Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1891, Page 3

e o THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrler in eny part of the City. H. W. TILTON, - MANAUER o < | Business Office TELEPHONES | Nip )t Editor [ A———— ALY MINOK MENTION, N, Y. Plumbing Co, C. B. Water Works Co. Removed to 30 Pear] strect, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 04 Sapp block. Burhorn's diamonds, watches, holiaaygoods A mecting of the demoeratic club is ealled for this evening at the council chumbor. A divorce has been granted by Judgo Bmith to Mrs, alinnic Coleman from her husband, Charles Coleman, on the ground of drunkenness Kegular communication of Bluff City lod e, No. 41 No. 71. Ancient ['ree and Accepted Masons, this evening. Eleetion of oficers will be had. All Master Masons are invitad. Detective Vizard of Omaha was in the city yesterday lookiu for a jeweler. who, it 18 claimed, had run off with “a valuable gold watch which nad been left with bim to be cleaned. Mrs, Berger of Omaha lost a pet dog yes- terday morning while crossing tho rivor to visit hor brother, Officer Murphy of the po- Tivo force. Mr. Murphy will pay a reward 0 anyono who will leave 1t at his house, 213 East Washineton avenue, A marringe license was issued vesterday to Edward M. Kramer and Bertha® M. Arnd, both of this city. ‘'hey will bo married this evening ot the residence of the bride's mother, 616 Fourth street. Tho ceremony will be'performed by Rev. G, W. Crofts, The fioor committee for the dance und card party to be given by the Daughters of Veter- ans at the Royal Arcanum parlors this ev fug s Dr. Thomas, 1). Maltby and E. J. Al bott. T'his organization has given a number of successful parties in the past, and the ono this evening will no doubt be largely at- tonded The Odd Fellows and Masons ot this city have received invitations to attend the dedi- catory cxercises of the new Odd Fellows temple at Griswold, which takes place Jan- uary 1. Itis probable there will be large delegations from the various Bluffs lodges in attendance, Bruce Philps was arrested last evening by Ofticer O’Conuell on suspicion of being a horse thief, He bhad a horse and wagon in his possession which are supposed to have been stolen from a farmer in Shelby county efterday morning. There Is a reward of 20 offered for the thiof. “The roof of the court house has fallen con- siderably out of repair recently and yester- day's rain succeeded in geiting through some of the crevices and into the court room beneath, Unless repairs are made <oon the frescoed ceiling will be considerably the worse for wear before long. This is Episcopal ladies day and they will serve dinner and supper for tho beneflt of the W. C. A. hospital in tne dining bali, first floor, west end of Masonic block; and tney cordially invite all their friends to dine and sup with them and thus enable them to swell the hospital treasury and wipe out the debt against thoproperty. It was intended to take up the trial of cases on the criminal calendar in the district court yesterday morning, but as tho case of the Citizens State bank against J. C. Abbott was still on trial the others had to ve post- poned. The celebrated cattlo case has been on_now over a4 week and shows no present indications of being completed short of sev- eral duys, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rapp celebratea their silver wedding last evening at their resi- dence, 1721 South Eleventh street. A num- ber of relatives trom Chicago and other places wete present, and a fine time was en- joyed by all. A number of valuable presonts were given the couple, who are well known here, they having lived in Council Bluffs for over twenty yeurs, Anderson Hill, the colored man who was mentioned in Tk Bes several days azo as having been left to starve ina shanty on Washington avenue, died yesterday afler- noon at 4 o'clock at the Women's Christian soclation hospital where he has been sinco his cnse was made public. His body will be kept at Lunkiey's undertaking rooms for three days, so that if he had any friends they can come' and make arrangéments for the funeral. Otherwise he will be buried at the expense of the county. No gripping, no nausoa, no pain when De- Witt's Little Barly Risers aro taken, Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. e e Nicest in the City. George S. Davis, 200 Broadway, has the nicest display of holiduay goods up to date in the eity. He was the first to ehow the public the beautiful things brought out this year, and he will domi- nate the trade on his end of the strect. We have our own vineyards in C nin. iifor Jurvis Wine company, Co. Blufls s and 30¢ can, at C. Fresh oyster 0. D. Brown's. The largest stock of Japaneso and Chineso goods enst of San Francisco, *Frisco prices, at 817 Broadway. T PERSONAL PARAGRADPHS. Miss Ora Piper will leave about January 1 for her home in Chenoa, 111 W. E. Bainbridge returned yesterday from & visit of & week