Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , MAY 28 , 1891 ,
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL. BLUFFS.
OFFICE. No. ] J2 PKAHL STREET.
Eollverut oy Carrier In any part of the City.
f\ Jl.V. . TH/TON - - - MANAUUK.
TBI.KPHONKSi
C Business Office , No. 43.
NlRht Kdltor. No. S3.
JUMHI JlliS'l'JIOX.
N. y. P. Co.
Council Bluffd Lumber C'o. , col.
Craft's chattel loans , 201 Sapp block.
Heal Hock Springs co.il. Thatcher , in Main
If you wont water in your yard or hou.so
RO to Blxby'iW ' ! Merriam block.
Mr. Simon Elsoman has , jono to Salt lake
on n business tilp.
Hegular mooting of Calantho assembly will
be held this afternoon at I ! o'clock.
A marrluiro license was issued yesterday to
Jnine-s McKcover ot Deadwuod , S. IX , and
Mnijgla Henry of Omaha.
The time of the funeral of the Into Henry
Cook has been change. ! from ill o'clock to 10
o'clock this morning.
There will bo n memorial sorvlco hold next
Bumlay evening nt the Borean Baptist
church. Scats will bo reserved for old sol
diers.
There will ba i meeting of nil the commit
tees on Decoration day exercises this after
noon nt 5 o'clock at the Grand Army of the
Ucpubllc hall ,
The Ladles' Aid society of the Fifth ave
nue Methodist church will glvo a strawberry
and ice cream festival this evening In the
church parlors.
Stanton Smith and Dora Watklns , both of
tills county , wcro married yesterday after
noon in the parlors of the Grand hotel , llov.
T. J. Mackiiy ofllcinting.
Gilbert H. Summltt and Luomma Hancock ,
holh of Macedonia , were married yesterday
afternoon nt the parlors of Kiel's hotel , Uov.
T. J. Mackay officiating.
The members of the Woman's Temperance
union will bo entertained next Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs , H. A.
Stoddard on Sixtn street.
Mrs. Allen , assisted by her daughter , Mrs.
Myers , will entertain a social this evening nt
her residence on North Harrison street , for
the benefit of the Second Prcsbytotian
church.
The teachers In the Institution for the deaf
mid dumb held I heir annual picnic at Mamiwn
on Tuesday. The details of the enjoynblo
event , with other social doing * of the Bluffs
will bo clvcn in next Sunday's Bnc.
'
All who nro willing to ass'ist In preparing
the flowers for Decoration day will meet In
the Mcrrlam block tomorrow. Those who
will donate ( lowers nro requested to leave
them at tbo Merriam block as early on Fri
day as possible.
Mr , A. J. Ham , who lives at thu corner of
Twenty-ninth street and nvcnuo G , Is re
ported to be dying from ganirreno of the
throut , brought on by n recent attack of la
r Srlppo. Ho has been employed In Keys
rothers' carriage factory.
The Jury in the case of Stout against Ettcr
ti Picrco , which has been on trial in the dis
trict court for several days past , brought in a
verdict yesterday afti-rnoon , awarding the
intcrvenor , E. H. Sheafe , * 1,353 and fixing
the plaintiff's lien at $1,400.
The Kchuct/en Vercln park nt Mnnnwa
will bo formnlly opened lor the season next
Sunday afternoon. There will bo a grand
concert , nftor which n bowling contest will
ho hold. The following prlres will bo offered :
Gold headed cane , gold headed umbrella , gold
watch chain , silver butter dish , silver plcklo
castor.
John Williams , the HunposcJ confidence
man who was arrested liwt'wceli nt the trans
fer , was given n term of live days In the
county Jail by Justice Swcarlngtou yester
day morning , and thu sentence was sus
pended In order to allow him to leave tbo
city , ns ho snld ho wanted to do. Williams
was on his way to Omaha when last scon.
Charles Jones was arrested yesterday
morning charged with threatening to kill a
young darkey girl , Blrdlo Allen , to whom ho
has been paying attentions. She claims that
Jones threatened to carve her with a hatchet
at ono tlmo , nnd at another threatened to use
n coupling pin on her with dire results.
Jones was bound over In bondb In the sum of
$100 to keep the peace.
W. A. Mauror received yesterday two
moro cnrloads of goods direct from England ,
making twelve curs so far this season , Ho
doubtless takes the load among the Importers
In this part of the commercial world. Another
llttlo Itnm indicates somowhnt thu extent of
his trade , and the possibilities of Council
Bluffs M a business point. Ha has now on
the road eleven cnrloads of fruit jars alone.
Mrs , II. H. Pollok yostcr.lay received a
telegram announcing the death of her sister ,
Mrs. Amelia Jarvls , nt her homo In Burling
ton. Mm. Pollok loft for there last evening
to nttcnd the funeral which will ho held to-
. arrow afternoon. Mrs. Jnrvls has numer
ous friends in Omaha and Council IllutTs
who will learn the sad news with deep ro-
grot. She was quite prominent In the P. E.
O. sisterhood of the stnto , nnd her last pub
lic appearance was to deliver the nddrcss of
welcome at the lost anuurd gathering of the
ladles society.
DoWUt's 1 ittlo Early Risers. Best llttlo
pill over m.ide. Cure constipation every
time. None equal. Use them now.
Sun Umlii-ollns.
Wo have lust received two special num.
bors , which wo have placed on sulo at $1.50
nnd j 1.75 , same goods sold lust season for ? )
nnd f-'i- ) .
A complete line of patent umhrolla covers
from S5o to JJI.'JS. ynibrollus rcqoverod whllo
you wait. Boston stora , Council Bluffs , la.
