THE OMAHA BAILT BEE. TUESDAY , APHimsO , 1889.
DAILY BEE.
COTJlvrCILlBLTJFFS.
OFMCIJ. NO 18 PEAIlfc STKI3KT.
fellrcred by carrier In Any J'art of JioCltyn
'
'JwcntyCtnts Per Week.
II. W. Tll/TON. . MANAOK1U
THLKPHONKS :
ItwiKEM OFFICR No. 43.
NIGHT Kmroii. No.21.
MINOH B11CNT1ON.
N. Y. Plumbltiff Co.
The bunks will observes to-day as a legal
Jiolldny and clone their doors.
The Globe building In bcjtiR demolished
preparatory to oreclltifc n three-story brick. .
Heljcrl Mullls has removed his Rrocory
ptoclc to tlio Rtnnd formerly occupied by J , L.
Fortnnn.
Tlio ladles of the Acme Comedy company
Will itlvu nn entertainment at Armory hall ,
next 'J hur.iday evening.
A iioxv fruit and confectionery store hrtu
liccn htarted at 'Mo Hroiuhvuy with .1. I1.
Slictchlov Si Co. proprietor * .
It is no * the intention of Nixon Waterman
to hold the Uollcctor any longer than ho can
find n purchaser so ho says.
At the Inat meeting of the Maenncrchor
Boclety , Mr. Fred Hncrllnff was presented
with n handsome chair In honor of his sixty-
first birthday. The gift wus from Ills asso
ciates in the society.
To-morrow the Sunday school workers of
this county moot in the Presbyterian church ,
tl'hcro will bo a forenoon , afternoon mid
evening ( tension. All invited.
Yesterday afternoon the thrco-ycar-old
child of Air. and Mrs. J. Mueller fell into a
Juill of boiling water , while at play. Its
bunds und arum were severely scalded.
' Tlio condition of Klttio Edwards continues
to Improve. Slio is now UWIITO of the man-
her In which her injury came , and is making
n bravo light for life , with good prospects of
success.
In the district court yesterday , the only
Jury case on the day's assignment was onu in
Which Attorney Orpin was interested , and
1)0 lielnp at Avoca , the cuso had to go over.
' U'o-dny there will bo no session of the court ,
nn account of the memorial nuturo of the
tlay.
IJon't forcot the Washington centennial
memorial union meeting this morning at the
Presbitorlim church , nt 9 o'clock. A most
Intercstini ; programme has been prepared ,
consisting of music , addresses and selections
tram Washington's inaugural address.
\ In this Issue tho.I. Mueller Music company
announces its grand opening. Tlio rooms
hnvo been put in nuignillccnt yhapc. One of
the largest stock of pianos ever brought west
| u being received and a line musical pro
gramme will bo rendered. Notice the : ui. in
another column.
Last evening at S.TO : o'clock Mr. W. J.
Byrnes of Omaha and rctm M. Cofi'con of
[ Cnoxvllle , Tonn. , were married by liov. G.
IV. Crofts. Tim ceremony was private , in
the parlors at the Congregational parsonage ,
mid was witnessed by u few friends of tbu
rontrnoting parties.
Division No. 13 , uniform raiiK , K. of P. , of
Omaha , miulo their brethren in the liluffs a
fight royal visit last evening. They came In
1 train chartered for that purpose. They
weiu met bv the Sir Knights on their arrival
and CHCorlcd to the hull , whuro a banquet
Wus spread , 'ihu evening passed right
pleasantly for nil participating.
N. M. Pusov got a brief respite from his
. _ BrjJuous duties us attorney , by having u wolf
hunt on lu farm , near the city. Yesterday
ho brought'into the county auditor's ofilco
three wolves , rather Munll and young , but
Btill big enough and old enough to warrant
thousuul'uounl.v. The crop of wolves seems
jiretty fair this spring , the bounties being
paid amounting to from * . " > to 40 u day.
