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A n A n A T i A-
JL'UE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS/
OFFICB : NO. 12 PEAKL STHKET.
DcllvcroJ \ > y Carrier Jn any part of llio Clly.
II. W.TII.TON , - MANAunil.
Olllco . No. 43
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N. Y. P. to.
Council ninfTs Lumber Co. , roal.
Craft's chattel loons , 204 Sapp bloett. ,
Uyoti wiiiit witter In your yard or house
go to Hlxby's , WJ Merrlnm block.
Frcci Snntz nnJ Kmmn Barton , both of
Oinnlin , were married yesterday by Jintico
Hummer.
Kmory , adopted Infant ion of Mr. and Mn.
Tliomns Knowioi , died yesterday at tbo faia-
lly residence , ! U7 Avenue U.
Oracle , daughter of Caroline Uarflold , died
.yesterday nftornoon at 3 o'clock , nKCd'yenrs ,
nt the residence , It. " ) Lincoln avenue.
Attorney A C. McUiilcnn Win tirreitod
yesterday nftcrnoon for drunkenness. Ho will
nave a trlnl In police courlt his morning.
Robert McCtillom was lined JI0.70 for
driinkennnis ycsterduv In police court. K.
Wilson , ctmrKoil with threatening to commit
murder , Lud his cfiso continued until this
A telegram was received by N.V. . Will-
lams vustorduj announcing the death of Kr-
yino I lodge , a former resident , of this rlty ,
at his homo at North HldRovillo , O. He was
M yearHof npo , nnd will ho well romeinhored
hy rnnny of the older cltl/ons , ho buying
moved away only a few years ago.
The Sunday ichool of the Flr t Proshvto-
rlan church had a picnic yesterday at Fair-
mount park , About 150 of the children at
tended , and the day was put in pleasantly bv
nil of them. Swings were put up on the hill
sides , und among the moio novel features
was a pamo of football by the nirls. Dinner
was served under the trees at noon.
The trial of II. W. Huttorlleld on the
charge of assault and Iwttery was to
have been held yesterday afternoon
before Justice Hammer. Ho came
to the ofllco and stated that his
wlfo , the prosecuting witness , had decided
not to prosecute and the case would bo dls-
mlsxod. Justice Hammer , however , says that
sort of thing doesn't work , and If the case Is
dismissed ho will bring In Mrs. Unttorilcld
with a warrant , If necessary , and inaUo her
pay the costs.
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Two parks , winding drives , beautiful
vlowH , line natural timber , pure air ,
plenty of room , good neighborhood ,
rapid hnpi'ovoinonts. It is needless to
add Morningtiido.
Buy your furniture , carpets , stoves
and household goods of Miitulul & Klein ,
Council BlutTe. Prices very low , freight
prepaid to your city.
Removal sale. Bnrtfuins in shoos. L-
Kinnolmn hus removed from Ili'5 Broad.
way to No. 1 1 Pearl street.
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Mrs. I.aoy of Chicago is visiting her son ,
Ur. T. U. Lacy.
Miss Klla Joseph loaves today for Denver
whom she will visit friends.
Mr. Frank I'utrick of Marongo , 111. , Is in
the city , the uestof Dr. A , 1' . Hanchott.
Mrs. Hachel McCnlllster , who has been
vUltlng her broth or , W. A. Joseph , for some
time past , leaves today for Lincoln , 111.
Frank Morgan and family loft last evening
for a trip to the Thousand Isles , where Mr.
Morgan will attend the national convention
of railway postal clorks.
Picnic at Manhattan beach. Round
trip tickets from Omaha , including boat
lide , 5c ( ) ; on sale at news stands at Millard -
lard and Murray hotels.
Swnnson music company , 335 Broad
way.
way.The
The best property for the money in
Council Bluffs or Omaha , is in Morninp-
siuo.
Insnno Italian.
Frank Bomrad , the ItaIan ! who was ar
rested about ten days ago for vagrancy and
was put under the hose for half an hour to
nlft Intnl. ill- : .
charged from a ton day confinement In
the city jnll last Wednesday. Ho lay
about the streets until yesterday morning ,
when ho was run In again on tlio same chareo
by Ofllcnr O. L. Martin. It was supposed
that ho would leave the city as quickly as
possible after his release In order to prevent
the possibility of another bath being admin
istered to him , but ho preferred begging
to working , or oven to walking. Judge
McUco ordered that ho bojoxamlnucl by City
Physician Jennings and the rj.-mlt of the
examination was that Bomraj was sent
to the county Jail to await an exam
ination by the commissioners of insanity.
