Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 18, 1893, Page 3

; THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATERDAY. MARCH 18, 1893, THE DATLY BEE|SENS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS |2htificries s s "IN MARCH. APRIL. MAY il COUNCIL BLUFFS - l!nrlrvl'nun! T use of his aMiction is ’ ’ ¥ o | his bu of Km ' to be his weakness resulting from \ l.‘(m‘:\Lrh‘vvm-lhn‘-ni."l‘||‘|l.u-u tools, OFFICK: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. | Judge McGoe Returns from His Visit to the ness reverses. € Capital of the Nation, ¢ - _— - Mardware Co.. Connell Blufts Day. | St Patrick unty, Nen. at $6.50. 040 sy 1) acres in Bu L) 19) threy miles from Frankila county, #1100 ovher Johnston & Van “atien, S0 ACKES 10 haw 6 St. Patrick's day was celebrated in the | in Frontier, 8350 Leliverea ty carrler to any part of the ety t ' HOW. TILTON, - MANAGER : NO CONSOLATION FOR OFFICE SEEKERS | {¥lends it Cotooll BIuM, ALl &y Toos the | Ladlflg New ank Glflfgvmm MVISB mfl USB 0' ‘ | Business O unch of shamrock and the snip of green | TELEPHONES | Bininegs OF No4s | bunch of shamrock and the snip of green | ribbon were seen everywhere on the streets, | T e e e oot | R O v CAIREEARMON B £0 Wio, Svil) S48° | Alkigs dalegetion ol \b¥" Anulexs OMer of | nm 0““ . MINOR MENTION. ceed Postmaster Treynor Not Forth Hivernians went to Omaha to assist their | Ing—An fowa Man's Experience brethren on the other side of the river to Farms. Johnaton & Van I N. Y. Plumbing Co. | i | | in Hunting for a Job. | b 18 RENTLaras 10 room house with a1l modarn 3 ebrate. | Improvements, Park avenus, §15 per month. etk S b sk e Last evening o concert was given at St. | | &room houss with good barn. new, 1% per month, al meeting of the choir of Broadway | ist All mem b r Four members we mysteries of the Roy ing at the regular meeting of Iidelity coun- | cil Willlam Bauerkempe £hip man who is charg Lincoin avonue. | Four Coitake honses fn Twin City Place, near Koys Wi Francis Xavier's Catholic church. A fine church this evening . : g " initiated into the | Weeks' trip to. Washington, where he went | o known Council Bluffs al Arcanum last even- | to see the president ina; ud to take |y ygicjans taking part. Ju at the prospects of getting ina demo- | oo Grova sang o sele | cratic postmastey at Council Blu: It has | Havdn's pation” in his u: ie Lewis town- | been the opinion of those most directly inter- | manner, and Miss Alice ¥ ith seduction by an “Ave Maria” by Millard. M number of nd Omaha - Lumbard | tion from | ual - glorious man of lowa factory, # per month each. on Third avenue, north of trans. tinze on A b Apply to anoil wius, Ar_20th atreet, $3 No. 1, Baldwia W ANTED-Positton by a youns lady as sten Krap : £ LOOKKespor. of ith. 1S had 8 ested t ything would be fixed up on | City s Y $ perience. Addross K. M., 04 Ridge streel Anna Damitz, w ranted a continuance $ A M. d. O'Neill, Mrs, MeAllister and Miss | | this trip and that it would be definitely de- | g S BTG T TR 50 Mr. J. H yesterday to March 31 cided who would wear Postmaster | | [[REHT S i | [ [ : 1 wl ynor's | s, as organ soloist and accompa LSTRACTN and (oans. Farm and olty proporty yo case of Iva ISmerson, charged with £ LI Simms, as organ i . ‘ p \ o . : “ w0l ; goods 01l rogans after next January, but if this is s ayved his part in an ac A\V Jught and sold. Pasay & Thomas Counoil stealing a lot of household good n L. f | ¥ g R it Hurris, will bo heand at 2 o'clock this after- | the judge has not displayed a tithe of the | After o numbor of selections by the church il oon before Justice V | anxie o share his information v he | choir Rev. Patrick Smy gave an add JOR RENT- 40 ncros of land near city. G 8, Lofs R i Jusi) N6 B D e A A ire his information with the | (i, "Was listened to with close attention forts, § North Mal1 8t y Btchetah council No. 3, Degrec lay | Public that the public has to share its lack of | y'tho jurge