Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA (‘OUN(IL Bl_UFF ICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREF BEE. OF Deliversd by Carrler fn any part of the ¢ H. W. TILTON, - MANAGER. 1O § Business Offi ELEPTONES | RN O MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Lo Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal, Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. 1f you want water in your yard or house g0 to Bixby's Merriam biock Regular meeting of Calanthe assembly No | Pythian Sisterhood, this afternoon at 2 ock sharp. Charles A. Williams and Miss Luella M Carli, both of this city, wore united n_mar- riage’ Thursday cvening by Rev. G. W. yder. ak thief succeedod 0 tho rooms of the Western lowa Business college after school hours, and taking the scnool timepiece by the forelock, carried it off, The clock was not a very valuable one, Tho Kpworth league of the Brondway Mothodist Episcopal churen wil at Masonic temple Sunday eve o'clock. Prominent speakors have been so- cured from the North pbraska conference now in session at Omaha, and a general good time is expected, The republicans will hold their primaries this evening in tho different wards as an- nouncod a day or two ago, T'he only chango that has been made in the place of holding icuses is in the Fifth wurd, whero the nge is made from Shield's store to Man- del's, corner of Iourth avenue and Seven- teenth street. Charles (. Cook and Mrs, Cora Erb were united in marriage Thursday nmight at 9 o’clock at theresidence of the bride’s mother, Mrs, Bullard, cornor of Eighth street and First avenue. The marringe was a total sur- prise to everyone except the bride and groom, no one of the family knowing anything about it until invited to witness the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Cook left for Chicago immedi- ately after the ceremony had been performed. The hearing of the case brought by Mrs. Louise G. Kimball and Mrs, Alla D. Champ 10 recover possession of the household goods which were seized by tho Omaha National bank was to have taken placo yesterd morning beforo Judge Macy, but it was pro- vented by a motion for a continuance filed by the attornoys for the bank, on the ground that John N. Baidwin, who' has taken the management of the o, is out of the city. The motion was sustained and the hoaring again set for next Monday. A very small pill, but a very good one. Witt's Little larly Risers. ——— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. in gaining an De Mrs. Ollie King Kendall left Wednesday evening to visit relatives and friends in Cani bridge, O. Mrs. F. Austin, tuture. B. Markel and family have gone to Tex., where they will roside in the Mr." Markel will follow in & few Mr. and Mrs. L. Holst have returned from atwo weoks' visit to the Thousand Isles, whero Mr. Holst went to attend tho national convention of railway postal clerke, to which he was sppointed a delegate from this city. DoWitt's Little Early Risers. Bestlittle pill_ever made. Cura constipation every time. Nono equal. Use them now. Morningside. City water in front of every lot. Swanson music company, 335 Broad- way. Ladics' Vests Having quite a fow of the ladics Swiss_and lisle vosts on hand yet w have decided to run them another week at the sacrifice price. Ladies light weight vests, Tadies’ Egyptian cotton vests (shaped), 9e, or 3 for Zhe. Luaies medium woight Swiss vests, former price 25¢, now 17c. Lust but the best bargain, ladies’ Egyptian lisle vests, 45¢ goods, for 25c. At the Boston Store, Council Blaffs, Ta. Republican Mceting. The Republican club met last evening in its headquarters in the Masonic Temple to elect officers and make other arrangements for the permanent organization. A large number wero present, and & very enthus- fastic meoting was held. The followtng ofti- cers wero elected: President, E. L. Shugart, vico presidents. G. M. Gould E. Mayne, secrotary, J. E. ; treasuror, . E. Hart; exccutive committee, E. L. Shugart, J. E. Harkness, ¥. L. Thomas, William 'Arndt and L. M Shubert. The'next meeting will be held on ¥riday evening, when the report of a special committes will be made in regard to the gecuring of speukers for a grand Tally to bo hld in this clty some time duriug tho present manth. ribbed cotton (LA Every tissue of the body,every bone, muscle nd organ, is madostrongér ana more health- ul by the use of Hood's Sarsapariila, The Reason Why We have nmrlu,d our goods at plain manufacturer: s is that we are go- ing out of |um|nc~4 . Our time here is limited and we are willing to disposo