THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATt'HDAY , OCTOBEK 10 , 1801 ,
THE OMAHA 33 EE.
\ COUNCIL n LUFFS.
OPFICK : - NO. 12 1'EAUL STRKET.
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DclUcredliy Carrier In anj part of Hie City.
II.V. . TII.TON , - MANAGER.
HiiRlncst Ofllcc No. 41
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.V/AMK Mf.STlUS.
N. y. p. co.
Council Hltiff * Lumber Co. , conl.
Cruti'a chattel loans , L'OI Happ block.
Pay your water rent today an
COJtlt.
H Horn-To Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Babcock , n
ilitiplitcr.
If you want water In your yard 01 house
KO to Uixby'5. 'WJ Mcrrlnm blooK.
Thomas ( Jllchrlst and Lllllo McDonald ,
both of Council muffs , were united lit mar-
rlayo yesterday by Jus tire Cones.
Henry Wohlcrs nnd ICatio Christian , both
of Hoomer township , Pottawattamlo county ,
took out n Iiconso to wed yesterday.
William Kane wasulvon thirty days In the
county Jail bv Judge McQco yesterday morn-
InKforttio farccnv of n horse blanket from
Charles Prohstelo'.s harness shop.
Julius /marl ( ! has returned from Now
York , where ho was married recently to
MUs Ida Hubcr of Switzerland. Mr. and
Mrs. X.imerll will reside In this city.
A party was pfvon last evening nt the real-
Ui-ncoofMr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Smith , corner
of Sixteenth uvcnno nnd .Seventh street , la
honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Powell , who are visit-
Inn them. About cphtcoup1cs ! wcro present ,
nnu the evening wiia spent pleasantly in
music , dancing , and other amusements. Ke-
ircslunont * wnro served
.ludgo Mncy took two cases from tlio Jury
In the district court yesterday and Instructed
It to bring In u verdict In each cnso for the
defendant , wh'ch ' was the Chicago it North
western Uailwar company. In the llrst case
Mnry McCauley was the plaintiff , the
Milt behif ; brought to recover .ilt.C ) >
damages on account of injuries sustained In
n fall upon the company's tracks in this city.
John ( ! . JOIICH was tlio piaintlft in the second
ca p , ho having .sued the company for dam
ages for tlio killing of an tit hog that was
run over by the cars.
" ' ) do/.en ladies' misfit kid gloves ,
worth from $1.00 to $ lioO , for tonight
fiom 7 p. m. 'i.'ic a pair.
BOSTON STOUI : ,
Fothoringhnm , Whitehuv & Co.
Commencing Saturday , Oct. 10 , for
eight days wo will Inaugurate our lirst
fall and winter snlo. ,
Wo have the largest and best aborted
stock wo have over hud the pleasure of
showing to the citizens of Council UluO's
and vicinity.
Every department in our sloro is com
plete in every respect , and conspicuous
bargains in each and every one will bo
the feature of our aight days' fall sale.
Our coat and fur departments are the
talk of all customers that pass them.
Fur trimmed garments from $5.00 to
$30.00 , besides all the latest novelties in
jackets and long coat capes.
Furs of every description in both capes
and mull's.
Martin , mink , Uoavor , krimmor , coney.
nstr.'tchun , monkey , capo seal with as-
trachaii collar , plucked coney with
moullou collar , the latest novelty In furs.
Keep posted on the date of our sale.
See daily paper for prices and further
ittinounccmoiHH.
FOTIIKKIXUIUM , WllITKUAAV & CO. ,
BOSTON STOKE ,
Council Bluffs.
I'KffAO.V.li 1'Alt KlU.tl'llH.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kstcp loft last evenIng -
Ing for Sioux City to take In the corn palace.
C. M. Itoss has roturied from a visit of
novel-ill months to Mobile , Ala. IIo will re
turn In n tow days.
Miss Jennie Hills of Hillsdale , Mich. , is in
the city , the cue.st of tier sister , Mrs. John
L. Judd , on Bluff street ,
II. U. Hnrlo , II. II. VuiiBrunt , A. W.UIolt
man , J. W. Porepoy anil Harry Haworth
h.wo ROIIO on n week's bunting trip in west
ern Nebraska.
Dillon IJoss has returned from Dos Mollies ,
where ho wont to pass examination for ud-
mission to the bar of Iowa. IIo went through
Iho trying ordeal very creditably and has re
turned to settle down in the practice of law
with his father , L.V. . Koss ,
2. " ) do/.on Indies' misfit kid gloves ,
worth from $1.00 to $2.50 , for tonight
from 7 p. m. ! 13o a pair
BOSTON STOUI : ,
Fothoringham , Wliitolaw & Co.
Wanted A girl to do general house
work. Mrs. C. T. Olllcer. 12 : ! South Sev
enth street.
Now fall goo'K finest line in the city ,
just received at Uoitor's the tailor's , JilU
Broadway.
Mandol& Klein sell furniture , carpels ,
cooking und heating blovos at coat to
quit business.
The KcotoiKocolvoil. .
Tlio residence ot J , T. Stewart on Illuft
street was Iho scene of a pleasant aflnir hist
ovcning , In the ahnno of n leccption tendered
Kev. 10. J. liabcockaml wlfo by tholr purish-
lonois of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Mrs.
Stewart was assisted in the tnsic of enter
taining by Mrs. J. N. Itnhlwln , Mrs. J. U
Stewart , MM. D.V. . Hushnell , Mrs. I ) . C.
