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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OPFICK : - NO. 12 PEAHL STRKET.
Ucllicrtd IjCnirlcr In any part of iho City.
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C. H. Water Woiks Co.
Itemovcd to : W I'cnrl street.
( ouncll HlufJs Lumber Co. , coftl.
( roll's chattel loans. 204 Sapp block.
The \Vostcott divorce case Is to have n re
hearing In the district court this forenoon.
A marrlwgo license was Issued yesterday to
Kilwurd House and LIzzio Short , both of
Umaha ,
Mr. nnd MrV. . C. Kstop ontcrtnlned n
hlL'b llvo party last evening at tholr homo on
Oakland avenue.
Tim School Board will hold a mcothig Ibis
evening nl which it Is expected the coal ques
tion will bo decided finally.
f The Innisfnll Dramatic and Philharmonic
club was entertained last avonlnr nt the res-
lilcnco of Contractor Martin Hughes , on
Ninth avcnuo.
Invitations nro out for the second annual
grand ball to bo given by Culnntho assembly
No. 1 , Pythian Sisterhood , nt Masonic tom-
ptu , .lunuary 1 , 1WJ.
The annual meeting of the Pnttownttamlo
County Krnlt Growers' and Gardeners' as
sociation will bo hold at the court house this
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Peter Bcchtolo is confined to her
homo , 1111 HarrUon street , as a result of a
bud fall she received r. night or two ago from
the top of tbo cellar stairway.
The Modern Woodmen of America have
decided to chnngo their headquarters. They
will probably hold tholr meetings after the
first of next year In the Hoynl Arcanum hall.
M. C. Gnlnc.s had his trial before Justice
Hammer yesterday afternoon on the charge
of nsnuull mid batterv. Morris Soultcr , the
prosecuting witness , told his story substan
tially us It has already appeared In print.
( jalncs outs were him , however , his testimony
being reinforced by that of n man named
Cook. The case was dismissed after a hear-
in p , and Unlnos discharged ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Marx Williams celebrated
the anniversary of tholr wedding Thursday
night at tholr home , corner of Pierce nnd
( Jraeo streets , by having a family reunion. A
number of Invited guests were present ,
nrnong whom were N. W. Williams , Ralph
Yvilliuins , Wallace McFuddcn , together with
their Inniilics , nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Johnson.
An Information was filed In .lustlco 6wear-
mgen's court yesterday by P. P. Morris ,
charging Samuel Bates 'with committing nn
assault and battery on William Crayon. The
defendant was arrested nnd gave bonds for
hU nnpcnrunco yesterday afternoon for a
hearing , but afterwards tiled a petition for a
rtmngo of venue to the court of Justice
Cones.
Another sad affliction came to the homo of
C. J. McNitt yesterday in tbo death of his
Infant child , Kdwin Cooley McNitt. It is
only n short time slnco Iho oldest of the
family was taken away , nnd tbo parents are
nearly heartbroken over the second visita
tion. The funeral will ho held at the family
residence , bOU avcnuo C , this morning ut 10
o'clock.
A pleasant party was given night before
last by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb nt tholr
homo. l.Ml Grnhnm nvenuo , iho occasion being -
ing Mr. Lamb's " 1st birthday. The evening
wo-s passed in playing high five. Those pres
ent were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. li. Puce , Mr. and
Mrs. U. Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. D. , Smith ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Klssell , Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Lamb , jr. , and Miss Cnrrio Smith and
C. Smith of Beebetown.
The committee which is making arrange
ments for the fair to bo given next week for
the benefit of tbo Woman's Christian asso
ciation hospital requests all the ladies of the
city to send In suoh contributions as they
may bo willing to make in the way of fancy
or useful articles , to bo placed on sale during
the fair. lOlaoorato preparations nro being
made and the prospects nro most fluttering
for n successful entertainment.
In the district court yesterday the case of
the Cllt/ons State bank against J. C. Abbott
was' again on trial ! A huge blackboard
formed ono of the main features of the trial ,
nnd as Judge Nourso of Dos Molnes stood
with chalk In hand , solving the problems
presented to him , and afterwards explaining
thorn to the Jury , many of the attorneys were
moved to tears nt the reminder of their school
days. The trial will probably last some days
yet.
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Justice G. A. Hammer has moved his
olllco from 415 Broadway to UiJ Pearl
HtrcoU
HOI-SCH Hoarded.
I will hoard n. limited mnnbor of
liorfces nt my farm near the city. For
torniH , etc. , addrcfes T. P. Troynor ,
city , or call on Dr. Treynor , Morriain
block.
Hon. John Y. Stone left yesterday morning
for his homo in Olonwood.
Hon. Smith MePhorson of IJod Oak wits In
the city yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Peter Petersen has gene to Denmark
with her two sons , to spend the winter.
Mrs. Frank Com p ton nnd son nro visiting
n sister of the former at Grand Island , Neb.
J. W. Anderson , n prominent merchant of
Missouri Valley , was n Bluffs visitor yester
day.
For tlio Holidays.
All these pretty nobby hats and bon
nets you too at the millinery parlors of
Misses Surmg & , Fearon will bo eold at
cost from now until after the holidays.
Tolekatharoa , perfectly cleaned nnd
Heeded currants , iho linost thinjr in tlio
world tit Slead'8 grocery , opposite the
Ogdon. _
Jin-vis 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Swinson MudioCo. , Masonic temple.
Jarviswlld blaekbarry is the host ,
Doll O. Morgan it Co. , ilru IhtB , 7-12
Uroadway , are giving their customers
tills season nn elegant plush toilet set.
To .Mnlco a Now Want.
Tbo plan of dividing the Second ward Is
being agitated with considerable zeal by
Homo of the councllmon , nnd it is prouablo
that a move lu this direction will bo mudo In
n short time. The Second ward now em
braces all the territory north of Broadway
between First street and the river , and Is
bv far the largest in the city , ns well ns ono
of the most populous. Kvory election , It Is
claimed , has shown the advisability of cut
ting it in half , so as to make voting moro
convenient , nnd to prevent the counting ot
the ballots from taking up so much time. An
ordinance Is now being drawn up providing
for the Increase In the number of the wards ,
nnd If the change Is made there will bo a cor
responding increase In the slzo of tbo city
council next spring.
F w.o\v Tim citown TO C. O. D.
Biiow.vVj , : MJ BUOAINVAY , COUNCIL
Hl.Vl-TS , KOIl llAltOAIN'S IN OHOCKUIKS.
Wi : ALWAYSL1UI ) , NKVKIt FOLLOW.
Mlnco meat , put up in pure npplo
eider , 7Jc pound ; pure fruit jams , put up
in granulated sugar , lOo pound ; mire
npplo butter. 7jc pound ; 20-pound pail
fruit jolly , Mo ; maple sirup , 83a gallon ;
rock candy drips , 83o gallon , this is line ,
try it ; 6-gallon keg ntnbor sirup , $1.I5 ! ;
Si-gallon pall amber sirup , 80o ; sugar
house drips , 60o gallon ; good sirup , 40o
gallon ; Now Orleans sirup , 70c gallon ,
this Is the best made ; pure buckwheat ,
io pound ; Aunt Sally pancake Hour , lOo
package ; Aunt Jomlmii pnnunko Hour ,
lOo ; sou-rising buckwheat , lOo package ;
ro'lcd oats , Ujo pnekapo ; rolled oats ;
packngo , 8Jc ? rice. Die ; bllvor rieo , Go ;
picnic hams , 7Jc ; dry suit pork , 8c ; Bo-
lognn bausngo , Oc ; dry beef , lOc ; pigs'
feet. Oc ; pickled tripe , 8c } ; codfish , 7e ;
emokcd halibut , 20c ; bloaters , Uic.