of our goods without a cent of profit as rapidly as we can employ help to wait on customers. Everybody ‘who visits our store can see what goods cost and all must be sold at cost. Furniture, carpets, cooking and heating stoves, bedding ot actual cost; many goods less than cost. Call early before the stock is broken. MANDEL & KLEIN Morningside. The truth of the matter is that Morn- ingside is as pretty a place naturally as one can find for a home, und that it has been laid out to the best advantage pos- sible, and is being rapidly improved. e A Cha A chance not to be had every day, for this or while they last the Boston Store, Council Bluff, will offer 5,000 yards fine French satine, beautiful patterns, at the ridiculous price of 10¢ a yard, as cheap as calico, taking the width into camsid- eration; for quality every one knews a French'satine, BOSTON STORE, Couneil Blufls, o —— Morningside. TLots sold on monthly payments at low interest. Bella Robinson, concert, pianiste and teacher. Studio, 410 Broadway. Pienic at Manhattan beach. trip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 500; on sale at news stands at Mil- lard and Murray hotels, ——— Morningside. The addition of two public parks, o — The New Directory. For several days past the Committee ap- pointed by the Board of Trade to check up the new eity divectory and correct whatever errors thero might be have been domg the work assigued to them, and the book 15 now fn the hands of the printers. It will be issued in about three weeks and distributed 10 the subscribers, - -— llonnd ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, ‘Whea she bad Children, she gave them Castoria, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS. Democrats Gather and Have Their Anuual Convention £quabble, TWO ENDS OF THE COUNTY ARRAYED. Several Littie Disputes Which Marred the Partiamentary Perfection of the Mecting—The Ticket Nominated, The democrats of Pottawattamie, county lield thoir convention yesterday. By 110'clock, when the convention opened in the superior court room of the county court house, all the 135 delegates were on hand ready to begin. S. B, Wadsworth called the meeting to order and presented the name of Fremont Benjamin for temporary chairman, He wa clected by acclamation, Mr. Benjamin took his seat, and after ho had made a shortspeech S. B. Wadsworth was appointed temporary secretary. A committeo on credentials was appointed. consisting of one member from each ward and each township, oxcepting where thero wero contesting delogations. Tue meeting then adjourned until 2 p. m., when it recon- vened in the Broadway theater. Just after the chairman had taken his seat Colonel A, T. Whittlesy presented a resolie tion authoriziug the central committees of the various wards of the city order a primary election in each ward on the occa- sion of overy state and congressional election. The report of the committee on credentials was then made. In making up its report tho committee had done its best to eliminate the of discord by patehing up u compro- veen the warring factions in the oud wards, All the dele sro declared entitled to seats in the c tion excopting those in these two wards The committec tlrew out the entire second delegation of the First ward, and admitted a Joint delegation fr: ward con- sisting of six fron S. B. Wadswortn of Council Bluffs was made permancnt chairman, A. W. Rickman permanent scrotary and J. B. Johansen of Walnut assistant secrotary J. J. Shea rose and nominated for the state sonatorship William Groneweg. George Blaexsim nominated George Holmes and he withdrew at once in favor of Gronewcg. Colone: Whittlesey moved that Groneweg nomination be made unanimous, The motion was carried. Nominations were then in order for the legislature, and the names of W. H. Ware, R. W. Briggs, A. W. Wyman, J. W. Hem- sted, J. B. Johannsen and 5. G. Underwood werd put beforo the convention. An informal ballot was taken, resulting as follows: Ware, 73; Briggs, 10; Wyman, 54; Hemsted, 50; Johannsen, 43 Underwood, 9. Ou the formal ballot the'voto stood as fol- lows: Ware, Briggs, 03; Wyman, 53; Hemsted, 50; Underwood, 17. Ware was declared nominated. Fremont Benjamin said that Council Bluffs bad now nominated a senator ana @ repre sentative, and it looked as though Blufls was goivg to Lry to corner the whole ticket. J. J. Shea said that the east enders might nominate anyone they could, but when it came to nominating a man_who had fought democrats whenever he took a notion, the houest democrats in the citv, and counutry districts as