Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK OMAHA DAILY HEK. 'ITKSDAY , MAY 10. 1802 ,
TJIE ( XMAI-JA. BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CI-TICK : - NO. 12PEAHLSTRCET.
I elected t j Cnrrlertonny p.irtof tha City
II. W. T1I/TON. - MANAOEa
IIns'ne 8 Office No 41
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N Y. 1'lumblnp Co.
Counrll Hluffs Lumber Co. , coal.
C mil's ctinltcl loans. 204 Sappbloci .
'J'heio will bo no meeting of the Social
union of the Presbyterian church tins oven-
I tip.
tip.llov. . Henry UoLong realised nearly SIOO
in cash from the ctitoitnlnmont given at
Hughes' hall Friday evening ,
A mnrriugo ilcctuo was Issued yesterday
to ilcrmnn II. Bramsmnnn nnd Alary A.
Schwr.rt/ , both of Council Bluffs.
Samuel Uatotnnn died Sunday night , need
S3 vcnrs. The lunornl will tnko ulnco tomor-
low from his Into residence In Boomer town
ship.
ship.Tno
Tno children of the public schools met lost
evening nt Miuonio tctnplo to begin re
hearsals for the children's chorus nt Chau-
tantjua thu siinson.
The ladles of the Woman's Christian asso
ciation will comincnco serving meals this
noon nt 521 Hrojtlwav In the Kvcrott block.
They Invlto nil citizens nnd strangers to
patronlzo them.
The members of Unity guild are requested
to meet \vlth the trustee corporators nnd
building coinmllteo of Grace Kplseon.il
church this ovonitiR nt , 8 o'clock nt the rosl-
denco of Mrs. . Harris , South Fint sttoot.
At n moot of the trttstcoi of tfVlrvlow
Cemetery association held at the ofllco of .1.
J. Stewart yc.sterdiiy uftornoon resolutions
wcro passed over tho" death of Judge J. P.
Cnsany , who was Measurer and mu.nber of
'
the bo'nrd.
Mnry A. Mlllard , wlfo of K. S. Mlllnrd ,
died ntI :45 o'clock yesterday morning , aged
fil years , ot cancer , after a three weeks' ill
ness. The funeral will occur tomorrow morn
Ing at H ) o'clock from the residence , ono mlle
east ol the deaf nnd dumb institute.
A Uro In H. V. Sload's grocery on Upper
llroadwny called out the department nt2
o'clocit yesterday morning. Tlio doors were
broken open unii that p-irt of the stock that
was in most danger of damage was carried
into Iho stioot bolore unj pailiculiir harm
was dono. No water wus thrown from the
hoso.
hoso.Miss
Miss Jonnlo Smith , railroad ovasgolist
from Iho Eastern Trunk Line association ,
will sprak at Kpxvorth Methodist , church ,
corner 1'wonty-lUlh street and Avenue U ,
this evening at , 7:45 : o'clock. Miss Smith
has been engaged In this work during the
past ten years , visiting and holding moot
Incs with great &uecos. Every ono Is in
vited to attend and especially railroau and
utroct car line men.
A man was found yesterday afternoon
wandering about the streets In n blooming
stnlo of intoxication , with n coupto of well-
known hard characters , who hal ovldcnlly
picked him out as their soup bono. Ilo was
arrested and taken to tlio police station ,
where ho cave his name us T. H. Collm.
Upon searching his pockets It was found that
the thugs had sued him up to n nicely , as ho
baa ? 5'.K > .r > U with him In cold cash.
The two survovorj , Ttioiim Tonovin of
this city and Uoorgo Smith of Omaha , who
were ntinolntotl to murk out the boundary
between lowu aim cbraslta in accoruance
with the decision of thn supreme court , have
completed their labors nna nro now making
n plat of the Hold. Thov agree porfcctlv ate
to where thu boundary Is to run nnd u Html
decision in accordance with their notes will
piobnbly uo issued by the 10th of this month.
Suit has boon begun in district court by
Minim Kngel URalns * . the estate of Mrs.
Sarah Carter , who died nbout a yoir ago , to
recover fftUO on n note which is signed by
Mis. Carter and her husband , Honrv Car
tor. It is claimed that carter borrowed the
monov for hitn'olf and that bis wlfo was
only surety. Carter , however , thinks the
estate otieht to pay it all nnd the result ol
the suit will probably bo to tie up the prop
erty that his wlfo left to him und the othoi
heirs. She owned valuable property at llUli !
and 1101 ! South Sixth street.
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne has
no superior. Try it. Uncord , forty years
\Vurinntod pure Juice of the grape.
MAY SAM :
Now in Full SI\IIK | "t tliu Itoaton Store ,
Council HliilN , In.
Since the oioniiifjf or our May sale our
Btoro hiiH been crowetl tltiily with HIIXIOU
biiyorp. Krosh bai'fjuiiis Itiiil on our
coiintoi's daily. 13olow wo quolo tv low
of our sl ° v ° t mitt , liantlkcrcliiof nnd
L'oiitB' furnisliinpr bu'Tiiins : { :
OI.OVK.S AND MITTS.
Indies' black biilc initta. "iO do/oi
just received , nnd bolter value never
otTorod in thin lino. Sco goods tnarkei
lc ! ) , 2"io , : iio : , OL' ! . .r)0i ; , (12Jo ( , "oa
Wo hnntllo Ivaysor's piitent fm orci :
tipped [ rloves in euro silk. 75c , $1.
MisscH1 inittn lc ! ) , "OL , ! ! ! te a pair.
Our kid love stock represents the
best mnko ol glovcnin the country , suel :
ns Foster's AloMindria , TrllTn&o , ii
every iinncinoblo shade.
HANDKHRt'lIlKl-'S.
Gents' initial hundkoi chiefs , Inrpo
Bi/o 150 , cheap.
C'hildron's school litinUlccrchicfs Ic.
nnd ! ! for lOc.
Ladies' Swlbs cinoroidercd handker
chiefs , over 20 styles , worth from 25o to
.Tie , in ono lot for 17c iv pair , I ! for r > 0c.
Hotter grades Heo bargains ninrkci
25c , iillc , Hc ! ) , 'loc , COo each , in line Swis
GKNTS' FURNISHING.
Gents' mixed half hose , , ' ! pair for 10c.
Gents' : to ! ) outing sliirts lor IDuoach.
Fine white shirts at Hoc , : ! 0c , 50o and
75e.
75e.Wo
Wo call attention to fancy bosom shirts
nt Wlc , worth * 1.00.
Hoys' waibtR , llije to "fie oiicli.
Outing bhirts in all grades from 'Joe to
$ ; t.f > 0 each.
( icnts1 onyx hosiery in cottons and
lislcH from 'Jii ! , iilic , : te ! ) and i > 0i" jilain
nnd drop stitch. Waterproof collars , all
styles , IL'jo each , worth LOo.
Just received , 100 do/en wire window
BoroonR , the host adjustahlo and cheap
est screen in America for the monoy.
They come in two si/cs at 2ou and o3u.
Don't fail to POO them.
Hafts and rafts of wall paper celling
daily. Wo tuo headquarters. Ksli-
unites furnished for papering and paint
ing. Nothing but the best hangers em
ployed. HOSTON HTOKI : ,
Folhoiingham , Whitolaw t Co. . Coun
cil Mulls , lu.
I'iK.so.v.ir.in.iait imn.
Mnjor Luwroiico is ccntlncd to Ills homo
by illness.
Wllilnm .Muck und H. MVolls. . both of
Clilc.iKO , are prcetinc Council lllulTs friends.
