Nebraska Newspapers

    THK OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , AUGUST 29 , 1892. 3
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL
OI-T1CE ! - NO. 12 PEAHL STREET
Delivered by c-vrrlor la any part ot the city
II.V. . TI1/TON. - MANAGER
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K Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Iluffs Lumber Co. ,
GlrconshlelU , Nicholson ft Co. , GUI Broad-
nv , roul estate niul rental nccnls. Largest
list of property of nny dealers In the city. .
Unlboj's bind ROVO a concert ycstciday
nftornoon nt Full-mount park. Quito n
crowd wn present , nUhouph there wi-rn not
BO many us ihcro would have bcou If ll hud
been mbro generally announced.
II. Wiirron wns arrested jc tcrduv after
noon and charged with bclnp drunlt ami uls-
turblnp the pence. Ho WHS Ivlng on u bench
ut tno corner of Ninth strtot mm Hroan-
\vny and making loud temarlH for the
iionolH of some Indies who weio stamliui ;
near.
Ajnunp mnn named Shopnrd and n com-
rnnlonliosunumo was not loomed vvoro
mnllnc ; on LuUo Manawn jcstcnlay , n.a
iitllT blue cnuKtit thmn and landed their
craft bottom up on the water. They vvoro
both need swimmers and Rot out 01 mo
water mid got their boat right sldo up without -
out much tioublo ,
After a few thiyn cool olT nnd rest ,
ovoiythiiitf Is runnlniif npnln nt , Mnnlmt >
tun bouuh us lively us over. All tno
bouts nro miming , und the water la do-
. lightful. _
If you wnnt to buy n liouso BOO Green-
fciiiolds , Nicholson iM Co. , OJ1 Urotidwuy.
I'.K MMMJ'.Ut.Uilt.ll'nt. .
f. M. Trcjnor will go to Dos Moines Tues-
f . .
UcorRC May no spent so\ oral days laitvveoK
kt tno Urcstnn blue grass palhco.
Miss linttin Smith of Cioitou Is visiting
Miss May Tulloys on I'm It nvotiue.
Mrs. ppiicer Smith and A mentor , Miss
Corn , loft vosterdny for Oat Monies.
Miss Jessie Fiirnsuorth has returned from
n visit with friends In Nebraska ( Jlty.
Mrs. N. P. Dodge , IMilllp Dodeo and
Oi ergo Goodcll have returned from Cluat
Lako.
Miss Anglo WIckhnui loft yosterdnv for
Denver , where she will spand a monMi visit
ing friends.
J. B. Arthur of Now YoiK city Is nt boino
tar a visit with bis parent * , Mr. nnd Mrs.
3. H. Arthur.
\V. F. Sapp iGturned yesterday from Uros-
ton , where ho 1m * boon attending the blue
grats palntc.
H. S. Blinn nnd famllv loftSaturJav oven-
Inc ; for Colfnx Springs , v heiothuy will spend
n couple of vvcokn.
Howard HnttonhDiicr and Albert Faul re
turned vcsterdnv ftom Crcsion , vvheruthoy
took in the biuvclo toiirniimunt.
Mis. Olemnchnr , Miss Olomnrhcr of An-
rorn , III. , nnd Miss 1'lalte of Now Orleans
will leave tomorrow for Chicago.
Mr . 1. F. liondrkks urn ! Mis. L. O. Tci-
ecu vvillleuvn tomoirow lor D's Moines to
intend a meeting of uo Woild's fulr com-
jn'islon for Iowa.
Henry Wells icturrcd from Michigan ,
vvhcro ho liuK been spending ihrco weeks
bunting and fishing. John Atwood , who at1-
tomp.iulod him , will bo homo Ir. about ton
da } s. _
Cnino to l.lu-lit.
It Is usunlly Uio ciso with every inor-
chuiit when taking Inventory qu.intllics
of odds mill cnda come to liyht.
Such IB our case liiivinjr just com
pleted our inventory , mid In order to
ciciui out stock before putting our full
jjootln on sale wo will olToi1 for one
veek's sale. boRlnnltitf Saturday , Au-
pubt 27 , our onthe stock of lomnnnts
V'hich amounts to $000 , the same to gent
nt half jit ice , or in othois words , i em-
mints marked 81.00 you buy for CUc ,
Btuno proportion all the way through
our entire lot of ic in mm Is in every do-
] mrtmont.
All { roods ! figured at original sullintr
juice , and your i > r1co half what rem
nants aio niaikcd.
Beiuir a little overstocked in wash
poods , wo will oiler along with our rcm-
unntaulo soinu bpcclal inducements in
thisdopai Iment.
( ! o India chnlllos Sijc , 12c } talTcta
eoids , hulf jirict' . OJc. 8c seersucker
( stripes mid plniilh ) Co , 12jc suiting. Jid-
Inch wide at Sle. Wo have over o.OOO
rcinnantH of wnsh goods , 13,000 wool dies- ,
rcmnnntH , besides muslin , ticks , llannola ,
Incey , ombrohlorieB. etc. , etc. , all at hall
nriuoor half the price mnrkcd on ticket.
I3OSTON STORE ,
Fotheriiifiham , Whitolaw & Co. , Council
Bluus , In. _
Trains leave Manawa dallv at 8 a ndlO
n. in. , 12 in , and 1 , 2 , 2:110 : , it , 3:110 : , 1 ,
4:110 : , 5 , CiliO , 0 , 0:80. : 7. 70 : : ! , 8 , 8 : 0 , I ) ,
9:30 : , 10 , 10KO. : 11 and 11V : > p. m The
11C5 : train will make connection with
the lust electric motor ci.r fo.Omaha. .
Gentlemen , the finest line of fall goods
in the city , juat received. Roller , the
tailor , 810 Broadway.
Judson , civil engineer , 828 Broadway.
Hilt or U'vil ( I In NT-
Mr , nnd Mrs. J. tl. Arthur celebrated the
tuenty-llfth anniversary of their marrlaco
last tiuturday cvcnlnc at thuir homo ot
\ViishinBton uvcnuo. They invited n num
tor of tlioir friends to help thorn enjoy tbo
orcnsion , A Inrgo number of olrunnt ni.i
cosily gifts vvcio presented Ilium In honor o
thu nmuvcrMiry , BIUODK them bolnc presents
fiom Mr , Arthur's follovv-vvorkmon In tbo
MllvvauKco olllccs in Omaha , the married
pcoplo of tbo Urondvvnv Methodist church
nnd iho vnunu pcoplo of tbo Hitmo orKanlzu
tlon. Tbo following is a partial list of the
quests : .
