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r THE OMAHA DAILY E : FRIDAY. MAY 27. 1887 , ' '
TILE DAILY BEE ,
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, ICE NO. 12 , PEARL STREET ,
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I dlrcred by carrier In miy pnrt of ( ho city nt
twenty cehte per wuuk.
11. W. TILToic. Manager.
TELEPaONFS :
lppiNT..A Orrict , No , 4.
NtrITEbt7olt No. : .
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M1NO1 : buNTiuN ,
N , Y.Plumbing .
Few spring goods at Relter's , tailor.
] 'ark avenue solvers sv'cre bong flushed
yesterday.
Thin popular resort is the Mnnh attan
418 Broadway , Itudio & Ycnnwhio.
The married ladies' progressive euchre
, elnb met last ueiiisg at the resldencu of
Mrs , W. C , Jamen. :
'rho weekly emoting of Manawa ( inn
chub will take place at the driving park
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
A proereasivo hearts party was given
, last evening by Mrs. ltockwch and Mrs.
Fuller at the residence of the former ,
The Bavarian band gives the second of
Its Bayliss park concerts this uvedug.
Several pleasing solos are on the pro.
grnntulo.
'I'hc funeral of Mrs. A , U.1Vickens took
place yesterday from the residencu of
her parents , Mr , and Mrs , J. .J. Newton ,
on 1 entou sweet.
The uool tournament will begin to.
night at'I'ho iNnnhattnn and will last
nine evenings. It is for the champiou
ship of western Iowa tied has sonic seven
or eight entries ,
City Marshal Guanella yesterday did
Q' the liandsonie thing by Chief of Police
Mtillen and Caphaim O'Brien. lie pinned
upon the chief's breast a gold star , a
beauty , and a hauulsome silver one upon
that of O'lhrieu. 't'he gifts were duly ap
predated , and were worthily bestowed.
The city council meets Munday night ,
and tax payers are getting their eom
Plaints In readiness to present. ' 1'he e
are very few who elafui that they are as.
Sassed far over forty percent of their real
val nation , but the burden of complaint is
that sonic one else is assessed less than
they.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
f serve dinner and stippcr on 11Iondlty ,
r May 30 , Decoration day , at thu Blue
F- Front , No. 508 Broadway , Diuner will
be served from 11 a. m. tlllw p. nn. ; sup.
h nor from 5 to 10 p. m. Strawberries and
lco cream will be served at both dinner
and supper.
"The Devil's Auction" was presented a
1' ' second time at the opera horse last eve
: ping , by Gilmoro's coupany : , lumbering
, aixty or more. The grant spectacular
was given in a manner far superior in
all its detains than any previous prescn
S tation in this city. The scenery is fine ,
and the mechanical workinirs magical.
The acrobats , gymnasts and ballots arc
sprightly and graeefal and more variety
could hardly be crowded into an enter.
tanment.
Colonel E , A. Consigney , of Avocawill
watch the hymenometer more closely
bureafter. Only a week before the mare
riago of Jacob Sims , the colonel was
joking himn lit blsful i noranco of the
approaching evunt.'e lie asked 'in why
in tie world he didn't emarried nn
the latter replied that lie might if lie got
aulliciunt inducements oflered. ' 'here.
upon the innocent colonel told him that
if he WOllll get married lie would give
him it barrel of his best flour. A week or
! so later the happy event was announced ,
and since then Consi uo has been waiting -
ing for Shins to be a condition to use
the flour. Mr. and 14r.s. Sims having now
gone to housekeeping thin barrel of flour
has canto along , the colonel gladljr keeping -
ing his word , as ho is a great friend of
Mr , Sinus , The present is a practical one ,
and is doubtless auly nppreciated.
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Pcraonal Paragraphs ,
Hon. C. R , Bolter , of Logan , was inthe
city yesterday.
Mayor E. ltichart , of Neola , was in the
city yesterday ,
Postmaster Lavenburg , of Armourwas
In the city yesterday.
H. S. Watkins , of Neola , one of the old
: est citizens , was in the city yesterday.
" C. S. Keenan and George Bogart , of
Shenandoah , visited the city yesterdy.
; c Sam Noble loft last evening for St.
Paul to close up the estate of his father ,
Dlr. 'Link , oiLemars , duo of the attor-
nays who arc prosccutiug saloons , is in
the city.
