Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1892, Page 3

e THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFIS = NO. 12 PEARL STREET. OFFICE Ceilvcred ty Carrier to any partot the City H.W. TILTON, - MANAGER - Tus ness Office. TFLEPEONES | RIS FIGr MINOR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 204 Sappblook. A fire alarm came in yesterday noon, but proved to be caused by the crossing of somo of th> wires, William T, Buteber was taken to the in- sane hospital at Clariuda yesterday by Dep- uty Sheriff Hooker. An Inmate of the house of ill repute at 140 Pilerce street, took poison last night, bent on committing ‘suicide, It was her sixth uttempt, and will probably succeed. Tho Chataugua chorus, which was to havo held its second meeting next Monday even- fng, will not meet until Wednesdus, as the Mnsonic temple on that evening will be occupied for other purposes. 1hie 10-year-old son of Judge Aylesworth, Wwho ran awas from home, was found lnto Thursday night and returaned to his anxious parents, The §40 which he hal vorrowed irom his father to go fortune hunting with was located also, Mrs. Miller, whose husband drives for J. E. Hoilenveck, was thrown from a buggy in A runaway yesterday afteruoon, acar the cor- oer of Main street and Tenth avenuz, and was severely bruised, Her son wus also with her, but escaped unhburt, Mr was taken to ber home on Avenue will be all right in a few days. D. H. Wilson has filed an information against his wife ana Joseph Jordan, charging them with lewdness, Wilson is now in the county jail awaiting a trial oa the charce of obtaining money under false pretenses, and the opinion of those who aro familiar with the facts of the case seems 10 be that it is iu- stituted out of motives of reveuge, J. H. Marsh called at tho police station yesterday and gave bimself up, saying he wanted to bu locked up. He had tried to got along without drinking, but his jagsome vroclivities were too much for nim, and he could not go on the street without accuuiu- lating u load that made it necessary for him 10 occupy the whole sidewalk. He was ac- commodated with a berth in the city jail. Tho saloon near the Northwestern denot, kept by Jack Mills, was visited by til tap- pers last evening. There were three in the gang, and one of them, whose name was Pat Shannon, occupiea the proprictor's attention while the other two went through the monoy drawer. After they had nfled it of its con- tents, which amounted 1o about §20, they de- camped, but Shannon was captured later n the evening. The others aro still at lurge. P. W. Hodson presented K. A.Jerome of . Omaha vesterday to Justico Uones us a pros- pective bondsman In the caso of obtaining money under false pretenses, which is now pending against him. In reply to the ques- tion whether he owned any property Mr. Jerome stited that he was the gentieman 'ho had platted the Lafayette uddition to the citv of Council Bluffs. Jerome was re- jected by the court. Hodson finally succeeded in getting bail aud was released from the coynty jail. The council, as a committee of the whole, }ook a rigg gver the city yesterday alternoon n order 10 look up a nimber of things that were referred o 1t at the last council moet- fog. Among otlier things, they looked over the ground at what is known as Advent Hill, whero the rosidents want un approach ouilt 48 to rid them of the necessity of using step-ladders when they go from their front yurds to the street. An investigation was also made of the proverty of J. R. Dietrich, which was badly dumaged by the recent flood. John Mulhall, a resident of Avoca, was found lying in & very prostrate attitude at the corner of Pierce and First streets ‘ednésday afternoor, with the combined weighit of an enormous jag aund a section of broken down fence pinming him to tho ground, Upon being Invited to go to the polico tation he accompanied his refusal with such a wealth of profanity that tho blue coated officer was