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THE OMAHA DAILY HHISt Til / .lIW , NOV12M1U3R 28 , 1805. ,1 NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. ll i , Office , 12 Pcnrl Strcct.-H. W. Tlltoti , .Manager and I.CBSCO. mw = f ( th-JI > 4 HJHr ! = Hrtriiljri r < l iilirf = irLii ii -t- < r ai k _ = - * = - _ , _ = = _ . = _ = , = Mi.Mm MI.STIO.Y. rioral designs. J. II. McPhsrssn , Tel 211 Mrs. II. O. McGee Is dung tously Ml , and last night ho was not expected to Hv * . Prank Swobf-dn and Mllll" Ullt.1 : . both of Omalia , wcto marrlrd by Jus'lco Cook yes- tcrd.iy. A caio ot scarlet fever wat reported yep- terdny at the residence of Dr. H , S. West , 742 Washington avenue. Encampment No. 8. Union Veteran Legion , nnd Ladle * ' Auxiliary No. 17 , will inset this evening for Important business. A letter received from Pan Pranclsco bring * the news ot the death of 1M Haven , a former Council Illuffs man , by sulcldo. Adeline R. Witt commented a suit In the district court yesterday against Krledcrlka 1 tollman ami others on rotes aggregating $110 In value. The St. Acnes guild ot Grace church will give a "faculty tert" sociable In the guild rooms of ths church tonight All arc In vited , Admission lOc. There will bo a meeting of Ancient Order of Hibernians at 7:30 : this evening for the purpouo of making arrangements to attend the funeral of James Prjor. A little son of ex-Postmaster Swainon of Crc ° ccnt , In coasting down a hill Tuesday night , collided with another boy , who wai coming up hill , and hid his face badly cut. The old Plerco street school will bo dedl- catid as a mission by Interesting services this evening. Hov. A. Overtoil lias been holding revival services there nlgh'tly for eomo time. There will be n union Thanksgiving serv ice of St. Paul's and Gracs churches at Grace church , corner of Union nnd Pierce streets , nt 10:30 : o'clock. Rev. L. P. Macdonald will preach All welcome. W II. Thomas of the school board wishes The llco to say tint It was IIP. Instead ot Director Morgan , who was In favor of allow ing the music nnd drawing teachern "to earn a little money on the side. " The Sunday school ot the Christian church will give an entertainment this evening In the tabernacle. Admission wHl bt > by provisions - visions handed In at the door. The contri butions will be distributed among the poor. II. I ) , Parkinson Is circulating a petition to the township trustees asking them to ap point him to the ofllce of con"table , to 1U1 the vacancy which will occur when J. C lUker resigns to take the position of deputy uhcrlff. The children of the public schools made their usual Thanksgiving offering jesterday. Hvcry little one went to school carrying nn apple , potato or other donation for those who were lew fortunate. The total will bo di vided among the various charitable Instltu lions of the city. There wore several wagon loads In all , S. J. Williams , whose cas ? of assault with Intent to do great bodily Injury to John Ilnlo In a quarrel over a horse , has been under advisement for several days past was dis charged yesterday by Justice Cook. A new Information was ordered , charging him with assiult and battery The horse which was the enure of all the difficulty waa decided to bJ the property of Hale , and Williams will tuvu to pay $4 damages and $10 coats of prosecution. Hmlly Ilancker In "Our Flat" tickled Im mensely nt the new Dohnny last evening , and the audlenco should have been four times as large , but Manager Alton , If he Is becoming discouraged al the failure of the town people to tuin out to first-class attractions , does not show It. The nexl production will be Saturday night , when "SInbad , " the spectacular play which had Burli a phenomenal run at the Chicago opera house , will bo presented. An attempt wau made to hold a man up nt the corner of Sixth street nnd Willow nvcnnc last night about 9 o'clock. Thrco masked men overtook a pcdestrlan and shoved n revolver under his nose. In stead of complying with their order to "shell out , " the pedestrian flew through L. C. Ilaldvv Ill's yard and down Willow avenue , quickly distancing the would-be robbers. Ho refused to give his name to the irallcc , but asked that the Ihreo men be arresled , one of whom wa j shorter Ihan Ihe other two. That wan the only inscription ho could give. Farm loans made In western Iowa st lowest rates. No delay In closing loans. Fire anil tornado Insurance written In best of compa nies. Bargains In real estate. LOUGCC & TOWLE , 235 Pearl street. MONCY to loan on Improved Iowa farms Large loans u specialty. Fire Insuiance. L. W. Tulleys , 102 Main St. . rooms 2 and 3. At CON < . The largo and well assorted stock of watches , diamonds and Jewelry for the next 30 days at C. II. JACQUBMIN & CO. , 27 South Main Street. TO lll'C SllllMC'rlllLTM. Tbe agent of tbe iiubllbbera ol tbo Amer ican Encyclopedia dictionary will remain In Council lllilITt' another week to permit all to bave n cluinceto complete tlieir dictionary If tbey have not done no. Call at The Uee olllcc. AVorkril tin- Short C'liaiiirc HnrUc-1. John Kllllnnvas arrested > esterday after noon on the charge of vagrancy under the elate law. He was swindling local dealers by means of a ? 