Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1891, Page 3

. THE ()\1 \H \ ]H'l COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFI'Tc No. 12 PEARL STREET. Delives H, W, 4 by Carrier in any part of the City VILTO! + MANAGER. TELEPHONES Pusiuess OMce, Night Editor. No, 2 ———————————————————— MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water in your yard or #0 to Bixby's, 3502 Me n block. Wanted—good girl for general house work. Mrs, H. W, T 7 Fifth avenue, The funeral of Barbara Defri will oce this atternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence 2129 Nioth street, Rev. G. W. Crofts offici house The firm of Lunkley & Porter, undertak- ers, b dissolved, B. S. Porter retiring. Mr. Charles Lunkley will carry on the busi ness alone in the futura, Calanthe ascembly, F will meet, this afternoon. ~ All members are requested to be present, as there is business of importance to be transacted. D. B. Daily, captain of com National Guards, has called an tonight to vote for colonel of the Fifth ment, in compliance with special order No. 40, Charles Dickenson thian Sisterhood, Town for was_released from the connty fuil yesterdoy, The wedding cere mony which gave him back to the world and united him and the youthful Carrie Green was performed by Rev. Father Malloy of the Catholic church The Council Bluffs boat club will ball next Thursday evening in the p at Manuwa. A large number of invitations are to beissued to prominent society people of this city and Omaha, The hospitality of the boat houses and ail their contents will be thrown open to the guests. A youug telegraph ope ar? o ness. v Ho deposited $25 for his apy in police court yesterday morning, and was re- cased. He failed to show up at the propei time and his money was declared forfeited. Dr. Cady was fined £10.70 on the same chuige. ‘T'he case of Sam Davis, churged with ~ dis- turbing the peace, was continued until this morning. There was war among the dealers in sweet- meats yesterday morning. J. B. Driesbach and W. H, Smith, who run rival establish- ments on upper Broadway, had a dispute about some matters connected with their busi- , and Smith called Driesbach some names h in religious daities are usually repre- sented by a dash. This hurt Driesbach’s feelings,” aud he ‘swore out an information charging Smith with disturbing tho peace. Smith was arrested by Oficer Doyle, and will have a hearing this morning in police court, He gave bond for his appearance and ‘was released, Charles Allen, a well worthless character, is 1n sentence for drunkenness. He refused to work on the chain gang yestorday morning, claiming that he had never done any work, and he didn’t propose to commence at this time of life. The chief of police had given orders that no force should be used in - com- pelling him to violute his ancestral notions about work, and he stayed in jail in peace. In the afternoon, however, Juilor Barhyto took the matter in his own hands, as he was not specially tender on the subject of Mr. Allen’s feelings, and Allen handled n shovel hoo along with the other drunks. ivo a vilion was arrested for drunken- tor known all around il serving out a fe and a Sareaparilla belongs to the smitax family of plants, and is found very generally over tho American continent; but the variety that is vichest in medicinal properties is the Hon- duras root, of which the famous Ayer's Sar- saparilla is made. olfax Springs and Return. The Hotel Colfax at Colfax Springs, la., will be open for business June 16. On that date the Rock Island will commence the sale of speciul excursion tickets from Council Bluffs and other local points, good to return on or before October 1. Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 538 B'way Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona frmt juice tabléts. They are delicious. Oregon forses for Sale. 1 have two cars of 1,000-pound mares and guldings, ages from two to seven, which [ will hold at the transfer stock yards for the next ten days. Fred Snecley. R SOy Morgan’s prices for furnitu o on install- ment plan lower than any other house in city. PLESONAL FARAGRAEHS. ‘£, H. Haworth started yesterday for Dos Moine: Miss Kittie Compton has returned from a trip to Chicago, Cleveland and other eastern cities, hon. the gu John H. Jordan of Bedford, Pa., is of his former class mate in LDHL e, J. M. Dinwiddie, cashier of the Cedar Rap- 1ds National bank, was in the city yesterday, the