Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 4, 1891, Page 3

v “PHE OMAHA BEE JIL BLUFFS, PEARL STREET. COUNC OFFICE: No. 1 Delivere by Carricr in any part of the City H. W, TILTON - MANAG TELEPHONLES: Busuess Oftice Night Editor MINOR MENTION: N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Craft's chattel loaus, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water {n your yard #0 t6 Bixby's, 502 Merriam block. The ease of C. F. Stone against was on trial all day yesterday court J. I, C. Smith and Catherine Main South Omaha, were married Justice Sweuringen, A marriage license_was issued yesterday 1o Gustall K. Susdorff of Omahaand Nora K. | Sucger of Greenville, a. The Married Ladies' Social society will meot Thursday afteraoon at the residence of Mrs. ( Mynster street. A meeting of the Ancient Order of Hiber nians is to be held next Sunday to complete the preparations for the grand celebration on the Fourth of July The members of the Pythian Sisterhinod held a picnic yesterday afternoon in Fairmount park. It was attended by a large number of the friends of the order. ‘The arguments of the attornevs in tho case of J. W. Squire against . B, Hart and Wright were made in superior court estordny morning and the case was sub- ted 10 the court The suit of Jenuie White against David Gray, for the possession of the upper story of the building at 15 South Main street,was put on trinl in the district court yesterday, It oc- cupied nearly the whole day The Oddfeliows will have a celobration at Atlantic today, in honor of the con of the two lodzes at that place. The bo a large number of members of the order from all parts of thestate. L. Bioderman of this eity will be present aud will respond 1o the toast, *Welcome,” The Council Bluffs hose team next Monday for Cedar Rupids to attend state tournament. The members are coufi dent that thoy will lead any one who tries to veat them a lively chase. ‘The records that have been made by them in their practice heats have been very good. In police court yesterday Josie Hulbert and Agnes Belmont, the two cyprians who in- dulged in & knife contest Tucsday afternoon, were fined §15.10 each, n Burns and C W. Tuttle, who were arrested for being all- around crooks, were discharged hecause the court did not see the matter in tho same light as_the policeman who arrested them, W. Rene, who has been for a number of yeurs accountant at the Union Pacific trans- fer, has resigned his position and will go into the grocery and feed busiuess at Beat- rice, Neb. Meyers, who has been ussist- ant ' accountant, takes Mr. Renc's place while the vacancy caused by Mr. Meyers' promotion will be filled by A. Ehrenstein. Miss Kato rurcell, who has graduatea in dressmaking from Mrs. L. Simmons’, bas taken Mrs. Simmon’s business ana has opened her ostablishment at the corner of Bighthand Mill streets. Miss Purcell isa skillful urtiste, and Mrs, Simmons wisties to_assure the lat aies of Council Bluffs that her work will sat isfy them in all respects. Mrs. Simmons quits the business entirely. Articles of incorporation were filed with the county recorder vesterday by the Na- tional Building and~ Loan association of Council Bluffa, with a capital stock of $10,- 000,000, The oficors of the corporation aro as follows: T..J. Fvans, president; W. H. Thomas, vice president; S. B. Wadsworth, secrotary: J. P, Weaver, John Schoentgen, G. F. Wright, Thomas Bowman, J MeGee and Lucius Wells, directo ject of the associntion is the same as that of other similar associations. “Tho report was circulated on yesterduy thut Officer Murphy was down With an attack of the smalipox. The rumor was given color by the fact that he arrested Ed Lavin, the Neola man who is now in the pest house with an attack of tho much readed discase. ORficer Murphy was vac- cinated the samo evening that he met Loy and the vaccination has “commenced to effect. It is doing so with such a vengeance as to render ft necessary for him to stop work, but the rumor that he has the sin or house | the city | in district | yesterday | will leave the streets | MISSOURI MEANDER LINE NOT CORRECT. pox 15 wrong. There is no_danger of an cpi demic, according to tho statement of City Physician Jenuings Unfon Park races, Omaha and Council Bluffs, June 612, $4,000; Sept. S-11, $6,500; Oct. 20-22, $4,000. For programmes address Nat Brown, sec'y., Merchants' hotel, Omaha. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl stroet, next to Grand hotel. Telophono 145, High grade work a speciulty. PERSONAL PARAGRAPI Charles Baughn has gone to California, E. L. Shugart left for Chicago last even- E. Brooks of Salt sitor yesterday. John E. Ashles and A. J. McClaren ara at- tending the convention of the third party in Des Moiues Mrs. L. Heiderman and daughter, have gone to Muscatine, whero they malke & visit of three or four weeks. H. W. Byers of | G. W. Cullison of Sheiby and cton, cashier of the Tabor bunk, were in the city yesterday. W. T, Smith, formerly presiding eldor of the Methodist ¢hureh for this district, now" at Indianola, was in the ity yesterday visit- ing fricads, J. N. Brown of Brooklyn, J. V. McDowell and B H. Walters of Omaha attended a metting of the Burnham-Tulloys company yesterday afternoon at tho Grand hotel. Dr. A, P, Hunchett and wifo £one on a montii's trip to New York, Philadelphia and other eastern citics. Dr. Hanchett will attend the American Homeopathic institute which meets at Baltimore on the 1Gth. A. J. Earling of Chicago, general manager, and C. A. Goodnow of Marion, suporinten’ dent, of the lowa division of the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul railroad were in tho city vesterday attending a meoting of the Union clevator company. The finest lino of spring and summer goods, most. expert workmen, is what you find at Reiter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. Lake City was a Rosa, will ~ Pianos, organs, C. B, Musio Co., 335 B'way Colfax Springs via the Rock Istand Everybody has heard of them, located on the “Great Rock Island Route.” 'Colfax hus 8 dozen medical mineral springs and bun dreds daily testify to their merits. ‘Soven first-class Lotels furnish pleasant homes at low rates to the througs of nealth and pledsure seek New School House. A meeting of the school board will bo held his for the purposo of makiug further arrangements with regard to the new school building which is to be built at the corner of McGee avenuo and Harvison stroct The property on which the building is to | stand has been purchused from H. G. MeGeo for 1,600, and the next thins in order 1s tho adoption of plans for the structure, Bell & Berlinghof are the only architects that have offered to bid for the drawing of the pi and they have prepared a set of pluus w will be presented o the board tomght for its approval or rejection, They have ugreed to superintend the Work of construction for less thau 00, and & mewber of the board stated yesterday that the contract would in ull prob ability b let to thew, The plaus which have been prepared ure for a four-room building, instoad of au elght-room, as was at fiest in tended, evening When Baby wan sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, stio eried for Castoria, Whea she became Miss, she elung o Castoris, Whea she had Clikiren, she gave tinm Castoria, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. Tmportant Land Decision Given in the Distriot Court. Original Surveys Were orrect Title toa Valuable Tract of Land tettled in Favor of the Defendant, An tmportant decision was renderad in the terdny, in the case of Will- ctul, upainst Godfrey Par. tridgo etal. A tract of containing by two square miles was tho subject of the dis pute which led to the law suit. Tho land lies near Honey Creek, several miles north of the city. Theru are a large number of frac tional lots containing a few acres each, lying ¢ line of the river, as it was by the government surveyors in 151, Some of these fractional lot purchased by Siodentopf, who then applied tae doctrine of ncer to the caso and claimed all the adjoining the lots, betwen meander line the uearly @ mile away. district e lam Sivde urt ng the meand land the river, which s Purtridge in nis def that surveyors had not laid out the meaner line where it belonged, but had turned toone side on, account of the swampy condition of the land on the river bk, Ho brought in evidonce to show that trees two feet or more thick had been found at the time of the survey growing on the land which it was claimed bad added by acers since that tiwe. Ihe decision of the court was in the defendant. The Irjunction which secured by Siedentopf to prevent Part from trespassing on the lai The uitle to_the property idge, and he is given a damages. The land i growth of timber, and is v Watch the daily papers nouncament and prices at the Boston store, Lheir special JUNE SALE COMMENCES SATUR bay and will continue for two weeks. Bos- ton Store, Council Bluffs, [n, and nee claimed the been ion favor of judgment of 100 1 with o heavy Luable. ay for the a Mar Bouricius, music_teacher, removed to 533 Broadway, over C. B. music company. ABROOK HAS GONE. 