Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 22, 1891, Page 3

THE ()\IA}I A BE COUNCIL HL('[ FS. OFIICE: No, 12PE Altl,. TREKT, der 1n any part of the City. TILTON - - - MANAGER. TELEPHONES: Teliverit by € H W, MINOR MENTIO f Y. P. Co. 2 Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Real Rock Springs coal. Thatener, 16 Main. If you want water in your yardor house -0 10 Bixby's, 202 Merriuin block. | pts of the Christian 3, which de 16, Chirfs Peterson and Araelia Jenson, hoth of Lincoln, wers united in marriage yesterday, Justice Cones officiating. John Thorn aud Miss Nannie J. Rabb, both of Omaha, were married last evening, Justice Hammer officiating. Marrlage licenses wore 1ssued_ yoster John Reni and Olley Medley, and lulyn Thokn and Nouuie 4, Robb,both couples from Omaha, The ladies of All Saiuts Mission will ¢ a mum social at the residonce of Mrs. James Bell, No, 1820 West Broadway, Thursday v home last ses the de- ; al mecting of the Ca Pythian sisterhood, Wednesda 2" o'clock. By order of C. C Yonkeman, the assembly ernoon at . Oscar new justice of the I 3 y morning and took his seat upon the wool suck, ready for visits from those who have wrongs to The motion for a_coutinuance made by the defeudant in tho div Rhoda M. against J. P, Ci witted to the court yesterd ternoon. The Burlington fast mail, which hus been closed hieretolore at 4:15, will hereafter closo at4:50. The Wabash mail that hus closed at 4:15 will close at 4:10. The changes went 1mto effect yesierday afternoon. The default which was eutered up in di vs ago in the case of L. illiam Madden, was s mer yesterday, proof that the defendant w which was ¢ suit of ‘was sub- M. Turner against aside by Judge [ ing been presented not in default, Dr. £, C. Piuney sold his fiv ~0ld stal- lion, Accident, to M Bouer, Bessire and Simls, who Keep a stable at Modal. The Prico paid was $800, but Dr. Pinney took in part payment a fine team of bays of which he proud. MeClaren, poll tax collector, com- his annual round-up of the city last and is taking in with a ruthless hand everything that wears pautaloons. There has been a great decrease 1 the number of able bodied citizeas in the last few days. A pieco of land containing 320 acres was sald by George Metealf yostorday to William wis, who lives near Macedonia, Lewis a ady bad o large farm, but the latest addi- tion now wives him u total of 1,560 acres, and malses him one of the largest farm holders the county. cc of divorce was granted yest in urt in the case of Jobanna Stromer against Leno Stromer, in which the ground for the aivorce was cruelty and in- human treatment, The plaintiff was also nwarded the custody of the minor child, Mary, aged six years. as Judgments wero given the superior court yesterday morning agaiust the fivm of wan & Co. in favor of the following plain- tiffs and for the following amounts, by ngree- ment of th tics: John Pullian, 3 J. Blanrock, Wright Brothers & Co., 2005 Weil, Dryfus & Co., $700. A suit was commenced yesterday afternoon in superior court by W. A. Wood, assignee Johu Gilbert, against Harry C. Cooke et al. he suit is to foreclose u mechanies lien for on a house located on lot 2, block 3, Fai mount Place, near the entrance to I ark on Graham avenue. Klaza Saran J. Kirby and the Lombard company are made codefendants with Cooke —— Beaded Capes. The finest line of beaded capes ever brought 1o the city is now shown at the Boston Store, Council Blufts, The prices are $1.30, $1.75, £2.50, £3.00, #3.75 and .00, only about one- balf toeir usual value, Bosrox Stonre, Council Bluffs, la. Storage at reasonable rates, J. R. Snyder, 26 Pearl strect, Council Biuffs, Manael & Kein sell furniture, carpets and stoves on easy payments. 320 Broadway. Lace curtains cleaned from 50c to $1.25 per pair, at Twin City dye works, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. George Metealf left last evening for Cleve- land, O. J. O, Thomas has gone to Montana where w he will spend the summer mining. . Jacob Sims returned last evening from a — =Xila, short business trip to Columbus, Neb. orge H. Champ and her mother, saran, have gone to La Porte, Ind., Mrs, Cochran lives, where Wall McFadden and his daughter, Miss returned yesterday morning from a visit with relatives in Warren, (1L, , Peter Swanson of Crescent City left lnst evening for Ogden, Utah, where he will look for a location. If successful in his search he may not return, Chester F*. Stophenson has returned from atwo weeka' trip to Indiana. He has do- cided to locate with the law firm of Baker & Baker at Goshen, Ind., and will leave for his new home next Thursday, Wall Paper, Itc. Houso_cleaning time 1s now_on, call and get the Boston store, Council Bluffs, prices on wall paper, window