Nebraska Newspapers

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Ji1NoIt 311 : ' 1'1O f.
Manager Alton of the opera house Is about
to put In an entirely new gleam heating plant
v Unity Guild will hold Its regular meeting
this afternoon at the home or Mrs. Itoberta
/i13 / Voorhis stret. friends always wel
come
Dr. A. O. Mudge hOB arrived form Blanch
ard , 10. , to make this city his home Ills
beatlquarttrs will be over J. II. Atkins'
- . ' . store
it' " A little daughter or Jacob Sims swallowed
( ' a small pIece or glass Wednesday nIght. A
, doctor was summoned and after Mme difil- ,
" culty the troublesome glass was removed.
The old Pierce street school Is being flllell
with seats and otherwise fitted up to be used
DB a place for religious meetings Hev. A.
O\'crlon will \ he In charge.
The Woodmen or the World Social club will \
hold < a meeting this evening In their parlors
for the purpose or making arrangements for
a series or entertainments to be given this
winter.
A marriage license bas been Issued to
Marlon Wood , aged FiO , or Deep Water , Va .
and Mrs . lIzabeth Stet'Cen , or Omaha , aged :
60. They were married yesterday afternoon i
by Justice Cook
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Regular meeting of Fidellly council No
16 [ ; , Royal Arcanum , thIs evening at 7:30 :
o'clocl . Business or Importance to be trans-
I actetL All members are requested to bo
present C. Sprult , Hegent.
WillIam P. Sledt-ntopr : has begun ! attachment -
ment proceedings against George M I , West
for $70 unpaid rent for a farm on the
"Islaml" north or till city. The case will
come up In Justice Cook's court : this after-
noon nt 2 o'clock
Parties desiring , good ! seats for "Pow-
hatan" tonight wIll need to reach the opera /
house In good season , as the unreserved
Beats will go early. Scats for Saturday mat-
moo and " evening , can be reserved at the box
once at 0 ! J o'clock this morning.
Justice Cook has limited the witnesses In
the Jacob Sale case to six on hack sftle. '
Twenty-ono witnesses have been subpoena lln
all , the extras to be paid for IJy the parties , :
SOlO fa charged ! with cutting , Franklin John- :
son The case will have a hearing this morn-
Ing , at 9 ! J o'clock
The supreme court has recently decided
that where saloon fines are not paid and the
property is I not of sufficient value to pay
what Is due the bondsmen arc liable for the
deficiency. This decision docs not concern
the local authorltles however , as the county
authorities have strictly enforced the law '
requiring payment to be made In advance '
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Members or the Council Blurts Athletic as-
soclatlon are canvassing for subscriptions to I
aid them In putting up an eight ! foot fence I
around their grounds at the corner or I
Twenty-first street and Seventh avenue The ,
Intention Is , aa fast aa the money can be :
; raised , to erect a grand stand and put In a' '
quarter of a mile cinder track thirty feet
In width. The city has given permIssion to
enclose a part or the street which runs
through the rounds. The grounds will be
used ! for root ball , base ball , tennis and other
athletic sports and In winter will be flooded .
and used B8 a skating ! rink. I
Farm loans made In western Iowa at lowest .
est rates. No delay In closing loans. Fire
and tornado Insurance written In best or com-
panies. Bargains In real estate. LOUGEE
& TOWI , 235 Pearl St.
P Nicest line or overcoats , In town Metcalr
Bros
The lIardl1lan piano Improves with use.
l'gIlSOX.H l'AIlAH1AI'HS.
Thomas Maloney has returned rrom a trip
to Denver
J. HUl1 < lIck of Waverly , la , registered at
the Grand hotel yestep1ay.
E. F . Clark , proprietor or the Grand hotel ,
has , returned from a trip to Chicago
Mrs. It. A. Lacey or Chicago has come to
spend the winter wIth her son . Dr. T. D.
Lacey. .
J. B. Atkins Is In Dubuque attending the
meeting of the grand chapter or the Masonic :
society I
'Irs. Hewitt or Des Moines who has been :
visiting the faintly or Henry Swan , has returned - '
turned home
Mrs. COO't , mother or Ed L. Cook , was reported -
ported dangerously ill last \ : night antI fears
were entertained that she would not live until
morning.
