Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1894, Page 3

TH E THE DAIL\ ¥ COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE - - XNO 12 PEARL STREET | Deliversd by carvier to any part of the ety ] H. W. TILTOX, NES—Busivess office. a Lessce. No @ TELEPH MINOR MENTION. l Wanted, good gir! for general house work Mra. H. W. Tilton, 527 Fifth avenue. | Mr. and Mrs se | once for Omaha. The Ogden house has onee more changed hands, J. H y retiring an ( E and High S ar i to report st w Mack Mef s brought tn by a Unite ¥ p charge of vi ent v e taws Saturday and sustained son ugh mot serious, bruises Sail, “Gray Eag) Baturday night ing left for Missour with his wife and The Ministerial u Monday at 10 First Presbytert will read & paper on Preacher. The ladies of St. Jouz's Ene cburch will serve meals cream this week during th t the new building opposite Postofd 602 Broadway Council Bluffs will not be represented the tournan of the ciation this eye given the three tournume Rev. George Mu an address at L fowa Fire beit June 15, at § o'c erganizations of this Interests of Labor Altred J., son of Mr son, died at 2 o'clock brain fever, aged six mon will take place this afterno from the residence. 13 After July 1 C. G. Peters the district court, will probabl Jailer at the county jail, Sheriff Hezen h ing decided to move out. Who will fill Mr. | Peterson's present position has not yet been determined. All members of the of the Grand Army of the R com ment are requested to meet st the Grand Army hall Mondsy morning at 11 o'clock Business of importance S. P. M'CONNELL. Chairman. F. M. Phillips and Jake Miller, dents of Manawa, w the charge of using a seine Marshal Leuch of Manzwa is ant, and the seine is in hiz possess case will be bheard next I'riday by Justice Vien. A tent of the Knights of Maccabees will be organized in Council Bluffs at the Dane hall, Tuesday evening. There will be ab thirty-five charter mem T. B. H and J. F. b of Sioux City are instit -84 the new tent. This is the first lodge of the order in Council Bluffs. A temt will be instituted in Omzha on the Z5th | n and Dick Webster were Dutch Boyin; brought before Justice Field Saturday on the charge of sttempting to burglarize the residence of N. Collier last Thur: night. It appeared that no proof could be furnished of Webster's guilt, and the prosecution or- m discharged. Borington was not . and his case was tinned until Monday et 2 o'clock Clem Cooper was brought City vesterday by Sheriff Hazen to answer | to the charge of stealing a suit of cicihes | from & colored man named Banke, 2 _porter on a dining car. He worked for Platner Bros. Iast May, when the alleged theft oc- curred. Cooper claims Banks gave him the | clothes and afterwards rep: g of his , tried to play Indian, to which he wn grom Sioux Good times zre coming. Buy a homs while you can get it cheap. We write fire imsurance in the best companies. Also ioan money for local investors. Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl street €. 0. D. Brown, In order to induce you to hring vour friends to his store and make it your head- quarters while in the city, has cut the prices 1o just one-half in the hardware, tinware and woodenwsre departments on the second fioar. We will sell you the Enterprise Cherry pitter for S0c; pint Mason fruit jars, 4bc; quart, 50c, and 3% Rallon go for 7T5c per dozen. 14 grart dishpan, 13c; 14 quart tin water pail, 13e; 10 quart, 10c; § quart, c 4 quart gurden sprinkler, a dandy. for 20c No. § wasbboiler for 50c: 2 2-guar for 7¢, and a 4-quart, 1ic; a regular Kettle for 35c; wire clotk, 2¢ per fo doors, any size you want, Compleie wit spring, hinges and hook, for an even $1.00; lemons, 10c per dosen, and sqeezer 1o squeeze them for 7c; churns, dairy milk cans, western washers, step-ladders, ironing boards, shovels and pitch forks go at a way down price for this week Bemember to meet your friends at store and make it your headquarters Plenty of room and an information bureaus) attached. Remember the BROW 4th and Broadway, Council Bluffs, la. FPERSONAL PARAGEA PHS. our Frank Badollet leaves tomorrow for Lake Minnetonka, where he will spend the sum- mer months. Misses May Tulleys, Grace Beebe and Blanche Archer have returned from Massa- chusetts, where they have been attending school. Frank Scanlan, who has been rusticating st Hot Springs for several weeks past, is expected to arrive home today. His health is considerzbly improved George Evans is home from where he has been attending the state un) wersity, and will spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. E Sarplos Stock. We have