THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TIlW'BDAY SEPTEMBER 17 , 1891.
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
Delivered liy Carrier In niiy part of the City.
II. W.T1I.TON , - MANAiJiil : ,
J Hii'lnns Ofilec . No. 43
/ rt ' " Fntmvrn ' ' - Night Killtor . N'ti.gt
N. Y. P. LO. '
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Croft's chattel lonns , tOI Kapp bloc * .
If you wnntnntor In your yard or house
eotolJIxby's , litt ( Merrlnm block.
Charles Llndnll and Ada Johnson , both of
Omntm , were married yesterday by lustlco
Conci.
J. U. McGlnnls and Adulo Butler- both of
Pottnvvnttamlo county , were married yester
day by Justice Hammer.
Unity guild will meet lu regular session
Friday afternoon ixt'JfllO p. m. , with Mrs. U.
11. Juckson , South First street.
A social will bo hold In the parlors of iho
First Presbyterian church this ovonlag.
Supper will bo served nt 0 o'clock.
Har'monv Chapter , No. 2. ) , Order of the
Kaotcrn fcjtar , will hold Its rcRUlnr session
this evening nt8 p. m , lu Masonichall. . A
full attendance Is desired. I3y order of
Worthy Matron.
The Mutual Protectionists of Harrison and
Pottawnttomlo counties will hold their an
nual picnic next Saturday nt Parish's grove
Among the speakers for the occasion are
Colonel U. I ) . Dnlley , W. 11. Wimi and J. P.
Organ of this city.
The Young Men's Christian association
drum corps started for the soldiers' reunion
yesterday morning nt the hcau of the Coun
cil HlulTs delegation. The new uniforms- ,
which have been bought for the boys , were
put In use for the llrst time and they made u
very line appearance. The cost of the uni
forms wns about $100.
News hns been locolvcd of the defalcation
of Jonn Hcrmnnson. who formerly was In
the clothing business In this city , tut for a
couple of years past has been In the smnollno
of business at Dillon and Cnstlc , Mont. It is
ittntcd that bo closed o\it the business at the
latter plnco nnd loft the countrv with tlio en
tire nrocccds , amounting to about $ ii,000 in
cash.
cash.Tho
The Missouri Valley Mcdicnl society will
hold a mooting in this city today. A largo
number of physicians from nil parts of the
Missouri Valley nro expected to arrive dur
ing tbo day. The exorcises of ttio convention
proper will commence this evening , when the
exercises of orgntibatton will be gone through
with and several Interesting papers will bo
read. The Grand hotel will bo the plnco of
molting.
The "Carnival of Nations" begins tomor
row evening at the Broadway theater. Elaborate -
orate preparations have been made , anil the
dances of the various nations of Iho world
will bo exhibited under the direction of Prof.
W. E. Chambers. The proceeds of the en
K. v * tertainment will bo devoted lo the Christalu
Homo. There will bo thrco performances.
Friday ana Saturday evenings and Saturday
Inn tin co.
George Smith was given a hearing in Jus-
tlco Cone's court yesterday morning on the
charge of committing a crlir.lnal assault on a
little girl at Cut-OlT Island , and was bound
over to await the action of the grand Jury.
Ho was unable lo give bail for his appear
ance , and was taken to the county Jail. Dur
ing his examination ho w s closely watched
by n deputy sheriff , who took him in charge
ns soon ns ho had been bound over. It Is
thought ho bus already been Indicted by the
grand Jury , although no report hns been
made yet.
No Pake , But n Fact.
Wo have dotormi nod to close out our
busincfas in Council BiufTs. Our time is
limited , und wo have marked down
prices so low that goods will sell them
selves in a hurry anil thus clear
out our immense establishment.
Wo will sell furniture , car
pets , cooking and heating stoves.
crockery , glassware , tinware , curtains ,
all sorts of housekeeping goods , foi-
nearly one-half the usual prices.
Nothing reserved. Everything must go ,
cost or no cost. The stock is complete.
