Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEESlONDAY : , APRIL ( . 1892
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET.
Ctihucdty Carrier tontty partof the City
11. W. TILTON. - MANAGER
llus'ncn OfTlco . . . . . . . . No > 41
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rKJ-J-.l IIOM.s , .
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MtMilt JILATlUff ,
N , V. Plumbing Co.
Coupcll Bluffs Lumber Co. , cool.
Ctnfl's chattel loans. C04 Sapp blocl ; .
The social union of the Plr t Presbyterian
church will bo entertained tomorrow eve-
nine at the residence of Mrs. li. J. Chambers
en First avenue ,
r A. Snckott nnd John Llndt were pro-
tented u lib badces Saturday dent by the
Grand Army boys , representing their rank
in the post and in the service.
A washout on the Hock Island boUveon
Council BluITs and Avoca delayed the passon-
Rcr train which should have n rived hero nt
0 o'clock last night , for four tiour .
TiioTemplo Baptist church completed its
oipnni7ation ycstcraey. No special ex-
crclsos were held , but It is the Intention to
have u somewhat elaborate ceremony two
weeks from yesterday.
David Uoylo wai released from Jail yester
day afternoon on n bond of ? HW pending n
bearing on the chnrgo of disturbing the
peace , which will bo given him Wednesday
ut 2 o'clock bjforo Justice Hammer.
Complaints are made by residents in tbo
western mid noithwestcru part of the city ,
Hint chicken thlovca uro plying their pro
fession , li. Johnson lost tnirty-tbrco line
/owls last Friday uight from his residence ,
31'K ) Avcnuo D ,
The funeral of tbo late Mrs. Olmstcad
took ulaco jcstrrday afternoon from her
residence on Pierce street , Kov. T. VdC.
Stewart cnicluting ; but on account of the
weather , the Interment of the remains In
Fnlrvlew cemetery was postponed until
today.
The Commercial 'Pilsrims of America
entertained their friends last Siturdny
evening at a family social in th'i Hovul
Arcanum parlors. Cards nnd dancing
helped to pass away a very enjoyable oven-
iiiL' , and ut half past 10 o'clock lofrcsbmouls
were served.
JITho annual meeting of Council Bluffs
Humane society will bo held this evening at
7:80 : o'clock in the Young Men's Christian
Association rooms in tbo Mcrriiun block. Tbo
attendance of all Interested , both ladles and
gentlemen , Is requested. D. C. Bloomer ,
president ; Dr. V. L. Trcynor , secretary.
A meeting is to bo held tomorrow morning
ut half past ! ) o'clock at the Union Christian
mission , 23S Broadway , for the purpose of
devising plans to aid boys and girls in find
ing employment where needed. Committees
have been appointed from several of the
churche.x , and the meeting will bo under tbo
auspices of Colonel Alexander Uogelauu , the
'newsboys' " friend.
Disease never successfully attacks a sys
tem with pure blood DoWilt's S.irsaparllla
makes pure , now blood and enriches the old.
The King ot ( iithollnc Sto\Fi.
The old sltiplo gcnonvtor Dangler was
the best pasolino stove cvor made , bu1
Shuptirt A : Son have n new Dangler that
is unquestionably the king of vapor
stoves. It is called the Dungler Stir-
litifeo , mid is simply the old reliable
Move with a perfect process generator
ndtlcd. It burns a blue ilntno when
lighted and has no odor in slopping or
httirting. Shugnrts are the only people
who handle them.
Reitor , the tailor , 310 Broadway , has
nil the latest btylea and newest goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wo have" our own vineyards In Califor
nJa. Jarvls Wino company , Co. BiutTs
Tbo Misses Madden and Hlnlilc of Lyons ,
la. , are in tbo illy , guests of Mrs. I. M. Troy-
nor.
* Mrs. Carrie Bclknnp of Des Molnes , who
is well known In this city ns n vocalist of
more than ordinary promise , has left for
London nnd Paris , where she will spend a
year in tbo study ol music.
Mrs. Winslow'B Soothing Syrup reduces
nllammatlon while children are teething. -
cents a bottle.
itciKMt Up the Mnclille.
* * * ' ThU evening tbo city council will ho'.d its
regular monthly mooting , and Mayor Law-
roaco will report his list of npnointmonts on
the police forco. Tno forcn will consist of
fourteen members for tbo pr.wont at Isast ,
this number having been ngrcod upon by the
rjcmbors of the council with the understand
ing tnat additions shall bo made if found
necessary nfter a trial. Who will tbo four
teen lucky men is the question that i.s now
agllating tbo minds of tbo hundred odd ap
plicants for posliious , nnd manifestly there
will bo a grout many disappointed hopes.
An effort will also bo mudo this evening to
appoint a clerk and chief of the fire depart
ment. At the last meeting It will be romcin-
uorcd that party lines were drawn in voting
for men to fill these otllces , and ll van evi
dent that neither side uould give In unless
some sort of a compromise could bonrronpert.
The prophesy has been made freely nod with
considerable show of reason that n circus
might bo looked for this evening when tbo
mutter was brought up , but if reports nro to
bo believed all expectations ol this sort wll !
bo nipped In tbo bud as the result of n con
lercnco that was held by the members ot tbo
council Saturday afternoon. What the 10-
fiult of this conference was the aldermen re
fuse to say , but It bus leaked out that by the
terms ol the compromise W. M. Sbopard is
to bo the next city clerk , with the tacit un >
del-standing that his deputy shall bo a demo
crat. It is rumored also tbat Charles Nich
olson should till the oflico of chief of the fire
department. At all events a compromise bn <
been reached which will cnablo tbo counci
to proceed to the tilling of the vacancies
without further delay.
Mr . John n , Windbam , Stoce , Pickens
county , Ala. , writes ; "I nuvo utvtl Bradycro
line for headache with always oed results. '
O. Yunkarman &Co. , feed , seeds , com
mission , country produce , 10S Hrouuwuy.
Wouldn't riilit on S n nil ly.
A report wai circulated on the streets yes
tcrday afternoon that S. Goldstein , who
keeps a saloon and feed ntoro on lower
li road way , had D3on shot , and that his
corpse was basking In the April sun in from
of his place of business. A largo crowd col
lectcd at the place , including a policeman or
two , numerous constables , justices of the
peace , and otuors who were mora or less In
l crest eel In having the man that wielded the
weapon brought up with a snap , but Gold
fctcln , instead of having gone to join the
licavenlv choir , scorned to bo the first man
that each ouo mot as ho reached the scene o
the alleged tragedy , whllo his tongue ilou
with increasing rapliiltv as ho explained to
each now comer how It had nil happened.
