Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1892, Page 11

THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Teivercd ty Carrler toany partof the City B. W. TILTON, - MANAGER usiness OMee, TELEITONEs | ROR e QT OFFICE No#s No % MINOR MENTI N Y. Plumbing Co. Boston store for ary goods. Councii Bluffs Lumber Co., Governor Boies at Chautauqua Saturday Miss Rona Eiseman entertained a party of friends last evening ay the Grand hotel. Blanche Mulvaney and Mary Doty were fined $15.10 in police court yesterday for drunkenness and sent to jail. R. F. Deeds cut his foot badly yesterday morning while cuttitg down a big tree at the ccrner of Madison and Plerce streets, The Council Bluffs base ball club will go to Plattsmouth, Neh., Sunday, and will play the club of that place 1wo games on Sunday and Monday. The barbacue arranged for the Fourth at Chautauqua is to be free.” Byvery onewho npplics at the designuted place will get a hot roast beef sandwich. Swift & Co. dona ted 1he ox, which weighs 2,000 pounds, Captain W. A. Hayes was arrested yestor- day on an information filed in the ofice of the city clerk charging him with druoken- ness and disturbing the neace. He wiil have a trial in police court this morning. The Imperial auartette of Chicago, vhich appears next Saturday nt Chataugua, has the reputation of being the finest maie quartotte in the west. The assurance is given that will arouse more enthusiasm here than quarteite which has ever auppeared here, Charles Hicks, o farmer residing near Hancock, was before the commissioners of insanity yesterday for an examination. He is subject to frequent unmanageable spolls when ho wants to kill some one. The cow: missioners ordered him contined in St. Ber- nard’s asylum, The clothing wiich waa found by the po- lice near Gilbert's ice house Tuesday mght, supposed to huve been placed there by thieves, has been identitied by Jack Mills, Jack Purnell und Willium Madden as their projerty. It was stolen from their room auring Tuesduy evening. orter King was tried before Justice Swearingen yesterday afternoon on a charge of embezzling #4, which ne collected for K. D. Burke while he was in his employ und failed to turn over, Ho pleaded guilty to collecting the money but claimea to have given it to Burke, Ho was discharged. Miss Eva Nason entertained a tew friends informaily last evening at her home on Ben- ton street, in honor of Miss Lena Fonda, who has just roturned from an eastern trip. 1'hoso present were tho Misses Nellio Hardin, Maie Sealy, Mae Bryant and Lena Fonda, and Messrs. Will Martin, Lou Chapin, Kirk Stod- dard and George Mayne, A fire was discovered at 2 o'clock yester- day morning in a small building at the cor- ner of Pierce and South First streets. The origin of the blaze is a mystery, but it took only a few minutes to extinguish it. The building is oneof the od landmarks. It was erected in 184) by a_man named Chadwick, who disposed of itto C. O. Mynster and given by him at his death to his son, W. A. Mynster, to whom it still velongs. In 1550 it bore 'the distinction of being the onty weatherboarded hense in tho city, all tho rest being composed entirely of logs. Officers Murphy and Peterson had a lively skirmish last evening while trying to arrest John Devaney, who lives at the corner of Fiftoenth avenue and Seventb street, and against whom a complaint had been made at headquarters on account of & row that he was making, in which the whole neighbor- hood was involved. When the officers errived ut his house they found him admidistering a whipping to his wife, They took a hand, but Devangy showed his displeasure at their interfering with his vouschold disciphine by usine bis fsts upon the officérs in an easy, graceful wanner. In the scuffie Officer Peterson lost his watch, Oficer Murpby had bis watch chain broken in three pieces and lost one of them, while Devaney only lost his liberty. He is charged with disturbing the peacs and resisting an oficor, v a2 S Colfax ginger ale and mineral water sold at wholesale by Duquette & Co.. manulacturing confectioners. — e Hard Man to Beat, Yesterday was a hot day and there were only two Royal Hardman pianos gold by tha Mueller Piano and Organ company, 103 Pearl street. Bat it makes no difference how hot or how cold 1t gets it don’t uffect the sale or the glory of the Hardman piano, It is always hard to beat the Royal Hardman, and the Har- rington is a clese second in popular favor because it is mude by the Havd- man company and is the best middle grade instrument in the world, At Manhattan t h, Lake Manawa, won the Fourth. Swimming races, tub