Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1891, Page 3

THE OMA HA BEE. (OUN(,IL BLUT F' OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. rier In any part of the City, TILTON, - MANAGER. 1ONFS | Business Office EPHONES { Night or Delivered by 1w FL MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Lo, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water in your yard or house &0 to Bixby's, 502 Merr A marrisge license ws issued yesterday to Fisher and Daisy Mitchell, both of this city. Ernost Francke and Mes. Itegina Call, both of Owaha, werc married yesterday by Jus- tice Cones, here will be a concert this evening at the Epworth Methodist church, corner of Ave- nuo B and Twenty-fifth street, Tho “Married Ladies’ Social socloty”’ will have cakes on sale Saturday at Mr. Bado- lett's, corner Seventh and Broadway, also at Mr. Zolar's, Upper Broadway. The place of holding the republican caucus in the Iifth ward has been chauged from Charles Sh tore to Mundel's store, corner of S enth strect and Fourth avenue, The funeral of John Dalton, who was run over by the Burlington switch engine, took place yesterday afternoon from tho residence at tho corner of Fifteenth rnd Pirst avenuo, An attempt was made at burglary night before last, the residence of M. P. El being the 'victim. The midnight visitors wero heard by the proprietor, who met ther nalf way. When they found they were dis- covered they fled. All chiarter members of the Ladies’ Auxil- fary of the Union Veteran Legion will wmeet this evening in Castle hall for the purpose of instituting the new lodge and installing office Eucampment No. 8, Union Vet Lewion, will also meet wit them, Amumber of laaies will arrive in_the city this morning from Perry for the purpose of instituting a temple of the Pythian Sister- hood. 'The ceremony will take place this evening at Castle hall, and all knights and Indies whoso names are eurolled are re- quested to be at the hall at § o'clock sharp. — A very small pill, but a very good one. Witt's Little Early Risers. The Reason Why We have marked our goods at plain manufacturers’ prices is that we are go- ing out of business. Our time here is limited and we are willing to dispose of our goods without a cent of profit as rapidly as we can employ heip to wait on customers. Everybody ‘who visits our store can s t goods cost and all must be sold at cost. Furniture, carpets, cooking and heating stoves, bedding at actual cost; many goods less than cost. Call early before the stock is broken. MANDEL & KLEIN. ent De Morningside. The truth of the matter is that Morn- ingside is as pretty a place natur: one can find for a home, und that it has been laid out to the best advantage pos- sible, und is being rapidly improved. —— PELSONAL ¥ Ilt."ill.ll'“,\(. Jacob Neumayr returned yosterday from a lwro;:cnn trip. L. A. Devine and family have returncd from n ‘trip to the east. M. J. Sullivan_and_wife leave m a few days for a trip to Madison, S. D, Miss Elsie Sayles roturned yesterday from a visit with triends in Mt. Pléasant. The Howe Seales, the only scale wvith_pro- tected benvings. No check rods. Cata- logues of Borden & Selleck Co., Agts., Chi- cago, Ill. Morningside. Platted last year. Land cleared and grubbed, streets laid out and paved, houses built, sidewalk built, ecity water put in, streets ordered paved. A vear from now the whole addition will be a beautiful park, well built up with fine houses and with all modern conveniences, pbs bt Still In the Lead. Miss Ragsdale’s millinery opening will ocour next, Wednesday and Thursday, Boptembor 23 and 24, 337 Broadway. Frank Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Doctors Meet. The Medical Society of the Missouri Val- ley held its opening session last evening in the court room of the federai building. It had been the intention of the society to meet in the parlors of tho Grand hotel, but the at- tendance proved to bo so far ahead ot the most sanguine expectations that the change of location was decided upon, The following is a list of the arrivals up to the hour of adjournment last evening: 8. Stewart, South Omaha; Thomas, Coun- cl Blufts; T. B, Lacey, Ilull Bluffs; E, Houston, Stanberry, Mo.: J. M. Richmond, St. Joseph, Mo., . .. Brockett, Shenand F. Bacon, Omaha: ( 'y, Couneil Blufts; M. L. Hild , Lyons, Neb.; John ' Green, Bluffs; ' S. R. Millen, Clarind Schuy- b.: B, F. Crummer, Omab J. P, 1, Omaha; A. D, Nesbit, kaman, Neb, ; A. B! Somer, Omaha; I. A. Bult, Butler, Neb.; A.J. M \lh‘hl A\\!