Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1891, Page 3

™ 7. - THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY! JULY 1£91-TWEVLE e —— it THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET, Telivered by Carrier in any part of the City H. W. TILTON IANAGER. TE Busturse O Night Editor e —— MINOR MENIION, LEPHONES: No. 43, N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft’s chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want wat in your yara or £0 10 Bixby's, 302 Merriam block, The county convention of the party will be held today in Avoc An infant child of C. R, Tvler, 221 Bluff streot, was reported ill with ‘diphtberia yes- terday, The Models of this city and the Views of Omaba will play ball at Manawa tomorrow afternoon Dr. W hearing t house people's Bryson of Omaha will have a Ay betore Justice Swearingen on the charge conspiracy. On account of the recent wet woeather it has been found necessary to change the loca. tion of Forepaug circus from the show grounds on Thirteenth street to the Uuion driving park Soverina, the four-month-old Mr. and Mrs. L. Hendrickson, Ay of cholara infantum. T'he funer place yesterday noon at b o'clock the residence, 006 Sixth street A sot of screens hus been purchased by the ity authorities and will bo put up on the windows of the city jail to keep outsiders from handing bottles of whisky through the burs to their fricnds on the inside, W. Duncan, who was defeated by Fred Fuller of Omiha lust Wednesday in a ritle shoot, is about to challenge Fuller to another Joutest. e claims he was suffering from an attack of illness last time and was unable to shioot as well as he otherwise would An information was filed in Justice Swear- fngen’s court yesterday by Mrs. Helen Havens, churging Anna Defrees with as- sunlt and battery. She cluimed that the de fendant administered a whipping to Jessie Havens, tho daughter of the complainunt, and threw dirt in her eyes. City Treasurer Kinnchan turned over £1,000 worth of vouchers to the auditor ami the finance committee of the council yester- dny, reprosenting the expenditures of June. Chairman Wood of the finance committee and tor Lango were busily_engaged yes day afternoon checking up thecity's finances, A ball is to bo given in Poterson’s ball on Wednesday evening, August 12, under the auspices of the Anti-Prohibition Colored league. Tho object of the entertainment 1s to raise funds to send two delegates to the anti-probibition convention which is to be held in Cedar Rapids August 17 and 1S, ies will be made by Joshua Boyinger arles Curtis. A gold headed unbrella will be given to the finest dressed lady in the hall, and a gold ring to the couple that waltzes most, gracefully. daughter of died Thurs took from Lost—Last evening, on Sixth street, be- n_ Fifth avenue and Wray's landin; ke Manawa, lady’s black fur cap. Leave at Rink barn, Union Park races, Omaha and Coun Bluffs, September S-11, 25,5003 October 20-22, £1,000. srammes address Nat Brown, Merchants hotel, Omaba, 0. Younkerman & Co., feed and « siou, 105 Broadway, Council Bluffs. You are not tr. not take advan sale. Remember lasts twenty days. store, ng to economize if vou do ago of Sa t's discount this 15 ke, and only The oid Philips shoe PERSONAL PARAGRATHS, M. Hunter has gone to Ottumwa, MM Irnestina Stephan has gone to Col- fax. Dr. George C. Spirit Lako, Misa Mary Dayenport has gone to Atlantic, where sho will visit friends, Mrs. W. H. Treynor arrived homo from a western trip Thursday evening. Miss Lou Meisner of St. Joseph, the gust of Mrs, Miunie Staw. Mrs. N. W. Williams and daughters, Emma and Kuth, have returned from a trip'to Col- fax, John Willio of the Wells-Fargo ex; company’s supply department in Jersey s visiting bis parents on Glen avenue. Dr. J. C. Waterman left last evening for a visit to Des Moines und Ames. Mrs, Water- man is visiting relatives in the contral part Of the state. SMr.oand Mrs. W, W. Sherman, Miss Min nie Merkle, and Miss Addie Sherman, re turied yesterday morning from u week's outing at Spirit Lakc. Council Bluffs, now are muking great preparations for thé fifth semi-annual clearing sale whica will com- mence Thursday, July 30. Store will be closed Wednesday ‘afternoon, July 29, p paring for sale. Tho great feature of this sule is that overything in the stove will be s0ld at actual cost, and a ood many goods at even | than cost in order to reduce tho :vious to inventor > other house in tho west ever offered such genuine induce- ments to ready money purchasers, Every articlo in their immense stock offeréd at ac- cost for ten days. Boston Store, Foth gham, Whitelaw & Co.. Council Bluffs, Wateh daily papoers for price list, Al Aboard health ana recreation scek t of Colfax Spring, lowa, cogo & Rock Island is selling tickets from Council Buffs and T. Elwell, ticket agont. Brown has roturned from Mo, is City, The Boston Htore, ‘oltax. 