Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Deliversd by Carrior in any part of the City. W TILTC « MANAGER e A A N. Y. P Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafi's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. A marriage liconse was issued yesterday to J. P. Williamson of Ogden, Utah, and Mrs. Cora Easterly of Lincoln, Neb, The King's Daughters of the Presbyterian church will entertain their friends at a social and ogstor supper in the church pariors next Thursday evening. The thira annual ball of the Tnion Pacific nssembly, Knights of Labor, local assembly No. 1300, will be given at Masonic tomple on the evening of December 1 Jasper Adams ana Jobn fined $14.55in police rcourt drunkenness and eruelty to a were arrested on ‘Tnanksgiving day A m of young lagies will be held at the Grand hotel parlors tomorrow evening for the purpose of making arrangements for a leap year party to be given on the evening of Janiary 1 Encampment No. 8, gion, will attend the Baptish chureh this ev logion are are invited They will mect at Castle hall at 7 p. m The innisfail Dramatic ciub has received an_invitation to present its latest play, “Hick'ry fa Red Oak in the noar fu ture. The irvitation will probably bo ac copted; if so, the dato for tho trip will bo some time diring the next ten days. Miss Anna Koss entertainea a birthday her homo dn Willow aveuue lnst The timo was speut very pleasantly in various amuseients, Among those pres nt were the foilowing: Misses Gray, Netlie tt, Stella Patterson, Mary Key and o Reynolds, A suit was commenced in tho district court yesterday by the First National pank of this city agiinst the firm of U. . Smith & Co., which went under in Omaha a few days amount claimed to be dus is 231,40, d balanco on a note. A writ of at- tachment was 15+ ued The caso of tho stato William Probstelo, charged money under false pretense continued, this timo until Monday afternoon at2o'clock. It is thought that it will never come to a trial, the parties having been negotiating for a settlement, Tuvitations are out for a reception to be tendered Mr. and Mrs. Charles I, Stewart roturn from their bridal tour in the 1t will be at the home of Mr. and Mr art on Fourth street, on Friday, Docember 11, from 9 to 12 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart' are exvected to arrive home sometime during the coming week. The members of Hawkeye lodee No. 184 and Council Bluffs lodwe "No. 49, Indopen- aent Order of Odd Fellows are requested to meet in Odd Fellows’ hall at 3 o'clock this afternoon to muke arrangements to attend the funeral of W. H. Brightman. All Odd Follows are_invited. C. H. Warren, Noble Grand of 184, and G. W. Sullivan, Noble Graud of iNo. 40, The fourth tea Kenuedy were esterday for als, They L 1irst of the them, Union Veteran service at the ng. Ladies to uccompany. of lowa against with obtain of the Cooking club_ was served at Miss Nora Brown's on South Seventh street Tuesdny ovening, After dinner card playing was indulged in, prizes being taken by Miss Mary Key and Mr. T\ C. Dawson. Those present were the Misses Rockwell, iteynolds, Ituth Steveus, Sackett, Farnsworth, Jessio Farnsworth, 'Key and Brown, Messrs. Rowan, Dawson, Paxton, N. Bowman, McMann and Burkley of Omaha, A post mortem was held yostorday at Estep's undertaking rooms overthe body of David Kennedy, who died at Hartington, Nob., a day or two ago. 'The doctor's certifi- cato stated that the disease from which ho died was peritonitis, but the friends of the dend man were not satisfied, and wanted a nost mortem hold, so as to decide the ques tion. After making an examination, the physicians found that he camo to his death as tho result of lung troubie. The funeral will oceur this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, in stend of at 1 o'ciock as proviously announ from tho residence of J. . Patterson, 163 Graham avenue, e — Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safes 3 —_— Music Co., Masonic tem ple. SONAL PARAGRAPHS, Swanson r Miss Norris and Miss Alter, of Wautseka, 1il,, are guests of Mrs. J. A, Poft. Mrs. J. H. Dawyer 1s dangerously ner home, 1130 Easu Pierce street. Misses Hayes and Fitzpatrick of Omaha are 1n the city, guests of Miss Myra Crane. 1. J. Stoddard of Pella, Ta., was in the city yesterday, a guest of Rov. T. F. Thickstun, W. E. Butler was in_the city yosterday from Harlau where ho has been attending district court, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Tilton returned yes terday from Junesville, Wis., where the spent Thanksgiving. Miss Cleaver of Milwaukee is in the city, the guest of Miss Elsio Bu She will re- main until after the holiday Miss Rhoda Tunnichiffe, of Shenandoah, who hias been visiting Miss Mate Baker for o fow days, loft last evening for her home. Sherift William Davis of Sidney. Fremont county, and Frank Gilman, a prominent mor- chant of Hamburg, were Bluffs visitors yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Johu P. Davis returned vesterday from LaCrosse, Wis., where they have beeu living for nearly a year past. They will again make their home in this city, and Mr. Davis will go back into_the employ of the Weir-Shugart company, where he was before he left the Blufts, ill at Gute City eanned goods, world, only at Slead 164 opposite Ogden house, finest in the Broadway, The finest grade of bhoots and shoes at Morris’, 6 Pearl streot. — Royal Arcanum Party, Oue of tho most pleasant parties of the season was that given by tho Royal Arcanum at its hall Friday night. It was well at- tended, and a program of sixteen numbers was danced to the strains of Dalbey's orchestrn. During the evening excallont vefreshments wero served. The following wero present: Mr. and Mrs. Perkius, Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Roff, Mr. and Mrs. R. ‘Trim ble, Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Rockwel!, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Gronowog, Mrs. Dr. Macrae, Mrs. . \V. Hart, Mrs. J. Babcock, the Misses Norris, = Alter, Nullie Bowman, Georgin Bennett, Kittie Builard, Nellio Wright, Maud Cavin, Carrie Stevens, Sadie Mudge. 