Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ( VTOBER 2 , 1892-TWENTY PAGES.
THEOAIA.UA. .
COUNCIL m.uKFa
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II. \ \ . TIM'ON. - MANAOER.
Iluvnc Ofllco
Miit ) Editor
K y. Plumbing Co.
Council Titans Lumber Co. .
The Woman's Chrlstlin association will
meet tomorrow afternoon nt 8 o'clock at the
hospital.
The funeral of Etnll Iloscti will take r-lnco
tbia ttftcrncon nt tuo family residence , 150 * )
High a I rent.
Thd Ollvotto cluu will ptvo ix dancing
tinrty next Wcdnosuny evening In the Koyiu
Arcanum parlora ,
An Information was filed before Justice
Bwoarlnpei ! yostcrdny by Mrs. John 1'elcr-
on cbarplni ! her husband xvltd assaulting
ntid baUorlnR her.
Itcgulnr merlins of St. Alban's lodge ,
Ko. 17. Monday ovcnlnc at Cusllo hull.
Work In uinpilflcd third. All visiting
Inilphls Invllnd. Hy order of C. C.
Thnro will bu n mcotlnR of the Worlu's
Fair dub nl thu Masonic temple Monday at
2 p. in. All members and these Interested
nro requested to be promptly on hand.
Two little boys , loss ihmi 10 yeara of nee ,
we ro arrested yesterday under the ordinance
prohibiting Uio peddling of advertising clr-
culari without the naytncni of n license.
'J'hcvvoro released by order of JudKO
McUce.
Sneclnl rosilon of Harmony Chapter , No.
26 , Order Intern Slur , nl Masonic torn-
nli1 , Wednesday evening , October fi , tor the
purpose of inllintinn. Visiting members
coidlull.v Invited. Uy order of worthy
matron.
A mass convention of the people's ' tmrtv of
Kane township will bo held rt 15 South Main
street Monday ovcnliiir , October ' - ' , nt 7iO : :
p. in. to nominate township ofllcors. Hy
order of P. . I. btnploton , chairman city cen
tral commluce.
Work has been begun on the grading uf
the rend bed for the nuw niilroad lo bo built
by the Union Land and Improve i.ent com
pany. A number of inon and teams nro nl-
ready at work and an additional for o will
bo put on tomorrow.
I'yburn and Hodaon , the two Cut-off men
whoso hujlncss transactions have been writ
ten up in the papers n number of times , were
arrested yesterday afternoon , bavins been
Indicted by the fjraiid Jury lor obtaining
money under fulso pretenses.
Mrs. May J. Fowler , daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Mullock , died at ! 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The funeral will ocutir at i !
o'clocK Monday afternoon from the fam
ily residence. 1)05 ) Avenue II , the remains
being interred In Walnut Hill comotcry.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
to the following parties : Martin llorschor
nnd Sophia Nictnnii , both of Mlndcn ; John
C. Gullen of Omaha andUrnco A. Uoner of
Council Bluffs ; L.OIIIS Uucrger ami Nancy
Fowler , both of South Omaha. 1'ho last
named couple were married by Jubtlco
Cones.
Uov. Mr. Sharp of Foxborough , Atass. ,
who has been v siting horc for ton days pa t ,
will nrcach in the Congregational church
npuln tills inornlutr ar.d eveninc. Many who
failed to hear him last Sunday will gladly
improve tqilny's ' opportunity , after hearing
the favorable comments of tboso who did
licnr him.
Matt Lyon. an omnloyo in the canning lac-
tory , undertook to cliinb the golden stairs
last night vm the mornnino route. Ho took
thirty grains ot the drug nnd then liiydown
In his room at. tbo iVestcrn house to dio.
His condition was Uncovered and thn doc
tors are in Impcs that they may be able to
pull him through.
Mips Sprinlt wishes to announce to the
Indies the opening on Tucstlny , Wednes
day nnd Thursday of liill and winter
Xnillinory.
As the ladies of Counuil BlufTs and
Omaha now know that our Btool : is al-
wiiys complete and of the latest wo will
have no formal opening this season , but
will bo happy to show all iho newest
things after Wednesday of this week.
The Louis , Masonic Block.
j'jit ! > o.\.ii , f.iit.uut.i/vrv.
Bnrn , to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wells ,
P. C. Dovol bai pone to Chicago for a busi
ness visit.
Mrs. Henry Sivan tins pone lo Alt. PJoa ?
nnt , la , to visit friends.
_ Liaura Kirby has returned from a l\vc
tnonlliB visa to Colorado.
W. Mussclwbita und duugbtor , Aliss Ollio ,
ore visiting In Topekn , Kan.
John Hlgbsimtb Is con I ] tied to his hone : 01
Second uveniio , by severe illness.
Aliss Lulu Sherradon loft yesterday for St
Louis lo visit friends for n few du.is" .
Airs. J. M. bcanland and Mrs. J. .1. Keitl
loft lust evening for St. L.OUIS to visi
friends.
W. H. Hoblnson is homo from u trip tc
Mtirysvitlc' , Alo. , wbcrn no has been vlsitlni
frlcuda.
Mrs. S. Shlnn returned yesterday from Co
lunibus , N. J. , where she has been upondini
the summer.
Aliss AncioVIokhani returned ycsterda1
from a mouth's visit with friends iu Deuvo'
Aim other western cities.
Aliss Mnmio Smith , who llvos in Game
township , left last evening for Boston li
commence a eourso of study In oruiory.
Miss Mary Oliver has pone lo Chicago t
resume her musical studies , Sue cxueels t
return to Council muffs about Christmas.
Hev. Stephen Phelps returned ycsfordn
Jrom ChieuL'o , where ho wont to intend tb
lunornl of his wife's ' mother. Mrs. Phelui
IB still In Chicago.
The Allsses Lulu and Viola Otto have re
iiirned from C.hloaito , Milwuukoo and Fro
jort , wboro they hiuo boon spoiidlnu n v
cuiion ot sovorul months uuiontr friends an
relatives.
Airs. H. J. Gallagher nnd family of For
Nlnbrcira , Nob. , are In Iho city , tno guest
of Airs. GullaRhor'a parents , Mr. und Air ;
Henry Pusebel on Willow uvcnuo.
Ur. Charles McDowell , who won his till
\vllb so much honor lust snrini ; , will rotur
to Philadelphia today to enter upon hi
duties us resident surgeon at tbo Hnhtu
inann bospltul , n position which wus awardo
ulm us the result of a competitive cxunilui
lion in which a largo number tooU part.
O. S. Cluru , who eat bared up tbo loci
news of Council Uluffs for soverui years an
who is now city editor of thoAIIlwuuki
Journal. Is still enthusiastic over the ICeelr
cure , which has douo so much for him. A
Iho rt'cc-nt annual convention of thoCongr
{ rational minister ! of Wisconsin ho jjavo 11
hour's nil dress on temperance , It was r
culvcd with eiiiluiblnsm und the press of it
city published it in lull wilh oulORisiio coi
ment.
Never before hnvo
thn iiooplo i
Counuil HltilTs and Omuhii hiul _ uuh u
opportunity to buy nuro pronorty eutti
llu ) for homo or fruit us ia olTorcd I
A y fc HOBS.100 acres to piuk fron
Only two nnd n half mlloa oust of Coui
ell iiiull'd postolllco ,
Gentleinoti , iho linostllnu of lull gooi
In the oily , juot rucelvod. Uoltor , 111
tuilot1 , 310 liroudway.
