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THK OMAHA. DAILY HKR : SATURDAY. JULY 22. IrtM.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL
OPPICBl KO. 12 I'BAUb STHEhT
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II. W , TII/TON. - MANAGER
TITT . . rpitnNpq . I HnslnpMOfflre . " No. 43
[ Nim.t Kdllor. . . . . No. 23
MI.\Jlt MKSIlOtr.
N. Y. Plumbing Co
Boston Store for sun umbrellas
J ml son , pasturage , WK ) Sixth avenue.
Mlltonlicrgrr is the hatter , 60S Uroadway
The Majno Heal MUntcCo. . 021 Uroadway.
Judge Smith will hold a special session of
district court next Monday.
About twenty-live residents of First avenue -
nuo spent last evening at Manawa. ,
Oscar hinder has take-i out a permit for
the erection of a cottage on nvcnuo A , to
cost * 1KW.
A case of scarlet fovcr was reported
yesterday nt the homo of C. M. llarl on Oak
land avcnuo.
Henry Uethers is under arrest on the
charge of malicious mischief. A warrant Is
out for his brother , /Cud , for larceny.
I.i. A. hlmons , the Lawrence , Kan. , youth
who was arrested for trying to hell lottery
tickets , was tried In police court yesterday
morning and fined $ U'.l.GU.
Twenty-live members of the Ganymede
Wheel club went to Omaha last evening to
take part In the wheel parade. J'heir bicy
cles were decorated with old gold and bottle
grcciii , the club colors , and they made a gay
appearance.
Miss Cox , n bright , dark-haired little lady
from Denver , gave n unique and highly enjoyable -
joyablo entertainment at the First Uaptist
church last evening. Her program was ar
ranged to show her uhnrmlng ability as an'
artist in Delsnrto nnd elocution. Her grace
ful Uetsarte movements In Grecian continue
and her remarkable ability as an elocutionist
provided nil entertainment that charmed
licraudlciico.
Mr. and Mrs. Drill , who live nl the corner
of Twentieth street nnd Fourth nvcnuo ,
were tipped out of their buggy Thursday
evening while driving on Eighth street.
near Willow avenue. The accident was
caused by the recklessness of a man driving
another team , colliding \\lth the bjggy and
almoHl demolishing it. The fellow who did
the mischief drove away as soon as ho found
what ho had done , and Ills name , fortunately
for him , was not learned.
M. VanAtta keeps the saloon nt the corner
of Fourteenth street nnd Uroadway , In front
of which the light took place that was men
tioned in yesterday's lir.i : . Ho ntates that
the ausail.mtH had not been in his place for
about an hour nnd that they had never been
there before , to his knowledge , before that
afternoon , tie states that ho does not en
courage thugs and plug-uglies to make his
plaeo their headquarters , and denies all re-
E | > onslbillty in the matter.
Keys Uros. wore compelled to shut down
their carriage factory last evening on ac
count of the dullness of the market. They
have been running on short tlmo for quite a
while past , but hoped that an Increase in
sales would nllow them to resume before
long nt their usual standard. Last night ,
however , they notified their employes that
they would have to stop work Indefinitely.
Just UH soon as the financial stringency of
the money market is over and the sales can
bo made 'o justify thorn , they will reopen.
TlH'ro is another line attraction : it
Mnnawii which will continue until Sun
day evening. It is the Great Southern
Colored Concert company , comprising
fourteen inoinborH. They will tfivo con
certs ! eaeli evening In the pavilion at the
hotel. The company 1ms : i line reputa
tion , and includes many nrtibts capable
of interpreting classic | ihiutntim melo
dies , An urtinibbkm of 5Uc will bo
charged. _
The best building sand in the market
by carload. Address N. Sehurz , 34 Bald
win Block , Council Blulfs , la.
Domestic soap is the best. :
Arthur Hoffmayr Is homo from a visit to
Chicago.
W. V. Fleming left hist ovcuiiiif for n two
weens stay In UhlcaRo.
Mrs. T. A. Clark has returned from a trip
to liurlington .lunution , Mo.
Mlssca Stella and llcttio Graves are visit
ing in Munitou and Colorado biirlngs. Colo.
Frank Trimble and Knimut Tlnloy re
turned yesterday morning from the World's
fair.
fair.Miss
Miss Frances Bowm.ui loft yesterday for a
visit of two \vcolis with rolatlVL's In Glen-
wood.
Miss Datton has returned to her homo In
Nebraska after a visit with the Misses Ilcnn
on Vine street.
The engagement of Miss Sndona Elizabeth
Clark , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clark
of this city , to Mr. Alexander Johnston of
Milwaukee IB announced.
Mrs. Dr. Thompson of Fort Smith , Ark .
Mrs. liubbartl of I os Angeles. Cal. , and
Mrs. Reynolds , Jr. , of Gencseo , 111. , arc In tlio
city for a visit with their sister , Mrs. Dr.
Thomas , on South Eighth street , and their
brother , John \V. Furrier.
Tlio Manlmttuu Hunch company has
80 acres of hind bordering on Lake
Maimwa , much of it covered with beau
tiful Hhmlo trees and ac-iosaiblo to tlio
beach. Persons dohirinp to wiini > out
are otTorud , grounds for that purpose
frco of olmrgo. Apply to G. M. Wash-
burn , ninnngor , at the bath houbo olllco ,
and Holcot your location. Manhattan
Bench Co.
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There is nothing Sn thib country like
the fruit kojt ) in Whcolor , llorold &
Co. 's cold storage. No matter what tlio
weather is it roaches the customer in
iiorfoct condition. Another car load of
lemony wan put in Satnrduy. .
Tim ( Iranii Hotel ,
Council niulTri. The most elegant in
Iowa. Dining room on seventh lloor.