10 waters Tho Chi- vound trip return for No. 16 Potice Court Pickings, A havd looking erowd was arrested about 4 ok yestorday morning by Oficers Bex- ck and Harrington In the vicinity of the thwestern round house, It consisted of nine men and & small boy who gave his name as Sam Joues, The b told a horrible story of the indignities to which he had been sub- cted by some of hbis compavions, He Claimed that some of them had kuocked him down and stolen some money from hun, aud two of the mon, James Clark and James Kecnan, were slated with the charge of high- way robbery, but afterJones had had a chance to think the matter over ho decided he could = D0 tell positively whether it was thoy that 7 Wi doue the decd. The names of the rest of the ga we Bought, . Partridge, C. Opperman, M Leo Copperback and Jumes Murphy. Ho was unable to point out auy of them as the ones who had abused him and the whole outfit was given a square meal and dischavged on condition that they left the city within an bour. W. H. MeManon, R. S. Sutton Hill were fined for drunkenn, Dugan was fined £20.70 for disturhing the peace. and Peter s and M, drunkenness and Buy your furniture, carpets, stoves and household goods of Mundel & Klein, Council Bluffs. Prices very low; froight prepaid to yourcity., Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 earl streot, next to Grand hotct, Telophoue 145, High grade work a specialty » bowling at wnduy, July 26 Band concert and pri Reil's, Lake Manawa, & Don't wear a heavy, ill-itting suit when ¥Ou can get elegant summersuits and eastorn brices at Reitor's the tailor, 310 Broadway, They Lost Money. Tho Chautauqua assembly directors hold a a meeting Thursday night to talk over affuivs in general and hear tho report of the t urer as to the present financial standing of the assoclation. As ulready stated, the re. POrt was not of such a nature as to fill the directors withi self-congratulation, the condi- tion now bedug worso than before the bly The expenses for the yes and the receipts &4,45 ate assembly, leaving a deficitof An indebtedues of §1,162 is due the and there is a deficit on this year's %0. The total indebtodness 4 650,000, Which is an iuceeass of ®,000 over ihat of last year, Peter ing the I 1,448,600, treasu NEWS EROM COUNCIL BLUFES. An Enthusiastic Meeti Tnterest of Scouring the Encampment, g in the COMMITTEES APPOINTED FOR THE WORK. Towa's Metropolis Will Make a Gallant Fight for the Next National Grand Army Encampment. The superior court room of the county court house was well filled last evening with enthusiastic nad od to discuss the question of sending an invitation to the and Army to hold its next annuai encampment in this city, in A t, 184 If the meeting had been talked up longer time the court m would 1 have been large enough to b 1 the crowds, but owing to the fact that the cali published in yesterday's Ber was the first thing the pub- lie hind b f the matter, the meatiug was sl attended as it would otherwise bave Wi it lacked in numbers, however, jan made up in enthusiasm, The meeting was called to or by Colonel D. B, Dailey. Alderman Petor Smith was appointed chairman and C. G, Saunders sec ry. After these prehminaries had been wone tirough with, Colonel Dailey stated the et of the meeting, The national encamp. ment of the Graud Army of the Republic takes place August 4. Of the places which have sent mvitations to the Grand Army to bold its next encampment with , Washington, Lincoln and Council BIuffs are the three’ prominently mentioned He regarded Lancoln as practicaily out of the 3 1s any opposition to Council Bluffs was concerned, on account of the and Towa had taken with T 0 to the demand of Omana and the state of Nebraska for the republican national convention in 1892 Washington, so far a 1 bo judged 1Y0M NEWSPAPOE ACCOUNts, Was particular enthusinsm in the ma il Bluffs accordiugly stood o capital chance of getting the encumpment herself. Wisconsin, Indiana, Micnigan and Itlinois could in il provabuity bo relied upon to assist Council Blu efforts. Judge R. C. Hubbard w upon. In a short, though eloquent and enthusiastic speceh, he showed the benefits that would acerue to the cl from a vational meeting of the kind under consideration aud citizens to get to work. Hou. B, I, Clayton, Judge W. I. Smit C. H. Piuney were called on and responded in remarks along the s line. On motion of the lust named gentloman a committeo of six was appointed, whose business it should be to make all necessary arrangements for the presentation of the claimns of Couuncil Bluffs at the Detroit en- campment, including the raising of funds to send a delegation there. This committee consisted of M. F. Robrer, A. B. Walker. L. A. Casper, . W. Hart, 1vans and John Beno, A committee consisting of Dr. I Thomas, Colonel D B. Daitey and Hon. B £, Clayton was appointed to draft a circular letter to be sent to the Grand Army posts all over the