Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUF OI'TTCE: No. 12 F RL STR Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City H W.TILTON - « « MANAGER TELEPHONES: Busluess Oftice, No Night E d MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Co Council Bluffs Lumbs ‘raft’'s chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Real Rock Springs coal. Thatcher, 10 Main If you want water in your yard or house o to Bixby's, 202 Merriam block, ~'The 1 ¢ Methodist church will have a social at the residence of Mvs. H R, Jones, 9 Washington avenue, Thursday evening, The Council Bluffs gas and electric light company | itracted to put in ten ave lights will commence a 10 string wires to that place, Tnteresting meetings are being_ held every night this week at the Young Men's Chris tian ussor ooms gt 8 o'clock. W, K Miller addressed u inrgd company on Monday and Tuesday ovenings. Co., coal. mended articles of incorporation were filed yesterday in the oftico of the v . of tho Centenuial mill company of ital stock 1 by By the amendi xed at & Consign ers, sec retary, Jotin Myers, Pat Nugent and Enthel Lytle were arvested vesterday morning by Ofices Be iselly on acharge of having b from Missouri Valley here ovor the taken to estern railway. ‘They w o police where the charge of v was entered against them. Pre s are being made for # gymu fum exhibition under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian_association, to be iven May b in the Masonic temple, ‘I'he de- ils of the programme have not been ar ranged, but it will cousist of bell and club swinging, tumbling and horizontal bar prac- tice. The humane society met in Men's Christian association room affernoon to transact routine the Y yosterduy business and it of arrange for the more rigid enforceme the law in regard to cruclty to animals. The ciety numbers among its membe many leading citizens, and they declare that the Jaw shull be enforced in- Council Blufts at least. In police court yesterday morning Ed Sad- dler and J. A, Hermon, who insulted some ladics who were on the street alone about bal past 9 o'clock Mondiy evening, were fincd $81.50 for drunkenness and disturbing the pe Walter Welch, who celebrated his arrival in the city from the backwoods by trying to clean out South Main street, was assessed with a fine of $15.70. Samuel Hous- ton was fined $19.60 for drunkenness and dis- turbing the peace he Chicago Tim bune and Herald arrive in Council Bluffs 5:10 p. m. on day of publication, and are delivercd atonce to all parts of the city by swift and careful carriers at only 20 cents a_week, including the mam- moth ‘Sunday issue. The Saturday or Sun- day issue alone 5 cents eack. F. K. Nugent, agent, postofiico box 164, Dry storage at low rate: hold goods. J. R. Snyder, , stoves and house- Pearl street, Cobs! Coby Plenty of them at L, ¢ Main strect. Telephone Drs. Woodbury, deut next to Grand hotel. \grade work a specialt; Cobs! Kuotts, 20 South ts, 30 Pearl street, Telophone 145, High When about to build don’t fail to get prices n lumber of The Judd & Wells Co., 818 Broadway, Telephone PERSONAL RAGRAPHS, John Lindt 1s in Illinois on business, Miss Stelia Bullard will go to Chicago next week. Judge W. C. James returned from Chicago yesterday. J. N. Casady left yesterday morniag for a trip iu Nebraska. Captain H. L. Henry left yesterday for a trip to the Pacific coust. Mr. and Mrs. R. O, Wells of $t. Louis are In the city, the guests of Mrs. Wells' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. . Hattenhauer. Miss Lizie McEvitt left yesterdny morn- ing for Breoklyn, N. Y., after a six months visit with her cousin, Mrs. P. Auwerde. A. K. Stone, manager of the motor line, bas gone to 'Burlington after his family, whoin he will bring to their new home in the Bluffs, Newest styles in furniture and carpets; best cooking stoves in the world at Mandel & Klein's installment house, 320 Broadway. Do you want an express wagoa or boy! Ring up the A. D. T, Co,, telephone 179, No. 11 North Main street., The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will close hereafter at 6 o'clock Tuesdays, Wednescuys, Thurscays and Friday evenings. Mondays 9 o'clock, Saturdays 10 o'clock. Boston Store, Houncll Blutts, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & —— Preparing for the Races. A meeting of the directors of the Union Driving Park association was held yesterday morning, at which it was decided to hold two fall meetings on the grounds this season. The first meeting will be held September 1 to 4 and the second October 20 to 23, The fol- lowing programme was agreed upon for