shades, curtains in chenille and lace, curtain poles, curtain rods, ete,, ete., before purchasing. There you can save morney. Council Bluffs, Ta. Trees, all kinds, guaranteed to grow, prices bllunp. at Mairs’, hrmmmv, opposite 'postof- co, Newest styles in furniture and carpets; best cooking stoves in the world at Mandel & Klein’s installment house, 320 Broadway, Police Pickings. In police court vesterday morning T. A, Hollingsworth, who created a disturbance at Mase Wise's, stable last Sunday, was fined 23, Oscar Jones, a darkey, was fined $10 for assault on one of his friends named Me- Donald, Judge Aylesworth appeared for Lou Emerson and Blanche Warner, two high kiokers from Omaha who were arrested Monday night for drankeness and disturbing the peace, and asked that their case be con- \lnuutl until Saturday morning, The re- quest was granted. William Lawrenc churged with the larceny of a saw, was discharged, as the prose- cuting witness was unwilling to ap. pear against him. Judge McGee rendered his decision yesterday morning in the case of the state against J. C. Boyd, oharged with il legal voting. The case has been pending for tho last two months, Boyd haviag been ar- rested at the last city election on an informa- tion filed against him by W. H. Knephe charging him with having voted witnout re istering, Judge McGee decided that the evi- dence was not strong enough against him to show that he had any intention of votig {‘ruuduh‘nlly, and ho accordingly discharg im. Seod oats, corn, millot ARd S6ed POTATOCS, garden seeds of all kinds, at H. L. Carman’s, 500 Main and 501 Pear] streots. Snugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk leld, garden and flower sceas in tho west Catalogue and samples by wail. Jay Gould In the Oity. A number of promiuent railway officials paid a visit to the lowa side of tne river yes- terday morning to inspect the Union Pacifio beadquarters, Among them were Jay Gould and his two sons, General Manager Clark, Vice President Holcomb and others. Jay Gould's speciul car carried the party. They made a tour of the shops and unr ces and then returned to Omaba. R It is to your inte) 1 consult Mandel & an': before you buy your furuiture, carpets . ¥ B s NEWS EROM COUNCIL BLUFES, Plans for This Evening's Board of Trade Banquet at tho Grand, IT WILL BE AN ELABORATE AFFAIR. Prominent Names That Ave Connected ! with the Move to Commemorate This Most Notable and Auspicious Event. The banquet to be given this evening by the bourd of trade of Council Bluffs in com- memoration of the opening of the new hotel, “The Grand,” will bo an elegant affair, Iverything has been done by those having it in charge to make it complete in all its ap- pointments, and those invited anticipate hav- ing a real old-fashioned good time. The committee on invitations Issued 150 invita- tions, which have been accepted, and those ccepting will be present. The committee is as follows George ¥, Wright, Greenville M. Dodge, Joseph R. Reed, John Y. Stone, Eli L. Shu- wart, Leonard Everett, Jehn T. Stewart, Spencer Smith, lliam Moore, John Beno, Henry 1. Burrett, Fred H. Davenport, Iarl C. Gleason, Henry 1. Forsytho, "The committee of arrangements consists of the foliowing named gentlemen Wells, John Schoentgen, I M. Treyno Farrell, W. A, Maurer, Tom Bown Hill, Walter J. Emil Durr, Casad adsworth, George Metealf, Finle; Murphy, E. A. Wick: ham, B. Suvgent, L. A. Casper, H. A. Woodbury, Charles Haas, George Rudio. They have done everything to insure suc- cess and to sccure a banquet such as has never before been given in this city “The reception committec is compe toll gentlomen: Magor H, M. Pusey, 8. P. onnell, ) owart, J. 1. Kimball, 1. W. Hart, Wiliam Groneiveg, George H. Champ, John Y. Stone, W. C._James, H. H. Van Brunt, B. H, Merriam, M. . Rohre Simon Eiseman, 8. B. Wadsworth. They will be on hana to make ti entertainment pleasunt and agreeable to every one presont. DI ed of the COTT'S EL RIC CORSETS. Posten Store, Council i Jufls, This is an elegant fast black, extra quality sateen corset, hundsomely embroidered in old gold and and silk, prettily trimmed. This corset has Dr. Scott's new patent spinal sup- porting back, which overy lady should wear. “This {5 positively one of the best corsets in the market and is highly recommended. ywhere 0, 18 to 50 inc SLOre pr while they last, $ Council Bluffs, ———— Freight for 150 miles prepaid on all goods bought of Mandel & Klein, 820 Broadway. g Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 8) Pearl street, next to Grand hotet, Teleptione 145, High rade work specialty. uit farm for- sale on reasonable terms; withi one and one-half miles of the P. O.; all in bearing; good buildings; possession given at once. Call ou D. J. Hutchinson & Co., 