well, would call a halt themselves. For five minutes Shea and Campbell shook their fists at each other, while the delegates velled and cheered. Ou the fouith Brig, Hemstead, 57 was declared nominated. Candidates were then named for the oftice of treasurer. Reed, Matthews, Sgetman, Hardin, Kuepher and Rice wero brought be- fore the convention. A treat was expected, but the expectations were nipped in tho bud y tho withdrawal of Kuepher's name by Colonel Whittlesey. The informul ballot ro sulted as follow Reed, 82: Spetman, 16; Hardin, 35; Knepher, 4; lhw‘ 3: Plumer, 6; Cooper, 1. On the first fnrmul ballot Kuepher's fol- lowing had grown to 45. Six ballots were taken, one after another, and at the closo of the sixth the vote stood thus: Reed, 71; Matthews, 13 Hardin, 19; Knepher, 45, ‘I'he noniination for sheriff was proceeded to. John T. Hazen, Jobn P. Stubr, George Wise, A. R. Hooker, Lars Jensen and C. D. Walters were candidates. On the informal ballot the vote was: Huzen, 20: Stuhr, 25, Wise, 4; Hooker, 31: Jensen, 12; Walters, 30. At the close of the fifth ballot Walters with- drew his name. After three more ballots had been taken it was found that Hazen lacked just two votes of winning and, J. R. Dietrick, one of Stuhr's men, moved that the convention acjourn until 8’ o'clock. For a fow minutes there was & deafening up- roar, and when at last the chairman suc- ceeded in quietiug the crowd so he could be heard, he put the motion, and it was lost. At tho end of the tenth ballot tho result was announced as follows: Hazen, (8; Stuhr, 40; Hooker, Hazen was declared nominated. After a season of cheering and hissing by the friends and foes of the successful canal- date, the meeting was adjourned until 8 p. m., at the court house. On reassembling in the evening the work of electing a county superintenden of schools was taken up. Ounly two candidates were placed in the field, O, H. Marsh and J. K. Cooper, Marsh moved that Cooper be nom- inated by acclamation, and the motion car- d. Three candidates were before the conven- tion for the oftice of coroner, where three (!u)fl ago it was supposed that Dr, Waterman had a sure cinch on the place. Drs. F. T. Seyber, J. Allen and J. C. Water- man _ wero tho candidates, and on the fourth ballot Dr. Seybert won. The candidates for county $urveyorship were L. P. Judson, S. L. Etnyre and F. Stimson, and after along wrangle Judson was nomination. Charles Alexander and J. R. Black were the successful candidates, out of probably twenty or more, for county supCrvisors. ‘There is comfort for the mau with a prema- turely gray beard in Buckingbaw's dye, be- cause it never fails to color an even brown or black as may be desired. e Sunduay Attraction at Manawa. Prof. W.” W. Jones, the great aero- naut, will make a balloon ascension at Lake Manawa Sunday, and at a height of 4,000 feet will give a trapeze perform- ance. He will then leap from his bal- loon in a parachute, landing in the luke, It will be a wonderful and Llurmg feet. Come and see it. Morningside. Don’t visit it without taking a stroll through Graham par Now full goods, finest line in the city, just received at Reiter’s the tailor’s, 810 Jroadwe ballot the resalt was Wyman, 2. Briggs torningside, The streets are ordered paved Table Linens and Musiing. When in senrch of a nice table cover or table napkins, or anything in the way of muslins step into the Boston Store, Council Bluffs. They are headquarters for everything in that line. Our low prices always lead. A pleasure to show goods. Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia, Concluded Its Session Tho Missouri Valley Medical association concluded its rirst session for the fourth year at 6 o'clock last evening. The parlors of the Grand hotel, where 1t was designed at first to hold the meeting, were found too small to properly accommodate the hundred or more dclegates who had gatherad to ar- teud the weeting, and the session yesterday was held in the federal court room in the government building. The first hour was devoted to hearing the reports of standing committees, and at §:30 the reading aud discussion of papers was commenced. It was a lengthy programme: The wmatter that elicited the greatest in- terest and consumed the most time was the discussion of the Keeley cure for drunken- ness. Noatly all of the physicians present bad something to say about it, and the con- sensus of opiniou was that it is not proviog OMAFHA DAILY 1o bo Just what enthusiastic proprietors of Koeley institutes all ovor the country were endeavoring to lead the public to believe. A