Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 21, 1891, Page 3

HE OMAHA BEE. | COUNCIL BLUFFE OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STRE Deliverea by Carrier in any part of the City. H. W.TILTON - . - MANAGER. TELEPHONE Bustuess Ofice, No, 4 Night Editor. N. Y. P. Co. Counefl Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Real Rtock Springs coul. Thateher, 16 Main 1f you want water in your yard or house p 0 10 Bixby's, 302 Merriam block. Warnie Birchard and Myrtie married in this city yesterday Rev. (. W. Crofts officiating, “The funeral service of the late Mrs. Anna Manning will take place this morning at 10 o t. Francis Xavier's church, A son of C. C. Yancey, who lives on South Sixth street, is laid up 'with a broken arm. He s doing as well as could be expected. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to James C. Johuson and Petra M. Jury both of this city, and to Matthew B. I Avis M. Field, also of this city. ‘The Ohio club of Om: , together with the reprosentatives of the Buckeye stato of Council Bluffs and South Omaha, will have a picnic in Fairmount park in this city one week from next urd; afternoon. The new proprietors of the Ogden have decided to spend several thousand —dol- lars \provements on the hotel within the next few months, They propose to muke 1t he fiucst €2 a day house in the west. The ““library party,” which was given last 1 week in the parlors of the Presbyte church, will be repeated next Tuesday cven ing in the Masonic temple for the benefit of the Women's Christian association hospital k H. Hickey was nrrested by Officer Murphy | vesterday on a charee of drunkenness and Qisturbing the peace, When ho was searchod at the police station he was found to have a villainous pairof brass knuckles in his pocket The Royal Neighbors of America o a very enjoyable social Inst evening in Hughes hall, Th » about three hundred pres. ent, A musical and literary programme was picsented, gz W , and all in ull Eviin were afternoon, In police court_yesterday mornine Johnson d Lew Smith, two railroad n wero i 20 tor general cussedr Two women had deposited 25 apicce with the k for their appearance, but they were not on hand for trial and the bail was declared forfeited. Daniel Sullivan and ck Smith, two Weeping Water butchers who had become engaged in a tight on Low Broadway Tuesaay were fined £15 each Rev. G. W. Crofts of the (' church sregational has received an invitation from George L. Farnbam, principal of the Ne. braska state normal school at Pern, to de- tiveran_address before the senior class of the institution on Wednesday forenoon, Jun the address to take the place of the usual pre &ramme of oration by the members of the class, Rev. Mr. Crofts delivered the ba calaureate adaress before v class of 'S0, and hie hus accepted with o great deal of pleasure the chance to visit the place again The members of the Council Bluffs Rowing association have decided to organize several rucing crews, and to have a regatta some time during July. Besides the c from this cit, al “are expected to be he from n towns, and an effort witl be made to provide something out of the usunl line in the way of entertainment. The prize for the successful contestants is to boa handsome gold medal and a silver cup, both of which will be on exhibition in a few anys at Burhorn's jewelry store, J. B. Reeves, quartermaster of the Ne- braska division, Sons of Veterans, and Past Colonel M. P. O'Brien, both of Omaha, were in the « last_evening, for the purpose of orvgani g a campof the order here. A moeting was held in Driesbach’s hail on upper Broadway, b there being aboat fif Sons of Veterans prosc A temporary organization was ef- fected, but the permanent officers will not be elected until the next meeting, which will be next Tuesday. In the meantime an effort will be made to double the membership at | least. It is thought that a large number can beinduced to join the camp, and with that ; end in view the charter will be held open for some time yet for signatures, Fruit farm for salo on reasonable teems; within one and one-half miles of the P, O, all in bearing; good buildings: possession given atonce. Callon D. J. Hutehinson & g Co., 617 Broadway. FERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ¢ left yesterday for Des Moines short visit M. B Brown of Sult Lake, who has been visiting in the Bluffs for_sometime past, left for his home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. W. Tilton left for*Colfax yester- day morning to spend a fow days with her husband, W ho bus been there for the past weok. Dugquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice They are delicious, Dry storago at low rates, stoves and house- bold goods, J. R. Snyder, Pearl street. % tablets, War Over a €chool House. A