Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1891, Page 7

HE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET, ivered by Carrier in o . W, TILTON - TELEPHON Business Office, No, 43, Night Editor. No, MINOR MENTION. ¥ part of the City. MANAGER. N. Y. P. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water fn your yard or #0 t0 Bixby's, %02 Merriam block 7. Steadman will deliver an _addross at “ourth of July celebration at Malvern The Pottawattamio county farmers’ aili- ance will meet in Neola July i at 11 o'clock. The Models will cross bats with the Ath- letics of Omaha next Sunday at Manawa ball park. A marriage liconso was fssued yestorday to or B, Oleson of this eity and Mollio Peterson of Avoca fhe Marrica Ladies' Social socinty will meet tomorrow afternoon atthe home of Mrs, Ed Schicketanz, 110 Benton stroot Wanted--Pupils for the plano, organ guitar by an exporienced torchor lately Chicago. Ioom %4 Merriam block. Arrangements are being made for the es- tablishumients of a kindergarten department in connection with the Chautauqua assembly house th and from I, Test is putting new lifo into ancil Bluffs Nonparcil. - He is booming thie old Towa city for all she is worth and she is worth all he says for her In police court yesterdiny morning a fine of £4.00 was assessed against Heory Freeding for kecping a disorderly house on Broadway uear the corner of Union street. The school board will hold a mecting to- morrow evening to vote the diplomns to the members of the graduating class who have succeeded 1n passing the examinations, The juniors of the high school will tain the seniors ut a reception to be given next Tuesday evening at the resiaence of C. B. Waite of the school board, ou Sixth ave- nue, enter- fined & ning, for 1 weapons was fined Hubbard was rday me rying conceal a young darky, drunkenness. Special co ation Ancient Freo and Accepted Masons, this ovening, Work 1w the third degree. All master Masons in good standing are invited. By order of the W. M. ‘A wotion for a new. trial was filed yes day afternoon by tho dofeadant in the c of Thomas against the Canning comy which a judgment of 100 was awarded tho plaintiif in the superior court several months ago. Complaints are_being made over a pond of stagnant water which has stood at the corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth strect ever since tne last overflow of Indian creek. 1t 18 covored with a green slime, and is likely to cause considerable sickness in that part of the city uniess removed. ‘Thomas O'Brien died at an_carly hour yes- terday morning, at his residence, 1611 Fourth avenie, at tho age of seveuty-nine years. “The funeral will take place this morning at 9 o'clock from St. F'rancis Xpvier's Catholic church. The remains will be interred 1 the Catholic cemetery. Phil Betts was arraigned in police court vosterday morning on the charge of assault. He was scufling with a number of other me ou Upper Brondway when Oficer Murph happened along. The officer tried to stop thio fun, and Betts stuck his knife through Mur- pby’s hat. He was not. ready fon trial and a continuance was grauted. Rabbi Browne delivered his lecture on “Tho Talmud” last evening to a rather small audience in the First Baptist chureh, The speaker wa ng from a severe coid, and it was with difiiculty that he could haudle his voice. Despite the hoarseness of votce and smallness of audience the lecture proved a delightful treat to the listeners. Mrs, M. L. Rogers filed an_information Monday night agriust Zeph Hughes, who lives oii Lincoln avenue, charging him with threatening to kill her. ' Hughes is regarded by his neighbors as somewhat quarrelsome aid ors. Rogers aud he had somo words which led to the arrest. He will_be given n hearing this morning at 10 o'clock before Justice Hammer, William Wallace became engaged in a fight with Pete Egan and_a_beer bottle lst oven- ing in a saloon on Lower Mai street, and Egan and the bottle came out best. Officer Waggeck ran across Wallace, whose tears were falling in great showers on account of an ugly welt over his eye, and took him to the police station where he was slated with drunkenness. Egan got away. A circular has beon issued with reference to.the excursion from the southwest to the International convention of the Christian En- deavor societies to bo held ut Minncapclis Julv 0 t0 12, Tho excursion tramn_ will leave Council Blufts Wednesday evening July 8. ‘'he fare for the round trip from this city is £10.81. It is expocted that a large dolegation