0 THE OMAHA DAILY 1JEK : SUNDAY , JANUARY 8 , 1803-S1XTEEN TAOKS.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BI.UFFS.
OKMCKs NO. 13 f'KAUt. , STHBKT.
Delivered 1 > y cairlcr to any part of tlio oily
ItV. . Tl I/TON , MANAOKII.
TF.U.P1IOM.H fSRlt I Ilu'-lnruiOfllrc | | . ; , | | ( , No. No.i3 43 !
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N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Hluffs ( .utnocr Co. Coal.
A marrlngo license was Issued yesterday
to Ncls Hiuiscn nnd Catherine ICal.strup ,
both of this flty.
Carl Uurliorn fell while walking on South
Bo vcn tit street 1-Yldny afternoon nml sus-
tnlncd a severe fracture of tlio leg.
flev. G. W. Knydcr at the Enterprise
Lutheran church today at fl p. in. niul every
evening this week excepting Saturday.
The linrdwaro dealers of the city Imvc
nprced to close their places of business hero-
nftcr at ( IsCOp. ni. cxcuplIiiR on Saturday
evenings.
( tobert l.liuci-lck was arrested last evenIng -
Ing for stealing' a pall of syrup nnd a sack of
flour from In front of Hratlloy's grocery
store , on upper Hroaihvay.
rnitv Guild will meet In special session
with Mrs. Harris , Momlayat'JiiiO p.m. tocom-
plete arrangements for Mm watch party to
behold at Mrs. Harris' Friday , January 20.
The supervisors held their closing session
of iho January meeting yesterday. They
npixilnted James A. Kellar janitor for the
coming year and llxed his salary at Jl.WKJ
per year.
D. I > . Smith nnd Miss Uralo Marsh of Lin
coln , Net ) . , applied at , the county clerk's
oflico yesterday fora marriage license. The
jontiK Imly was found to be only 1(1 ( years of
JIRO , and as this was under the lawful limit
they went away disconsolate- .
The Grand Army of the Republic pine an
entertainment last owning lit their hall on
Pearl street. It , was u camp-lire , and was
attended by the. members of the various mil
itary organizations of the city. including the
Woman s Itelief corps and the Sons and
Daughters of Veterans. A supper was
served , after which speeches were made by
iv number of the old soldiers of this city and
Omaha.
The managers of the Hickory ball , which
is to be given next Monday evening , liiivo a
full-fledged kick on their hands. A band
from an outside town -was engaged by them
to furnish tlio music for the entertainment.
without giving the musicians of Council
Blurt's oven a chance to bid for the work.
Tlio Jlluffs men claim that they lire able to
furnish Just as good music as any of their
rivals and think they should have had the
tlrst chance.
A concert will bo given at the Presby
tcrlnn church on the evening of January lilt
In the interest of the Young Men's Christian
association. A number of the jmpils of the
Omaha school of nuislo will lake part and
the whole will bo under the direction of
Prof. 1j. A. Torrens. Among those who will
participate arc the Heinicke ladies' quar
tette. TJ. U. Copcland and Hurt IJutlor of
Omaha , and 1. M Trcnor and J. II. Simms of
Council niulTs.
Justices Fox and Vicn have had a wager
pending for several days , as to which of
them would have the llrst marriage cere
mony to perform in their respective terms of
ofilce , Yesterday fate smiled on Fox three
times , and Just that many times did he score
one over his opponent , who is now languish
ing in sack cloth and ashes. The following
nrc the names of the parties whose weddings
ho ofllclnlly blessed : Charles Crow of Omaha
und Lotta llowley of Cambridge. 111. ;
Peter Thompson and Florence Hull of
Omaha ; L. H. Fong of Sioux City and Cecil
S. Stai-buck of DCS Molnes. The last named
groom was an almond-eyed Chinaman , while
his bride was u white woman. In question
ing the bride about the ease it developed that
she had been working for herself ever since
she was 1 ! ! years of age , and now sought
refuge from a life of labor in the uffcetions of
Mr. Fong who , ns she naively said , "tells me
he is making f 10 a day. "
A Time for Kvrrj tiling.
Now is t.ho time during the cold
weather to keep warm by buying peed
furs nt n low price at ' tlio Uoston Store ,
Council BlulTs , In. Our on tire fur
etock at almost half nrlce , and in some
cases oven less.
Don't lot the prices surprise you , for
wo hivvo co i tuinly got them nud just us
advertised , as has always boon our cus
tom.
60c black hair mufTs , I9e etie.h.
$1.125 black coney mulls. "Do each.
$1.75 French coney muffs ) . OSc ouch.
$2.75 capo seal mull's , SI.I. . " ) oaoh.
Three dollar and fifty cent black
opossum and Baltic seal muffs , $1.08.
Astrnchan mulTs from $4.50 to $0.00 in
ono lot , choice for $ U. 10 each.
$33.00 mlnlc capo , now $22.50.
$22.50 Krimmor cape , now $1-1.50.
$12.00 electric seal capo , now $0.75.
519.50 aslraclian civpo , now $11. 50.
& ! . ' ! . 0(1 ( electric seal military capo , ! U
Inches long , now $27.00.
Boston Store ,
FOTIJKRINGIIAM.WIIITELAW&CO
Council BlulTs.
1'KllbOX.ll * I'.lHAUlt.lI'lIti.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs , G. C. Drown , a son
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
10:28 : Seventh avenue , a sou ,
Miss Maud Morrison of Mt. Pleasant ii
visiting Mis. Albright , on South Suventl
street.
Miss Delia Mlkcsell anil sister have re
turned from a visit witii friends in Ne
braskn.
rrMr. O. K. Meyers started cast last ovcntni
to pun-huso goods. Mrs. Meyers uceom
panted him.
Mrs. Ellen Cool has returned from a vlsl
to Mary villa , Mo , , and will spend some tinv
with her brother , C. Wesley.
rjAV. S. Capell , who has been in St. I-oul
talcing a special course in medicine , has re
turned nnu will remain u week or two.
AV. .1. Davenport and wife returned Frida ;
night from a visit with relatives InViscoi
sin. Mrs. Davenport has gone to visit friend
In Mount Pleasant and Burlington ,
Mrs. V , F. Foi-d , the llrst plnu organist th
Congregational church of this city had. an
who to a largo extent was responsible fn
the trial of the plpo organ experiment In th
churches of Council Bluffs , will onieluto a
the organ at that church today. Mrs , S. I1
AVadsworth , the well known soprano sololsl
will wing at the evening service.
The snow nnd eoltl wutithor tlocs no
dhmiiiijli the domamlor aoroiijjo in tli
Klnin tract , : ij miles cast of the post
cfllco ; ! ! 00 auras yet for sale In from on
to ton aero tracts , tuilttiblo for Irtilt am
garden. Day & lloss , agents , 'M Pour
ati-cot. '
"Concert ut the Grand , " to othe
with a splendid dinner , Sunday OVOH
injjr , Junuury R A pleasant soeiu
fcuturo for the public , witli only th
ubiml prleo for dinner.
( ! . \V. C'hiiinlierlalii Demi ,
A telegram has been received from th
superintendent of thu Insane asyium n
Mount Pleasant announcing the death of C
AV. Chamlierlalii lust Thursday night , froi
Inflammation of the bowels. Several month
ago ho was taken with a mild fori
of insanity as the result of Kiel
ness , and it was decided thu
lie must go to the state Institution for treal
iiient. lie was still thereat thu time of hi
death , lie leaves a wife and four childrci
Misses Pearl and Clara , and Messrs. Fran
mid Curl. Thu remains will bo taken t
Oskuloosa , la. , for burial. O. C. Chambc :
lain , the brother of the deceased , has gun
to Mount Pleasant to look after the 11
rangemeiits.
For wiirmlntr miest chambers , bat
rooms , etc. , our ijtis h enters arc jui
\vhut you vvuut. Look at them. Clear
convenient cheap. U. O. Gas und ICloc
trio Lifjht Co.
Brighter'tlnui gas , cheaper than ole <
trio lightnnd ns beautiful us n tirctun-
thoto r.ew art lumps at Lund Bros.
