TJrlJil UMA11A DAJJUg
THE OMAHA JOSE
CCUNCIL BLUFFS ,
OPP1CK , NO. IS ! PEARL ST.
Delivered by t'urrltr ' liiiiny port of tlieCltj ,
11. Mi. TH/l'OX , JIANAOElt.
TKLGIMIUNESi
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Council Bluff * I timber Co. , conl ,
J'mnitlo wcdivM yesterday granted to I ) .
J. lliirlcxk otTliayir. Is'cb. , nnd V. A , Mont
gomery of rtounujf Bin IT ? .
Ui'Kulnrcniiinirifilc.iMtnorniu-nClt.y ' lodRC.
I' ' Nn.fi , A , IT. & A M , , Urn ovennijr , Ml
\i \ tnrutnr iM.HoMiii'flliiviU'd. . Hy i > nlerV. . M.
Dled-Of cliok > raliifmt\unJuk : itAmclla :
C.llvo month * old , diui | > hu > ref CliriftU'otir-
HOII.NO.l. . UIBonlh Tenth street liurlalln
Kuhvlowut : ip. m , todiiy.
'J'lm complaint iijnilnstCfCrapncliur forkc'tp-
Intfii million upon Sunday inoriilnir wis illi-
initsud jwU.'Wny , It ajiiiciirliiB tluitlio simply
opened thu pliu-ofor tno purpose of scrub-
biiir | out unit that liu dlil not Bull Anything.
' 'I'Jiuro never lim been such a hc-atcd term
with * o few M.sunlltlc.i wllhln my recollt'o
tlon , " wild a citl/cn ycsteruny , " 7lic fact
Unit Uicru uruso few nit lit bo tiilicn mil
irowl indication tliat wcnre n very tumporato
pcdplo tcmiH.'ratoln till things. "
.An Omahainun driving n biijwy on Lower
Dmdwiiy SimdityuvenliiRcolIiiKd with another -
other 111:111 : rilling horscbiick and killed the
liittcr'.s horse. Tlio abaft ofhts bu y l > io
trnted thu 11 wit uftho aiilinal mid itilllutoJ u
xvuuiul that caused death In n few hours.
Frank Johnson , n Ind llvliif * on Seventh
struct , wus MttiMiby nviolaus dos hut night ,
unil severely Injured. The dog was owned
by Mrs , V'uu At-Jeii. Dr. Harjto'.v drudsed
tlio liul'jvounds ' , which were lorn ted on thu
arms titid face , 'flic doj w killed by the
neighbors.
Kntisas City sends mossnjo.s of condolence
to Council IlluM'sniid desires in return u.sblf ?
cliniik.sof sympathy sucatibu sent ilinvn on
n flat car. The ix-nsus return ? IC.IVQ her
80KM ( ) smaller than Hho was bo fore tlio ununi-
|
eratloiipomnit'iiri'd ' , ami slio wants to lean on
our neck and wocp with us.
' The best plan lo follow to Ucq > cool , " said
Dr. Miurao yesterday , when risked for n. cem-
cral hot Mather prescription , "I * toiro iitout
your business. It's tlio idle people who liavo
tlii ) most complaints to inako about the
vvcnthcr , U'ho limn that's got plenty to do
and fjocs to wo'rlfiiiul does It hasn't got time
toicullzo hmv hot it is , "
The fli-cincn utNo. 3 hose aw conKi-ntula-
tlnp themselves Unit the llro committee in
tlic council really bad no sinister motives nnd
dnrlc designs upon their lives , for they were
niToeaoly surprised yosterd.iy by the receipt
ota new steel tire to talco the jdaco of tlio
lirokun ono en tlio hose cart thut 1m licon
tlircutcuini ; death to the riders fornlon
tlmo.
Them ivos some uneasiness ninonp the
frjoadsof Jllss Kuto Wicldiiun , the popular
teacher , wlio went as a delegate to the na
tional touchers' association at St. Piml. Sev
eral of the tcuchcrs returned yesterday from
St. t > npl niiil staled that Miss Wiekhain had
slatted on Saturday for the locality devas
tated by thotuvnblo cyclone on Sunday even-
Ing.
Ing.Mrs.
Mrs. E. W. Hurt ws thrown from her car-
TOKO by u collision near tlio pumping station
ofthowntcrworks on Sunday uveuiiigand
quite severely Injured. The misehiuf wus
mused by imm.uvuyhorso attached to arar-
li.iKOtontalidiiga man und twowomcn. Mrs.
Hurt's carrluKowns overturned and she was
tliro\vn with , a good deal of violence against
tlm curhinx ,
The board of education did not hnvo u
incutliig last nlglit. The leason wm thnt the
MI ties wlio KHVO tlm vcwsn.ipcn the in
formation that an ininofttiut meeting was to
lo held obtained their authority for the
( tntcmcnt from their iiiinginntlons , Several
members , however , appeared , but tlio board
rooms were neither Ugh ted up nor unlocked ,
The regular mcrtliijMvill occur on Monday
night and thoi-o will bo u. special nicutiiiL' on
Saturday tight ,
C. P. jWanis , nn omployo of the Council
Bluffs paint and ail mummy , 1ms ( wi-fected a
very simple , cheap i i l otlectlvo mailbox ,
that can Iw gotten up and furnished at an ex
pense ot less than SJ5 cents. 1'ostinaster
rroynor's attention was eulled to it yester
day , and ho udvlscd the inventor to send u
modd to Postmaster General Wnnuiuniilccr.
who Is vciy anxious to scuura u cheap mall
box that tlio departmental ! ! mnUo und fur-
nlsli to the people without cost. If Air ,
Adams' box shoidd bo adopted the few hours
t required to develop tlio idui andnuilio the
box will prove the most proiltablo in hU life ,
The park commissioners , city council and
others interested have bncn insittutiiig the
Fairmount pluITolcctrio mot r linn. It is a
well known fart that a rlilo over the line h
not ns Rontlo m it nilRhtbo , and that tlo cars
do not run na smoothly over this part of the
line as they ( loovurolhcrnorllnns. Tlio dif
ference is laid to the lighter rails used for tlio
nark line , AresuUof the investigation hns
been ix movement to require the motor com
pany to take \ID the llirht rails nnd lnv iloivn
heavier. This has brought n strong protest
from the residents of tlio Htwet , who claim
thatahcavierrnil will obstruct the street
mow , and thov thi-mton to resist the alleged
Iniprovcint'iitm the courts If necessary ,
The city council and u number ot reporters
went down to the pumping station of the
waterworks ycsUmluy afternoon for the pur
pose of Inspecting the primary sulnidary
roscrvoir.whieh . has been emptied ami cleaned
out. The inspection was asked by the water
works people , who desired the city ollieinls
and the uawHpunor representatives to see the
bottom of thebiK1 basin bofora it wns relilled.
