Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1891, Page 3

e o A i THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET, Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City, H, W, TILTON . - - MANAGER TELEPHONES: Busiuess Oftice, No. 43, Night Editor, No. 23 b ———— MINOR MENTION, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water in your yara or house #0160 Bixby's, 302 A 1 block M. Fiagler has just recetved a lot of choice specimens of “mineral blossoms'’ from Iron mountair A district lodge meeting of the Good Templars will be held in Archor hall this forenoon and afternoon Adolf Krause took outa building permit h-|rn\ or & $1,000 brick store room at the corner of Frank street and Broadway. The Tows State band will go to Omaha Sat urdiy morning to give a street concert and to boom Chautauqua on the Nebraska side of the river, The Spooner comedy company will com mence a week's engagement at the B dway theater next Monday evening. Their first play will be “Inez A sneak thigf broke into one of Told’s new houses in the westorn part of the city night before last d carried away a lot of tools be- longing to Frank Johnson The Western lowa Voterans' association will hold its annual meeting at Dunlap next Wednesday and hursday. A number of veterans from this city will attend A mecting will be held in the Baptist church tomorrow evening for the purpose of talking over the subject of their new church, and making further arrangements for its erection Marshal J. L. Templaton has returned from fax and will at once put an iy ot dog catehers into the field, who will gather up all untagged canines and preparo them for the slaughter. here have been only 103 dog taxes paid so far. Marriage licenses were fssued yesterday to William Spencer and Frankie Pruyne, of Omabas Johu G. Behrends und Maris Kolster, both of Pottawattamie county, aud Thomos M. Henry and Surah C. Long of ottawattamie county. T'wo runaway boys were arrested scveral duys ago, clained to be from Sioux Uity. At offort was made to find out who their parents woro, g0 that, they might bo senv ack home. ' The polico have received no word in regard to thow, and they were ac- cordingly turned loose yesterday. M. M. Marshall, who has been acting as ussenger bralkeman on the Wabash between Toberly and Council Bluffs, left last Sunday to take a position on a freignt run between Moberly and Kaunsas City. His first trip was unlucky, he being laid up by a large splinter which he ran into his hand while working. About twenty mombers of the Catiolic Mutual Benevolent association went to Omaha night before last to attend a r tion given under the avspices of the Omaba branch of the order. A largo numbor were prosent, aad tho oveniugs entertainmicnt was highly ‘enjoyed uatil the last motor for the Bluffs started. An information was issued in the superior court yesterday charging Ed Fegley with aling a lot of tools belongiug to E. Fisher from the Balkwin block, where t were beiag used. Fegley Is now in the city Juil serving out a sentence for drunkenness, and as soon as he is released bo will be con’ fronted with tue new charge. In police court yesterday morning Gu Miller was given seven days on the stre for vagrancy aud Joo Lyons was fined $10.50 for drunkeaness, J. P. Davidson was fined #1 nd costs for leaving his team standing unhitehied on the street. Thecaseof “Soapy”! Brooks, charged with stealing a_check for $1.50 from his mother, was continued until this morning. The Milwaukee company, and especially Mr. J. M. Laue, the general’ agent, deserves much credit for the satisfactory manner in which the crowds who attend the exerc at Chautauqua are handied. The lato trains coming into the city are uniformly hold at Chautauqua until " the entortainments are over, 8o that tho audiences are spared all un- easiness for fear of missing the train, O. Younkerman & Co., feed and commis- sion, 105 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Tel. 77. PEESONAL PARAGRAPHS, Mrs. N. W. Green left last evening for a visit with relatives in St. Paul. Miss Lena Wallace is visiting friends 1n Terre Haute, Tnd. Mrs. 8. 