Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 27, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TURSDAY. DECEMBER THE DAILY BEE |NENS FRON COUNCIL BLORRS | oo okt g e o ILLED 1N (SELF DEFENSE st et e | vt ot v g | Comt_ and Guze, . enormous corrospondence, burnin, tinguishea 'w\n, much |muh1¢~ and the h-m:rdnmnln performance. midnight oll in npq-lmnp boarding house OUNCIL. BLUFFS e | ““?'nw qnnllv-:wlfln," :lnm' |I;nl:|lnml ?“('Ilmnilm;( the hm-knm tied him down For PortsTowN, PA. COUNCIL BLUFFS - g ! visitor, bu will oo that whatis ap- [ to the dradgery, making morry at the vas a su FICE XO. 13 PEARL §TREET, | John Sherwood Arrested on the Oharge of | BORROWERS' SCHEMES, | 8 T. Ohichoster Murdéfed by George Town- | parontly impossible will turn out to bo'a | same time with his friends over the nm'u'v:lmvi:fi\r";ir:rw B e Y L e Forgery f f fortably | send at Filly, | vary slmplo matter.” Thon tearing a | humerous phases of it. Ll ) Vi AT v Clever Ruse for Slenclng an Uncomfortabl cars, Delivered by carrier to any part of the city R Anxions Creditor, strip about_ nine inches long from & - tried all kinds “f’"‘“" | nowspaper he insorted it in' the n..»\ The unprecedented saloof e Bulls congh | Y@@r8s _ dies without relief, and H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER. } FARMER VAN KIRK'S VIEW OF THE CASE | One ofthe bestagentsof n large Tos | BOTH LOVED THE SAME YOUNG LADY | turncl bottle. The paper soon got | Syrup provokes competition; but the people | had given up all hope, 1 tried # Vo hoase Has & propensily fof spondtng | damp, and geadually drop after drop of | cling Iv's Coueh Syruy bottle of CELEPHONES | Business Office......... No. 43 \ —_— . > OAP P ’ 1 i wine oozed from the end of it, *‘I'he i §{ Night Editor. vu No.23 more than he earns and borcowing from | 1 X The Lightest eycle, B8T. JACOBS OIL, | HeDentes That His Daughter Was Engaged | friends to keep things moving, says the | Settled With Revolvers at Short Range ame can be dono with a thread. Tt is Patar Harlo 15 gorme 18 piace Kis new % T ¥ to the Accased or That Anything of Boston Herald, During a successful [ weapon of the IVistim Failed to tx- | Simply an illustration of a vory simple | Tetor lierlo Is going to piace hils now and it effected such One MINOR MENTION. the Kind Was Cone trip to Springfield he ran short and plode and It Cost Him law in physics ” The members of the | safety bicycle on exhibition at the wonderful relief that 1 " s ssred, borrowed from a number of his cuse 111s Life . group looked as if they ought to have | World's fair. Tt weighs but eleven and recommend it to all 1 N. Y. I'u sidered. [ tomers. One man who loaned him $10 | 25 known this before, and the expounder | three-quarters bounds, yet he, w g - 4 Council Bluffs Luinber i | —— begrn to get anxious about it, and wrote of the law of capillary attraction | 170 pounds, recently 1ode the bicycie Chas, Law, Jr. Bottle. bR L R uie | John Sherwood. the Omaha mantel and | Several letters tu him in care of the | . . mote. | 8C00ped in the four Vs, over ten milesof road in the nity of Qenee of Mrs, Gines, cormer of Thir el | tile man who was mentioned in Tre Bee o | Boston offico. The agent tore them up | ) ~- Boston without o t —t S al T b « steaining the $ Ninth aver 3 5 o b o a8 fast as he ived them T - 8 y SOFT SNAPS IN THE SENATE. muchine or st rting « G w PANGL{ M D Peter 14ddell )\ PO Rtk bkl A ed MOt | oongigned them to the y | ffteen 1 o oy o \ wor asket without a thought. The Spring- . \ ) n an Oriental Luxary and Extravagances Paid for . ;lv,\.\.i‘“f. et pa ] strect, the charge « v nd brought te fiold man decided to mak "|v VVU{]L) . con Apparer i defel ! 