THE OMAHA DAILY NEE : TUESDAY , MARCH 1 , 1892-TWELYE TAOES.
THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL ULUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12
Ecllvcicil by Carrier lo nny pnrt of tlio City.
11. W. Tli/TON , - MANAOKR
Business Otnco . No 41
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Tl I.hl
, NlRlt ) K)1tor | . NoW
N , Y. PlumbltiR Co
Council niuff.s Lumber Co. , co l.
Ct H' cbnttcl lonns. 204 Sapp bloof.
Mrs. Sophia Noyos dlod ftt 220 : ! o'clock
yesterday morning. nRod 'J7 years , ut tier
rosldonco , 1)14 ) Sixth street. Announcement
of the funeral will bo unulo later.
A children's party wrxs plvcn Saturday
ovonlnc at UhntnboiV dancing academy in
the Hoyal Arcanum parlors. A largo ntira-
bor of cliildron nml tholi- parents were
present and an cnjoyuulo evening was spent.
The case of Patterson against the Council
muffs & Omaha UriOgo company , In which
the plaintiff Is suinu for damages on account
of injuries received In being thrown from n
train , has bcon assigned for trial In the dis
trict court for Monday , Morch 8.
Mrs. C. Sprultt was thrown from a bugpy
Saturday afternoon whllo driving near the
corner of Fourth street and Mntb avcnuo ,
nna was severely bruised abouttho shouldoi-s.
She Is now confined to her homo on Fifth
nvcnuobut no very serious results arc looUod
for.
Conductor Bollls of the motor line Is n
proat Fovcr of clgarnUos. baturday cvoiilug
bo wns sitting in bis homo on Avontia A ,
near the corner of Twenty-sixth street , en
joying bis favorlto weed , when ho suddenly
fell over backward upon the lloor In n lit ,
which bis physician said was caused by too
much clgnrotto smolto. Ho had u bad tlmo
Saturday night but yesterday ho wont about
bis work as usual. Ills follow worn men arc
Mi busy registering resolves that they would
MiH quit using cigarettes.
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HUSTON STUKi : .
Immense Stuck of Spring ( Joodx Just Ite-
ci'lxi'd Seu th Dlnpluy.
All this \vcok wo have boon receiving
coiiHlgnmonts ol Hpt-lng' goods , ami next
wcolc wo Hhtiil Imvo on displuy nil the
latest novelties in dresa goods , hoaiery ,
etc. Come in and see the now fabrics.
You will bo highly pleased with them ,
and , as usual , you will Had our prices
lower than any other dry goods store in
the west.
And , by the way , the rainy season is
at hand.Vo'ro llxcd for it with thou
sands of umbrellas In all lei rids of now
designs. BOSTON STOUK.
Council BlulTs , la.
ITothcringham , Whltoluw & Co. , load
ers and promoters of low prices.
Mrs. Alton ) Is visiting friends in Nebraska
City.
City.Mrs.
Mrs. S. C. Key Is vUlttng friends at St.
Joseph , Mo.
Mrs. Dnknn of the Christian homo Is ill
with pneumonia.
Miss Nelllo Uloason roturnoil from a west
ern trip Saturday night.
Miss Uulttar of Columbia , Mo. , is a guest
of her aunt , Mrs. Horace Evans.
Charios . ( acquomln of Helena , Mont. , Is
S visiting the family of George Corner.
Joseph Drake Is suffering from a severe
attack of pnaumonln at bis homo , KJ- ! ( Tenth
avctiuo.
Eastern money to loan on real ostuto
by E. II. Slioafo , Broadway and Main.
Jnrvlii wild blackberry is the boat
Money to loan. Lowest rates. John
ston & Van Fatten , Everett blouk.
Looks I.lun Jtcpcal.
General E. F. Test has just returned from
Dus Molnos , wboro bo wont to attend to some
buslnois which Is before the legislature and
in which bo Is considerably interested. Ho was
asked by a Br.u man yesterday what tlio
prospacts were for tbo repealing of the pres
ent prohibitory law.
"Things look very favorable for the repeal
Just now , " was his reply. "Tho Gatcb bill
which differs from tbo dafeatod Schmidt bill
in a number of important particulars , bus
boon before the democrats in caucus 'assem
bled , and they have decided to vote for it
solidly. I have It from very good authority
that thcro will bo at least four republicans
and ono Independent in the fonato , and Jlvo
republicans in the house , who will vote In
favor of the law , and if this is so the doom
of prohibition as a stale law is sonlod.
"Tho provisions of the law are familiar to
the readers of Tin : Uii : : , and the main dif
ference between the Gatch bill ana that of
Schmidt is that the former is very much
inure strict. The rjucstion will probably bo
brought up for decision next Wednesday and
than wo shall know Bomolhing moro about
it. "
Mr. Test also states that ho bas Inter
viewed a number of the members of the re
publican Ma to committee with reference to
the dunces of Council Bluffs being oolcotoa
ns the place to bold the next state conven
tion , ana finds that a majority of thorn nro
.favorably inclined to the claims of this city.
Look at the lots in Madison Square.
An ucro in each lot ; 10 pur cent oil for
thirty days. DAY & IIuss.
Jarvisl877 brandy , purest , safest , b'est.
Ibo SiiHercrn.
A committee has boon appointed to circu
late subscription lists through tbo city for
thovurposo , of raising funds to buy provi
sions for tbo starving Russians. All tbo
money so raised will bo used in buving corn ,
as the railroad j and steamboat lines have
agreed to transport it to Us final destination
free of charge. The following are the mem
bers of the committees who are to canvass the
various wards :
First Ward Rov. QoorgoV. . Snvdor ,
Mrs. J. M. Flagler , Mrs. Uallingor , F. H.
Cuanelhi.
Second Ward Mrs. P. M. Ilobror , Mrs.
Drown. Hov. U. Hoover , James Million ,
Third Ward-Mrs. Spies , Mrs. S. Alex
ander , .1. .1. Fitzgerald.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. C. K. Stoddara , Mrs.
Ooorco Phelps , J. T. Mulouoon.
Fifth Ward-Mri. A.1C. . Urowor , Mrs. May
Brown , llov. T. F. Tblckstun , Jamo * I'rvor.
Sixth Ward Will bo organized by Hov , K.
M , H. Fleming , Mrs. Davis and Mrs , Ware ,
I'riinkllii
Whore Is It ? Take the Broadway cai
to Grave strpot , 'then , # o southeast on
Franklin avenue , ' . 'paved , " until yet
see our signs. The lots are in slzo 1U (
by HOO foot ; ' good shade trees ; the lines !
lots in the city. Ten per cent olT on ail
sales intulo during the next ten days.
