Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 16, 1892, Page 3

NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES | Peculinr Death of Frec Zimmer at the Pacific Houss, BELIEVED TO HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE Finding of an Under the D iy Co Empty Laudsnum Bottie 1 Man's Window Appar. ws the General Opinton Local News Notes, Fred Zimmer, a man_apparently ahout 00 yoars of age, was found dead in room 44 at the Dacific house yestorday morning at about 10 o'clock. He has been a guest of the hotel & numbee of times during the last month, registering sometimes as from Council Bluffs and at others from Omaha. No one seemed to know, however, who he was or what business ke was in. He came to the hotel Monday night, and after he haa gono 10 his room bo showed signs of illneas. When he was asked what was the matter, he rophied that ke had besn on a big drunk, and was just getting over the effects of i1, He went again to bis room Tuesday nignt, and some of the hands about the hotel claim to have heard him groauing at different times. All efforts to awaken Zimmer failed, aud finally, at 10 o'clock a boy climbed into the room over the transom and found him lying partway on ihe bed, dead. ‘There wore indications that ho had been doad &t jeast six or eight hours, An inquest was held yesterday afternoon &t whict a little more light was thrown upon the mystery. Gcorge Drake, an old resi- aent, identitied Zimmer and said he used o live here many years ago and was engaged fn the meat market business. Later he hud a shop in Omaba, and for soy- eral yoars was in St. Joseph. He recently appcared bere again and not long since told Mr. Drake thut he was planning on buying some stock which be would slaughter and then veddle out the meat. He has been di- viding his time botween the two cities, An Omaha acqunintance smd that Zimmer recently had in his possession not only a bot- “Ale of whisky, the evidencs of which was from time lo time apparent, but also a bottlo of laudanum. This informa- tion led to a closer examination of the room where o was found dead and under the window was found an oempty laudanum bottle, 'his, with the evidence of physicians, and other circumstances, led the jury to find in its verdict that it wasa case of suicide. ‘There was not a penny found on the boay. Thero was a little note, which appeared to have been written some time before and carried about in his pocket. It boro the words: “When you see this ftele- graph Will KEvans, Rock Falls, 1. The coroner, surmising that this might be somo friend, wirea the person named, informing him of the death. i Have You Rend How Mr. W.D. Wentz of Geneva, N. Y. was cured of the severest form of avspepsia! He suys everything he ate scemed like pour- i g melted iead into his stomach. Hood’s BSarsaparilla effocted a pertect cure. Full articulars will be sent if you writo C. 1. 1c0d & Co., Lowell, Mass. The highest praise has been won by Hood's Pills for their easy, yet efiicient ac OPENING Of the Special June Sale at the Boston Store, Counctl Blafls, la, The special June sale at the Boston Store opened Wednesday, June 1 Bar- gains suitable and seasonable for this hot wenther will be found in every de- partment. In light weight wool dress goods we show overything new and nobby for traveling suits, cte. Get our prices. In wash gouds our line is immense, from the cheap 3¢ challie to the fine all- wool. 5,000 yards light challic 8¢ a yard. £,000 yards medium aid dark challies &nd 5,376 yards ortolan cords, all good yutterns, to go during sale at 43¢, worth e, ,760 yards light colored outing flan- mels during sale for s, worth 10c, 4,789 yards of n better grade at 7c, worth 10¢ and 124c, Just received, Lwo casesof a new light fubric called **Cosmos,” worth 10¢, for tie 100 dozen gents’ outing flannel shirts worth 50c, for § 150 ladies’ fast black hose 5¢ a pair. Books—\We show the largest line of 12mos with most popular authors dur- ing this special sale. You can have your choice for 124¢, worth 25¢ and 50 STRAW HATS, Sce our line of misses’ straw hats, worth 75¢ and $1.00, in three lots, 12ic, 10cund 85¢. A chance like this seldom oeeu Buargains in sun umbrellas, ladies’ waiste, children’s caps, ete. BOSTON STORE, June Sale, Council Bluffs, Ia. —_— All on Account of a Girl, A first class seusation is brewing in the northwestern part of the city which is likely to end in bloodshed unless Harry I, Davis, n well known young man of this city, meots with a cbangoe of heart beforo the finale comes. A girl s at the bottom of the affair, as nsusl. Davis form- erly conmsidered the girl his owu private property, but less than a weck ago another young man stopped in and cut him out. I'ns was the signal for violent oppo- sition on the part of Davis. he fimm arouts became frightened at is bloodthirsty actious, and refused to al- low her to leave the house that night for fear of a trugedy. He bas made a number of tlireats auring the past few days, and his friends fear that something serious will re- sult from the displacement of the unfortunate young lady’s sflections, | DoWitt's Sarsaparilia asstroys suon ol sons as scrofula, skin dissase, czyma, rheu