THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SEPTEMBER V * . ] 89I.
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL DLUFFS.
IM3AU1. STflEBT
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Dflhcri-rt by carrier to any purl of Ihiellr. .
II.V. . TIL.TON , Leisec.
Tni < ri'llriNE8-Iluilt 8 olHce , No , 43 ; night
illtrr No. 2.1.
OllZUlt 3tl'.XTHJX.
Mayrfl Heal Estate Agcncr. S3 > Ilroadwar.
The flint carload of furniture for the
Grainl hotel Arrived yesterday.
George Shivers and Amantla llamtnon ,
both from Mills comity , were mnrrled yester
day liy Justice Field.
The rcRiilar mcctlnR of St Andrew's * o-
rlety will be held nt 102 South Main street
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Ed llurkc , Jr. , charged with assaultlnc
Texas Daker with a razor , was dlscharfied by
Judge Mcfl c yesterday morning.
Th grand Jury has adopted rasoluttoni of
respect for b. M. Aylesworth , who at the
time of his. death was furcmnn of that body ,
Since these rains. Judson has Rood Muo
nrass ii ) tur.iK' , ufter refuslns 300 head dur
ing the drouth. Inquire at 020 Sixth avenue ,
The old soldiers and Sons of Veterans ot
Fremont county will hold a reunion today nt
Sidney Addresses will hs made by ConRres-
man \V. P. Hepburn and Judge Walt.r I.
f > m Kli.
The encasement of Mrs. Strong , better
Known to Council Illuffs people ne Ml83 Kato
Jam B , to Mr , Courtlnml W. I'almcr , formerly
of New York , now of Colorado Sprites , Is
nnnounced.
Dr. OeorK" Iloincilckliaua and Mrs , M > " . -
jjtr. daughter of John Llnder , were married
in DurlltiKton recentlr. and arrived ycRterday
morning in thla clly , which they will make
their homo.
M. M Marshall of Omaha , trho owns 500
acres of land near Crescent , has put tn n
ferry across the Missouri river nt Crescent ,
and In ml s farmoralth their produce at tlie
foot of Sixteenth glro't In Omaha.
In thu district court yesterday a demurrer
n.tB argil d In several cases against the Sioux
C'lty & Pacific railway In which the plaintiffs
are seeking to recover rebates on what arc
claimed to have been excessive freight
chargea.
Clmrlcii It. Kantian is exhibiting a lot of
potatoes gathered from the farm of Menary
llron , near Crescent. They nre line , large
specimens , and lire taken at random , It Is
claim 'd , from a crop which runs all the way
from 165 to 200 bushels per ntre.
Kncdinpm nt Xo S , Union Veteran Legion ,
nlll meet In regular Besslon at 8 o'clock p
ni. There will he business of Importance to
transact nnd u full attendance Is desire. 1
ladles' Auxiliary Jo Union Vstcran Legion
No. 17 will meet nt the same time- and
place ,
( JeorRc AVoodman , who was , accused ot
burglarizing the Mint saloon last Sunday ,
was discharged In police court , Wl'dani '
Llbbcka , the prosecuting witness , hav-
Ine com ? to tliu conclusion that he cruld
not Identify him positively as the one uhom
lit saw climbing In.
The next monthly meeting nt the Sunday
School WoikcrR1 union Is to be held In the
rirst Presbyterian church n = xt Tuesday evenIng -
Ing , September 18. The main topic of dls-
cusidon will bo "What are the relations of
the family lo the Sunday school , and nre the
parents or the trachers nsponslble for the
Indifference of schoSais ? "
During the vast month there were 5,975
vlEdtoia at tlio library , and number of boohs
withdrawn by readers was 3,082. As usual ,
the works of fiction were In the majority ,
thp number being 2,433 , ptllosophy 76 , th'-
olosy 6D , science 250 , poetry and essays , 491 ,
lilatoiy und biography 332 , travels 253. Dur
ing the month 178 volumes were received , of
\ vlilch171 were purchased.
General Superintendent J. II. Duggan of
the Burlington telegraphed to the nthorltlcs
here yesterday asking thtm to be on the
lookout for Home parsons who broke Into the
depot nt Oleuwood Tuesday night and stole
a lot of pennies , thrco packs ot Durllngton
playing cards , a gold watch , revolver , and a
of silverware from the agent.
Money to loan on Improved farms' at low
rates. Bargains In real estate. I'uses for
rent. Klrc and tornado Insurance written.
Money loaned. for Iccal Investors. Lougea &
Tqwle , 235 Pear ! street.
WHAT A l > Ol.tAtt l j WOIITII.
Council Illiiffii cannot be humbugged like
a new boom town of one or two year's ex
istence. We know \ > hen transients come In
and advertise 45,00 for ? l.r,0 that It's a fake.
\Ve have bad them before. Sargent docs
not advertise to sell you 13,00 , Jl.OO am !
$5.00 Rhocs for $1.00. because he liiiows III ;
dollars are worth only a dollar , and he car
only buy n dollar's worth with tlisni. Hui
he will nell you a better shoe for | 1.00
$2.00 or $3.00 than any other shoe house It
the city. Di > not buy lottery tickets 01
tliocs , but come to Sargent's and Get tin
very best value. Ho always has been , am
uhvays nlll be the lowest In price.
Everything In chocs , and the best , nt
SAHGENT'S. ' 413 Droadvvay.
No delay In closing loans on Improve !
farm lands at low rates. Abstracts of tltli
prepared and real estate for sale. 1'usey i
Thomas , 201 Pearl street. Council Bluffs.
Instruction on the piano will be given to i
limited number of pupils by Mrs. J. A. Hurt
1022 I-'iflh avenue.
l-Irans Laundry Compiuiy ,
( 0 Pearl street. Telephone , 290.
The laundries , lice Domestic soap.
2MJKS O.V.J L 1'AIl.t liltrll'llX.
Major Woods of riurllnglon Is In the clt >
George Alllneham has gone to Pueblo-
business.
Mies n. L. Ilnesdalct has returned from he
( astern trip.
Judge N. M. Hubbard of Cedar Rapids wa
In the city yesterday attending dUtric
court.
court.William
William Massenburg. father of Mrs. W. :
Uiiveuport , will move to thla city from Free
port , III.
Mr. and Mrs. W , B. Chambers haven
turned from a Bummer's ( rip to Wlsconsl
nnd New York.
Mr . J. C. nixby went south ycsterda
over I ( ic Kansas City ( or a visit with friend
at St. Joseph , Mo.
