Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 24, 1892, Page 3

DATLY COUNCIL BLUFFS, THE BEE OFFICE « NO. 12 PEARL STREET Delivered 1y part of the W MANAGER. TELEPHONES MINOR VMENTION. Council Bluft Dr. Seybert of the new ¢ 1t sent is t1 Numbia s to him by Prova posscssor ivenir half a friend in CH The city counci d a meeting ye afternoon and allowed two bills of 3,400 ar £1,400 respectively to Contractor M. A. Moore for paving Mr. G, W Highsmith the residence Fifth avenue and is sub destitute work The Dellinger and M werd arried Jast of Rev. ( o cordi ( the 0 Thie clatior troupe for will go t The given ut Hugh \ dircetion of Mys. M, A benelit of the Bpiscopal « The Christma pupils of the i occur this evenin Rothert desires the and fricnd the I dancir “entert and vintendent endance of all paven ven's ha para fssued, but all wil! George Blair Jail term ment the Suy " de venien Cial having for vagraney In the fternoon, der to be preparcd for a p nelect on the part of Santa Claus. he helped him sell to seven woolen th hung in front of Bennett's store Brondway. He was arrested and the charge of Liveeny H. P. Barrett preser Christmas present yesterday by unknown friend, 1t was a vellow and white bull dog. He found it chaincd up in- his oftice when he arvived yesterday morning, After a dinner at his expense the dog decided to stay with him permancntly, and Mr. Barrett is now looking for a deddly enemy to whom he vun give the animal as a present The following ofticers have by Concordin lodgc Pythias: Past chancello man; chancellor comman vice ‘chancellor, Jens H Hevtel; master’ of i witth; master of cexehequer, . L. Mo keeper of records and scals, A. Huber: i ter at arms, J. Leder; inner gwnd, W Sturtz; outer guard, . Ambach "The friends of M, Welker, butcher, will be ¢ It of royal Chri s dressed in is worth g ind Nebraska the plumpest i nd chickens, beside ple meats. The pou ows, no_ cold st Hed and dressed by decorations of the market attracted ¢ denl of attention last evening, and av finest in the city dled on was d been sele Knights ar Charles Bier South Mam ed te cheer, The attive lasy blocks to en h the ort I hotida miny see ov dug and the finest that o but fresl A Child Enj wor, gentle »f Syrup of Pigs, when in, ne luxi d if the father or mothe stive or bilious, the most & follow its use; so that it is L remedy fnown and every fami a bottie. 1 ple iz effed sant d ¢ De best family should have Christmas at th ‘arpet Sto There are so many handsome 10 be found at the Council Biufs Carpe company’s that combine beauty and _utility thatitis an easy matter to'select a Christmas present that will be useful a8 well as beauntiful, During this wintry weather what is better than an eide down comfort? Orlace curtains, silk curtaine, chenille portiers, sillk portiers, Madras curtains, Swiss curtaiy silks, Smyrna rags, Saracen rugs, zilian rugs, moquette rug: fur rugs of all sizes, o and door muts? And all of these zooas are cost, not only for Christmas, the holiday write for pric , velvet rugs, rpot sweepers sold but during People out of town, just and cold weather do dimin the demana for acr Klain trac t of the post- office; 300 acres yet for sale in from one to ten acre tracts, suitable for guvden. Day & Hess, agents, alreet. The snow s not go in the 30 Pe: l"|7 e 3o See the line at the Boston Mufls from 89¢ to #15.00. The largest line and tho best value in the west. BOSTON STORE, Council Blufls, Ia. PEESONAL PARAGRAPHS, Roy C: ) Grinnell ohn AL Lane leaves ¢isit to Minneapolis. Mvr. and Mrs. I, Covalt leave today for a visit with friends at Lacona, Ia Geo) Jvans is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. 