Some of the counters and desks in the now
coutt house aru showing up very poorly.
Even the short time since they v.'cro put in
place has caused Joints to shrinlc , until there
ore. very unseemly seams und gaps. Some
of the ornamental oieccs were so poorly
if listened on that they dropped off , apparently
l > y their own weight. Considerable patching
la necessary.
The temperance meeting at the Congrega
tional church promises to IJoVjnu of real inter
est. The topics to bo discussed nro : "Tho
progress of the Tcuiporanco Sentiment in
the Church During the Lust 100 .Years , "
JHov. Mr. Harris. "Tlio Teachings of Sci-
nncoon the Drink Question"Hev.iri. Phclps.
"Tho Advance in Methods of Temperance
"Work , " Kev. D. C. Franklin.
Tlio condition of Patrick McCunn , the dis
abled old soldier who was stricken with pa
ralysis some months ago , grows constantly
worse. It is conceded ho will nevnr bo bet
ter , flo Is receiving , ns his support , the
inunlllcient sum of W a month as pension
from the government. An effort Is being
niado to sccuio nn increase in the amount to
n sum sunlclmit to maintain him comfortably
during his lust days whu'h will bo but few
at most.
Tlio local camp of Modern Woodmen Is
negotiating with the Chautauqua managers
for a lot upon which to erect u log cabin to
bo occupied by the order as headquarters for
woodmen fiom otlier parts of the country
during the aosslonof the assembly. An effort
Is being mndo to secure tlio co-operation of
the Omaha cam ) ) und put the matter in shape
BO the "Woodmen's Log Cabin" will bo one
of the permanent things on the Clmutauquu
grounds. Tbcro is every prospect of success
in both olYorts.
A change is to.bo made at the court house.
The ho 11 id of ii-iiuc , which now occupies the
library room , between the two court rooms ,
is to change its quarters. It will occupy the
present clerk's olllcu on the lirst lloor. and
the clerk will move up stairs Into the library
room. The change will not bo made until
after the nresont-term of court. Ills thought
that Uin change will nmka it more convenient
lor thu clerk , and those who have business
With him and the court.
Articles of Incorporation wore filed yester
day fcr Iho Avoca Building and Loan asso
ciation. The now organization is quite bind-
lar to the ono which has run hero so long
und successfully. Tlio temporary oflleers
nro : W. W Gardiner , president ; N. Ilodg-
ROD , vice-president ; 1 < \ lienjamin , counsel
lor ; L. H. Smith , H. O. Scitfcrt , Henry
Weisc , W. W. Gardiner and N. Hodgson , df-
rectors. The capital .stock is placed at
$100,000. '
T. .1" . ICvans is bavin ? considerable trouble
in the erection of his building on Main
Direct. Ho secured n permit , let the contract
and started on the excavation. Then came
an olllclnl Injunction Issued on the ground
that there was rcfuso upon the lot and the
city scavenger had been given the contract
to remove It. Mr. ICvans cannot get itU
throiiL'h his head that ho has no rights In
handling his own pioperty which the city
scavenger is linunil to respect. Ho proposes
to put up his building Just the BUIIIO.
. ,
Council niulTs Loiljjo No. 270Loyul ( )
A. O. U. W. , moots in G. A. U. hull J
every Friday ovoninji at 8 o'clock.
For fcW.OU Tlifi N. Y. Plmnbinc Co.
will put u loud boTvieo pipe ami hydrant
In your yard ; iiloo 50 tool extra hoso.
Cull atonuc at ll-I Main Hrout ,
Rooms to rout , in tlio .Men-lain block.
S. . Wails worth V-C . .lSW Main street.
J. G. Tlptoti. real onato , OUT B'dway
llio Oommltu'o IlliI Not Co.
Just as the committee was preparing to
leave for Kansas City last evening , a mes
sage was received announcing that thu
Southwestern Passenger association hud
postponed its meeting until tins Hth proximo.