Ilitntruoltvii Kuninviiy. -
A horse at Inched to U. T , McAteo's 0
Ihci'y XVBROU took a notion to run awi
yi'slcriluy ufternoon wltb dliastrous reiull
The driver wns In a bouso on Oiiklui
uvcnuo when tbo horse started.Vh
jri liU'iicd Ibo uiuinr.l U not known , but
rnn rapidly down Oakland nvouuo to Urou
> vuy , atoii | > ln7 ! near thu Boston ttoro. In l
trip U collided with tbito other wiigoi :
dninnclni ; them ullconsldniubly und brua
inc AlcAlvo' ' vvugon utmost to kindli
wood. The runaway hon > o was alao cc
slUurubly hurt.
Doeton Btoro closes every evening ut
p. in. , utilcbB Moiiuiiya untl SuturUuya.
ICOnooplo in tutu oity use gas stovi
1 u Co. puU 'otu in ut cost.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
"Committees Appointed to Arrange rtn Ex
hibit for the World's Talr.
WHLRE SACRF-D SERVICES WILL BE HELD
.Mr. Joseph \VellV ( lood tVork n * M
for llio Ainrrlcnn Sitinlny School
Uiiloii-A lliul liny Alrulil
of tinl.llv. .
The World's Fair association , which was
organized in this city recently , has unpointed
committee ; ) nnd will tuka Immcdialu steps
toward preparing an uxhlbit that will do
Council Blu Its credit. The tlmo ot the
opening uf iho fair Is rapidly approaching ,
and ll Is necessary that no tlmo uo lost in
making tbo preliminary arrangement * . The
following compose the various comiulitcas :
Executive Airs. Lymnti , chairman ; Mrs.
Key , Mrs.Vlrt \ , Mrs. Davenport , Mrs. At-
kin's.
Auditing Mrs. McHrlde , chairman : Mrs.
Francip , MM. Phillips , Mrs , Troynor , Mrs.
Sargent ,
On Horticulture Mrs. Casper , chairman ;
Mrs. Wllcox , Airs. Foster , MM. Dr. Jen
nings. Mrs , Caviti. Mrs. Field , Mrs , Irons ,
MM. Uates , Miss Dale , Mrs. Dale , Mrs. Dr.
Gordon.
On Housewifery Mrs. Vim Brunt , chair
man : Mrs. Frank Evans , Mrs. Do Vol , Mrs.
Tcrnlllmor , Mrs. J , N. Casudy , Mrs. Wells ,
Mrs. ,1. \V. Chupmnn , Mrs. James , Mrs.
Huverstock , Mrs. I'rogoy , Mrs.Slepnenson ,
Mrs. Spjncer Smith. Mrs. John T. Oliver ,
Mrs. .lames Puttison , Mrs. Knoppsr.
On Organized Charities Airs. Phclps ,
chniriiiun ; Mrs. J. J. Hrown , Mrs. Tulloys ,
MM. Ilouuriclci , Mrs. Baldwin , MM. George
( Jcriipr , Mrs. Uoss , Mrs. W. 11. M. Pusey ,
Mrs. William Uobinsun , Mrs. Lemon. Mrs.
Urnvutii. MM. .1. H. Atkins , Mrs. Uohrer ,
Mrs. EmpKle , Mrs. Arthur , Mr.s. Orcutt.
Llteraiy and Historical Mrs. George F.
Wright , chairman ; MM. Wallace , Mrs ,
Dodiro , Mrs. Uluamnr , Mrs. llancbutt , Airs.
Drtveupurt , Mrs. Stoddard , Mrs. Test , Mrs.
Tllton , Mrs. Folsom , Miss Damming , Mrs.
Steailmun , Mrs. Hugh Coly , Mrs. Charles
llnrle , Mrs. Uidollet , Mr.s. E. li. Hart , Mrs.
Rowan , Mrs. MeC.ioo , MM. Farson , Mrs.
McMeachen , Mrs. Molt , Miss Lnuni Bald
win , Mrs. ll. C. Cory , Mrs. Lynchard.
Inventions and Maniifaciorles .
Aylesworth , chairman ; Mrs. Jatnesou , Mrs.
\Vill Troynor , Mrs. Dutlin , Mrs. Squire ,
Mrs. Cooly , Mrs. Dr. Cook , Mrs. Ames-
worth , Miss Luring , Miss Sims , Mrs. Games ,
Mrs. Charles Shepherd , Mr.s , Archer , Mr.s.
Flnloy Bnrke , Mrs. E. C Smith , Mrs. I. A.
Miller. Mrs. Wurren , Mrs. Judire Smith ,
Mrs. Stone , Mrs. Lucas , Mn. Sipe , Mrs.
Vic Jennlncs.
Industrial Commlttro Miss Anna Bow
man , chairman ; Miss llclon Shepherd , Miss
Nolllo Cokor , Miss Ida Lu'z , Miss Bmck ,
Miss \Vlnk , Miss Mary Grennello , Miss
Helen Campbell , Miss Kalbe , Miss Nnson ,
Miss Helen Spnnlc. Miss li'igsdule , Miss
Mumln Slevpnson , Miss Etta Maxwell , Miss
Slmyno , Miss Lou Neal , Miss Ulckman , Miss
Moore , Miss Warrlo Keed , Miss M. Cur.son ,
iMUs { 'aulion , Miss Coiiu Boll , Miss Llzzia
Duhois , Miss Gronowi'g. Mi Nellie Wtek-
ham , Miss Kuto V. WicUlmm , Miss Delia
Uourlto , Aliss Clara Mitchell , Miss Anna
Wallace , Miss Ada Alusworth , Miss Mary
Duncan. Miss Mnrv Burlow , Miss Emma
Huff. Miss Lizzie Wallace , MUs Louis , Miss
N'etta Louis.
Art Loan Mrs. Charles Stewart , chair
man ; Miss Stewart , Miss Key , Mrs. Donald
McCrao. Mrs. Charles Huss , Mrs. EJ W.
ilart , Mrs. Charles Onicer , Miss Rockwell ,
Miss DodL'o , Mrs. l-'runk Wright , Miss
Wright , Mrs. Virginia McConncll , Mrs.
Ricliman , Mrs. Hummn. Miss Bullurd , Miss
Bowman , Miss Butts. Miss Davenport , Airs.
A. W. Cusady , Aliss Oliver , AIr.s. Lunz'jn-
dorfer , Alias Schoentgon , Miss Babe
Schoenlgen , Airs. A'an Brunt. AIlss Ltttz ,
Aliss Nellie Bowman , Mrs. AlcICnno. Mrs.
Bailey , Airs. J. J. Shea. Alms Angle Wick-
ham , Miss Farnsworth. Aliss Jesslo Furns-
worlh. Airs. Felt , Airs. Brown , Aliss Zur-
muehlen , Airs. Damon. Aliss Bennett , Aliss
Gloason , Aliss Nellie Hobliibon.
Art Committee Mrs. J. N. Buldwln ,
chairman ; Airs. J. L. Stewart , Airs. J. A.
Gorham. Airs. Soybert. Airs. Wake-Hold ,
Aliss Bella Robinson , Mrs. Merriam , MM.
AlcCounell , Airs. ( Jammings , Airs. Aluurur ,
Aliss Kico , Aliss Sackett , Airs. ( Jharlos
Luring , Mrs. Gcorgo Brown , Airs. Alacrao ,
Airs. Bower , Airs. Charles Campbell , Miss
Alary Oliver , Airs. Judge MrGco. Airs.