C. li. Converse , of Oakland , visited the
4" , Bluffs yesterday in the interests of his
h clients.
Ur , It. Ludlam and Mrs. Dr. Reynolds ,
of Chicago , were at the Ogden yesterday ,
called hither by professional duties.
J. SV. Green , who has one of the most
Important carrier routes in thu mail scr
vice , has gone to Davenport on a few
days' trip. Green is the nnost accommodating -
dating and faithful carrier ever on this
route , and the business men appreciate
' his willingness to do extra service in
4 S order that they may be accommodated.
S i" ' Limo plaster hair , coal , etc
Council Bluffs duel company , No , 530
Broadway , _ na1 .
Latest improved gasoline stoves at No
1104 Main street , W. A. S1'ood. '
llardman , Pock & Co. , wilt move into
, their newW wareroom ometime this
month. The front of the building is up
and already some idea can be gained of
the appearance of the place. It will be.
; ' when ttnished , one of the finest piano
' wareroons in the city-The Music 'I'rndo.
The Mueller Music company No. 103
, Main street Council Blull's are the gen
oral western agents of these celebrated
k , pianos.
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° Drs. Hanehett iith , o111co No. 1 9
Pearl st , residence , 120 Fourth st , ' 1'cle
r phone No. 10.
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Tally One.
When a dealer says he has a new thing
in gasoline stoves , tt means another ox-
perimmnt Ours is the old reliable Quick
Meal. ! t has hover gone back on our
guaranteo. COLE & Cot.E ,
41 Main St.
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'rhie Iltimblctontan stallion , Arbitrator
can be seen at my stable on Fourth o i
Bancroft streets , three doors south o f
ltattenhanr's carriage repository. lbn i s
a grandson of Rysdyke's llamblotonian n
on the , ire side , and a grandson of Mou
brine chief on the dam silo , the Re
s knowledged principal products of speed
and general purpose horses in America
and Arbitrator is no exception to the
rule , lie is a horse of great individual
merit and speed , and for the purpose 0 (
convincing the breeders of high bred
horses that he is all that is claimed o f
him , I will spend hhu a ten or twenty
mile dusts on the road to 600 pounds
weight with any stallion owned in tln o
country. Breeders of high bred horse s
will nsake a note of this and carry it 1
their hats , as the owner of these horse s
puts all the money lie has or can bor
row into straight horses , and not int a
, books , pamphlets nail wind , talkin g
about heir forty.second cousins' per
forinauces.
Also Colonel Reeve , bred by W. H. H
Colby , of Fort 1 od ; + , e In. , sired by Star
t light , by Star of the lStost , dam by Con
} ) M ) , Jr. , by Coupon , by ltysdyke's Han
bletontan , l ids colt is a stranger lit a
strange land , but his brooding le car
tally nil any man cold wish for. lit
great atl positive individuality , his tru
and powerful stride , his wonderful con
" stituiohal powers , and his powerfu
steei converted triune work , Insure to
hen a career that will placo' himu anop ,
thu grandest stallions in tine west.
, ' D. G& x ,
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TilE NEWS IN TIIE BLUFFS.
Jonathan Jones On His Third Trial for
Murder ,
A STRAY LAD CARED FOR.
A Slight Manawa Accident-Quarrel-
lug Over pried Apples-tVait
hiig'I'or Bridge News-The
Saloon Cases.
On Trial For Murder.
The trial of Joitnnthan Jones , on the
charge of murder , opdod in the district
court yesterday. ' ] 'Ids is an old case , but
still Interests many , The bloody alriur
occurred iii February , 1878. Jones lull
David Roberts , ttlo deceased , were neighbors -
bors In Ili eel Ioll township. They had
sonic dllticulty and it is cluuned : that
.Jones shot inn on the highway , killing
hint ahuost instantly. Jones has been
tried twice. On the first trial he was
found guilty ah1 sentenced to fourteen
years ha the pusitenliary. A new trial
was obtained , aul on this second trial ho
was found guilty and sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary. Another trial
was obtained , and that ss now in proo
gross , Attorneys Mynster and 1)aily are
prosecuting , and Colonel C. It. Scott , of
Omaha , with Lymlan & hunter , of this
city , afro dnfundimg The jury to the
case are : John Kitlering , .1. P. Hess , J.
1' : , Brooks , A. M Miller , C , C , Despnine ,
1' . 11 , 1Villiains , ltobcrt 1Varburton ,
, James 1'esay , Join Booth , A hart , L.