Henry Keo nor loft last amuni : tor CliiciiKO
on business. Wtiun Uo returns ho will start
up In the laundry business ,
MHS Jojopblnc llaty of Mihvankoa u ! u
tno city , the cuost of the family of Mrs. .M ,
11. Tlnloy , on Ninth nvouuo.
Mrs. S. 1 > . Allclns nnd son , Iykin % of Sow-
aril , Ncli. , who have been visiting Miuingcr
Atkins of the telephone cxchango , leit last
ovonlnc for homo.
W M. Jones , general aprmt of the Snnd-
wich Munufnetuiing comnuny , loll hibt ovon-
itii ; lor tliolr factory at Sandwich , 111. , to
moot tncir in mincer , .1. P , Adams , on his re
turn from South AmiTk'n.
i : . Uilllland , one of the oldest und bct
known residents of Mills county , is in tbo
city , celebrating his ThtU 1 irtbilayltb bU
daughter , Mrs. O. II. l.tu-as , on Oakland
avenui * . Ho leaves for homo today ,
.lumci .Morrison of Tnma and \V , W , Cun-
nliiKliem of Otlumwu , two gentlemen who
lopresentcd thrir icspoctlvo rountioi > In the
hut iculslaturo , nio In the city , liavinc uomo
t ) uutnd the oumorratio convention ,
Uoctoi-il Pshaw I Tuko Ucccham's Pills.
Swansou Muiic Ca , Masonlo tetnpla.
Nt\\S \ \ I1 ROM COLNllL BUM'S '
Advance Guard"of Iowa DaraooraDy Qa th-
tring for the Contention.
WHERE THE DELEGATES WILL BE LOCATED
Tonight tlio I'mlliCul Will Cnngrpgnto lit
Mitiontc Temple mid fix Tliolr Nnmor-
otii Sliitpj Oinnlin \ \ \ \ \ lir Itrpro-
dcnti'il at tint
The first of the delegates to the democratic
state convention arrived yesterday morning ,
nnd every train that comoi into the cltv
today will bring its contingent. Hy nlijht
probably all the de-legates will have como In
nnd gotten into their respective quarters.
The comnuttco that was appointed to looit
tip accommodations for those who could nnt
ilnd quarters In the various hotels have mot
with good success , nnd they do not look for
any trouble In Uniting places for nil the
guests.
Tonight nt 3 o'clock the representatives of
the various democratic clubs all over the
state will meet in the Masonic temple for n
granil rally and convention. A number of
spankers will bo present from a distance , nnd
the bird of freedom will bo brought out tor
nn airing along with the principles of democ
racy. Among others n delegation llil ) strontr
from the Saint/sots will represent Omnlm
with n band.
Tomorrow morning nt 9 o'clock the dele
gates from the districts will meet in their re
spective balls , where they will organize for
their convention proper by selecting two
delceatcs from each district to represent
.them nt the national convention. The follow-
, ng is n list of the several district headnuar-
ers with the number of the district to which
.thus been assigned : First district , Lc.iguo
club rooms , Grand hotel ; Second , Wagner's
'null , Main street ; Third , north courtroom ;
fourth , soutli court room : Fifth , Archer
: mll , Iroadway near Scott street ; Sixth ,
'jr.ind Army hall. I'earl street ; So\cnth ,
Knights of Pythias hull. Pearl street ;
Eighth , Crcston house ; Ninth , Demoeratlo
association rooms , Pearl street ; Tenth , Mtin-
crchor hall , Muin street ; Eleventh , Masonic
cmplo. Tlio district c ( inventions will take
inly n very short time , nnd after they uro
ivc'r tin ) delegates will remain in their re-
, pectivu meeting places until the procession
arrives to tnko them to the opera house ,
ivhcro the convention will assemble nt 11
j'clock. Four dclngates-ut-largo nro to bo
elected by the convention.
Considerable dissatisfaction will probably
bo felt bv these who are unable to secure nd
nlttanco to the opera house , but the commit
oo having the matter In charge has been no
, vny out of the illlllculty. Tuo ot.cru house
5 the Inrgost building in the city , but the
whole of the first lloor and the balcony will
probably not bo too much for the accommo
dation of the delegates , of whom thcro nro
nearly 1,400. Delegates to the number ot 400
will be packed on the stage , and the gullerv
will bo given up to the alternates , and as
many outsiders can got in , which it is safe
o say will not bo many.
And of the members of the reception com-
nfitteo who want any information as to the
.lino of the trains on any of the roads , can
Una it today or totnonow nt the head-
nuarteis in the lobtiy of tno Grand hotel , us
arinneemeiits hnvo been nmdo with the
companliM to Keep the ninnngemont informed
us to any changes that may bo made on
account of wabhouts or other ouiayt > in lun-
ning the trains. Marshal J. C. Laiigo erne
no of his assistants , Vf. p. Snpp , J. 1C.
'ooper , or William Arnd , will bo present all
day. _
Reitor , thotuil or , 310 Broadway , hns
all the latest styles unit newest foods.
Satisfaction { guaranteed.
Carpets Will ( ! < This Week.
The Council Hlulls Carpet company
lutvo had the heaviest trade thib spring
that they have over had , and to take
ciro : of it they have had daily ship
ments of now { roods. Today their stock
is oven larger thna it hns been at any
piovioua time. These goods bought at
n discount include all the spring weaves
and novelties in all lines , and thib week
will bo full of opportunity to get bur-
gains , us well ns the handsomest latest
designs that were not out of the looms
when other dealers bought their goods.
Delegates and visitors in the city this
wci-k are especially invited to vibit the
carpet store.
Toll im th > Curl ) Stcmi' .
Ed Thcller , n lineman for the electric light
company , is confined to his homo from n seri
ous accident uliich befell him a night or two
ago. Considerable tioublo hns been oxpcri
ei.codby the park commissioners on account
of tno actions of several small novs who make
it u point to break the carbons nnd globes on
the lamps in F.iirmount park 03 fust as they
nro put tip. Snturdnv night Tholler was sent
to the cut off on Willow avenue with in
structions to cut off the current until the
summer opens and a policeman is stationed
In tuo park to prevent such potty tkiDrotln
tions. Ho climbed the polo on vhich the cut
oft was located , nnd was about twenty fool
nbovu the cround. when ho received u shock
that sent him to the hard pavement below ,
llu fell with his Head on the euro stone and
rccelucd a terrible gash on his head that
knocked him senseless. It Is not thought his
Injuries will prove dangerous.
Dr. Chamberlain , eye , ear , throat ,
catarrh. Shugart block , Council LilutTh ,
The Hercules lawn mower , with 10-
inch whculri , will cut high grass nnd
work ensior than nny other mowpr
made. Wo keep also the genuine Phil'
ndelphia mower and several other ma
chines that wo can sell cheaper than the
cheapest. Now refrigerators ; carload
just received. Dauntlobs and Warwick
oicyclcH. 11 Main street. Shugart &
Son. Itoeolleet that the new Dangler
Surprifco is only giibolino btovo that
possesses every quality of a gas stove.
All Saints Episcopal mission will give
an ioo cream bocinl in Hhubort's hall ,
2'tl ! ) West Broadway , on Friday even
ing next.
The Trinity sunbeams give an enter
tainment and bocinl in tlio Trinity
L'hureh parlorb Friday evening , May l-j.
Not t'.illcil In Chlc.i | ; < ) .
A special tclojrn.n to tlio Chicago Tribune
from Council Hlulfs im Sunday night nu-
iiouucUiK the resignation of liav , ( JV. .
Crofts as pastor of the Congregational
church In this city convoyed the nctill-
tlonnl Intelligence that ho had been called or
wan going to Chicago. Numinous tolu-
graphio inquiries from Chicago and St.
Louis ro press representatives hero Init
evening was iho moans of bringing ttin mut
ter to ilia attention nf tin ) pistor. Ho was
very much surprised and hud never enter
tained a thought of going to Chicago
and was entirely Ignorant of how the
asEortton cumo to bo inado. no has
never received n communication from nny
Chicago church and nothing has occurred
that could give rise to the rumor. T'horo is
no ( { iioUlon but what public hontlment heio
will bo too strong to permit the church
otllcors to accept bis ro-iignallon and that bo
\\lll still loinain In a city whuio ull admire
and many love him.