1%, s, W. D. Hardin and J. N. Bowman_have x turned from a weelk's qual hunt in Nebraska, Mrs. William Highsmith will d couple of weels in Cedar Rapids and Colum- bus Junction, Master Dick Steward have returned om schy the holidays with their J. L. Stewart . J. MeBirde will take a position with the Pusc after January 1. when h term of ofticy deputy county auditor expives Ben and Ralph Archier have returned from Maulins, N. Y., whe they have b n atte ng St John's militar school, to spend the holidays with theiv parents. W. W, Chapman_has veceived word of the appointment of his broth « e Chap man, to the position of general ut of the 4 n road at Ottumw: He com 1 work in this n e ws in the employ of the ton, He left in 1883 to take the cashior at Ottumywa, which mpbell is home from lowa college at this cvening for a and Miss il I Tle: and will sy 15, Mr.and M, Burliu position of he has occupied ey for Colds. Tyler county, V Almost prostrated wi An Invaluabl riff Hardman of sinia, wis when he began using O Remedy. In speaking of me alniost instant relief, invaluable remedy for druggists, the says [ iind'it 1o bo an olds.” For sule by Holl Everything in the lmn.l ceivablo in iron, wood, be found on our counters. BOSTON STORE, FOTHERINGHAM, WiTELAW & CO., Couneil Bluffs, Ta. Nolld Sitver, Solid silver spoons and forks. best manufacturers, $1.25 per ounco at Rob- inson Bros. Wanted—(ash Citizen’s State bank stock, sold. Address IX. H. Sheafe. Specinl Christmas cutlor Cole’sclenn clipper poeket kr and shoars, Coal and wood: best and cheapest Missouri hard wood in the eity; prompt delivery, H. A, Cox, No. 4 Maio. y line con- bisque, ete., to offer for ten shares Must be sule on ves,razors Cole’s, 41 Main street. upper | ith a fine action and sooth- | \tifying results , China | 1 Bra- | at | fruit and | Store. | Thomas Abstract and Loun company | city in 1580, | awberlain's Cough | It gave | NENS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS | George Meschendorf Bronght Up to Answer to a Oharge of Contempt. ALLEGED TO HAVE SUGGESTED BRIBERY Witnesses Testify That the Defendant Songht to Mave Thewm Fix a Member of the Jury in the T Suit te Trial. Grorge | Smith the ¢ was regar H Mesehendorf was before rday afte for a hes of court. The with considerable inter inection with the re od by Meschendort butchers, the marked by a striking difference of witnesses for the \ttorneys for the prosecution ened theie case by stating that in br name of B, B, Gardner 0o ent in the ea mean to imply that with, He had lived in twenty years, and h traight misfort tior n Judge rnoon ing on charge of contempt est on account of i cent libel againt suit several f hearing was in the te com low and timony The i ono of th y they did not had been tampered ffs for rded vard man. 1t was been the 1 an hone merely hi cet of conver Chief Nict the f witne said that he b upper Bro dorf told hin heen loo! You get next to him and fi ive me a verdict Nichol 10 Wil s way to_lodge then It sub department was ecution, He 1 ran ¢ hendorf at lwa Meschier he W st the y hie had for } ongs to ean't ) that he'll 1 told him that and would vitness of the firc His con vas on th me | According t ced the witness and pat in g Huntington ealled Li Lim that G 8 nd he didn't kno! fixed. M Huntington, & mem' nt, w next tion with Moschiendort g st his word for hin ide and told money just now haps he coul ould 1 creupon Huntington said h Meschendorf's account of the he had with the two men was ltc ferent Iran | said he, ‘ Ling tho coul necded but per- hendor! said to Guardner., would try it nversation w wcross them at the e and they asked me | along with my case. 1 vepl 1t there was one man on the was determined 1ot ive me | They asked me who it was aud 1 s | They hinted that perhaps ( | fixed. Several other people | come to me before with the same_surn | and 1 had begun to think that possibly th was something in it So 1 told them to ] it up, if they had a chance, and find out if he was that kind of a man, for if there was any- thing of that kind being done 1 wanted to to witnesses were called, but did not bring forth anything At the conclusion of the ¢ watter under advise Don't fool [ ams 1 with indigestion. Take Beech | ABLEBODIED IF NOT INSANE, te Whipped | ina bark Ro Casper Marte, a German farm | living newr Ming was brought into city yesterday morning for an