Miss Dora I .yon has returned from
\lflt to Lead and Hot Springs , S. U. Sli
is accompanied by Mrs. Wlliam Lyon an
ion ol Lead , "
Mrs. William Hill , accompanied by hi
daughter , of Crystal Lake , III. , is In the ct ! ;
the KUtBt of her daughter , Mrs/R J , Schnor
137 Heiilon street.
Clarence Capell nan gone to Iowa City I
attend ( he Stale university. Hla brothc
Vrank. will follow hlin.In. . . about a week , i
take the same course. '
Dr. Harry L , Janey , from West Virgin *
has deckled to locate in Council Blurts ar
lias arranged tu succeed Dr. C. II. Plane
occupying his old ofllce , 21 { Pearl street.
Mr * . J , M. Flagler , who has been coi
fined to her homo for the last six \\cel
with nn attack of malarial fever , was able
lo be uu theatrets yesterday for the fir
lime.
George I-\ Camp left last evening for h
annual hunt. Ho will go this year
Woodstock. Minn. , and -will there bo John
by his father , whoso home Is In Delevu
"Win. , and by other BaJger state trlcnde.
For $3.00 j-ou can. buy a cook stove
Cole's hardware store , but the Hadiant lion
and the Horn ntcel ranges ulll save in fu
their extra cost In DUO year. The bent Is tl
cheapest. Coif'sIt Main street.
H rrllit-e l.iceuir * .
The follow In g marriage licenses were I
tiled yesterday by the county clerk t
Name and Address. Ag
C. Chrlateneoii. Pottnwnltnmte county. . , .
America Tonoy , 1'ottawattamlo county. . .
Martin J. Let- . Council Illuffg . .
Hunle ivterooii , Council Uluffa .
ChurlfH I.ockwood , Council BluRx , , .
Jlrcsle Cole. Council Uluffa. . . .
Lost lied Irish setter pup. 7 mont
p\d \ ; inxwers tu name of "Sport. " Hail t
tolhir. lU-iurn to S. T. IJcAtce's and i
cclva reward.
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For cobs E to Ccx , 10 Mala ( tr L , Tel
Djmtsllo oi p Lrcskj bud wattt *
SEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Charges Preferro : ! Agams' Her. T. McK
Btuatt bjr 0. A. Lisle
CHARGED WITH V OLATING STATE LAWS
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Allrgiitlnn Hint ! ! UINI-RIMI the Stnlo tilth
llallrcmd I'ura IMiilo He Itiuln mi a
PUM III * Frlciul * Clulni tlio
Are Unfounded.
0. Ai Lisle , n member of the Clarlnda M > lh-
odlst enure * , at the conference which has
just doted at Is ) Molnes , preferred tlie
charges given below ngalnst lUv , T. McK ,
Stuart , formerly pastor of the Broadway
Mcthudlst church ot this city , now presiding
eld r of the Charlton district. Mr. Stuart
haa btcn t r some time past n member ot
the board oC trustees of the Insane hospital
at C'ltirlmla. and the charges affect his Integ
rity ns a stale nfllclal. Here nr.1 the charges :
To Illdliop C. 11. Fowler. pienldlns officer
of Ue MolntH annual conference : I lurch y
submit tin- following far your consideration !
T. McK. Stunt t la accused of violating sec
tion J.1UI , Mrl'lalti'ii Mtitute of Io\va , by
charging tlie suite til e pcnxcs , full rail-
roud fare v. lille riding on his mlnlHterlal
half fine PCI mil nnd paylni ; only hnlf fare.
Second He Is siccused of violating sec
tion 5.170 Mci'mln'fl code of "own , In Hint
In IIIIB nrcuptfMl and jecelved ec.ni'i < * ma-
tk.n for nlUged wervlcCH ren-l-u-'d the lir.s-
ptul : , In addition to his legal II-T die in un < l
mllciiRe UH jnovldeil by Iu\v. And , further.
In viMolvltig J'COper year tor acting secre-
tnry ot the hoard of trustees of which lie
In u iniMiibi-r , he Is accused of violating
Mvtlou HU McChttii'a code of Town In thnt
he H a. p.itly lo the lit version of money
uppropi luted UH nuppoit fund by lining Ute
to mnUe this Illegal payment of JWJ per
jvnr to liliiiHilr.
Third UP , with the other members of
the bunt d uf trustees , Is accused of vlolut-
Inn ; nootlon 171 McClaln'n rode of Iowa In
| tinpuicluiRe oC nnd payment for piovlslons ,
I material und various supplies from mern-
hu.nf the board for the use of thehos
pital.
On < nr ! < of the above named counts T ,
Mr 1C , Stuait In licensed of committing it
inlpdfiiie.inur , UK delineil In sti'llon 172 , Mc-
( . 'laln'x coili' of Juv.a.
HulU'Vlnjr the sibove charges to be true ,
nnd of easy und unquestionable proof , uiul
nliovc all that tlie rnus of right demands
they bo 'nude to you , 1 hereby submit them
for your consideration. t' . A. LISLI2 ,
Member C'lurlmla M. 1C. Church.
Hcv. II. P. Dudley , pastor ot ' .he Uroidway
Methodist church , was asked yesterday for a
statement of tin facts as he knew them , and
said : "Tlie dirges were presented near the
close of the conference , so late. In fact , that an
Itnestlgatlon was out of the question. They
were investigated Informally. 1uw \tr , bv
some ot III ? leading men In the conference ,
and It Is safe to say that If they had found
anything to substantiate them , the confer-
cni-a would have been prolonged long enough
to hate the case si ( led to tlu bottom. Mr.
Lls ! ind Dr. Stuart have not been getting
along well together. I haven't a doubt that
IJr. Stuart can show up his record to the en
tire satisfaction of everyone , for when he
was here and had thousands of dollars pass
through his hands In connection with the-
erection ot the church building. Ma accounts
were found to be perfectly straight. I re
gard the preferring uf ths charges as simply
a political move. "
A Kill ASSOIITMKNT.
Xiiw I'ull ( ! oi > ds l-i Kvrry Department.
Tlie pafct three weeks have been the larg
est on record , Thousands of dollars' worth
of goods h.ive been sold and left our stock
in elegant shape to put on sale our new
fall goods ,
Ladles usually are more Interested tn the
new fall diess fabrics , which this reason
are rich be > end description , und must bo
seen to be appreciated Inspection Invited.
100 exclusive dress patterns , from { 4,33
to Jlli.ftO.
r > D dlffeient styles In English checks at
$1.25. full SO Inches wide.
15 new colorings In Uoucle effects , 54
Inches wide , $ I.2G ; cheap at $1.75.
