Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS, O FI'TCE: No. 12 PEARL STREET Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City H. W. TILTON . . MANAGER TELEPHONES Business Ofice, No. 43, ight Editor. No. 23, MEINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Co Council Binfrs Lumber Co, Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block Genuine Rock Spring coal, Thatcher, 16 M T. L. Barnett v court yesterday roal. coal fined £15.30 in police ining for drunkenness A marria license was issued yvesterday to James Hargreaves and Mary C. Burke, both of Council Bluffs, The funeral exercises of the late John W Kilgore will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Fifth avenue Methodist chureh. “The funcral of Mrs, John Smith will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the res. faence of North First street, Rey. Dr. Pheips officiating. The following vted yesterday Ty Beckman, eases of measles Maud McKesson Towns, # North 7i1 Seventh street igned vefore Justice charge of obtaining the prosecuting After hearing dischargea by the wera re- Onk Main tense Morkel wa: THE OMAHA DALLY BEK: SU NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. John Giloert Finds His Load of Debt Too Heavy to Bear. | GRIST OF THE COURTS ~ YESTERDAY. Mrs Puscy Dying-Mack Bound Over Mrs, Carcy's Faneral-Pare alyzed His Hand—-Other City Matters. John Gilbert, who keeps a plumbing estab- lishment at the corner of Main street and Willow avenue, made an ussignment yester- afternoon for the benefit of his creditors. W. A Wood is the assignee, Tno terms of the assigment cover the entire stock and fixtures, consisting of steam, plumbing, brass and lead goods, steam fitting and weil digging goods, pumps and sewer pive, be sides all book accounts and notes. Accord- ing to staiement, the liabilities are The failure rosulted from a superfluity of bad debts, Mr. Gilbert that he has been utterly unable to collect money thatwas owing nim from patrons, on account of the gen e thinks that if ho had able to coilect this money he would have succeeded in meeting his ot states on 1 dullness. bec igations and Lave He then snapped the other and it did douelb duty, going off at both en The barrei was shattered and small pieces of the metal passed through w heavy buckskin glov which he had on, tearing it to shreds. Str e tosay, his hand was not lacerated at all, but was paralvzed by the shock. He was taken to DeHaven's drug store, where h coived medical attent Ttis not thought that his injury will be serious, The Mankattan, sporting headquarters. O Brien. — e SOME BIG FARO, Called the Tura on a Safe Key Pehind Which “The business and sporting life of the pioneers on the golden shores and in the ‘glorious climate of California’® was a feverish one,” says General William Humphreys, an old pioneer, in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. “To the d4fers the oldest things of the effete east had passed away and all things ‘had become new. It wasnot an unusual thing at Billy Owens’ place to see un mun walk in and lay down u certificate of deposit for $10,000 on the ace,havin g first asked the banker to cover his bet. Without a change of musele banker and player would abide the coming out of the ace and if the nk won he quietly raked in his $10,000 ¢ ificate of deposit, laid it in his left hand drawer, and the man in front of the table went out a wiser and a poorer man to begin prospecting again at Poverty Flat, “Lonce saw a rich man come in and, tiring of ‘picking’ along with $3500 bets on a 8 card, he nonchalantly Ora Whirl by Raibto Six Ameri Tur Omany seriptions fow ed, made without partiality number of cash sup June 10, 1891, will be gi HOUND TRIP E DAY, APKIL 5, A SAIL ON THE BRINY DEEP. an Pleasare RBesorts, EVERYTHING PRE-PAID AND FIRST CLASS. I You Want tg Take a T mer Without Expense, Partic pate in The fee's Matche less Offer, gements have neen effected by the publishers of Tur Bee which enable us to | make a novel and attractive offer to parties who are disposed to devote theirtime and en- toward procuring new subscrivers for Weekey Bee or Tuk S UNDAY BEe between this date and the 10th day of June next, This offer will bo open only to partie liciting subscribers in Nobraska, Lowa, South Dakota and Kansas. A careful record will bo kept of all and the awards will be I'HE EUROPFAN TOUR. To the person that aill secure the largest ibers for Tue OsaiA Suxpax Bee before FREE OF COST A This WeekLy Bee or 1 WEAN TOUR TICKET ISYL--SIXTEEN PRGES & Q’// L?flé{/ /d 2w itss ol Tewr sl DI I 2ay X e ~ SO ¢ p This Sum- | 2oL oa1S UTEN € ' ISOTAL 1 pnnop 108 Main Str assed over the dull season safely, His meeting of the Potta- | cr kept pressing him, however, and tami Growers' and Giar- | he