Thomas Con way , ho said , uho lives not
far from his saloon , came In and demanded n
Urlnk of whiskey. Either Thomas' credit
had worn threadbare or the proprietor was
opposed to soiling liquor on Sunday , for ho
refused to grant the request. After Con wax
bad tpplled n number of epithets to Gold
stein ho loft the place and Goldstein fol
lowed him out to the street. When bo
reached the ildexvalk Couway began to
challenge him to n ht. GoHstoin bad no
desire to win renown In the listlo arena , and
bo refused. Conwny finally said ho wouli
io ! the fighting for two , aim suiting the
action to the word , began to rain blows o
various weights about Goldstein's bead am
shoulders , dually driving him Into his saloon
for safety. L. Brown , Goldstein' * father-in
law , How to tbo rescue and ho was civen a
narcotic of the tame kind. The iug-hondlec
buttle wag stopped by the arrival ol oQlcera
end Goldstein battened to line Justice
Hammer , before whom ho swore out n war
rant for Couwuv' * arrusl ou the charge
assault and battery.
ii not xvbal Its proprietors say , but wha
Hood' Snrsaparilla doea , that makes it sell
and win * the confidence ! of the people.
Jurvia' wild olackbarry la the best ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
3ven tha Iowa ProhSbition'sts Were Satis
fied Yesterday.
EVERYTHING VMS COVERED WITH WATER
troailtrn'Scncr * Were Cloggrit liarly nnil
tlir Airniin llrc.imc n linking Tor.
rent DniiingtIroin Inilliin Creek
Was Not Large.
The rain storm of vcstcrday afternoon was
ono of the hardest that has been known In
this city for years , but owing to clrcum-
stnnccs the damage done xvas less than on
> rtvious occasions when the rainfall xvas no
creator. For nn hour , lasting from 2 o'clock
until ! J , there xvas a steady down pour , and
xvhen nt Inst the sun broke out through a rift
in the clouds it looked down upon a xvnter
supply that was adequate to the demands of
oven 'n prohibition city. Every street xvas
transformed Into n runninu river , xvhlch
varied In depth from three Inches to n foot.
Broadwar was impassable for nearly half an
hour after the rain had ceased , from the fact
that it caught iho xvator Irom the glens and
the sewers becoming clogged up rendered It
Impossible ) for it to bo carried off by tbo
usual route ,
Indian creeit rose almost to a level to Its
banks throughout nearly its entire length , so
far us could bo seen in "the city , but the fact
that the Northwestern bridges on Txvelfth
street had been raised in the last few months
prevented on ox'erllow such ns took placa
last spring and covered the entire bottom.
Hud tbo bridges Dcon nsthoy xvero formerly ,
lower Broadway must have been tubmoreed
nnd the damage xvould bavo bepn much
greater. As it xvas , a few cellars xvoro filled
on lower Broadway , ns xvnll as In other parts
of tbo city , and pavements were torn away.
Some idea of the amount of xvutcr that
rushed down the streets may bo gained
from tno fact that bricks xvero carried
down to Broadway from the brick
yards on upper Harrison street , fully
three-quarters of a milo axvay , and some tele
phone poles tbat had baen left lying nt the
upper end of Oakland avenue for the pur
pose of making repairs along the line floated
down the nvonuo ns easily as they xvould
down the creek. Harrison street xvns left
In very bad shape by the flood , nnd it Is
doubtful whether travel can bo had on the
street for a number of days.
Tbo c'ectrlcl'.y ' played a number of pranks
during the storm. Ofllcur Kemp nnd James
Nichols xvere standing in the doorxvny of a
building on Upper Broadxvay xvhcn ono of
the sharpest Mashes of lightning happened
along. They each sustained u severe shock ,
nnd It wus several minutes before either of
them know juit what had happened. The
samr flush struck the telephone xvlro loading
into the Nuutnayr hotel nud caused conster
nation in the place. Other telephones in the
city ixere served in tbo same , and innumer
able xvires xvere broken or crossed by tbo
xvind. It will bo sc\-eral days before the sys
tem can bo put back Into Its former good
shape.
1 hiwo had to give up my business for days
at u time on account of severe headaches.
Bradycrotino has never yet failed to rellovo
mo , and I now seldom bavo them. T. J-
Bonncil , Port JarvU , N. Y.
Watch the daily papers for the an
nouncement of grand spring opening.
BOSTON STOKE ,
Council 131ulis , la.
FOTHEHINOHAM , WlUTKLAW & CO.
Hoxv nro your axvnlnffB ? .T. M.
Latncke , 131 Pearl. Only homo factory.
llrttor Order Dcnmmlcil.
Complaints lone and loud are bolng roado
by those xvho attended the theater at
Dohany's opera house Saturda } ' night over
the noise made by the occupants of tbo
gallery without nny Interfercnco from the
management. The statement has been made
many times that those xvho xx'ant to see a
good theatrical performance must go to
Umnha , but xvhon Modjeska xvas advertised
to appear a great many xx-ho bavo boon
gointr to Omnhn lately decided to patronize
the homo tboatcr. and the result xvas n well
filled house. All during tbo evening tbo
pail < r.v gods x\oro rather noisy , induleing in
conversation that could bo heard nit over
the hojso , and smoking cigarettes , whoso
fracranco xvas waited down into the
parquet , but during the last act tholr behavior
xvas such as to cnuso a numoer ot people
to leave the house. Mine. Modeska herself
finally came to the front of the stage and
stood xvith her eves fixed on the gallery for
a full minute. This hint caused a cessation
for n short time , xvhen the noise went on
xvlth redoubled energy until the close of the
play. No attempt xvas made by the manager
of the house 10 put a stop to tbc disgraceful
proceedings , and the audlonco xvas lelt at
the mercy ol the hoodlum ? .
DoWitfs Sarsaparilia is rcliibH
Watch the daily papers for the an
nouncement of yrand spring opening.
BOSTON STORE ,
Council Bluffs , In.
FOTIIUKIXailAM , WIIITJ5LAW & CO.
Iturglura Out on Itnll.
Attorney J , G. Tlpton , xvbo has been try
ing for some lime past to get Joe McDarmott
and Charlis P. Wilson , the Boston store
burglars , out on ball , at last succeeded in his
attempt yesterday morning at 3 o'clock , and
bud bis clients set free on bonds in the sum
of K > 00 apiece ou each of the indictments that
Htuml against them. Each Is Indicted for
burglary and larceny , so that tbo amount of
their combined bond is SJ.OUO. The noccs-
* ary amount xvas guaranteed by Mrs. Mary
C. Long of this city , xvho xvns secured by
John Flunnacrn , IJennis Cunningham and
Charles Brundles of Omaha. It has
been tbo supposition of Sheriff Hnzen
tbat the two men xvould secure
their bondsmen aud then skip the countrv , as
they are known lo bo desperate crooks. On
this account tbo sheriff xvns very loth to lot
thorn go , hut xvhon the necessary amount xvas
put up tor their appearance ho had no choice
left , Tbo two men left nt ouco for Omaha ,
xvbero they have friends , but Mr. Tipton
says bo is confident tbat they will bo back
when their case comes up for trial.