Cyrus n. McCormick , the head or time McCormick -
Cormick Harvester machinery works or Chi-
cage , was In the cIty yesterday , transacting
business along Implement row
George Metcalr Is suffering from consump-
tion , antI It Is feared that the results will
'be serious Ills brother , Henry Metcalf Is
expected In a few days and will probably I
take him back to California In the hope or
benefiting his health
Mrs. Evans or Colorado Is In the city visitIng -
Ing , her cousin Mrs. } V. D , Ifardlp She Is
n daughter of S. S. Dayllss , one or the early
residents or Council Dlut'Cs ' who Immortalized ,
himself by making the city a present of the
park which bears his name
R. 1\ Searles or Chicago , the champion long
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distance bicycle rider or the United Statee ( ! ,
\ . Is In the city the guest or his parents , ! \Ir.
allll 'Ira. E. P. Searles , on Fairview avenue ,
C. A. 1.'aus a prominent pharmacist or
Clarinda , la . was In the city yesterllay.
We have sold 3.000 hotbed sash In Iowa
and Nebraska and never hal a kick. We now
have ready for Immediate delivery 1.000 more
nt bedrock prices. Write for prices on all
kinds glazed sash , glass , paints , oils , etc .
stating quantity desired. .council Bluffs
. . . ' Paint & Oil Co.
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- - Radiant , Novelty and Elmhurst stoves for
hard coal are the most economical stoves
made. Sold only by Charles Swalno , 740
Broadway .
The Harllman piano wins mealy friends
Olllc'rN NontDurted
The annual meeting of the grand lodge ,
Independent ( Order of Odd Fellows , bas just
- closed at Marshalllown. The following
nominations were made of officers for the
ensuing year , the names- to be voted on at
, the next election In the subordinate lOdges :
Orallll Itcpresentatlvc-A. Block or Atlantic .
lantlc , O. 1' . ; J. F' . Spare , Council Bluffs ,
G. U. 1' . ; C. Hathman , Stuart , G. W. S. ;
r. T. Temple , Davenport : J. Schroeder , Gut-
enburg , O. J. W. : N. S. Johnson , Dloom-
leld : H. A. White Mount Ayr ; M. P. Shorts ,
Burlington ! : W. K. English , Des Moines
Grand ScrIbeWilliamIusson ! , Des
Uolnes : R. L. Tlllor , Oltumwa , G. T. ; Nor-
i " ' oed Clarke Iowa City
The I'lut Grand Mastors' and Past Grand
Patriarchs' association elected the following
Imcers : President , W . 1' . Sharp , Ottumwa ;
rice president , George Whlpplo Burlington ;
secretary O. L. Roseman , Montezuma ; treas-
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Hnr'c..t . Excursion
VIa Burlington route , Oct 8 and 22.
O. M. BROWN , ,
TIcket Agent , Council DlulTs
Nicest line of overcoats In town Metcalf
Ores
The Standull piano next : to the linrdman '
1t'glsrullon Nullrr .
The board or registration will be In session
Qct'ober 2. , 25 [ ; and 31 , at the usual pours , at
the following places :
First Warll-Flrst precinct ) 134 East Broad
fRY ; Second precinct , 309 I ast Broadway
Second Warll-I lrst precinct 400 West
Broadway . ; Second precinct 73. West Broad
Nay .
Third Ward-First precInct , 101 "South
Main ; Second precinct 911 South Iam.
Fourth Ward-First' precinct . , 22. South
Main : Second precinct 1203 South Slxlh
, Fifth R'ard-First precinct , 1821 West
Broadway ; Second Ilracinct , 1511 South Thlr-
r leenth.
Sixth Ward-lo'Jrat precinct , 1J ! North Tw'en-
lIeth ; Second . precinct Fifth street between
Locust and n.
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1)elegates to the Cnngre'sa .
The Tranlmlululppl congress will be held
at Omaha , beginnIng October 25. ' The object
of the meeting Is to discuss any matters that
IIIIY be or importance to the growth and
prosperity or the.atlt's wept of the Mlssls-
Ilppl. . The following delegatn..were appointed
9y Mayor Cleaver yesterday : A. S. hazel-
lon , T. J. Evans , John N. Baldwin , Frank
trimble , S. U. Wadsworth , Thomas Bowman
11. J. Chambers and Spencer Smith
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U.\\ulJIon : : JJlSI.t"n 01'llt 11'.tflls. .
That 1Vns . . the Cause of U'urlc l1..r- :
rl"un'N flc''hl thc' Cut 1)Ireet.
Ell Stodgle , charge < wIth assaulting George
Iorrlson with Intent to kill , will have a trial
In the distrIct court this morning. The work
of getting a jnr- was commenced yesterday
afternoon and cqmpleted , with the exception
or one man , who will bo chosen this morning.
