Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFF OFFICE PEARL 81 A by Carrier in any part of the City. TILTON - . - MA GEE TELEPHONES: Bustiuess Oftce, No. 4 Night Editor. No, 3 MINOIRt MENTION, N. Y. P. Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., con! Craft's chattel loans, Real Rock Springs ¢ It you wa o to Bixby's 04 Sapp block al. Thatcher, 16 Main, t water in your yard or houso 2 Merriamn block A warriage license was issued yesterda Henry Hehnsing and Dora Clover, buth of | Owmaha A. T, Jordan and Miss Estella Phares, both of Omaha, werc married last evening by Jus- tice Hammer, Sarali M began suit in district court yesterd. st W. B. Wood on sev- eral notes a: £765 in valuc The Bpworth | of the Fifth Mothod Ist church will Thursday evenin Mrs. Anna k at 4 o'clock ye dence in H a dime concert next t the chorch wite of Frederick Ford, di terday morning 1" townshi » funeral wil afteriicon at 2 o'clock. v d ut her resi , aged fifty- take place this Gus Schultz of Omaha was befc Ju | caingen yestorday for a hearing on arge of lling 0il that has not becu in- according to the provisions of the statutes of fowa. The defendant was dis- Clifford H, Clark und Miss Jenuie Ashley =< both of this city, were marricd yesterd afternoon at the rectory of St. Paul's Epis- copal church, Rev. T.J. Mackay officiating. Mr. Clarke s the son of the former proprietor of the Hotel Gordon A suit w Huuter, 18 comm against Stewart M. C wart, . M . Huuter in distr afternoon by R. W. Wall $500.24 as balance du r the plaintif proprietors of L.J court ag apolis & Or amount o the killing of ) the suit_iu superior g0, St. Paul, Minne- for damages to the aims by reason of ad of cattle which he 10, which he two I wes transporting over the compauy's road. He claims that the cattle were killed by the negligence of the company’s employes, Mrs, Margarita R. Johnstou died at 10:0 o'clock yesterday morning after a ling illnoss of threc y during which time sho has been confined to her bed. She was fifty- six years of age. The funeral will take place P tomorrow ufternoon at 2 o'clock from the 3 residence, 297 Bluff street, Rev. John Wil- liamson of Omaha officiating, The English Lutheran church the Young Men's Christian chapel im the Merriam block as a_place to hold their services regularly. They will organize the Sabbath school tomorrow at 0:15 a.m. and hold it each Sunday at that hour. ‘The morning services will bé at 11 and the evening at ). The evening st h will be omitted tomorrow but held reguiarly here has secured Association after. Rev. W. Snyder, residing at 113 East Pi » street, is the pastor. Ex-Mayor Rohver and General Agent Dav- enport of the Burlington go to Martin's lake this morning for the purpose of establishing a flag station at that point for the benefit of the Council Bluffs hunting and fishing club. The cluh has some fine property and pr serves there, mcluding a well i house for the use o1 the memlb aud tackle for fishing and huntin wransportation problem has been th one thut has caused them any trouble, and the flag station, at which the regular trains will stop upon signal, will solve that, The zentle- men will eajoy a day's sport in addition to the other good work. A very small pill but a very good one. Witt’s Little Early Risere. The Best Advertisement. The best advertisement is a good ar and consequently we advertise our sho making them superior to any others in tho market, feeling couvinced that such an ad- vertisement must pay in the long run, RGENT, 415 Broadway. Secd oats, corn, millet and seed potatoe garden seeds of ail kinds, at H. L. Carman 500 Main and 501 Pearl streots, De- Snhugart & Co. largest stock of bulk field, garden and fHower sceas in the west Catalogue and samples by mail. A Birthday Surprise, C. A. Atkins, manager of the Counacil Bluffs telephone exchange, was given a sur- prise Thursday evening by a few of his friends in honor of his birthday The com- pany meu at the residence of Mr. Slead and repaired to the home of Mr. Atkins. The victim of the surprise had been lured away, and when he returned home he was very much amazed to find that he had a room full of guests to entertain. Before he had time to recover Mr. T. W. Bradford of the