Sherman , Mrs. Bubcock , Airs. H. F. Evans ,
Mrs. Dr. Cleaver , Airs. Geore Keeilne ,
Airs. Oscar Keelino , Airs. Dr. Barstow ,
Airs. H. L. Shopnerd , Alra. Cnarles Woodbury -
bury , Aliss Cora Woodbur.v , Alisi Slelia
Pullerson , Airs. John I'lutnor' , Airs. Kato
Cook , Airs. Dr. Jounings , Airs. Lootnis ,
Airs. Wuddell. Airs. George Bobblnglon ,
Aliss Dohany. Airs. W. F. Sapp.
The Kliiilnrurarten.
The Council Bluffs kindergarten , conducted -
ducted by Mrs. Hard mini , nasistcd by
Miss Lnuira , Baldwin , opens tomorrow
morning in its now rooms connootod
with Miss Baldwin's residence , No. fllJO
Willow uvonuc. Two lur o , airy pur-
lora opening into each other have been
fitted up for this special purpose. The
sanitary arrangement * are iiorfect so as to
iusiiro so fur IIH | ) ossiblo the hualth and
comfort of the little ones , the adoni-
inonts are homelike and attractive , and
the appliances for the educational work
are complete. In this now school-homo ,
under the leadership of so experienced
a teacher as Mrs. Hard man , the little
ones will lind themselves most pleas-
inirly developed physically , morally and
mentally. Few cities a ( Turd such oharm-
Ing quarters for kindergarten work , and
> few schools are so completely equipped.
) Those who have little folks should
gladly improve this opportunity ot se
curing for them the peculiar benefits ol
a kindergarten training.
\Vlierii \Vorlll | > .
D'lrst Presbyterian Corner ot Willow uvo-
nus and Seventh street , liov. Stophcti
Pheips , p.mor Preaching by the pastor ul
W'M : a. m. nud TU : ! ! p. in. Sabbuth school at
1'in. . Vounir ponplu'd ' rapotlng iittJ ! : ! p. m.
Scats free. Everybody welcome.
First liapllst Uov. W. L. Thomas wll
preacn at 10SO : a. in. unu 7:1)0 : ) p. m. Sunday
school at o'clock ! , You UK' pcoplu's moutiiu
at ( ! : : ! U p. m.
Ynung Alcn'sChristian ' Association Alen's
meollnR at 4 o'clock , led by B , ( J , Jones ,
Subject : "Harvest Lessons , "
Fifth A venue Methodist ICpisoopul Cornet
Eighteenth slroot nr.d Fifth avenue. Lov <
feast UiJlO u. m. ; preaching 10 : : ) a. m. b\
Hov.V. . S. Hooker. D.D. , uftor which th'i
Lord's supper will ho udmlulslercd. Sundai
school 12 m. ; class meeting 0:110 : p. m. "
preaching 7 : J p. m. oy the pastor , C. W
H rower.
Christian Church Masonic Tomnle
Preaching at 11 a , m. and 7U : ! p. in. ; Suudd\
school ut IU n. in. ; Youii People's society *
lIO ! : ! p. iu. Dr. Carter will contlnuo tin
saiuii subject thiU has boon under consldsra
lion for bu rural evenings.
CoiiKregailoiml The pulpit will again be
filled by Key. K , W. Snarp of Foxborotipli
Muss. Services at lUllu ; u , m , and Ii0p : ! , a :
Temple Uaptlst Services iu Hut-ties' hnl
at 1USU : a , m. and 7IIU : p. m. L. A. Ilnll , pur
tor. Mornlnjr sermon , "Systomalio Iluiiovo
lenco tbo Luw of Churoh Growth. " Even
Inif , "Tho Faith of An Outsider. "
Union Christian .Mission , _ : ) S Jiroadway-
Sunday school ut UiilO a. m. Preaching : 7 :
P. m. by Hev , G , L. Sprliiscr. Gospel THII
punmco meotliip on Tuosduy oronlug at " : . ! (
U. Uotoui ; manugcr.
The funilly of Mrs. Mary S. Dotvo :
doslro'o uxtonil their lionrtlolt tlmnli
and lovu to the many friends for thoi
a.id gunorous UUIB and words of Hyiiiputh
und condolence that usaiBtud in a inoiii
at uro to lohsun their sorrow over the lot
of their loving mother , who was laid n
10 rust in the family cemetery on Friday.
s ,
c- I'lvn VI'lliVork. .
Mr. Joseph Wells , missionary for tl
Auium-uu Sunday School union , has jui
completed 11 vo yeats of bard work In tb
county and now stops only to catch h
breath und make u report of what has bee
done. Five years ago there- were only lift
Sunday schools in thu county. Now thei
are ninety. Tnun only 20 per ceut of tt
children of school URO attended Sunday
ictiool. Now the per cciit Is nt. Tn worK
of the iniMlontu v hat been to orgnnUo now
echools wherever needed , to nul In the sup
port , nnd Improvement of m-lstlng school * ,
house to house rUHlng , convonlion worV ,
oviiiL-cHstlc work In winter months , raising
of fmancoi. Forty-eight now chooU
hnvo been Qrganlzcd with 11 membership -
ship of IDS teachers nnd 1,535 , scholars.
Air. Wells ba < vUltod or Hided
schools 34 tunes , has sold nnd given 1(145 ( of
religious literature ; distributed CM biblus
nnd tcstnmcnu ; dollvarcd ( VJ.'i nddrctscs and
eormotis ; mndo 12.3.V ) visits nnd missionary
cntls ; assisted In thirty-four conventions nnd
231 meetings , In which 100 persona bnvo pro *
fei ed onnvcrslon nnd about ni'J ' ( others have
manifested nn Interest by raiting the right
band for prayer. There hai boon raUod
W,100 for tbls work In this county. The
missionary , in parformlug this work , had to
travel 21,003 miles.
Loon Mnrx , the boy violinist , Is only
14 years of age , yet ho can play his
favorite Instrument In a manner that
puts to shuir.o many men.who have de
voted a lifetime to the violin. Voting
Marx will play at the Preshytorlan
church next \Vetlnesdny evening at the
concert to bo clven hy Iho Burger-
Dainty company.
In sneaking of Anna Teresa Dormer ,
Jules Levy , the king of the cornet , o'nco
snld : "Sli'o Is the only cornet player lo
whom 1 take olT my hut. "
Tried to Kilt tlio Olllccr.
Onicer Lciich bad nn experience last even
ing with a desperado thul came very near
landing him In nn undertaker's shop , bulow-
Ing to a combination ol circumstance : ; n pow
der mark near bis eye 1 nil thnt ho has to
show for It. Early in the evening tbo theft
of a couple of lints was reuorted to the pollco
by the proprietor of a sccoud-hana store , nnd
the description of the Ib'cf ' wus given to the
police. Ofllccr Louch rnn ncioss the man ,
whoo name-proved to bo William Benson , In
the Burllnglon yards. Ho placed him under
arrest nnd the two walked together to iho
patrol box , where the alarm was lurnod In.
When Hie patrol wagon cnmo In sight Leuch
and hia prisoner walked up street to
meet It. Suddenly , without a warning ,
Bmison drew a big revolver from
his hip pocket und sent a bullet whizzing nt
tuo ofllocr's head. The two men were cot
over three foot apart nnd the gun was evi
dently aimed with mortal Intent. But Lcuch
raised bis arm the instant his prisoner pulled
the gun and knocked It out ol the way so
thai Iho ball raised n brcuzo uncomfortably
near his car but did not strike him. Instantly
the two men grappled and fell to the ground ,
Leuch underneath. After uscullla the would-
ba murderer was worsted nnd his gun was
taken away from him. Durlnp-tbooncountor
Louch had"occasion to use his cauo over the
head of the prisoner several limes and ho
did It witn such good feollrie Ihut the cane , a
slcel and leather alTair , wus bout iu forty or
more different directions. Benson's houd
was badly peeled up. but bo was landed
safely in the city locit-up.
