Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUF OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Teiivered by Carrler to any partof the City H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER p J\ Fs | Bus ness Office TYLEPHONES { Night Editor . ? P———— e MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 204 Sapp- blooke, Stove and cord wood dry. For saie at Thatchor's, 16 Main street. The Sunday school lesson study at tho yooms of the Young Men's Christian associa. tion led by Heury Luring. Ladies and gea- tlemen invited. Fred Nustaump, jr., and Mageie Oliver, both of this city, Wwere yestorday afternoon marricd at the home of the bride's parents by Justice Hammer. Tho city treasurer reports the total amount in the several funds as reaching 0,835, and the amount overdrawn ia other funds as amounting to §34,657, leaving a real cash bl ance of 7.1 Winnio Hess, an_Omaha damsel, was un- nble 1o give a satisfactory account of herself 10 tho police last night aua was locked up to exvlain some rather objectionablo street con auct to dudge McGee this movning. Girls Industrial school at the Union Chris tian mission, 28 Brondway, from 2 to 4 o'cleck p, m. overy Saturday. Boys invited the first hour, Lady visitors espeeially in- vited. Miss immia Main, superintendent. The regular meeting of Etehetah Council No. #, Degree of Pocabiontas Improved Order ot Iea Men, will be held this evening, 1n their wigwam, corner of Broadway and Main street, at Lo cighthrun, A full attendanco is desirea. Tn the diste cnses aud motion Deemer. ‘Ihe dr may bo well judg torney haa o scr examine himself, Johinson, one of the prisoners who escaped from tho county jail here about the time that Suerifl Hazen entered upon his new dutios, is serving a fivo months term in Ottumwa, ana thoe promise is given that when the offi- cials there get through with him they will turn Lim over to the authorities heve. The ladies of tho Methodist Ladies Sew ing society (an organization devoted to char Mable purposes alone) desire tho patronugo of tho citizens of Council Biuffs in the sup- port of their exchange. Choico cake, brown and whito bread, pies and o great variety of home cooking may be found at their rooms on North Main street. Mr, W. J. Lovett of Sioux Falls has taken a position as head bookkecper in the First National bank in this city and has entered upon the discharge of his duties. He 1s a very pleasant_ geutleman, n former news paper man, and will be worthy of a generous welcome 1n Covneil Bluffs, A delegation of Council Bluffts members of the Order of the World went to Omaha last eveniug to take part in the banquet given by the Omuha lodge 1n honor of the opening of their new quarters on the scventh floor of Tie Bee building. They were royally en tertnined, 1 have decided that a return banguet must bo_arranged, 1o be given the Omaha lodge within a few weeks, John Sankeo, the well known Chinaman, feels thut an injustico was done by the news- papers thut have criticized him for renting some of bis rooms on North Main streot to improper parties. ‘I'he parties complained of signed a lease a8 man and wife, aud the land- lord had no means of knowing that thoy wero not such. Mr., Sankee 1s an upright uan, a church member, and would ot be the means of intentionally permitting a wrong. When Harry luman closed up his saloon and cigar store at midnight Thursday night he loft § in change in the cash diawer 1 tho barroom and a couple of hundred cicars near vy. When he opened the place yesterday morning tho money was gone and tho cigars were scattered around the rear art of tho room. An entrance was eflected y climbing over atransom over a door lead- ing from a hallway on the second floor and then following an interior stairway into a emull ball in tho rear, wlere another tran- som was forced leading into the saloon. Tho trouble among the Pythian Sisters was sottled yesterday by a stipulation. The plaintiff, Mrs. Annetta Tipton, is to forfeit all court costs advanced, the remainder of the costs to be paia by tho defendants, Mrs, A. A. Youngand others, Tho suit bofore Justice Hammer 1s also to bo dismissed at plaintif’s costs. Mrs. Tipton is to receive £80 out of tho lodge funds, and is to with- draw nher membership and relinquish all financial interest in the lodgo and lodge prop- erty. She also agrees to transfer ull her finaneial interests in the lodge to the defend- unts, who agreo to pay the indebteduess