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

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1801, ~= A POPULAR CANDIDATE. tho THE OMAHA DALILY BEE FF e A O-year-old boy of KirkUilson, near Bay- | r Crovk town Huudscme Edition of the Annual Report of 1 "ho discharged, dliime @ 2-year-old the £chool Beard, L October 30, R, C. Hub- | | the men | it | COUNCIL BLUF 12 PEARL LU brother, The gun nad fiot been loaded all G Snunders. mer, but it went off jas¥ the same i house. Washington township A charvarl MANAGER 2 October 31, Colonel D, B CONDITION OF THE CITY SCHOOLS. SUE 1.0, &, | down the stove pipe; and te shock can the newly made bride to g9 iuts convulsions, T | Her lifo as in danger for several days, but he may recover. Hurlay, the man who Ofticer Neibert, v Museatino, strength and may recover, Ho havo paid the comaz $10 to cape, and the understanding was il was to fire into the ground. | cently treated to a pleasant @ beggar and a badly Delivered Ly Carrler In H. W, TILTON ny part of the ( : party io Harrison town For poblic fayory and one that hias been pronounced a suro winner s sult of Ofice tor TELEPHONES | § (] i SITVOR NBNTION Those | Homespun Tweed. Excellent Showing Made by Who Have the Matter in Hand Did you seo that new line of hanging fumps at Lund Bros up. Lund Jame was shot b is gaining cluims to lot him os- that he N. Y. P. Co Council Blufts T Crafus chattel loa If you i £0 10 Bixvy's, Me A marriage license was issued yesterday Thow are noticeable heennse they are all T the new Wood Shales, butterant, brick, brown s It has so much to ommend it that it's suecess has boen phenomonals suits ithbok Co. ne Suggestions to 4 Sapp block Parents, coal Lamps from Bros., your ¥ard or n stre and gray. They do not show the dust in the least nor do they soil easily, They als and best whisky, medicinal use 1y bright Liok which gives the wearer a dvessy appoarance. TS, 10 schools of Oldest | spectacl ways have el Robert [furth and Mary Phelan, both of this city A meetine of Democratie assocl ity building this Colonel D. B. Datley and Major King of this eity addressed the republicans of Keg Creek township last evening atthe Klein school house, The Hyers sisters will appear at the Broad- way theuter Saturday cvening in the plav, the “Darkies’ Dream.” This company has been here before and has always mado a de cided hit, There will be a ¢pecial con ve of Ivanhoe Commandery No. 17, Knights Templar, Sat urday e g for work in the order of the temple. All visiting Sir K s cordially welcome, By order of the Ewminent com- mander. A concort was given last Baptist mission, corner of street and Avenue C. A musical erary progra was rendered and ments were served to a large number., Two young men wero arrested Jast evening by Ofcer Claar in the vieinit North- western depot, charged With t coat from Beno's store. One of them, it is cluimed, had tho stolen property in his possession. They & the numes as Charles Harrison and Frank Smith A large wumber of voters have still neglected to register their names, It should be reme sered that those who have moved from one ward to another since thee last election must register as well as those who havo just moved into the city, Saturday is the lost ctance, and all voters must have their names on the lists by 8 p.m. 1f they wish to vote. Considerable trouble has the actions of a crowd of small boys, who are in the babit of disturbing the religious meet ings being held on Upper Broadway every evening by the faith cure evungolists Wednesday night a number of the more bois- terous ones were put out of the building, and the managers of the meeting say they will call in the police to put a stop to an disturbance that may be made. the Potta: tion will be vening at 7 attamie County held in the 1) o'clock. evening at the Twenty-ninth and lit ofrosh- been caused by A. W. Askwith has resigned the adminis- the late atorship of the estate of J. M. Puillips in accordance with @ compromiso agreed upon With the heirs, He also gives up 15 of the amount claimed by him as_remuncration for Bis services in the ofico. N. P. Dodge, the former administrator of the estate, again takes possession of it, and Askwith will ac- count to him for the §1,263 still in bis pos- session, erett block. Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. he finest banquet lamps made are at A Lund Bros. in strect. PERSONAL F Mrs. C. A, Hammor leaves this morning for Osborn county, Kan., whero she will visit relatives s couplo of weeks. C. M. Judson returned from Chicago ves- terday. Ho will remain until after election, when tie will move to the Windy City. ELEGANTLY FITIiING GLOVES The Boston Store Will Afford Council &1ufrs Ladies to Be Citted vy . an Expert. Nothing is so desivatle 08 a comfort- able and well fitting glove, and nothing is much more difficult to sccure unless one is an expert or a connoiseur. Me Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. have always had their glove counters pre- sided over by salesindies especially fitted for the business, and the conse: quence has been that they have had the lion’s share of the glove trade of Coun- cil Blufts, but thoy have made arrangements that will give them more prestige than ever during the next two weeks. They have arranged with Fos- ter, Paul & Co, of New York City, the greatest ladies’ glove manufacturers in tho world, to have an_expert from the home house come to Council Bluffs and take churge of their glove counter for two weeks. The lady sent by the house is Miss Coleman,and she avvived Wednes- day and began her work. The ludies will find that she will be able to give them a Wt deal of useful infor- mation concerning the glove question. She will devote her time exclusively to the patrons of The Boston Store, and an invitation is extended to all who desive a perfectly fitting glove to come to the store ut any time and be assisted in muk- ing their selection. BOSTON STORE, Council Blu New fali goods, finest line in the cit; {ust roceived av Reiter’s the tailor’s, 310 Sroadway. Mandel & Klein sell furniture, earpets, cooking and heating stoves at cost to quit business, Pound of tea and fine Jap T-prt,753 Lund Bros. Beware of Cheap Sewing Machi There are in_many towns unserupu- lous persons who try to palm off on the public an inferior article in sewing ma- chines, claiming it to be as good the “*Domestic,” like the *‘Domestic,” Im- proved “Domestic,” ete. Beware of all such, Thero is ounly one *Domestic’ (and every sewing machine deal knows its wonderful record for durabil- ity, light vunning and perfect work) and that is why they try to sell on the “Domestie’s” reputation, Cheap m: manchines s0on wear out, and no company has been successful that made cheap and trashy sew- in muchines, The last on tho murket was the “Demorest,” and it, like nll other of its kind, died a natural death, and the veceiver is now trying to savo somothing from tho wreck for creditors and stoekholg Pcople who buy machioes of that kind, whep parts give out, are obliged to throw them away or sell them to serap ivon deulers. When the compuny has failed and po purts mado the purchaser can get no repairs, consequently the cheap machine i8 not u successful one, The best is the cheapest, Buy the Jight running *Domestic” and you will have a machine that will last a life time. For sale by S, M. Williamson, 106 Main street, - We have our own vinyards in Califor- nit Jurvis Wine company, 803 Main st. Miss Mary Gleason, fashionable dress- mukor, 14 Pearl street, upstairs. Frank Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 Do not suppose opportunity will knock twice at your door. Now is y to use the Carlsbad Sorudel Sult. It is Nature’s remedy. Buy genuing imported article and do fmposed upon by unserupulous dealers who will try to sell you worthless imitu- tions to increase their own profis only. your time genuine the not v further Couneil Bly of the printe « hias Just come from the hands being distributed schools. It is by s and 18 1 anong the patrons of the far the finest of its kiud ever issued in this city, and reflects a great deal of credit tho membors of the board. Itis a pamphiet of 115 ¢ containing illustrations of the High