Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 20, 1893, Page 3

COUNCIL BLUFFS 1CE; ered Ly earrier to any part of the elty H. W. TILTON, - MANAGER " Business Ofco. LPTIONES | REA Ehar. MINOR MENTIO, Y. Plumbing Co. ston Store. Natchaug silks. Itonberger is the hatter. Jle & Cole, 41 Main street, are selling tly high grade bicycles for #100. bv. J. 7. Armstrong of Kan erly pastor ot the Broadway ch of this city, will lecture here on the e season nt Manawa w Trains will run ever e is no doubt that the re ilar as it was last y report is in circu adical college is to be started shortly in bArcher building, to be conducted by a iber of well known loeal physicians. gular meeting of Etehetah council, No. gree of Pocahontas, this evening, All abers are requested to be present, as tta and Minnehaha councils of Omaha be in attendance. eriff Hazen has received a circular Brooklyn, N. Y., asking for informa- concerning Willlam H. Cochrane of 973 gen street, in that city. He disappeared e 24th of' last March and nothing has heard from him since. His wife is said distracted over his absence. e confirmation services at St. Paul's rch ‘Thursday evening were attended by rge congregation. Rev. K. J. Babcock ucted the regular services, Bishop ry conducting the confirmation service, sted by Bishop William D. Walker of th Dakota. The class consisted of the pses Genevieve Baldwin, Elsie Grahl, ud Walker, Margaret Kemp. Mr. and 5. Knight and Mr. George Gates. he jury in the damage suit of Kruger inst the city was completed and given to jury yesterday afternoon. Last evening b jury came in with a sealed verdict, after ng out only a few hours, ‘The contents of b envelope containi: the verdict are not wn, but the attorneys for the city fo ouraged to believe that it is for them b i fact that an agreement was reached s n. The verdict will be opened in court s morning. Pommencing this morning the Council Affs postofice will dispateh’ mail for Corn- , Creston, Glenwood, Hastings, Malvern, cific Junction, Red Oalk, Villisca, Hender- . Macedonia, Carson and Tabor, Ia in No. 10, Chicago, Burlington & Q Iway. The mails will close a 'he members of the Inisfail Dramatic as- fiation went to Imogene last Wednesday give a minstrel entertainment in the ra house of that place. They were ted royaily and played to a packed use, returning home with their pockets led with Imogene silver, gold and dia- nds. 1open next Sun hal? hour, and ort will be as HANDKERCHIEF DAY, At the Boston Store. We will place on sale today 150 dozen iffon handkerchiefs in beautiful col- s and white, all handsomely silk em- joidered, handkerchiefs that are worth m T5¢ to $1.00. All in for the nomi- 1 price of 25¢ and 39¢ each. Sce show dow for today and Monday. BOSTON STORE, he leading popular dry goods house. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. Council Bluffs, Ia. Bargains in fine tooth brushes and logne. wholesale p i pavis, the druggist, 200 B, The Grand Hotel, ouncil Bluffs. The most elegant in pwa. Dining room on seventh floor. ate, $3.00 and $5.00 a day. E. K\ Clark, krop. Pure ice “ From Missouri river channel. Mulholland & Co., Brown building. ‘Pelephone 162, b Mme. Helen Merrill, hairdressing and nanicuring. Room 312, Merriam block. Salt and Sugar, Another carload of sugar this week hd a carload of salt yesterday at rown’s C. O. D. grocery is the record r the past three days. Everything mes into the C. O. E. in car lots and es out at wholesale prices. You can t onie barrel or fifty barrels of salt for .10 each and sugar cheaper than any Lher place in town, “The first shall be last” will truly ap- y to the closing lecture of this season h Broadway M. E. church Friday even- , May 23, by Rev. J. Z. Armstrong, [H. L.L.D., once a suc ful pastor of s church, now stationed at Independ- ce Avenue M. E. church, Kansas City. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. y. C. Estep is in Chicago. . C. Reed returned yesterday from a Tt business trip to Chicago, frs. W. J. Gratian and son_of Des Moines visiting her sister, Mrs, D. B. Daily. ev. J. H. Davis will leave next Monday Denver, to attend the Baptist anniyer. . s Edith Ross has returned from Min- polis and will remain at home for some d the Congregation A at Saratoga Sprin gs, N. Y, On his way bl ho will take in the World's fair, acconi. ied by his two sons. rs. . C. Devol has gone to Chicago t hit the World's fair and her daughter ang Il then visit friends in Michigan, She 1l bo gone about a month. . Mr, Devol fill meet her in Chicago next month and ey will return together, Frank H. Brooks, who was mentioned in @ telegraph columns of Tur Bee yester- a8 having been appointed consul to este, is remembered by the members of 0 nowsprper fraternity in this city from s being hore about a year ago. He s nnected with the Chicago Tribunoat that me and was working on the case of I, 4. ule, who was supposed to be wanted by e grand jury to testify in the cases of me of the boodllufi aldermen, Soule was iting fricnds in this city at the time, Piles of people have piles, but Dewitt’ Piteh Huzel Salve will cure them, 0144 See the peeriess Dauntless bieyel get terms. H; Murphy. IJE{;,OIS Louis Biedorman is agent for t)e reat Eastern hotel, the largest in the orld; practically fireproof; hag 1,100 oms and is modern. Those intending visit the World's fair will find it 1o heir interest to call or write, enclosing anp. 504 First avenue, Council Blufrs Pasturage for horses and cattle on eorge F'. Wright's farm adjoininge ity mits on south; 500 acres “blue grass, nning water. For terms apply to h, on farm, or at Carbon Coal pany, 10 Pearl str Ten Days ut the W It will cost you less than 850,00, every- necessary included, This means in private cottage, clean, safe, e to fi-ound- and on the beach of Michigan, ~ Write to J. T. Chyno- eth, Windsor Park, 111, Refers to H. , Pilton of THE BEE, or Jacob Sims Bims & Bainbricge, Council Blufts, Free treatments uuilfi from 2 to 4 p, . at the Council Bluffs Medical and rgical institute, 26th and Broadway. Another improvement to_the ular Bohubert piano. Swanson Munsup&'x) Stop at the Ogden, Couneil Blufs, t Yt mfl‘hl&w; g ke Fatr, ation to the effect that. | NO. 12 PEARL STREKT | Hilarions Oonduct of John P, Tinley, & Young Lawyer. HEGETS A JAG AND GOES ON THE WARPATH Three Officers Mave a Dificolt Time in Taking Him to the Lockop-A oroe and Desperate Straggle on the Street, John P. Tinley, a young lawyer of this city, created some excitement on North Main street yesterday afternoon. He had been drinking just enough to make him want to fight some one, and two colored men happened to be the ones closest at hand. He chased them up strect and into Price Gib- son’s saloon, driving blows in their direction which would have had telling effect if they had hit anything but the air. In the saloon there was a pitched battle, it requiring the combined strength of several men to pre- vent Tinley from braining his opponents with a chair. John Sandel, the driverc of the patrol wagon, soon reached the spot in response to a telephone message, closely fol- lowed by Deputy Marshal Fow In the melee Sandel fell with ‘Linley on top of him and would probably have been hurt had not Fowler held one of Tinley's fists. The pris- oner was at last overpowered and taken to the station, although on the rbad he became very fractious and not only refused to walk, but insisted on fighting the two officers and Deputy Marshal James Anderson, who had come to the rescue. nsiderable criticism, after the i r, of the action of Deputy Ma Fowler in using his fists on the prisoner’s throat in oraer to compel him to submit. For nearly two minutes he choked off Tinley's wind, and when he at last re- leased nim Tinley's face was purple and he could hardly walk the remaining short dis- tance 1w the jail. Ho soon recovered his breath, however, and used up & large amount of it in abusing vhe officers. A good many of the bystanders ventured the assertion that thr able-bodied officers ought to be able to pick up 4 man like Tinley and carry him off bodily without having to choke him into submission. Some of the members of the bar who watched the entire scene were especially severe in their denun- clations, r Diies, but De Witt's ill cure them, N BROS, Piles of people h Witch Hazel Salve Big Sale Saturday—We Are the Originators of Low Prices—Stick by the Leaders— Enormous Ribbon Sale Saturday. I"or one day we will offer 1,000 pieces of all silk, satin and gros grain ribbons, Nos. 7,9 and 12, every shade of the the entire lot Saturday 10c a sgular price of these rib- per yard.: Only a yard. KID GLOVE SALE. For one day, Saturday, we will offer 500 pairs of ladies genuire Branitz mosquetaire kid gloves, in black, tan, brown and grays, at the low price of 80¢ a pair SPECIAL CLOAK SALE. Today our entire stock of ladies Co- lumbian capes at less than