Citizers’ state bank stepped forward and presentod him with a number of elegant and costly presents from the employes in the exchange. The latter part of the evening was taken up with shments, music and amusements of various sorts. The following are the names of those who were present Mr. aud Mrs, Bradford, Miss June Brad- ford, Josie Wetzel, Edna Wetzel, Kitte Dav- idson, Nettie Bledsoe, Ollie Clark, Ela Luster, Mary Eaton, Mabel Wickhams of Kansas City, Emma Van Brunt, Nettie Sicad, Hattie'Slead, Earnest Stephen, Jamos Nolan. D DeWiw's Little Early Risers, best pill. Beaded Capes The finest line of beaded cape: to the eity is now Council Bluffs. The prices are §1 5 £2.00, §3.00, §.75 and $#.00, only about one- half their usual value, Bostox Sroke, Council Bluffs, Ia. — ever brought hown at the Boston Store, Storage at reasonablc rates, J. R. Snyder, 22, 24, 26 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, Wants to Head Them Of. Answers were filed in the district court yesterday morning by the defendants in the injunction suits which were commenced by L. M. Turner agunst R. K. Belgum, A. R. Wells and James Coyle. They allege that the places which they are accused of main- taining as saloons are 1 by injunctions which were obtained by A. Overton, and they assert that all other like actions are barred. This scheme is not & new one, it having been tried on b of the de- fondunts i the liquor suits. In fact, itis so far from new that Atjorney Beabrook has become rather disgusted at its frequent appearance. Ho now states that he will bring a caiminal prosecution ngainst all the defendants who put in this plea in abatement, charging them with contempt, Ho reasons that if these saloonkeepers aro undor injunction, and are still keeping open their saloons, it necessarily follows that they are dlsobeying the mandates of the court and while he bas no desire to enforce any of Overton's injunctions, he will do so in case they continue to use them as shiclds agaiust the prosecutior of the present stits, —_— Wall Paper, Ete. House cleaning time 1s now oo, 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 cun save mouey. Bostox Stoxe, Council Bluffs, T, Our spring stock is now complete. If you want to be in style call at Reiter's, the tailor, 810 Broadway. It is to your interest to consult Mandel & Klein before you buy your furuiture, carpets or stoves, e Freight for 150 miles prepaid on all goods bought of Mandel & Klein, 520 Broadway. ! —— 2 Drs. Woodbury, deutists, 3) Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telephone 145, High grade work a specialty, When about to build don't fail to get prices on lumber of The Judd & Wells Ca., 513 Broadway. Telephoue 257, THE OMAHA DAIL NEWS EROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. | Programme of the Coming Bession of the Local Ohautanqua Assembly. ELABORATE LIST OF ATTRACTIONS. Many of America’s Most Noted | Speakers and Workers Num- bered Among Those Who | Will Take Part, ' | Tho work of arranging a programmao for the | coming season of the Chautauqua assembly rapidly. Many new attvac- | dded to those which were | 21st lepurtments have been The following provided The Sunday school department will be of three grades, the primary, intermediate and | middle. The instructors will be Rev. Samuel | Moines, Rev. T. McK uneil Bluffs, and Mrs, Mu 1 Stenandonh Will be un He will bave an able corps of as- | Lindsey of De of ¢ ler the dircction of C. | Of elocution. Prof. Byron W. King of | Philadelpbia will have charge, and thre classes will be organized:; one for chilaren, | the | anc for adults, and a tuird winisters, Au itinerants’ club, Will be on the prin- of the itiuerants’ club orgauized by ancellor Vincent, in the interest of the under graduates of the Methodist conference, It will be open, however, to ministers of all specially for | tions. rangements will be uspices of the Yonng Eudeavor and | our a day will made for be assigne Wor traiuing school. stian Temperance uniou In this department will be fentific circle, utaugus ound tables w be held, in w ial topics will be idored on the en- conversational method. Mr. Leon H. Vin- cent will deliver a special course of ouliterary subjects, and one or similar coirses will be provided. lectures two other Recognition day will be observed on the 16th, Dr. Lyman Abbott delivering the ition address. Among the other rs will be Hon, J. J. lugalls, Rev. T. Dowitt Talmage, Prof. 