Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL CFFICE: No, 12 PF BLUF ARL Tellvered by Carrier in auy part of the City, MANAGER H, W, TILTON - TELEPHONES: f Bustuess Offiee Night Editor e ————————————— MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Co. Couneil Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Craft's chattel loans, Real Rock Springs coal. Thateher 1f you want g0 16 Bixby's, J. R Huwldns was arrested ater in your yar Merriam block Miss Stella Patterson Miss Nannie L. Dorsey of Chicago is in the city, the guest of Mrs, Gus Kohn, ington streot, M. Bunker addre yoster afternoon at the Christian association roo The Woman meet this afternc W. Tulleys on Park avenue, The Social union of the Pr church will med tomorrow eve u b k on Third avenue. formerly of th rin Chicago, 18 visiting 5. Hel The proposed trip of the W Malvern and roturn was post Iy on neeount of the threatening we ‘I'ne funeral of the late Mr, A, H place yesterday aftarnoo at the corner Avenue (i A memorial service was last rinity Methodist ehurch cached by the pastor, ey r,and the hing to th adden’s drum corp rhe Good Templars social in their hall in the Arvcher A m:sical and literary pr seen preparcd. Mes, Dillo wer, accompanicd by Mr. Sin der several selections, N. Loug, who tends bar at was arrested yosterday moving Kelly for keepiog his When the oflicer made his eatry room Long was standing at the seven thirsty men in front of th cach with acheer sehooer before bi customers were locked up in the ninth soldicrs attended act as witnesses this morning in police court W. W. Gilmoro raised a large noise in his part of the city yosterday after- at_the corrier of avenue 1 He turned his wife out of his _children flying to tho neighbors ' for protection, and was chusing tho hired girl arsund the house with an axo t appeared on the seene, noon. He live and Tenth street, the house, sent when Ofticer Wy Mr. Gilmore was taken to the polic but even there he could not owler and Officers ‘e necessary 1o prevent tedring down the jufl. | drunkenness un; will have a hearing this morning. Morgan’s prices for furniture on ment plan lower than any other house in city Re-upholstering specialty! 22 fine 1Y the Boston Store, Counetl 3lufs, fa O Allourm monday and_Monday uight. Council Bluffs, la. Racing on Broadway. Four young bloods came ove drove n double scated stablo, and felt very gay. way, in the vicinity of trect they overtools o car three ladies, also from Owmnha, fits were soon driving at full spced up Br sometimes ouo rig ahead, and sometimes the othe appearcd was mached Brondway, denly’ a police ofticer scene, and the septet police station. purcntly res ‘The women, who table, and they could not restrain him admonition the ladies were one of them tearfull would €0 buggy ri 1g tnis morning on the charge or reckless {ying. They gave theirn William Ross. pearance. Colfax Spring: vin th the “Greut Rock 1sland Route.” a dozen vory low pleiisure seekers, Poat Club News, The Council Blufts Rowing association making proparations for an active work bers at present, and the list is Krowing. for the practice shells and the pleasure boats, cul is consu d from its present site. the intention of the club to build more commodious headquarters provements cun be trouvle. wude Ladies' all silk v at the Boston Stor Sanita; Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta. 0 Use for ¢ Mg park yesterday afternoon Models of Council Blufts Omuba. scen amoug amuteurs. 4103 in favor of the Models batted the ball The uwp Models, paonounced him base until the ball bad got there, cordingly threw up the spouge at that poiu- to Omaha, blamt of the game and went back ing the umpire for their dofeat, Grand opening of Schutzen park Manawa with concort, ball wnd &, Sunday 31 Ohe gold-lieaded canc Ono gold-headod umbrella, Ouo gold watch chain, One silvor butter dish One silver pickle custor Ouo puir ladies’ gold bracelets, Meeting of Masons, The Masoule grand lodge meets 1 Cedar Proparations have mode toreceive guests from all parts of the Rapids tomorrow state, and a large attendance is Chief Cury of the police force left for Cedar Lacy tonight, Wind will leayo today for instruction weoting Q lodge proper will take place ton Rapids last evening: Dr. T. B James Patter will start Alderman Pet