Dr. and Mrs. T. McK Stuart , Messrs , and
Mcsdnineii Orcutt , ( jouli ) , Loupeo , Cole
Hnrla , Hunt , Word , Fred Warner , Jones
Williams , Dale , Svvalnc , Arthur , VVainer
Tronic Moignn , Chirk , TulloVB , Mavno
Uiock > vull , blms , Jiffnes , Klsbtou , Uiilleii-
fcr , Suguln , Lurlni ! , Oavln , Tlold ; Mrs. Me
rjarijor , Mrs. Uuldvvcll , Mrs. Woods , Mrs
Osborno , Mrs. Person.
Misses Iiclon LtoiMnan , Carrlo Morgan
Mav Tullc.vs , Uulc , LurniK , Oaborno , HnttU
Birith.
Mcssr * . Tulloys. Mayne , Noivton Llttlo
Cluudo Dvo , and from Omaha Messrs. am
Mebdumot Phlllijx , McUovvoll , Nash , 1'rcstoi
Currlrr , Mr. Kuno , Mr. Uovvells.
See GioensliiolilB , Nluholson k Co.
vvliun jou ttiiut lo lent or buy iv houai
or niiiKu un oxohiingo.
' - " 'in In thin city iiao pus stoves
'Ilie Ous Co. puts 'am In nt cost.
If you wnnt ti > nell your property Us
it with Gicoimhlulds , Nioliolaonit Co.
Thu Hunt Club' * ( Jueiu.
1 ho following were prcnout at the closing
lout ilub party last Friday evening : Mr.
unit Mrs. Samuel Huus , bit. and Mrs. K. W.
Hurt , Mr. und MM. H , L. Stacy , Mrs. Spy-
bi it , Mltecs Aildle Sliernmti , btellaUullard ,
A nnu Howinan , Nclllo Dow man , Kdiiu Uutb ,
AIILMO Wlckham , Juclcson. Smith , Maudu
Dllvur , MUIJ Oliver , Ogdou of Oulcaco ,
MuK.rs J. W. iMlmer , Harry Hna , J. N.
llovvmon , II. 8. Hovvnun , K. 1C. I'littarsoii ,
Ij. O. pjiti'uan , U. Ij. lions , I-1. A.IJuukmun ,
W. Jl. WakHMa , 15. A. Wlokham , J. It.
Mithca , Ouy bbupard , A. L , Hoffmayor , J.
M. Konlou , A. 11 , Host , J , S.Vhlto of
Omubu.
J ( you hnvo n liouso to rout Hqt U with
GrounsliluUltt , Nicholson & Co.
Carpet vvoiivlnj , ' at 028 iivonuo p. Worlc
cnlluil ( or nnd dollvoiod. C. M. King.
\Georco Davis , drugu aua paints.
\E\VS \ FROII COUNCIL BLOFFS
Toughs Create a Disturbance on the Mnn-
awa Motor Train ,
THE SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CITY.
There Aron row AllcjnMilch 'sadly Ncoil
Attention I'riiin the Ilonril of Health
.Mr. n < l Mrs. , ) . II , Arthur' * Silver
\\cddlng.
In eplto of the strong attempts that are
made by the Munawa management to keep
cvor.Ubli.K objectionable out of sight of their
mtrons , once in uwhllo MOUIO overloaded In
dividual comes to tuo front and raises enough
of a disturb inco to remind people of what
might bo. Yesterday there was n case of this
tin J on the motor that icnchcU the city about
4 o'clock. A gang ot toughs boarded the train
iiiul tiled to lido to the city for
lotnlng. When the conductor came around
'or the faro they rofiisi.d to pay , and when
10 wanted to put thonioff thcv refused ntjnln ,
o that thu gang and the conductor wcro nt
oggerheads almost throughout the trip Of-
k-or liallou of Manawa happened to bo on
ho ttaln , und ho attempted 'o artost the
gang , but hu could only got his hands on one
ncmoer. The lost all uecamped , William
Uurriyns the name given nt the Council
Uliilfsjill Dy the onounfortunate , and howus
l.uukeu with dlstutbliK the pcaun.
Clcnn Up the AllrjH.
"Why don't jou pitch Into somebody or
something on account of thu filthy condition
Iho city Is Inl" said n real-'fcstato man jus-
turdny. Some of the places In the city that
ura used for depositing garbage are nothing
tnoie nor le&s than brooding places for dis
ease , anu if Iho Asiatic cholera comes this ,
wnv U won't huvo inucti trouble la getting a
Footbold hero , unless something is dona In
thu meantime lowuiUb putting things in
proper shape. "
Thu ronl estate man was notortlrolv light
and v ct there Is a good ucal of giound for his
remunia. Uancrally spoaldug , there is not n
city of the slzo lu the west w here more nt-
tlonUpiidto gunttiiry conditions than In
Council Ultill-i , und the result ol this care Is
shown by ttio fuel that It has tha lowest
death rate nf any city In the stale , i'lio
streets are mostly In gocd condition , but
Homo ot the cllujs would unock out u glue
fuUoiy in one rouiul. Across thu sticot
from Tim Hi r. ofllco is an alley which
is on private property and which
the people occup\lng the abutting
buildings nro thcruforo supposed to keep In
? oed condition without expense Jo the cliv.
The result Is that U is ouo of the filthiest
allojs In the city , for hardly nnvlbing Is
done tha > car icund toward kcoplngltcloan.
The alley north of liioadway , running from
Main street to Urjant , U another where
some inspection might do good. Biskuts
and paUb of refuse iiro dumped upon the
ground In both of these plncos and allowed
to He there until they boLOinu rank and offen
sive. A llttlo attention paid to these two
allots ntd others in moiu distant parts of
thu city , may save considerable disease and
doutb taithoron.
Almost Hun OT. .
A frisky hoiso iiimo near causing n scrlou
uciident ycbtctJay afioinoon to a cnuplo of
eiiunlly frisny girls who wcro diivmg him
on South First street. Ncui the switch at
the intersection of Mi.cll-on street and
( Jrahum uvcnuo the track runs veiy close to
the cast sidewalk nnd the space between
them Is only about live Ici't. la spltu
of the nuriownoss , however , the girls
decided to puss n motor at that
particular spot. ' The horse became fright
ened and in some way got the rear wheel of
tbo buggy tangled up ullh tun fro.it pliitform
of the car , while ho drugged the front part
of tlio bugcy across the track. Tbo molor-
mau succeeded in biiugine hi * car almost tea
a standstill before tbo collision came , so
that the bucgy was sbovou sideways only
about four feet , ilaa the motorman been a
few seconds later In reversing the buygv
would undoubtedly have been uupslzoa and
the girls taught a severe lesson.
