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OMAHA DAILY BJEE MONDAtf. MAY 2(5 ( , 1884
Sim-Inter , Bite and Fresco-Painter
Office No. 337 W Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
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KT 3 DM EOF
FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Potlcct Fitting , Beit nd Cheapest. Fine f.lncn Collars ril CuC .
Ko. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs. Iowa
IE. STOOIKIIBmT & OO
-SIANUFACTUnEllS Of
FINE PARLOR FURNITURE
CAHPUT3 , CtMTAIXS , WINDOW FIXTUIIES , and UIS-AIKINO
3Caa.to3.-iox' 3Dooo3Lmcvtioxxi9 fviicl XT i :
NO. 30 ! ) BROADWAY - . ASpcclaltJ. . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS
EYERYTlIINa > IIISTCI.AS3.
Nos. 2l7imd2l9S. MainSt. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
U1CI1A11DS & CLARKE , . A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. | Superinendeut
U. P. RAILWAY , 17TII & 18TD STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
B m ? ? o\ \
WATER WHEELS , ROLLER MILLS ,
end Crain Elevator Machinery
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated Anchor Brand Bufour Bolting Cloth
STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
BEABS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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are prepared to iurnish plans and estimates , and will contract ft r
the erection of : Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , from Stone to the Roller System
ESEMJipecial ! ; attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur
pose , and estimates made ior same. General mnchuicrj' repairs attended
to promptly. Address
RIGHA.UDS & CLAEKE ,
m ROOFING AND COVERING WALLS.
VAN PAPPELENDAM
PATENT TILES.
Slado of Sheet Metal with Preened Ornamonta. 1,0 Leaking , No Cracking or low
ing off. Fire Proof , Cheap nnd Durable. The Moat Ornamental Roof Made.
Practically Tested for Nearly Ten Years , Withe Most Gratifying Results ,
SULLIVAN BROTHERS , Agents.
Pig. 2 View representing a numbo
of Tiles as arranged upon a roof.
Fig. y Detail aoctional view of the
earno.
Fig. 4 One of the Roof Tilou.
Fig. C Wall Tile , the white part of
which ia covered by the ono above
it , and requires no description.
S LLIVAIT BllOTHERS
MANUFATUllEKS OK
v TIN ROOFING I
/ / SMOKE STACKS ,
BreechinEs anfl General Iron Wort ,
TIN , IRON & SLATE ROOFING ,
Guttering and General Jobbing
mtllallKAbONAULK ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
IO'J. 11 SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST. ,
OMAHA , . NEBRASKA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKWS.
Till ! PANIO HTIllKKS i UI2NISOX ,
The Ci n yford County Itnnk
IIH Doom nml Makes an
The good people of Dcuiaon were
tnVcon by surpriao Saturdny at the closing
of the doors of the Crawford county
bank , a moneyed institution , which was
not considered n very heavy or strong
o o , and yet which n as thought to bo
doing a Binnll safe business Mr. KolTol-
finger , ivho was the chlof stockholder ,
manager runt otllcial , is said i ) have boon
doing some outside speculating , and it is
thought that ho became so ! mo < vcd n * to
load to the suspension of the bank. The
liabilities are estimated nt $58,000 nnd
the assets ? GO,000. 0. II. Do Wolf , tlu >
well known lumber merchant , of Doni-
son , has boon appointed assignee. It wi I
bo several days before the exact detail of
the exact condition of affairs can bo got
at.
Heal Kstnto TriuiHtcrii.
The following transfers were filed May
21 , 1884 , and reported by P. J. MoMa-
lion , Council Ululfa :
J. W. Davis ot nl , to Fremont Benja
min , lota 111 , II and 1C , Davis Park ; ad
dition to Avoca , ? 100.
N. P. Dodge , trustee , to Frank C.
tlolloway , lot 8 , block ii ; Park addition ,
§ 1,000.
