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

THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUF PEARL STREET. OTTIC - NO Delivered 1y Cirrier in ¢ny part of the City, W W, TILTC - MANAUER TONFs ! Business Ofee No. TFLEPTONFS § N4 Baitor No. MINOK MENTION, N, Y. Plumbing Co. C. B. Water Works Co. Removed to 30 Pearl street, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 204 Sapp blook. J.N. Casady, jr., unnounces his engage ent to Miss Sadic Allen of Chicogo. nest Stephan roturned yesterday from a business trip to Greenfield, Adair county J. Smith was fined 10,10 in police court yesterduy morning for assault and batter. The King's Daughtors of the Presbyt church will entertain their friends at a sovial and oyster supper, in the church parlcrs, this evening. The Ladies’ High Five club will be entor- tnined this evening at the residence of Mrs S, Farnsworth, corner of Willow avenue and ighth streot The buildings at tho corner of Main street and Tenth avenue are being removea to mako room for the new brick warchouse which is to be erected on the sy A meeting of tho Methodist Ladies Sewing society will be held at jck this after: noon atthe exchangeat which business of {mportance will ve transacted. A smull five started i tho Carbon coal company yesterday noon in the Wabush vards, and the fire department was culled out to extinguish it The damage was slight. Revival services are in progress, and will continue for some time, at the Bethany Bap: tist_church, corner Sixteenth avenue uaad High street. Meetings are conducted by rds of tho Kov. W. C. Levick of Nobraska, und others. The regular conclave of Ivanhoe Com mandery No. 17, Knights Templar, takes place this, Thursdav, evening. All members requested to be prescnt on account of business of importance. Per order of I3m. Com Meyers Otro, 10-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Barnett, died of lung fev westerday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the resi- dence on Soath Thirteenth street. An- vouncement of the funcral will be mude lter, About forty friends of Dr. P.J. Mont gomery and wife tendered him a surprisc Tuesdny evening at his residence on Fourth street, it being his 50th birthday, Tue evon- ing was passed in music and otuer amuse- ments, Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to the following parties: David L. Busha and Mageie Anderson of Council Bluffs: Oscar Peterson and Celia Waline of Council Bluffs; John Sitera and Mary Silva of Omaha. M. C. Gaines and Morris Saulter, two rival oil peddlers, became involved in a quarrel “luesday eveuing in the castorn part of the city, which lod ty the arrestof Gaines yestor- day'on a charge of assnult and b Ho will hiave a hearing beforo Justice Hammor this aftornoon. Joserh Bell and Miss Josic Simpson of this city were married yesterday oy Dr. Stephen Phelps at the residence of tho bride. The groom will be remembered as the popular ex-marshal of Manuwa, who was connected with a couple of sensations in this city and in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Bell will reside in Council Bluffs. A fine astrachan overcoat, vulued at about 860, was stolen from the rack in the Revere house last evening while its owuer, a travel- g man, was at supper A young man, who had been sitting by the stove in the ofiice, was noticed to have disappearea at about the same time, but no trace conld bo obtained of cither him or the overcoat. A theater party was given by Miss Myra Crane Tuesduy evening in honor of Mr. Ed Kruuse of Indianapolis. It was composcd of Misses Madge Hayes, Clark, Fitzpatrick ana Crave, ond Messrs. Allison, Dospecher, Canine nud Krause, Boyd’s theater was visited, whero the Jefferson_Comedy com- puny held the boards. Mr. Krause left for honie yesterday morning, After a siegoof overa week the case of W. S, Mayne against H. B. Claflin was com pleted yesterday in the district court and submitted to the ju who went out about 5 o'clock. Shortly beforeths evidence was ail in an amendment to the original petition was filed by Sims & Saunders, attorneys for plaintiff, asking that §750 bo allowed them in adddition to the £4,000 judgment first demanded, for attorney’s fees. A. Fallon and J. Thompsen were