Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1891, Page 3

. L — e ————— THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City H. W, TILTON - - - MANAGER. TELEPHO} Bustuess Office, No. 43, ight Editor. No. MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., conl. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water in your yard or house #0 to Bixby's, 502 Merriam block Lost—On Main street, pocketbook with four $10 bills and five &, Reward for re- ward for return to Ber offico. Wanted--Pupils for the piano, oraan and guitar by an experienced teacher lately from Chicago. Ioom 304 Morriamh ock. A spectal train left for the washouts along the Northwestern yesterday morning, carr ing timbers with which to repair the damage which has been done by the waters, Avery Alphonse, son of Mr. and Mrs, Preston Armour, died last Thursday, aged seven months, of inflammation of the bowels, at the family residence, 412 Fifth avenue. A number of tho merchants of the city have decided to close their stores at 6 o'clock in accordunce with the example set by the vge will bo inaugur anna_ Christma_Smith died Thursday ing at her residence in Hardin town: ship of dropsy at the age of seventy-nine years, The funeral will take place this morning at 10 o'clock Arrangemonts have been made by which the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul will run special trains between the Chautauqua grounds and the Council Bluffs depot from July i to 11, ana the Chicago, Kock Island & Pacitic will run special trains the latter half of the Chautauqua assembly. Henry Atkins has returncd from Chicago, where he went to attend the annual meeting of the Southwestern lowa Shooting associa- tion, of which he is a member. He taok part in the contest held last Wednesday, winning third money in a ten single tarket cc His record was five out of ten. Ther i1 the neighborhood of 200 sportsmen present from all parts of the state. ‘The bourd of health hus instructed the city marshal to notify the owners of property in 1 the vicinity of Washington avenue and t, N street and Ninth t and Twelfth avenue, to fill up tho lots whero stagnant pools have been accumulating for Somo time pust. ‘The filling is to be commenced within ve days and finished at once. The marshal i ulso instructod to abato all otner nuisances that max.be found in any part of the city likely to result in tho breeding of disease. County Clork Campbell was called out of his downy bed at 6:30 o'clock yester- day morning by a loud rapping “at his chamber door. On going to the door he found a gentleman who wanted marriage license and wanted it bad. He was fitted out with the article desired, after which he nd his bride went to the residence of Rev J. Mackay, where they were united in the bonds of wedlock. Their names were Louls Tibbetts and Nora Fitzrorald. both of Lin- coln, The opinion of those who had any- thing to do with the case was that it was an clopement. All members of the Pottawattamie t 21, are requested to_meet at Red Men's ‘{. 0 this evening to attend the recep- ion of the great incohoneo of the United homas K. Dounolly of Boston, at -nun-dah-sis hall, in Omaha, 1216 Farnrm the ten-yoar-old son of Sylvester Katzenstein, disappearcd yesterday after- noon. Some one said that when last seen he played around Indian creck, which was nmu'lly overflowing its banks. The parents‘of the boy at once surmised that he had been drowned, and a rumor to that effect was started in circulation. Late in the afternoon he turned up safe and sound, but not until the report had gotten all ovar the city that he had met his deatn by drowning. . Haworth goes to Grand Island, Neb. ning to institute a lodge of the Com. wercial Pilerims of America. The order is apidly spreading out. On the 8d of next month reprosentatives of the lodge in this city will go to Lincoln to organize a lodge, on the 10th to Cedur Rapids and on the 11th to Marsnalltown. The jury in tho case of Johnson acainst Jones returned a sealed verdict last night at 11 o'clock. It will be opened this morning. What is more attraciive than a protty face w th a fresh, bright complexioat For it, us Pozzoni's Powder. U hrella Sale. All the stock of sun umbrellus and parasols ¥ ulo_today and Monday at actual cost. Biton Store, Council Blufts, Ia. Gasolinoand oil; covs, wood and coal: prompt_delivery, ' L Kuotts, 24 