had to take this way of satisfying them. \ will take place this after- | Tt was impossiblo to ascortain last evening 1 the farmers’ ball, county | What the ussets will amount to. A fair stock is on hand, and it 1s thought that it, together with the amount of outstanding accounts, the h Mr, on the high card tapped on h card with his peneil | ticket as he sa Dealer, 'l just go you | N my three-story brick house, near the Palace hotel, ‘ngninst your £20.000,° and drawing out of his pocket his deed, the bettor laid it onthe will be suficient to pay nearly all the debts, | i *Done id the de who was e likely to have a $10,000 bank roll in his Hhblis cah g A good girl can find a situation to dogen- | pocket and a reserve fund of $100,000 in | coiios of Futone . Fneland, Gertas Pryor, 616 Bluft street \ hell. Quietly the outside betting went | JEER ARG ranoe Lohd i ] on and nearly all the cards were out,the ;““f"“" e ARG ur spring now complete. 0 being the ‘soda’ eard and thre o o] \\_"“h[v"r“‘lt‘r‘. in sty call at Reiter's, the stillin the box. The deed stili lay on | Milan, Gen 3 it theace, Atlast, when king, juck and threences were the only cavds inthe box, the better said: Hold) Dealer! I'm d—d tired of that ace. It's tosplit. 1 want to put my brick house on the king Are youugreed?” ‘Cert,’ exclaimed the deal He pulled. Outeamethe king falling at the right of the dealer. Th bank lost. The man with the brick house won $20,000. *How will you have Your money,’ suid Mr. Dealer. “Check,’ laconically answered the lucky gambler, The dealer’s side partner filled out a check, while the game went on.” flowers. “Who has not seen California wil “Billy Owens and Judge Jones were as | not die happy.” Travelis an educator. and will mclude first-class w Y to Kurope and return, ludes also all traveling, hotel and ing expenses, The trip will be made with an excursion party gottenup by Mrs. M. D, Frazier of Boston, and will be in charge of competent guides, The traveler has no cares whatever. The tour covers all the principal passage from I'his in sight-seo lito g wia dend it house, and Miss Rebecea Joffries rri ‘Thursday night at on Nicholas street Josepn Dani er, wero united in S.I.N'.'I'E)V TI0S “0D O The wrand jury mado a tour of inspe yesteraay afternoon through St. Bar wospital, according to the statute that bro vides that such an investigation shall be made oncea year by jury, of all state institutions The five department was called out yester day morning at 3 o'clock to the of Fifteenth strect and Thind avenue. A fire had bocn started in some old ice houses whic were formerly connected with the Stewart packing houses, ‘I'hey wero unoccupied, ana it was no doubt the work of an incenduary, who was anxious to see the rest of the ests Tishment follow in the track of that which was burned down a couple of years ago. The fire had gotten considerable headway vefore the firemen avrived on the scene, but they succceded in extinguishing it before any damage was done. e of the Council_Bluffs & Omaha uny vs M. Zollsmunn was on s Patton's court yesterday af- ternoon. The plaintiffs claim that they had a contruct with Zoltisman to furnish him forty tons of hay during the recent hay fam fne at £13.50 perton, but when they deliy it he refused to take it. They accordingly bring action to recover damages in - the sum of 0 on account of his alle usal to stand bwhis word, Zoltsmann claims that cities, inctuding Pars Rome, — MUELLER MUSIC CO., SOLE AGENTS If you ilor, vlin, Venice, 1, ete. § - ENGR- (0" TAHA — Doines in District Court. The case of Horace Everctt vs the city was resumed in distric®eourt yesterday morning and occupied the attention of the court until #odock in the afternoon, when on account of the illuess of Mrs. Pusey, wife of N. M Pusoy, the attorney for the plaintiff, the was a continuance until such time as Mr, Pusoy shall beable to attend. None of the <ases that followed in theassignment were for trial, so an adjournment was taken untit this morning, after a fow matters of winor importance had been attended to, A decreo of foreclosure was granted in the case of Charles Bowman against Kate B. and F. J. Sackett on two lots situated in Sackett's addition. An objection to motion for a continuance in the three cuses in which J. P. Casady is de Tendant was filed by the attorueys for th plaintiff, Wright & Buldwin allege thata continpanco has been asked for by the attorneys for the defoudantat every term of court since that of January, 180, and has he had the contract, but that the plaintiffs [ each time been supported by adavits from FUtaead LB TRLDIT half of 1. He sues [ physicians stating that the health of the de for dam o case was tried on | fendant is such as to render the trial of the Ahiosd PrLliaE