iation on the char insanity. His brother ac upanied him as complainant, the face of him he scemed to hav srounds for a complaint. He had a tov apped round ad, which, when < Brother Soundly yor ", exi on 1w not. work patel of black an | bigeer t man's hand t | good share of the left side of lis f | sstated that his hrother Wedne und his wi i been abu: room for lie got inside the door d dist uted Casper ha went to Caspe | tion, but as soon us Caspe at him wbove mentioned injuries over his person at random. It was dark, and | whether Casper hit him with with his fist, but at all ovents it was | thing lary 1 enough to leave cided impre The in i hea failed to find | though seve | noticed stra number of tim e de- mers gave the young yeste afternoon. They wy indications of insanity, al- al witnesses said that they hi ge actions on part at He was disch « Champagne has a la acid in_it; it is h Cook’'s a Dry I COAT SAL mount of carl Althy and nourishing al is the best The Great Cont at the Boston Lasts ALl Week. We say without fear of contr that we have the largest line st line and by far the S Store the nob- lowest cash included in vd and crything plush conts, children’s cost price until® p. m. this _sale, ps’ misses’ Saturday BOSTON Fotheringham, Whitc Coune evenin, TORE W & Co.y il Dlufls, la. Special Tex fetile Sale, Fino vickel plated cobper tea kottles, 1,25, sold everywhere for $2.50; will Tast o lifetime and never tarnish, = Cole & Cole, 41 Main strec Paul Schneidor, tho drug newest novelties in cellula and alum- inum goods for the holidays. No ono els ies the line, and they are the handsomest things you ever siw. at 10 ist, has the School Fund Grows. Smith did what little he could lay to help the school board out of the it got mto a little while et in not taking the necessary steps to the annual tax levy made by the county : The way he did it was by rven fon i case of Cattlo s N. Casady, jr., in suing for €00, the Taco value of n noto which the defendant had | exceuted. Casady set upas a partial defense that a part of the face value of the note w usury, which the banik had charged him fo ) ry in the it was dey usury. Ye A nk i judgment for | fund a judgment for the 44 of Law provides. 150 wils | the | amount Smith gave and the school | usury, as the If you want to be on the safe side, the old relinble, Dr. Bull's ( is sold by dealers everywher stick to Srup. It There will be several fine turkeys to be disposed of at the St. Jo house sam- ple room tonight, and a free oyster sup- per. 621 South M 1 at solid gold eluborate engraving, fine stem ‘wind nickle movement, § wt Robinson Bros, At the BOSTON Council Bluffs, Ia, Brighter than gas, choaper than olee- trie light and s | those vew art lamps at Lund Bros Fire ina Candy Store, Duquette’s establishment on upper Broad | way came near being destoyed at about 2 lock yesterday mornitg. A couple of po licemen were passing the place that there was a fire in the bui fire department was called and be minutes the blaze was extinguished. damage was nominal, but if the fire had had and not | Sold by W | teenthstrcet and he had | \\lnu‘lu' | the | could not tell | his hand or | | Witeh Hazel salve will cur Douglas County ¥ diction | und | arment in the store at ago by its | much more start the' chances are that the whole building, with all its contents, would have been destroyed. The ares where it l THE OMAHA D‘\ILY m'n. nrly(nnml was full of empty boxes and othér inflammable material. As a token of his ap- preciation for the work of the firemen Mr Duquette sent a pail of eandy to each of the hiose houses and a five pound 0dx to Chief Nicholson. Perfect action and pertect health resnult from the useof DeWitt's Little Early Riscrs A perfeot little pill For warming guest chambors, rooms, etc., our gas “heaters are what you want. Look at them. Cl convenient cheap, C. B. Gas and B tric Light Co. bath just Driesbach’s is the only place in town whote you can get genuine homemade Christmas zandy, pure and made fresh every day. 847 Broadway. Watches. 