THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , DECEMBER 22 , 1891 ,
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
ty Onrrlcr In my part of ihoCltr.
II. W. TI1.TON. - MANAUKIL
" ' Vnm Office . Nut 4.1
Kiltur ,
N , Y. Plumbing Co
C. II. Water Work * Co.
Homovcd to 30 J'cnrl street.
Council Illuffs Lumber Co , , coal.
Croti's chattel loans , 201 Sapp block.
nurhorn'silmmonds , watches , liolitu.yfroocl'i.
O. P. Wlukhnm Is the father of twins , it
boy and girl , born yesterday.
J. L. BurruiiKhn wai lined $10.10 joitcrday
In police court for bracing on the streets.
An oyster supper \vlll bo Riven ttio First
liaptist church tills evening Irotn ( i to S l > . m.
A murrlnpe Ilcontoviis Msued yesterday
to Wllllnm Kmldleli of Columbus , O. , iiml
Anna Miner of SI. Louis.
Itolund DoJiro wiw arrested yesterday on n
warrant ehnrKtntf him with shooting Innldo
the city llmlti. Ho shot , a vicious do onn
day lait woek.
Will Htophonsoti and Mini Carrlo Donham
were married Sundiiy at the rutul nco of tbo
urldo's parents , Mr. and Mrs. A. S. HnnhMii.
They will resldn In this city.
Special communication of Bind Cltv ledge
No. 71 , Ancient I'Veo and Accoptcd Musotis ,
this nvctiliiK for liiHtiillutirm of ofllron. All
master masoni Invited. Hy order W. M.
Tbo Married Ladles' Social society hiu
located ut ti North Mnln s trout , In thu roar of
tbo First National banlc , and Is prepared to
take ordori tor ploi , calm * , etc. , for Ctuist-
1110.1.
Invitations nro out for n party to bo Riven
by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Squires at their resi
dence oil Story street this evening for their
children , Miss Hessicnnd .Masters Wllllo and
Lou lo.
N. Ztcglcr and Miss Hilda Khi-onsteln ,
both of this oltv , were married last evoii'iit ' ;
nt the residence of the bridu's parents , Jus
tice Cones oflleiatlntf. Holli tbu parties uro
well known In the city.
During , the services in the English Luth
eran church in the Mrrrlatn block Sunday
morning a snenk tluef entered thu hull ami
in uil o away with an overcoat boloii.rinp ( to
William Larson , valued ut $ IS , and u pair of
gloves belonging to ij. V. Williams.
A party of hunters called oil a pack of
bounds belonging to the father of Lr. Bur-
stow of this clt.v , who lives llvo miles soutli
of Council Hluits. Three of ttio dozs after
wards returned , but the rojtof the pacic
hnvo not boon aeon or heard from since ,
Tom Htggins , a young fellow who was ar
rested a day or two ago and ljnt ( for inntilt-
Jnjj lodcsou.lli ] tfjrcetj wai working on the
chain guiigyesierduy morning whenft .ul'm-
fr's ' twim came uloug and separated him from
the olrcor who hud charge of the gang. Heat
at once made a break for n saloon door that
happened to oe handy and that was the last
seen of him.
May Thompson , the woman who was
charged several days npo by Mrs. William
Prlcit wltn keeping n house of ill famo.
was arrested by Constable Nicholson -
son at a ImiiFO on North Sixteenth
street in Omaha , where she is in hiding. Shu
was placed In the Omaha city Jail on a charge
of being a fugitive from justice , anil will be
brought to this city as soon as requisition
pnpors can bo secured.
Constable Charles Nicholson went Ito
Omaha yesterday morning armed with
requisition papers for Henry Moore , -tho
colored man wtio stole homo money on lo wor
Broadway one day last week. Ho bronchi
Moore back with him und arraigned him be
fore Justice Hammer , who bound him over
to tbo grand jury on the ehargo ot larceny
from the person. Ho will have a prelim
inary examination tomorrow.
The Women's Christian association held n
meeting yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. O. T. Phclps , on South Sixth Mroct ,
for the purpose of hearing the reports ot ofli-
cors and ascertaining how innch had been
raised by the recent exposition. According
to the report , the total receipts were { 977 ,
and the expanses $ ' 'J , leaving a balance In
the treasury of f < r > 0. The ladles were highly
pleased at the success of their vonture.
The case of 11100117003 State bank against
J. C. Abbott was argued In ttio district
court all day yesterday , Attornej-s Sims und
Holmes holding down the boards. There uro
Btlll four more to speak and It Is not thought
the case will bo dually submitted before this
evening. Judge Nourso loft yesterday for
bis homo In Dos Moines on account of his
severe illness , which lias kept him conlincd
to his bed for the last few days ,
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Loclto died yesterday morning , aged 5 days ,
under peculiar circumstances. It hud been
fooling very well the day before , and
at 1 o'clock , when it was fed. noth
ing seemed to bo wrong. When the
parents awoke at 5 o'clock It was dead , und
how long it bait been no was a matter of con
jecture. The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at 1 o'clock from the family rosij
donee , CIO Mynstcrhtreot.
llruco Phillips , the young man who was
captured \vcoit ugo on the supposition that
bo had stolen n horse anil wagon nt Harlan ,
was in the city yesterday , having
pissed through nls trial ami been
acquitted. On the trial it was
found out that his arrest was merely due to
the fear on the part of u local clothier that
Phillips Intended to run away with nn over
coat that ho bad purchased of him on tlmo.
The clothier bought a mortgcgo on the cart
that Phillips had and had him brougnt back
by an ofllcor.
