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

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by Carrier H. W. TILTON, TELEPHONES | Bisine MINOL MENTION, ny part of 1he City. MANAGER s Offlce N. Y. P. Co. Council Blufts Lumber Co,, coal Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. If you want water in your vard or house, g0 to Bixloy's, 312 Merriam biock Miss Susan Hoffman music teacher, has oved from #04 to 310 Merriam, on third o A marriage license was issued yesterday to Hugh M. Snyder ana [da Thompson, both of Lincoln, Neb, Lotters of administration wero issued yes torday to Mrs. Clark Gayler in tho estate of the late Henry Gayler, Justice Swearingen yesterday united in marriage Stophen Thomas and Jilia Adams, both of South On . ‘I'he case of the Citizens against Jonn T. Stewart terday in the district court Chiof of Palice Cary all the members of the inscribed with tho position and the year 1501, ‘Ihere will be a rally of democratic Scandi navians this evening at 1’eterson’s hall Speeches will be ade by Senator Willinm Gironew . Jude F Aylesworth and E. A. Mynster, I'he Good Templars held a vleasant 1ust evening in tteir ball in the Archer buila- ing. A literary programme occupicd the early purt of the evening and was followed byga social and the serving of refreshments, T'he jury in the caseof J. J. Smythe against M. S. Stout and W. H. Dooley, which oceu pied all last week in the aistrict court, re turned a verdicet yesterdav morning in favor of the plaintiff for &85 The caso will probably be appealed to the supreme court. I'ne engagement of Sol Smith Russell for tomorrow evening at the Broadway theater in his play, “Pleasant Valley,” is creating a grout sensation among the theater goors of Council Bluffs, Russell is one of the leadi comodians of the country and he will doubt be greeted by a full house, A number of reserved seats have already sola. Judge Macy issued court yesterday authorizing C. receiver of the Kimball-Champ company, to settle a §10,000 brought against the company for false im- prisonment by J. . Parker of Montgomery county. ‘The case was settled for &N and dismissed. bauk of St Louis occupied all of yes vosterday presented force with gold stars of the recipient social been an i district R Investmont damage suit order DeWitt's Little Early Risers for the liver THE BOSTON § THIS WEEK, A Week of Big Bargains in Hosiery, Underwear, Linens and Shectings Last week's speeial av the Bos- ton Store, Council Biufls, drew the largest crows of the season 8o fur, and thousands of Council BluiTs and Omaha {u»..,n.l have reason to congratu- ate themselves upon the spl did bairgnins they secured. This woek, while thert are bargains in every part of the store, the special attention of the purchasers will b di- rected to the dress goods, hosiery, un- derwear, linens and sh The 1 dies will find the handsomest and latest stylos in dr and the largest stock of hosiery and underwear in the city o select from. 1t unnecessary for gentlemen to pay the prices com- monly asked at_elothing stores for un- derwear, when they can get the best fall and winter goods in all grades at about the same prices that wholesalers aslk. BOSTON STORE un, Whitelaw & Co. sc ings 55 2oods Fothering PERSONAL I ARAGRAPIS. Charles Swan of Fremont the city yesterday calling on fric Mrs. J. J. Lyon of Salt La ing a few duvs with her sisto Coons, 810 South Sixth street Mrs. H. Hallington ins returned fr oust, being called home by n telegi nouncing the illness of her child beon taken with diphtheria, R L. Williams and 13, B, ¥ Iast evening for Cedar Itapids, where th will attend the grand council of the lu- proved Order of Red Men which moets tuere this we Nev,, was in s, City is visit Mrs, B. B, m the m un who had rton left De Witt’s Little Eariy csers, oastoill. White oi Illinois, an ace sbyterian minister of 51 wiil