2 bill presented In payment for anything that could be bought for a nickel nnd the subsequent discovery of the change Ho would ask for the bill bick and would hold out from 1C to 20 ccntt ) In returning the change. It May Do IIH Much for You. Mr. Fred Miller of Irving , 111. , writes that ho had a severe kidney trouble for many years , with severe pains In his back and also that bis bladder was affected. lie tried many so called kidney cures , but without any goot results. About a year ago ho begun use ol Klectrlc Hitters and found relief a once. Klcctrlc nittcrs Is especially adapted to cure of all kidney and liver troubles nnd often gives almost Instant relief. One trial vvll' prove our statement. I'rlco only COc. At Kuhn & Co.'s drug store. lauiiilry Co. No. 520 Pwrl street. Telephone 290. Wo have all the latest Improvements for laundry- Ing. Wing point and turn down collars , and for Ihe saving of linen In general. Bvery well dressed man appreciates good laundry work. That Is why so many go to the Kjgle Laundry , 724 Broadway , Telephone 157 , Jarvle , 1877 brandy ; purest , safest , best. The Hardman piano wins many friends. S nil lie ii Death , James Prjor died at 4 o'clock yesterday morning at his home , 1506 Third avenue The previous day ho was ut work , as usual ate a hearty supper , and vvint to bid In ap parently his usual health. During the nlghi lie was taken with a neveio hemorrhage a the lungi , and before It could be controllei death ensued , Mr. I'rjor was a brlcklaye In the employ of Wlckham Ilros He was 43 years of age and had lived In this city for a quarter of a century. Of late jcara he 1m been troubled with lunt ; dllllcultles , and las year gained great relief by visiting Colorado Ho leaves a wife and five- children , besldfs n brother and a sister Mm. Michael Hoseman JViMV 1'lc'tiire Wo have a laige line of new frames ti all the latest styles. Itcmember wo inoun the linen frames to your order. II , L. SMITH & CO. Wanted 1,000 bushels of evergreen svvee corn. Shutiitt & Ouren , Masonic Temple Council IlluftB. I.IOI-IIMI-N. The follow In ) ? initrrliiKu llct'iiaes were Is up < l > fBtcriluy by the county clerk : Ntiine u nil utlilicsa. AKP Krunk BvvobcKla , Omaha . , . , . , 4 Nellie lllk'k , Onmlm . 3 John a. Scott , jr. , Council lllulTs . ' n. K. Kellnn , Council muffs . 20 John Fortune , Mills county , Iowa . . 2S B > lvla Sneer. Council lilurfg . 1 John W. Mullock , Council Blurts . 27 Cuthi-rlno Yager. Sioux City. . 2 Lots of new and pretty things at the Uurfe Purnlturo company1 ! , 33C and 338 DroaUway INvo you seen the now gas beating store * Mlie company's oIllceT _ Tlio HarJmiu piano Improves with use , UnJ unit in SHANKS w r.iti : sr.\iit vi. . , lulllc ( Irnliittit'H A I'lilnrrt In Mil tri llion y NiiiiirroiiH nml Mirloil. In the district court jestenlay morning he trlnl ot Molllc Oraliam ng.ilnct Frfil .cut liiKcr was resumed , nml J. M. KlUvond , \--icrifr ! of Ahtlope county , Nebraska , was ) itt upon the startl Th * plaintiff's attorneys bj-cteil to his br-lni ; allowed to teetify as to vhat became of the Graham uoman'B child , or the tnur.ler of which both die and Forrest 'utncy , the illcgetl father , bad been Indicted. ried and nc.nlltUJ. The defendant' ? attor- njs said they merely wanted Kllwood to tell vhat MrK. Qtaham had ndmlttcd while on he- witness n In nil , anil thought ntlwood houlil be allowed to testify In mitigation of lamnfces. Attorney Sims for the defense , ion ever , maintained that n woman who lad ) eon uniliaste , but WAB Irving tn rise from IT fallen condition , would sustain greater lamnKe-j thsn the one who bad always been mrp. by havlnt ? her hopes In that direction i nitrated. Judge Smith decided to admit rstlmony as lo the birth of the child , but exMmled nil tcsllmonv ns to what luul bo-n lone with It. nil vv cod IcstlOcd that Mrs. Qra- lain atlmlttcil that zhe became a mother vhllc she wa umicrrlcd. O. A. Olcson of NellRh coiroborated this itntenunt. and said that Mrs. Clraham hnd Irst claimed that one Snanson wan the father , itit later Miat It was I'utTey. and tint she had cpt company with both On the stand she .tated that I'ntncy was prtsent at the child's bit th. Olcson sild that n man named Engar , with whom Mollla lived for a time , also chimed to be the father. Henry Thomas , a sold'cr ' from Kort Omaha , ; pstlfle < l that Mrs. Graham was married to IMwnrJ C. Leo , also a .soldier , In 1880 