Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 13, 1894, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 1%E DAY, 1691, WUST SUSTAIN'THE PLEDGE Senator Ellis of Olinffi Pleads for Party Parity it Towa, MARCH 13, viL within a few hours, contin NILSS OF CATARRY, swallowed and overlocked by the emetic. THE DAILY BEE Intolerable Fi'thincss Usaally Chirae- teristic of the Mala ly, sftive persons,with the natural instinct nliness, care less for the bodily suf: incident to chroni Al catarrh for its vileness. C. L. Jacobson, a farmer of Homer, Dakota county Intely cured of the disease in its most wslve form, by Dr. Shepard, speaks to His case was treated entirely through mails, He says COUNCIL BLUFIS STILL AFTER WGEE, Samuel Theodore Found Dead in Bed at the Grand Hotel, HE HAD TAKEN TOO MUCH S § Buslnese Offico No.43 — TELEPHONES { Njght Bditor N0.23 | yraa Ualng —e e, A X7 republican candidate, th minky ose MINOR MENTION. worthy, was sacrificed. The © ts of bk Have I Aceldental~ A L s H Judlge McGee have not, however, OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET Opponents of the Judge Working to Destroy the Superior Court The personal fight made at against the retention of Ju, the bench, as all know, astrously to those who opponents, and as a result in the fering t o election time McGe resulted rather dis most hot as defeat the ugh conceded to be PEOPLE DEPEND ON''THE REPUBLICANS Taivaed vy earrier te 0. W TILTON - any partot the ety Compelled to Quit. The arrangements are now completed whereby the COLUMBIA CLOTHING CO. are enabled to hold the fort long enough to close out their stock, See these Men's Furnishings: OF FRENCH ., (UNDERSHIRT NG AT upon MORPHINE Manager the were Members of the Generni Asse that 1f tion Antidote ars to the Drug as an bly Warned e Rellef from Prohibi- 16 Not firanted the abandoned Voters Will Object, terd just before th perfect spring day, Samuel Theodor: his room at the Ogden house from the of an overdose of morphia, administered by does ections walking the state morning \ce and our request has & Shep- the face Evans fast and was the sove been not BALBRIGGAN NLY), HAVE TO CLOSE two 35C 7o 10c 10c lOC SHIRT. THEIR \ blOO 15¢ 5ie 296 50c¢ Columbia Glothing Co., 13th and Farnam, 3 DERBY HATS REDUCED TO HALF THEIR VALUE. ALL THE $1.25 TO $1.50 SOI'T OR STIFF HATS AT...... AN ELEGANT LINE OF BOWS, WORTH UP TO 25C AND 50C EACH, TO- MORROW .. Coviivenive 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS, NOT E. & W, BUT EQUALLY AS GOOD........... WILSON BROS.' REGULAR §1.00 LINEN SHIRT WILSON REGULAR $1 BROS." LINEN SHIRTS. THEIR = =gt SHIRT AT... 00000 RESULT OF THE SCHOOL EL BLACK HALF HOSE, HERMSDORFF REGULAR 25C GOODS, GO DYB AT... “ LIF) ROCKFORD HALF HOSE, FULL FIN- ISHED TOP, A CORKING BARGAIN.... Sunday—10 a. m. ELEGANT UNDER SHIRTS IR 500, GO NOW AT THAT WENT The Sovereign Remedy Burns. all BALBRIGGAN ~ RIBBED UNDERWEAR SOLD AT $1.00, NOW GO AT. Instantly relieves pain and heals without scarr Endorsed by the medical faculty and multisudes of peo- ple whose sufferings it has relieved. children, grandchildren of Mrs. T. ding on Second avenue, Council Bluffs, w badly alded with hot water. The family physician had them both d d with Mecca Compound,and as soon as it wa applied they ceased crying, and the young- est, a babe of months, soon after into a peaceful sleep. Mrs Skinkle although both were badly burned, vet afte: the application of the compound they fered but little, ate well, slept sound, in three weeks time were entirely healed, with scarce a mark remaining. T am an old nurse of many v 8 experfence, but 1 never saw any H\lnu to compare with Mecea Compound for burns, nor in fact for cuts and surface wounds of any kind. One bud case of a cut becoming polsoned and putrid was permanently cured by a few ap- plications of Mecca Compound, while Car- bolic Salve, Indian Salve, and one of my own make seemin had no effect in a three weeks trial, but was constantly grow- ing worse. I could tell of many wonderful cures effected by Mecca Compound. Prepared by THE POSIER MANUFACTURING (0., COUNCIL BLU, B 10WwWa, And for Sale by All Drubé:glsts. To the Ladies and Gentlemen —OF— Council Bluffs and Vicinity : You are cordially invited to visit 98 THE Evans’ Laundry, Two Skinkle, Fonda, 282; ond 344; Fonda, 314; ns, 23 Fourth Evans, vifth ns, Sixth DID YOU DRINK A COMPARABLE THE CUP OF THAT IN- OF CHOCALATE IN MOST ELEGANT OF ALL THE PAVILIONS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, 250; Fonda, 221; PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Hunt, 102, There was no excitement at any polling places at any time, except at the Second ward, where R. N. Whittelsey ac- cused Constable