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Jlulge MCG4 ? yuterlay made an aIgn
ment of CISES In the sUllerlCr court.
Granll hotel , Council IJIuf8. Newly fur.
'I nlsbel. Heocell eouncl . 1 lufs. . . Clark. : Ilrop. I I' '
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Seining at Mauawa sti Roes merriy on.
D ) ' the time the l * son ends there will lJ
nothIng to , , elne.
10lhlnl lazel , the lte ) ( 11aught of J. I. ' . Hunt.
L urerlng ( from a hroken brn , cane,1 Iy
sufCerlnl
nn ambiions clmb onto ( the woodshed roof.
Let each member of the Worn ui's Chris. I
and frtotitls of that I
tian Teniperatice union frlell
cause Telpernce Iresent thIs afternoon at Broa Iway
Methodit church.
( 'roslns were hilt In 'epterlay over the
ditches cut In the Ianawa road , and the
danKer of ' 1 lou acclcnls and expense ;
lawsuis ) a\'NtcI ,
The rcienca ( of Mr. Hansen , on Avenue G ,
nenr Fourteenth stre' , wa hurglarl1e1 Suu-
day night A lathes' gold watch and a
Imal amount of money were lallen.
Wo have leased the t. ( I. Tnolts ' & Co.
coal yards an,1 arc IlreparNI to furnish alt
klnls , of coal , welghell on city scales ton .
nnt over , without extra cbarge. A. J. hood
& Co.
The Lal11es' 1ld tocltl of Sl John's 1iig-
< )
hish Luth ran church have postponed their
l.utl
nwetlng . which wan to hare been held at
the reslicnce oC Mrs. I , . V. Williamson ,
resllcnce ThnrE ' of next eek.
Thursday , until Thursday \eek.
John Webs er was arrested , yesterday morIn
Ing on the charge oC having asslslel , George
Hoper In making all assault on W. N. Shiaffer . I
anti promptly gave ball , for lila appearance
before JnslLe Cook tomorrow aernoun.
131)CCIIII ) mtIng or Y.xeelslor : lodge No
2 Sitecll , mrctng , ' an < Accepted Masons ,
'elnesd8Y evening for worK In first degree.
Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order
or tile worthy master. Nat Shepard . secre-
tar ) ' .
William Del Fan and Miss Josephine nlef
were wedded by Justice Cook Monday even-
weled Juslee
Ing. The bride has been a teacher In the
Public SChOOlS here , but IH now loeatell In
Iluble /
whIch wilt be their future
MisourI Valley , wl Cllre
bome.
The cases of the three boys charged with I
stealing I'd : lirown's $100 conic up yes-
stealng
terday. Ueelken and Hoper took a change
to JnFtlee Vlen's court. and Mooney's case
was continued by Justice Walker until 10.
' morrow. .
The members oC the local branch of the
'omen's Christian Temperance union arc
to meet In Broa way Methodist church this
afternoon to form plans for Fecurlup for
Council hIluffs the national convention of that
COlncl lurs
organizatIon , which ts to meet early In
November.
1.V. . Warren , charge with tryIng to 119
4 pose of a mortgaged wheel , has been arrested
In Des Moines , but has not been brought
home yel. I Is reported that nn attempt
II being male to effect 1 settlement , and this
causes the delay.
WillIam Phmkelt'harn In Garner town-
Wilam
ship was struck b ) lightning Sllnday and
was burned to the prounl , together with
a quantity of hay and grain and , farm ma-
ChiflCtY. The horses were saved. The loss
. : was about $200 , Partially Insure
Mayor Cleaver has Issued a cal for a special -
cial sessIOn of tIle city councIl to b3 held this
evening at which time the tax levy ror 1895
will be consllere < . Bids for grading llt-
teenth < nl Nineteenth avenues will be alIened ,
and , also bids for the construction of a sewer
on Avenue I. ' .
The delivery team of Oscar Yonnkerman
took a Iv\ly run on North Malu street yes-
tetlay morln ! and hashed Into tile front or
, v. C. gstcp's establishment. The pole of
the wagon struck the casement or the win-
dow , but In some unaccountable way failed
to smash the large plate glass.
The attorneys yesterday afternoon coni-
, mnNItheir arguments In the case or
- '
Marshal Bartalow , charged wIth a brutal as-
sanlt upon Terel , an Italian baleen vender.
' Both sIdes are Inlprovlnl thIs opportunIty or
airing up supposed anti real grievances cher-
resort. Ishied by dIfferent factions at this summer
The enrollment at the teachers Institute
. yesterday re.1chel 365 , a large attendance fur
, the second Ihy. I Is expected thAt It will
. clImb up to over 400. The sessions arc con-
fined to the morning hours , wIth the xcep-
fned
tton of drawing In the afternoon , thus allow-
lug the teachers leisure 10 diet new maler
and vIsit the parks.
Mrs. Mary mien Haskins , a daughter of
\rs. S. . Miller , a farmer living just east of
the city. has been aljllgel Insane , anti taken
to Mount Plensant. The unfortunate woman
Is Ilea und dumb as well as Ilenlented. In
her milder moods she contents herself with
praying to the sun and moon , but In wilder
moments viciously attacks ! her father and
mother.
- Many of the old campers at \anawa have
pulled up theIr tents and gone home. But
their places have been qiliCkly taken by new
tents and new crowls. Three new families
from Omaha took up their abode on Man-
hatan beach yeslerday. all two spread their
tents on tile norlh side. The canvas city
begins will continuo 10 be populous until aCer school
A man giving the name of 1. 1. liray , and
elalmLng to represent the Chicago Hecord ,
Is being anxiously inquired for b ) a number
of pople. Ho circulated the paper for sev- I
oral days or weeks , largely as salple copies ,
and finally eommencel to solicit subscriptions :
at 25 cents a month. He got a number of
busIness men on his lists anti , after con-
scientiously collecting the month's pay In ad-
, , . vance seems 10 have Iropped out of sight
* .
, . . _ . . after having delivered two or three caples.
The annnal reunion of the Velerans' associa-
ton of thL county begIns today at Neola , and
promises to be more largely attended than
any of the precedIng ones. Wal Mc'adden
and his drum corps , without whch ! such a'
reunion would border on failure , left last
evening so as to bo on hanll 10 greet the
first corners . The camp Is located about hal
a mie from the depot , In a pleasant grove ,
- made historic by the presence of the Ieley
army durIng the industrIal commotion. Slle-
clal railway rates of one and a thIrd fare
for the round trip ha\e ben secured
I
For rent , September I , new house , 8 rooms ,
, . . roller Improvements , $ 5OO per month , For
sate , new house , 6 rooms , modern Impro\e-
menls , fine location , U,500.00. Lougee &
Towle 23f Pearl street .
The Iardman piano wear like Iron.
fh.nrtM n. l.n. .
The Omaha Guards have brokin camp anti
gone bore , after spending two delightful
weeks at Manawa. I was with sincere re-
grt that the other campers saw them depart -
part . for the young men hare won golden
opInions and made , lasting friends during their
llrlef slay. Their conduct has been modeled
upon Chpterfeh1an patterns. ant they bare
become 1 Irorlnent anti delightful feature
In the social life at the lake. They proved .
