Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 14, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: - ARL STRE NO 12 Pi Del vers T y Oarrier In any TILTON part of the ¢ MANAGER TELEPHONES S Business Office TFLEPHONES | Rilsnes MisoR N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluf MENTION. s Lumber Co., conl Crafus chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water in ard or house 0 10 Bixby's, 302 Merriam blovk Three citizens were manufactured by Judge Macy in the district court yesterday, prepar atory to the fail electio A joint meoting will be held by ‘Encampment No. %, 1 Legion, and the Ladies’ Avxiliary The ladies of Broadway Methoaist Epi pal church wiil hold & “Carnival of the Sea sous’ at Masonic temple Thursday, N ber 10, Frank Haugh of Wisner, Neb, A. Wagers of O'Neiil Neb, yesterday afterncon at th Justice Hammer, A letter has been received in this nouncing the marriage of Miss Bel a voung lady who formerly resided Charles Lewis, of Lima, O, A bicycle tournament t ce in Mi iri owing to the bad roads it ha until Wednesday, October 21 Marriage licenscs Jonn O'Keefc d of Council Bluffs, a and Susan D, Coger, this evoning yal Veteran and Mazie . were married Grand botel b; advertised tc touny boen | was Vall ied yesterday to o id Charles A\, Torrence both of St. Joseph Pottawattamic tribe, No. 21, tmproved Order of Red Men, witl meet this, Wednes day, eve ut their wigwam, corner Broudway and Mmn street, for speeivl work. At mem bers desired to be p Sacury The following jurors were drawn yester day for the October term of superior court James Kilday, D. B. Clark, W. M. Robinson, J. Sandel, O. 'H. Lucas, L. Zurmeublen, Ira Scuofleld, George D. Brown and R. V Phillips, City Treasurer Kinnehan sold $20,000 worth of city_bouds rday at par. The city bonas have risen in value severil degrees in the past fow years, and the fact tkat y quoted at paris a good ndication of the prosperity. A social was given last ows' hall by the members o A large numter were present from the lodges of South Omaha and Omaha, Among them was John Evaus, grand master for the state of Nebraska, he evening was spent very pleasantly. Liefroshments wer served by tiie ladics f tho order. A stipulation was placed on 1ile n the district court yesterday in_the case of the Owmaha National bank against tho Kimball- Champ luvestment, company, agrceing that the court should make an_order for the re lease of the homesteads of Louise (. Kimbahl and Alla D, Champ. ‘The order was made later in the day, freeing the property in ques- tion from all incumbrances. Judge Macy issued an order uthorizing C. R. Honuan, receiver for the Kimball-Champ Investmont compauy, to lease the Grand hotel for a period not to ex- ceed thirty duys, the loase specifying that the lessce may renew the lase at the oxpira tion of the thirty days, subject to the order of the court. tho present manager, will ¢ tohald the place as heretofor A telegram was yesterday morning Georg Tho e evenin evenng i Odd the Rebekah vesterday received from nnouncing the W. Meirian in that city on €ains reached Council accompanied by 15 W, m, Mrs. 1. Stillw , relatives of the deceased. The fun- eral will occur this afternoon at 1 o'clock from Lunk undertaking establishment, Rev. (i W. Crofts officiatiug. The Boston Store people, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Coun- cil Bluffs, will issue today the initial number of a beautiful illust 1 monthly journul entitled *Fashions.” It is a finely printed and -contains as much choice matter as the highest priced peri- odicals and wiil be the mirror in which the ladies ean see the newest fashioas of the day. It is a beautiful publication. The price will only be 50e a year or 5e copy. Tonight eich lady who visits the Boston Store from 6 to 9 will be given a sample copy free, Chicago death of Monday Bluffs Merriam, | and Mrs. M SSI'8, at Pound of tea a Lund Bros. »r d fine Jap T-pot, LSON AL LGRAP NS, Mra. Joseph Wells visited the Corn palace Monday. Georgo P, Sunford wip to Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs, Ronert Warren are visiting their daughter, Mrs. D. B. Dailoy Dr. . B, Lacy and mother and Mes, J Atlans left yesterday for Sioux City and Mrs, E. E. Wright