Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JUNE 92 3 THE OMAHA BEE. NEWS FROM (OUNCIL BLUFFS | s, wo v o o vt | & Lipcly Adyises [Ladies| CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PRODUCTION. SPECIAL NOTICES. —_— of flowers, some in dosigns, large crosses, INCIL BLUFFS o g ¢ covU 5 2 0. ¥, Orofts D elrv ‘Nm'r- in the form of mounds. Cages il COUNCIL BLUFFS. rah i ? P ey, G. W. Orofts rmi of singing birds added to the decorations & OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. | i P etermined to Lieave | £ MUEPHille warvlors joinod in te sont | . . - Y l ia Present Location, service, | A Few Secrets from Her Own Extea fine, thoroughbred, Jer- s Similar servies were heid at the Trinity . | id color. registered stock; ¢ Teivered by Carrler to any partot the City — Methodist church in the worning and at the Experience WHich Can Be ' S8 First streot 1. TILTON, - MANAGE HIS CONGREGATION SERIOUSLY OBJECTS | ™"t Bavtistia the evenine. Profitabl} "adopted RICH, RIPFE AND MELLOW. FFLEPHONES] Buenes Office, Mrs. L. R. Patton, Roox tes: | bty e \ . rd, [IL, writes nt Fditor - “From persont! Sxperience I can recommend | by Otieérs, e e s | Die€islOn of the Popuinr Minister Finally | DeWitt's a curs for impure 3 MINOR MENTTON, Announeed nt Yeste — Caught a Covington Grnbler Ih converago Councii Blufis Tumber Co., coal. e LIV Commencing Monday 1 will sell until | 8¢l cate.nnt ' snering <o Chautaugua office, No. 10 Pearl stroet 1 close out all trimmad goods at absc seit What the ey F YOU have anything for sale or trade seo Sheate, Broadway and Main street 1 TOWA farms for sile. Tmproved 16) acres in Harrison county, §16.0) par nore fruproved, £2,00: $) acres, 81291 For barzainy in fowa ana Neuraskd farms oall on or write toJohnson & Van Putten, Council Miafls ¥'e Services— | 1knaw acharmin | And nitractive w W0 knows more beautifa ther indy 1n this city wails el often wutiful wom and 1 have 1 think Indies d JFORRENT-Dweilings u all parts ot the’ | | he prope caee. Hoh & 3 { clty. E L Shoafe, Broadway and Main, Mizpah Temple, Prthian Sisters, will gve | Several weeks ago Rev. S, W, Crofts, the | (U cost, andall other millinery goods | {iZ Y B e st et | Indorsed by the Med \¢ed in our cellars. QTIRAGE and o ves. farnie N wdsy ovening, 14, . A v o | way down. Mis L. Ragsdale, Cour on, 2120 thobg th B ik & y cnite it ote., stored wni ) on at g, focial Tuesday eve poet preucher,” presented bis_rosigagtion | (e Mies B Lo Hemsie, COE | i i ey ical faculty every Has been awarded sig] | Erestrate i ihneuan wway, The funeral of William ( an will | 8% pastor of the First Congregational |y, How miny w o i | lwhere as Deir the . Sl 3 YOR SALE—On smiall paymients, frult ana’ 1 take place tuis afterncon at 2 o'clock from | Church of this city. Ata subsequent meet i ! B, SoerinRd ,}' LA | > A garden tand noar Councit Rlufts E. 1 the residence of his brother-in-daw, J. V. | ing of the church sction wes taken to inauce | _Come to the feast of I,"rvln'rilv_n at the % this inegely Tr | l\m-c\'_ <afest and '»k‘\? gol 1 an 1 four 51]“‘] | Sheufe. Broadway an | Main streot a Sadowsk, 1727 Fourth avenue. him to reconsider the matter and withdaraw | I'iret Presbyterian church, Thursday, e oy The Twin City Chuutauqua mauagement | bis resignation June 16, Admission and refreshments knew 1 b stimulant. Ask for it. | JOOR RENT-03 Second avenue. dwelling ave sccured Congressman J. C. Burrows of Faataed : s Anacanoet Ty de: | 25 Se:te. hamething that woutd ACict Ay : y medals, at differer T gl R R iy gt Michtsun for ol deb il 15 with Con T T e —— Dt Bve ar e Take no other. Be- Counetl Blufls: rent, & ber month. K. H gressman Bre kenridge of Kentucky cision to bis eongregation. It was that he oaa lows’ morial, AR TREY R R worl 1's expositions Stieafe. Broadway and Matu sireet Rebecon, wite of W. M. Walker, dieq_of | ¥ould go. He sald that te had thought Memorial exercises were held vesterday me hARY o - ware of imitations. : I | JOOR RENT-Two of the best Carrizg flats on - cancer lost evening, uped 45 vears, Tho | fully and praverfully considered the matter, | afternoon by the members of the various . Fourth strect ——————— S ——— }p- R SALE—Furnitue fixturss fease and eocd wi th 40 rooms fn « good v for stock of zoneral Sheafe, Broadway and funeral