Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1894, Page 3

- \ '"HE DAILY BEE. | Nt COUNCIL BLUFFS. anc » g NO 12 PEARL STREET L ¥ vad A Delivered by earrier to any part of the eity. 1] H. W. TILTON, Lessee. PLEPHONES—Business office, No. 6; itor, No. 23. night | MINOR MENTION. i e There will be no Sunday service at St. *Paul's Episcopal church during July and Au- fust. James Beardsley of Osceola has been hound pYer to the federal grand jury on the charge Pt boot-legging. Two deaths were reported at the Christian ome yesterday, both of them from m Faneous croup. Daughters of Rebekah are &'eu at_0dd Fellows hall (Work. By order of the M Frank Carter and Frank Dailey, eged Union Park pickpockets, will earing in police court this morning. Constable Baker attached a pool seller flamed Turner at the race track yesterday on half of the Ogden house landlord. General Weaver's address was cut short Py the storm last night. He had quite 4 udience at Bayliss park when the rain me. A number of the members of Clan Stowart ot this city expect to attend the fifth an- pual plenfc of Clan Gordon of Omaha at Blair on the Fourth, The young ladies of Mrs. Strock’s class n tho Congregational Sunday school and the oung men of Prof. E. H. Eastman's class a plenic at Manawa last evening. The city bullding was almost a desolate Mvaste yesterday afternoon, most of the city officials shutting up shop in order to take in e races. Treasurer Gorham and Auditor 1d were the only ones who stayed to look fter business. Minfe May, four-months-old child of Mr. d Mrs. James Harrison, died of cholera fantum yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock, ter a two day's illness, The funeral wiil ko place at 10 o'clock this morning from o residence, 1320 Second avenue A tank wagon has been started to dis- fribute water from the Mynster mineral rings, 80 that those who desire the health reserving and curative beverage may have t delivered at their own homes at nominal pense. Orders may be left at S. T. Me- tee's, or.at J. B. Atkins' store. James Van Arnam, the Omaha young man ho was charged with stealing a bicycle m a bartender named*Madsen, who works the Murray hotel, was bound over to the nd jury by Judge McGee yesterday morn- g, but the decision of the court was after- ards revoked and the case continued until is morning. Lake Manawa Rallway Time Card. ', Commencing Saturday, June 9, trains will Fu- Council Bluffs for Grand Plaza, Bath- requested to this evening. G. the al- have a & Beach and Picnic Grounds at Lake Man- wa as follows: No. 1, 9 a. m.; No. 3, 10 a. No. 5, 11 a. m.; No. 7, 12 m.; No. 9, 1 . m.; No. 11, 2 p. m. i z‘;nj 5 will funevery twenty-two minutes fi reafter untll 10 p. m. + = . Return trains will leave Manawa on the f hours up to 10:30, when they will re- furn every twenty-two minutes. The third piece of new and improved ma- inery for the season has been put in place the Eagle laundry. 157, 1,1,000 pigeons wanted. 717 Washington (nnue. Council Bluffs. T. C. Moxley. npany. | B20 Pearl streat. lephons, 200, P s PERSONAL ' Mrs. J. A. Donelan of Glenwood is visit- {bg Miss Therese Riekman, ! 'Mre. Lyman and son Aaron left yester. y for a trip to Colorado Springs. B. . Brown received word yesterday of 0 death of his father in Washington, D. C. Frank Hanchett of Aurora, IIl., is visiting is brother, Dr. A. P. Hanchett, for a day F two. Mrs, O P. Groom and nephew have re- Eprned from a two weeks' visit %o Denver id Colorado Springs. Mrs, R. H. Grady Is visiting friends in the tern part of the state and expects to bsent about six ‘weeks, 4 Mrs. Julia Bailey of Horton, Kan., who as ‘been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jpun Fox, returned home yesterday. ©C. G. Saunders returned yesterday from nver, where he has been attending the fonal convention of republican clubs, “Henry Tagger has rigged up a 12x6 sail d will_use it on a bicycle cruise from Jouncil Bluffs to Davenport, starting today. ‘Misc Lizzle DuBols Is visiting with her incle, J. B. Lewis, a former well known res- dent of Cpuncil Bluffs. She will remaln uring the summer month Mrs. C. B. Townsend and daughter, Miss