A grrat row took place yesterday afternoon
at tha tiny scales ut the junction ot Mam and
Pearl streets between N. J. Miller , who Is
known as "Tho Indian , " and J. A. bubin.
both of whom are farmers living at Traders
Point in Mills county. Miller dared Snbln
to fight und tha challenge was ac
cepted with alacrity. The two wore corn-
mcnclnc to pound each other up In good
shape , and u crowd of 200 spectators had
bcon collected , when Oftlcor Kobinson and
tbo patrol wagon blow in simultaneously from
opposite directions , and thi ) combatants wore
loaded In and taken to the city Jail , whera
they wore charged with drunkenness and
disturbing thu peace.
NlltlUC.
Having sold my stock of clothing , etc. ,
I hereby notify nil pot-sons who luivo
nny bills against uia to present thorn for
prompt pivymont.
LOUIS OTT13NHKIMJ5H ,
207 South First street.
The only kindergarten In the city is
In the Morrium hlook , next to the Young
Mou's Christina association. Experi
enced tcmuhoi's unil only ono-hiilf usual
rntoa tire charged.
Jarvlswlld bhiokborry is the host
J'ElliillPi.il' I'Alt.iaitAl'llS.
Miss Ilossto Squlro la homo from school
for the holidays
D. D , Clark was reported dangerously ill
from an iittaclc of Diiouraonlti yesterday.
Mlsi Laura Flioklngor has gout ) to her
homo In Independence to visit for n few
days.
J , J. Stork has boon lying very low with
la grippe at DCS Molnos but U slowly im
proving ,
Mrs. S. D , Wadsworth and children loft
last evening for a visit with her parents at
Houston , Tex.
r
MM. II , W. Sawyer and children loft
( ! yesterday for Missouri to pay A visit to the
homo of Mrs. Sawyer's parents.
Lieutenant G'lmrlos U. Palmar has re
turned from tbo east for n short visit with
bis parents , Mr. and Mrs. J , M , Palmer , '
Mrs. Lawlcr , Mlsi Drown and Mr. Maurlco
Brown , who have bcon vUUing the family of
J. J. Drown , have returned to their homo in
Cubuquo.
Whin lUbjr KJU tick , we grvTe her CtttorU ,
When ( he VIM a ChllJ , the cried tor Cutorla ,
When the btcamv Ml , tha clung to Clitoris ,
tTbrn th * bid ChlUreu ( he ca > e thorn CutorU.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Much Imp rtant Btulnajs Transacted by
the Couno : ! List Night.
THERE ARE SEVEN V/ARDS / NOW ,
It WOH Crnixted by the Hotly on Peti
tion of Numerous Cltl/.cns Llmlt.s
oT the Nriv District
D'illlllMl.
An adjourned meeting of tbo city council
was hold last ovonlnc ; with Mayor Macrae
and Aldermen IJrown , Caspar , Graves , Pnco ,
Smith , Wind nnd Wood present.
After n larco Amount of routine business
had been transacted n tictltlon was read
bearing the signatures of IhO property own
ers In the southern part ot tbo city , who
wanted that part of the city south or Kiev-
onth uvenuo made into u now ward ,
to bo known us tbo Sovcntli ward.
A motion was niadu by Smltn to grant tbo
petition on the ground that thu Fourth und
fifth wards each covered so much territory
that It was Impossible for one aidormnn to do
his duty by either of them. Casper und
Wood opposed the granting of the petition ,
the latter calling attention to the fact that/
under the proposed system the Fourth , Fifth
nnd boventh wards would ouch include
about : iM ( voters , whllo tbo First
would contain as many ns all three
of them. Thu vote was tnkun ,
Ilrown , Graves , Pace , Smith nnd Wind vot-
in favor und Casticr und Wood uguinst. Thu
petition was declared granted and an otul-
nutiL-c was presented providing for the redistricting -
districting ot the city.
According to tbo ordinance the dividing
line bctucon the Second und Sixth wurds is
moved from Sixteenth street to Ninth , und
the northern boundary of thu Seventh ward
Is llxed ut Eleventh uvenue. All the other
words nro loft as they are at present. The
ordinance was allowed f > eo over until ttio
next meeting under the rules.
A resolution was Introduced and passed ,
requesting tbo representatives in congress
to uo ml honor.iblu means in their power fb
have the bill Introduced by Senator Allison
providing for the location o ( a branch of tno
United States mint In thH city passed.
A resolution was introduced providing for
the submission to thu voters of thu city at
the election next March , of the question of
issuing bonds In a sum not to exceed $ I.VJUOO
for the erection of a city ball. On motion of
Casper it was referred to tbo city solicitor
nnd the llnancial committee , with Instruc
tions to find out if the voting of such bonds
would bo legal und to report at the next
mcotinir.
Kx-Plromnu Doll McDonald presented n
petition announcing that ho had been dis
charged from the flro department without
anyj-caaon being ns tgnoil bv the chief , Mil
that ho wished an immoiluuo Investigation
in order tbat the stain on his reputation
mlcht bo removed. It was referred to thu
tire com mittoo. At the close of the council
meeting the committee hold a conference
and decided to moot In the council chamber
not Monday evening to Dopin the investica-
tloii. The mooting will bo public , and it is
expected that all the rich , rare and racy
events of McDonald's life , if there are any ,
will bo thoroughly aired. "
DoWitt's Little Early Risers ; bast little
illsford > M3J4)il i , soar sum uch , bij breath
Our importation order this season
was Inrcor than wo expected. On n few
lines of holiday goods we have put uriecs
on same to make them move. Look ut
the prieo list until Christmas or at least
an long as they hist. Wo are al&o hav
ing now prices on our coats , it will pay
you to sco thorn.
DOLLS ! DOLLS ! DOLLS ! .
\\ro have them and at the right'prices.
See show window and prices on them.
The now Russian fur doll , 12jc ; Inrpo
kid body dolls at i..5eloc , C5c , Sl.Olf , '
$1.7. ) and 82.00. See dressed dolls at , ' ! o ,
lOc , 2oc , 800 and $1.00. Beautiful dolls
with silk dresses at $2.50.