'Addie Sherman, Butts, Cleaver, ~Jessio Farnsworth, Lutz,' Angie Rockwall, Florence tin, ‘Bertha Atwood, Eunice Welis, Miiter, Mecca” Doughity, Maud Ohver and May Clari of Omaha: Messes. Anderson, L. ©. Paitorson, C. B. Reid, John Keating, J W. Atwood, B. K. Patterson, D\ L. Ross, G. C. Shepard, i A. Wooabury, Harry Davis, Havey Bowman, H. Ogdon, A. Leipoid, Har. vey Smith of Omaha, Louie Zurmenhiem, J. N. Bowmun, W. K. Shepherd, J. L. Paxton, T, C. Dawson, | Stacy, A. W. Casady, J. N. Casady, jr, Ray Bixby, G. 8. Wright, Perry Badollet, . M. Hatteubauer, J Clark of Omaba and W. H. Robinson. e — Plush chairs from $1.75 up; bed room suits from $10.50 up; wire springs, $1.40, at Morgan’s, 740 Broadwily, ‘We have our own vinayards in Califor- nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs, |0} Retta Formed a Corporation. The firm of Deere, Wells & Co. filed arti- oles of incorporation yesterday in tho ofico of the county recorder, By their terms tho capital stock is fixed at §15,000, which may bo increased to §250,000 by vote of the stock- holders, who shall have the first chance to purchase any incroase of stock that may 0o put upon the warket. Tue ofticers are as ollows : PPresident, Charles H. Deere; vice prosident, Morris IRosenfield; secretary aud treasuror, Lucius Wells. ' The board of directors cousists of all tne ofticers, together with Stephen H. Velio and Jobhn W. Good. The business of the firm of Deere, Wells & L0, will be carried on by the corporation, I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE. NI'NI)A\": NOVEMBER 29, 1801-SIXTEEN PAGES. TWO MORE DAYS. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES, Eingular Mauner in Which Death Gsme to Mctormin Frightmas. TUMBLED DEAD OVER THE PLATFORM. Doctors at a Loss to Account for the Ocearrence—Apoplexy Thought o Be the C Dead an's History. se W. H. Brightman, a motor man, fell in front of his own train yesterday afternoon at | 1 o'clock, whils it was in motion and was 1v- | stantly killed. He was rinn had nearly reuched tt and First street, when ho allow a passenger to get on board. he had turned off the current the conductor, | C. G. Peterson, happened to look | forward and Brightman stumble and fall over the railing on the front plat- | form. Ina moment the train stopped, and a crowd of bystanders quickly collect Be- fore any one had arrived atthe scone Bright- man had ceased breathing. He was picked up and carried into the drug store of Geos Davis, where several physicians were sum- | They pronounced him deud, and he removed to Estep's undertaking dway line, and | of Broadway slacked up to Just as on the Bro corner saw moned was at ouce estaolishment. It is havd to say what was tho cause of the accident. Dr. T, B, Lacep, who made an ex amination of the body, was of the opinion that Brightman was a victim of apoplexy, but he formed this cpinion more from the man's make-up than from any symptomns that could be noticed. The platform, so far as ul d be seen, was free fromice, sothat there was apparently no reason for his fulling. unless the theory of apoplexy is the correct on Brightman has been in tho three months, he having come hece from Creston, where iie was . tridge carpenter’in the employ of the Burlington Railway com: pany. He bad been in the employ of th motor compauy only a short time. and his tellow workmen do not seem to have been very well acquainted with him. About turee weeks ago he brought his family to this city from Creston, and has been living with them at the corner of Avenue A and Twen fifth street. He leaves a wife and four chil- dren, the oldest of whom is 13 years of age. An inquest was held at the indertaking rooms lust cvening, by a coroner’s jury con- posed of Doc Wright, C. D. Walters and M, Goodwin. The testimony of a number of eye witnesses was taken, among the n being W. J. Cook, Merritt Henary, Johu Bobn, C. . Peterson, W. R._Kemp, Hoory Lander, Georgo Guanella, 5. D. Graves and Georgo S. Davis, The testimony showed that Bright- man was rolled quite a distance by the train, and that the wheels ran over him just before the train stooped. Israel Lovett, the electrician of the motor company, in response to inquiries put to him Dy Doc Wright, who acted as a sort of attor- ney for the dead man, as well as a member of tho jury, stated that he did not think the mun's death could have been caused by an electric shock, although in ruiny weather the motormen, when standing 1 the position Brightman was in when the accident oc- curred, had sometimes received more or less severe