'he Bottom Falls Out of the Saloon Injunction Cases, Where is Attorney P. E. Seabrook! That is a question which hus agitated the mind of some of his friends for the past few days. \When he commenced nis seventy injunction suits wgamst the saloon keepers last spring it was prophosied that he would soon find out what a mou fain he was attempting to carry, aud drop it. He carried his bur- den, however, longor than a 00 many peo- ple thought he would, but judging from ap pearances he has decided that the quickest way for him toget vid of the unpopulari whicli bis move won for him was by leaving the city, and he has left. He sold out his furniture, gave up his oflice in_the Merriam block, and took the train last Moaday for the south, where he formerly lived, Whether his busioess will go_on can not vet be determiued. G, Y. Boulton, it is said, will take vp the trial of the injunction suits where it was left off and will try to engineer ther through to a suceessful termination, He was looking for the papers in the cases o fow days ago, but they were taken awuy by Seabrook and he canuot get the court m_ witbout au order from the court, which will hardly be given in the present case, so that it is hardly likely that the trials will go on. The saloonkeepe as many of them as know of Secabrook’s departure, are somewhat hilarious over the turn affairs have taken. They do not anticipate any further troublo from would-be enjoiners. Changing the County Seat Attorney C. M. Harl returned yesterday moraing from Logan, where he spent Mon- duy and Tuesday in the interest of Mis- souri Valley in the county seat squabble which 18 now agitating the people of Hurri- son county. e appeared before the count, supervisors with a petition containing 4,900 names of citizens, asking for the removal of the county seat from Logan to Missouri Val- ley, and the attorney for the other side pr sented o remoustrance containing about thivty-five hundred names of Loganites There was a great deal of excitement over tho matter urd the mectings of the board aro attended overy day by crowds of ropresentatives of ~ tho two factions, The parties who were in favor of moviug the county scat to Missouri Valloy cluined that they could prove that false inducements had been held out to th citizens of the county to sign the remon- strance, and the friends of Logan claimed that over half of signatu of the peti- tion had belonged to idiots, insane people, ors, non-residents and other inehgibles. idence that would tend to establish either of these theorics was ruled out, however, the board. The petition and the remonstran, contaiued 5,400 signatures, whilo there ar J0 voters in the county, so it is evi- dent that there is a_coloted man concealod somewhere on the premises. The board has adjourned and will meet again next Mon ng, dectding in the meantime what they bout investigating the charges of corruption o Furaiture, carpets, refrigerators, baby car- ringes, stoves, crockery, and all house fur. uishing goods, cash or on easy payments, at Mandel & Kicin's Watch the daily papers Friday for the an- nouncement and prices at the Boston store. Their special JUNE SALE COMMENCES SATUR- pay and will continue for two weeks. Bos ton Store, Council Bluffs, Ta. ews from th ‘Gams.'" Yesterday's dispatches announcod that the gamblers had been driven out of Burlington and that their paraphernalia had been boxed up and sent to this city. An investigation of tho roport yesterday resulted in the discov- ery that a lot of gambling devicos were vented to William Lincbereer, who formerly kept a gambling house in this eity, by a man who had goueout of the business. Lineberger moved to Burlington about oy« 0, and has been therc eversinee, Tho stuff is being returned to its owner and that probably ac: counts for the repc that Council Blufts is about to be visited ag by the knights of the green cloth. A well known membver the profession stated yesterday that, so as he knew, there would be no more than Hm usual number of gamblers i the city It is certain that th moes will not be allowed to run openly as before, h the daily papers Frigay for the an. nouncomeut and prices at the Boston store. Pheir specisl JUNE SALE COMMENCES SATUR- by aud will continue for two weoks. Bos- tou Store, Council Bluffs, Ia, Morgan's prices for furnifure on install ment plan lower thun any other nouse in city, Duquette & Co.'s Py They are delicious, THOMAS CONCERTS, Wa Try | tablets, THEODORE na fruit juice of I'heodore | figure in the His name For upwar Thomas has been