matsm, Its timely usesaves miny lives, | Call at the Chautauqua office, No. 10 Peurl strect now und select your camp- ing ground if you want the choice of locations. | Hot weather prices in picture frames at Riley & Sherraden’s art store. | For Rent—I'irst cluss saloon; good lo- cation; fine fixtures, Responsible party can get long leuso on good terms. Ad- dress D 24, Bee oftice, Council Bluffs, e for Voters. Since the passage of the Australian voting law this county will require 174 votiug booths, of which sixty-nine will bo needed in this city, Under the law there must be one voting booth for each sixty voters, The expense for the booths will réach between £1,000 and $1,600, accordiug to the proposals wado thus far by manufacturers, ‘L bey are quite simplo in construction, und it seems that they can be provided by home shops aud local me- chaolces, thus leaving the money here instead of sending 1t away. ‘Tnhe exhibinon of the mode of voting, which will first go into effect this fall, at tracied much witention awmong those who visited the court houso yesterday, Dewitt's Sarsaparilia 1s reliable. Cuke and ice creum will be served Thursday night iu Squires store build- fug, on Twenty-first streot, betweon Fifth and Sixth avenues, for the boenefit of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church, —— The Boston Store June this worning, Council Biufls, uwaiting everybody. sale opens Burguins A Chuntaugus Kindergarten, The Chautuugua mansgement has arrangea for & kindergarien in conueotion with the as- sembly mnext mouth, This will prove &0 sitraciive aud practical feature Not only will it afford an opportunity for | ldren to secure the peculiar benefits of \dergarten training, but it will re- lleve tired paronts of their care durivg the afternoous and give them A chance to hear tho lectures nd coucerts in the amphitheater, without being annoyed, and annoving others by the presence of ‘little folks, too little to sit sl In connection with this kindergarten department teachers will | be given an opportunity to study the mothods and receive normal lessons. Mrs. Hadman, a thoroughly educated and experienced kindergarten toacher, who has beon conducting a school in tho Merriam olock, will have charge of this department. The terms aro very modorate, it costing only $1 for each child for 'the entiro sossion. With such ndmirable provisions for the littie folks, by which tuey may bo amused and instructed at tho same time, thero will be no excuse for fond parents al- lowing them to disturb tho audiences which have vathercd in the amphitheator, Jriuiel-Setoty Mothers will flna Mrs, Winslow's Sooth- ng Syrup the best remedy for their chil- dren, 25 cents a bottle, i Tho Stryken Blaas Lust club of Omaha will give a grand concert at Dohany’s opera house Tuesdiy, June 21, under the nuspices of the Guild of St. Paul's. Tho soloists are Mr. Frank Badollet, fluto; Miss Rita Lorton of Ne- braska City, soprano; Mr. John Brown, ‘cello, and Messrs. Budollet and Arthur Smith, cornets. ol Grand Hotel, Connell BLufts, Special rates to tamilies for the sum- mer, Large rooms facing the p: ey e Cartls U raenic, A telogram has been received announcing the fact thut Charles Curtis, a coloved man, formerly of this city, had attempted to com- mit suicide by taking arsenic. OQurtis at ono time occupiod a responsible posivion as porterin @ saloon in this ey, but ho longed for something still loftiec in the way of omployment and went to Cedar Rap- ids, where his nama got into the public print to i cortain extent by reason of his activity in politics on the democratic side of the fence. He was secrotars of the Stato Col- ored Anti-Prohition loague, and spent a greut deal of time fssuing and sending out circulars to his colored friends in all parts of tho state. —— Minor Mention, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Waated, good girl for general houseworls. Mrs. J. R. Snyder, 242 South Seventh street. J. W. Cornell was arrested yesterday noon for stealing a pair of pantaloon from Hughes’ storo on lower Main street. Rev. Mr, Brewster ot the Fifth Avenue Methodist church, has been belping in a series of reuival meetings held in a vig tent at Cresent, Regular session of Harmony Chapter No. 0. E. S., at Masonic Temple this evenin Visiting merabers cordially invited. By order of worthy matron. Mr. and Mrs. Boecroft were surprised by o number of friends Tuesday night at their residence on upper Broadway, in honor of the anniversary of their marriaze. In tho superior court yestorday little was done except the entering of a few decrees in dofault cases. Court adjourned until Satur- dav. The jury was excused uatil July 20. Edwin A. Fleak and Susan White were married yosterday. Rev. W. C. Levick ot tho Bethany Baptist church performed the ceremony. Both parties reside in Council Bluffs ‘T'he fruit growers and farmers will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the court bouse. In additiou to the trausaction of tho regular business thero will be a strawberry exhibition. Until further arrangements -can be made the Woman’s Relief Corps will meet. at tho usual place. There willl bo a special meet- ing held there at half past 