audience. The entertainment - e b will meet this cveni information with him. A reporter called at | closed with the singing of *The Star | RUAGE romoved s, vauits, chimneys council at their tepee, corner of | Woll propared for the work. Ha o« MM Biteet, A Aperinl D hs | the house Thursday night at midnight & Spangled Banner, | | Wiclenned; Aol | H Been prepared [ fiiec vo e im ub ouk ot & sound sloeh 10 | Yivestigate This Apiendid fnvestment Op- | | T7MAYE 8 iurka tiat ot SFoputiys reVEACHIN I'here will be special me O LN Hif bl BIvar Oib. St a) raps of in- | or | mproved. for salo (n nil parts of thy eity Ladies Ald so of the Broady Ho'#0. aall SubsAquBHE Anexcussion fo¥ Yalvoston, Tox patotILAL ot prices; som 7 oasap: It f gLilRlenute y 7 il futile. It is very | will leave Omaha M h, 1803, Special Tetyou. It may save you monoy. M. G Meieor m. All those having “quarter ¢ ho is to be struck by | inducements. For apply to | Maln strest are requested to bring them to the who' W kiow as Agent D. D. Sme 17, Barker | Regular sessic Council B for e time to | block, Omaha, N ‘Nu‘\y. ”11 L Klv”\” :S No. 1, Commereial Pilgrims, thi inelt Wiufts and o 40 Bt rag ¥ ’ Bead of stock 7.0 sharp. T t busine S thelddRbEn. Th ; ! o sideration. From six toten candid N B LlaTAA W e Council Bluffs, Most clegant hotel in wapted, a1 WG sircoss gousral house initiation, Al inember ive an ntment to | lowa. Dining room on nth floor. | | irs. Charlos Grego 'y mercial Pilg in on. He was finely re- [ Rates, $3 to $ perday. E. F. Clark, WIICLES of tucorporatio. Veschendort dially invited g s recommendation didn't | Prop. | A dastcomoangit b s | Louis Darnell was arrested yeste sty as Wade . #IgNCd BAYS Assoel eltos o formation filed before Justic | Hampton we i he was there lies, don't forget that the Louis | Lol (ncorporated charging him with assaulting Dan Ryan, an | wieh the plum in | He then tury are at 25 Main str now. Come all v and Tor (hat employoof the Pullman Carcompany. Ry | Lis avtention to the consulite at Mcntreal 5 s i | 10%ing articles “of complained that Darnell had drawn a knife | Canada, but azain the wind was knocked | Why let children die with diphtheria | soralion SHall e on him and threatened to cut himin two. | out of him by the announcewmer | You ¢ them by Dr. Jefferis’ rer i g Darnell was fined $1 and | Dickinson's brother had the < | edy. Has been used ‘successfully for s Al bo | edy 8 v fo City of Council Biuims, 1 Ottawatiamio The young ladies of Second Presby- | there, At last accounts the Vel Price $3.00, For o by Coun- v terian church gave enjoyable enter- | left for home, but before re cil Blufts druggists, also at 2404 Cuming | [ | B ceneral natuce of (e bisincas shall tainn in the chu h._ n Havmor r L W Al x'l oy '.‘,” e should seel | Street, Omaha. | Kinds, farm and garden produce. tnd to earry on s Thursday evening, 1t was of @1 and | b ice us o what offce he Id seele, s = | Keneral nieat i buteht & and 10, 40 Ay fterary wracter and cone EY aying that b wis surprised at the Kill i | siness Inclden To hold such luncheon, There were several novel and | extraordinary demand there seemed to be for Nebraskn Man K n and re- Pleasant features ovigiuated and i | government “appointment he would | Stovx Crry, In., March 17.-—[Sp by Miss Sudie Clark | thankfully take anything DOl et | grhen it Dith Has ks MR WAS William Madden was pick by the | Washi " preset i Iass | by the Siwoux City & Pacifie t s near here ! hursday night in a hou Avenuo | of Job-hunting politicia g the erowed | this morning. _He had apparently fall | (R Corpoty J 3. where he had enter ind_sat down © Wells Coc AL il n. Papers on his person show i Kb lnve, poasess and exercise nll other among the members of the family without | for the appointment to the pos of super Nels Nelsoa of Hartinzton, Neo, | vers usually 1ueident to corporations, and among saying o word, frightening them badly. He | intendentof Indian agencics, and John H. | 1 A