partially stunned, His remerks were overheard by several ladies who happened to be near by and they re- sulted in his veing taxed with a §6.10° fire in police court yesterday morning on the fhlrgu of drynkenress und using obscene langudge Bii the stroct. Several feet of brick sidewalk was torn up by W. H. M. Pusey yescerday morningabout his property at the corner of Main stroet and Broadway, for the purpose of making some re- pairs, Before he had & chance to replace them he was served with an order from the authorities that nothing but stone or imita- tion stone woulda go, as an ordinance had been passed by the council about six months ago forbidding the laying of any more brick or plank sidewalks cn Broadway, Pearl or Maiu sireets. The ordinance had never been noticed particulayly, but an invesiigation showed that it was really there. Pusoy re- fused to put the bricks back or to build a new sidewalk, ana last evening the place was still torn up. Just how the difficulty wiil end re- mains to beseen. The Iuternational Cure association rooms are open at 520 First avenue, next to Grand hotel. Treatment safe and sure aguinst the alcohol hubit. For Rent.—First class saloon; good location: fine fixtures, Responsible party can get long lease on good terms. Address D 24, Bee oftige, Council Bluffs. Gt UL O Jurvis W Santa Clara, Cal. ————— Christian Eadea Notlce. Cheap rates to New York July 7-10th: account of the International Christi Endeavor convention. i on through slecpers direct to N and any other information, apply to E. 8. Ferris, Shenandoah, In. As to rail- road tickets, ete., apply to any C., B. & Q. ticket poent, or to J. M., Bechtel, D P. A., Buriington, I, —— Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. e Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest test, R Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo. river channel ice. Mulhollund & Co. Tel. 162, et PERNONAL PARAGRAPHS, W. . Barton is seriously ill at his bome, 026 Mynster street, from ai attack of scarlet fover. Misses Hattde and Matie Baker loft yester- any afternoon for & visit with friends in Shouandoah. H. S, Jones of the Burlington has gone to Chicago 1o meet 0is mother, who is comug from Cleveland on a visit. Mrs. W. J. Geatian of Alton, 111, and her wfant son, who have been visitivg Mrs, D, B. Dailey, leave for home tomorrow. Miss Reta Miller, wiio has “been visiting her sistor, Mrs. Drake, for several months, leaves Lext week for her homo Petersourg, 1L ©, M. Harl left yesterday afternoon for Deos Moines i the intorests of his client, the town of Missouri Vuiloy, iu tno liarrison county seat case. W. P. Allen, who resigued his place as sexton of Falrview cemotery a short time ago, left last evening for a visit to his old home iu England. Special communication of Excelsior lodge, No. 250, Aucient Freo und Acceptod Masons, this evening for work lu the third degree. Al Mastor Masons invited. F F. Clarke, propriotor of the Grand hotel, who was called east soveral days ago by a telogram announcing the death of his mother, 15 expocted home fodny. The ladies of the Congrecational church gave s “C'' social last eveuing at tho resi- dence of I, Grass on Washlbgton avenue. Refroshments were served and an excollent musical program renderod, the letter “C' having a conspicuous place'in the evemng's entertainment . ‘Tho ladies of the Relief Corps will meet this worning ut tho Merriam block to make the evergreen wreaths for Oecoration day. Monduy morning thoy will meet at tho samo ace L0 arcange the flowers, and ull who ex- pect to contribute Howers should have them st the Morriaw block varly in the morniug. Tratus leave for Muuawa at o, 11, 1, 2 ra cave for Munawa a Ho bty 3, 4, 6, 6, 7 und 5 0 clocks : | NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Closing fcenes of the County Sunday 8chool Meeting, DETAILS OF YESTERDAY'S CONVENTION Primary Class Work Reviewed by Phelps, Owing to the Ulness of Miss Laura Baidwin, to