Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1894, Page 3

THE OMAMA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1804 OMA Q the company Smbx C”Y S LAST 3 CESS mile: Pocahontas (1 to 4) wop, Penniless @ | nark in this city this afternoon. One was THE HA DAILY BEE. NEWb FROM COUNC[L B“]FFS ing to prove m Bims: "Jonce Rhett Goode (¥ to 1) third. the quarter mile flying start, unpaced, olaes i ] vendor, found himself with a lot of medicine Ry o S-vear. | A the record for w wak 28 15 seconds. on hand and nothing with which to pay for od SR pe, putse W00, (or d-year- | N 5 TECOR of the monto_Wheelmen " 148 ahd Whwar seven furlan; Rilly S LE:"S COUNCIL BLUFFS. it. The company brought suit, but yester- "'1"'5'\' ® to 1) won, Tuscarora (3 to 1) sec- q'fi"«’ e e distaice, in 0:47 85 the }rmcn « = NO.12 rEARL 8TREET | Oity Officials Lok Over Proposed Changes in 4 }"' '“""~‘ 1""«"". 11(”"‘"' In T | Interstate Fair Races Drawitg Great | ond, Dr. Parke 45| to1) thisd,” Time: 1:8%. | Sartel e, uhphced, class B (andeds, ros . and he company had to take and dismiss ) 2. ice, purse o, for 2. £0M rd f 0:26 85, ch 8. Long of the — —_— Btreets on the Bottoms, the suit. The costs had to be paid by the | Orowds and Proving Fine Sport. Solta, six furlohgs: Galon d Qr 8 o, 1) wn ‘.mw ‘Wheelmen and Tony DeInar of (e Delivered by carrier to any part of the city. company, and o the latter gave the medi- | e 5 oqFice 080 B seco jirden City wheelmen wiped out by setting W. TILTON, Le cine to Fox in payment. Fox will take the Firth Theo: seliig, Porsk 8800, for Lyear- | he mark at 0:g { . W. N, Lesseo, medicine to sa ) - (@ | otds anc s, Sl HhIle ana's Sixtds (e o . ..'l"FO:‘FN:!”’_-;' e e s PR BENNISON BROS, second, Ell (8 to 1) third. Time: 1:30. S WL Koy AT s PRiitiedl Tous - e v Jim Not andon s Theatrical 0! Counell Think the Land Company Should etting Down Prices. Two Nebraska Horses Get FiratMoney in [ Winners at Harle tor the Purpose of Fighting. Give More Than an Even Trade for Floor ofl cloth at 23¢, 20¢, 30c and 35¢ Thelr Class:s—Robert nd Joe ,m,;‘”s‘l:‘}“L!I‘I“';m‘ o TecShne | PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.—Ttob I-‘l|z‘ilu\k» 3 North Twenty-Fourth Street— yard, about ore-halt what you will pay 1 Start M6 Thol 6 to 1) second, May McCarthy (15 to 1) [ Mons, Who fs to meet Corbett In New Yor 5 Mayre Real Eetate Agency, 839 Broadway. i ol e o | elsewhere R e third. Time: 1:431 S ’ tomorrow to arrange the terms of a match Congressman _WBenjamin Datterworth of One Proposition Accopted. -4 oil cloth rugs, 48c, worth &c. Match Today. Second race, five and a half furlongs: | for the champlonship of the world, left this .3 Ohio will speak at the opera house this -4 oil cloth rugs, 8¢, worth $1.25. Mainstay (4 to 1) won, Installator 3 to D | oty on the midnight train aveniog at 8 o'clock Bpecial carpet sale; it's & good time ndw Seqon0y ynua US to 1 hind, Time; 1:omk. | 0% 08 1S TIRIEE 1IN et, 10.—Corbett 4 The Women's Christlan assoclation cleared | A patrol wagon load of city aldermen accom- | to buy. BIOUX CIXY, Ool.iih=(fpecial (Beles | qigh o i h o Matees o0 G o) shosttt | was seeh tonight (n ing room at | between $375 and $100 by their recent enter- | ponioq by Mayor Cleaver, Clerk Zurmuehlen, 1,000 curtain shades, all made up on best | gram.)—There was a splendid entertainment Anna Mayes (5 to 1) third. Time: 1:50. " | the Court Square the and when asked K\IOWI GE ' tainment, the “Jahr Markt ) Btnyre " spring fixture, 19 each and big crowd at the interstate fair races Fourth race, mile and a s{xteenth: Cicely | about his r ng with Fitzsimmons {n New A i dispatobery’ | S8 memneen Btuyie ahd & Bewapavee min, | Vel s L0 L0R Silks ; veather were | (even) won, Gascon (5 to 1) second, Despot | Ycrk tomorrow, replied: *You can say that oo ot b Teack Tatang Wil be moved soon | 100K @ great jaunt yesterday morning. The Last Monday was the blggest day at our P A dest ot for The recethe. | o1y (hiRe: vemes L o Depat | e Regarding the date of the Brings comfort and impmvomant:fl r grvfx: Hth lfiuy to Des Moines aldermen were acting in the capacity of com- | dress goods counter since we've been in this i ”"“: 1 o the Oay.” THEAEHAIEL Wers it race, mil ind, seventy yards: Tn- | fight, I'can gnly say what I have alr 495 | tends to personal enjoyment when L, St 3 " e | ity ® v ction of the ¢ @ results we husiast (even) won, My Luck (8 to 1) sec- | salc e re o fight Mr sim- s e . Tom O'Brien was arrosted last night for | mittee of the whole to investigate and re- | city; good goods and low prices Is what | *iFaction of s purse 0 ond, Monrovia (7 to 2) third, Time: 1546 mons any time after July 1. To any date | rightly used. The mfm’i'“hu live bet- Stealing somo ducks from Neunds' meat | port on several matters that have recently | didit © T 5100 value, | Rovble P, b5, By Caffrey (34 pyte).. 