just reached the most interest- ing part of tgis season's trade. that is re- @ucing surplus stock, having just taken a detailed account of our surplus goods, and find the following departments overioaded Hosiery, underwear, sun umbrellas. ladies waists and wash goods, which must go. Some very interesting prices have been put on the above lines and we call your at- tention t0 the daily papers for particulars We are determined to get our stock reduced | before considering our fall buying so pur- chasers are sure to find some very deep cuts on different lines of merchandise POTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO. Council Bluffs, lowa Kickers Quit Kicking. The work on the new road into Fairmount park is progressing favorably, and it is thought 1 will be completed by the end of four or five days. There has been no further Kicking since the day when fifty men formea in a body &nd marched to the park to de- mand that the work be passed around among » them ail Genuine lightning ice cream freezers $1.48 wp; lamp stoves 75c; -burner gusoline stoves §285. All summer goods must go at Cole's hardware store. Special Millinery Sale. Miss Ragodale, 10 Pearl street, will sell micely trimmed Leghorn hats for $1.36 former price §2.50; best hats at $5.50, former Price $10.00. This week Mrs. Niles, 2'f'T stamping patterns. Marrage Licenses The following parties took out marriage Boenses Wt the office of the county clerk Saturday Name and Address. Jonus R. Wangberg, Omaha Emma Reber, Omaha P. Sorenson. Council Bluffs Jensen, Council Bluffs...... | at | meet for repentsnoe \'L‘\S FROM COUNCIL BLU PFs | } Beazlan Sncosede in Precipitating & | Drouth in a New Direction. ! Oki DRYEST DAY HAD FOR MANY YEARS Saloons Closed Tight ANl Day and Only Missouri Water Furnished to the Thirsty Omes—Some Novel Screen Schemes Sprusg. being openly sregarded by alo and the belief s that it isuse can be done gr ng all sereens be saloons have p rame posith order wus issued, but mpelled to have their cus- e public gaze while in g story Is his lan have s in whom they have the g0 on and put back reens and they will stand the c quences. There is 4 grest feeling throuch- out business circies ag: i enforcement of the law, and it is belleved that the war- fare between the city the saloon men, backed by the business men may yet present some interesting features OBJECT TO HAZEN'S METHODS. Citizens Somewhat Surprised at the Liberty Given the Sheriff's “Trusties.” @ e of affairs at the county jail just now. Bob Scott, who is serving out a sentence steal! nK a lot of housekold &rt cies from a disreputable hou eet, has been given rmr:e of during the greater part of the of the Hazen business much turned io or out S Just who is re rs it is b Supervisors al ties t t acts as depu onsible for this sts find out. The Bo ows the sheriff enough depu- do all the work that is to be dane, but if 1t has been Btngy in its manner of deal- out county he sherifi's dej ment there is a feeling that it should with a change of heart at ance and do work: in order that the citi- of Qouncil Blufie need mot fear the unplessant exp e of having y-nine prisoners, some of them desper- ste characters, turned out among them. Sherifft Hazen, when questioned about t er yesterday, stated that Scott was a which, in diaject of the count . means that the sher.ff has enough c fidence in him to believe that he not run away if he get: a chance. There are a number of thieves and blacklegs now con- fined in the county jail at night, but during day are allowed to wander at will about the nd almost any place else in vicinity, for they come under the head trusties.” Some of them are now under indictment by the grand jury and others are waiting & trial for various crimes. Within the past few months complaints have been made to The Bee by people living neer the court house, or whose busines:s takes them there sometimes. on sccount of the free and a5y way in which Sheriff Hazen's prisoners loaf zbout their premises, entsrtain their hired girls, and do other pleasant little ngs. The matter will probably be brought up st the next meeting of the supervi:ors, who will be asked tp make some rules for the conduct of the jail. (‘nuh - Br' Channel. For the past two wesks the “‘Big Muddy” has been making & big cut into the farms slong its banks south of town, but while it has taken sqme big slices they are smal) compared to the ble cuts T. B. Hughes of 515 Main sifeet Bak Tade fio the trade of his uptown competitiors. He has made a great cut in his former prices of men's underwear, straw hats and fine shoes. A wisit will convince you that when