Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1891, Page 3

THE ONMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET, Delivered by Carrier in cny part of the Olty. I W, TILTON, - MANAGER ,NFs ! Buainess Office No. 43 TELEFHONES { Ni4E Editor No. 2 MINOIR N ENTION. N. Y. I, Co. uncil Bluffs Lumber Co., coal rufu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block social union of the Iirst Presbyterian chureh will meet tomorrow evening ab th residence of Miss Avmstrozy, 1000 hig sireet Rev, W. J. Harsha of the rian church, Omaha, dell sesterday afternoon at the Christian association rooms. A ice was present, cousidering tho nd the talk was highly enjoyed, The Young Men's Christian will glve a socinl Thanksgiving the rooms in the Merriam block tive mustcal and hterary pr rendered, and rofreshments will Admission, 15 cents Travel ou the mot First Prosbyte- cd_an address Young Men's largo audi- weather, association vening at An attrac am will be be sery rline was considorably interfered with vesterday by the flurey of suow that fell carly in the morning. ~'Ihe BHOW plows wero put at work, and in a short time the tracks were cleaned off, after which tho train v ularly as usual uto fetter from Mrs, Francis Murphy friend in_this city states tnat she Mr. Murpny tinye had a wonderful meet ut Seattlo, Wash., 7,000 signers to the pledgo haying been secu They closed their meeting there yesterday, and loft at once for Portland, , whero they will remain for severnl weeis. At a mecting of the geners having in churge the campiire and fair by Abe Lincolu post, Grand Army of the Ro- public, a resolution was adopted extending the thinks of the post 10 Mrs A, Roff, Mrs, M. J. O'Neill and .M. wor for music furnished duriug the entertainment, and also to Mrs. Auna I, Meyers tor superin- tending the autograph quilt. The police were kept on the alert last cevening by some men or boys who shot off pistols in various parts of the city. Onere- port was heard on Oakland aveuue, and another on North Seventh street. So far as_could be learncd, there was mno harm done, ex to the feolings of the people iv the vicimty where the shooting was going on, and 1o chio could be obtained to the creutors of the disturbance, Prof. I3 I, Baraket, a native of Syria, de ivered a lecture last evening at the Beroan Baptist church on the eustoms of his native land, It was illustrated with castumes and a great deal of information about Syria was fun- nished those who were present. Another lecture on the same subject will be delivered tonight at the samo place, and tomorrow evening Professor Baraket will appear at the Second Presbyterian chureh, corner of Harmony and Logan streets, The Commerciai Pilgrims of America gave a socinl Saturday evening at the Royal Ar- canum hatl. About 100 members of the order were present, togcther with their families and friends. The evening was spont enjoy ably in cards, dancing, and various other amusements, and refreshments were served, B. I. Duncan of Omaha renacred several musical selections in & very pleasant manner, 1t is the intention of the travelers to havo similar socials at short intervals during tho coming winter. There is a famin in tuckeys this year, and the result is that a large number of fumilies will probably bave to be thankful over other articles of diet than tho regula- tion varn yard fowl. What the reason is 10 ouno secms to know, but so far there have heen but very fow turs keys brought to market by the farmers, aud those which have been brought in wero suapped up at fubulous prices. Unless so new developments turu up in the next f days the prospects are that. most people will find it cheaper to dine on canary birds' tongues next Thursday. Last Week. econd and last week of our great sucrifice clearing sale in order to ke room for our immense stock of holiday goods that is areiving daily. Below we quote a few of our underwear bargains while they last, Sce the daily Nonpar complete hst. KNIT GOODS. EVERYTHING IN HEADWEAR. GENTS' UNDERWEAR DEPART- MENT. shivts (grey) that sold for 25¢ to This is the for a more Gent gout Gents go at 2 Gents shirts and drawers for s3c. Gents? searlet and natural wool shirts and drawers, 7ae and 90c¢ goods, all for this sule at Goe. We show three makes of 50¢ goods in patural, camel’s hair and white, which wo know caunot be beat for value. Sce other burgains at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 each, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ white vests and pants, a bar- gain, 23c cach, We have run underwenr: 45¢ and shirts (grey) that sold for 33¢ to worth 45¢, short some numbers in as o substitute wo