dictory statemements and | case impossible. ‘They avgue from this that was taken under advisement by the court. the Leaith of the defendant is coustantly fail- Henry Davenport of Atlantic was brought | iUg, and that a continuance of the case to an before “Clerk P M. Hunter of the federal | Other term of court wiil be equivalent to ourt on the charge of selling liquor withont | turning the plaintiff out of court altogether, a povernment lcense, Heclaims that ke had | A motion for a continuance was filed in tho made application for a license, but had not | aseof W. F. Crancle va Charlotte Maish, yetreceived 1t. A teleieram was sont to the | bY the plaintiff, on the ground of a failuce of deputy revenuo collector at Burlinglon to [ cortain - depositions to arrive that it is find ot whether he told the truth, A repiy | clamed are essential to the trial of the case. was received stating that no license had been [ A decree was given in the case of M. I. DR one from Atlantic named | Sewrs vs William C. Brownlee, et al.. in Davenport, The prisoner was accordingly | fvor of the pluntiff. the defendant failing bound over to await the action of the federal | 10 appear. Thetitle to lot 120 of the original erand jury 10 the sum of §00, in default of | Platof Councii Bluffs was quicted in the L Sne A sonk 10|ty B osaa 5t AT OYertal vo D Rosssha Lk 4 i 1 the case of A. Overton vs L. Rosenfield, Inig over the showil on Boventt stovet o | POt to restrain the defenaant from tweon Mill and Washington avenue. The | {Hidine in the sale of it raeane e stroot at thv point is in an_almost impuss- | ¢70 DL IRE Wis @ranied & judgment for at- able condition, and during the recent muddy | (oTOY'3 et o i oasami season tho teams that wore compellod to puss | Srieh efbatement, Sevéral othor bt that way made & road for themselves by | FUUTE pICFIon 8 PUEINGIT were dismissed af driving wlong the sidewalk. Th plainti '8 cost, at the request of Jacob Sims, i el S B OB Overton's attorney. A like ordor was made AT A b ah SR llka il in one of the injunction cases in which David result that ¢ three arrests were Grayids piatntiit, is said that informations are out aj 3ave M To? eral other offeuders, who will be arrested on WhoBaye Monc i Golne O n? Rl oikria) Meschendorf don't say so, as the following prices will convince you of: orock- | Portertioufo steak, 12 Sirloin steal, 12 Round steak, 10c. Prime rib roast, 10 Shoulder roast, Pork roast SEVENTY-THN The party stu £ DAYS OF SIGHT-SERING, rts from New York June 27 and returas to that city by Septembor 11, Taken by any iudividual aloue, this Bu- ropean trip would invoive auoutlay of at least $700. AMERICAN AND CANADIAN TOURS. For tho second largest list of subscribers we offer a free ticket from Omahato San | Francisco and Los Augeles and roturn, Magnificent mountain scenery, the beautiful Golden Gate, the land of sunshine, fruits and _THE TWIN GITY STEAM DYE WORKS., G ASCHORDSAOCK, Prop: Corner Avenue A and 26th Street, Council Bluffs; on Couns cil Bluffs and Omaha Electric motor line. goir trial in Justi OFFICES: 1521 Farnam Street Broadway 1 (i & R—" 621 Packages received at either officey eling given bers to the and they ', with the e Carpets, furniture, stoves, tin ery, in endless variety on easy Maidel & Kl ments at straordinary bur guins, YO LATE. RAGS AND IRON Highost eash price paid for rags and all_kinds of scrap metls Country dealors and merchants will | find 1t 1o their advantage 1o communis | eate with us before disposing of their | stocks. GILINSKY BROS., Union Brondway Depot, Council Blufls, Ia. GITIZENS STATE BANK Of Couneil Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK. Liiiee...-8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS.......... 65,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 5]5.000 Dinectons—I. A, Miller, K. O Gleason, E. rt, . B Hart, J. D Edmundson, Oha Transact gensral banking busi- H i | Larzest capital” and surplus of any ARG RO | Southwestern Lowa. dress D, i INTEREST ON TIM: DEPOSITS, G e e IR e i e ut. Charles Martel, QOR RENT--Dwelling house, 203 Fourth st.; | Ao roons, convenient to motor line and cen- er of busiiess. N. 1% Dodze & Co. xpress wagon or boy Co., telephone 179, N Man with small fanily 10 work inoxperienced gardoner preferrod. " Apply to Johnston & Van Putien, Everett nlock ‘\' ANTED=Good girl for general house- work. Apply at Mrs. B M. Pryor, o Blufr street Tel. 301, Mo Curious Coin “Speaking of coincidences, man_with the wooden leg, as he lighted half consumed eigar he had been car- rying inan old handkerchief; “speaking of coincidences, gentleman, T can tell you a very singular thing, | was going up Niagara street, in Buffalo, when 1 suw o man with a wooden leg on the other side of the street coming