Bloomer , Mrs. D. J. Uockwellana Mrs. H. C.
Cory. Tbo ladles performed their duties In
most admirable niannor , and added much to
tlioonjoyniant of of the evening. About 100
Ciicst.s were present , representing every de
nomination and nearly every church lii tiio
city , Kofroshments were served to all who
wished , llotli Mr. HabcocU and his wife ex
pressed thomsolvcH ns highly pleased with
the cordial reception they had enjoyed since
their arrival in Council HlutTs , and were glad
of the opportunity of potting bettor ac
quainted with their now nolghbora ,
tAll kinds of goods stored. 22 Pearl
Broot , Kates reasonable. J. K. Snyder.
SWUIIMIH Music Co. , Mtibonio temple.
Frank Trlmblo.atty , Baldwin blk.tcl 30J
liroko Her I'nllieiV l | ni-t.
Yesterday morning two won and a woman
plvlnp tholr names us John Murphy , Charles
Jones und Oraco Kiino were arrested oa
Second nvonuu near tua Northwestern tracks ,
charged with being Inmates of a hnnso of
prostitution. The girl Is said to be well con
nected , and her father U completely crushed
by the discovery of his daiiRlitor'.s disgrace.
The thrco were locked up In ilia city lull mid
will have a hearing In pollco court tills mornIng -
Ing , _
4 A Dye Works Kr.uiil.
The undersigned wishes to notify the
public that au agent , canvassing Co'uncil
Bluffs and vicinity us u representative of
the Twin City lye ) works , is a fraud.
AVe have no Mmeltor out. All our work
is called for or left at our works , corner
Avoime A and Twenty-Sixth street , or
at the olllces , 021 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , and 1621 Farnam , Omaha.
. ( ! . A. SI'IIOKDSACIC ,
Prop. Twin City Dye Works.
Democratio lli > iuiiarii-H. |
Tlu > democrats have secured" the building
nt 11:10 : llroadway for their headquarters in-
&U-iui of the hall In the James building on
Pearl street , ns heretofore announced , on oc-
i-ount of u dcslro to bo on the ground lloor.
They will open their rooms lo the public next
Monday evening with upproprlato exorcises ,
consisting of s | > oeche.s by prominent demo
crats , ot Ibis city and vicinity.
The nubile is cordially Invited to cull
at room 300 , Merriam block , third lloor ,
and see the pretty things In oil paliit-
ing , crayon , pastel and fancy needle
work by tlio Missus Laughlln. Instruc
tion in any branch of art , 60o a
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Story of an Unhappy Marringe Learned
Through en Arrest.
KOPPLEKOM'3 RATHER HARD LUCK.
He IncMii's Ills WlfoN Displeasure by
ilnr nnd ImndH In Jail
Umlcr n K (
Ttiotirrcbt of Joseph Koppclkorn Thursday
night on the charge of sodomy 1ms led to the
publishing of n story of 11 short hut unhappy
married life. Koppclkom was married last
Juno to Mi s UossiuSimons , and Immediately
after the marritigo the couple went to house
keeping over Deonvuler's second hand store
on Upper Hroadwny. Ivopplckoni at the
tlmo was keeping small fruit stand , but
socn closed It out mid began traveling
for the "Kgyptlan Mystery , " which
held forth about ; i weuk ago on upper IJioad-
Way at the loot of Park nvcnue. As soon as
the company reached this uity Mr. mid Mrs.
Ifoppelkom commenced keeping house at the
corner of 1'icrco and Oraco streets , but from
that tlmo on they dlsngrcad. The wommi
claims that her huiband ubuscd her fre
quently , and ono day after ho hud admin
istered n sovcro beating to her , ho lolt for
Umali'.i , saying tin would return In n short
time and take n\vay their furnltiin1. She decided -
cided to prevent this and so had the rurnituro
tnovcJ to her father's house. Slnco then her
time tins been rnuinly occupied In keeping out
of the \vuv of her husband.
There nro some who uro well Acquainted
with the alTnlrs of the fanitlv who insist that
the story told by Mis. Koppelkom is all
made up for the purpose of placing Koppcl
kom in a bad light bcforo the public. They
also claim that the Hilllrk boy , who is said
to hothu victim of Koppclkom , is a party to
the sehenio , and Unit the arrest was made
out of revenge. Koppclkom has always
borne a good reputation , whllo Illllick , it is
suit ! , is not so fortunate.
GUKAT KUiin.l ) VV SAM-3
At the Hostou Store , Council HIiiiTH ,
Io\vn.
Our fall stock being now i-oinjilcto , wo
take fjreat pleasure in announcing this
on i1 great full sale , which will open this
morning at 8 o'clock hlwrp. Note the
prices : boo Sunday's punors for a fuller
and moro complete list.
: > , &UO yards dark prints ( fast colors ) ,
5c goods for 'Jo. U OIISCH steel gray
prints 7c , for .r > c. : i2-noh ! wide elmllie ,
inediuin colors , just the thing for com
forters , .sold for 10c and. 12e } , in ono lot
6e a yard. ISO-inch suitings , sold for 8e ,
to eioso at fie. Simpson's line ratines
( colors only ) , sold early in the season
for Ui'c , prit-o to clone 7c
60 picco.s ! ) - ! unbloaclied bheeting 22jc ,
goods during sale 17Jc.
10 pieces 27-inch red Ilannol ( Shaker
all-wool ) , wortli ! J8e. during sale 2-3c.
( ! o pieces Canton llannel worth Gc for
ilk- .
ilk2
2 cases Canton Ilannol worth 8c , for
0c.