\Villianis E , La vskovski
? lost ot yesterday afternoon was spent
in taking the testimony of ? 1r,1S , alter ,
tt'ho twice before hty : told on the seam
: ll that he knew of tqe tragedy , lie saw
front his house two tacit running , and
thought there was tat accident. Soon
after lie saw one of the nice , who is supposed -
posed to be .Jones , going to Juicy' house.
lie afterward found the other mum , Roberts -
erts , lying in the road shot in the head.
Roberts wits breathing , but did not speak
and only lived a short time.
There are several defenses outlined to
Jones' behalf , One is that there is no
evidence that lie shot Roberts. Another
that if lee ltd shoot him it was in self-
defense , and still another that Jones was
insauo. Jones is now a man past the
prime of life. lie sits apart from hits attorneys -
tornoys , with a sullen look , apparently
having as little concern in the case as if
it was a cavil suit and between other par.
tics. No one looking over the crowd in
the court room would pick him out as
the defendant. It is said that he is in a
stupid condition mentally , and has no
appreciation of the situation.
The case is being sharply prosecuted ,
and twill be strongly defened. Every
possible point Is being covered , and the
legal battle will be in keeping with the
importance of the case. .Plic trial will
last several days.
A Stray Gad ,
A twelve year old boy named Wesley
Post , not being able to find his parents
was compelled to spend Wednesday night
in the city jail.
It scans that young Post's parents ro-
niovcd from Omaha to this city on
Wednesday and the boy followed with
the expectation of meeting his father
at the Broadway ( iumuny Idiot which ho
failed to do. Ile wandered up town and
went to the city jail and was yesterday
taken tarn of bMrs. Bradbury of the
Essex house.
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A Manawa Accident.
On Wednes evening Miss Jennie Conk ,
who was riding horseback , was thrown
oil hump Back bridge into the railroad
slongh. Near the bridge lay several
logs , stud George Bebbington's horse
shied to one side , striking the horse of
Miss Cook , knocking him over. Miss
Cook fortunately escaped with the sprain
of a finger and a ducking ,
A Fight Over Dried Apples
Yesterday a traveling mum , representing -
ing Steele & Johnson , of Omaha , was
showing tap samples in Jacob Apel'a store.
The talk turned upon dried apples , and
while the traveling man was discoursing
upon the peculiar merits of some dried
apples which ho liad for sale , Spal Miller ,
who was standing by , joined in the talk.
He had been drinking some , and was not
only talkative , but disagreeably so. Ile
contradicted the salesman's glowing ac
count of dried apples , and the salesman
olrcred to back Ii ) the truth of his assertions -
tions by a bet of 10 to $ L Miller at onto
flew into a rage , and calling the travel-
man u liar hat him. In the first round
Miller got the best of the man of the grip ,
but the latter , rallying from the anox-
petted onslaught , began getting in his
Mier
work , and in turn was worsted ,
both men being somewhat bloodied in
the encounter.
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Waiting On Washington ,
"What Nava you heard from Washington -
ton ? " The question was asked more
often than auswered yesterday. Tao
citizens are vary eager to hoar the result
of the protest tiled by the Milwaukee &
St. Paul road against the location of the
Broadway wagon bridge. Thorn is a
general feeling of confidence that there
will be no permanent obstacle in the way
of the Broadway Bridge company , and
as to the future , it is conceded that the
bridge will surely be built as planned.
The annoying feature of the situation is
the delay. Every day seems an ago to
those who want to be certain before
cecding with other enterprises dependent -
ent upon the bridge being built. There
were no tidings to be hind yesterday , but
they were hourly expected.
A BEE representative asked John N.
Baldwin last evening , if lie had heard
from Washington in regard to the hearing -
ing before the secretary of war. lie replied -
plied that he hind not and that lie did not
expectany news for a few days. "It will
take sonic little time to look over the
papers in the case and I lhluk it will be
taken under advisement. From a legal
point I can see no reason for any four ;
the Milwaukee railway certainly tins no
right to the location. 1 prepared the
brief hero for the attorneys at SVashing-
too and have a lratty good idea of the
condition of the case and am not
alarmed , "
Engineer Moore was then called on.
Ha expressed himself satisfied that the
ease would be determined favorable to
the wagon bridge , and said : "I have not
expected a decision before Saturday at
least. You know there is a great deal of
rod tape in SVashinqton City. " Mr.