DAY At Hicss. Solo Agents.
Mayor Mnrriiu
Mayor Macrae is no longer a candidate for
ro-olectlon. Ho came to this conclusion
yesterday , and last evening authorized Tin.
II KK to make the announcement , This nar
rows down the contest among democratic
candidates to A , C. Graham and S. li , Wads-
worth , with long odds In favor of ( .irahaui
who captured a Dig majority of tbo delegates
nt Saturday night's primaries.
The only other development tbat will bo
ivatchod with Intoron is tbo naming of tbo
republican candidate.
\VoodburydontiBts , next to Grand
hotel ; line work u specialty. Tola Hi
ic Club
Tbo young men wbo gave tbo party at
Hoyal Arcanum ball last Friday evening huvo
organized themselves into a dancing club ant
Will glvo Informal parties every week. A
membership of about , twenty bus already
boou sccuroi and further additions are ox
pcctcd. Tbo dances will bo bold In thnUmil
Arcanum ball on either "Wednesday or Fri
day evenings.
Two apprentice nurses wanted at the
W. 0. A. hospital , corner Oth street and
Bth uvonuo _
Wo have our own vineyards in CVilifo.-
piu. Jurvls Wiuo company , Co. Ulutlu
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
JOT , Mr. Hall Prepared to Abandon His
Present Pastorate.
IE MAY FORM A NEW ORGANIZATION
I'lnnt .Sermon ol tlin JllnUtrr In tlic First
llnptUt Cliurcli Seine of tlio fneti
In the Itccont. Trouble Itrlclly
Iterulled.
Crepe on tbo church.
H wns n stringy black streamer , nboutfour
feet long , which docomtod the floor knob of
tbo First liuptiat church yesterday morning.
Whether mnllco or mischief placed It thera
matters llttlo. It was ovldcntly Intended for
a dni-K allusion to the love feast hold tbo
night boforo.
The black was removed early , and tbo sox-
toti's broom brushing tbo snow from tno
church stop. , duly announced that iorvices
were expected ns usual.
There 'was only a fair-sized congregation ,
Nona ol' the threatened Interruptions or
restraints were mtxnlfoit , and a stranger
would have glcanod llttlo from the service
concerning the harvest of dragon's tooth
which lias sprung up of Into.
Hov. Mr. Hail tnailo but fo\v remarks concerning -
corning tbo church troubles , but ho nutdo
many allusions. Ho bas been preaching a
series ot sermons on ' 'Christ's Mossngos to
tbo Seven Churches of Asia. " By n strange
coincidence , the ono for this Sunday tbo
last probably of his pastorate wns the last
of these messages. It was the ono to the
church of the Ltiodlcciins , and opens with :
"These things saith tbo amen. " The par
ticular passages on which the sermon was
based were : " 1 know tny works , that tliou
art neither cold nor hot ; ho then X will
spew thco out ot my mouth ; bo zealous therefore -
fore and ropcnt. "
The speaker dwelt upon tbo dangers of In
difference , It being tho"chlel causocif nil tbo
failures In life. In businojs , In politics , nnd
especially In church Itfo , Indifference was
most alsnstrous. In mailing tbo point moro
apparent ho took an illustration for the
history of the church , of which ho has bcon
the pastor , until now the cord is KO uncere
moniously unapncd. The prayer meetings ,
tbo mission banus , tbo'varlous ' philanthropies
of the church , has boon treated with Indiffer
ence by the members , but , when , ns on Satur
day evening , some little issue was raised ,
amounting to nothing us comp.irou with the
great work of the church , there was a
crowd , and each ono wns working with
might nnd main to win his little
point. If half this enthusiasm had
bcon shown In the prayer meeting ana other
forms of church worship and work , they
would have crowded several such buildings
before this , and boon n power felt through-
oat tbo city. "You hauled In everybody you
could got bold of just for the ssko of Hailing
out ono poor man. You succeeded , and it's
all right. "
The only other direct reference to tbo
storm was the simple announcement that ho
had banded his resignation to the advisory
committee , and tbat the date of its consider
ation would bo mace public Inter. "It
will probably bo tnado quick work
of. This may bo my last
Sunday as pastor , though perhaps I may
preach next Sabbath. Then I shall turn tha
work over to that higher , purer part of tbo
church , who are ho much bettor qualified
spiritually than I to conduct the services. "
The tone and smile wltb which these
words v/oro uttered caused the bit of sar
casm to have almost a hissing sound PS it
went zipping through the povvs.
After the services Mr. Hull was nskod by
the reporter for a copy of bis resignation.
Ho could not furnish it , us it was simply a
verbal one , which was to bo reduced to
writing at some future time.
"Is the advisory committee friendly to you ,
Mr. HalH"
"Oh , yes , they're all my friends so are
all tbo ofilccrs of tbo church. "
"May they not report against the accept
ance of the resignation ! "
"Well , 1 suppose tboy might. I have re
signed , though. In no good faith , expecting
tbat the pastoral relationship will be savored
unless some now circumstances arise to
chance the situation. "
"Wbatnbo'it tuo report that you intend
starting u now church ! "
"Well , If there nra enough of the real true
Baptists who want to unite In forming a
church out of first-class material not such a
thing as this church , but a real , enthusiastic ,
working church why. tbon , I'm with thorn ,
heart and soul. I don't know whotbor such
n church will Do started or not. There's
some talk of it , but nothing definite yet. "
"When you formulate your realcimtlon
will you state In It the history of the trouble
nnd your reasons for resigning ! "
"I think not. It Is more than likely that
next Sunday morning I will make some pub
lic statements which may bo interesting. If
1 do I shall have thorn carefully written out.
so that tbo press may huvo exactly what 1
have to say. " _
Roller , the tailor , 310 Broadway , lias
all the latest Htylob and ncwost floods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Walnut block and Wjomlng coal ,
fresh mined , rccolvoddailj Thatch or ,
1C Main.
rouM > IIIK : cuii.u.
Jluppy Kinl of : i 1'onr Alotlior'x Hc.treli for u
MIxsliiK Jliihy.
Several weeks ace a repulsive looking
woman called at the Christian homo and left
a small child , saying that It belonged to a
friend of hers wbo could not take cara of it ,
and asking tbo manager of the homo to sea
tbat It was looked after. Who the woman
was or how she came by the child no ono
know , aim tnero soomcd to bo no way of
finding out , but as tbo llttlo ono showed
signs of terrible neglect and there did neb
seem to bo any reason for turning It
away , It was given a home and lias been
there over since.