The committed having the mutter of u re
duction in furu for llrcmun will try to secure
nu earlier meeting with thu members of that
body , as It U not thought bust to delay thu
settlement of this matter until so lute a date.
At ) S. Cliasc will exterminate jjoph-
ors mid rats from farms and private res *
idencea for tlio Beat-on for fo and up
wards. Work warranted. Addrt-ss Ab
0. Chase , Council JJlulTs , la.
Notice tlio bountiful llnish eivrn onl-
Inrs , oulTs mid shirts by Ciibcudo Laun
dry company.
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Dr. C. C. Ihveu , dentist , Opora. house
Wook. r
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Have our wagon call for yuar toilet !
Clothe * . Caseutie I/umlrv ( Jo.
THE BLUFFS WILL CELEBRATE
Preparations Made For Varlod Sor-
vlcos.and . Sports To-Day.
SHARP TALK TO JURYMEN.
Tlioy Must Neither Drink Nor Iioaf
Cnn lit Hjr tlio Police A Mouoy
Xest ATnrily rrosocutor
Minor Mention.
Washington's Ccnlcnnlnl.
This nioralug nt U o'clock there will bo a
union mooting nt the Presbyterian church ,
nt which time and place the following pro
gramme will be carried out :
Organ salutatory Mr. WIllL.Thlxtun
Doxolocy "Prulso God from Whom All
Hlcssings Plow. "
Ucuding of President Harrison's procla
mation Uov U. O. Franklin
Hymii..Chorus choir , led by Prof. Uaotons
Kcudlnir of scriptures..Hov. G. P. Williams
Prayer Hov. T. P. Tlnxtun
Anthem Chorus Uholr
Address "Washington's Inauguration" .
Uov. Stephen Phelps , U. D
Selection fiom Washington's Inaugural
Address Mr. George II. Henuott
Address "Character of Washington" . . .
Kov. S. Alexander
Hymn "LSeJov < jd Land , " composed by
Uov. O. W. Crofts , rendered by a se
lect quartette
Mrs liert Evans , Miss Mlnnlo Merkol ,
Prof. D. W. McUormid and Mr. Frank
. Westcott.
Address "A Century's Progress"
C. M. Hurl , Esq
Prayer Uov. U. H. Cooley , D. 1)
Hymn "AmericaChorus Choir
BenedictionUov. . K. N. Harris
The following is the hymn , written by Uov.
G. W. Crofts , and which has alreadv boon
jivcn ; such high praise by those who have
heard it :
imt.ovni ) LAND.
A hundred years have passed and gene ,
Thou nlorious land of Washington ,
Since he the noble , trtlo and great
Commanded llrst the shin of state ;
A hundred years of storm and shlno
Upon the dark and heaving brine ;
A hundred yours of onward sweep
Against thu giants of the deep.
Llelnved land of Washington ,
Child of the cloudless morning sun ,
Thy birth , thy glorious birth , wo sm | ? ,
Accept , O God , our offering.
Thou land where freedom lights the way
To pilgrims of u bettor day ;
A beacon to the nations where
The souls \ mantled xvith despair ;
A laud where hope in beauty blooms
Above a thousand mossy tombs ;
Wo lift our hearts to Him who gave
This land unto the free and brave.
O , land by till the pitriot blood
That stahis the sod , that dyes the. Hood ;
O land to tlio't and labor given
The treasures of the highest heaven ;
Protected bo thy hills and plums
Hy Him who still In mercy rolirns ,
Protected bo thy ( Ing unfurled ,
The ensign of u rising world.
AT 9T. IMt I.8 CIlUHCir.
The exorcises hero will bo of special in
terest. Thoso-vice used will bo the same as
that used in St. Paul's church , Now York ,
ono hundred years ago. The rector , Uov. T.
,1. Mucknv , will preach on "Tho Dangers of
the Ucpnblif. " The G. A. U. . Dodge Licht
Guards , Uniform Uunk of the 1C. of P. , the
lire department and city council are expected
to attend this service.
