritualism. " This will conclude
the scries of mcotlnirs , mid the younp lady
will leave licro after httvliif ? won the highest
' pralso from nil who have had the pleasure or
listening to her eloquent talks. This nftor-
noon nt2 o'clock the re will bu nn experience
nicotliip. '
Chnrlcs McVelKhvn arrcstcO yostcrilay
nftomoon by Ofllcer Murphy on n chnrpo of
ppdClinir without a license. H. A. Drcicr , T.
W. Dugout nuil .lohti IhintliiKton are the
prosccutini ! witnesses. They claim Unit Mc
Veigh tried to work off some Jewelry on them
nt considerably more thnn Its value. Ho
claimed thnt the stuff was sollil ( fold , but n
bill which ho claimed bu timl received for it
from R prominent Jewelry llrra of Omnlia in
dicated that It was pure brass. As ho had
not disposed of nny of tlio Roods , the only
charKO thnt could bo preferred npa'lnst him
was that of peddling \vlthoutaliccnso.
The monibcrs of the flrm of II. Eisomnri ,
niul their n&slt nec , S. 1' . MacConiioll , were
to have been summoned before Juiliro BIcGeo
yesterday nlternoon in response to a motion
rnadoby ono of their creditors , for the pur
pose of pntwering some questloBs which
wcro to bciiropoundcdto tlicin In rcpnni to
tholr nnnnrial affiirs. Their uttoriioyh
claimed tbn court had no Jurisdiction , and
the entire afternoon -was taltcn up by the ar
guments of the attorneys as to whether that
was the case or not. Tim question vas taken
under advisement b.v tbo court , and u deci
sion will be made in a fo\v \ days. . In the
meantime the case will bo allowed to rest.
SIJUNG GOODS AT BpSTON K
Fo t tier 1 null ii in , AVnltolaw & Co's. At-
traetinni for tlinVock. .
Notwithstanding tlie Bloomy wentlicr of
last \vcolc thousands of people of Council
Dluffs and vicinity visited the Boston store
to ndmironiui purchase the beautiful spring
poods thnt were opened each day. The
sprliiK styles of ladies' dress peed * wore never
sj umidsomo as they nro this year. Tlio do-
imi-tures from Inst year's ' styles nro
very mdlcal and cmbruco nil griidos of
poods. During this week Indies will bo
well repaid for a visit to the Boston store
whether they wish to purchase or not. They
will enjoy looking nt the many new sxt id beau
tiful fabrics wlilch they canflnd , and If east
ern prices will bo any additional Inducement
they will bo unable to resist the temptation
to select soinotlilnff. Kvorylluon full and
you will bo well entertained when lookltiR
them over ,
Wo will furnish you wall paper this spring ,
in nil tbe lutosi. styles , ut eastern prices , and
will ( 'iiariutteo satisfaction both la quality
nnd material. IlOS'lON STOHK ,
Council llluOs , la.
POTIIEIUXOIUM , AVllITKIJW & Co.
Sold MnrtuiiKctl Property.
T.ovl Drown was arrested yesterday morn
lug on a ohnrgi ) of selling mortjjagej prop
erty , the Information bolns sworn out by L ,
13. Crafts. The properly consisted of a horse
and wnKcn , which had Deen nwrt nced to
Crafts for 10. llrown , it is claimed , took
the horse mid wneon to Illntoii station
nnd tliero disposed of it to n man
named Frank Anderson , Brown , ns his
sldo af the story , says that bo met -An
doi-son there , nud'that Anderson wnntctl to
tnulo him a watch for the rln - . Ho took the
wuti-h anil was cxaininliiK't , when Anderson
took possession of the rlni : and drove oft.
Ilronu claims that hovtvs drunk at the Unto
nnd did not know what Anderson had Uono
until ho sobered ui > and found the horse und
tviiKon nJsiing. Ilowaa unablotu ) slvo ball
and he AVIU sent to tbo county Jail to await
his trial , which will Jake place before Justice
1'attorx tomorrow.
Trait farm for sale on reasonable terms ;
within ono nnd one-half inllos of the I' , O. ;
all In bearing ) uooJ buildings ; possession
Kiven utoDco. Call ou 13. J , llutchluson &
Ox , 017 Uroadwuy.
NEWS FR01I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Policemen's ' Salaries Rlnally Find by Passage -
sago of an Ordinance ,
WHAT THE COUNCIL THINKS IS RIGHT.
Snillli' * Amendments
capc or n. Slippery Snloonlst lls- )
Cut-OlT Islnnil llcuth
of Colonel \mii >
The city council met last evening -with fill
members present. In the absence of the
mayor President "Wind occupied the chair.
Tbo Fourth street sewer matter was the
lirst thing to bo taken up. Tlio resolution
wns read , whlcnvaa passed by the council
nt a previous meeting : , providing for the
change In the manner of paying the sowar
tax. It was dccld cd to have whatever prop
erty hud been sold on account of fallurd to
pay this tax , redeemed b.v the city , and that
all tax which bad been paid should bo refunded -
funded to the property owners. The Fifth
arenuo sewer tax matter was then dis
cussed. This Is n dlfllculty which arose
from n change In the assessment , which wns
made on Account of n kick on the part of the
property owners , who claloied tlmt It WIM
tooulcli. The tax was reduced , but before
tins wns done the return had boon mmio to
the county treasurer. The tax now stands
on his books and ho demunds payment. City
-Attorney Stewart stated that the case Had
ticon settled In court by the decision ot JUURO
Aliduc to the effect that a tender to the
county treasurer of 75 cents per lineal foot
for the sewers should release the property
owners from any further responsibility in
the matter. It wus decided to icfor the mat
ter to the judiciary committee.
