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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : HATtTHD. MAY 30. 1891 TWELVE PAGES.
THE OMAHA. BEE.
vJOUNClL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : No. 12PF.ARL STltEET.
Delivered by Carrier In any part of tneClty.
II. W. T1L.TON - - - MAt.AUEK.
TELKPHONCSI
f Business Office , No. 43.
Night Editor. No. On.
N. Y. P. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel lnnn , IOI Sapp block.
Heal Hock Springs coal. Thatcher , Irt Main
If you want water In your yard or house
po to Ulxby1 * , 'WJ Merriam block.
Two drunks wore lined in police court yes
terday morning ,
Onicer.1. ll. Pultz has resigned his posi
tion on the police furco on account of 111-
hcaltti.
A marriage license was Issued ycstciday to
Albert Smith and Dora McColl both of
Omaha ,
Deputy Marshal Prank Powler received
the sad Intelligence yesterday of the death
of r. cousin , Mrs. Edna M. Simons , at Heeds-
burg , U'ls.
Those desiring to attend the field day .sports
at the institution for the deaf nnd dumb will
find busses and nacus startmir at the corner
of Plrst avenue and Punrl sttect all o'clock.
The games bogln nt" o'clock.
All civic societies intymllng taking part In
the observance of Memorial Day will report
to Division Commander P. A. Sarkett at
I : ) . "i p. in. promptly nl the rorner of KIghth
street und Willow avenue. P. A. .Sarnett ,
commander Second division.
Marcus K. Hays of Hhenandoah and Miss
Linn J. Miller of Harrison county , Missouri ,
were married yesterday afternoon by Justko
Swcaringcn. Both the parties are from the
normal school at Shcnandoah. nnd whi go on
with their studies until the end of the year.
Henry Prench , ono of the inmates of St.
Bernard's hospital for the insane , died yes
terday afternoon at t o'clock at the age of
twenty-eight years , of aiK > plcxy. The parents
of the young man live in Pigeon township ,
Pottnwattntnlo county. Announcement of
the funeral will bo made later.
Mr. and Mrs. E M. Morseman , Mr. nnd
Mis. C. E. Yost , Mr. and Mr < . Levi Carter ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bennett , Mr. and Mrs.
Guy C. Barton , Mrs. C. D. Woolworth , Mr * .
Bciden , Lyman Hichanlson and George E.
Prichctt , all of Omaha , formed a dinner
party nt the Grand last evening.
The casu of Smj the against Stout , which
has been on trial for several days past in the
district court , was finished yesterday nfter-
iioon nnd given to the jury about half past
it o'clock. The case of Patterson against
Doolcy will bo the next to bo taken up.
There will bo no session of court todav.
A motion tor a new trial In the case of W.
B. Mayos against the Hock Island railway
i was filed in the district court yesterday at-
rv tcrnoon. The case was tried a couple of
weeks ago. tbo plaintiff suing for damages
for the death of a young man named Baker ,
who was killed by the cars. A verdict was
returned by the jury in favor of tbo defend
ant.
ant.A tramp endeavoring to procure a night's
lodging in the woodshed adjoining the prem-
ibos of Mrs. Burke , on the corner of Benton
and Harmony bticets , Thusdny , budly
frightened that lady and caused a general
ulurm to bo sounded that housebreakers
were abroad. The follow left the neighbor
hood before the police were notified by tele-
phono.
A new site has been selected for the
speakers' stand in the cemetery. It is cast
of the drive leading to the soldiers'ground
and just south of that. The now location is
more convenient and more roomy than the
old one. it being a natural amphitheater ,
where twenty-live hundred or thrco thou
sand persons c.m easily bo accommodated
within easy hearing distance of the speakers'
stand.
J. P. Peterson has formed n partnership
with Larson & Piud in the real estate and
loan business , and will hereafter be found at
the firm's oillco under the Citizens' bank.
Mr. Potcr.soa came to this city less than
twelve vcars ago with a very small capital.
Hu is now owner of one of the finest business
blocks in the city and a great deal of other
property , constituting the strongest , kind of
evidence of the profit to be derived from do Us
in Council Bluffs dirt.
An unusual amount of Interest Is being ex
hibited In the athletic entertainment to bo
given tomorrow afternoon at the driving park
for the benefit of the hose team. In the
fchi
handicap foot race the following entries have
I been ( made : Clem IIouli , W. C. Hess , H. S.
J Crant und P. A. Pulley , scratch ; Leon
Lozior , ono > urd stnitv. ; . S. Popper , O.
Oiler and J. M. Whlnoy. two yards ; Cliff
v. Hougti , three yards , and P. N. Gerhurt , four
yards. The distance will bo 100 yards and
N Sheffield ruins will bo followed. There
i ; 111 bo a gentlemen's roadstei nice , and
Walteis Brothers will give a laproho as a
prize for the winner. A 300 yard run will bo
given by the hose team with a coupling con
test , and a pamo of Dull will bo played be
tween the Models of Council Bluffs nnd the
Diamonds of Omaha.
Mrs. Anna Cubortson and Isaac B , Kimball -
ball were brought before .Justice Swcaringon
yesterday morning for a hearing , the former
on a charge of adultery , nnd the Intler for
bigamy. Mrs. Culbortson was dtsrhnnred
for lack of evidence , and Kimball was also
discharged , ho having proved that his first
wife had a husband living nt the tlmu ho
nmrtiod her , and that he h'ld left her as soon
ns ho learned of it. Ira Jones , the man with
whom It Is said Mrs. Culoertson has been
living , has loft the Country , and ho has ,
therefore , not been arrested. It is , probable
the proceeding against him Will bo dropped.