Whom That Subject Was Assigned. r. Yesturday was the closine day of the county Sunday school convention. The morn- ing session was opened by an interesting bible reading conducted by J. A. Howard, the missionary for Harrison county. Miss Laura Buldwin, to whom was assigned the topic of “Primary Class Work,” had such a severe cold that she could not use her voice and Dr. Phelps, taking her notes, kinaly pre- sented hec ideas in this department of work in which she is so successful, ‘The primury department of the First Presbyterian chureh, of which sho1s thesuperintendent,hus ninety pupile. Mr. J. C. Rose, socretary of tho Young Men's Christian association, opened an 1n- teresting discussion on the question of how 1o secure substitute teachers A normul lesson on the use of the object teaching wus also given. Colonel Hoagland offered some proctical suggestions as to methods of reaching tha boys aud girls. In the afternoon Mrs. P, J. Montzomery gave an oxcellent address on the question of how to securo and hold the young people in Sunday schools. The importance of music, the literary and soclal wants of the children and other practical topics were discussed by various speakers. The secrotary, Mr. Joseph Wells, pre- sented his report, which showed that tnere were ninety-six Sunday schools in operation in Potiawattamie county during the past sor. These wero classifiod among the va ous denominations as follows: Methodist Episcoval, >resbyteriun, 7; Congrega- tionat, 4; Baptist, 7; Christian, 4; Cumber- land Presbyterian, 2; Latter Day Saints Episcopalian, 3; English Lutkeran, 2; Ger man Evangelical, 3; Euglish Evangelical.i; United Brethren, 13 Protestaut Methodist, 1 Seventh Day Adventist, 1; union schools, 81, Number of teachers and ofticers in charge of thesa schools, ¥ tendance. 6, scholars in at- averago attendance, 4,8 numver added to the church from the scnools, 122, The money coutributed to henevolent objects, 65,76, The amount ex- ended in support of theseschools is $2,209, 11, “Ihere are thirteen towuships now orzanized in Sunday school associations and have held five Sunday school conventions during the past year. “L'l:¢ mass meeting of children at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon was a notable fenture of the convention. Colonel Hoagland delivered one of his inimitable lectures, which inter- ested and enthused the littlo folks greatly. On the recommendation of the cowmittee on nomiuations the following ofticers were elected: President, Dr. S. Pheips; secre- tary and treasurer, Joseph Wells; executive committee, O. L. Barrett of Hazel Dell town- ship, E. E. Preston of Oakland, and C. H. B. Brown of Council Bluffs. ‘The county was also divided into four districts, and it was decided to told conventions at' stated inter- vals in cach of these districts. The conven- tion ctosed last eveniog. Ne cessities in the Tollet Department Offered At the Buston Store, Council Blufy, Ta, Colgate & Co.’s Censussoap, one of the finest laundry soups made, 3 cakes for 10c. W. & H. Walker’s “Water Lily,” excellent toilet soap, large cake for he. A geuuine castile sonp, a very fine toilet soap, 3 cakes for 10c The Cotton O1il Co. soap, large cake 10c or 3 5 Olio D'Oliva [ivorno, a pure castile soap, Tea cuke or 17¢a case of 3 cakes. ton ‘erine soap, an ex- quisiwe toilet soap, 5¢ a cake, 1s & C i p, 5¢ a cake. Colgate & Co.’s castile soap 10¢ a cako or 3 for 25c. Toroco’s toilet sonp Ye or 3 for .’s Carolina tar soap Yc, or 8 an Copco bath for 25c. The genuine Pears soap 12ic a calie. Brown Windsor and glycerine, made by the Lady Grey Perfumery Co., 12ic a cake. Our 29 22¢ Heliotrope, White Bougquet. Cape May Bouquet and Shandon Bells 19 a caice. White Rose, highly perfumed, 17¢, or 3 for 5Cc. Best perfume extracts made by and Vail Bros., Philadelphia, 1% an ounce. “True imported bay rum 50c a bottle. A very good bay rum for 25 a boule. H. Micheison, St. Thomas, W, 1 rum, sold all over for s0c; our price Patti complexion bleach 31.00 bottle. J. A, Pozzoni's fuce powder, known the country over and sold everywhere for 50¢; our price Tdeal tooth powder 20c a bottle. 