Halo , $3.00 und $5.00 a day. E. bClurk ,
Trop.
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All lnlitit IniliiHtry.
Joe nnd Mat Snyder , two men wbo nro
Bald to live in Omaha , were arrested yester
day morning by Olllcur Claar while they
were engaged in an operation wlili-h It Is
claimed has boon their solo means of liveli
hood for some time past. They had n wngon
with them nnd wore picking up empty kegs
in the roar of a saloon. An ngent
of lamp's brewery In this t'lty went
to the pollen station and ulontitlcd
the keys us having been stolen , and Hied Information -
formation against the two men. Fred Guise ,
who IB agent for I'abst , has also been the
victim of the two men , who , it Is claimed ,
li.tvo made a regular business of stealing
keg * and soiling them to dealers In Oniahit ,
innkiin ; nnywhoro from (3 to fn n day by the
operation. Kmpty kegs nro credited np to
dealers who return tlieui to the brewery at
$1.00 for tlio " | > ony" keg and J.'JO for ipinr.
tors , so it may bo easilv seen 'hat the busi
ness lias been n losing ono for the. saloon
keepers. _
The friunds of II. O. Cook , who mot
with a bad and painful accident at the
elevator while in the dlbulmrgo of hid
dulled a few wculca ago , will bo jilt'tiBcd to
li-arn that lie was a member of Hawkeye -
eye lodge , Order of the Worlo ; , No. fill ,
whloh paya a sink nnd accidenl benollt
of $20.00 per week , receiving * 7fl.OO for
Iho three weeks that ho was dlbabled.
For which lie is highly elated and
cheerfully recommends the usbociutlon
us gilt edged and A No. 1.
rritini.
Traina for Maimwa will leave Broad
way depot at 0 and 11 a. in. , 1 , : > , ; t ,
3:110 : j > . m. , and 'every thirty minutes
thereafter until 12:30 : nt night. Ltibt
train will louvo Manawa for Council
HlulTaat 11:55 : ji. m.
Cook yot" mculs tins summer on n gas
range At cost at the Gus company.
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Arrcst of a Prepossessing Young Man Who
Sold Spectacles Ohcap.
ANOTHER SCHEME fO CATCH THE UNWARY
How Ctinrln Uallljr Annex-In toil a Confidence
with n I'rcpurntlnn to Ctcnuia
wrr The Young Man Hum
Acultut the 1'ollco.
A young follow of rather prcK | > ssesslng ap
pearance has been soiling spectacles around
the city for several days past. Ho took out
n license for that purpose , but the specta
cles were apparently the lesi Important fea
ture of his stock In trade. Ho professed
to bo selling a mixture that would clean
silver. When ho struck a place where
there was a woman who looked as
though she might have use for spectacles
iiu would pull a pair out of his pocket hi an
Incidental sort of way and offer to sell them
cheap , as bo bad picked them np on the
street In Omaha and needed money. The
spectacles looked like solid gold and the
puddlur s.ild they were made of genuine
pebble glass , Ho had no trouble In getting
anywhere Irom & to $ i.r > 0 per pair for spec
tacles which , when examined moro rloicly ,
were found to bo the very cheapest kind of
gilt wash and common window glass , nnd
iniuht buvo cost the seller as high us &i
cents n pair.
Some of the victims made n complaint nt
the pollco station , and Charles llallly. a
young man who has been doing the business ,
w.is arrested yesterday and slated with ob
taining money under fal&o nretonses. The
police claim to have a number of witnesses
who will appear against him at the proper
time. Utility says ho lias done nothing ex
cepting vhat is done by any enterprising
merchant every day In the } ear. IIo gave a
bond of ? .V ) for his appearance In pollco court
this morning.
GltiVT : TlA.UMOCIC ANI TOtVUIj SAI.IJ
At tlm lloitiiii btoro.
A chnnco foi * those who dijsiro to make
themselves comfortable during this very
hot weather. Ww Saturday only.
A real Mexican grass hamtn'ick , sold
everywhere for SI.00 ; out1 price for Sat
urday , ( Illc. with braided edge.
A 31.ol ) Mexican grabs hammock for
S'Jc ' Saturday.
A $2.00 Mexican grass hammock for
SI. 10 Saturday. IJjn't fail to get one , as
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they are certainly 2T > to 50 per "cent
cheaper thati you over had tut opportu
nity of getting the bamo grade of goods at
before.
As we stated in yesterday's paper , wo
have received over 7f > 0 dozen towels of
all grades , the same to be put on sale
today. Wo have them all laid out and
ready for inspection.
The great s-alo on them commences
today , for one clay only. Homembcr wo
are open until 10 p. in. tonight.
75 dozen beautiful huck towels ,
hemmed ends , colored borders and
white , for today 1 le each.
100 dozen colored border , knotted
fringe towels l-o ! } each for today.
100 dozen of a very line httek towel ,
fringed and colored borders , for 17e , or
. ' ! for 50o ; would bo a bargain at > e.
For today only.
At UOe , " ' > c and Me we show over
twenty styles that cannot bo duplicated
any plnco for one-half more. If you need
towels now or in the near future don't
neglect this ehance for today only.
150 children's gau/.o vests , bizos li ( to 110 ,
for lOe each. Sizes 20 to Hi , for lOc
each. The above is a bargain in vests
seldom to be had. 75 dozen ladies' '
Egyntinn flue ribbed vests 12e } each.
100 dozen ladies' lisle thread vasts
with bilk strings , worth 50c , for 23c
today only.
100 dozen gents' outing flannel and
French percale blurts , were 75o and
Sl.OO , for 4Se each.
