Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFLS < NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Teilvered ty Carsier to any partof the City . W. TILTON, - MANAGER P | Bus'ness Office, . TFLEPHONES { X0 Fdiio OFFIC MINOR MENTIO. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafv's chattel loans, 204 Sappblock. The Chautauqua chorus will hold a mest- ing this evening in the Masonic le,mnlaunfler the leadership of Prof. L. A, Torrens of Omaha, The seduction case instituted by Ida May Curle against Harry Page some time ago has been dismissed. The girl made no demand upon Page to warry her. Pottawattamie tribe, No. 21, Improved Order of tied Men, will meet this evening in regular counci! in their wigwam, corner of Broadway and Main streets. The regular business meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Coungregational church will be held at the residence of Mrs. L. W. Ross this afternoon st 8 o'clock. Tom Lyons and ward Adams wero fined #10 apiece 1n ce court yesterday for drunkenvess, Thomas Wilkie was given & ten day sentence in jail for vagrancy. Agnes Douley, arrested Sunday for steal- fng o #40 goid warch from William Graay, was bound over to the grand jury and went to the county jail. “Kid" Kiog was dis charged. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to the following parties: Charles McCrecdy and Bianco O. Sternpel of Macedonis; John A. Rachwitz and Elizabeth Adolphensen of Council Bluffs, Kight freight cars are expected to pass turough the vity today over the Buriington roud from California enroute to New York. They are loaded with fine horses from the stablo of a Haggius, the well-known horse- man of California, Fidelity council, No. 156, Royal Arcanum, will go to South Omaha tomorrow evening to institute a council of the order there. All ' i members are requested 10 meet at the post- office corner at 7 o’clock p. ‘m. to tako the motor for South Omata. W. A. Groneweg, secretary. Considerable complaint was indulged in by those who were compelied o be avout town by the durkness of the streets last evening. Until 10:15 p. m. the arc lignts did not give forth a ray. Inquiry at the power house de- veloped the fact that they were waiting for orders from the police headquarters and that the orders were not forthcoming because the slmanac said -there was a moon. Pedestri- ans demand that the police break away from the Philadelphia’ scheduie when the moon’ fuils to make its appearance, e A FEW » Necesnitics In the Tollet Department Offered at the Boston Store, Council Blafs, 1a. Colgate & Co.’s Censussoap, one of the finest laundry soups made, 3 cakes for 10c. W. & H. Walker’s “Water Lily,” an excellent toilet soap, large cake for 5c. A genuine castile soap, a very fine toilet soap, 8 cakes for 10c. The Cotton Oil Co.’s Copco bath goup, large cake 10c or 3 for Z5c. Olio D'Oliva Livorno, a pure castile soap, ke or 17ca case of 8 cakes. Boston Store glycerine soap, an ex- quisie toilet soap, bc a cale. Fels & Co.’s sanitary soap, 5¢ a cake. Colgate & Co.’s castile soap 10c a cake or 3 for 25c. Toroco’s toilet soap 9¢ or 3 for 252. Fels & Co.’s Carolina tar soap 9c, or 8 for 25¢c. The genuine Pears soap 12ic a cale. Brown Windsor and glycerine, made by the Lady Grey Perfumery Co., 12ic acake. Our 22c soaps, Heliotrope, W hite Lilac and Cash mere Bouguet. Cuticura soap 14c a cake. Cape May Bouquet 16¢ a cake. No. 4,711 White Rose Glycerine, highly perfumed, 17¢, or 8 for 50c. est perfume extracts made by Boan wnd Vail Bros, Philadelphia, Pa., 25¢ an ounce. True imported bay rum 50c a bottle. A very good bay rum for 25c a boule. H. Micheison, St. Thomas, W. L, bay rum, eold all over for 50c; our price 39¢c. Patti complexion bleach L’Loo per bottle. J. A. Pozzoni’s fuce powder, known the country over and sold everywhere for 50c; our price 83c. Tdeal tooth powder 20c a bottle. 