1. MeAteo and Miss Ceefiia Mul- queen left yesterduy for Colfux. Miss Katie Bouder leaves todny for Win- terset, where she will spend a few weeks visiting reiatives. Miss Eva Nason leaves today for a visit with friends in Davenport, Chicago and other places i Towa and Illinois. Sne will be ono about two weols, Mrs. Al Cook and children leave next Sun- day for Astoria, 111, to spond several mouths with relatives. ' Thoy will return in Septem- ber, accompanied by Miss Essie Cook. Dr. L. G. Patty, formerly of Carroll, Ta Las associated himsclf with Dr. S, Stew v tho well known veterinary surgeon, ana will hereafter bo a resident of Council Bluffs. The greater part of Dr. Stewar's time is consumed in discharging his duties as fedoral meat inspector in Owaba and Dr. Patly will be an activs working membor of the firm Mus. D. J. O'Neill, Miss Tiuloy, Miss Kato Wickham and Miss Mangum, uil ‘teachers in the public schools, start tomorrow for To- ronto, Ont,, whero th 1 attend the annual meeting of the National Education: association, which conyenes in that eity on the lith and lasts four days. After the con- veation Mrs, O'Neiil will retara to Chicago, where she will graduate in music. others will go to the New York Chautauau where thoy will speud u few wooks of their vacation, The auotion salo of 0. A Richardson & Co's. jor stock at 406 Broadway, caused 10 littlo excltemont, a3 n targa. orowd. 1" jn attendanco every evening. Wmches, clocks and sitverware are boingsold at a sacrifice, Their object is to discontinue business and aissolve partnership at once. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl stroot, next to Grand hotet, Telophone 143, High grade work u specialty. soline Explosion, "The fire department was called out yestel duy afternoon at 2 o'clock by an alarm of fi from Oakland avonue. A blaze hud started in the residenco of Chiof of Police Wado Cary, 335 avenue I, and was getting in its work with o good deal of rapidity when the fivemen arrived. It was soon put out, how: ever, and the dumage was mainly confined to tho kitchen, where it had originated. The causo of the fire was a gasoline explosion. Mrs. Cory bad been filling the gasoline stove, and in 50 doing some of the fluid leaked out on the floor. When a fow minutes later sh struck w mateh, the gas that had been forming iguited, and in asocond the whole air was ablaze.” The kitchon and all its contonts were almost entirely ruinod, and it is thought the complete loss will amount to §200, Buy your furuituro, carpets, stoves and housebold goods of Mundel & Klein, Council Bluffs, Prices v low; freight prepaid to yourcity. Pienle at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa good fishing, fine bathing and boatiug; plenty of shade; best place for camping out parties, Try it Suroties Kteleasodl, Jucob Howarth of this city and Alouzo Bassett wero tried at the January term of district court on a churge of selling liquors illegully, and judgment was pronounced against them, They appealed their cases to the supreme court, and their bouds for ap peal, which were fixed at 8300 each, wer furnished by L. Kirscht & Co. of Omuha and A. P, Laugmade of this city. Judgment was rendered agaiust the defendants and tneir sureties on the bonds. Governor Boies was interceded with on behalf of the defendants 1 at last tho cases have been settled by the ot from Govervor Boles of a document asing the sureti from lisbility in the matter, provided the aefendants pay ull costs Luat have wcorued L the courts, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES, | Obantauqua Prosp ring Under the Bene- ficent Smile of Nature, ELLEN FOSTER TALKS TEMPERANCE. and Concert in the Evening De- lights Many Lovers of Good Music —The Plans for Today. Tho cool, pleasant weathor and the good ronds took many people to chautauqua yes- terday, and the hopos of the management, who have had the weather against them durlng almost the entire season 0 far, took anew lease of lifo, Loon H. Vincent deliv- ered a lecture on Dickens in the moraing to a good audience. His clear delincations of acter und his power of combining the esting with the instructive have been nowhero better shown than in this lecture, | and it was listened to with g 1terest. The afternoon sossion was given up to the temperance people, and they had a very en- thusiastic time, J. KSlien Foster, the patr on goddess of lowa prohibitionsts, was present d delivered one of her characteristic ad- dresses, At the close of Mrs. Foster's effort, which was received with many mani festa- tions of enthusiasm, Rev. Allan Clark ad- dressed the people, In the evening a grand concert was given by the Towa State band and the Swedish male quartette, assisted by Miss Bertha Bayliss of Omaha and other well known soloists, The selections by the band were rendered with the samo precision and briliiaucy of exceution that has character- s performances all during the season, and from the time the first strains of the ‘Poet and Peasaot: Overture” were heard until the close of the “Star Spangled Ban- ner,’ the closest attention was given them., The