Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1893, Page 6

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, APRIL_2, 1893 TWENTY PAGES o THE DAILY BEE|NEWS FROV COUNCIL BLUFFS | sttt e ot e Dot ool 8 pepat s | St o 00 L JWORE NEW NAMES | ™O06HT 17w corsompmon {nade, which showed that the Iron had mage | 19 Invited ® | Captain 0. M. Brown togem vr"}'('\‘d."x:if - nade, which showed thut the iron had made s A o) . | COUNCIL BLUFFS, ‘ AB RIS anan. The Tttty Wab. Bo6 CHOWERS Uity GaUentoreRiNnnt: namo of each subscriber, that the com: | A Case Showing How Advanced Bronahint gl pleted list ¥y be published i i OFFICE: XO. 1¢ PEARL STRERT. | Armangemeats Which Have Boen Mado for | to be s serious one however, and at_ It ac In Masonic Temple Weduesday and | F ¢ publish | Strong and Rch.nhl:. Like the Thous Chtareh I8 Often Mistaken for : 2 e | the Celebeation of Baster Ty 7w Teeling SR el I be | Phursday eveningd, April 5 and 6. Sale You Will Need ] | sands Before, Tuberoutar i - o 1 4o f expecie ST of fancy work and aprons, Meals each Evans has the largest assortment of Mise Alleo Cartwilehit lives with her sls Deliverea 1y earrier to eny part of the city | \ THE BLUFES MISSED 1T, | duy 25¢ Music for dancing We f day | Oxfords ever shown in Couneil Bluffs or x .v:Iu ;‘m;“‘v“ " th, ,.\ Ill l.‘«l\.m?.‘m‘ street, . SIEION, « SMANAGER | ! by Prof, Chamber® orehestra. Tickets | Omaha. Prices from the cheapest to the | Continuntion of the kemarkibie Te WO KM AHA L0108 L YOFY HEADIIG Svory oF Nad b L, i No. 4 Two of Tts Enterprising Cltizens Establish | each. The following musical and | highoest, and all new and stylish. Don't | in Favor of Drs. Copeland and Sheparass | PG 0SS Sho suy “,‘;j‘fli"‘ No. | the L 'unl:‘w'- Company on | Titerary program l“ ill be given Thurs- | fail to examine them before you buy | Men Vitw Olivusie Bise | g :h 1.‘;‘4". {.“ Iy h.‘m:wvlw“l\]vl.\yul\l\n!'l b the Pacific Const. | day evening: admission 25¢ Cctinas awaysmade me expeot and four lung —— = ’ ) ; i Don't Fanl | sunes Mbies - Words e in 1se. Sowhon, last Abrily . 2 ‘ ‘ Mr. George J. Crane has returned Instrumental sblo—Mi VanDeBo- | | . ’ AR PR LR LR EL U L DN Wil Feuwennv O | ot SRR Ut At Will. FomatH | geEt To sce the burgains that Evans offers | Warm trom the Lips of Gratetut Patients, | ¢ oot § (o dfsiine, Tietloved T consimps N. Y. Plumbing & EO LY TOREN [ here a woek or so with his fami He vjorine solo Cwith guitar accom- | in all kinds of shoes before you buy, 28 —_ prfamity plvstelan t'd me [ N1 eve y ymptam Cownell Blufls Lumber Co. Coal Little Folks, | is <0 well known here as a simon-pure | paniment—Messrs, Atkins and Steph- | Main street. ke onn e oty sav. withont. o T L R AL A Miltonberger is the hutter Bro b | vustler and has been so prominently | ans. . _Do you smoke? Have you tried T, D, | fiiton, that such rom 1:’.‘ o fostimony ay | |u‘7| vy n.u‘n.u‘uu.lu.l ',‘.',”"" R. F. Doeds was given en days in | connected with various business enter- | Recitation Miss Belle Snyde |"King & Co.'s Partagas® 1t's a chavmer, | Drs. Copeland crd 4 wethod of tre b AL B e, Jail yesterday morning in pc lice court for | nuni festival of Easter will be cele- | prises that it will be no surprising an- | Veeal Duet—Misses M I\ukl.nul and | Just light o :_’-“h\({ ML ? bestowed upon a 1ot of lead pipe from the Bloomer | brated today in the various churches of the | nouncement to his many friends thut the | R, Ogden. : Manawa Today. Why o these_ pacionte et aduty Elaborate arrangements have been | same marvelous success is attending him | Selections by Rutter's band., Prains every hout in thoealtornoon | Sonsides it a t ommend H. Wakefield and Miss ] o the observance of the duy, many of | in his new enterprise s has marked his | _Veeal Duet and Dance—Nellie and | 4, 1roins ) o treatment to their friends tferine tie s 8ol for the o8 1 + % i . Easter Sunday wanity In genceal ve been engaged ns soloists | ch will be beautifully decorated | carcer he With him is associated | George Haworth, | A . Diontva Taving SWMared thamaslven for ryices at the Congrogational ChUrch | i) a5 care and in 1 Al especially five | another well kuown Council Bluffite, | Recitation—Miss Tomlinson | nest Aristo cabinct photos, $2 per | 0 d out years, having | ! rge suims without 18 Novth Main, | Denefit. huvine boen tortured who during his resi ic have ¥ een prepured. ‘The | D . F. P. Belling Voeal Selection—High Sehool Male | dozen, Ashton's studio te | Dr Copeland and li's assoctate 1110 the treatm 1 st even to incipfent consumption iis ‘s not amere assortion, but a trath that | MR, J. H, CURYEA, GREENWOOD, NEB. X Are suce ss- 1t of catarrhal troubles in o ) programs of x severc Arthiw Kracht, son of Mr, and Mes, C. J l'tlotios: heta: pained 4k vaptatl ot | quartet i Atient beyond endur want the t G day night of | following are the announcemen.s of the ser- | dence here gained the reputation of | quartet. | 3 ’ y % | pablie 1 Koot e X B e Y ATYarGo | Woh trF ehe Wraticd being one of the most skillful surgeons | Banjorine and Guitar Duet—Atkins Williamson & Co., 106 Main sty Banls At SlTat Hibke s ool dropsy, and wil f s e Morning.