Wo have our own vinaynrds In Califor
nia. Jurvla Wiuo company , Go , lilulls.
NEWS FIlOll COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Mysterious Dinat > poanncj of Pr.ttj Miss
T.t'a Jllaxs'm.
SOME VERY UNCOMPL'MINTASY ' RUMOR" .
yulto Old iCiion li to Know
Ilcitor , Hut Ht-r C'nulo CniiM
Do Not III n ivilli
Her.
Bo mo excitement linn buen enured by the
dlaanpcarancc of Miss Tillu Blaxsim , a nloco
of Gcorgo Uluxslm , who has ilvodvltli him
for the past seventeen years. She toll borne
lust Monday , .saying she Would bo u-onu only
a short time , but night cnmo nnd she did not
roturn. Her Irlondu anxiously begun search
for her. nnd the search lias iono on over
since , but although traces Imvo been found
of her which lend them to boilovo thnt she
Is still In the city , her exact whereabouts
cannot bo learned.
'J'lio young lady In question Is 22 years of
ngc , imd was adopted by Mr. IHaxslin when
she was . " . years old , her parents dylnir in
Davenport nt that tltno. Shu hu lived here
over since , uut her HcUlo disposition and bur
Inclination to ivando' axvav from homo bnvo
led bur Into dlflloultiea before. About MX
months ago It. Is claimed that she wont to
South Omaha In company with Charles Con-
lay , an ox-mumborof the tire department , with
whom she had associated somewhat , and Mr.
Hlnxsim wan compelled to put In considerable
tlmo Undine her and Inducing her to return
with him. Conloy has n wife with whom ho
lias had seine trouble , and it Is claimed he
promised Miss Ulaxstm that ho would get a
divorce from MA wlfo nnd marry her. Mr.
Dlaxslm thinks It Is Conloy who has enticed
his nleco away from bomo , although Conlcy
denies It. The two had some words Wed
nesday night which uarao near ending
seriously.
A nlirbt or two after the plrl's departure ,
Mr. Ulaxslm in ado a search for her nt. n
bouse on Mill street , which ho had been In
formed was a rondcvouz for her nnd her
lover. The house does not boar a very good
reputation with the notice , nnd Mr. liluxsim
was accompanied by nn ofllcer when ho
visited It when the ofllcor rapped at the
back door a commotion was hoard Inside ,
and an Instant later a half dressed man
rushed almost into the urrns of Mr. Blaxsim ,
who stood nt the trent door. Ho Immediately
rushed In again , however , nnd when the ofll
cer iadod ! the honso the couple , If they had
been there at nil , had disappeared. Slued
then no effort has been made to 11 nd her.
Mr. Blaxsim states that ho has no further
use for his niece. "Sho has bad all the ad
vantages any girl could want , " ho said yes
terday , "and [ now she turns out to bo unworthy -
worthy of them. She shall never enter my
house again. I should line to bavo her nond
someone , however , to got her clothing , which
she loft at tbo house when she took bar do
parturo. "
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BOSTON STOUli , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Help Ml on Her Way.
Mrs. Pink of Sioux City arrived In the
city last evening with her two children on-
route to St. Louis. She stopped at tbo Ho-
voro house , whore she told a pitiful tale of
her misfortunes. Shu said her husband foil
dead on the streets of Sioux City
a few days ago , leaving her al
most ponnttcss , and she was on hot- way
to her mother's homo. She ran out of money
when she reached the lilulTs , and did not
know whcro she was to got tbo money to
take her the rest of the distance. Cal Kp per
son toolt bor cast : In hand nnd circulated a
paper among some of the charitably Inclined
citizens , with the result that In n few hours
enough was raised to send her ou to St.
Louis.
Carman Food and Fuel company ,
wholesale nnd retail hay , grain mid
feed. Special prices on hay and grain
in car lots. 700 Main street , Council
BlulTs.
Roitor , the tailor , 310 Broadway , has
all the latest styles and now winter
goods. Satisfaction in every respect.
guaranteed. _
of CoHt.
My entire stock of autumn millinery
must bo closed out within 80 days , and
in order to do so I will sell at absolute
cost prices , The ladies will II ml these
goods the llnost in the city. Miss E. L.
Rngsdnlc , 337 Broadway.
The only kindergarten in the city is
in the Merriam block , next to the Young
Men's Christian association. JKxpoi-l-
onced teachers and only ono-hnU usual
rates nro charged.
How on the How.
Social circles on Plerco street wore ren
dered somewhat lively at a late hour Thurs
day night by the advent of a number of gay
olrds from Omaha and this city. The house
of Ltzzlo Ott was llrst visited , the young men
composing the party throwing tbo furniture
out of the house into tlib si root. No ob
stacle was mat with until the house of
Ella Leo next door was reached. Hero tbo
Invaders titruck a snag In the shape of Cliff
llugb , a burly fellow who bad boon ( pending
the evening there. Ha at once prepared to
bow light , and did 10 wltUiuoh u vengeance
thnt the remain : , of Um frnv were fo.ini
yesterday moraine to consist multly of ponli
of blood ( tcnttarcd nt Intervals about tin
premlnc.i. A somewhat similar tiroRrntt
ivas followed out nt Ida Gordon1'
house not far awnv , Whcro the blood curoi
from was thn question that apitnteil the MO
lice yesterday mornlntr , and a special de <
trctlvo wadlmtod : to leak the matter up ,
Ho failed to find any of the turtles who wen
willing to own up that the bloo.I belonged t <
thorn , so ho was unable to mnko nniuli of r
report , nt police headquarter * . Ho siiccccdct
lu arresting Lee Foreman , .however , whoir
he charged with being nn Inmate of u house
of prostitution. The trial will come up thl <
morning. It is thought thnt further nrroit !
will follow today ,
The Mocst In the City.
George S. Davis , 20(1 ( Broadway , ha ;
the nicest display of holiday goods up U
tlato In the city. Ho was the llrst t (
show the public tno beautiful tiling
brought out this yo.tr , and ho will domi
nate the trudo on hit end of the street.
Mandol & Kline will move tholr oil'
tire stock to Sioux City .Innunry 1 ,
Until that time you can buy furniture
stoves , carpets , at your own price.
Madly Sual.lud.
An 'nfnnt ' child of Lars Hanson mot with r
painful and possibly serious uccldont yester
day morning. While playing about It !
home , - . > ( ! 10 South Tenth street 11
fell into n pall of boiling water
but was rescued by Its mother be
fore It had boon in Us hot bath more than i
few seconds. The few seconds wore enough ,
however , to scald ono of Its limb ? to that tin
llosh neuled off in n tei-riblu manner. Dr
Cleaver was svmmoncd to attend it , nnd tlu
Injuries wore cared for as .well ns poislole.