A Itpunmmomliilluii rj u 111 ! i > U
WII.MISOTOV , 111. . April 11. 1891. I
would suv that I can recommend Chamber
lain's Kjmcdlos as a number one set of
family modldncs such as every bom J should
bo provided with. You can rely upon their
being in near what thov ate lucommeudca lib
any mudlcinosold in this parlor tbcLOuntrv.
Especially would I rocon.mend Chamber-
lulu's ' Chollc , Cholera and Duirrhoui Uonody
as having no equal for cholcru morbus , colio
ordlnirhcci. Hiving used tboso moJlcli.es
mosnlf und sold tho.u fol- several voars , 1
know their vuluo and have no Ujiltincy in
lecommenu'lnirt'icm. L.EVI B DIJI.L
DISAPPOINTED THE CROWD.
I'rof. HcliliMi's Hllhun AHCoiiHlon and I'Mrll-
cliutii Urnp uttoiiuuil l > } an Ai ulilimt.
Severn ! thousand people wont out to
Twonty-fouilb nnd Amos avenue .vcsterday
aftcinoon to see Prof. UclUcn'a balloon as
cension nnd paruihutc drop.
They saw him ( lion , but the parachute
didn't hnvonchanco to got In Its work , nnu
the piofeisor's buoyant spliIts wcro sadly
purturbod when bo ca.no suddenly back to
earth with a mournful plunk. Ilu didn't do
It , however , with malice aforethought , so
the crowd's disappointment cannot bo pop-
crly chargoit tn his account.
Tlio professor's Intentions were all richt ,
but his plans miscairied ticcausu nf an un
foreseen accident , hut for which ho would
undoubtedly have carried out the pro
gram prepared by the street railway com
pany In order to encourage travel.
Two motor poles had been erected on n va
cant lot , and from a cross rope fctrolchcd be
tween them was suspended the huge canvas
bug during the pioccss of Inflation Bach
polo was held in position bv guy ropes and
to that fact Is duo the trouble that followed.
When the rostralnlni ; ropes that liclu tlio
swnjlng balloon were cast loose the
inflated monster I'apcU Into the
uir , nnd the proiessor went with
it , seated on a trapeze nnu smiling as com
placently as a Ctrl In the arms of her host
male friend. Hut smiles at best nro but veg
etables , born to decay , and this one vva > oven
srortor lived than the average , fur baforo It
had expanaed to its fullest diameter It lost
Its grip on too professor's face and passed
Into history.
But llko republican success , there was n
reason for it. An untoward lurch bad
swung the tinpeza to one side before the
tops of tbo poles were cleared , and the ad
venturous aeronaut caught under one of the
guv ropes.
Unfortunately , the balloon bad not been
posted a * to tha course ll should pursue In
cases ol this kind , und aid not stop for the
piofojsorto disengage hlmseif , but with a
HP und n tear , nicked loose from
ull restraint and sailed sedately off
Into spaco. On the other hand , the
professor , whoso soaring ambition had all
peon squeezed out of him under the guy
rope , aadlv dropped from bis perch and
tumbled to terra llrma in a shroud of dirty
canvas tied up with Imlf-incb ropo.
Down came pole , trapeze and pnruohuto
close behind him. 'Iho great crowd which
had uttered a sort of co-operulivo groan
when Iho accident occurred and had rushed
forward to offer ttympatbotln assistance to
the supposed badly Injured aeronaut ,
changed Its wind whou It saw ttao object of
its Hollcltudo disengage himself from tbo
wreck apparently uninjured , und at once
begun to kloK in unmeasured terms and de
nounce him as an aerial fakir and hippo
drome r.
The baleen , meanwhile , was indulging In a
series of gyrations and paroxysms , each ol
which throw out puffs of smoky hot air , and
Hftor traveling a few hundred yards to the
northwest it totally collapjou and fell to the
ground inert and lifeless.
Bclden at once decided to try It
over again , and the balloon was
loaded Into an express wagon and
hauled to the original location , where the
pole was onre more sot up , und after noces.
nary repair * had beou made , the great bug
was again suspended aver the furnace.
Yet oiice more was tlio crowd , or what
there was left of It , doomed to disappoint
ment , for the curious ones crowded in ou the
protestor in u wav that beamed to hurt hi *
tooling * , and after telling them several limes
to keep back bo completely lost what little
temper tie had loft , na thcu Inviting all
those within hearlni to go to a more torrid
ell mo bv a more direct and ouccoisful route
than the ono ho had attempted , ho hnulcd
down his aerial convojnnco And left the
vlclnitv.
That was all , nntl the people who went
out nycar ago to sco the air ship shouldered
their cxpcrlcnco of IbW nnd wont homo.
A Traveling MUM' * lltperlcnco with Uttr
rlior.u
I um a traveling man nnd have been af
flicted with what Is called chronic diarrhoea
for Bomo ton Years. I nst fall I was in west
ern I'otitisylvnnln , nnd accidentally WHS In
troduced to Cnnmbcrlnln's Colic , Cholera mid
Diarrhoea remedy. I ventured to make n
trial and was wonderfully relieved. I would
like now to introduce It among my fricndi ,
H. M. L.owU'J ( Frjomai straiuClavoland.O
ENROUTE TO CALIFORNIA.
Alulmnm Uunkcm Visit OmnhnVhllo on
rholr Way to the HiinUcrs Cuiivontlnn.
General 11. M. Nelson of Selma , Ala ,
president ot the American Bankers associa
tion , was In the city yesterday onrouto to
the annual convention of the association ut
San Francisco. Ho was accompanied by tlio
entire Alabama continiront. In the pirty
weroOoncral H. M. Nelson nnd W. IL Ncl-
son , bolma ; V. T. tlardwlck , Homo ; C. F.
Cnslan , wlto and two daughters , B. Hteincr
nnd vvlfo , nnd W. A. Porter , Birmingham ;
, T. A. Moora and wifa and Miss Hobtnson ,
Marion.
Thu party left homo on the 25th inst , and
will arrive on the const In tlmo for the open
ing of the convention , September T. The
trip will bo ono of sight-seeing nnd pleasure ,
nnd the tourists will not urrlvo homo until
the 1st ol October. They stopped over sev
eral hours In this city and visited TUB BUG
and Isovv Vorit Llfo uulldlngs and other
points ot interest.
A Itvllulilo Alan.