speais next Sunday W 230 o'clock at the Broad- under the auspices of the Protective associntion. All Seats freo. A special in- vitation is extended to Romun Catholic clergymen and the speakers at lust Sun- duy’s mecting afternoon way theate American ure invited. vinyard Jurvis Wine compiny, New fali goods, finest line in the city, st received av Reiter’s the tailor’s, 310 Broadway. Miss Mary muker, 141 We have our own nin. in Califor- 803 Main st. ason, fashionnble dress- 'l street, upstair Frank Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk, tel Lamps from in street. up. Lund DBros., M Woodbury, dentists, wnd hotel. Drs streot, next to ¥ 30 Pearl “Telophono Phenome One of the quickest runs e west was mado by Enginec city Sunday, over the Kunsas Joseph & Council Bluffs railway. The S8l Alarm’* company left St. Louis Suu- duy morning, having tolegraphed the head quarters of the Kansas City road at St Joseph to bhave their fastest engine and most daring engineer in readiness to tako them ou board and transmit them to Omaha with the groatost speed possible, as it wus absolutely necessary that thoy should arvive in Omaba in time for the beginawg of their eugage t there Sunday eveniug. Engine No. 34 was tho one chosen to make the run, und at 9:12 with Conductor Clark tho train steamed out of the depot oph with a baggage car, P an, twenty-four people on board, The time of the entire trip was made between Nodaway and Pacifio Junction Betw 1 Nodaway and Forbes, & distance of & littlo less than six wiles, the time was four minutes and 95econds, of an ayerage rate of a little more than sixty nine miles an houv Botween Forest City ‘and Bigelow the gpeed was terrifie, at times exceoding seventy-one miles per hour, When the train arrived at Pacitie Junction it was founa that tho distance of 111 miles from St. Josoph had cen passed in just 118 minuts, including veral stops aggregating nine and a balf minutes for watering and oiling the engine. T'ne remainder of the run, from Pacitic June- tion to Omuha, was wade less rapidiy, but the passengors were dropped at the Uuion depot at 12330 p. w., in pleuty of time for their oilzagemen ugineer Hrewster was busy ail duy vesterday receiving the congratula tious of 11s friends in this citv over tha al wost unparallelod swiftness of the vun. or made in the rewster of this City, St and tastest When Baby was sick, we gave ber Castoris, When she was a Child, she eried for Castoria, When she becaine Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘When she bad Children, shie gave thiew Castoria, | have failed so NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLCFES. Four Hundred and Fifty Voters Registered In Two Dage. MANY NATURALIZATION PAPERS ISSUZD. mber Have Failed forthe Election How- Books to e Closcd Quite to Prepar N eve Saturday. The registration of voters went on merrily last Saturday, aud a count shows that addi ons to the number of 450 were made in the two days that the have been in session by the dozon to be neturalized, and for the past week not a day has pussed that did not see a number of aaditions made to the voting lists, district thirty-one final papers were issued during the past month and tho record in the Superior court shows about the same number Last evening special sessions of both courts were held, with Judges Mecv aud Mc(Gee on the beneh, for the purpose of issuine final papers, and a large number took advantage of the opportunity to get themselves in readi ness for election Itis suid that quitoa far 1o register, but one day left, the books being opencd for the last time next Saturday in ail the various wa Saturday evening at$ o'clock the books will be closed until . when only thoso who were out of the city on the previous days o fuiled to secure thoir s 1 time will be aliowca ations point to the polling sistration boards gners aro coming