p m included “La Gitana Waltzes,” by Bucalossi, and “Awnkening of the Lion,” by Delontzki. Mr. John Satmon, the soloist of the band, played a cornet solo entitled “Weber's Last Waltz," in an_elegant man- ner. Probubly the greatest hit of the occa- sion was the descrip tive piece, “The Night Alarm,” by D. W. Reeves, in which the scencs that accompany a midnight fire wero trayed most vividiy. The members of the Swedish male quar- tette acquitted themselves nobly, and only increased the good opinion that the audience formed of them on their first appearauce. The chorus did somo excellent work under the direction of Prof. Case, g Mhe following is the programme for to- ay : 8a. Junfor normal cluss. Elocution. 0 uom nior normal class. Elocution. 10 a. m. -Woman's Christian ¢riperance union training cluss. Itinerants' club. cution. Voico Oulture and 1Lirmony. e . . —Lecture, “Ho Leon 11, V ncent. 22090 p. i —Swedish Male Quirtettc. 4 p. m.—Young Pec ‘s M »m—C. L. 8. C, p. m.—Chorus o ) m.—Lecture, *Views Atoot fn lreland,” Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's, 9 B'way. Union Park races, Omaha and Counci Bluffs, Septembor $-11, £,500; October £,000.” For programmes addréss Nat Brown Merchants hotel, Omaha. Will Enter for the Races. Thero will be something of an emigration for Spirit Lake during the ficst part of the coming week. The regatta to take place next week will draw alarge crowd from this city as well as from other places, and the attendance from this city will be increased very materially by the fact that the Council Bluffs rowing association bfls decided to send a couple of crews to take part 1 tho races. The following gentiemen will compose the four-oared crew: Harry Haas, bow: C, E. Reld, second ; Harry Bowman, third; F. A. Buckman, stroke; J. N. Bowman, substitute, The crew for the single 'pair race will consist of F. A. Buckman aud Hary Bowman. There Is only one entry so far us is known now. in the four oar race, Cedar Rapids having frightened ali other competi- tors out by the strong work it did last year. The Bluffs' crew has done no practicing, aod dous not expect to win, but only enters in order that the race may come off as an- uounced, Among the Bluffites who will accompany the boat club to the lake are Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Keeline, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. kivans, Miss Adaie Sher: man, Miss Anna Bowman, Miss Minnie Mer- kel, ‘Charles Hammel and George Evans, They will leave Sunday evening by spegial car, Gasoline and oil; covs, wooa and coal: prompt_delivery. G, Kuotts, 27 Maiu, phon 203 For Cherokce sufferers. The ladies of Calantho assembly No. 1 will give a fine entertainment this evening for the benofit of the Cherokee flood sufferers; tick- ots 25 cents. In addition to the regular programme there will be dancing, The fol- lowing is the prog Plano Solo—"Bohomiun Gire" F. Beyer Miss 8. HoNman Violin Solo IA“\HhIIIi‘Il 4 Gustav Hollender 0. A Recitation: ar Rallr . John Field Song In\uunv Spriu G. Sehleiffurth Mrs, Kingsbury. sutonfe Tieklor . Ed Cozley Solo ~Selvetions £rom “Hobemian . Crumerl \IA~<~ l‘ mma lh'lu'r. i 1 i “Detibes 1 und Jessicn faokson Jesus. Lover of My Soul i Kl ... Préeiuan Miss Syivia Snyder. Recltation S W, olin Solo—§ 4 % PR T ano Duet A s Theresi and Tonio Ned iy r Bird" L Gunz Miss Sylviu Snydor. r Duet—Soiecied Nessrs. Stophan and Atkins Don’t wear a heavy, lll-fitting suit when you can got elegant summersuits and eastern brices at Reiter's the tailor, 310 Broadwuy. Hotel Gordon, most centrally located first- cluss house in city; straight $2 a day. Stole in Broad Daylight. The residence of H. €. Addis on Platuer street was enterod by thioves yesterday morning. The mombers of the family were alt out in the back part of the house during the movaing, and wheu they went into tho front part they found that some one had taken adyantage of their absence to go through all the availavle rooms. The articl in the various closots and dressers had been thoroughly overhauled, and several rings and othar articles of jewelry were missing. Upou investigation it ‘was learned that cne of the neighbors had seen & mau enter tne house auring the morniug by the front aoor, wh haa been left o Sho was able to give a description of the offeuder, and upon this description o man who guve bis nawe as E. Allen was_arvested yesterduy afternoon by Oficer Kelly. None of the stolen articles were found upon him but he was identified us the man who Lad been seca entering tho frout door of the housd ANl Aboard For health ana recreation seek the waters