Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1888, Page 6

T —— - o - A g e B i ’ 9 6 THE OMAHA DAILY BER: SATURDAY. JULY 21. 1888 TATT X 1T | o %1 K viiogae " b, plishing its_purpose. Tuo € : THE DAILY BEE.|§[¥S MARES THEN SINMER. i A hie — | bope of getiin me here | C and when on thing will | OUNCIL BLUFFS. | ! { - .| Le bent in thedire - ) 1 £aloon Men Deny That They Am‘ ‘The above conditions of apathy and lack | SHOWING THE AD-VANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. R umed e i e | Soimentaey. hoh the. batsted. anergy, and. | PP —————— e —_— - commentary upon the boasted energy and W - . Y ) 1 . P , | p o thoited et of ok o C Furnishing Goods, Ueltvefed by, Carrier | Any Part of the C | push of the motied men of the « it the g6 0 I ' ] §, W, Trtacy oy cents Per Week, | NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE HOTEL. | Hhrr e e O aperous o Lowest Pricas, METCALF BROTHERS Clothing, Hats, Caps, eto. TELEPHONES: W population iarge aro cver secured, t do: 7 R v RranEDron. No, 2 A Dangerous Delay By Foolish Differ- i ek 1o et Mot 3 A’A’A’}A’A“‘ WMIA‘ ‘A’ i T ED1von, No, 25 4 practice-~imust be knoc in the bead. More | . ences of Opinton—A Laundry Lad { than tuis, there must be | unauimity in on f Willlam Slfidfifl‘fllfl. Everell & F:sher " ‘TION, . y action. This is one of the featt B & Rm::. BETATH. b MINOK_MENTION. Scalded—A Mysterious Caseof | fction. Ahis is one of tho fo E‘ U GENLRAL RO — Clty & County REAL ESTATE 8 Mals SO R .4 N. Y. Plumbing Co. es—The Sewerage. many ideas as to what I8 5 e S VUTUAL LIFE iNa, oo New 1« msu lll-fl b Shast stat ' 8 There are now 310 teachers in attendance —_— bR L A R LU e ‘.l-' | 12 l at the inetitite, i Rilinlng s Wiohs B hotcl is built there inust b coneerted actlon, | - 7 ‘ > X TSR ST RN o 3 The democrats of the city o to Persia this [ -\ (WEERE S L in | yesterday e o e e g < T argest C'aplta/ aml Sur ) Your Patronage ' evening ToF & grand "biow ot I et el , amotiny to purchase the | % p | ITI NS STATE BA | o S 4 Another carload of furniture for the gov ing's Bum, over th signatur uilv::‘.u | K0 Bt s DU SACUFO0 By 8y < ] 0f4ny Bllfl/i m tlw city. C ZE NK‘ Is Solicited. x ernment building was reccived yesterday the well known sporting man of this | 60y "but there is a diversity of opinion | B T sy r ~ 3 - morning. ised considerable surprise and con- | gyong thie heaviest subseribers as to thoe best | [ = It is expected that about four hundred old | sternation nmong the partics who areat- | method to adopt in converting this list into | o8 - settlers from Omaha will visit Lake ) tempting to support the Globe in its attack | ¢ ..«‘w "’n‘lmn © ‘vlnv site, l" is upon this | = SR SMOKE Monday evening next. yn Mr. Jucob Sims ey for the Law and | Point. if at 4 he prescat ne ions | o VH, . D). Foster, S . § A marriage license was issued yesterday to | (L ¥ ..\.m..fi Itho Globo ‘u,l et b ot | 0L S AL T Ll bl s L ' COUNCIL BLUFFS P ks J. W. SQUIRE'S i R et s e i earncst, and the manner in ¢ ihing desived is almost within graspy, thay | & Paint, Gil X Gloss Go, cregoy & Moore's Abstracts of Title More furniture for Uncle Sam's new house | flat contradictions are ¢ in fr itt et AL L e aEah ‘Wholesale. Santo Rosa. arrived yesterday, prowiment umong which | implicated mdicates that Mr. 5| jolf poilo end ation | é‘ o3 No. 8. p 1St = ARE THE BEST. g were o lrge number of clegant chairs, did grounds upon which to institute proceed L bl =) ] 0. ear s e fThe condition of little Hazel C mp};\thun* ings for eriminal libel, and tue matter will no ol | - 18 P ¥ 8 s is but little if any improved, and there i8 | Goubt be fully aired in 3 s00n as the o — | O Ha - i Bt oo o e 1 of ‘s mure, - | L AL 0 SO 2 ot th | SfRE v;\c: SoNe & %‘Q\\@t\fiw‘\% 3 An exc from Mat to Lake Mar z : 4 ting to the coi ;i e B - o oxc oo rom Muaing b Lo M| {11301 i aliost ulimited supply iing Lol s ehEl *@\\Q,\\\Q&\\s, C ONO T RVSE\RS | 3 sing citizens of that prosperous littie s is: hur ovening; the G Ffult line of ' 1 Counci o kS S 2 V_,-.