M. J , Urlnor , u Justlcn of tha peace at
Print , Mich. , SUVA one bottle of Chamber-
lam's Colic , Clhnlcra and Diarrhoea Kumody
i lived 111) life. Ho had boon down with
bloody flux for thr o weeks when hi ! com
menced using this modlclno. It soon cured
: nm and ho bcllovos saved his life. Ho also
mys It saved the lives of three rtilroail men
n that vicinity. 'Squire Urlnur Is a reliable
and conscientious mnn , and whatever ho says
can bo depended upon ,
CRIPPLE CREEK'S NERVY MARSHAL
Ilo liollud the Align Orond ThutVuntcit
to I.tic-It Him.
If there was any proof required nt
this late day Unit Cripple Crook , Ool. ,
is a model of food order it could bo lur-
nlshcd by un incident a folv nights ago.
The camp was excited , there Is no doubt
about it Everybody was on the street ,
and everybody hud an opinion to ex
press , but notwithstanding all those ab
normal conditions the acting marshal
of the camp was given the alternative
of leaving the town within twelve hours
by the stngo or bo sent across the range
by the ropf route. Cnuld anything bo
more satisfactory or fair to nil p.irtlosV
Suuli an incident of logical application
of native jurisprudence at a trying mo
ment is without parallel since Black-
Htono wrote and the Code Napoleon wont
Into cltuut.
It is hardly nocosstry to sla'o that the
town was dumfoundcd , bumboozlcd ,
p-raljved and senseless when both piop-
ositions vvoie refused. The maishal is
still in town , and tlio people aio trying
to icco\er from the shoolc.
Two inlnuis wcio desirous of settling
the tinioworn grudge with nature's
weapons and were repilring to a 6uita
ble spot when the mirsh.il stopped up
and ariestcd ono of them Ho objected
to the dogred.Uion to the camp thut
would ensue fiom such a scone. The
east might hear of an encounter in a
Colorado mining camp without slx-
sli octets , and withdiaw in vestments.
The marshal was somewhat tough with
his prisoner t\nd struck him with a
revolver in the face. Fiionds of the
man interfered and threatened to take
the pribonor away. The marshal diovv
his gun. The people foil back and no
one attempted to argue with the acting
representative ot law , if not
of order. A block fuilher on ,
and the marshal , for some reason ,
found it necessary to assert his right to
the pi isonor'u jawbone again. Things
began to look serious and the crowd ,
which was quickly inure ising , began to
hoot and hi83 i.tul yell at the marshal ,
who Hindu a forced mat oh to the jail , a
little log cabin.
On his return uptown tlio marshal was
followed by the throng , which was still
incteasing. Ho slopped opposite the
Continental hotel and addiessod his
enemies.
Ho challenged anyone to come for-
wai d and light liiinu la Queonsberry or a
hi Millb.ink , and if the 'vould-bo lighter
had not a revolver for the latter btylo
lie would gladly furnish one. This was
pictty stiong to a crowd of l.OJO people ,
but tiioie were no takers , The maishal
seemed to own the town. Ho marched
up and down the stieots and into all the
' 'tough joints" in town , looking for a
scrap. Ho had liia gun handy , while at
a respectable distance the cowd jeered
and hissed.
There was nothing else talked ot about
town all night , and the mot u the atTair
was talked of the more did the ciowd
got excited. Something had to bo done.
A gathoiing VMIB held at the Flagstaff
ut 10:20 : p. in. Several mining men of
importance vvoio In attendance. Tlio
action of the marshal was dealt with in
scathing terms.
"Let's lynch him ! " shouted a tender
foot from a distance.
"Ycu , lynch him ; hnng himl" came
from u liund od throats.
"Don't do anything that would relied
on the town , " slid Captain Fun lab.
"Send a deputation to 'give him notice
to leave tlio town or be bunged.1
This wiser counbolpirti illy prevailed ,
but bomohow a committee could not beget
got together to appioich the marshal.
In tlio meantime the more excited
and determined appearing vvaio getting
loady for supreme action. ' "Bridle Kill1'
had been giving exhibitions by lassoing
an uruhin paid to bo lussood. near at
hand , and his rope was secured. The
lasaoor was only too glad to give it up ,
although hia belt wan stuck lull of pis
tols.
tols."Iloro'a
"Iloro'a the rope ! Hero's the rope !
Lot's hang him to the llagpolo ! " cried
the loadois of the detachment.
A roar went up that could bo heard on
Mount Pisgiih. and it began to look
dark for the inarHhnl. The more peace
ably inclined hoped that ho could not bo
found. '
"Who's the blankotv blanked blank.
blank Unit's speaking of lynching ? "
demanded the marshal , as ho walked up
to the center , the crowd clem ing a wide
passageway. Ho had a Bixahooter in
oauh hand.
"Now , coino and hang mo , you , "
roui od tlio olllcer , at * he brandished the
revolvers.
The crowd consulted n very short
tlmo , and it was announced that u lynch' '
ing bee would not bo beneficial to the
town , and further , that it was not hospitable
pitablo to insist upon an Umuodlato de
parture from any ono In n new town.
Nueirct ! Nuggotl Nuegotl Duy Big
Nupgot baking powder. iU oz. ! 23 cent * .
The Now Jersey Congress of Labor
Unions elected president , Thonris Mo-
Govern ; vice presidents , II. Frlco , L. F
Reed ; secretary-J. C. Mears ; tieasuror ,
S. K Molio . The congreua decided to
insist upon the carrying out of the llfty-
live hours u vvoolc working law , and to
pledge candidates for political ulllcos to
measures boneilolal to lubor. The
Ilouiostoud BtriUo was endorsed.
FREE TRADE ,1'ilLACIES , ,
( The following article , Appeared In Tun
Dtn yesterday. Because , of typogrnptcal
crtors and n transposition of the tables of
3gurcs In tlio first publication the article Is
reproduced in this Usuo , ' ,
* I
I'rotcctlnn nnil Itiifllnrns Tnllurcs.
If any one person can be taken to embody
the views of the democratic party upon the
subject ot nrotoctloi IUrau t bo ho who was
selected , presumably upon account of hlspro-
cmmonco nnd oxtrnordlrfnry cibAbltltlcs , to
orosldo over tno Important commlttoo on
ways nnd moans In the pro Mint democratic
louse of representatives. Hon. William M.
Springer of Illinois Is thus tba ofllcial head
of the forces gathered to attack the protuLt-
ivo system as It exists la the United States.