It Is feared that tbo child miy die , und It h
certain thnt It will bo n loin ? tlmo bcforo it I :
able to walk again.
Try Carman's for hard and soft coa !
nnd wooO. 70(1 ( Main street.
To prevent fraud Ohio passed a law
requiring the inspection of maple sirup ,
and II. V. Slend , the grocery man , has
the only genuine stutT in the oily , beat1' '
ing Crnin Bros. ' allldavit and the Ohic
inspection stamp.
Uohr UOVIM * .
Edward S. Kobr and Miss Hattie E. Iloyer ,
both of this city , wore married Thursduj
evening at 7 o'clock nt the residence of tin
brldo.'JO'J Eleventh nvoinie.Uuv.E..I.nabcouk ,
rector of St. Paul's ' olllclatlng. It was n vcrj
quiet affair , only a few intimate friends ol
the parties being invited. After the cere ,
mony had boon performed an olnbor.ito sup
per was served. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kohr will
llvo in this city , whore both have a multitude
of friends.
Drs. Woodtjury , dentists , 30 Pearl
street , next to Grand hotel. Telephone
145. High crndo work a specialty.
Doll G. Morgan & Co. , druggists , 741
Broadway , are special agents for the fa
mous "Blush of Roses. "
rue UKI'KKH.ITIOX CLAIMS.
The experience of THE BKB CI < VIM <
BUIIEAU has brought out the fact thnt many
of'lts subscribers do not understand that the
Indian depredations act passed 1iy the lait
congress annulled all previous contracts foi
collecting claims under it. This Is u fact
that they should know for their own protec
tion. When the not was signed all contracts
with agents were mauo void by its tcrmi.
The holders of claims were thou frco to make
such bargains with their agents as they
pleased , or could refuse to mulct ) any bargain
at all.
The framers of tbo act found It necessary
to take this stop for the protection of the
claimants. At the tlmo when tboro scorn od
little chance that such nn net would bo
passed hundreds of claimants had contracted
with agents to pay outrageous fens In case
tbo money could bo collected. Cases are
known in which the claimants had contracted
to give up to tbo acotit-SjOver one-half the
amount collected. Cases in which one-third
was promised were not nt all uncommon. To
allow these contracts to stand would ninko
the law not an act of justice , but. an act of
extortion for the benefit of the claim agents.
Tbo clause was inserted annulling all the
contracts , good , bad and Indifferent , and
limiting the percentage to no charged by
agents to 15 per cent , wi.b an extra . " > pe'r
cent allowance for spoulnl casos. The claim
agents naturally objected to this , asserting
that It was bovond the pn vors of congress ,
but the bpstopinlon oi both houses was thnt
contracts made to collect claims under a law
that did not exist could bo annulled lu ths
manlier.
On the 4th of March , therefore , the claim
nnts who had signud contracts were ns free.
fiom obligations to agents ns those who had
not. If they were sutisllcd with tbeirngcius
and wished to sign a now contract within the
limit of compensation llxod by the law , it
was their right , but none of them were
under any legal obligation to do so. Tbo
more unscrupulous of the agents naturally
represented to their cllonla that they were
bound to. renew their contracts , with merely
the substitution of the terms mimed by law
for the outrageous commissions at llrst de
manded. Cases have been brought to tbo
attention of Tns BKB in which this
had been tollowod successfully
Eollcy
y unscrupulous agents. They had in n word
bullied tbo claimants Into hiring thorn when ,
if the claimants had inidoi stood that they
were free of obligation , they would have
chosen other ropro.scnlM.ive3. As others are
being worked upon la the same way , the
fuels of the case are sot forth for their pro
tection. If tboy am satlstlcd with the men
they first ehoso they are right in ra-cngaging
them. If they are not sntillod. thoy. are free
to engage an body tboy choose.
Tin : Bin : CLAIMS DL-IICAU was established
solely for the protection of the public. It
was established on account of the complaints
of its subscribers who thought they were
being unjustly noutod , and those , still moro
numerous , who applied to It to linda ( roitablo
agent. It will collect the claims nt only Mich
charged ns will piy the expenses of the cu-
rcnu. It is expected that it will rarely hap
pen that tin ) limit sot by the law will bo
needed to pav the expense of collection.
Miny of tbo claims can doubtless be collected
for 5 per cent of their face. The bureau is nt
the service of the subscribers and public at
large. These who take advantage of Its offer
will save mouoy by it , These who do not
place their claims la its charge will save
monov , too , for it has put u check on the ra
pacity of the agents who would otherwise
fool frco to take thn last penny the law al
lows. It is the nrlvllogo of a grout news
paper to bonolit all.
THIS 7AJ/ \ C7.l/.1/ ) > .
TIIK Ban Bt'iniAC OF ( Jr.wis , In dealing
wltb tbo claims arising under the Indian
depredations act , has bogn .successful in pro
tecting n largo number of subscribers and
others from extortion and loss , From com
plaints that have comu to It , hotvover , It ap
pears that many of the clairiuuit.s do not un
derstand their position under the act. At a
tlmo when there appeared to bo little ohunco
that congress would take up the claims or
muko any appropriation to pay thorn , they
signed contracts nith the Washington agents ,
promising from ouo-qimrtor to ono-half the
amount to the agent in case the money should
bo collected. In view of this extortion congress -
gross inserted u provision in the act annul-
Ing all contracts and limiting the agent'n
commission to 15 or 0 nor cont.
The claimants all probably understand that
the agent's commission has ueon limited by
the law , uut many of them , according to their
own statements , dn not understand that they
are free to do as they pleuso about employing
the agent they had llrst chosen. Thnv con
sider that they are still bound to employ the
agent with whom tboy signed the exorbitant
contracts , whether they nro siUislicd with
him or not.
It was the Intention of congress to protect
thorn nt all points nnd they were loft ou the
passage of the act free to do as they tiluased
nnd employ whom they pleased. Section 0 of
the act * tatod : "That all sales , transfers or
alignments of any such claims heretofore or
hereafter made , except such as have occurred
in tbo duo administration of decedents' os
tales , and all contracts heretofore made for
fees and allowances to claimants' attorneys
are hereby declared void.
There could bo no mistake about the mean-
Ingot this. All claimants had to make now
coutraou with egcuu after the ptnago of
I
1 the act , aiti ! they were at liberty to omplov
i nny uno they pleased. If they were pleased
| with the real ntuH nrts of their llrst n ont
thov mmht inako their now contract with
him. If they were dlssatlsiM they might
cheese * ny olhcrjncoHl thtt they pleased.
These who haVcnfct sign oil new oontracU
since the pimngivjf the act rnnv prollt by
thin to secure milol/ better terms than they
could othrrwUo get from the agents. The
fact that THE Brfi { BtiiRAV U doing the work
for the bare expense Involved has had n good
effect In moderating the charge * of all Agents
to those who knaft'-now ' to protect them
selves. I-'ortboup' who distrust tholr ability
to cope with the claim aponts on their own
ground TUB Ur.r. Ili'up. vf la always open.