G. H. Baker of buying or offering to buy votes. Later in the afternoon Whittelsey swore out an information in the superior court and Baker was arrested on the charge. He was taken to the city jail and released until 10 o'clock this morning on his own recognizance. He vehemently denies the charge, and claims that there was no grounds whatever for the arrest. of ther choc F. M. Corbally has gone to Lincoln for a few days. Mrs. Ed Watkins of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. Frank Vicroy. Albert Cook and Miss Mary Howell, both Praise fs due Menier for the two mer- itorfous things accomplished of erecting outside his own county the gem of all ex- OR_SALE—Standard pacing stallios;, Cap- tain Ketchum, 18505; record 2:28%; trial, 216, This horse is very cheap and must be sold. For further information call on or ad- dress Paul Bouquet, 604 Broadway, opposite postofiice. A carload of grape wire just received by Cole & Cole was purchased at the lowest price ever known. They can save you big hibits (Justly awarded the court of Honor) Roston Store white goods and linen sale, all fiope of separating McGee from the wool- " DES MOINES, March 12,—(Spec eles publishers of the Iron Age for the Ye dawn of a | VRS from undck T, They hope that If 101 (Special Tel in the current number of the magazine faction option bill were adopted, when Senator Ellis was tho occasion of a small rlot at their | Mr. Théodoro was a highly respected and | aintuining. & superior court In' this €ity letter In many portions of the state ever for 25c. The price was written $2.50 for the il Standard | Was an absolute necessity in order to secure the past elght years menager of the Standard WSpiblibits: (0 b el along Upper Broadway yesterday into a_general accey &f the conclusion miors than @ yoar, and lind recently 8 been denied. Dut we persevered and finally, | ard svstem of catarrh treatment furfously. He was knocked over the old dissatisfaction aid (0 n+.me ft to [ at our last £ year ago I took . with the result of tagetdll 2 s bl ekl L was deliberately abandoned, and was arrested on the charge of discovered that the saperior court i& | j onie perar in't breathe except thi | the mout \ight. Lately he had resorted to the use of i ShoRltions X R AEh ARpAF T R WAR an I OuL Bt [l e h IR Bt Fd Baareai Jority of the voters did not endurse the fight he propositions contained in_ that Absolutely. stckening. Al the unclean occupled dwelling house owned by E. B. [ quarter-grain capsules. Friday he pur- | satisfled with it, for local reasons, and at | ani other localities given reiief from the into the wtomach or to be discharged aps . was left to burn ex- b all the grumbling which can be gathered | ooy SUHIIEWer Riva" SEIpBaA: th lapsed, and but little was left to burn ex about the danger of taking an over- | UP all the grum 8 L ption. In this bill we b tripped the e e It was Insured for $400 turned to the hotel about 11 o'clock. Several | the 108 avolislilng: thesRupstiot CORER otia id 1 believe if this measure | ®uGr “oourse, after the trouble became club house and the following officers were | hotel, He complained of severe pains in his | It 18:said that some of Councll BIuffy’ cltl- | ‘cause of temperance and morality.’ like oIt wor ut my Bixby; treasurer, 0. G. Drew: captain, | gielook yesterdny morning. and then picking | SUFINES at Des Moines, and are working con- [ up in this senate chamber and pass this bill dbowels Gll T almost perished from that T couldn’t keep my mind on anything 4-PLY LINEN COLLARS, NOT E. & W where a lunch was served. The ctub i tobe | roqd himself to si vogue. There are very few attorneys in this | yet broken its plighted faith with the people, ero ch was servel club 18 to bt | read himself to sle “Hefore T began the treatment that re- prospects before them KOV OWeRE (oI HIR YooY i ey het! | this time, and under the prescat circum- | the days of wrath are surely upon us and th & undone, thut T'hardly cared whether I lived the interests of the public, and from purely | resubmission resolution, and was supported are all earnestly engaged in putting the best | ohserved the rigid, silent body on the bed h P b S san e (Ln i ancEment lution could not pass until the fate of the 5 candidates are Charles Walters, who points | side and the hotel people lifted a bell boy I3 e of the | -.'T ever was. Nicholson, the present chief, who claims to | dead for several hours, and the Bond Propositions Were In the lower house the morning session surance men; Robert Huntington, who b (1o Soraner was hotif A and took sharee of | an election day. It it had not been for a | D full and in lawful money on the first T UTLDING SO TEA D Mr. Wyckoff defended the bill He m o or 4 her