Uo assumes to luivo ( something more- than
"a elli'tit knowledge of the science of po >
Ittcal economy" and ho bus ventured to out
line the plan of attack In a carefully prepared
speech doltvorod recently at Detroit. In this
speech , bowovor , ho not only displays an
utter non-comprehension of economic
method but also descends to the lowest
depths of domagogv. The whoto of his so-
called argument turns upon the ciy that the
policy of protection Is responsible for
ill the evils , disasters and cilamitles that
mvo bo'allcn this country for the past thirty
yoir * . The plausibility of a few of his
points demands for them a tnoro careful con
sideration.
The llrst accusation that Mr. Springer
brings against the protective t.ulfT is tint It
has occasioned all the business failures nnd
consequent loses to creditors In recent
times. Ho states his proposition ai follows :
"Turning ' .o the bunwj of statistics of the
Treasury aepirt-nont , 111 nil that durli'R the
past twonty-llvo yoars. while protection has
prevailed In all Us vigor Just as Us friends
would have It , n vast aimv of Individuals ,
Hi mi and corporations , m the United StUcs ,
amounting in number to noarlv 200,000 , have
succumbed to the pressure of haid times and
have gone In bankruptcy. Their aggregate
liabilities have exceeded fViOJ.OOO.OJd. Just
how much was roilizud In assets is not given
In the statistic' , but wo all know that ns n
rule hut llttlo Is rnnllzod by creditors of
bankrupt estates. Nor is It known bow
many persons there were lu the long lists of
creditors of these binkrupts how tmnv
ihcro wcro who were losers ot these SJ,5JO-
000.00. "
To bocln with , tt is not n fact that the
creditors of bankrupt estates roall/e no'.hlng
nt all in cases of business failures.
Statistics show that as a rule the assets
average in the neighborhood of 40 per cent
of the liabilities , so that not much over one-
half of those * JfiUOOJO,000 could posslblv
bo charged to the evil effect. : of the tariff.
But can the smallest Iota of this loss bo
charged to the tariff ! A more glance at the
tables ot bankrup'oy ns compiled by R. U.
Dun ft Co. will provo that every such
charge Is entirely wlttout foundation.
KUIUllLS IV TUP UMTLII 8TATKS 1S37SI. )
Failures Amount uf ( all- A moil nl of
Year Vetir
ures LlnbllltHs Unblllllua
185' 4.H.I2 tstIKlWJ \ 1S7S
18'.S 4 in ll'i 74 1,000
) 'JH ci niooo 887
< 1.71 , 7' > , bJ7 UOU lt > 78 III.I7S
% 207,2 O.OOU IS.'J I , I..VS
I8 ( , ' 1S8J 47o !
ISi.l 7"J I IKK ) I8JI ft is. '
1901 S , ' > 7li DUO I8JIm'i I. 7 8
K.ir'J.uoo m'i ' > H4
I.Wi 51,7-UOUI it ? < i IU I K
278U W , ( ( KI.U'JO IbSi IU M7
w on I uou I&SJ 1,6.14
IS ( " > 7r > , W 051 IV II
1S7U bB . ' 42 IKJU ISsS 10(711 (
1S7I 65,2V IKK > 1U681
IS7i 41/IJ llliiUUJ ( ( IU.'HJ ;
IB ; i S IM 2.M.4J" IJJ mi IJ 27 <
Ml' ' 8,8. .U
If wo examine these flRiires wo shall And
taut the course of banu'ruiney and of tariff
legislation have no nccoisary councoJon.
Tno crisis of 1S57 under the free trade regime
was the Sccaslon Of 4'tt ? failures , Involving
liabllitios toll o amount of 5iOI,750OJO. , The
crisis of 1873 during tno protection period
was marlfed by 5,183 failures with liabilities
to the extent of i ; ! 3.19J.900. In otbor words
the failures of the great free trade panic ,
though lots lu number , involved a greater
liability to creditors bv $ G.i,350IOJ than the
panic of 1673 , notwithstanding the fact that
the tariff had been lowered 10 per cent In
187 J , the preceding.v car.
The number of business failures in 1857
was , as stated , 4,033. It decreased slowly
until the outbreak of the war , when It
Jumped to 0,00. ) . A further decrease ensued
for n fo v years , followed bv steady In
creases , 'i ho number ( list reached the 10,000
mark lu 187S ; tt then fluctuated for llvo
jcurs and again touched 10,000 In ISSI , since
which time it has , with the exception ot the
vcurs IgbU und ISS7 , romnlced above that
figure. It has not only increased , but has
ulso decreased under tbo protective taritT.
Il has not only decreased , hut has increased
during tbo frco traao period Irom 1SJO to
IbUl.
IbUl.Tho
The Increase in tbo numberof failures with
in the past twenty-five years is no proof of u
shrinkage In wealth or decline of pros
perity. It is perfectly natural that the num
ber of failures uhoulu keep paca with the
expansion of commerce and population. The
volume of business In 181) ) ' Is rooru than
three times greater than il was in the decade
ending with IbOO.
Looked at geographically within the
Unltca States , the statistics provo ir
refutably that protection has not boon the
cause of business failures. The great num
ber of bankruptcies occur , not lu the dis
tricts whore the tariff his operated most , Dut
rattier in tboo localities which aio desti
tute of manufuctuiitig Interests. Tor the
year It/H the number of business failures ,
compared to the number of piittos In busi
ness , was In the southern statei , 1 to 50 ; in
the Pacific slutns and territories , 1 tu 40.
Tboso states are cblclly mlnic.g and agri
cultural. At tbo s.imo time , tbo sim
ilar ilguro * for the eastern states
were 1 to 01 ; for the mlddla states ,
1 to 109 ; for the western states , 1 to 129 alt
increasing In prosperity under the tariff
legislation.
If protection causes business failures , free
trade ought to secure Immunity ftom such
disasters. But this Uinat so. Tlio Dominion
of Canada has a turlfl-such as is demanded
by the domocr.ulc part't t but still it has been
aflllctocl with Danlrup.tcjv The u gurus nro.
lSbJ. ( l.S . O ; 18S7 , l.tfBJ ; 1838. 1,077 ; 183& ,
1,777 , ; 160J , 1,817 ; 1MH , < 1,880 or 1 in every
45 of those lu business. ' K Mr , Springer's
argument bo sound , tlicy proiU Britain ought
to bo the very paradiseof , business men iu
cases of bankruptcy oujht to bo an uislgnlii-
cant minimum. WhaiUiro the facts ) Ac
cording to Mulh ill tai 'ajinual averages for
England and Wales afono were :
> XQJIM > ANIi WALES.
Anil. i.or
Years. Nunittrr. Uabllllloi Tulluru.