guest of C. R. Hannon, United States Marshal D. B. Miller of Red Oulk, was in the city yesterday on his way to Omaba, where ho had some oficial bu ness 1o transact. C. D, Walters roturnel yostord Celar Rapids, where he has been attending tho firemen’s tournament. Ho was well pleased with the tourn, a whole, but_he shares the general foeling of disgust’ at the treatment the Council Bluffs toam received from the board of control and the other com- De Witv's Little Early Riscrs. Best little pillever made. Curd constipation every time. Noue equal. Use them now. Assignment for Creditors, Notico is hiereby given as required by sec- tion 2116, Miller's code 1883, that the Judd & Wells company, a corporation whoso princi- pul place of business was in the city of Coun- cil Blufts, Ia., did on the 27th_day” of May, 1861, make an assignment of all of their prop: erty and effects to the undersigned for the beuefit of their creditors and that all claims against suid Judd & Wells company must be filed with the undersigned, properly verified, within niuety days from the date thereof, Dated at Council Bluffs, Ia.. this Gth day of June, 1801, W. H. Kxeruen, . Assignee of the Judd & Weils Co, Fraxk TiIMLE, Attorney for assignee. After the Jehu, Two Informations wero filed yesterday moruing by James MeMiilan, the policoman atthe transfer, charging *Doc" O'Leary with chorgiug excessive hack hire. It is alleged that on May 15, O'Leary charged an unkuown man, his wifo an child the sum of & for taking them from the Burlington to tho Union Pacitic depot. The second offence Was yesterday morning when he charged Ollie Lungford $1 for corrying her a few blovks. O'Leary claims that he made a con- tract with th parties for the amount churged, and he does uot think that' anyone ought to meddlo with his own busines affai Notice ot Benefit ot Mothers will find that Halier's Pain Par alyzer 15 4 sure und pleasant cure for dar- rhioea, —— Union Park races, Omaha and Couneil Blufs, Juno 012, $4,000; Sept. 811, & #,000. For 'programmes’ ndd Merchants' hotel, O; d flowors at reduced prices at Mes this m A robbery has boon reported at the office of Murshal Templeton, Tho house of Miss y Van Kirk, who lives three miles north of Silver City, was eutered by thieves last Wednesday, and the following articles were taken: Lady’s gold wateh, solid gold chuin, small plain gold ring and soveral dollurs in cash, One George B. McClelland is sus- ected of the theft, but he hus not as yet cen captured, No griplng, no nauses, no paw when De Witts Little Barly Risecs ara taioa. Small ;uu Safo pill, Best pill, L OMAHA DAILY NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. | | dent Disappearance from Home ¢f a Wealthy Farmer of Kisouri Valley, FRIENDS THINK THAT HE IS INSANE, | rles Gilmore deaves Home Under nees Thift Arc Grave ars for His Safety—His Description. st 18 Charles Gilmore, one of the wealthiest farmers living in the vicinity of sissouri Val'ey’ has disappeared and his friends are very mucn troubled about him. His son, Joseph Gilmore of Loveland was in the city looking for him, but without success. Last Wednesday the missing man left his home and went to Missourt Valley, after which he went to his son’s home. Wednesday after noon he loft Loveland, saying he was going to visit a brother, Pat Gilma who lives near Honey Creok, He bvoarded the train, but since that time nothing has been heard from him. It is foared that ho has become insane, He has talked strangely of late. For some tim past ko s talked of going to Washington. Wednesday morning he discharged all the men that had been working on tis farm, Mr. Gilmore i3 quite wenlt nd is well known this city, as well as the neighborhood s been residing, According to his ion, as furnished by his son, he fifty'five years of age, weighs 12 pounds, is 5 feet ¥ inches tall and wore u pair of biue overalls, dark coat and vest, black slouch bat and gray chin_whiskers. His son bas offered reward of &0 for any informa- tion that will lead to his discovery. n ut ICOND W K Of th, ¢ June Sale at the Boston Store, C uncil Bluffs, 1a. s attending our June sale b been most encouraging aud beyond our pectations. For the coming week we will offer still greater b Below we quote a few of the following sy 3ve cheviot stripes, all wool, 45e brilliantines, all color: s0c brilliaatines, over 16 inches, reduced to Brocade brillianting worth 82¢, See special bargains in brilliantines marked 