Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OM.A1IA DAILY 3J.BE : WEI CESDAY , MAY 15. 1895. 3
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL I1LUFFS.
OFFICU , - - NO. 12 PRAnL STUHRT
Delivered by cairler to nny part of Uie city.
II. W. T1LTON , Lessee.
TELEPHONES Builnew cilice , No. !
editor. No. 23.
311.\tll MKfiTWX.
Grand , Council Dluffn , K. F. Clark , prep.
Mr . Peatllo lalks on "noauty In Bvcry Day
Life" tonight at the parlor * of the Grand.
Wanted , good dining room Rlrl at Hmmet
house , corner 10th avenue and So. Gth direct.
The Knights of Pythias have a literary ,
musical nnd toclal gathering thU evening at
the hall ot the order.
Spelal communication Kxcelslor lodge No.
259 , Ancient , Free and Accepted Masons , this
evening for work In the first degree.
The deficiency In the general ( und of the
Christian home , Amounting to over $400. has
been about made up by the receipts of the
past week.
Court Hcporter Gaston has Just completed
the evidence In the case of the State against
Hall , making 405 pages of closely wrltlcn
type-written matter.
Forty-three head of horses arrived at the
Driving park yesterday to train for the
races. This makes a total of 170 head oil the
grounds up to date.
Mr * . Maggie , wife of J. L. Bosha , died
Monday evening at her home , No. 2324 Ave
nue D. The funeral services will be hold this
afternoon at 2:30 : o'clock ,
L. E. Stone was before Judge McGee yes
terday morning for driving over a sidewalk
on Washington avenue. Ho was so patient
a listener to the court's admonitions that he
was released from any pecuniary contribu
tion.
Robert Limerick , who was recently sent
to the penitentiary , Is promised a smell of
fresh air soon. The sheriff has got nn order
from the court to bring him here txs a wit
ness In the Ilachwltz case , which Is to be
tried at the present term of court.
After spending two days In trying to burn
up a load of manure and litter from his
stable , a teamster succeeded tn burning his
barn at Thirty-first street and Avenue n
yesterday afternoon. The department was
called , but the building was tolally deslroyed
before the first company reached the ground.
The members of the vestry of St. Paul's
church have given anolher expression of
their esteem for Rev. M. Dabcock , who lately
reilgned. The expression Is In the form of
an elegant cane , gold beaded , and duly In
scribed. Mr. Dabcock still retains his resi
dence here , and his future plans cannot bo
determined until he has the full restoration
to health.
The Mowery ndultery case was submltled
to the grand Jury yesterday. Mowery on be
ing asked to select some lawyer to look after
his case , Innocently expressed a preference
for "Saunders. " As tbat gentleman Is now
occupying Ihe position of prosecuting atlor
ney for this county there was a smile on the
face of the court which could not be al
together veiled , and Mowery was asked tc
pick again.
A little child named Carter , at 2212 Ave
nue n , has been 111 for several days , and al
/ the suggestion of neighbors , the city jihysl
t' clan Investlgaled and found a full-fledget
case of scarlet fever. The parents objected ti
having the case reported , and still mon
stoutly against having a card tacked up or
the house. The card went up Just the same
but the neighbors do not feel that It will pre
vent a possible spread of the disease In tha
locality , as the child Is said to have beei
playing freely with othen while coming dowi
with the fever.
Insure In the Imperial , Palatine or Glci
FalU Fire Insurance companies. Those ar
among the largest and best companies In th
world , nnd wo are sole agents for Councl
Bluffs. Lougeo & Towle , 235 Pearl street.
The dreaded cyclone 1s stalking abroad I
the land , leaving naught but devastation I
Its wake. Us victims were many along It
path through Sioux Center. Secure a tot
nado policy from the Council Bluffs Ins. Co. a
once , for no one can tell where next thi
demon may eeltlo down to business.
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- lj I'All A ail
P. J. Chllds and family have gone to Vli
llsca to visit for a week.
W. M. Moore of Empire , Colo. , Is vlsltln
A. W. Moore , 3GS Lincoln avenue.
J. E. Darstow , who has been vlslllng hi
friends In this city for Ihe past few dayi
left last evening for Laramle , Wyo.
Mrs. E. II. Walker of Elgin , III. , who hn
been visiting her cousin , Mrs. F. J. Schnor
on Denton street , returned homo yesterda ;
United States Marshal Bradley and Assls
ant United Stales District Atlorney Casad
left last evening for DCS Molnes to ntten
federal court.
The 1'eorloks Imnncrnnrn Drink.
There is no temperance drink In the worl
that begins to compare with Ihe famot
Copps Cheer and Herb Tonic , originated an
manufactured by Iho Q. U. Wheeler Brewln
r
k company. It Is protected by U. S. ofllel ;
analysis , and can be sold anywhere wlthoi
ny form of license.
WHEELER & HEIIELD ,
Sole Mfgrs. , Council Bluffs.
Garden hose , big dock , good and caea ;
It New York Plumbing Co.
I rult Not DnmngiMl.
Inquiries that cover pretty nearly all i
touthwcstcrn Iowa , which Is the garden sp <
and fruit district of the west , show that tl
late frost has left no perceptible blight upc
the trult crop. In no locality did the ter
pcraturo get In the vicinity of the freezlt
point , and while wooden pavements at
roofs glistened with hoar frost In the ear
morning the warmer temperature of tl
earth kept the gardens and orchards ai
rlneyards from becoming dangerously chllle
The western part of Pottawattamto county
one vast garden , and a dangerous frost wou
have been a calamity of a serious charactc
Only In a few Isolated cases In very Ic
valleys was the frost severe enough to n
the tops of the tenderer vegetables. T
grape crop * has received no Injury whatevt
The vines have not recovered from the ten
ble drouth of last year , and that will be t
only thing to preyent a full crop.
lilt ; linen Mentlng.
Spring meeting of the Union Park Racli
association commences May 22 , and co
Unties ten days. Five good races dall
commencing at 2 p. m. One and a thi
( are on all tallways for round trip.
Special sale of children's hats for the ne
thrco days at the new Bon Ton milliner
Prices and goods cannot be duplicated. ' 3
Ilroadway.
Mixed Mntrimonr.
