THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEIi&ESDAY , MAY 27 , 1801.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CI-TK'E : Xo. 12PEAKL STRKCT.
i. Dellvert-d by Carrier In any part of tbe City.
* * 11. M' . Tlf.TON - MANAGER.
TELEPHONES :
C Bnsliics * Office , No. 43.
Night Editor. No. St.
N. Y P Co.
Council BlufTs LurabrrCo. , coal.
Craft's chattel lotin , 204 Sapp bloclc.
Heal Hock Springs coal. Thatcher. lf MMn
If you want water In your yard or "boo so
f o to Hixby1 * , : i Mcrnara block.
A marriare license was Issued yesterday to
Ed par H. Wheeler of ( Jcorpc , la. , and Abbie
K. Heath of Sioux City.
Miss Jessie ( Uibcrt atid Miss Anna Merpen
are visiting John MtTjren , who ts attending
rctiool at Atchlson , Kan
A continuance until next Monday was
granted yesterday b > Judge Hammer In tbe
case of Dick HouphUm , charred with an
nss-ault on Tony Lvnabun , a son of Contractor
Lcnahan.
Mr , J. C. Bixby yesterday received bis
commission from Governor Holes reappointing
ing him boat inspector for western Iowa.
His territory includes all tbe lakes and rivers
ol western Iowa.
Mrs. Carrie Phillips , neo Miss Carrie At
kins , and Mrs. Daisy Hoover. ne Miss DaUj
Phillip * , were In th'e city yesterday r isltinp
friends. Tbey are well known In Council
Bluffs , where they formerly lived. Tbey are
now residing in Oaiosburp , III
Henry Cook , < r. died at 11 o'clock Monday
niiht of dropsy nnd old ape. after a sickness
of to years. Tbo deceased Is well kuov\ In
this citv , ho having como hero faom Ohio In
1SM. Ho has been blind for the last four
years. The funeral will take place tomorrow
moraine at 11 o'clock Irom the residence in
Garner township. Tbe remains will be in
terred In Walnut Hill cemetery.
The commltteo npj > ointcd last week to raise
subscriptions to tbe capital stock of the Pal-
nee which Is to bo constructed between now
nnd next fall , commenced work yesterday
moraine , and in about an hour and a half
raised Jl.OOO. This makes tt.lWO already se
cured. The stock is sellinr well , and the
financial success of the enterprise Is assured
A larpe crowd patliervJ In Masonic tem
ple last evening to witness the repetition of
tbo "Sunflower social and library party. "
The first part of the entertainment consisted
of a musical and lltcrarv programme , after
which the library , with Its rare and beauti
ful buildings , was opened for inspection.
The proceeds of tbo entertainment were do
nated to tbe Woman's Christian association
hospital.
Tne Veteran Firemen's nssodallon will eive
an athletic exhibition at the driving park
next Sunday afternoon for tbe benefit of the
Council Bluffs hose team , No. 5 A in on p the
other attractions will be a handicap foot race ,
and exhibition coupling contest , a 300 yard
hose race , and a pents' roadster race. The
proceeds will bo used to defray the expenses
of tbe hoe team in going to the sUuo tourna
ment at Cedar Kaplds.
County Attorney Onran has investigated
the charges which vtcrc made apainst . L.
V hite before the coroner's Jury In the case
of tbe late Mrs , Esther White. He has coiro
to the conclusion that it Is impossible to
prove that the old lady's life was shortened
perceptibly by the treatment she received
from her children. He states that no information
mation will be made out , and the case will
probably be dropped right where it stand * .
News was received In the Blulls vesterday
I .hat twenty-five railroad bands , who had
been sleeping in a box-car on the Hock
\A \
Island trncK at Ncola , had been quarantined
on account of smallpox. Tbe ganp that wa *
placed under quarantine is tbe same one that
Edward Lavin , the smallpox patient , be
longed to before ho catno to this city last
Saturday. It is stated that the authorities
of Neola are ufraid of a breaking out of a
smallpox epidemic. County Supervisor-Gra
ham will leave for Neola today to look over
the situation. The county Is compelled to
pay for the keeping of the men so long as
they ate under quarantine by reason of the
orders of the municipal government and ho
does not wish tba' . the couuty shall be put to
any unnecessary expense.
Good Healthy Plants Clienp.
A largo variety of choice healthy bedding
plants for sale at very low prices. King-
Eton's DCW green houte , South Madison
street.
When about to build don't fail to t prices
on lumber of The Judd & Wells"Co. . S13
Broadway. Telephone 237.
Drs. Woodbnry. dentists , 33 Peart street ,
next to Grand hotel. Telephone H. > . High
grade work a specialty.
Fell Thirty Feet
i'ben the day men went to work at about
6 o'clock yesterday monilng at Gcise's brow-
cry on Upper Broadnay , they were some
what startled at finding James Wild , ono of
tbo night men , lying on tbo hard concrete
floor of the basement of tbo malt bouse dis
abled from tbe effects of a fall \\hkh he bad
had from the third story of tbo building , a
distance of about thirty feel. Wild was
taken to St , Bernard's hospital.
Tbe physician pronounced the man's back
broken by tbe fall and said the chances for
his recovery were very slim. The entire
loner part of his body was paralyzed , but tbo
man still seemed unusually strong. He lay
on bis face on the bed and talked with the ap
parent case of a well man. He slated that
ho bad boon working about tbe third story
of tbe malt bouse , when he con
cluded to go down stairs. As he had
been working only about tea days , he
was not very famillur with tbo building , aud
ho mistook the hatchway through which tbo
malt Is raised to the top story , for tbo stair
way. Ho stepped out , and was at ones pre
cipitated to tbe uottom of tbo shaft , where
ho lay In an almost stuuLoJ condition from 3
o'clock until 5 , when he was found By the
rescuing party. Ho Is a single man. and
came hero from Otnaba , where he was
formerly employed In Men1 brewery. Ha
has no relatives in this part of the country.
Mr. W J. Wherry as Herbert Is fine In the
opera of "Zanie , " Don't fail to hear him In
his serenade to "Zanie. "
Uon't fall to see the opera "Zanie" at the
Broadway theater Monday evening. May 25.
Grand gypsy march , enchanting choruses ,
forty voices In chorus.
' A AVnrin Keccptlon.
Mrs , E. L. Cook , who lives near the corner
of avenue E and Oakland avenue , hai made
B name for herself as ono of tbo pluckiest
" "WCmcn In Council Bluffs. At an early hour
yesterday morning she was awakened by the
found of someone trying to get ia at her
window. Instead of fainting away , as many
would have dene , she gave ono scream ,
at twbkb the window fell shut
ulth a bang and the would-be burglar took
to his heels in dismay. Mrs. Cook then
nroso from her bed , went to the front door ,
acd flred three shots from a revolver in the
direction of the rapidly retreating footsteps.
Some of the neighbor * were aroused by tbo
firing , and came to tno rescue , but when they
nrnvod Mrs. Cook was mistress of the situa
tion and the burglar bad gone where the
vcodbiuo twlnetb.
Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit Juice
tablets. Tney are delicious.