Main, telephonn 203, Swanson Music Co., 33 Broadway. Gentlemen desiring clegantly fittiug suits for summer wear will find just what thoy want at Relter's, the tailor, 310 Broadway. Parasol Sale. “Tho Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will offer their entire stock of parasols and sun um- brcllas at actual cost today and Monday. Boston Store, Council Blufts, La, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Eugene Rice and family of Tabor are guests of D. W. Otis on Second avenue. J. D. Beslor, general superintendent of the Burlingtou roid; ( superintend- eut of the fowa lin H. Duggun, division superintendent, and Chiof Eugineer Lako, were in tho city yesterday on a tour of in- spection, John Mergen and Farrell have re- turned from Topeka, Kan., whero they have been attending collere, H. E. is in Des Moines, Dr. M. . Weymann, professor of lan- uages of the Council BIuffs high school, has been appofuted to the chair of ophthalma ology and otology in the Ensworth medical colloge, St. Joseph, Mo, DoWitt's Little Early Risers: only pill to cure sick headuche and regulate the bowels For Salo—The 5-room house and all ma terial in old stroet car barn, very cheap. Wm. vis, at Grand hotel For July 4th. ““Unfon park races, Omaha and Council Blufts, hippodrome circus, thres running races; o free barbecue, ox weighing 1,700 pounds;: boys' pony race. For particulars ana privileges address T. Bray, manager, Council Bluffs, Ta, Morgan's prices for furnitu e on install- ment plan lower thun any other nouse in city Appreciated s Good Qualities, Yesterday wos the last day of the March term of district court. Almost the entire day was occupled by Judge Decmer in read. Ing the docket smissing old ses, heariy motions for new trials, and other special business, The only thing that disturbed the even tewor of things was a little offuic that happened just after the jury bad assembled for the ing of the afternoon session of court, Deemer was presented by Mr. G. L. Jacobs with & gold-headed cane, in behalf of the other wembers of the jury, as a testimoni; to his honesty, impartiality, and uniform courtesy, and the estoem which these quali tics had won for him in the uew of the Ju'ymen. v Judge Deemer was taken completely by surprise, and it was with difiiculty that he 1o exprass his appreciation ompliment bestowed upon bim by the jurymen, but he mado a neat speech, in which be complimented the jury upon the way in which it nad perforwed its duties duriug the term. De Witt's Little Eurly Risers, best pill The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, will offer r entiro stock of parasols and sun umbrel 1as at actual cost today and Mouday, Bostou Biore, Council Blufts, la, THE NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES. Bigh fchoo! Graduates Pass the Final Ordeal. INTERESTING PROGRAMME RENDERED, Wanted Double Pay for His Schem- ing—Newsy Items from the City Across the River, The Broadway theater was a scene of bri tiancy last evening. All day long the mem- bers of the graduating class wavered be- tween hope and fear as tho cended 1n torrents. Along toward evening, however, the clouds broke away and the ra falling. In the eveniug the crowds boga seek the opera house and long before hour for the commencement of the programme every seat n the house was occupled and the aisles, both 1u the parquet and tho bualcony, 0 full When tho curtain rose, the first glimpse caused a round of applause to go up from every corner of the room. One of the most artistic pieces of decorating ever done in the cit, was to be seen on th st . The graduates, clad in commencement garb, were seated in a semi-circlo around tho stage, while back of them were ranged the teachers of the high school and the board of education On either side of the stage stood a clump of tropical plants, while the center and the rear of the stage was a mass of flow hue. The programme was opencd by a_selection by Dalbey's orchestra, after which Rev Stephen Phelps offered pra A duet was then rendered in a very taking manue titlea “I Caunot Sing That Song Tonigh! by the Misses Gleuson and Jackson, after which William R. 