Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1893, Page 3

BEE DAILY COUNCIL BLUFPS, 12 PEARL STRELT 'HE Fi1CE: O, Clivereq vy earrler 1o any part of the eity n TILTON, = MANAGER usiness Office. FELEFTIONES | R neas W No. 43 No. 23 Wanu MENTION. NV Plumbing Ce 502 Broadway Br yest Miltonheryi v A marri Ambros laged 25, both of Counell Pre (hing this evening at the Latter Da €aints church on Pierce street, west of Glen 18 o'clock by Fider W. W, Blair of s issued rday amont, I 1 h theatrical pert nesday evening ment at the ojer: a bull There will be o meeting Fair club this afternoon at Wormen's exchauge, 18 Pear terested in the Council B sted 1o be pres nancee at Tmogene on Wed May 1 I'he entertain botise will be followed b of the o'clock e World Wt the o pr it | terd in a Judge Deemer at the opening of dis be for the pluintif in The which w n0ON, Was oce owncd by L placed at about was insurcd There will be a svecia chapter No. 47, Royal Ar ing for wo in the mark in good s der of opened b 1 Knotts pl W, I 000« high pr The shows the total past month te There werd eases reported e April of 180 An adjourned mecting of Unity guild v held Saturday evening, and the followin ers were elected for the cnsuing ye President, Mrs. M. A vice P jdent Mrs, Shepard ; ecretar Mrs Kobuerts: wreas: Mrs. Harris A teicgram from the manager of the oper house at Creston says that the Schubert which is to be at Dohany’s won and _evening, iinment there, the al enthusiasm among the music report i mber of death huve been bw fourteen cases of contage 1s against eighty o causing lovers. The case of Babl tried and submitted in day. Itis aca inst Grav uperior court arising out of the dd # blooded colt valued at #3800, which Bable had sent to ves for pastu During the great watarspout of 1560 the animal wa 80 thoroughly soaked that no amount of hot ginger tea could save him. and he clim the golden staivs, Babler is suing the owner of the pasture for alleged ne in not trying to save the colt from the flood ag; ith of Worli's fai than #50.00, eve included. This means cottage, clean, s and on the beach of Write to J. T\ Chyno- 111, Refers to H. or Jacob Sims Counceil Bluffs 1 ..‘—‘ at the <t you iy privite Te Tt wil thing homes in clese to unds Lake M igan, weth, Windsor Park, W. Tilton of THE of Sims & Bainbriage. Pasturage for horses and cattle on George I, Wright's farm adjoininge ity limits on sout (00 acres blue running water, | terms apply . Raph, on farm, or at Carbon O company, 10 Pearl strect. iy to al asoline s and examine 5 sold « = . W. Besley, 104 E: Defore huy st Broadwa PERSONAL POARAGH T'r, F. T. Seybert is in Chicago. Miss Jessie Cotby spent fricnds in South Cmaha. O. . Peswick has taken the night clerk at the Hotel Inman. Miss Maie Chapman has returned from a visit of several months in Colors Jonn Schickentanz has apend two weeks at the W Miss Laucille, daughter ney, is dangerously ill with pneumonia Rev. B J. Nancock is in Cedur Rapids at tending the stato convention H. J. Driesback of Harlan is in the city for a short visit with his father, J. B. Dries bach. Mis. H. T are the guest hotel, r. and Mrs, N. S. Harvington leave today n eastern trip, during whicn they wiil take in the World i s fair, John N. Baldwin, George A. I D. W. Archel in Des Moin session of the federal court H. W. Tilton le sterd for visit to Lis old home in Janesville, Wis will return the lust part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln, who have W visiting their father, Percival Allen, ave for their home in Perry toda Lee Swearingen, who has been his room for several weeks by un fuflammatory rheumatism, is able about again. Baldwin denies the report that he i the position of wencral solicitor 1 Rail 1P s, position of 14 of R the Gr nd 8 Decmer of Jud nd line and attending a a short He mfined to attack of w be for the Chi Wiy company Louis Biederman for the World's Fair has secured the ageney ransportation and Ac commodation com This company 15 managing