of 1ha lndge, including the amount due Mrs, Young. t court yesterday some equity weré being heard vy Judge ariness of the proceedings d by the fact thut oue at- culso as witness and cross- —— OVELTIE EASTE ost n Store, Couneil Blafls, HANDKERCHIEFS, Our stock at this time is now complete with everything suiteblo for Easter In our handkerchief department we show many novelties from the e hand- kerchief to the finest silk or hand em- broidered. Our line at 5e, 7e, or four for £ ¢, and 10¢, three for 25e, 12iec, 15¢ and 19¢ surpasses anything ever shown in the handkevchief lino, GLOVES, In kid gloves we lead. Our line of genuine Fosters is now complete at §1.00, $1.25, §1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and §2,25, very puir from $1.25 up warranted and fitted to the hund by expert glove fitters, SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK, 50 dozen ladies’ kid gloves, ussorted colors, for this week atsle per pair. Marked down from $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 all in at 50 pair, HOSIERY. We show almost everything in the hosiery line from the cheapest cotton to the finest silk, Ask to sce our fast black at 10¢ and 124¢ a pair, algo our full regu- lar made ladies’ fast black oynx Herms- dorf hose at 25¢ a_pair, worth 83c and 5e a pair. In children’s hose our lines arc complete; anything and everything in childven’s hose from the 7¢ hose to the finest silk. Boston store, Fother- I, ingham, Whitelaw & Co,,’ Council Blufls, Tu. SRR Horses For Sale—Finely bred drivers, carringe toams, brood mares und fillies: 20, more or less; would exchange for good land or city property. Dr.C, I Pinney, Council Bluffs. Thomas Tostevin, civil engineor and survoyor, over DeVol's, 604 Broadwuy. ——— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, W. O. Wirt has returned from a successful business trip to Colorado. Yesterday was the fifty-second wedding snniversary of Mr. aund Mrs, D, C. Bloomer. J. J. Shea hus gone to Donison on business, Henry Sabin of Des Moines was in the city yostorduy, J. V. Hinchman of Glenwood visited the Bluffs yesterday. — The King of Gasoline Stoy The old single generator Dangler was the best gasoline stove ever made, but, Shugart & Son have a new Dangler that is unquestionably the kiag of vapor stoves, It is called the Dangler Sur- prise, and is simply the old reliable stove with a perfect process generato added, It burns a {:luu flame when lighted and has no odor in stopping or starting. Shugarts are the only people who Landle them. ——— aster novelties for sale at the parlors of the Congregational church Saturday evening. We have our own vinayards in Califor ‘mia. Jurvis Wine company, Co. Bluils — Bwanson Musie Co., Masonic temple, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS City fchools Conducted Underneath Free- dom's Starry Gonfalon, PATRIOTIC CEREMONIES WERE OBSERVED Many Days of Careful Preparation Crowned by n Most Successtal Co the Children’s Dear Details of th mmation of t Desi Affair, Yesterday was flag day in Council Bluffs, a new temporary and semi-noliaay in the public schools, and the popularity that the first celebration of the day achieved was of such immense magnitudo that teachers and pupils and some members of the Board of Education are discussing the propriety of making each subsequentanniversary a school holiday. 1t was the day fixed by aresolution in the board decrecing that tho American flag should be unfurled simultancously over overy schoolhouse in Council Biufts and in evory pupil given an object losson iu patri- otism. € Preparations for the eveont have boen going on for the past two or threo weeks, and the object of tho board has been fully realized by the intense interest awakened among the children, In every room every child was required to take somo part in the patriotic demonstration, and original essays and orations were plentifully mingled with the fiery panegyrics of the old masters, All the patriotic literaturo of the century has been dilligently conned by parent, pupil and teacher for the pust fow weeks scarching for appropriate declamations, and on the rostrums of tho school rooms thousands of little nearts beat with a prido that was stronger than any timid fear. 1t was nrranged to havo the flags raised on all the buildings at the samo justont, and to have the children in the school yards to wit- ness the spectucle, when it was expected tnat the triumpbant shout that