The commissioners were of the opinion
that ho was not so insana ns ho was idiotic ,
but tboy novortholest ) sent him to C'larlnda
for confinement in the a ylum for the insane
at that place. Some of the authorities are
inclined to the opinion that Bomrad
was the man who entered the St.
FrancU academy a few weeks ago und
made way with some of the cash and other
property of tto inmates. Among the stolen
property wns $3.0)0 , and when Bomrad was
arrcstod his nockots contained (2.M in coins
of the aamo denomination us these that were
stolon. There Is nothing but circumstantial
ovldunco against him , however , and tbo case
will not bo pushed ,
Call on Cooper & McOeo , 10 Main
utreot , or Mr. Gould on the around for
prices and terms on Morningsldo lots.
Frank TrlmbloaUy , Baldwin bllf.tclao , ' )
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With each and every purchase of the
Council Blulfs Music company , 638
13roadway , will glvo ono copy of the
celebrated "Skirt Dance. "
Divorce .Mill ut Work.
Yesterday was divorce day In the district
court , three articles of that kind having been
ervod up by Judge Macy to his patrons.
The llrst case was that of Ag-
no Culdwoll against C. W. Culd-
well , the ground being desertion. . The
plaintiff was awarded the custody of her
child , May Agnes Caldwell. Annlo Christ-
man was given u dlvorco from her husband ,
Carl Christman , also on the ground of dost-r-
tlon. Mrs. K. B. ( irlmsiiaw's matrimonial
bonds were severed and she was given
tbi ) custody of her child , Nettle May , her
hufiband , Stephen Grunshr.w , having been
guilty of Improper conduct with othur
onion. In all three of the cases the defendants -
fondants fulled to how up and the cases
were decided against them by default.
The rest of the dny was taken up with the
trial of the case of tVlckham against Smith.
All the evidence was In and tlio casci was
submitted at the hour of adjournment. This
morning the case of Campbell against Ualor
will bo commenced.
The prettiest residence proper > in
the city is in Morningsldo.
Now fall goods , finest line in the city ,
lust received Heitor's '
at tlio tailor's , 310
Broadway.
K | > rainrl HU KIK50.
Ofllcor O. F. Dcswlak Is coutlnod to his
bed from the effects of an accident which
happened to him u night or
" .t. t\\u ago whllo allghtliiR from a
"ri * motor. Ho slipped , and in tryliig
to catch himself sprained his knee badly.
The Injury did not become serious for s v-
erul hours afterwards , but it U now feurod
that It will bo a wcok or moro oofork ho will
bo out.
Drs. Woortmiry , dentists , 30 Pearl
street , no.\t to Grand hotel. Telephone
1-15. High { 'radu work u specialty.
Pianos , organs , C. 13. Muslo Co. , 639
U road way.
City water oti the hlL'ueat point in
MS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Serious Legal Complication Which Will
Involve the O den House.
PREVIOUS OWNERS REPUDIATE CLAIMS.
Clouded Title of tlio Properly Causes
Troiililo In AVIiiuli tlio Corn-Is
Will find Several Moo
Questions.
The statement was made some time ago
that a tnulu had been made between Parmelo
and Morse and John Danforlh , by which the
Ogdeu house was to bu transferred to the
latter , tlio consideration being a tract of land
In the vicinity of the Clmutua < iua grounds
The trade , it Is now learned , never pro
gressed any further than the making ol the
contract , which was to take effect .September
1 , one of the conditions made by D.infortU
buiriK that the title to the property should
bo free from a'l ' clouds. When Danforth ex
amined the abstract inoro carefully iccently
ho found that the tltlo was Imperfect
in Bovcrm piucca , 0110 ui uiu uiuuus
upon it being a judgment for
17,000 , and It was evident that It
might bo several years before the title could
bo perfected. Yesterday ho accordingly
withdrew from the contract and the property
la still In the hands of Pimnelo & Morse.
Kvor since \Vhltnoy , the ox-manager , dis
appeared the hotel has been run moiely as a
lodging house. NVIntnoy's contract has now
expired and it remains to be seen what
will bo done with It. Parmelo &
Morse are both out of the city ,
one in New York and the other In 'Icxas , so
that an Interview can not bo had with either
one. The hotel is under the supervision of
John Cirant , u young man who bus been con
nected with it for auveriu years. He slates
that ho received u letter from one of the
proprietors which stated that neither of them
claimed the hotel but It was In the hands et
Danforth , who they bald had bought It.