2 o'clock Friday aflternoon, A caso of diptheria was roported yestorday At the corner of Washington avenue ana Second street, supposed to have beon caused by the unwholesowe fumes that arise from Indiun creek. In Judge Deemer's court, yesterday tho case of Fostor vs Bellinger was still drag- 25, giog drearily alonw, the evidence for the plaintift not being all in_ when timo for adjournmrnt The Fruit Growers and Gardenors’ associ- ation wili hold a meeting on Saturday, Juve 18, at 2 p. m., at the court house. A full at- tendance is requosted, as business of impor- tance is on hand. Besides the business of the meeting there will be a display of straw- berries, Arrangoments are being pushed along lively for the coming Chautauqua here. 1t promises to be much more successful than uny previous assembly. The attractions o the program are great and ought to draw, for toeir cost is about twice what has been ox- pended in previous years. Yesterday wae marriage day on Justice Hammer's court calendar. The following couples were united in matrimony: Peter Hammer of Nebraska and Georzie R. Briet- g of Ohio; Adolph Peterson of Nebrasia and Annie Tiesou of Towa; Joseph Neawan and Louse A. Carroll, both of Omaha. Reasont Beecham Pills act like mag sy Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 and 10 am, 12m., and 1, 2, 2:30, 0, 6, 5:30, 6, 6:30. 7, 7 10, 10:30, 11 and 11:55 p. m, ae 5 train will make connection with the lust electric motor cur for Omaha o Ogden house furnishes board and room at popular prices; from $25.00 or §35.00 per mouth, aceording to room. i\ Reiter, thetailor, 310 Broadway, has all the latest styles and newest gools, Satisfaction puaranteed. . Davis sells reliable paints and drugs. Just, recetved, 200 blac leghorn hats, choice 50c. Pfeiffor. and white Mrs, Minnie Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, catarrh. Shugart block, Council BlufTs, Come to the Feuast of Lanterns at the Pirst Preshyterian church, Thursduy June 16, Admission and refreshments, 25 cents. Tickets on sale at Camp's drug store. — Paragraph y of Harlan was in the Perao lon. N. W, M city yesterday. 5. B, Frumm of Shelby was a Bluffs itor yesterday. Mrs. K. A. Sherman of Des Molnes is vis- iting ber brother, L. F. Murphy. Mrs, I, T. True is visiting Miss Kittie Bucbel and Mrs, M. H. Judd st Lyons, Neb, Willlam Arnd has been appointed collector of customs for the Council Bluffs port of entry. W. H. Heighton, § prominent musical critic of Dos Moines, is iu the city, the guest of W. L. Murphyi Willium Lauge and family arrived yestoi day from Russia and will visit Mr, Lange’s brotuer, J. C. Lauge of this city. Thoy are wlicing of making their bome heve perma- nently. William Ward, who was formerly en- Rageda in architectural work in this city, has returnea from Salt Lake City, where he ha been living for the pust two years, and wi muko Council Bluffs his howe. vis- Internutional Cure association rooms are in annex to Grund hotel, 520 First avenue, Council Bluffs, In. For cure of alcohol and opium disease, e The Hotel Gordon since its thorough ovation, coupled with its superior cuisine, is meeting with unparalleled sucCess, — Notice to Customers. Spotman Bros. wil' close every even- ing ut 7 o'clock except Mondiys and Saturdays, * ——— “Ieast of Lanterns” this evening at the First Presbyterian church, Pleus- ing entertainment and refreshments, ounly 2a¢, ANTE-CONVENTION CHATTER [COSTINUED FROM FiRST PAGE.] ney, L. M. Copsiand: Nuckolls, C. E. Adams; Perkins, B. F. Hastings; Phelps, I. L. Strong; Webster, Joe Garber. L. McPheely was elected chairman of the committee, and after the usual resolu- tions of thanks to citizens of McCock the convention adjourned. There were at least 1,000 delegates and vis: ftors plesent, and but fow of the old-timer: wero bere. [t seonied as it new blood had been infused into the party in this district, The Cambridge cornet pand, Sutton's and McCook's bands and the Minden Giee club added much to the occasion, Among those present watching the celiberations were Secretary of Stata Allen, Auditor Benton, C. J. Dilworth and Walt Seely. VEST'S OPINI VELAND. He Would ourl Stat Citrerco, Tik, June 15,—A rurmor was cur. rent during tho afternoon that Senator Vest of Missouci had abanaoned the Cleveland forces. The result was a very dotermined effort on the part of nowspaper men to dis- cover the senator's exact position, and an Associatad Press roporter was finally for- tanate enough to find hun at suppar at tao Wellington, whenes ho proposed to take the train oast a few momants later. Mr. Vest was asked to defiue his position, in view of the amount of talk whicn had oe- curred, and he said: “Iam not in Chicago on political business nordo I propose to attend tno coavention, but I am a democrat and I want to see my party nominate a man who can bo elocted. For that reason and in view of this tali, I authorizs the Associated Press to say that [ am apprehiensive that Mr. Cleveland cannot carry the statoof New York. This most unfortunate fight in our party in that state makes me fear that wo will lose it unless we go outside of it fora candidate, Cannot Carry te the Mis- ma ow York. felt this apprehension