nrrested yesterday afternoon on an informatiou filed y J. R. McPherson in the oftice of the city clerk, charging them with stealing horse rauish from his place southeast of the city, He claims that bis place has beon visited frequently in this way of late, and thut he caught the two fellows in the act yesterda afternoon. ‘Tne culprite, on the other hand, say that thoy wete given permission to take the stufl by a woman who lived near by, and thoy supposed she bad the right to give the permission. C. . Morr was arrested vesterday morn- ing at an eariy kour for disturbing tho peace at Cudy's barn, on Upper Broadway. Ho was fined 8 and costs for this offenss, and narrowly escaped having to answer a moro serious charge. He took a fine Winchestor riflo from the same varn durine the night, iv having been left there by a cowboy from the wild west, and had 1t in his possession when captured by Oficer Wageck. The cowboy refused to prosecute, being willing to drop the matter on getting back his stolen prop- and Morris was discharged upon tho payment of the fine, A man named Ho'mes, who lives in the castorn part of the city, is about to stop the proposed extension of 'Washington avenuo through his orchard. The surveyors were runuing lines through the orchard propara- tory to the condemuation of the nocossary land when they were stopped by Holme: who leveled o code of lowa at them and com: manded them to desist. Ho cluims that a specinl act of the logislature will be neces- sary before the city has any authority to co demin nhis proverty, and hoe also means to charge the city u rourd sum for the land in addition. He'means to fight 1t_out on thav line if it takes all summer. Tho eity, how- ever, will proceed with the work unloss re- strained by an injunction, ——— Holiday Books. Watch Tue BeE for prices of holiday books and noyolties, The largest line and the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west, Boston Stor Fothering- kam, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, PEL SONAL @ AKAGRAPHS, Conmore Swith of I} ebetown is the guest of his son-in-law, E. W. Lamb, jr. Andrew Johnson leaves today for his old bome in Devmark, whore he will spend the winte Charles Bray left Tuosday night for Wyoming, where he has u contract for some railroad work, e Try Carman’s for hard and soft conl and wood, 706 Main strcet, Arranging a Tombola. Arrangements are being mado for a “tom- bola,” under the auspices of St. Paul s Aid ety, in Roval Arcanum hall on the even- Ing of Decomber 8. The tombola 13 some- thing of o uovelty fn this city, but the main characteristic of it is that each one of the guests will receive a small packago of somo- thing or other, tho nature of the contents not to be known' untl the package has been opened. The committee making the arcange- ments desire all who heve not been visited, but who are williag to contribute, to seud a packuge of not less than 30 cents in valuo to the Koyal Arcanum hall on Tuesday mor- Iug, December . — Ihen Baby was sick, wo gave Lier Cactoria, When she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, When she becaine Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘Whea she had Childron, she gave them Castoria, | NEWS EROM COUNCIL BLOFFS, Program and Preminm List of the Horti- | cultural Society PLANS FOR THE ANNUAL SESSION, Organization Composed of the Lead- ing Farmers of lowa—All Visi- tors Will Be Royally Entertained, The program and premium list for the Six- toenth annual session of the Western lowa Horticultural society has been issued and is now ng eireulatod among the members and such othiers as & their wants known. The president of the association 1s W. K Follett of Malvern ana the secretary Gcorge Van Houten of Lonox. Both of these gentle- men are kept busy answering inquiries, and the prospects are that one of the finest ex- hibits, and one of the largest attended s sions, will be held here, commeucing next Tucsday, that hos ever been known in the history of the oreauization. A special rate of one and one-third faro for the round trip has veen sccured over all roads on the certificate plun. Special hotel ates have niso been secured at the Grand, Gordon, Pacitic, Revere and Keil hotels, so that the expense of