shocks, Dr. Green, one of the com pany’s physicians, stated that Brightman’s avm, leg, and ueck were broken, and that his face was very much discolored by congos- tion, which, he thought, was caused by stroke of apoplexy. When Wright cross examined him, however, he admitted that the discoloration might have been caused by the breaking of his ueck as well as by apop- lexy. Most of the questions asked by Wright were intended to draw out facts which would show that the accident had been due to some negligenco or other on the part of the com- pany. The family of the dead man is in very straightened circumstances and it is prob- able that thoy wili bring n suit against the copany for damages. The compauy’s side of the affair was looked after by Attorney A. W. Askwith. All the testimony had not been taken at the hour of adjourzment, and the inquost will be resumed this 10 o'clock. Monday the Last D. The great clearing sale closes Mon Improve the chince to get the spec bargains offered. Our dispiay on the second floor is the lurgest showing of books, dolls and toys evor seen i Coun- cil Blufls, We call attention to justa few of the the many spesial pric 2,500 yards short lengths it ity about 3 in_outing anels that sold for 10¢ and 124, for this sale 7e. Also our 624¢ natural vests, with equestrian down for this sile to 50c. Gents’ shirts (grey) that sold for to go at, 2ic. Gents shirts and for 33c. Gents’ searlet and drawers, 75¢ and 9%0c this sale at 69c. 250 dozen all linen towels, with hand- ticd fringe, fancy drawn ends in plain white, pink, blue, gold and red borders. his is & special Lot and worthy of your attention. Ask to see them. BOSTON STORE, 1AM, WHITELAW & CO,, Couneil Bluffs, T open every evening until D Saturdays 10 o'clock. urch Announcements. First Presbyterian—Preaching by the pas- torat 10:30 &, m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at 12 m. Young people’s meeting at 6:30 p. m Congregational ovening. Subjects: Age” und “Being [ People’s Society Christian Endeayor at 6:30, Bethany Baptist—Rev. C. M. Sevick of Nebraska will preach ut 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. Sunday 0ol at 10 a m, ung Men's Christian Association—W nnon will lead the men's meeting a merito ribbed pants, marked drawers worth 43¢, o nd natueal wool shirts goods, il for POTHERIN Store o’elock. - Services morning and “Childhood and Old U Feeling.” Young Y C. (¢ 4p. m. Broadway Methodist—Proaching by W. S. Hooger, presiding elder, at 10:30 a. m., and by the pustor at 7:30 p. m. Quarterly love foast at 9:30 a. m. Sabbath school at 12 m. Epworth leaguo at 630 p. m. Urinity Methodist—Prea tor, IRRev. H. M. Barto 7:80 p. m. Class meeting 9:30 a. n school at 12 m worth lew p.m St, John's English Luther srvices in the Young Men's Christian association chapel at 11 @ m., anc 7:90 p. m. Sunday school at ©:45 p. m. Young people's meeting at 7 . ., Sermons by the pastor, Rev. G. \V. Sny- der, 8t.'Pauls church -divine service at 10:30 & m. aud 7:80 p. m., with sermons by E.J. | Babcock, the reotor. Sunday school av 13 o'clock, New fall goods, finest in the city, at Reiter’s, the tailor, 810 Broadway. Furniture, carpets, stoves at cost, at Mandel & Klein's. Jun Ist we quit business. by tho pas- | and Sunday High Five P Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cooper entortained a party of friends at their home on Fourth aveuue on Monday night. There were pres- ont: Mosdames and Messrs. Matthis, M Millan, E. A. Tucker, C. E. Tucker, Hobbs, Thomas, itisser, Hall, Rutter, Rettig, Mitch ell, Cox, Wolcott; Mesdames Dep Wil kins and Haworth; Messrs. Paul Kodweiss | and Ed Matthis, Jr. After elegant refresh ments had beon served the prizos were awarded, Mrs. C. E. Tucker, Mr. Mitcholl, Mrs, Wolcott and W. H. Thomas being the successful contestants. —— Call telephone 120 when you want the finest groceries in Council Blufrs, Disappearance of an Insane Ma G. W. Bayliss, a man who has been living with his brother-in-law, Willlam Clrissman, #L 1411 Second avenus, disappeared Friday rty. | insane afternoon from home, and no trace could be found of bim, He was brought to this city about six months ugo from Clarinda, wbere he had been an inmate of the hospital and was regarded as harmless, although incurable, He was confined fn St. Bernard's hospi for time, but was afterwards taken to the home of his sister, where ho has been ever since, His insanity was of a mild tvpe, and ha wns allowed @ gicat many liberties. Fridny afternoon he slipped away unnoticed, and the fact that he was gone was not found out until he bad been gone some time. His re Iatives spo Friday night hunting for him, but at last sounts he had not been found. Winter college al term of the tern Towa begins Mond November 30, Do not miss this splendid opportuns ity to prepare for tenching or business, If you can not go in the day time, attend the night school. We Malicions Mischief Makers. The people who live in the vicinity of Ave- nue I and Tenth streer, have been troutled a great deal lately by the depredations of a ansof men or boys who seem to have no motive for any of their actions except g adesireto hurm their vieums. The gang differs from o gang of whito caps mainly in not being actiated by any lofty moral purpose, A few moruings ago one of the residents of the vicinity started to go out of his back door, but found something barred him in. On investigating he found that his hen house bad bren visited during the night and all his fowls, amounting to about 150, had had thew necks carefally wrung and their carcasses thrown down i front of the do Pig stys have been robbed, and numerous depredations have been committed, svidently by members of the same gang. That part of the eitv it without police pro- tection, and the citizens are talking strongly of organizing themselves into o vigilance committee to deal with the tongns. What Do You Pay For Grocert Hold on a minute Look vrices, and see what an immense amount of groceries you can get for u little mon at Brown's ©. 