races and all sorts of water gumes, Ex- tensive fireworks in the evening. RAPRS, Prof. Hyde has gone to Texas to spend his vacation, C. B. Towle leaves today for a visit to Now Hampshire. T, J. Evans and family leave today for an outing at Lake Okoboji. P. Wina returned yesterday from Ma- rougo, whero bo secured the contract for tho erection of the new court house of lowa county for $48,000. W. H. Stillwell, superintondent of the Jowa division of the Rock Island road, who hins been in tho city for soveral duys past, returned yesterday morning to his home in Des Moines. Chauatauqua Trains, Leavo Council Bluffs from Rock Tsland depot at 6:10 a. m., 8:30 a. m., 9:30 &, m., 10:27 o, m., 1:00 p. m., 1:50 p. ., 5:50 p. m., 7:00 p. ., 7:80 p. m. e For Rent—First cluss saioon; good lo- eation; fine fixtures. Responsible party cun get long leuso on good terms. Ad- dress D 24, Bee oftice, Council Bluffs, e S International Cure ussociation rooms are in annex to Grand hotel, 520 Pirst uvenue, Council Bluffs, In. For cure of alcohol und opium disens e The Committee Heard From, For several weeks past there has been considerable discussion among the farmers and horticulturalists as to the possibility of gotling up an agricultural fair i Potta- wattamio county this fall, The moy went has finally” taken form and a commit teo hus been uppointed to Issue o call to the farmers of the county asking them to assemble and alscuss the adyisability of such an enterprise. Tols committce ap- poluted by the Pottawattamle County Heortl- cultural soclety bas drafted the following call: Qousen, By Furmers of | Tune 2. 1802.To the mie Coun Thero will be o me lose luterested | gotting up ttawattamio county, 10 be hold this full soniewhere 1n sald count at the court house in the elty of Counc Blufts, July & ut 10 & m, 10 take such action s may then and there be advisable. 118 to Lo hoped thut a full sontation of the furmers und those ntercstod 10 this movement will be had wt thit i Pottnwattumie county eun have cent county falr it the proper effort ui ourtof netfon s sals ‘I'he committee consists of J. J. Steadman, W. L. Suapp, D. W. Boruft, H. 8. \,'atkius, J. H, Siv A rell and J, P, Hess, — Prof. Zerkowsky will accept a few more scholars on the violin or violin- cello. Address 805 N. 7th, —— f 160 ,»euplu in this city use gus stoves, Ihe Gus Co, puts 'em in at cost, Hot weather prices 1n picture frames 8t Riley & Sherrnden’s art store, McPhail planos, 116 Stutsman street, Read page b, Chautauqua prograwm, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Ninth Distriot Methodist Oonference Ses- sion Oommenced Yesterday. SOME INTERESTING CHURCH QUESTIONS Matters Pertuining to the Spread of the Word and the Good of the Cause Under Deliberation—Pro. gram for Today. The ninth district convention of the Meth- odist Episcopal church, to whieh the Ep- worth league convention was a prelude, opened yesterday morning at the Trinity Methodist church. Over fifty delegates wero present at the opening of the session. In the morning J. D. Docking spoke on the *“Mission of Methodism.” In the Afternoon J. B. Harris of Denison gave a re- view of tho general conference for the bene- fit of thoso who were not prosent, and A. E. Griffith of Snenandoah discussed the ques- tion, '‘Shall we have a summer revival cam- puign on every cuarge!’ Fletcher Brown,vice vresidgent of the Simpson Centenary college at lndianola, presented the clalms and needs of the jnstitution before tho confer- ence. In the eveuing there was n eong and evival service, led by Kev. Hugh Linn of Northboro, assisted by Rev, C. W. Brewer, pastor of the Fifth Averue Methoaist church of this ci The following is the program for toduy : Morning Sesslon—8:10, devotional ser up: 0:00, business Kev. 11, 1. ¥ 0, devotional Unjon of all C.M, Ward: st Chiutchies Desirab 10, business, —_— Dr. Chamberlaip, eye, ear, throat caturrh, Shrgart block, Council Bluffs LAST W K OF THE JUNE SALE. At the Boston Store, BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPART- MEN _Special bargains in figured china siiks for this woek only, all_ our 65¢ and 75¢ figured china silks for 50c. 5,000 yards corded taffeta, sale pri 124¢, worth 19c, one of the prettiest wash goods on the market. Chiffon, the latest raze in neck wear, just received, over 500 yards in all the newest shades and combinations, on sale now at 25¢ a yard, worth from 89¢ to 50c, Wash goods. Our line of wash goods is the most complete in the west. Every- Ulinlg from the 8¢ challie to the finest all wool. See our line of challies at 3¢, 43¢ and G2e, worth 50 per cent more. Crepons, Bedford cords, Taffeta cords, pongees, etc., all in at 12je, making the prettiest line of wash goods to be found anywher Ladies’ waists in white, black, black and white, fancy percale, , 'in end- less variety from 48c to $2.25. Children’s lace caps. all_our $1.00 and 5 caps during sale for 50 All our 50c, 65¢ and 75¢ caps for 25¢, this week only. Straw hats in misses’ and children don’t have your children get sunstr wheu you can get_a 25 hat for 12 hat for 19¢, o 75¢ and $1.00 hat for . 