S P was thought to bo. drunk, but when he ar- | K ¥, Who is also looking fora place. Con- | 1T s i bo mued by it corporate name, rived at the police iort he was rocognized | ressuitn Bowman i still in Washington | | al siccession. o e cquaintance who knew that he went hout hu hus Sontherly Windc Will | ur . of tho cors eral months ago while rumning the found frien et | onportunity i ¢ Pacific house, He has relatives 1 seat in the tabern: | w i C | of burch offored iinie i o care of hif | VASHINGTON > and any tran Titiout giviny in Wisconsin who will tke care of hin | T e i O veaon Rl | e siceahold Alt be null an Piles of people have piles, but De Witt's An excursion for Norih Galves | % rair | 4 The private property of tho mambers shall be i | 1 f Dakota—Fair; sou pt frow for co ebts. R o o T cdth ity Bt b Lt o | ¥ winds shifting to { wquire and tranafer auch N auccmeonis aro ote: N 1 ty o8 cquirea In eons Free treatments daily from 2 to 4 p. | apply to Agent D. D. Smeaton, Roomcial | cly: warm Uhe corporntion josseasing m. at the Council Bluffs Medical and | Buvker block, Omaha | Jor North Dakota—F, 10 such respect private Indi= git dtstitte) 30th and Bropdyey. | Bouvicius,. Musio . House |t New York, Murch 17.—Says a weiter | in a poor state of health, hisnerves over- | before known, and its popularity is only | b\ Dy-taws wnd make all rules and AR L] Sl el Local Re 1. i . ¥ vroug| is slee oh disturbec atura r med expedicnt for the managemens t the Ogden, Council Blufls, the Fine pianos and organs for cash ov | ; in the World: wrought and his sleep much disturbed. | natural. sase | G ihats nirave TR ass0L with Inw s g 31 OFrFICE OF TR WEATIIER B v, OMANA There v s a | He felt completely randown, He varely What the New York clergymen say to- Fourth -1 he auth al stock of this )0 house in Toy payments. 1M Stutsman street, C. Blufls, FIOBOY, b 2 here is no body of men, s a A b ; o s 55 | March 17. —Omaha record of t ture an i it 5 P 2 3 | takes any m ie, but the werits of | day hus been suid time and again by | corgoration shil bo ten thousand and two B PERSONAL PARIGRAPIS. | | Conl und woods best and cheapest Lwith spondinzidiyot | 0.088,7 W0 (Cevote greater. httentlon to | py ot nelary, compound! weralisowell | aquilly a8 prominent imen: elsewhere. | ShAros OF ong. luRATed QolALe Rtk N 3nld 5 Missouri hard wood in the city: prompt # § mutters of public interest than the | known to him that hedecided to use itus | The case of Rev. C. J. Budlong, of Rhode i o capital Miss Laura Baldwin is visiting her Iy ‘ $ > 1893, 1892, 1891, 1890, | . ¥ i ? e K P | ik inent 0 tuIE 1 B Rt an b Das e clivery. H. A, Cox, No. 4 Main. tures Bao NS 0aD | preachers of New York city, no matter | a means of vestoring his health. It ce Isl who was recently entirely cured | Miss Helon Sprink has | rned from - - | nperature 8 of what denominaiion. Bronght into | tainly diddothat. und I have heard him | of insomnia by the use of Paine’s colory | coment of BRI Ll tHA A tbat. LavoItbant shmallow caran i h's. | temperature 142 & ahall b th day of 1 Maroh, termination ten yoars dis fresh in the minds of new spring willinery. ey v overy phase of life | Speak very often of how much good he | compo | contact with almost ‘every phase of lifc | y ' s % A \ero- Mrs, W, . Flor '» The | Wowing the condition of tam- | 3 e e received from using it. Wo feel very | pupor readers, and tho following letter | wiyet 224 1 ¢ R Miss Ma i S | perature and practpitation at Omaha for the | 204 Witn cees of varied char grateful thut such aremedy was ut hand | from Rev. Laird of London, Ont, | Sixth-iho indebtednes of this earporation 0, where she has been studying musie for day and since March 1, 1803 ter, there are few wtters of import- " auy tinio one-half the amount from the stage for the past few ye and shall ever praise it.’ whose poit iiv is given above, s of | | | | | Oliver has returned from Chi } Mrs. W. J. Flo | | | | al months past Ml s e L