one-half reg- ular price, , $5.00, $6.50, $8.00 and $10.00 each. Don't miss this chance You will never buy a wrap atsuch a price again. Only Saturday at these prices. Don’t forget our GREAT LACE CURTAIN SALE s still in progr You can now buy a beautiful ~Nottingham curtain at 98¢, $1.48 and $1.68 a pair. Genuine Irish point lace eurtains 3 and 3} yards long at %3.68 and $4.98 a pair; not one-half price. Don’t miss them. They avea great bargain. - SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING. Saturday evening, for three hours, from 7 to 10 p. m., we will offer 200 dozen gents’ faney bordered handkerchiefs, regular 15¢ quality, at 5c each. Re- member, only Saturday evening at this price, 5¢ each. Opening Saturday evening until 10 p. m., BENNISON BROS. vil Service Examination, vico reform will be duly ushered into the Conncil Bluffs postofiice this morn- ingat 9o'clock, and Fred Johnson, chief clerk of the postoffice, will bo master of ceremonics. By order of ex-President Har- on civil service rules were made to apply toall presidential postofiices, and the first examination of wspplicants for positions will be held this morning, commencing at § o'clock. The applications were all in last Wednesday noon, twenty men and three ladies going to make up the list of appli- cants. They will bo put through an ex- amination on all the school branches, the three highest, without regard to polit will be the candidates for the next in clerkships or carrier positions, Mr. son will b assisted in the examination by lady cmployed in the Omaha office, UNDEKWEAR DAY At the Boston Store Toduy and Monday. 200 dozen ladies’ lisle thread vests, worth 50¢, today and Monday for 33c each. See show window. 10¢ and 12#¢ outing flannel remnants today und Monday for Gie. 10¢ and 1 fine dress ginghams today and Monday Te. 15¢ Chilian costume cloth today and Monday for he. Boston Store castile soap today and Monday 4 cakes for 10c, BOSTON STORE. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., leaders and_promoters of low prices, Council Bluff; Vanatta & For Sale— « stove wood, 12 or 16 inches, 2.50 p cord, delivered, H. A. Cox, 10 Main street, Protect your homes against destruc- tive storms. W. C, James has the strongest companies in the world, Williamson & Co. largest and best bic The Eiseman Building for Rent. The Eiseman building in Counecil Bluffs can now be rented. For terms, ete., apply to Burke & Casady, Attys., 115 Pearl street, 108 Main street, stock in city. Metzgar & Landiett's loo Cream. Try Metzgar & Randlett's pure gnd delicious ice creams and ices and you will order no other, R Prof, Rudolph Kee’s GERMAN CLASSES will meot at the English Luth- eran church room, ground floor, Merriam block, FOR BEGINNERS: Mondays, 7:45 to 9:45 p, m. ADVANCED: Weidnesdays, 7:45 to 0:45 p m. Tultlon for three months’ course in either elementary or advanced class, 86, CHILDREN’S OLASS: Twice a week, Mondays and Wednesdays, 3:80 to 5:80, Tuition 25¢ per lesson. Morning clase 10 to 12 a. m. once a week E DAILY BEE |NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ’ it e o Ml g PR SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1893. SPECIAL AT THE BOSTON STORE Today and Monday —The Leading One Price Dry Goods Wouse of Cotnorl BlafMs, Ta, 100 dozen extra fine all linen towels, extra large size, either in plain white or colored horder, a_towel usually re- tailed at 50c each, for today and Monday at half price, 25¢ each. A chance of such a towel | 4 this prico seldom odeurs to b found only at the Boston Store, Counci Bluffs, Ta., the leaders and promoters of low prices, Soe show window. Charles Bierworth has porter and ale on draught at the Metropolitan, 818 Broadway. Hay land for vent in lots of from 20 to 300 acres. B, Marks, Council Bluffs, Cook yor » meals })11s summer on a gas range. “At cost at the Gas company. Brown's C, O. D. grocery closes at 7 P m., except Mondays and Saturday: " AWFUL SKIN DISEASE Covered Head to Feet with Scales. Could Not Work. Could Not Sleep. Read of Cuticur di . Got the Reme- Relief Immediate and Cure peedy and Complete. I feel thankful for your wonderful CUTICURA REMEDIES. which have cured me of an awful skin diseaso from which Isuffered for nine ears and from which [ eudured the greatest orture. I was covered from head to feet with ascaly alsease. [ could not work. My hands were 80 sore T could not wash, and often I wished myself doad. 1 would sit.up all night in my chnir with cloths wrapped around me, and cry with Pl:hL 1 tried everything I could hear of. Nothing seemed to do me the lenst good until Isawin advert'sement In the pa- per of w wonderful oure by the CUTICURA REM- EDIES. 