Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1892, Page 3

et THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFTS - NO. 12 PEARL STR OFFICE Teivered ty Carrler to any partof the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER " § Bus ness Office, TrLEPHONEs | Rusnes Offe ——————————————————— 5 MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Pluffs Lumber Co., coal. Whanted, good girl for general housework. Mrs, J. R South Seventh street. Thers is talk of organiiing a republican elubto attend the state meeting of republican clubs which is to be held av Des Moines on the 25th, The regular sewni-moathly meeting of jolden Rod camp No. 7. itoyal Neighbors of America, will be held this evening 1n Knights of Pythius hall, on Main street, at 8 o'clock. Visiting neighbors are welcome. A sociable will be held by the ladies of the Becond Presbyterian church on Friday even irg, June 17, at the residence of Mr. W. L. Ruaker, 245 Washington avenue. Refrash- ments and a literary program will bo the order of the eveniug. Yesterday afternoon, in the study of the First Presoyterian church of Council Bluffs, Mr. James (. Keysor of Plattsmouth, Nob., was married to Miss Della Swmith of Grand Island, Neb. The ceremony was performed Ly Rev, Stephen Phelps. Miss Elsie Butts was thrown from a car- riage Wednesday evening at the corner of BronGway eud Fourth street, and fell, strik- ing ker head upon the hard pavement with such force as to stun her. She is still suffer- ing from the effects of her full, although no serious results are looked tor. 1 before Jus- eok for steal- ing a lot of property about which there was a dispute between him and an Omaha man, was discharged yesterday, the justico hold- ing thut he was acting in good faith and under tho advice of an attorney. Marriage liconses were issued yesterday to Augusta Maher and Deila Sander, both of Omaba; James G. Keypor of Plattsmouth, Netf, und Della Smith of Grand _Island, Neb., John Grabel of Salt Lake City and Emma Goux of Hillsborough, O. Tue lust named couple were married by Justice Ham- mer. omo of tho friends of Jobn L. Templeton arranged a surpriso party for him last even- ing at the Red Mon’s hall. He was escorted 10 the hall where ho found about thirty-five couples awaiting him. The surprise was a completo one, as the arrangements had been mado with porfect secrocy. The evering was enjoyably spent in singing, card pluying and dnucing, and refreshments wero served. Mayor Lawrenco says there must be a jai built at Cut-Off Island. The place is becom- fni the rondezyous of all the toughs from Omaba, who commit depredations and then fice to Cut-Off to got out of the state. His plan is to build such & jail as shall be needod for the accommodation of the prisoners, and have one of the justices of the® peacs hold court thore whenever there is anydusiness on hand, . A pleasant entertninment was given last evening at tho First Presbyterian cturch, in the shape of a lantern festsval. The parlors of 1he church were clegantly decorated with Chinese lanterns. A large number were present. An attractive musical program was tendercd, consisting of selectious by o numoer of tho young people of the church aud congregation. A beautiful lantern drill wus given by ten girls under the leadership of Miss Sadie Farasworth, the difforent movements being executed with wouderful precision. At the close of the program te- ceshments were served. The proceeds of the entertainment will be used in paying the wmount still due for the Chautaugua lot bought by the Social Union last summer. — Beecham's Pills are faithful friends. —_—— nd 10 0, 4, 0, 6, 6:30. 7, 8, 8:30, 9, 10, 10:30, 11 and 11 p.m. The 11:55 train will make connection with the last electric motor cur for Omaha. * iy Ogden house furnishes board and roum at popular prices; from $25.00 or £35.00 per month, according to room. PERSONAL PAR. W. W, Sherman and F. H. Evans are 1u Hurle; Wis, Miss Nellie Doadga 1s expacted home to- morrow from Wellesley college. Misses Ida Wallace and Bessie Rich leavo next week for a visit to New York. Mrs. J. M. Fiagler is spending a few day ‘with her brother at Yorkshire, Ia, . J. Day left last evening for a four week’s trip to Chicago and New York. Lucius Wells left vestordaay for Chicago as delegate to the democratic coavention. Miss Blanche Scatlan. the daughter of the chiof of police, has gone to Harlun to visit relatives, Mr. and Mys. B, B. Mullis havo returned from Fiorida and will spend the summer vis- itinir Mva. Mullis' sister, Mrs. J. A. Roff. C. R. Hannan has rétnrned from the meot- ing of the Town State Baukers association, which has just been concluded in Davenport. It was largely through his efforts that the association was induced to agree upon Coun- cil Biuffs ns the placo for Loiding its next mceting, in June of 1803, AP, ———— DeWitt's Sarsuparilla cleanses tho blood. The Hotel Gordon sines renovation, coupled with cuisine, is' meeting with unparalleled BuCcCess, e Cullis in