Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 23, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. VOUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City. 1, W, TILTON - - MANAGEI. TELEPHO Busyiess Office Night Editor MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 pp block. R. B. Hendricks has been appointed mar- shal of the town of Manawa. 1 you want wager in your yard or RO to Bixh Merriam block. B. Hagg took a permit yesterday to erect a #1,500 brick business block on 1ot 49 of the original plat of the city Wanted--Pupils for the plano, organ and guitar by an experienced tercher lately from Chicago. Room 304 Mc am block Messrs, Moore & Bowman have donated several dozen chairs to the Council Bluffs boat club to be used at the boat houses at M a Eliza MeClanahan died Sunday night at ber residence, 709 Avenue I, at the o of fifty y 4, The remains will be taken to Kirkiwood, 111, for interment, The case of Harry Boyle, charged with the lavceny of a €100 diamond ring from Charles Kuyser, has been cootinued until next Mon- when it will have an airing before Jus- tice Hammer, . The infant danehter of Mr. and A. Clurk died Sunday of congestion of the lungs at the resldence, 200'; Frauklin ave. nue. The funeral took place yesterday after noon at 4 o'clock, Rev, T, ", Thickstun oficiating, W.J. Weir was arrested yesterday after- noon for pedding pencils without a license, He was taken to the city juil, where ho fouud Judge McGee, who accommodated him with o hearing at once. Five minutes after his [ t he was discharged Iu the poiice court yesterday morning the cases of thethree men charged with gambling at the Manhattan last Saturday night, were continued until next Monday. Dave Tost vin, Joseph Hill, Frauk Burton, Geo Brother and John A. Holt were fined for i toxication, Charles Olson, who for obtaining money under false pri has been released on bail. His bhearing v to have come off yesterday afternoon before Judge McGoo, bt the prosecution was not dy for trial, and it was continued until next Fridn Next Wednesday and Thursday the annual exhibit of paintings, crayon sketches, em browdery and fancy articles will occur at St. Francis academy. The sist and voung ladies extend a cordial invitation to ail who may desire to come and examine their handiwork of the past year. The steamer formerly known as the C. E. Mayne, which was taken out of the lake iase summer and put into service on the river by its Omaha owner, was launched on Lake anawa yesterday. It will make regzular f hour trips duriug the season. Its nawe has veen changed to *“The Victor.” The mayor's annual message with the re- horts of the various ity ofticials, has been pub- istied, having been compiled and arranged by I3, J. Abbott, assistant and finance clerk IUis o ueat pamphlot of ubout 175 pages, and contains all the figures connected with tho city government during the past year. Avranvements are made for great sport at the ariving park on the Fourth of July. About #,000 in premiums are offered. Th will be running ‘and trotting races. Th will ulso be a barbecue, an ox weighing 1,700 ounds having been sceured as the victim. 3utchers hippodrome will be oue of the tractions, and a boys pony race. The case of Smith against N. C. Phillips was on U before Judgo Decmir esterday in the district court. was completed and given to_ th Judge Deemer loft for his in RRed Oak last evening, to be gone until to- morrow morning. Judge Smith will hold a speciul session of court in his placo. It is probable that the prosent term of court will close this week. There will bano more court until the Seprember term. An Offensive Breath and dry throut ure promptly relieved by a drink of Sulpho-Saline, Bottled at Excels Springs, Mo house Mrs. H. arrested Saturday ences, A fine oratorical treat is in store for the people of Councit Bluffs in the lecture on the “Talmud’’ this evening at the First F church. It will be a literary and s Jecturo by Rabbi Browne, interspo the most delicate humor. The Washington ( ) Star says: “We have heard Mark Twain and Josh Billings, but the people have not lnughed so much as on hearing the ‘Tul- aud,’ dry as the name of the subject is.” The “Yecture is under the auspices of the Young Mew's Christian association. Buy vour furniture, carpets, stoves and household goods of Mundel & Klein, Council Bluffs, I s very low; freight prepaid to your city. Bright upland hay at slaughter prices for next thirty days; 450 tons, H. L. Carman,cor- ner Pearl und 5th avenue. Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tablets. They are delicious. 1, wood G. Guolinenid oil; promptdelivery.’ L. telephona 203, and coal: Kuotts, 24 Main, Swanson Musie Co., 335 Broadway, of the democratic state ution to be held at Ottumwa dune 24, B. & Q. will sell tickets commencing June 22, ut one fare for the round trip, good returnine June 20, For further partienlars call upon O. M. Brown, ticket agent, No. 513 Broadway. On the oceasion conv the € AL PARAGRAPH: PERSO. Rev. D. C. Franklin of Atlantic was visit- ing friends in the Blufls vesterdny, Attorney General John Y. Stone and J. C. Stouo of Glenwood are at tho Grand Ed. Neilson of Chicago 1s visiting uncle, James Neilsen, 2647 avenue C. John A. Nelson and wite of ts of A, W. Jobnsou, at his Chicago aro Bancroft ter- Fantie Bucknam Minn., are any. of Denver, and the Misses Carter of Lince ob., aro tho guests of Rev. L. A. Hall and wife, on Sixth avenue Dr. Donald Macrae and wife left last oven un Arbor, to attend the commonce. of the University of Mich and daughter of 1o guests of the family of Jonn Do Mrs, Kelse fue for ment exercises Mrs, L. Biederman has visit to Rock Island and Muscatine. Ste was accompanied by Miss Rosa Block of Museatine, who is now visiting in the cit Acid Phospate Sunstrokes, s the prostration und n rangement roturned from a al de Send for paospectus of Claims. e Bez Bureau o deutists, 3) Poarl streor, Telophone 145 High Drs. Woodbuvy next to Graud hotet grude work u specialty Morgaii’s prices for furnitu e on install ment plun lower than any other nouse in city Picnic at Munhattan beach, Lake Manawa; good (ishing, fine bathing and boating; plenty of shade; best pluce for campiug out. parties Try it Rabbi Frowne. An orutorical treat is in store for the p of Council Bluffs this evening in the 10 be delivored by Rabbi Browne the “Tulmud” ut the First Baptist church, [t is a historical lecturo and the speaker's way of wingling fuct and bumor 15 sald to be very entertaining. Tho lecture will be given under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian association. Aumission, 25 cents. o griplug, no nauses, no pan Witts Little Barly Risers are takoa. pill. Safo pull. Best pill Gentlemen desinug elegantly fitting suits for summer wear will flud just what they waut at Heiter's, the tallor, 310 Broadway, ple lecture on when De Small NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. Police Get Hold of a Man with Money and Oinch Him, MADE ELF DEFENSE VERY COSTLY. John B. Mason Drawing a Revolve, Whom He Feared Robb! fly Fined For Two Men We on John B, Mason, v the wild yesterd, the pou in the ( street from 1 at an early hour of disturbing 10 elaimed to hail west, was arrest orning on & char At the time of his arrest he was uncil Bluffs chop house Main ned Grimes and Melody Mason jumped T'wo men o entered tho room, wher up, and drawing a revolver aimed direction of the men and told th Thoy obeyed the invitation with alacrity, and at once notified the police the it and put Mason under When searchied at the station he was found to have a railrond ticket from Council Bluffs to Chicago in his pocket He said hie haa o suspicion that Grimes and Melody, ection hauds ou tue Mil waukee, had an inkling of the wealtn he had concealed othes, and were on the for u chance to get hotd of it. Ho did 1ot propose to have any monkey business, and he accordingly drew his gun on them to prevent them from doing the same with b, Whethicr Mason was being tracked by Grimesaud Melody for the purpose of rob- bery, as he supposed, or not, circumstunces indicate that some ono was after b with that object in view. Mrs. L. Kinnehan, wife of the cit treasus who lives on cor near the city Jaily low voices under her window a short time after the arrest was made She arose 10 listen, and sho teard two men talking over aplan to rob someon One of them was telling the other that “he,” refe to somo unkuown, hud lots of motiey, but that he had just been ‘arrcsted. The other said that ho must be gotten out of jail at once, and they would get a hack and take him down on the bottoms, wuere they could declare dividenas Lis possessions at their lcisure. A few minutes latera_mun entered the jail and wanted to o on Mason's bail to have bim ro lensed. By a lucky chance the