Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1891, Page 3

EE COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST. Pelivered by Carrier inuny part of the Olty H. W, TILTON. & T Eht Editor MANA 'ELEPHONES No. "} Pusiness Office. No. 41 N g MIN N Y.P. Co. Counell Bluffs Tumber Co.. Craft's chat Unity guild w Bouth F The fun “oMiciating Miss Emma Parsons will aeli this Her subject will be “Mission at i o'clock tist church, Work in Utan.” Justice Patton heard the testimony in the case of the state vs, lar under adviseme: A mortgage was filed with corder yesterday by the First Bi with the State 1,000 being the Superintendent Sawyer of the city schools | ¢ announces that childr Mond, the East Omal: a piece of land at the ~apd Aveaue H, The orde in their hall on Main warriors will en all of them to by A man named a switch engine i thi yurds while Several his wagon but the i only a fow sligh Judge Thornel the cordwood case of 100k trial of which week, The ufl’s costs and favor of the defendant for §152.71, toge til's note. Nothing has leasing of the ¢ citizens, a rumor of which was in cireulation a weelk or two ago, enterprise have and have_orgas meetin this evi rooms, at whi looked for. An attempt was made by Colonel Dailey to in call up the divo in the district ¢ one in which the late for the defend torney was on would not come ment, until today. T fugly postooned W electric fluid du fore last that su 10 put up the awning in frout of his store he received a ¢ his neighbors to doupt his ve however, anin to similar shoc vas saved. t street ral exe took place yesterday afternoon, Dr. S, Phelps 1 to entor the pected to present them for entrance on next movning. The Barber asphalt p: a mortgage with street tomor QK MENTION. coal 1 loans. 201 Sapp block ill meet with Mrs. Ha t 3 o'clock this afte ses of Bar A or 1 1 afternoon at the Firs Markle, charged ny, yesterday morning and took the nt. the coun savings bank mort consideration, as ts who desire 11 par primary grade ving compan corder yeste land company for &6, corner of Tenth : of Red Men will give a sociabl the corner of Broadwa ow_evening. tertain their fricuds ax present, Clark was run into nig! Mi he was driving acros spokes were knocked ¢ an himsell escaped t injuries, 11 has rendered a decisi urier v8 Spetme place before hin was dismissed at the judgment was render on_his_counte ther with $252.53 on the been heard concornin, ra house by & numt The pr been working nized a stock stors ¢ way q compar of this company has been called for 1 ock in the board of h some detinite action may ree case of Haines vs. | court yesterday. oseph Lyman avy it, It was found that the ground _and that t up, according to the hearing was a until next Monc A. Gibbs, who keeps a fruit store west of the postofice, had an_ expor « the storm wrprised him, 1co wi of nig When he ided shock, He told so t it, but thoy were i ity. During the ev ber of passers-by were t ks and Mr. Gibbs' re A case of destitution is reported on S avenue betweern streets, The of a man family two_girls, the mother is doad. work and to make worse the measles. tion by some of consists hildren Neighbors them, but the matter should be given atten 1 Nineteenth and Tw sufferers are the named Nicholson. of two boys youngest a tiny The father is nuable the condition of have been have been the relief committoes. man is a cavpenter, industrious and and worthy in every way of assistance i nis dire extremity. The rain that fell continnally Wednescay night, and froze as it foll, the motor line. travel was entirely and the Bluffs. @ great deal of power house, 1o the air was satur came & good conductor from the This caused a tricity and o corresponding stiain upon the chinery at the powos house. trouble was had along the line, though there was & ground. time during shut off between 'he wet weather al trouble at the Everything that was c: ted with water a vast waste ¢ howey brilliant’ display the evening on the wices near the corner of Main street and Broadway that attracted a good deal of attention. The ent week wi bringing in a for the full ~ gether with in total judgment sister of the mu Killed by an elcotrie motor Avenue The ae A ise of dition. recove: and Broadway about ase of Sutherland vs the Standarg | life and aceident insurance company which has been on trial for a lavge part of the pres- completed - yesterday, the jury verdlet amount for the of her terest