Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1891, Page 3

. Dellvercd by Carrfer in any part of the City. H W TILTON « « ths af 62 Mynstor street, Mary Reed of tt court y rigie 1o col Bim for ice. \ [E OMAHA BEE. OFFICE: No. 12 PEAIL STRE MANAGE LEPION MINOIE MENTION., N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. conl. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. RReal Rock Springs coal. Thatcher, 16 Main your yard or house y's, 202 Merriatm block. s, J. H, Wyman of Des the guest o her parents, M and Mrs, arried Ladi *roon at the s' Soclal society residen e of Mrs, Drew as lssued yeste Iarrison count, 1y to and e license Cherry of aftern which his latms sional scryices adies of the Fifth Avenue s will give s social and supper rs, corner of street, this in the fth avenue and to the city is now shown Council Bluffs, The pri ), 5,00, .75 and 21, their Gsual value. t the Boston St Bo Counci Blufts, fa. ox Stonr, Storage at reasonable rates, J. R. Suyde 22, 24, 26 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, Manael & Kiein sell furniture, earpets and stoves on casy payments 320 Broadway. Lace curtains cleaned from pair, at Twin City dy made defendants in the cases commenced by at- M. Turner with P, K. Seabrook as names of the saloonkseper ses of business, are as follow: Probstle, 215 West Broadw , 1019 South Main street; J William Phillip Mer, Toines is in the meets Mothoaist g from 6 to & NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. The New Hotel Grand Opened with a Great Banquet. PROMINENT GUESTS WAO WERE PRESENT . Around and the kestal ard — Toasts Speakers — A Magnificent Hostelry of Which the City is Proud, o | The Hotel Graud was a blaze of glory last evening, The building was lighted by tto dome with the brilliancy - | thousand eiectric Lights, while through long o dors the s ndered o and fro, awaiting the sumuions to the sixth floo where the tables were sproad sumptuously, , | in honor of the grand o 1| Seven of a uing. was the hour had o'clock which veen announced for the commencement of “The ladies of sngregationai_church | the Lauquet, but it was after § when tho Heltins ave | uaple sugar PAMY | guests wore invited to loavo the pariors for jreh paviors. SUP* | tho dintng room. In the entrance to the wiil be u‘u-.‘um». evening | 4ini om was stationed Dalby’s band, by the ladies o Haint o at the | Wh furnished music while the guests residence of ) James Bell, 1520 West mad T the . footm ARa T aI i Broadway, Kveryvody is invited Hroiiaas ot Lhia: BRuEdeN. Tl | orarics Huraeyund Wilson vooum had bees decorated with Fdanie o stordnd | hot house plants and showed off to the best tional church, oy, G, W, posstl advantage. Four tables were 1. M, $lifs commionee stretehed ajong the entire iongth of the room across the south e was intended fo r from north to sou end was a fifth table whil OrbHe Crelee NRth ion PR nitectpg | the speakers of the e 1g, and the mem- by l',“'”’.f;m et anothor sult | bers of the board of trade who had beou at Anst . J. Moutgomery for £1i5 for pro- | the helm in the work of prepavations. Afte the guests had hee ated at the four tabl which had been assigned to the lay-members, John N, Baldwin, with Giuernor Boise on his arm, enteved at the head of a procession fine literary i -musical pro- ngof the other sp and took prepa and a geueral | the s at the table amid the loud clapping ed to one and all, of hands, Mr. Bulding, the toastmaster, re- ynolds and C. B. Tvy | guested the audienco to ar ud Rev. J sstod yesterday alternoon by Oficer | Ma ed n bricf iuvocatiou, after uip for hooting at a {age load of | which sts wero given un_opportuni who_we ug then on Lower | to test the qualities of the following menu: They arvied to the station, Blue oints, wers hed. A whisky fask Py bly less than half full told the tale. 1 COnsomme P'rincess, They were booked with drunkenness and Celery. _ Olives, will have a hearing this morning. ‘The three Biked Black Buss f and are said to be highly Cucumbers, Ll A L LB Fitlets of Beef. Larded, with Mushrooms. tome. New Potutocs, Cauliflow Sweot Br 1s, with Sweet Peus. The finest line of beaded capes ever brought Banana Pritters, Romun Pund Rroiled Quuil. Dressed Lettuce. Nesselrode Lee U Confectionery Cl he printed menu was an elaborate affair. cover was richly engraved on the front, a cutof the Grand hotel, under which words, “Op Guet of