THE OMAHA DAILY BK1S : TUJJ&UAY , SEPTEMBER 13 , 1SOJ.
THE OMA MA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OI-TICK : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
Delivered liy Carrier In any part of the City.
ii. w. TII/TON , - MANAur.ti.
Huslncm onico No. 4.
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N , Y. P. Co.
Council Bluffa Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans , 204 Snpp block.
Uyou wnnt wnter In your yard or homo
go to Ulxby's , JWJMetrlnm block.
Mlis Helen Sprlnk , of tlio firm of Sprlnk
& l < 'caroti. returned yesterday from the east
ern market ! .
Dr. Montgomery has removed his ofllco
from 1 Ifi Pearl street to his now residence ,
! 2I7 Fourth street.
Bluff City lo'lgo No. 71 , Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons , will meet In rcsular com-
rnunlcatlon this ovcnliifr. All Master Masons
Invited. By order W. M.
Miss I. Smltn 1ms arrived irom the east ,
mid will rcsuino her place In the trimming
department of the Council Bluffs Millinery
parlors of Misses Sprink & Fcaron.
All ladles and brother Knluhts Interested
In organising n Tcmplo of I'vthlnn Ulster *
arc requested to meet at the Knights of
Pythias hall , 102 Main street , this afternoon
nt ! ! o'clock.
J. Sweeny , who shot "craps" Sunday morn
ing on the Kouth Main street sidowafk , was
fined $10,70 In police court yesterday morn-
ing. Cora Walters was fined$10.70 for street
walking.
Mrs. Olemachcr entertained a number of
her friends lust evening at a , progressive
etielior party at her residence , KM Eighth
stnjot. The party was In honor of Miss
Sounders , who Is visiting her.
The Daughters of Veterans Rave a rocejt-
tlon last evening In the Grand Armv hall. A
largo number were present , and the evening
was spent pleasantly In dancing. Kofrcsh-
mcnts were served at midnight.
A ladles' auxiliary to the Union Veteran
leplon Is to bo formed In this olty and the
mustering In will take place tomorrow evening -
ing In ttio Knights of 1'ythlas hall , over 102
olain street. A largo number of ladles have
Ignlllcd their Intention to Join thu now or-
< ? nnI/atloii , ntid It will no doubt enter upon a
careerof proat prosperity.
Marrittco licenses were Issued vosterday to
.lames C. Brunow and Kllrabefh A. Mack-
land and to Herbert M. Prouty and Edltu
Fletcher , all of this county. Tlio latter
couple will bo married todav'and will leave
nt once for Seymour , Tex. , where they will
make their homo. Mr. Prouty Is well known ,
having formerly occupied the position of
principal of tlio limb school. Miss Fletcher
also has a host of friends In this cltv.
After traveling dearly 000 miles , spending ,
nearly a week of tlmo and going through a
mlle and a half of red tape , Marshal Temple-
ton succeeded yesterday morning In getting
requisition papers for Gcorgo Smith , 'tho
durxoy who has been In the Omaha citv Jail
on the charge of criminal assault. In two
hours after the papers were obtained Smith
had been transferred to this sldo of thorlvur ,
and will have a hearing In police court this
morning.
Answers were Hied In the district court
yesterday In the suits which wore brought
by the state of Iowa to compel the Milwaukee
to build depotat Westficld. Plymouth
county , Cylinder and Boulon , Dallas county ,
and to maintain depot and sldo track facili
ties In Kcokuk county. In the answers It Is
Alleged that the commissioners had no au
thority to issue the orders which were dis
obeyed by the company , and that the re
quirements would bo too great a hardship on
the company , In comparison with the bouollts
derived from them.