letter from Ur. Lord of St. Louis read cxpressing his rogrets that he could not bo present, and urging the association to endorse the scheme of holding n sessiou at the World's fair. A resolution to that effect va# presented and adopted _The election of officers followed. Dr. A, § Mansfeld of Ashland, Neb , was chosen nt; Dr. Joseph Neville of Omaha, president: Dr. Louis Schooler of Des Moines second vice president; Dr. B, H. Thomas, Council Bluffs, secret and Dr. T. B. Lacy, treasurer. Dr. Lee of Omaha was made a member of was presented by tho new nt making the office a sniaried one, ¢ fixiog the salary at $50 per annum rried, Lincoln was selocted ns tho place for hold- Ing the next meeting in December, and after the discussion of some special papers and the amendmentof the by-laws the association ad- journed, YA CHARGE TO KF First Baptist Church Has a Pastor Who is Not Resigned to His Fate. There is trouble in the Kirst Boptist church, There is no startlingly fresh news in such an announcement, for the course of the church for the last ten or twelve years has been characterized by frequent jars and jolts. 'The present trouble is over the pas- toral relationship. Certain members claim that it is navisable to have a change. They y serious complaints Lo maie against * tho pastor, Rev. L. A, Hall, but they claim that he s 00 much of a czar, that he lacks in judgment and abounds 1u irritation. Those who think the time has come for a change secured about forty signatures to a formal call for o church weoting to be held one week from next Monday evening for the avowed pur- pose of ‘‘considering th ship.” It is uaderstood that the intent re- ally 1s to take action to secure the vastor's resignation, This call was read by the church clerk at last Sunday morning’s service. The pastor followea it'up by some choice bits of pulpit sarcasm, in which he used scriptural = illus- cations to make plain his meaning that this was a very “peculiar people.”” He said his- tory repeats itself, and that the prosent at- tempt was not so much a desire to got rid of the pastor us to wet rid of the wiilof the Lord. The church had driven one pastor after other from the field, but he did not propose to be frightened away in any such manuer. He then closed the ser by announcin the hymn, ““A Char Mvr. Hall and his friends are preparing to meet the disaffected ones at the coming meet- ing. They claim to be in a majority, aud that instead of deposing o pastor, the disturbers of the peace of Zion will be summarily turown out of the church. As Mr. Hall ex- presses it iu private conversation, *‘Just as 8001 as we toss this vallast overboard you l\\'ill s2e the church go up just like a bal- oon, " His opponents declare the church is going up now, and it will be “‘clear gone” if some- thiog 1s not done. ‘Lhiey say they want more ballast and less gas. There is much bitterness of feciing, and the condition of affairs is lamentable to those who desire the peace and prosperity of Zion. A peculiar coincidence occurred on Tues- day, which is of interest in tuis connection. The Omaha Baptist asso ciation ~ heid its meeting at He- bron, Neb.,, Rev. Mr. Lamar has been assigned a placo on the programme to speak upon “I'he causes which justify a sev ance of tho pastoral relaiionship and the influence of a minority.” Rev. Mr. Lamar was unable to be present and at his request Rev. Mr. Hall took his place and his topic. DeWitt's Little karly Risers; best little pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad broath. Pine bathing at Lake Manawa, Sum- mer has returned and every afternoon and evening hundreds ave taking advan- tage of the fine bathing. — The Carnival of Nations. It was such an enthusiastic crowd that witnessed the initial performance of the Car- nival of Nations at the opera house last eyen- ing that Prof. Chambers only succeeded in DREADFUL PSORIASIS Covering Entir> B Eo:iy with White Scalez. Suffering Fearful. Cured by Cuticura. My disease (psoriasis) first broke outon my left cheek, spreading ncross my nose, und almost cover- ng my faco. It ran into my eyes, and the physician was afrald I would lose my eyesight altogether. It read all over my head, and my halr all fell out, until I was en- & tirely bald-headed; 1t then broke Yout on wy arms and shoulders' until my arms were just one sore* it covered my entire body, my face, hiead and shoulders being the worst. The white scabs fell constantly from my head, should- ers and arms; the skin would thicken and be red and very itehy. and would crack and bleed if scratehed. After