THE OMAHA DALLY BEJU : 'MnDAV , JUJS'JS ' 181)1. )
THE OMAKA. BIDE ,
. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : No. 12 PEARL STRKET.
rcllvri.iJ by Carrier In any part of the City.
H. W. TILTON - - - MANAOEH ,
TELEPHONES *
Business Oflleo , No , 43.
Night Editor. No. 23.
3lIOtt 3IKXT1OX.
N. Y. P. Co.
Council UlulTs Lumber Co. , coal.
Croft's chattel loans , 204 Snpp block.
The democratic primaries will bo held next
Bnliirday evening.
If you want v/ator In your yard or house
KO to Hlxby's , JIOU Morrlnm block.
John Tlnncll and Llwlo Hutler , both of
Council IllulTs , were married yesterday by
Justlco Cones.
A marriage license was Issued yesterday to
William Klrbv of Pottawaltamlo and Nclllo
Vetiublo of Mills county. ,
Dnlbcy's band gave Its fourth annual ball
lait evening In the Masonic temple. It was
well attended , and the dancing was highly
enjoyed.
Special services are being held every even-
IIIK In the Trinity Methodist church. Dr.
Tevls1 preaching and singing lire proving
great attractions.
Blurt City lodge , No ? ' , Ancient , Free nnd
Accepted Masons , will mcot in special com
munication thin evening for work in the first
degree. All Miuons are invited.
Tno ladles of the Presbyterian church gave
n pleasant social last evening In the church
parlors. Ice croatn and strawberries were
served to a laivo number of guests.
Children's day will bo observed lu many of
. the rhurches next Sunday. The children of
the Sunday school will conduct nil the oxer-
cites In the Bcrcuii Baptist church ID the
evening.
A pang of men was busy yesterday ropair-
lti [ ? the pavement on Pearl street. The cedar
blocks have rotted away and in manv places
great holes have appeared several Inches
below the surface of the rest of the paving.
Barbara , thn Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Dofrlos , 2120 Ninth street , died nt
0io : : o'clock last evening of inflammation of
the bowels , nt the ngo of four and n half
months. The funeral will bo announced
later.
Articles of incorporation wcro filed yester
day In the ofllco of the county recorder by
tboVnlnut milling company of Wr.lnut , Pot-
tnwaltamlo county. The capital stock Is
J'JI.COO. The incorporators are J. C. Spang-
Ii-r , O. W. Eroc , O. M. Moshcr and K. D.
Burko.
The foreclosure suit of L. Hummer against
Stephen tlrlmshawo wns on trial yesterday
afternoon before Judge Smith In the library
room of the counU * court houso. In the ofllco
of the superintendent of schools Judge Mncy
heard another section of the case of. Gray
' against Whlto.
Architect Schmock lot the contract last
night for the handsome pavilion that tno park
commlsHlonors hnvo decided to erect In Fair-
mount park this season. The work will be
done by William ICastnor , formerly foreman
of the J. A. Murptiy company. A force of
men will to put to work today and the hand
some building will bo completed by July 1.
Henry Dean wns examined yesterday by
Commissioner F. S. Thomas , on the charge
of Insanity , and was found to bo In his right
mind. Ho wns immediately rcarrested on on
Information Hied by John Bishop , charging
him with threatening to kill Fred Hoist in
Washington township. Dean was brought
Hjeforo Justlco Swcnringcii , and after an in
vestigation wns discharged.
An alarm of flro was sent In yesterday
morning fiom the Grand hotel. The news
quickly spread that the hotel was on lire ,
nnd In a short time ttiostreet in front of the
building was crowded with spectators. They
.were considerably relieved although some
what disappointed , to learn that the alarm
had been sent.in merely in order to test the
flro apparatus. The firemen wcro on the
sccno in a'fo\y , minutes. A line of hose was
quickly conncojdd with a lire plug , the mon
mounted Iho uJJaln , : by moans of flro es
capes , and'liiii,9liort time the hoao was play
ing upon the roof of the hotel.
Pianos , organs , C. B. Music dp. , 533 B'wny
t AIjlSI S A 1,101
At the Bos-ton Store , Council IJluftM ,
Iowa.
Special Juno snlo for two weeks bocan
SATURDAY , JUNE 0.
Ono or two of the thousands of bargains
offered at this Rt-cat sale ,
WASH GOODS.
Ifio Vlgoroux suitings for lOc a yard , 30 In.
wide.
1'J' o Columbia suitings , choice styles , 8) ) 0 ,
or 13 yards for $1.00.
rBo chullles for 2 > $ c , or 10 yards for 25c.
10(5 outing flannel for Gjo. }
> i Clinntonp Pongee , worth 18e , for 12' c.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
lOc ladles' rlbboil vests 7c , or 4 fori'io.
20o ladles' shnpcd vests , 1'J' ' o or 2 for 2oo.
fiOc ladles' fnnoy vests ! Mc.
7Bo ladles' silk vests for49o.
2.ro bnlbrlKgim hose llloor 11 pair for HOc.
Juat received another lot of our No. 375
laillcs' last black hose , worth 45c , for this
sale 25o 11 pair. Ask to sco them.
DRESS GOODS.
45c brllllantlnos , ilurlnir sale for .lie.
fiOc brllllnntlncs , during sale for ilOc.
All the newest nnd most deslrablo shtulos.