the contral wusical 1ife of tho country stood for the very bost in the beautiful, re fining, eunrobling art, and though Owaba | may be five hundred miles from what is shoruly to be Mr. Thomas' new home, us long | as heis that near lovers of music can truth fully say that they live beneath the baton of s chiefest musician tent wiih having revealed to the | s of hils art the masters of the past, w goneration hus | by Setu s Thomas has gone farther and given the shadowy music of the that clussification s the honored Theodo us glimpses of future and predominant i Wagner particulacly place. A proper estimate cun hardly be placed | upon the work Phomas bas doue for lovers of | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THUR [ ine nihest ciass of musios compoatuions od the fantasies of Sch f Rubinstein, the Schubert Iiszt in that masterful his until the new worid hus caught thie enthusiosm of the man and taken up with renewed interest the study of the masters But not content with the triumph of the past “ho is still pushing on and on rge William Curtis said of him, *like Columbus, sailing beyond the horizon into the unknown But through all the chauges the one figure which has remained, the laureate of the past and the herald the future, is Theodore Thomas," While thore ore America, and this 1s not_in to bo disparaging to the ability of Anton Seidl or Walter Damrosch, still” Thomas is nearer to us than all others, for the west has had a taste of that which the world regards the highest type of musical though typo has been revealed to the eminent director whose won U triumph at the evening performances of yesterday Coliseur At the matince the orches! bers were Vorspiel from “Meistorsing the Shakespeare of music, Richard Wagic the unfini shony in B minor rt, and Gries Peer T'heir renditlon was a revelation to tte audi ence. The unfinished symphony is one of the most sublimely beautiful compositions ever written, and was given in u supe manner by the magnificont orchestra Throughout the second part there runs a minor strain that suggests even to an unin aginative nature the divine inspiration of the theme so tenderly developed by the com poser, aud sv wonderfuily intorpreted by the macestro, Last evening e has fnteror in, the songs transeriptions. of style of seus of other great directors in the least moant us by orehestra ternoon and at the a's best num- by a4 sy s suit he orchestra was even heard itage and its beautitul inter- hoven's C minor sympliony No. tcannot be praised enough, Nouwithi- standing that late comers creaked down tho aisles, nothing could dim the lust of the tonal qualities of the band, especially 1u t maguiticent finale which is known and loved by every musician. The beauty of the pianissimo passages 1n the scharzo were 1ost on the audience on ount of those who sistin dining at 7:30 o’clock and coming to theater at 8:20 Siegfried's Do ath® terdammerung,” and overture guve the love tunity to o in which foliowe that the sc 1t Am pretation of Be from Wagner's the *““Tannhau: s of musfe_an_oppor- ecstacies and the applause both numbers incicated ds were commencing to take root. “ans get an impressionist view of music it is not to be wondered at. K celebrities, attracted by the unblushing m dacity of the pitiful protenders who como to this side of the pond and go back to boast of their success and convey the falso idea that anything is good enough for America, flt across the pub- lic guazo incessantly. They ‘“coms like shadows nad depart,” and on” the public which bears one style one day and tomorrow anotier, they make no more impression than footprints on the sands of the sea, 1t is only now and then a man cowes who is likely to setupa milestone to mark the line along which * music is marching and leave bebind him & memory worth cherish- ing. One of these men s Rafa Josefty ~whose piano playing as notablo as was the violin play Theodore Thomas years ago. At th noon performance he plays Lisat's co in A major, and_at nizni the Chopi concerto in B minor. From a closely analytical standpoint possibly his best work was” done at uight, :h one canuot help but applaud Lis interprotation of Liszt His technique is marvelous, whicn coupled 0 velvety touch and tue poctic soul of the virtuoso makes his narkable and raises him to the frout rank of the world’s fainous pianists. He s brilliant, and relined, witha style that is absolutely fault- o5, Campanini was a surprise. In these davs of the astuts advance agent one takes with allowance the stories told by the heralds of | attraction. Yet