10-carat solid gold watch, elabor: engraving, stom winding, nickle move- ment, $11.00, at Robinson Bros A fine line of holay goods, juvenilo | | books, choice parfumery and fancy arti- cles of all kinds at Deil G. Morgan & Co.’s drug store, 742 Lower Broadw: See those ol heaters at Swaine's, 7 Broadway. 1 the poli rday afternoon on an tion charging him with a ult and batter 1t was filed in Justice Swearingen's court by R. W. Bethers, who claimed that Le kicked him, pounded him, and otherwisc treaied him bad L anoth W th informa A man wer dway storday them, tell The case will be fighting on Brc corner of Pearl street, ye morning. and that he separated ing them to go their way tried next Thursday The No. Whecle tary miovement, is machine in_the’ market for speed, durability Lan 1 & Wilson with its ro. the lightest running and wlity of work , 614 South Six No doubt the most complote stock of fine holiday novelties is at Dayis’, the leading druggist and perfumer. Carl Burhorn horn, has the or city.” Many holid uccessor to Bur- y now jewelry stock in s novellies. of C. B. b M 111 Stutsman street. Bought organ stock Co. Will sell them ch icius, 116, Do ou V. King charmer. Musi » Bour smoke? Have you tried T. & Co's Partagas? 1ts Just light one. McPhail piunos aud _Crawn organs, ensh or installments. @Mar. Bouricius, 116 Stutsman street. The genuine Round Oak fine line of oil heators. stoves, nlso Cole’s, 41 Muin | strect. . Judson, ivilengineer - HAD A CLEAR TRACK. L. P B'way. cainmen Strike No 1 1stleft Omat reau Which whidin st onight with Tt was a great wound the rail; hecause all jex hardened old railroaders were attracted to the fifth annual ball lodge No. 135, Broth Railwiy Trainmen, in Washington hall. hall wis appropriately decorated for occasion On the stage was suspended a yas, on which was painted the familia low eaboose. On the of the od the name of the lodge. Thos ingg contained suggestions of the toil cares of dail, the trainmen gave 10 thought to whint wils transpiring outsid sed a very jolly evening. Besides 1men and thieir familics present, vere many friends of the order i enir pr uests, fulur dances on s were be waltzes and quadrilles, was well advaneed to last merry-micker s the evening i nice rep Run on 'h youts « 1t for th ds wai cept tho mot istably 088 i of T the i tho handed to 1 twenty-four and the mus a few more so that the mornin rd daylight when t rted. Duri s served The cor follows nittees for the evening were as went I . Part, George n, Fred Peter piion--1% 1 . \rhl 11, 1. ason, W. K Sui S Gondric Brophy, 1 clow, W. | Muljek, W. . H. AL Sunders k Murphy Hancy, Muiph Clon Parks, G, loor— ., Breedloy J cen, O, Collier, W Piles of people have p hem <~ FREEZE-OUT FARCE. generated attorneys Wond the are not and ime i fully. contestants The for n the nding to | matters very will be no it the much it fault of theirs d by them enfi Decembe when the i stime indic an i Dt 1de to freeze them ont entire mining from t day, wh would be g + 1o tike th imony of ach W same story it technical g ot one has velated an incident which tends to p ttampt 1o obstrue anything but a free mt. The con the ex pression and a fair e When time was call not A witness was present, testants were not expecting iy 1o put in an appearance, As a_justification foradjourn ment the attorneys stated that witnesses were on the regular jury panel and could not be present during the afte examinati The attorneys for the contestees ont the usual objections to adjournment and sisted that the contestants close their case and permit the contestees 1o offer testimony. The only part such an’ obje plays is that it is recorded by the sten hers and the adjournment is talken The hearving was adjourn afternoon until 9 o'clock this morninng. that time another adjournment wilt be taken until Tuesday morning and, with but thre days left, it is very easy'to be scen that if the republicans sceure an opportunity to offer testimony it will be by an extension of time granted by