ever since I un- derstood low daep and bitter was the fecling between tho two sections of the organization aud [ speak of it now because the time has come when I felt that the democratic party has the right to ask an expressiou of opinion from cvery democrat. My feeling toward Mr. Cleveland has never changed, 1 regard him now with tha same respect and confi- dencoand frisndship that [ have ever foit, but I douvt his pawer to carry his state.” “How will the Missouri delegation vote, senator?” “Solidly for Cieveland. There can bs no question about it. T'he people of Missour: want bim nominated, and some of thew have become almost angry with me whenever I suzgosted the possibility of his losing New York.” “How widely is your apprehonsion shared in other delegations?" I know nothing about the feeling in any state but Missouri.” Wl:m can carry New York for the democ- ey 1" ‘Any good domocrat out of New York, or perhaps Flower in that state, The nomineo of the convention should carry New York; it is a democratic state, and hé will carry it if the republicans cannot produce & split in our ranks.” ORI0'S DEMOCRACY. Preliminary Work of the Stato Conventlon— Split on Silve Coruanus, O., Juns 15.—Tho democratic state couvention met here this morning. The committes on resolutions was in session il early this imorning, when the work was turned over to a subcommittee which has not et been able to agree. Tho hitch is on the silver plank. General Finloy and other free silver democrats iusist on the freo silver plank of last yoar, bul an eflort 1s being made to straddlo the question. T he tarifl reform plank has beon agroed on and sumptuary legislation is aenounced. The convention was called to order by Charrman J. A. Norton of the contral com- mitteo. ‘Tho mention 1n his address of tho names of Cleveland, Hill, Gorman, Whitney apd Campbeli was geeotod with 'applause, which showed that all had foliowers in tho convention. Hon, J. 15, Neil was made temporary chair- man. Tn his spooch accepting he_predicted tho dofeat of Harrison and Reid, and de- clared that it took 50 much money to carry Onio for McKinley it gave the republicans no assurance tnat Oblo wasa republican state. Ho said the majority of the peoplo of the state were opposed to a protective turiff. On the subject of the currency, he said the democracy ul- ways managed money matters so there wero no fluctuations 1n the vaiue of metallic cur- rency, and 1t was left for tbat party to ro- storé the equities between gold and silver. Raterences to the various candidates wero applauded. The committees wer.. then ac- nounced and a recuss was taken. The democratic _state convention con- cluded business at 5 p. m. by the selection of W. D. Shaw of Aglaise, W. C. Gear of Whyandotte; John M. Filley and T. J. Cogan of Cincinnati, delegates at large to tho Chicago convention, WHITNEY ELAND, Writes n Letter Denylug That He is a Candidate for the Presidency. LoweLr, Mass., June 15.—The Evening Star today receivea the following autograph letter from ex-Secretary of the Navy Whitney : NEW Youi, Juno t4, 180:—Dear Sirs: Many thanks for vour kind thouzhts of me and your lluttering words. but [ mustsay to you in Wl seriousness that [ not onty i 1ot a candi- date, but have told my fricnds so in such way that they undersiand it, and no one will work for me.” Ldo not wish the nomination. No lfeutenant of Mr. Cleveiund’s, particularly one who 15 50 well known to t zors ot the party us [ am, can take the nomination. > woulil fnstantiy be chareed with schemin mself, and for that reason, If no othe ay positively, If 1 thoight It neces- 1 would not take it if it we o Tt will nou be, because 1 hi is of il my friends. if for reusol 1 apprecinte your [friendsl thus Is the truth and there is nothin; the bush, Yours truly. but der W. C Wurrsey, Hebri s Rousing Ratiticatio Henroy, Neb,, Juoo 15.—[Special Tele- grain to Tue Bee|—A rousing ratification meeting over the nomiaatiou of Harrison and Reid was held at the opera nouse last even- ing. Tho knowledge that Captain J. H. Stickel and Hon, E. M. Correll were tospoak crowded tho houso with a large and appreci ativo audience. The both delivered eloquent and ringing addrossos touching on the nom- iuees and the viggue of the greal republican party, Tho Scedud regimontal band of the stato furnished the music. Republicans left ! wounded und the others THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BFURSDAY, JU the hall enthused witl the speaking and music and eager for the doining fight. Camnripoe, Neb., Jufle'15.—~|Spcial Tele- gram to Tne Bee, | —TH Republican club to the number of fifty went#p to McCook full of enthusinsm for Androws of Hastings for congressman and had theit desires fulfilled by his nomination, The band accompanted them and won praise on all hands for their fine musie. KANSAS 1 SDESNTS, DEL Resalt of Thele Comvgrtion A Candidate for Governer No nated, Wicimira, Kan, June 15.