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

{ % S ST Y Y sy L N THE FIELD OF SPORTS, | 5io. e, i, Bttty sna Emsli AT ST, LOUIS, 8t Louis. 11300090 2-8 The Black Eox Beaten at Denver By ! l(m-h-:.’(l'v' s s U0 0 00U 3 b Eeore of 15 to 6. Hits--St. Louis 12, Rochester 0, St. Louis I, Rochester 2. Batteries and Wells, Barr and McGuire, Umpire— SCORES OF OTHER BASE BALL GAMES, | Kerins. x — THE 8P KD RING. Btanding of the Clubs—Milwaukeo Sheepshead Bay Races. Leading, With Minneapolis a Closs sersiean. Bay, Lo L, July 1.—Sum- Second - Intercating Turf and mary of today's races Bratnond News Futurity course, about three-fourths of a 2 i mile~Phoenix won, Glory second, dead hy between Ben Clocho and Druidess for third Por Ot | place. Time—1:10 Milwaukee o7 | One mile—Belle of Montana (colt) won, 65 | Miss Belle second, Watterson third, 1 10 | 1:55 4 [ Mile and one-cighth—Guy San rento second, Barrister thi J L | Mileand three-sixte Son won, Wilfred Des Molnes. Bt. Puul. sccond, Castay Time—2:04 25 Futurity cour U Harry won, Evane gelin 1d, Matagorda (filly) thivd, Time 1 3 Mile and one-fourth on turf-—Admiral won, Little Jim second, Barrister thivd, Time— 2100 1- v 11, Minneapolis 5, 8t. Pa Misseaporis, Minn., July 1.- gram to T Ber. | --Folloy of today's gam TTTUMINNEA T Washington Park Races. R | Ciicaao, July Summary of Washing- Garrofl, 1t 17 1 2 0 FiMurphy, m ton park races: 5 0/ : Abi ourths of a mile—Donatello won, OB THaw Phil Malns, p roughton Rurks, 89 me and one-sixteenth—B] o second. Time wood stakes, thr Dais, rneystone won, old _fillics Lady sce Totals Minneapolis. ... 0000300 1— Bt PRl 201000100 SUMMARY, Runs_earned—Minneapolis Home runs—Carroll, Mill¢ id, Mora thivd, Time. lourths of a mile, heats bilene _secon Second heat Boniis,, b0 gt i ond, Susie S third. l alls ruck fourths of a mile, heats—First heat: t ins Ono hour nd tw won, Churchill ¢ ccond, Be Cuslck. third. Time nd heat ndolette won, Churchill Clark second, Marchma third. Time—1:15¢. Third heat: Brandolette won, Marchma second. Time— 1 Kansas City 8, Sioux City Kaxsas Crry, Mo, duly 1. Following is the 1 Minneapolis taces. MixNEAPOLES, Minn. July 1.—Toda; w0 AE | opening of the spring meeting of th OELELE0R0 attendance w ML endance 003 Manning, 2 Smih, If Gunson, c. Ear L s in five, purse $500— _Totals. 3l Totats ithered Rover second, C. W. BY INNINGS, L. third. 1e- 011010 00020020 0—4 MMARY. nsas City th, P'ow mith, Hoc three he Kansas City... Bloux City ... Earned runs-- Two-bise hits Three-buse i bulls Seibe Broomixe 1L, July 1. ceutral Minois civcuit v Two-year 200 Major won, Bi Dexver, ¢ H won, Mondaco third, one mile, $00— won, Carrie Walton sceonld, Lady T third, Laura ' fourth, Time—2:% 1100 Two twent pace, one mile, 3500 —Pilot Gift wou, Si seeond, Tillie He Tin OMATIA 0 1 Andrews, i0..0 010 1 0Clarke. p.....t 013 0 pec Tu B Gy attraction at this plice will be the of the now kite shaped track under ti of the 12 5 Totals SDic BY INNINGS. _ | Independence driving park ass One 5101 0 4-15 | thousand dollars in purses is offered. Al- /140,10 010 hibition trot to lower his record of The English Turf e Loxnox, July 1.—[Special Cablegram to Onih Tk Ber.|—he race for the July stakes at Rases on ba pitehes—Clarke 1 Flood 1. Clarke Time of utes, Newmarket was won by Baron de Roths- child’s bay colt Beauharn A Fi Moines 2, An Officer Inter al Tele- and Gets Worsted. 1 Oficer Callaghan, who do bad an iut MiLwav gram to T of toduy’s game: T NILWAUKER, tof the cem ae tery William E. Hart & 1| and Georee Rufus reside, and yesterday, so 1 1| the oficer claims, Hart's wife deserted his 4 4 | bed and board and went to live with Rutus. 2 0 1| During the afternoon the two men fought G 3 & 1| over the possession of the womun, with Rufus Srinith. 0 l‘l||rl'r:\.n|u v oof the fight and also of Mrs. _Totals .. 