petition was filed in the superior court yesterday morning by Joseph Moss of Love- land to compel the school divectors of Loveland to build anew school house. The e tire board of directors, consisting of John R. Bolden, Joseph D. Lake, D. W. Jones, Riley Jones, John Elder, Patrick Gilmore, and Robert Fox are made defendants. The [vluinllll’ alleges that a my ug of the school board was held early in March, at which it was decided that some of the school houses f in that district should be woved, and a new i school house be built in Loveland. For this purpose a tax of §1,000 was voted and col- lccted. Now the plaintiff claims the direc- tors refuse to carry out their former plar and the plaintiff wants a writ of mandams issued to compel them to build tue new house BOSTON STORE. Council Blufrs Umbrellas. Just received over #0 sun _umbrellas, the latest style haudles. Gloria silk, guaranteed 1o wear much better than any all sitk,costing double the prive, equal in abpearance to all silk, extra value, §1 1 750, Ask to see them. shown. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, la, An Amateur Furglar. \ The house of S, B. Wadsworth, at 821 { Park avenue, was entered by a burglar night before last. The unwelcome visitor entered 1 by a back window and came into the room { where Mrs. Wadsworth was sleeping. he i at once began to screaw and the fellow took 4 the hint and left the same way he came, He got nothing for his trouble. He also entered { the residence of F. O. Gleason, with almost i identically the same exp Iu all prob- f ability that barglar has come 1o the conelu- sion that Park avenue isw't what itis eracked up to beus a tield for burglars to experiment upon, Toe! ) 1f you want it pure and o And at a reasonsble pr Follow no new dev fce, But send to us in a tr At our off Mulbollund & Co., No. 4 Pearl st., Tel, 162, ! Birthday Party, - Wesley, the eldest son of Mr, and . C. Wesloy, celobrated his twenty-fourth virthday Tuesday night at the residence of Nis parents, %02 Sixth street. The affair was quiet, being attended only by the relatives of the family. Mr. Wesley's two brothers, James aud George, with their wives, bis two sisters, Mrs. Tayior of Council Bluffs and Mprs, L. Davis of Omaha, aud his cousin, Mr. W. Seiss of Maryland, were prosent, A very pleasant time was had. Shantong pongee at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, for 12 ca yard, the latest wash goods fubric kuown, ¢qual to a China ) silk in appearance and finish, warrauted fast colors, We are wow showing a Leautiful range of patterns aud colors at the above price, 12)g0. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, hotel | | HE FRIGHTENS TWO SETS OF NEWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS, | Sleeping Bervants Distarbd by a Midnig bt Prowler of Evil Propensities. GIRLS, Window Screens Cut by the IRascal, Who Evidently Has Some Simnis- ter Design Other Than Burglary, A sensational occurrence took plice b about 4 o'clock yesterday morning at the residence of Chiris Larsen, at the comer of Fourth street and Ninth avenue, Uneof the roows of the kouse was usedas a4 bed roon by the servant girl and three chiliren of Mr. Larsen, the four occupying three beds. A man removed the wire sereen which covered the window and then proceeded to put him- self inside the room. He succeeded in et~ tiug into the room before anyonein Lhe house was awake, and he then proceeded to get into bed with the servant girl. About this time she awak and commen ced to scream. The fellow threatened to kill hor unless she kept quiet, and in this way he suceeeded in getting her to stop her nose for aninstunt. Sne again began o scream, and the fetlow, evidently fearing that the famnily would be roused by the outery, decarmnped through the same window by whicta he bad entered Just as hie was making his flying leap a small son of Mr. Larson rushed into the room in time to catch a glimpse of bim, e gavea description of the fellow to ORicer Wageck, who went out to find him, He at lst ran ucross o man who, he thought, auswered the description of the one wunted. At tho station the man gave his name as Thamas Fyan, He told a number of different stories @s to his whereabouts during the night, claining at oue time that e had beenon the streets all night, und another that ho hid styed at Noumar's he Fle said that he had been working ou the Flood farm, twelve miles east of the city, until Tuesday, when he left for the Bluffs, ither the sume fellow, or one whose tastes were somewiat similar, tried to enter the St. Louis house a short time later w the miorn- ing. He raised u rear window and got into a room which wi girls, s occupied by two They at once set upa Lusty se frightened the intruder away, It is also supposed that the same man is responsible for the