will oceur from the residence, 1525 | and while personaily gratified at the request | Odd Feilows’ lodges of the cty. Owing to Avenue B, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'cleck. | made by the church, yet be felt it to be for | the warm w her the attendance was not so » Itis stated that L. Wagner, a merchant | the best iuterests of all concerned that ho | laree as had been expected, but the exercise® | W NEROTU T IINGGPUE tailor who had a sbop near the corn of | should insist on his resignation being mc- | Were very interesting throughout. D. C ure Maltis the only one which recely Brondway and Pearl strects, has disappeared | cepted. Bloomer oficiated as noble grand and G. L. S "‘!".’ an and a mumber of creditors are looking J;} the words of the resignation it was to | Jucobs as vice grand. There are fifty-eignt v i for him. go iulo effect the lat of August. Itis not | names of 4aceased OJdd Fellows on i Dick Landon and Duteh Boyington, two | known what Mr. Croft's plans are for the | the rolls oi the lodge: di- ACFRUION, £0r they fre wn in e ix of faties have fonud t n necess ¢ in mind, WOwever, Uit 1§ (s b Mutn strect. 14 OR SALE-A comfortable five room dwell- ing near Falrmount park. Price. $LS00 & cas| nee in monthly paym. w . Shen andway an i Maii stre VOR SALE—A b ing. 1918 Fifth tuke team e monthly pay and Mar str aln, three-roow dwell- venue, price #90) wil orses 1 teade and badance in cata b I Sheafe. Broadway W frame 21th &L, priee And Main sts. LSALE-Or trade. A Hine, Eighth avenuc, ¢ . i, Sheafe, Broadw for fighting at a saloon on Lower Broadway respect of this comm es ey werd sisted with Giioriing he pance. | A% bo declared His docision yosteRay mora: | Were malo by the following mewmvers in INSTITUTE. Tho ? e Meyar® 10g, tears came to the eyves of many in his moration 0f those who have passo bo launching of the “Max Meyer” at e R N T Mo T n gt BN\ foh et will §6 HAd Japers of | City, and during the days of deliboration | Rapp and John Schickentanz for Humbold ot i e el p el { fnars ottside of the chureh mve exprossed | Drs. Lillian Huft and Mrs. DB, Witter for lNFlRMARY he AOTEC 0 e. Blitbel vl $Eey T > i the Daught cvekah. The tpseche e e Heotherhned of Tngineers gave | the:seives vory strougly against the iuea of | the Daughtors of ‘Revekah. The tpacchos X i et congregation, end there was evidently the Manawn, which was to have taken pla e 3. 1. Iaoo0s allowing Councii Blufts were iniersperse sic as follows P = PG by Bk g e ing Council Blufts to Tose who, by interspersed with mu f@i@ FOR THE LENT—Eizhi-room dwell Wash- 0 uve. modern stylo anl oonven- | excelient repuir. reat §23. B i, Sheafe, Broadway anl Main sts. rers who ‘ Jolice | future, but into whatever field he may enter | vided as follows: Humboldt, No. 174, 1 Omah] “O[“Cl! fl”, \ B i e p and | Council Bluffs No, 40, 27; Daughters of Re- ( N ‘T Saturday afternoon, was postponed in- | decpest rearet at the prospective separation. B and s hree numbar of members | it ten and voice, bas doue so much for the | Clarinet ouet by Messrs. Ketaliic and Wit- circles, were srrested lute Saturday might | be will carry with him the friendsh b i nity in ite entirety. | bekah, 7; Hawkeye, No. IS4, 7. Address dcfinitely on fecount of the high wind, | This feeling is shared in throughout the . H. H. Barton for Hawkeye: Peter of the order from Omaha were presout. The | Publics0dad. ter, accompanied by Miss Ettel Witter: solo, i order from 14 were present. 3 N AT b l‘y ALE-T ¥ hotel In a small town A ———— H. J. Joseph: song and chorus by the “Suu l‘REA T “h\ l i ) 08 o | BufTs Hasan i evoning was snent enjoyablv in duncing and DeWitt's Sarsapsrilla is reliable, ms ;" vocal duct, Misses Stella Mclotyre 4 R | \\- cream parlor w 1irnde. Furniture In- olbor amusements, and refresnments were s and Ethel Witter. 5 e voleos it #,000, 1 0. Wil trade for scrved. HOT WEATHER. Sl 3 —o[‘ \..:,_. S e ronAe tlenry Hansen met with a serions accident F. . Sheafe. Broad- Baturday night in Winchester's salcon Bargains in the Wash DeWitt's Sarsaparilia dostroys sucn i east Brondway. Just how it happened state Loston Store, Co ods Line at the | Sous as scrofuls, skia disaiss, czema, rha ments of those who were present differ, but I, ta. matism, lts timely Fe ¥ DS, e —— i 108, b 8 ho is suid to have fallen off the jco chest WASH GOOD:E Bt fuc. | u rant in a pros- Nebraska City, paving business, SALE- Hotel and while under tho 1= flucnce of hquor, and his our line of white goods, the most New York and Return. s 'l‘;fi“;.