len, of Beaver Falls, Pa., who have been nding the winter at Hot Springs, Ark., visiting W. L. Bedison and family. John T. Hazen, who went to Des Mrs, oines to witness the commencement ex- ises at Highland Park college, where her 0 daughters, Maud and Mabe, were ens i led as students, started for home yester- with her daughters. Miss Maud has graduated with high honors from the jocutionary department, and Miss Mabel has le a very creditable showing in the ar- tic line. % Kooling Inducements ring such het days are just what most le are looking for, some more o than hers, on certain lines, but it is always ade general when in want of cooling bar- iny offered by the Boston Store, especially liring their great Surplus Sale, which is now ng on. Big reductions In every department, and 1l your attention to the following items, frhich are going fast at sale prices: * 49 a yard, all our 22-inch figured Habuti ks, sold for 69c, Toe. 31c a yard buys our regular 50c figured China silk and all-wool challis. 8c Is the price of our Take It Easy corset: 19¢ will buy our 25¢ regular made hose. §6e, or 8 for $1.00, now secures our regular hose, Sale prices on ladies’ white walst at 25c, B, B8, doc, S9c. Bargains (n umbrellas at 76, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98. Ladles' mitts, special, at 10¢, 17c, 25¢, 33c. Don't miss wash goods bargains. Look at prices in show windows. | FOTHERINGHAM,WHITELAW & CO., L Council Bluffs, Ia. Dog Bit a Child. Mrs, Frank Faulkenburg, who lives at the forner of avenue A and Seventh street, re- rted at police headquarters yesterday that dog belonging to a neighbor, Fred Roper, ad bitten her little child. Roper, she med, refused to kill the dog and took it his brother-in-law, Ed Bates, the city und master, for safe keeping until the Atorm of Mrs. Falkenburg's wrath should die mway. She had him arrested and the case will be aired in police court this morning. A nlce, cool swim at Manhattan beach, ke Manawa, Is the proper thing to take €80 hot da; Meyers-Durfee Furniture company, 336-335 Bargains in fine furniture. Fire crackers are cheap; only 8¢ a pack- at Brown' 0. D. tic soap. Marringo 3 The following parties took out licenses to Wed yesterday at the office of the county ork: ame and Address. dolphus Boynton, Council Blufr ‘ora. Donahue, Council Bluffs muel M. Hughces, St. Louis irginia I, Caldwell, Omaha. Mau ttan Beuch, Steamboat landing for Manhattan beach at ke Manawa Is located at the foot of the treet, Just east of the board fence. Parties pot desiring to enter the grand plaza fike Ahe road to the left on alighting from the train. The steamers Liberty and Rescue ten-minute trips to and from the No other steamboats land at Man- ittan beach. Fare, 6 cents each way. fi SRl For cobs go to Cox, 10 N1 o etreet. Tele- phone 48. An;‘A.l Age. i} T . 49 i | Fireworks. Davis, the druggist, "THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS New Laws Which Go Iuto Effect on the First of the Month, HARD ON THE PROFESSIONAL JURYMAN Sheriff's Office Will Not Be So Fat from Now On—VPenaity Provided for Perform- Ing Any Election Work for Pay— Women Can Vote at Hond Elections. Wednesday, July 4, Is the day set for a large number of laws that were passed by the last legislature to go Into forc Among others Is a law that will work quite a revo- lution in the matter of professional jurors, the class which have caused so much men- tal anguish to attorneys. The new law provides that the name of every voter not exempted from jury service shall be put into a box and the jurymen shall be selected from the whole city or count the case may be, instead of from the *‘chestnuts’ who happen to have friends on the election board, as is often the case now. Any ad- ditions to the regular panel are drawn in the same way, from the box, instead of from among the loafers about the court room. The new law will probably do away with the job of the professional juror en- tirely. Another law Is that with reference to the compensaticn of sheriffs and justices of the peace. Sheriffs in counties of less than 28,000 inhabitants receive the same feos as under the old law. In counties with