Moore acknowledged having received a
tale ; + , rtau : front SYaslIngton ithe morn-
fog , but stated that it was purely a buss-
floss telegram ,
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Swearing at the naloone.
The atlidavits have been tiled in the
forty new saloon injunction cases. They
are quite interesting documents , although
there is a certain sameness which runs
through mostof them. Tim affidavits are
printed blanks filled in , and by them i t
appears that two men , 11. Dnrvillo an d
e A. P , NcLcreu , have been rounding u p
e the saloons. They worked a little differ
ant ( rota the other two whose afidnyi to
formed the basis for the prcyious batch
r of Injuactions. The former pair , it will
e be rcmelnbered , partook freely , gottin C
sway with enough drinks is one day , ac
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cording to the ahlidavlls , to make any or
dinary nian as drunk as if lie had swab
loved a distillery , 'I'Imy explained their
being still sober enough to sign the atli
davits , by saying that they onlysipedlhe )
drinks tvtiieh they bought , 't'he ' new pair
of workers saved themselves sonic , ' 1 hey
did not tinyy all their drinks on one day ,
but have been buy1ng tat inherent places
during the month. One would stand by
and see the other get : t drink , asd in the
next saloon would do the drinking tvhtlo
the other stood by and served its a wit.
floss , There are three or four allidavlts
supporting each saloon against which an
injunction is asked. One or two atlida
wits are to the c11'eet that eitizeus , tvltose
navies are given , were seen to ask for
drinks and get them , 't'wo of the names
thus dragged 1n are of proninmats who
will not enjoy the notoriety thus giveil
tlieilt
No one seems to know who these two
Inca are who have been sinking the
rounds of the saloons. They are strangers -
ers here , like the other , tvlm were hired
to do this work. For some reason , best
known to themselves , they did not drink
at tune le ulin ' hotels , or at least do not
make any allbl'avits agailist them. The
Cermun hotels have already been
obliged to close their bars , soul this last
batch includes nearly , if not all , every
place where driuks are supposed to be
kept.
The defendants arc to appear before
Judge Carson June 1.
A move is being made to have those
ivlio have violated the previous injunctions -
tions brou"ht before the bar. Certified
copies of tiivse injunctions have been secured -
cured , to be attaclwd to afidayits showing -
ing that the injunctions have been disobeyed -
obeyed , The penalties for thus violating
these injunctions are heavy , and include
both line and iniurisonment. The power
is all an thin hands of the judgo. Ile can
do about as he pleases , There Is no
chance for a jury trial , and no appeal. If
the judge decades that the injunction has
been violated , he has simply to impose
the line of $ i00suid send the transgressor
to jail for six months , treating it as a
contempt of court. SVith this sort of a
club in sight the way of the transgressor
is hard ,
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A Dig Ilinue Show.
King & Franklin's circus slowed yesterday -
terday to large audiences. They have
located on the corner of Broadway and
Eighth street , and will give two performances -
ances today , it being the last day. The
show is an excellent one , and far better
than snort 50 ccnt shows. Their price is
only 10 cents each. ' 11ie grand entre is a
tine one , and the act of La Role on the
wire especially worth mention. The trick
pony is worth the price of admission
alone , as is also every act in the show ,
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-Police Court Points.
William E , Cramer was yesterday
morning fined $7,00 for sleeping oft'a
drank on a pile of lumber. J. McIntosh
and .John Jensen was given a like
amount each for being drunk and dis
turbing the peace , while John Ross , an
ordinarydrunk , was lined $7.00. The
case of Johu Robtuson , ( lie Honey creek
lishermanwas continued.
CROCKERY
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
-AND-
FINE POTTERY.
Prices Very Low ,
w. S. HOMER & CO. ,
, No. 23 . ) I1fLY ST ,
COUNCIL BLUFI'S , . . IA.
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Amber ,
LIA.
. , . , ; . ; , naments , as
L well the
. , newest nov-
' : goods. elttcaln hair
, ; Hair goods
' madeto order
MrM. C. L. Gillette
20 It in St Council Bluffs , Iowa. Out
of town work solicited , and all mall
orders promptly attended to.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards
nroaowuy , Council UIutTs , Opp , Dummy Depot
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horses and mules kept oonstantlyon
hand , for sate at retail or in car load
Orders promptly tilled by contract on
abort notice. Stock soul on commission.
