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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 8DAY , JULY 30 , 1801 , THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE : NO. 12 PEARL SJKKfiT. cllx-cn-il by Carrier In any part of Iho City. 1. W TII/TON MANAGER. TELEPHONES/ fhislnrss Ofllcc , No. 43. Night Keillor. No. W , .111.\tut , .nr.Miox. X. V P. Co. Pay your water rent before July 31. C omirll Hinds Lumber Co. , coal. k f rnft's cbaltcl loans , 1MM Happ block. If yon want wnicr In your yurd or bouso rote Hixby's , l w Morrfnm block. A meeting of the school oaar.l will bo held tins cvimliiK instead of last evening , us wns announced yeatorday. A inarrluKo llcunso w.is Issued yoatnrday toI T. Mnldnson of P.klmor. Nub. , and L.lda E. Frey , of Mlnor.il Point. Wls. The Married LadloV Social society will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi dence of Mrs. O. II. Urown , O'JO Mynntor street , The funeral of the latis Mrs. Catherine Orccn will lalto pliicn this morning at II o'clock from Francis Xuvior's Catholtu church The furniture for tlio now Council Bluffs Stivlnp bank wan moved Into Its new location in Iho Unldwin block ycUurdav afternoon , F I , . Speck was el von a seven days' sentence in pollen court yesterday inoriilnp forbL-nlltif. a board bill at the Western house on t'pr.or II roadway. Complaint Is beini ? inado that upper Broad- win In the viclnitv of the Ounn school Is In i clangorous condition , and that people who drive in that locality aio lUblo to bu pitched Ituo Irdlan creek. The funeral of A. O. Brczoo will take place this afternoon at ! i o'clock from the nndcr- Uiiiink ; rooms of W. C. Kstup. All the old Boidlors a o Invited to attend. Tlio remains will bo Interred In Walnut Hill cemetery. A line rod setter was couuht sovarul days ntro bv one of Marsnal Tcinpluton's men , and is i.ow in the pound awaiting i call from Its owrur. Il wears an Omaha tatr , N'o. I'JT , and the owner can have his property by paying f' r this notice. DKIbabctli Ann , dauf-htor of Mr. and Mrs. C' li , Tyler , died yo-itordav nftornocn al o'clock , of diphtheria , aged three years and nmo months. The funeral will bo private mid will take plitco this nftornoon at 5 o'clock from the family residence , -21 Uluff street. O A lamp exploded yesterday morning at about ti o'clock at tlio residence of William i'ualotiuv. < \Vnshlnclon avenuo. and the . nenrlv caused the destruction of the building and its contents. Ttio fire \vns ex tinguished by the assistance of soinu of the neighbors. I ) . If. Hhrecves , who was arrested Tuesday on a ehnriio of stealing .six horses which he had morlKOcoil to E. 1C. Shnrz , was brought before .histlco Ilnminor jestordny tiftornoon for a ticarinir. fie took a ctmngo of venue to Justice Cones and the ease will bo tried AUR- 13. A Kamu of ball was played yesterday af ternoon between the lawyers and a scrub nine. Tlio lawyers put In their best licks o ns to iret thi'lr hand in by tomonow after- nom. when they expect to down the I'tipil- liiin nine. The score was IT to 13 in favor of ttio lawyers. A transcript was tiled in the district court yesterday in the case of Marsden ,1. Perry n alnst the Council BlulTsvatcrworks cotn- niwy on a judgment of fs.000 which was su- urcd ii''nlnst ttiu company In a court In New York The case will confo up for trial at the September term of court. U. U. llubliard Is circulating a subscription II t for the purpose of raising funds to put a memorial window In the now Broadway Methodist churcli lor Abe Lincoln post , Grand Army of the Hupubllc. It will cost between Kid and $ " > and will bo an honor to the Grand Army and the church. Misses Lconaand MabelTalbotentortainod n party of their young friends at their lioinc , 717 Fifth avenue , night before last , in honor of their cousins , tlio Mlssos Clelllo and Annie Stivers of DCS Moincs. The evening 'as spent enjoynbly in'Rumcs and music , and re freshments were served. Lilllo UlcaEon Is confined to her bed from the etTucts of an experience she had with n motor train at the corner of Seventh street und Broauway. She attempted to might from the train wlnlo it was in motion , and In doing 1,0 her foot cot under the wheoK Three tees wore crushed nnd the ball of her foot wns badly mangled. It is fcnred Unit amputation will bo necessary In order to save tbo rest of her limb. The lire department was called out last evening about 8 o'clock by nn alarm of lire tiom HKI Pearl street. A cloud of Miiotco was seen Ufuinc from th basoinent of tbo Onoll V Vf-stinent lifnilquarlors. Tlio lire depart > niVnt wns soon on the scene , but an exiiinlnn- tion showed that the llro wns of but HUlo coiiRcqiioni'o , a pUo of rubliish having cnuqtit llro , probably fro'm a lighted ci Rr stninu , nnd would buvo pone out of Its own nccoru it it had been