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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1891)
THE OMAHA DAJLL.K . JTTJSJE 20 , 1SU1 , 3 RATE QUESTIONS DECIDED , Decisions Given Out by the Wottern Trfilo Association. AFFAIRS OF PASSENGER DEPARTMENTS , rl Tourist ItntrH to Ho Advaiiyoil HIiiHlilnt ; West Hound Tariff - A General Very Probable. Juno 10. In view of the differ ences between the chairman of the Western Passenger asioclatlon and the Chicago & Alton n meeting of the managers of the western roads will probably bo held next WCOK to discuss the situation. A meeting was held at Chairman FInloy's ' office this afternoon to consider a proposition to use the reduced rates between Kansas City and Chicago cage as musing rates In ticketing tourist business from point * beyond the Missouri river The question was llnally left to the chairman for a ruling. The board of commissioner- the West ern Trafllu association lias given out a batch of dccUloni. Ono of those authori/es the Chicago & Northwestern road to make such rates on Iron ere from the mines on its Mich igan line to Escanaba , Milwaukee and Chi- GIRO as may bo necessary to reduce the dif ferential now existing in favor of Mnniuotto bj reason of the competition of the Ouluth , South Shore & Atlantic. The differential Is now 2i ! cents and the Northwestern Is author ized to Insist upon a reduction to 20 cents. Another decision directs the Atchlson , To pe-foe & Santa Fo to withdrew on or before Juno ! 10 Its differential tariff issued In connection with the Mallory steamship line via Unlvoston , as this tariff establishes rates from the Atlantic seaboard to Kansas points that , arc materially lower than the rates open to other association lines. The third decision gives authority to the Trans-Missouri lines to advance the present round triptonrlot rate of $ l7.f > 0 be tu con the Missouri river und Utnli points to $55 , taking effect July I , and the fourth denies the application of the Chicago , HuillncUm & Northern for permission to establish n commodity rate on potatoes in car lots from St. Paul to Chicago and St. Louis. A tariff of water and rail issued by the Kichmoml Terminal and which went into ef fect today , reduces the basis to 4S cents for first class from New York to the Mississippi river on business destined to Missouri river points. The Kanawha Dispatch , which oper ates over the Big Four road , retaliated by Is- nulng a tariff on thebaslsof 15 cents via New port News , taking effect Juno 'M. This brings the rates down to little inoro than half the former lit'iiros and it is not probable that the bottom has boon reacliol as yet. Other roads can hardly escape being drawn Into the light. M. G. Vcasy and William II. Morrison of the interstate"comincico commission ariived tiero today on their return from the west. They will proceed at once to Washington without stopping to heur any cases In Chi cago. _ oftoulelinldcri. . HVMII.TOX , O. , Juno 10. A meeting of the Columbus , Hamilton it Indianapolis road was held hero today and the stockholders reelected - elected all the old board of directors except Mr Joyce of Marvsvlllo. O. , who was sue- cccdciTbv John Howard Taylor of New York. Owing to the small attendance of directors , the organisation was postponed to a future Hate. _ _ Itcqiii'Nt Cor 1'rotootlou. Loi'isviM.n , Ky. , Juno in. The East Tennessee , Virginia & Georgia rntl- road company today applied to the federal authorities for protection against , seventeen brakemen who have struck for higher wages. The company claims that the strikers have Interfered soriomly with ttielr business. The best and cheapest Car-Starter is sold bv the tljr > | T lift SUo3't Co , Chlcigo , 111. With It one man can move a loaded o ir. Gem-nil Sturm's Claim Settled. IxiiiANAroMP , Ind. , Juno 10. The clnnn of General Sherman Sturm , tin ox-ofllciul of the Mexican government , for money paid for munitions ofvnr which the general pur- clmscd in this countrv and transported to Mexico , has been settled. Gmioral Sturm received anO.iVtl.On , but ho alleges that in order to obtain this concession ho had to ex pend the sum of ? 