TIII : fir.K nvin.iv.
pr-i
Tun Hnn Bniiufrvr Cr.mi * In Washing
ton has done u gojjfl Vork for the residents of
this .section In attcnultn ? to the claims arising
under the Indtnjl < UcprcdntIon.s act. It has
saved these xvho have taken ndvantago of Its
offer from the unconscionable charts of the
regular claim agents , and has benefited the
others by forcing the agents to demand only
moderate fees In order to got business. The
long delay over the passage ot the act had
given the claim agents tlmo to muko con
tracts that woulJ civo them the lion's share
ot the appropriation. Many of the claimants
had oeen induced to sign contracts guarantee
ing tbo agent from one-third to over " > 'J per
cent of the claims In case they were allow ? .
The depredations act annulled th-jso extor
tionate contracts nnd sot the limit of agents'
fees nt 15 per cant , to bo increased In certain
cases to li ! ) per oenLoa the order of the court
of claims.
But so many complaints were imuli1 of the
action of the agents , and so many Imjuiriot
for a reliable agent were sont. to this olllce ,
that it was dccldod to establish n bureau
under the direct rlmrgo of Tin : BII : : to pro
tect its subscribers and ulvo thum the bone-
HtB of the law at tbu lowest possible charges.
The bureau has 'iioro than jnsllllcd Its i > s-
tablishmunt. It has attended to the claims
of a largo number of the sufferer. } bv the in
dlan raids in the west. It U doing the work
at , . " ; to ll ! per cent , taxing in many instance
uly the actunl cost of pushing the claim.
A s mm' of these who lost their pinpertv
h rougn the Indian raids are persona ol
Mnall means who could nol goto Washington
themselves , tlie estnulishnicnt of the IK.IVHII
where thc-y can bo certain of oxnct nnd just
treatment has reached thoio who need it
most.
The peisons who have suffered losses from
the Indians since .luno I. IS.il. will dovvj *
to romomtior , however , that , the tlmo witnin
which claims can b,1 nrosi'tited is limited. If
they nro not put in within I hu appointed
time they are forever oarrcd. Moreover the
court of claim- ) goes on the plan , "llrst come.
Hist served , " nnd it uehoovos sufferer. * to
pluco their ci'ii ' ns before the proper authori
ties at an early date.
The contracts made before the pasiage of
the net have , as staled , been annulled by con-
gtoss. It is therefore necessary for claim-
nn's to mane new contracts or arrangements
with their agents , ami they nro loft froi ? to
engagd now nconts if they are not satiMied
with these they had ongagrd before. This
will enable them to make much more favor
able tornib themselves than were bad
whllo the passage of the act was still in
doubt.
The bureau has received the indorsement
of all the rongrcbMiicn nnd officials who have
anything to do with tbo subject of clainn.
A'letter from KunrcsontuUvo Herman of
Oregon , chairman of the committed on Iinliin
depredations , lias alro idy been published in
behalf of the bureau , mni similar expressions
have come from blhcr.If any subscriber
requires sui-h torylces nnd is in doubt , whereto
to npniv , no will Ijnd the addro. s ot Tin : Uni :
Bureau ol Claims'in the ndvitrllsing columns
The org.inUiltnri of Iho no.v court of law
claims nt Denver lat month und tbo un
nouncement thut t'lio I'ourt will bold its final
session in tbat city out the 17th of Novomoor
live promise th.it'Ho lonjj-voxod title ? in the
western territorfc-sinnd stuto will snoti bo in
a fair wnv to .settlement. Tha disputed lilies
under Ihe Mexican and Spanish grunts have
proved especially U'Oublesomo in An/ona nnd
Now Mexico. They hlivo delayed settlement
ana investment in. some of the fairest lands
of the s > outhwpsJ..anoV have provoJ annoying
in the districts , farther to 1ho north. After
much agitation and complaint congress wa
Induced ut the lust session to provide n court
for the consideration of this uuMnoss , und it
vill soon boirin to work.
Tbo oivani/atlon of this court gives TIIK
Br.i : Btiu.AU or Ui. VIMS u chance to extend its
usefulness. It will take chums under this
law and prosecute them for persons who do
jijot know whom to engage for the service.
The business entrusted to the bureau in
Washington h boiii prohccu'eil withonersy.
Tlio Indian depredations patent , land
mining und other claims bcforu Die courts
nnd depart monls arc b.'iiis pushed ns rapidly
as p sibL , with no delays on nccunt ot the
largo amount of business which has tiaen sent
to the bureau. The largo amount of claims
ntrusted toils cnieis a standing pi.oof of iho
esteem und confidence In which Tin. U : i : is
hold by the public which itservos. It is like
wise a demonstration , if ono wus iun.ulrGd.of
the need of such un organi/ation
The revelations in regard to the Loomls
ngoncy which bavo bocn published rocuntiy
go even furtherln Ibosanm direction. When
u inuii sought for by ibo police for nearly a
year on a warrant for embezzlement can set
up us a claim agent , Hood the western coun
try with circulars and receive nsslgnmciils
for several million dollur's worth of claims ,
it appears thut there Is little protection for
Iho claimant whosunds to an unknown representative
sentative- . The men whoassigned their chums
to Loomls would huvo hud small chance of
their seeing any of their money if thut
schemer hud boon given tlmo to collect their
claims , When such risks are run and men
who are not able to go to Washington and
know no ono there must biro their attorneys
at haphazard , the need for u bureau to pro
tect the people and do their work at roiison-
able rates Is apparent.
The approval with which Tut : Bir. : ontor-
pribo is received by jourmltsts und public
men Is ns gratifying as the response of the
public.
'fKItlillll.i : bHHt.M Jt.l < li.\G.
.VnnyTr ins inortli Dakota Itlouk-
ailud by Dr I'd UK Snow.
CliiANti FOIIKS , N. D. , Uoc.I. . The storm
Is still raginc with iho mercury about at
zero. Tlio air Is llllcd with snow. Hailroad
men rcpoit iho llvbtsnow blockade in two
years. All trains are practically abandoned.
The Great Northern passenger , duulostoven-
Ing , U in a snow bank two miles from this
city. The mercury lif fulling rapidly.
Reports from Aberdeen , t > . D. , report that
the worst wind nud sucw storm of iho Rea
son has prevailed for iho lust twentv-four
hours. All business is nt n standstill nnd
train services are groatlv interfered wlib.
At Moorehcad , Minn. , nil tl.eCircat Northern
trains are tied up.
Ueporib from Croolrston , Owntonlo nnd
other Minnesota points suy the hll/zard Is
rucIiiB wlih Hrcat'fury. Snow Is falling fast
und drifting badly. All trains are delayed
from live to twenty-lour hours. Several
persons uro roporlpd fro/on to death. IMorro ,
S. D. , und Grand Forks , N. D. , oucn report
fatalities of this nature.
Much Datango , I ) < ( iio nt Carlisle nnd
Other 'I owiiK.
C.MU.ISI.K , Pa. , loo. 4. The worst storm
known In years swept over the Cumberland
valley this afternoon , wrecking bulldlncrs ,
uprooting trees and destroying crops. The
damage will roach and may oxcooa J 100,000 ,
but ns fur as could bo learned tonight no
lives wore lost. '
At Mccbanlcsbiirg 'fifteen ' buildings were
blown down , among them thd National Hotel
and MothodUt church. Twelve other build
ings were damaged.
At Waynesboro , Landls' tool works and
the Weber school house were wrecked.
