Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1891, Page 3

e v THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFIC No. 12 PEARL REET. Delivered by 5 any part of the Ci H. W, TILTC -« MANAGE TELEPHONE Busiuess Oftice, No. 48, leht Editor. No. & e e e e . MINOE MENTION N. Y. P. Co. Council Biuffs Lumber Co. coal. Craft's chattel ioaus, 204 Sapp block Thatcher, G Main Born, to Mr. and Mrs. morning, & son iuine Rock Springeoal L NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Courts Oommence to Grind on the Latest Grist of Whisky Oases. MORE i | ty. LR PROSPECTS OF INJUNCTIONS, Yesterday's Proceedings Only It in Continuing the Cases « ~What the Prohibitionists Will Ask ¥ 10 Judge Thornel to complete the 1 was in the city yester: iul of the liquor case in which Riok & Scholtz we anct defe Miss Anna Brown of was in the | ooegang 1L, M. Turner plaintiffl. The sess Blufls lust week, the guest of Miss Relllé | of court was held in the library room in the The Hotel Gordon was opened last evening urt bouse. The ontire u ana the under the. management of ~Doc” Wright of | afternoon up to b o'clock was occupied by the Livcoln, | introauction of the evidence. All the lesti- 4. Dunn was arrested yesterday morning | mony was taken excepting thatof Messrs. on h charge of running &n express WOEOD | Rink and Scholtz. They, through their at- without a lic | o A.C Malvern, werc by Justice Ham \rnoon Kiel's W. A Mynster, filed a mc » ground that they were by 3 supported Beliinger and otel. | Seybert, A suit was menced in the superior | stating that in thewr opinion they erday by Jotn Ausenfild & Co., | were both too il be in e firm of H. Eiseman & Co. for captured near the ci 3 und the bounty was paid over W e was cond venue Me st church Youn 's Chrd assocint A quartette _composed ¢ Parol, H. pseph, W. A. Joseph C. Schwartz, furnished musi In t yesterday morning & cre v was issued in Lbe on Alston B, Woodward aguinst Sarad L Woodward by default of the defondant plaintift was also awarded the custody o two minor children, Aldora May, aged years, and Richard, aged eight d Sunaay even e of rt without danger to their constituticns. uance was grauted to them until the ention of 1 deaf i kgl gt deaf and dumbd in non, il 3 e 15, and will last and the made in a! Deemer ore Judge nderstandin th the of th W ce to the te wants Is 10 lie in abeyance by W de- by S. T. Bu urt yes i by T'he fight between B. Rhodes of Avoca and the Bluffs “unknown’ will take place next in which b Saturday night in Germapia hall, South under an_injunction wb Omaba, The persons who up the od by A. Overton and which had been affair thought it best not t o city au- | made perpetual. He claimed that the thorities of Council Bluffs 3 | decree 'in the Overton case was huppen that the last_end of the fig | now i ful forco and could not come off. The chuuge was s be enforced sgainst him, so that agreed upon. it was @& cumplete bu to auy Mrs. Ruth Faul received a letter y other like proce Sherlock is the pro- morning which 1s a fair sample of rapid mail | prietor f the *T # 5 delivery. The letter was written August 17, Decrees und writs of ab < §ix4, and the envelope bears that date. 1t | sued 1u superior courtiu the Burg arrived at SunFravcisco on the st and bas Al Wells, at 41 C Main § laid there ever since, waiting for the con- n tele and Horton & W siguce, who 1 call An answer was filed in turned to the writer y the case of B against W. H. Beck, to n him fr toxicating | Ma carrying on the sale of in- Nortn antially at’ his pl he auswer made s in an asylum, e aims as those in the case of Sher- e lock in the district court, he also claiming the s ata o t Bapti d them, sud tehing pen ewalk in frout of the he first discovere discovered him they made a wild br e woods. He succecded them, but a third who was with t aged to escape. Th charge of vakranc some other charge them in a day or two. A suit was_commenced in yesterday afternoon by C against Hugh Dowling, to rec the am the trial 1 chul but will it is thought t orge Man fered on account of an iuformation of sovity which was filed ogainst him