Henry J. Ostrum , a bridge watchman I
the Union Pacific , and Eliza Brlggs were
trial yesterday In Justice Cook's court on t
charge of adultery. Mrs. Ostrum was pn
ent as the prosecuting witness. The e
dence was conflicting , some of the wltnes :
declaring that they had seen scandalc
actions on the part of the unfortunate coup
while others , whose opportunllles for obscn
tlon had bsen- equally god , testified that i
Ostrum and Mrs. Urlggs had been models
decorum. Th case drags along wearily ,
there are many side Issues Included by
attempt to show that a streak ot mallcloi
ness runs through some ot the testimony.
Have you seen the beautiful new novelt
and the splendid bargains at the Meye
Durfeo Furniture company's , the stands
furniture house ?
A splendid line of straw hats at Mete
Dros.
I'nrninil the \\rnng Land.
J. B , Sttphonson was In Justice Vie
court yesterday to answer the charge
malicious trespass upon the premises of i
William Hermes. Hermes alleges that
controls block 19 , In Brown's addition , i
that Stephenson bad stepped In to make
potalo patch without asHIng p rmleslon.
la the llrst little bit ot friction In apply
the Detroit plan of cultivating the lots
non-resident owners.
Garden hose , big stock , good and che
New York Plumbing Co.
Buy the "New Process'1 gai cooking ran
Council Bluffs Gas company's office.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Evangelist Pierson Continues to Draw
Qreat Throngs to His Meetings ,
METHODIST CHURCH WAS PACKLD FULL
Auditorium Scarcely Adequate to Hold the
Crowd that Aiiomblod tn Hear the Ser-
niou-Suice of the Meetlug * U
Most Kucnurncl'iB-
The- congregation that assembled to hear
Evangelist 1'lcrson at the Droiiduay Meihodlit
church last evening was larger than that ot
any previous week night service thus far
during the series. If the Interest continues
to grow at the same ratio Ihe large audi
torium of Ihe church and Us spacious gallery
will b ? Inadenuale lo conlatn Ihe crowd. Over
200 persona have expressed their Intention
to lead a Christian life during the prcgrecs
of the meetings.
The meeting last evening was opend with
prayer by Mr. Sarchct of the Second
Presbyterian church. Then followed a very
pleasant feature , being a dust by Mr ,
Johnson and Miss Hattlo Palmer. Rev.
Henry DeLong was asked for a brief prayer ,
and ho responded In about twenty very ap
propriate nnd well chosn words. Mr. Pier-
son's text \\as taken from Proverbs 14 , xll. ,
"Thero is a way which secmeth right unto
a man , but the ends thereof are the ways of
dealh. "
"Many people are Irusltng to their own
righteousness or good works for salvation , "
said the speaker , "but the word of God does
not sanction such a plan. The church will
not save you. The great qtrstlon Is , Do
you believe In Jesus Christ as your pertonal
Saviour ? "
Mr. Pierson Is noted for his rapidity , as
well as brilliancy , of speech , but he fairly
outdid himself Improving the time last evenIng -
Ing , as can be proven by a would-be short
hand reporter who was there. His scrip
tural Illustrations were unusually plain and
forcible , and he has an Inexhaustible supply
at his command.
Tonight will be Mr. Johnson's last ap-
paranc. , as ho leaves for Chicago tomor
row. He has trained the large ch rus choir
to a high degree ot excellence and they will
regretfully bid him farewell. The subject for
this evening Is "Sowing and Reaping. "
I'tNUItlNCl Till : UATI2K HOKKS CO.
liourd of Kqimllz'itlmi .More Tlmn Doubles
the Tar.iblo Valuation of the 1'1'int.
The city council continued Its cession as a
board of equalization last night. The bank
assessment problem was discussed at length ,
particularly the petition of Ihe Citizens' bank
for a reduction. The discussion was finally
peremptorily closed by a motion from Alder
man Grecnshlelds lhat all bank assessments
be left as they are at present , which was car
ried unanimously.
The Water Works company's assessmenl
was taken up. The city attorney reported
lhat he had looked up the question , of the
validity of assessing the malm , reservoirs
hydrants and olher paraphernalia ot Ihe plant
and had found that the supreme court had
held In a simitar case at Des Moines that al
of this property should be assessed for taxa-
lion as real eslale. Alderman Qreenshtelds
Ihen moved lhat the assessment be Increased
from $29,750 , as relumed by Ihe assessor , Ic
$75,000 on the entire plant , this not to In
elude real estale and olher property o\\nec
by the company , but not actually used foi
water works purposes. Alderman Grahl sea-
ondcd the motion , and Ihen Ihe aldermei
realized that they had better discuss the mat
ter a little further. Alderman Shubert sale
he was a little troubled , that it was a stee ]
raise that might malte lots of trouble for lln
city , Olher aldermen seemed lo doubt th <
wisdom of the measure , especially In view c
the fact that the company's charter prevent
the city realizing anything from the increasei
taxallon. Alderman Darslow moved to ameni
the motion by appointing a committee of thre
to Investigate Iho value of Ihe plant. Thi :
was carried , and the mayor appointed Green
shields , Spetman and Grahl. They retired t
an adjoining room and held a consultatloi
with City Attorney Hazelton , who was sup
posed to be In possession of such flgurei li
Ihe desired line. After consulllng some lime
Ihe commltlee returned and asked for furthe
time In which lo complete Us Investigation
They were granled until this evening , I
which time the council adjourned.
A OKVNU OlTOlllUNITY.
Never Ileforo Wore Wo In a Petition ti
Oder Sucli Vulura m WB Are Now.
Children's Jersey ribbed vests , all sizes , G
each.
Ladles' Jersey ribbed vests , 9cj worth lEi
Ladles' lisle thread union suits , EOc suit.
Ladies' pure cream silk vests only 50
each.
DRESS aOODS AND SILKS.
All our EOc Kal Kat wash silks , beautlft
styles , come early , 25c yard.
E9c cream Habutal wash silk , 35c yard.
All our 7Gc check taffeta silks , 39c yard.
24-Inch { 1.00 quality black satin rhadam
G9c yard ,
40-Inch black and navy all wool Frenc
serge , 35c yard.
46-Inch black French serge , 69o yarc
worth $1.00.
f 3C-lnch Lawrence LL muslin , 3 c yard.
t Lonsdale cambric , 8V4c yard.
500 curtain shades , complete , 15c each.
e
100 rolls China and Jap matting at 15
n 20o and 25c yard.
ig Save money and buy your carpets , cu
g tains and rugs of us. Mail orders filled.