They claimed that the contract be-
twt > on them und Dan forth was
binding , and they would have no tiouble
in holding him to it. LKinforth is
just us suto on hts part that the contract is
not binding , and the consequence is Uioro
scorns to bo a blooming prospect that the dis
pute will load to u protracted lawsuit , per
haps the longest and bitterest of all the long
ana bitter ones that have DOOM fought over
this hotel in all Its history.
A well known medical llrm is tryluc to or
ganize a .stock company for the uurposo of
leasing the hotel building for a hospital.
It Is thought u branch or the Keeloy
Institute In this city could bo made
to pav well. At all events the effort -
fort is being made to interest local cap-
italiststs in llio scheme , and some dcllnito
arrangements may be made in the course of a
few days , In case it is successful , the com
pany will try to secure the hotel , which will
accommodate a largo number of patients , und
is well adapted for an establishment of the
kind. The uncertainty of ownership of the
building , it is feared , will render negotiations
diftlcult , and the plan m.iy fall through from
that cause.
A very small pill , nut a very gouU ono
OuWltt's Little Eurlv Uisors.
MIIIHIWII'H Mineral Wnvr.
Tlio artesian well at Lake Munuwa is
uUnietiiifr a good deitl of attention and
mr.ny romarlctiblo euros uro reported as
having ; boon nuidu by the use of its
witters. Last spring1 tlio well was sunk
to n depth of 18-3 foot , and u handsome
pavilion built around it. The well was
originally sunk in 1880 , when the hotel
wns boinir built. Its strong mineral
qualities wore at once discovered and a
quantity of the water was sent to Prof.
August Hodo of Milwaukee , with the
following result :
Sulphate of iron , 0.9.
Sulphate of magnesium , 4.5.
Phosphate of magnesium , U.8.
Chalybeate , 3.-I.
> ulphnto of sodium , 3.0.
Chloride of sodium , a trace.
Reaction Slitrhtlv alkaline.
Jn a note accompanying tlio analysis
Prof. Bode says : "The mineral proper
ties of the water arc remarkable as
being almost identically the same as the
famous Waukoshu springs.
an Ice Pick on Him.
A man standing In front of Harry Inman's
nloon on Broadway near the corner of Main
street with the entire left side of his face
covered with blood , which oozed from
an uncomfortaDlo looking gush In
the top of his head , was the
somewhat uncanny sight that presented Itself
to tbo passers-by last evening about t ! o'clock.
The name of the man was C. F. Suylo ,
and according to bis story ho had
Doen In a fight with John Dale ,
the bartender In the snloon , in which D.ilo
had done most of the lighting and had reaped
all the honors. S.iylas inul IJulo had been
shaking dice for the drinks. Sayle.s was un
lucky and when ho had run his bill up
to T.'i cents ho decided to leave. The
bartender did not propose to allow him to go
until bu had settled with the nojse , however ,
and in order to Keep him there he soiled an
Ice tuck that lay near by and struck him a
terrible blow on top of the head. It
cut u deep gash in his scalp ,
und for a few minutes gore was plenty.
baylos , Instead of hunting a surgeon , wont
to the oftlce of Justice Hummer , whore ho
tiled an information charging D.ilo with as-
salt with intent to commit great bodily in
jury. The arrest had not been made up to a
Into hour last nitrlit.
nosroN STOHH.
IiimiPiiHn Stock nt' Sow GoodH Just
Kt'ucivcd nnd Now on Sule.
The now goods just received tit tlio
Boston store are now on wile and among
them shoppers will llnd a great many
novelties in fall dross goods. A visit to
tlio Dosion store will bo especially pleas
ant and prolltable just at this time.
Hundreds of new things are displayed in
every department. See the line of
hosiery , some of the greatest bargains
ever shown. BOSTON STOUU ,
Council Ulutrs , In ,
Two beautiful parks inMorningsldo.
Shcrldiiii Will Speak.
Chairman Hazleton of the republican
county central committee Issued his call yes
terday for u grand republican rally In the
Masonic temple next Tuesday evening. Gen
eral Cieorge A. Shurldnu will deliver an ad
dress , and tills In itself Is sulll-
clout to draw n large audi
ence , his reputation for wit and
eloquence being national. The camgalgn
will be opened at that lime , and from then
on warm times may be expected.