given n little time. Piimos , organs , C. B. Musie Co. , 539 Brotulwny. ' Drs. Stewart it Patty , veterinary sur geons , 45 Fourth street , Couneil Blull's , la. Swtuibon nuibic company , 3J55 Brotul- wny. Mrs. Chris Hoscn is very ill with rheuma tism ill IUT homo on Mynntor stroot. .1. J. Parrell of Illnw.xthu , Ivan , , Is "In the city , the miest ot his brother , D. A. Farroll. nirs. C.V. . lllcics and children tnivo returned - turned from a visit of uavural weolts In Min neapolis. Union Park races , Omaha ami Coun eil IHulTH , September 8-11 , 9(1,500 ( ; Oe- tobor 20 22 , $1,000. For protrrammos address Nat Brown , Moi chants hotel. ' Omaha. _ Dnll'oriii Text I5no4c . Attorney ( iunornl Stone dniiveroiV nn opin ion yesterday on a matter that was laid bo- fnrti him some ilmo nuo bv lion. Henry Siibln , stale suorinteiulL | ) > nt , of schools , of Dos Molnes. in reference to the text boolc law whleli was passed by the last legislature. The question of the superintendent , was whrilhor or not the pupils nml palrons of tin Independent school district could buy lext boons directly out of the county depository wlileh wns provided by law the districts where the uniformity system was In vo tio. Aci-ordliiK to the provisions of the law clilo * and towns are not bound to adopt the uniformity system unless they inko a supnr.Uo veto on the q'los- lion , lu Iho opinion of Iho attorney mineral thorny or town wishing to buy text books mrocily out of the county depository must have a special election , at which the nuo , < - lion shall bo decided who'hor or not lo ndopt tliounlfornillv sysioin , mid In c.iso Iho decis ion is In favor of uniformity , the county board shall have authority to soil Its booln To them nivordltiK lo Iho other provisions of the law. Under no rlronnutiuu-os has the countv board any authority lo sell Uiom the books. ' Hotel Gordon , most centrally located , firs > t class house in city ; straight $2.00 a day. Gasoline anil oil ; cobs , wood and coal ; prompt delivery. L. G. Knotts , 27 Main ; telephone 20II , _ MUlnko Orli'otivo. The detective who has been bore for soy- oral days past looxliif , ' up the case of ln\-o Murray und Kd Tliotupson , who were sits. peeled of having passed counterfeit silver dollars on n number of snloon keoperi lust Saturday , has rotno lo the conclusion that be hud hold of Iho wroni ; parties , or i'No If Uioy are the rlpht ones hu U unable to prove It. Some very Important Unit * In the rbaln of oxidouco wore niisalnp , and the two suspects were aei'ordinu'ly dUcbargod yesterday afternoon - noon wlibout u hearing. Thov wore taltun buck to the city Jail to servo out Ihelr boven iUy Rcntenco on the cbiirco ut cnrrvliiB con- Icaled wunpons , and when this is cemiiletcd they will bo ducharge.1 O , Younkormivn & Co. , feed ami com mission , 108 Broadway , Couuoll Ulutla. Tol. 77. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS , Seine Incitement Stirred Up Over a New Secret Organization , CAN IT REDEEM THE PROMISES MAD1 ? I'coplolio AVorc I.ookliiK to Get Something for Nothing ere now Just u Mule I It DtibluiiH About It. These who have bccoino members of the Mutual Onu Year Hcnollt order of Boston , Mass. , nro considerably excited over the alleged crookedness of olio Frank Powell , who has ueen stopping nt the Hotel Gordon for the past three weeks , whllo working up the order. According to the circulars which were distributed by the orgnnl/or , thcro were two classes of I'cnciHs , either one of which the members might loin , the classes bclnif called "Endowment Class A" and "Ilfo Class B. " Iho Initiation fuo was SS for either class. A person Joining class "A , " so some of those apiiroaclied were told. might nt tlio end of one year , und after an invest ment of about JIO , iiruw out $11)0. ) Class ' -B" offered n co-opuivillvo Ufa lusur.lnco at the rate of about fS per year per 51.000. By this bert of inducements a couple of lodges wcio orgnni/.od , one by G. W. Spur rier of this city and the other by Powell him- self. The llrst lodge consisted of thirteen members , ton of whom took certificates of $1 In class A , which entitled them to $100 nt the end of Ilia year after paying Iho lequlrod assessments amounting to about S. . The other three touk $1.000 each insurance in class B. Thn second loilgo consisted of twenty-two members. Powell a day or two ago asked Ed. Wright to become it deputy organl/.or ur.d start a ladles' lodge. Wright was not willing to go it blind so ho took the precaution before ho accop'.cd the position to telegraph to the state auditor J. A. Lyon , nt Lo ) Moincs , to find out whether the company was registered in duo form. Ho received a telegram announcing that the Mutual One Year Uenellt order \\ns not authorised to do business in Iowa , This annnuucomcul sptend quickly among the members of the