Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1890, Page 6

e SN oo e—r— — | THE OMAHA BEE. COUNOCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. arrier In any part of the City MANAGER. Dellvered by H W.TILY TELEPHONES: URINESS OFFICE, NO, 4 1T EpiTon, N ] INOR MENTION N. Y. P.Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Unity Guild will meet in regular_session this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. H. Jackson, No. 517 South First strect, J. M. Jenkins was arrested yesterday as o suspicious character, All members of the Temperance Reform union and others who desire to attend the opening services of the Francis Murphy meet- ings on Sunday evening, May 4, in Omaha, are invited to meet at the Chicago, Burling: ton & Quincy ticket pfiice, Pearl and Broad- way, at 7 o'clock shavp, for the purpose of attending in a body. Let there be a fousing turn out. A, J. Cook, Secretary Temperance Reform Union. ’ The King Clovis club will repeat its de- lightful programme, with a few extra attrac- tions, next ¢ ‘evening, May 2, at the Broadway M. All who are inter ested in the erection of anew church are in- vited (o attend and enjoy this unique enter- tainment, John Dy was arrested last evening hy Marshal Templeton on a warrant charging him with larceny. The information was filed by one August Davidson® Dunn said he had 00 knowledge of what the information meant and denied being implicated in any. manner with any one by the name of the informant. He was released on bail to appear today for trial. Senator Hearst's Cali mers laid over at the teansfer y rnia stable of run- terday and was shipped to St. Louis on the evening train over the Wabash, There wore nine runners and two trotters in the string, and they were agnificent specimons of Korseflesh. Th cted consid ble attention, s of Adam Thompson vs Dan C: rige occupied the attention of the di t yesterday. The plaintiff sued fo viving Carrigg’s horse in a match yearago. The case went to the ju dock and after being ont, thre verdict for £5 was returned infay laintiff, The costs v 100, exclusive of attorney’s fees, Colonel D, B. Dailey appeared for the defendant and A, W. Askwith for the defendant, One of Norman Green's street sprinkling teams indulged in a lively y on Br ant street and Broadway yesterday, At the corner of the two streets above mentioned they came in contdet with a telegraph pole and the collision was very disastrous to the sprinkler. The team continued up Broadwa; but were stopped before further damage was done, Justice Barrett has rendered a decision in the Brown-Brooks case in favor of the plain- tiff, who is the defendant’s mother-in-law. Bhe sued to recover for the cars of defend: ant's wife during illness, and was awarded $20. She will accopt only #24 to prevent an appeal, but Brooks proposes to appeal just the sawe, ' The marriage was not a happy one, and the wife secured a divorce after a fow months of double cussed; To make mat- ters worse, Burke & Tinle; v of the 1l swell this amount to an in the employ electric motor company been garnisheed. He marriage among the first clas kg i Water Works $10. Without doubt there are many persons now building houses here who want to use the ¢ water, but ure unable to pay the usual pr for introducing the water into their premises this fact, the New York Plumb- will locate a yard hydrant six- teen feet from the curb ling, and counect the same with water main, with everything com- plete and the water read $16.” Cash with order. This offer applies to unpaved streets where mains are laid. ke Tmportant to Horsemen : and turf goods. Probstle i et L The Leaders of finc watclies and jewelry in the cit the place to buy the best goods at_the prices, is the lishment without ri the most reliable firm of C. B. Jacqueay & Co. —~— in the west—Sherra- street. of the id his wages have posed to class failures. Finest photo galles den’s new place, 43 and - - The gasoline stove 1s more dangerous than the unloaded gun. - Save life and proporty by using the C. B. € nd Electric Light Co.'s gus stove. 0 A Flower uit Palac Sionx City 1 palace and Creston’ ace of bluc vill bo compelled t. di honors this year with Council Bluffs Pottawattamic county. A project is maturing that will give this city a pu more beautiful and attractive thun either of them. Ttwill be constructed of fruit and flowers, and will be a prime attraction at tho Pottawattamic county fair to be held at Union driving paris in September. That is, this s the outline of theplan on which sc eral of the city’s representative men are now hard at work, hoping to carry it through to suceessful colmplotion, Some time ago the dr entertained the idea o coming full, and decided t ug park association holding a fair the at it would not only be a grand good thing but a finaucial