put in our ribbed vests in ecru and groy for this sule at 30c ench, Also our 623¢ natural merino ribbed vest with equestrinn pants, warked down for this sale to H0e. Our 0¢ all wool vests and pants in seaviet and gray, in one lot for this sale at 75e, See our immense our second tloor. BOSTON STORE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Blufts, Ia. Store open every evening until 9 o’clock: Saturdays, 10 o’clock. PAKAGRAPIY. Hon. Spencer Smith leaves this morniog for u visit to Des Moin adge I8, C, Hubbard leaves today for Des Moines, where he will enter upon the duties of his new position as postmaster at the state house. Hls many friends bere will wish him success in his new feld. Mrs. and Mrs, J. R Rice, Dr. and s, L, E. Roe, Georgo Motenlf, C. R.” Hannan and J. J. Bradshaw will leave about December 1 for Mobile, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Rice and Dr. Roe will spend the winter there, while tho rest of tho party will return afteru short Visit, holiday display on PE LSONAL Attend the Canholic bazaar tonight, Bordenuy, imperial pints table olive oil, 70c at Slead’s grocory, opposite Ogden house, Swanson Music Co., M asonic temple. W. S. Baird, attorney, Everctt block Seo the latest improved phonograph. Beats Edison First _exhibition in Towa. ‘Hick'ry Farm” Tuesduy night. Sudden Death, Mrs, Willlam Weston died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock ut her residence in Mavaws. She 1 been ill for about & mouth from heart disease, but it was mnot thought that the end wus so near. Her death came very sud denly aud was not expe uuy “of the members of the family, T d occurrence was & great shock to ‘her friends. She wus 42 years of o I'be time of the funeral will be announced later, Call telophone 120 when you want the fiuest groce in Council Blufls, Gute City canned zoo: world, only at Slead’s, 164 opposite Ogden house, il Drs. Woodbury, dentists, streot, noxt to Grand hotel. 146, High grade work a spec e Kindergarten in rooms next to Y. M. C. A., Merriam block, Experienced teachers, Rates very low, in tho adway, finest By 30 Pearl Telophone Aty | NEWS ROM COUNCIL BLUEFS, Things Somewhat Liv:ly at the Union Ble- vator Company's Building. | SHERIFF O'NEILL A FROMINENT FIGURF, Several Car 1s of Grain A\lleged to Have B steriously Lost in the Shufile—News Notes, Things were somewhat lively motning in the yard of theUnton ke pany nearthe transfer. A large numbe } D ent, some of them having be drawn there by curiosity, while others we yostorday ator com- fvisi- n thers to ses that they got hold of the property of the company which they claimed they wero entitled to, Some of tho latter were accompanied by or represented by their attorneys. Stenft O'Neill and a counle of deputies v also on hand attending to the weighing of the grain and the finishing up of the other business which 1 Les commenced in th district court Saturany afternoon nud eve Most of tue morning was occupied in Lhis wa Charles I', [adings of North Platte, ) secured an attachment Sutur i on to those mention in Te Ber vesterd on the grain in the yards. Ile stat that he had sold several carloads of erain to Brown Bras., on the underst 1 that they stould bo paid for when Aciivered. He had also packed several cars more, all ready to bo sont out to the same des- tination, but liad been notified by one of the s for tne Brow Bros. company notto send any more. He was un ablo to find any trace of the grain he haa sent, and consdquently sued out u writ of at- tachment to make up for the loss. The action of Brown Bros in allowing the drafts upon them to o to protest has caused a great feeling of uneasit all over the western country. ‘The company did business with farmers and wholesale cc nission mer- chants all through fowa and Nebraska, and it is thought likely that tho suits alrendy commenced aro but the forerunners of many more. I'hings are becoming some- what complicated, aud it will be impossible for several days yet totellin just what shapo the affaivs of thé company ave to assets and liabilities, DeWitt's Littla aely Risars for tha liver. Don't fail to see the “Dairymaid’s stival,” by forty little girls at the Catholic bazaar tonight. H. V. Slead, the popular mail carrier, has purchased Mullis & Co.’s grocery at 161 Broadwa, New fall goods, finest in the city, at Reiter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. WORK OF CHEISTIAN WOMEN. Interesting Information Concerning the Christian Ass ciation Hospital The ladies of the Women's Christian Association hospial from time tu time aro asked many questions about the mzaner of conducting this institution, the character of the