-Ser. | AN Succassful physicians in this part of | and Stephens | largest and best hicycle stock in city | foctions without: exporimeniai o 50 'clock cngrepational ureh —Mor o il ! e ey Vooai 8. Halat Miss Coll SUEY TOrture, and WILhonti oh \ e 10 annual olectiun of trustoes of Grace | yice voluntary, Misedames: | the west. Both these gentlemen are so 4 e S feros oy Another improvement to the popular | Ve fees hat Dut fow aro fon will take plice M ‘ Vinitt -, he Fathe I known that many will learn with Recitation—Mr. John Field | SanubsEt niane, Swinson Miste Co |, Beca a physiclan by | S o | anthen Sl Ak UL it some of the details of the Seleetions by Rutter’s band | L L Bistraininean i itness in-sa | Pateohio L e il enterprise in which they Duct—Miss " Van De Bogert and Miss | Mme, Helen Merrill, hairdressing and Vb 11 TeKE e e ror 1N ttam W. H. Wake. | 8¢ now en d and which is ing | Covalt | manicare. Room 31 vium block o shoula licensed to store windows ¥ v s such exter proportions as to natur- Attempt at Juil Breaking | i o | quany specialists pra | display of as K 4 : ““‘»'“;“""“ “'," ally canse their old friends heve to re- W. W. Wallace and Joseph Bush s il Wood of all kinds, cons and coal. | ARl ‘”v:‘g“‘l‘” 8 | It created a gred Ui AL LU baedlidy et that the headquarters of theiv com- | gpgund crooks who ave under sentence from | G- Knotts & Co 700 1 WALy rious, almost at times beyond e on the street I'his Night," by at Seattle, instead of | | BN " ot | are wilitnzg to devore the v tim. | The menibe senfor « GRS Fast the federal court for four years in the peni Don't fail to the Easter millinery | nnd the bost work of their Hyes High schi 1 ha " LB VRTBE | o e Bit of romanee | tentiary for breaking into the postofice at | display at the Main { Bumanity. Phisis also why per badges, wh considerible ST ke s f romance | ypy e "had things all nicely planned for an the wo'fure of tnelr fellow-hoings nt heart pride. The 1 I, bearing L | Apthe history back of the enterprise. © oxcursion Frinay evening, but their scheme | Stop at the Ogden, Council Bluffs, the | 1 Pieasure it T Ehoprd AR the inseription, 1503 ng Serviee Years ago theve died in one of the 1 was discovered in time to provent the peni- | host $2.00 house in lowa, i il IOPUHRI AT Martha | or of G Gadsby; Te | ing cities of Furope an aged physic | tentiary from losing them. They were put k7l o Wains your frionds | M8 ALICE CARTWIIGIT, 1013 LEAVENWORTH €. Hausen, d crnoon - bilate. by Calkin; Kyrie and | who bequeated to his the ns i sealed | in the city jail Thursday night to stay unti e to vou: they It ive no in STHEET oclock i 1 will Libi, by offertory_anthem, “Send | packet containing a secret which he had | yesterdiy, when they were to be tiken to | RIVER WATLR. itant oL dacoleing you: you | axry first trouble ‘was rhieumatisn, of the 0 o' this afuernoon from the : y i closely kept, thoug ad given the | Fort Madison. As they hard citizens | opluinainer thines, whynos | gty Nrstronile wae seumntiam of e Eo4 i 116 1 Qut Thy Gounod; Sanctus, and [onely * kopy, (b "I,‘ LRI W18 | they wero locked up in the steel cell | The Self-Purification of Running Streams n rwhat Mias Adice Cartw . e ERLEIOT f 1y ‘, ", """“ residen 1 L 1o v " » | benefit of it to many whom he had re- | ) A Kev, 1L O forvisand 1. 1 ! ¥ ng LA k6. ‘Women ciation's | Gloria in by Simper. Evening | f n 11 | for” sufe keeping. ~ That evening it | Delusior AL nd wy lungs Hoea e wnd iy monthly busincs held at | service Gl i, by Gadsby; Magnii- | deemed from a life of misery. His will | \wug “discovered that they had broken [ Whatever may be suid relative to the PERLI A RO | broath short. with puins throueh the chost he hospital mouday aftern beginning | cat and Nune Dimittis in D minor, by | Provided that this secret should be sold | the drain - in pieces, and in tha Mt P B E : Aot v nronnd iy ot NADOLILD art mos X prompilyat # olclock. Al members are | Walmsley: wnthem, Hade " | 10 the one of his sone. ll of whom wore | Wi e mad o hije.otseen the st | DTULIon of ordinary streans vt used | eaan axn twoo B e sanot | S S ! S WD earnestly requested to attend | Away My Lord,” by Sta [ physicians, who bid the most for it, | celland the