0. D, Prompt delivi nd guaranteed goods. 345 Council Bluffs, Tomatoes, per can, Teir table peaches, penches, per can, & sardines, per can 2 1hs. oatmeal fc buckwheat tlou cakr flour, 10¢; sel Seq corn, per can, apricots, pous, | 4 1bs Aunt s ing buckwheat, wge, 10e, 20-1b. pail frait jelly for 55e; apple butter,74c; mince meat, 73 buckle and German coffee, package. picnic hams, Tici dry salt bacon. logna sausage, 6e: pigs feet, € 25¢; sauerkraut, per gallon, lye, cak. 10e; scrubbing lye, ae: 10 bar goad sonp, starch, per pound, He; plug tobacco, 20¢; smoking tobacco, 15¢: bulk oysters. quart, 30¢; choice family flour, sack, 8¢ BROWN’'S ¢, O. D., 315 BROADWAY, Council BlufYs, per can 1l 1bs lard Morand’s dancing school will begin a new term of twelve lessons tomorrow, Monduy evening at 8 p. m., in Roval Avcanum Parlor. Twelve lessons, $6. W. S. Baird, attorney, Everett block. Jarvis wild blackberry is the best Birthday Card P Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rockwell entertained a party last Thursday evening at their home on Third avenus i honot of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Angie. Tho evening was spent in playing progressive bigh five, The following were present: Mr. and E. W. Hart, Mr. and Mrs, W. app, jr, the Misses Ruth, Fannio Cora Farnsworth, Farnsworth, Carrie Stev Martyn, Nellie Wright, Mand Oliver, M Oliver and Nora Brown xtoh, J. Bowman, Harry Bown Louie Zurmeuilen, T. nand G. S. Wright, G.S. Wright' and Rowan tied for the first gentleman’s prizo, and the first ladies’ prize was awarded to Miss Wright. Tho second prizes were carried off by Mr. Zurmeuhlen and Miss Stevens. v oo Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telephone 145, High grade work a spocialty. o Kindergarten in rooms next to Y. M. . A., Merviam block. Experienced teachers. Rutes very low. Bargains in Mi The lwies will find Miss Ragsdale’s beautiful millinory goods at Thanksgi ing prices for the next few duys. nery. ftuhe Will Resume, Later developments in counection with the failure of Jotn P. Stuhr, the Minden mer- chant, go to show that he will be able to re- sume business in a short times His assets are estimated at 216,000, while his liabilities, itis thought, will not exceed $5,000. An effort is being wade to settlo nis diflicultics, and the probabilities arc that he will be aolo to pay all his debts and start out new n the course of few weeks at most. IMPORTANT T0 MUNICIPALITY. Decisi by the Ulinois Supreme Coure That Will Be of Interest, Cuicago, 11, Nov. 23.—One of the mout important decisions of the Illinos supremo court in soveral years, affecting not only issues directly involved, but laying down the broad principle that public streats and thoroughfares belong to the pub- lic and no exclusive uso of any portion thereof can be granted to private jindi viduals by municipal corporations, The case is what of George Lagare against the city of Chicago, involying the logality of two ordi- uances passed in 1888, They vacated part of Archer avenue for the use of 1ho Chicago, Madison i Northern railway, which portion is now covered with tracks. They also ordered the condemnation of u strip of land west of that vacated to be used as part of the strect. The court holds hoth ordi narcces illegul. holding that “it nevor has been held that legislative authority authoriz ing tracks to be laid in streefs allows a municipality to grant the oxclusive use of such streets.” P e— DULY INDICTED, Bills Found Against ¢ ive Parties from Baatrio The United States graod jury has found bills of indictment against tho following ver- sons and will report the same to the judge oarly in the weelc: Tho Petty brothers, Mr. Hurst, Mr. Carpenter and Mrs, Grinitn, il of Boatr Th se indictments have been found iuence of counterfeiling oporations med by the ties named. Tho grand jury mill is now runming in good order and several large batehes of indict- wents are very likely to follow those already found 0. upon per- - Convict d of . Topkka, Kan, Nov. 28.