patients received and a vaviety of other matters pertaining to the work carried on there. These interrogations indicate an inter- est in the hospital, but accompanying them there is manifest sometimes a spirit of criti- cism of and hostility to the enterprise that is unpls ant to meet. However Lhe ladies are glad to answer all inquir “The work is a public one, supported by a great many citizens, and all ave entitled to a Correct knowledge' of how it is done and what becomes of the money and gifts so genorously donated. Al kinds of sick people are adwmitted. The finan- cial condition of tho patient and the nature of tne disease go far to determine the price thai is asked. Itis believed that there are few persons who wish to be con- sidered charity patients, but when such apply they are taken in, and all, of whatever coudition, receive the best care it is possi- ble to give. All physicians of good standing in their own schools can enter their patients there and treat them in their own way A share of tho county patients are assigned to this hospital, some of them being incur- able, rematn as long as they live if not pr vided tor elsewhere, Among thea are often- times o cluss called “unfortunato girls.” Some of the patrons and friends feav that crime and immorality are encouraged by re- ceiving and nursing to recovery this class of patients, The answer given by the soc ety is: Pirst. They ueed shelter and care, and wmust not be turned away. Shoula it be second application and offense they aro received, though it would be still “truo not that they need the same care as in the first instance, Sccond. The society is a brnd of Chui en; its aims are to do Christsan work. The housing and nursing of these irls furnish opportunities for home wmission— ary work. The clothing and feeding such as these and bidding them *go and sin no more,” is_following the teachings and exam- pie of the Savior. 1f possible, after wheir re covory, good places will bo found for them, where ' they can takoe their babics or earn money to pay for their keeping. lu the fu- ture there aro to be no infants adopted or given nway from the hospital. The 1rd reason is, that nurses in training must have opportunities for learnins this de- partment of nursiug along with othor Jines, and there is 1o other way of sceuring such struction, Other reasous mizht bo given, but these three are enough to satisfy the in- telligent reader and thinker, that there can be no encouragement to wrong-doing by caring for thoso onteasts. That this Christian hespital is reeded is demonstrated by its existence, and the sup- port given by its many friends. The socioty is thaukful for past favors, and hopes to de- sorve commendation iu the future in o greater degree than in the past, ONE OF T No gripping, no nausea, no Witt's Little [arly Risers aro taken, pill, Safe il Hest pill. Apply at St. Joo house, Council Blufls, if you desire to purchase cheap for cash hotel and bar furniture and fixtures. House for rent. Hotel Gordon is first class, The finest grade of boots and shoes at Morris’, 6 Pearl street. Birthday Party . Horman Grote celebrated his 63th birthday last Saturday by entertaining a party of his friends at s residence, 903 Kast Broadway, in honor of the day. A suriptuous dinner was served, all the members ot the famly being present, and tho oceasion was a very enjoyablo one, The following were preseut, togother with theie families: Osear Younkermau, Matt Bartelle and Louis Kost of this city; Chn refosky of Owaha and Herman, Adolpt and Wiltielm Grote, Popularty ealled the king of medicines Hood's avaville, 1t conquers scroful salt rheum and all other blood diseases. s the Jersey Lilly at the temple tonight, Lavies, pain when De- Small 2,00, Masonic George S. Davis, drugglst, 200 Broad- wy, has tho leading drag stove in the astern pact of the city, ana is taking the lead this year in holiduy goods. There will not ba u finer or larger dis- play of the beautiful holiday novelties in the city, and his handsome establish- ment will be the headquarters for Santa Cluus this season siruck It Rich, Ex-Mayor Rohrer, C. E Campbell and other intorested Council Bluffs pecple who own large slices of Sliver Star mining stock, received telegrams yesterday and Saturday announcing that the miners had struck a very rich vein of ore. The property is located near Toston, Mont., not far from Helena, and thousands of doilars have been spent in developing it duriug the last | yesr Moo telograms received yester- HE OM the misring conveying the information | that the vein of ore cut into was from four | to seven feet in width and very rich, making | itone of the