the September meeting : Tuesduy, 8 ber :50 und 2:23 trot. Running race, two-yeur-olds, five-elghths of le, purse 8130 Hurdle race, one mile over hurd'es, purse £00. dnesday, September for-all llm'hlr, Rununing, 50, 20 trot and free- iree-fourths of a mile. purse Hurdle race, one und one- fourth miles over four hurdles, purse 20, Th ay, September 32105 puce, free-for- all t trot. Running, onemile and Tepeat, purse, $200 “riday, S 4--2:21 pace and 2 trot. Running. one and one-eighth miles, prio 0. . n each trotting and pacing race a purse of #6000 will be glven. P P \ Entries to trotting and pacing races will close August 24, and to ruuning races Septem- ber1, Everything in house furnishing at Mandel & Klein's on easy payments, 20 Broadway. For widow shades, curtain poles, lace out tains chenille curtain brass rods, drape: silks, wall paper, try the Boston Stor Council Bluffs, - Get their prices before pu chasing elsowhore. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, la. For Sale baled hay. —_—— w0 hundred tons of Tnquive of Ben Marks, B Manael & Kiein sell furniture, carpets and stoves on easy payments. 520 Broadwa, Suing for Domages. C. E. Stone filed an amended petition 1n the district court yesterday in the case which he commencee agaiust the city to reco damaged on account of a change in the grade of the street. The case had a partial hearing before Judge Thornell at the last term of court. In his amended petion he states tnat the raising of the grade, which was ordered by the ety engiveer in 1885, at the corner of Vine street, and Bryant streets, and at the corner of Vine nd First streets, caused the water to fio over his premises and to lodge there, on e count of the fuct that the catchbasins and manholes were not of sufficient size to carry off the surplus moisture that was compelled to come down Viue street from the strects above by the change 1n the sewerage system He claims that his property has been dam- sged by the change 10 the awount of &,000, - — lce! e 1f you want it pure and n And at a reasonable pr Follow no new dev But send to us in atr At our oft Mulbolland & Co., No. 4 Pearlst., e, lo on reasonable terms; looseand ice. Pel. 102, Frult farm fo within one and one-half miles of the P, O.] Il in bearing; good buildings; possession ven at once. Call on D, J, Hutchinson & 617 Broadway. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Singular Suicide of the Saloonkeeper®Pete Beagleat Supper Time, RUMORS SENSATIONAL ARE HEARD. People Who Think the Death Was Not Selt-Mureder—V hat is Now Known of the Case. evening over asaloon located at 714 [ way. The victim was Petor proprietor of the plac culties have been taking place in Beagle family for some time past, and it was these tnat led to the aff Mrs, Beagle wa v engaged in getting supper st when sho heard the sharp report volver in the adjoining bedroom. She rushed in the direction of the report, and was horrified to see her husband Iying on the bed with the blood oozing out of aswmall hole in his lefv. side, directly over s heart. Ho was gasping and in a few sec- onds hie breathed his last. Mrs. Beagle was iuterviewed as to w she knew about the affuir that might inai what had led her husband to the act. could give no information. He had told her | in the morning that he was tired of hving and o made up his mind to kill him self. She thought no more about what he had said until she heard the report of the pis- | tol. Itthen flasned upon her that he had meant what e said, and she run to his side, but it was too late. Beaglo has been in the saloon business for some time past. Mo ran a saloon on Cut-off 1sland for o time and one on Twelfth street in Omalia up to about three mouths ago. His saloon there was a popular vesort, but it bore a tough reputation with the police. About o months ngo he closed his place there and moved to tais city and started up a sa- 1oon at 714 Broadway and this, 100, has borne a hard na Itis known as the St. Klmo and lias been headquar v all sorts of disreputable doings. Beagle was a printer and he worked in a numberof priuting ofices on the other side of tho river before ho had gone into the saloon business, As soon. as the shot had been fired Dr. Bellir ger was notifled, but before e a 1 on the scene Boagle had breathed his last, Coroner Waterman was also summoned, and by his orders the body was moved to the un- dertaking _establishment of wW. C. Estep, where an inquest will bo held this morning av 10 o'clock. When the body was lifted from the bed the vall dropped upou the sheet aud was picked up and Kept by the underta It had evi- lently come from