DeWitt's Sarsaparilia d lro ? sucn pol
sons us scrofula , skin disease , eczema , rhou
malUtn. Its timely use saves many lives.
Mrs. J. n. Rlovenson has secured the
Fcrvk'cs of u first clues trimmer from the
east and is propnrini : to have her milll
nory opening d Kastor display nexl
Thursday and l-Vidny , April 7 and 8 , at
her store , No. 730 West Droadxvay , cor
ner of 6th street.
Ii LL Shrnfo has money to loan on real
estate nnd chattelo. Broadway and
Main btroot.
JnrvislS77 brandy , purest , safest , best ,
Mo\ tli Station.
Amonc the improvements xvhlch nro to bo
made in the C'bautauqua grouuds before the
opening of the coming scuson Is one xvbich
will make the grounds much moro easy o
access than before , viz. ; Tbo moving of the
depot to n point much nearer the amphithea
ter , Just what place xvill bo selected bus not
yet been decided , as the niaiiaL'ers are con
ferring xvlth tbo Hock Island company xvlth
a view to baring a swltc'i run from the mala
line directly into the grounds and some dis
tance up the hill , so that the dutanco to bo
walked from tbo station xvill bo cut in half.
It is hoped that a satislartory agreement can
be reached , but oven If it should not , the
distance can bo materially lessoned by mov
ing tbo depot farther up the track , and this
xvill bo dono.
_ _ _ _ _
Genuine Rook Springs coal nl
Thatcher'u , 10 Main street , always on
hand. _
Downed llui Copprr.
Officer Bowling of tbo police force bad a
rather exciting time at an early hour ycster
day morning xvlih throe or four ncprcsenta
lives of the ( porting fraternity , xvbich re
suited Iu bit being tat upon la the guUerii
rontot tbc opera houio salcou , nnd later on
n the arrest of Mlko Klldaro nnd Jim
Inhcr. An order XT S issued from po-
lea headquarters Saturday nlpht
hat all saloons should close at inU-
without money nnd xvlthout friends. Bcforn
going the manager nettled xvlth the proprlc-
or of the hotel sj that ho could get his bag-
tngo out out xvltbout trouble aud canceled
Us dixto at the opera house , but bo had not
been so considerate of the foellngj of the
members of the company , nnd still oxvcs them
n xveok's back pay. Tney are still stopping
n the city.
Ovvinp lo the unfuvorablo xveather of
nstxveek Miss Itugsdnlo xvill continue
her iniUlnorv openinp Monday , Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. 337
LJroadxvay.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Thomas Tostevln , civil onginor nnd
surx'oyor , over DoVol's , 504 Broadx\M > y.
Ewtnson Music Co. , Masonio temple .
IIIn Ci > uimtiy | In the l.urrli.
Tbo Bruns .fc Nina's corned/ company xvas
booked for H performance In this city next
xveclr , and tbo members of the company have
been spending H vacation nt the Opdcn house
waiting for their date to arrive. Last Sat
urday the discovery xvus made that Harry
Bruns , the manager of tbo company , xvlth
bis wife , tbo Junior member of the company ,
tiad taken the Nortbxvcstcrn lor Chicago ,
leaving the balance ot the company
night and remain closed unt 1 Monday mornIng -
Ing , fiont doors and back , nnd Bowling mndo
the rounds of the saloons on bis beat caily In
the cx-cnlng , notlfyintr them of the order.
When ho passed tbo opera house saloon at
I'JiHO n'clcck ho noticed that It xvns still run
ning xvido open nnd a number of
tough characters were inside. He
told them lo close nt once
or bo xvould iirrest the whole outfit.
KiUlaro replied xvlth some very insulting
languugo. and Bowline placed nim tinder
nrrest. Manor then came up and attempted
to make the officer release his bold on Kil-
dare. i\ eras led to blows nnd In n moment
the odiccr xvas lying on his buck In the gutter
xvllh Kildnro and Maher occupylne reserved
seats on his frame. A couple of other men
xvhoso nnmes the onicer does not know
nlso took n band , but in splto
of the heavy odds Boxvllng man
aged to got up , nnd hitting Muber n blow
over tbo bead xvlth his club , grnhocd Klldaro
by the neck and started off for the city Jail.
Klldaro xvns soon placed behind the bars , tbc
charecs of assault nnd bittcry , resisting nn
olllcer and keeping open after hours being
entered against him. Ofllcer Besxvlck xvcnt
back to the saloon nnd nrrostcd Maher , xvbo
xvas charged xvlth resisting an o Ulcer and
disturbing tbo peace. Both men gave bonds
for their appoarunco in police court this
moraine.
Doctors ! Pshawl Tano Boocbam's Pills.
Itubbnl the Contribution Itox.
Yesterday morning the discovery xvus made
that n blrthdav box was stolen from tbo
Presbyterian churcb. probably at the satno
time xvith the typewriter and the spoons
mentioned in yesterday's BCE. Iho box bad
been receiving tno hirlhday contributions
from scholars of tbo Sunday school for a
number of months past , and contained some
thing over f 13.
The C. O. D. meat market , 537 Broad
way , third door xvest of the Globe ollico ,
has been started up , xvith Ed Mott as
proprietor nnd George Drabo meat
cutter.
Spring ; XoM-ltli-s of'O .
Misses Sprink & Fcaron are noxv pre
pared to display to each visitor their
latest novelties from the castern mar
_
kets. The special display will com
mence Monday. April 4 , and last three
d-iys. During this time the ladies of the
city xvho wish to spend an hour or so
looking through a room which is filled
xvith extreme novelties in millinery xvill
have a chance to do so nt the parlors of
this enterprising firm at 10 Main street.
Doors open at 10 n. in.
JElTocts of the Kill n Storm.
The heaviest rainstorm of tno season was
tbat of yesterday that visited South Omaha.
The damage sustained xvns considerable.
The rain fall xvas all that couU be desired
oven by tbo Inhabitants of the Laramie
plains. On Q street the approaches xvero
xvashed out at both ends and fully fifty foot
of brick paving carried away. At Twenty-
fourth and L the damage to n "fill" was con
siderable. James Latham's house at Txventy-
fourtb nnd J streets w-as flooded. At
Twenty fourth and P streets tbo xx-ator
rushed from the adjacent hills nnd played
hax-oc xvith six cottaces by covering the
floors xvith mud nud water.