55| Intheevening Hart renewed the battle, taking Callag] as a refe The 0 1— 4 | fight was of s| ation, and after whip- 0 ping Hart, Rufus, Mrs. Hurt and her 3 SR turned _onto the graveyard policeman, and in AT 5 five minutes had him completely knocked Macullar. out. Brinbloe Several as the offic in the court arena. Milwaukee. ... Des Molnes. A lls—Pottit 2sts will be made this morning, as sworn to hav tisfaction if hie caunot get it in the fistic 1 41218 3-10| JohnPotter,an old man from Rulo, this New York 0000DO0ODO0OO0O-¢ te, is constantly gettis into trouble. A {“‘N -Pittsburg 13, N York 4. Errors | few days ago he sold lignor without having —Pittsburg 2, New' York 1. Batterics— | obtained o government lic He was Bowman and Decker; Rusie and Buckley. | Droweht to this cits by & depity s Umpire—McDermott. not considering the chavge very Dundy allowed Potter to ros V. " hit as he was lookin, 1 nd -t rs he had. Pott instead of turning over his ¢ AT CINCL Brooklyn 00000000 0-0 Cincinnati . 0 010 00 0 - Hits—Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 10, ut the shurp, Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 1. he led the young man along the street, und and Clark; Rhine und the pretence of going to his room at the h pire—McQuade, until he found an officer, to whom he de a0 ered the confidence i} AT CHICAGO, i Chicago 00000000 0-0 Dicd on the Philadelphia Hits ~Chicago 4, Philadelphia 8, 500830000 %7 ne days ago Jobu Horton and Henry —Chicogo 2, Philadelphia 4, Batterios— | W imer, from Centeryille, Ia., pussed through Luby and Stanzell; wson and - Clements, city in a light spring wagon on their w Umpire—Lynch, to Wyoming, where they expected to put in d season hunting and fishing, ¢ they passed through the city as postpoved | again, but Wilmer was dead, and in the bot tom of the wagon his body lay pac lin ice. The two went us far as Grand s where Wilmer sickened and in a few ¢ 1. To AT BUFFALO. save the expense of shipping express o 10001205 8-12 | rough box was pr ' d into this Horton 00103 2 0 0- 6| placed the body of his dead friend and started BRLIon Errors— | on his sad journey toward his homo, EVELAND. oland game N Leagas, Bufalo... Brooklyn., Hits—Buffalo Buftalo 1, Brook! Battories —Keefe and T Clark: Vau Haltren and Kenslow. Umpires— Straightening Out the / Leach and Matthews. “The county auditor will begin wor few days on the preparation of a showing the status of the | the county and the esolution introduced 1 Berlin, Tho city com statement count between ance with a 1y by M. that tho AT PITTSHURG, Pittsburg........1 0 0 3 3 1 0 4 2 Boston..........0 0 1 0 5 0 0 1 0— Hits—Pittsburg 19, Boston 19, Errors Pittsburg 3, Boston 0. Butteries—Tener and Carroll; Radbourne and Murphy. Umpires— | county is indebtel to the city to the extent o Gumbert and Gaffney abou will acconnt AT CHICAGO, up the Chieago.........1 0 0 2 1 0 6 1 0—11 is pro- Philadelphia...)1 2 0 0 0 0 0 8 1—6 tedious Hits o 18, Philadelphia 12, Errors Chicago 2, Philadelphia 4, Bat Buld- Cure for ¢ 'homas' Blectric vell win and ¥ Buftinton and Cross, Um- el I R Oil according It is the best v erguson und horh remody for all sudden “ks of colds, pain AT CLEVELAND, und inflummation and injurics, The Cleveland-New York game was post- e = > ” poned on account of rain, The Claussen Tnquest. ST The inquest the remains of George Amerioan Associatiin, Claussen, the Millard suicide, was completed | AT COLUMMBUS, at a late hour yesterday afternoon, the ju racuse........0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0— 1 | returning rdict t > man came to his umbus 0001 1100 *— 3| death from the effects of a wound inficted by Hits—-Syracuse 7, Columbus 8. Errors— | 8 ruzor, held in his own hand, i Syracuse 7, Columbus 1. Batteries—Morrison o~ - nd O'Rourke; Chumberlain and Boyle. Um- The Union Stock Yards ¢ ase, pire—Toole, Oitieao, July 1.