'I'yndale, the saiutatorian of the class, came forward and weicomed the audienco 1n a finely prepared speech. ou. John N. Batdwin was then introduced as the orator of the occasion. His address consisted in a brief outline of the history of education, and the part it had played in the world's histor then pro ceeded to potnt out one or tivo_defects in the system of education which is followed out in this couutry. “While education has de- veloped with startling rapidity,” he said, ill, as a fabric, the superstructure is with: out fimsh and in many places without symmetry. ‘The necessity for reform ls un doubtedly appreciated by cducators. It is not o fact that unhappiuess rests like a brooding spirit over those who had some- thing of an oducation, but not properly directed, aud who bave rewurned to their former walks in lifo, becausc the education they have received only created in them a de- siro for a professiont ~ The difiiculty avout the matter is that % little kuowledge becomes a danwerous thing. Miss Lilian M. Jackson then favored the audience with a yocal solo, entitled “The Mother's Dream,” a remariably beautiful composition, sung with great feeling, after which Miss Elsie P. Houn stepped to the front with the valedictory. It showed much paration, and was different from a in taking 4 common sense view of the occasion rather thau u sen- rimental one. The cluss song was then sung, the words to which were composed by Rev. G. W. Crofts ospecially for the aud adupted to tho tune “*Auld Lang Syn, The members of the class were then grouped upon the staze and presented with their diplomas by President Welis of the board of cducation. Another selection by the orchestra pre- ceded Superintendent Sawyer's address to tho class, which wus filled with beautiful thoughts' as well as sound common_scuse, und can not but have a whole some effect on fter lives of the gradu following are the names of the class : Lottie Beadle, Luiss A. Boescha, Theodore Brewer, Jennio Bull, Louise Carson, Vinuie V. Cariey, Agues M. Uoyne, Mary E. DeVol, Lilian M. 'Jackson, Hanuah ' MeMilien, Gert: rude L Gleason, Susie Jones, Maie I, & field, Elsie £. Honn and William R. DeWitt's Little Early Risers; best little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath. Assignee’s sale of Gilmore's stock of jew- elry, stationery, toys, etc., 225 Main street, Umbrella Sale, Al the stock of sun umbrellas and parasols on sale today and .donday atactuaicost. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia, Will Close at 7 G'Clock. After July 4 Evans' shoo store will close at 7 o'clock, except Mondays and Saturdays. e i music teachor, removed to , over C. B. music company. upland hay at slaughter prices for next th v 430 tous, H. L. Carman,cor- uer Pearl und 5th av X Wants Two O Judge Smith he s lu district conrt yesterday that was very interosting to the audience. [t was entitled J. D. Johnson against John Jones and wife, aud was brought for the purposo of collecting a commission of £75 which Johnsen claimed was due him for making & trade between Jones and a man named Whipple. Jones and his wife owned a grocery store in - Omaha, which they were desirous of trading for a hivery stable. John- son, they claim, interested himserf in the case, and told them that he had a trade all completed between Whipple and another of nis customers, whereby Whipple was to give up his livery stable in consideration of some lots which Johnson had listed with him, It would be tho easiest thing in the world, he said. to make out the deed to the livery stable in favor of tho Jou as soon s it should come into his possession, and by means of these reppesentations ne induced Jones to ke out a bill of sale to him for the grocery store, aud take in payr it some estate to be held as security until the hvery stable could be turned over. Joucs took the al estate and waited patiently for the livery stable, but it never came, Johnson claims that when he 1 rangements for the trado there was noth said ubout a livery stable uutil the tiad been completed, and then he mere tha he thought he could probn bly arrange for a trade of the kind desived.” He claims that his agreoment to effect a trade for a livery stablo could not Lo construed as apart of the contract, and that on that account ho is eutitled to his com- missign. Mr. Whipple, the other party to tho teansaction, stated on the stand yester- day that he had paid Mr. Jonnson a coum s sion for the deal DeWitt's Littie Early Risers for tha Livar Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They are delicious Commencing July 