Vrtl'f.lin , Attniitlnn.
On the oiviihion of the doptirtmont on-
onmpraent of the G. A. K , to bo hold at
Ottumwn , commencing May 10 , the C. ,
B. & Q. will sell tickets at' ono faro for
the round trli . For pui-ticulnrb call on
O. M. Brown ,
Ticket Agent , 517 Hrondwuy.
Clmpmiui'e sureon factory. Kxi-luslvo
ecrcon doors and windowb. Keo him or
write for prices. 16 Pearl St. , Council
BlulTri.
_
DUtrlcl Court Niilm.
The case of Thomas lioodbrdy ngalnivl0.
Covalt was on trial in the district court . \es-
tcrday. The suit grow out of a loan iiiuclo by
n well known chattel loan firm of the cltv
and the defendant contested the claim ot the
plaintiff on the ground that tha inttrcst
agreed upon was far in excess of tlio
rate authorised by law After the trial on
'
motion of thu pla'lntlfl Judge Doenicr took
t.ie matter Into his own hands and dlrcctod
Iho Jtirv to return A verdict for the plaintiff.
Tha plaintiff uns given until today to file n
bill of exceptions , The following cases are
assigned for trial today Merchants' bank of
Ncllgn against 11. Wilson otnl ; Carter Man
ufacturing company against P. C. Miller : A.
S. Carter against Anton Hhrlpg ; Klmball-
Chntnp Investment company against the
Hoard of Equalization of Council Uluffi ; C.
V. Fornes & Co nealiut Wright & Hnldwln ;
N. L. Hmartwood & Co. opalnst the Union
Pacillc.
F.voryboily cats nt Hussd'a rostnurntit ,
'
11 Pearl sti'ect.
Cotrlc fill.
The above nnino Is applied to n now
weave of dress goods recently introduced
to the American market and rapldlv
taking the place of the Bedford cord. It
is shown in all the prevailing spring
colorings , tans , modes , slates , groys ,
mush room , navy , black and cream.
Ono dollar and twenty-live cents is
the ordinal' v prlco for this fabric , but H
n spcohl inducement wo will put thirty-
ono piocns on milo Monday morning ,
along with other bargains for May sale ,
at ninety-eight cents a yard.
FOTHKUIXOHAM , WlinT.I.OW & CO ,
Boston Store ,
Council UluiTs , la.
Eat strawberry whorl cake at Kussol'd
restaurant , 1 1 Pearl street.
The crowd are all going to
restaurant to got ono of thoao big lo
cent meals , M Pearl street.
The largest nnd best lo cent meal in
the city at Uussol's restaurant , 14 Pearl
street. _
Patron Izo blue Ice wngonsfor Mo. river
channel ice. Mulholland As Co. Tel. 1G- .
Hotel Gordon. 330 Broulway , has re
cently changed hands , and is being thor
oughly renovated. Clean b.-dsprompt ;
service ; table 11 rat clasa.
While attending the convention eat
at Uussel's I'cst'iurant , 11 Pearl stieet.
Mrs. Brav , competent nnrso for the
flick. 107 Washington avo.
A .Y.U V * (111 11 EX rj.
Henry E. Hoyt , thn scenic artist of the
Metropolitan opera house , Now York , has
painted the scenery of the last two
acts for Francis Wilson nnd com
' " Monarch. " 'i'ho
pany's "Merry opera
is in three acts , all located in India ,
the first setting representing n public
placed before Iho Koval observatory by
Homer F. Emmons. The second shows u
magnillcf nt npirtmcnt In the king's palace ,
called the "Hall of the Statues. " This is
luscribed as ono of the most gorgeous stage
pictures ever scon in this country , the scene
opresonting a hoighth of seventy
cot , and the roof supported by
hupo statues imbued with all the
fresh color of life. The third act also depicts -
picts a room In a palace , known as the "Cor
rider of the elephants , " nnd is said to bo u
iubject entirely novel nnd remarkably offeot-
vo. Mr. Wilson's oncagomont at Boyu's is
for throe nights nnd n Saturday matinee ,
commencing on Thursday , May 1'J. Tno sale
of scats will open tomorrow morning at D
o'clock.
vK.trattu.tr.
DnmoHtir.
The southern Hiiptist convention Is In HUS-
slon : it I/aniana. 'I ciin.
Tito Now Church convention will meet today
n Uiiiclnnutl , U. , for a session of sovci.il days.
The ihoi'Hiid luiilior bill ns Itp.isscd thu
house iMirles ulto ethoi un aipioprlatloti ) of
J47.iOOUtM- :
.lames H. Moulton of Cnmdcn , N. J. , has been
irested foi the iiuiiderof Ills mlstioss , Lydln v
Ann Nun by. Itoth are colored.
Corporal Tanner has assumed chur e of the
United blntes snb-troaiurv at Chicago Ho
hits appointed us his cashier \ . K. WliHIoinoro
of Sprlnllelil , III.
lion C. MeckH hits consented to accept
the pii'slilonov of the Colorado Coal ami Iron
company. Ho will , lion over , not iisvutno Iho
dnilus of ullicn until July I.
WillliitnVllklns. . coloroa. his wife and five
children of Anthony. Kan , , took rctiuu In
their cyclone cellar. The loof caved In and
thu IIvu cblidiun wcro killed.
The ilunioi'rntsof Now .Mexico have met In
territorial coiiiunllim , elected dolugates to
I'll c'lgo , abused iho republicans , demanded
( .lie fiuo colnugu of silver iind adjourned.
The Hiirr ng-IIiill-Mnrtln Safe company , n
cunibliialloii of thu .Undln.- safe nianiifnu-
tiiiris ot tlie connti > . lias been Inuorpuiatcd
under the laws of New Jersey , with a capital
stouU of HUMiOJ. :
All bin tliitio of the SloiiN chiefs captured
( luring tin * last outbreak h.i\o tiocn sent fioin
1'oit Miuildan to thuli liumus The thruolio
luiniiiu ate Kicking lluar , Short Hull and
llrhiK IhoVliitu. .
Jnilses of iho United States court at Cincin
nati , U. , 01 loied the Silo of tlio Mi iwnyo &
Iron 1'olnl Iron and Coal company's assets for
llio Ouar intL'ii Trust .mil aafe Deposit uom-
puny of I'lilUiduliilila.
Thu local committee having In chiuro ; | the
litiUdliiK of ilieilciiiojiatlu\vluw.ini iC Chicago
cage , will rccolvo only II.OLD tickets of ad
mission. Thu n itlon.'il commlttcu will defray
thu expense of onlur ln- the building ,
The trial of the HI ( "lair county , Missouri ,
lodges for contempt for refusing to Issue n
tax levy tu pay tlio bonds Ksuud for a r illroad
that was never built , will take plncis at tlio
Juno toini of the supreme court of .Missouri ,
.1. Vhcodoro Iliintur. picslilont of thn Karin-
crs and .Merchants N'ntionul b ink of I'hii'nK-
vllle , r.i. < has tcun given : i hoarlng on the
charjo of inaldiu false reports to tlio comp
troller of currency as to lliu condition of tno
bank uiul liuln In fP.OOO bull.
ThOHiipruiiio court of Mls.onrl has duoldod
that not'ccs of trustous' : ilu and coi um.itlon
notices of all kinds could bo lugnlly pnbllbliud
In a nuusp inorntlior than the ono designated
by the Indies of thu oiicnit court , \Vlthro-
gard to purely Jndlolal notices thu couit did
not doluLT any oiilnloii.