BOSTON STOKH ,
Fotheringhnm , Wliitolaw it Co. ,
Originators , Leaders and Promoters of
Low Prices.
Siinilnlch Imprnvuiiiantfl.
The Sandwich Manufacturing company
lias been making some extensive nnd hand
some improvements , and now enjoys the dis
tinction of having ono of the most prominent
buildings in the agricultural implement dis
trict. General Manager W. H. James has
assumed the responsibility of transforming
the building , which has always been a bee
hive of industry , into a modern structure ,
adding means to facilitate the handling of
the constantly growing business nnd improv
ing the external appearance and the Internal
conveniences.The exterior has been painted
n rich Venetian red. with bronze , black and
gray trimmings. The business ofllces have
been greatly brightened and improved and
the whole place changed so that it is scarcely
recognizable.
"The hum of the Sandwich cornshollcrs
will male more music in the land than
over , " remarked Mr. James , "for there is a
World's fair corn crop in the nest this year ,
nnd everything indicates that the farmers
will get Ing prices for the biggest crop they
have raised for 3 ears. We increased our
sale of shelters last year by many thousand
dollars , and this year we are going farahead
of the high water mark. And while we are
doing this we are going to make our head
quarters hero attractive and comfortable.
It Is only a question of a short time when
wo will have to still further enlarge. You
can depend upon it , wo will do our share
toward making the agricultural district of
Council Ululfs the greatest center of such
trade in the world. "
Siilllni ; HoKiitt'i ut Mumuvn.
At 5:30 : p. in. Saturday , July 22 , a
yacht race will bo bailed over the Luke
Manawa course.
SovLMi of the finest sailing yachts huvo
entered and will compete for the mag-
nillccnt silver cup now on exhibition at
the Turf , Manawa. A handsome prise
will bo given to the winner'of the ladion'
rowing race ; alho a handsome prize for
the gentleman winning the single t-oull
race no imtraneo fo s. After the races
there will be a grand display of aquatic
fireworks.
( rent Itfiliictloii In ( 'miur Lumber Priti > .
Our company , having a largo supply of
red cedar in their yards in Arkansas , have
concluded to greatly reduce their prices
on red cedar for the next < K ) days. Now
is your time to got red cedar cheap.
\V. V. IJAKKU , Agent ,
Shugart Block , Council BlulTs.
Carbon Coal Co. , wholesale and retail
coal. Removed from 101'earl to til 1'earl
street , Grand Hotel building.
fJreonshioldH , Nicholson it Co , , real
cbtatoand rentals , < iOUUroadway. Tel.151.
Use Domestic faoap.
Hll c > tnl C'uino ll.ick.
Mike Illlmrd crossed the Ulg Muddy yes
terday noon in company with Deputy Mar
shal Fowler and now occupies a choice cell
in the city jail. Sergeant U'halcn and De
tective Vlzzard ran him down in Omaha in
accordance with the request of the Bluffs
olllclals , In spite of Blizzard's having shaven
off his moustache with the evident intention
of disguising himself in order to ovoid ar
rest , Ho is'ctwrgod with highway robbery ,
and both ho and his brother Charles will
have a preliminary hearing In the police
court this morning , J , W. Crook , the al-
lrgo.1 victim , having remained in the city 1o
prosecute.
Wnlle making the trip from Omaha to
Council IllutTn Dllzzard talked freely about
the robbery and admitted that ho had ranpud
Crook over the head , as ho said , "just for
fun. " Ho said ho was drunk aud felt quar
relsome. When asked if ho took Crook's
money after he had knocked him senseless
ho replied , "I want to see an attorney before
1 say anything about money. lo you thtuU
that man Crook looked liken man that would
have fftO nil at once * "
Mlko Ullrmrd Is well known In police cir
cles , ho hnvlnir boon In several scrape * be
fore , but his father his always paid his lines
nnd had him released without having to
undergo any very serious consequences. His
brother , on the contrary. I * generally well
thought of and it Is the opinion of the of
ficials that ho was Innocentiydrawn Into the
affair and. like most other Innocent people ,
was unfortunate enough to get caught.
IIINMSON : nuns.
-nlo S.itnnlny.
1,000 GENTS' NEGMOKB SHIRTS 250.
KNOKMOUS PUKCUASK of ladies' Jersey
ribbed vests ; also men's anil boy's negli
gee shirts , bought for spot cash. Entire
lot on sale Saturday and Saturday even
ing at i price.
H.OOO IADIIS' : FINE QUALITY Jersey
ribbed vests in line Egyptian combed
cotton , silk trimmed ; iiNo ladies' lisle
thread vests. Not ono garment In this
lot worth less than Hoe and np to 503.
The entire lot Saturday at ono price
only , 15e o'loh. Not moro than ( I to anyone
ono customer. Turn out during the day
If possible and avoid the evening rush.
Wo have plenty for all.
1,000 OKNTS * SCOTCH CHKVIOT negligee .
shirts , neat stripes , lay down collar ,
good material , at just half price , Satur
day 2m each.
iioo : ans'Ts' OUTIXO FLANXCL ,
Madras cloth , French sateen and canvas
cloth negligee shirts , beautiful btyles ,
well made , colors guaranteed fast , worth
$1.00 and Sl.'JTi , Saturday nt loss than
half price , entire Iot50o each.
The greatest shirt sale on record.
23 tlbzoii gents' silk and wool stripe
French Madras < jloth negligee shirts , a
very line imported shirt , worth $1.00
and $1.75 , Saturday , during this bale ,
USe each.
A PICNIC FOIl THE BOYS.
500 boys' negligee shirts , very fine
quality , neat checks nnd stripes in me
dium and dark colors , at one-half price.
Saturday , 'toc eaeh. Catch on boys.