the huve Smith & Wesson which was lying by the side of the deud man, It had entered the left side within au inch of the nipple, and had come out of the right side, about six inches farther down, and about six inches from the spine. Last evening, afterinvestigating the affair, the police came to the conclusion that it might not have been a suicide, after all. Ofticor O’'Connell was detailed to work up the case. He made o thovough investigation, but owing to the different and ofton contra! dictory stories which were told by the neigh- bors about the affair. but little was_learned It was found that there was no powder mark ing around the wound, or on _the undershirt which the dead man wore. This fact, it is thought, is good cevidence that the gun was fired from a distance. Another thing that causes some suspicion is that thero are pow$ der marks on the right hand of thé dead man, between the thumb and the fore finger. The theory of those who be- lievo that he was the vietim of foul play is that hie was attacked by someone with' the gun, and that he made a grab for the weapon just as it went off, catching the charge of powder in the hand. 'One of the neighvors stated that she heard Beagle say a few sec- onds bofore the report of the gun, “Oh, for God’s sake, don't do that,” Who the Shooting could be laid to, providing it 18 found that the case is not one of suicide, is hard to tell. Mrs. Beaglo and her husband, it is stated, have quarrelled a good deal of late, and some are of the opinion that the shooting was the outgrowth of their quurrel. She disappeared last evening shortly after the body had been removed from the house, and where she went could not be learned, as the men about the salcon did not seein to know. —— The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will close hereafter at 6o'clock Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and_Friday evenings. Mondays 9 o'clock, Saturday 10 o'ciock, Boston Store, Council Biufls, Fotberinghain, Whitelaw & ‘0. MLl Shugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk field, garden and flower seeds in tho west Catalogue and samples by mail. District Court News District court was occupied yesterday with the trial of the case of Krueger against the city. Krueger sued the city for $10,000, which he claims as damages for the death of his wife. It is alleged that Mrs. Krueger fell on a defective piece of sidewalk at the corer of Main street and Washington avenue, that had been unsafe for some time, and had been allowed to go without being re- aired by the aeglect of the city ofticials, She afterwards died. Monday night the ae- fendants filed a motion for a more specific statement, and this was argued by the attorneys and submitted. Yesterday morning it was overruled by Judge Deemer, The defendants then filed a demurrer, and this was overruled. The jury was then em- pannelled, and the trial was proceeded with. The defendants claim that the death of Mrs. Krueger was not caused by the fall, as it did not take place until & year and a half after the fall was had. All the day wastaken up with the evidence on the side of the plaintiff, and still there's more to follow. The attorneys state that it will be several days berore J;e cose is completed, as they have only fairly started. e — The Fairmount ic cigar at the Fountain. el B Trees, all kinds, guaranteed to grow, prices cheap, it Mairs!, Brosdway, ovposite postor- co. e Lace curtains cleaned from 5oc to $1.25 per pair, at Twin City dye works. —— He is Insane. Johu I, Wright, who was arrested Monday ou # charge of insanity ou a complaint filed by his brother, Charles Wright, was brought before the insane commissioners yesterday for an examnation, His brother, who lives on Fixteenth strect newr the Iudian creck ed that the unfortunate man had ¢ some time and that he thought the illness had unbalanced bis intellect. Monday he took a kuife ana threatened to kill himself withit. His friends disarmed him, but a few minutes later he seized an ax and rushed out into the yard, saying he would end his Jifo with that, After considerable difficulty the ax was gotten away from hiun and the sheriff was called upon 1o take him iu eharg The commissioners ordered that he be con- fined in St. Bernard's hospital temporarily. Dugquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice They ure delicious. e J.C. Bixby, steam neating, sanitary en- gineer, 202 Morriam block, Council Blufts — Muir tas all sorts of fruit, shade and orna- mental trees, Broadway, opposite postofiic eed oats, corn, millet and seed potatoes, gurden seeds of all kinds, at H. L. Carmun’ 