First come , first nerved. Those in
debted to us must call and settle
promptly , and save costs , as wo can
Bhow no pnrtiulity. Mandol & Klein ,
820 Broadway.
Mrs. E. T. Shenn of Chlcapo Is visiting her
is' or. Mrs. W. S. Bass on Seventh avenue.
II. D. Sewing of llnrtington. Neb. , wns in
jbo city vostcrday , the guest of his father-
in-law , Houry Pa&chcl.
A. W. Johnson wont to Sioux Fall' , S. D. ,
last night to represent iho Keystone Manu
facturing company at the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Benjamin nnd daugh
ter Kato of Kingston , Canada , nro the guests
of Mrs. L. M. Colclough , 520 First avenue ,
Miss Maio Chapman , who has been spond-
Inc n year or moro visiting In Colorado , has
returned and Is visiting the family of F. II.
Evans.
Platted last year. Land cleared and
grubbed , streets laid out and paved ,
houses built , sidewalk built , city
water put in , streets ordered paved.
A voar from now the whole
addition will bo a bountiful park ,
well built up with flno houses and with
nil modern convonioncos.
Bountiful Mornincfsido.
Narrow Escape.
A young man who tends bar In Peter Beeh-
tclo's saloon at the Junction of Main street
nnd First nvonuo had a narrow escape yes
terday. IIo was entering the elevator in the
Baldwin blocK to go up htalrs , when the ele
vator boy carelessly started the machine on
Its upward course. The young man's head
came Into contact witn tlio iron tramo won ;
around the elevator shaft , and cnmo within
nu ace ot carrying It along with him. The
boy was horrlilcd at what ho had done , but
ho had presence of mind enough to stop the
elevator ns soon ns possible , so that the
young man escaped with a very sere bead ,
out otherwise uninjured. Tnat Is whv there
is a brand now elevaior boy la the Baldwin
building this morning.
Use Holler's Gorman i'llls , the great co n
itlpallou and liver regulator.
A Clianoi * .
A chance not to bo had every day , for
this or while they last the Boston Store ,
Council BlulTs , will oiler 5,000 yards flno
French sutino , beautiful patterns , nt the
ridiculous price of lOc n yard , as cheap
ns calico , taking the width into consid
eration ; lor qunlitv every ono knows n
French batlno. BOSTON STORK.
Council UlulTs.
Now Kind of Medicine.
John Mnher , charge : ! with assault with In-
lent to kill , wns to have had n hearing In
pollco court yesterday morning , his case hav
ing boon sot for that time by Judge McGco ,
who had Issued an order for Annlo Manor ,
the prosecuting witness , to be arrested nnd
brought In to prosecute her caso. She and
Mnher had patched up each other's lacerated
feelings , nnd they mutually decided not to
nppcar In court. When tbo case was called
and neither respou bed , JudgoMcGco declared
the bond which had boon deposited with tbo
city clerk forfeited for want of nppearancu.
lr , F. P. Bellinger wn& bondsman , and the
amount of the bond was f.'OO , Both Maher
mud the woman have dlsnppcarcd from the
city , nnd Dr. Uollmgor'a chances for getting
ills money out of either of them do not seem
flattering.
Gesjlor'sMaglolleaoaono Wafers. Curosal
headaches In .1) ) minutes. At all dr
The addition of two public parks.
Swanson muslo company , 333 Broad
way. _
Now fall goods , finest line in the city ,
Just received ut Holtor's the tailor's , 310
Jlroadway.
HEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Young Dalton'fl ' Death Caused by HU Own
Oirilossness.
WHAT THE CORONER'S ' JURY LEARNED ,
AftciAttcmlliiB the Primaries tlio
Vomiir Mint \Vciit Out With
Some 1'VIomls Ho Fount !
the Tracks.
Frank Dalton , a young man living at the
corner of First avenue and Fifteenth street
with his parents , was run over shortly after
12 o'clock yesterday monnncr by a Burlington -
ton engine with eight cars attached , at the
corner of Lourtoonth street and First avenue.