of years past; ¥ C I e bl ; contained a few quarter-grain capsules. | oy wajting and asking to be bought, the bl Srisy publican party could not afford to di D. Moomaw, one of the old_ time fire boys | ;o™ 00 hoen taken by accident or design, overlook it, and an exceedingly light vote A lan 32 by are spoken o s of laboring tifen. Mr. Dowell made ¢nd Electriclan James Bradley are spoken of. § | iy 0™ i ™ pabits and condition, registered vote cast. The polls closed at 6 repislere L mittee the house adfourned. Votwithstanding the shortage of desirable | shortly after retiring to his room. At 4 f the bond propositions, exeept probably s ot PEar et ty $50,000 additional’to the $84,000 receiyed than any previous season, foresceing as we | that occupied by Mr. Theodore, was awak e was the one authorizing the Board of Bduca- cnable the institutionto/erect a much needed ihat cverybody bought sparingly of foreign [ ing from the unfortunate room. Her fon to build new school house at Cut-Off In the afternoon kession the mulet bill early for a high grade and evclusive | loth to awaken him. She was on the point ock the count in all the wards but the | Harriman offered an ‘aniéndment making tho bought in the open market by our New York | nings made a thorough investigation of the ¥ Hunt, 241. Stone ruled this out' of order, as the very Zall Monday and see the display of dress | morphine boxes and the unmistakable signs =L ag v der) amendment prohibithig’ saloons within 300 BOSTON STORE, morning. Hunt, 207, Adair moved a reconsideration on the ground twenty years. He established here the first also favored reconsideration in the interests the fleld, and after making a financial suc- objection from its enemles, also that a a brighter or better business record than he. Bell and Van Gilder in’ opposition to recon: Justice Fox. Mrs. Theodore went south for her health make ‘an_attempt at tomorrow’s session to New York on the 24th and hopes to join Mr. | ments to take a trip to Europe and were to bill, thus requiring the consent of all resi- Do not think that such a stock of goods as tithe!earlleat. poasible moment. and showing the Americans what good cup Boon E. C. Cole of Cole Bros., hardware dealers, sack ing able to pull him oft the recelved the first) 1ze offered by 3 nch haye decided to try to pull the article on the bicycle business, The artiel died in | they can't get rid of McGee they ean get rid | 8ram to The nm-p In the senate some Govers a page and 'k halt, &nd.In publistied offccts | of the court, which would be some satis- | Minor amendments to the Carpenter local A typographical error in Bennison Dro In times past there has been some differ- | (rep.) took the floor in favor of the bill. He advertisement in The Bee yesterday morning | his own hand, ence of opinfon as to the p:acticabidty of | gajd: “The prohibitory law has been a dead store yesterday. The advertisement stated | weoll known resident of Council Blufs, the some claiming it was a uscless a1d ex v f since its enactment, be the local senti- that new style spring wraps would be sold | ¥ g owa and for | luxury, while others have con‘ended t P v | ploneer cil dealer of western lowa and for iy ment not sustain it. For years the regular $6 garment Mr. Theo. | Fbeedy and inexpensive sett.e.ncnt of Jitiga- An old man named Vaughn was Oll company’s plant in this city. Mr. Theo- | ¢jo; “he discussion has of late died down convention, asking for rellef from €. L. Jucobson, Homer, Neb, dore had been suffering from ill health for : i . Homer, ) this condition of affairs “I have been trying the Copeland near the corner of Frank strect that the superior court was here to stay g was run into by a man in a b his business to enable him to take a y Now, however, an attempt ic male tu revive ALt ¥ | Gults that have surprised MBS AL Pagh IRTHEAR (8 SHOANS and grandest convention ever | "LipyFiie Ghe of the terrific blizzards of a tained several cuts about b Lk Bkl L Ll s spread, it possible, (L' attempt belag largely | held by the party, prohibition as a states h ult ot and bruises all over the body. Ja made by those who have apparciatly Just | wide policy having my nos, 0 solid, 8o that months le had assured his (rxlv‘m]\ 'm. o at . z i w tob Ll Abgiatatiireto (carey || SquMAN b except through the mouth. reckless driving, as Vaughn said he had slept an age of two hours a | ncedless, this discovery being strangely | [ SV TGRS SFthAC BRV LD e R man concurrent with the discovery that a ma- | OUt the expressed will of that convention. AT they Fan over and early hour o quench a small fire on South '“‘"""“"" ""‘“ Lk "“"‘ Ll L """" "; made on Judge McGee. Creston has a simi- | party pledge are that prohibition shall bo the