It vus found to belli excellent condition anil
well cleaned. There nad been removed ap
parently hundreds of tons of tlio silt and
mudthat hud boon pumped into it with the
river water. The last analysts nude bv the
company's chemist shows that there is thirty
pounds of silt to every 1,000 pounds of water
us It comes from the river. Tlio greater part
of this is settled and lodges In tlio Hrst reser
voir , U'lio ' second subsldary reservoir will bo
cleaned next 'iho reservoirs of the com
pany have never liad a more thorough clean
ing than thut plvon them this spring ,
and tlio turbid condition of the ivatct about
ivhlch thuro has been soiuneh kicking Is duo
to this. Arrantfonients for the commencement
of this vorlc on the now subsidary ix > sorvolr
nd other proposed improvements uro about
joinplotcil.
JV jjood hose reel f reo with every 100 feet of
hose purchased atUlxby's.
J , C. lllxby , steam heatlnir , sanitary en
gineer , m Ute baildlnff , Omahii ; 80/Mcr
rluiu block , Council Blurts.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
luJdVolls Co. . C. 11. JuJd , president , UOO
BroacUvuy.
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M'KKtiOXAL J'.t / . 1(1 il.i I'll ti.
K. 11. Fonda is on the sick list ngn\\\ \ \ .
J , G. lllxby is in Burlington en a business
ailsslou.
Hob Westeott was overcome by the heat in
rxiiming down an Item for tlio Konpareil.
Miss Doll llrooks of the Boston store left
st ovenlug for \Voodblnc \ , la. , on a summer
mention.
Miss Lena Fonda has Just returned from
Paw 1'uw , 111. , after an ubscnea of three
ivcoks ,
L. B , Gorhntn nnd fiimily leave tonight for
a summer trip iu the ltocl < les. Mrs , Uorlmtn
and child will ivnudti in Salt Lake Cltv twd
tlio head of thu family vlllgoto Idah'oand
faclllo coast points.
Bcotla Stevenson of Aliuloy , Nob. , n prom
inent lumber merchant of thut place , and one
of the brotbcrs of the enany Scotch family
who uro rutinint , ' the Council Ilium lumber
coinpnay bere aiut a lurgo yartl in Omnlui
besides numerous other places , wiis u lilulTs
visitor yesterday ,
Mrs , M. M. Mnrsluill vlll Icavo tomorrow
for a summer visit with her husband's rela
tives in Chama , N. M. Major General Mar
shall will let the Kiel house pcoplo look lifter
Ms personal commissary while ho devotes all
the time ho can ipare from the "Q. " business
to thoouorous duties of hlsotllclal position.
Mandel A Klvln am olTerius great induce
ment to housokoopon during tnesohot dnys ,
" \Vo \ nro nvolvlnff now goods dally and can
offer great biiraalns Iu carpets , bedding , cool :
steve * , etc. Wo wish to make room for our
fall stock. We would bo pleased to have you
ItffUiM with us for cash or on the installment
Dlun.Vewih ship till modsfi-eoof cliurtjo
\vlthinuradiusof lUOmllos. Uemeinbcr ,
1 JT. Q , Tiytcm , real estate , 5 713 road war.
m\ \ § ABOUT THE BLUFFS.
An Unknown M\n Supposed to Have Been
Thrown Into the Elver.
SIGNS OF A DESPERATE STRUGGLE ,
( .Irc'iimstnncjs Which I'oltit to Tlic
lidleJ'Ttnit n Dark Crime IIus
lleon CoimnltlRtl Ren-
crnl NolOH.
The Missouri river seldom gives up its
dead or reveals Its secroti , but It g.ivo up a
tccrt'thistnlglit that may lead to the discovery -
covory of a dark crime , hy which a Council
Bluffs man lost his life.
AtS o'clock last night U e mounted patrol *
million duty nttho bridge discovered seine
clothes lylnj ? on the sndhar on this sldo of the
river hcnwth the trustlo on the eait end of
the motor bridge. Ho wiitehvd them forsomo
time and noted the fact that thcro was no
person near. The clothes looked as If they
had just been taken nit by some one prepara
tory to taking a plunge In the river. Know *
hiK the dangerous chrnctcr of the current at
thut point , ami ho wearily n man might bo
drowned there , ho concluded to iiiiiko nil in
vestigation , nnJ Olsiuomitod and went down
to the point.
Only n Jnrk hat and a gray coat could bo
found , iitul they were not lying together.
Both were nearly new and of fine material ,
Ho brought tlio clothes up to the bridge nnd
mounted his horsoand proceeded on his beat.
.AtU oVloL-kho met another patrolman und
reputed the circumstance. The tacts were
telephoned to the central station , nnd tlio
patrolmen were ordered to make a cloicr In
vestigation. They returned to the locality ,
but by tills time It wus too dnrk to see dis
tinctly and n lantern was procured.
'They made n startling discovery. At tlio
point where the clothes laid there were a
luiye number of tracks on the damp sand ,
ami mixed up In great confusion , indlmtitif-
thntn strugtrlo bad taken place. One set
were the truelts of a barefooted man nnd the
other were these of a man with n heavy pair
of boots or shoes on. They led to the cdga of
the river , where n desperate struirgle had ap
parently tukcn place. Hut the waters guvo
no sltfu of the secret they concealed. Tlio
boot trades led back into the willows , but the
barefoot tracks did not retura from the
water's edge ,
lly the aid of the lantern aeloscr examina
tion wilt made and a heavy gold watch was
found l.ilng on the sand , apparently as If it
had dropped from n vest that wus being
loosely carried. It VMS found hesldo the
tracks that led Into the willows. The watch ,
the partial raiment of a man , the tracks und
the struggle that hail apparently taken pluco
all Indicate the fact that a murder has been
committed for the purpose of robbery and
the body of the victim thrown into the
river.