the legislature, and the con red An honest pill is the noblest work of the apothecary. DeWitt's Little Barly Riscrs onstipation, biliousness and sick head Fime. Union Pacilic, which shops and now run- and Laramie, is not in hauling the " as was expected mance. arly every rom thirty to forty-fiv is thoughi she will have to be supplunted by a “double header as heretofo Engines 1700 and 1302, now building in the Owaba shops. ure ilt in the Omaha ning between Cheyenne meeting with the suce over the om Ler initial | y the tr is minutes lute. ST. JACOBS OIL IS AN HONEST REMEDY. IT DOES WHAT IT CAN DO. IT 8AYS IT DOES CURE, IT HAS CURED THE WORST A TIIT, AND THE PAIN BTAYS CURED. te | is unequalled | ' | nam St., s, but DeWitt s 1 cetion Contest ias De- ‘ cd yesgerday afternoon | material | won for | yesterday | At | rated to | SM‘l‘RDAY pull one more car than 1700 and the bog on the Wyoming division are anyiously for their arrival No. 80, hgwever, is performing splendid] and pulling the fast mafbin and out betwech the points named on time overy day. ‘he is a bird" says her engimeer and the mechan ical department agrees with the assertion - DEWitt out whiting 1f you have piles salve will surely cure - Death in the Candy. Brilliantly colored oandy, which chemists | have found to be v s Witch Hazel by il nwholesome is Yeing in some cases poisonous, sold Omal n 1 ous commodity are stationed strect of the at varl portions of the wis, The meerns in at such o vo tempted hawkers in s dany | ous corners throughout the business | of the y 0 at deal | stuff is sold holiday erc candy is manfactured by chgap ¢ Chicago and elsewhere and is solc | 1ow price that many poor people into buying it wled to the matter action will be 1y more of the and it is probable specdily taken to prevent candy from being sold P veling without a 1t cures a bruise bottle onee Do not go tr | Salvation Oil ch | Leuch says that Bethers | s Colde, Coughs, Bore Throat, ; enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma, A cortain cure for Consumption in first stages, and a sure reliof in advanced stages, Use at once, Fou will seq tho excallent efect after taking the firat doge. Scid by donlera everywhers. Large Bottles 60 cents and §1.00. ctric, Steam and Hand Power. 0\ euIgow KIMBALL BROS, OMAIIA OFFICE 1014 DOUL®GS STRE Cor. 9tk §t. and 11 Ave., Council Bluffs \s via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, as repre- sented on thi Goux eIty Ta ? CEDAR Lh.‘:"w B0 XS MOINES | e Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled Trains leave Omabha daily at 7:05 p. m.,ar- | riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office, IFar- Omaha. A% NAhll, (;cn'l A - DEAF .. BY ELECTRI"(TV. Send 10 cets for our 100 page ‘Elcctro-Medical Theory and Practice.” B. B. BLISS, Town Falls, Towa. 1501 CALTHOS w Heaitls, St Useitand pay if Address VON MOHL CO.. Sale Americen Ageate, Cinciasat, Obion o | B FORGE WAKREN SMITIL Do Davis, WILLIAM Cathel Silery Lolewcl,Osear Huits : 4\|mu 1 Life Tnsarance Coun - cely, William 0. W Mison, ro bereby notifiad that the under- e disinterested fro slders of the ha, have been duly uppointed by with the approval of the eity ald city, to assess Lho dumage L0 1o owners respectiveiy of Uhe property declured by ordininee necessary to be appro- printed for the use of said eity for the pur- posc of opening and ex ng Newton street trom Duvenport's subdivision tc hstreet Youare furthernotitied, thathavingaccepted said wppointment, and duly qualified as ro- quired by law. we will, on the 2th day of | January., A, D, 1804, at the hour of elock in the atternoon, ut the office of Geo. J. Puul, 16% Farnam stroet, witlin the corporate M its of sald eity, mook for the puFpose of con- sidering aud makin; ssesstient of dun wge to Lthe owners ively of sald pro perty, by reason of [such taking and appro- priation thercof taking into consideration speelal benefits, if noy The 1 x to_you, proposed to be as aforesaid, which b cen daelired essiry by the counell, by ordinunes, to appropriaie to the of the eity, bgine situato [nsald eity of in the connty of Douglas, and state of Is deseribed ns f wit The south 2785 feet of l 57, 1N, 2 4 and 44, T M, ) =The south feot lot olla Divis and ‘Gatnerine E- 25 foet lot 4 1son I8, 8 wi o C, K. Lehniann feet lot lury 8. Saunders o le W.MeCly Hobbs--The 2015 feot Lot 58, North 20.15 feet of cast 15 feet ¢ Lite Ins, Co.