would arise from nearly 4,000 little throats woula make o mighty volume of sound. But tiis plan was not altogether carried out. In some of the schiools the exercises began as early as 1 o'clock, and in others as latons 2, All the schools were crowded with visitors, but the buildings that scemed to attract the most at tention from tho general public were the Washington avenuo ana the Bloomer. Both arc located near tho business center, and the crowds of children and adults flocking nto thew attracted additional attention and drow great crowds of citizens, Much Interest Taken. In the Wasnington avenuo building the excrcises bogun at_1:30, but the fiest part of the program was littlo more than the mar- shaling of the children and getting them ready tomarch ntothe yard in military fashion and watch tho hoisting of the flag oil tho pole that nad been crocted on the roof. The hallways weve almost filled with visitors and when the pupils began to filo into the yard and gazeintently upward the attraction became infoctious and cverybody on the streats for blocks around were drawn me- chanically to the spot and stood with up- turnca faces watching and waiting. Some of the curious crowd in the street forgot what the eveut was to be and gathered the vague impression that there was a fire or somothing equally important transpiring up on the roof. Too %00 pupils filled the yard, und it was a periect ocean of faces that met the gazo of H. H. [ield, n momber of the board, who had volunteered to take churge of the ceremonics on tho housetop, wheu he 1ooked down before he began to pull up the flag. When it beeame visiblo above tne curvature of the roof there arose a mighty cheer and every pupil waved o flag of some proportions as the cheers and the llag went up. After viewing the flag with intense inter- est for somo time, the lines of march wero formed and the pupils marched buck to their school rooms, where the remainger of tho afternoon was spent in_literary avd _musical exercises, witnessed by as large a number of visitors s could crowd into the rooms and the hallways. The exercises were interest- ing and splendidly adapted to enforce the lessous intended. At Other Schools, The spectaclo aronnd the Bloomer building was equally enthusiastic and spiring, and the throng of pupils nnd friends was so denso that the yard was filled, as well as the build- ing, When the flng was unfurled it was enthusiastically saluted by hearty choers and the waving of small flags, c1ses were held in all tho rooms, ana in somo of the rooms prowminent citizens addressed the upils, Pfho’ most important of the exercises, of course, wero held in the Hizh school, whera the ndvanced pupils presented o veried and interesting progra By 2 o'clock every one of the mincteen or twenty school buildings was _decorated with the nutional emblem and in all the rooms the children were holding patriotic exercises, This magnificent tribute of the children to the flag of their country has not, been made without some sacrifice on their part, and this sacrifice gives the event of the day a still greater imporiance, For tho past two weeks tho children have stayed half an hour after school each day anamany of them have taken a largo portion of the time fixed for recrea- tion to prepare for the event, Itissome- thing of sacrifice for boy to give up an hour of playtume each day, and the fact that the teachers all say that' this sacrifice was will- ingly made is the best preof that the object of the demonstration hus been fully attained. ——— The Last Day. Today is the last day before and the last opportunity the ladies will have to select their Faster millinery. The bright weather for the past two days and the fine display and splendid bargains at Misses Sprink & Fearon's cauzed almost a crush there. Crowds of ladies will be expected today and ample provisions will be made to take cave of them and show them the many new things that huve just been urranged for display Easter, — Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, saf A A Motor D The train employes of the electric motor ruilway have a dog. Itisacommon sort of a dog of a mabogany color and has but one ambition, That ambition is to make a trip cach day on every motor in the city, He carce to tho boys of his own free will and has taken every possibio means of assuring them that ho hus come to stay ana wants to be consigered as one of their numter. For the first three or four days