Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 30, 1891, Page 3

- I A S T S THE ()\lz\ll \ BEE. coUN(,lL BLUFFS, OFFIt No. 12 PEARL STREBT, cliverat by Carrier in any part of the City. BAWETILTON, e e e o 1ol TELEPHONES: Pusiuess Ofice, No. 43, Night Editor 1 R i ————— MINOKR M ENIION, N. Y. P. Co. Pay yonr water rent before Juty 81, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp bloc 1f you want water in your yara or £0to Bixby's, 502 Merr{am block A meeting of the school oard will bo held this eveuin 1of last evening, as was announced yestorday house A maer license was issued yestorday to.). T. Mukinson of Palmer, Nob., and Lida 1. Frey, of Mincral Point, Wis. The Married Ladios' Social soclety will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the resi- dencoof Mrs, G. H. Brown, 626 Mynster streot. The funeral of the late Mrs. Catherino Green will take place this mornin at Y o'clock from Fraucis Xavier's Catholic church furniture for the new Council Bluffs Savings bank was moved into its new location in the Baldwin block yesterday afternc . L. Speck was given a seven days' s )i police court yesterday morning for beating a board bill at the Western houso on Upper Brondway Complaint is being mado that upper Broad- wiy in the vieinity of the Gunn school is in dangerous condition, and that people who arive i that locality ave liable to bo pitched into Indian creck. The funeral of A 0. Brezee will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the under- taking rooms of W, C. “step. All the old 80l aeinvited to attend. The remains will be interred in Walnut Hill cemete A fine red set wus caught ago by one of Marsh is now i the pound owner. It wears an Oinat the owner can have his prope for this notice. lizabeth Ann, waiting a culi from its 42, and paying by dnughter of Mr, and Mrs, C. R, Tyler, died lay aftornocn at o'elock, of diphtheria, aged three years und nine nonths. Tho funeral will be priv and will take pluce this afternoon at 5 o'clock from the family residence, 221 Bluft strect. J A lamp oxploded yesterday morning at about b o'clock: at t sidence of Willlam Muloney, 618 Washington avenue, and the flames nearly cuused the destruction of the building and its contents, The fire was ex- tinguished by the assistauce of some of the neighbors, D. K. Shrecves, who was arrested Tuesday on u charge of stealing six horses which be hud mortgaged to B. 1. Shurz, was brought before Justice Hammer yesterday afteruoon for a bearing. o took a ch venue to Justice Coucs aud the case will be tried Aug- st 12, A game of ball was pla ternoon between the lawyers af- erub red yesterday and a nine. The lawyers put in their best licks <o as o eet their hand 11 by tomorrow after- noon, when they expect to down the Papil- Lion nine. The seore was 17 to 12 in favor of the lawyors. ranscript was filed in the ay in the case of - Marsden 3 apainst the Council Bluffs waterworks com any on w judgment of #3000 which was s Zared azainst the ¢ n a court in New York. The ease will come up for trial at the September term of court. R. U. Hubbard is cireulating o subscription 1t for the purpose of raismg funds to put a memorial window in the new Broadway Methodist church for Abe Lincoln posi, Cirand Army of the Kepublic. It wili cost u 0 and £5 and will be an honor to the Grand Army and the church. Misses Leonaand Mabel Talbot entertained a party of their young friends at their home, 717 Fifth avenué, night before lust, in honor of their cousius, the Misses Clellic and Ann Stivers of Des Moines. The evening was spent enjoyably in games and music, and re- freshments wero served. Lillic Gleagon is confined to her bed from the effects of an expericuce she had with a motor traju at the corner of Seventh street and Bronaway. She attempted to aiight from the train while it was in motion, and in doing so lier foot got under tho ‘wheels. "Throe toes were crushed and the ball of her foot was budly mangled. 