30-inch doll at ! ) 'Jc. don't miss thorn ;
others at S'1.00 and So.OO each. Wo
have over 150 dozen dolls in stock laryo
enough for n wholesaler.
Wool dolls , nipcor dolls , dancing dolls ,
talking dolls ; Indian dolls , clown dolls.
ovorvthing made in the line ,
MAGIU LANTERNS.
Complete line of views with each , oOe ,
SI. 00 , $2.00 , eii.OO , $4.00.
BLACKBOARDS.
Our stock is ovorloiidod and wo make
a clean sweep in this lino.
fiOc blackboards , 25c.
O.'JiJ blackboards , 'We.
! )0c ) blackboards .
Prices cut right in two.
BAMBOO EASELS AND TABLES.
45-inch easel , 2.r > e.
5-foot easel , -18c.
G-foot easel , Cc. ! )
0-foot fancy easels , $1.00 nnd $1,75.
Bamboo tables , -los to OSc.
MISCELLANEOUS LIST.
Wo have not spare to'givo you an in
ventory of everything wo have , but will
show you n peed assortment of guns ,
drums , chairs , tables , trunks , wagons ,
writing desks , baby carriages , wash
eels complete , bureaus , otc. , otc. Wo
handle the largest line of baskets in the
city. It must bo so , for every ono who
looks over our line expresses their opin
ion in our favor. Baskets from Japan ,
baskets nrndo by the Indians , bnhkets
from Russia in fact , everything now ,
onto and cunning in willow wnro will be
found in this department.
NEWMARKETS.
All wool nowmixrkots , plain stripe nnd
plaids , $4. 00 to $7.50 , nt $2.45 ; $7.00 to
$12.00 at 84.05 ; 81.5.00 to $20.00 at $7.60.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
$4.2o to $5.50 ni $2. 75 ; $0.50 to $8.00 at
83.2. " ) , all wool plaids and stripes.
$ ; ) . ( )0 ) to $5.00 jackets for $1.08.
Fur trimmed jackets , former price ,
$15.00 and SiaOO for 812.00 , trimmed
witii astrnknn and mink.
$ .3.00 to $7.60 jackets at $3.95.
80.00 , 810.00 and 812.00 jackets , roofer
fronts , in beaver and Clay worsteds.
$7.60.
Vest front jnckot , English beaver
cloth , $12.00 quality for $0.00 , $16.00
duality for $10.00 , $19.00 quality for
$12.00.
$9.00 jacket , hip scam , heavy cheviot ,
$4.95.
$12.00 and $15.00 hip seam jackets ,
$7.60 each.
each.PLUSH
PLUSH JACKETS.
$12.00 Walker plush jackets , $8.00.
816.00 Walker plush jackets , 810.00.
817.50 Walker plush jackets , $12.00.
$20.00 Walker plush Jackets , $16.00.
$22. 50 nnd $25.00 Walker plush jack
ets , 810.60 BOSTON STORE.
Council BUilTe , la.
Bulk oysters 2.rC quart at C. O. D.
Brown's.
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Buy your Christinas candy of C. O. D.
Brown. Candy 5c , 80 nnd 12Jc a pound ,
mix nuts 16o n pound , Florida sweet
20o u do/on.
Now goods received every day at
Hart's Pearl street jewelry store. Sou
venir goods ,
Closed Out III IluslnosH. .
L. Ottonholiuor , who has bcon keeping a
clothing store at Itroadwny , was busily en
gaged on Sunday In packing up his goods
and getting ready , apparently , for a depart
ure. Ho made all his moves with considerable
secrecy , nnd there was n luiplclon that ho
contemplated skipping out to avoid meat-
lug his obligations. Yesterday afternoon ho
waa anon upon tbu street nnd asked what las
plaus wore. Ho stated that ho had sold out
his ntocu to some ouo whoso naiuo or rusl-
donco ho would not dlvnlgo. When
asked what bin reason was for
Keeping bit movements > o tccrot , ho
replied tbat ho did nut consider it
i any body's ' huilnou , and lu every way to
emulated the unresponsive clam. E. W.
Potorsoti. manager Of the H. O. Dun & Co.
commercial ngoncy , mot with tbo sntne kind
of treatment when ho tried to mikoan In
vestigation In response to requests mauo by a
number of eastern creditors ,
Sovornl months ago It was found that the
Klsemnns were more or loss Interested in the
Otlonhcltner establishment , and Judgment
\vu asked against the slock of tbo latter by
Arnold , Constable & Co , and other creditors
of the EUcmans. No levy was ever tnudo
upon the goods , however , as it wus
the Intention of thu attorneys to
allow the case to rest agaiust Ot-
tonbclmer in ponce , provided ho made no
attempt to got tha stuff out of tbolr roach.
Ho made the attempt , however , nnd it wus
taken to Omahu before the nttornoy.s fairly
know what was up. Just what move wl'l ' betaken
taken by Sims & S.iutidcrj In the Interest of
their eastern clients. Is not known. No crlrn
Irml suit can be brought n nlust Otton-
hclmrr , as there was no lien entered upon
the record , und It begins to look us though
bo bad covered up hi * tracks pr ° tty effect-
ivoly. _ _ _
A very small pill , bur , n very good one. Do-
Witt's ilttlo Enrly ItUari.
On deck. Hart with a line line of hol
iday goods. Lower Pearl.
' 1 In ; I > luKcii4 With
Sec our now pi'ico list on books while
they last :
Dickens , 15 volumes , $2.99 , pabllshors
prieo $0.00.
Thackeray , 10 volumes , $2.39 , pub-
Ihhor.s price $5.00.
Elliot , 0 volumes , $1.48 , publishers
price $ ; t.OO.
Doro , illustrations , 95c , publishers
price $ (1.00. (
Webster's Unabridged , original , half
Russia , $1 19.
Life of Christ , $1.33.
Elsie series ( Martha Finloy ) , 60c ,
worth IKio.
