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II. W. TII.TON , - MANAGKH.
HuVnc Ofl1co . No 41
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N , Y. J'lumblng Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Crnti's chattel loans. ' . ' 04 Sapp bloou.
Mcutlncs nro being hold every evening in
the Horcan Unptlst church.
Jiilluf.Kanplo.vnUh took out his llnftl natur-
attrition papers yesterday In the superior
court ,
The monthly report of City Treasurer
Klnnohan hews the following llguress To
tal on band , (8'JMXK2 ) ! ; overdrafts , * > ,
r > 2J > . : ir. ; balance on banJ , t"AWI.S7 ) ; amount
paid out , fMP.b'J.03.
James O'Hrion WAS arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge of stealing n pair of
rubber boots from K. H. Pcttlbono. Ho was
given n lienrmtr bcforo Justice Swoarltigon
and was lined $ . " > end costs.
All members of the Council muffs
Hobckiih lodeo No. < l are requested to meet
at Odd Fellows'hall atlyO ; o'clock tuls
afternoon to attend the funeral of Sister
lUtrcnliolT. Lilian Huff , N. O.
The Indies of the "S" circle or the First
Unptlst church cave avorv pleasant public
social lu the church last evening. Supper was
served to a largo number In the looturo room.
Besides tbo pleasant social features a literary
and musical program WUB given.
Tlio regular council meeting of Pot-
tawattamio Trlbo No. il ! , Improved Order of
Hod Men will bo bold this evening in their
wigwam , c < rner of Broadway and Main
streets , nt7iUO o'clock. It is'desired that
thcru be a full attendance as there will be
Important business brought before the trioo.
Mrs. Mary S. Hlt/Ptihouso , wlfo of S. W.
Hitzonhouse , died yesterday mornlnc about
( iiO : : o'clock from blood poisoning , She was
US years old and loaves u husband and two
children. Tlio funeral will occur this after
noon atl ! o'clock from the residence , fill !
Pearl street , nnd the Interment vull bo lu
Fairvluw cemetery.
It Is said that the sign "Smallpox Hos
pllal" ordered by the council at the last ses
sion to bo palnte'd over the portals of the city
post house was regarded ns n necessary
schemata keep tha tramps out of iho plain.
It Is nn elegant brick uulldltig with slate
roof , provided with stoves and everything
necessary for the comfort of tramps as well
ns patients , und afforded nno quarters for
the wanderers. Tbo fence was necessary to
keep the four-legged cattle out of thn nlaco
Objections were filed yesterday in the su
perior court by all the parties to'tho suit ol
E. K. Savers apalust K. H. Savers , to the report
port that was made by John L. I'oters , the
receiver. It is alleged In tbo objections that
the receiver connived with his bonds
. . .ianVllllnm Plunior , to cheat beta tbo
plaintifts nnd tl'o defendants , nnd had failed
to give them tbo full credits to which they
were entitled , and tbat in gatbcrlng the
crop ho nlloucd n largo part of It to bo de
stroyed or wasted. They demand that the
receiver bo ordered to turn over to tuom the
mercy and the property due them , and that
damages bo awarded them for the wrongful
detention of the same.
Mrs. Yuncoy Bean died very suddenly at
her residence , 22 $ Harmony street , yesterday
afternoon asred SO years. Sbo was ap
parently as well as usual until the earlv part
of the afternoon , when she complained of
sllcht pains In ber head and shoulders.
Sotno simple remedies were given
her vihlch appeared to relieve her ,
but later the parox.visms returned
turned , and while ber son was giving her
somomoroof the medicine she gasped and
oxplrrd In his arms. She was a lady of lovely
character and bad hundreds of friends in this
cily , where she has lived for the past seven
teen years. She leaves three sons aud three
daughters , all grown.
A Itiirit Chance.
Dry poods ut cost or less. Wo will
discontinue ) business in this city , Fob.
2r > , nnd will make jroncrnl murk down
nrico on till goods in the storo. Sale be
gins Saturday morning and will con
tinue ton days. Wo mean what wo say.
Call and bo convinced. Open every
night till 9 o'clock. C. C. Cully , ! ! 2H
Broadway. _
Money to loan. Lowest rates ,
eton & Van Pntten , Everett block.
Jurviswild blackberry is the boat
{ . l'Alt.tHttl'IIH.
A. II. Hoolier is in Avoca.
F. Hollcubeok left yostordav for Nebraska
City.
J. J. Stcudoian leaves today for IJes
Molnos.
Ex-Governor John II. Gear was a Bluffs
visitor yesterday.
H. B. Westcott has gone to St. Paul to lo
cate there permanently.
Miss Ertlth Floyd of Lincoln is in the city ,
the.guest of Miss OlaOgdon.
W. II. Lowe , n prominent business man
I'f Cumberland , la. , is in the city nn busi
ness.
WylioTomploton of St. Joe is in the city ,
the guest of A. W. Johnson of the Keystone
manufacturing company.
EdS. Hohr left last evening for Sioux City ,
where ho has spcuiod a position with nn ab
stract tlnii of that place. Mrs. Kohr will not
Join him for several weeks.
Vocal MUHC. !
Prof. T. W. Davis , teacher of voice
and note rending. Lebbons private.
Call or address ut Grand hotel , Council
Blulls.
The Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la. ,
clobcs every evening at 0 p. in. , unless
Mondays and Saturdajs. Mondays 1) ) p.
ni. , Suturdaya 10 p. m. Fothoringham ,
Whltclaw & Co. , Council Bluffs , la.
Two apprentice nurses wanted at the
W. C. A. hospital , corn or Olh street nnd
Otli uvontio
Over till ) Slutrrs' Krliiinl.
The idea of having the stars aud stripes
Hying from every school building in the city
was promptly endorsed yesterday by these
in charge of the Catholic- schools , their
buildings being the first in the city to bo
thus graced by the national emblem. The
-Istt'rs a long time ago provided u bcautifu
( lag and stair for St. Francis academy , and
us boon as they learned of the action of the
bchool board they ( lung the banner to the
breo o. St. Joseph academy is also provided
with n tlag , nnd these two buildings will
continue to fly the colors every day wlillo the
diools nro in acsbion.
Ewnnson Music Co. , Masonic temple
Holler , the tailor , 810 Broadway , has
nil the latest styles and newest goods.
Sntlbfnctioii guaranteed.
KntliiiKlni ; Hit' Vctrrmn.
Hon. J. H. Morao addressed a fair sized
audience In Masonic hall last evening on the
'Kocollecilons of the War. " The lec
ture was given under the auspices of the
Union Veteran Region and their frlonds , Com
riulo Morse In nn eloquent and brllllan
ipoakcr and for nn hour and n half hii
Iugtni > nlllan thunder thrilled the blood of tin
volorani as ho held up in vivid word
painting the thrilling events of the
war. Ills pictures of the storming
of Lookout mountain , the capture
of the rebel iron clad Tennessee and the car' '
nago of Llttla Houudtop were BO vivid Urn
the ola vctarant could scarcely retain thoii
touts , The address was Intensely interest
tutnnd the speaker was rouarded , by Ire
juont and hearty applause.
7ll IIIC.HIIST AWAUIIS
Fri'm r-ilontlBc ocloUt > [ irovu tlio lilitH excellent *
K the Kcnulue Jobmui lion Mull Hitrart. iircr nil
jiilutloiin whli li Imvtt bt-en tirnuclil boforutlio i > ufa
ll J. - \ Tunis Nmrltlvi' . for the weak mill Dvblll
thtud , anil fur Mutlivr * white Nunlnn , tor routlia : ,
loliin , ninl pulmonary troubloi , luepluiiiioti unit
ICTVUI. tl'iurtlon ' , It It without mjunl. Tlmru li
1'Jlulni : "Jiuiji ui.ud" hou you can net tlio lB ! > -
flNK artlclt whidi mint linve 111 * tlKUalure of
Votiauu ilou ' vn lliu t v'k or every bulll * .
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Great Capture Made1 Yesterday Morning by
Officers Welh nnd Louch ,
TWO BURGLARS TAKEN WHILE BURGLING
Vicinity of HIP lloHton Moro tilt Srriii * ot
l.lti-l ) Iliicdiinloi- U'lilcli tlio
I.MM CHIIIP OIV ( in Tup
An exciting time w&s had about 1 o'clock
> ostorday morning boUvcen Ofllcers Wells
and Lcuuh on the onu side , a gang of burg
lars on the other , nnd the residents In the
Iclntty of the HoMon store In iho mlddlo.
"he ofllcors worn tramping through Iho alloy
n the roar of Main street when thov hoard a
luplclous noise coming from tbo rear end of
, he Boston store. They nt once surmlsod
hat burglars were at work , as a crowd of
usnlcious looking characters had been
potted earlier In the evening by the police.
The burglars socmcd to have caught sight of
ho policemen In the moonlight at almost the
atno instant that the policemen saw them ,
'or they wore still nearly half n block away
, vhen the burglars broke and ran for dour
ifo out of the alley and down Fourth street.
IVells started In pursuit , whllo Louch took
ho alley , thinking to Intercept them In case
hey should leave the street.
One of the fellows ran for some distance
Jown Fourth street. Wells nrlng his rnvol-
or nt every few Mops.Nono of the shots took
effect , but just ns the last chamber of the
revolver was emptied the burglar wont to
TOSS the purklng In front of one of the rosi
lionces and fell to the ground. Wells drew
his club , but tbo tnau surrendered at oiico
and begged him not to use it.
Louch in the meantime had not been tdlo.
Ho followed the second burglar down the
alley , firing throe shots from his revolver ,
nnd at last bagged his game. The patrol
wagon was summoned and both men were
taken to the ulty Jail , where they were
slated with burglary. An soon as they wore
captured a thorough search was undo
through their pockets for any woupo they
might have. Ono was found with a large
revolver In his pocket , whl'.o the other had
thrown his away ns soon as the cbaso com
menced. It was picked up later in the
morning.