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Itiscrs. Best llltlo
pill over made. Cure constipation every
I1 ui a. NJU equal. Use ttiurn now.
Grand opei.ing of Schutjon park nt Lake
Mumuvu with concert , ball and prlzo bowl-
ing , Sunday , May til. PrUoi :
One gold-beaded cane.
One gold-headed uniDrcllu.
Ono gold watch chiin.
One silver butter dish.
One silver pickle castor.
Ono pair ladies' gold bracelets.
Plain and fi < rured nut llouciiiss ntSSc OOc ,
TSo and 51.00. Special assortments In our
$1.00 goods. 1)01011 Store , Council Bluff ' la.
* 'EIISO.\A I. I'.t K.I CAM J'llt * .
Jud o AlcOeo will return homo from
G.nlcnKO next Monday.
Edwin Sminders and J. H. Jlcntlv ot Syra
cuse nro the truests ofV. . H. LynchuM.
O. E. Ferguson , editor of the Persia Globe ,
1 was a KUOit of the Hotel Cir.itid yesterday.
J. J. .Sto.ulinan loft yestunlay for Marshall-
town wttciM ho delivers u Decoration day
Puter Wcis , Jacob Neumoyer nnd L. Sou-
bert , wlfo and sUter yesterday pun-based
tickets Irom J. L. Peters for a trip to the old
country via thu North German Lloyd steam
ship lino. They will be gone sovcr.il months.
A party of young people from Council
Bluffs will go to Nebraska City tomorrow to
attend n Memorial day p irtv to bo given bv
Miss Hita Lorton. These who will compose
the partr are Missus Jcssio Parnswortli.
Anna Bowman and Mauiio Oliver , and
Messrs. J. N.Bowninn , Charlas Haus und J.
K Puxton.
The following arrivals registered at the
Grand vcsturdav P. Brindsmuid , Topt-ka ;
W. J. Jonnliifii. Chli-ago ; H. A. Smith , Des
Molnei. ; T C. Druutignn , Chicago ; H. Korb-
Ing , Chicago ; G. W ICrhart , New York ; D.
H. Hyde , Chicago ; MHX Gosslor , Mihvuukoo ;
(1. P. Conuor , New York ; Jacob S. Galbratth
und wife , Atchlson , Kan. ; H C. Spockler ,
St. Loul * ; N. M.oill , Chicago ; J W.
lorU and Mrs. Bull Provord , Helena ,
MouU , Amiio Abbott and H. N. Abbott.
Georgia ; A. .Mni ituctr , New York ; Ora
Haluy , Larunilp , Wjo. ; A. L. Hlod. Chicago ;
J. T. Bombougli , Cliicugo ; George ( ' . Koblor ,
wifoamt sister. Denver , Colo. ; William S.
lliscomb. | New York , H. B. Thompson ,
Lincoln : Tony Koohlor , Grand Island ; P. T.
NluheUou , Jaiicuvilli' , Wis.
Premature gray ivhl.sitnra should l > e color
to prevent the ap | > earunco of age , JiidBuck
Iniiliaiu's Dye U bv fin the bunt prvpar.ulo
todo It ,
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 Ponrl street ,
next to Grand hotel Telephone H5 , High
truilo work a specialty.
Host quality indigo blue prints 0'4c n yard ,
usual'r tola fur be. Boatuu Store , Council
ilutt ) , In.
NEWS FROM CJUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Memorial Day Will Ba Fittingly Observed
with Interesting Exercises.
NATIVES OF OHIO W.LL CELEBRATE ,
Dcaili of A. II. HamTheVomlrrful
Gcurula MnitiitM Stole n Suit
of Clot lies St. ruul's
Concert.
Today .3 tba day on which the fallen heroes
will rncoivu the pral c Unit Is hcatoweU on
them by a ( 'ratoiul nation once a ye-r. All
over itie country the day will bo celebrated
In a tilting manner , but nowbcro In this sec-
don of the country will the exercises be any
more Interesting than right here at notud-
The programme and the geuer.il outline of
the celebration have been published hereto-
Tcre. It is the intention to have the national
colors displayed from the tops of all the pub
lic buildings In the city , and from as many as
possible of the private residences along the
line of march. They will nil bo in line and
ready to start for the cemetery , where the
exorcises will be held , at 2 o'clock. Invita
tions have be e.i sent to and accepted by
nearly all the societies in the city , to talco
part In the parade , nnd it is thought that the
parade will bo one of the lonpest that , has
ever taken part In a II Kc demonstration.
The natives of Ohio will have a celebration
ail of their own. A largo delegation of Buck
eyes will bo over from Omaha at 3 o'clock ,
taking a spodal car from Omaha. The Ohio
club of this city will Join them in their cele
bration. A lunch will be had at the grounds
in Fairinonnt park at 5 o'clock , after which
a programme of speeches and music will be
carried out. At b o'clock in the evening a re
ception will be given thu members of the club
with their friends , at the Grand hotel , by
invitation of the proprietors.
When you no to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla
be snro to pc' it. Don't be put off with an
inferior substitute. InbUt upon Hood's.
Colfux Spring * via the Hock Island.