Furniture , carpets , refrigerators , baby car
riages , stoves , crockery , and all bouse fur
nishing goods cash or ou easy payments at
Mundcl tt Klein's.
Dr W .rner's We corset * for Monday night
from Op m. Sale price 29c a pair. Boston
B'ore , Council Bluft .
Xcm .rial I ay Mnrshnls.
Major G. H. Richmond , who wasappalntej
marshal o ! the parade to bo given on Decora
tion day. Das announced his selection of Cap
tr.lu G. M. Bailey as chief of staff. Ho bos
selected tbe following gentlemen to act as
aide * : TbeoJoro Uuittar. B. J. Abbott , J. K.
Cooper , P. A. Sackctu J. T , White , Charles
Ilubbard , William Arud , E. P. Holmes and
J B. Matlock.
Mr A B. Cross hit * charge of tbe Losey
wall papers mid will sell out everything to the
next tu days. It wui the largest and Boost
stork In the city , aud flea goods can bo bad
for less than one-ball maker * ' cost , retail or
Vholesala ,
E\\S \ \ HIOJI COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Something of a Setback Qtveu the City
i Anthoritiu bj the Oonrt-
ENJOINED FROM TAKING SALOON FINES.
Disorderly House Ordinance
and C'onnlvntu-c at Saloon Keep
ing nn Overt Act on the Pnrt
til' the Authorities.
A decision was rendered yesterday In the
cavs ol L. M. Turner against Ulnk & Schnlu
Lt al. This is one of the Injunction suits tha )
was commenced several months ago to enjoin
the keeping of u saloon by Rink A Schultz ,
and the collecting of tvhat U known as tbe
"monthly fine , " which has been levied by
the city airaint all saloonkeepers ever since
the pavMigc of the prohibitory laxv. There
have been injunction suits bv the dozen
brought In years past , and the novelty of
such proceedings has worn completely off.
It the present suit , however , as in all that
were brought by Turner , there is one point
which has never yet been decided In any
similar case , and that is tbo mjuest whether
city o.Y.clnls arc subject to an injunction re
straining them from collecting the monthly
fine. Thl * new feature bus caused an inter
est in the case which surpasses that felt by
the public in almost any case that bat been
tried in the district court In tha past twenty
years.
Judge Thornoll rendered the decision
After making some general .tateraents as to
the facts that have been brought to his Judic
ial knowledge during the trial of the ca-e , ho
toys as follows :
A * to defendant Carj. the evidence faIN to
show he had anything to do \ > ith the matter *
relied iijHin to charge the defendant ottlier * .
The application for an Injunction anln < l him
I * refused.
The idcnrv bo s that -oiiie month' prior
to the commencement uf th ! * > nctlnn the
mayor Informed the mur hnl anil clerk ' .hut
the monthly tine for keeping a disorder. } '
boue .hould be fixed Ht K * . that sencrally
the amount collected wa * f.Vild The evi
dence shows that saloon * were cla wU us ( II&-
urderl ) houses ; that the deputy marshal no
tified proprietors every tlilrt > dav to come
and pay thS fine. The e nolltled waived ur-
re-t , paid t lie Une to the clerk and continued
buMne-s. The deputy who not I tied the par-
tie-reached Instructions from the n > Hi > hil. :
He .a\s lie notified Kink & IM hultz cipht or
ten time * , and I think it is shown that they
paid.
The evidence of the mavor. rnnr hnl ana
clerk t-hon- wa i u monthly Hue and tlm
Uetoer * were notified monthly. The rweipts
for payments are In evidence The > HCKnoTl-
ertced receipt of S.YMU forfeiture for January ,
und the cleikoalit this was the form UM.H ! .
Thli action Is. brousht under section 1 > 43 ,
lonrarode. That M-otion after providing that
any building or ervrtlon In which anr kind of
Intoxicating lltuur | < < arc manufactured for
kale , or sold , or kept for sale In violation of
lu\v. Is a nuisance , and the lee per shall be
deemed znlliy of 11 iiuUance.
In till--tale exery person who voluntarily
u'Msts In or encoiiru.es the lommKslon of
any offrn'-c 1 guilty a a prlnclD.il aud Immc-
dliite offender.
? ectl.in I Ml nf code provides "All peace offi
cer' , shall see that the provisions of this chap
ter are faithfully executed , " and It directs
ho uch otHcer * s > ia i proceed. Sheriff , con
stable , and tnarshaU ana policemen of Incor
porated towns nt ? | ieaeeofHcer * . The mayor
of cltk's like Council Hluffs appoints the po
lice and he N fie head of the fon-e.
The question arisen whether the defendant
ofllcers. Is ) Irnpo- nnd colic -tin ; thu tine In
que tlon. a * lst In or encourage the continu
ance of the nuisance , arc thereby subject to
be enjoined.
Now. neltherknor.lelcthat | acrlmc Is belus
committed nor mental absent In Its commis
sion nlll alone make one a party to theoffense
uuless he does some act to assist In or en-
coiir so the offen'i ) or unless Interference
upon hi * pirt Is a duty and b > * > nonInterference -
Interference Is deslined by him and operates
a * nn encouragement to or protection of the
offender. Uut where he has undertaken to
perform the duties of an office or station and
the duties so assumed inipMe upon him the
alllrmnthe to Interfere and be refrains de
signedly nnd thereby encourages the contin
uance nf the oTen ! e. or If be commands or
advises or usdsts others In doing acts which
must necessarily encourage or Incite to Its
commission , he become * liable. The
tine In question was monthly. It was so 1m-
p sfd as to be receipted for. No one contem
plated when the saloonkeeper was notified
and paid that he would po out of the unlaw
ful buslnes * . It was for that month onlv. It
wus not Impo-ed it * a punishment for past
offenses and to dtter the offender from
future violations. It contemplated fu
ture violations and fixed terms and
conditions beforehand by which the
Kame ml lit continue. It Is true the evidence
falls to hliow any surh asrrveuient. but ofllcers
aud taloonUt.s Vnew the tine could not be col
lected bylaw ; that payment of It would not
legally bar the otilcer from arresting and pun-
Uhlng the offender. The manner In which It
a Inipo-ed suggested a monthly repetition
of the offenso. The evidence does not show
uny effort to suppri-ss the business. The reg
ularity of tbe Hue Indicated an uuderbtand-
ln = that It should continue.
The fine , In fact , wa * a license , which Im
plied agreement and obligation ou the part of
officers tlilit If paid , the business wou d not
be suppressed ; uu obligation of noninterference
ence indirect violation of thelrduty. Theper-
LOIIS linix ln : the tint' are otticers of the law
for tun suppression of unlawful business. The
marshals and police are peace oBlcer * and the
latter are appointed by the mayor , thu * I < he
clothed with HUthorlty. A direction from him
vould close e ery drinking place In thu city.