country. M. Harl sug- gested that an invitation should be sent from the city council and the bourd of traden addition 1o thut from the citizens in gencral. On motion of Judge Smith, the committee was instructed 1o request Mayor Mucrae to call a meeting of the city council for the purposo of extending such an invita- tion, in cuse sufficient funds should be raus to render the plan f I'he secretary was instructed to notify all the members of the finauco committeo to meet this morning at 9 o k in the oftice of Sims & Saunders Prof. J. W. McClel- Prof. H. W. Suwyer, lan of Vinton and C.'M. Hare of this city wero called upon for specches. After the: had spoken enthusiastically on the subject that was uppermost in everyone's miud, the meeting adjourned until next Monday eve ning, when avother meeting will bo held in the court nouse to hear the rcports of the committecs. citizens who pathe for a ob, and Lost—A ladies’ jacket, in Faivmount park or on the street. Finder please leave at Bee ofice. NOTE THE FOLLOWING turday and Monday at the Bos- tire, Council Bluffs, Ia. The following genuine bargains will be on our counters Saturday and Monday, besides many others not mentioned heve. Follow the crowa and gota share of them while they last. Extra help hired for Saturdays and Monduys, so that every one can get promptly and properly waited on. 100 dozen ladies’ rikibed vests worth fo 60 dozen ladies’ for 10c. 60 dozen ladies’ for 121;¢ 100 dozen ladies' fancy solid colors and black nosiery. 121/c and Ihe zoods, for 10c. G0 dozen children’s seamless Tivbed fast black hose, 19¢ goods, for 100 pieces yard-wide chaliies worth 1215¢ e, picees d6-ineh plaid suitings, former price for 19¢ and checked or; 100 dozer corsets for fc. 500 dozen ldies' 12i4¢ ribbed vests worth 15¢ ribbed vests worth 19c black lawns ot for 15e. guaranted summer plain sndies in one of our (Y and ek silk mitts which will be put ou sule at the following speeal prices, 10e, 25e¢, 39c and H0e. 1200 parasols and sun actual cost, for Saturds 25 and 27 B umbrellas, Monday, July STOKE HERINGHAM, WIITELAW & (e Council Bluffs, I Saved His Life The appearance on the strects yesterday of H. O. Mead, the plumber who was so fright- fully burned by an explosion ot a gasoline ce in the Council Bluffs pldmbing com- s estublishment two weeks ago, cansed pretty nearly a sensation among his fellow workmeu and wequrintances. When it was seen that he was without a scar or mark and was as smiling as ever and ready to go work the wonder partook somewhat of a su- perstitious nature, and the boys eyed the vie tim of the treacherous gasolitie, whom they SuPPOSC o still hovering between life und death, with a chilly, uncanny feeling, Tho natnre of Mead's injiries can only be ted by a physiciau, and the medical who examined nim a few hours after the accidont could give his friends but hittle en- couragoment to hone for his recovecy. They reasoned according 1o the ola rule that whero one-thind of the surface of the body is burned medical science is belpless and death is the almost inevitable resuit of the few duys of norrible tovture that follow. The furnice that exploded was the kind usually used by plumbers, holding about o galion of tho tuid. Mead had Just finished filling it und bud pumped in the necessary air pressure. The explosion followed the first touch of the mateh, and the unfortunate man was envel oped in u blaze that filled the little room where ho was working, Ho was dressed only in light summer clothes made of i goods, Large quuntities of the blazing fluid were thrown upon his back, fulling in a shower as ho wus bending over the furnace. The thin cloth was instantly burned away und he was burned from his “aukles to the bacis of his neck, over more than one-halt of the surfuce of the body. Wheu hio was taken from tho blazing building he was carried into tho rear entrance of A. D. Foster's drug store, and within three minutes from the tme of the accident was enveloped from head 1o foot in sheets of hint covered hulf un_inch think with Foster's Mecca com pourd, a simple prepuration that the pnysicians and many oitizens of Council Bluffs know has been 1ha savior of life in many other cases of severe burning that would have been fatal under the usual treatment. [t was 11 o'clock when the lust application was made, ana by 8 o'clock uearly ull pain had ceascd.” Dr. Macrae und other physicians who were present delicately betrayed theie approvul of the Mecea coni pound and theiv contidence in 1ts eficacy by refraining from making any other recommen- dations than the plentiful use of the cow- pound. No other remedy was used, and after the tirst sting of the burns wus over, the un- fortunute man suffered little or no paio. Not a blister appeared on the burned surface, and consequently not & scar or mark is left u rks, who wus near and assiste getting Mead the building, was ulso severely burned about the