Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL l'!L;l-‘FS - NO. 12 PEARL STRF OFFICE: Celfvered Ly Carrier to any partot the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER > Bus'ness Ofice, TrLEPONES | XA Faitor No#3 0 2 MINOR MENTION. N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Blyfs Lumber Co., coal. Crafv's chattel loans, 204 Sappblock. J.F. Evaus left yestorday for a threo months' trip through Colorado. The members of Mrs, Poil Sheridan tent, Daughters of Veterans, will meet this oven- ing at 345 Benton stroet. “The Equal Suffrage association” will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. R. M. Osborne, 620 First avenue, Ed Martin, formerly captain of the police force, has secured a position as policomun for thie Milwaukee road in this city. The members of the Young Men's Chris- tian association will hold a weeting this evening at the rooms in the Merriam biock. Mr. and Mis. Samuel Haas have sold the groperty at 417 Broadway to Winborn J. tlingham, jr., of Fulton, Ga. The price paid was §10,000, Marringe licentes were issued yesterday to Charles J. Peterson und Hunnab Nelson of Omsbn, and to Nels Jensen of Council Blufts and Mata Sorenson of Omaha. Lily Camp No. 1; Royal Neighbors, will meey this alternoon in regular session at tho Kuights of Pytuias hall. Al members are urgently requested to ve present, as there is business of importance, The members of Fidelity Council No. 156, Royal Arcanum, Yeave at 7 o'clock this even- fng for South Omaha to institute n lodge of the order there. TI'hey wili start from the corner of Brondway and Sixth street. information has been received from Load City, S. D, to the effect thatT. Manuban, whno left this ity and went to that placo some time ago, had been badly injured ina collision between two engines, one of which ha was running, ou the Dakota Central road. The police received word yestorday morn- ing from the authorities of Omaha, noufying them that John Daugherty, the 14.year-old son of ex-Policeman Daugherty of Omaba, had run away from home, and requesting them to keep a lookout for him on this side of the river. Attempts wers made Monday night to rob the residences of k. H. Haworth, corner of Fourth avenue and Kleventh street, and I, A. Bixby, on Lincoln avenue, At the latter place ha succecded in getting as far as the roof of the porch when he was discovered and made his escapo by turning a somersuult 10 the ground. May Palmer, who has enfoyea considerabla notoriety lately on account of the circulation of u repori that she had attempted to commit suicide & second imo at a house on Pierco street, states that the report is falso. She claims to hayve been in Omaha on the night when the alleged suicide took place and names Nelite Miller as the woman who n!alv attempted suicide, Jotin Murphy, who lives near the corner of Broadway and Thirteenth street, gave a privato atbletic exhibition yesterday after- ncon that resulted in his wifo losine n large shure of her countenance, She got away and happening to mcot Captain Maltby of the police force in front of her house she in- formed him of what had happened and asked that her husband be arrested. Murphy had ust slid out, of the back door and was ‘mak- ng o flying leap down the bank of Indian creck when no was naboed by the officer. He was slated with assault and battery and will bhave a heariug in police court this morning. The school board has awarded the con- tract for building the additions to the Ave- nue B and Twentieth avenue school build- ings to Wickham Bros. for $8,203 ana §2,874 respectively. The contract for the plumb- ing at the Avcnue B addition was awarded to the New York Plumbing company for $112, A resolution was also adopted ‘Tuesday right that the following members of the senior class of the High school shall bo gragduated: Nellie Hepford, Helen Don- ahay, Kntie Shepler, Sadie Davis, Hattie Groneweg, Birdie Marsh, Fannie Brock, Charles W, Waite, May Botts, Anna De- Groet, Mattie Clark, Belle Fletcher, Chris- tine Nelson, —_— A FEW Necessities In the Tollet Dopartment Offered the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, In. 