Coal and wood ; best and cheapos
Miosourl hard wood in the city ; proun
delivery. II. A. Cox , No. 4 Main ,
VIMITO rriAit pAi'vrit ni tirro
NhuS rllOM lOlMIL BLlrFS
Oily Attorney Hazcltou Will Pnsh tho' Oase
Against the Motor Company *
FURTHER DELAY WILL NOT BE TOLERATED
II tln llrrti llniiRliiK I'lri * for nl.oni ; Tlnir ,
nnd ( ho Amount Iimilvril It More
Than thn Oily Cnn AfTord
( u ! .o r.
The indication. " , now ore that the proceed
ings commenced by the city against the
motor company to recover f8KK ( ) for the pay-
mentof the pavlngatthc Intersections of the
strcqts will bo pushed to completion In the
near future. The case was commenced as
long -ago as December OT , 1WK ) , and ever
since that time has been dracglng
along , some pretext or other always
being urged whenever any ques
tions wcio asked as to the reason for tlio de
lay. Mayor Macrae lays the blame on Judge
McGcc , and claims that the case would have
been tried long ago had It not been that the
Judge was too busy with Chautauqua work
and his congressional campaign to give thu
cast1 a hearing. Now , however , the Kith of
this month is the date set for Iho trial , and
City Attorney Hnzclton says tfmt so far as
the prosecution of It Is concerned , there will
be no further delay.
The city Is not in any condition to throw
away or give away that fS.OOO , and the hope
Is expressed that no further opportunity bo
given the motor company to postpone the
tiial.
\Vlio Wr There.
The Burke receptions last Wednesday and
Thursday nights , wcro decidedly the most
elaborate entertainments of the week , and
were among the most brilliant as well as the
most enjoyable that have ever been given in
Council Bluffs. The following is a list of the
guests who were invited on the two even
ings ;
Wednesday Messrs and Mcsdaines
Thomas Officer , Orcutt , D. W. Otis , W. F.
Baker , ,1. F. Evans , T. J. Kvans , John Dan-
forth , G. W. Crofts , S. Farnsworth , H. H.
Field , G. B. Walte , W. W. Wallace. A. B.
Walker , H. P. Wun-en , A. S. Beck , J. B.
Atkins , M. J. Alworth , J. H. Arthur , John
Bennett , C. B. Parmelee , E. II. Haworth ,
William Groneweg , AV. S. Mayne. N. D.
Lawrence , I' . J. Montgomery , L. F. Murphy ,
W. II. Millard. W. S. McMIckcn , Lyons'
Cooper , Bcebe , West , E. Cole , George Car
son , W. W. Moore , .1. "W. Pcrcgoy. C. E. Bell ,
John Bcrqshclni , Torn Metealf. Borland ,
Uoe , A. J. Stephcnson , Terwilliger , L. L.
Spooncr , W. H. Uoblnsoit , Hugh Cole , J. J.
StcadmanHenry Stevenson , E. C. Smith ,
H. W. Hazclton , H. W. Hatteniiauer , W. E.
Haverstock , E. L. Shugart , Spencer Smith ,
J. J. Stewart , James Patterson , Fred. II.
Hill , Uockwcll , Gardner , Gavin , Kobertson ,
Keller , George ICccline , John Pugh , J. J.
Shea , William Slcdentopf , H. W. Sawyer , N.
Shepherd , "W. M. Shepard. J. U. Kiee ,
Edward Jefferis , Thomas Jcfferis , C. M.
Harlo , J. D. Harle. John Hanthorn. A. S.
Hiuelton , U W. Tullevs , P. c. do Vol , N.
1' . Dodge , Dudley , U C. Empkio ,
Edward Spooner , O. P. McKesson ,
Smnwalt , E. F. Test , W. H. Thomas , Al
Wood , Albert Wells , . F. O. CHeuson ,
Brougham ritovenson , J. Fisk. Straub , Holfe ,
Weiss , Bloomer. George F. Wright. W. II.
M. Pusey , Stephen Phelps , A. C. Graham ,
E. 1. Woodbury. John Schoentgen , George
Gerner. D. B. Clark , J. B. Patterson , George
Metcnlf , F. J. Day , Cleaver , Devinc , Gor-
hain , Uecd , Hohinson , Gordon , O. W. Gra
ham , Alexander ; Mesdames Jane Baldwin ,
S. J. Ballard , A. S. Grosvenor , F. A. Burke ,
Samuel Clinton , Eli7.a Crawford , George
Bebbington , Weidcnsnll , Annie Darraugli ,
U. P. Snow , S. P. Harris , S. F. Stephens , C
D. Harmon , W. W. Ma.vnard ; Misses Sher
man. Mary Paschal , Abbott , Lorena Abbott ,
Edith Morton , Graves , Gilliland , Herman.
Maggie Green , Alcester Lyons , Alice Beobe ,
Mangum , Gertie Brown , Lizzie Crocker ,
Lena Haworth ; Messrs. II. C. Bccbc , E. B.
Bowman , sr. , J. D. Hutchiuson , John Do-
hancy , John Green , J. H Heed , Paul Snyder ,
Ambrose Burke , Adolph Bcno , AV. D. Beebe.
Charles F. Paschal , Harris , Leo Swearingen ,
Among the guests invited for Thursday
evening were ; Messrs , and Mcsdaines John
T. Stewart , Charles Test Stewart , J. E. F.
MeGco. C. H. Pinney , Frank Pusey , William
Sapp , AV. W. Loomis. D. AV. Bushnell , F. M.
Gault. J. J. Brown , Donald Macrae , D. Ma
crae , jr. , Joel L. Stewart , Charles Haas , C.
H. Bower , J. N. Baldwin. E. E. Hart , Sam
uel I' . MacConncll , AV. A. Maurer , B. M.
Sargent , 1. M. Treynor , AVill Trevnor , A. AV.
Helkman , J. H. Plunier , W. I. Smith. J. M.
Barstow , F. E. Shepard , George P. Sanford -
ford , C. T. Officer , AV. J. Jamison , N. AV.
Macey , A. B. Thnrncll , 1. A. Miller , C. E. II.
Campbell , 1 Cohort Mullis , AV. H. Lynchiird ,
J. A. L. AVaddcll , E. J. Babcock , II. E.
Deemer , AV. AV. Sherman , F. H. Evans , AV.
E. Aiteheson , K. S. Allen , M. F. Uohrer , J ,
N. Cusady , AV. E. Estep. O. H. Lucas , S. B.
Farnsworth , E. H. Odell , George T. Phclps ,
J. AV. Squire , Smith Saumlers , Henry Aran
Brunt , F. W. Houghton. J. C. Mitchell , H ,
P. Barrett , Tidd , S. I ) . AVadsworth , C. L.
Felt , V. Jennings , August Borcshoim. J. H ,
Pace , Oscar Keellno , W. A. Gronewog ,
Humphreys , E. E. Aylcsworlh , D ,
B. Dailey , E. A. liisscr , Jennings ,
AV. S. Kecline. Gcorgo A. Keellno , For-
sytho. V. L. Trcynor , Frank A'an Brunt ,
F. K. Davis , J. P. Davis , Gcorgo S. Damon ,
A. T. Elwell , F. II. Thomas , H. W. Tilton ,
A. P. Hanchett , Lyman Shugart , Fret
Spooner , John T. Oliver , C. E. Woodburv
Frank I' . AVright , II. C. Cory , AV. J. Davcn
port , Charles Beno , Lougce , E. H. Mcrriani
T. J. Mackey , C. S , Lefferts , E. E. Mayne
A. T. Uico , Kobert Graham , \V. D. Hardin
C. H. Tyler , N. M. Pusey , Grimm , AVatts , AV
X ) . AVirt , Warner AVelch , C. C. Cook , Ernes
Cook. Mesdames Knepper , Bradbury
Huber , Key , Horace Everett , " Albertsoi
Downing , Hose Patterson , E. II
Kyuti , Carrie ICIeo Brooks , B
Johnstono , J , F. Brodbcck , M
J. O'Neill , Palmer , Sebcrt , Davenport , J
W. Chapman , J , Lyman , McKune , A'irgini :
McConncll , McDowell , Deinlng , A'udli
Porter , Lizzie Glcuson , Harriet Hardin
Misses Charity Babcock , Bessie Stewart
AVaddcll. Fannie Cory of Denver , Carri
Dodge , Olio Cook , itoberts of Olney , 111 ,
Ogden , Kitty Ogdcn , Jcssiu Farnsworth
Furnsworth , Florence Murtyn , Helen Canii
bell , Mary Key , May Davenport , Funni
Reynolds. May Watts , Ida Lutz , Nclli
Moore , Angle AVichhaiti , Bowman , Nclli
Bowman , JCurnmohlen , Nellie Wright
LHu AVright. Carrie Morgan , Nor ,
Drown. Roeluvcll , Keating , Billiard
Elslo Butts , Grace Gleason , Gertiu Glcason
Grace Foster , Anna Patterson , Stella Pat
tcrson , Manila Stcphonson , Jennie AVullaec
Ida Wallace , Maud Olllvcr , Mury Olllvei
Helen Shepherd , Kittle Billiard , Ntinnl
Hardin , Liz/lo Hardln , Nclliu Sackett , Mat
tie KIce , Sue Hadollet , AddluShorman , Geoi
glu Bennett , Huttlu Palmer , Hnttlo Bakei
Mutllu Baker , is'eilio Parsons , Sophia Get
ncr , Kate Gerner Julia Olllcor , Adcla DC
hiinoy , Anna Casaity , Nealo , Ann
Oberholtzer , Grace Doming , Mar ,
I Damon , Lou Smith , Ella M. Stuar
of Shcnandoah , Bretu Jcfferis , Dickey
Jessica Jackson , Lillian Jacksoi
Manito Griuncll , Bcrtla Kellar , Cai
rlo and Nellie Wells , Clara Evans , Elsl
Honn , Julia Fitch , KoVrta Huttcnhuuci
Jesslu Hatteniiauer , Jennie Howe , Sabi
Amy , Lena \Vulhu-e , AVlnnle Crafts , Cora I
Woodbury , A'uii Horn , Ida Cusady , Mutild
and Emma Iviskaskl , Beebe , Dora Grass.