for a year, ma of £1,500, ilatto who the the compi case just completed. Buy your coal and wood of C. B. Fuel C 539 Broadway. Best heavy goods, 25 Reiter, the tail o Enab) tion pi S us b of Council Bluffs, affords. cash. Call and nre right, Davis' Royal No. 10 flour, $1.50; Davis’ Blue D flour, 8 Minnesota Superlative flour, $1 fiour, $1; 16 1bs 1bs extra C granulated sugar for §1; 20 lbs New Orleans sugar for $1; Arbuckle coffec ver pkge, 25 ¥ s buckwheat, per pkge, 100 crackers, Imr Ib, 5c. 3 lbs broad’ for b ns tom: fo o can, he; 2 cans tornin hams, | 100} abe; 1ig-gal syrup for §1.40; 80-10pail white fish for te. B AC. B, Jacquemin & Co., No. 27 Main street Remar be; ocs, 25¢; 3 cans corn, rton & Co tlour, §1 b pail lard for iNe 50 good civars for Telephone 1 per cent off, or, $10 Broadway. able Success 0 pre: see and be satisfled 1.35; Gold Medal flour, no for granulated sugar seman coffoe, ver pky ginger suaps for 25¢ 8 1bs mince 1 o suck {lsardin mustard sardines for ¥ wr 1, 61905 @ood ail syrup for N rown's . 0, D. Groces Council Bluffs and Om (Great success. Reliable goods. Fair dealing. Bottom prices. PERSONAL PARAGK U Sol Mosslor left forsDenyer yosterday: W. A. Ellis of Sioux City was in th yesterday. William H. ¢ of Fort Dodg Miss Blanche forh three wee The American District Telograph Co. has been reorganized and is now prepared to give Special uttention to express delivery. prompt service, and parcel Pomona Brand Hoarhound tablets will re lieve your coug tablet. for thew. J.C. Bixby, steam nheating, sanitary en- gineer, 203 Merriam block, Council Bluits The best French cook in western [owa is at iordon, Council Bluffs, the Hotel Too much California canned goods on hand must be sold. Ask your druggist or Jolby, is 1 the city, o Ponder has gone to ( ks' visit with friends, h. Pomona stamped or andy ————— ———- Kelley & Youukerman. pist church, 1ro ox The bold utation bane, sick aving for ayed havoe with | “jy For about an hour and a talf Omaha electric light wires to the No serious claim, Tho plaintiff wus a Was run over corne year ago 1y against the claim was that the man was drunk when the ac dent occurred, and a nurnber of the motor em- ployes were brought in to testify to his 1t is suid that a suit will be brought against tho motor_company by the insurance company us & result of the present verdiet, to the amount of the judgment in the nt for your considera- cos without & precedent i the history All goods are warranted now and clean, equal to the best any ma Only'one price and terms st that 110 pail lard broom 20-1 pail jelly well known horseman THE THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS, The Biseman swr.I Be Reopened and Ready for Customers, | b FINAL REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY. AGER Mr. Lawless B rified Dry Ab A Ter Nows ers a Protest Clerk—Other ut the City— Per- sonals, vris of rnoon. | Iberti Mr. S Holder, the purchaserof the Eiseman stock of.zoods, is actively making arrangements to reopen the store, The date f the opening has not finitely de. coture | cided but the energetic manner h which work of preparation is going on indieates that only a few days can clapse until the portals of the tabiishment will bo again thrown operd to the public. All of the old clerks w re-engaged andan advertisement inserted in the daily papers ealling for additional help, The active work of preparation only begun yesterday afternoon. 6 o'clock, and beon ¢ upon the immense es- with ty re- | gagee, It was continued until then a hurried supper was aten and the new proprietor, assisted by all the old clerks and a number of the new ones, worked until nearly midnight. In answer to the question when ‘the store would be opened, Mr. Holder said: **1 cannot say definitely for ther Iots of work to be done. All the goods will have to be gone over aud remarked. We will put every available clerk at this work and keep ther at it until it is finished, but when that will be I cannot say Not long, however. We intend to sell every dollar’s worth of the goods on this market, and I wish Tii Beg would correct a ground: less rumor that is afloat to the effect that part of the goods will be boxed up and shipped away. This is abso- lutely untru They will all be sold here. We beliove we made a big investmen t when we purchased 127,000 worth of goods 0,000, and we think the public will ap- ate our infentions. There is a great 1to be done, but