-~Mrs. Charlotte Miller was found guilty of perjury in the United States district court yesterday after- noon, She is u middie aged German woman who secured 4 pension of $1,300 by proving that ber husband, Samuel Miller, had served in the army and died of lung troubie, After the pension had been paid the government of- ficials discovered that the Samuel Miller who bad served iu_the Second Kansas cav- alry, according to Mrs. Miller's afidavit, was not the same Miller who had married the pensioner. Sentence was reserved. Shook Hands with Wasuixaros, D. C., The presi dent was unusually busy today. He spent tho entire forenoon on his message, and be- tween 12 and 1:5) o'clock received visitors Among tho visitors were L. L. Tiliman and H. W. Ayers of the farmers allisnce. AL 1:30 o'clock a publie eption was beld in th east room, duriug which the president shook hands with over 500 persons, ncluding a delegation of Ludians, President some DEED OF A GRAZY 10WA MAN, He Shoss and Kl His Landlord and Then Saioides, BOTH DIE st INSTANTLY, No Canse Know fair e the Terrible Af- the Rate Ques- Burlington & Rapids, Fxplaing th edar ManstarLLTows, Telegr Ta,, Nov. Special m to Tue B |—Aboat 2 o'clock this morniug D, C. Thomas, an_employe of the Brittam packing house,awakened the inmates in the boarding house of John Hockridge in this city by the noise he was making 1 his room. The landlord went upstairs to see what was the canse of the disturbance, and on entering his room, Thomas, who appeared 10 be 10 & frenzy, drew a revolyer and shot Hockriuge repeatedly and fatally, he expir- ing in ten minu Uhomus thén put the muzzle of the rovolver to his own forehead ired a suicidal and fatal shot, und ex- 1avc Thomas had been complaining of illncss, had been divorced from his wife buta short time, and recently had been @ consta attenaant of the Silvation Army meotings. I'ne best of feeling existed between him and his landlord and no cause is known for the terrible deed but insanity. Hockridge leay i wife and three grown children, his age being avout 6. Thomus was about 3. He had lived hero a_year and his former homa is unknown, as he was quite reticent. (e Question. Cvar Ririns, Ia, Nov. [Spocial Telegram to Tur Ber. |—General Freight Agent Ives of the Burhugton, Cedar Rapids & Norther as seon today 1n regard to the from Sioux IFalls to the Kretchmer had that Explairs the d out that Special secured evidence whichi 15 conelusivo the Burlington, Cedar Rapius & Northern had been giving jobbers in this city rebates. M. Ives said his road was not giving any reoates nor violating the interstate com- merce law. He said Sioux Falls wanted the me rates as Sioux City, and that whi the Sioux City haul was ~fifty milos longer than the oue to Sioux Falls, ‘vet tho Sioux Cuy rate is considerably lower. This is ve. cause Sicux Falis is not an_intermediate point, and the long and short haul clause in the Interstate commerce law does not the caso at all, thus practically lea the discretion of the railway company T'he question of rates to these Lwo points was brought up at tho last meeting of tho Western Freight association, but after being discussed at some length it was finaily decided to do nothing with it for the present. Should the courts say that the Sioux City rates siall apply to Sioux Falls also the matter will bo ended, but it is doubtful whether it ever goes to the courts, efect Agent Killel In a Co ) aiine Dis Moies, Ta., Nov. pecial Tele- gram to Tie Bee.j=Grant Ash, o miner in the Midland coal mines at Runnells, w killed by falling slate last night just before quitting work. His bead was terribly crushed and it is beiieved d n resulted in stantly. e leaves a wife and onc chitd. D moging Sioux City B4 Stovx Crry, Tn., Nov. special Tel gram to Tue Bee|-—A fire this morning dumaged the Ivans block, oue of tho finest buildings in the city 0 the extent of $15,000. The Northwesters nal bank was di aged 10 the amount of £,000 with insurance of §2,500. Alte Saloon Orreaws, Ta, 2. —[S gram to Tng Bee.)--Judge Babb today cre- ated a sousation amang the saloonkeepers b passing seutence of $50) and costs upon Pat necial Tele- Great lventory Saleof Car | Weleh, Mark Munlay, John Dougherty, | Catherino Wur motion for a n Young was creed. A Booxe, Ia, MARSHALLT cury reached tho coldest at t inches of suow Watson Cuistoy, Tn,, Dbroprietor of ¢ 18 Emine Mullanph ST, bons celebrated Ianphany bosp Lotts, on Lindell ave Flanagan of t assisted by K hospital, and chureh, served ent sevonty the seven s the s convalesce of th inent familes “The tirst dou except the new in honor of his probacly on wde today b ho quietiy preseated him plete set fashioned and for th® occusio Tho archbis heart and pron ovorruled and a fi law and oraer league has been formed to push further prosecutions. strong Thompson's Aw stantly killed in the mill today entangled in tho belting. corted from Archbishop K houses of the order in repa of wold neh and Thomas Foulds ew trial in the case of 3 low in lowa. ov. 2.--A cold wy, Ia, Nov. 28.—Tho below zero this his dato in many yoars. fell hero. Nov. 28 he Farmers' mills, was CARDINAL GIBRONS, Treo Robert of #3500 de. wave struck city this morning, the mercury tovching S below zoro, mer- morning, Four Death. Watson Thompson, in- | by becoming ‘e Colebrates High Mass at ny Hospitil, St | onis Mo., Nov 1 mass in th this mo; chapel of it ning. nue to the hospital Holy ather Shields, attaches of St kigh mass, isters of char he ty, istors th sut pati o in St. Lous, ation to Arvcnbishop Ken fence in whiet he li golden Episcopal jubile o were present s in tho hospit st tashionuble aud prom Cardinal Gib He was es ndrick's residence by Father Name church, who, chaplain of the Theresa's There were pres representing this city ull l, ok, ves, and ehich hie will most esteem, was the meek of od to with a magniticont sstments, imported direct n hop ised them sisters and from thom f wenr the v thanked 1o charity his residonce and com beautitully Paris om