0.C. O. tooth powder with sample hottle perfume, 20¢ a case. BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & Co., Council Bluffs, JTa. ec us about WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN POLES and adjustable window screens, suitable for any ordin- ary sized window, in two sizes, at 25 und 33c euch. —_— . WAR ON DIVES, « Mayor Lawrence fins Two Disreputable Re- sorts Closed by the Police. The **Court” saloov, kept by Frank Car- roll on Lower Broadway aund the Opera House saloon, run by Mike Kildare, were closed yesterday under an order direct trom Mauyor Lawrence, Both were dives of the most disreputable kind, and the compluints that have come to the ears of the puolic every few days by rea- son of the frequent robberies and other criminal transactions that 100k place thero have led many to expect just such a move on the part of the mayor. 1t needed such an oc- currence as that of Monday morning to give the mayor the necessary public sentiment to back bim, and yesterday Lhe order was given. Before the keys bad nardly been turped in the locks the frienas cf the saloon men were on their way to the mayor's oftice, where they filled the air with wild supplications that the saloons might be reopeuned. A reporter found Mayor Lawrence leaning wearily against the door of his private oftice, trying to recover from the effects of & con- versation he bad with Carroll's sttoruey, so that be might receive another delegation of the saloonkecpers' friend: 'You would be surprised,” said he, “if I were 10 wll you the names of some of the “men who bave beex 1o me since I issued wy order and asked me to recensider. Mauy of them are my personal fricnds, aud 1 hate to refuse them any ressonable request. But there's no use talking, those places have been smelling to heaven for mooths past, and I rannot gisregard the requests of the men who have been coming 10 me continually, especially since the shooting scrape, and ask. iug me why I did not tuke some steps to pre- vent such “disreputabie joiats from runping. Neither Kildare nor Corroll shall ever run & #aloon again iu this town while 1 am able to \_ prevest it.” ? As soon as Kildare of the Opera Houso loon was notitied of the mayor's order by Chief Scanlan ho pulled out & roll of bilis and banding §200 1 two bills 10 his partyer, Al Noack, with u great flourish, he told bin 10 g0 and bire w attoruey and instruct him 10 bogin action to close up every saloon in Council Blaffs, Whether this is the \nten. tion of the two men or they wre simply run ning & bluff game cannot be told unul later, but there is Just enough probubility of their really beginiing 4 crusade Lo muke the poor sfllicled saloonkeepers foel o trifle uneasy, - rains leave for Munawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 8, 4, b, 6, 7 und 8 o'clock. Ogden bouse furnishes bonrd and roum at popular prices; from #2500 to $35.00 per mouth, sccording to room. ——— Jurvis 1877 braudy, highest test. e Chapman discounts every dealer on screen doors and windows. See him belore you place your orders. 19 Bryant slroet, ——— Reiter, thetailor, 810 Broadway, has wll the lutest styles and newest goods Balislaction gusranteed. L) . fair. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Coroner's Inquiry Tnto the Monday Morning Tragedy Oontinued. FEW NEW FACTS WERE' BROUGHT OUT Several Witne Light Ga es Examined but Very Little A —Suspicion Strong Agalust Maher—Will Catry the Inguiry to the Eud. The taking of evidence by the coroner's Jjury ovef the remaivs oi Jack Wade, the dead hack driver, was resumed yesterday morning. * James Connor, who works for Jonn C. Lee and rooms in Lee's establishment across the street from the scene of the shooting, was the first witness. He stated that he hap- pened to be awake just before the shooting and heard someone say, ‘Jack, you've been following me now for the last two years; what nave vou got to say fer yourself? and immediately two shots were fired. Whose voice uttered the speech he could not say. C. Peterson was passing the place of the shooting and Lieard loud talk. He saw the shots fired, two from one gun and one from the other, al & time when the men wero avout the width of the sidewalk from one unother. Henry Johnson, alias Stewart, C. H. Leuch, Outo Pleiffer and Dr. J. C. Water- wan wero examined, but nothing new in the v of iuformation was ovtained from them, Tom Caliaghan toid bis story substantially as it was stated in Tue Ber, During tbe quarrel betweon Wade on one side and Maher and Jones on the other, over the question of hack fare, both the latter