Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1894, Page 3

- - - : _THE_OMANA DAILY BEF: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17, 1591, B O M N N e ' T o % THE DAILY BEE | NEWS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS [ . i peore rectine VAL Pt ! AV , 1Y [ 1efe his seas for an instand, snd w | \ ) \ BJ}‘T” 0)“"\ | eat on \wnlln said he, “and in my local- | \ ( ( ( \\” \ ‘ e i pawh ShoD . it Omat . | @ ta come if execute do not think COUNCIL BLUFFR | Bhatiy St & Eillskss boek Hoc s | | the sectetars has the power 10 lseue. bonds | ort NO. 12 ARL STREET Poker as 1 v a Little | papers which had been taken | under the present laws. Representa | s - o it Cptins : N g, I phoss ‘:‘ e k ne l‘\ terec ong | E\"’”‘I\W :\T\" vf\fl(‘flu Y i q t [ Bailey's resolution to restry the secr Vice residen ¥ it Incident Mouday N the roa it d b i i sin Committed at 8t | tary's power on an Isbue of bends went Vice Presideat Steve Talke to the | Physicians Are Expecting a Great | 3 | Agues Oatholic Ohurch, the judiciary committee, an Rhder L o ) . qt E fe who turned state's tence 8 t and, it is und awyers of the State. Telivered 1y carrier to any partof the it B enablod th 5 to 4G fome. prapeny | - stood, the resolution, which is antagonisti 4 ¥ B Epidemic. i ANCERS f ~ | wt was stolen X p et | Y 10 a bond issue, wili bo reported favo o H W TILTC Manager | DANGERS THAT LURK IN A JACK-FOT | Mhich wa olen by burglars a we > ke i por favorably | | Last Sunday nizhtat the reudence o A A FURNITUE DESTROYED AND SILVER STILEN | Germany's Coatly A GREETEL WIT RST PPLAU I ; T PELEPHONES | [nsjnessofice,.... .. Yodd | MeClure, Twentioth and ~Hialf kg Bt TR, 16w Yevane FetuPha for ITH A BURST OF APPLAUSE } WHAT DR. EDSON SAYS E '"prnrr- Radly Beaten by & Determined | jgig whole gang B 1808 show that the expenditures ex g Ve i - . s in jail § P e iy she e expenditures exceed the | « i RO S BTG Look and & Siz-Druw—flow the i ‘ dy Fight at Cadthy"s Packing House— | prants by 45,000,000 marks, This excessive [ "ot the Legal Profession flas Done for AINOR NESTION. Game Is Piayed in fowa an Organized a Clan, Shack Put Under [Bonds to Keep the sendit ez ;i : the Count RO IR S ons GERTIE KON URITG XUt U Ith : i ore . expenditure is mostly for militaty purposcs | untry and Ita Capabilities for Hoston Som Ongect | I f the Scottish Clan has been | Peace~Thoroagh Job at and a bill of indemnity will be necessary Good—Other Speakers Who S S v M MICER UNRES 1 | organized in this city, the name to be known Leg Breaking, The result, it is s Il cause ¢ ¢ 7 of Preventl NG O W | '3 ing. it is €nid, will cause some excit ddress: = > yesterany for boin I - | s Clan Stuart. It was decided to cele- ing debate in the Reichst | e - M Shs 5. W. H. Hall and Jame Wil | brate the anc wry of the birthday of — 5 friends ye s in the Siiver Bow saloon on | Robert Burns Jrsday | Burglary and vandalism were committed | Held Up at West Omaha. | Jit <X Arstnpucne Body ot | Dr. Cyrus 1 n, one of the greatest Heg | Brosdivay, heat tha foot of i t St s church in this city Monday | William Wjlliams was heid up the West | o 10 the state assombiy e, | Physicians in America, states positively i Rev. Dr will 1 Monday night to enjoy - | atter was not reportod until | Omaha depot, Thirty-sev and Fort | ber tonight to attend the eting of | thut we may expeet another grip epi- ounce b M. T | streets, last night and robbed of all he ha the ite Bar association ng t demie before the spring months beg Lot i 1t Jack pot that w | ahar : | just how much is not known. No clue. | present weve: Vice President Stovenson, | His reasons for thinkir we ' the ce r f the i ‘ny ikl “",“‘ 0 wl United S s Senator David B. Hiil S | have had about ti o woather for t th Jot o A..»‘\;‘ arch. This p | Declded Aga the Race Track | tor Dolph, ex-Uniied States Senator His- | P “-"l‘i‘ ey xpecied obs is used for school purposes. | Wasmrxarow, Jan. 16,—The Try Track case | €ock, Hon. E. L Gerrick, Willlaw C. 1) {HUMER Y SOy cold. ) | i Hait o UesCATOLIGH 16 | HES BOSH deSTAAY REATHIL thS Saplg s+ | Hic B Hutohins, Aasoeixt Chere are also othe Feoplo 1 An i Harris | r eise and have carried | b A 2l L ¥ George ! }u rywhere ar f coughs, \ Qi . € i | anaxorlacge hat Anelogant TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. 