617 Broadway. Compliments from Dakota. In accordance with the insurance laws of Dukota, State Auditor Taylor has just com- pleted an exhaustive and searching wmquiry into the methods and condition of the United States Masonic Benevolent association of Council Bluffs, In acquainting Secretary Jameson with the result he takes occasion to biehly compliment the association upon its wonderful growth and to speak unequivoca- bly of its sound condition, as will be seen by the following official letter received yester- day. AUDITOR'S OFFICE, STATE OF SouTit DAKOTA, } L. C. TayLOK, AUDITOR. Piexwr, S. D., April 18, W. J. Jameson, secrctary United States Masonic Benevolent association, Council Bluffs, In.: Dear Sir—During the month of March, 1864, Ttook occasion to thoroughly examine the books, papers, files and business methods of the United States Masonic Benev- olent a ation of Council Bluffs, Ia. It affords me pleasure and satisfaction to say I found the association in a sound finan- cial condition; that the evidence submitted convinced me its undertakings were strictly and promptly kept; and that its almost phe- nomenal growth was logitimate and in_keep- ing with the rules of sound assessment - suranc Pleaso accept, sir, evidence of my consid- eration for yourself and the association you 50 ably represent. Yours respectfully, L. C. TavLor, Auditor. J.C. Bixp steam neating, sanitary en- gineer, 202 Mo iam block, Council Blufts Mair has ali sorts of fruit, shade aud orna- mental trees, B'way, opposite postoftice. Ice! lce! lce!!l If you want it pure and n And at a reasonuble pr Follow no new dev But seund to us in a tr At our oft Mulbolland & Co. ice. No. 4 Pearl st., e An Early Morning Burglary. The “Omaha,” a saloon at the corner of Broadway and Ninth street, was burglarized at an early hour yesterday morning. The first indication that everything was not all right was when a policeman found the front door standing wide open at about 2:30 o'clock. An wvestigation by the proprietors yester- day morning showed that the thieves must have enterad through the large transom over the back aoor. This transom is usually kept securely bolted down, but the supposition is that the thieves went in some time Mouday night and unfastened the bolt, so that it was all ready for their operations. The cash drawer was under the counter, which is of vak, and very strong. It had ap- Furem,ly been broken open with some metal- ic Instrument. Ouly about & in money was 1n the drawer, but what there was was tuken clean. In addition to this there were about three hundred of the finest cigars in the room taken. The damage to the counter is estimated at about #10. The burglars were seen by several passers by at 2 o'clock, but it was supposed that they had & right there and no alarm was given, A good description of the fellows has been fur- mshed the police, and it is thought tkat they will be caught inside of a few days. Tel. 162, Do you want an express wagon ol Ring up the A. D. T. Co., telephoue 1 11 North Main stroet. e When about to build don't fail to get prices ou lumber of The Judd & Wells Co., 813 oy ! Broadway. Telephone 257, Celebrating Their Birthday, The Oddfellows will celebrate the seventy- second anniversary of the founding of their order next Sunday, April 26, and the lodges of Council Bluffs have decided that the most fittiLg way in which they can observe the oceasion is by attending church. Rev. S, Alexander has extended an invitation to all the lodges to be present at the Triuity Meth- odist chureh, It has been accepted by Coun- cil Bluffs lodge No. 49, und will probably be accepted also by the Ha vkeye and Humboldt dges. Rev. Mr. Alexauder has selected “Jonathan and David as the subject for his discourse in tho evening, The members of the local lodges have extended an fuvitation isiting wembers of the order in the city to meet with them in the hall in the opera house block and attend the services in & body. — Everything in house furnishing at Mandel & Kleii's on easy payments, Broadway. Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They are delicious. ———— Our spring stock 1s now complete. 