his st ments when cel=brating his juvileo mass on Monday morni Farm v There St Lovts, Taubene mittes appointe for the natiof farmer’s o Mr, W. S. Md 58 4550 ng. LOULS. will Next. Mr. ors in Mo, Nov. 28, H o to selezt convention of labor ations next Febraar sgan, secretary of the Meet K of Tilinois, chairman of the com nlace of meeting and L with Reform iation, met a committec of citizens today and made arvangements for hold- uvention in St. Louis, February 22 conventi st third po present Mutual alliance, Gran Pations of In. 1s of L tion. renresontea by it s not. expa gates to ta convention wi federation to national camp rom 11 Benev Ace JACRs0N, M the Bill Nyo-B| ment, Nyo fet opera house, it on a piie of Sen young man wl months ugg, and pleaded gu degree and wa to the penitenti nportant ‘The peop! Denaxao, Colo., on will be one of the I a ho volent association, ge, Patrons of stry, ‘Praders abor, “and the Re there will be e its exceutivo o ted that v wilt partin the proc 1l endeavor to ensure harmony ign. arrange dur B 2 lent to Bill Nyc. 3., Nov. 26.—At urbank combin out of the ba distance of fifteen lumber. He was door of feet, ——— rtenced for Lif Nov. 28, o murdered was arraigned ity to murder in the sentenced by Jud, fary for life, his mothe COUNCIL BLUETS CARPET (. Will Sell at these Special Prices from now until January Ist, FOR CASH ONLY: NOTE PRICES. Axminster....... Mogquette Velvet Velvet . oo Body Brussels, Bigelow. Body Brussels. ... Body Brussols. Tapestry Brussels y Brussels Tapestry Brusse > Tngrain, #-ply, all wool.. Ingrain, : - Ingrain, extrasuper Ingrain, vool. .. Ing ain, C. C., wool filler Ingrain, Union........ Ingrain, Cotton Hemp Call carly and make your se Special prices on Curtains, Portieres, Upholstery Gools, Regular pri <Regzular vry Regular ‘Regular Regualar Regular Regular Regular pri SRogular pri Regular pri . Regular pri “Regular pri pri pri pri ulae pri ular pri JRogular pri Regular pri L Regular pri cction hefore Prompt attention given to mail orders. 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NOTICES. 1o 5 neil Blais VW ANTED-—Girl to he!p insmall family: on attendinz school prefoered back, 611 Biu il st W ANED kind L8 Bee, Coun BOSe i NOR SALE-( 505 Franki NOR SALE ( half aere fur efl Bluirs. Wil E. E. Mayne, 61 T WANT to Iy and shoos. W st S nmoro o it Lt ton, Coun | i NOR RENT ity water, Cupy s Loin 1 ( )l PICE and A ADIES und Jseliing LOOK Boitiuy trade uddross 1) Ky ARNIS, gar F e i Hess, 0 Pearl s co Galvanized 1. G work's tind ison st TONA farus for By younz man, situati tands bookkeeping: oadwiy, Houso wnd lot K henp lou .M MR OEXCHANGE W mdie Crom bush t L, ) Broudwiy 1v stock of g0 eries ot HEpay part eash and part nd G0t in Omahie. G )01 48) nero farm, Farms of afl 11T, roonn_house, with bath 313 N, Ul street. Purtie 0 bourding, n bullding, all the 1| or vin Biro having by st Bro houte poly tod enilses, gentlomen wantod inthe world; 1 duy or % per cont Jpell avo., off Mudison st lousos, lots or rént 1 Blufls, lands, for sule Coun len ks UNCIL BLL 1 for bes| wages for Cull or Mrs. Lalls- OV wanted. ahout 17 years old, for house- | Wi s Known ns 120 cConne 1, Buldwin blo:k Coun horses or cattle i 25, Boc, preved 8, 4 milos siaes. Johnston & Van Pat and Day & tron Cornice Works ALLL & SON, PKOIS 10156 and 17 Broadwayy, {mate fural prnice Work ke Artl oliolted Bulls and U.uaia ud o all kiady Lean RoOHNZ 30200 b b0 work a $0238ity. Gor 8 palate 1)) Wil €208 09 12 ) Gy | 24 vl | Remain During Which Patients Can Avail Themselves of the Rate of $5 a Month for Treat ment All Patients By Placing Before for §5 a Free, CL! No Halr Mr lieved of anl Melicines. Themselves Undor Trea December 1, Will Month Until ured —Med| HAR AND CONCISE. Words anl No Doubt. Way Roo an negrvated Drs: Coneland and Mansfiel ST have had o sovere cataerlinl troal three or foi wha reside MR watery e siide th sides worle wis the con of my thrc spit to ot throat raw times, espe Tave sever extended w 1 treated f could not tre They had hoavy pains in my over the eyus, R e years” sall Alr John 1343 Chiarles streot head, pirtle My eyes wore weik an S it TANSON, 443 Chnrles Street, s i at bac! My nose wonld o 0 the other, and som 1 he stopped up. My i itinual dripping i t it L would have to rid of it and sore. | Ly i the piins inomy che ntil my stomieh becanie ey trouble o after G seeiire any relief until 1 had norn i bad con and 1 y Veen treating several fr hawk s would leave be Treated fcines | m for Hapson polntedly states how no was ro 1t ularly d very b first 3 hoth ouble I part and vegin tment with Drs. Copelind and Mansfiold, of mine with such marked suceess that 1 deter- mined to gl result don't nor ove not watc uy i ping in my have o m cliest. My thant © the dull, heavy pains in iy head Iy evess es are strong and do vo then atrial, [ did 8o wi 1am feeling spiendid y . 