dowa. We looked across at each other and stopped. Says I to myself, and says he to himself: ore i ! That fellow lost his leg at the battlo | . Two six months subseriotions or four P arishamlosbislee ay e Gatiol i) Mo Lmenllia dsbscrintions fop, (ol “Well?” asked one of the group. as ono order. “We looked at oach other across the street for a moment, and then says I to myself and says he to himsel S strike him for nd an old comrade and fellow-sufferer will shell out.” “Well?” “Very curious coincidence, gentlemen —very curious,” continued the man, as he puffed away athis old stub,” We met_ on _the crosswalks, Wo shook We struck each other for a , but didn’t get it. We were both d broke. Neithor of uswas in the battle of Gettysburg, orany other bat- W ANIED Student in dental oflice, Auply Wt No. 12 Pearl, over Bee office. for four lots hetween between Ave D and 4th 145, 619 Broudway. customer I st ircensh ve purchused o fine lot 1 wiil sell by earload or in Loave orders at No. 1522 & Goldsteln & Co. dwiy o saloor trad and allin bearing; good house and birn, Will take sone good city propert time glven on balance, Callon o 1utehinson & Co., 017 Broadw OXAMINE the celebrated MePhall pianos: [ — 4" now seute crown plunos id orians. on casy payments by Mar. Bourleis, musio Fable for th> Alifance. or Y R stroot, Counel BT Detroit I'ree P ¢ SALE—A house and lurge lot on ensy ant_drove his Flock eointonn | B gt touks sud \Ereglot on oasy Inclosure and was prepaving to Denudo | Couneil Bluffs: Ta. £ them of their long and Heavy Fleeces, | xxy g when u we, which was tho oldestof [ W, bl T Bsu it s | “CATRGE sy the lot, suddenly Objected and said: Brond way. Whors he Wil keop o hand o o | SIETAY FEVER troats “Lhave long thought this an Out stoclc of filrnice ixtures | "&URGICAL OPERATIONS, wh on our Rights, and [ now Demand t JOR SALE-At n suor o y performed with the uin taken before the Cadi, who will o¥ bress, ¥ ofllon”dlesks and- chiiny 2 woro foct rosulla, KINKHT Decision, SLOVeS, 2c0unter s 2step ladders. 1 largo aand Astigln The Peasant platform floor scales. Keeline & lelt, 117 < ) Ewe to the vill Main St | invented the Cadi ing the Complaints of bhis Subjeots, | B OsietAnh thsonont After hearing both Sides of the Story | Squire. il Poarl st he Stroked his long Beard, scratehed his right Shin with his left Foot, and “My Docision is that the Peasant shall | the Fieh avenus motor tine. .3 not rob vou of your Wool. £ < “@G 1 {he g ('OR SALE or Ront—Garden land, with Good! [ Kiew I was Right ORSALE or, Rant=Garien “land, with led the Ewe S, “But I further Decide,” continued the | Cadi'as he relieved the Tickling in his Throat with a Cough Drop, “that the Peasant neither Feed, Lodge nor longor care for you, In fuct that he tum you out to Shift for yourself, If you ara not willing to muke him any Return ho will well located accompany every D SPRING GOODS AT BOSTON STORE M. H. CHAMEERLIN, M, EVE EAR NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALIST, Councll Blufts, in Al disenses of the EYE EAL, NOSE and THROA T - | treated with' the grentost has moved his | #killand caro. ship t only ended with the life of [ For the third largest list of subscribers to 4 1 tiful St. Lawrence in-mid-summer! To con- a disputed bet. One night in May, when Fubries mitde to 100k as good as new, . Bul And all this pleasuro for obtaining sub- | J3. flushed with ‘Old Otard,” came back to - MACHAN, Prop., offer a free ticket from Omaha to New York COUNCIL BLUFES. 14 chum he said hesaid: ‘Judge Jones, greater general interest than these threo | the great business velt of the west and at Tm \ Al T [ 5 A B T \ \ | I 00 iimhch, YU gob LI SRS Bied B IGYO R ookt ol SO o persons and points | stud b 1y pl i | } A1\ 1]\ \l N” seat of go ent. persons o oints | student, business man or merely pleasure [ " ol business nan nerely | J, N i Bt VMEIRIN l s that's {\l.‘t 82,000 more'n you've got L0 | full of interest. New York and Philadelphia | mountains; Utah and its wonderful Satt hy as never tire?’ ¢ All this sight s all compassed in this trip. Omaha, the most my check on ‘the Californin” bank | ¢ ior (ha fifth Yaseeat st of subscribe i ST IM e 0 S B ran Sl e the Texas judge, as his steél gray eyes, [ wouder was avoused by the description in the | jowels of rarest waion / / the gamblers’' escretoire—and o well | POFWmILY. A most delightful excursion and | cities, Each is romarkable for some particu- J \ R 3 L or the sIXth largest lIst of subscriberswe | cay afford missing to sec each and pen and ink are «ready, and bank 18 fast becoming a Gentile city, and will it | Rociey ‘mountaing, the valloys of Utah and suloon keeper filled up a check on the ing c Garfleld. Beach is of coursein- | Galiforaia, the sight secing period of all the “Upto this moment Jones thougnt 8o the hot summer” ds Vhy not securo a | e ticket oftered by T Bre n return S , ave from 50 to 75 Cents on Every Dollar, ’ S yourisale, und ‘content It is well,’ | B4 the soventh largest list of subscribers i e G P lapping it down hard in the pot. ‘That | the others it combines many pleasant fea- 3 A = L d . Y plea esque mountain resortsadjucen t and another | = i iven atonce, Call on D. J. Hutehinon & SPECIAL NOTICE! Shoulder steak, Se. watch the gume. The third turn, as the | 8nd summerresorts of Manitou ave delightful | ¢po’ ol jutand'sea. As muel time as the Mr. and Mrs. Prancis Murphy, left last N more restful! All this pleasure for securiug AnpIo andion Mr. Mrs. Francis Murphy, left las ost No. 1 bucon, 10c. : ore rest A s pleasure for sceuriug orange groves and 10505 fo 1 Best bacon, 10e. of the box. *Busted! by the overlusting yiorang A BVIDD N A0F terday morning ou business for Weir, | Oleo. and butter, 1sc and 20c. 3 ow what are the conditions_upon which man L want to win if T must ) be described. - Pouriug over a precipice 160 Red Oalk, is inthe city, the guest of Miss | Riug upthe A, D. NG AT > julge, w the west is so well_and favorably known ond and” within a week, the judge, who 1 3 Pt e el friends during the spri ) summed s e ds during the springand summer. Lew gan X h reputation and it deisres to add new names to first, inspite of his landlord calling the world. Gout islaud, the ini s pring, the L I K. Thiokstun nary examination on the cnarge of obtaining The subsc Lane was foughtis within a few minutes sn_country ganist, Frederick Arche 1 partof the clty having sought admission for tions controlling access to and from the sev Get upalist. Have your fricnds subscribe by General G- M. Dodige* who did not stop, G o s0 many familiar faces b came to the con- Minguretallyiisiono giontilevent inianiaye theso prizes will pleuse say 5o when sending next to Grand hotet, Telophono 145, High iati Ovor to await the action of the erand jury, appreciation of power, of grandeur, of awe At | its present session, ¢lose a8 the Sinmese twins to each other. [ to properly appreciate tho vastuess of our Judge Jones, who died with his boots on | the WEEKLY or Suxpay Bee we offera ticket | oarvo TFES ST VE, in his own fairo bank, klled by @ cowboy | FomOmatn to Quebe and rourn, Wi | (0UNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE ) ' All kinds of Dy in thy template the beuuty of Thous the game ‘run light,’ as gamblers say, Iiuh’(lul How much more delfghtful to visit | Feathers Cleaned By Steam. i Fst s ! . gamy ) Minner. Work prombtly done and. delivere and Judge Jones had played in a good scribers to the WeekLy and SUNDAY B a A ah % the faro lay-out from his sumptuous pal- | oK OF the fourth lnrgestlistof subscrivers we | 101 Broadway, Near- Norchwestera Dbpos Omaha, Neb, aceof gin and sin. Walking up to his | Phuadelphia, Washington and roturn | : - : There are no points on tnis continental e this is a mighty mean game with these hundred-dollar pikers around the board. | cities, Au American citizen has not com- every step of the journcy something of inter ploted his education until ho has scen the | est presents itself, whether the tonrist bo yonder?’ *Just % i ar, & 3 s _\:Yyllll.l. i Just B 2,000 in {hm. old man," | or'intorast in Washington ' aro annumerablo | seakon Py e S and to the intelligont observer a visit there is |~ Nebraska aud its prairies; Colorado and its | e sand g R your cray to try and win.’ °‘Ah, that’s | as the commercial and financial centers of tho | Jake; Nevada and its arid plains and Cali Of Every description, your little game, is it, old T country are always interesting. fornia with its innumeravle attractions, are e s works aimed Billy Owens, just full | Allthis sight sooy : | or at the works. anough fo! ‘yor.” ‘Il just go v way obtaining prosperous city in_the union today : Denve enough for a ‘fiyer.”” ‘I'll just go you | ey for obtalning e queen city of the Teockios ; Salt Lake, the for $52,000, cold *plunkers.” “Put up or | ofrer froe ticket from Omali ' OTAbiate, IO CLOAL Anpete. the Oty of shut_up, Billy, sententiously answered | Falls and roturn, rsimco your childish | Gur Mothot of tho Aagels, form & stilug of expanding ‘wide, shone like two " white | old schoolreaders of these wonderful fallsyou | “/These ave all prosperous cities: they are diamonds. Billy Owens walked over to | havedesired to sce them Here is theop: | all beautiful cities; they ave all wonderful ; one without expense, given for securing sub- | jar - pe N oLt ST regulated gambl ey ARt ] ar reason, No two of them & :):?\xltlll‘flil:]lug‘:"'llxl\l‘;'I(;‘-u‘.‘ oy Z.‘.‘-‘{-‘*‘"Q\.