Two hundrud newspaper inun are at St.
I.onls on lliulr way to San Kranclsco to at
tend a mnutliu ot thulr as oulatlon , whlub
w 111 nsiumblo thorn on May : "J. ' 1 huy will stop
o\ur at Coloiado riuriiiL-s. Cole , anil uttuml
lliu dudicatlun of thu Chllds-Droxol Homo for
iued union urlnlurs.
Anoihersrroat striku of London docKmcn Is
tliruatunud.
hlirnoi'C'rispl Is still trying to construct an
Italian uablnel.
The Homo Cnplt-il stales that In splto of
muahiircs to protein u'old and silver luavinv
Italy iriidt'snum In Hoine , Naples , ( icmia and
otliurcltlus aieuinbariasbud by a baircliy of
luuliilllu money.
Klotous BtrlUors liavo hold possosslon of the
toivn n ( l.oilz , a town of Hussl.in 1'oland , Mtico
May day. S.umulnary oncoiinters ) ui > nikun
lilauu botwoun them and lliu llubruw luslJcnls
ottliutoMii , anil many llvtis IIIIMI l.uun lost
and niiiuli property desli..yud.
O Bottles of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
t ? relieved me of u severe IMootl trouble.
It has ulso cjiused my linir to grow out
again , us it Imtl been fulling out by the
liruul full. After trying iniiny jiliisician1 }
Jn vain , I am so happy to fmil n viiri Jn
S.S.S. O , II. ELUUIIT , Galvesloii , 'J'ex.
S PIIBPQ uy fofcing out germs of disease
UUKPO..f..i
j . . . . , he poison as well.
Oj It is entirely vegetable anil Imrmlcsj.
0 j Treatise on Blood and Skin mailed free ,
SWIFTS bl'KCiriO CO. , Atlanta , Oa.
I'roiioxnlH lor 1'iirk lloinlK.
Sunlvd bids marked proposals for I'ark
llonils will bo received up lo is o'clock noon.
of tbutlHth dnv uf M.iy. Is1/ ' , for tlio purchasuof
43J.tOJ.imiiiiunrb5 per com , I'nrk llonils of
thu u ty of Omaha , .Viu.
Kaeh lilu must stuto price and iimoiint
bought for and Inclnilo nucrnerl Inli'rcat to
dniucif duli\ery at Onuiliii , Nub.
Theil/ht lo leject unv and ull bids Is ru-
sorved. lin.NKV 1IOUN.
in'illKfii Olty Treasurer
Thu nnniiul muuiins of stocuholilers of the
1 rumonl , lilkhnrii & Missouri Valley U.uiro id
company III hit held at thu ollioa of tlio uom-
puny In Om ill i , No I ) . , on I'rlilay. May 'JJ ,
\si \ , at a o'clock p in. , for the oloutlon of di
rectors uiul for lliu transaction of biich uthur
biisluciii ut may como liofnro the mcotln. .
, , , A , , . . J. H. IUIJUEI.II , peiToiirr.
llutoa AprlllS , Ib'Ji alTilJltM
the OliM'ntliliinpil Cnnililiintlnni
llrturrn lloctiir iinil l > riiiUtVlmt
Ir . 'opelninl * ) Mli pnr l llmr Ac-
cnnipllilird | n lioliif ; , \ ny
With It.
The nrttelo contJiHV/3il / In the o col
umns Inst week roparillnjT' the couth-
lions existing botwcqn < seine iloctors nntl
drtigiilits , coiiecriiin"wliioh , ; Tin : Uur
inntlo seine polntcil , , portlnont edl-
torinl oommonl , his : .nwnkoncd inoro or
less interest in Ute tnnllor. In this
coiineclion the followlnjj phiin , strnighl *
forward stutcinonls nmy not bo out of
place :
Why tlo Jrs. Copclnntl nnd Shepard
have their own Inborn lory nnd tll&ponsa
their own drills ?
Thuro nro bovornl reasons :
[ 1 ] " Uoivitiso no two tlruirffisU in the
city would bo capable of IllliMp ; the pro
scriptions from their ollk'o * on txny day
of their practice.
[ U ] Uecauso Drs. Copolniul and Shop-
aril would not trtibt the Illling of their
ptosuriptlons to my outsider. Every
bottle of medicine Unit coos from their
ollices or laboratory is compounded nnd
prepared under their direct and person
al supervision , which tu-counts in a great
measure for their success.
These two statements alone would nn-
swor the question ; but there is another
answer that pocsacopor into the matter
thanolthor of thpo , nnd involves some
thing Hint is vcrv inuiortnnt to the pa
tient his poclietbooU. Next to tx healthy -
thy condition of the body , mind and
spirit , it Is right to regard us of p.ira-
mount importance the mutter of money.
Dry. ropeland it Shepard compound
and dispense their own inuiUclno bectiuso
by s-o doing thev sitvo thuir pitii'iits ov-
ei-y month nn nbsolutely incnlculablo
union nt of money.
Now , by buying their drug's direct
from the manufacturers , lr . Uopolnnd
& . Shepard are able to furnish p oscrip-
tions to their patients at ubsolu'ely
wholesale rute * . This makes it possible
for them to place their treatment within
Iho reach of all. This innues the rule
of So per month for treatment nnd till
medicines n possibility.
\Vo nro prop.irud to say that , in tlio
majority of ctihcs , the system involves
nn arrangement between the- doctor and
the druggist as-ort of division of spoils
by which the doctor receives a com
mission a kind of rake-nlT , ns it wore ,
for every prescription ho sends to the
druggist' thus being paid pnicticnlly
twice for his services , once directly by
the patient , and the second time indi
rectly by the druggist , the patient , how
ever , being the financial victim in both
operations.
Let us answer the question then in
conclusion in detail. Drs. Copeland
and Shepard dispense their own drugs ;
first , because their practice is so largo
that their patients could bo supplied
with proper medicine in no other way ;
second , because by this plan they mo
able to give bottp ( ' prescriptions , inoro
satisfactory medicines and purer drugs ;
third , because by personal supervision
they can prevent the blunders and mis
takes which occur so often in the old-
fashioned prescription system ; fourth ,
because t'ley ' nro able in this way tosavo
their patients , . lejiHinwtely and
practically , a very largo sum of money.
AN OFFICER'S STORY.
Cat an h anil Onlnnjl After rirtoeii Years llo
Uot Itullul Thu Cratllyln KcHiiltH
ol SktlliU Yrr.itiiiciit Well
lltcnipllllcil.
[ Men who arc exAosoVl "to all kinds of wea
ther , day and nlsht.anftj peculiarly linlilo to
catarrh and chest troubles The uhangos
from heat to cold , and from moist to dry uua-
thcr. Indiico Irrlt itlon or lliu nosu and throat
that Ic ids to put maiicnt disc isuof tlicso parts.
Cutarrlial symptoms llrtt tilfcct tlio nr.sn and
tliun extend to tlio thio.iinnd hronclil il tubes.
The tonsils often cnlarso nnd remain so : thev
nrotundur and spongy , and neatly till thu
tlno it , ntrcctlii tliu volco aii-l Inducing ; an an-
noyliis cniuh. ( Jn taUbiB cold they bweli and
Inllumc , fill the tliioatanil uro Intensely u.iln-
ful. Headache , tliro.itachu and dullnu's of
liearlni ; uro ficiiicntlvgionpeil | In thesu cases.