schoci, Washington Avenue. Bloomer, Plerce Street, Third Streot, Twentieth Av enue, Second Avenue, Iighth Streot and Eighth Avenue buildings. ne names of the membvers of and tho various together with the tho annual reports of the superi nt and tho board president, secretary committees on teachers, bul , grounds and financo A tabulated statement of the attendance in buildings during month of the year ending in June is given, besidas tavles snowing the average daily at- tendance, the cases rdiness, the number yupils enrolled in each school at the end of the vear and tho seating capacity of each building. A complete course oi study is mapped out for each year, inciuding & two years' business Fso and the course of tho High school devoted to suggestions hers, tho rules of setiool board and those relating to tho pupils of the schools. The book closes with a list of the teachers and of the alumui, the mem bership of all tho classes from 13il to 1501 being presented scparate each of the various onch to parents and to t the Beautiful New Wall Papers, 17, the leading wall paper man v, sesterday rocelved w large consignment of the new 1892styles of wall papers and decorations. The new papers vo not been out of the press more than threo weeks, and it is the first time in the history of the wail ser business in Council Bluffs that a cealer has shown such eaterpriso and gotten ahead of even the castern wholegalers. The styles are very beau- tiful as well as new, and the ladies who wish to have their homes decorated in the autumn of 1891 with the hundsomest styles of 1892 can have their opportunity for the first time in theirlive Among the special combination beauties 15 a royal pattern of wood viol s0 many new-de ions in empires, scintellare, rocco, neess, lilac and French floral patterns w goods will continue to come until next May, and an inspection of the new sting to the ladies nd No. 29 South ot will be o very attractive Used a Razor Dick Webstor was brought up in the police y morning on a charge of drunkenness preterred azainst him by a man who attended a danceat tho residence of Fred Dill, corner of Avenue F' and Ninth street, Wednesday night. The complaint was made shortly beforo midnight, and it was claimed that W tor used A razor on William Rowlm, one of the festive dancers, with so good effect that the latter had to bo carried home with his stomach in a-sling. The injured mau fuiled to appear in court, and Webster was tried on the charge of drunkenucss and fied 815,70, He failed to pay the fino and was locked up to work it out. It is nrobaole that before he finishes his imprisonmentanother charge of a more serlous naturo will be placed against him, as it1s claimed that nothing but the prompt work of tho bystauders in disarming him kept him from killing Rowlin outright. DeWit's Little Early Risers for tho liver. Will Sentence Criminal-. The last of the cases on theequity calendar in the district court will bo comploted this forenoou, and the term will be closed this afternoon, imposing seutences upon the crim- inals that have been convicted during tho torm. Theso aro the following rank Rutano, Sam Glover, H. A. Griswdld, Jack Kaue, James Osborne, 1d_Fegloy, James Murray, Houry McGrew, Alfred Anderson, und Bd Morgel. The forgery and conspiracy s ngainst P. M, Wills, George Colthard, . L. Davis and John Waober, which created such a sensation last winter, have all been aismissed by County Attorney Organ on ac- count of Iack of sufficiout evidence to make a case against them. The November term of court will apen next Monday. L DoWitt's Littlo karly Risers; best littla pills for dyspopsia, sour sto.oach, bad broath, L Cominz Atira ctions. Manager Smith of the Broadway theater has booked some of the finest attractions that have ever been scon in the city for the month of November. Then are as follow Nat C. Goodwin, 4, “Ivy Leat,” 5. “E geline,” 115 “Mr. Potter of Toxas," 17; * Homestead,” I Primrose & West's strels, 20; *Dovil’s Auction,’" One particular in which thero bas been a marked improvement of lato is the orchestra, It has been strengthened considerably