Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1891, Page 3

'rm OMAHA DAILY BEK h.\'IlrlmAr. JUNE :0. 1891, ) N \ NETA ETRURIA SAFE, Two medals were awarded for d ing there was no onefat he [Celly at R\“, ('”4“ IU\\ DLUDH). —_— was given to William Manchester and tho ipted to assault "“,‘»“1"‘ girl, A brother | ¥ \ et i | atter o Clata Qtbaoh « in tho house, howevor, and hearing Cunard Liner Passes Browhead— | ara AL L P e TG R ) — Other hipping News, R Y | 15y scoompiisting His pavpose. L X | Lo 1 1 nard 1 Think Be'ly a hiet. Y ho Dot day & WhEraghas sworn out for | Decitions Given Out by the Western Tr. fflo | or B bl CRbeAi B ~ ] ard 1ine | A jaay whoso name coutd not be learned | 4 MHO BOXE GO B O e eetives Tooked Assooiation bred ot ain Haines, from New | nag por pocket picked at the Salvation army | averyiwhere for him, bWE /Re could not be | Association, ‘\‘ ork June 13 for Liverpool, passed Browhead | mooting last night. W. H. Reede is sup- | found, He o skipped the town, but re —_— 118 eveniug. 0 guilty n COn S et ontly | turned yesterday on 0 fall into the hauds L posed to be the guilty man, and consequently ¥ AFFAIRS OF PASSENGER DEPARTMENTS. S teamship Arvivals. was arrested by Oficer Poolo. When |ofthepollce. g G Last week has never been equaled by any house in Council B'uffs, and none of our cus- AtNew York—The Germanic, from Liver. arclied at the station Reede had §7.10 in ENDED A QUIEE SESSION. ' b - ool; tho Werra, from Bremen cash and a fine skeloten key in his pockot, 5 tomers that asked to see our goods, but bought and expressed themselves as highly pleased Quoensto! e Bothn om New He is charged with being a suspicious . . G " | . , g Trans-Missourl Tourist Rates to Be | (At Quecastown -The Botbnia, from New | 08 0 S gort will bo made today to | Closing of the Masoni¢ Grand Lodge | with our goods and prices. We regret exeeedingly that we were not prepared to waiton all the Ad 1 i * have him identified as th ty ma of Nebrhska | G = hd . Advanecd -Slashing West Bound At Southampton--The from New | havehim identified s the guilty man, A sKa, R e TR i SRR % o AU wiw % aTa i o . A A T “nl Bight G rom New el b, Tho Masonfo grand lotigs closea its thirty- | Customers last Saturday night as promptly as they might have desired, but promise to have e At Hamburg—The Servia, from New York; Constipation poisons tne blood: DeWitt's | fourth aunual communication at noon yester- | aaslstance is week Very Probable. the Coln bl from Now ¥ork i Littlo Early Iisers eure Costipation. The | day,after instailing the officers for tho ousuing | 1 OrC assistance this week. — o New York--Tho Bgyptian Monarch, | causeremoved the disedse is gone. year as follows: Bradner D, Slaughter, Pl A from London, il 4 ' e [l 2 NI S e i e rom London baas soat READY erton, grand master; Samuel P. Davidson, OUR AN AN @G I SRR DotV sote ths S HRTFEE of Thy WV oktabs SNEAK THIEVES CAUGHT. ek b Tecumseh, deputy grand master; Lewis A ) Passengor nssociation and tho Chicago & Grading of Douglas Street Deferred | Kent, Minden, grand senior warden; J. P. A 7 Must be reduced, and we will place on sale 147 suits that have never been igor associ : o €roks Who Worked Near Hanscom G Black, Bloomington, grand junior warden; S Alton & meeting of the managers of the A by an Error in Advertising. B e A BAAHAL (At cabiiet Dl . sold for less than g10 and §12, western roads will probably be held next oSty hubl SUber ware Through a blunder upon the part of Chair- Ll el \ > i daliA] v A . 3 WLt Alioten Sho S1LUKLIOH: . AU THeoLTHg “M[h el ""1‘“ "r‘ - “"""‘f sore | man Birkhauser of Vi BeRRa ol public (‘"“'"’“‘{,‘ i Yenstah Lrdtldtbandbdl \t S" IO '-'0 Our next lot consists of 219 suits, in cheviots, worsteds and cassimere HORBILURLIY YNE 1 arrested late yesterday afternoon and charged 1 I 5 d ard jeorge W. Martin, .oy, grand chaplaing | /) - was held at Chairman Finley's office this | (TR0 SOV 7 works, tho grading of Douglas street 15 buog | Aibort . * Celtes, . Cliuiron, —krand | f Wik that are good value at $15. afternoon to consider a proposition to use the | ©, 3 s A o HanEasth. | Op aulG orator; L 