See our 40-Inch silk and wool novelties at
75c , worth 11.00 ,
All the above goods are our own Importa
tion.
Wonderful bargains In domestic weaves. .
Yard wide , all wool llannel , 25c ; always
was 39c. Yard wide cashmeres , all colors ,
19c ; cheap at 2oc. New eeffcts In 45-inch
mixtures at Site ; others ask 5Ue. 54-lncli
all wool ladles' cloth , full range of colors ,
50c ; our regular 75o grade.
51.00 broadcloth now 73c40Inch all woo !
lieurlettas , : :0c : ; regular EOc grade.
Hlg Inducements In black goods depart-
men I. BOSTON STORE.
Council Bluffs , la.
Strong & Carroll's and Stacy Adams shoes
for gentlemen at SARGENT'S.
Tliey need no recommendation.
Best p.ilnls tn the world. Davis , drupclf *
Domestic e.o3p outlasts cheap soap.
Democratic Ciiiininc * .
Tlie democratic caucuses to name persons
to bo voted for at the primary election whlcl
la to be held on the 15th will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock at the following namet
places :
First Ward , Klrst Precinct Roberts' black
smith shop.
First Ward , Second I'reclnct Wheeler S
Hercld's office.
Second Ward , First Precinct City build
Ing ,
Second Ward , Second Precinct Knott'i
coal office.
Third Ward. First Precinct Creston house
Third Want , Second Precinct Main stree
hose Mouse.
Fourth Ward , First Precinct Supcrlo
court room , court house.
Fourth Ward , Second Precinct Kellt :
house.
Fifth Ward , First Precinct Ilofkhoff'
btoro.
Sixth Ward Twenty-third street nni
Itroailwuy.
nach precinct will nominate three times a
many person * as the precinct Is entitled t
delegate ) * , nnd from Iho list so nominate
tli' precinct delegation will be chosen at tli
primary election.
\Yhut AV llii\e Ho nil In the Sluifl IIUBlnrg
We have watched for several years al
ways for doing a shoe business , and hav
found that fake advertising never palt
Honest shoes , good values and fair profit i
and liberality with your customers Is wha
has done the business at Sargent's , Yo
liave always found that what Sargent ha
told you could be relied upon. Shoes or
cheap this year , and Sargent will still ee
you the best shoes In the city for the mone ;
SARGENT. 413 Broadway.
The cause of the present boom In re ;
estate Is due somewhat to ( he succesxti
sale uf fruit and garden lands by M'suri
Day & 1UB In the Klein tract , 'lliey huv
200 acres tn amounts to suit , suk'ahle tc
fruit and gardens. Also bearing fruit farm
for Jle.
First clasi table board for J3.60 per wee
at US North tiaventh street. Also furnlsue
rooms. Mrs , M. M. Sackett.
Washerwomen use Domestic soap.
rripirnn ! for tiuyatr.
The fair maidens of Council Bluffs Ju
, now are very much Interested In some socl
, events that are booked for an appearance ;
a near date. Mrs. Charles T , Stewart ai
Mrs. K. W , Hart are ar-anging a series
subscription parties In which the elite of tl
city will take palt. The first will be nboi
Thanksgiving und the second about tha hl
dayx. Even at Ibis early day the femlnli
minds are casting about for plans for tl
construction of toilets -which shall b : In kte
Ing witl. the g neral brllKuncy of the ccc
ulons. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I.iinil lor Urn * .
. For rent 200 acres of first-class Mlssou
river bottom hay land , with good stand
grans upo.i It. 1V& mtlea ot city llmltB. :
MarKa , Council Bluff * , la. -
laundry , 724 Broadway , tor
work. Tel. 157 ,
Y. r. 14. U , l Affair * .
The city union ot the Cl.rMUn C
dtavor eoclftlea at Its last ii'ti
lug re-elected Its old officers ai follow
I I'restdsnt. Rev K. W , Allen ; vice presldtt
I Mlu Grass ; secretary , Miss Gus&lo
I oorrespoadlog secretary , Miss Blood ;
rer. Mr Morehouse ; lookout committee ,
) evolMUs Obcrholtier Miss Wallman ; union
looting committee , Kd McConncll , JIlSHMer-
lain. Miss Morehoui-e , social committee , Or.
"red Montgomery , Mlas 1'almsr , Mlsa Steepy.
The union decided to arrange a lecture
ourso for this fall and winter and bring to
ho city some of the best talent on the lec-
urc platform. A lecture commlltc * was np-
palntcd consisting of Miss Gussle llonn. Dr.
lontgonury , Mrs , Uevcrttt and Miss Carson.
ItUNNIHIIN ItllU .
Ill ) ; 8u1o Contlnur * .
Dress B ods of foreign and domestic manu-
' < ctiiro In black and colors , In all the latest
A'ctt can own a fine dress pattern for very
Ittlo jnoney by buying cf us now.
6flo all wool black Henrietta , 3Dc yard.
70c all wool bl&ck henrletta , a beautiful
abrlc , KOu yard. ,
Again today we offer our 60-Inch Mack
gloria silk at 0c yard.
Novelty black dress go'ds nt 50c yard ,
always sold at 75c and (1.00.
Standard dress pr.nts , S'Sc yard.
See the tmbroltlorlts you can buy at Sc
ji nl. You will pay 15o to 2Co for the
sanio gcods elsewhere.
1,000 yards mill remnants apron check
ginghams , BV&c yard.
SB-Inch unbleached muslin , a Cc quality , at
tc yard.
We are sslllng everything cheap during
thlc sale. Spend your money where a dollar
lar goes farthest ,
ISON DHO3. ,
Council 111 u Its.
Hugh Mini" Ills
Ed Hughes cam * to Council UUifTs frm
his homo In Glenwcod a week Ego last Fri
day , and while perambulating the streets In
company with a largo jag fell Into the
hands of the porce. He was lochcd up for
the night , and when he sobered up the mowIng -
Ing diy he discovered that his watch am ] $15
In incney were missing. He repsrted the
case 19 the police but nothing was said cf
It , In the hope that some , clew coulfl be
found us to the thief. Yesterday In making
the rounds of the various pawn shops Hughes
foliml hla watch case In the show case cf
tno < : f them , kept by one M. Blank , but the
works had b en removed and another set
of works Inserted. An Investigation ol the
police records shotted that Blank bad violated
lated the city ordinances In failing to re
port the purchase of the watch. lie was
arrested en the charge , but secured ball and
was released until this morning , when he
will come up for trial ,
Spltlo tlin < ) tlr tl in Yim-nclf.