Best of all our $10.00 "Family Bibles"
Bold for SO 00 , and ngontw price $15,00 , to
go at $3.59.
EncyclopediaBritannlca , English ,
cloth , 2 = ) volumes , $2" .00 , a complete re
print -of the old Edinburgh edition ;
Fair God. $1.17 ; Bon IJur , 9Sc ; Shake
speare , Byron , Moore , complete $1.39.
Everything in a book department to bo
found nt oar store at our usual leading
prices. "Tho Cute'1 sowing machine ,
$1.50 ; bo careful you don't pay $2.50 for
the same machine. BOSTON Sroni : ,
Council Bluffs , la.
The Cantata "Frost Queen nnd Santa
Clans" is to bo given at Hughes' hall
Wednesday evening , December 30 , for
the benolit of Grace Episconal Sunday
school. The entertainment will bo fol
lowed by dancing.
Roller , the tailor , U10 Broadway , has
till the latest styles and new winter
goods. Satisfaction in every respect
guaranteed. _
Holiday
Remember that DoIIavon has ono of
the most elegant stocks of holiday novel
ties in the city. It surpasses all former
years both in beauty and low prices.
( Jail and see thorn.
Genuine tortoise shell combs at Bur-
horn's.
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Everything new in the line of holiday
goods at D.vvis' drug store. Ho has the
largest stock and lowest prices in the
city. His stock is all new and fresh.
anil must bo sold. If you are looking
for holiday goods it will pay you to call '
und examine his stock before purcha's-
Very handsome Christmas novelties ut
Do Haven's nothing poor or trashy.
Drs. Woodburydontist8noxt to Grand
hotel ; line work a specialty. Tele. 145.
Christmas good's at Dell G. Morgan &
Co.'s drug store , 742 Broadway.
Mandol & Kline will move their entire -
tire stock to Sioux City January 1.
Until that time you can buy furniture ,
stoves , carpets , at your own price.
Carman Feed nnd Fuel company ,
wholesale and retail hay , grain nnd
feed. Special prices on hay and grain
in car lots. 700 Main street , Council
Bluffs.
Candy 5c a pound at C. O. D. Brown's.
Wo hnvo our own vineyards in Califor
nia. Jnrvis Wine comuany , Co. Blutls
Fresh oysters 25o quart or 20c can at
C. O. D. Brown's.
De Haven has his usual stock of beau
tiful dolls. They are worth seeing and
way down in prices.
Commercial men. Hotel Gordon the
best $2 house in Council Bluffs.
Biggest bargains in holiday goods in
the city at E. Burhorn's.
It is a well known fact that noonlocnti
got bolter goods for less money nt E.
Burhorn's than any other place in the
city. Go and bo convinced yourselves.
The largest stock of Japanese and
Chinese goods east of San Francisco ,
'Frisco m-ices , at 317 Broadway.
Swanson Music Co. , Masonic tornplo
Our line of fancy holiday articles is
complete. Don't fail to see it. Doll G.
Morgan & Co. , druggists , 742 Broadway.
Jarvls 1877 brandy , purest , safest , best.
Walnut block and Wjomlng coal ,
fresh mined , received dnilj Thatcher ,
1C Main.
Walnut block coal , 81.25 per ton. Do
llvorcd anywhere In city. Carman's
700 Main street. .
Clianco of a Lifetime.
Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 : to 4 p. in.
wo will sell for cntth , those elegant .lap-
tineso teapots filled with one pound of
line tea , worth from $1.00 "to $2.00 ,
at 25c each. Positively only ono teapot
< < old to each customer. Lund Bros. , 23
Main utrout. ,
SoUd fiilvor nnd plated ware for less
money than anywhere else in the city nt
E. Burhorn'fl , 17 Main street.
Wore Not Molested
liiu/ii. , Ind. , Dec. 21. About 100 striking
miners from C'oul Bluff vultoy und vicinity
came hero quite curly this morning for the
purpose of keeping minors from comg to
work. The "blacklegs" went to work with
out hlndruiic'u , but fears uro still entertained
of trouble.
J " WOHTir A GUINEA A BOX. " !
"
- - * % XS/S NX XWNXX 'N-i-V/V ' '
Sleepy. |
' Ifamsnlsdrowiy J
the day time J
"after a peed !
a ( ; ! ' deep , S
( there's Indices. J !
< Hlon and ( tomach j
disorder.
t > y removing the \var.tc i
matter which is clog- '
Injf Iho y tem ,
i.Vrriou. Ul.ur.lrrt , ami Mill quickly re
jlleie KlcUIIcuiluchr.
CM all driK'pntJ , J'riec 2t cents a box. .
Newrvctk Depot , 3 s Canal St. 33 3
THIS IS THE LAST.
The Romnlnln ? Dpya of Doomlor :
Furnish tin Lp st Opportunity Un ?
dor the 85.00 Offer All Pntion's
Under Troatmon Before January
1st , Will Bo Troitod ntThntRnto
Until Curod.
One thine should do clearly stated nt this
time. This Is the liistnmtlthoftlieMtrc.it-
mcnt. I'utliMits who deAlni to take troitment
under thU offer must u\ullili ( > iu olvosof It at
once. Then * " 111 be no further extension of
tlmo. Dri. t'opeliind and Mutislleld have
poni-lit to | VD nil nn opiioittinlly of availing
thi'imiolvi" ) of this merely nominal rule. They
have nlri'iidy extruded the llino , und Decem
ber U the last month In which the ortor holds
Rood. All patients holnc iindpr treatment or
pluelnc tlunii i'l\S under iroiitiurnt liofore
January 1st , ulll bu treated at thu rate of J. > u
month until cured.
The cine of iMitiirrh roiiuliot first , u patient
who has Judgmentcommon SIMISU und imlli'iii'u
to place lilni'olf under u rtunlar HyMeinutlu
and Hi'lentiliL * coiirsu of tri'titrnimt.