started towards him—Callaghan—and after receiving a blow upon the head from Muter he started off up the street on 1he run, He looked back, however, and saw the two men start for ‘Wade, who backed off with his revolver pointed at them and told them to stay back or he would fire. The gun Wade had, Callaghan said, be- longed to a girl who lived at 119 Pierce street. Sho bad exhibited 1t in Wade's pres- ence shortly before the shootiug aud said sho intended to shoot ber lover with it. Wade got the gun away from her and kept it. What a Policeman Found. During the afternoon George I. Hughes, Lewis Nelsou and Ofticer A. J. Wyatt of the police force told what they knew of the af- The two former rebearsed for tue most part the stories of former witnesses, and Officer Wyatt's was the only testimony that brought to light auy new facts. He t tified that after hearing the shooting he ran 1 the direction of the crowd and finally found Jones Iying groaning at the southwest corner of Hughes' building. As he ap- proached ho heard Jones say: ‘ney've done me." Upon muking an examination he found Jones’ pistol sticking in bis back pocket with the handio protruding. 1t looked as though it had been put into his pocket hurriedly. When Jones had been taken to_the station and lay on ihe floor groaning, Maher was brought in under arrost. Whilo he was being searched Maher exhibited a great deal of nervousness, and could hardly siand up. This concluded the afternoon session, and the inguest adjourned until 2 o'clock this afternoon, when further testimony will be introduced. The coroner and county attorney, as well as the spectaters, were very anxious to have Jimmie Maher brought before the jury, believing that 1f he chose to do 50 he might give some information that might be of use 1o untangling the mystery that surrounds the case. When ho was asked by Sheriffl Hazen if he would testify, be refused 10 leave his cell, saying he would not run the risk of being strung up by going up town under any cousideration, unless the autborities should order him to do s0. Maner s strongly Suspected. Maher’'s nervousness over the possibility that he might be the chief object of interest at a necktie party has not worn off with tne novelty of his situation, and whenever any one cails on him at the jail he trembles like a leaf and shows oy his every word and action that he would be willing to trade places with almost any one that desired a change. Part of the_police are still of the opinion, as they have been fror: the start, that Maher was the one who handled Joces' gun, and that it was in his hands when the shot was fired that laia out Jack Wade Others, how- ever, believe that it was Muher who shut Jones, in spite of his violent protostations of his friendship for the injured man. C. C. Joues, a brother of W. M. Jones, and H. E. Adams, treasurer of the Sanawich Manufacturivg company, of which the in- jured man 18 Councit Bluffs manager, ai rived from Sandwich, 1L, vesterday morn- g, Mr. Adams staes ihatJones has au excellent standing with the company, and that the company will furnish ali the assis- tanco that may bo needed to run down tus assailant ana bring him to justice in case bo is still alive, Both genilemen attended ihe inquest. - ‘Wil Clear it Up. *“‘We will spare no money or trouble,” said Mr. Adams last night, “in clearing up all the mystery there is in connection with this case. This is a very busy time at the fac- tory, out I will siay here as long as neces- sary aud will use just as much mouey as is required to procure the best deiective talent, and we will not let up until we bave learned all that can be found out. Mr. Jones has been with us for many vears, all of bis business life, in fact, except two years when ho was in business for iimself. He bas been a very successful manager aud bas made asplenaid record wherever he hus been located. There is not a particle of douot in my mind, nor does his brother question the statement he has wade to his wife and re- peated to us, that he did not fire & shot from is revolver, and that he was shot after he was koocked down. We are going to know all the truth, or as much of it as is possible 1o ascertain, Mr. C. C. Jones, the cmther who is