ST. XAVIKK' * CUL'KOII.
High mass will bo said this morning at
KltfO o'cloek at St. Francis Xavior's church.
An appropriate sermon and musical services
will follow.
ix Tiin SCHOOLS.
The centennial of the inauguration of
Washington will be celebrated by the pupils
of the Eighth grade of the public schools of
this city to-day at "p. in. , by special exer
cises , as indicated by the following Pro
gramme :
Sontr Hail Columbia School
Address by Columbia and licsponsc by
the Thiitccn Original States
M.vrUo Bryant and Thirteen Girls
Song Ucd. White mid Hluc School
lleclamation Ship of State Freil Kinphil
Uccitatiou Union Song of the Celt
Kittio U. Osrden
Hecitatiou Washington Six Little 13oys
Uccitation Uirthday of Washington. . , .
; y.Claire Chamberlain
Song America for Freedom School
Uouding Character of Washington
Alice Phillips
Ucadlnu'of Inaugural Address
Maggie Paulson
Heading Mount Vuriiou Tribute
Jenniu Simpson
Violin Solo Cluiro Chamberlain
Accompanied by Maud Cairce.
17M-18M ) ) Hy Thirteen Girls
Uccitation Tlio Patriot Nathan Halo
Gussio Hotin
Hccitation ' 1 he flag's Uirthday
Minnie Mclntiro
Columbia and Tlilrtcen Original States with
New .States added to the Union.
Song Hurrah for the Model Republic. . .
Schoo
3ong Good Night School
TUB OUTDOOR SPOUTS.
The following Is the programme for the
sport at the driving park this afternoon :
1HU : Address of welcome by Mr. C.V
ICaton , of Cedar Kaplds , president of the
State Firemen's association.
'lR Hose race. Kntnes , J. N. Haldwin
jr. . and Kisenmu hose teams.
JOU : 100-yard foot race. Open to all locu
amateurs.
airi-Exhlbltlon : drill of the Dodge Light
Guards.
UiO : : Fifty-yard foot race. Open to all lo
cul nmutourH.
2:15 : Exhibition run of the P. Lacy liosi
team. AH members under cloven years o
ago.
ago.l:00 ! : 300-yard foot race. Open to all local
amateurs.
: ) : lf > Uall game between J. J. Hurdins , o
Omaha , and K , H. Odolls , of Council Uluffs
8.'Ml Hlcyclo race ; one mile. Open to til !
amateurs of Oinahii aud Council Ulnffs
Prize , gold medal , domitod by Mrs. K. Hurn
horn.
: i:45 : Clay pigeon match. Ten singles and
live doubles. Council Hluffa gun club.
Money loaned at L. II. Craft's & Co.'s
loan ollleo on furniture , uiiuio.-i. horaea ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly conll-
dontial.
"Confidence In Council Dluflsl" remarked
one of the home freeholders.Voll , yes ,
I've got lots of It. I've always hail , hut what
does mo most good Is the conildonco others
ure showing. Let mo five you Just a little
pointer. Lust your I had n notion that I
wanted to build a house in liccr's addition.
1 hud four lota , free and clear , and I offered
to give a mortgage on all of them , and on the
house , if 1 could got $1,200 of a loan witli
which to build. I couldn't got it. This year
I have boon offered money enough to wit up
a house , and all that U wanted for security
is a mortcuL'o on the IIOJHU and thu ono lot
on which it stands. It simply shows that
these who have money to lend have a good
deal moro conlldonco in the stability of
property than they had last year. Those
who own lots can bonow what money U
necessary to improve them. "
Notice to Water
Water rents are now duo and payable
at olllce , 111 Main street.
COUNCIL BuiKrs CITY WATIIK
"SVoiius Co.
.S. U , Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
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Money loaned on fuinituro , pianos ,
diamonds , 'horses , buggies or anything
of value at low rates of interest. No
publirltr ; full' "i"1 " honorable dealing.