Light prints during sale ! lc , marked
down from fie.
Lonsdnlo cambric 10c a yard.
CLOAK D13PA RTMENT.
Wo have just onlnrged this dcpart-
inont about one-half. making it by far
the best coat room in the city. The
stock wo show this s-eason is composed of
all the latest , nobbiest and newest de
signs of both foreign and domestic stylos.
Ono of the popular garments this season
is fur trimmed.Yo blioiv a full line from
$5.00 to 4.MOO trimmed in all kinds of
fur. BOSTON STORE ,
Fothoriiigham , Wliitolaw &Co. ,
Council Blurts , In.
Ilrolcc 'i'hrco Kills.
Conney Drown , an employe of Wheeler &
Herald , is laid up at his homo on ISenton
street as the result of some severe , injuries ho
sustained Thursday evening. Ho was repair
ing the lloor of the barn connected with tbo
bottling works , when ho slipped anil foil ,
breaking threeribs. . Hn was picked up
almost unconscious from pain and carried
homo , where a physician attended Him. Ho
suffered considerably I'urinp the night , but
at last accounts was resting easily.
A Petrified Wniiinn.
Mr. I. N. Barrett , a Council Bluffs
gentleman who left the city last fall and
spent the winter in Fresno , Cal. , and
wignali/ed hi&fatay there by the discov
ery of a petrified giant , which lias at
tracted the attention of the Hcion-
tllle world , reached the city
yesterday with another extraord
inary petrilication. IIo has rented
the room , 5.7 ! Broadway , formerly occu
pied by Hart's jewelry store , and has
placed the wonder on exhibition. It is
a perfectly formed woman lying on her
back with her hands peacefully folded
across her breast. The corrugations of
the skin on the hands can be traced to
the minutc t wrinkle , and every muscle
is as natural as life. The face is classic ,
clean cut and handsome , and the whole
form conveys the impression that the
woman , whllo peacefully sleeping in
rosy health , was suddenly turned into
stone. The drapery about the form lias
fallen away and polrllled in little tufts ,
giving a ragged appearance in some
'places. The hair , eyelashes , finger and
lee nails uro clear and distinct , the for
mer being petrified in tufts. A portion
of the upper lip has been cut away
revealing two teeth to which thoonamo'l
Is still adhering. The petrifaction was
found by a little boy within a few foot of
where Barrett found the giant. It will
bo on exhibition hero for two weeks.
Ladles will bo admitted from 2 till 4 p.
in. , and will bo shown the wonder by iv
'
lady attendant. Physicians will bo'ad-
mltted free , and Mr. Barrett invites the
closest investigation.
Drs. Wooduury , dentists , . " 0 Pearl
street , next to Grand hotel. Telephone
Mo. High grade work aspnehilty.
2" dozen ladies' misfit kid gloves ,
wortli from $1.00 to * iOO , for tonight
from 7 p. in. ! )3c ) a pair.
BOSTON STOIII : ,
Fothcrlngluun , Wliitolaw & Co.
China U
Mr. and Mrs. I ) . O. Ill-own celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage last
evening at their residence on lllult direct.
Invitations hud boon Issued to tbout titty of
Iheir friends , all of whom responed. The
evening was passed very i-njoyaoly , mid the
guests romomboroO the nrldo and groom of
twenty years standing with a largo number
of iflfti of china wan.- .
\Vut m-xvorl.'H Improve mini Is.
Some vuluaula changes are bolng mudo In
tbo waterworks plant , amounting almost to
the putting In of an entirely now system , so
far us everything excepting machinery Is
concerned. Vlio Improvements have been
going on for some tlmo p.kst , and are so far
ompleted that It will probably take not to
xccod acouulo of weeks 10 onublo the com-
tiny to put Us new plant Into active oner-
lion.
A iow : reservoir Is being put In , to bo usea
In addition to the two now in use. Quo of
the old ono * It also being covered , Insldo and
out , with a heavy coat of concrete. This has
mudo It iieees ary to do nwuy with tins portion
tion of Ilia system tor ttio past month or two ,
ami ilia water has consequently been moro
I in I m ro than usual ,
When the three reservoirs have been com-
ploled they wilt bo nrruuged on the overllow
system , which Is now In use In most of tbo
cities ot ( ho country. They will forui a
chain so connected that tbo witter irora the
top of the first will flow over the rim Into
the next , and o on to the end. This will
allow the sediment of each to settle to the
bottom ot the reservoir instead of being
transmitted to the pipes , BO that by the tlmo
the water has had tbo thrco chances to scttlo
and has been taken to the Park : avenue
avenue , It will be as clean as it can l > o ) nade.
TIIK ii.itn'ixT o * ' r.tiTir.
Amelia K. Burr in Now York Lodger :
Under the uluulow of a great llg tree n
young girl sat , in a deep reverie. Such
u tender light was in her eyes , such n
sweet smile of full satisfaction on tier
face , that a stranger would certainly
"
have said : "She"is thinking of her
lover. " But no lovnr had Mabel .Rao ,
and her pleasure sprang from u far less
dangerous f-ourcc from the handful of
tuberoses in bor lap. Their spiritual ,
dreamy beauty and rare , ricli perfume
nlwnya hold her as in n spell of measure
less content. To breathe their odor waste
to fill her soul with holy end tender
thoughts , and the lovely waxen flowers ,
jmlc , pure and white as moonshine ,
haunted her heart and imagination , and
received from her n perpetual love and
worship.