1 the cash system will be adopted ut KKelloy's g Wiy, Picnic at Mauhattan be good fishing, fine buthing and boating; ple of shade; best place for camping out partie Try it. Ten Per Cont Disc 10 per cent discount on all oxfords Mot aud Suturday nights at Evans' shoe store, Low It tes for the Fourth, The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail way will sell tickets at the usual redu rutes for round trip to excursion parties the national holiday season ticket agent, No. 16 Pearl st Bluffs ‘I hrs Minutes Toc Charles Anderson, who lives on Graham aveuue, hud an encounter with a motor com- puny transfor check night before last, and it is hard to tell at present which came out best, He boarded a fifth avenue car and asked for a trausfer chock up Madison street, to which was given to him. He waited over fifteen minutes at thecorner of Broadway and First street before Lis car came. Wohen at last OMAHA DAILY BEE he got on board he presented his check in paymeut of his fare. The conductor refused to it, saying it was three minutes over timo. Ande refused to pay another nickle, whereupon he was forcibly put off th ain by the condue- tor and th motorman. Anderson was very wrathy oy currence, and he prom against the motor company and the o tor. The ejection was witnessed by William { Maloney, J. J. Hathaway ana others, all of whom promi ¢ son in his effort | to down the motor company by t ying in the case. A very small pi o De Witt's Litt e Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's Union Park racos, aha and Cou Bluffs, September %11, #,500; Octover 20. $4,000, For programmes addross Nat Brow Merchants hotel, Omaha, Drs. Woodbu sts, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand hotet, Telophons 145 High grade work a specialty Didn't Like His Vily. Sherift W. C. Delashmutt ot Mills county as in the eity yesterday looking for a man vamed I, K, Sayres, who is wanted in Glen- wood on @ charge of assault with intent to ayres lives n Island park with his r, and 1s nerally ns being what quarrelsome. About a month ago fight with his father, in which he a gun on_ them both and threatened to send them to the bappy hunting grounds. He was disurmed fled to the woods, About a week ago he urned home and was forgiven, but he could not remain p le. A day or two ago auother row occurred and this timc Sayres was successful. He ran his father, his brother aud all the hired men off the place and ensconced himself us reier of the ancostral halls. From home he was tracked 1o this city. and yesterday afternoon he was ested in Mergen's store on Lower Mait Templeton, He was taken bac! for a trial last evening, Mrs, Winslow's Sootuing Syrup for chil dren teethin sduces natural, quiet sleep 25 cents a bottle, Sun Umbrella Sale. 1,500 sun umbrellas and parasols on salo at ACTUAL COST TODAY AND MONDAY 4t the Bos: TON Store, Council Bluffs, la. wqua Not s, st of the Council Bluffs and Oma ssemt vesterday effected changes which will mcrease the at- tructions of the musical features of the enter: ment. Instead of having the Rogers baud, the coutract with that organization has beon cancelled and one made with the Towa state band of lowa City. The latter band, under the leadership of Prof. Phinny, hus gained a reputation in the west fully’ equal to tnat possessed by the Rogers' hand in the east. Prepurations_are procoeding well in other departments. Despite the rain the grounds are in good condition, und numerous improve- ments will be noted th Among the now cottag ng built are two by T. O. ud W. B. Walker. Obitu; The funeral of Mrs, De! orge Delliuger, occurred y ay from Second uvenue. Mrs. Del- born October 1, 1835, at Pittrburg, ited in marriage with they came to Conn- cil Bluffs and have since made it their bome, M * was oue of the kindest and and_all loved and respected that knew ber. She leaves o husbaud and three children to mourn her loss, Miss Sadie and Charles Detlinger and Mrs. Charles Bacn- man, U ella Sale. 1,500 sun umbrellas and parasols on salo at actual cost today and Monday ut the Boston Store, Council Blufte At the Union Park, Council Bluifs, Runuing races. Roman chariot races. Roman standing races. Freo barbecue, 1,70-pound steer, killed, dressed and cooked on the grouuds, Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 533 B'v Buy your furniture, carpets, stoves and household goods of Mundel & Klein, Council Bluffs, Prices very low; freight prepaid to your city. —— AT THI‘]—H.