assault on Miss Wilson nigit before lust, near the corner of Eighth avene and Ninth street, which was mentioned in T Bee vesterday. vant ming, The corset department of the Bos ton $Store, Council Blufts, is second to none in this west ern country. All the leading makes always in stock at our popular prices, oraers taken for any special corset not in stocks. Boston Store,” Council Bluffs, In. AF Operetta, An operetta in three acts will bogiven at the Rroadway theater Monday, May 25, by the Catholic choir of this city, assisted by some of the best talent of Ormabia and Coun- il Bluffs, Rifty voices will participate, ac. anied by Dalby’s orch stra Lie setting of the stage, as well us the . will be very hne, 'y effective drill and faney dance by twenty misses. under the direction of Prof. Chambers, will be highly eutertaining and beautiful. Seats rese h st Sir Henry Herbert G ed at Opera bouse drug store. as follows: lenville, . " Miss Sophia Gerner fiss Celim Mulqueen Jack McWilliams 53 Agnies M eNou ghton .....Miss Brown ios, Guests., Is it Constitutionnl? N. A. Bonuer, who was arrested seyeral days ago while trying to sell goods for an Omaha commission house, had bis trial yes- terday morning in police court and thecase was taken under advisement. He is making propurations to fight his battle for all it is worth. The enforcement of the city ordi- nance, which was passed several years ago, compelling all peddiers to take out licmse, las been the cause of considerable @nno ance to the city, no less than to the padd themselves. Mr. Bonner has re- tained the services of West & Wheeler, who stute that they will raise the question of the coustitutionalily of the ordinunce in defense of their dient, in case he is fined by Judge McGee. It kb alvays been regarded as the law of the land, al- though the point has never been decaded by the courts, Bouner's attorn eys are confident that if the matter is Lrought up incourt the ordinance will be declared uncomstitutional, and as it has always been thecostom of the police judee to fiue all who violate this orai- nance it is probable that the point will be decided before long. Colfax Springs via the Rock Island. Everybody bas beard of them, located on the “Great Rock slaud Route.” Coifax has a dozen medical minersl springs and hun- dreds daily testify to their merits, first-class hotels furnish pleasant homes at very low rates to the throngs of nealth and pleasure seekers. Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 3338 B'd’y. Union Park races, Omata and Council Bluffs, June 9-12, §4,000; Sept. 811, #,500; Oct. 30-22, $4,000. For programues’ address Nat Brown, sec'y., Merchants' hotel, Omaha, Faiture of a Coal Firm, The establishment at 539 Broadway, kept by the Council Bluffs fuel company, other- wise known as the firmof J. H. McWilliams & Co., was closed up yesterday on a chattel mortgage in the hands of Mrs, Marths Sut- chiffe, a sister-in-law of McWilliams, who lives in Omaha. Themortgage was for the amount of §,000, Mrs. Suwliffe ook posses- sion of the place at once. As swon s tho affair became kuown, an attachment was levied on the place from thesuperior court, by the Citizen’s State bauk, the amount med being about #), due o notes, Mr. McWiltiams was in Omaba vesterday, 50 that it could not be leamed what the as- sets aud the liabilities of the concern were, but itis thought they will be foundto be about equal. about §,0000 of outstand- ing accounts have been found, overand aboye the chattel mortgage and the four notes held by the Citizens' bank. ntists, 30 Pearl str Telopione 145 High Drs. Woodbur: uext to Grand hotel grade work u specialty Furniture, carpets, nishing goods, cash or on Mandel & Kicin's, frigerators, baby car- and all house fi easy paymonts, at An Insane Patient, A. Anderson was arrested yesterd iug by Oficer Kemp, on a cuarge of Anderson was found wt bis residence on Broadway between Seventh and Bighth streets It is said that his insawity is due to the death of bis wife, whict occurred a short time ago, He will be givena tearing before the board of insane commissioners todsy. ¥ morn- usanity. When about to build don't faid to wet prices on lumber of The Juld & Wells Co., sI3 Broadway. Telephoue The finest line of spring and s unmer goods, wost expert workmen, is what you will find at Reiter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. Distrier Court Notes Nearly tho entire day yestermaay in the dis- trict court was taken up with Lhe arguments of the attorneys iu the caseof Cocke & Mor- gun against M. E. Smith& Co. The case as At last submitted to the jury at 4 o'clock, ‘The rest of the day was taken up in empan- nullfimu jury for the trial of the case of T, L. ler agalust the Chicego & Northwest THE OMAHA DAILY The plaintiff is suing 1ms as iaces for