Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1892, Page 3

W WHE OMAHA BEE. CGUNCIL BLUTFS OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. ) nny part of the city® MANAGER Doliverea by enrtier 1. W. TILTON, - \ s Office, . AP EPHONES | !\"':n'r;.xln.. MINOR MENTION. * Y. Plumbing Ce. Council Bluffs Lumber Co.. irecnshield, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broad- way, real estate and rental agegts, Largest list of proverty of any dealers {n the city. Regular meeting of Council Blufls Lodge of Perfection, Ancient and Acceptad Scot- tish Rite, at theic hall Friday evening. Fy order of T. P. G. M. Hawmmony chaptor No. 25, Order Enastern Btar, will meet in regular session this cven fng. Members and visiting members in vited. By order of W. M. "homas Rishton complained at the polico station yesterday that a boy named Crippin, who is visiting at_his house, was severely bitten by n doe belonging to’ W. H. Copson. # Herbert Young, the switchman who made an indocent assault on A lady at Manawa 1o t Sunduy ovening, pleaded guilty to the charge of assault and was fined £25 and costs by Mayor Recd. "I'he Misses Jossio and Alma Pontius en- tertained n nuwmber of their young friends yesterday afternoon at_their home, 625 Wvenue, | They were assisted in entertaining by the Misses Portia Carnes and Clarabeil Chumbers. A pienic will be held tomorrow in Fair- mount park by the Woodmen of the World of this city and Omaha, in honor of the an piversury of the founding of the order. A basket dinner will ba seeved, and a geueral good time will be the order of the day. Tne Ladies Ald society of St. John's Eng- lish Lutheran church meets this afternoon at the residence of Mrs, N. J. Swanson, 720 Franklin avenue, ana the Utile Dulci socioty of the same church meets this evening at the residence of Mr. Tovalt Seffert, 326 Eleventh avenue, Tomorrow will be tho last day on ‘which petitions can be filed for trial at the August term of district opurt. The papers have been coming into tne clerk’s office rapioly for tho Jast few days, and the prospoct is that it will be a lively term of court. The terw opens on the B0th. A sult was commenced courtyesterduy by Chavles R. Haunas receiver of the Kimball, Champ Tnves company, to recover from (eorge g0, the representativo of the eastern stock: bolders in tho company, 3,200 worth of pecurities which 1t is alleged he has misap- propriated. A young man named Frager, who works in MidnichUs saloon near the coruor of Broad- way and Bryant street, slipped and fell yesterday afternoon while trying to board a moving motor at the cornerof Broadway and Sixth street. He struck his nead violently upon the pavement aud tha sharp stove cut @ doep gash. He was picked up and carried futo the Opera house saloon, where he soon recovere d. ames Tracy was to huve bad a prelimin- examination yesterday morning in polico » of nssuult with inteut to commit murder, but Minnio Dix the woman Lie stabbed, was unable to be present and her physician stated that she could not apuear against him for several days at_ least. Tho case was accordingly continued in- definitely, and Tracy was taken 1o the county jml o the meant Malone, who Wwas held as & wittess © sinco the night when the affray took place, was discharged. PEKRSONAL PARAGEAPHS, in the district as ary court on the ¢ P. B. Olson of Avoca was in the city yes- terday. Dr. F. T. Seybert will leave tonight for Chicago. Miss Jennie Guittar is visiting friends in Missouri Valley. J. W. Templeton returned yesterday from 8 visit with frienas in Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs, Vic Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lipe have returned from Den- ver. Miss Eva Nason has returned from a visit witk friends in Davenport, Maguoketa and other lowa points, H. E. Grimm, Thomas Bowman and Ira I, Hendricks left last eveniug for Davenport to attend the democratic convention. Mrs. E. A. Rider and Miss Dora left on the Rock Island yesterday moruing to visit relatives and friends in the east. Jobd Gittings, who was injured while working ou the motor bridge u couple of ye "ks ago. 15 reported to bo improving rap- i Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Meyor