Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 3

’IIH ()“l\flt\ I)AI];\ Bk, WEDILSDAY DECEMBER 2, 1891, THE OMAHA BEE. cou Y\T(TL UL’”FF.\Z OFFICE: - NO 2 PEARL STRE T Delivered ty Carrler ty. 1 W, TILTON, - TFLEPHONFS! ||. ® v'uu(lflu o n any part of the ¢ MANAGER MINOR N, Y. Plumbing Co C. B, Water Works Co, Removed to 30 Pearl streot. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Crufus chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. St Albans lodge No. 17, Kughts of Pythias, will meet this evening at Castle Hall, The Misses Zumoublen will entertain a eard party ut their home on BIuff street next Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. S Keller ontertained a large high five party iast evening at their residence on north Second street. Rogular meotiug of the Women's Christian Temperanco unfon this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the rooms at the Merriam blovk. Business of imporiance, A man J. Smith was Murshal tho his nama arrested t evening by Deputy White near the Northwestern depot, on charge of ussault and battery, Marriace licenses were issued yesterday to S. H. Jobnson of Carroll and Sophronia Dunham of Dunlay, and to Joseph Bell and Josie Simpson, both of this city. Judee McGee made assignments i suporior court yesterday and then adjourned court until next Satur when the case of Brewster ogainst Nickolson will be tried. Miss Myra Cranc eutertained about a dozen of her friends at o dinner party last Monday at her home, 233 Park avenie, in honor of Mr. Bd Kratse of Indianapolis, who 1s visiting her. ‘I'he State Savings Bank filed a petition in the district court vesterday against B, M. Wells, the Judd- Welis Investment compuny, and others, 1o forcclose mortgages on cily property to the amount of $4.000. Mrs, H. C. Cory and Mrs. George D. Brown wing will entertain the social of St. Paul's Epis copal church at the home of the former to- morrow afterncon at 2 o'clock. Ietresh- i o'cloc ments w be served 3 A petition was filed in the district court esterany by H. M. Watts, asking to be r: lieved of the guardianship of his brothe James A B. Watts, insane, and that his bondsmun, . G. Mikesell,' be put in his place. The regular meeting of Pottawnttamie tribe, No. 21, will be held " Improved Order of Red Men, in their wigwam, corner Broad: Ay und Maiu streot, this eveming at the ghth run. Al visiting chiefs and members requested to be present, N. Parsons, sachem, Mrs. H. C. Cory, assisted by Mrs. George D. Brown. will entertain the sociable of St. Paul's church, Thursday, Decomber 3, at 2 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. Cory on Sixth avenue. Refroshments will be served at4. A general invitation is extended and ladies are requested to bring their work. Bigley and Seorge Scbultz, who were charged ~ with disturbing the were brought before Justico ingen y_afternoon for inz. ) filed an information agvinst Joseph Wardian, who bad them ar- rested, charging him with the same offonce, “The threo cases were tried together, result- ing in the discharge of Schultz ana Wardian and the finine of Bigley in the sum of §12.45, Maud Austin, Cecil Graham aud Mavel Btevens were 'sent to the county jail for thirty days, the charges against them being changed to petit larceny. The St. Andrews society gave a social Monday evening iu its hall on Pearl stroct, which was well uttended and a very en: joyable affair. A fine program was ron- dered, ~consisting of “an oponing address by A. C. Graham, musical selections by Mrs, H. Stephenson, James Macrao, Miss Short, Miss Mury Oliver, Miss Anna Pattor- son, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.'Smith and Messrs. Rae, Graham and Gardner, veadings by Jo- seph Johnsou, Miss McPherson, Mr, Stuart and Miss Cunning and an address by Charles Steptienson. Tho floor was then cléarcd and dancing was indulged in, a magnificent sup- per being served during the evening. a hear Johu B, Stulir, the embarrassed Minden merchant, was in the city last evening wait- ing on Menager Peterson of . G. Dun & Co's local agency, and others interested, for the Durpose of correcting a wrong impres- sion that has been given to the public by the published statement thut the membership of the firm had been misrepresented to the cmmer- cial agency. Mr. Sthur states that he has not been asked and has uot given any state- ment of the membership or condition of the firm to any commercial