—The people parly state convention met this morning. Jotin W. Breidentnal was chesen tomporary chairman, the usual cdmmittees were ap- potuted and then the convention took a ro- cess untii 1:30 p. m, Upon reassembling, tho crodentials com- mitteo reported that it haa boea unable to clear up the business before it and asked for further time. Their request was granted and then, after much speech making, the convention took a recess until 5 o'clock this evening. “The mddie-of-the-road" people evidently had a majority of the delogates and they pro- posed not to subinit to further delay. A mo- tion to dispense with the ovder of busincss and to proceed to tho nomination of & cadi- date for governor carried, and the following candidates were nominated : W. D, Vincent, John . Wilietts, P. P. Elder, J. 8. Doolittle, A. C. Shion and 8. D. Lewe Tho first ballot rosuited: Vine cent Slder, 24 Shinn, 813 Lew- ellyn, 205; 'Willetts, 23 Doolittle, 13, ‘Second vailot: Lewellyn, 880: Vincont, 2173 Lewellyn's nomination was made unani- wmous. Lewellyn came to Kansas from lowa in 1867 where ho had sorved two terms as a ropublican in the Iown logislature. He is now a preduce commission merchant of this place. Comutrolior Lacey Itesigns, Wasuisaroy, D, G, June 15— Mr. F. Lncey, comptrolier, 'has resigned, and in re- plying to bis lotter of resignation Secretery Foster said: I greatly regret to part with an officer of the government whose zeal, integrity and in- dustry have had such marked expression as yours, You have been subjected to severe tosts aud attewipts have boen made to tar- nish your good name. The calcium lights of investigation wero turned upon your record, criticism was disarmed, your good name w eserved, ‘In parting, it affords me pleasure to ox- press my full confidence in you und I trust that your new venture will redound to your comfort and profit.” Pacific Const Delegates Enrout. SAN Fraxcisco, Cal,, June 15 —California delegates to the democratic national conven- tion at Chicago left in a special decorated train this morning and will make tho tri, over the Central and Union Pacific, Burling ton & Quincy and Chicago & Northwestern Stops are to be made at Sacramento, Cal. Reno, and other points in Nevada, where the Nevada delegates will join the part; At Odgen Thursday evening, Utah, Idaho and Montana delozates will be taken on. At Cheyenne Friday afternoon the Colorado and Wyoming delegates will be added. The train will reach Chicago Sunday morning. German-Lutherans and Politics. Cuicaco, IlL, June 15.—The republican state central committee is in sossion hero for the purpose of chuosing & successor to “Lung” Joues, who has been chairman for 20 many years, ‘but declines tosorvo ang ogor. Penitentiary Commissioner Wright of Woodstock strred Up thiugs before the meeting by announcini that he had mado canvass and finds the German-Lutherans are golug almost solidly for the democratic state ticket on account of the school question, and that it will take the hardest kind of work to keep them n lino, He estimates their strengtis at 89,000, Will Nom te Prosudential Electors, WisNEMCC, Nov., June 15.—Tho execu- tive committee of the sitver clubs of Nevada bas issued a call for a state convention at IRenoon June 24 to nominate presidential electors, pledged to vote only for a free coin- age candidate, Il Wil Not Go to Chieago, WasmixGtoy, D. C., June 15.—Senator Hill says unless something uncxpected arises ho will not go to the Chicago convention. Politicul Notes. ‘Che national pronibition convention, which meets in Music hatl, Ciocinnati, O., on June 20, begins to attract public attention, The number of delegates fs astomshingly large, being 1,191. Among those spoken of as possible nominees are: Governor Stewar, of Obio, Joseph Briggs and James Black of Penusylvauia, Rev. Ely of Tonnessee, John St. John of Kansas, Rov. W. B. Leonard, W. J. Jennings Demorest and H. Clay Bascom of New York. DAY, Domestie, on of New Albany, Ky, aquirt of whisky in one drink aid dicd George J iranic Major Powell, eirceto of the United States geolozical survey. de‘ivered an address at the Madison, Wis., university commoncemont, Jumes M. Iteid bas been arrested at St. Louls, Mo, for swinaling J. A. Melvids and A 'Groens wood of Fillmore, Utah, out of u herd of ponie The Twenty-second annual conv the National Eclectic Medicul ass session at St Louls. About 203 d present, Another attempt to lynch the negro Holly, who assiulted » white Woman at Guthr o, his Deen frusirated by the vigilunee of the oflicers of thut place. Michuel T. Suiy ntion of Lation Is in cgates uro v, who has been on trial for the murder of Bob' Lyons for severl duys past In Ne ork city, has been found gulity of murder in the @rstdozre Ranmakers have been practieing their arts inthe vicinity of Goodlund, Kun. end u dis- pateh from there says that the country in its mumedinte vicinity has been troated 10 copi- ous showers through their efforts, Forelgn, The liberals have made important gans in the recenc Belglan elcetions, Much oceurred durinz the voting. Edward Blake, the xrex adi boeen requested by Justin A etand for u scat lu the British 10ns, The libel suit brought by M. Burde i, vice president of the French chamber of deputies, aguinst M. Deumout of the Libre Patrol, 1% now on trial in Pur.s. ‘Ihe London Standurd mukes u savage tack upon the World's fa the Anierics arthy 1o House of Com- t- incidentuily und n tarlfl in particular, Alla ex- Dresses surprise that Ensiishmen should send exhibits to the exposition. 