con- nected with the company 8t Sundwich, talks in the same coufident strain and declares 1hat the coroner and police officers here shall have every assistance that can be gruptea them in probing the mystery to the bottom. His stay in the city will depend entirely up- oo circumstances. ‘The condition of the injured man last even- was unchaoeed, He wus resting eesily, but little hope is entertained of his recovery. —_— Internutional Cure association rooms are in apnex to Grand hotel, 520 First avenue, Council Bluffs, In. For cure of aleohol and opium disease. | Jurvis wines, the oldest and best. | A Line of Bargains. ‘We are headquarters for lawn mowers, refrigerators, gusoline stoves and bicy cles. The Hercules Jawn mower cuts rass a foot high. A 12, 14 or 16-inch uwn mower for only $5.00. Gasoline stoves $3.00 to §8.00. Most complete line of bicyeies in the city. SHUGART & SON, 11 South Muain street. —— Jarvis 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers ——— W. H. Gray, the Hotel Gordon chel is the gentleman who prepared the Grand banguet. e — Patronize blue ice wagonsfor Mo. river channel ice. Mulholland & Co, Tel. 162 e Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest. safest, best o id i PERSONAL PARAGR (PHS, J. N, Casady bas returaed from a Wash- ington trij G. H, Gable isin West Liberty on bus- iness. He is expected tome tomorrow, Mrs. 8. Stion left last evening for a three :,o.‘.‘m. visit with relatives in Coiumbus, J. Q. Aoderson, secretary of the Council Biuffs (usurauce compuny, left yesterday on & busiuess trip L Rook Island, 11l James M. Marsaall and . Seftenberg of Chicago, J. Goodwin of Denver, snd A, J. ‘Il).unno of Omaba, were lu the city yester- . Miss Hattle Stoddard of Littie Rock, Ark, & visiliog ber brotber, H. A, blod- L] JUNE 1, 1892 dard, coruer of Eighth avenuoand Sixth streot. " A HOMELIKE RETREAT. The Model Establishment of the Interna- tionnl Cure Association. In the beautiful d.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 diseas For convenience, beauty and comfort a better selection could not have been made. Located in the very center of the city, in touch of its busin houses, hotels and boarding houses, it possesses al' the summery attractions of a pleasure resort, for it faces upon the beautiful Bayliss park, with its grand trees and epurkling fountains, Arrangements are being made to provide patients aiso with ample opportunities for outdoor recrea- tions, such as lawn tennis, croguet, quoits, ete. With private grounds in the renr ada the public park in front, those who frequent the institution may lend ns retired or as active a life as ms best please their inclinations. Entering the almost palatial appear- ing building, one finds the interior at- tractive and commodious. The recep- tion room impresses one with the home- likeness of the place. Through the great plate window in the front one looks out upon the beauties 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 recoption room is tho parlor for the use of the phy- sicians, and their room for exami- nations, consultation and treatment, together with a little dispensary, closeted at one side. Further along the hallway are bathrooms and toilet rooms, and private rooms for the use of patients in special cases, where constunt 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 iatest and best literature. Throughout the establishmwent there 18 an air of real comfort and cieanliness, and competent judges declure 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- chal Templeton, Postmaster Treynor, City Auditor Gould and Colonel Tulleys. Mr. J. E Harkness is the business direc- tor and D:. Mreynor the medical direc- tor. Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp’d. Have you seen the wondérful Hurd refrigerators, the newest and best out; the genine New Process and Quick Meal* vapor stoves—light like gas—absolutely safe. At Cole & Cole’s, 41 Muin street. e Speetal for This Week. Wreaths at 15¢, 20c, 55¢, 50c and 75 Children’s hats, 25¢, 50¢, 75¢ and $1.25, Discount of 10 per cent on all trimmed goods till further notice. Miss E. L. Ragsdale, No. 837 Broadway. aitrgeny Jarvis 1877 brandy six go 1d medals. Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear. catarrh. throat, Shugart block, Council Blufls, Jarvis Wine Co., Santa Clara, Cal | Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. | The ladies of the Temple Baptist church wili serve dinder and supper at Musonic temple on Decoration day. | Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. | Pastures for horses - and cattle on George F. Wright’s farm south of Coun- cit Bluffs; 500 acres blue grass; running water. For terms apply to James Raph at farm liovse opposite Wabash round house, or address I', P. Wright, Bald- win block. ——— BELIEVED TU HAVE BEEN KILLED. Towa Citizens Vigorously Searching Supervisor Morrow. Missovrt VaLLey, Ia., May 3l.—[Special elegram to Tux Bee.]—Intense interest is manifested in the suaden disappearance of Supervisor Morrow of Little Sioux. A searching party of fifty men from this city together with 100 others from other towns toany searched in the rain for traces of him. Almost every foot of land within a radius of wwo miles of River Sioux bas been carefully examined. It 1s thought by some that he wusgmurdered and bis body thrown into the Little Sioux river. Others thivk he may have become demented and is now wander- ing about. Two tough characters were arrested on suspicion today at River Sioux and will be examined tomorrow. On Saturday night, the time of Morrow's disappearance, there was a round up between these two and sev- eral kindred spirits. One of them while going home made the statemsnt that they bad killed a man and would have to go to the penitentiary. The case is mysterious in the extreme from the fact that no trace or clew can be found of Morrow since he was sup- posed to have left River Sioux Saturday evening. The search is to bo continued to morrow. for Offended the Veterans. Fort Donce, Ia., May #1.—[Speciai Tele- gram to Tue Bee.)—Rev. J. N. Geiger of Marion, in his Decoration asy address at Webster City, delivered an eloguent tribute to the volunteers. Not satisfied with this be made s0Ime Vigorous stricturcs upon the regu- lars, saying. Amovg other things, that ‘*‘ihe vegulars would rather rest than fight.” All the veterans present, both voluuteers ana regulars, repudiated this as an uncalled for insult to a large body of the best and bravest soldiers of thé unionarmy. The gentleman's otherwise eloguent and patriotic address fell very flat accordingly and nothing but_inaig- nation was expressed by those who bad in- vited him to speak. Mason City's Religioas Awakening. MixNEAPoLIS, Minn., May 51.—A special to the Tribune from Mason City, la., says: Sixty-two busiuess Fouse of this city were closed this sfteraoon on mccount of the religious awskening sweeping over the city. During tho last oight days there has boen 250 conversions aud the work seems only bezun. Evangelists Munball and Birch, assisted by Drs. Parsons, Miluken and Johnson are con- ducting the work. Charged with Wife Murder, Cenan Rarins, Is., May 81.—[Special Tel- egram to Tue Bee.|—Willlam T. Ranniger was arrested heve today on a telegram from the marsha! of lowa City oo & charge of wife murder. He clsims that his wife left him about & year ago aud is alive 1o the best of bis koowledge. Rain Deluys lows Corn Magsuarirowy, la., May 31.—It has been raining hard throughout eeotral lowa since t, with no prospect of letting up. Corn plaotiog is not yet finished and it will be deiayed on sccount of tbe soaked ground. rohibitionists Active, Des Morses, 1a, May 3L.—The prohibi- tionists of the Seventh congressional district oday nominated R :v. M. Haggara of Dalias ounty for cougrass. Twonly-six delegatos were prosent. — -—— Robbed While He Slept. T. P. Winhart of Foik City, la., slept st & 'WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP For the SKIK. SCALY audl CONPLEXIOX. Tho result G150 years' ox perience in AreAtlig ki disodses Forsalo by drug- i CF beai by wiali for 40 4 Sam ‘whe ol Buap a1 | 46 pago bou Lngs. Kodness of Nose, Bupwrfinous Farnam street lodging htna Monday night and filled his luogs with’ the cast-oft phere provided for the guests of t tablishment. He awvke yesterda erably the worse for wear and min 835 which he bad in b Jusice povket, when he went to slee, PREPARING FOR WAR. Wyoming Settlers FeM{Another Invasion of Regulators, Dexver, Colo, May 30.