30e, e, 4he, e our #1 quality, 77)ge. Ladies’ vests 7e, 4 for 2hc. Ladics' shaped vests 121 Ladies' fancy vests in silk and lisle 2 Fast black hose 5 and 10¢, 3 for 25c. Our 17¢ black hose for 12i7c. Regular made hoso in black balbriggan sold for 2c, reduced to itic. We show five daifferent lines in ladies’ black hose at 2 Gre, The svee as "31c a yard. shades, full 40 50 | witness 28-fuch Columbiasuiting 8!ge, regular 12}ge goods, Plain and striped black organdies 12 yards for $L.0), Lonsdale and other makes muslin sold for 10¢, now Te. 1 case heavy large crochet quilts worth 81,10, for 90c, Turkey red napkins, 42c a do Ladies' nainsook shirt wais e Ladies' black sateen shirt waists, pleated, for 81.00, Soe bargains in white flouncings, full 40 inches wide, ut 45c, 5Sc. up to §1.25 o yard. Black embroidered flouncings, guarantoed fast colors, from % to £1.90 a yard. Outing flunuel shirts, 23c, Extra large shirts in’ good quality, 50c and 58, Boys’ waists, Gents' hose, o0ds. Just, received 500 parasols and sun_umbrel- las, the latest uovelties in the market and by far'the best value over shown, in oxydized handles, inlaid pearl, gold plated, rin crooks, ote, W call speslal attontion 1o three ‘eading numbers at $1.19, 8200 and .00 See show window. Bostox SToRe, Council Bluffs, Ta; Musical A musicale was given last evening by Mas- ter William Murphy at his residence on Avenue F, in honor of Mr. Frank Badollct, who recently returned from New York, where hie has been engaged in the study of music. A large party of musical people was present, mcluding many of the most promi- neat musicians of Omaba and Council Bluffs. The interest of the audience centered manly in Mr. Badoliet, who has occupied the front rank amoung Council Bluffs musicians for o number of years. And they were not disappointed. Mr. Badollet's studies unaer tho best teachers in New York have mot beon long, but they huve been thorough, and u marked improvement is noticed in his manner of handling tho flue. Ho performed two selec- tions, “Souvenir des Alpes,” by Theobuld Boehm, and the celebrated *Nocturne,” from “Midsummer Night's Dream,” both of which were admiravly played. Other numbers on_the programme were furnished by Misses Daisy Higgins, Maudo Cavin, Gor and_Pearl Chamber- lain o the piano, Miss Clairo Chamberlain, Master C. A. Higgin and Dr. Charles Bact: ens on the violin, songs by Mrs, N. O. Ward, I M. Trognor, Mrs. W. W. Sterman, s ov,'Mr. John' Brown on the v Badollet on tho cornot, und o duct, piand uad flute, by Messrs. L. W, an d Paul Tulleys. sold for 1¢c, 95c, § camless De Witt's Little Barly Ris A Queer Combination, One of the neatest aud wost incompre- nensiblo of entertainments was g in the new Broadwa; ter last evening by the Steen-Zunzic tion. Madamo Steen od by ber husband, and as for Zanzic, he had 1o assistance whatever, but still he scemed to get there just the "The programme wus commenced by a sl of hand performs anzic, in which he played many of the old tricks of the masters of the black art, and added many new ones of his own. All were performed with the greatest ease, and without giving any one the Slighitest chunco to toll the ‘next. day how it was done. Madame Steen gave s number of wonderful tests of her ability to read minds without having any connection established between ner and ber victim. The entertamn- ment closed with a genuine spiritualistic per- formance under the glare of the electric lights, but the knowing ones, when it was all over, wore very few. The combination will give nuother porformaace this evening, with a change of programme, Great roduction on black hats, from 50c to Pleiffer’s this monuh, of spring and summer workmen, is what you tailor, 310 Broadw: , best pill. 82, at Mrs. The finest goods, most, ¢ find at Reiter's, line pert the Demoveatic P oimark The democ i iries will evenmng ut* o'clock for the lecting delecates to t 1ty convention, which is w0 ho held in this city next Wednes- day. Thy meetings will be hield ut the fol- lowing plazes First. Ward—Whe select nine delegutes Second Ward—City building, select twelve delegates. Third Ward select seven et Fourth Ward - room, select seven de Pifth Ward—Suielus’ delogates. Sixth Wi delegutes, 8. be held this pur w 50 of se- & Herald's officy Ofico of Justice Swearingen, t bouse, superior court select eignt rd—Mikescll's store, select four Say ! Do ¥ou want to remove those pimples from your fucet Use Haller's Sursapariila