Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1892, Page 3

n.y THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS = NO. 12 PEARL STREET. CFFICE: Teiiveredty Carrier to any partof the City 1. W, TILTON, - MANAGER { Bus yfMice No 41 THLEHONEs | RERRPATE 102 No _—mm— NINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block, Stove and cord wood dry. For saie at Thatcher's, 16 Main street. Storage, Iates reasonablo. Inquire 22, M and 6 Pearl street. J. R. Snyder. Grorge Brigot, who claimod to bo a cripple, was given fifteen s in_the county jail yesterday for vagrancy and beggiog on the streets. George E. Little of Washington, D, C., has been socured by the Chautauqua manage ment tor a numver of chalk talks at the com- ing assembly. unday school lesson study this evening at clock in the lecture room of the Young Men's Christian association. Ladies and gentlemen invited, Dr. T. McK. Stuart wiil lead. All members of lodge No, 17 and visiting Kknights are requested to meet at Knights of Pythias ball at 1 o'clock sharp to attend Brother Barghausen's eral, By order of the C. C. ; The case of Henry against ans, which has been monopolizing the attention of Judge Deemer in the district court for several days past, was comploted last eveniug, submitted and taken undor advisement. Work was resumed on the new city build- Ini yestorday, after a rest of soveral days, causea by bad weather. The laying of brick is now gomng on, and the builuing will be hastened to completion as fast as possiblo. Commencing Sunday mail for ail points in Nebraska south of the Platte river and all points on the B. & M. railroad in Nebraska aud Colorado will loave tho Council Bluffs postoftice at 8:30 p. m. lnstead of 5:30, as at present. “The board of equalization is holding meet ings every might for the purpose of going through the books of the city assessor. These beoks ure At the ofice of the city clerk, in the Supp building, during the day and may ve there by those who wish (o find out the amount of ‘their assessments on personal property. A little girl 5 years old was found wander- ng about the streets last evening and taken o the poli tation by Chief Scanlan, It was found later that she was visiting with hor parents at the residence of O, W. Butts at the corner of Iirst avenuo and Eigoth street, and she was taken home to her anxious friends. W. H. Dixon, who1s well kunown in this city and vicinity as the assistant general pas- senger agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway, dica Wednesday at his owe 1n St. Paul after n protracted illness, e was former)y connected with tne Sioux City & Pacific road and visited Council Bluffs frequently at that time, Two women giving their names as Arthrop and Josie Miller and a man calling himself £. A. Rockefeller wero arrested yesterday morning on acharge of vagraucy. It is stated that this is the result of a move- ment by the residents ot Vine strect to_avol- ish a dive which bas caused them much an- noyance, and will be followed by more arrests, . W. Peck, general secretury of the Des Moines Young Men’s Christian™ association, will be in the city tomorrow night ana will sing a solo during the anbual meeting of tho local association at the Presbyterian church. He is a fine musician, and his part in tho pro- gram will Lo doubt be an attractive one. A colleetion will be tuken to assist in the asso- ciation work, ‘T'he following committeos have been ap- pointed for tho annual ball which is to be given by the Odd Fellows next Tuesday in the Masonic temple: Reception— Mesdames Bohn, McCune, Fisher, Yancey, Britton and Biedermal Floor—J. L. Templeton, J. F. Spare, C. ‘aylor, . 