\lmnh Neb.; R. M. Stone, Omaha; 1. F. White, Council Bluffs; H. W: Hyde, Omabn; W, . Brownwhig, 3 D. Macra, Council Blufs; J. C. De- mse, Omahia; 8. Grover Burnett, Kunsas ¥ F. W. Houghton, Council Bluffs; M, . Weymann, St.Joseph; C. W. Hargens, Council Bluffs: W. H. Christie, Omaba: C, (. Harr, Council Bluffs; B. 1. Mattice, Omaha F. W. Porterfield, Atlantios, R. C. Moore, Omaha; eorge Wilkinson, Omaba; J. H. Cleaver, Council Bluffs; J. D. Wicks, Schuy- ler, Nob.; V. H. Coffman, Omaha; Gertrude C cade, Omaha; Eleanor Stallard Dailey, Omaba; Joseph Navelle, Omaha; J. C. Rob- ortson, Council Bluffs; £. omersloy, Omaha: George Freoman, Um.llm. A, A, Parker, Omaha; H. L. Hewitson, Omaha; W. R. Lavonder, Omaha; J. M. MoManigal, Omaha; W. F. Milroy, On Vernon L. Treynor, Council Blutr . Gilmore, Omaha; V Pierce, Carson: Mary Strong, Omaba;J. C. Waterman, Council Bluffs; Ada Bowenson, Reynolds, T M ©'Connll, Ponca, Neb.; H. , Omaha. Tho first thing on the pi paper on_“‘Pseudo Experts in Lunac dr. 8. Grover Burnett of Kansas City, was a soathing.criticism of the present cus- tom that provails in the courts of allowing attorneys to bring forth auyone who nas been able to secure a diploma from sny sort of a medical institute and iutroduce him on the wilness stand as a “‘medical expert” in any branch that happened to be in question, He took the ground that in cases where insanity was the qustion, 1o one should be allowed' to be l::” on the stand as an expert unless he had een living among insane patients and had cured the insight which comes only from the closest examination iuto the peguliarities of the tims themsely He also thought tho question whether a witness was an expert or not should be decided by the court and not by the attorney who tad thesubpoeoaissued. Ho sustained his position by eiting a number of instances in which the evil effects of tho present system were shown. The reading of the paper was followed by a discussion which was participated in by Drs. Thomas, P Stone and Gapen, This was followed by an interesting paper on ourasthenia Treated by the Keely Method,” Dr. J. F. White gave an interesting talk in ‘regard to “‘Gratuities Wrongly Bestowed,” after wwhich the socloty adjourned to the Grand hotel, where a maguificent banquet had been prepured for them. At the close of the banquet prover, & numoer of toasts were respouded to, Dr. Donald Macrae of this city Acting as toast master, DeoWitt's Little Early Risers. Bestlittle ill ever made. Cure corstipation every me. Noue equal. Use them now. Morningside, Tho streets aro ordered paved, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Democrats Promise to Kick Up a Very Lively Row. MANY CANDIDATES TOR EVERY OFFICE, Today Wil Witness a Struggle Among the Unterrified Hosts Which May Split the Party. The democrats of Pottawattamie county will hold their convention today. The dis- sensions which arose in the rank and file of the party last Tuesday evening have been steadily growing evers since, until a genuine war seems likely to break out. W. H. Knep- her, who is looking with longing eyes at the treasurership, is going to make trouble if the statements of some of the old democratic war horses are to be believed. The delega- tion which was elected the other night from the Second ward at the city bullding is said to be unanimously in his favor, and Knepher is quoted as saying that if he doesn't have twolve votes from that ward alone he won't %o into the convention at all, The delegation which was sclected by the dissatistied demo- crats i tho same ward is going to make a frantic struggle for recognition from the con- vention, and