and Bur- dock. It is warranted to offect a complete cure, deutists, 30 Pea Teleplone 145 Drs. Woodbuvy uext to Grand hotel, grade work u speciulty, Killed by th 1 Johu Wise has been lying at the point of death at the St. Beruard's hospital ever since s terrible fall in Geise's brewery about three weeks ago, It was thought at the wwe | streot, High BEE nd 1o ull appearances the lower part of bis body was paraly Soon after the acct he began to Improve, and n woek ago was able to turn_over in bad without assist- ance. Day before vesterday morning, how. ever, he commenced to sink, and yosterday morning at 5 o'clock he died. He retained his consciousness until the last. The funeral will oceur tomorrow nftoroon at 2 o'clock from St. Peter's Catholic chireh, Rov. Adolf officiating. 1t is thought the death was the alt of internal injurfes A Card. Wo want every laay and all the boys and girls to call on vour druggist and get som our beautiful curds and a book of valu nformation free, Haruer Propn any O, o openir.g of the Hotel Colfax the id will sell round teip tickets June nd For t Rock Isl wood to return on the 1ith, at one one-tuird fare. Nearing the F The Jones murder case still continues to hold its own against all uew comers in dis- trict court. The taking of testimony in re- buttal was continued yesterday. A witness was put on stand to testify to his onin- on of Jones' sanity, Attorney Scott began his questioning with the ntmost gool grace, but he had not been at it long before he w catled down by Attorney Organ, who clamed that the testimony which he b tryine to get out of the should have been introduced in the examination in chief, instead of wait- ing until after the state had rested its case, Mr. Scott seemed to be very much surprised that anyone should think that he had made a mistake upon that point and ho argued his side of the question at some lengt court, however, not seeming to open to conviction. At last the question was taken under advisement hy the court and his decision will be given this morning, If the evidence is admitted the case will not be completed until tomorrow: but if it is ruled out, it is probable that it will go to the jury today. 1. mall pill but a very good one. Witt's Little Early Risers Notice for Bids. Muvow's OFpice, Towy oF LAKE MANAWA June 12, 1801, —Sealed proposals will be received oy the undersigned at his office up to noon, June 20, 1801, for improyements to be made in said town for the purnose of protect- ing the waters of said lake and for protecting the property of the inhubitants of said_town, Said improvements are to be made in_ac- cordance with profiles, plans and specifica- tions on file at my ofice or at the oftice of Judson & Cook. civil eng , 928 Broad- way, Council Bluffs, ~ H. C. ReEp, Mayor. De Picnic at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa: good fishing, fine bathing and boating: plenty of shade; best place for camping out parties. Try it, Bright upland hay at staughter prices for next thirty days; 450 tons, H. L. Carman,cor- ner Pearl und 5th avenue! Buy vour furniture, carpets, stoves and houschiold goods of Mandel & Klein, Council Bluffs, Prices very low; freizat prepaid to your city. Open Air Concerts. With the approach of warm weather the question of open air concerts is beginning to be agitated. Heretofure the expease of the concerts has been shared by the pavk com- missioners and the motor company, and it is probable that a similar arrangement will be eutered Into this summer, A. C. Graham, park commissiouer, tried to have a consult; u with President Stowart of the company sterday afternoon, but the latter was out of the city for a few days. It is theesire of the park commissioners ‘to nave free con- certs every Sunday afternoon for twelve Sundays, which will cover most of the warm weather. The concerts have always been great attractions, and it is to be hoped that satisfactory arrangcments can be reached between the commissioners and the motor company. Smalln size, great i results: DoWitt Little EarlyRisers. Best pill for Constipa ton, best for Sick Headache, best for Sour Stomach. ——— Dou't fail to see the pattern hats at Mrs. Pfeiffer’s for half price this month. Mar Bouricius, music 538 Broadway, over C. B. mu Great millinery removal sale at the Louis’ Masonic block, commencing this week. Must be sold before changing location. Man Eating Dog. Lewis Young, who lives at the corner of Lincoln avenue and Pierco