1t 1s feaved that amputation will b necessary in order to save tho rest of her limb. The five department was called out last evening about 8 o'clock by an_alarm of fire trom 103 Pearl street. A cloud of smoke was soen issuing from the basement of the Oaell cyestment headquarters, The tive depirt- nfht was soon on the scene, but an eximina- tion showed that the fire was of out litle consequence, a pile of rubbish having caught fire, probably from o lighted cigar stump, and would bave goue out of its own accord if it had been given a little time organs, C. B. Music Co., 539 district court Perry Pinnos, Broadwiy. —— Drs, Stowart & Patty, veterinary 45 Fourth street,Council Blulf Swanson music company, 333 Broad- geons, €0 IRIGRAPIS, Mrs. Chris Bosen is very ill with tism at her bome on Mynster streot. J.0. Farrell of Hinwatha, Kan., is in the city, the guest of his brother, D. A, Farrell. Mrs, C. W. Hicks and children havi turned from a visit of several weeks in Min- neapolis. PERSONAL rheumn- Union Park races, Omaha cil Bluffs, September 8-11, and Coun- $6,000; Oc- tober 20-22, $4,000. For programmes address Nat Brown, Merchants hotel, Omaha, Uniform Text Books, Attorney General Stone delivered an opin- fon yesterday on a matter that was laid be- fore him some ume ago by flon. Henry Subin, state superintendent of schools, of Des Moines, in reference to the text hook law which was passed by the last legislature. The question of the superintendent was whiether or not the pupils and patrons of un independent scticol district could buy text books directly out of the county depository which was provided by law 7or - the distriets where tho uniformity systom was in vogue. According to the provisions of the law cities und towns are not bound to adopt the uniformity systom unless they take & sepurate vote on the qies- tion. Lu tho opinion of the attorney geueral the City oF town wishing to buy text books directly out of the county depository must bave a special election, at which the quos- tion shall bo decided whe'her or not to adopt the uniformity system, and in case the decis- fon is in favor of uniformity, the county board shall have authority to sell its books to them according to the other provisions of the law. Underno circumstances has the county board any authority to seil them the buoks. Hotel Gordon, most centeally first cluss house in ¢ day located, Ly steaight $2.00 a cobs, L. G. Gasoline and oil prompt delivery. telephone 208, ood Knotts, and coal; | Maing Mistake Dotecti The detective who has been here for sev- oral days past looking up the case of Dave Murray and Ed Thompson, who were pected of having passed count: dollars on s number of saloon keepers Saturday, bud hold Of the wrong part are the right ones he is unable w0 prove it Some very important links in the chain of evidence wore missing, sud the two suspeots were accordingly diseharged yesterday ufter noon without w hearing, Thay w taken back to the ity jail to serve out their seven entence on the churge of carrying con sapons, and when this 1s completed tuey will be dischar Younkerman & Co., feed and com- mission, 108 Broadway, Council Blufts, Lel, 77, s, or else if they O, - | and Kovschold goods of Mande feiv silver | Last has come to the conclusion that ho | EWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES, | 8cme Fxotement Stirred Up Over a New Secrct Organization, CAN IT REDEEM THE PRCMISES MAD:? People Who Were Looking to Get Something for Nothing are now Just a Little | it Dubious About It, Those who have become members of the Mutual One Year Henetit order of Boston, | Mass., are considecavly excited over tho alleged crookedness of one Frank Powell, who has been stopplng at the Hotel Gordon for the past three weeks, while working up the order. According to tho cireulars which were distributed by the organizer, thero wero two classes of benefits, either one of which the members might join, tho classes being called indowment Class A" and “Iife Class B.” The initiation fee wus £ for eith s. A person joining class “A," 50 some of t ose approached were told, might at the end of one year, and aftor an invest- ment of about #40, draw out #100. Class “BY offered a co-operative life iusurance at the rate of about # per year per $1,000. By this sort of inducoments a couple ef lodgges weve orgauized, one by G. W. Spur- rier of this city and the other by Powell him- self. 