he contented himsolf with following tirst oue car and thea an- other around town and between tho Bluffs and Omaha. When he becamo very weary with his long runs botween the two cities ho asked as {ntelligontiy as a dog could ask for the privilego of riding, and sinco it was grantea he has been the happiest cur in the Missouri valley. Yesterday the motormen chipped in and raised a fund to pay the Council Blufts and Omaha dog tax and pur- chased him an elegant collar, and today he will be decorated with ir, He has been given a regular conductor's badge and & number, 500, and ebristenea “Dynamo.”” He kuows tue differeunce botween the Omaha aud South Omuha motor traius, and that 18 more than many people do, —— Studio, Haying removed her studio from room 309 to 821, Merrinm block, Miss Corena Laughlin' is now prepared to receive callors and give instructions in oil, pastel, crayon or water colors. Come and arrange to join the class during the summer vacation. Work done to o: " See specimens of portrait work av the Couneil Bluffs Carpet company’s store. best, Be sure to get your Easter hat at the Louis. Such beauties and 80 cheap. Masonic block, ——— Death of Mrs, Megginson, The death of Mrs, Nellie Huber Meggin- son, which occurred at her residence in this oity Wednesday, April 13, brings saduess to & large circle of friends here, where she hus lived ever since her girlhood. Her father, Mr. E. A, Huber, brought bis fawily to this city in 1568, aud for years, up © the tiwe of bis dealb fu 1875, he was oue THE OMAHA of the most active and prominent real estate dealers here. In 1381 the daughter was married to James (. Megginson and re moved to her new home n_Monroeville, O., where she remained until the death of her husband five years later, when she returned to Council Bluffs ana again made her home with her widowed other here, The two have lived a mutually dependent and almost insoparabie life, Mrs, Huber being the only survivirg member of & lerge family, with tho exception of & very awed father. Tno 1oss of tka aaughter is therefore a peculiarly heavy blow to hier, and her loneliness excites the tonderest sympathy. Mrs, Mogginson has been in ill health for ome time past, and has of late been secking relief from her lung troubles by a_stay in Colorado, from whence she returned only to dio. Sho was of a very cheery, happy na- ture, winning feiends ~easily, ‘and holding them fiemly. In her strugelo’ for health and for lifo sho was hopeful and brave to tbn last, but when she reatized that the end was approaching she yielaed with a loving sub- mission to the higher will, and the feelings expressed by hor to the friends gathered about her bedside scemed inspired by visions of tho opening fature. The funeral services will be held ttis afternoon from tho resi dence, 208 Fourth street, Rev. Mr. Babcock, vector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, offici ating. —— Don't Be a Dri There are thousands of men in the world who are addicted to the use of alcoholic stimulants, morphia, chloral, opium or tovacco. Many of the bright- est lives of the age ure being wrecked by these pernicious drugs, and human will, no matter how strong, is impo- tent to break the bonds in which the victims are held, Get help in your ex- tremity. The Bianchard Gold Cure in- stitute has been established in Council Bluffs for the purpose of aiding all, men or women, who desire to break away from tho destroying vice. A cure abso- lute is guaranteed, and only the small- est fee is charged. Come ' and see for youselves, or writo to the managers of the new institute, room 5, corner Broad- way and Sixth street, opposite the post- office, kard, Supper 25 cents at Congregational church Saturday evening. ——— Just received at Davis’, a carload of Reath & Milligan Mfg. Co.’s paints. Absolutely pure, and the best in the market. el bluo ice wagon for riv Mulholland & Co. "Tel. 16 atronizo channel ice. Gonuine TRock Springs coal at Thatcher’s, 16 Main strect, always on hand. I2. I Sheafe has money toloan on real estate aud chattels, Broadwsy and Main. ———— Jarvis’ wild olackberry is the bes S Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods. ction gruaranteed. 