About a year later Thomas deserted both his i\lfo and the army , hut was captured and son- : encsd to n two years' term In the military prlwn at Leavenwortb , Kan. John 1' . Organ , ex-county nttotney of Pot- : avvitt3inlc county , testified that the plaintiff nado a charge of seduction against 1M Gra- lam sevor.il jears ? ago. Graham was ar rested and man led ths plaintiff In the Jail priors. George Holmes , jr. , of Omaha , n Justice of the pc-ate , testllled that he performed the marriage ceremony which united the plaintiff and Lee. In the afternoon Henry Miller , another Kort Omahi soli'ler , went on the stand for the pur pose of show Ins that Mrs. Graham , who has ilalmcd all along that her former luu'band , Lee , was dead , did not really know It. Dur ing the noon Intermission , he said , she came up to Thomas , the soldier who was on the witness stind Just before the noon adjourn ment , and asked him if Lve was In town Miller stood by and heard the query. C. J. Bst testified that nine > ecrs ngo he was running n newspiper In Nellgh , Neb. , and had an Interview with the plaintiff on. the occasion of her nrre t on the charge of killing her child. The first time he saw hei site told him that she had given birth to a child and that a man named Snansonay Ihe father. In a later Interview slip Bald Putney was the- father , and was present when the Infant was born. D. L. Wler of the city detective force testi fied that ho arrested the plaintiff last March at a dance In Hughes' hall on the charge of trying to shoot Leutzlnger at his hoiuc He also said he had seen her In two wine room ? . Mrs. Graham was put on 'the stand again by. the defense- and asked a large number of questions as to her actions during the days subsequent to her arrest last spring , the tendency being , to show that the troubles for which ahe claimed damages from Lcut- zlngcr were In reality caused by her diso bedience of the doctor's commards. Instead of slaying In be ! for six da > s after a sur- gioil operation had been perfotmed upon her , as bhe was ordered , she got up on the second end day. But wh = n asked whether she' did not run Mrs. Hamilton out of the hospital with a knife on the second night of her stay at the hospital , she denied It , saying they only had a little misunderstanding because Mrs. Hamilton would not give up her Jew elry. She likewise denied having had a fight with her mother and father at about the same time. A man named Flnnegan was put upon the- stand ? nd testified that ono night , while ho vvu ? rooming at Mrs. Graham's house , the latter took a revolver out of his over coat and left the house , saying she was going to find Leutzlnger. On cross-examina tion he unfoldeil a vast amount of haziness and uncertainty , but his first statement re mained uncontradlcted. There will ho no court today and the Jury will probably get hold of the cnso Friday. Six weeks ago I suffered with a very severe cold ; was almost unable to speak. My friends all advised me to consult a phy sician. Noticing Clnmberlaln's Cough Rem edy advertised In the St. Paul Volks Zoltung I procured a bottle , and after taking It a short while was entirely well. I now most heartily recommend this remedy to any one suffering with n cold. Win. KcII , GTS Selby ave. , St. Paul , Minn. _ VI-N. It'H Ilnril Tim ON And so I'll sell goods so cheap as to surprise you , Tand will give an artist's proof etching , 20x30 , n beautiful picture , with every $1 pur chase. Hound tn get rid of art goods. Will frame your pictures at bare coal of molding. New line of art novelties and colored photos , beautifully framed. You haven't seen them. W. W. CHAPMAN , 17 Main St. Children's reefers are the thing we are making the drlvo on Just now. They nro handsome and cheap , and the line is un broken , Metcalf Pros. _ The Standard piano next to the Hardman. Will ) AVI 1 1 Hi'pri'Ki-llt Council IlliifTNi A eer'es of match games of whist has been played during the past few weeks to de- tcrmlno which of the local cracks should have the honor of representing Council niufts In the forthcoming whist tournament , to be held In thin city December 6 and 7. As a result , J. C. Waterman , J. M. liar- stow , T. C. Uavvson , I. M. Troynor , G. H. Mayne and J , J. Shea have bean selected as representatives. Only four of them will play , the others being held In reserve , to act as substitutes In case home ono bhould bo talked to death , or MO me other disability arise. There will bo fifteen clubs represented , only cloven of which will play. Kansas City and Denver have signified their In tention to mnKo application for mrribershlp In the league. It Is expected that about 100 whist cxpcits will bo present. Look Out for tin- And all other contagious diseases by keep ing a supply of Allen's Hygienic Fluid cou- ctantly on hand. U has no superior