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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1893)
TIT I ? mrAHA THATT.V IIMK. : KA M-TIMIAV JAVIMHV > .Q i o i other decisions of the i-lialr1 declared MI Kcsson , but thn i h ilr n.ild no Attention to tli * remark , unit the itm call was ordered Tlio motion to tablrva lost by n veto of 4ft t' ' M The Appeal was then put nnd cnr- rlH l.UoM , \Vnnlil Not lt < roii litcr. The motion to rwonslilar the action of the morning tbrn rolled around njraln and wns | irointl.v | ) met with n motion to lay on thn talilt- from the republican side of the house. This was the supreme moment , for on the rrmlt hinged the /ate of the Uotijjlas county contrflU.H. The motion to to bio prevailed b > n vo.cof u'J to17 , The announcement of the yoto was prcctcd hy loud applause , both from the floor and the cnikrlc.i , Jensen Immediately Introduced a resolu tion providing for thi > recall of all the con test papers In the hands of the connnlttco on prlvlli'pes nnd rlwtlons. Harry ngnln roncwcd his protest against nllowlni ; the confstcrs to vote on the ( | ues- tlon The speaker mated that the situation was almost Identical with the ono iiasictl uiwti by him a short tlmo iK'furo and that as a majority of the house had declared themselves the other way he would not sustain the jioliit of order mid would allow all members to vote. It wan simply a repetition of the former vote , with a llttlo extra assistance from the Inde pendents in the way of interest. U'lij They Dili It. Porter In explaining his vote. ? ald that the matter h.id been settled by tno pi-ovious ballot , and the ronteslees were members In fait and that their votes could not. there fore , be rightly excluded , although the mat ter had been settled In a manner distasteful to him lie was opposed to carrying the llKbt farther , ami voted for the resolution. .Stevens also had a word to say when ho announced his vote. Me said that he capitulated and wanted to do It as Kracofully usi lir.ialble. although he was satlslled that the Independents had been knocked out on a foul The resolution prevailed by a vote of f > . " > toI I IWatson Watson was excused until Thursday to look arter a lawsuit In St. IxmH , and an nounced that he had paired with Porter on all political matters. The senate sent In an announcement of Its adoption of a concurrent resolution of ad journment until 11) ) o'clock Tuesday morning , hut the house declined to concur in the reso lution The report of the senate amendments to the house appropriation bill was received and concurred In and the house then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. IN TIM : NIN\TI : . OmalKi'ni hiirtur I nlroiliirril Attorney ccrnl'd Opinion on Ilio Trri4iirrr' : lloinl. T-ls'C'Ji x. Neb. , Jan.7. . [ Special Tele- pram to Tun Hr.i'.J In tlio scuato this morn ing Senator Mullen from the railroad com mittee reported senate Illofi7 with the recom mendation that It pi to the general lile. The bill was Introduced by Packwood and pro- ides for the rconraul/atlon of the State Hoard of Transportation and also reduces the ualaricM of the secretaries to $1,000 per annum. Senator Tefft's resolution of yesterday di recting the secretary to place on the pay rolls the name of no employe who had not been apiwinted by a vote of the senate was called up and adopted unanimously. .Senator North also called up his resolution of ye.stinia.v for the appointment of an ad ditional night watchman. On motion of Senator llabcoek the action of the senate in voting to indefinitely post pone Darner's bill to serum depositors In bankti was reconsidered and the bill placed on the general tile. In spite cf the vigorous protest of .Senator TetTt. On riritl Itrnillng. Hills wcro then introduced and road the iirst time as follows : JJy Clarke Kxemptlng registered phar macists from Jury duty. Hy Clarke Providing for the vacation of platted additions to cities and villages. Hy Clarke -Providing that two-thirds of the owners of a platted addition to a city or village may decide to have the same vacated. By ClarkeTo prevent doniestlo animals from running at larce. Hy KgglcHton Authorising savings banks to execute trusts. By Miller To amend the Australian ballot law. law.Hy Hy Harris -To amend the license law and to prevent men who sell their votes from voting. Hy HalK'ock The Omaha charter. Senate llles 108 to 112 Inclusive were read the second time and referred. The senate went into committee of whole on house roll ' .in , with Uysart in the chair. After making ono or two Important amend ments , the committee rose nnd reported the bill for pussago. The reK | > rt was adopted nnd the bill placed on general lllo. The Hcnato again went into committee of wbolo to consider bills on general tile. At noon the senate adjourned to go Into joint convention , Atloriiry Cent-nil HiifitliiRs' Ojilnluii , When the senate convened after the re cess 11 communication was read from Attor ney Oeneral Hastings in answer to the