‘ ~— o clty accused Mr. Sims of accepting bribes fi Blults Musie ¢ BRI 1 i kPP e . The managers of Lake Manawa have ar- | Mr. Frank Hesse and Mr. I%.J. [ A B p ) | Pt = i S fOR Rt g ling fineIls eXuIRelon 10 rter yesterday catlel on Day « Sore Over the sewer, | aruarm e sz sk i g o coriracs 0| o i i TWEIR SHUGAR T GOy mit for a §1,700 residence was issued 2 Lelindeady minlarial and typh and seid that the ully false and misles siced to give his statement ¢ 1 the case as they actually o yesterday to Mr. R. H. Graby. The build- be erected in Curtis & Ramsey's | clo was 1o was ut meeting of the trustees of the | fac iun ereck den thut immediat ) ] STCLITOBREERRS OF _—‘_G* TRAL IMPLEMENTS R TN e ey, H F. HATI‘ENHAUEQ variety or castern the ¢ f the Globe in misred b ; Cy <awhich I sell atavery low rate. M. . church, and did so ina letter to Mr. Sims, p fink Nos, 27 (o 38} Pourth Stee Id Lways ready to show goods. nett was elected treasurd that th count should appear over his thio stot b T e A B AR L 2 A T S RS A S TR RS resigned. SIRALOPS, HoTAb ) 10 possible ra : i e s e e s e i h;‘;\l;‘l‘-ll'lln:lulil.nl‘:\ i n;«u;;n'y‘-vl o doubt regarding his i Lo the l‘ HRtantateantion.: f this vile | - LST. (V] s ng his residence o st Broadwa statement given by LT T st el i 3 P—— " i \CORD! place of the already fine building. ( r Yesterday afternoon Mr. Nicholus De Frie Mr. Jucob Sims, City at- | sewer, and Miss Addie Lawmbert were united inwar- | tention has been called to an article ‘pub- | intoit. Itis riage at the howe of the groom on kighteenth | lished in the Daily Globe in this city on yos- | of fiith. At avenue, Justice Briggs performcd the cere- | torday in which you are charped | Ho this is cart mony. ing réceived from me the sum of §25 in the | but during the Judge Aylesworth tarried long enough in | natt e to procure your consent to | th diteh until d the police court room yesterday to assess four rat the juuction of n | thes booze fines: Jdacob Miller and John 15 in this cit itroll bell, .10 each, and Pat Johuson and George R USSELL & CC., MASSILLON, OHI0, MANUFACTURERS. SIZES FROM & hll!!v\l: Eepectally Adapted for | <inte o and death 10 | 4 - st dw B AL te 5 oy . s e 2570 300 ELECTRIC Parrish, §.60 each, untrue in its statement of facts concerni Yesterday a handsome lamp was erected at | Uhis transaction and unfair in its comments Pt | thereon, and is calculated t 1o both you and the entrance of Neumayer's hote i structure is rapidly approaching completion, | MSsITa gross injnstice, The fucts of t and within a few ™ weeks it will be thrown | matter :-.n.‘u‘\\l.. u 1 comene ‘ open to the public. action last wonth to listo this place closed William Studelman, of Omaha, has pur- | 45 i Saloon 1 went to Sour ol t0 e 4 North Main street, and will take possession : stop the procoedings where 3 at once. Mr. Giles will return o bis former : ! 