There filio sat until the heat and still
ness of the tropic noon drove her to the
bouse , a grand old home hid among
giant Hvc-oaks grny with the solemn
waving southern moss. She wont first
to the largo dim parlors , intending to
put her favorites among the dump moss
of the hanging baskets ; but the droamv
languor of the darkened room overcame
every dcslro but that of sleep , and sbo
lay down on the nearest couch , holding
her flowers in her hands.
Half mi hour later , Mr. Rae opened
the door , and ushered In a. gentleman
who bad accompanied him from Now
Orleans.
"Sit down , Allan , " he said. "I will
aoon arouse the bouse. You see , it Is
the hour for siesta , and I believe all
take it at the same time when I am
away. "
For a few minutes the young man be
lieved himself alone. The subtle , pow
erful perfume quite unknown , but de
licious beyond expiossion wi'.s his first
sensation. Then , as bis eye became ac
customed to the dim light of the care
fully closed jalousies , he saw a picture
that bo never moro forgot a most lovely
girl , in the first bloom of maidenhood ,
fast aslcet ) on the silken cushions piled
on a low divan. Her white robes made
a kind of glory In the darkened corner.
Ono hand had fallen down , and the flow
ers gemmed the carpet at her side ; the
other lay across her breast , as if em
bracing the tuberoses which it bad scat
tered there.
Allan Montieth was a young Scotch
man , tbo only son of u gentleman with
whom in early life Mr. Rae had formed
a most ardent friendship. Allan was
rich , and by nature and birth equally
noble , but he was utterly devoid as yet
of any experiences but such as bis col
lege and his mountain home had brought
him. Nevertheless , bo was not destitute
of tbo traditional business capacity of
his house , as some late transactions in
cotton and sugar in New Orleans had
proven to Mr. Rao. And partly because
ho liked tbo young man , and partly as ti
matter of interest , ho bad invited him to
his homo among the woods and lagoons
of the Evergreen bnyou. Mabel , in this
transaction , hud scarcely boon properly
considered ; but to bor father she was
yet a child. True , he recognized her
wonderful beauty , and was proud of it ;
ho knew , too , that she possessed an ex
quisite voice and great skill in music
and tbo passing idea of showing his
pearl of price to the foreigner rather
Haltered liis vanity than alarmed his
fears. He did not dream that ho was
introducing a now claimant for its pos
session.
With the fall , however , there came
imperative letters from Scotland ,
and Allan could no longer delay.
Love has its business as well
as its romance , and this side was
not so satisfactory. Mr. Rae would
hear of no engagement for two years , by
which time , ho said , lie hoped to bo able
to glvo Mnblo such a fortune as would
make her acceptable in the eyes of
Allan's father. But for the present ho
absolutely declined to look- upon the
young people's attaclunontas binding on
either sido.
"In less than two years , when the first
tuberoses bloom , I will bo hero again ,
Mabel , darling , ' ' wore Allan's last whis
pered words , as ho held her tenderly in
Ilia arms and kissed again and again the
face dearer than all 'the world to him.
And Mabel smiled through her tears
and hold the last tuberose of the summer
to his lips for a parting pledge.
But the two years brought niiiny and
unexpected changes. That very winter
Iho first war cloud gathered , and long
before Allan could redeem his promise
the little island plantation was desolate
and deserted. Mr. Rae hud irene to the
war.und Mablo boarded In a ladies'school
in Now Orleans. Those wore but the
beginning of sorrows. Another year
found her an orphan and cruelly embar
rassed in money affairs. Claimants
without number appeared against the
Rae estate , and creditors forced the
plantation into the market , at the most
unfavorable timo. She was driven from
her homo in strict accordance with the
letter of the law , but she felt and know ,
though powerless to prevent it , that she
had been shamfully wronged.
Poverty Is a great teacher , however ,
and has many learned disciples , and
now , for the first lime in all her life ,
Mabel thought for herself and dared to
look the future in the face. She had
promised her father never to
write to Allan without his pcrmlssloh ,
but she considered that death annuls all
contracts' , and surely now , if over , it was
Allan's duty to befriend and care for her.
So slio sent him word in a few shy ,
timid sentences of her sorrow and lone
liness. But it was doubtful if evoi the
letter would reach him ; mails in those
days wore not certainties ; and oven If it
did roach Allan , it was still moro uncer
tain whether ho could reach Mabel.
And in the meantime she must worker
or staryo a blest-od nltormtivo in great
sorrows , I say. People who have to
fight "a sea of troubles" do not go mad.
Work , the oldest of all preached evan
gels , Is the consoler ami brings thorn
through. And though Mabol Rae could
command no higher position than that
of a nm-bory governess , yet she found In
it n higher life than over the dreamy ,
luxurious selfishness of her father's
home had given her.
Her employers wore of the ordinary
cla s. I can weave no romance out of
them. They felt no special interest in
Mubel , neither did they ill-use her. She
was useful and unobtrusive , and asked
neither for sympathy nor attention. No
letter came from Allan Monteith , though
she waited and hoped with falling heart
and paling cheeks for moro than a year.
She had not the courage to write again ,
and her anxiety and distress began to
toll very perceptibly on a naturally frail
constitution. Then a physician advised
her to try at once a more invigorating
climate , and she nut unwillingly agreed
to accompany the invalid wife of an olll-
cor returning to her homo in Now York.
This was the dawn of a brighter day
for Mabel. She found friends even if
she did not find health , and her rare
beauty nnd wonderful musical talents
soon procured her the admiration of a
largo and influential circle. By the ad
vice of her friend , she established her-
bolf in a fashionable locality and
commenced the teaching of music.