reso lutions introduced early In the week by Senator Moore. The questions included In the resolutions were as follows : LINCOLN , Nob. . .Ian. 20. To the Honorable , Iho fciiato of the Tuenty-tlilrd lA'KNlatlvo Ahsombly of Nebraska : Uentlomen-On the IMtli lust , your honorable body adopted a resolution which has Just reached me , wherein my opinion Is asked on thu four following propositions : I'lrfit , Whether or not the former state troaMirer and his hondsmi'ii are liable to the fclate. of Nelirasldi for the money deposited In the Capital National bank by t > ald ex-treas urer. Hcoond. Whether or not the present treas urer Is liable upon his general bond as treas urer for tlm money deposited In said bunk. Tblid , Whether thu only recomxt of thu Mutt ) 1 * upon tliii special bond given by tliti mill bank to thu im-M-nt stalu treasurer un der ilia law pimped ut thu lust session of thu rc fourth , What , If any , changes of amend ments to Iho prestmt law am necessary to properly protect thu Interest of thu state In refurcncu to thu public funds. 1 have examined tlio several questions so far us was possible In thn limited tlmo 1 have had hlnco tun resolution uhovu referred to was brought to my notice , and reply thereto as follows : t'mler the act of April 8 , 1H01 , being chapter BO of thu session law.sof 1HU1 , ] > ; ik' " 3-17 , state. depositories aiu created for thu deposit of Hliitu fandN by tliu state treasurer. This act of the legislature has nuver been beforu our court of last resort tor construction , nor has thu constitutionality of thu MIIIIO been deter mined by tlmt body. Thu aet above referred to did not , as to state treasurers , go Into effect. until after the. expiration of Iho term of olllce of Hon. J IHill. : . To your tlrst Inquiry I answer , section 3092 of thu consolidated Mutates provides , among other things , that It Nlnll l > o the duty of thu fclnto Measurer to recelvu and keep all moneys of thu state not u.ipicssly required to be re ceived and kept by bomo other person and to account for and pay over all moneys received bv him us such treusmer to his biicces or In olllco. IIIII'H Illlllll l.lll.lO. I am Informed that on the turning over of thu olllce to his successor thu oiitKolm ; statu treasurer had u credit at thu 1'apltiil National bank ; that In turning over thu olllce this Item Mas turned over by thu outgoing tieasiuor to the present slate Measurer without Iho actual dejlveryof the money. If this lw true my conclusions lire as follows : Thu outgoing treasurer bad money In his hands that be- UniKed to thu state. Ills olllclal Ixind , as well us tlit > law , required him to turn over to Ids successor In onion thu money In his hands re ceived as such treasurer. Thu turning over to bis successor an tdunco of Indebtedness hold by him niritlnst the ( . 'apltal National bunk , was not n Hiihstantlal compliance with tlio terms of thu statute and his bond would bu still held liable. ThU mu'Mlon In substantially the same form us here presented has been decided by our Hipremo court In an opinion rendered by Chief Justice l.uko In thu case of the Hoard of County Commissioners of Cedar county vs 1'uttir Jemtl et al , at the January term o'f the court In 1 HMD. It may bu found In the. Four teenth Nebraska , -54. In that casu It was niimrcly held that the payment of money run > be effectuated only by thu delivery of that which by the law Hut of land Is tecognUed as money ; that In thu collection , euro and dis bursement of the revenues of thustalc , certltl- catesof dexlt ] are not recosnUed at all by law. . Tlio same principle hns fieiiiently | been laid clown In our own UN well as In other courts of J lust resort. It Is the universal holding of the courts tlmt a certificate of deposit Uucd by u bank to a depositor upon his depositing money therein U not money but a promku to pay money ; an evidence of lncfebtedne . Hence to your flixt question my opinion li thu bond U still liable. ll.irtlcy Not Umpunilblr. To your second Inquiry I deslro to say , If 1 HIM right In my conclusions as to your tlrst In quiry , unit It hhull bo held that thu turnlnc over of the Item referred to ut the Capital National bank was not a valid payment such Os l contemplated by our statute * , then of courto U niuil follow that thu bond of thu In- treasurer wouIU not bo liable llinr.'for If hnwcvrr. tlir > rontrarv dmtrlnoT1 slidtildohtiilri ami I'nliould be declared that Mie ii.rtniiK'i.vcr "f the item IK the Incoinlner stale Irensttrer. his ucetptancfnt thenanioun pnynii lit ami the plarlnicrif tin' ninuiiiit to his et'-tlll upon Hie I'ookn of the bank Wan as be tween Ibr re tiring state treasurer and his tuc- piwr blmlliitf , In my opinion thu state Is still protected and the bond of the Incoming treas urer would bu liable. tour thltd Inquiry H already nifllclently nnswL'iud. The Ixind riven to the present statu treasurer by the hank would lw ulinply auxiliary to Iho bond of the ic.tlrlntt state trun urer. To your fourth