left yesterday afternoon for Buffalo, N, Y., in response to 8 telegram annoutcing the severe illuess of their futher, J. W. A. Meycr. R. V. Innes has been appointed deputy ity clerk, nnd will have the duties of tho superior court in addition to those b I‘x‘rlm'mi as clerk of special ussos 10 will take bis new place on the next montn, W. C. Snoemaker now ropresenting the Balti- P. Jones the Chi- “hicago and Chorles y making urvangements for the transportation of the delegales to the nationul Grand Army eacumpmont at Wash ngton next month, e Judson, civil engineer, 328 Broadway. Summer suits for gentlemen; cool, comfortuble Reiter, the and cheap. tailor, 810 L Vi ina Luandry. Yesterday worning at about 1 o'clock an alarm of fire was sent in at tho engine nouse on North Main strect. A bluze had started fn the rear of the City Steam laundry, owned by Biadler & Bledler, and was threatening to dewiolish not only the launary but a num- ber of houses on either side. The fire was burning briskly when the men arrived, but after somo hard and effective work the flames were axtinguished. The entire rear part of the laundry building was destroyed, together with the machinery it coutained, and the damage is estimated at $00. None of the goods in the establishment were in- ured. It is covered by #1,000 insuranoe, T'he houses of Justice C. A. Huwmmer and De. J. H, Cleaver, which stand next door to the 1aundry, were badiy scorched, but the fire wus preventod from taking them away. | Best hair mattresses made to order, and old oves renovated at Council Bluffs Carpet store. | 150people in this cily uss g1 stoves The GasCo, puts 'em in at cost. | Loses an Arm, D, Seward, & well kuown residen’ of Huncock, Pottawattamie county, has .en sufferiug for some time pase with a cancer ou his left wrist. He was brought to the Woman's Christian association hospital and Dr. Mucrae, after examining the memuer, decided tual the only way of suving s life Wus by smputating the avm between the wrist and the elbow. Tho operation wus orformed Tuesday und yesterday Mr. Seward stated that be slept two hours dur- Ing the night, & thing he nas not been avle to do before for many mouths. ‘I'ne physician states that thers now seems to be cousider- Ably chance for his recoysry, fall stock of carpots nreiving daily ond sold at the lowest prices. Council Llu's Curpet company ——— Senool Will Open. Circu ars have been sent out by Superin- tend nt Rothert of the lowa school for the deal anpo ineing that the next term of school will open 0o Wednerday, Sepiember 14, aud that classer will be formed on that day as urual. ‘Ihe oupils ure expecied to arrive on the duy before. The burningof the laundry, eugineer’s shop, machivery hall ana cold stora:n buildi g, iL1s sonounced, will make no delay i the opening, aud the dumuge will &l bo repaired hefors the ldth, ——— There cun be nothing more termoting or de- nv OUS 10 SEFVe YOUr wu ests wilh thuu Cook’s Extra Dry Chuawmpague, George Davis, drugs ana palots, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES Deputy Marshal Beoms Allows a Prisoner to Escapo. HIS CONFIDENCE HAD BEEN MISPLACED o Revenue Law, O, atage of the Offi- o and Ese Arrested for Violating t Takes Advs cor's Confiding Nat school geopening. A. Presta pes 0. A. Preston, & man from Harlan, Ta., who has beon in the business for some time past of selling intoxicating liguors without a government stamp, 18 missivg, and there is a large gap at the government building in the place where ho should be. Deputy Mar- shal Beems of Des Moines arrested bim ut Harlan and brought him to the city Monday niht for a preliminary hearing before Clerk adrman of the United States court, The two men took supper together at the Revere house, and after supper Preston begged the marshal to let him go away a few minutes— nccording to oue story to buy a_hat, accord- ing to another to got a drink. At all eveuts ho left hus keeper for a few minutes, and either the one drink lengthened out into o prolonged debauch, or Preston had con- siderable trouble in finding a hat that would suit bim. for be hasn’t been scen bit once sinco. That was yesterday moraing, when e appeared at the frone door of @ suloon on Broadway for a few seconds aud then disap- nt pearcd, without going to the overnu building or tho hotel to find out wheth Beems had left any word for him. Boems lias gono back to Des Moines, and somo of the police have beon looking in vain for Ptroston ever sinco his disappearance. 