jailer, acting under orders from the marshal, kept the man’s offects and sent him out penniless with bis friend, so that his wealth was safe. Yesterday morning Mason paid a fine of £57 for his fun, und was released with the rest ot his money 1 bis pocket. DeWity's Little Larly Kisers; best little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath, m o who went to AU rrest. in cash and who are pout his lookout on BO TON STORE; Council Blufrs, Ia Note the prices on sun umbrellas and mitts for the weel SUN UMBR Having just rec facturer’s buyer, we are propar line and at lower pri the west. JLLAS AND PARASOLS. ved part of a la - igh our New Yo 1 to show the largest es than ever shown in PECIAL NUMBERS : £1.19, 21 ), $2,00, .00, £L50. The avove goods come in all the latest novelties of handles, such as black, ebony, studded, metals, fancy oxydized, oxydized Mexi- latest steel rods, gold rings, ti0s too numerous to mention las on sule for Co pricas in show window. LK M1 We have recerved the balauce of onr order from the munufacturer of ladies’ black and colored silk ) show special val- ucs ut 7, 50c and 62c. See beautiful line of 2-inch fo colors at 75e ia all the latest and most delicate tints. BOSTON STORE. Foruerixanay, WiLTeiaw & Co., Couneil Bluffs, ia. N. B.—Storo closes at 6 p. m., except Moridays nnd Saturdays. Mondays 9 o'clock, Saturaays 10 o'clock. Sons of Veterans, General (. M. Dodge camp N of Veteraus, was mustered in last evening in the Grand Army hall by Moses O'Brien and J. B. Reeves of Omaha. Nineteen members were initiated into the mysterics of the order. Tue tivst part of the evening was occupied by the imtiation exercises after which the doors were opened and a large number of outsiders were. permitted to witness the process of installation of oficers. The audience includea almost all the Daugh- tersof Veteraus,the membe of the Women's Reliof corps of this city and the camp of Sons of Veterans of Omaha, Tne following ofti- cors wero duly elected and installed: Cap- tain, F\ wsser; first licutenant, W. I Spera; d hdutenant, C. W. Schwart; camp ¢ O. E. Brown, E.'N. Pickard and George Clark. After the installation a duueo was given, supper being served by the members of the camp of Daughters of Vet~ crans, can ouyx, Dent and othe: in ail ove this week afers. Cures all AU all druggis Assignee's sale of Gilmore's stock of jow- elry, stationery, toys, ete., 225 Main street. Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co. Mar Bouricius, music teacher, removed 0o 535 Broadway, over C. B, music compa Funeral of Roy Ricky The funeral of little Koy Rickman, who was drowned last Saturday afternoon, took place yesterday movuing from the family residence, 105 South Seventh street. A large company of fricnds was prosent, wmong the number being all the members of the eluss to which the dead boy belonged in the First Presbytorian Sunday~ school. The class furnished the music for the oceasion, singing several of their cluss sonws, assisted Ly their teacher, Miss Laura Baldwin. Dr. Stephen Phelps conducted the exer- cises, speaking fu the most feeling way of the deceased. The following play joates of cted us pall-beare Ralph impkie, Reuben Oliver and Albert mains w npanied large number of friends. Howe , truc cofee mills, car- starters, Harrisor conveyor. Catalogues of Borden & Sellock Co., agents, Chicago 11l 5 B'way . kuess close ti cemetery to the seald Commencing July 1 the ca: be adopted at Keliéy's groc way system 104 will Broad- rhe Rock Island sells tickets from Council to Colfax Springs, Qctober 51 spociul excursion Biuffs and other points a., aud retura, good until Not Without a Requisition, Sherift Costello of Grand Islan: rived in Blufs worning to take in chazge Fraukio Long and Lizzie Mon two women who were arrested last week ona charge of being fugitives from justice. He was somewhnt surprised, however, to learn toat they had been set free by order of the chief of polico of this city, who withdr churged that had been eitored agaiust The two women are winted for debt, and thit is an olense for which requisition papers cannot be issusd o tiis state, they were turned Pho shorif was oot long in finding them ugaiv, and ut lust uccounts he wis teying to inauce thew to go with him without requisition pupers, & thing which thoy steadily refused 1o de the vesterday Mothers will nlyzer 1s & rlicea. tind sure und talier's