R A. Sackett asked for n remission of
spwertax on a lot on Union urcnuo. J. O.
Hoffman protested against the sewer assess
ment on Thirteenth street. He stated thai
the sewer referred to was much larger tlinn
the ordinary , from the fact that it was in
tended to receive the sewapo of the whole
city above. Ho insisted that it was not fail-
to I'liiu'L-o him wltlt the prlco of a main sewer
which wns Intended to benellt others who
wijro not compelled to pay for it. It was re
ferred to the finance committee and the city
attorney to devise some way by which-tlio
tax could DO legally paid , and to report In a
iron tli.
A petition for the establishment of n erado
on Bloomer street from Madison to Sluts-
man streets was laid on the tablo.
J.V. . Paul , asked that a plat of Barton ad
dition bo admitted of record. An ordinance
was passed gr.in ting the petition.
Alderman Casper , after an ineffective
attempt to adjourn had been mndo Dy Smith ,
called up the ordinance relating to the
salaries of the members of the police depart
ment. The rules were suspended and the
ordinance wns passed to its second and third
readings. The ordinance provided jn salary
of 8100 per month lor tlie chief , ? ZJfor the
niht ( captain , ? (55 ( for day policemen and 570
for iiiBht policemen.
Alderman Smith then read an amended or
dinance which lie had prepared , givine the
chief $75 , thoniphtcnptaln 70 and all the
other ofllcers $70. On motion it was decided
to tnkotnc different sections of the amend
ment separately. The question of the salary
of the chief was then taken up , and Smith's '
amendment was'lost , Smith and Pace voting
for It. The same wus done with
the amendment as to the salary of the night
captain. Smith then decided that ho did not
care to press the matter of the Increase la the
day patrolmen's salaries. Casper introduced
an amendment chan iiiR the proposed salary
of the day ofllcers from $0. " > to ? ! 0 per month.
The amendment was carried , 1'aco voting no.
The second section of the ordinance wus
read , providing that all witness fees earned
by Uio police bo turned over to the city wlien
collected. Smith read an amendment to this
section also , providing that the same stipu
lation bo made la regard to rewards nnd
further nrovldlnp that any failure of the
ofllcors to turn over the rewards to the city
should bo considered good grounds for re
moval. A. warm discussion ensued , in which
Smith followed the other aldermen and him
self In ruplcl succession. Casper finally became -
came tired of hearing Smith talk nnd said
that Smltli wns talking too much. Smith
sat down. The ordinance was then adopted
as it had stood at llrst , with tbo exception
that'tho snlaryof the patrolmen \vas fixed at
(70 nil around.
Alderman Smith stated that the committee
rm i-nlcft linil ( Inr idpil rn mlrmt. thn siimn
that had been heretofore lollowed wltr. ono
ortwochanjrcs. The first change forbade
the awarding of any contract whatever to
any member of the council. This amendment -
ment was ndontcd , Another thin K tl'at ' had
bcon tallied of was the advislbillty of chang-
Inn the hour of meeting from 730 ; to'J p. m.
After some discussion It was decided to stick
to the old plan.
Alderman Smith moved that the chairman
of the committee on streets and alloys bo em
powered to liavo tlio paved streets nnd alleys
cleaned ( is soon as they uro in a tit condition
to bo cleaned. The motion was lost. Smith
and Graves voting in favor of It.
The council then adjourned until next Mon
day. _
The Urcat Tire Sale.
The monster slaughter flro sale of clothing ,
boots and shoes , oto. , began yesterday morn-
injr nt the store of M. Marcus , and the room
wns thronged with bargain seekers. At the
present rate It will tafco onlyu few days to
elosoout the stocic , although there are over
$18,000 worth of Roods on hand. Most
of the goods offered for sale are
not nt ail damaged , hut the prices
nro put at from one-fourth to ono-
thirdof the real valno Just the samo. TVlon's
line white shirts arb going at iMo to ( JOc ;
men's night shirts , handsomely embroidered ,
! ! 0c ; men's underwear , worth ? 2 , $ .1 nnd fl ,
for fl ; $3 pants , JU.no ; hats , 50c. worth ? 2 ,
oto. , otQ. These prices trlvo an Idea of the
way things are golnpr , and of course the stock
can't last long at thcso prices. Delays are
dangerous. Como now and get the greatest
bargains ovortobo had in this city. The
store will not bo opened this morning until 0
o'clock. M. MAIICUS ,
540 and 643 Broadway.
Our spring stock is now complete. If you
wont to ho In style call at Keller's , the tailor ,
310 Broadway.
DUouHsinir Cut-Off I lnniiv
Something of a broczo has boon created hy
the answer of the attorney general In the
Cut-Off Island case , the substance ofwhich
wiis published In Tnc SUNIUT BF.B. Some
are entirely satisfied that it contains just the
things that are sure to result in the finding-
by the court that the laud in question belongs
to Iowa , whllo others nro of the opinion that
the claims there set forth are not such as
will hold water at all , hut that the attorney
general will bo promptly ruled out of court
as soon as ho attempts to bring his case bo-
forolt. Said onu of the. Intter class yestor-
dny , who , b.y the way. is ono of Council
IJInHs * bilghtcst liiw.vcrs , and has in addi
tion inailo a considerable study of both sides
of the case :
' 'The doctrine of accretions that the attor
ney general in his answer Is trying to shy
clear of , la my opinion , Is the very thing wo
want to stick to. It willtrivo us the boat
part of Cut-Off Island , tnobich part , upon
which the factories will bu sure to build if
they nro built at nil. It is several foot above
the rest of tholsland , and In fuct Is the only
part that Is worth taking. It has been milled
to the Bluffs territory oy accretions , nnd will
undoubtedly tall to our lot when tlio cnso is
decided. la fact , the Nebraska pcoplo have
conceded that much to us. "
The young lauloa of All Saints guild of the
Episcopal church will plvo a sociable in the
Itornl Arcanum nation ThursJay evening- .