less than 45,000 and more than 28,000 the sherift cannot retain more_than $2,300, and in coun- ties of more than 45,000 not more than $3,000. Justices cannot receive more than $1,600 and co ables $1,600 a year. Women may hereafter vote at all elections held in any city, incorporated town or school district for the purpose of issuing bonds for municipal or school purposes, for bor- rowing money or increasing the tax levy. Two laws also go into effect whic it may bother the authorities somewhat to enforce. One of them provides that the Ing of an agreement to pay money to induce persons to refrain from voting, or to perform any service on election day in the interest of any candidate or the interest of any political party shail be a misdemeanor, and subjects both parties to the agreement to a fine of not less than $50, or imprison- ment not exceeding ninety days. The other law prohibits selling or giving to any per- son under 16 years of age cigarettes or to- bacco in any form, excepting by the written order of the parent or guardian. The pen- alty is a fine of not less than $5 nor more than $100. At Vavra's, 147 Broadway. The last week in millinsry department. Everything must go regardless of cost. All our fine hats must b sold. LOT NO. 1. hats for 95c. LOT NO. All $3.50 hats for $1 LOT N All pattern hats, $2.95. 25c peeds for be. 50c sprays for 10n. All our untrimmed hats 23c each. OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTM Navy and colored duckings all at 35c French sateens, 9c. nch 12%c fasi colored summer goods, $2.00 trimmed 5e, India linens, 5c yard. 25¢ India mulls, 11c NOTION DEPARTMENT. 's stockings Se pair. Ladie; fast blae! hose b6c palr, Hose supporters pair. Embroidery spool silk 5S¢ dozen. 100 yaras sewing silk 3c spool. Button hole twist lc. All silk ribbons 3c yard. 40c rag carpeting, 17c yard. 25c hemp carpeting, 14%c. VAVRA'S NEW DRY GOODS STORE, 147 Broadway. Mail orders given special attention. Childre Teachers' Roview, Superintendent Burton says that those who prefer to do 0 muy attend this review and be examined August 24 and 2. Bookkeeping, shorthand,. typewriting and grade work will recoive careful attention, Term of seven weeks begins July 9 at West- ern Towa college, Council Bluffs, Ta. W. 8. PAULSON, Principal. Gas cooking stoves for rent and fer <33 ~ Gas Co's office. Domestic soap breaks hard water. Sherlffs’ Conventlon, Sherift Hazen has just returned from the meeting of the Interstate Sheriffs aesociation at Sloux City, and is enthusiastic in the praise of the people of that place for the entertainment they gave the visitors. A free excursion to Riverside park and a ban- quet were ameng the interesting things about the convention. Colorado, Wyoming and Montana were admitted to membership in the association. About 150 delegates were present in all. It was agreed to hold the next meeting at Spirit Lake on the third Wednesday in June, 1895, and it is the in- tention of the sheriffs to take their wives along and put in the time enjoying what for some of them will be the last picnic they will have as officials. Grand Plaza telephone 45. Grand Plaza bathing beach, Grand Plaza picnic grounds, Grand Plaza’s cornet band beats them all. Grand Plaza’s fine row boats are all the go. Grand Plaza excursion accommodations can't be beaten. Afternoon and night concerts at Grand Plaza, 2 to 6 and from 7 to 10, Manager of Grand Plaza can understand languages. So all nations will feel at home. “He that does not visit Grand Plaza knows est nothing, and will be for all time to coms branded a traitor to enterprise.”