BENNISON BROS. , Council Bluffs.
e Insurance Kntanc'ementB.
d Justice Vlen , J. N. Casady , and the Fire
men's Fund Insurance company of San Frai
Cisco are In a legal snarl which promises
bo a hard one to untangle. Casady has bee
the agent for the Insurance company for son
time past , but within the last few weeks
disagreement arose between them and tl
r , company decided upon a separation. Casac
| . was not agreeable , however , and refused
give up the blanks and other property of tl
company In his possession. The compai
thereupon had a writ of replevin Issued , ai
last Saturday morning was the time set f
hearing. In Justice Vlcn'a court. But Vli
was out of the city , and sent word to ha1
Justice Walker take charge of the trlf
Walker turned up at Just 10 o'clock by h
watch , but by the watch of Flnh
Burke , attorney for the defendar
it it was four minutes past , or an hour and foi
r. minutes past the time set for the hearln
I Burke demanded a dismissal , but Walk
proceeded to continue the case until Mondi
morning. When the time came for the trl
Monday morning Burke chanced to be
the court room , and as soon as he saw th
the case was to be brought up left. Justl
Vlen rendered a Judgment for the Insuran
company by default. Immediately afterwa
Burke secured an Injunction from Jud
Smith to prevent Vlen from executing t
Judgment , It has leaked out that since Ca
ady's rumpus with the company he has la
the foundation for considerable trouble a
expense to the company by having all t
Insurance policies under his band cancelled.
Lost , going from 15th st. and Ave. B
transfer , lady's hunting case gold watch a
chain ; Initials E. D. B. on front case ; pe :
charm on chain with gold band around ce
ter. Finder return to police headquarters ,
The Hardman. the piano par excellence.
llurnotlVllloruaiik' llnrn.
A barn belonging to John Wlllemans ,
lit Garner township farmer , caught fire Mend
night and was entirely destroyed. One hoi
broke lao : and got away with some bad , t
not serious , burns. A lot of hay and gn
of and some farm Implements were d stroyi
together with one horse. The loss Is ea
mated at $500 , with (200 Insurance ,
he
nd lluletl liny fur hole
ndU In large or small lots , by F. Gardner. 1
U quire of Thomas Johnson , city welghmcst
fig
Of A splendid line of straw hats at Mete
Bros.
The Apricot ( , ruji Kate.
J. D. Hois was exhibiting a small twig
the streets yesterday containing halt a doi
apricots fully half grown , and aa large
walnut * . He took a great deal ol pride
calling attention to the fact that they were
about as large as those to bo found In Cali
fornia In ordinary seasons as early as the
14th ot May , and to the other fact that they
were as hardy ai the forest trees and a sure
crop In Pottawattamle counly. Cherries ,
plums and peaches are also more than halt
Brown- _ _ _ _ _ _ _
DOCTORS TAKI1 Ut * TI1K UNTIUC DAY
MRIIJT Theories Advnitced In the Duffle
Itnnmco Case.
The Duffle case was supposed to be st'll
on In the district court yesterday , but to a
casual droppcr-Jn the Impression might
easily be gained that a new medical college was
being got unil'r way. Anatomical charts
with all their bright colorings , surveys of ths
brain , road maps of the arteries and every
thing needful for Illustrating the lectures of
Iho medical experts , except undressed bones ,
were displayed before the Jury and wlto
doctors discoursed on all sorts of possibil
ities , Including those of hypnotism. Then
there were experts examined as to the con
dition which a bullet would be In after It
struck an Iron target , and whether there
would be any chance for It to glance , and
If It did glance whether It could hit any
thing else , and whether If It did hit any
thing else It could do any harm , and It It did
any harm whether It would show Itself In
a man's hair falling out and corns growing
on both little toes at the same time. The
case promises to last until all the various
theories concerning anatomies and projectiles
have been brought to bear upon the questUn
whether the crack shot who was giving an
exhibition at Manawa accidentally shot Duf
fle In the neck , and If so whether the owners
of the pleasure resort are In duty bound to
pay the damages.
HUSTON BTUItC.
Mny Snlo Continue ! with Wonderful Suc
cess Now llarcalin for Thin Wcelr.
Gents' laundered percale shirts , regular
$1.00 and $1.25 qualities , at 75c and 89c each.
Gents' unbleached socks , 15c goods , re
duced to lOc or 3 pair for 25c.
Men's heavy working shirts , DOc quality ,
for 25c.
Children's lace caps , 12c quality , for 8c ;
19o quality for 12V4C ; extra values at 25c
and 39c.
New line of children's parasols at 25c , 35c , .
50c to $1.00 each ,
Ladles' Sc ribbed vests at 3c each.
A regular 19c quality ladles' fast black
hose , 12V&C a pair.
33c quality ladles' hose , In reds , blues and
unbleached , sale price 3 pair for 50c.
Ladles' EOc lisle hose , In gray and slate
colors , at 25c a pair.
Ladles' EOc lisle vests , 3Sc each.
Muslin underwear at greatly reduced prices.
13c and 19c white goods reduced to 12VzC
a yard.
4Ec red table damask at 25c a yard.
$1.50 Marseilles bed spreads reduced to
9So each.
each.FOWLER
FOWLER , DICK & WALKER ,
Council Bluffs , la.
I'la nrlfC I'ahl tlio < asm.
The case of the Stale against Jesse Dun-
gan , the young man who got mixed ur
In his bank account and gave checks on
barks where he never had any funds , was
called In Justice ) Vein's court yesterday
afternoon. The prosecuting witness was M ,
Band. He swore to the main facts In the
case , and it looked like the attorneys foi
tlio defense would have some difficulty Ir
explaining their client's conduct. The caie
however , came to a sudden ending and dis
missal when the prosecuting witness fallet
to produce the check Itself. He explained
that he had mislaid It and thought he coulc
find It. The court Informed him that If ht
did not find It the case would be dismissed
and the costs assessed to him. The cas <
was continued several hours while Mr
Band was hunting for the check. He re
turned without It and the court leclure.l hln
upon the sin of using the courts as collecting
agercles. During the colloquy Band frankl ;
admitted that the check had been madi
good by Dungan's friends , and then thi
justice proceeded to assess something eve
(10 worth of costs to him. The face of tin
check was (5. All the other checks hav
been made good and no prosecution -nil
follow. The only grief that Is yet In stor
for the young man arises from his blcycl
transaction with S. M. Williamson and A. A
Clark & Co. He purchased a new whee
from the former without paying anythini
for It and mortgaged It to the latter fo
(1C , notwithstanding that he had given WII
llamson a prior mortgage for the full valu
of the machine. This case will be bean
at 4 o'clock this aflernoon.