at ) a pre. ventlvo medicine Is a pure and Hwectmell - Ing disinfectant , deodorant and gormlclde healing and cleaning It has many other uses which are told of In the wrapper on the bottle. _ Your Thanksgiving turkey will not be tender - der and Jtilclly cooked unless you use one of Do Vol'a roast pans 50c to $1.50 Then cut It up with one of Da Vol'H carving Bets , and you will have cause to glvo thanks. Our prices are right on everything. Met- calt Ilros. _ _ _ _ _ _ Will Kit nil Mrrlr Curl IT. The Insane commissioners of Pottawatta- mle county will have the exhilarating pleasure of sitting on Mrs. Lizzie Carter , alias liar- ton , tomorrow. She was urres'cil a couple of weeks ago on the charge of Finding un- mallable mailer to Mrs. W. A. Mynstor through the malltf , on account of her fancy that Dr. Poulcon was killed by a sister of Mrs , Mynstcr. _ Hardman and Standard Pianos. 113 N. ICth , The You up Men's Christian association en tertainment Friday night at the opera house- promises to be very enjoyable. Tickets , 25c , 35c and 50c. _ Reduced prices on slightly used pianos at Dourlclus' , the orchestral crown piano dealer , 11G Stutiman atreet , near M , n , church. The Illuff City laundry for fine work ; Si North Main street ; telephone , 3H. Elgin II. W. Raymond watch , $15 ; WoU- Chambers' dancing academy now open for pupils. Call after 10 a. m. Circular * . 130 13'd'yj Nicholson ; meats ; telephone 315. rut it is co i I.DVT sr v\ \ ui. . Si-tit .Vunj nidi n ChnrHo liter Him , lie Helm Hark \miln. Just a month ago John P Tarrls of Mace donia was given transportation to Ues Molnes with the understanding that If he came back lie would be ghcn a taste of the criminal law. The commlsplonerg of Insanity Investi gated his case , and It was found that he had already tptnt a term of years In the nsylum at Lincoln. When ho came back ho con ceived the- notion that his wife was untrue to him. His wife stands \ery high In Mace donia. and she had many friends who came to her relief when her hurband began hlf systematic course of abuse. He would beat her without provocation , and make all sorts of accusations against her , until she finally had him brought before the commissioners. They were undecided as to whether or not ho wau a fit subject for an asylum , nnd finally gave him the benefit of the doubt. lie was sent to DCS Molnes , and agreed to slay there. A day or two ago he came back to Macedonia and called upon his wife. She was alarmed , and ran to a neighbor's house. Another In formation was filed agilnst him , and the constabl took him In charge and brought him In ytstcrday afternoon. He will be K\\en \ an examination tomorrow , but there Hi n strong probability that the criminal court's old will bo Invoked to keep him straight. Ilui'kliMi'n Am Ion Sulvr. The best salve In the vvoild for cuts.brtilseg. sorc , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores , tcttfr , chopped hands , chllblilns , corns , and all skin eruptions , and positively cures piles , or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co. Ill .III till II They are not troubled with frozen yard hy drants or plumbing fixtures. You need not be troubled with them cither. If you will give us an order at once to repilr your hy drants ind cut-offs , and protect } our pipes WNnwnYORK PLUMBING COMPANY , Telephone 250. _ 30 Pearl St. Comioll lllufru AKiilnnt Ncliriiuku CU > . A game of foot ball will take place this morning at 10-30 o'clock between the Council Illuffs Flild club and the Nebraska City team. The snow has been scraped oft and thawed off and the grounds at the corner of Seventh ave nue and Twenty-first street are In good condi tion for the game. Th ? following IB the Coun cil Uluffs lineup : Morehouse , right end ; Stu- urt , right tackle ; Mayne , right gunid ; Scarle , center ; Altchlson , left guard ; UfTelman , left tackle ; Jones , left end ; Aylesworth. quarter back ; Treynor , left half ; Cveret , full back ; Hess , right half. Substitutes , Hoaglaml , Ilur- ton , V. L. Treynor , Ferrler. The Nebraska City people will arrive this morning In Omaha In a special car. The Iowa Stats University and Nebraska State University teams will witness the game ah the guests of the Field club. The new neckwear Is very stylish. Met calf nros. _ _ Stephan Bros. , plumbers. Quick work sad reasonable prices. 