spending many hundreds of dollars, [ was pronounced Incurable. | heard of the Ci LA REMEDIES, and aftor using two bottles CUTICURA RESOLVENT, I conld see o 1 taken four bottles 1 was ul- I had used six K ono box of UTICUIA SOAD, I was cured of Which I'had suffered for five yenr with & what L suffored bef: v life, und | hair {8 restored oxpre: nsing the REME itmy duty to re 8 good A3 ever, and 8o 18 my eyosight, Muis. ROSA KELLY, Kockwell City, Towa. Cuticura Resolvent The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of il fmpurities and polsonous ele- eat skin cure, in v exquisite Skin Bemwifio oxternally, (to elear the ski store the halr), ha where the sheddin dally, skin cracked, and”ftehing almost be il gone, & other remedies ha casured o quart 1ing, burn ) L 500: S0AP, pured by the PorTei JORPOATION, Boston. :nd for to Cure Skin Discases,” 64 | pages, 5 itlustrations, and 109 tostimon PIM” rough. chapped and T bl aared by GovE R e Leaves o Dellcato,and Lasting Odor After Ustng. 1t unuble to procure SIANDON BELLE BOAP son 25618 SAPA AN rocolve & cake by retarn il T JAS, S.KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAL. —Shandon ol ulnr Bociaty Walta) sons FIREE b havous ook ing us thres wrappors of Blandon Holls Soup. Bond 100 in stamps f B bec in stamps for samplo bottle Shandon Liebig COMPANY’S EXTHA(/'I OF BEEF ‘in DARKEST AFRICA,” “By HenryM. Stanley. 4 meat soups had to be prepa; Ities b pruls to ho sty Pugo 8, Vol. | M manuged to erawl near my was atonce borae to a 8ro and Inches of it, and with the addition of a pint of hot broth made from the Lieblg tract of beef we restored him to his senses.” 3, Vol. 11 Genulne only with fac- simile of J. von slgnature 1o blue cross label, thus: ink was | BEE, SATUWRDAY. " giving a portion of the" numbered®was encore W0 or three times, and even then the audi#fEs was not satisfied Tonight the whole progra¥me will be given, tho ods going to N ' Christian home and St. Bernard's hospftdl, | and 25 conts Fogramme, Every B DeWitt's Littlo Barty tasc cure sick headache pillato 1o birel s all woolen at the Bo: Open until 5 per cent discodfit on ods remnants today ton Store, Council Bhutte, Ta, 10 o'clock Saturday evening. dress g 5 por cent discounton all woolen dress goods remnants, Snturday at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Tn. Open until 10 o'clock Saturday evening, Sl In the Lead, o's millinery oponing will dnesday and Thursday, and 24, Broadway. Frapl Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Miss I occur next W ptember 2 Good Morning-side. Morningside, I ted last Land cleared and grubbed, streets laid out and paved, houses built, sidewalk built, city water put in, streets ordered paved. year from now the whole addition will be a beautiful park, well built up with fine houses and with all modern conveniences, Beautiful Morningside. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl next to Grand hotel. Telephone High grade work a specialty. ity SOUTH AL Drs. street, 145, Inspection of Pork. Tho inspection of pork for export contin- ues at the Cudahy plant, and in the super. intendont’s office in the Packers’ bank build- ing, At present there are len persons em- ployed in the microscopic exumination here, About one thousand carcasses have unde gone the required test and thus far so of trichinae been disco a remarkable siate of things, els, the chiof examiner, left for i and will set twenty king wi Im n is inspoctors, latoly appointed houses there, to work today. Within tho past week ho bas set sixty- seven fnspectors to work. They will cou- tinue in the employ of the government, o t- ing under orders of the secrotary of agricul- ture in futare. Had a tighting J Georgo Burns got a fighting day morning and went about victim to practice on. Heran up against S.W. Dennis, the sub-grading contractor on T'wen- ty-fourth street, and procoeded to pummel bim. _Alaborer named Peter Myer camo to his cmployer’s aid, and a three-cornered fight was mdulged in, missels and shovels doing bloody work. When the police arrived the three’ contestants were decidediy hors de combat, i the p looking for a on of Oflicers. TThe Bohomian Loan and Building associa- tion met in Blum's ball last evening and elected the following ofticers: President, John Mosek; vice president, K. Blohlavek; 5 v, 13, Dinsbier; treasurer, M, Boukal directors, John Moselr, M. Boukal, B. Dins: bier, J. Tobias, I'. Kauey und John'Ounesorg Notes About the City. Mrs. Ashley of Decatur 1s sojourning with L. Cole and family, William Mangan hus been granted