James Callanan to Isabel ITnys , south
west } , southeast , section 10 , range 75 ,
township 42 , ? 500.
Alfred Bybeo to Siovort Riof , port
lorthwest J , northeast } , section 1 , range
70 , township i , OC2 25.
0. G. Molntosh to Siovort Riuf , part
sections 1 and 51(5 ( , range 70 , township ( 1 ,
§ 1,800.
Leonora S. Amy to Henry Swan , part
22 ! ) , original pint , $1,100.
Total sales , $5,402.25.
A Sunday Sooroli.
Shortly after 12 o'clock Sunday morn-
ng the alarm of fire waa turned in on
discovering tlamoa in a little wooden
Ditilding on 1'icrco street nearly in the
rear of the O don llouso. Three dillor-
out boxes were turned in but none rcgis-
.orcd the numbers correctly but after a
,11110 the fire department got out and
wntor was put on the burning building.
Clio houaowas unoccupied it being in pro
cess of repair or making oor. .
The leas wna about § 200. Charles
John was the owner. The now chief of
ho tire department did not seem to get
onto the fact that thorn waa a lire until
t was abutit over. The boys _ took turns
acting as chief , or all acting at once ,
until ho put in an appearance , and then
.ho . tire was so near over that no chief
vas needed.
AVol do Meyer.
It it now undisputed that AVio Die 3fey-
cr's Gntarrh Cure ia the only treatment
hat will absolutely euro Catarrh fresh or
Dhrontc. "Very olfieacioun. Saml Gould.
iVceping Water , Neb. " Ono box cured ino ,
Mrs. Mary Konyon , Bismarck , Dakota. " "It
roatcrod ino to tVio pulpit. Kov. George E.
Keis , OblaUllo , N. Y. " "Oan box riilTcnlly
cured mo , Kov. O , II. Tahlor , 140 Noble
street , Brooklyn1" "A perfect euro after 30
years stifTcriuK , J. 2) . McDonald , 710 Broad
way. N. Y. , &c. , &c. Thousands of tostimo.-
ninls nro rccoi\ed from all Darts of the worldl-
Delivered , 81.00. Dr. Wei Do Meyer's Iby
iidtratrd Trf.atlcu , " with statomontH of
ho cured , mailed froo. D. U. Dowov & Co. ,
112 Fulton Street , N. Y
tuo-t.hura & Bat-irutSom
Plenty of Fruit.
* few York llorald.
Unless something unusual and unox-
loctcd in the way of storms happens
vithin n week the iruit crop of the Uui-
, ed States this year will bo greater than
any that over was known. In spite of
regular annual scare about the peach crop ,
hero are plenty of peaches already "sot"
n Delaware and Southern Now Jersey.
The cherries were not ruined by the late
rain , although some dealers ere trying to
nako the public believe they woro. Pears
are as promising as usual , and almost ov-
> ry apple tree in the land ia a marvel of
) lonm. Strawberries are already cheap
enough to cat , and the quantity is equal
, o the demand ; the other berries are un-
larmcd , in bud or blossom ; as for cur
rants and grapes , nothing over scorned
; o discourage them. Plenty of
ruit means cheap fruit ; cheap
ness implies largo consumption ,
vhich in turn wards oil' diseases pe
culiar to the BUtmnor season. A good
ruit year , such as 1881 promises to bo ,
a a blessing to everybody except physi
cians and undertaken.
CUIIK OP KlII5UM.rf 1891.
OCEANUH 1'OST OlTlCB.
ROCKAWAY BKACJII , N. Y. .
March 1 , 1883.
I have been a great sulloror from Rheu-
natiein , Some six weeks ago I had a bad
attack nni wus laid up for a month ; notli-
ng appeared to tno of any good. I got a
> ox of Brandroth's Pills at last , and took
hroo and four every night for a week. I
; ot bettor every day , and in a week I was
well. On this beach wo have no doctor ,
and our main reliance is on Brandreth's
Pills and Allcock's Porous Plasters.
M. L. HOLLAND , Postmaater.
GnHtlo Garcoii.
II. Wheatly in Harpor'n Maga/lno for May.
Castle Garden is ono of the most ben
eficent iiiHtitutiona in the world , and
owes its present uses largely to Dr.
Predrich Kapp , now a member of the
Imperial Gorman Rcichsrath , but form
erly a resident of Now York. It is un
der the control of nine commissioners of
emigration , appointed for a term of six
year by the Govornerand conlirrnodjhy the
Senate of the state of Now York.
Thither let us follow a portion of the
0730 immigrants who arrived by seven
different steamers on the 15th of May
1882. The name of each , the date of his
arrival , place of departure , number of his
family ( if any ) , wluthor bound , his busi
ness , and other particulars , are all regis
tered. This record , together with that
of the cabin passengers , Is compared with
the manifest of each captain , which
manifest ought to exhibit the names of
all the persons ho had on board. It thus
becomes a chock on the greed of some
who have brought more passengers than
the law permits , or than wore named in
the manifests ,
Not only do the Commissioners of
Emigration protect their often helpless
charges against the extortions , robberies ,
and unspeakable villainies of the human
harpies who'formorly infested thu docks ,
and preyed upon the luckless iucomurs
not only do they simply interpreters ,
maintain an employment bureau ,
[ a sist in thu exchange of funds ,
I purchase of tickets , forward
ing of emigrants and bnggago but they
alto licet BO the boarding. house runners.1
Mid subject them to rigid supervision.
They further provide fnr the sick and
nisabled , the lunatic * , nnd the ptonant
women whoso husbands , if sick , are sent
to the hospital on Ward's hlaud , furnish
medicine to ( ho niling and trusses to the
ruptured , nnd preserve recorded purlieu
lara of nil thus column under their spvcinl
care by which they may bo found niid
identified in the future.
Near the Information Burciu from 2000
( o 200 ( people , wailing inquiringly for
their friends , Imvo sometimes boon con-
grccntod t o o line
Tlio greatly boiioficiont work of the
Kminration Commissioners deserves bot-
ior medical facilities than the miserably
inadequate hospital accomodatious at their
immediate command in Custlo Gar-
don. Now York doc-a the work
and bears the expense connected with
foreign immigration , but the whole
country shares in its bonclits. The railroads -
roads especially profit by it. The cash
value of tieknts purchased by inward-
bull nd Immigrants in 1881 was more than
tlvo million dollars. Moneys to the value
of cloven millions were exchanged in
Castle garden , nnd the estimated amount
of the drafts , bondn , nnd other represen
tatives of specie vnluo brought in during
Iho same year was no less than ono hun
dred million dollars. Castle Garden ought
lo bo n national institution ,
The glory ot n man is IIH ntrongtli. If you
arouo.iKcnod down through CMvsoho study.
ir by early indiscretion , Alien t llr.viu IW1
will permanently rostoio all lust \lgor. nnd
Rtroiigthun all the iniuclos of llrniu and Itody.
$1 ; 0 for $5.All driwiiiM
Itnnl I'tatnto litvcBtini'iits tlio lU'St.
rhilalolphln Itccord.
Ono of the oblivious lessons to bo drawn
From the panic which swept through
\Vnll street yesterday is the old , f.umliar
axiom , which oven the inost prudent in
vestors arc constantly in danger of for-
jotting , that securities which have mere
ly nn accidental or fictitious value are
ically no securities nt nil. In time of
trial , when credit for the moment ia
: ) arnlK < ! d , they diaanppear like chall' be-
: ere the wind , leaving rum and sorrow in
; heir wake. Men who have boon neons-
.onied to regard themselves as million-
liter because they owned or controlled
vust sums in such socimties , hnd them-
Delves of n sudden reduced almost to
lonury , their colossal fortunes on paper
vanished into thin uir. At auch n tnno
those who have money t" invest
mturally ask how they may best protect
themselves from risks of this character ,
and ouo of the first suggestions likely to
resent itself is the aupcrimtly , in point
uf safeness , of real estate investments
> vor almost nny other class of securities.
'It's nn ill wind that blows nobody nny
. ; oed , " nnd ono of the beneficial effects
vliicli are likely to follow the crash in
Wall Street , that sent n thrill of anxiety
hrough the hearts of investors nil o\er
: ountry yesterday will probably bo to
mug into prominence a class of invest-
nenta that can bo seen and felt , that w ill
not bo blown about by every breath of
peculation , and that can bo shaken by
lothing short of n physical or financial
earthquake. Real estate , as n gor-
3ral rule , does not pay rapid nnd
leavy profits that nro sometimes realized
rom stock speculations , nnd it is for this
roasun that the majority of investors fail
o appreciate the advantages that nro to
)0 found in the judicious expenditure of
money in this direction. But if it docs
lot make such largo nnd quick returns ,
t docs not slide from umlor the foot of
, hose who trust their money to it , ns such
days as yesterday show that oven the
best stocks may do. Conservative people
ple ; therefore , in view of those recent
osaons , will turn with froati interest to
real estate investments , which cannot
ako wings to themselves nnd fly away in
a single hour with the savings and accu-
nulations of n lifotimo.
Tlio best regulator of digestive organ ) and
the best appetiser known ix Angostura itlt-
orn. Try it , but beware of < iniitaUonH. Got
rom your grocer or druggist tlio penuiiio nrtl-
: lo , manufactured by Dr. J. O. 11 , IJicgert k
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The follow In ; ? are the tlmoiof the nrrUal anil do-
mrturo of trains by central xtamlard time , at tlio
( ical dopoU. Tralna Icuvu transfer doput tun mln
i cs earlier and arrlto ten lulimtm lator.
CHICAGO , ntmu.NuroN AND quiver.
I.KAVK. AKItlVH
f > 3D p in ClilraKoI'xpreBa 0.00 n m
0.40 a m 1'nst Hall. 7X : ( ) p ir
KANHA8 CUT , HT. JOB AND fOUNCIb tUmt.
a.O'tnm tlall nnd l.xpnihi , 7 : < 'fipin
8.06 p m 1'udflc Kxprcuu , fitO : p in
CIIICAUO. MII.WAIIKPK AND HT. PAUL.
MS a m Moll and KxprtMH , 7:10 : p m
fi.25 p m Kxpriiw , 0:40 : a in
0.16 am Uxprow ) , B D p m
CIIICAQO , HOCK IULAVU AKD PACIFIC.
6'SOpm Atlintlc Kxprw.9 , 0:10 : a in
0 50 a in Day Kxprcss , 6 60 p m
7:10 : am * Uon Holii'8 Ara.minoilitlon , 4:4Uin :
At loc.il depot only.
WAUA8II , BT. LOUIH AND PACIKIO.
O.nri a ra Mull , 4M p in
4W : p m Cannon l' 'l , 11:16 : a in
At Trantfcr nl
CIIICAOO and NonuwKSTnav.
0 30 m KxprtHi , fl 60 p m
0.45 a m Paciflu I'.xprcaa , 0:1 : ti a in
8IOUI CITT AND rACIKIO.
m ht I'nul Cxproaa , 0.00 a in
in Accommodation , 0 DO pin
UNION rAnno.
8.00 p m Wo Urn Kxprcm , 8 3f > a in
11:00 : am 1'aclfla i : < prci , 4:4ipin : (
7:40 : n in Local Kxprcsa , O.H4 n in
12:10 : a m Lincoln Kxpro s ,
At Trauifor only.
DUMMY TRAINH TO OMAHA.
I ave 7.20-i:3fl-0.30-lU.30-ir. : Ott. " > 1:50-2'30 :
1.30-4JO-B.3i-fl.85 II-OS p m Sunday 9,30-11:10 :
a m. H.aiM''W-0.36-11:16 : p. m. Arilvo 10 mlif
iiten licfuro leavlnif time.
AC01J HIM8. K. I' , CADWELL
8IW18 A , CADWELU ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIMJLUFFS , IOWA
Ofdca , Ualn Struct , Itooinn 1 ind Hliugart ft Mo-
( ahon'ii lllook. Will prictloo In Btato and Ml rtl
court *
W.R.VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace ,
Umalia and Oounoll Jilulfr.
collea ion ageui 01' )
Bavlnvt banV ,
LrJj.uxj.Mi
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
o. 29 PuarlBtreit - Council lllulli , Iowa.
JA8H.PEAB01)j ) : Mu ,
PHYSICIAN & BURGEON ,
lUtliloncc , Ho. . 1407 Janet Ht. Offlco , No. UO
aruiiu street O tlco li'juri 12 ID. to 1 p. m. , ui
om2tJCip.in. I'olupUjTi l > r onw'JI litiHuto
-W1TII-
tait ycur work is tlono for all time
lo tnno to come.
WE CHALLENGE
World
o produce a more durable material
for stvoot , iwvomont than the
Sioux Falls Granite.
ITOH ANY AMOUNT OV
filled promptly. Samples sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.MoBAIN&CO. ,
Sioux Fulls. Dakota
THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
IHUCCKbSOHH TO TIIK J. M 11. 4. II CO. )
THE MONARCH
Tlie mutt extonit\a iniintitacturctBof
i .1
IN THK WORM ) .
D09 8. Tenth Street OMAHA , NEtl
tlTTrlcua o ( llllUnl ami Tool Tables and material * ,
turiiitilicil on ap llcfttlon. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
BRUNSWICK & CO ,
Billiard , Ball Pool , Carom ,
AND ALT. OTlir.ll GAMING TAI1T.KS. TEN TIN
HALLS , Clir.CK8. CTC.
18 South Sil Street , fit. I , < ml , 411 Dclnnnro Street
Kansas City Ho. , 18'Jl lioiiRlns St. . Omalm , Nob.
HENRY HORNBERGER ,
Agout.
Wrlto lor CatnloKUcH and 1'rlco Until.
IllON AND HLATK1100F1NQ.
Onutlu , Neb
UANUKAOTUHKH OF
Galvanized Iron Cornices
; tiHormor Wliidown , I'lntnl * . lln , Iron and Slate
Uoolli if , Ki'trlit'H Potent IKtalllo Hla Unlit , intent
ailjimtocl Kutclia liar nnil Ilraclict bliolvliij , ' . I am
tliu Central auont Iiir tha uliuvo line of uoiiJu. Irun
Ken liitf , Cn tlii'ii | Halm-tradon \ ' ramlon. Iron Hank
ItalllnKU , Wlhdnw Illliuls , Cellar ( Ijanls ; nUoijeiioral
autnt for reunion & IIIII'ii I'atont limli'u llllnil
DUFRENE & MEN DELS OHN.
ARCHITECTS
jtirllKMOVKI ) TO OMAHA NATIONAL HANK
HUlI.niNCJ.
DISEASES OF THE
„ ' , T. ARMSTRONG ? M. D. ,
Until oltlcoa are repaired from result of fire , cilll
with Dr. 1'arkcr , Itoom 6 , Ciclnliton liloolc 16th
wid UoUKwiiatr coin.
DR.UOHNE'S ELECTRIC BELT
Will ( tiru Ni
, 1'ar
rajpsagWill ( iiiul tu , Hilatlca ,
Kldmy , Npluu nnil 1 tvvr
imlluii I i ftl | . Cularili ,
y/rir W" 1 1 II 'ITI iMii'oii mji
DuinliAiruo. ri l I H Utell.ltf Only nrklltlfllil l o
tiiiilli.lt in XIIH rlili Dint M i l H'l'.l- . tfrlclty and niaic
nVtUrii thruuKh Hi" hody , unil i untu \ nliarged In uli In
tliuit kr tbu l' tli nl.
SI.OOO Would NotBu It.
DR. llOftHH 1 was ainicted wltli rliuuraatlira and
cured by tulng a belt. To any one allllcUU with
that tllscaBo , I would oaf , buy llorno'a Klcctrla licit ,
Any ono can confer with mo by writing callluK
at my .tor. , 1120 Oou.la , t.t. Oraaba. eb.
MAIN OK ICR Opponlte lostolBcc , room 1 Kren.
r block *
ff Cor le at O. K , Ooodtnan'i Pruif Btore1 1110
cuam Ht . Omtba.
Orders filled 0. O I ) .
ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co. ,
S17 and 219 North Ualn fi t , , fit. Loult.
WHOLKHALK DKALKIIH IN
HOOK , 1
fJKWB , j
BNVUCOI'KH , OAIID UOAHD AMD
PRINTER'S STOCK
WTCiii paid tor IUx > o ( al
THE CHEAPEST J7.GAOE IN OMAHA TO BUT
TONE'S ,
One of the Beat and largest Stocks in the United Stata
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
HALLET OAVIS AND GO'S PIANOS
[ ENDORSED BY FRANZ LISZT. ]
H03TON , March 1st , 1831.
OUSTAVK 8ATTBK ,
RECOMMENDS ITSELF.
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I 1 r C2TZ5"Tjp SOLE AOENT ,
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JZIL _ J > CD JC JQJ
n 1510 Dodge Street , Omaha , Neb
U , S. DEPOSITORY.
F. II. MILLAUD , President. WM. WALLACE. Cnsliior.
Capital and Surplus , S45O.OOO.
Fire ami Hurclar Proof Safes for ttout nt f m 85 to $50 per annum.
RETIRED B THE INVALID.
Railroad , Street Lines
Will briiip llioiu from llicir homos to the Opera House , Postoffice ,
Hotels and Depots in
TJSZKT
Giving them the advantage of living on the suburban heights , wifh pure
air , bBiiutiful shade trees mid P.trls. nuro Spring Water and Likes ,
Groves iiiul Scenery magnilicent , which cannot bo equalled. This is a
"OAND
AND A PARADISE FOR ALL , RIGHT AT HOME.
The Syndicate have arranged with with the railroad companies for .1
line , attractive depot , Avhero trains of the following roads will connect
and slop : The Omaha Holt Line Railroad Line , The Union Pacific Rail
way Tlie Missouri Pacific Railway , Thu Omaha and Republican Valley
Railroad , The LJurlinglon and Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska and
the Chicago , Burlington aiul Quincy Railroad. All these trains will btop
at the depot at tlie town site. Also at the Stock Yards.
Beautiful trees have been set out on the property and streets laid
out.
LOTS ARE NOW ON SALE
AT LOW PRICES & EASY TERMS.
i23"Apply at the Company's ollico , cor. o 18th and Douglas streets ,
over the Omaha Saving's Bank.
M A. UPTON ,
Assistant Secretary.
The Finest Family Garden
IN THE CITY.
Music Every Evening , and
Hiturdaji. llttia weather In ijloanant. All olcgaut lunch will bojcricd cvtr m'rnlri ; , and tlitftuoU
IJciuord and tfctrs voiutantly on baud. SKNF ts AUKblt. Proprio tor * .
Co mid rarotm StictU. ,
G. H. WOOD & CO. ,
8UCCE.S.SOU8 TO WESTERN hTEAM IIEATINQ OO. ,
I STEAM AND GAS FITTERS ,
215 North 10th Street , bot. Capitol Ave. ami fIV /I A U | A M P R
Dareuport Stroot. Telephone No. 405. VIVI rM , W U- >