Messrs Leonard Everett , Thomas Ii
Cusudy , George K , Hanthorn , Samui
Etnyro , Horace Everett , Jr. , E. P. Fitcl
Harry Hultanhuucr. Howard Hattenhuuei
Loverett , J. M. Feiilon , John Paul , E. A
Wlckhum , John Calvin , Henry C. AVelh
Henry Alkins , W. 1C. Balubrldgo , Hobei
Pcregoy , J , L. Puxton , Johnson , Hughe :
Irving Parsons , Charenco E. Parsons , H. 1
Woodbury , Paul C. Aylesworth , K. A' , lima
John AV. Atwood , John II. Mlthen , Willlai
P. Officer , Leo Cameron Putterson , Kir
Patterson , George Evans. C. B. Towlo , Pai
TulloyB , Edward Gilbert. Curl Baker , Job
M. Pusey , Thomas Metealf , Jr. , Charles I
McDowell , II. G. McGco , Geo. H. Mayno , '
B. iMvoy , Hay Blxby , O. H. Blown , J. i
Bowman , Thomas Bowman , E. B , Bowinu
Jr. , George S. Wright , Palmer.
Twt-irtb Mtht I'arty.
The Misses Elslo and Carrie Schocntgi
entertained twouty of their young fricudi ;
n "twelfth iiljrht party" Friday evening at
their home. 7 l South Sixth street The
guests were all arrayed In seventeenth eeii-
turv costumes , the boys wearing the conven
tional powdered wigs nnd eyeglasses of
that period. The evening was spent In card
Playing , dancing , and other amusements ,
The following is a list of those present :
Misses Frances Bowman , Nellie Anderson of
.Glenwood . , Frank Dailey , Helen Baldwin ,
Oencvlevo Baldwin , Eleanor Stewart , Lu
Plnnev , Saitle Farnsworlh and Miss Gerner ;
Messrs. AVnrrcn Dailey , Bert Plnncy , AVIIllo
Squire , Dick Stewart , Clinton Spooner.
Hobert Baldwin. Tom Fanisworth , Fred
Empklc , Gcorgo Gerner.
MnrriifUir .Hnint1 Html.
A month or so ago an old man named Kerns
who lives near thif AA'abash track south of
the city , was arrested and liound over to the
grand jury on the charge of stealing a lot of
grain and flour from the freight ears that had
been left standing on the tracks In the yards
of the rail way company. U was known at the
time 'that ' he hud certain accomplices ,
but they managed to keep so
quiet that their whereabouts were
unknown , although they were supposed to
bo In Omaha. Yesterday they came to this
side of the river In an unguarded moment ,
and very soon after landed In the city Jail
with the charge of larceny entered against
them. Their names are Charles Kerns and
Frank Andrews , the latter being the man
for whom old man Kerns , when he was on
the witness stand , claimed to have been
hauling the stolen goods to Omaha.
Ural INtiite Market O | > rn .
It Is cvittont thnt there arepomo who
huvo conlldonco In the iiicrouslnir vnluo
of Council Bluffs realty ns profitable In
vestments , ns indicated by the luot Hint
ono firm iilone , thnt of Greonshields ,
Nicholson & Co. . during the past week
litvvo sold ono residence In AVilson tot-
race , the Ratlin" residence on Seventh
Btreol , a residence on Third street and
Fifteenth tivontic , H5 ucros of vineyard
on Elliott street , two lots In Piorco's '
addition ; nlso an J8,00 ( ! residence in
IvounU Place. Ucsidcs this , they have
fcovorul other largo deals whiuh are
practically completed , hut the formal
transfers are not yet made. For the
first week in January such a showing is
remarkable.
Killed 111 a Well.
B. F. Hureourt , who formerly lived In this
city , but has for some time past been a res
ident of Sioux City , met his death at the
latter place last Friday morning. Ho was
working In a well when one of the men who
was working at the top accidentally let a
heavy pail fall to the bottom , a distance of
fifty-two feet. H struck Harcourt on the
top of the head and fractured the skull. He
was taken out of Iho well in an unconscious
condition , and died in u few hours , Thu
funeral services will occur this morning at
the Advent church in Sioux City , and the
remains will bo brought from there to
Estep's undertaking rooms , from which
place they will bo taken to
Walnut Hill cemetery for burial tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The deceased was ItS
years of ago , and left a wife and four chil
dren , who are visiting friends in California.
Alimlealc.
A pleasant muslcalo was given last oven-
imr at the residence of C. A. Beebe , 1(5 ! ( Glen
avenue , by Miss Grace Bcebo and Miss Elllc
Ellis , two of the pupils of Miss Bella Hobin-
son , assisted liy Miss A'irginia Hobinson ,
violinist. A largo number of invited guests
were present and listened to u very attrac
tive musical program. The two young ladles
showed a great deal of technical skill and
musical taste in the piano sulections whicli
they played , and Miss Kobinson has Im
proved a great deal in her manner of hand
ling her instrument since she last appeared
in public. All three are continuing thcii
studies , and their hard and persistent efforts
will certainly result in success.
To Implement Dealers.
The Hoosier Drill Co. has chanced
its plneo of transfer from H. II. Van
Brunt to its now and commodious quar
ter : ! Nos. 1304 , lltOO , 1308 nnd 13tO Main
street , with the Union Transfer Co
All mail must be aodrusacd to the
Hoosier Drill Co. . Council BlulTs , la. ,
in order to receive prompt attention
Respectfully ,
L. A. HUFF , Manager.
CooktiiK Club ,
The Cooking club mot Friday evening al
the resilience of the Misses Farnsworth 01
south Eighth street. The house was hand
somely decorated in green and an elaborati
menu was furnished. Supper was followci
by card playing , prizes being won by Mis
Koekwcll and Air. Bowman. The followini
were present : Misses Martyn , Until , Brown
Hockwell , Dodge , Babcock , Moore , Heynohls
J. Farnsworth and Cory of Denver. Messrs
AVoodbury. Stillman , Dawson , J. Bowman
Everett , N. Everett , Mayne-Metealf
imichlcn. Shepherd , Wright and -Wood o
York , Neb.
Do you want to s.ivo one-fourth o
your coal bill ? If so use Haul-spur
Bewuro ot imitation. Get the genuiii
of Janssen & Gregg , 37 } Pearl street.
Crown nnd other pianos.
Crown and other organs.
At Bouricius' , 110 Stutstmm street.
Children's 1'arty.
Miss Dora Daly entertained a number c
her friends yesterday at the residence of I *
Sullivan on Avcnuo A. The evening wn
spent in playing games. The following wci
present : Misses Nelllo AVInd , Nettle Clarl *
(5ertio Slyter. May Cramer , Edna Bonlmn
Mamie Crump , May Leper , Cornelia Step !
en.son , jNlim Stone , Bucnu Stonu ; Mastci
Hobert Morgan , Alfred Archer , Geori ;
Boson , nonnlo Unthank , Gcorgo Cruni
Archie Stone , Alfred Stone , Hobert Daly i
Omaha.