1f he bad stayed and gone through his trial, ne would probably have received a light sen- tence. But when be is recapfured, as ho is sure to be, the probabilities ars that ne will bo given the limit of punishment set down 1n tho code for offences of this cluss. BOSTON STOR Council Blufty, In, Just between seasons, but we have a number of summer goods that we must cloar, with vour aid, and the prices cut to insure spoedy sales, think we will bo be able to ¢lear them all out in the next week or two in order to make room for our immensoe stock of fall goods that is arriving daily. ““Cosmos,” u nice light summer goods, while it lasts for Gie. Bengal tissue, one of the lightest weight goods on the market, in dark s only, 8¢ a yard. \ontong pongees, Chilian cloths, Taffetn cords, cropons, pineapple tis- sues, all in at 8ic a yard. Bedford cords in & nice range of pat- terns and colored figures, with plain grounds, for #c a yard. o seersucker stripes for 8tcor 12 yards for $1.00. Best light calicoes, 5¢ a yard, n immense line of dark and medium colored challies for d¢ while they last. Half wool challies, 124c. All wool challies in light and colors for B9c. Ixtra quality 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢. 100 dozen children’s ribbed vests, 10¢ ach or 3 for 25c, 150 dozen ludies’ shaped vests, 12fc euch. 200 dozen ladies’ ex blaek hose, 10¢ and 124 Ask to see our ladies e fast black hosiery, the finest in the land. In children’s fast black we show al- most everything from the cheapest to the finest. In gents’ neckties we show tho best rter necktie in the west. Gents’ suspenders at 19¢, 25¢, 83 50c. We show an immense line, the best value ever offered. In outing fannel shirts at 19¢, 33c we show great value, BOSTON STORE, Counecil Bluffs, la. Paw HIs F nds' Valuables. A young man named Ashby F. Neal; well known in Council Bluffs social circles, has caused 8 nuwber of his young lady friends some trouble by his novel way of treating their articles of jewelry and other valuaoles that thoy loaned hir. Ha left for Denver several weeks ago and is now clerking in a nat store there. Before ho left, however, it is alleged that he pawned @ & gold bracelot belonging to & young lady who hveson Stutsman strect and pocketed the proceeds. A watch and chain which another yvourg ludy had given him (o take to the joweiry store 1o be mended was treated in the same w A friend of his put up iho price of the watsh aud chain in order to avoid a scandal he bracelet ease wus reported to the police eud has been found, Some trouble is prom- ised the young man by the parties in whose possession tho bracelet now 1s uuless he makes the matter right, durk fast black sutecns, 123c, ot v quality fast qu 5c and Saved His Child's Life, A. N. Diderbough, York, Neb., savs: “Tho other day I came'home and found my little poy down with cholera morbus, my wife scal , not knowinz what todo, Iwent straight way and got & 25-cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Uiarrnwn Remedy and gave it'nccording to directions. You never saw such a chango in a child. £hs limbs and body were I rubbed his limbs and body with my bauds, and after I had @iven him the second dose' ho went to sleep, nnd, as iny wifo says, ‘from a death- bed bie was up playving in three hours.) It saved mo o doctor bill of about §3, and what is better, it saved my cnild. I can reccm- mend it With s clear couscience.” Trains leave Manawa daily al 8 a nd10 am, 12m, and 1, 2:30, 3, ), 4, 30, 5, 5:80, 6, 6:30. 