Doth legs were cut off , one above the knee
and the other below , and the severed parts
were crushed and mangled In n horrible man
ner. The engine wns backing toward the
local depot , with the cars attached to the
cowcatcher. At the time of the accident the
train was inovlni ? very slowly , so that when
It atrucK the young man it was easily
stopped nt the ilrst scream from him before
anything but the tender had passed over the
body. Dalton was picked up and carried
home , where Dr. Lnev was called to attend
him. Ho lingered until 2:30 : o'clock , when ho
c'.lod.
Coroner Waterman empanelled n jury and
held an inquest yesterday morning in Estop's
undertaking looms. From the testimony of
these who had been with the young man
fcborlly before his death , It appeared that he
was under the Influence of liquor , and that
ho wns lying on the track when the train
came along. David Hutchins , an undo of
the dead man , stated that ho had attended
the Fifth ward caucus with his nephew , and
that shortly after they arrived at the schoolhouse -
house where Iho caucus wns hold ho lost
sight of the young man.
John Peterson testified that after the bal
loting had boon completed ho left the school
house with Dalton and a unmoor of compan
ions , nnd spent the time from 10 o'clock until
11 In going the round of the saloons , where
they drank about ten glasses of beer apiece.
At 11 o'clock ho loft D.iltou with some other
men in front of a saloon nearly across from
the Ogden houso. Where Dalton went after
that ho could not say. Some of the train
men who carried Dalton to his homo stuto
that ho told them ho was drunk.
After the jury , which consisted of O. II.
Lucas , W. II. Hoblnson and S. Covalt , had
hoard the testimony , retired , and in a
short time returned with a verdict stating
that the deceased came to his death by.being
run over by n train on the Burlington road.
The company and its employes weio freed
from nil blame. _
DoWItt'i Little barly ttisors ; best little
pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad breath.
Democrat ! ) .
All day long the democratic primaries nnd
the scenes enacted thereat formed ono of the
main topics of conversation on the street cor
ners. There may bo democrats who think
that everything passed off in an eminently
proper manner , but if there nro such they
managed to keep out of sight. In every ward
tnoro were rumblings of discontent , nnd in
nearly every ward the discontent manifested
itsolf'in out nnd out war.
The better class of the democracy are dis
gusted with the way ia which things were
managed , and on all sides could bo heard re
marks made to the effect that they would not
bo counted in with such a crowd any longer.
The republicans , on the other band , arc
considerably encouraged , and the general
opinion among them is that by doing a little
judicious wire-pulling there is no reason why
they should not elect a county ticket. The
democrats nro divided hopelessly over the
trcasuroshlp , there being nt least four
tickets in the Held , to say nothing of several
more that are likely to bo sprung on the
party at the convention. There is not so
much interest manifested in the outcome
of the contest over the ofllco of sheriff , as the
local democrats have como to the conclusion
that they cannot got both offices , nnd the
proper thing for them to do is to work with
all iheir might for ono. The candidates for
sheriff however , have not lain do'vn , nnd
some vigorous lighting may bo looked for yet.
Charles Walters is probably in the best
spirits of any of the candidates for the shriov-
nly from this cltv. Ho states that out of the
forty-seven delegates elected night before
last nearly forty will veto for htm , and ho
also claims Hardin , Washington and Wave-
land townships as his very own. Knowing
democrats , howovtr , insist that Walters is
entirely too previous with his calculations
nnd that his chances nio practically worthless -
loss >
DeWltt's Little Early Kisers for the liver
m
Mornlngstdc.
Lots sold on monthly payments at low
interest. _
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 Pearl
street , next to Grand hotel. Telephone
145. High gratia work a specialty !
Tlio lindollct Boiicflt.
A largo audience was present last evening
nt the benellt tendered Mr. Frank Badollet
in the Broadway theater. Au attractive pro
gramme was rendered by well known Omaha
and Council Bluffs musicians. Mr. Bndollot
played with his usual excellence and wns
heartily encored after his first appearance.
The "T. K. " uunrtotto of Omaha won the
distinction of having three encore ? , nnd oven
'then the audicuco would not have been
content had it not been for the largo
amount that was still to follow. Master
Charles Hipgins won n deserved recall
after his violin solo , the "Fantasia
on William Tell. " by Do Boriot.