agency since 1888, and that he has never been a memver of the firm, It was formerly Pieper & Stuhr, the latter being s wife, and has been changea a number of times, his wife and son_holding interests. When 'the failure of John P. Stubr occurred the firm was changed to the Stuhr Hurdware compuny, composed of C. H. and Julius Stuhr —_—— CROWD TO C. O, D. BroApway, COUNCIL ForLLow Brow T BrLue JARGAINS IN GROCERE Wi ALWAYS LI D, N IR FOLLOW. Mince meat, put up in pure applo eider, The pound; pure fruit jams, put up in granulated sugar, 10¢ pound; pure apple butter, 7ie pound; 20-pound pail fruit jolly maple siup, &3¢ gallon; rock candy drips, 85¢ gullon, this is fine, try it: 5-gallon keg Aol sirup, $1, 2prallon pail amber sivup, S0c; sui house diips, 50c gallon; good sivup, lon; New Orleens sirup, 70¢ gall is the best made; pure buckwhoat, 4e pound; Aunt Sally pancake flour, 106 o; Aunt Jemima paneake flour, ng buckwhent, 10¢ packug rolled oat ilver il pork, Se; Bo beef, 10¢; pigs’ codfish, Tie; e 10 oats, ro led package, Sic picnic hams, Ticy dry s logna , Gy dry feet, Gey pickled tripe, 8! smoked halibut, 20¢ the Nicest in the City. George S. Davis, 200 Broadway, has the nicest display of holiday goods up to dnte in the city, He was the first to ghow the public the beautiful things brought out this year, and he will domi- nato the trade on his end of the streot, Hammer has moved his 115 Broadway to 26 Pearl Justice A, C. oftice from streot. PERSONAL PARAGRAP S, Mrs, W. S, Williams | Franciseo, where visiting relatives. Mrs, J. H. Daniger, w ously ill at her home, 113 is slowly improving H. A, McCallister tako a position with electric light company. ves today for San she will spend the winter 0 has been danger. East Pierce str has goue to Chicago to the Thowson-Houston Mizpah templo, No. 9, will give a sociuble at the Knights of Pythins hull Thursday evening, December 8. All friends aro ¢ und supper yrdially invited. 5 conts, Holiday Booxs. Watceh Tie BEE for prices of holiday hooks and novelties. Tho largest line and the lowest prices you over heard of in tho west. Boston Store, Fothering- hawm, Whitelaw & Co., Council BlufYs. Mandel & Kline will move tire stock to Sioux City January 1. Until that time you ean buy furniture, LOVes, curpets, 4t your own price, LA Conmmittees for the Dance, The following committeos have been ap- pointed by Bluff City Typogrupbical union No. 203 for its masquerade ballto be given st the Masonio templo on Christmas night Master of Ceremonies—J. I, Dietrich. Arrangements —J. C. Richards, 2, Katzeumyer, W. H. Covson, Reception —G. W. Ryan, R. G M Maynard, bomas, P, . Spencer, R. J. loor—W, B. Fisher, C. M Jawmes Kirley, George O v.r, George Irvin, Oscar Henderson, D, A. H iggerty. Dancing their en- H, J. Oliver, Thomas. 1 FAMILY NARRCWLY NEWS FROM (Ul CIL BL UFES. | Destructive Fire at the Home of William Maloney. ESCAPED DEATH. As They Passed Out of the Burning wilding the He sive ~Unable t Was Oppres 10 Agree on Coal. A destructive fire occurred yesterday norning shortly afte k. The scene of the fire was William Maloney's residence, 125 Graham avenue, and the building, to- eether with almost all its conteats, was o total wreck. Mr. naod Mrs, Maloney were awakened by a smell of smoke, ana on opening the door of the upstuirs room where they were sleeping thoy at once- saw that the house was on tire. Thoy nast- ily scized a few articles of cloth ing and started to go downstairs The heat was almost stiffling, but by dint of hard exertion they maunaged to get out of door They then went to the house of F'red Lamb, which s quito a distance away, and hiaving scen his wife and child safely noused, Mz, Malonoy went to tuo farm box aud sent for the fire depar st nent, When 1t arrived the flames had secured such headway that it was with dificulty that anyth was saved. Up to the time when MT. and Mrs, Maloney left the hotse the fire ‘had been merely smouldering, al though it had ntly been burning for a loug time, Shortly after they loft of the tront windows fell out with a sh, and the wind alinost instantly fanned cmbers into flames that spread with great rapidity. After long and bard work, towever, the fire was extinguished, but the house and all its contents were aimost a total ioss, The damago is estimuted at about £2,000 on the house and a like amount on tue furni ture, The furniture was ncarly new and of a costly pattern. The house is insured