500 Main and 501 Pearl streets, Kelly Out on Bail. J. C. Keily, who has been under arrest for several duys past on suspicion of having been implicated in the robbery of the postofiice at Albuquerque, N. M., in which $15,000 was taken, was brought before Commissloner Hunter last evening for a hearing. Neithew the district attorney uor the Denver detec tives were on hand s had been expected. Kelly gave an sccount of himself that, it is stated, proved satisfactory to the authorities tabl THE OMAHA DAII and he was released on 00 bail, or a charge of detaining tho United States mail. This offeuse is alleged to have been comumitted when he took tho letters which ro addressed to the otwer J. C Kelly and failed to return them to the postoftice when he found that they were not intended r bhim, District Attorney Miles is expected to arrive this uorning without fail, and Keily will then have liminary hearing on the charge of de the mail. It is thought by some that, although the postal authorities claim that they are satisfied that Kelly is not the man waited, the case against him has not boen v ood, but will be renewed against bim, provided the i tors, when they arrive, leave uny doubt as to his innocence, & pre- aining VeDermid's Success, Prof. McDermid, who last year left his po- sition in the deaf and dumb institution in Council Bluffs to accept the superintendency of a like institution in Winnipeg, has been winning his way and thus meeting the ex- pectations of his many friends. The minister of public works, in his wnnual report, says of the iustitution The governmey belng able to se vory fortunate In «successor, to Mr. Wat 1 the person of Prof. D, W. McDermid who, from the recommend ' to be eninently Guallfi nd sinee hisappointment f to b very respect a und efficient officer. intercst in the institution has inereased o im extent that tho number of pupils ubled. At gresent time e 11 be Incroascd IS thirty-two. 1t i fully if not more ber hie close of the en- pos has proven comy 1 tnat the niumber w suing year. The wife of the prineipal, Mrs, MeDermi engaved s pss'stant teacher. She hasa large experience both as o pupil raduating at the Ontario institution of the deaf aud dumb) nnd as o teacher for many years. and her servie therefore nnot fail to be of great ben the institution Owing to the inc 8¢ In the number of pu- bils durinz the and the probuble inercise n the futu further assistunce in teaching will be required. erest to consult juy your furnitur Mandel & carpets It is to your Klein before you or stoves. The Boston Store, Council Bluffs,will elose hereafterat 6 o'clock Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Friday eveni Monduys o'clock, Saturdays 10 o'clo pston Store, ouncil Bluffs, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. Boartz' Bad Boy. A warrant was issued in Justice Hammer's court yesterday against a fourteen-year-old son of William Boartz, charging him with committing an assault and battery on & nine year-old daughter of Charies Adams. Young Boartz, it is claimed, picked up a brick and threw at the little girl, hitting her in the eye and inflicting o terrible wound, The boy had gone fishing when the warrant was_is- sued, and he was nov arrested until last evening. The frequency with which cases of juvenilo depravity are coming before Justice Hammer Is convincing that gentieman that a judicial spanker would be a convenient addi- tiou to the court apparatus, for the purpose of meeting out purishment to those who are not oid enough to go to the county jail and too unruly to be controlled by their parents. Furnished rooms for rent, sightly located and convenient to center of the city. Address A, Bee office, Freight for 150 miles p) bought of Mandel & Klein, The Evidence All In, The taking of the evidenco in the ca Henry against Evans, was completed y day by Refereo Ross. The hearing was hiad in the library room of the court house. G F. Wright appearcd for the plaintiff and N M. Pusey for tho defendant. It now remains for the attorneys to make theiv arguments if thoy choose to do so, but it is stated that they will let the case o to the referee without any argument. The verdict of the referce will be made in u few days. d_on all goods 0 Broadway. Progress. Tt is very important in this age of vast ma- eriul progress that a remedy be pleasing to the tasto and to the eye, easily taken, accept able to the stomach and healthy in its nature and effects, Possessing theso qualities, mostgentle diureti BEE: WEDNESDAY - me here from w..mml.,. engaged in a duel. Rose was killed, and Flood was shot in the mouth and breast, but will