5t SChook; ¢ CORGH WA 1 ne D hotel M i | park has been com 0 en wiio | vestmebis word by th Dorhestie, |¥e s, dean ) | ness is certainly inereasing, and every . had work for threc in outofn | choir were ta | pHoming mill owners uro holding & secret | Buffaio Lo el B LR L AL of pnenmo- job. The work tool it 3,000 yards of | pieces, and AREOATVER Ky KE BHOAL: THONS [ nin is re fa v. “The ; ut 3,000 ye | pieces, and R realee Hus: bedh abkeditor the Rurek | Al Bteat many- spectators, & b acts earth, within o fraction of the estimate of | school rooms was more or less hacked R PR E L Ty > ! manyadies. werg bresent o must e e engineer, cost avout $1,000 and | up, P, ¥y ho de T e el | ries. The meeting was who rec f | that amots was divided_ up am SEEtHE | e o L CARRIERE LI SO Minhesote metas B Past pestarany oo of | r by Rev, Edward . Seld ¥ by exe t [ SpornTane Ofe HunNFeU" taltns wware . ee | oo o o actywas mads ts bieak 1w the | Senator Lindsay ot Kentucky is now spoken | i sident Firo introdud 1eso dangers can b ‘ workmen, One hundred teams were em | ohyrcn, but without success. In the hallway | Of 888 Candidate tor che supremne bench Stevenson. ‘There was @ But you ask, wh 3 i arris and [l atre b smashed and robbed of s contents. A sil- | fg veka lust evening almost broke up in a | President spoke briefls drob and tHat (s by he Moemos g e LR LA Mannwa A ats er communion seryice was stolen. o Law I8 Progressive. sl 3 : {nem i & HoFATHE A ents, - SA%0e Trom - ehe TatE - e . A. Thurston, Hawalian minister to th P and kidneys in goo fovable dancin t i > polive, Bveval caess)Wars on (1B THIEHS dILEIBk | smam ICFRTHE R ONEATHO LB TGy Sk I As e |k n avres I (AR HPANCINCO T (O the SR8 ) The law, as a profcssion, is progressive of [ When these great bers’ b vot | been in Jai BabY: tinai itk | ot yesteiing (4 SvRth SHU UBfandAHE WaN | eVening: thare Il Hbclew 1o the. wisteries || - Alike ata | necessity. said the speaker. and its practice | properly, grip and ot but th g5 | 1ast few wooks. I A lew to the wretches | Miss Alda Rohertson of Newe: Pa., the | must adapt itself to cn FEHANGIE & : but G s i yoogs. He was fiest bro theboard of equalization of the town of | Who did the work vtk of Hastelomaomd Campbell. 1o now said | ditions of human soclety. 1 S e o At UG E SIS HOR U il e d ast summer Manawa, and the plaintiffs succeeded in Chief Seavey telephoned n decription of a | 1o be s Faving and Campbell, is now said | ditlons of human soclety. The technical | When they do uct Sl ot hS e membe ‘{“.7.‘,] Relief asso- | b AR TN 0 St s i .I“.J bt LRI S bamt b L R o | TR sy e | XL"\(.:HK. ading have In many of the states, kept at 1 p rip can be - ation will meet Wednesday rnoon ing to hold up a | il D ice Omah g short time ago and the polive to grow worse and his physic vl sl bbbl i R UL R Ui, i S Tl x o T hort tme ago and the plice will | | rse and his physicians do not k | motion. not the defeat ands by the bost physie 7 Sou enth stree | viction Soirwarth Gose Irree make an effort to locate bim e will 1ive i1 morni Rebeccas are invited. Members yme | that cime he has mad city 1 A E W < & 3 It has been said the law s a 5 | 1 advanced thinke Meinby will come is city his A B WV S wertn (Vo d1veant 6 3 = C. P Huntington aenfes tha T e e inkers prepared for work. | Quarters and b 1considerubl . at ested AL R Shack Pat Cader Bond. BEiridns NIHNAL AN 1 EHE WLTb CE LS Tats Sole- | e (oo R BT MO, FOMR $Le b thing has ever M e « | oue kiad or ar city. arrested not long ago on account of | Frank Shac o ot thy | ator Stantord of Calitorma | neace 1o profession must know no other | been discovered th \ocon friends through the columns c ¥ S some domesti: trouble, was discharged by | ake the lifeof Mary Hansen, w ' |, The Third National bank of Dotroit went | love. Toooften the student is taught that | this purpose of ke aess their kindness and s hy during the | 10-DAY SALE. ustice Vien = AR HAAT L0 B leoer CHETRONSD el PRI S AL e Gk :‘r“ fessinmnr Ry s hats FriRe WAL ettt condition oxcoy sickness and at the time of the death of her | e George S. Davls, presoription 4 " e L Ty i il L LI Pracdecdibite il lependent | great remed nwn ns Waen , husband, 8; C. Sprague. | A Few of the Prices to e Found 1n Our avis, prescription druggist | ien the case was called in Judge Fow The boller on the ferry boat Acorn exploded | lity waores POAAS iener’s Safe i _ > o e T z _ er's court yesterday there at Middleport, 0., Monday nizht i | thouzht and At preparation has bee Minnie C.. wife of J. €. Richards. a well | Cloak Department. Smoke T. D. King X Co's Par 189 t Was 1o 1o it ! y nizh n ! e ) 2ic p y « . . King & Jorscourt, vesterday there was 10 OO | joseph Puttit was scuidad to duath has been defined as “the scic ighly for tha past twenty known printer of this city, died at8:30 | Commencing Wednesday m al| — — e AU B e i T | t Y u bldthe v this city, died at8:30 | 5 day 1 vitness h JROr Feques te | he State Board of Education of Missouri | men In its hizhest sense Ve ind has uever failed to preve ck thig mo od B0 years. The | sale at BOSTON STO Do soap is the pest. kgl wor requested that all persons | has commienced a suit azainst the heirs of C. | of buman affairs. I diss n Ry e L prareny ral will ta frernoon at 8:50 | Covnoll B R e 1n the room who hud a job of work