St'c-ond , u physician who under
stands the tH'iittiirnt of the dNo isc , Has spe
cial skill , Hiieclnl experience , special ulip.ir-
utiis , .spculul lonicdlcM , und itives puvlal cure
and attention to till. " disease -uliu Is , In fact ,
n genuine specialist. The pupulur Impression
thiil I'uluirh Is Inciirablo comes from the fact
that It has only been within recent yc.irs that
skillful uhyslelans cave their whole lime und
nttenllon to this disease. Catarrli Is botli u
loc'iiLiind constitutional dNenso , rn < | illrcshoth
local tio'itincnt mid constltutlonul remedies.
1'utcnt niecltclnes never did und never will
cure It.
ALWAYS MISERABLE.
A South Omaha Qontlemau T.tlks to the
Toint in the Series of Test Oasae.
"Over six years ago my tumble beutin , nnd
I have seen many mtsuiuble days and nlKbts
since then , " said Mr. James I.utidy of Honth
Omnbn. " 1'or over two years I have been con
tinuously diking tio.itinent with dlfTcient
doctors , but I never got , any permanent lelluf
until I placed mynelf under the curu of Drs.
Copeland and .Mnnslicld.
"Tho tioiible seemed to co-mo on from colds.
There Vtould be terrible nulns llrsLonono side
of my head and then on the other. Sometimes
It M'cmpd us if tlio entlri' top of my bead wus
coming olf. .My eyes beeamo weak , watery
and bloodshot , ami nalncd me eontlderalili' .
"All thu time I could hour strange noises
and often when anyone would speak to mo I
would haveto reijucat them to repeat what
MIL JAMRS I.AUIIV , Sisn ST. SOUTH OMAHA.
thov had said. I hnd to Imwk und uplt nil the
time to rid my timiiit , of tlio mneus thut was
always dropping , fliy , ihrout wus soio and In-
llamed. ,
"Ttio "i K'liiiK , huwklni ; nii'i rais'iig hoth-
eted me u giuut deal , und often mude mo iraj :
and vomit. Sly stomucli was In u very bad
condition and easily irritated , so that often
what I ute would bo thrown up almost imme
diately There were pains In my stomach and
bowels frequently , anu sharp , sliootln nulns
would tolio me In the uhCht nnd miner my
shoulder blade.
"I w.is iilways t red and worn out I hud no
enemy or ambition left , 1 WHS rnstlcss und
iineauy ; not contented witli anything very
long ut u time. At different times I wus
troubled with wiikcfultness ut night , but i'on-
orully wus sleepy nnd drywsy. It seemed like
I could not cut sleep enough. Those hot and
cold H pel IB would come on mo one after the
ottior , ami I was eltliuf burning up or frccz-
'indeed , I felt miserable nil the tlmo.irul It
seemed I would never bo liny better , for ull
the doctoring I did und all tlio mo'llelnn I
took did mo no good. Alter reading of nnrn-
eiousases similar to mine thut lis.Copeland
nnd .Maiihfiola hud treated huccuhsfully. I
mude up my mind to tiy their system.
"Totlny these dlh.iKroeablo symptoms nro ull
Bono. I feel better nvery way thun I have for
several yuurs , nnd I wel li more now thun
nnv tlmo in my life. lam very thmikful to
Drs. Copolnnd nnd Munsllold for the grout
uhango made In my condition , und I ciiiinot
recommend them too highly , for I know what
they have done for mo thev can und will defer
for others. "
Mr. I/andv lives on 21st sticct , between
Ilrown and \Vyman , South Omaha , whore ho
oun bo soon , nnd he will loudlly verify his
statement.
FAITHFUL WORK.
Accompaiiod by Good Results Mr. John
Malone , "W.th the Consolidated 'Cof
fee Co. , Relates Hh Experience
Others Who Willing
ly Testify.
" 1 hud been tiouhled for more tlmn ton
yours before consulting Drs. Copelnnd nnd
Munsllold , " says .Mr. John Malone of 1804
South l.'ith street. "Uptotho present tlmo 1
have been troubled with my oars , nose und
throat.
"At tlmns 1 would bccom'i almost blinded
by terrible headaches.
"I hnd those hulng and roaring noises In
my oarg , u continual hawking and Bpitllnir ,
and mv throat wus so dry und aero 1 could
Hardly swallow ,
"In addition my nose wns constantly
stopped up , und for ton years I hrd no't
brei thcd tliiongh it.
In tliooxamlnutlonDrH.
Couolnnd nnd .Manstl-
tlcld found In my nose
u lurco polypus , which
wus thu cause of the
olihtriu'ted brcuthlng.
"Thoy deftly romov-
cd thu tumor without n
hit of pain or loss of
blood. I felt Immedi
ate relief , and cun now
brnalli through both
nostrils : my headaches
liuvti ceased , no moro
Mil.IOIIN MAI.ONK , lourliie nelson In my
cars , no hawking und spitting , und I feel llko
u dtlTorunt iiiirMin ,
" 1 herrllly recommend Dis. Copolnnd nnd
Mansfield' * treatment 113 the only treatment
that ever fare mo any rellef.and hnd 1 known
of them sooner , It would huvu saved mo yours
of sntrmlng nnd much monoy. "
Mr , Mulonu lives at IbUI South I5th street ,
whuio bo will leadlly ; verify his statenanit.
HAD AFFECTED HIS LUNGS.
Mr. Wa1 , MoCord's ' 'Sofy ' ) After Hope Waa
Gone Drs. Cope'and ' & 'Mansfiod ' ! Restore
Him i ) itea'th.
"I never tlinuilit I Hhould have my name In
thu paper , but the result 6f my tioatmunt with
lrn. Copeland und Mansfield bad boon such u
surprise both to mysol ( and my frlunds. that I
reully felt It my dnty'toell \ of It. "
Thu spouKer was Mr. Win. MoC'ord , 1711 S.