There nro no means ot identifying the
clothes or the watcn , and \vlio the imfortu-
iinto owner 'was could not be determined.
There was no mark on the watch , but
whether thcro were any papers In the coat
pocket that would reveal the identity of the
owner h us yet only imown to the oflieprs.
The fact Unit ho went Into the water from
this side is the only evidence that ho was a
Council ] 31uITs nun.
Dr. U.S. West , porcelain crown and bridge
work , No. 12 Pearl.
Tliotity Council.
A special meeting of tlio city council was
held ycstordav afternoon with the mayor and
nil the uldermen present. It was called for
the purpose of receiving the report of the po
lice committee concerning the erection of a
second story on the patrol house , to bo used
as a police headquarters and for police pur
poses. Thecominlttco reported in favor of
the addition , und iho report was received and
concurred In. The committee was then In
structed to engage an architect , to prepare
plans nt once and have them i-eady for sub
mission to the council ut the meeting next
Monday night. The city clerk was instructed
to advertise for bids for tiiu work , to be re
ceived up to Monday night , when they will
bo opened and the contract let. The proposed
addition will cost nbout § 3,000.
Tlio police committee reported in favor of
allowing the police department some extra
facilities in thu way of u horse and bugcy ,
und the report wits concurred In. This price
to bo paid for the outfit of was fixed at $300 ,
and u warrant for that amount was ordered
to bo drawn In favor of the mayor and to be
paid the owner when the chief of police suc
ceeded In Hading the animal and vehicle thut
would suit ,
D. J , Hutchlnson & Co. submitted the plat
of Wilson's Terrace , a new addition to the
city composed of a portion of 1'almcr's grovo.
Heferfcd to the city engineer to draw an ordi
nance and report at the next meeting.
Alderman Wind called the attention of the
council to the fact that the lease on the uutld-
Ing now occupied by No. 2 hose company had
expired and submitted a report from the fire
committee that the lease bo not renewed and
that better quarters bo provided. The mat
ter was i-cferrcd'to the lira committee with
Instructions to secure a better building.
The city scavenger matter wns called up
and the committee recommended that no more
scavenger licenses bo issued , and in lieu
thereof thnt all common carriers bo permitted
to do scavenger work upon their carrier li
censes If they lilod a proper bond with the
city clerk to comply with the requirements of
tha ordinance , which provides for covered ves
sels and ticht boxes. The iviMipt , wns rnn.
currcd'tn. This practically settles a question
that has ridden the council like u nightman )
and riven inoro trouble than the weightiest
problem of municipal government.
Alderman Casper called attention to the
violation of thoordlnanco licensing hucltstoi- ' * .
The ordinance was adopted n , year ago and
was designed for the protection of tlio local
dealers against the outside fruit nnd decayed
vegetable dealers who soil commission con
signments in the residence portion of the city ,
The ordinance provides for nn annual llcenso
of ? M and specifically states that this licoiiso
must bo talien out on July 1 for the entire
year , Uobert Huntlngton , for M. Doquotto
and others , showed that Omuhr. hucksters
and commission men had hccngcttlng licenses
hy the month , and would take out the neces
sary permits only during the fruit and preen
vegetable season. The marshal and chief of
polieo were instructed to see thut the ordi
nance was enforced , and the clerk was
ordered to Issue 110 inoro monthly licenses to
anybody.
The council adjourned to meet next Mon
day night ,
"Want Personal Damages.
In the superior court yesterday the trial of
a peculiar case was commenced. It is en-
tltlttl George Muntor vs Hugh Dowllng. The
casocomes hero from Neoln. The I'ltiiiitllT '
claims that ho wns at work on Dowllng's
farm , and had some diniculty in getting his
pay , At last ho _ sued , and on the very day
when ho should have been in Xeola to attend
to the case ho found himself in tlio Pottaw.it-
tanilo county jail , on a pretense that ho was
insane. It is claimed that Dowllng was the
0110 who cnrno hero and tiled an information
charging thut Minitor wus crazy , A warrant
was Issued and a deputy sheriff was sent out
to bring him In. He'was locked up in jail
until the commissioners could bonotillcd , and
wlicu they examined into his cuse they
promptly discharged him , Such were the
facts onwhlch ho brings thU suit for dam
ages , claiming of the dcfeudaut thu sum of
$1UUOO. ,
A llrohcii I .eg.
An accident occurrol at the residence of
Deputy Sheriff William Curry In CVesceut
township Sunday evening , by which his
eldest ton , Joseph , aged twenty-one , suffered
a severe fracturoof tho'rlBhtnnklo. The
y ouiiR man was going away from homo , and
was mounted on a frisky young colt. Ho
rtxle up to bid his mother good bye , am ] the
colt stiled nt something near the gate , The
rider was throwi violently npiinst a corn
crib , nuil received the injury stated.
A year ago the unfortunate young man had
tlio satno foot almost severed from his body
by u blow from nu axe while chopping wood.
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Cliautauqua Attractions.
Tuo IntcrcstntChautauqua continues. The
variety of the programme , and the high aver-
ugo of IU merit being recognized , the crowds
continue to RO nnd come. TheyRo with
great expectation * , and they come away with
the expectations met to their satisfaction.
Yesterday the great event was the concert
given by the Schubert quartette. This com
bination Is by no menus unknown in Council
I31ufTs. Several seasons ago they gave a con
cert here , in the opera house. Last season
Uicy npncnrcil on the Clinutiiuquii grounds ,
iintl iiKdiii this season. Vi'ltli e.ieh reappear
ance they seem to create Increased enthusi
asm. The prolso duo this ijxtartctto cannot
bo too strongly stated. Their musical novel
ties cntch the public and their more artistic
renditions cntcft the musical critics.