1370 11. , JK.600
lb7'-75 , 2.HJO
187(1-73 ( , 2.tJU
I.1IW
ItM SI , , 7.SHI -iJU
18U-6S , IM1 1.800
Aud in the whole United Kingdom the
annual nveiago for the njrlod 1871) ) 81 win
} 'JTM failures with XJ1,30J,000 liabilities ,
Mor Is the phunomu'na of bankruptcy ox
eluded from the continent , In Cierrouny
there wore 2,005 butlnoss failures reported
In 1882 nndfi.013 la 1850. Tba nnnual aver
age In Austria was OO'J ' In 1S71-75 , l.im lu
187080 , and 1,017 In I8SI-8M ; In Franco. C.44J
In 1871W5 , 5.83J la 1870-8U , 7.1U5 In
1881-SI , and 8,024 In 18jf. To
xay that baukruutoy is localized or
oven more noticeable In protective countries
ttan lu countries professing free trade , U an
absurdity on Us very face , '
Mr. Sprlnifor was not ojotont with those
misrepresentation * qf this subject at DatrolU
Ho goes ou to say that "Ton tumour of com
mercial failures increased lu 1601 as com
> ared with the yenr 18SO , tbo year before the
iisslng of the McKtnloy bill. 13 per cent , nnd
.ho liabilities increased 27 per cent. The
SlcKlnloy liuv did not improve the financial
situation , on the contrary-it scorns to huvo
nddiut fuel to the flume. "
Why select the year before the pissngo of
the McKtnloy bill Instead of the
rear before it went Into o fleet I
simply In order to make the Increase
n bantuuptcy appear greater by milling
n two years instead of ono. The McKlnloy
aw did not go Into force until July , 1891 ; its
effect upon business could not bo soon lu the
statistics of that voir. The real results nro
tar different. R CI. Dunn ft L'o's statement
tor Jnno83 , IbOJ , reports the failures for the
1m six months of the present year at 5 50.1
ns ngunst 0,071 during the same period In
1801. Iho total liabilities of nil failures
Ahlch occurred In the first six. months ot
1S93 were t33,003OOJ , whllo for the sumo
[ loriod In 1891 they wore f9JQJOOJv ) . The
llrst six months of the year nftor the Mo-
[ Cinloy bill went Into effect saw n doaroaso
of 571 In the number nf failures nnd { 02,000-
000 In the amount of liabilities fiom the six
months just previous to tlio enforcement of
thntlavv. If thora Is nny Inference to bo
drawn from these llguros as to the relation
botvvcon the tariff and bankruptcy , It Is that
Lho McKtuloy bill has so stoailloJ mar
kets ns to strengthen business nnd re
duce Iho number of failures. None arose
so blind us thoio who will not
see. 'Iho chairman of the ways nnd means
committee could have secured UIOJQ figures
If ho hnl boon at nil dlsposad to make n fair
showing.
Manv people , Ignorant of the real sources
of bankruptov , nro nnt to nsorlbi ] It to the
first plauslblo theory advanced. Itvns to
these that Mr. Sprlnuor nddrossod his
sophistry nt Detroit. Ilo sought to Instill
In tbo minds of his auditors tha idea Hot Iho
usoj nf bustnoss bankruptcy were different
In protective countrlos from those operating
in free tr.itlo counttlos. Now all
who have any conception of the immuta
bility of economic laws under similar condi
tions must sou at once the fallacy of this
assertion. Tha causes lending to bunk-
nip tcy are not only traceable , but bavo
already been traced. Ur.idstrocts divide
these causes into two main classes those
tint are duo to the faults of those falling
and these that are not duo to tno faults of
these falling. Under the first are ranked In
competence , Including lackof capital , neglect
of business and fraudulent disposition of
property ; under tbo second head coiro dis
aster , InUuies of others and special or un
due competition. Bv cln slf > liig the
reported failures according to the causrjs
assigned , the following tn'iln is the result :
The ilguies for Canada present the same
CO
xS " LU ULCERS
LUK SCROFULA
K
LUD RHEUMATISM
O BLOOD POISON
And every kindred disease arising from Impure
blood enroll by that ncver-falliug
and best of nil medicines ,
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&rMARK
MARK
Book on Illood nnd Skin Diseases mailed frco.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. .
ATLANTA. CA.
, The WhippleS
POST AUGER
PAT run 21 , UDJ.
Manufactured by
COUNCIL 11LU1T-5 MFC CO
Council Iliiil9 ) , In
Wnrrnntclto xlnk nn elfin
Inch hole , i fuel 8 Indies , In uuo
niliiuto
Ills unoiinU'il | by nny ether
In rnphlli ) , HihtncM ofop'ri-
tlon , LuinpletonL' io feu list ruc
tion nnJ elunine | H
Ills concede Iliy all tn bo n
mnrrcl for ruplillly or execu
tion und CUBO of operation.
Something New
SEND 1011-
Circulrunl - Pricj
COUNCIL BLUFF , } STr\l \ , DT
All klnlsnf Dveln anJ Rloiinln : dona In lln
IiUhest btylo of iho art. 1" uio I .ml s til no I
fabrics iniiile to look in L-OX ! us new
Work promiitly done und dullvciol In .ill
parts of the country , EenJ for urlcu list.
o. A. MAoiiAN , - - I'lt
.CU Broadw ir. Near North we it ira
j. lo * .
Everybody knows tliat "YaU"
locks aie best. Tell the genu
ine by the word "Yale"or this
mark on lock or key.
Wheat or chad t
fTAKEAPILL ,
' & . Hobb's Are the Past on Earth.
Act Gently yet nromnt *
' ly on the I.IUIt , 1(11) .
DR , HOBB'S KfHB and IIOH V.ills \ -
pclllnff HoadacbcB , Fov-
era cnU Colds , thorough.
LITTLE lycloanslna the system
of disease , and cures
Vegetable lubl'ual constipation
They are sugar coated ,
donrt irlpe , very email ,
ca > y to I11' ' ' " , and purrlr
ugeUble. pllUinoacfi
vlat1'orftU dlgoxtlon
follovtH tbolr usa Tliev
abiolattlr rure Blcli licsa.
ache , ana ar < 9 roromincuil *
B pfc ilfliui. lAir Halo by leading
Addrti *
MEDICINE CO , Props. , Su Fiir.v H ChicjtD ,
I'OH 6AIJ' IK OMAIIA. KE11. , CT
I nlin t Co , Cor 161U A Uacglu EU.
J.A uller 4 Co , Cor. 14to A Douali'j
toiler * U. , Council lltuflj , IK
proportions. To trnco nny correction Do-
LVTCQII these camos of bualnen lalturcs nml
the policy ol protection would rcqulro n per
son of moro thnn luntmn InlclllRcnco. The
crvnt majority of Iho failures In this country
or olsovvhoro arlso nnionc cntur-
liri o with loss than J5.000 cnpllnl.