Kith stivot. ContlnuInaJjo s ild :
"I hud lirun sick and miserable with eiturrh
for three yours , butjlu , the past tivoycnni I
crow wuiso so rapidly und ovurvlhlnu
fulled so utterly to help me. thut nil bopn left
me und 1 hud made dp my mind therewus no
iiM ) iryliin uny Ion cr.
1 My hi'Ud und iiuse wiroi-lncjicd up nnd the
m.uler drouplmr Into
my thioiit Uopt me
In\\ldiu ; nnd raising ull
tl u lime. My throat
wnrt hiirii und liillnmed.
bicro pains would
siart in Um top of my
bt'iul nnd pussdunn my
spine.
" 1 had u pulfed up or
b'.oalid feeling uftur
eating. What food 1
tuok did not dli.'i'i't. but
lay lUo | lend in my
stomacli 1 ) iad palm-
tut I > H nf I ho lieiirt , nnd
Tulnt , dlrjy-pells uiinld
eiimo over me , leavln. '
MH. WM ji'O'.inon , 1711 mo vo weak I could
. 6. lOtli utrot. huidly stum ) , My sleep
vaj brokwi itnd rcktkji and did mo uo good.
I would nrl n In the morning actually moro
tired than the night before.
"The pant two winters I was nttnokcd with
advorc hemorrhage * . After ths first loiu u
sore consh catne on nnd remained. I wni
unable to Ret rid of it. Dull pains would tiiUn
me in tmth lun . so bad nt times AS to almost
take my bif nth awny.
"I wus run down In strength nnd o weak
nml miserable I mudo up my mind last spr.ng
that the disease hud
no.xr TO > iv t.fN < i i.
Then wns when 1 cuvo up nil hopj und decided
there wns no n e dolnir unv morn.
"Noon lifter that I bcitnn rondlnE of the suc
cess of Drs. Copnlnnd und Munxtlold. Now
hope sprang up. Others In my eondltlon were
cured. Why not go mysplf und try their sys
tem nnd method of treatment ?
"I did o. 'I'oday I am u wvll hnn. No tr.ico
of my old trouble remains. Can anyone blame
mo for spunking ? "
ANOTHER INSTANCE.
Mr. M. H. McOorjIs Thankful for tha Beue-
fiti Received from Drs. Copeland
and Ma afield Treatment.
"I'orvcursl tin vi been troubled wltbcatarrh
my nose wus Mopped up Hist ones-hie nnd
then the dtlier , ulio a fullness In thu thni.it ,
pains In tlui head und u continual hnnklni :
und splttliiK. After tijhiK various remedies
und k-cttlir-'no relief
I r-m : > np In dc-sp ilr.
but In reidliiK of
the riMii u rl. util u
< mi's nf Iirs. I'mie-
Innd und MutiKfli < ld ,
1 decided local ! up
on them and try
their treatment 1
din so und cun xuy
they hnvo done
wonders for ni" und
1 doslrr to express
mv feellncsof Krat-
Itnde towards thorn
for the tienellLs f
have received , nnd
Mr. Mel'ord. I urn-perfectly s it-
tHfled that.i speedy and permanent euro will
bo thu result.
$5 PEB MONTH.
AIf , I'ATIKNTS liniNO IINDKIl TUEAT-
S1KNTOK 1'IiAl'INU TIIKMSKI.VEH under
truntment before .liuiirirv 1st. will lie truutml
for jr. u month , MK01CIMKS INCLUUKl ) , UN-
Til. UUKKD.
REPRESENTATIVE RESIDENTS.
What They Sny Conocrnlni ? tlio Success of
Drs. ( 'onclnml anil Munsllulil A. \\e\l \
Known Clurgyinan ( Jives Ills Kx'crlcncc |
Oilier Testimony.
"Over two yenM nKO my trouble hctran. anil
I huvu 8cun muny inlseruhlo duys and nlirhts
Klneo men , " said Mr. W. T. Cullnhun , of 1-7 S.
SAth struct.
"Indeed , I felt mlsernhlo ull the time , und It
seemed I would never be uny belter , for ull
Hie doetorlnn I did und nil the medicine I touk
did mo no good. After reudlni ; of iinmcroiis
eases similar io mine thut Drs. Copeland and
Munslield hud treated iiiecesaftillv , I maduup
my mind ti > try their .system ,
"Today thnso illsaKrouublusyiiiptonis uro nil
gone. I feel betteruvery wuvtlmn I huvt1 for
several yours. 1 am very thankful to Drs.
Conuluml und -Manslleld.
KEV. H. C. SWANIf. of the Throlnplcal ? em-
Inury , writes to Drs , C'oDclund und .Mansfield
ns follows : "I tuku Kre.it pleasure In making
known to yon thut I have leeelved ireat
lienellts from vour treatment. I'or live yoais
I liavn lcenufllli ) ted with eatairli of the head
and throat , which , ut times , wns distressing ;
Indeed , In fact , leidlnmo to Iiel eve that I
miisttrho up publlu pc.ikliiK , I tried muny
remedies hut received no relief until 1 came
to you , und I urn happy to write und Inform
yon that I am enthcly cmeU , ull my symp
toms of o.iturrh haxliig nlsupu ircd. "
J1KS. MENA DOLU heuvenworth street ,
says : " 1'iiu now untlruly well nomorohnad-
uchos. no huwklnz or. split IIIK , nnd I feel fresh
und rested upon uilMnz in the mornlirj.