Ihon\elves to be gentlemen at all times. The
guuds themselves and the hundreJs who
ltt them have great expectations for next
season. when they will spend months instead
of weeks In camp at Malawa under more
favorable conditions. Their stay this season
would have been much longer were It not for
the fact that they were obliged to begin
active drilling for the encampment at lusl-
Ings _ _
X. 1"'t'lnl Snh' .
We are sorry we could not have our regu-
lar July antI Algust cut price sale of all
shoes , but everybody knows of the advance
II price of shoes and leather. and as I never
have advertised anything I dill not do , and lS
no one could 110 that I had to pas It. But
al selling the tan shoes In both high antI
low cheap enough to mlk up I do not want
to cary a pair u'l next year.
SAHmNT , Ti ShOE MAN
Look for the Bear.
The noted General J. S. Coxey of Mirsilon .
, 0" , who Is atractng crowds of 5,000 to 25,00
Ileople to ben him on sound money and
good roads , will speak at the driving park ,
Council Bluffs , at 1 o'clock P. m , today ,
Wednerday , August 21. You cannot afford to
mln this opportunity to ace and hear this
noted speaker _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The mack Mocking Birds wi sIng at fan.
aWl this evening .
Non. fiber than the Uardman Baby Grants .
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( 'I I I a'llN nt \.r' ' { oil th , ' I'r4IItlll.
The city council met as eomlnltee of
the whole last night , lare1y for the purpose
of tr'lnl again 10 come to some satisfactory
conclusion concerning the operation or thE
motor trains un Upper Bruad"a ) ' " Nearly all
of the citizens who ha\e been active In the
effort to compel the motor company to rnn
Its double trains ItO I IHI the Plel'ce street I
loop were present. \
'fho r soluton of the councL whooping It
up 10 tile Terminal compI ) ' for its failure :
I to fulfill al ff the conditions or its Union
avenue ordInance was laid over until tile next
auth haying over
uteetlng . After taking up ald laylnl o\'e
the , Mynster street bridge matter . the piling
under , the No : engine house and the repairs
oIl " 'est Broadway , the molor lroblellivtis
al .
, Carson suijniitted the foiiow
reached Judge FulJllled folow.
. It writs received
lug solution of the dlmcul ) I WIU
IIHI reid al,1 , haiti UI Oieenrcitleida' table :
To the honorable llp.r . 111 Cit ) Coun-
cii : ( Jentlolilen-tn regard to the pre ent
ci Gentelln-in ,
matter which you have under cOlolllerton
ha\e
( \ unler
mllpr tu . lhmlt the folowing : There being
six 01111 trains , and the Main treel ter-
!
mInUs tutu , the Iroalln ) ' loop beIng about
equal . distances from the Junction or Broad-
WiY ull Illrl street , _ , vln : olheL .m
traIn cuull , tuke the JrOIUWI ' IOp 111
t''cry other otw the Main street rtn. N' ) % ' .
enl :
\ every Olahu Irall Is RuppoRPI to he
' antl Pearl hr a Fifth
nwt itt Broalwl } alli . ' Fith
IOVCIIUO Ctlt' each alternate 1.llh are-
flue cur would , mect each 111'I'nate Omaha
train , which would In' the Omaha-lroall-
wuy train. and Instead , of the Fifth avenue
car continuing its Journey Ironl1 the loop
clr \ hy contnuln 10t ! I mik , . the ) Main street run ,
rlurnln In time to meet the Ontaha-
Bloatlway ( train on Its retur from around
Ilulllwl
the loop ) The Fifth avenue ear woul,1 , thcl
hl i lit the pume Iloqllon nit If I hl.1 . mole
the Broadway loop , and would he ready
again 10 lake the ImnRrer.
l This would , 1 think , he I fair solnton of
tilt queston , us the Broadway peul.le . anti I
the :1uln treet 11eople would , have In even
hake and the motor company could per-
form this < servlco with the time number of
trlinf Its lt presclt. Hepsectuly MUifllittetl.
Attorney Snyder wanted to disabuse , the
minds nr the council of the belief hat I the
people of the First ward were not thoroughly
aroused over the matter. I was a queston
of dollars and cents With them , us the First 1
was the great residence ward or the city.
lore people ! , he thought were employed -
:
ployed In Omaha and hiving on
Broadway than there were In all the other
parts of the city. and .more went from
that part of town than from the Main street
portions. He wanted Ihe mate , postponed :
for two weeks for the purpose of permitting
the people of the First ward anti the motor
company gethll logether. Schubert obJect-
eti 10 any postponement for the reacon that
he saw no oossibillty \ of the company being
able 10 comply with the demand. The postponement .
ponement was finally carried and the dale
fixed 10 September Ii , Brown and Schubert
voting against it. The mayor appointed I
committee of citizens 10 canCer with the
motor company consistng oC W. A. Iaurer ,
chairman : William Uunyun and Spencer
Smith. The commitee then adjourned unl:1 :
September 16. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
1 "I':1 , 'ril\ : ( ( ) lNG .t'i' COS'I'
Nt"'I ) ' Hh'lll Awn y Clonk.
I A big lot olds and ends , In ladles' lace
bll
capes and laMes' fal weight jackets . that
sold at ; 3.50 to $5.00. go Wednesday at 25c
each.
A big lot of ladles' and mls.c' jackets
and capes all latest style , big sleeves , was
$ t.OO , $5.00 anti $6.00. alt at one price : Wednes-
day , U.OO each
LatlIe' , $7,50 , $8.50 and $10.00 mAckin-
toshes , double texture , plaid lining , some
with silk-lined capes , all at once price $5.00
each.
Wg AHE GONG TO LEAVE YOU SOON.
All our $1.00 bedspreads , 691 each .
$1.00 bleach table damask , Gt yard .
Gc colon flannel , 3ye yard.
1,000 remnants bleach muslin , 2c 'ard.
All linen glass check toweling . 3c ) "arl1
All our Smyra rugs at less than cost.
They must all go. _
I TERRIFIC SLAUGHTgR OF FINE DRESS
GOODS. . . . . - 1
I you want a nice black or colored dress
you can buy II now at hal what others will
ask you
27-lneh black satin rhadame was UOO ,
now SOc yard 1
$1.00 black satin duchcss , now 750 yard.
$1.25 black satn ! duchetta , now 85c yard.
paIr. All our $1.00 whIte chamois kid gloves , 590
paIr.Our entire stock of $1.25 and $1.50 un-
dressed kid gloves , In t and 8-butlon , In
black , tans , browns and . grays , all at one
price lomorrow. They must go ; 69c paIr.
This Is a big loss 10 us , but they must go.
Our time is I short. Lay In a supply. New
prices on eyerthng ! all over the slore Come
In loday. DgNNSON BHOS. ,
Council Bluffs.
I ( I.I.Y OP AN OI.U IAN.
Law AI'II'nl"1 ufor Ht'lt.t ( ruin a
" 44) Ill It il'M C"IIIIllnIM hilI. I
The peculiar relationship which has existed
between Fred Lutzlnger anti MolIe Graham
has ben aired very thoroughly In Justice
Vein's court. I was a dirty washing , and a
morblll crowd Las watched eagerly each piece
lS II was hung out on the judicial hue. .
Lutzlnler , has tired of having M01e occupy I
his house all has been seekIng to eject her ,
anti In order 10 get a legal right 10 do so
has had to stand a good deal of spattering.
and sonic of the mutt has stuck. lie clalmell
that he had an arrangement wIth Mollo
by which the latter was to bl his tenant
sImply , the monthly rent to be pall by her In '
numerous friendly services . and that this
arrangement was termInated last February.