hold up | T- Loose to recover 100,000 acres of land | conceive to be a pernicio CELCE G U orclock fr euce, 06 Perin avenue, | CLOAKS, 3 NEWS FOK THE ARME. the rizht hand. But or went up and | 4L the United Stutes court at Wichita, Kan,, | the luwyer my t hold himse tHelaiwal dung ad “"{‘ ch follow in nd the remains will be buried in Walnut As th HaoTe - over ’ sterday the jury in the Olyde Mattox cuse | which means that to hand Ll el 1) nes could N Hill cemetery As this is one of the dc List of Changes in the Regular Service | _Miss Hansen i ouzht in a verdict of marder in the Grst do- IH nonns thotio nyude 156171 yeb ol thibka whc K ve f ) 3 ATIT Winite N vl | L Miss Hansen e fir ss called : | own must be committed his « 1 of those who have found this to SUAtS t any way futerented in | Tave ot AL [ as Aunounced Vesterday. She relate thillingsr expebtei " There w Tor [ SUGH tanehing tanibaaxt de erest. | bo true, and it has become so wonder rearten wnstruction. or who desiro to | giny Jiok, PUEGS O &8 000 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, —[Special Telegram | 08 the —viad when Scha § | thoes raa no furilier distisbance amiong |:supposition tlia¥monay gety on the | fully popu'ar entirely upon its merits fnform themselves on this important branch | that should sell them, if f Yo Tuis Bre]-Dha orderidetaling (Hitss| NEE. Do over the railin and | works. A number of strikers have returned | ©Sta those who enter upon th But while this great_cuve will invari of mieationat o o T e hemselvs else than_t0 keep over 4l et hesrioe o) el hl et | ceatensd Stol rdn) i ftgshios wonla| &6 work | eoraesian ey et o be ! bly prevent auattack of the grip if taken he opportunity of heaving Miss Hofer ST or DISCOUNT 1 g il : pgen 10t promise to marry him, and she also told he preliminary trial trip of the new erulss purpose in lite, then undoubtedly th are | in time. Ni% b A ATal oA e OBIEakD i AU BatuRdiY: IATsertoonk it Ferasiny oa : fantey, as professor of military science auy. | of other brutal treatment e had inflicted Montaomery was . YOy sutiatactory one, t paths open before him which T4 s gt equatly great record o'clock at the Lindergarten 3 on it, and that price in many in | tactics at the University of Alabama, | ubon her. Atonetime he had choked and | \outa oo/ iainins 8 speed of almost ninctecn | greater rewards than can be b (AL O Lt A7 LU P L) Jos Iard avenue, Th ission is or 2 15 Thns tHan BA) N a b bHG e yr foat coatt || Loscaloosncounty, 18 revoica kickea her and threatened to kill her and | <Nots a8 hour the profession of lay. it e formed. From one end of the land ta T e e | o an it ichabthGlearment B0BY | = ia" FTeaval sratited i sitan the man she was keeping company with if | srork “eorrone homUittes of the Gt T the other this subtle disease, with its MEpAeina: anid sl to bs parien | toma tead the following list and | aarion B Safels. Thirteonth infontee. o | 2he refused to marey lifm. These were ber | (e Gl CE Al T LT G nstor DolplitsiSpeech; | terrible after effects, has been’ entirely speaker, thoroughiy convers her | (b plac ““(; m"r the Boston Store 15 | oriiited pne menin, | irieenth infantry, Is | reasons for fearing that Schak would kill R L S il (s I, i) | overcome by this great remedy. See subject the place to buy cleaks. The ; i Lier if some restraint wis not pu i g 2 rhis subject, “Law L |k ¢ et i Rty e retirement from active service, th hak i riihs 2 ik upon him Sinbad” was present L v mhat a few have to say: The Omaha & Council Bluffs Bridge com All our plush sacques at exactly half | date, by operation of law, of Captain John S o Ky sl L I A e varH BIBH 0L/ vIi1en Clor. L nh sk oA B Horal it | Mr. J. A, Callis, Dickinsof Md., say pany was to have held its annual meeting | Price R e SR G L I RDEL L O TR 0 e BRI, RO N R DE R bl A B R e U Chicag e tudaE yesterday, but on account of the absence of £19.50 plushes now $0.75 B L storeiesener Lquirier: || theyiwers eniagedito bo (murried! for saven [(9PEES SOMPICY) zation withouv e, V1t is) the “handmaidiof liy ¢ O iDL O BERS LAl B e B $25.00 plushes now %12.50. aster depurtment, is announced. ' ip. | months, but that Mary had recently jilted The New York court of appeals has decided | RIOSES oud the best evidence of man's ad- | ““j" many remedies, but got no better. Soitie oosbibned artin. the Taicer pace olibe ot W . taeath AT N At ae 'pr.fr.lw- Y him for anotber fellow aud it grieved him | thitf a forel corporation may buy and sell | vaucement in the sc ale of intelligence I t last 1 tried Warner's Safe Cure, tak~ week. No business whatever was tran: 3 AN Aty stlenoa anditacrics At shas Mikdle | a0 s oL oL RS CEONICH KL (GRS D PG BRUL R ol ing a tonspoonful every thirly minutes, acted, and the question of who will x 3 d recfer jackets that T Sy et .lm Midale | A