Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1892, Page 3

B S o L) COUNCIL BLUFFS CFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET Deliveraa by earricr to any part of the city H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER " 3 Bus ness Office, ... TFLEPHONES | RIASS MINOR M N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. 1 he Traebund will give a ball at Hughes hail on the evening of November 7. William A, Atkin and Levina Anderson, both of Omaha, were married yesterday by Justice Swearingen. In the aistrict court yostorday the case of the Kilpatrick-Koch Dry (ioods company against Blotehky Bros. was on trial all day. The ladies of tho Epworth Methodist church will give an oyster supper At Shubert's hall, 2321 West Broadway, this evenine, J. D, Warren has sold one of his ifth avenue fiats through Odell’s real estate ex change for 5,000, The purchnser is a man livine fo Becford who bought it as an invest mont. laa M. Inscho commenced a suit for a divorea in the district court yesterday. Sho alleges that the defendant, H. 1. Inscho, has been guilty of eruelty and inbuman treat mont toward her. R B. Carder was arro ted yesterday on & charge of being a fugitive from justice, He is wanted to answgr to the charge of break- 10 open some freight cars at o small station on the Burlington rond, EN ing [mplement Bixby, u traveling man for tho Sterl- last 3 mpany, 10st & vaiis night by leaving it sitting on the ridews on Lincoln aveauo while ho went iuto th house for about fifteen minutes, Articles of incorporation were filed with the county recorder vesterday by the Eoter: prise Buglish Evangolical Latheran church, The officers are as follows: Pastor, Rev. (. W. Sunyder; elder, M, Toft: deacon, August ermstrom. M. i Needham commenced an attachment kUit yesterduy agamst H. A, Worley for £300, alleging that ho was about to aispose of his ‘property, witn inteat to defraud his creditors, Of the amount claimed £550 15 for a note and £245 for board The young people of Broadway church are endeavoring to arvange for a series of brilliant lectures and_entertainments during the ensuing season. Thev hope by present- best in these | of the opens the seric is aspeaker of groat ability, and their enterpriso 10 socuring him should oe recognized by their having a large audienc: Patrick O'Connell, a young man empioyed at Sullivaw’s grocerv store, was dehvering Ro0ds yestorday near the corner of Twolfth street and Sixth avenue when his lorss which he hod left standing unhitehied, took fright at a Northwestern train and started to run. At that moment O'Connell ran out ana tried to stop the horso, but he refused to bo stopped. O'Connell bappened to be in his way, 50 down he weut, and both wheels of the waron pussed over him. He was not soriously hurt, but will walk with a limp for a day or two. ing nothing but the ve merit 10 citizens, the patronuge McCabe, who Never hefore have the people of Council Blufls and Omaha had such an epportunity to buy acre property suita- hle for home or fruit as is offered by Xiay & Hess. 400 acres to pick from. Waly two and a hall miles east of Coun- il Blufls postoflice. Genuine Round Onk, Radiant Home. P. Stewart stoves and ranges, sold clusively by Cole & Cole, 41 Main. PERSONAL PARAGRAPIS, X, © A. V. Welsinger is home from a trip to Tndiana, Harry James, who has been ill for aays, 15 able to be about again. Judge J. B. F. McGee will to Carson today to deliver an address before the Pot- tawattamio county Veterans’ association John Mithen, who bas beca employed in the county auditor’s office, has resigied to takea place with the firm’ of Gronewes & Schoentgen, D. A. Farrell, formerly of this city, now of Lake City, Colo., has been nominated for tho legislature by tho aemocrats of Hinsdale and San Juan counties. Mrs, M. M. Stepahn home on Bluff streor. Coger of St. joseph, Mo., will remain & 1ow days. Miss Kitue Buchel, formerly of this city, is achieving quite a reputation for artistic avility at ter present yons, Neb, At the fair recently held atTekamab she car- Tied off two first prizes, one'for oil and the other for water colors. B. S. Josselvn is in the city greeting his old Council Bluffs friecds, of wbom there are many. He has hardly cot rested vet from his duties as secrotary of the hotel committee of the trieunial conclave at Den ver. He bad the versonal suvervision of placing 87,000 wuests. Mr, Josselvn 1s think- \g oF giving up his residence in Denver and secking a climatic chanee and lower attitude on account of the health of himself aua famly. LS As the ladies of Council Bluffs and Omaha now know that our stock is al- ways complete and of the latest wo will have no formal opening this season, but will bo happy to show all the new things after Wednesaay of this week, The Louis, Musonic Block. e s 26 Call on Messrs. Day & Hess and ask 10 be shown the Klein tract of 400 acres nox on sale in five and ten acre traets, They will show it free to all, Davis, pure drugs, best puints. several is_very sick at hor Hor sister, Mrs. is with uer aud Trouble in the Family, %, H. Howe was arrested on an informa- tion issued from Justice Hammer's court charglug bim with forgery. The informa- tion was tho result of a disagr ement be- tween the man and his wife in regard to tho purchuse of o wagon from tho Deere-Wells compauy. He gavo two notes for 60 in part puyment for the wagon, und as his wifo re- tused to sigu tho notes he signed her name tn them bimself. AS soon as she found out what he had done she began to make trouble for him, He paid off the notes and wanted 1o call it squure, but sho refused to sottlo in any such way. o case will be aired before Justico Hammer on the 17th, In the meantime he is out on bouds. 