leave today oux City to take in the Corn palace, J. R. Carrothers has roturned from o busi- ness trip in the east, and will visit friends in this eity for a few day Frea Loutzing Emma, lave retu Louis and southe Captain I has returned from a B and daughtor, ned from a yisit a {llinois., Martin of the police force and Deputy Marshal ¢, H. White loft for Sioux City yesterday tor u fow days' vusticating, Miss Myra Crane is seriously 11l as the re sult of a severe cald contracted a couple weeks ago, Thero are some aoubts as to her recover Miss to St. Miss Mary Gleason, maker, 14 1 1 street, hionable dross- upstairs, Bros Lamps from 2 Lund Main street, No Miaai Requived, here is now about £2,000 in the city treas- ury to Uo devoted to paying the refund sewer tax to those who have overpaid. There ave still a large number of property ows who ave antitled to a refund, but who have not yet taken advantage of the ovportunmity to receive their dues, This neglect has given rise to a new occupation whieh has proved profitablo to the few who have tried it, at the expense of the property owners. 'A note is sent to the citizens who have a credit on the city books, stating the fact, and notifyiug th recipient that the amount will be collected on the payment of a small fee, which need not be paid unless the suit is successful. Quite & number have put the watter in the hands of their would-be-bene- factor, and of course huve received theiv money in the course of a day or two. City Audifor Lang states that these middlomen’s sorvices ave not required, and that those who aro_entitled to the refund can get their money alone, as well as with theirassistance, The occupation of these middlomen will probably be done away with as soou as this act becomes goneraliy known, e Stand lamps, every shape and price Lund Bros, s minals Cony The trial of cases on the eriminal docket was aguin taken up yesterday 1 the district sourt. Frank Rutan was found guilty of horse stealing and the value of the stolen property was fixea at $215. James Murray and H, A. Griswold withdrew their previous plea of not guilty of the ch; of burglary and pleaded guilty. John Morris pleaded puilty to the chargo of ussault upon Peter Hansen, The churge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury was withdrawn, and Morris was sentenced to thirty days' imprisonment in the couuty jait S, Smith, charged with embezzlement, wus dismissed, the prosecuting witness fail g 10 appear. In the case agaiust Sam Glover, charged with burglary, a verdict of guilty waus returned. The trial of Geovge Dounelly, on the charge of stealing & wateh 1d chaln on Cutofl island, was tuken up but not completed. It will be resuwmed this worning. R Resol tlons of Condolence. Resolutions of condolence were drawn up by tue Knights of Pythias at their meeting Mouday evening, over the death of M Gallagher. The commitiee consistea of John G. Tiplou, Jawes G. Wesiey sud Johu 8. Vool heety, both | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS, Several Claimants to the Property of & Fusl Company. MUCH JUSTICE COURT LITIGATION. 0 3 of By Virtue of Sheriff's Luce Was in I the Business, But it Was Sale ssession Temporary. caused took Considerable excitement was torday morning by a war which over the oftice of the ompany, located at 50 party was composed of 1. I his attornoy, B, W. Hight, and C. . Luring and his attoruey G. S. Wright aad G. H. Mayne. J. 1. Luce of Logan ied the property, having purchased it ata sherifl’s sale ut the time the assignment of the fuel company was made last summer. He rented the property to I, E. Hoaglana, who retained of the place for a few days, until Giaeon Mayne found out what was going ou. Mayne held a deed to the nroperty, and raised no ob) ion to Hoagland as a tenant until found that he could sell the building to C. k. Luring. He of. fered Hongland £25 to get out, but Hoagland replied that he kuew what a good thing was when he bad it, and said ne would stay Mayne accordingly concocted asclicie to get Hoagland out. He sued Luring for a month’s rent, and althouzn thers was 1o rent due Luring confossed judgment and the property was taken in possession by Constablo Nich olson. ring was at once put in charge of the oftice and its