Inquiry , regatdlue nuppes- tlfins toyuur hononihlu Ixxlv hi to thu changes and amendnienti to be tnaitn In the law to properly protect ll'e Interests of the state In reference to thn stale funds thcru should ho several provisions added. iue Clmncc ( . I'lmt. The maximum rain of tntcrnt which thn state should roceliu should IIR declined. It Is a well known fact that the weaker banks are liable to olTora larger cum for the u u of public funds than stionger nnd possibly moru conservallxi ) hanks would feel .Instilled In doing. A Male tteasuier would lay himself liable to censuie If hu did not realize for the statu as large a sum as possible ftoni aecrv- liojiM to the nioni-y belonging Io thu state not needud for Ininicdlato use. Hence the tend ency miller the present law will be to pet thu Htatu fumU lulu thosu hanks olTerlng the largest proiiiliim therefor and which are , per haps , least nlile to moot their obligations. Sorimd. The pie unt law does not piovlilu that the sureties on a bond shall Justify as to their Iliianclal soundness. This should ho remedied and a person fnNcly swearing to lib , Iliianclal condition should bo made amenable to the criminal statute. Third. The treasurer should he prohibited ftom dcpnMHm. In any bank mole than ill ) per cent oral the ontslduoO nor cunt of thu cash capital of said bunk roitrth. The lren .tirer . t should be prohibited fiom plnclnx In any banlt mote than fl ( ) ( ) , ( lOO , no matter what It * cash capital tnluhl he. rifth. The Ireasuter should publish quar tcrly , and at such other times as called iiion | by the governor , a full statc'inent of Iho funds bulonglnx to the state tcniulnlng In his hands suhlect to deposit , together with the names and locations of cadi depository , and thu amount of .stale fund' In each. SlMb. The net should be so amended as to clearly and definitely dollno what funds are to bo depusllod by the stale trunsuier. Seventh. It ndglit , anil doubtless would , .stieiiKthon thu uiidertaklng If It won1 ino- vlded that Ihu sutotlos thereon lould bo nlher than onicort and director : ! of the bank fur which they hfcnme sittely. KUhlh. It would diiulilless bu wise tn M ) iiinend si'cllnii 5,71'J. page 1.1-1. ) , of the crim inal rode , so us to conform to the prm Isluns of I'hnpler .10 , w'sslun laws of 1H9I. These me all the changes In the Inw tlmt now suirgtist themselveH to my inlnil Unit would add additional piutectlun to tlm funds hi'lun lnx to the state. I temaln yutir most obedient servant , llr.onm ; 11. MASVIMIS , Altui'iiey Ueliurnl. Surriv lor lllitlnii'K Deuth. Senator I'opc offered a concurrent resolu tion reforrlng with expressions of profound sorrow to the demise of Janien Cl. Ulalno and proposing when the senate adjourns , it bo until Tuesday , January .11 , at 1 o'clock. The \oto was taken , but before the lieutenant governor announced the result ho allowed a lively discussion over the legality of the ad journment. Senator Dale feared that it was unconsti tutional to miss a Joint ballot for United States senator. llo was answered by .Senator Pope , who referred to the fact that In the celebrated senatorial contest in Illinois , the legislature , by concurrent resolution , adjourned for two weeks. Senator Dysart wanted to know if the constitutionalltyof that action had ever been raised , to which Pope replied that the supreme court had nothing to do with the case , but that Iho action met with the ap proval of the United States senate , the only body having jurisdiction over the ease. The resolution to adjourn until Tuesday was declared carried by a vote of 20 to 12. The senate went Into committee of the whole on hills of the general tile , with Sen ator Tefl't ir. the chair. CoiiHldorluif Hills. The recommendation of the judiciary com- mitee on senate lllo Xo. 7 , an act authorizing .1. 10 , Cobby to compile the statutes , that the price to the state be reduced from & ! to $2 , was not accepted. An amendment was adopted , however , llxiug the price at t per volume in case tlio state purchased less than 0,000 copies. Senate lllo Xo. 1 , by Everett was taken up. The act provides for the submission of a proposition to eall a constitutional conven tion. Mattes moved to strike out the enact ing clause. The motion gave ICverett an opportunity to defend his bill , which he did in u vigorous manner. The motion to strike out the enacting elauso was agreed to. Sunato file No. it , by ISgeloston , permitting counties having a population of more than 7.1,000 and less than 125,000 to engage deputy county attorneyswhcueveroccasion requires. Dale offered an amendment empowering the Hoard of County Commissioners to llx the compensation. The amendment was adopted and the committee rose. 1'ho report of the committee on senate file No. 1 , for a constitutional convention , was not concurred in , but , on the contrary , by a vote of 17 to M , ordered the bill engrossed for third reading. The report on senate file No. ! i was adopted and the bill ordered en