bands. Thick pouiticas of tue Mecca were put on aud by the middle by in from to | of the afternoon there was not even redness to show where blistors w formed with the best reme: used. These gentiemen and catnot spe of Mr. ple prapar he above case is only one of many where rompt application of Mr. Foster's Mecca compound has rot only prevented fatal ter mination to dreadful burns but has i the anguish almost instantly and carried th sufferers through without leaving a scar or visible mark. I'hs Mecea is not a patented article, but 1s & simple pre paration with the formula for the use of the physician. There no question that if it is applied at once a majority of the cases of severe burning which terminate fatally would be saved. This can only be done of course where it is kept in_the hou 1y for instant use. If Mr. Foster were disposed to ao 8o he could publish more genuine testimonials than any of the much vaunted patent medicines, but heis a modes conscientious Christian gentleman, very re luctant to resort to any hod of adverti ing, but still anxious to do all he can toward saving lifo and preventing suffering. But without advertising or any effort made to push it the Mecea is making its way. Yes terday orders aggregating nearly six gross were received i Colorado where a few packages had found their way. Fighting Over Crops. A special session of the district court held yesterday with Judge W. I Smith on the beneh. The object of the session was to hear the case of Peter Wiese, John Clausen and H. Cornelson against Matthias Kull, Gertrude Kubl and J. B. Sweet, in which the plaintiffs have made appl for the appointment of a receiver for the property of Mrs. KKuhl. Mr.and Mrs. Kubl have before the public before recently, a divorc suit having been by the latter some time ago, which is still pending, Iu 1585 Kubl gave a no! r £200 to Wiese and Clausen and Cornelson signed tho nots with i Last May he loft his wife away for month or mo When ho roturned Clausen and Cornelson immediately took bim in hand and induced bim to give a mortguge on his cre in favor of them and Wiese, to secure the payment of the note. This mort- gage was executed July 17, and four days later Mrs, Kubl executed a similar ipstru. ment on the same in favor of J. B. Swect, who was h in the divorce suit which bad beeu commenced a short time before. She suit as it stands_at present, is a fight 10 see which of the parties are entitled to the mor| > on the crops. Wiese, Clausen and Cornelson have the advantaze so far as pri ority of cluim is concerned, but Sweet elaims on ‘his side that when Mr. and Mrs, Kuhl sepurated the focmer gave his wife the'er with permission to do what she pleased them, so that Kubil thereby w he micht otherwise have had, claim that Sweet ana Mrs. Kuhl are gather- ing the crops as fast as they can, and putting them aut of the plaintiffs’ reach, so that un- less something is done in the near future they will be left holding the bag, that a receiver of the crop be appointed, and an injunction 1ssued restraining Sweot and Mus,” Hubl from gathering the crops. The decision of the court will be rendered this woruing. - One peculiarity of tho trial was that all of Mrs, Kuhl's testimony was given in German, as she was unabld to speak a word of English. John Lindt asked the ques- tions in German for the defendants, and I N Flickinger for tho plaintiff, Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 539 B'way. Stewart & Patty, veterinary sur Fourth street, Council Bluffs, 1a, wunson music company, #: Duguette & Co.’s Pomona fruitcough They are deliciou their 1 was atic commenced 15 suretios. nd stayed 3 Broadway. tablcts. Baseball Challenze. The lawyers of this eity have put on their feathers and war paint and arcnow anxious to scalp some one. ‘The following challenge has been sent by them to the lawyers of Omaba: To the Sceretary of the Omaha Bar Asso- ciution: The lawyers of Council Blufrs lerchy ehaltenge the lawyers of Omaha to pls mo of busebatl, the loscrs to for a supper for both t bliee to e determined by the Or umpires, ono w judge of the distr froni this side arid one a judge of the disi court from the Nebraskii side. If the challenge is acceptod mittee on arrangen iwnd v wunication with truly, ne your ¢ them in undersigned. Yours ANKLIN I WaiGnr, Secretary Pottawattumie County Bar Asso- clation, Jaly 24, 121, Hotel Gordon, most centrally located first- class house 1n city; straight §2 a day 3asoline and oil; covs, prompt_delivery. G telephons 203, wooa and _coal Kuotts, 27 Main Picnic at Manhattan beach. Round trip tickets from Omaha inclucing boat ride, 50e, on sale at news stands at Millard and Mur: ray hotels. St. Paul's New Rector, Rev. E. J. Babeock of Canandagua, N. Y., has sent a lotter to the vestry of St. Paul’s churen, notifying them of his accept- ance of their call to the pastoratc of the church. He will arvive in the city during next