\{-fl, scribers to the WEELKY or SUNDAY BiE, iliico ST AR EraniiDR s S O] nOLRLEIVe A offer a freo ticket from Omana to. Salt. Lako | Gt falond, missing | to see joach and THE GREAT FIRE SALE A cheeks, without any " partioular | Citvand return. The famous Mormon ity | uud Saptembor the praiies of Nobyiaka. the L T bank’s name always be 1. The ] 5 arivabe folnd.e e | e tuh of v ot s b L A O ’ itup und walked back to Judge Jones. | cluded in the' trip. This summer resort on | mowntuin coumtrise ant thy pleasurable part the lake is a delightful place to pass o fow of | hrthn year for trver Billy was foolin’. He was mistuken, : i STl bet thisis. the pot—0, 7, —ngainsy | number of subscribers for the WeEkLY or | for the second largest list of weokly sub: SUNDASLER sH naie. e seribers obtained by June 10, 1891, allows As thousands of purchasors can testify to the aid Jones without a smile, pulling out a > ree ticke! Anver ¢ ), T ONCIZ BER 3 IT IS 1 e T T e e crasailhout weuiliey 'W.kh and | Weper e ticket to Denver aul Mauitou | Guliha and Los Angelcs. A Wwecl g a month CALL AT ONCE BEFORE IT IS within one and one-half miles of the P, O.. R ' ana rebur, Ara A aorerapLIANany may be spent at Denver visiting the pictur- —_— Veal, ic to | represents my wealth,’ said doaler | tures. Denver—the queen city of tho plains | \Geay'can Tikewise bo enjoyed at Sult Lake in Co,, 617 Broadway Mutton, Ge to I Jones. All the other playors ceused to [ ~is always worth scoing while the health | WG 3 H R P SR e i 22 ; Anitou COUNCIL BLUFFS, Sausage of all kinds, Se. key lnid hugging the check for %32,000, | indeed. Health-giving, iuspiring, restful— |y fonvor Jikes iy be enjoyably spont in Best No. 1 hams, 10¢. tho six, seven, and eight spots came out | 314 sublimo scenery—what trip could be © points in California, - 1 R 2 b o y, not excenting the lov evening for Indianapolis. s Best No. 1 lard, 10c, : e ed e ey 7 | subscribers to tho Susnay or WEEKLY BEE. | feuit orehards of southern Califoriia, 114 Main strect A, W. Alexander went te Charter Oak | Best Fo. 1 salt pork, Se, jumping jingo!® yelled the Texas judge; CONDITIONS, Niagara falls, the world's yreatest catar. but d—n my eyes, Billy, youare the act, needs no glowing description. 1t cannot hugart & Co. - V. n lose.” | theso tickels are siven awavi The sec Brs. O, G. Howard, wifoof an attorney at | - Do you wantan “The bank broke, and till daylight | of the lurzest list of subscribers to feet high, the immense volume of water of Billy Ow Niagara Fiver, the outlet of tho great lukes, | \\ ANTED Allie Campbell at 2616 Avenue A. 11 North Malu street. ; On either o ik Miss Mary ‘Willlamson leaves next weel ——— losed his bank and went awiy. steacle | Solicitors have always found 1t un cusy mat- iss Mary Willinmson leaves next week }ll‘:‘i1-‘ll his bank and et savays struck | 1o to”secure. subscribers. Tk Bar's aub: | tremondous waterfall, abovo it anti below. it 1in a placer mine, and opened up and ali about it are other scenes which have Mrs. H. £, Dokay and son, Earle, returned Mack Bound Over. ! i PR LEe arley I D etk oo hoichth o Tan0m its longz list of friends. Being at all times a 1 terday worning trom Chl tad aro |. H. D. Mack was brought before Justlos | ¢ Ibe o) PRS0 2 people’s paper it makes friends with all | whirlpool rapids, the suspension bridge, are = incidents merely'toa visit to Niagara falls ption pricc of T WerkLy Bee fr \n‘r'lflh'.'}' R ded yeatorday, g ning | money under faise pretences. Standing RS I10 ey el At e o : \ Sasiithe Bk om Plattsmouth, Ne., where he went to 25 i Sl e driveon_ the Canadian sie. The facilities room was ata premium i the little ofice of for visiting all points of interest on cither Tie SUNDAY B 200 per year, but Mr. N. P. Dodgo and _family returned yes- ! Omaha subscribers for Tie SuNDay ' Bee I terduy morning from a four months' trip to | the purpose of seeing whether thie prisoner eral points now provent the exorbitant was the man who had done them up. As charees which were Tormerly almost as fan for the paper. Sample but went on to Chicago w his speeial car, frec on request. it? i hould —— i o lifotime, and no_American should eve clusion that it would not be worth while to HER eI, o contest the poi S 5 think of visiting tourist resorts abroad until ntest the point, and_he waived his prelim. in their first orders. grade work a speciulty. in full must ; . ; — i . § iuspiring beauty, who has missed a visit to and fixed bis bond at 00, in defaultof which TR DAOR, RoRutyy) ho was remanded to the county jail. | The this world renowiied spot. Bixby, steam ncating, sanitary en. "The bond that bound them was a friend- [ great country one must see its best features % SALASLU could be grander than a trip down the beau- who got the drop on him in a fight over Highest Style of the and Stained them when