An investigation showed that during the
afternoon Benson had sent n package from
Omahn to Kansas City by express , and the
police nro of the opinion lhat the package
contained stolen property. His evident
anxiety to oscapu would soera to indicate
that ho had special reasons for wnntini ; to
avoid a capture thai might disclose other
crimes than those he had committed hero.
Chamber's classes in dancing will
open Monday evening , Octobar I ! , at
Arcanum hal' . Children at 4. m. ,
adults , 7tO. : ; _
Davis pdro drills , best p.iinta.
Program Fur tliu I.cunlo-.i.
The Potlawatwmio County Veterans as
sociation will hold its annual reunion nt
Carson , commuucing Tuesday. The exor
cises will la > it two days , and a large attend
ance is looked for from among the old sol
diers of Council Btuffi , us well as other parts
of the county. The soldiers will assemble
Tuesday morning , which will bo occupied by .
registering at headquurters. The exercises
will commenceIn the allernoon with an ad-
ress of welcome by MayorBryant o'Ciirson ,
ho response being made by .T. K. Cooper ,
.ddrcsses will be mudo by Chuplnln Jesse
'olo of Sioux City. F. S. Thomas nnd Judo
. E. F. McUeo of this city , and O. W. Culll-
ou of llarlan. Following the afternoon sos-
lon will come a dross parade and in the
veiling there will bo a campllre , at which
ddrosses will bo delivered by Judge Tnor-
cll of Sidney , Judge Smith of Council
Hulls , J. W. Meier of Alissouri V.alley , and
b. C. Camnbeil.
Wednesday morning ' .hero will bo a pro-
esslon , forming at tno camp ground and
narchlup through town , at the close of
vhiuh the soldiers will gathnr at the grounds
ud listen to addresses by Department Cora-
winder J. J. Steadmao and Frank Shlnn of
! arbon. In the uflernoon there will be ad-
ressos by A. L. Hager of Greontleld. L. T.
jenutm of Hustings and Judge Alucy of llar-
an. The business meolinC of the nsjoeiation
vlll be held at 0 o'clock , and in the evening
hero will bo u Danquut. S. C. Campbell
vill ofllclato as toaslmustor. and there will ho
oasts unJ responses by . .f.V. . W. Laird. Dr.
" W. Homsted , A. J. Burlon , Hon. J. C.
Brynut of Griswold and olhers.
Call on Messrs. Day & Hess and ask
o bo shown the Klein traut of 400 acres
10v on sale in live and ton aero tracts.
L'lioy will show it fr&o to all.
Judson , oivii engineer , M3 B.-o.ilw.iy
! > uiiiicratlc I'rimiiiietj.
The domocrals held tuolr township pri
maries lust evening to elect delegates to tbo
ownsbip convontlon to bo held in iho court
house tomorrow evening. The following
dolegutcs were solecled :
First Ward D. M. West. V. Jennings , F.
jniso , ( ! . H. Ilnriijan , F. H. Uuanella , E. T.
WntermiiD , J. 11. MuPhorson , .1. AI. llolladay ,
I. Nicholl and O-scar Yuunkerinan.
Second Ward-C. V. Scott , A. C.
SchmoocK , George S. D.ivls.V. . U. ICnopher ,
Gus Lurson. AI. E Boebee , William Alaloney ,
J. O'Nodl , J. O. Alurtln , William Allstrand.
Willlum Stelnkopf.
Third Ward Emmet Tiulov , F. W. Spot-
man , A. C. Graham , J. 11. Diutrlch. P. E.
dpeucor , M. G. O'Connor , E. Pierce , P. Gun-
noudo
Fourth Ward W. H. Waiv , E. E. Aylos-
worth , H. D. Amy , U. H. White. John
Schoeiitcrcn , B. S. Tcrwilllger , Ira F. Hen-
dricks , C. U. Mitchell.
Fifth Ward-S. Lobbnrt , N. O'Brien ,
U'llliam Gro.fan , J , Wurdiun , C. A. Alachun ,
Jumes Nolany Fred Hupp , ll. L. Hyuoa. For
commltlccmau , W. C. Morris.
blxtb Ward -Isaac Doty. F. Jacobs , C. C.
Graves , James Uaible , Phil Moruen , W. B.
Fisher.
Miss Emma Ilolstand , fashionable
dressmaker. Good fit. guaranteed.
Prices reasonable. 1)08 ) oth avenue.
Miss Ragsdalo has had her auttimi :
millinery display and is now ready foi
business , Hhe would ho pleased to him
the ladies callon luir.
Itniiilillriiii | Township CuiHlldn'fli.
The republicans of Kane township holt
their convention In the headquarters in Ihi
Sapp bulldin ? , last evening , and iioinlnutei
candidate's for the township ticket , J , H
Pace wus appointed cbahman , G. H. Gubl
secretary and L , C. D.ilo reading clerk. Th
following candidates WITJ named for th
nomination for Juslicoof llio peace ; E. B
Gardner , li. li. Field. John Fox , O. Viun
C. H. Gilmore , W. AI. McCrary and M. De
Croat. On llio lirut formal bulloi Field , Fo.
und Vien wore nominated ,
J. C. Baker , J. Spaiiluinc , E. W. Jackso
and Goorgu Calterlln were- named for con
fiiuble , uud ou llio formal ballot ilukoi
Spuuldlng und Juckson were uomtnateJ. C
II , Gable \vns nominated for township dorli
and M , DeGroat aud G. W. Strong wcr
uominHlod for township uuatccs. iho forme
Tor the full term aud tbo latter tn Hit out th
uucxplrod term of tbo late J. J. Sullivan.
The bankrupt , fire-smoked , damage
furniture ut Meyer's , 305-807 Urondwa.\
Clean goods , less than any Omaha prices
Afraid ol Her I.lf .
Jessie Miller , tbo woman who bad Fran
Carroll arrested for disturbing tbo peace , a |
poured before Justice Swearmgea yosiorda
morning nnd KwdroJ.jout en Information
churning him with Vlifctilonlng to kill her.
nml njklng that ho 1)3 bound over to keep
the pence. She staled Umt n tew months npo
rho had several thousand dollnrs lo thn bnnk ,
but her f i Icnlshlu Jnrti Carroll bad costlier
nil of that nnd more ( DO , so that now she wn *
out of moncv nnd sdvcr.nl hundred dollnr.i in
debt. Carroll Is still in the city Jail. M ho
bns boon unable to go > a bonthmnn , nnd the
llrst cnso has boon 'COM ' lined Until Mon
dny morning , llu xvlll not ba tried on the
charge of threatening to kill until the first
ease Is disposed of * . i
ttimil Thl < iif cniplain .MrCulio.
At ' 2.33 this afternoon nnothor big
crowd lilted the' tnbornncle , and stood
n round the platform to hoar nn address
by Chaplain MeCabo of Now York on
"Tho Uright Side of Life In Llbuy
Prison. " It la doubtful if In all the long
list of entertaining talkers who have
appeared at this and former assemblies
thcro Is ono who gave greater satisfac
tion. The old solders ciijovcd it Inigolv ,
but the entire audience fairly rose in
their seats at times to chcor the chap
lain. Laughter and tears were produced
apparently at will , and the hundreds
who heard the lecturer wore more than
repaid for their visit. Lincoln ( Ne
braska ) .Toiirnal of July 5.
Droiidway church Oct. 4. Admission
35 cents.
Free concert at Manawa today.
\Viintoil to Uny.