up Tu the conrt number of aud thoro voters to register of a large vote, ——— no_na no ttle Early Risers Safo pill. ~Best pill. when taken No grippt DeWitl's L Small pill. pain are A Splendid Mill A new and bor y Display. consignment of pattern hats rets will bo displayed at Miss s millinery parlors taday display will be equal to a formal opening, und the ladies will appreciate the beaut ful new styles. A discount of 25 per cent will be made on all trimmed hats. Al property, nea good barn, for ments or otherwise. Pearl st. aken at once, insic y vew eight room hous #1,300, on monthly pay- C. L. Wallér, K Pound of tes W fine Jap Lund Bros. T-po unting for the Others, Ed. Witzkie was to have had a bearing be- fore Justice Swearingen yesterday morning on the charge of attempted burglary, but it was decided to postpone the case & week. In the meantime the authorities are at wor looking for some accomplices whom Witzkie claims to have Liad with him 1n the affar. Immediately after his arrest he told the officers that he was uot the only guilty part and even went sodar as to give them a d seription of a man who had been implicated, but he persistently refused to mention uny names, He has at last been brought to a change of mind by the prospect of a torm i the penitentiary staring him in the face, and he is said to have put the officers in posse sion of facts which will lead to the ppre- hension of the rest of the gang. Some well Kkuown toughs of the city are said to be mixed up in the affair. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething cures wiud colic, diurrboea,cte conts a bottlo. e The All Saints Guild will give a mu- sicale in the Royal Arcanum parlo Tuesday evening, October 27. A cordinl invitation is extended (o all. Stand lamps, every shape and price Lund Bros. Rl A Democrits Organiz city building was well filled last even ing with democrats who came together to or- ganize a young men’s dewocratic club, to take the place of the club organized in 1557, It decided to adopt as the name of tho zation. tue Poltawattamie Democratic ssociation, and to make a vermanent affair, {0 hold over from year to vear, instcad of being organized for each camvaign as fo The following list of ofticers was WS e chosen : Prosident dents, one ' from each Walters: Second, Ben lium Maloney: Fourth, M. B. Brown: Fifth, N. O'Brien: Sixth, W. B, Fisier; recording secrotary. 1. N. Whittlesey : financial secre tury, K. FL Guanella: treasurer, S, B, Wads. woith: executive committee, J. R. Diotrich Wade Cary, W. J. Connors; financial con mittee, . H. Guanella, K. S. Rawlins, T'homas Malony A counstitution was adopted and signatures to the roll woro obtained to the vber of The next meeting of the association take place next Priday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the city building. kavcty Risers; best little y$popsia, sour stomach, bad breath, B Miss MeQuinlan, formerly with Miss Isaaes in Omalia, has taken s position as suleslady with Miss Ragsdale. Klein sell furniture, earpets, heating stoves at cost to Knephar; ward vico presi- irst, C. D. Marks: Third, Wil DeWitt's Littte pills ford Mandel & cooking und quit business. The finest banquet lan Lund Bros., 23 s made ure Main street. e No Longer dtethodist, Rev. Samuel Alexander, late pastor of tho Trimty Methodist church in this city, has severed his connection with that denomin tion and on lust Sunday he publicly united with the First Presbytevian church of this city, Itev. Mr, Alexaunder has done much to build up Methodism in this city, he being practically the founder of the Firth Avenue church, as well as Trinity. His theological change comes therefore’ as a surprise to mwany of Wis friends. Ho seems disinelined to make public his reisons for the chang “Itis due to u combination of circumstance: Lam uot sour, aud bave uo complaints o wake, and it would do uo