Pain Par pleasuut cure for dra Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's. Will Have an Examination, Jobn Cocbiran, or Oaughlin, as he now says his name is, taken before the insane comuissioners yestorday afternoon for a re- examination on the charge of insanity, To all appearances he was 4s sane as on his first examination which was made last week, and this feature of tho case rather tends to ‘my fy the commissioners. He claimea that in waking the assault upon bis wifo last Sat was THE urday night he was simply tryiug to bluff ber iuto living with him again,” He said he thought his arrest was a put up job between his wife and some of her friends, who wanted % koep them separat Tho ' exwmnination will be rosumed morning, extra time having beon taken for the purpose of calling in some witnesses whose testimony, it is thought, will throw some light o the put-up Job, if such it proves to be. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for dren teething produces natural, quiet 25 conts a bottle chil: sleep. Union Park races, Omaba a Bluffs, September S-11, &,3005 Oc #6000, For programmes uddross Nat Brown, | Merchants hotel, Omaha. - AMUSEMENT The circus with modern improvements, being the only circus thero is, attracts the crowd, Thern is someting in the smell of the suwdust which carries vack days of youth makes aunually hopo that the glorlous time may yet return to us. In those days of oue ring we all knew the clown's name, Those were the days of the clown’s pre-eminence. In these days noone kiows or cares who the clown is could hacdly be scen if oue did ¢ huge are the tents. But since the circus has under- rotie the transformation, and there is little likelinood of the old days ever coming back, ore tries 1o accent the whole show as it is And thero is a mighty big lot to_accept in Sells Brothers' aggrégation, which held forth at Twenty-second and 1Paul yesterday Tiwo immense audiences applauded the multi- plicity of acts, and fora good reason. Itis undoibtedly oneof the very strongest shows Omaba has'se From begiuning to end the act all excellent, the actors par excel- leuce. From the the Roman cent of and circus of one that wosing spectacular entreo to ariot race, v reminis, en Hur," thére is & completeness and o brillis about Sells Brothers' grand alliance, which even in these days of vastuess is worthy of & pro nounced notice enpassant, Among the exalted featurers of this com- bination may be mentioned the introduction of the only pair of hippopotami; the acrial horizontal bar performance by Petit. MeVey and D. Ryan, H rellu; the five hors andem manage ridicg by Albert Weilz the dashing feats on bareback hocse by Mis: Poliy Lee and Daisy Belmont; phenomenal ac flights of the Zorella brothers; Petit and McVoy 1 their flying trapezo act; the beautiful ridiog of that prince of equestriaus William Shawles; the Ioman statuary by Robert and Otto Gilford, last, but by by no neans least in the public eve, the sensational duncing of Cyrene, who is quite the equal of Carmencita, if not'ner superior in the poetic movements. But after all the pleasure one takes in the circus is wmore imaginotive than real. To be sure as one sits on a cushioned seat and looks across the dusty dimuess in which the tiers of spectutors at the other end of the tent seem ghostly, the mind take a flight, the im- agination is'on the qui vive and the whole thing assumes an aiv of unreality which is a delicious treat, It is a deal like n dre which is_exciting but pleasant, and wh! one remembers most confusedly afterwards. But as loug as Sells Brothers give the stow they are now giving they may be sure of the support of the public, which for nearly a quarter of a contury th uever cheated through the cheapness of their performance. e more attractive than a pretty face ), brizat complexiont For'it, us Powder. end for prospectus of Tue Claims, What i with a Pozzoui’ 3ee Burcau of Rabbi Brow L Rabbi Browne of Toledo, O., lectured last night av the Young Men's Christian Association before a rather small au- dience. Tho subject of the lecture was “Ihe Its Ethics and Literary Beauty aker was laboring under the disaavantage of a very severe cold, but the succceded in muking *the address very interesting and _instructive. He took up th teazhings of tho Talmud, which comprises all tho best literature of tho Jewish race down to the time of Christ, in four divisions: First, the tesching of réver- cuce for parents: second, the teaching of character and benevolence; third, tbe iu- junctions and teachings with regard to peace; and fourth, 1ts estimation of the im- portance of the acquisition and diffusion of knowledge, The lecturo was aptly illustrated and the more sold and sombre thoughts were intter- spersed with passages of cloquence and with Hashes of wit and humor. oo g e vl Do Witvs Little Early tasers. BestZlittlo pillever made. Curs constipation every time. None equal. Use them now. ittt a iy An Old Mexican Mine. City or Mexico, June 22.