thoso attending will be reguced toa minimum This organization is con s i the follo sosed of the lead- ounties: Tay twomery, M Pottawatta- Jass, Gu 10, Shelby, Si Page, Dailas, Madison, Adair, Lucas and Carroll. The directors of the society are as follows: H. Undo of Lenox, John Sale of Afton, T. K. ott of Ited Oak, A. C. Sabin of Glenwood, Silas Wilson of Atiantic, Richard Hopkins of Hex I Blackstono of Har Elwood Tatum of Wall Lake, dld of Shenandoah, G, W. of Corning, G. W. Porkins of John N, Wrage of Wakee, W. Il Winterset, L. M. Kilburn' of Fontanelic N. Smith of Lenox, Christian Steinmw Mapleton, 8. L. Morrison of Chariton, Steigerwalt of Carroil count Tuesday afternoon will be dov discussion of reports, while in the ey there will be an address Mayor Mac followed by u specia, program under the divection of the local commitree. The ofi- cers will also be eclected for the ensu- g year at this session. Wednesday mors ing, afternoon and evening, and Thursda morning will also be occupicd with speeches by various members, In the afternoon there will be a question box, and the revision of fruit lists will be made. All the exercises will be held in tho su- perior court room at the county court house. The exhibit will be in the Merriam block, first floor, The rooms will be opened Mon- day, aud all who can do so should arrange to have their exhibits in piace by 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. ——— FoLLow Tite crowp To C. O. D. 5 Broapway, COUNCIL It BARGAINS IN GROCERIES, AYS LEAD, NEVER FOLLOW Mince meat, put up in pure apple cider, Tie pound; pure fruit jams, putup in rranulated sugar, 10¢ pound; pure butter, e pound; 2-pound ¥ il maple sivup, 85¢ galion; llon, this is fine, r amber sirup, $1.85; n-y it: -’)»L, lion pail amber sivup, S0cz su, Arips, 50¢ gallon: good sirup, allon; New Orleans sirup, 70¢ gallon, this is the best made; pure buckwheat, e pound; Aunt Sully paneake flour, 10¢ package; Aunt Jemima pancake flour, i0c; self-rising buckwhent, 10c_package; roled oats, 2ic pi volled oats; jej rice, 6ie; silver rice, 5o Tiey dry salt pork, Se; Bo ausage, 6oy dry beef, 10c; pigs’ fect, 6c; pickled tripe, Sic; codtish, Tie; smolked halibut, 20c; bloaters, 3he. Justice A. C. Hammer has moved his office from 415 Broandway to 26 Pearl street. S Horses soa-ded. T will board a limited number of horses at my farm near the city., For terms, ete., address T. P, cynor, city, or call on Dr. Treynor, Merriam blocl Reiter, tho tailor, 810 Broadway, h all the latest styles and new wint goods. Sutisfaction in every respect guarantecd. — Holiday Books. Watch Tite Big for prices of holiday books and novelties. The largest line and the lowest prices you over heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fotherin ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Blufls. — Keport on Railroads, Attorney General Join Y. Stone has jast completed his report on the suits commencea by him in the name of the railway commi stoners of lowa against the various railroad companies, and it will be seut on to Des Moines at once to be embodied in the four- teenth anaual reportof the railway com- mission. During tho last year thirty four cases havoe been commenced against tho companies, the Milwaukeo bearing off the palm for being mado defendant 1n the greatest number, which is ten. ‘The North- western comes 'in for six suits, the Rock Islaud and the Burlington for thrce each, the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern 1or two, and the Mason City & Fort Dodg Cherolee & Dakota, Sionx City & Pacific, Lwa Central, Chicago, St. aul, Minneapolis & Omaha, Dos Moines & Fort Dodgs, Des Moines & Kansas City and W. H. Tuesdule, vecarver for the Minneapolis & St. Louis, for one each, Threo of the above mentioied suits are brought to compel the compauios to provide suitable crossings, three to compel them to construct “Ys,” two to provide better sta- tions, two for botter train service, two to regulato rates and ono to compel tho com- pany to turnish equal elevator privileges to dissatisfied parties, The joint rates iaw which has caused the companics o much grief at differeut times is the cause of a number of tho suits being commenced, In this list tho Milwaukeo ap- pears