it comes to big cuts even the “Big Muddy” has to tall down. Lake Macaws Eailway Time Card Commencing Saturday, June 9, trains will leave Council Bluffs for Grand Plaza, Batb- ing Beach and Picnic Grounds at Lake Man- awa as follows: No.1, % a m; No. 3, 10a m; No. 5, 11a m;No. 7, 2m; No. §, 1 p. m.; No. 11, 2 p. m. Trains will run every twenty-two minutes thereafter until 10 p. m. Return trains will leave Manawa on the balf hours up to 10:30, when they will re- turn every twenty-two minutes. There's only one bargain shoe store Council Bluffs, and it's Pierce's. in Agaiost Law-Defying. Prof. Augir of Des Moines was in the city yesterdey, and in the evening met with the members of the various Young people's So- cieties of the churches, in the parlors of the irst Presb n church, for the purpose of making a talk upon the subject of the duty of the members of such societies 1o government. His talk was a remarkably strong one, dealing with the abuses that are so prevaleni in local governments. He de- nounced the disregard of law by the people. and gave it a5 his opinion that the respon- ty for this disregard lay with the city governments in large part by reason of their »glect to enforce the law. He spoke of the action of the mayors of many large citles in nullifying the laws against Sabbath break- ing and drunkemness in particular when large political or other conventions were in session and the Young people were exhorted to put themselves on the side of the law and morality. Grand Flaza, Lake Manawa. Grand Plaza will be open to free admis- sion every day up to Doon. From mnoom until midnight an admission fee of 10 cents will be charged, which will admit to grounds and to concerts and all entertainments. No return checks will be given. No pereon of guestionable character will be permitted to enter the grounds. No sdmittance to Grand Plaza will be charged 1o persons who desire 1o rent boats or bathing suits. loe cream and refreshments served In the pavilion of Grand Plaza. Another new machine has been received at the Eagle laundry. It's a collar and cuff irover. Telephone 157 School Childres in the Parade. Mayor Clesver made the following an- nouncemest yesterday wilh reference to the part which he wishes the school children af the city to take In the Grand Army perade Dext Wednesday “It is bhareby requested that all school children in the city of bath public and pri- | vate schools assemble on the Borth, west and south sides of Bayliss park, June 20, at esch (ife of these streets, wave banners and flags of all Kinds as the procession passes by. Those having no fings will be furnishod them. Protection will be d to the cb dren who assembie as here vested. Prot H. W. Sawyer, Hon. J. K. Cooper and Knox w t, asvieted by the teacher o 3 . J i EAVER, Mayor.” Grand Plaza's cornet band beats them n Grand Plaza's fine row boats are all the pe. Graz us Repoblican Domestic soap Word was sent vesterday named Jon: Bighth street the brick yards, to have the patrol wagon sent to his house after a child that had been left there. Early in the morn a hack drove up to the door and a alighted with 2 babe in her arm ns. She left the babe with the man of the house eguinst his will, end immediately re-entered the hack and drove back to The woman it was afterwards learn: ne Mary Christenson, who will red by readers of The Bee as b in a damage suit Oswald Petersor in which she ent by reaso of Peterson a mother. ummoned through a statutes make i - 8 parent to abandon a wind out of the s however, by protest father of the child and to take care of it. Jom against this and the chil Chr old, an bome. The ci tal. having been born le for her being g for Jones as 2g0. She was e station and put guestioning, as the fary offemse for She took sutho nes was t the as suc e viole: hild was just & week at St Bernard's Evans Laundr; 520 Pear! t Tel s Company. ephone. 290, How far will a § go? Pierce & Co. s at S A Long way s shoe store Decorate Your Houses. The foll terday ring proclametion was issued yes- the chairman of the decoratio: fully your piaces of business ing the coming encamp requested to decorate und resigences dur- pment he Grand ‘my of the Republic on the Then, 10t & a be in of the Grand Army of E 1t is the first ment has et in our city and delegal resefit from every city, town the state of lowa where there is a post me the encam tes will and hamiet f the Republic, and many will be present from other states as visitors. Let in such a manner that us decorate our beautiful city it will leave nothing but good impressions upon our visitors. “1 would eepecially request those persons