Dowiing, Manker was given a verdict #50, and he advanced the costs, which should bave been paid by the defendant. A telegram received in the Bluffs ves! day morning from Panama, a small station of the Milwaukee, about fifty miles from Bluffs, stating that a clothing store had b burglirized there Sunday night amount of clothing taken away. ities were requested to keep a lookout for thie Tt was thought that they hud co in the direction of the Bluffs and would k in the when capturl om man- were locked up ou a be placed agvinst rior court r costs 10 punt of #60 which sccumuiated during of the case of Manker against Dowling, which was tried several months aco, in which the plaintiff wanted %5, damages for an_imprisonment which be suf- and a large The author- ton as & bar against any similar action. reh House Furnishing. The robins have returned to meet again. The martins, biue birds, green lawnus and meadows indicate that spring is tpou us. We dow’t want to tell you what vou already know, but_we want impress upon you the fact that this is house cloaning time You want to renovate, renew ard beautify your bomes. We are here to serve and assist you. We will furnish your house in whole or part with every ard of mecessity or ornameut from cellar to attic. If you have not money enough to pay for all you get we will give vou time. You can pay weekly or monthly. ° Following are some of our leaders: Bed room suits, $12.50 upward. Parlor suits, £35.00 upward. Siaeboards, §14.00 upward. Dining tables, £.50 upward, Center tables, $4.50 upward. Hall trees, £12.50 upward. * desks $12.00 upward. 0 upward. Lounges, #.50 upward Ingralu carpets, %c per yard and upward. Good 3-ply carpets, T0c. Good brussels, No. 8 cook sto 100 piece dinner set X All other goods in proportion. MaxpeL & Kuery, cak ing nat ker 000 in- by for ter- the een the ome IS some distance north of here on the North- xclusive installment house, 820 Broad- western. A walch was kept along the | way, Council Biuffs. Northwestern track for some distance up the : —— line all day vesterduy, but without success. | J.C. Bixoy, steam neating, sanitary en- Dex were granted iu the district court | gineer, 203 Merriam block, Council Blults yesterday moruing iu the sewer cases which e e been pending for some time past, in | Mair has ali sorts of fruit, snade and orna- which Henry Lefferts, Carolina Speigle and | mental trees, B'way, opposite postoftice. Lenu Lefferts are the plaintifis, The suits Sl were b sught o enjoin the ci der to the county treasurer of that wility in distriet cour filed by N S. P. M of Henr, Tney alioge that the tirm for § was given by MacConnell in the sum £100,000 when he commenced his operatiy rs. Kimball & Chamo to com eman & Co. is now null and void, by the reason of certain material alterations that wore made in bond after it had boen signed by the suret On this account it is alleged that the sure! are not responsible for the acts of the guce. A motion fora continuance was filed district court yesterday afternoon by the fendant in the case of the Citizens' Savi bank of St. Louis aguinst Jotn T. Stewart. The grounds for the continuance are t Joseph Lyman was the attorney for the fendunt, and that when he died the defend- ant wus'deprived of all the knowledge 1 he had of the case and that th which he had drawn up bad also b He alleged that he did not kaow whero find auy information as to the contents of 1ost petition until a few days ugo, when beard that £ B. Hart of Minneapolis had read ihe petition before the death of Major from_coliect- amou they shall be released from further responsi- vesterday o motion was Jonnell, the assiguee for the firm to give a bond. y hold a ciaim against )00, and that the boud which petition ome lost. A Fire Fighter Discharged. ot thte Sttt ,’..},‘{.{r“ C§uts | Charles Coniey, the fireman who beat his Jocree dissolved the injunction that had been | Wife few rights ago ou ne street and @ruauted, us to all but 75 cents per foot, aud | raised all that part of the city by so doing, “w._provided thut when the plainuffs make a teu- | was removed from his position last evening ant | by the fire committee of the eity council. 