success as well, provided everybody would take hold and’ help. A comniittee waited upon the city council to an appropria- tion, but as nothing had previously been said about it and there was a fecling that it might result no more favorably thau had some of the recent meetings givén by the ussociation, the desived appropriation” was not made, Since then the driving park directors have been working on the matter, and several of the aldermen have also been giving the matter o boost, until now there is a feeling that the fair can be held and made a great success, A number of influen- tial and prominent stockmen through the county have been induced to assist in the matter, and it is about settled that Potta- wattamio county will this fall have one of the finest fairs’ in the west. The palace of Flora and Ceres under the di- rection and supervision of Alderman L. A. Casper, and will be a gorgeous affair, i , Aldermen Lacy and Caspa ioner Percgoy and County Su. pervisor Graham are among those who ure *mulullg thy heme in this city; and their ef- forts are being ably seconded” by representa- tivo men all through the county. It is thought that the fact that this county has not had a county fuir for some time will be rather of a bencfit than oth and that a general in- terest can bo excited among the farmers. The splendid exhibit made by Pottawattamie county at the Blue Grass palace at Creston last year would pale into insignificance beside an exhibit that would be made at home. It s thought that a woek’s fair would draw thousands of visitors to the cif All that needed to make such a fair an” immense suc- cess is hearty co-operation on the part of all who are willing to assist, and this is what the projectors are trying to secure, s Tl Notice. To the Boston store patrons. Having been asked by hundreds of ournumerous customers why we did not continue our ribvon sale all day, us they found it very inconvenient to attend in the morning, we will state for tle benefit of those above mentioned that we will continue our ribbon sale all day Saturday, in order to give the thousands that were unuble Jtoattenda chance to purchuse ribbons at such prices as never were heard of iu'the his- tory of the Bluffs, | No. b ribbon, wort No. 7 ribbon, worth 15 No. 0 ribbon, worth 20¢, No. 12 ribbon, worth 2 No. 16 ribbon, worth 30 . The above come in gross grain satin edge and moire piquot edge, in black and colors. Boston store, Council Bluffs. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., leaders ‘and promoters of low prices. rion Depot Goes. Hon. W. H. M. Pusey returned from Chi- cago yesterday wmorning with the Union depot contract bearing the signatures of the bead ofticials of all the railroads centering in the city. The trip was made to secure the signature of Marvin Hughitt, president of the Northwestern, which completed the list. Myr. Pusey stated yesterday that the erection ", "THE | of before, N w, that is all wrong and it | isn't going to Y ' purticle of good unless, percla e, they get ome sat’sfaction out of kicking. ¥ scuvul board has looked | it to this matter and we understand the situ. roposed depot is now assured. Some prelimin i yet remains to be done, however, be work on the structure can e commenced. There is somo little right of way business to be fixed up so that the roads | tion better than a great many of those kickers cun et to the depot grounds and it is thought ~ do. They say they must havo eight grades that this will take abont @ month, 'Now then just let me tell you that the | Certain municipal legislation in the way of | but ono eighth grade in the city and there are hout. elirhty pupils, divided between the Hill a1d Washiugton avenue schools, and_the pupils come from all parts of the city. How cighth grade pupils do you suppose are in the west end of the city " re wouldn't be enough to be found in | ordinary sized school room. Out of the are but two from Strectsville, [ tell you that the West end s no different from other parts of the city and it is well known thateverywhere vacating certain streets and alleys will al: be necessary, but this will oceasion no delay, The most dificult part of the work--that of getting all of the roads to go into the scheme has already been accomplished. It is only a question of a few weeks until dirt will begin tofly, as the contract provides that work | shall be commenced within thirty days from | the time the depot grounds and approaches have been secured. The citizens gener an 160 pupils in the high school the Iy are very jubilant hool building to half fill one | over the outlook. With™ the new hotel cost- | pupils begin to drop out of school as they get | Ing 250,000 and a new union depot costing | older and there would not be enough pupils £350,000 us starters, the season of 1800 prom- | in the