( iranulnted hugiir Still Cheap.
Best granulated sugar 22 Ibs. for $1 a
Brown's C. O. D.
Sato Enjoined
Several days ago Ihe small annex to th
Beck residence was sold by the recelvei
William Grjneweg , under orders from Juds
Smith , who had decided that it was nc
properly a part of Ihe homestead , but be
longed to the saloon attachment. The sal
price was $350. The other side presente
affidavits showing that the property wa
worth many limes lhat amount and that th
sale was not legally made , obscurely advei
Used , elc. Upon Ihls showing the sale \\a
set aside and a resale ordered to take plac
yesterday at 2 o'clock. When the hour ni
rived there were a number of purchase :
who were anxious to get a chance at U , bi
ths receiver was not on the ground and coul
not be found at his place of business. Aftc
walling unlll 4 o'clock Fllcklngcr Bros
who are represenllng Ihe Beck Inlerest :
went to Groneweg's residence and found hln
They were told that the time for recelvln
bids had expired at 12 o'clock and that on !
bids in writing could be received. The
tendered bids exceeding ( GOO. anJ later I
the day were Informed by the recalver th ;
he had sold the property to John Schoentge
for (510 , who was the purchaser at the othi
*
sale. These and some other rather sei
satlonal facts are set forth In four pages i
affidavits filed In Judge Smith's court la
evening asking to have the sale set asld
again.
Yes , the Eagle laundry Ii "that goc
laundry , " and li located at 724 Broadwa ;
If In doubt about this try It and be convince' '
Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157.
Council IllntrVantn thu TcleRrap'iors.
a
F. E. Gllllland was tn consultation wll
citizens here yesterday In regard to tl
proposed removal of the headquarters ot tl
Order of Railway Telegraphers from Vli
ton , la. , to Council Bluffs. There a
many reasons why the removal from Vli
ton to some more accessible railway cent
Is desirable for the order , and there a
many reasons why Council Bluffs should 1
selected as that center. There are mat
reasons , too , why this city should desl
to have the headquarters established her
Mr. Gllllland and the other delegates , t
gether with Mr. I. M. Treynor , represent ! !
the citizens , will make a strong present
tlon of the claims of Council Bluffs at tl
convention which meets In St. Louis ne
Monday. Among the Inducements will be tl
proposal lo pay the entln ) expense of r
moving the headquarlers nnd a year's fr
rent of one of the most desirable bulldln
In Council Bluffs. The plant consists n
only of books , records , paraphernalia , et
but printing presses , etc. , Ihe value ot whl
U about (17,000.
Cole & Cole are Billing gasoline stoves I
(2.50 , lawn mowers for $2.50 ; low prices tl
year In hardware. Old stand , 41 Main Bt.
A Hot Jleportrr.
A reporter for a local paper Is waiting
get a chanca to get even with a kind , ai
thoughtful subscriber who sent a letter
Ihe office notifying the newspaper man tt
his presence was wanted at the resldem
which was twenty-one blocks away , and hi
a mile from a ttreet car line. The report
walked the entire distance , climbed a long I
and was sweetly told that the family had
personal Item , which they desired to ba
printed In his paper.
Fence 1'osH
100 car loads white oak fence posts , 5 cer
each , by the car load. A. Overton , Coun
Bluffs.
Davti. diug , paint , glass -nan. 200 B'way ,
Avcnan li School Cloted.
The Board ot Health ordered the tempera
closing of Avenue B school yeslerday on i
count ot scarlet fever. A young son ot Ja
tor Barr Is down with the dlseate , and as
baa been assisting his father In all parts
the- building It has been thought best to cli
the Echool and thoroughly fumigate all I
rooms.
A splendid line ot straw hati at Mite
Bros.
CITY COUNCIL
Experiment to Bo Tried tjf , O aning the
Streets by Day Labor ,
WILL FOLLOW JIM STEPIlfiNSON'S DAY
Decided that Election Ilnoth * Shnll Ho-
nialn Where They Are UutHAftcr tlio
Kelt Itpculnr I-lcctlon IIondn of
llrourn nnil Denver Approved.
At the expiration of the street sweeping
contract with James Stephenson , July 1 , the
city council has decided that the plan shall
be tried of having the streets cleaned by
day labor. This was the recommendation
last evening of the committee to which the
resolution In the mutter had been referred.
City Attorney Connell had stated to the
committee that there could bo no legal
objections to such a measure and reiterated
this opinion to the council last evening.
Mr. Overall , on behalf of the Central Labor
union , was permitted to spank In favor of
the action , and the report was unanimously
adopted. It Is stipulated that the work shall
be done by electors of Nebraska and citizens
of Omaha under the Immediate supervision
of the Board of Public Works.
It was recommended by a committee that
James Stephenson be Instructed , under his
contract , to proceed with the removal of the
election booths , but attention was called to
the fact that the contract was dated March
2G , Its execution delayed In expectation of a
special bond election and that In the mean
time the booths had continued to be seriously
damaged by vandals and small boys. It was
suggested that under these circumstance } Mr ,
Stephenson would not execute the contracl ,
and the matter was referred back \\ltii In
structions to report forthwith. The final re
port was that the contractor should proceed
to remove , but that the building Inspector as
certain costs of repair. The final action de
termines that the booths shall remain where
they are until after the next election. It
was agreed that it would cost less to maintain
them In repair where they are than to re
move them and the council voted accord
ingly.
Thomas Casey's bill In the last appropria
tion of $149.04 , for feeding city Jail prisoners
for April , was vetoed by the mayor as be
ing excessive , it being charged that 497 of
the meals were charged for at 18 c'nts each
Instead of 9 crnts , the contract price. The
item was allowed over the veto.
The bond of Mrs. Mary Luddlngton Hull
as member of the public library board , with
Horace Luddlngton as surety , was approved.
Approval was given to the bond of W. II.
White as an electrician , with Solon L. Wiley
us surely.
A resolution was submitted that the city
at once take steps to have the Eleventh
street viaduct put In safj repair for slreet
car and wagon traffle. Tha resolution was
referred to the councllm n from the First
and Second wards.