5, ctte, Beatrice 5 ST T R LiedE ey Oity Add Gl || Loreeor fOUF houses: otit nedr Hansoom | SRoBte o p e ot for the | grand 'custodian: David M. McElbmney, Our Tailor Made Suits, that we are selling for $15, must be shen to b appreciated, We roduced rates between Kaasas City and Chi- | S0l tit o ohuva been gone through | Yesterday nfternoon tho board met for tho | grand S MU BT ! cago as pasing Fates in ticketing tourist | o the prisonors are suspected of | PUTPose of openiug the bids and awarding | LEeH WS grand sonior doacon doha | 1O not urge you to buy, but we do urge you to come and examine these suits and sce what we ‘ business from points beyond the Missouri | hoirg the culprits. the contract for the removal of 115000 | \ ™ Ehrhart, Stauton, grand junior deacon: river. The question was finally left to the | When the allezed house-breaking was dis- | yards of earth from this and adjoining | Jacob King, Papillion, grand tyler, ofter you for the money. SHATH AR ok KH T covored it s roported that soveral | strects, Thera woro mino bids, but thoy | © The ofticars were enistulled by the outgoing s e T sioners of the Wost. | citizens chased the men who are now roturned unopened to the respective | graud master, Robert B. Fronch of Kearue = UG Lol G Gl il AL ‘|\' “ prisoners. Brown threw away a lady 1d lors, assisted by ‘the outgoing grand marshal, OUR UNDERWEAR SAILL R. ern Traffic association nas given out a bateh | Gareh ani a silver one, Early this moriing e ordinances of the city providing that | Francis E. white of Plattsmouth, of decisions. One of these authorizes the | Oficor Shoop recovered a silver wateh | before grading contracts are awarded, the | DPrevious to the installation of officers a B S R gr i Edalay 5 Chicaeo & Northwestern read to make such | which is supposed to have been stolen by the | chairman of the board shall advertise twice | resolution of tha !luwn rand Master French | Last week was a HOWLING SUCCESS, and the balance of our Summer Stock go during BN I AN GHB Tt O T e Mich- | two crook wh woeek for two consecutive weeks in | for his eficient administration of the affairs | this cala As we o AR R B At TRUER\TaaE E ace ‘ rates on iron ore from the minos on fich e L e B RS R i N L L U et | this sale. As we sold out of our Colored French Balbriggan Underwear at 4Sc, we will pl ace fgan Line to E ba, Mitwaukee and Chi i ¥ |Sees i 4 v + LML LRI LLG Rl el Mrs. (. P. Stromberg, South Twenty- | had not been done. The advertisement had It having been announced that Past Grand | jn jts stead the \White French Balbriggan at the same price, S, usually sold for g2 a suit, | cigo s may be necossary to reduce tho dif- | gighty streot: Mrs > “Norbery, 1223 | been inserted in throa consceutive issucs of | Master Furuas was prevented from attend- | ) }i forentinl now existing In favor of Marquette | South Twenty-cighth streot and M. Facacs, | the paper, towit: Juno 23 and 4, und i | ing the graud lodge by reason of serious ill- Some lm(l) is going to be xllslplmmlul if there is much longer postponement in buying, as the reason of the competition of the Duluth, Park avenue, are tne complaining wit- | these issues only ? ness, a rosolution was adopted exgressing the | N i 3 f y B O ferentinl 1o | Bessos. aainst the mon, who bave bea par- | ‘Tho cloric of tho board made this startiing | sorvow of tho grand lodzo that Past Grand | SUpply in some of ‘the most atiractive lots is running small, S s e .. | tinlly 1dentified as the suspicious looking | announcement. Master Furnas was prevented by sickness prw DOW 25 cents and the Northwestern is author- | oy xiotars seen in that vicinity. The chairman tried to lay the blame upon | from attending the session of tho grand lodge NE WILI. GO TINUR fzod o lnsist upon a reduction to. 2 conts 5 e o o the clerical fores of the ofico by saying that | for tho fivst timo sinco its orcanizaiion, and = i ol i Another decision directs the Atchison, To- No griping, no nauses, no pan when Do | it hupps during the outgoi.g of the | expressing the hope that his recovery would | The P: 50 as v see in our side’ wi yws on Scott street, and will place on sale vour poka & Banta Ka.to withdrew Wi h;%_r'v Witts Little Barly Risots are tac Small | old and the incoming of the new secreiary. be u &poedy one. : lth‘ ”‘;S 5”?