She wouitln't move out anti so he applied to
the arm of the law 10 give her a boost to-
ward the front door. She claIms that Lut-
singer In a spasm of unusual affection ,
gave her the 10us ! Dy Justice Vlen's Ile-
elslon , rendered yesterday I.utzlnger Is recognized -
nized as the owner of the property anl the
laldlord , while M01e Is simply a tenant rt
will , at her own wl.only , and therefore
she must go. Her attorneys fell a notice
of appeal. _ _
lun"Nn ( ) ItOUTE.
Ihi'iitlrctl htutic.
TriennIal conclave Knights Templar l3os-
ton , Mass. Sale ' August 19 to 2t.
American Iharm'c ullcal associatIon , Denver . .
ver Colo. fale August 1 and 12.
National convention Keele3a league , liar-
risburg I'a. Sale August 16 to 22.
In aI1ton I have on sale Summer Tourist
tickets 10 varIous points In the United Slates
and Canalla.
Call and get copy of map and Illustrated
write up of the great Yellowstone National
park O. M DROWN. Ticket Agent .
C. D. kindergarten opens ptember 2.
Xnfouul Cou"t'ntou ufV. . C. 'I' . U.
There Is an opptrtunlty to secure the national -
tonal eon\entcn of the Woman's Christian
i Temperance union for Council Bluffs . and 1
meeting will be hell In the Broadway feth.
odist church this afternoon at 3 o'cloek for
the purpose of taking the neeeuary steps
Mrs. 1)r. Gordan . president of thQ
local association , wilt lay' before the
ladies and other who attend the
meeting a letter from Mrs. H. T. HInman ,
president of the Iowa State association . The
communlcalon calls the attentIon of the
local association to the fact that the national
convention can be secured If desirable , I Is
estmated that there will be from 150 10 20
delegates who will have io be entertaIned be-
sides a large number pf visitors. I Is needles
to lay that the members of the local
union are enthusiastically In favor of holding
the natIonal meetIng her . but they cannot
do It alcne , and the meetIng this afternoon
Is for the purpose of devising ways to ac.
complsh the desired end. The matter has
already been pretty thoroughly discussed ,
and there Is left little rom 10 doubt that the
fnal arrangements will be easily and quIckly
made. In Noyember. The eon'enton1 meet some time
The only piano worth having , the Hardman.
Ih'hll CIOI.I Onto
The August sale at the Boston Store la
closIng out Bummer goods fal : We don't
want to carryover summer merchandIse and
hare made prices that will insure quick sales .
Attend the August closing sale.
_ OWLEH , DICK & W ALIUn ,
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II l'uses UM u ! lh'ux wih n"'nt Sil' .
t''NM.
John W. Pi'ul returned front Chicago yesterday .
terlay afternoon after 11 absence of several
months Naturally hts friends and the news-
pallPr reporters were anxious to have him
tel them some news about slack yards , pack-
hug houses , etc. , but he met all advances with
n smile anti , put In his lme giving a more
provoking taclte. curl 10 his hamlsome blonde incus-
tlche.1 the stock yarls , amI packing houses
be built within the next year ? " ,
"I think Iowa and Nebraska's corn crop
ought to make It necessary for more stock
yards , somewhere. "
"Is here I any hope or the revival I In the
lear future of the big schemes In the north-
western . , part of the city ? "
"I has been a gloriously perfect season
. (
and everything Is prosperotls "
"Wil there , be a $1,000.000 packing plant
estahlshed In Council Bluffs within a year ? "
'My health Is excellent , thank you , and 1
haven't lost any sleel since I left Council
nltlrrs : '
Durs. work bo 'commenced on the stockyards
' this fall ? "
yards
fal
, ,
"I i am glad 10 see that : flna\a Is l\lng
a great boom You wilt find that Colonel
Heed Is a great man one oC these days , aml
he wil build up 1 big thing dowl there
where there used to be nothing. "
"Has there been any permanel abandon-
uncut of the plans for the big Impro\ement3
up around North Twentieth street ? " .
"I am glad , to see that you have had plenty
of rain out here. I think this as a sure-
thing country. "
"Tell us somethlnl about what you intend
to do. "
"Poltcs don't cut any figure these days I
'lnd we ought 10 all be thankful that Grover
has a pall and one to spare. Free silver- "
Paul
The only Information that the genial
could be Induced to Give without tile use
or dynamite was the assurance that he had
returned to Council Burs to stay , ant ? his
appearance tines not indicate that he has
returned for hIs henlth. Another little bit
been ' added Interest
of gossip tnt has given allel
Iv Mr. Paul's return Is the report that En-
g1nter'adtlell , who made the plAns for the
big draw bridge , has been called to I'liila-
Ia .
eI11hla.
< A wel known gentleman somewhat hmlar
wlh the vernacular of portng circles ! , trIed
with equal earnestness ami suc 'e's to got
some news from Mr. IJul and after an hour's
effort was heard 10 exclaim wlh great
earnestness : onfounl , a man that won't
show his hand and won't even discard "
Notice to Contrnl.torM.
Dds will be recel\e up Wednesday
noon , the 21st day of August , 1895 , fr Ihe
grading of Gilbert lake , c : aate In the
city of Council Burs , according to plans
and specifications now on fe In the office
of Gilbert Bros. Dds per cubIc yard In
bank. No bids entertained unless accom-
partied by a certified check of $100 We
reserve the right to reject any and nIl bIds.
,0LlmnT DHOS.
Yes , the Eagle laundry' "that good
laundry . " and Is located at 7t Broadway.
1 In doubt about thIs try It and be convInced
Don't forget name and number. Tel 157.
The Black Mocking Birds will sing at Ian-
swa , this evening.
Head Davis' ad. Davis sells hammocks
beap. _ _ _ _ _ _
Pt'r".nn1 l'ulrltgl'ltlIliH.
Sheriff Ha1en has gone to ClarInda.
Miss Kitte Dul.1nl Is vIsiting Chicago
frlen s.
<
yesterda A. D. Preston of A\oea was In the city
Mrs. I ) . 10lst bas returned from hot
Springs S. D.
Sol Bloom of lealvooll Is greeting his old
friends In the l3itlffs.
Chief of Polce Scanlan and wife returned
yesterday Cram Neola.
Mrs. W. S. Williams and daughter have returned -
turned from \Visconsln.
lrs. W. II. Wakefeld has gone to : lns9-
,
chusetts to visit frlen < s. I
Colonel J. J. Slea < man and wie . are back
from [ blot Springs , S. U.
D. g. Whieman left last evening on a vIsit
10 his old home In MaIne.
Mrs. S. C. Baldwin or Chicago Is In the city
visiting Mrs. Lawrence hoist.
Captain Malby leaves this evenIng to
meet . his fellow vets at Neola
\ \ . B. Oaks , cashier of the Silver City
bank was In the Iurs yesterday.
County Attorney W. A. PrInce of Grand
island was In the city yesterday on busl- :
ness.
ness.Mr. . and Mrs. H. Onren and daughter , Miss
Minnie stay. , have gone 10 Denver for a month's
Charles Dump has returned from a visit to
relatives near Cle\eland , 0" , whom he has
not seen for thIrty years.