Niabih el temperi ance which escape attention. So Rev. H. L. Granlienard, pastor of the | s il interc | Miss McFceley has returned from the east | S¥ccumbed to the cutrcaties of her m; Deficiency for th 1 constant and tiring dare thete labors that | French Presbyterian Church, who lives “Having received great benefit from 10 tako charee of the trimming department | 1iends and admirers and is again appear- | Doficiency sineo ] % Normal precipitatios din'q | ve ihe preachers wio donot | at 148 West 16th street, was leaving his | the u-e of Puine’s ec compound, it | i day vdinh | suffer from overwork, nervous troubles | house when the reporior called. He | affords pleasure to give my testimony 1n aVEL Y SIONS Ol in:h | and othermilments that arise from too | suid. howeve *I have frequently been avor of its beneficinl effec vears tors, which is vosted with all th avenue | cdy, “The Mighty Dollar.” 1t is in this Reports from Other Polats at 8 p. m. much brain work, care and anxiety. The | relicved of nervous affections by the use | ago, this spring, I was prostrated wity | B¢ povers. duties and auhorities necessary to fav she will be en at Dohany's — - ‘ for Miss Helen Sprink. ing in her wonderful Miss Olive Knowles of Deadwood, 8, 1. is | of Mrs. Ger visiting Mrs. Shelhorn on 15 and Miss Fulmer on Sixth avenue. onception of th 1 Giltory in the famous com Al rolc o affaies of th od nrd wanaged Fand 4 d CREEY Ot e Objocts wid puriionus 0f EN8 Corporar \ i 3 | ite 1o : T — | newspapers have recently had much to | of I celery compound. 1 think ita [ nervous debility. Twas then closing my majority of the direc ors sball constitute ack Goodwiu went to Logan yesterday, | theater for one night only, Wednesday |2 say about this overworking of ouv city | most reliable rémedy and shail recom- | 38th year in thé active work of the min- Tho board of diractars sliall be oledted consummoned a8 a witness in'a | | 28 el 9 Bl Oy 0L 0 L L M L y L I o Uy the stockholdors at thelr reguiae traal in the district court of Iar Tlonenca tsina avar t thothard |e=s ministers, which has caused the retir mend it wheever I have anopportunity istry in the Methodist Chuvch., Until | ann'i) meeting Nrariiing { R e N S | Bramions: o tentof several prominent clergymen. | Rov. R. D. Winn, pustor of the Abys- | then I had been a strong, vigoraus man, | | Kishth: Tho board of dir il soleot 8 it Byers has veturned from his bridal | the closest possible attention to the a | 28 With a view to discovering the truth of | sinian Church, who was seen at his resi- [ and an earnest worker in church work, | §dent, vioe presi p in the east. Mrs. Byers still in | sories required o give proper cffect to th | itk these stutements a reporter called on | dence, No. 263 West 16th styect, said: | Suddenly I bec: 80 prostrted that I at nn;r reguiar annual weetlng. und shall hold she will stay for a few days. | play of which sh s central ss- | — | some well-known pistors and inter- LA L Fsuciessors aie olocted and Hosea by the board of di- ch compensution as the ors hall recelve My career as a minister of the Gospel | was for viewed them concerning the mater. has been h Bishop Alexauder Walters of the A. | years I h ed to resign my charge, 1could mpered by the fact that for | not sleep, was afraid to be left alone, suflered from mnerveusne: could not refrain from shedding tes M. E. Church said: “I am a sufferer | Three years ngo I had an attack of ne when speaking to auy person. My kid- from dyspepsia, and have been so for | vous prostration that was so severe that s, liver and stomach became very years. The doctors teli me that inmy | I had to ta an extended v ion and [ much weakened, so that I wusa helpless caso it is hereditary. I know thatit | undergo ri treatment in an endeavor | invalid. ide on ¢ nil 3 ing figare. It inecr Andrew Rosewater of | wh. isee and elegance she formerly cos- | Omaha was in the city yesterday attending | tumed herself, and in this