10UKK ( ) nnionp Mexican of- llcials nnd congressmen * o secure their inlln- cnco to Insure the payment of his claim. It appears from iccent disclosures that the tcn- cral wns indebted rather heavily to Mr. \Vllllum Henderson and niso to Horace Scott and had been promising to pay them when Ins Mexican claim wns allowrn. Those debts Sturm failed to pay. Mr. Henderson Intends to lay these facts bcforo the depart ment nt Washington , nnd It is not unlikely that complications of n serious nature may nriso between Mexico nnd the United States. Writing Machine keeps every business house up to the times. A National Union Miiw\UKr.is , tVK , Juno 19. The semite of the National Union has voted to spaud r > , ( )00 ) for the erection of n National Union building nt the world's fair. It has voted to Invest f J.\KU ( ) of Its surplus. The senate this morning selected Kansas City as the next mooting nlacu in Juno , IS'.U. ' J. T. Charles Worth of Toledo was elected president. Among the other onicors elected were the following : A'lco president , H. 1' . lirrnn , Washington ; speaker , Frank Fair , Chicago ; secretary , J. W. Mo.vers , Toledo ; treasurer. C. O. Inverts , Toledo ; medical director , A. C. Kovcs , Mansfield , O. ; chap lain , E. A. 1'ott.vjohu , Chicago. llUlillllH OlJ < Ct. Cui'.VKNSt ! , Wyo , Juno 10. [ Special Tolo- grnui to TUB UIH. : l-Tho Cheyenne nnd Urow Indians In southern Montana object to th' ) fivo-year term of enlistment in the pro posed Indian regiment nnd fmv can bo In duced to Join. Government b'cout Frank Gnmrd iniiKcs this roport. Four cars of a stock train were derailed nnd twenty head of stock killnd on Urn Chcjonno & Northern todny. A cloud burst had washed out the track. Do Witt's Little Karly Risers , host pill. The Flro MAUQUITTK : , Mich. , Juno 10. The No tor block was entirely burned late tonight. Tlio building wua occupied by goods , ilrins nnd various olllccs. The loss Is $125,000 ; insur ance , $0 < J,000. Hood's Sarsnparllln has the largest sale of any mcdlclno befoto the public. Any honest druggist will conlirm this statement. Clmuttimiim Notes. The grounds look fresh nnd charming after the rains of the past few days. Tnoy nro bning rnnldly put Into shapa for the as- ( onibly which opens July ! ! . Uows of young trees have been set out , underbrush has been cleared nwiiy from the woo Is nnd the am- pulthoator has bcon freshly painted. Orders arc fast coming In for tents and cbolco locations. A largo tout will bo erected bv the Young Men's Christian association , and other societies art ) preparing to do the same. All railroads have given the reduced rate of u faro und u third. Fair-mount I'nrk Com-ort. Ualbey's band will glvo a concert In Fair- mount park Sunday afternoon. The follow ing brilliant programme will bo rendered and special motor trains \\ill bo In service to i-nrrv the people : lllnirClty Mareh Diilboy HtMiioinhrancu ot the Oporu Ituyur Idylle , The TV to can and Ills IM\O. . . llluoll 1'lccolo Soln. Through the Air Uanmi Musical JoUoa Moyri'llcs Com-crt , Oulop Infernal Kclcr llclla Intermission. 1 Overture , Itoral btandurd Dalbuy Kuphonlum Polo , Itockod In thu Urudlo of tliu Deep Kolllimon T. J. Itoir. Horcrmdo A nreain of Iluuuty , Dulbor t'onci-rt , wulti Kcslor Hutu Military liovlow Kouultz Jlouio Hun Ualop , HUr Cunard Tjlncr 1'nsscfl Urowhontl Other fclilpjilnj ? NCXVH. I.ovuov , Juno 10. The Cunard line steamer Ktrurln , Captain Halnos , from Now York Juno I'J tor Liverpool , passed Browhcad tills evening. Art'lvalH. At Now York The Oermnnlc , from Liver pool ; the \Vcrra , from Bremen. At Quconstown The Bothnia , from Now York. . At Southampton The F.lbo , from ftow York. At Hamburg-ThcScrvln , from Now York ; the Columbia , from New York. At Now York--Tho Egyptian Monarch , from London. HMJAK TI1II3VKH CAUGHT. Cro ikn AVhci Worked Near HaiiHCOin 1'ark Taken to Jiifl. Thomas Hrowti and Charles Webber were arrested Into yesterday afternoon and charged with grand larceny. Throe or four bouses out near Hnnscom park wore reported to have been pone through by crooks nml the prisoners arc suspected of bcit.g the culprits. When the aliened house-breaking was dis covered It H reported that several cltt/cns chased the men who am now prisoners. Drown throw away a lady's sold wntrh and n silver ono. Hnrlv this morning Onicor Sheep recovered n silver watch which is supposed to have been stolen by the two crooks. Mrs. Homing , 2-J-22 Popploton nvonno ; Mrs. C. P. Stromborg , 1L"J1 South Twenty- eighth street ; Mrs. S. 1 . Norborv , 1'JJ.T South Twenty-eighth street and H. I'nrncs , 1 ± J 1'arlt uvcniio , are tno complaining wit nesses ncultm the men , who have been par tially identified as the suspicious looking characters seen In that vicinity. No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do Witts Little Eurlv llliori are ta tiu. Small pill. Safe pill. Boat pill. Altoona Flooded. At.rooNA , Pa. , Juno 10.