and tho music is now mado as promiuent a feature of the entortainment as the work behind the footlights. The wanagement looks forward to a month of g L interest in the theatrical business, dd min- Poys Pleaded Guilty. Walter Baker, Charles Yancey and Ralph Pontius were brought beforo Judge McGeo yosterday mornicg for a heaving on the liclous mischief, They admit y threw tho egss s charged, and the case was tukon under advisement. It is probable that a less serious charge will be do against them, as the prosent ono would 10 give them a year's imprisorment in ounty jail unless shown special lenenc; on account of their youth. Pontius gav bonds for his apy o but’ tho others are stll in jail, A very smal. pill,but very gaod one. Witv's Little Ba y Risers, Republican Rally. A grand rally will be held in the Broadway theater next Monday eveming under the auspices of the vepublicans of tho city. A number of representative republicans will bo present ana deliver addresses, amon whom will be Hon. John M. Thurstou of Omuha, General Colwell of Kansas, Captain J. A, T. Hull of the Seventh district of lowa, and Attorney General John Y. Stone of this city. Alithese gontlemen have great repu- tations as republicans and orators, and tho theater will no doubt be crowded us it will bo the lust rally before the elect De Drs. Woodbu street, next to € 145, High ¢ aentists, and hotel, ' Telephone ade work a specialty. Out ¢ Charles Jones, the colorel bad weok orso ago on to get up o flirtation with children, was serten to spend thirty days in the county jail, but bhas been ro leased from durancs vile, He secured the services of an attorney aud had his case taken to tho district court, He then gave a bond for bis good behavior until the next term of court and was released. Stand lamps, every shape and Lund Bros. politician who unenviable notoriety a account of his endeavors some white school considerable price Where They Will Speak., Addresses will be wade by republican Jarvis Wine company, Council | AMUSEMEN s, That determined enemy of shams and hy- pocrisies, the icenoclast, will find in “Peace ful Valley”' a story which ‘“points a moral aud adorns worthy of an exalted place in the niche reserved for good plays Lhere is attempt to oxalt a singularly charming and i L it on | the contrary tho play 1 thor oughly whose no developing a ty easily be traced in coln, the rail the tailor, consistent counterpart can lifo of Abraham Lin in Andrew Jot 'y Wilson, tha farmer's udon the other side in that of William Henry Smith, the merchant, who became tirst lord of the exchecquer and leader of the conservatives. Tuero are few the 1501, apprentice, dramatic situations in “Peuceful Valley,” and bow could 1t be othe wise! Away off im the New Hampshire ato, withii the heart of the White moun us, tuis ideal valley sloeps. No great event ever transpired there, unless it was the strangely mysterious disappearance of Mar- tha Howe, sister of tloseu, the son of that sweot tenipered, gentle dispositioned woman, “one of the old stock,” Phyllis Howe. Mr. Russell has achievod his greatost suc. cess us a character delineator in Hosea Howe. It is thoroughly human, and he plays it with that iove which ¢ only from constant s- sociation, His individualit has b mergzed iuto the role until one forgets thnat it is uctiug and watches the play as if it wero all true and real Yet Mw Russell said to the writer lust night that osea Howe lived outwardly in nis now deceased brother, Waiter, who worked his way through college and event- ually became president of a university in Ilitois. “Yes,” said Mr. Russell, “I cay re- member my brother's letters home from Ne Yorlk, Baltimore and Philadelphia, and t were' just as homely, as_quaint and as un- sophisticated as the man himseif. Ho lucked the polish of society, that is what laments.” The company giv8s excellent support to the star, Miss "Minnie Kadcliffe, playing a combination ingenuc ard leading lady rols delightfully, 'The author has made tho part onc of practical young womanhood, a cultured every day heroine, who is quite freo of what Mr. Jerome calls ~hysterics and briny teavs.” Miss Radcliffe is artistic and truthful and ought to b neard from in the future. Miss Belwonu gives a consistent portraiture of a young southera girl, barring her accent, Wwhich is bardly v keaping with the charac- ter. Miss Chantore has a_dificult and uu- sympathetic part to play, that of tho errimge Martha Howe, but she plays it very well, in- deed Among the men, Mr. Arthur Byron, a son of Oliver Doud Byron, gives a bighly de- lightful interpretation of a young southern, his arunken scene i the se-ond act being artistic. Mr. Ildward Vvoom has an in- ing part, the other characters nov standiug out to any signal extent to warrant individual mention, At the close of the first act Mr. Russell was called upon for a speech, his response veing as clever as the character ho assun He spoke of his early days on the stage the carly days of Omaha, and feliciously re marked the change that had taken place, te paid a tribute to the natural school of drama, and thought that one would rath have the homely lessons of childhood brought back than be worked up by effective dramatic tableaux, sending one home with a fevered brain, He thought that the audience Kuew the natural grace of the actor, vut desired to contrast his personality with that of the character, a statement, which got a rouud of applause,” Then he capped the climax by stating that the speech wus made merely for the purpose of distracting attention from the noise of the scene shifters busy in setting up the new scenery which the company c and at the same tlme give a breathing time 10 the orcnestra. If you like pathos go aud see *Peacctul Valloy,” Rare as that articleis, the play avounds with it while the humoris delicious to a degree. Hosea At FROM 'ROUND ABOUT US, Nebras| Higgins & Tucker's elevator at Asliton was destroyed by fire, Hou. Jesse Harper of Tllinois will speak at Nehawlka Thursday for the indepeudents. ‘The machinery for Indianola’s paint fac tory is being placed in position, Butte City, Boyd county's county seat, nas three newspapers. Jonn Dieter of Atkinson lost two fingers which were shattered by the bursting of a Run. Mrs. John Severion, for sixtecn years a residont of Clay county, is dead at the aze of 70 years, Fred Nelson of Sutton had one putated by an oil b; he tried 1o 1ift it. Elwer [, Betzer, editor of the Blue Valley Blade of Seward, and Miss Rose M. Gordon were married ac Logansport, [nd.. lust week. While hunting near Wahoo Dulo White was accidentally shot by Harey Crawfo Tho churge made a bad scalp wouud, but hie will recover, Blood poisoning caused by a wound on the hard from a picco of galvanizod wire, re- sulted in tho death of zra White, a 'well kuown business msn of Crete. Ho 'was 72 years of age, The fruit evaporator at Brock, Nemeha county, has shipped about 20,000 pouuds of evaporated apples, 7,600 pounds to Owmaha, 00 pounds to Deuver, besides some small shipments. It nas now ou hand about 12,000 pounds of white stozk, and 40,000 pounds of peclings and coros for'sale; they have more apples than they can handle, temporary finger am- el which slipped when wmiles from Springview, shot and accid: killed himself. Ho was iu the babit of carr: ing, while at work, a loaded revolver in his pocket and was standing on u log chopping when the helve of the axe strack the nummer of the pistol, which went off and the ball passed through the groin. He was taken to Mead's ranch where ho died soon after. M. Just leaves a wife aud four small childreu in destitu 1mstances. Mus, Catherine Harper of Custer county bas commenced suit in the court at St. Louls et possession of an estate valiel at 1,000, loft by a man named Martin Botts, recently deceased. Mrs, Harper sets up in her petition that Botts, who is her futher, was marcied in Oh but after three children were born of (hat union he doserted his wife and family to come west. Here he married, and it is further claimed that his first wife was liviug and not divorced at the time, Mes. \larper would thus be the only lawful heir surviving, as the other children by the Ohio vife are dead, ana the