probably recover. The shooting was the ult of a quarrel at gambling & short time ag - - YORK BANK'S LOSS. NE The Ninth National suffers 1hrough a Former Predident. New Yok, Apr Rumors were cut- ront late this afternoon that the Ninth Na- tional bank was in Tnvestigation showed that Bank Exatiiiier Hepburn and the clearing house cowmittee were making an investigation. Tonight Hepburn made a statement to the press to the effect that the iuvestigation reveals a shortage of $400,000, ehargeable to a former president of the bank. While the loss is serious it does not impair the bank's solvency nor its ability to ta'e care of its customers. The assets besides the loss mentioned are of good character and the discounts of exceptionally good character. “The bank," added Mr. Hepburn, “has been unfortunate, but it is perfectly’ sound and entitled to the support of depositors: and tho public The clearing house committee issued a statement of similar purport, endorsing the solvency of the bank he late president referred to was John T. Hill, who died in Maveh last of consumption, It was only a few days ugo that anything wrong was discover -— To keep the beard from turning gray, and thus prevent the appearance of ages, use Buckigham's dye for the whiskers, the best dye made. o Had a Hard Time in Mexico, Batox Rover, La., April 2%, — Ex-Secret of State Strong, who walked out of the cou room and disappeared three years ago while on trial for embezzlement, retirned today and surrendered. He said he had been in Mexico and bad a havd ti rewstst Field Reported Improving. New York, April 28.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bree.]—David Dudley Field, who was To enre Biliousness, Rick Hendache Constipation, Malaria, Liver Complaiuts, tiko the safo and certain remedy, SMITH'S EILE BEANS Use the BMAL 8IZE (40 little beans to the bot tle). They are the most conventent: sult all ages. Pricoof eittier size, 25 cents per bottle. K'ssl"c at 7, 17, 70: Photo-gravure, panel 6iz6 of this pi eenta (coppers or stamps), Dordil] J. F.SMITIT & o co., silo Louls, Mo RYETURE [t orggivorelief liko* Dr, Plor bt Frlian.* Tt has cured thousands ! R phie ERT, scnd y aetic Einstic Truws Co.. Ran Francisco, Cak C. A. HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Makors of OFFICE, 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ta “Gas Heating Stoves. SMOKE s, bed rooms, ete. assortment. Call und see our lurge C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co. 211 Pearl and 210 Main Street. NOTICES. SPECIAL COUNCIL BLUFFS, Syrup of Figs is the one perfoct laxative and [ W ANTED A eirl to do sencral housewori kuown. First ave. Gilbert Convicted. JOR RE Stutsman st.: $18 per In the case of the state against Jobn Gil- bert, on trial in the district court, the jury yesterday afternoon found the defendant guiliy andffixed tho valuo of tho property at 50, The trial of the case of the state against Goorge Reed, who was charged with having stolen two gallons of whisky, was closed and submitted to the jury. e for the Cough Following La Grippe. Many people who haye recovered from the influenza are now troubled with a persistent cough. Mrs. A, J. Alien, wife of the editor of the Scott County, Towa, Blade, su: Chamberlain’s Cough ' Remedy is a specific for the cough which usually follows an attack of 1a grippe. For sale by all druggists. A Specific Tmica, N. Y., April 28.—It is estimated that the loss at the Harrisville fire yesterday aggregated $100,000, with an insurance of about half. FRANKLIY, Pa., April 28 —Earloy this mormng the Center block and a number of stores burned. Loss, $110,000, = Queen of the May. Say ma, the girls say if my face want so speckled up with pimples, they’'d make me “Queen of the May.” What shall 1 doi ‘Why, get a bottle of Hatler's sarsaparilla and burdock, of course; it's the most wonderful blood purifier of the age. R R A Virginia Tragedy. ROANOKE, Va., April 28.—A terrible trag- edy occurred in Marshall's cafe today. Nick Flood, son of Mayor Flood, and a prominent citizen, and Charles L. Rose, who recently Terrible Skin Disease ed by Cuticura Remedies At a Cost of $3.7 cab, Imes my 1 be- My arms shoulder y bick ¢ y 10 & o best doctors with any different medie ase was hereditary, aud, 1 be bl ARCHER RUSSE With Kores varyin doliar. T hud doctore with ail 10 seven, and ti A. B. PEACOCK, WaKeeney, K; BOAD offe re has been cure fora fa Lyen of the disea: sed one box CURA SOAP, on 1 bl soft skin wany and have had sin ne fave ut’ four yours with what the docto.s @lled eczoma. | wis troubled mostly my Wit weltrl that | Cuticura Remedies Pole Are sald ovury CUTICURA, the great Xquisitd skin ] v ANDCHEMICAL end for “How Viustrations yn 1100 testing kheads, red, rough, PN apped and olly skiu cured by CUTICURA IAP, HOW MY SIDE ACHES! Aching Sides and Back, Hip, Kidney and Uterine Palns. and’ Rhoumutisin KELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the Outi- CUBA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Price 2cts, r& M fine 1mporte all on 1. J. Hutch- month. 