Last evening Dr. lienson again lectured.
It wiis , like his other lectures , unllko tluno
given by my duo cl e. His strong Individ
uality , his qualntncss , his funny Illustra
tions , clear points and uncommon common
sense gain for him the verdict of being ono of
the most entertaining speakers on the plat
form of Utiautauiiuu.
The following Is the programme for
today ;
II a.m. Assembly bible study. Dean A. A.
2 i > . Hi. Hand concert.
Stiitin. m.-Ijoi'tiiro. Dr. .Tobn H. I-einotle.
Thu I'illo40i ) > hy of Music , with a scries of
brilliant scion tlfiu experiment1) ) ,
4 p.m. Sow testament Utook. Dcm : A. A.
WrlKht.
" > p. in. * Cliautaiiinia Literary and Scientific
clruli ) round table.
T i > . in. Chorus flu" .
8 p. in' . t'onof rt. The Schubert quartette.
A IVoiilliiiAimiuvlt. .
John Dunn denies that the saloon near the
Hcvcro house had it ) furniture seized by the
olllccrs. All that they took in tlmt line was
a beer faucet , which was afterwards re
stored. They took some kegs and bottles of
beer , some Jugs of whisky , etc. In further
explanation of the affair the following lather
remarkable aflldavit , for prohibitory Iowa , 1
given :
I.John Dunn. jr. , hcliiit first duly sworn.
upon oath say , that I was thu proprietor of
the saloon neiir the Ilevoio house , on llroad-
way , In the city ot Council MliilTs ; thnt I have
always paid my monthly line to tin ; olllccrs ot
wild city : tlmt for MID month of July I tun-
dorud und offered to ] iuy mild olllceis tlio
line , anil that thu oily cli'i-l ; lofuscil to tuUu
the said lino. JOHN DUNN , .nt.
Subscribed and sworn tnbufoit : mu by John
Dunn , Jr. , July la , 1HH ) . A. L. UKMIUICKR ,
Justice of the I'cnee.
SPECIAL VOK THIS WI2KK.
At the lloMtim Store , Council Itluift.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNIJERWEAU.
COHSET COVEHS.
New line corset covers , all sizes , lace
trimmed , bargains 'J3c and Jiflc.
A full line of butter goods in all sizes ut 50c ,
fiSc , C'Jc und "e.
Night dresses 50c , 75c , 8"c , Ooc to $ ' { ,00.
Shirts , all trimmed and tucked , o'Jc , 7."c ,
S9c , $1.00 up toSU.7. " ) .
Cheapest goods ntuOc to 5Sc , tucked only.
In chemises Me , IWe , 5'Jc ' , 5Sc , S7c , Doc to
Sl.S'J.
Drawers to match all the above.
COHSBT LIST.
Light weight sateen corsets ( good
value ) i > 0c.
Our Town Talk corset ( lap back ) 7" c.
French cantlt corset jin drab , white nnd
ecru , 7f > c ( special price ) .
Our ON13 DOLLAR LJST , Warner No.
H.T5 , Ooralino , Tampico , Madam Nor.i , Duplex ,
Ball's II , P.
"Warner's No.HI at ? l.25.
Equalino health corset at 31.25.
"Warner's health corset at ? i. ' 5.
.Misses' waist 4. > c , iiOoand 75c.
Black corsets , $ l.ii : : to S'J.ftO , fust black.
Ladies' waists ( Warner's ) 1.00.
Ladies' waists ( Ball's ) 5l.'J5.
MTo are showing over seventy-five different
styles of corsets nt present. Be convinced
wo can suit you in un v kind of a cornot.
BOSTON STOUE ,
Council Bluffs , la.
How to lllnff a Telephone.
"I wish the people of Council Bluffs could
learn ono little bit of a thing , " said Manager
Atlilns of the telephone exchange yesterday.
' 'The little thing I would hnvo them learn is
not any more dlfllcult of acquirement than
was the n b , ab , of their primary school
days , but there uvc 5,000 people In the city
who constantly use telephones who will not
or cannot learn it. It is simply to follow our
printed Instructions , tlmt nro printed in a
dozen places in every telephone book they
over saw , concerning the methods of ringing
up central and calling the subscribers they
want. When they want central the instruc
tions are to give one short ring , and only one ,
and xvhcn the operator at the ofllco conn < 3ots
them with the phone they want , wo have
bogged , and prayed and besought them to
ring that'pliono by giving two short , sharp ,
brisk rings. Nine times out of ten they will
jingle the 'phono once nnd then wait a long
time and jingle it again. This loaves the op
erator in iloubt us to what they want , and
according tohor Instructions she should cut
in and aslc them what number they waut. If
slio docs this they roar , and tolt her to keep
out , or they will try to smash the tymnnn of
tho'phono by shouting the inquiry why in
summer weather she didn't give them the
number they called for. She will meekly
apologize to them when she perhaps feels like
strangling them. Then when they got
through talking to that subscriber they will
want another connection nt once , and they
will give their usual little Jingle of the bell.
The operator is afraid of being killed if she
cuts in , and she naturally lets them ring
awhile.
"It's n trying position the telephone girls
have to fill. Their duties could bo lightened
and thosorvlco rendered much more satisfac
tory if the public would fully follow our in
structions about ringing up. It certainly is
notdiftlcuU to recollect tlils : C.ill central
with one ring ; call the subscriber you want
with two rings.11
Dr. Bowers' office moved to 20 N. Main.
Dear Tongue.
A colored man was arrested near the Chicago
cage & Northwestern depot charged with
vagrancy. When ho came up before Judge
.McGco thcro seemed hardly spfllclent evi
dence to warrant his being convicted , but it
* -as deemed Dost to hold htm nntll latein the
day for further investigation. As bo loft the
presence of the judge some ono asked him
what wns done in his case and ho answered
in a very contemptuous , referring to the
Jrdge in so vile an epithet that the court con
cluded that oven if ho was not a vagrant ho
wns guilty of contempt of court , and that $50
line might cause him to have a little better
control over his temper nnd his tongue.