Mnrch 1.1 c Stock UnhlnenK.
During March there xvas received nt the
Union stock yards 01,101 cattle , 102134 ; bogs ,
20,071 sheep aud S71 horses and mulos.
During March , 1801 , tno receipts xvero 4,923 ! )
cattle , U.VJiiH hogs , liijl ( ! fbeep nnd a'b
horses and mules. These figures shoxv a
material gain on everything but hogs , which
fell off a little.
During the past month there xvas con
sumed In South Omaha : ! ( i.TJb cattle , 79,5SO
and : . - horses
hogs 1:1,350 sheep. Fo-ty-ilvo
and mules xvero sold on this market.
Notes anil PCTKI > MIB. : !
W. J. Taylor has returned from Lincoln.
The spring term ut school xvill end Juno 2 J.
Miss Alice Havens is homo from Atlantic ,
la.
Born , to Mr. nnd MM. Heed Darnell , a
son.
son.Miss
Miss Hope Harnby is home from her vaca
tion in the west.
Tbo council mcots this evening , nlso the
democratic club ut Blum's ball.
The Live Stock exchange xvill moot at 2:30
this afternoon at tb.3 exchange building.
There xvill ba n night cap social at tbo
First Metbuuist Episcopal church this even
ing.
ing.Mrs.
Mrs. C. D , Wilson , Txventy-second nnd I
streets , it thu guest of Council BluITs
friends.
The Xouavo drill by tbo ladies of the Epis
copal church xvill take place at Blum's hall
Tuesday afternoon.
A little son of Councilman Fred Boxvlor ,
Thirty-third end O streets , slipped on tbo
xvalk and In falling broke bis arm.
Superintendent A. A. Monroe of tbo High
school bus returned from Fullerton , where
ho xvont to see his mother , xvbo is quite ill.
Miss Emma Wood and Miss Helen Seeley
have returned from their vacation and xvill
resume school xvork tbjs morning.
"Hobert Mantel ! who has '
, many xx'nrm ad
mirers In this city , xvill open a three nights
and matinee engagomeut nt floyd's noxv
theater next Thursday evening , April 7 ,
when ho xvill appear In live of his best plays.
Thursday evening ho will ba seen In his
great success of five years , "Monbars , "
Fildav evening , William Shakespeare's
master piny , "Hutnlot. " This is Mr. Man-
tell's first appearance in Omaha In this great
character. baturJay matinee , grand double
bill ; two new plays. "Tho Louisianlan , "
und "A Lesson iu Acting , " Mr. Mantell in
both plays. Saturday evening , Dumas'
great piny of "The Corslcaa Brother * , " Mr.
Mantell in the dual character of Louis und
Fabien del Frunchi. The management has
decided to mauo no advance in prices for
this engagement.
"Tbo Henrietta , " Brouson Howard's
greatest play , xvill be preheated uy Stuart
Itooson und his company at Boyd's now
theater next Sunday evening ,
Dfriiilnt ; the .Murdrrcr.
LONDON , April 8. A dispatch from Jon
ncsburg , South Africa , says that the police
there huve failed to associate Deeming with
the murders committed there in IbbS , unU
that it has been proved that Keay , xvho was
suppoted to have bocu murdered , died of
lover iu Ibb'J.
MtaiioutiNe , Australia , April 3. In con
trast to bis behuvior on first being lodged in
prison here. Deeming now assumes a bold
front , lie has suld to bin solicitor : "Walt
until I cot out. I xvill make tbo nowtpapers
ihutUD. I xvill sue every one nf them for
libel , The Idea tbutl hui anrthlue to do
with the 'Jack iho Kipper1 xvonc u absurd. '
DIP rATTH\TrO ) P'ICMIV ' IMTVP
BIG FORTLNJiMASILi MADE
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Something of the Atdfitng s of Business
in Oentral , America.
SMALL CAPITAL Aril ) . ' RICH RETURNS
Mr. Henry C. Munrri liitc-rottlnc Oti rr\-a.
tlmn on l.lfn In Si'uitlicrn Itrpubllcs
( linitriiintii'B HcitiitltnlVonipti Only
n CYntory llrlilml the Times.
A young tnnn not yet In bis thirties , but n
you up man of wealth anil distinction , Is
Hoary C. Stuart of San Snlvailoro , Central
America. Ho Is now in Omnhn and Is the
guest of Or. S. D. Mercer. Ho arrived in
this city Saturday from New YorK City ,
coming tiy way of the Isthmus of I'ananm.
In the decant nud hospltatilo homo of Dr.
Mercer Mr. Stuart was called upon last mpht
by n representative of Tuc Unn. do Is a
tall , erect man of tnagnlllcont pb.ys.lquo and
has a manly and digaltlcd carriage. His
hair Is block and ho wears n luxuriant raus-
tncho of n corresponding color. Ho also DOS-
scsscs n pair of sharp , plerclnir black eyes.
As nn entertainer ho I * exceedingly clever ,
and is apparently at tome with everybody.
With that cordiality for which pontlemcu of
southern climes nro famous , Mr Stuart cour
teously receives you with a warm grasp of
tbo hand , that at once puts you on fricnaly
and hospilahlo terms with him.
By birth .Mr. Stuart Is not n sojtherncr ,
but ho was born in n sunny , genial clltno
California. This , together with bis twelve
years llfo In Central America , has given him
the experlenco of n southerner.
Mr. Stuart talks of Guatemala's magnifi
cent and exuberant climate , of the beautiful
and lovcl.v women , of tbo rich aad profitable
coffee estates , of the wealth of great sugar
plantations , of the supor-nbundanco of trop-
iciil fruits , of the b'ontcolness and hospitality
of the people , in clowlng terms.
South American tt'ar Scarci.
"Tho telegraphic reports received and
published in America from the southern re
publics nro very much exaRornted , " tnid
Mr. Stuart in alluding to Chili's re
cent troubles with ttio United States
and the difficulties at present being
had in Caracas Venezuela. In speaking
of President Palacio's tyranny in casting
into prison tbo senators and deputies of his
lopuDllc , Mr. Stuart said that although there
might ho an uprising against his tvrauuical
reign , bis methods of conducting iiflalrs was
an unpluasantry often indulged in by the
oftlclals in uower. Generally it had not gouo
so far as i'rrsinent Palacio bad carried it
recently , but sinno Mr. Stuart's departure
from the south ho knows nothing nbnut the
present trouble in Venezuela than what ho
roads hi tbo dally newspapers.