1 ikis & by o People, A R A Tho €ood Samaritan. < Years' Experionces X |I‘. kda . . ’ v favmer 5 MG, AW 6 | whols sigws TSR IS 1ine ot aoods, | & 8 " p venlly anxious to redeem the pledge o £ BEADER OF DISEASES OF MUN AND charge of o ox i ) the papc s in the city yestor Before leaving home he determined to hoo 5t 4 . st ict and impartial economy which | A \ |7 WOMEN, PROPRIETOR OF THE 1 n after Jay his sys a consulat ith the £ | call on the agent. with tho it on of | The { bad made to the people as a fov 2] \ ! LS DAL DISPENe " " P \ " vol #10, but the order was to ! wido e | - i votes, says the New York oan DEL f‘io‘gis : ¥ MEDICINE, Ll en . ) o « st piteh of in - | ik el ot | and contingent fund of the United Stat q \i EifLs | \ b s dn A whe corros| clied the town tir R e F Lfi danci expression 1o his opinion of men who | Toupe ML IAS IR UG cusiity B8 S G | ocrats of the daya of Jackson (or repub Yosterday wis borrow money nnd do not return it. | U0 e - licans for that matter) come to earth in Council Blufls The Springfield man walked into the | After thekilling. He was p d'to again and observe the luxury and per- done, the principal s | s ho knew had never paidany attentions | ot B R0 B aves. But it had | and gave the following account of the affait, | quisites that now attach to the office of day long and nearly ! » | to the young lady, but he thought that pos. o no effect on the nt. When herecoy :hl“:y is cor mm"wl by avoun mmr“v” '] United States senator they would regret afternoon. The ity and county oftices we sibly there might have been somie billing nized his ereditor ho jumped up, | SUith who was the ouly” witness of the | that they had died so soon. Much of | NATUR&LFR\HTFU\VORS not open for business after 12 X cooing going on in his house withe asped his hand, saia he was glad 10 | [T whil: “Smith and T had been cloat ing | Whe extravagunco induiged in by Unitad | Thie Sabbath school of St. L e | Knowledge and he thou vis se him and ingnired about alltho fol arovolver which T had laid down to put | States senators of late years is of a chur P Of perfect purity e mt, which they will | ke an investization befe took steps | “That'sall vight,” sad the Spiing- | some coal in the stove. As I raised the | #cter th iRl ulurly offensive | Of great strength™ render at their rooms and 200 1% t havin d an i 0 the | field man, will I have to take my | bucket Chictiester cntered the roo to those who that the rep 1 Econoniy in their use, hOR{t : : ; wrly went oo 5 up the or 1 had laid tatives of the Ame 1 peopie should streets, Wednesday 1 They ! p ht What | money out in bluty | picik D th 1 L 3 i A pie should . have n Christmas tre with pifts. 3',“)‘-‘, and _usice: B S mvood's |t My‘dear fellow,” said tho agent, pointed It ot mo '4‘ aid u'””‘m“ Liix the | live in o stylo commensurate with fnd Santa Claus will be ther iistribute | truth 6 roplled VHRE the must confoss [ am’ ashamed of mysel T e the importanca of theiv office, but them : : S sment | I received your lotters and always ia il sl tho o of aconomy has boen prom- | R W. Bethers and Ofiicer ination e them aside with the intention of senu HEh, thay e ised to tho rank and file, the masses, as police foree wre spending their N6 AtOEY. i ing to money that day, but, rer o | te ¥ i e T8Il nLNOSLAARLA the stump oratordoves to call them, and days arrestin wh other, 1 1 . o young wais in matter nlwiys seomed to ) my 1 ot say any thing more, no doubt they confidently expect to get Ertin b il e O ront 1 and said th h I cannot tell you how budly [ feel about | “Y0s w wad troub cilled himin | it. Ifthey do they muy be disappointed, and refusing Lo get L 5 oto wus made o ul el “Pon dollars,” said the Springlic'd o v ! chenridee, | tho comfort of United States senators is - , v t plainty Lithatigul adjol : id when she retuinied 4 11 toiTeB1 R UISeRE 3 e live abou V| concerned, for it isa fact not to be denied ‘ Svous' Dabiilty, Montal Depress Al i v s 3 R | t ad been y 100 hasty. L b A i Ay that when the democrats last had con N & [ s © 1wod, Seminal 2und the t ‘ m | Moun fen dotla ’ the npe - y trol of the senate they not only did not N W y Melo! 18 DI-casn, St Vitus® HUREH (0 1 their 1 ure had | iy 4 ! . 't A . ! Ll curtail \he vast expenditures of that 3 Daic i . MDA ‘,”“,‘.‘\‘”‘ i bl i j 3 5 wd 1 o 1 R i % ot " B6aVCIbuLE h thilvean et Z 3 B, . Cancers, Tumors by new, by their ehillren Swickard, | oo, 1 ' i G i Syt ¢ J nble amounts in some cases, A democrat R ¢ g 3 3 and I-.uul.‘lnm > reme u‘dv{zlthou: Mies Boysen, Charles and | WOk ( story was fit i s ) | Fred? ; Al L Hila United States senator is no lw-~lmmm 5 : : : At i aid Lot : : e L : e e ; e 5 fond of crouture comforts. Some of e ¢ ¢ I Sheriff Hazen left Sund nine vas bound to \ | 1 L troukle - th 0 [ « $ X Special Attontion given to private 5 h t t riiol f . 