Bonds of Charles Drown and D. Clem
Dtaver as fire and police' commissioners , to
succeed respectively C. Hartman and William
Coburn , were , on the recommendation of Ihe
Judiciary commlllee , unanimously approved.
The report conlalned In Ihe case of each ,
afler mentioning the predecessor , "and until
the new law goes Into effect. " Cadet Taylor
submitted a written explanation of his vole ,
reserving Ihe right to vote against the ap
proval of bond in the case of objectionable
appointees , under slmljar circumstances ,
claiming that the power , of rthe council to
approve or reject bonds pracllcally amounted
to a confirmatory power. I .
Emma Carson's claim for $10,000 for per
sonal injuries on account'of ai defective sidewalk -
walk was rejected on 'recommendation ol
a committee.
The request of the Board of Health foi
an appropriation of $1,250 for the employ'
ment of an additional inlpdctor was denied
A resolution bv Mercer that all specia
appropriation ordinances " 'be' published ai
least once In the official organ of the cltj
was referred to the finance committee.
Resolutions providing for Ihe repair of tin
pavement on Twentieth street from Plerci
street to the Union Pacific tracks , on Sit
teenth street from the viaduct to VIntor
street were adopted.
It was decided that the city council shouli
sit as a board of equalization May 24.
An ordinance fixing the salary of the build
ing inspector's clerk'at $75 per month am
providing that the examiner of building :
should receive $4 per day was passed.
BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.
,1. A. I'oolo ol Inilluim Ilnucht n 1'hici
nnil Sonic Kxporlrnco.
Several months ago a young man by th
name of A. B. Poole was living In a milllni
town In Indiana. He was a miller by trad
and through Industry and economy hai
managed to lay away several hundred del
lars. He decided to strike out west , al
though he was earning a fair salary wher
he was. Ho Inserted an advertisement 1 :
a milling journal for a job , and Incidental ! ;
mentioned that he had some money he wa
willing to loan on good security.
In due course of tltno he received an an
swer from a man who gave his name a
Bchultz and his address asOmaha. . Schult
wrote that he was a miller , that he ownei
a mill In Cedar Rapids , Neb. , and that h
was looking for a young man of about Poole'
; stripe. Several letters were exchanged an
finally Poole packed his grip and starte
for Omaha.
r He arrived here about a month ag (
s
f
: convinced that Poole was the very man h
: was looking for. He promised him a Jo
In his mill at Cedar Haplds , and Inquire
about the money Poole had. Poole ha
$203 that he was perfectly willing to loai
Schultz remarked the benefits of advertislnf
saying that Poole had found a Job and als
the man who was ready to borrow his mono
In answer to his advertisement , and the
offered him his note for the $203. Then
upon , about two weeks ago , Poole hande
his money over to Schultz in exchange fc
the note , the latter at the time saying ths
If Poole was not satisfied with the papc
he would give him first Hen on a lot (
nice fat hogs his father owned at Ceda
Rapids as soon as they arrived at the mil
Shortly after Schultz disappeared and he
not reappeared since.
Poole smelt a "mica" and , pawning h
watch , went to Cedar Haplds. He found r
mill , he found no Schultz nor Schultz
father , and he found no hogs. But ho dl
find that he had been worked for a sucke
Ho returned to Omaha ami since that tin
has been and Is now oft tlie war troll ofti
Schultz. He has succeeded In dtscoverlr
that Schultz had stopped 'at ' a hotel undi
another name , and hf bah discovered thi
Schultz's name Is nor Sqbultz , but he hi
not discovered much m ° re' , He Is out $40
exclusive of his experience iwhllo In the clt
but he finds great consolation In the fa
that before coming wast ; Invested / the reef
of his money la Chicago 'lots.
HONORS TO THEIR PRESIDEN
Douclnt County llll > oroan Welcome th
Chief Kxecutlvo 'ffl f ho Order.
The Douglas county1'Wimbera of the A
clent Order ot Hlbern\ajiB \ , tcndcred an Info
mal reception at St. ' Phllomena's hall la
evening to P. J. O'Cpnno'r1 of Savannah , G
Mr , O'Connor Is the national president of tl
order , having been elected to that position
II the national convention which was hekl
this city one a year ago. He Is now payli
a second visit to Omaha , as a delegate to t
Catholic Knights' convention , and a Ian
audience ot members of the order and the
friends met last night to bid htm welcome ,
Hold the F. > rt
Against a bilious attack by calling to yo
aid that puissant ally , Hosteller's Stoma
Bitters. The foe will then bo driven ba
utterly defeated , Dyspepsia , sick headacl
malarial , kidney , nervous and rheumai
trouble and constipation yield to the actl
of this most beneficent of remedies. Take
regularly and you will soon experience :
good effects.
Laborer * In Lmdvllle Strike.
LBADVILLE , Colo. , May H. One hu
dred men employed by the Leadvllle Wai
Power company In laying pipes struck t
day for an Increase ol wac 3 from $1.75
$3.25 per day.
KXTltXT OF JFltOHT DAMAtiR tX IOWA
Accurate Eitliunte ot tlia Situation Alotic
the U' 1.1 net.
OTTUMWA , la. , May H.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) Exhaustive reports concerning the
ravage of the frost last night and for the
three preceding nights htue been received
at llurllnglon olllces here from nil the
stations of the Iowa anil Missouri divisions
cast of the city and north on thu Alblu
branch. The frost was most destructive , the
corn in spots being nipped K < the ground
and garden Iruck badly damaged. Other
wise none of Ihe reporls Indicate anv r r-
mnncnt damage either to corn , small irnlu
or small fruits. Tomato plants and vegeta
tion of similar kind were ruined. Potatoes ,
beans and peas were slightly Injured , but
will survive , while corn along the Q on
the main line west and south Is xcarcely In
jured nt nil. Fruit nlso escaped. It Is
growing warmer tonight and no further
damncc IB antlclpaled.
ATLANTIC , la. , May 14. ( Special1)-Tho )
frosl of Ihe past two monliiKs hnt rot
caused a very great amount of danvi ) . < \
Fruit Is hurt but little , except Kr.il > ; ? , In
some localities. Many fields of cum on the
low lands have been nipped lo the ground ,
but this only retards It for a short time.
IMI loimryorkora lit * nitrriitlnn.
HOONC , la. , May 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) At the First Methodist church In
this city Is being held the district conven
tion ot the Woman's Foreign Mlsstonaiy
soclely of the Hoonc district of Ihe Des
Molnes conference. Delegates are ptesent
from half a dozen counties In Ihls vlclnily.