disease 8 iour to que Led LS LX) constantly increasing doses ir shape o i d-haE b or some o dis ;i 0 R i 8 % Fourteenth street, The building was an un- it il s 2 ¥ lar court, and has been for some time di maintained where it 15 or can be enforced, | Was absolutely sickeni b btk . . into the throat, to drip like so much polson Hart, Before the firemen reached it the | chased a quantity of the capsules at I Cedar Rapids some dissatisfaction has also | uniicensed and unrestricted saloon. . It is I roof had fallen in and the walls had col- | Haven's drug store, and chatted with the cen aroused. he hope is t by bunching | pnow plain that this can only be done by loeal | through the mouth his steady dr 1l flow of thick, clotte vellowish-green mat 5 v y 16 N a ese two places, and adding the name of | g R ttFAGLIbT . allurentents cept the lower floor and the foundation. It The carly pare of Sunday svening lie | At these two places, and ! ne of | galoon of all attractions and alluremen T was #o oftensive that I excape was evidently the work of an incendiary. | (loit i feiendsana ncquaintances and re- | Council Bluffs, a measure may be passed In | ang the cold, chilling atmosphera | I8 constant | nd 1. It wa 3 3 system thrughout the state. Then M I 8 & law: the number of open 8aloons | chis ubler he annual meeting of the Ganymede | hours were spel chatting with Jate ar- [ SYstem thrug ecomes a la of op 0 chronic it diseascd my whole system. It Wheel club was held last evening at their :\\l.l.l|- ghil n(‘.”::.[,\,“’.", :'“'(.)L.L,,.l‘ Mot the | occupation will be gon will be largely reduced, thus promoting the | affected Hil 1 felt andr lookan . Bt o zens o, wera zealons the oppo- The sentiment of the people of Towa, I could seldom without plected President, H. B, Grimm; vic T head anc s tortur agony of sleepless zens, wh L zealou in L h & % > e oot Gty 4 chronic_constipation and piles, 1t affeeted George E. Willlamson. After the election the | yn'rhe Sunday Bee he repaired to Lis room | 39ty qun vl»-.‘ dissatisfied il v”;’u .:m r | in the Interests of :.imm and ;:.mq (g et G L LU R BB AR Aoy membors adiournel X0 encmael hall | with the remark that he would endeavor ¢ and always making mistakes in m BUT EQUALLY AS GOOD.......... year, f city who are not in favor of the superior [ and if that hour has mow come when we | Work congratulated on its success in the past year DR IE Rk (Y IREL saa R oL R LI 1500 1| o1t h I il e v The boys start on a new year with bright | qiojock yesterday afterr the bell urt system, and it seemn! Eaid L fibiul el AL LG ARG el 5 M il Sttty A . it stances, t claim should be raised that | people once deceived will trust us no longer e I B ey Cplatel e pu L (ncraares nimoratsscandidntos "'I' ””“' CRTRL RO, - L Bt ]“’_' “," those seeking abolishment are acting in Senator Perrin endeavored to bring up a | or died. However, ihat feeling soon passed ehieftiancy of the fire department, and they d, climbing up to the transom, the boy (However, (hat feeling soon passed hilanthropic motives. by Senator Finn, but Senators Lewis and foot forwardito gain the beat poinit of van i and repc to the office that something | PRIARLLFOD Funk objected and said the prohibition reso- since Dr. Shepard rid me of my tage to step Into the position. Among the | was wrong. The door was locked on the in and today T am as sound and weil pending bill was decided. to his record under the Vaughan admitistra- f over the transom. The first glance at the |y o pobuntican Candidates We & SR o tlon to Justify his application; Charlie | pallid face indicated that the man had been 2 = DT AN e have a number of the members of the council BVIDENTLY ACCIDENTAL. A stranger in vas consumed by a discussion : \ y already on his side and s backed by the in- | q o o000 0 ek oharge of | Yery little to indicate that yesterday was | bill requiring all coal operators to pay miners ROOMS 311 AND 312 NEW YORK d who and thigd Saturday of each month, thus served the city in_variou pacitiey in veral small boxes were found on his bu- | small part of the ragged element that always | \ficticatly abolishing. the.-traee stores s | Ofice Hours—9 to 11 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. m.; 7 to Cebdiihin U RLIECHLIE LU il LG reau bearing morphine labels. One of them | flocks around the polling places on election e 3 8 20,000 miners were a unit in dem James Watts, captain of hose company No. | {0 Bl i Sillih i i d p lere was very little to indicate whether | (%Y " . city might have overlooked the | the Dassage of this measure, and 4, who has a bright all round record, and P. |/} %00 ora0e0 of the drug that had caused 'r""\"' ot 1:" aty '"“*r’” “‘l“:““\" ;'”I“‘”’ :x)vl:l LLls B HE L ) ERLL Gl Cs UL their wishes.” Mr. Early offered a days of the volunteer fire department. es.” Mr. Early ofered an am [‘g HEaYs of the, voldt EE ""_‘I:I'I'_',,,("‘," although the universal opinfon of his friends ment making the provisions apply to all f lesides these gontle . 