Knepher is also quoted as say- ing that if tho convention recognizes the up- starts at tho exponse of his regulars, ho has a lot of good friends who will pull their knives out of their pockets and o in for gore, metaphorically speaking. The prospects for war are accordingly very flattering. ‘' contest for sheriff'is a badly mixed up affair, and time alone can tell how it will bo unraveled, Three candidates are mentioned protainently from outside the city, viz: A. 12, Hooker of Avoca, J. T. Hazen' and J, P. Stubr of Minden. Hooker is O'Neill's dep- uty at Avoca. and he consequently has some- thing of an udvantage in the way of experi- ence. He is said to have spiked fully half of the delegates outside of the city, while neither of the others have more than half a dozen or 5o that they can be suro of. Charley Walters of this city is doing consiacrable wire-pulling of a more or less quiet nature, but thero are a number of delegates from Council Bluffs who say they will vote for a republican sheriff in preference to'him, A democrat who has the reputation of keep- ing thoroughly abreast of tho times it polit- ical mutters, furnished the following infor- wation to a BEk reporter yesterday in regard ro the candidates whoso names wil be brought before the party for nomination to the various offices: Wiiliam Gronweg has a monopoly ou all senatorial uspirations that are to bé found in_the democratic party far as is known. The candidates for the leg- islature are more numerous. \. H. Ware, R. W. Briges, A. W. Wyman, J. W. Hem- sted, J. B. Johannsen ana S, . Underwood have covetous eyes on the office, and even Lu- cius Wells is said to bo willing to exchange the business of selling self-binders for that of making laws. Those who have siguified their willingness to accept the nomination of sneriff are C. D. Walters, Lars Jensen, A, R. Hooker, Jobn P, Stubr, John T. Hazen and George C. Wise. Several weeks ago Chief of Police Cary was known to have an eye on the oftice, but recently his remarks have been few and made only to his iutimate friends. The same domosrat states that Mr. Cary 15 holding up his lightning rod and praying as hard as be knows how that it may be struck. For county treasurer the following are in the fleld: W. D, Hardin, J. B. Matthews, Brooks Read, Knepher, 'A.'T. Rice, F. W. Spetman and John Plumer. There are bub two candidates for county superintendent of schools, O. H. Marsh and J. K. Cooper. Dr. J. C. Waterman is the only oue who wants the office of coroner. Kor county surveyor Judson and F. Stimson are the candi- T'wo members of the Board of Super- €0 out this fall, Alexander Osler Charles Alexander. The latter is a candidate for re-clection, and with him are J. R. Wilmot, John Williams, J. R. Black ard D, A. Cole. Of all this amount of democratic talent a good share must be disappointed. Republicans aro taking advantage of this fact, and are making a canvass of the situation with a view to making_something moro between now and next Saturday, when the republi- can primaries are to be held. The squabble in the democratic ranks have convinced the republican leaders that now is their chance toslide iu and win some of the plums them- selves, visors and The Latest Conundram. Why {s Haller's Sursaparilla and Burdock like the most popular soap of the day. Because they both cleanse the skin and leave it both soft and velvety, —_— . Preparations are being made for the annual display at the Council Bluffs miliinery parfors, 829 Broadway, and Misses Sprink & Fearon promises the ladies of this city and vicinity some- thing that will agreeably surprise them. Ladies’ Vests Having quite a few of the ladies’ Swiss and lisle vests on hand yet we have decided to run them another week at the sacrifice pri Ladies light w vests, e, Ladies 9e, or 3 for Laaies medium woight Swis former price 25¢, now 17¢. Lust but the best bargain, ladie ptian lisle vests, 45¢ goods, for 2 At the Boston Store, Council Blails, Morningside. City water in front of every lot. Good Deai of Trouble, Considering. Theodore Bray commenced a suit in the superior court in 1858 against Mason Wise to collect $140 for a horse which beldnged to Wad Cary and which had been seized by Wise to pay for his keeping. The suit was ed before Judge Aylesworth and a verdict ts was rendered in favor of the ‘The outcome of the case was un- satisfactory to the attorneys and the case was appealed to the supreme court. ‘The pavers have just been recewved from tho supreme court, with the court's decision marked “affirmed.”’ Bray's attorneys will now proceed to collect their judgment of cents, ght ribbed cotton yptiancotton vests (shaped), vests, Delicious and Healthtul, Soterian Ginger Ale—Excelsior Sprggs e —— Good Morning-side, Table T 18 and Musling, When in search of a nice table cover or table napkins, or anything in the way of muslins step into the Store, Council Blulls, They are headguarters for everything in line. Our low prices aly asure 1o show goods. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta, Bells Robinson, concert, pi teacher, Studio, 410 Broudw Randlett-Langmade. A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at § o'clock at the residence of A. P. Langmade. The parties were Clarence B, Randlett of Concord, N. H., and Miss Flor- ence Langmade, The bride has grown up in this city and bas a host of friends who will unite in extending congratulations, The groom is & young man of high character and education anda is a graduate of West Point mhitary academ; "Tho use of calomel for derangements of the liver has ruied many & fine coustitution Those who, for similar troubles, have tried Ayer's pills testify to their efficacy in thor- oughly remedying the malady without njury to the system. niste and —— Morningside, Tho addition of two public parksg Swanson music company, 335 Broad- way. False Report. A report was circulated all over the eity yesterday that Prof, D, W, McDermid had died at bis home in Winnipog, Canada, from THE OMAHA DAILY BEIL, an attack of pneumonia. The fnformation profossed to come through a telogram re coived by Prof. Southwick of the Deat and Dumb Institute, Frof, Southwick was seen yestorday afternoon, and stated tnat_he had received no telegram at all from Prof. Mo- Dermid, and that the only informatio hud bad concerning him was & lotter which stated that bo had beon i1l but was rapidly recovering. How the report originated is a mystery. — Mrs. Winelow's soothing syrup for ohil- ren teething softens the gums aud allays al at Lake Manawa. Sum- mer returned and evary afternoon and evening hundreds ave taking advan- tage of the fine bathing. Pt~ 8 Morningside. Don’t visit it without taking a stroll through Graham park, amous Case. Attorney General Stone finished his brief yesterday in the famous case of the United States ngainst the Des Moines River Naviga- tion company, which has been in the supreme court for the last twenty-five years, It is massive dccument of about 120 type written pages, and tells the story of the case at con- siderable length, About 110,000 acres of land were given by the United States government to the state of lowa on condition that the state should make certain jm- provements along the Des Moines river. The state turned over the lana _to a com- pany known as the Des Moines River Navi- gation company with the same conditions. The company took the land and sold it, but neglected to muke the required improve- ments, From that time to this the govern- ment has been trying to oust the settiers who claim the land by right of deed from the state. The case will come up for final hear- ing on the third Monday in October before the supreme coart at Washington. Tho land in question is now valued at £4,000,000, and the case is consequentiy of great importance. Information Freo. Do you know that any old sore or cut can be absolutely cured by the intelligent use of Haller’s Barbed Wire' Liniment: Be merci- ful to your horse and try it. ——— New fall goods, finest line in the city, just received at Reiter’s the tailor’s, 310 Broadwa, Picnic at Manhattan beach. Round trip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 