Improved pi-oporty. Will niy : cash if
pricoislow. II. G. M'jOoo , 10 Main street.
Sent to tlio Itulorinntory.
John Biiriolmeyer , bolter known M John
Aloyer , was brought before .nidgo Alncy
yesterday morning by bis parents , charged
with IncorriRiblllty. Ills parents claimed
that ho was beyond their control , had spent
only two nlchls during the past year nt
home , had rot been homo for eight days , and
when remonstruled wllb for bis misdeeds
would use profane nnd obsccno languugo
toward them. Tbo boy , although but Ifi
years ot age , has spent n good deal of tlmo
In jail , having been arrested Tor stealing a
steve from a second-hand store and selling
It. Ho has been in ) uil tor scvornl days past
on the charge of vagrancy , Judge Aiuoy In
vestigated the case und ordered Mm Inkcn lo
iTiu State Industrial school at Eldora. Ho
will bo lakon away by Sheriff Huzoti loday.
Sunday , October 2 , D.ilboy'n band will
give an open air concert , at Manawa.
Tlio Boston Store closes every even
ing at (1 p. 'm. except Mondays and
Saturday ? . _
50 dozen gents dark colored outing
flannel shirts good value at 50c , for this
week while they last for-U5c. Boston
Store , Council HlulTs , la.
Prospects lor u
Tbo Jury in the case of John Grant against
the Union Pacific Hallway company , after
being out tbirly-slx hours , came In yesterday
after.ioon und reported that they wore un
able to agree. Judq Woolson refused to
discharge them , however , but toM them that
they were us competent to render a verdict
as any Jury that , could bo drawn. Tuo case
had already had four Irials , and it would
have lo ba decided some time. ISow wav as
good as any titno. With that bo soul them
back to their deliberations.
The cuso of Grauvillo James against the
Union Puciilc Hallway company , which it
rou Hired two days lo try , was niven to the
Jury yesterday afternoon about adjourning
tlmo. . t
_
Dalbey's band at-Mautiwa today ; trains
everv . ' 50 minutes.
In dress goods oiir line is complete
with the latest novelties , both from
homo and-foreign , markets.Wio show
many novelties coiillncd to ourselves.
Boston Store , Council BlulTs , la.
Genuine Round Oak , Radiant Home.
P. P. Stewart stoves and ranges , sold
exclusively by Cole & Cole , 41 Main.
Tliiocnliics | | It
The members of tbo "Tippecanoo club" of
PoUawatlamio county thnt was organized in
the campaign of 18SS held a mooting yester
day at the republican headquarters to reor-
gauizs for the present campaign. The fol
lowing ofiluert were elected : President , D.
C. Bloomer ; secretary , D. B. Clark ; assistant
secretary , Ellas Soarr. ; troasurcr , A. S. Bon-
bam. The club then adjourned until next
Tuesday evening , when another meeting will
be held und several addresses will be made.
If you don't want to buy hard coal you
had heller see Ulxby about tho.io oil
burners. They are adapted for use in
hot air furnaces , hteam and hot water
boilers , with no coal or ashes to handle.
Ragsdale has had her autumn
millinery display and is now roaay for
business. She would bo pleased to have
the ladies call at any and all times.
rrlnnn Mli ! at I.llihy.
Take your children to hear what wi'.a
endured that they might have a coun
try. Broadway churiih , October 4.
Aftm-miiiM Ton.
Miss Genevieve Wallace entertained a
number of friends Saturday afternoon at her
homo on Bluff street in honor of her guest ,
AIlss Maud Virgin of Burlington. A moat
enjovublo tiuio was bad , among Iho attrac
tions being a number ot musical selections
by Iho Misses Pailcrson nnd Ogdcn , und
Mrs. F. H. Evans. Uofreshraenls were
served. _
By far the largest line , the nobbiest
styles , the lowest vkos in ladies' ,
misses' and children's COATS is at the
Boston Store sco show windows
Council BlulTs , la.
For the newest , nobbiest and latest
styles in ladies' , mibsoh' and children's
COATS visit the Boston Store , Council
Blulfs , Iu.
_ _
Carpet weaving , ! )28 ) Avenue F.
The Drill ll Itoll.
LONDON , Oct. l.n-Sebastian Charles Gi-
rardtbo well known French painter , l <
dead , aged ( it. He'wsis ' decnralod with the
Legion of Honor li ) : 1S47.
CHICAGO , III , , Out. h John J. Fltzcibbons ,
president ot the Calumet Nullonal bnnlf ,
died loday at his residence- South Chlcagc
from the bursting of ty blood vessel ,
Air. Fitzgibbons , wlio was 5.1 years old
was 0110 of the most popular Irish-American !
in the weal. He wiia prominent in tlu
Fcnlun and other national movomonts.
ICiioiaiK , In. , Oct. ,1. Alury Tyler , colored
died lusl night. StipVlulruOd to have uooi
lll-yonrs-oid at iho clp'o of iho revolution
Sim wus born n slnvq in Georuli.
Niasox. Nob. , Qfct. 1.-Special ( to Tin
Bii.j Air * . J. E , Kowuu or Dollunco , O.
died in Neleon Wednesday evoninir at tin
i residence of her uni'cf ; | , J. A. Dovoro , of con
sumption. Mrs. Koivan hud come hero sov
erul weeks ago , witbtones , of gulning bonoll
by a change of climate , hut it wus. lee lalo
The ruuiuius wcru taken to Dellunco fo
burial ,
Sot u Woman's llrnium NorIc.
CoMiWATKit , Mlob. , Oct. 1 , Nori Stand
i Isb was thrown from a biiKsy last night am
foil on her headdislocating her neck. It wo
i thought Hbo was dead , Thu utioudln
pbvsiclan summoned two ptroug men. On
seized her by ihe feet and the olbcr oy tli
bead , and ul thn word pulled us bnrd as the
could , Thu bones tprung Into plticj wilh
snap , the soon recovered consciousness un
will live ,
rroHldunt IlarrUiin Will Alti'iiil.
WASIIISOTON , D. C. , Ojt. 1. There Is n
truth in Ihu report lhat the president ho
decided not to participate in the dedicator
services ot tbo Coluniblui exposition build
Ings In Chicago on the .21st.
"Tbo nretldont recognizes Has u nubll
k to be In Cblcaeu on that occasion ,
said Private Secretary llalford , "and b
will certainly bo luoro U Uo possibly cau. "
JOINED WIFII THE POPULISTS
G.vcrnor Pennoyor of Oregon DescrU the
Democratic 1'nrtj.
HIS REASON FOR TAKING SUCH A STEP
It Had I'rovoil Itnnir Itrcronut In Alt Trnill-
lion * llo Dccliirrn-ClcnrlMinl DC.
iiDiinrcd by thn Coiucrt to
Iho Nn\v I'olltlrnl 1'nltli.