'The first lodgo consisted of thirteen members, ten of whom took certificates of 81 in cluss A, which entitled them to 3100 at the end of the year after paying the required assessments amounting to about $57. The other three took £1,000 each insurance in class B. The sccond lodge consisted of twenty-two members, Powell a day or two ago asked Bd. Wright to become w deputy organizer and start a ludies' lodge. Wright was not willing to go it blind so le took the precaution before he accopied the position to telegraph to the stato auditor J. A. Lyon, at De: Moines, to find out Whether the'company was registered in due form. He reccived that the Mutual One ¥ telegrar onnouncing ar Benefit order was not authorized to do business in Towa., Th anuouncement spread quickly among the members of the lodges, and it was not loug until every one clamorir money beck. As stato of affairs, I w oon as Spurrie s 7 toget bis learned tho ted around to notify all whose signatures he had taken that tie would pay all of them of his own pocket, in case the comvany turned out not 1o be what it had beeu reprosented to be. Adams is among those wiiose tames appeared on the charter of the lodee which Powell organized, He now clanns that he gave Powell no authority whatever to put in his name with the other applicants for ad- mission to the order. Yesterday morning ho sent word to Powell that he wished to ‘seo him, but _the gentleman, who was standing not fur off, immediately turned and walked in the opposite direction, showing plainly that he did uot care to have much to do with the boot and shoe man just then, Adams weat to the oftice of City Attorney Stewart and wanted something done, but just whathe did oot know. He was told ihatif be wunted to he could have Powell arrested on a charge of obtaining under false pretenses, but Adams some one else to take the responsibility, so no information was filed. Yesterday afternoon Gorden, and th had loft the cit Powell left the notel rumor has circulated that as well, m order to get away from the cousequences of his business transactions. City Attorney Stewart was asked s tothe truth of this report. He stated that Powell was all right, acd he | would guarantee that he would when heis wanted for trial, if he ever is wanted. A telegram has been sent to the headquarters of the order, in Boston, notify- ing the management of the predicameunt their representative is in. A telegram was re- ceived yesterday afternoon announcing that their certified papers are now on their way to the state auditor at Des Moines for filing. Powell has asked Adams and the other mem- bers of the lodges who are now dissatistied and are trying to get out of tha organization 0 wait before taking any decisive step until more 15 heard from 'his company. He states that if he finds that the company for which be is working 15 a fraud he will pay back to tho members of the local lodges all the monay which he has received from them, if 1t bankrupts him. City Attorney Stewart thinks that he is perféctly honest in the sta.cment. The prospects now are that in the course of a few days the members of the lodges who have been frightened half out of their wits by finding out that their com- pany liad not complied with all the legul formalities, will find out also that it is a straight business concern, and will do all it protiises. The Boston Store’s great cost sale previous to inventory starts this morne be on hand ing, when everything in the store will be offered at I cost price for ten days. Boston Store, Council Blufts, Ia., Fotheringham, Wit Woodbury, dentists, 80 Pearl next to Grand hotel. Telephone High grade work a specialty. Picnie at Manhattan beach. Round teip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 50c; on sale at news stands at Mil- lard and Murray hotel w & Co. Drs. street, 145, Tey Duquette & Co’s Pomona fruit cough tablets, They are deliciou JUST IND GNATION, Council Bluffs Residonts Out ot Py tience with a Railway. Tuesday night's flood was the theme of wmuch remark on tue streets yesterday. The flooded district was visited duriag the day by many citizens, but before morning most of the water bad run o, and there was not much to see excoptiog the piles of mud that warked where the waters had been. The vegion ubout the trausfer was found not to have been so badly dumaged s the reports thiut were cireulated Tuesday night indicated, although the water hud becn over all that section of the city to u depth of several feet, and the injury to howes was anything but {usiguticant Lower Broadway was a which it took the labors of a large force of | men nimost ull day to remove. By noon the street was in such shape that itcould be used without tronble. The block of vacant lots just west of the Northwestern depot on Broadway was trausformed into a lugoon, North of Brosdway,on Avenue B. two houses mass of wud, near the corner of Eleventh street, belon ing to George L. Jucobs, Wi undermin the whole foundation being wushed dungerous. Many other bouses in the vicinity were damaged consid- erably, The total ddmage from the flood will amount to thousands of dollur The Northwestern bridge over Indian creek is held respousible for a large amount of the dumage. 