Court, There was a double-barreled session of the district court vesterday, Judge Deemer occu- pying the north room with the caso of Foster against Bellingor, and Judge Macy tho south room, trying criminal cases. T:e case of the state aguinst Ernest Cullis, charged with tne burglary of the residence of Rev. C. W, Brewer, occupied the greater part of the day in Judge Macy’s court, The ovidence broaght forward on the side of the state has already been given with cousiderable detail, and there was but little fresh testimouy intro- duced. Cullis clmimed that at the time the robbery took place he was at prayer meeting at the Fifth Avenue Methodist church, and Lo testuficd to this when he was placed upon the stand. Ho cou'd get no other witness to testify to the fact, however. The case was gwen to the jury shortly after 4 o'clock. The following eriminal cases were disposed of: City against Dan Carrig, dismissed at plaintiff’s costs; city against L. Waener, di missed at plaintiff’s costs; city against Han: Jackson and Peter Sorenson, dismissed at plaintifl's costs: city against William Wal- ters, defendant pleaced guilty and paid a fino of § and costs, Reitor, thatailo=, 310 Brodw ay, has wll the latest stylos and newest goods. Batisfaction yuaranteed. Hot weather prices in picture frames 8t Riley & Sherraden's art store. — Interuutional Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 First uvenue, Council Biufls, In. For cure of ulcohol und opium di Sulng Thoe case of Lamphere & Keunedy against M. Welker, city moat inspeblor, was ou trial 1 Justice Hammer's court yesterday afier- noou. The plaintiffs claim §99.99 from Wel- ker us aamages by roason of his action in coudemuing a boef which one of their agehts b brought to this side of the river from South Owans for sale, sud not ouly cou- cemniug it, but destroying it for any use whatever by saturating it with coal oil. " The trial attracted & great deal of attention, and e littlo court room was crowded almost to suflocation by a throug of spectators. .On €ross examination there was evidence brought out which teuded to show that a scheme had beon concocted o get Welker to condemn & £00d piee of meat us bad, iu order that they wikht show him up before the public as iu- competent. When coart adjourued all the evidonce was not yet in, and the case will be resuwed et ¥ o'clock this wornivg. IVS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Routh First Strest Oitizins May Yet Have a Oar Line. BIXBY'S PROPERTY RIGHTS DISREGARDED 1% S1de of the Thoronghfare Not Necessary to the Construction of the R but His Attorneys Say Otherwlise. The residents of South First strect beamed sweet smiles of contentment at one another yesterday morning when they swoke and discovered that a large force of men was at work laying a new track in front of the resi- dence of J. C. Bixby. Thers had been rumors floating around for several days pre- vious to the effect thatinside of a weck soms move would be maae which woula result 1o tho running of trains from Broadway to Fairmount park, ana the people who beheld the latest move thought they saw tho end of the troublo they have had walking pack and forth on accouut of the inability ot J. C. Bix- by tocome to an ngreement with tho motor compauy in the matter of damages. Permission was asked from and granted by the owners of property on the other side of the sireet from Bixby, to lay a track on their side of the thoroughfare, just west of the middle of tho street, so as to take the line off the half of the street which was suv- posed to belong chicfly to Bixby and which, it was thought, was covered by the fujunc- tion issued from the superior court, The management of the motor e claimed that trains would be put on petween RBroadway and the park just as soon as the track could ve laid and the water and mud which has ac- cumulated in the pirk cut-off during the months of disuse will be removed. But if the claims of Bixby and his attor- neys amount to anything the new-born hones of the other property owners may turu out e very short lived. for they say that the in- junction which Judge McGee 1ssued rastrain- ing the company from running its traius on Madison street had effest not only on Bixby's side of the street but on the whole strest. So thatif trains are operated on the new piece of track it will render the officers of company linble to an action for con- tempt just ns much as a direct vio- latiou of the injunction would bave done. Bixby sull clings to his old claim, and manifests no inciination to lie down and let the other property owners of the street have the motor service which they 50 much desire, The motor company is willing to run the risk of un action for con- tompt, however, for it was given out cold last eveniug from the headquarters that the first train would positiveiy be run over the South First stroet line this morning at 6:20 o'clock. Evidently the trouble is not entirely over yet, however, and the public will feel & good deal of interest in