1y more. My nose does nof throat is almost entirely uzh I ore pains is greatl ore St no trouble ththe in. 1 tstop ar so much woy more, while the drips 1 i the y re- Jieved. and Tam more than satisfied with the specdy res filence in Mansfield. nd have al Copeland ult in 1y cas the skili of Drs. A NOTABLE INSTANCE. I con- I ana Mr. W. F. Callahan, the Well Known Contractor, and Ma “Over 1w 1 have secn 2th <treet aition at fr (R biade. wouid | 1y, in Iways tired and worn out ambition left. ot with W 1y wi old spoll the athe ndeed, it secued 1 the doctor! took dia m up v t ars, 1 W7 My dise: despite all el 1 tric A w all this Stor t o y I At My sieep and frot ful and despos e, and w ble and ner o were pains in my stomnch Enlorses Drs. eld. oy v trouble be s and Catlithan, of ryba s d M L My stomneh was in v fmmedi and | puins my sh 1 I was resties: contented” with anything A different tmes Kefuliness av nigh sieepy and drowsy. Tt se 1ot zet Sleep enouzh, Tha would come on me one he thrown up almost nd sharp. shooting ‘the ehest and under tine 1 felt miscrable would never he any hetter, 1 and all the medic 10 2000, Afterreading of n nine that trested suce nind to try their syste biesymptoms way than 1 hi vory thankful t ansficld. my hose disagr ol bett nd'M (ateatan T /ol el . [ 27 el ) Miss Mill ase developed very the various remedies and s, grew worse ind worse e as constantly stopped up and the L weonsti e swing. wits added wach - trouble by my dis- nincl d dis ng L anythin was' disturbed 1 folt gloon ndent oL U 15 very irriti- MIss vous. T had at tines-a shary pidly, Copeland , and ni 12 e ind easily frritated.so thatof ten what T ately would ouider i 1o s and I wus t, but od e hot after and for ull cine |1 umer- Cone- fuly. are il ve for o Drs, 22 and, cures I ds ached MILLEIR ) pain around my heart. wiieh adidod eqgiderihle o my sufle “Ttried a cines witho had iven u when 1ot which Drs, cured, 1 e i prov eha Iy nose has c clear and | tion good, v Drs. Copcl e my forn will gludly Miss Miile Sho e statement vl cut many remedies utany encouragin 1 il hope of ever being ben cod sore enses stmilie to Copeland and “Manstiold e and under their ¢ il e wlmost Trom the fir wsed. iy cd my appetite ain around the hear have re 0 mor results, med| nad eited, mind hid wded to try them at loast, and ¥ nlaced m iro. e dis sl € nd vk and Minstiold hive rostorid to ner good he r : h stres wlily 1, and Lo any ol rif DRAWING THE LINE. The Dist'netion and Diff v Adverlising A ludy wli trontment woth s, ¢ “never would think of going ing doctors life. | kave country ane vue Hospit he adyised his il v ise To ek was rient in tors," 8o eal hotds by no We hitve o Tho term ity and 1t is plople, incl serupulos quackery for yuins, synonyu fe il e do niellizent s, Cope tinet There are whio ndyert ity of e wicdical co. Unier the meluded ul Wnserupu o ignorant u unfortunite | known ) transiont, t sponsble’ o pronise mir plausibility the poor witord 1o he There ur tising doet fukirs. The I this eluss uro the spechilists requireien who have p: e 1 col hiave devote practico- ¢ clul lin has eivon L in then an meuns of er Bet etors anid Do Wio Advertise. \o rocontiy placed pelind herself i his 1o adv 1 e did sueh i thing | s a brother who is a doctor 1who knew Dic Coy dat u Colleze in New e to consult him and 1 fol frankiess, the Adver With entire ) her opinion of led, and the sentiment meins alone ol Jo i 1o find witl the adyertising doctors” is Wsed by intellizont ant wdes Che whole Wile rn unprineipaled and - disrepu Sing doetors” hus 110 i grent CALo I 1ts worst ph thinkin arof it s ver nid s st wuiekory ot blie COpLe TOE ste e and point very c.ear and ver sadvert sing doctors” and de and thero is wowide difre S deetors,” m the Hist plic At ull. The lurze n seen the insid » doctors L hiave never hewd of advertising docto 1 that class of unpr nelplec us men—wholiy unedicuted en—who prey upon thy sie Phelr winys are ony to cod description. They e raveling from place 1 plice ud unprinelpled. As o rclos, ind, by (heire cunnin CALOL Lo Suims Of money Akses and those who cid robbed. adyertising doetor the term loetors who advert o zonuine physician fulfilled ull” the re ts dical stuily and pr sssod through the usu il cou Tege und hospitil study, und 1 thelr 1ives to certaln lin nfining thewselves to these Thelr experience and peciul and pre-eminen they choose the daily pupe ttiug the publlc kuow thel and o ors is" used 1 re who have York years il where y her ween tors undoer ortis- 0oy )t Helle fowed Iy Dod: h she 1o f un iable heen . it rus w und nd Manstield wish, howeyer y dis Jetors of w rs 1 il K und they andl e loust s of D thelr study ng Unler Treatment or As_conselention phy sielans, and ws | liovo in aavertising Virst In this elass of doctors who ndvertise | thele'sprelalt os wre D Copoiand and Manss field. They stato to the public sonie of the re- | sults of their worketheir loeation. tholr spe- clnltios. Thelr crodentials which challengo denial are before the neople. Thoy Sy to the pubiie from the basis of the printed columnscontaliing many testimonfals Trom woll=known men knd Women in this coms | munity: “Thisis the work ey tho rosults we oplish Judgged by thei We Catarrh and Deafness Cured. “Hive yours ago my trouble began, from the effeets, [ think, of n bad e . My nose would Stop up, first one side and then the other; the | mucns would drop from my head into' my thront, cousing a constant hawlking and spite tine, trying to rafse it 1 vory sovere pains fn my head, os Iy OVer Iy eyes, S0 intense s to nd me in stooping o and sud vself (o stan g position so ddizzy that I would have yself to keep from falling. AFFECTED 1118 BARS poc- ulmost iy rals: would be- 1o support “This continued un- tlmy hearing Lecamo aftected. ALS o 1 b n to feel anx- Tous Gebout ny howithy fhere was o continual uzzing and - ronring nose i onrs; Shiarp. sl pains IO SO Dl es, 1lad 1o appeti what 1 odid seonied 1o distross storch. 