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30, 9, 30, 10, 10:30, 11and 1135 p. m. The 11:50 train will muake connection with the last electric motor cur for Omaha ——— Grabbea the Watch, Esward Hoden, a voung farmor living enst of tho city, 18 10 troutts bocause he tried to make a_ trade accoriing to rules which are not laid down in the books. He wanted some money, &nd Ben Robinson, anotner farmer, offered to loan him # on & watch Hoden nad, ‘Ihe latwer agreed to the terms, but us soon as he got hold of the mouey, aua before he bad let go of the watch, he made a wild break for some other place. Ho dia not sbow up for unearly o weels, but he was arrested yesterday alter- noon on lower Main street and charged with lurceny from the person. He gave bonds for his appearance this morning, when be will bave an examinati A Reliable Man. M. J. Guiuer, o justica of the peace at Print, Mich., savs one bottle of Chambe, lain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrba ) Remedy saved hiy life. fle hud been down with bloody flux for three wecks whon he com- menced using this medicine. [t soon cured bim and he belioves saved bis lifo. He also says it saved the hves of three railroud meu in that vicinity, ‘Squire Grincr Is a reliable and conscientious man, aud whatever he suys cun bo depended upon. s Had Forglveness for His Wifs Only, Ira Jones, who lives at Neola, filed an in- formation several days ago in Justice Huw- wer's vourt, charging anotber Nsola man, Prank Cooper by name, with committing adultery with bhis wife, Mrs, A, B. Jones, Cooper wis arrested aud brought into court yesterday worning. . Ho gave bonds and was reloased, 10 appear a week from next Saturaa, “na Mrs. Jones were both in court when Cooper came in. Jones stuted that his wife bad wade u confession and that he bad forgiven her, but lis forgiveness did not iuclude Cooper by any means. e — Ola Settlers' Keunlon, Tho aunual reunion of the old seutlers of southwestern lowa will be held uext M ‘Wednesday at Tabor, Awmong the features of the day’s celabration will bs speeches by Rev. William Brooks of Tabor, G. W. Per- kirs, Judge W, I. Srith and others. The old settlers of Pottawattamie, Miils and Fre- mont counties will participate in the cele- bration. A basket dinner will be served in the park, a game of ball will be plaved be- tw een tho “Grays'of Springfiela, Neb,, and the Sotithwestern fowa club. A concert will be given in the evening. Py~ Fine upholste ‘ing at the lowest at Council Bluffe Carpet company’ —n Disease never successfully attacks tho sy em with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla makes pure, new blood and onriches blood ———— | SOUTH OMAHA rices OMAHA DAILY Meeting of the Board of Education In Specinl Sesston, | The Board of Education held an adjourned meeting last evening and made an unsuccessful offort to purchase a number of desks for the Brown park, Third ward and Albright schools, Two agents for school furniture houses were present, one from Bat- tle Creek, Mich,, and one from Blunchester, 0., and although they both had 1n bids action was deferred snd the committee on supplies instructed to purchase tho desks wherever they could secure them at the most rensonable figure. The bids of both agents wero rejocted, because they uppoared 100 high, and the members of the boacd thonght there was an understanding between Lhe agouts and competition was thereby pre- vented, A blackboard was ordered placed in tho new schoolroom at ‘Twenty-fourth and I streots, ‘Tnis building has been leased for school purposes for ten mouths, the incroased attendanca demanding additional room, ‘I'he proper committee was instructed to investigato the advisability of putting in o watee main to the Brown rk school. If this be done it will require the layiug of three blocks of pipe, that being the nearest connection to the water mains of hy water works company. \Vater was ordered placed in the Fourth ward school building. A communieation from Couuty Superin- tendent Hill stated that there is ‘due South Omaha from the school appropriation 243,13, and ulso $310.6) from special taxe ho secretary wus instructed o draw upon the county treasurer for the amount, A committee, consisting of Bulla, Jones and Pearl, was appointed to wait upon County Attorney Manoney relative to the levy for school purposes. The hoard adjourned until Friday evening, August Yesterday's Auction Sale. Yesterday's auction sate at the stock mar- ket at the Union Stock Yurds attracted a large number of local and eastern buyers, the large pavillion being filled during the progress