will go from this section of the couutry by the special trafn, In the district conrt yesterday a motion for anew trial was filed in the case of George Bryson against tho Chicago, Burlington & Quiney railway company. As grounds for tho motion an_aMdavit was filod by some of the jurymen who tried the case on its first heariug, stating that the verdict thoy nad rendered had been in the uature of a com prom and had not been according to the weight of the evidence. The members of the police force are bogin- ning to complain about the infloxibility of the rulo that requires them to wear their heavy winter conts buttoned up tightly beneath their respectivo chins while the mércury siz- zles out of tho tap of tho thermoweter. By great exertions they succecded in potting Jormission some time ago to leave off their Its and now they want to depurt still an- other degree from true metropolitan diguity. ‘The Boston Post contains an_account of the cluss day cxercises of Harvard_ univers- ity, in which great credit is given Mr. John wood Dodge, sou of N. P. Dodge of this y, for tho success of the day’s entertain- ment. Mr. Dodge was the chuirman of the committee on arrangements, and although he hud a great many *hing to contend ugainstin the way of bad weather and other untoward tull he overcame them all und the exercises were i great success. What is more attractive than a protty face with a fresh, brizht complexioaf = For it, us Pozzoui’s Powder, Commencing July 1 tho .. be adopted at Keliéy's grocery, “way. 260 in police of Endrion lodge, ash system will 104 Broad- and_solls spocial excursion ts from Council Blufts and othor points to Colfax Spriugs, la., and roturn, good until October 51, Wells Not to Blame. Yesterday's aispatehes contained an uc count of tho arrest of B. M, Wells of the Judd-Wells investmgpt company in Chicug on the charge of disposing of the firms prop- erty for tho purpose of defrauding the croditors. W. H. Kuephor, the assignco of the firm, was seen yesterday by a Bee ro porter and gave a full explanation of the affair, settiag Mr. Wells right in overy par ticular, I appoiuted Wolls my agent to take charge of the property of the firm in Chi cago,” he suid. ““Some of the firm's oredi- tors went on to Chicago and tricd to get possession of tho property to satisfy their claim. 1 had no right to seitlo the claim under my instructions from the court, and Mr. Wells bud no right to give up the prop- erty without fustructions from me. 1 had ordered the lumbor which was at the bottom 0f the controversy to be sent to this city, and the ouly thing for him to do was to send it according to my order, The arrest was ovi dently made for the purpose of biuMing Wolls iuto paying off the firm, but it failed to work." A Cara. Wo want evdry ludy and all the boys and gitls to call on your draggist and got some of our beautiful curds and a book of vuluable < nformation froe. HatLer Propuisrasy o, Gentlemen desiring elegantly fitting suits for summer woar will find ust what they want at Reiter's, the tailor, 510 Broadway, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. District Oonrt Will Cousider the Ordinancs for Fining Saloonkeepers, LEGALITY OF THE MATTER TO BE TESTED. | Narrow Escape of Boatmen from Drowninz—A Woman Under Bonds to Krep i Wells' Arrest Explained. ene The city ordinance which gives the judge of police court power to imposo a fine on the keepers of disorderly houses is to be wiven anott whirl this morning 1n district court William Dilsaver was arrosted about a week ago, charged with the maintaming of u disorderly house. He pleaded guilty before Judge McGee and was sentenced to pay fine of #4.60, in dofault of which he was sent tothe county jail to board the amount out with Sheriff O'Neill. It has long been a question whether the city ordinance authorizing pro- ceedings of that kind leeal, and Dilsaver consulted Attorneys Dailey and Avlesworth as 1o the steps that shoula be taken, Yester- day afternoon the matt me to a head, and @ writ of haveas corpus was sued out in dis- trict court for the release of Dilsaver. The ground upon which the writ is asked tor is the illegality of the ordinance. ‘The attorneys claim that the city has no right to puni:h offenses of any kind except in so far as that right is given it by the statutes of the state, They further claim that there is no such thing ns a disorderly house men- tioned 1n the statutes, so that no 'aw relating to the subject can bo passed by the city. The question will bo heard before either Judge