occupying offices In the iness houses on out flage and banners end janitors of lodges place suitable flags and their halls, upper stories of bus- our main strests to hang from their windows and societr rooms to emblems in front of for the purpose of designatin, the same to our visitors who are members of the nt societies that exist in our city. these means let & patriotic and treze me be given to all. Respact- fully, “Chairmen Deco EDWIN J. ABBOTT, ration Committee. We want everybody to kmow that Morgan eells paints and drugs 184 and 742 Broadwsy. Domestic soap bri_:xg yerg water. Pythian M The Knights of Pyth memorial services in ho nias held th emorial. r annual mor of deceased mem- bers of the order yesterday afternoon at the hall on Peerl attendance performed in the ritual, the members of line in the street and Hill cemetery, each kn guy of flowers, to be Eves of the Geparted band about 150 men in line members of the Uni are shout a dozen gra street. After hy hall as laid down There was & large e service had been in the the order formed in marched to Walnut ight besring a n scattered on the comrades. Dalbey's headed the procession and there were of whom forty were form Rank. There ves in the oemetery occupied by deceased knights. The lzundries use Do mestic soap. Meyers-Durfee Furnit Broadway. Bargains in ure company, 336-338 fine furniture. the saloon Rigdon, & bicyclist retusing to give him & Al w Wells, C to travel on, was Vien's court Saturd of asseult and batte keeper who struck over the head while due share of Avenue arraigned in Justice morning on the charge He pleaded guilty and got off with a fine of $5 and costs. Gas cooking stoves for rent and for sale Gas Co's office. For cobs go to Cox, 10 Mun street. Tele- phone 48 ME CURTIS AND THE FENTION. ANTI-TRUST COMN- DES MOINES, la., June 17 of The Bee: A strong aguinst H. G. Curtis o didacy for attorney bine,” trusts and re that he is Dot in harm g To the Editor fight is being made Atlantic in his can- neral by the “com- ads, on the ground ony with the repub- lican party on these questions, and &t least ome subsidized organ hes said: “He ought to ask the nomination of the peopies party.” This Opposition ETows out of the fact that he was appointed by Governe Boies a8 & delegate o the interstate ant trust convention of Chicago last June, and 1t 15 sald, 100k strong gTounds WEAInSt the “trusts.” Now, a8 you were also a dele- gute to that convention and chairman of the committee on resolutions, will you state through your valuabie Mr. Curtis took. whe lican members or wit how far the plan he pr The people of th known Curtis t republican. and are and excited over these titled 10 know the tru outside of the state and from muck good. The repub to let & oo i and fait one of our ablest leaders be any combine if he has with the party. This ¢ corporations, or being is the vital guestion paln Note by the BEditor a disinterested standpoint cans of Jowa will not Just pow paper what pos: er with the repul the populists, wn wed was adopte state have always an active, thorough somewhat surprised charges and are en th, and, s you are you can give it it will do submit republican and “downed” by nful in fact kept in line ontrol of trusts and by controlled them REPUBLICAN The anti-trust con- 130 p. m., eud errasge themscives along | vention beld in Chicago last year in June OMAHA DAILY BEE: was presided over by Governor Nelson Minnesota, who has miwaye be republi When R ghitrvent ¥ reanized the garincip Towa Wit Feputiicans thr E worted shawhin NTERFEITER o CHASED 4 9 Farmer n Who st Expiain Wak in Uad Compuny iuny T4 nge SI10 part class Bisho earne: | size 1 Curtis to ¢ his Ernes: who Curtis ven gates inated 1 Chicago Company to Revive an Industry at | Telegram to The Be: compeny of Chicago Queen Bee mill here | several | possivie, mill is on furn! persons from the start. The price paid was $50,000 T e When He Got Away from Russia He Should Have Stald Away. BUFFALO, June 17.—A r from Acting Secretary Uhl of the State been ed by At would exile in this insta t be cedents < e | warrant ment.” LAST WORDS TO THE STUDENTS. | Bisbop William Lawrence Gives His Parting CAMBRIDGE, Mass William laureate serm portunities ‘84, is that we are living our duty is in that he serves the fi the p . Your great work w first to change the o ns of sc “In religion express the faith in your € world in your the public of Christ may ¥ able to bear with it, ‘He served his generation by will of God." " NEW YORK, Jume 17.