1. Tucker, Carl Bur- horn and G. F.” Smith, Refreshments will be served by the Daughters of Rebekah. The committee in charge of the demnocratic state convention was busy vesterday secur- ing headquarters for the delegates from the various district delegations. There will bo eleven headquarters required, and each ono will be in a different building from thoe rest, #0 that the delegates from each district will have a place where they may meet without disturbing otber delegations. The commit- tee is also arranging a reception committeo for the convention which will he announcea in a day or two. When John Burkett, the Red Oak butter scller, was brought up in police court yester- day morning for a trial on the chirge of cheating by false pret nces, the people who had had himn arrested wore not in sight, ana they failed to turn up until after court had adjourned. Burkett was accordingly ac quitted ou thut charee, but auother, that of vegrancy, was madoe agamst him, and on this he was given thirty days in tho county jnil. In the meantime it may ve decided to Push the first case against him, Birdie Are you going o puint? And did you know that you can suve money and get better puints at Davis’ than any other place in the city? That’s a fact. Jurvis 1877 brand purest, safost, best, PERSONAL PARAGRAPIS, 11 Pethybridge left yesterday for a visit of several months in England. Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Brown started yestor- day for an extended visit i the wost, Hurry Weisinger, who loft for Des Moines a short timo azo, was in the city yesterday for o short visit' with friends, B. B. Coons of the Union Pacific bas moved with his family to Omana, whero he will make nis bome in the futuro, His resi- deace will be 1341 North Twenty-second strect, D. A, Farreli arrived in the city yesterday morning, nccompanied by his oride, to whom he was married in Davenvort, last Thursaay. They are stopping at the Grand hotel, and will remain in Council Bluffs for a fow days, after which they will leave for their future bome in Luke City, Utah, Prof. I2. H, Eastman, principal of the High school, went vesterday to Creston, where he was iuvited 1o act us one of the julges at the state oratorical contest, Fifteen colloges from ull parts of the stato aro represented in the contest, and tho speaker carrying off the highest houors will represent tho state of Iowa iu the coming interstate contest, —— Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods, Batisfaction guaranteed. Genuine Rock Springs coal at Thatcher’s, 16 Main streot, always on hand, e Hoarding Thelr Gold, Some of the oo cautious people residing in or near Council Bluffs have conceived the notion lately thatg gold is about to rise in value, probubly by reason of the free silver agitation, They have accordingly decided to lay in a supply while it is comparatively cheap and have insugurated arun on the various banks. It was not long, however, before tho baukers discovered what was beig doue aud took measures to avert the catastrophe that would result from all the gold going out of circulation. Yesterday s gentleman brought #500 worth of greenbacks to one of the city bunks and asked that he be given gold iu exchange forit. The bank refused to sccommodate him and ho got oae of his friends, & merchant who does obusiuess near by, to try to getit for him. The mercuant docs business with the bank in question but that fact did not enablé him tosecure the yellow stuff. Notbing serious is appr euded from the actions of the would be speculators excepting that the bauks, for the time being at least, have been inade much more unwilling to et the supply of gold leave their vaults. | Thomas Tostevin, civil engineer and surveyor, over DeVol’s, 504 Broadwuy E. H. Sheafe has money toloan on real estate and chattels, Broadwey and Main, Jarvis’ wild olackberry is the best. | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SXTURDAY NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES —_— Oitizen Bixby the Rock Against Which the Motor is Snagged. HE WON'T COMPROMISE HIS SUIT Satisfied with Having Beaten pany and Willing to Walk for ¥ Than Give In—What the Others Think, the Com- . Sooner A. C. Graham, T\ J. Clark and Fred Lamb, Jr., were appointed as a committee by tho in- dignant South First street citizens to sce what could be done toward inducing the muter company to resume the running ol trains to the city, had a meeting yesterday with President Stewart. They reported a very pleasant confab, Mr. Stewart stuting that he was reaay and willing to do what- ever he could toward adjusting the matter satisfactorily to all the parties interested. When the conferenco was at an end, how ever, they were as unable to form any idea of what they would do as before they started out to get the motor company's scalp. They