—The master in_ chancery ATLOUISVILL today reported to Judge Tuley adversely on the petition of Frank R. Baker for an in- 0000 0 0 0 000900020 93| tunction restruining the’ Union stock yards 1o Brooklyn , Louisville. . L Company 1rom executing a_mortgage, of Hits -Brooklyn 8, Louisville. Errors— | the "lllx'll\h syndicato.” Jmlgub'l"‘uh'y will Brooklyn 2, Loutsvillo 2. Batteries —Strat- | take the matter up tomorrow ten and Weckbecker; Daily and Foy, Um- pire—Doescher, b Invaded German Te tory. g Panis, July 1. — [Special Cablegram to Toledo 00 0 0 1— 0 | Tur Bee.)—Advices regarding the shooting Athleti 0 00 0 0— 0 | of & Freuch inhabitant of Cobroy, near the 8, Atbletic 8 Errors—To- | frontier, by a German seutry, show taat four s { 5 0 0~ | W. H. was third in the first heat, but took the | second, Nutpick third, Deputy fourth, Time | est” will | | | multifold preliminaries nec ! ing Choi | St | courts today. | framied with the vichest and most elowant | usually do even a liitlo better than we adver- had gone 150 rritory, when the wounding one of amed Clandot, His rious. of the residents of that pl metres futo the German sentry fired upon them, their number, wound, howeve - PERSONAL PARAGRAPHIN, J. H. Harloy of Lincoln is at the Murray. G. . Noble of York is at the Merchants, L. Holland of F'riend is at the Me nts George R. Scott of Boatrice is at the Casoy. ©. E. Hanson of | is at the Paxton, L. O. 1 of Fremont is stopping at the Casey. L. W. Gilehrist of Lincoln is registercd at the Millard. J. M. Marsh of Grand Tsland is stopping at the Millard, Re M. Ware of Central City was in the y yeste 3 4. W. Woodruff of Sutton was at the Pax- ton yesterday. J. A Ayres, jr., of David City, is registered at the Casey. W. P, Burrows of Mason City is stopping it the Merchants, L. P. Stickn Chicago on Monday. H. L. Bliss of Grand Island is among the 'sts at the Millard, 3. Kelly and wife of Lincoln are reg- istered at the Murray. Mrs. A. G. Harris of Columbus is regis- rred at the Merchants Judge George B. Zaf tine are guests at the ( et B, Windi topped at the Fromont in ind wife of Valen- wife of Platts- uy. 3 nd and wife of Nebraska are stopping at the Paxton. corge C. Hobbie and family le: for Onckema, Mich., where they will remain until fall, Mr, Mrs. A. L. Strang were among Monday’s guests at the Grand Pacific in Chicago. Mrs, G W, Clarke returned frc cago yesterday, where she went some ¢ to be presént at the funcral of a little graud- child. - oor. IL BLU. Opening of € tanqua. The second annu ngof the Council Bluffs and Ongga Chautauqua assembly opened yesterday. Like most opening days, there was the usual hurrying to and fro, pitehing of tents, mranging cots and gasoline stoves, asking questions, and the adjusting sary to the S NEWS. dwellers in tents, The day's programme had more than enongh to satisfy those who could spave time from their canvas and kettles to enjoy an partof it. The attendance was much luvg than on the opening day last year, and the in dications arc that the sssembly will in all re- ¢ much more of a success than T n to furnish duily treats. Those who | “The Hunt- 157 last year, with its fiving of guns. its baying of hounds, and its other realistic will Insist its frequent his seuson. The “Anvil in the For in hive to fire up, and the cli of hammer will be heard . bund makes u speciaity of such popular musi- cal novelties, und is thoroughly versed in as sembly music. [t has thus gained a nat reputation. Last evening was the al opening, the rogramme consisting of brief addresses of cleome and of ¢ alation, One of the chi cal att tions is the presence of worth as soprano solo- tition ist. She is so well known in this_ city that she needs no words of commendation o in- duce ner many friends and adr to im- oV L will be thie fof At 11 o'clock Prof. C. E, Underhill of New York will give seloct dramatic and humorous readings. At 2 p.m. there will be a musicale by the bund. e and Scenery in Freeman, Ph. D., sin. by Mrs. Wadsworth and the Orpheus quartette, At S p. ., lect “I'he Nile and the Great Ram by Dr. A. H. Gillet, This lecture will be illustrated by a series of stereopticon view: The Chicago & Rock Island will run trains as follows from the Council Bluffs depot: st PWARD, hose purchascd at Bixby e e Convened Hoth Courts, Deanwoon, S. D., July 1.