Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 15, 1894, Page 3

THE OMAFA DATILY BEE: MOXDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1804 e g e e ot SN DUN MOMEAY, OUTORKB 15, 1804 w THE OMAHA DALY BEE. across the state, while there is a little more enough. There s much the same system of |magnet. If the steel magnet Is really strong uncertainty as to the outcome of the prosec \ relays in long distance telegraphy. A mes-|it need not touch the nail at all, but will omotor Ataxia, - - tion of the Puryear brothers. In the resi- sage, let us say, from New York to San|sustain it though a bit of stMf cardboard y ences above mentioned cash to the amoun: Francisco, goes first as far as Buffalo; at |separate the two. Induction of much the OOUNCIL BLUFFS, 0 $400 ‘wen tolen: "Bird will probably Teach | that city the New Yofk aurrent, very weak | same character. causes & wire pulsing with P Cepsy : OFFICE - . NO.11 PBARL STREET | That Salary Grab at Manawa the Subject of here early this_week. il Marvelous Results Wronght by the Devel- after lm ](;vlrv\s- r'Y ‘lli) miles, nl.u;vwl nflln v“lla-«;n(:y(;‘u 'Mlvm a second Ian;l x;rlglhhurlm( iy it N “heap, . and & second and powerful current originating in | Wire, so that across several feet of space AND ALL ; Some Comment, bl dly oot S el opment of Electrical Power, Buftalo, Whidh, in \ts turn, takes the dis- | telegrame are transmitted to trains on- the DISEASES Delivered by carrier to any part of the city, WRAL 10 WhaL Evary MK badil WiEA (NoY b patch to Chicago. There a third current en- [ Lehigh Valley railroad from stations beside OF THE " H. W, TILTON, Lesso. ol ete T o T e o s A8 in i the k. and 2o on uat, 4t (|t L With blghiguid lntsicy of SPINAL CORD - NG, y - end of a succession of transfers, the words . Mr. i cece has succeede k (FELEPHONES-Dusiness ofice, No. @ nleht COLONEL REED DEFENDS THE OFFICERS f:t:;:{\:indlxhpv'n;re‘ll'clilzlfil!:‘i;y”:‘:vuflom fhe | CROWDING ~ STEAM TO THE REARjiiica in New York are clicked out in San (in sending such messages three miles, in- itor, No. . 5 L . . procees I8 00 od | stead of & few feet. Very often induction FIND READY e new stylo children’s shoes and slippers are Franciseo. The whole process is committed 4 4 » ! self-acting repeaters that do thelr work | brings us messages we would rather not AMELIGRATIO MINOR MENTION, Says They Only Talked of Taking 8250 f‘reh’;",‘:j},(,:r'"fl"“m_’,’, ,fi"'ll.",,':":nd "JS:‘I':,‘;" Bleotriont Appilances. . Novelties 1 | 1o ;Tx‘::‘.l‘l";rr:r:l::x ot I.”m‘l'lmfl. "It fs in | hear. as when we take up a telephone in a NELusE O:N i p g, X = T 839 Broadw and When Told it Was Illegal with pointed and narrow square toes, and Every Branch of Industey Contributs pulling triggers in such fashion as this that :“l)‘u\\'ll}nln mz"yn‘v‘tnrwluwll ‘nyzvhulfll(m-:y!":‘» listen M DULLI ¢ b “» Mayne Real Estate Agency, roadway. They Let the Matter of the finest and best quality, The men's Ing to the Comfort and Pros- 01(-?":;;!}' brings to n:uvh!n:ryu:t"n;r’:h::‘R The bullder (![ e Mm“"‘h‘:m‘_""- thing E NE, . ; % S A fefvous system, h d der of the dynamo ome mm‘l'"f','llc')‘“W.r"“';".l’:;_“‘:f,':}”f"“b Wit Drop at Once ::z:f_:"'fm‘;' ‘l’;; '::::‘ n','a’k':: °:"g“'r'“°:;e";: perity of the People. DUise OfANs fesbleat can direct and control | moro to do than to serve his neighbors, the | TME EATRACT OR THE SPINAL CORD OF TME 0K, The school board will hold its regular price from $1 to $5. Also the latest razor —_ a0 J0a1ty (bW kel nta ot fl Gubrant eiia Be¥ il il dad il monthly meeting this evening. toes for boys and misses, lace and button, wrkman and artist are thus permitted, 0| 3 s, ooF fiin e sleht Whick fof the first Colonel F. C. Reed states that the allega- | a0 INCAN' Copyright 1594, reserve their strength for tasks more profita- | A48 L LR B L R Lot to trade for horse and buggy. Green heel and spring heel. Go to DUNCAN'S for d yet, | time has parted company with combustion, . b shields, Nicholson & Co., 600 Broadway. tions made in the suit commenced {n the |the latest tyles, 28 Main and 27 Pearl| More than once the tasks, the horizons, | ble than sheer muscular exertion. And vet, | 'G8 FeH BUFICE CORPROY IR combustion o s N 'A game of foot bal was played Saturday | HISUrict court a few days ago to enjoin the | streets. the hopes of men have been forever trans- | from force of habit, the exchange of MboF| oy o' heat and noxious gases. The arc| N HIS LABORATORY A1 WASMINGION, D ¢ 3 by the first High school team and an eleven |ofMicials of the town of Manawa from lssuing flospital Report. formed by a discovery o an fnvention which | (0 SEAR P MUE ATERRE, NOTGTed with elec- | 1amp, Which detains the day in the expanses | poge, § drops. Brice, two drachme, $3 5. composed of young attorneys. ~'The game |warrants for the payment of $4,000 back | The following is the report of the Women's | seemed at Its birth a very small matter. Keye tha performer, froed from the | Of *uares and strcots, is the cheapest as well \ was & warm one, and neither side scored. |ealary for themselves are all false, He|Christian Association hospital for September: | Thus was it when an iron needle, afloat per- | siightest physical strain, has at first an un- | 35 G HERt pelliane Hiwminant knawn fo art. C()Iumbla Chcmi‘:al co )| ; 3 m'r::n third attempt \"|'I\Ir‘| a l'r‘w I\,\'vcl:rl‘wnf: | says that J. M. Crissman, the plaintiff, fled | Number of patients nihospital September 1, | haps in a cocoanut, first safely guided a ship | pleasant sense of duty lef undone, =~ | mariner a broadened track of safely. As id ad f 0 e [ 4 . ¢ o devices that | . e ck of safety s § RENRIE SRICoh, "’l'\' "gwl“’, oAl lémmumfl"’“ tition for the purpose of prejudicing [10; admitted during September, 11; dis-|out of sight of land and sky. Thus, again, h';\‘!