Mrs. A. A. Bolknay of DCS Molncs was also
warmly applauded. Besides these there were
selections by Miss Lena Sims , W. L. Murphy ,
I. M. Troynor , the Council BlulTs Mandolin
club , the Strvken-Blaas-Lust club and a
quartette of Uoehiu flutes consisting of
Messrs , Abbott , ICarbaeh , Hectors and Bndol-
let , all of which were well received. Misses
Pearl Chamberllu and Daisy Hlgglns , nnd
Mr. J. II. Sims acted ns accompanists for the
various soloists In a very acceptable manner.
Mr. Badollet loaves next week for INew Yorlc
where ho will pursue his musical studies dur
ing the coming winter in the National con
servatory. Ho takes with him the best
wishes of a largo number of friends in this
city and in Omaha.
A very small pill , but a very good ono. Do
Witt's Little Early Klsors.
The streets tire ordered paved.
Bella Robinson , concert , pianisto and
teacher. Studio , 110 Broadway.
Governor's Iteeeptlon.
Governor Bolos arrived In the city last
evening at 0 o'clock aud was mot nt the
depot by W. 11. M. Pusoy nnd S. B. Wads-
worth. Ho was taken to the Grand hotel for
supper , after which , from 7 o'clock until 8 ,
ho held an Informal reception In the corridor ,
to which everyone was very welcome. A
largo number took advantagu of the oppor-
' Positively cured by
CARTER'S these Little IMlls.
They also relieve Dis
tress from Dyspepsia. In
1TTLE digestion and Too llaarty
Kattmr. A perfect rem
edy for Dizziness. Nausea ,
Drowsiness , Bad Taste
Ui the Mouth , Coated
Tonguo. rain in the Side ,
TOHPID LIVEK. They
regulate ttio Dowela. Purely Vegetable.
SHALL PILL , SMALL DOSE , SMUL PRICE ,
tunlty to ihnko hands with a ronl llvo g-iv-
ornor , and they scorned to en
joy It hugely. After ttio reception
I ho governor was taken to tlio
Broadway the.tter , whom ho listened to n
part of the programme of the Badollot must-
calo. Ho leaves this morning for Onnxvn
where ho will speak thlq ovcnln ? . Governor
Doles wag accompanied b ? Congressman
William M. Springer of Springfield , 111. ,
Chairman 13d Hunter of the stnto central
conlinlltco nnd it. C. Shaver niul Sam M ,
Burdott of the Chicago Herald. These gott-
tloincn nnd Messrs. Pusey. Wadsworih ,
Casudy mul Uohror occupied the governor's
box at the theater.
Preparations nro bolng made for the
annual display at the Council Bluffs
mlliinorv parlors , 321) ) Bro.ulwny , and
Misses Sprink ft , Fonron promises the
ladles of this city nnit vicinity some-
thine that will agreeably surprise thoin.
VofitH
Having qulto n few of the ladles'
Swiss and Halo Vobts on hand yet \vo
have decided to run them another week
nt the sacrlllco price.
Ladles light weight ribbed cotton
vests , -Ic.
Ladies' Egyptian cotton vests ( shaped ) ,
9c , or 3 tor Hoc.
Ladies medium weight Swiss vests ,
former prlco 2oc , now 17c.
Lust but the best bargain , ladies'
Egyptian Halo vests , ISc goods , for 2oc.
At the Boston Store , Council BldlTH , In.
Fnnlnl wild the CPII'UIS.
A. S. Bradley of Stain , Taylor county , la. ,
wns brought Into the city yesterday under
the wing of a United States deputy marshal
for n hearing on the clmrgo of refusing to
obey the census law. According to the
story told by ttio authorities , Bradley is the
proud possessor at a mortgage on a piece of
land In Taylor county , nnd a blank was son t
for him to bo tilled out , stating the amount of
the mortgage and other particular ; , In accordance -
cordanco with the census law. Ho not only
refused to till out iho blank , but ho wrote
what was considered a very Impertinent let
ter to the head of the department. Ho was
taken heforo Commissioner Hunter yester
day afternoon nnd given a hearing. Ho wn-t
bound over to the federal grand Jury , and
was placed under bonds of f-JiX ) for his ap
pearance for trial.