\(‘IH‘III HEARTD, Beautiful Comme ent Exerciscs Held Ye-terday Afternoon. The closing exercisos at the Academy of the Sacred Heart were most interest- ing aud reflected great dit on the pupils of this institution. The hall of the acadomy presented a charming scene, at once bright and tasteful, in floral decoration Rt.Rev. Bishop Scaunel presided and twen eight clergymen formed the audienc The music, instrumental and vocal, was brilliantly exccuted and mauifested careful training on the partof the professors who divect in this department. A little French comedy, simple in plot, but full of grace and vivacity, was enactod ‘with spirit and easo, the young ladies sceming to have uo difticuity in throwing varied ex- pressious into tho foreign tongue that formed the medivm of the vivacious little drama Miss MeNamara delivered a poem of some b, with an clocutionary power and of gesturo that carried sustained in- terest to the end. The graduating honors were conferred on Misses MeShane, French, Dowling and Lob- man, and Miss French vead, ina polished manuer, the valedictory essay of the class, a bricf but thoughtful piper, entitled, “They Also Serve Who Ounly Stand and Wait.! The distribution of premiums followed and Bishop Scanucl then addressed to the pupils some words of con, tulation expressive of the great satisfaction which he and all th aests had derived from the day’s exercises, Pt et Use Haller's Sarsaparitia aud Burdock, the great blood puritier Francis Bacoa's Champion, Messrs. Boyd and Haynes have sccured for alecture in Omaha Sunday eveaing, Juno 23, the studious sage of Nininger, Hon, Ignatius Dounclly of Minuesota, who will auswe Colouel Tobert G. Ingersoll's recent lectu in this city on “Shakespeare and His Cren- tions.”” Mr. Donneliy is the author of tha celobrated work, “The Great Cryptogram,’’ whid fisclosed to the world Francis Bacc ciphier in the Shakespeare's plays, This work has caused the most iuteresting dis cussion throughout the eatire literary world d has been most emphatically endorsed by v of the most prominent mathematicians d literary mnds of the present tiub in both this country and Europe Mr, Dontelly is provably the most eloquent man in the northwest and probably t quutnted with this subject than any the world, having made it a life-long stu He is also the author of such celebrated works us “Atlantis, ‘Tho Antediluvian World,” “Rignarok, The Age of Fire and Gravel bes it Crypte This lecturo at ill e one most interesting eve wdents of liter. ature that has eve qurved in the eity Seuts will be put on sal 0 o'clock Satur: duy morning. - Mothers will find that Haller's PainPar 015 0 sure wnd pleasant cure for dra e Sociable Young Folks, Tho various Young Peoplo's Societi Christian Endeavor in Omaha enjoyed a v aut soclabl last i at the P soyterian church, An “old rail fenc riamme was th rae { the evening and informalit the affair was chief churm, The people are considerably vrested in D at convention which will meet in - Minneapohs on July 6. Tuere was probably b about seventy" dele om Omaha and several hundréd from the steet ‘Phe Howe seale took fiest premi v at Puila delphia, Paris, Syduey and other exhibitions, Borden & Selle Who Kobs the Vie oyes of the hotel | t bave be i small Ono gentleman los suit of aud were taken. Tho barkecper missed Lis pantaloons cou- SATURDAY[] JUNE taining 8§15 one morning, Ehese petty thiev iugs have been going on for tho past two weeks or more. < A couple of discharged Whiters wore sus pected, but thoir rooms werd' searched by de. tectives and none of thé 4tolen property found, It is supposed that seme ono well ac inted with the house isaeoing thr but the right party.eannot be ho polico will make “am :offort te cateh tho thief as information was r Iast night which will probably lead to his de- tection. [RESS — Caligraph Writing Macling is no longer a {uxury, but has become a necessity. - READIUSTUENT O SALARIES, Changes Made in the Pay of Third Class Postmaster Wasinixatox Buneau Tie Ber, ) 513 FOURTERNTIL STRERT, WAsHINGTON, D, (., June Today the readjustment of salaries for postmastors of the third class was completed at the postoftice, to take effect during the flscal year boginning July 1, next Wednes day. Following shows tho changes made in the