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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. MAY 20 , 1887.r' '
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCHTBLUFFS
OFFICE , WO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered ty currier In nnypnrtof the city at
tw cntr cents per wtok.
II. W. TILTON. - Mannior.
TKMIPHONES :
BrRiNrsH OFFICE. Ko. 43.
NIOIIT Kimoii No. A.
M INOIl M KNT10N.
N. Y.l'lunibltiR ( Jo. '
New spring Koodt jit Rcltcr's , tailor.
Additional Council Bluffs news ou Sec-
Dinl page ,
The popular resort h tlio Manhattan ,
118 Broadway , Hiullo & Yunnwlno.
A tooil tfirl wanted for general house
work. Airs. 11. W. Tilton , HUB olliec.
Bring thu little ones to sou our show
window to-day and to-morrow. Council
BlullH Carpet Co.
The next open air concert to bo el von
by the Havurlan bund , will bo on Thurs
day evening , May ' 20 , at Bayliss park.
All persons arc requested to dump all
rubbish , etc. , In thu Hlouirh In the north
end of the fair ground. " F. 11. Guanulla ,
city marshal.
T. D. King & Co. expressed their ap
preciation of the Bavarian bund concert
by presenting thu musicians with a box
of cigars , for v/hioh the recipients were
duly grateful.
The Wilson case is still on. The de
fense concluded its testimony yesterday ,
and the plaintiff began nutting in re
buttal evidence. The arguments may bo
reached to-morrow.
A. IJaumgartner , of Henderson , died
Wednesday , and will bo buried to-day.
Ho was postmaster of Henderson , was a
prominent clti/en and merchant of that
place , and was well known in tills city.
W. S. Amcnt has closed the contract
for building a brick row of three tene
ment house.nine rooms cach.on Seventh
street. Martin Hughes will do the brick
work , and C. Boson the carpentry. The
buildings are to be completed in ninety
days.
The Baptist ladies cave an ice cream
and strawberry sociable last evening.
The proceeds are to go toward meeting
the generous subscriptions which the
Baptist folks pledged to the aid of thu
Scandinavian Baptist church , in its
struggle to pay for the new church.
Will the lady who called on me on Han-
croft street , Council Bluffs , soon after my
husbat'd'nlr. ( E. 1) . Cross ) trial at ( lien-
wood , la. , and who at my request called
on Wright & Baldwin , attorneys , please
call , or send me her name and postollico
address , and much oblige Mrs. E. 1) .
Cross , licvero house , Council Bluffs.
Miss ninddorii To-Nlglit.
This evening Miss Minnie Maddern
appears at the opera house in "Caprice. "
The Boston ( Journal pictures her thus :
"Tho artless art displayed by the charm
ing young actress as Mercy Baxter , the
untutored but captivating daughter of
the rough country farmer , captured the
audience in the opening scene , and she
retained her hold upon their sympathies
until the curtain fell upon the reunion of
the husband and wife after a separation
of eight years. Wo have rarely had a
liner evidence of great natural ability
rising superior to the conditions of art
interpreting by means of the simple
graces of womanhood , phases of senti
ment , of passion , of contacting emotions
that a more studious art might have
portrayed with moro finish ; but with less
charm , less delightful simplicity , less
symathctio tenderness , less impressive
truth than her acting in the third act of
the play. Miss Madderu is still young ;
she is vivacious and winsome , tind is
destined to achieve a high position upon
the stage. Not the least of Miss Mad-
doru's accomplishments Is her singing. "
See the only standard bred stallions
for service in Council Bluffs. "Dr. Arch
ibald , " No. 3,015 , and "Register , " No.
6,813. At the driving jiark.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Edmundson have
started on their European trip. Mr. Er
nest Hart accompanied them to New
York.
Dr. Lawrence expects soon to depart
for Europe on a two years' trip. He is
planning on spcndjng next winter in
Italy and the following season in Paris.
Mrs. L. 11. Josslyn , of Janesvillo , Wis. ,
arrived hero yesterday ou a visit to her
daughters. Mrs. 11. W. 'lilton , Mrs. P. M.
Pryor and Miss Emma Josslyn.