as dofendant four times, the Dubuque Sioux City, Burlington, Codar Rapids & orthern und the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney once each, Kindergarten in rooms noxt to Y. M, C. A., Morriam block. Experienced touch, Rates very low. Regardless of Cost, My entire stock of autumn millinery must be closed out within 30 days, and in order to do so I will sell at absolute cost prices, The ladies will find these goods the t in the city, Miss 12, L. Ragsdale, 837 Broadway. Mandel & Kline will move their en- tire stock to Sioux City January 1. Until that time you ean buy furnitur stoves, carpets, it your own pric Drs. Woodbur, aentists, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telophone 145, High grade work u spacialty. — Holiduy Books, Watch Tue Bee for prices of holiday books and novelties, The largest line and the lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fothering- ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, We huve our own vineyards in Califor- nin. Jurvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs, Jaryis wild lll‘u'klu)l‘l y is lllu bost. e Next Week's Assignments, The following assignment of cases has been made for next week in the superior court: Reose vs Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy Transfer company, Schurz vs Kob lenze, Kilis & Co. vs Carrigg, Eilis & Co. vs Moatgomery, Peter vs Yupp & Johnson, lu.;;«r- vs Benuet aud B. & M. railway, | | MeWilliam: | Son vs Bruno, Lars | that the cnarm had been carefully r THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, | Citizens bank vs Council Bluffs Fuel com any, Consolidated Tank Line company vs fompkins va Evans, Foxley & 1 & Jensen' vs Brown, Larsen, ¥ vs Bellin k r, T tvs Squire, Ho iday Pooks, Wateh THE BEE for prices of holiday books and novelties, The largest line and tho lowest prices you ever heard of in the west. Boston Store, Fothering- | ham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs To prevent fraud Ohio passed a law requiring the inspection of maple sirup, and H. V. Slead, the grocery man, has the only gen stuff in the city, bear- ing Crain Bros,” afidavit and the Ohfo iugpection stump, Telekathuros, perfectly cleaned and | seeded currants, the finest thing in the world at Slead’s grocery, opposite the | Ogden. B. S. Barnott, 419 Broadway; city and farm loans; fire insurance. —— Probubly a Clae, Later developments go to show that the Harl burglary Tuesday night was undoubt- edly committea by Harris, the same man who did the job the other time, or, at least, that he had a hand in it. When the watch which is no: missing was fivst stolen thore was a charm attached to the chain which bore the name and address of its owner. It was by this charm that the stolen property was identified by the Kunsas City authorities and atterwards sent back to this ety After Tuesday night's burglary Mr Harl happened to feel in the pocket from which the watch was taken, and discovercd moved and put back in the pocket. No other reason 1 be assigned for an action of this kind, an that the thief rememberea the trouble he had once before with that very charm and mado up his mind not to be hoodooed acain, It is regarded by tho author as protty well settled tnat the man Ha who was mentioned in yestorday's B, is tho guilty party, and the next thing is to tind Harris. “Although a number of Sheriff O'Naill's deputies claim to have seon him on the streets less than a year axo, all traces of him bave vanished, o has a reputation for being an all around crook that spreads over quite a large area, however, and it is prob- able that he will be caught bofore loug. s akey Dewitvs Little Early Risors, best puils ‘The Nicest in the City. )0 Brondway, has ay goods up to ¥ the first to chow the public the beautiful things brought out this year, and he will domi- nate the trade on his end of the strect. —_— Carman Feed and Fuel company, wholesalo and retail hay, grain and feed. Special prices on hay und grain in car lots. 706 Main street, Council Bluffs, Mizpah temple, No. 9, will give a sociable at lhe Knights of Pythias hall Thursday evening, December 3. All friends are cordinlly invited. Dancing and supper 25 cents. Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best. ST Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. b ) AMUSEME Tt was inevitablo that thoso who attended both performances of the Joseph Jefferson company at the Boyd should draw compari- sous between tho two entertainments, and 1t was impossible that the result could be aught but unfavorable to the **Heir at Law” in most particulars, “The Rivals” is purest comedy in almost every Lne and action. The humorous element is termittent in the words of “Heir at Law” and there are very fow situations out- sido of Mr. Jefferson’s own characterization that would striko an audience as amusing if siripped of thoir dialoguc. Flowever warm our rogard for the Nestor of American com- odians and his oxc lient companr, it must be confessed that “Heir at Luw” leaves a sense of disappointment—not with the players, perhaps, but at the absence of opportunity for tnem to display the qualitics we know them to possess. To wholly appreciate the Dr. Pangloss placed beforo us lasy nizht argues somethiog of an tellectual offort, & stram vpon the imagination. Most of us have known char- acters liko unto Bob Acres, and in Mr., Jef- ferson’s nterpretation we benold the many suwgestions of the amiable,diverting good-for- nothing rounded out to completenoss and idealized. Tho senses apprehend him as an old fricad without any mental analysis or strotch of credulity, ~ Dr, Pangloss is a stranger to memocy, his qucer pedantry is to o taken on trustand it is not to be wondered at that e cannot give him the csteem that we do an old friend like Bob Acres. All this, mind you, argues no reflection unon Mr. Jefferson or his exquisite art. Not only are they quite beyond criticism, but the charm of the mun and his manner are of such a quality as to inspire a sentiment wurmer thun mere admiration. Mr, Jofferson in- spires in those who full under the spell of his delightful genius and personality a feeling akin to uffection, In Cicely Homospun Miss Viola Allen has a role which gives her more opportunities than Lydia Languish, and, to those who have seen her only in tho latter, ner Cicely must vo a rovelation. 1t calis for versatility in action aud delicate shading in emotion, and 1t were difficult to imagine u characterization wore finished or charming, M, Louis James as Zokiel Homespun, Mr, W. F. Owen as Daniel Dowlas and Mr, J. I, Barues as Dick Dowlas carried their several roles well, as was to be expected, il TitlUin ON MONEY, \teresting Paper Read Before The Club Last Night *“The Club™ held its rogular meeting at tho Lininger urt gallery last evening with avout fifty members presont. Mr. Thomas Kilpatrick mado the address of tho evening, taking as his subject, “Mouey: What Is It, and What Is Its Usof? Mr. Kiloatrick read u lengthy vut very interestiug paper on the subject which showed deep, earnest sudy and showed that its author 1 spent coa- siaeranle care in its preparation. ‘The whote rgument was so closely woven together with such sound reasoning thut the entire aduress would have to be heard to be appre- ciated. After the customary rocess and the reports of committees the question of changing the club name to the T'woentivth Century club cameup but was voted down. 50 the organiza- tion will still be known as The Club, Several members participatea n the gen- cral discussion of tho paper read by Mr, Kil- patrick after the recess and somo intoresting speeches were made. At the next meeting of the club Mr. E, C, scott will teli what he would doif ne was Czar of Omaha,"” SIEECE The Howe scale tools first premicm at Poila delphia, Paris, Syduey and other exhibitions, KiLp: Borden' & Selleck Co., Agts,, Chicago. — - iuck of a Printer, Eugeue K. Turner rolled wto the police station last night and said that he haa been robbed of §170 1n the Jennings hotel, Turner claimed to be a printer by trade and it was evident that he had been drinking considerable. Sergeant Whalen went upstairs with the wan and made a search of the voom. Neatly 1 botween the muttresses wus the lost pocketbook just where Turner had placed it bofore going on spree, Charles . Beindorff, the architect, has re coived official notice of his appoiutment as superintendent of the new government build- iug and has already commonced