Neuralgias , lironchltls und poor uppctlto am
lo bu looked fot.l
Ofllcci H. y. Drnminy Is a popular nnd cfll-
clont memborof Iho Omnlm police force , icsld-
niB nt'lTOTS. I''lh stieut ; In a leccut Interview
tlio onicors.iy- :
"Jly tionh'o d'ltcs hack fully flfteon years
Isuircrud fiom catanli. My nosu nasstoppcd
up and Rave me cio it aniioyiince. llawutiu
and spitting to clear my tlnoit was aluays
necess iry , 1 ulso ha dse\ero ii.iins in the sUlu
of my head nnd face , which at times woio iil-
most nnhcarable. Iliad a tired feeling every
morning and did not feel at all llko stirring
about or trolirj on duty. I li.itl no iipj otllu for
breakfast and thn slshtof food almost Racked
inc. Tliu most d 1st rossm ; thln was tliu t every
winter 1 had frequent attacks of quinsy , or
tonsillitis. My tonsils would swell and j-'c't In-
llamo'l , paining mo tcrilbly and ne irly pro"
ventliiB DicathliiR or suallinvln.Thcso . ut-
tacks.Kiivo mo grout distress iinil Interfered
badly with my dnt cs us a police olllcur , 1'or
fifteen yours I hud this ullllction until locolv-
ini ; Iro.itment from Drs UoDuliind &Shupard.
Ttieso pliyslans ticutod mo uttho beginning of
a s. nititMMV ,
lust winter nnd I utn , Kj Jl to btato that the
winterhus passed wltJipiit any ro'urn of this
die idful condition flm } , for lift ecu years had
not fulled toMl me. t.Thu truatment I ru-
culved fioin Drs , t'oioliinl& | ( riliupard as hun-
cllulal In every way and produced thu most
( . ratifying icuultH. 1 honrluy eomiiiend them
us hiicccbsful i liyslcliii > R In chronlo dl
Copcbd Medbl Institute ,
BOOMS 'Oil , AND 312 ,
New York , Life Buildm ? ,
Cor. ITUuind FaijiiWl ) < Sli. , Oiirilii , Nob.
W. U.sC < iui.AXi : ) . M. I ) .
C. S. HllKt'AltD. ' M. IX
Con'sitlllng ' '
I'liys'oluni
Pponlaltei : Oitarr'i an 1 all Ul-umi of I'M '
Rye , iir. Thro it un I Ijiin.'s. Nervous lls >
euscs. skin Dlsoasos , Olironlo Disc isus. Ollluj
Hours. U toll u. in. , J to 5 p. m. , 7 to S ji m.
tuinliiy IU a. i to 1 p. m ,
C.Uarrh.il troublui mil kindred dlsoisai
treated Kiiceos-ifnlly by null. Hund lu in
fitiimps for iiiiostlim circulars. Adilr si .ill
letters to Copul. Ind Medic il Instllutoo v
Vork l.lfo lliilldlnUmulri. . Noli.
S5 A WIONTH.
OATAKHH AN'l ) KINIWKD Ilrir.A513 !
TKIAI'I-I : : ) AT TICK UMIMKM UAToi - - h
AKMUNIIIMiiii'i.siis : : riJHNisiir.i )
nir.E. rtJit AM , UTIIKU IUSKAMKS TIII :
KATKSVII.h UK LOW ANII UMI'OHM and
IN I'UUI'OKTID.N Td Till ) AtiTUAl ,
WIIOI.CSAM : coaT uy MKDICIM itc-
OUDINANC-U NO. S030.
Anorllmnce ti am'it I 9 < tlui * t chnp'or
( Ti of the ro % Ise.l Oftllniii'p * of Is" , cntltloil
"sldownlKi. " ns amende I by ord trinoc No
Stilt.
Ho It onlalned hy the eity council of the city
of Oiniihi :
Section I. That crtlnn ' nt chapter IV ! of
tlieio lcd nrillntincf of Ws entitled "side
walks , " u ameiiiled tiv otdlirinee No. SMI. bo
and the simo Is heieliy nmcndod so us to read
s follows :
S ctlon T , It shill bo the dutyof sild hoird
to adxcrtl'o for the period uf not -stlinn two
tteoksln the ofllclul minor of the city , with
not less than ono Insertion ncr week , precod-
Ini : the llr-t d.iy of .liino , isil. imn tlicioufter
preceding the llrst d'iy of.liinuary Ine.uh yoir
for hlds tor construi'tliij sidewalks of such
width and kinds of material In accordance
ulth such plnuo and spci'llleatlons ns imv bo
iidopted by the bo.ird ot pnlille works nnd as
iimv bu required by sild boaid. dnrlni : iho en
suing ve ir or loin ilnliiR purl thereof. Tlio
Huln Jhull be iG or\eil to reUel nnv nnd ull
lilds. If ufler eMiminltis the uliN ippolvetl It
( hall bo deemed ndMsililo hv su'd tio.iril. con-
truets shall lo made for the consiriictmnof
sidewalks of the se\erul kinds of tliu m iturlal
desliitiiitcil lu the iiiUct tlsciiicnt tliorofor
with the lowest bidder. Mull contracts witli
nn ulistraet of all li'ds li ill tin suhnilttod tu
the iniixor and eoiiucil for then : ipil | < i\ul. If
the owner of any lot or nai t of lot * h ill full or
lejlect lo construct unv sidewalk In acrord-
inco with any ie oliiiton passed by Ihu cllv
'oitnell nlth n the I mu anil of the initorlsl
riMittlrcd bv Mieli resolution , ueh slilpwulk
li ill bo constructed us ditcetoil by said
loiiril , by tinenntinctor liiivlni ! iiountnet
'or constritctltu sidewalks of the muloilal
Icshtnntcd , and Iho cost ( if constructliii ; s'xld
ftlduwalk * . Itieliidlns any potlton theteoftit
ho Intersection of slreets , shall lit levied on
ho lot or part of lot In front of nnd titilttlng
such sidewalk.
t-cstlou 'J. That said section 7 of said chap
ter tVJ of the teUseil ordinances of | s'l ' > , ai
imendcd by s tld uiilliianco No. JMII , bound
the same la hereliv ropctiio I ,
Suction .1. Th it this ordlmnco tnko
elfoct nml bo In force frcm and utter Its puss-
Tussed April Mill , IS3i
IS3iJOliN
JOliN OKOVr.J.
City olutk.
r. . p. DAVIS.
Piesldoilt of thu C'lty Council.
Auproved May "ml. ivi. ' .
uio. : P. ni.Mis : ,
Mnvor
ORDINANCK NO. : t)2 ! ) ! )
\n ordln inco autlioi ? , ' the Issuing of thn
bonds of ihe city of Dinah i In the sum of
four huiulicl thousiitiil dollars ( JIJii.UUil ) to
bo culled "p nk bonds. "
llo It oidiiliiud by tlio city council ot the city
of Omuha ;
Section 1 , That the Issue ol tlio bonds of the
city of Omithu In tlio sum of four liiindroit
thousand doll in ( { llinoji bu and lioioby Is
iiitiutl/cil und directed to tic made ; the said
Minds to bci'iune due In Irtenly ( 'II ve its ftoiii
liu dutc thutuiif mil to be'ii luleicst payable
seml-aiitiuullv at the t ilo of lUe < : > ) percent
lor annum upon Intoiest eounoiis to ho al
ar I md to s Ud bonds ; said bonds to bu culled
'park bonds" and to bo il iteit ,1mm 1st , tsif.'j
tlio nrocueils fiom the sale of sild tiomNto bu
ISIM ! for nn other purposu th in for tliu puyliu
for mid Impimlng of public | iark , | iark\Miys I
mil bouluviiids foi tliu city of Umuha : Ilio
silil bonds not to be void for luss than |
> ar ami the piluconal and Interest to
HI imulo p.ivublo at the h inking house
if KonnUo Iliotheis In iho city of New
York. The said bomls shall be signed bv tlio
nuvor iintl city ulci. mid boeoiiiitcfUne'l by
tha city comptroller , mid shah ha\u the soul
) f Ilio ully of Omiilri placed Iheicoii I'oi tlio
lavmout uf tlio pilnclpal and Interest of s ilil
ut k bunds huiuiii itiilnui i/ud lo bu Issued , Iho
'allli of the city of Omali i. Its uiopurly und
roM'iiuus are heiubv pledcd.