Wanted Gush oiler for ton share
Citi/en's State bank stool ; . Must b
sold. Address E. II. Shcafo.
Death < > r Dr. A. 11. lilllette.
A telegram was received in this city ye
tcrday announcing thu death of A. If. Oi
lotto of Cincinnati. Ho was well knovt
hero as the superintendent of thu first Clm
tamiuan assembly that was held hero. Se
eral months ago lie was taken with eitik
consumption , and on the advice of his \i\\yt \ \ \
clan ho went to Florida In the hope of r
cupcrating. It turned out to bo useles
however , and yesterday the news of h
death came ,
Do you sinoko'r1 Have yon tried '
& Co.'s It's
U. King . PiirtitgusV
charmer. Just light ono.
Will llullil 11 Depot.
The ofllciuls of the Hurlingtoii road ha' '
decided to erect n depot In the spring
laUo the place of thu miserable shed th
bus douo duly for so many years In tl
capacity of a depot. The plans havu bci
drawn and submitted to the state rallvvi
commissioners for approval , the olllclals pi
fcrring to do so rather than to huvo in
complications arise in the future. Aceor
Ing to the plans it will l.u built of brick ai
stone and will bu IDO.xitO feet In size.
Carl Burhorn. successor to K. Dti
horn , lias the only now jewelry stock
city. Many holiday novolllua.
Hinltli Heconl.
The report of City Physician Jennings f
the moijth of December shows the to !
number of deaths to have been only slxtet
Of this number four weru under 1 year
ago. and seven over CO. Thefa were
deaths of persons between the ages of 1 a
1(0 ( years. There were seven cases of ct
tagious diseases reK | > rtcd. The record
considered an exceptionally good one , ev
' for Council Bluffs ,
MuMnt ; u AVurlil-Wldo Keputittlou.
Council Muffs , la , . .A"oiijnu/d. /
Chuml > crlun ! Medicine Co. of DCS Moln
Is un Iowa manufacturing institution a
one in which thu residents of thu stutu Ic
upon with pridu. Chamberlain's Cou
Heinedy has bccoinu national in reputatl
und is known in nearly every household
the state and throughout the greut west ,
merits uro becoming established in all pa
of America-
STUHT RKft
Found Quilty of Violating the Law by the
tard.
THOSE WHO COMPLIED WITH THE RULES
irj
MM nf Aii1lrnnts ( Vrantril rrrmlts nt l.isl !
tlin .Mnniiuriiir Conducting n
Storr.
At 2 o'clock ycstciilay aftcnioon the
license hoard continued the hearing of evi
dence In the case against 1C. SUiht. Husl-
ness Manager Kell of Tin : IUr. : was recalled
nnd suited that \vnn-willlni ; to hriiiR the
circulation IxwUs up for the inspection of the
board If the niemhcrs so desired. The books
were not demanded , however.
Mr. Hitchcock went on the stand and tea-
tilled that only about twenty-live people took
both the morning nnd evening World-Herald.
He positively declined to slve any llgttrcs
separating the morning nnd evening editions
of his paper , claiming that the three editions
of the World-Herald were only one news
paper. Witness nlso declined to state how
many carrier boys wcro employed on the
morning and evening paper. Ho did say ,
however , that about eighty hoys were en
gaged In delivering both editions.
Wed M. Young , foreman of Tin : BII : : press
room , tcstllted that he printed between
( ) .0K ( > and 11,000 KVKSIXO Biu : ! cvi-r.v day.
About 8.1MX ) were delivered to the city cir
culator for circulation In the city. This
average of between 10XH ( ) and 11,000 uvcnlnir.
papers dally has not materially changed for
the past four months. Something like -100
papers are sold to newsboys and the balance
of the number printed is mailed to sub
scribers.
Assistant pressman William Nicholl said
that he was familiar with the Potter press
used by the World-ller.ild company and
could estimate very closely by listening to
the running of the press how'many papers
were l > ciiig printed per minute. Continuing
the witness said that on December 'J2 he
timed tlio press. It ran forty-seven minutes
and was running at the rate of from 140 to
150 papers a minute. On December ! SI the
press was in operation forty-eight minutes ,
the lMth forty-six minutes and on
the lllst , llfty minutes. Hunuliig at
the rate of lot ) papers a minute this would
make the number of papers for the entire
afternoon edition of tlio World-Herald be
tween 0,000 ami 7K)0 ( ) papers , which would
Include the ! ! ( H ) sent to Council BlulTs and the
mail list , railway trains and newsboys. An
ex-employe of the World-Herald said that
only about 4,000 papers were distributed by
carrier in Omaha.
Had it rrlrnd on the i : < iaril.
Mr. Young was recalled and stated that
THE Bin runs both its presses for forty min
utes in the evening at an average rate of " . " > 0
papers u ii'inutc , or at the rate of 11,000
papers an hour for each press.
Joe Cioddnrd , under oath , swore that on
the evening of December ! M ho called at
Stnht's drug store and spoke to Mr. Stuht
about his license , at the same time calling
attention to the resolution of the board ,
which declared t iat Tin : Bci : was the paper
having the largest circulation. During the
conversation Stuht said that he didn't care
about the resolution , as he had a friend on
the board and would get his license anyway.
Furthermore , Stuht had claimed that he had
induced about U eiity others to advertise in
the World-Herald. The witness then
testified that , § tuht had sold him
a drink of Tom and Jerry , which ho
drank on the premises and paid for. Mr.
Hall objected to the admission of this state
ment as it was not specially alleged in the
amended protest. tMr. Simeral thought the
evidence ought to 'be. jidinittcd in order to
show that Stuht 'was running a saloon and
to prove that ho ha'd been violating the law
for some time.
Another witness was then called and
swore that on Sunday afternoon , December
18 , ho had purchased a drink of brandy in
the drug store. Witness asked Stuht if ho
could get a drink and was informed that ho
could. Stuht then told his clerk to sell the
witifcss the brandy which was drank on the
premises.
"How do you know it was brandy ? " asked
Mr. Hall , who had been knocitcd completely
off his feet by the damaging testimony of
the witness.
" 1 asked for brandy , " said the witness ,
"and got Just.what I asked for , because I
know brandy when I taste it. "
"Now , " said the World-Herald lawyer ,
"are you sure It wasn't whitethorn ? "
"Not much , " replied the witness , "it was
brandy und'good brandy , too. "
Everybody laughed at Mr. Hall's attempt
to crawl out of the trap by calling brandy
"whitethorn- . "
Then the witness was asked if he had not
gone into the drug store and claimed to bo
sick and made 11 plea for _ a drink for the
stomach's , sake. Ho denied making any
such statements and further stated that.no
( liicstioiih wcro asked , When the price was
produced the drink was handed out.
Acted I.IIcc a Bartender ,
Another witness followed and swore
that he had seen liquor sold by the drink at
Stuht's on Sunday , Dec 18 , 18t .
"Is the clerk in charge a registered phar
macist ! " asked Mr. Hall.
"I dou't.kiiown1 replied the witness , "ho
acted moro lilto a bartender. "
I' . K. Sullivan was sworn and testified
that he had known Stuht for some time. On
December 2 ! ) he purchased from the clerk a
drink of whiskey and drank it on the prem
ises. Ho did not claim to be either cold or
sick and his name was not taken ,
The prosecution then rested and Mr.
Stuht was placed on the stand. In reply to
questions he stated that ho had advertised
in the World-Herald because ho believed it
to bo the paper having the largest circula
tion. He admitted that he had not inquired
into the matter at all and had not ascer
tained which paper had the largest circula
tion. He also said ho had not paid any at
tention to the controversy between the two
newspapers. The witness then told about
about purchasing the drug store and claimed
that his'clerk had full charge of the place.
Ho denied that liquor had been sold and
declared that the torn nnd jerry was plain ,
innocent beef tea. This didn't go with Mr.
Simer.il , especially In face of the evidence
introduced , and Mr. Stuht admitted undct
pressure that there "was a mixture of eggf
and sugar there , " Then Mr. Stuht got
wound up mid talked , The more ho talked
the moro ho put KM1 foot in It.
v "And somctlmu&Vvon know , " said the wit
ness , "pcoplo comU lip from the depot am !
i-.ro cold or sick , , 'and If they ask for a drinli
of liquor wo glvo.ilt to them.Vu do at
take their names , " .