greatest strikes ever in the country. As u consequence the Council Bluffs gentlemen who are so heavily inter- ested in the property were feeling in a very plous and thanksgiving mood jast evening. | g from J. W. superintendent, Prova Iine as silk—Halier's Gorman Pilis, Towan's Dissati fiad, Many expressions of diss ction have been heard on the strec the past few days, at tho slight which the citizens of Council Bluffs and of lowa in gen- eral received at the hards of those who have been engineering the effort to eapture the national __ republican convention for Omabia, Much valuable assistance was ren- and vicinity in securing the cndorsement of Omaba ot the state convention, but many prominent citizens stated yesterday that they wero sorry they had ever befriended Omabw's cause, now that tho light of later events s being cast on the affair, Lt is stated that the action of the Omaha commit- tee in negiecting to invite uny reprosentatives from Council Bluffs togo to Washington on the special train was the principal reason for John Y. Stone's rewurning to this city, iustead of remaining in Washington uutil after the national committee meoting. A0e v with- £10,000 for SHick 'y Tuesday night. Reserve out extra charge, at Ellis’, Plush chairs from $1.75 uy suits from $10.50 up; wire spr ut Morgan’s, 740 Broadw Furnitu:e, carpets, stoves Mandel & Klein's. Jan. lst business, Hold on a minute. Look at these vrices, and see what animmense amount of groceries you can get for a little money at Brown’s (. O. D, Prompt de 1 ry and guaranteed goods, 345 Broud- way, Council Bluffs, 1 seats, bed om 1.40, cost, at we quit 1bs geanulated sugar, $1.00 24 1us extra C su . 1,00 10 1bs New Orleans sugar., 1.00 Tomatoes, per can. . s Corn, per can 7 Table peaches, per ¢ 11 Pie peachcs, per can 8 Apricots, peccan. .. .. 15 Surdines, per ¢ per can, . 2 Ibs oatmeal for ally panculs G 1z buclowheat, piackago. b pail fruit jelly for........ Apple butter, . Mince m Arbuckie & € Pienic hams, Dry salt bacon.... Bologna sausage, Pigs feot. 3 1bs lard .. . 3 werkraut, per gal ... Léwis lye, can Scrubbing lye. . 10 bars good so than coffee, package. Starch, per pound 5 Plug tobacco... . 20 Smoking to mcco. . ....... 15 Bulk oysters, quart........ 30 Choice family flour, sa 85 BROW GO 345 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs. Jaryis wild bluckberry is the b s our own vineyards in Califor- is Wine company, Co. Bluils Shiclding His Wife. The case of J. K. Cumverland, charged with the murder of old man Kobinson and nis son at Harlan a couple of years ago, is proving somewhing of a bugvear 1o Judge Deemer, before whom 1t was to have been tried. Cumberland enter- tamned a plen of guilty not long azo to the charge of murderin the first degree in order (o shield his wife, who was indicted for thesame offence. This throws the responsibility upon Judge Decmor of deciding whether Cumber- land shall be hung or imprisoned for life. Judge Deemor has requested Judge Macy to assist himn making his decision, and _the latter has_adjourned his court 1 Page county for the purpose of complying with the quest. — —— If you want to sco some real buttor, watch little dairymaids mako it at the Masonic temple tonight. Juvvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best. i CHATTER OF THE STAGE. orgo S. Knight ha way looking well ph hopelessly domented as to recogaize no one. The international copyright law has stopped the piracy of London music hall fongs by New York publishers and theators. Henry Miller will star next season in “Rosedale,” ono of Lester Wallack’s old plays. He now has a salary of 520 a week. Mrs. S. A, Bakerof Kane's company 1s the oldest actress on the American stage. ~ Sho is au octogenarian and has beon acting ror sixty years, The Meiniugers, who have for years been famous as the best company in Gerinany, havo just made thoir fivst apvearanco in Ainerica at New York. Itis noted as last four years ovel Now York onan ¢ financial success, Francis Wilson’s company has bagun the rehearshal of & new new opera, “The Lion Pamer.” TLe musicfs by Richard Stabl, who wrote *Said Pasha,” DeWolf Hopuer's new opera, *Wang,” is a modification of “King Cole” as produced in Chicago. He pays the author a royalty of 5 per cent of the gross receipts Stuart Robson was booked to play “Is Marringe @ - Fuilure? on the night of his weading. He pleaded illness and the money was refunded to ticket buyers. Bernbardt is said to carn a lavger income than any other woman in tho world. ot even excopting Patti. Her personal profit iu New York is estimated at §7,000 10 §4,000. Mauager Harey Miner paid 15 per cent of the gross receipts