--Ono of the heavi est rains In years struck Altoonn this after noon. The streets nnd avenues looked like small river * , nnd the sewers failed to carry n\\ay the largo body of water. Cellars In nil parts of the town wcro lilled with the llnid and great damage was caused in consequence A second storm occurred about (1 ( o'clock , fol lowed by serious results. Miss Barbara Koichl , need thlrtv-livo years , and Katlo Brady , need eight years , were struck by lightning. The former will die. Small bridges throughout the country have been swept away by the ovorllowed streams. . Mothers will (1ml ( that Hallor's Pain Par nlyyer is a sure and pleasant euro for dra rhoca. DeHtroyed by Dynamite. INDIAN trot.iM , Ind. , Juno 10. Yesterday the tower of the now stone court house at Liberty fell in , crushing out the front of the building and causing a loss of $ jfi,030. It has been discovered that the collapse was the re sult of a dvnamito e\plo-.ion. . Several citi- /ens saw the Hash nt the time and two or three men were seen making their escape in the darkness. There has been a bitter feel ing against building this court house , and it is supposed the fouling exprcsscJ itself in dvnamito as described. Use Holler's Sarsaparllla and Burdock , the great blood purilicr. Her Assail 'lit Cnn Iit. BnviiiH'H , Neb. , Juno 19. ( Special Tel- gram to TUB BII : : . | Fred Nightengale , n carpenter of this city , was arrested last night nnd Identified as the assailant of Miss Van Bnskirk at tno Indian creek bride on North Sixth street the night previous. Gesiler'sMagicIIeadacno Wafers. Cures all headaches In 'M minutes. At all drug is J3\-Couvlct Convicted. Dnvrmci : . Nob. , Juno 19. ( Special Tele gram to Tin : BKC. ] Marshal Bowers , an ex- convict on trial in the district court for burglarizing n saloon In Wymoro , was today found guilty as charged in tno indictment. For SchliU beer apply to U. K. Grotto IGIiO Farnain. EUKVI3NTH ANNUAL. Nebraska Uiiivermillsts in Conference in Omaha at Present. The eleventh annual session of the Ne braska Unlversallst state confcrcuco began yesterday afternoon in the First Universalist church at the corner of Nineteenth and Lathrop streets. Hov. E. H. Chnpin of Lincoln , president of the conference , Kov. Q. H. Shinn , Uev. Mary Girard Andrews , nnd several earnest work ers from the laity wcro present at the open ing meeting. The afternoon session was de voted entirely to business nnutho Indications scorned to point to substantial progress all along the lino. The Universalist church in Nebraska has grown rapiuly during the past year and the workers feel highly encouraged. Uov. J. II. Palmer of Cedar Rapids , la. ' preached an excellent sermon last night upon "Unity of . " Ho Holigion. pointed out the fact that in nearly every branch of the Chris tian church there have been many grand and noolo characters whoso lives and labors have bcon heartily commanded by nil de nominations. There had been poets nnd philanthropists nnd statesmen connected with various branches of the church , and who scorned to belong to all of them , so wide and generous and divine their lives seemed. The speaker hold that this only went to show that the Christian people the world over were trying to worship the same loving God. Tlio creeds might bo necessary as lamps for Individual feet , but the true re ligion of God had teallv no sections or di visions. The cteods were simply the Imag inary lines drawn for the convenience of the worshipers. Today the conference will meet at I00 : ! ! and continue the business meeting. At 11 a. in. Hov. E. H. Chnpin ot Lincoln will preach. Another business mcotlng will bo hold nt 3 p. m. m.At 8 p , m. Ilov. Mary Glrartl Andrews and Hon. C. A. Holmes will address the confer ence upon "How Can Wo Best Advance the Interests of Unlvorialistn In the State. " There will bo a sermon in the availing bv Hov. J. S. Cantwcll , D.D. , of Chicago. Tomorrow foronojii the handsome now church will bo dedicated. Hav. M D. Shutter - tor , D.D. , of Chicago and other