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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 25 , 1808. 3
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TELEPHONES \ yiBt | , Editor No.3
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Boston Store , 10-day sale.
"Tho Silver King" Is the next attraction
At Doliany's theater. H will appear next
Monday evening.
Iho district convention of Iho Young
Men's Christian association will be held at
Malvcrn , December 8.
A marriage license wat Issued yesterday
to David T. Bohner , ngcd42 , and Hattlo
Wrielit , aged ! ! 0 , both of South Omaha.
Special communlcntlnn of HxrcUior loduo
No. U.VJ , Ancient Free and Accepted Masons ,
tills evening for work In the third degree.
Bob Scott was arrested last evening
charged with stoallng nn overcoat from n
friend named William Stiplcs , rtlth whom
ho had hcen % ldolmj" the row.
The school board will lioM Us regular
monthly meeting this evening , nn adjourn
ment having been taken from lant Monday
evening on account of the failure of u quo
rum to materialize.
Commercial 1'llgrhni are earnestly re
quested to meet in secretary's roums. Brown
bloclt. this evening , November 8 ! , at 7
o'clock , to visit Omaha council. A pleasant
nnd profitable time Is assured.
The last Horvico that will bo-held In Ma
sonic temple will bo next Sunday's service.
In tlio ovenlnR K. W. Alien will preach upon
the subject , "Out of the Old House Into the
Now. " A unlquo after-meeting will also be
held.
held.Tho
The matting boat used nt the government
works northwest of the city was torn loose
by tholco In the river Thursday nlcht nnd
floated down stream with about l.fiOll foot of
heavy cable attached to 111 It finally
landed against the now bridge.
A concert was given last evening at Ma-
sonlo tcmplo under the direction of Mrs. M.
A. KIngsbury. Quito a lengthy program was
given , consisting of vocal and instrumental
selections , nnd Miss Hortcnso Nielsen Gavin
delivered two recitations , all of which were
well received. Tlio proceeds were for the
benefit of the Second Presbyterian church.
A large number of Council Bluffs people
are expecting to atterd the foot ball game at
Athletic : park in Omaha this afternoon at
! ! o'clock by the teams of the Young Men's
Christian associations of this city and
Omaha. Both teams nro in good condition
nnd will contest every inch of ground. The
game will bo fico to all. Cable cars going
direct to the grounds can be taken al Tenth
and Douglas streets.
The ladies of the Union Sunday school
mission on North Eighth street wish nil who
have cast off clothing to keep it until it is
called for by the committee. The Sunday
school is increasing in si/.o and tlio needs of
thn llttlo people nro urgent. The ladles will
get the clothing in order before distributing
it , so that the owners ticod not hesitate to
donate it on account of its being boiled or
otherwise out of order.
A wood shed in the rear of D. J. Rock
well's residence , 811) ) Third avenue , caught
fire last night from soiuo unaccountable
source , and for n time threatened to carry
off several buildings in the vicinity. Tlio file
department was summoned , and its prompt
v.-ork prevented n largo and destructive fire.
Mr. and Mrs. Hockwcll were away from
homo at the tlmo , and are unable to give any
cxplr.nation of the origin of tlio lire.
"Dutch" Boyington was tried in police
court yesterday morning on the charge of
vagrancy nnd ordered to leave the city , with
the promise of a long term on the streets if
ho failed to oboy. Dick Higglns nnd Charles
Yancey wore fined i..00 ) for breaking into
Dohany's theater by the balcony entrance.
A fine of f 10.70 was assessed against B. F.
Miller , who was found standing bolt upright
against n trco on South Main street , drunk
and fast asleep.
The Wlilsons were greeted with another
large congregation at Broadway church
last evening , Tpnlght n mass meeting will
bo held at the Union Christian mission 01
Bryant street. The mcetlncs will bo con-
tlnueJ at Broadway church next week , with
v conccrr on Monday evening. A ticket will
be required for admission to the concert.
Tlio ticlccts , however , are free aim can be
obtained at the mission tonight or ut the
Methodist church tomorrow evening.
The entertainment nt the Congregationa
church Thursday evening was a marked sue
ces in every particular. The church was
packed to its utmost capacity , many being
unable to find scats. A program of lullabies
of all nations was presented , the singers
being appropriately costumed according to
the custom , of the countries they ropre
sentcd. Jinny of the selections were b.\
llttlo tots , who captured their audience , i
anything , more completely than their elders
Another entertainmeni was given nt the
same place last evening at which an attractive
ivo program was presented , tlio prinripa
feature being the line mandolin and gulta
playing of Prof. Sntorlus of Omaha and
Master Aaron Lyman of this city.
Order of the American Wine Co. , of St.
Louis , if your grocer don't keep Cook's Kx-
tra Dry Imperial Champagne. "Highest
* award , diploma and medal , Columbian 13x. "
Tlio Twin City Iyc Work * .
The Twin City Dye works is now the
largest und most complete in the west.
The now building is equipped with the
newest approved machinery , In hands of
export workmen. All kinds of dyeing ,
cleaning und renovating ladies' and gen
tlemen's gurmonts , feathery , etc. All
work guaranteed. Ollleo and works at
EOth street and Avenue A , Council
Bluffs ; Omaha otlico , 1521 Furnam street.
G. A. SCHOKUSACK , Proprietor.
Ladles , if you desire absolute peace in
the kitchen ask your grocer for J. C.
lloffmayr & Co.'s ' Fancy Patent flour.