lodge ? , and it was not long until every one was clamoring to get his money buck. As soon as Spurrier le.irned the state of alTnirs , he started around to notify all whoso signatures ho had taken that ho would pay all of them back out of his own pocket , in case the comuany turned out not to bo what It had Ueen represented to be. E. E. Adams Is among these whoso names appeared on the charter of the lodco which Powell organized. Ho now claims that ho gave Powell no authority whatever to put in his niimo with the other applicants for ad mission to the order. Yesterday morning ho sent word to Powell that ho wished to sco him , but the gentleman , who was standing not far off , immediately turned and walked in the opposite direction , showing plainly that ho did not care to have much to do with tlio boot and .shoo man just then. Adams went to the ofllc-o of City Attorney Stewart and wanted something" done , hut Just what ho did not know. Ho was told that If ho wanted to ho could have Powell arrested on u charge of obtaining money uiidcr fnlso pretenses , but Adams wanted some one else to take the responsibility , so no In formation was Illcd. Yesterday afternoon Powell left the hotel Gordon , and the rumor has circulated that had loft the city ns well , in order to get away from the consequences of Ins business transactions. City Attorney Stewart was asked us to the truth of this report. Ho stated that Powell was all rlhl. and ho would euaranlca that ho would bu on band when ho is wanted for trial , If ho over is wanted. A telegram has been sent to the headquarters of the order , in Boston , notlfv- ing thu management of the predicament their representative is In. A telegram was received - coived ycsterdav afternoon announcing that their certified papers arc now on tholr way to the state auditor at DCS Moincs for fillnp. Powell has asked Adams and the other mem bers of the lodges who are now dissatisllod arid are trying to got out of tha organization to wait before taking any decisive step until inoro is heard from his company. Ho states that If ho finds that the company for which ho Is working Is a fraud ho will pay back to the members of ! the local lodges all the money which ho has received from thcro. If it bankrupts him. City Attorney Stewirt thinks that ho Is perfectly honest In the stn emcnt , The prospects now nro that In the course of a few days the members of the lodges who have been frightened half out of tholr wits by llnding out that their com pany had not compiled with all the legal formalities , will Ibid out also that it is a straight business concern , and will do all It promises. _ The Boston Store's grout cost sale previous to inventory sttirtu this morn- hir } , whoii ovorythlni ? in tlio store will bo offered ut actual cost price for ton ( luye. Boslou Store , Council Bluffs. In. , PothorlnglmiiiYnitcluw & Co. Dru. Woodbwy , ilontibts , 30 Pcnrl street , next to Grand hotel. Tolonhono M < " > . High L'rudo work it specialty Picnic at Manhattan beach. Round trip tickets from Omaha , including boat ride , oOo ; on sale at news stands at Millard - lard and Murray hotels. Try Duquette ft t'o.'s Pomona fruit cough tablets. They are delicious. JUST INlTTJ.NATION. ( iiunc'il liluirn ItcMilt IIIH Out of Pa- Uciioo witli n Hallway. Tuesday night's flood was thu theme of much remark on the streets yesterday. The flo'oded district was visited during the day by many citizens , but before morning most of the ater had run off , and there was not much to sco excepting thu piles of mud that marked where the water * had been. The region about the transfer was found not to have been so badly damagpd as the reports Unit were cuculated Tuesday night indicated , although the water had boon over nil that soctlon of the city to a depth of several feet , and the Injury to homos was anything but Insignificant. Lower Broadway was a mass of mud , which it took thu labors of a largo force of men almost all day to remove. Iy noon Iho street was in such shape that Itcould bo used without trouble. The block of vacant lots Just west of the Northwestern dnpot on Broadwnv was transformed Into a lagoon. North of Broadwavon Avenue B. two houses nonr the corner of Eleventh street , belong ing to George L. Jacobs , were undermined , the whole foundation being washed nut anil the walls rondorud dangerous. Many other houses In the vicinity were damaged consid erably. The total dumugo from the Hood will amount to thousands of dollars. The Northwestern bridge over Indian crook is held responsible for n largo amount of Iho damage. The company has boon noti- lied several times by the city council to ralso its bridge In order to allow the water to pass under It when the creek rises. All notices have been disregarded , and the aw sequence Is that n rise of u toot In Indian creek Is all that