Judjjo Dnemoi-'s Condition.
It was expected that Judge Ueemer would
bo able to bo hero yesterday to attend tlio dis
trict court , but ho sent word that his wound
bad broken out afresh , nnd was troubling him
to greatly that bo would not bo nblo to bo
hero before Thursday , to which time ho or
dered that court bo adjourned.
The Manhattan sporting headquarters.118
Broadway ,
A Cliolcn l.lst. of Summer Itosortn.
In the hike regions of Wisconsin , .Min
nesota , Iowa and tlio two Dukotns , there
nro hundreds of charming localities pro-
omptorily tilted for summer homos.
Among : the following selected list nro
mines familiar to many of our readers
as the perfection of northern summer re
sorts. Nearly ull of the "Wisconsin points
of interest uro within a short distance
from Chicago or Milwaukee , nnd none
of thorn nro bo far away from the "busy
marts of civilization" that they cannot
bo reuchod In a four hours of travel ,
by frequent trains , over the llnost road
in the northwest the Chicago ,
Milwaukee ifc St. * Pnul railway :
Oconomowoo. Wls. Clear Lake , Iowa.
Minociiua , WIs. I.nlto Okoboji , Iowa.
WiiukcshnVls. . Spirit Lake , Iowa.
Palmyra , wls. Frontcnac , Minn.
Tiinmlmwk Lukes , Lake Minuctonlca ,
AVls. Minn.
Lakeside , Wls. Ortonvlllo , Minn.
Kllbourn City , Wls , , 1'rlor Lnko , Minn.
( Dolls of the WlsAVidto Bear Lake ,
cousin. ) Minn ,
Beaver Dam , Wls , Big Stone Lake , Da-
Madison , Wis. kota.
Tor detailed information , apply nt ticket
office1501 , Karnnm street. Darker Block.
R A. NASH , Gen. Agent.
J , E. PliESTON , Puss. Afont.
*
'PUBLICANS OF LANG
Their County OonVtntlon of Yesterday iv
Ono ,
MOORE ANp EGGLESION FOR SENATORS ,
Oakley , Olllllati , Cornlsti , Multosscu
nncl Sovcrliie Chosen as Hcprc-
Hcnlallvcs1'iilcH of Altttrl-
nionlnl
LINCOLNNeb. . , July II. ( Special to Tun
Uii.j : : Tlio gtcut political struggle tlmt has
been In progress uinong the republicans of
Lancaster eounty for several weeks cimo to
n head this afternoon In tlio county conven
tion held ut llohnnon's hall. At 2 p. in. 290
delegates , nil In their shirt sleeves , gathered
nttlio place of rendezvous und though the
hunt -was sweltering the enthusiasm was
none the less demonstrative nnd the delibera
tions were curried on among un ocean of flut
tering finis.
Th-3 meeting was culled to order by W. S.
Hamilton , who announced the objcet of the
convention. On motion A. M. Trimble was
chosen temporary chnirinnn and M. I. Aitkin
secretary. On taking the chair Mr. Trlinblo
niailo u strong speech upholding the soldier
clement und paying a warm tribute to the
record of the republican party.
After approving the credentials of the
various delegates , Mr. S. J. Alexander was
chosen permanent chairman. M. I. Aitkin
wns chosen permanent secretary und K. D.
Si/or nsslstiint sivrot-iry.
Oa motion of Jtr , Trimble It was decided
that each delegation should cast the vote for
Us absentees.
On motion of Mr.Voodv.ud It was deter
mined to oppose proxies in the stuto conven
tion.
tion.Mr.
Mr. Woodward also moved that no nom
inating speeches be nllowoil. Although tills
sentiment was opposed hy cverv man cocked
and primed for a speech , nevertheless It pre
vailed.
The convention then proceeded to place
candidates In nomination.
On motion of ClmrlcJo. Whodan , Mr. U.E.
Moore wiis unanimously chosen ns candidate
for the ponltion of stnto senator from the city.
Amid loud iicelumations Mr. Moore came for
ward und thanked iho delegation for the
honor accorded him.
The following gentlemen were placed in
nomination for the position of senator from
the country precincts : S. W. Dcnrdsley , , r.
J ) . Woods , C. M. Branson and George W.
After the first vote was polled the result
was as follows : Uc.mlslcy.JS : ! ; Woods , IU ;
Branson , , Ej-glesloii , 01. Thu stolid was
as follows : Beardsloy , lM ; Woods , ! iU ; Bran
son , 51 ; Egglcstou , I'Jl.
The friends of Woods lost courage at this
juncture und withdrew his name from the
contest.
Tlio third ballot resulted as follows :
Beardsley , 114 ; Branson , ( I ; Ejwleston , 170.
Mr. Lggloston wus declared the nominee.
The following nominations were miido for
the positions of representative , there being
five places to be tilled : John J. Oillilan of
the Fifth ward , K. II. Oakley of the Fourth ,
Charles Severino of Budn precinct , A. J.
Cornish of the Fourth ward , John 0. P. Me-
ICosseii of Middle Creek and Byron Bcal of
South Puss.
Bud Lindsay of the Third arose nt this
Juncture nnd declared thnt he had withdrawn
from the race on account of thu hitter op
position of certain papers und for the good of
the purtv.
A motion was then made by Mr. Hathawnv
thut Uillihin , Oakley and Cornish bo declared
the unanimous choice df the city.
This raised a howl from the country dele-
Bates and Mr. Hnthawav withdrew the mo
tion.
tion.Mr.
Mr. Cnldwcll then' ' moved that Gtllllan ,
Onkloy and Cornish ho elected by acclama
tion and nn uyo und , ny , vote by precincts
hemp called for , the motion prevailed and
the gentlemen were declared the nominees of
the convention.
By this time the delegates were worked up
to a fever heat of excitement , und it wus with
dlfllculty tlmt they were made to sit down or
become quiet. .
When order wns restored the convention
proceeded to vote for representatives from
the country precincts.
The first ballot resulted as follows : Sev-
crine.L'00 ; McKcsscn , 370 ; Bcnll , l'l. ' }
MclCesscn and Soverino wore then declared
the nominees and amid shouts they proceeded
to the stage to thank the convention.