of the right to produce “Phe Silver King,” acd itis estimated that the American royaltics on that play will ag- been seen on Broad- cally, but he is so a curious fact that for the v comic opera produced in tensive scale hus been a “The Country Circus” exhibits a new phase of realism. It is a rural play and reproduces ou the stage a spectacular parado and a circus performance 1n a regula tion forty-foot ring. Richard Manstiold will try his luck as a composer of songs. HO has written 4 uumber of catches and farcical ar- rangements, and they are about to be pub- lished in book forw. The London critics have just tumbled to the fact that Augustin Daly’s talk of pro ducing Tennvson’s play was all an adve ing trick, aud now tho7 are saylng o g wany cuiting things about, Auicrican ways, Lillian Russell denies the rumor of he tended marriage to Wiliam Sanford. She hus bad two_disappointwents matrimonial. She says in New Yovk interviows thau she is huppy now and will never marey a third time, The management of Boyd's new theater have received telegraphic informatiou that Louis James, the eminent actor, who for so many years supported Lawrence Barrett, has been engnged by Mr. Joseph Jofferson to play the parts played by tue lae W. J Florence Chicago is baving a season of grand opera at the Auditorium by the Aboey-Grau com- pany. Que of its peculiuritics has been a German opera sung with [talian words with a cast of six principals, one of whom was an AHA DAILY BEE: dered Omaha by the politicians of this city | MONDA ers in each scone stuge as 50 grouped on Yy bis mimio o be taken in WITH'A hureiod glanco i< morm- of the eye. | Kirko La Shalle, agont of Mr. E. S. Willard, arrived from St Louis th ing. Mr. Willard is under tho di agement of A, M Boyd's new theater in De Middleman.” Mr. La Soalle is an | engo newspaper man, nud only a s | since was dramatic’ editorof the | Post. | | Palmer and will In Paris the playwright gots 12 rect man uppear at omber in “The old Chi- hort timo | Evening per cent of the receipts of the theater fn which his play 18 produced, and thero is a society of dramatic authors which- eoliccts these foes for the authur and e performance escape 'rance, But the pay the author is not them in an ment of the r le altogether ir is usually in the shupe of one-l one-h it tickets. Theso tickets aro able and are put on sale through the speculators, Thus, 1f the author' a bix hit, his tickets sell weil: if the his appareit royaltios, Oue of the most important of the theatrical events is the early appe Boyd'snew theater of Edy eminent English actor, 1pported il ELECTRICAL F such satis esults in tho man of bicycles 15 extensively many of the large factorics, The International Congress of Elc at I cal ui ts of the ampere, coulomb, fa using the first letter of each term. A recent plan suggested to overc disagreeable noise of arc lamps is to ulkali silicate with the caroon, the tion of which, as the arc burns, fors ducting vupor that overcomos the bi There is now in system of telegr of the country. The governors of inces keep watch over the lines, care that they are maintained in order. Chicago is to have a bigger statue jamin Franklin than New York statue sizo that Franklin himself was, but cugo statuo of him is to bo twenty-on ph lines runni A electric storage battery car b built for the Birmingham Central company, of Birmingham, England has four Slow.speed motors mounted axies. Tho car is carried on t wheeled tru 80 passengers, vower and light company in San cidentally touched two of tho wires current éntered his body at ono w current used in killing of murderers Sing prison was between 1,500 and 1 A new type of electric railwa, seems 1o have some strong points in has been dev Plainfield, N. storage butter! outof the w fourth nigh tension charging ¢ uothing to do with the railway dirce! track is divided up icto correspondi lated “working circuits,” in which aro the conductors. By connecting oudary battery with the charging v places, at inter it w is convorted into a very low teusion current, which has smalt tendency even if the Iunsulation be cording to the grades or trafiic so haust the batteries equally. [t is that in this way the dificulties the use of the pletely and effe ively overcome. and old sores. —_—— G t Head This. world is not a politician and tus Jones Parker of Louisiana Washington. D. C., is 45 year and isa highly v zon, Mr. Parke or nearly a yard, in while the ordinary man is but tw twenty-one inches in girth. is told in the national capital th Mr, Parker was :8 years ol prominent physiclans, belioving bo destined to an eavly end, maintain him handsomely as lon lived for the privilege of ma autopsy thereafter. Mr, I the great discomfiture of the men. They are said to believe has a twin brain, but cesses scom not different from his fellows. S — Honors to a Criminal. murder at Warrentown, Ga., ovation on his arrival. Many w cavringes waited at the statio ceive . him. tho carringes, and tho proces cago, 1L, i el Afraid of the Baptists, Atlanta Constitution: «*Uncle is as original as Sam Jones. He preached a sermon, that during a trance he , and while there he Methodists, the Presbyterians 1 Episcopulians “way off to one si And what wur de Baptists?” brother 1n the congregation. e (Unele Jason, “How dey cum dar?)