All our OT > u and T.'io black honricttas , serges ,
etc. . In ono lot for 57 o during this salo.
All our $1.00 black goods In honrlcttai ,
sorgos , whip cords , siitln strlnes , Drape D'
Almas , In ono lot for this sale 77lc.
BOSTON STORE ,
Council Bluffs , In ,
Try Duquotto & Co.'s Pomona fruit Julco
tablets. They are delicious.
PEMtHOX.M , I'A It A OKA 1'tIH ,
George Wlsu has returned from a visit to
South Dakota.
Mrs. Oharlos Eborsolo of DCS Molnc. % Is In
the i-lty , the guest of the family of George L.
Smith.
Hon. M. F. Rohrer and J. L. Vcsov re
turned yesterday morning from dodur
Rapids.
U Seubert , wlfo and daughter , and Potcr
Wuls started for Germany last Wednesday.
They will bo away several months.
B. A. Halo , grand sachem of the Improved
Order of Red Men , wns in the city night before
fore last , on a visit to Pottawattau.to tribe of
the oroor.
N. P. Dodge loft last evening for the oust
where ho will bo joined by his chlostson , who
Is Just completing n college course. Tho.two
-will then sail for Europe , expecting to bo
n broad until fall.
Lon Bassott , who has bcou spending
several months In Salt Lnko City In tno hnpo
of regaining his health , Is expected homo
this evening , His friends will bo pained to
leant that ho Is still In very poor health uml
has received but little bcnollt from the trip.
13. S. Carl , cashlor of the City Na
tional bank of Davenport , R. Van Vechton
of the Cedar Rapids National mink ,
L. Alden , president of the Bank of
Imogcno , and II. M , Dostwlck of the
Woodbine bank , were In the city vostorday
on their return homo from the banker's con
vention at Sioux City. They were piloted
ever the city by C. R. Ilnntmntuul were very
favorably Impressed with the appearance of
things hero , _
ltoi > us for Sale.
I have two cars of 1,000-pound mares and
guiding * , ages from two to seven , which I
will hold nt the transfer stock yards for the
next ten days. Fred Slieeloy.
Morgan's prices for furnltu o on Install
ment plan lower than any other house In city.
u < -'arr't\KO.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Ueon.0'H. Champ
and driver wuro out for a rltlo. When they
reached First street the pllo driver virtuoso
who Is employed on the now Methodist
church suddenly struck up o solo. The
hors" * begun rcnrlug and plunging , and
turned the carrlago directly iiorobs the street.
At this moment a farmer's team that had
been ( rightonrit by the same uolso cauio
dashing along and crushed Into the carrlago ,
upsetting It anil spilling the occupants Into
the ht root. Several cltUons who happened
to sco the affair rusheu to the rc&cuo , u part
of them securing the horsei whllo the rest
assisted Mm. Champ and the coachman to
get out of tholr prodlcauiout. The carrlago
was cousldorably damaged.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Little luformal Consultation Between Oitl-
zina and Railroad Official *
NO UNION bEPOT IN SIGHT AS YET ,
Homo Plain Tnllc lit n Quiet tt'ny on
llic Topic Develops Very Mttlo
JIopo lor I'YIiMulB ' of
the Pr juot.
A mooting was called last evening In tno
board of trade rooms for the purpose of con
sulting with a number of ofllcluls of the Kan
sas City , St. Joseph & Council Bluffs railway
company , who wcro In the city on n tour of
Inspection. ' It was nt once surmised that the
call had something to do with thcunlon depot
question , and the room was accordingly filled
with citizens. President Hart of the board
of trade calk-d the meeting to order nnd
stated the object. The ofllclals had not
wanted to meet a Inrgo number of the citizens
In a formal way , they simply wanted to look
around quietly and sec what sort of people
Bluflllcs were.
The following ofllcLils of the Kansas City
road were moment : W. ( J. Brown , general
tic. assistant general freight agent , St.
Joseph ; A. C. D.iwes , vJncrul passenger
and freight aqont , St. Louis ; Ci. M. Ilohl ,
superintendent , St. Joseph ; O. M. Spenser ,
general solicitor , St. Joseph , and J. W. Hod
dens , chief surpcon , St. Joseph.
W. II. M. Pusoy nnd O. F. Wright , as
members of the depot committee , recalled
the trials ana tribulations they had been
through In the vain attempt to make the
railroads believe that Council Bluffs really
wanted n union depot and did not Intend to
take no for mi answer. They referred to the
fact that there had arisen a division nmong
the people , n part having given up the idea
of ever having a union depot nnd tried to induce -
duce the companies to build new local depots
as the next best thing. They were very much
opposed to this move. To bo sure , It looked
very dubious , but with the eye of fuith
they could look ahead and see. somewhere In
the dim future , that union depot in all the
glory of brick and motar.
Mayor Mncrao did not have anything par
ticular to say about the union depot , but ho
called the attention of the railway ofllcials to
the fact that their bridges over Indian creek
were oil too low and they had caused the
overflow of the bottoms n number of times
lately after heavy rains.
M. F. Uotlrer stiteu that Council Bluffs
people wcro very modest. This natural mod
esty had Interforred with the progress of the
city from the very lirst and it had amounted
almost to a mania la the matter of the
union depot. The members of the
committee had never struck him as
being particularly modest themselves , nnd
yet it was painfully evident that the depot
matter had not been pushed by them with us
much energy nt it might have been. Omaha , '
St. Joseph , nnd any other city that might bo
mentioned , would not pay any attention to
any talk about hard times , but to Council
Bluffs the oxctiso had answered as well as
any codld have done.