April 2. Admission So. A general public
invitation U extended.
Carpets , furniture , stoves , tlnwaro , crock
ery , In endless variety on easy payments ut
Naudcl & IClum's.
Dcntli of Uolnnnl S\vnn >
Colonel Charles Swan died at his residence
on StutsmauStreet shortly after 0 o'clock
lust evening , aged eighty-one years ,
Colonel Swan was ono of tbo best known
men in wetorn Iowa and was ono of tbo pioneers
neers of Council Bluffs. Ho lived m the
state In its territorial days , nnd since 1800
La bus bccu a clllzcu of this city. During
his 11(0 ( hero howas an active nnd prominent
business man. For tnony years ho was the
solo proprietor of n li.rgo packing establish
ment , and Swan's packing house Is still ono
of the old landmarks of the city. For the
last few years ho has been fall anil feeble ,
nnd death was the result of old ago nnd ex
huxistlon. Ho leaves a wlfo and n largo
family of children , four boys nnd flvo cirls ,
all of whom are living. Nearly all of .the
children-wcro nt his bcdsldo when ho died.
Ono of the sons , J. S. Swan , accompanied by
his wlfo , nrrlvod from his homo In Olcnwood
Springs , Colo. , yesterday In answer to n tele-
( trnin announcing the dangerous Illness of his
fattier.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
hecn completed ana will bo announced later.
Slippery Snowdpn.
Fnnk SnowO.cn , the Missouri Tnlloy sa
loonkeeper , was found guilty In the federal
court last week for violating the United
States revenue law in selling liquor without
n government Jiccnso. Deputy Sheriff S. S.
Ethcrldgo nnd the prisoner alighted from the
train at Avoca to supper , They hnd hardly
Kotten to e.itlng when "all aboard" was
called , Uvtho tnno the deputy marshal hnd
nut SnowJen aboard the platform had gotten
so fur past him that ho concluded to wait
until the rear platform came up.Vhotiho
got on hoard Siiowdeti nad vanished , and ono
of the passengers Informed Etherldgo that
he had seen some ono come up the platform
nnd slide down on the other side about
a mlnuto hofuro. Ktherldco returned
to Council Bluffs and sent a man to Missouri
Valley to sco whether ho could trot any In
formation as to Snow-con's ' whereabouts. Ho
learned thntSnowden had been there as late
as 11 o.'clock Saturday night.
After Snowdcn leaped from the flying
train ho wont to a farm house near by nnd
stolen horse which ho rode across the coun
try as far as Crescent City , where ho turned
the horse loose nnd took the train for home.
Mr. Kthcrldgo states that ho has been In his
present position for sixteen years and tlmt
this Is the llrst tlmo ho over"had a prisoner
Sot awav from him. Ho says ho will have
nowdcn back ngaln If ho stays anywhere
within the United States.
A flno prorumme ; will bo Iglrcn at the St.
Bernard's hospital bazaar tills evening. Ad
mission 25 cents. _
A peed girl can find ft situation to do gen
eral housework bv minlylng to ! Mrs. P. M.
Pryor , 010 Bluff street.
The Manhattan , sporting headquarters. N.
O'Urlen.
_ _ - _ _
Xo Crcil t at Stela's
John J. Uudd was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Ofllccr Alurphy on a charge ot larceny
which was preferred against him by Jacob
Stein , who keeps a feed store on Broadway
opposite the government building. Stein
claims that Rmiil came to his place and
wanted to buy a bushel of corn and a bale of
hay , "When tlio stuff had beou put in his
wngon bo asked the merchant to put It on the
slate. Stoln replied that everything was
cash down. They stood debating the
matter a few minutes , when another pur
chaser called , nnd whllo Stoln was waiting
on him Hudd got Into his wagon and drove
off. As soon as Stein could Oo so ho started
in pursuit , and at lest caught Itildd Just as
ho was entering his yard on Avcnuo U. Ho
took away the hay and the oats ana left them
at a neighboring house , but when ho went to
get them again the man ho had loft them
with refused to give thorn up. Stciri was
therefore very much exercised in his mind
over the question how ho should get his
property. Ho finally swore out an informa.
tiou against Uudd charging him with lar
ceny anil the arrest wus made as above
stated. _
Shugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk
Held , garden and flower seed ? in the west
Catalogue and samples by mall.
J. B. Atkins , western agent for DcPnuw's
plate glass company , will RVO ! estimates on
plato delivery in Iowa and. Nebraska.
Do you want an express wagon or boy ?
Uing up the A. D. T. Co. , telephone 170 , No.
11 North Main street.
Riirglnr.il at Mynstor Springs.
A. R. Furguoson , who lives near Mynstor
Springs , had an oxporlenco with burglars
few nights ago. Ho and his wife lockod'Up
their nouso about a week ago nnd went away
on a visit. "When they returned homo on
Sunday they found that burglars had en
tered "bv prying open ono of the windows ,
and had rausVltod everything in the house
that wns capable of holding anything that
pcoplo In their line of business would want.
A lot of clothing , silverware , canned fruit
ana a sot 01 uranu new tools were among mo
missing. The vnluo of the stolen property
cannot bo told exactly , for It Is not known
Just how much wns taken. Mr. Furgueson ,
in making Investigations , found a part , of the
missing stuff In the woodshed , where it had
evidently been concealed by the thlof , who
had expected to return for'lt that night.