The republican county convention will beheld
held on September In the superior court
room tit the county court house. The prl-
nmi'lm will take place In the various wards
on Suturduj evening , September 10 ,
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Tliu Ideal SumiiiciDrink. .
Sotcrlun Ginger Ale Excelsior Springs
Co.'s
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Wo predict lota on Morningside avenue
and on Took and Graham parks will be
worth * ? ,000 ° aeh within live years.
They can bo had at from SfiOO to $ bOO at
present and on easy terms.
On tin ) Plundered Train.
T. S. Couch returned yesterday from hU
western trip , accompanied bv his family.
They wore among tbo passenger * on the
Denver , t KIo Uraude train which was
stopped by highwaymen the other night.
Mr. Couch relates some Interesting details of
the Incident. The upper berth opposite the
ono In whlon ho was was occupied by a
man who had Just sold a west-
era rnncno and hnd the ctsn
amounting to several thousand dollars.
W'hon the passengers were aroused by the
firing ho remarked that tbo follows Miouldn't
get his roll , and reaching Up ho oponc-l n
ventilator in the top of the car , and
wrapping his handkerchief about his blj ?
roll , tin o\v It over against the screen , and
then shut the ventilator , It was an ingeni
ous hiding place , nnd ono which would hardly
bo searched , The robbers came through the
train , but did not molest any passengers.
No Itndflcutlnn XeocHsnrv.
At the lust mooting of the school board It
wns expected that Chairman Schoontgen of
the committee on teachers would make his
report on the as Ignmcnt of teachers for the
coming year , but he asked that ho be given
more Umo as ho had not been able to
complete his report. Ho was given more
time according to his own request , nnd It
was expected by the members of the board
that another meeting would he called some *
time this week for the purpose of hearing
this report nnd adopting or amending It us
they might lit. Yosterdoy afternoon
Mr. Schoentgon completed his report nnd
had It published. It Is as follows :
HltflikiliimlK. . II. n.-iMiiiaii , prlnellinl ;
W. Price , I rod a llubcrmuit i , Mrs.
Mil run Moore. Jiinlu lluldnln.
Washington Avenue Miintlo MHIIRIIIM. prln-
elimlj I. P. " 'are. Miss AldiMi. fhini Jpri | > rx.
Clara llopo. Annii Clmnitioi-laln. Ni'lllo WU-U-
IIUMI. ( 'elm Miiliiucun. Itohurta llnttt'iiliuiiiT.
Joslu ( 'luuM'ii , I.lnti Vim UK" . Klslo llonn.
Aila Unwind , L'air.u ( iolf. Carrie /.tiriniiiih-
lln. LI//.IP Clc.ison. Nellie Wndiuorlli , Xolllo
l'ai".uMH , Hue lludnllct.
KlnlaVlille. . May Davenport. Mary Tlnloy ,
lillcn I'rynr. I'.tta M > ' .Million. Nannie llardln.
Louisa llocbdio. Anna Illiinulninl , I runues
Toiiilln on.
I'li'ifo.trcct Vornlp HcynoliH , prlnelpal ;
hull ! Holder. Dora Hood. Carni'stlm * Hlriiluui ,
Mary ( i. Diinran. Kate Wlrkh.im , Alaiy
Damon , MM M. II. C'tirtls.
Third street Kiilo Illaxsltn. prlnclp.il :
Hlcll.i llnldwln , Joslo Shun. Ada Alnsnurtb
' 'inrin AlcMindur. Jcnnlo Howe.
Thirtieth --iri't't-ICatc P.iyni1. principal :
lj//li | > I'roiM.or , Mary ( iarrotr , Ulllan Unit ,
Iil/zlu ( . 'uniiur. Maugle llrltton.
Klphtli itri'cl MM. Itelle llurrlay. prlnel-
pil : ; Wllllu While , Diini Urn's , Jennie I'llo.
iiucond iivunuo MNs llotllo Uruvei , prlncl-
p.il ; Myrtle Cutli-r. I'lorii Vim Older , 1/ouNa
t ! MUI. May McMlllun. iilc : ! llclatl.
Klghth avunilulrs. . 1,011 ( ir.ivi < i , iirmolpul ;
Mlnnlu llniisen , Julia \VuIkiT. Ma X.lpt ) .
Avi'inie IIl'Ha .Mulntisli , principal ; Anna
Mlkoscll.
rifti'oiith Stipot Mrs. I' . H. Tucker , princi
pal ; Hiilihi l.ucho.v.