we will da it in the short- est possible time. When itis completed the great store will be _opened, and we hope to find trade suficiently profitable to warrant us in making Council Bluffs our permuanent headquarters in the mercantile world, There is a good deal of interest felt in the determination of the Eiseman's in regard to the future, a tts of ramors are in ci calation, § f the matter yesterday afternoon Simon Eiseman spoke “prompt and positively. *“What are wo going to do? Remain right here in Council Bluffs, where al of our interests lie, and where our homes been for many years, where T was mar- and where my childven were born. -We heve some acquaintance with commercial affaivs, and know something about the ' dry goods ss, and we have a good many friends { he business world, Ncither Harry nor self weve ever idle a day in our lives, and 111 not be content to remain_still very long now. What we do will be done right here in Council Blufts, and we hope it will be for the interests of the city as well as our own. There are plenty of goods to be pur- chused yet, and we both have unbounded faith in'the city of our choice, I enn nothing further than this, unless it be to em phasize more fully the fact that we have not and will not leave Council Bluffs.” LAST TWO DAYS, thi y filed day to 000 on street \y and nd k ht be- Lwau s the ot of with, on in N, the 1 Tast plain- d in aim plain g the er of f the uictly y, A pearod 10 at- o caso | ssign- | ccord th the ht be. went me of chned ening, reated st BTwo Days of the Boston Store's reat Annual Clearing Sale Preve ious to Inventory, Couns <l Bluffs. The great annual sale is drawing to a close. Now is the time if you need anything in un- derwear, hosiery, biankets, coniforters, dress woods, coats, shawls, etc., ete. W thousands of bargains, t00 numerous to men- tion. ‘This hos been without a doubt the most successful sale ever conducted by us. “The right goods at right prices always Speak for themselves, Again, we never advertise anything but what we have in large quanti- ties. Read tue following hist for underwear. See other papers for other special lists. GENTS' UNDERWEAR. Gents shirt and arawers sold for duced to | avy gray shirts and price 3, during sale at e, 4 Our all wool shirts and drawers in grays and scarlets sold for #1.00 during sale Gents' Scotch gray underwear (a xposed | yeduced from $1.00 to T5e, and b B al light gray underwear b0 price during sale $1.00. LADIES' UNDERWEAR Ladies' white and natural ribbed vests sold 30 reduced to 2ic. Ladies’ white me formorly sold for 5c, now Ladies’ all wool vests in white and natural wool, beth plain and ribbed, sold for $1.00 to w0 at hc each, Misses' fancy ribbed sold for 25¢, special vrice 17¢, Ge canton fannel, 31.c. urkey rea damask, 17¢. e towels for e, s bleached aud half bleached linens o0c und 13¢ to go duriag sale at dlc. Bo<T0N Stois Fothermgham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, Towa. New York office, 47 Leonard st. Report of the Grand Jury. Tho grand jury made its first and last re- port yesterday afternoon. The indictments they returned were not all made publie, the unlucky partics not all being under bolts and bars. The following, however, have been urrested : J. D, King, charged with larceny. accused of having stolen a horse Boguet's livery stable, Tuller, larceny. He is accused of stealing alot of cigars from A. Louie, B. N. Easly, assault with intent to commit murder, The accused is a colored man who assaulted another of his race named MclFad- den on Washington avenue. Henry Hoffe ault with intent to com- mit great bodily injury. He entered the grocery store of Mrs. William Bochuiag, Lower Broudway, and bought a lunc full. Whilein ilie store he asked for the loan of a knife, which was given bhim, and he left the store, taking the knife with him. {'he next night he returned and wanted to buy another supper without money and with- out price, but Mrs. Boehuiug arew the line, This infuriated Hoffer and he drew a pocket- kuife and slashed uer severcly about the hands and arms. James O'Brien, larceny. O'Brien man who stole the trunk o fow days a; William Lewis' barn and af fessed, enth atieth family His and The o got things with The sober, drawers, former caused wool) sold for of clec er, ul £ one ino vosts and pants, ts in tiree sizes 3 for ble. laintiiy pr to king a | 14 con- He is from cash. $1.45; wilake 81217 13 the o from wards