"So far as 1 am concerned myself , " con
tinued Mr. Stuart , ' ! would uot want to go
to Chili within tbo next tea or fifteen ycur ,
unless 1 possessed Knglisb papers. At tbo
same lirao my sympathies nro with the Chil
ians. For xx hat reason i Why , on account of
the tariff over wnlcn the whole trouble
arose ,
"As to San Salvadoro I am , of course ,
more familiar with politics and governmental
affairs. Notwithstanding the presidential
election everything there is quiet.
Keina Barios , nephew of tbo late
President Barios r of Gautomalit. has
been elected president of the republic , as
you well Kuoxv perhaps , and was to have
taken possession of tbo ollico March 15. As
1 loft there before that date I have not as
yet been inlormed whether he has taken his
scut or not. Young JBarios was educated in
the United States and married an American
woman. 1 believe she is an Alabama lady.
" 1 have been iu the real estate business in
Guatemala and bavo made some big deals
for Denver people. ,1 am now on my way to
tbat city. Aside from that I have interested
myself in' some mines in Salvadoro. They
are fr c milling , gold quartz and a low graoo
ore. The veins are I.UOO feet In width acd I
am now engaged in running a tunnel in ono
of the mines. If tbo ore proves good
tuero will bo millions in it. Two mining en
gineers from the United States say the prop
erty is a freak of nature. There is only ono
other ere mine in the district and it is owned
by two English gentlemen. Thus far they
have expended only $40,000 on their mine ,
and its estimated value at present is S3,0K- ( )
000. They refused a cash offer of $ .YJO,000.
Jtlclt Mining JnleicrttH.
"All Central America is much richer iu
wealth of mineral und agricultural lands
than is the United States. It is attracting
year by year more and moro American pee
ple. ISefore I left in March I heard of a party
of twcnty-tbreo young Americans reaching
Nicaragua , and they Intend to start a coffee
estate. Coffee estates are worth ? t n tree
and some onates. havens many as u million
trees. This industry is wonderlully profit
able , niid when a man once gets started bo
IK uot many years In accumulating an im
mense fortune. Sugar plantations are also
very profitable. Central America Is ti great
place for vouug Americans with small capital
10 go to. It has the finest climate in the
world. No climate compares with it. At
Gautcmala the temperature is very oven. In
the highlands it never goes over T- = , and on
the coust it seldom roicnes 80 = > . The rains
come witn a great deal of regularity. For
instance , it begins raining all ! o'clock in tbo
afternoon , it will continue until 5 , then stop ,
give you time to po to dinner and visit the
theater , commence again at 11 o'clock and
rain all night , stopping long enough the next
morning lor you to go to your oflico.
"Cocoa ( chocolate ) trees are also a very
profitable industry , but it require ? seven
years time for trees to bear their first crop.
For this reason very few people engage in
this business , as it requires considerable
capital ana it is too long to wait bolero any
revenue is derived. It is the highest priced
crop there Is.
"There are numberless opportunities for
farmers In hog raising , dairies , produce and
market supplies of all kinds , to mnico"
money. When I loft Gaulomula butter
was ? 1 a pound and eggs U cents
apiece. Hog and poultry raislnc Is
tbo most profitable. Tbo cattle business
is aUo good. The soil for tobacco Is excellent
and much of it Is raiser ] , but the people don't
know how to euro it as well as they do in
cither Cuba or Mexico. The forests and
groves abound in all kinds of tropical fruit
which grow wild and can bo gathered at the
cost of gathering it from trees.
l.lttlo I.ulior Ic < | iilrril ,
"The country yields its product without
much labor , but now. don't all you Americans
maio a rush for it at once. Business U good
and profits uro enormous. There are only
three banks in Gautomala , which has a popu
lation of (55,000 ( peoplo. Tliey declared u
dividend last year of lb per cent.
All corporations" , "such as street rail
ways , water works and the llku nro
given perpetual franchises on certain con
cessions to tuo government. A franchise is
a monopoly , anil H'worth ' something , us it
lasts nlwayp. I buvo a sort of monopoly on
the real estate business , as there uro no
dealers in the republic , I could not do It
were it not for'1 my extensive business
acquaintance and'long llfo there. But the
realty Interests nro advancing rapidly.
"Wo have tow , and , In fact , no
modern improvements , a you have
in America. Wo nro at least n
century behind the United States , nnd
if you want to ItnOf ? how your great grand
father Jlqod , mak us n visit. You'll ho liv
ing in the t'icliteotitn century Instead of tbn
nineteenth. PcopM will not change their
style of living. Tuoy have no cblmnoys to
their houses , nor oven a llreplaco. The most
cxpen&lvo nouses have white cotton cloth for
ceilings. When the peopln want to take a
bath they go out In tbo back yard.
"Kailroads are also in a primitive a no , but
now there uro a nuinocr of United States
olllfcrs detached in Central America engaged
in tbo survey of tbo propcs I international
railway from Ibis country to Chill. This ,
when completed , will enable us to go there
in about four dujs , whereas now it requires
fifteen days' time to make the trip.
"Tho people of Guatemala nro very Intelli
gent and highly cultured. Still they don't
read newspapers. They core very little
what is going on in tbo world. They are
courteous anil polite. Kveii a common
laborer uould not think of entering a hor&a
car without ralsiug tils hat and bowing to all
In It.
( iuiiti'inula'u Cliurinlng Women.
"As to their women , they are very charm
Inp I never suxv anywhere a prettier lot of
women than those ID Guatemala. They have
a beautiful oilve skin , dark and black hair
predominate. They uro medium height nnd
well formed , maturing at an early ago. They
nro very domestic. SHU they ro
of a somewhat Jealous nature
when there is occasion for It. There Is a
rood den ) of soclot.vinCiUateinnlnnntllH | ! tbo
Purls of Central America. The women gel
their fashions from Paris , France ,
nud many of thorn are educated
Ihero. The women are very stvllsh
and nro proat artist * nnd musician ? .
Most any ono of them can pluy nny Itnllun
opera. The day * of the old mantilla have
cone and the women now wear bonnet' ,
They never eo out alone and nro never
allowed to nvsclvo a gentleman nlono.
" \\honl loft Gu&tcraaiti thrro sacks of
coffee wore prcscntcJ to mo to bring hero.
Upon my arrival in New York I found thov
would cost me less than one-half at much to
send them by steamer to Gnlvoston
and from there by rail to Denver
than they would have coU mete
to have sent them direct from Ntw
York to Denver by mil. This elves Denver
n one-half rate cheaper to rot goods by wnv
of Galvcston than from New Vorls , nnd I
should think It would be a cro.it disadvantage
to Omaha. "
Mr. Stuart mot Mr. George Morcer. son of
the doctor , nt Gnutomaln and win with him n
good deal , colne to the Interior of ban Salvador
vader together. Mr. Mercer 1s now en route
homo , coming by way of San Francisco.