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 sc. A genuine castile soap, a very fine toilet sonp, 8 cakes for 10c. The Cotton Oil Co.’s Copco bath soup, large cuke 10c or 8 for 2c. Olio D'Oliva Livorno, a pure castile soap, 7¢ a cuke or 17¢ a case of 8 cakes. . Boston Store glycerine soap, an ex- ‘quisite toilet soap, 5c u cake, Fels & Co.’s sanitary soap, 5¢ a cake. Colgate & Co.’s castile soap 106 a cako or 3 for 25c. Toroco’s toilet soap 9¢ or 8 for 252, Fels & Co.’s Carolina tar soap Yc, or 3 for 25¢. The genuine Penrs soap 124c a cals Brown Windsor and glycerine, made by the Lady Grey Perfumery Co.. 12ic a cake, Our 22 soaps, Heliotrope, Lilac and Cashmere Bouquet. Cuticura soap l4c a cake. Cape Muy Bouquet 16¢ a cake. No. 4,711 White Rose Glycerine, highly perfumed, 17¢, or 8 for s0c. Best perfume extracts made by Bean and Vail Bros., Philadelphia, Pa., 25¢ un ounce. True imported bay rum 50c a bottle. A very good bay rum for 25¢ a boule. H. Micheison, St. Thomas, W, L, bay rumw, sold all over for 50c; our price 3 Patti complexion bleach $1.00 per bottle. J. A, Pozzoni’s face powder, known the country over and sold evorywhere for 60c; our price 33c. Tdeal tooth powder 20¢ a bottle, 0. C. O. tooth powder with sample hottle perfume, 20¢ u case. BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO., Council Bluffs, Ta. See us about WALL PAPER, WINDOW BIIADES, CURTAIN POLES und ad justable White .. window screens, suitable for any ordin- ary sized window, in two sizes, at 25c and 33c each, Ogden house furnishes boara and roum at popular prices; from $25.00 to #35.00 per mouth, accordivg to room, Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest test. ——— Tad o Hard £all, KA Harter, the 7-year-old son of a railroad man who lives near the corner of Seven- teenth avenue and Eligh street, met with a serlous and possivly fatal accident Yuesday night while playing in the second story of the -warehouso of the Weir-Shugmt Hardware company with a couple of young companions, A trap door chanced to be open aud it was so dark down stuirs that he did not. bappen to sco the bole beneath bis feor uwud he was suddeuly precipitated 10 the fioor below, & ulstuuce of twelvo feet. He siruck the hard foor on tho side of his heaq, und for quite awhilo ho lay thero stunned. His cowpacions called assistauce and he was #00n taken 10 bis howe where medical utten- tion was given him, Al duy yesterday o wus in 8 very critical cundition” and it was thouglt that be could not possibly reco He suffered from fructure of the skull near the base of the brain, and durh the groater purt of 1he day he lay in u balf u vonscious condition. Lasteveulng, however, bo was roported somewhat iwmproved, and there are hopes of his recovery, e —-— Chapman discounts every dealer on screen doors und windows. Sev him before you place your orders, 19 Bryunt slreet. o — . Jurvis 1877 brandy, better thun imp'L NEWS FROM COUSCIL BLUFES Attorney J. J. Shea the Victim of Des- perate Highwaymen, SEVERELY SLUGGED AND INJURED Suddenly Assaulted by Three Toughs While Enroute Home In the Ieart of the City—Will Not Hold Maher, The sluggers and garroters aro not all locked up. A party of three of them were abroud lust night and found a vieum in At torney J. J. Shea. Me. Shea lives on South Eighth streot, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, and no left his ofico in the Merriam block shortly after U o'clock to go home. .He went down Fifth avenue, one of the best lighted streets in the city, and when he turned the corner to go up Bighth street he noticed three mon standing in the full lare of the electric hignt. As he approached them they circled around him and one of thom shoved a revolver under his nose and bude him throw up his hands, The attorney thought 1L was some of ks friends trying Lo play a good-natured joke upon him, and bo laughingly replied that he would do so but that it would not do any good for he did uot have anything they wanted. The joke part vamished when the fellow with tho gun ropeated the order with a flood of infunity and un admonition that no fooling would be wolerated. Mr. Shea is a six footer and a mau of courage and tho thug with the pistol was surprised and staggered by a blow under tue eur that knocked him down, but before the uttorney could follow up the ad- vautage gained he was felied to the earth by a blow from a sandbug in the hands of an- other of tho trio. 