Fortunately the pupils of tbo school had
been dismissed and thn employes of the tool
works escaped wltb alight Injury. Several
buildings were unrooted. Tbo township
school liouso and the Western Maryland
round house were also demolished.
From the country oomu reports of wrecked
and ruined crops and prostrated telegraph
lines ,
As the result of the mlnnTiTtroublo In the
department of I'as-du-C'ululs , Trance , tbo
IIOIIBO of a man named Duubrosi , u mining
Lie a , wns blown up with dynamite. Daiibrcss
and bla family had narrow ctcapoa from
death.
UPPIS I Tin IfPlltlitP TA TIIP1I
DEFEAT S iiIliANING TO THEM ,
Supporters of Ba'maccik Learning Whal
it Cost to Bo Worsted.
S'X ' UEING SUED ON S'XFEEN ' CMARGES ,
Action CoimiiRiiuiil He fore
In theN'nni3 of tin ; People of
Chill \ \ hereabouts ol'
Ilia Dcfi'iulnntn.
Ml tin JiVhfi tlonli
S\NTiAtio , Ch 11 ( viu ( inlvostoti , Tex. )
Dec.I. . | By Mexican Cubic to the Now
York Hornld Special to Tun Bir..J : The
announcement has been made that Genera
Hollev , mlnlste" of war In President Monti's
cabinet , will shortly pay a visit to Kuropo
It is not known what the objects of the vlsll
nro , but It is supposed It has some connection
with the work of his department.
Sixt'jcn charges hnvo been preferred before
congress In the name of the Chilian people
against Cluttdlo Vicuna , Domingo Godoy ,
Iinaell Montt , Jose .M. Carcru , Scnor Gann
nnd William McIConnii. The houses of the
accused men were Jiearchcd unit tholr private
letters nnd papers .soiled. It Is supposed
Ihnt It Is from data found in
thcso that the charges were formu
luted. The charges Include violation ol
the constitution In the appropriation of pub
lic funds , Illegal arrests of persons , forcinp
p.'iccfiil cltl/en.s into the nrmv and railing on
the public forcer to suppress civil war. Vi
cuna I : supposi'U to he in ICurope , Monti nnd
( iodo.v In Peru , and the other thrco nfe in the
American legation. Citations will be Issued by
ttu president of the senate and telegrams will
be sent to tlio forolzn governments informing
them th.it formal demands have been made
on their legations for the surrender of the
men wanted. The whole matter will be fully
discussed by congress next Friday.
A tire occurred in Sun Miguel school this
morning. It was c.iuso.l by an explosion of
capsules , and spread to surrounding build-
Ings. Damage to the extent of0,000 pcsus
was done hoforo the Humes were gotten
under control.
.NII.'CH ironi tliu Capital.
VAi.i-imi--o. Chili fvia Galveston , Tex. ) ,
Dec. ( . - [ By Mexican Cable to the Now
York Herald Special to Tin : Btn. : 1 Nous
reached here today that the United States
sto.uncr Uoilon urritoi ! at Mont'ivideo last
nicht. On account of having called nt Bnhia
she bus been subjected to two Jays' seclu
sion.
Desnito the protests of Captain Schloy of
the United States cruiser Baltimore , the
authorities continue puhlishingoflleinl letters
regarding thr > American officers.
Thp Intoiidniito of Valparaiso , Scnor
Aricgui , lius u'signrd his post.
H"pcrls fiom thosouthorn provinces show
that the wheat and builoy croos nro in a for
ward condition , and promise n good harvest.
Tno Ai'oiicagua river is out of its banks
nnd has swept nwny n part of the town of
Call no , and the railroad is threatened with
destruction.
Arjcutlnc All .irs.
\i \ np/i : t'tli'e I Wit ii'i ' Jin II11It i " nU.I
BCKVOS AIIII.S , Argentine ( viu Galveston ,
Tex. ) , Dc. I. | By Mexican. Cable to tbo
New Vork Herald Special to Tun Bra.J :
A severe storm prevails here now and a
number of ships uic in a dangerous po
sition.
The National bank hns been opened with a
capital of ? S,000,000 i" gold
It is probable that n combination will bo
made between tbo radicals and the sup
porters of ( < encr.tl Mitre , under the load of
Senator del V.illo , ' .ho president of the Calh-
olic club. Piesident Pellegrini , It is said ,
will support the candidacy of General Mltro.
An Italian sailor escaped from the French
steamer Charcnto , came nshoro nnd died ,
presumably of yellow fovcr , shortly after
lam'.ing. The sanitary legulations had been
violutr-d by the Churonto , and despite the
oujoctions of Iho French minister the ship
was ordered to proceed to sou.
Much alarm exists among the public in
regaid to the spread of yellow fcvor.
Heavy floods aie loportcd along the llio
Plata.
_ _ _ _ _
.va unit SUIT.
iOH G. Hl'iiii" , Jr. , Determined
to II vc a D.torcc.
DIAD\\OOII , S. D. , DJO.I. -fSpaciul Tele
gram to Tun Bur. ] A motion was filed here
today by Mrs. Mary Nuvins Bluino praying
for temporary alimony and attornnys' fees.
Mrs. Blaine , in her petition , states that she
U in a cripnlod condition , both nhysically
and linancially , and shn asks the court that
the defendant , .lames G. Blalno , jr. , bo re
quired to pay to her the sum of $1,000 ns tem
porary alimony for expenses of the suit and
the further sum of WOO for attorneys'fees.
Thu hearing of the motion was sot for Dcccm-
Oer ail.
The complaint and summons in the case ol
Mary N. Blaine iwilnst James G. Blmno. jr. ,
was also tiled today. The complaint alleges
that JumosG. Blnine , jr. . willfully abandoned
the plaintiff witr.out vnuso , leaving in her
.custody a : i-yeu'-.old child which she has
since iniion care of m > d supported
without help from the defendant. On
thcso grounds * the demands u dissolution of
the bonds of matrimony , the bolo custody of
her child nnd that ho bo required to pav u
reasonable sum for the expenses of Iho nclion
for the divorce and counsel fees and required
lo pay such sum for alimony us the court
may decide for tlio future support of herself
and child. Mrs. Blaine is now at Sioux Fulls
and is expected in this city next ( \eek ,
GALMGA . DOIOrt.VT MICI3 IT.
Oninliii'H Fire CluI'll Little Irritated
by u Seiiselo 8 Story.
In regard to n statement In n local paper
last evening ' .hat the Omnhu lire department
declined to go to Blair on account of a big
IIro hero Chief Giilligan said lo a Bui : ro-
portcrr ,
"It's a fabrication all the way tbrouah.
When word came to me nt o'clock In the
morning ihnt help was needed at Blair ,
1 sent word ut once that I would send
two hose companies and ten men , but that
wo could scarcely reach there under three
hours. I also asked If wo could bo of any
use by reaching there nt , that tlmo. In about
a half hour I locolved un answer from Blair
which stated that iho lire was under control
and that there was no need of our help.
Thbro was no ntatomont sent out that wo had
a big lire hero , and could not snimt any ap
paratus. The Blair man who wrote that de
liberately lied '
As was stated In Tin : Bsr. Friday mornIng -
Ing , Chief Galtlgun was ready with two
companies to go to Blulr on u minute's notice ,
and only ordered his men back to bed after
the final message from Blulr bad boon re
ceived.