the same place. The school o convenes today, und the Tho Lake Manawa hotel has beon 4, refurnished and renovated throughou aud Wil be opened Wednesday noon, Ju 1501 8c heavy shirtings for Council Blufrs, la, 04 Sapp block. yosterday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, entertained a num ber of her friends at a pienic Saturday after sed the men's meating Young Christianassoclation noat 3 o'clock with Mrs, s city but now friend topping at the Graid from tho ros street churcl to the music of Wall f the city will ¢ the popular Admission free, Broadway, Ly Oficer place open on Sunday. restrain his "The combined efforts of Deputy Mart wis booked with distur the peace. \ch sateens for 15e Monday at apes at kalf price. capes for 2,50, 6,00 capes for $3 00, 5,00, £18.00 capes for 27,50 all Boston from Omaha terduy afternoon to see tho sights. from an On lower Broad- wsisted that they had | not been racing; their horse simply felt 'k llowed 1o depart, vowing that she ne & again. The '\\fnunu men were held, and_will have « hear- n nes us linms, George Dougherty, Frank Peters They gave bail for their ap- Rock Island. Everybody has heard of them, located on Colfax hus medical mineral springs and hun- dreds aaily testify to their morits. first-class hotels furnish pleasant homes at | s tothe throngs of health and “There are about one hundred constantly They have recently purchased tho boat house at Munawa from the club, now have two houses, one of which here is a scheme on foot howover, to sell the old house, ated, the house XUyear it is The finun- ces of the club are mway above par this y and it is thought that the contemplated without s worth $1.00 for 49, not over threo to a customer, Monday all day Council Bluffs, Ta. ¢ soap, also aspecial glycerine soap, manufactured for ourselves and marked Be ton Store, 90 per cent glycerine. The two makes for 5 cents a cake, just half price. e Umpire, Thero was a game of baseball at tha driv between the and the Diamonds It was as nico & gamo as is often At tho end of the first half of the eighth inning the score stood Metz of the ) left and rau to fivst. safe, but Diamonds claimed that ne did not res prize bowl- > o yard at the Bos. ton Store all day Monday and Mouday night, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. Blumber of the Oitizens Rudely Disturbed by Saturday Night's Storm, FEARS OF A CYCLONE WERE GENERAL. tonring Win s, and Lurid Lightning Combine in Grand Oratorio—Effects ot the Display. Crashing Thunder A great deal of consternation was created Saturday night between 11 and 12 o'clock by 1n the sicy northeast of Many peoplo who had retired were aroused by the loud roaring sound, and those who Lad ever hac expericnce from a cy clone recognized the presence of the acrial monster by the high-pitchea and ¥ roar. The upper portion of the cloud could only be o the hills north of tho city, and be defin- a terribie commotion the eity con b the course it was taking could not during the evanescent Muny people took waited develop: itely determined flashe fthe 1 refuge in their cellars an ments in the safest place thoy I'hie cloud swung around from the north to the north tning, could. wstand disappearea in that divec ng continued for thirty Almost a all over the city and a as all the tioy The roaring s minutes add gradually died away lead calm prevailed iht shower 1 glod with hail ru experienced. [hLat it was a cycelone was not doubted by scores of people who had seen enough of tiiem to bo ablo o recoguizo one when they saw it. The belicf was geueral that the coudtry north ana cast of the city had been visited by a disastrous tornado, but as the most reli: information to be obtained was based upcn pure conjecture the town returned to its beds after anxiously watching the clouds for hulf an lour, expecting to get up ye «day morning and hear all about an other Girinnell norror. The play of the lightning from on int in the clouds wits incessant and the iy cold wind that el fro he orth a few minutes after the storm passed was regacded as the final proof of the eyclonic churacter of the disturbance larly” yvesterday morning peoplo living ceveral 5 north of the city came to town 1o ket storm news, Thev reported that ad passed apparently ten miles north of No tidings of any disustor, however, received, and