were somewhat encouraged at . the outiook, and hope something will turn up in a few days that will give them tho desired relief. An effort was also made to induce Mr. Bixby, the plaintiff in the suit which re sulted 1n the tying up of the First strost line, to come in out of the wet, but Mr. Bixby at last accounts had not been shaken in his determination to stay outside and sample the weather for a timo yet. Ho states that he is perfectly williug to walk tfor tive vears for the satisfactiou of knowing that ho beat the company, and he cannot see how the rest of them can {20l otherwise. He is one of only four property owners on the street who did not waive all rights to damages. The com- vany, it is eaid, stands ready to pay him the £i5 he demands for the paving, but be wants #10,000 to reimburse hun for the dumages & property suffers by having the lino run past his premises, Nearly all the other property owners on the street were willing the company thousands of aollars for > of having a motor line 1 frout property. Tho ladies of the First Baptist church wish to thank Mr. Beno and the public for their liberal patronage at their supper and social, which was o financial and social success. The amount cleared was $60.00. [ i iy BOSTON STORE'S EASTER, Tidings of Spring 1 Bluits People. LADIES JACKETS— Wo show the lavgest line of lndles’, misses’ and children’s juckets ever shown by us, in all the latest styles, shades and cloths, including blaziers, reefers and English box coats. ges to Council rt at #1.95. This i worth double the mone, ackoet In bl ) At 82,25 wo show a nice serge blazier worth 50, > we have anice line of light rin and trimmed, worth $ tart at $4.50 in black we show o jacket hout, well worth $8.00. t $5.00 wo also hav of plain, plaid and trimmed jackets in tans and grays. At §6.75 we have a nice foule with pearl buttons, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ JACK- ETS blue j; worth § Reef lined cloth t trimmed in At 00 tan AU$250 tans in gilt. At A nice na giltat $1. trics worth § and navy blue, §8.50 we show a rrays, small checks, worth ond floor. ) 2,00. 00. trimmed nice line of tans and 00, (Sec- CAPES. Our line of capes is the talk of the city and county. We have them in tans (light and dark) mon, grays and k), olacks trimmed with lace’ and” braid, with jets, or a nice embroidered in silk plain garment for those that don’t nd- mire trimming, from #5.00 to $25,00, Seo our .00 capes, well worth $8.50. All our garments run full length, from 30to 86 inches. No old ones in stock: y garment new. (Second floor.) on Store, fotheringham, White- law & Co., Council Blufls.” Mail orders solicited. e — Getting Ready for the Convention, The various committees appointed at previous meetings of the aemocratic county central committee and the Young Men's Democratic club met in the Board of Trade rooms last night to report and confer. The rooms werefilled vy a bright crowd of young men, with enough of the older heads to ad- vise aud suggest, anda long and earnest meeting was held, Every committee re- norted the work given 1t to be up to date, and there was no disposition to call for more time or neglect anything that will insure the com- pleto success of Lhe state convontion so far as 5 is dependent upon the ability of Council Bluffs to provido for the delezate: “’he committeeon music reported bids from Council Bluffs, Omaha and Atlantic vauds, but tho bids were all so nearly aliko that there was no choice between them, and it was decided to instruct the committce to come to some arrangement with Mr. Dalbey by which tho local band could mako the melody necessary for democratic harmony. It was determined to make the receplion committee comy 100, fifty democrats and publicans, #snd Chairinan Wadsworth promised to completo tho list today, Chuir- man Wadsworth of the county central com- mitteo was selected by vote to dischurge the duty of welcoming tho delegates in the name of the city, ‘The qaestion of tickets of admission to the convention was discussed long, carucstly and intelligentiy, and the more it was aiscussed the more it became apuarent that it was problem puzzlng enough to make gray hairs. Itis certain to be the largest state conven- tion in tho history of tho