Is required to send the water in ton-outs over the country adjacent. In dignation runs high and sumo decided action against the railroad company may bo looked for in thu near future. Buy your furniture , cnrnotp , stoves and luiuscho'.d goods of Mnndul & Klein , oiiu .HhilTt , . Prices very low ; freight prepaid to your oily. Don't wear a heavy , ill-ntting suit when yo.i can got elegant biunmor suits at o.atern ; prices at Itoiter'e , the tailor , ! UO Broadway. The Trinity Sunbeams will plvo an entertainment and social at the church Friday evening , July 81. MlUftry Knenmiimcnt. The encampment of the Pjfth regiment , Iowa national guards , no in mo n cos August 11 at SUouaudoau and lasts * lz days. Eight companies will nttcnd. among thorn being the Uodgo light cunrds of this cltv. Hlnborata preparations nro being tniuln for tha enter tainment of the guests. * There will bo n number of competitive drills , In which the Bluffs company hopes to tano n prominent plnco. There will bo about forty men from this city , Lieutenant .T. W. Dlxon acting ns cap tain. Captain A. Sehurlt of Onmha will go with them and act In thu capacity of drill master. On the Sth. previous to the begin ning of the encampment proper , thcro will bo n rifle drill In uhlch moat If not nil of the companies of the regltnont will have reprc scntntlves. A detnchtncnt of eight men wil go from this city to take part In the shoot. Itc'tdy fbr llt I have rnnovated tlio old llarlo livery barn of North Second street In llrst class style , rollttlnir the Interior with a line assortment of box stalls /or the UHO 01 boarding hordes. The pliioo is supplier with the best washing facilities in tlio cith and all the appurtenances of clean- linesa. Boarding horso'i a specialty at satisfactory prices. Call at onco. W. A. HAYES. Union Vets at Home. The Union Veteran league celebrated its nrrlvnl in Its new quarters over 10J Main street by n reunion last evening. There was n largo audience present , Including the mem bers of the Grand Army of the Kopubllc , the Woman's Relief corps , the Sons of Veterans and the Daughters of Veterans , beside * * many outsiders. Colonel D. B. Dailey ofliclntcd as master of ecrtJinonlos In a very accept- nblo manner. Speeches were made by lion. W. I. Smith , Hon. George CIIMOK , Ilov. G. W. Crofts , Dr. C. II. Pinm v , Captain B. W. Hight. Colonel It. C. Hubbird and Dr. R S. Thomas. In spite of the warmth of the evenIng - Ing the speeches wcte ? o in'orestluu' that the exercises were not at all fntlirulng. Music was furnished by the Daughters of Veterans , the Young Men's Christian association boy's drum corps , and by the audience. Miss Klin Heft delivered n fine recitation. At the close of the exercises refreshments were served in the ante rooms , and the oven- ing's ontortnpiment was protracted far Into the night In nn old-soldierlike way. IT C'OM.MIONCKS TODAY. Tlio Autual Co-it Sale nt tin : Hoston Store , Council IlluflV ? . Ladies , recollect that the great cost sale at the Boston store commences this morning. Not an article has been re marked , and everything in the store pees at actual price for tlio next ton days. This is your opportunity to got genuine bargains at rein sacrifice prices. Foth- oringham , Wliitelaw & Co. , Council BUills. _ Dalby'N Kree I ami Concert. Fairmount Paris , Thursday evening , 7 to 10 ] > . in. , Dalby's b.ind will give the Sunday progiam. which was deferred on account of Iho rain. The greatest sale over witnessed in the dry goods business will start Thurs day Ih-bt at tlio Boston Store , Cotr.icil BlutTs , when everything in the store will bo offered at actual cost price for ton days. Remember the sale com mences this morning. See daily papers for prices. Boston Store , Council Bluffs , In. , Fothoringham , Wliitelaw & Co. CUT WITH A MVKI.K. Inhuman Treatment of n ( lilld by K.s leather nt Gfiindy Center. GUUNDV Cr.snut , la. , July 'J'J. ' [ Special Telegram to Tun Br.n. 1 This pluco is thoroughly aroused over the inhuman con duct of S. Do Groto u fellow of unsavory reputation. While cutting grass with a sickle his little six-year-old son in some manner got in front of the sickle and was terribly mangled. It will bo necessary to amputate ono limb and perhaps both , to save his life. The evidence of Mrs. DeGrote shows that It was intentional on the part of the father. Ho has several times threatened to tnlco the life of his children and at ono tune drove his wife from homo because she interfered when ho was whipping ono of the children out rngeously. DeGroto has not yet been ar rested. Must Facilitate 'I ravel. DBS MOIXI : ? , la. , July 29. ( Special Tele gram to TUB Bin.l : Some tlmo ago the railroad - road commission was petitioned by the citi zens of Greenfield. Orient , Briagownter , Fontanello and Massena to order the Chicago , Burlington