529 Broadway. IOWA cn.vruM , ivnMf > ITS MM : . Cun < rno < H Clom-tl tiy WliloU It Will Ill-Ill- IK'H Mllllll-H. DCS MOINCS , Nov. 27. ( Special Tele gram. ) H Is announced on good authority that the Iowa Central Is planning to get an cntrancj Into Des Moires. Tor sevcnl years this has been contemplated by the road , and it Is understood the planh will b ? carried out the coming season. Colorel L. M. Martin , general manager of the road , was called to Now York yesterday to m = et the directors , nnd it Is understood this matter will be con sidered. The plan , It Is announced , Is to run from Oskaloosa , where the Central now runs , to Pella , over the Rock Island , thence It Is proposed to build about eight miles ot new tn ck to Hovvell to connect with the \\'a- bash , over which the entrance to Des Moines will bo secured. It la understood the arrange ments have all bsen made for the track rights , which must be leased , and the plan Is practically determined upon In detail. Wllil Iliuitor lleclnrcil Kiilxc. DES MOINES , Nov. 27. ( Special Tele gram. ) The rumor gained currency today that it would be Impossible to submit to the approaching session of the legislature ths resolution looking to the resubmlsslon to the voters of the state the propoyltlon for an amendment of the constitution making pro hibition pait of the fundamental law of the state. The reason allcgsd was that the statutory requirement concerning publication of notice of the proposed action of the legls- Hturo had rot been compiled with. The law provides that In case a resolution of this kind has pasJ3d one legislature it shall bo published In two papers in each congressional district for the threj months last prior to the election at which the next legislature Is to be chosen. If , after this , It shall pass tin rext legislature. It t'hall be laid hfore ths voters of the state. It was stated that tha publication of the notlco had not been nude as required. Secretary of State Mcrarland , who has charge of this work , said this evenIng - Ing tint the statement was entirely false. The law hud been complied with In every feature , and the proofs of publication are on file at bis ofilcs. _ _ Sloiiv City IliiMliiPHH Mini In Troulili- . SIOUX CITY , Nov. 27. ( Special Telegram. ) County Attorney Hallam has announced hla Intention of commencing criminal pro ceedings against August Anderson , a promi nent local business man , for an alleged at tempt to Influence C. P. Anderon , a Juror in the incest case against W. ! * . Hurd of Climbing , now on trial here. Anderson de nies the charge. It Is charged that Jurors Downard and Sanborn were approached on the same matter. A report showing an Increase during the past three months of 257 pr cent in the business cf the Sioux City & Northern road over the corresponding period last year has been flled by Receivers Hou h and Heal. ItfllKlOIIH DlNUIINNlOll ClIIINCM TrUllltlf. CRESTON , la. , Nov 27. ( Special Tele gram. ) A religious discussion In a saloon , In which A. P. A.ls-n , Catholicism , Ingersoll- Isiu and a half dozen other Urns were de bated , came near rci'ultlnK In a riot , and Frank Wilson , the A. P. A. expounder , was carried home with his head beat Into a Jelly , and he may die from his Injuries. He and Patrick Martin , a Catholic , qmrreled over religious matters. The discussion was taken up by others , and when Martin knocked Wil son down , revolvery nnd clubs were drawn and n Hot wan Imminent , only the arrival of the police preventing. _ Otorriin tilth Tlili'\i-N , CRnSTON , la. , Nov. 27. ( Special Tele gram. ) Crcston Is overrun with thieves , and a half dozen places have been entered , some In daylight. List night about $150 worth of Jewelry and cloi'nlng were itolen from the hcmc of Conductor Haley and John Coon , DAMAGE WAS WIDESPREAD 1 : i 1 I Indiana nnd Ohio Caught tliq orst of the Lnto Storm. ' 7 i ii i > 11 HUNDREDS OF OIL DERRICKS' ROSTRATED He-turn from HIP Hll inriln ) 'i > t I'riMlnccn lnillrn < e ItitK the lo n ' to CHICAOO , Nov. 27. Returns trom the storm of Tuesday night show that It did n vast amount of damage In other parts of the country as well as In Chicago and the % l- clnlty. Houses were blown down or un roofed by the gale at Cleveland , 0. , Coving- ton , Ky. , and a * many other points In Ohio , Indiana , Illinois and Michigan. The area of the storm was unusually widespread , and It made Itself felt over nearly halt of the coun try. In Plndlay and Lima , O , th ? towering oil derricks proved shining marks for the malice of the wind. A thousand derricks were blown down In the rindlay district , causing a lora ot $70,000 , while the farm houses , outbuildings anJ fences In the sur rounding coun'ry vvoro damaged to tbf amount of $80,000. At Lima 300 derricks were demolished , causing a loss ot $21,000 , while probably 1,000 more derricks were torn dovvn In other Notions ot the Ohio oil fields. In Hartford City , Ind. , 500 derricks were laid low , the total loss reaching $100.000. At ClmvvooJ , Ind. , the force of the storm was especially severe , several buildings of the Plttsburg Plato Glass works being demol ished and two men being Injured , Tli ? ID'S Is $15,000 , ami the works will have * to bo closed for three or four weeks Other plants , Including the McClay lamp chimney factory and th ? lamp chimney plant of Mcllelh & Co were badly damaged. The * Standard Oil com pany loses $150,000 by the destruction of 1,000 derricks and other property at Uowllng Green , Ky Several business blocks In Fort Wajnc , Ind. , lost their roofs , nnd a baby carriage , fortunately unoccupied , was carried three blocks by the wind. WASHINGTON , Nov. 27. 