grossed. The senate then at fiMO o'clock took a recess for twenty minutes. Upon reassembling Senator McCartv. from the committee on engrossed and enrolled bills , reported that house roll No. IK1 was ready for passage. Tlio bill was read for the third time and passed. Word having been received that the house had not agreed to the concurrent resolution to adjourn until Tuesday , the senate at 5:25 : i adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup takes the lead of all cough preparations on our shelves. Car penter & Halmeter , Jamestown , X7. Y. Term * "f thn Assignment. The following Is a copy of the circular re ferred to in yesterday's DEIS which is being sent out by Hon. Spencer Smith with regard to the action which Is to bo instituted to recover the sums of inonoy paid out In the farm of taxes to assist tlio motor company In building its bridge across the Missouri. Tlio terms on which the assignment of the var ious claims to Mr , Smith is to bu made will bo interesting reading to the taxpayers : COUNCIL Hu'KKS , In. , Jan. 20. Dear Sir : Thu iimlurr.lKiicd , n committee constituted for that purpose , have contracted with llarl , V MoC'iibo and Spuncur Smith , attorneys , to piosectito ourchilm.s and tlioso of other taxpayers who may nnltu with us against thu "Otnalm & Council H lull's Kallwny and Hrldco company" for tlm recovery of taxes paid In 1HHM nnd IbSO , illegally appropriated by Mich company. In the event of recovery such attorneys are to have us their full compensation tlm Interest on thu lnso paid and Iti per cunt ( if thu prin cipal. If this ! ineetH with your approval , slKii the unclosed assignment and return the saint ) to Spencer Smith , Ualdwln block. If you wish fiu-lhur Informutioii , apply to the members of thlscommlttfu. T. .1. EVANS , ( 'IIAHI.KS. ] { . IIA.N.SAN , I.ucit'.s WKM.S , l.KO.NAIIII KVKIIBTT. C. S. I.KFHKIITS , Committee. Tor value received , the undersigned sells , usslgii * anil sets over tn Spencer Smith all claims against thu Omaha and Council 111 nil's Itullway and llrldge comiiuny.nf Onmlm , Neb. , iindiigalnst t he Omulm and Council ItluIts Hall way and llrldKe company of Council mull's , la. , and all other persons iigulnsi whom claims may exist arising out of thu samu statu of fuels fur and becausu of taxes assessed nnd levied Illegally , and through mistake of fact liy thu city of. Council ( Hull's , la. , In aid of the I'liiiHtniclfonof thu motor bridge line ticross the Missouri river between Council IllntTs and Omaha , ami for any and all taxes paid hy llio undcrslKnt'd In aid of thu construction of said railway bridge. Is your uiooil ix > orl TaKe Ueeeham's Pills. linm Supreme Court Drc IHI , . Ur.s MOINCS , la. , Jan. 27. - fSpe. i.il Tclo- gram to Tnu HUE. ] Tlio following supreme court decisions were rendereij today : Ditty vs Smith , appellant , Hnchanan ( Iis trlct , aftlrmed ; Independent district of Cor with vs district township of Luvernc , ap pellant , ICosstith ttlstriut , aftlrmed ; Valerius t Co. , appellant , vs Hokoplure , Chlekasaw district , aUlrmed ; Nelson vs Kelson , appel lant , Wright district , attlrmed ; llurnett vs r.oughrldgi ) . appellant. MatmsUa district , .inirmed ; Drake , appellant , vs Stuart , Story district , alllriiicd ; Uyslngcr. appellant , vs lager , Wright district , afllnned ; Hrown. appellant , vs Uarstoro , Marshall district , anirmed. With nerves unstrung and heads that ache \VI.so women Hronio-Seltzcr talco. 1'i'U Under a Train. FIIKMONT , Nob. , Jan. 27. [ Special to THE BKK J This afternoon Henry Sandford lost an arm and leg by falling under an fClkliorn train , 1'erfoct ( .ol.oii aul pjrfoaj heillh roml from the usoof DoWltt's Uttlo ISarly Hlser. A perfect Uttlo uUL 1 | NEWS \ FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Fire Does a Great Deal of Damage in the Everett Block. GOOD WORK OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT Ml i Molllo ( liftman's DrcMmnkliiK Kutnlt- Ililiiiirnt HulTor * n Srrcrc l.nift Through Water mill Smnkp An Incipient lllnr.o Dlicovcrcd Jtut In Time. Considerable excitement was caused by a flro yesterday afternoon in the Everett block , next door to Tun DEB olllce , on Pearl street. The lire originated in the dressmak ing rooms of Miss Molllo Oleason , on the second end lloor. The oil stove , which had been running all day , was extinguished about 4 o'clock , and it was only n few minutes later that smoke was seen issuing from the room where the stove was standing. The eauso of the flro Is a mystery. The lire depart ment was called , but before It arrived the llamcs had made considerable headway. Porno delay was caused by the discovery that the chemical engine , which is now relied u | > on to put out all ordinary blazes , could not be used on account of there being so many partitions In the building. The hoao had to bo attached to the lire plugs , and shortly after the stream of water com menced to play on the lire It was out. The greater part of the damage was from thn