in Chicago and Madison, Wis. T. J. Evans, J. P. Weaver and L. C. Besley have returned from a business trip to Gales- burg, 1L, George E. Gage is at the Grand, having come from Boston to look after tho intorests of the creditors of the Kimball-Chase Investment company. J. B. Harkness bas bought out F, M. Loomis' stock in the Illustrated West, and leaves for the Black Hills today in the interest of the publication. Mrs Butcher, wife of the well known Chicago, Burlington & Quincy conductor, is quite ill'at her howe in Creston. Heor condi- tion yesterday was deemed a httle more favoruble than for several days past, but still ber friends are quite auxious, Lol 8 A very small pili, but a vory good one. De- Witt's littlo Early' Risors. st Walnut block and Wyoming coal, fresh mined, received daily Thateher, 16 Main. — Holiaay Goods, Remembor that DoHaven has one of the most elogant stocks of holiday novel- ties in the city. It surpasses all formor years both in beauty and low prices, Call and seo them, Coneert by Omah alent. A concert was given in the Masonio temple last evening for the benefit of the Wowen's Christian association, by the pupils of the Omaha School of Musie, of which L. A, Torrens is the director. A fine program was rendered, consisting of vocal selections by Miss Elizabeth Amsden, Mrs, W. H. Wake- field, Charles MeDowell and W. A. Derrick, and 4 recitation by Miss Bradloy. A ladies’ quartet, consisting of Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs, Nyo of I'remont, Miss Ola Ogden of this oity and Miss Awsdon, was also an attractive feature of the program, All the accompani- monts wero playod by W.T. Taber. “Today the ladies of the Episcopal church will sorve the meals, a turkey dinnor and an oyster supper, for 25 cents, In the evening an attractive program will be presented by the pupils of Miss Bella Robiuson. Van Houten's Cocoa soluble. 'be original, most —_— Swanson Musie Co., Masonic temple Dell G, Morgan & Co., druggists, 742 Broadway, are special agents for the fa- mous “Blush of lRoses.” — De Haven has his usual stock of beau- tiful dolls. Thoy are worth secing und way down in prices, Fresh oysters received daily direct from Baltimore at €. O. D. Brown’s, Counctl Bluffs, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLOFES. Foes Paid the Marshal Occasion a Great Deal of Disoussion, ONE OF A FEW FAT POLITICAL PLUNS. Talle of Patting the Incumbent on a Balary Raises the Question of the Proceeding's Logality. The ordinance which is now before the city council providitg for a change in the manner of paying the salary of the city mar- shal, giving him a fixed salary of #1200 in tead of tha fees he now receives, has caused susiderable talk in the various departments of the city government. Thoe statement has been set afloat by someone that the city be unable to enforce such an ordinance, even if it should be passed, but wil! be able merely to keep out that vurt of the fees which the marshal has been in the habitof receiving in connection with his police court work. A prominent attorney stuted vesterday that he had examined into the question, and bad come to the conclusion that the city was fully authorized to cutoff all fees received by the marshal and to put io place thereci a fixed salary. It isthought that the agitation of the matter has been started in democratic quarters for the purpose of antagonizing the ordinance. In the past the office of city marshal has usuully been a very val ble one to the dominant party, as the emoluments_amounted to any- where from #,000 to £,000, and the in- cumbent could consequently be levied on for a generous contribution to the various cam- paign funds. It is not thought that thero is any legul dificulty in the iway, as the pro- posed scheme is now 10 use in_many of the prominent cities in the state, and it has worked woll wherever tried DoWitvs Littlo Early Risors. Bost littlo pill_ever made. Cure constipation every time. None equal. Use them now. GREAT SLAUGHTER IN FURS. % to the Mild and Rather Unfav- orable Weather for Furs We Huve Decided t) Make the Fur Fly Having put on sale our entire stock of fur capes at exactly half our retail yrices. Sale will sturt today at 3 b, m. Ve do this in order to give all our cus- tomers a chance at the fur bargains. Glance at the figure coney capes, $0).75. 22,50, mouflon collar, $8.50. , seal, $7.50. $17.00 wool, xeal, $8.50. 00 cape seal, Persiun lamb collar, ). 00 eape, soal moufllon collar, $11.00. 0 eape, seal. 00 French cone x 0.00 cane, seal, $10.00, 440,00 marten, $20.00. 2,00 Pgrsian lamb, $11.00. $18.50 Astrakhan, $0.25. $25.00 monkey cape, real seal $12.50, $27.50 krimmer eupe, $13.75. MUFE SALE., 45¢ black hare muff, 2c. ¢ bluck hare muff, : $0.00 mink muff, $ e seal muff, $1.75, $12,00 beaver muff, $3.00. 