“.’,{‘ \ied % ”“l‘ fap. B Sheate, Brod Jeft leg was broken just above the instep. | complete in the city, at prices that will | July4to 6 one fare for the round of dis 1 edicalor VW ANTED Nebrasia Tands Tn Ho was taken to his home on Washinzton | astonish the most shrewd buyer, being | trip.” Choice of routes from Chicago. | s beds for RNy ANTED-Nulrasks lanis 1 avenue, bought for gpot cash by our New York | Return limit August 15 Call at Chi- W Best ac n the west. Broadway and Main stree Sadlaibii i aiu ol b Il ELb cago. Rock Isiand & Pacific Ry. ticket | yraces triissea. A DOR SALE—A mare and_colt. Will tike Francis Xavier's Catholic church yesterany Whe show a nice line of checks at 5¢ | effice, 1602 Fa piles, tuniors, OAncer, cntarrh, bronchitis. 1ne payment in lot filing. Avply 10 Leonard mormng was the rerdering of ~Havan's | 4 yued. Ciias. KENNEDY, G. N. W. P. . halusion, ¢ ocr) paralysis, epilepsy, kid- Everett 5 i ;! s, F, e, ON g ;. | sortment — q A SPECIALTY, Hnms' firs ition to Coune ufls. e awed | . AL15E, 17, 108, 20¢ and, 2ho, every: Rather fongh on Rats. DIDEAS b DP WUMEM Book on Diseases of % 7 Towa, O t cash und the balance in 2w in Swissstripes treet is being thoroughly overhauled | strictly vrovate, Onlv ke excellent training, and the solo parts were | thing in ~|m» =, ched very fine, At 25¢, somethins trade. Appiy o Leonard Everett, Council Blufts, Ia. »nfinewent. tuble Medical In- WA FOR PEST/f A LS. SALE—Stnndard bred. 7 you { The residence of Mrs, Kennedy, at 425 | with polka dot, very stylish. ted. An incideutal feature of the | Stitut ;-k‘-nl\. Speolultyo. | s ARG BR,’,}Q‘D)' '..”J ShnE R ek A North Tenth street, was entered uncere We show the latest craze in fine | improvementisa war of extermination of | A'l B'ood Diswises successtuily troatel N ORI Qnm by Gienwaod, record 2 “u fine 2 moniously by s burgiar last. Fridav, and the | Swisees with black ground and colored | rats. Ry usecf traps during the past ten | ¥ynilitio Poison removed frow the "eystom RUL A Bk i intruder broke suddenly on Mrs. Kennedy's | iryres, also in grey ground and bluck | daye there were captored und killea Jast without mercury rative ‘i'reat- well braken ngie or ¢ vision ns she opened a door. He brok . ment for Loss of VITAL POWEIL Persons un- able 10 vis't us may bo treated st home by about 1021 1bs May Lt sven at uwuml with white figures at Weat “Wroudway, jo—very | week bil. One day’s score reacned seventy- suddenly, however. and ran out of the door goods for summer wear. eight. Dogs were given the exercise of kill- | carrespon ence. {icom nTIGAtIoEs CoAT S Tatob Sin was found that the whole front part of tbe our line of black orgnn- | Rt E 2 oy van rats were turned | inail orexpress, securcly pach ANTih 1o RUG Stors for sale—An old ¢ house hnd been ransackea for money, but re still popular wilh a | Jooce in a Iittie room, used as the office, and | ind.cate contentsor sender. O il fu- TR T B T how much he fouad is not positively known absolutely fast black. u ot dog of Rood extorminating reputation | WCFYIEw preferret Call wud ¢ 1y sown, stk regdsiion gropetty W. D, Carothers, Claude H. Ogden, Ray [ Chilian eloth looks very much in ap- | was miveu o chance to monopolize gore and | wrappes cur | Choc: 4nd we will send In pia - - - ] Bixby, Georee Williamson, Walter Snooner | pearance to a fine French flunnel, but at | glors. He was plucky, but the rats showed | pnoK 70 MLN FREE: Upon I'rivate g SALE-Tarm, 18 acres To { and C. H. Giles of the Coune:l Bluffs Wheel | price withir » of all—our price | fight and backea him'into the corner, where » Sp or Nervous Dis asonr, witli Improve i " J club started out yesterday morning on their [ Jo16 o great getting 15¢ a | he fouxht on the defeusive until it became | enses Tpot s, Gleot und Varico SR el bicveles for a record bresking expedition ard: beauti * sy . | evider t that without help he would be de- | bt “\‘j % Dot & Trasei 1 Theg left the Grand hotel at 6 o'clock and | YATG: Dbeautil of patterns in | yegi0q in the battle. Two terriers