if the storm was cyvclone ftcontinued high in the air until it bad spent its force. Many people took car riaves yesterday and drove out in the \pprreat track of the tor 1 in the evening without isthiog wore thun & e a vard, Extra ty apron einghams, 61jc; will compare with any Sc goods. Boston Store, i Blufts, ia. Furniture, carpets, refrigerators, haby car- ringes, stoves, crockery, and ull house fur- nishing goods, cash or on easy payments, at Mandel & Kicin's rd's Trish linen thread, two spools for Brook's best soft finisn in all numbers, black and white, spool. Boston Store, Council Biuffs, la. s E glven an opinion with v to the power of the gov- eruor to remit fines that have been levied on account of violations of the state liquor law. The inquiry which the opinion is aimed to answer was put to him by Governor Boies. thie case in question is that of the state agutnst Jacob Howarth, who was tried ou charge of violating the liquor law in Ear vison county. He was convicted and sent- tenced to puy o fine of M. He appealed the case to the snpreme court, nfter giving bond. Tho decision of the lower court was afiirwed, and Howarth did uot pay. Judgment was given on the boud, and it Was sought to force the sureties to pay the required amount. ‘The surcties applicd to the chief executive and tried to induce him cwit the flue by using nis official pardou- ing vower, Governor Boise was doubtful whether le had the right to do so. To sat- isfy the doubt in his own mind he laid the matter before the attoruey general, The uttorney gencral in his opinion states that he believes the constitution wives the governor the right to remit fines of the kind ioned uduer such regulations as have u provided by law. The law provides that he may remit fines and forfeitures upon such consideration aud with such restrictions us ho may think fit. s thinks the main point to be investizated is whether the for- feitures under consideration belong to the cluss which, according to the wording of the statute, 1t is nded to give the governor | the rizht to remit. He refers to the case of Harbin acainst the state, in which it was de- cided that the governor had the right to remit a judgment which had been_ rendored upou a forfeiture of a boud given after arrest on preluninary information aud pending a hearing bofond & magistrate, ‘The court held that a fine that case was subject to remis- sion by the governor, and the only difference, rding to the opinion of the attoruey gen: I, between the voud in tho two cases is {in the Harbin case the bond was for a ice, and in the other was for an appeal to the supreme court, A nice pure mottled custile soap, 3 cakes for 10c, ywhere for 10 a cake. Bos- ton Store, Council Bluffs Ia. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl stroet, next to Graud hotel, Telophono 145, High grade work u specialty. 1215¢ black check, stripa and plaid organ- dies, 12 vards for §1.00, Monday at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, T, Odd lots of corsets sold for 75e and §1.00, including some of the most popular makes, all 1w oue lot for dc cach whilo they last. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta. Discussing the Place, The building committee of the First Baptist chureh met an architect Saturday aftornoon, for the purposo of getting some further ideas as 10 the new church building which it is pro posed to erect. Plans had been prepared, but they were not in all respects satisfactory, and tho most of the afrernoon was devoted to a discussion of the plans, and the malig of sugiestions. A new set of plans will be pre- pared and will be presented to the committeo at its next meeting, which takes place next Saturday afternoon It is intended that the building shall cost about 20,000, exciusive of the lot on which it is to stand. Whetnor or not it will be ereoved on the site of the present building cannot be suid just yet. One of the committeo stated yesterday that the trustees bad hit upon a Combination by which it was expected that the funds necessary to do the work ruised in & very short time. Tho work of collecting will ‘be commenced in a fow days. Double fold Columbia suitmgs in stripes, plaids and figures, some beautiful wool ¢ focts at 10c & yard, would bo cheap at 10c. Boston store, Council Blufls, Ta, Mar