Where ull others luuo failed , Urn. c'opolund
null Maiibllel < l hnvo been sncce.sfnl , nnd I
otinnot say too much for them , mid to any und
nil 1 will cludlv lonunt my .storv. "
.MUS. O. I1. ANDiMJSDN , : ! 0.'i4 i-ownrd street :
"My nose Is now elear , no mnro hawnln1- and
spiltlny , no sure throat , my headaches have
ceased und mv eyes uio us stioiu1 us o\ur. I
can now rend the pupeis. oven ut nlzht. nnd
feel like u dinerent person. 'I'o much piulsu
eannot bo Riven Drs. C'opoland und .M.inslleld
for their careful uiuieonselcntions n rK In mv
ease , nnd 1 heartily leeomnicnd them to all
snlTercrs. "
Mil. SAMUEL SMYTH. 710 South Kith street :
"turn t'io hnpplesl man In the ellv. fet-iiiiK
thut I have found what I thought lost forever
my uood health ami anyone who knows mu
can see thut I am u well man : I liaxe no mine
nl''ht sweats ; no pnln In the chc.st orshonldcr-
hlades ; I coiiKh no moic and 1 am calnln 111
llcsh nvury duy I ouiinol s-iy too mneh for
the good Drs. Copeland uny Mansfield have
ilono In my cnso. "
MU. JOHN MAI.ONK. 1801 South tsth street :
" 1 heartily recommend Drs. C'opelund und
Mansfield's treatment as the only iio.itinoiit
that over ( riivo mo nny rollef , and nail I knon n
of thorn sooner It would huvo saved mo yours
of suirorlni : and niueh monoy. "
Mil. STKl'IIKN MAKTIN , South Omaha :
"Kendliis of the wonderful MICCOSS of Drs.
Copeland und Mansfield I thought I would try
lust once morolo ho cured , nnd I am thankful
I did , for they have neeompli'-licd wdndi-ta In
my ease. After treating with them my symp
toms have nil d sapponred and I am as uell as
ever I wns In mv life , "
MIfeS LAUHA GtJODIIEAUT. 42'l l > skln
street : "I eunnot say or do too much for Drs.
Copeland und Mansfield , for they have cured
mound placed mo In hotter health generally
than I could uvnrhnpo for. "
Mil. 0. W. KOSTKlf. fll.'i North J2nd stieot :
"My head and nose aio clour , good appetite ,
no moro nlKht sweats , and my luns tioutiio Is
ontlioly relieved , and I have no further four
of consumption. 1 can't say too much In
pralscof Drs. Copeland und Mansllnld , for I hey
liuvo surely saved my life. "
Their Cruilmiti.ilH.
As bus been said , Dr , W. U , Copeland was
president of his class ut llullovnu Hospital
Medical Cullo'o , Now York , where ho strati-
unted , the most famous liiHtltuttoti of Us kind
In the country. Ills diploma hears tlio written
endorsement , of the modluul authorities of
New York , of thodeunsof proin'neiit mcdloal
colleges lu I'ennsylvaula. Dr. T. 11. MuiislloUI'd
credentials uro no less abundant and unqual
ified. Ho nlso Is formally Indorsed by the sou-
retnrlcsof various county und st it'J modie.il
Hoeletles , Moth cciitlemeii , afler thorough
hospital experience nnd practice , have devoted -
voted their Ilvos to ttio practice of their spou-
ttcs. with what success the columns of the
dully papers show.
ROOMS 311 AND 312 ,
New York Life Building
Cur. 17th nml Fanmin Sis. , Omaha , Nub
II' . II , C'IU'KltA\n , .11. It.
T. II. 3IAXl < 'SI-i.I > , .11. It.
Consulting I'hysicluns.
Sprclnltlosi C.itnrrh nnd ull diseases of the
Eye , Ear. Throat and I-nii''H. .Nervous Dis
eases , nkln Diseases , C'hronlo Diseases , Ollleo
HOIIIS u to II a. in , , ' } to , " > p. m. , 7 toQ p m.
Sunday 10 u. m to 4 p. m.
Catarrhal tronblos und Kindred dlno.iso *
( rented Niiucoisfnlly by mall. Himd lo lu
Ntumps for ( incatlon ulreulurs. Address all
letters to Copeland Mmlloal Institute , New
York Life llulldlu , ' . Omulm , Neli
CITIZENS STATE BAM
Or Council Bluffs.
I T \ . STOCK . $ 150,13)
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . /O.OO )
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $22 031
K-I. A. Mil or. I' . O. Cle.vson , ! < : t.
Shii'-iirt , K R II rt , J , U. 12 ImumUon. Ohikrhu
It. Iliinniui. Trans it-t teuer.il ; Ij.inkliu' U.itU
nous. l.iri"t uuplt U und aurjilin of uuy ban c
In.Soutlnve tern IOWA.
TEREST ON TIME DEPOSIT3
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO.
Will Sell at these Special Prices from now until January 1st , 189'
FOR GASH ONLY :
NOTE 1'HIGbIS. -
NOTIA 1-MtIOKS
Axtninstor tirlco ? .12. > . . . .Cut prit'o $1 7-C
Moqtiette , HoTrular nrico I . ( W. .Cut jiricii 4f >
vwvi't Uognlar prieo 1.00. , .Cut price
velvet Regular price I .Jio. , .Cut price 12
Hotly Hrtissols , Mlgolow Regular prlco 1.60. . .Cut price ; io
Hotly Mrtissels Regular prli'e 1 . ; t" > . . .Cut prlco JO
Hotly Hrussolw Regular prlco 1 1M . ( 'til price to
Tapestry Umbels Regular prlco 1.10. . Cut prieo toM
Tn pea try HrtistoU Ueciilnr price .Id. . .Cut prlco 7
Tapestry Driws-ols Hojrular p-lco . ' . , , ( 'nt prlco 7R
Ingrain , 3-ply , nil wool ( tegular nrii-o 1.00 , , .Cut price R ?
Ingrain , Agrn U'iiritlar ] ir'n'o I.on. . .Cut price
Ingrain , oxtramiiier Kuuultu- price .S" > . .Cut price TO
Ingrain , nil wool Kugnlar jirico .80. .Cut prieo (15- (
Inguiln , ( \ C , wool Illlor Itogultir price .7"i. .Cut prieo IIO
Ingrain , Union Kjgnlnr prieo .60. , .Cut pico
Ingrain , Cotton Regular prieo .40. .Cut pr c >
llonip Hcgulnr prieo , ; tO. , .Cut price
Call early and make your selectmn before best patterns are sold
Special prices on Curtains , I'orticres , Upholstery Goo.ls , etc.