Ever ; ; body has heard of them , located on
the "Great Kock Island Koute. " Colfax has
n dozen medical mineral springs and hun-
drrds daily testify to their merits. Sjvcn
li.-st-class hotels furnish pleasant homea at
. -cry low rates to the ttirougs of ncalth and
pleasure seekers.
Morgan's prices for furniture on install
ment plan lower than any other nousc in city ,
ne-upbolstering specialty.
Double fold Columbia suitings in strlpas ,
plaids and ligurcs. some beautiful wool ef
fects at lOc a yard , would bo cheap at lOc.
Boston store , Council Biuils , la.
Concert at St I mils' .
One of too finest musical entertainments of
the season was given last evening at St.
Paul's church for the beuelU of the boy
choir of the church. Tbo concert was given
by the Methodist church ctioirof Des Moines ,
whi : h is composed as follows : .MUs Mary
E. Johns , soprano ; Miss Metta Hills , con
tralto ; Mr. C. U' . McMeekin , tenor ; Mr. C.
M. Keeler , bass ; Mr. C. L. ICceler , organist.
In their concert numbers the choir made a
marked impression. The "Hunting Song"
by Benedict and "Spring Waltzes" by Milde ,
were sung with exquisite taste. Miss Hills
in "My Lady's Bower , " and Miss Johns in
"Uailodils , " were well received. Mr.
C. M. Keeler has been heard before in Coun
cil Bluffs , but never was his voice beard to
better advantage than in his singing ofThe
Palms. " The duet , "The Magicians. " by
Piusuti , sung by Mr. McMeekin and Mr.
Keeler , was also well rendered. Mr. C. L.
Kcoler handled tuo organ in a masterly man
ner , playing three selections , the overture to
the "Merry Wives of Windsor , " "A ariatious
on a Scotch Air , " by Dudley Buck , and the
"FestHal March , " by Henry Smart. Mr. I.
M. Trey nor of this city assisted In a solo and
the boy choir of St. Paul's sang one selection.
The concert was a success , both musically
and financially , and it is hoped that the choir
will bo heard hero in concert aguiu.
Horslofd'H Acid Phosphate.
A Nerve Kood and Tonic.
The most effective yet discovered.
Union Park race.Omaba and Council
Bluffs. , June < .M ! > , f-t.OUO ; Sept. S-ll , $0,500 ;
( Jet. JO-'J.J , $4,000. For programmes address
Nat Brown , sec'y. , Merchants' hotel , Omaha.
The Lake Mauawa hotel has boon remod
eled , refurnished and renovated throughout ,
and will bo opened Wednesday noon , Juno 3 ,
Ib'Jl. _
Good apron ginghams , oc a vard. Extra
qu.Ui'y apron ginghams , O c ; will compare
with any bo goods. Boston Store , Council
Bluff * , la.
Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit Juice
tablets. Tney are delicious.
Fur , iture , carpets , refrigerators , baby car
riages , stoves , crockery , and all housb fur
nishing goods , c.Lsh or on easy payments , at
Mandel & Klein's.
Now wash material , floured Nainsook
check ( in black and white ) called Bargeau
organdie , > a a yard , worth U3c. Demon
store , Council Bluffs , la.
Lost and Pound.
Jock Koborts. n blacksmith who works for
S. J. Noble on upper Broadway , reported the
theft of a suit of clothes from the Ogden
lively barn yesterday morning. Ho said that
ho had Just bought the suit and took it into
the barn to keep It over nlgtt Yesterday
morninL' the suit was , missing. Ofllcer Kelly
was put on the track of the thief , but was
unable to 11 nil him. Ho had a large , well de
veloped suspicion , however , nnd he told the
object of the suspicion that the best thing for
him to do would bo to return these clothes
where ho found them as soon as ho could. In
s > omo mysterious way the clothes found their
\\nybackto the innncer where they had
been left , and Robert's heart was glad.
Ceiler"5 ! Magic Headacno Wafers. Cures all
bcndtches in 20 minutes. At all druggists
Do you want a loan upon any article of
value without removal I Loans arranged so
you can maico part payment ut any time , re
ducing principal and interest. Strictly con
fidential. Fiod Terry. cUuttol loan broker ,
room ' . ' 00 , Sapp block.
Challlo do African , beautiful range of pat
terns , So n yard , worth 7c. Boston Store ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Mar Bouricius , music teacher , removed to
Ws Broadway , overC. B. music company.
"
i. < ) . ) . r.
The oftlcers nnd inoml'crs of Council Bluffs
loduc. No. 40 , Inu'vMicndetit Order of Oddfel
lows , arc requested in meet at Independent
Order of Oddfellows h-ill this afternoon at I
p. in. , for the purpose of partlcip itinc In the
observances of Memorial day. All members
of the order in the city cordially InvitoJ.
tH. . S.LhtT , N. G.
lOc Turkey rod table napkins , Jo each , or
Mo a do/en. Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la.
Sun
Wo have Just received two special num
bers , which wo have placed oa sale at Ji.50
and il.Tft , same- foods soul last season for $ J
und f.V.2.Y
Acompluto line of patent umbroll i covers
from V3o to $ .l.vf > . Umbrellas recover ! ' while
you wait. Huston store. Council Bluffs , la.
CtlXKl lll'illtll ) I'llllltS Cheap.
A larco varietj of cbuitu bealthy beddlnp
plants for salt ) at very low priccb. King
ston's now given house , South Madiaou
strait.
Dcatli or . II. Ham.