1n speaking of the matter yesterday oue of the members of the committee stated that no formal investigation had boen made, but the committee had looked up the affair and found bad beaten’ his wife. They did not care whether he had provocation or not; pel % | the fuct that e had done the deed was all ons | they cared to know, and they had come to the conclusion that he was not the sort of man the ies. ties s~ they wanted on the fire department. Robert H. Huntington, who formerly held the posi- tion of city clerk, was apvointed to fill the vacancy and be weut on duty last evening at 7 o'clock. Chief Levin stood by Conley from the first. He stated that he had looked up the affair between Couley and his wife and had found, as near s be could judge, that the wife was not all she should be. He aid not consider Conley very much to blame for his actions and he would uot have done anything about it had it not been for the order which he re- ceived from the committee under whose con- trol he is. He says that Couley has aiways been considered one of the most faithful and nurd-working men in the department. Icett! If you want it pure and n ‘ in de- ngs hat de- hat 0 the be Lywan, He asks for the continuauce in And at a reasonuble pr order that he may huve an opportunity to Follow no new dev ioe. prepare for the triul. But send to us in a tr — —-—— At our off Stornge at ressonable rates, J. R. Snyder, | Multolland & Co,, No. 4 Pearlst., Tel. 162, i Pear] strect, Council Bluffs. e e — Try Dugquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice Look in Tae Bee tomorrow for special | tabléts. They are delicious. prices at the Boston store, Council Rluffs. ————— The ladies will find anvouncements that witl other be spocial interest to them uud every purchaser of good £0oas at low pry Manael & ¥ sloves un eusy puyn Broudway Lace curtaius cleaned from pair, at Twin City dye works. c to §1.25 Trees, all kinds, guarauteed to grow, pr choup, dt Maln , Broadway ce. Won't Pay Twice. County Clerk Campbell received the lowing letter from a matrimonially incli young man of Omaha yesterday. It lying loose on & table in the clerk’s office terday afternoon when it fel of ove for whom it had not been intended Clerk of the court | got wy lisen but { then stold from we the wowon wus sick und i half not warrisge bher yet 1 wont 1o whether | will half to pay for them uga:n 1 got them on the 27 of Muren! i Newest styles Klein's iustallment house, 830 Sroadway. Seod oats, corn, mitlet and seed garden seeds of ull kinds, 8t H. L. Carma 500 Matn and 301 Pear] stveets. The Fair.aount b cigar at the Fountaln. — Shugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk field, garden sud fower soeas in ihe west }-’flwfl wud sawples by wall, scll furniture, carpets and opposite postof- was under the g in furniture and carpets; best cookiug stoves in the worid at Mandel & potatoes, Patton's Successor. The township trustees met yesterday after- noon in the oftice of J 12, township clerk, to elect successors to W. F. Patton, justice of the peace, und J. K. Forman, con- stable. Four baliots were taken, the votes taking in the names of J. M. Shea, Baruett, per Whi .y, Schurz, Hendricks and Swear- ingen. On the fourth ballot Swearingen was ices | geclared unanimously elected. There were but two baliots taken for cou- stuble, Charles Nicholson, who wus a mexm- ber of the fire depart:nent up t about two mouths ago, being elacted. fol- ued | Our spring stock 1s now complete. 