—Bugene, A nice, cool swim at Manhattan beach, Lake Manawa, is the proper thing to take these hot days. How far will a § go? Long ways at 8. A. Plerce & Co.'s shoe store. Echo of u Big Case, Interest in the case of C. C. Cook and F. M. Hunter against the French League Safety Cure company of Sioux City was somewhat revived yesterday morning when W. E. But- ler, court reporter for Judge Lewis, filed a petition in the district court demanding a Judgment of $260 against G. W. Kingsnorth of Sioux City and J. M. Campbell of this city. He was engaged to make a transcript of the evidence in the case and after he had done the work he claims the defendants re- fused to pay him. He now begins suit for the amount of $250, which he claims is a fair remuneration. The case was a long one, taking nearly a week for trial and Kings- north and Campb torious, A Great Fruit Crop. The splendid rains have made the fruit crop in the great fruit belt aronnd C Blufts, All small fruits are in the perfection, and are ripening vnder t favorable conditions. The headquarters the Council Bluffs Grape Crowers assq tion at 201 Broadway I8 the seens of preat actlvity, for the assoclation is handling ail of the output, and shipping lirect to custom- ers the same day the fruit is pick:d. The supply is great and the orders are prompily filled. For sale, lots on Broadway near postoffice, 25 feot and 50 feet. Homes for men of moderate means at low prices, casy payments, Fire insurance written in the best companies. Lougee & Towle, 235 Pearl street. miost of cheap, two freezers at 0. D. Ice cream Brown's. C. wholesale prices, California new potatoes only 86c bushel at Brown's C. 0. D. Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap. Must Have New Permits. A circular is being sent out by State Dairy Commissioner Boardman to all milk dealers notifying them that their permits to carry on their business expires on July 4, and they must apply for mew permits if they expect LADIES’ WRAPPER SALE, LARGEST STOCK IN 10WA, SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK | 95¢, $1.33, 31.75, $2.19 I a0, 1891, FOTHERINGHAM 3 WHITE A€ 0 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. OVERSTOCKED. GREAT SURPLUS SALE. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. Surplus stock must go. Overloaded in the following departments, which must be reduced. ALL GRADES. Low PRICES. See Show Window and Prices, HOSIERY, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS SILKS, CORSETS, LADIES’ WRAPPERS and WHITE WAISTS. Some very interesting prices has been put on reliable merchandise which is sure to interest buyers, Sun Umbrellas. I Four special nunibers worthy of your ate tention. 75 cents. Umbrella is the best ever offered and comes marked B.U.I. A, And means best umbrella in America for the price $1.25. Is the price we offer the new corolo silk, a guaranteed umbrella, well worth $1.76. $1.98. Entitles you to a fine English silk serge Every item just as advertised, and seleoted acacia handles; same gools sold as high as $3.00. $2 75. Is the swell thing of the season, a steel rod, tight roll taffeta silk, very light and | strong. Larger cities .k more money for | this same umbrella. White Waists. At 25c we offer an assortment of ladies’ white waists that would be cheap at and boc. 89c. BEvery garment that sold for from $1.00 to $1.50 we offer in this lot $1.19 buys a beautifully embroidered ladies’ Corset Sale. Seventy-Five Cent Lake Breeze Summer Corset 50¢c a pair, Fifty Cent ke It Easy Corset 33c¢ a pair. -Light Coutil Corset 50¢, worth 75c. Ball's $1 Kab o Corset 69c. nothing misrepresented. walst that we usually ask $2.00 for. At $1.50 we offer a beautiful line of white walsts, with colored trimmings. This in- cludes all our $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 waists, 87c is_our price on the celebrated star laundered waists; actual value $1.26. Wash Goods. 6e challis in light colors, for this sale 10 yards for 19c. For 8¢ a yard we offer our regular 12¢ percale, full 36 Inches wide. At 8%c we include a big line of sateens, shantong, pongees and pineapple tissue; all regular 12%c goods. 3¢ a yard buys the best quality of prints; standard goods worth 6c. At 4c a yard we offer a speclal drive in outing flannels, well worth Sc a yard. 5c ayard. All our best apron checked ginghams, old usually for 7¢ and Sc. 13c a yard. An_clegant line of fine French sold for 33¢ a yard, 25c a Yard. Beautiful line of fine imported wash goods in fancy weaves and Andersons fine zephyrs, worth from 26c to 3%¢. Atd9cayard. We offer all our 69c and 76¢ figured habuti silk, full 22 inches wide, over forty different styles to select from. At 3ic avyard. All our G0c and G8¢ figured China silks, beautiful line and all this season's goods. All Wool Challis. Big range of patterns, regular 60c quality, now offered at 3ic a yard. UNDERWEAR. 