- as }_(lm see 11n xl:n .L (]‘l \\ulnh vs on { tt str ‘I l' : ll W ; [ .c o \l | June 0 its differential tari issucd in | pil Sufe pil. Best pill. Major Furay said that he felt like apolo- | The grand lodge accepted an invi- | choice of our fine tailor made Pants that have never been sold for lc an §7.50, 88 and ‘o, : connection with the Mallory steamstip lino | ! Al gizing to tho pooplo. The chairman did mot | tation from Plattsmouth to lay = (] | vin Galveston, as this tariff establishos rates Attosna Flooneds focl that way, Ho said: *This board is not | the corner-stone of the court houso | fOF $5.75. ; - ! i THREREo b WUV 1WAt bk o Fabes opoi| | ALroossy PATHAS 10, Oliclor diheihieavi. | WILISUL I IARICEBRE P00, ok RIER L) OB UARO R0 RL A0 D S It is exceedingly encouraging to see sc many buying after examining other stocks. W :‘-‘x"!1“’:;‘»\\:“”"., L g omon :’“‘:["”{.fl’: I ”:”[ K“ M:m"’f ‘::h,"r[,‘;:. e s s (;‘“" ow intend that your confidence in our advertisements shall become more and more unboundec gives authority to the Trans-Missouri lines | noo o streets and avenues looked 1ike | ordina 36 5ty Attorney ditnG 3 to advance the present round trip tourist ras all rivers, and the sewers failed to carry | the ordinances and I do not propose to take of $17.50 betweon the Missouri riverand Utan | ooy wieh A A0S ellars in ail | the blame," . , points to 855, tuking effcet July 1, and tho | V&) oo L G e | The board, upon motion, decided to read- . i Tourth doui e npplication of the Chicaso, e o "’:.,.f:,\“;l vertise for bids for doing the grading. :"'“ :’“’" "‘":_:"'l"":""“ ;“r' "L“‘“ k”:.‘ > Jurlington & Northern for wvermission to el L S L e L L o - - ‘nen ahe waa a Child, she eried for Castos ; o Northorn for per o ae | A sccond storm occurred about 6 o'ciock, fol- T 4 Tots Trom St Puui to Chicats. hud. St: Louis, | lowed by serious results, _Miss Barbara Gt oy ki : e s, it 0 Rt Ofies BN B A tarift of water and rail ijssued by the | Keichl, aged thivty-five years, and Katie | call for Saterian Ginger Ale, bottled at EX- | pyyen ghig had Children, she gave tham Castorla, 2 i Richmond Terminal and which went into ef- | Brady, aged eight vears,”were struck by | celsior Sprin ; L N ta 44 wonts. for | ghtning, The former ' will die. Small o Uh S LR { | bridges throughout the country have been ; 4 Ne ) the Mississ : irst class from New Vork to the Mississibbl | c\vept away by the overflowed streams. : ; - ONE PRICE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. ¥ “:0" ,I"'Nl;' £ “y'“']l.u 2 " \“I": ;l i e el Of the Special June Sale at the Boston P LR Mothers will find that Halier's Pain Par Store, Council Bluffs, L ateglovesiioRIgtony ol retaiiated ibvdian |y LS o e otoer foridra | Balawi 06 GUStsa (oL} Soscial bar: S — .~ | 522 Broadway, Council Bluffs. A. H. GOLDSTEIN & CO,, Proprs. s hort News, taking effect June 20. This | rhoca. for today: R PECIAL NOTICES T % 3 brings the' rates down to little more than alis awns 25¢ Scoteh zephyr glnghams LRI CeES N. B.--Don’t fail to see our Straw Hat Sale, half the former fizures and it is not probable 3 . : N FFS. D thut the bottom has been reached as yet. [ INDIANapouts, Ind, —Yesterday I8¢ Shautong pongee for 12!4c. = = = Other ronds can hardly escape being drawn | the tower of the new stone couct house at | 19 Armadale zephyrs for Lse. W ANTED-Two ood waiters at the Model futo the fi 5 o ¢ | Tverty fo in, erushing out tho front of the '"‘:‘;:‘"‘l;li;}“*s‘}:rffif:w- L iroBtautall et e M. G. Veasy and William R, Morrison o! ding and causing a loss of §25,00 KL CLELLS % i JOR SALE—Good tumily horse and top car- the fnterstate commerce commission arrived | DUHAINE aud causing a loss of $35,00. | 1has | g3 iyeh” Seoteh homo spun suiting, our | F'Gi e or will trade. for good unimproved | here today on their retura from the west. | been discovored that the collapse was the re- | prico 7c; see show window, lot. “Apply to $10 Eighth ave ' it