Last Saturday a young woman who could
speak but llttlo English called nt the homo ,
saying aho bad lost her child and some ono
bad told bor It might be thoro. She wanted
permission to look through the place la tbo
liopo of finding It. She told a pitiable story
of tbo loss of the llttlo ono. Sbo claimed to
live la Albright , and said tbat tha child was
out playing in front of the house about six
WOOKS ago , when a woman drove up
in a carriage and * asked to bo allowed
to tulto htm In her arms. The
girl who was taking cara of him lifted
him up Into the carriage ana the woman
hold him for a few minutes , finally suggest
ing that ho ought to Imvo nomething moro
around him to keep tbo cold out. j\t her
suggestion tbo girl went into the houto ana
got a shawl , but when she rjuirnod the car
riage had 'disappeared , and with it iho llttlo
fellow , The mother of the child wns nearly
frantic wltb 'oar , but she bad not the slight
est Idea what to uountil some ono suggested
tbat sbo come to Council Bluffs and go
through tbo Homo.
Accompanied by Uev. Lemon she made the
rounds of all thu rooms In the house , anri
when she reached a room wboro thcro were
several llttlo children lying in cribs , she
pave a suadon shriek and leaped forward ,
( 'rasping ono of the babes in hnr arms iind
falling over almost Instantly upon the floor
In u dead fnlnt. Shu was finally revived ,
but when she found tbat her child had been
taken away from her and placed upon a bed
she seemed to bo tilled wllh an unutterable
dread that she was not going to bo allowed
to keep him. She was finally ) convinced
that the people In tno bomn wore bor
friends , but it was not for a long time that
Bho would allow the cbild to stay anywhere
excepting In her arms. It was tha same one
tbat bud been brought to the homo six weeks
before , but how the woman vibe brouphtlt
there got possession of it Is still u mystery.
The mother and father of tbo child hnvo
separated , however , and it Is supposed that
the fattier stole the boy in order to torment
Ills wifo. Tno woman left for her homo In
Albright Saturday' evening , taking the boy
with bor ,
Swnnson Music Co. , Masonic lotnplo
A lllrlhdiy SiifirUe | ,
Alderman L. A. Casper It one of those un
fortunate Individuals wbo can only cnlobrita
his birthday every four years , it having been
his lot to llrst see tbo light on the 2Qtb day
of February. Ills wife arr.uigod a stir-
prise party tor hi in and lust tjaturtlay night ,
lu accordance with bor invitation ,
nt tbo homo of C , U. Martin , from which
they went to the Ornpcr residence on East
1'lerco street. The victim was totally un
aware of what vvas coming , but bis
surprise by no moans throw a
damper on the enjoyment of the
occasion. The guests wove pleasantly
ontcrlalncd by high five , Mrs , Henry
Kcelino receiving the tlrit prize , a beautiful
box of flowers , and B , F. Clayton the first
Tontlpmon' * t > ri70 , a box of r.jan ! > , At It
s'clock refreshments word sG.vcdiv \ the
liostoss , assisted bv the Muses Nelllo Young ,
Mnry Atcn and Nelllo Cauehoy , and Mo < irs.
William Martin , O. .T. Martin and Fred
Uroon , A number of valuable tokens wcro
presented to Mr. Caper before the company
aspersed. Tno following guests were present :
B. F. Cluyton of Macedonia : Mr. and Mrs.
Gentleman , Omaha ; Mayor nnd Mrs. Sloan ,
South Omaha : Mr. and Mrs. II , A. Caughov ,
South Omaha ; Mr. and Mrs. Lon. 1'cnnell ,
South Omaha ; Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Quick ,
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Quick , Quick , la. ; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Urlmm. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. lj. Felt ,
Mr. and Mrs. flurry Kcollno , Mr. nnd Mrs.
O. A. Keollne , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M.
Homnn , Mr. aim Mrs. Robert
Kurth , Mr. nnd Mrs. .7. F. Wllcox.
Mr. Mid MM. Bister. Mr. ana Mrs. William
I'lunkott , Mr. and MM. .f. F. Plunkott , Mr.
nna Mr * . .1. Ilonlgcr , Mr. nna MM. .1. W.
Kelly. Mr. and MM. C. II. Martin , Mr. and
Mrs. F. Caughov , W. H. Caughcy , A. Young ,
F. Green of Atlantic , William Martin , O. J.
Martin , Otcar. Albert and Ira Plunkott , .1 ,
Casper , Carl Forborg. Missus Mary Atcn ,
Magirla I'holun , Katie 1'holan , Nellie Young ,
Nellie Caughoy.
The O. M. Dodge camp , Sons of Vet
erans , will glvo a ball in G. A. II. hull
on the evening of March 7. A cordial
Invitation is extended to the public.
runrriil of II. Y. Shelley.
The funeral services over tbo remains of
the late Dr. B. Y. Shelley took place yester
day afternoon at the parlors of Kiel's hotel
and wore largely attended. Among these
present were tbo Grand Army of the Repub
lic , the Sons of Veterans and the Dodge
Light guards , all of which organizations mot
beforehand and marched to tha hotel In a
body. They also accompanied the remains to
Walnut Hill cemetery , where they wcro In
terred. General Low , Charles Seavoy nud
Colonel Nut Patrick , ull of Omaha , served
with the deceased as comrades hi the late
war and followed bis remains to the grave.
TIIKSK UK } * iniUUN Cll.lItCES.
Condnet of Dulled Stnti'H TroupH on tlin
Mctlenn Itorder Coinpliilneil Ol.
NiOIII.P.AXS : , La. , Feb. 23. Tbo Pica
yuno's San Antonio special says : The Garza
episode now uproars to Imvo bccomo tin issue
between the people and thu United States
troops , with iho search for the revolutionist
chief merely as a side Issue.
Since the arrest of Uonzalcs , Garza's
father-in-law , yesterday and tbo counter
charges made by him against tbo troops ,
Gonzalcs' grievance has been backed up by
a still moro serious aflldavlt made by J. II.
Broetor , justice of tlio peace of precinct No.
5 , Nonces county.