street, is the owner of a dog with 4 set of tecth that re- semble a country churchyurd, and an au- tomatic self-cocking jaw. The dog has kept all intruders away from the house for some time past, and be has also been severely lot alone by all the neighbors, who were ufr of his bite. A few days ago the dog came to the conclusion that he must have some gore, and he went out to hunt it. John Emig, who cierks for L. Biedermun, was the first one he found, and he took u largo, juicy steak out of Mr. Emig's log. Au information was filed yesterday charging tho owner of the dog with _keeping a fierco animal. Young v arrested, and will have a hearing this morn- ing on the charge. Men and women prematurely eray and whose hair was falling, are enthusastic in praising Hull's Huir Renewer for restoring the color and preventing buldn, Colfax Springs via the Rock Island. Everybody has heard of them, located on the “Great Rock Island Route.” 'Colfax hus a dozen medical mineral springs and hun- dreds daily testify to their merits Saven first-class hotels furnish pleasant homes at very low rates to the througs of nealth and pleasure seekers, Gasoline and oil; covs, prompt_delivery. L. G. telephon 203, e SCHOOL ALMOS T er, removed to c company. wood and_co: KKuotts, 24 Main, NDED, Celebratisn at the High School An- ticipating the Year's Closc. Youth and beauty chased the hours with merry fet and joy scemed to be uncoufined last night at the hivh school building. The cause of the festivities was the very successful attempt made by the teachers of the bigh school to entertain the semior class and members of the board of education, The arrangements for the reception were com- plete in every particular, and those who at- tended were evidently very much delighted with the pleasures of the évening, The first part of the evening was devoted to u literary entertainment in the form of a light German comedy. The play was given in the large assembly voom on the third fioor, 4 temporary stage huving been erec'ed, wil curtain and simple stage furniture aud'a fi place in the back. The play was a comical lovers' quarrel, in which a misdirectea letter fallng into the nands of a fealous lover came very near resultng in a duel, but a timely explanation smoothed the ruf- fled edges of discord aud rewstatea love and peaco as joiut rulers over all con- cerned. ‘I'ne leading cnaracters wero repre. sented by Mr. Charles Helgren, Miss Mary Walker, Mr. George Hess, Miss Mary Bechél and Miss Alda Miller. Ihe facilities for making it an interesting perforiauce was, of course, very poor, as the stage was small, but the work in many re- spects was very clever. Tho play was valu- uble as an illustration of the fiuency with whicn the young people were able to speak the German language. Throughout the entire play the language was very creditably and in many respects faultlessly spoke correct intiéctios nphasis and pronunciation observed in the lines spoken reflected much credit not ouly upon the performers but unon the teachors who have directed the students i their German studies. The play was pre pared under the direct supervision of Miss 8. A. Walker. When the play hud been finished the mem- bers of the senior class adjourned to the wide balls on the third floor, where an orchestra awaited the word to furnish time and melody for the merry waltz. The floor was soon pre- empted by “about thirty couples, who en- tered into the dance with genuine'zest, On the tioor below the hosts of the evening had provided card tables, chess, croconole, check- ers aug other luterestivg gawmes for those ‘The | J the intelléctual to the phy attractive ro building haa bean reserved for refreshments. Oro of 9046 large recitation rooms had been handsomely decorated with tropical plants, beautiful in folinge and en- chanting in their blooming fragranc AU 10:30 the guests wore invited to this festive bower and wereWerved with delicions efreshments. Afor a few more dances the students bid their teachers aud hosts of the evening good night, Dr., Spaulding was the ouly member of the board of education wha attended. rofs. Lewis, Richardson, Blake, Loviston, Crow loy and all the teachers made themselves delightfully eficientand tao reception proved @ great success, most tho - Dyspepsin's vietims are numbered by the thousands. So are the people who have been restored to heaith by Hond's Savsapurilla. STRUCK A SNAG. ouble Over a Permit for the Kellom School. The