Bouricius, music_teacher, removed o 538 Broadway, over O. B. music company 10¢ Turkey red 50¢ & dozen. oh, or fts, la. New Club Rooms. The furniture of the new club rooms be longing to the “League' is all in place and IWO GREAT MINDS AGREE. Sir Morrell Muckenzie and Professor Koch, the highestauthorities in Europe, unhesitatingly Soden Pastilles (Troches) for all Throat, Lung and Catarchal discuses. Aguinst Maluria and other atmospheric influences, these troches are without equal. Beware of imitations. The genuine must have the testimonial and signature of Sir Morrell Muckenzie around every box, Price 5¢ recommend the | THE OMAHA DAILY IHCE:l MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1801. the rooms are now opon and ready for occu- pancy, The only means of egress and in gress is through the hotel, n passage way having beon opened up so as to connect tho club room with the fourth floor of the Grand hotel. The furniture is neat and tasty in ap pearance and the rooms pleasant. A zrand opening is talked of aniong the bers, Try Duquette & Co’s Pomona fruit juico tablots, They are delicious, Tareo of our most popular makes of &1.00 corsets for 5)c Monday at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, I —— Unfon Park races, Omaha and Council Bluffs, June 012, $4,000; Sept. S-11, 5,500} Oct. 20-22, #,000. For programmes’ address Nat Bre hants’ hotel, Omaha. e Bashful Bridegrooms, Ministers declare that in nine cases out of ten brides are much more self-pos- sessed than the bridegrooms when the marringe cercmoay is being performed A shy. modest-looking little ereaturo robed in white will stand poerfectly evect, looking the minister calmly and squarely in the eye without for an instant losin, her self-poise, while the big, blunt six- footer of a bridegroom by her side is pale and nervous and trembling. His fingers are likely to twitch nervously, and hic y even hiteh at his trousor legs or twist a corner of his coat skirt, wasonce **best man™ to a stalwart, middle-aged bridegroom, noted for his cournge and feats of during, says a writer in the Philadelphin Call,” and when the time came for us to go down- stairs to meet the bride and her atten- dants, he nearly had a fit, and he looked like a walking corpse all through the ceremony. L had to keop saying “Brace up, old boy.” and **Come, come, you've got to go down,” to get him started at all; and at the door he was idiotic enough to clutch at me and HSay, Fred, how would it do to have Mary and the preacher slip in here and sver with before we go down I can’t go through it before al that erowd, s “Idiot!” 1 said, briefly and pointediy enough us to leave no doubt us to my weaning, “Mary won't come in here, nd you will go'down this instant.” He got through at last without doing or saying anything ridiculous, in which rvespeet he was luckier than another stalwart bridegroom of my acquaintance, who was so dazed and overcome that he held out one ot his own lingers for the ring when the minister said, **With this ving I thee wed.” Another bridegroom T know lost his head to such a degree that when it enme time for him to say. **I, Horace take thee, Annie, to bo my lawful wed ded wife,” he id, in an un- uaturally foud tone, “I, Annie, talke thee, Horace, to be my lawful weddod wife,” and when th ime came for him to introduce his bride to some of his fricnds who had not yet seen her he did it by saying, awkwardly, “Ah, er—NMiss arter, this is my wife, Miss Barton,” calling hor by her maiden name. Few men say “my wife” easily and naturally the first ‘time they use tho words in publie. A funny case was that of a badly rat- tled bridegroom who starea blankly the minister until asked if he took woman to be his lawful wedded when he started suddenly and hastily and said in the blandest manner: . “Ah! beg pardon, were you speaking to me?” A village preacher said that ho once »d a rural couple at the home of tho bride's parents in the presence of a large company of invited guosts, The bridegroom was o big, bony, red-faced young fellow, who looked as’ though he could have felled an ox with his fist; but he shivered and turned pale at the be- ginning of the emony, and at its close he fell down in a dead faint, to the manifest annoyance of his bride, who had been as cool as a cucumber, this wife,” The Lake Sho