good. It's cnough to say that 1 have been coutomplating the change for some time, and tbink | can w 1o bettor advantage in wnother church, Wna I shall dc in the future I cannot uow say. At present L am iuterested in business, but way take somo vegular pastoral work by and by." Sunday oveniog Mr. Alexander preached the Presbytorian church n Case Settled, Martin Sullivan of this city was arrested for soduction, the pros ecuting witness being Ther Dailey of Omuha. The arrest was kept a profound et until yesterday, when it accidentally ame known. ‘The pareuts of the girl have been i consultation with Sullivun several times since the arvest was wade, and yester- day Sullivan agreed to marey the girl, A ma age license was accordingly issued to him aud he and Miss Dailey were macried by Justice Sweariugen, beforo whom the info mation bad been tiled, and the case against Sullivan was dismissed DI you see that new line of hangin lumps at Luud Bros. Oldest and best whisky, medicinal use. Jurvis Wine compuny, Council Bluffs, - TTEMPT AT SUICIDE at It Seducti Several duys ago HORRIBLE Unique Met Man Who W CLevELAND, O, Oct, 2 today, Ralph Cunningham. nent business ma, tried to crawling into the red hot spoke fuctory of which bis father owuer. The engineer pulled bim out, but not until his body and bead bad been almost roasted. He will dia. Poor ealih was the oause of tho aot, pted By a nted to Die. At Fostoria, O., of a promi- himself by of the is part Young son kill furnace | | THE OMAHA EXAMINING NERRASK A PRODUCTS, Thousands Visit the Advertising Train Phroughont Ohio. Massittos, O., Oct. 26, [Specia to Tie Ber.|—The Nebraska train Massillon Saturday evening at s Sunday was devot | neadoa rest. the Telegram reached ars being open for only a short time in the afternoon t e alarge party o who desired to inspect the exhibit not do so today. Messrs. owners of the large machine works employing from F00 to S0 men, sent a re yesterday that the cars be openied early | morniag, that their ewployes might hive a opportunity to visit them sre working hours. The doors were wecordingly thrown open at 6§ o'clock, and the delogates had the pleasure of showing their displays to several | hundred of the men. In‘teturn Messrs. oIl Bros, extended an_invitation to the Ne braskans to visit their works, and all the men availed themselves of the opportunity. Messrs. Reed & Co., the glass raanufactur 2 ssillon, also invited the party to ough their manufactory and | the delegates with many souvenivs of glass ware blown in the presence of the callers The train has been visitod by very larg large crowds this morning, including many leading business men and wanufacturers and also skilied mechanics whose thoughts are turning westernwards. According to the prosent schedule th will reacti Omahia on Saturday, November i Caxtoy, O., Oct, 2. —(Special Telegram to ik Bre.|-—The train left Massillon one bour Iater than the scheduie time today, reaching Canton at 1:30. is quite a aistance from the business portion of towin aud tho citizens were not apprised of the arrival of the train until several delogates made a trip through the city distributing handbills an nouncing the fact that the doors of the exhi bition cars were open, Then good crowds gathered and the cars have been well filled continually since. The train will bo opened for two hours tonight and for the same time tomorrow. Canton was formerly the home of many of Nebraska's lead ing citizens, among them being Senator Manderson of Omaha and several of her strongest business meu. This fact has cre ed considerable interest in the exhibition aside from its own merit. Colonel W. M. Shaw of the Burlington ronc joied the party again today and will romain with the train throughout the balance of the trip. He is one of the most entbusiastic workers on board. The train is scheduled to be ester, Pu, Tuursday, in