'W. ‘M. R. French, Colonel C. W. Kimball, Dr. Abram Palmer, Dewitt Miller, Lydia Von Fiuklestein, Ambrose, James A y, Dr.’ Lysander ¢u Foster, Prof. aseries of readings. bund will be present throughout the entire session and concerts will be given by the Swedish male quartet. Besides these special features a number of well known s 1oists ure to be secured. The programme has not yet been completed, but it is expected that it will be in shape for publication about May 1. Dr. A. H. Gillett is making some se- lections in addition to those which have been made by the managemeht her. It is understood that the motor company will be 4 committee from the direct for the purpose ing to an agreement, if 10 the laying of a line of railw grounds this season. It is stated that all of the objections that were at first interposed by the property owners along the proposed route have been overcome and that the ob- jections of the motor company are the last, if not the least, to be tackled. The president of the company was asked erday as to president of the met today by board of of com- possivle, to the | corset has D) cear, and appearances indicate | the market and is highly recommended e Price everywhere §2.00, 18 to 30 inches. | ammo will be more enjoyable | pocen, 'Syore price, while they last, #1.25, { than it has been any vear since the assembly | Council Blufts, was cstablished, The session will open on " - July 1 at 6 o'clock p. m., and will close on the TING RECTORS. | present { Second ing the past mouth, An additional teacher w needed for that school and he had appointed Mrs i Moore to the position. This o a vacaucy in the cighth grade, he had | poiuted Miss Ellen Prior to fill it, He also appointed four substitutes: Misses Mamie Dickey, Kate Groneweg, W. J. Rief and Lizzie Ferguson. The report was whether he had heard of any meeting be- tween himself and the comimitteo and he stated that he had not. ptad el Ty It is & great misfortune for the young and middle aged to be gray. To overcome this aud appear young, use Hall's Hair Renewer, a reliable pinacea. ngaged. “Yes," suid she, smiling sweetly, “I am engaged. And do vou know Jack says the first thing he fell in love with were my pretty feett My fect are probably not more hand- sowe or shupely than those of a dozen other girl’s of Jack’s ucquaintance, but I have dis- covered an important fact that has helped me amazingly, and all the givls may profit by it if they choose. 1 always make my feet appefir to the very best advantage, and to do this 1 get my s from Mr. Sarzent, who makes a y of lovely fine shoes for ladies, re aware that an ugly or poorly made shoe will make the most_beautiful foot appear homely, but the clegant shoes you got at Sargent’s make the most homely feet appear neat and attractive if not really beau- uful. His ladies’ shoes are the real ton, finely finished and made of flexible leather that will adapt itself to the natural shape of the foot and add to its beauty. Struck by a Motor, Guy Bennett, the ten-year-ola son of L. M. Beunett, is laid up at home from the effects of a collision which he had with a motor train at the corner of Fifth avenueand Jighth street. He was on his way home from school with some boys of his own age, Ho started to run across the track without looking to see whether there was any danger, and at that moment it happened that a motor train was within a few feet of him. The motor man succeeded in- stopping the train before it passed over the boy, but not until he had been kuocked headlong to the ground. He was carried home, and has been confined to his bed ever siuce. R — DeWit's Little Early Risers, Best little pill ever made. ~Cure constipation every time. Noneequal. Use them now. Ice! lce! Ice!!f! If you want it pure and n And at a reasouable pr Follow no new dev But send to us in a tr At our oft Mulbolland & Co. ice. 0. 