Brootcr alleges that "various complaints
are being inaoo by many of the best law
abiding citizens in this portion of the stat
regarding tbo conduct , of troops of the Unltod
States army , nnd certain persons who claim
to bo scouts aim guides ; that ono Captain
J. G. Bourltc. the conimuudlntr oftlcor , has
bcon especially complained of ns having
made promiscuous arrests ot good citizens
without apparent eauso or reason , following
such arrests with acts of cruelty and at
times practicing and permitting acts of In
dignities toward such persons while held as
prisoners ; ttiat houses have been entered at
the dead of im'ht without exhibition of war
rants or authority for tbo same , and troops
stationed on private property within Inclos-
urcs of the owners without consent , or
authority ; that should I attempt to
mention nil the complaints it would cover
many pages , as wrongs have been aono
almost as numerous as there are i-iti/.ons
living in this portion of my precinct , to say
nothing of adjoining counties ; nnd that un
less such outrages and wrongs are put an
end to promptly so great Is the fear and
anxiety of the people tbat many of them will
bo forced to leave their growing crops ana
starving herds.
" 1 further certify tbat many threats of a
most seiious character are being made and
have been made by the commanding ofllccrs
and others with expectation , no doubt , of
extorting self-criminating evidence from
good citizens whom I believe to bo innocent ;
that In this section of tbo state , and es
pecially in Ibis county , the civil authorities
are in every way ample to preserve peace and
citizens. "
protect law-abiding
Much feeling exists among the people and
some excitement has boon occasioned in
army circles nid : mi oDlcIal investigation
will probably bo ordered.
PIHK .IT HOT SI'HIXUH.
I'ostolllri ) Illoelt and I'oiirtven llilHlness
Houses Destroyed YeHtrriluy.
HOT Si'itixoo , ft. D. , Feb. 2S. [ SpccialTele-
gram to Tun Bii.j : The postofllce block and
fourteen business bouses burned this mom-
ing between ' and 4. It Is supposed to have
caught from a burning chimney. There were
no facilities for quelling Iho flames , which
caused a loss of about ? ; 10,000. Too insur
ance Is about 17,000.
ltlt | > l < lCity's New IndUHtrloH.
KAMI ) CITV. S. D. , l''ob. 2 ? . [ Special to
Tar. Bii.J : Yesterday THIS Bun correspond
ent visited tbo now chlorination works In
tbo eastern part of the city. The buildings ,
which cover about two acres of ground , were
commenced ninety days ago and are now
completed. They are located In a perfect
natural site for clilorinatlon works , smelters
and similar Institutions , being built on the
side of a high bluff sloping down to the
Hapid river. Sevcrrl carloads of machinery
have already been received uud placed In
position , and the superintendent expects to
liavo all tbo machinery In place and to be
rnady to treat ere In less than sixty days.
The grading of a railroad spur has -been
completed and the trackiaying gang is now
at work and expect to ha\-o alt track laid
within tea days ,
The two mam buildings of the works seen
from the north or east nro apparently live
stories In height , but la fact only the north
ern parts of theai nro , the successive
stories being built Into the bluff , The rail
road track is built to the south end of the
buildings ana from tbo curs tbo ere will go
through Immense bun on tram cars to tbo
crushers and then to the rollers where It will
bo pulvcrl/3d. Then follows tha nhloriiuition
process , treatment to a chlorine gas bath and
roasting , and in Ibis connection tlio Hapld
City CblorlnationVorkH will have a par
ticular advantage over like works situated
elsowhero. After experiments and thorough
Investigation It was found that the Kupld
City gas works , areeted n year ago after tbo
latest and most approved inelhoilR , could
supply the necessary heat nt a less cost than
tbo company could by using coal. Asldo from
this the gds will furnish a moro intense ,
steady and easily rogu'atod boat , Tbo world
will employ Illty men and at iho llrst will
not treat over I0 < i tons of ere per day. They
are so built , however , that ibe capacity can
bo increased toUO tons par day and It Is
thought that the chaugo will ou mailu wilniu
a few months ,
coxiiK.iift' 1111 :
ClileiiKo ( iermiuw Siiy SI cone TlilngH and
Ailopl .Memorial ot Sympathy.
Ciiuudo , III. , Fob. 2S. Twelfth street
Turner ball was lillod to overflowing this
ovo.ilng with a domouBtratlvo crovva of Ger-
iiians.wlio had assembled to listen tospcocbos
upon the recent riots in Berlin. Addresses
were made by Hoary C. Bochiol , oJllor of
the Fnckrl , Morris Sebultz , editor .of tbo
Arbcitcr Xeitung , aud o'.bera. All RuoUo in
the mine strain. Kinpiror Wlllii..aM \
denounced In the strongest terms , und
ovcry tlmo bo was scored u tremendous
shout of approval went up from Uionudlcnco
Frequent reference was made to tbo Fioach
revolution of ITbU , nnd it wasdocUrcu that
tbo Germans were ripe lor a ropllltlon of
that event in their own country. What did
it matter if blooa wcro sniltoJ in Hio ciusu of
liberty and rlgbU Tnubopa was rxpruiscd
hal tbo light ulrcady b.'ciin would bo con
tinued until iho worklnginoii of Germany
would obtain their rights ,
Mr , Scbultz bald iho riots In Berlin were
not an nprbiiiu' for bioa < ! merely , but for
entire frtc-dom. Thd uttiludu of the em
peror had upturn I tlin eye < of tha people and
wllh well directed effort they would bu nnlo
to defy bU authority.
A memorial lo the Goruiaua of Borllu was
adopted. It extended to them the sympathy
nnd moral support of thtTTissomblod work-
Ingmcn i.nd citizens of Chicago and urged
them to keep up tbo llcht 'hgnlnst , the oppressors
pressers , Cheer upon tliCdr followed the
adoption of the memorial tijd the mooting
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soon after adjourned.
WII.T , .ISK riri.Mir.T.ii > x QUTIIKIIIT.
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ChlciiRo World' * I'nlr f.penl Directory Will
1'rcniitno onTliclr.ImiU'oUKKrrleiidslilpi.
CHICAGO , 111. , Feb. 2J.-Jho ! World's fair
local directors have prepared a draft of a bill
which will bo presented. tt > .Jcongrcis , asking
for an outright appropriation ot > , OOQ,000 to
bo expanded by the board of directors. Pres
ident E. T. Baker will IraVq'for Washington
next Tuesday with thu mil ? Ana on Thtirjday
will hold a conference tflin'tho World's ' fair
national committee , oflKh \ J. W. St. Clalr
Isfchairmmi.
In the bill there Is no provision for the
needs of the national commission , .lust how
Mr. Baker nnd Chairman St. Clalr of the
commission wilt hnrmoiii/.o on the Joint bill
is dlftlcult to predict. Mr. St. Clalr has al
ready announced tbat the commission would
ask for $ ; i,000UOO at least , to bo expended un
der Its own direction ,
AVII1 lie I.yneheil When
Mo. , Fob. 23. Last evening as
City Marshal Sprlnklo with n man named
Amos Miller under arrest was coming from
Justice Toolo's ofllco tboy were met by ono of
Miller's pals , name utiKiiown , who got tbo drop
on tbo marshal and doim.ndea Miller's release.