Both RIelCesseu and Soverino attempted to
multo speeches , but the delegates cried.them
down. This ended ull attempts at speech
making.
Nominations for county commissioners
were next in order. In the Fhyt dlstrfct the
following gentlemen were placed In nomina
tion : Captain W. W. Cnrder of the Seventh
ward , M. E. Churchill of the Sixth. George
W. Winelnnd of Lunc.istor , John H. Travis
of Wuverly nnd F. 0. Evcrson of Hock Creole ,
After the second ballot Captain Carder re
tired from tno contest in favor of Mr.
Churchill. Mr. Everson's mime wus also'
withdrawn. The final ballot wns as follows :
Churchill. HV2 ; Wlnelund , HI ; Travis , 114.
Churchill was declared the nominee for the
First district.
In the Fourth district Joseph McGrnw and
John Fnms were presented and resulted in n
victory for MeGruw on the first ballot. The
vote was : McUmw , 189 ; Frans , 114.
Thomas J. Dicksonwas unanimously chosen
us candidate from the Fifth district.
The following gentlemen wore' named for
county attorney : D. G. Courtney , J. G.
Johnston and 1) . F , Johnson.
The llrst ballot was us follows : Courtney ,
180 ; Johnston , 53 ; Johnson , 55 ; Strode , 1.
Mr. Courtney was declared the nominee.
An old man named J. J. TCclloy then arose
and after making a speech highly compli
menting Tom Benlon , state auditor , ho miido
a motion that Mr. Bon ton bo allowed to se
lect his own delegates to the stuto convention
ns Mr. Benton was desirous of being re-
elected.
The motion was carried with n thunderous
shout , although there were several votes
against the proceeding ,
A motion was then made that Charles H.
Gere bo given the authority in conjunction
with H committee of ilvo to name the dele
gates to the congressional convention. This
was carried , although u good many voted
against it.
Mr. W. H. Woodworth then moved that
the gentlemen chosen as delegates for sena
tors nnd representatives bo Instructed in
cose of election to cncourago and vote for the
Australian ballot system.
Gore chose the following persons as dele
gates to the congressional convention : Or II.
Gere , W. II. Woodwanl , F. M. Hull. A. D.
Burr , H. M. Uicc , H. W. Orr , C. E. Aloxau-
Smith , J. D. Laner , W. C. Aus
tin , H. B. Vnil , James Steven
son , James Mnlionoy , E. 1 > .
Holmes , II. C. McArtluir , S.M.Mohck , J. M.
Cotton , W. B. Bennett. O. V. Eaton , W. .T.
Marshall , It. B. ( Jrahimi , J. H. McClay , D. C.
A'nn Duyn. 0.V. . Huxie , J. Ij. MeConnell , Al
E. Ewun , S. J. Dennis ' ' M. B. Cheney , Jesse
D. Mooro. - - -
After the nppoin'tlnbnt of a republican
county central comtnlttoo the convention ad
journed.
ronnci.osiN'o TiiKiit MoninAor.9.
The Meud bond nui ) trust company of York
has commenced action la the district court to
foreclose a mortgage on .lot . 41 of Davis' sub
division to the city of Lincoln , given ns se
curity on n note for S'oO. The sumo company
Is also after lot 10 of block ! l in Grant's addi
tion to the city of Lincoln on which a mort
gage was given by Frederick S. Ellis to se
cure a loan of SiSO. The company also wants
lot ( J ot bloclc ! ! In Irvin's addition to Uincoln ,
which was mortgaged by Mrs. Emmu B.
Wllhclm forU0. !
John L. Miles and James Thompson have
their eyes on lot 1 of block 4 , in the Lincoln
driving park company's second subdivision ,
on which Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wright have a
mortgage to secure the payment of VI'iOO. ,
The note specified that In case there wns any
failure to pay interest or principal promptly
the \vholo amount of the note would become
Immediately due , although the bulk of It wus
not in reality duo for ilvoye.irs. Mr Wright
has been sick lately and was unublo to pay
the Interest the lust time it became duo. He
will therefore lose everything that ho has
already paid.
OVKHCOMI : nr Tim HEAT.
John Dunz , a tcatustcr in the employ of.
Henry Velth , was overcome by the lioat
while nt work this afternoon , When dis
covered ho was lieing dragged iilongl * street
near Eighth , with the lines wrapped around
his wrist. Ho wns taken to his homo on (3
street , between Seventh mid Eighth , lifter
regaining consciousness. Ho will recover ,
m : corr.nx'r STAND ntosrnniTrT' "
Mrs. Aimlo Malay , who was wedded to her
husbnnd , Thomas , thirty years ago In old
Ireland , now begs tlio court earnestly for a
separation from him. Mrs , Muloy says thut
during the three decades she hiw been mar
ried to him she Buffered the Inconvenlcncca
of emigrating to America , endured the priva
tions of pioneer life nnd has assisted her once
poor hushicd to accumulate a fortune of
fl7,400. But Mr. Muloy , lllcu many other
men. could not stand pro'perity , and of late
his \vlfo says ho 1ms grown so arrogant ,
drunken ami brutal that there is no living
with him. Several times of lute ho hits
knocked her down and in other ways abused
her , and called her vile names besides. She
further claims that ho has clutched her
throat nnd threatened to kill her. She asks
for a fair share of the property thnt she has
helped to accumulate.
James Knittlo uxks for a divorce from his
wife , to whom ho hiw been married for
twenty-four y.cars. Mr , ICnlttlo Is a nnn of
good reputation und ho claims that ho has
throughout his marital career always tie-
ported himself ns a faithful husb.md. On
February IB of tlio present year Jho suys ho
wns astounded by discovering thut his wife ,
who Is nearly fifty years old. had become
untrue to him. This was followed with "n
shocking array of subsequent sins. He can
no longer hear the disgrace ot being tied to
such a woman and ho praya for a legal separa
tion.