1f you want to be in styl call at Reiter's, the tailor, 810 Broadway. A Saloon Fight. A free-for-all fight took place yesterday eveaing iu & saloon near the corner of Broad- i way aud Bryant streets, The maiu partici- ¢ mill | | at different | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1891. R‘"u were Lec Eisenberger ana A. Ellis, he lattor turned out to be the under dog and | when he turned up late in the evening and | asked the propriotor to issue a warrant for enberger's arrest ho 1 looked as though he might havo been drawn through o sausage Two large cuts had_been made in his face from which the blood flowed freely. The warrant was Issued as asked for, but Eisen- berger has not vet been arrested. The charye agaist him is assault and battery. —_— DoWitv's Littie Early Risers, best pill. Protecting e Trees. A. C. Graham, park commissioner, had an encount the val city yesterday, and ho came out with colors flying. Considerable trouble has bLeen had mes with the telegraph and electric light companies, by reason of their recklessuess in fastening guy wires to the trees in Bayliss park. When the police and fire box wus placed at the corner of First avenue and Pearl street a pole was erected at that corner by the clectric company for its wires. So stay the pole several guy wires were stretched from the top of the pole to trees in Bayliss park. Ihe park commis- sioners were notified and at once ordered the wires removed, but no attention was paid to the order, which was given by Commis- sioner Graham, A few days ago the Postal telegraph com- pany removed its headquarters from Pearl street tothe Grand hotel. Several new poles were erected on Pearl street, oneat the above named corner, The linemen attached several guy wires to trees in that vicinity, notwithstanding the park policeman re: monstrated against it. ‘Uhis was reported to the commissioners and after a consulta- tion, it was determined that the wires should come down, Word was sent the vari ous companies interested, but as usual, no attention was gven the order. Mr. Graham then sallied forth bravely to the combat, and with the aid of the park policeman succeeded in_climbing a step- ladder which was placed in convenient prox- imity to the pole, and when once there it was the work of only a mimutes to cut the wires with a file which he had armed him seolf with beforehand. Heo then descended and gazed at his work with the most evident satisfaction. He stayed about the place for some time in order to find out how the com- panies took the affair when they found out with some of the representatives of about it, but it was no use. He was finally compelled to leave without causing any more excitement than a bum on cireus day. In talking with a reporter shortly after he had descended from his wrial “trip, he stated that the wires which bad been wrapped around the trees in that way had already killed one tree and he did not tend to have the operation repeated. In the afternoon a number of linemen were despatched to the corner of the park to put up tho wires again, but instead of fastening them to the trees several posts were pro- vided a3 substitutes, Constipation poisons the blood: DeWitt's Little Risers -cure Constipation. The cause removed the disease is gone, The Fairmount 5c cigar at the Fountain, Enjoining Rogers' Water-Ta The injunction suit of S. s against William Rogers was on trial in the superior court yesterday afternoon, with Ambrose Burke representing the would-be enjoiuer and West & Wheeler for the de- fendant. Three witnesses had been mar- stalled by Burke, and they were brought in 10 swear to a number of different things with regard to the kind of a place Rogers had been running. They were unanimous in theiv statements that the place was operated by Rogers, but further than that they would not go. They had been in his piace, and had drank all'sorts of things there, such us Colfax water, Waukesha water, ice water, lemonade and other equally harinless bever: ages, but so far as thoy knew they had never had any good whisky straights. or rum punches from Rogers’ hands, After the tes- timony had been introduced the arguments of the attorneys were made, pro and con, and the case was taken under advisement by Judge McGee. Agate bearing scales, coffeo mills with foot Gwer, greoers refrigerotors, butter coolers. “atalogue of Borden & Sellock Co., Chicago, A Tricky News Agent. Will fMcUormick, a news agent running from Moberly, Mo., to Council Bluffs on the Wabash, has disappeared. Charles Conners and the news agent at Moberly would like to find him. Conners has been furnishing him 18 monopolies that operate in tho | g BLYO Continental Gor. "CONTINENTA Men’s Black Cheviot Suits. 