ast Train, me 7 the L. S. railway will place in daily service a fast morning train via the N. Y. Central and B. & A, to leave Chicago at 10:30 a. m., arviving at New York 2:10 p. m., Boston 3:40 p. m., next day. Close connection is made with all diverging lines throughout New England, enabling engers to re the more important points in this sect as well as the Atlantic coust r , be- fore dark. The equipment of this trai is new throughout and consists of v buled sleepers, buffet library car, o and dining car. Nooextra' fare. for complete sehedule of trains and sur mer tourist folde: H. S. Barlow, 185 Biddle street, Milwaukee, Wis.; C. K. Wilber, W. P. A i Incandescent Lamp A new lamp has appeared which will be a boon to those who are anxious to save the eyes all unnccessary strain while carrying on clevical work. This lamp is designed espeeially for desks or tables where it is desirable to concen- trate a bright light for writing or veuwd- ing, while the eye is afforded the maxi- mum amount of rest possible. The sides of the lamp are almost straight, while the bottom, or large end, is us nearly llat as possible. It is claimed that the straight lines provide b reflecting surfaces, and prevent, as much as poss ble. uneven intensities of light upon the object. The inside of the butt and the outside of the globe ave silvered and the incandescent filament is actually sur- rounded on three sides by a mirtor re- flecting all the light downward. While the lamp may be placed on a level or a little above thie level of the eye, no light strikes the eye directly from the lamp, ;s the siivering is covered and protected by an opuque substance. PEPPERMINT DROP The time s coming in which the man who carns his bread by tho sweat of bis brow need not work very hard i ovder to do it Did you ever notice how fashion revolves— sortof a turnstyle, as 1t were, Our alleged early spring seems to have had a full A fool and bis winter underwear are soon parted, Detined ur tooth was when an aching void—the hole where the dentist began. op- talk in every nation, every toakue, from Gre and’s icy mountains India's coral strand Though titled husbands sometimes cost o , thoy uro seldom dear to their wive It is rather odd, but when a man gets low dowa he is always havd up. The privileged old beau is a man of some SR B The longer most men are married, the more they are convinced it was their wives who asiod them to marry The man who is always thinking of himself seldom has any collaborateurs Tho best is tho cheapest in the end, no doubt, but a good many of us never get so fur us the beginning, There are some women only good to love pug dogs. 1t is usually tho “bright” man who is “polished’! in ais manners Tho telephone enables two men to lie to each other without becoming coufused *Great Sizzer ! is the favorite exclamation of the soda water salesman, “This is a neck-squeezed-it Jittle affair,” romurked the man who was hanged Many college graduates are excelient oarg men, yet they do uot know how to padd their own canoes when they go out into the world @}or every man who knows more thao he tells there ro fifty who tell more thau thoy kuow, who seem to be GHOULS AT BARNEN'S (RAVE, Robbars Attempt to Stéal the Body of the Dead Showman, BUT TWO WATCHMEN WERE ON HAND. The Villains Escape in the Darkness, but Leave Their Tools in the Excavation Made Be- side the Tomb, Burinarront, Conn., May 30, tempt to steal the body of P, T, dead showman, was made yesterday morning by thero was a dr A daring at- Barnum, the about whouls, At the time zling rain and it was very dark. G an and John Blakeman, the watchmen, wi sleeping ina shanty about fifty feet to the south of the grave, I'he littlo house is in a and cannot be seen from the grave on a dark night. The men fell asleep about two o'clock, having been ake during the previous day. Callaban i a light sleeper and was aroused by the sound of apick. He quickly aroused his companion and both looked to thelr revolvers, them re v for ceeded the di the s 18 cam: dozen fect of the to Callahan then asked, “Wio's thore No reply came, but the work stopped and oncof the men oxclaimed **Run, your life; we arc caught.” They dashed off aud watchmen fired their pistols at them. They continued shoot ing until their revolvers were emptied, A came from one of the