1'rof. Moore , chief of the weather bureau , In n bulletin concerning the recent storm siys : "This dis turbance belongs to the type ot southwestern storms , which have their origin near the Texas coast during the fall and winter months , and move northward over the central valley nnd lake region , attended by heavy rain and snow and usually followed by severe cold waves. This storm was apparently formIng - Ing near the Texas const on the 23d , but did not appeir as a welt marked depression un til the afternoon of the 24th. It was pre ceded by a severe norther In Texas on the 23d , and Its developments retarded the se vere easterly movement of the cold wave which covered the country to the northwest. " The bulletin shows that the course of the storm was fully forecasted In special warn ings , Including storm signals Issued by the bureau. LOUISVILLE , Nov. 27. The river has risen three feet eight Inclics In the canal , ono foot nine Inches on the falls , and six feet below the locks. Weather clear and cold. I SOUTH OMAtfA NEWS § It is the Intention ot the South Omaha Water Works company to push the work of construction along as rapidly as possible. Bonds have been Issued and , sohl , and ex pert engineers from thai east have been hero for a day or two lobklng over the ground. The directors of the company at a recent meeting ordered w.ork to be pushed as fast as possible. It Is expected that work on the additional wells proposed at the' foot of O street , will be pushed , as a St. Louis firm has the contract and has been wired to get ready at once to continue the drilling. The mains of this company will come up L street and 0 street , and wlll run straight from the river to the stock yards. One or more of the packing houses will be supplied with water by the new company. The new company Intends to bo able to supply all comers by spring. Complaint AvraiiiNt TiiiiKciiiiiu. 1'ollco Ofllcer Tangeman stands a good chance of losing his star. Complaint has been made by C. J. Collins , local superin tendent for the American Water Works com pany , that Tangeman a few- nights ago de liberately broke a red lantern which wan placed to protect a trench In Drown park and then beat the water works watchman be cause he protested. It Is expected that charges will be flled by Mr. Collins soon. Tangeman was discharged some tlmo ago for getting Into a fight at police headiiimters with a brother officer. After a couple of weeks' lay off he was relns-tated , and nt that tlmo promised to behava himself. What rea- pen Tangeman had for breaking the red light Is not known. _ Ciimiilicll AVniitM die Money. Contractor Campbell of Council Dluffs IH making a kick for his $300 forfeiture check. When bids were first advertised for for re pairs on the viaducts Campbell put In the lowest bid- and the council accepted It. A ceitlfled check for $300 accompanied his b'd. After several conferences with Mayor Johnston nnd others he learned Just how ho would bo paid , and he threw the Con- tiact over after once accepting It. Now he wants his money back. City Attorney Lam bert Is of the opinion that Campbell for feited his certified check when ho refused to D'gn ' the contract , after the council had awarded It to him. Ma lie Hie 1'filillcrn I.on > e. Yesterday afternoon a policeman met M. Goldstein , nn Omaha man who was peddling without a license , end took him to the po lice court. Goldstein there- produced a li cense purchased some tlmo ago by J. Hea dier. The peddler admitted that he was Bell- Ins chickens for Hendler on commission , and the- license * was taken from him and he was told to get out of town at once. Tradesmen In South Omaha are annoyed every day by Omaha peddlers , who come down here nnd sell goods without paying for a license. Judge Chrlstmann says that ha will If possible break up the scheme of peddlers loaning licenses , _ Ilroiiniiii SITA liiV .Votlci-H. Chief Bremian was yesterday notifying sa loon keepers who are tolling liquor without a license to go to the Cltyfclerk's ( ofllce at once and procureono. . Clfr.lj Maly says that he oinnot Issue license to spy of the saloon keepers whose proles' ( visefiaro pending In the district court , and sot the- liquor dealer Is In a predicament. He has paid bis money for a license , he Is ordered by iliii police to get It at once , and yet ho caiuoL , because he did not advertise In the paper having the largest a . > Quaker Wisdom IB , "The morning is wi er than the evening " for in the morning