con- o8, per c; Cal for Henry, making malicious threats, ssault with intent to commit murder, made an_attack upon Counductor 11 of the Milwaukee a few days ago. Besides the above, there are four other in- dictmeuts which the authorities refuse to make public. No positive information can be obtained, but it is supposed that three of them for Colthard, Wills and Webber, the trio who created such & huge sensation short time ago by their bogus land deals in this and Harrison counties. Wills and Webber ave still in confinement in the cour ju, and the son they do not adimit that they ara among the indicted is supposed to bs that they are afraid of frightening Colthard, who is still out on bail. It is said that McCGinnis, the al- leged embezzler who mrrived last evening in company with Chief Carey, is the last on the list. Charles Young, who was confined by mis- take a month over time, Martin Boescher, charged with seduction, D. L. Wilson, charged with committing an assault upon one Turner, and Dan Anderson, the darkey who wade s practice of soliciting funds to enable himto bury his dead baby, were all dis charg Al keg Ty, naha, S, Blufts The new dental rooms of Drs. Woodbury are the finest and most complete in tho west, 0 cach | Nextto the uew Grand. “Telephone, 145, dealer — Horse blankets and lap rooes at cost at ‘Pheo. Beckman's, 227 Main street, The Conteactor's Denia’. Mr, Michael Lawless, who has a contract on the Indian creek sewer extension, indig- nantly denles the truth of the story told by the complaining laborer in yesterday's Bee. He says he bas nosuch arrangement with OMAHA DAILY BEE: FREDAY, JANUARY 30, 1891, THE EISEMAN LI BANKRUPT STOCK 3135000 Will Be Openec FORSALEatCOUNCILBLUFFS IN A FEW DAYS, At a Feartul Sacrifice Without Reserve ONE HUNDRED SALESPEOPLE WANTED AT ONCE J. E. HOLDEN. any employment agency, and that the man who lodged the complaint at the city head- quarters is a worthiess fellow. He came here Saturday, worked four hours Sunday and left, Monday morning, sncaking away befory light to get out of paying for his board. Lawless Brothers claim to haye always treated their men right and to have paid theo every dollar due. Last year they kad a contract on the Rock Island, between Lincolu and Omaha, and they never had any_trouble with the men. They say that last ‘Saturday several men came over with cards from an Omaha employment agency, but as they could not give them work they were sent ¢ expenses were paid and they re- 2 fee which they bad paid to the employment agency. The weather has prevented work for for” a day or two, but they expect to start up just as soon as the v eather permits, , one of the brothers who was the other day on a charge of ussault- ing aman named Murphy, secureda con- tinuance of the case yesterday for ten days. He says that whei the continuance vanted Murphy offered to drop the prose- cution and not appear if he would give him 50 cents towet out of the city. The Lawless brothers, in fact, feel that they are .sorely persecuted on all sides ——~—— Evans Laundry Co,, 520 Pearl strect. Tele- phone 200, Goods called for and delivered. Davis, headguarters for Chaul-Moo-Grau. on’s new grocery takes the lead on Broadway. No old stock. Pleased Freemasons, “Yes, there are noend to the letters and cspondence,” remarked Secretary Jami- son, as he looked up at the reporter from a pile of mail before him. “Some of the corre- spondence is very pleasant, though. Here's a letter, for mstance, and we get a good many such, voluntary and enthusiastic endorse- ment of our association and its plans, This one is frou aman, who is past master of his lodge, and is highly respected both in andout of Masonic circles. Nearly every Mason in Greeley, Colo., who is available, is already a member of our association, and this letter simply voices what they all' feel there, and coming from such & man itis naturaily gratifying. Read it: “U. 8. Postorrick, R. H. Jonxs, P. M., | GueeLey, Colo,, Jun, 26, 1891, { “W. 0, Wirt, Vice President U. S, Masonic Beunevoleut Association, Council Bluffs, Ta.