Whether It is more profitable to pay the
same old exorbitant prices or to purchase
your shota at a cash store , whose motto is
"the best goods for thf least money , " where
there are no had debts for good customers to
pay , and no poor goods at high prices. Dun
can's ' prices are a great surprise to all shrewd
buyers.
Hard times school shoes , 75 cents.
Top notch school shoes , $1.00 and $1.25.
Wear well school shoes , $1 25 and $1.50.
Men's nice dress shoes , $1.50.
Ladles' Vlcl kid button , $1.50.
Our prices range from 25 cents to $2.00
less than the old prices.
Our Curtis & Wheeler ladles' fine shoes ,
best made. } 3.r,0.
Our Eddy & AVebster ladles' line shoes ,
last made , $3.50.
Johnson S Murphy and Stacy Adams' men's
line shoes , $4.00.
$5.00 and $ G.OO men's tan shoes to close
out , J2.QO.
DUNCAN'S SHOE STORE ,
Next to Beno's.
'iuii Weddings.
Mr. W. MacConncll and Miss Clara Phclps
are to be > married next Tuesday , September
18 , at 3:30 : o'clcck , nt the home of the bride's
parents , Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Phelps. After
the ceremony they will leave for a bridal
trip to Mr. MacConnell's former home In
Marysvllle , Marlon county , la.
Cards are out announcing the coming nup
tials of Mr. Thomas W. Austin of Crete ,
Neb. , and Miss Jennie Wallace , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wallace .cf this city ,
on Wednesday , September 2C. In the after
noon from I o'clcck to C a reception tvlll be
given at the Wallace mansion , 37 Bluff
street
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Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sale it
Gas Co. 'a office.
Claude Waller Urud.
A telegram yesterday conveyed the Information
mation to his sorrowing friends today of
ho death of Claude L. Waller , the attorney
who was shot last Saturday by Led Roeder ,
x young man In his office. He was at the
lospltal when the end came , and his brother ,
B. M. Waller , was at his side. Ills assailant
E still locked up , and although ho claims
he shooting w8 entirely accidental , there
s but little doubt that a prosecution for
tnurdor In the first degree will be Instituted.
round Gold pin with name on U. Rev.
' . II. Davis , 304 Harrison street.
Duncan's : shoes are always ths best and
beapcat. _
llig Liind Drill.
That the real esUte market In this \lclnlty
s In a healthy condition Is evidenced by a
arge deal that was consummated yesterday
> y the firm cf D. J. llutchlnson & Co. The
Taft farm In Garner township , one ot the
> est farms In this section , v.ns sold by M ,
Tail to Judge L. II. Kent of Omaha , the
irlce paid being { 48,450. The farm con-
alns 323 acres , which makes the selling
irlce $150 $ an acre.
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FROM SOUTH OMAHA ,
U til lam Sln'ihrril Arrcxtnl for Usingn
Knlfci on IllH Wife.
William Shepherd , colored , was arresteC
iy Officer Sheehan last night for blabbing
Ills wife. Tte police say that Shepherd
is spending mst of his time with anotbei
colored woman on Twenty-sixth street am
that nhen his wtfo approached him las
night and asked for money he became verj
angry. Mrs. Shepherd took hold of hli
hand , when Shepherd drew a knife and cm
tier on the back ot the hand five or six tlmei
b Iorc she culd get away. Mrs. Shepherc
was also locked1 up and held os > prosecutlni
witness.
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Work of I ho I'll I leu Force ,
During the month of August Chief Bren
nan and his men made 187 arrests as fol
Ions : Assault and battery , 18 ; disturbing tb
peace , 53 ; vagrancy , 37 ; suspicious char
acters , 9 : drunkenness. 17 : drunk and dls
orderly , B ; keeping house of prostitution , 3
Inmates of a house ot prostitution , 14 ; petl
larceny. 7 ; Interfering with an officer , 3 ; as
sault with Intent to do great bodily harm
1 ; carrying concealed weapons , 2 ; rcalstln
an officer 1 ; held for a constable , 1 ; drunl
and disturbing the peace , 2 ; larceny fror
the person , 1 ; conspiracy , 1 ; violating or
dlnanca No. 238 , 1 ; destroying property , 1
hold as complaining witness , 2 ; held for Hi
Lincoln authorities. 1 ; Indecent exposur
of person , 1 ; violating the garbage ordl
nance , 1 ; selling liquor without u license , 1
discharging firearms Inside the city limit :
I ; Illegal cohabitation , 1 ; pickpocket , 1
burglary. 1. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Seeking llrr Itubj" .
A very comely and attractive- woman calle
at the polIcQ station yesterday and said he
name was Mrs. n. F. Smith , and that he
hwne was In Lawrence , Kan. For the la :
year her husband had abused her sbametullj
and that he finally made a proposition to he
to move to Omaha and enter a life ct bhaim
The wife refused to cnterta n the propos
tlon and Smith skipped out , taking with hli
their inly clilli , which Is 8 montl
DlJ. Mrs. Smith s-ays her husband has
sister living at 1020 Popple t n avcnu
Onuha , and she Is under the Impression UK
ha Is there. The woman WBB under the In
ptesskn that Poppleton avenue wan In Bout
Oinaha , and that Is how ehe happened I
corro here first. She was directed to Hi
Above number and left town.
Trying to hcrure ll.tll.
Frank Derr's attorneys have made appl
cation to have Judge Chrlstniann fix a bor
for him. The court said he would not do i
until he received a certificate from D
Thomas Kcllfy as to Smith's condition ,
is not thought that Smith will die from tl
effects of his Injuries , but he Is In a ve :
painful and eerlous condition. The chart
will likely be assault with Intent to kill.
I'nil In
The republicans ot South Omaha held
meeting at Ptvonka's hall Tuesday even'n
The attendance was light and there did n
appear to Vx > much enthusl s i. "I never ex
perienced n campaign In 411 any South Omaha
existence , " ( aid one ol Ihc members or the
club , "where there nas to rn ch Indifference
anil so little Interest tatfpn.It , must be be
cause the man ot the head , 6f the ticket Is
Unsatisfactory to them. The fac ! that Majors
bends the republican ticket'vlll cost many
of the other nominees on ( Ife ticket votes. "
Mr. Jeffries of Omaha1. Candidate T. D.
Crane , Attorney Van IMSert , Attorney 151-
Hot and other local speakerp , delivered short
talks.
uxa trim -ruu .ILIM * .
JUulvern , la. 1 ranted to n Snmtlun tit
Coiivldernlito MiiRiiHiulo.