in verdure clad fn all parts of “thezountry. Send for prico streak of luck for a month, Billy Owens, it 6 i LD Council Bluffs, Ia, Send for Price List. Tsstill going on. Don’t miss this grand opportunity and all in bearing; good buildings; possession ERSONAL PARAG RA PIS, ns made it lively for the boys, | WeEKLY or Suspay Bre. No fnewspaper in o finds its way toward the ocean, for Winfield, Kan., whoro sho wil viet | The Fairmount e cigar at the Fountain. ) scription list has always kept pa th its anew game more gorgeous than the 2 atteacted travelers from ull parts of the visiting Mrs. Del pareuts, Rev. and Mrs, | Hammer yesterday forenoon for a prelimi classos, The fleld oo which the battlo of Lundy’s country or Canada, or .00 if sent to attend a concert given the cetebrated or- ' N 4he Justice, half the residents of the western sido of tho river aro superior. . The regula- will not he counted in this competition, the Pacific coast. They were accompanied Mack looked _around on the crowd and s copies forwarded | ous as the cataract. A day or a few days at Persons desiting to compete for one of Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl stroot, inary examination. The court bound him he has seen Ningara falls, He can have no case will be brought beforo the grand jury at 2 %03 Morriam block, Council Blufts Fotheringha Waitelaw & Co's. tractions for the Week. otwithstanding the gloomy weather of last week thousands of people of Council Bluffs and vicinity visited the Boston store to adn and purchase the beautiful spring goods that wory ned each day, Tho spring styles of ladies’ dress goods wero nover 80 handsome as tl; ' year, The de parture from styles aro very radical grades of goods. During this week ladies will be well repaid for a visit to the Boston store Whether they wish to purchase or not. They will enjoy looking at the mavy new and beay. tiful fabries which they can find, and if east |~‘ru prlu‘\l will be any additio inducement they will be unable to resist the temptation | a'very impressive manner, A o tosetect something, Kvery linets full and | yies {nm-!v.mum w t \?.:‘u:.}‘"‘ Tt | Then says I to myself, and says he you will be well - entortained when looking | resting placein Fairview cometery, fo owed | to himself: them over. by many friends, The following persons “Blast his eyes! but he's traveling on n\ll‘h m\mll :|~“y\:|lll |rl;2ll‘t{.~ ‘.I ll‘ Atkins, | hisshape and teiling a tale of w nd will guarantee satistuction both ' in quatity | Abneog g yiod J. No Cassady, K. . | ho's noman for me to associate with!”* and and materinl, BOSTON STOHIAY [ Abbott, T B, Hays and N, A, Taylor, sowe walked off. I don't like coinei- Council Bluffs, Ta, LY LAt il | dences mysell; there’s no money in ‘em.” s Wi rengl B union will meet Saturday, A pril LAl a 1A )p. m., ut board of trade rooms, 22 Yes, He Has. 3 Merviam block. Business of fmportay l[l\nHv‘: ixiulnf_\ nl.m at haif price at Jim | All commercial and ex-commercial travel “The tramp has a pretty taking way Aung Jroadway with him, I tell you!” said a farmer who invited had come to the eastern market with a load of hay and dropped off four of the gentry who had been riding with ham, says the Detroit Free Pross, “Ho w do you meun’” was asked “That crowd came up this morning just as I was leaving home, and the big fellow sung out: “iSay! old man, we want to ride to town with you.’ Cun’t do it! says I, Can't we?' says he. “Then wo'll sot right down on yer front porch all day We'll also see that the old woman coc us a square dinner, and mebt some apples and cider in the fourteen-yearold sou of Joseph T. | “Wppen what did vou suy s Wright, who lives at Wright's landing, at | Then I smiled all over & Manawa, met with an accident yesterdsy | says I: **Boys, I like compan moraing while shooting ducks with a muzzle- | right up here and we'll smoke loading shotgun on the lake. Hesnapped | and have & good visit us | oue wrigger of the gun, but it falled to go off. | along,’” D GLORIOUS TRIPS PROPOSED, 4,0 glneer viable Qpportunities f ummer xeurs s OTered to AlL A trip from Omaba to Denver and Manitou aride through the famous Platte Val- aska and Colorado to Denver, the largest and most beautiful city of the Rocky mountains and along the foot of the Rocky mountain range frout Denver to Manitou. The panorama which'is faid before the eye of tno traveler in a journey from Des to Mani- tou, includes i one sweep of the eye 300 miles of antain peaks, snowy range, foot hulls and canons, - Toug's peak, away to th north; Gray's peak, the dome of the conti- nent; James' peaft, the Arapalioe peaks, Pike's peak, the wost famous of all moun tains of Colorado; whd away to the south, 300 miles from the poittiof observation, the three forbidden mountatay