A. U. Ham died yesterday morving at C
o'clock at his rtwidciu-u at the corocr of
Tweuty-iiiulU sttvc-l nud Avenue U at thq
ape ol forty-three years , The deceased suf-
fered from a i muck of la grippe S.O.TIO tine
a'o. which left him in a vcr > bil phys.cal
coditioa. . About n week ago he hud several
teeth extracted , and the lacerated gums were
aUBf'nOl bv gangrene. Soviral physlclini
cared for him. and the most strenuous efforts
were mada to save tils life. He suffered no
p In nnd retained his sense * until the last.
Ho 'civei a n\tt. The remains will bo taken
to Hod Oak. whore he formerly lived , toJoy.
Tb deceased \vas „ embar of lodge No. 4'J ' ,
Independent Order * Oddfellows.
Mothers will fnd Mrs. VVinslow's Sooth
Ing Syrup the test icir.cdy for their clul
drcn. 23 cents n bottle.
\VKl Ij O. orNDKD KICK.
People Wln > Want All Property to He
Kijiiltnhly Tn\od.
A goodly number of the taxpayers of the
Fifth ward met at Erfling's hall last t.Ight
for the purpose of discussing the question of
assessment. Henry OslholT was elected
chairman of the meeting , t-'rod Schnocko
said that the great dlfllculty wlte the assess
ment is that the men with little cottages and
limited mcai.s nav the tax-ej , whim corpor
ations and wealthy men escape. The tlmo is
rloe for action , nnd if the assessors will not
do their duty the people mjst.
Assessor Franklin said that this year the
largo property owners will bo compjlled to
pay their shuro of the tax , f.s ho has assessed
according to value. Henry Ostholf said that
It is A well known fact that the cor
porations cscap\ The Thompson-Hous
ton light company that has prop
erty worth (1,1X10,000 Is os'osscd on
a valuation of only $1:1,000. : This ! decidedly
wrong , but what are wo to doi The city has
decided that no change can bo made in the
assessment after it goes into the hands of the
commissioners.
Mr. Osthoff thought the proper thing to do
would bo to appoint a committee to examine
the books of the assessor.
Assessor Franklin was on the floor in an
instant and said ; "You may appoint nil the
committees you chose , but no committee can
examine my books. I will let any citizen see
the books , but no body of men shall sco them
until they are turned over to the county
clerk. "
Mr. Franklin thought the movement spite
work upon the pait of iJlck O'Kccfo nnd Jim
Connolly. They think they have a pig by
thu car , but they will bo fooled.
"Wny will you object to a committee look
up at ttio oooltsf asked Mr. Schnocke.
"I understand it , " responded Franklin ,
"but you can't fool tne. Connolly has been
all over town reporting that my work is not
well done. He does this simply because I
discharged him. My reason for this was ,
the man lives in the Sixth ward and there
was no reason why I should hire dim to help
mo do my \\henthereareplentvof
good men in this ward that I can hire. This ,
gentlemen , Is not half that I could toll you.
but it ought to bo enough to satisfy you. I
will tell you. however , that you have got a
fair and equitable assessment this year. I
have taken into consideration the location
and surroundings of the property. "
"Last year , " said Mr Schnocko , "Alvin
Saunders was assessed at $1,200 , "
"It is not so this year , " continued Assessor
Franklin. "When you see mv books , you will
see that Saunders is assessed at $35,000 , A. J.
Poppleton atSKi.OOO and Jim Brown at $10-
( XX ) . This I am telling you , hut no committee
can c-omo to my office and see mv books. "
"Won't you let three penUfcnien look over
your books ! " asked Mr. Dailey.
"No , sir. You can look over the assess
ment on your lots , but you can't look after
anv other lots , " continued Mr. Franklin.
"DickO'Kcelfo'sruling , that property of cor
porations must be assessed in the ward in
which the ofllce is located , will result in this
ward falling short S50OO.Ji"
The meeting denounced the resolution of
the "commissioni rs In the most emphatic
terms.
Mr. Schnocke moved that a committee of
three bo appointed to see that all real estate
and personal property is listed for assess
ment. The motion prevailed and the chair
appointed Messrs. Schnocke , Erflliur and
Minnnbnn. As soon as the committee can
learn whether or not the provisions of
O'KcefTo's resolution has been carried out
another meeting will be hold to take prompt
action.
The Howe scales , the only scale with pro
tccted bearings.Jsocheck rods. Catalogue
of Borden & Selleck Co. , Agts. , Chicago , 111
Z.jE.I AJT.VC TllL. It'OllK.
Iowa Masons KeiiiK Instructed In the
Oi der'8 Mysteries.
CED\B ' Ku'ins la. , May 29. [ Special Tel
egram'to TIIK BEE.I Tno Masonic grand
ledge school of instruction opened at Masonic
hall tnis morning , with the largest number of
delegates ever in attendance ai a first day's
session. The school will continue in session
three days , when the forty-eighth annual
meeting of the Masonic grand ledge of Iowa
convenes.
The work is in charge of Grand Master
George B. VanSaun of Cedar Falls. Full
instructions in the lirst , second and third de
grees were given during the day. Tnis even
ing the entered apnrenUco degree will be con
ferred upon nn actual candidate.
Constipation poisons tno olooa : DoWitt's
Little Early Risers euro Constipation. The
cause removed the disease is none.
Third Party
DBS MOINES la. , May 29. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEC.I About thirty "peoples"
party adherents assembled in county con
vention today and selected these delegates to
the stnto convention to meet here next
Wednesday : S. S. Mann , P. U. Paine , H.