cell adjolning, through which | 45 soutces of wator supply. o such pein- | S Bt ad Jf Steeots, Soyth Omuiiasn | 8300 EE)60 e ey Tl b goe no ek of Ttallway Condtictars will gl Fitst Preshytorian - Preaching by Rev. [ and the procceds should he divided v no doubt intended to worm themselves | ¢iple should be ncee OF OGNt 88 | fuant’ of 1r) Bhankrd. foF Srbarth i niud | Dotton s i, When 1 a banquet and ball rext Tuesday ever Stephen Pt At_the morning service | among them, The successful bidder was | 48 soon as it became quiet. Once outside th pplicd to rivers used fe supply | condition of the hiood nid resuits fols | BrStsaw ] pitial " i S8 Hotal: Mo committos of wtak the following music will berenderved: Offer- | 1oy Gther than Dr. I, 1, Bellinger, and | Steel ecll, with their expericnce and alongz | purpe ceially in th toof e towed, my catareh i rolfeved and my biood | @ition. K Hionts s, Inid” plan for ono of tho most | tolre in A, Batiste: “I Know That My Re- | Jfe OF EH B0 peeUE S Pt LA AR EGR LYY ERPIAE CHA T LHO L QBB (ot tions wpon the Mertimao | Cloatised. T can hratas highly the et | trtion, it oth e G R T 0TS deemer Liveth,” by Handel, Mrs, J. G LEaS BS M THCLIAUNRL DL ISIUERENSE ehasi tHayEwo1i Ve i HuAIB AT ERI R YGUIE || B Hi v the bR coRMU oAl i St Iy mind, tho pe Lt s AL Wadsworth: “Consider the Lifties” by Top: | With which he came to the United | in making a hole in the hrick wail or sawing | roa el e Thston Modieat and Surs WORDS OF PRAISE i T f An attractive display has been made in the | AT CRIRIRER FIE T e B | States. The secret was a form Of | off the bars that stood in theie way. As soon [ {40 ALt W “‘llf-i Ll ."" )“ A F PRAISE. n thist diagnosls work I window of the Mueller Music Y ter | 111 Lohengrin, At the evening service M ‘ remedy which its discoverer had been | as the discovery was made their hands were | oudon, in August, 1801, that while the of troatment w trom the LUl L i G L LIS AL e 11 “sing “Resurrcetion,” by H. | using to cure delivinm tremens at his | securely handeuffed together in such a way | Self-puritication of rivers has frequently | rrom "nstor of the ¢ and i stoa i e e v bt | private hospital with wonderful suce 418 to prevent them from making any further | been supposed o justify the use for do- | m 1 Chinreh, Reesevitle, Wi BT s seen the figure of a little girl seated at a | 3 at—Pranching » pastor, | f. i | effort to get & estic purposes of river . t \ 1y ) Ll plano. i - In H lu-gnlrlmmlrl\l:‘h' pastors | for overhalfa century. — Dr. Belling Tort to get aw ;n ': )]:4‘ f river l Il. [ dnalotter recoivel rovently pa i ¢ AP Lonos ToAD 6 lickstun. The morning service | 1o GV L At R T ias focoived sewage contai THo ris of Rocsoy 5. the fol ine |y > HIAL 1O 1y The eity council will meet tomorrow even- | il he ly in the hands of the members of | &8 br 1t his scient fi skill to bear . The Count of Monte Cristo. i L0 TREAL O talee: b ) A m}.‘.‘;hl-.vl Indorsement of fhe work and th- ing in regalar monthly session. Oneofthe | the Sunday school, and an attractive musical | 1pon his form and from it Iv:_v: volved his wonderfi wdrama is to [t hde e ey SR Cid) his A who restored things to como. before tho attention of the | hrogmam will be. prostited | @ remedy which eures the terrible mor- | presented at Dohang's theater \Ynmm\ R i i | TiONtion 80 18 g1ven 1 (o S¥AnE \heuiun ot | [as Ltor lbacarmell o e, (K wall its to ¥ aldermen is the election cf oficers, A city | Young Men's Christian Association—M phine habit as effectually and perma- | evening. The company is one which is | . ALEHEE S dhiikisd JCL S AT e U OrRIN s ekl U A s LALLM £ L hief of the X h 1 cout litt fd for hope. R o Iostor are ‘ i formen at 4 @clock, - addrossed by “Iev | nently us it does the whisky habit. | populur, not enly in price but on acconnt | “\WHG the investication of the S | peltian most gorious nnd bossed fict that b @ department, and poll tax collector are to s5Ddlay, MBouilig. foboysunass 14 a 4 le the investigation of the ¢ i Foiory oy of the tests” and dxpert- | ot mérit, Ik Lindon, i 0% | 1y Annna A, Truesdell has commenced an | St. John's E; | Lutheran—First floor of | MENts is a lengthy one, but its result | ponent of the dual characte ik GO | action in the district court fora divor the Merviam block, Rev. (. W. Snvder, | Was the establishment of proofs so con- | fascinating composition, has gained no ard of Health of Massachusetts rel tive to the prevalence of typhoid fever | at Lowell and | incing the > MO; \xaminatio i | v vence ave still fresh | can be proved by a lurse mimber of persons from her husband, A. A. Truesdell. They stor. ISaster sermon, communion and of- | Vincing that the most