1 § f s v v o ho will come to the son 5 5 Fort Mudison, havipe in chavee Willian ; ( ot b neliecimo) vory Sl ML i 4 Sl dt ; and Vonoreal Diseases of all kinds. Benzin and “Sober v on- | of T it | he opinion that hie had mado « Despite WL AT the dth of March, howeve 850 o B0 forkit for nmy Yonorenl Dige vieted criminals who W 1t st | Uhe trouble that was ot given to t lic ke in forming such un unfuvorable | as regidod as pvorbearing and aaavrel | vesult of the recent great dewocr enow 1 bator cuts, witHoirt METOIE week to th ponitentiary, T Pybur, who | and this belie s ield by “some’ | aatimuto of the agent. His mannor | SO constantly being at cumity with son m\m wave, aro pluin, o uph._\vl. tize Tape Worms removed in twe or thieo hours, o ne ALasiaiso sentenced, Lius been week | Sherwood was forme.ly cuploy hies | changed, o after talking awhile, the | "' . N i f the 2 who will be ant to kick over the C THEEX CELSIORTTOME BAKER AND ROASTE pay. Hemorehoids o Piles cured. in L ORI SEAOT il bond, and in ["w' il by iy ) Dl ':‘“'\'" R bt S ESlbERATIRR OB FBES | N aR e e L l’l‘_”',‘w‘ it | and eudeavor to keep the protaises 1 anullio witiiolt Ueass HUHENTO THOSE WO ARE AFFLICTED iR ekttt e while s ommlorotl stoties were told of | The Springfiold mun thon thought it | people were inclined to exonerate him, | L0 their constituents by prying into the i krate, il cio petly. Wil eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling CA railroad man who is in a position to | his having been mixed up i 1 sol better to lead the agent to believe that | From them it \rmed that the two men | question of senato expenditures with a w54 per ewnt el ] on or usiig Jriow staites that of Uhe thirty-cleht striking | whit similar to this on S also ho had not como tu the eity for wreled over o woman, dauehiterof 0o | view to cutting them down, and if they | Jepilee sienlis on nplication ! GR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERDAL MEDICINES. that it fairely took him off his fec Sherwood had been at his house, but so | telegraplers on the Council Blulls divis ported that he was ary in Omiaha | the special purpose of collocting the who conducted the bourding house | do investigate thoy will bring to light | S PG &S & of the Itock Island voad only six are out of | time ago for another s th $10, und spoke about the order he want- mm’_";h'"mlll\v‘l"l‘\”::‘l “‘I"‘[‘ : ‘1__;‘“_"\ .v‘.l‘.“}[— some interesting and possibly astonish- employment, the all having obtained | kind, but that o wus ed filled. Ho finally gaveit to the s grudge existed botween them ing fuots. ot g 3 \ ] ANl cormespondenee srictly sonfidentinl. Medioing R bt bt o O oltt | wis uickly hushaaap. Jresent vaso | and went home sutisied that he | _Itappeared that the favored Town AL LR L L L g 7 Bant by ex pr \\;‘..l-l letters to and it is th find work | there is but little dan 3 )y money was | made am <o aud atoned for it send and that Chicl v alous ip con- | member of the United S ‘nate secured upon e i paper is now | due time the order arvived. flith it | sequence, The dead as variously | aclerk provided for him at the gove "t R T fr W gyriq e pfi D 16 ball of the Blufr | in the hands of rs \ came the bill. The Springfield man | © 1 to be worth from £20.000 (0%30,000. | ment expense, while the members of 3 53 X hall of the Bluf | 5 |'100ken it over, and when he reached the C i tor 10 years old. His | the house, who must vote the money for K 48 T Fsareswil A g o | lustitem ovened his eyes very wide, | fther liv e illots wove. fotnd | Alitho: salarics, Have none; that United | ; 88 Brn dway i temp : ) "hore wiis 'y 0 city | rnvs y 5 4 was unerring. T'wo bullets wera fo; S\iias &6 5 shetve shor LI 8¢ £ S0 ntand the arvangements had been e * Y This was the item @ T Oltichtsters R T FA R RS nators are shitved and shorn X § b tly Ut overy one T a good | Fostantay, ol bl LD S SO B Tl s e st £10 | i his Lo over s et | S h*\”‘l’ ll"'"l[}“""‘ll‘b\\” \1f'=|'.