MornlnHide. .
City water in front of every lot.
MnrningHldc.
The Iruth of the matter is that Morn *
ingsido is as pretty a place naturally as
onb can find for a homo , and that it has
been laid out to the best advantage possible -
siblo , and is being rapidly improved.
Good Morning-side.
Republican Primaries.
The republican primaries to select delo-
gutcs to the county convention on Thursday ,
September 24 , will bo hold at the following
places on Saturday , September 19 , at b p. in.
First Ward At 51. S. Hoop's shop and select
elclit deloRiites.
f-econd Wiird At city building and solcct
cloven delegates.
Third Ward At republican headquarters
mul .select eight delegates.
Fourth Ward At county court house and
select eiirht delegate * ; .
rifth Ward At I'lmrles Shields' htoro and
solcct sldelegates. .
Sixth Ward At IKUS West Uroadwny and
select four delegates.
Table Ijinens ami Muslins.
When in search of a nice table coverer
or table napkins , or anything in the way
of mublins stop into the Bobton Store ,
Council Blurts. They arc headquarters
for everything in that lino. Our low
prices always load. A pleasure to show
goods. Boston Store , Council BlulTs , la.
Don't visit it without taking a stroll
through Graham park.
Frank Triinbloatty , Baldwin blktcl 30J
Picnic at Manhattan beach. .Round
trip tickets from Omaha , including boat
ride , 60o ; on sale at news stands at Millard -
lard and Murray hotels.
St. Louis Mining Quotations.
BT. Louis. Mo. , Sept. 10. Closing :
B&GGILLIJN BLOOD.
Kcccnt experiments ns read before the
last Congress of Surgeons at Berlin , leave
no doubt that the true way to CLEAR
THE SYSTEM OF MICROB1 is
through the pores of the skin. It has been
found that a remedy which kills the Mi-
crobl will also destroy the life of the
patient ; but it has also been found that the
Microbl can be forced out through the
skin , and it is in this way that ® < S | 4jJ
relievca the system of poison. SlgSfjia ; ?
SUFFERED much from Contagious -
gious Blood Poison , after Uing half
a dozen bottles of [ irxr55 j I was KESIOH-
ED TO rciiFECT laaBSflgal HEALTH , nnd
all eruptive sores disappeared. You are
at liberty to make any use of my statement
that you wish. J. CKOBIIV BirjtON , 208
Third Avenue , Pittsburg , Pa.
Trcatlso on Blood end Skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. .
Drancrl Atlutuu , GlU
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WANTKD-Two blacksmiths nt Keys Ilros. '
Ciirrlupo factory , Council IllufTH ,
TT1OH SALK A nlco quint UUKKy liorso ; or
-L will trnilo for u draught liorso. C'all at T ,
Colo's. 8'r > Avo. K.
WAM'I'D Klrst-olnss Imrni'ssimiknr ut
W Wrltu toU. O. Deppo , IniOKotic , In.
I71OH KENT Nicely fiirnlshod fiont room
JL' with or without bocrd. Hottm-ncus. HOD
I'oiirlh tivemio.
IAIUVOYANOE. mind runrtliiR or I'sy-
I'hoinutry. Dlsousus ot nil kind dlitpnosod
inul trcntud with hot baths nnd mus ngo.
All letters promptly nuiwoicd. Ulllce lioum ,
U u m. to 10 p. in. No. H.- ' . uvuiiuo K , near cor ,
13th btreot.
T71OU KENT I will rent the whole or pint of
Jmy house , corner 1st nvoinie undBth street.
I'urmicoutur , BUS mul butli room , Mrs. L.
f. lUilliml.
OlO AOIli : IOWA t'AUM AT , " 0 1'CH ACRE.
W and ICO nuro ( ami. Largo list. Johnson
& Van I'utli'ii.
WANTED-At Grand hotel , woman pastry
cook. Good wtigca. Also furnUli an
assistant.
\V ANTEI-At Cirnnd hotel , cliiimlioniinldsi
i good wages for these coming well rouom-
moniied.
W ANTED Two Rood girls nt Krninott
houso. No , IM' , ' outli Blxtb street.