rigid examination | Jittle reputation and is fully cupable of | in mind, it 1s_worth while to emphasize | ¥ho Bve rnped the. BALONE (Of tholr Vreate | Me. Curven 1s n wonltly and inflnential fak were married in Des Moines in 1855, but she | ferings at 11 o'clock. A number will be re- | of experts has imply caused | satisfying the expectation of all. " He is [ yp AR WORTE O | ment | mer livinz three miles from Greenwood, He claims he has not been faithful to his vows, | ceived into the church by baptism and con- | them to become cnthusiastic | supported by his charming daughter | W2° 1 ed opinions of the bourd [ L MOF that number the writer's wite is one. | suys: “Dr. Shopard (reited me one year ago but has runoff at times with other women. | firmation. A fine Sunday school Easter pro- pressed in 1890-91, that th continued | Mrs, Jorris hissafTered from a thront a foction outbreuks in those < were due to the | for i long time She b consuliod and been | nese iced com- Stetvplioi favan axoiat treated by leading phivsicians of larzer eltic iaiby an | n of ‘typhoid fever excrc but without satisfuctory results. She deeld ! | the viver from towns higher up the | to place herseif under tr ent with Dr pro- | endorsers — of the method. — So Lin the evening. The | remarkable were the cur | el My hond uched severely, and my 1d throut were closized with niucus, T dn in the eyes. dizziness and loss of hearing. On watking fst my breath gave out and a well-balanced compa s effected, es- | As usual with popu | peeially of morphine vietims, t 2v- | panies, 1 s, when eral wealthy business men and capital- | She also wants the custody of her old son Gertrude B year- | gram will be rende i clurch room is finely decorated erof Mr and Mrs, E. 1 IPifth Avenue Methodi Spmscopal Church ‘com v hd T suffoeated. 1 cot wonderful rolief from ! 5 will be admitted free Monday ; : ! ! Bihae membrancous Preaching at 10:30 of mon by | ¥ it A § ¥ R o N 4 &Y | stream where it was known to have ex- | Copelund and associates. For a number of short treatment with Dr. Shepard and this { wnln):m“m.mwn at b:45 0'clock, nfter the past Tn theeye will [ ists, after due investization, joined De. s ave reserved at the usual | 708 l; e l.,: of investicutions | months now she has heen under their eare:md | fmprovenient inail wavs i Lasting In all my fliness of three days, awed 6years and 9 | be a fine Easter pr Sun- | Bellinger and Mr. Ceanc in the organ- | ; i nyestizations | (ho trentment s proven remirkab v i e R A Mt L R L L 0 ; hi b a b s Tziition of o company, BHOWlE thelteons | & -, Sy : were made public L warning not only | ful Jler Gmprovoment has heew continuous, | mueh houcht for o 1o monoy, 1 ve sreat months, at the family residence, d J 5 | ¢ | I'he Cotneil Bluils Orehestral elub, an | to th commun but 50 others | #nd I feel confident that when the present | coufi tence i this treatment” und endorse It SV §{laat: | Rorvicas Wil be al | irst Baptist Church—Corner of First | fidence by making the paid-up stock | The, 5 Y hid g el : sunply of medicine Is used she will e entire’y nut Hill cemetery this afteruoon at 2:30 [ avenue and Sixth street. I the mor- | $1,000,000. The incorporators and officers | OUganization of about twenty-five mer similarly situated ; | & 7 v astor witl preach an Easter sermon. | of'\hat ng anational reputation | Pers. which has been practically under | withstanding this, it is now but a THoNH Uen Sk unGriLaRala o proise of the Guild of Saint Paul's will meet at the | 40t the hand of ~fellowship will be extended | 1 W Ae8 = SR EE rinan Remedy | the dirveciion of Miss Bella Robinson for | few days since another investigation he- | txcellent work of thess phasiciuns. 1 beliove home of Miss Duquette next Tuesday after- | 19 thoso who have recently united with the fabes Tares | months, will give a concert at | came hecessary still lower down the | [iiarest of nll theont amg Ta o s thahe Roon entertuin Migss[ShUECH LAl LT b T president & hnd tist churceh Thursday even- | river, ut Nowbiiryport. For the pastten | most ehoertutiy and conselont iousiy recom- Duquette wsworth, M sic | oy pthodist 15)iscopal Church— Granet Ti announcement that | years, or since the introduetion of a pub- | mend Dr Copelnd and the physioiuis issoci- ;“”Q‘xlu.'\.‘;:.:u'.':-‘J“.'u 3 vy S TS whi see. | Miss Robinson will direet the orehestra | lic water supply, this city has been com- SREV. H. 0. JORRIS, to the ¢! iss Bishoj mday school is suftici ) v m., preachin 1t g anty t. paratively exempt fr (its death Austin nson: t. ‘ihe members edially invited | m typhoid fever @ from this cause being but rian Reformed Chureh, Keeseville, W and audi- rne; | nt g medicql divector, | of the entertainme | | | The \.m..