for $£1,500 anda the furniture for $2,000. How the fire ovigimated can not Lo kvown posi tively, although it is supposed to have started in some way from the base buraer downstairs. Siortly after the occupants of the voows upstairs awoke the stove feil with a crash, tue floor beneath it having been bursed’ completely through. Had Mr. and Mrs. Malouoy they must have perished in the flames, as the hallway, when they left, was so hot th could scarce s through'it. Postal Telegraph Co. have adopted th ‘Caligraph” to the exclusion of all others: Regardless of Cost, My entire stock of autumn millinery must be closed out within 80 days, and in order to do so [ will sell at absolute cost prices, The lad will find these goods the finest in the city, Miss K. L. slept much longer Ragsdale, 337 Brondwa, Holi Boks. Wateh Tue BEE for prices of holiday books and novelties. The wd the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fothering- Lam, Whitelaw & Co., Council Blufls, gest lino Jarvis wild blackberr; is the bos Drs. Woodbu dentists, 30 Pearl street, mext to Grand hotol. Telephone 145. High grade work u specialty, Rty CUSSING AND DISUUSSING. School Board Mcembers Unablo to gree on Coal, Tho scheol board beld another meeting yeosterday afternoon at tho office of E. E. Wright to coutinue their wrangle in regard to tne conl supply. All the members were present excepling Waite. Prosident Weils, who was chairman of the committeo appointed Monday night to ex- amine the coal question, reported that it haa been unable to agree, and he therefore called ou the members to make their individual roports. Schoentgen roported that he bad not changed his opinion since Monday night, and that he still neld that W. W. Wallace's Walnnt Centerville coal at 305 whs the lowest. He wus opposed to taking any risks on any other kind of coal that might be marked at a lower figure. Hunter stated that he too was of the same opinion as when he stood up for the Carbon Coal company Mouday night. The Excello lump, at §5.40, had been used in the schools for two years and the board ran no risks in tuking it agatn. He also called attention to tho fact that a number of the ralways con- tering here are using that kind of coal in large quantitie Suoentgen retorted that the railways are ' the habit of buying almost any kind of coal that the Carbon Coal compauy had a notion to furnish, on account of somo magic influence someoue couneceted with the com- pany scomed to possess. Wells sided with Huater, Stacy siaed with Schocutgen, while Suubert left” it blissfully uucertain as to where he stood until the vote was taken, A motion was n ward the contract to Wallaeo for nis . but it was los Schoentgen, Stacy and Shubert voting in favor of and Wells and Hunter against i It was evigent that both sides had come to ¢ and that nothing could be gained by cussing and_discussing any more for the present. It was accoraingly decided to postvone further action until Saturday evening, when another meeting will bo held, Schoentzen wanted to put in a clause forbidding Hunter from ordering any more coal in the meantime than would sup ply the schools for a week, but Hunter told him be had only been ordering 1t by the loa anyway, so the clause was not inserted, was mutually understood, however, that Schoentgen should not have to lie awake nights for fear Hunter was coming a sharp trick over bim, In too meautime the Carbon Coal company is furnishing the coal. DeWitt's Litue Early Risers for the —_— Ho iday Fooks. Wateh THE BEE for prices of holiday books and novelties. The largest line and tho iowest fn-iucs you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Pothering- ham, Whitelaw & Co. 1 Bluffs, It live Coun We have our own vineyards in Califor- nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs, Holiday Books. Wateh THE BEE for prices of holiday books and noveltics, The largest lino and the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fothering- ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluils, el New fall goods, fi in the Reitor's, tho tailor, 810 Broadw Leap Year Party. A meeting ol oung ladies was held in the parlors of the Grand hotel Monday evening for the purpose of makiug urrangements for the leap year party which is to be held soon city, at ¥ after the opening of the new year. It was decided to give the party ou the evening of January 6 at the Grana, the dining room to be used for dancing