sixth, seventk and eighth grades at | | ises to be the most eventful one in the his- | the proposed s We can't afford to hire a teacher for tory of Council Bluffs and a little public re- | room. Joicing is not out of place, two or three pupils and we don’t propose to it — encournge any such extravagance, ““Then again, they say that the citizens didn’t do_anything of the kind. They voted to authorize the school board to issue $20,000 store received yes- goods. Ladies and the regular prices for The New York Racke terday another invol housckeepers, why pi | the articles you want when you can get them | in bond such part thercof as the | at less than wholesale at the Racket store, rd might deem necessary for the erection | 302 Broadway. of the new building. The ¢itizens didn't vote | any new building. They voted to allow the school board to do as it thought best in the matter, but it must not exceed 20,000, It A Mt Great Refrigerator Sale. car load at special eut prices. Genuine o palace at Cole & Cole's, 41 Main st. Don't fail to get our prices before buying. g Witty and Wise. Henson of Chicago arrived in the wish to. “Now then, the lowest bid we received for the erection of an eight room building was | £18,000, and add to that the cost of the ground, ing apparatus, etc., andwe would e Dr. erduy afternoon and was the guest of the approprintion by ubout, &)000: Tn the afternoon Dy, Henson can build a six room structure nstitutio l'vlr:"lll‘llv'lf and dumb | for about 12,000, which is a V6| g e ing df #,000." 'We would not use over and gave a short talk to the pupils. Last | gy rooms if we had them, and we do not con evening he lectured in the First Baptist | sider it economy to build an eight room house, church on “The Other Half.” Dr. Henson | Iiven if that part of the city grows as the captured this part of the country by his | \Vest enders say it will, a six room house will be ample to ace for t mmodate all the pupils there We don't lectures at the Chautauqua assembly last b next five years, Vellevo it year. “He was_tnereforo given a cordial wel- | 106 (16 HeXE e years. e, don't b com lust evening, and the audience was de- | ittt e RIS Voars o par i lighted with the happy mingling of wit and | eat iy all that time . One thim s, visdom which characterized this lecture fully | hyilding would not improve with age. At the nch as any of those which he has formerly | ana of that thne we e take the 85,000 and red here. Dr. Henson fs one of the | hyiid on an addition if it is noc and He is a natural uses his gifts not merely to s but to make practical truth more attractive and its impressions stronger, To those who had heard him before, as well those who heard him for the first fime, his lecture last night sorved only to ¢ 1 de- sire to hear move of him. 1t {s a cause of con- gratulation that he is engaged for other lectures at the coming Chautauqua. stere oty Desirable dwelling: din_ all part: the cily, for ‘rent by 1. H. Sheafe & C think that preferable to letting the v i With a six room building t will virtually have ten room: counting the houses on Avenue B and Fif: teenthstreet, That is more rding to the population than any other part. of the city has. “These folks talk about getting out an_injunc- tion to prevent the erection of a six-room building. As far as that is concerned we shall not try to stop them. If they want us to vent a lot niore of these mission churches for school purposes we can do it, and that is what we will have to do if they enjoin us end of the ¢ of Broadway and ) reet, from erecting the school building. We know e how many pupils there are down there. West Ice! Ice! Icet of Fifteenth street there are but twen ixth grade pupils, seven seventh grade and three eighth grade. That is a total of thirty- two above the fifth grade, of which at least one-fourth are fully as near the Bloomer and ‘Washington avenue schools as they will be to the new building at Twenty-third street. If we were to accede to the demands of these folks we would have to employ three teach- The blue ice wagons sell pure Missouri river ice only—no or slough ice. Al parties commencing to use ico during the month of May will get the benefit of the present card prices for the season of 180 Those who commence later will not get bene it of season prices as the' price will probably advance. All orders entrusted o our care will veceive prompt attention. ors for thoso thirty-two pupils, supposing Muruorraxo & Co., that all of them went to the new building. Telephione No. 162. Oftice No. 4, Pearl st. - | We have investigated the matter very full - We want you to_list your rental pi with us and we will seeure you good, reli tenants. Rents collected and special _atten- s tion given to care of proper E. H. Sheafo Water pitcher er hers, beautifu! & Co., Broadsway and