were th e i factory fthe Westof DENO M- Fur sALe- 3 in D n went to Plattsmouth, raturning by way of | Stripes, figures, checkis, polka dots, etc. | added and iLe extermination was soon c 1T APPLIANCES, TRUSSES, ELECIRIY Co., low I B L v Glenwood, making a trip of fifty-five miles | und ull fast colors. pleted. BATTERIIS AND BILiS. i paxLrond wieadowy et anincre [ over a billy road. They reached home early | Crepon cloth, another very nobby fab- — Omaha Medical and Surdical Institute Slieate, Hrondway anchix B 1n the evening, making the last twenty miles | ric for light summer wear, our price Disense never successfully attacks a sya- - noil Blufs OR SALE—Choice furr awatiauiie \ in an Lour and forty-five minutes. only 124c. tem with pure olood. DeWitvs Sarsaparilla | 26th and Broadway, Ooncil Blufs Co.. lowa, E. H, Sheaf (dway wnd ] Mrs. B. M. Sargent entertained a number Pineapple tissues still hold their own | Wakes pure, uew blood und eariches wie old. Ufl.i'f.’."a‘.l‘i”“ s o Muin s of ber neighbors lust Friday evening at her home on First avenue. The cvening was | v GO Tale G Srlca malies svent in playing high five, prizes being [ SHIL V6 my “! A brice mnleect ] awarded to Mrs. W. H. Treynor and Mr. H, | & Very populur 1t weight dress for 3. Chambers, Thoso 1 resent were Mr. ard | summer wear—only!12ic. i _ Mrs. Chumbers, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Trey- | Challies for a ‘cheap dress are still »uncil B Summer Mattings. Don’t wear your hot, dusty, expensive wool carpets in summer. Tuake them up and put down the new Jap and Chinese son. Our range of patterns are WANTED—An expericnced real cstate 3 sulesmnn, who is well nequninted with city property. Address A, B.. fiee offive tion, For Nervos Prost QOR SA LE—7.00 of cencral mers nd Py s Dor, Mrs, L M. Treynor, Mrs. McKune, | good. A good line of lizht colors for Sc | MAUIDR, thut is cool, clean, healthful, | Hesasostios, tos RaHi L RIS Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Ferson, Miss | o yard. handsome and cheap. Go and see tho | FESReELd) sy Hilunee casi Shea oudwi ‘ ‘ My Davenvort, Miss Grace Deming and | “'At e some of the nobbiest patterns | 26% designs ot tae Council Blufls | Runter,the Eges Fimples S e Mr. J. L. Paxton. ever seen in_challios in dark figures and | C9TPet company’s Or e Ty Tage / Grosory stock fIxtures Lorses. . TR ground, regular 7¢ £00ds. Towa Red Men. p;;;j,;_n;,gf‘:hb;ud Dirangement ELOOL S MEEE R Lost, light sorrell driv: mare, 5,000 yards A-in percale, regular | Pottawattamie Tribe No. 21 sent a delega- srem of the, E weight 900 pounds, branded U. S. on left | 2. ) ehoulder, white stripe in face, foretop clipped, tail cut square, shod in front* had on old lenther halter. W Will give libers i goods, beautiful styles; while they | tion of thirteen to Missourt Valley Saturday last 10¢ a yard, : evening to institute Ogallala tribe No. Just to Hand—8 cases half wool outing | phe delegation was composed of Messrs. R G me. | flannels, to close 82c; 12 yards for $1.00. | L. Walliams, L. E. Bridenstein, E. B. Edger- 1 reward. A. R.|Twg weeksago the same goods sold for E. 1. Sheafe, Broadway nd Main strect k from Broadway, at GROWERS, DEALERS AND DISTILLERS, i ut crice ke b EN\rve Tonte Pills. the s B e, Tty or salc By Thru S e sty aaty e rooms one ilen avenue. i n, E. E. Belknup, C. L. Gillette, Bolt, SAFE, CERTAIK, SPEEDY. S e Mororco coverad mem. books Hooker, Council Blufls. 5o——the nicost thing in the world for | Bubiitz, DeGroat, Reigll, McMillan, Ch Dl gBiola Santa Clara and San Jose, California. oD fastened. containine chock No. 81 of = oo HOBB'S MEDICINE 0., 1 w1 ¢ ) k (3 ——— shirts: Bovs® walsta dreases:iele teusen, Hoffman aud Parsons. The wor —_— — — S Geo. W. Lipe & Co nk for Ei Hot weather prices in picture frames 4 BOSTON STORE. consumed nearly the entire night. The dele- smie e and other valuble pepers. Finder will r oy & Sherrnden’s art store. e et Wl it gation were royally entertainea by their N OMAL ED., LY nd strcot, or uv Wabash oftice, Merriun Y EURIB S HE st e R FOTHERINGHAM, \\(‘."f\‘_:‘('_'l{““;ll‘ O.. | Missouri Valley brothe Ogallala_tribo B mp R Jaiang toriy N lerriuw la. | was gotten up by Brother Stark of B ne, b & Doug r‘atronize blue ice wagons for Mo. river ) 5 M 5 L ia. ussistea by