Stodgle , according to the testimony before
the grallli jury , claimed there was some
money coming to him from Morrison , for
whom he had worked , and went to lorrlson'lI
house , west of Honey Creek , to collect. Mor-
risen declared he didn't ewe him a cent ,
whereupon StodFle pulled revolver halt way
out of his pocket. To protect hlmselr Morrl .
son picked up a club and went for Stodgle ,
who drew n knife and stabbed Iorrlson In
the shoulder lie then jumped upon Morn-
lon's frame and wallowed him around In the
lust < , from which position . Morrison was res-
cued . by a neighbor named Childers.
The following names were drawn from the
talesmen's box anti notices were ordered
served on them last evening , to be In court
this mornln , at' J o'clock , to be examined us
to their Iluallflcatlons as jnrors : Phillip 1' . , ,
I'aschel , 717 Willow avenue : Neb Peterson ,
1709 South ( IIeventh street ; E. E. lIellllap ,
007 lalllson street : Thomas U , Huhes ! , 808
Fourteenth avenue : Fred H. Davis , 119 South
Eighth street ; : Charles H. Huber , 118 horn-
son street ; Thomas Convey- , 1617 Second
avenue : ] fans Brandholm , 916 Avenue 0 :
Steven Spltznagle , 1018 Avenue C ; C. C.
Cochran , 1811 Third , avenue ; T. A. Kirkland ,
45 Iowa avenue ; " ' . S. Goodrich , 1111 Avenue
II : Albert Wells , 332 Avenue P : 11 . B. \\'at-
son , 119 WashlnFton avenue ; James Casatly ,
902 Avenue : Fred Palmer , Ij20 Sixth avenue -
nue : Mike Gallagher 221 Eleventh avenue :
It , It. Harrleo ! , Pearl street ; Carl C. Giles ,
205 Frank street ; Burton Wyman , 920 South
Sixth street.
Nathan Merriam commenced a suit against
John T. lIazen , sheriff to recover P.V. .
Peck's grocer stocl Ho claims $27 [ ; unpaid
$550. [ ; [ ; Ho wunts a receiver appointed to take
$550. [ ; [ ; lie wants a receiver appointed to take
limo stock In charge , sell It out , and use the
proceeds first or all In paying . : art his lantl-
10rlI's claim Mrs hall , Thompson and the
other creditors may have what Is ) lett.
Jo' M. Wilson brought suit against J. J.
Short anti wire for $120 , the Interest on a
I.r.OO note
The case of the state against n. W. Pome-
roy , charged with obtaining money under
raise pretenses , vas : given to the jury at 4
p. m. At a late hour last . night the jury
was still out , with no prospect In sight or an
agreement < before morning.
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Nothing Is finer more comfortable and
healthful than those beautiful new "Colorado
eider down" comforters offered by the Council
Bluffs Carpet company They are light as a
feather nllll cheap. Another beautiful line
or novelties In fur rugs will delight the
ladles.
Cold 'V.n'e Comlnl
It you wont a good stove to put up before
you start your furnace , buy one or Swaine's
alr-tlltht stoves , the best made at 740
Broadway.
Huber Bros ' new meat market Is the finest
In the city , 112 Droadway.
SuitlnhINI Colonel Itc..l.
Colonel F. C. Heed , owners or Grand Plaza
at Lake l\Ianawa , was served with a notido
yesterday or two suits about to be commenced
by Harry Evans claiming $10.000 damages
for the injuries which Arthur Dvans , the
plalntlrr's 10-year-ohl son , sustained last summer -
mer one evening as the result or falling \ off
the switchback One of the suits Is to be
brought In the name of the boy , demanding
$30.000 , and < the 'other In the name or the
rather , for 10000.
The bay was riding on the switchback , In
company within several others when his hat
blew oft In trying to catch It ho lost his
balance and went overboard , striking his taco
against ! the railing He was dragged SOWD ;
distance allll badly mutllateti about the face.
For some time It was thought his Injurlc3
would prove fatal , but he at length recovered ,
although ho Is disfigured for lire.
harvest . Excllr..loD . '
VIa Burlington . route , Oct. 8 and 22.
O. M. DROIVN
Ticket Agent , Council Dlulb.
Chambers' dancIng academy' now open for
pupils. Call after 10 a. m. Circulars.
Why don't you use a gas heater these cool
days ? C. D. Gas Co.
Corner tetes and parlor suites In curly
bIrch and mahogany at Durree' Furniture Co
Tlclhllll IN 1':11"-11 n..rL'
Newspaper dispatches from Plainview
1-leb. , state that a good looking man named
W. H. Tldb.dl has done up the people or
that locality while representing himself to
be an agent for the New York Lire Insurance
company lie won the confidence or every-
body , contracted large hills , and when It
h < came necessary for him to pay them , forged
a check , secured the money on It , and then .
lit out. A telegram received there from Des '
Moines : asked that he be arrested on the I
charge or forgery ! , but too late. Tidball Is
well known here. He piled Council Bluffs i
for some little time last spring , and during '
his stay here It Is claimed that he did up
a numb ot well known people here.