4 Pearl st., Tel. 162, guaranteed to grow, prices , Broadway, opposite postof- Trees, all kind cheap, at Mairs fice. Newest stylos in furniture and carpats; best cooking stoves in the world at Mandel & Kiein's justallment house, 320 Broadway, Do you want an express wagon or DO)" Ring up the A. D. T. Co., telephone 179, No, 11 North Main stroet, Lty Police News, A. M. Reynolds, C. B. Ivy and E. Ward, all of Omaha, were up before Judge McGee in police court yesterday morning on a charge of drunkenness aud reckless driving. They vere fined 815,10 and in default of payment 1 were sent to the city jail to board out the amount. L. M. Miller, William Farrell, Ed Keff and James Kingsloy were fined amounts ranging from £10.10 to $15.20 for drunken- ness. G. Hutmoker, who was charged with having peddled without a liccuse, was dis- charged. The case against S. J. Lynch, charged with disturbing the peace, and E. B, Picrce, with forgery, were continued until this moruing. i Starch grows sticky—common powders havea vulgar glare. Pozzoni's is the only complexion powder fit for use, The School Funds, The semi-annual apportionment of school fuuds was completed by County Audito, When Raby wan slck, we gave her Castorla, Wien she waa & Child, she cried for Castoris, ‘Whean she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Whea she Lad Children, shie gave them Castorta, Hendricks yesterday morning. The amount of money apportioied was on a basis of % cents ach person_of school age. There | are 18,504 persons in the county between the | | ages of six and twenty-one years and the | total amount divided was §16,734.60. This | was derived as follows: From the state, 3,512, general school tax, $11,880.80; fincs collected, §1,514.8! The Council Bluifs dis- trict contains 0,505 pupils and Wwill, there for receive a total from the county of &, Coustipation pe Little F [ ons the blood rly Risers cure Constipation. e removed the disease is goy DeWitt's The DR, SCOTT'S ¥ JCTRIC Poston Store, Council Fluffs This is an elegant fast black, extra quality satean corset, hundsomely embroidered in old gold and and silk, prettily trimmed. This Scott’s new patent spinal s porting back, which every lady should wea This is positively one of the best corsets in CORSETSE, A Long but Interest ng Session ot the Sel ol Board, d hield its regular monthly ening with all the members The school me lust ¢ ing Chairman Shoentgen of the committee on teacners called atteation to the fact that the Avenue school had been opened dur- adopted. Mr. Schoentgen then read a resolution pro- viding that the superintendent be_instructed to report to the board, within the next ten days, a list of books to be used during the schiool year of 1591-41, and that an_advertise- ment ve inserted by the president in the city papers for sealed bids up to July 15, 1801, for the furnishing of text books for five years frow the date of the con in_ accordance with section 5, chapter , Tow statutes, which was passed at the last session of the legislature, The list of hizh school books for about two hundred puplls to be rea on the same basis as the alove Jist, the amount of which will be approximuted by publishers and dealers counferring with the president of the Council Bluffs school bourd. The school board will require of the sehool took publishers n bid giving their lowest contract prices ut which they will furnish t plies delivere five years, Lo required school books and sup- 1 Couneil Blufls for a torm of he publishers will also to bid the lighest amount’ they will give for old text ok W “in - use, in_ exchunge on The bourd will require of retall ull of those wishing to handle the ¢ or both of the following propositions person desiring to bid may select, to r8t, 4 bid to supply the pupils at special res, the ers assuming s rom the publishers suld school books. , & bid to handl d amount or py from the The proposed number of pupils enrol! c would be between slution was adopted, he chairman of the committee on janitors recommended the appointment of C. . Hart as janitor of the Second avenue school at a salary of #5 per month. The report was adopted. The president reported the follo ing amounts re ed from the county treas- urer: School house fund, $4, 5; teachers fund, $17,550.95; contingent fund, #10,647.09, The following estimate was agreed upon of the expenses for the