108 to announce to the Jadies the opening on Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursdiy of full and winter millinery. The Boston Store ing ut 6 pom. Saturdays. closes every even- except Mondays und — Judson, civii engines dumes Gets 87,600, The jury in the case of Granville James agaiust the Union Pacitic Ruilway company eame in with a verdiet yesterday afternoon aftor being out nearly forty-eight bou nes was awarded damages in the sum of 00 for tho Joss ol i hmb, the ruilway ected Lo “block oue of 5 Broadway The jury in the easo of John Girant against the Union Pacifie reported that they wero unable o come 1o any Arreement wid wero discharged by Judge Woolson. The case scems destined 10 have a filth trial, Wanted to Buy. Tmproved property. Will priceislow. H. G. Motes, 10 Main stroet. R I you don’t w ut 1o buy hard coal you hud better see Bixby about those oil burners. They ure adapted for use in hot air furnuces, steam and hot water poilers, with no coal or ashes to handle, No bankrupt, fire-smoked, damaged furniture at Meyer's, 07 Broadway. Cienn goods, less than any Omahu prices. e Cirpet weaving, 928 Avenue F. Mrs. H. 0. Cory Seriously Hurt in a | Runaway Acoident. VOIGHT PAINFULLY VERNIE INJURED Kicked in the Face by an Unmanageable Horse - James Wins flis Suit Against the Unito Pacific—1t was & Unse of Suicide, Mrs, H. Corv was the vietim of what may prove to bo a serious accident yesterany noon while diiviag with Mrs, J. N. Balawin in the latter’s carriage. The horses became frightened at something and started to run. Mr: dwiu's coachman was driving, but he was unable to control them. Thev dastied up First avenue and finally ran against the curbstone on Main street, Where they stopped. As 000 & tho animals com menced to run Mrs, Baldwin jumped out, and although the were go- ing at @ high rate of speed, escaped injury. Mrs. Cory was unot so fortu- nate.” When the carr struck the curb stone she either attempled to jump or was thrown out. She landed with great force on the inuer side of the sidewaik, fully twelve fest from tho carriage, avainst a cellar win dow, which wus broken from its fasteniugs but served to break the force of her fall somewhat. A large crowd gathered in & fow seconds and Mrs, Cory was picked up al- most senseless, many tuinking her dead. She was taken into a store room at the head of Iiest avenue, where physicians were called. She was found to be budiy bruised, and had several bad cuts about the head. She wus Kkept uudor the influence of opiates all ves- terday afternoon, and it cannot yet bo told whethior sbo sustainea internal injuries or ot It was a most fortunato thing that sho struck the window insteaa of the solid brick wall or theirou doorste, for her skull would inevitably have been fractured. The carriaze 10st one of its wheels in tho and the horses were somewhat hurt, Council 1 cdings. ‘The eity council beld its regular monthly meeting last night with the mayor and all the members prosent excepting Van Brunt. I'he monthly bills we of city ofticers received allowed and reports The city attorney reported favoranly on the plat of Myuster's iton street addition, and tho plat tea ‘The pevition of the Bacbe-Runyan furni- ture company for the canceliaton of 151 they having paid tuxes in Omaba for sar, was referred to the judiciury com- was Alderman Smith stated that he bad seen the officials of the Burlington with rezard to putting in a waterway unaer the tracks and bad golten a wreat many promises, but noth- g more. The matter was referred 1o the city attorney with power to act. The cport of tha committes whole on the extension of North I putting in cuiverts on Kast the extension of Hurmony lisned in Tue Bes several read. An accoptance of the right of way ordi nanco by the Union Land and Improvement company wa filed. “The ordinance providing for the va Fourth avenue from kighth to of the irst streety Broadway und street, as pub- days ugo, wus ving of Twelltn street, was amended by striking out from Tenth to Twelith street, and was then passed Alderman Smith prosented an amendment to the rules, wuereby the duty of looking af- ter the sewers and Iudian creek was taken m tue commiites on sireots und alleys and u to the committee on police and health, Riv It was adopted. A resolution ordering