A. A. Chirk A Co. , otllee cor. Hrouilwav
and Mtiiu , over American express.
Ailvlqo lo Jurymen.
* Ju eJJiJtoicr yesterday ) tni > aocloJ ! a Jur/
und-lumin reWl'J/Q.try tbo numerous ca-s ol
law. ItU ( iDo tustalned " bis reputation. of
' '
'fie , t ,
&fei PS- n
clean-cut address to tlio listening jurymen ,
Ho told them that ho cxpcctoil they would bo
occupied in court most of the tnno for the
next six weeks. Ho would have occasion
from time to time to speak to thorn about
several matters , but for the present there
were two themes which ho desired to speak
upon briefly. The first of these wasconcorn-
lug the use of Intoxicating drinks. If there
were nny among the Jurymen who were In
the habit of Indulging , ho would warn thorn
at the start that they must not indulgr
anv extent. Ho had been under the net-
Blty lately of rovorelnK two cases on arcou
of the drunkenness of Jurors , and ho did not
want to bo under any surh necessity again.
Another matter , to which ho called special
attention , was the necessity of the Jurymen
bolng In attendance nt all hours when tlio
court was in session. Ho did not want them
wandering about the citv , loafing and hang
ing about pleasure resorts. If nny wore nb-
sent when wanted ho should ordct the clerk
to stop their pay.
This warning will doubtless have the de
sired clfcct.
Headquarters tor builders' hardware ,
Odell & Bryant , filH Main street.
Real estate loans , F. , T. Day10 { Pourl.
An SOPH Hy the StarH.
Yesterday afternoon n crook by the name
of Mullen turned up In the city. Ho had
recently completed a three years' term m
the Michigan penitentiary , and was so de
lighted with life inside the walls that ho
hastened to repent the dose in Iowa. Ho
went Into No. ! ttl North Main street , and
finding u coat mid pair of shoes without nn
occupant , ho proceeded to jmssess himself of
them. Ho was caught belore ho had got
very far away and run Into the hole. Ho
will answer to the charge of burglary.
.1. A. ICattcll , hailing from Omaha directly ,
and having his homo in Ills hat , was put off
the motor train on Lower Hroadway on ac
count of thu state of beastly Intoxication ho
was in. Ho had two tin bread boxes , in
which were a lot ot trticit used by the ordi
nary country snap peddler. The patrol
brought him in for n night's rest.
N. t ) . James was taUon to task for exercis
ing the rights of scavenger without having
pi-ocuicd the necessary license. Ho it was
who attempted to clean the lot of T. J.
Evans , preparatory to excavating for the
erection of a building. The case will bo
tried next Saturday. The others will bo
heard this morning.
Therr wus a ruction on "tho How1' latoSun-
'tiny night. Fvorybody In that locality scorned
to bo in it. Calls were turned in for hacks ,
wagons and policemen. The latter only re-
fpondod and Oflleers Cusick and Mullen
gathered Jim Mnhor and Venio Perry into
their arms and laid them away to cool. Yes-
terdny morning they answered to roll call
and came to thu center with § 7.00 each.
Frank Goodcll. u horseman , found some
thing in u bottle Sunday afternoon and
tarried at the noz/.le until only tlm bottle re
mained. The judge eh'UMcd him for his ndo
in the "como quick" in addition to the costs
of the regulation drunk , $3.10.
A couple of vags went out ofcouituml
tackled the boo and shovol.
Cily Council PrncicdingH.
A special session of the city council was
convened last evening to transact general
business. In the absence ot the mayor ,
President Lacy presided. A full board ot
aldermen , except Bellinger , was present.
Minutes of thomectlngs since March 10 were
read and approved. The reading took nearly
two hours. The councilmen napped , the
spectators went out. for a walk , while the re
porters slept the sleep of the Just. Finally
the books closed and everybody wolro up.
At 10 o'clock regular business was taken
up and Alderman Ulllingcr came in. .