05 South Mair: ' B HORSE L waiter g LIGHTING, “{Hills and Elevators, e el 1 should, ‘ 4 witinigs for in iee ol or boys L whicih AUTOLIATIO SHE76 o would_give you iy personal and her of Mrs, | 44 ‘ bome in Page county. that the uilding should £t ved in | $98 | Specifications and estimates furnished for ulation, Durability Guare In conjunction with the sale of the £100,000 o longer used as a saloon. You then i xtended | qurn'to ty T anteed. Can show lettors from wh s equal with Corliss Non-Condensiog, worth of Broadway paving bonds it should | gtated to mo that in th ic case you 3 be understood thut the sale was eif through the Citizens' State d hank, thut insti 110t think you oug latever, much o it exte TR ERANOH FROUSE, COUNCIL & iy astocis ¢ erchundis Russell, S, FOWA. e bt AR SO S oA tRR DU | o Sl Iag8 R oy ABTEVaRe Gy an Patten, Couneld bl Send for L;ta,oya. E. C. HARRIS, Manager. chasers, ilar proceeding on the pledge to you of s are above The saloon men have felt quite friendly toward the Globe until that paper nas come out s0 stoutly charging them witn Lribiy the prolbitionist attorney. They are ho! 1f would personally ubout it and deny that they have been briv- | and sce that no mor g ligquor ing anybody. were sold in the buitding, you did the An Omaha printer by the name of Runkles [ personal favor to me say that you were ¢ general houscworl Leenue, i YWANED Hesse, the tenant, that no more ‘intoxi 0. Mueller” vs should be sold in the building. that 1 not true 1 G QR company FOR 21 nuy for rent. Jolmston & Van trect, W'eu"ul and Gast pitno, ut nearly EBuildings, dutomatic Highest Econony found a bank book with s account of §0 on | ing UPoN such an LssUFAICS L0 €0 1O Tl ‘ g8, e ? ¢ g " the strect ncar thedummy depot. He re- | with the case upon my paying you the La A. J. M Kepaivs, SNew (£ 2d iand 9 W Simplicity and Durability., turned it to the owner, Mr. J. Goldberg, the | wuu | by the statu and ail the 4o, | ¥ AN 3 TR i 00, ETI § VAT Atba0 b EEONA BWHO L HIa TGt oliier costs pertaining to the procceding that (5 VN oS Ueod Raon i nan IO e AL . 1160 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Couneil Bluffs,Ia. Telephone 160, covered his loss. The finder was rewarded | had thus far . Yo stop of [ price. AL Mand 3 516 R I with the heartiest thaniss for his honesty. the proceeaing t the money s Arrangements are being made for some > acht racing on Luke Manawa in the near | DOthing unfui JORsate honorable, nor o i VG Fiture, “Tois expocted that aa olbeant eup | moment think thatIwas doi upon' t il e i o with ' | ot Sl il E,i{g E »U I N Will be oftered i i lively o hud within | improper. You treated e cand been issucd and i L 1 )y him, anc T Gt Sl Ev Ve et G A Ty i entlor md 1 do mob beties® S0 | e, o Mint, : b |0 W SRR oLl S o ‘.:-Av_.mmaw.._ L sidorasto lnterest an b wroused ' ‘i | had any intention in the whole' matter oticr | P 1 1 s po . achts which will soon be skimming over the | than to do what was rignt and just unde: he us y v = yashia shioh wil soon be simnlng over o | UIOR 0 MU Y8 MERE AL PRI SAL | on the appfention ot o auli Wi A From 15 to 25 Per Cent. RIS STOREE AT S n the e io0d reason for Au accident occurred on Niuth avenue [ Drosecuted to the end that the costs b tions, y much larger than they then we gene and consented 10 tuke my Thursday afternoon to aman who was en- b U Browdway, | gaged in” unloading the iron for the new W £l S5 to the use of the build- ] | bridge, Oue of the heavy picces swung X it i o | around and caucht his 1o, crushing 10 budly, | 15 A o distiss the procecding us 1 have | He was removed to his home, where