1ster festival atur Home made candy at 1 Congregational church parlors, day cvening. ok NEW STARS. Candidates Who Want to Shine In Seavey's Firmament. All yesterday afternoon the Firo and Po- lice commission sat as an examining board for aspirants for police honors. Over 100 ap- plications for positions on the force were on filo, but ouly about sixty showed up to go through tne ordeal. Several of the patvol men who had been discharged during the past year appeared for examination and ap- plied for reinstatement. In exceutive session tho following men were ordored to report .to the city physician for physical examination: AL M. Starkey, Samuel G. Hoff, Daniol Iler, B. Graves, Pat Cusick, Henry W. Dunn, E. Fisk, Daniel Davis, E. F. Burrows and ohn W. Leverton. The now appointees who pass the surgeon’s examinations will bo ordered to report for duty May 1. e Senator Allison is T errr— Cmicaco, 1iL, April 15, —Senator W, B, Al- lison of lowa said today that he was not a candidats for tho presidential nomination, and biad not heard bis name mentioned for the place. Ho spoko vory flattesingly of President Harvison, and considered his nom- ination u foregono conclusion, and said tho Towa delegation will be fo: him, NEWS OF YESTERD.LY. Domestic. retary Blaine has ordered Minister Fos- ter to return to ltaly. Martinsville, Vi, has been visited by a dis- astrous conflagration, A case of small pox has been d covered In a sett.ement of Polish Jews in Clu atl. The governor of Louisina has Issued proe amation putting in eife:t the quarantine luws, “The New York assembly has Ziving women the night to vote clections, Tl zovernment salo of lots at Hot Springs, Arle, continues, Prices pald huve been botter Wi antieipat The sheri s rabLers with b to capture th Willinm Ty ssed the bill all stute sse hunting odkounds fugitives. 1ekerof Cinefnnati shot and killed a Mrs. Rosa Greener, with. whom he had been living. e elais 1t was neeidental, The train, shop and seetion men all along he line of the Erie rox are discontented be 3of the reduction of working forces and \ts of w striko are hoard, Waner, o full blooded Choctaw 50 yours obd, was hanged at Talequah, 1. the jail yard for the murder of Daughtery of Flint distr.ct last July. Jones and Henry, supposed to be impiieated § the Barber murder caso at Marinette, Wis, have bhee rrested at Denver, Colo, und the sheriff has vone to bring them for trial, The car of Vice President Ripley of the Chi- Milwankee & St. Panl jumped tho track r Grennda, Miss. The occupunts wire My shuken up, but none were seriously hurt, The Tnterstate National bunk of New York as close and wili 2o into voluntary Hquidation. sitors were pald 90 per cent and within u week the stockholders will Do paid 3 per cent. Chicaso health oficers stopped a train load of emlgrants near that city, and ufter ex- mining them for smallpox” and thorou:hly Lout in John fumigatinz the people and their bagguge al- lowed them to proceed. Hurry Lee, son of a prom Wheeling, W. Va. and neph Fitz Hugh Lee of Viezinta, attempted suicido at the Hotel Har St Louls, swullowing threo ounces of laudani. Hels'expeeted 10 die, S0its ngzroznting #45,000 have been tuted at Chicigo by the packin: fi Georgo 1. Hamuiond” & Co. ngainst various compunies for alioced cxcessive charges under the lnterstuto comg Law John Insti- ) of Kirk und her daughter Zella, ong the Chesapeake & Ohilo near Huntington, W. Vi, were run down by u pussenger train. Mrs, Kirk was in- stantly” kitled and her dutghter lived only a fow minutes, he United States le u assoclutions has ele 10 of bullding and ted the following " Presid mourjbexter, Elmira, lee pre vid Stowurt, St. Louls; tr Isay, Three Rivers, Mich.i secrotary. B. G, Vusin. Quiney, 1il, The Natlonal Steamship npany of New York has suspended its pussenger tratic, It sturted in 134 as & frelzit line with ouly four steaniers. At tho present day the company owns u fleet worth more than #5,000,%0, " I'e compuny will devote {tself to freight busiuess, Foreigi Canada officials have discovered a plot to smuggle Chinese into the Dominlon by weuns of false certifl 15 almost cortain of a renom- lon to the presidency of the ination and elec Mexican republic The minister of justice has issued a letter to the Catholle prigsts in- France, forbidding them to criticlse the laws or the acts of that goverument. The Bulgari has dewanded from Russiu the excrad the supposed murderers of Dr. koviteh, the former diplomutic agent at Constantinople ‘The Spanish anarchists have pro authoriites that they will behaye th on Muy duy and wike no demonstrations cal- culuted to inelte violence and disorder. Spain consents to the return of Amerlean missionurics to the