25 31 Ladies’ and misses’ hlack silk mitts, we show the finest line ever shown over any retail counter. See our line at 25¢, 83c, 89¢, He, H8e, G e, with out n doubt the best value ever offered in such goods, see them, and you will be with us. Mosquitoes! Mosquitoes, bad fiends’, don’t know that we have gotv to have them, but wo are sure to have them, prepare for their coming, have your windows secured against them with the ent adjustable window screens, they aroe offering for 25¢ each at the Boston store. Towels, 50c dozen; all linen towels, fancy colored borders, knotted fringe: the price you might style one of the seven wonders, 124c. Ask to see them. Hosiery a underwear. We have ulways led. This season we have out- done all previous efforts. See our line in onyx, fast black, Hermsdorf, royal stainless, Louvre, ete. Ask to see our lndies’ fast black hose at 25c a pair, a world beater, BOSTON STORE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co.., Council Biuffs, Ta. Still Kicking on Taxes, Suits were begun in the district court yes- terday by the Union Pacific and the Union Elevator companies by which they hope to get out of paylng the taxes which have been assessed against them by the board of cqualization of Council Bluffs, The Union Pacific has an nssessment of $105,000 against it for tho east half of tho bridge across the Missourl river, ana 1,600 for furniture, making o total ussess- ment of $106,500, L'hey served notice upon the board of equalization . that they consid- ered the assessinent excossive and uulaw/ul, but the board refused to make any reduc: tion. They now ask tho court to declare it ilicgal, excessive and unauthorized, and to give them a judgment for costs, The elovator companp was assessed £30,000 upon its property, but upon ruising an ovjec’ tlon tho amount was reduced to “'hey went through the same program before the “board of equalization with the same re- sult. The court is asked to make a ruling in their favor. ———, The Chautauqua Opening, ivery detail is being carefully ar- ranged for the grand opening of the Uhautauqua assembly next Saturday uf- ternoon. The address of the day will be by Governor Boies. Those who have never heard him will of course be anx- ious to, especinlly since he has won o national reputation. Those who have only heard him on political topics will be glad to heur him on anonpur- tisan theme, His address Saturday is to be on *The History and Progress of Iowa.” The musical features of the day will be especially nttractive, Besides the assembly band there will be the Imper- inl quartette of Chicago and Mrs, Nellio Bangs Skelton, the pianist. Prof. Carnes will give recitations in connection with the musicale in the evening. In opening the Chautauqua, Hon. Jumes McCabe will gi the address of welcomo, Rev. Dr. George Biliow of Washington, D. C., will give the intro- ductory uddiess. They Passed Resolutions, A mesting was held at the Congregationa church last eveuning to take action with reference to the resiguatiou of Rev. ( W. Crofts, which has beeu under considera- tion for some time past. It was decided to accept the resiguation and & set of resolutions were unanimously udopted warmly endorsiog his work as pastor and commendiog lim 1o auy fleld in which he may choose to labor hereafter. He was re- quested to continue his pastoral relations, until September 1, with the understanding that he should be allowed to take such vaca- tion us he snould thiuk best, Miss Anna Overholtzer was elected church clerk and E. C. Smith member of the board of wrustees to fill vacancies, It was aecclded 10 erect a Congregational headquarters on the Chautauqua assembly grounds similar to that of previous seasons for the benefit of the membérs of the denomination aud their friends who way visit the grounds. —— Boat Club Aftuirs, Mombers of tho boat club are making s strong effort to inerease the membership fof the club preparatory to waking it one of the leading sociul aud athletic organizations of this part of the coumtry, The wmem- A e IR W e e bership 18 now about seventy-five, and 100 is the fizure at which they