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Weguarantoe o cure or refund every dollar,and as we have a_reputation to pro aiso fnancial backing of 20,001t s perfectly 0 all who wili try tho treatment, Heretofore you bave putting up and paylng out your money for diffarent treatments, and aithouzh you are not yet cured no one has paid 'k your money. We will positively cureyou, Old,chronle, deep seated cases cared in 3) toW days. Investigate our financial standing, our reputation as busincss mea. Write us for names ani s 0f thoso We have cured who have given permiaslon to refer to them. 1t costs you only Dot agetodo this. If your symptoms &re sore throat, mucous patchesin mouth, rheumatism in bones and Jolnts, bair falllng out, craptions on any part of the ling of genersl depresslon, poins in hesl or You haveno time to wasto. Who are tly taking mercury and pots shouid dis- continue it. Constant use of these drugs will surely bring sores and eating ulcorsin the end. Dou't fall to write. All correspondence sont sealed In platn en- velope. We invite the most rigil Investigation and will do'all 10 our powerto ald you in it Address, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Neb MANHOOD RESTORED. L SANATIVO," the Wonderful Spanish Jtemedy, 15 fold with & Written Quarantee to.cure all Neivous Dis: cases, such as Weak Meniory, Loss of Drain hood, Nervousness, Las. gitude, all drains’ and loss of power Generative Organs in cithier spx, caused by excessive 36¢ 0f tohace Hinately Ted to Tufirmity, Consumption and Tnsanity. Put up fn convenient firli to earry in the vest pocket. rice #1 0 prckage, on 6 for 8. Withi every § onder we givea written guarantee to cure or refund the money. Seut by mail 10 Circulnr free in plain envelope. Mention s paper. Aadress, MADAID CHEMICAL CO., Drauch Office for U. 8, A 238 Dearborn Streat, CHICAC Kuhe & C 15th & Douglas Sts. S A Full . Cor- 14th & Dougins Sts, HSCHIFFMANN'S ASTHMA CURE NOTICE OF ESSMENT OF DAM- AGES FOR GRADING MIL- ITARY AVENUE. To the owners of all lots, parts of lots and real estate wlong Military avenue from Hum- ilton street to Grant street, and necessiry approaches, You are hereby notified that the under- sin:ed, threo disinterested freeholders of the city of Omuha. hive been duly appointed by the mayor, with the upproval of the city council of suid_city, Lo assess the damago to the owners respectively of the property affected by grading Military avenue from Hamiiton street o Grant strect. declured by orainanco No. %82, vassed Mauy wpproved May 25, 1802, You are further “notified, accepted said appointment ificd as required by law, wo will, on the 24th June, A. D, 1802 atthe hour of 2 o'clock 1 thé afternoon, at the oflice of T. ASS that having and duly qual- Brunuer, room 1, Wuré block, within the corporate limits ‘of sald city, ‘moot for the purpose of considering and' wuking the ussessu ent of dumage to the owners rospect- woly of suld property, affocted by suld wrad- {nis, taking lnto considorat on spocial benelits, any. You aro notified tobe present at the time and pluco aforesuld. ana muke iany objections 0 Or StALemANts concernins suld - assessment of dunages u you uiay cgnsl der proper. BRUSNER, Committeo of Apprislsers. Omaha, June 13, 1822 I 10 G. B, MYERS, FINE FURNITURE, every cud other grado demandel all clusses of b} trade. 7 LBEEBE'S ANL 01.D STAND, 7 BROADWAY, Council Blufs ANNOUNCEMENT “Damon and Pythias,” one of the best of the standard plays, will be produced tonight by the Leslie Davis company, the ocly time during their engagement at Boyd's theator, ‘This is one of the strongest plays in tue ren- ertoire of the company, und Mr, Frank Lin- don veceived great praise for the excellence is Damon when he perforwed the part in this city several years ago. On Lomorrow sud Saturday evenings “The Sea of Ice’ will be the vill, and on Suturday afternoon at ! the matinee “Igowar.” The audiences that are attendiog tbe performances of the Les- lie Duvis company are increasing uigltly, HowLinc SuccEss, FAIRBANKS SANTA CLAUS SOAP OWESITSREPUTATION AND SUCCESS T0 ITS OWN = MERITS. IT IS PURE , UNADULTERATED.AND FOR RAPID CLeANSING POWER HAS NOEQUAL. KITCHEN & LAUNDRY. SoLD BY ALL GROCERS. N-‘K-FAIRBANK &CQO- CHICAGO. Omaha Mediedl anl Swezisal | _ INSTITUTE. e e ¢ e INFIRMARY Gy, PFOR THR IREATMENT -—OF ALL— Ghronic and. Saraieal Disaasys Best fac, [1es, appar .ty u-mm! forsuconssful trs wmat Cf svory form of diseaso requirin - m.odical o sur leal troatment, 8 beds for patients, o rd uni attondanos > Best uccomolations in the west Wr.te for circulars on doformites anl braces, trussos, club feet, carvatures of sin 3 plios. tunors, ¢ neor, catyreh, bronchitis, In: alavdon, o octricity, piralysis, epilepsy, kid- | mev. b.aider, eye, or, skin an'l blood and all surgleal onorations. RS R i SPEOCIAL A DISEASES OF WOMEN thoaifon Dibbos ot Women FREE. We havelutely ad lod a lying- in dep crumont for women during confincinont. strictly pr vated Oniy Relluble Medloal lu- stituto making & Spe-it S UBRIVATE DS asms (Al Bood Disvuses succosstully troatol Eyphliitio Polson removed from the system without mercury. New Restorative reat- ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persons un- able to VISt us may bo treated at home by correspon en Ali_communieations confi- dentink. Med cines or instruments sent Ly i | orexpress, seouroly packed, no mirss to ind cate contonts or s One personal In- tery ew preferre L Call and consult us or son 1 history of your cuse. und we will send i piaia Wrapor, ol S EN, FREE: Upon Privata BOOK TO MEN, S1EE % Sri: enses, Tnpotency, Syphilis, Glootan i Varico- Ge &, With quest on [1st, Brates, Applinnces for Deformitios & Truss Only mnuietory inthe Westof DEEO.