il “procecd at once to Wastington | Sult of a_dynamite explosion. Several citi- | 10c outing flannels for 6i/e. < S ToAITE [ without stopping to hear any cascs in Chi- | zens saw the flash at the timo and two or [ Ladies’ ribbed vests 7e, 4 for 25c. PSR b R L cago. 2 three men were seen making their escape in | Ladies ilk misced vosts for 250, STon v AT DA ted R i LA — - the durkness. There lias been a bitter feel- | Ladies’ balbriggan vests for ! Meeting of » tockholders. ing against building this court house, and it Fine Egy ptinn lisle vosts, DOgou want the earth n the vicinity of Lakg Manawa l Dtg 5 HamiLtos, O., June 19.-—A meeting of the | is supposed the fecling expressed itself in See our silk vests at 21 and 31,65, £ \nuunll(fl(l)“lul]'~- ';(‘;‘35:.‘.'.'.‘r"“i'l':'-lr"r '.'y““; ! 1 : 3 ] 3 6 Columbus, Hamilton & Indianapolis road was | dynamite as described st received 100 dosen, Misses? black D o B Ao IS sl r Ly L l an n "‘e‘y ew lne 0 00 S Ou OI‘ held here today and the stockholders re- i 5 - riboed hose, all sizes, 5 to 4 sain At | o, List your property for sule, rent or ex- an't Exeellent Mineral Watcr. 0 e oty axcant | Use Haller's Sarsapariic ana Burdock, the | 10¢ a pair. AR E A Rurdre customer. c9.20, || Lpandimageanu bR AR e glooted all tho old boned of dirctors ex¢oDt | greut blood purifler. Lidiew’ 17c fast black hose for 124gc a par. | Cofi 0, No. Pearl sirect eround fioor. | piti? G Sy S ilonn et . 4 v, Joyce of Marysville, O., who was_suc- - Balbricgan and fancy striped hose at 19¢ A T st e |11 Geniors of Goanoll BIAITS and Omaha as H‘ec l”()m e anu aC ure[‘ e Onnivation was. postponed to o faturs | BrATwor, Neb., June 19.—[Special Tel- dics’ blouso walsts, seo bargains marked | yend ook of it for roudings by lotier, "Sun’ pienic parties. s i : gra Tue Bep, |—Fre Vightengale, 75c, 21,00 and 21 and evenimgs. Mrs, E. Hooper. 1422 Ave- date. gram to Tue Bre.|—Krod Nightengale, & | ™5 06 ling of black laces in medinm and | due B near corner 15th stroet, Counell Blufls H NE NO 45 g Request for Protection m”lm”fli ‘;r :l:!*" : wi _"":‘-*"”*'\11"51 narrow, also flouncing widths ever shown by | Tern: 1 $1.0). TELEP 0 C o P Lovisvinie, Ky, June 19.—The East | ML GPLNC T8 Crook. bride’ on | 5 teihiontines or Slo. OORSALE- Por Rent-Wanted 1t you want S C C . Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia radl- | Nop(h Sixth streot the night previous. 50 brilliantines for 9. (o -‘Ix"';fm'x'n “yywl:l‘luf\:,“s‘(i::.l S GITIZENS STATE BANK 2 5 STy 5 3 estate line don’t do 1t until you hi sen our edera orities for protec qainst Magic He: o 5,18, | Main and 58 Pearl streots. Counct S 2 : < seve iteen br:lkfl'l;n"l who have sl:"m'k'!lm' beadsches mwm"& A\‘ alt e T S TR I o JUNE Dred horse, © can lu{x‘u 5 ‘Txmw“ Of Council Bluffs. greatest bargains in men’s and Al $7,00 igher wages. The company claims that the 5. 3 entists, 30 Pearl stroot or trade. Address or call on D. Brown, (e 5 2 i : Stelkors ave laterrored Harlously with' thelr Ex-Convict Convicted. next to Grand hotel. Telophone 145 High | 1522 West Broadway, Councll Blufls. CAPITAL STOCK. . ~$l?0vogg boys’ suits ever "e“"d ofiin ““*_ BOO Men’s All Wool Dress Su its business. nn‘vm%.-. ;\xuh J\\x]no \zn,fi?peml Tele- | grade work u specialty. = T Swan & Watker 512 Main sreet wad o1 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. ... ..c00 10,0 c:ly. I can sell men’s and boys in alfferent styla's, frora Gty TR i 3 gram to Tig Bee.]—Marshal Bowers, an ex- , s bearl, Council Blufs, you will aiways find i = I Sthing BO por cont ol ol an UL % The best and cheapest Car-Startor is sold Morgan’s prices for furnitu ¢ on install- TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. ... 225.000 g BO p by thy Bordat Sillai Co, Chicago, Il ‘With it one man can move a toaded car. General Sturm’s Claim Settled, IxpiaNaroris, Ind., June 19.