Hotel d, by the B te of Council On the terior were the men, the list of tousts and_the names of the members of each committes, onc page of the pro- Fruit, uetort - | Cake. Ro Will Abate the Nuisance. K © being devoted to each subject. The Mourteen w P oMol ver o w bound together in the form of a book, Fourteen writs of abatement wero issued [ Whelo DOURC HORELEEIE TC 10T Qong pre- yesterday afternoon in the district court | served tea reminder of the occasion against the saloonkeepers who have been Without exception the menu was the finest that has ever been set before any company of banqueters in Council Biufts, “All the prop- avations had been made with the utmost skill s | aud the banquet passed off without anything : | that could mar the pleasure of the occasion. At 11:30 the ‘Supper was finished und the toasts were commenced. John N. Baldwin, ohey Volan, 900 S i Y | in his capacity s towstmaster, introduced Delaney and Mary Noian, 900 South Main; | 4 \% (ORKE 00 KIGRIEE N ein Mayor A. B. Forney, Willlam Dohson and Jennie | Macrae was the first speaker. -~ His toast was Duff, 8 West Broad co Gibson, | “Welcome.” He extended a hearty welcome vear of lot 7, blk 8, Ridd! fon; John | to the visitors who had been brought from a Bohn, 163 Broadway: C. South Main; G L. Gorman, 190 Broad'wa, N. Bluto, 721 Broadway; James Farley and Andrew Joint, lot 7, block 8, Riddle's’ sub. divisions H. Jurgens, 110 East Broadwa; Wanzel & Kirby, 620 Broadwa iould Harwick, 1019 Broadway; Mary Scott, 11 West Picrco street. There are about 4s many more to be_mad. C. Taylor, 100 out within a duy or two, and_that will end the list, vatil the case of Riok & Schultz, court, and is to be be de- ic writs will probably be served in pro- which is still on in distric compieted, perhaps, on the 30th, shall cided, a few da, although there 1s nolaw tha vides definitely for the time a saloonist shal be given aftor he has been downed, to hun around for some one who wants to’ buy him out. ———— Wall Pape House cleaning time Ete. on wall paper, window shade: chenille and lace, curtain pole: te,, ete., before purchasing, ave moniey. Bostox 8tokE, Council Bluffs, Ta. \ curtains Ther Trees, all kinds, g cheup, at Mairs', Br Adway, opposite postof Newest styles in furniture and carpets best cooking stoves in the world at Mandel & Klein’s installment house, Al Will Bring Them to Time. Two suits were commenced 20 tsrondway. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Puul company to place u flag station at Showmian and the other to compel it to erect depots a Cylinder and at Bouton. These station wero ordered by the commissioners afte cit neglected to conform to the orders. was also commenced X A sui against the Tllinoi Central to compel it to conform to the orders made by the commissioners in regard to ele- 1 this case he commis- vators, the persons _interestod | bolag residents of Primghar, 18 now on, call and get the Boston store, Council Bluffs, prices in curtain rods, You can aranteed to grow, prices erday by the state railway commissioners against the cailway company, one of which was to compel the a full investigation made some time ago, in ac- cordance with the demands made by the ens, but the company, it is alleged, has distance to witness the opening of the mag- ;| nificent hostelry of which the city is justly so d | proud. - | After this toast had been drank with a hearty good will Governor Horace Boies was introduced, his subject being “The State of 0 | Towa. the cl ‘The wovernor was listened to with sest interest and the allusions which he made to the prosperity of the state under 1ts present adwinistration were cheered lustily, even by those who did not agree with the political views of Towa's governor. Governor E 4 of Nebraska was to have spoken on ate of Nevraska,” but the announcement was made that he was too | | busy seeing that no oune pre-empted the t | gubernatorinl chair to attend banquets so far n v from howe. orge D, Perkins, editor of th Journal, proposed u toast to met with a hearty reception. John M. Thurston’s” toust on Law and Lawyers" o “Railway was omitted on account of the absence of the well known attorney in Cincinnuti. N. M Hubbard proposed a toast to “Corporations,” after which B, F. Clayton closed the programme with “Tho Progress of the Northwest.” It was after 1 o'clock when the last of the guests left the hotel, and the banquet that has