it was | Sed Y ) el i | i found that the bone was uninjured, but the Council A e S 2T i the 5 bruise will be very painful wud lay him up | | Mr. Sim ven, and explained in | B 0B R e ne areat difticulty | i for some timo, detnil everything conneeted with the Hesso | traflicin CGouncil Bluffs. Onegreat diliculty | uy S perty of met 4 Ko D oarahitoehall i | und Day transuctions. His statement of the | heretofore mot in prosecuting the 2 ew switch s for all the electric e e ot O tat | has been the lnck of conel I8 = = - b < nilise. Have Ty city property: for goods. Call lights ou the towers arrived in the city Thurs- | day evening, and workmen began putting them in pla The will allow the to the v of witih et the drinis sol id \\'.“,,f A runuing u sulo the building at the junction of N NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE > PETE= C. MILLER m g Nos. Il & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.| =X PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. ! tian, Room do, | e b ¢ Pearl streets owned by Mrs. K. J. Day. | ¥y. | Siiepentito)be of cach lamp sepu- | 1ol the necessary legal steps to seeure an rately, 8o that either one of them can be re- |yt ction against the pluce, and the prelim. | WY prosceute and lot nt and it 1 at the Hotel | moved, if necessary, while the others are 4 i | 3 tial men decide what and o s but Just op and before long every wan who is liquors will be given wn opportunity to e ues | plain his case to the court. The aloon pur HOOL- 1 ring” the business ated in w soine y i above, bt t Ibe just o ud ¢ ALy papers were se i J. on Mr. Hess Day, the agent v Mr. Hesse c ['want_to settle th o't let red him of Sath O 3 nson Room 85, Chainber & burning. It will require sev plete the change. At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon will oce the great mateh pacing race at Union par between Charles McCormick’s chestuut geld il days to com- the pr ¢ into i, u e building for woses any longer, and 1am going o quit the ing, Westmont, and N. I. D, Solomon’s bay lbu-um-«. I told him ne wi nm'k ' to mare, Minnie R. A purse of $1,000 hinges on | me and I could not take his word in o case of the result. Admission to the grounds, in- | that kind. I asked J. J. Shea, the county cluding the grand stund and quarter streteh, | elerk, concerning the man, and Le told e will be 80 cents. A large delegation from | that he was formerly o bar tender at the Patrons of tl Omaha will come across the river to witness | | te Lotel, and he would his | none but ward £ cold a rush r \ific House for the atten- re the tire occurred or what | charge him onl; ; : g . Dl ) 9 fug contest. SR e R B R caf s i post lilie he had a | ’....., JLERO ; INE Hydraulic Sanitary Engineer, Dlans, Istimates, ¢ Some of the local merchants have been [ to give up the liquor business, mouthful o des, the wity ho | el ¢ ) !E‘ *vmmm vision of Public Work. Brown ting for some days for the ar- [ I then told Mr. Hesse that the law allowed Are They Stolen Sho hawics an 51 usting.” ¢ Uon't hU“ N GOO 5 Building, Council Blufls, lowa. s rival of goods of various kinds that were en | me certain fees for bringing up o case, and | mhursday evenie two liree v sli| 10 ¢ nent for thaty tell 3 il bty 2l d route from St. Louis. Word was received | more it T pushed the case to a hearitg in | 5o t0™ 0 A ta hiemedy. | RAGRAI l b URESHE == P here yesterday to the effect that the car in | court, 1told him if he woull faithfully | 40 the du HiId508Y \ Wl COURCIL L. L BURK == Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 115 b which th hods were shipped had been de- | promise to quit the satoon business for good | Irwin, and eavy u . ) L = Pearl St. B Council Blufls, Iowa. B pming by wauy of the | that it would be satisiactory and I would | tention. Chief Licas notic 5 the minimum fee fixed by | termined to wateh them. Y could not be learned, law and the clerk’s and sheriff's fees, He . an called for them and Remer, manager of the Cascade | promised what Lusked and the case was dis- | g 5 0 50l 0nad was most agrecably surprised by | missed. It was but a short time until he A8 YHrraan savd open aud quite oo cured Lis ———— b Justice ot the Peace. Ofllce over American Express, No, 419 !\4- SCHUhZ" Broadway, Council Blufls, Towa. | ing a 1 il 1 - o —————— 1. R BT s iseiot uacttablisn nons tie | atsellink axabiaciipaaima place I ol Biottn. o Tullow a1 1o mipchused thém | from i S | S 2 Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa : e s ot e LR Bt ks aud tho pana ived N | on the plat mout, twas | O i 15 8¢ 37 Courin, |(-:”|l'>x Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, The presentation speech was made by Miss | Day iy e did not '(*i" oy 8 b, [ Lingr Lt s the ouncil Blufls, lowa. Theresa Scott. The sut 1 to a | want to have a lot of v in the case, “" "\‘ D08, t i s wawmae e . S———————— . ———— S F———————————— ¥ claborate spread, and did il ustice to | but woul thut the builalng should no | ¢\5ite " hiie n Lho, (ohies ¢ | Dentist, Corner Main Street and First Avenue, Counci 3 xceilent viands, A most enjoyuble even- on r _be run as saloon and would ke to “ b o hy | otae t | =2 R Towa) ing then followed, and will not soon be for- saiale the case immediately. I referred to | hloaded ab th | e i | | gotlen. the broken promise of He and . Day Ley | furtin ' et e e o T — "Bho attention of the city authorities has | then £4ve me his personal puaranty that no the | Ly s M H CHAMBEPLIN M D A s BT T T Noo and been ® “lake near the | more liquor should be sotd in the building as | Shied of batice | « out. .Glasuos Accurataly Presoiibed. (s old Die th Main streot. | 10ng as it remained m his wife's possession, | M0t he co A frre LCres ) ) The wal : allod up. 0 the eity | #8d 1 allowed him to sottle the case and he | held council aud the I definit 1 Broadway, Residence, 6100 Bluft st Hours— to 1 50108 > has since been g ng the matter wrsonil 1 1 W . « T — — — of healt It has been the sup) m ot 1| o ' v X - T nsidored by commistees; tho spot has b attention to sec no more i is sold | U S Doyt atn by ) nit Mliaument, e 5 pnbidored by commlieos: tho epou hos eon | SUERLOR Wi is the trio. cxpianae | fome Nebrasia i ) | e eI Sl i Bt pricod « his ; \(uv HAVE ANV ——— to romedy the mattor, Fhut it is a nhisance | 108 of tho allezed brik lone: g | FIRIED AN WIS Lic Y iy : f the | : aut ol T 5 0 one dénies, but how to ubate it—that's the | Glebe claims to have sove other cases for 021 per p h . SO Mrs. \ omis, | work: capies can Y PR IW R i i Question, me to explain, and as fastus thoy can dis- | f2 CRis 10 54 ven e I | en ot i esoll( s few in® | spplies tor Sunl for cifculars.The Lix- | i A RE. M. Grant, a horse trader, was taken be. | [P0 facts and got thei in shapoe to present to |05, =iy ore is no doubt bt that | fi ! s an able young | O GThis paps, - ] 3 P , e 8 B ibin yoatoraay faraln e chareod the publie T 1be ready to state the e ! TR A { . § ‘ ' Cail ml .