J.C. Blxby , steam neatlnir , sanitary en
gineer , SOi Merriam block , Council lllults
Uomembor that St. Bernard's hospital fair
commences this evening nt Masonic temple
and lasts all week.
Tlio Hospital Itaznar.
There was a largo attendance last evening
nt the opening of St. Bernard's ' IJospItnl
Bazaar. Mayor SlcCrea mndo the opening
address.
At tno conclusion of the address an ox-
ccllent programme of vocal mid Instrumental
music mid recitations wns rendered. The
hall is beautifully decorated and will he Kept
so during the entire week. There will also
bo dancing every evening. The tables are
presided over by the following ladles and
gentlemen : Miss McDonnltt , Miss Clark ,
Mrs. Kyno , Miss IMer cn , Miss Keating and
Mr. .Lunkley.
The programme for the evening will bo en
tirely new , nnd the general admission will bo
reduced to 10 cents. _
Evans Laundry Co. . 520 I'carl strcot. Tele
phone 290. Goods called for and delivered.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 80 Pearl street ,
next to Grand hotel. Telephone 145. High
grade work a specialty.
Dr. Sonninns' I ) iiiiestlc Troubles.
Several months ago Dr. N.A , Soamons nnd
his wlfo had some trouble over the attentions
given Mrs. Senmons by a fellow boarder
mimed William Shnffor , whom the doctor
charged with very serious misdeeds. A
scandal resulted , and Seamons and Ills wlfo
separated. The -\vifo filed a suit for absolute
divorce nnd alimony. Yesterday Soamons
filed his answer and a cross bill denying all
the allegations of his wlfo , and prayiup the
court to refuse her a divorce nnd ullrnony , as
prayed for. In his cross bill ho asks for a
dlvorco and the custody of tholr child , who Is
now In the care of Its mother. Ho alleges
that the mother Is an unlit person to'lmvo
charge of the child.
Our line of carpets anj parlor furniture
will bear inspection , \Vo c'utin ' the largest
stock In the city. Manuel & Klein.
Ho is Identified.
The man who was killed by the Burlington
train ot Island Park bos been Identified b.v
his brother , who lives in Omaha , Ho stated
that the name of the dead man was Peter
btoss , nnd that ho had started for Chicago to
hunt work. Ho had no money to pay his
fare , so ho decided to boat his xvny. The
brother , wno lives nt 121(1 ( South Twelfth
street , In Omaha , took the remains to the
other sldo of the river , where they will bo
buried.
INFLAMMATIONS
AND ALL
HURTS AND ILLS
OF WN RND BEEST ,
Continental Clothing House.
in C JF
Prudent buyers cannot afford to spend one clolla1' for any article of clothing , until they have seen
some of the1 bargain lines in Men's Suits , Spring Overcoats and Boys' and Children's Clothing.
We are having the largest sale in Children's Suits ever held in Omaha , We will sell this wecki
250 Boys' Cheviot Suits , ages 4 to 14 , at $2 ; regular price outside of our store $4.
See show windows for samples.
150 Suits , ages 4 to 14 , of the celebrated Sawyer Double , and Twist Cassimere ,
at $4. Sold last season for $7.
SPRING OVERCOATS ,
We are showing the largest variety we have ever carried in Fine Overcoats ,
Look in our show window and see the Melton Overcoats , in a medium shade ,
cloth and silk-faced , at $7.50 each.
MEN'S SUITS ,
, The biggest value ever shown in the city is our All Wool Argyle Cheviot , at $7. See
samples in our show window , elegantly-made and trimmed at $7 each ; all sizes. We will send
a sample of this cloth to any address.
F RRRLxA.ND , LOOMIS & GO. ,
CO-RNER 1STH AND DOUGLAS STS.
OMAI-1A. BOSTON. 3NI ? W YO Hlv. DISS
A SAIL ON THE BRINY DEEP ,
Or a Whirl by Bail to Six American Pleasure
Eesorts.
EVERYTHING PRE-PAID AND FIRST CLASS.
If You AViuitto Take n Trip TliU Sum-
mcr Without KxpciiNO , Participate
>
pate In Tlio Hoe's Match
less . OiTer.
Arrangements linvo occn efToctod by the
publishers of Tin : Bnn which enable us to
innko a novel ntul nttraotlvo oftcr to parties
who are disposed to devote tholr time nnd en
ergy toward procuring now subscribers tor
Tim O.MAHA Wccjar EKC or Tun SUXIUY
Br.u between this data and the 10th day of
Juno next.
Tills olTorwlll bo open only to rtortios so
liciting subscribers in Nebraska , town , South
Dakota anil Kansas.
A careful record will bo kept of all sub
scriptions rewarded , and the awards will bo
made without partiality.
THE EU11UPPAN TOUR. .
To the person that A\ill s'ccuro the largest
number of cash suoscribors for THE O.MAIIA
WiiKiarBr.B or THE SUSDAX BEE before
Juno 10,1891 , , will bo given vnnn OP COST A
HOUND 1711P EUUOI'EkX TOUll TICKET ThlS
ticket will include first-class passaco from
Now York to Europa and return. This In-
ludcs also all traveling , hotel and slgbt-soo-
Ing expenses. Tlio trip will bo made with an
excursion party gotten up by Mrs. M. D.
Frazler of Boston , and will be iu charge of
competent culdcs. The traveler lias no cares
whatever. The tour covers all the principal
countries of Europe TCnglaiid , Germany ,
Switzerland , Franco , BolRlumItaly and their
pvluciOiU cities. Including London. Pom
Brussels , Berlin , Koine , Florence , Venice ,
Mllun , Uonoa , etc.
fcl-.VKNTr-TllUr.E DAYS OP SIOHT-SEC1NO.