—[Spe ram to Tie B Tnited States Marshal Fry of Sioux Fallsconvened both the United Stutes district and United States cil Neither of the judges were e and court was adjourned until tem- 0. Mr. Fry made partial urrangements for renting rooms, the new city hall for gov- ernment offices and a United States court room. The T The gasoli erous_than the unloaded Save lifo and property by using the C. B. Gas and Blectric Light Co.’s gus stove. S you wish to seli your prope & Wells Co,, . B. Judd pr Broadwa 11 on the ident, 605 anitary - engi- 3 202 Morrium 5 Life il ding, Oma ‘ouncil Blu a_to let your intheir old, vou can gt them re- moulding at H. P, an you 1 pucchase the moulding for elsewhére This_bus; Louncement contains i tion. S. B Wadsworth & Co., loan money for Lombard Ty R 7 Broadway. Pearl street, mentcompany. J. G. Tipton, real estate, = The Mantattan sporting headq'vs, 418 B- way. BOSTON CIL BL A Few of Our Specials For This Week Perase this cavefully. Something in resting to ulmost every family ean be found in these columns. Don't fail to come early, as bargains laid that s don’t last all day. Visit the Bos- There you tise, 50 dozen black and colored mit claim to be able to show you better far than can be found elsewk Note our pri 10¢, Bde, Hie, 4he and A0c. We call your & attention to our 25¢, B¢, 8¢ and H0¢ mitts, fully 25 per cent under value, A bargain iy whito goods. - All our stripes and checks marked week at least while they | Hosi In this have no competitors, line of lu fants' fast We lue by in the we a nt we claim to a_complete fully refu our ludies’ fast blacks at 25c and #he. You will agreo with us it is the best hose you eve R Our chilaren’s two-by-two ribb at no equal, all sizes for 23c, At 10 12150 wo show the best fust ack stocking in the country. ine ribbons ut 1o a yard. staple colors In all silk ¢ has ic us for th b ribbons for )bons for 7 hbons f¢ No 12 ribbons for | No. 16 ribbons for 10 Tho above are all good colors, regular stock, and all silk gros grain and satin edge. The above prices good for this week only. BOSTON STORE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Blufts, Ta. Dempsey Bros., 105 Main stre place in fown where you can g is the only fresh and HE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WE HE POURED QUT HIS WOES, | s 2o — Mr. Rev. Hubbell Tells' His Domestio Troubles | o D on a Street Corner. DNESDAY, Deputy Auditor Allan and in_due course of HE DELIVERS AN INTERESTING ADDRESS. | timo will be authorized to do business in this Downing; flour, ete, Kearney OFFICER & PUSEY, 2 g room, No. STATE HOUSE VETAY antifal mo e | “ that wo will trade for gnonmt v B B E: ossor | 1043 n Omaha of Councll Wlutts,” The Judd & | . B, E. Friar, ox-county clerk of Clay Wells Co., Council Biufrs, Ta v, is reported as the probable sy Buumiardoer, late recorder in the | 2 e Corner Main and Brondway. state, ALL WORK WARRANTED. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, socretar, o fnsurned company of the county Lol Ardd A e elphia has fil statement wi n forelgn and stie Exchan L B L L A Suiade und nterest paid on tim ks MAXON & BOU RGE OIS, CITY XEWS AND NOTES, e d New Owners for the Standaed Strect Mus. James MeMann, living at 1301 Architects a.n Railway Lino—Awards Made by | fieehivas the victim of o sunstroko vest DR. J. D, JACKSON, Dental Surg Superintendents. All kinds of work done. You the Purchiase and Suppl fatally. Sho was outside the bouse whey | 1, ALLkInds of wo You con save o tine [nterior: Detorations bials overcome, and in the faint fell heavily ngainst | i mon s i and silvor Siliug by catling Fine Interior [)H.