1f you want 10 be in style call at Reiter's, the tailor, o | 810 Broadway. YOU WAL 80 express wazon or boyt Ring up the A. D. T. Ca., teleptione 179, No. cot | 11 North Main stroet khow | When about to build don't fail to et prices on lumber o Broadway. The Judd ephoue 2 Wells Co., 513 Sunday Offenders. One of the largest grists of the season greeted Judge McGee yesterday moruing when he came down town for bis dsily grind. Clarence Blakesly, the youttful ofender who best his mother and broke up the house- hold furuiture 8 few nights ago, was fined $31.50 for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Charles Lindsay, who was arrested by one of bis peighbors for allowing his chickens 1 run &t large aud aestroy bhis u's, | garden, was ment to keep trol _hereafter. J. Smith, W S 3 and E. C. Holmes were fined amounts rang- ing from $4.60 to #1570 for drunkenuess, C. Liebold, who was charged with the same offense, had his continued bntil this morning. The cases against William Law. rence, charged with stealing a Oscar Jones, with assault, ard T. lingeworth, with disturbing the peace, were all continued H. O. Mead and Walter St with selling a glandered charged, ns the evideuce was not sufficient to ld them. Look in Tar Brer tomorrow rices at the Boston store, Council The Iadies will find announcements tk be special interest to them and every purchaser of good goods at low prices. ——— for special Bluffs t will other Ttist Kiein © or stov fore you buy your futuitu o, carpets s Stole Horses and Harness, A party of thieves paid Jeus Carlson a it Sunday nightand when they went away with them a fine team of horses from the Carison is 8 dairyman who Lives on t City road. One of the team with @ white face and hind feet, while the other was 8 in the fordhesa and barn the Cres was a sorrel mare, two white bay horse with 8 star two white hind feet. The owner has offered a reward of for the return of the missing property Yesteraay morning A Gale, wh unext door o Carlson, called at the of the city marshal and reported that he t had received a visit from ihem, and that had been the loser y two sets of d | harness. Itis pretty ceriuin that the two thefts were committed by the same parties, but who they are or where they weut is so far a profound my Look in Tue Bre tomo prices at the Boston store, The ladies will find aun be special interest to th purchaser of goo £ &K for special Council Bluffs uncements that will and every other goods at low prices, erything in honse furnishing at Mandel in's on casy payments. 820 Broadway TOW Collegians in Concert. The glee and concert clubs of the Uni- versity of Mictigan gave a concert last even- ing in the Brondway theater. They appeared ditional cap and gown. 1 d of college song: ough classic music to give a pleasing varicty. The numbers, & without excention, were rendered in an ad- mirable manner and some of their special- ties, such as the hat_drill, took the audien immensely. After the concert a reception was tendéred the members of the ciubs ut the residence of Mayor Macrae, and u plea: aut evening was spent. The boys leave for 1es this afternoon, where they will o consi spersed with e Des Mc give a concert v t Freight for 150 miles prepaid_cn all goods bought of Mundel & Klein, — For Rent—A new om _residence on Broadway, corner of Sixteenth street, also an 11-room residence on North Scott street, both houses beautifully located and with modern imp ents. ~ J. C. Detaven % Broudway. Drs. Wood next to Grand hotel grade work a speclalty 8) Pearl street, Telephoue 145. High Fruit farm for sale on reasonable terms; within one and one-half miles of the P. O.: all in bearing; good buildings: possession n at once. Cull on D. J. Hutobinson & 617 Broadway. FIRE AND POLICE MATTERS. ~ il Co., Routine Work Discussed by the Board at Its Meeting. The fire and police commission met in reg- ular session last evening. Mayor Cushing presided. Commissioners Bennett and Swith ‘were absent. Charges were preferred againsu Oficer Robert McBride. The officer is charged with leaving his beat and going into saloons and drinking on two different occusions. Mc- Bride was called up and made a statement, Ppleading guilty 10 having been in the places charged but denied having drank anvihing. The case was postponed until next Monday might. A communication from Chief Seavey was read asking whether he should continue to have sick aud injured people taken to the po- lice station or whether he shoula have them taken to the county hospital. Mayor Cush- ing sigaified his intention of having an o dinance drawn covering such cases when t new charter is passed. Commissioner H man claims that the city does more than i share of such work in