“ AL L li«® | Counecil Bluffs, lows ady was presented an- elo ! LU A Ol | Theagent had made no explanation | eye, tearing away a part of his skull, an c s > the members Bl = plush and g i The masks | stop there ar vyl i the | ¢ e hot Tl HII““_“ metters | after hitting the wa ,;,J iU flattencd out and | of the house pay for these attentions i TSR were removed & aid e tane | : ; A e 2iboulclcon o atior® | Govered with hair, One other shot cut | out_of their own pockets; that each ; i W. C. ESTEPE g ‘[...,, n o n T ¥ The wown had | N sdors filled elge- | throush his overcont, the ifth missiug him | United States senator, without excep- | 3 1 : twenty 'l t “”“; hers, e ity mar- | taken i Lior tivo it house. ul had | i b el > and pussing through a door. tion, w sther chairman of a commitiee oy een made to the m e e oo ks bhon Allowed to aceus | paid cash, 85 UNAL no. partieular attention | S L 30U | gs o, has @ private room at his disposal 4 . 3 f % 2 FUI\G’M mSGIflT, Emhfllmer. R - 1 e ompleted its inve tion, Town- | or 1o LA i ¢ ; / % d in street in front | paid to him. e sittin You need not despair. Salvation Ofl will | g s etill in the hands of the willy | eitherin the capitol or in the brick an 5 - 3 114 Main Street around the hotel office festerday afternoon | heal your burntarm without a scar. 25 cents, uthoritic nex at the edge of the eapitol grounds, . 5 2 y almost impossibic for te ? 1B | e e e e R s e LA | L SR —— which was recentiy BUED hased so that | i Council Biuffs. is a narrow rondway, just R BN - v LINCOLN STRIKERS ACTIV this accommodation could be extended g B ot | little later the bartender had occasion to TWO OF A KIND. A Is ac dution o the motor to go through, et * to the senators, while only such mem- urer of being | use his overcoat which he had leftin h : e They Start a Daily Paper Dovoted to Thelr | 1o oo te 0T e O B N tns run over by the trains that s t point | room u s, when he found it gone, Some Peculiar Inc ts in the Last Amer- miles an hour cvery | who works for P. D. Burke, and fean Dued, s chaivmen have rooms, and these ave | KIMBALL BROS, Special Notices. ; s : { : : A Laxcory, Neb, Dec. 20.—[Special Tele- | hyped by those members having none. IO 1 S s COUNGIL BLUFFS, fow minutes. The case will be investigated rds at the hotel, discovered that o fne | The latest Fronch duel has soveral | gram to'Tne Beri), Nothing has ocewrred | Mho inpocont-minded now. senutor "”"_“‘ OERIUIFIOLE ""“""‘ : pyitliopoltc — for the fiist timne was lso on the list of the | points of resemblance to the last cele- | quring the past twenty-four hours to chi with the inquiring mind will learn apd i avon SombiiuTe EMPLOY RN, Toys, Toys. | missmg or unaccounted for. The aisappe brated duel in America. 1his was < & | the situation with refevence to the printers' | further that the rooms assigned to tho | Unti! Junuary 1 all toys will be sold at | ance ol the gentleman who haa been sittin Georgia two years ago botween Pat The oniy Physician who can toll what ailg a person without asking a questions | VO GOOD HTARNESS MAKERS WANTED > h A 3 | strike. Both the daity papers ceted ave | senators are fitte up in the most e Steady work. Vogel n. 225 Maln HWALE PRIC in the office was noticed and a man was sent | houn, the railroad attorney, and Col- | working with reduced forces. The typo- | gravagant style, with voivet sarpets, stree g Seslother bmm'“mi“ Roli¢ Toods ff to chase him up. 3 onel Williameon, ‘the manager of a | graphical union commenced this a noon | 5] i 3 real luce curtains, goid decorated pald. Apply to Mrs, o % 0 ' : Japanese ecreens of work- 4 ’ \ | g he | wero as pathetic ns woi 85 01016 the Daily Unionist, It will be issued da 4 1 ISANDSUPPLIES. 5 S Fotheringham, Whitelas & Co. | fellowand Jaid hia hinds on i, ho said, | o Do e om0 ;vlll‘(.’gu‘;,'e Croms | Phile the contest fasts and contiins many | manship, modern library furniture, the CCL¥ i 5D FOR Gl | when the fellow o ed at him so i P v i §i3 Benton street 5 1 3 m sorous editorial exp! io » pend- | most elaborate electrie lighting app: ~ o . Tha snow and cold weuther does 10b | it le ook his hands off and % | coxo Inter Ocenn. They had each a | FiEoHs HHtoa explatinions ol e T | bl ¢ e genera biica- | Special Sale at Reduced Prices = dimiuish the demana for acrenge in the | jite, [ was tive, hioweve the | special train to reach the place of the e brac, while the rooms of the house mem- Klain tract, 24 miles east of the post- | fellow had th b nd had | duel, which wasto be in Alabama, to B cffice; 800 acreS yet for sale in from one | a bundle < wside it | escave the vigilance of the ( 1o ten acro tracts, suitable for truit and i Chief Sc S tutement | officiuls, Another sy gurden, Day & Hess, agents, 30 Poarl | thut when ety o b Ay ’“]"»"' engine, w Ly i ad not losy its pallor nor his | Por rmi shambers, bath | 18 supposed 10 hava mone o Oaliy vy Ly | Miss the fght. th oot FHOBWAS (st VAINAR IS For warming guest chambers, buath | i SiPhse RS T The Al na officials were notified | e yed in driving a wagon outside of the | P08 b R T Tich and Farm and oity property rooms, ete., our gus heaters are just | s traly iiGe e e s rlonsnswore notiled L ront oy wallss - His escape was une | general appropriation bills, but which | and Pusey & Thomas, | Counell hat you waut. Look at them, C ., | to the police th i his description € eoving some e and up to this » | owetheir exis e to that law of all w you wau S | L - principals, and one of the reporters was UL ! 2 % 1 rtenv it Whder | J Lll b couvenient cheap, O, B, Gas and Ulec~ | Captain Rustin an. | enciificed by having him identified ns | 0 him ’f 1. Weber Lnl\r, L-n n:u _“m'wnf' S, l“l :“‘ er th :[ ¢ " N trie Light Co. faptain Rustin of Omaha was in the ci O R TR T e Dy = 8 gentenced from Lancaster county for authority it will be found that some of 0 RS . SOE Y Brighter than gus, chenp - | with the judiciary tee of the city | linmson ulso escaped, und after an all : tolliavejtuompand §inkeomogon r 5 e A DBbr BEOR WY grigllightiond nsibenutifult agn | council, the city attorney and the - | day's run they found a secluded side Xy EIRTAE 5 elazlbilinegistints,yith Eicssenpoen those tew art lamps at Lund Bros. 5 S ek sleost BOSTON STORI mli'.- o Ta fow w S 1?."|':u'n“1u\|:l., Georgia railroad.. Their good-t the publication of a daily newsy % 3 s CITANGE A nios homn ot Took n Christmas Holiday. hed in the pl t Durino []Cu‘m])gl, Avenue, clear of encun 2 for Hom of th corgia | .3 so. 90 [Sposial T most unpretentions manner: and if the R V1L Do T R000 A Bra000: o sn iR T h two newspup T'","L‘l el g Weby | investigator is shrewd he will ascortain | oo quate Cator, Rockors, b 3 ved C1 BNl . ol o s cnitentiary, made his escape wro other luxuries enjoved by | pigeks, Furnarees nnd Cauidions, Meat followed Calhoun’s train, so as ‘mot to | At the stute peniten e ; the members of the American house of les and Spring Balances, Butehers' Coats, lords that are not authorized by the |“Frocks, Caps, ete. s, Nio nolson & Co ! i 26 2, «ial | Taborer thrown . and all p ? ! ) Ao provdrty fn Counslt Bluds with reference to a scheme whnich he h track, with no houses near, and not a Neb.. 1 necial : . T cenuine | Of the money which must bo appro- 7 . BR{D 1N TpIp) KpRTEGY Carl Burhorn, succossor to . Bur- | been trying for some months past to work | human being in sight. Here they con- | Telegrim to Tur Brg]—A genuin A e A T e e o A LRGN T TR horn, has the only new jewelry stock in | through the council. so far without much | eludedto satisfy onor, and the threo ! el il sy b N S T R T i i Voutaatiam city. Many holiday noveliies. | suc Rustin is the backbone of a com- | 8Pecias werc run on the siding. ¢ which ally in & % ¥ chte | SEaREl { ¢ f the nouse, il Mo f 2 i Th e reporter was ) sucrifice | with the enthusiastic obs wvance of Christ- | ©! q 2 il pany which was organized for the purpose of Theother reporter was tho sucrifice | wit nntor Morgan of Alabama in a o % Doominz” Courtland beach. locuted on_ the | here, shooting ff his finger in londiny | mas duy, Fortwately the wind was nov | JET CUELE, O S 00¢ Baia that AB ERI ) R Hon, Thomsas Towmmar fshome from Wasiy | 5107 of the Mistouri river nortivest of th | the pistols and shedding “the only blood | $xessively col e T s W) o) ity CTp R G T ; L o el Nichiohwon & Co A city, and makin, into a summer resort. | of that duel. But with his bleeding v 1 1 /? 