1 told ny husband the disoaso was the sameas mine. e got me the CuTicura Rem- EDIES, and before 1 had taken one set they gave me great reliet. and I could sleep. 1 got more of your (' URA, CUTICURA SOAP and UTIC NT und they cured me. 1 am w your medi- cine, Imer, Mich, Cuticura Resolvent The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impnrities und poi- sonous olements), and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA So. an exquisite Skin Beautifier. externally (to elear the skin and sealp and restore the hair), Instantly re- liovo and speedily curc every specios of itoh- ing, burning, uc.ul‘y. crusted, pimply serofulous and heriditary diseases and humors of the skin, scalp aid_blood, with 10ss of hair, from infancy to age. from plmples toscrofula. Cu- TICURA REMEDIES are the greatest Sk.n Cures, BloodPurifiers, ana Humor Remedies ot mod- ern times. Lnow, und 1 $ MRS, MARY T Sold everywhere. Pric CUTICURA. 50¢i SOAR, 2c; RESOLVEN Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, BosToN. £ low to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 page: fllustrations and 100 testimonials, mailed f PI [PLES,blackheads,red,rough,chapped and olly skin cured by CUTICURA S0AP I CAN'T BREATHE. Chest palns, soreness, weakness, Hackinz cough. usthma, pleurisy and inflammation relleved in one inute by the Cuticura Antl-Pain Noth'ng like it for Weak Lungs. KNOWLEGE IS POWER And Health is the Royal Road to Happiness. Every manner of chronic dlsease can be cured without the use of medicine at the Council Bluffs - ANTI-MEDICAL SANITARIUM. No matter how nearly discouraged you are, or how much you have suffered ;‘rflmydhenw and bod effects of strong medicines, you can be cured and galn perminent benefit by the new antl-medical system of treatment. Dis- eases traated: Anemis, Apoplexy, Asthma, Bronchits, Oatarrh, Consumption, Curvature of the Spine, Dyspepsin, Epilepsy, Liver Com- plaint, Neuralgla, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Constipation, Scrofula, Eczema and All Blood Diseases, Female Weukness, Deaf- ness, Lockjaw, Hernla or Rupture, Plles, Nervous Affections, Heart Disense, Palsy, Ete,, All treated and cured by the Galvanic Electro Magnetic Battery For extracting all animal, vegetable and mineral poisons, Vitalized Vapor and Ozone Baths For purifyiug the blood and beautifying the complexion, Vitalized Heat and Magnetic Baths For paralysis, debilities and toning up the system, Vitalized Chemical & Electric Baths For removing all cancers and blood polsons. Plastor, The Efficacy of the Above Methods Dally Demonstrated by DR, BARNARD, A N. V.0, AT SANITARIUM, 119 Stutsman Street, Council Blufs, Ia. CONSULTATION FREE, Empkie-Shugart Co, 109-111-113-115 Main Street. Largest stock of BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE in the city. Agents ot the Celebrated Gurney Hardwood Refrigerators. Agents for the 0il Gas Stoves, the safest and newest stove out, ‘We are exclusive agents for the Genuine Boynton Furnace, and all furnace work is supervised by our Mr. Lautornasser, who is one of the best furnaco men in the west. Wo carry a full stock of Field Secds. , City agents for the Pioneer Imple- ment Co.’s goods. AMUSEMENTS, DOHANY OPERA HOUSE JOHN DOHANY, MANAG — BEVEN NIGHTS, COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 22, FLINT The Worla's Greatest Mesmerist and Fun- uiuker, assisted by Vuo MISS MARINA FLINT In her wonderful foats of Catalepsy. Positively the Funnlest Show ou Eurth. Complete Change of Program Nightly. PRICES—25, 85, 50 cents. Y —_— L J. NEAC 3 -.