11ev. and frs. F. If. Sanderson spent
yesterday In the cIty , the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Ayres 810 Avenue 13. :
Mrs. Fred C. Cark and her neice , Miss
Imogene Larls , of Chicago , are In the city ,
the Iuesls of Mrs. M. J. Alwarth I
S. H. Taylor , who has lately taken up his
residence In Co ncH Bluffs . left yesterday on
a visit 10 hIs old home In Oreonta , N. Y.
I. W. ! la1elon , wife and daughter , left
last evening for Massachusetts to spend a
month's vacation with friends and relatives.
Mr. B. Ayres returned yesterday Cram
Burlington JunctIon , Mo. , where ho hos been
trying the mineral springs for rheuma-
tisiti. .
J. F. Gibson . division superIntendent of
the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul was In
the city yesterday looking after the Interests
of the road.
Mrs. John Stark of Polo , Ill. , arrived , yes-
terday 10 attend her sister , Mrs. I. A.
Cook , who was Injured a few days ago at
Lake Manawa .
Ur. G. W. Pangle has returned from Gen- '
eva , Net . where he vis led hla cousin , : f.
lanll ( lie also had the pleasure of meet-
Inb his uncle and aunt who
, lIve In Ohio ,
and who were enroule home from an extended .
cd western trip lie had not seen Ihem for
thirty " .
"ears. _
'I'euit'huers AUt'lton'
The special dIscount to
teachers gIven by
us last year will be good while you are here
I. this ypar. Remember , shoes have advanced
In price , but Sargent Is still selling at the
old price. You can always find nice shoes at
Sargent's. We sold tots of shoes 10 teachers
last year anti want to sell more this. You can
fInd the store easy Just look for the IG
WHITE BEAU : thai's where they will have
nice shoes cheap. 413 Broadway.
'nn Shines nt Y..r ( WI l'rit-c
They are nearly all gone , but still have a
great many 3s. 4 anti , 5s , the prettiest shoes
you ever saw , anti we don't want them Come
and get them We Ilon't let anyone go out
If It's the price that's bothering.
This Is SARm NT'S.
Look for the Dear.
The lardman Is full and rich In tone.
Fttni'riil ut Snm : furr'.un. '
Last evening , when the shadows were
! err gathering over the city , an Immense
concourse of people assembled around No. 3
engine house , where the venerable Sam Mor-
risen the blind veteran fireman , had made
his home for so many years . The funeral
services were held In gstp's undertaking
rooms , Rev : Ir. Hooker of the Trinity Ieth-
oust church officiating . The rooms were
filled , a8 was the sidewalk aitti street. The
services were brief and Iittpresstve. The
minister spoke feelingly and eloquonty of the
long years of faithful service rendered by
the death man , and toM again how he was
stricken with blindness while In the discharge -
charge of ills duty. Is gentleness and Uncomplaining -
complaining fortitude while bearing his heavy
affliction were made subjects for
some tender remarks When the
services were comilleted the casket ,
covered with flowers and flags. was bore
to the hearse by the ftremen . The members
of the Ore dellartment , the Veteran Firemen's
association to the number of about fIfty . and
the Od,1 , Fellows' lodge , of which he was a
nieinber followed the cortege the
tire bell tolling softly a the vroc's-
sian passed An Immense number of carrIages
joined tha corteSo as I passed the engIne
house . anti te hue reched : 1111\\98t \ \ the full
Jngth of Oakland avenue. Til ) Interment
II a made In 1"RlrvlEII' . Thl services II thl
' the the
grave Were brief , merely llal of
church. With the first ! olnts ot the cloths
rattling upon the coffin huntells of beaus
\ ere bared and howel , , and a ! lent , but
"loIUent tribute was palll to the brave old
irenien .
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Cul.1 hIeetl'14 1tt.
The Grand Plaza at Lake lanwa was
fIlled with a delghlc1 and enthusiastic
crowd last nlg"t to participate In flue bene-
fit given Colonel led by the cAmpers who
have enjoyed his hospialy all nmmer.
The tender epistles that the gallant colonel
has been writing 10 the ladles through the
columns of The lice have haul a marked
effect anti male him extremel popular with
the ladles and brought them out by
hundreds last night. nUrln the after-
noon the ladies camping at the lake took
possession or the pavilion and translormed It
Into a veritable bower of flowers . lags anti
s reatlies . An artistic slHnwrler was pressed
Into sef'le , anti , Colonel UeeI's , name , bealt-
Wul ) ' lettered In green anti gold . was placed
In a frame anti suspe"le,1 over the music
slam\ The frame was hidden entirely with
flowers anti , le\'ps. A splenlhl , program was
rendered wholly by local talenl. The origin-
ally of the Itea , the novelty of It
all , added to Ihc Intrinsic merIt of
thoS2 who took part , caught the crowll.
The capture was complete , anti more enthusi-
astic encores were never hoard In the
pavilion. The only incident that seemed to
cause a partcal of regret was the titter
failure of the crowd to get Colonel Heed
to come out and , lake 'a spepch. Ills modest
was too great , antI when the calls begun to
be made for him It took two or three of tIle
strongest men on the prounls , to 11revent him
running away anti hiding hIs burning blushes
In the deep water . of the lake.
The favors were' almost e\enl ) " distrlhuted
by common con-
bnt the High school quartet )
cent were gl\en - the honors - . of the evening.
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Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Iho following parties :
Name and Address , Age.
1)ougias Lewis , Council Itluffs. . . . . . . . 24
I DOUllS Bird , Council iliuff'i. . . . . . . . 18
Byron n. Smith , Council Bluffq. . . . . . . . 28
I.uell G. 1.'rench , CouncIl Illufftu. . . . . . . . . . 20
The GenuIne Uound Oak Furnace Is the
same success that the Genuine Houn,1 Oak
healer Is Air-tight , gas.l\ht , burns any
kind of fuel and less of I than any other
furnace made. Lowest prIces. Cole & Cole ,
H Main SI.
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G 1\ ! . PI.O\'U'S ; : lnloly 10xonBn ,
ht'lItllillM tif I Meiitl'r .r thl' T.t'wiM
1111 Cllr' ' ' lcut'u1Itilul n'hurlel.
SIOUX CITY . Aug. 20.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-The bones of Sergeant Charles Floyd , a
member of the Lewis and Clark expedition ,
who died near the pre.ent site oC Sioux
City In 1804. on his way to the head waters
of the Missouri were reburied by the Floyd
Memorial association this afternoon . Flo ) < 's
body was moved once before , owing to the
cutting of the bank or a river near which
the grave was located , and on the present
occasion to brIng It nearer the city , where
the grave can receive better care. Dr.
Elliott Coues of Washlngon. ! the LewIs and
Clark historian , pror. James Buter of MadIson -
Ison , \'Is. . the discoverer Qr 1"loyls journal ,
a"1 a number of memberS of . 'hO memorial
association mUle aldresses , .Thls evening
Prof. Butler and Dr. Coues spoke on the re-
cults or the expe.Iition and Floyd's character
before a large meeting. " '
Xt'n' C.mlllu/'M l t''ril'rnt.'I.
DES MOINES , Aug. 20.--pecial ( Tele-
gram.-Articlos ) of incorphratin have been
filed for record by the Gel Bullion Mining
company by Oof Palmart and W. H. Ken-
nedy. The stock announced Is $1,000,000.