10c. Children's gauze underwear, all sizes from 16 to 34, sold from 16c to 35c. 5c. ‘We offer the best Gc vest In the trade. 10, 12ic and 17c- Are three special prices put on ladies’ ribbed vests. Don’t overlook this line. 3 for $1-00. Ladies’ fine lisle thread vests, former price 50¢ each. sateens, 50 cents. Examine fine silk vests, same grade sold usually for $1.00. Gent's Underwear, Reduced numbers, at 26c, 62%e. Ladies’ Hose. 17¢, in Esty patent and pin stripe hose, good values; try them. 10c is the biggest value ever offered by us; ask for them; Onyx brand; full, regular de; only 8 palr to a customer. will buy our 33c number. We put this price in at 26¢ rather than buy more stock. 3 for $1.00. The biggest assortment 33¢, B0c and ot | goods over offered at the price; cleaning up stock and must go; sec lisles, Ingrains, bootes, plains and fancies sold as high as 76e. Hoslery. 6c children's ribbed hose, always sold for 1 a pair, 12%¢c will buy the best hose ever offered at that price; all sizes, medium and narrow rib, seamless foot and extra long. 16c a pair is the price of our 20¢ hos sizes, 6 to 91 extra value, 3 for 50c. Don't fail to see this number, regular rib and very elastic. broken sizes, all Ladies’ White Waists. Than Price ol Makig, Prices That Will Make Purchasers. Ask to see values at 25¢, 58c, 98¢ each BOSTON STORE, COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. to continue their business, if they are lo- cated in towns with more than 10,000 inhab- itants. A permit Is required for each wagon and for each store or milk depot, and it is not transferable. BENNISON'S P1 IC SATURDAY. Bennison Bros! Wonderful Bargain Sale. Saturday afternoon and evening, with every purchase of 50c and over, Metzger & Randlett's deliclous ice cream or ices free at thelr fce cream parlors, opposite our store. Ask for your coupon. 8,000 Japanese fans, all styles, all colors, worth 10c to 25c, all at one price Saturday, Gc_each. 500 fast black gloria silk umbrellas, para- gon frame, with horn and natural high pol- ished handles, at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, worth $1.60 to $3.00. Ask for your coupon, good for ice cream or ices, at Metzger & Randlett's, opposite our store. 200 ladies’ styles, just $1.00 each. ANOTHER BIG RIBBON SALE. Thousands of yards of all silk ribbons at 5c, 10c and 15¢c yard; not % or % regular re- tail price. 200 ladles' Saturday 79¢ each—and bargain, ENORMOUS SHIRT SALE. 1,000 gent's laundered French percale shirts, open and closed bosom, two collars and cuffs, Saturday entire lot $1.00 each. A big sale Saturday evening. Don't miss it. Remember, you get coupons with every purchase of 50c or over, good for ice cream or ices at Metzger & Randlett's, opposite our store. BENNISON BROS., Council Bluffs. Real estate is cheap in Council Bluffs. We can sell you a home, a vacant lot, a fruit or garden farm cheaper than ever. Now is the time to buy. Day & Hess, 39 Pearl street. laundered shirt waists, new in, all at one price Saturday, indigo blue calico wrappers, ice cream in the The laundries use Domestlc soap. Objected to His Jags. Flora Grate commenced a suit in the dis- trict court yesterday against Jacob Neu- mayer and Frances Neumayer for $2,000 damages because her husband, Levi Grate, got drunk and neglectéd her. She claims in her petition that she notified the defend- ants last August not to sell her husband any more liquor, because he had been In the habit of over-indulging. In spite of her warning she alleges that the defendants went on selling and her husband went on drinking, so that she was deprived of the assistance which she needed at that time, being i1l Don't Dell G, Morgan & Co. are the Broadway druggists. Everything cooling, everything health-giving, everything for a Fourth of July celebra- tion, and everything at low prices, at both stores, 134 and 742 Broadway. Just half price on granite ware at Cole's for ten days. Granite kettles, 35c, regular price 70c; granite dishpans, 