Tholr piojcotors clthor begin business
without snfllclent cnpltnl or attempt to do
too much business for ttio cnpltnl rmplovecl.
The tondcncr to concrntrntlon of ontciprlso
is not nt work In the United States nlono.
It Is just ns mnrknd In free trndo Unclanii
nnil the various countries of continental
Europe. It Is the roncomitnnt of the Indus-
tnal nfjo. Progress Involves chanco. It
means tno nOviuico ot soryo nnil the rolro-
gresslon of others. It mcnns success for tlio
capable nnil fnlluro for tbo Incompetent nnil
unfortunate. Tnls folluro n In business
tortncil bankruptcy anil Increasing bunk-
ruptcy Is to bo found In every country of the
clvlll/cil world , protective ns well ns non *
plOtOttlVO. VlCTOll HOSKVVATEH.
Dison o never sueoossfiiuy iiltioct thssy
omwltli paw bloiit. UjWltt's Sinipirllli
inukos iui-j tta.vulJ ) ! ill uifljui ol ) > l
Both the method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the tastq , and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers nnd cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the Btomnch , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
manvexcellentqualitics commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75o
bottles by rll leading diuggibts.
Any reliable diuggist who may not
have it on hand will piocurc it
promptly for nny ono wno wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ,
SAU UEAIIOI3OO , OAL.
. KY. KSW YORK. W. Y.
. - * | < IW > l > rn"
A. OdllilUUa teu | j/ , tli. . ) st un and
fcdonl courts Koo nt I 4 und D bhu ut
Homo b'ocK , Council lllullH. 1 1.
RHILWHYT1MBGRRD
I envoi TV HICAliO Him at 1 1 .M t v > VrrU i
Onmlii | Depot IQt'i 11 1 MIDI Ui O u 111
4 4) | > III .1 V'uillb ilj i i in
P W li in . Chic is J Kxproti " n n. in
11 M p in . I'lllc . < o ILxproii . . . . I i > p m
b ftU p III : iiln to A to T i Loc il . dilj p m
| iiaiii.i.sun.s ) & vie itiviut i Arrlroi
lo , > f > t lOthnnJ Omnhi
I envoi I K ' . . S I I 1 1. il
Ouinlia. | depot llt'i ' I > 1 ui i I'i
'J5I 11 td | . .ICiinn Uitr 1'iy Kxp L i < . I Q Jl p m
Plip in | K C Milt ICi-i vli U I'L I'riii I 0 IJ n in
( loin : I UlllUAl.U It. I I'/Vl IH 1 * ruin
Pint ( Union depot lOlli . Murcy Knst.
IU (10 ( n m .Alliintlo il I ) p m
4 35 p tu Vostlbjlo Ktpioil I.IJ .1 m
C.M p 111 H ' > ) n m
J Oj n III . . . . I'n 1 D ) n in
Uolnit I I1IUAOU. It 1 , il'liltlC. ITO n
\\fit. lJnlon llepotluthnnl SUrcrSti | Weil
CIXVIM I &IOIIV H' 'A. I'ACIHI * Arrivji
( lm lm | lienol. 1'ilh nn 1 VVoliaur H I Hiil'n
KTi p m | . , M 1'atil LlmlleJ
i.iave I I , M' . I' . , vi A. i > lArrlvm
Oiiialml Depot I .Mil nnd VVulnlo
1 envoi ICIllij.M/Oi .sOIU'HWt Arrival
Trna fnr | Union Depul. 4 nuncll Itliilfi rrnnifar
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AmiN'rsN'ANTKn-ToJoirrnTbosl clonblo
ronstlnc nnd bikuu pin In the intrkou
Moudv work. Oin proto to huvo nucnU wha
make o\ur tlu \ week ronnlnrly.
Uiiiros i-chiilthcu % Council IN iirs
6-room dwolllns nenr U.
- P. transfer. I'rlco * iOK > Will t iko horse *
nml onttlo lit part Pity. U U. fhc.ifo.
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T/\OK SALn-Oroamcry. loc.itod In No-
-L' brnsku. dolnir Rood biiMncti \ \ Ml Inks
artii or or Mill entire business at a birgnto
IS. I ) . Shnnfo.
" 1310K 5-AI.i : Improved G.ncre stinsk farm
J-1 In western Iowa. JI , HJ-uuro furni , WJj IW-
ucn-s. J.u Johnstun A , Van 1'iitton.
MONKV lonnnd ut fl per cent on roimoll
lllulls losldenoo property. 11 11. She ifo.
H A Mi Florid n "or.uijo"croro ; will
* - ' tnirto for Uounull llluirs urOnuihn prop-
rty. K II snotfo .
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"IjlOlt UKNT , tlin RUnn in residence , t.ll Park
* iivo ; In goo I repair and nil modern con-
Minienccs. Hont JWX r . II , Mieafe ,
\\rANTiT-T.-idv or pontloMi in ( o hoard bj
I n prlviite fnmllr. Addrees U IS. Iloo.
fjlOU SA l.n-ll irdwaro stojk In central NoU
JL1 Will lnvolc il.VJ K HSIioife.
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j"OU SAliK Choicest farm In l'nttiwnttn <
ima Co. 411 acres , wall Incutud and lin *
I'rlcc tu un JUTO. U H. hlioifo.
l/\AK\t \ and city loins nt lowoit ritot
JHo il ostuto for s ilo ,
Duollin un I business rontnls.
Alonoy louiod for looul Inventors
SIJ Po irl stront. l.uuuru t Towln ,
IT YOU li i\o anything for site or trade so
IX II. Mio i to , llro xihr.iy un I M un stront.
\j \ OKItli.NI'-UnrolUn.'sIn all pirw of thu
Iilly. . U II , Mioiifo. llro.kdwiiy an 1 Miiln.
WANTit-Knstorn : NnbrisKi I imU In ox-
I'hiuiu'n for Council Illnir property. bX IL
Shu if. ) , llr.u i\v iv and Mitiistroal.
Tj'OK SAtjR Onsmtll payinunts. fruit and
- * - KinUm Ian 1 noir Council lllnlTs. C. II.