dozen witnesses have been supanaed. | g )00 worth of property. which he had enacted as a rule of gu wihen suadenly the phlegm broke looss KEStha's plase: &y el ecEabatil iinsats P310:00 and $12:00 to go at | S Miitary and Agricaltural college, | Attorney Bayless appeared for Schak and | heRsnasity At olotadoiSorings KR LR B U v | and T raised quantities of it anagat tled, together with the pass question and a “Colonel 3 9. Divast, Thirtesnst | s ornoy Lans wasgfouilnat Golibrosaoute |\ forca of depa e & e T R T e Lt | nanpy o sov R LIHEVE R begt Sreatored ity lot of other things that are supposed to be 08¢, infantry, be - relieved from duty | o oo as violence is threatened by uglon iiiner | all civilized government. it fpotor In | complete health.” agitating the miads of the directors just at < choeviot to o | in the' Department of the Missou Leg Broken in Taree Places. g e miners at Mendota, Mo, havs 10| Beans &b aLriwill Taon inu:hlu“‘l‘:: At |, Mr. T. Murbhy, Flusking, N. Y., sayst Lot A Ceel AT fried 00 Bt RO AR, - GESeR IRl @ B o LI i n me aTibho i e [RhCos AIIITERE findin e yore Athick “‘""”‘ whithlefy €. 0. D. BROW o Lo 50 and 810,00, and | o8 "% 0P await retirement at his | is in Altright, was drur a lord yester- | immediately. The minersare not organized. | Senator Dolpn ont on to speak upon | WO very weak and totally uniit for worl. e e Al e B a oAors that S0l gor | | Lenve for four months, to take offect Feb- day aud had been lying around Sweeney's | \Jmportution of worktuen from Cub to Koy | 15”50 b Lo e s | e o e and e ladu Special Flour Sale for This Week. gt AL B e U ruary 3, with mission to go beyond the | lVery barn all d One of the men | JyefnEl%, 1u violation of the inmigration | i R L L RO NG L L e § to the use of Warner's Safe Cure tha - R Nt : t uissio o beyond the ! e 100 | Jaws, has chuse st from the workin treate: veat length upon the common : re that { Garland flour, the best flour made, | Rl CHEU e b | sea, s franed First Lic ot Samucl b, | employed at the barn became | men R A O Kl el apaony ientialwel LR nitosday only $1.00 suck. EmanlaiatiaL L Stursis, Fourih arillers aide-de-camp. disgusted ~ with Johmson and ordeved | o1 R O S T S O o R GG AU B R L L ‘Acme flour. made from selected hard | The styles inelude Worth colla loring. | The leave grauted Captain Constant Wil- | him to leave the ' premises. Johnson AFourmasked men entered the realdence of | said: “They should exercise o powerful | iy, but enough has been suid to show winter wheat, guaranteed to be as 200d | fern cape LS ‘1‘\'“," Pdeinns "““f‘ Ll e ke are dedode | made a start, He was sth | A e L o AR promoting the general improve- | tBat no man and no woman need suffer aa any llour iado in Council Blufls, goos e R R Lol — swung over to & hitching post near by and | YoIVCts ransacked the house wud carried off | B e emorals ,'?%'Q.l”t'x" sanrione ol sterslne ("“"j is week at 90c. & oy as ey 58 seeing nplement Dealers and Freight Rit>s sank to the gro ~ £ et aluable plunder L anc ysical condition of the he lirst symptoms are noted an nmm“, the bast softiwhans patent this lot. 50 ladies’ reefers that sold at Kansas Crry, Jan. 16.—The Western Re- und. Not being able to get SAINHoldan, assizhea ot the defanct ace. i ing”abuses and creating a | the right remedy is used. a’ patent, | $10.00 and $12.00, made from a nice | tail Implement and Vehicle Dealers | ac W e ey sa asa SRR i ierantey - ] e e T e vlement and & alers associa- | to place him on his feet. When they raisea ourt yesterday i report At the conclusion of the meeting the ma- Daikvi brand, a good straight grade | chan. to B0 at $3.87 u}}ll :}\ lln‘n ‘(‘ n‘lln tion began its fifth annual meeting at the | Dim up it was discoverod that in the fall he of his administration of the assets since he | jority of the members went to Governor flour, 75e ghan, to go at 83,57 L hobalance of our | Broadway Casino this moraing. Three huo- hadibrokeninis 1of R Howleris reneptions Ileivitalptas i an Uwas - Big Loaf flour, a good bake S O S .blacks, | ared delega wore preseut. President The police werd notified and Johnson | coAfopium suuszler doing business on a big { the guest of Hon. D. B. Hill. He left late R oRl S ooa hakary gnlsilu. s und greens, sl styles 10 goat | Cunningham denvered Tis annua was cartiod inio” " tho. pol ‘siatin. | 3 8 i et ut Spofane, Wasti yester? | tonight for Washington. sack. Graham flonr, 25c s rments at $18,00. $39.00 | and the r port of Secretary Hod r. tirnhout and” Dv. White set tho | Thb prisoner gaye the name of . B. Divis, but - | &l b Pty ;,J!mcnh 00, "he repart showel e broken leg. It was broken in three | admits itis not his true ] S 3H PLACES! f3eal! IDGURRAIEE Y2 AR AR St e | e et . ] port showed the financial condition of | Pluees bet 5 : Gt bis true nan RIME IN HIGH PLACES! 