See the only standard bred stallions
for service in Council Bluffs. "Dr. Arch
ibald , " . 3,015. and "Register , " No.
6,812. At the driving park.
The Ilamblotouian stallion , Arbitrator ,
can be seen at my stable ou Fourth or
Bancroft streets , three doors south of
Hattonhaur's carriage repository. Ho is
a grandson of Uysdyko's llambletonian
on the sire side , and a grandson of Mem-
brine chief on the dam side , the ac
knowledged principal products of speed
and general purpose horses in America ,
and Arbitrator is no exception to the
rule. Ho is a horse ot great in
dividual merit and speed , and for the
purpose of convincing the breeders of
high bred horses that ho is all that is
claimed of him , 1 will speed him a ten or
twenty-mile dash on the road to 000
pounds1 weight with any stallion owned
in the country. Breeders ol nigh bred
horses will make a note of this and carry
it in their hats , as the owner of these
horses puts all the money he has or can
borrow into straight horses , and not into
books , pamphlets and wind , talking
about their forty-second cousins' per
formances.
Also Colonel Rcve , bred by W. H. H.
Colby , of Fort Dodge , la. , sired by Starlight -
light , by Star of tlio West , dam by Coupon
pen , Jr. , by Coupon , by Rysdyko's Ham-
bletonian. This colt is a stranger in a
strange land , but his breeding is cer
tainly all any man could wish for. His
grout and positive individuality , his true
and powerful stride , his wonderful con
stitutional powers , and his powerful
( tool-converted frame work , insure for
him a career that will place him among
the grandest stallions in the
west. D. QUAY.
Gold Watches and Chains.
The largest atd best stock to select
from at the lowest prices , at
C. B. JACQUKHMIN & Co's.
Onico of Mulholland & Co. , removed to
in under the Citizens' bank. Telephone
No. 103. Leave your orders for ice.
Cheap'storage in either small or car
load lots at Nos.22,34 and 20 Pearl street.
J. R , SnyJcr.
lrs. Hanchott & Smith , olllco No. IS
Pearl st. Residence , 120 Fourth st. Tele
phone No 10.
. J.WE. . L. Squire make beautiful
abstracts of title , and deserve the sue
cess they are enjoying.
Don't you buy a gasoline stove till yoi
have examined the Quick Meal. Youinuj
regret it , aa many hare. Cole & Cole ,
No. 41 , Mam street.
Bend your fireworks and other Fourtl
of July orders to the Mueller Music com
wany. No 103 Mula street , Council Blutl'a
Wholesale only.
Latest improved gasoline stovcj at N c
604 Main street. W. A. NV ood.
Lime , cement , plubtcr , hair , coul , etc.
Council Bluffs Fuel company , No. 53' '
Uroadway , telephone 180.
They Observe Ascension Day With Pil
grimages and Refreshments ,
STREET ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Success of n Tmcnl Invention Mian
Alnddcm To-Nljjht A Youn/f / Mail
Hnvcd Ity Ills Sinter's Tender *
IICHS The Stolen Snddlo.
Ascension Day.
Ascension day was observed hero by
the Knights Templar In accordance with
the programme and arrangements an
nounced before. There was a largo at
tendance of Knights and the mounted
pilgrimages were viewed by the lookers-
on with great interest. It was certainly
as pleasing a parade as ever passed along
the streets of Council BluiFs. There was
a goodly number of visitors from other
cities. The services at St. Paul's ' church
were very interesting and impressive.
Rev. T. J. Muckny , who is also a Sir
.Knight , olllciated. The churcn was
beautifully decorated with llowers. On
the pulpit was a largo Maltese cross of
cut llowers , ami another noticeable deco
ration was that of the stained window
which was donated to the church by
Ivanhoe commandery. The front pews
were filled with uniformed Knights , and
the rest were taken eajiorly by ladies and
gentlemen anxious to .sou and hear. A
most excellent choir rendered the musical
portion of the service in a highly pleas
ing manner. The choir consisted of
Mrs. Dillon as soprano , Mrs. Ward as
alto , Mr. l.M. Troynor as tenor and Mr.