of the sale. All good horses sold at satisfactory prices, but some of the offerings were very poor and made trads somewhat dull. About sixty horses were in all sold. Good drafters, drivers and chunks woro freely taken by the eastern buyers, and the local purchasers ulso purchssed some of the best animals, The horso market continues to grow and is ono of the best in the country. Saloon 1 Will Organize. A meeting of saloon men was called for yesterday afternoon at 3 o'ciock at Burke's hand ball court on Q stroet, but as ouly a very few put in an appaarancs the meoting was uot held. ‘The saloon men ave desirous of orgamzing for better self-protection. They state that they are compelled to pa beer than any city in the couotry, also that they are charzod exhorbitant p for ice. Thoy hopo by organization to securo better pricos on everything they purchase. A meeting will b2 held in a fow days and an organizatisn perfected. v more for and WIll Go to Kansas City. All arrangements have beon per fected for the attendance of Lily division, No. 8, at the IKuights of Pythias encampment at Kunsus City. The division will o with thirty-five men and leaves Sunday evening at 9 o'clock over the Buriington in two special coaches, The boys have been doing a preat deal of hard work for many weeks past and will un- doubtedly b.ing home some of the numerous prizes, Kicked by n Steer, Herman Oswald, traveling representative for Clay, Robinson & Co., returned yoster aay from Wyoming and is under the care of asurgeon. Mr. Oswald was assisting in loading onto cars a numver of cattle, when one of them kicked him in the face. His chin was badly cut andseveral teeth were koocked out. Notes and Personals. *Rev. W. . Murray of Rey is in the city. Mrs. M. Schlegel of Plattsmouth 1s visit- ing her son, Alex Schlegel. The inspector of buildings vesterday ls- sued six permiis, aggregaliug o total of 23,200 Dr. T. H. Ensor returned yesterday from Peoria, 111, where he bas beea for some time on husiness. A. Blockstone and davghter of Craig and Miss Hatue Blackstone of I{ansas are visit- wg with Mr. and Mrs, J. I, Cornish A man walked up in, front of Diamona’s clothing store on N sircet vesterday after- noov and picked up a pair of stoes and a cap acd darted down tho alley. Pursuit was given and the thief, being hardly pressed by the pursuers, dropped the cap, but made his escape with the shoos. e Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup for chil- dren teathing relieves the child from pain, 2 cents a bottle. PRV VVT VOBV VY Is it worth locking at all ? Then lock it with a “Yale”, There are a hundred imita- The word “Yale”, @ tells Its easy when you know, D BVAVVT O JAPANESE PLLE O S I CURE _Anew ani Comploto Tr. tions. or this mark the genuine, nont, consisting ot o In Box iaternal. Intornal itecent or Hore il- tary Pllos itome 1y er buen known to fall. §1 por box. 6 for $); sonthy mull, Why snffor from this terriblo dispisd whor a wil gairantay 1y ositively glven with 6 boxes or refan 1 the monay 1€ notcured Sond st Or fraa Swmple. Guuranteo Isgued by Kuln &Co., Dragglsts, Solo Agents, corner 168 and’ Doukiay stroets. Omatia. Neb. CITIZENS STATE BANK 01 Counell Blutts, Capital stock. .. . .- $159,0)0 80,000 Surplus and ooty ron Net cap'tal nd surplus Dir " ller, 1, Glonst i O A buskie Latik b IME DEOSITS, | BEE: THURSDAY. e odooee »0 S 6 J oTutt's Tiny Pillse The dyspeptie, the dblsifitated, wheth er from excess of work of mind or body or expostre ifrirmiarial reglons, @ will find Tutt's Pills the most genial restorntive ever offer e fnval WES'S NERVIEANI MENT, a spocide for Ly ralgln, Hoadachs, N alcohoi or wobae Montal Dooras- n, Sottness ol nannity, misscy L death, 40, BArronsds, Lois of Power In olther s, 1mpotaney, Leucorehss and Al Female Weaknoss 38, lnvoluntary Losses, Spor. matorrhea caused by Over-exartlon o t4) braln Eelf-abuse ovor-lndulgonce. A month's trantmsnt for £, by mall. Wegaarantoasix boxes to cury boxni with &~ will saad written efund If NOLcursd Guarantoe lssuei " Lewls druggist, sole ngent, ner 16th and Farnam sts.. Omaha HSANATIVO. Wondorful Remedy, 18 £01d with & Written cure a1l cnses, Memory Power uaranteo o1 vous | as \Weak Loes of Brain Ieadacic, an Tood, Nervousness, Las- situde, all_drains and lost of power of the rative Organa i such Before & After Us Photographied from I — cither gex, cd by over-exertion, youthful indiscretions, or the excessive ¢ of tobiacco, I, OF st ltinintely Put t pocket. Price 3 £ order we give n arantea to cure or refund the by il 10 any widress, Cir i Mention tils paper. A iy, Con forim to written money. i plain envelope: MADRID CHEMICAL CO, 358 Dearborn Stroct FOR SALE IN OMAHA, NEB., BY Brauch ¢ . CHICAGO, 111 Euhe & Co. 15t & Douglas Ste @A Fuller Cor: 14th & Douglas 5ta. G. W. PANGLE, M. D. Tho Good Samaritan. 