The partv starts from Now York Juno 27
and returns to that'city by September 11.
Taken by any Individual alone , this Eu
ropean trip would involve an outlay of at
least * roo.
AMEKIC-tvN AND CANADIAN TOURS.
For the second largest list of subscribers
wo offer a free ticket from Omaha to San
Francisco nnd Los Angeles and return.
Magnificent mountain scenery , tno beautiful
Golden Gate , the land of sunshine , fruits and
flowers. "Who has not seen California wll
not die happy. " Travel is , an educator , and
to properly appreclato the vnstness of our
great country ono must see its best features.
Ifortho third largest list of subscribers to
the \YBKKLY or SUNDAY Bnu wo offer a tlckot
from Omaha to Quebec and return. What
could ho urandor than a trip down the beau
tiful St. Lawrence in inld-sunnnurl To con-
ternplnto the beauty of Thousand Isles is de
lightful. How much inoro delightful to visit
thorn when In verdure clad.
Anil all this pleasure for obtaining sub
scribers to the \ VEKKIAnni } SUNDAY BEE.
For the fourtn largostllstof subscrirjers wo
offer a f rco ticket from Omaha to Now York ,
Philadelphia. Washington and return.
Q.'hero are no points on tnis continental
greater Rcneral Interest than these three
cities. An American citizen has not com-
plbtcd his education until bo has seen the
sent , of government. The persons and points
of Interest In Washington are innumerable
and to the intelligent observer a visit there is
full of interest. No v York and Philadelphia
as tbo commercial anil financial centers of the
country nre always Intercstintr.
All this sight seeing ana traveling given
away for obtaining- subscribers to the
WREKLY or SUNDAY Bun.
t For the fifth largest list of subscribers wo
offer a free ticket from Omaha to Niagara
Fulls and return. Ever smco your childish
wonder \vasaroused by the description In the
old school readers of those wonderful fnlUyou
have deslrca to see them Hero is the op
portunity. A most delightful excursion nnd
ono without oxncnso , given for securing sutf-
scrlbors to the WEEI/JCY or SUNDAY BIE. :
J. or ttie sixtli largest ilsi , of subscnborswo
offer a f rco tlckot frofn Omaha to Salt Lake
Citv and return. The ' famous Mormon city
is fast becoming n Gentile city , nnd will in
timoloso much of interest INOU- . this sum
mer would bo a good time to visit the boom
ing city. Garlleld iBetch is of course in
cluded in the trip. This summer resort on
the lalco Is a delightful place to pass a few of
the hot summer days.'hy \ not secure a
number of suuserbe.rt''for ! ' the WBEKI.Y or
SUNDAY BEE and Uiko the trio.
For the seventh larueM list of subscribers
wo offer u free tlckot to Denver and Manltou
and return , Whllo a"shortor trip than any of
the others it combines1 many pleasant fea
tures. Jlenvor the 4"tcn city of the plains
is always worth seuini ; whllo the health
and summcrrosortsof Iiimtou are delightful
indeed. Health-giving , , Insult-lug , restful
amid subhmo scenery what trip could ho
mororostfull All tills pleasure for securing
subscribers to the SUNDAY or WEUKLY BEE.
CONDITIONS.
Now what are the conditions upon which
thcso tickets are ijlvon nway i The securing
of the largest list of subscribers to THE
\VEtKi.vor SUNDAY Bnu. No Jnowspapcr In
the west Is sowell and favorably known and
solicitors have nliynys found it an easy mat
ter to sccuro subscribers. TUB HUE'S sub
scription list has always kept pace with its
reputation and It dclsres to add now nnme.i'to
its lotifr list of friends. Being at all times n
people's paper It makes friends with all
classes.
The subscription price of THE WHEKI.Y DDE
Is f l.OO per your postpaid to any place in
this counto or Camilla , or & ! ,00 If scut to a
foreign country.
THE SUNDAY BKE Is $2.00 per year , but
Omaha subscribers for THE SI'NIIAY BEE
will not bo counted In this competition.
Get up a list. Have your friends subscribe
for the paper. Sarnplo copies forwarded
1100 on request.
Persons desiring to compete for oao of
thcso prizes will please say so when sending
in their llrst orders.
Hcinlttanco in full must accompany every
order.
Two six months subscriptions or four
three months subscriptions will bo counted
as ono order.
I'JlttSOX.tL J',1 IM Glt.
J. J. Cox of Lincoln Is at the Paxton.
C. C. Whlto of Lincoln Is at the Murray.
J. A. Urlnith of Wahoo Is nt the 1'axton.
F. M. Wood of Lincoln Is at the Murray.
Robert Craig of Columbus Is at the Mur
ray.
ray.E.
E. L. Reed \Vccplng Water is at the
Paxton.
Hon. W. J. Bryan of Lincoln is nt the
Paxton.
Mrs. It M. Allan of Ames , Neb. , is nt the
Millnrd. . i
Itov. G. M. WnmrlRht of Blair is at the I
Mlllard. |
J. A. Segwick of Dakota Hot Springs is nt !
the Millard.
C. A. Knrnoy and B. F , Fnrncy of Aurora
nro at the 1'axton.
Mrs. Charles Perky and Mrs. J. A. Loiter
ofVn \ hoe are at the 'Murray.
A. P , lirltik of Cedar Rapids , ono of the
state bank examiners , is nt the Milhml.