the borses near Mynster jury was secured and ern railway company for £300 which ne « Killing of a te Springs lust J m of y. T the trial of the suit will be taken up this morning The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, closes at €p. . except Moudays and Sa , Mon- ¥s 4 o'clock, Saty 5 10 0'c Boston Store, Council Bluffs v of the Flirst Methodist church of an organization W known The ch Des Moive. throughout the state, will wppear, for the first time in our city Friday, May & in o concert in St. Paul’s church, The proceeds of the concert will be devoted to the Angelic choir of St. Paul's clinrch. The members of the choir are Mr. C. L. Keeler, organist; Miss Mary E. Johns, sc prano; Miss Metta M. Hills, alto; Mr. C. W, McMeekin, tenor; and Mr, C. M. Keeler, basso. Miss Floy Brundige, the accom- plished wh ler, has kindly consented to ap* pear witthe choir and render several selec- tions. Thisis the musical event of the season and a crowded house will surely greet our Des Moines friends. Visit the Boston Store, Council Blufts, when in need of wall paper, window shades, curtuins, chenille curtains, portieres,ete! Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta. e~ DeWitv's Little Early Risers, bost pill. o Sbaritly Wrong District. Frank A. Webber was brought before Commissioner Hunter yesterday morning for a hearing on the charge of having sold liquors in Portsmouth without a license from the federal government. He was brought in by Deputy United States Marshal 1. W, Beems of Harlan. An interesting question is involved in the case as tho facts are stated by the parties interested, Webber lives mnear Denison and has an uncle who has been running a temperance billiard ~ hall in Portsmouth for some time past. Webber came to the conclusion ot lon a, that he could open and maintain a saloon there with profit te himsclf and with pleasure to the swarm of thirsty fellows who had been patronizing his uncle freely, and at the same time bad felt yearnings for something a trifie stronger. He consulted a banker of Portland to tind ont the proper way to go to work to get a government license for the business, and e claims that he was told that 1t would make no difference whether the license wus issued from Council Bluffs, Burlington or Dubuque and the application s therefore sent to Dubuque. It ved soon after, and ever since Webhber been running his saloon, Dubuque, however, is in the Third district, while Portsmouth is in the Fourth Webber received a call from a coilector not long ago, who wanted to sec his license. Upon being shown it, he pronounced it no good, as it had been issued from the wrong district. Webber aid not belicve it, so he went right on with his business, ard' the result is that he 1s in trouble. When brought before Commissioner Hunter be waived examination and was bound over to await the action of the federal grand ju His bond was fixed at §200, % has svenue DeWitt's Little Eariy tasers; only vill to cure sick headache and regulate the bowels Double Wedding. An elecant affair took place last evening at the residence of Mr. Johu Hanthorne, on Madison park, in the shape of a double wed- ding. The contracting parties were Mr. Lyman T. Shugart and Miss Jeanette Han- thorne, and Mr. Eldon H. Lougee and Miss Cornelia Hanthorne. The wedding cercmony was performed at 8:30 o'clock, Rev. J. Mackay officiating. The parties enter to the strains of Mendelssohn’s wedding march, played by Miss Grace Gleason. The house had been beautifully decorated with flowers. Miss Jeaneite was dressed in bluish ereen faille silk with marechal neil ro: and gloves to mateh, while Miss Cornelia wore a gown of bluish gray faille with pink marechal neils. The grooms wore full even- ing dress, Ouly the members of the families of the parties were present, Mr. and Mrs. Shugart de for the resent at 601 First avenue, with Mr. and Mus, E. L. Shugart, the parents of the groom, will be ut home after June 1. Mr. and Lougee will remain at the howe of the parents. They will take a wedding tour next fall, All the perties are well known in Couneil Bluffs. They havea wide circle of friends ‘who will unite iu offering congratulations. R R. Schlitz beer apply to Heavy Hail Sta The storm yesterday mo great deal of energy in the vicinity of Silver City, sixteen miles south of Council Bluffs, A perfect deluge of water fell, accompanicd by a heavy fall of hail. Conductor J. T. Bel of the Wa bash reported yesterday upon b m. ng developed a arrival in the city that he saw hail stoues that measured five inches i circumference. Severe damage w upon the growing crops, and particular upan the gardens, ccs' were stripped of their foilage and the crops and gardens beaten intothe ground. The storm burst at 5 o'clock and continued for nearly an hour. It was accompanied