MALVEKN. la. , Sept. . 'Al ( Special to The
Bee. ) Quite a sensation has developed In
this city. About two vseeks ago a woman
appeared at the Cottage hotel und Inquired
for Frank M. Wilson , saying ho Was her hus
band , Mr , Wilson was In the house and was
culled in to ere the lady , and then a scene
occurred. The lady claimed Wilton as her
husband , and he denounced her as an inipos-
tcr , As soon as partial order was restored
she told her story. She said that sbe lived
In Lincoln , Neb. , and was married ta Wilson
about a year and a half ago , and showed her
marriage certificate In proof of her assertion ,
She stated that \VHon's first wife had been
burned to death some tlmu before by nn ex
plosion of gasoline , leaving thrcj small chil
dren , and she kept house lor him until they
were married.
Wilson came to Malvcrn last spring to start
a water works system for the town and put
up nl the Cottage hotel , whrrc he represented
himself as a widower. He made love to Miss
Kmma Noblltt who has lived at th ° hotel
for several years $ n the capacity ol cook.
Wilson pressed hls..fsult with the result tint
Miss NobUtt consented to marry him , and
two weeks ago they proceeded to her home
at Hockford , Mo. , where they were married ,
Previous to thla Wilson had returned to Lin
coln , told tils wire that trry would break up
housekeeping there and move to Malvcrn as
soon as he could rent a house lie packed
up the goods , left his wlfo and two children
with her frbnda and brought the oldest child
with him and placed him In charge of wife
No. 2. Wife No. 1. after waiting a week ,
came to Malvern , little inspecting the duplic
ity of her husband until her arrival here.
She was advis.d to return to her home in
Lincoln and got out papers for hla arrest ,
which she did , In the meantime , Wilson
made himself scarce , and when the officers
Instituted a search for him he had disap
peared.
TabDr Is experiencing the inconvenience
and annoyance of a case oC Email pox.
Ionii Killtor Commits Siilclilt.
CRESTON. la. , S pt. 12. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) The apprehension of
many of the friends , of Seymour Wilson , the
editor of the Shannon City Sun , who so mys
teriously disappeared a fiw weeks ago , that
he had taken his own life , has been realized.
Word has'been received by Mr. Wilson's
fathir-ln-law , Dr. W. D. Christie of Shannon
City , advising htm that Seymour Wl.son had
committed suicide at Yaklma Lodge.
The firemen's tournament ot southwestern
Iowa , held at Vllllsca yesterday , was not so
largely attended as on former occasions.
Corning captured every race , and carried
away $270 prize money. The hub and hub
race , 200 yards , was \vdn in 0 23 , with ClarInda -
Inda second ; the wet hose1 race In 0:41 : % , ClarInda -
Inda s'cond ; hook and ladder race In 0:34 : % ,
Creston second ; ladder' climbing contest Ir
0:7 % , Creston second. "Chief Jones ot ClarInda -
Inda won th ? chief's trophy , and Corning
took the parade prlzo of $75.
The water works company 1ms Instituted
suit In the district court to recover $3,900 ,
the amount due them fdr water rental on a
contract made by last year's city council.
This yar the new council refuses to pay the
amount.
Mrs. George Snoddcn. wife of a promhmit
farmer , Is In a critical condition at the home
of her sister In this city , having been thrown
from a wagon.
The grand jury has returned an Indictment
against D. L. Singer of Lorlmor for forgery.
Singer was a Justice of the peace.
Mall Carrier John McGeath and Miss
Fannlo Soullen were , nlnrrlcd at Chicago
yesterday. "Both are p ofnncnt | young people
ple ot Cresfon.
C'dmlltloii nf Mulvern'n Y. M. C. A.
MALVERN , la. . Sept. 12. ( Spiclal Tele-
grain to The Beo. ) The Second annual meet
ing of the Young Men's Christian association
of Malvern was held last evening In the
local room. Th president and secretary's
reports showed a very encouraging Increase
both financially and spiritually In the condi
tion of the .association over the first year.
Secretary R. C. Cully rported total member
ship ninety-three , active eighty-six and asso
ciate seven , an Increase ot fifty-one over last
year During the year I hero were held In
Malvern scventy-onj men's devotional meet
ings , with a total attendance of 3.4C1 , an
average of forty-nine , balng an Increase over
last year's average of thirty. At these mc-
In KB sixty men and boys professed conver
sion and forty others ropuested the prayers
of the association. Besides the meetings ,
there were religious meetings conducted by
the association at Centullno and Davis school
houses , Strahan. Hastings , Farragut and
Imogene. A great dsal of Interest was
manifested at each of these meetings. The
treasurer's report showed collections , $181.67 ,
disbursements $133.02 , on hand $17.05 , and all
bills paid , The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year : President ,
George Clea\cr ; first vie ? president , S , C.
Hunter ; second vice president. Dr. C. A.
Love ; secretary , C. E. Holmes ; treasurer ,
C. B. Christy.
miner's Slaill Fractured ,
BOONB , la , , Sept. 12. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) By a fall of slate In Marshall
mine No. 1 , today , Ilary Gibson , a miner ,
was pinned to the earth , his skull fractured ,
and both legs broken. He will hardly re
cover.
The 19-monlhs-old son of Hugh Brady died
this morning from drinking poisonous dy <
stuff yesterday afternoon.
The creamery at Pilot Mount , this county ,
burned last night. The creamery was OVMICI
by a stock company of farmers. Loss , $1,500
Affl'otlon nf a ! > < .Wonc ! Citizen.
DCS M01NES , Sept. I ? . ( Special Telegram -
gram to The Bee. ) G. Van Glnltle , one c :
the wealthiest nnd best known business met
In Des Molncs. has been stricken suddenly
blind , and grave fears are entertained tha
his sight has permanently gone , Two o :
three weeks ago. during n visit to his tarn
suth ot town , Van Glnkle suddenly lost hi
sight , but In ten minutes the light agali
broke , nnd ho experienced no further troubl
until yesterday , wlier. his sight again lef
him , and he Is still unable to see.
Iturllncton Ilnpot Itobbcd.
GLEN WOOD , la. . 'Sept , 12. ( Special t
The Bee. ) The Burllngtbn depot nt this poln
was robbed last nlght. fV American expres
package , supposed to contain a fur garment
a watch , revolver and , 4 , small amount o
money , rewarded the jtbjeves ,
T
WITH .1 irf : & ( fc.ypir.v.v.i.vu.y.
Identity ( the Victim Mf Pol
nl Chcjrmio KMutill-ilioil.