An announcement was made yesterday that
Governor Holes would ml dress "ttio democrats
of thli-cltv at the Masonic temple tomorrow
ovenlncr. Since then it has been learned that
suitable arrangements cannot bo made and the
governor will therefore have to bo contented
with holding an Informal reception in the
parlors of the Grand hotel between 7 and 8
o'clock p. m. IIo will then bo driven to the
opera house , whore a box has been engaged
for him at the testimonial concert to bo ten
dered Frank V. Badollot. Ho will bo accom
panied by those representatives of the demo
cratic county central committee , members of
the Tariff Uoform club who happen to bo
musically Inclined.
Frank Trimblo.atty , Baldwin blktcl303
Swanson music company , 333 Broad-
wiiy.
Picnic nt Manhattan bonoh. Hound
trip tickets from Omaha , including boat
ride , 60c ; on sale at nowa stands ut Millard -
lard and Murray hotels.
The truth of the matter is that Morn-
Incrsido is as pretty a place naturally as
onb can find for a homo , und thut it" has
boon laid out to the best advantage pos
sible , and is being rapidly improved.
John Bono and J. T. Oliver have returned
Irom n business trip to the cast.
Mrs. John P. Davis of LaCroaso , Wls. , is
expected homo today for n visit with her
parents , Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Oberholtzcr.
Itovs. T. McIC. Stewart , S. Alexander and
C. II. Brewer will attend the Methodist con
ference which will bo held at DCS Molncs ,
beginning September IS and 'lusting over
Sunday.
Preparations arc bolng made for tlio
nnnual dibplay at the Council BlulTs
millinery parlors , 1520 Broadway , and
Misses Sprink & Foaron promises the
ladies of this city ana vicinity somo-
thiner that will agreeably surprlbc thorn.
The addition of two public parks.
No Fulcc , Hut ii Fust.
\Vo have dolorminud to close out our
Tjusincss in Council BlulTs. Our time is
limited , and wo have marked down
prices so low that goods will sell thorn-
fcolvos in a hurry and thus clear
out our immunso establishment.
Wo will neil furniture , car-
pete , cooking and heating stoves.
crockery , ghissivwro , tinware , curtains ,
all sorts of housekeeping goods , for
nearly onu-half the usual prices.
Nothing reserved. Everything must go ,
cost or no cost. The stock Is complete.
First come , Hrst borvcd. Those In
debted to us must call and settle
promptly , nnd save cents , as wo can
hhow no partiality. Mandol & Klein ,
U20 Broadway.
Platted last year. Land cleared and
grubbed , btrcots , laid out and paved ,
houses built , sidewalk built , city
watu'r put in , streets ordered paved.
A year from now the whole
addition will bo a beautiful park ,
well built up with line houses and with
nil modern conveniences.
Card.
COUNCIL DI.UFF9 , la , , Sept. 14,1891. , It has
been reported that I used to keep a saloon
nnd that I was not competent to bo on the
Dollco force from the fact of being a saloon *
keeper. I wish to any that I never kept n sa
loon in my life. Tno most of the tlmo I luivo
boon In this city I have worked for the Hoclc
Island road , having been hi their employ for
cloven years. Kospcctfully , i
Al.llL'KT WULl.3.
NVhen IJaby was sick , trf gare her Costorlo ,
When fcho was a ChllJ , she cried for Castorla ,
TVhen ( lie became IUs ! , the clung to Castorla ,
When tint had Children , the cau tlicm CftitorU.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Saloon Injunction Oases Again Revived
With the Usual Result ,
JUDGE MACY'S ' CHAPTER ON THE SUBJECT ,
ICinplintloally Announced That He
Would Permit No FoollKlmcws In
Ills Court nt the ICxpcnso
ol' Iowa haw.
The. L. M. Turner saloon injunction cases
were called up In the district court ycsterd'ay
morning by O. W. Boulton , who has kindly
volunteered to prosecute them In the absence
of Senbrook , under whoso management they
were commenced. Ho asked the court to
dismiss all tbo suits as to the city oflleinls , In
accordance with an agreement which ho had
signed with the attorneys for the ofllclals.
His reason for this move , ho said , was that
the temporary Injunctions that had been
granted by tbo court did not seem to have
done any good so far as preventing the ufll-
clals from collecting line money from the sa
loonkeepers was concerned.