are aiming. ‘Thero is talk of adding a new featurs to the club, by renting a hall and fitting it up as an atnletic club room, with all kinds ot appar- atus, so that the club may be kept togother during the winter as well as in the summer. A meeting is to be held next Monday even ing, at which the plan will be taiked over. —_—-— If your old furnace needs overhauling, or if you contemplate putting in a new one, you should examine the Boynton Gastight. Mr. Luuterwasser, with Shugart & Son, is a practical furnace man, and will be glad to give you his experience in such matters if you choose to consult him. Don’t wmt until fall, ——— Candidate for Hemp. Foster Burns, a colored man, was brought before Justico Swearingen yesterday morn- 10g in police court to answer to the charges of insulting ladies and nssault with intent to do great bodily injury. During his trial it was learned that Burns hiad tried to entice a coupie of little girls away tho other day. They were frightenedat his advances and told their mother, who went after the brute. He thercupon drew a razor out of his ocket ana threatened to kill her if she made him any trouble. When he was tried before Justice Swearingen he was bound over to the grand jury and his bond was fixeo at $250. Ho has veon employed as @ hostler at the driving park for some time past. i, Trains leave Manawa daily at 8 and 10 m., and 1, 2, 0, 6, 6:80. 7, 7 8, , 10, 10:30, 11 and 11:35 p. m. 5 train will make connection with the last electric motor cur for Omaha ——— Wants Big Damnges. A libel suit was commenced in the distric court yesterday by George H. Meschendorf against Thomas D. Tolle, J. H. Pace, M. Welker and F. M. Scanlan to recover $10,000 for injuries 1o his character, which he claims to have suffered by reason of the article recently pub lished in the Omuha sensational sheatlet of which Tolle used to be the Coun- cil Bluffs correspondent. The three last named defendunts are well known butchers of this city, and Meschendort claims to have reason for believing that they have been backing Tolle in the charges which he made against Meschendorf. aiageutis I ry as & Luxury, There is no more sansible, enjoyable luzury, no more health-giving, pleasure- able ane than a horse and huggy or a team and carringe. Old and young, babies and all can share in the enjoy- ment. Mr. Holland, who has recently returned from Los Angeles, Cal., hus planned for furnishing Council Bluffs people the luxury of livery in its best form. He has secured what has been known as the ‘Rink’ stable, and has completely remodeled it, making it not only one of the largest, but one of the most complete of any in the west Everything is so or- that a lady or child can go gh the entire establishment with no more cause of offense than in a dry goods store or other business house. Mvr. Holland prides himseif on having his business conducted on this poh and what is true of the stables is also true of the stock. Trusty horses. new buggies and fine carriages, new harness, reliable drivers, in fact necessary for a first class livery stable are provided, the assurance being given that it will be maintained thus as the finest livery stuble in the city. Mr. Hol- land hus had years of experience and not only knows what is needed, but how to supply the need. Besides the livery he will board horses and take the same care of private rigs that he does of his own. In remodeling the stables new floors have been laid, new stalls built, new harness room, wash rooms, ete., in fact there is little to remind one of the former appearance, except the walls, The pub- lic will appreciate the improvements made, and Mr, Holland will doubtless speedily win a liberal share of the pat- ronage. Neglect of the City Council to Make a Tax Levy, Will South Omaha havea tax levy this year is an interesting question which has just been raised, No steps have as yet been taken by the vity council to make a levy, and the time for the prelimiuary steps in the matter as proviged by law bas expirea. The charter governing cities of the first class, having more than 10,000 population, plainily provides hcw the city council stail proceed in making the aunual tux levy. The first step necessary is the procuring of an as- sessment roll from the county clerk and which shall be in tue hands of the city clerk not later than the third Monday in June, Immediatelv thereafter the councilsnall give six days notice of its sitting as a board of equalization, which shall last five days. This must bo done before the time for the first meeting in July, at which meeting the levy must be made, The assessmont