a week’s Emporor Charles 1L Accompanicd by half the nobility of Austria, went to the Carlsbad Springs for'the recovery of his he 1oy to convey bad § store tovory duig It is the ach, constip: ey troubles, o obtain Uit ag on yester- | PTEMBER 19, 1801 ice and will hunt along the Bohemian Singing society will give a rt at Pivonka's hail this evening A.J. Young and family of Kennard he guosts of Rev. C. N. Dawnso Rev. B, K. Tindan of Ceutral City will oceupy the pulpit of the First Methodist Gvening. Cohen was 00n_0n A churge who arrested yestorday of larceny "preferred accuses him of steal- roons having forfeited to tho latter club will play Sunday 'clock with the Albrights on nds, B H , & prominent ranchman at Archer, Tex., was in, brioging five loads of cattle that were driven up into Colorado and ! fed there for this market - tasers for the liver FORCE THEM 00T, WIFT'S SPECIFIC is a remedy which is far in advance of medical science, a3 it has been cxpelling Microbi from the blood, and curing the worst discases for 60 years, and it is only recently that the medical world have concluded that THE ONLY WAY to cure disease is to force out the baccilli through the PORES OF THE SKI Never Fails to do this. Mn. W, C. Cuntis, Editor of the Mecklenburg News, at Boydton, Vi, says that he lius hedn o ed from fiTs hroat, adl caused in Bim. He' conld not ewallow solid food, amost painful condition. e says thit he three bottles, and that it effeeted a ¢ DeWitt's Littlo ise on Blood and Skin Diecases mailed free, Drawer & Lhid bt e Allilide Ga. Pimples on the Faoa ) Broaking Oat 8kin Tronbles Littlo Bores: Hot 8kiny Beils), Blctehes Qold Bores | Bad Breath ) Soze Mouth o Lips | \'N ! noemn ACKER'S ENGLISH :BLOOD ELIXIR WHY? BECAUSE YOUR LOOD Havo you ever used mercury! 1t 80, did you Vo y o eIt the necd on ‘at tho thmo 1 R0t toll you tint ! onsute. freedn BY KUHN & CO.und SHER- NNELL, Omaha. Dyapensin Ia the hane of the present gen- 1 its cure and it attendant onstipation and piles, that Tufi’s Pills havo become so famous, They act gently on the digestive organs, g g them tone and vigor without griping or nausca. 23c, Wo end_the marvelous Fronch Remedy CALTHOS free, aud 1 leal guarantee tht CA will STOP Discharges & Emfastons, CURE Rpermatorrhea, Varicocele and RECTORE Lost Vigor. Use it and pay if satisficd. Addrens, VON MOHL CO., Bolo Awerlean Ageats, Clncinnatl, Ghlo, 0TEL Y/ENDOM Centrally All tho Latest Located Tmprovements. Broadway & 41st New York. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. SI0K HEADAGHE Positively cured byl these Little Pills, They also relieve Dis- tross from Dyspepsta, In- digestion and Too Hearty| Eating. A perfect rem- edy for Dizziness, Nausen, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated| Tongue, Pain tn the Side, TORPID LIVER. Thoy| regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable, SHALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. SPECIAL: NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS. FPEN and twenty ncre garden tracts near Council Bluirs, wleo vineynrds, fruit farms and cholce farms for sale. Send for 1ist, John- ston & Van Patten. ENT-On October I, 1801, the room pled by Gibert Hros. as fce office, mard Everott m HOW 0 Apuly to L W ALE trado lieht road w Sifety bieyele, lndiess [ XPERT Columbin bleycle, 52 fneh, in per- Utcet order. wiil trade for good rifle, 42 callbre. C. Al Atkins, Counctl Blufts, Tn. Anico quict busey L draught horso. ron, 120 Ibs., 1102 Avenue . (UIV horse; or FOR SALE Y Call at T, will trado for Cole's, 85 Ave, I, JPOR RENT Nicely furnished front » or without boerd. Keferences. Fourth avenue room 109 'mlin M’{ S of all ki FLATRVOYANCE, cliometry. DI and treated with baths wnd AllTetters promptly answ . 0 10 o, No. 12 o 15th street. WANTED 00k, wssistant WV ANTED At Grand I chambe Kool wages for those connng well reco; mended. At Grand hotel, woman pastry Good wages. Also furnish an [POR SALE or Rent “Garden land with houses, by J. R Rice, 101 Main st,, Council Blufrs, Big Stove Deals I Tt is easy to got swindled on a stove polish and nickel cover poor iron ) o0ds ure often more showy thin goods worth twiee as much money. We 10t sell- ing out to quit business ‘e wo are here tostay. Our repu vi (10 our customner; y Cole & Col b for us ve pur- 1S 0f stoves ut vo ever b tomen, o caun v 5 heater from brated linnt Home and P. P. Stewart heaters, the best ever offered. Wo are sole agents for the John Van Mot steel ranges, tho Stewart cook stoves, the Radiant Home ranges y s goods and gt pricos. Always piensed