Also by the Western Coak ! company , with a
capital slack of $10,000. ; Thel Incorporators
are J. A. Lobb Kale K. Lobb arid W. H. i
anl
Lobb. Also Western Light And Heat coin-
pany The capital slocc..ls tb be 250,000
anti the \uslnoss to be trannctet1 'Is' the
ownifig . ni'kln and sallingot'ga : .1 m3clles
and appliances. . The omcers are : ' President ,
George W. Denl1et , Des Moines ; vice presl-
dent , A. g Johnson , Liberty Ind. ; secretary -
lary , g. P. Thompson , Oakland , Cal. These ,
wIth A. W. Snyder al1l C. J. Mtirphy . appear -
pear as the boarll of dlreclors. X. A. Walker
and S. C. Green ! 'e also incorporators .
The Clarinda Investment company Is to
have Its princIpal place of business In na )
Molncs. The capItal stock Is ; 5OOO. The
president Is H Gibson and the secretary J.
11. Shepardson , who are also the Incor-
poralors. _ _ _ _ _ _ -
Must AlINwer St'rl"uM CilarureM.
MALVgTN , Ia. , Aug. 20.-Spocial.-Ow- ( )
Ing to the continued severe illness of Stella
Layton and the evidence obtained that :
crimInal operation had been attempted , an-
other warrant was sworn out last evening
against H. H. I.1lrd of Tabor , chargIng him
wIth that crime. Deputy Shell I Talbot
made the arrest and he was brought here
'
last eevnlng. He Is nol awaiting trial under
$500 bonds for spdueton , The preliminary
examination was postponed last Friday untIl
Thursday next on the last mentioned charge ,
on account of the illness of Miss Layton
nh',1 Siiiluleimly . .u n 'I'ruln.
DES MOINES , Aug. 20.-Speelal ( Tele-
gram-The ) dead bOdy or a man about 30
years old was found on a Chicago Great
Weslern railway train at Talmage this morn-
lug. Thtc' holy was brought 10 this city anti
identified this afternoon b ) S. n. Phllps of
larshalown as that of his , son , Fred , who
.
was on his way home ( rout Leavenworth
Heart trouble was the fram of dealh.
Stlf' St'iioul "t 1'1mhlhulnl Opeiied.
DES MOINES , Aug. O.-Speclal ( Tele'
Rram.-The ) Iowa Stale School of Embalming
commenced a three days' session here today.
The work wi consist of lectures and prac-
tcal demonstrations with cathavers. I Is
conducted by W. H. Hohenschuch of Iowa
City . He Is working up the undertakers ! to
ask the legislature to pass a bill to license
undertakers and requIre an examination .
l'ioiii'ers \ IhHlle.
MISSOURI VALLEY , la. , Aug. 20.-Spl ( :
cial.-.Thursday ) occurs the annual reunion or
tile Old SeWers' association at Magnolia , the
foiiiier county seat of Harrison county. Old
Settlers' day Is a red letter day here. Everybody -
body goes. The occasion draws an Immense
I crowd from all portions of the county.
lIE LIKES TiE JAPANESE
OongresUtu Dooltle Sure They Are n
OUiug People ,
TAKING AFTER AMERICA AT RAPID GAIT
l'rllll"'M tl ( lln Mitmiu'y tt ! l'h Chlr .
Il'h'r nM II 1.'I.I1lh' Clmm'I'CI
,1h Oriental In,1 . $ lltl
' \lerl'll Stnh.
Congressman UJoltle of Washington was
In the city for a few hours ) 'eslethy afternoon .
noon on his wa ) ' home from the national
capital . where he huts be(1 to look after some
mllers connected with congressional legis-
lalon , At the Iresent ) lme : fr. noelle
resides at Tacoma. Years ago he was a
resident of Nebraska
In the plSt summer : fr. Doolite visied ,
Japan and was with Congressman Mercer or
this cl ) : Ir. Uooltle spent several weeks
In Japan : and was hIghly plelse,1 with the
trip. Ho Is a Irm believer In the prosperous
future of the Japanes lie says that the
country .s deelol)111ery rapidly anti that
the people are lal(111 on American ways
much more raph1y than the Chinese. 'rile ) '
are keen , btismness-ltke men and are sharp
at drl\lng bargJlns. As artisans anti meehan-
\ artsans
ice tile ) ' have few I.f arty equals. In speakIng
of this : Ir. Dooltte cited an Inslance Incite
one of the principal cities a couple of years
ago I wealh ) ' JapaneFo was putting up a
large manuCaeturlng Illanl. Before he had It
completed an American hllpened along with
I couple ! or gas engines , one a smal one
land the other large , callable of driving the
whole of the machinery or the establisliiiient.
The American trIed 10 sell his larger en-
glne1 but only succeede , after explaining
the working oC Ihe machine , In selling the
smaller one The next year the FAme American -
can visited the .Yailnese again and was some-
what astonished to see the machinery oC the
plant thriven by gas engines The lroprletor
had buil several gls engines , exact duplicates
of the one which he had purchased the year
before , only larger and more powerrnl. Tue
little englno had been Imiated , even 10 the
brass plate upon which was the name and
location of the m ller.
SUGGESTION TO SILVER ' IEN.
In speaking of monetary affairs : Ir. Doo- I
little said : "Tho sUrer using countrIes or' '
Ihe world arc these of the Orient and I so
happens that Ihe ) are the only ones wIth
which tile l'nled States can hope 10 build ,
up commerclp. relations. The English coun-
tries ha\e taken our breadsturs and meals
when they could not purchase as cheaply else-
where. There Is no promLse or the relations
In the futnre being more profitable than
.
they have been In the past , consequently
the attention of manufacturers autti merchants
atenton <
must be directed In establishing and main-
lalnlng trade relations with the Orlell and
'
the states of' South America. ThL result
coul be brought about by the remo\al or
the three obstacles which now stand In the
way and which may be named as follows :
"I lrsl , by congressional legislation oC the
coinage of the Japanese yen , or dollar , a
standard dollar that would con'aln 461
grains of silver , correspondIng with the ? Iex.
lean tlollar. Place on one side If you hike.
the American eagle , or any other device , and
)
on the reverse sitie place some oriental char.
acllr denoting the amount of sliver In the
coin The AmerIcan trade dollar , so-called
was a Calnre In the east , and for the reas"u
that It carried no declaratIon of character
These suggested dolars would circulate Cer
years and years , and their use woul etab-
Ish their credit . The United Stales woul i
newer be called upon to redeem them The
English have for a long time purchased silver
bullion In the United States and MexIco ,
shlppe,1 , It to England , where It has been
coined Into such dollars , and now that eoun-
try Is even putting a mint ' In at hang Keng ,
handlng silver In this way Fr years In the
orient the purchasing coin has been the dollar -
lar , where the product has been purchased
and unloade'd on Ihs ! country , wo deriving ne
benefIt whatever , It all going to the European
counlrles.
REFORM IN CONSULAR SERVICE.