1 TOOR SALE or Trado Clydesdale stuliion. ¢ inson & Co.. 617 Broadwa, WAN Wia H. Odell. OME fine residonce property for rent by Day & Hess, 10 Pear Sraot Z {OR SA LE—Hotel centrally lo good business. Or will exchang tarm in western lowa. Hotel lease, furaiture and fixtures; un A No. I chance to stop Into o good paying bus ness, Reasons for selling, other business quiring all owner's attentlon. Burgains in_residence und erty. K. P. Offic agent, (GARDENS Some choloe gurden land near X Council Blulls for sale on easy terms. also vineyards und a large list of Towa farms. Johuston & Van Patten. TR SALE-A fine tamily horse, 7 this spring, weighs 105 orrel. Bred by Robert H, F. Hattenlinuer, 27 Council Bluffs, AVE cash customer for four lots betwae 218t _und 2th sts., between Ave D and 4th ave., J. P. Greenshields, 610 Brondway. apotent girl in family of 512 High School avenue. Mis. E ed, dolng for good business pro cer, real estate and insuranco st.. Councii Blufts, eurs old pounds, color regor. Address to 81 Fourth street, woll locate s and burn, y_property, and good time giver. on balance. ~Call on or address D, J. Hutehinson & Co.. 617 Broad way. NOK RE o Moduhon block, & story brick, with basement and elovator. J. now modern houso provement rooms; will sell on easy payments; loca the Fifth avenue motor lina. D. J. Hutehin: Broadwa OR SALE or Rent—Garden {RUTT farm for sale or trad und sl In_bearing: good Will take somo good o with all the land, with houses, by J. & Rice. 103 Main st., Jounell Bluffs A True P:ediction, We told our patrons last season that the old style gasoline stove was a thing « f the past. This year, by paying a $5,000.00 roy- alty to the makers of the Now Process Vapor Stove Co., every other vapor stove company can make'a stove under their patents. We are the exclusive agent for the original New Process stove with its great 1801 improve- ments, also forthe Quick Meal New Process, the best of all the uthers, Our last year's ex- perience has enabled us to select the best steves tor our 1501 trade. We will sell on EASY PAYMENTS. Wo will send stoves on trial and guarantee sutisfaction chase before seeing s, Cole & Cole, Main street. R don’t pur- 41 igerators on Payments. Greatest _bargains ever offered. wers, Bulk gaiden seeds. Victor les. Cole & Cole, 45 Main street. Pointers on_ Bicycles. There will be hundreds of wheels sold in Counc’l Bluffs and vicluity this seaaon, and no 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 galumbian. Note these points of unquestionable superiority over all other machines : The Steering—The Columbia spring fork has no “flumadels” to interfere with the steadiness of steering. Askold rders about “hands off,” Woight—Don't ke the catalogue weight. The Columbia weighs 48’ pounds ou the scales. A few pounds of unnccessary weight is & ton up the hill. Simplicity—The Columbia double diamond frame combines lightue: strength and simplicity. Cushion Tires *You pay your money and you takes your choica.” The Columbia is made either way, although the solid tire is without doubt the most durable, Refrigerators, 's best, the North Star and the The Worl | Leonard, r 1ge in prices from $4.00 up, Gasoiine stoves, The Reliable Process Evaporator stove is the best in the market. No sub-buruer, co sequently burns less gasoline, The Best Lawn Mower. Genume Philadelphia lawn mower. Do not buy inferior imitations when you van get the real article for the same money, P, C. DEVOL, D04 BROADWAY AND 10 MaIN s7, APRI taken ill on Saturday at Mamaroueck and was yesterday brought to his home in this city, was reported_today as somewhat im proved. He is sufforing from a complication of diseases, intensified by old age - - The Shah of Persia Though advanced in y i hue y hairs a | uts domintons, and b <, has hair of raven y prohibited in o tho large ship- No griping, no nausea, no pain when De | ments to that conntry of Ayer's Hait Vigor, Witt's Little Early Risers ave taken, Smuall | by the use of which the Shih-s ubjects save pill. Safe pill. Best pill not only their hair but their heads, Ayer's - - Hair Vigor restores the natural color of the Défanlting Superyisor Disappe: hair, 1t should be on every toil AUV o AL, shou W on eve ollet-table, Quisey, Til., April 28.