The law suys to him and appointee * , this
should bo done. Hut be levies a llccn-e
monthly and the marshal and clerk collects lu
In the place of law he lnterpo es a repulat on
of his own. It Is without sanction and cannot
be enforced , but It Is obeyed , for the author
ity oommnudlns It can annihilate the busi
ness and tills regulation Implies souio sort of
rlirht to continue and payment of the license
or One Is In consideration of the right. Who
will say the mayor and appointees aud mar
shal collecting the fine , are not In fair
ness bound to respect the obliga
tion they have Imposed ? They could not
justly collect the line and then t > uppres * the
business nf the man who pays , a weight)1 as
surance to the offender that If he obcjs tbe
resulat Ion his business will not be suppressed ,
Imparlliu to him a eu e of security and en
couraging hi * offense. If he could enter such
an agreement with every peace officer he
could be ussurvd freedom from punishment.
In my judgment , when tbe mayor Im
posed and the marshal and cleric collected thu
fine In question , nil of the parties tothe trans
action understood If the fine was paid the
business of the person paying would not be
suppressed : that thl * undcrstandlnc with the
officers of thejaw. charged with the nttlrma-
tUedutvof enforcing It , encouraging Its viola
tion und me continuance of the nuisance.
The city clerk by virtue of his nfSee Is Icrk
of the superior und police courts. Hit. duties
In tho-e court * are the same as the clerk of
thedUtrlct eourt ; that so Ions as the collec
tion of the tine In question was under thu
semblance of legal forms be was the only ono
who eould receive and receipt for It. He WHS
a necessary party to the transaction , and
when he recelied and receipted for It from
month to mouth ho must have understood the
nnturoof the transaction , und fur the reason
atovc stated a temporary writ of Injunction
will Issue , restrultimg the defendants , Oonald
Macrae , major , John I. . Templeton , marshal ,
and A. J. Mephenson. city clerk , as pruj cd In
the petition.
"What will yon do now , " as asked of one
of the attorneys for tbo dcfcndeols. in tbe
case ,
"In the first place , we will appeal to the
supreme court , " was the reply. "And in the
meantime , we will r ° right on und collect the
flno as we always have done. There is no
Judge on this footstool that can enjoin the
city oftlclaU from Elin ? an information acalnst
u suspected criminal , arresting him , and , if
found miiltv , taring him punished. That is
\ \ hat we will do. "
Knckoyes Attention.
All native born citizen * of the Buckeye
state residing ID Council Bluffs are requested
to meet Wednesday , May i'7 , in the parlors
of the New Pacific hotel between 1 and ' -
o'clock , for the purpose of cfTecllnj ; a per
manent orsranizatlon in Uine to accept the in
vitation of tbo Omaha Buckeyes to celebrate
with them In Falrmount park on Saturday.
Lc-t us have a big meeting of men and
women. Ktr. A. H LL ,
W.ViM > .
Self-uppoiuted Com.
Do you want a loan upon any article of
value without removal I Loans arrauged M >
you can make part payment ut u.ny Ume , ro-
duciup principal und interest. Strictly con
fidential. Fred Terry , chattel loan broker ,
room 200 , Sapp block.
STr * . Uret-eo Insane.
Months po it was decided Ihit Mrs.
Bresoo of Missouri Valley was Insane , and
she was taken tn charge to be sent to an
asylum. Tbe officers have not been able to
pet her there yet. For some time past she
and her husband have been occupying rooms
in the Mcrriam block In Council Bluffs and
&ir retains her freedom despi'e ofllclal or
ders to the contriry. When the county
board first decided her to bo insane the ap
pealed to tbo district court. She also sought
to pet released on a writ of habeas
corpus brought before Judge Carson. Judge
Canon decided that sbo was Insane acd
that she should be sent to an asylum. Judpe
Wakcflela dismissed tbe appeal In bis court
because Judge Dundy had already decided
tbe question. Then she appealed to the su
preme court. It * decision was rendered the
other day affirming the decision of Judge
Carson. Still she is not even on her way to
tbfe asylum , much less is she inside.
She does not intend to go If she can help it
and she has succeeded prettv well so far In
helping it. What will sno del She hasn't
decided , except that she will do something , tf
not more.
Her. T. .1. Mackny Ileslune.
Ccuncil Bluffs Is to lose the popular rector
of St. Paul's church. Her. T. J. Mackay has
received a call for All Saint's church In
Omaha and has decided to accept It.
He will enter upon bis new work
July 1. Tbe call comes as a surprise.
to Mr. Mackay. He has been rector
of St. Paul's for nearly nine years ,
and has been wonderfully success
ful not only has been , but Is. for his
popularity and strength arc steadily Increas
ing. Wore it DO'sible to retain htm longer
on tbe east side of the river , It would bn done
most heartily. AVby does be gel He was
asked for bis reasons yeaterday , but declined
to tnake public his reasons. He said h had
none but the kindliest feelings for Council
Bluffs , and for St. Paul's , and
while he regretted to tnake the chauga
ono of the consoling features was tbe fact
that he would continue to be so near h's
Council Bluffs friends. He denied that there
was any salary increase which had served as
a pressure to bring about the change. From
all that can be gathered it cppears that the
chief cause which induced Mr. Mackav tote
to accept the call is a desire to get such rest
and relief as comes fiom at lean a chance of
burden from one sbouluer to the other.
Tbn parish be leaves was never In
so prosperous a condition , and yet the de
mands u ] > on time and strength are many , and
in some respects peculiar , as thcv are in
everjjtiild. It will be a sbllt of loads for
Mr. Mackay and is about the only rest which
a man of his activity can be induced to take.
The i rediction is made that In Omaha be
will , as he has already in Council Bluffs ,
speedily secure a strong hold not only on
those of bis own churchbut on the communi
ty at large. He is ono of those fcxv pulpiteers
who aru adopt in handling sinners as well as
saints.
Tbo costumes are perfectly elegant to
be worn by tbosetakiug part in the
opera "Zanie. " Grand choruses , beauti
ful marches and drills by some of the best
talent in Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Tnion Park races , Omaha and Council
Bluffi , June Mi , W.CKX ) ; Sept , S-ll , fci.503 ;
Oct. 20-22 , (4,000. For programmes address
Nat Brown , sec'y. , Merchants' hotel , Omaha.
Decoration Day.
Prepare for Decoration day by attending
the concert in St. Paul church by the
famous choir of the First Methodist church
of Des Molnes Friday evening the'iSth insi. ,
for the choir boys of Su Paul's church ,
\\'l 1 Organize No. .1.
A number of the members of the supreme
council. Commercial Pilgrims of America ,
will start tnls afternoon for Chicago , where
they will Institute Chicago Council No. 3 of
the order. The ceremony will take place
tomorrow evening. A letter was received by
Mr. E. H. Hawortb , yesterday , stating that
a council of 200 members was now
ready to be instituted , and another lodge
of 1UO members bad been organized , but
would not bo formally installed until the
membership had been increased somewhat
beyond tbit figure. Tbe following are the
names of the members ol the supreme coun
cil who will attend : E. H. Haworth , supreme
premo pilgrim : E. C. Gleason , vice supreme
pilgrim ; llev. T. J. Mackay , supreme coun
sel : A. W. Johnson , supreme secretary ; C.
E. Held , supreme tourist. H. S. Blinn , W.
H. Foster. Charles Beno , J. T. Sanderson and
other members of the order will also accom
pany the officials of tbe supreme council in
order to witness tbe ceremony.