some brothers at Missouri 1 thunnel ice. Mulholland & Co. Tel. 162 | L. W. Tulleys, farm and city loans | Villey, and is Gomposed of most of the bust RP‘[L\WAY T M CHRD g TR Council Bluffs, Ia., 103 Peuarl street | ness and railroad men of that 1t vids Buy your hats early this week, while Demidleny fair 1o be one of the most prosperous in the W. C. ESTEP, the stock is unbroken. Louis’ special | Davis sells reliuble paints and drugs. | state. willinery sale. : FE T € : ven b Reltor, thetails Broadwag, has | DeWitt's Sursuparilla cloanses tho olood uneral Director, Embalmer PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, all the latest styles and newest goods. e SHyisaction VAT Pastures for horses and cattle on ©. P. McKesson has gone to Akron, O., on 14 N. Main Street, , p George F. Wright’s farm south of Coun- Bl oot 10th nnd Me business - S an Old Sentence. cit BluifTs: 500 acres blue grass; running COUNCIL BLUFFS. AU A. W. Johneon left Suturduy evening for a Ed Maher and his brother Jonn drovped | water. For terms apply to James Raph i Yisltio Oiionno, 1010 the city casuully Saturasy night on their | at farm hovse opposite Wabash round ———— — Mrs. D. ). Rocikwell and Miss _Angio re A et i e o rp s L way from Atiantic, whero they attended the | house, or address F. P. Wright, Bald- GITIZ NSSTATE BA\K C. R. Allen, formerly of this city, now of 11}-9. nen lf)unm.mum to Covington, N win block. WAL, Ottumiwa, 18 visiting frienas on Benton | Where they are running a gambling house. Commercial Pilgrims Will Pienic. sireet About a year ago Ed was arrested for rut- | Arrgngements are being made by the Mr. . W. Bushnell leaves tomorrow for n | ning a bunco gare on the street and was 0f Counctl Bluffs Oapltal stce ..8130,000 Ll 80000 Sy City Day Bxpross | 600 § S 10t Exn vin U. . Trans | 040 a1 i soara) | norTon B e o e s the isteine members of Council Bluffs council, 1, | Surplus und Prodis. Blixh U. P, Trs tham wisit of several woeks with frionds in | finec e ap) od c 0 the district % B ilg: P CHICAGD, 1L L & PACIFIC From Chicago. court and the judgment of the lower court fifi:‘:{‘\“}‘:fi‘i‘: gL Ameno, Sl Net Capital ani Surplus §230,000 - Union Depot 10th & Marey St | Eust 2. J. W. Peregoy is | pirectors—J. D. Edmuadion, L Shu ez, ) Hon. Spencer Smith lefi on Saturday for | Wes sustained. He lit out and the Lo e I ool on Saturday for | ohicers bave ~beon looking for nim | lhecoairman of the committe which has the Gleason, i B tart. L & Milfar J v, Hinsani swiihule Express.... 110 pm U i atten g T caye. ort _of " way ever | Matter in hand, and the place of holding the | andCharles It Hanaan. Trausactgenoral bank. NIZhU K XPrens. ... ors| B0 & way commission. IR P Tl O °r | gathering will be aunounced later. An invi. | 1N business, Larzes: capital und surplusof Fast Kxpress 10 m Lewis Wehnl, who was injured in the 3 & iR tation is to be exteuded to the Piigrims of | 40¥ buukiu Southwestern lowa i holavax: luins navigating oo Lower Broadway and gave 830 2 3 a S motor accident & week ago yesterday, is still | o G EE O S e them Justss they the Omaha council to join with their fraters { NTEREST ON TIiM& DEPOSITS3 confined 1o his bed 3 on this side of the river, and one of the fea- were boarding the Northwestern train, ana 3 o tivety E. H. Haworth has gone east for a | yapbed Jobn, under a mistaken potion that | tures of the day's entertainment will be o | Round the gutta month's trip. He will visit in Onio, Indiana | pe was the one wanted. His brother fol. | P8l game between picked nines from the two & PACIFIC 4 Marcy Sts. -percha, us o protection Fast Exp sas City (Exc TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, I Stinday from rocks and sea monsters, is a band > TR . = TR < et e . o c 2 (s L A. Schoedsack, Proprietor. ttices 621 Broad ouncil Bluffs g ON PACIKI ‘ snd Kentucky before returuing home. lowed him to the station to belp Lim out of | SOUBCiS. e of steel wires, covered with a resinous | gy, ”“\\: !‘;;nfih‘,‘l 1‘,\'01":?‘:""“]:]':‘ }m' )"] '“’ 2 l‘;'“\' ‘“ angit “‘ ““dl 1 Unlon Depot10th and Marey Sts,| On Miss Janey Baldwin leaves today for | his trouble if he could, ana Sneriff Hazen e Piae 9 210 prey sorcosion: | The ute | S 2inam B, @ ye, clean o efinish goods of every description k- T - 1 Donver, where she will spend the summer | was notified of his capture. The snerit | OBden Y'mun;e furnishes board and ;‘1"._‘11!:;]_“ i’.”rn(\-lix‘L!