‘I DROHMLICIH, 5338 Broadway, wh you will receive V%s‘\';l‘ln;.llll::ml until Monday, and his bon 1t has oper v, Sims with taling [ hat man 1 ~“‘ ped somie i SOy ] ot = AR e h 5 bribes, and when pressed for its proof, it AHlon goucarali e mi vill b . e / alied ‘.'.lmh';:.’.f'.'.Tn‘ff-.‘-‘ mnwlnnh 5 e | can ouly cite instances in which M. Sins N "“1l from gomo of 1he Intarior N DR. C. B. JUDD, oo i a1 what netates the e I T SR S R TR ELEGTEI" BELTS AND ELECTRIS TRUSSES b on the bottoms along the Tiver. avidenily Hanmiiay thie imubie il gej i Drink Malto for the nerves. et f\[o 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa 2 » AL the last term ot court the case of Pow- | und overionle the fact that he fook Just what S — i o vta ralii yane 1 oONGUCTR DY tne Sisters of Charity, e R i SRt 4 p ell vs Mulien, uud William Scidentopf as in- | the law says he is entitled to—a feo for pros Worthily Wedded. 181VAnn0 LhAHIOLL slect presents A\l ID—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. ‘ ) A rand s i [ e , ol mighit with cquat con- | T announesment of the u of Wil | Jhtin sl SRR ol An exeollent ed jonal istitution, furnihe | WANTED—LOCAL AND TRAV provements for boarding cade NG AG any | @ 'S ON Cd decision yesterday in favor and charyed the costs to the pluintiff. Th case is of much interest to property holders in Riddle sub-division, as the same one-eighth int MISSION, f the defendants, Sapp, jr., and Miss Lula Loomis will call | arra forth many kindly expressious from the | to many friends of the weil known you whose fortunes and futures are thus happity house in the city money, when they can It does mot follow, = thou ] that they steal it, or tuke it dishonestly, The est is claimied in several hundred lots. | truth, only haif told, ¢ wents will e made immediately to | ed with all mod: D the dake from drying up. Prompt | and day school. T folks, | #etion is what is requ two sessions, beglining on the first Monday in i mber and February, re thie question. | on First avenué, Rov. M. T. Sorenson oftici. | ing citizens gencrally are invited to be pres JOH N Gl LBERT MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, | "D he take it legitimately 4 mrnrlu nll ac A‘Urdulu. \'I:ll |:|;- llunnun'u\ ritual | ent. A AEEE TS, N R & matanE ety 1 o] Among the incidental slurs throw t is | of the Episcopal church. Only a few inti R . Wigons, botsoun! Drogorty of il s, | g Aons ke ucilnial s thrown out | st Eplacopashure, Ol fow - | or Sumtrok NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 and all other urticles of ‘value without | Sireinst him for sy man that on i audgtment | e, Sapp is & young man who 'has had. the Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate. ‘N’ IND MII I 'S Ecmqnl\l. All business ctly conti- | friendly to Mr. Sims, us the latter is not | sdvantage of bemg closely associated with ll"u- A‘- L. ‘ll KE nl. 'Nl‘l se, : Minn., m‘n\'s: = = ential, forcing tho paymentof this, §3008 Whio and under the personal training of his fath It produced a gratifying and regenerating o A e oLl Hhis, SUOL RIS I810F | Solonel W E. Suph, i tho. DRACHES Of the | vy, vt toek st 3 veacle 21t soateh o IRON AND WO00D PUMPS SNYDER & SNYDER Star Stables and Mule Yards e Merriam Block. lock paid this #0 on the 2d of Jul, law, and has not ouly developed in his p AR VD \‘”“_,.';h,;, s i The plans for the block to be built by Mr, | The Globe's charges are much like the | fession, but sociully us well he is greatly cs- | SUaNL B AR LS00 The Dolice N. Mcrriam of Omaha, are at the ofice of G, | 1001’8 EUn; “bang