the G Jastern s to be the largest in the world, and Mr. Biederman will represent it in this city Miss Edith Ross is expected home in a day or two from St. Paul, Minn. Mr. W.C Beer, with whom she has been employed for some time past, is about to remove to New York, where he will revresent the same 1y with which he is now connected . Musin Cance Hart's jowelr) concert, Friduy evening, store for the Musin May 12, Sale—Hickory stove wood, 12 cord, delivered. street, For first-cl World’s fair ¢ {-foot woed or 16 inch H, A. Cox, #6.00; 10 rooms in Chicago 11 on Ohio Kuox Use Domestic seap. [t is the best Theatrie Avrich treat lovers of Cout nywon and ymphony club pear at I from the Daily Gazette « shows how well th ated at a4 recent ¢ there “It is seldom musical ymphony hampaien mental dep: class and tinuous va as refreshin will play us L Annon is in il Bluf¥s next evening, and Dohany's. ements, for the n rday store 1sic After when Schuber artet will aj Champa se artists w weert wiich e they that o more meritorious combination than the Nchubert club and lady quartet Hoth in its vocal and it tments the concert was sented such a wile and con that the later portions were as the first. We tiust they a return date.” tru tirst Protect your tive storms, strongest companios homes aguinst w4 James in the destirue has the world See the peeric snd get terms. Hen Dauntless ¥ Murphy 55 bicy 10 1 .ml A new finvoice latest and stylish ish Louis, turbans, at the Vanatta & Sweet , attys., Everett blk Geo, B, l‘u\l gist. Duulu:llc s0Bp vublasts clicap soap. preseripuon dru with | d Onk | glve a | | in the | line | the motor com | newspapers Sons of Veterans Will Probably Hold Their Encampment in This City, OBSTACLES THAT HAVE BEEN OVERCOME | . | 1t Now Looks as Though the Original Pian Will Be Carried Out Vetoruus Will Assist Loeul Camp. Army uncertainty ild Sons of Votera encampment is w aring ¢ as though the nec and the ent ( \tion w essary arrangements would be ma (b8 out y Frank Trimbl Merchiants and Man t tion a letter slan carried Dill; rig Al the nman of the res associa 1 which he said he t action of the that at yesterday pes the rece camp would be r en inter Onie was in | al the first scinded in order ipment might be ted of the here a ting of Abe Li Republie. this t with ol department zed Subseriptions, About the f the en nd Army of Re there was considerable of the cuk the the npment public at Keok talk through and on the streets about fecling that evidently existed among of the members of Abe Lancoln post the subject of soliciting funas from the s, This feeling was especially notic tion of the post commander vegard o the subseription list that was cir culated by Wall McFadden for the of getting funds to himself drum corps Lo the encampuient meeting of the the feeling in the followi ution, adopted Itis Grin of 1 1 irades e rel pro fro HONCY OF THoneys ot pPring to co WONEY Or moneys in the o or for th of this po whidtson unless the ¢ i l it whority upon ity able ind his the la stalized was res which Ived by Abe Li iny ny o havd fre n the s +violatin ons of this re haldl b by U 1t Dro arder is sntisfie attempte wnthorit able dise « Resoly That this res in all the divily papers of ti Areang I e with Lthe penalty shatl be a dishonor- ution be 1y pration Day. printed meats for De The general committee time ago to make arangements for the proper celepration of Decoration day met last evening. The subcommittee thit b in hand the work of securing speakers re ported that W. H. Christy of Omuha had been engaged as the orator of the occasion nd S, B, Wadsworth as the speak the unknown graves, ‘The follawing co were then appointed Masterof ceremonies —I, 1 mittee on speakers—John Lindt, cli Dr. I 8. Thomas, Dr. J. F. White. committee— k. L. Shugart, chairman; N Dodge, B. 8. Dawson, | Treynor, A. ham ) lin, W. H. i<elly, W 8011 Mrs. J. A Shane wi m music 1. A, Sackett, chairman; S.J, Dalby, I M. Treynor, J. 5. Strain, Mrs W. i Campbell, 1d° Canning. Committee on grounds—J. J. Hathaway, Dr. O. W. Gor don, J. B. Driesbuch, W. H. Campbelt. Com mittee on platform—W. H. ( phell, H iensheimer, Ed Brooks, Frank Girass person. Committee on carriges dore Guittar, M. Weatherbeo, Baker. Committee on ice and water ding. 1. Doty, Commiittee on eption—John Lindt, White, A. A J. Abbott, A W. Sawyer. ¢ nda. Committee W. MeFadden, Jan Samuel Jolinson. S, Committee on | npbell, Grahawm, J. J . 