Suction S. That this or.ltninco taku
orTout mid bu In force from und aftur Its pass-
1'iissoil AuillSOlli , lSr ! ' .
JOHN OUOVE3.
( Mtv Ulerk.
U I1. DAVIS.
I'rosldunt Lilly Council.
Apptovcd May 2nd , 1"U- .
isio. : r. HHMIS.
Mnvor.
OKDINANC'K NO. ; ! 0U. :
An otilinuiicu ciu itliii the olllceof cltyelcc-
L ti ii'lmi , dullnlni ; his duties and picsurlblng
hl.s salarv.
111 ! It ordiilne 1 by tlio city uouncll of the city
of Omnlm :
Scutloii 1. That the olbceof 'city elect i Irian
Tor tlio cllv of Omaha be and the s im < > Is hnro
liy creatoif. The cltv oluolrlcimi sli ill be ap
pointed bv tliu iiKivor by and with tliunp-
lirovul of tliu council , mid shall be subject ; u
removal ut miy llmu ny the inijor by und
wltn tliccoii uul of tliu council.
huctlou 'J. Tlio oily rleutrlc.mi shall bo n
practical rlcclilcil ensltiet r and shill ner-
form such diillcs and have such pouois con
cerning Ibc inspection of electi leal plants and
tliu Inspection , pluulnz mid removal of wlics
within thu city uf Omaha us may bo piuscrlbea
by ordln nice. Thu city oluclrlclan bofcno
entering upon thudiitlus uf lilsolllceshall ulvo
bond In the sum nf Iwo thousand dollars
( S..OJO ) conditioned fur the filll.fut iieifonn-
ancouftl.u duties of his ollleo. and bu shall
rccclvu u salary nt tliu ralo of f 12X00 per
month
tec'tiou 'I. That this oidliiancc take effect
and boln forio fiom uiul after Us passage.
Passed A pill anh , 181) ) . ' .
JOHN GHovns.
OltClotk. .
r. i > . DAVIS ,
Trcsldcut City Council.
Approved May 2nd. isus.
L.fOlGE : ! I' . IS i : MIS
Mayor.
OIJDINANt'K NO. ! ! OIO.
An ordlnaiicu otilntliig lliu ouibliis of I/ard
stieet In street Improvement , ( list i let No. 41. ) ,
Mlclilgmi slreut Inlieet linioement | ) dis
trict No.ll'l ' , mid 'J.inl stiret In sttcct Im-
ptovoment illstilcL No. I III. with re I Colora
do sandstone mid illrcclmg the boaid of
public wolks to t iko the nuL'oss.ny steps to
cause said woi k to be done ,
Ilo Uotd.ilnoil by the city council of the city
of Dnrilm :
sucllon 1. Tim ! l/uid street fiou illid street
to Ihtli strcJt In struut ImproM-nieiit district
No 1 1" ) Michigan sticot fiom ' Mi.l stieet to'JIlh
Rtrcol , liiblieot Improvrinriit iltstilutNo 4 ! l.
ami .Mid street In stieet Impiinumcnl district
No 4111 , In the city uf Omaha , bo anil tlio same
mo liuiebv oiilcrcci curbed with rod Colorado
sandstone , acceorilliig to speoilleatluiis on Illo
In thu ofllco uf thu Inmid or jiubllc oi ks.
Huullunl' . That the board of public works Is
hereby directed lo lake Ilio nocess.iry steps to
ctiiisu said wotk to bo done.
Section . 'I That this uidlnmice slrill tike
effect and bo In furcu from and uflet
age.
Passed API II both , IB9,1.
IB9,1.JOHN cuovns.
City Clotk.
i : . i' . DA\ri # .
I'rf-sldont Olty Council.
Approved May Hid. Isir ;
OEO. I > . IIHMIS.
Mayor.
OHDJNANCi : NO. SO S.
An nrilliianco uiitliorl/lng und illicctlng the
sidewalk Inspector to muko coituln tcpalis
of wuudun sidewalks.
llu It ordained by the city council of tlio city
of Omaha :
Suction I. That thn sidewalk Inspector bo
mid ho is liotuby uiithuil/ud und directed to
maku repairs of v.uodcn sliluwalks In the city
of Oinub'i whunuvur thu simu uru dangerous ,
unsafoor dllnpldatud , when thu cost tbuii'of
will not exceed flvo dollars ( { : > OJ ) fet o-ich llfty
( Vi ) lineal feel. ui < posllu any lot or plivo of
giuiiml , and loputt tu tlio cltv coiini'll each
month the hidevalks so lepilreil and iho cost
thereof , for tliu uurposu of ifsusslng such cost
u iiilnst tlio suveial nils , u iris uf lots or pieces
uf ground uppos to which any wooden slilu-
walk slrill | ) u lepilreil ,
Suction' . ' . Thin tills iirillnunco take olloct
und bo In force from mid after Us passage.
I'usseil April IlOlh. 1ST. ' .
JOHN UHOVKS.
( ' "
K. , . DAVIS.
I'rosldont Clly Council ,
A amoved May 2nd. Ih'i. ' ' .
nio. : IMUI.MIS.
Mayor.
Thoonl > . . . . . .
iigtit : roars ttinlr 'loi u-nri | irni > lii..il ovi < rl
vine nlih nil kii' < tn ill niv < 'I r Mt MIIV
mi tintlmr iliutoio Iill
nntl onhltnorrlto f < ti iinrMUtn lilunk llo tint
llilnh > our c 10 liopolo * lu'cnnni * j our doctor toiH
jou > D lull Irjr Iho t'lilnioo iloi'lur lth lilt now nail
wuiuliirful ronu'cllp niulr'colvo now ln'iu'tlt nnil a
\\liil olnor ilootors iMimot ulro.
Icrln liouK ami I'l.inl * nnnirr * n'innlio liln
iiipilklniM. The worlil Ills Mltno1" Oic tluiiKiiul
ti' llniJMl.ils lathr.'o > o.m | ir itlro .Solnjiirldns
ili'cootlnns. no niirootlri no imlsoa. Uutlniul
truitmuiit uiul pjriuaiienl i'iir. <
1'ullnwlnit rnipt u'co sfiill } iroatoil ami curoil ,
Klvoa up ti ) ntlmr iloi'tor * .
To Whom U Mny 1'oni-orii
I hn\otiri'ti u romtniit KiilToror for tnnnj } oir
flllli Itliouni tllsin iiml l ) ppr ) ln uiul nlir trtliu
nil llioilnrtnrs I know of ami rocflrnl no help I
lii'nnl or llr. I' lli'o Wo la tlip papers umlvonrlml > il
In try his moilli'lniM , lilch rimvl me In n short
thai1 My faiiill } m'ro nNo > lik lull thu ilmlor
iMircil thorn all rlslil I linto nlsn sent him u lima
lipr of frloiul. . uliom ho carol : il u uiul of.irlous
troiibk's C.ill on mo lor inrtli alnrs
'lltKMAS fill O1II.IV.