A. .T. Cooper and Thomas Toolo Heard loud
voices , ran out on the ntalr landing of
the mill with drawn revolvers and ordered
the unknown lo drop his gun. Instead
of dropping It , ho tunica the gun on them
and a general fusllado began. Toolo bad a
llttlo linger shot off by the lirst fire , and the
second shot pierced Cooper's heart. Sprinkle
was shot , three times and will dlo. The tin-
kno'vn was wounded In the hip. Ha ran Into
n llelu and shot , himself to prevent capture.
Miller wns shot through the wrist. Ho es-
caned mid Is still nt liberty. A large posse
Is In pursuit of him and bo will bo lynched
when captured. The town Is terribly ex
ulted.
An i\-c\rrimr : ! Iliirned to Death.
Ln n.i : HOCK. Ark. , Feb. 23. Between 7
and S o'clock this morning ox-Govornor
Elian N Conway was accidentally burned to
death In his own residence , a small one-story
frame building on Scott street , which was
also burned. It Is supposed he was
asleep nt. the time. For many years before
the late war ho was one of tbo most conspic
uous men in Iho stato. Ho was several limes
htato auditor and served two terms as gov
ernor. Ho was very old nnd feeble , quite
eccentric and lived alone , not allowing any
one else to sleep on the promises.
of nn Old Couple.
Four DOWJE. la. , Fob. 23. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : BKK.J Tbo oldest couple over
married in thu state have joined hands and
hearts nt Jefferson. The trroom , George
Thtstlcr , is 75 years old and the bride , Sulllo
Barton , only 71. Uov. Lee performed the
cerornony. _ _
liEHSOff.ll , /M/MOIMI'/IA.
,1. F. . Hill of Curtis Is at the Arcado.
/Cchrlng of Lincoln is at the Arcado.
C. A. Wilson of Fremont is at the Arcado.
S. .T. Larliin of Douver Is nt the Merchants.
J. D. Myers of Ogden Is n guest at the Mil
lard. '
F. H. Wilson of Linciln is nt the Mor-
chants. , . ,
Dr. II. Boecher oft Shulton is at the Mer
chants. : { .
Louis Hold of Coinmhus Is registered at the
Arcade. M .N
\V. II. Force o Coznd is registered at the
Arcade. , ,
E. N. Botsford ofjlunttncton Is at the
Pax on. !
Colonel 13. V. Webster of'Stratton is at the
Paxton. K
K. Faulkner of Schuyfor is stopping at the
Millard. i ' , ?
J. S. Woodruff of Ivander , Wyo. , is at the
MillarJ. \ J : '
F. W. Llttlo and \vitqflj : Lincoln are at the
Murray . . , t Up.
H. T. King of Fr.lend-.va3 ot the Merchants
yesterday.
O. McCanu of Norfolk is a guest at the
Merchants.
E. McLemon of Sidney is registered at the
Merchants.
A. .1. Gallcntlno of ICoarnoy Is stopplnz at
the Paxton.
II. 11. Mann of Buffalo , Neb. , Is a guest at
the Paxton.
T. H. LuuroDCOof Denver Is registered nt
the Paxton.
C. D. Byram of Hay Springs is a guest nt
the Arcado.
J. A. Whlto of Sioux City Is registered at
the Arcado.
John Bratt of North Platte Is a guest at
the Murray.
George W. Hobiiison of Plattsmouth Is at
'tho Dellone.
ICd Wright of Scotia was at the Merchants
lust liveulnir.
J. II. Squires of Grand Island is a guest at
the Merchants.
B. Hoffman of Vienna , Austria , was at the
Paxton yesterday.
Charles ( . } . Steele of Norfolk was at the
Millard yesterday.
F. O. Stringer of Grand Island Is rogis-
torect at tlio Millard.
Dr. O. L. Stephenson of Bonnington is a
pue t at the Arcado.
.1. F. Paritlns of Weeping Witter is stop
ping at the Merchants.
H. < } . Bliss and wife ol Fairmont wcro at
the Paxton yesterday.
John Frederick Flocdor of Helena , Mont. ,
Is stopping at the Arcado.
Georco W. Brown and wife of Choycnno
were at the Millard yesterday.
G.V. . Irving of Lincoln was among the
late arrivals at tbo Merchants.
B. J. Tlcrnoy and F. Tiernoy of Brokou
Bow are guests at the Dollono.
Mr. Elmer Frank's many friends will bo
delighted to bear that he is rapidly recover
ing from a very severe attack of la t'ripoo
nnd erysipelas.
A Written Uunuinteo
iSYPHILi to Cure Kvery Case or
Money KofundoJ.
Oiiri-uro liiioniiHiicnt nalaati pi'Vil'ic ' 11,1. ( Uui
pnloil siivon ycnr , < a D Imvo ni'Yor 33 j i n urmpt , ) n
flnce. Ilyilcscrlliliupi8i'fnll > wa c.m treat jimby
innll , anil wcKlvolhu ait nu > lr.ui ; Ru.tratiUin to cure
orrorumlnllwonojr , Thoi ) wlio | irof r tu ccunii liora
fnrlrfiitiiipntraniliiMiniflnu lll pay rallroal furo
liotli wnymui'l liotul bills wlilla liuro If > vo full loc.ira
\Vu Cliidlunno tliu World for a tn o llmt our M AGIO
11KMKIIV will not euro.Vrllu for piirtlculn-i mil
pel tlio cvUenco , In our novon yoirs' jirnilhj wlfi
thl M.\IO ] IIKMKDV U Int4 l ) on nrut .11111 Ml' t }
( ivc'rciimvtlin | ir.'Jullcj nj.vlmt ioci'lal si , < olji !