distinguished speakers will be pro-sent. DoWltt's Llttlo Early Risen ; bjst llttlo Ills for dyspepsia , sour sto inch , bad breath IiAKK'.S OUTPUT. Forty-Seven Candidate * for the School ( Jr.ultuitcd. Yesterday afternoon was ono long to bo remembered In the unnals of the Lake street school. The nttcrnoon school hours were devoted to the graduating exercises of the eighth grade class. An Interesting pro gramme had boon prepared , consisting of recitations , musio nnd readings. A largo audience of the parents nnd friends of the class gathered in the largo assembly hall of the school to witness the exorvises. At the conclusion of the Indoor protrrnmmo the school drum corns beat the time for thu march to the grounds. Near thu base of Urn Arbor tree n class box win planted with all the usual ceremonies. Whun thu box of pa pers hud boon safelv buried It dovclovod upon Mls-s Beatrice Ball to lese the key , This was done in rather n unique manner , The voting ladv attached the key to tlio neck of a wild dove , aid after reciting n few lines of poetry , gave the bird its liberty. There were forty-seven members of the graduating class. Miss Whltmore , the prln. uip.il of the school , mid Miss. Valentine , the teacher of the eighth grade class , dosurvo grout cromt for ttui management of the exur- clso.s , which were as nearly perfect us could be. At ( ho Park The Purlt school graduation exorcises were hold In the Inrgo assembly loom of the school yesterday afternoon. Miss Faunlo Standlsh made the class prophecy and Leon Bovd road the cla : > s history. Music and recitations wcro also on the programme and thu exer cises attracted a lorgd uumoor of friends. Two medals wcro awarded for drawing , ono was given to Wllllnm Manchester and the other to Clara Qlb.son. Think He Inn 'Ihlef. A lady whoso name could not bo learned nad her pocket picked at the Salvation nrmy meeting lust night. W. H. Iteodo Is sup posed to bo the guilty man , and consequently wns arrested by Ofllcer Poolo. When searched ut the station Hccdo had $7.10 In cash and n line skeleton key In his pockot. Ho h charged with being a suspicious character nnd im effort will bo made today to have him identified as the guilty man. Constipation poisons tno blood : DoWltt's Llttlo Early Hlaors euro Constipation , The causcicmoved the disease Is gone. MUST Grading of IOIIJIIH | Street Deferred by au ICrror In AdvurtlHliiK * Through a blunder upon the part of Chair man Blrkhauser of the board of public works , the grading of Douglas street is hung up again. Yesterday afternoon the board met for the purpose of opening the bids and awarding the contract for the removal of 115,000 yards of earth from this and adjoining streets. There were nine bids , but they were returned unopened to the respective bidders. The ordinances of the city providing that before grading contracts are awarded , the chairman of the board shall advertise twlco each week for two consecutive weeks in the ofliclal paper of the city. This had not been done. The advertisement had bcon Inserted In three consecutive issues of the paper , towit : Juno - , ! i and I , nnd m these Issues enl > . The clurK of the board made this startling announce incut. The chairman tried to lay the olnme upon the clerical force of the ollico by saying that it happened during the outgol.g of the old and the incoming of the now secretary. Major Fu ray said that ho felt like apolo gizing to the people. The chairman did 'not feel that way. Ho said : "This board Is not without its faults , but I do not think an apology is duo any one in this matter. Wo did not know the ordinances ; the city attorney did not know the ordinances and I do not propose to take the ultimo. " The board , upon motion , decided to read- vortise for bids for doing the grauing. "On the Side" call for Satorian Glniror Ale , bottled at Ex celsior Springs/Mo. IjAST DAY Of the Special .luiiu Sale at the IJoHton Store , Council lltiIV-i ! , la. Below wo quote a few of the special bargains - ' gains for todav : White lawns 2uc Scotch zephyr ginghams for 17c. ISc Shnutong pongee for 12' < jC. I'.lc Armodnlo zephyrs for 15c. ii''c French sateens for 15c. y.'o wool chullics for l , " > c. 80 inch Scotch homo spun suiting , our price 7c ; see show window. lOc outing flannels for (5l4'c. ( Ladies' ribbed vosU 7c , 4 for 2. " > c. Ladies' 3"icsilk mlsccd vests for'J.'io. Ladies' balbriggan vests for25c. Fine Egyptian llhle vests , 7. > o. See our silk vests ntl and $1. ( ! . " > . .lust received 100 doyen Misses' black ribocd hose , all sizes , 5 to 8J . A bargain at lOc a pair. Ladles' 17c fast black hose for l c n pair. Balbricgan and fancy striped hose at 10u or : i for r > 0c , formerly 125c a uair. Ladles' blonso waists , see bargains marked 50c. fiSc , "He , 81.00 and ? l.i. ( > . Finest line of blacK laces In medium and narrow , also flouncing widths over shown by us , a great saving in prices. i.r > brllliantlnos for Die. 50 brilliantiucs for liOc. Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la. Drs. Woodbuvy. dentists , 30 Pearl street , next to Grand hotel , Telephone 143. High grade work u specialty. Morgan's prices for furnltu o on install ment plan lowcrlhan any other house In city. Free concert by Dalbv band at Fuirmouat park Sunday , 8 to 7 p. m. Special Sale Summer Millinery. Beginning Juno 19 nnd continuing until July 15. MibSOb Sprink & Ragsdalo , 20 Broadway. Union Park races , Omaha nnd Councl Bluffs , September 8-11 , $0,500 ; October 130-22 ? 4,000. For programmes address Nat Brown , Merchants hotel , Omalm. Picnic at Manhattan beach , Lnko Manawa ; good lishlng , flue bathing and boating ; plenty of shade ; best place for camping out parties. Try It. The Rock Island sells special excursion tickets from Council Blurts nnd other points to Colfax Springs , la. , nnd return , good until October 81. Buy your furniture , carpets , stoves nnd household goods of Mandol & Klein , Council Bluffs , . Prices very low ; froicht prepaid to your city. On the occasion of the democratic state convention to bo held at Ottumwa Juno ! M , thi ) C. B. & Q. will sell tickets commencing Juno 22 , nt ono faro for the round trip , good returning.Tuna2tl. For further particulars call upon O. M. Brown , ticket agent , No. 518 Broadway. Bright upland hay at slaughter prices for next thirty davs ; 450 tons , H. L. Carmancor- ncr Pearl and 5th avenue. Assignee's .sale of Gllmoro's stock of Jew elry , stationery , toys , etc. , 2J5 Main street. * Veteran Encampment No. 8 Union Veteran Lotrion will attend St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday evening , Juno 21 , to listen to a fare well sermon bv Rev. T. J. Mackay. A largo attendance is expected. Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic , ladle ? of the Woman's ' Relief Corps , Daughtnrs of Vet erans , Sons of Veterans and all old soldiers are Invited 'o attend. W. H. Si'Kitv , L. SiiKinvoon , Colonel Commanding. Adjutant. Gentlemen desiring elegantly fitting suits for summer wear will Und Just what they want nt Roller's , the tailor , U10 Broadway. Pianos , organs , C. B. Music Co. , 53S B'way Try Duquotto & Co.'s Pomona fruit Julco tablets. They are delicious. . Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's. Mar Bouricms , music teacher , removed to 53s Broadway , over C. B. mujlo company. Commencing July 1 the c.Hh system will ho adopted at Kolloy'a grocery , 101 Broad way. Guo'lmul oil ; OJT ) . wooa and coal : prompt delivery. L. G. Kuotts , 21 Main , telephone 2JJ. Swansea Musio Co. , 3,15 Broadway. Kelly. Adetmor Kelly was arrested on Douglas street last night by Ollluors Sobeck nnd Go- dola. At the station Kelly was charged with ciiininal assault. About March SO Kelly wont to the homo of Mis. Cynthia Adams on South Thirteenth street to call on her daughter Salllo. Sup- Positively flurei ! by thfso Little Plllt. . They also rtlievo Dls- trcw from Dyspepsia , Indigestion - ITTLE digestion and Too Hearty ) Eatlutf. A perfect rem edy for niidiicsa , Nausea , ! Drowsiness , Bad Taste ! In the Mouth , coated ! Tongue1'aln In the SI Jo , I TOnPID LIVEH. Tlieyj regutato the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE ] posing there wns no onclal homo , Kelly at tempted to assault the young girl , A brother was In the house , however , ami hearing screams rushed In lUitJn tlmo to prevent Kelly accomplishing ms purpose. The next day n warrant ) yns sworn out for Kelly , ntul the police ami detectives looked everywhere for him , bill' no could not bo found. Ho had skipped the town , but re turned yesterday only to fall Into the hands of the police. Cf 12NDH1) A QUIUl' SESSION. Closing of the MuHonl'o Grnml l.otlfjo The Masonto grand lotlgo closed Its thirty- fourth nunual