\ of the Congregational church ilvation by the Life of Chuist The company has {}-:“‘J“}‘[;‘ul]u \‘:ll;' il .”\:\'fi 4 I{u'\w ll:\"l\‘l|l-«ll'l i l‘:»”‘“':u;“ il“l.\ | ave Juster festival last evening in the | PUPILS' RE R ablished its headquarters in Seattle, | 0l (4 of Omahy appe A few weeks sin consequence of a f RAixibra of tha churoh. One of tho enjoy L GRCLICL W is 1 establishing nstitutes ig | O the programt t sales will be | scaveity of water, the water company | LO W RATES. features of the entertainment was the p Plans Adopted for Driiling School Pupils ! various parts of the count selling to | linuted to_th capacity of the | began pumping a portion of its water ¢ AND ALL CURABLE DISEAS gr musical sclections by the High | Systematie ¢ local companies the state control of the | ¢hureh. They can at'sev from the viver and distributing it to the ¢ p fiu‘p ’\\n-“'x‘ ]..u\\[[ :‘.r:‘.:.l“.:‘v\l';w m’l‘\u[vp.l\'l“‘: .;x:yv\‘:‘;}’ \\.\-I.l | “The public schools of Council Bluffs have | remedies, business Im\l. fl v 3n]1\;§|:|l;m}~. after hu\lm been warned o Y TIEAT Ofice Hours—9 (o 11 a m;: 2 t0 56 p realized from the sale of fancy artic ud | been enrolled in the list of schools in which The home institute at Seattle will Mobzgar & RARATGEIVISE. to annotnoe: | 0D “T:’_”,‘,'f’:,""’ m;!. (li:< ‘ln;:l"l]';ffl»:x“{ln 8p Sunday 10 @ m to 12 home made candics, branches of the lowa Pupils' Reading circle | have a capacity of caring for 600 to 800 | that on and after April 1 they will have | & €ourse by the e Board of Health. the cases of t John W. Duncan of Hamburg was brought | have been organize his org: wization is | patierfts. Besides this the institution s effort that is now | prepaving medicine for the use of the | cing made to improve the quality of the | Other institutes, and is already arrang- MG s AT ORI ne lotter through the mails to a woman .:"“'(‘in“"““ Tl tmprave UheLAURL Gy OTitls | R RO ah £ Gh6. Tt featir e T for receptions, | 4y vorage of less than one month to living in Nebr y. Although the letter |'Teu 4 b d i the ladies of | e ° - ° h 4 thiity-fourin January, with four deaths. « ~ - 'R O et e et A Tediraiman itran 0 s 000,000 worth of medicine a year. | Council Bluffs and Om to call and o Y by 3 fil ool e ofuse ity | T ey pledes vequind fom mupie o | 5 SIS ORI O UG, S ST | Couai Kby port e miles oy | 18 I(I@ A IQUNTICSS I3IC) ading la 0w ry y §I00, but 8670 B ot e et ot 14 dewn | oldest cure for the liquor habit, so that T Lawrence'and twenty-six below Lowell. und he was discharged on the lenst one book a_year, that book being the | [0.duote Mr. Crane, “We are no imita- y 1 Fsnl I B30, i e iES e b it e |. 7 A I‘* i tors or followers of othe The remedy 0 see W ml you can do at Evans' new Another Onla 8aiboed Dyjiha gtalo; o This board | 5 composed purely of vegetable comi- of . A Doran of Mouticello, | pounds and its eflicicncy is such that the ck of Des Moines, J er- | company has had no oceasion to spend Raltoarong Rtupids, J. M. de Armond of | opey in advertising, the wonderful | . B. Fulton. who w In January, 1833, hoid Broad- . : fever, following closely after a similar eto line of all | b iihied in Trowel, suddenly roso from IF YOU WANT TO BE IN IT at their restaurant, way, a full and eom cakes, plain and up before Ju oolson yesterday morning | the result of sentence on the ehil ding an done by the upils of the schools who ynehing in Prospect. April 1.- named Kd Nichols was captured n th afternoon by Officer Fowler. rom her James Smith and R. Lauterbach were ar- | 9 : rested la to be unduly |-.-umpmm sociable with the girls » laundry at the Union Pacific transfer. lifted up one | rill of ¢ ; of the windows ina et of way, | Davenport and George 1. Mille ourteen ichols met a 10-year-old as taken to Lewiston, sures of > pati Bt e | 7l of Bohemian parentage on her w 3 and succeeded in fr some of the | of Boone, : ) B of the Raus "“» "'hlll\}.l\') thi M 50 | 1, several weeks ago, to be tried on the | fom ‘sehool and. assaulted her. The wi It timid Bohen vls inside nearly into con- ‘The books laid down in the course a enthusiastic that th ve themselves | ohypge of being implicated in a lightning rod | will die. There are hints of a lynching. vulsions. - Ofticer Quiun nabbed “them and | follows: *driends in Feathers in spread the glad tidings so that the busi- | gyingle, has returned home, ha®ing been i sent them to the city jail, where they were randfattiers Storle noss has incr ~|-ll‘u~[l'u|m11_\' as it | v He TR e == = = = booked with disturbing the peac nd Their Wild King could be faken of. The remedy for | tont to the. b 4 ay e ¢ ; X Y for | gent o the prose z attornoy in lllinois, | An cffort is being made by some of the | Book in Americn History, | morphine hus veally ereated a sensation, | Signed by the name Chitles Heed? wbont | J i friends of W. W, ¥ fauilly;to). cffeat n | thrediof Tand, ater que dtone | because while there are numerous liquor | the first'of last month, informing him that | i compromise with his creditors and thus ena o e Hiaesaast aup 1 clamoring for sgnition, this | Fulton was here and could be had at any | blo him to return home. It is impossible to | 41 Hoofs." tifen Girea “_~I-n‘~‘u|l}|m:u_‘\l [ e o mio s s M e e L OB e LA i e e BaT o ale can et COUNCIL BLUFFS. | an \\l);l‘ll'yzu\n l"l\\. lv.