E. L. Shugurt thought Council Bluffs had
given the railroads everything they had ever
asked for , and in return had gotten abso
lutely nothing. There was no use in mincing
matters , the city wanted that depot. The
depots that are now in use are a disgrace to
the city , nnd it would have bconn irood thing
for the company and a good thing for the
city If someone had touched n match to the
Burlington depot ten years ngo and burned it.
This was getting a little personal , and W.
C. Brown hastened to say a won ! in behalf
of his company. Ho said that ho know that
plans for a now local dcoot had been drawn
up. and the now depot would protmoly bo
built in n short time. In reply to a question
he stated that in all probnbllity'tho erection
of a local acpot would mean the non-erection
ot tno union dopot.
It was thought best that In order to m'o-
servo peace all around all should adjourn to
the Grand hotel , where a banquet had been
Erepared for the guests. It was a Into hour
afore the partakers of the feast , about
seventy-live in number , separated , but when
nt lust they did separate they felt nt peace
with each other and all the world , even If
the } ' could not see any very substantial re
sults from the ovenlng'a consultation.
Do Witt's Little Early Risers , best pill.
Notice ot Amlfjiinicnt Tor Benefit ot
Creditors.
Notice is hcrobv given as required bv sec
tion 2110 , Miller's cede 1833. that the Judd &
Wells company , a corporation whoso princi
pal place of business was in the city of Coun
cil Bluffs , la. , did on the 27th day of May ,
1691 , makes an assignment of all of their prop
erty nmt effects to the underpinned for the
bonollt of their creditors and that all claims
against said Judd & Wells company must be
filed with the undersigned , properly verified ,
within ninety days from the date thereof.
Dated nt Council Bluffs , la. , this Oth day
of June , Ib'Jl. W. H. Ksii : > iinn ,
Assignee of the Judd & Wells Co.
FllANK TltlMIII.R ,
Attorney for assignee.
Don't fall to see the pattern hats at Mrs.
Pfoiffer's for half pilco thU month.
It Always llnpprns.
The tclccram which was received day before -
fore yesterday announcing the victory of the
Council Bluffs hose team No. S nt the lire-
men's tournament In Couar Uaplds , was re
ceived with a great deal of good feeling by
the people of the city. Yesterday another
telegram was received which rather put the
nbovo mentioned good feeling to flight , and
substituted for It large , angry loouing gobs
of Indignation. The telegram stated , in ef
fect , that a protest had bcou filed by four of
the unsuccessful competitors in the : < 0'J yard
strnlght-a-way race , against the awarding of
the first pnzo to the BlutTs team , and giving
as u reason the fact that Lozler , Hess , Hough ,
Pepper and Whitney are nil professional
foot-racers and railing attention to the pro
visions of the constitution of tbo stnto asso
ciation forbidding professionals from taking
any part in the tournament.
A counter protest was filed by Charles
Nicholson of the Bluffs team claiming that
there was hardly a team at the tournament
of which onoor more of the members were
not professionals. The matter was taken
under advisement by the board of control and
yesterday morning it was decided to rule out
the Bluffs team. It was thought that the
same action would probably bo taken with
regard to the other companies which nro run
ning professionals us amateurs.
DoWltt's Little Hurlv Risen for the Llvor
Bright upland hay at slaughter prices for
next thirty davs ; 450 tons , H. L. Carmancor ,
ner Pearl unit fith avenue.
Buy your furntturo , carpets , stoves nnd
household goods of Mamlcl & Klein , Council
BlutTs. Prices very low ; freight prepaid to
your city. _
Lost n Chronometer.
FrnnkCovnlt loft n gold watch hanging In n
shed on Fourth avoiuio where ho was workIng -
Ing day before yesterday afternoon. At 0
o'clock When ho wont for his vest ho found
It , but the watch had been carefully unclasped -
clasped from the chain , the end of which had
been placed In the pocket. Mr. Covult thinks
ho has an Idea who took the timepiece and
lie means to put some of his actcctlvo ability
to wo In capturing him , The vuluo of thu
watch Is about ? JO.
A very small pill but n very BOO J one. Do
Witt's Little liurlv Hlson.
Col ( ii \ SpriiiKH via the Itnuk Island.
Everybody has heard of thorn , located on
the "Great llock Island Uouto. " Colfax has
n dozen medical mineral springs and hun
dreds dally testify to their merits. Savon
llrst-clusa hotels furnish pleasant homes nt
very low rates to the throngs nt health and
pleasure scokcra.
to Ho Dropped ,
Charles C. Dlckenson , the young man who
has spent tbo last two days In the city Jail on
the churgo of seduction , was brought before
Judge McGca yesterday morning lor a pre
liminary examination , Dlckeuson waived
examination , and was bonrid over to await
the action of the grand Jury , his bond being
fixed at C > 00. In default of the bond ho was
sent back to jail.
The girl's father ho * inserted his willing
ness for the youthful transgressors to marry
and the girl has also been willing , but Dick-
cnaoii vns obstinate. Yesterday ho changed
his mind and consented to have the knot Mod.