ft Quinsy railroad to put in better train facilities on the Cumberland branch of the road. It was alleged that there was but ono train per day , and that they wore unublo to reach Creston , the main point of the vicinity , and return to their homos the same day. day.Tho The commission investigated the matter and today ordered ttio road to run moio trains. The opinion states that "the com mission has held that trains carrying piuson- gcrs should run in such n manner , If possible , as to onnhla people living on thu line to visit the principal town of supply In the forenoon , returning in the afternoon. In this case Creston Is on the main line from which point trains run dally east , wos.t and south. Pas sengers traveling to the south mauo the larg est portion of the -service , in the opinion of the commission , and It is of the opi.iion the train should bo run to accommodate such travel. " Hei'/.eil 15eer Kcciiptiirccl. Roc'Kwr.i.i , Cm , In. , July 20. When eight kegs of beer consigned to J. J. Maginnis were unloaded trom nn Illinois Central freight train at Maiison , this county , yes terday. they were subod under the state prohibitory law by Jamus Long , a constaolo , who starto'l with them by team for Uockwoll City , the county sent , accompanied by Clayton Brown , his deputy. About half way between Malison and itockwoli , the constable and deputy were overtaken by Miiginnis and Georuo Brown. Maginnis was disguised , and at the point of a revolver compelled the constable to surrender the bcor , which ho took back to Mansoii. The constuUo proceeded to Rockwell and swore out a warrant for M.iiilnnls , and the sheriff has sol out for Manson to arrest him. Maginnis has been dofylng tbo law for some tlmo. IMany \Y trimoo. In. , July 20. Hogs are dying In great numbers from cholera In the south pin tof nils county whore the disease has broken out afresh. The townships of Lin coln , Change and E.tglo nro the affoetud dis tricts. The sumo locality iiifforod severely from the ravages of the disease last spring. II. J. Lacuy , an extensive farmer in Or. 1111:0 township , lus boon the hcavioit loser , only seven animals being loft out of S50 which ho had three weeks ago. The loss of young pigs Is especially large. ' | < MI ii in In town. Di.urrs PAIIK , In. , July 3'J. fSprclnl Tele gram to Tin : BII : : . ] A big interstate tennis tournament Is In progress hero. Tennis players from Iowa , Missouri and Illinois nro In nttcmlanco. The crowd IK enthusiastic ) in singles. Baldwin got llrst urUo , Powers second end and Hrogg third. In Urn double Baldwin and Powers not first. Second and third not yet decided. _ lnliiiie ) ( Idiml'or Company in Troiililn Dfiuei-i : , In. , July Sli. foreclosure pro ceedings weru Instituted this morning u alnst the Dubuqus lumbar company on mortgage bonds duo for $ MX)0. ) , ( ) Thu bonds are hold by Kdivnrd W. Marsh of Bridge port , Conn. , and Gcorgo B. Moore of Arling ton , Mass. The mortgage covers ru.il eslatn , w mills and machinery now loascd to C. W. JOHAM HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT has wonderful Tonic and Nut- ritlvo c.UUitiCj | ! tlml'lmvo made It pqpular. Quite naturally imi tations have come into the mar ket , agaiiibt which thu public should be warned. Sea that "Johann lIollV signature is on tlio necl ; of the bottle. Kisner ft Mondolson Co. , solo agents , 0 Barclay Street , New York. XOt Tlt\'t.\i TO COHXEH OIUlfT. Vatn\frn Simply Seeking ; Menus ta Avoid the Uimh ( o tliii'Mnrltot. 11 1 MIU no , In. , July 23. Tq'lio | ( Editor ol Tun Bin : : From n number 'of ' references made by the "press1' of late' ' lit rcg.xrd to farmers holding or corneHmj wheat , It H evident that the matter is not well under stood and Is mainly suggested to cause fluctuations on the markets. It never has been thu policy of the industrial classes tc cornnr any product and such charges nro without foundation. It is true , however , that thcro nre movements belnp mndo to try to further the Interests of tho' farming states by seeking n means to avoid the rush ol cereals to market and thus unnaturally bear prices , and prevent a sacrlllcc as was made two years npo in Iowa , Kansas , Mis Bojri and Nebraska on corn. It Is now well known that If wo could h.wo avoided this It would have bccu worth millions to the poo- pie. pie.I I have Just received notice of a meeting to bo held at Topeku , Kan. . August > ( ) , to con sider the matter , and It may result In a call for a Joint mooting of the four above named stales later on to provide protection against such results. I tun fully convinced that such an action would ha but common sense for our section and would bo n practical way to open , Intelli gent and practical menus for a solution of the question of how to secure Justice for our sec tion by establishing equity between inter