500 Monkey mufls, $3.50. And so on ull through our entire stock of far: What could be more suitable for a nice Christmas present than a nice cape or muff? Now is the chance. BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, I ssed the Case. court was crowded yesterday morning with parties who had been drawn thers in the hopeof hearing some of the sensational details which wore reported to be instore in case the case should be prosccuted by the father of Lulu Frisbio agamst Nellie Croy and Willard James, The trial was expected to come off at 10 o'clock, but the hour rolled by aud the prosecuting witness falled to show up, whereupon the justice dismissed the case and discharged the collar, Dis: Justice Hammer's defendants. Five minutes after the court room haa been empticd_of its disappointed touts Mr. Frisbie appeared, stating that ho did not know exactly what time the trial was to come off, and when inforaied what had beon done with the cuso he made some show of anger. It is thought, however, that he will be content to let the matter stand right wbere it is, with- out reinstating the case, aud tho defendants were backed by & largs number of witnesses who claimed to Qo ready to siwear to the girl's bad character. Ao s Dewitt's Little Early Risors, best pills —_— kberry is the best. Commercial men, Hotel Gordon the best $2 house in Council Bluffs. The only kindergarten in the city is in the Merriam block, next to the Youn Men’s Christian association. Experi- enced teachers and only one-half usual rates are charged, Jarviswild bl Sult for Damages, Mury Beecroft began a suit in the district court yesterday against Henry M. Wyeth in which she alleges that sne was inducod by the defendant to buy a tract of land which he said was located in Barry county, Mis- souri, for $2,000. After the purchase had been mado she found out that the land did not exist in Barry county as descrived in the deed, and she now brings suit for $2,000 dam- ages, togetner with interest and costs, Constipation poisons the blood; DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure constipation. The cause removed, the discase Is gone. W. C. A. Exposition, W. C. A. program for this evening ut Masonie Temple Descriptive Music by Pupils of Miss Bella Robinson. llustrated by Tavleaux. Tableaux under the Munagement of Mrs. Jenue Mc- Connel Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 2 Misses Beebe and Mc Minuet... Leee JLiszt Conzle. S sess .. Paderewski Miss Julia Tulleys. Duet Germany and Russia. ... Moszkowski Misses Ellis and Strang. Polish Dauce,.. . ....Schwarvenka Miss Grace Beeve. Spinning Song vereeers..Mendelssohn Miss Ola Louisa Cook. Callg Balo N e s Mr. John Brown, Fantasie on Midsummer Night's Dream venreins s Mendelssohn Miss Estello Brown. Cradlo Song...... ... Miss Clara W Overture to William Tell T . ioiiieesei .. ROSSIDI-Gottschal ke Misses Estello Brown and Anna Patterson. Admission 25 cts. Jurvis 1877 brandy, pur Poffer ..Kuliak dens L, safest, best, Very handsome Christmas novelties at De Haven’s—nothing poor or trashy e Thought Burk Ran the Cit A patent medicine man named Long mado tho rounds of ull the city and justice ofices yesterday afternoon airing a full-sized griev anco in the snape of a large red lump which bad been deposited on tho top of his nose by the horny fist of P, D. Burk, who keo blacksmith shop on Hroadway near the | coruer of Seventh street. Accordivg to his story they had been in a saloon near Burk's THE OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY, At Belmont, near hore, I’rof. Clarenco Sin- placo of business when an alterca- | gloton was stabbed five times yestorday by tion took place between them as to | one of his pupils whom e had whipped. Tho the comparative merits of Burk's | bov was frightfully bruised by kicks, The and other blacksmiths’ work. Each | condition of young Duval and Prof. Eday is called the other aliar and tbe fun imme- | very serious. diately began, [t did not have time to last long, however, as Long was laid out cold in the first round. As soon as he had recovered enough to navigate he started off in seaich of a place where he could have Burk arrested At city officials, nccusing them of being manipu- ch place be administerod a roast to the - £ — MRS, BLAINE'S DIVORCE CASE, Allowed Temp irary Alimony and At- torney Fees of 8800 Deanwoon, 8. Dy, Dec. 14.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bre|—-The of Mary lated by Burk and othor democratic ward | ETam 3 case of workers in the Intorests of the saloon ele- | Nevins Blaine against James G. Blaine, jr., mont, and charging them with being afraid to do'their duty for fear Burk would not let them be re-elected. Ho at last swore out the necessary -information in Justico Cones' court, and Burk will probably be arrested this morning. Gesslor's Magic riea1aens headechesin 20 minutas, At Ao by The Daughters of Veterans give a se lect dance and eavd party at the Royal Arcanum parlors this evening. Dalby will furnish music. afors, Cuaray a all druggists in which the plaintiff prayed for temporary alimony and enough money to carry on her coming suit, was héard in chambers before Judge Thomns today. It resulted in the court allowing her #00 tempoary alimony and €00 for attordey’s fees and the further sum of §00 within thirty-six days after tho service of tho order upon attorneys for de- fendant ruck by a Fast Train. Deanwoon, 8. D., Doe. 14, —Speo gram to Tug Bree.