“‘; conu]n- lmp;fled Carls- bad $prudel Sait l e — iy o St st o e Special Notices. cOUNDIL BLOPF nuu 1 will trade my equitio K004 dwellings for olear lot . ). Adams, 918 Perrin is of great benefit4n temporary and ha- bitual constipation, liver and kidney disenses, chronid dgtarrh of the stomach and bowels, rhedfihtism, gout, &o., and should be used in the morning before breakfast. Obtaid the genuine argicle, imported in round;bottles, pamphlet. New York, in one or two bATAnce on long enue, time. SALE —An Almost new plano st & bargain Call 0 address 1819 Brondway W Ecansell you s hiouse and lot cn & payment of from §I0.00 to ¥5.00 down aud $10.0) to $15.00 pef month. ~Some spsolal bargalns in lots. #ton & Van Patten. BSTRACTS and (oans. botight and sold. Blufrs X Wrife for Eisner & Mendelson Co., John Farm and eity pro Pasey & Thomas, Co: al BICYCLE SPECIA in the West? We can fit y promptly, Send in your Jron saLe driving m aros toam mul and toam; top buggy ; road wi 10 PPear! streat Jor SALE-Thre one yenr and two years; #olld color, reglstored T8, st St Retreat EFOR THE STATE AGFNT FOR THE 8500018, VALY, ¢ at Taylor's g n upright five horse power boller, dy Lo World's falr. Addre 45th street, This renowned institution is situated on tha | 335 Jox re Arge wa n rall high blufls back ot and overlooking the clty of way track. Inquire of Council Bluffs. [ 1 T Implemont Co. ~ The spacious grounds, ils l‘”\}" WENT The ronm now occu pi V. O I hS 0 v Morrls, No. 6 Poal streot. Possesslon given high location and splondid view. make It a | 5, MOFrlS, No b Heul strect. " Yossension eivon ( j I ( : I ’ most pleasing retreat for the afilicted. Astaff | Everett. ot eminent physiclans and a lurge corps of ex Bl verlencod nurses minlstor to the comforts ot | gt MOrkeaksso ° s. Speclal care given to lady pas- R ——— ::" :"m"l Lowdoton il Lotk 1LL trade Councll Bluffs property and oash for onts. hardware and implem tock in western Terms Moderate. 10wn or eastern Nebraska. ouncil Bluffs. For particulars apply to SISTER SUPERIOR, ° Frank Steeet - - Council Bluffs, lowa notes a ffs and Omaka prop- change for good mnimproved farm land or city property. Dr. C. I, Pinny. 213 Pearl stroet PBEAUTIFUL homes modern conveniences; Bhlow prices, easy to A J. Mandel, Councll uffs. Highest Grade. AR Lelipse, W, ° . Twin City Steam Pye Works. C. A. SCHOEDSACK, Proprietor. Dyeing, Cleaning and Refinishing OF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Council Bluffs office and wor ks, cor. Ave. A and 26th St. "Telephone 310. for cirulars and price list. Omaha office 1321 Farnam streot. Sco Medium grade. ... weig! Send 41 Main " IDOYOU KNOW We Cary e Larest Line o C. A, Breudway., LTIES ou out orders, Yost Bluffs, lowa. STEAM DYE WORK All kinds of Dyelng and Cioaning done 1o the highest style of tho art Laded and stalned fabrics made to look as good as new, Worke promptly done ani delivered in all parts of the l'lHIIIlrr. Send for prico ist. MACHAN, Propriotor, near Northe western Depoty Telephono $24 . $100.00 King, Clipper, reher. ... $80.00 Sole agents for Victors—Victor Flyer hs 28lbs. COLE & COLE, Streo , WHO WINS THE PRIZE? BOYS, READ THIS, AND GIRLS, TOO. s EXPLANATION OF OUR OFFER. ‘We will publish seven shortarticles, this being No. 7, the last. In each article there will appear one or more words in BLACK FACED TYPE. There are NINE such words in all, out of which we have constructed a sentence. The boy or girl who first puts this sentence’ together correctly and sends us the answer will receive a full set of the Omaha World-Herald’s famous edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica, together with the beautiful book case made to hold it. The prize will go to the one whose answer is first received at this offico. One volume of the Encyclopeala will be presented to every boy or girl sending the correct answer at any time before the award is made. To insure absolute fairness, we have placed the sontence in a sealed envelope in the custody of PROFESSOR FRANK A. FITZPATRICK, Superintendent of Public Instructions. The award will ne made within one week after the last of these soven articles is published. 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Who knows what reveries float through hisbrain as he seeks again the stories and pictures he so loved as & child?” “Your young men shall sec vieions, and your old men shall aream dreams,” says the text, and the drveams of the old man are sure to revert to the many fields of knowledge and usefulness and beauty that have been pointed out to him by his faithful friend, the Encyclopedia Britannica. It can be obtained now at an outlay of 10 cents & day, through American en+ terprise, but when the old man was a boy the great book cost a small fortune. However, it has never failed him, and has retoained constant and useful amid the loss of friends and family and the sad lapse of time. It iy with him now, as through his life, nis faithful *'wucde, Philosopher and Friend,” besides being an ornament in his life. Kind reader of this PAPER YOU will grow old,