Ho admitted tli t ho had been notifies
that his application was to he protested 01
the grounds that ItfJt was Illegal , Then lu
related what hoClaimed ! was a convcrsatloi
between hlmselfhilfl , Clerk Brownleo and the
board , Mr , Stunt'said ) that he had askc <
the clerk what paper to place his advertise
incut in and ho hul been informed that hi
must use lib pwii i Judgment. Mr , Brownlci
was called nnd nskixl if Mr. Stuht had in
quired what paper lo } was to advertise In ,
"I don't rcinciiibyr any such conversation , '
was the answer. ,
"Didn't you stiite to him that ho must usi
his own Judgment ! ' ' asked Mr. Hull of tin
witness.
' 1 think not. 1 had no conversation will
Stuht at all , and when he was up hero to ge
his application blanks ho said nothing abou
advertising at all. When asked 1 alway
tell the applicants the decision of the boaii
> r In the case regarding the two papers , am
that Is as far as I go. "
„ _ "Tills concluded" afternoon session.
of Sold DrlnliH l'rc < | iiently ,
10 III the evening the case was taken u
id again and Mr. Ueli. the clerk at Mr. Stuht'
ills store testified Jlrst that ho was a license
ls druggist and had full charge of the store. H
'ii had known Sullivan for about fifteen yeai
and the day ho bought whiskey the witn.ee
said ho supposed Sullivan was sick or col
and needed a stimulant , The witness wu
then asked If ho had a druggist's permi
es for the store during Ib'fi and sal
id that ho had no license last yea ;
jk but admitted eelling liquor withoi
Jh that necessary document. At this junctui
on a witness was culled who testified that o
In DeeemberlM ho saw two or three men drlnl
ts ing torn uud jerry in Stuht's place. Ono u
ts the men remarked that the torn and Jcrr
wus the best lu town and BO witness took
drink of the mixture. He declared It to IKS
torn nnd Jerry
The elerk of the lionrd was recalled nnd
swore that no license had lieen granted to
Stuht's drug store during or for the year
1SW. Both < < tde9 then rested and the argu
ments commenced.
The. talk of the lawyers was merely n re-
hersal of the testimony of witnesses.
In executive session the board refused
Stuht's application and passed the following :
Hcsolved. Thnt the hoard findIn the matter1
of tlio application of Krnest Stuht , that Krnest
Stuht hat been Rulltylthln the pastycar of
violating ( he pro visions of section iUl , entitled
V ( v'sl'oiisolhlntcil Statutes of
Nebraska , of IH'Jl , us elm reed In the remon
strance Hied leeemlKrU7 , IH'.K ! . nml therefore
the 1 HIM id rt'fiiM'M tit Nsucd him n permit to
sell liquor us a dmgRlst.
II The hon til nlso refused the application ot
Mrs. Mary A. Bankhart for a saloon license
at 41XCi North Thirtieth street.
A license was granted to Mrs. Margaret
Hlbbeler. fortieth and Leavcnworth.
The following applicants were granted
licenses at yesterday afternoon's session of
the license board :
P. O. HIIIIMMI , 13'J North Tweiilv-fourth
Mieet ; llenrv Khlen , 1(12 ( South Eleventh
Mrcrt ! Max l-lothow , H'J3 1 ( oil ire sttert ! lleiirgo
Keif , 151' ! Webster sticet ! Itlchnrd llilldlsh ,
223 XoHh Tenth slice ! ; Los Angeles Wine
company. 11(1 ( Smith Sixteenth street ; 1' . It.
.Mounts 14(11 ( Webster street ; I'eter Stock ,
1H01 St. Mary'- , avenue ; Kicil rilitmtin , 1124
Capital avenuej C. 11 , Conner & Co. , 140'J
Uonglim street ; \Vllllam Sohlpporelt , 1O24
North Sixteenth streets Peter Wlkmnn. UU
South Thirteenth street. Protests aualnst
( iiislnv Undloir , \Viiethrlch.M. . Kllcallen ,
Han Viinni ! , Willie * Sautler , Jleduhe & Co ,
and Miiiniy & CulllnKham ueieltlidiaun. .
WITH THE WHEELMEN.
What the Illlsy IllUers lie \Vbell Snow
Covert the ( ironnil.
I. 1. . II. Holton of Chicago is spending a
short vacation with his relatives.
The Omaha Wheel club boys have refitted
their club house In elegant style , have
remodeled the billiard and pool rooms , and
otherwise made Improvements. Their club
house is again a mighty attraction for tunny
of the boys.
Kchocs of the "Wild West" smoker lately
given by the Omaha Wheel club float around
the club house , pleasant memories of one of
the most brilliant entertainments ever given
by thu club.
Only a month or so and the annual elec
tions of the Tourist Wheelmen and Omaha
Wheel t'luh will be flashed before the eyes
of the local elubitcs. Considerable "wire
pulling1' and "buttonholing" is being in
dulged in. this early in the game nt ' ballots.
The Ladies Wheel club instead of 'indulg
ing in their delightful semi-occasional runs
of the riding season , are giving enjoyable
little banquets at a popular uptown restau
rant. Humor whispers that these little
feasts arc as much looked forward to as the
club runs by the fair cyclists.
M. O. D.ixou has generously donated to the
Tourist Wheelmen one of the latest and best
hlih grade safety bicycles handled by htm ,
which will be rallied off bomo time this
month. The proceeds of the rnfllo will bo
placed In the club treasury and will be used
to help furnish club quarters for the
boys. Tickets can bo purchased of
any of the club members or at Mr. D.ixou's
store , IL'O North Fifteenth street. The
tickets have been placed at the low figure of
§ 1. Now is your chance to draw a § 150 bi
cycle for $1. The lucky holder of the ticket
that draws the wheel will have his choice of
a No. ! $ or No. 4 Humbler , the latest diamond
framed machine- made by the Gormully &
Jeffry company of Chicago.
The Tourist Wheelmen combined pleasure
with business last Thursday evening by
giving the first of n scries of social club
sessions. The affair was one of the most
enjoyable of any event which has been
chronicled this season in thu way
of club entertainments , and was held
In the spacious parlors of the club presi
dent's home ut ll'4 ! North Eighteenth street.
Mr. Barnaul had been quietly formulating u
little surprise for the boys , which was the
more complete from the fact that the worthy
president was surprised himself. A special
invitation had been tendered the Indies
Wheel club , and ' the members re
sponded promptly by accepting the
invitation and appearing in a body
early in the evening the boys dropped in ,
in ones and twos until the parlors were com
fortably filled. Introductions followed and
the company settled down to enjoy itself
and get thoroughly acquainted. A business
meeting of the Tourists was held prior to
thu beginning of the festivities nt which
such business as usually comes before a
monthly club meeting was quickly dis
posed of. One feature of the evening was
the acceptance of eight applications
for membership , something unusual for the
time of the year. After the meeting the
ladies and gentlemen plunged into the ex
citement of a high llvo tournament , thirty-
two of the guests taking part as contestants ,
the remainder being distributed about
the rooms as "mascots' * "critics" nine
games wore played. The winners were Miss
Khoiles and I.K. . Holton , first prizes , nnd
Mrs. "Webster and Gcorgo Sancha , ' 'booby
prizes. " The prircs were distributed amid
congratulations and merriment. At this
juncture the tables were cleared and imme
diately reset with a tempting little repast ,
furnished by the president's mater. A
compliment to the lady's talent in the culi
nary line was the prompt manner in which the
viands disappeared. After refreshments an
impromptu musical program was enjoyed
by all in which Mrs. M. O. Duxon , Mis.s
Heed and Messrs. Walker and Holton dis
tinguished themselves. Music was followed
by a pleasant little hop. The Tourists then
danced their celebrated "ghost dance" and
the session was at an end. The guests
donned wraps and wishing the host and
hostess farewell and the Tourist
Wheelmen "good luck" departed. Among
the many present wcro : Mr. and Mrs. Daxon ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bouk , Mr. and Mrs. Pollay ,
( < ! "
AsoiyieiyilieeestMad8 } ,
*
KC
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ta
"A. DcIIcioiiH nrctlicutcd Con-
1'cctiou" for the relief of Coughs , *
Colds , Hoarseness , Sore Throat , and J2
for clearing the voice. 1'or sale hy y
and Confectioners.WJ
nil Dnig ist3 .