|—\Whilo attempting al Tele- to WDaHk HIE S TNtOR o ovind cross & bridge in front of a fast moving train At "h:mh;m from | this morning, the two-horse hack driven by Nebeaska Cliy. e 1o the. oity yosterdny | Lamo Hauk Bowen was hurled down @ Nobraska City, we v YOSLOrday | gpaon.foot embankment into the creck looking for his sister, who ho had heard was | 05, one horse was killed and tho driver hero. He had lost all track of heruntil & | ayg one of the passengers were vadly eut up short time ago, when he learned of her | about the head. The vehicle is a total whereabouts. He fell in with somo old | wreck. friends, who informed him that tho giri for whom lie was looking was serving a term in the county jail for stealing a lot of clothing from one of tho inmates of Belle Clover's bagnio. When he learned that his sistor had been an inmate of the house he was greatly shocked. She was arrested about’ two weeks ago at Carroll and brought back to this city under the name of Mabel Stevens by Marshal Templeton, After be had learned where she was to be found Mr. Mooney went to work to_have her re- ased, and flnally succceded in inducing Jnstice Swearingén, who had imposed the thirty-day sentence on_ her, to suspend the remainder of the sentence and let him take her back with him to Nebraska City. He said his sister had become ncartily tired of the life she was leading, und wouid be ouly too anxious to reform if she should be eiven achance. She is only 14 vears of age and extremely wood looking. She left lnst even ing for home in charge of her brother. DeWitt's Littlo Barly Fusers; only pill to cure sick headache sud regulato the bowels. The ladies of Trinity Methodist church will open their **Count Stove™ in Fos- ter’s old stand, 521 Broadway, December 16 and continue until Saturday. Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and new winter goods. Satisfaction in every respect guaranteed. Dell G. Morgan & Co., druggists, 7 Broadwiy, ave giving their customers this seuson an elegant plush toilet set. Sunday Drunks. A large and assorted collection of humanity atood up in police court yesterday morning to tell Justice Swearingen how and why they bad failon since the last session of court. George Tolliver and Zevh Hughes were fined £10.70 apiece for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, and similar fines were assessed against Charles Graham, George Says, Havry Page, E. R. Dockor. R. Riley, George Sechiroeaer and 7. ‘I Walton, alias H. I Hanard, for drunkenness. The case of Dave with ovstructiog travel street with a load of was con- tinued until tomorrow, und a’ continuance was also granted Wilham Willet, chavzed with driving a hack Sunday night without side lights. W. Stuart, charged with making a deadiy assauit upon’ Black Jalia, took a change” of venue to the court of Justice Cones and wiil have a hearing today. DoWitt's Littie tarly Risers for tho liver. i s Mandel & Kline will move their en- tire stock to Sioux City January 1. Until that time you can buy furniture, stoves, carpets, at your own price. Carman Feed and wholesale and retail feed. Special prices in car lots. 706 M Bluffs. e Dissolved Parters William Blackburn was arr day night on a charge of assault iutent to do great boaily inju: the charge beiog made against him by his wifo. The trial came up before Justico [lammer in the afternoon, the services of Justice Hammer baving been secured about two months ago, when the couple were marrica. Ucon a hearing it was developed that the trouble lay largely in the fact that Mr. Blackburn had an able bodiod mother-in-law in the houso with whom he was unable to maintain friendly relations. It was finally decided that he and his wife should part _company, tho woman stoying with her mother and Blackburn leaving the place entirely, With this understanding the case was continued for tirty days, at the end of which time, if tho now plan is found to work, it will be dropped entirely. —_— Weaver, charzed on Lower Main Fuel company, hay, grain and on hiy und grain n street, Council in. ted late Sun- with Try Carman’s for hard and soft coal and wood. 706 Main strec punne R resh bread, 2loaves forse, a¥ D. Brown’s. c.o As an incident to the refurnishing of the New Ogden the billiard parlors have been lensed to Chas A. Fox, and fitted up with new tables and everything nec- essary for a first class vesort for gentle- men. Important Suits Settled. Two important suits in which J. W, Paul is plaintiff, and the East Omaha Land com- pany is defendant, were settled yesterdsy. One suit was to secure possession of the southwest quarter of section 22, and the