1. Lucas, John Keller, [ White, John Landt, . Wileox, E. C. Baldy Canning, John Scanlan. O rdon, E. L. Shugart, A, C C. Harding N. 1. Dodge, C. M J. Abbott, 1oodehilc Onicers G. W. Cook, commander: A, N chief of staff fes-de-camp, U S, B. Drieshach, E. & Fonda, ¥, H. Warren, Ohio Kunox, L. B Templeton, A. C. Kelle appointed some at Shug P Com I'heo: W. F. invitatior man; Dr, ster. Abbott 5. C Stea Cousins, J THE BOSTON STORE, Bailetln for Next Werk Notie s of 10e and Untit Further ¢ dvess ginghams grentest gingham L doubt ever olfeed in to go at the Couneil BlofT, 5,000 yards of 1 at Tle. " Ask tosee lifetime, 15 doze iting s m—-a chance of a n silk and satin stripe W worth and m 18l price the nur wturday nesday stock 1that nlow | iery and une most complete in the city We show the best 2 hose in Awe WALL our oue and we a He the e PAPER competit our price: st t line, the best not le We a and the tabout one- prices. expert 1 work rs wall jape Papering and pe workmen; estin furn gua anteed Fothevingham ton Sto ! and promote s nting done t Whitehead & Co. peil Bluffs, la. s of low prices Bos- No Ine The city counci wore letters of the cases disposed of last evening 1y, Whose assessment was allowed to stand where it has been for the last Lwo yeurs, viz, §02,000 for the ecast end \ Ty as a Ani w up four ug the that of alphaber NEWS FROM COUNCIL BI[FF\":;,’, | action without be | was with | purpose | | dies 1 use | | M | eonvineed that we { ho nance | John | ¢ | wold ‘will o b Mitings to go | | well flour made Leaders | THE OMAHA £44.000 for claimed as right 814,245 for the other property of the company, making a total assessed valuation of €119,045, Although it was expected that the new democratic coun cil would take steps to make a suitable in in the taxation of the motor com pany's property, no move of this kind was Ihere is time for this to be dove yet ud f the right vrovortions bably be brought into requisition as soon as the fact becos s known to the pub. lic that the council proposes to take no ¢ clubbed into it the and way, and bridge lots the LANZENDORFER SUICIDES, Rash Act of & Well Known Blaffite in the ) n of Carroll, The news reacted the city Sunday that Conrad Lanzendorfer, a Bluftite who formerly kept a on South Mein stre at Carr It reached Mrs night well known meat ad committed sulcide market In contained in a tha Lanzend Are but few further particulars to imed at this end of the Linzen dovfer failed in bu year and since that ward the support for then telegran and there be obf ine. about a ago, nothing to His wife led to work he liis departure he has or and then morning telegram ¢ lett h where t thut he had be himself in his roo ne. The propri ulof s, Lanae The fact after the th other lorfer waited erday in vain for ilars of the affair made » stranze. W, O | cand will pr t h of his u have been ¢ Ives. I done family pe .ast December went to and written to unce, his ¢ fer to that this telegram fact that anxiously further the matte P wer 1bably n the mystery leared up. At presert the relatives deceased not even krow the by which the deceased met his death About'two years endorfer disap peared from hom ( s not scen for cveral days, It 1ought at first that hie was insane. but it was afterward learned that his insanity was ly the result of one of his prolonged pon which he in the ha f going. His death is sup. posed to hive n the result of drinking heavily and the business troubles h ud been through ed Mrs. L ASL eveni » ins toda, TUHE BOSTON STORE, wlletin for This Wee' Not e Two cases of 10¢ and 12 ms