— My Dear Sir and Brother: You doubtless remember you first visit to this city and the success you met with in securing’ members for the United States Masonic association. I am pleased to say that the association takes the highest rank of all these institutions toduy, aud our brethren who hold policies m it feel that their families will* be * protected aftor they ar 4. Wo have nothing but kiud words for the association in this locality. Fraternally, R H. Jouxs." AN INCORRIGIBLE GIRL. She is the Source of Much Trouble to Her Adopted Parents. The following telegram was received last night by Tie Bee from St. Louis: Girl thirteen years old found here in bo; jthes. Says her home s at 1019 Hurney street, Her father's name Is August Schuldi. The girl ran away from the conyent at Nor- A reporter for Tik Big called at 1019 Har- ney strect last night and talked with Mrs. Schmnidt, She said the girl referred to in the telegram was an adopted child and is almost sixteen years old. She was adopted by Mr, and Mrs, Schmidt fourteen years ago in St. Joseph, Mo, She is the illegitimate child of @ fallen womau, and Mrs, Schmidt says they took ber off the street in rags and have tried togive her a good education. About six years ago the girl began to manifest incor- vigivle tendencies and they decided to send her to the couvent of the Good Shepherd, kept by the Sisters of Mercy in St Louis, They have sup- vorted her at the convent, and but & few weeks ago, just before Christmas, Mrs. Schmidt said she sent her a box of clothing and received a very nice letter in response in which the girl said she was doing well and had joined the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. She stated that” she was living a very pure lifoand hoped to prove herselr worthy of the love and Kindness that had been bestowed upon hel Mrs. Schmidt was v the fact that the girl pe be her daughter, and said: “I have repeatedly told ner that she must not be known by our name. We have done all we could to make her respectable, but she seems to have wickeduess born 'in her. Throe years ago 1 thought I would bring her nome & while. She was not here a moath until I caught her stealing and doiug other thiugs a great deal worse, 80 Lsent her buck to tho much worried cver ists in claiming to convent. She has been asource of a great deal of frouble to us, and I fear all my efforts tolift the child out of sin and degredation have been disrogarded st ] ACCOMPLISHED OBJECTS, Satisfactory Work of the Conference of Linsced Ol Men. New York, Jan, 29.—[Special Telegram to Trne Ber,]—The linseed oil men finished their conference today and adjourned, having accomplished the objects for which they came together. Oue of these objects was an ad- vance in the price of their product and, as a result of the meeting, a new scale of rates was adopted, to take effect immediately. It involves an advance of about 1 cent per gallon. For Buffaloand the west, the new rate is 52 cents; for New York aud Pennsylvania, 53 cents; for the seaboard cities, except Boston and other New England ports, b4 cents, and for Boston aud New England, 55 cents. To end what was termed the unmercantile action of some of the houses in the trade was, however, the great purpose ot the conyen- tion, and this was brought about. A sore POINT with many of the mauufacturers has been the fact that some of their brethren, es pecially those in the west, have becn making contracts far ahead, in fact to the end of the season in July. Much of the time of the ses- sion was devoted to dealing with the prob- lem thus presented and it was solved by ar- ranging to take care of these contracts. Some of them have been transfered and, in that way, the various manufactures have been brought into a more contented state of mind. No ussociation was formed, it was declared, and those who entered into the arrangement were not put under bonds to carry out their promises of co-operation. There was no division of territory among those present. committee was appointed, howev s a sortof board of arbitration incase of dispute under the agreement. Everybody present at the meeting agreed to follow the plan adopted. The concerns represented have o capital of about £25,000,000 and are claimed to include all the linseed oil houses of any im- portance in the country except three or four. These have beeu taken care of, however, in the arrangement and they uré expected to fall into line, Colonel Thompson, president of the lead trust, which _represents about one-eighth of the 1useed oil production of the country, said today that no attempt would be made to restrict production, On the contrary, efforts would be madeto increase both the pro- duction and consumption, One Hundred a Thirty Dead. Pirrssure, Pa., Jan. 20.