regard she has | district court as 8 witness in the case of | €Veunow gone farther, agthe costumes worn Mitchell Vincent against the city of Coaneil | by her i this production of “The Mizhty Bluffs, are indeed marvelous and decidedly | gansas City Tva. PhiomNs, Mad the gowns and dresses that she | Denver ed with quellied ind | rectors sh ne of (he stooks ' | Bluils, Pottas 5d Motiday 1n he regulne 1z of ‘the board of direotors shail be unty. Towa, ¢ h seir et 10 o annual me ¢ H ; A , ok Beld I’ the cits of touncll Binite, n., the Kecona oA, wears in the roleof Mrs. General Gilflory has caused me a great deal of misery, | to regain my health I consultedsoveral [ “For about two years T tried overy- | s (S0 0f fous U3 HioR e where they attended a meoeting of the Mis. | DD the product and desiguings of the loudy and has interfored with my work to'a { specialists, "who treated my case for thing I could hear of, such as magnetisi, ’ k e Ayt l;“,‘;;:‘l“""‘u":."g‘:: RALEC Viilay ¢ M | famous Ielix of Paris. | Gagnry . i Bart. 1 great extent, because if a man f3not | months, but I must say thut during the | electricity, Clifton Spriug orn, provided that they wro molled & vy ation and | Piles of poopla Wave pilesr bub DowWittrs | BSmATEEL: % iifsnow. """ | well physicaily, he cannot labor for | past fel weeks I havo receivod more | applicd tosoveral physeiins,but obiin O ai e L e e A Qua witchhazel sulve will cure them. Bilavedoss, . L jeap e | Other people’s spiritual welfare, 1 have | benefit from one bottle of Paine’s celery | no permanent relief. About four ye pMILION 8h 81 e R 4L 1hs L8 LT Rev. John Askin, the new pastor of the = — s L S had occasion to use some of Paine’s cel- | compound than from all ths other medi- | ago a friend brought me a bottle 't slinill have one vote for Congregational chureh ived in the city For rming guest ¢ , bath | | Clear. ery compound, and was surprised at its | cines taken. After taking ivfor u few | Paine’s celery compound: I expericn od d by Liniaud he may baaliowss : ; . ik by e s Qo d, and g > $ i I proxy .:'*lvl' the work in his Hifl"‘h- elc ';vu l‘"‘hl l;-t‘li s ‘n-( !J““l | ] —— | effects. It is, withont doubt, the best I could notice the improvement in | some benefit from its use: I got some In witness |uh. 0ol we hLereto subseribe our new what you want. Look at them. can, *not reported. edicine I over i uble i v id rouble e and s vealized great benefit ;o names this Lith day of Merch. 3 tion o fow nights n, EORveniGnt ehens: - CI'B. Gad and’ Blce: Gxonas B, Husm, medicine .I over uam!"u!ni is capable of | my u)udnmn. My hgml did not trouble | more and soon realiz :d great benefit fi om RO b W ESCTI RN DORES 16y Neb, 0ia prosent residonce, Themmyor | o niont, chenp. C. B, Todil s o ng even sosevery acase as mine. It me as before, my nerves were stronger, | it. Soon I slept well, my organs and ANLES GSTEIIAN, 'y y Y ¢ Ligh ) OcH )| t ' of the town presided, id the warmth of the > my unqualitied indorsemcnt. and my digestion, which had been very ' nervous system heeame greatly restorod, | POKORNY farowell greoting « od to Mr. Askin [ Geo.S. Davis, preseription druggist. = Rev. A. IC. Sanford, pastor of the 35th | poor before, began to imbrove. 1 consider ' and my dread of being alone wis re. | N AN T RS iisto- the hiah sateom thowhich b s : Street M. I, Church, was out when the ' tho compound to be a very fine remedy, | moved. P N ) M held and the sorrow which is caused by his ; ,Anlnjunction in Sight. | DREADFUL PSORIASIS reporter called atv his residence, and will spread among my cong ion “Istill continue to use it. I I go . . ) fi, o ife departure | The voting of a tax levy of 310,000 th A West, street, but Mrs. Saaford made | and other friends the report of my ex- ' from home to d rinst sleepless: | Commissioners at urc xyiosition’(1, Acligel housokfund .0 tho| lasy school Covering Entire Body With White | the following statement in hev husband’s | pe; ience