Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1892, Page 3

e e i e THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFI'sS - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. OFFICE: Leiivered 1y Carrler to any partof the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER P b « | Bus'ness Ofmce, . TELEPHONES { Night Editor. ... } —_— NINOR MENTION, 043 N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel 1oans, 204 Sappblocie. The funeral of Mary Konigsmacher will occur this afternoon at 4 o'clock from her residence, 120 Glen avenue. Mr. and Mrs, D, C. Blosmer entertained a number of friends at diuner last Frida; honor of Mrs, Bloomer's 72d birthdey. The Sons of Veterans attenfiod at the Fifth Avenue Methodist churcn yesterday y invitation of tho pastor, Rev. C, W. Rav. G. W. Crofts preached to the mem- bers of the Grand Army post yesterday eveniug at the Congregational church, The post nttended ina body, and was accom- panied by a number of outsiders, The members of St. Alban's lodge No, 17, Knights of Pythias, celebrated the twenticth anniversary of tee foundingof the lodge Suturday night. A fine musical and literary, program was presented, after which dancing was indulged in until midoight. Refresh ments were served dueing the evening. The ovasement of ths Coagregational church is still unfit for use on account of the lato flood. Instead of receding the water has risen about a quurter of an inch since the rain quit falling, and the members do not ex- pect any change until the river goos dow All tho church services yesterday had to be held in the main room. D. F. Eicher tus filed with the city clerk a potition asking the 10 hiave tho repaics on the wa! rvoir post- ponea until an inspection can be made 4o tind whether the place will be safe after the re- pairs are made. Tho waterworks company was sorved with a notice of the filing of tho protests, and the matter will becalled up at the next meeting of the council. Sheriff Hazen returned yesterday from Shelby county with Harry Page iu charge. The young man is charged with the seduc- tion of u young woman living near the school for tho deaf. Page was put in the county jail, but will probubly securo bail. Ho admits that his actions with the girl have been 1mproper, but claims that the chargo against him cannot_be sustamed, ns sho has beon of loose character for some time past. —— LIKE RETREAT. A HOM The Model Establishment of the Interna- tionat Cure Association, In the beautiful 4-story stone and brick building, No. 520 1st avenue, just west of the Grand hotel, the Interna- tional Cure association has established a most attractive home for patients de- siring treatment for the drink disease. For conyenience, beauty and comfort a better selection could not have been made. Located in the very center of the city, in touch of its business houses, hotels and boarding houses, it possesses all thosummery attractions of a pleasure resort, for it fuces upon the beautiful Bayliss park, with its grand trees and spurkling fountains, Arrangements are being made to provide patients also with ample opportunities for outdoor recrea- tions, such as lawn tennis, croguet, quoi ete. With private grounds in the rear add the public parl: in front, those who frequent the institution ma lend as retired or as active n life as m: best please their inclinations. Extering the almost pulatial appear- ing bunlding, one finds the interior at tractive and commodious, Tho recep- tion room impresses one with the home- likeness of the place. Through the reat plate window in the front one 00ks out upon the benuties of the park. A large fire place, with artistic mantel, suggests in contrast, the requiste for cheerfullness in the chilly evening time. Leading from the reception room is tho parlor for the wuse of the phy- eicians, and their room for exami- nations, consultation and treatment, together with a little dispensary, closeted at one side. Further along the hallway dre bathrooms and toilet rooms, and private rooms for the use of patients in special cases, where constant care and continued attendance is required. Then there are the clubrooms proper, which are open to the use