lliniin.ldr our troni'Ku.ira.illMtli'Hniiili ' : nrj tr/lut
llunl being euro I , U'o.uuuranluatu curj orrcfiil
( wry dollar , an lu * wa Invifp roulH'l ) | t ) IID'.U n
Albotlnnnt'l.il liajkliuorjJDJW It U poruMhnafuto
nil who nlll try HiJtruatu3 > t. Hor.'tofo-j yn'4 htrj
I'fcn ' | iiittliiKiip an I imil.uViutyoiirmonoy furilina-
L nt trc'MtmfiiH , nail nltliiii/l | ! yu i nra not yet curj t
no into Ims | inli | b.ici yini1 irtiwi y. Wo will poiltlvoly
tiirayou , Olil clironlcilooi citot cuoicural la'l )
to 91 iliiyi. Invus'.Un iuar iliiivnclil > tiuill'u , nur
reputation tui UiDlnuin nu'n , Wrllo u * fur nainai nnd
r Mro 'iot iluno woift \ \ > ciiroil who lm\o iilvou
| icrail loiilo refer to tlio.11.1 Itcuitt you only P-M'- -
iiEoto Mil tliU. If ynjr nyniptuiK nra Dora tlmnt ,
mucous jiatclios Iri ro'iujli , rliO'liimtlfn In tiunuiiini
JointImlr lullliik'out , erjiuni | | | on Hiiy part of 111)
boilicQlliwof iccniriilil < iji0ila { > ili.iliisK | li a > or
uoriCB. Vculmvo no lipij Jp n tn. Tlio j whci nrj
ronttimtly Iukln7 uicrojir/t\l piHitl ) eliO'ill dlijui
tlnuu It. ( 'onutniit u o iif tuvjia ilruus Kill mirely bring
tores unil oatlnv ulcers In.t'.iu en I. Don't fall In writ ) .
All corrosion ton : o Kj.A.sc jpl li iiluli cnvolojiai
Witlnrito tlio mot * rUllltii'cstli.ulon uut wlil Uo all
n our power to al I jsu Irt'jf , A JrosJ
'
COOI REM D ? rO'.j - Oaialn , Nobnfu.
FOR MEN
ONLY.
snou fora p.xso of I.O..T or KAII.INCI MAN.
HOOD , ( iuiii'ral or NVuvoU'i Hmi'iitTf. wouk >
ness of uody oriittnd , tlm eireottof error < ere v-
rtbaajln o.dor ynuu tlril we cannot ou re.Vo
riinraiitruovory finu | orrtifuud ovnry doll-ir.
J'lvc dnyit trial treatment ilfilll i-mirsn W3.
1'eicopllh o iKMiisllis ririlUoU In illroo dnyH.
lly mull , vooiirjly'p u-K'o I from observation.
L'OOK IlUMKUV CO. . ( IMA1IA. .NlUI
LADIES "ONLY
UAfilP l''i iAti : irvc < ii'i\T ' < > if. , u to mrl
ITIHUlu CVrtHui t'i u d ly or miney rnftinUud ,
lly null T' . bo , ito y aoatol from uliitirvii-
t.ucu t/ ' OAi.ai .f V VJ.t Uumua , hub
HER SINGLE THOUGHT
Waa to Find Rollof , Which Was Ac-
comp'ishoci Through the Sk 11 of
Drs. Oopolnnd , Shop.ird &
Mnnsflo'.d.
Mro. Mtxry Nswloii Tolls of Her Da-
plomblo Condition and Ro-
oovory.
Mrs. Mury Ncwloii , IlOJI North SSth avenue ,
\vlio u IniflKiml 11 foreman : Paxlon & Vlcrl-
liiKs.siiys :
" 1 had headaches which liinl o\lsllci1 for two
yenr-t. They wore vor.v CHUID nt limes lint
were constant , Hi-ateoly a ilny pnsM-d without ,
much Millerliifr , Sometime * juilnscro shimi
niul Mioolliur. ami sometimes of licnvy , dull ,
otmriu'tor. Tlioy worn nt times In from of inv
lio.ul , through tlio .vos "oinotlmts in b'u-k of
my head , runnltu ! down thuncok , 'riil-teatited
KlcknciHof tlio stomach and Rreatly ntreetod
my appetite. ciumliiK nlsu u heavy pnln mid
( listless lu thiisioiiiaoh : waaaUo very nervous
mid restless. My oymwcroalso nlTooliul. tieh-
InBilr.v ini'l nlititt , and softmk tliat I could
not nud or do iiny work teciulrliiR tlic special
UBL'Ot the eye SUM.
My throat was always
diy anil Imdly ulcer
ated , and at times I
could not speak. It ,
was also sore , and up
on taklni ; u Might cold
ItunuMHl preat ualn.
1 also lind u harassing
cotiKh and pain in my
chest and thiotiRli my
limit. At times also
there \vas ilhijlnj lu
my cars and my nosn
\vi's ul u ays stutlcd
up causing inueh tin-
oynnci' .
All of those sytuyp.
loins completely disap
peared under tlie ticut-
incnt of Drs , C'opulaud ,
bhcimrd .V Manslleld.
and today 1 am feullun
MHS. MAIIV xnvTOX. fculliiT perfectly well ,
having no heailarhu nor pain of
any kind. My thioat and nose me
piireil ; tlio iIiiRliiR In the eat.s Is conu. a'so
the eoush and pain In my chest. Tim nervous
condition has also left ntn and I ameomftrt-
alilo and enjoying excellent health.
Thn treatment I Inivo roeelMi lot Drs. Cope-
Innd , Miopard & Manslleltl. which has niado
this remarkable ehauve , has been mild , pleas
ant and very skillfully app'lcd. ' I commend
these physicians to nil In need of medical help.
Mr. Thomas X. Clark , of J010 Douglas street
says : "L would not lake
ONI ! TIIOUH4NP IIOM.AHS
for the lenellts ) I have received from Drs.
Copelaml , Shcpard & Manslleld.
Mil. THOMAS N. Cr.AIllC.
Inm ( Ifty-nlne years old unil had hoxan to
think 1 was not long for this world for I was
MOlin IIEAII THAN AMVC ,
hiivlnz still jro.l terrible pain for the last
twenty-six years.
My nose was always stopped up llrst ono
hide then the other ; dull , heavy hoaduclm ju&t
over the eves and In thubaok D.irtof the head ,
loarlnu noises In the e/irs , which seemed to
never ceas > e.
"I was constantly hawking and splttlnT.try-
IIIR to raise the mucus that continually
dropped from the head to the throat.
lu tho'iuoriilii1 ; upon arising I would ho as
tired as when I went to bed ; after eating I
would experleueua tense of fullness or hloat-
Ine In the stomach , which added consUorablo
sutTcrlns to my now Ion j list of symptoms.
A SKVKHB COUGH
was one of the worst of my symptoms , and
: -Uurp , shootliij : palus In the chest extending
back to the shoulder blades. This was my
condition when I called upon Drs. Copolanil.
Shcpard & .Mansllold. They gave mo a thorough
scientific itndsyhtonritlc * eoursuof tientiucut
which was pleasant and , I must admit , very
effective , for 1 am now feo.iiiK liken new man.
I cannot say too much lu pr.ilso of-Drs.