and rest of Colfax Spring, lowa. The Ch cago & Rock Islaud is selling round tr tickets from Council Buffs and return f §.00, A, T Elwell, ticket ugent, No. 16 Pearl street. e Declared a Vendetta, Justice Hammer's office was filled yester- duy wfternoon with a crowd of chattering Italiaus, who afforded the spectators more amusoment in a brief half bour than is usually crowded into a lifotime, There were about a dozen in the compauy, and they have beeu liviug in teuts o the bottoms and tray eliug over the city for several days past ex bibitug three mangy browa bears aud a boo- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, tailed monkey, The causn of their visit to the justice's office was a quarrel which had arisen among them as to §190, which one of them claimed he had loaned the futhe of another of the company, and which had never been paid back The loan which lay at the bottom of the whole troubleswas made fifteen years axo, when the loaner and the loance were bosom friends, Tho former had officiated as god-father of the son _of the latter, and as the money had never been repaid, he sought to take it out of the godson in the form of bright, red gore. The godson could not sew it in that light, and he accordingly put in a vigorous resist 50 vigorous, in fact, that the aggressive cred- itor was compelied to beg for quarter, and to suggest that they submit to arbitration, Justice Hammer was selected as the judge, on account of his knowledge of the ltalian language, and the case was Iaid before him He was unable to quote any law that author. ized him to give judgment against the son of o dobtor, especially as there was no proof in trodu to show that the debtor himself was dead yet, and after a long parley tho disputants left, threatening to fight tho mat- ter out with short swords, Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They are delicious Drs. Stewart & Patty, veterinary sur- guons, rth street, Council Bluffs; 1a, NDEPENDENT CONVENTION. y Will Meet at Hastings on August 18, The people’s independent party will moet in convention by its regularly appointed delegates, Tuesday, August 18, 1501, at Hast- ings, Neb., at 4 o'clock p. m., for the purposo of placing in nomination one candidate for associate justice of the supreme court, and two candidates for regents of the state uni- versity, and to transact uny other busiuess that may properly come before the conven- tion. T'ho ratio of representation in the stato coavention will be one delegate for every 100 votes or 1 fraction thoreof cast for Hon John H rs for governor in 1500, Coun- ties will ve entitled to representation as follows : A Antelop: Y Batn Pawnoo Bialr ¢ Porking Boone. ... % Plere O Bt Piieips Brown Platto Buter.... Harlan 13 Red Wiio Burt.... 120l Hayes. . 5| Richardson Case UL Hiteheodic ) 7| Rook Cedur 3 2 Saling Chase..2.10.0 Ila[sarpy Cherry Cluy Colfax Cum Custe Dakol Dawes Frankiin Frontier .. The state committeo would respectfuily recommend that county conventions for the election of dolegates to the state convention be held on Saturday, August 15, 1891, and the primaries for the election of delegates to the county couvention be held on the pre- ceding Thursday, where arrangements have not already beeh made to hold them on other dates. The stato committee would also recom- mend that no proxies b admitted, ut that the delegates present be permitted to cast the full vote of their delegation. GeonGe W. BLak Chairman State Central Commits C. H. Puy Secretary State Central Committce, Information Fre. Do you know that any old sore or cut can be absolutely cured by the intelligent use of Haller's Barbed Wire' Liniment: Be merci- ful to your horse and try it. e CARPENTER ACQUITTED, Charged With Ro g the De:d, Ensily Relieved—Court Notes. The case of the state against Charles Car- peuter 15 on trial in Judge Estelle's court today. The defendant has been in jail for several months on the charge of robving the dead. All of the old citizens of Omaha ro- mewber Colonel William S. Jones, a hurmless old man, who was one of the early settlers of the state, For a number of years prior to his death he made his home at Eleventh and Far- nam streets. Last fall he was taken sick and died November 2. Fora number of wecks prior to bis death Carpenter had administerced tw his wants, Death came suddenly and at the same timo the watcher disappeared. 