1nad tried e for my having spent frerent S try- o 1 health, but cuntil 1 | ML MERRYMAN calied on Drs ( and Degan treatment with thoni, i at i Tniake this statoment STHEY TAVE CORED ME, and 1 teol ita duty that Lowe them as well as others who may e afllictod as [ was. “1 feel ke 4 dilerent man now 0 more hoadache. nose elear wppetiie good, and oars Bocause T no hawk- last, bub have I and spitein not Teast. are i WIS IEARING RESTORED say that I ean now he gooil s hifore my grouble bezin, anl ¢ not say tor much for the good results Copelind and Mansticla have accomp ished in Nir. Morryman rosides at 160 Capitol aves nueswhere e Wil eladly verify his statenient I ean positive REPRESENTATIVE RESIDENTS. What They Say Concerning the Success of Drs. Cnpeland and Mansfield—A. Well Known Clergyman Gives His Other Testimony. LB, C. Swank, of the Th tnary. wiites to Dr<. Copeland and Mansfield 48 foiTows: 1 ke groat picasure in making Known to you that Thave received grouat ben= Ciits from Your treatment. For five years Bave veen afllieted woth catarrh of the head 1'throat a sings ndeed, i fuet, leadin that { up public speaking. T remedies but received no reliet to you, wnd T am | o write i | - Ao nd inform my symp- npy Y cured, Leavenworth street, now “cntirely well=no - more hawking or spitting, and I feel s upon aris ng in the mor Drs. Cope and e ndall them. stor MRS, O, I ANDERSON, i Sewnrd str My nose s now elear, 1o more hawking and spitting, nosore throat, my neadaches have Gased ind 1y eyes 4T asstrong as_ever. L v now read the papers, even at nizht, and feel Tike wdifre it person. Too muach praisg cannot be given Drs. Copelund and Manstieid for their carcful and eonscicntions work In ny e and T h tily recommend thew to il sufferers.” MR G. D, MERRY MAN, 1619 Capitol avenu Drs. Copelan i und Munsfield cured me. 1 feel like w different man now becuuse | huve no more headacho, nose ¢l no bawkiog un i spltting, uppetite are my ears. [ ean ) now hear i and I ean mot say w0 suits Drs. Copelind complishied in my e MIL SAMUEL $MYTHL 710 South 10th $trece, 1 the happlest wan in the city, feellng at 1 have found what I thought lost fo zood health—and anyone who knows me p'see that Tam a well niang T have no moro BT Swents: 1o pain i the chest orshoulde Diftdoss 1 conghr 0o more and 1am gaining in flesh overy day, | eannot siy oo much fof the oo Drs.” Copeland and Mansficld have done Inmy case.'” MR JOHN MALONE, 1804 South 15th stre < heartily Drs. Copeland Manstield's treatment as the only tr that ever gave ne any relief, and haa I known of th sooner it would have suved mi of suffering and much money." MIt STECHEN MARTI “Roadling of the wonaerful and and Mansficld T tho it 1 would try just onee more to be cured i 1 am thankful 1 dig, for they have accomplished wonders in my case. After treating with them my symp= toms s (ppeired and Lam as woll as cver 1w lite," MISS T South Omahat Success of Drs, 13 North #th my nose hus JLLY MILLEL o diseharge fron hoad is clear and 1 hve rezained ddigestion good, 1o more: pain art, and 1 feel like a different sy that Drs. Copeland and have restored to me my former ' LAURA sannot de consed, my appetitd around the gerson, and Mansfield £00a he: MISS street GOODHEART, sy (00 1 Munsfield, for they ) I placed in better health ge erally than Leould ever hope for.” MR C. W, FOSTER, 6i3 North 42nd strees My hend and nose 5 10 more nigh sweats entirely relieved, 11 have of consumption. 1 ean't. s praiseof Drs. Copoland i M nave surely saved my life" WA Frskin for Drs, )2 Crouble i$ ) firther fear too mueh in istiold, for they pntials, Ashas been suid, Dr Wil Copoland was pres dent of his eluss at lell 1ospital Modieal Colle e, New York, where ho grads uiited. the most famous stitution of 1ts kind the couniry, s diplona boars the written e 10 0f the medical authoritios of New York, of the deans of prom nent medieal LD T s tiold’s ro o loss abundant and uniquals e also is formaily ndorsod hy tho sec FCLAT 05 0f virious county and st medicat soelotios, Both centlonion v o Dospital” exporlonce ad praotio, Nave d voted eheir fives to tho prictice of their spece with whitt. sicesss the coluinns of the Show ered ificd ties, daily papers MMMIMWNTNMM ROOMS 311 AND 312, New York Life Building, Cor. 17t and Farnam Sis., Omaha, Neb W. H, COPELAND, M, D, T B, MANSFIELD, M. D, uiting hysician, falties: Catarrh snd ali discises of the v Throat and Lunzs, Nervous Dis- eiiscs, skin Diseases, Chronie Diseasos. Ofi Hours—0 1o 11 ity % 10 5 .t 7 60U . i Sunday W m to4p m Catirrhal tronbics and Kindred disensos trented snecossfully by mall Sead do tumps for question ervenlirs. Address wil tters to Copelind Medical Institute, New York Lite Bubldie Omahi Ne FIRSTNATIONALBANK OF $100,000 Forclgn and Spe Eye, | COUNCIL BLUFF3, Paid Up Cap'tal dest organized bank |1 thy elty. aomestic exehanzs Pl waanitine B apaeial attention pald to collyetlon . Aecoants of indiyias uals, banks, baskers and oirporations solicito b Corraspondonee in vits | GEO. B SANFOID, Prodident A W. KIBEMAN. Cawilor. lor THE GRAND skill \ r b | Council Blutfs, la THIS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL Is NOW OPEN, N. W. TAYLOR, Managan | | - 1 | g -—