East Livery Wellsville Thursday afternoon, New day and Columbus Saturday and Sunday. i 1T THE STAKE, Murdere City, Tex. Tex., Oct. 2. -The negro Lee Green, who murdered the family of Furmer Lowe, seven miles west of Queen City, Saturaay, was arrested last night near Kildare, and hurried to jail at Linden. A crowd appeaved at the jail at 5 o'clock this morning and demanded the keys from the sheriffs wife, ‘who was forced to surrender them. The de- termined men, who composed the part took Green from jail and lockea the door and delivered the keys back to Mrs. Lanier, the sheriffs wife. They took him to the sceno of the tragedy and d him over to the husband of the murdered woman who ob- tained a full confession from him. Green acknowledeed that he did the for money—8i0—and killed the avoid detection, He at first implicated three other negroes but finally said no one aidea him, but another negro shared in the fzain. The last mentioned negro is in custoay awaitiog further acvelopments. All day long men from the adjoining countics, us well as from ail parts of this, continued to ar at Mr. Lowe's farm 10 4 trace chain was placed about neek und fastened toa tree so as to hold him in a standing position. At this stage of the proceedings, forty-six negro men piled fagots bigh up around him, and an old uegress touched tne match toit, and in a few minutes his soul passed into eternity, only fifty-six hours after those ot his victims, The crowd numbered from both blacks and whites. Mrs. Lowe and children were buried side by side in common graves. The other child is doing well, and is out of dange: - Died in Awful Agony. Meriniay, Miss., Oct. 26.—A colored child, aged 6 years, died in terrible agony of hydro- phobia Saturday afternoon at Marion. She was bitten a few days befere by a dog thut in turn had been bitten by a moccasin and in due time showed symtoms of phobia. in reco ladies, but could Bros. here, Russell he o Lk BURNED Fate of a Ne, Neur Q cen Queex City, 500 to 1,000, A BURLAR requires courage, but imitators have the qualitics of a burglar without his courage. Johann Hoft's Malt Extract is sopopular thut it has been imitated. See that the signature of *“Johann Hoff”™ is on the neck of ever hot- tle. Eisner & Mendelson Co. ,sole agents, 6 Barelay St. . New Yor NO OTIIIER LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. For sulo by nll Drug and Faney Goods Deal unablo to procure this w in stamps and receive & cuk JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. ECIAL-Shandon Holls Waits (Ui populut cloty Waltz) sent FIE 0 anyono sending us Wiree wrappers 0f Shandon Beils Soip. SCOTT'S i MULSION ) ) | Of Pure Cod i ! | Liver Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda 18 endorsed and presoribed by leading | physicians because both the Cod Liver 04 | and Hypophosphites aro tho rocognizod | agonta T tho cure of Conswmption. 1t 18 | as palatable as milk, ) Scott's Emulsjon .7 | mulsion. It ) s a wonderf ah Producer, It is the | Hest Remedy tor CONSUMPTION, E ! ) Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting D eages, Chronic Coughs and Colds 00000P00OOG®S .YME SMALLEST PILL IN THE WORLD! . ® TUTT’S TINY LIVER PILLS® '® .I-un-nll" virtues of the larger ones; s PIISO'S CURE FOR ’lll agh Syrup. Tastos i tie.* Bold by drugu CONSUMPTION DAILY | | BEE, TUESDAY. FIVE DAYS MORE Avail a In which Patients Can themselves of (thé Five Dollar Month Offer, REATMENT WILL BE TH MEDICINE ) A MONTH NOVEMBER TED AND SUFPPLIE CURED FOR $5 In order to give all an opportunity of availing themselves of their idg this favorable season. Drs and Mansfield will, until November make a uniform charge for me and treatment of month, This is to all patients and for all diseases, All patients applying for treatment before November Ist will be treated for month, and all medicines furnished f- ee, each month’s treatment, including med- icine, y UNTIL CURED skill dur- Copeland Ist, icine £ n £5 a 1o cost § CATARRH AND DEAFN Mr. G D. Me Dry Gonds Co Drs, Copeland o Mr. G D Mereyman, who s e A with Morse Diy Goods Co, gives a graphic de on of Tiis suceesstal treatment by Des, Copeland und Manstiold. 