Smith or Judge Deerer_this morning at 9 o'clock, aud the mattor will be decided. Tho city ordiuance above referred to is to be triod 1o its utmost capacity in the next few months. Captain W. A. Hays was arrested sevoral days ago on the charge of keeping a disorderly” house, und he wus fined #4.10 night_before last on of the police court held for the rpose of hearing his case. Heo atonce gave notice that the ase would be appealed to the district court. He has rotained the legal services of (eorze H. Hewitt, and the case will be pushea to the furthest lin he outcome of the ses will be watched with great interest, from the fact that when Attorney P, . Sea: brook left the city the saloonkeepers and cood share of the business men of the city lay back and congratulated them- selves that they would ot be troubled any more by such procecdings, The fiue system hus been in vogue in all the priocipal cities of the state ever since the passing of the pronibitory law, but the question of its legality is one whic has never been decided by the supremo court. Whichover way the case is decided this morning, it will bo ap- peuled to the supreme court, aud thus a vast wmount of litigation is likely to result feom the opening up of tho subject. An Offensive Breath at are promptly relieved by a line, bottled at Excelsior and dry t drink of Sulpho. Springs, Mo. BOSTON STORE; Council Blufts, In Note the prices on sun umbrellas and mitts for the week : SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. Having just received part of a large manu- facturer's” stock through our New Y buyer, we ave prepared to show the largest line_and at lower prices than ever shown 1 the west. 2W OF THE SPECIAL NUMBERS | $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $.00, $4.50. avove goods come in all tho latest novelties of handles, such as bluck, ebony. studded, metals, fancy oxydized, oxydi with inluid pearl, funcy crooks, horns, Mexi- can ouyx, Dent’s latest steel rods, gold rings, aud other novelties too numerous to mention —in uil over 1,500 sun umbrellas on sle for this week. Seo prices in show window. SILK MITTS. We have received the balance of our order from the manufacturer of ladies' black wad colored silk mitts und can show speciul val- ues at 2, e, e and 62c, See beautiful line of 24-inch’ in _colors at ¢ i all the latest and most delicate tints. BOSTON STORE. Foruerizaiay, Wiiteiaw & Co., Council Bluffs, fa. N. B.—Store closes at 6 p. m., except Mordays und Saturdays. Mondays 9 o'clock, Saturaays 10 o'clock. Proult of a Loca' (nst Couxcir, BLuers, Ta., June 23.-To the Ed- itor of T'ue Bee: It has always beon some- thing of a mystery to me that the local news- papers, usually 50 prompt to praise and boom all local institutions, should overlouk one of the greatest enterprises, not only in Council Bluffs, but in the entire west, when writing up the important improvements and enter- prises of the city. I refer to the United States Musonic Benevolent as- sociation. It has only been in Tuk Bre that 1 have scen anything of late about this pros- perous coucert. Columns have been written about the magnificent six and seven story blocks, the motor iines, the parks, bridges, Chautauqua, Manawa ‘and scores’ of other things that command more thun local atten- tion, but very littlo has been said iu the local papers about this the largest and best known Masonic lusurance society in the world, We must measure an_enterprise by tho extent aud character of the busincss transucted and the amount of moneytreceived and paid out. By this measure all the other enterprises in thie city dwindle into perhaps aot lusignifi- cance, but iuto small proporticns compared with ' the immense volume of business transacted by this association. Out- side of the members of the order and the many beneficaries in the city and vicinity there are few people who redlize that wo hiave got right here in our midst one of tho greatest concerns of its kind in the world, but if they would pause as they rush by that beehive of industry, the Masonic temple, they could hear from the stroet tho incessant clicking of the flying keys of type- writers, the rush und clatter of messenger bays and clerks, ana if they would pass just about the timo the mail is eathered up for any of the trains thoy would sec the po al clerks como to tho big box at the lower cnd of the shuto that leads from the mailing room and gather up the lotters, not inga common delivery mail bag, but in a big government mail sack, If they would ask tho two postal