-‘.‘.:y“‘. nr““‘n ""I AR by m“"( !”M“ m"‘ successful and so different fr | imed one, but thinks he knows wio the | JOHN DOHANY MANAGER. B e kineaseo o willingness to | tho cs steadily, one book cach | others that it has a seeming right to the | RN DLy o s thab i finds wrno N S TR vt il then 0 very chia s Dusis, | pars i the st onc of he series” Whieh | claim of being the. onl xnlul one. The | warm weather in his immediate viciity. - {M R i e .\A il 3 d ! and it is belioved that the attempt will re- | 18 for the ninth year or preparatory High | peculiarity is that from the very begin- | =X : | Monda wy, rd. 3 sult 1 Bilger's return from exile, e o herintandent Suwyer has | ning of treatment the poor slave of tnis Openi .I.M,l.m”myl‘" M el e spiuualists of Omaha have rented | Gl ‘,,;,,, AR VL h;u:-fulll.;:;m feels the r4. les stricken s,..-ing\lo.,:-m of Western [n\'\:!l college | Unguished son of Thes he hall in Contmenta mer ¢ > k s but interest. | O and the power of appetite gone sgins Monday, April 3. Business he 1 i T mer of | pupils, being ly elevating, but interest 1 i 2o in mday, Ay h Fifteenth and Douglas, whic alovator e shinie Tio co-operation of the \ere are none of the tortures attendin mal, shorthand, typewriting and pen- | FRARN LINDON, conyeniences day the ate th.e nts in the scheme will result in o great | the other forms of morphine ment wship n‘\-]un'\lm'ni\l Tuition $1 l|..» I - l';:.‘_y' e annive ",'.';‘“'}f,:'f[;‘i‘",',';"']L vitual” | fmprovement in the quality of the books read | the patient winning the vietory without | week, Aud ipls teaclogsing deushies il ® | und enjoyed by the puj who unc ew of accommodating those | yps course, Those who complete the cou who come from Council Bluffs and who can | U coutse, Those who now attend without change of The R 2 # exercies today will be at 10:30 a. m, and 2 p.m. The park . commissioners will hold_ their N N by 4 oo qir s, " i | s &l ular monthly meeting tomorrow evening, | DOtel in the west the way people | freely o enthusiastic endorsements of | For warming "‘“'f“f“‘"")" T b 1 This cut reprosents our Scorchier: welzht, 3 Ihs: savonstyles. Our indies' Pneumatio is a A qucation of scle ik roumd for & g | Tefor 10 tho - dinin raom of the Grand | tie company and thely remedics, bouiey el iUE B e L) flun @ flfl i B TR LG S Gl SRR R I D in the western part of the hotel since 1%, C. snd C. Miller, the | The magnitude which the enterpr what you want. Look at them. Clean, Jorredt construction., i : ; ¢ ory whcel fully warran for consideration. The | decorators, have completed their three | has alveady reached, and the glowing | convenient, cheap. C. B. Gas and E Dust proof bearinzs, ideal ¢lineh d for were opened weeks work or upon which it has but just trie Light Co. Write for ¢italogue and but no definite decision wus @ The ceilirn 1, will naturally cause the The Mil Colonel Cochran has made the ke | any struggle nent, Ther ling cures the west that the largely with a view of and the cure being perma- Our stenographer’s burean will take have been so many start- | dictations and furnish typewritten cop- ; | mong prominent people in | ies prompily at moderate pr newspapers have been W. S. PAULSON. Presenting \1‘4“\ f“ i as' W Dining Roo t *“The finest dining room in the finest | devoting their editor atest roman- VS D! ge of play eachi evening. == GRANDSATURDA‘(MATINEE | decorative artists, wall Ever winning prices, 10, 2ie and de. or Morgan & Welzht tires, all whee's stricti y first-class eudlund sea us UNION TRANSFER CO., the walls and ceiling, | futu 08, ¢ 5 teet high and its floor | ter is ! e -4 shateo L) o he | iy nearly 100 feet above the street, with | friends of these gentlemen to minglo | paper hanging, plain and orna- i 1304-6-8-10_ Main ¢ ct, Counci! Blufls, Towa garded vory favorioly by tham, et 15 v | marble floor, plate glass windows and il shels eongtahuladons rey Prthat | mental painting, " signs, cte, No. 15 3 3 2 C e ke A everything to mateh. It requires some- ey did ¢ remain in Council Bluffs | Pearl St. ecial Noticas, | — = Consifaruble apprehcension is boing felt by | ¢hing more than mere imagination and establish the company he - — Spec | some of the old soldicrs lest the Sons S i e o | ™It Woula be worth all to Council Bluffs | 1 you have property to sell, list it | COUNIIL BLUF Veterans forget that the state encampment | 1 1 oL U 5 ith me ¢ customers for bargains = o of the order is to be held in this in | Millers have appli ir finest g | that it is to Seattle, - How much this is [ With '-,M!