Wells' man gnvo his name as .loo McDor-
mott. When ho reached the station it was
discovered that ho hud sprained his wrist
badly by his fall nnd had also hurt one of his
ankles. In his possession wore found a com
plete bOt of drills und a drill machine which
for Ingenuity and general effectiveness boat
anything that had over beau cornered by the
marshal's men. It consisted of n clumn
which was intended to fasten to the
doorknob of n safe and when
placed in position it kept the drill
perfectly straight , so that a hole
could bo made in an iron door in a very short
time. An experiment was made by Marshal
Tomplcton on his own ofllce safe , and the
machine was found to work like n charm. A
heavy sledge hammer , a crowbar , brace and
a number of uioro drills were found lying
near the window of the IJostou store whore
the pair had boon atvork. . Thov had suc
ceeded in getting the Iron window shutter
and the cellar door prlod open , and in a few
more seconds woulu have been pillaging the
Interior of the store had tlioy not been in
terrupted by the arrival ot the oftleors.
Theio was not a cent of money in the sufe ,
but there xvas about ! d IK the cash drawer
which the burglars would have been very
ant to get if they had gotten inside.
WIIITi : ( iOOIs SAI.K
In I'ull h lnK.
The white goods sale at the Boston
Store , Council BlulTs , la. , has been a
marked success. Since the bale opened
Saturday morning lust it is really sur-
pribing the quantity of goods that have
been sold ; the store has been crowded
day after day with anxious buyers.
When one thin UK ti moment it is really
no wonder , as the Boston Store never
do anything by halves , never advertise
nnyth'ing but what they really have ,
and that in quantities. Below is a partial
list of what they have to off or in towels ,
linens , sheets , pillow cases and sheet-
in ge.
MNKNS AND TOWKIA
51 and .30 inch all linen bleached Dam
asks that sold for -lye , 50o , 58c , in one lot
nt 8'Je.
All linen Damask table linens , special ,
at tJoc it yard .
08 inch heavy unbleached Damnsk
( only one pattern ) bold for 7oc , sale price
, Vc ) a yard.
712 inch unbleached all linen Damask ,
bold for 85c , at 07c a yard.
Two patterns of our unbleached linen ,
napkins to match , reduced to 77jc
00 inch Damask , plain or with red
border , former price Site and OOc , foroSJc
u yard.
See special values in unbleached Dam
asks , marked 47c. {
60 do/.on heavy Turkibb towels ( fast
colors ) sold for 2"e , at lc ! ) each.
200 dozen line Damask towel j , over I5 !
different stylob , border , hand drawn and
knotted fringe at 2oc each.
Kxamino our HUC'KTOWKLSai .OO
a do/.on.
RIIKKTh AND l'IUO\V CASKS.
All ready made for use. See Iho low
prices mostly made out of Krult of the
Loom mut-lin.
Pillow cases , ready made. 12c } , loc ,
17c , 20c , 22o.
Shoots , ready made , ( ! 5c , < io ! ) , 7. > c , 85c.
Better grades in embroidered ami hem
stitched goods.
NKW I'ltJCK UhT OX SIIKKTINGS.
Bleached
12 inch Oc , 12 Jo.
Jo inch 12Jc. loc , ICo.
CO inch He , KJc.
( i-1 17c , 20c.
7-4 20c.
8-4 20c , 22 ic.
0-420o , 221 i,25a :
10-4 2.rC ) , 28e , HOe.
Most of thcso goodb nro In standard
grade cottons , such as Atlantic , Im
perial , Lockwood , Popporoll , Bostons
and Wluto Ko o.
HOSTON STORK.
Fothcrlngli.ini , Whltolaw&Co , ,
Lenders and promntoraoflowprices ,
Cash and Ono Price ,
Council BltilTs. la.
N. B. Packages delivered to any part
of the city during this sale the same as
usual. Store closes at ( i p. m. except
Mondays nnd Saturdays.
\Vaiil llrltcr
The question of securing better train facil
ities over tbo Uock IsUiul roa-1 , which was
brielly referred to lu je&terduy's ' repnrt of
the council proceedings , Is exciting consider
able public Interest. A train running from
Davenport to this city was discontinued some
time ago , but lately bas been put on again ,
the western torn.lmib , however , being At
lantic IntteaJ of Council Bluffs , as formerly.
Ju t what the reason for discriminating
against Council Bluffs la this way is cannot
bo learned from the management of the road ,
and a conference- to be held soon with t
view to trying to induce the superintendent
of the road to extend it to this city. These
who are taking the load are very hopeful ol
Dra. Wood burydentists , next to Grand
hotel ; iino work u specialty , Telo. 14a.
Jnrvia 1S77 brnndy , purest , safest , best
Caught n ( 'nn Man ,
Harry Hamilton , a well-known cotindcr.ce
man who has been suspected ut working his
favorite game In this city a number of times
la the putt , but hn always managed to
eiaipa detection , was arrested yesterday
nflornoon by Deputy Marshal P. P. Fowler
on a charge of being a fugitive from Justice
A Ulepbono message waa received from
b-VI
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OF
Goods ular Prices after Saturday , Feb.20
TO AILROAD MEN
I want to say that I have a fine calf , box-toed shoe , Lace , Congress or Button , the very best
shoe made , and I will warrant every pair. The price has been reduced from $5.00 to $3,50 ,
All other goods at a discount of almost 50 per cent this week. Don't wait till too late.