by a heavy wind, which as sisted the hail 10 doinga preat deal of mis- chief. The track covered was not wide. but as faras Conductor Bell could see the de- vastation was complete e Constipation poisons tne blooa: DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure Coustipation, The cause removed the discase is cone, s $100 Sick Benefit, Mr. J. C. Grason received a pleasant sur- prise yesterday in the shape of a draft for #100 from that new and exceedingly popular organization, the Order of the World, Last December he formed one of the charter members who instituted the new lodge here. The order provides for a sick benefit of §25 per week. Mr. Gradon had a severe fall in March last that confined him to his bed. On May She filed his physician’s certifh of disability and ' yesterday he received four weeks' ‘indemnity. Count- ing the time for the transmission of the cor- respondence with the head oftice in Boston it was only about a week arter the recention of the proofs of disability until he had his money. The erder pays'a weekly indemnity of 225, and £1,000 at the expiration of ten years, the life of the policy. This is better than any old line insurance, and mukes a fine aud safe investment at only $2.50 per month, Small in_size, great n results: DeWitt' tle Early Risers. Best pill for Constipa on, best for Sick Headache, best for Sour Stomach, — 1 Rimself. Chavles Shock was brought to the police station in a cab last night, also in a beastly state of 1utoxication. The whole left side of Shock's face was covered with blood, flowing from a wouud on the forehead, made by a contact with the sidewalk ok g 10 get into the cub after he tosettle for the same and so was driven to the station and given bed. e Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the best of all remedies for children veething ; 25 ceuts a bottle, Stole a Wate OMcer Rouden arrested F Litchwirt last evening for stealing a ladies’ gold watch from Sadie Paiue, at 612 North Sixteenth street. The timepiece is valued at about £50 and Litchwirt will probably have to answer to the charge of grand larcen, i Another Heavyweight Pight. William Walker, the heavyweight black- swith of South Omaha, aud an unknovn will fight at Germania ball Friday night for u stake of §100 and gate receipts, —~~——— When faby was sick, we gave her Castoria, Waen ahe was o Child, she eried for Castoria, When ahe became Miss, she elung to Castoria, When shie hied Childron, shio gave tiem Castorig, regular 75¢ garment. them for. NEW PARTY BORN. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE, | declared a welcome recess to enable the over. heated delegates to select members of the national committee from their respective stat After tne recess the called for members of the national commmit- tee. ‘The convention adopted the innovation of appoiuting three members from each state instead of one me the old parties roll of states was e alliance congressman, J. (. Otis of as, nommunated H. F Taubeneck of Illinois as chairman of the national execu: tive committee. There was a great outburst of cheers when Taubeneck's name was men- tioned. R. W. Lamb of Texas seconded the nomination, sa 2 he hat tened Taube- neck’s record and was satisfied. ‘Taubeneck was chosen by acclamation, Loud calls for Taubeneck finally brought that gentleman to the rostrum, where ho made a bricf, but very manly and modest speech, thanking the delegates, Ho “Gentlemen, you see befare you all that left of the celebrated independent party in the Iilinois legislature, %o often cailed the ‘Big Three) " He added that while he highly appreciated the honor the convention had conferred upon him he scarcely felt equal to doing the position of national chaire justice, but he would do the best he could and would rely upon the assistance of the other members of the committee. In conclu- sion he said that they were standing on the brink of the conflict between capital and lubor and the longer tliat conflict was post- the worse it would be. “Our poli- ,"" he said, “migat as well try to stop yelone or Lhe movement of the stars as to evade this issue.” The following resolution, introduced by Mason S. Green of Massachusetts in behalf of the nationalists, wus referred to the vari- ous reform bodies for their considerati B Resolved, That when In the course of busi- ness consolldations in the form of trusts or business syndicates it beco s evident that any branch of commerce is used for the be- Boof and profit of fow men the general public wo believe that the p should assume charge of such cor through their national, state o munici ministrations. A few moments of confused preparation for adiournment sine dic ensued, then the chairmau’s gavel fell and the first convention of tho people’s party of the United States had passed into