Oopcland , Shepard & Manslleld for what they
have done fur me.
Mr. C'lark resides , ns stated above , at 4810
loiiijla'slroet. ) where he can bo been and will
icadlly vciify Ins statement.
BOTH CUSS PRESIDENTS.
A Coincidence In tint Notable Credent tills of
tint PliyHlcmns ot the Copolautl
JIcillc.il Institute.
Dr. W. II. Conoluiul waspiosldent of Ills class
at liiillevuo llospltal Medical College , Now
York , where ho graduated , the most famout
Institution ot Us kind In the country , ills
diploma bears the written endorsement of the
medical authorities of Now York , of the deans
of prominent medical cello oi In I'onnsyl-
vnnln. Dr. 0. S. Slionnrd WRS president of Ills
cliiss at Hubh Medical College , t'hluiiKO ,
wh'eh Is acknowledged to be the leading In-
Htltut'on of Its kind In the west. Dr. Shoparcl's
thorough hospital exiiorlon-e and hpeelal
study In tha diseases of the eye , car , nose and
throat , place him amoirr the leading special
ists In the west. Dr. T. II. MunslIGld'R creden
tials : ire no less abundant and unrjunllflo : ! .
Ho also Is formally Indorsed by the secretaries
of various county and state modlual societies.
ROOMS 311 AND 312 ,
New York Life Buildiiu ,
Cor. 17th anil Farna-a Sis. , Omaha , Nelj.
W. II. Coi'HbAND. M. D.
C. S. SlIKI'AKI ) , M. D.
T. U. MANlSKIKU ) , M. D.
I'hyslclaus.
Sprolnltes : Oitarrli mil all dls3isi : of tin
Kyu , Kir. Throat an I lnir.'H. Nervous I > is-
eases , hkln Dlboasis , Uhronlo Dlso.ises. Ollluj
Hours 0 to II a , m. , - to & p. m. , 1 tot ) | < , in.
fciitiday 1U a. m to 4 p. m.
Uittarrhal troubles ami kindred dlsoasai
treated Huccoa fully by m ill. Hcml lo In
stamps for ouestlon elroulnri. Addrosi all
letters to Copolanil Medlo il Institute , New
York J.lfu Dulldlns ; . Umuba , Neb.
$5 A MONTH.
OATAKUH AND KINDUKD D1BKASKS
TltKATlil ) AT THK \IKOH MKATIUM' ' * \
A MONTH UNTIL AI'IUL JUTH-MKDI-
OINES FUHNlbllED I'HKli
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1078.
W. 1IAKI3II & CO.'S
Breakfast Cocoa
from n lilrli Die eicr n of oil
li.ui I mi reunited ,
Is aViuliitrtu jnii-a anil
{ t In soluble ,
No Chemicals
nro tm'd hi 1U iirrjiurutlon , It
inert than thitt tlmtt t/it
injlh of Cocoa raised with
filarcli , Arrowroot or Hugar ,
onil IK Ilicrcforo far niorfl ceo *
j noiulral , totting lui titan out
Ictnliicuji. Itl ilclltlounnotr- !
'
Uhlug , ftrcnllicnlii ( ! | { , BASII.T
l ) , anil Bilmlrably ailnjitcd for Invalldi
o < well u * for pcnona In lirallli.
Sold by flrofcri. . tmywlierf.
W. BAKEE & CO. , Dorchester , Mass.
AMUSEMENTS.
' A wun
BOYD'S Tticaicrl
i-e\cntccnth nnd llnrnev streets
WEEK BEOINHINO SUNDAY , FEB. 28 , MATINEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ,
The World Henowned
HHNLON BROTHERS
UrAiul Tnlry Spectacular
FANTASMA
NEW TRICKSt NEW SPECIALTIES !
NEW MUSIDI NEW SCENERY !
llov thcctsopcn Saturday iiioinliiK at regular
nrh.'cs.
PARfJ/TiUHCT / THPATBF I i'oi TiT.\n
rAtlnAmoli IntAlnLl IMUCKH
Tuesday nndVednesday M lils. Wednes
day Matinee.
JOSEPH J. DDWLINO AND SADIE HASSOH ,
NOBODY'S CLAIM.
Tliuratliy , Frlilir SiturJny Mntlnoannl NIt'lt
THE ILED SPIDER ,
KDISN MUSlSbir
THIS WEEK
The Rooster Orchestra
lOc Admits to All lOc
"LADIES' PERFECT" SYRINGE
Tlioonly perfect Vnxlnal
nnd Itoclnl Sjilnto In
tlio worlil
'a the only frrlnuo n\at
Invented bynhlch vn
lilnitl Injection ! enn tie
niluilnlstcroil without
lenhlnv nnil milllrtK Ilio
< 1otlilni ! or iiecojaltnt-
InB the u > e of n vo" < ol ,
nmlnlilcti run nl < obo
used for reclnl Inject
ions orlrrlEivlloii.
U Mill thorniiKldy clean
Ilia nock ( if Hie "Oinli
nml entire viiKlnn , by
rt.m.iH'tely ilbtiinilln
thov.iKlnnl foliH nn.l
ilrnnlnKiill ( llachnrKui
out with the Until Into
Price $3.
THE ALOE & I'ENl'OLI ) CO. ,
l.Mh St. . next to I1. O. Omaha. Neb.
TUE SHORTEST LING TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul R'y as represented
on this mao.
Steam Heated
Electric Lighted ,
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.
Dr , BAILEY r
I Iho Leading . j
v
Dentist
Third Floor , Fasten Blos't.
„ . „ , . . . . .12 IDS . l(5ti ( ! mill Fariiam Sli
A full sot of teeth on rubber for } 3. t'jrfojt nt.
Tooth without platoi or rooiovnMo brltt o woric ,
Just tlio tlilntf for slnzari or publto apoikcrj , nit/Ji
Oropilotui.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
All Illllniti Hi reasonable ratoj , nil worit Wir.'jn'.3l
Cntthis out foraKUlrto.
wdoD'sC"
PENETRATING
AND THE comparison nro flow or
liuvt'B. C" tiros.
All I'rngsUta.
Oregon Short l.lno & Utili Northern ICull
way CoiniKiny Storltholilrrs * Mcrtlii ) ; .
Notice Is hereby clvon Unit the anmml
incotliit : oC the stockholders of the Oregon
.Short IJno ft Utah Northern Kiillwiiy com
pany , for the election of directors and sueh
oilier bii < ilncs4 .is may loyally come before the
mootlnz , will bo hold at room No. 41 , Hooper
lliillillnr. Salt Luke Cltv , Utah Toirltory.
niioii Wednesday , the 10th day of March. 181) ) . ' .
at 10 o'clock H. in.