DoWltt's S-iHiparlna cloiaioi tha ulooJ ,
Increasestho npctlto { and toaoi up tha sys
tem. It has bonollllcd mary people whs
have suffered from biooJ duorJorj. It will
hcipyou.
MILITARY MATTERS.
Whnt L'nrliS.HU'H Mm uro Doing In the
\Vc l nnil KUouhetc ,
I'oi'l Oni'iliii.
At n mooting of the inombors of Company
F , Second infantry. Fort Omaha , Nob. ,
March -Jr , 1SOJ , the folloulng resolutions
were passed :
AVhurp-ii. It tins ulf '
asod A'mlility G xl to
remove from our midst our comrade and
friend , the Ute I'rlvitu I'UtlcU OTont.or.
nfter : i long and fulthfulservlccln the I'll.toil
States tinny.
Oomr ido O'Connor cave the host year * of
his life to the surxlce or Ms country , llu
utvwl throe yui : In company II , Mnth In
fantry , twenty years In eonipiny It , Second
Infantry , and at iho ttmu of Ills doillins
serving lilssluli nnllfct-nunt In company 1\
Second Inf intry. Therofnio bo It
Uosolxt'd , That u I'vtund our o-unest sym
pathy and e.\pte s our votioxx ( or his lo- .
Kusolved. That \\p oMeiid our thanks to
company II , .second Infantry , for the lloral
xxi cat h nron'titi'l In memory of his serxlues
In that company.
Kexolvud. Tlmt a copy of thc'o resolutions
bu unt to the Army nod N ix-y Resistor. unJ
toTiicUxmit HBI : for publication , tind also
to company II. Second infantry.
In transinlttlni ; these rcso utions to the Im
mediate friends of our late comrade and
filend , wepiluvo to think that It Mas not pos
sible for him to have MvoJ n few morj years ,
In ardor tlrtt lie ml.'ht have icapoil some re
ward for Ills Ion : and faithful military ser
vice" , by enjoying thee vcais in a nuiet way ,
upon the tutlred list of the United Status
army.
May his soul rest Iu peace In the lanJ of the
Brent majority.
By the committee :
AiiTiitm n.Vnon , Chairman.
Ai.iii.iiT N. WISSI.BK , secretary.
I'urt MrKlnnrv.
Army and Nnvy Union Garrison No. 50 ,
turned out in full force on Monday night last ,
to witness the conferring of honorary mem
bership on Colonel James J. Van HornEighth
Infantry , In honor of whom the garrison has
boon named. Thomas F. Major , A. D. C ,
read n sot of resolutions and Colonel Van
Horn responded in a very feeling manner ,
wishing the garrison well and promising
it all the assistance in bis power.
The garrison cow numbers about savonty-
five members and is gradually receiving
with n its folds all the onllstod men of the
post that are entitled by virtue of possessing
ono or more honorable discharges to Join it.
Private Charles Lee , Troop C , Sixth cav
alry , has becoma tired of Uncle Sam's
service and has deposited with the post com
mander tbo sum of $ o3 to enable him to
again become a civilian.
Private John Thomas , Troop C , Sixth cav
alry , was discharged on the ' . ' 7th inst.
Captain E. B. Savngo , Eighth infantrv ,
has been granted a sick leave for two months.
Ho leaves the post on the 211th inst. and ex
pects to obtain" extension of four months ,
and if successful will visit Europe before
returning to the pojt.
Colonel James J. Van Horn Garrison No.
50 , Army t.nd Navy union , gave tts first ,
grand ball oil the 124th inst. The mumbers of
the union appeared in full dross uniform nnd
the affair passed off very agreeably to the
largo crowd who were present.
All hope for u chance of station this year
has loft us and wo have about bcomo recon
ciled to remain hero untther year. We of
the "Quid Eichth" were very much In nopss
of getting a largo post when the entire regi
ment would bo together once more , but the
war authorities said no and that soitlos it.
All ttero is loft for us is to hope for the
speedy arrival of the B. & M. railroad , when
it will bo possible for the enlisted portion of
the garrison to pay a visit to friends in civili
zation without having to serve live years to
accumulate money enough to reach tbo end
of the railroad as at present.
Private Uynn of Company E , Eichth in
fantry , met with u painful accident at the
Log camp. Ho cur his foot with an ax , in
flicting n very painful wound , necessitating
bis being sent to the post hospital , where ho
h now under the careful supervision of Sur
geon George E. Buslinel ! .
Captain F. A. Whitney , Eighth Infantry ,
in charge of the post gardens , has received a
big lot of garden seedf , and a detail consist
ing of Sergeant Parker nnd four privito
Eoldicis was made today to commence opera-
lions in the farming lino.
Wo have haj very disagreeable weather
for the past week , snow falling more or less
every day and htgn noun winds prevailing
the entire time.
Tort Momli1.
Private's Callow and Sanford nnd Trum
peter Seibert were discharged Wednesday.
Trumpeter Barnes and Private Bluckinore
have deposited $103 each for the purchase of
their discharges.
The usual weekly hop of the enlisted men
was held Wednesday evening and proved to
bo a very enjoyable affair.
Sergeant Charles Dnlkenburger , D troop ,
has been appointed canteen steward , vice
Grognn.
Miss Mollie Wells , daucbter of Major
Wells , Eighth cavalry , gave n birthday party
Friday evening at the post hall.
Six desertions have occurred from this
post in the past throe weeks.
Private Ccnloy , 1 troop , who has boon
under surgical treatment for the past eiclit
mouths , has boon recommended for discharge
on surgeon's certificate of disability.
The band has been ongnccd for n perform
ance In Uendwood on May 12. Clilof Musician
Klein Is'preparing a program that will ecllpso
anything that has been rendered in the Hills
for some tune.
Captain Kendall has returned from bis
leave and assumed camraatid of his troop.
Lieutenant Slccuni leaves In n few days for
Jefferson Barracks , wbero ho has been de
tailed for recruiting son Ice for two years.
Mrs. L. H. 1'atton , Hocxford , III. , writes :
"Fiom porsoniii experience I can recommend
Do Witt's Sarsuparllla. u euro for impure
blood und general debility. "
THREE YEARS.
Aflcr suffering untold agonies tlirce !
years from Illicuinatism , having had f
much treatment % vitliout relief I decided |
lo take Swift's Specillc. Eight bottles f
CURED M ENTIRELY
nnd I wish other sufferers to know oft
the value of your great remedy forj
Rheumatism , JOHN 2JcDoxALi > ,
McDonald's Mills , Ga ,
$ ciJ for frco Trcatlto 0:1 t'ls Illaoi LDI ! EUin.