—~The claim of General Sherman Sturm, an ex-oflicial of the Moxican government, for money paid for munitions of war which the general pur- chased i this country and transported to Mexico, has been settled. General Sturm recoived §250,351.03, but he alleges that in order to obtain this concossion ho had to ex- pend the sum of £100,000 among Mexican of- ficlals and congressmen to secure their influ- ence to insure the payment of his claim. It ppears from recent disclosures that the zen- eral was indebted rather heavily to Mr. | William Henderson and also to Horaco Scott and had been prowmising to pay them when tus Mexican claim was allowed. These debts Sturm failed to pay. Mr. Henderson intends to lay these facts before the depavt- ment at Washington, and it is not unlikely that complications of'a serious nature may 1 arise botween Mexico and the United States, Caligraph Writing Machine keeps every business house up to the times, - - - A National Union Building. MiLwaukee, Wis., June 19.—The senate of the National Union has voted to spand 5,000 for the erection of a National Union building at tho world’s fair. It has voted to invest £25,000 of its surplus. “Pho senate this morning selected Kansas City as the next meeting placg in June, 159 J. T, Charles Worth of Toledo was ele presidont. Among the other ofiicers el wero the following: Vico presidont, H Bryan, Washington; speaker, Frank Chicago; secretary, ' J. W. Moyers treasurer, 0, O. dverts, Toledo; director, A. O. Keyes, Mansfield, O. lain, B. A. Pettyjohn, Chicago. Indians Object. Wyo, June 19, —[Special Telo- . medical chup- Curvesse, ¥ gram to Tue Bee|-The Cheyenne and ] Crow Indians in southern Montana vbject to § the five-year term of enlistment 1 the pro- B posed Indian regiment and few can be in duced to join. Government Scout Frank Gruard mukes this roport. Four cars of a stock train were derailed aud twenty head of stock kiled on the Cheyonne & Northorn today. A cloud burst ] had washed out the track S De Witt's Little Early Risers, bost pill, ’ o The Fire Record. ] Marquerre, Mich, June 19.~The Nester block was entirely burned late tonight. The building wes occupied by goods, firms and various offic The loss is $125,000; insur- nuce, §i6,000, - Hood's Sarsaparilla has the largest salo of any medicine before the pulic. Any honest druggist will confirm this statewent. Chautuaqua Notes, The grounds look fresh and charming after the rmns of the past fow days, ‘Chey ure being rapidly put into shape for the a. sembly which opens July 2. Rows of young trees have been set out, underbrush has been cleared away from the wools and the aw- phitheater has been fresnly painted Ordors are fast coming in chofce locations. A large tent will by the Young Men's Cnristian tents and > erectod association, and other societios aro proparing to do thé me. All railroads nave given tho reduced rate of u fare and a third. B e ' rmount Park Concert. W - Dalbey's band will give a concert in Fair- mount park Sunday afternoon. The follow. ing brilliant programme will be rendered and special motor trains will bo in service to curey tho pooplo: Hluff City March Remembrance of the Operi Idylle, The Tyro ean and His Love Bikon Piecolo Solo, Through the Atr | Moy rellos Keler Bella Musical o Concert, Gulop Infernai Intermission. # Overture, Roval Standurd . Dalbe, Euphoniuw 8olo, Rocked In’ the Cradle ¥ of the Deep Kollinson T. J. Roff. Borenude A Dream of Beauty. Dalbey Concert, waltz A Kesler hm fiiltary Roview vwe Kun Galop, Star. .. . Koppita } couvict on trial in the district court for burglarizing a saloon in Wymore, was today found guilty as charged in the indicument. For Schlitz beer apply to R. R. Grotte 1020 Furnam, ELEVENTH ANNUAL. Nebraska Universalists in Confercnce in Omahn at Present. The oleventh annual session of the Ne- braska Universalist state conference began yesterday afternoon in the First Universalist church at the corner of Nincteenth and Lathrop streets, Rey. B. H. Chapin of Lincoln, president of the couterence, Rov. Q. H. Shinn, Rev. Mary Girard Andrews, and several earuest worl ers from the laity were present at the oy ing meeting. ‘The afternoon session was de- voted entirely to business ana the indications seemed to point to substautial progress all along the line. The Universalist church in Nebraska has grown rapialy during the past year aud the workers feel highly encournged. Rev. J. H. Pulmer of Cedur Rapids, actied an excellent sermon last night upon Unity of Religion.” He pointed out tho fact that in nearly every branch of the Chris- tian church there have been many grand and noolo characters whose lives aud labors vo been heartily commended by all de- nommatic There had been pocts and philanthropists and statesmen connceted with various branches of the church, and who seemed to belong to all of them, so wide Ia.