history. t the expense of nle The following 1s the ki uational committee L. P, Featherstone, Isanc E. Mc- en, J. O, A. Bush; California, Marion Cannon, H. C. Dillon, A. G. Hinekly; Con uecticut, Robert Pique; Florida, W D. Condon, L. Baskins, J. D. Gos Georgia, C. C. Post; Town, J. B. Weaver, M. L. Wheat, A. J, Westerfield ! Indiana, C.A. Powers, Leroy Templetos D. Comstue Hiinois, S N. Norton, A. J. Streator, H. Taubeneck; Kider, Levi Dum- \ Kentucky, L. Grave allin: Louisiana, J. Mills, D R. B. Paine, John Pick- ett; Massachusetts, G. F. Washbur G. Brown, E. M. Boynton; Emery, s Dot higan, Ben Colvin. Mrs. S. E. John O. Seabell; Minnesota, Igna nelly, C. N. Perkins, Missouri, Paul Dickson, J. W. 0. Alk Maine, H W. Rodg . Hobbs, I s, n Howard, S. M. Smith; Nebraska, J. H. Edmeston, William Dysart, W, H., West; New York, Jacob H. "Studer, Joel J. Hoyt; 1.Cobb, H.F.Barnes: Light, Ohio, Hugo Preyor, Ollahoma, Samuel Crocker, A. E. John Hogan; Pennsvlvanin, P. A. son, F. R Agnew, Lowis Edward Dafkota, J. W. Hardin, H. N. Zeop; Texas, W. R. Lamb, Thomas Gaines J.H.'Davis; Tennessee, H. P, Osborue, ¢ W. J. Kay, John A. James: Wiscons hilling, Alfred Manheimer, A West 'Virginia, Luthor (. George W. Hamment, Wyoming, H. Bretenstein, James A. Smith, H.'D. Merritt; District of Columbia, Lea Crandall, S. A. Bland, H. J. Schulters, conference held an adjourned meeting today and decided to hold astate convention to nomination in all counties, DeWitv's Little Early Risers: best littlo pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath. - ANOTHER BRIE) ectic Doctors Not Having tl Peaceable Time maginable. ROW, Most The afternoon session of the State Eclectic was mainly taken up in the At Meaical society discussion of papers on ferbile diseases, the cvening session the election of several new members was the first order of busi- ness, Quite abombsnell was thrown into the camp of the medicos vy the report of a com- mittee finding thut Dr. H. O. Conway of Omaba aad Dr. A, Oppermau of Auburn had violated articlo 22 of tha code of ethics. Tho report ch the doctors with extensive advertising he committee sugzested that tho doctors be called to, account and be made to answer for the misdemeanor. Dr. Couway announged that he was ready for triul, and that hewould act as his owi attorney and make his.own defense. Dr. Bates jumped: to- his fect and stated that if any member of the society didn't like the rules e would be at liberty to withdraw, but if any one had violated the eodo he wi in favor of expelling the offending member, Dr. Conway stated that he was willing to withdraw 1f the association would allow him to muke a farewell speech. The request was grauted and Dr, Conway sailed in, After stuting where and how long ho had studied mediciue, and whece he graduited the doctor took up some of his advertise which seemed to bo the cause of the tr After reading extracts from his differcy pavers, the doctor dared and aefied nuy r er preseut to prove that every word con tained in them was uot strictly true. Aftel spending some time eulogizing him- elf the doctor pr d to fire bis hot shot ta Lincoln eclecuic university, which ad vertises extensively, and directiug his re marks to several of the faculty present, Speaking of some leg of the faculty of this col the doctor said : hey have no more right to than & dog. They are men who Crazy Horse and his murderers would not have in his band. Al the difference is my advertising is ure there BEE: THURSDAY,. buttons, and full size, 34 to 44, at 25¢ Send in your mail orders; ment that any customer would in our store. Lot No. 3---150 dozen of regular cut gauze Shirts will offer at this sale the entire lot at 15¢ each. Sce dis REDUCED PRICES on all lines of finer Continental CORNER DOUGLAS AND The Liargest Clothing House — | true, then Andrew Stevenson; | Thomas C., Keeny; ! he Ohio delegation in the nationaal union nominate candiaates, also to put tickets in | MAY 21, 1891. ——OF e cach. S s not It has been me to recant and remain in the society, but [ decline the offer.” spoke for raking nearly everyone and_citivg innumerable where physicians advertise, Dr. Opperman made an apoiogy to the con- veation which was accepted and he was not tried nearly an_hour, instances > close of Dr. Conway's speech Dr., w of Harvard, Neb., arose and asked lowed to witharaw from the on account of the stand taken agaiust Couway. His request was granted al discussion of ‘the topic under sideration followed, and then the scere- tary's re was read, The election of ofticers followed Below is the result President, Dr. M Carriker, Nebraska City; first vice president, Dr.J. D. Howard of Har- ud vi Wahoo; vard; ton, s president, Dr. R. B3 avy, Dr. A, Opy r, Dr. L. Root of 1 - tors: Dr. Van Camp, Dr. Keyes and Dr. Nichols, ail of Omaba. At the