—Tho “Veta Grande Mine” at Parral. which broke its pumps a year ago and flooded the mine to the fourth level is now putting in a new Cornish pump and other machinery at an expense of 20,000, preparatory to unwatering the mine, This miue has been worked for 200 years, producing millions. The average yearly out- put before the mino was floodsd was 24,000 tous of thirty to forty ounces milling ore. The Nopal, on the same vein, was recently sold to compauy together with the LaLuz mill at Parral. They are making extensive improvements at the mine aud have started up the mill. The Pricena was also sold a few days ago to the Phila- delphia milling and mining company. They are supplying their Hidalgo mill ot Parral with ore from this mine. The North Ameri- an mining eampany of New York has bought the Bouquilia mill.” This mill was built by a company of Americans of the state of Ohio av a cost of 220,000 A new process for pul- verizing and amalgamating ore was intro- Quced and proved a failure und the company in disgust sold tho mill to some merchants of Parral for §20,000 and these merchants have resold it at 'the same price to the North Americun company, The building alone cost §4,000, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers: only pill to cure sick headache and “regulate the bowels e Send for prospectus of Tur Brt Bureau of Claims. e Exaggerated Keports, VasnviLie, Tenn., June 22.—For several days past exaggerated reports have been sent out from this city wn regard toa race riot said to be fomenting. There 1s absolutely no foundation for such reports, A few nights ago fracas occurred in a tough part of the city between some whites and blacks, It has furnished a pretext for wild and ridiculous telegrams by special correspondents, Packers Agree. Ciieago, June 22,—A final agreement has been entered iuto between the *Big Three" pork packers—Messrs. Armour, Morris and Swift—and the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern rail- road and in @ very short time the Belt line will extend fts tracks througn the Tolleston property, the ground recently purchased for stockyard purposes by the above mentioned packer: De Witt's Little Early Risers, best pill, Soend for prospectus of Tuk Bk Bureau of Ciaims, - Flags at Hall Mast INDIANAroLts, Ind., June 22 —Flags on pub. lic and private buildings ure at half mast today in respect for the late Joseph E. Me- Donald. The funeral will occur Wednesday afternoon and prowises o be one of the most ug ever occurring in Iudianapolis, grums of condolence are pouring in frou all sources, Oue was received from Presi deat Harrison, e Sena for prospectus of Tur Bee Bureau of Claims, —_— hen Raby was sick, we gave her Castorla, When she was & Clild, shio cried for Castoria, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Whea she had Childeva, shie gave tiem Castoria, OMAHA DAILY BEE, 1o the | “THE BEK APM BUREAU. Pension, Indian Depredation, Patent and Other Claims, About thirty days ago,m new departura was inaugurated by the Saj Franciseo E x aminer, now the leading phpoer on the Pacifie const. Its propriotor, Mr. Hoarst, son of the late Senator Hearst of California, who has a very Inrge fortune at his dommand, conceived tho ldea of establishing a bureau of claims at Washington, manned by the ablest lawyers and specialists conversant with the routine work in the various depatiiitants and bureaus of the gov ont. The object of Mr. Hoarst in this undertaking is elarly sot forth in the prospectus taken from the Examiner to be 1blished in o later issue of Tue Bre When the announcement of this new do- parture was made negotiations ware at once entered in%o botween Tue Ber and tho pro- prictor of the Examiner to join hands and mutually share in the enterprise. These ai raugements have now been perfected and groements