2.50 | J ) = | | J HUMPHREYS® VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY, k on Trent fAni 800 Page B opk o et sy Animale Fevers,Congentions, Inflammation AR Kpinal Meninaitis ik Fov 3 ains, Lameness, Rheamatisme Distemper, Nasal Dischargese == Bots OF Grubs, Worms, gtis, Henves, Pncuionia. c oF Gripee: Deliyache, “Miscarriage, Domorrhages. rinary and Kidne: Discases. “Epuptive Discuses, Mange: “Disennes of Digestion, Paralysie. Slngle Bottle (over 50 doses), - - 60 y With Specifics, Mannal Stable Shaey Curg Ol and i\mlufim. "".no Jar Veterinary Cure Oil, " = Sold by Drugglsts; or Sent Propatd Gavoisre and in any quantity on Receipt of rlco HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO,, Corner William and Jobn Sts,, New HUMPEREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC 2 8 SPECIFIC No. In uso 9 years: The mv sucgessiul mmdy for Narvous Dehility, Vital Weakness, &nd Prostration, emm $cor work or othor canss) #1 per vial, or 8 vinls and large vial powder, for $5. §LD Y DuudieTs, or sent postuald on rocolpi of price—~HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE €0., Coz. William and John Sts.,, N. ¥. York. Malarl an Liver Complaints, tako tho_ safl certaln remedy, SMITH'S BILE BEANS Use the SNALL SIZE (40 little boans to tho bot- LB tle)." They aro the most convenient: suit all ages. o MedMahon blo Priceof either #1s0, 25 conts per boLLlo, brick, with basement and el KISSING ™7, 17 70; Photogmy panel siz6 of this pig €nts (COppers OF stamps). e F. SMITIH & CO., St. Louls, Mo 3. Makers of ‘*Bile Beans, 2263 To gure Billousnoss, Sick Tendache, Constipntion, Boys’ Sacks and Three Button Cutaways $7.50.---On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we will 1150 Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, in sacks and frocks, at :~7.30 per suit. lutely all wool fast color cheviot and trimmed as well as any $ $2.00| Made from an abso- 2 suit in our stock. Department. Never in the history of our business have we offered such values Clothing. Cheviot Suits this week in Boys We \\'ill continue the sale of Boys’ at $2, $2.50 and $2.75. All Wool Douglas SPECIAL NOTICE e COUNCIL BLUFFS. [IOR RENT—( unty, Towa. Housc, ne-third of crop on furm, Apply o Everett! ouncil Blufts, fowa. JOOR SALE-Cheap K quire 801 4th ave, W Two fine ponies. n print- \d y o lo stating care of lice off »—Apprentice boy inz Lusine Toing for good 5. Or will exch tern lowa, nd_ fixtures; an A oo paying busi- tier business re- tion and’ business prop- ate and insurance 13 Biufls quiri Bargains in resid ert P, Officel agent, No.12 N DA good girl for Wi Mrs, P M. Pryor. 610 1ARDENS-Some choice garden Council Blufls for salo oncasy terms, vineyards and a large list of lowa f Johnston & Van Patten \v,\x ED--Tndustrious and b mian 0 take charge of a la jest murriod stoek tarm, | None but competent man need ppl Ad- dress J. S, Pritchard, Ihhmlll | . ch ]gnn SALE—A fine family norso s spring, we 1051 potiuds, ~_ecolor Bred by Robo Hattenhauer, Couneil Bluft Gre 7 o 51 or. Address Fourtl street, ) front room on ground floc nelghbornood, two bloe ¢ gentleman prefe Addvess F 8, Bee officc ash customer for four lots hotween and 26th sts., between Ave D and 4t J. P. Greenshields. 61 Broadway. Y DI Call on or Squire, 01 Pearl street. quu, —A ba with all the improvements, so rooms: will sell on easy puyments; located on the Fifth avenue motor lne. 1. J. Hutchin- papers, cigars, fruit ana articles of commerce that go to make up the newsjagent's stock in trade and McCormick had run up a bill of something like #0 when he turned up miss- ing. He has not been seen since last Friday, when he left the train at Brunswick, and tho authorities of different towns where he might have gonc have been requested to keep a lookout for him. It is found that in_addition to running a bill with Conners, he had dis- posed of a lot of merchandise that belonged to Conners and pocketed the proceeds. A warrant has been issued for his arrest on a charge of larcen, —— nely Made - Marvelous iniTener: @ATALOGUEPFROM BDSTON l'lfmrX A son, 617 Broadway, or_Rent—0a OR SALR wrdon Ia houses, by J. R Rioa, 10 Maia Bluffs The Other Fellow Look here, with ten years' experience we sell the best lines of bicycies in the west. Tuoe Victor, best on eartn, hus sct the pattern for all others, price . The Lluhl. highest g with Jounoll ot in It and’ finest Queen of the May. Say ma, the girls say if my face want so speckled 'up_with pimples, they'd make mo “Queen of the May.” What shall I do! Why, get a bottle of Hatler's sarsaparilla and burdock, of course; it's the most wonderful blood purifier of the age. Death of Mabel Richmond. Charlotte Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Richmond, died yesterday morning at 5 o'clock, of hemorrhage, at the age of ten years. The little sufferer was taken with an uttack of measles about two weeks ago, and had partially recovered, when the new trouble started, and in a short time brought her to her deathbed, The funeral will take Vi Mackay oficiating. i} * % | morrow. Their coming means further S For nearly half a century Ayer's Cherr, Pectoral has been the most popular coug yin the world. The constantly in- | Wi creasing demand for this remedy proves it to be the very best specitic for colds, coughs, and all disenss of the throat and lungs. pd T dotadily HE'S " OUGH. Ad McClure Has Anothier Prush with tha Fo ice. to