A license was Issued bv tbo clerk of the
county court , but the wedding did not talco
place. It Is po slblo , however , that the
parties will bo marj-lcd In a dav or two , nnd
that the proceedings against Ulckonson will
o dropped. _
Constipation poisons ttio blood : OoWltt's
Llttlo Early Risers euro Constipation. The
rausercmovod the disease Is gone.
Union Park races , Omaha nnd Council
Jlluffs , Juno 0-12 , f 1.000 ; Sept. 8-11 , MWO {
TJet , 20-22 , $4,000. For programmes address
Nut Brown , sec'y. , Merchants' hotel , Omaha.
Hats nnd ( lowers nt reduced prices ot Mrs.
PfoitTcr's this month ,
Great reduction on black lints , from 50c to
$2 , at MM. Pfoiffor's this month.
AIKK NOT MAIiljIS.
Decision by the Supreme Court on the
Snhjcotor Wonmn'H Kl hl" .
A decision has been rendered by Chief
Justlco Beck of the supreme court of Iowa
In the case of N. Schurz ngalnst W. F. Me-
Mctminy and Mrs. Sarah McMcnamy , which
settles the question how far the property of
n wife Is liable for the debts contracted by
her husband.
The suit was commenced in the superior
court of this city two years ngo lust winter ,
the nlalntlfT asking Judgment against Me-
Mcnnmy nmt his wlfo for f-Ji" } , duo on n lease
of u piece of residence propertyand an at
tachment on u landlord's writ on the per
sonal property of the wlfo which was used on
the promises during the time when the root
bccnmo delinquent.
Mrs. McMunnmy alleged In her answer
that she never entered Into any contract
with Schurz ; that she lived on the promises
for u time with her husband , but the rents
for the tlmo when she lived there- were all
paid. The attorney for the plaintiff demurred
to the answer on the ground that it showed
upon 1U face that the property levied upon
w.us subject to the landlord's lien , nnd that
the wlfo was liable for the rent sued foi.
The demurrer was sustained by the Judge of
the superior court and the defendant appealed
to the supreme court.
In commenting on the case Chief Justice
Beck states that clearly the wife Is not
Hablo on the lease for she made none , but , If
at all , from tba fact that she was the wlfo of
thu lessor , and used the promises with him
as n homo for tha family , the rent thus be
coming family expense. Her liability , as
created by the statute , Is for the expenses of
the family , for debts contracted for the prop
erty , or , If for rout , for the homo occupied by
the family. A case in point is cited in which a
man contracted for twelve tons of fuel , the
last six tons of which ho refused to allow to
bo delivered. It was hold in that case that
the wife's property was not liable , as thu
fuel had not been used for the family , and
hence could not bo considered a family ox-
ncnso. Tbo Justlco concludes that no liabil
ity arises against the wife for the rent of a
house which was never used by the family.
Tbo decision of the superior court is re
versed , nnd the case thrown out of court.
A Mystery Clock.
Anything out of the way of the ordinary
will attract attention of the crowds oven
in the busy streets of Council Bluffs as
quickly as in any place in the world. M.
Wollm'in ' , the well known Jeweler at 538
Broadway , has given the curious ample op
portunity to test their ingenuity in endeavor
ing to fathom the mystery of a mysterious
clock which ho has recently completed and
placed in one of bU show windows. So far
tha mo.st , profound and persistent have ut
terly failed to discover the influence that
compels the unique tlmo marker to so ac
curately record the hours and minutes. A
short time a o Mr. Wollman made an elec
tric clock that attracted attention not only in
Council Bluifs but in trade and expert circles
all over the country. The mystery clock is
far ahead of the electric apparatus in unique
ness and incomprohcnsiblcncss. In appeur-
anco it somewhat resembles the colored alco
hol signs in a drug store window , being
simply two glass globes placed ono above the
other. They nra supported by a delicate
pedestal which IB notched to show that it
docs not conceal shalts or pinions. Tbo base
is simply a piece of solid cherry wood turned
out eight inches In diameter. From this the
slender pedestal rises and supports the first
globe , which is about seven inches in diam
eter. On this glebe is the dial marking the
minutes. Screwed to the ease is a solid
metal hand wnih points to the minutes as
they go by , the glebe revolving nnd making
ono complete revolution iu each hour while-
the hand remains stationary. Above this is
the smaller glebe about four mcbos
in diameter with a dial around
its equator indicating the hours. A
plcco of silver plated steel spring
bent in the form Of u figure 3 , | is screwed to
the base and forms the top support for the
two clobcs and carries the stationary hand
that point : out the hours on the smaller
glebe which revolves once every twelve
hours. The globes are of very thin and ox-
qulslioly transparent glass , nnd bavo no ap
parent connection with each other or nt the
top of the base except by the delicate pinions
that pcnetrato only about one-thousandth
of an inch into the glass and form the axis
upon which the globes rovolvo. Another
peculiarity that makes the mystery of the
mechanibin still more profound is the fact
that either of the globes can bo revolved
backward or forward on their delicate pivots
with great raplaity without injury. When
tbo motion ceases they got right down to
business again , losing only the tlmo occupied
in spinning.
The whole device sits on n mirror in the
show case and can bo picked up and ex
amined ut will. The mystery is , what Is the
force and whora is it located that moves the
globes around so accurately and continuously ,
ono Just twelve times faster than the other
nnd both In perfect tlmo with the big regula
tor that looks down upon the strange < } cvlco
as much mystified as tbo mechanical oxnert
who critically examines or the street gamin
who gazes upon it through the stow window.