1t is T & bowds Aneigranu gl AlliGun ohilldren's’ garments. in four(|the ussooiabion ojbs “excellent aidisqussion places between the kuee and aukle. | Eastern anthracite coal sules agents met uot strange that some people do ted sug 31.00. The best soda or | 1o followalanaithe u When Johnson was taken to the station he | yesterday —und decided to recommend b it Lt FOR THE oyster crackers 5¢ pound. Strictly | Lot 1includesall sizes that sol til evenir MWL e D R PO I TR o SRR St S e G G B fresh eggs, 12ic dozen o LRI e ey Ui sold atifstavening wheddt wy the men at the barn say that he was not ST rSstriciion of the oniput s s o [ | & failur to investigate as to the rightor Ve will give 105 saoiss of flour to the ST b A neliAbs AL Bt Syl 1a | e most important woek mappecont for peayaujlioeac MERS ancniaaiitisfilculis | g el He el Nropgiofl almauesbup It IysiiaiRe, estitute of Council Bluffs. Any one in S es all gavments_ that sold | the meetiiz is the adoptio pedhaut, {0F | dressed Johnson was: taken to the county | ooh 1o 04 0% the Dennington & Ruttand | om0 N eh firms, who ara fully Heed 6dll 6t Doler Bn mission and pat | 1 $7.00, t0 go at &L15. | rest the present express vty |ospisaL BHeRhas kil vl vink a URAL FReCis ooy e o sbyepsinll e areNO bR p Ba DL Gt o eIl o ‘ AT aE R for Rt da e fatar L all garments that sold at $8.00 | paid by the members, which they consider | "80% - South Wallingtord: ¥t which ocenrred during | 818t in perpetrating frauds upon them. charge. . un[. '4!'1 ltoigoab3dib. 1 excessive, and to reform the method of Struck Him with a Meat Hook. last night. - Two persons were killed High-toned, = wealthy manufrcturing ol G ot is the smalle tlot, but tho nobr classifying the freicit and of loadiog cars | Juck Begley and Jim Maguall, ot e ““L’{“‘}!,fi,‘.{"‘fl“ living about ten | frms will offer and sell to retail mer- Couneil Bluffs. lesu garments. Every:hing that sold | the Kansas State Board of Railn odd aad | emplosed at ~ Cudany's packing house, | last sl waen eshinghon i it e, arkieleswhiich(fioydknow o ibo I1n churze of the Sisters of Morcy . above 3000, none. withdraws, 0 g0 8% | missiouers wil onfor with tho Iroad Com- | nad a bloody fight yesterday. The meiee:| Fhena miloortwo from is home. Gue of the infeingamants enisboitighie ofimeonrlo; % N e e sas missioners ywill confer, withithe tassools e £ S Fio fired at him with s revolver, killiug him | tors, and imitations of well known good: s e v ipany g o s ;i 2 d to efo esired. place in the room the men were stan { Rl goods. This renowned Institution Is situs Nebvasicnrailroad llcotions. - Morvian | Don't miss thie chance of buving Si e e e We'want. 10 sound a noso of wieniuz o | hizh DL AR AT by e ock, Couneil Bluffs rment at one the costof making. Wheat and £lour in the Norihwest struck Magna b i cral motions were made Defore Justice | the retailers to beware of s Connel SN Ol nELL0 L y N s 5 g 3 A 4 h 3 A all over the head th a heavy Barretof the New York supreme court yes- 7 4y N A 9 S suc .”"» A ‘onnell Bluffs, The spiciots grounds, ite r T s A e CY GOODS, MixxzaroLis, Jan. 16.~The Northwestern | m Hook Rannti noakad S Eeen clats u).fl v 10 compel Hugh J. Grani, as rec S erat ““‘j‘“".‘l:-u:ulm‘.}’hg[v"« ARTER'S LIT- | bigh location and spiendid view, make it & (4 SONAL PARAGEAPHS, 11 owr chinuware, baskets. clocks, | Millor reports the stock of wheat u private Magnall was taken to a_physician who | el on” D Cortafnde= SRRy ARLICIDAIRYY han ithova oot i Eiea aR Eete st IOHUIORITIE e CRRAT \ e o T . dolls. albuuws and fancy goods ab | elevators of Minncapolis at 103800, an in- put twentyfive stitches in bis nead.” Both | file bunk taitnd. fered io you, refuse them; you do not | ofem nentphysiclunsand a larz corps of ex F. R. Marshal of De fanct e e el N e crease over last Monday of 25,000 bushels, | 2¢ Powerful men phvsically. Wit bpslloation fon slemtncy dalbonalror | rantiodo wrong.iandivouidontiantitog|ipRest e ERi S BT E3 oRoRitonta ol ¥ ity vanansl jof. Depiaan, Iain: i tha, LS 2 L0GERS BROS.” SILVERWARE AT | At Suerior and Duluth the output last Magie City Gossip. Wiison lowara, sentenced to”be hunged in lay yourself linble to a lawsuit. Bon | thopationis. Epecial care given tolady pa- A % HALF LIST PRICE. weele was but 2701 barrels, o decrease of | The Ideal Dancing club will give a party | { ars county, Missourl, Friday, was made to | Frouklin said “Hanesty i3 the best noll- Hons A eablegram roceived yosterday by B W, | BOSTON STORE, 9750 barrels. The output for the weck | next Friday night. B e et T e aoyamap s (ol sl adas R e a g Hon sty TERMS ZRATE Hart consers the informition that Mrand | FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., prowises to b the lightost for many monits. | Mrs Fuchs, Miss A. S. Bishop, Miss | 1O} De disturbed. : sentence