CHBYBMNB , Sept. U , ( Special Telegrar
to The l-ee. ) The remains of George II
Maxwell , the stranger" w'Ao died hero Satui
' '
day from an overdose ; V0t''oplum , have bee
claimed by Robert Jli iwell ot Ishpemlni
Mich. , and this afternoon n telegrata wa
'received from the laiwnlc lodge ot the
place requesting that the body and all the t :
fects of the dectasetj , be forwarded ther
As soon as the description of Maxwell wt
forwarded by the local Masons yesterday tL
body was claimed by frUnds. but no add
tlonal Inforinatlon concerning the decease
has been received.
Urnniton Citizen Honored.
CHEYENNE , Sept. 12. ( Special Telfgrai
to The Bee. ) Governor Osborne today a ]
pointed Samuel T. Corn of Evanston Justli
of the supreme court , vice Gibson Clark , r
cently appointed United States attorne
Judge Clark will retire September 22.
Tlinne MlMlmund I 111" .
CHICAGO , Sept , 12. Warrants -were 1
sued today for the arrest of President C. i
Cheney of the Western Hank Note compai
nnd John Holmes of the rame compan
The two agreed to appear voluntarily at
Klve lull for $5,000 , each , to appear In i
I ouls. November 4. The charge la t !
same as that preferred against the go
, i crnor. auditor und treasurer of MisHlssIr
' * of printing bills In the ulmllltudt of Unit
it I States currency.
STRENGTH OF TWO ARMIES
Advices from Jnpan Giva the Number of
Fighting ilen in Oorea.
OVER FORTY THOUSAND MEN ON E4CH S DE
Twnly ThmiH-uiil CorciiiH Alm > Amioil
Agtilnit the , lrt | ) , but Are nt Present
Unarmed Untcli fur HID Itut-
tlo uf llliiK Cluing.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 12. Dies.of the
Japan Advertiser and the Koba Herald have
been received by way ot Victoria , II. C. . niul
bring news ot the war up to August 25. It Is
reported that four fast Chinese torpedo
catchers are lying nt Canton , waiting for
Japanese merchant vessels which may come
from foreign countries laden with arms and
ammunition. All of them arc said to be able
to make eighteen knots.
There has been somn fighting nt Blng
Chong , but no decisive engagements have
yet taken place. It la probable , however ,
that the next battle will take place In that
vicinity.
Blng Cheng Is situated north of Seoul , near
the Tnl Dong river. After the battles of
Ynshati and Selkwan many of the defeated
Chinese made their uay to Blng Chong ,
where a portion of the army was posted ,
There Is now a large force there , as Chinese
troops numbering 10,000 have arrived from
Anjun. The Chinese ordered the governor to
supply rice for the use of the army. Two
thousand Chinese troops have nlsa arrived
at Hosan-Ohln on the banks of the Tal Done
river , and have started to build a fort to
defend the position. They are collecting
tlco and other provisions In the neighbor
hood ,
A Japanese general says that the battle
which will take place soon at Blng Chong
will have nn Important effect on the out
come ot the \var In Corea ,
Accordlrg to a correspondent of the Japan
Advertiser there are now In Corea 42,300
troops. Of this number SOO are cavalry.
The Chinese army numbers about the same ,
the main body being encamped nl Ping Yang ,
where formidable earthworks have been
thrown up. This will bo the Chinese base of
operations In Corea , Besides the Chinese ,
the same correspondent asserts that there are
20,000 Coreans arrayed against the Japa.n-
esc , but as most of these ure poorly armed
or unarmed , they do not constitute a formid
able force. When they Join the Chinese
army ami are supplied by the latter with
rides , as Intended , they will greatly strengthen
the Celestials.
ANOTllKIl BATCH Or ItKl'tlOKi : * .
Consul Hatru und Other * from Illiii'llcldv
Iteport tint Oulr Tno I.lvcsVero \ l.u t ,
NEW ORLEANS , Sept. 12. The Times-
Democrat has the following from Port Llmon ,
Costa Hlca. under date Tuesday , September
4 : The following exiles from Bluellelds ,
eleven In number , arrived In this port \la
Punta Renas this afternoon' E. 1) . Hatch
( English ) , acting vice consul ; G. S. Hodgeson
( native ) , clerk supreme court ; S. A. Hodgeson
( native ) . Judge supreme court ; Washington
Oliver ( English ) , clerk ; A. Markland Taylor
( English ) , editor and owner of the Bluefleldk
Messenger ; W. II Brown ( English ) , mcr-
chnat ; L. N. Lampton ( American ) , planter !
C. B Wlltbank ( American ) , planter ; Charles
Patterson ( native ) , vice president ; J. W.
Cuthbert ( English ) , attorney general , and J.
0. Thomas ( English ) , judge supreme court.
These are all prominent Business , men In
the reservation , most of them leaving con
siderable property behind. They arp unde
cided as tq their future movements , their
Intention at present being to remain here
until some definite action In regard to their
arrest and detention has bcn taken by their
respective governments. They all express
themselves as highly Indignant at the re
ports of HID American papers to the effect
that their actions arc in any way responsible
for the uprising ot July 5. This they em
phatically deny and they say the only for
eigners who were at all Implicated In this
uprising left the country immediately after
they found the part they had plajed made
them subject to arrest by the Nlcaraguan
government arid after being refused protection
by their respective consuls nnd the captains
of war vessels. They say that during the
whole trouble but two lives have been lost
and those were ths two Nicaragua ! ! soldiers
who were killed on the evening of July G.
A EH S t'Ull T11K AliMV.
Work of Trjiuiforrliiff Ordimncu Stnr a to
ISofk iHlniul Arsenal ( olnc on Ituiildls' ,
WASHINGTON , Sept. 12 , ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) According to advices
received at the War department the wort
of transferring the ordnancti stores from
Omaha and Fort Snelllng , Minn. , to Rock
Island arsenal , Is now progressing very
rapidly , and It Is expected that the buildings
will boon ba ready to be turned over tc
the quartermaster generals ] bureau. As
sistant Chief or Ordnance Captain Whlpple ,
today said that the work is being carried on
as rapidly as could be expected , but he does
not believe all the officers can be transferred
by next Saturday , the 15th , which is tin
limit fixed In the order of the secretary.
He Is of the opinion that all the officer :
assigned as Inspectors ot small arms prac
tice at the above named posts will be abli
to finish their moving and be out of Hit
way by Saturday , but that the urdlimnci
officers cannot possibly transfer their pos
sessions before the 1st of October.
Second Lieutenant Edmontl AVIttenmyer Ii
transferred Irom company E to company K
and Second Lieutenant Hugh D , Wise Iron
company K to company E In the Ninth in
fantry.