Queer CompiledIOIIH.
taioux CITV , la. , Deo. 4. ( Special Telegram -
gram to Tin : Bii.J : : E. P , Hayes , who last
Sunday was arrested for attempting to shoot
his tlnncco for wedding another man In bis
absence , today eloped with a married woman ,
Mrs. John Musselinan , whoso husband is now
pursuing blm with a gun.
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Paid Up Capital $100,099
Oldeit orgnr > lie < 1 bank fin tb cttr. Foreign nil
dumejllo uxcliant : * nn3 ooil io3.irltl.li. KipujUl
iltentlon pnlj lo colloctloni. Aoouunti of loJlrla-
uiti , tmaki , banker * and corporation ! loUcUjl.
Corroipomlenco In vltoJ.
QUO , 1' . BANKOHI ) . rruildonL
X W. 1U It KM AN. Cnhler.
JL. X , lllOU , Aiilitaat C iWif
FOR GOOD REASONS.
Thp Uniform ItuleofSri n Mmtli U Y.\
tontloil Tor tlio Kcmnltulcr of HIP Year.
l'nl 1 .lamiarj.
DM Conelniid nnd Mansfield Imvo decided ti
maintain the life-dollar per month rnto o
treatment , conflnlM ? It however , to catnrrl
end Kindred ill < euvcs , during December ti
January 1st ,
Theioforo. up lo January they will trra1
catarrh nnd k ndrcd discuses at iho rate of J.
for eurli innnth's treatmniit-.thla mini liu'lml
Ingull nuHllclncK , caio and treatment. Thli
oiler dues mil upuly to all ( licenses , but to cu
tnrih und Its \nrlnus eo'iipllcatioiii. ouch ai
ui-iiiiuliUK gnslrU'i-ut'irrh , ordyspep ln. nstl
inn. buy finer , consumption nd 11 klailit-i
dl ouH'o. etc.
STRONG BVID3NOH.
An Omnlm Lady Who Sought
Hollof-Snya She Fonn 1 It in
Drs. C. > pelnnd nnd Mansfield's
Treatment Evidence Upon
Evidence Proot Upon Pi-oof.
"I wsm to Minm extent a vh-tlin of the dH'
on IP o well M 'lined , lu ifrlppe. \ \ hen It ucl < t
urlpoiK-o upon u perMiu'sHysloui It holds on
'I he speaker Was Ml s Hid nit > cblului. a m'l-
liner , wild Mi-s It II. Il.ivh" . Ill Himtli IMIi
street , this city.Mhs Sehliiter has had a
ninny MM-ITO time tif it fur tint past vear. iind
per e\poi'lenee of what she minYicd and when
shelltiully fiiiind Kdief UIIH tcihl fortlie hcne-
llLnf oilnMs slmlliuiy allllfied.
"I liii\i > siiirntrd IIIIIIOM fiinllnuMlly fiom n
xexeri- isi < u [ eat.iril.helt wus originally
liiini.'ht un hv u voi-y b.ul eo.d wh eh I ne-
elected at the I me nini'h to my "onow. since , "
eoiillniied MN-t Schniti'i- \tiiuldbepielty
dlllleult to tell ull of theln ( \ iiiecablo ymp-
51 ISSrilM'TKIl. .
turns one has or to duioilbe how perfuetly
niNeiahlo It iiimlu one.
"I hud a lionvy. dull aelio over my eyes.
itut-iiinpniiluilnt times by very M-veio inilns in
the hack of mv head. My eyes giew dim and
It u Irnpiissllilu for me to loolc steadily ut nn
oDjei-t for nny lenstli of t mo ullliont
MKVhH 1M1VINO AMI lll'ltM.NO. '
My hea I felt i-'ojtuil ; up and I would have the
-ir.uipcst hti//linj und ruiclnt ; noises In my
iinr-- , while I w.is.ctinstiiMtly troubled wlin
iV/iness ! mul nei MMIS feeling.
"Tlil-ktato of aifalrs Uejit piowlni worse
whun. tuvap the ellm i\ . lust spiliiK I caii'-'hl
Kilppoand ilil IncieaHpd my miirorlnsand
( lUi'iisetwo fold and left mo in the mostdell-
'Me ne.ilih. The disease liad sorlousjy : if-
f'-eleu my stomach , i nd my upputltii und < ll-
tectlon weiu very poor. My stoinueh was so
weaii In fai'l that I could only eat the lltliti.Ml ;
food , nnd not even thai without suirerlne a
feellii'i of iinoaslnos and HI-IISO of depression
aflcnvntdM I ulsii suileied iniien fiom p.ilns
in my stomach and tlitoiiRh llio back and lost
iniu'li ' lle-h and stten tli.
UIIATU V FINMIDO.NH. .
"I was lii Ill's ilcpl'ir.ible oinidlilon uhen mv
nilL-ntlon w.isdliccted Iti ) | . Conelnml and
Mansllt-hl jis plivslcliins and siiriseons who
"eii'sMlled In their profession and having
wide success In their piai'tlce I soimht them
f"M relief mul I c-in ti iitlifnllv suy I found it.
rlie distressing pains over my eyes and In the
IWOK of my head went almost Immediately
upon taking the ( list trealinunt , and have
pone to stay. I think. My eyes have denied up
anil t-a'iK'd ' siien.'tb : my dl/ilness and ncr-
voucn Hi ha\o dlsaiipuniod , and thcilnglng
and IIII//IIIK noises In myeaiB ceased. Mv
stomach and uppiitlto have greatly Improxed ,
nnd I eat well nnd sleep \\oll also now. In
Mioit.I am In eveiy way on the road to health ,
: . ml ultliough I have nail ninny doctnib , Dr.s.
' 'opolaiid nn I Mansflolil aio tlio nnlvones
thnt have given mo any ieul lulluf. "
MN Schliitor icsldes ut ' "U" ) Doiliro street ,
heie she can hu seen and will 10 idlly vorlfy
lii'r statement.
O.MIIIA. Nov. 3J. lMl.-lis. ) ) C'opolHUCl and
Jlunsfield- Dear sirs : I wish to express my
feeliiiL'sof n.illtude towaids- you forlho t on-
ellts I Jiave received fiom your treatment of
fill. uili. It Is now onlv thren weeks Hlnco I
lieirnn beliiB floated liy you. Itut'am feellnj ;
so miieb Improvul that I urn perfectly satis-
fled a speedy and pcimuiiunl cure will ho tbo
icsiilt. I tun ionis. very iesio tfully ,
MR. O. W. POSTER SPEAKS.
"Yen , they all told mo I hud consumption ,
nnd that Is whut I bojun to hellevo Ifailul
fiOhtcadlly und uvurythlnic I tried bcemed so
poweiless to help me that I wus forced to believe -
liovo that 1 find consumption. "
The speaker WIIH .Mr. ( J.V. . Tobter , wlio lives
ntr.CIN 41.'iid stieet.
Tive years uj-'O I did not regard my trouulo
us very serious , when It first began with my
head nnd nose stoiinlnii up , dull , heavy liend-
nciies over my eyes und tlnoiieli the temples ,
but later when nl.lit sweats eaineon 1 bo un
TO i.osi : I-I.BMI ,
und for the first tlmo roull/ud my ten Iblo con
dition.