—North 20,15 feet North 20.15 teet of middle 1 s Wililam O. Whitehead North 2015 foet east e Luwton—North 20, Mason and David foot 10t ¢ M. Ure- orth #6.15 feet ot 60. North 26,15 lot 71, h th 26,15 feet lot T4 North <615 feet west 44 feet of noeth 1 fevt of lot 4, Ellery L. Heuck—South 27,85 feet south enst 'y of lot o, Anni Vandenburg—South 2085 feet of north 1 0f Kouth 43 of lot 47, All In Gise's addition in sald city, county d state 10 notified to be present at the time aforesald, and muke any obje ons | 10 or statements concerning sald proposed ap- ProvrlUtion or assessment of A WmUECs, 18 you | tnay consider proper GEO. J. PAUL, it \V. GIBSON L G, SHRIVER Owaha, December 17, (8 Diu20t North 1 of DI (‘P.MBFR 2! THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO | | nig und | S 1892, tention of the Board of Health has HOLIDAY RARE AND B IN FACT THE on the Dollar NOVELTIES, JIEWELRY, SILVIERWARI, EAUTIFUL GOODS. STRAUSS STOCK BOUGHT AT S ]Clll % Sale FOR LESS THAN 50c on the Dollar Is Being Rapidly Closed All at About One-Third Value **ROBINS 408 and 410 Broadway. *You undutifu To go to Pief And save your money. How a cotiplo of pairs « him, ma —an’ that!"” . Pierce & Co.’s Gro Every person who hus At any other place dur Weeks is kic and the former low Christmas—80c¢, 785c $2.00, $2.80. Our special low | Shoes—$1.28, $1.80, $1. | $8.80 and $4.00. i F\‘ubbers, Felt and Bea the lowest. ;\ I()I‘I"v Chris Times at Do not leave your Christmas stock is complete. week, at which time we wiil de | desired. ‘TOPLEASE PAPA AND THE BOYS An overcoat, a suit of clot trousers, an umbrella, silk ties ht robes, smoking jackets, s, collar METC Cheapest Councfl UICHERS AND PACKERS TOILSANDSUPPLIES. Special Sale at Reduced Prices During December, Spices. Blocks, Soales and » Oasinz, urna pri Color, Rockers, New St S and Cunidrons, Meat Rucks, g Balunces, Butehers' Coats, yle | Frocks, Caps; ote: 'D. H. Mcbaneld & Co., 820822 Main St.,, Council Biuifs, la. and get your shoes ing und asking to be kici prices on Ladies’ AL PIIMR 351 EW & QO Metcall’s ON BROS. RELIABLE JEWELRY HOUSE, Council Bluffs, la. We told you 1l show you f Pierce’s Shoes can Take that —an * that— This poor boy is not the only one who is Being kicked for not going to S. at Bargain Shoe Store. bought a pair of shoes ing the last two a. The rush fov ]‘IOlldrly Slippers continues | prices remain until after $1.00, 1.28, $1.50, Fine 78, $2.00, $2.80, $8,00, Large stock of Ladies’ Over Gaiters at 8Oc, [78e, $1.00, $1.28, $1.80, and ver Arctics, Alaskas, Goods lower than 100 Main St. stmas Store. purchases until the Tast moment, but come carly; avoid the rush and select your presents while our You can lave them lail aside until Christmas liver them to any part of the city hes, silk bath suit of underwear, a pair of hanlkerchiefs, oloyes, mitts, oowns, dress shirts, negligee s, cuffs, silk suspenders, ete, cte. All Useful Holiday Gifts. ALF BROS, Clothing House in Bluffs COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS. Al kinds of Dyelng and Cleaning done in 8ho hizhest styld of the arl. Fade ad tained fabries ‘mude 10 1001 4§ G000 1% now Work promptiy done ani deliverod in all parts of the country. Send for price list C. A, MACHAN, Proprietor, Brcadway .neurNorthwestern De ot, Counctl Blufts, la, k] —————————— e — G. W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan. N Vears' Experienes, READRR OF DISKAIEY OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLY KRR DISP RN BARY OF MEDICINE, e following Diseases: Catarth of the Head, Thiont eases of the Eyen Disease, Liver Complaiat, Kidney Complainty Nervous Dablll!)