¢ = ITE APPLLINCES, TRUSSES, ELECL.() BATTERIES AND BELIS. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institats, 26th and Broaiway, Coingil Blu¥i Ten minutos' rilo from conter of Omahy 0n Omaha and Council Bludfs eiectrio motor line. PYA NOTIC E TO FPROPERTY OWNERS You are hereby notifiel that tho followlng described promises, to-wit: block 6 Wainut HIil. t § block 7 Drake's addition. 2 00 11 of w 3L ¢ lot 16 Burtlett's addition. Lot 1 Terrace addition, North 44 ftof lot4 block 13 Improvement As- soclation nddition. I Bast 13 of north '4 iot 8 Hascall & Rogers sub ot ot 7, 58, Rogers' plut of Okohowa. Lot 6 block 3’ Drake's add|tion. Lot 11 block 3 Drake’s addition. Lot block 9 Marah's addition. Lots S und 0 block 8 and lot 5 in block 9 fn Marsh's nddition. North i ot lot & blook 9 Marsh's ad lition Lots 11 ana 12 block 7 Monmouth Park. Lot 15 b ock 7 M ark. North 13 of east 1 of lot ¥ block 5 Lot s Parmenter place, Block 7 Parmonter pluce, Lot 7 Rediek’s Grove Lot8 Kedjek's Grove. Lot 2 blok 5 subdiv ] T. Rodic Lots L and 14 block R Shinn's 2d Lot 4 blo hull's addition. Lot nd 24 bloelk 8 Walnut Hill. Lot 21 bloek 6 Walnut Hill. Lot 8 block 2 Drake’s ndditlon, Lot 9 hlock 2 Drake's addition. Lots 10 and 13 block 2 Drake's addition, Lot 6 bloek 7 Drake's addition. Lots [, 2 and 4 blork 7 Drake's addition, South'ss of south 34 of lovs block 255, eity. et 2 of south 1 of loth block 238, city. orth 1 of ock 233, pitol addi- nd soutn i3 of cast ark Pluco. *s addition daition. Enst 10 feet of west 200 feot lot 16 Bartlett's addition. Lot 1 biock 4 B Lot 10) Gise's Lot7hloek 0 A S Patr Lot i block2 A S Patric South 41 feet of lov 4 block | Associution addition. Lots i nnd 4 book 8 Hawthorne addition. South 7 feet of north 15 of lot 4 bloek 13 Tm= provement Association. Lots I3 and 1 b ock 4 Lakeview. South7d feet oflot 6 bock U Lowe's addi- tion. North 75 feet of lot 6 block udadi- all & tion. %, Rogers' plat of Improvement U Low's West 14 of north 14 of lot 8 of Ha Rozers' sub of lots Olkahow. Lots 1 und 2 block 6 Walnut i1 TLots 2, 3, 4, block 10 Poppletoa Park, Lot 4 div fot Keys' sub Capitol addition. North 4) feet of South 43 fot 4 block 13 provemient Associution. Lot 4 biovk Drake's iddition, cen declared by ordininee N¢ of the cxiste sume or bunks of it sidewalks. to abute said nuis- ances within sixty duys of tho date of this no- tice or sald nuisunces witl be abated by the city nuthorities and the expense thercof ley ted as u speolal tux ugalnst the property on which suid nuisances cxist. “I'he bourd of public works will be in sesslon on the 24th duy of June. 1812, between the hours of L und 3, wt which timo an’ opportunity will be given you to be heard in regard to suid nuisances. Dated this 18th duy of May, 1502 W, BIRKIAUSER, Bourd of Public Works of the Juno =14 14-15-16 Youar Chaliman of the City of Omaha. DR. C. GEE WO The only legally graduated Chinase physician EIgLL yeara' study. Ten yoars practioal expor' ence with all known dixoasos. ‘Treats succissiully all (hronic caxss glven up by other doctors Call and see' him or write fo 100 binnk. Do not think your case hop ol 80 your doctor YOU K0, but try the Ch or with iy now din dicines. Julals in thr ns, 00 narco treatiment and porman rs' practice. No injurlou polson. Natlonal sasfully troutea and curad octors khilo. 442 Harney stroot, chronie rhou- w. Kidney and 1ver troublos rt, 12th and Farnam streots ation, 10ss of strej yoars but got 1821 Cumlog strsot, & anid bronchitis of Afloan yoars st Has for fale the following prop irod 8100 Lot 10, 81X bottics f0F K00, Asthma, ‘Caiarru. Blok * Lioaduote, #lood Folnoning. Wieumatisn, Kiduoy and Liver Compiaint only by Cliness Medicine Co. remodios th at o of Indigestion, Fewalo W No agents. Capital, $100,00) kD exs Hold | | l(Jmce, 16th aod Califoraia Sts, Omaba, Neb 4 3 e ———— SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS3, VOR SALE -Extea fine, thoroughbred soy ouil, solld color, registered stoc nonths ol S FIrst streot FYQU iave anything foe silo e tr E. 1L Shoate, Wroadway anl Maln streat, WIDWA T irms for sule. In Harris fmproved, §2),0 i Towa ant toJohnson & V JEOR RENT Improvod 18) acres county, $10.)) par acra: aores 8) acras, 81401 For barziing srask tarms oall on or write n Patten, Conneil Biufls, Dweilinzs In all parts of the oley 1. Sheafo, Broadway and Main. QEIBAGE and Conmission fur Pture, ote., stored and sold on commission lowest rates. L Kinnehau, 32 Broadway. VOR SALE~On small paymonts. fruit and gardon innd noar Counoll BlufMs E. Il cafo. Broadway