ontored into by which TeBeR bo of the Ixaminer in the where Tite BEE enjoys so extensive ption patronage. Under this arrangement all applications for claims, either for pensions, ludian depreda- tions, land or mining claims, patont or postal claims in the states of lowa, Kansas, South Dakotsa and Nebraska, will be taken in hand by Tie Bre Bureau of Claimsin O naha an through it forwarded to headquarters at washington where the Examiner bureau will prosecute them to a fi ud speedy con- clusion, e Bk takes pleasure in offering to al its patrons and particularly to subscribers to Tue: WeekLy Bee, the services of this new bureau which, we nave no doubt, will prove of great advantage to them, both in prose- cutingnew claims to a successful issue and inexpediting all claims ontrusted to Tur Bee bureau, Land COMES & Co-W The Conditions, As a condition precedent to any person availing himself of theservices of the burs Tite Bek will require that tie applicaat shall send in a subseription to ik Oman WeekLY Bee for a year, A remittance of §1 will entitle the person sending it to one year's subscription and also a membership in the Claims Bureau association composed en- tirely of subseribers to Tir: Brr, Al persons now suvscribers of Tue WeekeLy Beg who will send us one new sub- sertber will be entitled to membership in the association in_their own names and the new subscriber will also receive one cortificato of membership besides his paper. Subseribers of Tur DarLy Ber who send in_subscriptions to the weekly will bo en- titled to the same privileges as those of Tue WeekLy Bee No service will be undertaken for any per- son who is not an actual subseriber of Tiie Br The Terms, er which ol 1 devend cutirely upon the vice rendered in cach case. We all patrons of tho bureau the charges will bo very much lower rates charged by ‘the regular claims lawy and claims agents at Washington, Itgo without saying that the Examiner and Pue Bee are in position conjointly to ex- pedite business and do service at more lib- eral rates than any other medium for the prosecution of claims, In he matter of fees and charges Tie Bee desires oulv to clear expenses. The bureau is intended for the relief of the people from the rapacity of legalsharks. In many cases foes allowed attorneys are irrevocably fixed by law, and 1n such the question is decided. In othier claims such a charge will bo made us seems to cover the actual expenses involved in collection Wo make no effort to solicit patronage, as does tho ordinary who sceks your elaim for a financial consideration. Such is not our pur- pose. We offer to one und all the services of a well cquipped bureau, where a claim of any nature can be sent, or information in regard thereto be obtained. If your claim is worth- less or illegitimato you will be so notifind thout fear or favor, 1If the claim is gen- uine it will receive prompt attention and eMicient prosecution. If unsuccessful, no charge will be made; provided, however, that claimants must defray their own ex penses in the preparation of afidavits, dopo- sitions, and other evidenco outside of Wash- ington. We will furnish the necessary legal papers and bear the Washington expenses only in unsuccessful ciaims. When claims are allowed, a reasonable fee will be charged to cover uctual cost. All letters will be promptly answered and all information concerning form of applica- tions for claims, terms, etc., will be given with as little deluy as practicable. No lotter will bo answered ubless the sender enclose requisite stamps for reply. No information concerning any particular clmm will ve im- parted until the applicant has become a member of The Bee Claims Bureau asso tion. Address all lotter MaNacen Oyana b The terms u prosecuted w amount of se ms will be than your agen relating to claims to BUREAU OF CLAIMS, Omaha, Neb. e Constipation poisons tne blood Little Early Risers cure Constij causeremoved the disease is wone. £ Judge Bartlett of New York, handed down u dee sion denying the second motion on b half of the Parncliites to roestrain Eugen Kelly from transmitting any more 1money to the MeCarthylte DeWitt's ion. The CARTERS| " ke ¥t these Little Piils. ITTLE They also relieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsla, In-| PILLS. igestion and Too Hearty| Eating. A perfect rem-| edy for Dizness, Nausea,| Drowstness, Bad Taste in ‘the Mouth, Coated Tofigrue, Patn In the Side, TORPID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. TURKISH is what you need, for it cures all liver, kidney and nerve troubles. 