Colfux Sprint ; ) via the Hock Island.
Everybodv has heard of them , located on
the "Great Rock Island Route. " Col fax has
a dozen medical miners ! springs nnd hun
dreds dally testify to their merits. Ssven
first-class hotel * furnish pleasant homes at
very loiv rates to the throngs of Health and
pleasure seekers.
China"Kiln. .
Mrs. C , E. Luring will burn china May 23 ,
217 S. 17th street.
Mar Bouricius , music teacher , removed to
53s Broadway , over C. B. music company.
Police
In the police court yesterday morninr Wil
liam Probstele was arraigned on a charge of
assault and battery and discharged. Mary
Probstelo was also discharged after a hear
ing on the charge of having possd a bottle of
whisky through the Jail bars to her hustund.
Bert Baker , N. Pinkham and G. S. Baker
were fined $10.10. John Hay , O. Wilmer , O.
Lofqulst , Miles Mullen and Tom liyan were
fined the usual amount for Intoxication.
Continuances were granted in the burglary
case against Frank Jumes and Fred Hansen.
and ic the case of John Williams , the alleged
confidence man at the Umou Pacific transfer.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Best little
pill ever made. Cure constipation every
time. None equal. Use them now.
" \VrMernirs Pensioned.
WAsniNorox , May 20. [ Spv-cial Telegram
to THE BEE. ] Pensions were grunted today
as follows : Nebraska : Original James
Newton , William H , Harper , James Burke ,
Charles E. Winnen , Joshua P. Burdick ,
Frank A , Benolken , John Belles Herman
Bootger , John Zaln , John W. Taylor , Andrew
J. Baldwin , Stephen A , Signer , William A ,
Hunter. Additional Francis M. Straight ,
Royal A , Jenkins , Joseph N. Shaw. Increase
Jacob A Force , Josiah M. Rambaugh.
Original widows , etc. Margaret , widow o t
Collins Robertson ; minor of George Tapoan.
South Dakota : Oritrinal Tuomus Scar-
veil , Sandy McCray. Wesley C. Howell.
Increase William Carl , Richard Oliver ,
Homer E. Lewis.
Issue of May 1,1591 : Iowa : Original-
Lewis L. Durham , John K. Burges , Bar-
slUa P. Bowers , Johu G. Hone , John
Noonan , William H. Henman , Daniel Melter ,
William F. Harned , Martin L. Bristow ,
Perry Walters , Samuel F. Price , Edward J.
Dickinson , Adam Borschel. Franklin Den-
ham. Martin Travis. Milo McCartney ,
Charles Neff , Stephen Roberts , EdwintBux-
ton , John Wicks , James Sbankster , Jainc.
W. Messlck , Andrew J. Fausher , David
Avers , Joseph Bishop , William WiUou ,
David M. Stevenson. Amos A. Bartine.
Joseph Warren , John Zimmerman , William
H. Barber , Hewberry F. Miller , Miles M.
Parker , Robert M. Pierson. Additional-
Daniel Stohl. Enoch Trimble , I.yman Mills.
Increase John Muzelman , Jacob Dague.
Paul Trembler , Frederick Beaver. Thomas
W. Maxwell , Jacob H. Davis. Balis W.
Thompson , Zacbanah Morris. Original wid
ows , etc. Faunio W. , widow of O car U.
Miller : Robert , father of Jefferson Green ;
John M. , father of Cbnrles C. Moore : Je-
rusha , widow of George Johnson. Mexican
survivors William Harris.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup the oest remedy for their call
drcn. 25 cents a bottle.
Caught at Kai-t.
Officers Vaughn and Boyle were standing
on the corner of Twenty , fourth and Cuming
streets lust night when Joe Pierson came
along. He was immediately placed under
arrest , much to bis surprise , and charge *
with snooting with intent to kill.
Some seven months ago Pierson shot a
finger off the baud of A. St rebel. & car
uenter , at tbo corner of Eighteenth um
St. Mary's avenue.
Strobe ! cau.o home from % vork ono nigh
and found llcrsou embracing his wife , Ex
peeling & row , Pierson drew a revolver um
shot at Strobe ! , Uking oB the third finger
ou he left hand. Pierson left the city im
mediately and last night was nil first public
appearance since ths affair.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers , best pill.
Annual Session of tbe Stale Pharmaceu
tical Arsiciation al' Beatrice.
PRELIMINARY TRIAL Of MURDERESS.
Doubt as to Helen lU&yelv Sanity No
Question as to Her Guilt of
the Crime Other" " State
(4 '
New (
BEATRICE , Neb. , May CO. ( Special Tele
gram to Tnc BEE. I The teatb annual meet
ing of the Nebraska Pharmaceutical associa
tion convened at the auditorium at 3ltO : this
afternoon with representatives present from
all quarters of tbe state. Tbe proceedings
were opened bj a brief address by President
C. J. Dunbash of Lincoln , Introducing Hon.
George A. Murphy , city attorney , who wel
comed toavisilors on behalf of the city in the
absence of Mayor Fogg. Mr. E. Shultz de
livered tbo address of welcome on behalf of
the local druggists. James Reed of Ne
braska City responded lu a neat
and witty address , after which the
association proceeded to the formal routine
business of the meeting which was concluded
by the annual address of President C. J.
Daubach of Lincoln.
The meeting of tbo association was pre
ceded in the morning by the meeting of the
state board of pharmacy , at which about
twenty applicants for dtuegist permits wer
examined. The examining board will not be
prepared to submit the list of successful ap
plicants before tomorrow morning.
This evening the visiting drucgists were
handsomely entertained al the Beatrice club
rooms bv that organization. Tomorrow's
programme will consist lu the morning of ap
plications and election of new aemberc : re
ports of officers and committees and a lecture
oa sugar beet culture by Prof. Nicholson.
The afteruoon will be devoted to music ,
trames and sport at the Chautauqua grounds ,
concluding with a steamboat excursion on
he Blue in the evening.
Sumlny School Association.
KEAHNET , Neb. , May 26. [ Special Tele-
; ram to TUE BEE.J The Buffalo County
Sunday School associ&ticn held Its first ses
sion here this morning. The delegates
rom out of the city were : J. W. Waters ,
Jnion Valley ; J. E. Miller and wife. Majors ;
Wilhasi Bone , Gibbon ; Miss Ida Stockwell ,
{ ev. J. H. McAdam , Shelton ; A. W. Smith ,
Prairie Center ; Rev. C. C. Kyle and wife ,
Mrs. J. B. Bell and Mrs. Crooks. Majors , S.
3. George , Miss Hattle M. Georce , Mr = . H.
? . Carsons , Mrs. A. B. Carson , Gibbon ; Mrs.
Van Dusen , Kearney county. Ibis after
noon an interesting paper by F. B. Bicknell
w as read. Primary work was treated of by
Mrs. J. C. Currie. This evening addresses
were delivered by Rev. G. H. MoAdams and
E. J. Uosworth. The meeting will close to
morrow afternoon.
Fclsnlnjr Inraulty.