Carotine Island they do not interfere with locul govern motters or questions between the island suthorities and the native: Advices from Brit'sh Columbis say that further news from the S<eena river!s that the Inaluns are preparing to £0 on the warpath if the mewber of thelr tribe who Is under arrest or wurder is sent 1o Victorla for triul ised the 1selve DAILY BEE: Three Men Hold Wp an Express Seventy Miles from New Orleavs. THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO FIRE A SHOT Glitter of Thelr Revolvers ghneer, Fireman and Express Messenger to Surrender Without o Straggle— Bloodhoanids on the Trail, need the New Orrraxs, La, April 15, —A daring and successfyl train robbery was committed last night within severity miles of this cit, The amount carried by the railroad is said by officials to have been small, and hardly com- mensurate with the great risks incurred, Passenger train No. £ of the Ilhnois Central, northbound, left the city at the usual hour last evening. It was in chargs of Enginesr James and Conductor Robertson, The train proceeded on its way north without incident, and such a thing as a robbery was not tuought of, and least of all apprehended. When the train reached Hammond station a man boarded tho engine. To the surprise of the engincer and the firoman, the unin- vited passenger thrust into their faces a big gleaming pistol. The railroad men were or- dored to go ahead. The command was oboyed reluctantly, but with seeming good grace. Passengor train No. 2 was scheduled to ineet No. 3 at Independence .and to tako the siding at that pomt. To this little sta- tion, therefore, tho engineer | ilotod his train of human freight, who littie conjectured that their guido was at the time under coercion and upprehension of his own lite, When No, 2 reached Independence, the siding was taken and tho switch barely locked when the southward bound train camo thundering along. Itis not customary for trains to stop at meeting points, and the south bound train procceded on 1ts way to Now Orleans without tho slightest knowl- edge thay the train which they left behind was about to be robbed. Tho south bound train had scarcely flitted by when two men, confederates of tho man on tho engino, skipped nimbly aboard and joined their pal. ‘The engineer was orderad to roverse the en gine, and at Newsom’s mill, about soventy milos from the city, was told to come to & halt. ‘The engincor and fireman were then used by the robbers as a parleying party, and were instructed to £0 to the express car and to order the messonger to open tho car, which was complied with. An entrance into the car, which bears the treasures of the expres company as well as that of Uncle Sam, was then effected by the robbers. The eafo was cmptiod of its contents, Having comploted their work, the knights of the road aisap- neared in the aarkness, leaving the mails and tho passengers undisturbed. The train proceeded on its way north and when it reached Angipaho the news of the robbery was telegraphod back to this cit; Superintendent Iisher of the express com- panv said that the amount carried off by the train robbers would hardly exceed $3,000, in his opinion. Every effort is beiug made by the express and railrond officials and the v 15h ofticials to fercet out the robbers. Blood- hounds were sent for and were conveyed to the scene by aspeclal train, The robuery occurred at 8:45 p. m VICTORY FOR 10WA I Body Ma License Ap ZDDLERS. No Municipat Impose Excessivo Siovx Ciry, Ia. |Special Tele- gram to Tur Bk ]—The fignt which has been bitterly waged betwzen the retail groceries and strect peddlers ondod today in a victory for the Iatter. The grocers pro- cured an ordinance requiring the peddlers to pay a license of $10 per day. A test case was brought in and it,was today, declared in favor of the peddlers, The court hoids that the licenso is unfair and beyond the power of tho city to impose and that as peddling fruit and supplies is not_against public policy, a city can impose ouly o reasonable revenue liconso. [ublio sentiment is with the ped- dlers, who sell better goods and far cheaper than the grocors’ combine. t Present, No Miners Strike OskarLooss, Ia, April 15—The State Miners association adiourned today after passing hot resolutions denouncing the state legislaturo for not enacting several bills wanted by the miners, Kesolvutions were also adopled demanding the eight-hour day for miners. ‘he next meeting will be held in October. Tt Is said no strike will oceur this summer, but that one may come next fall. Will Utilize the River, Stoux Crry, Ta,, April 15.