to go at He a yard: am bargains without offer uncil Bluffs, Ia. yards of 1ic outing suitings go at sk to them. A chance of & life- Uutil Farther dress the doubt ing- atest ver gr see dozen silk and in stripe e each: worth 25¢ Two bales of the best muslin in the country: lasts, e a yard, We have still a few dozens of the la- 50 seven-hook kid gloves lef that we sold Saturday for for U5¢ a pair. IPor the next two days they willbe the same price. This is in ordér to accom- modate the number that could not get wvaited on Saturday night. Remember nday and Tuesday at the Saturday price, 99¢ a pair. Deess Goods —It ur stock and nd 3. 1. e unbleached;36 our price while it is only ot e ne our pri headquarte v to 1 be s and leaders in low prices, Hosiery and Underwear Depe I'he most complete and bestselec in the city We show the best 1 Amer . WALL PAPE our competitor king poor Get our prices, see our stoek: we car the largest line, the best style and the best papers, last but not least at about one { our wall paper competitors. Papering and painting done by expert workmen, estimates furnished, all work guarantecd. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, Ta. Leaders and Prom ters of Low Prices. rtment ed line : ladies’ fast black the lead, onds. We are in BOTTLE GREEN AND OLD GOLD. Wheel Club (Has Adopt Very Striking Colors, rular monthly weeting of the Gany- Wheel club was held last oy good sized number present, sived, four of them Harry Murphy The Ganyme Som, The mede eni ors were ¢ row, . A. Rus Dr. H. S. West, bein; admtt memborship and F. Marts bership. on of ¢ ub « slors eame of S. ter was referr pted, so th H J i in, shing and into active of Creston iuto up, and to whom 'Iu and’ ol mark of the nizition when on its club runs. The bination of green with a v cure gold, and the knoc (in jag-cure establishment in get ting its headquarters is considered a very striking onc It was also ded 1 and G. C. Pullman, Robert Peregoy were 10 suggest a d I'he Jag cure sossion of the of this mouth instructed 15, H. Odell, th mediate possessi will, in all prob to have a club button W. L. Thickstun and appointed a com ompany claims to_have pos Grand aunex until the 15th The house committce was ke a formal demand upon went in charge, for the i plac v-n ty. be decided which of the tenants has the vight. In the meautime the house committee has on hand something over 8200, which will be used in_ furnishiug the 5as soon as they are turned over to the club. BIG CUP ON FLOUR. This Week at Brown's C. ( room for five to arrive by the 15th of May once more make a big cut. The known G d brand, the best in Dakota and far superior to anything on this maiket, ¥1.10 sack for this w Acme, best Kansa 1teed better thy neil Bluifs, for , thisisa I 1 flour, 60c able flour, fhour, raham fl rn meal, 1 17 p Crackers, oo ) 0. To flour must make we d wheat pa any flour made #1.00, flonr, H0¢. ansas straight sack, only nds pound, bread, 10 le wrly as we Mondays and S Brown's (', O, Couneil Bly Reserved ts for Musin ¢ Hart's jewelry store, Tic Pil wed by ment. Dr. A, Annex, Council Blutfs, 3 loaves B P sure m. execy D3 iffs, la. painless treat Grand Hotel Mme. Helon mancuring. Ask your Merrill, R hai nd Merriam block sing m grocer for HVH osti Meeting m ot Sherim of th be held The ann Sheriifss assoc Blaffs for nmen June The association was ed last year, about 100 sheriffs from To Nebraska peing present The object get the members acquainted, to discuss the best ways of handling the duties of the oftice, and to suggest legislation. At the state meeting held at Des Moioes last win- ing tion wiil Int in ( erstate ouncil 14 at Omal two days, ¢ 1 and is to wa rond | | Bluff< chosen as the | Prop. 000 | Windsor | | death of 1 under | w tee | when it | | pt carloads of | oncort at | DAILY BEE: 'TUR rly county it ter n represented give up the only as an fnt W. H N Hazen a had heard from a number wer meeting from th attendance is expected the tirst and at vnce be for ment_of