the final outcome. Disease never successfully attacks a sy tem with pure blood. e Witt's Sarsaparilla makes pure, new blood and enriches the old. ——— Davis gells relinble paints and drugs. OPENING Of the Special June Sale at the Boston Store, Council Blaffs, Ia. The special June sale at the Boston Store opened Wednesday, June 15, Bar- guins suitable and seasorable for this hot wenther will be found in every de- partment. In light weight wool dress goods we show everything new and nobby for traveling suits, ete. Get our prices. In wash goods our live is immense, from the cheap 8¢ challie to the fine all- wool. 5,000 yards light challie 8¢ a yard. 8,000 yards medium aid dark challies and 5,376 yards ortolan cords, all good patterns, to go during sale at 43¢, worth 7 8,769 yurds light colored outing flan- nels during sale for 5e, worth 10¢, 4,789 yards of a better grade at Te, worth 10¢ and 124c. Just received, two casesof a new light fabric called “Cosmos,” worth 10¢, for Gie. 100 dozen gents’ outing flannel shirts worth 50¢, for 33c. 150 lndies’ fast black hose 5¢ a pair. Books—'We show the lurgest line of 12mos with most popular authors dur- ing this special sale. You cun have your choice for 123c. worth 25¢ and 50¢. STRAW HATS, See our line of misses’ straw hats, worth 75¢ and $1.00, in three lots, 12ic, 19¢ and ¢ A chanee like this seldom oceurs, Bargains in sun umbrollus, waists, children’s caps, etc BOSTON & ladies’ TORE, June Sale, Council Bluffs, Ta. PROFESSIONAL SURORS, How a Littlo Investigation is Affccting a Certaln Class of Citizens. The action of Judge Deemer in refusing to allow the district court jurymen to receive pay from the county for any time when they are nov actually in service is not resting very easily on the stomachs of the jurymen. They held a meeting a few days ago, at which they decided to go on & gore-hunting expedition. Judge Deemer was the prime cause of their dissatisfaction, but knowing that the pas- sago ot aset of resolutions denouncing him would only result in their admiring the scan ery from behind the bars of Sheriff Hazen’s house for a few days, they wisely decided to let him alone and seek salisfac- tion elsewhere. They accordingly pre- pared & siwatement, in which they de nouuced Tne Bee for publishing an ac- count of the throes of mental anguish through which thoy wore passing. They wlso cited a number of tigures which were intended to show that the wuges paid to jurymen were so grossly inadequate, This stutement was signed by several of the members of the jury panel and one of the city papers was induced to publish it, Tne subject of professional jurymen is one that will bear ventilating and an investiga- uon is not atall improbable, judzing from the remarke made by some of the county officers, and already quoted in these columns, It is @ well knowwn fact 1n the neighborhood of the court house thut the jury system, as it is carried on in the west end of Pot- anwattamie counly, at least, is & howling furce. Year after year for the past ten years the names of the same individuals have been roturned by the election boards of the various tows- ships througnout the county, as candidates for the grand and potit juries, and the fuces of the men who compose the two juries have become aiwost as fumiliar to tue judges and the attoraeys as the chandeliers or other fix- tures of tho court house. Some of the jury- men bave been so anxious to serve Lheir couontry for their ) aud their country’s #00a ibat they have gotten themselves ap- polnted juages of election and then have re- turned thelr owo names 10 the county auditor on voth the grand and pelit juries. L'no evident auxiety of dozens of wen in the county to bave their names on tho jury lists rather tends to throw discredit oo their statement that they cannot afford 10 serve their country at the rate fixed by the court. J. R. Wilinott, whose name beads the list of s:gnatures to the published statement, bas bad bis name returned to the cournty auditor every year for the past seven years, with the exception of 1858, " H. A. Swith bhas served on juries regulariy for throe out of the last five years. 5. Butler, another member of the regulur panel, hus been @ resident of the county for ouly three years past, but he managed Lo get on the jury every year since he came bhere. The uameof T. O Jackson, snother of the preseul jurymen, can be found on the books as & member of the jury 10 1854, 1587, 1888, 1850, 1§00 and 1802, Many other cases of the same kind are disclosed on consulliug the records in the court house, and indicate very strongly that some men, at least, find the profession of jury-serving us protitable as auything else they could do. Some of the itorneys Who enjoy the widest practice of auy iu the Poltawatlamio THE OMAHA S state that they have known of numerous cases where juries have decided to stay out for an hour or two after they have setiled upon & verdict, in order to bleed the county for another day's wages of another meal At the