Nothing like It. The famous Crown piano
with orchestral attachment leads them all.
Uourlclus Music House , 116 Stutsman street
Nicest line or overcoats In town Metcalf
Droij.
Hardman and Standard pianos , 113 N. 16th. I
All " 'UN Qulct.
Wednesday night was the time selected ( by
agreement ! between pie ! cast end residents
and the city council for a meeting the object
or which was to arrive at some settlement or
limo dispute as to the upper Broadway trains
Careful watch failed to see a single one or
the citizens interested , and only a solitary
alderman put In his appearance Dr. Bars
tow put In a few moments walling around
the barred door anti earnestly wondering
why nobody was there. It Is understood that
the citizens have come to the conclusion that
perhaps the motor company Intends to do
what It can toward Improving the facilities
or the line and are willing to allow It more
time In wblch to do so.
harvest Excursion .
Via Durllngton route , Oct. 8 and 22.
O. M. DROWN
I Ticket Agent , Council Bluffs
A plant thoroughly equipped with the
newest machinery , the best work by skilled
omployes , prompt deliveries and fair treat-
mrnt are among the things that makes the
Eagle "that good laundry. " Telephone 157.
Tulle IhIUl'c"NNur .
It Isn't necessary for us to tall up those
now rrames. They sell at sight. Everybody
wants them H. L. SMITH & CO.
Wo still have ' olmoico roses and carnations.
Parties : wanting flowers for "I'owhatan , " tele-
phone 99. J. F' . WILCOX , Florist
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1'ltOllllil'PIOCONVIN't'ION C.\1.I.BU.
SUIII UIII.utucl hCrl'n tN Prepared to
lamer the 1.'h.ltl.
SIOUX FALLS , S. D. , Oct. 17.-(8peclal.- ( )
The Argus-Leader this evening will prnlt the
olllcial call for a stale prohibition con\'entlon.
It reads 110 follows :
All prohibitionists of South Dakota who
believe In constitutional amt statutory pro-
hlhltlon with a part ) . behind It which Is
loyal to It , lire heretly requested to meet In
mass convention In Grand Arm ) ' luau In the
city of Huron S. D. , lVednesduy , October
30. lit 1 o'clock 1' . m. The purpose or this
convention Is to devise ways unit means of
saving to the tatc the constltutlolllll barrier : -
rler against ' the liquor motile and of making
IIn organized light against the whole IIl1uJr
huslnt'ss , represented hy the blind pig , drug
store , Ollen grog hop and brewery Uy
order ot the state central committee.
J. A. l..l'CAI ! : , Chairman
GEORGE A. IIAGAN Secretary
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Cult'lIn' Shnrlllle 01-IN . Larger
FORT SCOTT , Kfn , Oct. 17.-Develop-
ments thIs morning In the case of derault.
log Cashier J. It. Colean of the State bank
shows his shortage to be $50.000 Instead or '
$ 3.QOO , aa 1\1 first supposed Vice I'rl'lllient
Stewart stated today that Colean literally
gulled the reserve fund realizIng all $20,000
or the but securltle9 held by St Louis New
York and Kansas City banns
I SOLD ANOTHER ] IAN'S CORN r
William O1air of Yorkshire , la" , Oharged
with Serious Offense
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WAS MANAGER OF A GRAIN ELEVATOR
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SIII.1 tu Have 1J1"11O"l'II ur inch : or
the Property ! Entrusted tu
Ilia . Care by Ills .
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NEOIA , Ia , Oct. 17.-Speclal ( Telegram )
-William Clair , who formerly conducted a
general merchandise store here and was
pressed to the wall , owing to hard times ,
turned out a defaulter by several hundred
dollars. For the past three years he has
been employed by the St. l'aul.ICansas City
Grain company at Yorkshire as a general
agent for them at that point. It developed ! I
In lima past few days that ho has been using
more money than his salary would permit.
George N. Itemlngton , superintendent or the
company , has been workIng on the case the
past week , hut could not say how much
Clair had got ahead During the fall of 1893
lots or corn was stored , the owners holding It
for better marltet. 1' . C. Iemmlsh of Union-
burg had a lot stored with the company \ and
bzing a well-to-do farmer not pushed , to sell
did not look litter IL until the prIce kept
going down of late , when ho decided to sell
and advised Clair to that effect , who said < l :
"I will guarantee you 30 cents per bushel
Ir you hold It until January , " when he
thought ! corn woul < 1 bring / ' a better price than
now. lie lead , sold and delivered all the corn
lCernmlsh hall In store and had taken the pro-
ceeds. Kemrnlsh not being / ' satisfied with
the advice received from Clair consulted Sue
perlntendent HomlnFton and an Investigation
followed , whIch disclosed the racts. Clair has
always been thought , to be honest by every
onl' lie Is a cripple and has five children
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1111 UIIIIIIII " ' Suit ( ; rows out nr stun'\
L'ily' Llligullnu.