“ ations, Board. the side of the building, injuring hor back, | - ‘ : i Room 250 Megrlgm Block Coungll Blufts, T Her condition w ous this morning, but ————— | Room 610 N. V. Lito iutiaing. Omahn, No she 18 now on tho road to recovery, 15 MAIN ST. i Lixcory, Neb, Tuly 1.—(Speeial to Tur | The Brk.]—Tho morning papors cont The Largest Stock of Picture 0 supreme court this Im-m.im( granted a ned o no- | suspousion of sentence in tho caso of C I A l l NDR Y 0t g tice that Rov, Hubbell would deliver an ad. | tian Furst, who was sentenced to bo hungat : . | Frames and Mouldings dress at Eleventh and O stroets at 11 o'clock | byt today. The wording of the notice wr peculiar that a Ber man, scenting an item, | Amc secured a frout seat and was well rewarded | court for his ronsting at tho hands of the sun. The man is about fo buggy, from which forum he made probably | ant. the most peculiar address that has ever been | ( Hen heard in Lincoln, His text was apparently | po nfidelity, 1 e made a personal applic tion of it by lawful conspi the ic matizing his wife with un- | salvat 50 | upon the caso agrainst Brocken alloged iy yfive years of age, and | the United States courts, wl ¢ ) 4 3 oo promptly at the hour named droveup in @ | fee must bo paid for plaintiff by the defonds F. M. ELLIS & CO., Niles & Whaley, 406 Broadway, Council Bluffs, v the insanit out July 25, for the murder of Carlos lnst De ught to the west are now on sale a The comprise the entire stoek of M. Adle boughy ut sherls snle at loss th e cont of Ises the ember, The court will pass § Shirts. 0c. Collar, 1e time next, month bR dehblhds ong the cases argued before the supreme Nt il this mmorning wig tho disbarment cuse Sati idie Brothers of Omaha, for egularity in the transfer of cases to JOHN SAN KEE. > n attorney’s Cufts, 4o, Undor: 1 117 1 8, holes: wlue. We will s ction Guaranteed. Tratmos chenper than yout can. bug ¢ 1 for. The stock ¢ 1o of goods made. Come Tomyiinsieh i ARCHITECTS| W. A. Goehring ¥ boatd. lea that he has a maguificent plan_of ion which the world should adopt. He bl A hanti n with V. H. Gibson, said to | 18 also insanely jealous of (his wife, and has 1 Rooms 244 6 M lock, [ be her half-brothor, but this relationship | Soveral tmes ‘beaton ner severely. ' He has | Couiel d Hubbell vigorously denied, e I L AU s LT FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED IN EVERY He prefuced his remarks with the state- [ Geon ment that there were times when it was a | tion given I \gers to interfere in family | Was confidenced out of §14 Kindness for str ; matters, but ho resented any intrusion in his, | Yo 0f He said his wite's affections had been alien- | Bolic ated by Gibson. He said that Gibson had | gaged alienated Hubbell and his wife; that he | youtl would not allow the husband and wife ”Q” ‘ to be together, and that they kept b anted for over half an hour, and wound up | S2bitd his peroration by threatening to shoot Gibson. | city by He also remarked that if Gibson wanted his | father in the northwestern part of the state 3 S 3 shipped them to Lincoln only to find that OOI{]} BO \/ " NIAN ure, rellef, bub was told a fp /il viad sloped, Nono of the. family are - & b heart’s blood he could have it. He had been | but th to attorneys to s judgment wouldn't be worth a c fellow was bad ked up oy and at times was quite wild in his denunci tions of the man whom he his peace and broken up hi nt. The old r his troubl PSS the in home. zuma, deavored to have nothing said about it. as he | home claimed it would ruin him in business. He | spouse said that Hubbell was a o his ¢ had supported hersclf for five y which Hubbell had been with lutions with Mrs. Hubbell were only ones, which was' corroborated by who is also i tod in the business. Mrs. Hein Gibson and Huff came to her cue with | theirs funds. The business matters are | Hefne still urther the fact that Mrs. | of the ne of the ladies who rooms in | live th otel, which is_conducted on tho Buro- | gette pean plan, has filed a suit against Gibson, | the nd Mrs. Hubbell, eharging