ensuing year: School house fuud, $10,000; teachers,” §35,000; con- tingent, £25,000. The salary of General Janitor Johnson was fixed at 5 per month. Superintendent Sawyer made the fol- lowing report for ~the last month: Daily average of attendance, 2,340: total enrollment of pupils, 3,065, He stated that the report did not show up very well on ac- count of the great amount of illuess. The superintendent raised the question whether the schools should be closed on June 10 or 2. ~ Schoentzen moved that the superintendent be instructed to interview the teachers for the purpose of fading out whether they would be willing to give upa week's work and a week's salary, and close a week earlier than the time fixed in their contracts with the board. The motion provoked consider- able discussion, after which Schoentgin with- drew his motion and made_ another, that the schools be closed on the 1yth. The motion was carried, Hunter voting no. The poesident, secretary and superintend- ent were instructed to order fifty dipiomas. On recommendation of Superintendent Sawyer the board decided to issue au an- nual report of the schools, containing the re- vised rules of the board, school statistics, course of study, list of text books and gen- eral report of the president of the board and the supgrintendent of schools, leaving it op- tional with the president to réquire the chair man of each committee to submit a report to be embodied in his own, The president was instructed to advertise for bids for the print- the books at r centy the board pur- sners, nent states that the i during the next 500 and 4.000. The ing of 5,000 conies A petition was presented with sixty-one names of property owners representing 104 pupils on North Farrison street and in the vicinity, calling the attention of the board to the fact that the citizens hud decided by vote in 180 to erect a 10,000 school building on North Harrison street, and that the board had never taken any action in the matter. It stated that the building was greatiy needed, and asked the board to erect it at once. It was decided to re- ceive the petition, and that the board should combine business with pleasure by taking a ride over the ground at 4:30 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon. After allowing the usual monthly batch of bills, the board adjourned. The Chicago Times, Tribune and Herald arrive in Council Bluffs 5:10 p. m. on day of publication, and are delivered at once to all parts of the city by swift and careful carriers at only 20 cents a week, incuding the inam- moth Sunday issued. The Saturday or Sun- day issue alone 5 ceuts each, F. K. Nugent, agent, postofiice box 164, For Sale—Two hundred tons of baled hay. Inquire of Ben Mark: e SR Manael & Kliein sell furniture, carpets and stoves on easy payments. 520 Broadway. Lace curtains cleaned from 50c to §1.25 per pair, at Twin City dye works. Notice to Sod Haulers.! You can buy from one toone hundred loads of good blue grass turf of A. J. Bishop, near Union elevator. Y “ruit farm for sale on reasonable terms; within one and one-half miles of the P, O.; all in bearing; good buildings: possession given atonce. Callon D, J. Hutchinson & Co., 617 Broadway. Mair has all sorts of fruit, shade and orna- mental trees, B'way, opposite postoftice, Everything in honse furnishi & Kleii's on easy payments. Try Duguette & Co's Pomona fruit jvice tablets. They are delicious, @ at Mandel 820 Broadway. + TRIF Most people ness, Cough, whiie to loo ING WITH HEALTH, s, like Hoarse- tworth their This neglect Is very often the cause of severe und protracte Uso 8 Pastilles Brown writes 1 hav d find vl ases of th X Must hays Mac ie with roat, the testinon ach box. WOODBURY'S FAGIAL SOAP For the Skio and Sealp. Prepared by a Dermatologist with 2 years' oxpe Unequaled for’ wczems, scaldhead, oily skin, flest worms, chajjed hands. exces- Biv Terspiration: ugly complexson, ete. “An unfailing remedy for all Soxlp affection revent I forins of skin diseases. For Salo by Druggists or sent by mail, Price &0 cont. Facial Blemishes, % s Book e 0 Mlu-trated, on all shis ealp affeci. d o G T T Bt b et b JOHN M. WOODBURY, Dermatologist, 185 W, 4%d bt., New Xork City. That's what the average and