SIOUX CITY , Oct. 17.-Speclal ( Telegram )
-Original notices of a sensational damage
suit growing ! ! out of the famous Woodbury
county boodlll1 cases at a. year ago were
served this afternoon hy ex-Supervisor A. E.
Epps emi N. . De5paros. a prominent buslnes3
maim ot the cIty. Desparos was n. member or
time citizens and , taxpayers' committee at
whose Instigation an investigation was made
Into the manner In which the supervisors had (
been managing time county's finances 'fhls
Investigation 11na11y rcsulted In the arrest of
Epps and two other members or time hoard on
criminal chnres. ! One or the cases was tried ! ,
but canto to nolldng and all were finally
Mopped. After a lapse or many months
Epps has sued for $10.000 damages for raIse
imprisonment and malicious prosecution , '
maldn Desparos who appeared as
complainant In the information against
him derendant. Time other members or
the board against whom Inrormatlons were
filed at the same time arc also contemplating
the commencement or damage ! suits , but \Iavo
not yet taken definIte action
Sulll itnin " 'nL'r for " 'hINIC , ) ' .
DES MOINES , Oct. 17.-Speclal ( Telegram )
-Since the state fair a number or persons
have asked United States marshals to prose-
cute two men who worked on the fair
grounds for violating the revenue laws An
Investigation showed that the men gave out
. the Impression that they were bootlegging
whisky , and when a customer appeared -
reared told him they were not'
sclllng whisky , but rain water. The
thirsty ones , thinking tt was a ruse ,
bought und paid 40 cents a halt plnt. Later
they round the men had told the truth , and
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limy really ] had purchased rain water with
some slight ! colorIng. The officers round the
two men who bad engaged ! Its the tramc , and
they say they sold fully a barrel of excellent
rain water at 40 cents a halt pint , and never
represented It to he anything else. They
have not been prosecute ! , and probably will \ .
not ! Je.
1"IIIIIII'ln , Terrible DINtrCH"
SIOUX CITY , Oct. 17.-Speolal ( Tele-
gram.-Mrs. ) Louise Johnson and three young .
children were dscovered : today and removed
to the hospital from a deserted ] house on
the river bottom where they have been lying
ill with typhoid fever for three weeks without
lire , bed , medIcal attention und almost with-
out food. Mrs. Johnson came hero from ,
Sioux Falls after her husband , who hall pre-
ceded her In search or work On her arrival
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site round that he had already left town and ,
the day following was attacked by the fever ,
from which she still s\llTers. Being without
money she crawled Into the house where she
was found There her children also came
down with the sickness. When found they
were nearly starved. The mother and one
child are not expected to Ih'e.
IClllllrN Company 'linIN n n"cch' .
I..EMAHS , la. , Oct. 17.-Speclal ( Telegramii )
-Credllors representing $24,700 or Indebt-
e ness against the Lemons Electric Llgimt .
and Water company have applied for the appointment -
pointment or a receiver for the concern on
the grounds ! that the present management
Is InexperIenced , and Is not conducting It
for the good or time stockholders. The plant
has already been levied on IJy holders or a
second mortgage , but this will make uo difference -
rerence with the present application for a
receiver.
Un'nl Al'c'1o 'IIUNUIlN : ' filed OIllI'L'rN.
DUBUQUE , Oct. 17-Spcclal ( Telegram.- )
The grand chapter or Iowa Royal Arch
Masons elected the following omcers : HIgh
priest , Leroy ' 1' . Weld , Nevada : deputy high ]
priest , Max Beehler , Manchester ; king W.
I ) . Irvine , Sioux City : scribe , W. J. Cleveland ,
lIarlan ; treasurer , H. F. D. I'ortman Decorah :
secretary Alt Wingate , Des Moines The
next meeting will be held at . Marshalltown
October 15 , 1896.
DOUIt'Ntie 1'ronllle C.II..N . Sllh'ch' .
CILESTON la. ; Oct. 17.-Spcclal ( Tele-
gram.-Joseph ) Bartlett , a farmer divIng
near Nevlnv11l0 , stopped his work In the
field today , and , going to the house , pro-
cured a revolver and stepping In front or a
mirror placed the muzzle or the revolver
to his temple and sent the bullet crash-
Ing through his brain. It Is said family
trouble caused the act. .