communication nt noon yostor- daynftor Installing the onicors for the ensuing yearns follows : Bradner D. Slaughter , Fill- lorton , grand master ; Samuel 1' . Davidson , Tccumsoh , deputy grand master ; Lewis A. Kent , Mludon , grand senior w.mlonjJ. P. A. Xilack , iUooinlngton , grand Junior wnrdcn ; Cnrlstlan Hnrtnitin , Omaha , grand ticasnrcr ; William II. Itowen , Omaha , grand secretary ; George W. Martin , Keari.oy. grand chaplain ; Albert W. Crltos , Cliadron , grand orator ; Leo P. Gillette , Bonlilco ; grand custodian ; IJavid M. McBlhinnoy , Hastings. grand marshal ; Charles "J. Phelps , Schuyler , grand senior deacon ; John A. Khrhart , Stnnton , grand Junior deacon : Jacob King , Pnpllllon , grand tylcr. The oilleera were onstullcd by the outgoing grand master , Uobcrt E. French of Kearney , assisted i > y the outgoing pin nil marshal , Francis B. White of Plnttstnouth. Previous to the instnllatlon of onicors a resolution of lhailks to Grand Master French for his cniclcnt administration of the ufTairs of the grand lodge was adopted. It having been announced that Past Grand Master Furuas was prevented from attend ing the grand ledge by reason of serious Ill ness , n resolution was adopted ext-resslngtho sorrow of the grand lodge that Past Grand Master Furnas was prevented by sickness from attending the session of the grand ledge for the llrst tlmo since Its orirnnbatlon , and expressing the hope that his recovery would bo n Bpoedy one. The grand ledge accepted nn Invi tation from Plattamouth to lay the cornor-stouo of the court house on Juno ' "J , at 2 p. to. Wlipu flftby wan elek , wo gnvo her Costorio , When aliowM a Child , the cried forCftstorla , When fcho became Miss , elm clung to Cnstorla , When olio bad CUilJreii , die gave tlimu Ciulorls , SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. TANTHIl Two ROW ! illors at the Model \ \ ' restaurant. Council llluffx. SALE Good family horio Und top carriage FOR riage ; or will trade for oed unimproved lot. Apply to 8)0 ) Klchlh uvo. FOU SAI n rino farm of 200 ucres , II inllus from Council HlulTs , atUJJ pet acre. John ston & Van I'uttcn. T\O you want the e.irth In the vicinity of -LJ Council UlulT-i , elthpr Improved or unim proved ? It MI call and i-coour list of b.irialiii ut the real est iloand lo.m nlllco of J. U. Cole A : Co. LUt your property for sale , rent or u\- chanpe. wiin us. mid scvuiu customer. J. U. Cole & Co. , No 4. i'e.irl s.rout. ) ground Moor. IjAIUVOVANTnnd byvliometrle. or chnr- actcr ru.iciltiKs . ; also dl.iKiioslH of disease , nend louk of hair for readlnc * by letter. Sun- Saysand o\enint's. Mrs 11 Hooper. I4J Avu- duo E , near corner I5th street. Council HlulT" . Terms , 5Jc and $ I.UJ. T71OKSALE POP Kent Wanted If you want JJ to bnv. soil orrentaiiythlnBlnthore.il estate line don't do It until you have seen our lur.ro list of bargains. Swan & Walker , No. 512 Main and 5UI 1'c.irl strcuts Council Uluffs. T7UNE bred horse , that can heat 2:35 : , will sell -U or trade. Address or cull nn 1) ) . Ilrown , 1U22 West Uroadwuy , Council llhitfa. T Swan fc Walker's SI2 Main street and 513 1'earl , Council HIUITs. you will always Und a "snap bargain" In real estate tf you want to buy , or a l-'ooil place to list a bargain If you \ > ant to sell or trade. SALE Elegant carriage to.im and fine FOU drivers ; prl'cs reasonable ; call and see them before buvln : ; . Isuuu M. Smith sales stables No. 418 North fcoventli street , Council IlluffH. AONIF1OENT acre property In live-acre tracts , locntcd 2iJ miles from postolllce. for sale on reasonable terms. Some Hue resi dence property tor rent by Day & Hess. RENT The McMahon block. 3 story FOR brick , with basement uud elevator. J.Y. . Squlro. .01 I'o.trl street . or lloat Qardoa land , nltk FOK3A.LE J. a Uloa. 10J Miln ot. . OouaaU Bluff. KcfYigcrntors on Instnllinciits. Wo buy only in cur lots. C'in give lowest lrlceh. Our R.iclno rufrlKerutors took lirst prUo lust year at Minneapolis for best and most economical refrigerators against all competitors. Gasoline StovcH on In.stnllmcnts. The piMiuIno No1'rocess and Quick Meal Now Process. No Inferior Imitations. Call and see us , Old generator sun es for JU.03 up. . Victor HIcyolcH. We are now able for the flist tlmo to supply our trade on the i celebrated bicycles. The best is always the cheapest , Screen AV'Irc , Doors nntl