C. Hargls , J. P. Layman , Jacob Beaner. C.
K. Innls , J. W. HicUs , J. B. Weaver , E. B.
Gaston , H. X-J. Scott. These represent all
shades of political belief outside the two old
parties.
DoWitt's Little Early Risers ; best llttlo
pills for djsjiepsia , sour stomach , bad breath
<
Corn Damaged liy Cut Worms.
BUKUNGTOX , la. , May SO. Dispatches from
Illinois points say thousands of cut worms
are working in tbo corn. Many fields are
being destroyed. Numbers of farmers will
bo compelled to replant.
"I lost a crutch and found health at Excel
sior Springs , Mo. "
Lawrence. Kns. Mrs. J. U. Carruth.
Still Kcnr an Outbreak.
OTTL-MWA , la. , May 10.-All is quiet at
Mystic , though the people are yet uneasy
and fear an outbreak , as another consignment
of negro ir.l'ier ? , is coming in tonight. The
negroes working at Diamond's are protected
by deputies.
V. Ill IIoss the Schools.
Mis otiu VU.I.KT , la. , May 29. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Ilr.c. | C. E. Moore of Jef
ferson , la , and J. L. Tnmisca of Momlamln ,
la. , were elected last night superintendent
and principal , respectively , of the schools of
this city. _
Mrs. Marion * cqnltled.
Kcoivi'K , In. , May 10. The jury this even
ing found Mrs. Josephine Marion not guilty
of the murder of uor husband and she \va ;
discharged.
Postal Telegraph Co. have adopted the
"Caligruph" to the exclusion of all otr > eri.
Verdict for Mrs. Sliephard.
In the federal court yesterday Mrs. Shop-
ham was given a verdict for $0.VK ) in
her suit against the Chicago & Northwestern.
Mrs. Shephurd sued for f 15.000 damages for
being put off a train on tha Northwestern In
Iowa.
AVehlorn Pensions.
WASHINGTON. May SO. { Special Telegram
to Tun BEE.I Pensions have boon granted
as follows : Nebraska : Original Invalid
William II. Walker , Aaron Hart , John U.
THE UlllJlT St'CCKSS
of thu i'oiuiino imuurtotlJohnnn
Hell s Mult Extract us a tonic
nutritive , huh cuusud a crowd
of fraudulent imitator.- i-omo
into thu iniiiket Be war o of
thorn ! The Kunuine lias the
signature of "Johann Hell " on i
llu < neck on every battle , KIs-
tier & Moudelhoii Co. , solo
agents , 0 Barclay Street , Now York ,
TAL"
BOYS' DEPARTMENT.
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 arc showing
the most complete line embracing fine styles which are usually retailed as high as
$15,00. Remember we sell the best ,
SHIRT WAI
We will sell this- week 50 dozen of Star Shirt Waists , all new patterns , at 75c. And a
line of * waists , suitable for school wear , at 35c.
CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS ,
'Tlie Glotliii-icj House West , of the Mississippi-
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEA1I DYE WOR1G
All kinds ot Dylns and Clc.inlii ? ilono In tha
Highest style of thu Art , Faded and St.ilnoJ
Fabrics made to look as Kood as new. lie. )
I'tMthi-rs ( loaned lly M.CUIII , In I list C' : is
Manner. Work promotlv done and delivered
In all parti of tlio - ounlry. tend for prlcj
O. \tv.OHAN , I'rop. ,
101J Itroadwav , Near Northnestoru Uopa
COUNCIL ULutr.3. IA.
CHICAGO , May 1C. Kepurts of ccncrous rain-
D. H. McDaneld & Co. ,
Butchers' ' aid Pastors' ' Sinjlhs ,
Markat Fixtures , Casing ,
plccs and Sausaszo Makers' Machinery. 82)-
SS M.iln st. . Council Blurts , lu. Also action
n Hides uud L'uri
Sims &
federal court" . Itrtotns % 4 and 5 Sliugart
Ucno block , Council HlulTj , la.
Plrimhprc Attorney at Law , No. 19
HI . UUiUllUU ; ) . pcari street , over Hush-
null's store. Telephone No. 2VJ. Business
liours. S a. in. to'J p. in. Council IHulK , 1 L
HEW OGDEN HOTEL.
The Now Opden Hotel. In Council Hlufr-s. has
been completely refurnished and modernized
throughout , and U now onu of the best hotels
In the state. It is loc.itcd In the business part
of the city and the electric motors p.iss the
door uvory four mlmiliM. 1'lro eseav = 3 and
fuc alarms throiuhoutthe hulldln ? . Steam
he.it , hot und cold w.iter und sunslilne In
every room. Tnblo unsurpassed anywhere.
Hate , J ' .oo a aay.
GEO. M. WHITNEY. Manager.
THEX QRAMD ,
Council Bluffs , la.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Open.
George T. Phelps , Manager.
C. A ; HAMMER ,
USTICE OF TH'E PEACE
OFFICE , 41. ' . Hroadway , Council lilulTs , la
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Medical and Surgical Institute
DKS. 11KLL1NGEUS , l'KOI'3.
Chronic diseases ot all kinds und deform
ities specialties. Xos. U)1 ) and 2iUi Hroadway ,
Council lllnlVa. la.