voard of education has struck a snag in the crection of the new Kellom school. The snag is the opinion of Superintendent Whitlock who will refuse to issue a permit for the work to proveod, His reason at the w story of the building are not of thickness, being but twoelve inches. Whitlock insists that these walls must be Ils of tho first | sixteen inches. Several members of the board have come to the conclusion that the only thing to do will allow the contractor un exira charg aking the wall sixteen inches wide. iutendent Humilton was figuring the proposed change o litile yes- te afternoon, and he thought ihat about #8390 extra would pay for the sixteen inch wall and the matter will probably be brought up at the next meetiug of the board Speaking of the matter yesterday, Mor Morrison said: *If the building committec had paid aftention to business there would haye been no need for a chauge of the plans. ‘The members of that® committeo should have cither examined the ordinances governing the erection of buildings or have submitted the plans to the building inspector vefore the contractors were asked to send in vids. 1t was o bit of stupidity, but it can be remedied I supposa.” on is o S To puddings, agle” Brand the lavel. vs insure good custards s , use Gail Borden “E Condensea Milk. Directions on Sold by yonr grover and druggist. e PAYS TOO MUCH. Omaha's Light and an Expert Elec- trician’s Private Opinion. “I believe that $10 per montn would be a fair price for arc lights 11 Omaha,” saida n oxpert electrician yesterday to a reporter. “I admit_that coal costs a good deal in O:aha, but the difference in the price of coal is fiot great enough to account for the wide difference between that which other cities puy and that which is paid by the city of Omaha, I think tho arc lignt now fur- nished in Omaha is about two thousand candle power, but of course it cant be determined for certain without i test, and even then there is a good deal of guess work about it. To determine absolutely the power of an arc light requires a most thorough and careful test with the fiuest mstruments for the purpose that ar made. It requires a_current of forty-five volts ‘and mmuo and a half amperes to create a 2,000 canale power arc lignt. Then the lamps must be of the proper size and capac- ity or the light will not be as bright as it should be. I think the light in Omuba is pretty good, vut the price is too high.” Sateri n Ginger Ale is sparkling und_delicious, puro and_heaith- ful, it is & mild stimulant, e The Fire Record. Provivexce, R. L, June re in Bur- rows & Kenyon’s lumberyard this morning caused damage to about $50,000; fully in- sured. S DeWitt's Little Early iisers; best littlo pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breat h e Richard L, Caroy, better known as “Hyder Ali,” has written a book which he has called “Tales of the Turf aud Rank Outsiders,” s sl oo Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. 111 Effects of .obacco relicveaby itsuse. Perfecc evelopmpnz D.,p».\ds Up- on Porfect Nutric.o . Use the genuineJohann IToff’s Malt Extract, it is the besttonic nutritive extant. It is specially B recommended nursing mothers, 4 convalescents and the weak and debilitated. Beware of imita tions. The genuine must hav the signature of **Johann Hoff on theneck of every bottle. BAD BLOOD! Pimples on the Face j Broaking Out | Bkin Troubles) Littlo Bores s Hot Skinj Boilay Blotches | Qold Horosj Bad Breath) Soro Month or Lips | ou suffcr from an 8 "y W tomn, take LS IMIGTOR ACKER'S ENGCLISH BLOOD ELIXIR w H Y ? BECALS| I!Mvou&ql.oon SO sy of Quro Insomonla, Nervous and Physl- cal Debility, Vital Exhaustion, Pain in the Back, Cold Hands or FeetyBad Circulation, Blue Lines under the Eyes Pimplos, andall othor Nervous Blood [iseases in Either Sex, Hobb's Nerve Tonic Pills Makes NEW HEALTHY BLOOD AWD RESTORES THE NERVOUS SYSTEM They ring tho rosy tint of Iealth to the sallow cheels, If youaresufforing from Do« Ahigoment Of the NOFVeRs REPHTO 11004 OF Eust Errors, you should al once tako Dry Hobbs' Nerve Tonic Pills, the Great Lifo Feenewer, as they will enrich your Blood and strengthem your Neryos. Price, 60 cents & viad, For salo Ly druggists or sent by mall, HOBRB’S MEDIOINE CO. 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The right to Wy ur 1s rosery or partle uluhumu w J6-14-208 XM A 1CKETT, Clerk Columibus Townsuip, Tuly and one- of two feot in county, 1l bids . | DOGUTA WELVE PAGES, om tn ..V.