will | thebest principle.” MODIRATZ, J.D. Ex s ave arrived safely P R z the la ( & s iy bt Ll Bl enitiny . Mis: o = i st Gibealtar. They had'a rough voyage, bus | N, B—Store was ol "“",‘““”-““‘»‘- Ia. | || During thollastibwo days fof tite week ot o) || Myrtle) Coont andi M “HaustAlbery fare oA four-story brick teavient at 153 Aveaue s Forperticulars apply to at Gloralur, They had a rough voyuge, but | N, B—Store was closed all day yester- | Truie is in _the mills was turainz. | among those who will tuke purt it the con- | afteruoon by LG vy il pangs of seh Sick | day. marking down pols e making | Trade 1s ina bad condition, buers refusing | cert to e given at the Presoterian church alioruoon by aa ~iexplost od SISTER SUPERIDN LET preparations for this great yoarly | - PY Miolate advanco lo freights. Mrs, 3. W, Edgerton and her two. daueh. | Several - tonanta - were' throws ! g, ETTER FROM AN EDITOR. event. Will of i ing 1 rs loft yesterday | Bhobierin | o ody wils o s - open this morning at 9 Looking After Butte, ters left yesterday for their new home in | Pruised, butnobody wus seriousiy injured. 3 s at 1131 Rl1T: e b e SR s 2 e un Tahangs Cnicaco, Tan oo mecting of the | Grind Island. Tho Junior Leazue presentod Bids were oponed yesterguy for pormits to Is the Great Life Giver. Frank Straat - - - Counil BlaTs, 1 4 AR X . 16. Miss MatdPdsertoniwitha e presented | graze for five years on 1,00.000 of - = — Fistaiad MEMBERS MEET. dairymen and breeders set for today at the | ford bible Betorn e TorEai Eansonaion ik Ishdonisienonitie ot ito Stiolio 6 BAILEY, LEADING DENTIST Sweetland Specific Remedy Co., 6004 Tremont house was postponed until this | Th 3 i | eaemea A D T 00U FUIT iR0g A e Spe e y Co., 3 one e new-Methodist church w dedi- | two-thirds of the la Afithaie 50! i MAKES Broatway. Counell Blads, Tar-Dean | Amnual Mesting of the Members of tho | evening to fecommadate tho representatives carel on Sumiay. nert. Hov. Brank Crann | Glvided between 3. K. Moo aad' Peter oreans o the Drs.: 1 was waiting for some time be- nited States Masonic Benevolent Asso- | Of dairy interests in the east who were un- [ of Omaba will preach in the moruivg and Biognor, It da tho gress i fore answering your letter for the medi- | o an : able to reach this city until late. The ob- | Rev. W. E. Beans in the evening. Rev. J. was_introduced In the house of the o X sen et [ e g aeeriog Yl elier fov the medl: | Tho annunl meetiag of th members of foctof the moeting as£ot forth by the dela. | B Maxfield, the prestding elder, dud ovier do leglsiature. yesterdag, uthorizii dekirons tho glime of ! B: Y | erday Tnited Statas s bl O | Zates when the n was started is to | clergymen are expected to be prese: he zovernor to present 4 bar of bullion at the ittt S el morning, all correct. Now since they the United States Musonic Benevolent asso- o to be present. United St v ; which hus wasted th a ¢ ko wmbed; b prevent fraudulent use of butter substitut LR A nited States' mint-forcolnago, andiapproprl- trongth > ) are here will begi IR ciation was held yesterday in the splendid | g Pl 2 SUbIHEIEes ating money to carry the Cise through the strength of our young | A FULL SET O) B Sh kol eithrul with 1‘;\‘.51.5 ”f '(x:‘.',‘l‘““:f e s T AN £XCITING EXPZRIENC3 courts If the goveramnent rofuse T m‘,'-" e Ttemcvvsn x doa:nRU\BBHR 8522 result of the first courso t0" bo 80 hone- o recciving the amnual statement of A national union will probubly be formed. | A gace for Life Gat ol a Fastes, ness. i R loale daed NEW TEETH SAME DAY, icial and I feel so well that I hurdly feel | the condition of the company, financial and SR Life Vat of a Fast-Spreaaing [ Last evening John Buckne i e Painloss I Vo ] the necessity of taking any e m-l. O i Gewias b han o hovian whusiaaesteaed IR DTSBU LS GaUieh HYTUAR Rea it ionlond Forost Fire. brutally assautted Mrs. Al Mungo, wite of & "“..'?.i‘w TR Ealalaapistiting, Naw Ezooess, spectfull A e e OVROrY o vho ouhior Importany businsss was, | all cough proparations on our shalvos. Ca *The most exciting experience I ever | Solored faruicn near Stunchster, Mo, only acs Over Jnanlgenres i ’”i.‘—rm e e R L k) Dusan REg oL e 't 3 NT, 4 ard of di- | peoter & Palmeter, Jamest % IO NOR (AXOLY ! 1 ) 1g his purpose after ne killing y gences in carly life. storices. All wors warrinied. hi‘“l“"lixillltl ]l'l'n[v\ Maquoketa Record. | rectors, to fill the vacancy caused by the ex- i almeter, Jampatowa, N, ¥ F)“‘Xl‘-] *mltll I{: L.‘ Spencer ]ulm]n > Globe {hewoman. e B s na yumRE A will give you back vour life. Paxton Blk., I6th Ar;drFlarr‘xam Sts iiolala TnoNGyID: A g 5 UDyeh s emocrat man at the Lindell, “was ina Tam Harrison and committed a like ag- | Sou will bess powerfully strongafteritsuscus | : . t Rirason.of tha,tert of W [0 Wltt, which BATa8e TH e A B e O toh . 