moving and caring for such people. His honor said that the city of Omaba pays nine-tenths of the county taxes and yet receives no benefit from the county hospital. Tne council will be requested fo look into the matter and see that the county does its share. Thirty duys’ leave was granted Patrolman s to attend & family reunion at e, Pa. man Dabl was refused ten days’ leave. Officer “Bil * White sent a letter of com- plaint to the board against the assistant city attorney for not prosecuting & woman who keeps & saloon at the corner of Sixteenth gnd Burt streets. Oficer White claims that the woman sold liguor on Sunday to his son who The commuunication was laid on A lengthy report was made by Haze stating that dozens of saloon Detective are vio- lating the Sunday law by selling liquor on atday. Chief Seavey stated that he de- tailed ton men last Sunday to hunt up saloons and report them. Detec- t Ha statement was & detailed report of these men. The cases reported will be investigated and probably some ar will follow. Chief Seavey was instructed to arrest every barkecper found violating the Sunday law. A rubber landing pad to_break the fall of the firemen when descending the brass pole from their sleepiug apartments was shown by an agent of & Chbicago house. The board tested the pad by jumping upon it and will probably buy @ number of the pads for the new fire stations. The sample shown will be put in No. 1 house to be tried. In executive session the board allowed the transfer of F. Poppendick's saloon from 204 South Fifteenth street to 812 South Thir- teenth street. Dr. Gapen bas completed his physical ex- amination of the patrolmen and made bis re- port 1o the board. It was referred to the committee on men and discipline to report at the next meeting. ————— For Nervous Debility Use + orsford’s Acid Phosphete. Dr. E. T. Gauneau, Superior, Wis., saysy “ have used it in cases of nervous debilitt and over-worked brain, with the utmos satisfaction.” st Raised the Wind. Harry Roush a nineteen-year-old “hasher” sted at Ed. Maurer's place vesterday ctive Bennett. Roush is charged ud larceny and forgery. It laimed that be went tothe postoftice and btained o letter belouging to Burney Humes The letter contained & draft for 8. The young man signed Humes' name to the baper and endeavored to have it cashed ut a bunk, but did not succee He then went into & Farnam street clothing store, pur- chased a 17 suit of clothes ana tendered the draft in payment. It was sccepted sud the change given in cash. The forgery was discovered and the arrest followed Roush denies having had suything to do with the paper. He says an acquuintance whose first name is Bert, forged the name and got the movey - School Matters. Last vight the Omaha boara transacted considerable routine busiuess. Amoug matters discussed and not settled was the purchase from G. M lots for & school site o Clifton Corvall and Mr. Coburr [oiesting ugwiust the purcisc, Martiu aud others opposed were aliowed 1,400 on & §,700 coal bill. The board will meet again Wednesday evening. Tt is @ great misfortune 1or the young and middle aged 10 be sray. ‘lo overcome ibis sud appear young, use Hall's Hair Kenewer, & reliable panaces, of education Hill. Mr. und Mr. your interest to consult Mandel & | k t Hitcheoock of | supported a petition Mount & Griftin | The cusses General Bootlr's Great Work. The Omaha Ministerial upion met yesterday forenoon in the Kountz¢ Memorial Lutheran church ofticers for the ensuing tenm, Re teria K. B est England.” earnestly endorsed General and his great clevation of The paper was given the closest attention b the ministers present, and several into the ¢ _Dr. Thaiu thought that ifg e the poor and distressed should not be left alone to the Salvation army, but the plan should be adopted, in part at Christian denominations and philanthropic people. Rev. sympathy with General Booth's said that bad for a_great started with nothing, with no one to extend | their eympathy outside of the church aud rescued from wonders among the lower classes of London and a1 | but very few to encourage him within the church 