1 Sixin race, mile and seventy varia: Doci. | bofore “that "I carthor gred. My “Hme i | ter than others and onoy fife more, with ol 80 o eet. come o ¢ counc 'he esti- 24-inch black eal hadame, 00 value, | Stronita g % IR stader (7 to 5) won, Folly (10 to 1) second, | booked solld to the middle of May, anc ¢ Ao 17 I 0n Both Main street T | e D ESe Clly OounOiL s TR IVERHS § 4 ko gy, Kentucky Union 3 Elmer (2 to 1) third, Time: 1:46i cannot afford 1o (hrow away such business | less expenditure, by moro promptly [/ s cage ot Kingaton against the Notlondl | gatlorns led them into the extreme north | “'sg.indh "biack satin du ches, reguiar $1.25 [ AR " s IR as you see here tonight, o that I will make | adapting the world’s best products to ) Mutual Fire Insurance comp H‘y -l‘f,“‘;:":"‘k“} part of town, then north of town, and finally | tomorrow $9¢ yard. ime: 2:15ig, 2:i8, ¥ by : b » “" ‘r g no date until after my season closes,” the needs of physical being, will attest e R R L out Into the country given over to the growth | Visit our cloak department. ophmpacing, purse ¥ PO Al o R # T the value to health of the pure liquid district court eal- | of sandbars and willows, where circumstances | _We believe up to date we have sold more | Ophelfa, e ¢ 1 1 1 Danton_won, Jim Boyd second, | RO RTRES: ORE e s Sard .. | laxative principles embraced in the George Davis, who is charged with ste fir capes than all other housese in this city | y 2O oo 3| third, Time: “§ 081> NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—The hoard of gov- iy, Sy f Fig Ing n set of parlor furuiture from lda Ells- | changed the character of the expedition into | fOF capes REBAY ceriiive: i i Second ihFoe-quarters of a mile: | emors of the New York Athletic club nas | remedy, Syrup of Tigs, o worth, will havo a trial today at & o'clock | a searching party hunting for a road home, 00 astrakhan fur capes, best quality, | Russel T . (henoa won, Sam V' second, Doyle third. | approved the suggestion that international | Its exccllence is due to its presenting 1 in Justice Vien's court, The original objects were to look over the inch long, $16.00 eac Roy Adrain . « Sobers Time: 1:2 | games be arranged with teams from Oxford, in the form most acceptable and pleas g ! d e i ] . J v'l Senator W. V. Allen of Nebraska 1 booked | ground on South Thirteenth street where $20.00 astrakhan fur capes, §12.00. i\hvlk Gray ... o ? enths of n m Lk G gland, on the one side, and the N, Y. A ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly } “for a specch at the opera house on Tuesday | /) "\ westorn Raiiroad company had Don’t buy cloaks or furs until you see ours; "I"mi Siaia EE Y et AL the Schuy ikill navy of Philadelphia l;nnl beneficial propertics of a perfeet lax: i ; er 23, unde o auspices of ’ b . ° gl ce to e yOu mo Jome bR R TR R g ” he Boston Athletie association on the other, | O A el ol B » B e Ceats s poraiiiey, the ausploes of | Liked parmission to lay tracks across that [ go, Feritee (9 Save vou money. Come In | 36" pace, purse 600 irth race, Ixteenths of a mile: | K18 Q8O Ao vkl Navy an EBoston as ative; effectually cieansing the system | the democrats and populists. and see u Open every evening. Benefactor, jr., s h, by Benefac Moss Portland w Rialto second, Cerberus 3 s &8 : N ol d f f The Danebo soclety will give an entertain- | Strect and First avenue for the accommoda- BENNISON RBROS., OTROMRE TOPAKL oy ot thitd, . Tiine. 0 g | soclation’ refuse to co-operate with the .Y m‘lwllmg colds, headaches and at | ment next Saturday evening in its new hall, | tion of Gelse & Son, who are arranging to Council Blufts. | The Parson naoh woor phine sixteenths of @ mile: | 9o gind authority that the N, Y. A C.wii | and permanently curing constipation Y d 1 Wilkesetta ensor w m 8 second, Tramp third % tens = Y 3 s given satisfaction to millions and the one just vacated by the Knights of | build a large cold storage plant; to investi ’ 5 | send a team over to England next year to t ha n sat! i Pythins, ' Th hall has been repaircd for | gaio. che bropontiion of gne Cion Land acd | 7, [anted—i0 horsee. ilog seat ot ' Bounes | Jobn Wilkes me; 0 Tect (he Bogiin enampi e 3 met with the approval of the medical | B them. Improvement compacy to open out North | Bluffs, J, W. Carothers, 112 Fourth street. | wunam: ‘2t B, 221, 31 T et RIU L VT profession, because it acts on the Kid- f Two hundred and thirty ladies are en- | Twentieth street from the levee to the river o Bioyocle races for the day were: Wi ‘/\-Ml l‘,f‘\‘;_ |'-"‘n3w‘|r- ;1"‘"v.\|‘lll|>r[\|llnv‘1 \..,"" k l'g-lh---‘ml !_l:" l& S neye, wiver and Bowels without weak- )/ rolled as delegates to the miksionary conven- | If the city would vacate North Twenty- Wheeling's Gus Experienc ) Two mile handicap, eighicen starters: | the’ public in The setond: ace: bever iarog HASTIN Neb., Oct ALy Tele- | ening them and it is perfectly free from (s tion, which opens this evening at 7:30 at | fourth street; and to report upon the proposi- COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct, 10.