month, and will enter upon the active duties of his new position Scptember I Ho is very highly spoken of by the churches of which he has been rector, He is a native of New York, and a sradunte of Union collece and the General theologic 7 York, ANNOUN Thateher's minstrels and the Rice & Harris cowedy company in *Tuxedo” return here to the Grand opera house tonight. They left nere on Thursday for Lincoln, with u prac cally untried picee. They como biack with the “endorsement of merit and success “Tuxedo,” both in Lincoln and Sioux City, made a hit, ‘I'he experimentof nniting farce comedy and minstrelsy has proven a com plete andbrilliant suc three weeks that the were rehearsing here the multitude of friends, and they will be beartily wel comed back tonight. It is a singular fact t might also be noticed in councction with this organization, that they will leave norc money i Omaha than they take away from it, no matter how great their business may be, The company has paid the various city hotels, in cluding the Millard, Paxton, Richelieu and 22,000 for board, the American tailors $1,250 for costumes, Kraescl, the boot and shoo man, $162 for foot wear, cirponter’s and lumver merchants &7 for materal for scenery and properties: dey goods houses §150 for goods, and at tho small uyeraze of $1 per head per day. about 600 of ordina spending money, And, let 1t here be quiotly whispered, that short horses and beaten fa. vorites got away with a coupls of hundred dollars of investments ma’o by Munag Wiiliam Hurris and Comedian Hugh Doughorty Owing to the elaborate nature of the enter tainment, no matinee performaunces will ve given, but the compuny will contine itself to appearing on Saturday and Sund ings only Tue advauce sale is extremely la for hoth performances, and it 100ks as though the Grand opera house would got back u p tion of the aggrogate sum of & left here by the organization during tho “Tuxado’ r nearsal, O ain it is that no brighter, cleaner, or more entertaming programme has r been offered in Omaha, 'he pany arrived from Sioux City this morning by special teain, The performances i Lincoln aud in the latter city wero triumphs suceess. ful beyoud all expectations. - A very small pill, but a DeWitt's Little Early Risers, No Jdoy fi John Joyee is in durance vile charged with petit larceny. He was out Thursday for a time and apparently had it, as he wound up dead broke. Heo pawned his watch with one of the female residonts of tho Third ward, but exporieaved some difficulty in collectiy pay for it, and finally stole a hammook to get squa ue maiden wouldn't bave it that way, therefore Joun languishes -~ d a Broken Neck. July 24.—Charles vdored James M. was hauged here was broken De Witv's Little Early Risers, best pill, very good ¢ Joyee, Sustain ATiANTs, Ga born, who 1 this city M y noon. His ec M Bradioy this after. Os- in 'FINLEY IN MORE TROUBLE. ing of Rates td the Dotroit Ene campmest WABASH AND OTHERS MAY WITHORAW. Indication 'l it the Wost rn Passens fation Has Finally Struck tock on Which it Wil Be Wreeked, gor Ass the Cmicaco, July 24.—~The situati to rates for the Cirand Army encampment at Dotroit seems bo growing worse every day. When the Western Pa tion meets tomorrow it will find that the complications have inereased and that it will be 1o easy task to straighten out the snarls resulting from tha coutroverdies botween Chairman Finley and the Chicago & Alton management. General Passeugor Agont ploded another bombshell today i the fol lowing brief note to Mr. Finloy: “Tha Wabash has notifiod us that it hus made a rate of 8 from Lonis to Dotroit and roturn and under the rules of that company all tickets reading via the divect line in cither direction batween St Louis aod Dotroit, may be honored via Chi cago. To meet this we shall have to make a rate feom St. Lous to Chicago and rotura of £, tickets to be sold July 31 and August 1 and 2, good going on date of sale and good for re- turn passage tp August 18 inclusive. The rule of the Wabash, that its excursion tickets to Detroit and return are good cither direct or via Chicago, is prominently announced in cireulars 1ssued by Grand Army posts in St Lows." Chairman Finley has authorized soctation lines to meet any ratcs Thie Atehison gave notico today that sund trip rate of # between iis and Detroit by way of Chicago, A report was current to " the effect that both the Illinois Contral and the Wabash had decided to withdraw from the Western Pas senger association, but the ofiicials of theso roads deny that there is any truth in tne st n in rogard sengor associn: Charlton ox the ns- te by the ey EXPLANATIONS OF TIIE WA TSI, The Wabash has withdrawn the coal tariff by which it made a rate from Toledo to tho Missouri river i0 cents per ton less than the rate via Chiago. The publication of the fact that there was such @ taril in existence caused the Wabash people to send a hasty message to