Judge Macy read n chapter from his own
code of morality In response to Mr. Boulton's
speech that showed plainly what would bo
the result of any attempt at tampering with
the mills of justice. Ho said that if the state
of lowti could not enforce Its own laws , an
Investigation would bo In order to find out
reason why. If this prosecution was com
menced In rood faith nnd was to bo prose
cuted In the same manner , well and good ;
hut If ho saw any signs that the prosecution
was being made for the purpose of increasing
somebody's private resources , ho would wipe
out all the cases from the calendar. Ho
Ilnnllv passed all the cases on his own motion
Into the next assignment- , which disposes of
them for several weeks , and possibly for
ever.
Vests
Having quite a few of the ladies'
Swiss and lisle vests on hand yet wo
have decided to run them another week
at the sacrifice price.
Ladies light weight ribbed cotton
vests , -Ic.
Ladies' Egyptian cotton vests ( shaped ) ,
Sic , or Ii for "oc.
Ladies medium weight Swiss vests ,
former price 2. > < > , now 17c.
Last but the best bargain , ladles'
Egyptian lisle vests , 450 goods , for 2oc.
At tbo Boston Store , Council BlulTs , In.
City wntor in front of every lot.
There will be a grand testimonial
concert to Frank V. Badollot at the now
Broadway theatre , Wednesday evening ,
September 15. IIo will bo assisted by
Thomas J. Ponnoll , Charles 12. Abbott ,
Ike Meynor'ill L. Murphy , Charles
A. Iliggins , Will Rogers , John S. Brown ,
George llarbach , Mrs. A. A. Bolkuap of
Dos Molncs , la. , MiasLcna Simms. Man
dolin club , T. 1C. quartette , Stryk-cn-
Blaus-Lust club. Admission , 60 cunts.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Seats on sale Monday , September 14 , at
Ellis' pharmacy.
First Li\v Assignment.
The following assignment of cases was
made in the district court yesterday :
Monday , September 21 W. S. Mayno. as-
slKiiep , agalimt A. 11. Olaflln k C'o. et til. W. S.
Miiyne , assignee , sipralnst Str'iiK filed. I'ln-
stofii Company ot nl , W. S Mayuc. a sljmco ,
against J. V. 1 nrwoll & Co. ct al , C. L. Nunas.
against .Fulm Allen.
Tuesday , bcptombor S3 Edson. Keith & Co.
against Council Hliifls Savins ) ; bank ,
gnrnlflhcc , Julia A. DnnglnH asulnst James
.Stcnluuio , Julia A. Doiigliis ncalnst Al 1'onn ,
Julia A. Doiu-las aKulnstT.il. Ashley , J. J.
Coyle against Dan CarrlRg.
Weclnesd.iy , September 23 Lake Manawa
Rallioad comuuny against Gcnruu II. Ohatnp.
I/ako Manawu Itailruad company against J.
I' . Kltiibull , S. II. I'm in against ( Junrgu W.
Drake ol nl. , William Wall nanlnst A. J. Cook ,
O. lan/Mulorfir against O.V. . ( Inrdnn et al.
Thursday , Si'iitumuor SI P. .1. Day ncalnst
M. Mareus. A. T. ClattorbueU aaliibt William
lloo.Iouey. I'list National hank iiRalnst 1'etur
0. Miller , George K. Wilsht against K. It. bher-
loclc.
Krlday , Fcptnniler25 ) Isaliell.i If. Alhrook
against A. /.unnor , A. II. Xunncr against A.
J. Albrouk , I ) . M. West airalnst James McCoy ,
Sj. J. Klllthoi po against UhlcaKO , Kock Uland
& 1'nclllc rallioad company.
.Saturday , September Krncst Fodlsli
against city ot Council IllnlTs , Mcicliants' .Na
tional Hank , Ucala. 1'la. . afaliibt Citizens'
State bunk of Council Illuirs.
Table Ijlncns and Muslins.