Ed. Spooncr as bass , with Prof. Lipiort as
organist. Mrs. Dillon hasacnind voice ,
and its clear , full notes could be heard in
all parts of the church , and in the "To
Dcuni Laudamus" she did
some most ex
cellent solo work. The other parts were
well sustaintcd also , and the music was
especially enjoyable. One of the most
pleasing features of the service was when
the knights arose , and , drawing their
swords , raised them and joined In repeat
ing the apostle's creed. Rev. Mr.
MacUay's sermon was an earnest , clear
and eloquent one. Ho chose as his text
the words found in Acts 1:0 : "Lord , wilt
tliou at this time restore again the king
dom to Israel ? "
Ho dwelt upon the fitness of observ
ing Ascension day. It was the diadem
of all the Christian festivals. The resur
rection of Christ was rightfully com
memorated by the Easier day , but if
Christ had simply risen from the dead to
live again a life of sorrow and struggle ,
it would have availed but little. It was
His ascension which showed that the vic
tory over death was real. It presented
the irrcat fact that there was not only a
resurrection , but that there was a life
beyond , an ascension into another and
better realm. The preacher drew a
very interesting comparison between
templarism and the church , showing that
they were both based on the same truths ,
the same faith , the same traditions. It
was very fitting , therefore , that they
should join in the observance of this
Christian festival. The ancestorial tem
plarism was accompanied by war in its
dire reality. While the sword was not
used now for the drawing of blood , j'ct
the morals and the manhood had been
bequeathed to these succeeding genera
tions , and the same virtues were to bo
followed for higher and nobler purposes.
Christ came to establish a kingdom , but
it was a spiritual one. The church and
this order of Christian knighthood had a
common foe to light , and wore striving to
reach a like victory. They were organ
izations to be used not as an end , but as
a moans of helping build up that king
dom of righteousness which Christ came
on earth to establish. The sermon
throughout was strong , thoughts were
closely linked , but clearly given , and the
rhetorical clothing was too tine to bo sub
jected to the crowding process of a sum
marized report.
After the services at the church the
knights mounted their horses. The first
pilgrimage was to the residence of Sir
Knight L. B. Crafts , whore refreshments
were served. Then the pilgrimage was
made to Fairview cemetery. As the long
line of mounted knights proceeded along
Broadway they presented a beautiful
sight , and the sidewalks wore lined with
eager watchers. At the cemetery there
were simple services at the graves of the
fallen knights , Weirich and Ficara. Sir
Knight Joseph Lyman cave the address
at the crave of the lirst , and Sir Knight
C. M. llarl at that of Ficara. Both ad
dresses were brief , but the tributes wore
tender and befitting. The pilgrimage
was resumed , the kniehts riding to Fair-
mount park , and after observing its
marvelous beauty , they proceeded to the
residence of Sir Knight W. C. James ,
where refreshments wore served. This
was the closing scene of the day , and all
participants seemed to enjoy themselves
greatly.
The following are these who joined in
the proceedings :
IVANHOK COMUAHDAUY No. 17 , K. T.
Sirs E. 11. Fonda. E. C. ; J. B. Atkins ,
G. ; J. Lyinan , C. G. ; T. J. Macfcay. P. ;
T. B. Lacey , Rco. ; ( J. 11. Jackson , S. W.
V. W. Carey , J. W. ; W. D. Stillman
Std. B.M.Dugnctto. ; Sd. B.S. ; 1. Kin
W. ; S. S. Nash , S.j W. D. Robinson , J. _ .
Martin , W. C. James , George Vearns , G.
W. Drake , J. C. Gothwaito , Ed Mott , L.
B. Crafts , D. B. Pile , George lludio , C.
M. Hurl , J. 11. Snyder , R. T. Bryant , J.
O. Hoffmayr , M. J. Allworth , J. P. Faul ,
S. C. Osboru , W. F. Laraway , C. D.
Stevens , James McNaughton and L. B.
Judson.
MOUNT ZION COMMANDAUV No. 49 , K.
T. , stationed at Harlan , la. Sirs W. F.
Cleveland , E.G. ; J. H. Louis , C. G. ; O.