marriage hiere would bo null and’ void. W. R. Hutcbnson of Broken Bow 1s the attorney for Mrs, Harper, Lilly Loucl, B-year-old well-to-do farmer ncur death Sunda, The pareuts bad gone to church and left the little girl witk some other coildren at home. About I k the older son heard a pistol shot upstairs and ran up to find his little sister weltering in her own blood The parents were imme diately sent for, und everything possible was done, but the little girl died in a few hours, The revolver was a 22-calibre and belonged to one of the boys. He had left it in his pocket upstairs, where the httle girl found it, and it is supposed was playing with it and shol berself jus t above the right cye, daughter of a Cortland, met a sad lowa, Boyd Wesloy of Murphy was accidentally shot and_ killed while out witha hunting party in Wisconsin Twenty-six fine brick buildings are progress of construction at Columbus Junc: tion to replace those destroyed by the late five A steam threshing engine belonging to Kizer Bros. blew up one day last week near aisabled woode gar, th party in thirty days to sober off, Jefferson county union at Fairield last was the out of a from an in the Umted States, whose husba ble posit who is now r teriously disuppen with her. Sk she has gone, and her distress over her departure, Waverly was thi was shot dead in evening of Decembe for the killing of and sent to the state pevitentidry mosa for life. | again prison for life. supreme court of lowa o sc Billings was released is bis wife in an obsure Washington, vears old, and it bastened by her son's trag leg, all in the cutter According to the story of the bog wooden leg was tha only drunken he outtit, and the leg was wiven ther. The Soldiers Sailors its sixth week, and held unual re T'he reunion more notable from the fact that population of 15,000 Jefferson Junty sent 1,600 men to the war, more than other county of equal population Mrs. Jaler, a good looking young woman latono time held a responsi s in & Dubuque livery stablo but aning on tho river, has mys od, taking her only child left nothing to indicate where husband 1s ju great Mrs, S, H. Kingsley died suddenly at lost week of heart disease. She mocher of Wullis S, Kingsley, who his office in_ Waverly the 21, 1857 It will be meubored that M. 1. Billings was arrested Kingslev, tried, convicted at Ana- » obtained a new trial, was and agnin sentenced to The cause came before the nd time and tow living with ilage in the state of Mrs. Kingslev was nearl is claimed her death was : end. convicted Talk’s cheap, but when it's backed up by a pledge of the hard cash of a financially re- sponsible firm, or company, of world-wide reputation for fair and honorable dealing, 7# means business ! Now, there are scorcs of sarsaparillas and other blood- purifiers, all cracked up to be the best, purest, most peculiar and wonderful, but bear in mind (for your own sake), there’s only one guaranteed blood-purifier and remedy for torpid liver and all discases that come from bad blood. That one-—standing solitary and alone—sold or #rial, is Dr. Pierce's Golden Med- ical Discovery. If it don't do good in skin, scalp and scrofulous discases and pulmonary consumption is only lung-scrofula—just let its makers know and get your money back. Talk’s cheap, but to back a poor medicine, or a common one, by selling it on #rial, as “ Golden Medical Discovery” is sold, would bankrupt the largest fortune. Talk’s cheap, but only “ Dis- covery " is guarantecd. drng. Drug Co., Omuhu. unuble to procure th 1n sta Wireo wrappers of Shandon Beils £, DOES YOUR WIIl Cure any tYou Gan Siop 2 Cough at any time with DOCTOR ACHER EMGLISH DY IT WILL CURE A COLD IN TWELVE HOURS; A 25 cent Bottle may save you $100 in Doctor’s bills-may save your life, Aslk your Druggist for it. IT TASTES GOOD. PURE "PINK PICLS. Dr, Acker’s English Pills < R BILIOUSNES:! B i C 7 < 3 MAN & MCCONNELL, OMAHA. LeDuc's Periodical Pills. remedy acts directly upon the rzans wid eures suppression of the for £, and cin bo mailed. othe used during presmancy. Jobbers, sts wnd the publis supplied by Goodman NO OTIIIER LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. For sale by all Drug and FAncy lors or 1t send 25¢ d rocolve n cake by return mail. JAS, 8. KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAL 8 handon Bells Wuits (the poy ¥y Waltz) sent to anyone sending us T WILL NOT IF YOU TAKE KRAUSE'S | HeadacheCapsules 500 Beward for injurious_ substance n these Capsules. Perfectly kind of he. NORMAN LICHTY, FAMILY CHEMIST, Des Molines, lowa. FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS, association of alar | harmless., | | Tustdd 10 tho face. You Have Noticed Them ON THE STRRERT And 110 doubt supposed they were the production of merchant tailors, so porfect 1 the it and suck an air of and we wou'ld like to have you come in and thousands of for: do they impart ty Thvie cost is small inspect them, orany others among th Suits and Overcoats That fill our three floors eho and Juveniles, fuil of all the male fashions of the day for both Adu Its and Job Lots Have no chance against perfect elothing, sold at first hanids for the smallest possihle price. Srownmg, King & Co, RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas. SEND FOR CATALOGUE OP. GOAL. WARM WEATHER makes WARM PRICES HAVE YOU CAUGHT ON? Cox is Selling His Celebrated LEXINGTON LUMP $3.50. LEXINGTON NUT-$3.00. ROCK SPRINGS AND WYOMING ALWAYS IN STOCK. 16 Main Street. Telephone 48. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluifs, CAPITAL STOCK....ie.c0veeenss..$150,00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS........... 70000 N TILL 8 P. M. EVENINGS, SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, AYED OR STOLEN—Buy hors 0 pounds, blind fu left eye. Lil ward for recovery. & Goldstein, 1 Broadway With capital w er cs or hoots an room hous G 25, Bee offic W ANEED Two or thr o Tady agents. ress L%, Bee office, Council Blufrs O SAT about TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.....$225,00 Dinserors—1. A, Mil'er, £. 0. Gleason, B L Shuwurt, I E, 1ot 1D, Bdmundson, Churies Hannan, Transact genoral banking busie -Fino G-y ness. Largest capital and surplus of any ban ¢ in Southwestern lowa. DEPOSITS FIRST NATIONAL BAK Paid Up Cap'tal...............$100,02)0 Oldost organizod bank lin tho city. Forelgn and domestic exeiun o wil 024l sosuritian B4pasiib _ | sttention pald ta colloctions. Aesounts of (niivia 31iifrs | vals, banks, bankers and corporations solicita L Correypond e (n ity GEO. I SANFOItD, A W. RIEKMAN, Cashier, AT RICE, Assistant YO EXCHANGE—Good eleur renl ox Council Blulfs ‘and Omaha_for sor driving horses. Callon . L. Shepherd, offico Grand hotel, Council Blufts, T l)lf ANT furnished roows to rent at 919 Gth avenuc NISHED rooms, with or without be 2 Seventh aven e ORI My brick T corner Wiilow ay wd BT stre Apply on premises to Mrs. Sumuel Clinton. JFOR SALE or Rent—Near Courcil nd Omaha, grain clovator In good rin- shetling eapicity about 4,000 busi ly. ‘Here is 4 barzain for soume one. 1 iticer, 12 North Main —On Mond in. Leave DS t, Couneil Blu Castloe r wateh, gold Jacquenim N 1d cook at the Model taurant, 14 Pearl et., Council Blufts, TANTED=A first class farm hand, North ‘Seventh stroet. SSPOOLS anity murshal’s o ) O SAL I T _mitos from Council Bluffs, &5; 130 acres acres £5: 10, 2) and 40 ‘acr Johuston & Van Patton, Couneil RENT—urnished lird aveuue. | THE OLDEST MILLING FIRM In the West. For Bread Making or Rotls, We warrant this brand of Flour equal to the best made anywhere in the U, S ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Other Brands—White Loaf, Barly Rise. ALAIRVOYANCE. mind reading or s 3, M CHUCK. Omat pers aimnet e T ae A O paa | B M i llll[ 5 I‘|‘| \l';““l SREBL and treat with hot baths and mussage. FFMAY R ¢ res- ned by odorloss orders at city 1d vaalts cie Leave house ¢ All lotters promptly answered. Offico hours, Gam. to1) pom, No. 1422 avenue E, near cor. Ioth street ! e MOR SALE or Rent—Gurden Jand with houses, by J. K. Rice, 101 Main st., Council Blufls. COOK'S ELECTRICAL SUPPLI Special attention given to Electric Bells, Burglar Alarms, Announciators and Incandescent Wiring, WALTER V. COOK, PEARL *2‘0 ST COUNCIL BLUKFFS H, J. Chambers, 3a4emalot® ovbr ivih. nell's store. Telephone No. 23 Business hours. 