the tiso for nds for curbing on Sixtu street and several avenues in the southern part of the slerk to adver- city, the bids to be in by next Monday noon, was ndopted. The notice of an injuuction suit started by Saran B. Rourer to prevent the levying of taxos for the abatement of a nuisance on her property in Mill addition was referred to tho city attorney witk instructions to defend. . Roberts, having found the duties of his official position s poundmaster too onerous, sent in his resignation. which was acceptea. The potition of 1. J. Evans askig that North Second straet be cut out of the contract for paving and curbing was granted. The council adjourned after trausacting somo business of minr importance until Monday evening. Mr. 2 Rosch and family desire to ex- tend their thanks to the many friends who extended sympathy and aided tho fumily during their late bereavement, Particularly do they desire to return sincere thunks to the members of the Miuennercior society and the employes of the Western Union in this city. By far the largest line, the nobbiest styles, the lowest prices in ladies’, misses’ and children’s coaTs is at the Boston Store — sce show windows — Council Bluffs, In Death by suieic ner Sevbert held inquests vesterday morning over the vodies of Matt Lyon avd Oce Gupton, alias Lucy Banner. Notuing particularly new or startling was brought out in the way of testumony, and at the con- clusion verdicts were raturned staling that the d2ceased met their death by morphine administered with suicidal intont, A fact came 1o light yesterday afternoon which might possibly havo some bearing on the case, but which did nov becomo known until after the remains of tho dead woman had been removed to the depot on their way® to her former hows in Shenandoab., A young man callea at the oftice of the county k September 21 and took out a marriage nse, @iving his name as James West of ge county, ana that of the girl as Lucy Banner of Snenandoab, Notbing has been seen of him since, so far as can been learned, His father, who is a member of the federal court jury, was looking for tho boy yester- day, but could not find any traces of him. Gentlemen, the finest tine of in tho city, just received. R tailor, 810 Broadw all goods ter, the it A1 Boston stove closes every evening at 6 p. m., unless Moudays and Saturdays. Crowd Brondway hear Chaplain MeC cents, chureh to ‘ube. ght to Admission — Hurt by a Horse's Hoofs, J. Voirht was out driving three children Sundayv afternoon corner of Madison and Plercs streets when the horse took fright at a passing bicycle and commenced 1o vear and plunge Ver- nie, aged b years, was held by one of the larger children, and in some way bis head rot within reacn of the fiviug hoofs. His face was terribly battered and he was knockea out of the buggy onto the pavemeat. He was taken to the residence of Mar Bou- ricius, wh his injuries received attention. He was found to have sustained a severe scalp wound, several Lecth were out and one of his hands was badly bruised, He was taken to his home on Fifteenth avenue vestorday morning. It was ouly a few months ago that o fatal accident was nar- rowly escaped by the chilaren, who were driving tho same horse without any of their erown friends along. his near the with ——— Miss Emma Heistand, fashionable dressmaker. Good fit guaranteed, Prices reasonable. 908 5th avenue, —— For the newest, nobbiest and latest styles in ladies’, misses’ and children’s COATS visit the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, la. ——— Trimble is All Right, Some time ago a paper was filed in the Judd-Wolls assignment watter which cast some serious reflections on the professionai uonor of Frauk Trimole, the sttoraey for the assignee, by intimating that he was respou sivle for the disappearance of some important papers. As such & thiug would render him liable to'a term in the penitentiary, Mr. Trimble was rether wnxious to suow his THE OM. \HA BEE | NEWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS |: TBE OMAHA DAILY nm-* 'rm:\ nn omvm-n | innocence, He stated that he had sent the papers in question to) Judge Deemer At (he Iatter's request, and he wrote to the Judge for the purpose of aseertaining where the missing documents had gone. _Last evening he received a letter from Judee Deemer stating that the papers had been in nis possession ever since they were seut to him, but that they could not be found until & day or two ago. Thus the sensation that was promised is nipped in the bud and Trimble's honor is vindigated. —— DeWitt's Sarsaparilia is reiianle il Chaplain MoCabe at Omaha Tast May. The Chaplain told his unique story the “Bright Side of Life 1n Libby Pris- on” on Monday evening, May 9. The night was vmrm\. but the people were brave and came to the First Methodist IEpiscopal church in such crowds that, large as it is, seats were soon at a pres mium. Men prominent in both church and state wore generously interspersed through the assembly. Ladies well- known as leaders in philanthropic move- ments were present in large numbers. As the Chaplain rose all eyes were fo- calized upon him at onca, and from that moment his listeners were like clay in the hands of the potter, and when the marvelous story ended the audience awoke us from a splendid dream and felt EOR that it had not continued another hour. Brondway church tonight. 