water , which soaked the newly made garments and the dress goods and damaged them considerably. The insurance upon the goods In Miss Oleason's part of the house was considerably less than the loss , which will reach , it is thought , about SUK ) . The damage to the building was slight and was covered by insurance. Smoke was seen issuing from the windows of Dr. West's oftlce and the rooms over the I'nlted Htates lOxpresE olllcevhlch are on either side of the building where the lire was , and It was feared for a tlmo that the whole block would go. Prompt action on the part of the department , however , prevented the Hitmen from getting any foothold there. The only damage outside of that sustained by Miss ( ileasou was to Hussoll's restaurant on the iirst lloor , the water soaking through the culling and doing some injury. A flro that might have been a very serious ono was nipped in the bud Thursday after- ii' > on. A cuspidor lilted with sawdust , and used as a receptacle for cigar stumps , took lire in the olllccs of the Omaha fi St. IxDtiis railway in the Merriam block. When first discovered the sawdust was blazing , but before any of the papers in the olllco had been damaged a bucket of water extinguished the blaze. I'ortiino ( Youin Our IIHorli. Tlio unprecedented success tlmt lius attended the Huston Htoro midwinter eleafliifj pule is without purullel. The Indies of Cotmi'il BlntY * and Mirrotinding country well know when the IJo.ston Store iidvortise.s anything that they are inro to tind it just M > , and if we mifjht y "even : t little bettor. " Below are jtist a few of the many bargains that wo tro otl'orintf at this sale. If you do not lind anything in this ad. that yon arc in need of , visit the store and without a lonbt you will bo sure to lind just what yon want and without a doubt at the ljjht price. Sale ends Monday evening , January 10. PORTIKRS. See our line marked $3. ! ) . " ) , * i.i)0 , * r > .00 , T. . . ? . ' ) . Ki.oO , $7.50 , $8.00 , $10.00 , $12.00 mil $15.00. All at a clear Miving of from J5 to 50 per cent. CIIHNILLK TA1JLK COVERS. $2.75 six quarter covers , now 81.115. $5.50 eight quarter covers , tinsel em broidered , chenille fringe , now $ . ' 1.00. fiUc chenille riifjs in u vast variety of colorings , duriii } * sale 25o each. CALICO WRAPPERS. , 95o and $1.19 wrappers , 8o ! ) each. $1.110 and $ l'.7f > wrappers , now $1.39 each. $2.50 lleece lined , now $1.75each. Three lines of a 75o corset , for this wile at 50c. lc ! ) silkeline , for this sale at 125c a yard. Lamps , cliinaware , plush goods , an tique oak , etc. 25 per cent olT our former low prices. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. All tin , iron , wooden toys and bisque and bronze figures at exactly half price for this sale. BOOKS. Dore's illustrated books , including Dare's Bible Gallery , Dante's Inferno , Purgatory and Paradise and Milton's Paradibo Lost , publisher's price $0.00 , our price for this wile 75c EACH. Only two tn a otiut i mnv . Egypt , Germany , England , Palestine and Africa illustrated , publisher's price $5.00 , our price 0c. ( ! SEWING MACHINES. A handsome oak 2 drawer sowing ma- chine , sale price . $14.25. 41 ff.l.rrt 4 drawer , $10.50. 0 drawer , $10.75. All machines nro guaranteed for five years. Now is the time to buy a sowing machine. Call and examine them. BOSTON STORE , FOTHEKINOHAM , WHITKLAW & Co. Council Blulfs , la. "A .Mother In luruel. " Mrs. Angollno A. Uotuiucl died Sunday , January J , ISO ; ) , at 5:45 : p. m. at her late residence , " 7fi" Broadway , Council Bluffs , la. , of plcuro-pnoumonla , at the ripe old ago of 83 years. She survived her husband twenty years. She was conscious to the last and died In peace. She was the mother of twelve children , whom she raised and gave a good education. Ten of the twelve survive to mourn her loss. They are : Mrs J. C. Knney of Aberdeen , S. D. , Mrs. J. II. Mcf inghlln of Hastings , Neb. , Mrs. J. J. Downs , Mrs. Conklln and Mrs. Mary Wolfe of Flint , Mich. , Messrs. Paul. Theodore and Fillmore Bouquet of Council Dluffs , la. , J. W. Bouquet of Omaha , Neb. , ami Mr. Joseph Bouquet of Sagluaw , Mich. Six of her sons and daughters wore at her bedsldu when she passed Into the peaceful valley of death. Mrs. Bouquet was the grandmother ol llfty-livo grandchildren , leaves forty-one great grandchildren , and ten great-great grandchildren. She received many beautiful lloral offerings , ono of which was a beautiful sickle/ and another a pillow with the word "Mother" Inscribed Uxm | it. The funeral took place from her late residence Tuesday , January 84 , Kov. Hall ofllclating. She was Interred at Walnut Hill cemetery. Finest Aristo cnblnot photos , $2 per doz. Ashton't ) stntlio , 18 N. Main street An kit Turn Kciliictlnn , The casoof the Klinball-Champ Investment company against the Board of Equalization of tlio city of Council OlufTs was on trial tn tlio district court yesterday. This Is a suil which was comtneneo-.l some tlmo ago as an