! “Well, de Lawd say de BBa Small in Little Earl ize, great i results: Kisers, Bast pill for i now in jail, and is doubtiess in flowers, jellics, fruit cuke an plac for st and vulgar wretch who goe Aling a pig. A City Buried in the A buried city has been discov the bottom of the Adriutice, a litt American, two Gallicizod Poles and thres ltalians, | Mrs. Leslio Carter appears to have mado @ hit at last with “Miss He yett,” just inaugurated a® New York, Iv is described as a ‘eomedy with musie,” though some eritics rogard 1Las & comic opera. It is adanted from the Freach aud the music is by Audran | It is stated that Gilvert, when writiog conie opera. hus & moael of a stage befire him. Little blocks of wood represent men and women, aud the different voices are indi- cated by painted stripes, With theso before bim be writes his libretio, and bus the sing believed to be the lost town which was loc S, Willar nkfort recommended that the s, u Privting House square is about tho d by Mr. W, B. Van . A sories of socondary s are placed in cellars or other pected man and eranium is 32inches circumference wker lived twenty years inexcellent health to his mentul is a colored preacher who, in his w wus right =ut the t'rone,” such onrelinble raskals he had to I‘m-\) ‘em wha' he kin git his hands on ’em! ted on an island dosc! fully watches that no y part of 1 cash, It If money and transfor. » hands of play makes b play 13 & failure he is, of course, unable to dispose of the tickets, and thus he loses a ool part of season’s sarance at , the by A. M. Palmer's company 1n “Tho Middleman.” Mr. Willavd has just coneluded a four weeks engagement at Hooley's, Chicago, during which even the orchestra musicians were crowded from their place by the pablic. *“Tho Middlemun’ is said to be the strongest play yet written by Henry Arthur Jones, whose “Saints and Sinners,” “Silver King’ and other plays are well romembered. Mr. Willard’s present tour—his second Amerl- can—will extend to the Pacific const. RIS, Electric welding has been found to produce ufacture usoa in cctriclans clectri- 1, foule, olim, volt and watt should be abbreviated by come the mix an evapora- ns a con- ssing. China a comprehensive 18 to all parts the proy- and take working of Ben- The tho Chi- eet in height, or nearly four times as tall as he was. has been Tramway 1, which on the wo four cks, and has accommodation for “The assistant superintendont of the electric Antonio, while testing the pressure of the current, ac- and the rist and passed out at ona foot. He was knocked seuscless and badly burned. The meter reaistered 1,400 volts, Tho voltage of the in Sing 50, y, which its favor, of or of one- to one-half ile, connected with a hich has tiy. The ng insu- the rails the sec- civeuit in sories and with the working circuit in wul- tiple arc the high tension charging current working to escape very imperfect. I'he leneth of the sections can be varied ac- 85 10 ex- claimed incident to 1s as conauctors can be com- A R Use Haller's Barb Wire Liniment for horses, it never fails to cure cuts, wounds The owner of the biggest head in the does not even live in a very big city. He is Lof- wenuo of age! citi wenty or The story at when d three him to offered to 2 as he king an s medical that he pro- those of Ashley V. Howell, who is on trial for had an omen in nto re- He was placed in one of sion to the juil wus lilke that of a festival. His cell had been furnished comfortably and decorated with flowers and pictures, R The Howe Scales, the only scale vith pro- tected beavings., No check rods. Cat logues of Borden & Selleck Co., Agts,, Chi- p" Jason recently in which he said was tak n to saw tho wnd_the de,” asled a said ptis’ am DeWitt's constipa tion, best for sick headaghe, best for sour stomach. Through 3'ood o Fame. Tn a gambling dispute over a pot of 45 conts &manin Do Land, Fla., cut an- other man’s.throat a ‘fow duys ago. ile rovoling d other testimonials of regard and admiration that never fall to the lot of