interfere with the leaders say that they are thy i : Oficer Gorman arrested Ad McClure last | with nim but it i known the Yy ytoadiness of stearing. Aslcold midors about evening at the corner of Twenty-fourth and | are the most determined of the stikers, SLEIRD 3 , 5 e L ( Weight—Don't take the catalogue weight, Clark streets on the charge of drunkenness. Yotroit Btrect Car Strike Tne Columbia weighs 4514 pounds on the Detroi rike. McClure evidently aspires to be the cham- pion tough of Omaha. He already has the reputation of being & very hard man to handle and it required the united efiorts of the policeman and two citizens to hold him until the wagon arrived. It is said that McClure pulled u knife from his pocket and threatened to cat an ugly hole in the ofticer’s hide if he was not released. Gorman | P held on to bis man, however, and he was | % placed in the patrol wagon. Patrol Condue- | ™ tor Cusick was obliged to sit upon the uuruty prisoner until they reached the station. Quite a crowd assembled in the strect at the time of the arrest, which nearly blocked | travel at the corner., bu Al e U master masons’ association. The trouble 1s | S¢aucutly burus less gasolne, After suffering horribly for years from | over the employment of non-union men. j The Best Lawn Mower. scrofula in its worst form, & young son of — - Genume Philadelphia lawn mower. Do . . L, King, 700 Franklin st., Richmord, | | Uessler's Magic Headathe Wafers. Curosall | not buy inferior imitations when you can get Va., was recently cured by the use of Ay Sarsaparilla. No other medicine can ap- proach this proparation as a cleanser of the lood Suckers Are Not All Dead. SaLt Lake Crrey, Utah, April2l.—A Nephi, | Jtah, special to the {Tribune says: Georg Whitmore, president of the Nephi National | bank, was' buncoed out of £5,000 today by the familiar old gold brick scherme, e of ers & Co. of St. Lout very ang: trouble, which will tho hatred ia which they are held, out of stone masons Was inaug | headgches in 20 minutes, torily adjusted, dischurge non-union men, a geaeral striko of carpenters, brivklayers, plastores NUL ICROBE KILLER Is KIDD'S GER RADICATOR—Cures all dizouson o Gbe or £ sizes, the 13" kaions re pre t of price orC. Issue u gu 2. The publi Jobbers supplied by the nsler Drug C trade_an Omaha. er. The police are looking for him, e — COKE STRIKERS ANGRY. Coming of Pinkerton Men Wiil Cause Further Troubl ScortoaLe, Pa, April 21 A meeting of the executive board of min orkers was held this evening co prepare i financial and other ways to prolong the strike, Five or six hundred Italians are alss o) their way here to take the places of the strikers, and this causes more bitterness. A dispatch from Ubiontown says a noted socialist named Jones is coming into the re gion tomorrow to hold mass meetings Derrorr, Mich,, April 21,—Some of th lines of the Detroit street railway were com- pletely tied up this morning and others are running under police protection, as the result Of a strike by 1 ) condnetors and driver: known wi cars are running ” tonight, but the pany asserts that the backbone of the stri broken und that they will be all vight to- orrow. Prerssure, l’n y April 21— general g and Allegheny IS morning by At all Ll AT Gl Two Thousand Men Involved. New ORieans, L., April 21 the mill hands not having been the mill owners re fus % has been ordered for Thursday. Two World, thousand men are involved, Re 2 2, at Lexington, Ky by Bl Halloe e han e e 1t 101 Vinon st i, Neb. KEASONS I it has met wit and who is charged with embezzling a large sum, s said to be in Den- —The strikers are v over the news that 500 Pinkerton sertainly follow, owing to Labor . It Cushiou Tires. ut the reason for the strike is. asons Locked Out, lock- ated at Pitts- the aruggists Mhe sty ike U fac- ng to s and paint ladies’ wheel in the world. The large Giant, ball bearing all over, in- cluding head ‘rear brake and spring frame, the best for the money offered 85 9 | The Giantess, spring fran ing, best ladiss' wheel for'the mon M ever offere o The Nonpariel, boys’ wheel, best out ; .. 40 The Gendron, 20-inch, dinmond framo, ladies’ and Youths' wheel. . 