party, aud it is apparent that the opera bouse will\not hola one-tenth part of the crowd tnat will try to et in, and not onefifth of those whom courtesy and precedent will entitie to ad- wission. In tho face of this appalling situ- ation the county central committeo does not desiro tho responsibility of naming the fow in addition to the 1,400 delogates and committees for whom room cau be made, 1t was decided thul the badges, us soon as printed, should be turned over to Chairman Vadsworth, and by him given to the chair: man of the state central commitiec on the morning of the 1ith, and thus let the state cominitteo have all the responsibility of see- ing that none but the delegates secured them, The ticket guestion will be entively in the bands of tho state central committee, After au earuest discussion of the various phases of the situation the meeting adjourned lo meet again at the same place one week later, & — Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo, river channel ice. Mulholland & Co. Tel. 162, Hotel Gordon, 836 Broadw has re- cently changed hands, and is being thor- oughly renovated. Clean b:ds;prompt service; table first cluss, e We have our own vinayards in Califor nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Biuffs Close of the Presbytery. Rev. Stepuen Phelps and Rev. 5. Alexan dor have returned fromw the session of the Council Bluffs presbytery which bas just been held at Shenandoah. Considerable business of importance wa: ransacted duriug the session, among which was deci- sious of & vouple of discipline cases which have occupied the attentiou of the presby- tery at intervals for some years past. The trial of B, W. Coe was completed, aug he was found ru“l\‘ of obtaining & divorce on uuscriptural grovnds, of false testimony in securing the divoree, He was doposed from the miaistry, aud excluded from the commuuion. Rev, John A. Walker, who was charged with drunken- and of dishouesty. 'WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.” St. Helens England, is the seat of agreat bus- iness, m’s are made there, They I are_a specific for_all Nervous and_Bil- lous Disorders arising from Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, ordered 'Liver and all Fe Alimenta, BEEC T M gt ents a box. anal St. Of a)l druggists. Pri New Vork Depot, A Tonic and A Pleasure That’s the happy combination found in o Hires’ 5% Beer You drink it for pleasure, and get physical benefit. A whole- some, refreshing, appetizing, thirst quenching drink. One package makes five gallons. Don't be decelved if a dealer, for the sake of lagier profit, tells you some other kind s st asgeo false. N o BN e M ion ness and burglary, was tried and found not guilty, but the presbytery convicted him of neglect of his ministerial duties and general worldly conddet which laid him liable to ceusure. He was suspended from the minis- try for & term of ove year. He is now located in Washington and it is stated has given up preaching of bis own accord. The next session of the presbytery will be held at Emerson, next fall, daiegeres LelitvsSarsapariiia 1s retiabis, Ferguson is the Man. Sheriff Phillips of Dubuque was in the city yesterday and paid a_visit to the county joil for the purpose of identifying, 1f pos- sible, James Ferguson, the man who is pass- Ing thirty days there for assaulting a boy. It was stated in Tur Ber several aays ago that Ferguson was thought to be wanted at Dubuque, and as soon as the sheriff looked at him he said he was the right party. Fergu- son, who was also known bere and in Des Motues as J. C, Howard, went in Dubuque by the name of D. R. Little, and for a time was agent for the firm of Mon- son & Quirk, wholesalo grocers of Dubugue. * Whilo in_ their employ e collected over 300 belonging to his firm and skipped the country without turn- ing tho money over to its rightful owner. He was traced 1o Iort. Dodge aud an officer was. dispatched there after him. Ferzuson saw the officer and vecognized him, but bofore the latter could arrest him he’ struck out for parts unknown and that was tho last heard of him until he turzed up 1o the Pottawalta- mie county jail. Philips learned of his whercabouts through the newspapers and at once started up a correspondence with the officials of tuis city. As soon as Ferguson- Howurd-Lattlo has completed his sentence hero he will bo taken to Dubuque to answer 1o the charge of embezzicment. 