When in search of a nice table coverer
or table napkins , or anything in the way
of muslins stop into the Boston Store ,
Council BlulTs. They are headquarters
for everything in that line. Our low
prices always load. A pleasure to show-
goods. Boston Store , Council Blulls , la.
Don't visit It without taking a stroll
through Graham park.
AVnntod In Mlhnouri Vnllcy.
A telegram was received yesterday from
C. II. Scovillo of Mlssouii Valley asking the
police to arrest John S. Blair , who is wanted
badly nt that placo. What offense ho had
committed the telegram did not state , but
soon after it was received OmVorlCemp spied
Hluir , and a short time later ho was behind
the bars awaiting the arrival of an ofllccr
from the Valloy.
Blair was nriosted last Sunday for drunk
'
enness. After ho was soboro'd off some
what ho was released on putting
up $15 for his appearance in
pollco court yesterday morning. Ho
failed to show up and the money was" de
clared forfeited. Ho registered at the police
station as Robert O. Logan , nnd when ho loft
ho signed that iiiuno to the receipt for his ef
fects. In his pocket ho had seine letters
which were addressed to IJ. O. Logan , and
ho also had n knlfo bearing the name J. S.
Blair. Some of his papnrs would Indicate
that ho has been acting as agent for tbo In
surance company of E. W. 1'eet & Co. of
Minnoanolls. Iloas slated with being a
fugitive from Justice.
A Cliunoc.
A chance not to bo had every day , for
thlH or while they last the Boston Store ,
Council BlulTs , will offer 5,000 yards fine
French satino , beautiful pattornd , at tlio
ridiculous price of lOc a yard , as cheap
asfalico , taking the width Into consid
eration ; lor qualitv ovary ono knows a
French Mitiuo. BOSTON STORE ,
Council U lull's.
Beautiful Mornlngsldo.
hooking for
Marshal A. H , Lawsho ot Hod Oak was in
the city yesterday on tits way homo from
Grand Island , where ho had been looking for
three follows who are wanted nt Hcd Oak for
burglary. The crlino was committed on the
night of August ! , the juwolry and clothing
store of Muubeck Hutchlns being entered
and robbed of about S-29U worth of goods.
Five men were captured nnd tnkon before
the grand Jury , nnd two of them were in
dicted September 8. The other thico were re
leased , as the marshal thought there was not
sufllcluntovldonco to convict Mm. The two
who are still In Jail have "poached" during
tboir confinement , and from them the mar
shal learned that ttioro comrades wora to bo
In Gratia Island some tlmo before yesterday.
Honlso Icarnod that nil llvo were Implicated
in the burglary. He remained nrouna Grand
Island for several days , but was unablu to
got uny track of his men. Yestnnlay , with
thQ assistance of souio of the local police , ho
made the rounds of several suspected quarters
in this city , but without success. Ho loft
for homo lust evening ,
Good Mornlng-sldo.
Votdlot ol' thu Jury.
Coroner Waterman empanelled n jury yes
terday morning consisting of Ellas Sears , J.
A. Craft nud C. E. Stone , and hold an In
quest over the remains of Ed Stcgall , tbo
Northwestern switchman who lent his llfo
under tlio cars Sunilny nfcrnoon. A num
ber of witnesses told the story of the acci
dent , nnd In the main their toitlmony
agreed with the facts as stilted In
yesterday's Bun. Frank Wostfipp , the
yard foreman , stated that tt was a common
thing for the trainmen to make Hying
switches , as it WAR necessary to do so In order
to got through with the amount of business
which had to bo done.
At the close of Iho testimony ttio jury re
tired and in n few minutes returned \\lth a
verdict , finding that the deceased came to his
death by falling accldnntally from n car In the
Northwestern yards. There- was no clausa
In the verdict either blaming or exonerating
any of the trainmen.
The streets are ordered paved.
Now fall goods , finest line in the city ,
just received at Holler's the tailor's , 31U
U road way.