Packed in full two ounce packages , < " *
1'riceS Cents. If you nrc unable to 3
procure the Pomona Coti'h } Tablets O
from your dealer tend un 8 cents in
stamps and receive a hex by mail.
Alude hy the manufacturers of the
celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice
Tablets.
DUQUETTE & CO , ,
Council Bluffs , la.
for liuunilnry Hnrvey mill .11 nnu
mitut * .
IlKl'AIITMBNT OKTIIB INTUIIIOII , i
Oenurnl I.iind UHlce ,
WASIIINOTON. U. U. , luctmlior l. 'I'- ' ' . !
Hcaliid proposals will bu roculveil at tliu KOI
oral I und olllcu. Wiislilncton , I ) . U. , until
o'clock p. in. on tiHturtlay. tlio - - ith day c
Jnniiiiry. Ib'J'U for thu lurvev anil iimrklnn h
suitable inonumuntB , ot thut portion of th
boundary line liutwcon the Btatu of Nolirasl ;
nnd the stutu ot Houtli D.iUotu wlilcli lloa woi
of Uio Allssonrl river , in uuthorlzed by tliu ui
of uoimroM , iiunrovuj August. l > , IB'/J , ninUIn
upnroprlutlnn tor BiirvuyliiK tliu public lam
I'uniDlilot HtiUUcs : ut LarKU. IMJI-lStC , p. a0
also for thu fiirnlahhiK of atone iiionniiionta I
t > o placed lit liair-inllo Intorvult on * uld boui
dary , Thu bias for tlio survey uud for tl
inuQUiiioiitH must bo suniirute , with thu prlv
IBKO to tlio bidder tbut if lie in not awurde
the contruot for botli lie will l.o bound to coi
tract fur noitliur. Copies of tliospuclfloutloi
nmy bo IIHI ) upon hppllcntloii to this ollli-
Kncli hut must boiiccunipunlpil by u certllk
eliock for tVJj. Tlio rlKht to rujoct any or u
bills U reserved. I'roposula mint bo inolost
In cnvolouoi Hoiilod uud marked "
forinrvoy of boiindiiry bolwoon Nobrask
und South Dakota. " unit "Proposals for boui
duty monuments. " nnd add rinsed to the Coi
mliilonorof the tiaaoral Lund Olllue ,
I UK ton , I ) . U.
[ Bljncd ] W. M. STONE.
J3il21c Commibiloutr.
Mrs. Webster , Misses Hhodc. , Her-
cers. Clould , .Icssnp , Potter , lX > dson ,
Heed , I'erlne , MclTni-par , Donaldson ,
Waeler , Peterson and ICdward * . Mc. srs.
Vngnv , fulley. L. U. Helton , I. TH. . Holton ,
Hey Walker. Snnuha , Hur\vell , Meody ,
Yntcs , N'eK'ele , Potter , Umld Hint H. K.
Smith. The nest event to draw the wheel
men out will be a social hop about the latter
part of January.
Scott \Vrltr * i < IMt4 > r.
OMAHA , Jan. T.To the Sportliif ? ICdltor of
Tin ; line : I "tee by the Sf.Nn.vv Hnn , asell
as other papers , that I am located In Jack
sonville , 111. I wish you would favor mo by
stating In tomorrow inornlnu's IssuO that I
was never there In my life. I have offers to
go south and play next season , but shall re
turn to the const or to the New KiiKlnnd
league. The PlUshm-irs are holding out In
ducements forme to join them again , but I
am afraid It will bo the old story over again
that they will not Rive mo half n show.
1 want to make a name for myself , and will
tin It hi peed time. I win go to tlio springs
March I with HuchciiburgeO crowd , but
hardly think I will.
Hoping you have fully enjoyed the festivi
ties of the season , 1 amours , truly ,
WI.NHKI.U KiWT CAMP.
[ Mr. Camp \\tll find a couple letters await
ing him tit liuudles Sport ICd. ]
At no time In the history of the country
has pneumonia been so prevalent as during
the winter months of the last two years. In
times past a common cold was not consid
ered at all serious , but of late years thu
gre ; tendency of colds to result In pneumo
nia has made people apprehensive. The
t rouble is that colds uro not al waj s properly
treated. J\o preparation containing opium ,
wild cherry or chloroform .should be used , us
they have a tendency todry upacold. where
as It should be loosened ami the lungs re
lieved. It has been observed that when
Chamberlain's I'oiiRli Kcmedy Is used the
cold never results in pneumonia. The reason
Is that this remedy stimulates the mucous
membrane which lines the throat and lungs
to u healthy aellnn , causes a free e.spcctora-
lion , throwing off the poisonous matter , and
counteiacts any tendency towuixi pneumonia.
For sale by druggists.
Will liicrM ! Hie I'rli-o of Hos * .
CiUMiir.iiLAis , S. D. , Jan. 7. ( Special
Telegram to Tun Hiu. : ] Word was received
from Charles Mix county , the best hog
county In the stute to the effect that a dis
ease of some sort among hogs In that vicinity
is causing the farmers considerable uneasi
ness , The disease makes short work of a
drove of hogs , the animals usually dying
within twenty-four hours after being taken
sick. Should the unknown disease spread
throughout this portion of the west the hog
shortage may become more serious.
Dentil ii r u I'li'einiin.
Captain James Cormack of Hook and Lad
der company No. U died at llW : ! o'clock last
night. The captain has been 111 for some
time past and was a great sufferer from lung
trouble. Arrangements for the funeral will
bo made today ,
Arri'Hteil for M
WAMIINIVTOX , D. C. , Jan. 7. J. H. Smythe ,
colored , ex-minister to Liberia , has been ar
rested on complaint of J. R Thompson of
Now York on the charger of swindling him
hi a laud tr.tnsnctiou.
X1WI * < / ' YKIi'l'liltlt.t V.
Domestic.
Thomas Axwoithy's defalcation while clly
treasurer of Cleveland , ( J. , will amount to
nearly J'JOO.OOO.
Mrs. Tester , a spirit , photographer , has lieen
nriestcd ut tiiilliniolls : : ] ) , charged with seenr-
Ing money under false pretenses.
Te.Mis alliance men wiint the slate to appro
priate ? tlrKl,0)0 ! ( ( ) to hulld a people's railroad
from the. gulf to thu Hrltlsli possessions.
Governor Hogg of Texas will enter thn
senatorial nice ngulnst Unxcr Q. Mills. Hi
will have the support of thu populists In tliu
contest.
Sieve Itynn , Iho Atlanta merchant whn
failed about u ycaraKO for u large iiinoiint ,
and who , since that tlmu hus been In jail foi
contempt of court , has been released on $100 ,
000 bull.
At a special meeting of the Iloston , JMnsq. ,
Stock exchange : i resolution was adopted cull
ing for therejieal of the Sherman net of JHl ! ) ( ,
so far as It relates to thu pnrchasu of silver by
the govurnmiMit.
Coroner Hell of Cleveland says that enough
evidence has been presented to warrant him
In holding Patrick Muran responsible for thu
murder of James I'ox and Theodore lllakcslco
on Christmas night.
His reported that a hand of forty-five HI-HUM !
revolutionists crossed thn Hlo Grandu river u
short distance below Eagle 1'iiss , Tex. A do-
tatclimcnt of Mexican troops dlscovcicd them
and gave Immediate pcrsult.
Two more eases of typhus fovcr have been
reported to thn New York health olllcers , the
victims being Thomas Hums , 33 year.s old , of
34 Bayard street , and Mary Ureenbiiri ; , 3t !
year.s of age , of 0 Forrest street.
Very nearly every city olllclal of lirooklyn
. \ . Y. , hasheun Indicted by a grand jury foi
"wrongfully obtaining moiiuy from the oily o
Hroolilyii , " and "fuluny In securing thu pay
ment of unjust hills for fraudulent , claims , "
The Yalu union has aereeil to Harvard1 !
proposition lo Introduce tliu custom of bavlm
judges at futiiru debates between the twi
colleges. Three Judges will olllelatu at tli <
debatu al Cambridge , Mass. , on January IM.
Philadelphia Chinamen havu hit upon :
running ruse lo defeat tlio provisions of tin
registration clause of thooxcllislonaet. Afte
their photographs are taken , HID in-lnl. I' '
tieati'd with a wush which will cause It to fadi
ami lieeonut Indistinct luasliort ( line , theiehi
rendering them valueless as a moans of idcntf
Mention.