‘]‘, Voo 10 Main ~:.:-.}x‘l b ors 10010 ¥ \ i about th wonths. A communication has | its embellishment, D king ever dined | may be estimated in purt when one (hel g hliahe g Bl ; ar oL mpht i been reccived by Tue Bee in which it is | in fine or more luxurious apartments, members that it \\l?}ll!ll brir bout 800 | Coal and wood; best and clic apest ki RIS e ;I:“t--\d Hlx)‘i‘l:;-‘ ; mv:n of the lo i“‘ b | and it is worth the trouble of taking an | move people to the city and cause thow | Missouri hard wood in the eity; prompt g om houso w.th ail v S ANINRIR W0 R0k D quornm tagathe: evator trip to the seventh floor J“‘; to | sands of dollars a month to flow in here | gelive H. A. Cox, No. 4 Main. ! D Dark avon 5 s | The Millers are receiving STo0m House with 004 bura. now e ‘ N TO0 RUN THE——— | | i from other points in payment of the e naatiy ot bee de to entertain dele- /s 1y : e e w0 cutertain the dele- | hany hearty words of praise for their | remedies, all of which are prepared in | La dow't forget that the Loui Bd 1t 1s fonred that wmieas the. Mogvers of | artistic skill. the company’s laboratories. k 5 Muin street now. Come all, | Kers s e the camp bestiv themselves the encampment | pees - | The various local institutes being es- - will be & grand fizzle The Union Pacific Railway compauy has | made the city a proposition with reference No. LARGEST ~ MUSIC = STORE an unavoidable delay | flourishing. “Mr. Crane has with him a | The following Delay in Opentag. | tablished by the company are all | 2 ) | | in 1 yesterday for the opening of Clinton | photograph of the one at Portland, s ¢ A, et e . AR~ | ~ . oo pasment of the tises which e e ’ “new shoo store 4t the stand | whiel for instance, has now elghty-five | Name und Adur (GARUATA remored ‘oonepo sl vault: cbimners’ | West of Chicago. We have inquent for the years 1ML and 1802 The | formerly cccupied by F. H. Evans on | patients, while the largest competing | | Ne1s Mikkelsen, Couneil Blufs . Burko eity baliding A - taxes of 1801 are nove in court, i S e s Y x = £ g Pt | Benedichle €. Peterson, Council Biutrs 5 | £ o 3 1 By I o ] =1 A g e et o ooty | froudnar, U v sl sl | b Sheve b it i | | T ety THE-ROY AL HARDMAN the ground that it hanalty: | A9E- kRO manuiaoiurors. [ molte the | only foul e ding is a fine thre | aneil Blufrs uni or walo th wfi paris o - S5 . AR S s A R el ‘ quantity and u}uul.u; of goods that | story “,,V}Ii,.,,.fl‘,h.h. b o o tan [ oL Ol e i . | mostartiaiow priois: wows o x | Finer than silk. e have about #1,000. The amount due for the two | Mr. Byers required in the short time | Other lecal institutes in other western | 1 Cl , Council Bluils | Sfteryon. 1t maysave you monoy i AR r A 2o rea years is §30,000, and the Union Pacific has | demanded, und rather than n with | states are also doing so well that now | The Grand N No. 10 Main strect | B LATES IN SIHEET MUSIC e agrecd to pay it in full if the city will throw | incomplete line it was best to | those who want to secure the control of | ¢ o, . = AT T e K S Sz DB oo EAte = 4 off the penalty action with ”“'“\[V)l\:‘ E et e R | LIS NAQTAR, (@ RaOtD, vh. he. l.,..{ [ ””"I','."“")" Most cleg “'.}"""‘ in | T,.¢ el I A ol ad S pustiir, } And in other mus cal instruments, etc.; what we have not goce to tho proposition wiil' probubly 10 "Then look out for & stock of bright | pany has also been offcred several hun- | % ,,;’,"'l’,',". .]"l’)“ BB ol | JURLEEL R AR A | is the exception. Planos to rent and rent to apply. B _ new goods from the best makevs in the | dred thousand dollars for Eunsland, bus | ¢ | At i couny, Neuska, it | = iy e i o T o PERSONAL PAiRAGRADIS. world, a stock that will give every will probably organize there so as to | s i Jroparty Lo oxchana (o koot dand Sond s ‘do. | \‘ ) ] l l‘ R l)l x \() A\ ]) ()l\( X \ LO Mrs. G. M. Dodgo and Mrs. R, E. Mont. | ©f trade everything demanded in foot- | eontrol it ihemselv Altog n.. it | eceived a handsome live of wall | silbfioh i Tani'yon favs o oner”onision il b, 4.\ Al ) JAl e yomery aro expocted to arrivo from Donver | Wears and t prices—well, just wait and | scoms that De. Bollinger and Mr. Crane | Pabers in the Jatest designs, from 3 & Voo o . 