Levied on tlio Poultry *
The sound of n rooster's voice wafted up
wards from the basement of the county court
house through the corridors and Into the
court rooms led many to nolluvo that a
chicken show hud been started somewhere In
the nether regions , hut Itvns a mistake.
The poultry was all there , but It had not
been contributed by the frco will of Its owner.
Tlio rooster and his companions together
with a lot of household furniture -was levied
upon nt tin early hour yesterday morning
wlillo being moved from the residence of N ,
L. Trimble , the cx-eashtcr ol the defunct
bunk of Mlndcn , probably to Omaha and lha
far west ,
The writ of attachment was Issued from
the district court several days ago to satisfy
a claim of f(12 ( ( ) matin uy 1'otcr Khlers of
Mlndon , and was put In the hands of uaputy
bherllTs O'Neill and O'Brien. At 1 o'clock
yesterday morning they found the Roods
loaded on four largo moving wagons belong
ing to Omaha parties , and going as fast n
gait as possible In a westerly direction. The
two deputy sheriffs wont around them and
intercepted them before they reached the
river. All the goods was brought Into the
court house , where they nro stored ,
Bella Robinson , concert , pianlsto and
teacher. Studio , -110 Broadway ,
Morn I HUH < 'e.
Lots sold on monthly payments at low
interest.
Drs. Woodbury , dentists , 30 Pearl
street , next to Grand hotel. Telephone
145. High grade work a specialty.
NOTHING IN IT.
Hollainy's Cooporatlvo Plan a Failure
nt Decatur.
A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
from Uccatur , 111. , says : The Bellamy
idea of tlio co-oporativo"boarding house ,
which was established with great eclat
in Dccatur at "tho Roby" in April , 1SS ! ) ,
winked out today when the executive
board of which Frank W. Anderson is
president , and Mrs. Mary W. French is
secretary , met and voted"to discontinue
the institution. Immediately the affairs
oi the association were closed up and
"tlio Roby" became a regular boarding
house.
The co-oporativo house started with
fifty-two boarders over two years ago ,
each paying $3 a week , the weekly re
ceipts bing S15G for quite a while. Dur
ing the first summer , when people went
away on outing journeys , the number of
boarders fell otT , and later the regulars
became less until the executive board
had to raise the rate per week to $3.50 ,
which was the price up to the closing of
the institution. The number of board
ers the last two weeks has been thirty
to forty , only twonty-livo steady board
ers , and the weekly receipts have been
less than $95. Not more than twenty of
the original fifty-two remained to tlio
end. The expense of keeping up the
table for the boarders daily has been $8
to $10 , but the heaviest expense has
been for help. Ono family of six per
sons gave notice the other day that they
would have to leave and tho" executive
board became frightened to such an ex
tent that without consulting the entire
association they voted abandon the plan.
Nearly all of the patrons of the cooperative
orativo house have been wealthy people
who are well able to kcop up tlioir own
establishments , but as a matter of choice
and to got rid of tlio "help nuisance , " us
they term It , they were Instrumental in
potting Mrs. Guyton to try the Bellamy
plan , Mrs. Guyton declares that there
has been no collapse of the plan in Dcca
tur. It is simply "a lack of ncrvo , " pho
says. "And yet , " she added , "tho
boarders who will now pay $1 and $5 a
week will get bettor board , and it will
Positively cured
these Little Pills , i
They also relieve Dis
tress from Dyspepsia , Indigestion -
digestion and Too lluarty
Bating. A perfect rem
edy for Dizziness , Nausea ,
Drowsiness , Bad. Taste
In the Mouth , Coated1 ?
Tongue , Pain In tha Sldo ,
TORPID UVElt. They {
regulate tbo Dowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL , SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICE * ,
3 SS5 ?
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WANTEI-T o blacksmiths til Keys llros. '
t'urrlupo factory. Council UltilK ,
171OU SALK A. nlco qiliot DiiRKy lior-,0 ! or
J-1 will iriido for u draught hoiso. UullutT ,
Colo's. SKA vc. K
WANTED flrst-closs haniossiiiiiUnr nt
W onco. Wrltu toO , O , Uoptio. liuoKcno , In.