The vlsllors have been handsomely enler-
lalned by ihelr sisters In the church harp.
There have been a number of Interesllng
papers read und discussed relative tn tin-
work of the society , toRethir wi'h ml.lrcss-ts
by various members. An InturW is teatmt
has been the presence of Miss J.izxle Tryon
of Avoco , a young woman who is ntuit
lo leave for her chosen calling of mission
ary work In foreign IlelJs.
The convenllon elected the follow Ing of
ficers : President , Mrs. A. 9. Knrro.v. Hoot L ;
llrst vice president , Mrs. Everly , Atnn ;
second vice president , Mrs. Plcltson , Mmc-
well ; third vice president , Mrs. riioinlcj' ,
Woodward ; treasurer , Mrs. Mollt > ic. I'errs
recording secretary , Mrs. Wood , Ncvmln ;
corresponding secretary , Miss Franit Grim-
mel , Jeffereon.
Do llli of Itev. ,1. It. I.lo.vd.
OTTUMWA , la. , Mny ll.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) Ilev. J. H. Lloyd , for years reclor
of Trlnlly church , died this morning at
his home of consumption. The death mark
had been upon him for some time , but lie
battled long enoURh to see the new church
built this year. The day of Its dedication
he first told his congregation of his fast approaching
preaching end , und the news came with
such suddenness that the vast con iogalloii
was completely melted to tears , a scene
never befoie witnessed In an Episcopal
chuicli In Ihls city. He leaves a wife und
two chlldien , Holy communion will ! > ?
celebrated Thursday at 10 n. m. , and Ihe
body will lie In slale 1111 2 p. m. , Ihe hour
of Ihe funeral service. The bishop and
clergy from neighboring parishes will con
duct the services.
Cpn'ortli I.CIIKIIO In Scolom
CI3DAH RAPIDS , la. , May 14. ( Spe
cial. ) The slxlh annual convenllon of Ihe
Cedar Haplds dlslrict Epworlh league
opened at West nranch Ihls evening- . The
convenllon sermon was preached by C. L.
Gould. Tomorrow morning Ihe ollicers of
Ihe league will submit their reports , which
will be followed by eight-minute addiesse.- .
bv L. Utt , W. S. Craft , Mrs. Dr. Andrews ,
W. N. Chaffee and F. S. L'lrey , nnd an
address by Hev. F. L Loveland , represenla-
Uve of the stale league. In Ihp afternoon
a number of papers will 'be read , nnd In
Ihe evening addresses will be made b >
H. D. Black , J. G. Van Ness and J. C.
Magee. "
Kv.ingrllcnl Cniiferi'iioe nt lloon < * .
BOONE , la. , May 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The German Lutheran Evangelical
conference of Ihe Missouri synod for Ihe
soulhcrn Iowa dlslrict was In session lure
loday , and will continue over tomorrow.
About foity ministers of this denoui nation
are here from nil parts of Hie stale lo the-
soulh , east and west of this point. Oillcsrs
for the ensuing year were elected us fol
lows :
President and chaplain , Itev. C II. Her
mann of Arcadia ; secretary , Hev. T. Lo'h-
rlnger of Denlson. The conference is y.von
over to the reading and discussing of pa
pers on theology and clerical work.
UcllcH iif li illff ( ru h ,
SIOUX CITY , May 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Two of the great assignment cases
remaining from the financial crash of 1893
wllli be closed tomorrowby the snie ut
auction of their remaining assets. Trie llr t
Is the Union Loan and Trust company. This
corporation still holds about S7M.OOO of very
doubtful notes. The hitter Is the eslale of
D. T. Hedges. Us principal asnels Is an
equity in the Hedges ranch of 1,400 acres ,
near here. Against the former 55,000,000 and
against the latter $800,000 of the claims me
held by Ihe Credits Commutation companv.
i ; < ihl-l KvrrvI > rn 111 I'llluiltl.
ULOOMFJELD , la. , May 14.-Speclal ( Tel
egram. ) Every store In 1'ulaskl , a town
twelve miles east of IKTO , > u .hi Uir''n ! > .to i
& Kansas City ruU.vnv , wns robbi'd IhEt
night. The burglars evld Hly ha.l i\ c Aiple
of teams , for they raisvrkod liiv/n. c gen
eral store , Mulligan's clothing ttce , Cix
Uros. , hardware , nnd D. 13runl : , dry joo.ls.
They carried away clochlnir , ilrv goo < 's
groceries and a vnrls v of n nicies wl.hcut
delectlon. Ollicers we o siiininon d ii'-it
early this morning and are In pursuit.
Wiitt'ncrii ( 'lmucro f
DES MOINES , May li.-Serial ( Tele
gram. ) One of the ntlorneys for the
Whisky Irust , Jolm S. Stevens of Peorla IE
In the city. He stated that the big distil
lery in the southeast j > orr. . > n 'f thr p'ty
would be put Immediately In op.'ra' on , 11
the law was changed. The plant hde is
one of the three largest in the wo1 id , the
two others being locUed in Pto'la. Dn
Molnes' cenlral looatl > 1 In tin corn btll
makes it a deslraule point lo > * liivior ninr.u-
facture. _
Muynr Kiitou' * Musonla Femoral.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , May H. ( Special
Telegram. ) The funeral of ex-Mayor Eaton
who died Sunday , was held today undei
the direction of Apollo commandery. A
large number of prominent Masons from al
parts of the stale were present. It was th <
largest gathering of Knights Templar linl !
has ever paid Irlbute to the memory of c
brother In this state.
Buprcmo Court Convene * .
DES MOINES , May 14. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The May term of the supreme cour
began this morning. All the Judges nn
present except Chief Justice Itothrock , win
is 111. A number of Important cases an
on the docket , but no decisions were ill ? !
today. Sixty-four persons applied for ad
mlttance to the bar and are being exam
Ined , One Is a woman.
To ( live Dlckcrfton a llcnrlnfr.
ATLANTIC , la. , May 14.-Speclal.-I (
has been agreed by the attorneys In thi
case that the criminal action against Isaai
Dlckerson for fraudulent banking as vie
president of the famous Cass County ban !
will come up for final trial at Olenwooi
June 4. About twenty-five witnesses wii
be subpoenaed from here to attend ,
Married nt Mulvcrn.