Sat.UTRn & Bou v , Proprietors ,
Telephone No. 114
Formerly of Keil Sale , Stables , corner
lit. ave. and 4th street.
E. S. BARNETT ,
Justice of the Peace ,
415 Broadway , Council BIulls.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty ,
R. RICE , N. D ,
Cancers and other Tumors
Removed without the knite or Drawing o
Blood.
Over 30 years Practical experience.
No. 11 Pearl St. , Council Bluff. .
N SCIIURZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Ofice over American Express ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTI .
Special sdver'tisamente , such as Lost , hound
1o Lonn , For Snlo , To ] tent , R ants , hoarding ,
etc. , whit belneortud In this column nt the low
raloorTEN CENTS PEtt LANE fortho arst Inser
Ion anti c'lv'eContePerLint , foroach subeoqumtt
insertion. Leave adverlisetuents at our otnue
No. 12 Pearl street hoar Uroadway , Council
Uluaa
WANTS.
FOIL SUd-A : span of Surge hbtck horse. ,
with imrnoss , weight ubout2OJ pounds.
Sotind , gentle , and good drivers , tl'III eels one
or both. Address : n. ii. Dhindcl , 325 lirond-
way.
Foil SALE-A good peddling wagon , or with
trade for good buggy. Address : A. J. Man-
l26 : ; Uroauwuy.
Jj'Olt'i'ItADiL-A section of good bmtl in Lin-
coin county , Neb for a stock of hnnl
wnro. Addrest Odell Itros. & Co. , No. 1031'earl
streo , Council Uhtlls , or turner Farnam and
lath streets , Omaha.
F OR SALT.-A nice pony mare , will drive stn
gle or double unit good wader Biddle. S. T
Preach , No. J5l'eurl street.
STRAYED-Or Stolen = l'wo btrd dugs. Ono
rod spotted. One rod with nickel plated
dated cotter uimrkad "J II. I'oppe. Atlantic ,
la" Liberal rewnrd for their return to J ii.
Peppe , No , lain Sixth etreot , Council tllulls.
itEN'l'-Ono oaico and ono business
FOiI
1 room near the now pcctotilce on Urondway ,
One live room douse , $12.
0.5layno , No , 829 Slxuli ave.
F0lt SALE-A stock general uiorcbandlso In
It good town In western Iowa. A first.
class chance for env one wishing to engage In
business. Stock will nivoloo about $ M10 and
will be sold cheap. For further lnforinatlon
bngturo of 61. E. bmltha & Co. , Omaha , or N. C.
Phillips , Urokcr , No. 410 Uroadwny , Council
illutfs ,
SALE-Or Trade-Six sections of good
FOIL in Lincoln county , Net , . . on U. P.
raliwsy. Call on or addreee Odell Bros..t Co. ,
103 Pearl St. , Council Iliulfs.
NOTICE-WIII pay the highest price for first-
class cnst elf lady's , gents , and children's
clothing , hoots , shoes , hate , eta D. Ooldstoin ,
Nos. 217 and 5 Uroudway.
House Cleaning
is to be done by nearly all the ladies in
the spring , 'I
Now is the right time to do this. For
ladies , it is a disagreeable but unavoidable -
able work , and womake the offer to do
the most troublesome work of nil , that is
TO CLEANT11E CARPETS.
We clean the carpets , velvets , moquettes ,
brussels , or any other kind of carpets ,
without taking them up. We guarantee
T11AT TIIE CARPET WILL BE I'EItFECTLY
CLEAN , THAT TIIE CDI.OIIS AI1E RESTORED ,
and that no dust will bo left in the car-
pet. We guarantee our work and -refer
to prominent parties in this city.
Send us a postal card and we will call
upon you and explain in what way our
cleaning takes plttco. G A. FIsiirit.
No. 03 Sixth Avenue , Council Bluffs.
ESTATE1
Vacant Lot. , Lands , City Resldencos and
Farms. Acre property in western part of city.
All selling cheap to make room for spring stock
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
Room 6 , over Officer & Pusoy's flank , Ccu
Ulufa
OFFICER a PUSEY ,
BANKERS
Council B1ufsIowa.
Established 1857.
Horses Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers ,
gig or do'ible ,
VISE , Council Bluffs
Ilsea complete tine of
Midsllllh1il1le ,
Lsrgehatsittwhlto , black and all colors. .Pat-
tern bonnets , hsts and toques , aepeclaity.