fair minded customer demands at the | hands of the dealer, in exchange for his money. WE ARE MANUFAC- TURERS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTHING. We offer none but reliable garments, materials carefully selected and made up right. | They’re always the cheapest to the consumer. MEN’S SUITS OR BOYS' SUITS for less than your own judgment de- clares the making worth, there's a “nigger in the woodpile. i alone. Common sense, when used, gives every man a fair knowledge of values. Time is money. We have neither to waste in making up trash | A selection from our $7.50 line of MEN'S SUITS will give you full value for every cent. to gull the public. When you're offered | Let’'em | Our $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 | b Suits are made up with every care, well trimmed and durable; they're worth every nickel we ask and are profitable and economical suits to | buy. In the higher grades, such as Spring Overcoats, Business and Dress Suits our lines were never so complete. For RELIALE CLOTH- ING at REASONABLE prices see Money Cheerfully Refunded when goods do not satisly. BROWNING, KING & CO. S. W. Corner I5th and Douglas, THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. SEND FOR. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. e Baron Leibig el ks awn of Beef, made of Platte catle. great chemist pronounced the Company's Extract tho finest River Inflnitely superior in flavor and quality to any mnae of eat- tle grown In Europe or elsewbere , He authorized the use of his as the well kno'n trade mark signature of LEIBIG Extract COMPANY’S of B EEF For in A momie Cook 2 = == ‘PIANOS - ! finely Made. fully Watranted? Marvellous in-Tone- 3 @Am(icue FROM BOSTON OFFICE 5 ) 5 TON RAGS AND [RON Highest cash price paid for rags and all kinds of scrap metals. % Country dealers and merchants \n!l find 1t to their advantage to communi- cate with us before disposing of their stocks. GILINSKY BROS., Union Broadway Depot, Tel. 301. Council Blutls, fa. M. H. CHAMBERL. M. D, charges from th . en- tarrh, hay fever, nsthma: all acute and chronic cribed 1n uralgla_and when neces- ults In fons, ring’ best r Shugart-Beno block. room 1, Council Bluft: o 27 MAIN STREET. over C. B. Jacquemin & Co.. Jewelry Store OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Maln and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Dealers In foreign and domestio xchanzs Collection wmade und interest paid on tia deposite. NEW OGDEN HOTEL The New Ogden Hotel, in Counsil Blufs, has been complet:d refurnisaed an mode n- ized throughout, and 15 now ons of tha b33t liotels in the state. It 18 100atad i the bu s ness part of t.e city anl thy electric_motors pass the door every four minutes, Fira ai- capes and fire alarms throuzhout th baild. ing. Steam heat, hot anl ‘cold water anl sunshine in every room. Table uasarpisss i anywhere. Rates, $2.00 a day, GEO.M. WHITNEY, Manager. ttorneys at law, Prac- Sims & Saunders— ooy st i, P al courts. Roofus 3, 4 and 5 Shugart Beno block, Council Bfufrs, la —Atiorney at Law, No. 19 H. J. Chambers, ysae aen” avar: Bosie neil’s store. Telephone N Business hours. 8 a. ui. t0 9 p. 1, Councll Blufts, Lu. D. H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers’ and Ramrs‘ Supliss, Market Fixtures, Casinys, Splees aud Sausage Makers' Machinery. §2)- Muin st., Council Bluffs, La Also dealers n Hides und Furs. "COUNCIL BLUFFS Medical and Surgical Institute. DR! BELLINGERS, PROPS. Chronle diseases of 5 specluitios, No Council Blutfs, Ta. THE GRAND Council Bluffs, la, 1l kinds und deform- 1 and 2005 Broad wuy, ’ This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open, Cragin & Co., Proprietors. HENRY H. VANBRUNT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, —WHOLESALR Carriazes, Sprine W , IOWA., DEALER IN— aons, Carts, Road Waons, HARNESS, BTG, Gives Better Value for money than any hot Hamilton Grade Vehicles, Surries and Pheetons, Wagons, all styles, Michigan and Vair logue and prices on application. Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha, of every description. works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. rior, 10,000 ¢ pound COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS Allkinds of Dying and Cleuning done n thy 001TS ighest s he Art, Faded and Stain 3 000 cories, sehool GITIZENS STATE BANK CAPITAL STOCK . ---8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 70,000 " TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 n Larzest capital an ban«in Southwestern Lowa. INTEREST ON TIM: DEPOSITS, surplus ot way | fOF e Call and seo our wrge assortiment. C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co, 211 Pearl and 210 Muln Stroet, Columbia Carriage Co. Bonanza Buggies and TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoesdack, Proprietor, Offices 621 | Proros Trunsportation: Ofice of April 4, rece 1801, for fu nds beet 360000 e powier. cotfee, 10, #100) pounds ard, ) brrels mess por s ot pounds ric pounds s 0,000y urds hickory shirtin 4,85 win neous articles, sueh forks. cte for the Kunsus Cl cuch wrticles, tozoth ditions to be obse place of deliv Pheetons, N SUPPLI Department of the Indian A led propd sids 1o 1801 —S {ndorse Woost e ed until 1 p. iishing for the pounds 't 000,00) 100,000 pounds ) pounis flour, unds hard bre »ounds b 1, 810.00) pounds oats, ) pounds tea, 1 160000 pounds b. 1,100,000 pound Bleaehed sheeti 15000 yurd ey, 4,000 yards): hurd waie, n, nd - lon s h notions, books, e, ux City be Also, 1 Sio i va, v nsportation sunplies th DirEcT A. Miller, F. O. Glonson, B [, | BIDS MUST_UE MADE oUT ON af Shugart. £ B art J D 'Edmundson, Chartes | BEANKS, | Seheaules showlne o ind K Hanpan Transaot general baniking b sl | Agency wntitles In g Seh . of il other good: 1k proposals, i with bl hidders. of contrict ALl b ds b or e Cal nt of the MOKRGAN, Commissloner, Washin and the el 0 nmissioner of Ing e on Missouri River, Buggies, Spring Brunt Road Wagons, Carts and Harness in great variety. Correspondence solicited and cata- Broadway, Council Dye, clean and refinish goois Packages received at either office or at the Counecil Bluf mit- oth- y dinn n 1603,00 pounds net unds baking 000 pounds 0 pounds feed 000 pounds 100,000 yards look as good as new. Hed | (0)pounds wheht. Also. blanket s (] 1 By Steam, In First Oluss | cotton goods, (Consisting 1 part of tsking Manner. Work promptly done and deliverod | 17000 yurds: stunidurd calico, in ull parts of “theountry. Send for price | drillini, 2,000 yards: duck, free from st 3 ing, 34000 ds: deninis, 0 yard C. A. MACHAN, Prop,, hiim, %3000 yar Kentueky 1014 Broadway. Near Northwestora Dopow | yards: cheviot K0 yurds; brown s INCIL BLUFFS. supplies. £ 0f miscelln: 5. Takes, 1015 g o delivered at Chi for such adupted st with Culs i Francis OVERNMENT 15 0 1 pay - went, transpor routes, and ull olh Finley Burke, Thos. E. Casady, | necessary nstewctions will be furnished TR A ¢ 7 application to the Inalan e In Washing BURKE & CASADY, £, o No. 65 and iz Wyouter aive N 15 bk Ihic Commissaries of Kubalstence: U1 8. A . 58 c Cheyenne, Ohl Lenvenworih, Omi Attorneys-at-Law Suint Louts saing Piul ind 1 1 eneiscostly VT e e Yostiastersat Sioux City, lowas Yunkton, s PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND FEDERATL | [osthe! A pla A ‘.“){ ¢ ‘"‘Im i ru[iw. COURTS, nd Wichita, K wid Tueson,” Arizonn Offices: J. J. Brown Bullding, Councll Bluffs, | The right is reserved by the government 16 Taks rejeet any and ail bids, or any part of wny bid Pl ‘- — | iud these propasals ure invited under proviso 3as 3¢ > 5 that wppropriutions shall be made for the Gas Heating Stoves. | htupproprintions shall be mado for MO ARl S B Nour and duy above stated, and” biddors | 3 present at’ the open Just the thing for bath rooms. bed rooms, ete, St be gecom drafts upon | st At 3 Omaha Medieal and Suroieal INSTITUTIR | £ a1l CHIRONIO AND SURGIC | DISEASES. Heacos, Appltances for Doforit Truss, <t Facllit 1 1t treatmant " atiing Modical or Surglo: NINE DMS FOR PATIENTS, Attendanc t Acoo Iars on Deformitl Curvas | tures of ¥ atareh, Bronehitis. Eplld | 1’ Blood, VOMED A alty of PR Al BIbod Diseases sncoossfully treatod. Mediolnd or Instruments seat by mall or expross securely Acked. no miarks (o in ALONLY OF *ondoe, S0nA. INLOFYlew pi Thitory of your Jain wrappor e BOOK T upon P VAL, 8pecial of Nersous DI stion list, NI I tters to I. McLaug! sident and Harney Streets. Omuaha