I7IOH SAI.R or Kont-Gnrdon land with
J.1 housus , by J. It. Illuu , 101 Jlnln al. , Courtcll
IHu IT a.
niB Steve DoHlH by Cole & Colo.
It Is easy to got swindled on a stove. Good
polish and nU-kol cover poor Iron. Light
cheap goods arc often moro showy thun goods
worth twice us much money. Wo nro not sell
ing out In quit uiiMnuhs every full ; wo nro
hero to stay. Our reputation for giving value
lui'ehtul to our uustoint'r.s luis liullt up for us
a largo nnd growing trade , \Vo hnvo pur
chased for cash llvo car loads of stoves ut
lower urlcos and bettor irootla than wo have
over buforo offered the public , IteniGinbcr vie
can soil you n cook steve from J5.00 totlui.OO : u
heater from f.LUJ to iT5.W. The celebrated
Hiulhmt Homo nnd I' . I' . Btowart
heators. the best ever offered. Wo uro solo
agents for the John Van Mot stool rungcs , tlio
Htownrt cook stoves , the Itadmnt Homo ranges
everybody como und SCB goods and get prices.
Always pleased to chow goods to nnyono In
terested. Will sell on payment where desired
without extra chargu ,
Cole At Cole , 41 fllnlu Street.
SoutlnVcst Corner 15th and Douglas Streets.
ISO ? PLxOOR. '
MEN'S SUITS.
Fall and Winter Suits , made -by our own factory , for men
of fashion , for men of business , and for men of leisure. They
are suits that will gracefully become any one of you , and the
most astonishing feature you'll notice about them will be the
extremely low prices marked on the dangling tickets. We'll
show you many new fabrics in suitings this fall. WE'LL KIT
YOU I'KRFECT , OR GIVE YOU THE surr. If you've got a suit in
mind for the near future , you'll detect no mistakes in the
make-up of this line.
2ND FLOOR :
Youiif Men's ' , Youths' , Boys' and Children's Clothing.
Excellent styles this fall. No slight visible in the manu
facture of garments for this department. WE KKOW that boys
make men. We'll start you right in point of dress. All suits
on this iloor are money-savers to economists. They've got the
style to " 'em , " the fit's perfect , and the price often less than
paid for slop-shop. BOYS , bring your MOTHERS , and MOTHERS ,
bring your BOYS , and see how neat and how cheap you can be
fitted out from a first-class stock.
3RD FLOOR :
We Devote to Overcoats.
The best light in the city. Our present stock of fall weight ,
medium weight , dress and general wear Overcoats you'll visit
the ends of the earth and locate no finer or better assortment ,
and our prices , like quality and style , WILL HEAR well the light
of day.
IN FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS we're
equally well prepared for you. Come early , come often and
come in numbers.
Browning , Kini
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
" S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas.
SEND FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUE.
Just tde same
AND SO DOES
MADE ONLY BY
N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO.
You can Become Hoard $2.
A Teacher , Hxpcnscs Low.
A Bookkeeper , Send for Circular.
A Stenographer , . \'oV\Y. \ \ S. Paulson ,
'y
A Typewriter. Council Bluffs.
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Paid Up Cnpitu ! $100,000
Olilon ort'nnl eil bank In the city foreign nnd
dotnosllo cxclmnKo nnd local sucurltlui. l > [ iilclnl
attention mid to collection * Account ) nf In.llUd *
unK binki. liiinVorn nnit corporation ) oollcltu I.
( "orronpnmlonoo Invited.
Gio. : T. SA.NMWI ) . 1'rotldcnt.
A. W. HUIICMAN , Cn.hlor.
A. T HICK , Assistant Caililor.
FRANCIS \ ACADEMY
INIAKDING AM ) DAY SCHOOL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND SEVENTH ST.
Can bo reached from any of the depots on
motor.
Conducted by the Sisters ot Charity , U. V. M.
TIjKMS Tor lio.ir.l nnd tuition , embracing
nil branches ot ; i Ilnlshed o.lucutlon foryo ing
ladles , 475 for so-tslon ot llvo months , ooin-
moiiclni ; Hist Monday In September and Feb
ruary , respectively. For fui thcr p irlloulan
address.