35 cents, o{r Admission —— Democratic Tow, Candidates. The Democrats of Kune township got to- gether at tho court house last evening to | uominato candidates for townshin oftices. Eight names were mentioned for justice of the peace, as follows: N. Schurz, A. T. Whittlesey, Oscar Honsel, W. W. Cones, U. H. White, L. Swearingen, C. A. Hammer, M. I Sears. On tne first formal ballot Schurz, Whittlesey and _Hensol were nomi- nated, Wallace Mcl'aade U. H. White aad M. Callazhan were nominated for con- stables. L. Zurmuehlen was nominated for the township clork, D, K. Dodson ... town- ship trustee for the full term, and J. | Weav to fill the unexpired term oi the late Jod. Sullivan, Not An Opening The announcement that Miss Rags- dale was to have her annual autumnal millinery display this week is a mistake® on the purt of the printers. The dis- play took place last week and is a past event. Nevertheless the ladies always find much of interest and always something new at Miss Ragsdale’s tablishment for the display is excellent all the time. find Indress goodsour line is complete with the latest noveities, both from home und foreign markets, We show many novelties confined to oursclves. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Lu Benson's Trouble ¢ William Benson, the young man who tried to blow off Oficer Leuch’s head last Satur- day night with a miniature cannon, was given a preliminary hoaring in the superior court yesterday morning and was bound over to the graud jury toanswer to the churge of assault with intentto commit murder. His bond was fixed at $1,000, and in default of the amount he was seut to the county juil for keeping. ymences. Mrs. Winsiow’s Soothing Syrup is an un- excelled medicine for childran woile teeth- ine., 25 ceats a vottle. ——— 50 dozon gents dark colored outing flanne! shirts good value at 5. week while they last for Store, Couneil Blulls, Lu. 150people in this cily uso gis stoves The Gas Co. puts 'em iu at cost AMUSEMENTS, “La Perichole,”” an opera new to the pres- ent generation of theater goers, was given last evening at the Farnam Street therter by the Winston Opera compuny, the stellar role, Piquillo, 1 the very competent hauds of Miss Wiuston, Offenbach was at his very best when he wrote this delicious bit of mu- eical fancy, although the libretto, as v 1s Eoglished, gives little idoa of its cleverness. 1t ubounds in catehy solos, duets and quar- tets with stirring finales and is a blessed reliof to the drivel of the modern operatic stage which musquerades as light opera L fov this Boston Piquillo, whicn has beeu illumine the genius of aun Aimos, an Oates . has found no worthier repr than in Miss Winston. She has ideutitied with the character for year. sne brings to it & knowiedee of stage busi- ness thut 1s always dehghtful. Somowhat sofiencd in tone since the days “when all the world was voung” Miss Winston still gives the character a freshness and youthiuluess that is irresistivle, aud ber singing of Hub nith’s bright song **Dear Woman' in the secoud uct showed how wonderfuily weil preserved her voice w Miss Jobuson, pretty aund piquant, mado a dashine La Perichole. Her voice, wailo light, seemed particulaly suited to the part and throughout she quite won the avdicuce by her oleveraess. Harry Rattenbury made a fairly suceessful Don Audres, while” Churles Renwick sang Don PPedro acceptabiy. Charles Tyrrell as Don Panatellas was unoffending “until ho attempted a locul verse on the doings of the city councii in his topical song, “Dia it Ever Oceur 1o You,” when the audience felt like risig up and reminding tho gentleman that he was out of his element. Forgetfuluess of the lines only saved mim. “The chorus was in good voice and sang the concerted masic well. ‘I'he opera was ver prettily costumed and won praisc from the house tull of people, mary first nighters being in the sudience. Omaha has nover had a better balanced compacy plaving at popular prices than the \Winston compauy. 