been looked * | forward to with so much enthusiasm by the citizens was at an end. “Those present were: (uests' table—John N. Baldwin, Horace Boies, Dr. Donald Mac- vie, George' D. Perlns, Judge N. M. Huo- bard, Rev. T. J. Mackay, Hon. B. F. Clay- ton, Judge H. 1. Deomer, E. W. Hart, J. & Kimball, George H. Champ. Tuble A—G. F. Wright, W. H. M. Pusey, J. R. Reed, Samuel H ewart L. Henry, Leo F. McGeo, J. W. Paul, A. Beresheim, 'D. W. Bushnell, K. J. Gilbert, H. T, Lally, F. Benjamin, Colonel Sheridan, A. W. Askwith, N, M. Hubbard, jr., C. H. Reynoids, F. E. Kilduff, Colonel Reed, W. C, Bodman, . J. Day, Rl B, Westeott, R. C. Hubbard. “Tublo B—Thomas Bowman, William Gron- ard Everett, J, t s eweg, A, Hutchinson, D. M. Wyland, Daniel Farrell, George Holmes, S. B. Wads- worth, K. A. Wickham, W. H. Thomas, t s Gieorge Rudio, I F. Hendrick W. £, Hypes, A. W. Riekman, A. Wolff, J J. Brown, Charles Beno, Josiah Dauforth, H. H. Osgood, H. E. Grimm, H. P. Barrett, C. R, Haunan, Emil Durr, Table C-—T) J. Evaus, Pinley Burke, M. J. . Lauge, sioners made an order some time ago thut | Alworth, N. Casady, F. H. Hill, M. F, when a railroad company should give | Rohrer, A P. Hanchetf, J. A. Murphy, W. anyone the right to build elc- | W. Loomis, B. M. Sargent. W.S. Wright, vators, coal sheds, or the ke, | I. M. wnor, J. M. Lane, A. T, Elwell, Dr, on property belonging to the company, free | H. B. Patterson, H. 1. Woodoury, H. I. Kor- of charge, it should grant the same right to | syth, S. . McConnell, — Libby, Hugh any one else who may ask it on the same | Brown, L. A. Casper, W. H. Lynchard, W. terms, The ralroad company refused to Thickstun, O. M. Brown. abey the order, and the presentsuit is brough to compel it to'do so. s Secd oats, corn, mitlet and_seed potatoe garden seeds of ail kinds, at H. L. Carman’ H00 Main and 501 Pearl streets, Snugart & Co, carr fiold, garden and flower seeas Catalogue and sumples by mail. in the wes! It is to your interest to consult Mandel & . Klein before you buy your furuiture, carpets or stoves, largest stock of bulk Tavle D-—William Wells, W, H. White, F. Merriam, Wi t choentgen, M. Hunter, le Cary, William Mooré, H. Vun Brunt, D. F. Eicher, J. T. Ohver, I, E. Stubbs, D,'W. Archer, Charles Haas, Harry Carton, W. A, Mauor,” W, J. Carton, Dr. J. M. Barstow, Daniel Morgun, W. J. Daven- port, R. 5. O'Hanly, T. C. Dawson, W. J. Specer, C. E. Clancy, R. N. Whittlesey, E. H. Odell. Lucius H. t e talie I°ruit farm for salo on reasonable terms; within one and oue-half miles of the P. O.: all in bearing; good buildings; possession g — IS touce. Callon . J. Hutchinson & A Fast Trip. Co., 617 Broadway. Jay Gould and party started castward yes- — terdy morning at 6 o'clock, from tae tvans- | o.C. Bixby, steam neating, sanitary en- for, where their special car had stayed gil | €1¢er 23 Morviam block, Council Blults night, AUS:8 they reached Booue, hiy isenbergor Arrested, covered 150 miles of tevritory, and at telegram was received here stating that th trawn had just arvived at Cliuton, 850 miles away. cago, huving gone the enti miles, in nine hours and thirt which makes an average of about fift; LW and one-balf miles an hour including stops. This is said to be the best time that has eve been made on any of the roads_between Chi. cago and Council Bluffs, From Bluffs the trainwas haudled by Enginee Phillip Pickering and Conductor Payne far as Boone, where Pickering was rel throttle as far as Clinton, Freight for 150 milos prepaid on all good bought of Mandel & Klein, $20 Broadway. Drs. Woodbury next to Grand hot Telophono 143, grade work a speclalty, ‘When about to build don't fail to get prices on lumber of The Judd & Wells Co., 813 Broadway, Telephone 257, AU3:81 yesterday afternoon the tran with its distinguished company on board pulled into the Nortbwestern depot at Chi- distance, 468 one minutes, Couneil ved by John Jackson, who took charge of the dentists, 8 Pearl stroet, High Lec Eise borger was arrested yasterday morning upon an information filed against him in Justico Hammer's court charging him with committing an assault and battery upon A. Ellis iu a saloon on Broadway, just east of Bryant street, on Tuesday evening. He was taken before the justice, who fixed his bond at #100, Eisenberger gave bond and was relensed to await his trial, which will take luce next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Jlis was