sty lar every but winte i the state was was, decded to megtings and meet nton retary wrote Sherift lag, stating that he i Wisconsin that tineg to attend the ‘A much larger this year thav at arraugoments #' uld the proper entertain erifl Hazen was instrumental in. having Council place, and_the citizens eciation of his efforts s Much P Boaver of MeAl niata county, Pa., says his wif to cramp in the stomach tried Chamberlain's Colic, C! rhava Remedy for it and was much with the re wforded since used it whenever necessary that it never fails coting made the & oly t show their ap| Asoit Klder S, S R faond and found The Grand Hotel, 1 Bluffs, M Dining room to $5 Counc Tow st on seventh per day. B With every $2.00 : Main street cf . will give a hands souveniv spoon. Cal ing plat sce them, Bar el Davi fine tooth and 10¢ brushe oniy 200 Broadway. in wholesa , the drug Tmportant Real Est Judge Smith yesterday te Docision, handed down and befc an osta dect ha con the that been yay It was the rdon, f Mary Robe G rly Mrs. The was inve Rain s of land acre tved lies mostly ir 1 the Rain being the lapse mff's deed and e the tax deed on the ground that no had been served on her provided A} law, of the exy 1 0f th redemp tion I'he de wius J. Chambers and the Burke and Thomas ( bor fought in the weeks and was finally submitted to Jud Smith last full. The decree yesterday firmed the tax sale and quited the Mr. | The cass has been regarded as the most important real estate litigation that has oc- curred here for several years, and it is 2 vietory that has given Mr de than a local reputation & al estate lawyer., Th the eit erty th the given land is valuable, as it was sold for taxes, purchaser. Af lezal time s the pur then broug 1l years Robel limits prop sady. It was stu courts for several a suc- ¢ Compr the violinist, and his ¢ Broadway chur Musin, y first pany irom 2 to 4 Medical and Free treatments daily m. at the Council I Surgical institute, 2 . and ith Broadway. Cook your meals this summer on a gas range. At cost at the Gas company. Pinl Armour, yuncil Biuffs were sur- hearing the news of the the oldest or eitizens of this place, by Mrs. ur, an s de. Death of The peovle of prised yesterday at illip A nud best known for A telephone messag M. F. Rohrer nouncing the nour, one of was receive a sister Mr. Arn 1 event, and sheand | band at once left for Omaha, where ceased has been residing for several past. The was 49 years of age. of Council Bluffs for a s, and served as postmaster Arthur, as well as assistant ne or two preceding administrations A number of years ago he went to Cherokee Ia., to engage in the hotel business, but left there for Omana less than a year ago. He s taken sick with rheumatic fever nine weeks ago, but it was hoped that the illness would not prove serious, The remains are to be brought to this side of the river from 630 South Thirty-tirst street, the late vesi dence, and the funeral will take place to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 r residenco of M. . Rolirer street. A. H. Perigo & & ( Columbia and other hig of th deces unde 2ident 0 Vil - 103 Pearl \ grade bicye Stop best 10 house Building Permits, The following building permits have issued W. W, Owen 5, bloc 1 son's first adaltion O R Mawding wdition, (8o o A Christiansen; 101 10, 1 I's nddition, frame T Smith, 2 Soutn | raising brick houss in Tow Hutehin- rick dwelling 1ot 1, biock 18, Beers! ftory frame cot- tion' 14316 hth street, Four permits Piles of p. Witch Hazel ople b s, vut De Witt's Saly 8 will cure the Domesti for hard water. Will large ) best umson & Co.. 100 Main street, ieyele stock in city, st the Ma To the Fditor of Tur your today’s issue thatone John Weber, a furr T ler, had the vietim of an Omalia shark by the exch of certain worthless Omatia prope for his k of goods There is no one here of exactly that name and as the item would indicate that [ was the one vietimized and not the real man Heury Lenz, 1 would kind) Y 0 10! this correction WEBBE Loaax, In., May BEF I notice b, de; been mad, this, ask K. B . 