A TOUOII PA MI ,
Noah Cushlngbcrry and T. Eddlngs , both
well known to the police , were arrested to
day charged with stealing n lot of chickens
last night f win a farm near Walton. Thu
tcll-tulo evidences wore found about tholr
houses in the bottoms. Cushlngberrv Is the
paramour of the notorious Jennie Adams ,
who , though but a little over 11 f teen years of
age , has gone Inevitably to the bad. Hers Is
n cnso of hereditary eusscdncss.
AN INDIGNANT HUSHANI1.
II , L. Spencer has for some time boon sus
picious of the attentions paid to his wife by
one George Kelloy. and yesterday ho In
formed his wife that ho would not bo homo
until today. Instead of going out of the city ,
however , lie disguised himself nnd remained
here to watch her. Shortly after a o'clock
this morning his worst fours were realized
and liis first impulse was to shoot Kclley.
Uut instead of doing this ho resolved
to publicly dlgraco him nnd hunting
up a pollcoimn ho caused the arrest
of the guilty pair , and the two passed the re
mainder of the night In the city Jail. Mrs.
Spencer affects great penitence and assures
her husband that if ho will withdraw tlio
prosecution she will always bo trim and
faithful to him hereafter. It Is said tlmt
Spencer Is bent on getting a divorce and also
intends to punish Ids guilty wife and her par
amour to the lullcst extent that the law will
permit. Mrs. Spencer's father i n well-to-
do farmer named Spcrry aud ho lives near
White Cloud , Kim.
BTATi : HOUSR NKWS.
Secretary Cowdcry and Treasurer III11
went to Kearney this morning to inspect the
now building on the industrial school
grounds.
The National wntch company of Red Cloud
has filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of stuto. The capital stock Is
$100,000.
David A. Campbell , the newly appointed
clerk of the supreme court , filed bonds with
the secretary of state this morniiiR in the sum
of $ IUOUO. Thijy were signed with the names
of Kobcrt B. Windlmm , W. H. Newell , Frank
Gnrrott and John W. Barnes. The bond has
boon approved. Campbell has also filed
810,000 bonds for the position as reported und
they are signed with the names of John H.
Becker , J. N. i'utterson , C. II. Pnrnialco nnd
W. II. Kcwnl.
Kcwnl.Cl
Cl TV NEWS AND XOTKS.
The following colored gentlemen were each
fined f 10 and costs this morning for being hi
a gambling den : Frank Mitchell , David Weldon -
don , Solomon Walker , William Hobinson.
liiehard Johnson , John Jackson , Ben Cornea !
and J. M. Downing. There has been a no
ticeable lack of arrests of white gamblers ,
however , of late.
John J. Rcnfeldt , n butcher , slapped James
Keneully for coining Into his shop drunk und
using Improper language In the presence of
ladles. Keucally caused his arrest on the
charge of assault and this morning ho was
fined i and costs. The iudpo assured him
that personally ho admired his manly action ,
but the spirit of the ordinances necessitated
a fine.
Jim Daily , who bit oft a portion of J.
Kitchen's thumb In a light Saturday night ,
was fined only SI and costs this morning , as
it was proven thut Kitchen aud his brother
provoked the attack. Kitchen was also fined
SI and costs ,
The police \vcro called hurriedly this morn
ing to Tenth and O streetx , whore it was re
ported that Lou Glblcr had killed Abraham
Bayliss. On arriving on the scene it wus dis
covered thut Bayliss was not dead , but dead
drank. An insulting romaric made by the inebriate -
obriato to Giblcr had caused the latter to
knock Bayliss down. As ho was too intoxi
cated to move it was thought at first tlmt the
terrible blow had killed him , but It had
merely stun'ied him instead. Giuler" was
urrcstcd und mulcted to tlio extent of $11.
Mlna G. Metcalf asks the uld of the courts
to collect $300 from C. P. Cadwalladcr.
o
A Html Crowd This.
Flo Audrey , alias Omalm Jack , the toiigh
cat woman in town , went out to Cut-Oft is-
Innd with a disreputable male habitue of
bawdy houses and § 19. Out on the island
they mot two other women and they all got
drunk , "Jack's friend" deserted her for the
other women and n light ensued , in which
VVIll bo paid to any competent chemist who vriii
Und , on ttmlyBia , a pirtlclo of Mercury , Potash ,
or other poisons iu Swift's Specific ( S. S. 8. )
'AKEATIHOSORE
ncodct on , Tcr. , Aug. S3 , 1839. "For clgh.
tccn months I bad no eating sore on my toners
I was ( rented by the best local physicians , but
obtained no relief , tlio eoro gradually grovrlog
worse. I concluded finally to try 8. S. 8. , and
was entirely cured after using a few bottles.
Tou have my cheerful permission to publlnh tha
bovo statement for the bcncflt of thcto BlmUarJ ;
ffllctud. " c. B. McLKUoim. HendcraonTcz.
Treatise on Dlood and Skin Dlscuerwnnlledfroc.
THE BWIFT SPKC1FIO CO. . Atlanta , do.
"It Diaagreeu
A common rcimirk. If you lake Tutt
JMlls you cillloat iinj tiling you lllir , lill < lfr ;
nobi < l effect ) . They net Kiieclllcully un tin
Jlvcr , KtnmnfU Rinbowoln , ruunlnR : a fret
flv ofgastvlo Jiilve , ivliluli Irf omciitUl to
good digestion und regular bowvU ,
Don't Fea.r
Itcr. It. IturtH , Jluimlu , Fin. , sAy t "TutO
l'lll are linlil Jn lileli rcjil1 te a * n I.Ivnr K 'K-
ulatur. 1 linnlly know how vii fiiuld irt
ulonif vrltliout them. Chilli uiiil fever IIUM >
lint tlirlr < lrc.nl. Our jioople tuUo 0110 or t wo
Uo.fH fif th TlllH , and follow It with flfloini
Kinlns of < iiilnlnn , illvlilcil in threa ilo i > dur *
Itilt th ( lay. The chill Hover returns , "
Tutt's Liver Pills
CURE CHILLS AND FEVER.
Ttlcv ? Bo. Office. 39&41 P--fcPlnp- . Y.