purposes and suppor to be served in the ladies ordin- ary. A comwittee on arringements was ap- pointed consisting of Misses Grace Gleason, Mabel Taylor aud Nellie Bowman. Iho committee, whose duty it shall be to provide music for the oceusion, is composed of Misses Anua Bowman, Elsio Butts and Euunice Wells, It was decided to ask the young mar- ried ladies of the city to assist in the enter- tainment, aod auother meetiag will be held next Monday at the same place o make further arrangements. shuckers—Haller's Australian For salve, corn Bound to Have That Watch, When C. M. Harl awoke yesterauy mora ing at bis residence on Oakland avenue he found that burglars had visited him during the night. ‘They entered through a window which bad beeu left unfastened and took a waltch, an overcoat, & fur cap, $ belovgivg the servant girl and several other articies of smailer valuo, i The wateh stolen from Mr. was the same one which was Harl's residence over a year | ago. It was valued very highly by its owner as a keopsake, and when it was first stoien | he notitied the authoritics and it was recov- | ered at a pawnshop in Kansas Cicy, whero it | had “been left by the thievos, The Iatter, whose names were Grandy | and Harris, were caught and both wero Indicted, but sithough the | evidence was strong agaiust them both, Grandy was given eight years in the peniten- tinry, while Havris was ‘set free. Some of the hangers-on about the court house claim to have seen Harris in the city lust vreck in company with some other crooks. The work of Monday night was evidently done by some one who hud been thers vefore, and it is supposed that Harois is up to his old tricks again, To prevent fraud Ohio paseed o law requiring the inspection of maple sirup, and H. V. Slead, the_grocory man, has the only genuine stuff in the elty, bear- ing Crain Bros.’ aflidavit and the Ohio inspection stamp. Telekathuros, perfectly cleaned and seeded currants, the finest thing in the world at Slead’s grocery, opposite the Ogden, Try Carman’s for hard and soft coal and wood, 706 Main street, . S. Barnett, 419 Broadway; city and farm loans; fire insurance, Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best, Carman Feed and Fuel company, wholesale and retail , grain and Special prices on hay nnd grain r lots, 706 Main street, Council Kindergarten in rooms next to Y. Morriam biock. Ixperien Rates very low. Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. s e AMUSEMEN T, n of the English stage tels us that whes “T'he Livals” was first produced “The town damned, condoned and finally crowned it as u work “romarkable for wit, ool arrangement of plot and knowladze of and mannel loro than a century psed since Sheridan’s comedy wus written, but its transcendent werit has made it'a classic which will abide permanently in dramatic literature, It may puzzie the modern play-goer to nn- derstand why “Tho Iuvals” should have been damned, but it is ouly necessary to re- mind him thav the morilities of a century 420 were not cut on the same pattern as those of this latter day. It is properly due Mr. Joseph Jefferson, too, to say that he has made some consiverable changes from the work as written by the orilliant [rishman, but the contemporary lover of the drama 'may rest assured that they are for its betterment. ““The Rivals" was produced at tho Boyd last night by Mr. Jefferson and his admirablo company of comcaians, and a brill audience, with sensibilitics attuned to the slightest play of humor, enjoyed an intellectual luxury. What can bo said_of Mr. Jofferson and his Bob Acres—auaint, harmless, amusing, good naturcd poltroon that he is—that has not been said a hunored times before and in most felicitous torms? There are other conceptions of the character, but if any counterfeiter of the part has an art that is nearer periection than Mr. Jefferson’s its superiority s like those sounds which are too subtle for tho human understanding to perceive. This genial comedian's cbaracterization is a de- light in the prosent and wiil be a precions memory in tne future, Mrs.” John Drew’s Mr.s Malaprop is a unlque and enduring creation. It is ono of the notablo achievements in recent dramatic art and promises to pass into the traditions of the stage along with Me. Jefferson’s Bob Acr The place of the lamented Florence as Sir Lucius O'T'rigwer is taken by Mr. Louis James. It wore hardly fair to draw a com- Mr. James bas been b doing 