Main st., up stairs. designs and elegant finish, only 10 cents at ————— Lund Bros in st West, porcelain crown and bridge b € | Getting Generous and Divide Profits. Sl Republican Jadicial Committe On June 1 the Mueller Music Co. will pre- al | sent their patrons, who make purchases dur- The republicans of the Fifteenth judi s 3 ) district of Towa will meet in delegate conven. | ing the month of May, one fine, vak _finished 7 9 2 o a case Lyon & Healy organ worth £12; r tlow at Souncll Blufts Thursday, June 1% | yreniser of 8,00 worth of gocds is- entitlod 90, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the court house for | to one share, tho purpose of placing fn nomination throo | “ 0 e candidates for the office of district judge. ienuine imported Pears' soap only 15c a The ratio of representation will be the same ‘:"Ilk].\i'l"}“ for 25¢, at the Boston store, Coun i ate convention, and will en- | ¢il Bluffs. oy Al countics to representation as Special Attraction in the Bluff R o Special Attraction in the Bluffs, A Ran Ok L Aremon s he great ribhon sale at, the Boston: st and we aro positive that woe are consulting the best interests of the public in taking the action that we have decided upon.” Dr. H. work, No. Willing to Mills, 9: Montgomery, 10; Page, 115 Potto- g R tobatt el wattamie, 175 Shelby, 9. By order of the | ! AIDNREE AL B LIS O PR D. 0. Sroaur, Chutrman, | Honof the ety Evory lady and chid is " ces for looking forward to the ruinous pr Which they are going to. buy sillc ribbons at \por, hangers and | the Boston store, Silk ribbons for just half- Goodivaaes;ipecc See show window. No. 5 ribbon for No. 7 ribbon for 7e No. 9 ribbon for No. 12 vibbon for 135e. No. 16 vibbon Allstaple and_fancy colors. Also in grosgrain, satin edge and moire. wited to one picce to a_customer, Every lady ought to avail herself of this oppoytun Wanted at once, six paper hangers and painters at H. P. Niles,’ manent employ ment. fan TS UM Miss Rhodes’ general shorthand and type writing oftice, Nat'l Ass'n room, Brown build ing. Depositions taken. 10 for 15 bl ., 207 Pearl street, | S. B Wadsworth & C ity seach duy between the hours of 9 loan money for Lombard Tivestuient company” | i 15 a. . Bouton Stor, Fothorhehmn o aprtens Whitelaw & Co., leaders and promoters of J. G. Tipton, real 27 Broadway. low prices, Council Bluffs, Ta. If you wish to sell T Judd & Wells Co Broadway Women Quarrel Over a Corpse. There was a remarkable scene at De- vore’s undertaking establishment, says a Pittsburg special 1o the Globe-Dem- ocrat, just before the body of Jumos I3, Morgan was borne away to the grave. Morgan kept a shooting gallery on the South side. Last night he died of pneu- your property call on th * B. Judd president, 606 The New Drug Store, Arthur W. Cowles has opened a new drug store in the building formerly occupied by MeAtee, the groce or of Fifth avenue and Main ontage also o “";::“, fun Jion 1® yery central, | monia at the West Pennsylvania hos- sito tha Gort oot ie, oo | pital. The bod s claimed by the oughly experienced pharmacist, and has been | present Mrs. Morgan and two friend for years in the drug business in this city | She says she marvied him several years and Or He has a wide acquaintance, | ago in Georgin. While arranging the and it see hat his new venture cannot but | remains a second woman, with three | prove successful. children, came into the undertuker’s and took up her position on the side of the coflin. She was and after she had kissed the dead ma ipposite s LPSC PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. No. 1 M. Rosenfield and wife of Rock Island are h nding a fow days with his nioce, Mrs. T, | face and wept over him she declured city. They are ‘en route | herself. de- where M. Rosenfield has : Produce your proofs,” ve intorests, manded Mrs, Morgan No. 2. M, . Smith has gone to the Dans- Who are you that we should present New York, for medical | hroofs?” retorted a friend that aceom- s been Il for somo time | pupjed No, 1. *“If Mr. Devore requires Californi coolly for some extens| M ville sanitarinin, She i her friends will hope for her speedy re- i, proof we ean present them, but not to R. A T e ‘ § A At this point Undertaker Devore in- Bell. * This s and | terfered and the unseemly controversy he was much surprised to find so large and 1, prosperous a city, although his expectations Morgan No. 1 rode in_the first had been 1 ¢ high, having been a con- 1o behind the heavse and was fol- stant reader of ‘| lowed a few minutes later, No. 2 It yedrs. is also said there are two other women JELW.B in the ity who claim to have married P. H. Fitzpatrick of Fort Worth Morgan, — . A good hose reel freo o of b ith overy 100 feet of ously affected with ity to take ) s 8¢ ved in th patrick, hose purchased at Bixb; aralysis, at