20 Years’ Experience. BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE ‘WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- 1 treat the following Diseases : Catarrh of the Iead, Throat, and Lungs; Dis. eases of the Eycand Ear, Fits and Apopiexy, flanrt Discase, Liver Complaint, Kiduey Complaint, Nervous Debll'ty, Mental Depres- sion, Loss of Manhood, Seminal Diabetes, Bright 5 Disease, 8t Vitus' ngc-e!“l‘( S Shatism, Paralysis, White_Swelling, Serofule, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turmors and Fistula in ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blogd. Woman with her delicate orzuns re- 0295 health. Dropsy cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private and Vénereal Diseases of all kinds. 860 to 8500 forfelt fur any Venereal Dis- ease I cannot cure without meroury. Tape Wortns removed in two o threo hours, or ng pay. Homorrhoids or Plles cured. THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will eave lifo and hundreds of dollars by calling on or using DR. 6. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physician who can tell what aila a person without asking a quostions Al correspondence strictly confidential. Medicine Beut by express. Addressall letters (o G. W, Pangle, M. D 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa PROPOSALS FOR PAV Soaled proposals will be received by the un- dersigned until 10 0°clock p. iy, Agust 180, for the foliowing kinds of pavin NG. 1\ viz Shcet asphaltum, Sioux Falls or other -ranite. Colorado sundstone, Woodrufl, Kansas, stoae, and Vitrified bric All uceording to specifications, For pav skeon street from 27th street to 28th street, in the eity of Qmali comprised in street liprovement district AU, ordered Lmproved by ordinance Ji Lnel bid to specily i prco per square yard for the pavinz complete in the street, Worlk to be done In accordance with p'ans und specifications on file in the office of the Vourd of public works. el proposal to be made on printed bi furnished by the boird and to beaccompin by n certified eheck In the sum of £ 9, pay able to the eity of Omaha, an evidence of £00d fiuith, The board will award the cont t for the different kinds of mater subject to the selection of the miterlul by the property own- ers,or the mayor and eity connell, The board reserves the richt to reject any orall bids, una to waive defects, P W, BIRKITAUSER, Chalrman Board of Public Works Neb., Awgust [th, 182 afi-12-16-10 United States Marshal's S In the Circult Court of the United the District of Nobrask 1, Tie Iirgt N tlonal Bank of Platisburgh. New tes for York, vs. Mutual Trust company wnd the Nebrisles Mortgugo aud [nvestment compiny ¥ 0. Public notice s hereby given that in pur sunnco with and by viFtue of a writ of venid exponns Issued out of above named court i ubove ent tled ciuse, wnd bearing dutc Juiy 20, 1802 1, Brad' D, United tutes marshul for the Distr riskon will, on the second duy of D 1802 ut the hour of eleven won of said duy, at the north door of tho United States” conrt house and postoflice butlding in the City of Owuha, Doz as county, State und DIstrigt of Nebratku, sell ut public ‘nuctlon us the faw directs, to the highest und best bidder, the fol.owlng describod property. to-wi Lots 15 and 1610 block &idn McCormick's se ond addition to the eity of Omubi lot 4, block 4, Cunniugham & Brewnan's additon to the ock in the fore- city of Omnhat lot 11, vlock 6, Aubuen Hill subdivision of b.ock 8, "Clinninghuu & Bren- nun's add: tion to Ox lots 1, 2 15 und L s uddithon; 1ots 6 und 7 and ., Exchune Pl lot 4 