and Maln stroot OR RENT-—-00 Second ave With 0 rooms, furnace, ran ‘e, helts, one of the most desirablo 1osidence Councll Biufs: rout, 81300 por month, k. K Shoafo, Broadway and Mala stre MOR RENT--Two of tho bost Carrizg fats on Fourtli straot. . dwelling i elocto QOR SALE—Furnitue fixtaros Joaso and 00 Wil ot hotel with 4) rooms in & €0od Nebraski oity: will teado for stock of senoral merchandise. K Main stroet [ORSAL I Shoafe, Hroadway and comfortablo ive room dwoll- ing near Falemount park. I'r 81800, ) cash, balance In monthly payments. B 1L Sheafe. Brondway ant Main stroot. (DR SALEA bargain, throo-ron . dwe fng, 1008 Fifth avenue pric 70, will tuke tenm good hos intrade ar lnnee in wionthly piyments. K. 1. Sho Adway and Miin strovts, VOR SALE wom framo dwellin Or trude. A six- 3 th st price Zhith ayonuo, cor. £ Bt nfe. Broadway aud Maln st JOOR RN P -Bight-room dwelling, 221 Wash in<ton ave. modern styls und conven- lences, in_oxcolient re) Ir, ront $5. K. Sheate, Broadway and 3 n' sts JEOR SALE-The only notel in 4 small town S miiies from Council B ufTs, s an fce cream purlor with gool trade. Furniture in- volves at 41,000, bullding 82000, Will trade for goo/l resident’ property in Council Biuirs, a &0 for the right party, B L Shoate, Broads way and Muln atreot. [OR SALE - Hotol und re 1t pros= perons Nebraska city, piyving business, wood reasons for solling, price #1005 1t 18 a snap. E. . Sheafe, Broddway ann Maln strooty YW ANEED-Nebraska lands in for Council B ufls property. Broadway and Main stroet. (OR SALE—Standard bred mare. 7yoars old, sired by Dr. Archibald, No. 2015: first A by Gienwood, record . Shelsa fine chiestiut, has shown ood speod, 15 zentlo and well broken 1o drive single or doubie, weiths ubout 1001 s Utterbick, 238 Blufrs. Price exchange 1 11 Shoafe, barn of W, O, May Lo seen nt W dway, Coutell t Bro cob §. RUG store for sale—An old estanlished and well puyinz drug storo In ively cou irv town, wso resldonce proporty. Add Clark Eiils, Little Sioux, Harrison county. N FoQR SALE-Farm. 120 acres, Lenton Co Missouri, with improvemonts; will trudé for morchindise; prico 8! 1. Suoafe, Broadway und Main st FOR saAL Co,, Tow 1. 240 ueros pasture Sheafe ickenson roke, balanco fenced 1nd meadow. iun aore. B, 1 Broadway and Main streot. TOR SALE—Chol Co., lowa. E. H. Mein stree farms in Pottavattamio Sheafo, Broadway und DASTURAGE for horses and cattle nent city. Plonty wator unid good care. . 1. Sheafe, Broudway and Maln $irect. MOR SALE—37.00) stock of wenoral mors chundise, well located within 100 miles of Oumaha, Wil tako partin lan i of best qual- ity. halnnee eash. B H. Sheafe. Browdway and Main stroet. I—Grocory s fixtures, horses, e $L300. " Excellent trade, weoll establishel, largo profits: must bo soll at once, for zood cuuse. K, 1. Sheafe, Broadway. und Maln street. Ok KENT-Nicoly furnished rooms ono block from Brondway, at 120 Glen avenues QORSAL neodicwork eity; goc Mrs. i, P ho stamping business and art antorlals: am goinz 10 leave chance for a lndy to 0 In business, iles, 402 Broadwuy, Council Blufls, JTOR SALE—A perfeotly new surry vers K choup. Cull we Mrs. G! A. Ltoblnson's, First uvenus, oity. . dy's gold watch. huntint case dshort chain and ball; return to 0.7 Fifeh avenue and gev roward JRUIT funds, garden lan s, farms and ity property for snle or trade.” Day & Hess, 3 arl stroet. 'OR REF dwelli venlences, Duy & Hess. NT—The two-story brick house, B rooms, #ll modern 0. 723 Fifth avenue, from J G. W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience. READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN., PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- SARY OF MEDICINE, I treat the following Diseas Catath of the Head, Throat, and Lungs; Dis. oascs of the Eyeand Kar, Fitsand Apoplexy, ieart Discase, Liver Calnrl‘(nk Kiduey Complaint, Nervous Debility, Mental Depres- sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal Dinbetes, Bright's Diseaso, Bt.Vitus® S asin, varalyeis, While, Swolling Berofula, Fever Bores, Cancers, Tumors and Fistula In ano removed without the knife or drawinz a drop of 9‘!0 d. Women with her delicate organs re B39 health. Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention glven to private and Venereal Diseases of all kind: 860 to 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- ease I cannot curg without meroury. Tape Worms removed in two or three hours, or ng pay. H,morrhoids or Plies curcd, THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED ‘Will eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, The only Physician who can tell what allg & person without asking a questions Al correspondence strietly confidentia!l, Medicing bent by oxpress. Address ail lotters L0 6. W, Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counctl BluTs pital stee's ..., Burplus un | Profiis Net Capltal an | Surp! 1. D nua a0 E LA, Milbe, J. V., dlaaai Transictzeneral banks ing business Lirges: capitsl wud surplus of wny bunk lu Fouthwestern Llowa ANTEREST ON TIMI DE2O3ITS W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Director, Embalme r 14 N, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 8150,009 50,000