2 and acquaintances, who were thoroughly was the consequence. In none of the wards or S Vaholes o drad A s | (as there but little more than half the | & Strong argument for the bill, but pending a Uhe choice will b Cotibe i ARGl that it was unquestionably accidental, Tt 2oL motion to refer it to the judiciary com- Not Afraid of Tariff. was evident that the overdose had been taken | oftd Ferer B S LGRS Tedunt Thad | mi progressed far enough to make it certain that The committee on'appropriations of hoth merchandise In the American market at the | o'clock Mrs. Bentley, wife of one of the pro- houses have agreed té give the State univer- present time, our stock is more complete | prietors of the hotel, whose rooms are near | {w.” ore defeated by a smashing majority 0 The only proposition that stood any show [ under existing lawsO This will be $10,000 did that the new tariff bill would certainly | ened by hearing groans. When she became more than it was allowed two years ago and effect this class of goods. The result was | fully aroused she located the sounds as com- | yyos ¢ OO MEACEEHE LR FOVS s may L 1 bo carried by a small majority. The propo- | dormitory for lady stidents, fabrics husband, John Bentley, was suffering . from Fortunately for us we placed our order | an attack of sick Was | jivolving $2,500,was not so unpopular and it | came up as a special'order and three hours barely possible that it will carry. At 1 | Were consumed in @ running de Mr. in fine dress goods and silks. of doing so, however, when the sounds ceasel H sods, together with other lines | and she dropped asleep again. Coroner Jen- was completed, showin payment of a tax ebmpulsory, but not to Y ViraEe iy aErieas0 erate as a bar to prosecution. Speaker agents, places us before the public in a po: room, but found nothing to throw any more tlon, wnapproachable by our competitors. | light on the manner of death than the empty Ward — Snyder, identical proposition hiad already been voted Hunt, 264. down. = Mr. Morris®of Clarke offered an %o0ds, silks and wash fabrics. of morphine poisoning indicated, He deter YOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., mined, lowever, to hold an inquest this feet of a dwelling house, which prevailed on vder, 358; Fonda, 354; A rising vote of 34 “to 23. Mr. Martin of Council Bluffs, Mr. Theodore was 52 years old and has been a resident of Council Bluffs for nearly 101; Fonda, 94; | that the effect of sunh an amendment would virtually kill the bil¥ Mr. Mitchell of Adams wholesale ofl house In the western part of the state, long before the Standard entered of “fair play,” as he thought the friends of the bill had ‘the right to perfect it without s of it sold out to the Standard company. There are few men in the city who have had uare” vote could be taken on its merits, Speechies were made by Harriman, Morris, He was married and leaves a wife and one ot Kansas Olty, were yosterday marrled by | chilg, a little girl 8 years old. Last fall sideration, but the motion to reconsider pre- vailed, 45 to 21. 'The prohibitionists will Mayor Lawrence is planning on an ex- | and has spent the winter in New Orleans. tended European trip. He will sail from [ She and her husband had made arrange- CERL R T Ch e e G e and as thus modified hope to attach it to the and Mrs, Edmundsen in Naples, have started May 1. She has been com- S feated with by wire and will reach the dents within 300 feet as a condition of secur- ¢ QI . g a ermit. Riley & Sherraden’s can be run off in a few Arrangements for the funeral have not ing a pern SEo e weeks, no matter how great the rush 15. | peon comploted, but it is likely that the Thas a Firebug. BOONE, Ia, March 12.—(Special Tele- Thero i3 enough yet to beautify thousands of | hoqy will be buried here. In conversations chocolate really is. Twenty thousand homes and artists’ material to stock hun- | wi( his friends Theodore frequently in- dreds of studios, And everything goes at | gicyted a dread that he might sometime just half price. Tube paints, sable brushes, | yccidently take an overdose of morphine, Be, and all moldings at the same ratio. and!in’ short (ime ago" he told! the. Jawlsh e pastor, Mr. Hraris, that if anything should gram to The Bee)—In the past three months eight incendiary fires have occurred, all started about 9 o'clock in the evening, all have heeg In unused buildings, railroad cars persons per weck have seen the difference between