‘! Boils and Pimples Are nature's efforts to eliminato poison from This result may be accomplished much more effcctually, as well as agreeably through the proper excretory channels, by the use of Ayer's Sursaparilla. or several years I was troubled with hoits and earbuncies. In casting about for a remedy, It occurred to me that Ayer's Sarsn. parilla had beer used i my father's family, with excellent success, and 1 thought that what was goou for the father would also b good £or the son. Three or four bottles of this medicine entirely cured me, and 1 have not since—{n more than two years — had & boil, pimple, or any other eriptive trouble. 1 can coneclentiously speak in the highest terms of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and many years' experience i the drug business en ables me to speak inteliigently.” —C. M. Hatfleld, Farmland, Ind. Ayer's Sarsaparilla DR.J, 0, AYER & CO., Lowell, Mus3s. Price 81; vix bottles, 5. Worth 85 a bett! SPECIAL COUNGIL GENTS Wanted niin erinary work and kgl sh NOTICES. BLUFFS, Both En lish und Ger- 1 every conity of Towin to sell vet pages; printod in Gerniun Address 1L Houx, Carson, Ta, ceneral house- W. Tilton. (GOUD GIRL wanted X work, Apply to Nrs ()PPORTUNITIES to muke money we never wore plentitul thin at present in Council Blufls. C. Cole, real estato and loan broker, No. { Poarl strect, will put you in the wiy of niuking handsone profits on'small investiments, (OR SALE [4 For " 1ifth . on Lot 4 feot front on between I8th and 19th mot L P Callahiun, 2110 6Eh oy JLATRVOVAN'T J et | nend loc 0 sychometric, or ch 0 Clagnosis of discise for readinis by lettor, Sun- Mrs I Hooper, 1422 Ave- 15th street, Counell Blufts ORSALE—For Rent —Wanted—If you wunt to buy, soll or rent anything i the real te e don’t do it until you hive seen our e list of burgains. Sw n and 5 3§ Pearl street NINE bred horse, that can heut or trade. Address or call on D, West Brondway, Councll Bluffs. K 5, will sell Brown, 52 Maln strect Council' Has, you will always find ap Bargain” in real bstate if you want o L ora good place tolist o barzain i€ you w I bu ness; g0od LIVORY Stock una controlling terest in an established business. Will t some good city property. Johnston Patten [OR SALE—E s team and fi singlo drivers; prices reasonabl und see then, hefore buylr e M. Emith sules stables No. 418 North Seventh strect, Council Blufrs. AGNIFICENT arre propor M oemad 50 mien from for sile on reasonable ter denco proporty for rent by Diy & H Ol RENT—The M brick, with bason Squire, 101 Pearl stree 3 i OR SALE or Kent—3irdon land, wita i houses. 0y I & Lice. 3 Maln st Gounoil uffs fine resi- cMahon block. nt und elevator. L on't Give And get nothinz In return. You are simply doing it when you pay the price comme asked forun ordinary Luwn mowor f the price is more_than We will sell you i first- cluss. warr nteed twelve-inch mower for thie rden wlity and will give you sutistaction. Usceit. The Best i'efrigeritor Is the North Star. Ttis ot like some otl that are warranted to freeze without fce in doz-duys. 1tdoes use some ice, but uses le and prodices a_lower temperature with less thun any other refrigerator on the market. Mexican Hammocks, 75¢ They are worth looking at und will give you lots of comfort during the summer. Columbir Bicycles. Plenty of them now to supply all demands. There {8 no other in the world equal to it. Buse ball goods, step-ladders, witer coolers, hampers and clothes b the lightn ng fce cream freczers, that freeze in from threo 25 up. Junior gaso- L the Reliuble. the best made; for sale only Away M Good Come u Proces: at P. 1 stallments. Cun_ glve lowest first all £ igerators o We buy only in car lots. prices. Our Racine refrig Drize lust year at M most _ecouomical re competitor: Garoline Stoves on Installments, The genuine New Process and Quick Meal New Process. No inferior imitations. Call and sce us, Old generator stoves for .00 up. Victor i icycles, We are now able for the first time to supply our trade on these celebrated bicyeles. 