F. H. EVANS , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Diuuhti utHiHO o'clock In the afternoon stnt-
n that a man bonrlne the somowtmt tin pro-
nounccnblo imrao of Henry Mloyliek had
'nllen a victim to the wiles of n confidence
man nnd furnishing a description of the
Utility part } ' , which win nt once recognized
is bulonplne to Hamilton. A warrant was
ssucd for his urrcst , anil in an hour after the
message came from the other side of the
river ho had boon found at , his residence
near the corner of Avenue C rmu Twenty-
third street nnd landed in Jail. The man
with the big nnmo was notified and as soon
as ho had tnlcon a square look at Hamilton
tie stated that ho was thn ripht man. Ham
ilton states that ho will not return to Ne
braska soil without a requisition. Mlaoynok
returned to Omaha last ovnning with a
lighter heart than a man usually has who
has been through his experiences , for al
though Hamilton had only K in his Docket
when ho was arrested , it is thought that the
rest will come to light in the course of u "lay
or day. _
E. H. Shoafo hits eastern inonoy on
hunt ! for real estate loans.
Ho ! for thu .Mirill : ( .nisi
At Now Orleans. One faro , $31.45 , for
round trip. Tickets on sale Feb. 22 to
28 , For particulars call on O. M. nrown ,
ticket agent K. C. , St. J. & C. B.
It's Sure to Come.
The special coraaiUoo which was appointed
some time ago by the city council to look up
the advisability of orectmp a now city hall or
remodeling the present building so ns to
make it adequate to the city's needs , has before
fore it two sots of plans , both of which are
being ( ximincd with a creat deal of interest
by outsiders as well as by the members of
the committee. Since it has boon definitely
decided not to submit to the people the ques
tion of voting bonds for the erection ol'a new
hall the councilnion are becoming more and
inoro in favor of patching up the old build-
in cr , and the probability now is that some
definite action will bo taken in this direction *
In a very short time.
The two sets of plans referred to were
drafted by Architects Bell and Scbmook ,
and are considerably alike , although each
has Its particular admirers. The men who
drew the plans state that the cost of the
building as remodeled will not exceed $5,000 ,
and a well known plumber has agreed to
take the contract for putting In a system of
heating apparatus for Jl.OUO , although it is
thought that by advertising for sealed bids
the coat will bo reduced far below that
llguro.
'Tho proposition which was made a month
or so ago , " said a member of tbo council
yesterday , "to rent quarters for the city
oflloos until wo feel Ilka putting up a perma
nent city hnll would certainly cost nearly
$5,000 the first vcar , and it is not likely that
uny man would root oftiecs and make the
changes that would have to bo made for less
than u live years' lease. Ko it will bo consid
'
erubly choa'perin the lone run to repair and
enlarge our present quarters. The plans
provide for plenty of vault room , which is
ono of the great inducements for agitating
the question ut all. It is almost certain that
ono or tbo other of tboso Bets of plans will bo
adopted by the council boon. "
The Robolcah social announced for
Thursday evening at Mrs. Wcathorbeo's
has boon postponed ono week owing to
the death of Mrs. KitzontroiT.
We have our own vineyards in Call/or
nia. Jarvla Wino company , Co. Bluffs
Walnut block and Wjoming coal ,
fresh mined , received dailj Thatcher ,
10 Main.
I'ottairiittumlo Democrats.
Tlio Pottawattamlo Democratic association
held a mooting in the council chamber last
evening to shuno up matters for the coming
campaign and anything else that might turn
up. The meeting was largely attended nnd
was presided over by President Doltriclnvllh
H. N. Whltlossoy ns secretary , A committee
of twenty was appointed to make arrange
ments for the entertainment of tbo delegates
to the coming state convention. Thirty-two
now members were enrolled anil u good deal
of enthusiasm awakened. After the dis
patch of nil thu business that could be dis
covered the mooting adjourned to ono week
from today lu the sumo place.
Tno 1.111 In Dunces ,
A leap year party was given lost ulpht at
the Dellono hotel , at which there were about
fort ; ladies and their gentleman friends ,
Twenty numbers were danced , including the
latckt fancy dances. The reception committee
comprised Misses Hrady , Koenters , Swift
und JJwyer. The floor committee was com
posed of MUses McMabon , Uiley , Lowry ,
Mullen , Paul and Shannon ,
'J ho Emerald Social club gave its fort-
nlk'htly ilanco nt Exposition hall last night ,
About seventy couples worn In attendance
and twenty four numbers were danced.
Their masquerade ball will bo given within
two weeks , after which lent will be ob
served.
An Informal Muslciilt * .
Among the pleasant events of the week ,
was the Informal muslcalo given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Ezra Millard nud Miss
M laurel at the Millard residence on Capitol
avenue , A selected few with musical tendencies
cies wore invited to assist at ono of the most
charming afternoons of the season. Herr
Hans Albert , whoso playing of the violin has
become the talk of tbo town was heard at
his best , playing brilliant obligates for sev
eral of the vocalists in addition to appoarini , '
in duels with Miss Ponpleton and Mrs. ( ill.
bert M , Hitchcock. Hans Albert , although
young , plays with the Ciod-pivx'n soul of
true , si n tore feeling , Historic is broad and
full , his bowing steatlr , and bis phrasing
large * and musically correct.
.Miss Mary I'oppleton , although an
amateur , sing * with the ease and griro of
the professional vocalist , and Is an uuquUI-
tlon upon any program , whether given by
aniavour or professional talent. "Dreamt"
was the tubject of her song on Tuesday , and
she sang tbo pretty ballad tunefully and in
telligently with technical skill und ugreeablo
evidence of sentiment.