Mr. L. M. Novin of Now Lisbon , 0. , is
visiting his brother , Lawyer Novin of this
city.John
John Dwycr and wife , Oeorgo A. Scott
and H. L. Ewingof Boutrlco are at the
Murray.
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. N. Wltjmcll have returned
l from n three month's trip In Florida. They
I are at the Millard.
' Albyn Frank of the United States circuit
court , made his appearance nt his ofllco yes
terday after a" two week's struggle with la
grippe.
Miss Bertha Scoflotd of Newark , III. , who
has been visiting Miss Stephen at 1009 Webster -
ster street lor several weeks , returned to her
homo yesterday.
Sheriff Charles Yund of Larainlc , Wyo. ,
stopped In Omaha last night nnd lodged a
prisoner at the county Jail. Ho will proceed
today to Joliet , 111. , with his prisoner.
Colonel W. F. Vaill. the genial city ticket ,
agent of the Burlington , returned Saturday
I from a three week's vacation In the west.
The colonel shows no traces of the hardships
: io endured during his throe days in a snow
bank in the mountains of Colorado.
The Barker S. O. Tincliell , CoHiinbui. O. ;
John S. Hurt ami wife. HnMtlncs ; , J.\V. K.
Amcsun. Clilenco ; O. H. I.lttlo. I'hlludclphla :
11. 1J. Swift , Broken Itow ; Kred Miller and
wife , Irwln. In , ! I ylo lingers , Wakotiold ; J. K.
Itonor. Davenport : li. H , Siutcc ; , Chicago : Dr.
A. r. tilnn , Davenport.
ThoMIIIard-J. O. Wcscroll. Boston ; M. II.
llopuwcll , Tokiimah ; llunry 0. Alors , Now
Vorl' ! 31. H. Sprlnsur , P. T. f'niinskor , M. II.
lllukoy. Ohluugo ; K. M. I'olk , Lincoln : II. I : .
llollou , Chlcatro ; K. T. Strliimr. Uran'l ' Island ;
Mr * . A. l.co. Kansas City ; V. 1) ) . P. Klcliarcls.
DoiiRlasVyo.i Idout. J. Oue.'it. Ft. Monde ,
H. I ) . ; A. H. licncli. Wheeling , W. Ya. ; J. 0.
Hall , Uhluugo.
The 1'axton-J. W. Woolloy.H. 0. McConnnll
W. li. Whneliir. Now J'orlc ; O. A. Hiilley. To
rokaV / ; , Dullln. Kansas Oily ; Dun .Murirnn ,
Miss L. IhilVord. Chicago ; J. K. Conrad , United
StatosArniy ; . 1) . 1'ackartl. Warren , O. ; J.
II , Hlvcr. C ho. Venn o ; ( J. 1 * . IIiifTniiin. Ht. Louis ;
li. U. Mndpo , flurliiiKton , la. ; K. IVolistor I ,
Stratton , Nub , ; J. U Ankor , Ilrooklyn , N. Y.i
J. llimlock. Iilncpln ; William A , VoniiL'.SIoiix
City ; J.O. KnrlchU Wullii Walla : . Kylaml.
Iteno , Null. : It. S. SoMmorhorn , Dos Moines ;
J. It. Head. Uutlo , Mont , : H. A. Young , Chi
cago.
The Murray U. T3. Lewis anil wife , Mrs. E.
A. Adams , It E. Mooro. Frank I' . I.nnruiice ,
Lincoln ; II. 0. .Mason , Fremont ; K. II , Smith ,
T. 1 . llluok. 31. llornhard , K. W. llalilwln , K.
1 { . Ooortrleli , J. W. Arulnlirlght , Now York ; II.
W. HodRcrs , A. A. Uouliranl < \ R Lewis , 11. W.
Jiiinlsoii , M. Dlitiniin. L. V. Mllllnston , II. S.
Mlllor. L. I' . IH'rros , F. K. Whlto , Chicago : O.
It. UooU , llooni > , la. ; J. A. Graze , liurllnBtoti ;
Lit. Mayor. Mllwiuilioo ; 11. 1' . Itlucktord , HI.
1'uiil ; J. liratt , North Pliittc ; .1. Iliinuroft ,
Leicester , KnglundiW , M. Davidson , 'lllooin-
Incton , 111.
The CnHoy P. E. Ilcnnott , W. li. I.chtnan ,
Staiiton ; Jninos Itrndlcy , Non-ion , Ore.V. ; . L ,
I'aul , Norfolk ; Dr. O , K. Kitivlkmor , York ; ,1 ,
W. llrlll , WulKiior ; J. H. Smith , K. M. Thorn-
ton , Atlantic. In. ; I'lillJacobs nnd duuirlitor ,
Wuter : A. K Agio , Viilloy ; Kmnk
MeDonnld and wlfo. Minneapolis ; John liur-
kur. Donilwood ; K. lilcliards , Kcokuk ; .1. M
Morris , Uhlcugo ; Ulmrles lj. Itnllcy , Ilrooklyn ,
N. Y. ; Aim /.wick , St. Louts ; L. Kluin , Davun-
nnrt ; A. Kuysur. I'hlludolphlii ; U. I ) . Gross !
Ornnil Island : William 11. HIM , Chicago ; Nut
Ituknr , Luslc Wyo.
At the Dellonc J. P. Ailnms. J. V. Sweonoy.