0. C, O. tooth powder with sample hottle perfume, 20¢ a e BOSTON STORE FOTHERINGHAM, WIITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta. ee us about WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN POLES and adjustable window screens, suitable for any ordin- ary sized wirdow, in two sizes, at and 33c each. Bean ) 2 —— Ogden house furnishes board and roum at popular prices; from $25.00 to 00 per month, according to room, Jarvis wines, the oldest and best. ——— H. A. Cox, who succeeds to A. T. Thatcher’s coal business in the west, has gone east to arrange for his supply of unthracite for the coming season, Chapman discounts every dealer on screen doors and windows. See him before you place your orders. 19 Bryunt street. R e — Mrs. C. B. Crane of New York will give an art display at the residence of Mrs. G. A. Robinson, 724 First avenue, for one day only, Saturduy, May 28, from 9 a. w. to6 p. m. All ladies inter— ested in this worlk ure cordially invited, —— Jarvis 1877 bra ndy, sold by all dealers e Breaks the Cow Record, Victor Jennings bas & cow which is cer- tainly entitled to some sort of & medal or rbbon. He bougkt the ammal fourteen months ago. At that time she weighed %00 pounds. Today she weighs 1,400 pounds—a gain of 1,000 pounds in fourteen months, She has not been s0 buny growing but what she hus given a goodly supply of milk right along. — Lost, a pair of gold bowed spectacles in black case. Findor leave at Dr. Montgomery’s, ou Fourth street, and re- ceive reward., SRR Huve you seen the wonderful refrigerators, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves—light like gas—absolutely sufo. At Cole & Colo’s, 41 Muin street. . Sm— Jarvis 1877 brandy, six gold medals, Hurd You will miss half of your life if you don’t go to Buird’s and’ get one of “his strawberry cream shakes; 528 Brondway. i ¥ ckings, Five men wbo happeued 1o be strangers inthe oity and were rounded up by the police Thursday evenlug, were dischareed by Judge McGee yesterday morning after a trial, the police uot being able to prove that they were vagrants. The lbhree youog wen from Omabs Who were arrested lor not | keeping off Lhe grass althe water works TH OMAHA DALY reservoir, wera nlso discharged \ McCoy, the parachutist, was discharzed oa condition that he leave the ¢ rat bannon, charged with drunkenncss and usiug obscene language on the streot, was fined $20,70, Jenest Cuilis was put upon the stand in police court yesterday to tell what he knew abaut bis exporienca ut the residence of Rev. C. W. Brewer on the night when 1t was robbed He cluimea to have been at the Fifth Avenuoe Methodist ¢ in question, but was hurch on the night u unable to bring any one into tho court room who had seen him there. Ho loudly protested thathe was a good church member and would never think of stealiue anything, Tho hand glass that was found in his pos 1 which was identitied by Mrs, Brewer he said he bad not intended to steal. At the conclusion of his testimony he was bound over to the grand jury on the charge of burgiary, and in de- fault of a £500 bond” he was sent to the county jail. . Pastures for hor and cattle on George Wright’s farm south of Coun- cil Bluffs: 500 acres blue gruss; running water. For terms apply to J at farm lovse opposite Wabash round house, or addiess I, P. Wright, Bald win bloc W. H. ( mes Raph y, the Hotel Gordon chef is the gentieman who prepared the Grand banguet. Jarvis1377 braaly, batise thaaino'l C— Annunt Conference, The Danish Evangelical Lutberan church is holding its ninth annual conference at the church on tho corner of -Ninth street and Avenue A, Daily sessions aro held and a number of men who are prominent in_the de nomination address the meetings each d; yart of the day being dovoted to services and the rest to the