It has bean intimated that the sunlight or
heat Is the motive power , but Mr. Wollman
has disproved this by placing the time marker
in the shadow.
With the exception of the glass globes ,
every part of the mechanism has been made
by Mr. Wollman at his bench at odd times.
It Is u strange and remarkable production ,
and olds fair to remain a standing puzzle lor
future generations.
Jo CH Murder Cnwe.
The Jones murder-Insanity case was on
trial again yesterday before Judge Ueemor.
Dr. F. S. Thomas was on the stand In the
morning and a good shuru of the afternoon.
Ho stated that ho thought Jones was un
doubtedly Insane , but said that In.his opinion
the best pluco for him would bo seine farm ,
where ho could bo nlono and could have his
liberty. The cross-examination by Attor
neys Organ and Mynstcr was Ilka that of
Wednesday in being highly peppered with
references to hallucinations , ntuoorous in
sanity , progressive dementia , nnd other
equally wonderful things.
At the closb of Dr. Thomas' testimony sev
eral witnesses were put on the stand to tes
tify that they had talked with Jones and bud
found him In most respects very much llko
other mon. In ovcry cusn. hoivoyor , U wus
developed on cross-examination that those
men had had nothing to dollh Jones for
unywhcro from four to fourteen years. Some-
testimony will bo broucht In this morning by
the attorney for the defense , In rebuttal ,
after which the case will bo submitted to the
Jury.
Jury.Do
Do Witt's Little Early Oiscrs. Best little
pill over made. ( Jnro constipation every
lluio. Nona equal. Use them now ,
Mar Bourlclus , muslo teacher , removed to
& 3S Broadway , ever C. B. muslo company.
Great millinery removal sulo aC tha. Louis'
Masonic block , commencing thU week. Must
bo sold before cliannlng locution ,
The finest line of spring nnd summer
goods , most expert workmen , Is what you
find at Relter's , the tailor , plO Broadway.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 loarl street ,
next to Grand hotel. Telephone HJ , High
grudo work u specialty. , " ,
Gasoline and oil ; com , wood and coal ;
prompt delivery. L. U. Kuotts , 21 Mulu ,
tclenhouo 203.
KITTY HIlU. , ' OUT.
Unco Scene AVcnt on Jyit 8ho Wasn't
In It Other ailihapH.
When preparing for the. great race SCOHO
nttho opera house la.stnight two of the
thoroughbred race horaca ail been taken up
In safety , but when "Kitty1 ' the handsome
bay mnro wns placed on , tiio clovntor , nnd
when near the singe , tho.ropos hroko letting
the mnro nnd bur rider fall. Five or six foot
below the street entrance the safety catches
got In their work nnd stdpped the lift , with
n sudden Jnrk , throwing the mnro off her
foot , barely missing her rider. The accident
delayed the sccno for a moment. An an
nouncement was made to' 'tlta audience that
on account of the accident only two horses
could appear In the raco.
When the treadmill began to roar "Kitty"
showed signs of uneasiness , nnd it wns feared
that she would fall from the clovntor lu her
excitement. Fortunately nothing of the sort
happened and the nervy little inaro was
raised to the floor by the aid of u block and
tackle. Upon examination It was1 found that
the horse was not Injured beyond n few
brulsoi. This Is the third accident Unit
Kitty's rider has had recently , anil ho con
siders himself lucky to have gotten out ulivo.
J. W. Berkstrosjcr was homeward bound
last night and when near the corner of Six
teenth nnd Davenport streets wns seized
with r. fainting spell. Ho full to the sldcwalK
bruising his face , but was not otherwise In
jured ,
The patrol wagon was called and convoyed
Berkstresscr to his home , nt the corner of
Thirteenth street nnd Capitol nvonuc. The
sick man is subject to these spells nnd n doc
tor wns called upon his arrival nt homo.
Jnko Bowman , n fourteen-year-old boy was
schilling on the stops of Boyd's opera house
last evening and fell. Ho broke his loft arm
nnd raised an awful howl. Ofllcor Gorman
was near and took the lad In charge. For
tunately tha patrol wneoii was passing and
Jacob was taken to the station and later re
moved to his homo , 1012 North Sixteenth
street In the patrol waeon. Medical attend
ance was summoned and the broken arm was
set.
Dr. Birnoy cures caturrn. Boo bldjj.
Nebraska's Great Crop PronpeotH.
Mr. O. A. Williams , county clerk of Dundy
county , A. 0. Leslto and Judge Burk of
Chase county are In the city. They ore
unanimous in the statement that the crops in
the extreme western nurt of the stnto look
better than they do with'n ' n hundred miles
of the Missouri riyor. Judge Burk
said that the rye was higher than
his head and wheat Is very fine
and heading out. Never hnvo such quantities
of crass been seen bcforo in western Ne
braska. Many of tbo farmers who were com
pletely discouraged last fall and winter nro
feeling all right again , and some who loft the
country are preparing to go back.
For Frank Johnson.
A largo crowd attended tbo dance given
for the benefit of Frank Johnson , ox-ser
geant of police , at Garfleld hall last evening.
Nearly live hundred tickets had been sold
and nearly all of the ticket holders were
present. Chlof Galligan wns aown on the
programme as master of ceremonies , but in
his absence Detcctlvo Ellis acted lu his
nlaco.