The petition of .ludMMi and Jeffns for re
mission of nil tax on their agricultural land ,
other than us iarnilug land tax , was re
ferred.
The ordinance granting rights and privi
leges to an electric motor company was
culled ur by Alderman Everett , and on mo
tion it was passed to its third reading and
defeated. A second ordinance , different In
some essential particulars from the above ,
was then read and went over under the
rules ,
.Clio I'rosecsuior Not Knnily.
The eases of the State va McCainpbell was
called in Justice Darnell's court yesterday
aftorncou. The defendant was ready for
trial , hut Harris , the prosecuting witness on
the part of the statj , w.is not ready. 'Iho
court dismissed thu ease and charged the
costs to IlnrriB. Tnc squire said this pr.ietico
of bucking out and leaving the stale to pay
the coals was altogether too common mid he
proposed to put u stop to it. So ho made the
prof.i'etitor foot the bills. Harris took tnls
method tosocuro more time. Hofilcd another
information elm w > g the & , imo offense us was
tillered in thu llr.it one. No date hub been
llxed Tor the second case.
Nuric.1 * to
COUNCIL Hi.ri'r.s , In. . April 20. 18b9.
Healed proposals will bo received by A. C.
Graham , park comiiiissionerup to 11 o'clock
n. in. , May 1 , ISS'J , for the construction of un
avenue into Fail-mount park , from : i pointon
Graham avenue about 1,030 foot southerly
from First btroot , westerly In ravine about
4,000 feet to bluff , thunuu through s'lino and
beyond to u noint about 1,000 leot from said
avenue. Payments to hu inadu for excavation
only in cash. "Waste" to bo generally east
erly toward said avenue .
Kntiro supervision of said construction to
bo unucr engineer in charge , subject to order
of said commissioner.
General information will be given by said
A. C. Graham.
The right in reserved to reject any und all
bids.
bids.Work
Work to bo completed on or before the
SAjtn day of buld month.
All bids to bo accompanied by a bond of
s > 00 for the completion of entire work to the
satisfaction of said commissioners.
By order of the park commissioners.
A. C. GU.UIAM , President. .
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I. O. O. K
The I. O. O. F. , Daughters of Hoboknh
No. fl , will moot to-day ut the hall for prao
tico In the beautiful work. All members re
quested to bo present. Uy order ol N. G.
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A few moro lots in lltirk'H addition will be
sold on rcahonnblo terms. Titles perfect.
Ground high und dry , near the motor. Th
handsomest addition in thu market.
I'lnloy Burke , Brown building , Counci
Bluffs.
Attention , Kirunicn.
All lircinuu uro requested to meet at SI0 : !
o'clock , sharp , Tuesday morning , April MO ,
for the purpose of attending divine services
at St. Paul'a church.
Council llluITii Firemen's association will
meet at 1'M ; p. in. , for parade , at city build
ing.Hy
Hy order of president , P. LACY.
I. W. Cooi'iiii , Secretary.
The young la'lios of the Acme club will
give an entertainment , followed by dancing ,
ut Masonic hall , Thursday evening , May - .
Mrs , J , W. Frame and children , of Inw.i
City , was visiting her bister , Mrs. W. S. U'll-
kins.
kins.Henry
Henry \Vingchiml .mil A. M. Juckson , of
Sioux City , took m the sights. of the Iowa
metropolis yesterday.
Ed Tillman and 1 > . A. Hoes , of Hamburg ,
In. , were 13luffs visitors .yesterday.
M , H. Rirrell , of Creston , In. , visltoJ
friends hi the city yesterday ,
Glii'onio Neuralgia , .
Permanent Cult * . Jnn tt , lit ?
Bufcrtd less tlui H& cenriljl la thi hud ;
wu proiU U4 at tlaii. cir fit. Jjcobi Oil UUI ;
CAT * tttu uUitlr ear44 , &o rttora.