the common- s to jall Adrintio. red at le tothe south of the peninsula of Tstrin, It is | of Cissa, ibed WHAT WE SEEK, WE SHALL FIND. Look for the genuine Carlsba del Sultand you will find itin putable drugstore. Itisthe best for dysdopsia, stomachic constipation, and liver discases, to buy only the genuine, d Spru- vor remedy and all Be sur ro- alties to | NOVEMBER | iness in the suit and ovorcoat line 23, 1801. It is Naturél hat we should transact the largest bus It is also natural that our friends competing with us in the line of business should be annoyed at this | sume ad we hold, | and that they should strive desparatoly to close the gap. We can ndmire theie thetr do- vices usod to attract trade, but it is like the heroie efforts and ingenious saili g vessol's attempts to over- take the modern Steam-Propalled Ocean Racer. We do not boast of unmatehable brain power, great business s “swell head our recognition of the ity or other atteibutes. Tt is simply laws of produc- tion and consumption. We manufactara the goods and sell them direct to the consumor. THIS CUl'Ss OFF ALL MIDDLEMEN'S PROFITS. We manufacture on o e scea'e for our retail stores iu the ding eities of the union. THIS INSURES ECON OMY IN PRODUCTION When a clothmaker or manufacturer of any of the material that goos into clothing is forced to sell wo get a full benefit, as there are but fow factories (o compete for the goods. Not so with a forced sale of ready-made clothing, as the thousands of retail dealers through- out the conntry are always ready to buy at any slight reduction. ~ DO YOU SIS THEDIFFERENCE IN OUR FAVOR? Browning, King RELIABL.E CLOTHIERS SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTEENTH Send for Catalogue. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFF 5. WANT to buy stock of groceries or boots and shoes. Wil pay part ca ( part by a5 room hotse and 1ot in On G S, Bec, Council Biuirs AN l-around buy city or country. Re German. - Address, statin Couneil Blufs., TOWA farms for sale: good 480 acre farm, iroved | s Ampreved 80, 4 1 large tow . ns of all s Several farms for rent. Joliston & Van Pat- ten, Coune | Blufls, in ks Hee, ants aposit \ee given. Sj sulary, LM, Anply ut 5 Broadwiy. Joon ® clty w cupying gol WANTEL with bath and I'.ruies oc- solicitors Accident insurance to work for howe compin t, relinblo men fiered. Call or address O, H. Gordon, Council Bluils, Ot enients will lorpe, Hotel pete For rent in Broan bu rl streets, having o atest improv its, heated by st i1, elevator, clasets, Apply to J. J Brown, or Burke & Casdy, on premises, ADIES and gontlemon dsclli book inthe world hollday trade; & a day or i) per address 13) Kuppell ave., off Madison's garden lands, blocks for sale or r t, Council Blull Hess, 39 Pearl st ALl about 1,11 TR sal and Oy ningorde o 1,210 pounds, 62 Near Council Bluffs evator in good run- pacity about 4,000 bush- veain for somo one. R Council Biuils, [TAKEAPILL. 2 Hobb's Aro tho Best on Earth, T Act_gontly yot prompt- Riy on tho LIVER, KID- W NEYS and BOWELS, peiling Hoadaches, Fov: ers and Colds, thorough- LITTLE 1 nsing tho system nstrec habitual constipation They are sugar coated, do not gripe ©od by leading physicians, i drugeists or scnt by mail; 25 cts. a vial. Address HOBY'S MEDICINE CO., Props, San Francisco or Chicago, FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB., BY Ruhn & Co., Co.r 15th & Dougls Sts JLA. Fuller & Co., Cor. 14th & Dougias Sta, 2D Foster & Col, Cotueil Blufls, 1a. by Pliny, but which can not now be found. A New Story of / 18 Ward New York letter to the Philadelphia Press. On Sunday ovening last there was o sacred concert in the saloon of the steamship upon which General Jumes was o passenger, and although the voy- oo had been a tervible one, yet somo 200 of the passengers were e to be prosent at this entertainment. General James presided, and the ent of the evening was a speech made by William Winter, the dramatie critic of the Tri- bune, It was full of charm, humor and pathos; and he recited one of his own poems, an unpublished one. He also told o story of Artemus Ward which is ne He sunid that one evening he and Artemus had bheen attending a thering of litevary friends, and about 3 o'elock in the morning they started down Broadw on their wiy home, When they reached the old Jones house, now demolished, Artemus insisted upon entering. They found a_ solitary night clerk there, who was Jdy “able to awaike sufliciently to receive thom, Ward suid: *Is this the Jones house and he said it very solemnly, and when the clerk informed him that it was, Ward, straightening himself up und assuming a munner of grave importance