them with | two wi 1z 1180 L conspird by the latter which wus held by Huff, The latter Mrs, Minicl i th complicated b ~The to pro- | matter, but she | 5 io) the gooils sold at a | Pheir semi-private sale, - at which he pur- | chased them at a price just sufiicient to cover | his_own mortgage. A gentleman connected | with the courts, who wus a roomer in the | house for some time, says that he never | notic thing wrong with the conduct of | Mrs, Hubbell and Mr. Gibson, and latter was introduced to him ds a brother of | with the former. The case is a queer one and it is | Po; difficult to say whether Gibson is the victim | e of an insane delusion or the devastator of Hubbell's fireside. However that may be, he is a badly scared man and so nervous that he could with difficulty speak. A STREET RAILWAY DEAL. The deal by which Brown Brothers became the owners of the Standard street as comploted today, the conside Jennie, in Alb: £50,000. The road extends f we have REMOVED to | t5 to the Wesleyan university ? A moro spucious and con- | A S in tho Novth, Linco Ra S trtlotioss ! These stoves are the very best of their r bui it is said | o 5 8 e oo Lanthio -’lnlh.f'”.-x‘i-‘fl':l.ffi-:n‘f'\fl\'\-'n'fl },“' :zfi'.l Drs. Betts & Betts, cle Ihey are made inall designs anl ive powe o Standard . The li o ;. H or H e oxtonded 4o Havelok fa the near | 1409 Douglas St. Omaha, Neb. | ¢i/oq for all purposes, and their durabil- future. | WILL FURNISH SUPPLIVS. The state board of pur held a meo this morning and made the following awi Nebraska Insane Hospital, Lincoln—Gro- | - G. L. Bosschuan; drugs and & TA MeArthur & Son; dry goods, Mill y 1 i and oils, McArthur & om; | tain el b, Hubbard Brothers; flour and | — meal, Willizm ' Sewell; butter, Louie Meyer; | JOR coals, Whitebreast coal company The Home for the Friendl Coul, Whitebreast coal compan 5, Lincoln— | hraska City 7 sad, John Mocelar, | —— tilford—Dr ods, W {oR D. Alexan, T. Oreutt; dray flour, | By s, I, S. Johuson & Co.; meat, D. A, Howard, The Fecble Minded Institute, Beatrico— | pryyp Giroceries, Bmil ; meats, C. T, Wilber; Rhodes has . M. Rick- | shorth s, G. M. Thompson; 1 V. H ndefl, bread 1 from ‘:I-l‘f.-h"i'.i."“-fl‘:' of Columbus, but the S(’ISh, Doors and Blinds | MENTAL 0 on the charity of Lincoln peopla him (Hubbell) under guard and would | wocks, were sent to Salt Lake search his pockets before they allowed himto | The head of the family deserted them about | sawdust'by the enter the rooms. Upon this theme he de- | tWo months aged in the comm Melissa C. Pa . . . She married aloon more Gibson was scen by a reporter, but he en- | than ho did his wife, and when he was at [ s has destroyed | woe to the di Y4 | John S, Park arthly happines by adivorce. His wife An his hearthstone, and her whereabout: & . irich Kroger, Frank Slatter and John F o Schwab sceured an injunction in the district ll JIHC O O S Hubbell got into the hands of a pair of 3 per | court this morning preventing 0. O. Hefner cent & month fellows some time since, and | from disposing of £1,200 worth of notes of petition filed in dis fms that Be unboknown " to Bt | elonetui to thein. - ki . the e C. A. BEEBE & COMPANY, t the | What is more atracti hase and supplies | SPTCTA L i & teum houses, by J. R, iee, 102) PRI ud Henry Har- i 39 Libertyville, T1l., who was doné up for MANUFACTURING CO., didacie the saine game, was arrested by the T B today. Hoand. two others were en- 18t Avenue and 21st §t, CHRISTIAN in tiying their wiles upon a verdant N - SCIENCE. Band and Re-Suwling | Classes Instro patients recelved fop several | piaining, I atment, and calls responded to. The poor tod | Kindling wood # a delivy and needy always we. : S ks LoD MRS. M. B. BENEDICT, B SOLIOITED.” 