—To the Edi- | Hughson won, Bowser s cond, Morrow b | headed, Gray Baflie won the thinl in 5 | 8fam)—The first game of a series of three evoby objeationABIa SubRAYSE) ) JRES Erondway Methiodist Episcopal church, | tlon of tho county to grant a publo high- | o prior o 1891 nine clties fn | HU L LT Lo, 198 o T gallop, Lingard and Baycount made the race | between the Ha 1l gs ama eurs and the Lin- | @ jectionab) 1d : Al are invited (0 attend and hear the annual | way through city property in the vieinity | °F il " " e e oerond Jobrncy | of the day-n the tousth, . They ¥4a 48 & | coln peotess was played here this Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug- 4 o presit s Libble Pearson, | of the pest house. The Thirteenth street | this country had entered upon the municipal | erickson won Ladith Ll Ak team from the flag yard line, when Lingard | afternoon. istsin 60c and 81 bottles, but it is man- address of the president, Miss Libbie Pears P ; _ ) ¢ | third, Enright fourth. Time not take ) L Ues, but if | Albert Lauridson, charged with breaking | Proposition was quickly approved of, and the | ownership of gas. ~The statutes of this | third, Encicht fousth U ok taken. o Duahed SR pand, son by a neck. Northwetl. | astings 00010001 1-3] Trctured by the Culifornia Fig Syrap i into J. J. Simpeon’s house, walved examina- | council went at the other two with a good | state, recognizing that the supply of lght | Ashley (scratch) won, I yman o He rri) .'l““‘,‘ll“‘“ & _“‘_' ‘_(‘:lh"‘ l)\mlll:‘ Lincoln 1 420 “-1. .&( 00 *-n Co. only, whose name is printed on every b tion and was bound over to the grand jury | deal of vigor, stimulated by a brisk north | and heat is a proper exercise of municipal Huseboe third, Frederickson fourth. it moon passed the fleld and showed the [ g Datterice: Rohrer and Ward: Tary wcknge, also the name, Syrup of Figs, p by Justice Vien yesterday to answer the [ Wind. e g duty, have in express terms authorized all [ “'Tj e minute nl arters way from the quarter o the wire, winning | § Htlok outs By 2:by Harnes, 12 nd being well informed, you will nob { 14 ¥ bhirg) He failed to furnish a | Thn trip over the boom district was made 4 { frters: o anaht | casily. Resul 2 ] AR inform i 3 arge of burglary. a it i S NUTVeyDS NAgs i cities ard towns desiring to do so to em- | won, Huseboe se « third, Time I eh foik Farlanest Dhla DG Two base hits: Ebright, Sullive oo ent any subatitute If offereds \ _ bond of 8500, and was sent to the county | Withvut incldent. —The surveyor's flags and " pould ol 231 s riongs: Dixle D (¢ to 1) | hits: Ibright, dros. Home run Jall for safe keeping Al mera A o e et LAt | b e bt Ok (ant by ek 15 | - Hive mile handitaps Hayman:won; ony L4manade @ 10 1) second, Ollie ¢ 1o 8) | Py Ginpire: Bvans — o g vicinity were noted with a good deal of in- | course be wise ha oubte erickson second, Ashley third, Tim . Tim Bl S i §4¢ Butmpment. No. 8, Unfon Veteran legion, | [CCEY Wie moted with & good deal of In- | S00FRS, e Heet OO wmerchiy o ioatas | eric second, Ashley th Second race, five and_one-half furlongs: erest. e c s ormally g! L Tomorrow the great five-h mateh meets in regular scssion this evening in their iy & " . upon the general subject, “The Regeneration hall on Upper Broad full attendance |s desired, portant business to transact Auxiliary to the Unlon Veteran meet at the same time and place. Henry Henderson, a colored man, punched the eye out of a man in Omaha seven months 8go and has succeeded in keeping out of the clutohes of the authorities ever since. Yes- terday he was arrested by the Council Blufts officers, and will be taken to Omaha as a fugitive from justice. He s better known in Omaha by tho name of “Plunk” Hender- son. The directors of the Young Men's Christian association held a meeting Tuesday night to talk over plans for the future. Some of at 8 as there Is o'clock. A m- Ladies legion will The them were considerably encouraged by the outeome of the Sunday night meeting at the Presbyterian church, when enough money was pledged to set the ation square with the world, but others are inclined to be pessimistic. The jury in the case of Aultman, Miller & Co. agalnst Reichart Bros. brought in a verdict yesterday morning in favor of the defendants. ‘The plaintiffs brought suit on aceount of a note which had been turned in by Reichart Bros., acting as their agent: When it came to collecting the note it was found that the signers had ‘‘gone broke,” so Aultman, Miller & Co. tried to hoid their agents good, with the result above stated. Prof. George D. Herron, D.D, of Iowa college, will give a course of thrée lectures " of Society,” at the Christian tabernacle, October 19, 20 and 22. For the past two years Dr. Herron has attracted a great deal of attention. His address at the Nebraska State university last spring, to which Goy- ernor Crounse replied, created a profound sensation. This fa the fltst opportunity Couneil Bluffa has had to hear the professor stato his views of the social problem. We are sole city agents for several of the oldest and strongest fire insurance companies + in the world. We also negotiate farm loans &t the lowest possible rates. Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl street. vores HEER, The King of All Temperance Beveragor, n Perfect Substitute for Lager Beor. Can be sold without license, either govern- ment or state; dealers guaranteed by in- demnifying bonds. Endorsed by leading phy- sicians, judges and ministers. Wheeler & Hereld, Council Blufts, Ia., are the sole man- Ufacturers in the United States. Thousands of testimonlals. Write for prices and fin- formation. Crofton, Neb., Sept. 20.—Wheeler & Her- eld, Council Bluffs: Please send me by frelght eight cases Copps Cheer to Yankton, 8. D. The goods give very good satisfaction I would like to have exclusive sale, J J. Carmichael, general store. I cheerfully recommend Copps Cheer. It 18 a refreshing tonic beverage. It supports the nervous system and assists digestion, It 8 not a stimulant. P. J. Montgomery, M. ., Council Bluffs, Ia. * PERSONAL MENTION: Sheriff Hazen spent yesterday in Walnut on officfal business. M. V. Richards of Baltimore, Md., is the guest of C. R. Hannan, Mrs. Wells of Boone is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Warner. Mrs. A. M. Elliott is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Hathaway, at Onawa. H. J. Chambers has returned from Avoca Where he has been attending court, Mrs, John Meyer of Winthrop is in the clty, the guest of her sister, Mrs. A, 1. Flickioger. Dr, A. H. Carter has returned from a visit » Of several months to Scotland, England and the continent, John Reimers of Grand Island, vice pres- ident of the Council Bluffs Insurance com- pany, is in the city on business, Misa Lizzio Gortner, who has been visiting friends in the city for some time past, loft yesterday for her home, in Goshen, Ind. Dr. H. 8. West, Leonard Everett, Julius Zimmerli, Augustus Bereshelm and W. D. Hardin have gone west for a hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lipe and daughter, Miss Zula, left Tuesday evening for Sterling, DL, to attend the funeral of Mrs, Lipe's Bister, who dled in Chicago. Miss Clara McDermott went to Stansbery, Ind, to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Rose McDermott, to J. J. O'Rourke, which tock place yesterday. Among the lowans who registered at the Grand yesterday were John Cary of Atlantie, James Doughty of Sloux City, T. W. Bar- bydt of Burlington and I. F. Small of Des Moines. A. F. Hendricks, who learned the printing trade In The Bee office, and has been run- Ding & newspaper in Graham, Va., for sev- eral years past, has declded to close out his business and come back west. He will ar- rive about November 1. ‘W. 8. Dimmock, general superintendent of the motor lines, left last night, accompanied by his wife, for Atlanta, Ga., to attend the rallway general managers' convention. The membership of this convention includes the ohlef rallway and street car line general managers in the country, who meet every year and exchange ideas and examine all the latest inventions, particularly pertaining to electric traffic. Mr. Dimmock will be ab- sent about two weeks, and will visit before bis return St. Louis, Kansas City, Indian- #polls, Louisville, Cincinnati and Chicago. J. C. Hoftmayr s Fancy Patent, Hungarlan Process Flour, gnd- by the oldest milling firm in the wes| akes lightest, whitest, sweetest bread, our grocer for it. Trade mark: coster." A full line of the latest and handsomest | Qesigns n carpets, lineoleum, ollcloth, ete., | Just received. Prices always the lowest at C. B. Carpet Co., 407 Broadway. Peaslea's celebrated ale and porter now on draught at Grand hotel bar. Eagle laundry, 124 Broadway, for good work. Tel. 157, Havana Freckles clgar,Davis, wholesale agt. | Domestio soap breaks hard water, the land company’s proposition, the majority of them seeming to favor it, provided the company would grant the city right of way for a street or boulevard along the river front from Twentieth street to Twenty-sixtr street. Twenty-fourth street is considerably higher north of the levee than the proposed line of Twentieth street, and the latter is also a block or more shorter, and the aldermen felt that the company would be getting con- siderable advantage of the city, provided an even exchange was made, The general senti- ment seemed to indicate a favorable report, After this part of the work was finished the council started to look up the road problem. The first question to settle was whether to return to town and take the usual road or go on along the river bank. The mayor put the question and a majority voted to follow the river. Two hours’ drive put several miles between