1s your blood poor! 'I'ake Beechams Pills. e Don't be a Drunkard, Read below what one week of treat- ment has done fora well known Council Bluffs man who was seen at the Blanch- ard institute, at 555 Broadway, Council Bluffs, yesterday afternoon. Thero never has been a failure where this treatment is usea. whether the thral- dom to be broken w whisky, opium or April 19, 1892, —For Thave been a hard many friends in Council Blufls well know. It was impos- sible for mo to pass a saloon when I had the necessary money to buy a drink. I began taking the trsatment at the Blanchard institute on April 12, and am surprised and gratified that I now have no appetite for liquor whatever. 1 sleep well and have a good appetite, and am satisfied that I am even now entircly cured. This is whol icited and voluntary. D Stole u Carpet. Night beforo las cen taking a carpet away from the . B. Cook, at 134 Vine street, where it bad been wushed and left to dry. Tho case was reported to the city marshal and a search was mado for the missing property. Yestorday aftornoon it was fourrd at a resort on Vino street, and Alico Smith, an inmate of tho place, and Ed Baker, who claimed to bo her husband, were arrested on the cuarge of stealin The nmiarshal cl to bave evidenco that will lead to the conviction of both tho accused. Sl e arilia claanses the blood, —_— The King of Gasoline Stoves Is the new process Dangler; no smoke or odor in lighting or extinguishing; peerless in cconomy, durability, sim- plicity Stoves taken from your residence and stored for the summer at lowest rates, Shugart & Son, 11 Main stree man was Dowitt's Sarsa) Swanson Music Co. AMUSE. Msonic temple. Miss Galo is for smiles ratner than for tears, ns vas again demonstrated 1n ““Much Ado About Nothing,” at Boyd's last even- ing. Beatrice does not dominate the piay and afforas less opportuuity than Rosalind for the display of Miss Galo's artistic finesse, but it is enough to permit a delightful char- ucterization, and the construction of the comody throws upon the supporting com- pany un acthon and a humor which have no counterparts in “As You Liko It.” Miss Gale's mockery was delicious, her lovemuking bewitching, and ber company ap- pearcd to much better crodit than in any other performance of the engagement, All i ull, this rare old comedy of the Rgreat mas- ter was a more than ordinarily satisfactory mpermh:mcm. The engazement will close this evening with A8 You Like It.” Miss Gale's RRosn: lind is an exquisite pieco of dramatic art, and those who wish L0 see this star at bher best or seek to enjoy one of the fiuest iuterpretations of & famous role in a classic play may gratify their desire at the Boyd tonight, " Carleton n Success. Will Carletou, the creator of “Betsy and I Are Out,” and the wuthor of other farm ballads, delighted an immense audience last night in the lecture hall of the Youug Men's Christian association building. He s simply the poet laureate of the farm, and got into the good graces of his hearers 4s scon as ho announced that he had the extreme pleasure of introducing to the sudience himself. Although somewhat bombastie in his 11tro- dygctory remarks (0 & ballad, Mr. Car eton amuses bis audience by injseting a bit of wit into his diulogue. His “Droma of Human Nature,” which was the subject of his musings, was interspersed with humor, pathos and story, At times he held his audience spollboind while at other intervals he had it in an uproar, The suaience was one of the most ap preciative that has been within the walls of the Young Meu's Christian association build- ing formany wionths, and in its entirety the entertainméut provided by Mr. Carleton was sucoess, WHEEN EVANS &6 SAYS ) APRII 9. OuU SHOES CHEAP” KNOW IT MEANS CHEAP SHOES. I have bought the finest lot of Spring and Summer Shoes that have ever been offered to the Council Bluffs and Omaha trade. Everything new and the styles the very latest. The weather has been against us, but it prices will be any inducement to you I will dress your feet in the very best for the same price that you can buy ordinary and