in this case they did not misrepresent. Campanini has regained his voice and is singng with much of his old time brilliuncy, although the beautiful flute- like quality, which so distmguished his voice twenty years ugo, when he was in the zeuith of his fame, is Jucking. Still the method is thero, and the voluma too, At the matinee he sang an avia from “Euryanthe and in the eveuing “Adelaide” by Beethoven, one of that composer’s almost forgotten picces, its orchestration having been accom- plished by Mr. Thomas. This song won an encore. “Open Thy Lattice,” by Gregh, a very rythumic bit of composition. liss Floming is not properly classed. While possessed of a contralto voice of largo compass, it is very crude, showing lack of prover training, and the young lady will have 0 *'bide a wee'! before the public will take kindly to her stylo of singing. Both concerts were largely patroni audience of last evening b fashionavle, and the Apolio club,under whoso management the concerts wore given, has es- tablished a nice nest egg for next season’s work. ed, the ug part’ cularly — A PLUM FOR INDIANA, Ex-Congressman Ow superintendent of reration, WasniNGroy, June 3.—[Spocial Telegram to Tne Bee.|--It is theintentiou of the presi- dent to take up and dlspose of the guestion f the appointment of & superintendent of immigration within a fow days, probuoly this week. It has been determed that tho appointment can bo demauded at any time ! the salary paid out of the head tax lovied izrants. It is altogether probable that ex-Congressman W. 1. Owen of Logans- port, [nd., will be appointed. Mr, Owen is now'at Woest Baden, Ind, C. C. Frost, formerly of Huron, S. D,, who wits shot hera the other night, is hlu'ly to re- cover, but is not out of dan Leuve of absence tor threo months, to offect on or about June 1, is granted M David L. Huntington, surgeon. The loave of absence wranted First Licutcnant John Adams Perry, Kighth infantry, is extended five months” with permission to go beyond the sea. to be Made yon e ke tand Killed His W ife CLEVELAND, O., June 3.—Emerson Monoy- smith, a vestaurant keeper at Scott, 4 small town on the dividing line between Vanwert and Paulding counties, this stato, went home drunk Tuesday night and ascaulted his wife with & scantling, knocking her down and cutting a long gash_in_her scaip. Mone smith then left the house, but returned so after, and finding his wife had regained con sclousness he secured a rovolver and shot her dead, the ball passing completely tirough ber body just below the waist. He was ar. rested soon after and locked up in Juil, - DeWitv's Little Early Risors, bast pill, —_—— NEWS OF YESTERDAY, The wage committeo of in sosslon it Pittshu presentod tho seale 1o the convention The first twelye-inch steel gu in the Unfted States hus been e Waterviiet arsenal and shippod to the Hook proving ground for testing At Clnolunati the American Baseball usso- cration heid a meeting behind closed doors. 115 understood that it hus been deefiled not to move tho Cineinuati olub to another ity The diroctors of the Amorican suzar refin- ing company have de dded to declare w fuil semb-annual dividend on proferred stock und setawide enoueh to provide for the dividend on preferred stock for the rost of the year The south-honnd pas nzer train on the Missouri, Kinsus & Texus met in 4 head=cnd cotlivon with a north-bund treight at Eii- Dorin Kan, The passenser trai Awiteh on which i frelght wis s DASKONZCT WIS PR Ing 0t Ui e iies. However, w svoral frofghit cars woro fo fneers und both fircmen 1, but ot fitally SICK HEADAGHE Positively cured by these Little Piils. They also eve DIs-) tress from Dyspepsla, In digestion and Too Hearty Eatlog, A perfect rem| edy for Dizuiness, Nausea, Drowss Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated)| 'Tougue, Paln n the Side, TORPVID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, | SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE the iron workers ompleted its work ind o madc oted at Sundy Wore seve, nd this | DAY, JUNE 4, 1801 “THE CONTINENTAL.” 