‘:\r:"n\;‘; "\I,l: :K'l"“‘“;"‘“"::” ot v-:m“lqu«-uy search light it brings us back to something WASHINGTON, D. C. ! | about, the place came in early and catching | the COUrt In the case now pending for the |charged, §; died, 3; county charges, G; char- | was it when charcoal, saltpoter aud sulphur | ha¥e SPRuee yp tn \BS AKe O GECHLECR: | very Tike the ancient beacon, except that it b DG the alleged thief in the building chased him |Severance of a large portion of the town, ;'Y of Women's Christian assoclation, 4.|were first combined and fired in a gun, to | jowered, propelled, steered, stopped, and ex- | "‘ “""‘;"N'L\' brighter, €0 that in a clear ND FOR 850R . 3 up stairs and out upon the roof, from which | which will come up for trial at this term, | DOTAtlons of flowers, vegetables and ofher |jeavo thereafter the stoutest soldier Weak | ploded through wires which end under the | MOsPhere its beams command a circult of | KUHN & CO. AGENTS FOR OMAHA P he made his eacape to the ground. . |The only foundation for the statements, he | wold, Mra. Cook. Mre, Blimn Mr. Kissil, | indeed who should be shorn of his powder floge of its m-mpm;nll-'r, A mile or W0 A¥AY. | Ciouds as on & i s Sohie b - ] The 4 o'clock service at St. Paul's yestér- | soys (hat & 208 p ,, lon b R v | flas én Quttenberg d e | In fact, 1t is perfectly feasible for its directo 3 i 8 tablets - : day afternoon was not largely attended 8, Is that at a recent me tng of the | Miss Thomas, Mr. Raymond, Mr. H. W flask, And when Guttenberg divided the to give all his orders in advance and build ambitious the incandescent bulb is even mol Dobably awing to the fact that the new or. | TUStees they discussed the question whether | Kneedy, Mr.” Chambers, Mrs. Lucas, Mra. |solld lines of engraved metal into separate | . S50 WL NS CUENTE W8 QTS a0 quinil | Useful. In mining, where safety s carding der of things was not very well Known, The | they could issue warrants for such a pur- | &; u.“mu& A\|r,X Homer, Mrs. Holtz, Mrs. |letiers, or movable types, as we say, did he | o fate of both murder and suicide, prear- ;"‘“’"“]";‘“” I“" no other light. In the R w GhoiF. rendered. Garneits "Mognincai and (po:e, and the amount they wanted was | OTayatte, e, Duchman, Mrs, Rotherl, | suspect, do you suppose, that he was usher- | ranged in its springs and megne Houschold, while incomparably’ “convenient Munc Dimittis” in F, and “The Sun_Shall | about 250 They consulted an attorney, | o e e 10 sentinl ling in the democracy of learning? As big RAPID TELEGRAPHY. 6oty 1t Q8coRAL WO 56 RAT& Trie ) : ; Be No More Thy Light by Day,” by Wood- | who told them that such a move would | RROCIALION. 15 Caer et Y o 1o | With fate a8 the types of Guitenberg was the | Tn the service of either war of peace one | insures metallic. surfaces from (he. stesiths | i “J"L\ Hulbe eaterda 1. Hllegal, and nothing more was done about | ¢y many ladies, gentlemen and children who | device made public by Alexander Volta of | Would imagine the ordinary telegraph to he | attacks of gas, and lengthens the lito of | i R e ful n.vll y, yesterday : akiainion A granted so many favors during the preparation | Pavia in the very first year of this cen- | SPeedy enough. =~Not so thinks the inventor costly books and pctur In the theater 3 orning and refused to leave the Northw FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUI. for the entertalnment and who gave of thelr | tury, 'This contrivance was a new and ex. | I pid” telegraphy a message finds its | the electric engineer enters with the wand | 5 ern depot, from which Jeft Green, a colored 8 J L4 3 way from New York to Chicago at the rate of | g gic| > calls e gato: time and money to make it a success. Names | .. y B of a magiclan—at a touch he recalls the gates | 3 man, tried to tear her away. The result of | Special Flour Sale this Week at Tro cannot_be mentioned, lest some should be | ceiery MSane of oblaining a flow of elec- | 15 or ihoré ~words a minute.|of sunrise, or paints skies curtained with the difficulty was that bolh were arrcsted . 0. D. omitted, but to each and all the assoclation | cuc/\y, Previously In a “pile” as this in- | Tho dispatch ~ Is taken first 10/ clouds and studded with stars in all their Joslo being charged with the undue use of | 14 urder (o make room for 2,500 sac tenders’ its heartfelt thanks for such s . | Eenious man, its inventor, called it, a cur-|a machine, which expresses each let- | changeful splendor. The astronomer, with obicens. Ianguage, and Green for disturbing | o 1% §10CT 0 make room for 2500 sacks of | (ehders its hen a *1 | rent had been derived from a serlos of pleces | ter in perforations on a paper ribbon; this | these now aids at his'command, can show us the peace, our due to arrive on the 2 of this month, of zinc and copper, each bit of metal sepa- | pihbon is then drive 0 vo pairs o o Ath Slates o (6l hopi o N R | L Ak el T oW e ot | Y o et - iy, | ralsdl frohl 11X HEIRABOE by 1611 THOIGEANSH | gk e hliic AFIRER:. RE ovary, RoLTORRLION | B T te S ) A s week o1 d donations » following: Mrs 5 /olta ¥ e v P i AL ML bo a soclal and donation tenderod Rev. James | 'R (W GV bt (he best four| OSar Kebline, Mrs. Clinton Dyers, Mrs, | U 8¢Id, + Volta had now much improved thi | these springs for un instant come together, | form and vold. ket o] 3 H. Davis at the First Baptist church, |t L) est BOUF | Thomas Ofcer, Mrs. J. J. Menoth, Mrs. W lle by putting each zinc and copper pair | allowing a current to take its path through —_— 3 BNTER Eha ocaRion” of the netond “:‘“i“‘r;‘us ‘U'\'\‘",'«fl\"l ,wl nir in every sack, goes this H NL Paith ,“.rn B -\q.[]‘](.