—Philip Moran, a plasterer, was shot and killed at his house by Harvey Curtis today Curtis was the fiance Moran and the pair intended to merry th Curtis and Miss Moran and a party of y people had arranged to go to a picnic &nd when they called for Frances the latter's father forbade her to go. She insisted whereupon Moran abused her and drawing & revolver fired at her, but missed. Jul as Je raised his weapon to shoot again Cur- tis drew a revolver an came w e only was gullty ion ntenant treasurer, attorney gentral BOUGHT AN IDLE MILL Sioux Falls at Once UX FALLS, S CANNOT RELP K MINSKL > Deloane: from the Sibertan ter examinution upon the power of to proceed againe TRISTA O, migration without imperial offerise Mable to punish of the offender wit deportazion eem, rarely ni cannot applied and the the ground conjectus Advice to Harvard S Lawrence in W at P Lawrence's st an his afterncon, membe 0 broaden and ennobie the life within them conditions as they are ———— Defended His Affanced. of Moran's cidest dsughier, was a widower, with five has been betrothed to France fired bullet hav Before he mens, one th Curtis told the offic Moran e P s ! died be accused | w | fell floor, a lung. it Pitzs) of the young m of having shot h when he was arrest ———— alifornia Republican Convention. FRANCISCO, June 17.—On Tuesday republican state convention meets ate a foll ® ticket. The will be composed of over 500 &nd & full state ticket i& 10 be nom- for the following officers: Governar. ern secretary of & troller the dele- sur- emigrants and thelr outfits across road bridge on flat POSTOFFICE NOMENCLATURE. Some Odd Numes and How Some of Them Were Ade wants the ra He heir app years ag Bery She has a Gresh ut a printer could portoftices mes as Jeff and Ste Consider the p! nature which mpied th gadocio as & Pos is a neighbor to s such ibition Eve is in Al £O to Eixteen states The long rol isssippi there is a S lowe have New Yorks is found i r Chicagos en sev b St. Louis is found Mick a Montana. as well as tre is the name cf a postoffice i The ia. The f'e_\ is in fices with the arti- Corner, The Dall The Ge The Grove, The Gums, T Piains, The Ridge, The Ro Wiers. fiice named Yuba Jeople think there is. Texas alifornia has & Yuba City North bave Dev hree Tariffs, one in Ohio, which is qu ; one in West Virginia, and {a third in Caroline. Tariffville is in Mississippi _has a Freetrade rgia, Kansas and New Cyclone and Huil in Kentucky. RICHMOND, Ky., June 17.—A crclone t just outside Joysvil most powerful and destructive section. It lifted fences 1 sides, and tore up g many of them tance aw During the cyclone as large as goose eggs fell, alm the corn and other crops. Some icles were £0 large and fell so hard ¥ cut through oak board To No lives were lost. e Dischurged Emplove Shot by S June 17.—Frederick F. Swayne. Lul Vaughan for alleged New Colorado Railroad. DENVER, Jun —The Denver & West- ilroad company has been orated with $1,000,000 ca to build a road con- necting the Yankee Hill gold district in Gii- pin and Clear Creek counties with Central | City, Black Hawk and Denver. Prostrated by Heat WILKESBARRE, Pa., June 17.—This has been the hottest day of the season. The thermometer reached S5 and there have been n cases of prostration, Doue of which have proved fa e French Crusirr Visits "Frisco. 7.—The “ISCO, June Duaguaytron. FRA cruiser SAN veyor gemeral, threé supreme court judges B. ( ne Sandwi state printer, state school superintendent, | N edonia, has aneive: clerk of the supreme rt, members | from Acapul of the State Board f Equalization and three | S —— railroad commissioner; B des these con- | Cat His Mothe: Throat. m are to be nominzted by the dis- | )R, Il June 17.—While laboring conventions. THher: are numerous ca w temporary aberration of didates for each offite 4nd the convention t nstroke, erman R t promises to be & liyely one. At present M. | mot troat las ht g M. Este seems to havi the best show for | Fulcide. He w securing the ination for ove: o NomInSTioN, Jor_governor. DAbdul Aziz Oficially Froclaimed Sultan. President Enjgying His Vacation. TANGIE! —Abdul Aziz has been NORFOLK, June, 13,—The light house | Ofecially p PR o Yawocoo. The | tender, Maple, with:the president's party | Proclamation took place at Fez "‘ | aboard, arrived at OI& Point Comfort last § RS 20 Wipandes 4 setaring. some. suaghid the. ok | BTk Denes Beealort | ber lnes and pulked. for Thimble Po: 473 an exparience With Chaxnesy | sbout five miles nortk, Wwhere she remained | DEPE¥ DOU MDY Years ago. w Canl B, ail night. The premident oxdeyieg che | 2384 in the lom of wmy M e Ot & salt of the bay, but ] sbows some- | Jamisca, to the SRR, L9 o0 what the effects of his recent indisposition. | *PEIDE€Er 0B the New York Central and w | When the Maple left Thimble |1t 18 | Wash to T | code. of | was turned towerd the mouth GREEN RIVER, Wye | bas been so not be used, and emigrants land were the river and wait | bardship to cials ordered platforms bui bie she is The waters all day, wit Usion Pacific Alds Emigrants June 17.