arrested yesterday morumng by Ofticer Murphy on an information filed in tho e s o r % | superior court charging bim with disturbing the peace. The information was filed by Eisenberger. S L Mair has all sorts of fruit, snade and orna- moutal trees, B'way, opposite postoftice. —_— Overruled the Demurrer, Judge Deemer rendered & decision in dis- trict coust yesterday morning in the case of E. A. Wickham agaiust W, W, Cones, justice of the peace. suit is the result of another in which one Clatterbuck was plaintiff and Wickbam was defendent. The subject of the wuu’ovoni was & plow which Wicknam s from the | ed to pay for decided by Justice Cones, in favor of Clatterbuck, and Wickham some time later began suit against | Cones on & writ of certiorari, claling that he haa had no right to decide the suit, as there had been an irregularity in the election of the justices. This irregularity consisted Cones had taken the books of Justice Schurz, before whom the case was commenced 10 the first place, while the stat- utes provide that tho suceession of justices | shall be decided by lot, which shall be cast by county auditor, ' For a small suit, it ised something of a commotion when it was commenced, from the fact that if it was ecided in favor of Wickham it would tend to iuvalidate all the business that has ever been transacted in the justice courts, as it has always been customary for any justice to take the books and the office of any of his predecessors that he wishes to. From pres- ent indications the case has not yet caused commotion that it is destined to. 1In decision yesterday morning Judge mer sald that the succession should have determined by the county auditorin the manner provided by law, and as it had not, ha overruled the demurrer, and the case witl now go on trial on its merits, LECTRIO CORSETS, DR. SCOT1T'S B Rosten Store, Council Fluffs, | This is an elegant fast black, extra quality i corset, handsomely embroidered in old gold and and , preftily trimmed. This corset has D patent spinal sup- porting back, which every lady should wear. This is positively one of the best corsets in | the market and is highly recommended. Prico everywhere 200, i8 to 30 inches Boston Store price, while they last, §I Council Bluffs, An O1d Offend George Harper achieved some notoriet the Bluffs about six months ago vy the pe- culiar method he had of making a living. His scheme was to visita house under the pretense of having boen sent there for some article alu a member of the family who was a aving obtained the article called for, he would pass on to the next house and sell it for whatever he could get for it. Ho would tien go to the next two houses where the first programme would be vepeated. This seheme he managed to the entire_satisfaction of himself, and the in- tense disgust of his victims, for several days, Then came a lull in business, Mase Wise, oue of his would be victims, caught him in the nctone day and put chase to hum, not hard enough so as to catch him but just hard enough to convince him that the climate of Council Bluffs was not suitable to a man of his tempera- ment. He had not been seen since, until yes- terday afternoon, when Officer Murray ran across nim on lower Broadway, laboring under the weight of a huge jag that threat ened momentarily to land him in the gut He wes taken to the city jail, where he was confined to await o trial on the charge of drunkenness, which will be given him this morning by Judge McGee. Mase Wise and others of his victims were notified of his capture, and it 15 probable that a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses will be lodged against him by one or more of them. in Ice! lce! Ice!!! 1f you want it pure and n And at a reasonable pr Follow no new dev But send to us in a tr At our oft Mulholland & Co., No. 4 Pearlst., Tel. 162, Do you want an _express wagon or boy! Ring up the A. D. T. Co,, telephone 179, No. 11 North Main street. Everything in honse furnishing at Mandel & Kleii's on easy payments. 