4II.1 llnruo ) i > ticol. ii.iiah i
OMAII \ , Nob. M itp'i , , ' ) i. '
To Whom It Mn > ( 'OIIPIMII ;
1 line tieonn Kinii llm sn'Iorrr nll'i sto nneh
tro iihio nnd ipntMnl tlplilllty nml c > ulil llml no ir-
llut from any of the ihtt tori I tto itcil , th I UIM
ho tnill ) run iliiwn Hint 1 lliunelit It Impo'Hllilo t >
ll\onmont > i My frli'ii l Irnl u'lon mo iii | to illo ,
mull li ill lost nil iiiurnxn ni\"cll V frloml till
mo of llr I t.oo Wo. us lip nun < uroil nl o ami ml
\lcil mo lo fill ami MOO him nltlionl ih'l.iv. tin thorn
unsno llaio lo IOHJ 1 hail trlcil all Ilio itoitois 1
coiilil I ml mill till the pntvni moilliliio' < lint ltl >
out rollof I llnnll ) iiinilo up nij mliiil In \ | x | | th <
CliliiO'.oilortor , nml Irom lli.it mumont Ontos m\
locovory I itecopU'd his tpraii nml plnocit mj elf
iimlor hlH eire I am IUMV oldlri'h ell 'in I owiMny
pure lo lr ) C < ! ooVu. . ami InKv 1:10 : it ploniatu In
rocoaimomllni ; others to 1dm
T1IUCt'I.MIUT
Xorthx p t corner TH otfth nml rarnnm * Ucot9 , ua-
tlur Iron llanlvt Oaiuhn , Nol > .
I'OfTKI 1 o lil iho , April ' - ' , \V.1 \ !
To Whom It Mny Conrorn
I hiueliurn n constant saHoior for rlulitpnri
n Itli n iU"iinlcroil ttonmcli tilooil piilsonlat ; oml In-
dlucMlon , nail trlutl n tirpnl many ilnctois ami rom-
OIOH | | ( liat uot no hi'lp My ono t o ta lituro il liiitn1-
IOPK. A filoml nilvlboil mete inlt oa llr C. lieoVo
\\hlrh 1 ai ulunoiluliiy latloln ; T.io iloi tor oxjm
laod mo nml lolil mo ho loatil euro mo anil 1 no\v
flitnil ooniplottily ouroil , n tUlu Itnoss to hl
itoil skill an n lio.ilpr of tliuslok , rn 1 am plonsoil to
bo ubto to roconuilLMul him lo nil milleHim poopl"
Ai.r 1:111 : :
.lohn Imboilloilarsnn , l-i qiili'k rniMuinptloa
nml n'.iiois on lime ul\en up M illo
A ( > Mo 'ol , Onkl mil , la , klilnoy na 1 liver trouM'j
for ton jeai i
M. I. Amlor'on. Mil fiualai : utrcol. o-iturli
nstlim.ian.l broni'liltli of tlftoo'i jc.irs nt.imllnii
llns for sale the follow limprop ueil rom3ill t nt
fl UU a Lotllo six hottlos torJMl ) lor the ouio of
Anthaiii , r.itarih , Side IP'-iihtohp Inill oHtloa ,
lllooii I'dl oaln . Hhoumitlai l'i m \\oikmt'
Klilaoy nail l.hor r'umplntat No m ontH solil
onij hy Chlncso Meillclna I'o Cupltut , i UJ.U1IJ.
Oilicc , IGlh and Califouiia Sis , Oiiiali.i . , Xcb.
I lianrllo the C'UIPl'LK f'RKKK
MINING STOCKS , mill can 1111 tolc-
prnphiu orders on short nolit'c. jMy
list comprises the following Cripple
Creek htoclcd.
Anaconda , Bull Mountain.
Cold Kin ° ; , Beuna Vista.
Blue BellT Work.
Alamo , Washington.
And all other rollnb'c stoul.s. of thuMi mines ,
as well as many stocl > s of tliu l.u tdvlllc , Ai-
jinn and L'rucd minus.
Many of the Cr ii'o ' OiCL'k ' Uvlis haxo inoro
tlun iloiililed uitfiln tliieu niiinlliTlio Ana-
cond i stock Mild loin months aio at 11 cents ,
anil Bulls now for over ? l pel sliaie. Dlhui now
mliips .irunpenltiK every few d.iys Illi just as
Kooil pidipects ,
A centlem in of Council Hlnffi biinilit erne
of this stock at . ! * > cunts , tlio l-iltci nirt of
March , and Imsilnco rofiised Jl foi It ln-
vcstinonts in.iilu , il lo talus. All corruspon
duncu jirumplly unsnered ,
J. S. GIBSON ,
10 1'ike.s PotiU Avoniie ,
ColorniloSpniiKS , - - t'olorado
COUNCIL B'.UFF STE1I DYE
All Itlnilsnf Dv.olii ' nnd Cluiuiln : done In tha
lil'-'lust style of the nrt , K.iilml ami K ! ilnuil
fabrics inailo to loolc as iu < \ as now. Hud
fo illii.'ra L'lu.inq I liv stoain In llrsl-clm : tnan-
ncr Woik promptly il < ino and dulixoiel In ill
piuisof iliuionniiy ben 1 for nrico list
C. A. MAL'IIAN , - - lMOIMliroit ( ! : ,
It/MHio.idwiv , No \oillnuttj.M Oj. ) > ,
CMUX 'P. III.UPFL III VV
V.'o foinl the rnrvflnv.s Vrrnrh
rtii'i. 'I1'1" ' ' ) ' CAI-THOS I'ITC , iiinl u
Ib i'v \ ItT.il Kuarnnl > 'iillmt'AiiiiiK ( v > i | |
RTIIP DUpliurn- iml : lnni.
CnirC t.n rintit.irrlil'A. \ ulUuoilo
und Itr.s I Old ; Ioi.t Vlc.r.
,5Csettanttaifsatlifil ,
] jk ' AJlr-w.VOH MOHL CO. .
* > r J Bol > . ' .Mrrlran iffnU , ( loilnni.l , ( bin.
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. S3ho3.l33o : < ( P ( j,3i i3tDr , O n33 Q21 Bi'jilway , C
BlutfsancU321 FarnamSt. , Onaha. Dya , clean urvl rafinUh „
ofeverydasorlptlcin. Pacfcagaa paoaiva 1 at cither ollioa or at tha
Works.Cor. A-ve. A and 23th St. Council Bluffs. Send for pries Int.
Merchants who Imvo bhop-wons or soiloJ faliries of any olmr.wtor can have
them rcilvotl nnd linisha.l enunl to new
UHD'FKATHIMIS UHNOVATHI ) AND CLUANKD HV STCAM , with the
must unproved luucluuery itcsl at lo-a co t than you o/or pill bj'j [
W. PAN6LB , H. D.
The Good Samaritan. 20 Yean' Cipt ritnce.
UKAnr.u or tUHi\sis : : or MKN AND
\VO.MBN. I'unritiinou OK TI
ItLlVS 11KIUIAI , DISl'KN-
SAitv or M
a.t \ > 5xTTTD1
WUstff1 . p& *
a * ?
; > WWK f te , . W
- * > W
i- $ \
t\ $ < : % Wf | § MIJ >
V v , C 'V ' % A A MV *
Hrcai iho following Disease r :
rntarrh of Ihe Head , Throat , and lun s : Ili.
onscanfthe Kjtotid Knr 1 IWittul Axl | > lex > Heart
Di cns3 , I.tver Uoiiijilnliit , KldncN Ceiniliilnt | ,
Nervous Debility , EVSorttal Ooproo-
fslon , l.oso of Manhood , Scmlnnl
Weakness , llaltc . llriRht s ll case , St Vltus *
Unneo , HncuiuAtUni , 1'iirftljfioMilto Spelling ,
Bcrohiln , Fo cr fcorw , Cnncoro , Tumors
and Fistula In txno rcmovod without
the Unlfo or drawinu a drop of
blood.Vonmn \\lth lur dcilcnto orpnna re
stored jo ho.xlth Dropiy cured \Ulliout tRiiplug.
Special Attontlon glvon to private
nnd Vonorcnl Dlsanses of nil kinds.
SGO toS5OOforfollforn > 1 > ' Voncronl DIs-
CHOO I cannot care without mercury.