the party and their dinners, and located them on a blind road begirt with tall willows and big sand dunes. A lone fisherwoman, who had caught a wagon load of drift wood, was met in the willows and interrogated anxiously. She didn’t know sure, but thought the road led somewhere, but felt certain it the mayor and his party went through a dozen barb wire fences and then turned this way and that way, directions which she indicated with vigorous motions of a fat arm in the air, they might find the old lime kiln road and &et back to town for supper. Half a mile further a shanty was found in the brush, with a crop of vigorous children and a big liver-colored dog in the foreground. The mayor appointed Etnyre as a committee of one to get information, and also to kill the dog if necessary. The children were dumb and the woman of the house had never heard of Council Blufts or the English language, but there was no trouble in understandiog the dog. Etnyre stepped over a five-foot barbed wire fence with case when he came back to make his rcport, while the dog stopped at the fence to see what was hidden in the large piece of wearing apparel that Etnyre had given him as a compromise. An hour later the hopes of the party were materially raised by the sound of a railroad Wwhistle, and the expedition boldly headed through the willows and sand in the direction the sound came from. By all walking and occasionally lifting the wagon and horses over ditches the road was found, and an hour later the party got on top of a hill, Wwhere the way home lay plainly before the eye. The dinner hour had long passed when the patrol wagon pulled up in front of the city building. Now We liave Got It. This time it s a fresh meat department under the management of an expert meat cutter and one who understands cutting fresh meats, so that when it is ready to serve it Is fit for a king. And the quality is away up, and the price is way, way down Just think of it, four pounds of chuch steak for 25 cents. Choice round steak, three pounds for 25 cents; sirloin, from 10 to 11 cents; porterhouse, 10 to 12 cents; bolling beef, 3 to 4 cents; pot roast, b to 6 cents; pork roasts, 10 cents; pork chops, 124 cent pork sausage, 10 cents; mutton stew 3 cent mutton chops, 8 cents; leg of mutton, 10 cents. We are still headquarters on all dry salted and smoked meats. Now yon can see what cash will save you at your breakfast, dinner and supper table. Remember, we are the only exclusive cash house in the city and can save you 25 per cent on all household necessities. Remember, the big red store, cor, éth and Boardway, where a child can buy as cheap as a man. C. 0. D. Brown, dealer in everythi Not How CI P bur w Good, and so Nice for the Price. That Is what every one says when they are told the price of the new style shoes DUNCAN 1is receiving every day from the largest and best factories in the east. The new style children's shoes and slippers are designed from fairy children's dreams. The ladies’ shoes are in lace and button with pointed and narrow Square toes, and of the finest and best quality, The men's shoes are of the latest styles of narrow and square toes, the best makes, and range in price from $1 to §$5. Also the latest razor toes for boys and misses, lace and button, heel and spring heel. Go to DUNCAN'S for the latest styles, 28 Main and 27 Pearl streets. The recent autumn display of millinery of Miss Ragsdale attracted a great deal of attention. Ladles can now have an oppor- tunity to get bargains in the season's noy- elties, A ¥ig Crowd Coming To testity to the merits of the Garland stoves and ranges. They will be along to join the great throng already using them. P. C. DeVol sells the Garland. Hog cholera preventive and cure by Dr. Jefferis, Council Bluffs, will stop the disease in one hour. Trial bot(le, $1.00. May Open the Eiseman Block. The Eiseman building, which has been standing almost empty for the past four years on account of the general business de- pression, will probably be opened in the near future, it plans now being laid are carried out. It is the property of eastern parties, who are representcd by Mr. Finley Burke in this city. Mr, Burke has been se'n by no 8 than five parties in the last two weeks, each of whom waut to buy or rent the bullding. Two want to buy, and three will rent if they have a chance. If satisfactory arrangements can be made it is probable that either a dry goods or a clothing store will be started there on a large scals, The Eiseman building is one of the most valuable in the city, being well located and admirably adapted for almost any purpose, Mr. J. Perry's old friends and customers will now find him at Morris Bros.’ shoe store, 609 Broadway. Boots and shoes made 1o order; perfect fit guaranteed; repair work of all kinds neatly done. Selected hard wood for heating stoves. H. A, COX, 37 Main street. Tel. 48, for rent and for sale 4t Fox Medicine. The trial