50c; on sale at news stands at Mil- lard and Murray hotel; Candidate for Coroner. The friends of Dr.J. 1. Allen have been pushing him to the front the past few days in the race for the coronership and a great deal of quiet work has been done in his behalf. The idications now are that he will come out first hest in the race. He will go out of town with at least tweuty-five votes, and he also has a large number of adherents in the country districts, Dr. Allen is well known in this city, where he has a large and lucra- tive practice. Heisin all ways well fitted for the position, and if elected” will no doubt ill the oftice acceptably. —— Beautiful Morningside. A Chance. A chance not to be had every da, this or while they last the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will offer 5,000 yards fine French satine, beautiful patterns, at the ridiculous price of 10c a yard, as cheap as calico, taking the width into consid- eration; for quality every knows a French satine. BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, — Morningside. Lots sold on monthly payments at low interest. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 80 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telephone 145, High grade work a specialty. o e FOUGHT TO A FINISH. Two “Burlington” Boys Settle a Dif- ference in the Roped Arena. The general headquarters buildng of the B. & M. railway is assuming a vory *‘sporty” tone and holds within 1ts walls several patrons of the various popular sports, The basé ball crank is too numerous to mention and the devetees of the kindred sports of hunting and fishing are nume entertain the entive force with accounts of their wonderful adventures, but it was not until yesterday that it became known that the headquarters also boasted a brace of full fledged prizo fighters. This fact would not have leaked out then but for the very dilapi- dated appearance of Frank Rasmussen, a young man about 18 years old, employed in the telegraph office, better known as “Rassy,” and Fred Johnson, a clerk in the geueral freight ofiice, about, the samo age, and catled “Curly” for short. Rassy tried in _vain to hide a varie- gated ~ optic and a swelling on his left check the size of a hen’s exg, decked in several colors, while Curly wore his hat per- ched jauntily over his forehead which was decorated with a projection done in sombre colors. The appearance of these two ambitious youths naturally excited a great deal of sus- picion and the truth of the matter leaked out during the da ¢ night these two kids, accompanied Boyd of the gencral manager's of- Tousland, George Guild and Al Shoox of the freight tariff ofiice, Sike Os- borne of the treasurer’s office and another clerk whose name could not be learned, went s the Douglas Street bridge to the lowa Hero a_twenty-four foot ring was staked out and the doughty principals were prepared for the bloody fray, Boyd, Tousland and Osborne acted s scc- onds for Rasmussen, while Guild and the nameless party performed the same service for Johnson. Shook acted as refereo. “The principals stepped into the ring strip- ped to the waist and each had blood in his cye. ‘Time was called and they went at it savagely with bare knuckles. ~ The contost lasted ten short rounds and the decision_of the referee was in favor of Rasmus After the victor and the vanquished had been sponged off vhe party returned to this city and all swore seci As far as could be leared the conflict was merely for fhe purpose cf settling who was the best mau, but there is a growing suspi- cion about tha headquarters that thero is an affair of the heart at tho bottom of the busi- ness, CAUGHT IN THE s Swo p Down Busy Counterfeiter. A fow days ago Deputy United States Marshal S. M. Melick arrested a young man named Clark in Lincoln for passing counter- felt money at the fair. Clark had & hoaring before & United States commissioner and was bound over for trial in the sum of §1,000, Marshal Melick picked up a clow when Clark was arrested and started out to locate the plant where the bogus coin wus being