salaries of postmasters in ka Towa and South Dakota, the present as well as the readjusted salary for the new fiscal year beiug given. | o | New NEUIASKA salary. salary i Bl Broke Chud Crawford Cuilbertson David City Edar Falrield Ful Indinnoln N Norfolk North Be Tocuwseh Fekamub Wayne Grundy Ceriter warden sloy Seviile © City Laning West LIty West Union Winterset SOUTH DAKOTA. Britton .. Cantd g erlatn. Ll Rimbull Lend City Plankinto TED TIL LL. ‘The senate committe: ndian affai which was to have met in Chicigo on July organized and proceeded to Nebrasks and South Dakota to investigate the Indian out- broal last winter, has been calied oft. Dep- Ser; nt-at-Arms Valentine went 1o Cnicago the other day, and was to procced to tho ficld of operations to perfect arranee- ments for the housing and feeding of the committee, securing witnesses, ete. Chairman Duwes telegraphed the se arms of thé senate today that the commit- would not undertnke the investigation befor: n account of his inability to get euouwh of the members of the committee to g0 west soouer. The committee will make another effort to get together in September, MISCELLANEOUS, Robert Frayn was today appointed post- ster at ( lle, Paulk county, S. D., e H. A, Mille he South Omana National bank was to- day authorized to begin business with a capital of 100,000, “aptain - William FL. Clapp, Sixteenth in now on sick leavo of absence at Akron, O., will report at once by letter to the superintendent of recruiting servi New York city, to conduct r ts to the Depart- ment of the Platte, I ———— Horsford's Acid Phospate For Sunstrokes, . H. It relieves the prostration and normal de- rangement. Chiefs Were All There. » residence of Mrs, H. Tibbats, No. 7 North ‘Twenty-sccond street, was discovered to bo on fire a few minutes before midnight, A run was made to No. 1 hose house by Mrs. ‘Tibbats’ son and an alarm was sent in, A chemical engine, hose cart and truck answered the call and were soon followed by Chiefs ( { Salter aud Baraes ana tne Fire had started in @ bag of rags in the wood shed und had blirned its way up through the plastering at the rear of the house to the second story and into the attic The prompt use of tho chemical wsoon quenched the flames. Np cause can be as. The loss will be about S o xcels or Springs Company. This company manufactures the now cele brated Saterian Ginger Ale which is in gen of its purity of quality and delicacy of flayor American Wonders, Yellowstone park is beyond all quos- tion one of the world’d’ frreat wonde and the Union Pacitic oxgursion in July will be the event of the season, Ask your nearest Union Pacitle agent about it, g e Inspecting Beet Sugar Machinery. Captain Puillips, deputy collector of cus toms, hus gone 1 Norfolk to | ect the beet hinery recelved for the fac He will inspect the machin The value of 1t e t—— When Baby ware sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she eried for Castoria, When sho beeaine Misa, she clung to Castoria, Whoa slie Lad Clildren, shie gave Wi Castoria, eas). My head And being a farmer, | Twas'n After due fans 1had wiven v to bild tors Aro the greatest Skin Cures and Known poisonous CAUSE hair. Sold first pluster SPECIAL Council Bluffs, TOOR SALE—1 doing fulr business, 1-TWELV 11 now ATEer A auy that [ am ent \oat business men and derwear, full French neck, $1 value; to close at 7 A HEINSELMAN, Plai Barber’s Itch 14 Years In 1§ and from tored al it DEES, and now Tenusht o bad it thue on until tnvally, with 7ty vour COTICCIA REME AILOE taking » 1 and my faco Valready spen A different proprietar T3 ngln a8 smooth as ferly &40 with Cuticura Remedies ol Purifiers, the new blood Catest of hum CUTICURA B wnd «kin purificr, edies, cleanses the blood of all impurit thus renoves the while CUTICUIRA. und CUTICURA SOAD, anexquisite ski clear the skin ind sealp, and restore the Prepared by the 3 & CHEMICAL CORpORAT gerSend for pages, 50 (lustrations. and 100 te: kin Discases,” Kin cured by CUTICe WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS, 1d Uterine Paing, RA ANTI- PALY strengthening new. fnstantuneous. infallible. NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OR SALL } from Oounell Bluffs, at $1L00 per Johnston & Van b work at bourd ing house. ED—A first cluss girl, by Mrs D prov at the real estate Terms, DINE bred horso, © 122\ you want the carth in the 1Bluirs, either fnproved or unin- nd sed ot st of bureiine with us. and secure e t Broadwuy, Council Blufl for al Squire, 101 Penrl street. OR SALE or Rent—3airden houses, by J. R Hice. 10} Maia WASHBURN o fldulxllns&;llthers ) Bluffs Ouly pienic parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. CITIZENS STATE BANK Ofr Council Bluffs, TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 Dige ToRs—1. A. Miller, Fn::n:fl’:‘j:‘n‘.”