3 e | sauietipon M Harrison's 10-year-old daugh. | JO% 8F6 HW puriently weak, %1 | Bultance B0 106h 4 Telenhanaitody T T R exoured yesterday. The resultof the ballot | &t Will Be eeldediy Culder Throaghont visited s small lumber camp and re- | ‘e Allle: Hesunderarrst % Are you in .u-l-\‘\““f:l(“.'-“\"m. m ; e licensos were is- 2 N“lll;l l(hxl"f('.‘,"“.;’ »‘\\7‘}5: h:-;1;‘::1’«;'{“'&{““; o _ Nebraska Today. tired to restin one of the bunks pro- Foreizn, Q/ \ sd somtenday by the county cleris athio ob [ the members prosent., | Wasmivatox, Jan. 16— Forccasts for | ¥ided for the choppers. T was awakened | Fleven men and women perished in a fire at @Q{ INameRM Al d euoRamenterbaiietors Whowod a0, | Wodneadoy ;| 1For Nobrsale—Hulr preceded | by snstrong Hght {romithe north,iad |i3 ZUIsE shinh SHE Mofudu, in Mexico, last | { George Sergeder, Hall county, N Ase. | xtremely healthy and thritty condition of | by local snow in northeastern portions; de- | €0ID8 outside “of the wooden shanty it | ™3 Incapac ST S B AR rine M. Peller, Pottawaitamie (51 19 | ing the past year, despite the hard ir | idediy colder: northiest winds. seemed to me that the entire wood § A dispateh from Turin says that Louis Kos- Seved — $John E. Burbridgze, Pottawattamie Co 23 | The 5 ard times. Ror Towa 3 3 i ntire wood was | guth, the Austrian patriot ;! moved by the u Thoen be it Esocitic, ™ > { Vernioc Powell, Pottawattamic Co 22 || bedrerork aha o total income.for | ,,E0F Towa—Generally cloudy weather and | on fira, Tt craakad and snapped, danced | soiiiis attabis af asihacls satesrh N Hom! 8 of CUPILL = e ”;‘“ or in food, { John Eckhardt, Rock Islan 7 89 wis 03; ssets, Jan- | \& local raius, possibly local snows | and jumped as i ¢ of five wi T Ave ottt e PIDE Barmless, and will ¢ Fermanont aid specy R e o s i o 30 | uary 1, 1803, $101.72000: " nonla. | Wednesday night: winds shifting to north- | holdir iy’ 1“' b H v‘ll amon at Ore pas | (kwenixedre hundied, soldier: galled | teom AR gure’ whithor the patisnt lu'a moderate drinker op Rt oL 37 ssenn g1a 0t ad e fonin: | west and colder Wednesany night; decidedly ng a high carnival and celebrating | Napios yennisy, fof, fujcen. Ehe wdvices Brain Power, Con- of caacs LR Anaain e Be sure and secure tickets for the Tho senort in ot fatess | colder in northwestern portion. 5 | the end of the world. From every side | EVerytitns o quiet o "¢ Indicate that Lraiu (parcises), wmed James Hamilton home organ recital at (oo repart i doall ts full of | “For South Dakota—Local suows, followed could be heard sounds like the firing of | ~ The Moir o8 onlloolBHOtamIatia ssness, Lack of Power ¢ AR e BioadWey: ahuroh . (Dhiissday. avening, | Lie.shepe for zeneralolreblation juiia ia by cleariag weatiier; decidealy colder; nortn | €810D and tho shricks of dying human | many, havg imud o gallen printors ot Ger. | sinots Laiusla thotisek Nertous GorieN SR Sat oy Y January 10, Mrs. Wakefield 1, | days. Altogether the year greatly exceeds inds. heings. It was the falling of the boughs | creditors that they have been comipelled to Varicoce ' -page book of particuiars free, Tanuary 10, Mow fWakol A and Miss | best resalts of any previous year in tie iis Local Record. and tho sighing.of thawind: but T never | SuApeqd payment owing to complications fn | aysely b Kublin & Co., Drugztsta. 13tk E S5 o Ogden, ory of the associatio e directors’ re. - e 5 o ! 1 iclal urrangements, 3 e MOk s 600 ok laron Do | tory of tho nssoclation, Tho divectors’ re- [ Oretc or T Wearuan Bunesu, Ouama heard so horeible sduad, noz witnessed | : s o b ook [ i TR SR aren upd . v @ hows that since the oreunization | Jan. 15.—Omaha record of temperature ar s0 weird and terrible a sigh I R T T | } HRORE AR0: ARowe Bins 8100 e opcaniia . o perature and a sight. d12ustrous 10 shIppIng 5 ; D, Jetios Tomhor e o i | Shedtie Sompan o’ s of sl hid | esntal sy edd i corrosponing day of | WHustly awakeulag the othor men in | & U an T o B ¢ Special Noticas; diphtheria but not your ehild, At Dayis', | deceased Masons . ; years PER AT the camp Imounted & horse and flod | wese lost. A Greek steamer b innstgn hom £ CoUNSIL LY Beardsley’s, DeHaven's, Council Blufls: | ,, \he members were h 1 with | Maxtmum temperature 61 X from the flam T A il S Sla W e Bl R e i Buch L OB e — 2404 Cuming street, Omaha. the showing made Before the eting | Minimuni temperatur n not keep pace with the progress of the | Willium_ Astor Chandler, the Amer ‘-rmx n\v_ A IN TR, ke QURIDBNE ;1 0 YOU «now W Day & H i wdjourned a number of chauges in_the plans | HYCFISE temperature 93 03 fire. The lurid ‘heavens looked as | POTLCT. has been deseried by ¢ ¢ s () 13\ e AR DR Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. were suggested and adonted for the ad- | ' e stion ) T .00 th e AR (bey Mo R e e h