5 L GAMBLING I8 GAMBLING. Judge MeCulloch Pl to the Carrent Tople CI Therc was a largo attendance at the regu- lar weetine of the Currant Tople club last evoning. The question for discussion was whether in view of the difficulty of effecting A conviction n gambling cases under the stute lnw, tho city of Omaha was justified 1 treating it as @ misdemeanor, and fining of- feuders accordiogly. Judge J. H, McCulloch was tho principal speaker, and considered the negative side of the question. He referred to the difference between the state and mwunici- pal laws on the subject, ‘I'te statutes treated gambling as a felony, punishable by a fiue of from &0 to $00, ana imprisonment for not moro than two years. The compiled ordi- nances of Omaba considered it oxly u misde- meanor and provided ouly for a fine not to exceed §20. The recent gamoling ordinance raised the fine to from %) to §2)0 ‘Yhe speaker contended that what the statutes denominatea as a felony was a felony and the city had no moral right to make it anything less, 1t would be contended thav it was dificuly to convict under the state law, but the same ovidence was vequirea to effect & conviction, no matter what the crime called. Views was It was the duty of the city authorities to prosecute for an offense und the stato law that was committea in Omaha just as rigor- ously as & violation of & municipal ordinance. Let the city council of Omaba pass such & resolution as was recently passed by the South Omaba council aua issue aivect orders to the chief of police thut iv was to be enforced, und people woild have a chunce to see what could be accomplished. W. W. Slabaugh spoke at some leugth on the afficiative, and was followed by other mewmbers of the club. — WeeriNe Warew, Neo., Oct. 23, '00,—Dr, Moore: My Dear Sir—I bave just bought the third bottle of your Tree of Life. It is indeed & “'Tree of Life.” Doctor, when you 0 kindly gave me that first bottle my nght side was 0 lame and sore aud my liver en larged so much that 1 could not 1ie upon my right side at all. There was a soreness over my kKidueys all of the time, but now that trouble is all over. [ sleep just as well on oueside as on the obor. aud my sleep rests and refreshes me, and I foal the best I've feit in fifteen years.und I know that it is all due to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly, D. K. DuoLer. aggists. For sale oy all dr. MARD TIMES IN ENCL A‘iB @loomy Outlook for Laborers and Me- chanics in the Country. —— THOUSANDS ARE ‘OUT OF EMPLOYMENT Masters Give Notic ofiFurther Reductions In Wages—The Clyde's Great Ship Yards Almost Deserted iness Suffer- Ing from General Depression, Losnoy, Oct. 3.-4Ihelabor outlook in the large manufacturing aod shipbuilding cen- ters of Giraat Britain is very threateniog. A crisis is provable in the cotton trade thau promises to have more widespread results than any of .the previous troubles that have occurred between the masters and opera- tives, and in the shipbuilding trade of the Clyde only one-third of the berths are oceu- pied and no new orders in_hand. 1t is said that 15,000 hands who' wero cmployed in various capacities about the yards are idle and those who are siiil at work are workiug on short time. To make matters worse for the omployes, the masiers have now decided to make & general reauction in wages and have announced that engineers, iron founders and shipbuilders will heuce: forth receive 10 per cent less money for their lavor than beretofore. 'This rediction 1s to tako effect on October 1. The Clyde miners have also been notified that their wages will bo reduced six peace per day on aud after the 10th of the current month The St. James (azotte says that several great drapery firms aro tottering under the severe general depression which has affected all ranks of society. This depressiou was badly felt last Cbristmas time when some of the largest drapery shops in the West End did not for days receive a single customer. Many tirms, i despair, dismantied their windows and packed their fancy £oods away with view to holding them over until the next December. t'ho betrothal of the duke of Clarence and Avondale ana Princess Mayv created a demand for anew style of goods, which were to sooner produced than all demand for them was blastod by the death of the duke, anda the dealers wete loft with miles of finery on their hands, The ereater houses found it necessary to extend the credit of the better dealers in oraer to prevent them becoming bankrupt. This was so overdone unless trad: revives by Christmas a collapse will be inev itavle. The St James Gaz to concludes by say- ing it is 10 be hoped tnat royalty will sot the ball of prosperty rollini. The announce- ment that the duke of York was about to marry would have a magical effect on trade. THEIR JOURNEY. WELL O German and Austrian Oftie Time in Therr Long st Viesya, Oct. 8,—-O0f the forty-sight mili- tary ofticers who started on Saturday in the long distance race, nine arrived the same v eniag at Izlad, Moravia, having completed 1454 kilometres, Licutenunt Colonel Sion- icke rode ecighty kiloweters yesterday and when half of yesterduy’s journey v completed he met the met the first Ger- man ofticers bound for Vienna. He passed them shortly before he re Weiswasser, having thus covered half the distance in thirty-six nours, Uf the forty five officers who started from here Sunday cizht of tkem have reached lglad. No I five others have fallen.out. Among thuse who have been forced to withdraw from the ruce is the lanagraf, Euerst Embers. The weather is wet » ud fogay and in sone parts of the roads tae riders have been obliged to use lanterns while coutinuing their journey at mgat, T'ne first of the German riders is expected to arrive here tomprrow morning. BERLIN, Oct.3.