ANTED IMMiilATii.Y-Iuay ; over 21
to help In paying business. H. I'.1 Ilou
olllco.
171UU KENT N'lcoly furnlihuil front room
J-1 with or without boonl. Uoforuncos. HO'J '
1'onrth iivcinio.
hAIUVOVAN'CE. inliul rpiiillne or I'sy-
cliomutry. DIsoiiHc's of nil kind UliiKiiosud
nnil truutcu with hot uuthH und iiuissij'o. !
All lotturs pioinptly unsworoil. Ollk-o liuura.
U u in. to 10 p. in. No. IIu"- . uenuu K , near cor ,
1,1th btroot.
\VANTno Fiiinblied room" for uuntloniiui
' ' and ludy. No children , Address , It , u ,
lleoolllue , Counull llhills.
iTioit SAii-riNn : LIGHT IIUAUAMS
JI'olch Ntrulu , very cluuip. Addifka 1' . S ,
Swlck , SUia Avcnno I ) . , Council llliiir .
Foil ItHNT-I will rent tlio wholu or part of
my housu , corner 1st nvenno uiulBth street.
I'liriiHCC , wntor , K"s und uuth room , .Mra. L.
H. lliillurd.
SIOAOUEIOWAKAUM AT tlQ 1'EH AOIli : .
4(1 ( nnd I ISO ucru farm , Ijtxru'o list. Johnson
& Van 1'atten.
WANTHD-Ataraml hotel , woman pastry
cooic. Good wiigcs. Also furnUh au
usslstant , /
"WANTED At Grand hotel , chambermaids ;
T > pooil wages for those coming well roconi-
nteiulod.
I7"ANTKD Two peed girls at Emmett
T house , No , tol'i bouth Sixth street.
T7IOH SALE or limit Harden lund with
-D lioiistM , by J , It. Jtlco , 101 Main St. , Council
111 u II s.
27 MAIN STREET.
Over 0 , II. Jacquemln & Ca's Jewelry Store ,
f bo nmoothor tmlluifr fta' Iho manager In
charcro. The 'co'Op'tJts , not in debt. It
i has paid Its way hy-oloso figuring and
no ono loses anything * '
H.MirilB AM i tWTO.\H.
A Pair or ItemiiricrvOlu Family lie-
uiiloiis.
Tlio seventeenth 'tUmutil rotinlon of
the Burtons , ono of tlio largest families
in Indiana , was held at the reunion
grounds three miles' ' Vest of Mitchell ,
August27. About WM hundred people
were present and listened to an interest *
ing programme.
The annual paper containing a record
of events relating to the members of
families was read by Mr..Lynn Mandoll.
Greetings and letters of regret were re
ceived from many persons , among which
was ono from the Hon. J. Ralph Burton ;
ox-speaker of the Kansas house of repre
sentatives , who was unavoidably de
tained.
Tlio family numbered 170 residents in
this county direct descendants of J. P.
and Susannah Burton , who immigrated
hero from North Carolina in 1S18. An
other branch lives in Clay county , Imll-
nna , and numbers about 200. Families
of the same name , and distant relatives
live in Connecticut. A history of tlio
family is in course of preparation , being
compiled by Silas Burton of Connecti
cut , which will bo a complete history of
all the families in the country.
On the same day the Smith family
hold a reunion at Peacock , N. J. Two
thousand people , mostly Smiths , puitic-
ipatcd in the picnic. They were de
scendants of Jolmn Schmidt , ' who came
from Holland in 17-10 and settled in Hun
ter-don county , gtivo it a good start , lie
raised n family of seventeen children.
The next generation did-as well and ono
bettor , for no ono of tlio seventeen chil
dren had less than four in family , and
ono of them had eighteen. Undo Peter
raised a family of thirteen himself , and
ho was the oldest member of the Smith
family present nt tlio reunion ,
A very small pill , but a very gaod ono. Do
Witt's Uttlo Early Hisors.