men after he had run a short aistance and the guards supposed he had been shot. They followoed but could fina no one. Then they reloaded their re- volvers to be prepared for a shouls, They did not return, however, and an in- vestigation was made at tho grave. On the north side was found an excavation in the ground several leen. The ground there is soft and it had only taken few minutes todig itup. In order toreach the body it would iave been necessary to work throiigh a wall eight inches in thickness, which sur- rounds tue erave, Thecrypt is covered with two stone slabs, weighing two tous. This kind of a grave was made i accord with Bar- num's wish, he having said that it was safer and could not be entered without attracting attention of the watchimen of the ce: The men found a dark lantern in the oxcuvation which the ghouls had used and dropped in their flight. There was nothing ou it by which the owner could be identitied. After the guards had recovered from the oxcitement of the affair they reported it to C. 1. Bothwell, the busivess acent of the late showman, He w.s disinclined to believe tho story at nrst, but after tho men had related their full experience he decided to make an i igation for himself. This he did and I'the hole filled up, A correspondent sited Callahan. He secmod greatly excited when the matter was mentioned to Lim. He saic 1siness they noiselessly pro tion of the grave, whence ¢ cropt to within a 4 heard boys, for both cturn of the here was but one thing todo. Those men could only be there for one purpose at that hout of the night. It might be our lives or theirs. 1 called again but received 1o an- swer. Ifived in theajr. The men at once started on a run, and we after them firing as we went. They bad a good start of us, but we could hear them throw their tools in th bottom of a wagon, over near the cometery pump. We then went back to the grive and found they d started a nole about four feet long by afoot decp at the west side of the grave. The dark luutern, tne we had seen, ug 'upon the sod, having vbeen dropped by the frightened scoundrels in their iight, “It was a night that Ul not forget as long as [ live,” said Callahan, and_Blakeman ox. pressed himself in a similar manner. When the news of the attempted robber: became known in this eity it caused widd spread indignation, The two watchmen have been guarding the grave since Barnum was buried. They would have been tuken off in a week or s As no attempt had becu made to rob th > the men had given up ex- ingsuch a thing and conscquently al- lowed themseives to sleep. The robbers ar thought to have come from out of town Late the night before a teani was hired in Miiford by four men. They said that they wanted t0 visit a house in the country. The tewmn was not roturued and was found wun- dering in tho streets yesterday. ‘The objects of the ghouls scems to have boen to get tho body and to nold it for a reward. Mrs. Ba num was_greatly agitated over the afair She said that had the body been stolen no re- ward would have been offered for 1ts return, as Mr. Barnum had wished it that way. Last night the guard was doubled at the grave. Pl R e SHE SEES MOORE'S DEAD FAC A Mental Vision Which Drives Mini Winterling Distracted. Cuicago, May #).—Minnie Winterling, rman girl twenty-two years old, w locked up at the Harrison streot station last night to prevent her from earrying out her threat to throw herself in the Chicago ri Minnio Winterhug is a charastor of mor than ordinary intercst. She was the muin witness in the celebrated Mooro murder trial at Ottawa, 111, which resuited in_the hang- ing of Charles Ford on the th of the prosent month and the fwprisonment of William O'Brien for life and Kate Ford for fourteen years. Tho murder of Moore, who was a traveling satesman for an Omana house, on the night of June 23, 1590, is still fresh in the public mind. Miunie Winterling was pres- ent at tho Killing and witnessed the wholo proceedings. She took the stand against her companious and caused their couviction. For this service sho was set free by the state, Aftor tho trial States Attorney Blake of LaSulle county obtained for Minnie a posi tion as domestic in a boarding-house in th city. Last evening the girl began to act s COPYRIGHT (895 Iits the nail on the head —one of Dr, Picree’s Pleasant Pel- lets. They do the right thing in the right way. They cleanse and regu- late the liver, stomach and bowels —thoroughly and effectively, but mildly and gently. They persuade, rather than force, One tiny, sugar- coated Pellet’s a gentle laxative 3 three to four act as a cathartic. They're the smallest, but the best. There’s less to take, but there’s more good in it, when it's taken. 