other to quit title to the southeast quarter of tho same section. In the compromise Mr. Paul is eiven a quit claim deed to the south- east quarter, which includes thirty actes in East Omaha. He in turn gives the land company & quit claim to the southwest quarter. It is dificult to estimate the value of the proverty, the title to which was thus in- volved, but it will reach botween §200,000 and §300,000. Why pay 43¢ a quart for oysters when you can get them for 80¢ at C. O. D. Brown’s? Drs. Woodbury,denthsts, next to G and hotel; fine work a specialty, Tele. 145, -~ ENIGATS OF KADO-H. St. Andrew's Preceptory Orzunized with Due Pomp Last Night. St. Androws preceptory No. 1, Council of Kudosh, was constituted last evoning at Ma- sonic ball mad the newly elected officers were publicly installed by Deputy Grand Preceptor Cleburne in the presence of neavly ir Koights of Kadosh and 200 of the ladies and friend their s, The south lodge room was prettily decorated with flowers and evorgreens for the oceasion, and this, to- gether with the rich uniforms of tho sir knights and the impressive ceremonies, ren- dored the scene a very imposing one. Bishop Worthington acted as prelate in the absen ce of that incumoent. t the couclusion of the installation ser- vices an immense bowl of claret puuch was introauced for the attention of the guests, and it was by weans neglected, Tables had been spread in the reception roows and there the closing hours of & pleasaut evening were spent t. Andrew’s preceptory, with its eighteen new ofticers, will now proceed under & legal rter, and it bids far to become even more popular than it has been heretofore while operating under a special dispensation, - - Murderous Work of school Children, St ALsaxs, W, Va, Dee. 14.—Ch Hess and Fent Duval, boys of 16, guarreiod at school last Friduy wod Hess stabbod Duval iatally. Oa the samo day James Jar. vis. @ boy, resisted Prof. Eddy,aud in fight out Eddy four times with s penknife eneral Rains in South Dakota. « ovx FPALLS, D, Dec. 14,—[Special Telegram to Tuk Bee.|—A heavy ruinstorm has been in progress since last evening at b o'clock and the gronnd 1s thoroughly soaked. Revorts from various points for o radius of 100 mites indivate a greator fall of rain than hero, Farmers are jubilant over the outlook and predict that the ground will be in excel- lent shapo for spring seeding. el ssell Found Guilty. Cenar Rarivs, Ia,, Dec. 14.—[Special Tele- gram to P Ber.]—Michael J. Russell was found guilty of implication i the robbery of tne Chicago & Northwestern depot at Beurar, in the district court at Grundy, and sentenced to two years in the Anamosa peni- tentiary. Mich n - NEWS OF YESTERD LY. Bomestic. Senator Quay has entirely recovered trom his recent iiness, Churles Smith, colored, n legally exceuted at the Canyon City, Colo. prison. i of the Cherokee Indiins, died ut Tahlequah, LT, has t 1 visited by a sev wo bulldings were blown dow Puebio, Cole wind storm St. Puul 18 moving In the matter of securing the national demoeratic convention for Uit place. The Missouri and Missfssippi river fniprove ment convention will meet Wb Kunsas City, Mo.. toduy. senger train on the San 1 wrecked ar Guainesville, vs were injured 1 Fe road has Many ke of Lima, Ikestabbed Cabe, Killing ! S ry Foster to fmprove slowly and will Iy beableto leave his room before the end of the month El Paso. Tex.. s full of miners who toattend t southwest sily convene at v o'cloek this morning, Franik Chanez, ex-sheriil and collector of Santa Fe, N, M., 1s short in his accounts $13,04 Suit has been brought against his bondsme Tt ds sald_that Hon. Moses Hallott of Denver will be ofr « one of the seats in the new re the federal court f appeals by President Harri- son Lndjctments for criminal libel have been four ust the Post Publishing company of Pittsburg, Pa. for shdering Senator Quay. ; Seventern Chinamen sneaked across the bhorder near Port, Townsend, Wash. Ten of them have been arrested. 'he others e caped. Kev. Sebastinn Messnier has been appolnted bishop of the Green Ray. Mich.. diocese to fill the vicancy caused by theelevition of Arch- bishop Kutzer. Victor I. Warncr and Wiiliam Aldoi®fave been sentenced by the district court at Wau- zeku, Wis. to five years' imprisonment for robbing mall sacks. 