The pilot heat Edward Cooper , No. 'JO. o
Now Vorlf , vilileh IIIIH been repurted missing
was lost DecembC'r'JM about -110 miles fion
Sandy Hook. The Dutch steamer Ia Caiiiplne
from Anislerilam , has brought , the erew n
iliu boat In New York. The men were takei
by tliu I Camnlnu from a passing steamer
wide. bad picked them up.
Special Notices.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A IlSTIlAOTSoiiil lumi-i. Farm niul city propcrlr
/ihoiiKht niul sold , I'lll y A Tliunm , Cuancll
Hill Us.
T/AHM nml city loam. Money loana.l un ntaa'
1 nnd uriiln , Itonl cstnlo fur Hilo. Dwellliri nil
Iu ) liios rc'iit3l3. Alunoy loaned for loctl : Investor )
l.outuu ATowlu. 2.15 I't-nrl utroot.
UIIOIOK Intu In Mnyna nildltlDii noir : cant on
50 the nuw Inturiliitu brlilcu. Will mill In biinuhu
urnliiKly. ( juurno Matuilf. Onnncll lllulTa.
T MCIU : fnrni In Ncl ) . , i-roonl lioupii , atiiljlu on
i. HhcilH , 7U nrrca In uultlvHtloii. I'rlco t'J.W pu
IIITCTcrun 1'iny. Jolumtoa X Von t'otton ,
romoruil , rcinpo'ili , vaulti nn
IS , l > . llurko , oily III l { .
lUU.NISItlCD UOOMS r'OllKUNl' aOil'AUK AVii
J. nun
AtrANTKD-COMI'in'KXT ( llltlj IN rAJIII.V O
two , liniilruTOhuutli | Puvoutli street.
\\rANTKII-TO IIUV AN Ol.ll 1IO1I.K.H PIIKI.
11 for liL'iilInu mini. AiMrusn. with illuivntlui
lunl price , r , ( i. Itux-ttls , Couucll Illutfu.
Notice.
Not Irn Is hereby given that thu annual mod
Ingoflliu stockholders of thu Omaha IJnlo
Depot company will bu held ul thu nllleu of th
Union Dupot company , at. Iho lieadiimilei |
of thu Union I'acltli : Kallway company , In Hi
eltynf Omaha , on thu 01 Ii day of Janiiar ;
l 'j : ) , at .1 o'clock p. m. , lor thu iilectlon of il
rectors ami transaction of any olhur hu lnu >
that may legally cnmu befinii thu meutlng.
T. KlMllAM , , I'reslderit
Omahii , December 'JO , 1B'J ; . D'Jld'JOt
To thostniikboldnrs of thu NubraHka Hnvln
und Kxohaiuu linn ic.
S'ou aru Hereby notified that tlicru will be
moulliii ; huld at thu bunliliig rooms of sal
bank , In Oiiriha , Nobrimka , on thu ninth dn
of Junimiv. IS'Jt ) . at two o'clouu p. m. , for l'
oloctlun uf six ( niillroutprH for sulil Imiik , ,
DKXTI'.H U THOMAS , Oanhlur.
Omaha , Nob. , January : ird , Itilti.
. llreulvt-r' Milo.
f s-calud bids wl 1 ho received by tlio undo
o Kiied nil to 1J o'clock , noon , of 2ith .liiinur
\ lhiii. : for any part , or tlio whole , of the mam
t factored und uni-.Hniifautnrud Htoo.rof Itobli
tt bon and .Stolicv Company at KastOmalia , coi
tt slstlu. ' . hi part , of a full line of the culubrati
a "llui-ksliln1' brand uf naiils , Hhlrlx. oviiral
i and duck ulothlm. ! loiiitbei with olllcu turn
o turo , fixtures , partitions , afu ( Hull ) , about I
Bcvflnt ; muuhlnos , and all tabloa , Hliolv.n
tools and uiipllaneeu. luoludltrj onu bin
oloth-cuttcr , utud In wnld factory ; nnd al
IneliidliK onu 40 II , I1 , boiler , onu : n II , I' , ui
L'lne , dynamo for Installutlon ofJnO looiuidr
cent lulilfi. together with thu bulldliivr ni
appurtcnaucus thu latter to bo cold sultju
to any rights of Kust Omaha I. mid Co. thorul
Tliu Inventory , ito.-k hnci ubovn arlleluH rm
be examined on thu promises , K toll bid mil
bo fur cash , or Its eo.nl vulunl. acuonipamod I
a ci-rtlllod check , puyablo to my order , for
pur tent of amount bid. The right U reserv
to rujnct uuy or all bids.
Dated January < Slli , IWl'l
KD'OAK XAIIHIBKIK , Hccclvor
MOMUOUlUy , UllAULTOM & HAI.I , , At"r"'J |
AFFLICTED ALL HIS LIFE
OATAKMAL ABSOESS AND DEAVNES3
Chrnulo DUrhnrgr * Irom thn Unr * . ultli
DrnliiP4 , llntlrrly Ili-ulcil by tlrntlr ,
I'uliilrM Mr ! limit Tlio Tmtlmonv
of n Well Kmmii Young Mnii
nt tilt * City.
Ad mulct ! formnt catarrh In soon in cmo
whcm IhoearsillsclmrRn pin nml ttio honnnc
l Inipalrrd. Such eusos nro lin ( > o sllilo ot
cure , in usually t ranted. It requires faultless
mot hods nnil exceed Ing euro to lioul the ill cert ,
check tliu How ot nmttur unit rrstoro thu licnr-
IHK. Thisnotuliln mill Imppy rosull. wrvs ni *
tninril , however. In tlin eimo ot Mr. Kiirl Co-
hum , wltli Ackurmnntin. \ \ . d llnliiU , luulllv-
In * nt 2r l UrUtolstreet , with his futhcr , JV. .
( 'otinrn.eonlrnctoriinil tmllilur. The tnrti In
this notublo case nro Klvoa by the pntlunt ,
( olluws :
"Kvor ilnc'o Inf.ini'v ahoiit twenty yonri
USD--I Imvo lioeu uniictiMl with tili'urous. run-
nliiK ours. At tlinni. from colds or other
ciiusui. they woiililunthcruna lircaU : hut ul-
wavs , nnd uvor , tlio iilcnroiH iniiilnr wiiillil rs-
c.ipt * , ami wiis50roic ) ! l\uns to lie liituloi-ablo.
AliniR with the ( UhiMiur n ot pus I sutTVio.l ear-
uolioand pains In thn he\ < l ottcni > st nt tilKlit ,
Thiniltnrnlullcctof thn vatnrrlial uleuratlon
was to m i lie mo ilouf , iintl fut 3'oars I ouulil not
ho.iroritlnary eonvcriatlon. , ind licoiunc , lln-
iilly , insenslhlo to nil lull llm tondpst. noises.
It was plain tuntoth'ittha ohiitrjot In my oars ,
prodiioril bv u ilcstructivu cutiirrh of so many
yuiirs" MtanilliiK. ninit lie serious It not Inuur-
iiblc : ntid when rullef liacixmonn urjcnt necus-
slty It wan aniixttcrnf niiit'h tlimiRtufiil eon-
sldoratlon how and wlairo I should Unit It.
I'rom porvjnal liiiowloil ii ot wluil lira , Copc >
land nndSliitpard Inul doni'for ' d'loiiiN , I ( ult
suruthoy couhl eiuo mo If such u thinecro
possible , und the lositlt of tliolr troalmi-utlias
.iustlflod my coiilidiinco In thorn. Tlio uluorn-
tl'in Islianlod , the dlsrliintof : ; ! innttcrlms un-
llrolv eciai.od , and my lioarms womlorftj4y ) Im-
lirovuil. and Is nott nuiuly iiorfeut. It Ta Rtlll
cutting bpttur rluht. II'OIIK. Is It stranio ; It t
feel lllo idvliiK words of earnest pralsn to the
nliVsU'liiiis whn liavn done KO much tor
me ? Tlio treatment hns been mild nnd with
out pain , nnd hasilcoldfdly hfiiulltod iiiVRon-
eml health. I will gladly vcrlfy.to thu Ivltnr ,
tliislnlorvlDW.ut tinv time , and I heartily
recommend Dis. CouolnnU und Sliupard to my
friends. "
/X-Word to ] Vlal1 patlepts.