(r““;:w‘ r\ W by iteelf in a cup filled with acid. From | the telegraph wire. At the receiving sta- The O t. of his pastorate, A cordial invitation is [ VG;< '0F 80 cents. Askw Mre. O, A, Swobe. Mrs. O, W |this ‘“‘crown of cups” he produced a strong | tion mechanism of much the same pattern, % 5 extended ol fricnds of the church and | | OAriand, the well-know “llxrn‘!l thae was n\»;-t‘-:”\"}_{\: g e o I(n'ng}v\{ and fairly steady stream of eectricity, with | but reversed in direction, traslates e - IA firw!'wlu is told s m-umm»n‘! geon- congregation. All donations will be legt at | 2Warded the medal at the World's fair, goes | My, famil Rasch, Mrs, W. L. Kerney. M. | the advantage that it lasted fcr a consider- | pulses into the familiar Morse alphabet. |tleman who has on several occasions been a o RS Toharah, at 90 cents, e e o R L e able time. Much as the cup or cell of Volta | In thus dividing the task between an operator | candidate before the peaple for official Hon- 3 . St " iy b cme, made from the best Kansas hard | Children Men mo e Heen aruyers Mrs. B | hag heen varied and bettered since it left his | and an automatic machine, intelligence 18 | ors an 6 iTUelan uAe o qolpited Btates Marshal Bendley has placed | i "o vents a sack, Vrg. o AT i, Cjaeeedy ©. 0. D Brown. | hands, It yet remains essentially the device | given that part ouly for which Intelligence | oo o BepIoman s a smart politician and COLE'S AIR-TIGHT ] | g Hig-dtialefot: te man Who Is SUDDIREA o have e genuipe lo flour, only ents, F. Henry, C. W. Smith, Mrs, George Sanford. | 1® created, and to him, therefore, is due the | is requircd, and for the remaining part the [ KNOWS HOW {0 secure VOLes, or it &7 eveuts X shot Deputy Marshal Ray. The relationship | hrUStY, a good family flour, 65 cents. Mrs. M. Wallman; total amount gt | oD ot LeINRIE B vaMuIage thisynlinat [ M MG Npecd atiajecteio apparatuy s dnvousd |i°8 SeEid e it slE SLHE Do S Ao Ten b SRR (g MImha LAy ATBSUNIUONSHID || ovign i odk; only: B0eente, Donations, as good a8 cash, from Mr. wii. | 414 mightiest, the mnu‘l‘\«‘r atile and the | —a speed which, it is scarcely necessary to|on one occasion the prominent gentleman Himply chorged with sootiegging. - The | IR¥e rabam, 0 cents a sack. Rye flour, 40 | liam Thomas, abstrace of title, $4.00; | MO ",‘]"'l‘i":‘,' Al S o nsatla b nn gl Ay SR OUIIp TR J0E the 1HORG (expert | admits | tovHNying (et e Smriery WTRni, T younger Cullo Is still at large and is thought | 6018 & sack.. Wheat graham, 20 cents. Corn | Hutchivson Bros., commission; A. D), Foster, | (ure, It I8 the voltulo cell which has taught | telegraph Among the many systems of | jaster approached him on election day with {0 be hiding in some abandoned mines around | Meal. 16 cents a sack. one Jar mocca componud he electriclan his business, with the result | rapid telegraphy that invented by Delacour | iy statement that if he had some whisky he ats @ rom In cold weather, Holds 1 ot Remember. (hese prices aro for this week | Casii Focoipts, 80881 paid out, $g08.34; | AL, today it nds iteelt in large’ measure | and Delany descres to be mentioned for i | couid Yoto a man for him. The canduiate Ul Vort o s clusa, Burmis wood, 3 g BROWN'S 0, 6. D CATTTIS R o bl i| supplanted; where once it reigned monarch | uncommon ingenuity. To understand It, | fave up half a dollar in compliance. - Late B B o e Grerywh E ol Watton, Guy Watton and Hodger Lar- R RS on haud, September 5, 4 cents. it is now merely o partner possessed of u | let us glance for a moment at an everyday | Fo aun Taeeiing b amarir mo aean i | Sure the agency at once. Manufactured by 3 on were blowing away the Sabbath in i s, Ia. Domestic soap catlasts cheap soa small and diminishing interest. application of electricity—its use in making | candidate greeted him with D] clgarette smoke yesterdas when a_woman 1LaVHeEAR By RO o 2P 8o The distinctive mark of a really great in- | the pendulums of a score or a hundred | ““yoii ®uppose you voted your man?” = ] o owned the barn where they wero tried | qo ouot o the Lutheran church of Towa | DfY Pine kirdling fir sale. Cheaper thian | vention s its truitfulne The voltalc cell | clocks keep perfect step, 1o matter how far | N cume e roemonee. e atner tetow | OO T & COLERB to dislodge them. They maintained their V1 b @ | cobs.” H. A. Cox, 37 Main street, Telephone | was no mere addition to the armory of ex- | apart they are. In sending an ordinary di P i) position by the aid of several chunks of dirt |Met at Fairfield last we-k, and an Interesting | 48, ploration and conquest; it entered the fleld | patch an operator occuples the Mne for but | "24 & auart of whisky and voted me. | 41 MAIN STREET, 3 and bricks, and the woman had o flee. She| time was had, many of the leading lighte ncan's shocs are always the best ang | With all the fertility of'a multiplier; it mar- | a small fraction of the time. The “phonic e et | —- — had all thre arrested on the charge of |of the church belng present. The president's itk ried old resources With the issue of powers [ wheel” devised by Delacour and Delany for A AOLLLE R L N maliclous mischief. report was full of interest and showed a EX before unimaginable; it gave familiar weapons | one-sixth of the time gives him the line ex-| Washington Star: “They say trade’s gittin’ | S UW BRBIED bUH‘I:H . Peter Dyer has been bound over to the |steady —and substantial growth. While | For fine special uphoistering and the best |a new edge, and pointed them to triumphs | clusively—precisely as if no other operator [a heap brisker,’ said Plodding Pete. “I . grand jury on the cerge of assault and [the ~Englsh branch of = the ' Lutheran | halr mattresses go to the Council Bluffs Car-{not only easier than the old, but vastly [ were engaged upon it. Because six phonic [ wonder if ftll make any difference fn oup | lonthelr teuder skine are llterally en firey ga’ucry“‘mm |nLenll sl commit robber x:mrvh o ¥ o comparatively. weak i the |pet company. cher in spoll. = If science in the nineteenth | Wheels at cach end of a line Keep step, the | Lo iroggion? : | Dlotehy skl aud seilp dide ; ohn Willlamson, who lives a short dis- |&tate of Iowa,. yet in the state there A e e century won victories more deciglve | particular sixths of two wheels told off for the | P b ith 10ss of hi 1 hy 4 3 : Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sals at 5 vy L re itz with 10ss of hair, none Lut mothe 3 tance south of Crescent, claims that Dycr |are over 00,000 Lutherans and the English | ;0 than those of the eighteen centuries before, | sending and the receiving of a_message co-| “You bet it will” replied Meanderin realize. COTICURA RENEDIES & broke Into hia house, and that when ho tn- | branch of s progressive and growing HpCug oo it is largely because electricliy has been | operato without the siightest confusion. Over | Mike, "I fools do effcks already. Men b | ford immedinte elef, perot read A ertook to prevent a robhery Dyer attacked | church is rapidly gaining a footing in the im-| Selected hard wood for heating stoves. captured and impressed for a thousand new |a single wire six telegrams can therefore | EOL $0 much busness ter think about thet | and slecp, and point to‘a kpeedy an 3 him, brulsing him about the face in a rather | portant cities in tle state. Rev. G. W. H. A. COX, 37 Main street. Tel, 4t services. And thus it comes about that | travel in company with no jostling whatever, | they ain’t got time ter stop an’ listen ter oical cutew KBS th ket DEYMERAERELEY : unpleasant fashion - Snyder, pastor of St. John's church of this et as inventions of prime «ignity now make | At the inception of the telegraph in England, | @ bard luck story. RUEE renioition T LR Yty SEEe Proprietor Clark of the Grand hotel {<|city, was re-elected (o his position of sec.| The laundries uce Domestic scap. thelr appearance at more frequent intervals [ no fewer than fiye wires were demanded to ‘ making the Sunday afternoon dinners as |retary, and was chosen one of the delegates Will Ralse Sugar Beet. than ever, the pace of scientific progress is | convey but one Weatherbeaten attractive as possible, in order to secure the | o the general synod to be held at Hagor- 3 iRIE s quickened prodigiously, and.the histary of | etrips of wood, witg these five wires se- f ] patronage of 'tha people of Council Bluffs, | town, Md., next May. He slsy aind b | The farmers in th's vicnity are making | industrial art becomes little jelse than a | curely embedded, attracted o little atiention k In additon to the elaborate menu, music is | compliments on his address ey the Lo, |Preparations for raising sugar beets on a | story of chronic revolution. at the British electric exhibit at the Colun f furnished by Dalbey's orchestra of five|ject of “Church Extension)’ Of It |large scale next year, as the result of the re- | Priceless as the voltaic cell has been in the | bian fair. ! ;:»fifi: m‘;i”?}’f‘?r"n? larmn\'mmbc:i ":‘ home | the Fairfiell Journal say 'As he stepped | cent organization of a company for the pur- ES[.‘. It"::u::‘J:fitllii:fil‘v‘;l c(umnlr'\,nut“n('; l"\" bl Iv“;( n\"\K\r':‘ J‘.’: Tf I\‘\\'I‘]:(;'I: % IhIp 1:‘““’:" I nners there and the cus- | forth without any notes whatever and pose of building a sugar factory in Omaha. A it b eecs. on)j ¢100 Thiandal] CAAL LAY up in £ tom DBids fair to become very popular. et ey tll"(-'nqut-m-», O B eavBE A IO Tt Pracieut. BT pthik ;n.\tl)" zine. - Electricity has only come to its | glazed box, 0 as to exclude dust, insects The annual meeting .of the Des Molnes | ness were mingled, so that the old and young|city ~ are among the promotbra | EST0R, REAreQUcide N jiax g0/ Teksonable)| SNGFrusthieating ampness; BoHere mipath branch of the Woman’s Forelgn Misson could each take home what they chose, He | of the enterprise, and both are engaged now n\\;flrd)n;blu in coal. The dynamo, which H]mlln to lh? inventor who wishes to shun ¢ soslety of the Methodlst church closed last | related incidents of his own experience In [ in ralsing beets, which are shipped to Nor- | Chables this to be done, hinges upon a fact | the resistance wltich a rod or o wire would A evening. Scrvices were held almost all day | getting money for church and educational | folk. The beets are sold for about $5 per | “Dserved by Oersted sixty years ago—namely. | encounter if it had to move throughout its at the Broadway Methodist church, of the | institutions undor most adverse cir- | ton, and as Mr. Graves has raised from six- | that If @ magnet be moged near a plece of | Whole length In actuating a valve, a steam 3 veek. The services gre o) toidniy fone @i 2 Anytens g 3 0 ofitable. 5 electric he coil. | ¢ se impor hiat a bit of 18 4 some of the ladies attending as delegates. | After putting tho audlence thus i sympatny | Productive in the world, so far as rafsing | SYeTY electro-magnet—its tore Is simply a | enough to do severe drudgery, Three years 3 i . Al fhe visitors are enthustastic over the | with Lt b o, s I Sympathy | B ar beats s concorned, and with a factory | DIt Of soft iron until you bEfnk (L vefy near | 180 anengincer wished o kuow precisely entertalnmet Drovided for WheT by the | iren o ke i G ‘Bhcan et B | 1o Tmmediate. vICinity (0 buy the produc | O, MK It fouch a stcel magntt. Then or | how mach heat difused Iiselt through the church people of this clty, and the meeting g o Con: | iheragisinotisthek allghteatidoubtathatitip (<0 Nt ALiE e SeorEREC s AR Aer el Ak oD mteanyiylindses AR lonIRsiwire -4 Bas Deen: prodicions iy, and the meeting | reverend gentleman is pastor in charge. Con- g ; ol Hovats | You excite efectricity fn- the wire surround- | hidden in the metal of the cylinder and con- b < m Bood, cluding his address with the suggestve ap- :“';:‘f(:“.,zgl‘."r"::;‘l::\"':")‘:‘”“:"(‘;:;‘]{ ::I’{\' ‘1"‘1:1:;:9 ing your, electro-magnet: You pay for that | nected with a delicate electric thermometer, 4 e are solo ety axents for several of the :u‘ul that this must b dano onty with the | & £°%% 100 g of the Tuctory eoble ia to e | CleCUTlc pulse In the forcitle pull required | answered his question as it oiherwise couli E e lest and strongest fire insurance companies pose in view of building the spiritual o “ 4 . - to separate the electro-magnet and the steel | not have been answered, for there was no 5 3, 5 l.r: tl(!; w?rhl- i We "1::10 negotiate farm loans | temple of our God.” :::‘!;!