the residence of I, G. Mikesell, s —— e lier v P. P. Brown of Hamburg, In., was doing rs. Woodbury have removed their dental A K D ] SOME | omice to 101 Pearl street, up stairs, business in the city 3 Postmaster Main of Griswold w yesterday in_attendance on the ihe republican judicial committe T. W, Ivory and H.S. Walkins of Glen- wood are attending district court, John Burke, cashier of the Exchange bank of Walnut, was in the city yesterday sterduy. - Several desirable dwellings with modern improvements for rent in vicinity of the Presbyterian church. . H. Sheafo & Co., rental agents, The Manhattan s in the city Lo sporting b dq’rs, 418 B- W W G 1, » i rity vos —— Lo V. Groft of Carson was in tho city yes- [ Good paper hangers at Croclwell was - bitten by a George Allingham, tarantula Wednesday, pidly improving and was out yosterdiy. 1l feels some- what unsteady from ihie effects of the three pints of whisky that was poured into him. William Hanna, district attorney of Audu- bon county, was in the Bluffs yesterday, Attorney General John Y. Stone ef wood I in the cit, Hon. R. W. Briggs of Carson city yesterday. A Warning to Baggage Smash The baggage smashers had a scare to- day, suys an Indianapolis dispatch to the Chicago Herald. They pulled a trunk out of the car and threw it at the plat- form. As it fell with a crashing noise, there was o loud explosion, splinters went flying in ever, PR let grazed the ear of Baggageman Tay- lor. A moment later smoke issued from the hole in the trunk, and it had to be broken open in order to get at the fire. In the bottom of the trunk, which be longed to a Grand Army man, was found hall for work In the first and thivd vanks a ¢ revolver of the war period, one J.J. 8108k C.'C. | barrel of which had been exploded by — - throwing the trunk from the train; J. C. Bixby, steam heating, sanitary engi- neer, 443 Life building, Omulia; 202 Meeriam block, Council Bluffs, -~ Cholce residenco property centrally located for sale by E. H. Sheafe & Co. - was in the tion Sir Knight St. Alban’s lodge, No. 17, Kuights of Pythias, meets this cveningat their castle Atte - - William as He Was. The name William was not at fivst given to childven, it was a name con- ferred upon & man as a reward of merit, says the St. Louis Republic. 'When the ancient Germans fought with the Ro- mans the Germans were armed only with light weapons, swords, spears, ete., and ifa German killed on the field a well- armed Roman wearing a gilded helmet, | the helmet was set on the head of the brave German who had slain its owner, who ever after was known as Gildhem,or as we would say Golden Helmet. Among the Franks the name was Guild-helme, - - Six Rooms Enough. ““Those folks down in the west end of the city don't really know what they are talking about when they make such a kick for an eight-room school building,” said & member of the school bourd yesterday. They have just got an idéa into their heads that nothing else will do and they fly clear off the handle when we propose to put up & six-room build- ing. They don't stop to iuvessigate the mat- | and with the French Guildheaume,after. ter at all, but thoy say that other parts of the | ward Guillame, and with the Latin city have eight-room buildiugs and they wre | speaking nations Guilielmus, Finally going to have one, too, or they will kick up | the French Guillume became Wuillame such @ muss as the school board uever heard | and soon evoluted into William, I OMAHA DAILY PASSED THE-ANL-1. U . iLL can fall as far short of that figure as it may |<straints and | M. Vest from the 1 " FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1890 The Hous: Acop'site Benate M a ire with but One'l fssenting Vota, COMMITTEE ON; MEAT PRODUCTS. Sencztor Vest Makes the Report—Four Measures Oered for the Consids eration of the Senate—Cus- toms Biil, Taken Up. WAsHINGTON, May 1.~Tn the house today the committee on rates reported a resolutiof for the immediate consideration of Dbills re- ported from the judic committeo in the following order: The senate bill relating to trusts; the house bill relatipg to copy the house bill relating fo bankrupte; Such other bills as the committee may call up. This order s to be in force today and tomorrow. The resolution was adopted and the house proceeded to consider the senate bill to pro- tect trade and commerce against unlawful re- mopolics. This is the measure known as the “antistrust bill."” An amendment by Mr. Bland, making un- lawful any contract or agreement to prevent wompetition in the sale or purchase of any commodity transported from one state to an- other, was adopted and the bill passed with only one single negative vote. Mr. Adams of Tllinofs called up the inter- national copyright bill and explained its pro- visions.. Without action the house adjourned, During the debate Mr. Cannon _announced l)ullklh(: tarift discussion would begin next weelk. Senate. (0N, May 1.