000 STIRAW EATLS We ten days. have straw h: its for every man and boy in On You can buy a single hat for less than dealers pay for them by the casc ha, they must be sold in the nex Men's Fine Mackinaw Braid, in all shapes, at 25¢, 35c and 50c. Don't be afraid of the quality on account of the low prices. Young men’s Hat dealers be found i¢ our stock, prices §1, §1.25 flat brims, get and $1.50. the latest shapes, double these prices The finest braids Don't pay a fancy price in black and colors, $1.25 and ctured will no better, manu for an article $1.50. THIN UNDERWEAR. We have all sizes about two cases each of in the balbriggan the brown balbriggan shirts at [5c underwear advertised last we and 25c, ck per suit, and atoe MISIN &S BSINE BUS NS e ST, s00d clothing s styles, at $12, $15 and Continental the hot always $18, for weather. Clothlng House cheapest. Don’t buy until you have cour skeleton serge coats and vests, Don'tfail tose CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREE’ The Liargest OClothing House West of the I\Iis COMPROMISE N GRALN RATES. Kansas City Shippers Withdraw Their Gom- | plaints Against Western Roads. ELECTION OF ROCK ISLAND OFFICIALS. Financial Affairs of the Company—De- crease in Gross and Net Earnings —Western Passenger Asso- cia Matte:s. IKaxsAs City, Mo., June 3.—The Kansas City grain men will withdraw their com- plaint against the Samta Fe, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific, filed some time ago beforo, the interstate com- merce commission. The papers had all been filed and the arguments prepared by the Kausas City attorneys to be made before the which was to sit here this month. The cause of the withdrawal is not stated, but the surmise is that a compromise has been effected. It is’known that certain concessions have been mndd by some of the roads, which, itis claimed, reduces the al- leged discrimination against Kansas City to awinimum, The Rock Island has agreed to pro rate at this point, and other roads have promised rates into Kansas City which will &0 far to cven up with the shippers. Rock Island Electi *micaco, June 3.—Tho annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacltic was held _today, resulting in the clection of the following named directors: K. R. Cable, Hugh Riddle, H. R. Bishop, Alex- ander E. Orr and Alexander T. Vannest— | the first four to succeed themselves and | Mr. Vannest to succeod Sidnoy Dillon. | Subsequently the bord of directors met and reclectod the present officers as follows: President, R. R. Cable; first vice president, Benjamin Brewster; second vice vresident, treasurer and secretary, W. G Purdy; third vice president, H. A. Parker. ‘The appointive offices were filled vy the re- appointment of the present incumoents, and Hugh Riddle, R. R. Cable, H. t. Porter, H. R Bishop and Benjamin Browste were constituted an _executive com- mittee to serve during the year. “'he question of the future policy of tho board was discussed and it was the unani- mous opinion of the directors that the earn- ngs of the road should go to the stockhold- ers. In view, therefore, of the fact that there was a deficit of about 115 per cent, on the capital stock after payiug ane_ usual i per cent dividend, the board decided that the August dividend shuld be s half of 1 percont. The report for the year ending March 31, was submitted to the Stockholders. It shows that the gross earn- ings for the company during that period were 3,004 817,/ )61 for the vear, 8 decrease Operating ex and reduced from 12,475,067 in 4 in 1801, loaving net carn- 9 against £,113, 993 for the r, a decrease of $104,154. Cash anas sold and interest received Kausus & Nebraska ne up to $6,275,152, from which was paid in interest on its bonded debt, rental, dividends, ete., an aggregato of 5,021,538, showing a' deficat for the year of FH6,681, Atth eoting of the Western Passen association today the question of abolishing unlimited tickets was further considered. The outcome was a resolution to discontinue the salo of unlimited tickets, but two mem- bers withheld their votes ‘and it was left with the chairman to obtain these votes in the aMirmative in order that the reso- lution may bo recorded s udoptea, The question of rates from Clncinnati to San Franelsco. Sacramento and Portland were discussed and a resolntion placed on the minutes to be voted upon at the next meeting. ‘The purposs of the reso lution is that rates from Cineiruati through territory not in association shall bo based on Chicago and St. Louis rate I'he was considerable discussion over rates for the Fourth of July, but too much divers- ity of opinion to admit of an agreement. The annual meeting,0f. the Chicago & stern Illinois railway company wus held today. he old directors, oMcers and ative committee wore' re-clectea. Tho company’s statement for ten months end ing April 80, 181, show the Kross earnings to be $3,034.374; operating expenses, $1,610,277; not-earnings, $1,524,000, an increaso of §154,420; income from other s, $24,772; net ll! me, &1,548,860; in- L rentil and taxed #&00,518; surplus, 0. A dividend of }§ per cont on pre- forred stock was declarad, payuble July 1 commission, 1500, to 812,413 ings of provious ye veceipts of from the Chicago, brought tho ne Rock island Dividend. New Youx, June #.