V. K. TelTt. S. Frank , W. K. Adnlr. . ) . N.Ilhoein ,
J. A. Mattho\v9.C'hlcueo ; T. H. Heiinrll , Huston :
.1. J. Smith , 1'rank Smith. Knglu ; ! ) . L. Urfciner ,
NutirasknV. : . U. Nonnohur , Iliirllnzton ; V
A. lirnwn , Nebraska Oily ; Jninos 11. Wnllncp ,
J.V. . MvaiiH , Iliistlniis ; A. J. Smith. Nebraska ;
J , I ) , Osciimn , Itov. W. KospMHin , II , II. Tliom-
son. ( jeurgo U , L'uakrrll , O. E. Harries , Lincoln ;
W. O. Blioppln , Ilutto City : I1. O. Smith , I/i
ni-iuule ; < 3. A. llotry.l'ocntullui K. O. Sehnliitf ,
La ( i rand a ; O. \\hcclor. . ItcnloyV. ; . C. An-
dcr > on , 3Ilss Ada Druvrn. It. K. Wllloy , Jinm'S
K. Iloyd. Lincoln : N. 0. C'onk. L'hluara ; W. U.
Carnentur. New York ) William 31. llrldo. No-
Ijrasku t'l ty ,
_ _
Azaleas are having tholr llttlo day nt a tre
mendous rato. People who cannot afford the
great Blowing roses 11 nil the azaleas splendid
substitutes In their ( laming scarlet and crim
son hues. Dcop rod azaleas were seen recent
ly in a dark blue Sovros bowl , with the outer
edge of mignonette for settings. Yellow tu
lips In n delicious .soml-tono between orange
nnd pink nro popular ,
It is more natural to a man to Ho In boil in
the morning and wish no was rich than it Ute
to yet up uud earn a dollar ,
' I'oHltlvcly cured by
thcso Llttlo I'ills.
CARTER'S
Tliey also relieve Dis
tress from Dyspepsia , In
ITTLE digestion and Too Heart )
Eating. A per/ect rem
edy for Dizziness , Kausca ,
Urowslncsri , Dad Taste
Ul the Mouth. Coated
Tongue , Pain la the Sldo ,
TOIIPID UVEB. They
regulate Uo Dowels. Purely Vegetable ,
SMALL PILL , SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE
FIRE 8RLEI - | - FIRE SRLEI
Commencing Monday Morn ing , March 30 , at
arcus Clothing. Howe ,
ro
This stoclc consists of Man's , Youths' nnd Boys' Clothing , Gents'
Furnishing Goods , Hnts , Caps , Boots , Shoes , etc. Some of thesp
goods are slightly dnmaged by fire nndwater. . They will be slougli-
tored nt less than one-fourth cost price.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Come early and secure bargains. Tlioso goodc will not last long
nt the prices wo nre going to mnke.
Wo intend to clean then out In a very short time.
IM. H. CHA.MBERLIN , M. D
15YE. KAIl. NOSK AND
TllllOAT Sl'KCIAiaST ,
Council Illuirs , In.
All ( JUcniesuf the BYB. L
BAH , NOSH nnd TIIItUA'I S
Irontol wllh tlio grunt "
eklllnnd cnro.
UATAHUII. ASTHMA *
nnd 1IAV FBVKIl troatlJ
with eminent tuccoa * .
SUUGIOAIjOPKUATIONS , nhero nocesinrr. ptln-
Icssly pcrformo.l with tlio utinoit cnrn an I nklll , at-
f urine perfect nualta. FINKdf OUASSKS iicour-
ntuly proscrlboilcorrcollnz nil rcfriintlrj troubles
Ki MyopUi , Urpcropln nml Attlulnntl tin , thui rnv
( IcrlnKiljlit omr. aluar i\nl pilnlaii , UllltUVIJ
NKUItAMilAnnil SICK IIKAII.U.'UU , sftor yoifl
afterrlblo snltorlnu. no rolluf , ontlroly curoJ. O.lljj.
Hooni I , Shuinrt llloci , over Ho no JtUo.'s itora.
L'uuncll lllutrs , Is.
D. H. McDaneld & Co. ,
Butchers' ' and Packers'
Market Fixturas , Casing ,
Bplocsand Snusaso Maker * ' Machinery. 8'3- !
bin Main St. , Council Uluirs , la. Also denlorj
n Hides and Kur A
Sims & SanndcrrftJiT'tho'
fodornl courts. Roams J , 4 and i bhugurt
Uouoblook , Couuell ItluITj. luwa.
HT rinmhorQAttorney at Law , No. 19
. J , lilIilllllJLla , pcarl street , over lliish-
nell's storo. Telephone No. "VI. llmlness
hours. B a. m , to 0 p. m , Council It I nil's , la.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Medical and Surgical Institute.
DHS. HEbLlNGEItS , I'ltOl'S. .
Chronic diseases ot all kinds nnd dcforni-
IthisspL'ulalties. Nos. 2001 und "GJU llrouhviy ; : ,
Council Itlnirs. la.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
C\"ANTKI-Man with siniill family to work
' ' on u. K.arden ; un experienced garilvnar
nrcfcrrod. Apply to Johnston .t Van I'utlen ,
ICvuictt Dloclt.
FOK S/U < E-18 null 20 . Main. JLVO : II houses'
filets ( IIOHIII ) ] ! lil'-li school. t.'i.dJO. worth
$10,000. It. L. WlllluuiH , 18 N , Muln.
\ 7ANTED Ooo < l ( ilrl for KCnural houso-
V > work. Apply at Mr * I' . M , I'ryor , UIO
HlulTHtrcot.
W ANTED Student In rU'titalollico. Apply
at No. 12 I'carl , ovar Itee olllcu ,
HAVE ciish customer for four lots between
2lt ! nmU'iitli sis. , boiwoun Ave I ) uiuUth
nvo. , J. I' . Ureitiishlulds , nil ) Itruuilwtiy.