Twenty-six numbers 'were ' on the list of
dances and nearly all of the crowd stayed
until the lost danco. It was an enjoyable
party and nutted , a neat' sum for Sergeant
Johnson.
DoWltt's Little Early Risers : only pill to
curosirk luai.iolio .n.l ri aUjJthj ) ) VJli
Condition of the Injured.
Mrs. M. Goldsmith afjd the little daughter
of Mrs. L. Lazarus , who wcro injured in a
runaway accident Wednesday afternoon ,
were slightly bolter last night. The attend
ing physician stated that Mrs. Goldsmith
was doing us well us could bo expected under
the circumstances , buf'tho little girl still
continued low , shoxving little if any improve
ment. ,
DoWitt's Little Early tUsers ; bist little
pills for dyspepsia , sour-itotnaob " , bad breath
" * *
i - -
'I he Death Roll
MisrnTn , L. I. , June It. Lord Meyer , the
millionaire- sugar relinor nnd raombur of the
firm of Dick & Meyer , is dead.
XE1TS OP fffSTJEltOA V.
The Bohrlng sea bill hhs received royal ns-
fcont.
The Anslo-I'ortuzuosu convention was
signed at Lisbon ,
The French chamber of deputies has voted
to admit tallow free.
A cloudburst occurred ut Chllllcotbo , Tex. ,
and four mon weio dro'vned.
The Husslan Imperial council has decided to
enforce the new tariff on July l.'l.
At Toledo. O. . the Yardmasters' association
chose Lincoln , Neb. , as the next place of meet
ing.
ing.Russia's
Russia's negotiations for a commercial un
derstanding with Germany has been rup
tured.
After celebrating their silver wedding In
Denmark the czir and czarina will visit Em
peror William ,
The New York university elected Dr. Henry
M. McCracken chancellor to succeed Dr. John
Hull , resigned ,
Mrs. Coventry Wcddoll. who la ante-bellurn
days was one of the society leaders of Now
York , died today.
Huv. Dr. W. W. I'cnn of 1'lttsflold. Mass. , lias
accepted a call to the pastorate of the Unl-
arlan Church of the .Messiah of Chicago.
At the conference today of the Glamorgan
shire Con rcuatlonal church thu conduct of
thu prince of Wales In the buccarut scandal
was denounced.
At Cincinnati , O. , David L. and John S. Lyt-
tlo , dealers In boots and shoes under the firm
inline of Lyttlo&Co. , assigned. Liabilities ,
llliO.OOJ ; assets , i'M.'lW. '
At the church council In Illrmlnsham , Ala. ,
n motion reproaching the prince of Wales for
his conncntlon w.th tho.rcccut gambling .scan
dal received no second.
Ity the breaking of n rope on the hoisting
tube In u mint ) ut bolloville. Mo. , LowN Davis
and Thomas Hughes were preulpltuteU to the
bottom of the shaft and killed.
The Michigan governor's veto of the bill ap
propriating fW.COO for the entertainment of
thu Grand Army of the Republic at Detroit In
August was sustained by a strict party vote.
Thn famous crater of Bolt ituru of I'ossouoll ,
near Nanlos , Is shuwInK Btgns of renewed ac
tivity. This volcano was active Ionic before
Vesuvius was , but for ages has buen nearly
extinct.
In the house of lords the marquis of Salis
bury laid on the tnblu the convention with
1'ortURul In relation to thu Eii''liKh and Portu
guese possessions In South Africa. It was not
discussed.
At Helma. Ala. , MoConnoll Shelly , son of
ox-Coiicressmiin O. M , Hholly. In u saloon
quarrvl was shut by a .bartender. . Tbo bull
struck Hholly below the left nlpulo. Shelly
will probably dlo.
John Youn ; : , u mulatto , was murdered last
Monday utToxiirkana , Ark. A colored porter
confessed ho had killed Youn ; for flu and u
yearling hteor , bulnj ? llislltrutud by Young's
wlfo and bur yar.imour , All are In Jail.
The municipal authorities of I'orrcs. Kn -
land. In the vicinity of fir William Gordou-
Ciimmlnx's seat , Altyro , huvo dco dod to o\-
tund u festive wolcomu , to Sir William on
Saturday on the ocuublon of his return homo
with his bride , ' ' '
Near Mur < | ucttc , Mlclli"nwln to thu failure
of thu brakes to wori < 011 a.Hjiuh Shore freight
train KoliiK down tmliiuiso ! ; hills the train
Jumped tint track In fuil ) | , ( if thu station while
goinu ut u troinendoim'hpuud uml smashed the
station house Into IllmlCrv , The engineer was
fatally Injuicd , but tlfii Other trulnniun es
caped with bruises , 'Did' train was demol
ished , 31 , . '
The chairman of tlm-London gonernl oii'iil-
bus company u.vpluins.thut the demands al-
roiidy conceded will cost tllu company il.M.OOO
ypurly. nnd that the demands pressed by the
niiiii , If conceded , will { Oit3i-ViitO yearly , and
that thuroforo any tutCbiT yielding l > y the
company would Involve It In bankruptcy , ' cu
ing that ttio prollts earned In Iti'JO amounted to
only $ : r.5OUO.
You will never1 ' find" time for
anything ,
If you want time you must
make it.
If you wa nt to try Carlsbad Spru-
del Salt ,
You must "take" it.