320 Broadway. ioe. James Maher in Trouble. James Maher, who has long borne the rep- utation of being one of the champion toughs of western Iowa, added some new laurels to his crown Tuesday night. An assault w made upon a man named Frank Lynch, a stranger in the Bluffs, as he was standing on the street near the Northwestern depot. Lyuch claims that he was minding his own business as well as he knew how, when Maber came up from behind and struck him several fearful blows about the face and head which felled him to the earth and almost stunned him. One wound was madc upon the temple, apparently with a sharp instru- ment of some kind, and the physician who dressed it stated that it would in all probaoil- 1ty have ‘)ro\'ud fatal had it struck a quarter of an inch higher. Another deep cut just missed the jugular vein. Maher was placed behind the bars of the city jail yesterday morning on_an informa- tion filed by Lynch, charging him with an assault with iutent to kill. He was seen by a reporter yesterday morning, to whom he stated that he had not the slightest recollec- tion of the affair, and thought he must have been under the influence of liquor when it occurred. Lynch, however, thought the mo- tive for the assault was robbery. Maher will have a hearing before Judge McGee in a day or two, provided the prosecuting witness does not disappear. e : ‘Iry Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tablets, They are delicious. Our spring stock 1 now complete, If you want to be in stylo call at Reiter’s, the tailor, #10 Broadway. Broke the Oil Law. Gus Schultz, the driver of a wagon for an Qmana oil firm, was arrested yesterday morn- ing on a charge of selling oil that nad not veen inspected according to the lowa laws. The information was issued from Justice Swearingen’s court and was Sworn to by Emil Rosch, the deputy oil inspector. Schultz was released on bail, which was furnished by one of bis employers, and will have a trial tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. S A very small pill but a very good one. De- Wit's Little Early Risers. GLORIOUS TRIrS P—RQPDSED‘ Enviable Opportunities for Summer Excursions Offered to All. A trip from Omaha to Denver and Manitou includes a ride through the famous Platte Val- ley of Nebraska and Colorado to Denver, the largest and most beautiful city of the Kocky mountains and along the foot of the Rocky mountain range from Denver to Manitou, The panorama which is laid before the eye of tue traveler in & journey from Denver to Mani- tou, includes ia oue sweep of the eye 500 miles of mountain peaks, snowy range, foov lills and canons. Long's peak, away to the north; Gray's peak, the dome of the conti- nent: James' peak, the Arapahoo peaks, Pike's peak, the most famous of all moun- tains of Colorado, and away to the south, 300 miles from the point of observation, the three forbidden mountain tons known as the Span- ish peaks, are all in view for a part of the distance. Manitou is the most attractive of the many resorts of Colorado, Lying at the foot of Pike's Peak and at the entrauce of the Garden of the Gods, it invites the tourist and sight seer to the most remarkable formations and tho grandest and most picturesque scenery of that rugged range, Risisnds springs and pure air give new life to the de- bilitated. The Pike's Peak railroad, a murvel of engineering skill, conveys passon- gers to the very summit of the lofty old mountain. From the ton of Pike's Peai all the great mountain peaks of Colorado are distinctly visibie, while to the east its tree- lined avenues at right angles, looking like a checker board in the distance, lies the pretty little 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 Peak. A ticket covering this tour is offered for the seventh largest list of subscribers, “There is no American tour which combines a greater varioty of scenery and a wider in- terest o the traveler than one from Omaha to SanFrancisco and Los Angeles, Cala. The try eler passes through the states of Ne- When Daby was sick, we gave “icr Castorla, Wiaen ahe was & Child, she cried for Castoria, When sho beeame Miss, she elung (o Castoris, When ehe Lisd Clildren, she gave tiewm Castoria, evada and California and the territory of Utah. This | the greatbusiness belt of the west and at every step of the journessomething of inter- est presents itself, whether the tourist be student, business man. o merely pleasuro secker. Nebraska and its prairies; Colorado and its mountains; Utah and its. wonderful Salt lake; Nevada and its arfd plains and Cali fornia with its innumerable attractions, are all compassed in this trip. Omaba, the most prosperous city in_the wiion today ; Denver, the queen city of the Rockios; Salt Lake, the fon of Mormondom; San Francisco, the golden gate, and Los Awgéles, the City of | Our Mother of the Aagels, form a string of jewels of rarest water. These are all prosperous cities; they are all_beautiful cities; they are all wonderful citi Each is romarkable for some particu- lar reason. No two of them are alike in _attractions and no traveler can afford missing to see each and all, In the months of June, July, August and September the prairies of 'Ncbraska, the Rocky mountains, the valleys of Utah and the great Sierra range are scon to the best possible advantage. It is the fruit season of California, the sight secing period of all the mountain countries and the pleasurable part of the vear for travel The ticket oftered by Tne Bre in return for the secoud largest list of weekly sub- scribers obtained bv June 10, 1801, allows stop-overs at all points of intercst between Omaha and Los Angeles, A week or a month may be spent at Denver visiting the pictur- esque mountain resortsadjacent and another week can likewise be enjoyed at Salt Lake in hunting, fishing, sight seeing and bathing in the great inland sea. As much time as tho passenger likes may be enjoyably spent in Sag Francisco and other points in California, not excepting the lovely orange groves and fruit ovchards of southern Californis, Niagara falls, the world's greatest catar- act, needs no glowing description. It canuot be described. Pouring over a precipice 160 feet high, the immense volume of water of Niagara nver, the outlet of the great lakes finds its way toward the ocean. On either side of the river are colendid ws of this tremendous waterfall, above it and below it and ali about it are other scenes which have attracted travelers from all parts of the world. it island, the burning spring, the whirlpool rapids, the suspension bridge, are incidents merely to a visit to Niagara falls he field oo which the battle of Lundy's Lane was foughtis within a few minute drive on the Canadian side. The facilities for visiting all points of interest on either side of the river are superior. The regula- tions controlling access to and from the sev- al points mnow prevent the exorbitant charges which were formerly almost as fam- ous us the cataract. A day or a few days at Niagara falls is one great event in au aver- age lifetime, and no American should ever think of visiting tourist resorts abroad until Niagara falls, He can have no wer, of grandeur, of awe- inspiring v, who has missed a visit to this world reuowned spot. 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Great work un Ehelr bebalt.. ley are ugar coted. 0 conts & Vial.For sale by Dugglss » Address WBES JENCIAE, 80, PER AR TR OA Kuon & Co., Cor. 15(h & Dougiui Streefs, I A, Fuller' & Co., Cor. 14th & Dougins Streets A D. Foster & Co.. Council Blufls, lowa. FANARETS uravWHERE T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, OB MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER. , Tan, Pi Freck Do, Rasl aiit Skin every blemish on beauty, and . defies duteetion, It has sood the test of 40 d s wo e auste it it prope erly made. Ac no' AS WELL 5 Boac:ifios the Skis. PURIFIES Noothier cosmetic will rORERS DALWOOD are the and ‘only capsules prescribed by regular physicinas for tho cure of Gonorhas and discharges from the urinary organs nherited or sequired. #1.5) per box. Alldrugglats SIGK HEADAGHE CARTERS) ‘& kivis i these Little Pills. ITTLE They also relievo Dis- tress from Dyspepsia, In- PILLS. digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem| edy for Dizziness, Nausen,| Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated| Tongue, Pain in the Sido, TORPID LIVER. They| regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetablo. ' BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD MAKER Is not pleasant to take, as it is com- posed of all the medicinal qualitios thatgo to mako new and rich blood without compelling the consumor to pay $1 A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP which can be bought any wtere for thirty-five cents a gallon, as all sur- aparillas are. BEGGS' BLOOD PURI:IER and BLOOD MAKER is composed of pure medicing, aid al- lows the purchaser to add syrupn wh'ch is advised when given to childron. If your drugist does not keep it accept no substitute, but order direet from SMeg Co., 105-197 Michizun_ St.. ¢l . Tl they will forward, s prepadd, one bot- 81 orsix for & LA GRIPPE. TurkishTea taken at night andoccasional doses of Quinine, will