with jt.” ; | mess, [ take wsupply with me. Tdonot | Tho Good Sameritan, 20 Yours’ Expericnce. awarded premium to Cook’s Extra Dry Im- | €lection promiscs to result in some litigation. | = FERS AR behalf: “During the past year Mr. San- | The words of these gentlemen should ' expect to be made young again, us I am | perial Champagne for its delicious boquet | George. H. Stillman is about to commence | Scales. Suffering Fearful., ford has had a vast amount of extra | be of the greatest value to ali readers, ' now in my 69th year, but 1 am a very | BEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND . and purity. 1o ings to nt, by meansof an in- | Cured b ticura. work to do. The vegular labors of his They show that even with the greatand different man compared with what I was | WOMEBN., PROPRIRTOR OF THE Enrly Seed Potatoes. Junction writ, the levving of the tax. Ho |y qiseas (proriaals) Arstbroke outon my tore [ ChUFCh ara severe cnough, buthe wasso | wouring strains of life hemith and four or five yoars ugo, Had I known of WORLD'S HERBAL DISPRNe Three hundred bushels of pure early | Clbus that the question of submittig this . apreading across my nose, and nlmost cover- | ANXI0US 10 accomplish u great deal that | strength can bo preserved by n constant this remedy when fivst aflicted with not- GARY OF MEDICINE Ohio sced potatoes at Thomas R e e i e iy ever pass G : physcian | he undertook to do_more than he was | use of the right aid. The great nerve vousncss, iy convietion is that, with the 7 ¥, Council Blufr was afrald I would lose 2406 West Broadwa that it was never published in the oficial 1 | reatly able to do. The natural conse- | food above named hasdone more to bring Divive blessing, 1 wot dnot yet be on e L s Lover my hewl, and my | quence was that he ut lust found himself | about this state of thing than anything the list of retired ministers > Emma Kennard, stenographe | tion with reference to the buil of “} hair all fell out, until T wasen | depositions, commercial wor r | school house in the western part of city, | QY tirely buld-neaded; it then bro'e writing, 106 Main. and that the propo: non, the de uluted tion : apy Lin eratic tickets which | the polls. He therefore | Epithets in iy tiia Best Made, S DOHANY'STHERTRE | °22% ™ osEaz, . T 3 The case of Mitchell Vinces fnst the y of the t 1 having , head and shoulders b 5 0. } city, which has been wending its way | ! 19 the decision of mostof | . SRUNGE - BLULER, ! O an Al b a through the distri wt for the past week . will be illezal, and he stantly from my head, s .| JOHN DOHANY MANAGERi. th skin' wauld EXTRA ENGAGEMENT FOR intends to file a petition in the cou few days asking fc s ity The pl 1 gei the b ¢ ot a RESHOTS I tha most dl a writ of injunction to | nified and sedate ers and ar whor Attorneys Burke and Askwith, wko re fendant and plaintiff respectively \p was before the h S roAland ve your mo Look ut thess pric ner possible, was interrupted yesterday | vestrain the levying of the tax, A and be rod and yeryitchy, B | and recolle verything is the bost that { rning by a little flurry of words betwe - anld crack: and bl N h 1 Swift & Co, s ter 8 : 9 <A s Piles of people have piles, but De Witt's One 1g t Onl) Snou der Clod, tree ofhone Plate doil 1235 Coris i Beaf Sirloin Butts...... Witeh Hazel Salve them ill cur Wednesday March 22, urt showing the | If you have proj ty to sell, list it € boitles | Snup o x = Veal Steak Disease, L Complaiut, Kidney Complaint, L Narvous Dability, Mental Deprese rion, Loss of Manhcod, Bemln“a‘! Diabetes, Bright s Di-ease, St. Vit Anfi&k'f;fig,h , Pare White_Swelling, Bcrofule, Fev @, Cencers, Tumors MuttonSte Mutton Log: 4 . " : g tornally (to cleanse Mutton Chops ..... les un | sonous Sausage oo sae the at Skin Cure, Porg Eutts 5 Pty 8 u- . Porz Loins, whole., s alp Perlc Chops se of the the construction of | with'me. I have eustomers for bargains, | mo ad e i bote LT . W. . R which led to the