ests. ests.With the bU crops of xvhc.it now matured , and the likelihood of the corn crop being also very heavy , it would bo a very wise thing to got these great corn states together to advise on the matter of marketing. This is only In keeping with the plan of other Interests "and wo would bo foolish to neglect It. I. N. Gun Club Shoot. The Gun club shoot at twenty-five Ohio rocks resulted , Charles M. Sanford I" , Fred- crick Bowley 14 nnd F. J. Eggcra 10. At live singles Sanford got , " > , Bowlcv and Eggcrs it. Next Sunday nn interesting shoot will bo had and several prlrcs , including n gold- headed umbrella , box of cigars and a new hat will bo awarded to successful contestants. Notes About the City. J. U. Householder has gene to Kansas City. Edward Gould will visit the east this summer Lieutenant Governor Majors was visiting his many friends in this city. Edward Furlong , In search of his brother , arrived yesterday from Ironton , O. L. T. Welsh of David City is visiting his cousin , L. T. Martin , of the exchange. Misses Georgia and Nottio Ulch and Jcnnlo Allen have returned from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Ella T. Christ nnd son Edalo loft last night for Cheyenne for a recreation on the ranch. Joseph Rocsncr of Albright , who has occn visiting his old home in Germany , has re turned. Miss Mary Scan , onherroturn from Wnhoo vUited her brother , Mr. Scan , and will go to Waterloo , la. Mesdames S. O'Neill of Sfonx City and A. Mocn of Blair nro the guests of Mr. und Mrs. A. V. Miller. Miss Margaret Groff , who has been the charming iruest of friends , has returned to Ilorton , Kan. It. Elliott of Nemnha City , formerly n com mission man at the yards , was a welcome visitor at the Exchange yesterday. O. F. Roth has anived frpm Silver Creole to laUo the position as telegraph operator in the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley ofllce. Herman Schmoling lost a f IS check drawn by Swilt A ; Co. , in favor of Lewis Hough. The Under will please return it to Swift & Co. or to the owner. Miss Minnie Musgrovo's sachol , lost by or stolen from her in Council Bluffs on her \\av to Iowa , was found near Uiu'Btuffs and will bo returned to her. George Beam , of the commission firm of George Burke Jt Frnzter , whoso i rothur in Malvern , la. , has been dangerously ill , left for Malvorn yesterday. Edward IJoud , of the Exchange , who has been traveling through Wyoming , Idaho and Montana on stock Dullness , has returned and was accompanied by an Indian chief. Jack Wilkes , who has signed articles to" tight Harry Gil more in this city August 15 , arrived in the city vestorday nnd" will go into nctivo training for the battle of his. liie. The Bohemian turners will give a dance in Blum's hull Saturday evening. The commit tees have made preparations fora social to oxcell nil past entertainments by that popu lar body. Positively cured by these Little I'ill.s. They also relieve Dis tress from Dyspepsia. In digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect renii i cdy for Dizziness. Nausea , f Drowsiness , Had Taste i In the Jtouth , Coatedg Tongue , Pain In the Stile , TOHPID LIVER. They regulate Uio Bowela. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL , SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICED 'a ' * There is nothing its equal for relieving the SORENESS , ITCHING or BURNING , reducing the INFLAMMATION , taking out REDNESS , and quickly bringing tha skin to 'ts natural color. , BEWARE of Imposition. Take POND'S ' EXTRACT only , Sea landscape trado-mark 01 buff wrapper. Sold only In our own bottlci , Ail druggists , POND'S EXTRACT CO.,765thAvc..rJ.Y. . - It'a rcnmilrmilo specific nation upon tliijftffcctod parts JL'lles , however , novero. Also for Jhtnis , Scald * , Eruptions , Salt , Jlhemn iC-e. Testimonials from nil oliissea provo ita ofllviiuy. IVIco COc. Boltl by nil Dmpglata or Bent by mail on receipt of price. Put up only by POMD'S EXTRACT CO , , 70 Gth A70. , N , Y. COUNCIL Galvanized Iron Cornice Works , U. OU.UII. ft SUN , I'll0l"d. 1O16 and 1O17 BroncKvatj , Killuiutot furnlnlipit on nil kluilt of lialvanliot run I'urnlco Work. Ir ia Hiinfliu , sitora Fruiila tin I op.ior work. Arilitu vr.irk n HxiclnUx | t'orroj- > nnjuiice iilkijil | Irum polnuW ) mllui from Uoun II llliilUunil 0111:1)111. : ) COUNCIL BLUFV3 Medical and Surgical InstUuts DUS. El.I.IN KUS ! , I'UOI'a Chronic diseases of all Ulncltt and iluform- tles kpuelalties. No * 'AQl uud : ! WJ Uro.idwuy , Couut'll UlulTs , la. $ N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. The Cheapest and Best Mulicinc for Family Use in the World. InHtnntly utop * tlio mo it e\cruclntlnx p dnv iiovor falls to Klvo 0.110 to tlio atllTareri a tan applications net llko III.IKIC , c.uislnc the p.iln to In.itiuHly atop. A Cure for all Bowel