25c package. Remember that HAHN'S GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CURE is warranted to cure dyspeps ickheadache, billiousn a, lump like feeling in the stomach, or money refunded. Price olc, of your druggist or by mail on_receipt of price TURKISH REMEDY CO., Omaha, Nebraska, Bamples of Tew & Dyspepsia Cure for e stamp GET THERE CAPSULES, a positive cure for gonorrhaea, gleet or any urinas ry trouble, will not cause stricture. For weakness of both male or female it has no equal. Will gusrantee to cure above complaints with one box, Kasy to take and quick in effect, purifying the blood at the same time. $1.50 per box, by mail or your druggist. TURKISH BEMEDY €0, Omahds FUESDAY, JUNE 1891, {, PECIAL NOTICES. i COUNCIL BLUFFS, OST hetweon 114 Madison, and Driost Jeandy store o ludy's gold wateh, F otiirn (0 303 8app block and receive saitabio reward W ANTEDtiiel to learn dressmuking Biggs, 525 Fifth aveune. K's Mrs TMONEY toloan on fmproved of unimproved property. Johuston & Van Patten. [)Oguu want the carth i the vicinity of Councll Blufls, either fmproved of anim= provear 1f o cail and see our iist of buraing at the roal estato and loan ofice of J. C. Cole & Co. LISt your property for sile, rent or « change, With s, nnd secure tomer, . ¢ ©o,, No. 4, Pearl streot, ground fioor. YLAIRVOYANT and sy J neter ronaings: also di nend lock of huir for roadines by lotter, Suns Sayeand oveninzs, Mrs E Hooper, 422 Ave- due E, near corner 15th strcet, Counell Riufrs Termg, 5lc and $1.0), JCORSALE- Forltent-Wantad -1t you want to buy, seil or rent anything In U estate lin don’t do (6 until you ive seen r0 list of burzains. Swan & Wilker, No. 3 Main and 58 Peirl streots, Council BIufs, JOINE bred horso, that can hent 2: will sl or trade. Address or cull on D. Brown, 1822 West Broadway, Council Biu homotrie, or chare znosis of disease, " Switn & Waiker's 512 Main steect and 510 arl, Council BlufMs, vou wili always find nup Burgain’ n real tstite if you want to buy, orn good place to 1ist & bursuin it you 1L or trade, Elegant carelnzo tom nnd fing ers; prices reasonable: call buyinz M. Smith 415 North Seventh street, ounci Blufrs, AGNTFICENT agro property T five-nore VLS Coatai oo s, Eons. novtomes for silo O ronsonublo. torms. SoMe iine rost dence property for rent by Diy & Huss. JQi RENT-Tho MeMahon bio:k, & brick, With basement und el Bquire, 101 Peari stroot (OK SALE or Kent—Jirden lanl wita Bl aguses by I & lice, Wi Mala st Jounall uifs CITIZENS STATE BANK Blulfs, ory vator. 3. W Or Council CAPITAL STOCK...... SURPLUS AND PROFITS..... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 DirecTons—1. A Millor, K. O Gloason, E L Bhugart. B E, lart, J. D, Edmundson, Churies Hannan Transict gensral banking busi: ness. Larzest capital and surpius Of wuy bankin Southwestern lowa INTERESTON TIM: DEPOSIT -$150,000 A Summer Resort. Liake Manawa Hotel. Buth- Attractions: Fine Fishine, Toa ing and Excellent Mineral Water. Only fifteen minutes ride from Council Bluffs. Motor trains ¢ y half our, direet to centers of Council Blufrs and Omaha. Most delightful and accessible place for picnie parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. 27 MAIN STRE over . B. Jucquemin & Co. Jewalry Stor Dr. M. H. CHAMBERLIN and Throat SURGEON, Council Bluffs, Ta. Shugart-Beno Bl Room 1. 9to 12 m 7and 8p. m. First -.-'Nétio‘nai --Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital, - - - - $100,000 Oldest organized bank fn the eity. Forelgn and domestie exchange nnd local secaritlor. Eipocly attention pald to collections. Accrnnts 0f indiyil uals. b bankers und corporations solieltal Cos respondence invited GEO. 1. SANFORD, Pro:lde; A W. RIEKMAN, Cashlor AT, RICE. Assistant Cashlor THERE GRAND, Council Bluffs, la. This Elegantly Appointsd Hotal is Now Open. George T. Phel ps, Manager. D. H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers' and Packars’ Supliss, Market Fixtures, Casinys, pices and Sausage Makers' Machinery. ). 