subdivision of lots 6 blick b ock 10, Abeight's annox addition wnd 1ot G, Llock 17, Albrishs cholve addtion ull in ety uf Soyth Owuha, all of the perty beinz locuted in Douglay county, state and distelet of Nabraska, and huvinz been h rbilevied upon by virtue of & writ of e: issued out of said court in sl ont of snid court oblalned tern. 1801 i favor of wtlonal bank f Plattsburgh, New York, wad aga nst the Mutuil Trust comp I the Nebrusku Mortsnge und Tnvest compiny . BRAD D. SLAUGITER United Statos Murshul, District of Nebraskn, GEOGE E. Protchett. Attorney for Plaintiir. July 2, Aug, 4, 11, 18 25, Sept. 1 at ita Novel th Iirst kR g’ Machine at al0-Tons-a-Day Pric A 12-Tons-a-Day Moo e o O ek M mek TS The Southwick Baling Press 18 o 2-horse, full-clrcle machin o Iuhas the largest foed 1} Capacity; Construction; Durabllity—all the BEST. SANDWICH MANUFACTURING D., Council Bluffy, Towa. 78 Presses sold in our territory sinceAug. 1st One agency alone sold 8, AUGUST 18, 1892 | 'SMOKED FOR OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Blackv:rell's Has been popular withsmokerseverywhere for over twenty-tive ycars. It is Just as Good Now as Ever Its FLAVOR, FRAGRANCE and PURITY have contributed largely to the growing popularity which pipe smoking enjoys. Pipe smoking is growing in favor because finer, sweetd? and better tobacco can be had in this form and at much less cost than in cigars. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO Cuyy \ DURHAM, N. C. reenshiells, Nieholson & (o LEADING Real Estate Agents Have for sale a number of splendid acre tracts close to city. 88 acres, 22 acres, 20 acres, 18 acres, 10 acres, B acres, 21 acres. Some can be divided into tracts to suit purchaser. LOW PRICES ON ALL ABOVE. Don't forget that property in and around Council Bluffs will never be as low as today. Buy now and make money. We have for sale residences of alil sizes, in all parts of city, for cash or on payments, 500 vacant lots for sale. All bargains. When you want to buy, sell or exchange :m,\'l]nvng, or rent a house, go to the men who will hustle for you. We are ready at all times to show property. Correspondence solicited. Greenshields, Nicholson & Co, Council Bluffs. 621 Broadway, - - b &ISSOiV‘S ANTI-RICKING STRAP. tost deviee knowo for caucating and controllin ¢ the horse, ¥¥ 4 10 prevent and 1 colts from kel bue earin Kin+. running, stumblin, turn- ngz. fall nz, du:ginz, breakineshufts, eheek o 15 casy on the ¢ does not interfere “ie is Invaluable in don track, rowi and with thelr trave ing. and makes then perfectiy safe fora child to dri brekinz and drivinz coltsyoung horses und ~stal.lons, and can be u: work horses it all times - SISSON'S ADJUSTABLE SAFETY HALTER Warranted to be the best halter n existence anl to prevent and cure halter pullers: t break a colt to lead in ten minut stallion, und to bry a balky horse. Forsuleonly by CHI Pit e BSTL %, coneral agent and manufacturer of fine harnesso and dealor In ull turt g diway, Council Blufs, la. Twin City Steam Dye Works A SUHOBDIACK, PROPRIETOR, DYEING, CLEANING AND REFINISHING OF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Omaha Office, 1621 Farnam St.; Telephone 15621, Council Bluffs Office and Works Cor, Ave. A and 26th St,; Telephone 810. Send for circulars und price list 3 ] SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, GENTS WANTED-To sell tho best dou ronsting nnd baking pan in the market. 1y work. Can prove to have agents wh make over 84 a wock roguiarly. Acdres Charles Schulthelss, Council Binirs FoR sate “Good feroom dwelllng near U, 1" transfor. Prico 200, “Will take hoi und GALUS in partony. E. 1. Shoafe, YOR SALE-Crenmery, well located In No- hraskn. doing good business. WIII take artn e of sell entire: busiuess av a argai %1, Shoute. JOOR £A Tmproved 46'-ac| in western Towa, 825 180-a0 2, Johnston & Van o stoek farm furm, $£20; 120« Atten. MGNEY lonned ut 6§ per cent on_Counoll Biuirs reaidonce property. 1. 11, Sheate. For saik, Fondy or will trnde for Councll Blufts prope erty b grov Omiha % 1. Sheafe. MUK REN ive veni the Els man rosidonco, 13 Park n good repair_and all modern cons ent 8600, . 