Complaints. Internally tnkun In iln 0) of from thirty to jlity ilrnpi In linlf n tumbler of w.nlor will euro In n few niln- ulci Crninpi , SpCBini hour Sloninrli , Colic , riatiik-noo , Uenrllinrn , Languor , Falntlnc Spulli , CIIUI.liUA MOIllU'f , IIAUItllOHAI\SKNTKUV. Sick ItoiiliclU , N.u-ui. Vo nllln * . N'orvjtunJM , Miilnrln , and all Internal paliu arising ; fruin chiuinu uf illut or water or otherc.uuos. 50 Cents a Bottle. SoU by Druggists. TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS , G. A. Scnoedsack , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council Bluffs and 1521 Parnain St. , Omaha. Dye , clean and refinish goods of every description. Packages received at either office or at the Worlts , Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. Merchants who linvo whop-worn or soiled fabrics of any ehametor ean have them redycd nnd finished equal to now. BKD'IWATHUKS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM , with the latest nnd most approved machinery , nt less eost than you over paid before. GR.A.NJD , Council Bluffs , la. This Elegantly Appolntai Hotal is Now Opaii. N. A. Taylor , Manager Dr.M. H.CHA1BERLUI Eye , Ear , Nos3 anJ Tlimt SURGEON , Council BlulTs , It. Si. pjurl-LJoiio B'lt. Room 1. i ) to 1.J in 7 and 8 p. in. Tlio t oliitiibln Il Wo him ) tliii best cushion tire nritln. Hut this is not tliu only gooil fcutiiro o ( tlio old rollalilu und popular ( Jo'.uiiilil.i. InMMtl'-'ulo what soiho unscrupulous do.ilors hinu to say for their wliuoN , Tliu Columbia Is worth Its woJ'lit In ( 'oltl , oven with "fri'o silver. " Dolthoiit n HelVlKei'itor. In lint weather It Is linposslblo to do KO and piesi'rvo your hualth anil umufort. I'ood van- not I ) ? prt'iiurvuil without dun01 cms ilutrrloi'ii- tlon. In a fOoUud or raw .st ito , without refrig eration. Von w II liii'l Itinoro Imp.ibslhlu llrin over to do without this tin portan tnilj nnc' t whim yon look at 'ho North htir anil learn thu lirk'uao will niiiko ( or thu nu\t thli ty days. Gasoline StoveImwii Mou'rrri , And Kunlon hosn at lowur IlKitrcs than yon over KOI liofotu , r.very artIclusold Is thuhl''li- cst Krailo iniidi1. Screen doors unit window iereens ut eoit. Make your homes conifortu- jle ut little ox'ponsi1. P. C. Di-Viil. 501 liroiiilwiiy. fxli. McDaneld & Co. , Butchers' ' aid P 'un' ' Su lliJ , Market Fixtjm , Casing' , ilcci ami Kansago Mukori' Maohlnory. 1 ! ) tj.Miiln st. . Counull llluiti. la. AUn aoiluri n llldua itncl l''nri Lake Manawa Hotel , A I tract Ions ; Klnn Klshlni. Iloatlns , Hath- Inan ; 1 ICvcellent Mineral Water. On'y lirteen minutes rldo trom Connell UlnffH. Motor trains every half hour , illrout to centers of Council Illiills an 1 Omalri. Most dollchtfiil und ticcossln.u plaoo for picnic nartijs. TELEPHONE NO. 45. BANK Of Council Bluffs. CAPITAL STOCK . $150,030 SURPLUS ANO PROFITS . 70.03J TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000 DliiB"Tlili I. A. Mlllor , K O Oleivjn , K. U ehu-art. K. K. H.irU J I ) Edinuiulson. Uli irlm K. Hiinnui. : Truis.iot itenarit Danklnt bu-u- nei * I < ar-o3t u.ipitil auJ nurylni ot Jiuy .iNTtREifuN FirstNational : - : - Bank , -OF COUNOIL BLUFFS , IOWA. I'nid Up CaIK' ' , - - - - $10' ) , 00) ( ) lau < t orKiuiUol bulk la tlio city. 1'uruUnin I ilouio tie ovohiniu nn I hull sjcirltlji. Ki jiU ntivntloii p Hilt i oilljjami. VuJilut ) f IH.nl uali b'i ks bi'ikJr < uul ojrji ) r uiam ulUICjL Jj : rospuiuliiculnvllo.t. OEO. I' . BANKOU1) , I'roildunt. A. W. UIKKMAN , Cnshtor A. T. HIUI5. . ' < slU'\ "inVlf Gas Heating Stcves. No ASHES ! No SMOKI- Just the ihlna for b.ith rooms , liuil roo'ns , oti Cull and scoour lurxo assorlmunU C. B. Gas nncl Elo3trl3 Llahl Co. 11 I'o irl and 210 Main Stroot. To the Citizens o/ Omaha and Vicinity : Or. P. Oi'oVo Is n rognlar graduate of inedloliie fiomi'lilnn , liavlnu talien a thor onisliemiisi' of study , e.xumdlni ; over olKht vi'aiN. in soini'of the best nnnoio collORi's. lleolTem his si < rvkus to all these sulTerlinr from illse.ncsot any Ulnd , and fcols conlldont Unit In i-very etisn no nndurtaKe- can uo JOII O.lll. Most or im liiRrnllonts ho mos In his reme dies nro ootan'i-al ' siibstanco-i fiom t'hlna , many of them unknown oiitsldo of Hint conn * try. llochiitcps nnt lilii11 ; for c\u initial Ion. consul- tailnn or iidvlco. \ on inn cull , nnl linvo - \ friendly chutlth nlin. and ho "III frankly slate \unit he can do for yon. His cnnsiiltii * thin" und communications conducted In tin ) ut n est tirlMicy and strictest contldence. Ills reiiiodli's urn easy to take and ncrfeotly harniifsi. The mint of ihmit net on the blooit , minfylns It mid dostroyliiB Iho mloiubua or lini'toria. Perhaps yon nro .snlTerlns ft HIM Ronio ills- eaM-of loiu htamlltitf and lm\o tiled almost CMT.V reinody known without SIII-CCMS Would It not lo well to try Iho Chlne c nioilo of Itontim'iil now , or at any rate mil nnd loti Dr. I . liioi o I'Munlno thu ctiio and toll you what In * fin do ? I'r. ' C. Ore Wo hiisthoiisandsof testimonials In Ills possession , amonir wliluh aio thu fol- II. II. YOUXO. S7i : > North Twenty-fourth stieel , Oinaiia Cured severe cold anil r.in- Idly ilnveloiilnncoiisuinptloiii was told could not lastslN munllii ; ciued wholly with Chl- in'Mi lotiii'dics DMIH ! H. l.lidK. 1W ! Klflh street.RulTcrod with sliU he'idacho and goiu'ral debility ; hail ili'.l all Kinds of medicines and do.