county's expense. There is a Iaw which savs that aftor a man gets to be 65 years of ago he may be excused from serviog on juries. The oldest inhabitant who is familiar with district court matters fails to remember when a juryman has ever pleaded his ace ns an excuss for non- service. Instances are cited within the past few years where juries i criminal cases have been hung by certain jurymeu who had been promised official positions by the attornevs for the de- fense, who happened to enjoy & strong though temperary “pufl’’ with some of the powers above. Altogethar, thers is so much material in connection with jury matters which might be worked to goud advantage by the grand jury, that in case the promised investigation takes place somo rich and racy developments may be looked for. Taere are on the present panel, as on pre- vious ones, good men and true, but thev can ill affora to stand before the public as bonds- men to guarantes the purity, impartiality and faithfulness of every one ot their com- rades. —— Just received, 200 black and white leghorn hats, choice 50c. Mrs. Minnie Pleiffer. o S— Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, catarrh. Shugart block, Council Bluffs, Notlee to Customers, Spotman Bros, wil' close every even- ing at 7 o'clock except Mondays and Saturanys, Call at the Chautauqua office, No. 10 Pearl strect now und selecy your camp- ing ground if you want the choice of locations, ———— Burglars nt Work. Rueben Herner's barber shop at the corner of Main street and Ninth avenue was entered by burglars at a late hour Wedaosday night and its contents, with the exception of a cou- plo of barber chairs, were entiraly cleaned out. Razors, shears, clippers and other ton- sorial aparatus, were taken to the value of ahout 8100, and yesterday morning the pro- prietors, Herner and George Priest, had to close up for want of tools to work with. Next door to the shop1s asaloon, the back door of wbich was standing open all the evening, with the light from the :saloon shining full upoif the back door of the barber shop, where the burglars entered. Certain parties have been carrying on a boycott against Herner for some time past, hiring men to patronize other places. There are several things about the burglary which lead the police to think it was the work of some of the boycotters, A shoe store kepe by Jens Hansen, at the corner of Ninth street and Sixth avenue was also entered by burglars sometime during the night aud niue pairs shoes were taken, Grand Hotel, Council Bluffs, Special rates to tamilies for the sum- mer. Large rooms facing the park. —— For Rent—First class saloon; good lo- cation; fine fixtures. Responsible party can get long leuse on good terms. Ad- dress D 24, Bee oftice, Council Bluffs, it Ees ey NEBRASKA'S OPPORTUNITY. Mr. Mobley Urges Cltizens of the State to Exertion for the World's Falr, GRrAND IsLaxp, Neb., June 15.—To the Editor of Tae B: The attention of the people of Nebraska cannot be too frequently called to the desirability of proper repre- szntation from this state at tke Worla’s fair, nor can the importance of making the best exhibit possidle in ail practical departments of the great exposition be too forcibly im- pressed upon their minds, for upon the peo- ple mainly depends failure or success. Such opportunities for advantsgeous ex- hivit come only once in a lifetime. The world has never seen au exposition gotten up upou such a grand and comprehensive scale, and it is not likely that another like it will aguin bo witnessed in the lifetime of any person now living. Upon this occasion peo- plo wiil notassembie by the tens of thou- sands, but by the tens of millions, not only from all portions of the United States, but from every part of the civilized world, to wituess the wondrous evideuces of a most remurkable growth by a most progressive people, under the favor of divine providence. ‘As an educator this exposition will stand unparalleled in the history on the enlight- ened world. It will speak of all countries and inall tongues,and will give & scope of general knowledge of countries aud people and bounteous gifts of nat and marvelous genius of man, which could not be obtaived by years of travel. What a glorious oppor- tunity it will offer to the young stato of Nebraska to present to the best advantage her pecnliar charms! Under the dripping dews of the great dome there isno fairer land than Nebraska, and this will be the time and place to make statement of the fact and back it with the convincing proofs. We want to speak of our produc tive soll, our abunaance of pure, sparkling water, our invigorating climate, our energy, enlightment and liberality. Whot will be more convinciug proof of the truth of our statements than the presentation of some of our products, agricultural, industriul aud in- tellectuul The statement is capable of demon- stration that there is no placeon earth where cnergy aud industry intellgently directed prowise more prolific returns. We want to exlibit our