'ho _blow struck shim in tho side of the head but only partially stunned him, and the thugs were ‘continuing 1o siug bum when ho begged them noi to strike him again, ana told them he would eivoup aud thut they tight have ail be possessed. T'hen they carefully searched his pockets ana found nothing of value excepting o fino lady’'s gold watch and chain belonging to Mrs, Shea. This they took, and after giving bim a parting kick and an admonition to lie stiil or chiey would kill him they left, dis- appearing 1 the adjoining alley. The rob- bery was committed right under the electric liglit that is swung across the street, wittin 100 feet of Shea's residence. Shea gives a partial description of the thugs, One was a tall man, the other a medium sized fellow. heavy set, and the third was a smaller man, When they were out of sight Shea got up and went to his residence, when he was in- formed by his wife that three fellows had been looking around the house and bad stepped out on the walk and went down tho streot towara the corner where they met Shea and took him because he happened to e the first victim that appeared. The blow from the bludgeon that fell across the attorney’s heaa produced a large bump and a thumping headache. After the robbery Shea followed the rob- bers to the end of the alley east of Kighth street on Fifth avenue and saw them disap- vear in the darkness on their way north- ward. A hack driver camo along at that minuto and Shea dispatched him to tne police station to notify tho police, while he stood guard over the end ot tho alley. Fortunately for the thieves, however, there was no ono at the other end cf the alley, and they found no difficulty in emerging from it into the wide, wide world, leaving behind them scarcely wace of their identity. Mr. Shea offers u reward of §25 for the return of the watoh, and no questions will be asked, | Internutional Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 First avenue, Council Bluffs, In. For cure of alcohol and opium disease. | Jarvis wines, the oldest and best., | Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 und 8 o'clock. Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. | Strawberry short cake at Masonic wemple, Suturday, June 4. | WILL NOT HOLD MAHER. Verdict of the Jury Purposely Arranged in anAmblguous Manner. The coronet’s jury that has been Investigat- ing the causes ot the deatn of Jack Wade for tho past three days completed their labors yesterday afternoon, little evidence being in- troduced in addition to that already pub- lished. At the conclusion of the evidence there was some discussion between the mem- bers of the jury us to the way in which tue verdict should be made out, but it was finully decided to leave it ambiguous as to the question who fired the shot that laid Wade low, and the following was finally adopted as a verdict suMfciently ambiguous to suit all the parties concerned: “An nquisition bolden at 14 North Main street, June 1, 1892, before F. T. Sey- bert, coroner of said county, upon the body of Jack Wade, there lying dead, by the jurors whoso nauier are hereunto subscribed. The said jurors upon their oath do say that Jack Wade cume to his death by & pistol shot wound from a pistol found in the pocket of W. M. Jones, and that the shot was fired in defense of the life of said V/. M. Jones. “In testimony whereof the said jurors have hereunto set their hands this day and year aforesmd.” This verdict in effect settles tho question of what shail be done with Maher. He is still confined 1n the county jail, but no in- formation has been filed against him, nor has any churge baen placed opposite his name on the register at tho police station, 1t was the wish of the suthorities that as much time for investigating as possitle be given, and thoy accordingly decided to wait uutil the verdict of the coroner’s jury shouid be ren- dered before mukiog any formal charge against him, His case will probably have a heuring 1n police court this morning, but be will undoubtedly be disch. o County Attorney Orean stated yesterday afternoon, after hearing of the verdict, that he did not see how any caso could be maude ag t Maher, and this opinion is shared by almost all who have watched the progress of tho testmony introduced at the inquest, That no more evidence has been introduced that would tend to make Jimmie Maher out to be a murderer is quite a disappointment to many who have watcaed him in Rl e of crime and wondered how he would finally turn out, but the police were unable to find auything that would establish his guilt, As it was well put by an attorney who has peen more or less interested in the case, the same providence that looked after George Washington seems to have scen to it that Maber should Lot get into avy trouble so deep that Le couldu't get out. ‘Mz, Jones rested comfortably yesterday aod felt quite well almost all day. He vomited frequently, and this is regarded as o fuvorablo symptom, as itit indicates thot the gall bladder bas pot b en injured, He was uot placed under the influenvo of opiates until 4 o'clock in the afternoon, Dr. Mucrue stat.d lust evening that ho thought his patient hud very good chanses of recovery. Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best E— A Line of Barguins, ‘We are headquarters for lawn mowers, refrigerators, gasoline stoves and bic) cles. The Hercules lawn mower cuts prass o foot high, A 12, 14 or 16-inch uwn mower for only $5.00, Gasaline stoves $3.00 to $8,00. Most complete line of bicycies in the city. SHUGART & SON, 11 South Main street. e e Jurvis 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers ——— Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, caturrh, Shugart block, Council Bluffs, — No Uso for +Downs," Mest luspector Welker came ucross a man yesterday trying to dispose of what is koown as & “down,"” @ beef that hus beon killed by { beiug trampled upon in the freight car by its THE OMAHA DAILY BEEXITTHURSDAY, 2, 1892. ——— WILLIAM TELL “Nour Motber TO USE NO OTHER SOAP FOR LAUNDRY AND HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES, THAN SN OAR L TT IS FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET ‘AND 1S MADE. ONLY BY N-K- FAIRBANK8CO. fellows, and then dressed for sale. The same tellow 'was cavght tryiog a similar trick a short time ago and was fired back to Omaha where he camo from. When the inspector saw that he was attempting to repeat tho ovcration he calied # halt. Examining t e beel in tho fellow’s wagon, he found it hor- rivly mutilated, the owuer evidently baving an exaited opinion of the guliibility of Coun- cil Biuffs butchers, He accordingly secured a can of conl oil, and bofore the seller knew what he was about he had quickly poured the contents of the can over the dais- eased beef. Ifo then notified tho man to leuvo for the Nebraska side of tho river as s00n as possible, threatening him with dire punishment 1f he should be found trying to sell “downs' in tho city again. As soon as the man with the meat could recover his tom- per sufficiently to talk he launched forth into a tirade of abuse and for scveral ;minutes road the riot act to the inspector with all its variations, He threatens to commence 8 lawsuit against the inspector, but the latter has no fear of his doing anything very rash. e ey Jarvis 1877 braady six gold medals. Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newost goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. Have you seen the wonderful 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 Main street. —_— W. H. Gray, the Hotel Godon chef is the gentleman who praparad the Grand banquet. Jarvis Wine Co., Santa Clara, Cal —— Charged with Perjury. The defense in the case of the state against Pyburn and Hodson, the East Omaha mer- chants charged with obtainicg money under false pretonses, took a change of venue yes- terday from the court of Justice Cones to that of Justice Hammer, and a continuance was granted at their request until next Sat- urduy. A new information was filed against Py- burn, charging him with perjury. The in. formation alleges that the perjury consisted in the amdavit made by Pyburn and filed in Justice Cones’ court alleging that Ed Shaw had been present when tho trade was made between Coyle and Pyburn & Hodson and would swear that Pyburn and Hodson made rosentations whatever as to the noto with which they had paid for Coyle's stock. The warrant was served upon Pyburn while he was in the court room. He gave bail at once in the sum of $300, and was released pending a heariug on Saturday. Another information was “tiled, Charles Fisher being made defendant. He is charged with stealing two show cases, two barrels of lamp chimneys, and some othor aricles, all belonging to Mrs. Jerome, from the store at East 6mnhn, which has caused so much trouble recently, and brought them to this side of the river. The stolen property was alloged to bo worth §75. His bona was fixed av 500, and on furnishing this amount he was released and will bave a hearing at the same time with the rest of the partics to the transaction. e Sickness Among Children. Especislly infants, s prevaleat at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food. Tho most successful_and rellable of all is the Gail Borden “Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keop it. Swanson Music Co., Masonic temple. pitat Ay Patronize blue ice wagonsfor Mo. river channel ice. Mulbolland & Co. Tel. 162, Sk Pastures for horses and cattle on George F, Wright’s farm south of Coun- cil Bluffs; 500 acres blue gruss; running water. For terms apply to James Raph at farm liouse