P. W viand. Reo. ; W. J. Davis , T. ; George
S. Gibbs , W. ; W. C. Campbell , Sd. B. ; P.
B. Hunt , P. ; J. M. Kuhl , H. J. Garland ,
D. Daley. B. F. Esholman , W. W.
Whellor , W. J.Williams.EdBtirgstrcsser ,
D. B. Shcller , E. A. Vaughan , IV B. Kuil
T. J. Garrisson , A R. Barrett , A. S.
Roiloy , F. H. Smith , S. B. Frum , H.
Freeman and D. J. Klssler.
MOUNT CALVAKV COMMANDF.IIY No. 1 ,
K. T. , stationed at Omaha. Nob. Sirs
Gusttw Anderson , E. C. : C. P. Need ham ,
G. ; H. G. Clark. C. G. ; V. P. Low , J. W.
H. P. DoValon. S.V. . ; J. N. Westberg ,
W. ; M. Cody , Sid. B. ; M. O. Moore , Sd.
B. Past grand otticcrs of Nebraska : E.
K. Long. P. G. C. ; C. P. Noedhara , P. 1) .
G. C. ; G. W. Lininger.P. G. C. G. , G. F.
Mahood , J. Reed , J. G. Willis , W. A.
Stowo , D. M. Wilson. N. B. Apple , T. E.
Keys , J. T. Clarkson , E. Davis , A. Atkinson -
son , L. Borka , H. S. Smith , \V. A. Gard
ner , D. E. Humo. J. H. llutler. W. B.
Leach , P. C. Paschal commandery No. 83 ,
K. T. , Chlllicotho , Mo.j J. E. McDonald ,
Hope commandery No. 30 , St. Clairville ,
O. ; F. McCroa , Malta commandory No.
31 , Ottumwa , la ; S. F. Uoyco. Duluth
commandery , Minn.
Alfred Green , KedroncoinmandoryNo.
43 , Atlantic ; F. M. Pierce , Mankato com-
mandory No. 4 , Minn. : 0. P. Brlnton ,
Excaliber oommamiery No. It ) , Boone. la.
E. C. Smith , Columbian commandery
No. 8 , Sioux City ; J.'S. Grctzor , the same.
tbo City.
There seems to be a good deal of dis
satisfaction about the present manner
ncd expense of lighting the streets , as
well as tbo cxhorbltant price of gas for
private consumption. The council is en
tertaining proposals for street lighting ,
and some very low estimates are being
mud . Thu electric light company is ar
ranging to submit a proposition at an
! , early date , uaU It ii not unlikely that ar
rangements will bo made by which the
business portion of the city will bo lighted
by electric lights , and the residence portion
tion by oil devices. The council expects
to have to take up the question at its
next meeting , there being otic prouosal
on which the company making it wants
action at an early date.
A Tjocnt Invention.
C. J. Bcckman is meeting with won
derful success with his patent fence and
rail sockets. The patent was issued only
last February , but its merits are so ap
parent that it lias jumped Into public
favor. It only needs to be scon to convince -
vince anyone that it is just what is
needed. It is very simple and inexpens
ive , and its advantages and variety of
uses are lee numerous to mention. Among
the great advantages In fence building is
that while the fence is as solid as the
everlasting hills , yet any panel can bo
removed in two minutes. For repairing ,
where there is a broken picket or rail , or
for gaining an entrance into a yard , this
easy removal of a panel is very conven
ient. Another great advantage is that
no matter how much wood may shrink
or rot , the end of the rail is held linn , is
protected from rain and weather , and
made durable. Any kind of fencing can
be put up with these sockets or locks.