Prompt attention tfiven fo mail orders.
Council Blllffs CarpCt Co.BROADWAY
NOW BUY YOUR MEAT OF
333 BROADWA.V.
FOLLOWING TRICES WILL PREVAIL UNTIL
JANUARY i , ' 92 :
BEEF. MUTTON.
Peril. PoiIb. .
Tcnilorloin ISc Rack li > } c
Short Loins lOe Whole Mutton 8Jo
Loins , full 8c Hind Quarter , lOc
Rib Roiiht No r 8c Lops 10o
Rib Roust No 2 "o Stows On
Roust 13ccf , Shoulder Co VEAL.
Rounds Whole Oo Logs lOo
Shoulder Cod lioncloss ric Whole Veal 80
Sirloin Huts for Stcalc 8e One-half Veal 80
Top Sirloin for Steak So Hind quarter Veal lo ( )
Rolls of Heef for Steak 80 Stow Veal . ( Jo
Plait ? Rolled for Roast 5o PORK. ,
Corned Beof.Rnmpsj 5o
Tenderloin 12o
Corned Beef with bom * . Ho
' Pork Chops 10 < J
Boiling J3cef with bono . ! o
Boilinn Bcof Ruinna ( boneless ) Co Pork Loins ! ) c
Pork Shoulder
7o
Spiced Beef cooked 7c
Salt Pork
Hind Quarter Beef ( steers ) 8c So
Breakfast Bacon No. 1 IL'ct
Hind Quarter Beef-cows ( ) Go
Breakfast Bacon No. 2 lOo
Fore Quarter Beef ( steers ) ( io
Foi'o Quarter Beef ( cows ) He HAMS.
Sjde Beef ( Meers ) 7o Extra fiurod 1 lo
Sugar Cured No 1 10
Sitlo Beef ( cows ) oc
Loin nnd Porterhouse l-c ! Sugar Cured No. 2. Oc
LARD.
Sintjlo Pound lOo
SAUSAGE. Kott'o Rendoiod 80
Kettle Rendered , COlb 8Jo
Vemo lOc No. 2 Tierce 7o
Bployna ( ic No. 2 COlb 8a
Liver. 0 < ; Compound Tiere.o 7o
Head Cheese ( ie Compound , SOlli , . . .7i
Pork So Buttorino and Oleomai'tf.irino 20o
Don't fail to try the Newest Delicacy of the
Season , Green Bay Smoked White Fish.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCI1BLUFFS. .
\r-rtm uvr-sufTK 6K
J-i nut loomssnllablci for lljilil housekeeping
yiLJ Avenue U , head of Oakland avenue.
F ) HUNT Good hum , no.ir eourt house.
Apply lo llee nllluo.
wuntcl at U'-'l youth Seventh st.
ltcforcineesriirjiJMAdj ]
Ii'U ' Iowa fur ins for sale. Kurmsof torn HO to
"ito acres und f 10111 $15 uorucro up. Send for
I.st. h'tirnlslio'l holul of ill moms for sulo or
txelmnio. Johnston & Van I'atten.
PUIt SAhll or eiehiuiKO ! 0 uores Iniiirnvod
land Wi miles front postollico. Will taku
vacant property , ( ireonshlelds , Nicholson &
Co. , OUI Itroiidwuy , Council llluirs.
I WANT to huv stoek of Hioeurles or hoots
nnd shoes ; will par part i-ubh nnd pirt by
u 'i room luniso and lot lu Omaha. U M lieu.
Connell H ufls.
HontlH bir IKtuu's and two pool
. . . . . 'or salu und hnlldln for rent , ( iood
location. 15. II. tihuafe , ever Olllcor .t I'nsuy's
lianK.
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Jhuslni'FS blocks for sale or rout. Day &
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All Mndsof Dvolni ; nnd CluaplitT done In the
hu-liest , style of tlio int. I'aded and st-tliied
fubilen made to lool. as fimd us now , lied
fo.illieiHvli'iinod hy tci.iii III llrst-cla n man-
IMT Work promptly iloni ) und deliveied In ull
p.ii Is of the country. iM'ml for urlco list.
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Galvanized Iron Cornice Works
It. GHAIII. .V bUN , l'KOl''rf
'
1O15 nnct 1O17 Brontt\\'ay.
K lltimi"i furnUlieil on all klnitint llnlrunUi'it
urL'oriilcu Work. Iruu Huolbiiblure r'ruiilii rinct
Open \Viuk. Artlulu Wurk u i > vrlnlir. t'lirrti.- '
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C6UDCII Ilium aud
Pensions procured for soldiers of tlio
Kcliolllon who served 0) ) tinyfl nnd nro
now disabled from ANY causa. The pen
sion is p-iynblo wliothor tlio disability
was incurved before , durliif , ' or binca
sorvico. I'onsions for widows and child-
run without regard-to causoot soldier's
death. Pensions for mothin-3 and ,
fathers who are NOW dependent ,
whether they wore iloponddnton soldier
when ho dioJ or not. Widows , child
ren and parents are regarded ns ' 'do
pendent" in all cnsos whore they have
notHullicicnt property for their tupport.
Soldiers pensioned at less than twelve
Sl'J.OOj dollars our month and sulloriny :
Jiom disability in addition to that
named in their pension certificate , tiny
obtain increase iitrlor the now luv.
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perly and diligently prosecuted. Nu
charges unless successful. Write for
nformation to
of Claims ,
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for clearing the voice. Ifor tmlc by
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nom your dealer send us b cents in
clamps nml leccive a box by mail.
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Tablets.
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