MALVERN , la. , May -Speci.il Tele
gram. ) Miss LIHIe Kelts win mar'ltt ( hi
afternoon to F. H. Parl- Chicago. Mis
Hells is the only daughter of Ms. J A
Hetts , proprietress jf rae Oott.i e note ;
Mr. Parker Is engagjd in bhlp inr uiiij a
Chicago.
CTJRES DYSPEPSIA.
tt
, t
A Now Vrepiration , I'lenmint , Iliirmtci-
Hi in pitI'repared holoty for Weak Ilce
tton.
A new remedy for dyspepsia and Indlgei
tlon , very highly recommended by Dr. Hai
land and Dr. Jcnnlson and other promlner
phyilclans Is a combination In tablet form <
vegetable and fruit essences , pure asept !
pepsin and Golden Seal. One of these tal
lets should be dissolved In the mouth att <
each meal , and according to Dr. Jennlson tl
effect teems to be that the food Is perfect !
and promptly digested before It has time I
tour and ferment , which causes all the mil
chief.
So popular have these tablets become wit
people who have any form of Indigestion th :
they are now sold by druggists everywbei
under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tal
lets.
lets.They are not a * ecret patent medicine , bt
as related above contain vegetable and fru
essences , pepsin and Golden Seal In a ( on
absolutely safe and pleasant to take.
A few of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets shoul
. be carried In the pocket and taken afti
18 meals and whenever there Is any pain <
dltcomfort In the stomach. They cure soi
stomach , heartburn , bloating , gai , palpltatlc
and all symptoms arising from dliordered d
gcstlon. All drugglili cell Stuart's Dyspepi
Tablets at SO cents for full sized package , i
to sent prepaid by mall from Stuart Co. , Ma
ehall , Mich.
MUNYON'S
SUCCESS.
The Greatest Known in the
Annuls of Medicine.
Monday's Sales of His Rem
edies Reached a Total of
2,847 Bottles in Omaha
Alone.
What Better Proof of the Efficacy
of 'Ihcse Little I'ellets Could
Any One- Desire Thau the
Above Statement.
From Wednesday until Saturday
nlRht 10,000 vltils of Munyon's Hliininm-
tlmn Cure wore glvou away fiw to the
public , and although but four days have
elupseil wlnci' the distribution ended ,
hundreds litivc reported themselves
cured , and thousands , hearing from
thi-lr friends tlio wonderful results ob
tained by the use of one small bottle
of these remedies , have hwoine con
vinced of their value and purchased
some of the same from tholr druggist.
TKN THOl'SAND DOLLARS
spent In mlvertisliif : could not have
created such a demand for any medi
cine. Hut the fact that out of 10,000
trial bottles given away only seven
persons have reported no benefit re
ceived , and -I'-'S cured , compels the most
skeptical to acknowledge the cltleaey of
Munyon's new method In treating dis
ease. Hcmembor this company puts up
a cure for every disease , just as posi
tive In Its action as the Rheumatism
Remedy , and sold by nil druggists for
25 cents.
cents.UIIDUMATISXI CURE.
Mnnyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guar
anteed to cure rheumatism In any part
of the body. Aente or muscular rheu
matism can be cured In from one to
live days. It speedily cures shooting
pains , sciatica , lumbago and all rheu
matic pains In the back , hip and loins.
It seldom falls to glvo relief after one
or two doses , and almost invariably
cures before one bottle has been used.
.STOMACH AND DYSPKl'SIA CUKE.
Munyon's Stomach nnil Dyspepsia
Cure cures all forms of Indigestion and
stomach trouble , such as rising of food ,
distress after eating , shortness of
breath , and all affections of the heart
caused by Indigestion , wind on the
stomach , bad taste , offensive breath ,
loss of appetite , falntness or weakness
of stomach , headache from Indigestion ,
soreness of stomach , coated tongue ,
heartburn , shooting pains of the stomach
ach , constipation , dizziness , falntness
and lack of energy.
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures all the
symptoms of nervous exhaustion , such
as depressed spirits , failure of memory ,
restless and sleepless nights , pains In
the head and dizziness. It cures gen
eral debility , stimulates and strength
ens the nerves and tones up the whole
body. Price , 25 cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pains
n the back , loins or groins from kidney
; llsease , dropsy of the feet and limbs
frequent desire to pass water , dark-
colored and turbid urine , sedlmcn
in the urine and diabetes. Price , 25
cents.
CATARRTII CURB.
Catarrh Positively Cured Arc you
willing to spend fit ) cents for a cure
that positively cures catarrh by remov
ing the cause of the disease ? If so , ask
your druggist for a 25-cont bottle of
Munyon's Catarrh Cure and a 25-ccut
bottle of Catarrh Tablets. The catarrh
cure will eradicate the disease from the
system and the tablets will cleanse and
heal the nllllcted parts and restore them
to a natural and healthful condition.
Munyon's Liver Cure corrects head
ache , biliousness , Jaundice , constipa
tion and all liver diseases.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu
monia , and breaks up a cold In n few
hours.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops cough ,
night sweats , allays soreness and speed
ily heals the lungs.
Munyon's Female Remedies arc a
boon to all worsen.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache In three minutes.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms of piles.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs
arc guaranteed to relieve asthma In
three minutes , and cure in live days.
Price , r > 0 cents each.
Munyon's Hlood Cure eradicates nil
impurities of the blood.
Munyon's Yltallzer Imparts new life ,
restores lost power to weak and de
bilitated men. Price , ? ! .
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy com
pany , Philadelphia , Pa. , put up spccillcs
for nearly every disease , mostly for 25
cents n bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
A full line of
MUNYON'S REMEDIES ,
On hand. Mailed on receipt of price.
THIS AMU : * i'ixroin cu. ,
1408 Farnnm Street. Opposite Paxton Hotel ,
OMAHA , NISI ) .
FREE !