1t was known that Jones was the owner of u old wateh and considerable money. After denth a search was made for this property, but it was not to be found. On account of Carpenter’s sudden disappearance, —sus- picion rested upon him to such an extent that detectives were placed upon his trail. A few days later he cturned to Owaha and was arrested by Do- tective Savage. Upon being searched at the central station, he yielded up the watch formerly owned by the dead man and a large sum of money. His defense uow is, that Jones gave him the property prios to his Qdeath. The case against Carpenter was closed and submitted to the jury at b o'clock last even- ing. An hour later a verdict of *not guilty) was reterned. Carpenter was at once re- cd from custoay and given possession of property that was taken from bim at the time of bis arrest. Judge Doane disposed of a vast amount of business yesterday. Last season W. J. Paul put up a numoor of fine brick houses at Twenty-sixth and Harney streots. Caso & Kennedy wore tho contractors. In the cou- straction of these houses Lhero was a large sum of money that was never paid. Mort- gagoes to the amountof 35,000 were executed and lions amounting to §20,000 wore filod, the defendants claimiog pay for labor and material, It was agreed that the cases, some thirty in number should be tried at this term, and with this understanding 150 law- yers' were bofore Judge Doaue tolay. ~ Some of the parties to the suits were not ready, while others wanted to tuke judgments. AS a compromise, and to make all_ interested parties feol satis’ fled, the cases were continued until the noxt term of court, Leo Hart has commenced suit and asks to be divorced from his wife, Ellen. The couple nave been married sinco 1857, The busband now charges that his wife is a drunkard and pou any occasions has threatencd to tako his life, William Cassidy who has been in the county juil for several weeks on the charge of rescuing a prisoner wus releasod this morning and the case dismissed from the criminal docket. Cassidy resides in Soutn Omaba, Oune evening he was sitting in a saloon wnen an officer entered ana with his club comvenced to beat a small boy about tho head anda face. Cassidy denounced th beating and intimated that the policeman was drunk. Whilo this was going on the lad went up stairs, jumped out of tho window and escaped. To square himself tho ofcer arrested Cassidy and sent him to jail. No griping, no nausea, no pamn when De Witts Little Early Risers are tagen. Small pill. Safe pil. Best pill. Wil A Egan and Holdrege Acquittsd. Sr. Pavt, Minn., July 9.—Tn the caso of the United States vs J. M. Egan and H. Holdrege, of the Chy St. Paul & Kansas City road, on trial for alleged violation of the interstate commerce law, Judge Thayer this morning instructed tho jury to find for the defendants, ’ MOST WOMEN'S TROUBLES ro caused by a disordered stomach, The gonuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is a positive remedy fora disordered stomach It cloars the complexion and purifies the bleol Secure ouly the genuine im- ported article, which must have the sig- ature of “Eisuer & Mendelson Co,,” s.le agents, New York,on overy packag JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS FXPOSITION, 1889, . THE MOST VERFECT OF PENS. JULY 10, TENTH ANNUAL Summer Clearance Sale Great Bargain Shoe Store No., 100 Main St., Cor. 1st Ave. Council Bluffs, Ia ommencing Saturday, July 11, We shall offer the largest line of Ladies” Oxfords and Slippers 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 and up. Ladies’ House Slippers, Ladies” Carpet Slippers, Imthcr bottoms, Ladies’” Kid Button Boots, $ 100 pairs Ladies’ Kid Butt()n Boots, patent leather tip, fle: 100 pairs Ladies” Cloth Top Button Boots at $3.00. gain. hand-sewed, 35c. Men'’s Canvas Lace Shocs, 55c. Boys’ Canvas Lace Shoes, 50c. Men’s Fine Dress Shoes [lace only], Men’s Working Shoes, $1, $1.25 and up. Men's Wigwam Slippers, sizes 9 to 11, 50c. All our men’s $6 Kangaroo Shoes go at this sale at No old rats to catch suckers, 25¢. 1, $1.25, $1,50 and up. solid, no shoddy, Continuing One Week shown in this city at ible sole, all solid, These are fine goods and a great bar- These goods areall fresh stock. but every pair guaranteed to be as represented, and we shall be here in the future as in the past to make all we promise good. Keep Your Eye on the Number, 100 Main Street, Corner First Avenue, COUNCOCIL. BLUFFEFS, IOWA. S A, Plerce, & Coinpanty. Elliott on the Stand. Cotuvwwpus, O., July 9.—Elliott, defendant in the murder trial, took the witness stand today ia his own behalf. He touched bricfly on his carecr in the army during the war of the rebellion and later as a fenian. Ho as- serted that on the Sunday before the murder he was watching the newsboys instead of waiting for Osborne, bis victim. His exam- ination was still in progress whon the court took a recess at noon. e A very small pill but a very good one. De Witt's Little Early Risers, s Must Answer Other Charges. SAN Dikgo, Cala., July 9.