"Seconth , I would have a respectable con-
sulalo In every foreign country. I would
have legislaton so that when a consul was
selected , I he was round suitable 10 the plaef
and In sympathy with the conditons , ho
would not be chanled with every incoming
admlnlslraton ! having It so that cons ms. '
when they bad learned the language of thc
country to whIch they were sent , woulY be
allowed opportunities for promotion . There
should be arrangements perfected : by whIch
the United States would own tim consulate
residence and the grounds. There shoul
<
also be a commissioner of commerce , svitn
should bo familiar with the opportunlte3 : for
Increasing trade relations with the Unied
Stale and other countries This man should
have a permanent tenure of ofce ( , and , abov/
all I , foreign representatives hould lake for-
elKn representation respectable ,
" 'b ld , there bhould bo congressional 1l1.
Islaton looking 10 buiding up the merchant
marine of this counlry. The pcpe : of Ibe
orient will eagerly a\al Ihemse1ves of the
opportuniy of trading with us as soon . as such
an opportunity Is presentel. "
1'It'VlC.ii MF'I'liOlS IN JA I'AN.
l"te"t'Mt"J ' ) nlk wlh I Nut 4 I vi' ' \lo
" 'u" Iiuit'utt'tt In lovu . .
Gore Kaburaji a young Japanese student
who graduated this summer from the Upper
Iowa university at Fayette . Ia. , Is In Council
Burs , stopping at 921 HIgh street He ex-
pects to remain there two or three weeks ,
making final preparations for a tour around
the Iorl < . lie Is an ordalnll minister of
the Methodist church and a graduate of the
Garret Bblcal Institute' at 1\an6ton , Ill.
Durlnl his stay he will occupy the pulpits
of several or the Methodist churches In Council
Burs , and w1 also give some lectures In
costume upon the ways of the people of his
own hand : Ir. Kaburajl Is a very interesting .
Ing personality . not brilliant , but extremely
polite and polished , anti Ilpresses one with
the Idea that he has a comfortable amount of
reserve power where he can get It when
occasion requires. lie Is a very interesting
and entertaining talker , and when contrasl-
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- contrasl5
People have s
Dyspepsia
¶ : because their stnfeh lack the digestive fcllq ( Hyrr chlorla and lactc ) :
l _ , . and a MuWclent IIPOUIh } of gastric Juice anti pcp lo.
. : SrUART'S'I
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Iare prepared solely fet ptomaeh trubles and cure dyapcpsia and indigestion
by upplylnl whnt nntllru ( this tudo. dypepsia
pcp-Ins. They llcrcasu tile a how , of unstrle Juice , they supply the dlgestvo acids all
Tim past , mORtnntural euro for Indigestion . sour stomach , heudachc ,
COnstipation and fllrall trouhit's.
I Full sized patklks aoc. at druggists or from
STU7RT COj . 7RSH7L.L . 7ICH . :
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
. STEAM DYE WOaKS
I
, A 1 kinds of Dyeing
i the Cleaning hiGhest dJ:1 or In
the art. Fnded and
stlined fahrlcs made
YEW0 to look as good n.
-V Y E o new. done 'Work and prompty delveld
i 1 1 - 4ORKj ] NI price coun.ry. In Ut parts Bend or Ihe rOt
: : I 0 4 , M.lOtht
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* hireadway , acer North.
wta Depot , Council
hug American ways anti letloh with those
of his country he grows eloquent ' , always
tempering his expressions with about In
equal Olount of enthusiastIc Iralse for each
counlrr. Sllaklnl of the political mlthOl8
of Jal.al . 11 a conversation yrlerIO" , he saul
that \I'hll lodlI\11 largo 1110n those ( pre.
railing lit tile UnIted Stats , the funehlsc
was necessarily more I 1 I tl.
"i'ornen can vote In Jap.\I , " Mil he' , "but
as there can ani ) ' be one veto 11 a faml ) ' ,
all as that vote cal be cast tiy an ) mcmber
agreed IPOI by the faintly , It .10es not often
happen that the 1111e heall or Ihe house Is
magnalimous enough to permit his wife or
his Ilaulhtlr to 110 the \'olnl. WI ( semi or
tlaiightcr cal east the ballot. The SOl musl
be over 21 } 'larl alI and Ihe 11\ughlr over
18 , anti mlst have certain other Important
qualifIcations. Property antI educational
Iluallcalons are required No hOlse can
claim the right 10 \'oll until the gO\'ermlt
Is pall annually the sum of $15 , never less
I and frequently more No one can vote who
I I unable to read anll write the Jlpalese :
lalllag ( The Japallsc lose to exercise
their rralchl ! , beeauso they ale Int(18el'
patriotic , and the po\'ernmllt has taken atl'
vantage of thIs fact to make I a reiiiark-
able delorrtnt of crime. Aumy l1rson of
either sex who has been convicted or a crime
and imprisoned , even hal a uiuy ' : . at any Ill (
during the pr\lols ; seven years ( , cannot claIm
the right 10 vote . Sc\el ) 'I'af must elapse
after [ tile convictIon for any minor offetise
before tIle unforilnato Is 1)llgll nail Iho
ban lifted. This ten,1 to make Ihe . 'apancsO
of all classes rev ) careful about Infrlllln
on the laws. 'rhe eomlls lol of a flony
puts an etcrnal slop 10 the poltcal fran-
chlse "
: lr. Kabtiraji , aflr the completion of hi
tour around tIle worll , intends 10 return 10
Japan and dovole his life 10 educational , and I
Christian work. '
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1h'I.111 ( III' ( 'Ii ii'iigti nt.t'lt \.h'rl
MASON CITY , la. , Aug. 20.-Special ( Tehe'
grani.-Thtis city Is soon In be the terminus
of the Chicago Great Western railroad. Irs-
ident l Stckne ) and General Manager naymo"l
iuquy were In the city today , In conversa-
101 with bmiless men , arid expressed their
lulenlons of extending tile road this fail
rrOll1 liayfieiti , Minn. , 10 this city , a distance
of slxty-Iwo fillies. The ) ' nOI' 011 tile Ioad
as far as lanllY .Tuulction. The Jase oC
, Ihe Iowa Central having bcen calceled , they
I 111 have but twelve miles of [ tooth 10 build
10 reach here . Iresllent Stewey ! says he
twill not ask for a borate . but would like to
have a nlmber of certfcalps taiten . which
swill be redeemed at par by the road as pa-
ment for freight or fare
.
e" Ilt'lmn I : IHt ( 'l'iohlMl ) ' :1..h.l.
CEIAT HAllnS , In. . Alg , 20.-Spelal (
Telegram.-W. ) A. Smlh , alderman rrom the
Sixth warl , has been missIng rrom Cedar
Hallls for several Ileiks , and It Is said lie
has absconled. , Another report Is 10 the
effect ho Is financially tlbarrassed and Is
trying to raise funds , among his friends He
owes the city over $200.
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It's n cold day when you can't
get n ! argall In n plnno or organ ,
Especially now-
; 4 pays all there Ii to pay for
a Mutton . & Hamln organ , that's
been used.
$17 for I slx.stop Hoyt organ .
$57 for I ilatollVilcox & \'hiite.
$9 : for I Klm11 organ.
$ Gl for I Kimball organ ' with 1
stops In11 mirror In (01) .
!
Terms , $ down tend $ a month
A. HOSPE , . hmM - . ,
M usic niud Art ,
! iMa Iougias ,
m : - k !
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10e.
Save . .
How ?
BY BUYING
HAWlH'S ' UNIQUE CURlE E
.
oC its. Om' plco is 15c per bottle
Large $1.00 slzo-our price 750
ShOrlRl & MCCOllBllru [ . Go O
1513 DODCE ST. ,
2. Door Wcst P. 0. Omaha
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El ) UCA'I'IONAI .