roil has not yet been re ceived by the city clerk from the county clerk nor hias the council given any notice of its intontion 1o sit as a board of equalization. The regular July weeting of the council oc- curs next Tuesday evening and by the pro- visions of the charter the levy should bo mude at that meeting. It will be impossible to mako the levy at that time and the ques- tion arises how will the difticulty be ov come. It has been suggested that the council should sit as a board of equali- zation as soon as possible, aud when Tues- day evening’s meoung {s held take a recess for a sufticient length of time to enable the provisions of the law to be complied with. Auotner suggestion is that the absence of o quorum Tuesday evening would bring about the desired result acd give asufficient length of time to secure the assessment roll and en- able the council to meet as un equaiizing board. The blame for this oversight of the coun- cil is not laid at an. erllculnrpermn'l door, and can te attrivuted only to the fact that the members are not as familiar with the provisions of the law for tax levying as they should be, The members will undoubtedly prove equal to the emergency, but the ques-* tiou is how ! Will He lnstalled Tuesday Evenlng, South Omaba lodge, No. 66, Ancient Order of United Workmen, has elected the follow- ing officers and thoy will be installed Tues- day evening: Past wortny workman, H, B, Monefee; waster workman, C. W. Miller: foreman, M. V. Doyle; overseer, Henry Frod- manson; recoiver, Edward Elster; financier, R. C. Hilliker; recorder, Jacob Jaskalek: guide, Philip ' Korn; inner watch, J. 1, Webb; outer wateh, Henry Detrick, Picked Up on the Streets, At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon a child about 8 years old way picked up at Twenty- fourth aud A sireets by & motorman and turned overto the police. The youngster narrowly escaped being run over, and por- sisted in getung o the way of passing trafus, Later in the eveniog the boy was recoguized as belonging to Frank Dare, living st Tweutv-fifth and A streets, and was taken to bis home, Notes and Personaly, Miss 1da Welmer has gone on a visit to Harvard. Jumes W. Murphy left last evening for Neola, la. Charles Horn of Wilcox was the guest of J. 17, Webb yesterday, Dr. uod Mrs. K, L. Ernbout returnca last evening from Atlantic, Ia. The bachelors who make the Lee hotel their howe will give a ball on the eveuing of July 4. Mr. sud Mra, Fraocis Boyle ente: ned a party of friends last evoning, Danciug was the order of the evening. Jonatban Jolnson of tae Cudahy Packing company returaed yesterday from an ex- tended visit in Now Eogland. Ed Doud returned th morniug from Liverpool, Englaud, where he wert with a large shipmeat of export cattle, The mewbers of R. K. Liviogston post, Dis>ases, Loss of A bealth, DAY Grand Army of the R the Council Biffs CWaitauqua in a body July 4 : F'red Johnson, an employe at Hammond's pucking house, received ah ugly cut on the head this morning, being struck by a falling timber. At next Tuesday avening's meoting fthe Board of Education” will, #lect the teachers for South Omaba_seydols for the ensaing year. There are thirty-two positions to be fliled. Martin Wolsh, bettar. known as “One- Eyed Riley,” was arrested Inst evening on the charge of house-breaking. He broke into Maurmeir's blacksmith siop Tuesday evening. The High school alumpi was organized yesterday. The officers aro: Miss Mary Reed, president; Miss Marion Thompson, vice president; Miss Jeanette Mullen, secro- tary, and Charles Johnson, troasurer, Pat O. Hawes was in South Omaha last evening and was endeavoring to interest prominent citizens in a scheme to advertise tho Magie City during the big convention. His suggestion is several bannors being car- ried through the streets on which should ap- pear the following: ““Take the South Omaha motof trains and see the great Magio city— the third largest packing center in the world.” Pat's schome {s being considered, - S, Visited Plke's Peak, Maxitou, Colo., June 20.—|Special Tele- gram to Tur Bee.|~The Colorndo grand commandery Knights Templar, in company with Pike's Peak commandery No. 6, mado a pilgrimage for inspection and darill to the summit of Pike's Peak today. The party numbered over 100. They experienced sun~ shino, rain, hail and snow in the ascent over the road. The entire day was occupied in this trip, The following telegram was sent from the summit to the head of the order: SUMMITC F Pici's PEAK, Colo., June 20.