—(Special e Bee)—For some days Green river high the. ferry bout traveling over. camp on the b for the wa This was & considerable exp them. The Union Pac that could | compelled 1o o n either bank stream end bas been trausferring all Snecial Notic2s: COUNCIL BLUFF3: Cchimneys Erocery the happy possessor of the first plle-driver passenger engine put on that road. Her number was K7, and she was admired by all. | £reen ha t help but admire. 1 was { the Moses throngh train on th ntral t the time of this story, and we were de a New York state hamlet. Orders anded me that a wreck ha rred ne b rator. ¥ ked y X | WHO TOOK THE CASH. the Bound Table Purrles—One Came 1o Omahs. Prizes for Pitts sends burg. him stan lives in Omaha, | | of | | mond_Till and Harper's Young Peop! Mary Seigenthaler, who liv mu; Leoua Patterson, wh Neb., and Upton B. Sinclair, Jjr New even and second in rank each $4. Daniel Margaret Harker E M. Montagre. CARDINE HAMMOND, | The Extract (-f the ll:un of the Ox. Prepared a. the formuls of DR. WM. A. HAI!ODD 1n his rutary st WASHINGTON, . € & prominent physiclan of Ine ertigo while ding _ posi= n. . In_ this case 1 1of was equally my care oniy me by telee after making . omey of Care Lim 1o eome *d home . . h <Iing the . for 1t to ntormed e w5 with ps. Fries (2 crahmel, will be cether " & ltersture od TUE COLUMBIA CHEMIUALCO,, Washington, 0. C. .\!-’.dn find Surgical lnstitute. E. V. DAVIS, M. D,, DENT PHYSICIAN. C U R E all forms of LONIC AND PRIVATE e cure spee and permanently all i seases of a lso kidney, bladde ch troubles. Our princ assistants have ail *tu our special CONEULTATION FREE for our vew 10 page books “BETTS & BETTS 119 South 14th St.,, Omaha, ies GEQ. P. SANFORD President. A W. RICKMAN, Cashler. = Hirst National Bank of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa Capital, - - $100,000 Profits, - - - 12,000 Ome of idest bauks 1o the state of lowa We sont r business s We pay§ per deposits. We will b: pleaed to see and serve FOu. Sims 5 BUIMTIOJE et e "he sinte. awa federal courts. ~ Hooms 206-7-8-9, Shugurd Viock, Council Biuda. in SNRLLTATERRERL AL SRR R RO IR EERRER AN CASTORIA s IARNN RS G0N R Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants & and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Ofl. It is Plcasant. Its guarantee is thirty ycars’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness., Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhcea and Wind Colic. Castoria rclieves tecthing troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach a&nd bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case toriu is the Children’s Panacca—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. * Castorla is aa cxcellent medicine for ¢ @res. Mothers have repeatsdly told me of its good effect upon their children.” Dz. G. C. Osgoop, Lowell, Mass. Castoria is the best remedy for children of ich 1 sra nequainted. I hope . is not far distant when mathers will consider the real intercst of their children. and use Castoria in- siead of the various quack nostrums which are destroging their loved oncs, by forcing oplum, morphine, soothing syrup snd other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to prewmature graves.” Da. J. F. Kivcneroe, Conway, Ark. “Castoria is sow 1 recommend it a8 Superior toany prescription known to me." H. A Ancnen, M. D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ Our physicians in the children's depart- ment have spoken highly of their experi- ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we ouly have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are froe 1o confess Shes the merits of Castoria has woe we @ look with favor upon it." UsiTep Hospiras 2o Dusreweaxy, Loston. Mass Aizzs C. Swrrm, Pres., The Centaur Company, 71 Murray Street, New York City. 2 Empkie-Shugart & Co., JOBBERS IN i SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE AND FIELD SEEDS BICYCLES-=A full line of medium and hig Send for catalogue. 109. 111,113, 115 Main Street,Council Bluffs, ja gh grade wheels] COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAMDYE #01K A1l kinds and O, the b the art Fulel stalned fabris W0 i0ok s new. Work done wni in ull parts of tas country. semd for price iat C. A wAsHAY Propristaz, Broadwsy, nesr Nords wesiern Depot. Tel hove