—In the senate today lect committee on moat products made a report and accompanied it with an explanation, He said that the mittee had investigated the subj fully and had now reported four m for the consi ion of the senate, The first was a concurrent resolution asking the presi- dent to inaugurate diplomatic correspondence with the authorities of t Britain 1o bring about the repeal or modification of the exis- ting quarantine relations with the Kingdom. The next measure was on viding for a national meat_inspection I requiring that all live cattle shall be inspected when reported and also all cattle ended for exportation and all meat intended for ex- portation. The next measure was intended to prohibit the monopoly now practiced as to the storage capacity of steamships carrying cattle to for- eign countr idence had shown that in New York the practice had obtained among the steamship companies belonging to forcign nations (there being no American lines) of leasing or contracting, somefimes a single vessel, sometimes all the vessels of a ine for months in advance to one person. The result was that the other shippers had no op- pn\'l\xlllli( y of putting cattle in foreign markets at all. Another of the bills was one intended to prevent the discriminition which now ex isted on all railroads belonging to the Trunk association, wnder which no mileage was given to any of the improved oattle cars ing liv attle from the west to the while refrigerator cars do get mileage. Vest asked in, the name of the cattle sers of the country that these bills be taken up and considered at an carly day. Mr. Cullom recognized the importance of the measu and declared himself anxious to secure thei v consideration. He asked Mr. Vest whether thie rcport was very long or whether it could be printed soon. Mr. Vest replied that the report covered about one hundred pages of type-written matter and he supposed it could be printed in a few The house amendment to the senate bill for a public building at-{ Aurora, 1Il,, was non- concurred in and #'conference as . WasHING United up, the pending question being on Mr. G amendment securing. to aggrieved impo the right to bring a common-law suit ag: the collector of cudtoms. -~ “* M. Hiscock proposed an amendment to the effect that the court in its diseretion may re- ceive udditional evidence and send different questions of fact for trial to a jury. After a long discussion Mr. Gray’s amendment was id on the table by a party vote. The bill over until tomorrow, with the agree- ment that the senate should proceed to vote on the bitl and the pending amendments at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon without further debate. After an exccutive scssion the senate ad- journed. e 1t want the best Wall paper go to J. D, Crockiell's, e S e To Search for Sunken Gold, The millions of gold that lic in the hold of the English ‘warship De Braak, sunk a mile off Cape Henlopen, will not remain undistur this summer, as the Merritt Wrecking company of Philadel- phia has contracted to begin work for the treasure on May 15, It is said that the Merritt compuny located the exact spot last summer where the sunken ves- sel now lies. 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J 's Hair Vigor for the past four or five years and find it a most satisfactory dressing for the h: Itis all T could d being harmless, causing the hair to retain its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render the hair easy to arrange.’— Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles street, Haverhill, Mass. “I have been psing Ayer's Hair Vigor for several years,'and beélieve ihat it has caused my” hair to retain its natural color.”—Mrs. H. J. King, Dealer in Dry Goods, &c., Bishopville, Md. Lelvin Aldrich, Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bold by Druggiste and Perfumers. Fucial blemishes, such as Pimples, Blotches, Black Heads, Freckles, Super- fluous Haly removed. Address DR. W. L. CAPELL, 846, Marcus Blk, Broadway COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. J. D. EpMUNDSON, SHUGART, Pres. Vice-Pres. Cuas. R, HANNAN, Cashier, itizensState Bank IL BLUPPS. Paid Up Capital, ..$160,000 Burplus and Profits 50,000 Liability to Depositors 860,000 L A. Miller, F. 0. Gleason, E. L Tart, J, I ndson, 'Chius bauking busi- surplus of any Transact gener gest capltal and uthwestern lowa. Interest on T'ime Deposits. PECTIAL NOTICKE: COUNCIL BLUFFS, MOR SALE -Hotel property. trally located. Mrs, Wi, Eighth 8t., Council Blaffs, WANTED to Trad braska clear or e & Wells compa president rooms, ¢ Noble, 1% 8 Will be paid to any competent chemlst who will Bnd, on analysin, particle of aercury, Potash, or other poleons In Swift's Specific (3. 