-tori. Now olnist IIIK ! he.iltnv. M. V. VAN WOUMRH , 1717 Third street , Council llliitt * . . tieneral dohlllly and pain In I'lu'st ; few vsoi'ics trontniont ; never full uottor tlinn iitnretenu MliH. I1. (1. ( KICK , youth Omaha , lAlhrlKht ) . After tryni' . ' other remedies for oUht ye.irs t-etul Dr. lieu Wo's trciitmont ; now coinpfotoly JOIIX II. MAMMKTT. South Omaha. ( Wust Alnilph ) . Hi-art dlseaso and iniln In chest ; bhot t coiir-e of trt'iitmont ; now almost cured. Ml ! ! ' . W. A. NIUIIOI.SON , UJ7 Kl litecnth slieet. KlieuiiKillsni. then lieiniiiorrairn of tlio niii Mund llnally heart dlsoato ; coiuplulu WIIVKJ went to KnroDuand tried overythln , ! ! now I'ntlrolv ennui hv Dr. Ouo Wo. MRS. J. Ii YATB9 , 2X0 Q street. South Omiilni , IVinnle weakness and sli'k licad- iiehe : could cet , no icllef till Dr. lieu Wo cured me. Will mindly iccommund him for Ihesa I rouble . . 1'or tlio benefit of those "ho cannot see the doctor he li s piep'irod the fo'lowln- ' eight lemeilles for thu most urov.Ucni dlse.iaus : BLOOD PURIFIER , RHEUMATISM CURE , CATARRH CUF E , INDIGESTION AND DYS- PfcPSIACURE , SICK HEADACHE CURE , LOST MANHOOD CURE. I-EMALE WEAKNESS CURE , AND KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE Thi"-o iron bios nan oaslly ho dtairnnsoil an ! ; hc pioper uiiuedlcs piii-jurod , l'nr .ill ntnor : i on Dies write , oir.'losln st'imp for ( ) uostion iiliiiilt and liooi , , as the doctor nies a spoalal remedy for each disoaso. DR. C. GEE WO , North (6th ( Streit , Office H ours from 9 a. m. to 9 p m. , Ev ry Day. LOST POWER Nerve Ik--vMM euro nil aaxiinl ncmknem In clthor fvx , nctliik on nurvo' , tirnlni , BOTIIII ! organs. Auto- i.niiciHK lor liniiutvnry , nlKlitly i > ml < j lon § . losl niL'niorv , t.ii'l itiGnin-4. nverHloii to tioototr. ft tioz , pn ti.ll | < l. Six tunes l'i. NKKVl : MHAN CO , Iluf- lulo , N. V. bold by ( iuuilman Dnn ; Co. , 111U t'urnuuj St. . Onmlm. NEWOGDEN HOTEL. Centrally located in the business portion of Council Bluffs , all the street cm * lines in the city passing the door. Modern and conven ient ; thoroughly fire proof ; 120 [ juest chambers. The best $2 a day house in the west. Board cind room trom $3O per month up. Table bonrd $5 per week. G. M. WHITNEY , Mgr. SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL. BLUFFS. \ \ / ANTED--I'lirnlshed lioiiso of four orllvo T looms for two months or loiiKur. Hunt leferent'cs. Address. ! . 11 , , Ituo olllce. \\ni-I'tiado Rood residence lot , clear , for M family horse and carriage. . Apply utWO ninlilln meiiiio. ( SALK Hood farm. 10 miles from Coun cil lllntr.s , with very Inr u orchard , H" > Her acre. IJ hty ucru farm , near railroad station. utf : T.'xi per acru. Johmitoii & Van 1'uttcn , Council III nil's. jroil IlKNT A. nloo 0-rnom house with -1- jiir o yard lo dcHlrahlo party free of charge. J. W. Sijulre , nil 1'c.irl Htieut , . Hvchometrli ! . or cliar- uctcr roadliiKs ; also diagnosis of disoaso. ncnd lock ot hair for readings liy loiter , tiun- r'liy.s and oven IIKS. Mrs , R Hooper. II.Avo - dno 1C. ne.ir corner 13th street , Uonnull IHultv. Terms , S10 and BI.U ) . AON'I KIOHNTnoro property In five-aero M tr.ic-ls located 'J'4 miles from postoflleo , for halo on reasonahlo terms Somu line rul- deuce property for rent by D.iy ft lloss. \ / or Runt 'J\ri1aa laniT with FOlid\L/IC J. Uitlua , > > < iUU it , OouaaU Ululli H. lit III Kl > . . _ _ _ _ S'flil N < rrif-CIA ! < - ( In the Paladin Koad Wiuon , In the presuirjo of thoiisiiuds of ndm rets , All Stimuli ! nnd Two draco. At homo with Welr-Shiianrt ( Ji. , after June 1st , 1'or the result of this happy union look ut th s oxqulsltu'.y boaullfu nowii'iv ' tv , ho Mrflit , Ur.ioafu' , n { With either ruined hody und k'eur or cnrmlno u'oir nnd blaok holy , Koltd p.innl nudiir tliu oit : Ifikthui orcl ith fiinoy trlmmliUH , lent , unlt- - iiul , - . ' ' to lo.id , tliulr Heavy and clumsy uppuiirinu-o prints ulth heavy I'urvos the whole o.ir uiii'nub > o'iiluly tliu uroat objection wn,4unt t-ehil for for i nt.ilo.ruo and di'sorlptlnn ot thu Now Itleu Celled Kprln { Uarrluue , "Thu Driiinmcru Krleii'l , " an I other now un.l taldiu novel tie * . Wo tin iriinlfo nutter vuluu * ih.in uny olhor lioniu In Ihu woit , WEIR SHUGART CO. , Council Bluffs , la