I think few women could have
been moro successful. Part ol this was
undoubtedly dim to Aho nodal power of
her friend ; but neither this nor her own
loveliness and winning manners would
have boon sullleiont,1 tylthout the genuIne
Ino knowledge of liqi' ' Art and that won
durful voice which , , 'Ch'armcd all wh
heard It.
So , in the second winter of Mabel's
residence in Now York , it became "tho
thing" to Invite Miss Rno to preside
over select social and musical entertain
ments. I have a friend who mot her
during this season frequently , nnd who
describes her tact nnd influence as some
thing extraordinary nnd magnetic. Her
rare beauty was uiidimlntsliod , though
more thoughtful andnplrltuol in charac
ter ; her dress was uniformly the same
a palojplnklustorletwsllk , with tuberoses
in her hair and at her breast , for her
passion for those flowers was stronger
than ever ; and when they were toM \
procured , at any trouble'or cost , her
little room was always full of their
peculiar fragrance.
Yet so it proved. Allan lingered as
if in an enchanted castle till he had no
life , no will , no hopes but those which
centered in Mabel Rao. And she , inno
cent and impressible , soon returned his
passion with a love oven moro absorbing
and far loss eellish than a lovot-V.
During this winter Mabol bad many
lovers nnd , report said , moro than ono
excellent olTor of marriage , but she
quietly Ignored or else decidedly re
fused all advances. Her heart was still
with the tall , fair mountaineer who had
von it amid the warmth and perfume of
tropic noons and moonlit nights ; and
though twice two years had passed , she
refused to believe him false.
But ho still loved her passionately ,
and often in stormy nights , when the
winds tossed the tall pines like straws
and mountain snoivs beat at barred
doors and windows. IIL thought of the
lumpy peace and the solemn silences in
which ho and his love had walked , Us
toning only to the beating of their own
hearts or the passionate undernotes of
the mockingbirds Often , both in sleep
ing and waking dreams , ho saw again
that dim parlor and the beautiful girl
sleeping on the silken couch ; and with
these memories there always came the
same sensation of some delicate perfume
in the air. Far away amid the heather
and the broom and the strong fresh
breo7.es of the North Sea , ho still was
visited by the breath of the tropic
woods , and the fragrance of the tube
rose and the memory of his lost Mabol
were one and indivisible in his heart.
Thus two walked apart who should
have walked hand in hand , and itseomod
as if the years only widened tiiat breach
over which two souls looked longingly
and called vainly. But there are ills
which happen for good , and I think
any ono who would have taken the
trouble to analy/.e the gain in character
which this separation and struggle pro
duced would have said so.
For after five years of battle with life ,
Mabol was no longer a lovely ,
impulsive , thoughtless child ; she
was a noble woman , beautiful
in all the majesty of completed
suffering. And Allen's whole nature
had swelled under the inlluo"co of a
mighty and unselfish love , as seas swell
under the influence of the sun and moon.
If wo wait , however , the harvest of
the heart will come. Ono day early in
the winter M.ihol gotanotofromafrndio
announcing her return from abroad and
begging her to bo present at a small in
formal reunion at her house that even
ing. She went early in the day and
spent the aft-ornoon" in that pleasant
gossip which young and htipny women
enjoy. Her hostess rallied her a good
deal upon bor growing years and laugh
ingly advised bor to secure a young
Scotchman with whom they had hud a
pleasant acquaintance in their travels ,
and who was now in Now York and
going to sponu the evening with them.
Did Fate knock softly on Mabel's soul
then ? For she blushed violently , and
instantly , as if by magic , there sprang
up in her heart a happy refrain which
she could not control , tind which kout
on ainging : "IIo comes ! Ho comes ! My
lover comes ! "
She dressed with more than ordinary
care , and was so impatient that her toi
let was completed before others had bo-
gun. So she sat down in the unlighted
parlors , saying to herself :
"I must bo still. I will bo calm. For
bow should I beam disappointment , and
what ground of hope have IV Absolutely
none but that ho comes from the same
country. No ; there Is no hope1' !
But still , above the doubt and fear ,
she could hear the same chiming under
tone : "IIo comes ! Ho comes ! My lover
" '
comes !
' Ah , my darling ! my darling ! My
fair , sweet flower , whoso perfume has
followed mo o'er land nnd sea , I have
found you again at last ! " exclaimed
Allan , as ho clasped Mabel to his bosom.
And so Mabel's winter of discontent
and sorrow was over. Never moro did
slio have grief or pain uiitiootlicd or un-
comforted. I only wish I could close as
the old fairy tales do , and say : "So they
lived happy over afterward. " But ,
alas ! Though a lovely Mabel Montoith ,
with her father's hair and her mother's
eyes , makes light and gladness in Al
lan's homo , the far dearer ono has gene
"to the abodes where the eternal aro. "
In a little country church yard , not
twenty miles from Now York , the
beautiful Mabel Rae "sleeps the
sleep that knows no waking. "
Half the year round you would
know her grave by the delicate odor
of the tuberoses with which it is cov
ered ; and oven when snows cover it , and
wild winds and rains beat over its
senseless turf , ono noble heart offers
there still the incense of an undying
affection.
For , bo siiro that a true love "strikes
but ono hour , " and ho or she has never
loved at all who can say , "I loved once. "
Was Mabel's short life'a lost onoV Oh ,
no ! Life is perfect in small measured ,
and she loft upon the mountain-tons of
death alight that makes them lovely to
those who shall follow her.