In gas-pipe fencing there is no need for
couplings , and hence the rails in panels
are perfectly smooth. The locks are nmdo
of maloablo iron , on account of durabil
ity , and give a line finish to a
fence. In fact there are many such ad
vantages which are to bo seen at a
glance. Mr. Bcckman is energetically
calling public attention to the merits of
his patent , and it is pleasing to note that
he is meeting with such succes as the val
iant , empty sleeved vetei an merits. Al
though his patent is young , he has put
up a 1-irge amount of fencing with it al
ready. Among the fences are : Six hun
dred feet at the residence of A. J. Crit-
tendon , on upper Broadway , and 100 feet
in front of his property on Lincoln ave
nue ; ! ! 3 ( ! feet in front of the South Third
street school house ; 000 feet at the ceme
tery in Quick , Hardin township ; 000 feet
at A. B. Walker's residence on Sixth uv-
cnuu-,369 feet at S.Fnrnsworth's residence
on South Eighth street ; 50 feet at C.
llaltleno's residence ; 285 feet for ( k'orgo
Korline , East Pierce street. There arc
other orders in , and all seem delighted
who have the patent in use. These con
templating fence building should look at
these fences , or communicate with Mr.
Beckmuu.
See the only standard bred stallions for
service in Council lilullV , "Dr. Archi
bald. " No. 2015 , and "Hegister , " No.
5813 , at the driving park.
Ills Sister Hoftencd.
George R. White , who was arrested
hens for larceny in Chicago , was yester
day released. It scorns that ho had boon
living too fast there , and in order toraiso
some money had relieved his sister of
considerable jewelry. The young man
was repentant , and yesterday gave the
needed information as to where the
jewelry was. On this being telegraphed
to Chicago the reply was received that
the sister would not prosecute , and that
the young man should therefore be
turned loose. It seems that the most the
sister desired was to have her brother
pinched and made to reveal what ho had
done with her jewels.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOTICIE.
Spcciiti advertisements , such M Lost , Found
' .toLnnn , For Sale , To Kent , V > ants , Hoarding ,
etc.-will bolnsortod In this column nt tbo loir
rntoof TEN CENTS PBK LINE f or the first inact
ion nnd Vivo Cents PcrMnefoioacb : subsequent
Insertion. Leave advertisements nt our olllco
No. 12 Vearl street , nuir : Uromlwuy , Council
Uluffs.
WANTS.
FOK HKNT-Ono ofllco and ono business
room nonr the now postoffleo on Broadway ,
Ono live room house , f 1" .
Ouo three room house , $10.
Ono soron room house , $ -0.
O. Mayne. No. 829 Slxuh ave.
FOR BALE-A section ol good land In Lin
coln county , Neb , , for a stock of hard
ware. Address Udell Ilrog. & Co. , No. 103 1'oiirl
itroot. Council DlntTs. or corner Farnam and
6tli streets , Omahu.
FOH SALE AstocK ffonornl merchandise In
a Rood town In western Iowa. A first-
class chance for unv ono wishing to engage In
business. Stock will invoice about $800 and
will bo sold clioap. Tor further Information
'nquiro ol M. K. Smith Sc Co. , Omaha , or N. C.
litlllpg , Broker , No. 419 Ilroadwny , Council
Hulls.
"I7UU BALK -A choice house containing eight
- trooms , with porches , lurnaco , bath room ,
barn , etc , In flue neighborhood on Sixth IIT-
onue , between Sixth and Seventh streets , for
f4f > 00 If taken within ton days. Call on or
wrlto F. J. Day , No. 89 Pearl street , Counoi
mutts.
FOR SALK-Or Trade Six sections of good
land In Lincoln county , Nob. , on U. P.
railway. Call on or address Udell Ilros. & Co. ,
03 I'cnrl St. , Council lllutrs.
FOIl BALE Cheap ; a good horse. Can beat
throe mlautei. Enquire at No. 1332 West
Broadway.
VrC > TICE-wm pay the highest price for first-
Ll class cast-ptf lady's , gents , and children's
clothing , boou , shoes , bats , etc. D. Goldstein ,
NOB. 217 and ! Broadway.
Honsn denning
is to bo done by nearly all the ladies in
the spring.
Now is the right time to do this. For
ladies , it is a disagreeable but unavoid
able worlc , and we make the offer to do
the most troublesome work of all , that is
TO CLEAN THE CARPETS.
Wo clean the carpets , velvets , moqucttcs ,
brussels , or any other kind of carpets ,
without taking them up. Wo guarantee
THAT THE CAHl'ET WILL HE I'EKKKOTLY
CLKAN , THAT THE COLOU3 AIIE HE8TOUKD ,
and that no dust will bo left in the car-
pot. Wo guarantee our work and refer
to prominent parties in this city.