work, His duties will be light during the preliminary work, suck as the grading and excavating necessary on the site, but he will have his hands full when work Is commenced on the building proper. Mr. Beludorff is naturally feeling very much elated over his Wppointment, which camo practically unsolickted, although a score or moro of local architects, builders and wgoliticians were after the 'position. Mr. Poterson vs Heiuze, Locke | Beindorf says he will make one promise, and that is that Omaha sbail have the kind and quality of & public building calied for in the contracts and specifications, While his private business is very large, no says ho will devoto all of the time necessary to se curs the careful comstruction of the new building. e TARIFF FOR REVLENUE ONLY. Representative Coombs W.Il Intros duce aResolntion in Congress. New Yonk,Dec. 2 —A rosolution relativeto the legislation for the reduction of custom duties will, the Times states, be offered in tho house of reprosentatives at the opening of the session of congress by William J. Coombs of Broo klyn, the ropresentativefor the Third disteict. The committec on ways and means are dirocted to prepare and pre- sent for the consideration of this housoe a bill for the collection of ravenue aud other pur- poses substantially upon the basis and prin- ciple of the following: Schedule A —To ba composed of articles free of duty, including all raw materials pec- ary 1n the manufacture of goods chiedule B—T0 be composed of articlos which by theirnatures should not pay a duty exceeding 10 per cent. Schedule C—To be composed of articles, principally wine, spirits, tobaceo, cigars and ind upon which o duty must be ufticient at least to prot ianu- facturers who pay a tax under our revenne laws. Alsoa few well defined articles of iuxury, which will bear a rate of at least 40 per cou't ad valorem, Schedulo D—To be known as the schedulo for the protection of labor and which shall bo made up from time to time 1u the manner tereinafter specified. All articles not covered by tiio preceding lists shall be grouped and known as *‘unspeci- fled.” and shall have a uniform rate of ad- valorem duty as provided hereafter. “The bill shall also provide that ns soon as congress shall ascertain the amount of money necessary for the conduet of the government for tho current year, it shull submit a report to the same, deducting therotrom the follow ing items: A—Surplus remaining over from preceding year, B—Estimated income from internal revenue, C—Estimated income from schedule B. D—Estimated income from schedule C. E—tistimated income from schedule D. I'—Estimated income from all other <ources. These amounts being deducted from the amount provided for tho expenses of the gov- eroment, will leave as a result the amount to be raised ny import tax on ail “unspecified” articles, Itshall, in its roport to congress, estimate the gross valuo of such iwporta: tions for the current year and the percentage of duty necessary to belevied on the same in ovder, as near as may be, to realizo the amount ascertained as above. e INSULTED OUR CONSUL. ess: rchmen in the lIsland Madagascar. Cureaco, 111, Dec. 2.—Thomas Wilkinson, an English merchant in Madagascar, said in an interview here today that the United States consul in that istand has becn re- peatedly insulted by Freceh oficials, who claim that their govornment has a protector- ate over the couutry. The American consul is Mr. Miller, a colored gentleman, formerly sident of Kansas. Consul Miller deals direetly with the quee of Madagascar and does not recognize the existenco of tho alleged protectorate. The matter has not heretoforo become public, Mr. Wilkinson says, because two American firms, having a virtial commereial monopoly in the island, seck to prevent general atten- tion being directed to the affuirs of Mudagascar, one object being to discourage Americans or others from going there. An acurate knowledgo of the gold fields on the island which, Mr. Wilkinzon claims to know, will prove among the greatest in the world, is said to have been thus suppressed. The Krench protectorate, he says, 18 uphold by Germany und England n exchimge for French recognition of Gor- many in Atrica and of the Euglish claims to