coutents Hoagland co nced a suit in Justico Cones’ court against Luring for forcible entry and detainer, and vesterday a decision was rendered in bis favor. Hight, sccom- panjed by his client, went to the armed with a writ of ouster, but Luring's at- torneys had learned what was going on and reached the place justin time to learn that Luring had been but out for non-puyment, of rent, and immediately reinstated him upon his farvishing a aclivery bond. In trying to follow the constable into the building Hight cidentally broke a » pane of glass, An injuniction was immediately sued out in the district court restraining Hoagland from mterfering with the constable or with Luring in his possession, and Hoaglana was loft out jn tho cold. e has commenced a suit of bis own, however, to recover damages of §,000 from Luring for the wrongful de tention of the property, and the affair prowises to be intercsting before it is done with. A large crowd was attracted by the doings of the attorneys at the oflice. EIGHT-DAY yes- place Blufts Fuel adway. One Hougland and the other of 1. P. and By clai possession GREAT AL At the Boston Store, Counc Ta. The great cight-day sale at the Boston store opened Saturday morning with marvelous suec The store was crowded all day loug with anxious buy- P The proprictors, Fotheringham. Whitelaw & are proud to think that their y the public with the latest in staple, dry and fancy goods at the very lowest cash prices are duly appreciated. The gre salo is now in fuil swing. Don’t fail to attend and get a shave of the most won- derful bargains in dry goods ever of- fered. Below are only a few of the thousands of bar are being offered during this sale. and at- ietive bargains laid on our counters ily. 10y Bluffs, 2 nts (fast 5 'goods for cases steel gray prints 7e, for 5e. 82inch wide challie, medium colors, just the thing for com- forters, sold for 10¢ and 124¢, in one lot 5 vd. 86-inch suitings, sold for 8c, to close at se. Simpson’s fine satines (colors only), sold early in the socason for 22¢, price to close 74 -4 unbleache goods during sale 174c. 10 piecos 27-inch ved flannel (Shaker all-wool), worth 33c, during sale 2 65 pieces Canton flannel worth € Bic. 2 cases Canton flannel vds dar colors), sheeting 224c, for worth 8¢, for 34e, yht prints during sale marked down from He, Lonsdale cambric 10¢ a y CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Woe have just enlavged this depart- ment about one-half, making it by far the best coat room in the eity. The stock we show this season is composed of all the latest, nobbiest and newest de- signs of both foreign and domesticstyles, One of the popular garments this seuson is fur trimmed. We show a fulllline from 5.00 to %3000 trimmed in all kinds of fur, BOSTON STORIE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, T — Dodged the Court Oflicer, A. S. Hazelton, chaivman of the republican county central committee, hus just returned from & visit to Avoea and tells a story on tho democ candidate for sheriff which 1s causing considerable amusement amoug tho people of Avoca ut present. For tho past ten days the district court hus been occupied with the trial of a numoer of suloon injunction cases. During the progress of the trial it became necessury to prove the ownership of the bu liscussion, and in some way Hazen learned that he was 10 be called upon by the prosecution to tes- tify. He at once loft the court room, where ho had been listening to the trial, and went to a grocery store not. far. An oficer of the court fol but just as he en- tered the front door tuzen saw him and went out at the back. A lively chase ensued, but Hazen managed to get away from his les swift footed pursuer. The officer immndi ately returned to the court houso and had a subpoena issuea for the would-be sheriff, and later in the afternoon he attempted to serve it on Huzen, whom Le found in a sa- loon. While he was reading the back door suddenly came iato play again, and when the officer looked up ' Hazen bad disappeared. He was not se for a week, but returned to s home within an hour after the adjournment of court on Saturday afternoon. Yesterday the court beld another short session and Hazen im- proved the opportunity of coming to Council Bluffs. He spent the day i looking over the ground and getling acquuinted with the voters, A BEk roporter saw him on the stroet and asied him what the chauces were for the success of the democrats. “AVell,” was tho reply, “things are looking very well just at present. I thought I would come down: to the Bluffs and see what 1 could do for myself, Scaulan, the republican can- didate, hins been to Avoca several times lately und has got a good many votes in our ond of the county, so I thouyn it would be no more than fair for me to come to Council Bluffs and return the compliment.’ Dra. Woodbury, dentists, Pearl t, next to Grand hotel. Telephone apade work a speciulty. e Swanson Musie Co., Masonie temple. Knocked in the Head, Judge MeGoo entored a decree yesterday in the superior court in the Br hubeas corpus case which has kept the tougues of the Missouri Valley gossips waggiug for the past two years. He found that Judge Carson had placed Mrs. Brezee in the custody of her husbund, A. E. Brezee, pending the trial und sottlement of her case, and that in spite of her claim tha: sho had been placed in charge of her hus- band with the consent of the Board of Su vervisors of Harrison county, the custody lasted only uutil the final deeision of Judge Carson, wheu she was remanded to tho proper officers of Harrison county, jrezee claimed to be acting as the agent of the Board of Supervisors, but as tho evi dence sbows uo such agency an order is given for the aischarge of A. E. Brezee, aud for the other defeadauts, and the babeas rd. atie 30 | | continucd by dismissed, The costs plaintiff, Mrs. Brezee, o the defendant, A, I, Brezee, with the under. standing that if they cannot be realized from the estate of the Brezees the costs, 50 far as the plaintifl’s witnesses are concer shail be paid by Harrison county. Excep tions woere made by both plaiutiff and all the defendants. corpus case is taxed up to the The finest banquet lamps made are at Lund Bros., 23 Main strect. Polding the Inquest. The coroner empanelled a jury yesterday & the undertaking rooms of Charles Lunkley the body of James Bernard's hospital were exam. med and held au inquest ove Sullivan, who died at S| on Monday. Several witnesses ined and although the mind of each on to be settied on the point that Sullivan had died from the effects of a kick received from A. K. Belgum, no one coula testify pos- itively that he had scen the blow delivered. William Hansen, who bought out the saloon formerly kept, by Belgum, was moving into his quarters at the time thetrouble occurred, and Sullivan was working for him, He said that Sullivan offered to set up the drinks to the crowd, but Belgum learnod that he had only 15 cents, and refused to give them the Jigior, Sullivan insisted, and a quarrel en- sued, in the course of which be saw Sullivan strike Belgum, Dora Jacobson, a whose remarks had to v jury by an interpreter, testified that she saw Sullivan strike Beigi and knock him over, She knew uothing of Sullivan's having been kicked until she saw him taken to the hospi- tal. Dr, I, I Seyoert, oneof the physicians who made the post mortem examination, de- seribed the condition in which the body was found after death substantially as given in vesterduy's Beg, e said a blow could have caused death sooner than in the present case, but he was positive the aeath had been the result of a blow of some kind Dr. Donald Macrae, jr., told what he_knew of the case from the time ho first took hold of it, which was immediately after the injury was first -complained of. In his opinion death was undoubtedly caused by an injury of some kind, though what the exact n ro of the injury was he could not say positively The abscess which was found by the doc might have been started without any inju whatever, but he was satisfied that was not the case. ' There are still some witnesses that could novbo found yesterday, and the con- clusion of the 1nquest was postponed until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, I left the city accompanied by his wife the day after the fight in his saloon. o some of his his acquaintances he said he was bound for Chicao and to others Wisconsin. Tke au- thorities are inclined to the opinion that he is as likely to bo found in