Hosciinto , Oro. , Oct. 1. Governor i'cn
no.vcr nddrcsscd n mass mceUiiK of tbo
peoiilo'a party hero tbls ovonlnp : . llo do.
nounced tlio course botb of tbo democratic
nnd republican parttos nnd contended that
the bulk of federal taxation should bo levied
upon tbo wcnlthy nuhcrtlmn uuon tbo labor
industries ot tbc country ; that tbcro should
bo free and cqunl culnngo of both cold and
silver monny ; Unit both should bo full legal
tender nud that p.ipur money required
by business interest ? should bo issued direct
by the government , rather than by private
bantling ussocuulonsvtiluh , llxo gold and
silver , should bo le xl tcndor. In ndvocatlng
tbcso measures now , ho found himself out-
sidu of the poll ) leal organization to which ho
formerly belonged , but Una wai neither his
fault , nor his mlstortuno. It Is the limit , if
not the misfortune of the Into democratic
parly , which , bo sanl , navlm ; nbiindoncd its
principles , now oupht by right to abandon Its
name. It had proved recreant to ull its tra
ditions und was lorojxvcurlng Us faulty
to thn cause of the people. It had Until in
blind Idolatrous devotion at Ibo shrlno of a
man whoso BoludistliiKiiishlnK characteristic
was his stubborn stibscrvlenco to the de
mands of tin inonomelnllsts. ( 'nrcful Iti-
vestiuntion , hov.'ovcr , disclosed thu fact that
this devotion was roall.v not duo to him , i\
he had neither personal qualities , iniclloctual
endowments nor political sagacity to win
"Tho real reason of bis potoniv"conUniied
the governor , "Is the tuut that bis candidacy
is dumnndeJ hy the money power. The Chicago
cage conventio'n turned Its back upon all Its
revered traditions und mudo a most profound
suliiam to Iho great .loss set up by thu de
votees on inonniiiotnllsin and bunk ran money.
The nomination of Harrison and Cleveland ,
of Ilko principles nnd policy upon the load
ing ( iiieslions , by iho opposing political
parties , Is quite nn anomaly in the political
world. Bui. fortunately 1'or tno country , a
new [ ni'tj bus entered the political arena in
untugonism to both of Iho old purtio * . In
stead of raising the hulk of nutlouul revenue
by tariff tnxulion , which fall * wilh unjust
ami unequal wclqlit upon ihelabor Industries
of the country , It would transfer the bulk of
the burden hy income tux , to the wealth of
the milieu , where it Justly belongs. The
oulv Just standard of luxation Is thu one
which compels men to pay according to their
wealth.1 ,
noi/ricu TIIIJ OO.MIIINATIOX.
Tlir Kniisiis Drmoerat Soiin on thn Atlliincn
Iti-lwcrn the Doiiiodriit. * mill r ptilNls.
TOPEKA , Ivan. , Oct. 1. The Kansas Dora-
ocrat , which has herotoloro been the recog
nized organ of the fusion of the democrats
und populists , bolted that movcmont toJi.y
in u long editorial , and removed from the
head ol its cdilorinl column the fusion slalo
and electoral tlckols. Tno Democrat slatei
that it bus discovered-that the fusion move
ment wus cAlled Into existence nnd Is now
controlled by a sot of sellisn oflico sceUers ,
, 'ho are dominated more by Ihu hope of
elltsh gain lliati by a dcslro for the triumph
f democratic principles. The movement ,
as dwindled down , says the Democrat , into
contest within tbo fusion ranks between
few of tlio lenders , who are seeking lo
did themselves to the United States senate
0 succeed Senators I'oiTor and Parkins ,
; vhoso terms soon oxoiro. The bolt of the
Democrat is u body Dlow lo the fusloji move
ment.
JKOUXSIC'S JCKSKiXAT ION ACCKI'TKD
rcrctnry FoRtcr I avers the App < } liitniuiit
ol Charles Conk of Nv Vork.
WASIIISGTON' , D. C. , Oct. 1. The president
as accapted the resignation of .ludgo
Lorenzo Crounso , assistant secretary of the
rousury , to take effect loaay. It is said
Secretary Foster favors the appointment
f Mr. Charles Cooli of Now York to lill
he vacancy.
StlfKS tl ) IllK StUtflllfllt.
KANSAS CITV , .Mo. , Dot. 1. 'I'he Star thu
vening says editorially : "Somo of tlm re
publicans papers nro very much disturbed
about what \V. K. Nelson is reported to have
aid upon his recent return from England in
ecard to the 'fair trade' movement in that
: ountry , and are soukine lo discredit bis state
ment. What Mr Nblsousnid was that there is
nn agitation in EnglFind , in lha spirit of ro-
alialion , in favor of imuosing a duty on
American wheat , and this is true. It is
claimed by tno promoters of ttiis movement
hut England's supply of wheat can be
1 raw n from the other wheat producing sec-
ions of the world without materially In
creasing Ibo cost lo the lOnglish consumer ,
und that the United .States may be , and
ought to bo , punished for discrimination
agal st English products. The protection
doctors of this country do not relish the Idea
of tuUing their own medicine. "
.MuKinloy ut CMiiriinmtl.
CINCINNATI , O. , Oct. 1. The republicans
of Clncii.nati had their first political ineel-
ng tonight in Music hall. The house was
was filled and an overflow meeting was ad
dressed from tbo front uf the bull ,
Hon. Charles 1' . Taft presided in Maslo
ball. The principal suecch wus made by
Governor McKinley , Who discussed the pro-
oclivo tariff and that plank of the demo
cratic platform which ( imposed to remove
the tax upon state banks. Ho vlowed this us
n step toward a rolurn lo the old disastrous
sv.slem of state banks and the destruction of
the present bunking plan. Conlruiting thnt
system with the present- national plun , bo
emphasized Ibo imporlanco to workingrr.on
of u contlnuanco of tlio present linnncml sys
tem , which guaranteed full value every where
to every dollar received as wages.
Grovcr HUH Sin lulurl'Hrril.
DALLAS , Tex , , Oct. 1. A News Aurora ,
Tex , special says : The following loiter , received -
coivod loday , explains itself :
GuAYUitMM. : IIt//.AiM'H IIAV. Mas . , Fnpt.
C ? . Dr. J. I ) . Iluroh , Aurora , Tux. My
DourKIr : I have just road your letter of the
JJ.I In't. , ana It Is the fourth iinu I huvu re
ceived toduy rorjrrln. morti or leiis ill-
recllto my alleged Intnrferenca with
the factional ll''ht uinnnK the .Icmo.'rutn
of Texas. 1 have answered thu others , as I
must thH , by H.iylni that 1 have nul In any
way. manner or form Into ) fered with your
factional uontrovoiHV an I do nut Intund lo do
so. WhurovuiT there are dumourats oirnet : > Uy
Hiipportlns the prlneii.uH | ( if tlu doinouratlu
jiurty I am In byniitliy | : with thuin.'hul
uliero thuro are fiictlous I hhull taUo no part
In their dlllluulucd. Very truly yours ,
( iuoviii ULEVLLAND.
Ddiiincriitit ! ( } luhn ( 'iiiiviiiitliiii ,
NEW YOIIK , Oct. 1. All arrnngemonts for
tlio convention of Iho National Association
of Domocrutlu Clubs , lo be held hero Tuns ,
ilujv are compleled. The crodenllals rn-
ceivod indicalo lhat every siuto und lord'
lory will bo reprosuntou. The delngatiou :
from thu western stutos are expected Sun
day.
sii ; TIIKS c
I'UIOKS TOR MBATs
Tney nro for CASH OM.V lit J
Marliut. UCI llruadwuy , Coiiii.'ll
Oloomarzurlno and Iluttorlne , 1'c.
At these prices It will uuy you to buy fo
catthonly at JlK&CillvNDOUK'tJ Moat Murku
where you cuu ulwuys uut thu best ut uiuuu
SHE HAD CONSUMPTION ,
And Was Thonshtby Her Triond ? find Phj-
nicinLS to Bo Beyond Medical Help ,
NOTABLE RESULTS OF LUNG TREATMENT
Ai Applied Hy | ) rx. Coiirliuut mill .siriir | | < l
In the I : MO ol Mrj. U i II WluiVm
r < < riimiiuitlly Utirrd ,
"Throe jcnts nno inj tniulitn boinn wllli liotnnt-
rnxoof tlio liiii ( { < . 1 ns nt UKU tlinpofr lii-nl.liy ,
but the Icias of tilomt wimkenocl ray no Hint I hnil tu
tnko to inj : bed. Slmrp. fliuollnit | .nlns . nimliInko \
mo In lliocliett , Mtondlnit Imck to tlio ihonldrr
lilnilcn. jinlns In tliohcnil , nmrliik' nuliios In thec.irii
ncl , constlnt Imrrklnu ami > | iUtln , trjbiK to
rnlse llio nuicin Hint cunMnntlr droppuil tinm the
lit-iitHnihothio.it.