Chocolate Menier and the various Cocoas in the market, Lund Bros. have moved (nto their new building, next door to the old place, and now feel new pride in showing the public a first class china shop. Domestic soap breaks hard water. Check K There are a score or thereabouts of boys 1lving near the transfer who owe their lives at this time to the fact that they were not born to die by their own foolishness. Com- plaints have been made frequently of lato that they were in the habit of jumping on and off railway trains with a recklessness that made stout-hearted railroaders tremble at times for their safety. Saturday night ne of them, who had been stealing a rido on the Northwestern passenger train, jumped off just after the train had left the loca) depot. A train man who was watehing him aw him roll over after striking the ground and come within an inch of going under the wheels. But luck was with him, and, after picking himself up, he threw the rallroad man an_expressive jesture with his thumb against his nose and took his position to bo ready to cateh hold of the next train that came along. f Scanlan has decided that this prac. hall be stopped if the police can do ft, ued an order yesterday to all his pa- trolmen to arrest any boy who should b found jumping on or off trains while in motion. There is a city ordinance against it and Judge McGee will probably have a chance to use his judicial spanker unless the young Americas reform of their own free will. The same rule is to apply to the motor trains. Saturday night a couple ot boys boarded the rear platform of an Omaha train while the conductor was collecting fares In the smoker. They set the car to rocking up and down, and the first thing they or any one else knew they had rocked the fore trucks off tho track. By the time the conductor reached the platform whera they had been standing the culprits were far away. Numerous. complaints of this kina having been made, the ordinance from now on will be enforced for a change. Ladles, It you desire absolute peace In the kitchen ask ‘your grocer for J. C. Hoffmayr & Co's Fancy Patent Flour. Trade mark— e kooster Conl. To reduce stock I will sell furnace coal, small egg, anthracite, at $9.00 per ton, cash. H. A. Cox, 10 Main street; telephone 48. Davis' drug store Is crowded every day Every i0c purchaser is gotting sheet music free, or with each 26c box of Davis' Little Liver Pills. Washerwomen use Domestic soap. Axsociution Omeers. The Council Blulfs Rowing assoclation’s meeting last night had the largest attend ance since Its organization. The treasurer's sMowing was the best also,. there being not tstanding account unpald, and money in o treasury, The club elected directors for ensulng year as follows: E. W. Hart sident; T."C. Dawson, vice president; C. Reld, treasurer; Emmett Tinley, secre- i Harry Haas, commodore; A. B. Ross, Omaha, vice commodore; A. Wickham Dr. I, B. Seybert and Frank Pusey, board of Rowling showed ever Nappen to him he desired to be buried in_the Jewish cemetery. Mr. J. W. Smith, from the Standard com- pany’s main office in Omaha, came over vestorday afterncon and took charge of the office and will continue to be the local manager. He says Mr. Theodore's business was in the best of shape. LIBERTY OR DEATH, iling to Break Outof Jail William Brown Swallows Pounded Window Glass, That William Brown is not chasing the jabberwock and the bandersnatch in the appy lunting grounds at this moment is not due to any neglect on his part, but to the fact of his possessing a digestion that is proof against pounded window glass, Wil llam has been in jail for six months for shooting a colored man named Harvey Washington, and a couple of weeks ago he had his trial before Judge Smith and was found guilty. With a term of perhaps ten ars in the penitentlary staring him in the face he determined that life was not worth living and he courted death, All Sunday afternoon the prisoners at the county jail were uncommonly noisy and Sherift Hazen suspected that something was in the wind. About 8 o'clock in the evening he heard seviral hard thumps from the interior of th: jail and ran outside the jail and looked in at one of the windows to se what was the cause. Some of the prisoners who had been stationed at the windows to wateh gave the alarm to their comrades and the thumping stopped. An investigation that Brown, Wilson, “the overcoat thisf, and Kild, the Beno burglar, had broken in pleces a heavy wooden bench and were using the two-inch plank which had formed the seat, as a battering ram. T had already broken out two of the chilled steel bars separating the cells fi the rear corridor, and were at work when discovered trying to break the bars over th outside