of the United States Mcdicine company against Fremont West took place In Fox's justice court yesterday. West obtained about §16 worth of medicine frum quality of gas can be secured at a less price than is now paid? It will, therefore, be of interest as well as profit to examine the ad- ministration of this matter by the cities that have tried it. Wheeling, W. Va., city of some 35,000—not far from the of this. It is located at the base of a moun- tain, and the rocky foundation makes the lay- ing of mains very costly in comparison with the execution of such work here In 1870 the price of gas there was $3.50, and of poor quality. Needless to say, it was furnished by a private corporation. Disgusted with the service, the city voted $100,000 bonds for the purchase of the works. The regulations were inefficient and in 1879 the superintendent and secretary embezzled a [U30U0D 0 §Y00q 91} PAUING DU JUNOWE dFan| thelr fraud. Despite this great loss and the poor management that controlled up to 1879, the price was reduced from $3.50 to $2.80, then to $2, then to $1.80, again to $1.60, still further to $1.25, then to $1, then to 75 eents, and since 1 there has been a still further reduction in the price. The gas works have been Improved, the mains | and the service extended, until their value | upon the market exceeds half a million dol- lars. At the prices furnished the gas has not only pald the interest upon the invest- ment, but has paid for the works themselves, and besides has of late years been a source of reverue to the amount of thousands of dollars per annum to the city treasury, It is perfectiy clear that municipal management of gas in Wheeling, though by no means an ideal one, has been far superior to that city's experience with private management. OBSERVER, Boston Store, Get our prices on underwear before buying We can save you money. Ladles’ ribbed un- derwear goods, vaiued at 33¢c, we offer at 19¢ each. Ladies’ vests and pants 25c, worth 40c. Ladies’ all wool knit underwear worth $1.00, our price 75c. Gent's Merino underwear worth 50c, our prica 39¢ each. Our leader is a regular $1.00 garment; we have them in all sizes at 6 21%c each, $1.25 a suit Children’s stockinette caps, a new assort- ment at 45c each, FOW 3R, DICK & WALKER, Council Bluffs, Ta, Dry pine kirdling for sale. cobs. 48. Cheaper tlan H. A. Cox, 37 Main street. Telephone Premier egg cups at Lund Bros. Elected New Officers. The Pottawattamie County Mutual Insur- ance company met yesterday in the south room of the court house. During the last | ar 460 policles were issued, amounting to | | | 49,6 The total amount of risks car- ried is $2,432,000. The losses pald during the year were $2,821.98. The following officers were chosen: dent, R. Campbell, Keg Creek township; vice | president, O. L. Barritt, Haz'l Dell township; secretary, B. H. Ohlendorf, Council Bluffs: treasurer, William Arnd, Council Bluffs, Presi- Tho board of directors were D. F. Dry- den, R, T. Ward, John Hartje, J. A, Farring- ton, William Rock and George Boulter, The Royal Hardman piano, over 45,000 in use. Sweetest tone, finest action, best work- manship, over 700 used In the best families in Council Bluffs and Omaha, Sold at Muel- ler's, 103 Main street. Washerwomen use Domestic scap. People's Party Primaries, People's party primaries for the election of delegates to the township convention of Kane township, P. Donaldson, clerk, which was to have been held Saturday evening at 8§ o'clock, will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the followinz places: First ward, Wheeler & Herold; Second ward, Lib- erty hall; Third ward, 1 to 8 Main street; Fourth ward, A. J. Cook's office, in Grand hotel annex; Fifth ward People’s party club room; Sixth ward, People's party club room. C. L. GILLETTE, Township Chairman, Lost, plain gold police star, letter “S" in center, the word “Chief” above “S" and “Polic below. Finder please return to Chief Scanlan. Bouricius’ music house has few expenses; high grade plancs are sold reasonably, 116 Stutsman street. Stole 8490, Andy Rowland's saloon, at the corner of Tenth avenue and Maln street, was entered by a sneak thief last evening sometime be- fore 9 o'clock, and a box containing $490 in cash was stolen from the safe. The owner discovered the fact that the box was miss- | ing, but in the badly rattled state of his mind when he reported the case to the offi- cers, he was unable to throw any light on the question of who took it. The police are searching for a clew New sterling silver novelties, very beauti- ful and stylish, at Wollman's, 408 Broadway. Duncan's shoes are always the best and cheapest, | Marriage License: The following marriage licenses wers is- sued yesterday by the county clerk Name and Address. Age. Steven A. D. Braden, Pottawattamie Co.. % Lyda Kirkhart, Pottawattamie county. ... 