HOTEL DELLONE. Corner 14th A d Capitol Avenu, Just completed, has 100 rooms, thres stairways, from the top to the bottom, has fine elovator and dinming room servic ro proof throughout, fine billard rooms he finest toilet rooms in the city. Larg Iple rooms, Suites with bath & Cor 1dth and Capitol Ave. Street car servios in Lira'ti)is Rates, from $2, o $1.00 e Electric Trussss, Belts, Chest Protectors, Eto, AGENTS WANTED. DR, C. B. JUDD, 306 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TEL 1ON} OFEICR, To Bee-Keepers I carry a full line of Beekeepers' supe plies, includi comb simok foundation, hon. ey knives, rs, sections and all supplies for the apiary. M. S. ROOP, 520 k. Broad way, Council Blufls, lowa. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, W ANTEDConpetent girl of two av u12 School uve 1B 1. Odell, "o zood Tots in Wright's addis Apply Joor sALE tion; will take Lorses 1 payment, to Leonird Everet. JOME fine res Day & Hess, onco prop Pearl stroct ty for rent by PO RENT—60-ucre farm in Fremont county, Towa. House, well aund shed for one-third \ of erop on farm. Apply to Leonard Everets | Councll Blufis, Towa. \ UR SALE—Cheap. Two finc ponies. Ine quire 801 41h ave. JPOR SALE-Hotel centrally loc doing o usiness. Or will exchiange for goo farn in western Towa, Hotel 1 furaiture and fixtures; an A chanice 1o step Into ugood paying busts Reasons for selling, ovher business res all owner's uttention. nsin residence and business prop- o1, real ( insurance agent, No. 12 N, Main st., Blufls, (FARDENS Some choice garden land neat X Council Blufls for sale oneasy terms, also vineya u lurge list of lowa farms. & Van Patten NOR SALE K A fine family hors this sprinz, welchs 1051 p r orrel. Bred by Robert MacC 3 o1 Hutten 27 to 81 irth strecf Council Blufrs, 7 H. uve VE cash customer for four lots botweon st th sts., between Ave D and 4th P, Groenshields, 619 Broadway. PRUTY furm f and aliin L Will tike some proporty, timo gi all on or'uddress D, Luteh 317 Brond way. FQK RENT-The MeMahon block, & stor brick, with icnt and elevator. J. W, Squir 5 NOR nouse with rooms; will the Fifth ny son, 617 Broad w: ek {ORSALE or Reat—3arlen lanl houses, by J. & Rico. 104 Maln st. Bluffs wit Joun _— A True P edicti We told our patrons last season that tha old style gasoline stove was a thing « f the past. ~ This year, by paying a_,000.00 roy alty to the makers of the New Process Vapor Stove Co., every other vapor stove compan, can make'a stove under their patents, We are the exclusive agent for the original New Process stove with its great 1501 improve- ments, also forthe Quick Meal New Process, the best of all the uthers. Our last year's ex- perience has enabled vs to select the best steves for our 1801 trade. We will sell on FASY PAYMENTS. We will send stoves on trial and guaraute chase before seeing Maia street. ) Refrigerators on Payments. Greatest bargains ever offered. den seeds. satisfaction us. don't purs Cole & Cole, 41 Lawn Victor bie , 43 Main street Poin There will be hundreds of whe Counc'l Blutfs and vicinity this scaaon, aud 10 purchaser cau ufford to make experiments av bis own cost, which he will do when he yields to the temptation to buy anything else Than the world-famed Columbian. ‘Note these points of unquestionavle superiority over all - machines T'ue Steerin o Columbia spring fork no “fumadels” to interfere with the Jiness of stecring. Askold riders about hands off.” Weight-Don't t ke the catalogue weight, | ‘'he Columbia weighs 48 pounds ou the scales. A few pourds of unnecessury weight is & ton up the hill Simplicity —The Columbia douole diamond frame combines lightness, streugth and simplicity, Cushion Tires—*You pay your moncy and you takes your choico.”” The Columbia is made either way, although the solid tire is without doubt the most durable, Refrigerators, The World's best, the North Sta Leonard, ran, id the up. The Reliable | the best in the m; 0 sub-burner, cons sequently burns less gasoline The Best Lawn Mower Genuine Philudelphia lawn wower. Do not buy inferior imitations when you cun ge the real article for the same money P.C. DEVOL, 504 BROADWAY AND 10 MA1N 8T Chichestors ENN glish Diamond Hiay YRCYAL PILLS d Only Genulne. ralae R