JEK JllAU EN2V. HUW.toaUril ( t , Ditto. , Ut.
Formonont Cur us. Octok.r 11 , US ! .
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ot will l p ; I toufht St. JicoU oil , flir en >
lottU wu uihl ib wtUil about : contlnuid ci
ceupletdjr curid tat. JAB. r. lHJEFlir ,
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renuiiuant Gurus. JWM U. lilt.
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IMCMABLES A. VMELU CO. , BtKlmort , Ml
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INSOMNIA ,
0 God of Mercy ! give mo sleep.
And lot this wonry brain have rostl
Send down thy wliito winged doves of
ponce
With comfort for this troubled broost.
.Anon.
'Insomnia ( sleeplessness ) is the forerun-
tor of Insanity , and u grnva ninhuly.
Mtdlcal Iteijitilcr.
' 'After having suffered for several
months from insomnia I wua advised to
ry abottlo of Paino's Celery Compound ,
did so and
The nlicfims like magic.
I am confident that t owe my restored
onlth very , largely to its use , and glade
o give mytestimony. . "
Ai.iuniT II. IlAitn
iVuUior of the Maid of Dothnny , '
SpringlloliI , Mass.
"I was sowakoful ; that at night
1 would hem' every stroke of the clock ,
I tried ono bottto of Paino's Celery
Compound , and could sleep. I am now
on my second bottle and
Go to sleep os soon as I ijo to bed ,
And notning wakes mo until morn-
ng. "
\StUIAM BAM'OUU.
Traor , Iowa.
lino's Celery Compound is the remedy
That will cure insomnia ana all nervous
disorders.
Physioiuns prescribe it freely ,
All users endorse it.
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At Druggists. 1.00 per bottle. Six tor M.Ol ) .
\VUIL3 , KICUAllDSON i CO. .
llurliUKtoa , Vt.
Aslc Your Retailer lor tlio
MEANS
$4 SHOE
on TIU :
JAMES MEANS
According to Your Needs ,
. .TAMES MEANS 154 SHOE
iillrttnnd stylish. It ills liken
* Ing perfectly easy iso not tltno it
la orn. . It will entisty tha icost
\ fbstMlm. * . .7 Axt un i. , AXIO
83 KlIOi : Is uLsoli-tcly tlu
only ehoo of Its price w hlcU
> . Mi ever been placed ex-
.tcBslvclyon tlio market
luwtlch durability
is considered before
mere out-
wanl
J. IIIEAXS & CO. , HoBlon.
Full linen of the ntinvo tilioca for snlu br
Morris & Wilcox
and Geo.S. Miller
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOll SAM : My rcalilonre. Iniulro | John ( ! .
Woodward , HIJ J'ourtli iivoiiue.
. , ,11 , . -.D A llrst-chiss rook , thoroughly
, , undorstandlnu hla bu3lno > s. Cno < lv.iKe l
paid. Apply immmlliUely in person to Henry
V. Uotliert. suporlntondeut Deaf au-I Dumb In-
tltiitlon , round ! Illntrs Ui.
At thu DeaC and Dninli inbtltn-
WANTKD Illulls. n llower gardener. Ap-
ily in person or liy mult to the .snpurintendcnt.
FOH HUNT Two dwelling houses , a and 11
rooms , and two centr.illy located unices In
JoimcilJHuffs. Ilortico i\-i-rutt. :
HnMT I.nrce double olIiPB over I'rnnk
EOM
l/evln'j > vlgar store , ( MU HroiUvay. ! Iiiqiuro
o rrankl.uvm.
Wlodorn Novolitl os
RARER HANGINGS.
ANO
AT'PETER C , MILIEB'S. '
I'MUO und Oinamental P.Uiitlni ? . ICulso
mlnliiK , ( Jramlnp , etc
Nos. 11 and 13 Pear.l St.
No. 27 Main Street ,
Ovisr .aiu-ciiiciiilnN .Bu\vulry Store.