appeal from tlio Board of Kquiligutlon , for the purpose of having the assessment of the company's property reduced from $40,000 as it was made by W. D. Harilln , the as sessor , to fTi.OOO , Ferdinand Wols , the ageni for thu receiver , was put upon the stand am stated that the property was worth consid erably less than It was commonly supposed to lie. Mr. Hardln was Introduced on the part of tlio-clty , and the case was dually sub mitted about 5 o'clock. Curil of Kclatlvcs of Mrs. Angelina Donquot desire to return thanks to her many friends for kindnesses rendered their inotherdurlng her brief illness. ! MtW. J. C. KfXKT. MHS. J. U. McLAuu Mil. J. W. AMI M. F. I Dlnilcuruil for Ufa. Franks. Boardmon , u young man 0years of age , employed at the Wubash round I house , met with an accident Thursday night IS NOW WELL AS EVER Thanks to Use of Paine's Celery Hi n : ' ' Compound. C. A. Delaney of Holyoke , Mass- . Suffered from Extreme Nervousness and Could Not Slee-p He Took the Famous Remedy That Dart mouth College's Great Professor First Pre scribed Its Good and Lasting Effects Were Soon Seen. Of all the tlioimnnils ofmi8ollcto : ! I tP'tlmonlnU tlmt Invo come from every Mnlct In the Union , from those who Imvo bc'en innilff well by the u oof tliatgru.it remedy which wullrst prexcrlboct tiy Oarlinoiith' , fnmoiia | irof'Ji > nr , 1C. K. I'lielps ' , At. I ) . , LI. . I ) , ncino tvnc i a batter ICHBIIN than thoiiu rent liy men of nffalrn , ivho by overwork nnd worry 'hnvo begun to nutter from BleoplDssiu-ss nnd other forms of nervous eilnius- tlon. nnd found heikllli unit rcmcfoil vitality In the uioof I'alnu' * Celery Compound. It has been irell < ald by u fiinioui phyilclnn thnttht * roiuody Is ni superior to allordlnnry cnrtnpnrlllait' tonlca , nervines , nt thu dUuioud Is to common ul ' I'Aluo'.n Celery Compoiin.t Is not n patent modlclno. His thu prescription of ono of the most eminent pnietltlouors that inoillclno lim hud. It la the remedy that when work begins to Iwn lltlla loss fncllo , and ono beKlni to sloop bHdly , nnd the thoughts of thu dny Invest his dream ; , and Uo rises unrofrcshed , and tlndi thut day after ( tiy his work grows moro trylni ; . and that pcrhnpi with cermlnnew symptoms , such its iildillneia , dlmnois o f slitht , nournlxln of the fnco lie hnscntlro nights of Iniouinla end KrowliiKdltll ulty In the lisa of hla uioutal powers It U the remedy , tbiit should bo tiken : at once , nnd It will iitnnco bj of b3no.1t. M . C. A. Delaney of Ilolyoko , Muss. , writes retarding her husband , who Is ono of the best known builne < 5 men In tint cltr , nridwho 3 portrait l < Ktvo | > above : "Owlnu to n very sorero attack of the grip , and nlsr > to b uslness troubles , my husband was very much fun down , lie suffered , ( rum.oxtroino nervoiiinoai o that ha could not .sleep , ho had no nppetlto and quite sevaro ntt.icks of nonraUln. I had rend of I'alno's celery compound , nnd I purchased n bottle. The good ellcotJ of the compound In my husbind's cisa were roon scon ; nnd after taltlne three bottles ho wn8 ns well ns over. In any similar casu wo should certainly me It n.iln. I shall surely roeomuiond It at every opportunity 1 hiTU. 1 have nonio friends who nra tiklnt' It now on my recommendation , with the best of results. " that will probably tllsllguro him for life. Hi was entfiiped in HlHns the tender to a locomotive , when the rope which was at tached ' to the cover of a coal I'huto broke , throwing him to the ground , n distance of ilftccn f or twenty feet. He struck upon his face ' on u pile of cinders , which mutilated his { face and head in a horrible manner. His upper lip was completely severed , one of his teeth knocked out , mid ho sustained other injuries which will stick to him through life. Inof wus moved to his homo , near the corner of Sixteenth avenue and High street , where a physician was called to attend him. The young man who was injured Is n son of George ' F. Boardman , the oil merchant. Bouriclua Hurts out tlmt Stntsman Strcot is all right for the piunobnsineH , jnst look nt his now higns. For warming guest chambers , bath rooms , etc. , our gas heaters are jnst what yon want. Look ut thoin. Clean , convenient , cheap. C. B. Gas and Elec tric Light Co. Oritiiil.lnry After Him. Peter Eitclbertr , whose homo on Lincoln avenue was destroyed by flro last Tuesday night , Is being kept na the teeter-hooks of suspense Just now. The grand jury has s1.si signified its anxiety to know moro of the siPi particulars of the case , which has been undergoing Pidi dergoing an investigation by the city oflleials for the past three days. The oftl- cials claim to have very strong circumstan tial evidence to show that Kitolberg was himself responsible for the lire. Do you gmoko ? Have yon tried T. D. King .fc Co.'s PurtugiisV It's a charmer. Just light one. Wanted Cash ofYor for ten shares Citizen's Slutu hank stock. Must bu sold. Address K. A. Sheufe. Minor .Mention. K. Y. Plum Inn ; ; Co. Council HltifTs Lumber Uo. Coal A marriage license htls been issued to Con rail Ooise. Jr. , and Mlfnile Klopniug , both of this city. ' ; ' The City Ministerial' ' association meets next Monday at Dr. 