‘l“"l(;‘f'li" J},"..‘{,‘. ages received at either office or a1 the Works, Cor. Ave. A and 26th St., Council yisiting her sister, Mrs. W. 5. Ament. telephoned buck that be had no use for Jobn, | FOUIM it popular prices: from €25.00 or | mOet cure | EoR N eseuvo the com: | Blufts. Send for price list. OverlandFlye W. A. Highsmith, yardmaster at the trans- | but it was Ed to wanted. As the latter had | $85.00 per month, according to roow. )T‘t H‘"m"_\“ k‘ ol X’Cl“ © q) 4 '1‘“ ‘“l‘ Merchants who have shop worn or soiled fubrics of any character can have - 1 for, has returned from Dubuque, where he | wandered iuto the liou’s mouth, he was bit- TR ‘}:““‘.f'»n‘f’“ Wa0e of e ¥ miles of | 4hem redyed and finished equal to ne. v Maliss il :m. ded the grand lodge of the Masonic fra- l\::uis ‘!‘A‘t‘_\;:{:‘}ln“-s‘!: ll: n;: :l::xll;‘u ‘J‘l:l“ n“l‘%r: ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE. the cable. - BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the | Leaves |CHICAGO. MIL & s1. PAUL Ariive SRy 1 A P ¥ A ed. st approved machinery less cost thau ver before comabs! U P. depot and Marey Ste. Omahy Miss Clara Evans bas returned from Brad- | the old charge. John Maber was released. The New Line Between Africa und South I .1.I"-, 1 u. |,7 ; mMOoSt approv chinery, at less cost thau you ever paid befor T et fora scadewmy, which she has beon attendmg | = B0 i America. nansgor 40 the' question what 1s the - 1180 4 Chilcago Kxpr tho past year and will spend vacation with DeWitt's Sarsapare:a cieansss the biood, average “life” of a New York and Chi- ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Evans increases the appetit and tones up the sys- | . The lmlh- that is to be luid between Dr. A, P. Ranchort of Coancil Bluffs, to- | 1em. It nas bevefittoa many people who | Senegal and Pernambuco has been ether with his brother, Dr. W, H. Hanenete | Bave suffered from blood disorders. Lu wal | shipped from England and is now on its J of Owaba, have left with their families Jor | BeIP ¥ou. - way |mr”’;u :“‘1:‘"" ORaEY. 30 “'l'] ""'\‘_"" 4 en cxtended eastern trip, and before their 2 - T steamship Silvertown, says the New 4 return will atiend the national convention of | ”"‘nf”" 2000 ”“v wonde "l“l Hurd | York Sun. It wus constructed by the homa@pathic physicians. Oue of the exvectea | Fefrigerators, the newest and best out; | Teleyruph Works company of London, features of their 1rip will be a fumily reunion | the genine New Process and Quick Meal | gng g number of recent inventions have 8t the bome of thoir pavents in Kanesville, por stoves—light like gas—absolutel cago limited train, a Pennsylvania ra rond ofticinl says,according to the Phil delphia Record, that itis a trifle over six months, and the fact that such a twrain goes to the shops to be thoroughly overhauled and refitted twice n year will show how careful the gre VALLEY Arrives | ADSYRAEE:S =ren FOR PAlN 1 W bator 8ts. | Omata at railronds are 10 keep up the G ) been used in its construction, There | Ercit rutlronds ¢ 3 R P ey S R ) LiL., where there will be prosent all of the | safe. At Cole & Cole’s {1 Muin street. | Rave boon muny improvements in cavle | Siandard. Very often the trains show |\ yiops the most exoruciating paing; never fails 4o give omyato ~he saTers fl'u Tl NOkolg Giee. Buoday e, - five sous and their families. Four of the ——— v B e ) 8 n cav'e | but little wear, and only here and there e ity B i tr 19 whe anTeras s Ay (R P sous are phrsicians and one an attoraey. Dr. Chamberinin, eye, ear, throat, | [AKiBg since the first .'\.u‘nlh line fanp n the result of six months’ use be de- | o & OF MPEb S k'“x“"}'- ;‘.