transaction of busiuess. The following aro in attendanco: A. M. Auderson, Hampton, Neb.; H. P. Burtelson, G. B. sen, Blair, Neo, A. H, Jortsvan, Christianson, A. I.M . iel- Hausen, Chicago; E. roix Falls, Wis.: M. Jensen, Lemar: L. Johnson, Albert Lea,, Minu.: J. J. Kildsig, Minncapolis, Miun.; A. Kirkegaard, Minden, Neb.; J. Markussen, Turen, Ia.; L. Matthiasen,Coun: aarup, Watsonville, Cal.: cretary of the association, i I, M. Petersen, Verosford, S. D.; A. Rasmussen, Ra Vis.; J. Ris® tall, Fremont, Nob, Minn. : J. Sinlonsen, & nelmsen, Omaha: P. J. Astergaard, Den- mark, Wis., urc the ministers and q ropre- sentatives in attendance ou the convention. o Dr. Chamberlain, e catarrh, ear, throat, Shugart block, Council Bluffs, Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the Intest styles and newest goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. — Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best NEWS FOR THE ARMY. Complete List of Chan Service. Wasmixgroy, D. C., May 27.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee.|—The following army orders were issued today : The following transfer in the Twenty- fifth infantry is made: First Lieutenant Carroll A, Devol, from company H to com- pany K. First Lieutenant Charles H. Bone- steel, Twenty-first infantry, president of the examining board, appointed to meet at Angel island, Cal., May 9, at such time as he may desigrate, for examination as to his fitness in the Regular for promotion. A board oi officers, to meet at the call of the president thereof, at Fort Spokane, Wash., for tho examination of such ofticers as may be ordered beforo it, to determino their fitness for promotion, Detail for the board: Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Cook, Fourth infantry; Major VauBuren Hubvard, surgeon; Major George M. Randail, Fourth infantry; Cantain Louis W. Crampton, assistant surgeon: Captain Rufus P. Brown, Fourth infantry; [irst Licutenant Frank B. Andrus, Fourth in- fantry, recorder. Major Randall will make such journeys batween his station and Fort Spokano at such time as_he may designate for examina- tion for his fitness for promotion, The fol- lowing named ofticers will report in person to Colenel Thomas M. Anderson, Fourtcenth infantry, president of the examining board appointed to Van Couver barracks, Wash., at such time as he may designate, for exam- ination as to their fitness for promotion: Captain William . Bisbee, Fourth infantry; Captain Gilbert S. Carpenter, Fourteenth infantry; First Licutenaut Joseph H. Gus- tin, Fourteentk iufant: So much ‘of special orders of May 24 as directs Captain Lewis Smith, Third artillecy, to inspect the troops taking part in the encampment of the Georgia militia is amonded to direct that ofticer, after proceeding to Grifiin, to report by letter to tha governor of !Georgia for such service as may be required of him during the encampment. Leave of ab- sence forthree month to take effect July 1 18 granted Licutenaut Colonel William™ R. Gibson, deputy paymaster. General Major Witliam Arthur, paymaster, 1s relieved from temporary duty in the Department of the Platte ana will rejoin uis staton at St. Paul Minn. The following assignments to reg! ments of oficers recently promoted are ordered: Cavalry avm—Lieutenant Colonel Curwen B. McLellan, romoted from major Tenth cavalry to the Third cavalry to date from May 6, vico Beaumont, retired; Major Theodore J. Wint, promoted from captain, Fourth cavalry. 