(,"‘[n {‘}"I;l sact general banking Lusi- and surplus ot Bhugart. £. E It Hannan. ness. bankin Southwestern lowa INTERESTUN TIM: DEPDJS T3 Dr. M. H. CHAMBER LIN Ear, Noss and Throat D SURGEDN. Council Bluffs, In. wugart-Beno Bk, AL ST This Elegantly Appointad Hotal is Now Open . Pael ps, Managc Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, It GRAIIL & SON 1015 and 1017 Broadwaty, QFF ICE single drivers; 1see then befo s stables No. My 418 North Seventh Some fine resi 1co property for rent by Dy & Hess. JOK REN' he McMuhon snt und olevator. fumous artists MATL LYON & HEALY. | Summer Resort Liake Manawa Hotel. from Council 12, 14 and 16, Fourth St., 7and 3 p. m. WGBSR 14 N. Main & Funeral Director and Em' almer, GRAND, , Council Bluffs, George * COUNCIL Medical BLUFF3 Surgical [Institute BELLINGERS, st the thing for bath Call C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF PEACE 415 Broadway, Coun PAGES SCROFULOUS SORES. From Head to Waist a mass of Dia- Suffering Terrible. by Cuticura Remedies. Browning, King & Co's Lot Closing Prices on Summer Underwear, No. 354—=25 dozen extra make, fancy stripe balbriggan un- 5¢ per suit, No. 6005—25 dozen,Greatest Seller in Omaha,tan colored French neck balbriggan, double value at our price $1 suit. A combination of three lots, Nos. 403, 403 and 510; the grandest bargain the season will produce, quality and su- perion fnish considered, colots in tan, drab and mole, closing price per suit, $1.30. Our line of neglige shirts embraces every proluction of the season, prices ranging from 50c up. I summer neckwear, no house in Omaha shows the quan- tity and quality, at such low prices. The few extreme hot days have well acquainted the peo- ple with the fact that Ours is the House, to look for nice goods, novelty patterns and low prices on Sum- mer Coats and Vests, $2 and up. Our men'’s suit department is booming. Low Prices Does it. s and children's department keeps the full force boly knows there's a comfort and satisfaction tlxul‘mg here Not Found Elsewhere. Endless variety in ladies’ and boys’ Shirt Waists. In hot weather commoditics, we're preparel to accom- modate the rank anl file. let them comz single or in squads. BROWNING, KING & CO RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. (Money cheerfully refunded when goods do not satisfy.) (Send for Ilustrated Catalogue.) HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, Carriage Repository, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Wholesale Dealer in Carriages, Buggies, Spring Wagons, Carts and Road Wagons. Guarantees better value and more satisfactory goods than any other house in the Missouri Valley. General western repository for R the Hamilton Grade Vehicles™ and Columbia Carriage Co's buggies, surrics and phaetons. Bonanza buggies and phacton All styles spring wagons, ~ Van Brunt ‘and Michigan roal and farm wagon carts and harness in great variety. Correspondence solicited, Catalog: ues and price lists on application. HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, Council Bluffs, Towa. s N 57 o TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Broadway, Qouneil Bluffs and 1621 Farnam St.,, Omaha. Dye, clean and refinish goods of every description. Packages received at either offi or at the Cor, Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. chants who have shop-worn or soiled fubrics of any character can have them redyed and finished equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the wnd most approved machinery, at less cost thun you ever paid before, Gas Heating Stoves. |First-:- National -:- Bank o COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capitaly, «.. « 100,000 Jdest organie \nk 10 the olty. Foreign and oxtic exchunge and looal secir Epaoly Al 1« lons. Ave)iats of lndivid + wid orpOratlun e sallolta L o No Asues! No SMOKE od rooms, et ias and F 21 Peurl und 210 M L AL KICK, Asalste at Castier