" .My cough wus very s-oveio , so had that I
eon In , , ot bier p
nlu'lits , und would
huvo to Ket up nnd
Co out on my porch
for fiesh air.
"Them WIIH.I terri
ble soicnehsIn the
lower pint of my
IUIIKH. shnrp. shnol-
ItiK pulnsihioiiKh my
ehtsi , so suvuro nl
I lines UK to ulnu'bt '
tnke my hreiilh ,
"Then ) was u con
stant ro irln ' und
IMI//IIII ; noise In my
eurs ; my eyes bc-
MH. rOSTnit. cume xory weak , und
I thought I was Koine
10 i. > M : MV sitiiiT.
"My upp-lite wus lircKiilur. nothing I ale
seemed to u.'iec with me I would Ij'i dis
tressed nt'.he stnmueli lifter eallm. .
"My sleep wuu broken and re.st ci. > nnd did
mo no mioil , I would Ret up In tin ; morning
mine tiled than 1 went lo bed.
"Tlio disease h id completely undermined
my whole system , and I was u physical wreck
u mini without hone.
"In this condition I culled nn Dr * . Copelund
nnd Mnnslleld ; they did not iiromlko much ,
und I did not expei'l to he euied.
"Well , wliut bus been tlio resnli ? "
"A CUMI'IITK : CIMU : . "
"I Improved stendli.v fiom the llrst nnd ull
Lhe HVinptoms of thn disease have Kiudnally
lefl me.
" .My head und nn o aio clear , goid ) upnctlte.
no iiioio iilglitsweatH. and my lung tioublo Is
entirely rulle\ed , und 1 have no fiuthoi fear
) f eonsiimptlon.
"I can't H ty too much In nralseof Drs. Cone-
nnd nnd .Miiiihllold , for they lime biuely
Hiiv.d my life.4"
Mr. i'oster Is uearpeiuei und lives , us stated
above , ut UitN : , 42nd slice ) , this city , wheio he
will icliite to miy one the htoiy of his lemuik-
ublti recovery.
RE.S.D THIS.
If The-o Symptonn Tit Your Onto , Then
You Havj Catarrh.
Are your uycB weuk and watery ? Do yon
sco flouting spots before them ut times'/
Do you have u puiii over youreyesor uboneo
if fullness n cross the front of tliu head ?
IK your hearing dull und ( lefecllvo'f Do VOM
luvu u louring ringing < > r Inu/liiK NOIIIK ! In
your ear ut times'
Dues your no < o8top up ut nines , one Fide or
the other'/ Does It dlsclmt e u thin , wutciy
biihstnnco almost constantly ?
When yon KO lo bed at nhtht huvo yon dllll-
nilly In golii ! ? toHlooB'/ After vou mo usloii ! |
In yon ha\o iiuplDtisaiit dreams ? On uwak-
enln' doyen feel tufieOied ?
Uln the moriilng do you Imvo difficulty In
e'earlms your thro.it'Does your ihio.it f ul
try and lurched'Do yo i have n sense ol
fnllnesH in tlio throaty
. .Do you luno n diy , huukliu coughDo yon
mvu u cough tliut prevents your voliiir to
blue D ut night ? Do von luiui u coiiKh thut
caiifccsyon towukonpat nlghl und thuxdls-
urh your repose ?
Ho you have a feeling at times ns though
you wciout.out to fulnt , and feel as though
ou innst grab something for support ? Docs
vour vision become uUtiirhed und everything
: row durk before your eyes at Hiich tliuei ?
JJoyou hmw night bweuis or hcmorrajjCB ,
or hot and eold Hashes over your bodrt n J
ehllls itiid iroepy feoMnun runnln up you ?
tiut-k ? Dooil . h-nen wenkiiess ns tbiuiith vnit
hud been workln cry liuid nnd wanted to'
lest nlul cannot gel reMedr
Doyoii Imve n ( IvpK's cd feolliiR nftrr ratl
Inp , or n bloated up feellns In the -ttomnohn
Do you boleh up a our toMe In yourinoutN
or have n very sick foellnn ut your d to much.
or n libni t bin n ? Do you feel us though what ) '
A on had eaten wus lying like lend in your
Mnnmch ?
Do you hnvn n feeling of oppression nromid
thuhnart ? IK ) you IIUMI u liortncs-i of brootDi r
on goln itp tulrs iiutcklyr Do you IIHTO
inotliorliu ultiR-ks ? Do yon lm\n at times
feolliiKs us thmich your he.irl wim cncom-
P'.issed hy sometlilnt nnd It could not move ,
nnd turn suddenly II ml It palpitating furious-
If ft. then you luun i-ntunh Inonunflts
many forms , The o 1110 but n few of tnu
iiiiinv syiu.itoms that denote lo the skilled
jihyslcliin that you uin-niirerliiitfioiiu-utiirrh.
If they me your symptoms , do not delay unr
limner , but plueonursolf under the en roof a
physician , und bo en led hofmo It IIIIH tiikeu
such u lin d on yon that It will he too lute to
relief.
HEPRESKXTAT1VE RESIDENTS. f
\Vlmt \ 'I'lry Suy Coiu'crning ( lie SIR-OCIS
of Drs. CiiH'lnuil | Mini MniHllpliI
Well Known Clt'iX'yiiiiiit ( JhtM Ills Kx-
Hcrii'ii-o Otlii'r Ti > < thiiiiiiy.
"Over Iwoyenis n.m my tiouhlo besun. und
I luixe seen many nil > eiiilile duys nnd inirhts
since then. ' s ihl . ! , - . \V. I'ulluhan , of I1. ? A
J.'ilhHireet
"Indeed , 1 full miserable nil the time , and
it Kceme.l I won d ne\er he miy better , for ull
thiMloetorliiu I did und ull the medicine [
took din mi ) nii Dii I. After lo.ulln jut numer
ous cases slmlinrtii to ml no that , DM. Cojio-
lund unit MiinstlDld bud tienled stivrcssfnfly ,
I mudo up my mind to try their syHtem.
"Today thos-odlsiiKieiMtilosymptoms are all
soiio. I fenl boltoi cnery way thun I ha\n for
Hoicinl yeiirs. I am very thiuiUfnl to Dra.
Loucland und Mansllold.
(
HKV , II O. Swnnk , of the Theolocleal sein-
Innrv. writes to Dr < . Cnpoliiud und Mansllold
UN follows : "I tukegreat iiieaHtire In mnliln ?
known tu you that I have rreelved gieut hen-
I'llts from yo'ir trealinunt. Pur llvo veins I
have neen nllllcted with euturih of the head
und thiout. which , ut times , wus dlstiess'ii' ' * !
Indeed. In fuel , lu idlni ? me to bollove that I
must Klxo up pilhllo Hiiojklni ! . I tiled many
remedies but lecislved no relief until I eamu
to you , and I urn liaupy to write und Infoim
you that I am entliely emeu , ull my symp
toms of cilltii rli huvlni dtsappoared.
MKNA HO1.I- , Iea\ei'\voilh stioet ,
says : "I am now entirely well no morn
no.idaelieq. no h iwl < lmor spittlni ; , und I feel
fresli nnd tested iipontti is nu' In the moiiilmr.