'to the Tenth cavalry, to aate from May 6, vice McLellan, promoted. Ho will report by teie- graph to the commanding general, Department of Dakota, for assignment; CaptainFrederick W. Kingsbury, promoted from first lioutenant, Second cavalry, to the Second cavalry, troop A, to date from May 5, vice Doane, deceased; Captain Aviel L., Stith, promoted from first lieutenant and regimental quartermaster, Sixth cavalry, to the Fourth cavalry, troop C, to date from May 6, vico Wint, promoted; First Licu- tonant Sedgwick Itice, promoted from se ond lieutenunt, Seventh cavalry, to the & ond cavalry, troop D, to date :from May vice Kingsbury promoted. Infantry arm— Lieutenaut Colonel Willism H. Powell, pro- moted from major, Twenty-second infantr: to the Eleventh infantry, to date from May 4, vico Woodruff retired.” He will roport by tolograph to tne commanding general, De- partment of Arizona for appoint- ment; Major Emerson P, Liscum, romoted from ptain, Nineteenth in- antry, to the Twenty-second infantry, to date from May 4, vico Powell, promoted. He will report by telograph to tho command- 1ng geueral, Department of Dakota, for as- signment: Colonel Alexander M. Taglor, pro- moted from first_licutenant, Ninotoenth in- ntry, to the Ninetenth infantry, company E, todate from May 4, vice Liscum, pro- moted; First Lieutenaot Beaumont B. Buck, promoted from secona licutenant, Sixteeuth nfantry, to the Nineteenth infantry, com- pany H, to date from May 4, vice Taylor, promoted. - Ste: Arrl At Hamburg--Normandie, fror: New York. At Bow Hoad— Passed: Gallia, from New York for Liverpool. At New York—Germania, from Liverpool. Portuguese C t Officers Resign, Lissoy, May ~Finauce Minister Martins and Minister of Public Works Chancelleiros have resigned. o Don't be caught by hout prices’ on't buy spuri- = ous imitations of Dr. Pierce's medi- cines t lew than —— the regular 0 and - ihink” & you're saving — money. You would bo, if you «ine guaranteed medicines in that way. Dut you can't. The genuin medicines dliwavs have been, are, and always will L sold at the follgwing prices Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery (flpo remedy for all discases arising from o forpid Liver or impure blood), . 81.00 per bottle. Dr. Pieres's Pavorita Preccription (or wor man's weaknesses and ailments), . . $1.00 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets (the original and Lest Littlo Liver Pills), 25 cents per vial ‘And they're worth more than that, They're the cheapest modicines you can buy, at any orice, for they're guaranteed in every case o benefit or cure, or you have your money back. You pay unly for the goad you got. Dealers not authorized to sell Dr. Plerce's muine moedicines may offer dilutions, Ln- tations, or sulstitutes, at loss than the prices given above. Deware'of them. could get the ge; BE et ——————— ATURDAY, MAY 28 18), 2=TWELYVE il A > s PAGES, N et HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. - YEMNICLEKS OF X1LL.J. STYLHKSY AND GRADES.© LARGEST STOCK. Office and Repository Nos. 12, 14 and 16, 4th Street. BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES. ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. Warehouse, Corner oth and Broadway. THEINK, OF THINEK, MEN AND WOMEN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS HOW YOU WERE ROBBED IN BUYING YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES BEFORE THE GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE AT NO. 100 MAIN ST.,, COR. FIRST AVE., WAS ESTABLISHED, And this season we are better than ever prepared to serve you. arger and variety greater and prices lower. . The most complete stock of Ladies’, Misses’and Children’s Oxfords and Slippers in thiscity at 50c, 75¢,$1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50. Ladies’ Cloth Top Shoes $1.75, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50. Ladies’ Kid Button $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50 and up. Our stock is Men’s Working Shoes $1, $1.25,$1.50 $2. Men’s Fine Dress Shocs in all the best makes: Burt & Mears, Williams, Kneeland & Co., Enos H. Reynolds, Smith & Stan- tons’s, and other leading makes at prices you pay for common goods. In Boys’ Fine Shoes we show the same goods as in Men’s in hand and ma- chine sewed and standard screw fastened. In Children’s and Infants’ Shoes, we show the best makes. In all the new styles at Popular Prices. Come and See us at 100 Main-st., Gar. 1st Ave. Gouncil