My condition now nn < o or-
Inus Hint my iiclBlitiorn t'nd BMVO JoMMi M to mr
rocovpr'lliirtcen weeks I n.ii foiccil to tit up in
my lip < l. iiimhlo tu llu down or sloip. "
Tlio spoAUi'i1 was Mrs. Kwell , of 102 ; ?
Martha street , corner of Twentieth.
HoganHitjr her illr.e s and rocnvory
Mrs. Kwoll went on to say :
MItS. i
"A niinibcrorpliyMcian * wcrucalli-ilto sconic.tiul
thcuxiiil ronuilloadl.l niDllORuodnt nil. nnd tin-
iloclorsnll ulil I lind . '
eoinmnptlmi. 'Ihu rlilll- ,
fever , xnxiitn , omnvlntloii nnil c-\.no ! rtcadlly
npiitnn. Arii-rn ttniu I w.is liulnotMl to call upon
D . ropptnml nnd - . '
slu-pnrd. 1 hey were not niu-
IOIIH to tnkp my cn p. lint I had conlldpnro In thi-m
iindliopcdtlicy would lu-lp mo. Thi-lr u > ifm | | | > ii
ceiurd lo KO nt once to tlio soul of my dlsenvu. it
wnsdlireront Iroin niijllilMKl Inn ! over taken. It
boK.iu at onto to clcanso
my limes und relieve my
pain nnd . .orciiLi i ,001 , Kalnod llesli andntriMiKiii
nnd slowly rcKidt.ed my l.onltli , lint It n-ns n hard
and lutiRllKht. U tonk couraKU to try to iscl well
when my physician * h.vl said they could do millilng
for mo. lint I WIIH bound to live for my family' ! ,
faku , nudcan say that I am completely restored and
ai well as ever Only the special method * . I be
lieve , of His.
Copeland and t-liepurd could liavo
produced such n happy result. "
Positive proof that the olTeets o ! Drs
Copeland sind Sliopitru's system of
treatment is litstinn and comuluto
what uvldunuo could ho stronger ? "
SI1K1SVKLL TO DAY.
ThostatoinentofMi-H. Kwoll , as ffivon
above , \\asiiiadoby that ladv last lu-
"
eeinbci' , nearly one your ngu. In o dor
tolcarn if her euro was more than a
temporary b.MiulU , she was questioned a
few d'iys ago and spuko aa follows , ; n
reply :
"I
nmiflndtolmnuJotontiitutlintnlll said IHKI
winter about ih-euro In my caiu by Drs. I'opolaiid
iin.1 Shopnnl l.iiuu today. 1 Icel that their treat
ment i * of permanent valna for I am entirely fri.o
from uny return of my tormcr condition , nltlioiiKli
lately I have overtaxed my strcniflh very much be-
cwineof tiioalckn 'Sfof my liusbniid. I am still
tronir ami In Kood he.Uth. I c.m heartily co.-nniond
the skill of Drs. Copeland nnd shepard nnd cd
vl-e evL-ry.one with chronic illsojao '
to call i > , ,
thoiu. :
MAIL
Comes from tlio Rust. West. North airl Sontl-
boirlna tjstlinoiiy of tin sncau f.ii . tr-it- '
nicntof Drs. OjDdland und .SliopirJby '
Uhinh Sent to AH .I
$5 A MONTH.
CATAUHIl TUKATEI ) AT THK UMIFOUM
HATB OKf , , - ) _ t
MSIIlvl ) KuKC. KOH MA , OI'IIKII IMS
KASKS THE KATES Wlhli IIR LOW AND
yXlKOI.MAXl | > In I'lIm-OIlT OX TO T l"
ACTUAL COST OK MKO1CLNE KEQUII El )
ROOMS311 nmlil5 : , NEW VOIIIC LIKF.HUILD-
1X0. OMAHA. MKII.
VV. H. COl'HljAXD , M. n.
C. S. SI 113PAHD , 'M. n.
M'jW..TK.S ; Ciitirrh. Asthnm , Ilronchl-
itls nervous Dse.-isrs. U ooil Ilsoisos ) , Uliuu-
niiitlsiii. Coiisiitnutlon. mil nil i-hronlo alien ,
tlons of the I'hroit , LIIII S , ritoniiioli , Liver
nnd Ivldlleys
Ollico | , UUN ! n lo II n in. . 2 to . " > p. in. , T tu
u-"i. Sunday. Un.iii. to I-'in.
W .C. ESTEP ,
Funeral Director , EmbalniBr
114 Main Street ,
CouJull BlulTs.
Ut Council
Capital stock $ ir ) ! ) , ( ) . )
Siirplus ami IVollts til,01)I (
Net wipllnl nnil siirpliu $2:50,0) : ) : )
Dlrccturs-J. I ) . KJ n m Iroi. ' 5. li. Sliu irt , K I )
CJloiiMiii , K. K. Ilart. I. A Mtlljr. I , V. line l nil
unit CliiirK's K. ll'iinri. 'I'r.1:1.1.1:1 : : uuatril n.i-ii ,
tux IniMltiuti. l.aruoil cipluil tuU siirpliu ot u.i/
biinli In ljuutlinvMuni lo.v.i
INTKUUsT ( IX TIMI5 HHl'0311'3.
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL HLUFFS.
The wnntA Ivortliumont nipp.\rln | * In
iio.Nvap.iiitr AI-O otton the most lntor stln |
imrt of IU content * . They enprim Hip urgent
needs , tlio dally \rlslirn of the people who
wnnt * nni8thlni { nnd who are nllllnx to da
conu-thlEi ; .
\ \ TANTI5I ) . rood girl tor Rcncral housework
nt 111 Ulon nvonno.
ilASrilUAGH for hordes . mil c.itlloj llnl
clttMi f I..V ) n innntli. Innulro nt Oil llro.id *
IPAHM nnil city lo ; n . Money lo.inoj on
, . t < V.uk " " ! ' . " * ! " KoM i-stiito for snlo.
uwollln r and bn lno < ii ronlnU. Moni-v loinoJ :
fur lee tl InvusloM. Lou etc. .V 'rWltv.111 i'
_
"
. 'K Horse , btisjy nn I li irncM"i\7
lilt siorlllco ! Rortl outfit ! gOD'l Wellhrol
roul : horse. Must soil. U. II. Lowl * . n I'oul
street ,
JDH HALK Doslrablo rcililnnco nronsrtr
J-tin Turk uvo. All nm.icni Innir.iveinL-iitu ,
U rooms "no block from motor ; u bargain If
tsikoi' nt oncoj unsy p.iyinunts or I ratio U U.
ra SAliK Two-voar-old Olydps'lnlo oolt ,
1'iillat lHM-iln ( sU
K Crnamory o itfll , coinprKluff'JT
h p , hnl or. lO-h. p. oiielnc. 'J Oo l.avrilo
* L > | iir.iliMoraniii v.its. .Hlgaiion-f cafh ; aih
clinriioMma'lqns ; uowcr Imttcroiki > r , hn > tn
scalci , wnlejil o.iii , water link and othwr
tlMjiro * . Will soil clioun for cash ot traUo
forl'in i. K. II. She.'ifo.