it went, and never went | teemed hiere, where he has been known since L o Ry MR TAR o5 Eiaih o oy g [ boyhood. The bride thus won has been a so- | = = . Bell, chitect ctors desiring VS ciety favorite ever since her residence in this 10 bid on the work can there inspect them. Buy mantels, geates and hearth fup- | €ity, and has those graces and virtues which GFHEER & PUSEY. It is Mr. Merriam’s intention to crowd the | mishings of the New York plumbing Co. und hold friends. building to us speedy a_compietion as possi- - a0 it YORr consis in 19 0COIVE B {0V, DUL | unived. e corcmons: tas maiotly perfommey | o There will bo mugie ut Munawa this even- This dceision quicts the title, and clears up | so few that the Globe is very wrathy. Those | o A ARy VAR performed | jnge wnd the dining hall of the hotel has been overhanging tax title Who attack Mr. Sims luy groat stiress on the | Thursday evening at the residence of the | secured for dancing purposes. A grand, ————m charge “Sims took moey,” but donot wang | bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Loomis, | €ood time is expected, and ‘the pleasure lov - Money loaned at L. B, Crafts & Co.’s | the public to even stop to M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS, M. B. SNYDER, TALIST: SPI E ble. It will b f the best blocks in th N ¢ No P 1-7 prop _, 1o BANK E:RS Diseascs of Wowen and Children, E e, will be one of the best blocks in the B = Gy 8 Vo PAY TILL CUREL bis Tule has e Hao /. Councll Blufts, city. and will cover an area of 10by 200 feet, | S+ B Wadsworth & Co. toan money. [ ootV 40504 ) the Western Remedy . i Broacway, Cou i with frontdge ou Miller avenue, Main street g . 4 3 - - and Pearl street, making 500 feet frontage As to the Hof Co., of '0“"\"“&_ who successfully treat | goproaaway Council Blums, Jowa. Established in all i The hotel committee had another meeting and cure tobacco, liguor or opium lmlm: LA le yesterday at which the situstion of this en. | baldness, catarrh, female complaint — 4 H. Sheate loans money on chattel lost mauhood, security of every descriptio) Private terprise was fuily discussed, i £y prise ily discussed. It appears that | 08¢ TRECRONT orivate disease of men Wi thos rsons who will be the most benefited A such falth in thelr n ". MEDA“ELH & cn.' consulting rooms. All business strictly 1 A Ly#'mope Denalio o 3 e el treatment that no pay is as confidentinl, Ofice 500 Broudway, cor- | W1 tking the least interest iu it while those " 3 ked until af- : s he} intesont ter tual and permanent cure is I as a ow e s her Malu street, up-staire. ¢ are now, and huve been foremost in the | yyade, As the patient runs no risk and . [} ' work, can hope to reap nothing from it ex- | the company is known o be strictly re- t ey aredoing a large and Wool and Furs. o ‘.H or ncar lots. natic o Stop at the Pabific House. The most | ceptin an indirect w In fact where the | liable. The e | | | centrally located hotel in thoe city. interest should be the most active 1t is the | succossful business, *“The reliability of | Highest Market Prices. Prompt PPUp— Elock sold on commisston, entrully 0. y: deadest. o the face of this fact the commit- | the Western Remedy Co.. of this city Returns. NO. 031 MAIN 87T NE Ao s Datiny onot st Lag Travelers! Stop at the Bechtele. tee bus oL yet given up all bops of accom- | is unquestioned,—Owaha Herald. 20 and €22 Main Street,Council Bluts,lowa | COUNCIL BLUFFYS, 3 IOWA | 1514 DOUGLAS 8., OMAHA,NEB P s g - A I ) ' i e e L Tr— - ' T s < - e e