Bluffs, lowa. S. A. PIERCE & COMPANY. G- B. MYERS, FINE FURNITURE, every other grade demandol all clusses of trade. SBE'S OLD STAND |, 7 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs. and by B AND NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM AGES FOR GRADING. To the owners of all lots, purts of Iots and real estate along 17th street from Vinton t to B street, in the city of Omaha. ou are toreby motificd that the under- | signed three disinterested frecholders | of “the city Of Omaha, have been | duly appointed by the mayor. with the approval of the city councll of suld city, 10 nssess the damAgeto the owners rasp ively of the property affectod by grading street from Vinton street to B street deciured necessary by ordinance 3014, passed April 30, A. D. 182, “approved May & A. D. 18 Yon are furthér notified, that having accopted sald appointment, and duly quals ified us required by inw, we will, on "the ist day of May, A. D150 4t the hour of ten (10) o'tlock inthe fo Bggnat the oflice. of Jolin Kobblus. rooui 240 o W Bee bulld! the corporate linfts id consMertug within clty, purpose of and asscssment of damage to the pectively ding, taking Jute; yonsideration Benetice, 1t uny. ‘, You are noilfied td'be present at the time and pluce aforesaidl. ihd make apny objoctions o or stutewentsBoheerning sald assessment of dumages a5 you may cousider prover OHN W. ROBBI ORR( UL Comwitiee of Apprilsers. Omaha, May 18, s Muyisdivt ownors re- of suidsproperty. affected by suid spbecial W SPECIAL . NOTICES. | COUNGIL’ BLUFFS3, ] | | | (OR SALE—Extra fine, thoroughbred soy oull, solld color. ‘registered stock; 14 months old. 72 8. First street. T YOU L E. i have ny g {or sale or trad fe, Hroad At for sale. arrison county. 810.0) po fmproved, 00: ) weres, §1 in lowa Nobrask: fur: toJohnson & Van Putte Fwn RENT—Dweilinzs in all purts of the eity. E. ML Bheafe, Broadway and Main. MORSALE—A frame six-roow good repalr, good cusy Dy ments o trade. wary and Muio stroot POK RENT—A new two-story brick. elght- roous dwelling. ou Park avenue, bith, hot and cold water and wll iodern coiveuliuces, €5 porwouth, . IL Bhieafe, I'way wod Malg dway and Maln st L For burzaing s oall on or Write uneil Bluffs b cottage in ed lot. price 81,60, H. Plcufe, Broad- STORA iE and Commission—Stoves, farni- d und sold on commission at 520 Broadway. N investment varznin, situnted nt Nos. 114 and 1 Cil blufls. house, pantreys, 10 closets, sntains 14 rooms. ¢ bath roon front and b New double house th §t., Coun- Improvement, new and first-clnss 2 fine oK stalrs, hot and cold water service, gas, ote., worth will sell at a bargain und solicit hone- de offers. Forest Smith, Baldwin block, Council Bluffs, tory brick dwelling, o of § centrally locad price $4,0J0.f 500: will trade for lund. . Broadway and Main street. 00, loss E. H. casy puyn ents 1y und Fox gaurde Broaa Blieafe, OR R rooms. Lath nnd rent, $5 A framo throe Tot, price #700.00 ade tor land. ain street. On s n lund ear Council Bluirs, iroadway and Main street E 1l payments. fru T—(2% Mynster street, two-story frame dwelling in”excellent repuir, seven all modern convenlences; heafe. Brond way and Main, om dwel ing will sell on E. I1. Sheafe, OR SALE OR RI Trom #6,000.00 to #1, bank book will show i business chance M, Bee DOR SALE—An attractive six room In excellent repair on venient E M. office Council isuffs, to church —Largest and most profitabie moat market in the wost, doing 00, 0 cush business s month: zilt edgzed, splendid loase on’ bullding 00d sfer, pri repalr. convenient to Union Pacific 0 81.40), easy payments or trade. heafe, Broadway and Maln street. G. W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan, 20 Years’ Experience. READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE ‘WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- SARY OF MEDICINE, Omaha Medieal and Sureical ; I;?S‘TITU?E. » fiye & Har _INFIRMARY TREATMENT Clrot Sl Mg boxt fucilitios, upparatus