22 Muin st., Councll Bluffs, Iu Also dealers n Hides and Furs C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs, C&)UNC[L. ltil‘..UF;‘a’ Medical and Surgical Institute DRS. BELLINGERS, PROPS Chronte diseases o all kinds und doform- ities speeiaitios. Nos. 2601 and 2608 Broud way, Council Blufs, Ta WEAK WOMEN Save Yourselves, Nerve Beans willoure wenk back, take away that gloomy, tired feeling, that nervous eXhAUSLON, put Foses [ your chieeks, brighten your eyes, K1ve you nes lite, wmbl- U0 nppetite, mako you tenrold more attractive vaolutely Hari $la box. postpald, Liet free N_CO., Buffulo N, C 1a_ by Good 1110 Farnam st Omalia Nebraskn. Vi BEA Drug Co., Wo eend_tho marvelon Jmuly CALTHOS fr Use it and pay if Attres, VON MOHL CO., Boll Amerioan Aprate Ceeianats Dhio SANDALWOOD CAPSULES aro the AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY spoctaltios. Always now. Keep p Try our Maglo Bell L ¥ Pocket La Clear Lignter. Mo, Ditne Bank. Surpius Bank for ponnies, nicklox a dimes, and our Frait Can Wronch, for putting on tuking off the tops of fruft cans. Write for elre 0f magle noveltios, or call on North Western Specla'ty Co. or ¢ 2 W COHOOL OF |yife Bia'g, Omaba, Neb, TOMAHA lmnu B. SHERWOOD, 424 New York TELEGRAPHY, nder | YOU CAN SEE / SEF A A ¥ “ A s with half a glance that this buy well We'd rather miss a tomer and have him disa to “BLACK BALL” us at for we're after that kind of in the long run from serving people well. is safe as as your boy le than your own St mislead a every of School Suits and ;huvc done ‘“‘heaps of good.” Some of our if they had an interest in the business. a “confidence game” on them. Joys' Knee Pant Suits, 4 io 14 years, neat in pattern, strong in vice, $2.00. Joys' Al Wool Knee Pant its, our own make, dozens of es, all handsomely made up ular prices, $2.50, $3 .00 and $5:00. Graduating Suits for the or youth, from 14 to 18 SaCK natty, nobby suits in attractive and styles superb Jver fifty styles in handsome and dressy Krce Pant Suits, at $5.00. boy of the period ¢ vice, $4. 85, 80, $0.30, $7.5 $8,50, $9 and $10. SBIECIAL, 28 dozen Indigo Blue Star Shirt close at BOc. For the Ladies’ place to clothes. cus= ypointed or disposed opportunity, success that comes OUR OWN MAKE Dressy Clothes for Boys cus= tomers are as enthusiastic about these goods as It all comes from the splendid satisfaction realized. | Isn’t this better than “bam boozeling” the peo- ple and having them feel that you have played boy ycars, and three button cutaway, with price Boys' Long Pant Suits, 14 to 18, suits especially adapted to the s regards s W aists to we carry the largest and finest assortment of Silk, Silk Flannel, Madras and Zephyr Shirt Waists in this city. As for Hats and Furnishings, if you don’t realize here’'s a money-saving place to buy these things, something’s wrong in your inves- tigation. BROWNING, KING & (0, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. ( Money cheerfully vefunded when goods do not satisfy.) (Send for Ilustrated Catelogue.) HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, Carriage Repository, IOWA. Wagons, Carts COUNCIL BLUFFS, Wholesale Dealer in Carriages, Buggies, Spring Road Wagons. Guarante other hous a—— s better value and more satisfactory goods than in the Missouri Valley. ¥ the Hamilton Grade Vehicles Columbia Carriage Co's buggies, surries and phactons. buggies and phactons. Spring wagons, and any General western repository for and Bonanza All styles Van Brunt and Michigan roal and farm wagons, carts and harness in grear variety. Correspondence solicited, HENRY H. 14 and 16, Fourth St., VAN BRUNT, Council Bluffs, 12 DYES WORKCS TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Broadway, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha, Dye, clean and r of every description, Packages received at either offic Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St, Council Bluffs. or them redyed and finished equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED A latest and most approved machinery, at le N\D CLEANED 8 cost than you ever paid before, COUNCIL Galvanized Iron Cornice \\'nll;\,‘ Gas No Asues! Just the thing for Cull und see R GRAIIL No Sx0Ki 1016 and 1017 Broadway, Estimates furnishod on a1l kind rnice Work. Iron Roof! FWork. Arilstic work & SON, PROP'S, Jroa t tric Light C. B. Gas and E once sollolted from polat cll Blufts and Oumal 08 from ¢ ok 211 Peurl und 210 Muln Street Catalog- ues and price lists on application. Towa Council finish goods at the Send for price list. Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any charvacter cua have BY STEAM, with the —_—_—_—_——_— Heating Stoves. Co.