—A special from the Monmouth mines says: This afternoon it was discovered by the rolls of the company that twenty-three men were wissing in addi- tion to th found dead. This increases the total dead to 180, Tywenty-seven moro dead miners were buried today. Thero is nothing t be done at the Mon- mouth mines now but search for the remair ing dead and care for the living, A legisla- tive commttee from Harrisburg is now in- vestigating the disaster. Fricke & Co., owners of the mine, have put_aside £25,000 for the immediate relief of the distressed tamilies in addition to paying all the funeral expenses. el A Triple Suicide, BeruiN, Jan, 20.—[Special Cablegram to Tae Bee.|—The story of o triple tragedy, the result of an official's dishonesty, reached here today, It appears that Mayor Radegast of Auhalt was recently convicted of the charge of embezzling municipal funds and fled 10 Leipsic to escupe the punishment for his crime. The wife and father-in-law of the mayor were unable to bea® the burden of his disgrace and both committed suicide, The mayor on learning of thedt death was greatly shocked and the untimely end of his relatives, which his act caused, so much affected him that he also took his life, —_—— Fig Michigan Min, Inox MovNrary, Mieh, Chapin mine, the largest and most produc- tlve in Michigan, caught fire this evening and at & late hour the fire was still spreading. Kight miners are under- grouud and canmot be rescued. They will probably succumb to the smoke, The tops of all the shufts have been closed in hopes of smothering the flames. Almost the entire populace is surrounding the mine waiting some news from the unfortunate v tims, on F Jan, —— Riotous Paris Students. Jan. 20.—A body of students num persons stormed the oftice of the newspaper) today, demanding the Pants, bering 4 L’ Egalif name of the writer of the article accusing them of opportunism. Being refused, the students abused the oficials and upset all the furniture in the plac il Owenby Fails to Appear. WAsHINGTON, Jan. 20.—No witnesses wero present tnis morning to testify before the silver pool investigating committee, Owenby failing to appear. e R Striking for Pay by the Piece. Cieaco, Jan. 20.—The striking butchers at the stockyards resolved tonight to hold out for pay by the piece. The result of their strike, it is claimed, will throw alarge num- ber of helpers out of work. Tramps and Trainmen Fight. Lixa, O, Jan. 2. —Eight tramps had a fight with the crew of a train on the Cincin- nati, Hamilton & Dayton road tonight ana a shooting affray resulted. One tramp was killed and two fatally wounded. For State Purchase of Raflroads. LaxsiNg, Mich,, Jan. 20, —Representative Jackson today introduced a bill in the house to amend the constitution so as to permit the stateto purchase railroads and then pre- sented a bill for the purchase of the Michigan Central by the st ——— Thirty-three Stiletto Wounds. Cuicaco, Jan, ¢ The corpse of Nicholas Siennas, a peddler, was found this evening in Hyde park with thirty-theee horrible stiletto wounds in the body. He had an altercation a few days ago with another Italian, who is being searched for, — Van Houton’s Cocoa—Largest sale in tho world. — NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST. Nebraska. Thedford wauts a doctor who can drug store, The Masons of Norfolk have asked for a charter for the formation of a chapter of tho order of Eastern Star, The Citizens’ State bank of Peru begins business February 1. Licutenant Governor Majors is one of the directors. While George Osborne, an Osceols small boy was playing in a wagon, he rollea to the ground and was probably fatally injured. Columbus hremen are making elaborate preparations for their masquerade batl, which curs Fobruary 23, Four hundred 'invita ns will be sent out W, H. Willis of York was arrested turbing a religious meeting and was released on $100 bail to appear for trial February The disturbance consisted in Willis assert during revival services that death’ bed stor would not convert siuners. Alively row has been raised in Ce, cinet, Boone county, over i bunch of ging to Michael Lamb, which are re- ported to be affected with Texas fo All sorts of rumors are afloat to the effect that Lamb smuggled them into the state lust sum- mer and has been herding them in the sand hills in Greeley county. and a fow days s when he attempted to bring them into this county, the whole county turned out with shotguns and resolutions