Zanzibar, g Mr. Wilkinson was formorly iz Catifornia and is ono of tho famous survivors of the American filibustering exvedition to Central ‘America led by General Walker. ——— Army Personals, Colonel Bacon, inspector general for the Department of the Platte,returncd yestorday from a tour through the northwest. He met with o narrow oscape while attempting to cross the Missouri viver on the ico at Fort Randall. The ice was scarcely strone enough and the colouel came very near bemng plunged into the chilly, turbulent stream. Captain Day of tho Ninth cavalry is visit- ing Mujor Worth at Fort Omaha. Lieutenant Paddock of the Eighth cavalry has buen relieved as Judge Advocate of the general court martial_at Fort McKinuey and Licutenant Lindsoy has beeu detailed in his stead. Captain Jones, assistant quarter master of the army, who has been superintending the construction of Fort Logan near Denver, passed through Omaha vesterday on his way 1o Fort Sheridun, 11 o will take chargo of the construction of Fort Sheridun, General Brooke met Captain Jones at the unjon depot and held & short conferance, Major Bell is sufforing from an attack of influenza, la grippe, or something of the sort, that has caused congestion of tho blood ves~ sels in the eyes. Insolent -—— On a terious Chare. Thomas Wilson was the name given by n prisoner at police headquarters last night who was sent up by Officer Marnoll on tho charge of being a suspicious character, It was claimed by the polico that the more serious churge of criminal assault on a 13- year-old girl might be preferred agaiust the prisoner. It was thought that Wilson was the man who tried to take advantage of a little girl living on South Thirteentn stroet last night while the girl's pavents were absent. S samship Burned in Dock. Orvurn, Wash, Dec. 2.—The steamship Eastern Orvegon arrived here last evening and went on the ary dock. Soon afterward sho caught fire from buraing _grease in tho galley. The fire company’s efforts werc un- availing and the steamer is a total loss, Her valuation was about $100,000. DELICIOUS Flavoring | « Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanllla -) Of pertect purity. Lemon ~-| of great strength. Orange - E Almese) Z( Economy in their use Rose etc;) Flavor as dellcately and dellclously as the fresh frults THE NEW CO'LLAR T/’[’/i DE DE(JF“ IBER l\ A (()II\ orth often Causes PIRB, 1) | THEY GOMEI THEY SEE] THEY BUYI aring 1@ quality of the articles | price does tho rest s contain as ehoico o Omalia, tnd they have beon mavked down fully one s than tho re old ) seqson. lar vetail prico wis the Munufactured Price. At this cles ing sale you get L\ One-Third Off MANUFACTURER’S PRICES. the Worst Disasters, Id wind blows and you fe alr niny be raw and you ntinue Lo teel eliily 2, possibly walking Ttis a ehilling 1, 80 that [t be blood this way. It gets clotted, not elrculate f whoen 1t does And does it ow what must bo done, warmed and its thick clotted condition re- Can this bedono by heat but heat from u fire or furs only warnis the outside of the body and of the blood IS away f only be reached internally Ithful stimulant 1o and partially Theso odd ny the surfi y y. but unfortunately fow wiiskios have qualities fs p chenists and tostin Is and endorstments to-day and has stood the test s ot fully realized us it should are many ansorupulous dealers who try tosell o chenp and whoen Duffy's Is ealled tor and impose upon tha peop) y understood by 1o is to ele jurious goods, than on the puro « vee departments, Do not be deceived by ther DOCTCOR ACHERS ENGLlSH will ltop a Cough in one night checlk a Cold in a day, and CURE Consumption if taken in timc, IF THE LITTLE WHOOPING COUGH OR CROUP Use it Promptly A 25 cent bottle may save their ONES HAVE Marked down and placed on separate Men's Overcoats Marked down and placed on separate tables on third floor. Yes, This Brownmg, your drug Cugist for it. ll Tastes Good Dr. Acker's Enghsh Pills CURE CONSTIPATION all, plensunt, u favorito with i &CO, 6 Weat Droadway, . Y. MAN & MoCON I,Ll. o.