CJrovrs , Eli 11. Alunlov , Hiram C. Tuttle ,
Holoway . Kinnov , Thomas M. Pethick ,
James B. Sumnicrvllle , Frederick H. Deur-
borr. Anthony T. Stevens , John M. Bagley ,
( .rcen Stauton , Joseph Davis , Jacob Lawsha ,
Albert Hines , Joseph Bryan. KreJerick
\7ivcriy. Additionr Jobn McAVIlliams ,
Chauncoy Barber , Jacob Pntts , Frederick
Huzeloh. Increase Marshall Z. Shaft.
South Dakota : Original John L. Kap-
linger , Owen T. Owens , Lcauder Welch ,
David B. Uowo , George W. Bickford , Fix-i-
inad T. ICnowles , Ellas RIgle , Benjamin F.
Abel , Tilghman Stono. Additional Samuel
Lenbart. Keissuo Joseph Thomas , Tbad-
ileus L. Carrier.
Iowa : Original Marshall D. Fox , Zur H.
Gravei. Stunton D.Varner , William A.
Price , James M. ICnowle * , Samuel L. Steel ,
James H. Blakeloy , Camper Belson , David
H. Kniuht , Williuui Applugato , John Bridge-
man , Christopher C. Joliu , Michael Doyle ,
Levi Knco. Jacob W. Cfeso , William Castlo-
dlne , William W. Klblcr , ' Amos Matthew ? ,
Edward / . Williams , Djplcl Koborts , Ocorgo
Moore , John T. ElwclC U illis H. Butler ,
Fnmk O. Udall. Georpq.AV , Brown. Xathan
D. Thompson , Jason \iCahvoU. l . John ilcllur ,
Hlchard uurkln , William H. Kirk. Alonzo D.
Lyiul" , Aix > llos Fuller. Special act
Drustlia A. Shovood. Additional-
lam Heally , Nels Xeliri eu Josi.ih liivoiis ,
Samuel M. Mayniird , Jacob Waring , Mamhall
Hemstreet , William A. Wnlker , James Waddell -
dell , Edward Adams , Isaac tilllam , KobertJ.
McKee , John Potei-soa. Ueisbue Daniel A.
Mcilling , Tiionmt M. Fee. He-Issue and Increase -
crease James M. Gilbert , Jeremiah Heed.
DoWltt'i. Liltio Early Kiser * : only pill to
curcbicU hcadaeho ana regulatotho boweU
I'ciiiiHylvnnln lilnos.
Eiibtoni cilio.s and pointtj along tboAt-
luntio soubOiirJ nro Vouched in the qui"U-
est time from Chlcuiro by the I'ennsyl-
vnnlii liiit-B , Five trains loivvo daily f ir
PittsburiHaltlinoro , Waslungton , t'hi-
imlelihln | anil Now York , cnrrvlng Pullman -
man vottlbulo aloojirij { aril dining car
Hint run through without chancre. Two
trains carpyt'ijT Pullinuii huilt-t parlor
nnd I'ullman t-loupiii" ; cars uibo lunvo
I'hii-ni. * daily vin tholintH ) fur In-
ili.inipi4is , Loulsvillo and C Iricii.nnti ,
making union dcnot conuccUuns for the
south ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AT SwiiiWalker's 113 Main sticct and Itn
I'l-arl. Council HlulK you will always llnd
a "snap b.inraln" In ro.il estate If you want to
Imy or n peed place to list n bargain If you
\Kint tocll or trade ,
\ \ ' ANTED Two men to work on fruit fiirn. .
f I ) I. smith , south Madison street. Coun
cil
\ \ 7ANTED-l7ood socoivl-hann blcyi-lo for
ii cash I'rcd Lamb , sr. , 159 Graham avenue ,
iiFOK S.LR An ab-.tr.ict and Insurance busi
ness ; uood llMry stock and controlling In
terest In an i-stiibllshcd business Will take
somu Kood city property. Johnston & Van
I'uttcn.
\\7ANTnn-Good plrl for llsht housework ;
i < innll family : peed wase * . Mrs. Hayes ,
M7 N. 1st bt.
_ _
\\7ANTED-A peed , second hi : nd s.i'rtvbl-
cycle , for cash. i\ Lamb , sr. , 139 Ura-
ham : i\i'iiue. Council Bin IT- .
FOi : SALE Klegant carrlacc team -iml line
slnrlo drivers ; prl'-i's le.isonablo ; cull
and sue them before bin Im. ' . Isaac M. Smith ,
sales stables No. 41fc North Se\enth stiect ,
( . 'otincll Itliitrs.
rilO TUADE Two i.ou-cs and lots on Hroad-
-I- w.iy to tr.ulu for vacant lots on Fourth.
I'lfth or s.i\t ] | avenues. Address Itrown A.
Unccr , KK& Hroadway.
MAGNIFICENT acre property In ( He-acro
tracts loc.itud L"J miles from postolllee ,
for sale on n-asonablo tcinm. Somu line resi
dence property for rent by Day & He- .
WANTHD--Gooa urlcicnmker 10 buy out
plant or manufacture brick by the thou-
saml or by the iluy. None but Kooil , responsl-
b o man need npuly. Must Rlro Kood icfer-
ences. C. G. Greenwood. Silver CHJt la.
WANTED- a young man with experi
ence and references position in a who.o-
sulo house where ho can advance. Address
E20. Ileuonicu , Council llluira.