of all. Games are here provided and anything needful to make the time pass pleasantly. The tables in the reading room are strewn with the latest and best literature. Throughout the establishment there 18 an air of real comfort and cieanliness, and competent judges declare it to be one of the most completely equipped in- stitutions in the west. The association is under the control of such well known citizens as W. J. Davenport of the C., B. & Q., City Mar- shal Templeton, Postmaster Treynor, City Auditor Gould and Colonel Tulleys. Mr. %. Harkness is the business direc- tor and D eynor the medical direc- tor. Have you seeén the wonderful Hurd refrigerators, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal vapor stoves—light 1i absolutely safe. ‘Wreaths at 15¢, 20¢, 55¢, 50c and T5e. Chitdrea’s hats, 25¢, o und $1. Discount of 10 per cent on all trimmed goods till further notice. Miss I3, L. Ragsdale, No. 337 Broadway. —_— Jarvis 1877 brandy six gold medals, el PERSONAL PARAGRAPIS, Mr. W. H Worwick and wife of San Francisco were at Lake Manaws yesterday, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Ainscow | of South Omaha, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hanchett are in the city visiting his brother, Dr. A. P. Hauchett. chet is an attoraey at Aurora, 11l J. W. Palmer leaves Wednesday for a month's trip through Nebraska and Colo- rado. Mrs. Charles Zimmer aud chilaren, accom- Jonicd by Miss Sophio Gerner, huva feturned rom ticlens, Mont, Mrs, Zimmer will 1 main gurng the summer, visiting ber par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gerner, C. Bosen returncd yesteraay from a bus- tness trip to Siloam Springs, M Colone! D. B. Daily leaves' today for Stuurt, woero he will deliver the Decoration day oration, e Memorinl . Encampment No. 8, Union Vetoran Leglon, beld its annual memorial exercises lust even fng at Trinity Methodist ehurch for the dead crades of tho pment. Tue church was elaboratcly decorated with flags and bunting, and in one corner stood seven chairs, each bearing in glt letters the bame of the comrade wheso memory 1t was desired to call up, Over the chairs was o fine dvaping of bla and white crape. Dr. A. J, Cook pronouu e w eulogy upon Phil Sheridan, Captain | Hight upon Patrick MeCa JTosoph and H. W. Hart, and Judge George Carson upon William Campbell, A. Van Order and Jobn W, Kilgore. . Kvory seat in tho church wus occupied by the Vetersns aud their fricnds. Excellent wusic was furnished by tho choir of tbe Trinity cburch, The very best cottage floor and inside paints ut Do Haven’s drug store, e Japaneso pile remedy, cure, at Do Haven's. - Jarvis wines, the oldest and best. e Ogden house furnishes board TOOm Wt popular price 835,00 per wmouth, ac warranted to and 3 from §25.00 10 diug to room. THE OMAHA DAILY BEL: IMONDAY, MAY NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Decoration Day Services Will Bo Observed with Great Oeremony. MOST OF THE BUSINESS HOUSES TO CLOSE Route of the Procession—An Interesting Program at the Cemetery—List of Those Who Will Habe Active Charge of Aftairs, Today is Decoration day, and preparations have been made for the usual celebration. All the banks, courts, city and county oftices, and many of tho business houses, will ob- sorve the holiday by keepiug their doors closed all day. The procession will form at Bayliss park between 1 and 2 o'clock, and the various societies, ete,, forming it will be arrangod in the following order: Mounted Police. Dalbey’s Band Marshal wnd ¢ Sons of V Public Abe Lingoln P 1diers. Womnn's ¥ Daughte: s Union Veteran Logion Ladies” Auxiliary U V. Other socigties than those named above will be arranged in the order in which they cepted the invitation to participate, which sent them by the Graad Army. s procession will move promply at 2 o'clock, and will tako the following cours Willow avenue and Pearl street to Main, thenca to Washington uvenue, thence to Oalklund _ avenue, thence to the cemetery. The _ program at the cemetery will bs unusually inter- csting. Dr. A. B. Leonard of Cincinnati, will deliver tho oration at the graves and Rov. G. W. Crofts will read a poem. Music will'be furnishea by Dalbey's band and a chorus from the public schools. Dr. G. W. avder will deliver the address at’ the un- nown graves. The following gentlemen have chargo of the procession: Marshal, L. B. Cousins ns- sistants, Captuin C. 8. Hubberd. Cavtaiu J. J. Hathaway, Colonel B. J. Abbott, Major Anson. In addition each of the societies Which are to be represented in the parade has appointed an assistant marshal, i Y Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething produces natural, quiet sleop. 