—The Chicago, 1tock Istand & Pacific directors declared a quar terly dividend ot '{ por cent today instead of the usual 1 per cent D FOUR, 1 plosion in a Sawmi:l Near Beltord, Ind. | Ind., June 8.—Dusard’s sawmill located six miles westof h morning, killing Dobe Kern, Ed Dusard, son of one of the proprietors, | James Perkins and Granger Evans, all of | Faycetteville. The clothing was stripped off | iwo of the killed, Tho boiler wus an old The loss is estimated at 0,000, | T Witertown Cyclor Sr. Pavt, Minn,, A specisl to the Pioneer-Pross from Watertown, S, D., KL BrLFORD, engine, ploded this ward June 3. says | for sale on re | aenc | ing under a it of tou Reports of yesterduy's eyclone como o SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS, N Lying hotels in Missourl Valley, Tn.i ‘one block “from depot; 15 blocks from postoffice; 25 good Tooms, purtly furalsld; easy torms (o right purty. Address 1. O. Warner, Missouri Valley. T Swan & Walk In street and 113 Pearl, Ce nll«'ll Bluffs, vuu wili always find nup bargain’ in real estate If you want to buy. or u guod place to st u barzuin it you wan't tosell or {OR § of the Dest - nabstract and Insurance busi- good livery stock and controlling in- tercst in an established business. Will take me good ciiy proyerty. Johnston & Van o, zood. second hund safety bi- eyel I Lamb, sr., 150 Gr | ham avenue, Counell Bluits. nt carriaze team and fine prices reasonubl then before buying. Isaac M. S sules stables No. 418 North Seventh’ street, Councii Blufls, MASY TOR SALE- cre property in five-uc ted 215 miles from postofic sonable terms. Some fine resi property for rent by Day & less. OR SALE—Our fine family horse. suitablo for riding or driving. Apply to 150 S. 6th Lreet. PO lovers of horses— and the finest in th ced ob ull kinds, at S, Goldstein st Brondway. & Co's LAIRVOYANT and psychometric, or char- acter readings; ulso dlagnos 3 Send lock of hair for readings by lett duys and evenlnzs. Mrs. E. Hoopei E, noar corner 15th st. Council B ufs, ns. ¢ and $1.00. OR SALE—Iotel centrally located, doin; good business. Or will exchange for good farm In western lowa, Hotel leas fara. ture and fixtures; an A No. I chance to stop into a good paying busi- ness. Reasons fur selling, other business re- quiring all owner's attention. Burgning in_residence and business prop- erty. “R. P. Officer, real estate ana insurance agent. No. 12 N. Main st.. Counctl Biafts. OR RENT—The McMahon block, L “brick, with busement und elevator. J. bqulr(l, 101 Pearl street. and, with " Gounall DR SALE or Rent—3arden houses, by J. R iice. 10J Main st Bluffs ‘the Wonderful New Process Vapor ove. We sell the only wenuine—New Process. and the celevrated Quick Meal New Process stoves, the best made. One difference be- tween 'the genuine and {mitations is that the imitations bave a small needle-like tube to draw off ofl that don'tevaporate; the genutu has 1o such flimf Wo have sold nearly one bundred already this season. Lights like gas; absolutely safe; no smoke or soot; as simple as a cook stove. Sceus before buying, A few fine §35.00 gas ranges closing out at $10.00 euch. Refrigerators, he best ever offered; 20 per cent discount over last year’s prices. Lawn Mowers. Highest grade only #.00. Screen doors, frames, etc., ote. Licycles, Lavgest stock 1 the west. The famous le Giant boy's wheel, the Victor, highest grade, world's best wheel, both for ladies and gentlemen. CoLg & Cor 41 Main Streét. wire Do And get noth! doing'it wh usked for uh ORAInArY is more than .00, cluss, warrinted o mower for wio mower If th <will seil you eed twelve-inch Mino themm. rden Vose D¢ pe st Itefrigerator Is the North Star. Tt is not o warranted to freezo without | ys. 1t does use 80100 1eo, hul uses lens and produces @ lower temperaturs with loss than uny other refrizerator on the market. Mexican Hammocks, 75 They ure worth lookin tand will give you lots of comfort during the summer. Columbin Bicy en Aty of them uow to supply al % 10 othor in the world equal 0 00ds, step-ludders, water coolors, 1 clothes ets, the lightn o cezers, that, freezs o fron Uirce excAron £33 up. Junior a8 trom &1 to 87, the ieluble. the b Process. Evaporating stove made; for sule only P, O DeVol's, 504 Browd way like some others slowly from the rural districts. The of three fatalities has been confirn victims were Henry Crigor, his sev ar- 0l son and Conrud” Huag, a neighvor. They were ina barn owued by Criger when the storm came on. [t firstlifted the build from its foundation and all but these threo escaped by running from the falling building - Nevada Lawyer suicides, Cansoy, Nev, June 3.