HAY For Halo 1 Imvo purchased u line lot
of Imv. which I will sell liy cur loud or In
small ( iiiaiitltlus. Leave ( irdur.s lit No. ! - * -
Wt.st llruadwny. K ( ioldsteln & Co.
.furi'i for sale or Iriulos well located
and all In bearing ; Kuuj house anil burn.
Will takuHoino eooil city property , and KIIOC !
t IiniiKlvui. on balnnco. ( lull on or address U.
J. Ilntclilnson & Co. . C17 Itroadwuy ,
E.\AM1.NK I ho cclobratwl Md'hiill uliiium :
now scale crown plniKH itnd or.'iuin. Hold
on c.isy puyinonts by Mnr , llourlcliiH. nuisiu
toticlior. IllStiHsuiun Htruot , Coiino I HlulTs.
"I310II SAI < R A house anil In r o lot on easy
- * - ' payiuonts. Inqulro at 4U5 I'arlc uvunnc ,
CoiinvU IHulVs. la.
J. lAUTiil\VAHKlt : Ins moved hla
\TatohousufiOMi MIi Iliwilway to 101)
Hroailwur , where lin will kcu | > on liaiid it line
stock of fiirnuuo llvtiiri's.
"I ? OH SAI.IAt : u hiiurllcu. lariri ) size lettcir
-L' jiruss , i ; olllcu desks an I dm r * . - store
t rucks. I larxo Iron nunlo lruu : ( . - ' hritlna :
stovis , 'Jcountor HCiilm. ' 'i-tjii l.nlilcrs. 1 larKH
iilatforni lloor Kcilu-t. ; Kvollnu fc. I'd I , 117
Main St.
_ _
TpOlt IJKNT The MoMalToTi lilo.-k. : i story
-L1 lirluk , with hasniiiunt mill olurulor , JV. .
1U1 1'earl strcut.
"ITIOHf AkK A liiirxuln ; now moilurn homo
J. with all tlio late lniirovmmiiits | , seven
rooms ; will sell on cu y puyinuiitHi located on
tliu t'lf tli avuiiuu motor lino. 1) . J. ilululilii-
tion , 017 llrouilway ,
. or oat iran an , wt
housot.br J. U Uloo. Ul Main it. . OouooU
Bluff *
KocdHJ Hccdiit Bcnils !
At Colo's liitrilwaro ntoro , 41 Main
street , you cnn got the bent toods.Vo
soil in bulk nnd cnn { jivodouhlo the
Bucdt * for the money that you can buy by
thu n.-ipor. Our Hoods are till fresh and
tested ami recommended by' local frur-
duiiora to bo tlio best Bowls obtainable.
Full lluoof Hold and garden seeds.
ror 1S1)1. )
Wo nro the pcoplo to iljjuro with for
your mount for this year. With our ton
years' experience in this line wo uro
prepared to ortor the boat vuluo to bo
11 ad In tills lino. It is easy to got fooled
on a bicycle. Our prices range from $2. ' )
to $185. The colobrutod Victor nnd
Grant lino. COL13 & COLK ,
11 Jilaln. Strcot.
Electric Trussss ,
Belts , ChBst Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WASTED. DR.C.B. J
603 Broadway , Oounoll Bluffs , la
TUfjIS
Ol'l'MOE.07.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEA1I DYE WORKS
\VorkproiiiBtlydimoiind dellvuroi
In all parts of Uio country. Bund for prlco
list
, O. A. MAOIIAN. I'rnp. ,
101J Uroadwav , Near NorthwosLuru Uanai
COUNCIL , UMJKM. IA.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 65,000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 2I5.00J (
DIHECTOIIS I. A. Mlllor , F. 0. O Ionian. R U
6lmunrt , 10. K. Hurt , J. U. Edinimdsan , ( Jliarloi
0. llanniui. Transact general iKuikltu busli
ncas. l/irjo3t : capital and surplui of any
foanklnHoutliwostorn [ own.
INTEREST ON TIM DEPOSITS ,
Hitrhost cash price paid for racs ; and
all Uiiias of ecrnp niotuls.
Country doalurs and merchants will
find it to their advantnjo ; to corn in mil-
cutowltli uahoforo dienoslnfi of tholr
stocks. OILINSKY UROS. ,
Union Broadway Depot ,
Tol. 301. CouncirBlutra , la.
27 MAIN STREET.
Over 0. U. Jac < | uowla & Co. , Jewelry Store
Finley Burks , Thos. E. Oasady.
BURKE & CASADY ,
Attoi'neys-at-J.aw .
I'HACTICK IN T1IK 8TATM AN ! )
COUUTd.
onicos : J. J. llrown llullcllns , Council Illiiirs ,
lowu
OFFlCIiR & PUSEY ,
BANKEES.
Corner Main nn-1 Ilroidw.ir ,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS , IO\VA. \
Dcators In fornl n an 1 do-nostto x-jlianT'i '
C'olloctloii iimdo und lutoroit , yalj on tl.as
dopoilti.
HEW OGDEN HOTEL
The Novr Ogden Hotel , In Coun'll Uluffa ,
haebeea comolotoil roiurnUlioJ nnino4oru-
Izocl throughout , and U now on * of trio bsst
hotels In tliusUitB. It Is locate 1 In ti ! j buil-
nesspartof tnu city aui thj eleotrlo motors
pasa the door every tour inlnutus , Fire m.
capes nail tlrealaruii tlironjhout th ) b.illi.
ing. Steam heat , hot aucl cold water and
sunshine In every room. Table unsarpi jjl
anywhere. Hatoa , $ Q.OOailay.
GBO.M. WHITNEY , Manaoor ,