Mrs. Pcrc.\ ford gnvo two vocal numbers.
"Angol's Serenade" and ' 'Forgot-Me-Not , "
tbo former with violin obllcnto.
Miss Popploton anil Mrs. Hitchcock's play
ing was musicUnly , tor both ave cultured
planistoj.
Amoug these who enjoyed the charm of the
afternoon were : Mesdamea Mclntosh , Kill-
ptitrick , Udo Brachvogel , J. .1 ! Drown ,
Kwlnc of Oecntur. 111. , Lovl Carter , Ford ,
Hitchcock , Alfred Millard , Dr. J. T.
Durvea " , Misses Popploton , Mary Popplo-
ton"Chandler , Brown , Boyd , Uurrows.
TALKED OF PBOQRESS.
iH , 1'olltlrul nnd Social I'ollltorn
( ilvon'to Oinnhn I'onplr.
Kcv. Washington Gladden of Columbus ,
O. , lectured last evening al Unity church tea
a largo audience. His theino was
"Progress. " '
The speaker maintained that the world and
civilization are going forward. Much of tbo
opinion to the contrary Is duo to the news
papers , which seem to bold that mis
deeds of men constitute news , nnd good
deeds ate not nows. Owing.to this many get
a wronc opinion of tno world.
Ho thought the next stop in political
progress should bo backward , ns the present
alarming feature of politics is to repeal and
annul the fundamental principles of repub
lican government oy scheme's to disfranchise
many voters. The gnrrymaudor came in for
a seorchinir. Micbiganizlnc was denominated
the "gerrymander of the 1Micbignndcr. " The
Australian ballot law was approved as a
great reform , nnd the speaker advocated as
the next step a law to require candidates and
political committees to publish a full report
of oven cent expended ' for campaign pur
poses. Tbb holding of passes by public
ofllcials was strongly denounced. Socialism
and nationalism were each touched on.
The speaker favored government owner
ship of tbo telegraph , telephone and rail
roads , but not government operation of the
latter , which , ho thought , should bo leased in
geographical , noncompotltive systems , under
government supervision , us national banks
are now. Ho advocated municipal ownership
of cas , water works , electric light plants and
street railway systems.
Ho knew that the millennium could not bo
brought on at once , and was of the opinion
that tbo laboring man would find that iho
royal road to comfort and plenty would never
appear , but that incessant labor and strict
economy would still bo necessary. They
would reap the widest gains from wlso fru
gality and proper employment of their mo
ments of leisure.
Ilotiirnml to tlio hurno of Ills Crime.
CUESTOX , la. , Fob. 10 [ Special Telegram
to THE BEU.J Sheriff Wray brought J. L.
Lorimer , the forger , from Missouri today.
On September 19 labt , Loritnor Drokn jail in
this place with several other criminals and
escaped from the country. Saturday last
thosboriff of Warrenton , Mo. , tolonraphsd
Sheriff Wrav that ho had Lorimer , and the
latter Immediately wont there and got his
man. Lorimer is wanted hero for the
forgery of several notes which ho sold to
'
person's bore. Ho was indlctoJ several
months ajio bv the grand Jury nnd will be
tried at tbe March term.
Miss Alice Isaacs has gene east.
C. C. Morse of Lincoln Is at the Murray.
H. C. Hanson of Hastings is ut tbo Millard.
I. W. Lansing of Lincoln Is at the Millard.
M. T. Connor of Auburn , Nob. , is nt the
Arcade.
John K. Olney of Norfolk , Neb. , is at tbo
Paxlon.
N. S. Harding of Nebraska City is at the
Paxton.
D. W. Cook of Beatrice la registered at the
Paxton.
Juan Boyle of Kearney Is stopping at tbo
Paxton.
J. F. Allen of Fremont was nt the Murray
yesterday.
J , P. Latto of TokamahNob.is stopping at
tbo Millard.
D. C. Franklin of Atlantic , la. , is stopping
at tbo Paxton ,
H. M. Uttloy of O'Nolll.Nob. . In domiciled
at iho Millard.
Charles G , Steela of T Norfolk Is registered
at tbo Mlllard.
' (
C. Allen nnd wlfo of Ll'ucoln are registered
at the Dellono. ' '
Tom Cooke of LIncoiis'aw ) , "Wang" at tbe
Boyd lust night. , H '
E. McDonald of ValpftUuo , Nib. , is stop-
Ing at iho Dollono. „ o
W. S. Dolslor of Holdroge , Nob. , is rogls.
terod at tbo Arcade. iLi.i
F. J. Wellbnum of Wayne , Nob. , Is registered -
torod at the Avcado. > if
James Holland of Broken Bow , Nob. , is a
guest at the Paxton. * "
C. H. Vonnor of tWe American Water
Works company dopartda last night for Now
Vork. i
L. A. Povnoof tranlslsland ! , who accora-
paniod Nebraska's aciy\rMsiiip train east , u
in tbo city find roports'that tevoral families
have nlreaav located lii'UU town as a result
of the train. To usosliis own word * : "I
think that train wus rene of ibo best things
that was ever done for the state und It U
bringing lots of people to NobrasUa. "
RHEUMATISM
THREE YEARS.