Opened II SteeL Yards Ihurlr
SIOUX CITY Oct. 17.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) Live Stock National bank , a new
Institution to be operated under the direction
or the Credits Commutation company or this
place , opened hero ] today. It has a capital ) or
$100.000 and will make a specialty of handling
cattle paper and looking after stock yard
business generally
1)enweratlc UIIII Y at Cr"Ntnn.
CRESTON , 10. , Oct. 17.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Judge ) Bahb , democratic nominee for
governor and lion. S. L. Bestow candidate -
date for lieutenant governor arrl\'ed. here
today , and have been the guests of local
democrats Both gentlemen spoke at the
court house this evening to a large audIence.
I-IIJnllllll : Ilurlington Sulunu"
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k terms to suit. Special induce- . : k 1 r ) " ,
\ ments 0n complete outfits. (
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8rm [ l-- ? f
} - 81 [ 30 I ' ! 'his Oak
F f - . Stove ,
? ' s ? , " 1'olisaed : oak handsomely
f _ French nickcled and
1 " , , . , . ; - , . . ° mirror , large worth . S 12.00 ,
size , worth our price ;
? 1 d , ' , s $20.00. Our t:6.50. : .sae. r ,
! price $ 12. SO , , _ _
'M ' t 6 t . ' Get ort : j ; : ; E ' Gct our t. ,
r prices on " \ a riCeS On , r r.J. : r t
F 4 Carpets. ' Carpets. _ - ; E
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hTHE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK.u
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
-SAP OLIO
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In this city getting out Injunctions agaInst
the saloons. lie has secured twenty so rar.
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UUIlHAX'l"S CASI ] YEARLY ' EXUEU.
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AUornc , ) ' " for the Ifem"r'VIII . Conclude -
chule Neat : > mllondny.
SAN FRANCISCO , Oct. .17.-Dllrrant's attorneys .
torneys expect to conclude the Case or the defense -
fenso next JIIondoy. There Is rio truth In the
report that the counsel for Durrant has disagreed -
agreed and that Deuprey was making an ex-
cuse or his opportune illness to get out of the
case. The most perfect , ' harmony exIsts be-
tween General DIckInson and Mr. DCouprey.
In speaking or the friendly , feeling which
exists between the Ittorneys > ! ; General'Dlckln-
son said : "The defense has tried this case
fairly and It Is gratifying ! to know that
there has been no vindIctive spirit shown by
I IIIY : one or the attorneys. 'Ve have defended
the accused to the best or our ability , firmly
believing In his Innocence from the start.
The case or the defense will rest on the
merits of Its testimony A great many of the
leading attorneys have spoken to mo about
our action In putting Durrant on the stand
We did that In order to give the young man a
chance to tell his story In his own words.
The legal brethren have been disposed to
crltlclsa us for permitting Durrant to tell the
'story or the unknown man and or hIs going to
the rerry. The object In allowing him to re-
late thIs was to convince ' , the jury and the
public that Durrant was telling his own story
and not repeating a memorIzed statement.
It was" to show that the young man was not
coached "
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More Troops . to Start for Cull.
MADRID , Oct. 17.-Ills omcla'ly announced
that 12.000 additional troops will start for
Cuba on Tuesday next October 22.
.
R'EA'I'IIicit ltECAST.
Fair surd Coult'r .lth Southerly ,
Shifting tu \ \ 'CNft'I'I'huIN. .
ASIIINGTON , Oct. 17.-1'he forecast for
Friday Is :
For I NchrnRlm-Falr' cooler In the ex-
treme northwest portion : southerly shlrt-
lag 10 westerly ! winds.
For 10WII , Missouri and Kansas-Fair ;
warmer' southerl ) ) ' winds
For South Dllkotll-l : cooler In the
western portion : northerly winds
IUCIlI Itecord
OFFICE OF THE WgATHER BUREAU ,
OMAHA ! . Oct 17.-0maha record of temperature -
perature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day ot past four years :
1893. : ; 1891. 1893. 1892.
raxlmum temperature70 78 7J 72
\lInllllum lemprature. ! . . . . 39 45 : nl 49
Average temperature. . . . . . 6t 62 62 60
Precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tie .00 .00 .19
Condition ot temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and since March I ,
189 : ; :
Normal temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Excess for time . du ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Normal precipitat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00 Inch
Deficiency for the day . . . . . . . . . . . . . „ .00 Inch
Total precipitation since March 1. 19.60 Inches
Deficiency since March 1. . . . . . . . . 8.98 Inches
Reports Irom Stnttuns ut S p . DI.