FOR SAI.B Our fine family horse , suitable
for rldtngordiivlnjj. Apply to 130 S. Oth
' .l-OCt. _
rpo levers of liorses The largest lot of f.its
JL arid the finest in the city ; also hay and
feed ( > . " > all kinds at fe' , Goldstein A , Cos IJiS
West 111-o.ulway. _
CLAIKx OYANT und psychometric , or char
acter readings ; all ) diagnosis of disease. .
Send lock of hair for readings by loiter. Sun
days and ovenlnss. Mis. E. Hooper. 14."J Ave
nue. K , near corner IStli st. . Council 11 nil 3.
Terms. Me and } 1 03.
FOK SALE For Kent Wanted If you want
to buy , < ell or rout anything In iho real
estate line don't do It until you have seen our
larse list of bargains. Swan , t Walker , No. 113
Main und 113 1'eurl streets Council ItlulN.
TTHJKSALE-Ilotel centr.illy lojiito.l , doing
J- peed business. Or will oxchan o for KfJd
farm In uusturn Iowa.
Hotel lease , farn turo and fixtures ; an A
No. I ch nice to stop into a peed p.iyini ; bu-1-
ncss Kcasons for sollim ; , other business requiring -
quiring all owner's attention.
llargalin in lusldunca and business prop
erty K. t' . o nicer , real citato an I insurance
aKcnt. No. 13 N. M.Un "t. Couilcl'i lllulTs ,
GAHDENS Some cliolco pardcn land ne.ir
Council lllulTs for sale on easy terms , tils >
vineyards and a lur 'u list of low.t ( anna.
Johnsion A. Van 1'atten.
F OK KENT The McMahon block , U story
brick , with basement und elevator. J.V \
Squlie , 101 I'oarl street.
F OK SALE or Kent 3\nlan lanl. vrltU
houtei , 07 J , It. Uioa. WJ MJ.IQ St. . Oouaull
Bluffi
'Jlio Woiiilcrl'iil New Process Vapor
Move.
\Vescllthconly cenulno Jscw Process -
and the celebrated tju'ck Meal New 1'roce.ss
stoves , the best made. Ono difference be
tween the genuine und imitations Is that the
imitations have a small needtu-liko tubJ to
draw of ! oil that Jon't evaporate ; the scnulni
nas no sucli flimflams. Wo have sold nearly
ono hundred already this season. Llshts
Hko cas ; absolutely safe ; no sinoko or soot ;
as simple ns a cook stove. See us before
buying. A tow tine $35.00 gas ranges closing
out at $10.00 each.
The best over offered : i.0 per cent discount
over last year's prices.
Ijinvn MowerH.
Highest grade only ? 0.00. Screen wire
doors , frames , etc. , etc.
iiiuyc'IcH.
Largest stock in the -.vest. The famous
Little Giant bov's who'll , the Victor , highest
grade , world's best wheel , Doth for ladles and
gentlemen. L'oi.u & ( Joi.i : ,
41 Main Street.
I'.oii'c Give Away Money
Ami put nothlnz In return. You are simply
doing II when you pay the prlcu commonly
asked for an ordinary lawn monor If the price
Is more than 4"iiu. Wo will tell you a lir-,1-
da * * , narriiiitvtl and guaiantoed tHulvo-lnoh
mower for $ , ' > .00. Examlno tliuiu.
O rdeu f OH' ! DC pur Kt.
liixid duality and will gl\o yo i siilisfuctlon.
Come and sue It.
The IlPHt ItcIViyi'ratop
Ix tnu'North Htar It Is nut like sumo others
Unit aruwarrintcd to frce/o nlthotitlco in
lUj'-riayh. It doss use some Ice , hut uses lus
und pioducea a loner temper. ituro wIlliKis
titan any other refrUei dor on the markn.
Mexican Ilaiiiiuouks , 7. u.
They aru north looking a ! and will glvoyou
lots of com foil during the summer.
Coluin.ii i Hiojehii.
Plenty of them now to supply all demands.
There ib no other In the world equal to ll.
llubt I ) . ill goods. . ' | - , Idirs water ciHilers ,
tiUHH'l-s ; | an I clutlies l > iskeli tinllglitn 114
leu en-am f refit rtill" frc-i'io In from ihn-u
to the muiuli > . froiu ! ii ip Junior gasu-
I'no slovos fr in , * ( i it , ib lU'.UI lo iht-htst
i'roo fcil n | niin HSI..M' nunle , for stlu only
at 1 * i' Oi Vu , i. ol llr o.l
27 MAIN
Over & 11. Juc-jueia-n & Lo. , Jewelry Stor
Marcus Clothing Store ,
COMMEXCIXG
281891. , .
Wo will open with a new an J co np'et stoc c in Men's , Youths' , Boys' mill
Children's Clothing , Gnus' Furnishing ( Jt-ods II .ts , Cups , Boots , Shoes , Trunka ,
Valitcs , Kte.
On nny prrohnso you m ike in the house- during this Opening1 S.-lo you will
save " ( > ] ) er < cut.