Good Healthy I'lantH Clicnp.
A largo variety of cholco healthy beddlnp
plants for sulo at very low prices. KliiB-
bton's now green house , South Madison
street. _
When about to build don't fail to get prices
on lumber of The Jndd & Wells Co. 813
Broadway. Telephone " 57.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 Pearl street ,
next to Grand hotel. Telephone U3. High
grndo work u specialty.
Good apron clnKhams , Be a yard , Extra
quality apron cinghnms , D o ; will compnro
with uny bo goods. Boston Store , Council
Bluffs , la.
Try Duquotto tt Co.'s Pomona fruit Julco
tablets. They are delicious.
Furniture , carpets , refrigerators , baby car
riages , stoves , crockery , and ull house fur
nishing goods , cash or on easy payments , at
* Maudcl & Klein's.
H-
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Elevator Company Klckn.
The Union elevator company uamo in yes
tardily with n petition to the board of
equalization to roJuca its assessment fron
t.WOOOtotl5,000. The ground upon which
this request Is made is that the Union
elevator'company Is a corporation composed
of six different railroad compinlos , who
have stocU In it. The warehouse- the com
pany hns been assessed by the executive
council with all the other property In the
state that Is used lu the operation of the rail
roads. Ono ot the city otlleluls , In conversa
tion about the matter , said yesterday that
thoro" was nothing in the returns by the
executive council with resurd to the propertj
of the elevator company , nnd that the council
had assessed nothing except right of wu.v
It Is thought that the assessment will bo
allowed to stand.
Constipation poisons tno ulooa : DoWltt's
Llttlo Early Ulsurs euro Constipation. The
cause removed the dlscnso Is L'OUC.
Now wash material , figured Nulusook
chock ( In black and white ) called Hurgoai
organdie , 3So n yard , worth U'Jo. ' Boston
store , Council Bluffs , la.
China Kiln.
Mrs. C. E. Luring will burn china May 23 ,
217 S. 7th street.
Mar Bourlclus , muslo teacher , removed to
KIS 1)roadway , over C , H. muslo company.
Mr. A. D , Craso has charge of the Losoy
wall papers und will hell out everything in the
next ton days. It win the largont and finest
Block In the city , and tine goods can bo hud
for less than ouo-uulf makers' coat , retail or
wholes ola.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Police Decile to Slip at Laait Oae
Gambling Don ,
RAID MADE ON THE OFFICE YESFERDAY.
Ono Gnmlilttr and Ono Customer
OIT to Jail and n IiOt
of tiainlilliiK Tools Con-
ilsuatcd.
A raid wa * made on the rooms over "Tho
Onico , " at ! ! IG Broadway yoitorJay afternoon -
noon lit about ; i o'clock. The polloa have
boon of the opinion th.it gambling hni boon
going on of Into In secluded rooms in various
parts of the city , and "Tho O.llcj" w.w ono
of tiio f uipoctoci place * . Preparations were
accordingly undo and yesterday afternoon
OniccM Martin , Murphy and O'Connoll wont
o llio place. They were mot by the proprlo-
, orVUll.im M ilouoy , who did not sotim pir-
icularlv gr.itlltcd at the call , bJt undo no
attinit ! | to hlndor thoin from going upstair * .
Murphy had gone around to the back door to
vatoh , wnllo the other two wont up the
rent way.
When tlio door was finally opened and the
ofllcjrs had gained admlttauco n surprise
uwuitcd thorn. There , so.itod at ono of the
ablo.-t , were Hilly Walton , avjll known ox-
gambler , and "Undo" John Miltosoll , who
vasa momborof the city council fron the
Slxtb ward until lait Miroh , when ho re-
irod. Walters w.u the dealer and Mlko-
sell was the buuk'ir , and batwojn them th cy
vcro having n nlea little gauio of poker.
They word somewhat put out at theinterrup-
.Ion of the ellleoM , but they put on the best
' .ice possible and accompanied the officers to
.bo station , where they wcro booked with
gambling and then released on $10. ) bonds
each to await their homing this morning.
The patrol wagon had gene along , too , and
when It wont away it was loaded with the
paraphernalia of luck. Four poker tables
and n complete faro outfit were among the
confiscated articles. They arc now In the
[ latrol house , where tlioy will stay until they
urn ordered destroyed ,
The inoii about the "Onice" were very
reticent aboul expressing tholr views on the
subject Uari ( Sruhnm , oi.o of the proprietors ,
mil not huard of the raid up to5 o'clock In the
afternoon , hut ho said so with an accent that
indicated that ho had heard more of it then
ho cared to.
Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth
Ing Syrup the best remedy for tholr cull
drcn. 2 > cents a bottlo.
Union Park races , Omaha and Council
Bluffs , Juno 0-12 , f-1,000 ; Sept. S-ll , * . .V)3 ) ;
Del. 20-21 , ' , 1,000. For programmes address
Nat Drown , scc'y. , Merchants' hotel , Omaha.
The Lnlte Manawa hotel has boon rotnod-
eled , refurnished and renovated throughout ,
and will bo opened Wednesday noon. Juno 3.
IbOl.
Decoration Day.
Prepare for Decoration day by attending
the concert In St. Paul church by the
famous choir of the First Methodist church
of DCS Molnos Friday evening the 2tu ! ) lust. ,
for the choir boys of St. Paul's church.
Double fold Columbia suitings in strlpos ,
plaids and tlgurcs , some beautiful wool ef
fects at lOo a yard , would bo cheap at lOc.