—J. B, Tempe, super , y Beauryer PoLis) me time ago my hair be, to fall out so hadly that 1 thou bo bald; but the to fade and ht 1 should of Ayer's Hair Vigor SAVING LABOR, CLEANLINESS, DUBABILITY & CHEAPNESS, UNEG visor, who was shor hus fled the city. His in his accounts #7,000, bondsmen offer a ward for his apprehension, | has restored the original color and made my NO 000R WHEN HEATED. - e - hair strong, abundan d healt) The U. S. government ¢ Ing large numn not fall out any more.” — Add; { bers of the Improved Howe scales. Borden Race st., Cinelinati, Ohio, & Selleck Co., agents, Chicago, 111 1My hair (which ad partly tined gray) 3 . o was testored o its youthiul color and Reported sale of the Anaconda Aty by 136 UES of & 1ew BOLlIeS of Avers Brrre, Mont., April 28 —It is veported Hair Vigor. 1 shull Hie ty use it, as here tonight ttat the Anaconda mine has | there is no better drossing for the hair. = been sold to the Rothehilds, - dache 0 Gapp, Georgeana, « Ala. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, DR.J.C. A\"ll;( &‘(“rl;.,";.b\\'(‘”. Mas: s aud Perfumors, Gesaler's Magic Hea Wafers, Curesali | headuches in 20 minut At all dr Ex-King Mernovies, April 27 MAIN STREET. Advices }‘“‘,u r""-xus.m.mnnm[n;n ex-King Tamasese | " == - i I bl AL il Y OFFICER & PUSLEY, , 8 & A0 NEW OGDEN HOTEL " n Coancil Blufs, THE GENUINE TeorteD cARLSED BA NK ER S s et S ot SPRUDEL SALT 3 R Is of great benefit in temporary and habitual Corn Matn ana Broadway, » ”'l' " 2 ‘;{ .‘”““ i constipatio ve ind A discuses, - aving throug i m’\l:l:“[\‘:‘(h be r‘;yr;""v’\’ler:lhr“::v"H‘(“VA ‘In"n | do ] GEO, M. WHITNEY, Managor. \\\.u:-‘ n.ll mphlet. Eisnor & Mendelson Co.. - farclay St, N, Y. , ————_| HENRY H VAN BRUNT, RAGS AND IRON' e Buggies, Carriages, Spring Wagons, Carts, Road Wagons, HARNERSS, RTOC, Gives Better Value for money than any house on Missour: River, ) COUNCIL BLUFFS, [OWA. ALE DEALER IN— Highest cash price paid for all kinds of serap metals. Country dealers und merchants will find 1t to their advantage to communi- cate with us before disposing of their stocks, GILINSKY BROS., Union Broadway Depot, Council Bluffs, I FileyBurke, Thos. E. Casady. BURKE & CASADY, Attorneys-at-Law PRACTICE IN THE STATE CoURTSs, Offces: J. J. Brown Bullding, Council Bluffs, | Towa, rags and Tel. 801. AND ¥ DERAT, THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, la. | This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open. Cragin & Co., Proprietors. To Bee-Keepers I carry a full line of Beekeepers’ sup- plies, including comb foundation, hon- knives, smolkers, sections and all supplies for the apiary. M. S. ROODP, 0 1. Broadway, Couneil Blufls, fowa, CITIZENS STATR BANK Or Council Bluffs. CAPITAL STOCK -$150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 DirecTors—1. A. Miller, F. 0. Gleason, E. L Bhugart. E. E, Hart, J. D. 'Edmundson, Oharles K. Hannan, Transaot general banking busi- ness. Largest capital and surplus ot way bankin Southwestern lowa INTEREST ON TIM: DEPOSITS, M. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D, Eye, By L e Vehicles, Columbia Buggies, stons, Bonanza Buggies and Phretons, Spring Michigan and Van Brunt Road Wagons, Carts at variety. Correspondence solicited and cata= on applicatior Hamilton Grade | Surries and Ph Wagons, all styl and Harness in g1 logue and price Nose and Throat Bpecialist, Counctl Blufrs, - Sore eyos, painful and 'wes earach charges frow tareh, hay d all acute ons of specialty. Glass eyos fit- ted withont pain e« nceurntely pres difticult cases, often curing chronie sick headuche. Surgical operations, wher wary, painiessly p i, assuring bost Office, Shugart- B om 1., Council B COUNCIL BLUFFS3 Medical and Surgical Institute. BELLINGERS, PROPS, of all kinds und deform- § Broudway, ribed in Izl and G. A. Schoesdack, Proprietor, Offices Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. Dye, clean and refinish goods of every description. Packages received at either office or at the works, Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. 