cheap shoes for elsewhere. Ladies” Shoes, plain, tipped, kid top, cloth top, patent trim, lace or button, on any 7 last, all widths and sizes, goods that haven’t been out of the factory over two wecks, in prices ranging from $2.00 to $5,00, and I challenge any oue to duplicate my prices on same quality of goods. In Oxfords I have almost anything in ves southern ties, bootees, princess and number $3.50. These are goods that would be hard to duplicate in either city for lc I have plenty of goods and they must go at some price. fake, and that my motto is: F. H. EVANS, 412 Broadway, of othet ting, cloth, or dongola toj s, patent tips or plain, . Prices on these will be cut to $1.25 to than $2.00 to $5.00. Remember, I never advertise a COTITCII, BLTUEES. BAKING s POWDER. Q5 ozs. For DU ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT. PAXTON & GALLA GHER,Omaha,NeB ¥ fu) BEFNOKK AND AFTER U rhaea caused by selfabuse at 00D, nigh very MAN can he ‘PRONG and VIG- e STR OROUS in all respects 2 by using SPANISH NERVINE, the great Spanish Remedy. OR_OLD sulering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST or FAILING MANI prostration, caused by theuse of opium, tobacco or alcohol, wi , mental depression, loss of power in_cither sex, spermato i over indulgence or any personal weak YOUNG MEN tly crissions, convulsions, nervous ness can be restored to perfect health and the NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN. We give a written guarantee with 6 boxes to cure any case or retund the money, $1 0 box; 6 boxes §5 For sale in Omaha bv Snow, Lund & Co. THE SMALLEST PiLL IN THE WORLD! ® [ ] TUTT’S @TINY LIVER PILLS® .Ix vonll the virtues of the larger ones; nlly effectives purely vegetablo Sxnot aizo shown in this border. 230600006 0CS Chas. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Undertaker 311 Broadway, Council Bluffs. UESIETRen ATHER 1 Orrice oF WiAtnen Buneio, | Oyana, April 22, Fair weather prevails over the entire western portion of the country. The high barometer, attended by this fair weather condition, is central south of Nebraska and is moving across the lower Mississippi valley. A low barometer is again appearing in the EC.AST, oxtreme northwest, preceded by rising temperature. * For Kastern Nebraska, Omaha and Vicin- ity—Warmer, fair weathor during Saturday ¢ Sun INGTON, D. C.y April 22, Towa, and’ the Dakoias— shightly warmer, excopt cooler by Saturday night in western North Dakota; south winds. For Missour: and Kansas—Fair; w winds becoming southerly. mer; NEWS OF VESTERD.1Y. Domestic tdward Tolliver of Sprinzfie’d, TiL. commit= ted suicide by shooting himself, Philip Baker was hanged at New Orleans for the murder of the wife of Lis employer. collector of custows at Port Townse his sefzed the consting steamer Mi wVing found lurze niountof opium on board of fier a. "he earthqu ko shoeks have ceased fn Cali- fornii. fatulity attended then, Wy killed” at Winters, Thé dar at #1,0,000, rof Hotel Abbott ford, Boston hotel, Auburr labilities, of which f the, Woo assizned, 00) 15 s¢ The st 1 from Brazillan ports wh arrived au York. reports that du the trip one of th died of yellow 1 1in. Nathun Aldrich, farmers Missour, quatrciied and Kil A young John of Ozark count fought o duel. Aldrich was son of Aldrich afterwards kiliea Crawford. Willlanr Nees. i stavle of La 0, T s uttacked by five brothe; od ) Wischer. Hekiiled three of them, mortally wounded another and seriously wounded thio fifth, The Conemaugh, With a curgo of 6,500,000 pounds of flour, 85000 pounds ot rye and othor provisions for the famine suffercrs of Russia, will sule for Riga, Russia, from Philndelphia today. « les 1. Smith, & wealthy restdent of New York. was found dead w his room at the Pai- ace hotel, San Francigo. huving shot himseif It is supvosed he copyuitted sulelie o count of despondency % The situation at thd Lyttle Rolliery, near Minersville, Pa, in' which ten men are ndoubtediy drowned by us flooding on Wednesdiy evening, ins unchinged so farus the rocovery of the bodies is cou King left Sun Ira iendly islands has se0, Cigdis for his South Pucific home. 1is mission tothe United Stutes wis for thie purppse of Laving this governument procluim a protectorato over the islunds