Send us a postal card and wo will call
upon you and explain in what way our
cleaning takes placo. G. A. FISIIEK.
No. C23 Sixth Avenue , Council blulls.
The Firm of Rosa & Russol.
Dissolved by mutual consent this 16th day of
May. J , A. HOBS will continue the business and
pay all bills of the late nrm and collect all ac
counts. J. A. KOSH.
W. A. HUBSEL.
Star Sale Stabfes and Mule Yards
Urondwtiy , Council Blulls , Opp. Dummy Depot
. _ e
Horses and mules kept constantlyon
hand , for sale at retail or in car load
Orders promptly tilled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SHLUTKR & BOLEV , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 114
Formerly of Keil Sale. Stables , corner
1st. are. and 4th street.
IIai a complete line of
[ 1 1 I'll'
I.nrgnlihtJluvrhtto.black and all colors. Pat
tern bonnets , hats and torjuct , a ipoclaltjr.
Ko lilt Uouglai it. , Omaha.
J { . RWE , M. D.
Cancers and'other ' Tumors
Icmorcd without the knitc or Drawing o
Blood.
Over 80 vears Practical experience.
o. 11 Peart St. , Council Uluffs.
CRESTON HOUSE.
'he only Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a fire
Estape.
And All Modern Improvements.
215 , 217 andlaiO Main St.
MA1X M01TX Prop.
K. S. BAUXETT ,
Justice oi the Peace ,
415 Uroadway , Council BlulR
lefers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
TME TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
Standard No. 2915) ) Sired by Almont No
I ) , nud "Kt-irisUsr , " ( Standard No. 0812.
sired by Tramp No. 808. Tlieso stallions
vil ! make the .season of 1887 at the Coun-
3il lilulls Driving Park.
For particulars nuiiiiro of or address ,
WADE CAKY , Council Blulls , la.
FllAXK S. HICK ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
, estimates nnd reports on bridges ,
'Inducts , foundations mid goneriil eiiKiiiccrlnjf.
Jluo prints ot ntiy slzo nnd cimiuUty.
Onicu No 13 N. Muln St. , First National Bank
Block.
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
AND
FINE POTTERY.
I'rlccs Very Low ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ,
JVO. XV 3IAIX ST. ,
COUNCIL 11LUFJFS , : : I A.
OHN V. STONE. JACOB fUMS
STONE & SIMS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
actice in the Stajje and Federal Courts.
Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Horses ] $ Mules
? or all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
gle or double.
MASON WISE , Coicil Bluffs
OFFICER & PUSET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established 1SST.
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Amber ,
TortoiscShcll
etc.Hair Or
nnnicnts , as
well as tlio
newest nov
elties in lialr
goods.
Mrs.C. L.Gillette
20 Main St. Out of town work so
licited.
WAIT FOR THE GREATEST
10 GT. SHOW ON EARTH.
KING & FRANKLIN'S '
- ) NE\V ( -
Colossal Shows !
- ) AND ( -
WILD.WEST !
f T _
- A MIGHTV CONGHKSS OF -
WORLD FAMOUS FEATURES !
A Splendid Amusement Organization , known
throuchout tlio IciiK'li ana broiultli of the
land. To speak of ita Hiiro Merita Is a
useless task. SulOco It to any Unit
while this year It is moro than
Double Its Former Vastness
In all Departments , the price of admission Is
Iteduuod Quo Hundred Per Coat.
AT
COUNCIL BLUFFS
- TWO DAYS ONLY' -
Thursday & Friday , Maj 26-27
Troupe of Performing Stallions
Imported and educated expressly for this show.
10 lleaiitlful Female Aerial Artists 10
15 Earth's Great Human Marvels 15
7 FUNNV CLOWNS 7
The Molly Bom of Momus 1
SIXTEEN i-ILUPUTIAN PONIE3
In Surprising nnd lleautlful i'erfornmncoi ,
5 LKAOING NATIONS OF TUB KAUTII 8
Kepreioutod In Oar Famous Troupe of
Ail-Star ArtltU.