et Al | porters. " ife is now at Dartsho wit htoen A pxen L 4 0f Yancemank of the daaooiation Statement shoy o SRR L e ; ey at the | porters. Itisadded that Mr, Chandler i3 in no GN ) REAGE re 10 T | veanement of tho stsosation . cipneq | porcisroand prasin vadition of vem- | air was stifling, the'smoke almost suf- | dunger g [IN tell iy g BB Mr, James E. Kelby, a prominent voung | member of the board, is sccretary of the | day and sic me, while falling leaves and | , At the Bow street pol yart, London, yes- o y Mlormey of Omana, wad Miss Gene Detluven | Masonic Mutual Savings and Loan comp | oo RN boughs burned my horse, and the sick- | “v":l"\‘ .:l”' .v\:lr';mxfi',n\:‘r R Antonlo Mont boxes for csm : £ gm a’box, 6 Setter S8.4h1a othv Arill e mareiad: shisfevening ab | o Buation i which u BanOesIuE LA CRY 84o | "'!'““I‘-' odor A“f burning flesh added % | ment directorof the Banas foo.chiet governs | ulals, Send for f T R R return TEAA AN 09 asrien. M ; | Council Blaffs men ure | Nopelency since M : he horror, thin two or three hours | fraudulent transactions of which he 1s suid to 4 i it ihehemadl she-QriRs Bt My gnd |/inersared.. Tula o anoxceedingly, fourish 1 Normal prodin e I was in un_opening, where I was no | V¢connected uvolve the suw of 2000, Ssrems ol ol ovtare S0 jole L Mea, 4G Doffuven, &7 Scort sy, o | ineseniition s niunces thisiloofover | Beiiccyatice Nl oot inties | longer in dangor. fut’ my horse was | grau from the chief of police of | DAVOL MEDICINE CoO. — — ’\""wh belng pr esent. After the marrlage Tho Doant of Gioeke during 8. meeting | Wevorts rom O.her Stations at 8 P, M, rdi \’lm) are 1, wh my sthing was | committed suicide there in the Hotel ¥ P.0.Box 2076, Nan Francisco, Cal ought aud sold Py % "Thomas, Oourel Mr. and Mrs. Kelby will reside in Omabn. | today, but it is not probable that anything = T uliof holos ) embers hud struck | fehsieasse, Bho gan resistored b FOR SALE BY R ' wall resid SodAz b In 16 Rok: npahatio. want anyshiak | = mer Twill take my chaneos with eyslones | Willinm Sehuitz. Hie appearcd to te'a rieh | Goodman Drue co. 1110 F ar : ANTEL = .adies, if you desire ansolute peace in | public. B | OnaanthaTaleas SRR t A0 Germaun-American and wis thought to be a | Cawmp Bros., Cou ity AFUAS by ALY “ enu aft Oax P inakes, But not with & b r o ir e, 1 v e bl ! ik g E 3| , utn 1 & burning | broker in New York wnell Blufts A , i ¢ useWork hen” ask your grocer forJ. C | g | forest agair A e Henry Benrett T o SO A R e Chambers' Dancing Practics sTaTioxs | ¥ g B dagan —— — ~ Trade mark—Blue Rooster. 4 For beginners, every \ 5 i | & g P e ma 3lue Rooster. cinners, every Monday. Junior -4 Pope Lea on Church Maslc. 3 i b b g o g d 283 et elnss, 4 p. s adults, § p.m. Advancod ' g Tonpow. dan. 16oA 'dlaoatoh. to the COUNCIL BLUZFS s grocer for Domestic s2ap. junior class every Wednesday 4 p. m 4 | Chronicle from Rome says: The coming | 1 } New Tmpiement iouse. [ sse mblios evers Wednosday 8:3) p. m. | 00¢ encyclical of the pope on church music, STEAMDYE W0A13 D. June & Co. bave purchased the building | 18 elegunt academy in the Souzart- | 0 clondy. | which will embody the opit of law s, %, Al kindeof Drsina # | Beno bl ¥ I 1s law | % %, ! formerly oeeunicd by, 1 ol Sheeo 408 | Beng block can be secured, with elevator 0 BT S10043: | and ecclesiastical “wnthorities throughout | 2 3 %% e Dl hantlysnafan 3 pany on South Main strect from the Pioneer | SCr¥I06% for bactics and =musicaies. 04 Slear Srienten, AL (AW wia__Creearian & Bens - i 2, Salal wal : Implement company. The building will be | rerb ¥ 10 Mr. Winters at olevs Tha 00| Bowss: ahaa Tl Copmecaie Mo pressncn’ of s i DRt HndA e A The. & o | best of musio can be furnished for ull | 00| Foi sy en in choirs also frown on 1o look us good s {l nln‘lllll\x dana put in first class shape for | parties. furnished for ull 0l ¢ ¥ theatrical music of the Haydn style. new, Work prouiptiy handliog engines ang thresters mauufuc- ' b 091 Rart o % us as er (T UL e e tirm at Fremont, O, Nipped an (vercoat. o) Blan 2 parts of the e F PR Dyt b SRR | o Wasmisarox, Jan. 10.—Representativ vls THE BEST, ’{1‘% Drice Tl P04 10 m"f-‘“ you seea the new gas beators at | popular pastime in Council Blufs of late. | 0/ Clondy Bland says Secretary Cariisle’s letter | Ve RELIEVES PROMPTLY sed v 0 (ias company's offloc T. M. Whittaker. s traveling man, whose o [ urging an immediate issue of bouds raises CURES QUICKEST. C. A. MACHAN, . sl home is in Red Oak. was coming inio Cour 00| Clar.” | the bond issue very rapidly as agaiust th .,_m"" nee?l Propriotor, pstic soap is the | " i ending Bla > sl s over ® g : st T A Tho o A AR ol R pendinis Bland bil, to coin the seiguiorage. | | Broadway, near North | Urecast Ocial vis a plain progositiou to run this govern TR wustern depot | eIV Telophone 2