'The company has been noti- fled several times by the city council to vuise its bridge in order to allow the water to puss under it when the creek rises. All notices have boen disregarded, und the o vi- sequetice is thut o eiso of a foot in Indiun | creek is all that is requived to send the water 1 torrents over the country adjacent. In dignution runs high and some decided action ugainst the railroud company may be looked for in the near future, your furniture, carpets, stoves & Klein, the walls rendered | Buy o Blufls. Prices ve low; freight propaid to your eity. Don't wear a heavy, ill-fitting suit | whon you cun get elegunt summer suits at castern prices at Reiter's, the tailor, 110 Broadway. The Trinity Sunbeams will give an entertainment and social at the church Friday evening, July 81 [ Military Encampment, | Tho encampment of the Fifth regiment, Iowa national guards, commences August THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 'lIlU{\l)AY JULY_30._ 1801, companies will attend, amoug them being the Dodge light guards of this city. Elaborn preparations are being made for the enter- tainment of the guests: There will be a number of competitive drills, in which the Bluffs company hopes to take & prominent place, There will be about forty men from this city, Lieutenant J, W. Dixon acting as ecap- tain. Captain A. Scharff of Omaha wi with them and act in the capacity of master, On the Sth, previous to the begin- ning of the encampment proper, there will be a vifle driil in which most i€ not all of the | reiment will have repre- ment of eight men will the A detach companics of sentatives, 2o from this city to take part in the shoot. Iteady for Businoss. I have renovated the old | burn of North Second street in first class style, refitting the interior with aiino assortment of box stails for the use of boarding horses. The place is supplied with the best washing facilities in the cith and all the appurtenances of claan- lincss. Boarding horsos - specialty at satisfactory prices. Call nt onee. W. A, HA Y Union Vets ai Home. The Union Vetcran league celebrated its arrival m its new quarters over 102 Main strect by a reunfon st evening. There was a largo audicnce present, fncluding the mem- bers of the Grand Army of the Republic, the Woman's Relief corps, the Sons of Veterans aud the Daughters of Veterans, besides many outsiders, Colonel D, B. Dailey oficiated as master of cerdmonies in a very accept- able manner, Speeches were made by Hon. W. L Smith, Hon. George Carsor, Rev. G, W. Crofts, Dr. C. I Pinncy, Captain B, W. ight, Colonel R. C. Hubbar nd Dr. F. S, Thomas. In spite of the warmth of the even- ing the speechies were so tuferesting that the exercises were not at all fatiguing, Music was furnished by the Daughters of Veterans, the Young Men's Christian association bov's drum corps, and by the nudience, Miss Elia Heft delivered a fine recitation At the close of the exercises refreshments were sorved in the ante rooms, and the even- ing's entertajnment was protracted far into thenight in an old-soldierlike way 1P COMMENCE Actual Cost TODAY. Sale at the Boston Store, Council Blufls, Ladies, recollect thut the groat cost sale at the Boston store commences this morning. Not an article has been r marked, and everything in the store roes at actual price for the next ten days. This is your opportunity to get genuino The L sacrifice prices. Foth- um, Whitelaw & Co., Council ree | and Concert, I'-ln'mmmt Park, Thursday ev. 7 to 10 p. m., Dalby’s band will gi Sunday |luwmn| which was defer uceount of the ruin. The greatest sale ever witnessed in the dry goods business will start Thurs- ay first at tho Boston Store, Couseil Bluffs, when everything in the store will be offered at” actual cost price for ten days. Remember the sale com- mences this morning. Sce daily p for prices. Boston Store, Council Bluf Lu., Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. — CUT WITH & SICKLE. n Treatment of a Child by Its ather at € dy Cente Guresoy Crxrer, July 20 Telogram to Tui .