—[Special Tele- eram to Tne Ber,|—The Sioux City Jobbers and Manufacturers association issued a call for n conference here April 22, of represent- atives of all the towns on the Missouri viver zorth of this placs, The object 18 to organizo a line of pacicet boats to ply the river. I'hero isa wido scope of territory not reached by railroad alons the rive pmed Burlington Murderer, Fout Manrsoy, Ia, April 15,—Jobn Mal- lein, a Swede who killed a girl in Burlington und was sentenced for life in 1853, was par- doned by Governor Boies today. Mallein re- turns to Sweden next week, this being the condition of the pardon, rary in Contests, Cnicaco, 1L, April 15.—ast train compe tition is bocoming a factor in the western railroad situation. 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OR_OLD suffering fiomn NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST ox FAILING MANHOOD, nightly ciiissions, ¢ prostration, caus: d by the use of apium, tobacco or aleohol, ital depression, 1oss of power in cither scx, spert: Ofiz2s 82l Bluffsand 1321 Farnam St.,, O.naha, Pacikagss rac Council Blnffs. Merchants who have shop-wore or soilel fabrics of any character can ha RENOVATED AN When in the course of human events it becomes necessary to recom. mend some brand of Smoking Tobacco, we unhesitatingly pronounce 's Bull Durham Smoking POWDER $0zs.ForR25¢ ABSOLUTELY PURE - JUSTTRY IT. % CO. KANSAS CITY,MO. very MAN c. STRONG and VIG- OROUS in all rerpecis by using SPANISH YOUNG MEN nvulsions, netvous ke tor- selfabuso and overindulgence or iny personal weak: ness can be restored to perfect Lealth and the NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN. ny case or refund the money, For sale in Omaha bv Snow, Lund & Co. $1 0 box; 6 boxes §5 Broxlway, Dys, clean and rafi dived at eithar [eEER 1Y sh gooils ofica or at ths Sand for prizs list. ND CLEANED BY STEAM, with tho roved machinery,atest at less cost than yoa evaes puil baiyra, INDIAN DEPREDATION GLATMS Tersons who have lost property frow Ind an raids should fie their elaims under the In Depre at’on Actof Marsh |, 18 L The tn, Hmited, un | the s are taken up by tho court i the orler in whizh they are reeivel Tal Notice thatall contracts ent nto with attorneys prior to tha At ary mul null and voil. Information glven anl al eladms promptly astendeld to by the BEL BUREAU OF CLAIMS. €20 Bee Building OMAIA, NEBRASICA O This u is gunranteel by the \ha Bee, Ploneer Press anl the Sin ner. (OUNCIL B UFFS STEAM DY2 Allkindsof Dyonz and Cleanin hisheststylo of the nrt. brics mde to look a8 yood as fouthers eleane | by stoan in first-cliss mun- ner. Work promptly done and deliverod inall pirts of the country. Send for price Lst. C. A MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. North vestara Dapy; 23, 10 VA, LOEXS] done fn thy Faded and stai We sond_tho marselons Trench Tomedy CALTHOS free, and a 01 Dischary CURE Kpormatorrica, wid RESTOIE Lout ¥igor, Use it and fey 1/ satisfed, Address, VON MOHL. CO. an Agests, Cinrlouat Chas. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Undert 311 Broadway, Council Bluffs, PECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS3, \\L\, ED— Good glrl for generii louss- work. Cull at 10°2 Third avenne. Siall mily; good waces. Mrs. i E, Whitney. TFOREALE=A good young horse. Wil tako T auralis=h good you Apply to Leonurd Ekverett, Council Bluirs, 0 LOWA farms for sale. In Harrison county. $10.00 peracre; 12) neres, fmproved, #20.00: §) acres, $15.0% For barzains in lowa #na’ Nebrasku furms cull on or write to Johnson & Van Patten, Councll Blufts, FOK SALE QI EXCHAN property, k. L Sheafe, FOk RENT-Dw city. E. Il Shea Ok SALE-—-Acreage near cit Tmproved 16) acres City und farm way aud Main. B liozs in all parts of the o Broadwiy and Main, y adupted for fruit and gnrdon purposes. E. M, Sheafe, Broudway and Main streets, ABLE house for D . We have for sule tho clegant house of 1. A. Miller, sit- uated av the corner of Second avenue wnd Elehth street, including two lots, finest houses in the eity Oue of the Diy & Hess, and busiuoss 1 you want an in- Day &1 d furniture for salo at a Enuguirs ut 802 Merrlum block, T QOR SALE-Iusido residency Properly at i burgain, vestuent or a house us, 58, ROONE w0 rent Larguln. b o Q01 KENT--A good farm of 80 acres, only 2) mlles fro; Councll Blulfs. Apoiy to Leonard Everett, Peurl st Council biuils After ¥ pa-s of Unsuooossfal Search for Cure, Martn And rs)n Gets Reliof from the Chinysy Doc.or =\ Voluatay Tyis monial, OMATIA, Nob.. Jan, 18, 1832 To whom It May Concern; I'his is to_cortify that I have boon a constant sufferer for many years with catarch, asthma and bronchial aloe- tions of tho throut, and teied all tho vatent medicines and romodics I ovor heard of, but with no success. [ tieated with doctors in various parts of the country, but nono of them could do me any good furthor than giviag my shor temporary relief. 