* and gonerous and divine their lives 'secmed. The speaker held that this ouly went to show that the Christian people the world over were trying to worship the God. The creeds might bo necessary as Lanps forindividual feet, but the trud re ligion of Gou had really no_sections or di- visions. The er > simply tho imag- inary lines drawn for the convenience of tho worshipers, Today the conferonce and continue the busivess meeting. At 11 o, m. Rov. I3 H. Chapin of Lincoln will preach, Another business meeting will bo held av 3 p. m. P Xt8 p. m. Rov. Mary Girard Androws and Hon, C. A. Holues will adaress the confer- ence upon “How Can We Best Advauce tho Tnter of Uuiversahsm in the State.” Thore will be a sermon in_the evening by Rev. J. S. Cantwell, D.D., of Chicago. Tomorrow forenoon the handsome new church will be dedicated, Rov. M. D. Shut- ter, D.D., of Chicazo and other distinguishea speakers will be prosent me loving will meet at 10:30 sts DeWitt's Little Early Riscrs; bost little ills for dyspepsia, sour sto nach, bad breath - LAKE'S OUTPUT, Candidates for the High School Geadunted, Yesterday afterncon was one long to be Forty-Sev remembered in the snvals of the Lake street school. The afterncou school hours were devoted to the graduating exercises of tho cighth grade ¢ gramme had been recitations, music ass. A interesting pro. prepared, consisting of and readings. A large audience of the parents and friends of tho cluss gathered in th large assembiy hall of the school to witness the exercises At the corclusion of the indoor programme the school drum corps beat the time for the march to the grounds. Near the baso of the Arbor tree a eluss box was planted with all the usuul ceremonies. When the box of pu- pers had been safoly buried it develoved upon Miss Beatrice Ball to loso the koy. This was douo in - rather s unique manner, Tho voung lady attachod the key to the neck of a wild dove, poctry, gave the bir There wero fortv-seven members of tho graduating class. Miss Whitmore, the prin- Gipal of the sehool, und Ditss Valontiav, the teacher of the oighth grade cluss, daserve 810 aff citing s few lives of its liberty. groat croait for n..- munagement of the exer cises, which were as uearly perfect as could be, At the Kk Pho Park school graduation exercises were held in the large assembly room of the school yesterday afternoon. Miss Faunie Standish made the oluss prophecy and Leoa Boyd read the class history. Music and recitations were alsoon the programme and the exer. cises attracted a large numoer of friends, ment plan lowerthan any other nouse in city. Free concert by Dalby band at Fairmouat park Sunday, 3 to 7 p. m. Special Sale Summer Millinery. Beginning June 19 and continuing until July 15. Misses Sorink & Ragsdale, 329 Rroadway. Union_Park races, Omaha and Counci Bluffs, September 811, $,500; Octover 20-22 £4,000.” For programmes address Nat Brown, Merchants hotel, Omaha. Picnic at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa; good fishing, fine bathing and boatfog; plenty of shade; bst place for camping out” parties. ‘'he Rock Tsland sells speeial excursion tickets from Council Bluffs and other points to Colfax Springs, la., and return, good until October 31, Buy vour furniture, household goods of Mandel carpets, stoves and & Klein, Council Bluffs, Prices very low; freizht propaid to your city. On the oceasion of the democratic state § convention to be held at Ottumwa June 24, the C. B. & Q. will sell tickets commencing June 22, at one fare for the round trip, good returning June 2. For further particulars call upon O. M. Brown, ticket agent, No. 518 Broadway. - Bright upland hay at_slaughter pr next thirty dayss 450 tons, H. L, ner Pearl und 5th av cos for Carman, cor- Assignee's sale of Gilmore's stock of jow- elry, stationery, toys, ete., 225 Main street, 1 Legion. iion Veteran Locion Paul's Episcopal church ing, June 21, to_listen to a fare- well sermon by iRev. . J. Mackay. A large attendance is expected. Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic, ladies of the Woman’s [tehot Corps, Daugghters of Vet- erans, Sons of Veterans and_all old soldiers are invited to attond. W. H. Seery, L. Suerwoon, Colonel Commanding. Adjutant, Gentlemen desiring elegantly fitting suits for summer wear will fiud just what they want at Reiter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. i Vere Encampment No. 8 T will attend St Sunday eve Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 533 B'way e Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice tablits, They are delicious. . i ol Council Biuffs souvenir spoous at Burhorn's, Mar Bouricius, music_teacher, removod w0 535 Broadway, over C. B. music company. Commencing July 1 the cash be adopted at Kelloy's - grocery, way. systom 104 will Broad- Gaoinant oil prompt_delive telephon 203, and coal 24 Main, Swanson Music Co., 33 Broadway, ———— Caught Kelly. Adetmer Kelly was arrested on Douglas street last nignt by Oficers Sebeck and Go- dola, At the station Kelly was charged with eriminal assault. About Mareh 20 Kelly went to the home of Mrs, Cynthia Adams on South Thirteenth Sup- strect to call on her duughter Sallie, mfi%@@nfl@ these Little Piiis, They also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia, In |1~|~|;, R Gy iVER Eating. A perfect rem IlL y for Dizziness, Nausea, | ' Drowsiness, Bad Taste S. in the Mouth, Coated| ‘Tougue, Paln in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They| regulate tho Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICI nap bargain” in real estate if you want to tolist . bursain or a good plac it you want to sell or trud OR SALE. and fine single’ drivers; pri onable; eall and see thon before buying, Isaac M. Smith es stables No. 418 North Seventh street, umu Blufs. MAGNIFICENT qor properey T five M ocated 55 miles from posto for sulc on rousonable terms. Some fine resi- denco property for rent by Diy & Hess. Ok RENT—The McMahon block. & brick, with basemont und elovator. Squire, 101 Poarl street. OR SALE or_Kent—Garden stor, 9 W “land. with houses, by J. & Rice. 10J Main st, Jounall Bluffs tefrigerators on Installments. Wo buy only incar lots. Cun_give lowest prices, Our Racine refrigerators took first prize last year at Minneapolis for best and most _economical refrigerators aguinst all competitor Gasoline Stoves on Instaliments, The genuine Now Process and Quick Meal New Process. No inferior imitations. ~Call and sco us, Old generator stoves for #.00 up. . Victor Bicycles. We are now uble for the first tine to supply our trade on these celebrated bicyeles. The best is always the chcapest, reen Wire, Doors anil Frames. rgest line of faney and plain doors, frames, hinzes and wire, If you knew how little 1t costs to it your houses with screens no one would be without, CoLe & CoLk, 41 Main street. Don't Give Away Money And get nothine in return. You ure simply price commonly mower if the price 11 sell you a first- iteed twolve-inch mower for %00, Examine them. Guarden iose 9¢ per 0d quality and will give you © and see’it, The Best Refrigerator 1s the North Star. It is not iike some others that are warranted to freeze without lce in dog-days. 1t does use some lce, but uses less and produces a lower temperature with less wn uny other refrizerator on the market. Mexican Hammocks, 75c. They are worth looking at and will give you tots of eomfort duriag the summer, Columbia Bicycles. Plenty of thom now o supply il dowmands. There 13 no other in the world equal to r, Buse ball goods, step-ladders, water coolers, % and clothes baskets, th lightning e froez that freeze in from three ninutes. from $1.83 up. Junlor guso- line stoves from £ 1o #7. the e ble, the bost ocess, Eviporating stgve made; for sale only at P DeVol's, 54 Broadway, atistaction. Kefrigerators, U