in their hearts to malke an end of Lamb forthwith, A wavrant has been issued for his arrest, and the matter will be thoroughly investigated in court Sheriff Mouroe of Burt county, in_endeay- oring to arrest a young tough named Morri- son, was shot at three times but luckily escaped. Morrison was in_the brush down along the river east of Tekamah and after the shooting gov away. He had but recently been confined in the county jail for stealini and was living at the house of a_fellow con- vict who is held on the charge of counterfeit- ing. It was near this same place that tho sheriff was compelled at the muzzle of a gun to give up a prisoner last spring. There is a sentiment among the citizens of Tekamah favorable to the cleaning out of the whole gang that make that point a rendezvous. prisidiiniebala How to Break Up a Severe Cold. From the Virginia City, Mont., Madiso- nian: When we find a medicine wo know to possess genuine merit, wo consider it a duty, and wo take pleasure in telling the pubiic what it is, Such a medicine we found Cham berlain's Cougn Remedy, By the use of this syrup we have relieved, In & few hours, se vere colds, and in the course of twoor three days, entirely broken them up as hins several of our friends to whom we have recommended it. It is all it 15 represented to be by the manufacturers. 1f you have & cough and want to stop it, Chamberlain’s Cough Rem- edy will do the work. For salo by all druge gists, run a for dis- catt To Soft Coal Consumers. GOING LIKE What is ? HOT CAKES. Our Celebrated Jackson, Illinois, 5 COAL AT $4.50. Best in the market. early and Telephone 48. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, JPOR FALE-Fine sinzlo and double sters and heavy d it horses. Wi fill orders for any s 1 lorscs wanted wve orders with Dr atton, Centra sulo st and 22N, Main Counell Blufts, W ANTED- ¢ work: Fifth ave W ANTED-A conpe housework, M th street, Council Blo wod girl wil family for_ seneral Mes, James, house 023 nt girl Jumes I, for gene Brown CRES T2 yon want to get one acre o) nico ome, wnd w se small frait and nor twonty iere cun St you. an Patten, Everett block, Coun gur- y. orif arm Towi, W Johuston & V cil Blulls. PO LADIES—Try Dy ment fe Miller's fomalo diseases. Safe.mild g sure. Also Dr. Miller's pile pastiles; pain und guaranteed to cure, For sile in Cou Blus and Omuha only by Mes. A, A, Sni 88, 1t st., and Mrs. G E. Higgins, Loavenwortlist., Omahi. {OR SALE or Rent—Oarden land, with houses, by J. R Kice. 10} Maln st Gounoll Bluffs CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counecil Blulfs, CAPITAL STOCK........ccveeie...8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS.......... 65,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . .. 215,000 Dirkcrors—I. A. Miller, F. 0. Gleason, E. L wart, K. D. Edmundson, Charles annan. Transact general banking busi- Lurgest capltal and surpius of uny torn Lowi INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS, Cl M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT SPECIA LIST, Counetl Blufts, Tn All dlacasesof tho KYE. EAR, NOSE and THROAT treated with the greatest skill and care. ATARRIL ASTIIMA and FEVEIR troated with ot success BURGICAL OPERATIO lossly perf suring perfect resulis GLANSES noonr ately prescribed, corructing 81l refrictive troublos, s Myopin, Hyperopls and Astiginntism, thus ren dering sight e painless. CHIRONIC HE, after yonrs Iy ‘cured. O rt Block, over Beno & Co.’s store. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Maln an1 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Dealers In forelzn and domestlo xchanze Collection wade und interest pald on tme deposits. loar and Nothing like it. avoid the rush. A. T. Thateher, Order 114 Main Street COUNCIL BLUEES STEAM DYE WORKS A1l kinds of Dylng und Cleaning done in the Highest Style of Art, and Stalned ade to look Las now. Wor pily done and In ull parts o sountry. Sendfor price list C. A MACHAN, Prop, 101 Broadway. Near 'Northwestera Dopoty COUNCIL BLUFFS. TA. pro the Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. DR.C. B, JUDD, 506 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TELEPHONES, RESIDANIZ 27 MAIN STREET. over 0. B, Jacquenin & Co. Jewelry Store Finloy Burke.Geo, W, Howitt. Thes, B. Casady Burke, Hewitt & Casady, Attorneys-at-Law PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FEDERAL cours Offices: J. J. Brown Bullding, Councll Blute Tows