—Lieutenant Mikalos passed Dautzen av 9 o'clock this morning, after 1d- ing Lifty hours and covering forty-four kilo- metres. Itis expected that he will reach Berlin early tomorrow. Benuiy, Oct. 8. —The last of the German riders started this morning. Altog er thero are 109 Germansin the racs, Of the Making o Rac horses taking part m the race, nino are Euglish thoroughbreds, fourteen [nglish half breeds, five Hungarian, five Russian and tho rest Prussian horsés. Up to the present time scauty reports have been re- ceived of the progress mado by the riders, Cold, wet weather and thick fog make the conditions oaa for racing, Baron Orlangos’ horse, which gave out to- day, was lamed and completely incapacitated because of treading upon a piece ol Riuss. Licutenant Schiferstadc is considered to have the best chance of winning, although his horse, “Nixe," has already fallen th times. Licutenant Muller feil over a brid aron von hnippe,” ant Siegel, the left Vienna on Runneburg, Bohemia, Zandv's dizd at thorouchbred, Altedoben. Licuten- Austrian officer Saturday, ath:5 this movaine, considerably distuncing his comrades. He was followed five minutes later by ants Micklos and Czavosy, who rude whole night, excepy three bhours, when rested. ‘The veads ur miserable tion, and rain is falling ro the first arrivals, a trinmphal arvch has been erected at goal on the tempel of tield, Viesya, Oct. 8.—Prince Frederick Leo- pold’s horse broke aown at b p. m. at iglad. Until then he had been leading in the long distance race. Now two others have passed him, Lieuten- the 1 in heavily Took Possexsion of Dublin Castle. Dunniy, Oct. 8.—Lord Houghtou, the new viceroy of Ireland, made his public eutry into Dublin custle, The crowd, whiie unde- moustrative, showed a frienaly feeling. SOMETHING NEW JUST OUT. Delicious Desserts” COOK BOOK Mailed Free. Send name and address to PRICE FLAYORING EXTRACT CO. CHICAGO. riune has ]H‘L called goiden goddess and A Golden ie Goddess {‘.’..’-‘if.':".,‘r‘.T.“xlf.'J;t.f.‘L'J..L‘.f who uses (hat perfect attalnment, R GARLAND RANGE. This sounds like “largo sized” talk but it does not take a great head to fizure it out that the Garland ranses are the best. Hun- dreds of Council BIufrs people will atlost this factand the way in which these wondorful stoves are selling only proves thut the Lest 18 what 15 wanted Don't walt until tomorrow, come today and see the big stock we bave, We can show the Largest Stock of Tinware aud Stoves you can find in Council Bluffs and the lowest JFices 1n the worid: P.C.DEVOL, 504 Broadway and 10 North Main Street ched’ I , 1892, AEWS OF STERDAY, Domentie. Rankwreeker Dann, of Buffalo N. Y. (s dead Ex-President Cloveland apent a very qulet dny 1ittie If any politics entering its routine. Artman and Alex Gravel, ers, quarreled. Gravel stabled Artman, Killing him Renl estate men ara conzregating at Buf- falo, N. Y. the occasion boing the aunual con- gress of Real Estate Dealers of America. J. B Moorehouse. of Phlindelphis ted suiolde in New York city, He was very wealthy and & member of a sufcide ciub. Sepsatlonal reports to the effeot the Ute Indians are again on the war pith is em- hatically denied by Governor Routte of dato. a Cleveland and Stevenson will address the delegates to the convention of the assoelation Z has been recognized of nutlonal demoperatic clubs, which will meet £\ f tobac erfec tonight In New York ity z of tobacco perfection. A ralirond employes' ciub has beon formed at Fort Scott, Jan |, having for its objeet th defeat at the polis ‘of any cand late. who (s plodiced (o the reduction of ra lroad rates by stutute. ' s Major General Snowden, commanding offi LEIRLL, cer of the National Gurd of NSy Ivania, liar excellence. declares thit he was rosponsin e for the ar rest of the Homestoad wdvisory board tor treuson, Four men made a weak Keystone National bunk of Erie, davlight, ut. after sihtly injuring the eash- fled. They were parsued, and surren- dered to'a solitury officer. A 1ot of wreckage an | the bodies of six sea- P, o broad have floated nshore near Chorry Grove ry, between Littie River and Lok wo Folly Inlets. Virginin, The head wis goud from one of the hodies and a 102 1rom anoiher. There is nothinz to indicite to what vessel the men belonged to. s engine company No. 3 Chicago, Burlinzton & « tracks in Chi- Cugo on its way to i fire ngine Was run down by 1 lo-onotive and smashed to pleces, Severai of the firemen wore badly bralsed wd Dedver Heney Walbaum received a fraes turod skull. which witl prove tatal. The plantof the Cary-Ozden company, 1 ufietures of paints and varnishes it 1028 West Kighteonth street, Chics becn destroved by fire, Three smail frame cottiges close to tho pnt Tactory were nlso Jnsuied and a two-story bhrick building ad- Jo ning the factory was badly damaged. The total 1oss will ageregate $160,010, was crossing the n- has No. Foreign. and of bricands lership of Lion 4 and ro wned Palico R Moxico, and drove off