304 High School Avenue, Council Blufls, Ia 1. r ‘1 g wii, who answors the descrip- n) Martin T'ye of Humboldt, who I 1(/ . ping by runiing Russell family, who have been livi i 1 0 aud lit out for the Utah | first-cluss. *phone a younger woman, Russell was YOUR PATRONAG sion business in this He sent his family to his 1 wit ut failed. cy tived of keeping them there and cd of enough wit, and were up before ity commission a fow days ago. < poured out her tale of rict court tod; seventeen y Ia., but John loved the he amused himself by beating Tis 2, George W. Penn also remarks that can ouly be conpleted 419 BROADWAY. as gone from un- he hold trade Hefner guaranteed the horse to vee years, and prove valuable as a foal- | A1l of Peregoy & Moore’s Goods Kept in Stock. o partor e e vow | GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE THE FINEST it e ot | i ek o s s o o dead tore. - | BRANDS OF CIGARS TO BE FOUND IN THE Lincoln lodge of Good Templa ues | \WORLD CAN GET THEM HERE. ict court today that d, and ask per- | SSmm———————————— re flnun n to sell a lot on N 11y e income is not suficient to pay the —Wholesale and Retall Dealors in—— W.C. Pomfrot and daughter, Miss e A , leave tomorrow to spend the summer and Boston, ° -~ o th psh, bright compl Powder. = s s el meus-stieet | (Das - Stoves and Ranges and increasing Practice, Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. Dealers, send for Catalogu - 7 Broadwa nd 204 and 206 Picree Street, Council Blufls, Ias ——y) Nos. 205 and NOTICES, ity insures them to last a lifetime. Gas only costs $l.50 per 1,000 in Council Blutfs, and one burner consumes 10 feet an hour, making the cost of runningaho u equal to gasoline, with none of its danger and disagreeablenc COUNCIL BLUFFS. 2D to - yon a ot in Council Blufts, Inguire at Foun- SALE--Or will t tallion No. 63 Arehibald, years old. Apply to D TED—Good girl by Mrs, A, P, hott, 120 Fourth strect. rden land, with ain st, Councll Han- S Jewel Gichlati oy Water Heater, ater s to e B or Rent— Shorthand — Lulu P e al oftic for and and typewriti und is preg v to at the ofice oroutside, al copyinz srown buildin EWRITINC Roow 4, ¥ of cast 1 tho 1i 115 packed dontshio, with mineral wool Gerccke & Braereh; butter, Stovey & wW. stuff, Birchard,Bridge & Co.; fuel and lights, F“" Brook = and Dumb Institute, Omaha—Paints | V)71l 3 coal, Jeff W &' Co.; dry 1 atany Bedford; on the woods, Hayden Br o fuss. 1 A o Asylum for the Chronic Tnsane, Hasting: A hoy C es, Charles H., Kipy al, H, L. Ed- A ho wards; meats, Ballard & 1 dry goods, | A ho och; butter, J. Koseatleld. T School, Kearney—Dry | 4bovs goods, . Finch: groce waymond | i Bros. & Co.; meats, William L. : coal, | Coune the s 1 will hontn W0-gallon boilor of wator fr q 'wo good W, watne from 50 g it wido und 16 0. high < Clrealatind Wator Jmpiet, powerful nad an buy homeon s, and in ease of your doath tim your fumily the homo followinz torms e worth #1000 at $12 per month, the world' that is cheay $15.00, thiuk of 1t! Try to mateh it Buy one, fog 1o We 300 4t 418 per month, s Yon want o W !wl month. Terent kinds of gas stoves to soloay 1o Worth 6000 at 15 Comio aid son thei und tey th T "Council Bluffs Gas % Electric Light Co. 211 AND 210 MERRIAM BLOCK. X Mt o s ) 1o worth #,0)0 payments in st For (il s the Judd & We 1L Blufrs, Ta. ol il wwfi&““‘“ =2 omas Phore £5. (o. “:'mms'!"fiw o0 gy I~ T2 O) B F DaviLiong JanpiNG PLace: The above cut represents the new pavillion at Lake Manawa, built at a cost of $4,000. It has a frontag for dancing parties, picnics : ree ice water. Elegant lac ¢ of 208 feet on the lake, making a clean, cool and d lightful resort, and is suitabe wnd summer entertainments. Tables and chairs free, and plenty o . lies” dressing rooms. Manawa is the only First Class Pleasure Re-, sort in the West is now being visited daily and nightly by the best people in the Twin Cities, delicious confectione) - Dr. H. 8. West, porcelain crown aud bridge work, No. 12 Pearl, Splendid fishing, bathing and boatir Motor trains run every 30 minutes, making close connections with Omaha and Council Bluffy' Flectric Motor line. Good order is maintaineds v