1le suys 1S3 CURED, yman, with the Morse Speaks in Behalt of d Mansficld. 1615 CAPITOL AVENUE ihie bezan, from the M ld . MERIYMAN Ars azo my cttects, I think 1 bud cold, Stob up first it ry sev the o pains in the heid, espec- S0 Intense is 1o ulnost und suddenly vais- 1z position I would b that I would liave to support p from talling. ) IS EARS, v hedring b th; the i nolse In my e: ins in the shoulder te and what I did e SprnGs trying i possible to ro but all remedies seewed to fail i until Tealled upon Drs, Copelind o ficid ana began treatmont with them s why Lmuhe this statement. HEY HAVE CURED ME. and 1 feel it a duty T owe them as well as others who may e afltieted as I was, T el like n* different min now b have no more headache, nose ci in wnd spitting, wppetito ood, and last but Ot 1eASL. 18 1y Cirs, 11 HEATING RESTON T ean positiveiy say that 1 can good as hefore ny ircuble o not say too much for the Copelind nud Mansfield have my ease.” Mr. Mer where he will gl Food resuits Drs recomplished in esides at 1610 Capltal avenue Iy verify his statement. FKROM A MINISTER, ttev. B. C Swunk, wf the Theologtcal Semin Endorses Drs. Copeland and Mansfield, . Oct. 1, 1 Dear & 2 known to you tbenelits from your five yeurs I hive been afilio- th of the he nust give v remedio came to yo Linform you th Sympois of o Vishing you the wd fréely in o speakinz. ived no relief and Tam happy to write u Lun rely eured, il tarrh havin 58 you o tiehly do dorsing you o the gy up p hut Sincerefy, I COSWANK, 50 South 150l St WAS IT CONSUMPTION. That's What M~ 85 el Smyth Says Miny Physicians To!d Him--He Cal < Upon Drs, Ocpe'and and M n:’eld and is Oared-- Here Aro the Proofs. “Yes. after havi and skl of so ety meuns in iy power s all with orie Voiee s sumption and that they could do nothing for d'exeent to ten poratily relieve my pain and cise my lust d Not i very bright outtook Tt ‘speakor was Mr. Sa lives at 110 South tnues | 1 the scte etors, and sidd that I had con- amucl Smyth, who Sixteenth street, hé con- MR, SAMUEL SMYTH, 710 S0UTH 16 Sotie eight years ago my trouble first bega with what I thou Wis novery bad cold. Begin o uso medies and other hor cures, but it g Iy serow worse nntil I h contrieted a severa dough; at this time [ would o weo sharp padns though the chostund shoulder ludos. SNEght sweats cime on and flesh: T eould not sloep at nisht and my lungs hud become so uifested that T would cough up Jaree quantities of blood. 1 had become such ® physical wreek that T had to give up ny worki iud for over i yu L hiave been unable (0, do anything at a Through the co'umns of the dully papers | was Informed of the suecess of Drs. Copeland (nd Mansfiela were nayiig in coses s milar to wine, and 1 deeided 10 ¢all upon thems 1 did dini the hupplest nien (n the city, fooling thist Thave found what 1 thought 10t forever my good health— and wnyone Who Knows e canheo that i a v ian: 1l night swents: no paln in the chest or shoulder blados; T eongh no mare ning in flosh evory duy 1 eanngvsny tao much for the good Drs. Copeland and, Manstield hive done Inmy case. M Bmyth lives streot, wheie lie ¢ remarkubie recoy (opeland \leu al lustifute, ROOMS 311 AND 312, New York Life Building Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb, W, K I Lezan to lose at 510 « b ik Sixteenth regarding his Consulting Physiclan Catarrh and ali diseases of the and Lu Norvous Dis Chronle Diseasss, Ofi 2 40 3 . .y 700 p. Speeialties Eye Eur Throat Hours—9 to 11 . 