Electric Trussas , Belts , Chest Pro-
tGctors , Etc ,
Agents wanted.
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Council In ,
MUELLER MUSIC CO
103 Main Street.
0M >
May ist , 2d , 3d , and 4th , 1889 ,
25 ELECTRIC LIGHTS , 20 GAS LIGHTS.
The finest assortment of PIANOS and ORGANS. Music and songs every evening : . The licst
artists and musicians have kindly offered their services : Mrs. Fanny Kellogg-Bachart , of
Omaha , Miss Lillie Chamberlain , Mrs. Rcgina Atwatcr , Mrs. L. A. Mocller , Prof. Butlcrfof Coun
cil Blufts ; Miss Bella Robinson , Miss Matgaritha Liddcl , Prof. Charles Baetons , Mr. Marshall
Trcynor , Mr. Sam. Noble , Mr. Ernest Thornton.
Strike und Blass Lust Club , Prof. Dalbie's Band and Orchestra , Prof.
Fleiser's Orchestra.
All will unite to make the event a pleasant one. YOU ARE INVITED.
SAPP & KNOTTSy
Fuel Merchants. WatchTheSlGNS
, .No.3l South .Main St. of the TIMES' " ' _ _ ust Bo
Courteous Attention. Pointed by - . - *
. ;
. . . ,
, prompt Delivery. iJfaQARp'-NEis. '
We invite your patron age. ' - .
BRQS.8&
natnl > trofCbr.ietice/
Otnohd. / (
D.H.MoDANELQ & GO , ,
Hidesjallow , Pelts , Wool &Furs ,
Highest nmrket prices. 7'rompt rotnras. No.a.1) )
und K Mulii-Ht. . Council HUllIX , Iowa.
THOS. UFFICKIU w. If. M. rusuv
OFFICER & PliSEY ,
Corner Main and nroadway ,
COI'NUII ' , IIIjUFIi'S , IOWA.
Dealers In forulgn c.nd doino.itlo exclmimo.
Collections mada mid Intornst paid ou tlinodu-
no.sllb.
LADIES
OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
AItH INVITED TO CAM * AT
Mrs , C. L. OIUETT'S '
i line or Hair
( moilti. 1'lNI'Xr Il/vllt
OUNAMKNTH In the city
Wigs. IICiinlH.elc. , foi llent
or Hii In
( Until und Toylu and Myurs
( ircnt-u l'HintH . Hair
(
'Jl > IfSuin hi. . C'lMHU'il It I n'Is
Orders by mull receive prompt attention.
THIEi IRTJSSIEIIL.L
Especially Adapted foi
Mills and Elevators
AlflOIKI/ / TIC CUT-OFF ENGINE.
BjisrincftUoWjfnajj * Umate ! * furnl \ ied for corapet ] _ it am jp'ont * . . Itcftulutlon. lHir MHty Qu r
, . ltttf ? ft ' .
( Lujyiihow fram IIKCH whore Knel llconomy oiitri'l wjth torllai NoinL'jiuae.Hliij
i E.G. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Catalogue. No. BIO Pearl Street , Council .JBluffi
TRANSFER CO
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F. J , BREZEE ,
Taxidermist and Naturalist ,
w lv IViliiaiiently lutntod at No. II Noun 8lxth Street , oppotltn iif >
Jf5 / ) oilloi' . on nnitorllne , ( Vmiicll lllnllH , Iowa.
'
' * § J > Illiils unit unliniiU iiinnnti'd naturally and hi the tx > u method ol n
C..VK * ' the alt U in ranti-d t preset vo for yoir * . l'orflfn hlrdf tiipplinc
n thort notice. > IHclieH iirlc-iniiil foi owls und hawks of all kinds. I'eiMiim acnilliiu order iU
Bhuiod of perfect satisfaction. 1 ur ilrchiinu uaiiecinliy Wrllo fur purtlcularv , '
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
NO. 33O BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 26CJ
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