Wheie nil othijis bavo fullud , Drs. Copeluiul
nnd MutisllcM Imvo been successful , und lean-
not suy too iiuioh for them , und to any und ull
1 will Kladlj lopeut my story. "
MlfH. t ) . I' . ANHKUSON. ajIIJ Sewur.l street :
"My nose Is now ele.ir. no moro hawldnv und
spitting , no HOI e thro it , my noaduehes have
ceased und mv eves are as stioiiK n ovor. I
can now ro. id HID papers , even ut nlxht. and
feel like udlirnrimt porson. Too mneh pralau
ciinnot ho iclM'ii Dis. ( . 'opolund und Munstleld
for their careful und conscientious work In
my ease , an I I he utlly lut-o niiioiid tliom to
ull snllorurs. "
M U. SAM UKIj SM VTII , Till South lUth ht root :
"I um tlie happiest man lu the. ulty , feeling
thut I lia\e found wh'it 1 thought hist forever
my Kood heulth und uiiyonu who knows mo
can see that I am u well man ; 1 have no moro
nlKht sweats : no pain li. the chest orslumldor-
hlmlos ; 1 conxh no moru and 1 um Kiilnlnc lu
lies ) ) every day. 1 oannol Hiiy too much for
tlio food Drs. ( Jopuluiid und Maiislicld have
dime In my ease. "
MR. JOHN MAI.ONi : . 1801 Poiith 15th street :
"I heartily icconimeiid DIN. Copulaiid und
MunslleldV lieutmenl us thn only tieatmunt
tli. it ever ia\u ne nny tellef , and nud I known
ot them sooner it would have s.i\ed moyeurs
ofsnireiiiu and much money. "
M | { . STHIMfKN MAKTIN. South Om-ilm :
"Uuiidlni : of tlio woiKlurfiil success ot Drs.
C'upclam ! nnd Munslleld I thouitht 1 would try
lust once inure to he ciiied , nnd I am ihiinkftil
I did , for they hu\u uecomnlished wimduisln
my ense. After treating with them my symp
toms hi\uull : dlsuppeuiud anil I um us well us
o\cr I was In my life , "
MISS L.U'KA ' OOODHKAlll1. Sfft TrsKIn
street : I etinnot do or suy ton much for Drs.
( . 'opeluim and Munslluld , for they have cured
cured mo and ulaced mo in bettor health gen
erally than I could ever hopu for. "
M | { . O. W. I'OSrr.lt , ilia Noilli 4-'nd street :
"My head und nosu are clear , aoud-uiipotlto.
no mine nlitht sweats , und my lime lionlilo la
entirely relieved , nnd I hu\o no further four
of consumption. I can't miy too much lu
pr.ilsoof Drs. Copolund und .Munslleld , forthoy
ntivo surely sax oil my life. "
Their Ci-ciloiititils.
Ashnsliecn s.ild , Dr. W II. Cupel ind was
nrcttldcnt of his class ut llulliivue llospllul
Meclle.il Collu-e. New York , whom ho grad *
uated. the most famous institution of Us kind
li. the country. Ills diploma hears the written
i iidorsu.nent of tbo medic.U authorities of
New Yin k , of Iho deans of nriim nent medical
colleges In I'cnnsylvanl.i. lr. T. II. Muiislluld's
ciedenti.ils mo no less abundant unit uniiial- |
Illud. Ho ulHols foimully Indorsed by the sec
retaries of various county und HlitJ medical
societies , llotli irentlumun , after ihoioiih
hosp'tnl c\iorleiico ) und pr.iclicihave devoted -
voted their fives to the pr.ietlco of the rspoc-
ties , with what success thu columiH uf tlio
dally ptipeisshow.
Copcland Medical liistitnle ,
ROOMS 311 AND 312 ,
New York Life Building1 ,
Cor. 17haiiI ( : I'limnm Sis. , Onnilii , Neb
II' . / / . COJ'Klt.lVlt , .TI. It.
T. It. .VIANJi'JfjJ > , JI. It.
Consulting I'hys'i'ian. '
Ppcclaltlos : C itnrrh und nil dlsenscn of the
Hye , Ear , Throat un I I.nn s. Nervous DU-
euses , bkln Diseases , Chronlo Disc isus. Dlllea
Hours U to 11 u. m. , - to "i p. m. , 7 to ! ) p. in.
bnmliiy 10 u. in to 4 p m.
Uitturrhiil trouble * und Ulndicd dfsoasoa
tteuted Hticcessfnlly hy in.ill. Send -lo in ,
stumps for iiiestlon | elruiiliirs Addresi ull
Icttnr.s to Copnlund .Medic.tl limitulo , Ni\
York l.lfo llulfdl.ig. Umuhu , Not ) .
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFF3.
W"AN'I I'D-Miin to bnreTii well 10) ) feet deuu
nnd 10 to VI Inches In diameter. Leonard
Kverett.
/ 10MIMjKTr.oiilll ( lir llxtnres nnd two pool
V-'tutiles for sain und bill ding for runt. Uood
liiL-iitlon. K. II. rfheufe , ut or Illi'er A. I'usuy's
bunk- .
, ' 'ANTii-tilrl : ) In hoaidlni houso. No. 1009
\v
K IvlKlitlistieol.
1J1OH SAI < H OH KVUIIAN'Oi : Two und a
JJlittlfnuiofaiiii.inllofro.il business , I'oiin-
ell Illnllp. Will take litnd , hordes 01 eullla ,
13 13. Miiyne , ( ill ) lliouil iiy _ _ _ _ _
furnm forsulo : goo I l niiui f um , * il !
IOWA M nercs. * . ' 'j lmpic\oil HI , I mlloi
fiom u lurgu town , * .U Kmns of nil sj/ei.
huverul furniH for rent Johnston .V Van 1'ut-
tun. C'oiinuil Illlllfs.
lent in Ilioui hnlldliu. Main
and I'eurl stieels , huvliig nil I ho latest
Improvements , hiiitul by utoum , nlovntor.
closets , oto. Apply to J. .1. lliown , or Ilurk4
A. Uusndy , on promises ,
171AHMH. garden liuiils , bonsos , lots und
J. business blocks for H'lln or riiiil. Day It
Hess , : > ! > I'eurl sticol , Connuil llliiirn
CITIZENS STATEBANK
Of Council Dluffs.
CITA i STOCK . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70,000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $223/000
D'wKCTnns I. A. Mllier , I' . O. fl'.nisnn , fl Tt.
hncnrt , I'K. . II irt , I. I ) . JMmuiiiH'jn. Uhurlui
1C. Hunniin. Trnuaaot genural lunklnj buil
neks , | . .ir ( isteupltal ) unJ siirpliiKot any ban'4
lii&outhwualern Iowa.
TEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
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DYE y/ORKS / ,
All klndnnf Dvu'iig ' and rhiunlicddno In the
hUhcst slyloof the ail. K.ided mil stulnud
fuhrk'M Hindu to look UHuod ( ui now. Hod
feathers uleunud by * team In Ilist-tlmij muij ;
nor. Work proinntly ilonu und delivered In ull
purtx of the country. Send for urlco list.
U. A , JIA01IAN. - - I'llOI'ItllVrOIt ,
1011) ) llroadwuy , .Nour Northwejluru
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