—To iobin, Lebanon. Pa.: The grand triennial committee send ¥ 10 the stor a e grand encanmpment (0 hold « ses- slon of its next conclave here. F. B it B. L. Cann, Chafrman, Grand O tande; For New School Buildings, Last night the Board of Education decided to erect ten-room buildings on the Lathrop and West Omaha sites; a twelve-room build- ing on the Center sitg, and to have plans for tbe Windser place school drawn to cost not over §25,000. A contract for the boiler house and other tmprovements,at the Park school was let. A committeo was appointed to con- fer with Landscape Architect Cleveland with a view to beautifying the school grounds. ~ ARE YOU SUFFERING? FROM Female Weakness, Catarrh or - Rheumatism, ~ Chronic, Nervous or Private W [ HT pissass. IF SO, CALL ON Dr. Searles & Searles Consultation Free. 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Dr. Searles & Seasles, 5 Sguth 15tk Streot Next to Post Office, TTYTTITYITTTTTTTITPITATPTFIS Locks with small keys are countless—most of themare worthless. The word “Yale”, or this @ on lock or key will enable you to discrimi- mar nate, Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. AL AR plic, will attena | | BOOK 70 MEW, £re | ,Oni Omaha Medical and Surgical Instituts, 26th and Broadway, Council Bluf¥s. Omaha and Council Blufs JUNE 30, 1892 DEATH IN WATER. The Millions of Danzers Water Contains and the Rapidity With Which They Ine crease—Don’t Take Any Chane s, Few people have any idoa how Imparo oven the purest drinking water is. The very best known s ful They are the most proiific creatares of which we have any kn * o stagle one may causative pare hansixtoen millon, d a1 ¢ ta n day. They possessed of great vitality, for they can be rried great distances in water without losing their power of producing disease. They can be frozen or evenbolled without belng destroyed ny bo ried for yoars and yot when in a suitavlo will come o life and proda: atlon and decay. They are the great producers of malarial fever, grip, and most serious d But,” you say, “ whatcan be done to avold germs ey cannot be killed by bot fng?” Thore s but which will effectively destroy thom and ning In contaet with spirits, A smal of pure spirits in the water will effectunily n and destroy thelr evil effocts, but it should beborne fn mind that nothing but the purest and west spirits should be used for this purpose,and tha nothing s equal to whiskey. Not the ordinary whiskies which ro upon the markot, but something farabove them -something which is highly endorsed by the scientific world. Such & whiskey is Duffy's are Malt, which 1s today more 1 r than ever ts history, and which s dolng wonders to dostroy the germs of every disease. There are hun: dreds of families who use it constantly in connee- tlon with thelr drinking water, Loth at the table And between mi Bovare of any druggist or grocer who s0oks to offor you somothing he says 18 “Justas good.” Duffy’s s the only pure medicinal bl,oy upon th o market 0P000000000 TAKE oTuit's Tiny Pillse ften aatonishes the In 3 vod digestion, regs owels a oiid flesh, Price, 2. 0 the owners of 10ts and parts of lots and roal estute wlong 25th street from Kees street to Pacific street and Paclfic street fron ith street to 25th avenue In the city of Omana, You ure horeby notified that the under- slgned, three disinterested freeholders of the city of Omaha. have been duly appointed by the wmayor, with the approval of the city council of sild eity, to ussess the dan o the owners respectively of the property uf- fectod by the change of grade of 2th strect from Revs street to Pacific street and Pacifio street from 2th st t to th avenue, de- cla necessary by ordinance 184, pussed May %, A. D. 189 approved May 23, A. . 1802 You iire turthor otified, that huving ne: copted satd ppolntment, and” duiy qualifiod ns required by we will, on the 1ith any of July. A ut the hour of 10 o'clock the'fo co of John K Fiag room Chamber of Uommerce within the corporate limits of said city, meet for tho Durpose of considering and n the R8sess- ment of damuge to the owners respectively of said properiy, uffectod by said chanse of grade, tuking into consideration special Leno- fits. 1f any. You arenotified to be present at the tiue and place aforesald and make any objections to or statements concerning sald” assessment of dumages us you mity consid CHARLES THOMAS, Committee of Appraisers. Omaha, June 28, 1502, J20d10 Omaln Medieal and Straial IKSTITUTE. 