76c, vegular price, $1.50. First Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Fotheringham of the Boston store celebrated their first wedding anniversary last evening at their beautiful new home on Park avenue, All the clerks and employes of the Boston store and about forty guests were present. Dinner tables were spread on the lawn and a very pleas- ant lawn soclal was given. Mr. and Mrs, Fotheringham received many hearty and earnest congratulations, let anybody fool you. Pills that cure sick headache: Little Early Rise Grand Plaza, Lake Manawa. Grand Plaza will be open to free admis- slon every day up to moon, From noon until midnight an admission fee of 10 cents will be charged, which will admit to groun and to concerts and all entertainments, No return checks will be given, No person of questionable character will be permitted to enter the grounds. No admittance to Grand Plaza will be charged to persons who desire to rent boats or_bathing suits, Ice cream and refreshments served in the pavilion of Grand Plaza No fake advertising or false promises at Plerce's thoe store, but real bargains, DeWitt's There's only one bargain Council Bluffs, and it's Plerce’s — - Theater Hands Won, Yesterday the Fifteenth Street Theater team beat the Balduff Pets 24 to 10. Bat- terles: For the Fifteenth Btreets, Waller ‘Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, a Harmless Liquid for Face, Neck, Arms and Hands. It banishes freckles, sunburn and tan, therefore a toilet necessity for the seashore and mountains. It is quickly applied, and gives to the skin a soft, creamy appearance, removing all redness, rough- ness, pimples and sallowness. Its effect is immediate, and deceives the closest observer as to its naturalness. [t brings back the freshness of youth to the faded cheek and causes a woman to look years younger. If applied after dancing it will be found delight- fully cooling and refreshing. and Grant; for Balduft's Pets, Carmello and Quinlan. Struck out: By Waller, 14; by Carmello, 7. T Little pills for great ilis: DeWitt's Littla LEgrly Riscrs. e LEAGUE CONVENTION WINDUP, Executlve Committee Settles Some Conten- tlous Matte DENVER, June 29.—The executive com- mittee of the Republican National leagus held a prolonged session. John Goodnow ot Minnesota was elected chairman. A resolu. tion was adopted empowering the president to appoint a committee of five, including the president and secretary, for the purpose ot preparing and suggesting amendments to the constitution of the National Republican leaguo with speciul reference to avoidina some of the difficulties that arose in the Denver convention in regard to the basis o% voting and providing in the future the placs of meeting shall be selected by the executive committee and not the convention. Thix committee will report to the next conven- tion, Hon, E» B. Harper, president of the Mu. tual Reserve Fund and Life assoclation of New York City, was elected treasurer. The headquarters will bs continued in Chicago. The southern delegates abandoned the idex of organizing a southern league. *We wers not treated exactly right in tre convention, said W. H. Connette, secretary of the Ten. nessee league, “but we have nothing to say except that we will run our own busincss ax we like. We will let the Colorado peopls organize their voters and we will organize ours.” Politieal Potpourrl, Vermont democrats have nominated G. W. Smith for governor, E. N. Bullard for lieu- tenant governor, J. W. @ordon for secretary of state, and E. Sargent for auditor, There is a deadlock:in the Arkansas demo- cratic_convention ovér the balloting for_a state 1and commissioner. Texas prohibitionists have nominated the following ticket: For governor, J. M. Dunn; leutenant governor, . Ji Damon; attorney, J. B. Goft; treasurer, 24 Rogers; comptroller, E. A. Wing; land 'commissioner, A. B. Dafley; public instruction, J. W. Williams. Michigan democratp adopted a platform favoring free coinage, of silver and issuing all currency through,the national treasury, urging a curtailment ofcimmigration as a cure for Coxeylsm, and recommending arbi- tration on labor dispates, Thelr