TajH ) Worms removed In two or thrco homo , or no
I > ay. HitnorrliolilR nr 1'lloa cnrod
mosn wuo AIM : AKI I.TPTHO
\Vllltavollfuandhundrcils of dollars by calling
on or iNiig
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
The only I'lijclfl.iu who oun toll i\mt ! ulU
u ( lorsiin uliluiut Jisliinir 11 ftiostlnii.
AHcnrre'ponilcncenlrleth eonfiilonllnl. Medicine
sent by express. Addict I Ictteri to
W G PANGLE , M D.
f ViHiiiidnity. ( 'ouiii * I lilnlK I-I.
Omaha lleilici iiiiil"Sni'icil ' |
E35JS5TTUTE.
I Eye A Ear 1
INFIRMARY
FOR THIS
H6 FEE A THE T
-OP ALL
e-.t f.i-il tins , .ipniritm und Konnllui
for snccossfii 1 1 o itm 'nt of i vn v form
uf dlse.isn luijiilrln ineillo il op
snr.lu il t ru.it inunt ,
M beds fur p ttlonts bund mil alien lui- .
Hest , account lations In tlio v/mt.
\\rto for clr'iilus nn deform t us an I
brines trnssiH , i-lnb foot , c irviturusuf siilnu ,
nllus , tumor. , u nicer , e it itrh , bionclnlis , In-
liil.nloii.o ecirk'lty. pir.ilysls. riillciisy , Itld-
nuv. b under , uyo. u ir. Uln nil I hloo 1 anil nil
o'T | u ions.
\TPJ \ ) A SI'ROIAI.TV.
iUblN Hoolcon DHJIS.H of
Wimiiin riU'i : . AVu hiivul.itulv ad lu.l i lyliu-
In ( lup irtinont for no'iien dttriiii : conlliiuinont.
Milotlv lir v.iti-.l Dnlv IJull.iUlo Mudlc.nl In-
tlllulu making H PpeeUlly or
, I'UIVATK DISK \HK.S
AM It ooil Ulsu.iaos snoeossfutly troitol.
S > uhliltlo I'olsii'i lutnoveil fioin thu Bysteiii
nliliuut ineiciuv Now lo-.t < ir.itlva I'ru.it-
inunt forUis-jof , ' . '
- VITAI I'IMVUt. I'cuons un-
alilo to visit us in. iv In ) t roil ml at lioinu hy
loiresnon 'enue. All coniiniinlu.illons conll-
dcntlal Mu.liclnes 01 Insli iimonH sunt l-y
mail oro\ire | < < < i , suunieiy p.iokud , no in.uks In
indlciilocontuiilsor Boinlur. Ono puMOiril In
terview prufurre I. Call and consult us or suirl
hlslory of yoni case , anil wolll sund In plain
xvrnpuur. our
Unnn I'rlsMto.
cases , Iinpolcncy. Svplillls , Qluut .in I V.irlco-
cek' , with iiiustliu | list ,
llriccs Appliances for Deforinlllcs & Trusoj.
Only m.iniif.iclory In the Wcsiof l > rnittH-
iri AI'J'l.l l.tc.s , JlClfnii ; ! , , Kl.l'.Ul'ltia
1 1. 1 Trim tics .1 A it it t'.i. / . > .
Omaha Medical and Siirgic.U Institute ,
26th and Broa lway , Oo moll Bluff *
Tun minutes' tlilo finin conlor of Om ill i on
Omaha nnd ronnull Illnlfj clujtrlu inolor llnu.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
of coiiiuii nurn
Capltilstre
' Uiplnsiinl I'rotits , . ' >
NctC.ipIt il an I Biinilni . S'iilOUV
DlroctorH 1 II IMniil'ii K I , S'lafir. , ( ' )
Olonson , K 15 II in. I \ Mlllir I V lll-u'iun
iiiuK'hirlai II llnin IM Tr ins lutttenur il b inlt-
In ; Ijiisinuis. Iju > ; us' cipllil an I .snrplmof
any Lank In oullini'Strrn low i.
INTEREST ON TIM3 DS" > O3ir3
Chas , Lunkley ,
Dlrcclor nntl
Hroadwfiy , Council HlulTa.
" ' nlinnall )
Tlic Lurirckt , I'unlcat nml Vlnot In the World.
l\i m.juLT in cinni.aii Jens uneiiilleo.
{ JEW VURK. LOHDUHDERRY AHD GLASGOW.
livery Bntiinlny ,
Ni\V YOHK , < ; HUtAlTiil : mid NAPLKH ,
At n'culiir Inlcrvnln ,
SALOOII , CECOHD-CLASS AHD STEERAQE
rntnion lowcBtli'i ins 1 1 ami from thu iirmelplfl
ccoicn , sjiBLnn , laien t. AH , ojniiflzuriL ronns.
Inclusion ticket J nvalliil.ln tu rrtara liy iltlii rtlioiilu.
tuinjiiiuC'hiloA.No | > llior Iriiiiiiilur .NiiplCBAllllirnHar
Unit : i-i li--.oj Ordcn fr ACT Aceut at lofitt Bitn.
tu liny ol our lorul AtiontiKirW
S. ( . 'lilu.iKO , III
COUNOI1. l3LUr.-3.
3
11 VOlj ha\o anvtliliu for H ilo or tradii HJU
K. 11 h'uiifu ' , Ilio id way ami Mnln Mtr.'et
I" IOWA f inns fur ilo. liniirovo I ifll a TCH
In Harris > n co inly , fill 01 pur juio , I'Jiauriii
linprovt'd , ) ' , ' > . ) i ; HI , UTJ < . it ! / . ) > . I or b ir i in
HI Ion , i an I .Milir is ! < i f.u.m o ill on or until
I j.lohmoii X V in I' itlu.i , Conn. ! I llluIN
1/OK Ui\ ; I D.vulllnis In all piTts of th
J illy I . II hlicafn , llr. ) idwuy and M. 'n '
K'l' > K\il' ( . .nil Co iiiiiisdoiihlovos fiuill-
tnic , ot , sloroil an 1 hold on i omniissl'in at
lowcul i itos li. IClnnun in , .I''il llroailw.iy
Ijioit HAM ! ( 'no hlnalo ton inu y , tvii h or
nllhoul li truest. , cho.ip for o.isli t ! Wood At-
\\ood , I b ll.uuhn strum.
\t\0\l \ \ \ HAI.i ; OK HUNT -l.uu'ust anil mint
JL' Dindt ihle inu it in nUut In lliu west , dniiii :
from fiiuU.Uj ) KiJT.U'JJ Uuihlibns inns am mtlr.
banU boin ttlll sliu\ > It ; cill uil oJ. hpiendHl
liusiiu.ss i'liuioi'i ; : \uiiV i liii < o on biilldlni ;
M ,1 , Iliiuolll o Council Illnlfs.
DICsl HAIII.I.dlllrc i.xiins foriunt In llrown
.jiilnlinu' , front nx on I'D in and Mam
Hlicetslth all inii'litrii u invunlen > es 1'or
ternm Jipiily to A II Nlulioiimoi II C Cory ,
loom G , agents for bnllillri ,
\ \ r AN'l'ni ) , irool jlrl for Honor > 1
511 aoiitli 71h Hlruut. _ _ _
AN Investment n.u.-iln. Nuw liuniilo lion.se.
-llnulfil at .N < iu III uiul I 0 f.Tth St. , ( oun-
. oil hlullri. InipKivuiiionl , nuu iiml llri > t-i-iiisa
I hunsi' , c'ont ilns II iimiin L' liatli IOOHH. ' . ' llnu
iiantruyH. l lilobutK , front ami bui'li sl.ilin ,
lint . .nd co d nalur ) > oi vlitu , K.I . ulu , wnitli
tf/i'JJ , nil ) hull nt a liiiuiiln and nolln I IMIIIU-
Illo olfeii. 1'iiioU Smith , lialdwlu block ,