several hunir cattle. A dotichment of 310 Mexican s las Loft for the scenc of the troubic, - Bdwin M. Rovle, theauthor of “[riends,’ claims to have found a wonder in an Inaian Ind employed as 4 hevder on his ranch in Utab, The lud is a son of Peace Chief of the Hills, and hus nev the inside of a thea! M. to recita portions of *Othetlo’ was 50 struck with his eloc decided to writea play for Hartz will advance the money the Ute's education and stage. s recently ranehn an i Saline, the oid v soen Royle got him *one duy, and him, M necassal training for Minnosota commit- the attempt to rob the nd smugglors under 1 hed of Idiers | mother's tion that e has nager v for the period, the la OR OLD & [ r Sals in Const npacitys For over 25 Years Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco we have remained, during this long sest Smoking Tobacco in the world. srance and flavor of pecus BLACKWELL'S DURHAM ATl TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, N, C. BE R MAN NERVINE, the great Spanish Remedy. wicring fron NERVOUS zr.nnm) MANHOOD, uightly ciuissio progtration, caused by the use of opiam, tob (‘.mn\, mental depression, loss of power BEFROKE AND AFTER USK rhaa caused by selfabu ness can be restored to perfect health and the We give a written guarantee with 6 boxes o cure A 12-Tons.a-Day The Sonthwick Ballng Pro 10has tho I any Contin SANDWICH MAMUFAGTURING GO (o In starting one press recaently we baled nine NOBLE VITALITY any case of refund Uo nic naha by Snow, Luni & Co. STHWIGK BALING PRESS. s the standard This is why manutacturers of It Give it a trial, Every MAN can bo STRONG and VIG- OROUS in all respecis by using SPANISH YOUNG MEN BILITY, LOST ot convulsions, neiveus > or alcoliol, wake Sex, Spermator- e any peisonal weak: ¥ STRONG MEN. \ev, 810 hoa 6 boxes §5 1 it and over indu Machine at 0-Tons-a-Day Price. Our Warranty ocw with Ench Maehin norse, full-cirele wachine. 180 ed opening of Alng, Press i | Blnfls, Towa tons 1n five hours with new hands. . Prxpu o Wcrth 2 Gu'neaa Boy,” | 25¢. Dislodge Blle, Stir up the Liver, Cure 1ck-Headache, Female Ailments, Remove Disease and Promote Good Health, Qovered with a Tasteless & Solublo Coating, Famous the world over. Ask for Beccham'’s and take no others. Of all_drugg. Price 25 cents a b New ¥ ork Depot. 36: Canal St ~5323320BBILVIRAI0] % | d Are \ ou oing to Paint? The autumn i one cout brightc and buildings and adds much to value and beauty of your property the time to paint, and the Would You Like to Buy PAINT AT WHOLESALE? We want tosell you paints and every thi 1 used and preserves houses in painting at wholesale an b G. W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Expericnce. READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AN WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPE; SARY OF MEDICINE. # treat the following Diseases: Catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Tungs; Dis. gasesof the Eyeand ai. Iitsu 1a Apoplexy, Heart 1 | Diseuse, Liver umr\ulnl Kidney Complaint, Nervous Debility, Mental Depres- , | eslon, Loss of Manhood, Seminal Diubetes, Bright's Diease, St.Vitus' Pk e S tiom, Taralysis, White, Swelling, Berofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turaors and Fistula in ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blood. Women with ncr delicate oreins re- P12 health. * Dropsy cured wichon tappin Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. $50 to §500 forfeit for any Yenereal Dis- ease I cannot cure without meroury, Tape Worms removed in two or three hours, or ng pay. Homorrhoi s or Piles cured. THOSE WiO ARE AF Willsave life end hundreds of doliars by calling FLICTED less, The lest boiled oil you boughtyou [ on or using probubly paid 70 a gallon for it We OR. G. W. PANGLE'S RERBAL MEDICINES. will sell' you one gallon or 100,000 gal- | mye onty Physic vho can toll what ailg lons of any brnds s -4 Now wo e el b LT T F caught your attention, reaa the rest of S o this xnd comparo these struight cash | Alleorrespondence siielly confidontial. Modicino yrices. L Louis lead. 7 per I, Omuha lead, 6F¢ per 1b, an e Joplin lead, Pt per 1b, ] [] iUy [} Chenp lead 5e per b, Linsecd oil, boiled, 49¢ per gal. 885 Broadway, Linseed oi'. raw, 4ic per gal, Council Blu ffs, lOWd “aint oil, 3ic per gal. S -2 Barrel price, 2¢ per gal. less. Berry Bros, hard oil, 5 gal can, F1.60 per gal, Berry Bros , hard oil, 1 gal. can, § Other havd oils, from $1.00 to per zal. Mincral paints, dry, from 13e to Mineral paints, ground in oil, 4¢ 1o Ge. The Acme Mixed [Paint. to be as good as Wo will sell you at We ouarantee mixed paint, per gallon, than #1.50 per gallon, The Excelsior Mixed Paint. As good a paint as other denler you for $1.50. We wiil sell you at ver gullon. Lo v Our Barn and Roof Paint. We will sell you at 76¢ per gallon. all Lowest Prices on Kinds of Glass. On all other bods our equally low. Come and See Us and Bring the Cash, (. B. Paint, Oil and Glass Co. 1 and 3, 4th St. prices Masonic Temple Has never been sold