Frnincs. Liirgcst line of fancy and plain doors , frames , hinges ami wire. It you know how little It costs to lit your houses with screens no one would bo without. Coi.u & COLE , 41 Main street. Don't Give A\vuy Money And got nothliu In return. Von are simply doing it when yon pay the price commonly askfd for an otdlnary lawn mower If the price Is more than J OU. Wo will sell you a llr.st- clus ! . . nai ranted and guaranteed twelve-Inch mower for Ja.00. i\umlno : them. Gardc'ii Moso He per Vt. Good quality und will give you satisfaction. Come and sue it. Tlio Host ItdVIfierJilor Is the North fctur It Is not like some others that are warranted to freeze without leu In doL'-days. It docs use homo lee , but uses less und products a louur temperature with less than any other refrigerator on the market. Mexican IIiimmockH , 75c. They are worth looking at and will give you lots of comfort during the summer. Colinnliiti Plenty of them now to supply all demands. There Is nq other In the world equal to It , Huso bull goods , stop-ladders , wuter coolers , hampers und clothes Baskets , the llghtnuu Icecream froe/crs , that freeze In from three to llvo minutes , from * 1.8S up. Junior gaso line stoves froiiiilot7 Ui < ) Reliable , the bust I'tocess.UvuporatlnirstOvi ) mudo ; for sale only at I' . C. DoVol's , Ml Uro.\a\vay. Kconomlciil It Is the amount tlirft 'people save , not so niiiuh what they earn , tlllit eventually makes thum rich. Inlmjlng a household neci-sslty like a rufrlgeiator It Is wiill to consider some thing else than tinllrsfr , , vest Indutiirmlnliu Its economy. The Guerns"y Household ICufr.g- erator Is aa handsome as a piece of parlor furnltuit ) uud costs leas' than any other llrst- olassartlule , und stumls at the head as n.n economl/urot lee , glvKig the lowest cold a' r tuinpuratiirn. All thai * packing l mineral ttool , the ht-xt noii-couUuotor of heat and molstuiu known. Alt parts can bo tukim out and cli'aiH-d. InveHliUiitp the Guernsey Household before imylith' It iwu M'o'wori. ' The Ntnv QuaUor City fs.u'i every rcspoet the counterpart of the I'hUadiilphlu , and much chi-upor. 1'iomJno * " . Wo carry the Phila delphia also and you can take your choice. Q Hci'uon Doom und window screens the largest nnd fluent jn the city , und all the latest novelties In th e Imidwuru line , ut MH'OAKT . Mf ) S No. 11 Mulnbtiuet. Council lllulTs. Last week has never been equaled by any house in Council B'uffc ' , and none of our cus tomers that asked to sec our goods , but bought and expressed themselves as hig-hly pleased with our goods and prices. We regret exceedingly that we were not prepared to wait on all the customers last Saturday night as promptly as they might have desired , but promise to have more assistance this week. OUR SUIT STOCK Must be reduced , and we will place on sale i 17 suits that have never been sold for less than $10 and Si2. A f"s10 7O I ur ncxt 'ot ' cons'sts ' of 219 suits , in cheviots , worsteds and cassimcres , I'll 4) ) LU'w I that arc good value at $15. Our Tailor Made Suits , that wo arc selling for $15 , must be shon to bo appreciated. We do not urge you to buy , but we do urge you to come and examine these suits and see what wo ofler you for the money. OUR. UNDRRWELAR SALJEL. Last week was a HOWLING SUCCESS , and the balance of our Summer Stock go during this sale. As we sold out of our Colored French Balbriggan Underwear at .jSc , we will place in its stead the White French Balbriggan at the same price , - So usually sold for $2 a suit. Somebody is going to be disappointed if there is much longer postponement in buying , as the supply in some of the most attractive lots is running small. WEX WILL , CONTINUE. The Pants sale , as you see in our side'windows on Scott street , and will place on sale your choice of our fine tailor made Pants that have never been sold for less than $7.50 , $ S and 9 , for $5.75. It is exceedingly encouraging to see so many buying after examining other stocks. We intend that your confidence in our advertisements shall become more and more unbounded. THR MODRIX ONE PRICE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. 