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wa " [
as ef4 ! ; n STATE 0'
ftATIONL 9a ! - om : if w 1VIUUa : : .
. BE' 3c
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: 'h :
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ; ; ; ; 0 - : .00 Clear ' -
North Plallo. . . . . . . 68 78 .00 Part cloudy
ValeIlIt116. . . . . r . . . . . till 17s n " .00 I'nrt cloudy
Chlclliro . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 : ! 54 .00 Clear.
I Sm . l.ouI8. . . . . . . . . . . 00 IU I .00 Omar
St. Patti. . . . . . . . . . . . I > S" "Ott ' " .0 ell'lIr.
Davenport . . . . . . , . . 54 0'2't : ! ohm CllJar.
tun"aa City . . . . . . 1111 7\1 .00 Clear !
Iteh.ma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 08 > 6t .110 Part cloudy
1I.Ivro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . liO'I li .00 Cloar.
bull Lake CIty. . . . . . . GO 7\1 .Ul Clear
IJIHlllllrlJlt. . . . . . . . . . . 64 IH .00 Cleur. -
bl. Vlneont . . . . . . . 411 'uo ( .00 Clear.
Oho'elillo. . . . . . . . . . . tiH .0 I .011 Cloml ) ' .
\\1111810n. . . . . . . . . . . . GO 74 .00 Purl 'Iondy
1tupldCity . . . . . . . . . . 04 IH' m.00 . Part cloudy
Gnu.ealon. . . . . . . . . . . 72 : ! k0 ) .011 Oleur.
_ 1T" Indlcalu trace ot l.r Cipllallon.
L. A. wht.S1t. Ob.erver.
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PIIMMMMNIMMIlAtitiAMM , MI7 AMMtPp11 hPLt $ FItMMMMMMJAMMMI
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Monthly
Pains
and anxieties . clm be relieved to 11 cel'- '
tltiuty by using ' .
Dr. Chevalier's.
Female
Pills. '
Price $1.00 per box.
Ie you arc tlmll1 and In doubt I1S to
what will relieve 'yon , scud for these
11 111 s. Sent sealed .securely ; by mull on
t ' of price
8 rrn X M C II Dm C r
1513 Dodge St. OMAIIA : NEB .
( Morning )
Nntrollll.lt''nltR { or CO/lHtllt.tlO/l. None equal
SOc at druggists or Oul. Chem 00"VIIKh. . , D. C
LOOD ' PwaPft ! ;
B A SPECIALTY rTe r
Uary tilpbllil permanently cured In 16 to
35 ann. Yon can be treated at home for
the lame price undereamogunrauty . It
Ion preter 10 come here lTe will contract
1.0 PAl railroad fat a and hotel billa. ana no
CnSTlr8jlf lTillIIlIto ! cure. It 10U hue tAken me--
curs'iodide potnah , one atlll bnvo aches and
05105 Mucous l'atches 10 mouth . Sore Throat ,
l'Imples Copper Colored . Ulcers " .
Spots " a" :
any pArt ot the body . Hair or Fyobrorafs111nR ' . :
. out . , It II this Syphllltio ULOOn POISON that
.e guarantee to cure. We solicit the moot obstl-
data cases ana CIIIllllIQle the world for . .
: . a
case we cannot . ' ' . . . .
,0 cannatcur0. 'hl' a"0310 has always
ballled this skill . 01 the most eminent phYII-
tmonalguarnty clarns. : . , OO : Absolute : : tl proorssentsealedoq behind our uncondl-
appmmlYt'rfTa , Addres. ! ( : oo ! ICEMEDY CO. .
ao'l aaor11t , ewnlc. CI31CA(4) J.1.h
NEW nOHANEY THEA THE c
TilE OPERA OF
PO WHATAN
GIVEN llY TilE
Society People of o ounce , Bluffs u s
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , Ocr,1S-19
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Mrs 0 , H. Simons will appear In' the role or
l'oeahollt.s ; 1I11s Stuart , 1lIl1ghlll ; Star : J.
11 . "hnon . u'lpt. John Smith : O. .Iudsou ,
'apt. Holte : Iud ! E. H. Allen ay l'oIVl1l1tun.
Ticl ets SOC , 76c , $1 $ : Gaiter ) ' , 250.
1:1 _
Special Notices-Council Iuffs
FOR RENT , MY IlESIDERCC . 316 PLATNElt
street , after November 1 ; eight rooms ; modem
connniencea.
Also fiveroom houle No 32' > PlaIner street :
po..ea.lon at any lime. Jacob Sims .
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CHIMNEYS CLEANr.D : VAUlTS CLEANED.