Doston store , Council Bluffs , la.
Decoration Day.
Dr. E. S. Thomas , Dr. J. S. White and C.
S. Hubimrd Imvo boon working on the pro
gramme for Decoration day and the follow
ing Is at last announced as the result of tholr
labors : '
AT THE PLATFORM.
Muslo . . . , Dnlby's band
Decoration SOUK Amphlan quartutlo
Will White , II. J. Joseph ,
Wullur I.urlns , Hurry Davis.
1'ravcr . . .llov. Dr. Stephen 1'holps
Original noem llov. O. W. Crofts
Oration Dr. E. A. Giillbert
( of Oubmjuo ) Medlcul director of O. A. H.
of Iowa.
Song , Vacant Chair
Atnphlun Quartette.
Muslo Dalhr'Khaml
Kurmliv * of schools and marching to tlio Iliit-
tlumonts and occupying the center.
Forming of tlio Mncoln post and tnklnjrplaces
around schools lit the Ituttlenients
soldiers' cemetery.
AT TUT IIATTI.UMENTS.
Music Wull MoPnddon'H drum corps
Music Iialliy'n band
< Jnii J "y pupllsolty schools , under the dhec-
Song-j tlonof Mrs. D..7. O'Noil.
Itccltiitlon Edytli Thomas
Music jDriim corns from olty schools
Oration lion O. M. Hurl
lluncdlction Kov. T. F. Thlckstun
Uccor.itlon of unkncnvn graves liy children
selected from city schools ,
The entering wedge of a complaint that
may provo fatal Is often a * slight cold , which
n dose or two of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
might have cured at the commencement. It
would bo well , therefore , to keep the ron.edv
within reach at times.
lOo Turkey rod table napkins , 5o each , or
50c a dozen. Boston Store , Council Bluffs , In.
An KvMiliiK < if Music.
Tomorrow , Friday , evening a cholco con
cert will bo given in St. Paul's church bv the
choir of the First Methodist church of Des
Molnc.s. It is lor the benefit of the choir
boys of St. Paul's church. The following is
the programme :
Organ Overture Merry Wives of Windsor ,
' ' ' '
Mr.'r.'iJ. Koeior !
Qnnrtotlii-lliiiitlns Sine lloncdlct
lly Choir I'lrst Metbodl-a Churali. IVs Mollies
Anthem The Kadliint .Mum Wooawurrt
Hey Choir of St. I'anl's ( 'lunch.
Contralto Solo My Lady's llouer Temple
MNs Muttn Hills.
Duo A Musical Dialogue Helmund
Mis * Johns and Mr. C. M. Keelor.
Organ Yurlatlonson a Hootch Air. UucK
Mr. O. 1. . Keel r.
Soprano Hole Selected Miss Mary Johns
Duo The Musicians I'lnsnto
Messrs. MoMeokln and Koelcr.
Solo llyo llnbv , llyo Halm
Mr. I. M. Troynor.
Organ Festival March , Smart
C. I. . Kcclcr.
Quartotto-Sprln , WulUvs Mlldo
Choir.
DoWUt's Ilttlo Early Risers , best pill.
Do ynu wantn loan upon any article of
value without removal I Loans arranged so
you can make part payment ut any time , re
ducing principal and interest. Strictly con-
lldontial. Fiod Terry , cunttol loan broker ,
room 200 , Sapp block.
Tlio Same Old rrlok.
P. II. Konpllng , who lives uo.ir Weston ,
claims that George Shelley came to his place
several days ago and I'argaiiod for a lo.ia ol
corn. Ho had his wagon weighed at a pub
lic fcaloj , telling the welctbor that there was
nothing In the wagon excepting three empty
sacks. The weighing ticket was made out
stating that the wagon weighed 1,200 pounds
The sacks contained about three hundrci
Sounds of dirt , which had been thrown nwnj
y the roadslda after the wagon had bcci
weighed. Shelley was arrested during the of
tcrnoou und his hearing will conio off today.
A very small pill but a vorv gooJ ono. Do
Witt's Llttlo Enrlv Ulsore.
Plain and figured not flouclngs at&Se , COr
75o and $1,00. Special assortments tu oui
$1.00 goods. Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la.
Col Hi v HprliiK * via tlio Itouk Island
Everybody has hoard of them , located ot
the "Great ilock Island Uouto. " Colfax has
a dozen medical mineral springs and nun
dreds dally testify to their merits. Savoi
llr&t-clns. * hotels furnish pleasant homes n
very low rates to the throngs of health am
pleasure seeker * .
"Tho IJLMIKMU" Urbanized.
Articles of Incorporation ware Hied ycster
day with the county recorder by""Tho
League , " the social duo that was organized
a few weeks ago , end has rented a hall In
tUq Woodbury building. The capital stock
of the club I * $ % < > , divided Intoshiroi of
f5U each , the purchase of ouo of which en
titles the holder to n membership In the
league lor a year , The members so far who
arc taken out shares ara as follows ! J , N ,
Baldwin , I. M. Traynor , W. C. Jamos. Will-
am Moore , II. A. Wnodlmry , A. W. Ask-
vlth , George II , Champ , J. P. Klmbnll ,
Wadd Cory , B. vV. Hart , W. A. Maurcr. P.
M , Hunter , C. B. Judd. Donald Macrae , Jr ;
S. P. McConncll , G. A. Kcellne , J. M. Bars-
ow , S. B. Wadswortn , G. P. Wright anil
. .uclus Wells.
A MOIirINSTITUTION. ) .