2 ) fngton to spend the holidays GG E ] ek Sl et Eanat | iearnp HEHelE R AR I e b losC AN Rl falibancrm GOl ud busing been | sennte pay roll that’ senators stumbled 1 CJONTERPRISE T, ¢ Dawson, who has been seriously il | piver which separates Uhis resort-to-ho from | et hie werl and s ief he fin- | practically su over them in muking their way through 5 st - B | asuvurban ho for a week past, is able to be out again. Omaha to & distance of about 50 feet, and | 1216 WIE WOLK and lnsisted upon seelng - K ST et the corridors,and the late Senator Plumb | = Bert Evans and Oscar Ke »left yester- [ now wants the council to go into the scheme | &, duel. The principals took their i | i Vel i in one his of char ic speeches 5 FARMS to exchango for houses and lots or day for i week's hunting expedition in Neb- | with him and make an - appropriation to places and at the word fire Williamson | ALEXANDRIA, Neb., Special ¥ | R L C L PR s s den land : ; Fakiie - I offered to obtain_in Kansas for $60) por 0 N VR WORKS, | forsato e &5 per were 3 build the 100 feet or thercabouts which is | €mptied the five chambers of his ve. | cevam to Tuk By While skating on the | O FHICH B OV l‘.\w. s ver | COUKCEL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS, | for L0 porase: Ty Greenville Montgomery, a grandson of | you lueking to form a conncetion. He will | volvef in such rapid succession that it Sandy, one-half mile south of town, | FO47 S OB GHCRLIISEIS BECOTY | inds of Dyeing and Cloaning done iy | JOSUIT FAIS dmproved, a milo and n balt trom AR MonRomery, A e e o | how run car line to the beach, and | was likic one_shot. Calboun fired one | Frank, 12-year-old son of Jame liveve, onguokalne. senpte i [ aot bishos sey i of S e i | A the postomco Hoius, stablo, this city. liopes to find it a capital investment. shot and waited. © ke through the ice and was drowned, | @liciently than it was then conducted | B8, J0%fibics inado 1o look: a5 gooi is now, | €L : jonco 1 Gojn3lIERE of Axtell, Kau,, | The members of the council have so far | o] ‘have four shots left, Colonel Will- | His body was found two hours later not | by the sinall army of employes, whose | Work promptiy done an i deiiverst in b — the city the guests of their son, I, | been unable to see any very clear reason ' e aeliharellol Colonel Sk A L LR aggregate sularies amounted o some- | parts of the country. Send for price list. CILES, i1 miles from city at ot 1f why they. should ussist Captiin Rustin in | i3mson.” said Calhoun, Do you PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. re- : : : o Wosk: " (Graonsiolas, NIChoINOn & 00 5 thing like $10,000 per annum. Messrs. C. A. MACHAN, Proprietor. ol Mis. 3. G, Wadsworth left . | his plan. * While it would doubtlcss be very | (gt ov sball Ty e ranka's Roll. Morgan and Plumb were both, perhaps, Do pema L QR R =0 cnoict iny, Tilinots, she having racelvod w 4 nice to have another resortabout the city, | MWt ULl Lreload my pisiol,” sald | Arapanor, Neb., Dec. 26.—[Sveeial Tele- | g grifle extravagant in their staioments; Councll B3luyis, Tu. o thn now e > DAAVIOE Y “ | they think it would be a divect stabat | Williamson, gram to 'Tur BE Louisa Finch, wifoof | bnba.glanos at- tho senaion oI will ! or slukly. « L RINNBlInoss of her fatho : Manawa, which now has almost a_monopoly | **No, sir! You have fired five shots i IR TR Sy G| (T e TET0 T AT Sentod 131ds, i = = Prof. 15, M. Bainter, principal of the high | on the Summer_resort business™ of - this | me, and by the code 1 have the privi- | Apapi 5 this morning. S L s : bf the citlzens of Counc DANOING AOROO%, school at Trenton, Mo is in the city the | vicinity. There now appears to be but very | Jogo of the Sar i 4 QPG ments were based. The regular legisla- v T mnissions sivo | >~ T ONg; guest of Alderman E. 1. Mayne. little probability that the desived appropris- | yecr on T ghatl Gress 0 SO Fe ; T Ne 5 tive, exeeutive and judicial appropria- i 3 ONDAYS In It A. pariors u-n«m. B in the Western Union oftice here, is home o e . Org, tuke Iy pisiol," calioc 1 to Tne BeE. | —The Citizen State bank isnow | tains the items of senate ex P wnd | W ock Y, 5 Address it A Parlors,Connell Bluffs,orl from Lincoln fora visit with his] relative urveyors at Work, linmson’s second us he started to ad- | '© L1k f | is very good as o guide to s 5 C ; B W. 15 Chi uburs, lustenotor. and fricuds, For some time past u wanz of surveyors | vance, completed and was toduy talken pe RISl aoes s gl id0ito, 390 X- |k . e combor D 5 - s has been work running a line of st “Back t ur C Yy re e of. It has all the modern improvements av STRpH iy iy A% AprONIn It :, plat { 3CE ol i Coul and ‘wond: best and chenposy | 428 buon ot work sunningy line of stakes | = “Huck toryour place oryou are a dead | £5 4n ulidition to the cit Man to:s’ porquisites and lux- | ADDROMITLE e, pidis i MISCELLANEOUS. Missouri hard wood in the city, prompt | |3 e (,‘ % " I‘] m tie Po L“B‘l‘]‘h\ ']” l\:l ""”:‘" “”I‘.