22 NEATHEK FORECASTS, Another Promise of a Plewsant Day for Ne- bra ki ks Made, Wasuiyaroy, D €., May 8 for Tuesday: For Nebrask 1y sday; For and Towa warmer; sout casts Gen i ly | winds. nt, For South Dakota lly fair; slightly winfs M Rocord, Wearier BUreav, OMAnmA record; of temperature an.l with corresponding day of warmer; sout OFFICE OF T May yinah rainfall, compare past four years Maxinum temperaty Mininum ruture Averig Procipit tement showing And precipiiat Muvch 1,1 ruial oo ¥ tor the d v sin and sine precipiintion.. g 14 inch for the diy 3 inch iy since M Other 1 ris tro olnts at 8 p. ETATIONS “1" Indicates trace G. E. HUNT, Local Forecast Oftictal title in | Chambors a good | months | s for the | DAY, MAY 9 1893. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA t t | sisted on 1 in itsel ind assures the e granted J |8t |t t « I 1 t 1 n . ol n te in A\ | Ballding Tnspe a South Omaha firm | work was accomplished tion for I come ofte fourth’ monico hotel; T | T | to the council tieth st committee havin were given more time to report mitt th zens was rend be been reluid by th fourth forfeit money work and askea that he license. Con succeeded Q strect vinduet at Neola, Liquor Licenses the Principal Topic. TREET OPENING AND PAVING TALK os 0 Little Ad- tor Mayfietd W of R monition Letter tion and Mutters Personnls, I Minor and As a resu he South ¢ here will be of the action of the aha city several eeting of neil lust night chsed t meet again to I'he work orning. The counci Hght to hear all reme of repairing the Q street Considerable v with a full attend wi istrances. viaduet goes tine wice of members Attorney Adam rehalfl of Dan Clary a liquor L nsti wddre the ¢ 1 who has made applica ense, and against which a nee has been f with the coun He raised the poin' of law that lient hed in no violated the Slocumt W in the past, ana therefore the protest s it was prin by women, 1d not have sufficient weight to bar | eing grat cnse. He hoped that the e eld l“hil'wl building mspe Walker has p resigznation as t himn great p Nini an opportunity Lo 4 © who needs the position cfore, gentlemen, [ hereby wtion. ‘This, Mr. May with the assurance that cieht ilmen would stand by me if 1 in wking 4 contest. 1 will also call e at n to section ordinance No, 27, which provides that the inspector shall vractical carpenter oranarchitect smpels the yor and to appoint 4 proper person Lo the city a safexiard in hat department agiinst ipuloas build May the pathway B, vn_with gold drinks nformed ilding inspecto wsure, and L council position wmser of my dollars, and and early is my wish,” mittee ou commend that 1 to - the Chivty-third his The co licouses rted Juor following and L streets: t: John Fallon, ! Thirticth and 7 streets Twenty-fourth street; Tywenty sixth str 2412 N street; avenue and Armour Strathman, 408 Twenty Mrs T. Barry, Del Ella O'Connor, 8017 Q street: Lowry, 2411 N street; I Brooks, 418 wenty-fourth street; Frank Lindn hirty-second and R stre [} wenty-eighth and Q streets: ( Twenty-fourth street; Cale vey persons: B Wi imler oll, 8 ank Crawford, 331 stham & Williams, Bellevue B B! B. Hill, Williams, 2403 N st Robert Montgomery made a_strong spe urging the opening of a strect verend of N street, from Twen teast to the river. The city at orney and city engineer were addea to the the matter in char and t the I¢ More time was granted the special com- appointed at a recent me 10 strect ear company to complete its line cross the vinduct A liberally signed petition was refer, e city engineer, asiing the cou ) street from Fourtecuth to neil to pave wenticth Streat A vigor kick s ed by a number of citi the sidewalk had not contractor on Twenty- between N and O streets. Right Mr. Woods k occasion to say th should be no exception in the futu le of making the contractor plae for this sort of w to the ht wer 18 condition, gave notice that he had orin his bid for certain