8, 8.) B. Judd, ! s Wt e A llu:‘{x'\“'.r“(\..nl{\mfifiri e south side of layliss park o Henderson, Tex., Aug. 23, 1839.— “For elgh- lighted by clectricity and contaln- teen monthe 1 had an eating sore on my tongo . all m fnprovements; lot 100 by %0 Also will sell or oxchange for Improved property my farm of_5:0 ten miles cast of Council Blufts. N. M. Puscy, Councll Blufrs, 1 was treated by the best local physicians, but obtained no relief, the sore gradually growing worse. 1 concluded finally to try 8. 8. 8., and was entirely cured aftcr using & fow bottles. You have my choerfal pormission to publish tho above etatement for the benet of those similarly afficted.* C. B. MolLzmonz, Henderson, Tex. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseascsumatled froe. THE §WIFT 8PRCIFIC CO., Atlants. Ga. W0 ft. front on Broadw ot P, 0., only 88,50, ~room house. With all_modern Improvements, fine lot 50x130 ft., on paved treet, only one block from miotor 1y orms. s-room e Arge grov his I8 u b dway, ono 50 with modern fmprove- n first-class nelghbor- lose to the elt or 10-nere lots. §100 per acre, easy term ub,, on monthly payments. acre ]}l‘ll‘ erty at a’bargain, dence lot on Benton st., $00. Tots in Mullin's sub. at §00 each, nt lots in all parts of the city on' easy In 5 F. M. ELLIS & CO,, ARCHITEGTS, AND BUILDING SUPERINTENDENTS, Rooms 430 and 412 Hee Bullding, Omaha, Neb., and Rooms 24 and 246 Merriam Bloek Council Bluffs, Ia. ~ Corresponden licited = 10-room house on Gth ave., one block from MAXON & BOURGEOLS, o E-room house on ARCHITECTS from motor line. —)AND(— room houses on N SUPERINTENDENTS. FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Room 250 Merriam Block. Council Bluffs, Ta. Room 610 N, Y. Life Building, Omaha, Neb. On monthly payments or terms the Judd & Wells compa room two-story house, Sth¥ve 1 10th 55 by 182 feet, two blocks from motor to sult by Lincoln ave., “two blocks rth 7th st, near post- ve. A and 12th st ave. E, near 80 4sroom house on the motor lin 20th and St sts, Houses and lots in all parts of the ol Judd & Wells company, 606 Broadwa, Judd, pres. CHRIS BOSEN, SASH and DOOR Factory and Planing Mill. W ANIED o Trade-House o from K0 to #6, proved pr . The Judd & \ 606 Broadw: © B, Judd, pres. und lots rang- % for unini- ells comp: VB Have 2t lots on and adjoining Park ave. between the Ogden house and Fairmount Park, on'which we will bufld beautiful homes tosuit tho purchasers. Broadway, C. B, Judd, pi most _centrally located fac. Best equipped tory in the city. All modern latest patter (OR RE w. chinery; operated by skilled mechanies, E W. Bl ul attention given to seroll and band sawing, planing and trimm Genoral con- | JOR ¢ ~Garden land, Wwith tracts and estimates for houses and bulldings houses, by J. R. Rice, 102 Main st., Council aspecialty. Corner North Main and Mynste | Bluff: streets, Council Bluffs The J. A. Murphy MANUFACTURING CO., 1st Avenue and 2Ist Street. Sash, Doors and Blinds Band and Scroll fawing. Re-Sawing and Planing. Sawing of all kinds. Porch Brackets. Kindling wood £.50 per load delivered. Clean sawdust’ by the barrel 25c. All work to be tirst-class. ~ Telephone “YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED." phone 260, D-“Men to sell the complete school 'y or commission liberal and all expenses for outfit. Ad- H. Smith, 540 Broadway, prompi dress or Council Bluffs Ta. THOS. OFFICER. W. H. M. PUsky. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, Council Bluffs, - Iowa. Dealers in forelgn and domestic exehange. Collections made and Interest paid on time deposits. 'SIB[NDAID PUB IS 901dd JOJ PUIS 8dodd “09 ¥ uBygRl Y'Q vhant, AY. 1013 BROADW SATURN, (2608. son of 180 at the Unlon Driving Park, Couneil i . trom N ubtil June 1st, when he will be returncd to Fretont and his sorthy companion MAMBRINO BASHAW, (1789,) will take his place from J until Au . These two aro the only stullions in the West that are the sire it stallion, i hands I ordinary flesh will w well Bros.. Sprinzhor er. Further comment s unne igesi Invirably cash o hankable p ves premiscs. : ‘onsul, 22 d many others hetter than 2 ‘U accommodations for always welcomo at the park breedi write to JAS. G, SMITH:& SON, Fremont, Neb, her be- Byron on with the ust PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY, H. Birkinbine - N. Schurz S————————— o Q. AR -—Attorneys at Law. Practica in the State and Fed- Stone & Sims eral Courts. Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Bloc Council Blufts, fowa. Hydraulic and Sunitary Kugineer. Plans, Estimntos Specilications. Supervision of Publio Work. Brown Building, Coucil Bluffs, lowa. —Justice of the Peace. Ofice over American Bxpross, Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. GRAHAM & CODY, Planing Mill, Sash and Door Factory. Council Bluffs, Ta. sroughly e und Thirteenth t work. Second aver to do all kinds Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings. alr. Work, and Interfor Finish of il kinds mi on all kind$ of work to contracta 5 street, sizes al attention given to odd ort notice, I WHY PAY HIGH PRICES JFOR(- - FURNITURE -- n you can get the best there Is made In every lino at prices that will not bankrupt yon? re I no Laste nor purse that we cannot suft. -You want to beautify your howme, don't you? Then come in und seo how elegantly and cheaply you can accomplish ft PEOPLE’S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, MANDEL & KLEIN, 30 Broudway, Council Bluffs, lowa. =3 C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers 1n w FURNITURE. t Prices. Dealers, send for Cat 04 und 206 Plerce Street, nd Lowe y, and Targest Stock ¢ Nos. 206 and 207 Broadw Council Bluffs, Ia | UNPR Baritalle purpos in ea Attested rangemonts for all the drawings of the Loulsia And in_ person mana themselves, and that th honesty, fairn and we authorize th [ fleate with facsimiles of its ndvertisements.” () INTED A’ «‘3%{:}3'.‘\"»”1.!.!0?{ DISTRIBUTED LS.L 1 by the Leglslature, for od A it franchise made s stitution, in 1879, by an as follows: monthly and sem na State Lottery ¢ Semi-Annually (June and December) and ity Grand Single Number Drawings take place oh of the other ten months of the year, and are all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Qrleans, La. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of Its Drawings, and Prompt Payment of Prizes, “We do hereby certify that we supervise tho ar 'and control the ‘drawin, e A conducted with any o v our slgnature F7 5§ COMMISSIONERS, and in good faith toward ail par. I rt 1 ttached, I8 ‘We, the undersigned hanks and bankers will pay il prizes drawn In the 1« may be prosented at AL WALM or A L CARL KOHN. Pres. Junters, os. State Nat'l | ana State Lotteries whi Orleans Nat'l fon National Bunk, b ll‘rwl. Loufstana Nat. Bank . N U Grand Monthly Drawing At the Academy of Musio, New Orleans, Tuesday, May 13, 1800, CAPITAL PRIZ 100,000 Tickets at 20 o LIST O 1 PRIZE OF §300.000 I8 1 PRIZEE OF 100,000 Is 000 1 OF 5000 are 2 PRIZES OF 1,000 ar 100 PRIZES OF 500 ar 200 PRIZES OF 500 ar. 500 PRIZES OF 200 ars APPROXIMAT 100 Prizes of §00 are. 100 do 0 are 10 do 200 T 00 Prizes of $100 are. W do 100 are. 38,134 Prizes amountls )TE--Tickets drawing to terml Halves, $1 ach PRI ng to.. Capital AGENTS WANTED. EPFOR CLUR RATR: dexired, write legibly stating your rosidence, wi number. $300,000, Quare ters, #; Tenths, #; Twentleths, §1. o 10,009 I‘”fi 00 ..$1,064,800 tizos fre not ene or any further Information the undersigned, th sta Moro rapld ‘return mafl delivery will be assured by your enclosing on_envelope bearing yous full nddress. IMPORTANT. Address M Or M. A. DAUPHIN, W A. DAUPHI New 0 hington, D. 0. By ordinary lette nt sued by all_express com, draft or postal note. alning MOX anles, New York Addr rency to NEW ORL REMEMBER, that th TEED BY POULL and tho tickets stitution whosoe the highest conrts ton o anonymous sc ONE DOLLAT s the pr fraction of ‘n ticket 188t TEN EXGCURSION New Or ‘ment of pi BANKS by the pr 4 rights are fore, bewar o, ) BY US in DAYS’ —T0— CHATTANOOGA, and Return $S50 From Chicago and Return §jo. solely of vestibuled Puil and d 1ng) leaves Fite at 1 p. A el ol enjoyable to of e of the. 15 wsured 1o Sout o ta 11 transportation « Ists during uded in th ort to cl W0, prising wnd e Henry A 1 son-Huston anoogi hos ur izt of all imita: rriving at Chatta a L BANK, Raymond & Whitcom v ORDEN. fa- e, Registered Letters containing Cus- NATIC Of the smallest part or 1y ddrawing, hing in our name offered for less than u doilarsi trip and A the ake the trip thor- East Chattanooga Land Company, any 96 Summer s off or direc WE U ADAN DIk A A Moy Lynn, M JUSULLIVAN, M. D Ma L. B, RUsSELL, Boston Modiv or furthe mond & Whitcomb will fu and (reudy Aps I Clurk st Chicag ULLIVAN, M. D, 5, 101 East B el M rnish full in public Messrs Hays it 10 the excuraion, also Prospectus of the companyy Drosy iy _BONDS o IN, Ac S for sal AND STEAM HOICE LINE OF fer with AUTJION] A | Municipal Bonds and Other Investments FOR SALE. CALL OR SEND FOR APRIL LIST Also 1 in GOV RANTS and SCRI Wo oxtend all the ing Business, R § A, KBAN & CO., Bankhs 100 Washington St 116 Broad New Y 11 NM Ch ST LAND WARe cilitles of a GeneralBuuke National Bank. U. S. DEPOSITORY = Nebraska Omaha, = = Capital Surplus . HERMAN KQUNTZE, P JONNA F. H. DAVIS, Cashier. - & N, Vice P're W. I MEGQUIER, Assistant Cash i Safoty Deposit Vaults in Busement 500,000 100,000 oot GATTES, Assistant Casbier BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & CO, London, England, ADOLPH BOISSEVAIN & (O Amsterdar Banl n, Holland. <Or's, h Y