37 Peter Baldauf, Pottawattamie county..... % | Mary Bohning, Pottawattamie county.. ., The laundries uee Domestic scap. | Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap | R News for the Army. WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—(Special Tele- gram )—Captain TLowas L. Casey, jr., Corps | of Engineers, New York City, will turn over | his duties to Lieutenant Colonel George L. | Gillespie and will relieve Captain Bdward | Burr, Corps of Engineers, at Norfolk, Va. Captain Burr will assist the engir om- missioner of the District of Columbia Upon his own application Private Chri: topher Melntyre, company B, Becond In- fantry, Fort Omaha, I8 placed upon the ye- tired ‘lst. Captain James D. Glennan, assistant sur- geon, having arrived at Fort Niagara, N Y., with troops from Fort Sill, OkL, will ry Aun to Fort Bill, between Robert Joe Pate 2:0414, for a spec of §,000, will ta i today was 10,000, | trains 1 sections tonight, | and_tomorrow the railroad companies making preparations to bring in thous of people, who are waiting for the big r Online, by Shadeland Onward, owned by Ed Gould, Friday (o beat his pacing record of 4 the world's 4-year-old record. Wind Saved the Records. LEXINGTON, Oct. 10.—Another big crowd attended the trots here today. There were three specials, Alix and John R. Gentry to beat their records of 2:08%, and Hal Dillard to beat his record of 2:07%, Owing to high wind, both Alix and John R. Gentry failed, and Dillard did not start. Alix tried twice. Results 2:18 class, pacing, unfinished from yester- day: Pattfe D, who had two heats, won, X nd, Ellen C third, Time: 2:14 frotting, purse $00: Black in straight heats, Calmet, K 1. Kentuck: wood algo start Kes, value, $12,000, 2:20 class and Free airl, Keynote Dance and M Blue G trotting: Ballcona won third, fourth and fifth heat race. Time: 3:14%, 2:151 2:15%. Mambrino Queen won first and s ond heats. Time: 2:134, 2144, Gabrillo, Mary Best and Celierima also started, Con- Diamond Joe and Dorfmark were dis- tanced. The nor, shiand stake, $1.000 mile dash: Tommy Britt second, Dick Russel third, A ra fifth, Time: 2:343 To beat 2:03%: AlX, first tria), 2:08%; nd trial,” 2:10. John R, Oentry (pace for yearlings won, Faustello aggle C fourth, Exciting Races at Des Moin, MOINES, Oct. 10 —(Spec'a s was but a small_atte pital City Driving Park association’s fall meeting. The races were: exciting and fast time was made. -Only one race was finished, 15 trot being stopped by darkness after gone. Supinirfes . $400:" 1 gram.) dance at the Misdeal, Lodin LOWMORE 1. oaafiriaranssn Insign, Hy Hosign. .. Hambletosl.n by Sar. ny California Sardis k Duke, b Grover (¢ Flossie Bezant, Time L 115 cla nett. Bezant 5300 (Unfin s, trotting, May Douglass, by Fred Dy 155 Nina Medium, by Riley Medium. i Wright, by Silas Wrigl i sselmont, by Lord Russell.... 3 Josie B, by R Keno F, by Little Moak. .. Trombone Re: Mercurius, Telephone, by Emy Time: 2:17%, 2:17%, * Dead heat RESULTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS, Good Handicaps at Morrls Park Prove Things for ths Tetters. Cet. 0. The weather cleared ring many gpectators to Morris hi ate Park today. In the Hunte was a heavy plunge on N Lightfcot was the second chol ndicap there hma to win e, with Belde- mere next. Nahma ran like a dog, and was absolutely nowhere, while Beldemere, with Taral up, won handily. In the last few zot the se The Cou ndicap was a good betting race, with Dorfan as favorite and Banquet second choice. Dorlan won easily encugh, but Banquet was unable to get out of his own way, and finished far back in the field. John Cooper and Roche had a hard struggle for the place, and the former got it by a small margin. Results: . First race, five furlongs: St. Onenell (3 to 5) won, Applause (4 to 1) second, Lady Viglet (3 to 1) third. 0:58% . 4. Second race, six furlongs: Urania (2% to , Bombazette (11 ) 5) second, Donegal Time: 11 o, Hunter's Tandicap, mile and a quar! B ldemer: (4 to 1) woi, Baroness (2 to 1) second, Lightfoot (9 to 6 third Time 25 Fourth race, Country club handicap, mile and an eighth: Dorlan (7 to 1) won, John Cooper (15 to 1) second, Roche (10 to 1) third Time: Fifth race, one mil ro (8 to 1) won, Bassetlaw (4 to 1) second, Leonawell (2 to 1) _third, Time: 1:43%, Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Derilict (2 to 1) won, Utica (7 to 5) second, May Day, filly, (18 to f) third, Time: 1:13, Outcome at Oakley. CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.