opposite Wabash round house, or address F', P. Wright, Bald- win block. —— The ladies of Trinity church will serve hot dinner and supper in Masonic tem- ple, Saturday, June 4. The ladies of the First Baptist church will give a ‘‘self-denial dollar social” Thursday evening, June 2, in the church parlor. Refreshments will be served and an interesting program has been prepared. All are invited. —_— SOUTH OMAHA, Reglstry Boards Revised. The board of registration for South Omatia has been revised as follows, preparatory to the Nebraska Central bond election: First Ward—First precinet, D, L. Holmes, T. Smith, T. B. Hatchor; second precinct, TION, WM. F. CODY. “ Bufulo BiL" piliar with the famous wungnm i ld(mu show. prior to his venturo abroad, Mr. Cody ex M.i' ‘at Staten Island, in New York Harbor, where lie became afflicted with Malaria. Knowing the virtues of poo Indian Bagwa, Mr, Cody scnt o the agents for this wnmil:'rl;ll Tudian mmady.l l:nd after using &, w bottles was permanently cured. o s Yemirkablo medicine,” said Mr. Cody, *and I have known of ifs virtues a long time. You may use my name and nr that for what it claims to do it has no equal, and for malaria and chills it is far superior 10 quinine in many ways.” 'his, from the leading plainsman in Amer- jean Mistory, & man whoso integrity is un- questioned, should prove beyond s shiadow of doubt that Kicka) Indian Sagwa is just ‘what is claimed for it honest medicine of superior curative qualities, combining the best of the vegetable kingdom gathered from the forests and gardous of nature. J. C. Carroll, P. H. Barrett, A, H. Murdock; thied procinet, £l H. Doud, Bismark Nitsche, P, L. Monahan, Second Wara—First precinet, W. S. An- derson, D, H. Harrlngton, M, F. Haley; second precint, Jerry Looey, John McCon- nell, James Londy; third precinet, A, N. Hagan, Charlos Clipp, James Callatian. Third Ward —First precinct, Patrick Trainor, John D, Dowd, John Sautter; second recinet, Thomas Dowling, J. L. Olson, J. C. owley. Kolly, Fourth Ward—D. R. Scott, J. M. Authony Smyth, Gordon A pleasant wedding ceremony occurred at the First Presbyterian church yestorday afternoon by which John M. Gordon ot this city was united in marriage to Miss Bertha 1. Bose of Omaha. Tho wedding march was rendered by Mrs. E. D. Munshaw while the bridal party prssed before the altar. The ceremony was performod by Rev, Robert L. Wheeler. Last evening tho young couple were ten- dered a reception at the home of Nathan T. Gordon on Missouri avenue. A large party of invited guests were present who joined in wishing the young couple many yoars of happiness, Mr. Arthur Copeland of the Union Pacific office will wed another of Omaha's young ladies at noon today. The prospective bride is Miss Kate Elsass of Omaha and the wed- ding ceremony will be performed at the home of the bride by Rev. Robert L. Wheeler of this city. Mr. Copeland is well and favora- bly known 10 South Omahs, und the young couplo will havethe best wishes of his many friends. They will reside at Fifteenth and Center streets in Omaha. Muy Kestival, The May festival of St. Agnes church was repeated at Blum's hall last evening. The drill of the St. Agnes cadots was a feature of the ontertainment and the cadets showed a creditablo proficiency, A piano solo by Miss Teresa Casey, a vocal. duct by Miss Casoy and Miss Jeuuio Kane, a solo, by Gus Ty, and a harmonica solo by James O'Brien com pleted the program, after which 1ce cream and cake were served. ose. Notes and Fersonals. C. I. Beck of Tekumah wuas the guest of J. €. Cornish yesterday. eorge C. Francisco of the Cudahy com- pany has returned from El Paso, Tex. The occupation tak '1ists will be completed about the middle of tho present month. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.Sekora are receiving congrafulations on the birth of & daughter. Aaron Schutz, clork at the Delmonico, left yesterday for irtle, Pa., where he will visit triends, Jumes Schenck returned from Belvidere, 111, yesterday, whoro he went to attend the funeral of a tive. The Methoaist church society of Albright will give an entertainivnt and festival at the church this evening. Young Dempsey, who is to meet Dan Daly in a giove contest June 17, has arrived in the city and s in active training. Hiley Chittonden, who has been visiting his relatives and friends 1n this city, has re- turncd to his home in Montana. C. M. Rich,business ager of the Stock- man, veturned yestor from Minnesota, whero he spent his annual vacation, John Mahar has returned from Chicago, where he was