I'lio Council IlliKTrt Medical and Bur *
Klcal Institution A I'lcannnt
I'lncc for tlio Trcatinciit
and Care or Invnl IH.
Less than eight months ago Drs. F. P , and
> 1 , J , Bellinger throw open their now build-
ng devoted to the USD of their medical and
iurglcal Institution. Prom the start It was
llled with patients , and before the winter
was over many cases had been turned away
on account of Insufficient room , As
soon us tbo weather permitted the
low building was remodeled and en-
argcd , The work hai been pushed with
, ho usual vigor and rnergy characteristic of
the men who established the big enterprise ,
and now all of the workmen nro out of the
wav with the exception of the painters and
Infshors. When they cot through the build-
ng will not only bo a credit to the profession ,
but to the city. It is located midway between
Council Bluffs and Omaha , far removed from
any other building , Is handsome , bright ,
clean and now. The additions include forty
or fifty now rooms for the nccommoaatlon of
: > atlents , an additional operating room
uid many Important changes that the
; rowth of thu business and past experience
javo necessitated and suggested. Before
commencing the work of remodeling , Dr. E.
[ ' . Bellinger spent sos'oral weeks visiting the
K'SpltulH ' of eastern anil southern cities , and
the changes comnrlso the result of his obser
vations , giving the Institute the most ap
proved modern arrangements. The operat
ing rooms of the Michael Itcesoand the Emer
gency hospitals in Chicago are admitted to
JO the safest and best arranged outside of
Now VorU city. These models wcro
copied faithfully by the Council Bluffs
institution and the operating rooms nro
ixncl counterparts of them. Ono is
located oa tbo ground floor and Is to bo used
for ordinary opcr-ittons. The other is situ
ated on the second floor and is used ex
clusively for capital operations , and all opera
tions conducted in them are asceptlo. They
are admitted to bo the safest and finest west
of Chlc"to. ( Surgery hns changed and Im
proved with the times , and in this new and
clean institution every modern and ap
proved appliance and method Is
understood and applied. Every convenience
'
venience for taking care ot 'patients
Is provided. The electrical department is
complete In every detail. Over Jl,000 worth
Df now electrical appliances and batteries
liavo been added. Electricity plays such an
Important part in modern surgery that a
tlrst'Clasg hospital demands nn expensive and
complete apparatus , and nothing has been
omitted , Including appliances lor electric and
medicated baths.
The hospital Is under excellent manage
ment and in charge of n staff of first-class
physicians. The surgical department is
In charge of n head surgeon with
n skilled consulting surgeon , and
experienced nurses take care of the patients.
The Institute has been very successful. Not
a patient has died in the institute slnco It has
boon established , whllo hundreds have re
covered from wasting diseases and regained
iho use of maimed limbs. This Indicates the
perfect sanitary condition of the hospital.
When the changes are completed the county
board of supervisors and the board of health
will bo Invited to Inspect the building.
During the past year uu immense business
has been done , and the prospects for the
future are very bright ,
Strayed or Stolon.
Last Monday night from the premises of
the undersigned , In Mornlngsldo , a medium
dark boy horse , slightly swavbacked , white
star in forehead , both hind feet white , well
up , black mane and tall , left forward foot
badly scarred In fetlock by b.irbod wlro last
summer , not yet well , scntchos oa ono hind
foot. A suitable reward will bo paid for his
return. James McCabe , Merriara blook ,
Council Bluffs.
.Tuild & Wells AH Ign.
The Judd- Wells Investment comoany has
made an assignment for the benefit of Its
creditors. Mr. W. H. Knepher Is the as
signee. The liabilities , according to the
statement of tbo firm , are $13,000 , about
$20,000 of which consists of secured claims.
The assets It Is impossible to compute , on ac
count ot the complicated condition that the
financial affairs of the firm are In. The com
pany was organized about a year ago , und
ever slnco that tlmo has been in the business
of uullding houses.which were afterwards
sold on easy payments , A largo number
of bouses Imvo been thus built , sold , and
partially nnld for , and there are .still about
forty houses that , have not tound purchasers.
Frank Trim bio , attorney for the firm , and
also attorney for the assignee , filed the
papers of assignment with tbo recorder Just
before the hour of closing last evening.
The failure was caused by the persistence
of the ciodltors In demanding their money.
The way in which the company has run its
business brought in a certain amount each
month , but beyond this the money could not
go , and a failure to rent the houses that had
boon built , cause I a lack of funds , and the
only way out of thu predicamontwas to make
nn assignment. Messrs. Judd & Wells liavo
done a great deal to build up Council Bluffs.
For Schlltz beer apply to R. II. Grotto
1020 Farnam.
Grand opening of Schutzon park at Lake
Munnwa with concert , ball und pruo bowl-
Ing-Sunday , May at. Prices :
One gold-beaded cane.
One gold-headed umbrella.
Ono gold watch chain.
Ono silver butter dish.
One silver plcklo c.istor.
Ono pair ladies' gold bracelets.
Collision on KlKlitli Street.
A collision tool : place yesterday morning at
about 8:30 : o'clock ut the corner of Fifth nve-
nuo und Eighth street between a west-bound
motor nnd the No. 1 hose team which was
out for Its morning run. The tongue of the
hose cart went through the windows of the
motor and was broken off at the axle. Driver
MucUonnld was thrown from his porch and
was badly bruised. Fortunately there were
no passengers on board the motor. The
horsoi that drew the hose cart were cut up ,
but not seriously injured.
. IIorMbrd'H Acid Phosphate.
A Ncrvo Food und Tonlu.
The most effective yet discovered.