clerks who carry away the big sack about the number of letters daily taken from this single mail box they would learn that s high as 4,000 are often” de od by the Masonie people in a single day. this would uot give them a suficient idea of tho vast volumo of business trausacted a Visit to the various departments where the young lady and gentlewen clerks the bictures of concentrated euergy, und a two- minutes chat with Secretary W.'J. Jameson, who Is o steam: engino of energy himeclf, would force the conclusion tiat there is no other building iu this part of the country whose wulls surround a busier phala witness the pouring in aud out of such a tide of business. The unprecedonted success of the associa- tion is due first and primarily to the plan upon which it is orkunized, furmshing life indemuity to Masouic brefhren and their familics at tho lowest cost consistent with strict business principles, with a guarantee funa from each member thut gives & finau- cial standing and confidence that canuot_be shaken. This guaranty fund has reached the immense sum of §130,000, and continues 1o grow with tho same marvelous rapidity of the compuny itseif, The interest on this fund will pay this ysar four of the reguiar death ussessments.” The company swice it | been organized has paid out from its | Councll Bluffs ofice and through the Councit Bluffs bau ks, over #40,000 to the widows and orphans of deceased Masons. ‘The association makes a liberal contract with the assured, free from aunoying restrictions. [t does Lot purpose to give its members something for nothing, but guarantees to give each the worth of his mouey, and to pay in full suc1 benefits the assured is entitlad to under the termis of his certificatas, 1u answer tothe demands of its patrons the association 18 issuing a $1,230 certificate upon proportionate rates of larger certificates. This is for the benefit of patrons who do not desiro to carry the regular §2,00 cortificates, which was formerly the smallest issued. 1t tion. 8lso enmbles thg many whose confidence iu THE OMAHA ‘DAILY the association, which was rock-rooted from | the first and has been growing every day, to the limit 0. The more I iucrease their insurance, 0,250 instead of &, look into the plan of this magnifi cont institution the better 1 am pleased with it, and the prouder I become of the fact that it a Council Blufls instit tion, organized by Council Bluffs men and brought to its present wonderful stugo of de- velopment oy Council Blufts brains and en- ergy. 1o head of tho association 1s Reed, who has just been appoint: tice of the United States o 't making Judge J. R. 1 chiof jus- of private land claims, than whom thero is not aman in | the country with a cleaner record for honor und probity. All the other officers are gen- tiemen of equal integrity and high character, W.O. Wirt, first vice president and manager of the weste lepartment, is a gentieman whose ability as an insurance man cannot be ques tioned, Fred H. Brown, second vice prosi- dent and manager of tho castern department with headquarters iu Chicago, has an unsul- lied business record and the experience of twenty years as an insurance manager. Thero 1s not better known man in Council Bluffs than _Secretary aud Treasurer W. J. Jameson and it is largely to his fertile brain and steam-pressure gy that the marvel- ouis success of the association is to bo at tributed. He s the working mem- bor of the association and gets through with an avalauche of routine business every day that would para- lyze an ordinarily constituted individual. He pulls off his coat and rolls up his sleeves when he comes into the office in the morning, but this is the ouly departure from his draw- ing room munners. Meet him when you will and he hus a crushing grasp for your hand and a cheery smile that adds days to your life and makes you feel that thero is some- thing more than words in the brotherhood of man. Dr. T. B. Lacey, the medical director, stauds at the top of his profession, and closely and eriti nes overy risk that is offered. is not & man connected with ation who hins not an unsullied rep- 0, and whose life has not compelled t'confidence of all who know him, It is an institution that I am proud of, both as a citizen of Council Bluffs and as a Mason, confident that it is protecting my wifo and babies better than any other agency can. A BENEFICIARY MARON. DoWitt's Little Early Risers: only pill to curo sick headache and “regulate the bowels e of Gilmore's stock of fjow- toys, etc., Main