522 Broadway , Council Bluffs. A. H , GOLDSTEIN & CO , , Proprs. N. B. Don't fail to see our Straw Hat Sale. Lake Manawa Hotel , Attnietlons : I'lno rislilnc. Ilo.itlng , Itath- liiu nn I i\icllcnt : Mlnuial Water. Only fifteen minutes rlilo from Council Illnlls. Mutoi trains evciy hulf liiuir , diicct , to centers of Council IllntTs and Omaha. Most delightful und accessible place for picnic parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. CITIZENS STATEBAM Of Council Bluffs. CAPITAL STOCK $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70.000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000 DiliKCTOiis I. A. Miller , K. O Oloason , C. U BhuKart. E. E. ll.irt , J. D Edmundson , Oliirlt)4 H. liannixn. Transact K0nar.il bunkliu bun- neii Largest capital and surplus ot any banlcln Southwestern low * . INTERE3PON TIM DEPOSITS. Dr.M.H.CHAMBERLIN . . . , Eye , Ear , Nose and Throat SURGEON , Council B luffs , la. Shugart-Beno U'lc. Room 1. 0 to 12 in 7 and 8 p. m. First--National--Bank : : OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Tald Up Capital , - $10I > ,000 Oldoft organized b.ink In the city I'urulun .mil domestic oxchanK'o iitnl liK'il se < : imbl L'JIIJd i nttontlon inld to collections Aca unti o ( Imllvll ualH. banks , unnkorinnd corporations aolloUoJ. Cui' respundcnco Invited , UEO. 1' . biYNhOlll ) . President A. W. IIII5KMAN , Cmhlor A. T. UIC15. Assistant ( 'ailitor Gas Heating Stoves. No ASHES ! " No SMOKK. Just the thine for bath rooms , lied rooms , eta. Cull und buo our lar e USMM Uncut. C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co. 211 I'ourl und 210 Muln Street. NEW OGBEN HOTEL. ThoNmv O.-don Hotel. In Council [ Hull's , h is been completely refnrnlsliod und modertil/u < l tliroiiKhoiit. and Is now onu of the best hotels In the st.ito. It Is loc ited In the hntdnes- > purl of the city and the oluutrlo motors piss the door every four nilnntns. Kirn cscupoH and lire ulurnis throiuliout the bnlldlnx. Hteam heat , hot nnd cold water und hunshinu in every room. Tull4 unsurpassed unywhere. Kutus , KM n nay. GBO. M. WHITNEY , Manager C. A , HAMMER , JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Ol'FIon Uf ) Ilrn.idw.iy , Council HUffs , la COUNCIL BLUFFS Medical and Surgical Institute lilts. HiiIlNGKUS , I'HOI'.S. Chronledlboases ot ull kinds und deform ities hpiH'laltics. Nos.WJl und VUJJ llro.idwuy , Cunnull ItlnlTn. In. 'TMEX QRAMD , Council Bluffs , la. This Elegantly Appolntel Hotal Is Now Open. George T. Phalps , Manager. NO GUREX ! NO PAY. 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Munyonrn'uKperlonco. . A reuulnr wiulunte In rocitlclno a illploumi thuw. ! itll ) treating with tlia teit NUCCO4I , all Nurfuu * . Clironlo and 1'rlvatt * Il o.ioi A porm.tnunt euro irtiaranteud for Catarrh , Sr .naturrbnat I iit Manhood , bvtulnal Wcukni'ii , NlKlit Jianin , liuimtoicjr , rirptillln. .Stricture , anil all dUvaiet of Ibo Ulooil , rkln atiJ Urinary Ortcun. N 11 1 icuaranlco t U-l for mcry ca > o 1 undarlaku and full to cure Ctintullatlon free Book ( Mnttrloi of Llfu ) at tteo. Omog Uuuri 'J a. m. to 8 p. m. 10 . to. to U ui. Send itauip for reply. With an Entirely New Line of Goods Bought for Cash Direct From the Manufacturers , Cash Always Talks. I have secured some of the 8OO Men's Black Worsted Suit greatest bargains in men's and A.L S7.OO boys'suits ever heard of in this BOO Men's All Wool Dress Su its city. I can sell men's nnd boys' in different style a , from clothing BO per cent off of manu- bo S8. factureiis' prices. lam prepared to back up every word I say by 8OO Boys' All Wool Knee Pants , showing goods and giving in different styles , at prices. For example , here are BOO. a few leaders : 5OO Boys' Suits , age 4 to 14 , dur ing the sale at 6OO Men's Working Suits Si.OO. At , S3.OO. 40O All Wool Boys' Suits , ages 8OO Men's Suits at 4 to 14 , at S4.5O , S52.25. I Carry a Splendid Line of Gents' Furnishing Goods , Hats , Caps , Boots , Shoes , Etc. 546-548 Broadway , Council TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS , G , A. Schoednack , Proprietor1 , Offices 621 Bronclwny , Council Bluffs and 1521 Fnrnam St. , Omahh. Dye , clean and refinisli goods of every description. Packages received nt either olfico or nt tha Works , Cor. Avo. A nnd 20th St. Council Bluffs. Send lor price list. > Murotmiits who linvo fihop-worn or Kollotl fabrics of any oharaotor can htivo them redyod nnd linlshod oniinl to now. UKD FKATIIKUS HBNOVATEI ) AND CLKANHD IJY STKAM , with tha luteht iintl inobt approved nmchinory , ut losa cost than you uvor paid boforo.