I 'lrst Lieutenant Fred R. Day , Twcntletl
Infantry , Is granted twenty days extendec
leave.
Second Lieutenant John J. O'Connell
Twenty-first Infantry , Is granted leave fo
two months.
First Lieutenant William S. Pierce. Ord
nance department , Is granted leave for four
teen days.
First Lieutenant John Stafford , Eighth In
fantry. now on leave In New York City , I
ordered to conduct recruits to the Department
of Dakota and the Columbia.
First Lieutenant Robert G. Paxton , Tent
cavalry , assigned to the Fourth cavalrj
troop I , Is transferred to the Tenth cnvalrj
troop K , and First Lieutenant James E. Nola
Is transferred from the Tenth to the Fourt
cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Hamilton S. Hnwklm
Fourth cavalry , Is assigned to troop F , Tent
cavalry.
Major Charles Stuart , surgeon , and Car
lain Hurry 0. IVrley assintant surgeon , will
rcprisent HIP Medical department of the nrmjr
at the twcnty-s cond meeting of the Ameri
can Public Health association nt Montreal ,
Canada , September 23 to 29. 1891.
Tlrst Lieutenant Joseph 13. Maxflcia. Slfi-
mil corps' . 1 granted leave tor four months.
Leave granted Second Lieutenant Sawyer
niunehnrd , First artillery , Is extended four-
tccn days.
Captain William Wallace , Sixth cavnlry
recruiting officer , Is grantnl leave for seven
days.
First Lieutenant William S. ScoU , First
cavalry , Is relieved fiom duly at the United
States Infantry and Cavalry school. Tort
Leavenworth , Kan.
First Lieutenant Wallls 0. Clark Is trans
ferred from company 1C IQ company 1) . and
First Lieutenant David J. Baker , Jr , from
U to K. In th9 Twelfth Infantry.
First Lieutenant Samuel Rebcr. Signal
corps , upon completion of work nt Baltimore ,
Md. , will report nt Fort RlUy , Knn.
Maj r Alexander S. II. Koycs. Third cav
alry. Is relieved form duty In D'partmpiit of
Texas ,
Leave for two 'nonlhs Is grnntrd Second
Lieutenant Cl.iudc 11. Sweer.cy. Eighth cav
alry.
alry.Leave for one month Is granted First I/eu-
tenant Willis O. Clark , Twelfth Infantry , nnd
Captain Jerald A. Olrasted , Ninth cavalry.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trial
size , 25 cents , All druggists.
llpiirlnc iif tlin Migiir Trnxt f n p.
11OSTON , Sept. 12. The American Sugar
llellnlng company was given n hearing In
the frupremo couit today on the motion for
nn Injunction lestrnluliiK the company
fiom doing business In Mnstsiichusettn. At-
Uniicy General Knawlfm explained that he
did not wont to enjoin the rompnny from
buying nnd selling sugnr In Mussucliuhcttn ,
but only from manufacturing It Jud e
ilniker took the matter under ndvls-ement.
Dr. CVitiklln Hi-til for IJiunoin
NIUS , Mich. . Sept. 12.-Tlie mystery us
to the u hereabouts oC Dr. A. B. Tonklln of
Cnnsnpoll ! ' . who Is ! supposed to him- been
murdeicd , Is believed to be over tit last.
Mrs. Conklln tcday received n leter ctntlnK
Hint Ur. Conklln vtsii In Chicago and would
be dollteied over for a ransom , but Iho
price WIIH not yttitnl , nor did the letter Buy
whether he had been kidnaped or othrr-
wlHe Shrrlit Coulter left for Chicago this
afternoon.
I'llher ! Connolly Will < ii 1'rrc.
1MM.VTH. Sept. 12. Fnthcr Connolly , who
1 was convicted und sentenced to state prison
1 from hero last winter and v > tiH n-leused by
the supreme coint of Minnesota , will not be
tried ngaln. County Attoiney Dwnn de
cided toduv not to prosecute fuithri. Connolly
nelly spent Hcveial months In the Stlllwater
pilson
tTastoloss-Effootual. )
1 BILIOUS vandA1HERVOUS :
DISORDERS.
J Such ai Slch Headache.Wind cr.d P m mllio
Stomach , Giddiness , Fullneis. Spelling Etlcr
Meals , Dliilnsss , Drowsiness , Chills. Flush ,
ings of Host , Loss ol Appetitfi. Shortness ol
Breath. CoUiveness , Scurvy. Blotches on ma
Skin , Disturbed Sleco. Ffigltttul DrEams , All
Nnrvou * and Trembling Sensitions , end Ir-
rtgulaillie * InciaentaUp Ladies.
OoveieJ with a Tattclmana Soluble Coating.
Of all drupmsts. Price 2B centsI a Bot.
Ke > v Yo" r > rooi.i Canal St.
This extraordinary Constipation.
.
ordinary Re DitzinefB ,
Falling Sen-
ho most Mitloim Nervous
,
wonderful ous twitchlnn
of
discovery
of the -
cyt-n
tha .xe. It and other
has been en ts.
dorsed by the
Icodlug scien Slicujthons ,
tific niflii of
ICuropo and unit tones the
America. Iretyttem.
liudjan Hudtan cures
purely Kcrvousncte 3 > eb Illty , ,
Hudyan stops K
Prematureness Kand
and ret tores
of the d 1 3- weak .
organs.
'
charge In 'JO l'alifi In the
Cures back , loesei
LOST by aay 01
MANHOOD nightstopped
quickly. Over 2,000 private Inaomemrnts.
1'renmturenef" moans Impolency tn the first
etnge. It Is a s > mptom of seminal ncakneai and
barrenness , u can be cured tn 20 days by tilt
i use of Hudynn.
The new discovery nna made by the tpeclnlliU
1 cf the old famous Hudson Meillcal InMltuie. It
I IK the etronet vltallzer mado. It In wry power
ful , ljut haimlBBB. Hold for Jl.OO a imelcnse. nr
Hx packwa for 15 CO ( plain ( ruled boxes ) .
Written guarantee slven for R cure. If you buy
elx boxes , and aic not entirely rured , Blx inore
will be eont to you free of all rlmrKn. Send for
circular * and Ipsllmnnlnls.
HUDSON MIiDICM INSTITUTE
Junction Stockton Market , nnd Kills
Strcctn , San Pfiinolsco.Cal.
IKDRPO
THE DDXIT
HINDOO REMEDY
roi ui't r a TIIX IBO > K
BO , U IIT Kuhn K Co , Cor. IMh &nd PoMinmiKti .end
J. A. Fuller a. C" . , Cor 1HU Duufflnntiti. . OJIAlU'
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Id for Infants and Children.