4 widely “different line of work for years and has had barely ten days in his present position. Ho is one of the bist all_around actors on the American stago, however, and considering tho trying cireun: stances under which he has assumed the role be acquitted himself britliantly. Mr. W. . Owen as Sir Anthony Absoiuto gave a carofully studied impersonation of the dexpotic, choleric father, with a heart full of affection, that was finisned acd filled tho full measure of expectation. J. H. Burnes has long been an alo leading man and acted Captain Absoluto with grace und dask Miss Viola Allen played Lydia with most admirablo finesso, and made o charming sweetheart fndeed. David is a servant comedy part with fine opportunities, and Mr. George W. Denham mado an artistic bit of dramatic work of it. Mr. Jefferson and his company form the strongest and finest comedy organization on the American stage, whoso excelleuce is too well known to need fulsome flattery. The Jefferson Comedy company, bavin decided not Lo givo a matince at Boyd's operis house today, Mr. Joseph Jefferson, Mrs, Jonn Drew, Mr. Louis James and the mem- bers of the company will bo guests at the Farnam Strect theater management, to wit- ness MeNally's latest farco comedy, *‘Boys and Girls.”? ~ A box will be prettily decorated for Mr. Jefforson and Mrs, Drew, who have many personal friends in the couipany now plaving at the Farnam Street. Already tho indications point that the matiuce will be largest in the history of the house. SHUTTING OFF FREL PASSES, Effort to Koads Make an tieduce Expenses. 1eaGo, 111, Chicago Dec. 1.—A meeting of presi- deats and vice presidents of western roads was beld today in accordance with the anuouncement of last weex to formulate a scheme for doing away with the indiscrimi nate issuance of free passes. A vote at tho meeting established the fact that all present wero in favor of tho movement, but the uttendance was not large enough to admit of any accisive action being taken. Ouly fifteen ronds wero represented, although invitations had been extonded to more than twico that number. J. C. McMullin of the Chicago & Alton was called to the chair. After a general discussion of the subject a resolution was adopted ndjourning the meeting subject to call of the chairman and a commiittee of five, The delay caused by the small attendance is ded by some as significant. It is freely predicted tonight that the meeting will Fesult in o fiasco, just as 1t did last when certain roads purposely deluyed action until after they had mado tneir unnual passes to suit themselyes, Some time in September the Bur Cedar Rapids & Northern sold round trip ex- cursion tickets toa party of thirty persons from Cedar Rapios, la., to Barnesville, O., sud return At §0 for tae ud trip. The tickets wero good over the Rock Island road botween West Liberty und Chicago and as no such rate had' been authorized, Chairman Finley prefered charges against the Itock 1sland as hoing respousible for thoe use of such rate. ‘tho case was duly heard and today Clair man :uley 1ssued his decision. He bolds thut the charges are sustmned and that the Rock Island must pay over to the association the full proportion” which should have ac- crued on such tickets at tho first-class rate in force at that tim At the regular meoting of the Western Passenger association it was agreed that, commencing the first Tuesday in January, 1502, the regular meetings of the association should be held bi-monthly -instead of monthly, On the appeal of the Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City road from the decision of the chairman in the mileage case, the decision of tho chairmui was sustain The subject of the ticke's between transcontinental points and Chicagn was talked over aud the committeo having in cnarge the dotails in respect to the Kuights Templar convention at Deuver wus granted further time. The consideration of the subject of the establishment of a rate bureau was deferred until next meeting that the matter may be further investigatod 'The chargo that the Chicago, St. Paul & Kausas City gave reduced rates 1o the party of Minneapolis boomers who captured the republican national convention for that eity igton, sale of rouna trip is being linvestigated, afic Manager | Busenbark says he can get afidavits from | every wember of the party that full rates were paid. Want Separate Coach LouisviLLg, Ky., Dec, 1.