1JMU TltAtK-lnniis li : i"orpolv "pnunlvTiid"
- ' I'uslur eonnty. .Nob. , for ito -U of | .u\olty.
organ's , fnrnltiiro or Innlnuss properly In
foiui'-ll II hi ITs. K. II. Shcifi' .
T 'Oli SAliK Ohoicoat f.-irm . in I'ottawalta- *
1 moC'o. , 413 nuroivo.l < lei < tt , > d an I lm.
pruvu.l. I'rlco JlJan aero , lill Sliu.ifo.
II' Yit ) have iiiyTliTii for irilo or tr.nTii sju
K ll.bhtltfi ) , linn I way an I M ii'i
"Jj'OU SAliK On sun 1 pay.nouN. fruit unil'
* Burden Inn I noir Council lll.iiri . li n.
( ihnafc. llroadw ly an I .Main stroot.
"I/IDH SAM5 Uloan nlooic irirlxvtiToo | | a-\ .
l I iblNlio I trr.lu , Involi'o alintit iVIli. ( loot
caon forso " ] Itrr. _ Torim ujs'i ' 1C. ll. S'inafo. '
iroil "KXOUANOKUotnl " and ru t uTrTnT
* located nt Shuhort , No ! * . , an I III Ints In
Di'iivcr. Colo. : will uvclinnjo for clear No-
hr.isi.-ii lan.l. hill. Hhuafo.
UA AOHK farm with linprovumniils , llvo
'J'-'iiilies north of Ooun ! ! llluITi ; { 11 an ueros
UHiiiip li.irjulii. 1' II. Slioifo. _
\\7ANTKD No' rasUa luu 1 In uM'h.iuco for
il good work horses. R II. Shtvifo.
UAIE OK KXailANurc-liiij-acri- In
i 'Whro'.er county. Not ) . Will t.ilii ) muroban-
illsc. R II. Blinuto.
_ _
I71UK SAIjKIlotol with fitrnltiiro anil llx-
J- lures .il liarn . I'rlci'
- ; rooms , , ut . II,5JJ.
l.uciitt'd In Douglas coiintv. I ) illy receipts ,
li II. Shuufa.
(1 AUUACiK rcinuvod. L ( " < S pools vaults and
_ Je _ 1 1 liiiimysoioiiiied. _ K. 1 K 1 1 1 1 r U c. O , ty Uldg.
\\T A.OOO A Ot ) . hnvo some of the llnost
i farms Iu Boiithwostprii Iowa for sale.
( . 'all and scous. _ MJ Main hlreut-
WANTKD A thoroiuhlv co'iipelent cM ;
must ho u tiooil cook. Inquire ot .Mrs. W.
A. Matirur. KM Sceoim iiveiuiu ,
_
AIIAKQAIN , U-iicre fruit und gnrilun tract
-4 in Hits from poslolllce. 'J" acres iim rapes.
! i aere In blackberries. UoJ upplo trt'os. 75
lilum trees. : to cherry treef. ihvo line , stable ,
el.I'rlco $1,00 ' .00. No trade. F. II. Miuafo.
$5/in I'KIl MONTH rents seed B-room
dwelllni : on Avenue O near ' . ' < ilh street , 1C.
II. Miuufo.
SAfjK Kurnltiire. ll.xlni-es anil lease.of
the largest an > i llnesl holol iu soutliern
Nfhiiis'i. ' : All inodern linprovcnuMits olo-
giint furniture- . Nut prollts flt.'Dl.uil pur an
num : building newly limit : no comp 't lion ,
I'r.cnl .PQJ.O' , halt cash. K. II. Sheufo. Council
lljrff-s. la
\V AN l'KI > Competent c.rl for cmiural
ii housework. UJHoutli Seventh Htroot.
\ \ L7AXTBD Iiiidy cook for ruatiiurunt. 108
South .Main street.
I'ltl ' ACUE improvud farm In Ml Is county ,
Iu. . J .r > .OD pur ncre : aKo ( i ) at J ' , ' , , " 1' ' ; 85 iuriiM
iiiilirovvci. In I'otlnwultntmo county at $ ij.OJ.
anps. .loliiislon , Van I'lttun.
Ill ) iluru inipmvod farm Iu Mills county. la. ,
f.a.'ii per ticru : also UK ) at * ' - ' . ' > : b.r > acres Im
provud In Pottttwutlainlo county. W. ; KIIUJIS.
.lolinstcui.V Van 1'itttuii.
" TRAY I'ONY Our dun eoion-d i.ony , with
black inane nud tall ; strayed from birn
toward asvliini ro.-ul Tliursd.-iv iilk'lit. hiHt.1 I
will piiy finilcr lo return him tome. J. W.
IK V OIJ wnnt to buy a lot see ( Jiocnslilclils ,
Nle houlson ft. Co.
II'1 you want to buy a bouse sco Cri.'cnshlolds ,
Nicholson k Co.
11''yon ' have a liouso toruntsue ( Jroenshlolds ,
Nicholson A Co.
If vou waul lo rent a house sue ( ircunshlulds ,
Nlcbc ul&on & Co.
II'you want to buy land scu QrucnshlcldB.
NU'hols & Co.
DO\'T liny property till you have seen
Urccnshlelds , NIolioLs'on & Co.
/"l ItlCK-SSMlELHS. NICHOLS-OX & CO. real
VJcHtuto und rental u gents , ( Ml ll\vay. , O.
Hitiirs.
1ST vonr property with ninn who rust , o to
J- , ll It. Sen Oreoiishlelils. Nluholsou & Go.
pKKKNSHIKl.DS. NICHOLSON & fO. nl-
Uwnys have snaps on hand i'or cousorvutlvo
Investors.
JK YOU want tf ) hour "ioiiiotlilnsr now roanrd-
ng real oslalo see Oreeu hulds , Nicholson
Ai Co.
GltKKNSIIKLIJS. NI01IOI > 'ON&CO. nro the
leadini ; rntil eBlalu dealers of Council
IIlull's. Hoe them when you want anything.
fUKKN.SHEUJS , NICHOLSON li. CO ? Imro
VI niiuiy b.ir.'alns In imirovud aul v cant
piopurl.v which they would ho pleased lo
show you.
( * KKKNSHIKMS , NICHOLSON & CO. have
VJTllio largest list of property of any flrju Jn
the city * .
; - ) . NICHOLSON & CO. uro
always rmidv unit over wlltlni ; to show
piopurty ; rUs always on hand. Uo und fauo
then ) .
' fontot that Ou-onsliioidc & N'lohol-
DON'T > rlifi't in iho m.dillu of the ring ;
la ruest list of property of any dnulur In thu
clly.
. K anil take ouu ot Uiui > n * > lilclilH. K.cliul- .
GO.M ' rl H nnd luxe u ride over thu city ; II
COSIH you nothing.
To convince you that we have many
opportunities for investments that will
make you money.
Wake up. Investigate. Look around
you. Come to our office and let us show
you that for every dollaryou invest now
in Council Bluffs realty it will bring you
1OO per cent before the World's Fair
closes. Wre have property in certain
parts of the city where gigantic improve
ments are being started that will jump
values up from 1OO to SOO per cent in
the next year. Come around and see us
and get in on the ground floor.
If you have anything to buy or sell
come to us. If you want to rent a house
or have a house to rent come to us.
Come to us anyohw ; m.l we will cell you airJ show
you things that will surprise you , and if you will let
us we will make you money.
1161. NIC
621 Broadway , Council Bluffs.