tallest rye, oats, barley, wheat, corn, willet, timothy, clover, etc., our lz potatoes, onions, beets, pumpkins and cab- vages, our choicest fruits, honey and butter. and convince all doubters that all aloug the line succoss 1n a remarkable degreo crowns proper effort. e want to convince the peo- ple tuat what people are doing prople may do. Thare will be tens of thousands ot people there from the overpopulated states of the east, willing 8na auxious to bettor their con- dition by a chauge, if you but convince them that you ofer’a chuuge for the better. Take paius to show to such that we still have millions of acres of uuoccupied land, each acre of which wiil produce four times as much as the same guantity smong the sterilo hills of the east, and &t less than one-fourth the cost of pro- duction, and wneo making the statements point to our products as the proof. Show otners that this state is capable of sustain- ing 10,000,000 people as well as tho 1,000,000 we uow have, and depend upon it those now here as well as those Lo come will be bene- fited by the increase. Bulk of business builds business and betters markets. It will give railroads a carrying irade that will not ouly justify but bring & great reduction in rates, and in the train will come enbanced values in land, increased manufacturing in- dustries and better times for all. Lt us not stand stooping iu the vain at- tempt Lo lift ourselves over tho fence by our bootstraps, but let us stand erect, like men, and scale the obstacles in our path. Let us pursue the pushing polioy that resul.ed in the upbuildiug of the great World's fair city, which is the marvel of all people, standing unparalleled for rapidity of growth in the hiscory of nations. Within & comparatively fo'v years the energy of man has transformed ateries of frog ponds along the shore of Lake Michigan into the great city which is now the pride of the world, and the same sor\ of stuff will work & wonderful change in this state. Lot us apply it with all the will and intellizence we possess. ‘The oppor - tunity is st band. Let us seize it. Farmers, upou your co-operation and help all depouds. As you pass through your fields select specimens of your ehoicest “pro- ducts, and notify some meémber of the com- mission. some supcrintendent or some mew- ber of the local World's fair organization, so that the specimen may be carefully saved and exhibited with the name of producer and place of produ.tion attached. Small quanti- ties of the choicest products of every neigh- boruood are wanted in order to prove that the state isan all-over good oue and not merely productive iu spots, like some of the older or eastern states thut some of you re- mewber so well. It will be the aim of the commission o ex- hibit the best furnisbed in the best possible mauner, both attraclive and conviucing. ‘The best products Lhat can be secured at the state fair this year will be carcfully pre- served for the Nebrasks exuibit at the World's fair, aud we would therefore urge more guneral interest in exhibiting at the tate falr than is comwon and more pains in sclecting tho very choicest specimens obtain- able. - With your belp all doubt will be dis- pelled ana Nebraska will put up such sn ex- bioit at Chicago as will prove surprising Lo DAILY even us Nebraskans whi{ade accustomed to prodigions products. i Remember that by heloing the commission you nelp the state and that by helping the state you helo yoursclves, et P. Monwey, Press Committes. The Nebraska Hammor., Sewarp, Neb., June 16.<To the Editor of Tur Bee: The ladies of the state may de- sire to know who has bsen the successful competitor for the prize for best design for the ‘‘Nebraska hammer.” Of the twonty- ven designs submitted thero were from Omaha, three; Lincoln, four; Kearney, two; Blair, one; Columbus, . one; Soward, fou ebraska City, four; Staplehurst, one: hayer coun one; Pleasautdale, one Harrison, onc; Milford, one; Crete, one Rusuville, one; Sidney, one, The committee, which consisted of Mrs. J. B. Wright of Lincoln, and .Mr. Trickey, jeweller of the same city, assigned ne award of merit to Mrs. May E. Ragan of of the designs indicato great origin- ality of thoaght and conception, also skiliful execution, Tho chosen design reprosents a typical clawhamamer with the national flag draped in graceful foids around it this to bo wrought in gold, the staff of pearl surmounted by the bird ot hiberty, The sturs are to be set with diamonds, the head of hammer to be of silver upon the face of which will appear in gold relief tho seal of Nebraska. The bandle will be composed of the various woods of the state, upon which will be wrought in hich relief, miniature emblematical designs of our state. A broad ovand of goid will oneircle the handle, upon ide of which this inscription wiil bo aved, “The Women of Nebraska.” We regrot to announce, that the ‘“fund” is still insufticient to make the hammer credit- ableto the women of the state, and an op- POrtunity awaits all who desire their names enrclied as donors to forward contributions ut their earliest convenience. ELzasemn C. LANGWORTHY. - Elected Directors Desver, Colo, June 16.