Texas or the Sand- wich islands as cither of the other places mentioned, ana although some far sighted ofticers have said they can find bim inside of 4 week if heshould be wanted, the belief is general that ho has gone for good. pung German woman translated to the just rec Brondw Mandel & Klein sell furniture, carpets, cooking und heating stoves at cost to quit business. Did you sce that new line of hanging lamps at Lund Bros Frank Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Democratic Primaries. The democrats held their primaries i the various wards last eveuing to clect dolegates t0 the township convention, at which are to bo nommnated candidates for justice of the peace, constable, and township trustee. Tho following were clected Lirst ward—Charles Huber, Jake Turk, A Brooks, S. Covalt, P. Hagg, John linder, James Wickham, ' Vie Jéunings, James Nicholson. Second—-G. A. Holmes, W. Whittlesey, Gus Larson, MucDonald, W. L. ¥ H, Knephe & Tird—Willl Grabam, J. J. F cen, 1. S, M fourth—Ed_Sherloc Paschel, William Seiss, G H. Murbhy, J. L. Lutz. Miifth—M. Cailahan, Ben Austin, Fred Rapp, R. Hines, 4. Ciisick, A. W. Burkhoft, R. B! Hondricks, N. O'Brien. In the Fifth ward the deiegates were instructed to vote for M. Callahan for justice of the peace, while those of the First ‘were instructed to vote for Charles Nickolson for ccnstable. Tho other wards were not instructad, al- though the delegation in the Second 15 un- dorstood to be for A. T, Whittlesey for jus- tice. At the close of the primaries & meeting was held in the headquarters in the Merriam block for the purpose of organizing u ciub. About 200 signutures were secured, W. H. Ware delivercd an adaress. Attend the “Treaty of Limerick’ inment at Boyd’s now theater 50 cents, Alstrand, I¢. N. m Maloney, Max Mohn, Dan ainey, D. A. Pareell,’ John C. Lange, H. corge Wesley, J. en- te to- night. e FROM 'ROUND ABOUT U Nebrasca, Crete hopes to have a new B. & M. depot soon. Lightsing rod sharks have badly bitten a couple of farmers near Diller A largo number of Germans are settling in ranklin county on Maron prairie. Richardson Couuty’s Teachers association meeting has been posponed until October 24 Tue Cozard News and Reporter have been consoliduted under the management of Mr. B. Scott. Elmer Draper, a 19-year old boy has escaped from Jail at Broke: still at liverty. Two drunken men driving recklessly near Osceoln, van their team over W. B. Folson, badly injuring him. The old settlors of the northwest quarter of Custer county met last week and formed association of J. J. Joyner as president. Pred Hedde, the veteran editor of the and Island Independeut] has startea on @ vacation trip through lowa, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin. Pat Melvin fell out of a wagon a few miles south of Ponca and broke one of his arms in twe:'aces. One of the bones was forced through the flesh, making it a very painful fracture. A pioce of brass was taken out of the chin of William Rudolph of Wymore, It measured onc-eighth by three-eighis of an inch i size, and Mr. Rudolph bas no idea how or when it came there. Postmaster Smith of Fairbury had bhad 5,000 head of cabbage which promsed to ke him in kraut for the winter, but in the last two woeks 3,000 of the cabbages rotted. Tho soil was too rich and the plaats grew too fast to form solid heads. A man n a great hurry rode up toa Re public City hivery barn and asked fora horse and buggy to go to Hardy for repairstoa threshing machine. The rig was furnished aud the stranger left the bay mare e was riding. That was Friday ana nothing more was heard of him until Sunday when other parties came to the barn from Sutton, looking for @ horse thief. They identifiea the mare that had been left aod took her. The livery man is short one team, Two Kearnoy county ried under peculiar circumstances iu Kansas the other day. Lew Snarr of- Lowell and Mrs.Cleary of the samo place were the parties, Snarr, who is 74 years old, secured u divorco lust week. Mus. Cleary, aged 62 yoars, has ebjoyed the luxury of seven husband have been going 1t alone for six ycurs raska law would not allow their marria: they struck across the line and Thursday roturned to Kearuey county, As aresult of a series of says the Norfoli