commencement of the suit. | I, (G, Me No. 10 Main street, At et L OSSO TR MRS J i ; Askwith claimed that the map was not g |37ahalsanse from whish tand buBarod for e o | L Pl e ) OR EN CE| ble language that 1t had been tan ‘i i Btk o | uking the i ¥ Iife. und 1 oo | 8 5 o able language that [t had” been Superintoudont (. W. Rothort of the | the REx ved ny life | ‘ UQ | Ftreat the foliowing Disousas : 5 ! ¥s Hazelton an hool for the deaf is confined to his bed as | b boat ey e i |4 3 5 | Catarrh of the Iicad, Throat, and Lunge; Dise it was drawn two years ugo. \o reatlvof a bad fall ho haa about 6 s, ROSAKELLY, L acwell City, Towa. | Preseating the Fumous and Succosstul | YealSiew 7 o Yand Sar. Fits a1 Apopiexy, leark nounced, in an exceedingly emphatic way, A R R -3 Sutirical Comedy, L that an man who accused him of altering Q06 Ay svening. 0 DAL 060 C t' R l t Ltmen uticura Resolven the map w Visions of a possible | showing Commissioner Jurneg conflict began to present themselves to the | World's fair over th, court loungers, but Judge Thornell called | tior time and the ‘visions were knocked intoa | wa cocked hat evidence of the plaintiff is | Wi all in and the defendant’s attorneys are now n [ the institu- | Thenew blood pur.fier Joug othes places . visite o | tho blood of all tmpurt id among other plices visited was the | he blood of wil impuri tank in the upper story of the barn. | Wnd Cu it oRA Soas > Mr. | tippedd and fell to | tiller. extornaliy a of twenty fect or | i nd rosto s Medicated Con- i04” for the relief of Cough: Hoarseness, Sore Throat 1 the voice. Yor | | | | easesof the E: | i ‘wayy sdaay . | removed without ha o1 thowsn 4 ; A Confectioners, % | and FistulaIn ano rc examining their witt 18 picked up and carried Into | of cases whore the shaddine of seales & SUPPORTED BY RalsDove: ed’in full two ounce packages, | the knife or drawinz a drop of Bllss o noopie TR s . the house, where it was discovered that lio | & Guart daliy, ‘e sk W . Lard S ble to 112895 neatin. ™ by St without tapaing. L2 ca s Bt e i et Do itks el iompouny fhustnre, of tha | 25 lo k8 S or u Wt | HOWARD COVENEY. | Bliced e 1 Cough Tablets JebRolal artention givn ta s RCa I 1 rigl I::. bou Iu.»..'; broken between | Ble” What r remed. de such PKICES—25c, 30c. and $1.00. Sentson | Sheep, w from your dealer eend us 8 cents in | biood taints wrisiiz by oxcesses oF vieess iest Avisto cabinet photos, $2 per And Uho unxie i cures? wning Monday morni 9 o'clock Poultryand Fish alway ¥ stamps and receive a box by ma | Surer and_cheaper than a trip to the Hot dozen. Ashton's studio, 18 North Main. | Take Bromo-Seltsor for ineomuia 8alaave Cutiouna s Soar | s drug store, Opera 110uso block ”f:f,‘;mir“,\. rkateas duplicata thasa priess | Aade hy the manufacturers- of [ Sprnzs w0 forfeit for uny fallure to [ 3 ohe.t R ) by the Bor — — and mind this is © b t N tur | eure without mere. Do you smoke? H t T D. | : Rotiving—Trial bottle 102 | PibigtAURRERAE oL, Gaondrartiby the Porzen | city. d selebraicd Pomona Fruit Jui | 'Tape Worms renioved in twn o threo hours, oF 0@ ) you smoke ave you tried T, D, | \ + 3 K ; | Tablet ay. H morrhoils or Piies ¢i red. N St A S W SA Citizens State bank stock 10 Send for “How to Cure Skin Dise s [ " 17 X pay. ‘l]\n 1«\ I( 0.'% Purtagus? 1t's a charmer. \uII:n‘u v.I-h Pt b ‘\h’- <7 ook filustrations, und 160 testimonials, | GED. I, MESGHENDORF & GU., B‘JQU:HE & 0f | THOSE WHO ARE AFILICTED ek Haht on 'LES, biackheads, red, rough, chapped | Wholesale and Retail e i ";‘ | Witteave lif and hundreds of dollar by calling Py St. Joseph Wants Him. i ofly skin cured by CuTiCUsA Sosp, . Py > 77 RN cunei uffs, Ia, | or ki U Soverul days g0 Chrles MeCoy and | United States Doputy Marshal Richurds | o8~ g Tt St T | MEAT MARKET,| | DR G W, PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES. Lottie Fadden were arrested on the charge | Feturned yesterday from St. Joseph b Stops the Pain, 333 BROADWAY, Council