—At the third nual meeting of the stockho.ders of the Nicaraguan Muil, Steam Navigation and Trading company held here today the follow- ing directors were elacted: Albert O. Che- ney, Samuel C. Miller, Louts Chable, Warner Miller und George W. Davis, all’ of New York. Immediately following this was the anunal meeting of the Nicaragua Canal Construction company and with three excep- tions the old board of dircctors were elected. The now members are Joun W. Mackey of the Postal Telegraph Cable company, H. O. «Armour of New York, ana A. C. Criscom, president of the International Steamship company. Meetings of the directors of both compa- nies will be held in New York within ten days to elect ofticers for the ensuing year. g ot Armny of the Potomac. Scraxtoy, Pa., June 10.—The Society of the Army of the Potomac heid its reunion here yesterday. The treasurer's report was presented, aud Boston was selocted the next place of meeting. The constitution was amended so that the members of the navy who acted in conjunction with the Army of the Potomac, may be admitted as members. Tine officers for the ensuing year were then elected. General Horace Porter was elected president, On motion of General McMabton, the presidents of the different corps were selected to secure funds to erect a monu- ment in honor of General W. T. Sherman. At the camp fire last evening, Rev. Dr. Pax- ton delivered a masterly address eulogistic of the Army of the Pototnac. Reorganization ittee Wins. Guanvestos, Tex., June 16.—A Nows special from San Antonio says: The receiv- ership of the San Antonio & Aranas Pass railway was practically terminated yester- day, and the road with its 600 miles of track will be returned to the reorganization committee, ropresenting the bondholders, mostly in' New York, ‘These bonds aro mostly fitst pavment morigage, and_repre- sent about $17,000,000. *Tbe New Yorkers agree to pay cash witn interest on all claims. e An Undisputed Declsion, It so happened that_several days ago, says the New York Commercial, a cer- tain well known lawyer, who for narra- tive purposes shall bo nameless, came into the ofticial presence of a learned judge whose cognomen shall likewise be discreetly veiled. The lawyer did not arrive alone. He was accompanied by a large number of previously encompassed drinie, and, in the language of the pave, a_symphonic “brannigan” was concealed about his erson. 5 —,” remarked the Solon, “Iam astoniched to see you in such a condition.” “D’shun,” sighed the lawyer. “Waz- zer-mutter?” “There is no need of explaining, sir.” “Yesher is. You tack my condishun vuzzer-matter with it?"? To be plain, Mr very drunk “Y'r Honor,” responded the inebri- ated one after a moment’s pause, “I've heen prac’sing here for fifteen yenrs an’ that’s the ficsh c'rect decishun I ever heard in thish court!” It cost him fifty for contempt. ——— OF YESTERDAY ——, you are Domest % hang . I Painter murder of & Womun, The supreme court of Calorado has refused 1o ndyanco the Graves cas on the calendar, It will be reached, in regulur order, ubout September 1 y trust has declared a dividend half of 1 per cent. 'he usual dividend has been 1 per cent, but onc-half of it has been withheld to eet the expenses of 11 fon. The convention of American boiles manu- fucturers, in session at Buffalo, N. Y ve unereed o uld the Chicazo manufacturers in the ficht they aro now engaged in with strikers. dat York, Pa., for oreign, A hurricane at Dadolan, Spain, demolished two factorics. Eizht people were killed und many frighttully injured, Whilo unloadi munition at a barracks at Borlin five Germau soldiers were killed by tho explosion of bowmbshell. rrancis Altamorano. the noted bandit of tho Lorder, and the wurderer of half u dozen swon and women, has been shot and killed in Imuris, Sonoro, by another Mexican, SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS Purely Vegetahle and Strictly Reliable. They act DIRECTLEY and PROMPTLY on the Liver and Stotach, restoring the constipated o gans 1 healthy activity, and are a POSITIVEand PERFECTLY SAFE CURE for » CON IPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK HEAD- ACHE, BILIOU 1SS, and all other arising from a disordered con- dition of the Liver and Stomach. They are the Only Rolible Vegotable Liver il Bold; They are Perfo tly Hirmiess; The 1ro Purely Vi i Try Them. DR. Schenck's Bog Complulnt und J. H. SCHEN nt. consisting o, . Olntmont 1a fapsul6y, aiss i Bos : @ Positive Cure for Kxtérnal, luternal or Bleading lching or Hereal tary Piles. Tals Kewmely 3 fail. Bi per box G forss; seatby mall. Why su: thls torrible diseass whon & [t positively glven with 6 boxe or refund the money It not curéd Send stamp for free Bample. G uaraties issued by Kuba & Co., Draggiats, Sole Agents, coraer 16004 D7 glas sireats, Omaba, 5eb. BEELIFRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1892. A