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A now an I Compl-lo Tr'ntiuotit , connlttlnx of
Eu | > po > ltorltMi. Olntini'iu la Cuji ule ) ol u Ic Hoi
auUl'ltUi a l'o ltlvo < urj fur I'.Jt-rial , Int-jriul
Illlnd or Illuclliu ItculnL'liroulo , Kucjni or
lll'luUHarjr riv | 'llili It--ni-dr liil ner r l > ca i
InOKUlolall II per lux I forli. > aui buiill ,
XVlilutlfrfrjni tUlt ter lula dluam irb n4 writ
ten Kuur ntsu l ponitlre/ ) ren Hllliii ujxcior
refund Ilia inuner II not cjnl bjnl ii-iniu tor
Irue naiuple. l < u ranldu l ujl lir Kuii > A ( o. ,
Dru.'nUU. solo AI.-UUU. corJO.li.J oi4 Uuuiilui
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nnilcr the Kro. I'lmpKi
nnd another tfl thf
Jicrrouior '
lll.tod t ) | ra4cs In rlth 1'Aiir.ii
fbrtt.
cr tri They make Suf
frrcn
from
new health' Moo t
rntorctho'Ncrr Pftanpftntnt
out f Ihc ScMfj.
nnd tirlnr Impure Illooil or
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.
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was the comiRation in
the famous Yale 1 ock
Key. Itmadethcvrarly
pet feet , quite perfect.
What's worth lockinR
nt all , Is worth locking
vilh a "Yale. " To l-e
sure you get a "Yale , "
see that this name Is
on every Key. Sold
wherever locks tell.
Thoupunds ot
tpetlmonlnlK.
See Dr. Miles'
book. New nnd
HtnrtllDR r cto.
Flee al dtug-
gists.
DR. MILES Two Yoara
J.EH ShortneBB ot
lirciatli , Fain
HEART iu S Id oo ,
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III ! Stnotlierlrifr
( CEI Spells , cured
by onobottlo
UATO ALLCiI ,
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DA. MILES MED1OAL , Co BUUiort , Ind.
Tor sale by Kuhn .t Co DouRlas und UthSt
nit.i.o. XVSJT 4 .s'Ktv ? AND HIIVI.N TUUVT.
MKNTa rpoclHcfor Ilnlerli , Dlzrmoii , Klt < , Nou *
rnlKla , lloadacho , NcrroiM I'ruitratlon caused bf al-
cotiul ortubaccOt XX'nkcfulnou. Meut.il Ueproisloa.
boftcnlnK ot the llr.iln , ci'isl-u iii < inlt ? . mliotf.
dpciy , doi-h. t'ru-uaturo OU AiJ llnrronnoii , Ian
of 1'owor In cither nor lnun > ton"y , Lo ico.-r'iosx ' an t
all Kemalo XVoikncsioi , Involnntiry lnj oi ioar-
aintorrlioo ciu > uJ by over-oiortlon of the brnln
Belf-nbui" ' . over-lnliilKcncJ A'nun'h's trcntmant
II , ( J for (3 , by mill XX'a Gunr.inteo Mv b'tiei tj
cure. Knch orjor for 0 box i , wUli ! i will oi I wri t
ten ciiar.inleo to refund it not cjroi. ( ! imr.itH33
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K cor Itith and l-'nruiun sis , Uiuntia , Nub
For Inventions
PROCURED DY THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
OMAHA , NEB.
Etjunl with the Intcren or thoia hivInT rliln
nrnlnst tlionoverniucntH that of IN'VK.VI'OIIS. whi
often lose the beno.1l of vnluablclnvemlJiii ba ; inn
of the Incoajpetoncy or Initlentlon of th s atlornay i
cmploycJ to obtain thslr pntonti. Tea miicli cirj
cnnnot bo uterctsoJ In on loylit c3upjtont ml .
ipll.iljlo jollcaorJ to procr.ru pitunii , for t'ljvali ) I
of H patent dap-Mirtt Krdttly , If notuntlraly , upon tu |
care nnrt skill of the uttorn3y. |
Wlththe vlow of protecting Invcatori fra u vrorti
Ic s orcirclp s nttornsyj , and of t > ejli ( t.i-it inrjn-
tlon nro well protects 1 by T ill J pat } it i , Til i U J ! 5
IIUKKAQ hu rotiln l counicl or jrt la pAidi :
> rr.ctlce ; and li thcrefora prepiroJ u
( ibtnin jHtlcntH ,
Comliict Intcrfcrpnetsi ,
3Iulc Kiipciitl cfitiniiition : ,
I'roKccitte i-rjcctdl
ti-itJz iunii ' ( ill I c ; t irl > 'it
Haider ojilnloiiv tisloHcujn : < tnl : mil I-
itlt OfjHltCHtM.
iifi * tiinl iln/Viji I In ft'lny fins >
HttltH , etc. , e'o ,
If yea IIITO m Invo-illon on h-ui.l c'i 1 TUB lit 5
OUHKAL'aktctc'i or p.Kilo r.ip'i tti.TJif , Uusli i-
with a brlct description nf tao Import till luaturji
and you will bu oncj nlrlsol ui lo tu : lo it ei .not )
pursue. Moduli nro not nocomrunlji < tti3 nrcn
lion \t \ ot a complicitoil nature If otharjar li.
frlnKln-oii your rl.'liti , or If you arj crur.-jjKlti
InfrlnKcinunt oy ottieM , ttub-ntt th3 ni ittvr lu Til 2
UUItlCAUIor n rellibl3 Ol'lMO.V bolero uctin.-uj
the matter.
THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS
220 I5eo ItiilUIur , OmVii , No ! .
"Tli's Diiro.-in Is cu ir.intoa.l by tin
Oinulia Bee , the 1'lonuur 1'iusj anJ the b.in
I'lancUco K\.iinlnur
this out and BOIVJ it xvith your li
quiry.
rr ( > i > nsiilH for I'mlnj , ' Intcix'ctliiiiM.
Hoalt" ! proposals xvill bo loeclvcil In-the
undersigned until 1U : : ! o'clock ji. in , April l.r > .
Is' ) ' , forl'oloriulosundstono and Mon1'iills
rranlle. uccorJInK lo spcelllcatlons of IHll ,
for pjvlni ; tholnter ectlonof Kl litli nnd I'nr-
naiu streets and the nnpuxoil p.ut of Inter-
feuctton of Klphth und Hoiu-luh Hlteuls.
Kiieh bid lohpeclfy u urleo purwioaio vard
for the puvln ; conipli'to on the Intei-heellout. .