| —This peciul is place thoroughly aroused over the inbuman con duct of 5. Do Groto a fellow of unsavory B reputaty While cutting grass with a sicklo his little six-year-old son in some manner got in front of the sickle and was tereibly mangled. It will be nocessary to amputate one limb and perhaps both, to Save his life. The evidence of Mrs, it was intentional on the He has several times threatened to take the life of his children and av one time drove his wife from homa because she interfered when he was whipping one of the children out ageously. ~ DeGrote has mol yet been ar rested. DeGrote shows that Must Facilitate Travel, Des Morses, Ia., July 20.—|Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee. |- Some time ago the rail- roud commission was petitioned by the citi- zens of Greenfield, Orient, Briagewater, Fontanello and Massena to order the Chicago, Burlington & Quinsy railroad to put in better train facilities on tho Cumberland branch of the voad. It was alleged that there was but one train per day, and that they were unablo ach Creston, the main point of the hity, and returh to their homes the same The commission investignted the matter and today ordered the voad to run more trains, The opinion states that “the com- mission hus hield that trains careying pussen- gers should run in such & manuer, if possible, as to enable peovle living on the line to visit the principal town of supply in the forenoon, returning in the aftcrnoon. In this caso Creston is on tne main line from which point trains run daily oust, west and south. Pas sengers traveling to the south make the larg- est portion of the co, in the opinion of the commission, and it is of the opiuion tne train_should be run to accommodate such travel.,” Seized Beer Recaptu Rockwert Ciry, Ta., July 20,—When eight kegs of heer consigned to J. J. Maginnis were unloaded from an Illinois Central freight train at Mauson, this county, ye terday, they were scized under the state prohibitory law by Jamos Long, a constaole, who started with them by team' for Rockwe City, the county seat, nccompanied Clayton Browu, his deputy. About way between Manson and Rockwel,, constable and deputy wera overtaken by Muginuis and Georke Brown. Maginnis was disgnised, and at the point of a revolver compelled the constablo to surrender the beer, which he took back to Manson. Thoe coustable procecded to Rockwell and swore out & warrant for Maginnis, and the shoriff bas sot out for Mauson to arrest him. Maginus has been defying the law for some tinie. by halt the Many togs Dying. WatkRL00, la, Jul Hogs are dying in great numbers from cholera in the south putt of this county where the disense has Lroken out afresh. The townships of Liu- colu, Otange and Eaglo aro the affected dis- triets, The same locality suffered severely from the ravages of the diseaso last spring, H. J. Lacey, an oxteusive farmer in Oranwe townsnip, has beon the heaviest losor, ouly seven animals being left out of #30 whiich he had threo weeks ago. 'The loss of young pigs is especially larg se Tennis in Brores Pauk, la., July gram to Tik Bee.]—A big interstate tennis tournsment is in progress here, players from lowa, Missouri and Mlinols aroe in attendance. The crowd is enthusiastic in sing Baldwio got fivst peize, Powers sec- ond and Evegg thivd. In the dolble Baldwin aud Powers got first. Secoud and third uot yet decided wa Special Tele- enuis Dubugue Lumber Company in Trouble Denvque, T, July 20.—Foreclosure pro- ccedings W Institutod this worning against the Dubuque lumber company on mortgage bonds due for &0,000. The bonds aro hold by Edward W. Marsh of Bridge- port, Conn., and George B, Moore of Arling- ton, Muss. The mortirase covers real estato, saw mills and machinery now loased to C. W, bins 0. JOHANY HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT his wonderful Tonie and Nut- vitive quplities thutthave made it popular. Quite naturally imi- tutions have come 1nto the mar- ket, against which the public should be rned See that *Johann Hot!'s" signuture is on the neck of the bottle, Eisner & Mendelson Co., sole agents, w } 11 st Shouandoal aud lasts six days, Eight l° Barclay Street, New York, NOT TRYING TO CORNER GRAIN. wrmers Simply eKing Means to | Avold the Itush to the Marke | Hisneno, Ta, July Ta' {ho Editor of | Tue Bee: From a number of references made by the ‘‘press” latd in regard to or cornering wheat, it is dent that the matter 1s ot well under- stood and is mainly suggested to cause fluctuations on the markets, been the policy of the mdustriai classes cornor any product and such charges without foundation. It is true, howov, that there are movements being mado to tr | to further the interests of the' farming