—The annual re- 4 port of the Kentuoky railroad commissioners recommends that a law be qmased providing for separate coaches for whites and blacks. “This 18 probably due in part o the unfor- tunuto shooting of Miss MuFwen by a negeo in a row betwee whites and blacks on a Louisville & Nashvill train in September NE4 Rar | CONSIDERING NED But the Burlington's Action Changed | the S tuation, | Kaxsis Crvy, Mo, Dec. 15+A queer situa- tion hns been developed in the Transmissouri { Freight association. The disturbance is the | result of the trouble over the granting of | lower freight ratos to Boatrics, Neb., to con- sider which a meeting of the rate commiittes | of the association was call:d au Kansas City for yesterday and today. The committee gotto work yesterday after- noon, but before it could do any work its power to handle the matter was vitiated by the announcement that the B, & M. rond had taken independent action and had put into cffect the rates that caused the dispute, The Rock Island immedintely appsaled the case to the board of Western Trafic »ssociation commissioners and when the rate committee mot this moriug there was n.ihing to do but adjourn, - HAD A PREMONITION OF DISASTER. Victim of the Tole Life In; Auncns, N. Y., Dee. 1.—Superintendent Wells of the Auburn Electvic railway an- nounced on Saturday that his cousin, Hallo- weil Vaughan, a wealthy ranchman of San Fernundo, Cal., would arrive during tho day for his fivst visit in s1x years. Before start- ing on the journey, the cousin, for the first time in his life, took out a iife {nsurance ano accident policy for 3,000, and mailed it to his Auburn relativo for'safs keeping, This ar- rived safely, but the expected visitor only reachied Toledo, where he was killed in the railway accident of Saturday night. His father had come oa hare to mant him, but left for Totedo yesterauy and will take the body o Wreck Had His red. steign of Terror in Len KxoxvrLLe, Tenn,, Dec, 1. ver Springs are now idio because the white miners have struck. The causo of the striko was tho issuance of warrants for ten of them for participation in an outrage against colored miners who woro driven from their homes by white men, There has been a regular reign of terror for tho pust few days. - Guards Hircd for Convicts, Nasnviiie, Tenn,, Dec. 1.—As a rosult of a meeting today in the governor's ofice re- garding the convict question, the superin- tendent of prisons was authorized to employ 100 men at Bricoviille and 100 men at Coal Creek for guard duty, shonld that many be required. As soon As the stockades are finished tho recaptured couvicts will be marched 1nto them. Cne mines at - Guarding Against Incendiaries. RurLAND, V., Dee. L.—In Castleton, about twelve miles from here, six incendiary fires oceurred within as many days, and in conse- quence the residoats are in a stato of terror. A viglance committeo has been organized, and armed sentinels have patrolled the town sinco last Wednesday night. Vigorous efforts have been tuken to discover the in- cendiaries. BAD SKIN ERUPTION Many Yea All A“‘IHI‘L of Medicines and Doetors Fail, Cured in One Month by Cgticu In 185, I had an eruption come out on my skin, and while at st it dld notamount to much, It grew (o be very agwravating and at times wabearable. The skin would get hurd, inftamed, aad peel off leaving an en- tire new skin, neting snme wad for weeks ata time, always worso at nizits. Have tried all munner of medicines and hal doctors prescribe to no etfect. 1 bought i box of CUTICURA REMZDIES and used CUT CUIA RESOLVENT for my blood, [ um fully eured, 1 Jess thana month. It was o most aggravating o, and now I am enjoying ense and con- 1 have had untold benefits, Anyone trying CUTICURA REMEDIES cannot heip but derive benefit Anyone writtng me will recelve an answer 8ud my wdvicetogive your REMEDIES o trial. A. B. PATTON, Munager Postal Telezraph Cable Co, rien City, K « sas. Doctor Uses Cuticura We have opened u dru having s : ke store at this place on CUTICURA RE Iw tiew A unil Gl i il 5 old, Dis Tice was cov- CURA RENEDIES cured It We st use the CUTICUIA e BoAP. and wa his skin from wetting rough. modieines foF five voirs, fnd. ne plaint agninst th our drag sto drug busing or heard i but ibundant paise. We Kuansas, and wiil coniinue in the 5 hete. TAEGAR, M. D, Haller city, Snoboinist Co., Washington. Cuticura Remedies. Are sold o Skin Cu Puritier i the new 18l DILUG AND € s7-Send for willustrat