“‘“ ey pain ot chost or sl healichs, tosthar'ss, DT e saturrh, Shugart bloc, Council Blufls, | 18id, thirty-four years ago, by Cyrus toctod, but they are mevertheless | OF MY extornul pain, a fow applications, raboed on by hand, act like wagic, caus: Depot!1iek ani Wekstee Sis. W. H. Gray, the Hotel Gosdon — 1910800 216 nsaosinlon h "“"ll", Yo | ordered w the shops, stripped of their | o€ the baih. 0108t gion. For conzostivas, inflvnnal n-v. riaauatism, ne i e T AP o s TR 45 the gentloman Who propacel the Don’t forget to try Baird’s strawberry | TUB between Senepal in Africa and Per- | jniarior fittings, repainted, gone over | FalEln, lumbago, e atica, painsin the small of the back, more extendel and ra sloux City Express (£x Sund'y) [12.4) p 3 e TR e by ¢ ted appll ; f Su Paul Limice Grand banguet. e R T nambuco in dl was taken aboard | py"ihe workmen Of every department | Pedted appllcations are necossar \H internal paing, diarri I‘h dyseatiry, caliy, rr R i . — coiled up in three tunks and resdy for Trains leave for Manawa at 9, 11, Special millinery sale all this week, | Paying out at the bow end of the vessel, 8,4, 5,6, 7 und 8 ocld and grent reductions on ull trimmed | PO Bl tle stern, us was formerly the pasms, nausea, faintinz soells, nar 0151838, sle eplaisneds, are relieved instantly Bancroft Passenger (Kx. Sund'y nd quickly‘cured by taking inwardly 20 t38) drons in half a tumbler of water. 50cents a bottle; 801d by drugists. With RADWAY’S PILLS there is no better that took a hand ‘in originally con- siructing them, and then restored 10 the CHICAGO & NOWTI: W ENTERN | ATTIY Al . 10th and Marcy Ste A 4 4 cabinetmakers and upholsterers to be Ex e, 4 L —— bats. Louis, Masonic blgek, custom. The cable is of varying thick- | {yrmed out again P"‘"“" 1y new cars. (Aueor prflt-n!lve of Fever and Azurs WA wm For Rent—First cluss snloon: good lo- B nesses, ranging from two and one-quar- | Ao A interesting pointwas that those == S— Vestibule Limit ation; fine n\»-u 5. Re . Children in the Churehes. ter tons per knot to four and one-half l ! gt B 3 = T4 b b atorn Fiyer 5p m oatlon; fine fxture tesponsidle party : ¢ kool 19 {our_ and {rains are not “phtehed up” with a new NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- | 640 i) (kx Kiil) Chic. Pass (5x Mai)| K038 w ) can get gmg m’v-u good terms. Ad- Yesterday worning's service was setapart | tons, utulr‘\_m; o0 ‘u epth of thewater | oy 1ow and another tew car again, but Al FOI RADING MIL- Tenves (CHICAGUS NORTITW B8 . 3 dress D 24, Bee office, Couancil Blufls, for the littlo ones of the Sunday school at | i which it is to e luid, while the shore | ;16 alyways sent out in complete sets of ITARY AVENUE Transfer Unlon Depot, Council Bl % —— the First Mresbyterian church io accordance | €nds \\t‘u,,h sbout fifteen tons per }\xm\ cars from the shops, and when this is To the 4 ; AT > 4 A0 e are inannex 10 Grand hotel, 520 First | graw conslsted of recltations by the obil- ered by o hut and left. in charge of an place 10 the new oné 14 Lsed for some less Hion strect 1o Grant street, und necossury | S0P w (KxSun) Atiaotie Mall svenue, Council Bluffs, In. For curc of | dren, interspersod with musie by the schoor | electrical engineer. who will be in com- | Rigtit 2 (8 BT O upprouchos T4 8 w(Ex¥) Carioll Vussenver sleohol und opium discase. and 'by the church choir. At the close au | munication dayand mght with the cable & - i ol iAo linsoly. nntified shat the undar. OMAHA & ST LOUIN e interesting address was listened to from Dr. | bearing ship. -~ Signals will be ex- Some Tall € . of Olnuha, have beon duly sppointed s v. P gepor. o wit Marey tin |Omaie_ Prekpockets ut Manswa, >telps. The church was completely filled, | changed every five minutes during the 3 i r. With the up ! ¥ 8t Louis Cavnon_Ball [Ty 3 an ge 9 - R y ith the upprovul of the et : e A gang of pickpockets got in their work at | chuirs baving 10 e plsced iu the sisles it | whole operation of laving the ot e b 'A‘l',h”“l"(,’(, “; ";‘ high is being i10f suid_cty. 10 nbseas the dutnage o | Haver MISSOURT FACIFIC Arrives Meuawas yesterduy 1n excellont shape., Sandy | 9rder 1o accommoaate the crowds who at- b v 3 ! built for the Omaha & Grant Smelting owners respectively of the Droperiy hnahs| Pepot Ihkh and Webstar tr. |~ Oui Naudy phaiicar pe. Sandy | Yended Brazl, In the doop son the cable wil' | works in Denver, Golo. 1t will be an aitectod by griaing’ Miitary wvenye frow | Wkl B jouns Express i Ale, Jobu bt of . AL the F' e » . | be paid out at the rapid rate of ten knot g ack, b5 flamatan o : amiiton street 1o Grant street. declured % p L Express 510 TS SORh. e tace up the | oAt tbe First Congrogational chureh the y T octagon stack, 55 feebin dinmeter ut the day was observed by 4 sermon i the mory- | 80 hour, though large allowance