1 suffered night an day. and continued to grow worso not withstanding all the medicine 1 hal tuken. T had almost given up my case as hopeloss whon L wis informed by a friend of Dr. C. Geo Wo, the Chinese doctor, and advised to go and seo him in tho hope of getting relief at loast, if not a permanent cure for my trouble. 1 was slow in making up my mind to make such a radieal chango 1o my troatment, as [ know a teinl with tho Chinoese dod tor would bring me, but T finally cons cluded to give him a tritl, so [ eallod b hisoffice with that intention. I 1ound the doctor a clever, ontertaining gentie- man, thoroughly vostod on my condi- tion, and it took only a vory short time to convince mo thit ho was the party T wus 80 long in search of. He told mo my caso was eurable, and that ho could cure me, and prepared me a svecial treatment to suit my condition. andin two weeks 1 was 20 much better that I had the fullest confidence in the doctor' ability and committed my caso to his treatment. T continued to grow botior rapicly and am npw entioly woll, 1 owe my cure to D C Geo Wo, and am not ashamed to admit it. 1 advise all who want reliel from their troubles to callon Dr. €. Gee Wo, and they will be cured. For all particular ply or write to MARTIN [ ANDERSON, 8121 Cuming St., Cmaha, Nob DRR. C. ¢ wo, Rozular craduato of Chineso modicine, ol thd YOATSstudy, ton yours” practice. Troats suce cossfully all disedses known to sufferinshus i toots, p his nod nature’s remodios— 5 Wit L) Lo i ts and herbs ines—the world | timonin's. Call and seo him, Consuitition free. 1as aiso constuntly on hinl r for the 2 diseases rondy p Asthon, i Rheu b s, Indig Lost Manhoo ', Femaio Wokness. Sick 1o ds aehe, Bood Puritier, and Kidn y anl Liver. I'rice, le or sixfor five dol- Inrs. nnot, ose 2-onb stamp for question Hst un | fail partlou’ars, Omaba Medieal and Saieal : INSTITUTE. i FOR THR CTREATMENT B -—OF ALL— Chronic and Stewieal Dinasss Best facil tes, apparans and Romelios for successiul traatmont of avery form of discas < moedieal or sur-ie d troatment 50 bels for paticnts, bo rd an i Bost aeconiodi Write for alars o deformit os and Uraces, trusses, club foet, ¢ ievatures of snins, plies, tumors, ¢ ineer, eatareh, bronehit hialition, o cetricity, paralysis, epilepsy nes, badder eve. @i, skin an’l blool and all surgi-al oporitions. JOAQDY Al PN ASPECIALTY, DISEASES OF WOMEN .00 bl Women | . We have butely ad fod «lyinges fndepartiient for women during confincincat, at s in tho wes sndance. strietly vr vate) Only Reitablo Modieal lns stitute making & Speci ity ot PRIVATE DIS All B ood D, 08 e syphiliitic 1 Without mercury ment for Loss of V1T able 10 vis t us COFOShON._one dential, ma e d cate contents or ery.ew preferre 1. history of your WEADDEr, O r BOOK T0 MEW, 157 eases, Tmpotency, Syphilis, G e, with quost on st Braces, Appliances for Deformitios & Truses Only manufuctory intho Westot 160 = 113 AP ANCES, TR UDS Y, ELECTRIO BATIER ES AND BELTS, Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 2?0) and Broaiway, Co ncil BluTs. nminutes' ride from center of Jmahy on A Counsil BIuffs electrie motor Hine. THE GRAND HUTEL, Coun:il Bluffs, lowa, J0v Now Restorative i'ro L POWLR. Porsons un- treated b o y 1 L and consuit s ¢ use, und we wili sond in piain FRE Upon or N I'rivite, ous Dise unl Varicos ha i thor- modern, well-appointed, oughly well-kept, $3 u duy. E. F. CLARK, Prop. CITIZENS STATE BANK 0f Counctl Blufls, ew, Capltal steek ..8130,000 Furplus unl Profits. 00000000 L T 0,000 Net Capital ani Eurplus $240,000 yra—J. D Kd naad o v, K0 Bt LA Ml Hinoha i liarlos 15 1anann. Transactgoneral banks 4 businoss. Larcost capitsl and surplus of wny biuk in Southwestern [owa NTEREST ON TIME DEFOSIT3 NTaRE W, C. ESTEP, Funcr1 Diractor, Embalmer 14 N, MAIH 8T, COUNCIL BLUFF8, SR AT o o I L i N2 0 R ERT 0