KEAJIXET , Neb. , May 23. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Bee. ] Mrs. Helen Ba yc , the
woman arrested on the charge of murdering
tier child , which was fouud ja the canal lost
week , was riven a preliminary trial today.
She waived examination and was bound over
to the district court without bail. Since her
arrest Sunday morning she las been spnd-
intrher lime quietly in jail , sometimes felen-
Ing Insanity. It Is generally conceded that
the woman Is not sane and testimony at her
trial may pos ibly send her to the asylum.
The case arainst'her is clear and the insanity
dodge will bj her ouly means of escaping severe -
vere punishment for her awful crime ,
Started fur
KEAKXET , Neb. , May ' 2CL Special Tele
gram to THE BEE. ] Rev. John ' Asken and
wife , accompanied by'SrfS.'Aske'n's father ,
started this morning for England , where they
will spend the summer -with relatives. Rev.
Asken will represent Cougicgatlonallsm la
Nebraska at the international council of
churches in London , and is also a delegate
from Neoraska to tbe seventh international
congress of hygiene nnd demoprapbv. which
will DO held in London jn August. While in
England Dr. Askcn will talk on tbe Interests
ot Nebraska and tbe great west.
Bountiful Harvest Promised.
BEAVEII CITT , Neb. , May 20. [ Special to
THE BEE.J All western 'Nebraska rejoices.
Spring rains have been plentiful and crops of
all kinds are in excellent condition. Rye and
winter wheat are already beaded out and
promise a bountiful harvest. Snring wheat
is looking well , wbilocorn Is up. showing a
good stand. Farmers all declare that pros
pects for a large crop of all kinds were never
better at this time of the year. Thus far
during May six inches ot r in have fallen ,
a % measured by the government gauge kept
at the depot In ttis city.
Flouring Mill for Tobias.
Tonus , Neb. , May 2tX [ Special to THE
BEE. ] The Ellson i Harvey millinr com
pany of Iowa commenced work today on a
new seventy-five barrel mill at this place.
This , with a number of other business houses
now in course of construction , will make
quite a boom for Tobias this season.
For the first time in ths history of the
town no saloon licenses have been granted
thus far tnls year.
President Harrison to Thaycr.
LINCOLN , Neb. , May 2C. Governor Thayer
today received a letter from President Har-
nson in relation to the interview concerning
the Tbayer-Boyd controversy. The presi
dent says simply that it Is unnecessary to
make an explanation , as he could not and
would not bavc indulged In a discussion of
tha gubernatorial muddle while a guest of
the people of Nebraska.
Dainnge by U-iln.
REPUHLICAX Cirr , Nea. , May 2(5. ( [ Special
to THE BEE. ! This vicinity nas been visited
w Uh the hardest rain storais that have been
known here for yean , doing great damage ,
washing out tbe railroad grade , bridges ,
grain and corn. A good deal of corn will
have to he replanted. Hownver , the farmers
are Jubilant over the prospects of a good
crop. _
Assoo ation.
OsroKt ) , Neb. , May 0. [ Special to THE
BEE. ] The Republican Valley Press associa
tion will convene in this city on Tuesday ,
June 5 , at which time arrangements will be
perfected for a mid-summer excursion to tbe
mountains. Tbe visiting quill drivers will
be entertained at the expense of the citizens
of Oxford during their stay here.
Ofllcers
O-EDLA , Neb. , May 2 < L--r Special to THE
BEE. ] Rising Star lodge. No. 75 of Oddfel
lows ai their meeting last eight elected the
following oQlccrs : Noble tyand. Judge T. H ,
Saunders ; vice grand , V. H. Clark ; treas
urer , Joseph Karrer ; secretary , Georce R.
McCoy ; representative to tte grand lodge ,
W. J. Conkline. _ " /
An Old Citlzen-Deail.
O'N'E LtNet > . , May2t5.-.JSpedal Telegram
to THE BEE. ] John Croln , one of the oldest
and most retpected reiHcntfof Holt county ,
died hero yesterday and was buried today.
Ho was one of the first settlers of this
county The funeral was the largest ever
bild here.
_
Hewnrtl for n Horse hief.
KEAKNET , Neb. , May 26. [ Special Tele
gram to THL BEE.J A , valuable dappled gray
mare was stolen last debt from E. P. .Leon
ard. A reward of f75 Is offered for the de
tention of tbo thief.
Masonic Klc'-tlon at Oxford.
OxroiiD , Neb. , May SO , [ Special to Tut
The Ileht Proof
of the wondet ful curative qualities of the
Carlsbad Sprudel Suit is the fact that it
is Imitated. The genuine is without
equal as an aperient for Chronic Consti
pation , Rheumatism , Dyspepsia , Liver
and Kidney trouble ; , otc. lie feuro and
secure only the genuine.
BEE. ' At the regular meeting ot Rawalt
loaco No. litS , Acient , Free and Accepted
Ma ons. the following ofllcers were elected
for the ensuing year and will bo duly In
stalled St , John's day , June 2-4 : W M . A.
J. Cole ; S. W. , J. L/Lasbbrook ; J. W. , W.
O. Critchflcid , treasurer. N A. Pettyprove-
secretary , J , A. Perkins.
Ct'SHl.NO'S Li ITT liK VBtO.
He Ajipl e It Gently tint Firmly to the
Ilond Klectlon.
Mayor CusbAn ? held tbe edge at the coun
cil meettnr bcld last night , and the majority
was with him.
Ho vetoed thcordmauco providing for holdIng -
Ing n special election on June 30 to vote upon
the question of Issuing Jl.VD.UOO of paving and
sewer bonds.
He ga\e numerous reasons for bis acts ,
stating that a new election eould not be held
without a new and complete registration ;
that as tbe law provides for a new registra
tion only In the fall , it Is doubtful if one
made now would be legal : that It Is doubtful
If the bonds couin be sold ; that It Is also
doubtful If the necessary two-thirds majority
would vote for bonds ; that the cost would
not bo less than fiS.OOO. 15 per cent of the
proposed issue of bonds. He also stated that
there are now contracts of last year that
amount to { 173,000 , and that it would be bet
ter to complete these before incurring any
additional Indebtedness ,
Tne comptroller was called upon to state
tbe funds on hand for Improvements. He
knew that some contracts are not completed ,
but knew nothing about any money to make
new improvements.
Tbe veto was sustained , Donnelly , Elsas-
ser , Modsen and President Lowry being the
only ones of the fifteen members who went
against the mayor's Judgment.
The mavor vetoed the ordinance orovidlns
for the widening of Dorcas street frunj Sixth
street to Grandview. He urged that
there Is some doubt about Dorcas street hav
ing been legally oi > ened. The veto was sus
tained.
Tne Crook monument resolution was ve
toed , tbe rrayor sayitg that he thinks the
city has no power to appropriate money for
the erection of a monument.
Attorney Poppletou being called upon for
an opicion said the city has no authority to
appropriate money for this purpose. Ho
hated to say it , but tbo expermiture cannot
legally be made. The veto v as sustained.
Constipation poisons tnc biooa : DeWitt's
Little Early Risers cure Constipation. The
cause removed the disease is cone.