states by secking & means to avoid the rush of corcals 1o market and thus unnaturally bear prices, and prevent a sacrifice as was made two years ago in lowa, Kansas, Mis- souri and Nebraska on corn. Itis now well known that if we could have avoided this it would have been worth millious to tho peo- ple. : T have just received notice of n meeting to be held at Topeka, Kan., August 20, to con- sider the matter, and_it may rosult'in a call for a joint meeting of the four above named | states later on to provide protection against such results. | farmers holding It never has to are | Tum fully convinced thatsuchan action | would bo but common seuse for our section | aud would be a practical way to open, inte | gent and practical means for a solution of t | Question of how to secure justice for our sec- | tion by establishivg cquity between inter- ests. With the biz crops of wheat now matured, and th ikelihcoa of the corn crop being ulso very heavy, it would be a very wise thing to get these great corn states torether to wivise on the matter of marketing. T v in keeping with the plan of other it and we would be foolish to negicct it LN s is on terests Hannis, S0U TR Gun Club Shoot. The Gun elub shoot at twentv-five blue | rocks resulted, Charles M. Sanford 17, Fred- erick Bowley 14 and . J. Begers 10, At five singles Sanford got 5, Bowley 4 and Eggors 3 3 : Next Sunday an nteresting shoot will be and oral prizes, including a gold- brella, box of s and & new hat 110 successful contestants, Notes About the City. Householder has gone to Kausas City. Edward Gould will visit the east this summer Licutenant Governor Majors was visiting Lis many friends in this city. Edward Furlor sarch of his brother, arrived yesterday from Irouton, O T, Welsh of David City 15 visiting his cousin, L. T. Martin, of the exchauge. Misses Georgia and Nettio Kich and Jennio Allen have returned from Salt Lake City. Mrs, Ella T. Chirist and son Eduie left last night for Chéyeano for a recroation on tho rauch. fosoph Roesner of Albright, visiting his old home in Germany, turned. Miss Mary Scan, on herroturn from Wahoo Sited hor umum Mr. Scan, and wilt go to terloo, Ta. Mesdames S, O'Neill of Sioux City and A. Moen of Blair are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mitler. Miss Margaret Groff, who has been the charming_ guest of friends, has returned to Horton, Kan. R. Elliott of Nemaha City, formerly o com- misiion man at the yards, wus a ieicome visitor at the Exchange yestérda 0. F. Roth has arnived fro to take the position us telegeanh oper the IFromont, Klkhora & Missouri J R who has been has re- v w Creck ator in Valley ofticy Herman Schmeling lost a $15 chieck drawn by Swift & Co., in favor of Lewis Hough. The tinder will blease return it to Snift & C or to tho owner. Miss Minnio Musgrove's sachel, lost by or stolen from her in Council Bluffs on her way to lowa, was found uear the Bluffs and will be returned to her. George Beam, of the commission firm of George Burke & Frazier, whose t rother in Malyern, la., has been 'dangerously ill, left for Malvern yesterduy. Edward Doud, of the Exchange, who has been traveling through Wyoming, 1daho and Montana on stock business, has returned and was accompanied by an Indian chief, Jack Wilkes, who has signod articles to fight Harry Gilmore in_tbis city Augast 15, arrived in the city yesteraay nud will 0 into active training for the battle of his iie, ‘'ho Bohemian turners will give a dance in Bium’s hall Suturday evening. The commit- tees huve mace preparations fora social to excell all past entertainments by that popu- lar body. SICK EetmfiflflHE Positively cured by| these Little Piiis. They also reiieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsta, In- digestion and Too Iearty Eating. A perfect rem-| edy for Dizziness, Nau: Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tougue, Patn In the Side, TORPID LIVER. They, Purely Vegetable. regulate the Bowels. SMALLPILL. SHALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE # There is_nothing its equal for relievin the SORENESS, ITCHING or BUTNINGg reducing the INFLAMMATION, taking out REDNESS, and quickly bnngmg the skin to ‘ts natural color, BEWARE of Imposition, Take POND'S EXTRACT oy, Soo landscapo trade-mark on buff wrapper. Sold only in our own bottless Ail druggists, PON D'S EXTRACT C0.,76 5(h Ave, N.Y. EATHART sOINTHENT. It's remakablo specifio actionupon the affected parts gives it suprema control