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Sho says that 1oad fu of Moore a8 sha saw it on that fate " of Juue @3, and it almost drive her to distraction lespond - For Schlitz beer apply to 020 Farn am, R R CABINET CHANGES DISCUSSED, Rumors of Probable Successors for Noble and Proctor, Wasmixatos, May 80, ~The priuts the following strong impression Post this I'here is o on tho part of we formed persons in official eirclos that w Secret Noble is not going to leave the public service they will not be surprised if in @ vory short time ho would retire from tho v depurtment to accept a_prominent ce in the diplomatic service, Oue story is 10 the cffect that he will take Minister Sinith's place at St Petersburg, Another i more probable story is that if Sceretary ctor should be seleefea to suceeed Senator munds, which now sceins cortain, Minister Seerotary Noble will bo sent to the court of St. James. 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Four nunery men from Alabama will en- gawe in a pie-biting contest at Chicugo to night against four bungry men gfrom Nash- vill Drs.Betts % Betts Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists, 1400 DOUGLAS STRERET - OMAHA, NEB. Tho most widely and favoruhly known specs mlists in the Urltel States. Their long ex- porienco, remarkable skiil and universnl suc coss fn the treatment and cure of Nervous, Chronlo and Surgical Disoases. entitle thess eminent physicians to the full confidence of the nfiifered averywhere. They gusrantee: A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE OURRE for the awful effects of parly vice ind the mumer- orp ovils that follow In [t t ‘ FRIVATE. BLOOD AND SKiN DIS speodily, complafoly ard permanently cured. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEXUAL DIs- ORDERS yleld readily to their skillful treat- ment. PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS cunranteed cured” without piin or detention from business. = HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE perma- nently and guccessfully cured In every case, SYIHILIS, ORITH JLEET.” 8por- matorrhes, Sel 1 Wonkness, Lost Manhood, Night Emisslong, Decayed F 1 e Wenkness and nil delleuto disorder to elther sex pos'tively cured, ns functionul disorders thitt resuitfre follles or tho excess of nuture . JRL cured,” ren P! octed at homs by patient without 8 mo- TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN. A SURE CURE &, A0t i 5e g organio veakness, desiroring both mind and lmdyiwnh all its dre ued ils. permanently curéd, Y BETTS Address those who have tm- IDREL I IS By R A proper Indulgence and 8ol tury nubits, which Full both mind and body. unlitting them for Dbusineas, study or mar MARRIED MEN or thise entoring on that happy Life, awarc of physical debilivy, quickly assisted. OUR SUCOCESS Ta based apon fucts, First—Practical expert: ence, Becond—Every cao is apocially studied, thus’ starting right Third — mediclnes ure prepared in our laboratory exneily o suit each case, thus eFecting cures without Injury. Drs. Betts & DBetts, 1409 DOUGLAS STREET. - OMAHA, NEB Notice to Contractors, o £ horohy given that sealel bids will be ry ed by the by ¢ lands and build he offlec the secrctary of oln, Neb., until the 20l day of n 4 0'nloek . me, for the erection. nstruction and compietion of a two-story brick und ste Stato o of the commissioner of blie nd bulldings at L L Nob, tors will bo re ) eonfor rules and rozulutions as set forth in- speelii- Catlons adopted by the boarl. I'he bonrd reserves the it to reject uny and il bids Dated at Lincoln, Neb, May 6, 1501 A esenney. t Board Public Laids and Bulidin s J onN C ALLEN, Secretary of Stute M i Preside Attest Prac- and fedoryl courts, Rooms 4, 4 and 5 Shugurt Beno block, Councll Bluffs, la. .aw, No. 10 Bush- No. 25 Business Counell Bluts, NEW OGDEN HOTEL. The New Ogden Hotel, in Council Blufs, has beon completely refurnished and ernized