—A News special from Douglas, Wyo.» ssys: Itis believed here that another attack is soon to be madae upon theso-called rusulers by the cattlemen. Last night seventeen man from Texas, sev- erul of thom Mexicans, campod at Fort Fetterman, eight miles from here. They claimed that they were going to Johneon county to work for George W. Baxter's out- fit, and that ail the cattle belonging to the Unlon Beef company are to bLe rounded up and driven to Montana. Ofticers of Johnson county say that rifles and ammunition bave been sent ahead for the use of this gang, and that other bands of men have been sent into the county at different parts of the compass, all of whom will concentrate and attack the small ranch- men. Rumors exist of martial law being de clared in Johnson county, and thatin such an event the Texans will ‘bo found to have a deputy United States marshal’s commission on their persons. Itis reported that sheriff Angus of Johnson ocounty, Jack Flagg of Buffalo, Editor Moeller of the Buffalo Bul- letip and E. H. Kimball of the Graphie, are on the list, and that €,000 each bas been offered for their heads. Couriers have been sont throughout Convers, Natrona and John- son counties warning tho settlers of im- pending daugoraad thn opsulng of hostiltios s imminent. e County Matters, The county commissioners were in session during a couple of tbe hours of yesterday's afternoon. Most of the time was devoted to reading the minutes of previous meetings and allowing bills. By resolution Contractor Dick Smith was instructed to place rods through the main part of the county hospital to prevent 1t from tumbling to the ground. The bid of Tue Omama e to do the county’s official adveriising wos referred to the committeo on judiciary. County Treasurer Irey in a lengthy com- munication asked for more help in his' office. He also suggested that if the commissioners would provide some means of collecting from parties holding claims against the sounty for jury and other services large amount of money could be saved each year. $1.000.00- PRESIDENTIAL PROPHECIES NO. WILL BE NOMIL ATED FOR PRESIDENT BY THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION AT MINNEAPOLIS. . ON .JUNE .,.... 5 1692, NAME : TOWN : STATE : P. @ BOX OR STREET NO. Rsissssi STRERTY Tne Omana Bee will present o $1,000,00 Iife insurance policy paid up for one vear in the National Life Insurance company of Vermont, M. L. Roeder, manager, to the first person sending in the closest estimate in accordance with the sbove coupon, Coupons will be numbered in their order of receipt at this ofice. Incomplete or muti- lated coupons will be rejected. This coupon will be printed daily until the issue of June 5. No coupons will be received after June 6. Date of convention, June 7, 1832, Send in as many coupons 8s vou please. 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Address Nerve Baed Conr Ohicage, 11, For sale in Omaha by Sherman & McConnell 1513 Dodge-st. ZCessIvC (mala Mo INSTITUTE. ical and Sureical E.C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT- a specific for Hystoria. | Nervous Pro alcohoior tobacco, Wakefalnes #lon, Softness of the Brain. causiag insanity, miser; decay, death, Promature Old Age, Barrensss, Lo of Power in elther sex, lmpotency, Leucorrhon aal all Female Weakness+a. Involuniary Loises, Spor rrhon caused by Over-exertion Of thi brain Belf-nbuse over-indulgeace. A month's tro by mail. Weguaranteesix box, for G boxes. with & will only by A. Schroter, druggist. sole ageat, sou corner 16th and Farnam sta., Omaba. B —OF ALL— ) \ Clronic and Suraieal Disaasys Bast for tof the Interior, off uffairs, Washington, D. C.. May o i “Propossis for Steam icating,” d to the Commissioner of Indian Affalrs. Washington, D . will be received at this office until 1 o'clock p. m. of Monduy, June . 