('hlll;h:v“:\ba Il:‘ ..‘;ml;u rooms of the Com- ,,},‘,\.),.c.'m.‘.;.beau. other, Replace this effort n;lpedmmm Irmm friction or other source Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants 4 4 e lowest possible rates, Lougee & o e Lt of the hand by the might of an engine, with |of error. n a task very different from i i »ium, Morpline nor Towle, 235 Pearl street. e *:‘:I‘l”':""‘:”;,""“;':;w T J. C. Hoftmayr s kancy Patent, sorresponding; increatain ithe siseiuna Im- |the saving o heat, ithe engincer: owes|an: and Children. It (‘:ntmus m;gfl;ct 0; n ,l ph Fe ] + R i knk L S B i Mr. telaw, be n New S i provement in the form of your magnets and | other debt to electricity—the telephone en- N6 ic substance. s n harmless subs COPPS CHEER AND HERE TONIC. York, advises us of the tremendous drop in | yrade by tne Sraear mie rn i the west, | COll& and.your-Jittle experimont marges nto |ables him to detect Raws In beams and gtlior, Narcobis;s 3 s d Castor Ol i SRR B ISE ot AL Romudtanse’ ety pl’h]'m ‘n{ I(lry ::m,(ls lcu‘u.«m:' byJ the mew | yakes lightest, whitest, sweetest bread, Ask llmndnm,- and driving a dynamo. Today | shafts to which, in the construction of bridges for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, an astor N i : erage, a | scale of prices that go into effect January 1, | y. f i it i s 3 v o ! y v 0 e k : Porfect Substitute for Lager Beer, T P s e L R T TonSsroseniton st ird eI B DIt o A .f:'fli-f'r’fraff“?a“}i’f’&i\‘°er‘"'z’m'.'} e A T e S L 1t is Pleasaut. Its guarantee is thirty ycars’ use by “ Can be sold without license, either govern- | their surplus stock at a great sacrifice. i — gines' power; their improvement is so un- LIGHT AND HEAT. Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays 1 . ment or state; dealers guaranteed by in- | Belng among the eager buyers, he could not | Wanted—{0 horses to board on the late | likely as to be unsought, Although the en- | Hlectricity, light, heat and chemlc force B Curd, 3 1 g.c'f:::.l.ry'?mmmh' ohdorsed by leading phy | resist (e temptation of being able to give | T. F. Treynor farm, 54 iiles east of Councll | glne” which turns the dynamo Wastes at its | aro yw all Chelr essence mation. They differ feverishness. Castoria provents vomiting Sour Curd, L , judges and_ministers. Wheeler & | the people of Council Bluffs goods at manu- | Bluffs. V. Carothers, 112 Fourth street. | best fully %0 per cent of the furnace heat, | doubijess somewhat as t ent o /i p 3 Hereld, Council Blufts, In., aré the sole man- | facturers’ prices, so bought heavily. Fi & the dynamo Is nevertheless incomparably | serew " propeiter. Giffers ‘from hat o the cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relleves 3 “:“im:f" Tlme U‘nnvd States. Thousands | cases of these goods arrived last week. Thi Je*l";’fis‘"“‘_,‘:)"‘;;‘[“u":fi‘l‘s"‘;""f l'"“ll sexe ‘H Dr. | cheaper than a battery of cells when elec. | wator wave whioh oircles out from it, me teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. b: e of testimonials. Write for prices and in- | latter part of this week will see the bal L e 31 0o0P the disease | tricity is to be produced wholesale. The | a av 2 n ¥ 3 A e alance | iix'one hour, | Trial bottle, $1.00. ) lesale. ¢ [as the waves vary from one another in a assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach oy % of these goods unpacked and ready for im- emancipators, then, of the current released gth and height. Hence it that elec- Castoria assimilates he food, g S Crofton, Neb., Sept. 29.—Wheeler & Her- | medinte delivery {0 our Seiona it Premier egg cups at Lund Bros. at this hour for new and myriad uses, are 1‘;‘:%; Sanibe ik snuri-‘emnpr Hhis u)}.:m‘yl of zivi healthy and natural sleep. Case ::tz,l‘h(;u::l:!lllt Bluts: P ease send mo by | expect blg bargains In our line. Watch Lo g the mechanicians who have brought' the |its Kindred, and its peculiar sensitiveness and bowels, giving healthy pturel sl 12""1 o cases Copps Cheer to Yankton, | he daily papers for our prices, which cannot| Washerwomen use Domestic soap. dynamo to its present pitch of perfection, | makes it a means of surpassing delicac: Lo Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Frien E “ 7- ‘I?.oul'ghem"xoodn Klm- very good satisfaction. | be duplicated ¥ g i twh st and the engineers, who, with their triple | in measuring heat, light S T SorigiSaiol® b e |-n“ to have exclusive sale. J. FOWLER, DICK & WALKER, OUR MEXICAN BOUNDARY. and quadruple steam cylinders, ask hardly | Prof. S. P. Langley's bolometer, as recently = “ 400:!3:..(‘} el general store. Vhoston Bloran more than a pound of good coal to deliver a | improved, declares a change of temperature Castoria. Castoria. 3 fufQUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. 