you eat Quaker Oat's , ' The World's Breakfast. OATS Sold only in 2-lb. Packages : cltcnlntlon In Doughs county , At the law provides. OU > ( liiftiltt. Tom Hock Is In town vHtltiR friends. Ever ) body InMlcil , Turkey dinner at Dick Merlin's. O. 12. llrtico gives n free Thanksgiving Ural to his mission this evening , Nmrly 15,000 hogs were received at the yards jcsterdny. Hcv. Dr. Wheeler ivns distributing turkeys to poor families ) estcrdiy. Misj Klitlc Wllklns , the "cnttlo queen" of Idaho , was a visitor at the stock yards odlco jestcrday. Mrs. Trcd Miller , wife of Sheriff Miller of Liintasier county , IP Uc guest of Mr. and Mrs , 1'cnnell. Major Johnston and family ha\o mo\ed Into town , ami will occupy rooms lu the Singer block during the winter. A thief Mole n suit of clothes nnd nn overcoat - coat from A. dummy which was standing In front of the Nebraska clothing Ptore about 7 o'clock list night. The thief was not cap tured. The Kings Daughters Industrial school for llttlo girls will be opened Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Cambria hotel. The su perintendent will bo tlicro 1'rldny morning to receive donation" . tins .Amlreen of Omaha has taken the con tract to move the cells In the city Jail from the I'lvonkn block to the new city headquar ters. Work will be commenced thi * mom Ing , and It Is expected that by Krldtj every- thing will bo in shape to hohl court In c-e new quirter ? Itvill cost about $100 to move the cells rinley nRre to pay one-hulf , and the city will stand the rest Union Thnktgl > lng service * will be held thlo forenoon at 10 .10 o'clock nt the Klr t luptlsl ch\irch. llev J. A Wll on. pnMor of the Christian church , will deliver the addr M. There will bo special music Work will commence todsy on HIP repairs I on the I < Ftrcet viaduct The sidewalk will bo laid flnt , nnd by the time thit I ? done I It Is expected that the lumber for the road way will be here from the mill In Arkansas i A fight between the lighting companies I * I Imminent , Within the last few tHjs < i coal oil light has made Its appearance In town ami one or two business houses hnv dis carded electric lights for the new Invention A cut In rates by both compinles Is e\p"ctcd | DoWltt'a Little Burly Hisers euro lmlli ? s- tlon and bad breath , II ii n Cniiiitill * Milolitt' AU10NA. la. , Nov. 27. ( Special Tele- grnm ) John J. Wilson committed suicide by putting a bullet Into his brain tbls forenoon. He was n U.itllng business man In this sec tion , and at one tlmo n candidate for con- Kress. Ho vvis quite wealthy , nnd hip family relations vvcrs luppy. He lra\cs n wife. son and daughter. No cause Is known for the deed. One Minute Cough Cure is harmless , pro duces Immediate result ! ' . . IF your Kltlncys arc diseased , B ? > NluyrgUIi or T > cnk ; IF tour blood Is full or Uric Ac id nnd UheuniutNm threatens : IF the genus of Malaria arc in jour system : 1 IF your blooil Is oloegod with poisons nnd imiinritlt's ; IF your IJInddcr is weak , iiillnm- or diseased. For tlioy lionl , soothe nnd strengthen the Kidneys. . They prevent lirlghts Disease , Tlioy euro Diabetes , They dissohc gra > el , sand , nnd brick-dust deposit * . They filter uric acid nnd malarial nelsons out of the blood , They euro Cystitis , Gleet , Frostatitis and the like , They mnkcpnrc , rich blood. All druggists , So cents a box , or s > end 50 cents in stamps , or silverj 1 direct to the Honn'S MKDICINK Co. . Chicago or San Francisco. Book on Kidney Health nml Blood I'lltcrltiR I'rcc. As customary , HOSB'S SPARACUS PILLS \VI11 be sold In Omalia by tlie Sherman & . McConnell Utue Co , 1513 Uoilgc St. M iloor west P. O. | "SAY BOSS ! Them People Won't Take This .Soap . They Want SANTA GLAUS SOAP" Everybody wants SANTA CI.AUS SOAP who knows the goodness of it. Try > t once and you will refuse nil other kiuds , too. Sold every- where. Made only by THE N , K , FAIRBANK COMPANY , CHICAGO. GROCERIES ; LOS ! 1608 When Iri doubt what louse for Nervous Debility , Loss of Sexual Towc , tin either sex ) , linpotency. Atrophy , Varlcoccle anil ptfer Meannesses , from any canst , . .so Setlne Tills. Drains checked and full \igor quickly restored. If mi > ! ecteil such - - j ; : - . - . trouWrs result fatally. Mailed an ) l ere. icale.l. f < .rroo | 61w esf.r Jjoo VMlli IteSUlt in 4 WCCKS. een $5 oo order e clvea Ircal cuarinlee lo cirIT refund tlic mnnei AtUret ! & McCONNELL DRUQ CO. . 1513 Dodge Street. Omaha. Neb. COUNCIL , STEAM DYE W0.1KS All kinds of Dyeing and Cleaning dona In the highest style of the art. Faded nnd stained fabrics made to look ns good as new. Work promptly done ani delivered In all parts of the country. Send for price list. C. A. MACIIAN , Broadway , near North * western Depot , Council muffs. Iowa. Tel. 222. IT WILL PAY YOU - To get our prices on paints or any kind of glass before you buy. We can save you money. Bring your sash to us. Glazing promptly done , Davis Drug , Paint & Glass House ! r AVIC ; 200 Broadway , Council Illiilfn , la. . . LJA.VI3 , , Telepliotto 2b'J , CUP1DEIIE , "I'se in Town , Honey ! " Cui tlia cUCvta ol a , ImpoUncy , vurlcoiela anil conml * patlaa. One dollar a liox , six ( or | 5. Far lale ty TUB GOOD. MAN DntJQ CO. . 