sewer be allowed 1o with- 1d that he would pay the cost of re- s bids, Accepted 1 made his annual report, of the department for i together with recommendations ~for His estimute for th .'l(l\e Pnt fux the suing ye: uncil that he two bridges in Alb out of re nd in a da inley ot of Chief of Dolice Bockott was | ed on file filed to J cd and y Remonstrances were anting of liquor license: sa Blum, Thomas Bue setellca, They were all signed by Ch »olice Beckett, the principal charge hat they had each violuted the aw by selling liquor on Sunday ight was set apart for the uber Schultz introduced the chief of police 1t uce close all suloons whose proprictors have tup to the present time been granted a v moved to lay the resolution nthe table, but it failed tocarry. The riginal resolution was then adopicd, the or's vote settling the tie. Conley then in baving the night for hearing onstrances changed to ton Bids wer ned for the r The contract E. Parks & Co. of v appointed Jan ne house s building i stor. Both we inst K. Hauvsa being Slocumb hursday time to hear in resolution cted toat of the vwarded h Omaha s Adiuns us confirmed Al Selden is out afte 53 I, J. O'Neil visited friends at ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Temple n Papiltion Mus. C. Graham of Lewi frs. R. A. Carpenter, aron Conrad of Dunlap, Ta is duughter, Mrs. J. Sullivan J. A, Murphy spent Sun. lu., and ret a loug spell of sick- uare visiting friends Ia is visiting visiting iends terday. with ¥ N In the Eardy Days of cod-liver oil its usc // 5 was limited - to casing those far advanced in consumption. Science soon discovered in it the prevention and cure of consumption. Soott's Emulsien of cod-liver oil with Hypo- phosphites of lime and soda has rendered the oil more effective, easy of digestion and pleasant to the taste. Prepared by Scott - —— Rowne, N. Y. Alld ta, “STRENGTH, VITALITY, MAHOOU \ | i ! | \ | 4 Bulfined, phusician (TUTE, L the NATE Na PHIZE E~RAY 1 Men ed and ou M. D., f cons No. L, 7 ths etier FREK [ VILESERVATION p. {ovelusble pre seripuions, fuli @ik enly K by mail sesivd in | This | Bohler, | rch | d to < in ad- | | a cheerful, life-is-worth-li | She knows what she | Dusky Diamond Tar Soap B AFRAIDOF DOCTORS Oity Council Has a Long and Busy Kession, | A Young Woman Resita Seeking Help, Hut is N Long W Al Right, Huny teonls when wlak falth in medical troatment, yonrs i burden of piin and dist Charron, # Maln stroot, Councll Biufs, was onesuch, Now she hus this to say Althou sh for yo urs iy suffering was terri- ble, stiil | felt doubttnl about being abie get roilef. The resolve o get wail, howe Imade quickly, when ro atives m ne found re trantment. Yoars i 10 niy systom, and Aconizin to e 1 throe duvs out of every woek: wis sore and painful. often g As s00n a8 Dr and afling, nia earry ver, tarea tastone I itsolt had them My stomach us ~and food Shepard tuirly fot came. 1 falt et than | had wd ot ven woo t oo pain stomich nil Just this w of Dr, tor e in a fow hud for sev right, and for whatuver, My wm ecurod 1 focl ANNOL PEAISD (he WOrK repard enoush for whit he hus done MRS, W, B DONALD, SAYS DRS. COPELAND AND SHEPARD CURED HER OF BRONCHTAL ASTHMA, 11 YOU DOUBT THIS SEE AND TALK WITIH MRS DUNALD, PARK AVENUE. CURED AT 1S HOWE, W. I Sage of the City Ho Writes: Atkinson, Neb “Drs. Copeland and Shepard—Gentiome 1 write you to let you know that I am moro thun piewsed with the results of your treat- meat for catareh, 1 oan braathe throngh my 1080 With perfect case now,and that s a thing that L haven't heon able to do for many your My general henith, wlso, §s much inproved Tiuve buyinz patent medicine for yoirs with little or no benefit: but | will say, sinco tukinz your treatment, 1 wm feelins better thiiu [ have for yeurs tite s good, t 1 soniothinz nd 1 o to 1 n after iy “that s also now. I eannot endorse trentment too strongly.” Reshecttul W. L SAGE. (DRS. COPELAND & SHEPARD, ROOMS 411 AND 312 BUILDING. NEW YORK OMAHA. NEB. LIF© Every Curable Discase Treated- OfMco m Hours—9to 1l nm.: 2to5 Sundiy—0a i to 12 Tto 8 o y Sweetheart's Face —that’s my wife’s you know—wears ng expres- sion, ever Since 1 presented her a box of WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP - She s always recornniending &Ai2’s | soaps to her friends—says she is through with experiments—has just what she needed to make labor casy, and ensure perfectly clean clothes. talking about— don't forget it. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Ckicago. Tho Soap for Cuta Wounds and Brulses We Gy e in the West? promptly, Send STATE AGF Dauntles Nefore lose tor ss. Miss Maud to and frien 1s of from br. Shojurd's iy slok headaches wore too two o Ina - J— POHANY’'S THEATER Counoll Bluffs, Joux DOmANY, MANAGER. i NIGHT ONLY, & Saturdauy: |\, Wil Grnd Family Mathhes ol 2 P. M. TUE CELEBRATED Elll[l . AND A LADY QUAR dolizhtfal prozeam t free from duiiness, and consis LADY QUART MANDOLIN, BANJO an 1 GUITAR CLUB, COMIC and SERIC SREADINGS, STRING QUIN Music Axo Minta! A musical entortalnment the masses. Don't fall to honr the wone dertal Seyoar-oid artist, Masten ToMMig, Who piiys violin 80los. sin s sor ;8 and re- cires in 0 1iost finisho | sty le. Secour I're am. It aks for (tself, N. B I'he Oslobrated Schuabert Plano Used lvl nll Concerts, DETROIT 3 Suert Symnony Eeicn Moo o eneor, Ma 1y Unce v ere durab'e fnes, more roliahle for pow 1 bo it heaper, neater tors and other purpose: Dotroit Mo or and G it Vest ot ally e investigation will show Machines from one-elzht to olshty hors power ulways on hand and warranted to giv complete witisfaction. Communicite wit us Wo wiil save you thme, money and incon- venfenee. W. . BAKER, C. D BAKER, ¥ nd o 0 and 310 Shug punoll Blufr trician, 71 Omiha, Councll Bluils, Lincolu rt Block, Sole ngents for Omab und Slm‘&annlr' | federal courts” Kooms block, Council Biufls, Ta. Attornoys-it-lew. Pracs tho state and -3-0, Shugart Notic The annnal meeting of stockhol Premont, Elkhorn & Missourt Vall any will be held at the oftice of Neb., on Friday, Muy L for'the eleetion of” directors transaction of such othor business 1S may come bofore the meeti B REDFIELD, S ra_of Radlr the e Dated May 1, 18 Special Notices, COUNIIL BLY sasy gy Broadway. Jooit Sat ani Grevasalells D AND G10-ACRIE tract of oAt $1.00 L 8200 per acre. Patten Jolinston & Van BSTRAOTS and loans Aboughit and sold. Blutrs \l KSE CIISS HOS 6~ Panp years: good valao and alwiys by's, Merriam block. Farm and Passy & 1 stock ot Blx- y tour room QO SALE—Full set 0f tanos 0018, eood o toni a bargaln Inquiro of mpkle-Shugacs tware Co.. Counctl Bluy OUSE and Lot for sal nquire of J. I Lt house, hosp: 1 ditey rlatian, &R fo i bV ‘feam miles; 01 wizon. harness bugy; road wazon bon Coal (¢ W i aros ILL sell bolow cost n canvenlences, woll [0, W 5 100 liouss, Boo 0.1, nodera 1a: agos, 0no woek eglsterad Nlea bay cariia Fossy Talleys. 10§ Pour. St o toam wnd carclage. W Coareil dlady nueys Yayloc's grocers, o4) moved, conspoals. vanlts. ( TURBAC surke, ut Toleaned 4 Broadway. gl “hou B X jooner for gener. No. 13 Gle It S ALY Wartield, ( strawberry plants il BT, bt duck ar Mt Vernon W5, Keoling, STk TLh ave., Co buth; JOR RENT &00d sta 7r00m houss, watn, 719 4th St Coun jas and 1 Blurs (1L want for wonoral hd T Ave. L] swork, (13 Glon DOYOU KNOW Lafgest- Line SPECTAL e We can in fit you out your order NT FOR THE § AND Y st BICH O] 6 Union Transler (o, {304-6-8-10 Main Street. Gouncil Bluffs, lowa, COUNCIL BLUFFS STERH DYE WORK Ail kinds ot Dyeln, and Cleanng done in the hizhest style of the art. Faled 1 stalned fabrics n to 18 now, Work pi done una d; in ull purts of country. sond prica lise C. A. MACHAN, Propriotar, Breudwav. near Northe westorn Depot, Tolophone 422 the tor THE LOOKED FOR BREAK IN PRICES HAS COME. il .£100.00 T King, 100,00 hest Grade Ic Wauverly, reher, all LEelip ipper, S¢ Sold « I BOC Qur verywh s for #1509, 00, you want a whesl, don't fa'l to adan COLE & COLE, 41 Muln Bireok 80,00 whe