4 - LA P shortly. | see what it means to buy a big stock at | ve struck it vieh. ‘ cents a roll upwards. | M““y frames | JOuD wirl wanted f in 1083 Main .\1,, Council 13luffs. Mra. 5. G. Mumma returned yosterday | On€ clip from The factor You will | The same wonderful success has at- | made to order for about one-half of the quire b : \ trom Gibbon, Neb., where her father died | find that it me a great deal to the | tended the treatment of the patients at | usual prices. A NV ANTAR=Git for, geusral houtawork . u. .J ast week publie and the enstomer. | the Couneil Blufis Medical and Surgical | You Will Be Fleased ARl L. — | Tho Mi Nellie Crane arc | institute, and there are at the p Sh—Ladles 80 msxlst me in my work visiting fr in nake a trip to He | . | ) | (HE 4 SRR S P 50! With the bargains you get in shoes at | W ANt T Radves S rar 1. e, "o, 315 Al viond Pranciseo und will | Huving sold our old icobox, meat | i, vevral putients there unders v B8 inie and 7 Doak | Areniip i et Blugay . AV f ke lulu botore returaiug | BIOcks. ot [“\I~ O 031 Broadway to the | treatment for the morphine, tobaces and ’ OUAK and lot for sale. No. 1813 _FIfth ayonue 18 aome. A AenGoL At company, we wish 0 | jiguor habits who have suffered de - — | ”n.‘... of J. 1 Christ Co& I 4 . W, E ) @ announce to all of our friends and . on, ex-mayor of Cedar Rapids, ing failuro uuder all other troatm Free treatments daily from 2 to 4 p. | fremhit hous le of the patrons that we g and now poteutate of Bl Kahir © still handling the | 11 ] g tl y were discharged thoroughly cured | M- at the Council Bluifs Medical and | CHANCE for rig solieit “ . ~ x Mystic Shviners, is in ie ety visiting his | best meats in Council Bluffs, und invite | o faw duve e o hobs apiobou! youred | ol vrical institute, 20th and Broadway and Nolver g Wl Gasoline Stov e, triends | an inspection of our new market at No. | hounced hoeloss by the best. specialiois : TA i AapE Hipa QLRI o i 5O, ; Heury Rishton of Neola has disposed of | the neatest, cleancst and | iy the United Statew. . At the World's fulr will hea 7 1-8 oc- | L%, RSG5 Tock. Counell Bluf | Refrioerator his mm{ ts in ||m((|-mulvl ud mo d nl“l; me market in this or any Thiis Toatiitate {anitha peaple of the | mvl. orgzan ,“\|Ium| ”.|~ g 0 IAURLOOID, | S e T | i ) s family to this city. Iis residence wi an Bty i &R N 8 8 ¢ e people of the | 4t Bouricius M ouse. [ JARNET eon, FAUOKE WAULS ay e bl ehmice dy | S L et & N for the people o the | 4R uhu QEE T EXE Missouri Valley i that they are not obl acific coast for sue ment, but 1 get it right her rving U. Parsous, a well known and popu ALk Bluffs boy, returned home yesterday | Oxfords at all prices sening from New York, where he has been | stop AT IRTL AL iged to go to | Emma Keunard, stenograplier, notary ! ful treat | depositions, commercial work, lettor | JOR ‘ Carpet Sweeper, AT o T Yk g M i wie e e W | Oy, which 1s of primary importance just now, Evans' new el It will Mg & throo yoars course in modicide. He | av sou to sxaming thom b w. | cil Bluffs, under the supervision of the | - | T e N T g ¥ ot one of fos 10 recelve | P4Y ¥0u 10 examin them boforo buying. | gl Blufls, under tho supervision of the | Preparing for the Fair T T s T T e I'o ha\c your Stove stored for tionorable mention briugs back with | Struck ou the Head Tho former physiclans are devoting i | The ladies of tho World's Fuir club request | A BSIEYCI"Si Paeoy™ s Tubaith "CobH 8 0 be o head of o | 200) © manager o e Unios h 0 oung following " gentlemen to assist | Elufs ne him & prize of §100, To be at the head ofa | H.O. Caok, the munager of the Union | their time to the hospital and institute | W® following named gentlemen ¢ lag | Bi . the Summer, call on 1ist of 500 »medics'” is something to be A | elevator, met with a painful accident yester- | practice. They come b AR A them by making dollar collcctions among | \yeANTE watlon by men with eaperioncs, | ) of, and Mr. Parsons’ many fricnas b Bl Ao o asars Ba o e | prae ey como here from Boston | vy.ir friends Mon id Tuesday of | frocory preferred. Address D 2, Eee oftice tend hearty congratulations. ny afternoon. He was working about the | and show the best medical diplomas that | tniy week: —Captain O. M. Brown, L. A ) elovator, when heavy piece of iron dropped | this country can bestow. The charges | Chaper Victor J J FANTED, position by lady a8 b ennings, Dr. Cleaver, Frank | WANIED: 10100008, o | i Geo. 8. Davls, prescription druggist. down from above biw, striking hiw on the | for this treatment are moderate and | Trimble, Charles Har e, Chief of' Police | A RMLSLIMASAN 440 | Chas. SWalne, L) - L 737 Broadwayl