3y his efforts and those who have followed his methods tens of thousands have been i other great church J. Turkle of the Kountze Memorial church, secretary. The paper for the oocasier was by Rev. A )maha Ministerial Union Dis. It was the time for the election of J. M, French of the Unitec Presby- elected president: Rev. T. Lutheran B PRICRS On Spring Suits and Quoted this week in our elegant show windows, they can't realize the possibi but an index, a mere figure mark to what's Sp 11, and at so ng on inside. y to dress so w 18 upon General Booth's book The gentlaman firml) Booth's 1 philanthropic scheme for the | poor and neglected people. | “Dark- $7.50| little ring O cost. Buys you an excellent and very stylish mix-col- ored Cheviot Suit, correct in fit. vercoats. I'hey ain't use to entere ussion whict followed. the work of rescu- lenst, by all $10.00 Gives you a wide range among various patterns in sack and frock, all late designs. T. O. Clendenning was heartily in deas. He | | seemed very plain that Goa this man Booth up it raised 512.50 For this price we can dre pulpit, or stage- S you for the street, tha-re all right. and grand purpose. He had the very y. This lowest move neut rauks 00 has done cities, now the entire For Spring | The weather is right, the prices areri Ove rcoats ght, and the assortment the largest ever brought to Omaha $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00. No trouble to select what you want at sach price. ment y arriving. Stock manager and after April me all old cus civilized world bas been attracted by Boc T s, B Y i T h . ~ ~ 1~ e s e poor ot do Our Childrens Depars v M. Stanley has given what s Suioest Ry, Oatrkl Do Grows dcarer to the hearts of the public day by day. Novelties constan other N‘. "AH\\";‘-!'M»\[ coming a'ways uwn]fln te and )'Yi\ es always in kee ping w th the times. to ussist in the great enter ) bl ft “and savarlon for the nfortunaie TWO-PIECE SUITS, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. that while this work should not . e : s : be left to the Salvation army, yet he believes N. B.--Mr. J. A. Robinson (la h Ro! n & Garmon), has accept e g that the scheme belonged or ¥ to that | 8nd buyer in our extensive Furnishing Goo and Hat Departm . 11 body of Christian workers and they were | he, tc with his former and able assistant, Mr. E, B. W , will better prepared to do_effective work along | ers and friends to their new quarters with B, K. &C t an the churchies could do unless | hes imitated the Sulvation army. | that way help th Sev ¢ Boot As u delicate fiayor, | ing, Cook’s Extra Dry lead. Millions of bottles are sold aunually. - MR. PAXTON INTERVIEWED. Salt Lake Papers Make Hou. William A. Paxton has returned from a business trip to Utah having o good deal of amusement reading alleged interviews with himself that have appeared in Utah papers, An Ogden paper had Mr. Paxton slated for the active management Hot Springs and the St bim of nor s it tikely that he ever will engage in T Spri i b, leasing the Salt Lake Tribune replied that Paxton knows no mor cat does about Christmas tim that a hotel in O d < that he put up some stock and the other be: | Money Ct that ull C ple should le Jort o the Salvation army &rand work along ral others spoke in a like the work originated by an ain con- Generul e i cious and refresh- ampagne takes the ( knive Him Father of Great Schemes. the poiuts and s now of the hotel at It Lake Herald had \ the Suintly city for the purpose the Hotel Onturio. To this “Mr, a hotel thana and the fact after him Muin st abou aha was nam rs of the company honored him by the house. He Lias never had any- 0 do with the place and never will; 50 supplies for th ) E. Broadway, Council I D. H. McDaneld & Co,, Butchers' axd Packers’ Supli Markst Fixtaras, Casinzs, C ndides and | THE GRAND, Council blces nd Suusage i Maker Bluf \ riully Refunded when good do not satisly. Send for 1l To Bee-Keepers I carry a full line of Bee ] v »8, including comb found smokers, tions _and Machinery Also la. s’ sup- hon- all B . dealers This Elegantly Appointed Hotel Now Open. that line, as he