1o best is always the cheapest. n Wire, Doors and Frames. Largest line of fancy and plain doors, frames, hinges and wire, If you knew how Jittle It_costs to it your houses with screens 10 one would be without, CoLE & Corr, 41 Main street against Itis the amount t ch what they ear In buyir people sive, not so thateventually mukes g & houschold n serator v fs well to conside the first cost In deterr ho Guersey Hou handsome us” w piece of parlor Lcosts luss than any other first- L and stands at o . ghving the Towest cold ALl the packing s wductor of nom iz ture. o Mowers. The New Quiker City 15 In cvery respect the countorphrbof tho BhiIadOIphie, wrb e chienper. From #5047, We carry the Philu- delphia also und you ¢an tiake your choice creen Doors and window screcns, th the eity, and all the lutest hurdwire line, it SIS No. 11 Muin 8 and fiy itics in SONS, ueil Blufs. D. II McDaneld & Co., Butchers’ and Pazars’ Suplis Markal Fixturas, Casin Makers' Machinery, 82 oil Blufts, La Also doalers C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE st In tho 31 OFFICE, 415 Broadway, Counell Bluffs, COUNCIL BLUFFS3 Medical and Surgical Institute DRS. BELLINGERS, PROPS Chronle diseases of ull kinds stios speelaitics, Nos. 2001 und Council Blufts, © and deform- 0 Broudwuy, Gas Heating Stoves. No Asues! No SMOKE. Just the thing for bath rooms, bed rooms, eto. Call und see Our iurge assortment. C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co. 211 Poarl and 210 Muln Stre T}lL GRAND Council Bluffs, la. This Elegantly Appointad Hotsl is Now Open. George I, Phel ps, Manager. SANDALWOOD CAPSULES are the best and only capsules preseribed by regulac physiclans for the curo of Gonorhs and discharges from Lba urlnary org noeritedor acquised 8.4 per box. ALl druggl This bulld th PLAT OI\? hrer's Subdivision ol ok T 0 e —— - BROADWAY 13™ STREET block of srour ir elegant and (Up=t uir A i 1 coni 102 i .411-.- PEN AGAIN With an Entire.y tew Line of Goods Bousht fof Cash Direct From the Manufaciursrs. - Cash Always Talks 1= ave secur ! greatest bargains in boys’suits ever heard of J city. | clothing 80 per cent off of manu- facturers’ prices. I can sell ed of men’s some the and this nen’s and boys Lam prepared to back up every word I say by how prices a few ing goods and giving . Far example, here are leaders: BOO Men’s Working Suits Al B 800 Men’s 3.00. Suits at 0O, 800 Men'’s Black Worsted Suitg Al B7.90 500 Men's All W Jol Drass Su id in differentstyiss, (rom SO Lo 800 Boys’ All Wool Knee Pantt in different styles, at i 500. N 800 Boys’ Suits, age 4 to 14, dux'.i ing the sale at $1.00. 400 All Wool Boys® Suits, ages —4 to 14, at— 2.206. ——————————————— A I Carry a Splendid Line of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Etc. M. MARCUS 546-548 Broadway, Council Bluffs. TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Scinoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St. of every description. Work , Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. Omaha, Packages received at either off Council Bluffs. Offices 621 Broadway, Dye, clean and Councit efinish goods | ce or at the Send for price list, \Ivlnlmnh who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can havé them ry BED FEATHERS latest and most approved machinery, at less cost than you lyed and fiv nishod R CITIZENS STATE BANK Or Counc CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PROFITS. TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLU3 DinEeT Bhugart. I, annan noss. La ban«ia Southwestern g1, A Arest capltal Millor, £ O Glonson, E. Itart J. D 'Edmundson, Uharies Transact genoral Biulrs, $150,000 IU UU) 22; 000 B L baaking busis and surpius Of way Lowa INTERESTOUN TIM: DEROS3IT3 NEW OGDEN HOTEL. PhoNew 0 con through in the st of the eit fire liout every Katas, & G First- COUNCIL | Pald Up Capital, st tic tention | 1. bk rosponden rovery fui Ozden 5 aplotely refien Jut, and is 1o wtel LG Is (o y an i th 1O, rganizod bank hange and | ald to eol o nvited. 4. WHITNEY, - National - BLUFFs In the oty B s, by 1 modernized tho best 1 O gl WL Fira esenp widinz, and su part d (tor 1D Ma 'S, IOWA. #100,00 Al wacurlilos. k Avorants of lndivid Dorations sollcited. Cor GEO. P BANFOIRD. Provident an AW, RIEKM AT AN, Cashior. LICE, Asslatant Cashier D AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the er paid befc COUNCIL BLUF¥S STEAM DYE WORKS All kinds of Dying und Ol Highest3tylo of the Art, Fahrics mide 10 100k 148 x00d a8 now, Leathens™s vnnon iy Dieitin, 1 Fist O m Work prombtiy doné und delives In all parts of “the sountry. Send for |:nf: ilst. O. A, MACHAN, 1004 Broadway, Nour Northw COUNCIL BLures. 1A I3 dono n the dod und Staiped Prop, sibra Dbpay Dr.M. H CHAMBERLIN, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat SURGEON, Council Blufts, Ta, Shugart-Beno Bk Room 1. 910 12 m, Tand 5 pw