Stock transfer books will close upon the
20th clay of February , and reopen upon the
17th day of March. AI.EXANIIEK MII.IAII ,
Hocretary.
HOSTON , Mass. . I'ol ) . 3. 169i. FlSil UltM _
1'roposalx Tor lloiuls.
Foalnu bids will bo received at the ofllco of
the Cltv Treasurer. Omaha , Neb. , np to li
o'clock March lOlli , ISO- ' , for the purchase of
J17.V000.002J year .Ipcr cent City Hall Honda.
The principal and Intoiest , tire payable at
Kountzo llros. , Now York. Interest payable
soim-iumimlly. Each bid inimt a ttitu the
prlco and the amount of bonds sought for and
must Include Interest up to date of delivery.
Issued under authority of Charter of met
ropolitan RlUcs and Ordinance ? ) l ! ) approve ) 1
January With , 1892. The iljht 13 reserved to
reject any or all bids.
I < "J2dS7tM Olty Treasurer.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
oTTrfA. ! . ! } At a bargain , IS-aero fruit and"
L'ardon farm adjoining city limits ; good
dwelling. E. II. .Shuafo. _ _
KRVT Vacant store , 411 Hroadway
FOR . ' by Mrs. Jane llaldwln , Apply to
Ucor o T. I'holpsat postollleo. _
11,1 , trade hoiibo unil lot for team ; will
ulvo long tlmeon balance. Cull at CIS S ,
Cth street.
_
FARMS , garden lands , houaoi , lots an I
business bloski for s'Uo or r.mU Day &
lloss , LU 1'oarl strout. Council _
B 1011 HUNT Over 103 dwellings of every de
scription at prices varying from $1 to $100
tier month , locate : ! In nil parts of the city , K.
11 , aiieato. MJ llroadway. _
TOOK KXCHANOr ; Clean stooU of Keneral
J ? merchandise , Invoice iiliout JIW)0 ) , for real
citato ami some cash. Kd K. Muyno , CI'J ' llroud-
way. Council llhill'H. _
( l ) ncros of land n short , distance H. B. of
] .Council lllu Its ana the I ) , and 1) . Instltutuut
Ki per acre. A snap. Also good ino-acre farm
near Missouri Valley at , ' ! i per acre. Tosses-
Blon given at once If sold. I-ino farms and ,
L'ar.lons of all slzca , Johnston & Van I'.uton ,
Council Illulfs.
I
FOUND AT LAST
Alter YO.TB of Unsuoojssfal Siarali for a
Cure , Martin Andaman Gets Relief from
the Chliuso Doctor -A Volun tnry T ul
monlnl ,
OMAHA. Nob. . Jnn. 18 , 1892.
To whom It Aluy Concern :
This is to corlifv Unit 1 have bcon a
constant sufturor for iniiny vcntM wltli
eiitnfi'h , nstlnna niul bconciiinl ttfTou-
lions of thu throat , nnd tried till tha
tiatont modlcinos nnd romodlos 1 overheard
hoard of , but with no success. I t tented
with doctors in vnrious parts of thu
country , but none of thom could do tnu
nny good further than giving mo Hhor
temporary relief. I suffered niirht nn
day. and continued to grow worse not
withstanding all the medicine I had
taken. I hud almost given up my case
as hopeless wlion I was informed By u
friend of Dr. C. Goo \Vo , the Chlncso
doctor , ami advised to go and aoo him in
the hope of getting relief at least , if not
a permanent , cure for my trouble. 1 wiw
filow in making up my mind to muko
such u radical change in my treatment ,
as I know a trial with the Chinese doc
tor would bring nu\ but 1 litmlly ecu
oludcil to give him n trial , so I called nt
hisollieo with that intention. I totind
the doctor n clover , entertaining gentle
man , thoroughly posted on my condi
tion , and It took only a vary short tlmo
to convince mo that ho was the party 1
was so long in search of. Ho told mo
my case was curable , and that ho could
cure mo , and prepared me a stieclal
troutmont to .suit my condition , and In
two wcoks I wns to much better that T
hail the fullest confidence in the doctor's
ability and committed my cnso to his
treatment. I continued In grow bailer
rapidly and am now entirely well , t
owe my cure to Dr. C. Goo Wo , and am
not ashamed to admit it. I advise all
who want relief from their troubles to
call on Dr. C. Gee Wo. and they will bo
cured. For nil particulars apply or
WfitO to MARTIN1 L. ANDHRSON.
IJ121 Cumlng St. , Omaha , Nob.
rm. C.GKH wo ,
Regular praduuto of Chlncso medfijliie. oleht
yoars'study , ton years' practice. Truiitu suc
cessfully all diseases known to sulfcrliiK hu-
. rnaulty
Roots , plants and herbs natiire'sreineillos
his medicines the world hU ultnrstvJ.UU'ltos-
llmonlals. ( Jail and see him. Consuls ' t
freo. Has also constantly on hand rom v
for the following diseases ready prep.fr
Asthma. C.iiurrli. Rhuiimiitliiiii. Indigestion.
Lost Manhooil. 1-Vmalo - Weakness. Hick He.id-
uche. Illood 1'iirlflnr , and Ivldn y ami I.lvur.
1'ilce , one dollar per bottle or six for Ilvo dol-
Inl-s. These who cannot , call , enclose 2-cimt
stamp for question list and full p'rtlculars.
OH103 , Car. iOth anl California Sti. . O.na'i
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council filuffo , lown.
Now , modern , woll-upnolntod , thor
oughly woll-Uopl , $3 a day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council lllulli.
Cuplt lstocV $1SO,000
Surplus unU I'rodts HUOOC
NotCapltnl nn:1 Surplus OO0
Directors J , I ) . Kdiniinilsun , 1C. I. , hliugnrt , K.O ,
nioninii.K. 10. Hurt , I. A , Mllicr , . ) . ' V. lllncliiuiiii
unit Omrlen u , llnnnau. Transactgenorul bankIng -
Ing buhinoas. Largest capital and surplus ol
any hank In Hoiilhwestorn Iowa.
NTBBEST ON TIME DEPOSITS
W. C. ESTEP ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMKR
14 N. Main , Council Bluffs.
Chas. Lunkley ,
Funcnil Dlreelur nml Undurlukor.
311 Broadway , Council UlnffB ,
Sims & Saundcrs-fti0"rlr9t.ut . ?
federal coiirta. 1 too tnu .1 , i uua
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