ticket was as follows: For govérntf, ex-Congressman Spencer Fisher; lieutenaut governor, B. F. Jordan; secretary of state, Lewis F. Ireland; state treasurer, 0. C, Kapste; auditor, eral Frank Gillen; altorngy gencral, Jam O'Hara; publle Instruction,” Albert Jennings; member of state board of education, Michael Deyeraux, Mount Pleasant. After a twenty-four hours deadlobk the democratic state convention adjouraed this morning. The state ticket was completed by the nomination of J. F. Ritchle for land commissione; —_——— Cure indigestion and billiousness DeWitt's Little Early Riser - Hastings Wor HASTINGS, Neb,, June 2. gram to the Bee.)—An (nteresting game of base ball was played at the League Park grounds this afternoon between the Sutton with it (Bpecial Tele- and Hastings Y. M. C. 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It {8 very powerful, but harmicss, Sold for $1.00 o package or SIX packages for $.00 (plain sealed boxes). Wriiten guarantee glven for a cure. 'If you buy 8ix boxes and are not entirely cured, six more will be sent to you free of all charges, 8end for clrculars and testimonials. Address HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE 1032 Market St., San Francisco, Cal. HAVE :YOU SEEN THE LIGHT RUNNING THE NEW HOME DOG At 857 Broadway? He Is the prototype of THE NEW HOME Sowing Machine, the swiftest, lightest run- ning and bust tiore is an onrtll (o, wlnner of oll first awards at the World's falr. There are 10 others just s good, and they uro the cheap=- st In tho market, ranging from $19.60 w0 #65.00, 011 ensy te THE WEEKLY BEE FREE for one yoar with every machine. The machine and the best né wspaper go togeth You get beth cheuspest o JJ. T, FINDLEY, dway, Councll Bluffs. wud’ typewriters for 837 Bros Typewrlter supplies sald or reut. COUNCIL BLUFFS Paint, 0il and Glass Co. GLAZED SASH. have 1,000 Wiidow3 I stook, mals by ths .A‘Xfl.,..fiy qunur:nclur!mx AMidany, SNb S ttor snsh aun be made, which we will gluze with any kind of glass that you wunt, and sell you for leks monoy th 1ppy sushy madle i tho eust for. wo will get your order. 1 you can buy tho poor, us give you prices ani HICH CRADE PREPARED PAINT. Our Paint can not bo exc finish or covering capaclity by market. Our price Is 8123 per gallon. 1 and 3 Fourth St., - od for durability, beauty o \ other mixed palnts o th MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDIN. Retreat FOR THR [nsane in chargo of the Sisters of Moroy. This renowned Institution is situated on the high bluffs bac.c of and overlooking the city of Conne!l Bluffs, Tho spacious grounds, its high location and splendid viow, make It wost ploasing rotrot for the afilictod. A staf of em nent physicluns and a Iarge corps of ex perienced nurses minister to the comforts ot hepatients. Bpeciul care givon to lady pa- tents, TERMS MODERATAZ, For partioulars apply o SISTER SUPERIOR, Frank Steest - - - Counsil BluTs, lowy GEO, P. SANFORD, Presl t First National Ban of COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowa. Capital, . -~ $100,000 Profits, . - - 12,000 One of the oldest banks in the state of Towa. We soliclt your business und collections. \We pay b per cent on time deposits. We will be pleased to see and serve you, A W. RICKMAN, Cashler, an. MCCGREW is the only SPECIALI E T PRIVATE DISEASES and DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY, Women Excluded, & Clroulars fre [4th and Farnam Sts. AMasia, Nkw., Steam and Hot Water Heating for Residences and Bulldings. J. C. BIXBY, 203 Pearl Streets, Couneil Bluffs, Iowa. 202 Main, Sipecla) Noticass COUNCIL BLUFF}: OVED, CESSI'OOLS, VAULTS, cleaned. 'Ed Durke, at Teylors (40 Broadway. TLAS E 4004 man "in chargs L. P. Judscn, 92 Sixth avenue, or 328 Broads way, Council Bluffs. chimney grocer FOR RENT. house for | Glen aven ROOMS ORt VORNISHED nt houseieeping; v gus stove, - 400 ANTED, STIICTLY PIRST-CLASS CAR: wihith: wiricily wober: no oihers néed T, 1. fattenhaver, Counctl Bluft ITE_POODLE k. Return Park_avenug WANTED, MEN ine-third In cash m in part p it DOG; A nd receive Tes BMALL WH I nd nt i Apply to FOIL RENT, s BHOADWAY., ADDR Mrs, Key of H. G. McGee, '