Best quality Indigo blue prints flj c n vnrd ,
usually sold for Be. Boston Store , Council
Bluffs , la. _
Cbnlllo do African , beautiful range of pat
terns , 5c n yard , worth 7a Boston Store '
Council Bluffs , In.
Who WIIKiraduit- : .
The commencement exorcises of the high
school will take place Juno L't ) In the opera
bouso. Preparations nre being made for the
event , but as yet the programme Is Incom
plete. The class is : Lottie Beadle , Theodore -
doro Brewer , Louise Boe-icho , .loniilo Bull ,
Vlnnis Carly , Agnes Coyne , Mamie Do Vol ,
Gertie Gloason , Elsie Ilonn. Lllliun Jackson ,
Suslo Jones , Hannah Mc.Milllun , Mav Scho-
Hold. Louise Carson and William H. Tyndall.
Gesjler'sMagioHcaUache Wafers. Cures all
Upidcchcs In 20 minutes. At all druggists
J/.4 V JIAlft : A HI U T.
Miners at Myntlu Are Growing Rxucotl-
* lnily KiiokU'.ss
OTTUMWA , In. , May ST. | Special Telegram
toTiiK BUK. ] There is trouble anticipated
at Ilia Mystic mines. Three carloads of negro
minors were shipped In nt Unit place today ,
and the strikers h.ivo boon gathering ull
afternoon In largo numbers , evidently dolor-
mined that the nogros shall not work.
Brown & Bowen , extensive operators ,
wired today for 1,00. ) rounds of ammunition
ami cuns , and there ii great excitement.
This Is the very heart of the strike , and as
it Is the homo of many miner * and mine
laborers there U fcur of an uprising. The back
bone of the strlucH it evidently broken , and
the majority of the strikers are becoming
very restless under the onion to remain out ,
and threaten to revolt ,
A telegram tonight from Mystic says the
mines will resume worlt tomorrow ,
ProRperoiiH Oddfellows.
BUIILINUTO.V , la. , May 27. Grand Socro-
The "CONTINENTAL"
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
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This week you can buy better goods and at lower prices than at any time
since we have been in business. Already many lines of fine cheviot and cassi-
mere suits are broken in sizes and have been consolidated into one special bar
gain line at $5,00 , all sizes. At $2 , $2.50 and $2,75 , we are -showing goods
which cannot be duplicated in this city.
In boys' suits , ages 13"to 18 , don't buy until you have seen our all wool
cheviot suits , in nobby mixtures , at $7.50 , $8 and $8.50. At $10 we are showing
the most complete line embracing fine styles which are usually retailed as high as
$15.00. Remember we sell the best.
SHIRT WAISTS.
We will sell this week 50 dozen of Star Shirt Waists , all new patterns , at 75c. And a
large line of waists , suitable for school wear , at 35c.
ContinentalisClothing" House ,
CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS ,
'Plie Leirpest Glot/hinQ House West , of tlio Mississippi-
ary Garrett of the grand ledge of the Inde-
icndont Order of Oddfellows of Iowa In his
annual report nays the number of lodges In
ho stnto is100 , with n total not membership
on Dccombcrlll last of ! ! . i,120. Amount paid
or relief In 1S90 was fl.02i. ) ! Invested funds
of subordinate lodges 'in Iowa at the close of
ho year amounted to { Ob3UI2 : a train during
bo year of f W,0'J7. ) '
l > y Cntworiiix.
WATrm.oo. la. , May 27. Cutworms are
doing much dnmago to growing corn and po-
atoos In this vicinity. On sod the worms
are moro troublesome than on old land. Many
iolds in this part of the country have had to
> Q replanted , the worms taking all the
sprouted stalks.
Guilty I MVP.
KI-.OKUK , In. , May 27. The state closed its
case In the Marion murder trinl today. Many
witnesses wcro examined , the testimony
rolng to show the motive for the crime was
Mrs. Marlon's love for Joseph Bean.
Nogrlplng , no nausea , no pain wnon Do
Witts Llttlo Earlv IllsoM aw taken. Small
pill. Safe p.ll. Best pll | ,
t
HKAttlt WHOM.
Arrival atCallao , Pe rii Itata's Whore ]
aboutM Unknown.
WASHINGTON" , Mnv sr.r-Tho navy depart
ment today received It3' first news from the
Charleston slnco she left Aoapuko , Mexico ,
.ho first of last week Incoutlnuod ; pursuit of
.ho Itata. When the vojsol failed to touch
nt Panama within thailma expected the do-
riartment said that'll was very probuble that
t had been decided to kcbp straight on down
: ho coast and that the Charleston would first
30 heard from ut some Peruvian port. This
prediction is fulfilled , for the port nt which
.he Cliarloiton announce 1 her arrival is Cal-
ao. The whereabouts of the Itatn are as far
from being known as before the Charleston
was hoard from , ns Captain Uomy , her com
mander , reported that ho had sean nothing of
the Itatn on his crulso down the coast.
1 The Charleston will Join the squadron
Uiidcr Admiral McCann In Chilean waters ,
and it is surmised that n report will at no
very distant data como thence announcing
the peaceful surrender by the Insurgents of
tbo elusive craft which the United States
government will bcllbol , perhaps , and for
feit for violation of our neutrality laws.
Chilian Schooner OllluerH Indicted.
Los Axcmus , Cal. , May 27. The United
States grand Jury has returned Indictments
ngnlnst Burt , the supercargo , and Captain
O'Ferrell of the schooner Ilobort and Minnie.