—United States Marshal Gard has taken charge of tho Chil- ian steamer Itata ou instructions from Dis- trict Attorney Cole at Los Angeles, who stateda that papers would be filed today. The vessel will be libeled on the charge of violat- n: the neutrality laws in taking on arms in As far as the charge of gation laws is concerned the Mr. Berry, today re- ceived instructions from the treasury depart- ment to reloase tho Itata on that char paymeut of £00 fine Commandant Tjeda is in Los Augeles, but it is expected that on his return the fine will bo paid. 5 will end the matter a 08 tho treasury depart- meut is concerued, as the other charges con- cern the department of justice, Gessler's Magic Headacne Wafers, Cures al beadeches in 20 minutes, At all druggists SPECIAL NOTICES CCUNC|L BLUFFS, HoRse (hat oun beat 2, fine bred. Wil sell or trad A.lm-« or call” on D, for gria- iile truck, Addres fine ploce of gard, acro. Johust (CLAIRVOYANT aud “eychiomotric: or chur- eter readings: ulso dlugnosis of diseise. nend locic of hair for roadings by letter. Sun- Bays and evenmgs. M Hoop: ¢ 15th street, Councll Bluffe nd 81,0 NT acro property In five-nero ated 243 nilles from postofil ale on reasonable terink. Some fine rest operty for rent by Diy & Hess. NOK RENT—The McMahon block. & stor brick, with basement und elovator. J, Squire, 101 Peari stroct. QOK SALE or Kont—Garden lanl with bhouses, oy J. & Rios, 3 Maln st, Jounolt Blutrs NEW OGDEN HOTEL. Centrally locatedin the business portion of Council’ Biuffs, all the street car lines in the city passing the door. Modern and conver- ient; thoroughly fire proof; 120 guest chambers. The best $2 day house in the west. Board and room from $30 per month up. Table board $8 per week. G. M. WHITNEY, Mgr. 'GITIZENS STATE BANK Of Councit Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK.............00..8150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. .. eseuss 70,00 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.... 225,000 Ding-rons—L A Miller, B O Glaason, F Shuzart. & E. Hart ). D Edmundson, Oh el I, Uannan ‘Trinsact genersl bankin: Lusi pess. Larcest capital wnd surpius of war bangin Southwestera lowa. INTERESTON TIMZ DEPOSITS, For the vesult of this happy unlon look at this exquisitely beautifu Saladin Road Wagon § With either gralned body and panel underthe seat leather orclhth fancy trimmings, long sprinzs with heavy curves the whole overcon ), bewuty and grace. Send for for catalozue und deseription of the New Rice Colled Spring Car We guarantee vetter values than any othor hous In the west, WEIR SHUGART CO., Council Bluffs, Ia THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, la. This Elegantly Appointel Hotal s Now Open. George T. Phelps, Manager. A Summer Resor Liake Manawa Hotel, Fine Fishinz, Boating, Bath- fng and Excellent Mineral Water. n minutes r from Councll Motor triins every half hour, direct to conters of Counctl Bluims and Omahi, st dellghtful and waccessibie place for plenle parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. Sims & Saunders—iitornovsut e, Fraes H, J. Chambers, iisiiracg s fur e Tolophone, No. 25 Business HOurs. 8 . 1, 109 p . Counoll Blults, La, McDaneld & Co., Butchers' avd Pas‘ors’ Sup)lizs, Markax Fixtur3s, Casinys, and Sausage Makers Maohluery, 82 unoll Blults, le Also dealers wnd Furs MAKRRIED. united in thy . All Stren<th At home' with Weir-Shugurt B NG Saludin lmml W rmine gear and black body, solid ngabsolutely the great objection Lo road w C. ESTEP §t, Council Blufls e ey Dr. M. H. CHAMBERLIN Eye, Ear, Nosa and Throat SURGEON, Couneil Blufls rt-Bono Bk, 7 aud 8 p. m, new novelty, tho Light, Gracofu, Stronz. their heavy and elumsy appearance, und units "he Drammer's Priend,” and other new and taking novels Whick i1s the LARCEST::: TRY % SEE @aflm MMt T ATTENTI0) stock 2 sty T e, Pl ir 2 Tt WV ond thaw cep. oot largert 5 ML ORDERS c’ff"'f.?'i?fw Gas Heating Stoves. No Asues! No SMoke | Just the thing for bath rooms, bed roms, ota Cull und 5ee OUF IKFZ0 ASSOFLIHOD G | lll'c. B. Gas and Eieateia Light Oo. ‘ 211 Poar! und 210 Maln Stroot First-:- National -:- Bank OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital, « « « « MUD,I)II) ot K In tho olty k0 and | domestx 1 local arlh K3paois atiention toas. Avosants 0f lndiyid | uals s, buikers a0 6arporatlons sollalled. Uor GEO. I i g it A W. RIEKMAN, Cashlor AT BIUK, Asslsta ¢ Cwabier