After suffering untold ngonioa three
yeara from Rheumatism , liavlng had
much treatment without relief. I decided
to take Swift's Specific. Eight bottles
CURED ME EHTIRELY
nnd I wish other sufferers to know of
the value of your great remedy for
lihcumntisui , JOHN ML-DO.NALD ,
McDonald's Mills , Go ,
6 < nil fcrno T.-cttlM ou Uio Blood end Skin.
SWIFT ePECUflO CO. , AILAMTI , Qi.
A Written Guarantee to
SYPHiLIS CUKE EVERY CASi or
MONEY REFUNDED.
Our euro H permnm-nt ml until putchltu up. Ciioi
cntoil Msvon jcnrs ngu Imvu novur noon \mptim
flncc. lly ilcscrlblnica c fully wn ran trout yon by
lunll.unil wo L'lvellio nnu\ \ strong Kuiiruntca to cure
orrofunil nil raonoy. Ttoiwo lie prefer to rumo liero
fortn'iitmcntc'imilc ) soiiml wu will p y nvllrcm'l fnro
lioth niiysnml hotel Ijllls whllo hero If we full to cum
We Chnllcnpo the Worlil for 11 cvio that our MAGIC
HKMKDV will not euro. Wrlto for piutU'ti'an nnd
get thu evidence. Incur jevcn yonri' pra-tlco with
thlOlAQICKKMKnr It lini bcon most dllflcult tj
overcome the prejudices nualnst 'ocallol pcClH3i.
lliitunilcrour tronRKUUrantoii thousuiidi are tryliu
Itiuit bcluxcurcJ. We Kuarnnloo to euro orrufmil
every dollar , nnd ni we huvo a rep itatlo i 1 1 prote
Bl otlnanclalb oklDKof $510,00 It li perfcctlv snfeto
all who will try the treatment. Hcretofo-o you Irivo
been puttliiRupnul paylim onlyour mousy forilinor
ent treatments and although you arc not yet enrol
noonc has pnl 1 li.ic'c your money. Wo will positively
cure you. Old chronic , deep so.ito 1 case * cure ! In.U
to ! IJ ilny. Investigate our llnanclnl < tan > lln'i , our
reputation as business men. Write us for names and
addresses of the o wo hnvo cured ttho have Klvcn
perml < i > lim to refer to them. It costs you only po < t-
ago to do thlt. If your sympto.m nro sere throat ,
mucons patches Iti mouth , rhcumatls n In hones nnd
jolnlA , hair fulllnu out , ertipttons on nny part of tha
body , feellim of KencrnI dopre lon , pains In heart or
Doncs. You have no tlma to wiwto. The o who arj
constantly ta'iliiK mercury n'ld iiotash sho'il 1 dlscou
tlnue It. ( 'on tnnt use of these drum will surely hrliu
pores nud catlitK ulcers In the en > l. Don't tall to writo.
AllcorresponJenco sout sellu.l In pl.iln emolopet
Wo Invite the most rlirl I InvcstUattun and will do all
In our power to nU you In It. Address
COOS REMEPy 0. , - Oimlr ,
MAGIC GORE
5OO for : t case of LOT or KAIMNQ MAN
HOOD , GeniTiil or Ninvous DiiutiTV. weak
ness of body or nil nd , the iMfucts of errors or o\-
cessesln elder younu tlmtwocannotcure.Vo
cuurnntco every case or rcf mill every doll ir.
Five dnys trial trcutmcnt 81 , full cour o W.
1'orcoptfblo bcnollts rualbcd In thruo cluys.
Hy mull , fcociirely p.icUod from observation.
COOK UEMCDV Co. . OMAHA. NEII _ _
LADIES ONLY
UARIP FEMAI.K KKCUr.ATOK. Safe and
nlnUlu Cortaln to n day nr money refunded.
Hy mall 82. Securely scale 1 from obsurva-
t'on. ' C'OO/i ttK.1ltCit\ . , Umaha. Neb
E. O. WEST 3 NEHVB AND IlltAI.N THKAT-
MENT , a specific for Hysteria , Ulzzlnoii , Fits , Nou.
rnlKln , lle.idache , Nervous Prostration caused by ul-
cohol or tohncco , Wnkef ulnoss , Montat Depro-tslon ,
SofienliiK' of the llruln. ciuslni ; Infinity , mlsory ,
decxy , < leath , 1'rematura Old AKO , llarranness. Lou
of I'ower In elthcrsov , Impotency , Loucorrhoca nnl
oil Kemalo Woitinomot , Involuntary Losses , Sojr-
matorrhooa ctusud by orer-oxortlon of the br.iln ,
Solf-abusa , ovor-lndnlx no3. A month's treatment
II , ( i for f"i ; , by mnll. Wo ( iuaranteo nix boxei to
euro. Knchordor forli boxes , wltlifi will oonrt writ
ten Kuarantee to refund If not cured. Guarnntiiai
iHeued only by A Schrotor , DruKKlst. ole axents , S.
K.cor. ItUi nnd 1'arnamaU. , Umalm , Neb.
CURB
A new untl Complcto Treatment , eonulgtlntf of
Suppoulturled , Ointment lu Capsules , also In llox
and I'llls ; u I'onHlvo Cure for Kxternnl , Internal ,
Illlnil or UlceiHiiK ItelilnK , Clirunlo , Ileaent or
llurodltary I'llea. TliU Hemedy lius never noon
known to full , tl I'cr box. II furfj ; Bent br mall.