5 e @ B INFIRMARY FOR THR TREATMENT | ot | ~—OF ALL— ) Chronic and Suraieal Dissasy Feet facilities, epparatus “n na Remoaios torsuccessful traitmant of very f¢ of disoaso requirin : n.odioal or surzieal troatmont, 60 beds for patients, boird anl attondanss ~Best accomodations in the wesr. Write for circulars on deformities and braces, trusses, club fect, ourv.itures of spins, i tumors, cineer, catarrh, bronchius, ln- ion, eloctricity, ‘paralys sy, kid- biadder. oyo, oar, 1001 and all surgleal operations. ST DA PECIA L ' 00k on Disoases ol DISEASES OF WOMEN 552068 ke 6 Women FRE We havelately ad led a lying- ndep irenient for women durinz confinemont. strictly pr.vate. Only Roiluble Medical Lo+ stituto making a Specilty o. 5 PRIVATIE DIS ES All B ood Diseuses su ssfull, troatol. Syphliltio Poison removed from the system thout m ury. New Restorative Treat- ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. Persous un- able to visit us may be treated at home by correspon ience. All commun lons confi- dential. Med cines or instruments sent Ly il orexpress, secu packed, no mArss to ind cate contents or sender. One personal In- tery.ew preferre . Call ag ronsalt us or sen history of your case, und we wiil send In p.aia nev. Upon Privat or Norvous Di enses, Impotenoy, Syphills, Gleotanl Varico- cele, With quest'on [ist. Braces, Appliances for Deformitios & Truses y manufactory intho Westof DEFO & il APPLLINCES, TRUSSES, ELECTRLD D BELTS. ontor of Omaha on oztric motor liuo. Ton minutos' ride from 250 AKING . POWDER |. Council Bluffs, Iowa ZS.FOR25H¢ ABSOLUTELY PURE - JUSTTRY IT. F.F.JAQUES % CO. KANSAS CITY,MO. ADWAY” Daesee N I, LSS THEGREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cures all disordexs, of tho Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kileays, Bladdar, Nervous RADWAY'S PILL# avo oure for this co tion Pric e = tite, Headache, Constipation, Costiven piaint. . FeSLOre gUrength to tha stomach. i 3 230 u box. Eold hy all drugglsts, or malle New York. on receipt of price. DrDOWNS se Inligestim, Bil- 0us ness, Fevery l’ll'rx.}:h'.. and ren lers the system less lablo to contract diseaso. CDYSPREPSIA. T y tone up the Internal secretions to able It to perform 1ts functions. y BADWAY & CO.. 42 Warren Street. 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The eminent specialist 1n neryous registored graduato I X et pormi orrlivea, kleet, No mertury VISIL e may be t pondl ourely packed, 0o WATKD Lo 1ndicate con e roo, Correapondunce strdetly private. ook ( undays 10 a. 1010 13 1. Sead slsiop £of repiy. mas and'ce ominal BEPDOKE AND AP TER U Dess can be restored (o fect by clironic, privato. blood Every MAN can lu flTkOJfi and VIG- O e awASiEET Y usin RYINE, Mo great Spanioh Remeds. - VOUNG MR OR_OLD suffering from NERVO! FAILING IAIHOED nighbtly e kio and unoary diseasos. A ropmlar and 11 treating with the grentuat potency. yphilis. atriciure. ko it for loss of vital pow er, Les o LITY, LO sions, convulsi tobaceo or n cither sex, spermator nce or any personal weak: NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN, We give & wriiten guarantes with 6 boxes 10 cure any case of refund the money, 1 s bok; 6 boxos §5 For Sals In Omaha by Snow Lund & Co, P R e e o A B A MADE ONLY BY NKFAIRBANKSCO. CHICAGO. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, ; Dye, clean and refinish goods of every description. Puck anes recoived at either office or au the Works, Cor. Ave. Aand 26th St., Councl Send for price list. i Merchants who have shop worn or soiled fabries of any character can have RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the most appvroved machinery, at less cost than you ever paid before @. W. PANGLE, M. D, | Tho Good Samaritan. 20 Years’ Experience. BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AKRD PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- SARY OF MEDICIN them redyed and fini BED FEATHER! I treat the following Diseases : Catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Lungs eases of the Eycand Ear, Fitsand Apoplexy, Kidney - Complai; ty, Mental Depre: sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal s, Dinbetes, Bright's Ditease, St. Vitus' ‘aralysls, White_Swelling, Berofula, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turnors and Fistula in ano removed without the knife or drawinz a drop of Women with her delicate organs re- Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private and Vonereal Diseases of 2ll kinds. 