1, Shoate, \ SANTED-Luady or gentl A\ vrivato tamily, l;'('R SAT Hotol, 2. southern #2500 buys build ng and furnture for mdse. . Shoafe. b‘(ll( SALE ~Hurdwiro sto Willinvolco 4,500 E H & loc: Nob., dofn:a thrivinz business, Will trade ! rooms. ted in in central Nebl al SALE -Chotcost farm In Pottawattas 2 Co 418 acres, weil located and fme proved. Price $10 an acre. E. 1. Shoafe, JOA L and ity lonns atio Real ostute for sale ng an i business rentals. CNLOrS, Louzed & Towle. wve aupthing for sileor trado see Sho e, Broadway and Muln streot. T OR RENT—Dwoillozs In all paris of the cly hoafe, Broadway and Main, Y ANTED -Eastern askn Tands in ox- YV Chiango for Oounoll Blu s property. B 1L Sheafo. Brotway and M in stroot JROR SALE-Onsmail payuients. fruit and arden fanl neir Council BluMs B, He Blicate. Broadway and Muin streot JPOE sALE—Alblon Rolier miils on Boone river, Neb.; Hnest wator power in the state devoloping 125 horse power wter entiro yearg 100 barrels: machinery an; ‘complote In every dotail. G acres of lun L title verfost: grice. $ a0 will "t uni nprovo t oustora Nebraska land, £ 1. Shoafe, R SAT nd ol tamio fo. 9) acres of gool land anl new ]l"”" SAL cottago. with four acres lnnd in Warners- ville, N all modern improvements: will exchunze fora pleasant cottaze froo of in- cumbrance in Council Bluffs or Omaha. E. 1. She: F< §)-acre ranch in Chorry Oo. N od hay land. sp ' to cnttle. Nico cottaze, stable and out bullds in good air, plonty water. Best land nthe count will sell clieap. Write for de- tails At TAN ~Hardwnre Western Towa for spot cash. B, 1. Shonfe [OR SALE—Farm, 1i0 neres, 15 miles from Counell Bluffs, 7) acres undor cuitivation, B neros more san be cultivated, Good im= provements; pute water; cush for equity; nco. 245 Poarl street, Louges stock in southe irl for secon work, #§ n we: verott's, Second avenuo and Eighth streots = (YWILL buy a three-room cottuge in $v)“0nmwu- add, E sy payments, Groens shielas, Nicholson & Co. $1,050W1LL buy u nice five-room bouse DL, Uitk “good barn, lot 44x120. near school houso and church. ids, Nicholson SIx-room house, vood ks from postofice. reonshiolds, Nicho'son & Co, TANTED—An experienced Kivchen girl \‘ Mrs. Jucob Sin 6 Pintner street. 11 =()()VILL buy a five-room Qott BL. 500N e aaTscn. Mraoe. Trsa o shude troes, Greenshiel 99 $—i 'on Stutsman street; nodern tm= nro nts. Groenshiclds, Nicholson § 463 = ()()WILL buy new seven-paom house $'}’v)' ) on Muaison seroats all modern line provements. Greenshiolds, Nicholson & Co. OR EXCHANGE=One of the nicest housed on motor line; clear of incumbrances, for ©eids. Nieholson & Go. lot, s, Nicholson & -)'O\vnfi, uy good 8IX=room cottnge Nebraska lana, Greensh « hardware. well e o ntout 8, 0od cife. proverty I or good No= Fnu SAL oan Elc Lrrde, fnvo 3 W. C. ESTEP, Fureral Director. Emalmar 14 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS The Whipples POST AUGER PAT. Manufac COUNCIL BLUF Counell Blufts, FEB. 2, 1602, . co 110 sink an elght- L2 feet§ nches, n ono Warran tneh ho minut Ttis uneq in rapidity, 1 12d by sny other itness of opera- 5 0f CONNEruCe New Something ND FOIR- Circul'r - and - Price Omaha Medieal and Surzical : V‘INS'.I.‘ITUTE. =% fye & far INFIRMARY FOR THE TREATMENT) i \ * A4 —OF ALL— Chronic and Surzical Dissases < medieal or surgical treatment, ) beds for put ttoail e, + Wost, Wirito for ol los w0 braces, s, club) feet, carvatures of spine, pilu i, tun Citarrh, bronehitis, Ihalation, elec ricity, pae Jo, eur, skin and st Best a0 nt for Women during confing oty Kellable Medicul Inst.tute uinking & PRIVATE DISEAS torative of be tronted unioition Now POWEI At home by eorreape snildeatiad. Medicin e, xa. sccurely packod, i 0 Indicute Wis or' sondur. Une pe orvi's preferr Call Wit Consuit us oF send history o your cuse, sid wawiilsoiut i piatn Wrappor, oap BOOK TO MEN, "1 Uvor vrivie spo- * ol « 0us Disonsos Jmpo:ency, Syphills, Gleet and Varicocele, with ques o st Truss s, Agullances for Deformities and Iy manutactory 1o the west of DEFORMI ANCES, TRUSS @S, ELEC KIC BATTEIRLES AND BYLTS. Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute 26:h axd Broadway, O uncil Bluffs, Ten wintues ride from conter of Omukis ou Vv aud Couall Bluts electrlo wotor lue.