over Piles, however gevera, Also for Bwrns, Scalds, Fruptions, Sqlt, Eheuwm dee. Testimonials from all classc provae its efficacy. Price b0c. Sold by all Druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price, Put up ouly by POND'S EXTRACT €0, 7C Gth Avo,, N, Y. COUNCIL BLUFYS Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, K GRANL & SON, PROIP'S. 1015 and 1017 Broadwaty, furnished on all kinds Roofing, St work n w points 500 { Galvanized alty. Corens 28 from Loun it COUNCIL | Medical anl Surgical DRS. BMELLINGEL Chronle diseases of all kinds 1tios specialtios, Nos. 201 uod 2 | Councllplums, Lo Institut2 and deform- § Broadway The Cheapest and Best nev ADY REL FOR PAIN Mcdicine for Family Use in the World. 15 t0 glve ease to the sufferer; ' fow applications IEF A Cure for all Bowel Complaints. Internally taken in doses of from thirty to sixty draps In half a tumbler of water will cure lna_fow utes Cramps, Spesms. Sour Stomach, Colle, Flatulenco, Heartburn, Languor, Fainting Spells, CHOLERA | ADYSENTERY, Sick Headiehs, Naisey, Vomitinz Norvousasss, Slespiossuc MORBUS, DIARRION and all internal pi s arising from ehange of diet Sold by Druggists. £ or othere 108, TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, Counceil A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. of every description. Works, Cor. Ave, A and 26th St. Merchants them redyed and finished equal to new. D FEATHERS lntc.si. and most approved me Offices Council THRE GRAND, Couneil Bluffs, la. This Elegantly Appoint21 Hotal is Now Op:zn. INGEAS Manager Dr. I, H. CHAMBERLIN Eys, Ear. Nos3 and Thmt SURGEON. uneil Bluifs, T Sururt-Beno Bk, Rooin 1. 9to 12 m Tand S p.m. Taylor, Attract Most d plenie pa TELEPHONE NO. 45. CITIZENS STATE BANK Blulfs, SURPLUS The Columbia Bicycie. ICI,NU\ ATED AND CLEAN *hinery, at less cost than you ever paid before. pi Exceilent Mine 621 Bluffs. NEED A Summer Resort. Lake Manawa Hotel. Bath- fons: minutes ns lighitful und rtizs, Of Council Fino Fishinz, u Water. rde Jnelt Bl wccossin.e plice tor Broadway, Dye, clean and refinish gools Packages received at_either office or at the Send for price list. fr Vi O CAPITAL STOCK. ....ovvveennes AND PROFITS. « who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can I BY STE Boating, ve AM, with the Connell $150,000 10,000 Wo have the best cushion tire made. Tt = this 18 not the only good r«-\;nr. ]ul the old | TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225,000 reliable and popular Colnmbla, fnvestizate L ra M Yat0 kv || L pinaspons=L s Miller B0 Gleasous B [y for their wneels. | Bhuzart. B E. Hart. J. D Edmundson, Ohurisy Tne Cotumbia fs worth fts weizht in gold, | K, Han Pransiot gensril banking busi: even with “free silver.” | neas Lar-est capital wod surpius ot way Do Without a Refrigeiator. banxin Southwestern Lo To hot weather it s impossible to do soand { INTERE3TON TIM: DE2)3 3 preserve your hoalth and comfort. Food can- | hot be preserved without dungerons deteriori- tion. fn i cooked or raw state, without refriz- | eration. Youw L tind iwmors fmpossible thin evertodo without this fmportantadjunct when you look ut *ho North Star and learn the Prices we Will mike for the next thirty days. Gasoline Sto Lawn Mowers, And garden hose at lower figures than you Every article sold is the hi First aid Up nd Ao tio e ever got before, i~ [ tOn D! est grade . S n doors and window | N Ky, sercens at cost. Make your houies comfortias | gaspondu e ble at littie expense, hl) P B C. DeVol, 504 Broudway, D. H. McDaneld & C W Butchers' awl Pasors' Sunlin, Markat Fixtaras, Casings, Justthe t Machinery. §2) Also daalers piees and Sausaze Makers 22 Makn st., Council Bluils, la st organized bi Cull Canital, = xehanso WALy el bk ors and e ingited BANFORD. AW, RIEKMAN, AL No Asies! hi [ C. B. Gas and Eleztriz tho oity. Ay bt shier No smoKe For Vil VoA DUNEL o \siota ¢ 11 Peurl und 210 Main Streot. National -:- Bank 1 COUI\OIL I;E:{JAE‘FD. IOWA. $10),09) il Wi Gas Heating Stoves bath rooms, bed roms, et OUT 1AE46 d3sortment. Light Co. 7o the Citizens of Omalka and I'H [h'.'