Biulfs. | Tho only Physician who ean toll what allg ap without ssking a question, Back ache, Kidney pa rheumtisin and vod i one of lewdness, but were discharged he went t they are brought in on a mw ndultery. Both of the the two men cha Marne and Dos Moiu burglarizi A conrts.” Roons Spegialist |————— | block, Voun: Tutfs, I ANl eorrespondence sirictly eonfidentisl, Modioind charge, that of o | offices, but he did not bring his captives rresident of REW 4 | seat by expresa. Addiess ali letters 10 married, and the complainant is Nelson Fad- | back with hi It scems that one of the LTHADE XATK EEGISTERED ¥ MEDICAL AND SURGICAL 3 " | den, the' husband of the woman, who lives | men committed a similar crime . at St 6 HEW ERA DISPENSARY. MCG(‘ b . iG. W. PANGLE, M. D. on North Eighth strect. The couple were | Joseph, and the authorities there refuse to (Consultation Free.) THE SPECIALIST. | 535 BROADWA Y, Couneil BluTs, Ia arrested by Constable dackson and br let him go until he has had u preliminary s FISSURE, permanently Is un sead in the i before Justice Fox, where the wination in their courts. Kichur 4 u red withe Knife. liku re or ¢ \ustl tre: of all MADE A WELL PILES, FISTULA set for hearing for next Monday o | o Sen 1 40 stamps for confidential raply, cordingly decided to leave them both in jail 1Al waladies ot w urivaie or delicito Hatare, of P : A % o'clock. The woman wis accompanied by | until the proccedings now pending . the AN Yo A 1L, — Adaross with PPATE DISEASES | '8 . her infant child and as she was unable to | Missouri court have been disposed of twmip for particulars, which will bs sen plaln an, 1l Weaknese gg= 1 ~ furnisl o bond for her ap o the littl ~ | o 10! Box w1, 8, 1) thoat o ! und Disorders ¢ [ N one had to g0 to jail with her, The offensc Williamson & Co., 106 Main street, s - 18 50ar rlence. | ‘ * : s alleged to huve becn committed ou the | largest und best bioycle stock in city, 'HDAPO Weito for eircalars i A th Y GREAT tion list froe, \T 2O IC 3 Piics of people huvo pilcs, but De Witt's | < ABOther improvement to the popular | HINDOO REMEDY SRy 14t and Furnam Sta,, N BROKIER. Witeh Hazel Salve will cure th ‘ Schubert y ot e AR I U T Swanson Music Co On:abin, Nab 400 BROADWAY. COUNCIL BLUF, At | Money Loined on D anonls, Wit:nas, oot _— Mme. Helen Morrill, haivdressing and s 1.8 burguins in unredeemad vled zes arlsbad Sprudel Salt | manicure. Room 312, Merriam block g S8 OURZY?2 \ np’ - e 14 00t & mave purgative, s Is SMPLOTAINT DEP'T , A. H DYER, tive nd w constiwutional remedy. There | M. P, Ellia, the draggist who failed fn this | B while costing the omplover aud employea ; f . i nothiog “just o good” when you ean | city o few months ago. loft o after the | QLTS ol e eec L[ AIATR Aan il uaa 8 lagen Wa ok | | v obtala the gonuine imported artiole. Do | collupes far. Orlande, Bia.. whe bie i | \udphle 7 gateat both.and alsa our own, by wecurinz | THEEXCKISIVK LIOMR DAKER AYD ROASTRR | il { Imllll\‘ imbosed uvon by unscrupulous | nug been rusniug & boarding house. Befors | BOLD by Kubn & Con Cur. 15th and Do OVIDE VIEN, better resutts with ths wach o uproved style, 18 a0l macs, has 0osp finnge o Mg dealers. The genuine have the signa- | ne et Loliiig & boanling house. Before and J. A T & Co., Cor. 14th and Douglas | Justice cf the Peace e B pe S grate and clown parfectly tigh Tioratars, wacs Rotary buliding . Lho X o loft he was sick for several days with ,OM NEB by B, ! Doug ustice of the Peace - vos. B cant nutritlons elements. Yull'de. | and wil work re augh sura of *bianer & Mondeison Co.. Sale | what promisc 1o bean st ot areoss | Kraetaiin M b Paf & Reeeet Wyckoff, Seaman & Benadic! B ity i’ AN 4 WASE | Brctiont brow el RHEn A Agents, Now York,” on every bottle, prostration. A letter received by s gentle- | JOWA, and other Leading Druggists. TELEPHONR 1751 1712 PARNAM 87 BeuULAINEISE S N Mtata st Councll Biugy. 1o | SFenstn of materis i P 0. Box 334, Fremont, Nehs_