—Results at Oakle First race, six' furlongs: Dolly Dimple (4 to 1) won, Shawnee (2 to 1) second, Volley Fuse (12 to 1) third. Time: 1:17. Second race, purse $400, for 3 r-clds, one LOST FAITH. Victims of Piles Often Lose Con- fldence in the Merit of Medi- cine and Become . Hopelessly Incurable. Why I8 It? Simply beeavst they have re- peatedly hit upon the wrong, remedy. After trying about half a Hozen worthless lotions and salves they )dsé' heart, give up and often refuse to try ‘anything else. This is pocr polley where futwtae, happiness and welfare are at stake. Rigease is persistent and he who battles with it jyust also possess a good stock of pluck. PMes can be cured and without the surgeon's knife. The dis- ease will not succumb to the thousand and one so-called remedies which every druggist recommends. Most of all such remedies are merely the experiments of inexperlenced drug clerks or unscrupulous doctors who have utterly failed in the practice of medicine and turn to such humbuggery as @ last resort, The Pyramid Pile Cure is a scientific remedy for all forms of piles. It cures to a cer. tainty because It was formulated by skilled scientists who are dally curing those aggra- vated cases of piles and kindred disorders which defy even the highest surgical skill, 1t is manufactured by thé Pyramid Drug Co. at Albion, Mich., and may be found in any fir#k class drug store where honest remedies are kept and recommended. No one need fear o use this remedy. It is sound, safe and sure. If your druggist shouldn't have it write to the manufacturers or ask him to write them. The remedy recommends itself when once introduced, Belle Stout (4 to 1) won, Bob Francis & to 1) n Prewitt (4 to 1) third. 1:11 Mime: four and one-half furlon to 1) won, Mountain 1 ing Craft'@ to 1) third jurth race, five and one-half furlongs Zingara (5 to 2) won, Baycourt (2 to 1) ong, Southe 8 (0 1) third. Firt j furlongs (3 to 5) won, Richard ' Brooks @ to 1) third N (10 10 1) s Time: 1 ond, Bud <11 Coursing. The second and v for the Ameri- stern Coursing | Second and Third H. HURON, 8. ., Oct. 10, third courses were run tods can Coursing Derby. The company's Rutterflies defeated Glenwood; Melrose and Durbi feated the Eastern Coursi Coyne's s Gilkirk d Kota; P. Whiting's Glenyon Allen’s Maid_of Honor; . H. Thomas "B. Reed defeated the Coursing company's Daks In run Butterflies defented Kirk's Maid of Hor feated Thomas American Field Cup stakes the Bastern Coursing mpany’s So defeated Jesse n: Andre ne defonted WLiting's In oc 1 e; A. £, Slocum's Rendcm s defeated the astern Coursing. come pany's Miss Dillard 111, Steinitz Wil NEW YORK, ¢ to Lasker ot Ie Pat O, t. 10.—V einitz replied s letter today and reclaimed the champlonship of the world, Inasmuch as Lasker has no right to hold a title if he is unwilling to defend it within a able time. Steinitz_claims that one and four’ months s too long an interval. - At the local ub the members think that Steinitz was justified in h Californin Makes Two W SACRAMENTO, Cal., Oct. 10, bleyele re of Pennsyl Crescents of halves by msy Tefeats th PHILADELPHIA wnia fc 1 score Cresconts. Oct. 10.—The University t ball team defeated the trooklyn In twenty minute of 22 to 0. Princoton Pulverizes Rutger, PRINCETON, restored eleven duat 0. ton underg Rutger’ Postponement at I're NC PROVID! N. J., Oct. 10.—The Prince- the confidence of the oring 48 points against by s vide 10, ce. The races . R. I, Ocl at Narragansett Park were postponed today on account of the rain. Willinms Se IW HAVEN to shut out Williams toda; i Williams, 4. N Yale, res Against Yate, Oct, 10.—Yale was unable , the score being, Lol LU DL o o S Cures Rising Breast MOTHERS' FRIEND" wagused it accomplished much suffering. rising of the Breast known, and worth the price for that wlone. 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RICKMAN, Cashler, First National Bank of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa. Capital, $100,000 Profits, - 12,000 One of the oldest banks In the state of Iows. We solicit your business and coliections. We pay & per cent on time deposits. We will be Pleased 1o see and serve you. IS e ttorneys-at-lnw Pra . ==Special Noticess Council Bluffsw= FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT; CENTRALLY located; private family, ~Addréss H 15, Bes Council_Blufts, CHIMNEYS CLEANI Ed Burke, at W. 8 LIST YOUR V elds, Nich ; VAULTS CLEANED, Homer's, 63 Broadway. ANT LOTS WITH GREENe son & Co., &0 Broadway. WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work. Apply at once, 119 B. sth BRIGH WANTED, A BMART, Y FOR office work. Address, with reference, R B Bee office. WANTED, THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Tooms, centrally local ing; references. for lght housekee 810, Bee office, Couneil Hluffa, WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, VACANT lots in Bayliss & Paln add, central subs division, Highland Place; Mayne's lst Mulln's subdiy., and_Po & Cobl must be cheap. . J. Emig, No. ¢ Pearl streets FOR SALE OR TRADE, 20 ACRES OF LAND K_county, Nebraska: 600 wrces timbes Michigan; will trade either for eral merchandise, and in 0.00 ar 31,0000 house and lot In Colfaxy §1,600.00; will trade for stock of gens merchandise and put in $00.00 cash: idence property in Councll Hlufts, 26,000.00; will trade for general stock am 000.00' cash. Al correspondence 10 jential, Address lock box #, Council rese