Burtgavo $10,000 ball and was released , hut
the captain has not yet given bonds. Five
sailors on the schooner and two Chilian de
serters will bo detained as witnesses. Other
indictments nave been issued , but the names
are kept secret as the parties have not yet
been arrested.
An Explanation.
PAKIS , May 27. Mexican legation officials
hero explain the * the coaling of the Chilian
Insurgent war ship Esmeralda at Arapulco
does not imply that the Mexican government
regards the congressional party as belliger
ents.
The best and cheapest Car-Starter Is sold
hv the Bar-lint SMlosIf CD. , Chicago , 111.
With it ono man can move a loaded cir.
.Vnst ? wait Developments.
WASIII.VOTOX , May 27. Respecting the
action of the French government in station
ing a war ship at St. Georges bhy , Newfound
land , to prevent United States fisherman
fiom obtaining bait , it is said ut the state de
partment hero that action cannot bo taken
nor can nn opinion as to the merits of the
case ho gwen until further advices nro re
ceived. It has not yal been made clear to tbo
department whether the war ship has pre
vented the French Inhabitants from selling.
Those are two very distinct and difficult
propositions. In the first case it might betaken
taken ns nn assertion of authority over Amer
ican citizens , whllo In the second case tbo
French authorities might bo exerting an uu-
deslrahlu authority over French subjects.
Until the real stnto of the cnso Is known
there is nothing for the atato department to
do In the matter.
DoWUt's Ltttlo Enrily'Uisers : only pill to
cuicflck headache and regulatetho bowels
Kxaiiilnatloii audiAnsay Waved.
WASHINGTON , May 27Tho secretary of
the treasury has concluded the consideration
of iho question of ttio examination and assay
nt El Paso of ores containing load nnd which
nro destined for other pbs ( of entry or de
livery nt whlcn thorornro "moiling works.
The collector at El Puso'ls authorized to for
ward such ores under 'Warehouse and trans
portation bonds , the examination , welching
and assay to be waived atjtliat port and to bo
made at the rort of destination. Bonds will
bo taken In the usual form , the penalty being
fixed at double the oHfntatcd duty. In esti
mating the duties the ontlro Importation will
bo regarded as lend ore. , ' 1'Uo merchandise must
bo for win dea to destination In sealed curs
nnd by duty bonded routes.
Cutter HiiHli Ordered.to Alaska.
WASIIINOTOX , May 27. Orders were sent
to San Francisco today ordering the rovcnuo
cutter Hush to sail for Ala-ska immediately.
Orders for the revenue cutler Boar
fluby war itck , we gare her Cutorta ,
If hen liie won n C1UM , llio cried for Coatorift ,
When she Iweiuna Mbu , the clung to Ciutorla ,
lYbca the lied CliUdarn , the travd tlutin Co tortX
to snll for Alaska wore also sent
by telegraph this nfti'rnoon. Whllo
it is Impossible to obtain positive
Information as to the character of the In
structions to the revenue officers , it is gen
erally umlo&tood they do not differ In any
essential particular from these of last year.
SVN FiiiNcisro. Cal. , May 27. The rovo-
line cutter Richard Hush , Captain Coulsen ,
sailed for Seal Islands in the Bearing sea
this afternoon. She had on board Special
Commissioner J. Stanley Brown nnd Special
Agents Major Williams , Colonel Barnes and
Mr. Nottloton. The duties of the special
agents are to supervise the seal hunting nt
the various Islands and sco that the condi
tions of Iho contract with the government
for klllinir are complied with. The special
coinmisslonnr will make a study of the scal
ing question and will report at Washington
on the return of the Hush.
O , If I only had her complexion I Why.lt
Is easily obtained. Use Pozzonl's ' Complex
ion Powders. -
Will l''orin an Interstate U ilon.
KINSAS CITV , Mo. , May 27. Next Friday
delegates from the farmers' alliances and In
dustrial unions of Missouri , Kansas , Colorado
rado , Nebraska and the Indian territory will
meet hero to establish nn Interstate union.
The object of the Interstate association is to
effect a business organization nnd to estab
lish an nlllanco newspaper. The business
organization will bo on the co-opcrntivo plan
and will bo conducted not as a profit making
concern , but for the purpose of doing away
with the mlddlo men und marketing farm
products nt the lowest cost. It will also pur
chase direct from the manufacturers nil farm
implom nts , etc. , nnd will sell nt first cost ,
thus effecting u considerable saving. The
newspaper to bo established will bo a wcoklv.
It will bo published in Kansas City , with E.
W. Justus , formerly editor of the Clcy
County Herald , as manager.
FiaiiH or t'tc Treasury.
WASHINGTON , May 27. The treasury
circular in regard to the 4J per cent loan
will probably not bo issued before next Mon
day. In It the department will give notice of
its readiness to redeem Soutombor I the
$ T > 0.000,000 of 4J ( ? per cent bonds outstanding in
all cases where the holders are not willing to
extend thorn at an Interest rule of 2 per cent.
Secretary Foster said that ho supposed ho
would bo able to pay the entire loan nt
maturity , but that ho did not want to tax the
treasury to that extent if he could ovoid it.
He said that the bonus it extended would beef
of course subject to cull , but ho added with u
smile that ho did not think that many would
be culled In during the first year.
Murder and I5\pcutcd
( ! HIATPAU.S : , Mont. , May 27. At Barker's
mining camp last night John A. Los stabbed
and killed n stage driver named Illdgway.
Ha then fled to the mountains , pursued by a
heavily armed posse , wbicti captured him
after n running fight of several miles. Ho
will by lynched.