6.1 have care- Councll Blufts, 1a. | Monnments to Marx 1t Now Being Estab- | 'OTS¢ power for an hour. Tf to these men | of onc-millionth of a degree of Fahrenhelt, it L) —_— 4 : .ndyu\, “‘,,:‘xfl". "re”::;)"‘,l“':m ot C;"L"“ Cheer S edl = lished by the International Commission. ‘(,n'n‘!',‘;'m‘,‘:'lfl‘:dhfi‘:"l”"e owe much, magnifi- | a refinement scarcely approached by any “Castorla is an cxcellent medicine for chil- W Castoria i sowell adapted to children thad g RREASTNS Anding of laxs thas o ook to ra eclaion oo Hax ihep The United States Internal boundary com- | cheafly the exrren roterve chdd. First and |other feat of sclentific detection. = The dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its | T recommend it assuperior toany prescription k g of less than 1 per cent of | Last Saturday the ‘supreme court of Towa heafly the current rotates the electric motor, | responsiveness of electricity has been utilized elr children." Slcohol fn either. A. D. Foster, Chemist. | renared a docision. in. (o sase of Bdmong | MI300 has arrived at San Diego and is | which Is little else than a dynamo reversed. | in a wide varlety of tell-tales and. alarme. good etestupon thelpcbildren. kuown to me. A e { : b e omnty, | completing the work of establishing 258 monu- THE DYNAMO. Selenium, a metal of the same lineage as it Bty 111 8o, Oxford St., Brooklyn, N, ¥ it PERSONAL MENTION- didsey, appellant, against Boone counts, | ments marking the Jins between Mexico and | WIth the fatroduction of the dynamo ana | SUIPRUF, and Detraying its Kkinship by a de- } owell, Mass. . ; 3 o e whicly l of considerable Interest to the peo- | (g United States from EI Paso to the Pacific [ the motor a new day has dawned In the | Cided family resemblance, has the “curious “ Castoria 13 he bist remedy for clildren of | *Our physicians in' tho children's depart. ; i Dt Feaner has returned from the west, | B 0 B O pon tha busi: | 0cean, & distance of about 700 miles. The | Workeliop and factory. = As we find out in | Droperty e RN which 1 e acquainiel. 1hopo the day Isnot | ment have spoken highly of their e ssiof o . - ' i eplacing at our stres e 01d- S more {free! ess, e § f h : 00 o o [ 8 . ; motion without any movement on the part of | falls an electric or other lamp; a duty this, cad of theva s . :::;;Ile:'M}:: El’;:;ih” accompanied his | recover the amount paid the county because s“:,‘,""mf“‘:,“g\’I":‘e'mf""’!‘fi:l'fi,r;“""‘;‘{’;' Jabore¥r | the transmitting wire. -~ Availing ihart of | in lighthouses, of vital importance. In destroying thair loved onos, by forelog opturn, pn:sducm,rygl woz‘mhnoowc::-r:nb E Mrs. W. M. McCy he has not received anything by his purchase | 1umpcre about eighty. For two years and a | (1S Eolden property, the machinist removes | thermometers a current broken or completed morphine, soothing syrup sud other hurtful | merits of Castoria has wor look with | - M. McCrary Is home)from Kansas | on accoutn of the defective description of | pUREARE DR (RN 0T (R0 VEITE A0C 4 | trom his shop a wilderness of whirling wheels | A¢ts as an automatic fire signal, or on ship- agents down their throats, theveby sexding | favor upon it. - hc;:_y,.“\;y;n‘suarneMwnchn||edAby“n:f death of | the land. It s held by the court|iho monuments and resuirveying the boundary | o, oclts; 00 puts In their.place & few wires | board announces approach Lo an iceber; in them o premature graves. Uxiten Hospitat Arn DIsPENSARY, e, Mrs. Harry A. McCrary. that Le cannot recover because he ] 4 3 at rest, each of which enters the electric [& Steam boiler it sounds a gong when the Dr. J. F. KixcnrLoE, Boston, Mass. \{ ., Jamen AL Fenlon, who has boen cullivating | to0k bis chances when he paid the taxes; e line, which was originally established Y | motor which drives a partioular machine, | Nater recedes below the safety line; similar- R e 4 :be acqualntance of bables, husking corn, and | 411 so voluntarily and assumed all risks, | ©Of ,’\';A';"fwb L 3 thon .fr"me:,- ave | Manifold ;znlnx resu’t. - There 1s a saving of Lv the ‘lxu'vpc{)mx of 8 b‘urgln]r_ \\-]uh 'lmlx’n or i) > B ncidentally hustling for votes in “for, as in judicial sales, there is no warrant Y Ay power, often encrmous, required to keep |bar is instantly reported. Bach of these roy Street, New York O B8 e Tt cotnty Tor. the oy m,f,k"‘,:’“";:f in the tales,” and there can be no recoyery, | Deen supplemented by 206 more, which are | going ‘the multitude of needless wheels suj | Warnings, too, can register itself wherever The Centaur Company, 77 Muarray » ity. q Birned home much ploased it irs has Te | oxcept for the amount of the taxes paid, | fOF the most part plain iron shatts on rock | beits, Tt was once found at the Waltham | YOu choose, 80 that in case of neglect thero T I = B T T things. and interest, where land has been sold on | 80d cement foundations. By agreement [ watch factory that three-quarters of the en- | can be no disputing the fact. Now, if an Mrs. J. M. Matthews loft last evening for | ¥1€H HO tix was due, or where such |With Mexico any errors discovered in the | gine's power was absorbed by shafts and | clectric contrivance can call an atfendant e M ey 5 3 land s sold in consequence of an error in | OFiginal survey by the present commission | gearing without a single machine being har- | to do some needful task, why may not its A Towa ‘r VBT " e meeting of the | he description in the receipt, which was not | Shall not be corrected, so far as ownership [ nessed for duty. And where one machine | inventor go a step further and so add to his ¥ Lo k‘h.n 5 mu; Po the Daughters of | ¢rye of this case. The action also asked for | Of territory is concerned. Few errors have [among many is to be set at work by itself, | device that it shall of its own motion meet ¥ Robekah, * Mrs. J. P Spare and Mrs. John | recovery for subsequent taxes pald, The |been found in the first survey. The largest |especially at a distance from the engine, |an emergency as it arises? Accordingly, we ) &1 "| y W eave thls evening for the ys: ‘A purchaser at a tax sale must | was along the New Mexico boundary, where- | the loss in the mechanical conveyance of its | find a furnace, for example, provided with H :,;‘)‘:‘:;"-smlgfi l;-msxr{(‘- |Li| C. Hu'(f Aml' ware. The deseription of the premises is |br Uncle Sam gains nearly forty square |POWer becomes inordinate; this loss is almost | electric control so that the draught Is cpened ] \ end the meeting of | open to his inspection, and he buys just as | miles of land which the new survey shows to [ Wholly avoided with eectrical transmission. | When the temperature falls too low, or is P . 