to show goods to anyone in- terested. Will seil on payment where desired without extra churge. Cole & Cole, 41 Main Strect, and Clear . Fudg od us S e and delf d for pri PROPRIETOR. Do pot Stained ow. Bed S mians i\ in all t foatl ner. Wi iy « Parts of the try. C. A. MACHAN, - - Broadway, Near Northwos ern COUNCIL BLUFF, TOWA CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND I‘R\)Hlm TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Dinkcrons=—I. A, Millor, . O, Gloason, B, T Shuenrt, B E, ety J. D, Edmundson, Charles R. Hannan, Transact general banking busi= ne reost capital and surplus of any bank in Southwoestern Towa NTEREST ON TIME DEFOSITS FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital .$100,000 Oldest organizod bank In tho city. Forelgn and nd local sceuritios, Eapecial lons. Acconnts of Individe 108 $150,000 70,000 orresponden: ). I SANFC AW, AN, Cashlor, iuick, Assistant Cashien, ST.FRANCIS ACADEMY BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FIFTH AVENUE SEVENTH ST Can bo reached from any of the depots on v, B V. ML AND ucted by tho Sistors of Chard ril and fin rs08s r further particulars SUPERIOR, il Bluirs, Tn. Sims & Saunders =84 g "atee fodorul, courts. Rooms th 4 and 3 Shugars Beno block, Councit Biuffs, L. respe address. 27 MAIN STREET. . B. Jacquemin & Co LYGN & HEALY 12 0 Cmcqun s Jewelry Store et 40 o daiog ooy - Fands of Druh ( L idine Mepabiog Diate \ s 4 T, Kawier and Sonl it iy ams, "Frlectad List of Uaad Mote: H. J. Chambers, 3AL oon ot grar Rgse nell's store. Telophone No. 231 Business bours. §a. m. to9 p.w, Council Blufts, Ln. Council Bluffs, Ia. ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL 1S NOW OPEN. N. W. TAYLOR, Manager. THIS | w. ¢ ESTEP, 14 N. Main §t., Council Bluffs. Funeral Director and Embalmer. MEDICAL, AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE AND EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. For the Treatment of all Chronic and Surgi- cal Diseases. Perfectly equipped with every facility, apparatus and remedy for the successful treatment of every form of disease requir- ing medical or surgical treatment. MOST COMPLETELY ANTI-SEPTIC OPERATING ROOM, and best hosp tendance at reasonable rates. Medical and Surg and Harney streets, ical by the ital accommodations in the west. Board and at- The business of the Omaha Institute, formerly conducted at 9th late Dr. J. W. McMenamy, has been removed across the river to 268th street and Broadway Council Bluffs, tracts, old or new, are receiving prompt a la., where every case and a and skillful atte W e refer by permission to patients we have cured. Write for circular on Deformities and Braces, Trusses, Club Feet, Inhalation, Electricity, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Kidney, Bladder, Eye, Ear, Skin and Blood, anl all surgica rrh, Bronch itis, operations. Curvature of the Spine, any and all con- ntion Piles, Tumors, Cancer, Ca Deformities of the MUman Body., Brace Dept. RACES, TRUSSES ber, Who w United States, DIS blood diseases OF WOMEN A successfully treal 3P marks to indicate contents or sender. BOOK TO MEN, FR! and all manner f surgical appliances Dr. McMenamy's brace maker for year JIALTY. to visit us may be treated at home by correspondence. One personal interview preferved. ; upon private, special or nervous diseases, Impotency MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, manufactured to order nd who is unreservedly Tho brace dspartme medical profession and a fit_guaranteed, commended by the In this department we are especially successful. 20t i3 under the charga of J. P, Wah 0 as being the best bracomker in th Our claims for superiority over all others are based upon the fact that this is the ranufacturing surgical each individual case, only medical braces and appliance establishment s for We have three skilled instru- ment makers in our employ, with improved machine- ry, and have all the latest inventions, as well as our own patents and improvements, the result of twenty year’s experience. Sent Free to any Address Book on Disea »s of Women Free, Syphilitic Poison removed from the system without mercury. All commuuications confidential, Call and ‘consult us or philis, Gleet and Varicocele, with question Medieal Institute malking W restorative treatment Medicines or instruments sont by sand hisw of your case Orily Reliabl 2 a Spocialty of Prl A vate Diseases, le Porsons unabn iy pked, an v, 0 for loss of V mail or expr nd wo will send 1n plain wrapy Address 26th and Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa.