'J'Ir13 ' OlA1rA 1nAILY ] 31 Lt SUNDAY , eT1TN1 ; 6 , 1898.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MlNllil' MI2NTIOY ,
Budweiser beer , Rosenfeld , Td. 323.
d Wnnled-i.ntcst edltlon of Council Blurts
city dlreclary , Apply at nee omce ,
The Evans laundry ls the leader In fine
work both for color and flnlih. 520 Pearl
, street , l'hono 200.
Don't you think ll must be a preltf good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
of customers ? Weil-that's the Eagle , '
721 Broadway ,
Charles Scanlmt and Dd Eghert , nrreated
for reckless tithing while under the Influence -
fluence of too much drink , were each fined
15 and costs In police court yesterday.
A marriage license was lasued yesterday
to yImrl Gardaer , aged 23 , of Neola , and
Eliza McKeown , aged 21 , of honey Creek
and they were married by Justice Ferrier.
Jolm Norgnrl of 1901 South Twelfth
street complained to the police yealerdny
that a sneak thief had entered his barn and
stolen n set of single harness and a box of
to ) ls ,
The new piling for the North Main street
bridge tins all been driven and yesterday
the bridge was lowered sixteen Inches and
moved a foot and a half to the south from
its former posItIon.
"A Husband In Clover was llne play put
on the boards at the tohany ) theater last
cvening and It proved n popular lilt it was
A continual vaudeville. The snore pica w Ill
be presented tonight.
Thomas hymn and William Duggan , who
became involved in an nllercallon with
Jacob Stein , the Broadway teed man , and
were arrested for disturbing te , pence , were
each fined { 13.60 in police court yesterday
morning. They paid part of the fine and put
up a gold watch as security for the balance ,
In the United States circuit court yesler-
Qay an amended petition w a9 filed by order
of the court in the suit brought by Joseph
A , Itt idel of I''alrflcld , la „ against S. N.
Maine of Dca Muincs to enforce a hind deal
wherein ho nliegea he agreed to trade a
quarter section In Fremont county for sane
land in Sheridan county , Kansas , owned by
Maine , and 1100 to boot.
Cashier Patton of the First National bank
of this city has fcuad a market for city
warrants in New York , and has already disposed -
posed of a large batch that the bank was
holding at a favorable price. This vvlll be
welcome news to the employes , of the different -
ferent city departments , who for two
months post have been unable , except In n
few instances , to dispose of the salary war-
rants.
C. D , Vfavi Co „ female remedy ; consuUa
lion tree. Omco hours , 0 to 12 and 2 to 5.
Health book furnished , 325.327.328 Mer-
rlam block.
Money to loan on city properly. Kinno ,
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel , 250.
Our art department was ucvcr So complete
as at present \\o can sell you n beautiful
pihnure at n x'ny dawn price , or we can
triune your picture so cheap that you will
be surprised and the workmanship on It
will be first-class as well as the material.
Come in and see us and lake n look at our
fine line of statuary , something new in
Council Illuffs , Council Bluffs Paint , OP
and Olas Company , Masonic temple.
Dcll C , Morgan , 142 Broadway , reports
having hind a tremendous run this spring
oil DeVO 'a Paints , Each year they become
more popular , The reason is plain. It is
because these paints are the best sold ht
Council Bluffs.
Fred Shnwalder has purchased a League
bicycle front Cole & Cole.
'I'hers' In 'Itute.
The Poltawntlamle County Institute opens
in this city tomorrow morning at the
Bloomer school bulbling and will continue
up to Saturday , July 9. In order to afford
visiting teachers an opportunity to visit the
exposition the daily sessions will begin at
8 a. m. and close at 12:30 : p , m. The fact
that two such prominent instructors as Dr.
Emerson E.'hite of Columbus , 0. , and
1)r. ) C. C , Itnunds of New York have been
secured for the institute will , It Is expected ,
attract many teachers from all parts of the
state and from Nebraska , Dr , White will
have "methods and principles of teaching"
and Dr. ltound5 "langunge and literature , "
Other instructors secured by Superintendent
Sawyer for the Institute are : Prof. J. S.
S heip , arithematic ; J. I'easlay , grammar ; J.
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,11' , w , Lairl , history ; 0. J , MCManua , civics ;
D. Fred Grass , economics ; 5t. E Crosier
and W. J , McDonald , geography ; Mrs. I. D.
Burke , z uslc ; Harriet Illoed , drawing ; h ,
\V. Sawyer , psychology ,
" 'Tis true , 'tis pity , " but there arc a
number of people in Council ! huffs who
would like a nice mess of fresh fish , but
won't lake the time to go to Sullivan's , the
grccer , to leave their order. This isn't
necessary-just ring the 'phone and call up
No , 161. That will bring the flail in good
shape.
Davis , the paint , drug and glass man , buys
lds paints , oils , etc „ by the carload. That
is why he can handle the best and sell
cheaper than nay other house in Council
Illuffs.
Lawn mowers cheap at Cole's.
Klein's summer drinks beats 'em all ,
Odd Fellow' 1Ieuurhl.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Council Bluffs will hold memorial day exercises -
ercises this afternoon at Fairview cemetery
and will decorate the graves of deceased
uncmbors of the order with Iowers. The
menihiers of the different lodges will meet at
Odd Fellows temple on Broadway at 1:30 :
o'clock and march from there to the ceme-
tory. The oration will be delivered by lion ,
D. C. Illnomer and at flue conclusion of the
exercises a committee of twelve will proceed
to Walnut 11111 cemetery and decorate the
graves there.
We make your shirts , collars anti cuffs
last longer that when done at home , Dluft
City laundry , 31 North Main street ,
Davis , the drug , paint and glass umn ,
sells more paint nud mini tera' supplies than
any other sindlar concern in w'eatern Iowa.
Refrigerator sale at Cole & Cole's.
1)eu'ree of honer 1'lleetluu ,
Myrtle lodge , No , 12 , Degree of Honor ,
elected the following officers Friday evtnuing
for the ensuing year : Past chief of honor ,
Mrs , A , Campbell ; chief of honor , Mrs , J.
leMlller ; lady of honor , Mrs , E. II , ] lermis ;
epic ( of ceremonies , Mrs , P , Stack ; recorder ,
Mrs , W. H , Spies ; receiver , Miss Crystal
Dingle ; financier , Miss Mande Ott ; sister
usher , Mrs , bh Dolton ; Mrs , MVuugh ,
I : W. ; Mrs , 0 , Rasmussen , 0 , W.
C FOR SALE-Gown second hnnd bicycle at
n btrgaln. Call at The olilce , Council
Illuffs ,
There are others , but none that will have
a bettor line of Fourth of July goods than
Ceorge Klein , 112 Broadway ,
' ' 1'e Ilehl , the Gunrds ,
The Dudley Muck quarto ! , assisted by
Mrs. C1' , Johnston of Omaha , will give a
concert next Wednesday evening In the
armory , Masonic temple , for the purpose of
helping the women of the Sanitary Cotnunis-
slop purchase some much needed supplies
for the Dodga Light Guards , now on their
way to the PbllippifCs ,
If you want a fleas of fresh Bela , all Sullivan -
van , the grocer , wants is your order. Ile'il
do the rest ,
Call un Cole & Cole. telephone No , 57 , if
you want to rent a wheel.
'l.est-1)Ia ) loud bow-knot. Suitable reward
will be paid fur return of sauna to lice
office , Council Illuffs.
For sale , acre of red raspberries , heavily
loaded , \\'Iil sell on bushes , Located one
mile north of Chautauqua grounds , formerly
Qbrlg Frubart place , ! ± , A , I lancbard ,
, ! [ UST BRING CERTIFICATES
Old Soldiers Afro Required to Do This in
Presenting Pension Vouchers ,
OTHERWISE PAYMENT WILL BE DELAYED
Clerk iteed tins itreelvrd XMlee to
This rlfeet and Issues nu Order
to All flu Soldiers Uudcr
Ills JurisdieII. n ,
h'rcemnn Reed , clerk of the district court ,
baa Icsued an order that hereafter all old
soldiers and others drawing pensions must ,
when they present their vouchers for execu-
lion , bring with them their certificates in
every Instance. Unless this order is complied -
plied with no voucher will be executed or
forwarded to the government pension agent
for payment
The law governing pensions requires that
tltls should be done , but it has not been lived
up to , as in most instances the parties
drawing pensions arc personally known to
the clerk , but the department at Washing'
tan has recently issued a circular , a copy
of which was received yesterday by Mr.
Iteed , The circular is dated June 22 and
is signed by IL Clay Evans , commissioner
of pensions. It reads as follow , :
Recent investigation had by this bureau
to nscertaln the Methods empoyed by public
ofilcials in executing pension vouchers has
demonstrated at almost total dlaregard of
the laws and regulations governing the sub-
ject. It is clearly evidenced that the illegal ,
lax , indifferent and perfunctory procedure
How extant hiss become a menace to the
proper and safe conduct of the affairs of
this bureau , so far as it relates to the pay ,
flout of pensions , and special efforts are
cuulcmplated to correct the existing abuses.
While it is believed that many officials
who assist In the execution of pension
vouchers have no conception of their criminal -
inal liability iii the premises , it is equally
certain that many others , to secure an advantage -
vantage in the numerical number of their
cllentaga , knowingly and wilfully resort to
violations of the law.
There can bo no justification In the
prevalent haste and laxity exlatlug fn many
offices by which post dating , false cer-
titlcates , falsp claims and "stock" witnesses
have become a factor In the administration
and acknowledgment of pension vouchers.
It is the intention of this bureau , when
the facts warrant such action , to institute
criminal proceedings against the parties
who indulge it these illegal and irregular
practices , and they are warned accordingly.
By following strictly the instructions
printed on each voucher the matters complained -
plained of may he entirely remedied.
Every quarter same 300 pension vouchers
are executed in the office of the clerk of
the district court in this city and the next
pension day falls on July 4 , when the order
as to certificates accompanying all vouchers
goes into effect ,
The mighty has fallen-that Is the biggest ,
finest giant fish ever 50011 in Couucll Bluffs
is no more. It was all sold out in a few
hours after being placed on exhibition. But ,
hike the pestlferous fly , there are others to
take its place. No one will be allowed to
go hungry for fish while Sullivan , tha
grocer , is in business ,
The omcial photographs of the United
States Navy , containing over 200 pictures
of the vessels , with their officers and a nuim-
of the views of the ill-fated Maine , can be
had at the Council Bluffs office of The Bee
for 25 cents and a flee coupon ,
Iloffmayr's fancy patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for it
See Davis , the paint , drug and glass man ,
for hammocks.
A good , cheap wheel for 110.75 cash at
Cole & Cole's.
SOCiic'ry IN COUNCIL IILUFFS.
it'elling' 'I'rlps lathe IxlleNIHell Are
Nott the Correct Think.
Evening trips to the exposition with supper -
per in one of the cafes on the Midway are
the correct thing nowadays in the social
world of Council Bluffs , These parties
promise to continue to be the rage the entire -
tire summer.
One of the most pleasant events of the
last week was the entertainment given
Friday evening by the Lyceum club of St.
Peter's church in honor of the visit of
Father P , Longinus of Atchison , Kan „ thee
former pastor of the church. Tine entertain-
meat was held In the school room , which
was beautifully decorated for the occasion
withn evergreens , palms and cut flowers in
profusion , and the national colors draped in
artistic folds on every side , Following a
musical program , a pleasing feature of which
was the playing of the Cogley-Toiler Man-
Bolin quartet , refreshments were served and
nu enjoyable time spent in social converse.
The affair was very largely attended , and
was the most successful entertainment in
the history of the Lyceum ,
A very pretty home wedding during the
last week was that of Miss Anna Schlferll
Iand Mr. James 0 , Boggs last Wednesday's '
evening at the residence of the bride's
niother. Tim ceremony was performed by
Rev , S. M , Perkins , pastor of the First
Christian church , in the presence of the
relatives. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and roses. The bride
I was attended by her cousin , Miss Kate
Webb of Omaha , and Miss Babe Braham
acted as maid of honor , Mr. Rdward liar-
rington was best man ,
Mrs , Mary A. Partridge of Oakland , Cal. ,
most worshipful grand natron ) ; Mrs. Lorraine -
raine J. Pltkiu of Chicago , right worshipful
grand secretary , and Mrs , Hornet A. Ercnn-
brack of Anamosa , right worshipful grand
treasurer of the Order of the Eastern Star ,
nro the guests of Mr. and Mrs , ( Ieorgo H.
Jackson of , South First street.
John lleruan , cashier of the First National -
tional bank of Beetle , Ia. , Is the guest of
Colonel and Mrs , J , J. Steadman at their
1101110 on Oaltlaid avenue ,
I Janes N. Casady , jr. , has returned from a
visit toYest Point , Neb.
Robin Lodge Graham of Madison , Ind „ is
the guest of his cousin , Mrs , E. A , More-
house and family , at 320 Frank street.
I Unity Itebekalu lodge No , 388 entertained
its frlenda at a social at the Odd Fellows'
tongue last night During the evening the
i Avenue l. Mandolin club rendered a mum ,
ber of selections and Master Harry Eslep
gave a mandolin solo , Miss Grass con-
trlbuted a couple of vocal solos and Miss
Clay a number on the piano , Ice cream and
cake were served ,
Mrs. 11 , F , 11115100 nud son , Frank , of
Waterloo , In , , who have beet visiting Couut-
cll Bluffs friends while taking in the exposition -
position , have returned home. They were
accompanied by Miss Eatelia Buston , who
tins been attending school it Omaha ,
N C , Martin of Davenport , Is. , accompanied -
panied by hula daughter , Miss Mary , has been
the guest during the last week of his dauglt-
I
ter , Mrs. W , 5 , Sllliman ,
Mrs. W , E , McConnell of Fourth avenue
i5 entertaining her aunt , Miss Aurelia
Phelps of Lewiston , llh
Mr , and Mrs. It , C , Nolemat of Alliance ,
Nob. , are visiting friends h1 this city ,
Miss Mande Cool of Neligh. Neb. ) is the
guest of Mi-u , Favorrett Weatherbee ,
Mrs , Ellen M , Casady and Miss Ida Casady
are In Des Moines visiting Mrs. I' , M ,
Casady ,
Mrs. B , H , Merriam Is entertaining Mra ,
S. S , Stephens of Los Angeles , Cal ,
Miss Hamilton of the Chicago Vocal school
Is the guest for the summer of Mrs , A , D.
Curl ,
MrJ. Gtore ; Brown of 307 South Eigbt
street is entertaining her brother and niece
of San Francisco , who are enroute home t
from New York ,
It. J , Chambers enjoyed a visit from his
brother , frank Chambers of Mason City ,
1a „ the last week , ?
Rav.V , a Barnes , pastor of the First
Presbyterian church , and wife have gone
to Corning , in. , for n month's visit
Mrs. Davis of Windsor , in. , Misn Vera 11.
Vaden of Denver , Cole , and Miss Ethel
Linn of Omaha , were guests of the family
of S. 0 , Showalter of 1902 Avenue G , the
last week , t
Mrs. lit L. Greene and daughter of Elkhorn -
horn , \Vfs „ are visiting Mrs , F. Hollis of
S14 Avenue D.
Mrs. Frank Craig of Central City , Neb „
who has ben visiting friends in Council.
Binffs , has returned home , 1
The reception given seml'annuaily by the
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor -
deavor of the Second Presbyterian church ?
to the newly elected omcers will be held
next Tuesday evening at the home of the n
Misses Merriam , Woodland park , 1 ?
Father Glldon of St James Catholic' '
church , Chicago , was the guest the last
weak of J , J , Crowe and family , ?
Mr. and Mrs , S. II. Wireman of Glenwood '
were the guests last week of Mr. and Mrs.
James Harrington , who entertained Infer
lastly at cards Friday night in their honor.
Mr. ant Mrs. F. E , Shepard anti family
of SL Joseph , Mo. , are visiting with Mrs.
Sheparl's parents , Mr , and Mrs , JV. . l'er-
egoy.
Dr , E , L Woodbury , jr. , of Burlington is
visiting his parents and other relatives in
Council Bluffs for a week or ten days ,
Mr. and Mrs , henry Sherman of Cedar I
Rapids and their two daughters are the
guests ofV. . W. Sherman and family ,
Addison Ballard of Chicago was the guest '
during the last week of Mrs , S. J , Ballard. !
City Attorney S , B , Wadsworth is entertaining -
taining hla brother , S. B , Wadsworth of
1)ea ) Moines ,
Miss Nellie lianlon of Mason City is visiting -
iting her aunt , Ma. II. F , Plerco on First
avenue.
Mrs. It S , Patterson of Mahanoy City , Pa „
and Mrs , D , W , Nevin and son of Easton ,
Pa „ are guests of W , L , Patterson and
family.
Davis , the wholesale and retail paint ,
drug and glass man , has done a larger bus-
Mess during the year of 1895 that any other
year so fnr since he has been in business. ,
This is due to the fact that he makes it a
point to only handle the best goods in the
market and to sell them at lower prices than
nil would-be competitors. Ills trade has
been built upon honest , upright methods and
he has the public confidence.
The popular aummer drink on Upper
Broadway is Buckeye root beer from the
soda fountain in the drug store of Dehl G.
Morgan , 142 Broadway ,
The League is the popular wheel , Cole
& Cole sell theist on easy payments ,
0u. ' i ) : : ' h , the Courts.
In the district court yesterday afternoon
Judge Smith sustained the iietillon for a
writ of habeas corpus in the case of Theodore -
dore lurtzman of Calhoun , Neb „ and ordered -
dered his release and discharge from St
Barnard's hospital , where he had been coin-
nutted as insane by the commissioners of
Washington county , Neb. The costs of the
case were by consent taxed to the plabatiT.
Among the witnesses who testified on behalf
of Kurtzman were Fritz Wirth and Anton
Benecke of Omaha. The Sisters of Mcrcy
in charge at the hospital made no resistance
to the petition.
In the matter of the State against B.
Donahue , deceased , S. B. Wadsworth was
yesterday appointed by Judge Smith of the
district court administrator de bonis non
on application of County Attorney Saunders ,
Pottawattamie county being a creditor of the
estate.
The taking of evidence In the Wilson
divorce case occupied the grfater parr of the
day in the district court yesterday and was
not completed when court adjourned for the
day. The hearing will be resumed Monday
morning ,
The Juuue term of the superior court will
be convened Monday morning by Judge
Aylesworth.
Tells n t'Inusihle Story.
A young man giving the name of M. Link ,
wearing a bicycle suit somewhat the worse
for wear , was found asleep at an early hour
yesterday morning in a hallway by a police-
man. Ile was taken to the station and
locked up on a charge of being a vagrant.
Link's story is that he was making his way
on his wheel from Cheyenne , Wyo. , to Lancaster -
caster , Pa „ when the maclilae broke down
about six miles west of Omaha and on reaching -
ing the metropolis across the river he was
compelled to ship the wheel to New York
for repairs. He then started to continue
the journey on foot as ills entire wealth can-
slated of 50 cents , This he decided to husband -
band , so sought the shelter of a hallway for
a sleeping place , instead of going to a hotel.
The young man 1s being detained as the po-
lies believe he answers the description of a
party wanted by the authorities at Woodbine -
bine , ha. but on what charge is not stated.
Attend the German picnic given by 150ff-
nung lodge , No. 125 , U. 0 , T. B „ Sunday ,
June 26 , at Bock's garden , Admission 25
cents. Everything first class.
Map of Cuba , \Vcst Indies and the World
at The Bee once. 10c each.
Co11111Lai us Agalnst tier 1l ushaud ,
Some three months ago Mrs , Andrew Jensen -
sen , having discovered marriage to be a
falluro in her instance , separated from her
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Nice tenting spaces for rent Special performance at ! " It
h 4:30 : and 8.30 . P. m. Band concert No extra charge J for l.
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Render of Disrngee of xten nud
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FROPRIWTOIf OF Th11 ;
World's Herbal Hlnw.p , - of Mcdiclws
I CUICL-Catnrrla of Head , Throat and
Lunge , Diaeaees oh Eye and Tar , Fits mid i
Apoplexy , heart , Liver and Kidney 1)iscase. ,
llfubetee , Bright's ls:5cuse : , St. Vitus Dance ,
Rhea uutlsut , Scruf'i11t. Ih'opay cured without
tapping , Tape Worms lrenoved , all ohronio
Nervous anti Prlvutu.Diseases.
LOST MANHOODiddleagedmen
! Oniy'Pbyslcipn who can '
SYPHILIS nopbrlYcure1YPIiILiS
withoutdcstroyingteet and bones. No our'
curs or poison minchtl u d.
The only PhyslMn ho can tell what alts
you without asking ti tfou.
Those at n d1,1tpu , , .end for question
blank. No. I for'men ; t' o.1 for wbuucn ,
All correetandencp strictly cotlfidenllal
Medicine sent by express.
Address all letters to
G , W , PANGLE , M D. ,
6G5 Broadway , COUNCIL BGIIFFS , IA
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201 , 200 , 20S , 210 , Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Rates , ; 1,25 per day ; 75 rooms. Flrst ciass
in every respect. Motor hue to all depots.
Local agency for the Celebrated St Louis
A. B. C , Bear. First-class bar ht cot ,
nection.
husband. Yesterday she caused the arrest of
her husband and son Andrew , jr. by filing
a complaint before Justice Burke 1n which
she charges them with the larceny of a
wagon belonging to her. Mrs. Jensen alleges
that since she and her husband decided to
quilt partnership , he and the boy have been
in the habit of coming to her house and
taking away her property. She also flied
a complaint against the boy charging him
with assaulting her. Father and son gave
bonds and will have a bearing Tuesday
morning ,
Try Moore's death to lice and mites ,
'rtvo ICnnsas Soldiers Die ,
SAN FRANCISCO , June 25-Two privates
of the Kansas volunlepra died on Friday.
Louis Moon of company B expired of mrnin-
gitis , and C. C , Greene of company L fell a
victim to pneunlonha , 'fitev will be burled
today with military honors.
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Will cut no figure with us ; we pay that our
selves and still continue to give our customers -
ers the best bargains to carpets they have
had for many years. ; ; , ;
1Vo'll be llouse cleaning to 5oitio extent
this coming week , but that newI tot ( leter
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youl conning in to see us. WLtfll' , , , I 5 wlj got
through the interior of our stor ( will be
greatly enhanced in beau t Y au'e s , II ) ) ,
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11r Around Council 'Bluffs
sly Yuan ww hW inprut'e l and unDnproved frail facts rhenper in
? t' ' this vlcinlty than myt.here In the Bitted State's , 'f'lier.Is nu fall-
, nro ur crops here , Loul : Sit our Frult Furuas nlallr tlae'sure to hear-
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, sale of Inrec number o f 03
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1T 30 Pearl St. Counoll Bluff. , Ia n Fruit , Gorden unit ( lraln Forma , \Yi'Itu . , c
µ i'craonally conduct buyers through our thou for Infornatlot and elute what you
orobsrdn tI uu of charge , want.
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OSThOPATHY.
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0 III : NE\V S:117NCl : : Called Osteopathy , for tic' cure of
dl5euse , tuns discovered by the now , world-famous Dlt.
A. T , STILL of Iti'ksv'ille , 31o , By this new' method , without
the use of , drags or tuedlciuly ; of any kind , tnu'velout : + Cares of
all Hies of discn8es art' readily effected. It t wonderful what
the new sclt'11ce vl'Sll do for tnnukind. Di' . "IV.i. . BaIlt'3' , It
np graduate of this nevv school esiahlished by , Di' . Still , tins lob -
cttol ; perlnutcutiY : hl Council Muffs , In. , fur the prlet : ice of
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this nsetitod. Oxieopntby hn'iug : been t ecngnized by the law'r ; of
Iotvn us a sclencc I'ot the ht'mling of discattc , Now' , to all who
11 are su'Te"1ag ' with . ! , then or Itht'uinnI1snt tin any forth , sec
Ilr. Biiley : at huts pa lo n : , ihroats 3)3 ( ) nud ; 11111 Sapp block , Coun
cis Bluffs.ll vvhio have that terrlbledisease , , Sciatiett , or Q
1'tral\'sls , let Dr , Btdh'3 ' exand15e J ou. Lucuuurlol ,1t t txi' .L llll
be.e t" d ; see Dr , ] 1t Il1' } . Granulated Sate Eyes at' IullumUd
Egos yield readll3 to ( I steapathy ; see Dr , Halley. 't'hat Night-
hta'd , Nervous l'roshlttiot , and Iyr ) < pepsla , also fly at the up-
pr0adt of Osteopath } ; see Dr , ItaSle3 , if 3 wu have headache
or are Nervous , Lava Neurnlgla , or art' ntilleleul with l'ilt's , IChi.
ney Diseases , Varicose \'elus , Eczcunt , St. Vitus Dtuce : , Goitre ,
u. Desfaess Os' I' nlarged 'I'OllSilr ; and Nish to Jie free fi' uui tluelu ,
sec Dl . Bailer w ltili15l ddn3 . heart Disease Is vvint tlnc hs
.teopntlu caul relieve at once ; see Dr. M , 1V. Malley. And to u
the ladiep olio suffer with IrregularIties , 1' ' terine'I'roubles , or
Iti fact luy of tlte ills the female In t'specilay subject to , the
Osteopath will do you ute e good than all other methods
known. You need not suffer if you will call on Dr , bV. .
Bailey nud be exnnii15ed , .111 examiuatlons fluid cousudtttlons : n
U art' freeo charge whatever will be attic for ihenn , anti
It . Ballet' luvltes you In t'all tnul See tin and be convinced
thntthcre is yet helm for you. At Osteopathy Las tr'eatetl
nearly every known disease successfully , even chronic a15d v
acute , 111141 n large sits uther of cases in all kinds of disease
that have been lrnnotutccd Incurable by 11 , yield rt'adhly
' to this form of trottnient , ' 1'le : treatma'ut la abSolutely safe n
B and harmless , and when once tiled you ruts never again be
luduced to inke medicine of sty khuui. In short , osteopathy
Is a Couunou souse syIteut Of tlirn'overing turd cot'reclitg all
H
utceilu1leal disorder , lu the hu15taU maculae nud nn Sutelllgeltt
@
direction of flue reeupetlttit'e , farces w'9thin the bmily to the
cure of disease. 't'he ' Osteopathic Sci0ll huts utade itself ft- : g
1110155 vltei' ver its practitioners have guile , by brlugiug shout
the cart's of C8SCS that have been given up as incurable by nil
g oilier 15tethods of practice.
a Dr. Ji. \ \ ' . Bailey can tuna' l ' fou15d at his parlors , 3or aid
306 Sapp bnlldisig , Council ! Hail's , Jolra , and selll be plt'aSed
to sec till Wilt a c lu any way atiiiCted ,
Exruuinnllon Sind Causultntiun vice ,
b
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NJ3IL GIIPPIN , Set y ,
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"We're not so warm"
But what we can sell you one of the nicest carpets for
the money ever sold in Collltcil B1u1Cs. And we caul.soli . you
a rug , a beauty , too , at such a low price we 1)111511 to put the
figures in print. Come in and let us show you the rug.
Again we have a slice line of portieres , lace curtains ,
window shades , nlattillbr5 , oil eloth5 , etc. , that will repay
your visit a huiidred fold even if you don't pw'chaSC a thing
during your visit.Ve know that when you ( lo buy you will
C0111e t0 our store ,
No are glad to say that we have haul a hearty greeting
from the 1)601)10 01 Council Bluffs fuel we iuten(1 to give them
the henefit of the best goods in the carpel ; line at priced ill RC
eordauce with their pocket-hooks. No old stock , everything
bright and fresh from the factory ,
1
Co. 205 and 207
Stockert Cdrpet
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Gas and
Gasoline
Engines.
I to 100
Horse
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Acrobats , Conlortfonlstg , Dnnccrs and
'Trapeze Work ,
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in Nprclnltl.--Stork Gunpnuy In
"A HUSBAND IN CLOVER. "
atullneuWatchr'will ' betalven awayalelulno
1'IIICH8 , 10 CIN'l' $ .
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ntcud tlu'm to all tvho wnut a trend
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MRS , \1'A1il ,
IL A , 'I'IIOSIPSON ,
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A. (4ESSMAN ,
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\1'ILLIAM I'Fl.tFF1it ,
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JOhiN J. DONOIIUE ,
GFXIItGE CUSSICIC ,
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MARY IdTTRLb ,
JENS I'ETl ltSON ,
SIRS , JICNNIR BUCHANAN ,
JOiIN Nl:1Vl EAN ,
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1SODRitiCK SCOTT ,
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MRS , N. O'itOUISKli ,
FLORA H. BOWLING ,
MRS , W. (1. Ct1NNINGITAM ,
MISS NELLiE CillDiltY ,
MILS , A. I. , IiRNDEitSON ,
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A. Ii , SIlER\\'OOD ,
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MIIS l llA.IAN li iAND TERRY ,
FRANK lY. ltORlNSON ,
MISS MAY BO\YEN ,
btl5 , NARY E , 11'ADE , +
SASS JEAN IIOYD MUldd'N ,
MISS NEl.ldR 1 , . TAYLOR ,
lslltS , ADA MOhtltlS ,
MISS JENNII : ACTON ,
GEORlE ANDEISSON.
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MRS , 1' . S. Si'OL' S ,
IILVALI'EltS ,
l'1SOF. J. H. BUI'LEIL ,
J.v. . It1'IIAILDS ,
DAVID RIM ,
1' . M. PUMEROY ,
SIItS. II , IlOPKINS.
Mitt. JOSIIs' GUILD ,
Glal'l'IE A. I1EKD ,
ANNIE CIlItIS'I'ENSON ,
MRS. IVILl lAM OSIl01LNE ,
MAit'l'IN QUICK ,
CLAILA T. RAI'L' ,
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C. S. ] UGGINS ,
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E. S. VIGGEIIS ,
MRS , K. EIIIOLN ,
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Sills , FLEMON DRAKE ,
F. SNYDER ,
JUDGE L , A. BRADLKY ,
I'ROFV. . ] t. MOILAND ,
MI113 , J. J. JA'NSON ,
CHISIS 1''IL1it11 ,
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KATE M. 11ULLEit ,
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JOHN O'NEIL ,
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