Chairman Fiu of the Western Freight associntion assuring hun thut tho tariff would be shortly withdrawn and that a mistuke had been made. Ho explained that the tariff had been issucd as long ago as Soptember and that when new agreed upon in draw the old rates. Discriminating Against Omah The general passenger ageats of the roads in the Western [Passenge association met Wedr says the Chicago Tribune, to cousider the advisability of meeting the Alton's round-trip #10 rate between IKansas and Chicago It was decided that inasmuch as one of tho association roads had met the Alton’s rate the 10 rate should apply on all lines botween southwestern Missouri points and Chicago, but that uomecessity exists at present for’ applying that rata between Omaba and Cincigo, This action will arouse bitter fecling on the part of the Omaha peo- vle, and it is not probablo the discrimination ainst them will be allowed to exist long. There was also a discussion regarding the notice of the Santa Fe that it would mnkoe a .50 round-trip rate from Peoria to Niagara Palls, via Chicago, August 9 to meet the cate announced for that date by the Lake Shore and Big Four. Efforts were made to induce the Santa o to withdraw that rate, but without avail. The Alton announced vesterday a rate of §6.50 for the round trip botween Kansas City and St. Lovis. Tho Missouri Pacific askod that this rate be mado and the Alton was willing. S No_gripping, no nausea, no DeWitt's Little Early Risers Small pill. Safe pill. Bes pam when are taken. THE the west- s 10 tho Tue Oxana Bee, on Sunday, in ern, northwestern, and many pl southwestern part of the state, reaches its readers from cight to twenty-four hours ahead of all its competitors. In fact, when the latter reach their destination thoy are like back numbers. They are not used fo reading, but for wrapping ana carpet pad- ding purposes. [n each of these respects they are quite valuable. How is Tue Bre able to so competitors ! Besause it has established a number of horse voutes throughout the state! Because it s its own special train which makes a run to Grand Istand, 154 miles dis- tant from Omaba, in four hour’s ! Making allowance for the a0ad crossings, this train tra wark able speed of si It stops at only two' stations, however, stops at every station from thé train as tho latte town in bundles and quantitios of way from five up to 500 copics, “This Bek contains every line of nows dis- tributed to subscribers within the shadow of Puz Beee building in Omaha, When the subscriber in this eity is unfold- ing s paper at breakfast, tho subscriber in aud Island is doing the swme thing, the st paver beingplaced in bis handg at sharp. This enterprise costs money. 1t is, ppreciated by Tine BEe's rendcrs other paper in this section could stand the expense. Noother paper could stand half the expense, Some of them have tried it and n it up. Tur Beei ulone sends_out a special This is something which 18 doue by no paper in the country Phis train leaves Omaha at 3 o'clock in tho iing. It reaches the other stations on uion Pacific as appears below Cut out this time table and past it upon tho wall. It will tell you when your Sunday paper is due, It will teil you also when to look from your door or window and see 'Tie Bie Plyer rushing through your town with he swittness of the wind; TIE BEE FLYER TIME CARD, Gilore T o Henton Papillion 2 0m | Warrek Millard FET | Colnmb iy, Thurston $142 | Cay g w | Dunea Elkhorn “ Waterloo Gnrdne distance its tops at rail at the ro. 1 hour. T Itis th v iiies past ¢ all the how train, other 100 o [Ny i Havous i Clirion 420w | T | Vitdack | V1w At Grand lsland neets with the early wud Grand Island r ing I sacks to Doniphan, I tecle City A s sas City & Om ha railvoad. . Hebron is sup plied from Buividere by Torse route giving them the only Sunday paper thoy ever had. At Columbus connéction is also made with a train Platte Centre, Humphrey, Madi- son, N . \vayne and Waketiold AL Grand Islang also a fast freight is caught which suoplies Elm Creek, Gibbon, Gothenberg, Kearnoy, Lexington, v River and North Platte. raches the last mentioned place at 2:20 p. Its would-be rivals tnnble in_there 6 9:25 at uight, seven nours lator! Ivis too late to i them then, and thev are accordingly de ivered next morniug, wnen they about tweuty-eight hours old! Silver North Trend n g Bee's Flyer train on the St eph ad and BEEs are sont (ly- Helvidore, Daveuport, Fuivtarry, Farrfiela and Junction and ght on the Kau m, ure At NOTHING CAN for the nd e pradel la won stomuch than strong purg I'he genuine ( Sult is 4 natueal ple v the vlsbud wporis wnd ire enuin \ust have the signature of **Eisner & Mendel- s Agents, New York,” on every son Co, bottle, ST for Stroms transferred by sburg and gt on day package is - by horse papor they Croek paokages are thrown burg and Osceola which are special wagon r ving Stro; Osceola the only paper they can of