\mHA. Send for ¢ \lulu;:\lc. Great Tnventory Sale of Carpes, COUNCIL BLUFES CARPET CO. Will Sell at these Special Prices from now until - January 1st, 1892 FOR CASH ONLY: PRICIKS. Axminster... Moguette. . NO OTIIER LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. For sale by all Drug and Faney Goods Denlers or 1§ unuble to procure this wonderful sos in stamps and recelve a cake by return mail. JAS. 8. KIRK & CO. SPECIAL—Shandon Rells Witz (the Society Waitz) sent FREE to snyono een Wiree wrappers of Shandon Beils Soap. Chicago. ”YOURSELF! Ask your Druggist for & bottle of Big G. The only non-poisonous reiedy for all the unnaturul discharges and private diseascs of men and the debilitating weakness peculiar It cures in o few yithout the publicity of o doctor. Vihe. Universal Amrican Cure. Manufactured by The Evans Chemical Co, CINGINNATI, ©. Body Brussels, Bigelow Body Brussels.......... Body Brussels. . ~.Regulur prico Tapestry Brussels. . Tapestry Brussels. in, 8-ply, all wool..... uxl!'nmmul [II" ain, C. Ingrain, Union...... Ingrain, Cotton..... Hemp........ Call carly and nul\c your selection hefore best patterns are Special prices on Curtains, Portieres, Upholstery Gools, Prompt attention given to mail orders, Council Bluffs Carpet Co.lsrokBivay NOTICES. COUNClLr BLUFFS3, SADY. willing man SPECIAL wints position any honest cnploy Council Blu Girl In bourding bouse 8. Eighth street, VW ANTED—A hay-bater. wpacity: ete, 1o L 1. YOS le brings them \sos them, rments as ever oame ilar price for which they have boen Don tlose sight of tho fact that the regus v othing at ont tho broken lots and odd sizes in MENS SUITS and PANTS Marked down and placed on scvarate tabloes on first floor. S Boys' Suits and Ouercoats bles on second floor. Week Ends It. King & Co. RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, SouthwestCor. 18th and Douglas Sts. O, en till 8 o'clock evenings, Saturdays until 10 p. m. NOTK PRICES Regular pric Cut price $1.74 Rezulur price L. Regular pric . Regular pr I Regular pric Regular price .. Regular price Regular price ..Cut price Cut prico Cut price .Cut price .Cut price ...Cut prico Regular pric Regular price Regular prico Regular price .85....Cut pi Kegular price .80, ...Cut p Regalar price .75....Cut p R gular price .55....Cut Regular price .40....Cut p . Regular price .50....Cut prico FPEN zo0d agents, salary or conmission; LCLiVe YOULE men or expe Dig jnoney during w good chunce © of territory. \Imnmn st house and I S, P Muetonne 1, Buldwin block. EXCHANGE business, foun OWA furms for sale: d 8, 4 s Soveral furms f Johnston & Van Pt ten, Council Biu rent in Bro & Casady, on prenilses. § bIR wigos for ;8 u duy or 60 per cent. uddress 13) Kappell ave., off Mudison st Allkinds of D7 fabrics made 10 1 okt ud for prica | st. A. MACHAN, Proprietor. ' rl strect, Council Blufrs, “Ahsomtely the Best Mada." qual to n.w 1013 Broadw srn Depot, COUN CIL ELUF Tron Cornice Works I GRAHEL & SON, Galvanized 1015 and 1017 Broadwayy, o1 fro.m polais 1) ailyi (o n Attarney at Law, No.| I, J. Clmm‘urs,. hours 5w m. 09 p. | R Hunian, Transic Councll Blurs, 1 A Delicious Medicated Con= fection” for the relief of Coughs, Hoarseness, S for clearing the voice, 1l Drugpists a Sims & Saunders— THE GRAND ELEGANTLY Throat, and ud Confectioners. Packed in full two ounce packages, Price 6 Cents, \ procure the Pom from your dealer send us 8 cents in stamps and reccive a box by manufacturers celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice NTED | st ,C(/UH( L ’L‘JFPS = STEAM ¥ GUUNG[L BLUFFS8 STE{RM DYE WORKS tha'iz et style of the a't. Faded and stalned W rk promptly dons and delivered in all paris of the , IOWA, CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, RITAL L BTQCK oy » .$150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS,.,,....... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,, ’L l Ji Dirkcrors—1. A, Milier, £. 0. Gloason, B L Shueurt, B K, 1oty D Edmundson, ¢ konoral bunking nu surplus of any bans {n Livegest cupital { InSouthwestern lowa | NTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS FIRSTNATIONALBANK OF COUNCIL BLUFF3, IONA Pald Up Capltal.e.oesieernss $100,0 B patd Lo collsetlons. Aecounts of indivias | uals, banks. baskers and corporas solleled Corruspoudence in vt DUQUETTE & €0, Gouncll Bluffs, la. TAYLOR, Managar, GEU, I BANFOILD, Prosident A W. KIEKMAN. Oasbior A, L. WICK Asslstaat Cashier