Wliy sutler from this terrllilo dlseim wlien a writ
ten Kimrnntoe lfi positively Klvcn with 6 boxes , to
return ! the money If nnt curoil. ( ieuil ntnmp for
free Snmplo. Uunranteu l stio 1 hjr Kulin * Co. ,
DruvKlbts , bole ents , corner 15th nnd Doiitflna
rectH. Omulia , Neb.
Tntt'H Tiny Pills act nsklnilly on tlio
Irlillil , the ili-llcntu ffciualn tir Infirm (
' olil iigo ns upon tlio vlKorous irmn. '
'Tutt'sTiny ' Pills ;
t Biro tone nnil Btrmictli to tlio wills \
Ntiiinni'li , bowelH. kldnoysiinil liloililrr
jBCHIFFMANN'8 ASTHMA CURE
hevcr falU to ulve Instant itiHc'f In the worst
cotes. nl i-ITfcl. rurr * nhere other * foil.
Trltl r < rl > n KitKK f Ilruitlil. or br n > ll.
r * , . DR R. UOniFKMANN. NI..ol. . III. . .
Dr. GLUCK ,
Eye , Ear , Nose , Throat'
SPECIALIST.
GlMftsus adjiiRtnl to nil vlnu-u clofects.
Oatarrh ( .uceessfnlly trontnd ,
Room 18 , Barker Block , 15th and Farnam
KBX rr.SKit.iin.Ks ,
Undo Jimmy I anu claims to be tUa oldest
settler in Chicago. Ho was born In Ireland
anil U US years old.
Tlio oldest man now llvlnir who was an
American soldier In tliownrof 18131s tlioupbt
to bo Benjamin Poor , of Haymoad , N. H. Ho
is now 07 vcars old.
Philip Stoblor or Marino City , Mich. , wbo
died tUo other day , aged 05 years , was buried
In lilh weddlujj shirt , nparment which ho hod
kept sixty-three yoois for that purpose.
Mrs. Ell/aboth Liggett JotiKins , ono of tha
oldest rcbldcnts of Hi , l.ouls , died rorently In
thut city. She was born on January 10 , 1709 ,
in Woodstock , Sbonandoah vnlluy , Va. , and
nag the fourth of nitio children and tbo
daughter ot Jacob anil Kathcrino Llt'Kelt.
"Undo Hilly11 Hullivnn of Fulrport , N. V. ,
107 years old , Is hnlo and hourly again , after
a tuHslo with tha Krip. Ho BUYS bo owes his
t'ooil boalth and loup Ufa to winding lil own
business and alwayy troatltii ; his nclKhbars
as ha would have them treat him. Tbo old
man h d llvo soni ) In the union army.
Mr ; Itobort lirucoof No , IS'i Soulh Fourth
street , Brooklyn , celebrated the ninetieth
onnivursary nt his birth oi ; Fenrtiary 0. Not
puly was tbo occasion Interesting by reason
ot the preat UKO of the celebrant , but also on
account of the fact that Mr. Bruce Is tbe anther -
thor of a inachmo for type casting tbat U
found li every type foundry throughout the
vrortd ,
"Dcerc.Wells&Co
. '
Agricultural BUYER'S
Implements of lniyorK Uo rci'oni-
muiiil thuni us thu
etc. . Soulli .Main tit husl bouses to do'il
Council HIilHs. with InConnellllllTs.
tecll & Co , , KeysteM&Co W , A ,
Council Itluft ) , In. 15JI to ir > J7 S .Main Importer
-Manufacturer * of- St. Council lllilin. ber
Farm Engines Jobbers of full line Crockery
Cyclone Thresher of AKrlculturil Implements
Qli
Carey A Wooilbury plements , volilvlo * ,
Horse I'oxori etc , etc. Council
siiiiirtSee'acif Wcir-Sliu
Council HlulT' , la. uo.
Council 111
KM South Main St. ,
Whole'nlo and re- Council BlutN Jobber
tnll ( innlen , Kluld *
Western llrancli monta ,
anil Flower Seeds. WMi
Hoiiso- Jobbers In rlntioi. in
lllltbcit market SiirliiR
' -
Drlco paid for seoili Agrti'Uttin-itl Karmi'rV
Write for entaloituo Hteel I'lunl
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
T AL STOCK $150,03)
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70.005
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $22j,03J
Dmr.CTOns I. A. Miller. P. O. Gleison , H. r ,
Shuimrt , E. E. H irt , J. D. KlinuixKon. Charloi
B. Hannun. Trans lot K0iior.il bjnUlnij bml-
nos. LfirKOituuplt-il and surulus of nny bane
In Southwestern Iowa.
INTE.REST ON TI.VI3 DEPOSITS
THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul R'y , as represented
on this map.
ilectric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 6:20 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH. Gen'l Agent.
C. C. LINCOLN , Pass. Agent.
L M , HENDERSON ,
1873.
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
Grain , Seeds ,
and Provisions.
Nos. 2 and 4 Sherman St. .
Roomt 60 & 69. CHICAGO.
Fl"t-eln8sfncllltle"fortholmmlllni.0f slilprnnnU
of uraln , Flclil und Klnr Hfc'iU. lli'feremcx Corn
l xcmni o anU American Kxclifumo Nutlunul Hunks
EP \\/ARM.