is & cattleman and nowing | Cragin & Co., Proprietors. else. Then the Tribune had Mr. Paxton build a — Iroad to Hot Springs. Hereis the inter- | FinleyBurke, Thos. E. Oasady. < What are you going to do about the Hot BURKE & CASADY, railrond g E T “We are going to do something pretty Attorneys-at-Law quick. shape and get the trains running regularly again, but just what will be done 1 could not suy until I confer with Mr. MoCormick: ther we will know all about if tendiug to get out this way before this, tinued Mr. Paxton, 1t 1s the intention to put it in better lowa 1 bave b in- PRACTICE IN THE « STA’ TR « RAL Offices: J. J. Brown Bullding, Council Bluffs con- “but 1 have boen so busy at Lincoln in attendance at the legisla- ture that 1 nouldn’s et away.” “You are a membor of the legislature from Douglas county, are you not?” “No: many in from a trip 10 SO0 He reports his stock doing u the prospects for increased pric good He stated that the weather had been stormy and disagre until he reached the westside of the Wasatch b range. Hoasekeepers desirous of saving mon should read the advertisewent in au umu of “She charged with putting poison bucket of Mrs. Maggie Metcalf at Fifteenth street. Holinguest rents & house from Mrs. Met- calf and was behind iu his rent. notice w There was some call’s wel had intentional drinking water. affair and app lobbyists.” Mr. Paxton has extensive stock interests but unfortanately Iwas one of the raska, and returned a few days ago 0 Mutn NO EMOKE. n Street. Gas Heating Stoves. No Asnes! Just the thing for bath rooms, bed rooms, ete. Cull and sce our jarge ussortuent. C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co. 211 Pear! nnd of his large ranches. &nd think: ble frow the time he left Omaha — STl Charged with Mischief. Peter Holinquist was arrested last évening in the well 520 South Aneviction he failed to vacate. vad odor from Mre, Met- and she surmised that her tenunt v put rough on rats in her Holinguist denies the whole ars 10 be a hard workin; n. served, but REMEMBER gons LINC 1S THE NAME OF THAT Wonderful Remedy That Cures CATARRH, HAY-FEVER, COLD in the HEAD, SORE THROAT, CANKER, and BRONCHITIS. Price $1.00. _ For Sale by leading Druggists. Pint ¥ RED ONLY DY HOTEIL. Sotiles. Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Ce, 82 JACKSON ST., CHICAGO, ILL. The Murray, Cor. Z4th and Harney, ixthe most substantially constructed SEA A0d e Hotel Buiiding in Omaha. Several Helcase el USRAL 10 heavy rick five walis running from S vl e Vasement to roof. AU the ceilings and Ossificd Man Begken'hy a Fall, floors lined witis Asbestos fire proof The ossified man. Lucius Monroe, forty-one years old and weighs fifty- even pounds accident N v York hospital undergoing repairs. The strunge phenomenon of humanity is a negro from Virgina, cot about four feet by two with sides sup- }u»ud to be high enough to prevent him rom named He had been and on his arrival at the Grand Central was taken in an express wagon to lodgings. he was somehow tipped off the cot, and being unable to move a limb, sustained a fracture of the right thigh the first finger of his left hand. The doctors did not even bandage his leg, as the) ordi move. say 1t will unite just o well in the | NG chunoeso oy inina Bo0d. pus: nary rse of a few weeks without | ness ons for selling, other even splints, because the man cannot | 4HHHE ull owner's attention. Monroe is very cheerful and | erty. ‘it 1. Ofic o does not seem o object to an of hospital life for & change. 0o | ining, mostly bone, met with an uy, and is now at the rest where. He travels on a rolling off, with a T, negro nurse lose.” his manager and it ding. Stea apossible to brra quick. Fire cscapes and five alar throughout the bu hot and cold water and s every rovm. « heat, inein Table unsurpassed any- B. SILLOWAY, Prop. PECIAL NOTICE COUNCIL BLUFFS. exhibited in Waterbury, | Toms his 14 LE—Cheap. uve ) fine 1n- V While being carried upstairs TANTED—Apprentice boy ing_Lusiness grade of scholurship, B Council Bluffs. Address. to learn print- stuting uge und care of Bee office bone and xperience | ageént, No. QOR SALE—Hotel centr 200d business furu in western Towa, 1y locnted Or will exchange for good d, doing un A HOBE'S MEDICINE 0., PROP'S. SAN FRANCISOD (AL 0 RENT refer 9B sal th orrel H. ¥ ey und_ull Wikl take time giver ‘1?5"";"2'1"{:.'