Old 1'loreu-MI-i Mary Mlthcn , principal ;
Di'llu IConrUo.
Twenty-ninth "treul Myrtle Houidntan ,
( linn t-ehool M.irv 1'urauson.
Clark School Tesslo Coy no.
Woodbnry Hehool Kniina Howard.
Thirty-IIUli Stii-et r.iiinlo S\vlie.
MlscclluneiiiisJmlo Itlof. nsilhtant for
Illooiner and l'n > reo.tiei't schools. Snhstl-
tntos-Kiillo ( ironewotr , Moeua Duuglily.
Mntulo Dickie. Miss ll.irrlul Illood , wilting
touuliur. Mrs. M. .1. O'Nell , niusle tvuelier.
HH.tl'N < > ! ' S
The Dallt-H , Ore. , Almost DostroytMl
liy Fire.
Tin : DAM.KS Ore. , Sept. I ! . As a result of
yesterday1 * disastrous lire about one-third of
this city is in ashes and not less than 1,000
people homeless. Kighteen blocks are to
tally consumed. The Vogt ulock , opera
house , Methodist , Baptist and Congrega
tional churches , Ulbbons , McAllister & Co.'s
largo Implement warohou&Q and stores of
fallen Bros , and 1C. P. KiURorld , brick block
of I. C. Nicolson , together with 500
or IKK ) residences , are but si mass
of ruins. Hud the high wind continued ,
which prevailed during the early stage of
the conflagration , the entire city would have
been destroyed. Every building between the
railroad track on the North lilniT , on South
Madison street , on Kast and Laiighlin
streets , on the west , have two lesidoncns and
the depot building , is but a heap of ashes.
The region bounded by Third , Washington ,
Bluff nnd Union streets , with the exception
of n biick setiool house und the residence of
George Hcich , is a blackened waste. Not
much less than $1,000,000 worth of propertv
has gone up in the Humes. Fortunately the
Cosmopolitan and Umatllla Mouses were
saved , and these two hotels fnr-
nishcd shelter last night for hundreds
whom the tire rendered homeless Others
found lodging in tlio houses of other moro
fortunate neighbors , und others spent the
night on the beach keeping watch over what
little had been resound" from the lla-nos. It
is impossible to innko any estimate of the in
surance covering the destroyed property.
Many of the losers are badly crippled while
others tire ruined financially. So far as
learned , only one serious accident occurred.
It was the severe burning about tbo arms ,
Early yesterday evening the mayor of the
city placed the city under niurtiul law ,
which prevailed during the entire night. A
number of suspicious characters wore
caught lurking around nnd were jailed until
this morning , when they were ordered to
leave the city.
Militia nnd deputy sheriffs were .vith-
drawn early today. The mayor has ap
pointed u committee to receive contributions
lor those in need. JXo onuido aid has yet
been invoked.
Atli o'clock tonight the "loss is nluccd at
f ( > < M,000 , It is thought , however , these fie-
ures will ba Increased. Tne insurance ) , us
near ns can bo ascertained , is } J75OoQ.
Excelsior Springs Co.'s Soterlan Ginger
Ale.
sown O.M in i.
in tin * MiiKic City.
At ! i o'clock yesterday afternoon a special
train of 11 vu passenger cars arrived over the
Union 1'acitio with stationary engineers nnd
their ladles and the Omaha committee. The
local committee , consisting of n score of
Indies nnd gentlemen , met them at the depot ,
liy the kindness of W. S. Campbolt and
other oflicials of the Union Stock Yards rail
road the train was drawn directly up to the
Caduby packing plunt , where the
local committee escorted the visitors
through the house , commencing at the
engine and machlno room and passing
through the Killing Moors and other depart
ments , ended the inspection at the general
oftlcos.
Then boarding the train the whole party
was talion to the packing nlant of Swift &
Co. , and the G. It Ilaninfond plant During
the short visit nearly tno whole process of
slaughtering animals nnd curing moats was
shown to the wondorstruek visitors.
At 1:10 : the party , expressing every satis
faction , started over the Holt Line to rot urn
to Omaha.
It is but Just to any that a larger , moro
Interested and better ontnrtulncd body of
persons never before visited the Mnu-lo City ,
Cumulative ICvldcnuo.