married last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mahar will reside at Twenty-third and R streets, A council of the Royal Arcanum will be instituted at Knights ‘of Pythias hall this ovening The organization starts out with over fifty members, * The uxPlo!lou of a lamp in the Fowler block on Twenty-fourth street resulted in a fire alarm at 7 o'clock last night. The blaze ‘was extinguishea by the time the fircmen ar- rived. Thomas Fiaberty has boen transforred to hose company No. % vice James Donohue, and C. L. Porter will take Mr. Flaherty’s place on No. 1. Tho change goes into effect this morning. The sentiment among South Omaha busi- ness men is almost unanimous in favor of the Nebraska Central bond proposition. It is believed that the success of the projoct will result in material benefiv to the busi- ness interests ot the city, —_—— DeWitt's Sarsaparilia cleanses the blood, incresses the appetite and tones up the sys- tem. It has benefittea many paople who have suffered from blood disorders, It wull help you. Chas. Lunkley, Funeral Director and Undor: aker, 811 Broadway, Counc’! Bluffs, Lolephone PRO, OSALS FOR STEAM HEATING-DE purtment of the Interior; office of Indinn affairs, Washington, D. O.. May 0, 1892, Seuled roposals, endorsed “Proposais fo: Stewm Toating,” nnd addressed to the Commssioner of Indlun Afuirs, Washington, D. C.. will be recelved at this office datil 1 o'clock b m, of Monday, June 6, I82/for the furnishing of all noceasary mutorials and Iabor and placing in position, complete and.geady for use, one low Dressure return circulating steam heating and ventituting pparatus for th threo Iidlun school bulidings ut the Shoshono Indliwn agency, Fremont coumty, Wyo., the bollcrs for sald apparatus to bo pliséed 1’ the basement of one of the buildinga us tho office may direct. Plans snd elevations of the buildings for the guldance of the biddors fn the prepuration of \ay be examincd ut the office of tho o’ of Omahis, Neb, opublican” of Denver. Colo, the *Teib, of Salt Luke City, Utub, und at thisofce. Bidders uro ro- beir bids with dosig nd pacif Ktoum heating and nilating avpuritiy proposed to bo fur- nished, sald desizns i speo fleations to be adapted Lo the bulld Mg Lo which thev are to bo upplied. The rights4s resorved to rojoct any or ail bids orismy pure of any bid if deemed for the best ipbagest of the servico, CERTIFIED CHECKS, Euch bid must be aecompanied by a cortifiod check oF draft upon sani United - Statos de- pusitory or soivent Nutlonul bank in the vicinity of the residenco of the biddor, muas syuble to the order of e commissioner of ilin wiTaics, fOr At least & por cent of tho amount of the proposal, which cheek or druft Wil b forfelted ta the United Staies in ouse any bidder or bidders receiving un award shill fall to promutly execnte i contract with #00d und sufficlent suroties. otherwise to be returnod to the bidder. Blds accompaniod by cush in Lou of o cortified check will 1ot Lo considered. kor further luformation apply to Miqee B MORGAN, Gotumissloncr, CITIZENSSTATE BANK Of Councll Blums Capltal stees ... Eurpius und Profits ..8130,000 " 80,00 g uy nd » - Teansaol conoral Danks Ing businoss. Liries: capital und surplus of uny bink Lu Southwestern Lowa. ‘INTEBMSL‘ O TIMADEPO3IT3I JUNE ~ CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PRODUCTION. JARVIS 1877 BRANDY RICH, RIPE AND MELLOW. Aged in our cellars. Indorsed by the Med- ical faculty every- where as being the purest,‘safest and best stimulant. Ask for it. Take no other. Be- ware of imitations. Has been awarded six gold and four silver medals, at different world's expositions. JARVIS WINRKR CO. GROWERS, DEALERS AND DISTILLERS, Santa Clara and San Jose, California. G. W, PANGLE, M. D. | Onaha Medical and Sureieal “l"l'::": ::fl T:A?;";T:M:m %‘ETIQUETE' & [ @ B FIRMARY ‘WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- FOR THR TREATMENT —OF ALL— Chrei 4 Sunie) Digasy tes, apparitus nnd Remodios sful ¢ of overy form 40 reg odical or surzdeal troatment, 6 beds for patients, boird ani attendanse Best accomo1ations 1n the west. Writo for cire on doformities and braces, trussos, club foet, ouryatires of spino, 1ics, Cuniors, Gance reh, bronch(uis, int halalon, e ectricity, Duaralysis, opilepsy, kid- o noy. biaider., oyo. oar, skin and biood und all 1 treat the following Diseases surgica’apeention Y. F \) A SPEOIA Catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Lungs; Dis. D[SEMES OF W MEN S5k eases of the Eye and Ear, Fitsand Apoplexy, Heurt | Women IFIRER. W .,fln'.w.m.z‘fsl'f RO ILroamen 0 Disease, Liver Complaiut, Kiduey "Complaint, | jy department for women durinz conf Nervous Debll'ty, Mental Depres- mxnhy uhvulu.lg Unly ltulln‘“:n’;‘udlgm“flx‘: sion, Lo of Manhood, Seminal | stitutoma nfi».l‘mul.u o sl 2 J PRIVATE DIS©BASES Diabetes, Bright's Diease, 8t. Vitus' WoB 5 DIBE Thsangetautin, Tamlvis Wil Swaling, | /Moo Dl Sienstuiy, ueston Berofuia, Fever Sores, Cancers, TUMOrs | without meroury. Now. festorative ‘Treats and Fistula in ano removed without | ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- abie 10 visit us may be treated ut homo b the knife or drawing a drop of | torruspon ‘once &1l communicutions coall. m‘d 1th: ' Dropsy o without tapping. dential. Medicines or instruments sent Ly mail oF express, socuroly packed, no marks to Special Attention given to private :-‘;gvcwsl&;l':’n’lenu|urL-|l:|nduT One porsonal In- e s O . and Venereal Diseases of all kinds. | [SIYRY BrUIeEre b Gall wnd consult us or sond 850 to 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- ease I cannot cure without meroury. FREE: Upon Vrivate, Tape Worms removed in two or three hours, or ng 0 {4 poy. Hemorrholds or Piles cured. Speciul or Nervous Dise enses, Impotenoy, THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Blyphllll. Gleot und Varico- cele, with question {15t Braces, Ap) for Detormitles & Truses. ‘Will eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or usin, Only manufactory inthe Westof DEFOil- g L’,;IT;“‘IL"[’(‘II;A A‘\l‘)fiii"g‘l{llflaflh. KLECIRIV DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. o The only Physiclan who can tell what alls & person without asking a question, LIS, Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broaiway, Coungil Blui¥a, Al correspondence strictly confidential, Medloing sent by express. Addressall letters to Ten minutes' ride from center of Omaha on 6. W. Pangle, M.D Omaha nnd Councll Bluffs elestrio motor (ine. 888 Broadway, Counecil Bluffs, lowa. tor succe of dls¢ Slms & Saunde[s-—fil}urnuyt at law Prac in the state and feders) courts, Kooms COUNCIL BLUFF3 STEAY DY& W0R%) 4 4und 5 Shugurt Beno block, Council Bluffs, Ln, All kindsof Dyelng and Cleantn r done in thy Lishest stylo of the art. Faded and stained Saue Your Eyesight, : ‘ : . feuthers cleaned by steam i first-cluss man- 5 ner. Work promptly done and delivero | inall purts of the country. Send for prico list. C. A, MACHAN, - - PROPKIELOR 18Broadway, Noir Northweitsea Dipr Cor 1. Buueri Lo va DR, C. GRE WO, _Thoonly Jogally graduatod Chinoso physiolan EIght yoars' study. Ten yoar ence with all Known ¢ all chronic easss glvon up. by and seo Kim oF Wit For quost hink your oaso hopaloss. b 30U 80, but try tho Chinese ¢ rs_cannot give. s romodios - his 0o thousand No Injurious bolion. Rationad nes. Tho world his witnes 1als 10 throo years' praction decoctions, 1o narcotics, 1o troatment And permunent oure. Following casos successfully troatoa and curod, ven up by other doctors: oneern: stant sufforor for many yoars trying ip, 1 ) tism and Dyapepsia. and afts; Lknow of and recolved heard of Dr. (- (oo Wo In tho papers and eonol 10 try his medicinos, which eured mo in & shork 1 My family woro also sick. but the doctor cured them all right. Thavo also o T of friends, whom ho curod also troubles. Call on me for particulars THOMAS 2 Harnoy Street, Omaha. ” OMAIA, Nob,, March 30, o Whom it May Conoern; 1have boen o tro uble and lef from any of the doctors | tronted with. 80 badly run dow h lve a month, My fri and I had Jost all courago mysolf. C. (60 W0, an ho was cure o call and 408 him without ¢ 1 had tried all could find and all tho patent medicin out rellef. 1 finally made up my 1 it thy Chineso doctor, and from that moment dates my I nccopted his torms and placed mysolt 1am now entirely woll and owe my . oo Wo, and take groat ploasure in ding othors to him, 2 2 tima’ sufforer with stomach noral dobility, and could find no ro- 1 was it Impossible to had glven me up to dle, A friend told X CULVERT, Northwest corner Twolfthand Farnam stroots, uns der Iron Bank, Omahi POCATE] To Whom it May Concern: 1 have boen n constant sufferer for elght yoars with a dixordered stomach, blood polsoning and in- digestion, and tried o great many doctors and rem- edlos, but got no holp. My caso [ d A frion I L mado no dolay tn doing. ined me and told mo he could cure me, and 1 now stand completely cured, o living withess to hie great skill as n healor of thesick, and am ploased 10 bo ablo to recommend him to all'suitering people. ALF. KDE. . 