It Is Nutura'u own roinoay Tor nil tUs-
oft u's of the btomiioh , 11 vo mid kidney ,
( or constipation nud rheumatic ullco-
tions. liu duro to obtain the genuine
imported article.
LcOno'H I'oriodi cnl IMIlN.
Tlili French remedy ucti directly upvn Ilia genera-
llro oniani uml euro iuiiru ilun ut the tuentoi ,
12 orltui'O for fi , ami cun t > o umllo.l. rlliuulil not bo
uiudUurlux pregnancy. Jubburn , OruuifliU nnd lliu
public iu | > i > ! led bjr Uoucluian Drug Co. , Ouiatio.
A woman's aim
is to look her best but she'll
never reach it without perfect
health. For perfect health ,
take Dr. Picrce's Favorite
Prescription. All the func
tional irregularities and weak
nesses that make life misera
ble to women , are cured by it.
It's a powerful , invigorating
tonic , and a soothing and
strengthening nervine purely
vegetable , perfectly harmless.
For ulccrations , displacements ,
bearing-down sensations , un
natural discharges every
thing that's known as a "le-
male complaint" it's a posi
tive remedy. It's the only
one that's guaranteed to give
satisfaction m every case. It
costs you nothing , unless it
helps you. You can afford to
try it , on these terms. Can
you afford to neglect it ?
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OITOKTUNITIKS to miiko inoiiuy were
nuvcr inoru plentiful tluin nt moment In
Council Illiills. .Iiy : U. < 'olc , roul ostuto and
loan broker , No. \ I'earl street , will unt yon In
tno way of iiiitkIng Immlsuinc prollts on small
Investments.
17UJU PALK-Lot 45 feet front on Klfth
JL uvcntie , between IStli ; iml llltli St. , on
motor line. H. 1' . Ualluhim. 'MID fllh live.
and s/uliomotrlu. or cliar-
CljAlUVOVANT ; uNo dliiunnsls of dlso.iic.
nond lock ot hair fur readings hy loiter. Hiin-
Says and ovciiiiiKt. .Mrs It Hooper. I42i Ave-
due K , near corner 15th street , Council ItliilVH.
Terms , Mo and $ l.OJ.
FOR. " ALB I'or Rent Wanted If you want
to buy. soil or rent anything In the real
estate line don't do It until you have seen our
lar.'o Hit of bargains. Swan & Wulker. No. li-
Main and lia 1'oarl street- . Council UlulTs.
TASTIJ1JAGK for liors.es may bo had on the
JL Galluhur f.irm. Apply to John ( J. Lee , 100
Broadway.
FINK bred horse , that can heat -r : ; > , will soil
or trado. Address or call on I ) , liiown ,
132-J West liroadway , Council HUilVa.
TSwan & Walker's IIS Main street and Hit
I'earl. Council IHulTs , you lll always find
a "snap bargain" In real estate If you want to
buy , or a peed plaeo to list a bargain If you
_ iint to soil or trade.
TjlOKHALE An ntHtrnctnnd Insurance busl-
J-1 ness ; good livery stock and controlllm ; In
terest lu an established business. Will take
some Hood city property. JohiHton & Van
Pjittoru
TflOH SALE ElcKantcarrlaso team and fine
Jslnclo drivers ; prices reasonable : call
and see then , bcforo buying. Isaac M. Smith
sales stablus No. . 413 North Seventh street ,
Counuli liluffK
AONIF1OENT aero property In live-aero
tracts located 2ii miles from postoflleo.
for sale on reasonable terms , gome line resi
dence property for rent by Day & Hess.
FOK KENT The SIoMtihon block , a story
brick , with busomcnt and elevator. J.V. .
Squire , 101 t'oarl street.
TOOK SA.LE or Kant SarJan lanJ. wltU
JC homes , Oy J. B. ttloo , 101 Mala it. , QouaaU
Bluff *
ELECTKIC TRUSSES , BEL.TS , CHEST
PROTCTO.IS. , El C.
DR. C. B. JUDD ,
606 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
TELEPHONE 264.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 8150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70,030
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
Dimerous I. A , MUlor , R O. Glloaion , R fj.
Bhuk-nrt. E. B. Hart. J , I ) . Eclmiiutlsmi. Olrirlai
H. Unman. Tr.ii)3iot : gotier.il baalcln : bu-ti-
nets. Lartest capital und aurnltii ot uy
ban 1C In Southwestern IO.T.U
INTERESTO.N TlM i DE DSI P5
Dr.EH.CHAfflBERLIN
. .
,
Eye , Ear , Nose anJ Throat
SURGEON ,
Council BlutTs , la.
Shugart-Dono H'lc.
Room 1. 0 to 12 m.
7 and 8 p. m.
NEW OGDEN HOTEL.
ThoNow Orden Hotel. In Council Ilinir-i. Iris
bcun completely rotiirnlsliod and nioilernl/i.'d
throughout , und Is now ono of tliu bust hotels
In thu state. It Is lou.itoil In the liiislnesi pirt :
ot the city and the uloctrlo motors | > inn the
door every ( our nunutin. Flro I'scupc * ) and
flio uturms throughout the building. Bloum
bout , lint und cold w.itur uml hiinshino in
every room. Tiiblo iinsnrpassod anywhere.
H.ituH , f-.iK ) n day.
GEO. M. WHITNEY. Manager
FirstNational : - : - Bank
-OF-
COUWOIIi BLUFFS , IOWA.