ANOTUKU I'ICNIU SATUItOAY KVUNINO.
Saturday evening for three hours , 7 to
10 p. m. , wo will olTor , the last lot of
those beautiful figured lawns , 10 'yards
for 2."ic.
Open Saturday bvening until 10 p. m.
BENNISON BROS. ,
Originators of Low Prices.
ANoriiKii I'icNio roil TONianr
At tlm Hostciti Store.
2,500 yards duchess mull ginghams
and seersuckers , goods worth Sc , lOo and
12e all for tonight Irom 0 to 10 for 5e a
yard.
1,750 yards pongee and corded batiste ,
beautiful colorings , for tonight from (1 ( to
10 for ( ic } a yard. Only ono pattern to a
customer.
BOSTON STORE ,
Fothoringham , Wliitolaw & Co. ,
Leaders of low prices.
Williamson & Co. . 10G Main street ,
largcbt and best bieyelo stock in city.
Another improvement to the' popular
Schubert piano. Swaiibon Music Co
Dr. J. C. Waterman's olllce removed
to No. 0 South Main street.
Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffs , to
lest $2.00 house in Iowa.
Smoke T. D. King & Go's Partagas.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap
Tourlit Wlicitlmon'H Ilticos.
The racing meet under the auspices of tlio
Tourist Wheel club of this city takes place
at tbo fair grounus this afternoon , and the
prospects are excellent for a lot of superb
sport. Following will bo found the program
and a partial list of tbo entries :
First race , ono nillo novice. : C. Ij. Coleman ,
Oniiiha ; Itoburt Allen , Omaha ; E. L. Dmiuolto
Council ItlutTs ; W. N. Itariiuin , Omaha ; J. K.
Cotitaut , Wlleox , Nub.
Second race , quarter mlle open : William
Schnoll , Unialni ; Jack Cnlluy , Omaha ; C. I. .
I'oU'iniin , Utnaha : Kil M. Cox. Omaha ; 1) ) . K.
lluirhoy. Council ItlulTcV. ; . A. I'lxloy , Omaha :
Kussell P. Condon , South Umnliii ; U" . M. Har-
iiiiin , Omaha ; .1. P. Coutnnt , Wllcov. Neb. ; T.
V. 1'armalo , Platlsmouth ; Samuel Patterson ,
I'l.ittMiioiitli ; li. 13. llolton.Oiiialiii.
Tblrd rnco , niio intlo open : W. A. 1'lxlcy ,
Omaha ; I ) . K. lluu'hey , Council llluir.s ; Jack
Cullev , Omaha ; William Schnell , Oiiialiit ; C.
\i. ( 'oleinan , Oinnhii ; Itussoll 1' . Condon , South
Omaha ; . ! . T. CoutautVllco \ ; J. A. Daln.
Spokane , Wash.
I'ourth race , ono-half mlle handicap , hoys :
llcrt ( irllllth , Council IllnlTs ; Charles I'lgau.
Omaha. Several othisr entries for this iitcu
are niomlsail and eight or ten rntrli's are
expected , The hoys will ho handicapped ac
cording to ago and speed.
rifth , ten mile . I .
race handicap ; C. < Coleman -
man , Omalm ; liobert Allen , Omaha ; Wllllum
Schnell , Omaha ; Jack Cnlluy , Omuhu ; I'd M.
CUT , Oniiiha ; W. A. 1'lxley. Omaha ; Hiisscll I' ,
Condon , South Omaha ; J. T. Coiitant , Wlleoxl
Neb. ; T. K. Pat male , PlattHinoiith ; Samno.
1'attur.son , I'littsmoiith : .1. A. Daln. Spokane.
Wash. ; i , . F. . llolton , Omaha ; Charles I'laau ,
Omaha ; II. Mulball , Omaha ; II. C. Kredutlck-
fcon , Omaha.
The Tourist \Vbccl club made a great
showing on its parade last night. A string
of wheelmen , two abreast and extending
four blocks , their wheels decorated tvllli
Chinese lanterns nml nearly every man
blowing wind through a born or whistle ,
made the princlp.il streets IOOK as though a
small Miirili Gnu bad struck the city , and
occupied the enviable position of center of
attraction while the parade lasted. Thuro
promises to bo a good turnout at the races
today ,
Y. M , C. A. v < Uouvuiitloni.
The Drat of tbo advertised series of five
games between the Young Men's Christian
association and tbo Conventions will bo
played this afternoon at Young Men's
Christian association park , The game will
bo called at 4 o'clock sharp. The teams will
line upas follows :
Conventions. Positions. V. M. 0. A.
I.IHI Catch Abbott
Miller 1'lti'h lullun
llowmun Hr.it Alltel
iliighhanU Seroml littstln
Kennedy Short Dual
Dolan Third McKohoy
Imwlor I'l'ft ' Wllklm
Davis Center Koblimon
Clark IMglil Crawford
Umplio : JudKO Shields.
At NiMipnrull I'nrk Nunilny.
There will bo a game of ball Sunday at
Nonpareil park , beginning nt iio'cloek sharp ,
between tbo old Haydcn team and Nonpa
reils. Following aru the positions ;
llaydens. 1'osltlon , Nonpareils.
Dolan Catch l.iiony
Snydur I'ltch S. .McAnlliru
VapD Kh'nt I'lynn
( . 'nrrlK'tn Second Croft
Stoney. . . . , Short Mianahan
Van Annan .Third J. Muhonoy
II. Howies lA'ft llraiKnrd
Wlgnan Mhldlu J. McAullIfu
Monanliiin ItlKht Summers
W. Howles Substitute..E. Muhoney
Wlicfll Itufi-s at Hintlnei.
IlAbTiNQK , Neb. , July 21 , [ Special Tele
gram to Tun DEC. ] The Hastings Bicycle
club races this evening were well attended
and resulted as follows : One-fourth mile ,
Deere llrst , thirty-eight and a fourth seconds
ends ; bareback , one-eighth mile , Leach llrst ,
twenty-six ana n half seconds ; one-balfmlle ,
Wanzcr llrst , ono minute eighteen and ti
half seconds ; Ut man's , one-fourth mlle ,
George ( Irst , fortv-threo and u half seconds
two mlle handicap , Wauzor , scratch , llrst
Hollamy. llfty-llvo yards , second ; Leach
scratch , third.
I tiTOKu Xoit Saturday.
The Omaha and Kearney lacrosse teams
will meet for a match game at the driving
park Saturday , July i-"J.
Tire Moro Cnlnruilo llanki Cloge.
GHEK.IXV , Colo. , JUly 81. The Union bank
made an assignment this morning to James
E. Benedict of Denver. The bank is per
fectly solvent , and not a depositor will lese a
dollar.
CUESTEW BUTTE , Colo. , July 81. The Ban !
of Crested Butte closed today. Liabilities
{ 35,000 ; assets , fur ,000.
Piles of people have piles , mil Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro tho.ii.
AFFAIRS AT'-SOUTH OMAHA
All Qniot at the Slock Yanh Just at
Present ,
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COUNCILMEN MEETYATl JETTER'S BREWERY
Jtr . Pntermin' * llouiixnre ApprnUInc Prop.
erty Another Itimuntul .MlMlne tJ.lin-
lilcni rail to" Soltlo ll'tllronil
ClmiiRU Vlmlnet .Mitten ,
p it
1-1 F
Everything was quiet nt the stock vanls
railroad yards last night. The s-\mo Rung
that worked Thursday nli ht showed up for
duty and no n.oro changes have been made.
Mr. Sullivan , the switchman who was ills-
hnrgcd for being Into , returned from Lin-
ohi yesterday. Ho says his matter will
otno bcforu a union meeting soon.
Ono delegate from each of the switch-
lion's unions lias been appointed as n com-
nittco to go before the directors of the
stock Yards company and explain Sullivan
nil Mo.Mauai'lo's cases. Mr. Hond was the
oleiMto from the South Omaha lodge ,
'hey had an appointment with the dlrec-
ors yesterday , but us only Messrs. 1'axton
ml Creiuhton were present another moot-
njj will be held.
The following notice Ins been put out by
ho Switchmen's Mutual Aid association ,
dfru No. 101 , South Omaha :
"All members of lodges No. 11 , S3 , ICft , and
01 arc requested to moot nt the Ancient
Jrdcr of United Workmen hall , corner of
I'wcnty-Mxth and N streets , South Omaha ,
11:80 : p. m. sharp , > iulj yt. ; "
The above is slniul by the master. Mr.
iullivan was seen last night and said that
ils case would bo brought up at this meeting.
All the special police who were appointed
D.V the mayor were Iccpt on duty last night
ml will bo until the mayor sees lit to with-
IMW them.
Amitlirr lluOiiml
J. D. Kistlor , n married man living on
iovcntcciuh street between 1 nnd J. Is miss-
Mrs. Klstlircallcd nt the pollco station yes-
onlay morningaml asked tlio police to assist
icr In locating her husband. Kistier has
I'd In South Omaha for some time and Is
veil known. On Mon.l.iy morning ho was
mployeil as collector for tbo Metropolitan
nsuranco company. The local manager
or the company went out with Kistier
ind introduced him to several customers ,
ben left him to go it alone. It
s known that Kistlor collected $ i5. On Tues-
lay morning ho turned in his book bit did
lot leave any money. The manager was out
it the time. He has not been seen bv the
nsuranco company people since. Ho was
ecu last by his family on the lllth.
From what information tbo police can
glean It is the same old story with Kistier.
Ic monkejcd with tbo tiger and other card
games and lost his roll. Ho was seen In
Jouvcr's gambling liouso about 1 o'clock
Thursday morning , and also again Thursday
light , and loft the game broke. Ho has prob-
ibly left tbo city.
AppruNlnir I'roprrtv.
The gentlemen who were appointed to np-
> raisc the property to bo condemned on ac
count of the opening up of N street east to
; ho west line of tbo B. & M. right of way
lave completed their work.
The allowances are as follows : To Mrs.
Mary Holmes , four part of four lots , $1,125 ;
orge Dlchcl , parts of two lots , $000 ; Mrs.
Sarah Ainseow and D. IX Gregory , a strip of
land containing ono aero , owned by them
Jointly , JMJO ; John. S. Canllold , a strip of
and containing the fractional part of an
aero , J73. The total amount of the allow
ances foots up & ! , ! IOa.
Tbo property owners along this street will
now bo equally taxed to pay this money anil
; ho work of opening np the street will bo
begun at once. i
M -t ut the Urowrry.
For several wceVca ' { ho city council lias
been juggling a proposition to do something
with tbo public streotjjust opposite Jotter's
brewery. A special committee held one or
two sessions at tbo brewery and reported
nothing but progress. At the last meeting
of the council Mr. Bulla bad the matter re
ferred to the committee of the whole. As a
result the entire council met at tbo brewery ,
or near there last evening , and sized up tbo
condition of the placo. One-half of this
street only has been dedicated , nnd the city
does not feel like making any repairs until It
controls the whole street. It is said that the
brewery hands treated the councllmon roy
ally while they remained.
John Miller , ono of tbo employes of the
South Omaha Ice company , came near being
crushed to death ut tbo Exchange building
yesterday.
Miller was unloading a largo cake of Ice
which would probably weigh WX ) pounds.
Just as bo raised It to a platform at tlio rear
of the wagon his foot slipped and ho fell to
the ground , a ulstanco of live foot. The
heavy cake of ice fell directly upon him , the
greatest weight striking him on the stomach.
At llrst it was thought the man was killed ,
but after awhile ho showed signs of life and
was removed to his homo at Twenty-fifth
and Q streets. Miller is a married man and
a faithful workman.
I'uglilstlc TiimleiirloH.
Thomas MeOrcovey , who lives on P street
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth ,
has given his neighbors several exhibitions
of his pugilistic talents and has each time
used his dellcato wife to display his bru
tality.
Ills latest effort was last might when it is
said ho beat the poor woman until ho was
forced to let up by the neighbors. Ofllcer
Thomas was sent for but arrived too late to
catch MCJreovoy or the individual would
have been locked up.
l.oolcln ? Into Council Prooooillii H.
Ed Johnson and John J. Kyan , the com
mittee appointed by a mooting of tax payers
to investigate the city council , are going
over the hooks at thocity clerk's oflico.
Their particular attention was given
to business transacted by tno council while
in executive session and never given out to
the newspapers for publication.
The O Htrrut Vluiliift I'HSSixlilo.
At last the Q street viaduct has been made
passable. This structure has cost the city a
great deal of money , The repairs just made
cost in the neighborhood of 1,500. The
damage was caused by a washout from u
heavy rain. The people living over in the
Third ward are claipUiOVcr the completion
of the work. , r
Mil trio City OiiMlp ,
Elmer DiiL'tm of Ipw.i' ltv is visiting hero.
Chief of Pollco llo kott is improving
nicely. , , , ,
n Mrs. John Owens returned homo yester
day from Chicago , i < Slu was accompanied
' ' " TO BRACE Ul > the
gyitom. hltor "La Grippe , "
pnouiuonin , fevers , and
other prostrating acute dis
eases ; to build up needed
flesh and strength , and to
resttffd health and vigor
wheniyou feel "run-down"
aniliUdup. . the best thing
in ilioYorld ; , ] Is lr. I'icrco a
Golden , Medical Discovery.
It 'promotes all the bodily
functions , rouses every or
gan into healthful action ,
purifies and enriches the
blood , and through it
cleanses , repairs , and invig
orates the entire system ,
For the most stubborn
Scrofulous , Bkln or Scalp Diseases , Dysj > c [ > -
sla , Diliouiness. and kindred ailments , the
" Dlfccovery" u the only remedy that's
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure ,
you have your money back.
Can you think of anything more convinc
ing than the promise that is made by the
proprietors of Dr , Bage's Catarrh Remedy I
It is this : "If we can't euro your Catarrh ,
we'll pay you 500 la cosh. "
by Miss Owens , who will visit hero for sev
eral weeks.
C S. Felch of the Hammond force ts homo
from Chicago.
Miss Harhara ( toyman Is visiting friends
In Atlantic , In.
Mrs. William McCollistor 1s homo from a
visit to Mnrshnltown.
O. K. lllaekstotio of Craig is visiting his
daughter , Mrs. J. F. Cornish.
The St. Agnes school children will picnic
at Spring I ako pirk Autriist 13.
J. G. Hayzlott is homo from a trip through
the western portion of the state.
. Miss Nclllo Hlackstone of Hlalr , who has
been visiting friends here , returned homo
yesterday.
A class from the Uohomtan turners left
yesterday for Milwaukee to participate In
the national tournament.
Miss Nclllo Cockren ret unto 1 to her homo
in Missouri Valley yesterday.nftora pleasant
visit with South Omaha friends.
There will be n special meeting of Ada
chapter No f > 2 , Order of K.istern Star , for
initiation work nt Masonic hall tonight.
A. H ix1" traveling representative for the
stock yards company , and wlfo returned this
morning from n visit to the World's fair.
The fi-yc.ir-old daughter of John Sullivan ,
living at Twenty-sixth and O streets , fell
from n llfteen-foot bannister last evening
and was painfully Injured.
Cudahy llros. . packers at Milwaukee\vcro
on the South Omaha mar ! < i ' , yesterday for
the tlrst thno in the history of the yards ,
Thcv bought sovcr.il cars of hogs.
Uov. J. F. Hess , pastor the United
Presbyterian church , will preach Sunday
morning on "Ulio Host Treasure , " and in the
evening his subject will be , "Preaching
Jesus , "
Uov. Father McOovitt has been chosen as
the delegate to represent the South Omaha
Young Men's Institute at the national con
vention which meets In Cincinnati , Septem
ber So.
L > r. Sherman of Ncmaha county Is ono of
the now veterinarians recently appointed In
the meat Inspection department. Jay Mer
rill is his assistant. They will hold forth at
Swift's. Dr. Blnckwell and Frank Patrick
nro assigned to Cudahy's.
n n.rtniit
It Wilt Ho l'n I r iinil S mtliorlyVlndn
Illou * 111 Nt'lir.iftkii Tocluy.
WASHISOTON , July 21. Forecasts for Sat
urday : For Nebraska Fair ; continued
southerly winds.
For Iowa Fair ; southerly winds ; warmer
in western portion.
For North D.iuota Generally fair ; varia
ble winds ; cooler in southern and western
portions.
For South U.ikota Fair ; southerly winds ;
cooler Saturday night.
l.ncal Iteooril.
WiiVTinit : IJumuu , OMAHA ,
July -Omaha record of temperature and
rainfall , eomp.irod with corresponding day
of past four years :
189.1. 180'J. 1831. 1800.
Maximum tenim > raturu. H0 = ! ) H = Hi ! =
Minimum temperature , liiss f > S > ( JH = >
Avuiago Ininpariituru. . . 7li = 81 ! ° 703
Precipitation . 00 .01 .10 .10
Statement showing the condition of tem
perature and precipitation at Omaha for the
day and since March 1 , lbU3 :
o
Ncrmiil tmnpuratuic . 78 o
Dullcli'iiey for thudav . , . - °
Dellcloiieyhlnco March 1 . 'J37O
Nonnal precipitation . 10 Inch
Dollcluncy for the day . 1(5 ( Inch
IJollolency hlnco Maicli 1 . 1.10 inch
Krporttt from Other I'uint * itt H p in.
"T" Indk'ateH tr.-u-n of rain.
K. HUM' . Louul ForejaHt Olllclal.
Scrofula
are all caused by
He warned ! Nature must be ns-
0 sistcd to throw off the poisons. 1-or
this purpose nothing can etjual
0 Nature's own assistant
A pure Vegetable Compound of
Herbs , Barks , and Knots. Contains
no acids or mineral poisons.
It li ni reliable ns the I Link of Kncl/inil / , '
All Hut li ilMmr.l | IT It , u vlll do. $1.00 ft
bottlu. All ilru liti ,
HEAUY A Iliori.ow , '
J3I Grand Ave , , New Haven , Conn ,
KNOWLEDGE
Hritips comfort ami improvement nnd
fcntU to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The innny. who live bet
ter than others mul enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
adapting the world's host products to
the needs of iiliysieal being , will attest
the vnltio to health of tin ? purc _ liquid
Inxntivo principles cnibinml in the
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence la due to ils prc ° cnt5ng
in' the form most acceptable nnd pleas
ant to the taste , tlio icfreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a jwrfcct lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling cold ; * , headaches Mill fevers
ami permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the mi'dujnl
profession , because it acts on the Kid
neys , Liver and Howcls without weak
ening them nnd it is perfectly free fiom
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Fics is for s < ulo by all drug
gists in COo ami ? l bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will not
accept any substitute if oflored.
I 'KEEP COOL
Itisldu , ontslclo. nml nil the uay tlirotiKh ,
by dilnUhu ;
This Brent Tpinperniicc drink ;
, us houlthful , 113 it H pluusanU Try It.
MADE AVErL ,
MAN OT
ME "
iNBAPCT
tin 'jiii.iT
HINDOO REMEDY
IIltUVCKb THE JUIOt K
ltr. riT In ISO 1V8. . Cnrviull
11 < ; l > lMlg If tt.'nfcis , Falling -.MVlHI'rJ. > I rjT
tti' . , and quickly but surely rcnoies l'.ont Vltullly lv
3lil orjomiLT , Kaxlly citrrli'il In vest pocket. Tiict *
91.00 a pACKncrp. Six for * r . .OOrllh n written ettnr-
Hntpp torurt. or monyy rt'fu-f ! * . ! . Don't Ift any ui.
| irlni'ltil iil ill uprlt FelMu'i anjkmdttf fmtlttttnn , In
lift cm linvln.IM APe nuni. * other. lr lie tins nu >
pot It , we w 111 cenil it l > > mall UK II receipt or prkf.
t'r intilili't In icnlea rmplniMt fr * c. Aililri llrli'nttC
Mrdlcul Co..Ml rijniuulll I'luoe , Cliliiiicii , III ,
SOLD by Kuhn & Co. , Cor. isth and Doufila ? St ; ,
anil ' I. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. I4tb ami IJo'-n'
St , 'OMAHA , rii.i ! : ) by Paul G. Schneider , 531
Ilroidway and 6 1'ratlSt. . , COUNCIL ULUFPS ,
IOWA , and other I.eaJinc DtucKists.
A wliolcsomo tonic. Pellcloui to the tnntn.
OOratofnl to tlio Momni li. I'urlfjlnu to the (
Si blond nnd ntroniitlienlni ; to the hMuni.
X Un < urii ! < " ( Hl inn iiruxcntlvoof nnil ctiro for '
Q M.Vl.A It I.I , 1) VHI ii NlA , anil purlieu- ,
o larljr I'fllcncloiis In raM'siit Mjaki'iii'il dines.
Qtlvo orguus anil compllcntloiu iirlslny there-1
o from.
2 1'ri'nnroil iirlnclpiilly < * r m ITcrlx
U anil JCixiU , kuou n IIIE * lliclr iiilmlratilc
X i > roirrl | > > In rniuetly turplillly of tbo
5 liter mid bowel * .
| ABBEY LABORATORY CO. ,
g 1428 MISSISSIPPI AVENUE , ST. LOUIS.'MO. '
A Upon receipt of 40 cents to ilofrny our ci-1
o POII-CH , vovlll innll to liny IIIIIIII-&H , jxi-tiiKo
U prep.ild.n trial hottln , rontutnlni ; lour ounces , (
fcccuruly parktil In wooden ciuiu.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. (
MPrlco 81 jrcr bottlu. & . ' SOT O bottlcB , full slriM
" "
bjxiclul terms In lurtSBr lotn.
Retreat
KOR
Insane
In charge of thu sisters of Moray.
This renowned Institution Is situated on the
hlch blnlfs bnck of nml overlooking the city of
Council lllulTs. The spncluui Krounds , Iti
high location nnd splendid view , mnUo It n
most plensliiK rotrntt for the iilllleted. A ti\T (
of eminent physlcl.ins nnd n Inrgo corpt of ex-
perlunccd i.ui > cs minister to the comforts of
tlKMutlonts. Special c.iru given to liulv pa
tients ,
TERMS MODERATE.
1'or particulars utiply to
SISTER SUPERiOA ,
Frank Street - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
llOTTIiKUS Of
MynsterSprings
S INEHAL WATER
UfiBii&inic KB ni a a B kit
-AND-
Improvecl Hire's Root Boor.
I'rlv-uto fiiiiilllon 'urnlsncd with I' nro Drink-
In.1 W'ller , frush every moraine , ut Jl.M per
month ,
I'lilroulro Homo Industry : ind cot pure
water \\lui.eHoinu hiini'iiur drliilis ,
Mynster Springs Water Co. ,
T. R WAUl ) , ; 1J AVKKU12 II ,
Council Bluffs , la.
The l > i"t p luvcsliiu'iit tor : i hou-juwtfo
riio-Lxcclsior How-IUKcr .mil Rwslcr
Ilnltrs liri'.iil tnsty loavi-s It inolnt limit will bs
j'.lcj mil ik'h HivrHU'iu-thlrlmitrltloiisoluuients. '
No I. ul > iMiidn without It afti'r li.vvlnj trluil It ,
\\-ritr ( or clivul irn. Also other iilllck-uulllilir
kite him novelties.
AGENTS V/ANTE 0.
CHARLES SCHULTHEISS ,
Omm// Io\\-n.
Omaha's Newest Hotel.
Cor. I''th und lli\v.irl btreoti
40 rooms Jl.'iO par day.
4(1 ( rooms { IflU per Uiiy.
: > rooms with bath at * 1 nor d-iv. ;
110 rooms with huth utfl..V ) pord.iy.
.lloili'rti In ICti'i'y UrHpi-ut.
A 'ivly riiriiUln-il TliroiiKlinut
C. S. ERB , Prou.
Special Nollc23 *
. , council
lOKSAT iOHTIlADK-A 42 lili-h ( trailn horHo-
-L IHUVIT ini'iTy-t'O-roiiinl. What havu you to
onVr' ' II. O. JU'nili1 , 10S North J.lili Hlrut-t
AllSl'JIACTS niul l anH. Farm anil city property
liou.'lil anil aold. Puauy . . Thuniau , Council
IlllltlH
G ri-mnvoil. ocsHpuolH. vaults , clilnincya
Kit lm ku , at Taylor'H frocury , 01J
lliuailway.
1'OU KXCIIANOK. ulco lot on bottom for horao
J. ami buggy. ( iiucnililrlilH , Nleliolnoii i Uo.
FKUIT FAHMR Wi > bavc HOIIIP Hue licaihur Jrult
faraiH for halui alHo iiioil Iowa f.inns ; nuholco
Sli-iiro ( : flu in , Wi ) per ucru. Jolnmtoii It Van
y.utun.
_
I/OU SAI.i : at a bnrk'abi If Ultuu lit once , 105 fnt
I hvill fi't't on 1'ark a\i < uno , or will null In
Bin. lll'T IMivrlH If desire , I. U. H. Sheafo , llroail-
wa.\ and Main mi eel.
\\7"AN"rii : ) A rarpcntiT to build a Hiuall IKIIIBU
' anil Like p.iv hi ImrntH. Apply to Ix'onunl Bv-
i-ii'tt. Council lliutrH , la.
\\rAJfTI2D-Monlo takn contract for icrubblntr
ami breaking 10 aeri'H of bniHli lanil near tliu
clly. Apply to Lt'iiiinnl nvurett , Council lllultH , In
poHtH/orHnlu cheap on ( lall.i-
0 Bhur , farm. Adiht'HU MrH. Oall.ik'liorVuHtou ,
la.
' Ol'I'OKTtlNITV for a home. Wo huvo tahnn
AN' - . ilrHlr.tbln Iiiiimi-Hiniil lotH uniler foro-
eloimiiof iiiorlifaRe that \\n will cliH' < out at cost
on moiitlily p.iyinuntH or rorc.'iHli. D.iy .V llcbb , Ut )
1'earl M. _
. An oppurtnnlty for a
DllYOOOnSiiiiilcIollilnir. Atlru-ia Uay .V iluaa ,
Count. ' ! ! IllnirH. la.
rANTKI ) ( Jood irlrl for Koiicrsi housework at
once. .M. K. MeKoHton , .fjll Oikland nvoiiuu
BICYCLE CLEARING SALE FOR (8D3. (
Wo liavo. ! high-irrade gents' pneumatics , 12 Indies' pneumatics , high grade ,
4 boys'and 1 glrl't ) wheel in stock , all 18 W wheels , of lute t design and atrletly
high grade. If wo can got the cash coit of these wo will lot thorn go. ThoHo
include throe of the hot Known wheels in the world and not a m.ir < > . sor.itoh on
them. We are agents for Victors , Now Mails. King RUppors and Wuvorlyu. Our
reason for cleaning tin at the middle of the hloyclo season is August 1st wo will
huvo arrive r > carloads of strives 1 cur Hoekwfth's Hound Oaks , U cars Radian
HoinoH , 1 car Stowart's and 1 car wrought r.inges. To make room wo must clour
our stock of all bulky gooJs. This is no advertising fake , but we moan oxnoty
what wo siiy. We also have one line Kofrigorator loft that will go at cost. This
will clean out our bulky boiiboimblo goods. Don't wait till these are gene and the
regret that you mlssod the chanoo of a lifetime. Our friends know wo tire doing ft
four-story bminobs in a two-story building , artd are short room.
COLE & COLE. 41 Main St. , Council Bluffs , la.
DON'T YOU KNOW
You. can buy tlio host 73iiy , IJhnoion& , Carriages , Sulky , or"
any tiling in thd line *
We invite you t'j call a vl s - our repository. All of the 'ute ' . and b st styles leapt. If you
want the best at ihe right prici come .and .j. us. or ad r ss ,
1304-6-8-10 Mi n S , - UN ON TRANSFLR 'CO. Council Bluffs , la