25 cents & bottle. Necessities In the Tollet Department Offered ut the Boston Store, Council Blufs, In. Colgate & Co.’s Censussoup, one of the finest laundry soups made, 8 cakes for 10c. W. & H. Walker’s “Water Lil excellent toilet soap, large cake for fc. A genuine castile soap, a very fine toilet soap, 3 cakes for 10c. The tton O1l C Copco bath soup, large cake 10c or 8 for 25¢. Olio D'Oliva Livorno, a pure castile soap, 7 a cake or 17ca case of 3 cakes. Boston Store glycerine soap, anex- quisite toilet soap, be a cake. I & Co.’s Colgate & Co, or 3 for 25¢. Toroco’s toilet soap 9e or 3 for 252 Fels & Co.’s Carolina tar soap 9c, or 8 for 25¢. The genuine Pears soap 12i¢ a calie. Brown Windsor and glycerine, made by the Lady Grey Perfumery Co.. 123c a cake. Our 22 soaps, Heliotrope, Lilac and Cashmere Bouquet. Cuticura soap ldc a cake. Cape May Bouquet 16¢ a cake, No. 4.711 White Rose Glycerine, highly perfumed, 17¢, or 3 for 50¢. Best perfume extracts made by Boan and Vail Bros., Philadelphia, Pa., 25¢ an ounce. True imported bay rum 50c a bottle. A very good bay rum for 25¢ a boutle. H. Micheison, St. Thomas, W. L, bay rum, sold all over for 50c; our pr 39¢. Patti complexion bleach #1.00 per bottle. J. A, Pozzoni’s face powder, known the country over and sold everywhere for 50c: our price 33c. Tdeal tooth powder 20c a hottle. 0. C. O. tooth powder with sample hottle porfume, 20¢ a case. BOSTON STORE, INGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta. See us about WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN POLES and adjustable window screens, suituble for any ordin- vy soap, 5c a cake. tile soap 10c a cako White FOTHE ary sized window, in two sizes, at 25c and 33c each, ; — Jarvis 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers Chapman discounts ever screen doors and window: before you place your orders. street. dealer on Seo him 19 Bryant e Thinks There Are Too Many Chur. tn Rector E. J. Babcock of St. Paul's Episco- pal church commenced a series of sermons yesterday morning on the gencral subject of “Che Suficiency of the Church.” What called nis miud to that subject was & sermon he heard during his recent .visit to the diocesan convention at Davenport, 1n which the speaker intimated strongly that the church had proved itself incompeteat to maintain_ the standard which outsiders have a right to expect of it, and to con- stituto itself s central spring out of which shall flow the religious life of the community in which it is loo.ted. Mr. Babcock is & firm believer in the sufiiciency of thoe church and ho has consequently begun a series of sermions in which be iltends to prove that if the church only lives up to the standard which is set for it by the bible and avoid the petty differences and discords which have made it & laughing stock in so many places, thero will be_uo reason for fear that it will be unable to fulfil the expectations of its founaer. I am convinced that the time will come when the little differonces of creed wiil van- Ish and tho churches which were formerly one will again become united,” said Mr. Babcock {n @ private couversation on the subject aftor the sermon was ended, “and 1 believe that & very potent factor in bringing about 8 revolution of this kind will be o re- beliion on the part of busiuess men who are now besot on all sides with appeals to nelp this, that and tno other religious causo. In & town of 8500 inhalitants where I formerly lived in Michigan thero were fourtecn churches, many of them so weak as to have to call upon theoutside public for sid almost coustantly. It is much the same wuy in any town. In keeping up these struggling organizations there is & tromendous amount of waste, aad people ure begiuniug tosee that it is & very expensive thing to have so many churches, espacially where o comparu- tively littie real roligious work is doue b them. This feeling ou the part of vusine men s sure 1o buvo & good deal of effoct in bringing wbout the ultimate unity of the chureh.” e Special Millinery Sale Monduy, Misses Sprink & Fearon will have a apecial sale of trimmed und un\rimmed hats Monday forencon and ladies desiring stylish hats to wear Decoration day wiil find this ugreat opportunity to get bargains that will please them, s Jurvis Wine Co., Sunta Clara, Cal, e Sunday at Manawa, ‘There bias beon no formal opening of the season at Macawa but the beauliful day ye.- terduy and tho fact that the motors we:e waking regular hall bouriy trips induced many poople to visit the great plessire re- sort. During the afteracon between 8)) und 1,000 were beartily enjoylug all the ploasures the resort affords. The steumer Roscue was runniog and several hundred ‘people visitcd the beach, There is au elegant stage of water and tho lake is clearer, cleaner and in every way pleasanter thau eyer before, The high water and the big waves that have been driven by the northwest gales against the south shore have made some marked changes that wiil add a great deal to the value of the beach for bathing purposes. The waves have eaten awny the sand_banks for quite a dis- tance inland and carried thousands of tons of sand into the lake, carrying away and cov- ering up the mud almost to the center of the lake and accomplishing some- thing which has long boen desired but which could not have been done at an expense of less than many thousand dollars. The cut- ting away of the sand banks has made a wide, smooth, beach that extends from the toboggan slides to the extreme southwest end of the lake and reaches out into water thirty feet deep. Tuls has given the Man- hatton Roach Improvement company @& greater mcentive toward further improving their property. The comvany is composed of energetic Omaha and South Omaha men, and they announce their intention of spend- inz all the money that is necessary to make the bouch what the puolic will demand. The bath houses have not yet been opened, butif the weather continues pieatant they will bo ready to accommodate by the middle of this woek all who desire totake a plunge or a ride down the toboggan. The conditions yesterday were too enticing to be resisted.by all the visitors, und two Omaha ladies won tho tonor of takiog the first bath on the beach for the season. —pn Dr. Chamberlain, oye, ear, throat, catarrh, Shugart bloe Council Bluffs, Pastures for horses and cattle on George I'. Wright’s farm south of Coun- cil Bluffs: 500 acres blue grass; running water. For terms apply to James Raph at farm hovse opposite Wabash round house, or address’l', P.,Wright, Bald- win block. Not Altogether Satisfied. The present system of attending to stray cattle is not meeting with the astounding success that those who suggested it ex- pected. Sincs the office of poundmaster was crented and the work of picking up cattle that Lad been allowed to roam the stroets was takon from the city marshal the latter official has received many cais from peovlo residing in different parts of the city to take care of stray cattle, kill vicious dogs, and do other things *which, under the old system, were part of bis duties. Now, however, it is different, and Marshal Templeton steadily refuses to tako any part in the work. The pound- master has no office nearer than the driving park, so that by the time he has been noti- fied of what is wanted of him the cattle have bad plenty of time tv get into another part of the city. Tae people who make the com- plaints complain some more when they find bow long it takes for the poundmaster's office to get action, while if the vagrant animals are reaily run in it of course causes ahowl to be sent up from the owner who has to go a day’s jouruey to get his property back. Altogether, the present way of doing things 18 very inconvenient, and it is prob- able that steps will be taken soon to bring avbout an improvement. DeWitt's Sarsaparilia destroys such poi. sous as scrofula, skin disease, czewa, rheu- mausm. Its timely use saves many lives, Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. The Iadies of the Temple Baptist church will serve dinner und supper at Mausonic temple on Decoration day. Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest test. el 4 ~ W. H. Gray, the Hotel Gordon chef is the gentleman who prepared the Grand banquet. Liked Agnes Donelley and “Kid” King,two Omaha women, were released from the city jail yes- terday forenoon after spending a week there for vagrancy. They ure now in the Omaha jail aud will be brought back to this side of the river this morning for s trial on the charge of larceny from the person. A man named (irady., who works at a North Main strect restiurant, accompanied them to 17 North Main 'strect as soon as they were released, and when they soparated he was minus u gold watch, which he claimed the Donelley woman bad picked out of his pocket. A warrant was issued for the arrest of both women, and with the assistance of Omana ofticers Marshal Templeton succeeded in naviog them put behind the bars before the afternoon was over. The watch 1s smd 10 be worth about §49. | DeWitt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood irtis iy Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp’d. Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. | Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. Got Away with the Furniture. Last Friday night James Coyla's store at East Omaha was broken into and a lot of furniture was taken out. Where It went no one knew, but yesterday it was ascer- tained that Coyle himself crossed the river about 4 o'clock yesterday morning with the furniture in his possession, and brought it tosome place in the city where it is now supposed to be concealed.” F. H. Jerome, a woney loaner of Omaha, was in the city esteraay Lunting for some trace of it, as he imed to hold a mortgage on the missing property. The store from which the furni- ture was taken 1s the one which Coylo traded a short time ago to two men named Pybum anaHodson, agoinst whom a cuse is now pending in Justice Cone's court, for obtain- ing money under false pretences, ? —— Chautauqua hats in large quantities at the Louis’ Masonic block. Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo, river channet ice. Mulhollund & Co. Tel, 162. Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11,1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 o'clock. Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best WEATHER FORECAST. OFFICE OF WEATHER BUREAU, Oxana, May 20, For Eastern Nobraska, Omaha and Vicin- ity—Fair weather; slight chaoge of tempera- ture during Monday. Wasmxaroy, D. C., May 20.—For Ne- braska and lowa—Generally fair; northwest winds, For North and South Dakota—Generally fair; slightly cooler; winds becoming nortt- west. For Missouri and Kansas—Sbtowers; north winds, Ior Colorado—Showers, followed by fair; variable winds. The storm has moved from Munitoba to the north of Luke Superior, A second storm has developed from the storm in Texas and a disturbed condition extends from Texas to the north of Lake Superior. The clearing condition has moved from the miadle At- lautic states to the coast of Nova Scotla, The socond clearing condition has remained nearly statiouary over the north Pacific coast. Light rains have fallen 1n the lake region and middle Atlantic states, The tem- perature has falien i the extreme northwest and southwest; bas risen 1o the lake regions, and has remained noarly stationary olse- where. ———— Dr. Birney's Catarrh Powder for tonsil- tis. Forsale by all druggists. 50 cents. - Spectacles,Dr. Cullimore, 24 Bee oldg 1 had three little girls who were attacked with obstinatc ECZEMA or Blood Trouble, which ot first resembled heat, but soon grew to yellow blisters, some of them quite large, Oue of the children died from the effects of it, but we got Bwift's Specific and gave to the other two and they soon got well. 8, 8. 