II I'l < Hf.JtS IX SES81O.V.
Sixth Annual Convention of tlie Na
tional Protective Association.
PiTTstiuto , Pa. . May 20. Four hundred
dekcates were present today at the sixth
annual convention of the Natioual Butchers'
Protective association.
The afternoon session of the Butchers' Na
tional Protective association was called to
order by President Peter * and the auditing
committee , consisting of W. J. Hawkins of
St. Louis John Dunkle of Wheeling and
John Moulties of St , Louis , was appointed.
A telegram was read from the Austin , Tex ,
association asking that the annual meeting
be held in that city , and the question of ev
taollsbiug an insurance and death benefit
orcauizati a in connection with tbe general
organization was laid over. The policy com
mittee repjrtod and recommended tbtt
hereafter there should be allowed
aue delegate for every ten members in-
atcad of one for every tweutv members , as it
now stands. A motion to adopt the commit
tee's suggestion was lost , The committee
also suggested that the question of establish
ing distributing districts for live and dressed
stock should be discussed. Mr. A. D. Gard
ner , of Dallas , Tex. , opened the discussion
and made qtilto a lengthy address , tn which
he said that the question was one of vital im
portance , not only to the associations but to
the consumer ulso. The stockmen of the west
roe looking to the association to help them as
csalnst the Chicago monopolistic combine.
This monoply forces up prices and comes Into
active competition with every butcher. The
speaker advocated that the association adopt
measures whereby they can buy their stocic
direct from tbo western fields. Mr. Garancr
was interrupted , as the time for adjournment
had arrived , and ho will finish bis address at
tomorrow's session.
Sucker Wants I ! ! * Money Back.
CHICAGO , May 26. Ex-United States Sen
ator D. M. Sabin of Minnesota sat in Judge
Grestam's court this morning witb an
amused f mile on bis face as he listened to
Lawyer Flower's statement of the alleged
facts in a big suit against Mr. Sabin begun
by H. H. Porter , a Minnesota railroad man.
Tbe suit is to recover $103,003. Several years
ace Mr. Sabin was a member of the firm of
Seymour , Sabin & Co. , manufacturers of
railroad cars. The business was extensive.
but the firm decided to enlarge its plant and
invited additional capital to Join with them
to form the Northwestern manufacturing
and car company , with a capital of some
thing like $3 , K.UOO. ) On the representation
of Senator Sabin Mr. Porter invested $100-
000 , and be claims the liabilities of tbe old
concern were not honestly represented to
him. He found , be allcces , that the indebt
edness -was nearly the amount of the capital
MOCK , and thus" his $100,000 proved a very
poor investment ,
Dr. Birney cures catarrn. Boo bldj ,
Jnmes Leo and William Carroll are
held as suspicious characters. They
were arrested in a lodging-house with a
bolt of silk in their posses-ion , and are
suspected of burglarizing a ttoro in an
Iowa town.
wny will You.
Continue to i se msdlclna ton n'ni.ig
m'-TOury and o a h , when y. u know
thatitwi.l lulnjourhea th. swift's
; -pccific.S. S. uhKo
S. S. S. i contains nj mercury -
_ _ cury or poison of
y k nl ; , it 1s the ouly pennane .t
cure for con a ious Blood Talat , or
" luh rit.il scrofula.
I" Bow are of c cap
Im . .tioas : ud * o-
VECETABUE. .
a.
inj to le just as good. Tnere
. nl in'- . -.Ji. Take not'iing else.
BOOK tH HOOD 4t < D 3fl/f DliCjJt : 3 ffCC.
" > i n t intA. Gn.
NEW OCrDEN HOTEL.
The Now Ozdvn Hotel. In Council niutTs.lins
been completely refurnished and modernized
throughout , and U now one of the best hotels
In the state. It is located In the business part
of thcelty and the electric motors pass the
door every four mlnutns. 1'lre escapes and
tire alarms throughout the bulldlnz. Steam
heat , hot and cold water and sunshine tn
every room Table unsurpassed anywher- .
Kates , K.X ( > aiiy.
GEO. M. WHITNEY. Manager.
Sims & Sanndcrs7ne th'.tl'.r taI > S5
fcderul courts. Itoims 'I , 4 and 6 huart
licno block. Council Uluft * . la.
fhimhpr ? Attorney at Law. No. 19
. J , lualUUtla , I'oari ( .trtet , over llu S-
nell's More. Telephone No. 2VL Ilus.ncJi
huur > b a. ni. W ) 'J p. m. Uouucll Illuls , 1 L
ORAND ,
Council Bluffs , la.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
Is Now Open.
George T. Phelps. Manager.
ItOllllH.
Notice is hereby clvcn that the Hoard of
TriikteotiOf thu r Ilugt-of Oakland. Ko' < ra kn
Kill , ou tlif Mb day nf JuuU1. | . at c.ch
o'clockp. . uu sell on open bid * , water bond * of
laid vllUce to the tnouut of fT.vji UO.
JAB. W , IIOLiislClftT , Village CH > rk.
- - - -
Terrible jJlood Poison
Suflcre : ! nil A Man Could Suffer < tml Lire.
JJodf Cou-rcil VfMi An fnl Sores.
Curcil bj Citltcnra Iti-nieilU'S.
trrrit l > k < " . p JIM. aim. a jut are
with two * - . * l phoiclann n Hhr uf
whom dM m" " ! any C' 1 t uflir sl : all ft mau run mf
trrnaUT llortnr o' Tour OtTIrt KA ItKMK i
IMKI I c * B l-.ued t trjr ttirni liwwim. if thrr did '
Oif IK > niKvl thr ; cvulil mr mi > r p t hate ]
b" n uilnc Ihfni nb. it truf at nd urn motl
hap ; > r In aj thill 1 nn altuof I rid f tbr awful orf
that cuTrrrdrur fare and txxlr Mj facr a < i bait. !
If not nr p. thnn tbit of MlM Uorntun. rafn of '
la four book. and I wouM aj tn anr one IP tlirtamr I
condition to u CITIC fKA. and tlifj wllUurrlj If i
cored Vun mir ore thli Irllrr In the lotrroU of
K.V UEV.\OI.l > . AiliUnd Ohio.
Face All Broken Out
I * a ati r , time ahatuid to be ern. licc-in * ? my
f arc a nil bn arn ml with 1 1 H d dl'e.\ 1 irleO
all rrmdlF In rain and about two > r r aso enl
; or jour book 'How Hi to Cure ' kin an < 1 Bkxxl 1)1
e e . " hlfb w * w , rth ttJ ti. m I am clad to rre-
omirrnd jonr irrwt CtTICUIlHKMKDtr.s , ai > d
nop * ell who hare blood dUmrs will rend ( or jour
book. JOHN A < > IIA < ; < )
Applrton CltT. Mo.