PI) erywhore, Price, CUTICURA, the CUTICUI S0AL, w0 oxquisite Skin ILE, 2505 CUTICURA. IRESOLY ENT, Proparad by the POTTEI PORATION, Loston Sicin Diso and 100 testiuion; + pages PLES, black-hends, red, r Gily wkin 1 chapped wnd ured by COTICURA S0A T, HOW MY SIDE ACHES! Hip, Kidney, and it S RELUEVED BRONCHITIS IS CAUSED BY A COLD which settles in and inflames the alr tabes leading to the lungs. It 1s the beginning of Bronchial Consumption And if negloeted leads to that disease very speedily. A sharp, metallie cou b nesoni- pinies It Take (U in thue and you fean o tainiy cure it with SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, Which is Without an Equal for BRONCHIT IS and for o1l discases leading up to and including consumption, DR, SCHENCK'S new book on Dis- eases of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach, should be in every home. Sent free D J. H. 8che ot & BON;, Phil-delpsia, Pa. LeDuc's Perlodfoal Pills, French remedy s direct upon the S5upprission of the menses . and can b wailed. Should ot ! un‘l-nllllnm,pn- anoy. Jobbors, | drnggists and the public suppliod by Goodman Drug Co . Owahi COUGH CURE ! 1S A One Minute Remedy For all affeetions of the | Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, EXCEPT CONSUMPTION | 26 AND 50 CENTS, | For Sule by Druggists. A . L ML A B TR A GENUINE MICROBE KULLER 1 KIDD'S G ERADICATOR—Curos ull d | the microbo or werm. Pus up | an 5 alaos, the latior 2y DF pa'd on recelpt of pri Fuarantos t) eure. Tho Bers wup lea by th Omana, €. A. Molehor, Saykora, South Om il Ellls, Council butls, V04 D0 AU i 24 rotilod in 42 4§ . Bt iy whora O D, Welius & trade anl job r Drax Company Howacd Moyers aal K. 1 A. D, Foster, aad K. J bubl K 2 French Plate Mirrors, b Fine Show Cases. 24 Tables. 6 Chairs. HATS, CAPS, - FOR SALER. 1 Desk. 1000 Suits for Men, 800 Suits for Boys. J 630 Men's and Boys' Overcoatg TRUNKS AND VALISES. LIRS S, We don’t want to move them. V()\V come. Our le: se expires Model Clothing Co., S ARRS COUNCIL BLUFFS, NEW BIE@E I<, IOWA. NOTICES SPECIAL COUNCIL BLUFF 3. A STEADY, will n osition o selper. WILL take any honest employine: Goold references ven. Address W 1, Bee, Council Blufts, (‘ ANTED—Girl in boarding house. lor. Writegiv ghth street. ANTED—A huy-t Wik gup Lity, ete. to L. 11, ‘Gu tral City, Neb. No. 1602 Lnce s o LonJ. 8, Thursday, either salry or conn for active youns men orex make big moincy durinz winter. I N. Gth st. before 4 p. m . and get eholce of territory. 505 ukiin CIANC tom Dusine: W, horses or For OR F. half arm, miie ol Blufts. Wil take E_E. Mayne, 0619 Bro cattle. z00d 380 ncre farn, 35: wpreved 8, 4 miles rms of all si Johnston & Van Pus OWA furms for s improved 160 iores; from a lurge town, 82 Se Tikms for Fent. ten, Coune 1 Biufls, 'n bulldi (’l'ru —For rent in ¥ 2 Maln and Poarl strects, having all the litest fmprovements, heated by steam, elevator, Burke closets, ete. Apply toJ. J. Brown, or & Cas: .|y. on premises. ADIES and gentlomen wantel for hest g book_in the worlds b wages for ROl trade; 34 day OF (0 por cont: address 1) ve., off Mudison st. A gardon housos, lots businuss blocks for saie or rent. Ly Hess, 10 Peard strect, Council Blufts. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, PITAL STOCK. $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.....$225,000 Dinecrons—I. A, Milier. [ 0. Gleason, 12 L Shutart, B E 1. D. Edmundson, Charles R. Han t general banking busi: ness. Largest cupltal and surplus of any bunc inSouthwestern lowa NTEZREST ON TIME FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS3, I0NA Paid Up Capital...............5100,00) Oldost organized bank Hin tho city. Foreln and aSmiontl CLE R Nl OUML Macuritia - as i attention pald to collucilons. Aecounts of Indivia Bl D bameora. ad corporations soiiclts Corraspordenca in vitol GEO. P. BANFORD, l'er‘1 tont. Tk ERMAN: Cau A "“ istant Cashler DEPOSITS INDIAN DEPREDATIDACLAINS Persons who haye lost property from Ind raids should file their claims under the Indian Depretation Act of March i, 1L The time Is limited, und the claims are taken up by the court in the order In which the aro receive Take Notice thatall contracts, entered into with attorneys prior to the Act aro made null and void. Information glven and all clafms promptly attended o I)).Ihu BEL BUREAU OF CLAIM: £20 Bee Building. OMAILIA, NIS UHA“I\ \. THE GRAND Council Biuffs, ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPEN. N. W. TAYLOR, la. THIS Managar. —Attorney at Law, No. H, J. Chambers, one st over mush- nell's store. Telephone No. 2y Businesi bours. 