8 a. m. toJ pow, Councll Bluffs, Ly Prac anl Shugure Attorneys at law feo in" the state Rooms & 4 and 5 L Bluffs, la Sims & Saundet THE GRAND Council Blutfs, la. ELEGANTLY APPOI HOTEL IS NOW OPE i1s T N. W. TAYLOR, Manager. 7 MAIN STREET, MEE ADELINA . PATTI Co's JewelryStor oF THE ALOE & PENFOLD (0., Practical Opticians AnA branch of world renownad optic @ant 0f A, 8. & Co., 8 Louls. Our superior (0 ali others; our lenses are superior B0t weary OF t1ro the oyos. Tho frames properly ad Is The Best In the manrket, 1T AND BE CON. Eyes Tosted Free of Charge. Prices Low for Firstclass Goods. THE ALO E& ? ENFOLD CO,, TRY {(cTEmq e 114 8. 15th St., next door toP.O « VINCED, Creighton Block, ey N ‘ Not 1 our customers in the N'S DEPARI'MUENT but we are better pre d to handle the trade now TAKE ELEVATOR. Second floor. POND’ EXTRACT WiILL CURE PILES “1 have long known its valus in bleeds ing piles. Itis the prince of remed in all forms of hamorthoide."—0r. Ar M. COLLINS, Cameron, Mo. CATARRH *Have been a constant sufforar for years from severa colds in hesd and thre Tried most evary known remedy. Pond's Extract rolievad me wendorfully, and has effoctad simost a radical Cure '— FREDERIC E FINCK, New York City, B8ORE EYES “1t acts like magic in ophthalmis, § Iike it 30 much for sore eyes.’'—Reve M. JAMESON, LAMENESS I strongly recommend Pond's Extract for lamenoss, and use it constantly.''— MICHAEL DONOVAN, N. Y. Athistia Club, SORENESS *'Had a largo eating sore on my ankle, which had eaton 1o the bone. For nine months | doctorad to no purpose. Triod a bottle of Pond's Extract, and was cured immodiately."—MINNIE VANATTA, Lockloosa, Fla, BRUISES *'Pond's Extract has bean usod with marked benefit by our inmatas in many casos of bruises, and has always proved very beneficial "—LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR, New York City, SPRAINS “1 have been prescribing Pond's Ex= tract, and find 1t a valuablo romedy in and affections of like chars acter.''—W. P, BURDICK, M.0, BURNS ' Had my loft hand soverely burned, and lost tha uso of it complotaly Secured roliof by uto of Pond's Extract intwelve hours."—Mrs. A. SHERMAN, New York City. HEMORRHACES “Am troubled with hemorrhages from lungs, and find Pond’s Extract the only remody that will control them.''—. GEORGE W. WARNER, Scranton, Pa. INFLAMMATIONS “1 have used Pond's Extract in a caso. of long standing ir tornal inflam: vatio andobtained roliof withinafow b ura,' —JAMES E. READE, Phile Jolphia. and should be always kept on hand for em= ergencies. “Long exparionce has taught my fam= Ard Pond's Extract as one of tilo abaoiute necessities of housek ing."—ANDREW 0. WHITE, Presi- dent Cornll University. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. See Landscape Trade-mark on: Buff Wrapper. MADE ONLY BY POND’S EXTRACT CO. New York and lL.ondon. . POND'S '™ EXTRAGT A OINTHENT, It's remarkablo specifio Fn:! e ionupon the affected parts gives it supremo control over Piles, however govere, Also for Burns, Scalds, b 1ruptions, Salt Rhewm e, Testimonials from all classes g—l prove its efficacy. Price 50c, Sold by all Druggists or sent by mail on reccipt of price. Put up only by POND'S EXTRACT C0,, 76 Gth Avo,, N, Yo The Wi The W ar $toware derful Radiant Home Stove’ most durablo, economtonl, elaun, fines wnd heaters evor offerdd the publis Wiso nzent 8 for tne colebrated P, k heattug un d ing st Don'e N K06 u s I vou Wit i stove. We PIOtsEd 10 8ho W OUF KOOGS L0 6Very 0ne jether you are 1o dy to purchise or 1ot Ciu sell “on tho | nstuilment plan when de= red, \We It ho markots and offer the ¢ value for the n oney, whether 1Ll 1o @. #12.0) cook stove or u ¥ 0,00 Stool range. Colo & Cole, 41 MAIN STuEE UNION DEPOT HOTEL. Cor or 10th and Mason Strect New buildi ng t I now furniture, every thing fest wtion 1 the oity: all modera (. Btoam Heat: Gas, Call ol Bath oI ¢ ton; Blectric nnd Cable £ the eity. ey us wid bo ave tho Leat house for th wostof Chicago Bates Srombl.0) W §1.54 pei