The friends of South Omaha always have
claimed and almost dally have offered facts
to prove that this is the best market In the
west lor sellers. The Echo of BulTalo , Wyo. ,
lias the following interesting Item :
On the 17th tliu Miirnhy 1'iutli ) rompany
murKotrd UVsteeis uvoruulni : l.-ij pounds at
South Omaha , loeelvlng tll.i. : ' > . On the sumo
datothu Ohio Cattle company sold n hunch
of the H.UIIO Mud of cattle. uxi-railiiK 1'JOU
pounds , at I'lilvuzo , and got lint f.i.l.v-a de
cided tmlancu In f ivor of the South Omulia
market.
The Echo then advises the stock raisers
and shippers of Wyoming , Montana and
South Dakota to ship to South Omaha , even
If stock have to be driven farther than to the
Northern I'acilic , nnd claims that the returns
will Justify the longer drive.
NntoH Alioul the City.
Miss Mary Wclll has gone to Iowa City , la.
School will open for the fall term next
Tuesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. .1. Carpenter , who have
been visiting friends in Hcd Oak and Emer
son , la. , have returned.
Marshal Thomas Brennau has received
from York , Mo. , some damaging evidence
uiruln.st. Charles mid ( ieorge London and
Howard Hammond , the boys arrostcd by Oflt-
BKKTIIOVEX , WELL1XGTOX , BISMARCK ,
Kln n and Quocnis jiimimorablo , nearly
all the nilndd that liuvo chunked tlio
coiirso of attains In the world fur cen
turion have boon to ( Jarlbbad for bodily
aid. Everybody can have the bonolits
of C'arUbad at a email co&tat homo In
Carlsbad Snriidol Salt , wlik'h in evaporated -
atod from the Sprudul Spring. Obtain
the Koiiuliiovhloh has the alMiaUi ] ro of
"Kisuor ib Mondolson Co. , A ont , 0
Barclay Street , Now York/ ' with every
bottlo.
ccr Mojt's M. Hcdmond ntidUiold n susplc-
iou clinr.iotors , nltluUKti rt'llly for tliu rob *
bery of cars nt York , Mo. f > 1
Mr. nnd Mr . S. D. HyiiinVjpu hnvo ROIIO
to Scivnrd to upend n wcftHvloltlnp / tholr
dnugtitcr mid so.i-ln-ln\v , m. fttid .Mrs. I'rod
\V. lirccn. From Soxvnrd Mr nnd Mrs.
Kynoarsou will RO to Lincoln. , to attend the
stutofnlr. ' .
A Forortr-strlchcn Mllllounirc !
This . ccnis n paradox , but it is rx-
plnlncd by one of Now York's riclii'St
mull. "I don't count my wealth in
dollars , " he snid.Vliat \ are all my
possessions to me , since J am a victim
of consumption P My doctor tells mo
th.'it I hnvo but a few months to live ,
for tlio disL'a o is incurable1. I uni poor
er than tlint bt'Kfrnr yonder. " "Hut1 '
Inteniptcd the friend to whom he ? pol > o ,
"consumption can be cured. If tnkcn
lu time , Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Di < covery will uradicute every vustiffc
of tlio disease from vonr svsteiii. " " 1'Jl
try It , " snid the millionaire , aud he did ;
mid to-day tlicrc is not a healthier ,
happier man to bo found anywhere.
The "Discovery" strike1 ; at the seat of
the complaint. Consumption is a dis
ease of the blood is nothing more nor
lejs than lung-scrofula nnd it must
and docs yield to this wonderful remedy.
"Golden Medical Dis-covery" is not
only an acknowledged remedy for that
terribly fatal malady , when taken in
time and given a fair trial , but nlfo for
all forms of Scrofulous , Skin and Scalp
Diseases , as White Swellings , Fcver-
soti' , Hip-joint Disease , Salt-rheum ,
Tetter , Kc/.emn , Hoil , Carbuncles , JCry-
and kindred ailments.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
\VANTKD-At Unind hotul. wo nun pastry
< T cook. Uood wa e * . AKo furnish nn
assistant.
\\7T have an equity of JI/.NX ) In new , do-
ii sliiihlu ncveii-rooiii house and lot. Uood
locution. I'an e.\uhiiiKo : for vacant lots. A
Cooper. ' : Mc ( co , 10 Main street.
D -At annul hotel , cliamlmrmnlds :
good wugcb for those uuniing null rccoiu-
mcnileil.