1802 for the furnishinz of all necessary materials nnd lubor and placing in position, complete und ready for use, one low Dressure return circulating steam heating and ventiiuting appuratusfor the three Indiun school bufidings ut the Shoshone Indiwn ency. Fremont county, Wyo., the boliers for id apparatus to be placed in’ the basement one of the buiidings as the office may dircot. Plans and elevations of the bulldings for the guldunce of the bidders in the preparation of bids be examined at the office of the Neb.. tho “Republican’ of “Tribune” of Sait Lake Bidders are re- npany their bids with designs and specifications of the steam heatinz and ventiluting apparstus proposed 1o be fur- nished, said designs and spec.fications o be adapted to the bulldings to which they ure to facil'tios, apparatus and Remedies successful treatment of avery form of disease requirin ¢ medioal or sur:lcal treutment, B beds for patients boird nni attendance Best sccomodations in the west. Write for circulars on deformities and braces. trusses, club feot, curvatires of soins, plies. tumors, cancer, catureh, bronchitis, in- aluglon, e'ectricity, paralysis, epilepsy. kid- nev. b.adder. eye. ear, skin an1 blood and all surgieal operations. DISERSES T Woue s.rxsiase Women FREE. We havelutely ad lod & 1ying- wowen durinz confinement. Only Keilable Modical In- of e City, d ut this office, quired to boupplied, The right 1s reserved to rejewc | SHtUte makings Speclalty of | g any or ull bids or any part of any bid if All B'ood D) 05 successfull, treate L deemed for the best interest of the service, Eyphliitic Poison joved from the system CERTIFIED CHECKS, without mercury. New Hestorative I'reat- ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- able to visit us may be treated at home b correspon ' e All communications confl- dential. Melicines or Instruments sent Ly mall orexpress. securoly packed, no marks to ind cate contents or sendor. One persounl in- tery.ew proferre I Cull and consult us or send bistory of your case. und we will send Iu plain Wrapner, our s BOOK TO MEN, FEEE: Uvon Frivats, ¥s 8pooiul or Nervous Dis: enses, Impotency, Syphills, Gloet und Varico- cole, With question st Braces, Appliances for Deformitles & Tru; Ounly munufuctory inthe Westof DL££0 - A1) APPLIANCES, THUBSES, KELECL&LO BATTERIKS AND DELTS. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, Zg:h and Broadway, Coincll Blu¥s tos' ride from center of Omaha on Uouncll Bluffs eiectrio motor llus Save Your Euyssight. Each bid must Le accompanied by a cortified 1 check or draft upon some United States de- i pository or solvent Nutfonul bunk in the Vicinity of the residence of the bidder, maae fayabic to tho grder of the comumissiner of ndinn affairs, for at least 5 per cent of the amount of the proposal, which cheek or draft will be forfeited to the United States in case any bidder or bldders receiving an award shisll fuil to promptly execute i contract with ¥00d und sufficient sureties. otherwise returned to the bidder. Bids accon cash n lieu of n certiied cheek will not considered. to be anied by be ¥or further inforat'on apply to T. J. MURGAN, Commissioner, Miza2it PROPOSALS FOR FILLINC S'I‘KEE'};S AND ALLEYS. Senlod proposals will be received by the un- o Until 1.0 o'clock b . June 10 18E for fillug certain low strects und alleys, lo- cated a3 £ollo Urant streot wiley 1o block 7, rick's Map'e street between 24th und 2ith strect: h_strest be- ) Maple and north ling of A. 8. Patrick's w0tk st sireets. and ull In the ty of Owma stroets and ubless havin declured w nu- fsunce on necount of stigaunt water thercon bLy u coneurrent resolution of the muyor and city council unaer date of May 10, 18 Fuch filling 1o be doue in kevordunce with thy instructions of tho bourd of public works and LOW L Oumahi aersi:n ween 2ith und %5th streots: dd et botween Maplo ol Corby ley in Hawthoroe ada., aid low parts of ook Eyes tosted free by an EXPERT OPFTICIAN ity engloeer. Bids will’ be mude on printed blanks fur. | Ferfeet adjustment. Superiorlenses. Nerv- nished by the hoard nud 10 be accompanied | oushesdacho cured by using our Spectacles Uy a certified cheek ‘n the sum of §40, pay- | and Eyeglasses Prices low for first claws able to the ety of Omaba, us un evidence of | goods. £ood fulth, The bourd reserves the right o reject any or ull bids und walve defocts v W. BIRKHAUSER. Chalrman Board of Public Works. Owmabs, Neb., Muy 2, 1503 w5214 THE ALOZ & PENFOLD COMPANY, 114 8. 15th St., Creighton Block, SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Extea fine, thoroughbred, solid color. registered stook; 8. First strect L \'«-:']m.