621 Broadway, Council ities speeialt Council Blufrs, fa. 1ondonderey Lo Rheumatism, érasvef Gifi%?snfifi, Albuminuria, And il Kidney and Bladder Troubles, nothing else has yet been offered the public that has had a tithe of the success of Londonderry Lithia Spring Water, ly by all our best physicians. From An 1t is being prescribed constant- What others think of us: iminent Boston Surgeon, Walton Blumer Cured of G avel. Rheumatic Gouts T have tested your Lithia Watcr in numerous | [ Liixastox Avi, Atuaxx. N. J57 B Rt ceny Dialali 'ls not well eliminated from | Occupation:” Sexton of Tahernacle Bu omgerof I B U Phasictiigtnd} | TR System, and find that 1t uets execedtgly Church, Aliany. N. Y. TR ) At i X well,” T bhetleve that ny cases of urie acid At the suggestion of my physician, Dr. L. B, Ev: T wish to report to you what | Qiathosis. which give ms to RITEUMATISM, | Binir, who wis {roating o for many 0s to me & remarkable cure of the most | GOUT, and. sooner or later, that fo kid- r‘lhhllmllm ent success for grivel and sgravated case of rheumatic gout that Thave | PV and bladder disease dependent upon urie 1’;1‘“|‘:'|{\"'|',l|'|‘||I|K ( n th use of LONDON- acld, will he greatly henefitted by the free use ATER in April lust. Since everseen. The patient, Mr. Fred Fitzgerald, | ¢ LHNDO! RRY LITHIA WATER, and to - using t er T have hud but one attack of ged ut 28 years welgnt | pounds, ner- | such would mmend it "ABLE my old ¢ nt, whieh formerly seldom left s temp it complexfon bionde, hubit [ WATER. 1K LIQUORS ARE TO BE USED.no nd kept me i almost CONSTANT M18- spare, by oceupation a machinist. presented [ water Is at once so agreeuble for diluting The severe neuralglc pains of a eute himself for treatment. Aug. 18 180, He had and 50 preventutive of the bud conse- ture peculiar to the dis togother contracted RHE MATISM some flve yeurs ago ps following their use Lit) W imount of blood 1 waus voidin while living in K and since that time t all others for the man who | With my urine. kept me fn u wenkened and has been practicall, up every fall and | lives well nks good wine. debilitiated condition so that Leould searcely winter with this diseas aid ot full to Very truly. do iy work. 1 must honestly say that [ have make its appearuion with the cold and damp 1 M. JERNEGAN, M. D, leen 5o well or felt so stiong 1 years as 1 weather, e complatued of pain In the left | 700 Tremont St, e Leen this summer, and nothing else hus knee, ankles of the done it except the use of the Lithin Water, ag 1 nhave tuker other remedy 1 9 e sl GAINF 1 and feol nd STREN( s thot It Oxpress my ife. "Toannot ) to thank % i i D B for r your most A Lynn Druggist Coved of valuable water, 1 shull always kive 1ttho For years I have heen PASSING STONES | Unstinted praise which 1t merits, © FROMTHE KIDNEYS. like those I sent WALTON BLoOMER. Albuny, N. Y., Oct. 6, 150, CHARLESTON, Mg LONDONDERRY, LITHIA SPIING (0 Dear Sirs: | For five or six vears past 1 hav been ot times 1 fferin TERRIBLE PAINI IN MY KIDNEYS. | have been under the care of doctors, and by thelr dircetion u~m¥ 1 have been informed that they raro of urid acid formation. During all this time I have suffercd from i most distressing cystitis, i duced, no doubt, by the presence in the urf uric ACID CRYSTALS. Medlein o temporary relief. AL the sugzestion of a phy- sletan T hegan 1the use of the LONDON DERRY LITHIA WATER. The effe -t was a1, 1800, Lehizh V he had e me h D, NpplY of wa "ALREADY GATNEI ¢ N ot sure | Virious reniodies and witers, hut 1 have used W and wus still wnintnz, By the | Srising. Tho fnfense suffering. the bioody [ none trom which I derlved s much benoft ag thmo the watdr w et 15, the gravelly urine and all the old | from the “Londonderry Lithia Water” "1 as over, thotigh w kL of ptoms of URIC ACK TALS and |consider it a “sire cure” when used froe Taln QilK full anamuch dnfavorable wenther ve disapp n eon and I wouldnot e without i1, 1 willin, o will Suro iy o ull}l\[rl-\wll HNHHT ~|H‘| oflt of iy, Who iy b Ahus iy Wi, BYoKFODY smmend it to all persons sufferiug trom ki ney troubles. or seen an in fo Most respectfully, nge for the good in Slncerely yours. REV. JAMES N. SUPPLE Morey. M. D. all thuies to produce the evidence of their geniinencss ndonderry Lithia 1s prescribed by Leding Physiciins of the country, and we are ready to give their names. the leading Clubs and Hotels und we are prepared to It Is used by the most eminent citizens, from the Vice-President of the United States down, and thelr names are on our books. Our test monials are all verified by Phigicians of well-known standing, and no others ever aee the Uight Our suc lits een 50 notuble that the country has boen flooded with MANUFACTURED “LITHIA WATERS" k of natur Send forour circulars and become WV F pubatals none but reliable pinions and stand ready L Ttis In dally use In all me them. clulming to be superior to the genuine LONDONDERRY when you se (*, t, Distributing Agents, Omaha, Neb, quulnted with all the tacts, so I tyou muy know the IN & GALLAGH CHARLES B. PERKINS & CO, Selling Agents, 36 KILBY STREET, BOSTON, MASS.