1daho, April 2, 1802, quiek consumption on lung—glven up to die. A. 0. Moel, Onkland, In., kidney antliver trouble forten yoars stroot. catarrh, yours standing. 1Tas for salo the following prepared romedios ag £1.00 a bottle. six bottles for &.0, for the o 4 Astimn, Catarrh, Heada Dlood Polsoning, Rh Hsm, K Kidney and Liver Complalnt. only by Clinese Medicine Co, No ngonts. Capltal, $10,00). Office, 16th and California Sls, Omaha, Neb SPECIAL NOTICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. {/OR SALE—Extra fine, thoroughbred, sey oull, solid color, registercd stock months old. 725 8. First street. T¥ QU hnve angthing for eule or trade seo E. H. Shenfe, Brondway and Maln streot. 00 [OWA farms for sale. Improved 16) aores in Harrison county, $10.00 por ucro; 12) ncres dmproved, $2).00: 8) ucres, 817.0) For barzain3 in lowa ana Nebraska furms oall on or write toJohnson & Van Putten, Councll Blufs, JOR RENT cley. E. I Sheaf OR SALE—A frame si good ropair, xood sized lot. price $1,000, monts or trade. E. H. $heufo, Brond= Dwotllnzs In il parts of the honfo. Brondway und Main. easy pa; way and Main streef. JTORAGE and Commission—Stoves, furni- Peure, stored und sold on ¢ L K 320 B N investment varzain. New doublo house situnted at Nos. 114 and 1 6 8. 7th St., Coun= el bluffs. Improvement, new and first-class house, contuins 14 rooms, £ bath rooms. 2 fine puntreys, 10 closets, front und b hot and co'd water sorvice, gus, et #8500, wiil sell at u bargain und solicit bons fide ‘offers. Forest Swmith, Baldwin bloc) lowest Kinnenu wo-story brick dwelling, two tenants, 81X roomns each; centrally loonted on electric motor track: price $4,000.00, less mortgnge of : will trade for lund. 'E, H, Sheafe. Brondway and Main street. ¥ SALE—On sminll payments. fruit and garden Iand near Council Bluffs, E. H. Shenfe. Broandway and Main stroot, Mynster streot, two-story frame dwelling In”excollent repalr, seven bath nnd ull modern convenlences; 3 Slienfe. Broud way und Main, OR SALE OR RI profitable ment ma from $5,00).00 to #7.000. 0 bank book will show it; glit edzol. splendid business chunce: § years' loase on bullding M, Bee offive Council Bluf o1 $1RABLI offico rooms for ront In Brown building, fronting on Pearl and Maln , with all modern conveniences. For rms apply to A B. Nicholus or H. O, Oory, room 6, axents for bullding. T—Largest and most t In tho west, dolng sh bus:ness a month; OR RE! with 9 roo 18, 0no of Lh Bluffs; rent, £15.00 per month, Broadway and Maln stroet. T—020 Second four-room dwelling on pr.ce. 876): smull monthly pay=- 11, Sheate, Broadway and Miin, POR RENT— Wo of the best Currigg fluts on t. Fourth stroe OR SALE—Ncbraskn 1anas in oxohange for stock of clenn sniublo hurdware. K. H. Ehoufe, Brondway and Muin streot. MOR SALE—Furnitue fixtures lease and zood will of hotel with 40 rooms in a good i will trade for stock of generul E. H. Sheufe, Broadway and OR BALI comfortable tive room dwell- ing near rmount park. Pr 5% cash, bulance In monthly piym Sheafe, Broadwiy and Muin street. 1x-room . price, § unce In monthly paym Broadway aud Muln streots. PR BAL arguin, throo-room dwell- ing, lot 1 fth avenue, price will tuke team good horses in trado wnd balnce in wionthly puyments. E. I, Sheafe. Broudway and Main streets, TJOOR BAL dweiling, b dwe #100° cus) E. 4, Or trade. A six-room frame 2hith myenue, cor. 20th st., price . Bheafe, Broadway and Muin sts. dry goodw, 0. Wi take i Gush, B . K St notlons und shoes. price 1, AUALO 10 PUrt, must huve $ho o fe. Broadwiy and Maln st The only hotel In o nell B 4 an ico um purlor With g0 do ruiture In- volces ut 81,000, buliding 82,000, Will trade for xood resident’ property in ol Biulfs, a soap for the rizht party, E L Bheafe, Broud- Wiy and M : Eyes tested free by nn EXPERT OPTICIAN Perfect adjustment. Buperior lenses. Nerv- ous headache cured by using our Spectucles — ; = and Eyeglusses. Prices low for first cluss FI“E Fun""“nE, §oods. and every other grade demandel by THE ALOZ & PENFOLD COMPANY, an“Cluasos’ of trade. BE'S OLD STAND, 114 8. 16th St., Creighton Block, 207 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs. YV EGET gardener wantod. A thors oughly experienced vegotubie gnrdon non: othors need uppiy. Send recommen tons 10 box 4 Council Blufls, Tu. ANTED-A stonographor at Sandwich NManutacturing Co. ofice, Counell Bluils for short tiue on.y. D—To b ving horse; welght tro ulso 1o trade a roarly new one-seuted tp bugky for u two-seated one. O, B Devoll, 1005 Broadwag, Councll Blalrs, nice, voung 050 1o 1,100