1 Sunduy 10 m to 4 p. Catarrhal troubles wud od successfully by anps for question oireulars. A tors to Copelund Medical Insfitute ork Life Bullding. Omuhu, Neb, Kindrod il Seu New For public fayor, and one that has been pronouncel a sire winuer is the suit of Homespun Tweed. It has so much to vecomment it (hat IS snecess has boen phenmonal, are noticeable heeause they ave all in the new Wood Shades, and gray. They do not show the dust in e least 1 v do they These suits batternnty hiick, hrown soil easily. Thoy ale ways hive eleany bright Lok which gives the wearer a dressy appearance. You Iave Noticed Them ON And 1o doubt supjos the fitand snehoan aiv of comfor amd we wou'd like to have you come in aml inspect them, or thousands of do they imn THE STREET. 1 they were the production of merchant tailors, so porfect in Is any others among the o the wears el cos! small Suits and Overcoats That A1 our theee loors chioek full of all e nale fshions of the day fo and Juveniles, hl Have no chance against perfect Browning, Kmo & Co., RELIABL E CLOTHIERS. Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas. SEND FOR CATALOGUE Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA, NEB. Equal with the tnterost of those laving ¢ culnst the govern o 3 or inat Uelr pat ernp e patents Uy, 1 notentirely. itornoy fa tiiv [nventors from worth- {orneys, And 01 tesini (hat iy Qe well protected by vall | patonte, THI 1§ tined counsel oxpert n fatent therefore prepared B Gbtain patents, Conduct Interferences, Make special examinations, Proscente rejected cases. Register trade marks and copyvights. Reendey opinions as toscope and valid- ity of pateuts. Prosceute and” d ~ull:u4 ete., efe, 1y sl {EAL pon the nd infringemen Ipt v ot the visel 3 e Mol natire. hte, or 1E ye aubmit the mat 18 OPINION before Fringing ¢ nfringe BUREAU the matter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS, 220 Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. PENSIONS Pensions procured for soldiers of the Rebellion who served 90 days and are now disabled from ANY cause. The pen- ible whether the disability ed before, during or ni by oth for u relly Flo TiE cting on sion is p was incur vice. ren without regard to cause of soldier’s death. Pensions for mothers and fathers who are Now dependent, whether they were dependent on soldier when he died ov not. Widows, child- ren and parents wrded lo- pendent’ in all cases where they huve notsuflicient property for their support. Soldiers pensioned at less than twelve $12.00) dollars per month and suftering from disability in addition to that named in their pension certificate, may obtain increase under the new law Information and advice given with- out charge. acilities evor offered to claimants to have their claims pro- porly and diligently prosecuted. No charges essful. Write for information to The Bee Burgau of Claims. OMAHA, NEB. as Best unless suces FW-This Bureau 18 cuaranteed Omaba Boe, the Ploneer Press und Franiscco Exuaiiner y the INDIAN DEPREDATIO N CLAIMS Persons who raids should fil Depre tation Act of 1 limited, and the eluins are taken urtin the order in which ti Notice thatall contracts entered with attorneys prior to the Act are null and void, Information given wml clidms promiptly attended to by the BEL BUREAU OF CLAIMS R0 K Building. OMAILA, NEBRASICA, THE GRAND Council Bluffs, ELEGANTLY aye lost property from Tndian tholp elaims under tho Indian The i up by wro 1o is ho ived into made all Take la THIS APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPEN. N. W. TAYLOR, Managar. (()()I\ ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES attention given to | Bells, Burglar Alarms, Annot and Incandescent Wiring, WALTER V. COOK, VR ST, COUNCLL BLL netr stors JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. FK S since | Pensions for widows and child- | OP:N TILL 8 P. M. EVE HAVE YOU « ROCK SPRINGS AND 16 Main Street. | All kind nad ) D -eing and Cleani to 100% a8 g0od