"CaatorlaliEO well adapted tochlldrrn that Caitorla cures Colic , Constipation ,
. recommend'It n cuperlor tu any prcucriptlon Sour BtomoLh , Diarrhoea , Eructation ,
known to mo. " II. A. Aiicucn , 11.1) , , Kills Wonaa , gives tlocp , and pramjtcs G
: o 111 So. Oxford Ct. , f roollya , K , Y. gectlon ,
'Without injurious incdlcatlon.
"Tho UTO of 'Costorla I ) ro universal end "For several jcarn I have recommence !
; ta ir.criti BO well knotm that U eccaia a work your 'CictorLi , ' and bhall rdwayi continue tl
t ! supererogation to cndorsa it. Foir are the do no n U bos Invariably produced beccUcirj
3- , ' families who do not kvcp Cuttorla multo. "
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luhi ! easy reach. "
iy CAUCUS JUurrx , l > . P. , liith Street and 7th Axo. , 1'cw York C'ti1
Ifew York City.
TUB C'ucTAt-K COJIMKT , 7" lltnuu' STBEET , Kor Yont CITT.
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KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort awl improvement ant |
hnila to personal enjoyment when
lightly usotl. The many. wLo live bet
ter than others ami enjoy life more , with
less cxpnditurc , by more promp'lly
Uiiptino ; Use -ivorltl's bcbt pmttucU to
the nccJs of physical being , will attest
ilio value to heulth of tlie jniro
Icxntivo principles cinbiaccd in the
rcmctiy , Syrup of Fl 's.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd plchfr
mil to the taste , the refreshing ancKroly
doneficml properties of n perfect lnx
ati\c ; etfbctually cleansing the system ,
tlhpelling colds , hrndnchrs Mid fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has civcn satisfaction to niilltoTi&nnd
met with the npnrcKj'l of the nicdkal
rofes ion , because it acts on the Kid-
heyr , Liver nnd Howels without wcnk-
oiling them nnd it is peifectly free from
every objectionable sxibttnncc.
Syrup of Figs U for sitlc by all drug-
'itts in r)0c atHll bottles , but it is man-
I'nctured by the Oilifoniia 1' % Syrup
.A ) , only , whose uatno is printed on o very
nckngo , also the itnnii1 , Syrup of Fijp ,
ad being well informed , you will no >
rniniiy substitute if offered.
Prepared from the original formula , lire-
served In the Arc-liUi'u of the Holy Land , hav *
In trim authentic hUtory dating bach COO yearn.
A POSITIVE CURE
for all Stomach , Kidney anil Bowel
troubles , especially
CHEONIC CONSTIPATION.
rrlco DO cents. Bold l > .v all drug-cists.
The Franciscan Remedy Co. ,
134 YAK BUR3H ST. , CHICAGO , ILL.
. 'for Circular ami Illustrated Calendar.
JVitnch Slat , 1S94.
Alee & PcnColil Co.t am very tnucli plonicd
to commend W. I , . Se > mciiu'B iiljlllly an nn ojitt *
rlnn , Imlng tcdi satlcfiictnilly IHt l nllli nines *
i-s for uBtlRinnllKin inul ili-il\ < < < 1 eiral l > cnenl
thi-ii-fiom In my pnifesHtmml wniK. I would ree-
tomnifiid nil or tlio iitllMIc iiinfirvlan tu do llk
wise. Very liuly , .1 l.Al'lllIJ WAUUVCD.
Omaha Academy of 1'lne Arts.
HUADArni : r.\rt < ii ) nv IYI : BTIIAIN.
DON'T TIUKUJ WITH yut'ti ivis.
Mnn > pi-mont * uhui > e hciLd : * utu cimtUutiUy ach *
Ing hn\o no Idea ulmt jvll.-f vi-li-uUllcully fitted
ClRE es \ > lll Kltr Iln-ni. Tli Uii-oiy In now unl-
\emilly c tul > ! lBtu-il. "tiiiiui > | > rily fltttd Rlanaes
will Invnilnbly IniieustUrn double and may
Iwul to TOTAt , HUN-IINK-SH. " Oar ability to
uiljust Rlusfes nnfely nnd roiK-uly l be > oml
qucatlnn. UonbUlt in. Hyrs tcstrd < rco ol cliarce.
THE ALOE & PENFOUD CO. ,
OppoRlti * Puxton Hotel.
roil TiiK GOLD LION.
Steam and Hot Water Hoalln ? tor
Roalcloncoi nnJ Buildings.
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main , 20,1 Pearl Streets , Council
BlulTs , lew a ,
GEO. P. SANFOHD. A. W. niCKMAN.
President. Cashier ,
Fust National , lack
or COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa-
Capitul , ' $100,000
Profits , - - - 12,000
One of the olilut banki In the itate of Iow .
We eollcll your builneu and collection * . \V
pay 6 per cent en time depoilti. Vft nlll t *
plcaied lo ie mil > erve you.
W. C. ESTEP ,
Funeral DirectorSEmbalmer
14 N. Main St , Council Bluffs.
Ulllce K7-TKI.KIMUI.SK-.llK.liloi.OB 33
-Spcclai ISJoliccsa
FoiiifNT. LAitan. TUIVATK iunN. NEAR
Fifth avenue and 1'eatl itre l. Apply at lie *
office.
lIAIirjAOE KKMOVKD. VAUJ.TS "CI.KANED.
Kd lluil < . at W. S. Homerii. Kt8 llioadway ,
roil ALV : , TUB pi'RNiTum : ANI > I.CAHH
of a flut-cluM hotel , 4 ! rooma ; tlil hotel lm
a flrst'Cluw ri-imtutlon , futllni ; from W lo W nt
a meali located Middle llroailuuy at the Junction
of- all Ihu mreet car line * . It Ii ( tin bent I tana
In the city of Council IluRn. AiMreu J , lie *
cilice. Council llluff . _
WANTUI ) . A M8T OV Alf < VACANT IXTS
und ucrruKa for tale In Council lllulT . No
fanry pilcei conildeied I * . J. ISinlg , 9 I'euil
ulrrel.
A. KJJW CHOK'H 1IJQH LAND J.OTH OIJ
puved tii-i-ta. near motor linn , line vluw ,
water , ( fun atul ftciver connectlonn ; CO to 200
feet front by ICO to KOO feet deep. For prlctl
end location * call or write Curium U
room > , Uvtr tt block , Council Clufli , !