2 the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, which Is|the county offers to give. If it Is not suf- | be in Mexico. More benefits still: Tha factory building light- | closed when the flame is too flerce. Every ‘We will tell you happy, easy ways of raising it. ; held at the same time and place. ficient to carry the title he need not| Mucr of the trip of the commlission was |ened of much of its burden, and subjected | year brings out self-acting contrivances like 2 F: i L — buy. - So with reference to the subsequent | through Arizona deserts. At times it cost | !0 & good deal less vibration than before, can | this; the inventor, who began by conferring ARE YOUR SOCIALS DULL? i ! ;l:ly:m:u ll‘l“l‘:lcleilp nly :L::flll'{mrly o: taxes, he Illm'l‘ um‘ right to pay them, but Is |25 cents a gallon for water needed at cer- | D€ safely constructed with thinner walls, | & nervous system uln m;- v\;»rk of his l'u\mll\. 3 eal of [ not compelled to do 0. If he does, the pay- | tam remote yoints by a small party of men | While its rooms become lighter, cleaner and | has now gone the length of putting what is i e i ' = ttention. Ladies can now have an ogpor- | ment Is voluntary, and no action Will lo (0| and horscs. ¥ A PAFY Of MEN | Jore cheerful in every way. Electricity s | very much like brains in his magnets and| We Will furnish you novel schemes for entertaining company: k { .nln&n.u;y 0 get. bargalns in the season's nov- recover it back. ~Th subsequent taxes were L ————— of all forms of force the one most easily | Wires SAMPLES 10 CENTS 4 1 ot pald through & mistake, nor was tiere VIRGINL ENCAPE, kept by itself, that s, preserved from losses | OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVENTORS . E Bouriclus' music house any fraud in the transaction. So the tax resembling either leakage or friction. Hence, As we prove every day in unhooking a tel- = MO T = T Rat Bk e how :oxfi”refii?nffi‘;’"’h'a speculator must be content with his bargan. | Eastern Train Robbers Sought by an Army |a current cannot only be distributed through- | epnone o Jitung an incandescent lamp, an 1 ] R Ianan stroot. 4 INMHE R e Mo, of Detectives Without Success. out a workshop with the utmost convenience | electric current can readily traverse a flexi- — Whereas, It has pleased God in His infi-| WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Not the shadow | 81 economy, but it can bp sent to a work- | ble wire. This unbars a new door to the in 1 t DeVol's Alr Tight nite but inscrutable providence to call to|Of & tangible clew to the Identity of the | 1I0P from an engine orca water wheel many | ventor. ~ Today lathes and drills are designed * : Heaters are at the head. They are con-| her heavenly home Anna, beloved wife of |men who accomplishel the remarkable feat | iho: whos and. otps cpPH et Yoked (o in form which combne a motor with a tool; | k A a"“%‘;‘:_‘;’:“;”“““““ principles. - All prices. | 5. J. Mumma, from our number and midst, | of train brigandage In Virginia Friday night | famous experiments ot lf;um-:mc;';hxu‘:y :: b f'\:‘:',.,!: :,I':...,:‘;'.'lvf.'.',h:ffim‘;f\e"’,:’ "(":‘.'," COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, ‘ o Resolved, That we, as sisters and compan- | has yet come to Ught. The little town of | 1581, electricity was carriéd 109 miles with | ling of light machinery of ail Kinds, in their New sterling silver novelties, very beautl- [ ions” of Academy No 1 P.grim Siiters of | Quantico, Which consists of half a dozen |a loks of only 28 por cent. | That wonderful | bisionl ocate: deidly Nrited i wma 3 ful and stylish, at Wollman's, 408 Broadway, | America, do testify to the honor and esteem | houses, usually almost isolated from civili- | achievement, however, showdd what can be | shafts belts, or gearing Dantisr: R wmwSpecial Noticess Comias ST AT motios we feel ‘for her character as a loving wite, |zation,'is overrun with detect'ves, There are | done at a pinch, rather tham what it is safe | sther aris of mice. matioulation ary i P The frienls of BA F. Cogley will be mother A1, Selond: and almost s many theorles afloat us there are |and proper to do as a gemeral thing—a cur- | debted for many of their Fecent triumphs 24 F. Cogley will bo glad| Resolved, That we give expression to the [ detectives, but the only points on which the | rent of frightful intensity was taken through | o (he flexible mechanical shafto-a. tetis Gouncil Bluffs== 1 to hear that Fisher's “A Cold Day" com-| deep sorrow we feel and share with nur‘lll\'fll’“‘hfl.rl‘ practically h.l;r:numow ars that | the air on wires with no other safeguard | wound coil of steel wire. This device in its pany, with which he is now connected, will| brother and little daughter and those \«Ixu,:::m'[‘:\"l“h';v ":”flr:”am:;fl;: ‘:”',f', ‘l::{ll\lm one. | than a death's head and:g ctoss bones nailed | turn is being shown to the door by the new bt s e} D appear at Dobany's opera house mext Wed. | WOUTD With them in this great bereavement; [ | ess . men | to each pole. Until {hb Present gigantic | partnership between an electric thread, and VAULTS CLEANED ; A b are now probably far distant from their field | feat at Niagura, it seldom bee ’ ) 3 3 nesday evening, the 17th. The people of [ *"0 Pe it further i X d gara, it had scldom been found{a tool, But the wire, tlender as it is, which ner's, 638 Broadway. : 4 q il Reoy Resolved, That these resolutions be spread | ©f operation. The man arrested on guspi-| profitable to transmit waters power by elec- | usually binds a reservoir of current to its o = = oy PP ! Councll Bluffs are greatly Interested in is | upon the minutes, printed in our dally papers | €°0 1ast night will ‘merely be arraigned’|tricity much furiher ghuwatwenty miles. | work, can on occuasion be discarded, as wo i alay SAN. JATANE b - Success, and there will undoubtedly be a bIg and'a copy sent to the bereaved hushand, | It the pollce courl on o charge of vagraicy, | Where fuel is dear, as In'{he mountainous | sce 1n the rolling contact of a trolley Wheel iviwion, " lemand | Blace:” Mayne'a it ads i urn out, MRS, R. J. MACBRIDE, as no evidence against him. dlstricts of Arizona, this distance can be | with the overhead wire of electric railroads Mullin's subdive, and & “Conb's_add} 3 Among the companies booked by Mr. Do, MRS, €. L. GRAHAM, 1 much exceeded, But wHUfe coal Is cheap | And even contact can be dispensed with must bo cheap. 