and prevent thelr occupation by o European powe f he revenue cutter Bear will safl from San Franeisco for Port Tolasend for orders und will proceed thence to Bering ses und luter to the Aretie oconn will leave for Bering s ull at St. Mary the Baltmore will €0 nogti, From Vietoria the War vesse 1pomhe ana ( plon will go to Bering sea (0 100K after B adiun posc i aud Can- Herr Fuskpiegel has conmenced suit in the Berlin courts agninst Prince Bismarck 1o re- cover dumuges for un allegea libel t the Dahonmeyans have ch settlement of Porto ster of marine, how- works de- ther with A. Lurose, was 1o huve bee 14 2harie of fraud, preferred Ly the government, has 1oft for purts unknow o The Itullan steamer Solferniy, with 310 pus- arr.ved at ¢ Italy, from Rio o raports five deaths on board partimen ilow fever auring the voyuage. She od In quarantice. le Paris poilee admit the arrest of Mr mard, the ugeat of an k compan employed Jish projectile AMr. Dolwurd bad vreviously Lesn by the Nordenfeldt company. but they declared thit his story Is exuggerated. According 10 advices from Sauon the Mat- iMtes are £ rowinZ in strenzth und threaten 10 rebel. The government funds ure oxhiusted. the nutives 4re LWO years 1n urrears in the Ppayment of taxes wod the situution is critical. Paul G. Ehcoelder, Oupltal stee's Net Capltal NTEREST (CITIZENS STATE BANK Surplus und Profits. . Of Councll Bluffs, .8150,000 50,000 230,000 and Surplu Dircetors —f. D. Ednundoa, B Lo Shuze, Gleason, B. E. tart, L A. Miliar J. V. iliaziny and Charles It annan. Transact zeneral banks ing business, Largest capital and surplus ot uny bank in Southwestern lowa. ON TIME DEPOSIT3 W. C. ESTEP, Funerat Diretor, Embatmsr 14 1. MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFF3, will stop WHOOPI N N { <% » s1le by cunes ( Fevers A.A.iSpinal BB --Ntrain lélnli\lv 1o use 0 yen Botd by D Before & Aft: Over-exertion, you as: of Lobacco, apiu furin or 6 f arar it Ly o.r 1 & Co checlk a Cold in a day, and CURE Consumption if taken in timc, ¥ TEE LITTLE ONES HAVE fét N, bottle may BURE, PINK FILLS. Dr. Acker’s English CURK CONSTX & McConnell, y With Specific: ary Cure O1l'ana Medicagor, Jar Veteriuary Cure 0il, MANHOOD R er Use.| Photographied froin life. I MADAID CHEMICAL CO. a Cough in one night, NG COUGH OR CROUP Use it Prom| ¥ :"'E.svcs.d : = ¥ your druy, Uy S st for it 1t Tastes [‘xfl-[d Pill Kulin & Co, and Sherman Omaha. >HUMPHREYS® YETERIHARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. 500 Page Book on Trentment of Animals and ( ¢ Sharesent & entions, Inflam, ngitin, Mille Ke us, Lomenens, Kheumutinm, 3 Naanl Discharges. aralysis. - 80 Manual, 87.00 HUMPEREYS’ HOMEOPATHIO SPECIFIC HO.ZB 13 Tho only successful romody for Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, Prostration, from! o #1 per vial, or & vials and larke vial powder, for r-work or other causes. T aent postpaid on Tecelyn of Frices 2111 4113 Wiflam 5., New Yorks ESTORED. LBANATIVO,' the yonderful Manish 3 wold with Cuarantea Neivous Dige iy Weak Meuiory, Loss of Braia Power) lleadache, Wakefulhess, Lost Man' Nervousnoss, Lase ienerative Or cither sex, Ahral T lacret i, o1 8 to carry in the or 5. Witli every tes to cure o Wi 10 Aiy & Aleiition ils i Trsnch Oftice £ rn Streot, CHICAGO, | IN OMAHA, NED, B} 5th & Douglas 1. Cor. 14th & Dougias Sta, Councll Biofls. Ia. PECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS3, ‘nrln\\ A farms for sale in Harrison county, 810,00 pe finproved, £20.00: §) weres, 31 in fown chruske far to Tmproved 160 acres cres 1or barsains 11 on or write tten, Council Blufls, JOOR SALE OR EXCHANGE property. E. I Sheafe, 'Fuu RENT—Dwelllnzs in city. B H. Sheafe, Br JOR SALE—Acroago near city adapted for frait aud garden purnose . Sheafe, and Main strocts. "RAYED or stolen ~April pios, one with black, tho other with surs. Finder return to Mrs, B Edw Stock Yards hotel, and’ receive na whnson & Van I’ City and farm Wway and Mabi. 1l parts of tho dwiy and Main. two whito pup | rl, nission—Stoves, farni- | stored and sold on commission ut L. Kinne Broadwa JTORAG Prure, et lowest rates. JOOR SALE OR TRADE - Tuprovod Fr ch stallion. 5 years old. Good reasons for soliing. 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