The GoliiiuliiiH ICally.
HE UIQVAIITKHS KKI-nU.lCAN S T ITB CE.N'TII U <
COMMITTKI : , OMUII , Neb. , Oct. 8. To the
Editor of Tun Uiu : : Pi6aso announce that
there will bo a rcrab\icun ( \ rally at 2-30
o'clock , Saturday afxn-noon | , October 10 , at
Cnlumbus , Nob. , nt which tltno lion Edward
Uosownter will address the oltUens of Platte
nnd uujoinlng counties' 'on ' the current politi
cal issues of the day.lpfjon. John Uush nnd
Hon. C. 1J. Scott of Oinaliii will also ho pres
ent and partlclpato hi the mooting. Yours
respectfully , ' ' ' S. D. Mnnciui ,
Chairman Republican * Slate Central Com
mittee. , , , , ,
.titouxit IIIK r.utus.
Top hozs M.PO.
.Mtxlerato rct-nlpt * .
llnteliui-stnir llrni >
No desirable hooves Intro.
Quality ut IIO H only fulr.
1 1 OK' market closed easier.
Hulk of bog fin 1 01 il.n.VT&l.T.'S.
HOES oponiMl btcntly 'n strone ,
I'tH'cit'iH dull and u sliado loner.
Kansas City had U.SOO cattle , ntimdy.
Gemini mitt In murkct s'ow und dull ,
He\en thousand slicep In I'lilcugo , steady.
Kansas City rc < | iortsTlUOho h , uni'haiiKcd ,
\V. Heck of Wilbur brought In aivirut horn
Top hogs In Chicago. J-VJ. > : bulk of htiles , I l.Kl
\V , V HiuiUn of Mt-rna brounhi In two cars
ot cattlo.
I'eedt'is shipped Thundity futty-fonr ears
1,11 * head.
Top lie < In Kuntai City , M.OJ ; bulk of sales ,
M. J. A. Cooley. president ot the I'lrst Ni > -
They arc custom made clothing of merchant tailors , loft on their hands for one reason or another. These wo buy in largo
or Binnll quantities for ready c.ish. For example A suit of clothes eoUlng originally $10 , wo can , acrnrdIng to style
and quality , sell for $18 or $ 20. .lint think of it , a saving of10 per cent , ono half of the original cost. Miiuy of them
are from the leading tailoring establishments throughout the country.
MERCHANT TAILORS' MISFITS and UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS ,
OUR. PRICE LUST AS A. GU1DK
SUITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. PANTS.
$0o custom made suit for $ .10.00 $00 custom made overcoat for $30.00 $10 euxtom mndu pants for . $8 00
Wi custom mndo suit for ? 'J."i.OO $ . " ) custom madenvoroout for $27.00 $14 custom made pants for . JO . 60
$50 custom made suit for S iOO $ oO custom made overcoat for $ lii.00 812 custom made pants for . $0 .00
$15 custom made suit for $120.00 $15 custom made overcoat forJliiOO $10 custom made pants for . $ . " > .oO
510 custom made suit for $1ROO $10 custom made overcoat for. . . . $20.00 $ 0 custom made pants for . $5 00
; 15 custom made suit for $10.60 $ ! l"i custom mndo overcoat for $17.1)0 ) $ 8 custom mndu pants for . $1 60
$ 'AQ custom made ault for $1-1.00 $30 custom mudo overcoat for $13.00 $ 7 custom made pants for . $3 ,70
Latest styles nnd clngant garments in silk and satin lined Suits nnd Fall Overcoats.
Also Uro3 Suits for sale or ront. at the
1309 Farnam Street , . Omaha , Neb , 1309
Remember number-nnd place , 10OO Farnnm Sti-aet , Omaha , Neb. Op3ti evenings until 0 o'clock.
Saturday until 1O o'clock. All garments altered fVeo of charge to insure a perfect fit.
HV Offer Van n Jtcn
ichlch Jnnin'fn Safety ti >
JAfc of Mother ittut t'lillit.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
JCotm t'oiiflnrniFiil of H
J'uln , Horror anilJtlsk ,
AftPrmliiKnnebotlleof "llollii-r'tt I'rirml" 1
suncmlliuillltloiinlii.niiilUMnotcxiicrli'nculliat
wc.iknf" < 3 nftcrwanl utunl In cucli caso.1. Mr .
ANMtt ( UdK , Uinmr , Mo. , Jim. Ulli , l-'Jl.
8ont liy expri-M , charges prrpaM , on receipt ot
price , 81.50 lT liotlli- . Hook lo Mothers mailed tree.
UHAIM'IICI.O UICCl I.A'I'OU CO. ,
ATIiANTA , < JA.
SOU ) 1IY ALL DltUOaiSTS.
ttimhletlindjqpcptlc to ont wlmtrn-r lin
wMies. They rmimt tlio food tonssliiillntn
mul nourish the Ixnly , give appetite , ami
DEVELOP TLESH.
Office , 39 & 41 Park Place , Now York.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150,003
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000
TOfAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,000
DiliEC-miis T. A. Miller. ! ' . O. nieiiMin. II I * .
Hliniriirt , li K. U irt. J. I ) . ndiiiuiiiNon , t'lmrlus
1C. lliiiinan. Trniis-iet cunor.il banUlni ; Musl
ims * . Lariustuipltil : : itiul surplus of : uiy buuK
in Suutlnvustorii Iowa.
NTcREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
A PETRIFIED WOMAN !
I'or tliu uc\t TWO WIIK : : there will boon ex
hibition titfl'IT llro.-iilwar
A MAliVKhUUS CUKIOSITV ,
A Woman Turned to Stone !
Something Unit lins to be scon lo bo appiccl-
ntuil. The only I'otrllloil Woman on
i\hlbltlcm : In the World.
WE GUAUA > TEK SATISFACTION OH MONKV
Id : FUNDED.
It is a wonderful niimnn fo-all , a perfectly
pctrlllodvoiiiiin. . porfuut In ovurv funturo and
form , us If she had dropped nsloup In ro y
hcaltn and been tinned Into stone by some
wicked mask-Ian It was found nour I'resno ,
Cal , , In a locality that his : turned out moro
wonderful petrifactions than tlio unoliiconti
nent. St'lontllle Investigation Is courted. I'liy-
biclans admitted free.
Ladles will admitted between 2 and 4
o'clock , when a lady attendant ils > how them
the wonder.
Admittance. Sic. - Children. lOe.
tlonnl bank of Dell IlnpuH S. I ) . , wns u visitor
hero yesterday.
Estimated receipts of IIORS nt Ohlcaco for
today , 10,0 0
Oraves & Evans of Council ItlulTs , la. , m-ir-
Ueted cattle.
Top native beeves u year ago , H.rtOj top
runsurs. I-.OO.
Iliiiekiiian llros. of Danbnry marketed t\\o
cars of cut tic.
Chicago had 10,000 cattle , soner.illy active
an'l unchanged.
' The Colorado I > . .t C. Co. sent In live cars of
cattle from Ayr.
M. O. Mitchell , : i stock dealer of Tobias ,
muiketed cattle ,
Ojru A. llrownof I'ulrmont hid two cars of
hous nt the yards.
V. C. Klshor of Hitter Creeu , Wyo. , had two
cars of horses here.
C. ti. Lewis , a stockman ot Fulrflvld , mar
keted n ear of hogs.
J. N. llrvan of Marysvlllo , Mo. , had n car of
ho s here yesterday.
Chlciiuo reports 20.000 IIORS , opened steady ,
closed 5o to lUo louer.
A. ! ' . llowon .t Co. , Horllti stockmen , mar
keted ho''M yesterday.
.1. A. Cowpeithwalte , n regular dealer at
Pi lend , marketed hoxs.
Shipments Thursday..4(2 ! ( cattle , I.OW hogs ,
l.iaishcep Tbcai-s In all.
Kamrar.t Oralmm , every day shippers from
llloomlleld , marketed hoxs.
R O. Ilond of Silver Creole was among the
lOKiiIurs who hud hogs heie.
Thomas T. Kecklor , a prominent dealer at
MHIIIOV , sent In a car of hogs.
P. Uryfoos of Oeoneo was ut the yards , hav
ing brought In two cars of cattle.
I , . Coltrln. a well known feeder &nl : shipper
from Vntan , sent In a car of hois.
O. Uudat & Co. , prominent shippers from
Norfolk , had two cars of cattle on H ile.
Haf'Talmaso has returned from a month'- *
riisllcatlni In Michigan at his old home.
ICoden.uhncr , prominent dealers at Mis *
bourl Valloy. la. , sent over a ear ot hogs.
O , Mul.aiiglilln brought In a car each of
horses and eattlo fiom Hori-n Cieek , Wyo.
Gebrko.tCJ. ot Milt'kloy. O. P. Mooro. Har
vard and Stevens .V II. of Kagan sent In hogs.
J. 1) . llaRsottof Ognllala was at the yards ,
llebrouglit In two double deck ears of sheep.
f ) . Iennln ) of Hed Oak , Iu. , and A. S. Caul of
Henderson , la. , marketed near of hogs each.
( ieoixo Oolko of Paul sent In a cur of cattle.
John Ilastlo also tent In one ear from Klin-
wood.
T. J , Taylor , a well known patron of this
market , brought In n cur each of hogs und
oattlo from Weston.
J. Ilurt/c , Mlncola , In , I' . O. Hedcnbnnsh.
I < ogan. and 11. S. Green , Dow City , ull had
hogs on this murkot ,
llogH hold a year ago from J'l."ai.M. hulk
of hales , Jiltxyiif.lOi im < r.'gu co-it , HWj ) liver-
ago weight , 'J ' pounds.
1C1C. . Kri-obs , Scotia ; A. lledics. Kim Crook :
I. II. lloll'mnn. Illngham , and C. A. Slbley of
Uurtls all had cattle hero.
JO. MeConoiiKhoy of ( llhhon brought In four
curs of cattlo. U. Stoiiboof Ilanciofl was hcio
also with llvo cars of eattlo.
Correll BIOS. . Crel.'hloii ; W. T. Ilnrire-n ,
WaKhlmtoiii IluttorlKiii'h X ; Co. , Jiinsen ant
Htark llros. , Gladstone , ull had hogs lieie.
T. Speich , Lyons , I * . I1. Walters , I.nslilon : S.
Kelly , I'liuilne ; Al Djvter. lllulr , and N. I1.
Freeman of Cerescoeru among thoio
had hogs on sale.
Oeorgo Whltohoad , n prominent doiler nt
Oakland , la. , marketed u ivtrof lie s. ' ) he hi.
Paul and Kansas City Grain comminv of Wes
ton , la. . albObontover onocar of hoxs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and family of
Yntnn , Net ) . , desire to publicly thank tholr
friends In Omnha for their kindness In firing
for tliulr dauuhter Mlnido during her Illness
und death.