and mystery, said. SRirst of all T want a bottle of gin an it be negotiated fo The elerk produced it,and then Ward, still maintaining his mauner of heavy mystery, said to the cler “1s the proprictor in?” Yes, he was in, but abed. It is very important that [ see him,” continued Ward; *in foct, of the utmost importance, So the clerk went out to arouse the proprietor, who some ten minutes later came down in his nightshirt, pair of trousers, and slippers over his stock- | ingless feot. Ward seized him impr sivoly by the hand, and then, with the manner of great n led the aston- | ished Jones to u e und, bending to his ear, said in tones which wonld have | done Edwin Forrest credit: **Siv, 1 ha culled to impress upon you the sublime and awful fact that eternal vigilance 1s the price of liberty. Let these words sink deep into your heart, sir,” Jones seomed overcome with astonish- ment so that he was not ungry, and then Winter and Ward walked out of the hotel arm in arm. Just as they reached Open till 8 p. m. E NN HURRAR FU Men's Suits. Made for this med in neat, durs rices from $10 ll'l'uu'n Alberts. sonson's trade. trime blo style, all wool; in up to ologant $33 Men's Overcoats Tn an endless varioty, in all cloths, makes and prices. Wo have n good, warm Business Overcoat for $10, and from that up to tho finest made, Boys" Suits. We have always hada larger and bete tor lino of Boys' and Children’s Suite than any house in the city. Prices, Kneo Pints Suits, from $2.50; Long Pant Suits, from $£50 up. Boys' Overcoats. Ulsters, cape, plain, all cloths, mado to stand the wewr and' keop out the cold, from $3.50 up & Co., AND DOUGLAS STS. Saturdays until 1o o'clock. NOW BUY YOUR MEAT OF . H. MESCHENDORF 333 BROADWAY. Tenderloin..... Short Loins. ... Loins, full...... Rib Roast No 1. Rib Roast No 2 . Roast Beef, Shoulder. . Rounds Whole. ... Shoulder Cod Bonele Sirloin Buts for “Pop Sirloin for Steak...... Rolls of Beef for ki Plaits Rolled for Roast Corned Beef Rumps....... Corned Beef with bone Boiling Beef with bone Boiling Beef Rumps (bonc Spiced Beef coolked Hind Quarter Beef (ste Hind Quarter Beef (cow: Fors Quarter Beof (steers). Fore Quartor Beefl (cows]. . side Beef (steers). .. de Beef (cows)........ Loin and Porterhouse..... SAUSAGE. Veme Bologt Head Cheese Pork ... FOLLOWING PRICES JANUARY 1, '92: BEEF. WILL PREVAIL U MUTTON, RACI Sy s Whole Mutton... Hind Quarter ... I Stews.. .. Legs... . L 10a Whole Veal....... One-half Veal..... Hind quarter Veal Stew Veal.. . 8o .10a . 6o PORK., Tenderloin. Pork Chops Pork Loins Pork Shoulder . Salv Poric.....co000 Breakfast Bueon No. 1 Breukfast Bacon No. 2! HAMS. Extra Cured....... | Sugar Cured No. 1.0 .00 Sugar Cured No. 2.0 LARD, Pound.. ... Kett e Rendered. ... Kettle Rendeved, 501b. No. 2 H0lb Comnpound Tierce. . | Compound, 0ib. .. Butterine and Olcomargar Singlo Don’t fail to try the Newest Delicacy of the Season, Green Bay Smoked White Fish. Al kindd br.cs made to look as good a3 now. untry. Send for price list C. A. MACHAN, - . . 1013 Broadway FIRST NATIONALBANK IOMNA Nea OF COUNCIL BLUFF3, Paid Up Cap'tal..ooooeonen. . $100,000 Oldost organized by Forolgn an1 iestic exoian g i attontion pald to eotlwetion s yants of inlivia nls, banks, bankers and corporations s0llciea L Corresponid 1nea in vits, GEO. P SANFORD, I AW 1L A Wdant MAN. Cashler. WICE, Asalstant Cashior H e ~Attorne; t Law, No neil's store. Telephone No. 21h Business Sims & Saunders—Aternersns hin et in federal courts, Rooms 4 and 3 Shujare Beno block, Councit Biu it La e O ESTER 14 N, Main 8t., Council Bluffs, the sidewalk Ward turned back and handed Jones his card. Years after. when Mre. Winter happened to be at Jones' place, he saw the card frumed and hung g up conspicuously in the oftice, | Funeral Director and Embalmar, COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM of Dveing and Cleaning don# in the hiz Worle promp Northwoester Dapa, DYE WORKS )f tha art. Fadedandstainsd and deliverad in all purts of t1) - PROPRIETOR, COUN JIL BLUAF3, 1DWA CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, APITAL STOCK...... SURPLUS AND $150,000 70,000 PROFITS. ., TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,,., A Miller, I t, J. D, E L ger steapitel and surplus of wny b tern lowa. NTEREST ON TIME DEFOSIT3 Works 0. Gleason, B L. mundson, Charled sral bunking husls < DiRECTORS T COUNCIL BLUKFES Galvanized Iron Cornice I GIRALLL & SON, PROIS. 1015 and 1017 Broadway), WOrk i Aps3ialty . Coeeak ya potaes 1) ailes from Goun Vi1 oon ot ¢ it Bulls and O THE GRAND Council Bluffs, la. ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPEN. THIS N. W. TAYLOR, Managor