—Judge T. D. Ed- wards, district attorney, committed suici last uight by shooting himself, He had been sufferiug for some time from Nervous pros- tration. He is supposed 1o have been labor Jorary insanity report DON'T BE DECEIVED, when your health stuke, If any Johann Hofl's especinlly mny be ut one offers you Malt ract signature and *Johaun neck of it under is not on the the bottle, do not tuke any circumstances Hofl's” | scen our populag sissippi OPEN AGAIN With an Entirely New Line of Goods Bought for Cash Direct From the Manufacturers. Cash Always Talks 1 have secured some of the greatest bargains boys’ suits ever heard of this city. Ieansell men’s and boys in men’s and in | clothing 50 per cent off of manu- prices. facturers’ prices. Iam prepared say by giving here are to back up every word I howing goods and For example, | a few leaders BOO Men’s Working Suits At B83.00 800 Men’s Suits at B4%.60, 800 Men’s Black Worsted Suitg t AL $87.00 50O Men’s All Wool Dress Suitg in differentstyles, from B85 Lo B8 800 Boys’ All Wool Knee Pantg in different styles, at 500. 50O Boys’ Sults, age 4 to ing the sale at £1.00. 14, dure 400 All Wool Boys' Suits, ag —4 to 14, at— 2.26. [ Carry a Splendid Line of Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Etc. M. MARCUS 546-548 Broadway, Council Bluffs. smical Refrigerators, that peoplo suve, ot so much what they earn eventuaily makos ch. In buying a household necessity erator it is well to consider so st cost in determin sey Houschold Kofrig: w ploce. o purlar or first- s an Itis the stunds giving the non-conduct All purts cun be ivestigato the m!ll Iu-{un buyinz, Lawn Mowers, Clty s In overy respect (ho counte y| rtof the P Aelphia, and cheaper. From #ito ¥ Ty Iln-l)I“.l- elphli wiso and an take your choice. Se n Door and window screens, the larg ity u t nov i i GANRT & COS - Council Blufls. und All zev of ture. wool, the best iuernsey the 271 MAIN over €. B, Jacquemin & Co.. Jewelry Stor D. H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers' axd Pasars’ Sunliy, Mariat Fixtures, Casinzs plees aud Sausago Makors £ Matn st., Council Bluis, o liides anll Furs NEW OGDEN HOTEL. The New Ogden Hotel, in Council Bums, has been completely refurnishod and modernized throughout, and is now one of the hest hotols in the stute 1018 loeted in the business purt Of the eity wud the electric motors piss the door overy four minutes. Fire escapes and fire P thirou hout the bullding, Stem hout and_cold witer and sunshine avery room. Tuble unsurpas Ay whiere e, B200 4 dity GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manrager. THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, la, Machinery, #2). I Also doalors This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open George T, Phelps, Manager. COUNCIL Medical DRS, Chronle diseuse ties speclnitios, Council Blulfs, T BLUFFS and Surgical Institute BELLINGERS, PROPS, of all kinds und defory Now 2001 und & Broud way CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK.......... .-8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS..... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . ... ?25.000 Direcrona—L A, Millor, F. O Glowwon, Bl Shugnart. . E. lart, J. D.'Edmundson, Uharloy It Hunpan, Transaot genoral banking busls rzest capital and surplus of aoy Batkin Soathwestora Lowa: INTERESTON TIM: DERPD3ITS M. M. CHANBERLI Eur, Noso and Throat puin char tar and il ncute aftections of rpeciully ot Glnss eyos fit tod withont paln. Glasses mocuratoly proscrived o ditienlt cases, often curing ehronle nsurdlgls ang slek acht. - Surgieal oporations, when necess anry, aly performed, assurlng bt rosalt Oftice, Shugart-Buno block, Feom | Council Blads, (3 First-:- National -:- Bank oF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital, = = = « 100,000 oty Forelyn and Itos. Kspocin tlons, 1t 0f fodivig . banks, hivakers and corporations solicited. Coe rospondence nvited GEO. 1 SANFOIRD. Prasident. A W. IEEKMAN, Cashi ARG stant Cashior COUNCIL BLUEFS STEATL DYE WORKS wll O A MAUHAN, Near Northwuos L BLUWFS. 1A Prop, 1008 Broadway. ra Dopoy, COUNC Gas Heating Stoves No Asues! No SMOK¢ thin tor buth rooms, hod ¢ 06 OUF IFZ0 WSSOFLUICHL % ota Gas and Electric Light Co, 211 Pearl und 210 Muln Strcoh