‘“;L: (’]‘l l;‘ 2 lov re paid for, how: , out of the | yuny 0 TARBAGH I . - racks Lo Avenue C, and the questio ol s pis L the other second. 5 ; exhat ke vn ! co . ! p y delivery. H. A. Cox, No. 4 Main. what oy e doine i o N i atol 1t e ather et e | You dons want a torpid tiver; you don'y | eXhustloss pockelbools known ' as tho | von i A Wanted—Cash offer for ten shares i MH gt manded Willlamson as. be starteq | Wanta bad complexion, you don't” w w | ‘teoutingent fund,” of which the public P YA el O R il Pt L0 J0ree L IMIRNREN S XLAMBINNOD < B0 S80IV, | had you don't want a headacho. | is wholly ignorant, and of which tho Stato bank stock. Must be | that viciuity, 3b:48° anoloe: of & SR00NE, 1 Then use Do Witt's Little Early Risers, the sratic investigator will be no less A C.GRANANM, A s B H, Shoote the gung ~ 3 s Contral that have | **Stand your ground!” yelled Cal- | famous littls pills ik FRYGNYE orwil herno! & WADSWOR T 2 : . At i a habit of bobbing to tho surface every o | houn's second, g me whipyed out an | - 80 lllnll s8 ho pushes his work with skill Wbk RGOy JFL RN TRIED KOONS FORTY 05 PARK AVE o | ofte {lo others suy that the motor (Rl ) J Ay s rsoverance, 1| roprintic AR LN nue i ¥ "Haye you trled T, | efiah, Whila Otors say thevihe motor | other vistol and hud one levaled at A BIY OF PHYSICS. andcengrselarae:. kb aruronriation Sl donpl B O R e & s Partugus? Its o | Dany is. ! scontinue its wir 4 ¥ ill shows that the total amount to be e g teenth steeet line to the 1 | liiamson and the other at his sc ”)“‘l - nde during the fiscal year on the | charmer, Just light one. [ A ) “Lwill kill both of you if you move But It Astonished Lot of Sporty ISROA0 SN s a0 e, : ] . 4t 110 one seoms to know b “Willinmson coolly folded his arms Men, F i ke J Bought orgun stock of C, B, Musi | thatnoon ug o know any: L Williums J | 2 : 3 306,30 » house of representa- L o e i, e, oy | it itnd s The surveyors themsclves are very | and faciug Calhoun said quiety: “Lam | **Tli hot you 850 that Tean wet fifty g1 tho:house of yonreson iy i backward about giving the public any clew | peady, fire.” = | tivey wecount. These figures ure highly R e B e h ekt | backeward sboub glving tho publlo any cloy | ready, fire, | drops of chumpagne out of an empty % r o Ty , = et} signiticant in view of the fact that the Vislind by o Cold Wave. | thex are working, tho public curlosiy seews Oulhoun hisd parloyod too long. To | ehampugne boitle: senute Las 88 members Council BIuffs hiad o visit from the long | WKELY to remain unsatisied for loaliy fire upon an unsrmed man would have | Tne mun who made the remark wasa | 50" L and the house been murder. Ho hesituted only Now Orieans thun, ono of a groupof | *5% predicted cold wave Monday night The | } people hav o5, but DeWitt s | instant, emptied his pistol in the ai thermometer st at 2 de s below zero | Witeh Hazel salve will cure t threw it down, and any and all bids ons. Counell Bluifs, — , | loungers in the barroom of w ho e running forward | several looked up from their papers and | S0 Spankers Lite “-‘I dock, and_kept gotting lower until ; ith T 5 it his antagonist in his arms, and, | one asked, * What's that 7 Rom Bieadis: pan now lfl_';l w0 ning at daybreak, when it Last summer Richard Ricketts kepta chop | While hugging “him, deciared: »Wil- | I say I canget fifty dvops of cham- | 10 3,000 everp year outside his A g awceoniing th some. au- |, 12T f, and had aong his | 1A0SOD, You are tho hravest man L ever | pagne out of & bottlo” that you huve | 4% i vongressman He ""':”““‘”‘“ R e i v g il ! anong IR JANAIR WM e . i bt 1o 850 Chat Toag | OWn prices, and his mm is alwi renchod by Uioriomoters at ' the trauafor | Patrons 4 man mamcd Albert Wrirvorte ke drainog, Viibgtagly one 30 vhat-Foan [t D S0 L e e S datent. by and in the vicinity of the water works power | One day he happened to take his caglo eyes I don't believe it.” remarked another | Pature and indulges in literary compo- Bouso. "Mhiere was _excall iting at | off the money drawer for an instant, and i A b‘,{ ‘1““,“ :_ beliove it,” remarked nnotker | Bf O only when the mood is” on him. ;m‘:l'l‘i:‘. \‘.