Thn < cvlio taku mall treatment are entitled
to tliu low rates for all diseases , as well ns
those who upiilv althu oil I to poi-sonully. Drs.
Coiiuland and Micpurd havu so purfuutud tliolr
system of mall or homo truatinuni that they
siicccud iiiltcns ] well In this way ns they do lu
thclrolllce practice. All who reside at a dis
tance. Item thu city , and cannot conveniently
call at tlio ullice , sliould write tor symptom
hlnnli. Questluim about all chronic trouble *
cheerfully answered.
Nervous Diseases Cured.
Skin Diseasas Cured.
Catarrh Cured.
$5.OO A MONTH.
Catarrh treated at $5.00 a inoath medi
cines i'ruo. For nil ether diseases the rates
will bo low nud uniform. Fatlunts atatlis *
tauco successfully treated. Send for gym-
torn blank.
Jtoiiius 'ill mill ill : : Xit\r York I.lio
IStilldlii ) ; , Oinaliii , Neb.
\tf. II. COfBUAND , M. D.
O. B. SI-IlSfAtlD , M. n.
Specialties : Oatarrn and nil diseases of the
Eye. Kar. Throat nml LIHIKS : Nervous UU-
eiisi ! ? , HKin DIsouBco , Oh 'onlu Diseased.
Ollice Hours tto ) II a. m."lo5p. m. , TtoS p.
m. Sunday , 10 n. in. to 1m. .
RR1LWRY TIME ORRD
M I. ItIV ' . .i lArrlra
Ouialril _ _ ljUt | Hull a-il M-KOI SI ) . | Din llli > |
ID.I.'i inn Denver Kxpros * * . . . . { M p m
U.l.'i n in Doadwuoil Kxprjsi 4 03 i > m
4..Ml pm DuiiTor ICxproB-i ' .i.Ci ; n ni
4.'M | i III liuavur l.liidteil . I'.au n m
u..v ) p 111 Hunting : * I.OCA ! 11:17 : p m
S.I5 u 111 . . Lincoln laical fHxi-optSunl 111 : w n iu
I.enve.i | "fC rT3 r 7ir.vT. II.
Oimilii I llpput lOtli nml Mniim Hts.
11. ill u 111 . . . .Kansii : City I ) jr KxpriMi
.l.l'l p 111 Iv. II. NiKllt KXII. via U. I' Trans
' . > . ( ' ! p III St. LouU ix | > roi . . . .
lloliiK CIIIIIAUO , K. i. \ From
Knit. Union DupotlOtli A Mnrcy ht . Kant.
Too n m Atlantic Kx
4.IU p in . Vast Ibu lo ICxprous .
ii'i ; : p 111 . Mulit
lilllllK I oniOAiii ) , u. i. , v r.vi'ii-'n i J-'ruui
Wont. IUnion DniiOllUtliimil MnruySta. 1 West.
l/Mpinl Dunviir Llmltuil j < . : u p m
8.M n ml.ICmiaii. < I'lty ( Ktcupt Snnil.iyl , | 7.0' P m
_ I ArrlTus
Jiniilm 11'nlon loiit | lOtli nml MarcyStii.l Oiimli *
> it in IlcntrluuDxpr.'Bt li.iu
\U1 iv in
.15 p in . .Dvurlitnil l-'lyur
4.1,0 p 111 1' sA.Siriiitli Hxoxs (
li.l'J p m I'aultla Kxprui * . . . .
JU ) p ni Jonv r lvt Mull
aiTilAllo , Allfi. ft iff.TA III
, IJ. I * , iluimt inn ! Mnrcy ' 'In.
7,0.'i pin | . a m
l.M nml il.Wi _ m
I/envoi i HIUUX l.'I'l'V.V I'.VCIl'-IU I.\rrlvon
Omiilml Depot , lOtli nnil Mnrfy HH. | Oinatu
T.-iJ n ml Slonx I Itjr l'iiiiuiiKar.a.vU | | p m
6.33 pin | . St. I'ourKxprmt llO.IX ) a in
, oavc I hlUUX lITV ! flt IMCIKK1. lArrlvo
Umalinl Dupot , ISlluui.l WolnUrjjti. | Oiimlia
5.4. " > Ti iU St. I'u'il l.bnlloil " .1 H.V4 u iu
A-UVO I OMAHA XhT. lOIJI.i. lArrlroi
OimilmllT. I' , lniot ) | , IQlli nml Mnrur Sin. I Iliimlm
4.110 pin ! . . * . .St. bnuU I'liimoii Hull pin
LUUVKI t' . , St. I' . . .M. X I ) ArrlvoV
Onintiii Dnput lilli un.1 Wrliitor HM. Omaha
H.IO a mlT HUUnty ! ccbaiiioaitTcni : T'AUi i > m
1.13 pin i Sioux City Kxprt' ' ( Hx. bumliyiiK 4) p m
i. ! . plll si I'aul .lullml U.'Jl a in
6 15 p inllliuiuroft I'ainoiik'or ( Hv. Huniryll H.4J p in
iJJ-iTviM'l l--.T7. Ai Jif6. VAT.T.KV Arrives'
( llniilinl nopotlfiUi _ and Wiilmtur M . I Oiniihjj
"S.KJ ( ii in . . . . ' . .lloniTwooii Kxiirus * . , * . . .
VM um ( \x \ , Hnt. ) Wyu. Kip , ( K * . .Mun. )
. ' . .SU p III Norfolk ( \'x \ , huliilii)1) ) , . . ,
5.I9HII Ht. I'aul K jir < i H . . .
Leiivcii I CllTOA liU X N'oinTr\\rKH r UN
oranluilll. I' , iloinit , IQtli itml Mnrcy flu
"i .W n ml ( Kx , tiuu'y ) Curro'l 1'avBUHKur.
ll.40nui ( i hli-nuu Hiprim. . , . , ,
4.05 ji in Yeillliiilo liliultuil
T.UI p in Kuntorn Clyer.
( i.aU p piljKg.Jjiin. ) ihln.l'nii. : _ ( Kx. Mini. )
M1HKOUUI l'Al'll-11' . T
llopol litli ami Wiilnti-rHU.
Tiu"p n7 HI. IxjuU Kjprjm. . . , , . . . ! 7.0U a in
lU.IMJ p in M. Loulu Uxprcm. I'M p m
& .IO p ui NtLrn lin Local J HKI B m
OMAHA A HT. IHIH ( ; , lArrlrui
Unliui Depot. I'liuiU'll llluH . I'l'r
. . .7.M. l.uul Oinon liuil . . .
LenvoTn CHIOAdO , II. 1 rT'"A7Ti-Tir : ;
Tranifcrl Uniun Depot. Council liuntii , j'lr nifef
I'M p m NUht Kxpruti
1U.-AI u in . . . .Atlmtlu Knprro. . . .
.Miiiii _ [ , . , V ( ! tlhiilo l.liulleil. .
JX ! Vf K.I' . , hT. JDK \ i ! . II. I A rrlvoi
'lriiii _ fir JIiilcin Do)0trouiioll | _ Illiilttrt'fitnifo ,
ju.UU u T , , Juin.uiClly Day Kjtprcii.
10.15 pin . .KuiiDiii City NiKlit ixiru : . ,1
10.1S p m . . * * I.oul K | irci
l.llli.'AlYo , IIUIII.'N , V QUINI V.IArrlvci
Trauifur ( Inlun lUniol. ruuni-ll IIJiilI . | Triiii fe
. hxpn-i * .
10.10 p Chlcnuo lxin | <
T.o ; JUIJ tjrrktiin l rHl IU.40 a m
TrmisferI Union Depot , fuuncll Illulti. I'lnnifur
7.45 sm.tloiir | CHr Arcoiiiiiiuctutlun. . 10 Ml p ui
& UI p ra | . . .i.j. ' * | ir-1' * * u.Q a la
. CIIIUAIJO & NUIlTllWKitTKIINi i Arrive *
Triaufcr Union depot. Council llliill ri'rnjifet
lUlfuui . - l.'hlcaiio K > i > ru , < & il > u ra
4.W p in VuntlUulu J.luillud. v.oo ia
7.3U p IU imtt > rn Flier , . JJJJ ( n JjJ
7.W ui ( Kx BUD AtUntlo Mill ( Kx Won ) 8.45 era
7.4J * a \Kx \ Bun ) C rtQll i'uii. ( El BUD )