_
Cuticura Resolvent
The new Illood and Skin Purifier.
of Humor Hciru'dlcs. Internally ( to cleaiiM'
blcKHl o ( all Itnnurltk-- and poisonous ele
ments. nna thus rtimavo the ca o. and Cirri-
rrnA , the eri-at Sln Cure , mid IUTICTKA
Souan exquisite Skin Hi-autlficr. externally
( toclwir tln > kln and rali > . and r 'sto > tha
halrl. speedily curtoer > liuinor and dl-ca r j
of tliv skin. sculp : ind lilo IK ) w ill lo of ti.i'r. ' i
whether ilclilntiuin'nz. ' . s-aly plmph utid
blotchy , whether 'Imp1crrotti ou . lieifdl-
tiry. or conta Ions whvn phMolnti anil all
other rcmedlex falL
Sold e eryuhero I'r'ce. HTcrii : * . vie. * o r.
2"c : 15tsui.Tc.ST. ! 1. I'n-partMl b > UIP I'OTTKII
Durn \ ( iiENiru. CoitiMiitTinv ! OM.
paces 5i , t lustrations. anJ 1W testimonials
ifk 1 e.ds , cb ipiM-dan-loily k n
cured by t'lTict'iti M > .UIC TKD o r
FREE Fa'OMlHEUMATISM
Is "INK Mt.MTE TIIK ( nl fKA
V.vTl-l'Ais 1't.ASir.ii reliesesrheu-
uatlc. tc at r. li.p , kUlnr > . eht-st
arid muse ilar I'uin' . nnd weak-
. The first and only pnh'xilllnp plnster
DR. IlcitrHRET * ' SPECIFICS are Kitutiacally and
carefully pre i- l { mfcrlpuont i UM\ | for many
yean la prl ate Jiractlce w itli u Tw.iHS ( f or cvirr
Ihlrtr jrars n l by tJie iope. . E TOT r Incle frj -
cloc u a ( ( xclal curt- for Uio dl'cow naac < l.
Tbf e Sp iar cnre wtiboat drtyrcsrs , purf-
Inc or reducing the eit m aud are la fuct and
< 2ccdthepoTerclcn rrmrilc oftlip\Vorld.
. crurs. nucrn.
, Cccfiatlon , ln ammatlon .V. }
Worian , W < irm Fe\vT. Worm Colic .if.i
3 I'rylnir CoMc.orTwtblEKoflnfacu , V3
4 Illarrnea , of Chllirenor Adull * . .vf. %
5 ly cmerj , Qrlplnit.liUlonjCoUc-
O t'nolrra M orhusomltlng. . . . . , jo
7 CoiiKbn , Cold , Bronchltlj . J.I
, Tootliacbr. 1'acrachr .V , * >
llrodnchrfc , blckllradachf. Vertigo , 'il
I > r pep ln. Blll ut Stomarh . '
11 Surprrnedor 1'nlufnl I'erlodfc. .
i'i Whlirf , toorrofuw } > rl < > di .
lj ; ( 'roan , Coosh. Dimrnltlircilhlnr . .
11 Milt tChrum. KrriU : , Krniitloiii. . ' 2.1
15 IlhruinnlUtn. Ilbeumatlc 1'aln * . ' ! }
in Frvrrand Acne , Chill. . Slalarla. . . .flo
17 Pile * . Wind or lllwdlair . .50
1O ( 'Hlnrrh , InBuenra. ColdlnltifHrad .30
\\booplni Cuuifb , Vlclf nt CoURbt. .o ( >
Jl tirnrral llrlilllt ) ,1'bj-flctlWeakXiHi * . . " 0
21 Klduey l lnen e . -0
VS Srr ou llebllltr l.i
30 I'rlnarr WenUnei * . Vrrttlnennl. .30
3III ea eortbellearl'aJ | > ltatlonl.OO
Soli by Drntrtst . or > ent t > o tjial < ! on receipt
of price. I n IlcurunrTf' Mixciu ( J41 pacr )
rlcnlj bound In cloth and gold , mailed five.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Cor. WilUan and John Strteta , Key York.
SPECIFICS.
Liebig COMPANY'S
EXTRACT OF BEEF
"IN DARKEST AFRICA , "
"By Henry M. Stanley.
"TheI.lebleCflrapvjy'i Extractwai of thechoic
e if Pace 39 , Vol. 1.
"I.lebl ; and meat ronps had to t > e prepuel in f uf-
DclflM qaantltle * to nre oot enpfolt to e ch weak-
neilu.an as he itaorered In. " l' B H3. VoL 1.
OnvMadl manaeed to cr l near mf tnt.
He wc nt onoe Ixirn * n a flre and laid wltbln a few
Inches of I ! , and with the addition of a pint uf hot
brotb made from tbe U flls CompiDy'p Kxtract of
Beef we reitored him to h l ien > e . " I'aee Se , VoLll
Genuine only w.th
fae-slmlle of J. v s
LiEBir.'s slcnatura In
blue Ink across label ,
thus :
Electris Trussas ,
Belts , Chsst Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED. DR. C. B. JUJ ) .
6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs. la
TKLEfHOXK UOI.
CITIZENS STATE BAM
Of Council Bluff * .
CAPITAL STOCK . S150.090
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.003
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . . 225.00D
DlHi-TOHH-I. A. Miller , F O Glewa. E. L
F huc&rt. E. E. ll.irt. J D Edmuniwn. Ohirlei
It. Ilannan. Transict ceuer.it biaklat bu l *
neti Lar.-est capital &nJ lurplu * ot nr
banklaSauthwettern
INTERE5TON TIME DEPOSITS ,
31. II. Vlt.lUHKUI.I\ . I ) .
Kje , Kar. No e and Throit
Council liluSi. - - Iowa.
s * > re ere , cro eje
painful and wpak vl.lon 7
earaeuf. Opafnt-'i , dl -
charge ! from tb cari. ca
tarrh , haj ferer , mthma-
and all acute and chronic
atlectloni of the thro&t n
racially OUn rjet ? t-
UH | wtibontpaln GU et cccuratclr procrlhel la
dlOrult C3 ei , often caring chronic neuriUti anl
flcK tieilarheSnr lrsl operalloni , wtieo nrcei-
nrr pilnle * l7 i > erforoitl. a turtnz bet reinUi
OCice. shaeort-liena block , room I I'ouncll Ulu3 . U
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
* T < tna | | family : coed viget. Mr * .
SOT X lit St.
STKAVr.Dor vtolcu.nne medium dark bay
hiirc. ilx jrar < old. two white hind fret.
left foot Marred by barb wire , i-rntrlm on
one hitiJ fiK'l. white tarln forehead , black
IIIHIIO Kiut tAlt , welrlit alnut I- ' . iithtly
M > HVbxeKfd. rlkderxlll be rc r r led bjr re
turning to Jitiiu' * MeCabe , corner ( 'runic and
Kltn tv. MeirnhiKtlde , Council
f po THAnt-Two hou e * tnlots on Uroad-
JL WHJT to trnde for tncant Iot on Fourth.
rifth or Sixth avenues. Addruu Urown A
L'ncer.
Al AONIKU'F.NT acre property in flvo-acr *
111. tract * , located IS miles from postoftlce ,
for vale on reasonable term * . Some flno rc l-
denec property jorjnt ! bv Day A Hess.