Troupe ofYlru Walkers.
Troupe Performing Hlrdg.
LIFE ON THE PLAINS I
And thrllllnifly contrasting the WIM West of
the New World with tbo Classic Pastimes of the
Old , introducing Cowboys. Western Indians.
and Mexican Vnnuoroi. The most novel and
complete exhibition of the kind over projected ,
including every typo of manhood known to
those who dwell on the Wild Frontier , or Just
Over the Border. An Exhibition that is not a
Show but a fact.
GRAND FI1F.F. STHKET PARADE
AT 10 A. M.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS-
TWO Performance * Dally , 1 Had T P. U.
$100,000.00 $
Worth of
Men's ,
Boys' and
Children's
J
Hats , Gaps and Gents' '
Furnishing Goods.
At forced sale , commencing
Monday , May 16th , regard
less ol1 cost or value at
& GO'S.
Peoples' ' Store
Eelow we give ci partial list of
prices during this sale.
Men's Sunnnci' Coats , all nlseat
ISc each.
n' Seersucker Coals and Vests ,
choicest patterns , at ! )5c for coat ami
vest *
ittJis' and ' sizes
boys' , same
price.
dlcn's suits , cents , pants and vests ,
l,91.yt , $ l. a , $2.30 , 94 , $3
and $ < i.5O , all worth double the
money.
Men's Viilon Cassimcre Suits ,
$2.23 , ? ? .7J , $ X.KO1.73 , $5.30
and $ G.
Men's all wool Cassimcre Suits ,
flood quality , best styles , cleyant jil
ting { /oodst for 93 , $ < i , $7t8fl >
and ? W.
Jlcst vitality Middlesex blue cloth
Suits ( Grand Army Stilts ) at $ S.ao
each. This is the best quality made ,
and Is sold by everybody for $12.no
to $1.5. Extra Grand Army but
tons fiiven with each suit.
Men's Worsted Suits , $ I to $9.
Over liOO suits formerly sold at
from $ lit to $2O each , will be sold
ilurlny this great sale at S JO eacli ,
Attention is invited to our lai'i/c
stock of Boys' and Children's Cloth-
inn , which yoes regardless of cost.
PANTS.
Men's Wortdno Pants , ,10c , GOc ,
75c , $1 and $1.25 , worth morctlian
double the money.
Men's Union Cusslmere I'ants ,
100O pairs at 91 pair , regular
value 92 to tf.
50O pairs Men's Woo I'ants ,
? 1.SO , $1.75 , $2 to $3 and up to
95 each.
Gents' Furnishing
GOODS.
GOO doxen Earl C mison's , Fel
lows > C Co. 's , and other iMikes gents'
Linen Collars , Oc each.
1 case Itockford Mixed Seamless
Half'JIose at Sc. Onlylpairs tocaclt
customer.
2 cases best British Half I/o. e , 4
pairs for 25c.
3 cases Men's Fancy Half Hose ,
3 pairs for 25c.
A good Percale Shirt for 2ffc.
A good Cheviot Walking Shirt for
25c.
25c.A good Straw Hat for fie.
A good Men's Undershirt for IGc
and 25c.
REMEMBER That each and
every article you buy from us Is new
fresh goods , direct from the eastern
manufacturers. JVb old shop-worn
nor bankrupt stuff that has been re
fused by every other town in the
country on account of falling to
pieces from laying and moth-eaten.
We protect our ctistomers and
guarantee satisfaction in every case.
Don't fall to attend this great sale
and do not postpone your visit too
long , for we wish these goods to be
seen by as many customers as possi
ble.
1IEMIY EISEMAN & CO.'S
PEOPLE'S STORE ,
DOS , 314,316,318 , , and 320
BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - I A.
We are careful what we say in an
advertisement , and don't believe it
pays to entice people into our stores
by representations ivhlch we CAN
NOT BACK UP.
ELECTRICITY !
DR. RICHARDS' Electric Bath Rooms and Office
No. 607 Hynsler St. , Council Bluffs.
One Square North of the P. O. Building.
Treatment and Baths Given Ladies by Mrs. Dr
Richards on Tuesday , Thursday & Saturday.