.. 48" pilla Sick Headache | Jutely Cured by s abw Or, Hobi's Lite Vegetabl Pils a vial; 8 for 65 conta, | JOUESAL le vy Qi with o g roows; Wil AVE ¢ fst un | uve.d. P G Wik . Council Bluftts, JOUBNISHED front quiet, pleusunt Trom Muln street. Sin Address F r Bee ot u on s RO P urn W girl for M. Pryor Din't Be Deceived. G /Zeuinen Tima tor sute. Especially when your health | jineyurds and u L may be at:stake. 1f any one AAy a8 W ANTED-Tudustrious offers you Johann Hoff's Malt Than 1o Sak phikige oF Extract and. “Johann Hoff's” | Joue ul jmpeiont st signature im0t on the neck of | Tempo e the bottle, do not take it under dening, on 9th avenue, b any circumhstances. Apbiy to N-F. hodge & Co, 8 e [ customer for four ot th hetwer ishieids, (10 F for sule or tra ur 01 « prop 617 Brou J. Hutehinson & Co. Fou rENT brick, with b AL the Fifth avenue w FOR SALE_IN OMAHA, NEB., BY son, 617 Broadwuy Kuln & Co., Cor. i5th & Dougias Streets 3. A, Folier' & Co., Cor. 1t & s Bircets. A.D. Foster & Co.. Councy Blufls, Jows. AND PRINGIPAL DRAUGAIETS EVERYWHERE Blufs Dy new r tor line OK SALE or Heat—darisa lan Bouses, by J. B Kice Wi Man st, ranfurn general 616 Blufr ey das sulital tween t tracts un 35 Broadw Ave D udwiy o house D ¢ wel T ua D gurden land near us, il t of lown furis. uy e1w wnd locuted Jarn. 1 good ress D, B tstrated Cat ROWN Gives Better Value f Hamilton Grade Vehicles, Surries and Pheetons, and Harness in great variety. logue and prices on application. G. A. Scn Bluffs and 1 of every description. Packages ks, Cor. Ave. A and . RAGS AND IRON Highest cash price paid for rags an all kinds of scrap metals Country dealers and merchants wi find 1t to their advantage to commu cate with us before disposing of their stocks. GILINSKY BROS., Union Broadway Depot, Council Bluffs, Ia. CITIZENS STATE BANK dack, Proprietor, Tel. 301 Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK........ -$150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 DirecTors—1. A. Miller, F. O Gleason, . L t. £ E. urt. J. D 'Edmundson, Ol v an Transact generil banking busi- ness. Larzest capital wul surpius of way banxin Sodthwestern Lowa INTEREST UN TIM: DEPOSITS, WOGDEN HOTEL 0, 1 Coaazil BlaTs i refiraisied an mols-a v on ¢ Of Wia b Steam ne in every where, Ratés, $2 GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manaver. M. H. CHAMBEKLIN, M. D, | e Council B Lat. charge tarrh and ull | urately lonl_operutions, wh ATy, puinl wasuring b | Oice, Stugari- Beno block, Fovim |, Councll Bluts, 1s money tha Bonanza Bug Wagons, all styles, Michigan and Van Correspondence solicited and cata- 21 Farnam St., Omaha. ING. KING & CO. RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. = Ny any hou runt HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALER IN—/—— Bugies, Carriages, Syrine Wagons, Cart HARNES Road Wazons, DRI @) on Missouri River, Columbia Carriage Co.’s Buggies, qgnes and Pheetons, Sprin Road Wagons, Carta Offices 621 Dye, clea received at either Council Bluffs. Broadway, n and refini office o Send for price list. l AGENTS WA JFFICE, 7 Electric Trusses, 3elts, Chest Protectors, Ete, TED. DR. C. B. JUDD. 08 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia T LEPHONES. RE federwl courts. Beu, Sims & Saunders block, Councll Biuffs, 1a. —Attorneys ut luw, Praoe tice in~ the stute and Rooms 4 4 und 5 Shugurs H. J. Chambe neil's st Te hours. 8 . ui. 109 Attorney at Luw, No. 19 Peurl siroet, over Bushs phone No. 251 Business P, 1 Blus, Tn Denlers In fore! | Collection deposite. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, CCOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, 1zn anl donestio xchanze wude und interest pald ou tiae DRS. BE Ohronie disense 1tios spocinities. Council Biulls, Ia COUNCIL BLUFFS | Medical and Surgical Institute, ILLINGERS, PROPS. s of wll kinds und deforme Nos. 2001 wnd 200 Broad way,