1. W. Johnson, o tarmer llying near Atehi- son. Kan., was slugged and robbed and his body placed on a rafirond track. He was dis- covered In time to snve his life., A temporary injunction has been issued aziinst the New York stock exchange forbid- ding 1t to remove or interfere with tickers of the Gould and Stock telegraph company. irman Clarkson of the republican national 1 interview says ho hus never for ither Harriso date for president. Pinkerton men have arrested the thio who relfeved u traveling sales of i cinnatl of 320,000 worth of dinmonds and je olry w fow months t Dayton, 0. Ali the Jowelry was recov One hundred oitizens of Milwaukee, re senting a capital of several million do have sizned thelr names to a zuarantee fuad Of #1010 0 to pa expenses of the eratie ational convendon should it be cured for that city. Danfel Vaughn, a negro who had been arrested for petty larcenv at Springfield, 11, Droke away from OMcer Brown.who was taking him to jali, and ran. The officer fired. the bullet striking the fugitive in the back of the head killing it instantiy, 0= 0- A sev Continen morning. The rouds are in ness Is almost suspended, The wind is huri- ing the fast fulling snow into hure drifts, piling it up fn many pluces ton feot high. J. Perkins & nks, an American who has been number of yeurs in Chili, in Townsend. Wish., siys that the presence of Balmaceda In the consu- late of the Argentine Republic was botrayed 1o the Chiliuns by Mrs. Walker Martinez. Fo.eign. ersey and Erwell of 0England The rivers M have overflowed thelr bunks, doinzi much damage, Because he has not heen allowed to build new war ships the Greclan minister of marine hus resi ned The Portsea Building association of Lon- one of the oldest and supposedly strons. nstitutions in England, has fuilel. 'he United States and Brazillan steambr egurania, Captaln Bers, from Santos, saile from Rio Janerio for New York Decomber 1 Miss St. John, the actress. who has been sulng for'w divorco from her husband, Dul- haney Marius, in i London court, has losv her case, In the ( nree posed to mend the by placing i tariif of of wines. Queen Vietorla and the ro, land observed with fittin - ¢ thirtieth anuiversary of the death prince consort. The pone the recent & tierr Mirbuch pro- ommercial treatios 20 marss upon all kinds family of remonies the of the pronounced un allocution on riniAzes to Rome and the pres- ent position of the church, The document is moderate und conciliatory. The contract for a new Spanish loan of $3),- 000,000 hus been st ned. * A portion has been guaranteed by a Spanish syndicate at the 1sue price, which Is 81 per cont Ister of war has s moned onorl stafl to attend n © held for the purpose of Russiun h 1, which witl 0g @ new forous. Fmporor Wililam of Germany. ace by Prince Henry . of Prussid, ate ldunching of a new frouciad at the Vulean shipyards at Stettin, fis majosty ehristened the warship and samed her Appeils for ald Jeon sont arlous points i statos of Durar . Neuvi Leong Timiul wn Luls . The Mexlc sss Dy oved the local Liriits of theso 11000 products of various disposition of the Winds In order to-eheapen thelr cost to the starving, PN PP OSONNNINNI T “WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.” Idols. idols out of old-fash. fl’ ioned remedics,and by SR1. selves to sacrifice and BT and even torture, I BEECHAM'S the world as the ) painless and effectuz 1Dl ges Johs Disorderod Liver whe. They have no eq Price B8 cents their use subject them.- temedy for SNyt Hlons Disorders arlsing Weak™ mach, Tmpi ¢ a box DECEMBER 15, 1801. FOR GOOD REASONS. ——— The Uniform Rate of $5 a Month is Ex« tended for the Remainder of the Year. Unt I Jannary. nd nnd Mansfield have decided to the five-dollne per month rate of treatment, coufining It however, to catarch and kindred diseascs, during December to January Ist Therefore. up 1o January they will treat catarch and kindred disenses at the rate of 8 for each month's treatment—this sum includ- Ing all medicines, eare and treatment This offor does not apbly to all diseases. but to cu- tarrh and its virions complieations, such ns bronchitls, gasiric eatarrh, or dyspepsin. asth . hay fover, consumption and ts kindred di.oases, ete. Drs Cor maintain ADDING PROOF. Another Instance Showing Com- plete Success of Drs, Copeland & Mansfield, Endorsed by the Leading Business Men of the City. The following Interest! tatenments Is from the 1ips of brother and sister, Miss M vinand Mr. Ben wie Brader, who reside with their par- | ents at 1608 N. 2ith stret, this city. BENAVIE AND MIN Mr. Brader says: “Ov suffering bezun with what we thouzht wos a very severe cold, but as var.ous remedies appited did no koo 1 and the symptome began 0 grow worse, we decmed it e to consult physician, “Our cases were vere similar—heavy dis- tressin ins in the heaa, roaring and rin - Ing noises In the eirs, stopplinz up of the nos IVA RRADER. LWO years aeo our first one side then the other, and almost con stantly we experfenced i dropping from the back of the head into the tiroat.which causod us to hawk and spit, teying to raise it, 11 sore throat would ompuny the slizhtest cold “We also hind sharp pains | shoulder bla y niserable iz courh and back to the v annoy- Sy mpton that wot TRED ING U sing i the morning. no 1 retire, I would in- the followin, nout “We had treated with different doctors, but all failed to even give rellef, One physician told me I would grow out of my troubie, hut, se rapidly grew worse 1 decided to Drs. Copi and and Manstield. M I began ¢ % ting at the samo tine ° I(Iu!