MtJNYON'S
Guide to Health with every
purchase of his genuine
remedies from
KUHN & CO. ,
ISth and Douglas. Omaha Agency
All remedies mailed upon receipt of price
GWPANGLEM.D
, , , . ,
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' Experience ,
HE A OK It OF mSKAHES OF MKN ANB
WOMUN , XMlOriUKTOK OV Til 14
WOIIMIVI IIKKltAL UISriCN-
SAIIY OF M r.ltlCINlX
/ treat tha following Diseases :
Crttairh of the Until , TUroot nnd lamas ; Dls > '
fmscs of the ttjo and Knr , Fits mid Apoplexy ,
lloart lilsi-iiso , I.lvcr Complaint , Kidney Coin. ,
plnlnt , IServous lioltllltj. Mental I c > '
> reHnloti , I.OMS of aiaiiltoocl. Hem-
] nal WcalctiuHH , Diabetes , llrlulifg Ills-
fine , St. Vims' Dance , Uliciinmtlfun , 1'aralysln ,
WlntuSnehliiir , Scrofula , KoNcrSnrcjTum
or * anil 1'lHtiila In ano remoxetl
wltliout tlic Iculfc or ( Iraxvlnir u ,
drop t > fl > loocl. Woman wllli Her ' ,
( lullcate oriraiiH rcHtorotl to < .
licaltli. Dropsy cured wltlutut
tapping. Hpcclat Attention ut\cit
to l rl\at : and Venereal IllHoaHCH
> f all UlinlH. Sr lo SsixMSforlcIt fur
any Venereal lllnvaHc 1 cannot ouie ,
\vltlioul Blcrcury. TupoVorni8roinovcii \
In twoorthreo hours , ornopuy. Ilvmurrholda ,
or Plica cured. -
Tiiosn WHO AIM : AITMCTKI *
Will save llfo nnd liundrvds of dollars by call
ing on or using
DR. G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
Tim only I'liynlclnii wiiornn tell uliittulla
pomnn wltliiiutnHklngn < iuc tlii.
Tlionn lit u illntiinro nnul Tor Uurstlon
llI nkNo. 1 for iiion.Xo. S for voiiu'll.
All coriospondcnco strlutly confidentInl ,
ItodlclnoEvnt by cxprvBS. Addrcps all Icttora
to
S \V. 1 ANCI.K , M. ! > . ,
555 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUPPSI
GncloBO lOa In stampa for reply.
SOUTH AND NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDS
, AN
NEW YORK AMD CHICAGO LLOYDS
PIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Mi'ssrs. U , I.lttlellcltl & Co. , Insurance Agents '
nf Munndnock Illock , Chlcnco , Illinois , are no , < *
longer iiRcnts for Hie nbove Lloyds.
Unpaid premiums must ba pent to the Horns
Office , where any Information respocltne pollcloj
will be furnlnlieil , ntnl all business transacted
until further notice.
N. Y. , Mny 9th , 1893.
WHIPPLE & CO. , Attorneys ,
SOUTH ANI > NORTH AMKItlCAN ANO
NKW Y4IU1C AM > CIUU.\ > M.DYIitt.
no.MK oiTlti : . 35 Liberty St. , New York ,
Rowland Wm. Bailev , D , D.S
LEADING
.DENTIST
. *
3d floor Paxton
Block.
FineiTancT Best Dental Work
Gold Kllllnns , Ciowti und llildso Work.
Tuotli extracted without puiti without gas.
UseDr. Bailey's Tooth Powdcf
GEO. P. BANFOIID. A. W. UIEKMAN ,
President. Cashier.
First National
Of COUNCIL BLUrrJ , Iowa
Capital , $100,000
I'rohts , - 12.00O
One of ( he oldest tanks In Ihe Kit * at Iowa.
We BOltcIt your bualneii and collection ! . W
pay I per cent on time depoilU. Wu will M
Denied to see nnd icrv * you.
NOTICE OF HECUIVEH'S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given thut pursuant lo
an order of the district court of Douglas
county , Nebraska , entered on the 9th day
of May , lb [ 3 , In a still pending In Halt !
courl , wherein William A. Wallace IB plain *
tiff und Wallace nnd company , lncorpor
ated , Is defendant , I will on Monday , the
27lh dny of Mny , 1893 , al 2 o'clock p. m ,
of said day Ht the place of business of Billet
Wallace nnd company , Incorporated , at
number 411 Soulh Tenth street.ln Omaha , Ne
briiBkn , sell at public auction to the hlBhj
est bidder for cash all of the assets of salii
Wallace nnd company , Incorporated.
Said assets consist In part of saloon bars ,
back bars , mirror framen , ber coolers , etc. ,
all being manufactured by the said Wnlluco
and company , Incorporated , a complete out-
lit of Improved wood worklnp machinery.
together with shutting and belting and twd
Detroit electric motors of llfteen horse
power each , Ihe otHce furniture and fixtures.
and a lot of raw material and partially
manufactured stock.
Said properly may be inspccled at any
time during business hours and the under *
signed is authorized to sell all or parts of
Ealtl property at private sale at any tlm
prior to the dnto flxed for pubjlo sale. i
Said sale will bo conducted according ( o
the Instructions of Ihe court embodied In
the said order which will be found In the
olllce of the cleric of the dlslrict court or &
copy of the same may be Inspected on thtt
above premises at any time during business
hours.
JOHN JENKINS.
M-ll-171 m nnd Receiver.
1
AUorni.y.-Bt-l. w ,
> ractlceln the 3tato
and Federal Courts. Rooms
30C-7-8-9 , Shu-
Bart. Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Special notices-Council
CHIMNEYS CLHANnD ; VAULTS CLnANDD.
Kcl Burke , at W. B. Homer's , US Ilroadway.
FHUIT I'AIUI AND QAIIDEN LAND FOR
sale cheap and on easy terms. Day & Hess.
19 Pearl strict.
I-'AIUI LANDS TO UXCJIANOQ FOH GIT'S
property. C , R. Nicholson , C33H Ilroadway ,
FOR SALH , A NO. 4 UKMINQTON TYPE *
writer ; as mod as new. Sandwich Manufactur
ing Co. , 102S and 1030 U , Main sticct.
FOR nr.NT. ATTRACTIVE MODUIIN HOMO ,
In flna order , Khailo trees and lawn. Qcorc *
W. I' . Coatea. 213 Frank street.
LOST , IlirnVKEN I'OSTOFFICH AND PAIIIC
nvenue , bunch of keys on clialn ring. lie *
turn to Ilee olllce.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
STEAM DYE \WKS \
All kinds of Dyeing
and Cleaning done In
the highest style of
the art. Faded and
utalned fabrics made
to look as good as
new. Work promptly
done and delivered
In all parts of the
country. Bend lot
price list.
O. A. MAOIIAJf.
I'roiirlotoe
Broadway , near North * '
western Depot , Council
Ulutfs. Iowa , T l. m.
it oni ( IdCC
ItTl dlill uldoo
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