{\'.' Dr. ( die o Wo 18 a frony China, 1rse of stid rogular graduate of having taken o thors extonding over elghd vt 1 some of tho' best Chitnese colioges, Teofers nis sorviees o all th Terin; from discases of uny kind, and feols confiden that Inevery caso he undertake can do you oo, Most of the fngredic uses in his romes dles ure Dot iy of then o He ehnrges nothing forexamination, consul« tation or ndviee. You can eall and have n fricndiy chat with nim, and ho will frankly state what he can do for you. s consultas tions and communications” cond od in the utn ost privaey and strietest contidence, s romed o8 are oasy to tuke and nerfoot] iess. Fhe most of them et o the Hloo eal su fr nknown outside of that couns China, nee oy har puEIEY g ftund dostroying the nilerobes of acteria haps you are suffering from sorie dise o wd have tied almost every remedy known without success. Would not Lo weil to try the Chinese mode of Lreatiment now, or at any rat 11 and lob DrCGee Wo bxamine the case and toll you what'ne can do e €. Gee Wo hus thousands of testimonfals In WIS possession, among waich aro tho fol= lowing B AT YOUNG, 2713 North Twentv-fourth street, Omann—Cured severe cold and rap= not tsix months; cured wholly with Chl= OMRS. 1 %1602 Iifth stroct.—Suforod whinsielcheadicio and goneral debility vied all ks of medioines it do-tors Qbust and hoalt VAN Wi, Third strooty Counell Blutrs.—General dobiily and pain in e fow woeks trontment; never folt bettor South Omalha, (Albright). S for cleht years 1w complotely T Dr. Gee Wo's treatment eurea, JOIN (L ITAMMETT. South Owmaha, (West Alorigh'). - Heart disoase and puin in chost ourse of treatment; now wimost W. A. NICHOLSON, 0)7 K Rheumatism, thea henm streot, the tungs and finally heart disease; comploto wreek; went to Burope and tried every thing now entirel v eured by Dr. Geo Wo. ) YATES, 250 Q street, South Female woenkness and sfiek heads xml:l et no velief tl Dr. Geo Wo cured me. Wikl gladly recommend him for these troubles. For the henefit of those Who cannot seo the doctor he hos prepared the followin 8 iedics for the most prevalent disvase BLOOD FPURIFIER, RHEUMATISM CURE, CATARRH CURE, INDIGESTION AND DYS- PEPSIA CURE, SICK HEADACHE CURE, LOST MANHOOD CURE, FEMALE WEAKNESS CURE, AND KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE. These troublas ean easily bo diaznosed and proper ronedios prosured. write th Al otnor quostion - spociul For slosing stamp for 5 tho doctor uses remedy for eacii disoaso. DRCEGEERHO. 5192 North 16th Strast. Office Hours from 9 a. m. to9 p m., Every Day. LOST POWER 18 curo all soxunl wonkness in elthor I netves, bralng, sexunl orgins, ABSO= tor fmpotency, nightly enissions. Tad drenms, nversion to soclety. §box, Six bo NERVE BEAN €0, Buf® Sold by Goudman Drug Co., 1110 Farnam LUTE CORE memors, POt Tulo, N. Y. st . Oniaba. NEW OGDEN HOTEL. Centrally located in the business portion of Council Bluffs, all the street car lines in the city passing the door. Modsrn and conven- ient; thoroughly fire proof; 120 guest chambers. The best $2 day housa in the west. Board and room trom $30 per month up. Table board $3 per week. M. WHITNEY, Mg SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS, rorfiva Best P ANTED~Furnished house of roonis for two months or los Address J. H., Bee offiee \ references, W ik trade good residon o lot, clear, for Apply at 550 funily hor rankiin i und carringo. nu JEORSALEGood furm. 10 miles from Couns il BluiTs, with vory lureo orchiard, £ pe nere, Lighty were furm, near railrond stution, At#.750 per nere. Jolnston & Van Patten, Couneil Blufts, Jeor RENT-A nico B-room houso with " lirge yard to desirablo party treo of Charge. . W. Squire, 101 Poarl strect. SLATRVOYANT and sychometric, or U jeter vondings; also dingnosis of dis nond locic of i for road inics by | Suys und even nes. Mrs. B o 15th sLr ot, Couneil Blults, duo B, ne Terms, 5 and $1.0). MAGNIFICENT o corn o property In five-nore tracts locitod 214 miles trom postofile for sale on reasonable’ torms Some fine resis dence property for rent by Day & Hess QOR3ALE or Rent—Jarden land, wib houses, 0y J. & Wioes, 0 Mala st, Ooua o Hides and Vurs Blum et P MARKIED. " e ETRENGTH-CRACE—Hupp ly uni Saludin Road W in the presence of thousands of adn rers, All Strenth und True Grace, At home with Welr-Shugort O, after Juue Ist, For the result of this hiappy mu-n look at th's exquisitely x. autfy ROW HOVO'Ly 4ht, Gracafa', Stroat With either grained body and v or carmine zear and bluck boly, solid panel underthe seat | relith faney teimminzs, long springs With heavy curves (he whole over:on:nzabsolutely tne great objection 1o road w b v int Sl inby PDEAFAD 20r utid UBIE The strenzth, bewity and gri d for for iat and deseript Jiled Spring Car “Phe Deammer ! L other new and taking novel WJ'LIH SHUCJ AhT QO Luunullluils la