17, J. Bmig, No. 8 Dearl streets b hany for this scason are: Frohman's “Jane MRS, J. K. COOPER, ¥ knion Wa | v the constant Improvements B steam and gas | in favor of induction, if we do not mind | e St Charity Ball" “New 'Hoy," “Sowing the Thnititien: WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—The War de- |engines make them less 'and less expensive | suffering a little loss. What is induction? OB SALE OR TRADE. &) ACHSS ‘Wind,”” “The Girl I Left Behind Me.’ Gang of Boussbreakers. partment has received the findings In the ;\)r;“txrr!x;;e“::‘xrrl\'»:s;’nnsh:.h‘uonme ur:llln-;y Every youngster sees it at work when he land i Michigan; will trade either for -lut: e 5 = ettt AT o 0 be irreguiar in flow, and asks et e v keneral merchandise, and will put in cas ] Mr. J. Perry's old friends and customers | The capture of Edwin Bird at Bolivar, Mo,, | SOUTt martial 8L WIIAm B dahuson, ¥e='| S8 e S aTatln OUtiar e maks 1t axelahior | makss $ aigel pgne) :’1?‘?. LRI L $1,000.00 o $1.600.00: house and lot in Colfax i will now find him at Morris Bros.' shoe store, ( by (e sherift and his men is something that | tred; SPringfield, Mo, tried some weeks LONG DISTANCE TRANSMISSION. Skis BY ence ¢ Siion of the B nratThdp fos ook 06 B BTl M sk Marrls Beoe, shon Mtors, ')y M i N R O g TP e e T D STAD RANSMISSION. magnetic by the influence or induction of the merchandise and put in $600.0) cass; (e ree » N order; perfoct fit guaranteed; repair work | Wi bring delight o a good many | understood that Captain Johnson was found | With the transmission of electricity for idence Mptaperty n ol "G, “price ] { of all kinds neatly d peovle in Oukland. Bira s known | EUlty and the sentence of the court ia dis- | distances vastly more than twenty miles wo . L0000 Sah A earrassiandchse’ (3" bl sont 1 to be one of the hardest ac- | missal. The départment has sent the casc | have long been familiar in the telegraph.| GEO. P, SANFORD, A. W. RICKMAN. fidential, Adircen 1ock box 41, Councll Iiafts, - ters in the county. He has already | to the president for his action. It is by improving the coverings which pre- President, Cashier. e Ll ’ Heaters are at the head. They are con- | spent one term in the penitentiary, and there — vent a current oozing trom its wire, by rais- WANTED, POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR structed on sclentific principles. = All prices, | fn snough eyidence, It I claimed, on hand Antwerp Warehouss Burned. ing the intensity of a current ten-fold, or stenographer, morniugs, evenings and Mt f 604 Broadway. to conyict him of burglariziag the houses of | ANTWERP, Oct. 14~—Jorson’s bonded | more; and above all, by increasing its quan- . . et Lo dudan. L — : rominent Becple . Oakland, The oba A . : .| Uity S0 as to make the enterprise worth . FULL BLOOD JERSEY COW, p , ERAGresemaling; ladios' clogks and Boys' | AfThrel BESNMARSE BOURIA s ORI ;,‘,1,;,',:":fl;,pt'::,:,:"::2'“:‘,‘;",':“:‘;':f”::_ while, that the telegraphy of power has ad- day-old calf, 8 18, Bee, ol 3 suits made at No . Twentleth street. | g,q4" i (nat time the residences of Sam- Foperndtr o gt g oo mg’e vanced step by step from«the telegraphy of YHD FROM RESIL B OF JAME! | e v, v e O uel Goff, Mr. Slocum, John Ross, Joseph | 35" mere signals. And in the telegraph at work ‘Cube, Morningside, Bunduy evening, Octoba " BOW | Gates, and Buck Owens, besides a hardware over its long mileages, we note how a re- 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS, I 7, one chestnut hops 0% pounds) . on draught at Grand hotel bar. ST S e L Wi markable peculiarity of electricity comes int: of + lowa. four white feet, bald fae Ite eyes; b - ore and posiofice, were broken into. I- hington. L larity of electricity comes into Steam and Hot Water Hoatiny for wmation or return of hor 3 Eagle laundry, 724 Broadway, fsr geod | lam McDonad and Jarley Puryear and bis [ wASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Ambassador | P12¥: In days of yore, when letters were [ Capital, s - $100,000 Resldences and Bulldinga. ewarded, U. H. White, 6th work. Tel. 167, brother, “W. H. Purpesr. were erestsd ob | poyora*Sirived {n ‘Wasbington ‘last night | Srimicad 6. & chain of mesRengery, eash of | Profits, . « . . 12,000 J. C. BIXBY Senued | avana Freckiow clgar,Davis, wholesals agt. | ARulr. Ono " of 'tho o men (o}d |from New York. He will be here for. two | s bearer might tome. to the end of his Lrip | (OB o€ the oldest banks ta the siate of Tows. | , o ol Bic Ho, 3k i . l L . 4 [Py S e i . » We solicit your Lusiness and coliections. We | 202 Main, 203 Pearl Streets, Council foot ball grounds Saturday, p. m. Retu 4 - e ‘whole story, and, as a result, | weeks. He Is stopping with & relative, W. | utterly fagged out, but if he had strength to| 34y $°%er dent on time: dcposite. Wo will 'be to Wi, N. Marshall, 28 Tenih avenue; & _ ~ Domestio sosp breaks bard water. \ | McDonald and Bird will undoubtedly go | B. 8. Clymer, pass Lis burden to the next man it was Blufts, Towa. Dleased 1o aee and serve you. ward; 6o questions