‘ for nl{ our Isnppeared. interest (£ken fn our case sistor and and we are very thankful disngrecable syinptons have For tho kindl by Drs. Copeland and Mansfieid. and for the benefit' of others who are simil my sister ana rly affected yeolf most heartily endo to the puoli the only physiciuns or iy us o partiele of = ief Brader and sister res.os s statod At 1608 N, 3ith street, where they can n, und wiil readily verify thelr state- ment, ANOTHER INSTANCE. Mr. M. H. McCord Is thankful for the bene- fits 1eceived from Drs. Copeland and Mans- ficld treatment. “For years I was troubled with eatarrh, y nose wis stopped up first one side and the other, ilso & fullness in the throat, pains in the head and - contfnual hawking und spittsnz. After trying various remedies and gotting no relief Tzaveup in despair, but in reading of the remarkable cures of Drs. C land ana Ma I decided to on them and their treatment. | did oy an say they “have done wonders for m» 1 desi my foc stude towards thom for the benefits T huve recelved, and Mr. McCord. Tam perfectly sat isfied that 4 speedy and permanent cure will be the result. S HER HEARING RESTORED. She Had Suffered Five Years-- An Interesting Addition to the Long Chain of Evidence. “1 had heen sick and wretehed with arrh and heart trouble for a long time,” suid Mrs 1, Jansen, “bhefore 1 went to Drs. Copeland und Mansficid.and §had tried 0 miny thinzs without receiving a particle of venehit that 1 hardly be- ileved them when “they told mo they could cure we. To be sure, they d it would take tine " and patience in follow- MRS, I1. JANSON. ing u rezulur methodical tre tment: that I could not he in few weeks. Thad constant necumulat ons in my nose and the droppings from the back of my thraut There Was a cou- and, kept me always nauscated tinual rouring, ringl nolse In my ears MY HEARING WAS DESTROY imost entirely. T eonld not hear an ordi wversetion. 1 had a severe cough, My ey were weak and watery. ud no appetite and 1y stomach was out of order and' caused me at distross, After treuting with Drs. Copeland and Mansficld, however, I found that they wero different from all the others. They secmed to understand the cuse thoroughly, and my doubt changed to confidence and I knew they would eure me. “Ihave not been disappointed. either. 1 foel 0 well now that 1 ean hurdly realizo my past condition. “Drs. Copoland and Mansfield ous and sympathetle with the addition to the benefit they do t p.easure 1o make & VISIUT0 Ui annot too strongly advise any suffer from catar and see thom at o 2 Mrs. Junsen 1vos a V streots, South ahia, where she enn beseen and will readily rify Ler statement. © 80 courte- paticnis in unv it i fees, and v ull who Wl or hieart affoctions to go O HAD CATARRH TEN YEARS, My life for the past ten yoeurs hus Leen one of coustand - snffering: evorythin tried scemed to mako my case worse. 1 treated” with many doctors, Lut they wore only successtul in relieving me of my uoney, and my hoalth was gradually’ failing, unt!l 1 w100k, My head and nose ap- poared to be cons MRS, MENA DOLL. ¢l Wis & complet ged up und dull, heavy prins’ over eyes. my throat wus dry and sore, und the micus dropping from the buck part of the head Into my throat would fil1 it up, causing me o disigreeahlo nlng: my sense of ppo- tly in th cougi. especiall smeli was considerably impilre tite was fitful, my sleop, while appare sound enough, did not uppear to rofresl and when I awakened in the morning 1 was lunguid and tred all througsh, i my ““In this condition 1 concluded to call upon Drs. Cope and and Mansfield, 1 had been so often the vietim of ‘traveling physielans’ ana s thit [ had but [etle faith attor This no and i the other fike cot in At but, 1o my surprise. two weeks [ bugan 'to improve rapldly continued, untih Lam now entirely well more hoadaches, 1o hawking or spitti Ifeel fresh und rested upon arising mornin Whore all others hav and Mansfivld hive been ossiul, and | Ciuniot suy 100 much for them, und 1o iy and Wil L will eludly ropeat niy stoiy Mrs. Doll lives on Loavonworth street, where ohe can be seen and read ly verity her stitement fulled Dra. Copeland Their Or TRIES Ashios been sald, Dr. W IL Copeland was pros dent of his cluss it Bolloevao Hospital Medical Coile o, Now York, where he grid- uited. the most famous imstitution of its kind L the countey. 