8. forced out the poison promptly. The cure was wonderful, #J. D. Raixs, Marthaville, La. SISl 128 no equal for Children, It relieves the system promptl: and assists nature in developing the child’s health, Our Treatise free, BWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, LITTLE 30, 1892, 3 SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, YOR ALE—Extra fine, thoroughbred, Jer- sey oull, solid color. registered stock; 1 nionths old Tirst street ale or trade soo nd Maln streot T1F YO Uhave angthing for . 1. Shoafe, Broadwa; W0 IOWA farm in Harelson ¢ Improved = Nour Mother TO USE NO OTHER for sale. 1 riuing 10J0hmson'S Van Fatien. Counel Bt SOAP FOR LAUNDRY Q o T Dot B g M N QY § R e R P T PURPOSES, N . (:::)yl‘lyl‘l{'{‘lfl s or trade. I I Sheafe, Broad- THAN QIORA furnt. Peure, ete., stored und sold on commission ab lowest rates. L. Kinnehan, 3% Brosdw.y. ONE ENJOYS mission —Stoves, Both the method and results when Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant SANTA Ninvestment bargain. Now ¢ uble houso and refreshing to th laste, and acts | FIHS, wbpiement pom, s deit it ently yet promptly on theKidneys, | pantrova, 10 eloscts, front and buci st o A P iiver and Bowels, cleanses the s R L R L o . tem effectually, dispels colds, head- | fide offers. Forest' Smith, block, T ISFAR SUPERIOR TO ANOTHER IN THE MARKET Council Blufls, aches and fevers and cures habitual cor{stipntio(;\. S, ?tlpl\(?r [{?igs is the | JOOK SAL 5‘7‘1(;:"::';-:‘:‘?\':::”*-u':gfi‘xl‘;"l'l»u:lv.‘:?; ‘AND IS MADE. ONLY BY only remedy of its kind ever pros | on clectric motor track: brico HO00. loss duc{d, plo:\s{ng to the taste and ac- | Eheifeforontnay and Main streot, N'K’ FA‘RBANK&GO. ceptable to the stomach, prompt in TR — OR SALE—On st ymients. fruit garden land near Council Bluffs. ¥ heafe, Broadway aniduin stroot it CHICAGO. its action and truly beneficial in its effects, pw]{mcd only from the most ds ) 5 3 i OR RENT—028 Mynster street, two-stor y healthy and agreeable substances, its Feutng AWotling 1 BX00L10NE FANALE, SOYCR GAL'F“RNIA s FINEsT Pmln“e"o“. manyexcellentqualitiescommend it hoand all modern to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. : Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75¢ bottles by =1l leading druggists. Any rcliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, SAN FRANOISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY, NEW YORK, N. ¥ SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS Purely Vegetable and Strictly Reliable. Larzest and most loase on' bullding ounell Bluffs. JARVIS 1877 BRANDY RICH, RIPE AND MELLOW. - office rooms for rent In Brown out ng on Pearl and Main stroots, with all modern convenlences. For terms apply to A. B Nicholas or l. C. Cory, room 6, azents for building. JFoR RENT- avenue. dwelling with 9 rooms, furnace, ranze, bath. electric belis, one of the most desirable’ 1esidences in Council Bluffs: rent, §3.00 per month. E. . Sheafe. Broadway and Maln street. JORSALE--A ne Avenuo B; pr.ce. men 1. Sheate, Broadway and Main. JPOR RENT—Two of the best Carrigg flats on Vourth street. FIOR RENT—( in cellar: city wonth. Aply to nd Aged in our cellars. Indorsed by the Med- ical faculty every where as being the purest, safest and best stimulant. Ask for Take no othier. DBe- ware of imitations. ur-room dwalling on 1l monthly pay- Has been awarded six gold and four silve at differen od G-room house water furaisted; onard Everott. no_water 8 po r t medals, braska 1anas in exchange for ean salable hardware. E. H. Bheafe, Broadway and Main stroet. OR SALE—Furnitue fixtures lonse and @ood will of hotel with 40 rooms in a good Nebraska city: will trade for stock of genoral merchandise. K. H. Sheafe, Broadway and world's expositions. They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY on the Liver and Stomach, restoring the constipated organs to healthy activity, and are a POSITIVE and PERFECTLY SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK HEAD- ACHE, BILIOUSNESS, and all other diseases arising from a disordergd con- dition of the Liver and Stomach. SALE—A comfortable five room dwell- ing near Fairmount park. Price, $1.800. 