for less sell are Omaha Medinal anl Straica INSTITUTE. e e 4 B INFIRMARY 7 FOR THR TREATMEN ——OF ALL—— [;llI'l] Nic and Slll‘zll”]‘ D Best facilit tre i g 18 for patly Write for clre SH w el Toot, o Serseutarch, broneattis, in ) | vty lineyt b vya!'s ASPECIALTY DISEASES OF WOHEN 3.0 pearrs Wombn FIEIE, We v lately i To 1 n 111240 de. DAL T Women duria’ continement, stesty Dr Vit onty Reliaolo Mo iloal 1nseiats wasis o iy o PRIVATE DISEASES 1308 Ni100 84S rontod. Syphilitls 1 from e sy withoul mers ey, o Beo. ( Loss of VITAL, A0 L) VISIL us may be troatod Al o ¥ pekod, no One per BOOK T0 MEN, b1 Upon Private Spe orvous Disesay 1, wita ques on st Braces,” Appli for Deformities anl Trusses, 'DilY manufnelory in the west of DEFORMITY, APPLIANCES, TRUSSES, ELECT KIC BATTERIES AND BELTS. Omaha Medical and Surgical Inslitute 26th and Broadway, O uncil Bluffs. ‘o mintues ride from center of unaka 08 Omaia 25 W .C. ESTEP, Funeral Director, Embalmer 114 Main Street Coudoil Bluffs, and Counil Biutls electrio I SPECIAL, NOTLCE COUNCIL BLUFFS. wantadvertis Th onts n o« the interestin ¢ part of its contents. Thoy express the urgent, needs, the daily wishos of the people who want comething and who are willing 10 do something. WA appearing )st al housework ANTED. good zirl for gener: at 413 Glen aven e, FARN and city loans, Money loaned on stoek und zrain, R sstate for salg Dwellinz anid business rentals. Mone for loe il Investors. Lougee & Towl street. JPUR SatE-itorso and harness ag crifice: wc z00d well brel road horse. Mustscll Lowis, 12 Pearl | strect. rable resid Al moden K fron 1 At once; QOR SALE-Cre ¥ outlit. ¢ W, bobor, 10-h. p. enzine, Beparators, @ croam vats. 0gaions e | ehurn, ) ga'ions; power butter worker. beam { seales, weight oin, water tank and other { fixtures. Wil sell cheap for cash or trade | forlant. B H. Sheafe. | 1<1n|: TRA Lunds in Greely county and Custer county. Neb., fov stotk of jewel s, furnitire or Council Blults, business property E. 11 Sheafe, ) | FOI SALE-Ohowess farm in Powtawatti- me Co,d weil located and im- proved. Brice 810 an acre. I 1 Sheafe. J1YOU have auything for sile or trade €38 A1) wdway aud Mun streat. payments. frult and garden (an noir Couneil Bluffs, 1B, H. Sheafe, lumnlw 1y and Maln streot dloan s1oei hardwire, Woll 0s- t T o trrdo, invoice about £101), Torselilnz. Terms eash. INCHAN ted at Sk Denver, Colo.: aska land. B ACRE far SO NG asniap bargaln \\ ANTED -No' od work ho g‘,\l Wi dise. E-lotel N ihert ox Sheafe will 1] i Tmprovements, flve AU BT 855 un‘wore: Shofo, kaban | in oxehunge for os. k. 1L Shoate, 2 Ok EXCHANG E—4i0. erconnty, Non. Wil tal E. I, Shenatd l‘m[c SA Hotel with furnity tures: © roows, barn, o Loonted 1n Douging oty Dully raoeinis, . Investizate atonce. E. 1. Sheafe. RBAGE nin merchans od, cesspools, vaults and Vineys cle . Burke, City Bid, A WOOD & © some of the finest «firms in southwostern lowa for sale. o s, 520 Main strect. W DA thoroughly competent girl; st he a good cook. Inquire of Mrs. W. r. Kl Socona wy BARGAIN. D-ncre fruit 4 miles from nostofiic acre in nd garden tract 12 HOTeS 1N KT P § bluckberries, 950 apple troes, plum troes, 3 cherry troes, dwailing, stable, ete. Prico $4,000,00, No trado. 11 Sheaf G Ik MONTH Didweliiniz on Avenue ¢ 1. Shoato. [OR SAL the largest nts n wood iear 20th street. K. 6-room Furniture, fixtur ana finest hoto Nobrasn. Al modorn {nprovements, ele: urniture. Not profits 510000 per puilaing newly bullt: no - competitio rica #4,00100, half cas 11 Sheafe, Council B s, Ta. E “r ANTED-Com houseworle. 112 \ JANTED ~Lady cook for restaurant, South Muain street, 1“ 1200 proved in | Johnston & V I'YOU want to buy u lot see Grecnshields, Nichoulson & Co, I ll and lease of in southern 108 turm 0 Mills county. Tn. neres wlso 160 ab#25; 85 neres i thiawittamio county, #2); snaps, n Pattes YOUu Want 1o buy a house see Greenshilds, Nicholson & Co. g | YOu huve a house Lo rent sce Groonshields, Nicholson & Co, wint to rent a house see Ieholson & Co. 1 you want o buy lund soo Greenshiold Nicholson & Oo. 3 7 buy conshiol you 0. property 8. Niehi il son & HOLSON & 00, real | ugents, 620 Bway. ENSHIELDS, N1 I Xestato und Biufrs L 18T vour property with man who rust's (o Jsoll it. Soo Greenshields, Nicholson & O, (IREENSHIELDS, NICHOLSON & €O, Wiys liave snaps 0a hand for Ale “OnserviLtive (€] FYOU want to hour £ reul estate see Gre nothing now reznrd- ashiolds, Nicholson rothe of Council v, Bo thom when you want (§BEENSHELDS, NIGHOUSON & G0, hinva Xiany barzaing n dmproved and vacant property which they would be pleas show you T REENSHTELDS, NICHOLSON & CO. have X tho lurgost 1st of property of any firm in thie eity AREENSHIELDS, Xulways roady property theim DUNT forges that Gres shieids & Nichol- Con are HgIU 10 the middie of the rng: laracst list of property of any dealer in the elty. | (UM und tuko oue of Groewshiolds, Nich won's rlew and tuke & ride over the elty; ib COSLY YOU BOLIIug. CO. are o show Go and see NICHOLSON & ind ever wiill rigs always on hand.