1'nltl Up Caiiltnl , . . . . $ io ; > , ooo
Oldnxt ur > Miil > o < l b.ink In tlia oily. FuraUn uml
dome-tic uxflmiuo "nil loc.il SM ultld I. K pjtU ;
MttuiitluiipuUltooilluutlii.il , ACQJ I. H f Imllpll
null , hunk * , biiikiiriuiulajrpOMUjiii JjlljiUl. Jar
UKO. 1' . S.V.NKIIU ) . I'roililont.
A. W. 1UIHMAN ; , l.Vulllor.
A. T. lUCK. AJtUt'int Ctvihl3r
_
Xr Qiiimlnrs Attor"0 > ' ! "lt liw | I'rao-
, a oallllUlli tlco In the m.ito and
fuJural eoiictrt , jtoimi ' ! , 4 and 3 Mmxurt
llono block , Council limits , la.
riiimtiPrc Attorney nt Law , No. 10
, J , WlalllDcla , I'uuri street , ever llmh-
null's htorp. Tolonliono No. \ > tl llaslnusi
liourn. Bu. m. toy p. m. Council Illilttrf , 1 1.
Gas .eating Stoves.
' N ( > AHiiE.il No KMOKK.
Just the thlnff for hath rooms , bed rooms , ota
Cull and i > co our lurxo assortment.
C , D. Gns and Elo trla Light Co.
211 1'oarl uud lilO Mulu SlruoU
Meet the Immediate Wants of All Classes
With Reliable Clothing of Their
Own Manufacture.
Oilr Mid-Season Prices
Throughout every department are made on standard and le inn'o
goods for the purpose of rcdiicin"'stock , no jobs run in o ITM'C ' a
furor , people know us better. We still have qn - a 'vr.nr of
Men's Broken Lot Suits , placed on serinre ; oarers , it
$8 , $10 and $12.50 , to those who can secure a I'it they are
real bargains. "You may be lucky. " They embrace all colors , iu
sack and frock.
Knee Pant Suits , '
$2 , $2.50 , $3 , $3 , 50 and $4.
Omaha mothers know all about the style , trim and quality of
our boys' clothing.
Boys' Knee Pants , separate , for summer wear , extra
quality ; we've got sufficient to supply the demand at 50c each.
Shirt Waists for both ladies , misses and boys ; in this de-
p.irtment we show many novelties , you'll find the assortment very
large , but the price very small.
You'll save many a dollar on summer wearing apparel , by
keeping a close watch on our big show windows.
CO.
.
,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts.
C Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not satisfy- '
( Send for Ilustrntcd Catalogue. )
NO CURE ! ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Mnnj yentV oxporlcnco. . A recnlnr pnuhi.ito In medicine ns diplomas sliorr. Ii . still treating with tbf
crroutcstuuci'i'is , nil .Vermin , Clircima nnd 1'rlvruto Dlsomes A p-'eminent euro ifu.irnnteeil for Catarrbi
SpenufttorrhcBn. I.oit Mnnhood HcinlnMViMkiies . . . , Nltrlit . I.osi . t , Imp.ito icy , Syphilis. Strkturo , nnd ill
dUetiiea of thu Itlood , bkln and Ulln.iry Orion a. N. II. 1 L'unrnn.uo Jjijj tor uvory caio I undertake nnd ( all
to euro. , . Consultation . free , ttook iMyaterlcs . of l.lfo ) scat fruo. OHloj houra U a. m. to 9 p. m. Bunda/
10 a m. to 13 m. Send stamp for reply.
OPEN AGAIN
With an Entirely New Line of Goods Bought tor
< Cash Direct From the Manufacturers.
Cash Always Talks.
I have secured some of the 8OO Men's Black Worsted Suits
greatest bargains in men's and © 7.OO
boys'suits ever heard of in this
BOO Men's All Wool Dress Suits ,
city. I can sell men's and boys'
In differentstyles , from
clothing SO per cent off of manu
S5 to S58.
facturers' prices. I am prepared *
to back up every word I say by 8OO Boy s' All Wool Knee Pants ,
showing goods and giving in different styles , at
prices. For example , hero are BOO.
a few leaders : BOO Boys' Suits , ago 4 to 14 , dur
ing the sale at
BOO Men's Working Suits
. .
S51.OO.
A.LSO.OO.
4OO All Wool Boys' Suits , agoj
80O Men's Suits at
4 to 14 , at
S4.BO , SQ.Q5.
I Carry a Splendid Line of Gents' Furnishing
Goods Hats Caps Boots Shoes Etc.
, , , , , .
Etc.us
Council Biuffs ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of Dylii ; ; und Olounln ? done In Urn
Highest Style of the Art , FuduJ und Bt.ilnoU
rubrics inudo to look ui wood a * now. llo.l
Kimlhurs rloumm Ity Munm , In I > 'UHI C'.us ' <
Manner. Work promptly donu und dullvuro4
la all pirU : of the country , buiul for prlaa
l8t
> '
, 0. A. MAOIIAN , IToii.
101J uroudwuv.Ni _ ir Northwusturu l
27 MAIN STREET.
Over a It. Jucijuomln & Co. , Jewelry Stoi
Tl-IR QRAND ,
Council Bluff. ? , In.
Thl3 Elegantly Appolntod Hotel
Is Now Open.
George T. Phclps , Manager.