850 to 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- ease I cannot cure without meroury. Tape Worms removed in two o threo hours, oF 10 THemorrholds or Plies cured. THOSE WHO ARE AF Will eave life and hundreds of dollars by calling DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physician who can tell what ailg a person without asking a question, All correspondence strictly confidential, Medicing sent by express, Address all letters 1o G. W, Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, AllkInds of Dyeing and ¢ shost stylo of tho art. fabrics made o look 48 £00d 18 oW, feathers oloane | by steam In first- Work pror ptly done und d Darts of Who country Faded and statnod Send for prico list C. A, MACHAN, sBroadwy, PROPRIETOR Northweitara D332y Buuees. Loya W. C. ESTEP, Funeral Direclor, Embalmar 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLU FINE FURNITURE, OLD STAND 205AND 207 BROADWAY Counel | Blufrs, Sim & Saunders— fedenl feourts Benro block, Cou Attorneys ut luw Prac 4, und 5 Bu aell Blurs, 14 o e 621 Broadway, Council Bluffs and 152 SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNGCIL BLUFFS, '\V.\NTHH - girl for general house- work. Good wages, Mrs. George K eeilne, 1133 East Plerce street. TFOR REN P—Tho dwelling on First uvenua Jghth street formorly oceupled b Snyith: 11 rooms, 2 bath rooms and all rn iniprov. hod stablo und out building th, k Sliouf ourlng and grist m Ith a andiso and dwelling. astorn Nebraska heafo, ANTED—Exporlenced canvassers to sell the latest and greatest novelty in frait In Pottowuttomie and Mills counties, lowa. Bee, Council Blufls, and Commission—Stoves, furni- stored and sold on commission at JOR R Fourth stroet. ve anything for sale or trade soo hofe, Broadway and Maln streot Dwolllngs In all i o ciuy. K. I, Shonfe, Broadway und Main. JOR SALE—Furnitue fixtures lonse and 2ood will of hotel with 40 rooms in a good Nel: acity; will trade for stock of general morchandise. 'E. H. Sheafe, Brondway and in strocl ORIt : in. modern styly o lonc Lot rpulr. o heato, Broadwiy and Main st OR R vl conven- . B UL {OR it 40 pros- perous Nebraska city, paying business, zood roasous for selling, 100, 1t s snup. E. H. Sh Brond stre Wil buy a nice new housc; o nayments, 63 foot 1ot in Grimas' addition reo fizt of proporty for sale, John- ston & Van Pat ~ 14\01( ALE—Standard wre, 7years old, sired by | Archibal NO. i first Qini by Glenwaod, racord 2:27. Sho s a fiue chestnut, hus shown »od spocd, 13 zentle and well broken to drive single or_double, welghs wbout 1,000 1bs. May be scen at _barn of W, O, Utterbiok West Brondway, Councii Blufts. Price8:5). JacobSims, JHOR SALE— Rlok o 1St afe, JORSAL e Meln Stroc 1d o/ o ondway and Main oleo tarms in Pottavattamie H. Sh Broadway und R SALE-87.00 st noral mer~ chandise, well Tocatod within 100 miles of Omuha, Wil take partin lanl of best qual= ity, bulance cash, E. I Shoate. Broadway and Main stroot. horsos, well Toon s v etc, Prico #l, )" kX ostablishod, Inrgo profit once, for zood cause, und Maln street. NOR 'he stamping business and ar neodiework mutorlnls: aw going to leave olty; good chance for & ludy to €0 In business. Tis. i, P.Nles, 402 Broadway, Council Bluft VA7 ANTED ~Enstern Nobrasku lands in_ex- change for Cou Bluffs property. B H. Sheafe, Browdway and Main stroet, hoate, Broadway PRUIT lunds, gardon lands, tarms and clty property for salo or trade. Day & Hess, 4 Pearl stroet (OR SALE-Elevator with corn shelle; 4,000 bu, “dally; corn grinder, 10) bu. Lour; suw mill attachment, 40 1. P, engine: ng & good bus noss: located nenr Councli Bluffs. Will tuke good land in exchange or cheap for cash. E. I Shoate, Broadway liin stroot. Che leadins hotel In » Nebras- 0003 hus 20 rooms, feods 9) each meal. £00d bar trade, nets $20.00 per month, long established, lease has throe years to runi 4,000.00, half will trade for iu residence, B, Sheufe, Broadwuy ) Matn stroot. JPORSA LE—Stook of merchandlse nnd bulld fng in wood W ALOG Involces #1,500.00; hius £00d ¢ bu will tuke wood lo ding, $1,000.00; a innd in ex- resl uth First stroet, 8 d best barzaln | Day & Hess, 8 No. 928 & feet front; best locatlc the ety If tuken at on Pourl sirect 10 competent ladles and gentlemen 860 a month traveling expenses. No oane vassing. ( irst avenuo, Councli Bluffs, 0 m. tod p. m. DOKSAL ed iathe, foot or power, 5feet. long. 12 inc wide, buck goured und screw itting, with aks, One k: '3 sots 0780 o puiloys, belting, omplote chunge o b, eno 4-inch al turainz tools, Ine, with shifting, o, AllUin good order and will e sold obeip for cash or on time to right ty. Address Box 45, Elliott, 1 CITIZENS ST ATE BANK Of Councll BluTe Capital steo's Burplus and Profits. §130,000 50,000 NetOapital an) Surplus, . L BRB0,000 Directors—J, b, Ao Kb Saugar, o), Gleanon, K. K. Hart, 1. A Millar, 4. V. 152644 aud Chatlos It Han Trananct genorsl banks ing businoss L capitul and surplus of wuy bwnk lu Louthwestern Lowu. INTER EST ON TIME DEPORITA