-, Nental Depres= sion, Loss of Manrhood, Seminal Dinbetes Trjght's Dit onso, St Vigs }‘n‘.(v‘ymnl"l‘.‘\‘ym!mu n, Paral White_Swelling, Berofuln, Fever Sores, Cancers, Turmors and Fistulain ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blo: Wo ..-n with her delicate orrons ree B1%3%5 nealin. " hropsy cured wiioat tap Special Attention given to private and Venereal Disoases of all kinds. 850 (08800 furteit fir iuy Veneroal Dis« onse | cannot cure without merourys. Tape Worms renioved i two o threo hours, of @ pay. Hemortholds o Piles evred. THOSE WHO ARE AFYLICTED Wilteave life and hundreds of dollars by calllng on or using DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physiclan who can tell what ailg a person without asking a questio All correspondence strietly eontidential, Medleing sent by express. Addressaii letters o 6. W. Pangle, M. D. 388 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. ‘Umaha Medical and Surgeal ST I'TUTI. FOIR THIIN lRE\l\ll \'l‘ ——OI' ALL— U]IOII and Sureical Diseases Best 1 sucee: dios for the form ot DRAFITUS i e 50 bods for Bestu Eris for ol Ry, paratys Wi Wi Hiood and DISEASES OF WOMEN .5tk of women FREE. We havo Intely addedn Iying-1a department for woman durin snt, Strictly priv Only Reilable Medieal tnstitute naking ® Epeelnlty o diseases atmont for Losy Blo o visItus chat homo by co 14 contidential, M by mall or exprass, s Indieate contents or sender view proterred. Call am e of y and wo will e munts 1ty nont’ one axult o porsonal 'or sond history: wrapper our Special | Bl | (jAnbEs M. BOOK TO MEN /! . Impo- toney. Syphills, Gleetand Varie with question ancos for Defori ufactory in s.Apn Onl, and Trusses, st of IRV J KICTBATTERIES A | Omaha Hedical and Surgical Institute, 26th and Broadway, C uncil Bluf¥f1. Ten minutes ride from centor of OmahanoOmul Councll BluiTselectrio motor ling W. C. ESTEP Funeral Diractor, Embalmer, 114 Main Street, Council Bluils, | Mmoo | rropesals for Gooks, 131 for the Oty ed ids ty comptr 1ks and Stationery up todp. irnishing of b ry for the ¢ 5301 s by the coumptroli such blanks will bo cons hocl ¢ w ight s reserved 1o roje Dec, i bids will be fure and only bidy on ta THT Omauha, Neb, “lst, 1802 Special Notices. COUNSIL BLUFFS, EMPLOY MENT. TWO GOOD TANNESS MAK | Steady work. Vogoelor & Son. 42 Muln HOU XCIANG S AND LANDS. 123 P Groan prae ferrod alods, Nieholson & (o 1 $4,5)) difforenve, QORI EXCIANG I —Good 1-1o0m Bons St sLroot for Kand, Groenshiolls, Nie won & Co perty’ Counefl 1on wtook Dwolling nod 1veators, BSTIRACTS and loans. Farin and ety Pusey & Thomas, Monay loan: for wile, sy loanod for 1o Ponrl stroot unt elty loans. and grain, Real extat sl Lals Louges &10w Gl Al platting; ol hmpro G Fan N aplondid ploco for will ‘exoiitngo for 1 Councll BlutTs, uppor Brondway; D for casl, or 1 'rexidonca provorty 1elda, Nicholson & Co. AND KRULT n o fivo o 10ts, o & Co., 021 Broadway oautitul tract 3 Enterpriso Pince; Groen: shields, Mol milos of Grosns b3 0f 1A withi o how roudh [ Do Lot shields, Nich for fralts or gardeas Ao [0ty Lwonty minutes senshields, Nicholson & Co. | DR uburban ) WOLor 11 15, EARMS to ©ood yaeant lots for awlo wt §39 por acio JOAURT EAGN tmproved, w mile and w half (rom the postollio, i acras b faom ouss, atwbies oo Wi furrasidence n Councll Blutle, Groovsh 191303 & (0. wilon from oity: will woll at out (f Groenshieids, Nieholson & May o wdditlon near eust end hunches Counetl Bluffs, ol fro 1anke for honses and lots ox acros 0f nics gurden | Jolinston & Van Patien. =0 CHOICE lots ot tue new tuters or slngly. i DANCING 8CHCOL, Y3 In I Ao pariors, 0 p. . Rovials b u, Musie furnisiad 1ora,Council 81 3. Chis nbors, | RS \dron, 4 p. m.g W and fo tes and o Ts,0r1625 K witor, {drens it Bt Omaba, W, MISCELLANEOUS. GAEBAGE romivid Achimnoys closnod. I W l' Conspoole, v 1. Burke, elty bld ¢ ANTED-T0 buy suitable counters and shely {0z 10F tirstcluss dry geods und olothing room 1. Day & Hoss, Councll Hiufls MUINISLED LOOMS FOR RENL— 20 FA LK AV aue