'liUelps' study In the Presbyterian church At 190 : ; ! a. m. The Council Bluffs i v'huetzenvereln will give its Ilfth annual nmsuerado ( | ball next Tuesday evening , Janv-'ry ' al. at the Masonic tjmplo. ! , The regular meptlns.of'tno ' Hallway Km- ploycs' club will bo held this evening in Knights of Pythias hall. All members are expected to bo present j as business of 1m- IKirtanco is to bo transacted. Uobekah lodge , No. 3 , ' Independent Order of Odd Fellows. will-tUtt Ilnth lodge of Omaha this evening. "All members who do- slro to attend nro rc < ) iutstcd tn meet at the Odd Follows' hall at TWt'loolc. Judge Thorncll granted a dlvorco yester day to Mrs. M. N. Shiyiulfelt from her hus band , ICdw.ird A Shamafclt , on the ground of cruelty. The husband retains custody of the child , In accordance with an agreement which ho and his wife had entered into be fore the commencement of the suit. Abe Lincoln jxist and the Women's Kellef corps of thin city have received an invitation from the committee in chat-go to be present at the dedicatory exercises of the cottages at the Soldiers Homo at Marshalltown. Thu date chosen Is February 10. A number of old soldiers of the city will attend from hero. The local camp of the Modern Woodmen of America Is making arrangements for an en tertainment next Friday evening , February ) , at the Masonic temple A musical ami literary program will occupy the llrsl part of the evening , at the close of which snpH ) > t will bo served. After sujiliur there will bean an ] opportunity for all who wish to danco. There will bo no services at Masonic tern plo on Sunday , but the Christian and Con gregational churches will meet In unioi services at the Congregational church , The Sunday school of the Christian church will neet as usual. B. W. Allen will continue he services at the Congregational church luring next week. Mr. U. M. liirdsall , the soloist , who was expected this week , will bo icro one week from Sunday. Dr. Herbert Flint's wonderful hypnotic power continues to be tno marvel of tlio ivcek at Dohany's , and the people who have iravctl the cold and attendeit every night tro more infatuated with the mystery at each exhibition. Last night the stage was Hied with subjects of unusual susceptibility , mil the consequence was that the entcrtain- nent was one of the best of the series. The > aso ball scene , where the field was laid out n the ntuJience , was as exciting and as real is any professional game ever played. W. V. Holcomb , ono of the gentlemen who has : ) ccn put forward as a subject for the doctor to experiment upon with the understanding Lhat ho was to influence him before tlio week ended In spite of himself , yielded last night and bccamo as pita bio ns wax. To night there will bo some startlingly original scenes that will bo appreciated. There will > > o no matinee this afternoon , but an enter tainment of iv special order will bo given Sunday evening 'vliich will conclude Dr. ITliut's engagement here. No\v that diphtheria is prevalent in Council Blntl's tint ! Omaha every family should bo provided with Dr. Joll'eris' in fallible diphtheria preventive and cure. It can bo had of Council Hlull's drug gists or ut U401 Cnming street , Omaha. Coal and wood ; best and cheapest [ Missouri hard wood in the city ; prompt delivery. II. A. Cox , No.I Main. Personal U. R. Holler of Logan was in the city yesterday. U. Hudspcth and Charles F. Chase of Atlantic were among visitors in the city = yesterday. I. N. Fliekingcr will return homo this morning irom DCS Moiiics , where ho has been attending supreme court. Mrs. H. H. Glover of Grand Island. Neb. , and Mrs. James Anderson of Pueblo , Colo. , are guests of Mrs. H. H. Field. George Duncan , a member of D.ilbey's p band , will leave next wvek for Missouri Valley , to take a position In the band of that place. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Shngart , Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ICvans and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Unlnger of Omaha will leave today for a trip to Mobile , Ala. , and points In Florida. The snow and cold wenthor does not diminish the demand for acreage in the Klein tract , 2j miles cast of tlio post- oflleo ; .100 acres yet for sale in from ono to ton aero tracts , snitnhlo } > r fruit and garden. Day & Iless , agents , 30 Pearl btrcot. Koal-Spar ! A iilc package paves 2T ) p r cunt of your coal bill , besides other comforts , and is Mtilllclent to treat ono ton. For wile by Jitn sun & Gregg. No. 37i Pearl street. ALWAYS THUS. Pilot Knob , Mo. Suffered Mr. Henry P. 2fTravers , formerly \J of this place , suf- YearSi fered with chronic rheumatism for 20 years , and was treated at times by several doctors. BT. JACOBS OIL cured him. No No Return return of pain in 3 