No 1514 Douglas .t. , Omaha.
C. R. ALLEN ,
Engineer , Surveyor , a u IS er
No. 11 North lifaln St.
City and county maps , of cities snd counties
in western Iowa , Nebraska and Kansas.
ORESTON HOUSE.
Theonly Hole/in CougciI Bluffs Having a Fire
Escape ,
end AU 1lfodcrsi Improveme11te.
215 , 217 and.219 Main St.
MAX NOUN , Prop.
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TlE : TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standard No. 2016) ) Sired by Almont No
83 , and "Register , " ( Standard No. 5819 ,
Sired by Tramp No. 808. These stallions
will make the season of 1887 at the Coun-
oil Bluff's Driving Park ,
For particulars inquire of or address ,
WADE CARY , Council Bluffs , Ia.
Joux V. STOW ] . JACOB eiets
SOME dl S/MS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
actice in the State and Federal Court.
Rooms 7 and S Shugart-Reno Block ,
COUNCIL BLUYY9.
.Mw.r
WALKING
Advertisements !
EISEMAN'S '
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Store
b
ave tried all hinds of advertising
tising in ilewspapers , loks ; ,
by llttnd-bills , signs , circulars ,
etc. , etc. , bllt the most successful -
ful alvertisenent they ever
put forth is a walking adver
tiseindnt.
1-lave you seen them ? Of
coarse yott have many a time.
1Ve refer to tllos walking
advertisements so frequently
seen on the strdets of this city
and all over the western country -
try in the shape of one of our
Suits with a man or boy inside
of them ,
1Vliat a splendid advertisement -
ment each one of these :
All Wool Suits ,
$10.
,
7J e have a large stock on ha11 f (111(1
they foul talfi fol' themselves.
Sec thole.
Four Button Worsted
Imported
Corkscrew Suits
In all Shades ,
$12.50 , $14.00 , $16.50i$18.00
$20 and $22.
'p
How they advertise us ! It
is true we don't ' make much
on thcs3 goods , but it is a sat.
isfaction every time we see a
customer buy one , we know
that lie is oils.
The fit and satisfaction our
clothing gives him will cause
him to return fortis neat suit
as well as advise his friends to
do likewise.
We offer no bait with the
hops of selling you something
e183 wheli you reach our store.
The same principal of BIG
VALUE for your money applies -
plies to every garment we offer.
Our tailor-made clothing
has proven a blessing to mankind -
kind ; the high-priced merchant -
chant tailor has been coin-
pelled to divide his trade and
give its the largest share. Our
tailor made clothing are made
by the same men who work in
custom shops.
In addition we will say that
we carry more ready made
clothing than all the other
houses in the city combined.
Dolt fool your tlnic a11d l1LOUcy
away , conic to ( lie Popular Peo-
ple's Store , toliere you yet fair mid
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Nos1 314 , 38 , 318 and 320
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Electricity is a remarkable naturalagcut which has long been known and utilized
as a remedy for disease and continued experience has enlarged its sphere of useful- zrr
ness and improved its appliances by which it is employed until its utility a nJ virtue i
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 fornis by the aid of Ytr
large batteries , static machines , electric cabinet baths , electric % vatcr baths , the elec.
tric chair and electrodes for treating all parts of the body. We are 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 subacute troubles , it stands at
the head of all known remedies or methods cure. A thorough study of it for years
and the successful treatment of hundreds of cases , after all other remedies had fail-
edcis sualcient evidence of its great worth and perfectly satisfies us with its good '
effects on the diseased body. In the great hospitals and sanitarians of America
and Europe , electricity is leading all other methods of treatment. In all leading
colleges the professors are teaching electricity as one of the potent remedies and a
special chair is appointed in many of them. Many of the ablest physicians of all \
schools are making a specialty of electricity to the exclusion of almost everything
else. Thisgreat 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 diseast s for which it is not adopted. We are sure that when the people
become educated in the use of electricity for many diseases with whichu the body
is afflicted and find the great good therein , the medicines and patent righted nostrums -
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 effort
and aimn in life.
For further information call at the office or send for descriptive - ,
scriptive and illustrated pamphlet on Electricity and
Electro Therapeutic Baths , b Y .
DR. RICHARDS1 ,
607 Mynster Street , Council Bluffs , Ia.
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