Ilownre ol'the Itiontli.
The London Lancet quotes the follow
ing from a paper recently read by Dr.
W. D , Miller at Berlin :
"During Iho last few years the convic
tion has grown continually stronger ,
among physicians as well as dentists ,
that the human mouth , as a gatncring
plnco and incubator of' diverse patho
genic germs , performs a most significant
role in tlio production of various disor
ders of the body , and that many diseases
whoso origin is enveloped in mystery , if
they could bo traced to their bourco ,
would bo found to havooriginated in the
oral cavity. "
Information Free.
Do you know that any old sere or out can
bo absolutely curcul by the intelligent nso of
flaller's Barbed Wins Linlmont ; Bo merci
ful to your horse and try It.
St. IjOtilH Mining Qiint.itions.
ST. I.ouis , Mo. , Sojit. 14. Closing :
Adntnn 18. > Montro-io IMncrr. . . . KSM
American Nettle. . . . 275 .Mickey llri'cn Wn
Kllznbolli 2I2H MIVLTHRO ft )
Umnltc M KM , Vuin.i 3. ! <
JOHANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
bus wonderful Tonic and Nut
ritive qualities thnt have irmdo
It popular. , Quito naturally imi-
tutions hayo come into the mar
ket , apainst which the public
[ should bo' warned. See that
' Johann IIoT's"bipnaturo ! is on
the ncclc of the bottle. Eisner
& Mondol&on Co. , solo ujroiits ,
0 Barclay Street , Now York.
GENERAL
GOOD FEELING
Seems to prevail among SUIT BUYERS so far this fall ,
whether it's the elegant designs we're showing in our new stocker
or the extreme low prices for which we "sell "em , " or be the
cause what it may , we are reveling in the full enjoyment of a
splendid business , and WE THINK the people's confidence is
imposed in us from past dealings has much to do with it.
We're making evciy effort this fall to strengthen that confi
dence , We've got the bargains to do it with.
OUR MAKE
( Don't confound them with common ready-made clothing ) .
Fancy Cassimere , Fancy Cheviots , Unfinished
Worsteds , Scotch Plaids and Cheeks , neat
Wale Diagonals , and all the leading styles
in Men's Suits for dress , business or general
wear , ranging at such prices as
There's no trouble to secure a perfect fit in our make of gar
ments. No time wasted -re-sewing. .
s and Clii i rar s C otlif
The same satisfaction prevails , once a customer , ALWAYS a cus
tomer.
FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS
Our assortment in the prevailing styles is probably twice
that of any house in the city. Low prices for first quality
goods built up these departments.
When opposite , always cross over and get a good look at
our fine display , in show windows.
Money Always
Refunded Where
Goods Are Not RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
Satisfactory. S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas.
SEND FOR. OUR. NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
UNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS ,
All klndfl of Dyeing and Cleaning tlonn In tin
hlubovt My loot thu art , I'udcd anil stained
fabrics made to look as good as now. lied
foatlicri clcanrd by strain In.llrst-i'lass man
ner. Work promptly ilnmtaml delivered In all
parts of the country , tiond for prlco Hit.
C. A. MACIIAN. - - I'KOI'UlKTOlt ,
11X1 llroailwoy. Near Northnos urn Depot ,
COUNCIL Hiu > 'fi , IOWA.
ST , FRANCIS ACADEMY
HIlAltmNU AMI DAY SCHOOL.
FIFTH AVENUK AND SEVENTH ST.
Can bu reached from any of the depots on
motor.
Conducted by thoSNtf rsof C'liarlty , It. V. M.
TI3KMS Tor bo.ird mid tuition , umbr.iclng
all lir.inrhps of u llnlihud n.liuiatlon fnryounc
ladles , K. " > for suasion of llvo nuint In. coin-
first Monday lit Soutoinlier mid Feb
ruary , respectively. For further ; > irtk'illiin
tulllrcss-
sis-mil srrm.io . * .