S KVKItAIj Iowa farms for sulo at JIIO.UO to
WVCO pur n ere. Will luke it clear lot or
hoi-e-as IliNt p.ivinunt. Kiiruiaof 40 acres and
up. .Idhnston .t Van I'uiton ,
\\7ANTnO Two food plrls nt n
it house. No , IA1J south SlMh sticut.
l/IOIt KKNT Or li-uso. Uwo-stoiy storo-
-t room. No. L'.H. Allddlo Ilioudw y. Ili-on
usi'd for tin1 slyearH book andtu
pasl yearH- lib , -tu-
tloni'ry More. Apply to J. I'ciry , shoo shop.
undiT 1'list Nut. Hank. /
\\rA\TKD to Triido-rive-loom house , full I
TT lot In Omaha for houst and lot In Council j
lilulTs. 1) . llrown , lfi.1 Ilro.idway.
_ _ _
OljAtUVUYANTnnO Hyehoinetrlc. or ch.ir-
iietcr rondliiKs ; also dlHRiiosIs of dlseasa.
nenil leek of hulr for ruadlnKs'by loiter. Hun-
Snysiind eveiiins" . .Mrs , E. Hooper. I4J ! Avo-
due K. msar corner Ijth btreat , Counult llluffc.
TcrniH , ft.o and ll.OJ. ,
" " " _ _ _ _ _
AON I KI CENT - | ) liT nve-icro :
tracts located 24 miles fioin postofllco ,
for saloon rnusonablo teimi 01110 line rosl-
Uenco property for rent by Day A lloss.
_
. . or Kant 3\rdaa UnJ. with
haute * , or J , R ilia * . lUi Mum it. Oouaall
Bluffi
CLOSE AND
ECONOMICA
Clothing buyers casting about for the most de
sirable place in which to supply their wants
for Fall and Winter use , should keep itvell in
mind that OUR HOUSE MANUFACTURES
ALJL THEIR OWN CLOTHING ; manufacture
" 'em" expressly to supply the retail trade of
our thirteen large stores. If you've never no
ticed the special care we take in the sewing , in
the finishing up of a garment , or the taste in
selentinn nn tt.fipns. tn sn v nothinn of the nerfec-
tion in the fit of every piece. It'll pay you big ,
just at this time , to spend an hour meandering
through our new stock. If you don't buy now ,
you'll be posted where to go when you want
clothing that's correct. As to prices , we don't
make up any cheap goods , but we DO make
stacks ol good goods cheap.
Our $1O.OO Suit is worth $1O.OO , because
its durable.
Our $12.SO Suit you might p ay $18.OO for
elsewhere , and then not get as good value. You
musn't forget that we take the same pains in
making up our low-priced and medium grade
clothing. WE FIND IT PAYS.
In Boys' ' and Glilldren'8 ' Clothing.
We're ready for you with all the latest
styles , neat and natty , with prices ranging from
$2.OO per suit up. To those who are not yet
ready to buy , we insist that you acquaint your
self with our handsome new stock now filling
every department. You'll be treated courte
ously and may be converted to our way of
thinking.
S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas. = = Reliable Clothiers.
FALL AND WINTER CATALOGUES NOW READY.
Yon can Become Board $2.
A Teacher , Expenses Low.
A Bookkeeper , f for Circular.
A Stenographer , . S. Paulson ,
A Typewriter. Council Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS ,
All Kinds of Dyi'liu niul Clcanlm ; done in the
hlulu'st style of the art. I'mlcd and iitalncit
fabrics nindo to look a * good us now Hod
foathrrj rlnanod bv mourn In tlrst-ehm man-
IHT. Work imimptiy domtnnddclhcrcd liiall
jiartH of the country sinml for prloo Hit
O. A. MAt'llAN. - - I'KOl'HIKTOH.
Olil Hronilwnjr , Near Nnrtliw iorii : Depot ,
IOWA.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Dluffe.
CAPITAL STOCK $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,000
DlllKfTiiim-I A Mll'or ' , I-1. O. nitwnon. K , I/ .
SliiiL'iirt , U ! . . ll.rt. J. I ) . KdmitmlMUi. I'liarlvi
I ! llammn. Transact ui'imrul lmnUii tiii l-
lu'si. liarcoit capital and anrplns of any bank
In ScmthtttHtein Iowa
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
FIRSTNATIONALBAM
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Paid Up Capital $10)0 ( ) ( ) )
Olilixt orciiilUccI h.iiik In I ho rlljr.Kornlun unit
flonie tlo tiYChitinn urnl tucnl npcurltlo . KapcrlAl
ntttMUlon iwlil to ciilli'ctloii . Acciiuiils of liiitlvlil *
mils , banks. li.inliur < nmt curiiornllum aolli'ltuil.