thit ‘peopie suve rn, thut eventually Economi Itis the amou much what they e thens rich. In buying not so mikes i household necessity THKe i refrigerator it is wall to consider some- iz else than the firsk, eost fn deternining its cconomy. The Guerns 'y Household Kefr a plece of parior tiian any oth hoid us erator is a8 handsome furniture and costs le cluss urticle, and stunds at t economizer of ice, giving the lowest cold tonpernture. Al the ' packing Is the best non-couduetor of heat and sture known. All parts can ken out nd - eleuned. Investigate the Houscho!d before buyint, Lawn Mowers. Th count cheaper delphin uls ry respect the 1" much © Phila- ur cholce. O New Quaker City fis in oy partof the Philadelp Frow i 1047, We ¢ wid you can tuk Screen Doc window screens, the lurgest and finest in ty, ind all the lutest noveities in th'e hurdwiie line, it SHUGART & SONS, No. 11 Maln Strect. Counell Bluths Il Many voars' exper A regular gra l 108 m'toldm Sead stamp or reply. NO (‘;UI*{ES' DOWNS - 1816 Duuqlus Street, Omaha, iate tn medioine as Aip DinecTors—L A. Miller, F. O. Gleason, E. L Bhugart. E. E. llart J. D. Edmundson, Oharles K. Hannan ‘Transact general banking busi- ness. Larzest capital and surplus ot oy bankin Southwestern lowa. INTERESTON TIM: DEPOS!ITS. Dr. M. H. CHAMBERLIN, Eya, Ear, Nose and Throat SURGEON. Council B luffs, Ta. Shugart-Beno B'k. Room 1. 9to 12 m 7and 8 p. m. First-:- National -:- Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital, - - Oldost organl; domeste attenti uals, b responde GEO. I 000 JRD. Prosident. A W. RIE Cashior RICE, Asslstant Cashier Gas Heating Stoves. No Asnes! Just the thing for bath rooms, hed rc Call and see our iarge assorti NO SMOKE. C. B. Gas and Electric 211 Poarl und 210 M Light Co. n Stroot NEW OGDEN HOTEL. TheNew Ozden Hotel. in Counell Blus, has been completely refurnished and modernized throughout, and is now one of the best hotels in the state’ 1t I8 loeated In the business part of the eity and the electrio motors pass the door overy four minutes, Fire ese and fire alaris throuhout the bullding enm t. hot and cold water wnd sunshine in o6ty Hobninatbls upbarpaseod” anyWAGR: Rutes, £2.00 a any. GEO. M. WHITNEY, Mannger ©C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE 6 Broadway, Councll Blufs, a COUNCIL BLUFFS Medical and Surgical Institute PROPS. nd detorm- Broadway, THER (J}‘{A‘\ID Council Bluffs, la. This Elegantly Appointed Hotal is Now Open George T. Phal ps, Manag INIE) T AN Neb. nns show. ating with the Cwuccess, all Nervous, Chronie and Private Diseasos. A permsnent cure guarantecd for Catarrh S € uatorrhma, Lost Manhood, Seminal Wenkness, Night Losws, Lmpoteacy, Syphilis. Stricture, and all ses 0f the Blood, Skin aud Urinary Organs. N. B. | guarantee &) for every case | undortake and fail tocure. Consultation free. Book (Mysterles Of Life) sent free. ORige hours—d s m. Lo p.w. Sunday facturers’ prices. I am prepared to back up every word I say by showing goods and giving prices. For example, here are a few leaders: BOO Boys’ Su 800 Men’s Working Suits At B3.00. 800 Men’s Suits at I Carry a Splendid Line of Gents Furnishing 85 to BS. 2.25. Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Etc. =M. MARCUS 546-548 Broadway, Council Bluffs. G. A, 10edsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St.,, Omaha, Dye, clean of every description. Packages received at Works, Cor, Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs them redyed and finishod equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND ( LIEAD D Bhiek s the TRV\ SEE @dflmg PR f'\lf AT o g QRDERS o T either “;A“‘!mhm ) TWlN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, 800 Boys’ All Wool Knee Pants, in different styles, at 500. , age 4 to 14, dur- ing the sale at B1.00. 400 All Wool Boys' Suits, —4 to 14, at— ages Broadway, Council and refinish goods office or at the Send for price list. BY STEAM, wit latest and most approved machinery, at less cost than you cver pald before, M4 Brondway Cauneib Bluhs, Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character cun have h tha O n (}7) CCviesedy, o