Ed ' Durkeat _ 1V . S. 1I0mer'a. t3S Broadway .
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FOR SALE CHEAP A GOOD STEAM nCAT.
InK plant ; beller ' Dunning No Z.Vllh radiators ,
pip . elc. , suitable for healing houee. Inquire
at ZG : ; 11h street and 6th : ; avenue J. J. Browns
TilE OMAHA PAmt SALOON AND FIXTUlICS
for rent , No 1023 ; E. Pierce slreel. IlIqulro ot
II Hagg or I : . 11. Sheate
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FOR RENT rrnnT-II0ml MODERN 110USE.
2 blocks train Nnn\.nrell o111ce Cheap Ie taken
at once 11. O. McGee No. 10 Main Street
WANTED , B\ YOUNG MAN POSITION AS I
stenographer , law olllce preferred : Iwo years
experience ; but reference" . It 16. lice ollice
FOR SALE . A SPLENDID IIASt IIl'IINlm :
. nearly new No . liG ( lraham avenue .
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WANTED . 110llSIR TO WINTF.lI. GRAIN
and shelter Terms realonable. Address A.
stammen Quick la. Iteferences A.V. .
lUckman , First National Lank , Council Bluff .
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Chas. Shiver ! ck & Co.
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TilE LARGEST STOCK ANI > LOWEST PRICES
FURNITURE
. . .
. ' DRAPERIES
. . . .
AND CURTAINS
. . .
A beautiful new stork , fmr.huscd ut the
. Lowcst prices ever known . . . . .
1206 1208 DOUGLAS ST. . . - . OMAHA.
C .
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I' a 1
. - A Few Advantages '
Offered by the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul n allway , the short line to Chleal\l A clean trail
made up and started from Omaha
. \OUXCIT ECACO
Tim
CEDAR RAPIDS
MtN 111J" " , , DE8MOmu ,
Baggage checked from residence to desllumatlot . . Elegant rain aelvlce and courteous .
ployu. Entire train lighted Ly elcctrlcll , wit h electric reading lampa In ever berth. Fine
dining car eervlce In the west with meals aerved a la carte or . In other words , order wh
you want and pay for what you gel. Flyer leaves union depot dally at GOO : p. m. , arriving :
Chicago at 9 n. m.
City Ticket Omce 104 : ; Farnam Slreet. C. S. CARRIER City TIcket Agent.
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Genuine Sandwich "Adams" " c. Sheller
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4"7
Powers from 1 to 10 horse Feed G rlncrs ) , Jacks , Chain , Hand Carts an"
last but not least SOU'l'lIWICK HORSE AND STEAM POWER llA
PHESS.
Branch House - Council
Bluffs
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COUNCIL ' ' .
DLUtrD'S.
Ii - STEAM DYE WORKS (
a 1e , , , .
. CI ACHM.Iat'
. cp r All kinds of Dyeing
1 Ur and Cleaning done In
the highest style O
T ( the art. Faded an
. 5ltnan S I t stained fabrics mad
.y DYE W to look as good al
_ nw.'ork promptlJ
D Y E done and d.lIver
In all parts of thl
WORKS D country. Bend tot
G _ ' t ' prIce ] list.
_ 4' I O. A. SIACifA.f
f 1'roprlotor.
_ = t Broadway , near North
western Depot , Coullcll
Bluffs Iowa. Tel. 322 ,
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Q 176.Y1
N F r pp&rn
UM HATS
Q
OUt
SIllS S B'INBRIDGL'UnrnetllI.lw. . .
J 1\ , ' fgctice In the . Btllt.
end Federal Courts nooms 300-7-S. . Bha
cart. Dlock. Councl : Dlual. Iowa.
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FIHST NATiONAL BANK
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Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL . . . . $100OO (
11'1 : SOLICIT YOUR I1VSIXI Si.
WN IH'SIIIIi "I'n COIII'C'I'JOSH.
ONE OF 'I'III : OLIIS'P 1IANICS IN IU1VA.
S Pru CI : S'I' PAh ) ON TIME l'OIH'1J
CALL AN1) 51211 Vir OIL \\'IU'l'I .
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. ' < < I EVERY WOMAN
- : ; . ' Sometimes needs a reliable
UlonllJly regulating inedlclwj.
) DR. PEA ' S
Z ' : pENNYROYAL piLLS
. ' "tI prompt . , ure and certain In rerult. The genUo
Inn ( Or. 1.,1'8) , nsrrrdhemnnnluL . Dt r.nywbere. .
11.00. Sherman J4eCoolI.U Drug Co „ 1.\1&
Dodge street Omaha , N.b.
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