( ' ( irri iHinili-iu-DliivltH , ! .
UiO. : I * . SANI-'llltl ) . I'riMl.lonl.
A W. IIIKK.MAN , Cmlilor.
A. T. HICK. Aaalttnnt Cnililor.
THE GRAND
Council Bluffs , la.
THIS KLKOANTMT APPOINTBD
11OTKL IS NOW OPEN.
N. W. TAYLOR , Manng3P.
Xr OilllllUUS Attorneys nt law. 1'rac-
! ( ( . i , , to | state and
fcdorn.1 courts. Kooins ' { I and 3
Itenu block , Connell limit * , lx
HI , rhnmllfirc Attorney nt La.fi , No. 10
LUillllUUSs '
I'oiirl street , over Hush-
noil's more. Toluplioiin No. 2V1. Ituslnosa
hours. S a. m. toU p. in , Uuunull Itluirs , l .
W. C. ESTEP ,
14 N. Maiu St. , Council Bluffs ,
Funeral Director and Embalmor.
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
HtlAllHINU AND DAY SCHOOL.
FIFTH AVENUE ANO SI5VENTH ST.
Can bo reached from any of the depots on
'coiiduotprtby ' thoSlstorsof Oharlty , II. V. M.
TKKM8 Knr l.ourd und tuition. onibruuliiK
nil branclios of a tlnlshod odiiuatlon foryonnj
ladles , J7.5 for session of tlvo months , roiu-
moiicltiK lirst Monday In Pnutonibur und I'Ob-
riiury. ruspcotlvuly. For further p.irUonl.irs
Il"UrC ! > 3-
8I8TBU SIIIT.BIOK.
St. Kruncls Aoademy , Counoll llluirs. Iiu
AND EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
For ths Treatment of all Chronic and Sargi-
cal' Diseases ,
Peri'ectly equipped with every facility , apparatus and remedy
for the successful treatment of every form of disease requir
ing medical or. surgical treatment.
MOST COMPLETELY ANTI-SEPTIC OPERATING ROOM ,
and best hospital accommodations in the west. Board and at
tendance at reasonable rates. The business of the Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute , formerly conducted at 9th
and Harney streets , by the late Dr. J. W. McMenamy , has
been removed across the river to 26th street and Broadway
Council Bluffs , la. , where every case and any and all eon-
tracts , old or new , are receiving prompt and skillful attention
"We refer by permission to patients v/e have cured.
Write for circular on Deformities and Braces , Trusses , Club Feet , Curvature of the Spine , Piles , Tumors , Cancer , Ca
arrhBronchitis , Inhalation , Electricity , Paralysis , Epilepsy , Kidney , Bladder , Eye , Ear , Skin and B'ood ' , and all surgcia
operations.
Deformities of the HUman Body , Brace DepL
'
HAC 'FS TRt'SSlCS till mivnnur t aurtflcul appliances , mumfacturod. to order und a lit KuanntooO , The brace clop.irtmont is midor the chnr o of J. I' . Weber
bot1 , whowas Dr.\Mo.Mcn uurosorvodly recommended by the modlciil profession us bolnj , ' the best bracomaUor in tUo
United Wtutos.
In this department we are especially successful. Our
claims for superiority over all others are based upon
the fact that this is the only medical establishment
manufacturing surgical braces and appliances for
each individual case , We have three skilled instru
ment makers in our employ , with improved machine
ry , and have-all the latest inventions , as well as our
own patents and improvements , the result of twenty
year's experience.
144 PAGE BOOK , Illustrated *
Sent Free to any Address
DlhKASKS OP WOMBN A SPKC1 AT/TV ; Hook on Diseases of Women Free. Only Uollablo Modle-il Institute malclnt- Specialty of Prlvato Dlao.uus , A
blood diseases successfully treniod. HyphllHio I'oifcon removed from the system without moreury. Now restorative treatment for km of Vital I'owur. I'onfonn umibl
to vlbit us bo treated at homo . <
may by coriOHpondonco. All commuuleations conlldontial. Modielnos or instruments sent by mail or , ,
rt to Indleato contents sender. . oxprosi Houuroly packed nd
or Ono
porbonal intervlow Call und consult
proforroel. us or Bond history of ,
your ease and will send
HOOK TO MliN , FHKIC ; upon private , special or nervous , diseases , Impotency , Syphilis , Uleot and Varlcocolo , with question list. Address wo in plain wiuppor , on
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
26th and Broad.way , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