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St. MARY'S _ ACADEMY
I
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( Oss Mmm.ml W".r or NOTa& DUI UIIVKRSIT. ) I
80lh Academic Term will open Monday Sept. 2,1095
The Acadomlo COlrse 15 ' thorough In tile l'rCllro
tory benter anti L'lilSbleat ( kadem. MusIc le\nr '
nnl Cn..lcat ( rall'8.
mCII , al the \IUI or time bust Conservatories or
) tiroIo Is uDder charge of a cormipetent corits uf
ten"hur. BUllo 101clcd 01 the great. Ar corl's ols
or } Curomo. 'irawlnant1 i'alntiiut Irca hUe amid tilt
Klrolo. .lrwlnl Inlllll
mtridtqtie. l'honography 01,1 'Fyje , . Writing tl"hl ,
1lUiltltIlttSeqtliIitOd with Fire Fbcalto A seitaralo
ttepartutont for cililciren uttdor 1.1. Amnthy for cata'
loguolojslr'ctreiortle tClIilt'IliV
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N'lMAUY'M
Ntstre Dutuita r. o. , Nt. Joseph Co. , Imid.
UNIVERSITY OF IIOTRE DAME
The lOSr.l Se..to , , VIll ( ) pt'n
TUESDAYMt'T. Brd , 1890.
Full Courses In Classics , Letters. Science , Law ,
Cidi and Mechanical Engineering.
'l'horotugii I'reparatory anti Comirnerclal Courses
St. Edward Uatl for t'oys llntler B I , , utitquu in th
coiuiioteneeaof tie equiitui'n ( .
Cataiouenee .Oflt tre'i oil up.iicnitan to
ICIOV , ANIJ1tIOW t 1e1tti.V C S C.
Netro hiatno tad
Chicago Conservatory
of Music and Dramatic Art5
AVDITOI81IJM BUILDING , ChiCAGO.
An tnequaied CorFum of instructors.
Fill term will open Monday , September tab , 1815 ,
) 'ur cataloeUU titt'.l imifortuation , uddicia
SA1u1L gAyZihit , lirector.
WENTWORTH
. MILITARY
ACADEMY
'k Lexington , Mo
( - " 8,5 ELLERS , A. M
I . Sup ? .
NIIYOItK CITY , 11 IV , Ctit-st , ( adj. Central
l'ark.
1'h Jactot Scho1 A French anti Engililu Board.
lug anti Day Heimoot for Girl.
MileF11OMSNT , aim. C I. l.IOiIOAN , l'rtncipaui ,
Fall term begins October 1 , 1513. l'rotpectu.
sent on application.
CONSERVATORY.
M lto.d n.trt.cti'ninaillepart.
USIA
went. . ' .5 Mu'lcai Study. Flue
Amt $ . ElueUtIou 1Aiwtmcgi.
1o. 444. k. . IJU U ) , % . ) Lbupl.1JacbQoUle , W
Beacharn's pills arc for biIiou.
ness , bilious licadaclic , dyspop.
sia5 hcartburn , torpid Iivcrdiz.
ziness , sick lieadachcbad taste
III the mOtltIl , coated tongue ,
loss of appetitesallow , slcin1c'c , ,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of alt of them.
Go by the book. Pills bc
and 25C a box. Book free at
your druggist's orwritc B. F.
Allen Co. , 365 Canal St. ,
New York.
Annual sale. mare than 5,000 003 bois. ,
GIWIPANOLE , M1 U
The Good Samaritan , 20 Years' ' Experience.
IIEAIhilt OP I)1SIIASIIS OF MEN 1tNt )
% 'Ol IN , i'ltOl'ltt 1T011 01' 'l'lIl'
'OltLh't lillhtIi.tT. 1)hSh'E4.
St1tVOI llhlClNl ,
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I treat the following Oseases :
Catarrii of tue li'ati , 'l'iiroat nud I.uuigel iis.
eases ot thu lijro anti liar , l'lts mUltI AltOpicay ,
I ie'ti It liu't'ase , 1.1 t'ct' ( ' ( hIll Pitu tilt , Ktthule ) ' Cotn.
Pittillt , Ncv'vuul $ 1)ebihIt. illemititi Ise.
lrcMsIoms , I.&tM 01 Iiais1tnoel $ cmn.
hull % 'eulemsem , 1)tahrt&'s , liriuttut's lIla'
( 'also , St Vituis' I ) auico , I tiu'ui ultult I mmi , l'ti 1013 sic ,
Vhlltti SVe'iliulg. Scrotutiti , Fcti'r Suit's , 'rumsal.
rs4 timid 1iMttlhlI isa mine resIlOel
% 'ltlAOIht tile ItihfiC or eirit'iiig ml
strop 4s1liloul. 'OlllLttI vihi 11cr
delicate i'gntas reNt ureci to
lsm'altis. Drolasy cisred ' 1thtotiI
titIJillg' . HIaccItal Attemmiomt gisems
to 1rIvuitmo sinai S'cmicrettl I)154e51He54
ouch kisscI. $5 ( ) to $ ootorfeit be
any 'citcrcaI Iim4eiLt4c 1 cttiimmOt duo
s't1ioiit Mercury. 'l'ltio Vormmts re'moveti
iii tYt ) 01' thim'eo hlOttts , or iio lilt ) ' . llcit.ttitthioidS
or l'llea cured.
Tiloqil % 'm1O A 1111 A FFL1CTl1)
s'iil 501'O life anti hiumitlictis of dollars by call'
lug out or tlsilig
DR. 0. W. PAHCE'S HERBAL MEDICINES.
Thi a , , mil' I' Iiys It In it Ito en it t .t i t vhtit nil.
ft IOl'ii It tV I I Ittiti t 1114k I ii g Ii 'I ll'ct I o ml ,
Tium , , lit II ( I I ci llil't ) Cc' iit 1. . r Julest ion
iBumIk , No , 1 Ia r macmm , No. 2 for 5Villm'mi.
A I I correcliouldeulco at nd I ) ' COIl ( Idruit hal.
) ietliciiio sent by express. 41ddrces nil letters
to
C. V , IANI.It , M. 1) , ,
555 Bsoowav. CoUNCIL BLUFF8.
Enclose hOc itt stmtlmips br eculw
h4 EVERY WOMAN
a Aea ; yotne'ti4htes ited a reliable
. imiunthuhy regulating mnetiicitae.
DR. PEAL'S
p : - pENNYRDYAL PILLS1
1 'a prompt. safe atmtl certain in re.uR. Tile Renu'
Ins ( Dr. t'enl'sitcVerhisATflflhltt , at'nt anywhere.
$1.00 Sherman & MeConneB Drug Co. . 1513
Dodge itreet , Omaha. Neb.
t'itts'r ' ' NATIONAL BANK
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
I
CAPITAL , - ' $100,000
% 'i : SOLICIT YOUR iit'sIxicss.
'li lihSi iim Y ( ) I'll CII.lC'h'lONS.