years. G. A. Farrar. Years. Jams Wine Company 1 - .f , _ _ . I W X SJ I/ * ' * Vl California Kentucky Keep in stock n fine We have our own line of the very best Vinynrds and Distillery Wines lery , and can competa Brandies with any house in the Whiskies * Rums United States on price Gins and qua'ity ' of goods. Champagne SOME OF THE Etc Etc BRANDS OF We have in Wines Whisky Port We keep in Sherry bond or in Angelica stock : Muscatelle Reisling 0. F , C. Taylor Catawba Old Hermitage Rhine Wine McBrayer Zinfandel Ripy Rye Burgundy Haltingly And intinv other Bond kinds. Guckenheiraer Anderson Tea Kettle Cedar Creek JARYIS \ Mclwood 1877 Golden Sheaf BRANDY ! Old Grape Peach Before buy Apple ing anything Cherry in our line Blackberry And in fact GET all kinds of Brandy , in A OUR Case or by the Gallon. PRICES , 619 MAIN COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. ONE CENT SPENT MAY LEAD TO YOUR FORTUNE WE COURT THE MOST THOROUGH INVESTIGATION IN\rEST- MENT AFTERWARDS. Address n postal card to the BEN HUR MINING & MILLING CO. , Council niulTs , Iowa , in regard to the CRIPPLE CREEK propartios ficlongingto this company. Lito : nd vices very fuvornblo. ' Refer to C. R. Hantinn , Cashier Citizens' Stntc Bank , Council Bluffs. Beef is Cheap as Ever ! Hut 1 pork , hams , lard and bai-on , ulillu wiy : i | > lu ( i , ati * cheaper at 31esclit > ml rfniarUut linn , ! tiny otlii-r pliiciIn the city. The place to ! i't your moat Is wltt'iii you got tliu lit-nt and f.1 ; lie . most fur your moiiity. Look at tlii'Mi prices mil ! recollect that ovi'rylhlng Islhubcsl that SwPI & Co. hlaiiclitrr : Plate Tloll and Flank Boll . -lo Shoulder Clo.l BlSI . [ o Shou Uer Stealt . ( io SI houlder Jtoast . o do Cornel Heel , ulnte an J ( link . 4o Corned ( Clo Ja and Ra up i . 6c IltoRoast eel . 10 FiR lrloinSteak . 12'Se RoundSteak , 3 Ibfor 20o . lOo Porterhouse btealc . IStio All klndsHtowj , veil , mutton & beef. , be VwalRo'St . . ICe Veal Steak . 12'io Veal . Oops . 10 Mutton Chops . \2vc \ Mutton Legs . I'Jc Now Comes the High Pork. _ Perk < ( Jhnps . 15o 1'or.tLjiin . I2io ! Porrf Butts fir roast . 12Jo California HatiiH . 12' o tpareKlba . lOo PorkTon'lorloln . 20o SaltPork . IH'So Pork Sausage . llto ! GEO , H , MESCHENDORF , Wholesale and Rotall 333 BROADWAY , Council Bluffs. .Friedman PAVN * 40uIIIOAI\V'AY. { ) COUNCIL HhUl'TB. Money I.Qunud on Dln'iionds , W'ltutioH , etc. UK liiirxnltiHlii iinrcilcoma1 ! plediros. DR.H.W , BAILEY Toelh Fillol Wlti oat r" . ! ! ! ! n113 till ) I' C 1 VdJ tion. Tooth Extrnctocl Without Pain or Dangor. k Full Set of Tcelh on llulibsr for $ ) . " ) ) . I'crfect nt Kuaranteed Teetb eitrJi-UJ li th ) morning .Ncit onti UnortaJ In the erenlaj or in.aj 111. 111.fee fee tperlraeni of Kcraovntile IIMJii. teeipeclmeniof Kleilbla KUitlo I'U'.J. All work warrantor ai repreientel. Office Third FloorPnxton Bloo'i , Telephone 1IMJ , Iittti and KnrinTi Hti. iko clera lor or t lrw r from lUttt bl. atria9i. Special J\foUces. COUNCIL BLUFFS. nnd louns. Korni unit cltr proportr bought anil aoltl. I'usoy & TUOIUM , Council Illu ITSj _ . l.-'Olt SAI.KMr llrery Imxlnosi In thin cltr or will I troilo stuck tor u'OoU clear prutiortr. John Do- hnnr , Council llluT ! . OM ACIll'.S m mlloj from OnHnml , uoo.l itnte of cultivation , BOTUII rouiu homo , orchard , corn rrlln , nut vrnunrleit ; till for fill nn acre. < iriuiiBhlulil > . Co. , ( i.'l Ilioaitwnr. i room liounuim Hautli Kleventli itreet , I rlcnruf Inrumnmtii'e. to nxe'nnia for uptown rral tince. Will pay illtleruncu In cash. Gr 0a * ililnliln , Mcliolion Jt ( u. noitHK wantoit In < rhan { < t for lot between llrooilwnr nnil now brliUs. ( ; rejiillilold , .Nlctf oUon A Co. JT'Olt ' l'A"CIIANil. . I ! room liousu ; uiodgrn convrn- loncoi ; bu t locitlon In ( 'oiinc I lllulTii ok'iir of tincunibrnucc ; will cxchanjo for hiistnosa houao In Bonn' mii'illcr town In wmtorn loir a or oaitern Ne. hra kn. ( ireenshlelilJ , Nlcholion A Co. , Council llhilln. j 1 1)11 ItBST-W ) acrcH of line liar lanil ill-nil k ) nurluni for DonHiiiiuf H'.il at II per f.re. Aptiir tol.uonant Kvorult. Council lllutTn. la , \ \ MNTKIfloort Klf' ' f"p kltoh n work , KOO < | il ffiiitca pMil. Mr > . ficorifu licollno , H'i'i Unit 1'lcrco direct. < jl.XW ( Wll.lj Inir a KOOI ] IIOIIKU nnd lot on 'lp the motor line ; IIOU down , balance iiioiitlilr , Uoinl lioinn , l ) rn nnd lot , near the Transfer. I'.UJ. ' For bariialiii In an ) kind of properly , call on John- ton A V'aii I'attt'n. JMNKST drug Hock and ( Uluren went of Chlmiio , well located la Council llluITi , for iale chuap. Addrcai John 1'etcr , Diu llroadnar , C. II. THE K.\CT.I.BIOIl HOUR DAKKn AND nOASTKIl ( none itenulne without bran nitlnxionr ) laryo linprnTnd ( trie , U aiullil mitiie , hai deep flanga trongbut lilvli urate. an t coi ! i perfectly tliiht ; lavei 33 per rent tiulrltloui luuiunii , FnllUe- rrlptlvu circular on application. AliKNTH WANT- Klllneferr countr tn theU.H. Addrvn. C1UULE3 , I'J N. Main til. , Council Ulutti , la.