Work lo bu done In aecorilancolth Dlansaiid
Mieeldi-atUiiih of IH'.il , on lllo in tie ollleo of the
HoirU of I'nbllc Works.
llneli nroposil lo hu inudoon printed hlnnUh
furn hed by tlio tio.nO. nn 1 to lie aceoinpii-
nlud by u ccrtlllod uhuek In the Mini o.'J.ifl' .
pnynb'c to tlio city of Oin.iha , us un cvliien.o
of rood ( tilth
' 1 ho bo irJ rosorxes the rlsht to reject any
or nil b.dsanil to waive dufoctn.
I' . W. lllKKIIAt'SKII.
C'lriiriniin llo.udof 1'ubllc Winks.
Onmhn , April 4 , JoUi aur'l-t-5-i ' )
Omaha Medical and Snipil
INSTITUTE.
1 Eye Gar
INFIRMARY
KOU TUB
TREATMENT
OF ALL
Host fuillltlci , nppnr.ilus nnd Uoinodlot
for m'cos' ful treatment of ovorjr form
of disease remilrln t medical ur
sur.Me.il treatment.
M boJ for patients board nnd nttnndnnea
le ! t aeromoilations In the west.
\\rlto for olrtuiliM on deformities nml
br irc . trusiss , club foot , curvature * of solnu ,
lilies. tumor . eitu'cr , eat nrrli , bronchitis , In-
iKilHiliin.i ; rcirlclty , pariilytK epilepsy , Idd-
iii < y , b mulcti.vc. . . cur , jkln and bloo I nnil all
Miruli'iil oDcr.it Ions.
DISEASES OF WOMEN ft W TS
U onion I UKIXVt > lm\ Mutely ml led i lylns-
Iti ( k'lmitment fur \\otnen durlni conllnemeiiL
Mrlrtly ur Mitp.i Only KoMiiblo MeiHcul lu-
stiluto miiUiiK ti iiojl.ilty ot
PHI VATK mSKASUS
AM It oed I'Nuases surcnutuily trc'xtot.
SuihliltltI'olson
removed from the system
\\llhoiit nu'roury Now iteslor.itlvn l reiit-
inent for l.ossof X'lTAI. I'OWlClL l't > r oiii un-
iiblo to xls.t us nmv bo treated nl homo liy
< ( irresnou 'cnce. All communications conlf-
( lentlal Mo'iiclnrs or Instrument * Kent l < y
mail ore\pri' , scjuroly packed , no nrtr s to
Ind'cfitt ' ) content -tor sondrr. Ono por-onix ! In-
ti-ryipw pn-fi-rrc I. C'all nnilcoiisull usoi sontl
history of your ense. nnd xvo will send In plain
wrapner. our
Rnhlf Tfl MFN ' 'linn : Teen 1-rIvnto.
DUUti IU men , v.)00u , | | , , r NUVOIIS Dis-
cases Impoteney , Svplillls , ( licet mil Vurlco-
rulc. with ( jm'stion list.
llrai-cs Appliances for Deformities & Trimoa.
Only manufactory In thu Wcstof i tiit-'o tt.il-
iii Ai-i'i.t i. % t-.fi , iitt > * nr.t , ut.tmritiu
it. i r r / : ; : t ; c.s . . % n 1 1 KI. i .s.
Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute ,
20th find Broa Iway , Oo moll
Ton in limit's' tldo fi-om euntcr of Onnli i ou
Onmhn and Ouuncll lltuffj oloctrlo motor lino.
D HOTEL ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Noxv , modern , xvcll-npnointeJ , thor
oughly xvoll-kopt , S3 ti day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
W. C. ESTEP ,
14 H. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council llluffi.
Cajiiui stccv $ trnno9
i-uriiluaaiilProflta HOOOIt
NctCanltal nn 1 Surplus fJ . 'JOO
Directors .J. I ) Kdnun lim. K. U siuijirl , P O.
demon , I ! i : . U-irt , I .X. Millar , J X' Illno'i n ri
nmlClinrlei II Hnnn-in. Transact penor.il liurik-
Ins business. Largest capital und surplus ot
any bunk In Soutliuestern lotvu ,
NTBREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
Chas. Lunkley ,
I'liiiprnl IHrcct'ir nnil Umlcrt'wr. .
311 Broadxvny , Council BlulU
'j , < 11 : tjj.
FOfl WEAK MEN
i un ii unit IIIL.II H
Prompt rullef l.ibtln ? i nrj. i
w ill-end iso ilodi free to any suf-
feier iiicicrlptlon to enliirco
bin II weak p.irts i'lid < pc > edliy
eur. lost nrinliood einlssloiiH.
_ < m u viirlL-ocele : i n d I ID pol o n oy
A 1'osltiVH Konu'dy. Aduiuss uitli stamp
DAVID II. HMMUT , Uox 1'JI , TOW.KA , KA.NS.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SAI.H Acre mo near city udaptoj for
FOR
fruit nud cnrdnn iiirU39U4 , \ . ' . II. rliuafu ,
llioadway and Main btrcots.
TpOlMir.XT Dwoillnssln all pnts : of the
- * - eliy. K. II. Shoafo , llro.idwuy und Al
tl reels.
| 7 < Ol : sAKEOIl ItXCIlA.NOn-f'Ity and farm
X ? properly. I. . 11. fchojfo. llroa-Jway und
Mum htiocls.
FOK linNT The ollico room noiv oecunlod
by Cory k Conover on I'o.irl slreeU Apply
to Leonard Kverott.
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FOHSALK On ono your'a lime , Gporcunt.
Interc-t , u too. ! youiij hor.se. Apply lo
J.conurrt Kverott.
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171 AH MS. eirlon lnn < ! . Iioin3 < , loti mil
A ; buHliins : blo.-Us for silo or rtfiiU Day A
Hess , . . ! > I'oarl > trjut. Council Uiulfj.
i"ij ) raurofor Kood f.-irnn In lou Tlno.
$ -niooth coin In ml. I'or p irllcudirs cull on
oi addiess Johnston & Van I'ltlten , t'ouiiult
Illnirs.
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'H'IIKAN udilition Hats for runt , seven
C' nioi. ih oaeh ; bath , hot und cold uuler. D.iy
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Ssnoadsack , PiO.onetap , OTia3 6 1 R.-
Bluffs and 1321 Farnam St. , O.naria. Dye , clean and rafinlsh
of every iassriptlon. Pac < caa < 33 raoaivod nt either o'fiea or at tu
Works.Cor. Ave. A and 2dlh 3u Council Bluffs. Send for prica list.
Merchants who hnvo bhop-xvorr. or boiled fttbr c of any clwriiotor cnii hav *
them rt > dyed nud llnlnhoJ equal to ne.v
HKUVKATUKIW HKNOVATKD AND CLKANKI ) 11Y &TKAM , . UU th *
nd moat approved muchiiiory.utodt ut Ion uo t Ihun yea ever p.ua bjf J , J.