Written Quarantee to Cure Every Case or Money Refunded. Our cure Is permanent And not & patehilag wp Onser treated seven yeA™s Ao hiave naver seon & §ymptom since. By describing oaso faily we cam troat you by mall, and we give me SironE FUAFADLes 16 Cure ‘or refund all mone, 0%e who prefer to come hare fortreatment ean 4o s0An | wo will pay_ratlrond fare both waysand hotel bills while here, If Wo fall to cure | We challenge tho worid fora casa that our Maglo Hemedy will not cure. Write for particulars and | theevidence. In our seven years practica with U | Maete Remeds it has teen most dificult to overco: Ahe prajudice gainet socalled specific But ot our strong guarantes thousands Are trying it | ingurea. Wegunrantee to curo or refund every GolAT, And as e hare & repulation to provast, 18y Baancial backing of §00010 18 perfectly safe o all | Who wili try the trentment, Ierstafors you have Putting up And pasing oat your money for differant troatments. and aithouza you are not yot cared o one hiaa paid back your money. We will posttialy cureyo, Old,chironic, deop seated caves cared in 6) {0 dars. Investignte our Anancial standing, oar Peputation as business mea. Write us for names and addrersesof those wo have cured who hare given Permissionto refer to them. 1t costs you only post: Wk to 4o this. 1f your symptoms are sors mucous patchesin mouth, rheumatism 1n bon Jolats, halr falltng out, eruptions on Any part o body, fealing of general deprossion, palas tn he bunes. Yoo baveno tim constantly taking mercury and potash, should dis continuot. Constant use of thess drags wil bring sores and cating wicorsta the end. Dou write. Al correspondonce sent sealed in pinln eo: Velope. We Tnv:to themost Fgl1 nvesiigation and wiil 40 all 10 our powerto ald you tn it Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neb ous Prosiraton 'caused b . Mental Depres lther sex, lmpotency. | Weakaess s, Involuniary Lossas, Sp matorrhea cansod by over-cxertion of the brai Self-abuse overinduigence. A wonth's troatm 81,6 for §5, by mall. Weguarantoesix b ch order for 6 DoxaL, with §) will rantieto rofun only by A, Schrote corner 10th and Farau ta. Omaha. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFF3, VOR SALE—Extra fine, thorouchbred. Jor- sey oull, 1id color, registered sto " n 25 8, Lh'-l stred FYOU hing for sal trado 38 v ANy 1. She ife, Broadway and Maln straet. FORRE T—Dweill in all purts of the L city. . 1. Shoafe, Broadway and Main. IRAG pves, furai- Duure, ote., muission at lowest rates. Broadway n small payments. frult and near Council Blufts. E. 1. fe. Broadway and Main streot. Second roace, ran ost desirablo neil Bluffs; rent, $15.00 per month, fe. Broadway and Maln street. NOR RENT—Two of the best Ourrigg flats on Fourth stroet. OR SAL urnitue fixtures lease and 200d will of hotel with 4) rooms in a zood Nebraska city; will trade for stock of zeneral merchand: H. Sheafe, Broudway uni Main street. OR SALE—A comfortable tive room dwell- r Pr. $1.80), y payments. E H Brond v X in stree OR S LE—A barzain, three-roon dwell- ing. 1013 Fifth avenue. price will take team zood hors: trado and balance 1n wonthly payments. 1L Sheufe. Broad:ray and Main strec A six-room frame hith ayenue, cor. 20Lh st. price heafe. Broady 1 Main st 2, —The only hotel in a small town romn Council BlufTs, ns an fee 1 parlor with good trade. roitu at 41,000, building 2,000, Will trad ¥ool residbnt property in Council Biuffs, sna® for the right party. E. 1. Sheato, Broad- ay and Mulo street. Hotel and restaurant in a pros- perous Nebraska city, paying business, zood reasons for seliing, price £,00. 1t | suap. TANTED-) A 1y g W A o it peoparty. . i1 Shoto. Broadway and Main street. OR SALT ard bred mare. 7 years old, sired by Dr. Archibald, No, first dam by Gienwood, record 2:274 She Is fiue chestriut, has shown ood speed, is gentie and well broken to drive singic or_doubie, weighs about 1.00 Ibs May Le seen at barn of W Utter! Blufls, West Brondway, Jacob Sims. k. Couneil Pr 0 store for sal vell pay . also” re: An old ¢ tore in lvely coun- > property. Address rison cou res, Ientol " > ients; will trudé for werch i vri H. Sheafe, Broudway and Miin st ) neres, in Dic balune n nere. JOR SALL Co, arm, . Broad i DORSAL 10 Muin stree DASTURA city. Plenty Sheafe, Brondw, iy and Main s e tarms o Pottawatiand 1. Sheafe, Broadway and for horses and c witor ind zood ttlo ne care. K NOR SAT chiundis: Om W ity. and ) me lies of NOR SALE—Groc fixtures, horses. ete. Price #1500, Vent trade, well estublished, large profitss must be sold at once, for good cuuse. B, H. Sheafe, Broadway and Main stre TR 1 rooms one bic Glen avenue. SALF dicwor . P.Niles, JTOR SAL chenp. First ave A perfectly Mrs. G. A Pw surry Robinson's, 05T -Ludy's gold watch, huutin: cuse: dshortchain und ball: return to 19.7 Fifih avenue and get reward. JORUIT lands, garden lands, fawns and ity property for sule or trado. Day & Hess, 5 P 1 strect, T dwelling wwo-story brick molern e. 8 rooms, ull