conclusion of the election the ses- sion adjourned to meet this morning at 8:3) o'clock ‘The physicians in attendance at the con- vention are: Drs. Hamilton Warren, Omaha; R. B, Morton, Wahoo: H. Y. Butes, Springticld; A L. Boot, Lincoin; A. O Auburn; P. L Moore, Julin M. A. Carriker N.J. Carriker, Omah: Harvard; D. H. Conway, rangle, Lincoln: 1. Van . M Nebraska K. White- dmaha: Omahas imes, Lin- W. MclIntyre, Unadil morning’s session wiil be the last of the convention, = rly Risers. Best little ro constipation every s¢ them now. HINKS, DeWitt's IA'uln E pill_ever made. uwe. None equal WATSON Chairman of the State Republican Committee Talks shop a Little. Hon. J. C. Watson of Nebraska City wasin the city yesterday, and while talking with a eporter, he said: iere seems to be a desive among a good republicans to have the state tion held early. In all probability th committee will be called together soon to se- leot the time and place for the convention. The principal fight will be upon the election of ajudge for the supreme court. 1 have heard that the independents will probably bring out ex-Judge Kees, ex-Attorne; Gen- erul Leese or Judge Morris of Cry “In case Judge Cobb does uot decide to be- come a candidate 1t would seem that the se- lection ought to be made from the First con- gressional district. I have heard the names of Judge Pound, Judge Chapman and Judge tson mentioned as timber., 1 think we will win. Look at the bitter and terribly mixed up fight we hud last fall, when it losked like the ground had siid out from under us, yet we elected every officer but the governor. If the convention simply selects a good man I think there will be 1o difficulty "in electing the republican candi- date. There is no reason why we should not elect our man, I know that some well known lawyers hold that a gubernatorial election should be held this fall, but 1 do not construe the con- stitution that way. There is no authority for such an election, as I read the law, It might be a good thing for some of the auxious can- didates who are already coming to the front for the race a year from uext fall.” conve DeWitt's Littie Barly Risecsiosths Livae, ¥ LLL RIGLT HARD. Effect «n James Deblin of FPeing Thrown from a Horse. About 5 o'clock last night James Deblin was thrown from a vicious horse which he iding at the corner of Scventeenth and streets, sustaining severe injuries, Deblin was at one taken to St, Jos hospital 1n the patrol wagon Dr. King. de it ph's by order of After an examination had been was found that Debbin had three \ds and a broken rip, 3 ed the wounds and set the At o'clock this morniug the wjured man wus resting easily. It is not known whether he bad any ives or friends in the city or not. Nothing was fonnd on the man’s person to indicate who he was or where he came fror The unruly hors a livery stable, vas caught and placed in e A very small pill but a very good one. Do Witt's Little Early Rise ——— Phil Powresi s rather autocrat 5 but that docs not excuse Tony Mullune for disgracing his team. uy has had lots of trouble before, but when the league teac him a lesson in discivline it will be som -this he will remember till his dying day. Pasto this in your bat, Tony t: SIOK nenDACKE Positiv cured by these Little Pi They also reilev: tress from Dys dige Dis. pepsia, In- ton and Too Hearty, ing. A perfect rem- 0y for Dizatnoss, N Drowsiness, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Coate Tongue, Patn in the i TORPID LIVER, Th regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, SMALLPILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIC w PESFECT DEViLOPMENT D PEND ! UPON PERNECT NU- TRITION, Use the genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract, it is the best tonic nutritive extant. It is specially recommended nursing moth ers, onvalescents and ehe weuk and debilitated. Beware of imita- tions. The genuine must have the signature of *“JohunnHoff" on the neck of every bottle, contral | play inour Doug S West of the proposed to | of every description. Works, Cor, Ave. A and 26th St. Mer them red First-: Natio_nal -:-Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capitaly - = « - §100,000 ol ik In the elty. Forelgn and a d local sceuritios. Bspecial attention paid thons, sunts of individ uanls. banks, bankers and corpor spondence invited 5. P. SANFORD, AW RL lons solicited. Cor- ashier. . Asslstant Cashies HOTEL. ipletely reft and is now inutes hout the bulld ' water and s ery unsurpassed anywhere, Rates, #2, Y l GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manager. THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, la. This Elegantly Appointed Hotsl is Now Open. George 1. Phelps, Man rer, Qi Q ¢—Attorneys at law, Sims & Saunders—§teo e it e i federal courts, Royms 4, 4 and 5 Shugart Beno block, Council BrufYs, la Prac- H. J. Chambers, 7Atirney neil's store. Telephe o No. Counel [ Electric Trussas, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. DR, C.B. JUD). 