News, it has | od that beets that have had the tap-root cut off wnd left in the ground two or three days increase 1 sugar and yield from one-half to ove and one fourth per cent. T'he cutting of the tap root cause the beet to ripen fully, the length of ime required being from one to threo days, while beets that are left in the ground undisturned continue to grow and do not ripew and do not as a rule increase in sacchariue unless the weather {s warm aud bright. Ihe aiscovery was first made by Horace McBride, and the experiments were the factory munagement with the result indicated. This discovery will un doubtedly be of considerablo beuslit to the burglar, Bow and 1s rosidents were mar | beet raisers,who should take advantage of it - at Hoyd’s tonight, -~ Car No. 1, 0f the United States fish com. mission, has just been pulting a lot of young tish iu Rock river at Milau, “Limerick e, | Ohairman Walker Lookinz After the Appeal Oases, | ABOUT RATES TO NEBRASKA FOINTS, He Refuses to Anthorize Rock Island Tarif Lincoln Busi- ness—Other Affairs Closely Investigated, the on Cuicago, TiL, Oct. 18, ~Decisions in five cascs uppealed to the board of commission- ers of tho Westorn Traflic association were given out toduy by Chairman Walker. Tue first referred to the Mississippi river, Peoria and Chicago rates on traftic to and from the Missouri ri It provides that Mississippi rates shall apply west of a line commencing at Dubuque; thence via the Burhington & Northern rond to Savannah, thenco via the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy to Fulton, Denrock, Bartow, Alpha, South Gladstone, Carthage Junction, Dalias, Carthage, Quincy and [ast Louisiaba, thonce via the Chicago & Alton to st St. Louis, T'he second decision approves of a propo- sition to allow lake and rail lines connecting with the association roads at Lake Superior and Lake Michigan ports the same shave of through transcontinental rates that the all- rail lines are allowed, with the understand- fng that if lake and rail lines charge less than tnis share the difforence shall beabsorbed by the transcontinental lines, Phe third cireular orders the cancellation of division rate sheet No, 64, under which inequalitics exist iu_proportion of rates be- tween Chicago * and lower Mississiopi rive points, applyiag on freight to aud from Mis- souri, Kansas, Neoraska and Colorado, Another decision is fn the form of a resolu- tion adopted by the commissioners atluding to the reports that commissions are being paid on shipments of freight Jestined to poiuts in the territory of the association and ordering tho guilty lines to desist the pra tice or take the consequeaces of violating the agreement, “The fifth docision sustains the appeals of the itock Island road for the action of the Transmissouri association which, at its Sep- tember meeting, refused to authorize rates established by 'that_company from Lincoln, eb., to points in Nebraska and northern IKansas points, Mr. Walker's plan is approved. The offi- cials of both the Atchison and the Chicago & Alton roads, express thomselves as_ satisfied with the proposition of Chairman Walker, regarding divisiots with the three 1's ruads. Tho Burlington, however, has not yet given its approval, though it will probakly agreo to the plan providing the original order of the joint rate committee is cancelied. —_— Tho energy and enterprise of the merchants of Colambus Junction, the business portion of which was almost totally destroyed by fire last week, is already asserting itself. Pre- parations ure being made for the immediato rebuilaing of many of the burned buildings, and not a few of them will bo fine brick structures to take the place of the former frame ouildings. RAVELS A LON DISTANCE, Who would have thought that the Carlsbad Sprudel Springs ean be brought from Burope to America; and yet you can obtain Carlsbud Sprudel Salt here at overy drug store, which contains all the solid constituents of the water. Do not be imposed upon by unscrupuions deal- ers, Insist upon the genuine imported article. "DOGTGR ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY will stop a Cough in one night, checlk a Cold in a day, and CURE Consumption if taken in time. IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP Usg it Promptly. A 25 cent bottle may save their lives. “Ask your dru, } Sugist for 1t Tastes Good 51‘225 sP "i'l(nzhsh Pills CONSTIPATION. Twyorite with th A GENUINE MICRO ADICATORC microl anil § size prepild on re Kuacante tride ters suppl I Omuhing ¢ Sey ko Eliis, HUMPHREYS' Dit, HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS aro selentifically and enrcfully propared proscriptions ; used for many cars inprivatey ‘ess,and s by tho pe e it kiily 0§28 whioro Compn A LT South D. Foster aad M. P Council Bl hout drugging, Purg- and are in fact and g Or rox e dies of the World, deed the g the kyst overeign T LNos. cunes. eation, 1 dammation im Fever. Worm Calc Collie, or Teething of Infants oMb ildren oF auits e rg, Oripiug, Biliou Colic. sTera i arbun: oty Coughy, Cold, Neurnlgin B abepat e iliows Stoma ahtpat - Hlious, Soma mio onscd or Paininl Poriods. it 160 Protiie Yot Dioul Treathing claw, Fruptls Tt 1ol LIST OF PRINCIPAS Tnfluensi Cola i i gl Violent Coughs. 1 hy slcal Weakuiess S0l by Drugglats, or it e1pt of price: i (Do) Ky Bound i elotn Sad ¥od, maned” froo HUMPHREYS' MEDIOINE CO. Cor. William and John Streets, Now York. SPECIFICS. LiebigGOMPANY’S EXTRACT OF BEEF ‘“an DARKEST AFRICA,” «By HenryM. Stanle e o a inches of It, and with the broth made from the Liebik beef we restore Gonola only with fuo stmile of J. VON LIEBIG'S slgnature Ink across label thus i blue 27 MAIN STREET, Jacquemin & ver O, B Ca's JuwehiyStae NO OTHICIR LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. For salo by all Drug and Fancy Goods Dealers o 1 nnable to procure this wonderful soup seod $5c in stawps and recelve cako by roturn mail. JAS S, KIRK&CO Chicago. s Witz (the popular 2 y Walt) sent FREE to “anyono sending us l ‘“ ,s ple dellclo\, e}%wur@n@daxf 1\'2(2}’\}\!‘1&% IT WILL NOT IF YOU TAKE KRAUSE'S HeadacheCapsules £500 Reward for nu‘ injurious_substance found ‘Iu 50 Capsiiles. w7~ Perfectly DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE WIII Cure any kind harmless. Money refunded if not aswesay. Sent postpaid on receipt of price, ———— adal-'/le. NORMAN LICHTY, FAMILY CHEMIST, Des Molnes, lowa. ALE BY DRUGGIS SPECIAL NOTIC COUNCIL BLUFF3, ES. JOTICE is hereby glven Coal ‘and Mining company. Incorporated under the Tuws of the state’ of ‘Nebraska, will not be responsih ¢ for ury debts or liabil ties whats Incurred since June 2. 1801, other than debts and Habilities incurred through its duly qualificd officers, nanicly, Joseph Turner. prosident, und John Krecse, ireasure 5 Merriam block, Couneil Blufls, Ta nix Coat Mining company, per John'T ry. “Octobe [MOR RENT — Three ot nished or unfurnished. avenu OR SALE—Two good hard coal base hurncr toves; one an excellent purior cook stove, 1d other household furniture, one 5,00 plitform spring Tizht duble cow und Jersey heifer. Mrs. Thos. that the Phanix cose, ore_rooms. 1 Inquire at 106 Fiest one plano top bug ata boarding house, housgliceplug. ions required. Mrs. D.W. Archer, POOLS aud vaulgs cleancd by odorless ss. Loave orders ut city Dobson. rshal’s office. Ot SALE--A fine IX 200 nero farm 10 miles from Council Biuf 150 neres #5): 80 acres w40 ‘nere traets. Johnston & Van Patton, Council Biufls Wikion: POR RENT—Furnished 025 Third avenu Gor 4 unfurnished rooms in Addross 1, lee oftice of 7 house rooms T XPERT Columbia bioyele, 52 inch, n_por ftoct order. will trado for good rifle. calibre. C. Al Atkins, Couneil Blufs, Tn CLAIRYOYANCE, mind reading or hometry. Diseuses of all kind dia and treated with hot” baths and massage, All lotters promptly answered. Office hours, . 10 10 p.m, No. 1422 aveuue E, near cor th street. {OR SALE or Rent—Gurden land with houses, by J. B Rice, 101 Maln st., Counci Riulls. A CONUNORUM. Which is worth the most? A 5i0-pound stove mide from [ron that costs 700 por ton which s put tozether wit fitting the joints, with stove putty: or i pound stove mide of iron cost perton joints all ground to n perfect fit. with the S nickle work and polish How will you tell the differonce, If you wish to purchase a good stove ANSWER: Only by the reputation n zool article has 1 for itself. By only the Radiant Home and P, P Stewart's in Hoater ana Cook Stoves, at COLE & COLE, 41 MATN STREET and