Shoafo. llroMhny un I M ilu street.
iroit bYU-AIIlon ) Kolior mills -
-L river. Nub. ; tlnust > r iteriinvur In the ituto
< luv clopliu Ihorio power w itur entire yo ir ;
dully oipieliy , tuu birruls ; tn uli nerv uml
, 'i I pin ton i noes ciiiniikuu In every dut ill.Uoj I
fruiiiu rosl luncu ; S jcrosof Inn I. tltlo DarfoH ,
price , * .ViM : will t tlio tinlmlirovol o.ntoru
NubriKkii land. \ \ II. Mho ifo
irtOU SAI.R Oleaii stooic h ir.hvarc , v\ell o-
1. t ililKho I trrdo , Involuo nliollt * MID. Good
euson forboliln ; Tdrnisoisli I : . II. Slionfo.
I71O11 S.VI.n OH UnNT-Oooil coul y iril with
isculus , uto. Oroon lilnhN. Mcliolson A. Oo ,
S' THNOGItAl'linit nnd hooUKonpor wiiutod.
nhorofurunco. Address XX J I , Hoe , Co nn-
oil Illnlls
WANl'ni ) Gnol clrl for Rnnornl homo-
vvnilt uti'l : I'l itnur slriiuU
BI-ACIC ( IrlvltiR horao. hnecy and li.irncss
for silo ohoip. No. 618 Mnlh uvuniio.
WANTnU-Cotnpetqiit Klrl for socoml
plucii. Apply butwi'on H und U o'clock u.
in. nt J u Illuff street , Mrs. .Iiilin I' , btownrt.
GOOD qlrl for conor.it housework : mnall
f unlly. Cull , with rofi9rciRO."iliAth nvonno ,
W ANTKU Girl for roncril Housework at
70" > dth slrrot. Mrs. T. M On nit.
\ , " " ANTED A Rood nnrso itrl , Mrs. Jacob
> Mnis , , lli ( 1'lalnor street.
77IUUMSUKD honso for rent ; nil modern
Jinintov otneiiU : stoum ho it ; 8 rooms. K.
II Sliuifu.
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T'OIt SAIjH Iltirdwiiro slocl > . will Involcn
-L1 J 1,0 HI ; Inuiitud In an nctivn NobnuKa town
ot lrMl pnpuliitlon : binliH".solil established !
will bo ire oin InrosllKiilluii. 11 II.Mioiifo.
IfOll i\CllANGn-llotiil : nnd rcst.umint
- * lociilLMi at sliiibort , NuK , anil III lots In
Denvir , r < > li > ; v\lll oxch uuo for eloar Nu-
brtiH'ia 1 .uul U II Sbo.ifo.
$1030 will buy T-rooin tuttnzo vvlthO vtjflft ,
lot on Noith Seventh street ; n burxu n. I *
II Hioife.
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OH AOUI3 firm with Improvements , llvo
OUuilles north of Uounc.il llluir.s ; Jtoaii ucru :
u snap I ) irgaln II II. She ifo.
\\rANTni ) An experienced cinv issor. with
* ' satisfactory roforences. to wurlf for n
LulldliiK and loin assoulutlon In Iowa. Ad-
( Uoss A. II . euro Iloo ollUe.
WANTED No'r.isK.i land In oxchatigo for
( rood woik horses. K II. bho.ifu
Omaha Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.
INFIRMARY
? FOl-i Tldm
' 'TREATME
OP ALL
, npmiratui nn I romnillni for succositu
tioilmontnt ovtry form nf ill-one roiiulr-
liu muJlojl or surnlcnl Ire it nont.
for pull Jiitt , lioirJ an I into 1 1 111:0. llo > t no
ciinio Inttonu In the nost.
VV rltn fnr clrciilura on duformlllci nnii limcoi , tru > -
c , tluli fc'ul , ( nrvntureiiif Hjilnu , pilot , tumors , ciin-
11 r , Liilirrli. brono.iltls Inliuliitioii , ulcotrlilty. pnr-
nlrlsupllipiy , kidney , til id lur , 0)0 , e r , nlim und
Lilnoil till lull HUnflcal cipomtloui
DI8B&8C8 & OF WOMEN U 8.UAr.yf .
VViimen I HKK rt'o IIHVB Inaly iid lo I u lyludii < )
piirtincnt ( or Wdincn ilnrliu uontliiinicint , atrlclly
iir.viilo Only Ucllablo Moaicul lust tulo uiAiIni a
tpcclnltyof
I'lilVATn DISEASES
All Illonil DIsciKci Biiceo ifiilly Iroito I. Syplillltto
I'ulviimrumarod Irom lliu ny.tluin wuiioul muranry.
Now Ituslorutlvu Truiitiuo it for It ) * * of Vli'Ah
rovVKll , I'urwnsunablo lu visit 111 may bo traiUji !
ut Iioiiu by lorrtiapon lunce. All coiuiuunloillon
( onllilcntlul vlollrlnniorliiHirn iMjiitsonlby m ill or
iixpr ishuciirely pucke 1. no mirk * to Imtlcato coi-
( tins or punier , ono por.Hu ml Inlervlaiv prulurreil.
I nil nml ( onmiil u * or Mind hixory of your cuso , anl
wu will njn 1 In plain wripticr , 'iiir
RnnK TO MEN ' UFK ! > Ul > 0" l > rlvill ° HI" > -
DUUn IU HIC.I1 ,
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Impn'cncy , rfyphllh , Gleet und Varlaocelu , wllli quol
Ilrntes/Appllancoj for Doforniltte * nnl Truasoi
Duly manufuitory In thu MISHUI
lii-UKMll'Y ) , AI'I'UANCB1 * , TllUdS.Ca , KLBCT-
U1C 1IAT1KHIIC3 AND IIKl/ld.
Omaha Medical anil Surjlcil Institute1
26th and Broadway , O-unoll BlufTa.
Ten mlntiio rlJo from center of Omaha on Omaha
un 1 Cuunll lllutr * oleclrlo inolor Mild.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council llluITJ.
Cnpltul stock . $ ir ft,03
Surplus nuil I'rollts . 80,000
Not enpltnl nnil tnrpliH $ ' 2iOOOD !
DlroclorK-l. I ) EdTiuiiil oti. K. I * Bliiiimrt. K. O ,
atoiiMiii. K. H. Hurt , I. A. vnilur. I , V. Ulno'iman.
nnil CliurleH It. lluiitiiin. 'Inuieiict iiiinorul buiilc-
Inx hu lnu . iMTxat : capital uuu turiiliu of uuy
buulc lu HoutliwcBlornloiva
TIMB Il5l'03nH.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , Embalmer
14 N. Main Street ,
OOUNOIL ,
Kimball Elevators.
Best , Cheapest , Most Durable
in the world.
HAND AND POWER.
10 different styles. We are inyour
territory und cun iniilco quick dolIvories. Bond Ipr
chculur < (0. "
KIMBALL "BROS. , Council Blufls , Ig