‘1;5.;-)“\‘{'\;‘-“ iy during that instant Wrivvette got in his fin A difBculty which has hitherto” ex- | Well, want to take me up? D1l bet | His moods gencrally depend on whether plorcing wind yesiontiy aud ook a siin | Pt Ahon b pub is, ave Lok ia plaa iated In conusating with the pluying ol | 8500 to your # that I can do it,” and he | 1 hiaeda hand'an arde {xasm oRo o tha along the frozen surfuce he g il had bec ped and rombone hus been recently overs ,“n.‘,;(,““,m, re roll of greenbac ig razines. » hus ney suche o [ 1850 was missing. Ricketts returned to | come, Owing to the bell of the instru- | ! s how 10% donooand if wonre | the staze whero he is willing to sit Beecham's Pills cure billous aud nervous | Council Bluffs and some time ago r ross t being: e v 1 f it US €oN 0, Al WO BYe | qown and writ thing 1d blood s, | Wrivye fe accused him of the thef | Went being too far removed from the | convinced your offer's u square ono sey. | d0Wn and write a thing in cold blood on | and Wrivvette confessed, He said thut he | Performor “muting” hus been 1mpos- | eral of us will put up $20 against | Whe.ehanoo of g F i publishor for It R | was employed at Dohaney’s opera house, | 8ible, but that operation is now ren 100 and furnish the chamy 2 No matter how long a notice may be Until Javuary will be sold at | and Le would pay hiw #2 a month out of his | dered practicable by the introduction of | caid a stout mun, becomis .din | given, he puts off the work until it can YR be uo longer postponed. Then he sits s HAIY PRICE wages if he would let Ricketts | an invention known as the “‘echo’ See other bargaius in hol:day goods, I , but has never any of the | attachment, This consists of a piston 1 e o B e (1A AT down with a nher and talks | fitted with a spring and so placed that | answered the strabgor. ~This is ont right along for an hour or two and the BOSTON STORD, money. Yesterday he filed ) ion Fothoringham, Whiteluw & Co. | i Wrigvette wis arwested on the chavge of | by 4 touch of the middle finger it can be | the. things more oasily proved ¢ e | thing is done. He thinks in epigrams, Miss Ragsdnle, the milliner, has a 5k S depreaied, und whei the is res | plajned. Where's the wine? and 3 1s for him 10 spaak ong or ¢ : /. R If your frocer don't k: ks Extra Dry Vel sten retur i lnco h g T te one as voul another ms 1o deliver to the customer who is en- | American Wine Co., St. Louis i y ! bottle wus soon emptied und pussed s B feliventa the ou diverts the wir current into u winding | aiound for inspection. B If it weve not for the fruit of hisma @ A, SCHOEDSACK, Proprietor, L | Fire From a Gus Bluze, | tube of the same length #s the main |~ “Now,” remarked the New Orleans | 2ine srticies Reed would enjoy very few | MePhail pianos aui Crown organs, | A five started in John Evers' meat market, | hody of the trombone. This tube ter- | muy, “turn that boltle upside d for | Of the superfluities of life. He has no | ro S ) ; W f 5 4 R TR Y Bouricius, | 625 Soutlr M street, last eveuing. The | Minutes inacone of ivregular shupe and | fifleen minutes. il you_ are sutisfied | Other income outside his piy as ropro- Dycing, Cleaning and Refinishing ~T16 Stutsman stroet. | gus pipes froze during the day and My, | DY the intervention the tove becowes | thut there i nota diop in it, and theh | Sentative, and thatall goes towards his O GOODsS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ) Tr—— gy | Fvers tricd 1o thaw thein ot with a vandle | subducd aud wholly deprived of the | [l show you & simpie tittle trick,? The | duily subsistence, Before ho became See those oil beuters ut Swalne’s, 7 In some way one of the pipes was broken | “blure” which is at times so objection- | 1, Y R AR 4 speaker he neverindulged in the luxury a office, 1521 Farnam ™\ Broadwhy: ALAGRANEI A AEy he jipes | B ¢R 50 0bj - | bottle was duly turned up and left for ¥ | Omaha oftice, 1521 Farnam St , s, ¥ Tolephone 1521, Council Bluffs oflice and works, v iguited from | | few mutes to'deain, The group sur | ol a private secretury or astenographer cor, Ave. A und 26th s, Lelephone 310, BSend for circulurs and prico list,