Forty Per Cent for Creditors
NKW H\VIN : , Conn. , May 27. The sus
pended bunuiup firm of Buiinell & Scranton
have filed u statement In court showing assets
of * ir > ,000 and liabilities of about $ r > 0UOO. It
is doubtful If the creditors will realize moro
than 40 per cunt.
JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
bus wonderful Tonic and Nut
ritive qualities that have made
It popular. Quito naturally imi
tations have como into tlio mar
ket , apninst which the public
should bo warned. See that
"Johann Holt's"signature is on
the nook of the bottlo. Eisner
& Mondolbon Co. , solo agents ,
G Barclay Street , Now York.
Jl. Jl. CHA.lfll.Jtlf\ . it.
Kye , Enr , No'e nnd Throat
Bpeclullat ,
CouncilIllult * , - - Iowa.
Here cyoi , crosi eyes , I
painful and weak vision , !
t'arachu , deafness , clls-f
cliurgo * frum the cars , cji- '
tarrh , bay fever , nsttimn
and all aciito nn < l Uirunlo
aRuctlona of tlio throat a
ipoclulty. da * * ryot lit-
teil wliliont pnln. ( llaaso accurately prescribe I In
dltliciiltensm , often curing chronlo nourilKH ant
tick howlnclie Hlirnlcal operations , when nccoi-
inry , palnleiily performo't , ussurlnx tioit ruiulti
OlllceSliutmrt-IJcno block , room ! Council Illuffj. U
Sims & Sanndcrs-iJor1oy8t.tl5tvito1'SIS ( ! , { ! . ; !
federal courts. Ucoms H , 4 nnd 5 tihugart
lleno blook , Coi" < uU Itlulfa , la.
HI Plnmhfirc. Attorney nt f.an N'o. 10
. J , VUillllUUSi i-ourl street , ovnr
null's store. Telephone No.'VI. . Business
hours. S u. in. to'J p. in. Council ( Huffs , 1 u
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Medical and Surgical Institute
DUS. HEI.MNOEUS. I'UOt'S.
Clironlu diseases of all Uliula iincl deform
ities specliiltit'H. Nos. 2oul and XHUJ llro.idwuy ,
Council lllntTs , In.
In.QRAND ,
Council Bluffs , In.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
Is Now Opan.
George T. Phclps. Manager.
Gas Heating Stoves.
No Asnedl No SUOKK.
Just the thin ) ; forlmtli rooniH , bed rooms , elo.
Cull und nee our larxu asiurtnient.
C. B. Gas and Elostrlo Light Co.
211 Pearl and 210 Main Street ,
ATTEND GREAT
- > - : -
OPENINGSALEI :
AT
Marcus Clothing Store ,
COMMENCING
THURSDAYJM , J8 , 1891 ,
We will open with a now und co.nplcti stock In Men's , Youths' , Boys' and
Children's Clothing , Gents' FurnUhing Goods , Hits , Caps , Boots , Shoori.Trunkt ) ,
Va'.Ucs , Ktc.
On any purchnso you make in the liot-so during this Opening S.ilo you will
save CO per cent.
Every thing ia nrn'ked in plain figures nnd strictly ono prlco. The poods are
nil now und in latest styles , and they are bought straight from Eastern Manufact
urers. Don't miss th's great opportunity , but como ami oxnmino our stock and
prices. It will astonish you t : > sea our Low Prioo and Good Goods. Wo will
mention you u few of the bargains and still there are thousands of Barcains
which you can BOO by calling during the Sale. Wo want you to como und oxumlno
our goods ana prices und bo convinced. A few of the bnrgains nro us follows :
500 Men's Working Suits nt $3. 260 Men's Suits nt $1.50. 800 Men's Black
Worsted Suits at $7. oOJ Men's nil Wool Drass Suits in different Styles , from 85
to $3. 800 Bov's all Wool Knee Punts in different Styles at 50 cents. 500 Boy's
Suits during the Sulor.ttl ; ujro 4 to 14.lOOull Wool Bjy's Suits nt $2.25 : IXL'O I to 14.
TO MOTHERS !
Wo will put on ta'o on the flr.n Oponinz Duy , Thursday , May 28 , one lot of
Children's Pants unU Waists 25 cents for the two. Now is your chance to buy
your hoys' clothing for a little 11101103' .
M. Marcus Clothing House ,
546 and 548 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
SPJ30IA.L
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WANTEn-Oooil slrl for light house worn ;
o _ siniill family : cooil wa-jua. Mrs. Hayes ,
\\7"ANTEI > A peed , oucond Imml sifitvbl- :
* ' cycle , for cash. V. Lamb , hr. . IM 'Gra
ham avonuc , Council lllulTH.
FOIt bALK Klejjant carriage team and fine
single drlveis ; prl-us reasonable : cull
nndaco them before biivlus. Isaac M. Smith ,
sales stnbli-s No. IIS North Seventh street ,
Council lIlulTh.
STIlAYEDor stolen , one medium dark b.iy
horse , fclx years .old , t no white hind feou
left foot waned by barb wlro.Mrrutohi's on
one htirl foot , white star In forohond , black
iniino and tall , welchl aliout to.i. sIlKlitly
swuytwoUt'd. 1'li.der will bo rewarded tjy re
turning to Jamea McCabe , corner Kraiil ; and .
LI MI sis. , Mornlnxslde , ConnII llluirs. I
mo THAIlE Two houses and lots on lirund-
J- way to trade for vacant lots on Fourth ,
Fifth or Sixth uvi'iiucs. Address llrown &
Uaer , lUSl Ilroadway ,
MA G XIKIOHNT acre oroiiorty In llvc-nero
tracts , located 2'i miles ( nun postnlllcc.
for Halo on reiiHonablo terms. Homo line resi
dence property for rent by Day .V Mess.