ONE ( IF 'i'utlI ( thIEt4'l' hiANlS IN IO'A
is i'tlit ChIN' ! ' I'AII ) ( IN TIalil IIdl'OSl'l'S
( _ t1L , ANI ) S1ii US OIL VIt1'1'lL' '
tII1 . ' PA iJRhhhIlC ! l 'It tUrllC5lilLaw ,
U1ILU t unLuuiImuuiAl'racttce , in the State
and Federal Courts. Itooms 300-7-8-9 , nta '
gart , Block , Councli Bluffs. Iowa.
Sp@cial @ NoIicosCouiicil BIull
CuliIN'lYS Ci.EANrI ) ; VAULTS Cl.EANED.
h(1 : iltllko , at W , El. homer's , 135 ljroudtvuy ,
iii SALL Oit TltAll' A FlNIbY ImItUD
running horse , witll high Uack mecord ; gout
reitcons for selling. Address or call at 132
Ilmoadway.
trolL ItINT , 8F:1'T : , 1 , 1813 , COIINBIt B'rOltlI.
recta , OlxtOO. tn Iiap block. Hteammi ileat.
Centraily located. B , 11 , Stwafa & Co.
WAN'rlI ) , A ( .001) GhItl VOlt ( iiNtmtAL
houscoork anti good cook. 705 i4txtii avenue ,
volt sALJ : . Flles'r-chAss IIISTAUIC.tNT ;
everything in exceileut t'tn'lltlttn ' ; U ttfltltt if
taken cooli. j : 1) , , juitutsomt , & 3 Iiuoudway.
Cotmncli llutts.
liAILYAY 'i'IIIECARD !
; % . iltL'ItLiNGTON & MU. ltl\'klitmrtve.
( ininitajUntun liepul , lQtIu & ) , , Onmaha
. . . . . . Luvrr J.xttras. . . . . . . . . . . uaouumi :
4ajuntulie , ilium. , atone. & l'Uget Slid , lx. 4:03pm :
4:3pm : , , , . , . . . . lienvcr thprtas. . . . . . . . . . . 4:55pm
7:03pm. .Nebruelia L.ocai ( e.cepI Sumtday ) , . 7:4&puo :
Slhumn. : . , l.lflCuiri Local ( except Eunduy,11 : Zlauta
2tlpmmi. . ,1"at Mali ( ( or Ltncolrt ) dfltl ! . . ,
Leave. lcIlleAaO , IIU1tLINUTON & QiArriyei
Omuita1Unloli iJpot , 10th & Mason tJts.iOnmahta _
4:4hputi : . . , , . . . , . . Chicago Vectibule , , , , , , , , , , 9:50am :
9:50am : . . . . . . . . . . . . iticago iCximes , , . , , , , , , , , 4:13pm :
7hOpnt. , .chucago & 1k. LouIs 101'relis. . . 5:81410 :
11:13am , . , , , , , l' tattle JunctIon l.tc.tl. . . . . . . 5:3oiimn :
. . , . .t"a..e Mali. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:4opni :
Leav"s ChICAGO , Mi ! , . & ST. 1'AULJii'lri
Omitahtt UnLoDdltot , lath & ) uueunt4tjiamh3
UOOpm..Cilicagu : LtmIteI , , , . , , . , . , , 9:30am :
i1:3Jaun. : . .Csmlcago lrxpreats ( cx , Hunday ) . , . 5:2pm :
Leaves CIIICAI1O & NOItT1IWF5f'N.tArrIves
Omana1 iJni4n Lc1otlOth&Mason bts.i Omnaitti
ThT4n..Eastern lcxr.res , , , . , . , , . . . 5:30pm :
4:20pm : . , , . . . . . . Vesttbuit'd Ltmnlteti. . . . . . . . . 9:20am :
6&Ltm : , . . . . . . . . . .Mo , Valley Locai..10:33pm
5:45pm : . , . . . . , Ornatla Chlcuie Special. . , . . . .l.45pun
Leave , , CIIICAGO , It. i. & 1'AcII. Arrives
Omaha Unton Depot , IOth& Masurt ita , Omualta
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EAST.
11:20am. : .Attantio Express ( eX , Suuttiay ) . , 5:28pm :
: . . . . . . . . . . . . Cxttrei'a. . . . . . . . . . . . 9:23am :
4:40pm. : . . .Chtcago VeatibuiedLtmntied , , , , 1lSpm
\VrST.
G:4pmn.OkiailoIna : & Texas Ba lea. Surl..tU:38ana
,1:40pjn. : . . . . . . . . " . 4:00pm :
ayes C , , ST. 1' . , 0.1. &O , Arrlvee
Omaha Iepot , 15th end SVebster 51 , , I Omaha
5:10am..Sioux City Accomnmncdatkn. . . . . 8:15pm :
12:13pm. , , Hioux CUy Espresit ( cx , Hun..1Stuni :
6ttpm. : . , . . . . . . StjauLJ ± ltnhteu..10 :3lamn :
Leaves I F , . S. & 1,10 , ' , 'Ai.LBY. iArrtve.
Omahailepot , l5ihltntlWtbitCr St. . I Omaha
2totun..Fast : Mati ani ixpress . . . , . , , 4:55pm :
2lopmnex. : Sat , ) Wyo. lOx , er. Mon. ) , , 4:55pm
IlOt4nl. : . , Noruik Exuress tex , Sun'.IaylOaOairm :
6:10pm. : . . . . . . . . : i4t.i'Llut 1xiires.lQ:35arn :
Leaves .1. & C. Ii. Arrives
Ornahaitlntonjjqt 10th & hittsmu $ ts.Omahtt
9:50am : , , , . . Kartias City Day ii.peu. . . . . 5:30pm :
9:45pm.IC.C. Night itx.vta 15 , 1' . 'rrunacooaum :
' '
tjefl''Mll4SOUlti1'ACiFjC , jArrive.
Omnaitsi Dept , 15t1 , . .n&IWebter Sti , i Otnha
1l:4 : ° aun . . . . . . . . .itt , lMtmis EXiireEs , , , , , 60Oaru
: . . . . . . . . . . Lout. Ixprecs . , , , , , , , , . 6:05pm : p
3F'in : N iiaska , Local ( cx , Sun , ) . . . . . 9:00am :
iaweK : t1J X irViiA1ilc lArrive.
Omaha Depot , 15th anI5Vcbstcrbti , tmap
: . . . . . . . . . . . _ PaulLirnited..mo:3atn :
LeavThiOUX CITY & PAC1ZCTArriy , ,
OmahalUnion LJel.Ot , 10th & Maiml SisLomaha
' ; : . . . . . . . . ' , , , , , , , , ljipm
! ! ? pnI.Hti'aui Limited..1Zhhpni :
Leave UNION PACiFIC. hArrIvei
OtnattaUnfon Depet.iOth & I.iason Sts.p Ounahus
'
:45am : , , . , . , , , , . Kearney Expices , , , , , , , , , , 12Z0pis. :
2:00mm : , . . . , , . . . , . Overhand Plier. . . . . . . . . . . 5i0pni :
2OOpmlleat'ce : & 8trotnsb' Es. ( ci , $ unl2:50im ) :
7:00pm : , , , , , , . , . . .t' ciflo Lxpres. , , . , , , , , , , , 10:25am :
: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4.tOpnt
ieave. F"'WMlARlL ItAil..VAY. tArri'
OmaitaUnonhiepot. ! ! 10th & MIloit litiIUmoahie
iepm . . , , . , . t. Louis Cartoon Luali . , , , . , , l3:31rp
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