Electricity is a remarkable nnturalagcnt which has long been known and utilized
as a remedy for disease and continued experience has enlarged its sphere of u fceful-
ness and improved its appliances by which it is employed until its utility a tiu virtue
has become second to no other known remedy , in the treatment of certain forms of
disease. This agent is employed here in all its most serviceable forms by the aid of
large batteries , static machines , electric cabinet baths , electric water baths , the elec
tric chair and electrodes for treating all parts of the body. We arc prepared to do
all that can be done with these great remedies. In cases of Rheumatism , Neuralgia ,
Paralysis , Spinal Irritation , Rectal Diseases , Nervous Diseases in females arising
from Uterine disorders and many other chronic and stibacute troubles , it stands at
the head of all known remedies or methods cure. A thorough study of it for years
and he successful treatment of hundreds of cases , after all other remedies had fail
ed , is sufficient evidence of its great worth and perfectly satisfies us with Us good
effects on the diseased body. In the great hospitals and sanitarians of America
and Kttrope , electricity is leading all other methods of treatment. In all leading
colleges the professors are teaching electricity as one of the polent remedies and a
special chair is appointed in manv of them. Many of the ablest physicians ofall _
schools are making a specialty ofelectricitv to the exclusion of almost everything
else. This great remedy has often fallen into disrepute by being recommended and
used by persons , and physicians , perfectly ignorant of its properties and powers ,
who would as often advise and use the wrong current as the right one or depend
upon it in diseases for which it is not adopted. We are sure that when the people
become educated in the use of electricity ( or many diseases with n Inch the body
! s afflicted and find the great good therein , the medicines and patent righted nos
trums upon which they now rely will grow old and dusty on the shelves. Electricity
is nature's great remedy and to fully understand and skilfully apply it is our eflort
and aim in life.
For further information call at the office or fend for de
scriptive and illustrated pamphlet on Electricity and
Electro Therapeutic Baths , by
DR. RICHARDS ,
607 Mynster Street , Council Bluffs , la.
O. CT. OOLIB Z
Real Estate Broker , and Dealers
Council Blulfr Office , Masonic
Temple. Omaha Office , No 111
North lOlh street.
Particular attention given to In-
vcNtlng fiiiulN for nou - rcxl-
deutN. Special bargains' In lotit &
aero property In Omaha & Coun
cil Ulull'M. Correspondence solic
ited.
GARDEN HOSE ,
Steam , Gas and Water Pipe
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY ,
No 552 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , Iowa
Mail Orders Shipped Promptly.
Swanson Music Company ,
No. 329 Broadway Con ncll BInffa
ESTEY PIANOS , GAMP & CO.'S PIANOS ,
ALSO PIANOS OF OTHER MAKES.
Estey Organs , Gamp& Go.'s ' Organs and Western GottageOrgans
A few comments regarding the Estoy Pianos. In ovovy civilized country on tkn
clobo the nnmo of Estoy is a household word with lovers of music ; it is /juarnntaa
fbr.thu exquisite quality of tone in musical instruments , bearing the name that com
mands confidence , admiration and enthusiasm.
FARM LANDS CHEAP
Kansaa , and ranging from f.VOO to
Farminc Land ? in Iowa , Minnesota , '
10.00 per noro.SohSol and state lands in Minnesota on 301 years' time 5 per
cnt interest. Land Buyers fare free. Information ,
RTT
No. 555 IJroadvray , Council Wufls , Iowa , agent for Freidriksen & Co. , Chicago.
( "Successors to
HAYS & GLEASONT ,
Commission and Produce Merchants ,
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Ifo. 21 South Main Street.
N. SCHU21Z ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office over American Express.
O. B. ALLEN ,
Ab. 11 Xorth Main St.
City and county maps , of cities and couatlt *
we atom lows , Nobraika and Kanias.
REAL ESTATE ,
Vacant Loll. l n > H , Cllj Heil4 nco anf
Farms. Acre property In western part Of oltr.
All telllnif cheap to make room for spring ilooK
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
Jlcoia 6 , ey r Officer 4 Pmej'i Bank , Cou (
r niuffa. .