1110 Karnani fit We * nd tht morvflnna Freoch Itomo.lr CALTHOS ft-M > , in < l n l guurantfothatlULTUCI | | STOP IM.cUurifM .1 iml..l un , < 'UI1P Nnrrm.torrliru.Vlirl coccla and ULhlOHi : lx t 1 Igor. Pancake Use it and fay iftattified , AdJreii.VOH MOHL CO. , Sol. ivrrleta iftkU , Oarlanall , Ohio. Flour MEN'AGES ' A combination of the great staffs of Jife WHEAT , CORN nnd RICE. A grocer who offers you any other color Qulclilf , Thoroughly ' , ed package than Red when you ask for the ' - , i'oiovuiC'uryd Genuine Aunt Jemima is trying to deceive Four out of five who you , and if he deceives you in this matter auffor nervousness ritlocks , he may in your accounts. Remember the menial worry , Red package. of"tbobluL8."arebut Beware of counterfeits. paying the jxmalty of early excesses. Victims HERE'S OUR GUARANTEE. liny aimcknpoof Oonulno Aunt Jemima's Self- tims , reclaim your ItlilnK I'ancuko Hour. au4 It > ou do not llnillt manhood , regain your iiiakL's ttio bu&t cakes you urcr atu. return tlju umii- ty lioz to you r Krocur , H'uvo your numo.uuUi.tio vigor. Don't despair , fiend for book wItb. Krocor rill rufuou ttiu ojoncy and cuaruo It to UK. explanation and proofs. Mailed ( eealed ) free. BclcuUflcllly 1'reimrtKj anil Mtnufwturttl onljr by ERIE MEDICAL CO. , Buffalo , NY. R , T.Davis Mill Co. i St , Joseph , Mo. DUFFY'S PURE PUREHISKEY FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL For COUGHS , COLDS , CHILLS. niul even PNEUMONIA This great whiskey hns no equal. Be carcfnl of Imita tions. Sold by druggists and grocers. Send for pnmphlat to DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. , Rochester , N. Y. Monthly Pains ntitl itnxloties can bo rollovoil to n cor > tuinty by using Dr. Chevalier's Female Pills. Trine , $1.00 per box. If .you mo tlmlil ivnd in doubt ns to what' will relieve you , etul for those pills. Sonl sonlcd Mjuuroly by nitill ou t of price. Sherman & McConnell Ofiijr Co I51 St. OMAHA , NED. OR. McGREW IS THR OhLV SPECIALIST wno : FAT < ALL PRIVATE DISEASES \VeakntM & UiMrderrf MEN ONLY CO Yon Kxperlenc * . 9 Yeats m Omaha. lloolt tree , Contulutioa and hiiimnaiion krtc. 14lli nnd Fnrnam Sis. , 0lllNT.lt. . THE MURRAY. Oninlin's Lcndintt Hotel. )0 ) ( NCH rqulpmctlt. FIRST-CLASS AND MODERN. bpcclnl HntcH liy tlic Month for the Wl ttcr. B. SILLOWAY , Pros , nnd Mgr. , 14th nnd Hnrncy Sts , Omnlin. 1WORD LADIES ! That word Is all MILLINERY Coads at actual Those who feel that they are HARD UP , that they oannot afford to BUY A NEW BONNET , cannot afford to lot tills uhnnuo slip by. . Latest styles. Now { roods A T O O S T. MISS RAGSDALE , 10 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs , la. Closing Out ! - I wnnt to close out my entire slock of Hardware , Stoves , Etc. By January 1st. (1300 Imne liurnero KO at tSCS'J ' , 11) . ( M Hadlant Novelty Imtc burner. 131 CO , J3S 00 lllinhurst bur. [ Me burner , 12 * 75 , 13200 Elmliuml muffler burner. UCiOO , Vt ! > OQ Illmlmrtt cu > fnt burnt r. 117,00 , I10.00 > No 8 timk luve , 17 to , 112 00 No 8 coolt nlove , 19 SO , SIS 00 No B cook Hlnvc , in 00 , (10 00 No. I cooU ntovp. 11200 , J23 00 No. 8 luiA * tnve , 118 7C | I2JW ratine , with resur\ulr , 12' ' VI , (3300 ( slx-ligld BtL < * l rnnKP. > 29 r < ° , " " W t ) l > < flor xtcol ran if , with lentrvoli nml hlKh clout , til 00. JI009 Bu- tierlor tUctl rnnKu , with lilr.M i-'oml , I3SOJ : MT.09 Huneilur alevl runKe , with motMill anil hlgH uliflf , JJ'J " 0 , J39 00 Superior Meel rnnK , with high You ran afford to coolt > mir Thunkmdvlni ; din ner on a llmt-cliiBH ntci-l riinue ut these rirlcei A lln line "f lumps , ( Kicki'l nnd ( ab'o cutlery , cminir nets , Brnnlle , iron nnrt tlnviaro at vvhol * I'HCSKNTH HOJB , tills la liea < liuai | terj for -'na'tn , GHAS. SWAINE , 740 Broadway. - or - Council Bluffs , Iowa. CAPITAL , $100,000 \Vi ; hOMCIT YOUll IIUSI.VKSH. xvn iisiin : voiin COI-MCTIONS. OKI : or TIII : OII > I.ST IIAMCH IN IOWA r I'Ull CJJ.NTI'AIIl ON TIMiiUI'UHIT8 CAL.L AM ) HKi : VB OH Wit ITU. Special Note-Council C1TV I'llOI'iniTV ( HAVi : UNINCUUIinilKD to exclmnge for Nebrunka land , C. It. Nlcnol * sn. U9jJ , llroatlway. CHJMNiy8 CI.iANKn ; VAULTS CI.nANEt > . Kd llurhe. at W. B. Homer1 * . H8 llroajway. fHAvL A CAHH ClIBTOUmi KOIt 160 ACJIKH or Ni'Lriuka land. U. K. Nicholson , WJ',4 ' Uroa.d- way , Council Illurii. la. _ IXVHT. NOHIJ ai < A8si'H ; , ao'i.p"MOUNTINO. . In Mtsrroco caie. Jlewaru. Colo' * Colt. "