10 2 | The Little Giant, 24-inch, bo spring fork, 7,000 sold last most perfect boys’ wheel ever The Leader, 24-inch safety, ings Small pedes, boys! v In selecting our lin we have gone over the whole field of Amo canand importad wheels and we think from our past experience we are _offering tho best value to bo had in the bicycle line in this 1o- cality. Look out for our refrigerator and gasolino stove ad_next week. Catalogues and pri furnished.on application. Remember Cole & Cole, 41 Main strect, near the Grand hotel. wheel, year, the made. cono bea Pointers on B.eycles. There will be hundreds of wheels sold in Council Bluffs and vicinity this seaaon, and 10 purchaser can afford to make experiments at his own cost, which he will do when he yields to the temptation to buy anything else than the world-famed Columbian. Note these poiuts of unquestionavle superiority over all other machiu The Steering—The Columbin spring fork has no “flumade e n n scales. A few pounds of unneces is a ton up the hill, Simpl The Columbia double diamond frame combines lightness, strength and simplicity. o —You pay your money you takes your choico.”” The Columbia is made eithef way, although the solid tire is without doubt the most durable. Refrigerators. The World's best, the North Star and the Leonard, rangg in prices from $£.50 up. sotine stoves, The Reliable Process Evaporator stove is the best in the market. No sub-burner, cot- and s | the real » for the same m P. C. DEVOL, 504 Buoapway axp 10 Muy st Winslow Wilkes, The fastest 4-year-old p2ing stallion la m h | with usual retn 0 pri | COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS Clothing House, and 15th Sts. THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RBILWHY TIME CARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.| Atiiion RAGS AND IRO) Depot oth and Mason Bte: | Omtve: Chtengo Expross 5008 W Highost eash prico paid for rags and CRICARO TxDrost:.o1srer: 1008 b @ all kinds of scrap metuls lowa Locat 200 m Loaves Omaha Country dealers and merchants will find 1t to their advantage to communi cate wlth us before disposing of their BURLINGTON & MO, RIVEL A ot 10th nud Mason stocks. GILINSKY BROS., Union Broadway Depot, Tel. 301. Council Bluils, [a. K, Oy BT, 50, B Depot 10ih ar Kansas City Day Ex Night UNION PAC) i Dot 10th and Marey 1040 & mJ. Kansas City Rxpross (ox 1020 a4 m Denver Owmiha H0nm pom i | Oman CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Couneil Bluffs. un). | 485 p 40 p m CAPITAL STOCK. ....... ++02-.8150,000 G i SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 222010 70,000 T TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 ’) FT T e Dimrcrous T, A, Miltar, £ O Glovion, B L i b R Hart, J D. Edmundson, Charles BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, “Leaves | K. Hannan, ransict general banking bust: | Lewse LIy & BACIEL peas. Tarcost eaplual’ and surblus ot way Umaha. 1 Dopot Icthand Mavey sio Southwestarn Lo 71 0 “ bankin'Southwestern lowa. 450 p m St. Paul Express INTEREST ON TIMZ DEPOSITS, s - - bepor Y & PACIFIC, ts. | Ownbin, = i Y] [CHICAGO & NORTHW rry P depot, 10th and M bl Exprosn Vestibule Limited [CHICAGC [u. e, depot. U na Marey Blo. |CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.| Arrive, [ U, P, dopot, 10th and Mares St<’| Omahn “Chicago Expros *‘Chicago Expros: TOMATIA & BT LOUTS. ot, 10th_and Marcy Teavos | Omuha. |U. P, 0pml . All kinds of Dying and Cleaning done fn tha Highest3tylo of the Art, Fuaded and Stained whrics mido to 1ook us good as new. Bed thers Cleancd By Steam, Tn st (ass Manner. Work prombtly done and deliverod fn all parts of thezountry. Send for price list b O. A MAQHAN, Prop, Toaves 1018 Broadway, Near 'Northwostora Dopot, | Owabin. | D i ind W COUNCIL BLUFFS. TA %10 0 m|_ Eloux City Accommod 19 p m ioux Clty Express (Ex. Sunday ) 600 p St Paul Limited. roit Pas 2x Sunly MISSOURT PACIFIC, Depot 1ith and Webster Sts. & K. C. Expre St Louts & K. C. Exprosy CHICAGO, It 1. & PACIFL _Unlon Depot, Councll Bluff A Omuha. os [CH Trunsfer] 040 0 m 500 p m Transfer 600 p m 059 n 27 MAIN STREBET. B. Jucquemin & Co., Jewelry Storo NEWOGDEN HOTEL The New Ozdea Hotel, in Coanzil BluTy hus been comolatd refurais ied an mols n- Vestibule 1 10.00 p ustern ly: 30 pw Atlantic Mail.. il {owa Accommo (%, Bun.) CHICAGO, Unlon e over O. cnvey antor| ized throughout, and i3 now on ; of the bast s 1 G0 & UL Lotels in the state. [tis lo lia ths bui sfer| Unlon bepot, Council Blufts ness partof t 1o city anl th) electria_mosors pass tho door every four minutas, Firs s Capes and five alarms throuzhout thy baild. ing, Steam hoat, ot and coud watsr an i sunshine in every room. Table unsarpiisy anywhere, Rates, $2.00 a dag, GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manazer. trenatos| 440 p ml Loaves Transfer 040 0 m 060 p m| |'Transtor 11215 p m CHICAGO, BUT Union Depot. licago hicago Bxpres .Creston Local M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D. [ Transfor Council Blufts, e oo eyes, cross 0 painful and wouk vis M entnoss, 03 from tho eirs L hay fever, nsihm and all acute and_chron lons of the thront i YROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND Transportution—Department of the Intes rlor, Ofco of Indian Affairs, Wushington, April 4, 8L —Fealed proposals. indorsed “Pros posils for Heef, (hids for beef must be submite ted in separate cnvelopes), bacon, flour, cloths ing, or transportation, ete,” (@s the cuse may be) and directed to the Commissionerof Indian ted witiont pal aifticult case sick hendne sary, painlssly Neiaal e Af Nos. 6 and 67 Wooster sireet, New om Shugi York, will be r ved until I p.m.of Tuesdny, Muay 5, 1801, for furnishing for the Indiun sere vice ibout 001,600 pounds bacon, ounds beat o’ the hoof, 160,010 pourids net )00 porinds beins, 81,000 pounds baking 100,000 pounds corn, 530,000 pounds 0,0°0,000 pounds flour, 116.0 0 pounds feed 90,040 pounds hard bread. 