, . _ _ _ _ _ _
"TAKffTJME TO DELIBERATE"
but when the time for notion arrives ,
Elon thinking and hnyit bnttloof genuine
CarlBlmd Sprudol Stilt. Ho HUI-O to ob
tain the genuine Imported article , which
must huvu the signature of "KUnoi- &
MondelsonCo.Solo Agents , Now Voi-lc , "
on every bottlo.
A ) ERi
We are the Poor Man's Friend , in that we are offering our
Lexington Screened Lump Coal-$3.50 per ton
Lexington Screened Nut Coal $3.00 per ton
16 MAIN STREET.
TELEPHONE 48.
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Schoedsaclc , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1S21 Fnrnam St. , Omaha. Dye , clenn arid refinisli goods
1 of every description. Packages received at either office or at tha
Works , Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics ot anv character can have
them rcclyod and finished equal to new.
'
BEU'FHATHEUS HKNOVATKD AND CLEANED BV STF.AM , with tlio
ml most approved machineryatest at loss cost than you over paid
it *
COUNCIL BLUFFS 8TERM DYE WORKS-
All UindH of D/eliiE and Cleanlu ; tlono in tlio htijUeit tit ln of tha art. Faded an 1 stained
fabric * mailo to loo'.c .is gooil m naw. Work proniply done antl delivered. In all p rts of the
country. Send , for prlen list
C. A. MACIIAN , PHOl'UIKTOH.
1013 Broadway , Near Northwestern Depot , COUNCIL I3LUFFS , IOWA.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL
LOST A half L'rown pointer ilo : white ,
nlth liver colored snots on huail. shonldcrs
and nun 1 1. Kinder will be lowarJed by 10-
nK to 'I. Washington ave.
\\7ANTKD T or 8 room house within h\\ \
'i liloc-kH of business center. Will niaUu
lease for year or more , ll S , lleo olllce.
"VTOTIUi : Is hereby uivou that Adam Waceolc
J- > will not bo responslhle for liny dublnor
llalillltles inclined by Cllrahoth Wa i-i-k. JitH
wlfo , or by any of bis children without his
authority Aduin Waeul ; ( . Council HlnllH ,
Oct. 7. IM.I.
_ _ _
. ' . anil vaults eloaned bv odniless
Cr.Ssl'OOI.S . I.oavu ordei's at elly
innrslial'siillico. tf. Dobson.
_
171OH KKNT Three looms In liirao benne on
J-1 Henton street. Tenant can pay lent by
laundry worlc. Enquire at i.4J Murrbini bH < .
fl'Olt SAl.P.-A line M in-ro faun Iu miles
i-1 from Connell HlnlK Hi l. i m-res JIU ; to
iieri'uiM ; to , w and 10 IIPIO traet . Johnston
& Van I'.itton. Counell It. nil's
< i location. A lilro1 1 , llccollk-i' .
171 OH lll'.NT rnrrilnho.1 IIOIIHO of 7
1 ICJ Third avenue.
EMT.ItT Columbia bleyelc. .VJ Inuli. In per
fect outer , will tride fur u-ooil rllle. : zi
cull I , re. U. A. Atkins , Counell IMiilK la.
Of. Al KV ( 7v A \ ( 'i : . in I nd undlnz or I' y-
eiioinetry. DIsoaHes of all kind dliiu'iinio I
and treated with hot baths and massive.
All letters promptly answered. Olllco houri.
Ua m. to IU p. in. No. U.M. uveniio K , near cor.
13th street. _
1/tOU HAM : or Ilent-Oarden land with
J-1 houses , by .1. II Itlue , 1U1 Main St. , Council
Xt limdorc Attorneys ut law , 1'r.io
a oallUUUb , ! , ; m tbu sum mil
federal courts. Ito ini ! . I and
llunoblock , Counull ( Huffs , la.
Hi riiimhnrc Attorney nt Law , No. I
, J , UlillllljUi , I'u.irl Hiruut , over Hush'
nell's storo. Telephone No. i > l Iliislno-u
hours , b a. in. toll p. m , Cimnoil Illult-i , I k.
THEGRAND
Council Bluffj , In.
THIS KLKGANTLY Al'l'OlNTKI )
I1OT13L IS NOW OPUN.
N. W. TAYLOR , Mnnnoop. J
THE OLDEST
MILLIHG FIRM
IN THE WEST.
*
Hiingnrlan Pnitcss.
COUNCIL HLUKKS , IOWA.
For Broad Making or Rolls
Wo warrant this brand ot Flour equal
to the best made anywhere in tlio IJ. S.
ASK YOUK fJKOOKK FOR IT.
Other Brando White Loaf.Early Illsor
11. M. T/.SCIIUGK , Omaha
1118 .laukson Blrect.
OF COUNCIL ULUFF3 , IO//X
1'alil Up CupHiil $100,01)0 )
OMett orunnlio-l Imnk lln Iho rllr. Kurnljn and
ilomeitlo oirliantfo nii'l ' ua l > i.-ourlllui KtuMjIul
uttunlluii | . ilil KirolliiclloMi. Aeoountt of lii'llm- '
ual , Imnki. hankvri nmloorparatluni nollcltul.
( iirri' p'Hiilinw > In yllod.
UUO. I * . UANKOIUI , 1'rutldnat.
A. , W. HIIJIC.MAN , Culiljr ,
A. T. IllUtS. AiiUtant