SISTER PUl'EUIOH ,
St. Trancls Academy , Council IllulTs. la.
Attorneys at law. I'rao
UL.O | , , tlio st.Uo an.l
federal court' ) . Knoms .t. 4 and 5 Shugart
llcno block. Council 111 nits. la.
HI fllinihorc Attorney at Iaw , No 19
. J , l/UulllUUS / , i.0.lr [ streat , over Ihisli-
noll's store. Telephone No. 2A Iliiblnosj
lioms. k a. in. toll p. m , Council HI arts , 11.
W. C. ESTEP ,
14 N. Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Funeral Director and Embalmor.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEUM DYE WORKS ,
All kinds of Dyoln andOlcanlng done In Urn
lilchcit style of the art. Kmlod and stained
fabrics made to look us good as now. lieu
feather * cleaned by steam In llnt-uluss mam
ner. Work promptly done ami delivered In all
purls of the country. Bind for price list.
0. A. MAt'MAN , - - I'HOI'ICII'.TOU.
10J Hroadw.iy , Near Northwcs orn lo pol
COUNCIL llLUFFil. IOWA.
OTMSlTlfEBAM
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70,00 ! )
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $225,000
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ncs . LarRcst capital and surplus of any bank
In bouthwu.itorn Iowa.
NTS.REST ON TIME DEPOSITS
THE GRAND
Council Bluffs. la.
THIS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
HOTEL IS NOW OPEN.
N. W. TAYLOR , Manager.
AND EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
For the Treatment of all Chronic and Surgi
cal Diseases ,
Perfectly equipped with , every facility , apparatus and remedy
for the successful treatment of every form of disease requir
ing medical or surgical treatment.
MOST COMPLETELY ANTI-SEPTIC OPERATING ROOM ,
and best hospital accommodations in the west. Board and at
tendance at reasonable rates. The business of the Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute , formerly conducted at 9th
and Harney streets , by the late Dr. J. W. McMenamy , has
been removed across the river to 26th street and Broadway
Council Bluffs , la. , where every case and any and all con
tracts , old or new , are receiving prompt and skillful attention
We refer by permission to patients we have cured.
Write for circular on Deformities and Braces , Trusses , Club Feet , Curvature of the Spine , Piles , Tumors , Cancer , Ca
rrh.Bronchitis , Inhalation , Electricity , Paralysis , Epilepsy , Kidney , Bladder , Eye , Ear , Skin and Blood , and all sur' ica
operations.
Deformities of the Hilman Body. Brace Dept ,
RACES , TRUSSES , and nil manner f surgical appliances , manufactured to ardor and a lit guirantaol. : : The brace department h unilor the oluvr j of J. P. Webber
bor , who was Dr. McMoniuny's brace maker for years , and who is unreservedly recommended by the medical profession us being the bodt brvoamvkor In lU
United States. < *
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In this department we are especially successful. Our
claims for superiority over all others are based upon
the fact that this is the only medical establishment
manufacturing surgical braces and appliances for
each individual case , We have three skilled instru
ment makers in our employ , with improved machine
ry , and have all the latest inventions , as well as our
own patents and improvements , the result of twenty
year's experience.
144 PAGE BOOK , Illustrated
Sent Free to any Address
DISEASES OP WOMEN A SPECIALTY. Book on Diseases ot Woman Froo. Only Rollablo Modlciil Institute innklnjr a Spoolalty of Prlvato Diseases A
blood discuses successfully treated. Syphilitic Pounn removed Iroiu the system without mercury. Now restorative tro ilmeiit for loss of Vital 1'owor. Persons uiiablo
to visit us may bo treated at liome by correspondence. All commuuicatioiiB coiillilontiul. Medicines or instruments bent by mail or express , securely piolted , iiu
marks to indicate contents or sender. Ono personal interview preferred. Cull and consult ns or send history of your case , and wo will send in plain wrapper , on
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ; upon private , special or nervous diseases , Impotency , Syphilis , Gleet and Varicocolo , with question list. Address
t MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
, - 26th and Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,