manufactured. An arrest made yesterday afternoon shows how successful thoy were, In a littlo slab shanty among the willows near st Omaha David Enslow w found yesterduy afternoon by the United States marshal ‘and Detective Charles Crow and placed under arrest charged with making counterfeit coin, Quito & number of moulds and some metals used in the manufacture of the money were also found and confiscated by the marshal. The story of the capture isan interesting one and reflects credit upon the officers who worked tne case up. The prisoner is con- fined in the county jail, along with his pal Clark. NS DeWitt's Little larly Risers; best little pllls for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath, ACT. Linco!n Oftice on a Mow to Obtain a Fair Complexion by Natural Means. The natural Carlsbad Sprudel Sait (powder torni), 1s an lent Aperient. Luxative and Diurct 1t clenrs the complexion und purl fies the blood. Itis easily soluble. pleasaut 10 take and ps nent in act The ger 1 |;|n4[mlo!ll| Carisbad Spi 1s im port nd lm!hcv Euch bottle hus the “Elsner & Mendelson Co,, New "ou the neck. us onough to, FRIDAY. WARD CLUR'MEE [ ING | Republicans of the!Ninth Ready for the Campaign The Ninth Ward Reptiblican club reorgan- ized last evening in its hall at Twenty-ninth and Farnam for the comine campaign. The first thing they done Was' to elect officers, which was accomplisbed after something of a row. The officers elecg are W. I l\'u-rm»ml, president; K. P. Davis,'¥ico president; C. J Johnson, treasurer;-Jerome Coulter, secre. tary ; Charles J. D'Jourdet janitor, The president announced that the ward committeemen to whom was delegatad tho work ot naming the delegates from the Ninth ward to the state convention preferred to have the club select them, and a commitfeo consisting of Messrs, Davis, Frce and John- son was appointed to briug in a list of names to be balloted for by the club, The committee selected the following delo- gates—Dr, S, D, Mercer, Frank_Ransom, W. L. Kierstea 5. Winters, Alternate A , C. J. Johnson, Simon Trosler, F M. Ellis, A. iwards. The above named gentlemen were unanimously selocted to be reported to the county centril committee, A resolution was adopted asking the Park commissioners to accept the offer of Charles Turner of twenty lots between Farnam and Dodge and Thirty-first street and Thirty-first avenue at $1,500 per iot, as the adjoining owners had agreed in that event to e an additional fifty feet and present it to the commissioners as an addition to the park; and that thenext big park be purchased in the northern part of the city. Several members of the Sixth ward club were present and spoke in favor of tho jubi- 0 be held in Exposition hall October 17, A committee, cansisting of Messrs, Paimer, Trosler and Pettit, was appointed to assist thém 1n selling tickets, Mr. O'Donohue was appointed a committeo of one to secure the loan of chairs from the IReal Estate exchange. It was d to hold the meetings of the club eve sduy evening, and this meet- ing adjourncd for ono week. Fourth Ward Republicans. A large number of the republicaus of the Fourth ward attended the meeting of the Fourth Ward Republican club at Judge Anderson’s oftice last night. The action of the county ¢ HARMLESS. T0 ASSIST Nfl'fi{ IN REMOVING AU Aodivl WALURE poisons from the body is the great mission of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. Microbi cannot exist in the blood when| it promptly forces them out, and cures the patient. It has relieved thousands in a few days who had suffered for years. Mr. F. Z. NELSON, a prominent and wealthy citizen of Fremont, Nebraska, suffered for years with SCROFULA, and it continued to grow worse in spite of all treatment. Finally, Four Bottles of i7 ured him. He writes: ‘*Words re inadequate to cxpress my gratitude and favorable opinion of SWIFT’S SPECIFIC. Treatise on Blood aud 8kin Diecases mailed frea BWLET SFECIFIC CC Atlanta. HOTHERS FRIEND” |REOEEN atral commit- Drawer 3, ee \' /’MKE LESS!hS PAI 10 LIFE DIyjNISHES DAY ANGER O s MOTHER nwiLea Mu' HI LP "OARFIELD HEGUMTUR 00, TLM‘T EBRASI{A National Bank ). 