publication. ~ At Clark's a la left for Fullerton which is car route giving Fuilerton the ouly can got on Sunday - rse Lost in the com the Pacifie was s Wy that millions of wild g ol and it in where they were caught by the McCloud River Prloncer o wits %0 thick a man's hand could seen before his face, but every- body caught large numbers of ge being attracted to them by the panting of the exhausted birds. By evening o cold snap oceurrved, and the next morn- ing the geese were found in vast quanti- tics, their feet frozen to fences, trees, ete., on which the birds had tit. Jer Bartlo and Unele Georzre Cox estimated they had nine miles of rail fencing broken down by the weightof the SIOK wenGAGHE Positively cuved by these Little Piils, They nlso reifeve Dis: tress from Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect roei edy for Dizaness, Nausen, | Drowstness, Bad in the Mouth, Tongue, Pain tn th TORPID LIVER. regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE, Y TS T G The fog Thursd came meadow, sackful, The f not th bewil Bartle's saysthe he geeso Tstel Contea? o St T upth wh 1l cirelos when fitst inven 10 the world by the renown chemist, Jus tus von Liebls. Thelr EXTRACT OF BEEF I known aronnd the world and has fately been carried 1nto “Unrkest Afriea” by Stunley. ILis wnapprowehable for purlty Havorandbenoticial eflects, As BEEFTEA, delicions and refrashiug. Infl<pensable in oved and Economic Cookery o nnd g ven of Sg Justus ©F vonLienis URAUD'S ORIENTAL M B NN TemovesTan, Plinples, Fr. ok Moth Pateliis, Kadhiaiul Skin and every blonislh on e deteetion. | 1 T Moo tie test of 10 CRE an o X A5 WELL 7S No otlicr PURIFI Sl ni . AL Ny Sl fady 01 O i (@ patient) “axy Tadiesw il use iy feast harmful of all e san prepara- e Foi ¥ D 1 TR (NS Pron Tt Miney cor 14th anl Harney, is the most substantially cons:ructed hotel build- ing in Omaha. eral heavy brick firewalls running from basement t» roof. Al ceilings and floors lined w.th Asbastos fire proof lin- ing, making it impossib'e to burn quick, Fir escapes and fire alarms throughsut the build- in. Steam heat, hot and cold water andsun- shine in every room. Table unsurpassed any- wllerc. B. SILLOWAY, Propri etor. " UNION DZPOT HOTEL. Corner 11th and Muson Strests: 1alf block west of Unlon Pacitic and B, & M. Dej w bullding, new furnitur elass, conle t loeation in O surround g country, gas, bath Rates, $160and §1.50. Every e of curs, prs within one block. evespt Shrman Avenuo and Hanseom Park Hne, § blocks away and you ean Lranser (o those 16 you wish y thing first- 'TELW ENDON Ei Contrally All the Latest Located Luprovements, Br ew Yorl. NTED. e to st e Finiess L Clothos Line: the only line over invented that holds Ehe ¢tothos without pins; o per- fect suce ne recontly Issued; suld only by ) the exclusive right Is glven; oi ro- Coipt ot 20 cents wo wilsend n sample lne by il alan cireularss price Bt and terns th agents: seeira your territory nt once. . Addross TILE PINLESS CLOTHES LIN flermon S, Woredster Miesy WA 1ons pr \tes, Wi SCHOOL Os SHERWOOD B0 York Life Bl ', On TELEGRAPHY. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, ured for geotn £or clrculars, 4 New ha JROK SALE—Good fari. 10 ilos trom Couni- il BIufTs, with very Liree orchard, 86 per acre, Eizhty wore farni, near riilvoud Station W HITA) por Joluston & Van Patte Council Bluirs e OOk kENT A nice G-room house fnrge yard 1o desirablo. party ehirgor J. W Squite, 101 Dearl stroot \ JANTED Noventh avenud TORSE that ean ot sell or tri Addre Brown, L2 wost Broadwiy, with free of Girl at boarding house, + Couneil Blufrs, bred. Will cutl on D, Blutrs, . fine s or Counc CUAIRVOYANT and “sychometric or ciyir- reter roadings: wlso diagnosis of disei nend lock of L e €or rendings by letter. S Suys and oven ngs. Mrs B Hoopor. 1422 Aves due B, 1 oriier Bth street, Councll Blufrs. Terms, d'c and $1.0), MAGNIFICENT acre property in five ets loctted 23 wiles from postoftice, for sale on reasonuble’ terns — Some fine resk denee property for rent by Diy & Hoss (OKS\LE or Bouses, oy J Bluirs Kont—2irdan lanl with R itioa. 0 dain et Jouaeld Bicycie. i m war of tie ol i Invest (lies have L suy Ihe «olumbia bost ouly good f retiable an'l popular Cooum whitt some unscrupulous de for thelr Whevls ne Cofumbia is worth its wel even with “free silver Do Vithout a Refrigerator, Tn hot woather it §s fmpossible to do so an preserve your health and comfort, Food cans- 1oL Lo preseryed without din gerois deteriora tion. In i conked or raw state, without refris eration. You wiltind iCmord impossible than evertodo without this importantiad jun -t when you it North star and learn the Drices wo will ke for the nest thirty days. Gasoline Stoves, Lawn Mow And it lower figures than you ever pot Every article thelifh- est gl Serd v We have the this 1s not the Wt in g e, arden hose fore BOFOCHS it 0o Ule ut Lttlo o Th There s n o d ¢ erator. Health an ntned ot 1L prop r y pr r < Mitko your honies conifortis DeVol, 504 Brosdway Must Go at Coat. of your endeavor nz 2 by s with fort \bsoIuLe oSt JLWL i puy yo Window S Doors and our & Son, No. 11 Main Shugart street, Councll Lluffs, PAGI S The Majority Of so-caned cough-cures do little more than fmpair the digestive functions and_creato bile. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, on the,con trary, while it cures the cough, does not in terfere with the functions of either stomach or liver. No other medicine 18 so safe and eMcacious in diseases of the throat and luugs. our years ago 1t a severe cold, which was followed by a terrible cough, 1 was very sick, and confined to my bed about four moiths. 1 employed a_plysician most of the time, who finatly said T was in consump- tion, and that lie could not help me. One of my neighbors advised me to try Ayer's Chierry Pectoral. T did so, and, before T had finished taking the fist bottle was able to situp all the time, and to go out. By the time 1 had finished the bottle T was well, and have remained so ever since.” L. D. Bixby, ville, Vt Ayers Cherry Pectoral, PREFARED B DR.J.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Prica §1; alx bottles, 85, FOR MOSQUITO BITES, @ SUN-BURN, SO0RE ata. FEET, LAMENESS from OVER- EXERTION, CHAF\HG To Dathe FACE and HANDS when hzaTed efe. DON'T F ORGET when sfarfing on vacsfion o tae 77 with you You are sure 1o need if: perhaps VERY MVUCH indeed REFUSE SUBSTITOTES probably worthless Accept POND'S EXTRACTonly. Ponas Exfract Co., New York and London. < MOTHERS -' mEND” RKES Hg p B LESSENS PAIN DIMINISHES D! %’f;;;fiz;zffia"?“"“h{f{p TPARFIELD REGULRTOR co, ATU\NT e A "FRENCH SPECIFIC, d t mi: l:'?fi'ln‘!'lv: ant poy-naucfi‘ -«monmm ull where gthert boule. dollar. " See slg E for all S. Cures dirsctionswith sach = Paid Up Capital, « - o - A Summer Resort, Liake Manawa Hotel. Attractions: Fino Fishing, Roating, wnd Excellont Mineral Water, Only fifteen ming Mde from Councll | BLuffs Motor trains every half hour, direct | to centers of Counetl Biufms and Omahi, Most delighttul and accossiba place tor plenie part TELEPHONE N() 45. _BELT Bath 3 WANTRD, DUIE C B D1 000 Broadway, Council Hiili1~_ TELEPHONE 2064, CITIZENS STATA BANK Blulfs, .. $150,000 70, UJJ “J.UOJ ar, O Glaason, B Bhugart. £ K. 11art ) D Edmundson, Charies K. Hannan, Trinssct gensral banking busis ness. Lar:est capital and surpius of way ban«in Southwestorn lowa INTERESTON TIM: DE2D3 T3 NEW OGDEN HOTEL. Centrally locatad in the business portion of Council Biuffs, all the street car lines in the city passing the door. Modern and conven- ient; thoroughly fire proof; 120 guest chambers. The best $2 a day house In the we Board and room from $30 per month up. Table board $3 per week. G. M. WHITNEY, Mgr., THE GRAND Council Bluffs, l[a. la Couneil CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PROFITS. TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS DirecToRa—1 A M This Elegantly Appointa1 Hotal is Now Opan. George T. Dr. M. H. CHAMBERLIN Eye. Ear, Nos: and Throat SURGEDN. Council Blufls, Ia. Shugart-Beno Bk, lum‘nl Oto 12 m Tand § p.om. Phelps, Manager “Gas Heating Stoves. | No Asnes! Just the t Ca No Suoke inz for bath roo-as, hed roo ns, eta. ind See Our Ao assortment. C. B. Gas and Elaztriz Light Co. L1 Poart and 210 Matu Street. First Nahoyal--Bank COUNOCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. $10,00) the clty. Forelzn and A asoarltiss Kol Oldest organized bank In domestic oxchang and 1o \ttornoys ut lnw, e in the stite s Van st Beno block, Councit Biutfs, La, Prac- anl iy GG Shugart Avo)tats o kil poratioas UL Ja¢ attention pal Hiotlo uals ks, Dakors vl o inv it NEORD, Py AW Adent. MAN, ¢ Pt hlor 3. Assiata t Cashior H. J. Chamhers, jAYgrrer av Law. No. 10 Business noil's store. hours. 8 u. 1. oY p. i, Tolephone No. 23 Counell Bluns, L 27 DY M MAIN S STRIE Over L Jacquemin & Co's Jew elry fto ' w. C. ESTEPR, 14 N- Main St., Council Bluffs.| Fuurm] Director and Em"almer, Chlohestor's Engliah Diamond Th ENRYR in"siamps for el for Mail. 10,000 isiiestor Chemica: Sold Y ali Lozt Drugaiom, TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, of every description. Pack Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th S Merchants who have them redyed and finishad BED FEATHERS R qual to ne Which s thc LARCES T TRY %8 @E(E\; prietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St,, Omaha kages r shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any char NOVATED latest und most approved machinery, at less cost than you o 621 Broadway, Council Dye, clenn and refinisi; goods eived at either e or at the Souncil Bluffs, price list. cter can have Offices Send fol AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the - paid beforo, 9 T0 EVANs JOR SHOf g G B (lewq5 Orijjfi/“hf’“ f oM PT ATTENT10) N 412 Brond way o JAALL ORDERS Council Bickte, oy