608 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TELEPHON DN COUNCIL BLUFF3 Medical and Surgi Institute. DRS, BELLINGERS, PROPS, Chronie diseases of ull kinds und deform- ities speeiattios. Nos. 2001 und 2603 Broud wiy Council Bluffs, la. OFFICE, W, cal H. CHAMBERLIN, M, D, Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat Rpecialist Councll Bltrs, I painful w 1 weak $iel special'y ted a1 ho difticuit sk | boat e sacil Bluls, (3 Gas Heating Stoves. No Asigs! No Smoke | Just the thinz for bath rooras, bed rooms, et Call anid seo our iar Fuent. B. Gas and Ele:tpi: Light Ca 211 Peurl and 2 ) Maln Streot "D. H, McDaneld & Co,, Butchers' axd Pastars' Supylin, Market Fixturas, Casins, pices nad Sausago Makers' Machinery, 2. 2 Muin st., Councll Blulls, la Also dealors & Uidew and kure rades of Underwear. in this department, and have inaugurated this sale with a view to reduce some large lots. Clothing House, ISIRE S RIB IS ALBRIGGAN AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Beginning Monday we will offer 125 dozen of fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 38c cach, in all sizes, 34 to 44, in a natural mixture, French finished neck, and in every respect a This great value will be on sale until the lot of six cases are sold. orders promptly filled, but must be accompanied with sufficient postage. Lot No. 2---We will offer 100 dozen of Men’s fine gauze Shirts, made French neck, pearl Other dealers pay more for these goods than we sell they will receive the same care in our mail order depart- Mail , sold all over the city at 35c and 40c. We las street show windows. We are overstocked Mississippi TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. Offices Dy 621 Broadway, Council >, clean and refinish goois Packages received at either office or at the Council Bluffs. hants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any charaser can have d and finished equal to new. Send for price list. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, D—Two exporionced clothing snioss it once. — References required, Mureus Clothing House, 521 Broad wity WANED 1 I& min with expo na who'e Address . e Blufls, Llrst-cluss_charnbe apply at ond . Counc| ald at rge T. W ANTED-A competent ciri to_do_gener il lousowork i i family of 3 good Wages. 114t 620 First uvenuo. WWANPED Good girl for ¢en work. 200 Hurmony strect. l*{»n SALE—Our fiue tamily horse, suit for ridinzor driving. Apply to 130 8. 6th Lcoot. T]'0 Jovers of horsos and the fin feed o all ki West Broadway. cost 1ot of outy 150 by ‘and & Co's 1 T st in the ALALRYOYANT and psychometric, or chinr= readings: also diagnosts of disease, s of hair for readings by letter. Sune evenin Mrs, E. tlooper., 142 Aves A corner 15th st., Council B ufts, and $1.00, wo newly furnished roomsg 1d cold water and steam heat nd floor. [[OR RE bat. lot Grand Hote Ok SALE Vanted —1f you wang to buy, sell or rent anything in' the real estate Hine don't do 1t until o Vst of burguins. Swan No. 113 1 113 Peird streets: Council BIfTs. 2 or Tr i imported e stallion. Oall on D. J. Hute Brondway. JON ncee property for rent by 5Day & Hoas 0 Bans) beemer ™ i NUR SALE—lotel centrally lo £ood business. Or will exch; for goo farm in western Tow Hotel lease. furn ture and fixtures: an A ) ice Lo stop Into o good piying busis asons for selling, other business res quiring all own fine doing o and business prope Mlicer, real estate and insurance N. Miifn st.. C i Blufls. TARDE S-Some choice gurden land near Council Biuils for sale Sy terms. also vineyards and o large list of “lowa farms. Johuston & Van Patten. ity property, und good time giv Calion or ‘address D, J. Hutehinson & C Broadway. POk RENT “Tho MeMahon block brick, with basement und elevator Squire, 101 Pourl stre L FOM3ALE or Koni—dirion “land wity Bouses. by J. & Wioa. 10 aln et, Jounol Blufts ; —_—_— CITIZENS STATE BANK O! Councii CAPITAL STOCK........ ..8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... _223.6.)0 A Millor, I' O Gloawn, B L arty J D Edmun ison, Oharlss Pransict genoral banking busle ne: st eapital anl surplus of wap bankin South wostern lows INTERESTON TIM: DERD3ITS3, 5 ulnr‘ JW. Blurs, Dine o Shucart. £ E, COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WOR'S Al kinds of Dylug and Clewning done 1n the tilghestiyo of ho A ¥ " Suaged Fubrics mivdo o 100k &8 good as now, —fod Fouthers Cleaned iy N In Firat Clneg Munner. Work pro ' deliverod i il pares"ot il send for prioe il untry O. A MACIAN, Pro 1015 Broadway, ar North westera COouNCIL BLures, LA CHICAGO, Muy 16.—Reports of geucrous rala Bsoon P ————————————