throughout, and is now one of the best hotols in the state’ 1t is located in the by of the eity und the olectrie tho fire alurms e bulldinz, Steam heat, b roand sunshine in irpussed any where, GEO. M. WHITNEY, Manager. Rutes, GRAND, Counecil Bluffs, la, This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Op. George T, Phelps, Manager, Groute | Superinduced by cold 107 PWRAS Sacks, Box Buacks to be closed out at with every sale, at G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1 of every description. Works, Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Mere { them redyed and finished equal to new SPECIAL NOTICIS COUNCIL BLUFFS. Swan & Walker's 112 Main street and 113 Pearl, Council Blaffs, you wili always fin L snap W i real Ctate i€ you want Buy. or a good piace to Hist a barzain it you want to sell or tride, OR SALE-—Anabstrictand insurance husi- ness; good livery stock and controllin terest in an established business. Will somo goad clty proporty. - Johuston &V Putten. WANTE jod girl for general house- work venth aven, DA good, second hand safety bi- . Lawmb, sr., 160 € ué, Council Bluirs, and s i before | sales stables No, 418 North Seventh’ str Councll Blufrs, O TRADE~Two houses and lots on Broad- way to trade for vacant lots on Fe Fifth or Sixth ues, Address Brown Unger, 152 Brosdway. AG acre property In five- M4 5 T o postol 0'on reasonablo Lerms, Some dence property for ront by Diy & Hoss younz man with experi- YV ANTED By enco and reforences position in a whole- salo hoaso whero he can udvance. Address E 20, Bee oftiee, Council Bluls, 0Lt SALE-—Our fine famlly horse, suitablo for ridingor driving. Apply 015 8. oth ot 10 lovers of horses—The est 1ot of oaty and the finest In the city; also hay and foed o3 ull kinds, ut S, Goldsteln & Co's West Broadiwiy (EAIRVOYANT wetor rending ad psychometrle, or char- A0 A Iugnosis of disouse dings by letter. Mes. B, Hooper, 145 Ay corner Dth st, Council B ufts, 1l $1.00. 1f you want anything In tho real it until you hive scon our Swin & Walker, No. i12 trovts Council Biiirs, 08 EALE=For Rent—Wanted to buy, sell or rent estate 1o don't d SALE—Hotel contrally lovutol, dolng Tara in westorn Towi iotel ¢ furn ture and fixtures: an A quiring all owner's attention Tiriiing - rosidence und business erty. 1. I Officor, reul estiute agent, No. 12 N, Miin st iiness r prop AN s UrRnes Councli Blufrs T BENTTho MoMahon block, i brick, with basement und elovator. Bquire, 101 Poarl street QOK SALE or Rent—3irden land, with houses 0y J. & Wive, Wi daia e, Jousal Blums SPECIAL LLOTHING SALE. weather and an over= Drofien Lots, Cutaways, qualities, all of our own manufacture and rep- resenting’lines sold all the season at $20.00, $18.00. $15.00 and $12.50. You’'ll find them culled from all over the house and piled up on our front counter on first floor stoek. and superior $8.00, $10.00 and $12:50. Children's Department. Knee pantsuits. two piece garments, excel- lent quality, agds 4 to 14, at $2, $2.50, $3, 03,50, $4.50 and $5. Boys’ long pant suits, ages 14 to 18, full velue $4, $5. $6.50, $7.50. $8.50 and$l0. Note suit prices in east window. Mon:y Cheerfully Refunded whero Goods d> not Satisfy. BROWNING, KING & (0, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. (Send for llustrated Catelogue.) TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, Broadway, 21 Farnam St., Omaha. Dye, clean and refini Packages received at_either Counecil Bluffs office or Send for price list. ants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any charactor can huva CITIZENS STATE BANK O!f Councii CAPITAL STOCK....... SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. Dink Tons—1. A Millor, F. O Glaason, B L D Edmundson, Charles banking busls "and surplus ot oy Bhuwart. B E. 1lart, J ‘Transaot general Larzest capit. Southwestern lowa INTERESTON TIM: DE?O3ITS, COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS All kinds of D, saning dono In th Higheststylo of tho Art, Work promotly dons and dellvored Send for price 1014 Broadway, CHICAGO, May 10.—Roports of generous ralne National -:- Bafil; COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital, solicitod. Cor EO. I SANFOID. 1 KIEKMAN, Cashior. Asslitant Cashier M. H. CHANBEKLIN, Glass eyes 0t Lusses noourately prosor Jugurt- Beno block, rooml ¢