-m.{n}nn. for sale or trade o E.H. Shofe, Rroadway and Muln I 0 TOWA firms for sale. Improved 15) aores in Harrison county. $18.0) per ucro: 13) acres fmproved, £21.00: 8) acrea, 811,01 For barzainy i lowd ana Nevraska tarms oall on or write toJohnson & Van ton, Oouncil Bluffe JPORRENT Dweillozs in ail X city. E 1 Sheafe, Broadway and JFORSALE_A teame six-room cottage In £00d_tepair, zood sized lot. price $1,000, gasy payments or trade. K. H. Sheufe, Broud: way and ) QTURAGE nnd Commission—Stoves. furni- Dure, ete., stored and sold on comission at lowest rates. L. Ki b 80 Rroadway, N investment oareain. New doubie ho parts of the situated at Nos. 114 and 1 6 8, Tth St C blufts. Improvement, new und first house, contuins 11 rooma, ¥ bath rooms. ¢ fne pantreys, 10 closets, front wnd back stales d co'd water sorvics, gas, etc. worth 88500, wiil sell at a bargain und solicit bone- fide offers. Forest Smith, Baldwin block, Counell Bluffs, JOR SALE—Two-story brick dwelline. two teaants, six rooms each; centrally located on electric motor traok: price $4.0:0.00, less mortgage of $150: will trade for iund. Bl H. Shonfe, Broadway and Main street. For & ALE On small payments. frait and gurden (nnd near Councli Kluffs, E. H. afe. Broadway and Maln stroet 28 Mynster stroot, two-story nz in excellont revnir, seven Lath and all modern convenlences: rent, 835K 11, Sheafe. Broad way and Maln. OR SALE OR RENT—La vrofitable n from 84,00, bank boo business cl inell Bl M3 Bee of DESIRABLE oftice vuilding, front ng o and streets, with all modern conveniences. 3 terms ‘apply to A B. Nichoius or W. C. Cory, room 6, arents for bullding. est and most ket in the west, dolng 000. 0 oush bus amonth: ow 1t; gilt edgel. spiendid 3 years' lense on bullding JPOR BENT-90 Second avenue. dwelling with 0 rooms, furnace, ranze, buth. electrio bells, one of the most desirable 1esidences in Councll Biuffs: rent, §5.00 per month H, Sheafe, Broudway and Maln street. N QOR SALE-A neet four-roon dwelling on Avenue B: pr oe. §730: small monthly pay- ment oafe, Broadway und Muln. {OR RENT--Two of the best Carrigg fluts on Fourth street. a Janas 1n exchanze for able hardware. E. H, F SALE. lense and zood will of hotel with 40 rooms in a good Nebraska city; will trade for stock of general merchandise. E. H. Sheafe, Brondway and Main streel OR SALE—A comfortable five room dwell- iug near Fairmount park. Price, §1.800. &30 cash, balunce In monthly payments. E. H. Sheafe. Broadway and Main stroet. OR SALE—A new six-room dwelling, Fifth uvenue. price, 812, 5100 cash, bal- wvce in monthly payments. E. H. Sheafe Brondway and Maln sireets. VR SALEA bargain. three-roon Ing. lot 10 1822 Or trude. A six-room framo ghth avenue. cor. 2Jth st., price 1. Sheafe, Brondway and Muin sts. Ok RENT—E ington uve NOR dwellin 40, E ALF zhit-room dwellinz modern style and lences, In_excel ent repulr, ront & Sheufe, Brondway and Main sts. FOR SALE tock of groceries. dry goods, notions und shoes. price wiil taye real estate in purt. must huve £ cash. L H. Sheaf uy and Main sf oR only botel In all town 50 miles from Council Biufs. Hus un lee m purlor with good trad: volces ut #1,000, building 82,000 Will trade for zood resident property in Council Biuffs, a Snap for the rizht party. E. H. Sheafe, Broad- way and Muio str et YV EGETABLE gardener wanted. A thore oughly experienced vezetuble gardener; nons othors meed appiy. Send recommendae tions to box 3, Council Bluffs, lu. Furniture in- Chas. Lunkley, Funeral Director and Under:aker, * 811 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Toicphone 33 = | Arrives | Omaha |BURLINGTON & MO. RIVEL Depot 10th and Mason Sts. Jenver Vestibule Limited... .Deadwood Expros: . .Denver Expr Denver Expesss _Hastings in Lo Locnl Except Lenvos C.SFJ &C. B Omatia. | Dopot 15th ni Mason Sts | Onan K City Day Expro G0 p m C. Night Exo via U, P, T i n_Depot 10th & Mn: Atiantio Expreas Vestibule ! 10 a m 435 p m i p m 205 0 m “Going T LT & PACIFIC Wost: | Union Depot 10th 'and Marey Sis. TR w|.... ..Denve 0o U Knst Express .. 1.00 | Katiads Clty (Except Sunday) | Arrives _Omaba. 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