8, DEPOSITORY. - OMAHA NEB Capital ...$400,000 Surpld! 68,000 Ofticers and Directors—-Ilenry W. Yates, Prosident; Lewls 8. Reed. Maurice, W. V. Morse, John R C."Cushing, J. N. 1L, Patrick, W. H. 5. Hughes, Cashier. THERE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. General Banking Bustuess Transacted. PERCENT INTEREST PAIDONDEFOSITS »7 OMAHALOANTRUSTCO SAVINGS - BANK SECOR. 16" &O0UGLASSTS. CAPITAL:%S 100.000.00 DIRECTORS ;A UWYMAN - E.W.NASH. JHMILLARD GUY-CBARTON-G.B. L AKE. JJ.BROWN-THOS-L.KIMBALL. | *QUOD AB OMNIBUS QUOD UBIQUE. Eritish Medical Journal, A po//z%(zrzk *'THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” % The best beverage.” Tri SOLE EXPORTERS THE APOLLINARIS COMPANY, LD, LONDON, ENG. 11, LoNnow, ant and o favorite with the ludtea. Sold in nd for 1. 134, ln A thow, from your Drug send to W. i1 100K 48 Weat Broadway, Ne ¢ Sale by KUHN & 0O, MAN & MeCONNELE, Omaha ana SHE RES Rl)()c D'r n z:x b The Gnm}{rmn Pack Philadolpliis For ingsect bites use Pond's Extract. UNION DEPOT HOTEL. Corner 10th and Mason Streets. New bullding, new furniture, every thing first class; finest location in the eity; all modern m 1ty Hoa Call Holls; Bath r Shop In con Eloctric nnd Cablo Cars toany part of ¢ y us and bo c vinced that wo have i the mon west of Chicugo. You can Become A Teacher, A Bookkeeper, A Stenographer, A Typewriter. properly taken; as | CPTEMBER 18 too In selooting the county delegation to the state conven! n was endorsed. Prosident Sudborough announced for the information of the club thut the county con- vention would probably be calied on Oce tober 19 Captain Wood regaled the gathering by reciting the McKeighan episode at the Grand Isiand encampment, after which the club ad- Journed for one woek First Ward Fal There was to have been First ward republicans at Arion hall, Eleventh and Plorce stroots, last night, but owirg to the small numtor present the meet- ing was postponed until some day next week re. moeting of the i e No gripping, no nausea, no DeWitt's Littlo Early Risers Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill, - BOODL when taken pain are oT1AW. CANDAL Examinations of Witnesses Docs Not Make it Appear in a Better Light Orrawa, Ont., Sept. 17.—The Printing bureau iavestigation was continued today. 0. Beachemier of Montreal, showed that Senecal, the superintendent, obtained nivety commissions from his firm on $00 worth of orders, I\ Benoit, president of the Montreal Con- servativo association in 1887, gave evidenco s to receiving a $1,500 check for eloction purposes, made out by the Dominion Type company. The opposition wanted to examine the re porter who took the notes in tne New Eng- land company-LaPresso suit to show that J. Brooks Young, a recent witness, had mado a_different statement about the much talked of lotter from Chapleau to Young. Tho con- servatives objected to the admission of such ovidence, and during the discussion n wordy war took place between Lister and Fosto mimster of finance. Lister suid that Foste knew that Young hiad given in criminating ovidence in the trial at Montreal. Fostor de- fed this, but Lister reiteratad, when Foste angrily appealed to the commiitee to be pr tected from such blackguardism. Lister finally took it back and Foster peacefuily ac- rcpml, afers. Curesal At all druzgists SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, nde lght road wagon, 120 1bs, for y bleycle, ludies'. 110 Avenue I CPERT Columbia bioyele Will “trade for in per- rifle, Two blucksmiths ut lu\s Bros." ctory, Council Bluffs, horse; or quiet buggy Call ut T, adraught horse. 14*011 SALE harnessmuker Deppe. 1 icely furnished front room with or without boerd. References. 1109 Fourth avenue LAIRVOYANC chome Diso| and treated with hot All letters promptly answere Oa . to 10 ., No. 1422 avenue E, near cor. s T e R 6)40 ACRE IOWA FARM AT 0 PER %0 and 160 acro farm. Large list. Johnson & Van Patten, i 1d hotel. ool 8. assistant. ‘YA\ ani KO0 Waes for those coning Woll Fecom mended. WANT house, No. wom wo good_girls at outh Sixth street. Gurdon land_ with 101 Maln st., Council JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS FXPOSITICN, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs. CAPITAL STOCK vere . $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.....