street. Pianos, organs, C. B. Music C Mar Bouricius, music_teacher, removed o 538 Broadway, over C. B. music company. — SONAL PARAGRAPHS. Assignee's elry, stationery 38 B'way s S. Caldwell of Avoca is at the Ogden, C. V. Scott of St. Louis is at the Ogden. M. I, Robrer leaves tomorrow for Mon- tana. W. O. Wirt is home from an extended western trip. Mrs. Mark Sears is visiting friends In Kansas City. Mrs. E. A. Spooner is vi Nebraska City. City Treasurer L. Kinnchan left last even- ing for a visit to Minneapolis. F. H. Keys returned yesterday morning from a two weel's stop at Coifax. Mrs. . P. Johnson will spend the summer with her husband’s parents at Oneida, la. Thomas Offcer left yesterday for Excelsior Springs, Mo., ou a health seeking trip. Mrs. Hugh Burke of California is in tho city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Warren, Miss Margaret Green has returned from Albect Lea, Minn., where she weut to attend college commencement. E. Montgomery has returned from lowa collejze tospend the summer with his parents, Dr. und Mrs. P. J. Mortgomery. Mrs. H. F. Hattonhauer lett for St. Louis yesterday afternoon, called by the serious illuess of her daughter, Mrs. R. O. Wells. T. J. Evans left last evenlng for Spirit Lake to prepare for the outing of himself and his family, who are to follow 1 a few aays ‘Thomas Bownan, R. J. Clancy, T. E. Casady aud J. J. Frainey left last’ evening for Ottumywa, to attend the democratic state couvention. B 2. Rothert and wife, of Des Moires, who have been visiting Superintendent Rothert and wife, of the doaf and dumb institute, left for home lastevening. Mr. and Mrs, Jam fa0m a two months iting friends in Meyers have returned visit to their old home in Albion, N. Y. They start for Okoboji the latter part of this week, where they will spend the summer. = P Do not forget that Haller's Pain Paralyzer will cure all cases of dysentery, relicving the gripiug pain and restoring the bowels to healthy action. Gasolineand oil; cons , wood and coal: prompt_delivery.’ L. G Kuotts, 24 Main, telephon 203, Swanson Music Co., 335 Broadway, Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand hotet, Telophono 143, High erade work u specialty. Fighting the Waves. Bert Evans, Mike Kildare and Charles vans had an_experience at Lake Manawa yesterday morning that will last them the rest of the season. They wera crossing the luke while a stiff breeze was blowing. They attempted to tack, when the rudder suddenly broke. The weikht of the boat had been throwa upon the rudder, and the giving way of the support capsized the boat and sent the threo occupants nto the water houd first. ‘They were near the south beach when the accident ocenrred, and they at first thought they would be able to swim to the shore without much trouble, but the wind was from the south and a short trial convinced them that it would be flying in tne face of providence for them to try to swim in that direction, and they turned about ana struck out for the north shore. A young man named Thomas, who tends the boats saw their pre- dicament and st out iu a row boat to help them. After ho had nearly reached the three swimmers, he too ran against the wind and capsized. 'He was so uear the others, how- ever, that they wero able to reach the boat and climb on top, and in this way_the luck- less quartet driited in to shore. There was nothiug so very serions about the affair, but it is a little 100 soon yet for them to look atit in tho light of a joke. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing dren teething produces nutu; uts a bottle, rup for chil- , quiet sleop. Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's, Union Park races, Omaha and Counci Bluffs, September 8-11, 86,5003 October 20. £,000. For programmes uddress Nat Browan, Merchants hotel, Omaha, Buy your furniture, carpets, houschold goods of Mandel & Klein, Council Bluffs, Prices very low; freight prepaid to your city. stov Bright upland hay at _slaughter prices for next thirty duys; 450 tons, H. L. Carwan, cor- ner Pearl und 5th avenue, Try Duguette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice tablots. ‘They are delicious. t Under Bonds, Mrs. Williams, the leader of the gang that has had someunpleasaut notoriety during the past weck or so because of the thieving that it has been alleged they are doiug near the eastend of the motor bridge, was urrested and taken before Justice Cones yesterday morning for & bearing on the charge of threatening to kill, Mrs. James Richardson, one of her neighbors, filed