1S diplou bears the written endorse sont. of tho - medical authorities of New York, of t ns of prom nent moedieal collozes in Pennsylvanta. Dr 1 B Sansticld’s eredentials iwre no less abundant and ungul iled. b 15 formaily indorsed by the sec veturios Of VAFIOUS COunty and stath medical aftor | | mocteties, Doth gentlomen, | hospital axperience and pr voted thelr [Ives to the pract ties, with what success the columns dally papers show. Copeland Medieal Institute, ROOMS 311 AND 3193, New York Life Building, thoronth have Ko € thelr spoc- of tho or. 17th and Farnam .y Omaha, Neb w. H, cop D, M. D, 7. B, NMSFIELD, M. D, Consulting Physiclan 1tles: Catarrh aid all disensos of the I v Tlroat and Lunes, Nervous Dis cises, skin Diseases, Chronie Disenses, Officg Houra=0 to 10 . i, 2 0 5 .t 7 809 b Sunday 10w m to4p Outarehal troubios and Kindred diseasos 1 successfully by muil Send 4o (o ps for quostion eireulars, Addross il lettors te dical Institute, New i Ne NGBS R RIS Axminster .. VAV IE Py s Velvet Velvet v i soes Body Brussels, Bigelow. . Body Brussels Body Brussels Tapestry | Tapestry Brussels. ... .. Tapestry Brussels i Ingrain, 3-ply, all wool. ... Ingrain, Agra......... Ingrain. extrasuper Ingrain, all wool R Ingrain, C. C., wool filler Ingrain, Union FOLLOWING JANUARY 1, ‘g2: BEEF. Perls Tenderloin. i BE Short Loins..... o100 Loins, full...... St 4209 Rib Roast No 1.. Rib Roast No 2.. G0 Roast Beef, Shoulder. .. Rounds Whole.......... Shoulder Cod Boneless Sirloin Buts for Stealt Top Sirloin for Steak Rolls of Beel for Stenk Plaits Rolled for Roast. Corned Beef Rumps. N Corned Beof with bone..... Boiling Beef with bone..... Boiling Beef Rumps (boneless) Spiced Beef cooled. . : Hind Quarter Beef (ste Hind Quartor Beef (cow: Fors Quarter Beef (stec Fore Quarter Beef (cows)..... de Beef (steers) Side Beef (cows). . ... Loin and Porterhouse. . SAUSAGE, Bologna. Head Cheese..... Best Made.” N “A Delicious Medicated Con= fection” for the relief of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and for clearing the voice. Tor sale by all Druggists and Confectioners, Packed in full two ounce packages, Price 6 Cents. If you are unable to srocure the Pomona Cough Tablets i your dealer send us 8 cents in stamps and receive a box by mail. Made by the manufacturers of the celebrajed Pomona Fruit Juice Tablets. " DUQUETTE & C0., Council Bluffs, ta, FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFF3, ION\ Paid Up Cap’tal ... $100,07) Oldest organizad bank Iin tha ecity. Forelgn an1 Aomestic exonings anl 03ul wosaritiar. Kio ation pald Lo colluctlons. Aeedunti of | ors and corporations sollcl vita1 Pradidan i MAN. Casnlor, | A. I RICH. Asslstans Casitae Snfteriny from ' TO WEAK MEN ProL ¥, C, FOWLLKR, Moodus, Coums (CITIZENS STATE BANK Or Council Bluffs, ©ITAL BTOCK, s vvvivies e $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS, veeess 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,....$225,000 Direcrora=1. A, Milier, F. O. Gleason, B L Shugurt, B B, Hart, 1D Edmundson. Charles R Haonan Transact goneral banking busie noss. Largest capital and surplus of any bank in Southwestern lowa. TE REST ON TIME DEPOSIT3 Attorney at Law, No( H, J. Chambers, 34 et 2t Jer . nell's store Tolephone No. 24 Business Lours Sa m tod pow, Council Blufrs, [ Attornoys at law Sims & Saunders—#ttornoryat taw federal courts. Rosms b 15 Beno block, Council Biufts, P'rao anl Shugars —_— reat Inventory Sale of Garpels COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET (0. Will Sell at these Special Prices from now until January 1s POR GASH ONILY: 1802 NOTI PRICES ..Regular price $2.25 Cut price $1.71 ..Regular price 1.65....Cut prico 1.40 .Regular price 1.60....Cut price 1.32 . Regular price 1.85....Cut price 1.12 Regular price 1.50 Cut price 1.30 .o..Regular price 1.35 Cut price 1.20 Regular prico 1.25....Cut prico 1.10 Regular price 1.10....Cut price .Regular price 90....Cut p Regular prico .65, ...Cut pr Regular prico 1.00....Cut pr! “Recular price 1.00.. .. 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No. 2 501b . e Compound Tierce. .. Compound, 501b. ... ..... Butterine and Oleomargaring .. ... . Don’t fail to try the Newest Delicacy of the Season, Green Bay Smoked White Fish. SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS3, ] OS'T, between 831 Park ave. and Washin n-: 4 avenue sehool, a black silk hag containing Porketuook With s0ne money and pupers. 1. Oliver. 100D girl anted ut 220 South Seventh ;n: X References required. ; - - 00 Towa farms for sule. Farms of from 40 to M neres d from $15 peracreup. Send fo list. Furnished h 45 rooms for su.e ¢ exchange. Johnston & Van Patten 1“!1]‘ RENT—Furnished room, at 128 Fourtly streot. B T- isliod raom. No. 23 Sixth opposite postofiico, oved S or exchange—I0 neres juij land @15 miles from postoftice, Wil nt property. ushivids, Nicholson & Co., 619 Brondwity, Council Bluirs, —~ WANT to buy stock of gro or boots and shoes: will pay pirt cash and part by 5 room house and 16t in Omahi, G <8 Bed, Councll Bluffs, =5y AOMPLETE outfit bar fixturcs and two pool nt.’ Good JOR SA Jtables for sule und buliding for location. E, 1. sheafe, over Oflicer & fPusey’ bunk. DARMS, garden lands, houses, lots un3 busincss blocks for sale or rent. Duy earl stroet, Council Bluirs YOURSELF! Ask your Druggist for a bottlo of Big G, ‘The only ‘non-poisonous remedy for all the unnatural discharges and private discescs of men and the debilitating weakness peculiar to women. It eures in o few days without the ald or publicity of n doctor. The I'niversal American Cure. 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