\\7ANTKD--Oood brluKinuker to buy out ,
' T plum or niuiiiifueturu brluk by the tbou-
nand or bj the day. None but Kood , responsi
ble man need nunly. Must give good icfor-
cnccs. O. G. Greenwood. Silver City , la.
WANTED lly a yoniiK man with experi
ence- and references position In n whole
sale hoiiso where ho can advance , Address
KSQ. lleoufllce , Council HlulTg.
FOIiSALti-Ourflno family horse , suitable
for HiUiiK'or driving. Apply to in : S. Gth
' .reot.
rpo lovers of horses Tlio laraest lot of outs
-L and the finest In the city uls-o hay and
feed crt all kinds , i t S. Goldstein & CD'S IJS8
West llroadwuy.
OLA I OYANT and psychometric , or char
acter roadlncx ; also dlngnoHia of disoaso.
Hend lool ; of hair for readings by letter. Sun
days and ovonlir. * . Mrs K. Honpor. MM Avo-
nno I. , near cornur ttih at. , Council II nils.
Terms , flic ni id 11 in ) .
Iron KENT Two newly furnished rooms ;
bath , hot und eold water und Kteam hunt
Grand hotel annex , second llnor.
Tj1OKSAI E For Hunt Wanted If you want
-L to buy , hell or lent anvtliliiK In thu real
estate line don't do It until you have wf n our
larao list of bargains. Swan & Walker , Mo. 113
Main and fill 1'uarl slrt'ct.s Council Illulfs.
IJIUHSAMC Hotel eentr.illy . loonted , dolns
- * ( ioutl business. Or will exchitngu for KOOU
farm In western Iowa.
.Hotel lease , fiirn.tnro and fixtures ; an A
o. I chancu to stap Into : i Kood paying busi
ness Heasons for Milling , oilier bublnuss re-
ritilrliu nil owner's nttentlon.
Darxiilnsln rusldencu and buMncsi prop
erty. It. 1' . nnicor , real estate and insiirunuo
agent. No. Vi N. Main st. . Council HIiilTs.
GAUDEN8 Some cholco garden land near
Counull lllulTH for sale on easy tcrniH. also
vineyards and a IIITKU list of Iowa fitrms.
JoluiHion& Van 1'iitten.
T/OK HKNT The Mo.Miihon blook , 3
Jhrlok , with busemeut und elevator. J.
Po/uro | , 1UI I'oarl streaU
OH .S.VLK or Kant JarJua ion l7 witT
, houi ,0r J. U. Itloa. UI Mala it. , Oouaoll
Bluff *
The Nuw UKilen Hotel. In Council llliiiTrt. It IH
been completely rofnrnlslied und modurnl/.ed
tliroiiKhout , and U now one of the best hoteis
In thu state. It Is located In ( bo tiuiliUHS part
of the city and the eleatrlu miitors piss the
diKirovory four nilnutiu , I'lro es nprs ami
Hie alarms throiuhoiit the building. Htoam
iiuat , hot und eold watur and mnsliliHi lu
nvtry room. Table unsurpassed any wliuro.
Kates , f..uo a day.
QEO. M. WHITNEY , Managor.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAtt DVB WORKS
All kinds of Dylns anil Oleiinln ? done In ths
nik'hest.Slyloof the Art , FadoJ and titalned
( aTjrlcsmado to look us good as now. iloj
I'eatlierH Uluiinoil lly Steam , In Fint-OinM
IMitnner. Work promutly done und ilollvoro4
In ull paru of tlio country bond for nrlo
list
. 0. A. MAOHAN. Prop. ,
101J Uroadwav. Near Northwuatora Uo
COUNCIL , lii.urri. l.L
CltiCAOO , Muy lO. Itoports of feneroiis raln-
27 MAIN BTUBOT.
Over a U. Jacuomln | Si Co. , Jewelry Store
D. H. McDaneld & Co. ,
Butchers' ' aid Paslnn' '
Mark3t FJxtum
, Casing ,
piers nnd PausaKo MakorV 5lnuhlnory. 83J.
fJ Main St. . Council UuU& | la. Also doaloru
n Hides uiul Fur *
CITIZENS STATE BAM
Of Council
CAPITAL STOCK . S150.000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . . . . 225,000
-I. A. Mlllor , P. O. Oloasua , E. ft
tX K. Hart. J. U. Kdmiimlion.Oli.irUl
H , llannan Tr.un\ot go'ioral bunklnt biMl-
ne l < : iroU capltil unJ turplui ot a >
bankln Haiitliwruitern IJ.T.I.
INTEREaroN TIM I DEJO3ir3.
First-- : National : Bank
\ -ov-
OOUWOIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
1'ulil Up Ciinltiil , . . . . $1 00,000
Olilot iruiinl < il bunk In the cltr. Korolifn nnd
( loinvtta axthnn/u nml loual ico.irlllc ) . K po tin
Mtiintlon I'tlil to ojlluctloMi. Aooounti o f Inilltia
nnli. hinti , bnnkuMundcurporuUuni lullcl t > L Cor
rL > i > | i < iiiilu ir Inrliuil.
( iKU , I' . rtA.SI'OHI ) . 1'rn-lilont.
A. W. UIKKMAN. Caililer.
A. T. HICK. AmUtant Ca bler
C. A. HAMMED
UST1CE OF THE PEACE
OI'PI UK , iU > Uro&dwajr , Council UlutTi. U