$225,000 I; A Mitter DIRECTOR: Shugart, B R. Hai . Gleaso undson, el est cupital and surplus of any bank in Southwestern Towa, NTEREST ON TIME DEFOSITS FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital 100,000 Oldest organized bank in tho city. Forelgn and domestlc exchnnge and local securitios. Especial ollectlc Junts of individ- s and corporations sollelto L. epondenco Invite AW, |‘u| BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FIFTH AVENUE AND Can be reached fro motor. onducted by the Sisters of Charity, B, V. M. RMS—Lor board and tultion, embracing nehes of u finished oducation for yoing for sossion of five months, coni- mencing tirst Monday in September and Feb- ruary, respeetively. ~ For further particulars address. SISTER SUPERIOR, ny, Council Blufrs, Ta. VENTH ST. any of the depots on iels Acad THE GRAND Council Bluffs, ELEGANTLY APPOD HOTEL IS NOW OPEN. N. W. TAYL.(_)R Manager. COOK'S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Special attention given to I Bells, Burglae Alarms, Annour and Incandescent Wiring. WALTERV. COOK, RL ST. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. THIS TED 3 P | w. C. ESTEPR, ‘ 14 N. Main 8t., Council Bluff: |Funeral Director and Embalmer, COUNCIL nl,l’:'i Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, K. GRAHL & SON, PROI'S 10156 and 1017 Broacdwayy, Estimates furnished on all kinds of Galvanizod Iron Cornlee Work. Iron It ¢, Store Fronts an | Copper Work. - Artlstle work n Apoclalty. Corray pondence soliclted from polnts 00 miles from Coun il Bluffs and Omaba. Board $2. ixpenses Low. \rwl for Circular. BROWNING, KING & (0. Reliable Clot/ers. Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas. Streets 1ST FL.LOOR: MEN’S SUITS. Fall and Winter Suits, made by our own factory, for men of fashion, for men of business, and for men of leisure. They are suits that will gracefully become any one of you, and llv‘ most astonishing feature you'll notice about them will be the extremely low prices marked on the dangling tickets, We'll show you many new fabrics in suitings this fall. WEe'LL rir YOU PERFECT, OR GIVE You THE surr., If you've got a suit in mind for the near future, you'll detect no mistakes in the make-up of this line. 2ND FLLOOR: Youne Men's, Youths', Boys” and Childven’s (lothing. Excellent styles this fall. No slight visible in the manu- facture of garments for this department. We kxow that boys make men, We'll start you right in point of dress. All suits on this floor are money-savers to economists. They've got the style to ‘“’em,” the fit's perfect, and the price often less than paid for slop-shop. Bovs, bring your MoTHERS, and MOTHERS, bring your Bovs, and see how neat and how cheap you can be fitted out from a first-class stock. 3RD FL.OOR: We Devote to Overcoats The best light in the city. Our present stock of fall weight, medium weight, dress and general wear Overcoats you'll visjt the ends of the earth and locate no finer or better assortment, :uful our prices, like quality and style, wiLL BEAR well the light of day. IN FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS we'ra equally well prepared for you. Come early, come often and come in numbers, = Browning, King & Co., RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas, SEND FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUE. TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. Dye, clean and refinish goods of every description. Packages received at_either office or at the Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for prics list. N chants who have shop-wore: or soiled fabries of any character can have them redyed and finished equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the ud most approved machinery,atest at less cost than you ever paid bafora. Broadway, Councll