musl Jecessury by nunce No. K%, Dussed M 5 buse, placed on a concrete foundution 18 2 A May J CHICAGU, 1. L & FACIVIC | Arrivas crowd. All are roco; by the police us | iug on the thewe of the Larents’ duties md be made for stoppages through im | feet, i s 2 24, 1502 wbproved Muy 2, 180 Union Depot.Counell Blulld Transfer D hew 1e L ) ul ) g feet deep, imbeddiug twenty tons of steel N n ua "% are further “notified, that baving ) $BoIr aFL. o 1he pockeis of tho thrangs Luet | Mr. Orofta, Dasing Bis disooures on the asi ing to the engineer in charge the | within the othe: OO F - ified us required by luw. we will, on Vestibule IAmitod 1240 b virited the luke until they got possession of | Uents of the boyhood life of Samuel and bis | line will be laid and the Silvertown back B R RTINS SEAeR WAY 8 All kindsof Dyelng nnd Clewnint done in ths | 98V of J A . TN ML ihe bour two watches and chuius aud & pockethook | consecration 10 God by his mot X tween. The stack will be banded with | pigheststyle of the urt. Faded and stained | §Clock n aflernoon, t the oflice of T. C 010, bi. Conely Hi Senss contalung quite & sum of mosev, Their | Following tho morning service was a ser- | 18 England before the end of the month | 43-inch wide steel bands every 20 feet, | fabrics made 1o look us ood us mew, - led | Brouwer, room 3, Wurb bock. within “the | pransfer Usion bepot Counoll Bluts _[Transter loss was discovered by the viclims aud | Vice by the Sundey school, occipyie the | Of July. Aboard the steumer there is n | covered by the briekwork Tho cou- | festherscleaned by stewtn in first-oluss wuns | SOOI GG SN ST the |00 D a R il EXDT | AB R &n wlurm was giveo ville ot away en- | ususl uoop bour. - Lu this service Lhe oburch | large stafl of engineers and assistants, | tract prica is about 83,000 and it is 1o | BT, Sork prompily done und elivered inall | BUREW. 0L oF itinte" S0 e owners reopenss | Toase = 7 tirely, but Ricbey und his companion were | cboir, assisted by thut swoet teuor, M. West- | who work in four-hour shifts and then | be finished in 130 davs. The other | M5 Ofthecountry: sendforprice lst wely of said property, affectod vy suld yrad- | Teansfer Coune Biugs | Teansts : urresiod. Wil Marsbul Bowlicg had the | cott, aided greatly. The details of he ser- | have eight hours offl. The strain upon | high chimneys in the United States ar C. A. MACHAN, - - PROPRIETOR {0e. tuking loto considerstion special benetits, | T aw Eapr 040 p B ¢ two men ip charge aud was taking tbem to [ ¥ice were bused oa the thougkt tbat God bad | them while on duty is very severe e oy e T T 2 e o stk if ooy W pm ki) Vi e S uii Itichey Oroke away aod rau for dear iifc. | declared bimsell in two Looks—the bible | Th cabie teell which d togineacng Naws mys, a8 follows: AL cup.away, Nesr Northwestars Dapas | ad mines JGoufed, to b present at the time | 18 s w Lucw Tl am 10 100k ac1oss the fields, and one of themar- | 8ud Dature and whereuws the usual O el el iras wmuce 08 | the Full River Iron works, 840 feet, and | “5rO3CE000 TR | ool stutemants concorains P Slmshaundfls I o Tt vy Gronae & PavL. federal courts. s 4 4 wnd 5 Bhuge Comumittee of Appraisers Beuo block. lm.u oll Blults, L. &, June 14, 1802, Jisd Cousot. Buurrs lova 10 or stutemants concerninz s Of duILEges 45 YOU Wuy Con sbal's assistants followed bim. Hichey made | Sundsy school lesson was from the first of | tB¢ Thames, is an interesting pu of | the Clark Thread mill stuck in D naistants followed Liw. tichey made | e Y ooka, this. day nature's ook wes | Work. The'communicating part is in which the aeputy warshal. for some reason | drawn from chiefly. Ib @ series of exercises | the center, and consists of a number of or other, dared not try, The third mwub s in | by the childrev ana sses, the little ser- | copper wires firm| ’ Jou oL Mavewa wous presched Ly the lilies, wud by otber | percha, which UMAHA & 8T LOUTS Arriy Union Depot. Council Biutts. | Tra »t Lowls Canor Hall 1216 p RIOUX CITY & PACIFIL Arrly Unlon epot. Council Blufls. | Transter Slous Ully Accommoaution | 1Lw p w Be Faul Exprass. ........| b8 & 8 owark, N. J.” The stack at Freiburg is 460 feet high, above ground. The 1otal imbedded in gutta- | height of the Townsend chimney. in i & nonconductor. | Glusgow is 474 feet above ground.