\\T.\XTKH Oood brlcKmnkrr to buy out
l plant or manufacture brick br thr thou
sand or by thr day. None but good , rvsponsl-
h'eiiian need ipuly. Mu t give irood refer
ence * . C. (1 Greenwood , Silver City , Iiv.
\\7AJsTKI > - lly a young man with export *
11 euee nnd rtforrncr position In a wbolB-
tMo house vliere ho can advance. Addroi
KM. lleeofilce. Council lliuffi.
iroll SAI.K-Ourfino family her e. iult blo
L for rldlupor driving. Apply to I'JO S. 6th
fpO lo er * of horses The larcest lot of oats
L and the finest In the cltv : also hnr nnd
feed tC > all kinds at S. Uoldstcln i. Cos 1 9
Wc-st HroaOnar.
ANT and psychometric , orcbar-
> acter readings alno dlasno i of di ea e-
S-end lock of hair for readlnsi by letter Mm-
dHy .nnd e > criiiic . Mrs. K. Hooper. 14T. Axe-
niie K. near corner ISth sU Council H un& ,
.Vie andl TO.
iroit HKNT Two newlr turnlihed romnst
bat'i. hut nnd cold vtater Hticl vtenm heat
Grand h ite annex. eoond floor.
IfOK SALK 1'or IentantedIf ! you w ant
tobuy. sell or rent anvthln ? In the i. _ .
C'tate line don't do It until you ha\e seen our
iBrc" list of u-irgnln * . Swan \ Walker. No. 113
Main nnJ tla IVarl stret-tn Council Itiuff * .
"I7 > Ult ? AI.E-lIotel centrally lo itcJ , dolnz
Jccod tmslni'sv Or will cxchmiio for KooJ
fartn lu western Io-.ru.
Hotel leusu. faru turo and fixture * ; an A
No. 1 chance to step Into n poo-1 paying busi
ness Keasons for selling , other business re-
qu'rln ' ; all owner's attention.
Harpnlns .n tesldencu and butlnc'i prop
erty It I' nftleer. real estate an I insurance
iii-cut , Na2 N. Mnln M. . Council Itltids.
A1UEN ! > Some choice garden land near
Ci
* ConnII Klulls for sale onea y terms , al o
vineyards aud u large list of lovri larma.
Johnston A. Van 1'atten.
FOK KENT The McMabon block. 3 storr
brleK. with basement und elevator. J w.
Squire , JO. I'earl street.
F OK SALE or Rant 3irJ 3 ian-L wlta'
houtti. or J U. Hloa. Ml Mala it. , OouoaU
BluCi
llic Wontlcrful Now I'rocesti Vajvor
Stove.
We sell the only cccuino New Process
nnd the celebrated Quick Meal New Process
stoves , the Dost made. One diUcrenco be
tween the genuine and Imitations Is that the
Imitations bavo a small needle-like tube to
draw off oil that don't evaporate , the eenulni
. tins no such tllmtlatnj. we have soW nearly
' one butdred already this sen on. Lights
I like pas ; absolutely safe ; no smoke or soot ;
I as simple as a cook sUve. Sec us before
' buying. A few fine $35.00 gas ranges closing
out at f 10.00 each.
Hpl'rlcerntorR.
i'he bct ever offered ; 20 per cent discount
over last year's prices.
Lawn Mcmcrfl.
Highest prado only f > 3.00. Screen \vir
dooi-s , frames , etc. , etc.
Bicycles.
Larfre t tock in the -.vest. The famous
Little Giant boy's wheel , the Victor , highest
grade , world's best wheelboth , for ladies and
gentlemen. COLE & I 'oi.c ,
41 Main Street.
I'on't Give Awuy Jloney
And pet nntliliiz In return. You are * ! uiply
doing U hen you pay the price commonly
asked fnr an ordinary Inwn mower If the price
U more than ! " > . ( U.Yu lll ( ell you a tirst-
classt , warranted and guaranteed tuclvc-luch
cioncr for (5.00. Examine them.
Grrtlfii ' 'one Uc per Ft.
Gixxl quality and will give you satUfactlon.
Come aud see It ,
The Best Hcfrljicrator
I the North Star It Is not like < -orae other *
that are warranted to freeze without Ice In
dog-day * . It does use some Ice. but u < es lci
and produces a loner temper.ituro with less
than any other refrigerator on the uiarLeU
Mexican IIiiunnoclfN , 7."c.
They are orth looking at and will give you
lotof comfort during the summer.
Coluinlil i UicyclcJ.
Plenty of them now to supply all demands.
There Is no other In the world equal to It.
llase bull goods , step-ladder * , water coolers ,
hampers and clothes baskets , the llghtn as
lee cream freezers that frepzo In fr.ni three
to five minutes , from tl.2i up. Junior gaso
line stoves from 13 to 17. the relUI le the best
prices , eiunora'tlngstovo made ; for sale only
at 1" . C. DeVol' .SO > Uro-vdway.
Kconoinical
It Is the amount that people sivenotso
much n hat they earn , th.it e.eatuallr makes
them rich. In buying a household necessity
like n refrigerator It Is well to consider Come
th rg eKu than the first cost In determining
lt > economy The Uuernsey Household Kufr g-
cratorUas handsome as a piece of parlor
furniture and costs less than any other Urst-
class article , and btxntls at tlie head as an
economizer of Ice. glrlng the lunest i-old air
temperature. All the packing Is mineral
wool , the best non-conductor of Uoat and
moisture known. All parts can be taken out
and cleaned. Investigate the Guernsey
Household before uuyln ; .
Ij-\vn Mower * .
The New Quaker City I In every respect the
counterpart of the riitludelphta. nnd much
cheuccr. 1'romfitorr. We carry the 1'hlla-
dtlplila also and you can take your choice ,
Screen Doors
and window screens , the largest * nd flne t In
the city , and all the latest novelties In the
hadwar < rllne. at MIL'GAIIT > t CtJ.'S.
No. 11 Muln btlect. Council HlulTs.
FirstNational : - : - Bank
OF
COUWOIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Paid Up Ca-jltal , . . . . $10 : ,000
Oldest ore > nliFd bank tn thp cltf. Forelcn and
Oomertlc cichinire and local iwirllljt. Ruperta
attention paid to collection ! . Acooant * o f Indlrld
uali. banks bnnkrnandoorporaliuni aullcl ted Cor
Tfr pondenre Invlttsl.
OBO. ! - feANFUIlll. Pre IdenL
A. W. IllKKMAN. Caihlrr.
A. T. HICK. A l lant Caihter.
Gas Heating Stoves.
No Asurs ! No SMOKE.
Just tlie thins for bath room * , bed roo-n * , eta
Call and tee our lur
C. B. Gas and Electrla Light Co.
: il I'earl aud 210 Main Street
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Scioed-ack , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1521 Fnrnam St. , Omaha. Dye , clean nnd refinish goods
of every description. Packages received at either office or at the
Works , Cor. Ave. A and 26th Su Council Bluffs. Send for price Hsu
Merchants who Imvo bhop-worn or soiled fabrics ol any character can buvo
them redyod and tlniahed equal to new.