and Kemodies for succosstul treatment of nvery form. of diseass requirin : modigal or surzical t nent 5 beds for patients, boird und attendance Hestaccomodiations in tho wost, Writo for cirenlars on deformities and brucos, trussos, club feot, curvitires of spine, plies. tumors, ¢aneer, catarch, bronchitis, fn: haludon, electricity, paralysis, epilepsy, kid- nev. b.adder. eye, ear, skin an'l blood und all surgleal oporations. DISEASES OF omex Women 'R in deparume: strioily pr.v stituto mnkin A SPEOIALTY, Book on Diseuses of o havelutely ad led 4 lylng= for women dur ng oontinomoent. ole Mediosl lus Catarth of the Head, Throat, and Lungs; Dis. eases of the Eye and Kat, Fitsand Apoplexy, Henrt Discase, Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Nervous Dabll'ty, Mental Depres- All B ood Disois ssfull slon, Loss of Manhood, Seminal | syuliiitio Poison re) Trom tho 'y abetes, Bright's Disease, St Vitus' | without mercu ow stestorative A g Sy, ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- ism, Paralysis, White_Swelling, Borofuls, Fever Sores, Cancers, Tumors | il FOOR SALE--A stock of merchandise con oo o6 A1l homshioutlons. " stock of erchand con= COrrespon 'ene i com cuthc sisung of dry goods, notlons, Iadies' wid | @nd Fistula in ano removed without | it yud Ciues or"fnstiuments sons iy misses’ cloaks and jucxets, ts' furnisiing | the knife or drawing a drop of | wulorexpress securcly packod, no mwarks to goods and shoes, price #5500, " Wil tako Tows | plogd. Woman with her delicate organs re= | Jud cato contonts or Senticr Ong personnl ns Or oustorn Nebraska farm lunda E. L. | SA98% 1ealin “Dropey oured without \apping, | tory.cw protarrod. Cuil and consuls e oF sond Sheufe, Broudway and M TOR SAL: and from O tuke good lowa in u street A stock o buildl oral 1 i and Main streot POR SALE-—-Three room dwelling o 18 Fifth avenuc: price, #0; mouthly | P ents H. Sheufe, Broaaway und Maln, | 1RABLE offico rooms for ront In Brown oullding, front ng on Pearl and Muln streets, with all modorn conveniences. For terms apply to A B. Nichoius or . C. Cory, room 6, ugents for buildin NOK K with Cours ok kE rooms, furnace, ran all I'~Two of the best O Fourth street. Ok RENT—Good 6 in cellwr wonth. ity witer furnished; Apply W Leonurd Evercit E H, Y will hraska or Broadwiy Second avenue. dwelling buth. elootric | 1, 0ne of the most desirable’ 1esidences in | 1 BlufMai reut, 85,00 per month, Sheafe. Broadway and Maln st oo dwelllng on onthly pay= nd Miin rigg fats on | na lot, | history of you Wrupuer, our ase, and we will send in plain R Upon F'rivate, Speolul or Nervous Dise ¥, Sy plillls,Gleot und Vuriso- n 113 4 for Deformities & Truses Only manufactory inthe Westof DE£O &L= 1Y APPLIANCES, THUSS IS, ELECERIA BATTER(ES AND BELY Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broadway, Council Bluffa Ten minutes' ride from 'conter of Omaha on Omaha und Council Bluffs viectrio motor llue, CITIZENS STATE BANK 0f Counell Blutts Special Attentlon given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. 850 to 8500 forfeit {ur any Venereal Dis- ease I caunot cure without meroury. Tape Worms removed in two o (hree hours, of 0o pay. Hemorrhoids or Piies cured THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Wil save life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or usiug DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physician who can tell what ails @ person without asking @ questio All correspondence strictly confidential, Medicing sent by cxpress. Address ail letters o G. W. Pangle, M. D BOOK T0 MEN, enses, Lnpoten Capital steo ... .. $150,000 Burplus and Profiis 50,000 et Oupital an i Surplus .. 8%30,000 P rootors . . B nund son, .1 340 gsrs K 888 Broadway, Glumnin b B Unrt. & & Millor, 4. V.. {llaon b3 and Clinrlos I Hnnoun ing business. uny b IN Transuct coneral banks Larges: capital und surplus of uk in Fouthwestern lows. IRE3SL ON TIA4DEPO3ITI Council Bluffs, lowa.