Protect your lungs by
wearing Chamois vest.
For cold feet buy a Hot
Water Bottle , We have
all sizes , at low prices.
Physicians Prescri p-
tlons prepared at low
prices.
The Aloe & 1'enfolrt Company
15th Street next to ! > . O ,
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S. DEPOSITORY. . OMAHA , NE3
Capital . 77TT. . $ IOO,0 ( ) : >
Stirjilus . . . . . . . / . 00,303
Olticera unit Directors llcnrr W. V'ntni , protMent ,
It U. t'U'lilnvies | ire lilent. ( i H. Maurlon W. V.
Mur t , Julin H. Colllni , J. N. U. I'm rick. Ui
Koed , I'uiluer *
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 18th anil Fanuini
YOKE
SUSPENDER
THE LATEST.
Blll'plntf oft 1h
ihoiililtr litiiui
ili . Atk jour
Urvltrfor them ur
krnd tl 0fu | < im
l fl t ( > I.tll'll
lull , t-u.licnclrr
l' . . f.J 1" . Ill
I'rli'iv ' ht.i ttsvt
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SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ITOIl HUNT V.icanT , store , 4\t \ Hni.iiUui )
A' owned by Mrs. .lano Itnlilwln. Apply M
Ucur.'o T. IMii-lus at posloflk'O.
lirANTHH- buy two liu.ivy nrli .lujifei
T Call ut 015 S. lllli stroBt.
V\7 HJ ! tr.tdc > house anil lilt for tu.-im ; will
ulMilon liineon balance. O.ill m (115 ( a
6th street.
IOKKKIt the fjllowln : eliolco h.ir iilni 17
fruit and votfutsible UtiiUi : 57 neres s'l ' roil ]
north of the C'liitiitntniim Rrounits. rasturi
slopu , flnusprln and line snrlnx-hrook , liiua
very rich und ni > ll udnDted to fruit.
.XI acres on Grand stronuo. fine oiclmrd ,
windmill und HuoKroru ; sltuiilod on Mynstet
proposed motor line , nnd
oriu ono-li < lf mllct
from Coniiull Illulfh ixmofUce.
li acres of very < > huluu plowed l.in I on ( Ir.nul
avenue. 1 miles from uoslolllce.
110 aerus : i'i nillin from cltv limits ; gooil
house , barn and oiiilnillctlnKs : tlnu oroh-irj ; a
K ! eat bargain at f > . : ID. Kasy ti-rms.
"Hacres , eliolco fruit farm , n aurui in bluek-
bcrrlcs , 00 } yniini ; fruit trooi , : i,0uli2iiiu ( | VIIIBS.
House , harn and outtiiilkllius A very uliuluo
biirKnln. 10 acres ad lolnliiK city limits , --atoiv
oils c , giunl bain , nruhunl , Drupes and small
fruits.V. . u blnuy , Itoom 4 , Uper.i Ihmst
blouk. Council llluirs. la ,
FARMS , punlon lands , hoiisns , Tots and
business blocks for i\lo or runt. Day
lloss. 19 1'oarl stioot , Oounoll ' " '
/ 1OUNOll > IIM'ITS money on h.mil foi
V Joans. W. A. Wooil _ .t Ca , v0 .Main stiert.
WANTEIl In a prlvito fuinlly about
Murcb I , n girl for coner il housework.
.Must bo n good cook and luiuuliuss ( Jood
wages will be p vld to a eoiiipiiluiil ulrl. Ad-
dtesb , Divine r urunoui , Ho4 .1 ( Jonnull
Itlnffi. .
TJIOlt UKNT Over 100 < l elllirs } of ifvery < le-
-L' hcrlptlon at prices vmylii ; : fiom $4 lolX (
nor tnonth , located In ull pnrls of thu city. 11
II. Shoifo : , 'iDO llro.idwuy.
"I7IOK SALi : rourcood lloiiilns in lie. Oan
-L tuKu some peed land as nail p. iv. Ji
ton & Van I'atlun , C'otinuil 11 1 u IN , la.
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council Bluffs , low.i.
Ne\v \ , modurn , woll-appointml. Dior-
oughly woll-kopt , $ ' { a day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop. '
COUNCIL B.UFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All klmluof IlyuliiK and Clounln ilonti In tlia
style of the ait. K.nlyd an I hlnlneil
niuUu to lixiU an food us iinw , lied
clemiud \ > y stoivin In llrkt-cliiAs man
ner Work pruiiii-tly ilonoiinilUiil vi-rorl InaU
liuits of ihu country , end for nrico list.
0 , A. MAlMIAN. - I'ltOI'lllirroK.
1013 llroailwiy , Nuiir .Norllino-li'm Depot
1 ! < ) UN CM. Ill.Urfl ,
Xr Illlllllflrc Atlornoyi.it IIHY
OC OdUIIUtlS
tco | lu tha ut unit
federal rourla. Koiiil ! , I uuil .1
lltnu Uluuk , U'uiuiull DlulTi , li.
W. C. ESTEP ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AN'D EMBAI.MEB
14 N. Mnln , Council
Chas. Lunkley ,
I'liiicnil Itlrector uiul Unilerlnkcr.
811 Urondwuy , Council Blulta.