relieve all pains in the bones, cleanse the system and mak you feel like a new person. Sure cure for liver, kidney, and nerve affections, 25c pack- age. Sample for 2¢ stamp. Turkisk Cough Cure. The only cough cure that will re- lieve cough at once and cure with a few doses, Take no substitute; will return money if it doesn't cure the worst cough Price 50c bottle; Turkish Remedy Co., Omaha. Neb. Who use our colimns to place their gouds before tee public w Il tell you that our serie; of Auxilliary School Journals, ave not surpassed by any teachers’ publi- caticn in the westas an advertising medi- um. Rates furnished on application. Address, Nebr. Teachers’ Pub. Co. Fremont, Nebr., D. V. Steph Mgr. NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA. N&3. Capital, $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, 62,800 Oficers and Diroctors.-T1 dont; Lewls S, lteed, Vice-Pros nos W. Savago, W V. Morse, John 8. Collin Cushing, J.°N. 1 Patrick. W. L. 3. Tugnes, THE IRON BANIK, Corner 12th aud Farnam Sts, A General Bunking Business Transacte | R. C. lilor. COUNCIL BLUFFS Medical and Surgical Institute. DRS. BELLINGERS, PROPS, Chronfe diseases of all kinds and deform- ities speeiaitios, Nos. 2001 and 2603 Broadway, Council Bluffs, To Bee-Keepers I carry a full line of Beekeepers’ sup- plies, including comb foundatiou, hon- ey knives, smokers, sections and all supplies for the apiarv. M. S. ROOP, 520 I, Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. SPECIAL NOTIC COUNCIL BLU,F,FS; TOR SALE. tion; will Abpl D o pply JOME fine residence Day & Hess, §0 1 QOR 1 G0-nere furm in Fremont county. Town. House, well and shed for one-third of crop on furm. Apply to Leonard E Councll Blufrs, Towi, FUR SALE—Ch quire 81 4th av ANTED—Apprentic ing bLusiness, Address. grade of ‘scholarship, B 21, care of Bec office, Council Bluffs, COR SAL .b rod busin faru in westers property for rent by arl St Two fine ponies, , doing nge for good Hotel centrally o ss. O will exch Towit, furn-ture and fixtures; an A 1o step into good paying busi- n cusons for selling, other business re- quiring all owner's uttention. Burgains in_resid nd’ business prop- erty. R, % Offic 1 estate nd isurance agent, Mitin st.. Couneti Bluffs, TANTED=A good girl for general house- Work. Mrs. . M. Pryor. 616 Buft street. (FARDENS Some chol X Council Blufls for s vineyards and u large Jolnston & Van Patten, V o garden 1 on casy te Lst of “Towa farms. JOOE SALE=Afine tanily horse, 7 yo this spring, welghs 105 pounds, color orrel. Bred by Robert M ddress 11 B Hattenhauer, 27 to 81 Fourthi strect, Council Blufts, NURNISHED fron quict, pleasant n from Muin str Address &, Beoe oftic AVE cnsh customer fc st and 26th sts., bet P Greenshivelds, 619 m-on grour prhood, two v. PRUTT furw for sulo or trade: well locatod und ullin bearing; gool house and birn, Will take some good ity property, und good time giver. on balance, Call on or‘address D, Hutehinson & Co.. 617 Broadway. | JOOK RENT—The McMahon block, & stors | brick, w uent and elevator. J. W | Bquire, 101 1" ot | PoR=AL burguing new modern houso | Iwithali the late lwprovements, seven rooms: will sell on easy piyments; located on the Flfeh avenue wotor Hne. b J. Hutehine son, 017 Brosdway. {ORSALE or Rent—Girlen land, with | Rouses, Uy J. B Rico, Wi Maia st, Jounod Blufts | - HENRY H. V COUNCIL BLLU WHOLKSALE DEALKER IN— N 3RUNT, IOWA, 'S, i, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Carts, Road Wagons, HARNESS, RTOC, Gives Better Value for n and Harness in great variety, ( logue and prices on application, G. A. Sc Blutfs and of every description, works, Cor, Ave. A and 26th St. se dack, Proprietor, 10ney than any house jan and Van Brunt Road Wagon Corre 2l Farnam St., Omaha. Dy Packages received at _either Council Bluffs. n Missouri R Hamiiton Grade les, Columbia Carriage Co. Buggies, S and Ph onanza Buggies and Pheton sSpring all style Carts pondence solicited and cata- Offices D 621 Broadway, Council , clean and refinish goo-s office or at the Send for price list. Belts, Chast Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANTED. ~ DR. C. B, JODD. 808 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TEUEPHONES, CITIZENS STATR BANK CAPITAL STOCK...... --8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .+ 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225‘05 Dinectons—I. A. Millar, F. O. Glo E L Bhugart. E. E. tlart, J. D.'Edmundson, Charles I Hannan Transact general banking busi- ness. Larzest capitil and surplus of oy baniin Southwestern [y INTEREST ON TIM: DEPOSITS, RAGS AND RO Highest cash p all kinas of gcrap metals. Country dealers and merchants will find 1t to their advantage to communi- cate with us before disposing of their stocks. GILINSKY BROS., rion Broadway Depot, Couneil Bluffs, Ia. paid for rags and D. H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers’ a1 Packars’ Supylins, Market Fixtures, Casings, Splees and Sansaze Makers' Machinery, 82 822 Main st., Council Bluffs, T Also dealers n liides and Furs THE GRAND, Counecil Bluffs, Ia. This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open. Cragin & Co., Proprietors. FinloyBurke, .. Thos, E. Casaly. BURKE & CASADY, Attorneys-at-Law PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FED. COURTS, OfMces: J. J. Brown Bulldin; Towa Gas Heating Stoves. No Asies! AL Counell Bluffs, NO SMOKE. Just the thin Call th ro, Tt s, bed rooms, ote, sSsortment. C. B. Gas and Electric 211 Pearl Light Co. | St OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main an1 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Dealers {n forslzn anl domestio Colleotion deposits NEW OGDEN HOTEL The New Oz Ho i Coanzit Blu s, has been com tod refarnisied an mols-a- xohante wade und lnterest paid on thad d througaoat, and 15 now on s of tha bt hotels in ths stats. [tis locatslin tas buiis ness partof 1o city an d th 6lestria mazars pass the door every foar minat i, Firs 4 Capes and fire alarins througa2at ths baills ing. Steam heat, hot anl coud wator aai sunshine in every rc ble unsarpiain i anywhere, Rates, $2.00 a day, GEO, M. WHITNEY, Manager, ) | RILWAY TIME CARD ox (CHICAGO, BURLINGTON ha. | Dopot (0th 1 nd R m K00 0 m )b m m Dros: 0,05 p m ) Towa Local 12,00 n feaves & MO. RIVEK. Arel v BURLINGTO! Bepot 10th d Mason 8ts. | Omnh Tvood Denver Jenver NI Lincoln Limited. . ~incoln K. C., 8 Dopot 10th o ansns City Dy Night Exp. via UNION PACIFIC Tonves | Gt | Depot 10th and Marey 10.10 & m/ Kansas City Express (ex Sun.). | 435 p m 102) o henver Kxpross. | i p m B Overland Fiyer.. 0| 005 p m b m dirand Tsland Exp. (ex. $in) 1150 0 m R B aciic Kxpress.........| 330 p m n m. 10,05 & m m xpross... W p m w! 5 mited 1045 a m Lenves 10UX CITY & PACIFIC, | Arrives Depot 10th and Mare Omaln 716 nm Sloux City Passengor. 430 p m L T v Exrans SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, th_and Wobster Sts St aul Limited o am ves CHICAGO & NORTHW RN [ Arriv U. P depot. 10th and Marey Sts. | Omaha. 8w Chlcago Expross W0 pm pm Vestibule Limite 5 0 m 015 p | lowa Accommodation (exc. 8in.)| 7.0 p m 910 p Eustern Flyer....... . pm 1145 & m (X M0n) Fast East Ex.exe.Mon.) | 740 o m ves |CHICAGO, Omaha. | U1, depo vou [CHICAGO, MIL & ST, PAUL| Arivor 1Bam. xpro AHA & ST LO) vot, 10th_and nrey St i C Bl & MO. VALLEY. Depot 1th und Webster Sta. | Owaha, W00 m . Black 1iils Express...... | 6% p m 00 a m . ilastings Bxp. (Ex. sundayi..| b 10 p m|Wahoo & Li K | irages R0 0 .05 p m 100 p linto B 0 pw .00 Limited. iis & K. g TExpross . Louis & K L Express ited TICAGO & NORTHW ES Union Depot, Councli Diufr Chicago Expr estibule Lims nstern K1 Atlantic Mail Tanvos [C Tranafor| 00 am 500 p ). 1000 1 Wi Accommodation (K CIHICAGO. MIL. & PA Unien Depot, Counell Blufta, Chlcago Expross Chileago Fxpress | %15 am Lonvos Kot n i gUn & Transfer| Unlon Depot cll Blufts 1007 a m - Kunvas City Day Express 1025 p L Kansus City Night Expro x o T OMAHA & 8T LOUIS. | . Trinstos| Unlon Depot, Councll Blutts, | Transfor A0 m St Louls Canon Bull 1215 p m |CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY.| Arrives Union Depot, Council Blufts. | Transter 20 Hixpr WHpm 4o lixpr Ui b o L Cronton Lo i BIGUX CITY & PACIFIC. | ATiives: U 1 Desct € Blufs, Transter Sious Uity Aveommodation:] 90 06 p m St Tt H 0w Qime N 0T irneys at law, Pracs Sims & Saunders— LT 1 e foleral courts. Rooms 4 4 and b Bhogar Beno block, 1 Biufrs, la. Y Attorney at Law, No. 10 1. J. Chamber W Rkroet, ovor Bushe elil's store. I one No. 25, Business hours. 84 Counell Blufs, lu, M. M CHAMBERLIN, M, D, Itye, Ear, Nose and Throat Bpocialist, co pa tarel, bay fever, aaibma’ and ull ucute and chry affoctions of the thront i Gla paln icult canes, Ofton Kk headach al oporn sary, palnlesly performed, wis Ollice, Shiugart- Beno block, room 1, Council B