the wformat Mrs. Williams wus accompanied by the whole | outfit that hangs out at her house, who came that she got justice. Her was heard by the justice, after which ste was put under bonds in the sum of 200 the peace. She gave the bond requir was released DeWit's Little Eariy pills for dyspepsia, sour sta Risors; b iach, bud Oreatl. hy Gasoline, Mrs. James Spare had an exper gasoliue yosterday morning at her residence, 814 Avenuo A. As she was lighting her gasoline stove some of tho oil tnat had leaked ce with BEE: WEDNES gut caught fire and theflffames flashed up in her face and sot hor clothibg on fire, By the assistance of some of the ncighbors the fire was extinguished, but—not until_her hands and faco nad been badly burned, Her juries aro not considerad®erious Use Haller's Sarsapatiiia and Burdock, the great blood purifie —— Riaces July 4, At the Union Park, Council Blufts, Running races Roman chariot races. Roman standing race¥, The barbecue, 1,i50-pound steer, dressed and cooked on g grounds, Killed, Morgan's prices for furnitu o on install ment plan lower than any other house in city, Picnic at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa; #ood fishing, fine bathing and boating: plenty of shade; bost pluce for camping out parties, Try it - MN SESSION. Men Who Practice “Special” Med- icine Conferring. Five or six professional-looking gentlemen with patriarchal beards drove up to the Pax- ton about 10 o'clock yesterday morning. They proceeded at once to the cafe, where they were closeted in secret session about half an hour, after which they all -reentered the hotel lobby and dispersed. When ap. proached by ‘I'ue BEE reporter they were loth to give him any information. After fighting shy of questions for some time, the gentleman who posed as the leader vouch- safed the information that they were dele- gated to the continental congress of medi cine and surgery being huld here at present When asked for a list of the delegates he re- plied that ho was unable to_furnish it, and knew of no one who could. None of his com- panions would tell what was the object of the meeting, by whom called, nor would they answer any other pertinent questions. Early in” the preseat month a conference was held in this city by a lot of doctors, who hiave been tubooed by ‘“regular’ prac- titioners. This conference decided to call a meeting of its follows in order to organize some kind of an association for self-protec. tion. Circulors replete with rhotoric were scattered over the country by the executive committee, residing in Omaha. The circular requests all non-regular practitioners to gather nere on June 22 and 23 for tho pur- poso of “perfecting an_organization for the higher elovation of medical, furgical and scientific attainments: for the promotion of a more thorough wmutual int “sourse among liberal physicians ana vacialists; to secure = fair and eq. logis- lation, and advance the just claim of thoso who practice medicine and the dif- ferent specialtics of medicine and surgery in the estimation of the better ciass of the peo- ple and the law." In a conversution lust evening one of tho participators in the congress admitted that tho meeting was called to take steps to legal- ize liberal medical methods A meeting was held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon and an organization perfected. Today the congress will continue its deliber- ations with closed doo e No griping, no nausea, no pamn whon Do Witts Little Barly Risets aro takon. Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. “ What’s that? A new invention which works all the year round ? Surprisin’— these days are not like the old times. Bleedin’ was the only remedy them days. But now, as you say, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is a true remedy for the blood.” I’s not like the sarsaparillas, that are said to be good for the blood in March, April and May. The “Golden Medical Discovery ” works equally well at all times, in all sea- sons and in all cases of blood-taints, or humors, no matter what their name or nature. i “Golden Medical Discovery” is the only Blood and Liver medicine, sold by ‘druggists, guaranteed to benefit or cure tn every case, on fair trial, or money paid for it will be promptly refunded. World’s Dispensary =~ Medical _Association, Proprictors, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. A Summer Resor, Lake Manawa Hotal. Fine Fishing, Boating, Bath- llent Mineral Water. minutes ride from trains every half | icil Blutrs and Oma and accessible place for » Attraction: tne and F Only fifteen Blufts. Moto to centers of Most delig htful plenic parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counail Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK. ... ...c0euuns SURPLUS AND PROFITS'... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 DingcTons—I, A. Miller, B 0. Gleason, B L Bhugart. £ E. Hart. J. DEdmundson, Charies It Hannan Transact general bLanking busi- ness Lurzest capital mad surpius Of wuy bankin Southwestera lowa INTERESTON T(M: Council direct $150,000 DEPDSI TS Gas Heating Sto'es. No Asnesl No SMoKE Just the thing for buth rooms, bed rooms, eto Cull und see OUF lwrge assortment. C. B. Gas and Elestriz Light C> 211 Pearl and 210 Main Streot. THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, Ia. This Elegantly Appointzd Hotsl is Now Opsan I'. Pazl ps. Manag George 3 r. First-:- National -:- Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Pald Up Canitaly « < « <« $100,000 Oldest organized ba the clty. Forelgn and domest s un W wsearin ©ollpetion s Aoe)ints 0f Inliyil and corporatiuns sallsitel o, 1 9 [ dont A W, IEKMAN. Cash A. 'L BICK. Assiata gt Cashier DAY, JUNE 24, S, UNEQUALLED 'NO ODOR WHEN HEATETS SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. [OR SALE—Tnroer shop, with three chalrs, doing falr business, 216 Brondway. OST hetweon 114 Madison, and_Drlesback's doandy store a lady's gold watel Finder return (0 303 Sapp block and receive’ suitabi reward rty. Johnston & Van Patten. ON MG [Ogon want the earth in the viewity of Councll Blufs, either improved or unim- provea? 1f so call and soe our Hist of barguine at the real estate and loan ofice of J. O, Cole &co. List your property for sale, rent oF ox- change, with us. nnd secire customer. . O, ole & Co., No. 4, Pearl street, ground floor. YLATRVOYANT and sychomotric, or char- J aeter rendings: also dingnosis of disease. d lock of hair for roadings ttor. Sun- s and evenings. Mrs E Hooper, 122 Ave- ie E, near corner 15th street, Counell BlufTs Terms, Se und 1. JroRsaLE-F t to toan on fmproved of unimproved Waunted anyt 1t you ing i the re ntil you hiave seen o uins. Swin alker, No. b rurl streets, Council Bl fTs. Lurye list of b Main and 51 JOINE bred horae. that can hoat 23 will s or trade. — Address or call on . Brown 1322 West Broud way, Counctl Bluffs, and 513 £, Council Blufs, you wili always find nup bargaln' o real tstate If you want to buy, or a good place to 1ist w barzain it you wan't to sell or trade. Elegunt carria drivers: pri 1 before buyl 8 stables No. 418 North Council Blufrs N[ AGNIFIC] property in five I\ tracts. | iles from postofiice, de and fi fsnae M. Seventh street, 10 on terms. - Some fine rest Droperty for rent y Diy & Hoss. {0k RENT—The McMahon block. brick, with basement und elevator. Bquire, 101 Penrl stroot. B 3 OR SALE or Kent—Oarden land with Rouses, by J. R Rioa 10) Maln st Gounoll 3 stor 9N Refrigerators on lustallments. We buy only incar lots. Can give lowest prices. Our Racine refrigerators took first brize lastyear at Minneapolis for hest and most economical refrigerators ugainst all competit Gasoline Stoves on The genuine New Process and Quick Meal New Process. No inferior imitations. Call and seo us, Ol generator stoves for .00 up. Victor Eicycles, 0 now able for the first time to supply de_on these celebrated bicycles. The alwiys the cheapest, Screen Wire, Doors and F! st line of fancy and pla hinges and wire, I you kn it costs to fit your houses wi nstallments, We a our tr 41 Main stree Away Money hinz fn retu You are simply it when you pay th ce commonly for an ordinary luwn or 1f the price i8 more tha W Lyoun firs cluss, warranaed and guarantecd twolve-ine mower for 800, Examine them. Garden Hose 9c per Ft. Good auality and will give you satisfaction. e und see’lt. The Best Refrigerator Is the North Star. It is not Ilke some others are warranted to freeze without lce in s It does use some ice, but uses less and produces u lower temperaturo with loss thun uny other refrigorator on the market. Mexican Hammocks, 750, ro worth looking at and will give you omfort during the summer. Columbia Bicycles. Plenty of them now to supply all dor There 13 no other In the world cqual to . Base ball goods, stop-ladders, water coolers, cloth kets, the lightning froozo in 1 up. Junior guso- ble. the best The, lots of c ands. Economical Kefrig Itfs the amount that pdople save, not so muieh what theg ien, that eventually i them rich. Iu buying & houschold nccessity I1ke