SU Frnncls Academy , Connell llluuX la.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150.000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,000
DlllKCTOim I A Miller. I5. O. Dloason. H. F *
Sliiiuiirt , I- I , . Hurt , J. 1) . IMmumlson. C'harlcs
U. llannan. Tranxaet K neral bunking liusl-
iics-i , l.arzosl capital and suiplus of any bank
In Southwestern Iowa
NTcREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
PERFECT HEALTH
Itlclmrdll. lloek , I.uekport , N V write * Hint nflcr
many > curs' lUTerlnc from NPMOIII Debllll ) Slcep-
feMieTirllihint : uf MtU'cle" tin win restored br
Kiiirbuiei NLlit K llkAVH. "luinH ) . " ho am , 'bill
fi'i'l like n j iiiinii innii , " f I per but. tmtttialil. 1'aui-
nliletrrec. NIMtVIC UIIAN CO , lltTKAI.ii , S V.
Bulil br liuoiliuiiii Unix Co. , 111U Kiirnnm tit , Oinoh
THEGRAND
Council Bluffs. In.
THIS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
HOTEL IS NOW OPEN.
N. W. TAYLOR , Manager.
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
raid Up Cup'.tnl $100,000
Oldest orennlroil bank In the cllr. Hnrolim nnfl
cloiiioitlo itxclmtuu nml local tpciirltlo * . Kspoolal
fttti'iuloii p.Id to collection * . Acconnti of Inillvld *
iitiN , banks , bunker * iitifl corpor.illoni tollcllotL
Correaitmulnncu Invltoit.
1" . aAN'nilll ) . l'ri" < lilimt.
A. W. IIIIJKJIA.V. CiMlilor.
A. T. Hiun , Aislittnnt Cnihler.
W. C. ESTEP ,
14 N. Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Funeral Director nnd Embalmor.
AND EYE AND EAR INFIRMAR Y.
. For the Treatment of all Chronic and SUrgical - '
cal Diseases ,
Perfectly 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 con
tracts , old or new , are receiving prompt and skillful attention
We refer by permission to patients we have cured.
\VriteforcircularonDeformitiesandBraces , Trusses , Club Feet , Curvature of the Spine , Piles , Tumors , Cancer , Ca
rrh.Bronch itis , Inhalation , Electricity , Paralysis , Epilepsy , Kidney , Bladder , Eye , Ear , Skin and Blood , and all surgica
operations.
of the Hilman Body. % Brace Dept
RACKS , TRUSSKS ; anil rrtl man nor f surplcnl appliances , manufactured to order ivnd a , fit guarnutooJ. The Irnos domrt-n vi t U iindar tha ohaivjj of f. P. Webber
bor , who was Dr. . MoMontuny's brnco maker for years , and who is unreservedly recommended by tlio modlcul profession us balnjj the best br.i3J n ikjr In th
United States/ "
In this denartment 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 ns our
own patents and improvements , the result of twenty
year's experience.
144 PAGE BOOK , Illustrated
Sent Free to any Address
DISEASES OP WOMEN A SPECIALTY. Book on Diseases of Women Free. Only Rollablo Medical Institute mnkliif. ' a Specialty of Prlvato DUoaao1) ) . A
blood discuses Buceussfully treated. Syphilitic Poison removed from the system without mercury. Now restorative troatinont for loss of Vital Power. I'OMOIIH titmblg
to vlalt us may bo treated at homo by correspondence. 'Alt communications confidential. Medicines or Instruments sent by mall or oxprous , securely packed , an
marks to indicate contents or sender. Ono personal interview preferred. Call and consult ns or sand history of your case , and wo will sund in plain wuippor , oij
BOOK TO M12N. FUG 12 ; upon private , special or nervous diseases , Iinnotonoy , Syphilis , Oloot and Varlcocolo , with question list , Addroaj
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
26th and Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,