5 cash, bulance in monthly payments, E. H. Sheate. Broadway and Main street. OR SALE—A now six-room dw Lifth avenue, price, $1.200, $100 ance in monthly payments Broadway and Main sireets. ling, 1822 ash, b Sheafo three-room_dwe enue. price 8700, will horses in trade aod balunce in nts. I 1. Sheafe. Broadway They are the Only Rel(ble Vegotable Liver Pill Sold; They are Porfe Harmiess; The re Purely, Vegetable; Try Them. tuke toam g monthly p and Ma DR. Schenck’s Book ©h ‘Consumption, Liver Compluint and Dyspepsia Sent Free “x‘k e, Bieh é“m"' a 7‘"’""\'": T omplaint a spepsia Sent Free. vellin th Y ) ! SCHENOK & RO, Philadoiphia #1400, B 1, Sheafe: Broadway and p 0 OR R ight-room dwelling, ! | (r ington av modern style und conven- D fences, in excelient repair, rent $25. E. H. -} Sheafé, Broadway and Main’ sts. INSTITUTE. 2o e 4 INFIRMARY {OR SALE—Stock of grocerics, dry goods, notions und shoes. price 81,50, will tuke al estate in purt, must have 8% cash. E. Sheafe. Broudway and Main sts. {OR SALE—The only hotel in a small town 50 milles from Council BlufTs. lasan lce cream parlor with good trade. Furniture in- volces ut £1,000, bullding $2,000. Will trade for zood resident’ property in Council Biuffs, a FOR THR :'ul:;)af:‘-; l\lllklll'll':l‘l: '[';:ny. E. H. Sheafe, Broad- TREATMENT Somiarr— 'l = q / . . Chronit and Sooaical Dissasas Best facilitios, apparatus and Remedies for successtul treatment of avery form of disease requirinz medical or surzical treatment. 80 beds for patients, board and attendanoe. Best accomodations in the west. Write for circulars on deformities braces, trusses, club feet, curvuturos of sine, plies. tumors, cancer, rrh, bronchitis, in- halavon, electricity, puralysis, epilepsy, kid- ney. biadder. eye. ear, skin and blood and all surgical oporations. DISEANES OF WOMEN so5rmsrasty Book on Diseuses ot Women FREE. We lmvululel‘y adled a lying- in department for women during confineinent. and COUNCIL BLUEFS STEAM DYE WORKS All kinds of Dyelng and Oleaninz done in the bighost stylo of the art aded and stained strictly private.) Only Reliable Medical ln- ninde 10 look as zood us new. Hed stitute making & Speclalty oz rs cleanod by steam in first-class man- PRIVATE DISEASES ner. Work promptly d A delivered inall All Blood Diseases successfully treatol | partsof ibe country. Scnd for price list. Syphilitic Polson removed from the gystem C. A, MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR. without m unr{. New gestorative ‘Treat- ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- able to visit us may be tre: d at home b correspontence. All communications confi- dential. Medicines or instruments sent Ly il or express, securely packed, no marks to ind'cate contents or seude: One personal in- terylew preterrel. Call und consult us or send history of your case, and we will send in piaia Wrapuer, oir 3 BOOX TO MEN, FREE: Upon Trivate, 8peolul or Nervous Dis- enses, Impotency, Syphilis, Gleot and Varico- cele, with question 115t Braces, Appliances for Deformities & Truses. Only manutactory inthe Westof DEFORM- ITY APPLIANCES, TKUSSES, ELECTRIV BATTERIES AND BEL1S, Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broadway, Councll Bluffi. Ten minutes' tide from center of Omaha on Omauha and Council Blufs eieotrio motor (e Sims & Saunders—Attor pess atlaw Prac the state and federal courts. Rooms 5 4 and 5 Shugart § Beno block, Council Bluffs, Ia, * 103Broadway, Near Northwestara Depds CoUNCIL Buuees. LOWA. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Councll Bluis Capltal steee §150,000 Surplus and Profits. 80,000 240,000 Sqare 00 Net Capital and Surplus. Directors—J. D. Edmuadson. i i Gleason, E. B Hart, L A. Milior, J Hiashni and Charles . Haonan. Transactzeneral bank- ing business. Largest capital und surplusof any bank in Southwestern lowa. INTEREST ON TIMEDEPOSITS \ Chas. Lunkley, Funernl Director and Underial 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs, | “Tolephone 359, JARVIS WINK GO, GROWERS, DEALERS AND DISTILLERS, . Is at Home to His Friends at the C.O.D.SHOL STORI " With a Fine Stock of BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS, given to repairing and making custom work. Be sure and call and sce the new store el PR N O +NO. 226 MIDDL.E BROADWAY, That he -will sell you at prices that will surprise you. Special attention Jo. G PRYOIR Manager.