window. A few minutes more and they would have accomplished their purpose and a part, it not all, the prisoners would have been at liberty, As soon as it was discovered the prisoners were all hustled into their cells, Brown belng put in with a man named Scott. Some time during the night Brown, having obtained possession of a razor used by the prisoners gave himself a slash across the left wrist penetrating the flesh to the bone. He evi dently intended to hit the main artery, but he missed it about kalf an inch and the wound stopped bleeding after a time of its own' accord. His cell mate found out what he had done ecarly yesterday morning and told the failer. After Brown found that he was still on earth he picked up a handful of pounded window glass and swallowed it as he would a handful of sugar City Physiclan Macrae was called and he gave him some medicine which was int 1 to prevent the window glass from holes in the Interior of his anatomy Brown took the first dose of the medicine he ventured the remark that he wished it was 50 much strychnine. “I'd rather go to h—I than to the pen for ten years,” he remarked The opiutons of physiclans who have been consulted iu that the dose of powdered glass will very likely be the means of closing up the somewhat remarkable career of Brown Wh money this year. Big line of twine, pruning shears and garden supplies. 41 Main street. Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sale at Gas Co.'s office. Everybody knows Davis sells drugs. Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap. People Persist in to County Treasurer Ree The mail received by County Treas Reed at this time of year is not only tremely heavy, but in some cases extremely amusing. Many property owners evidently have a high idea of Mr. Reed's capabilities, for they take it for granted he can by some special gift of intuition divine what Is in thefr thoughts, but not on paper. Some simply inquire what their taxes are, suppos- ing, of course, that so great and good a man as Reed knows just where their property is located and of what it consists. Others do not take the trouble to sign their name or give their postoffice address, for of course Reed knows all about it. If not, what is he there for? So numerous have such omissions been of late that the envelopes are preserved with religlous care, that at least the postoffice where such a letter was mailed may be deciphered from the stamp Sometimes even this hint of identifica- tion s too obscure to be of avail. It is fast becoming a necessity for a county t surer to be a good clairvoyant. The peculiarity on the part of the taxpaying public of allowing the county treasurer to do lots of guessing is not confined to those who do the letter-writing. Yesterday, for in- stance, a lady stepped up to the counter a wcently asked, “What are my taxes? She seemed quite surprised that she was not immediately recognized, and that a clerk had to ask her name, but when le asked still turther for a description of the property on which she wanted to pay the taxes she fairly gasped at the ignor of the fellow. “I don't know,"” she said you've got it, though, on your books here." The treasurer and his deputies take the situation quite good-nature but in the busy time of year, when there Is a rush of those eager to dodge penalti there s little time to devote to such amusement, and there is naturally a little irritation, Furniture, folding beds, Madison hotel. A. L. Payne of Council dealer In stock, had a lot with cholera and hopeless that he off He used Dr. Jeffries' and saved every one in 30 to 60 minutes it has been u in every instance tle, $1.00, We have in stock pets, ete., from 1113 Farnam street. Blufts, who is a of plgs affected considered the case so d to give them away, cure for hog cholera It arrests the diseas During the last winter extensively in this county, with success. Trial bot 1,000 hot-bed sash of our own make. Come and see us or wgite for prices. State quantity wanted. Council Bluffts Paint, Oil and Glass Co., Masonic tem- ple building, Council Bluffs Jarvis Wine Co., Council Bluffs. and warehouses, except one last week, when an attempt was made to burn an old house occupled by women of ill fame. Last night a brick building owned by B, Arle was damaged by an incendiary fire to the extent of $4,000. The building was occupied for livery and storage business and there was a liquor joint up stairs in one room. The fire was started in the hay on the second floor. Loss covered by insurance. N hors Fight with atal Results. DES MOINES, March 13.