you will not muke @ mistake. Wl and sce us at 41 Muin Street. Always 15ed 1o show goods. A PETRIFIED WOMAN! For the next TWO WEEKS there will be on ox- Nibition at 31 Broadway 2 MAKVELOUS CURIOSITY, A Woman Turned to Stone! Nt has to be seen 1o be apprect The only Petrified Woman on Exhibition in the World GUARANTEE SATISFACTION REFUNDRD, wderful numan fossll, a perfectly rfect In every featu und Wroppod boin rosy and been turned Tnto ston by s we or MoNEY 1tis o w ality th wonderful petrifactions than the whole cont - Sciontific lnvestigation is courted, Phy s udmitted froe. lies will be admitted between 2 and 4 n o lady attendant wilshow them the wonde Admittan THE GRAND Council Bluffs, la ELEGANTLY HOTEL IS NOW N. W. TAYLOR, COOK'S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Special attention given to Eleetric Bells, Burglar Alarms, Announciators and Incandescent Wiring, WALTER V. COOK, Children, 10e, THIS APPOINTED OPEN. Manag 13 PEARIL ST, COU NCIL. BLUFFS COUNCIL Galvanized Iron G R GRAIL 10156 and 1017 Estimates furnishad 1 Iron Cornice Work. Iron I o Fronts no | Coppor W Arilstio work & Apeciaity. Corrss pondunce sobielted (rom polats 30 wiles from Cuua ¢l Blufls and Omaha. Jornice & SON Broadwayy, Works, PROPS BROWNING, KING & il S Wi Cot The slight change in the PACIOUS FLOORS with ING OF OUR OWN MANUE 15th and Douglas woathe anxious AL ts. THREE CA buyers CLOTH has crowded our and eag MADE lookers rer rURle Hundreds of Men's Suits FRESH FROM OUR designs, prices vanging from | | | | | | | ) We're ampiy prepared for the rush with WELL | 1 1 1 1 TAILORS, 1 embracing all new fabrics and $10 to $35. You might as well buy a suit that fits, Hundreds of Men's Ouercoats Made ¢ p with every o not a garme head, with prices rang ing from L and in all the prevailing stylos and tox t in the entire lot but would grace a crowned $10 to $40. Hundreds of natty little Knee Pant Suits $2 and up. Hundreds of Boys’ Long Pant Suits, our make, $4, $5 and $6. Tt's no trouble to fit such prices the boys, and no trouble for parents to buy at n Men’s Furnishings and Hats You might search the east and west and not succ tyle and enormous quantity Prices for first quality goods no higher clsewhere for no name qualities. ) in, ask to be shown over our thros loo-s ) variety, the Lall and Winter. than paid (When you com d in finding the embraced in our lny out for BROWING, KING & (1) Reliable Clothiers, Southwest Cor. 15th & Douglas Send for catalogue. OPEN DITAT SR SR, M. BMVENINGES GOAL. WARM WEATHER makes W ARM PRICES HAVE YOU CAUGHT ON? Cox is Selling His Celebrated LEXINGTON LUMP §3.50. LEXINGTON NUT - $3.00. ROCK SPRINGS AND 16 Main Street. WYOM!L ALWAYS IN STOCK. ‘Telephone 48, COUNGCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS. All kinds of D eing fabric; made to 100k a5 00d a5 NOW. country. Send for price list C. A. MACHAN, 2 L . 1013 Broadway, N GITIZENS STATE BANK | ouncil Bluf CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PROFITS AND SURPLU .$150,000 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL Dikkcrons—1. A, M Shuzurt, B E, b, D Edumindson, ¢ 1t Hannan. Transict general banking bust ness. Lurcest eapital und surplus of any ban ¢ {h fouthwestern Towa NTEZREST ON TIME lier, 1. 0, ¢ DEPOSIT3 H. J. Chambers, Tt bt e M. nell's store, phone No. 3 Business Lours S om0 pow, Council Blufs, L, at law Prac the state an and O Shug Saunders =8 Beno block, Counclt Biaffs, La PIRST NATIONALBANK OF COUNC Paid Up Cap'tal.... f srganized bank lin the exchangs aud ocal A pald Lo eollvetion 1 oor Oldest domestl attont) Ity. Forelgn and aritios. Kapocial Accounts of Indiyia s 8 rations 0licite L GKO, F. BANFORD, Fr A W, RIEK o Jont AN, Cashior, RICE, Assistant Cashier, \d Cleaning dons in the high, Wori pr ar Northwestera Depot, | $100,000 | We wa t strle of the art, Faded and stained mply done and delivered in all p rts of the PROPRIETOR. CIL BLUFFS, IDOWA, COUN THE OLDEST MILLING FIRM IN THE WEST. FFMAY & S % » ANg oY R\ COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, For Bread Makine or Rolls rant this brand of t made anywhere GROCER Flour equal in the U, 8 FOR 1T, White Loaf, 1ZSCHUCK, Oms 1118 Jackson 10 the he ASK B YOUR Other Brand . wly Riser \ Agent, street,