modern con- Fifth avénue, from July 13, veniences, No. Day & Hess. 0 will buy a nlee new hous monthly yments, 03 foot lot in Grimes' addition Larze ligt of property for sale, John- ston & Van Patten, NOUND—One et black lorse with halter. Owner cun_have same by paying for feed and this advertiscment, Carbon Conl ¢ HE BIG lot. N residen ROPOSALS FOR als, wind mill Indisn Co.. 8. BUILDING MAL tapks, punips, oté. T w8, Miterial, ssed 1o the 5D, will ¥ d ut Pine Rid 8. D, ut th's ag z at various point reservation o be desig the u sizned, nbou! nssorted lu 100,000 'shing! ws: 40 doors; bricks: 2440 fe ter round iron. b war uts, rock. sind, ete. foot mills und powers With Link galvani iron pipe, o At of all material “may bo obtained upplication 10 the unlerstned. Bidders are required to st.te sp aly u thelr bids ¢ oosed price of each urtl- clo offered” for delivery under a contract. The right Is reserved to rojoct uny orall bidg orany part of any bid 1f deemed for the best interost of the sérvice. OERT(FIED CHECKS. Each bid must be ac anied by a cert fiod check or draft upon some Unitod States de- Pository or ¥oIve bank in the vi- clpity of the of the bldder, made puyable 1o the or of the Commlissioner of ndlan Afalrs for ut least tive pur cent of t wmount of the propo: ich o w.il be fo ited to t uny bidd fuil 10 pr end sufficie turaed to the bidde cash Heu of e cous dered r furthy “ POints of delivery. trinsartscion, st wnd € 0NeL L GEOR Y BROWN, U *na Aoti U. 5. Tadiau A jeat wmisdy o waste. Those Who Are | | CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PRODUCTION, Indo rsed by the Med ical faculty every:- where as Dbeing the purest, safest and best stimulant. Ask for it. Take no other. Be- ware of imitations. JARVIS WINK GO GROWERS, DEALERS AND DISTILLERS, Santa Clara and San Jose, California JARVIS 1817 BRANDY RICH, RIPE AND MELLOW. Aged in our cellars. H gold and four silver s been awarded six medals, at different world's expositions. TW G. A. ‘hoedsack, Proprictor. Farnam maha. Dye, cl Bluffs send for price list. Merchants who b them redyed and finished e BED FEATHERS RE ual to new, NOV Gl aud. Barocal Dispas forsuccessful traiti yut, Vory form o e o naioat op 6 bods for patients Lo rd uni attonda > Teat docomodutions 1n tho wase . *2%® Write for clrculars oo deformités ani %, trusses, club feet, curvatures of spine, Illhmrfluu‘u r,catarrh, bronchitis, § clty, parulysis, opilepsy, kid- - bindder, oye, our, skin ani bio] 4ad all surzleal oporations. A BPE Y. | PECIA LT DISEASES OF WOMEN 85000 55868 5 Wowen FREE. We huvelately ad ied a1y inz- indepartment for women durlng contineinent | strietly vrivater Only Rellabie Medloul tu: stitute making & Spoo pregtes o PRIVATE S All Bood “Diseuses cossfuily treateL n the systom Byphiiitio Poison removed fr without ‘marcury Hestorative T'r. ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persous able o vist us may treated at h | correspon lence. Ali communications dential. Mod cines or Instruments sent | 20 1 orexpress, securoly pacl BO W APKS 10 | Iud cate contents or sender. One personal in- tery ew preforre | and consult us or send history of your cuse, and we will send 1u piala | wrapper, gur | BOOK T0 MEN, L1 Upon I'rivats, | or Norvous Dise os, Tinpotency, 8y pliilis, Gloes and Varioo- ole, With quest on (13t Braces, Appliances for Deformities & Truses | Only munufy LEEOE- ory I the | 108 A EPLLAINCES, Tk ELEULRID BATTERIES AND BE Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broaiway, Coanoll BluTa Ton minutes' tids from ‘conter of Omahy on | Ciwabia wad Counoll Blults eioctrle wotor Hu IN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, ave shop worn or soiled fabr TED AND CLEANED BY most approved machinery, at less cost th Offices 621 Broadway, Council Bluffs and 1521 an and refinish goods of every des ages received at either oflice or a1 thre Works, Cor. cription. Packs Ave. A and 26th St., Council s of any character can have AN, with the 1 you ever puid before COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORK3 Allkindsof Dyeing and Ol hizhest stylo of the art. abrics ninde 1o look us anintdone in the «dod and stained 0od us now. Hed anel by stea: in first-cluss mans Work promptly done and delivered i all piurts of Who country. Send for price list C. A, MACHAN, = - PROPHIELOR (13Broadway, Noa Cous Lova CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Councll Blus Capital stee's . No v thwestara Dapay 130,000 bk surpius un i Profits 00D Net Oapital an | Surpius 8X30,000 o 3. 1. 8 nuadaon, 6.1 Shagars, i), on, K. 8. Uart, L A. M, J. V. (no1asa ries i Haonan Transact g ing business Larzi any bunk lu ral banks capltal and surplus of outhwestern Lowa. INTERAESP ON Tids DB?03IT3 W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Direclor, Embalmer 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUF oys utluw Prad N, . Qa prg—Attor Simg & Saunders—hsrey s tise, Frad fede wl courts Koows & 4 und 6 Bhuge Beuro Llock, Councll Bluffs, Ia.