40,000 pounds ho 0,000 pounds lard, 600 burrels mess pork, 25 pounds « bal, 800,000 pounds o 14,000,000 THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, Ia. iny, This Elegantly Ap inted Hotel b pounds rl 0 pounds tea, 117, is Now Open, courss salt. 100,00 pounds fin pounds soap, 1,100,000 pounds su Cragin & Co., Proprielors. (0) pounds whe cotton goods, Also, blas 00,000 ' yardng from il st Hitky : s ging- le«yfiufilfi-l,m_ & (.\\T!\mlfl)l{': Casady. ol virisd "Renucky Jeina. 1000 } chevion 000 yardss Srown sheetin URRE G yards: Blosohod i H").mflyunl!; shirting, 000 yards: « co shirting, Attorneys-at-Law BO0D i (15 WinS0y, 4,000 yards): elouhing, groe = e 2 corles, notions, hardware, oul s Xlllrl(?fi, PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FEDERAL | Sehoo{ bonies vic. and i fon 15t of micelint oL s Tl Sieh s b akes OfMces: J. J. Brown Bullding, Councll Blufrs, 8 202 Wnd fox ghaugine yutred e, to be delive e Kansus City, and Sloux Olty. Towa 7 wizons md oy bo | requ uptod Gas Het mng Stove tothe climute of the Pacific con i Cals iornin brakes. deliverod at un Franeisco No Asies! No SMOKE, Alio,“trinsportation” for el of e iriciu Just the thing for buth rooms, bed rooms, ote. | Ba e i e Gttt 10108, Call and 66 0T 1NTEo assorLment. WIS MUST 1 MADE OUT 0N GOVEUNMEN G 1 BLANKS, “(h“”“hr showing Ul‘lv kinds IIH§ . B. Gas and Eleotrio Guantities of subsistonee Supplies ToGuITe C. B ectric Light Co. | SNl Akcnsy boll Zand tho Kinds 211 Pearl and 210 Main Street, and qu ities in gross, of ail oth ods, and artic her With blank proposils, ditions 1o be observed by bidders, s of delivery, terms of cont . transportation routes instructions will be fu con= umo and nd 11 othor nishied upon OFFICER & PUSEY, and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing & up for chil | extraordinary favor, and cases pronounced & COLLOPY. appll on to the Indlun OM in Washin, dren teething rests the child and comforts = incurable ve been treated with success, - B N ER Lon, or No, 65 and 67 Wi oster st lfl Yor ( the mother. 250 a bottl | Every farmer stould keep a bottlo of this | Gonorrhoea, Glect and Lewcorrhoea | A ]I o | i Commissarien of Subsist 8 /\',. Police Are Looking for Him, use, Silod tho RENG 1t diasol Darta Wil sptana orapx Maia and Hrosdmag, Postmastersat Sloux ¢ i Yankton, veR, Col P 21.—Poags cPher- e—— mon does not cure or o S StrICture, "o - Duxvan, Cola, il AL =iiMb: Mahen Steol Warks leo en. monoy 1f it doos pob oure ar cnuses stridiy COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Topdk on, irm of MePherson, Switze Pirtsnuro, Pa: April B ta K i1 i ‘for 85 por mull prepuid, MeCc Dealers in foretzn wnl domestio xchanes was given to 2,000 men today by the r hilel tu\ Lund, Omuha; Co A, Meleher, Howard | Collection made and interest paid on thas YOU CANNOT GO to Curlsbad but you can have Carlesbad brought o . Procure a bottle of genulne lmported Carlsbad Spradel Sult und dissolve a teaspoonful of It in tumblerful of water, It is the best natural apericnt and, alterative | extant. Nothing is “Just s good" when you can get tho genulne inported article, lnl tion of the ena smelter has closed dgar Thompson steel works. - ting machine is the best fo out of order, ligraph wi aph pury Closoa Because ol a » trit e, HeLexa, Mont,, April 21,—The East He! down because of rike of ewployes for lucreased wages, Meyers and | E I Sevkora, South On D. Foster and M. . Ellis, Councll Bluf ‘| TO WEAK MEN hi A Buffering from the effects of youthful erron garly decay, wasting weaknew, lost mauhood, ctc. el ] 'n valualle troatisg (s aled) contiining 1- Hul pardiculans for hom ours, WIRER of chargd Asplendid medical work shodld be read by every mah who ia norvons and debilitated. Addrecs Prof, ¥, {, FOWLER, Moodus, Conn | 5! 2\ deposits be Bids will bo 1 ! stated, and be present at' the ope AlL b.ds must be i gheoks or-drufts”upon Depository or tke Flr Panoiaon, Oal for ' of the pros I carry a full line of Beekeepers’ sup- plics, including comb foundation, hon- ey knives, smokers, sections and all nlphlirs for the apiary. M. S. ROOP, 520 K, Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa, “To Bee-Keepers ‘ | v