Hvcry tliuii ; is inii'koil in pi lin Pjjuros and stictly ono price. The ( rouls arcs
till new and in lute--t styles , and they arc bought -tr.iiffht , fro 11 Ki 'orn .Mti lufact-
tirers. Don't miss th s roat o jportunitv , ljuli-onio mil ox itnino OJT stoflc and
prices. It will tisto iish you 11 sojour Low Pi-C3s nnd Good Gaols. Wo will
n ontion you a few of the ba jiiiins nnd 'till thuro nro thousands of Unrtrnins
which you can see by c illinj , ' d iv'.ng th-j S ilc. Wo want , you to com nnd ovunino
our goods and price * and be ? con vinc-'tl. A few of the bargains are as follows
500 Men's. Working i-uHs at 9'i. iVi Men's S-iiti at "il.oO. 8011 Men's Black
Woisted Suits at S7. " > 0 I Mou's all Woo Dr ss Suitin dilTeront Style ? , from S5
to S3. SOD Bov's all Wool Knee Punts in diiiorcnt Htjlos at 50 cents. 600 Boy'a
Suits during the Sales t tl ; ujro4 toU. lOUall Wool B > y'a Suits at 2.25 : a-.ro I tol-1.
We will put on si e o i the l.rat Opo.iui , ' IXiy. Tli ir-d ly. May 2S. ono lot of
children's I'ants iina Waists 2c nit. for the two. Now is your chance to buy
yo ir boys' clothing for : i little money.
M. Marcus Clothing House ,
546 and 548 Broadway ,
Council Biuffs Iowa
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
C A. Sc'ioeds.nck , PropPietop , Ofticos 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St. , Omaha. Dye , clean nnd reflnish goO'la
of every descr'iption. Packages received at either oTfice or at tha
Worksj Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Merchants who have hhop-worn ot Foiled fnlricd of nny character can hnva
thom redyod und liniihoJ equal to now.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Blurr-j.
CAPITAL STOCK 5150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70.033
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.033
DwtTOlH I. A. Mltlor , P O Olenrj-i , H I.
Shut-art. R B. H.irUJ I ) EiImutuMun. Ch ! irlai
II , liannan Tr innot ueiier U Iwukliu liunl-
tifn. U.ir.-eit c.ipltil uuJ iiirplin ol ia/
tianklu riouthwo tuni IJ-.TL .
.NTERESro.N TIM- DEPOSITS ,
I
Ills the amount thill pcopiu 'i\o , not so
inilih "hat thi-y eurn , that I'M'iitu.illy iniikoK
thuin rich. Icibujnu u hoiisohohl niL'i.lv
like u rufrlscr.itor It K wi-II to c-onsldi i M > IHO-
tliuij ; else thiiii the Uril cost In dcti-nn nln
Its ccimomy. Thu ( juurutuy iloiischold Iti fr K-
i-rutor Ih a handsome an u iileuo of pallor
furniture umi costs Icsthnn any otlioi llrsl-
cliiss nrllcii- , und htuii Is lit thu lii'idasiin
vruwimlior of l.-i.- . Uin the ln\tu < > t cold iilr
teiiiiu-raturu. All the packliu Is tnlnuril
wool , iho Ix-st non-coiiiluutor of liuai unit
inolhliiiu Known. All ) iartn can lie takL'ii out
nnd eh-aiu-d. ln\i > sti"to ! the Ciuurnsby
llousi-liold hofoiu liiiy'.n. .
Il \ \ It MOUPI-B.
The Ni > cjuukor I'liy U In every ri"ii > oet Iho
cotintoipart of iho ITilliidflphlu , and nii'oh
chuiiDur.I'roin * i to * " . \Vi- carry the 1'hlla-
dulphla also and you ciin tuko your cliolKU.
Surocil DOOI-H
and window Kinnins , tin ; luiKost and finest In
thu city , and all the lutest uovoltloi In tliu
Imrdwuro line , at MIl'QAKT A : l'i-3.
No. II Main Micct , Council
Gas Heating Stoves.
Nl ) ARIIEd ! NO > > 1OKH.
Just the thlnic for linth roonm , bud rooms , eta
Cull and sco our iur < u asMirliui'iit.
C. D. Gas anJ El3tru Liy'ii ' GJ
211 l' ari auU 210 Mam MrcoU
Electr3 ] Truss33 ,
Belts , Ch33t Protectors , Eto.
AGSXFSmi \ DR. C. I ) . JU3) ) ]
Broadway , Counoll Bluffs , la
NIi : "HI.
. / . / / . i'ii\.miKitii\ . it.
Kfc , Knr. No onnil Tliruat
Spi-i l.ill.l.
Council Illutl * . - - town
! oru cm , rr vy
ptlnliil : mill we.tk Tlil'
i-.trncliu ( iuifii ii , "
iluirtui from ttm e-iri . '
tnrrh , lujr fwi-r. Milimi
anil nil ueiilu MII t tlir . o
nllci Mon uf iiiu llir..a u
H'Oililljr ( ilai u.u < lit-
| IM | urliliunt | ialn ( , ln. . nc-rumiviy urtio'i'iol In
alltJcull f.uL- * iiflenuilrij th > n ! n , u t >
lick hoatl it-he Sur Ual uiitia 'i iv u
mrjr. p tl/ilonlr | rf < ir'iiDl. u , ir.iu t .i tJinu
OIIU .SUi-Mrl-llunj block , ruuml iuuut.ii illuji. I
First-- : NationalBank :
-or-
COUWCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
raid U | Uajiltni , . . . . $1U,000 (
UdKl ! iri { > inltvil Imrik I. . | l > c.tr l-uro nnnl
iluiiiiMlii I'nIjaiiL'e nil luual iiurillu ; < K > | MI < |
aiu-iit.iin p iiil 1 1 onliacilna * Aco-unai uf . ulir.J
uuU i. inkinnkcT ) > aiiio ( > ri > rati ma > < iii uoX cur
rt'iL i | i ' i c inv
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A. W UllililUS
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