as ney 3ad for price list C. A. MACHAN, - & e 1013 Broadway, Near Northw :ster ne ! bric NOTICES. BLUFFS, SPECIAL COUNCIL | FPO EXCHANGE—Good elear real estate tn Council BIufs aud Omala_for some good drivin: horses. Callon 1L Shepherd, oftice Grand hotek, Conncil Binfrs, Ta. \ QOUND-Suiali fine black and tan doz wr arked “Totty M Owner apply M. Scanbnn's meut nirket, 18 Broadwi DLEASANT furnished root Gth avenue, Fx i NOR RENT 4 corner W on prommis SALE TANTED--Good g hoarding house, 5 | for general work in venth avenue. Sto rent at ot NISHED rooms, with or houid Seventh ave vithout donee of Ui oo, Bl strect 1 CHnton My brick r Apply n uneil Blufls i eood - apacity abont 4,090 busiy W for some one. K. cot, Connell Blaims ni-Near ( clevator Iver wateh. zold nentn’s, Tady's (DA ] On Mouday dehnin, Leave at \\' ANTED - Second cook at the Mode! nt, 1 Pearl st., Council Bl VW ANIED-A first oluss farin hand. No. 418 North Seventh stroct (u SSPOOLS ana vaults cle Sanitary process. shal'soflice l(u..\\n HE ST Vi 1 ORI J QAN JoXPERT Colunbia Vioyels Uteet order, will trade fc calibre. U, A Atklns, Counci TLATRYOYANCE, mind reading or Pay chonetry. Discises of atl Kond diagnos | and treated with, ot baths and massago Al letiees promptly wnawered. Office hours Wi, 10 1 e, No. LEEL avenue B near cor ths IRt iy ned by odorless ity 200 uere furm 10 _miles i RIaNS, 5 190 neres Kz N0 and 1) were tracts. Jobnston 1 Connell Bufrs NT—Furnlshed house of 7 roo venue, in per rifle. 42 Fineh ool Blun treet SALE or by J. ardon dand with 101 Matn s, Counel Rent R Rice hea Radiant Home ofterdid We are also g tor te cetehrated lewart heating and cooking Don't fuil to ¢l und see us 1f vou want ve, W 10 SHOW OUE go0ds L0 BYETY 00 Ao Ty to purchase of not Can on the ailment plun when de sired We searen the markets and offer ti best vatue for the woney, Whether 1t is b o 1200 cook stove or a #5500 steel rango. Cole & Cole, 41 MAIN STRE FIRSTNATIONAL BANK BLUFFS, Stove, finest the publie. [0 The Wond ho n bakers o piensed whether you OF COUNC! I0WA Paid Up Capital $100,000 1 bank 110 the elty. Forelgn and sl oul securitios a h Ald L0 Collwetion s Aceounts of indivia 15, banks. bamkers and corporations suelts L Corres, ne i vited GEO. P SANFORD. Prosidont A W. KIEKMAN. Cashior, A0 RICE Assiatant Oldest organt Goods, Reland, in the h f Work promply done and deliverad in all p rts of Dapot, hoth Adults d Stocks and Job clothing, sold at first hands for (he smallest possible We Could Not Attond to all our customers in the CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT last week. but wo are better pre paved to haudle the trade now TAKE BLEVATOR GOATI. WARM WEATHER makes WARM PR AUGHT ON? Cox is Selling His Celebrated LEXINGTON LUMP $3.50. LEXINGTON NUT-83.00. WYOMING ICES AYS IN Telephone 48. ALW STOCK. COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYES WORK stainad o st stole of the art, Fadad an i COUNC!IL THE OLDEST MILLVENG IS11RM T In the West. Ior Bread Making or Rolls Wo warrant this brand of Flour equal to the best made anywhere i the U. 8 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Other Brands—Whito Loaf, Eurly Rise. B. M, TZSCILUCK, Omaha Agent, 1118 Juckson strcet. FFMAYR o PROPRITTOR, BLUFF3, I1DWA Q\O = DN N z ) ATEN Hungarian 1 P s A A () @ T [2) ~ W ROLLER cou (ll BLUFES, 27 MAIN STREET. Oliver 0. BJacquemin & H, J. Chambers,jAtiarnez as Law, Not neil's atore. Tolephone No. Businoss hours. Ba. un tod pons, Gouncll Blams, [a, Attor tico Rooms 4 LB, fa CITIZENS STATE BANK Bluffs, satlaw Prao the stiste anl wd 5 Shugars Sims & Saunders fedoral courts, Beno bloek, Cotn Of Counsait CAPITAL STOCK SURPLUS AND PROFITS TOTAL CAPITAL AND Dikeorons—1. A Milior, | Shugart, B 15 Hort, J. D, Edmn K. Huannan, Traoysct genera nows, 1 steapital anid surplus in Southwestorn lowa NTEREST ON DEFOS!TS g har 30t wny ba TIiMe