Abe Lincoln post No. 29 , Grand Army
of the Republic , will glvo a grand ball
on the evening of November , 18 ! ) . ' ! , ut
Mnsonlo temple , for the benefit of the
relief fund of the post.
I'ISKIiOXAI. r.I/MU/MJ'7/3.
Wallace Graham of 714 Mynstcr street ,
aged 0 years , Is ill witli diphtheria.
Miss Mary Barr of D.ivonport Is the guest
of her old friends , Hov. Mr. and Mrs. U. W.
Snydcr.
Mrs. Jossolyn and daughter of Chicago are
in the city for a visit with the parents of the
former , Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Conant.
Douglas Cones , county attorney of Pierce
county , Nebraska , is the gunst of his par
ents , Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cones of this
city.
city.Wo
Wo could not Improve the quality if wo
paid double the prlco. Do Witt's Witch Hazel
Salvo is the best saivo that experience can
produce , or that money can buy.
Wn Willing to .Murder.
Bill Brown , a well known tough , went
Into a colored baroor shop on Broadway
near the corner of Klovonth street
last evening. Harvey Washington , a colored
man who orks in Omaha , ai.d Brown had a
inlsundcrblundlug and a number 01 vile
epithets were bandied back and forth.
Brown whip pott out a revolver and aiming
directly nt Washington's heqd , fired , The bul
let ploughed a deep furrow on the top of the
colored man's head , Washington lost u great
deal of blood before anything rould bo done
to relieve him. Brown's friends took tno
trun away from him nnd up to n late hour
lust night an had not been located.
DoWltt's Witch llazoi .Saivo curoa burn )
Domestic eotip U tim
S. M. 'Williamson still soils the Stan
dard and Djtnostiu ut 10(1 ( South Main
etreet , und has not removed to Broad
way , us has been reported.
llrxr
At Motzgcr & Uandlctt's market. Fin
est dressed chicken ? , 6c. Dressed tur-
Uoys , lOo to 12JC.
_
Have you Been the new gas heaters ut
the G as company's uUice ?
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Citizen * Inclined to Question the Motives of
the Interstate Company.
EXTENSION OF THE CHARfeR THE CAUSE
On ( Itntleman Kxprctsri till Heller thai
There I * nu Un < lcr taiitlnc ! Amounting-
Almoit tea I'uol Ilct\r u
the Trro Couip.iiile > .
The article In TUB nun yetterday morning
reference to the Interstate Urltlco com-
iany'8 request of the city council of this
Ity for an extension of the lime in which to
omplcto the terms of its charter aroused
onsldcniblo interest on this side of the
Ivor. Them seems to bo quite a feeling
unutiR the leading business tncn that the
ompany's request should bo acceded to in
case the demands ot the city with reference
o that 91'JOO Judgment in the Ilcmlrlx case
trc met and sufficient proof can be brought
bnvard of the company's intentions to carry
out faithfully the work for which the
charter Is granted.
There is no desire to prevent the Bridge
and Terminal Hallway company from run-
ilnp Its line between lOast Oiiuiha and Coun
cil Bluffs , nor do the business men who are
uylii ? tliu council to take its time about
uniting the desired extension think they are
strangling all hope of 5-cent faro between
the tno cities , IIB has been charged. They
iremrrely Insisting on what tney take to
be their rights anil are waiting for the com-
) any to bring forward proof that It is ncting
.u goad faith.
Motive * of the Company Qumtlnneili
"H the llrldeo and Terminal company had
asked for nn extension ot six months , " remarked -
marked a well known citizen yesterday In
conversation upon the subject , "tho request
would seem moro reasonable. There ts no
dnubt that six months time is all that would
lie required to complete and put In opqratlon
the mlle or so of track , which ts all It
has at any tlino expected to bulld < in this
citj for the present at least. And , for that
matter , there is no reason on earth why It
couldn't have born building the tr.iclc ail
these two years and more past , if it really
expected to llvo up to all of the provisions of
its"charter. . It looks to mo as though
the company merely wants to hold its
charier until the quo warranto case
which is now pending against the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Kalhvuy ana Bridge company
is decided. Then. If the charter ot the lat
ter company is uccidcu forfeited , the Bridge
and Terminal company will have a charter
foi1 sale. If not , it wor't do any hurt. All
the circumstances Indicate that there Is al
ready bomo sort of an agreement between
the two companies , for there has never been
the slightest appirent friction between
them , In spite of the fact that if the Bridge
and Terminal company has been acting In
good faith the chances were that it would
become a powerful rival of the older com
pany. "
NICHOLSON XVI M , 1H ; AN ISSuK.
l.oc.il Politicians Are l.onldnji Forwnril text
xt i'ring's Oinpuljn.
The action ot the city council iu exoner
ating Chief Nicholson from tlio charge of
drunkenness , which has been hanging over
him since August 11 , wxs Iho catisi : of uni
versal comment on the streets yesterday.
It seems to have awakened a craater inter
est than any move that was ever made by
the council. Strange as it may seem , the
great majority of the republicans of the city
seem to be in hearty nccord with the demo
cratic council , although probablyftotn different -
ent motives from those that actuated tlio
council in arriving at its linal decision.
There Is an election next spring at
which four aldermen are to be elected. This
action of the democratic council is regarded
by the republicans us the bigcest boimn/uj
tnat has over struck the republican party ,
in Council Bluffs. There Is but little doubt
that Chief Nicholson will bd principal , If not
the only issue in the next city cnmuaign.
Ono of the wealthiest citizens of Council
Bluffs , a man who has held a number of
prominent oflices by virtue of his connection
with the democratic party , stated yester
day that In his opinion tlio reinstatement of
Nicholson would result in the overwhelming
defeat of his party at the polls next spring.
Tlio following communication , received at
TUB BKnoftlco yesterday , indicates how the
feeling runs among tlio democrats of the
city :
Ouclit to Kxoiirrate Everybody.
* COUNCIL BLUFFS , Nov. 24. To the Kdltor of
TIIK HEK : Now Unit tlio dcllcatu Job of white
washing that was looked forward to for so
many weeks IH over and nust and I'harlui
Nicholson has boon reinstated In his position
of fillet of the fire deuurtnient bytherlty
council , Is It not In order for tlio council to
cat ry on Us good work .still farther und atone
for the iihn-,0 which has boon houpoil upon
dthuisV Whiili Nicholson mill Jlllericholfuld
vrcio suspended from Ilio llri > dcpiiitiunut last
August iVhollold had. If anything. Ilio ud-
\autngoovcrlils Mipoilor olllcer. Tlioie was
no scrloiii rliarRQ against , him that was not
also agiiliist'NIcliolson. In fuci , Siliotleld was
having his tcguhir day oil' when his alleged
drunkenness took place , vrlillo tlio chief was
biipposed to bo on duty , CoiifCduently the
council had no legal i Ichl Iu dlctuto to "Clio-
Hold whi'thoi1 ho should got drunk or not. In
vluw of those facts U It not > ln < manifest , duty
of tlio council torf Instate Scholleld along with
his chief und companion ? And , while they
mo about It , luivo thuy not n duty to
perform ( oMiml Itou Webber , whew misdeeds
Ntlrri'il up all the recent dlfllcnltyV The grand
jury found that lie was not guilty of any crime ,
notwithstanding the fact that ho wan found
within n few feet of u. building that had
already boon set on IIro twlco within the space
nf an hour on that very night with his pockets
full of wusio saturated with coal nil. There
can ho no doubt that Ills feelings have been
grievously hurt by all tlio pain und humilia
tion to which ho has been subjected , and every
fair minded man will nay that the city should
do what It can toward binding up his nhuttorud
feelings , ily all means give him a place In the
lire department and show him that the city
sympathizes with a man who has not only
done wrong , but who has had the misfortune
to got caught while doing It. .Such u move
secniH to bu thn only ono that will free the city
council from tin- charge of discrimination ,
lii ri ! I.O.NQ DKSIOCHAT.
W. E , Chambers , dancing academy ,
Mafeonie torupjo. Classes each Wednes
day af toruotm and evening. "
George Sr Davis , proscription Oriufglst.
Carving nets , finest warranted blades ,
$2.00 per pair up. Our Jurgo fall stock
of pocket knives , razors and carving1 nnd
tahlo cutlery is now In. Cole ft Cole ,
11 Main.
Kncur Corn ! hiivur Corn !
Try the Council Bluffs Sugar Corn.
The best iu the market.
Absolutely no chemicals used to bleach
the corn white. It is youiijj , tender ,
sweet , clean und wholesome.
Ask your grocer toe Domestic soap.
Frank Radowskl , an engineer on the Union
Pacific , living in tills city , had an exulting
experience ' last Tuesday night at Medicine
Bow , Wye. As some greatly exaggerated re
ports of It have been put in circulation , an
exact account may not bo out of place. lie
was engineer nn the second section of freight
train ! i8. The llrst section had becTI provided
with instructions to sidetrack at Medicine
Bow , but for some purpose or other the second
end section liad not. Sadowski's train pulled
Into the station , and as it roundoa a sharp *
curve ho saw justaheadof lilm the red lights
on the rear of the first section. Ho was
headed directly for the lights , and quick as a
Hash the thought came to him that ho was
about to meet his death. The red llgllts
crew bigger and bigger with every second ,
but he torersed his engine and Jumped fitin
the train , An instant later his train shot
past the llrst section and stopped after
going u little way , the brakes having boeti
nut on by the other trainmen , who had also
aoen the thi t section. In the darkness U
was Impossible to see that the two trains
were on different tracks , and Mr. Sadowskl ,
who ia oiio of the most competent engineers
on the line , nrotably Old exactly what any
other man would tiavo done who iiixd suf
ficient presence of mind to do anything
under such'circumstances.
The general superintendent at Chcvenue
Iho nuttev au luvetllgallou with a
view to n cerUiInlnR how it came that the
crows of the two section * hail different In
structions , contrary to the usual custom.
1JOSTON STOltK.
Our Sprcmt I'rlco 1UI.
Wo advertise nothing wo don't liovo
nnd everything advertised will bo found
just ns wo say. The following list , pre
pared for our sale , Is by no moans an ex
ception. Our annual sale is going beyond
our oxpoctntl"n , considering the uni
versal diill trade !
Head tlio list carefully ; sureto bo
something to interest , vou :
82.2T ) 11-4 blankets , $1.48 a pair.
$3.GO 1 table napkins , 92.33 n dozen.
$ l.io ! shrunk flannel skirt patterns , 89e.
A big reduction on muslins and sheet
ings.
12Jo cotton batting , 75c n roll.
31.00 gent's llreccd underwent' , 79c.
fiOo gent's underwear ( soiled ) , 2TC.
3'Je bovs' nud misses' underwear ( odd
lot ) . 17c.
8c ! ) ladies' clouded vests and pants ,
02 je.
GOc Kgj ptiau ribbed "vests and pants ,
lOc yard wide twills , 3c a yard.
12c } figured twilled suiting. 8jc.
Heat quality Indigo blue prints , Gc.
2oe and ll.'ic infanta' cashmere hoso'lc. ! )
JV5 dozen imported wool hose ( samples ) ,
no two alike , wot'tli1 from 40c to "Gc ,
choice 3 pairs for $1.00.
Children's mittens , all wool , lOo n
pair.Ladles'
Ladles' cashmere and double mittens
2oc , worth 33c.
$1.00 7-hook kid gloves Gilo a pair.
'Sample line silk embroidered hand-
kerchieft. , 33coaeh.
GOc nil wool dress goods , yard wide ,
3le. !
3le.G7c
G7c fancy dress goods , 40-inch wide ,
Site. '
$1.00 plaids , camel hair nud hop sack
ings r > 4-iuoh wide for 0c ! ) n yard.
M.fiU high clnss novelty wool goods
now 81.10.
Prices on coats have to bo hccn before
you can appreciate them.
Plush bacques at cost price , $10.00 to
S1G.OO garments , $4.1)8 ) ; $3.GO nnd $ o.OO
coats , $1.98 each ; $0.50 to $12.00 coats ,
$4.1 loach. HOSTON STOKK ,
F. , W. & Co. ,
Council BlulTs , la.
AN KXT11A LIST.
Fancy" glass bottles at ti bargain , 125c
grade 5c , 25c grade lOc , 39c grade IGc.
Florida water , GOc bottles 12c.
Bay rum , 2oo bottles lOc ; perfume ,
Gc ounce.
Glycerine soap 2c a cake , Pears' lOc ,
Cutiuuru 14e , Castile three for lOc.
F. W. & Co.
Counci ) Bluffs , la.
We close every evening at 6 p. m. , ex
cept Monday and Saturday.
BOSTON STORE.
No Politic ! In It.
Couscit , BLUFFS , Nov. 22. To the. Editor
of THE BKE : In his criticism of Mayor
Lawrence and City Attorney Hazelton In an
evening paper , "Democrat" is evidently
actuated by uartUan motives and is consequently
quently unable to appreciate the efforts of
those excellent ofllclals in co-operating with
the citizens' "movement for a 5-cent motor
fare. While it may bo true that the execu
tive officers of the cltv have not acted as
promptly as their friends could have wished ,
wo must not forget that this Is a very im
portant matter and one that requires care
ful consideration as well as decided action ,
and so far their actions have been charac
terized by dignity and Judgment.
This is a purely business question and in
no sense a political issue. It concerns every
resident of Council Bluffs and the movement
in its favor should receive the united sup
port of all citizens , without regard to their
political opinions , and it will undoubtedly
receive such support if allowed to stand on
its own merits. Tlio action of the council
on the last proposition submitted by the
motor company snows that the mayor and
aldermen can bo trusted to look out for the
interests of the city.
"Democrat" would do well to Inform him
self as to what the city and committee of
100 are doing before offering any further
criticism. lie scums to ba under the im
pression that Harl & McCabe have been
hired by the committee and are acting
as Its attorneys. This is not the
case , as 1 have taken the trouble
to ascertain. Messrs Harl & McCabe are
simply members of the committee as
are several other attorneys and are working
with the committee without hope of com
pensation other than will come to every
property owner in the city when the desired
end is attained , and the thousands of labor
ing men and mechanics who are unable to
own homes in Omaha can come over and
build them on the thousands of vacant lots
in Council Bluffs and go back and forward
to their work at a.nrieo they can afford to
pay.
pay.The progress made In this popular move
ment for a 5-crnit fare is creditable to the
whole committee and gratifying to all
friimds of the movement. Success is as
sured if wo work together. Therefore let
us Kimw neither democrat nor republican in
a matter in which their interests are iden
tical , but work unitedly for the accomplishment -
ment of our purpose. NICXLG FAKE.
CI.OAKb AND
nonnlion Kroa. Saturday' lllc
. 40 Indies' cloth ulsters in black and all
colors that formerly bold at $ I ft. 00 ,
$18.00 , $20.00 and $25.00 , Saturday choice
of entire lot $ ! 1.)3 ! ) each.
Now line of ladies' jackets just arrived
in navy black and brown with Columbia
cap and storm collar , umbrnlln skirt.
beautifully braided , ut $10.00 , $12.50 ,
$15.00 , $18.00 and $20.00 each. No such
garments over before shown In this city
at such prices.
Today wo sell Indlof , ' heavy jerpey
ribbed vests ut nearly half price , 25o
each.
Ladies' camel's hair vests and pants , a
beautiful quality , worth 75c , at GOc each.
Ladles' iino wool camel's hair vests
and pants , a $1.GO quality , today at U8c
each.
each.Misses' and children's wool union suits ,
all sizes , ! )3c ) each.
Ladies' lleeced lined hose , fast black ,
ut i price , J2Jo pair.
Ladles' 40o quality fleeced lined hose ,
now 2. " > c pair.
Children's fine cashmoroall wool hose ,
silk too and heel , si/.os 4 , 4 } and G , only
25o pair.
Ladles' fascinators at 25c , 50o , 7Gc and
9.ic each.
SlT-CIAIj HANDKKKCHIKF BALK.
Gents' fancy border hemstitched hand
kerchiefs ut 8io and lOo each , worth 15c
and 18c , Ladies' initial handkerchiefs
at lOo each , not half price. Gents' silk
initial handkerchiefs , u 75o quality , at
45o each. Now Ib the time to buy ypur
holiday handkerchiefs.
BENNISQN Unos. ,
Council Bluffs.
You pay your money and you take
your choice either Dr. .Tefforis'
Diphtheria Kemedy or a funeral. Thirty-
live years trial proves Dr. JolYorfs1
diphtheria medicine infallible in putrid
sere throat , as in malignant scarlet
fever or malignant diphtheria. For Bale
by Beardsley , Davis and Dollaven , also
3404 Cuming street , Omaha.
H.ife nt I/utt.
Zed Bothers , a young man who has a
record six yards long In tno police court of
this city , has been missing for some little
time past , and no one seemed to know where
ho had Kono. Yesterday Sheriff Haien re
turned Irom Fort Madison , where lie went
to take John Howard , convicted of burglary ,
for confinement in the penitentiary. VVnilo
there he saw Bothers , who , however , uow
goes by the uatno of Casey and rives his
residence as Sioux City , tie u serving out
a boutencc for horse stealing.
On liis way to Fort Madison Howard told
the sheriff ho had served terms in the Ne
braska uud Muiiourl penitentiaries and
risked tlio sheriff to' induce thn officials nt
Kort Madison to put Jtlnt. in the chair de
partment , that having been the dcunrtmont
in which he worked during his previous con
finement.
Orsal MarsHlA m .tttlllnerj.
$ . " > .00 hats go for VMu
$8.00 hats go for Sj.ft ) .
Saturday , Novembontffi , at Mrs. Pfoif-
for's upper nndlowoiu&torcs.
There is no other-such line of lamps
in the city as you fmrt'at Lund's.
For neat job printing , prompt delivery
and lowest prices go.Jo.l'ryor Bros. , Bee
job olllco. 12 Pearl pU-qot. .
ciiAsitrih : : .ornoEns . ,
Two Silver Cltr Mnh Insert Thrlr Held *
Into llnkrr'i Alou c Fra | > .
Constable Baker anil nn assistant , Isaac
Barrett , went to Silver Crook township jcs-
tcrdnV for the purnoso of levying execution
on n horse that belonged to Alexander Me-
Klnzto and Dan , his son , two farmers who
are recognized by ait their neighbors niul
acquaintances ns being exceedingly bad men
to .handle when they take n notion to bo
rantankerous. Bakcrhad heard that he was
likely to have some trouble , and so ho took
Barrett along In case of an emergency.
When they arrived nt the Mclvlnzie man
sion ami made known their errand the llrst
thing they got out of tno men of the hnuso
was that theytheofllccrs , dldn'l know their
business. They finally got possession of the
horse , however , in spite of repeated attempts
nn the part of tlio owners to tot it away
from them. Baiter and Barrett Dually
started back toward town leading the horse
behind their buggy , but they had not gone far
until the two McKinzIes came aftc'1 them
with another rig , riding pell moll. They
followed close behind for the whole eight
miles of the Journey , trying to got the horse
away from the officers and-striking It for
the purpose of making it break away if
possible. H was a race for blood , but neither
of the contestants got it. As soon as Baker
and ills assistant readied Justice Vlen's
office they filed nn information charging
botli the McKinzics with resisting an oniccr ,
and a short time after rcachine the city
both the accused wore placed under arrest.
They gave bonds tor their appearance De
cember 1C for trial and wore released.
'lIcBtrnyi u lirnudfiil I'nlnon.
In the city yesterday was a man who ,
for obvious reasons , does not want his
name mentioned , who was enthusias
tically praising the Sweotland remedies
"Tlipy cured mo of n loa'.hsomo disease
from which I had suffered for years , tuid
language cannot express my gratitude
I had tried all other systems of treat
ment without , results , expending hun
dreds of dollars and finally sinking
down to the depths of despair.
The Sweetlaml remedies from the start
reached the disease , and 1 noted the
beneficial effects within a few days.
The indolent ulcers" lost their malig
nancy and began to heal , and now I
cannot perceive a trace of the disease.
My blood is us free from taint and pure
as it over was , while my general health
has been greatly improved by the sys
tem of treatment. "
The Sweetland remedies arc a posi
tive and unfailing roicedy for syphi
litic and all venereal ooisons. They
never fail , und the treatment docs not
interfere with the bithinoss or habits of
the patient. < . ' * '
- Ask your groeer'for Domestic soapr
W. S. Baird , Laiwor , Everett block.
Smoke T. D. King &jCo's Partagas.
Domestic soap istho'best ,
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
Clilof.Uackatt'a Cruviulajto Kucourapo People
ple to.Itetire nt.Ucaa-innble Hour * .
Chief BecKett ha ? istarted out to purify
the midnight atmosphere of , the city by
stopping various lines of .dissipation. Young
men who have , no businessmen the streets nt
night will bo "vaggedtSi.nt 1 o'clock ; all
women found in wine rooms will bo arrested
and , any suloo'n keeper who keeps his place
open after 12 o'clock ut night will bo prose
cuted.
The principal object is to protect ihe cit
izens from footpads and thieves. All
strangers will be taken to the station when
found prowling around at a late hour , and In
this manner the police hope to put a stop to
all the petty thieving that has been going
on of late. A woman named Annie Williams
was aiTPStecl for being in a wine room , nud
released on $10 ball.
AUmnn at IIu Old Tricks.
The man who stabbed Louis Jacobs in a
boarding house Wednesday night and was
lined J3 and costs for being drunk cave the
name of John Laub. Ills name is not Luub
hue Altman. About four years ago Altnian
was convicted of shooting an Omaha pawn
broker named Snydcr wi th intent to kill
him and was sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary. Ho got eight mouths off
for good behavior and was released only a
short time ago.
The charge in the police court on this oc
casion was changed from assault to drunk
enness , as Jacobs did not want to prosecute
Altuun. Altraan's stepfather paid Jacobs'
fine , but left Altman in the cooler to serve
out his sentence. Ho was drinking nt tlio
time the row occurred. The South Omaha
police say they will not stund any of Alt-
man's reckless work hero , and If he gets into
trouble again lie is liiiblotb be more severely
punished than ho was on this occasion.
Now Social Kill.
A novel tea was given last eveiiing at the
homo of Mrs. C. E. Morris , on J street. It
was called an "invalid's ' tea. " A number of
the young people who have been ill
with the prevailing fever this fall
and winter were Invited. An elegant
supper was served , and tlio growing
appetites of tlio erstwhile invalids did
full justice to tlio good things provided ,
After tea the evening was spent in each one
telling all about his slcknest and trying to
see which one had Imd the worst tlmo of it.
Mrs. Morris was assisted in entertaining
the gentlemen by Miss Jennie Morris and
Miss Alma Fr&ncls. Tno young .men pres
ent were : Messrs. Foote , Daniels , Clem
ents , Will Clements , Morton Francis and
Brooks. It was conceded by all that Max
Foolo had made the most improvement
since ills sickness.
Will CoittcKt lor the I'rlzc.
Lily division No. 8 , Uniform Itank Knights
of Pythias , is making great preparations ,
looltin toward the drill that takes place in
Washington , D. C. , noxti , fall. There la a
grand prize offered of 81.500 for the best
drilled company and , Lily division will compote
pete for the prize. ,
Officer Ivor Thomak'U ' still a very sick
man.
man.The public schools vliijhave a special pro
gram on Wednesday afternoon in honor of _
Thanksgiving day. n '
Mrs. H. Ileyman , whb'has been ill for the
last four months , is again quite sick. This
ta the second relapse , , ; .
Tom Ilarrlty was takpn to St , Joseph's
hospital yesterday. He > yas suffering from
a oad case of "Jim-Jams ,
Charles Sherman , .Ijie . , man who escaped
from the police while \ypvklnt' out a { 20 fine
on the streets , is doing.n'.fccntenco In Council
Bluffs. " .
The chain gancr wa .not. taken out to work
on the streets yeslciiiuy-on account of their
garments being too thin for the cold
weather.
Pat Carroll filled up with liquor and en
deavored to pick a row'with ' the boys in the
Third ward engine house. Ho was turned
over to Officer Mortensen and locked up.
Sergeant Daily wan before Judge Fowler
Again yesterday and wa sentenced to forty
davs in the county jaij. Jim made a strong
tblk for his his liberty , but nil efforts were
in vain.
Bill H athman swiped two fat gceso that
vrere hanging temptingly in front of Casoy'i
market last evening. Chief Beckett hap
pened along just in time to detect the fel
low and locked him up. Hcathman la a rail
road brakeman and a newcomer ,
A man from Omaha , who said his name
vrus Kedmoad , showed up at the polioo sU-
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The Blimp , with li.iclc numbers bound
In cloth , . . . . ( j.f
Mandrake Pills have a value in .a house
hold icmedy far beyond tno power ot hvn
guago to dosc-ibe. The family can
hardly bo true to itself that does not
keep them on hand for use in oiuorgon
cios.
Is the only vogotao'.G substhutovfor that
dangerous mineral , MiiliCfJllV , and
while its action as a curative Is fully
equal , it possesses none of the poi-ilous
oft'ccts.
In Constipation , M-indrako acts upon
the bowels without disposing them to
subssquont Costiveness ,
No remedy acts so directly on the
liver , nothing so speedily cures Sick
Headache , Sour Stomach
ach , and Biliousness as
these
ForS.ilc by ; iH Druzjlflt , ? . I'rlco 2"i ct < > . nor
box ; 3 box 01 for 03 ota. ; or sent by mall , posl -
ace free , on receipt ot nrlce. Dr. J. U.
SchotieK & Son. I'hlhidelplila.
. .
- - imtm mwv Mtt. .QJ 3 y
A Sew nnd Corapleto Treatment , consisting of
SUPPOSITORIES. Cnpsnles of. Ointment and two
BoimjoJ Ointment. A.novor-fulUnir Cure for Piles
of every nature and desree. It makes an operation
with tne knlfo or Injections ot carbolic acid , wllci
are nalnf ul and seldom a perrucnent cure , and of'.ca
roenltinar In death , unncceceary. Why endure
thlo terrible dlaaaso ? W auarantoo.6
boxec to euro any caoo. You only pay for
bonoflte received. ? l a box , 0 tor K by mall. Sample
free. Guarantocs ifeued bouragouts. .
bUNb I H A I 8U1"Ijy Japanese LiverPollcts
Iho areat MVKll and 3TOS ) AOlf ltEQOIATOR nnd
DIOODPUHIl'ILK. flaoll , mild and iiloaennt to
UV , cepoolally adapted for chllirea'auss , OODoiea
IS cents.
OUABAKTEE8 Issuoi only by
Kuhn & Co. , Solo Agents , Omaha , Neb
ifl I i5l ) . O. No ntturnuy's ( CP until
patent oDtaluod. W.rlttj for Inventor's Gnulo ,
tion about 0 o'clock with his face badly torn
open. The fellow had been drinking ami
was a little mixed ns to how lie became
nuinmclrd up , but the police are of the opin
ion that ho tried tovlnp the wrong man.
WKATllBK FOJtKVA ! > Tti.
Fair nnd Warmer Tocl.iy liVhnt in I'roni-
NeDril ( ; n .
Nov. 24. Forecast for
Saturday : For Nebraska Probably fair
unii warmer Saturday , with-south winds.
For Iowa Generally fair Saturaay , with
warmer southeast winds.
For South Dakota Incroasine cloudiness ,
with local snows Saturday afternoon and
night ; warmer.Local
Local Kecoril.
Hotuna 38 .00 Cloudy.
lilsiiiiircU. . 10l .02 Cloudy ,
Nt , Vincent. > l .00 Clear.
Clit * > t'iiit ) ) * . 30 41 .00 Cloudy.
MUCH City. , .00 Clear.
Ualvvuton. . 61 .00 Cloudy.
"T" IndlcatuH trace , 'below zero.
GEOUCJE K. HUNT , Local Korccaut Official ,
Current Tuple Club.
The CurrentTopiooluh met last cvenfni ?
and discussed the ' 'Hawaiian Question"
and "Liquor Trafllo in South Carolina. "
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
* "
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caetorla.
You goins to buy a suit of Un-
dorwcnr today ? Our store is full
of warm winter Undorwuur.
YOU
Can rig yourself out hero at a
great saving. After you have
visited the other stores run Inhere
hero nnd lotus sui'iirisoyou with
fiomo first quality goods ut low
prices.
COLD
Wave weather is here come to
stay , too bettor como in today
and lot us make you comfortable.
Good Underwear is too cheap lo
deny yourself of anything.
HATTER AND FURNISHER , '
502 Broadway.
A saving of from $5 to $15 on Suits to
order. See our samples.
TIIKARMSTRONG -
HOPKINS
PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Klieelal Ailrantn : > s : Hospital bnllillne new :
ullinotlcin Improvi'nipntH ; iil\itf ruoniH , no
lat'K" wanlHt bfsl liyf--iiH ( * food t'aii'fully nrc-
liaivil : ull iiir.llc.il unit HtirKlc.it aiiull.uu'cM : i < r-
llclvnt Inilnfil inirhfn : IhouiUKlilv iiniillllpil
IihyHlclaiiH ALr < r01V .1.lllor..OO ( ) 1'KKIJAV ,
uccortllni ; lo Ulsi'ahn and : u OIHIIMHIUII. ( | | | Dr.
.
Hov. o ! ' . Hopkins , A. M , t Honorary N-c. ,
1339 & 1341 Sou h29th Avo.O-nalin.
OR.
Is the only
SPCCIAUST
WUO THKATS AiV.
paiYATE DISEASE ;
anaOEQIUTIESof
EV3EN ONLY ,
Women Excluded.
18 ypnra nxporlcnvr
Circular * free.
1 1th nnd Farnam Sla
DMAIIA. Nun
INDAPO
TIIK C11G1T
HINDOO REMEDY
1-UODfCKS TIIK AI10VK
Iir.SUl.TH IN 60IIIYR.
Neivnun UUrHivi. Fallliiit Memory ,
l'are l , Sli'il'lcmncn , Wonknemen , elf. ,
and qulclcly but tuiely runtnies l.ot Vltnllly in
jf.uiix. K i > lly caiileiHn tpocl.el , l'ilio *
u&clinKP. Rlx fur C.VdOlili KWrlllrnicimrnnii'Flt
cure oritioncj rfluiiili'il. Uun't Ictony unpilMclpHQ
dmtrelitt ell vail a u litttt of tinttntlfm , lnl i on
hitvluK IMIAI'O. II lialuiHiint L-oMt. up will hrnd
It by ninllupnniert'lptiif pilic. I'mnphlet In K'nleil
n\lopu \ililirfcsOrlrntulMciUvulCo. . I'roin. ,
Clilcoffn , 111. , or our uafittft.
SOU ) by Kiilin ft Co . Cor. nth nml lloufflixi RU. , n'l
J.A.tullfrAOo. , Uurlitll AI > ulllatlhl | > . , O > iAllA |
by 1'atil U Kcluicl.ler. 621 llraniluuy A 0 ] ' ( > * rl BU
COUN'CII id J.cadlns l > ruceltti.
A CAItl ) .
Owintr to the strlntroncy of the
times , I have reduced my regular
ohnrpos lo cash u-itionts to oxuet-
ly ono half of the orinU'cl oculist's
fee bill. E. T. ALLEN , nM. 1) .
Eye nnd ICur Surrcon. (
Iloom 201 Paxton lllock , lUlli anl Farnntn ,
Cross hlno JrrltnWo ; can't cat
can't bleep can't do peed wotk. It's' ' ,
Nerve llcuna yon need , Not a barrel. ' i
"A box It cnnueli. " Onu dollar bujb'i '
it-of all drugging , or by mail. c
NERVE DEAN CO. , BUFFALO , N. Y.
Special I oiicasi
COUItill. BlUFri :
WALK -A i-omplclo Ijolllimr works. In irool
FOIl : iloln ? ; \ coal , piyliii , ' UU | IIOH . ( iuJ
ruaaontt turHfllluy , Addreaad . Umiunics
FAIlMS-8Oncre , $ J'.60 riar a-jrd : 833
IOWA . ifl..UJ ; iioj airai. * . ' . .OJ ; : il ) ujpjt ,
$1503. ILIOa.TJ'J , * . ' 5.0D ; HO airu4. * J7OJ , J. ir/j
llhlcif f.irina. fruit lar.in uul if jrJ J.I Ull.
Btoii i& . Van I'Jtli'ii.
YOU know that Day A. HCDH jinvii
BO - buriraliib In rait und irarduu laud nuir
llilBcliy'i _
andloaui Farm and olty prnpjrU
A1ISTRACTS bold. I'liuay A , T houian , Coii'Ul
UlUflH |
_ _
GAUBAGE removed , cpB | tooln , vaults , chl unjyt
cleaned. Kd iluruo , al Taylor' * ( rosary , Jl )
Uroodway
O.-lllKNT A4.room liouitj. iiminrd ot r1. rt
Levlii.'JlB Houlb iBt Btn-fl , _
TJOKSALKOH THAPK Him brick 'rfHldvnru
i-1 cfutrall j- located , la Council Uluflv , J , II , Klcc.
g. ff. PANGLE , M. D.
Hid Good Samaritan. 20 Tens' Eiptrieute.
EEADKll OF DISEASES OF HEN AND
WOMEN. rilOPllIETOU OF TUB
WOULD'S JJEKBAt. DIsrEN-
3A11Y OF MEDICINE.
IJraat ihe following D/teasts :
Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and Lnngl : DIi
cases o t the Eye and liir , Fits and A poplezy , Ue&rt
Disease , Liver Complaint , Kidney Complaint ,
Nervous Dobillty , Mental Depres
sion , Loss of Manhood , Seminal
Weakness. Diabetes , Brleht's Disease , et-'Vltus1
Dance ? Ahcutnatlsm. raralyEb , White Bwclllnff ,
Scrofula , Fever Sores , Cancers , Tumors
and Fistula In ano removed without
the knife or drawl HE a drop of
blood. Woman with hr delicate organs re
Moral to boalth. Dropsy cured without tapping.
Special Attention given to private
Diseases of all kinds.
SCO to S5OO forfeit for any .ry DlB-
case i cannot euro without meroury.
I'cro Worms reraovcJ in two or three hours , or no
pa7. IIu jaorrholila or Piles cured.
TIIOK WHO ARE AFFMCTED
Willcnvo Ufa and hundreds of dollara by calUnfl
on or using
DR. 0. W. PilNClTS HERBAL MEDICINES. '
The only riiyelclan ivlio can toll wlmt alia
a person without asking a question *
All correspondencoBtricllvoonfldcntial. McdiOllU
suit by express. Address all letters to
G.V. . , M. D.
fi Ilruti l\vtiy , Council ISliiflf.-i ,
Kneloso ! cents In Htannn Tor circular
FOR THE
Insane
In chu oof thosistora of Nloroy.
This ronnwnod Institution Is sltintoJ nil Ilia
high blnlTs b.ioU of and overlooklnz the city ot
Council llliitTs. Tlio spioloui KroiuiJi , Iti
hluli looiitlon nnd Hplmnlld vlow , nrilfo It n.
most plcaslnn rotrntt for tlio nflllctod. AttalT
of eminent physlolans nnd a lurso corp cit ox-
pcrlvncel nurses nilnlstor to tlio comforts ot
tlioi'aUonta. Bpoclul euro ylvon to ludy UA
tlonttt.
TERMS MODERATE.
For particulars unply to
SISTER SUPERIOR
Frank StmtComll BliTi , Iii ) ,
J Attornoyi-vt-iaw. I'r.u li
jJ tyj | l-i Un sun ail lii
fodnrul court i. Uii'ni 2JJ-7"i-'J , i
block Council llluif Iu.
A.SUBJECT OF GREAT IN-
' TERE3T.
Above All be Careful of Your Eyes
Cull on I'rof. Iflrsohbnr ; , tha recazn70l ! ( New
VorU und bu I.oulu Kyo Kxpcrt , who nl.l bo
la tJnuhiv from
DECEiVlBES 6TH TO I2TH ,
lit the btore of Ills agent ,
MAX MEY.R & BRO. CO. , <
inn ] hiive your oyoi Uttod with n pilr of 111 *
colchriteu Nin-Uliiiiif'iiabli ) Bpeataules anil
Consultation free.
1'AI.NH , JtllKU.MA 118JI
K , ClIOMCIl.l.
Tlio mcxit prartlcal and Hiircbt rovulHlvu IH
UIiOr.UTH ( J.IiiBt.lnl IMZVUH. liivtsnUfJ by
lllnullot and adci't | < Kl by tint Huyal > KnvlUli Kavy
thn [ irivuto and military Kruiicli huoiiltala , nn4 nitMl
all ovur ilio world. Thirty yuaru of Hucoani. F
nalii with drueKlutu , In lxjxt > couUlnlnif 13.1 U uv
uach. ym ) Hint thu Itivumor'B Bliriiaturu li upou
uauli box und loaf. Main omce , P , llltfollot & Uu ,
ill Avimut VlctorU , i'arlu , Kraucu ,