tops known as the Span- ish peaks, are all'luview for a part of the distance, t Manitou is the mast attra resorts of Colorado. L.ying at the foot of Pike's Peak and at the entrauce of the Garden of the Gogs, it invites the tourist and sight seer to the most remarkable formations and the grandest ana most picturesque scenery of that rugged range. Its miygral springs and pure air give new life to the'de- | bilitate: The Pike's k railroad, a | be a wise man to get rid of you, marvel of engineering skill, sonvoys passon MORAL. gers to the very suminit of he loft s Hanaro Tt Touataln, | From the ton of Pike's Doik ail | | 1:00ks now as'if the Backbone of Wi distinetly visivio, while to the east its troe- lined avenues at right a checker board in the dist litde city of Colcrado Springs and beyond the great plains of eastern Colorado. A volume could be written, indeed volumes have been written, of the glories of Manitou and Pike's Peals A ticket covering this tour is offered for the seventh largest list of subseri Our line of ots will bear inspection stock in the city ant parlor furniture We claim the largest Mandel & Klein. Funceal or Mrs. Cary. The funeral of Mrs, Phabe Car; yesterday morning at the re son, Chiof of Police Wade number of friends of the deceased woro present. Rev, T J. Mackay of St. Paul's Episcopal church conducted the exercises in e sary, patas size lotter care and skl y 2 store and ve i took place idence of her Cary. A large it ront CHIONTY : 1 \tiraly curod. Oftios, Bono & nothi loth, led o, whera the Cadi hut) was ot recelv- | Joou wENT T the who MeMahon 1ole tory J.W. tor. QORSALE—A burgaing new modern with the late mprovements, house ated on ruish you wall paper this spring, Hutehin inall the latest styles, at castern prices, and chuck- Forugi volovs' tive of the many e v largest stock of bulk er seeds in the west Not An answer was fi lowa. ed yesterday by the do- fendants in the case of Rachel Larimer ugainst Jack Gireen and mas Skinner, which was commeneed last mouth in superior COUrt 1o ovtain possession of a thirty-two- acre tract of land situated between Big lake and tho river. “The plaintif claimed that the land was hield by the defendants without any Electric Trussas, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED, DR, C. B, JUDD, 606 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TELEPHONES, OFFICE, o7 RESIDENGS OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS.. : Corner Maln an) Broadway, N sey Dying. Mis N, M, Pusey is dangerously ill at her home, at the corner of* Willow aveaue and Sixthstreet. She has been & sufferer from dropsy fo time past, and of late it has right or title, aud she demanded that they | Peen complicated with symptoms of* heart ¥ive itup 1o hor, together with §150 damages | foilure. Yesterday afternoon she. was re- Whicti she has sufiered by the detention. In | Ported to be very low, aud in the evening be the answer which was flled yesterday tho | Dhysician stated that her death was expacted defendauts allege that the proporty, which s | Wowentarily, situated novih of the river line according to the old goverument survev, is in the state of Nebraska, aud that therefore the court has | A no jurisdiction in the case. They ask that the case be dismissed at plainti's cost. The trial was to huve come off yesterday, but as the flig of the answer brought sowe new matter nto the case, it wis postponed uutil next Monday, e Served Th m 1igh An exemplary sentence was pa the centeal eriminal court, N Hourne | recently on two prisoners found guilty of robbery in company, J Casey said that these offens uld put “down with ustrong hand. Tho lash was tho | hus beon complated rafirnisied an mots only punishment that would deter 1 {aed throughout, and {s now on , of the b: There is no American tour which combines | cowardly eriminals. Ono prisoner e 1n the wista. Leinlocaiad in the ba - a greater variety of scenery and a wider in- | yoprencéd to three years’ imprisonment | pass the door every four winutes, Firo terest to the trgveler than one from Omaha | o Sl HAL TR il ind. the s 40d fire Y COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, ] 8 E Tablo uasarpisisd Dealers fu forelgn wnl domestle xchange I'he traveler passes through the states of Ne Rates, $2.00 a day, Collection wwde and lnterest pald ou tiwe deposiie. 1 27 MAIN STREET. son: e, lics the pretty d at | gver ©. B. Jacquemin & Co. Jewelry Storo NEW OGDEN HOTEL e be The Now Ogden Hotel, in Council Bluffs 3 Paralyzed His Hand, nd says, says . Climb and chaw wo ride years' hurd labor and two whippings of braska, ( o, Wyoming, Ne fa and anywhere, twenty lashes, l Califoruia and the territory of Utah, This is GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manageor,