n refrigerator it Is w nsider some: else than the first st in determ ning nomy. The Guernsey Houschold Rofr.g- or i 08 handsome us’ u piece of parlor furniture and costs less than wny other first- luss urticle, and 8tands at tho head nsun zer of ico, giving the lowest cold ulr toniperature All the packing Is mineral wool, the t nol nductor of i and isture known. All parts can be tuken out and clenned, Investigate the Guernsey Household before buyingz. Laiwn Mowers. pw Quaker City IS 1n every respect the counterpurt of the Philudelphia, and much cheaper. From %1087, We carry the Phil delphia also and you can tike your eholec. Scree pors and window screens, the' lurgest and fino: the eity, and all the lutest novelties in th o hardwar t SHUGART & SONS, . 11 Main The } Street. Council Biufrs, COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS All kinds of Dytug and Cleaning done fn thy Highest Stylo of tho Art, Fudud and Stilned abrics mitdo to look s kood s now. ‘Guthers Crenned 1y Nty i Mittinor. Work prombtly done o in all Darts of “the sountry. Send for prios itk A. MACHAN, Prc 1015 Broadwa; orth wostora AGENTS WANTED, DR.C. 5. JUDD, 600 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TELEPHONE 264, —Attornoys at luw, Sims & Saunders—htaorneys s ., 1 al courts, Rooms & & ol 5 Beno block, Counell Bluffs, | Prios unl Shugiurt H, J. Chambers, 3L aett ovbr: fioine neil's store. Tolephone No. 23 Busiy hours. 8, ui 108 o, Councll Blums, La Dr. M. H. GH AMBERLIN Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat SURGEON. Council Blufls, In art-Beno 910 12 Tand 8 p, m, m with half a glance that buy your own as well We'd rather miss a tomer and have him to “BLACK BALL” us sale AN this is ¢ as your boy's than a1 safe pl cl mislead ¢ at b ace to othes. 1 cus= disappointed or disposed every opportunity, for we're after that kind of success that comes in the long run from serving people well. OUR OWN MAKE of School Suits and Dr have done “heaps of good. essy Clothes for Some of ou Boys r cus- tomers are as enthusiastic about these goods as if they had an interest in the business. 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 a “confidence game’ on Boys' Knee Pant Suits, 4 io 14 years, neat in pattern, strong in service, $2.00. Boys" Al Wool Knee Pant Suits, our own make, dozens. of styles, all handsomely made up popular prices, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4.00 and $5:00. Over fifty styles in handsome and dressy Knee Pant Suits, at $5.00. them. Graduating Suits for or youth, from 14 to natty, nobby suits in 18 the boy years, wck and three button cutaway, with price attractive and styles superb, Boys' Long Pant Suits, suits especially adapted boy of the period as reg vice, $4, $5, $6, $0.50, $/ £8,50, $9 and $10. SRECIAIL, 28 dozen Indigo Blue Star Shirt close at BOc. Wa 14 to 18, to the arls ser- ists to For the Ladies’ 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 & o0, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. (Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not satisfy.) (Send for llustrated Catelogue.) OPEN AGAIN With an Entirely New Line of Goods Bought for Cash Direct From the Manufacturers. Cash Always Talks I have secured some of the greatest bargains in men’s and boys’ suits ever heard of in this city. Icansell men’s and boys’ clothing 8O per cent off of manu- facturers’ prices. I am prepared to back up every word I say by showing goods and giving prices. For example, here are afew leaders: BOO Men’s Working Suits AL 83.00. 800 Men’s Suits at $4.50, 400 All At 87,00 800 M:n's Black Worsted Sult 800 Men’s All Wool Dress Suits in differentstyles, from S5 to B8. in different styles, 500, ing the sale at S1.00. ‘Wool —4 to 14, at— 2.20. 800 Boys' All Wool Knee Pants, at 800 Boys' Suits, age 4 to 14, dur- Boys' Suits, ages I Carry a Splendid Line of Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Etc. M. MARCUS 546-548 Broadway, Gouncil Bluffs. Which is the LARCES TRY %SEE Bg @aum i fyoy PrROMPT “ATTEN “best sto vansty of boul % shot. sb (Ol NO CURR} f st ck? —% ond P T ond Han sgg Ao largert UL ORDERS gohed B NO PAY. Onr fl‘%’fgt/mfl N 412 Brondway e Ta DrDOWNS 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, N now. 1 A regular graduafe nd Private v Nominal Weaks tho B Urinary Organs. naultation K (Mysteries of Life) Wa m.'to12m Beud stamp Lor reply. Chronio hana, 1 eb. Ll prea antood avo | und Je @ Wy £y suab fro0. Ollioy boure ting with the £0r Catarrh, ture, o { {ake and fall W Bunday