—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)—Yesterday, about twelve miles northeast of Newton, John Mier and Frank Swartz, farmers and neighbors, en- gaged In an uffray, during which Swartz struck Mier on the head wich a club, from the effects of which he died shortly afte wards. Swartz is in il at Newton. Pursuing the Pugilists. CRESTON, Ia., March 12.—(Speclal Tele- gram to The Bee Officers from Adams county, where the Ryan-McCoy prize fight oceur were in the city tonight consulting with Union county officials in regard to tak- ing action against pugilists for violating the state law. The principals have left the state, which will probably prevent action. There is but One. What do you call it? The Old cigarette. First in quality and Photograph in each package. Dominion popularity. of Oc S| Arrived— amers Maio 1 ulda, from New Movements At Gibraltar- York. At New York—Arrived—Spaardan Rotterdam; Kaiser.Wilhelm, from L At the Lizard for Baltimore. 2 At Liverpool—Afrived—Aurania, New York. At Hayre New York. from erpool —Pagsgd—Bohemia, Hamburg from Arriveéde-La Bourgogne, from ven0e DHOARBAO LA W ?sw,wmflu BOX." constitutes & family medi- ‘cine chest. Sick Head- W Zoss of Ap- petite, Wina and Fain in theSionmuch, . Giddiness, el ormeals, Dizrines, ‘cort “C Chitls, Ftishings of| e s e Tt Bt et lotches on the Skin, Disturbed Slecp, Faud all sercons aud trembiing e tions are relicoed by wsing these Pills Covered with a Tastelzss and Salublo Coating Ofall drae Price 23 aanta a box. Row York Dopit, 8.0 Canal Bt. M Man - Daveloped RENEWED GREAT LIFR Corner Pearl st. and S Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of ench weck, and see in operation the Finest Equinped and Best Managed Laundry Our specialties are Notice the Plant in the West. Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. work and get prices for family i Telephone 290. THE EVANS’ THE SAME ARTICLE IS BOUND TQ GET IT FOR YOU. LAUNDRY CO. MAGNETIC NERVINE. COUNCIL BLUZRS AMDYE WO All kinds ol Dyolng and Cio ming dono the highost ‘style stalned fubrics mudo cesnivouseof Op Tobacco and - Alco: hol; Mental Depres- * sion, Softening of ‘ain, causing Misery, Insanity and Deat! F awer in oliher i | < "BEFORE - Dirts of tua Barrences, Tmpotency, Lo Old Agé, Tn over-indulgence, ver-exartion Errors of Youth. Natural Vigor and’doubles tho joys of life: Lucorrhan aud Femulo Wenknoss, A month’s treat- by mafl, to any addrese, §1 witl overy 88 ordor wo Kive o itten ?unmn!cmmmn or refund tho money. al ‘uarauteo {ssued only by our ex- MACHAN, ak Organs their P 1ot ropristor, ment, in plain pac er box, 6 box.6 §5. ‘,gm‘"nrmlrfi wesicrneDopot. Telephone 22, MEN.. AGES may bo cured, all ‘sexunl disorders of Four out of flve who' suffer nef KUHN & CO, BATH OF BEAUTY nA.hy blemishes, pimples, red, rough hands, hflm; Dl privenicd Most effective skin NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, tand nursery soaps. 0 cure for pimples b Venitve of Tilarmimslon. ol glog of m porcs, Bold every’ U. 8. Dopository, Omaha, Nebraska CAPITAL SURPLUS 8400,000 Officers and Diractors lerate expense PERFECT MA ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo N. Y» fsm,AoEY MAws D w*“: N7, NJN-~U-' [=b k-t ‘E’/-v- £33 KM % NP PTRBED -r-s -v-“x v:-".-z.‘vw“-s D, Jmhsou & San 130 w n St. Chlcngo, K (v {)YEWORK$ nv.mc oF evekv DESCRIPTION Awh DRY CLEANING: () "CIRCULAR & PRICE LIST OMAMHA ISZIFARNA M COUNCIL BLUFFS: AVE. A X 26T s5T, THE IRONBANK. BIRNEY’'S Catarrh Powder arrh and Cold in the ol Lustantly by Cures Head Nolses & DEAFNESS. D et ntor Bold by arugiists, 60c. Sinecial Notices: COUNCILBLUFF J: & HESS HAVE land near this city? THE EXACT SIZE 4 THE MERCANTILE IS THE FAYJAITE For sule by all First Class Deale s. R, RICE PERFECTO! TEN CENT CIGAR. M inufactured by the MERCANTILE CIGAR CO,, Factosy No. 804, St. Louls, Mo. that the irritation produced by the particles of glass in their passage through the stomach and intestines will produce a fatal inflammation despite anything that the medi cal profession can do to prevent It. Last night he was not apparently suffering very much, but the doctors think his condition Dr. . & giver, CUPIDENE will 0 Hrosdway FCRIOTC (11 the Reneditve Orgaus Impotency iny possible if CUPIDENE in uned. Send for feee olr culnrs tud testimonials. DAVOL MEDICINE CO, 1.0, Box 2070, Sau Frau: clico, Cal While you are paying for laundry why not get the best? The Eagle laundry trial and invites comparison. Te FARM AND Pusey & ABSTRACTS city Thomis, LOANS. und Get prices from Shugart & Ouren, the lead tng seedsmen of Council Blufts, Masonic temple. The laundries use Domestic soap. AND property * bought Couneil Ilufts. solicits & ephone 167. ETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL ). B, McKeswon, $% Ouk WANTED, COM Housework. M land avenue, Jarvis Wine Co., Council Blufts, sole agents Jarvis 1877 brandy,