8 4. . toy p.ow, Councll Blufs, [y Sims & Saunders —{H S Wy, i federal courts. Kooms 4 4 und 5 Shugart Beno block, Council Biuffs, la, SAVE YOUR BYESIGHT OPTICAL HOUSE { NEW oF THE ALOE & PENFOLD (0., Practical Opticians ot wenry oF tire tho eyes. Tha frames properly ad- Justad to the face. Byce Tested Free of Chargze. Prices Low for First-class Good THE ALOESPENKFOLD CO 114 5 1oth St., next door to P Creighton Block, 333 FOLLOWING JANUARY 1, '92: | BEEF. | Tenderloin Slmrl Loin: Loins, full..... Rib Roust No 1 Rib Roast No 2... 5 Roast Beef, Shoulder Rounds Whole 5 Shoulder Cod Boneless. . irloin Buts for Steals. 'l‘npNilioIn for Steak Rolls of Beef for Stealk. . Plaits Rolled for Roast. . Corned Beef Rumps. . Corned Beel with bone. . Boiling Beef with hone. . . Boiling Beef Huln&w (boncloss) Spiced Beef cooke Hind Quarter Beef (steers). Hind Quarter Beef (cows). Forz Quarter Beef (stecrs). . Fore Quarter Beef (cows).. . Side Beef (ste o Side Beef (cows). . . et 00 Loin and Porter llu\lsn,, veess . llh' SAUSAGE. Veme .. il (o Bologua A Liver.. o . Head Cheese. . Pork ... 'HURRAH FOR LICENSE. NOW BUY YOUR MEAT OF ‘G. H. MESCHENDORF BROADWAY. PRICES \ B I\L\”\IL UNI[L WILL MUTTON. Por Ib, Ritclediine 1240 Whols Mutton. 8o Hind Quarter .. 100 5 100 50 % 100 S SR . 8o One-half Veal......... . 8o Hind quarter Ve 5 100 Stow Veal. . 60 Tenderloin..... k190 Pork Chops.. .. 10¢ Pork Loins. ... ... 90 Pork Shoulder . B006 (0 SalviPorlc. .. ue e 90 so | Breakfast Bacon % SRR RE190 Breakfast Bacon No. 2....... .. 100 HAMS. xtra Cured..... .. 5 Jle Sugar Cured No. 1. & 10¢ Sugur Cured NOS RN it Tl s die s 190! LARD. Single Bound: uliihlhbiiis ssiutesiais/sals+100) Kett'e Rendered...........oovevres. 80 ndered, 50Ib...............80c vee.. No. 2 50lb Compound Tier Compound, 501b 1 Butterine and O. comat Don’t fail to tr the Newest Dehcacy of the Season, Green Bay Smoked White Fish. TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Sc hoedsack, Proprietor, of everydescription. Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. them redyed and finishad equal to new. BED FEATHERS PATENTN for NVENTIONS PROCURED BY THE Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA, NEB, Equal with th aguingt the oy often losw the Interest of those hasing elaliny moent I8 that of INVENTORS, wio nefit of valunblo Inventions beean ency oF inattention of tho wttor 1to obtaln thelr patents. Too much o oxorcinod In enploying compaant 0 tors to proouro patonts, for thy valie dapends greatly, If notontirely, upon the of the incom employ eannot by care wnd skill Of the Attornoy With of protecting lnventors fron we a3 OF earo) 4, and of weolng tat in v Tkl 1o patont tons nee w BUREAC sractice Ghiain pate Cond rrevences, Make speeial exawminationy, Frosecite vejected cases, Ister trade mavks and copyvights. opinions ws tescope and valid- tiy of patenty. Prosceute wanl defend infringensn suitu, ete., ete. M yon hay BURKAU o 1 pr: has rotal and are there iro propared £ uy nd THE BEE raof, Wgeth n hand tograph th With i brief deseription of (he Important featuras, and y bes Ones advined o 10 tho be ra0 to pursue. 1018 e 00T D000 AAry unlass Ly inven ton (s of u complicated nature. 1€ othurs aro fringing on your Flghty, OF 1€ you &ra churgod with Infeingoment by others, subult the matter o T K BUIKAL for & reilablo OPINION before acting on THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAINS, 220 Bee Building, Owmaha, Neb, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha, Packages re Council Bluffs. Merchants who have shop-wore or soiled fub RENOVATED AND ud most approved machinery,atest at loss cost than you over paid byfoss, Offices 621 Broadway, Dye, clean and refinish goods ived at either office or at the Send for price list. s of any character can have ANED BY STE. Councll CLI M, with the “A Delicious Medicated Cone fection” for the relief of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and for clearing the voice, For sale by all Druggists and Confectioners. Packed in full two ounce packages, Price 5 Cents. 1f you are unable to procure the Pomona Cough Tablets | from your dealer gend us 8 cents in stamps and receive a box by mail, Made by the manufacturers of the ecbrated Pomona Fruit Juice U DUQUETTE & ©0., Councll Bluffs, la.