GRAB'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
MMt < K TIIK ( IMKAT I KAOEMAII *
KNOI.IHII liKii-
KIIV. Anunfull.
limcuro for Hum *
InulVi'lknr : i ,
H iiertnitnrrlri'i.
liti | > ntuiic/ . unit
nil > lliui < o < tliat
foIUiw ai a 8 *
quen of Keif-
BEFORE TAKIHQ. omturto , Wtt TAH B.
1'uln In tlio Hack , Dlinnimuf Vliliin. 1'roinoturo Ul < 1
Aire , and uiinir dtliiT ill ua" ' tlmt luail lu Iniuiillr
or rnnsiiiuiitlun nn I u | > runiatur | [ ruvu ,
ttrKiilliinrtlculitrtln uur pnuiplilel , wlndiwo de-
Irulunoiut fri'iilmull to erury ono. If1h3 bpo-
title nicilliMiKi ImnMal ( I | > ur | uicknw , or ill pncli *
nuv > for K , or will l > o font trvo by mall uii th j roe l | > t
of Hie iiKJiicy , by Hlilremln <
THK GOODMAN DHUO CO. ,
1110 FAIINAM STKKKT , OJIAHA , Nint.
Oil account of counlcirfoln ne UUTU uUoptoil tbo
jcUaw wrapper , the on/ ]
all hatul * l wk n yart. "Jm-k" ainnshcMl a
couple of mirrors mid n fo\v beer plnjscs mid
smttcrcii conildcmlilo gore , but win finally
ovcriwwcruil mid badly slinhod wlthnknlfo.
J txtor slio'M picked up lyliiKln the roiul
loiuiliifr from tlio Islitiul unconscious. Slio
wns tnticii to tbo stntlon , mill yMtoiilny
nrnilKiicil upon n chnrKo of bolnjr drunk. Slio
Imil been so bndly puiiUbcJ , bowovcr. tlmt
. .
She lost hop Jll ) , nnd assorts tlmt the
RftMtcr part of It wus stolen by her coinmu-
Ions.
Both the method 'and results -\vlicn
Syrup of Figs 13 tnkcn ; it Is pleasant
ami refreshing to the tafto , ntul nets
Rcntly yet promptly oa tlio Kidneys ,
Liver and Rowels , cleanses tlio sys
tem eflcctually , dispels colds , head
aches aud fevers and cures Imhitual
constipation. Syrup of Figa is the
only remedy of it.s kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to tlio tnsto nnd ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
cflects , prepared only from tlio most
healthy and ngrceahle substances , it
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tlio most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figa ia for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist , who
may not hnvo it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one wlio
wishes to try it. JDo not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN FRANCISCO. CKL.
E. AT urv
"THIS is AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATER. "
IfiiUerVfianl ,
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. "
The fiUing at the Apollinaris Spring
( RAenisA Prussia ) amounted to
11,894,000 , lollies in 1887 ,
12,720,000 , bottles in 1888
and
15,822,000
1TOTIOE The welUiKKon Yellow Laltli of
the Apollwarii Company , Limited , art
protetted fy Perpetual Siyiiiictioiit of the
Supreme Court ,
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
01TICER & PU SKY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Ilrnudway.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Doalorsln fnrolgn und Domestic TCxclmngo
Oollcctloiia inadu and Interest p.ilil on tlmo
uuposlts.
Gas Stoves
MANY FAMILIES
In this city are new wiling to
give evidence that the com forts of
housekeeping will never be thor-
oroughly appreciated until you
provide yourselves with a Gas
Cooking Stove.
Many people thought we were
going into life stove business a
little steep when we bought
such a stock of stoves , more than
100 patterns. Realizing , however ,
that the people of this city knew
how to appreciate a good thing
when it was rightly presented , we
fully determined to make the at
tempt.
Our sales during the month of
June fully justified our efforts in
introducing the beststoves that arc
manufactured in the United States.
These stoves we have been ,
are now , and proposs for the bal
ance of the season , to sell at cost
price , set up and connected.
A. separate metre is set for each
Gas Stove.
The price of gas for stove pur
poses having ; been reduced to the
very .low figure of $1.30 per thou
sand cubic feet , we guarantee the
economy and efficiency of every
stove so'ld.
STOVES SET OiN APPROVAL.
Call at Merriam building and
select such-stove aswill meet with
your requirements , and will put
them in your house on a month's
trial ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Gas & Electric Light Co ,
"
NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1710U8AtiR-.Orwlltlr.iilu for "n M > | road
JL1 U'imtalllim : No. tlWJ , rctMoriMl in Wnl-
liico. llyDr. Archibald , dum by Kentucky
Ulur , A years old. Apply lo Dr. Mncruu.
\V ANTKn-nmMl clrl by Mrs. A. I1 , llniu
> T elicit , 120 Fourth Htroot ,
USt"T"Two itT > o7r iiiodorii
\V \ , iMUer. a I'uurl utroot.
SAIjR nr Kent -diir.lon liiiul , wltli
FOIt . ' , by J , U. Hloo , Iff } Muln St. , Council
llluirs.
" \VANTKD-A poiltlonl oniiKlvtfliostof r f-
'i oi-oiieiiHi itntiiliorlonco | Inirroccrv und
Rcnoml | IIHIU'I.I ; iiNo iHuikkoinilnt ; . Address
it i > , iioo i > niiHuuituuii iiiuirs.
\V"V pay rout vdiou you can buy u homcon
T T llio Jiuunlorim , iiiid In ca < o otyour dcntU
at nny tlmo leave your ( utiilly tlio lioino clear
on tliu fdllowlni ; tonns :
A homo worth tl , ( n txtM2 | > cr tnoilth.
A homo worth JI.VIJ aHIS IHT inoiilii.
A home wcnlli J..iXK ) ut i't iwr nuintli.
A homo north MtiM iittut | ii r iiiunlli.
Aliomo worth f4WO at MS ir tiiontb.
Othur prlcml lionu't niitlioftum toriii < . Tlia
nlxivo inniitlily payiinints hioluilo iirluolpnl
unillutorcst. Vordfll iinrtlciiliiri unit on or
lulilrosi the .Tii'ld ' AVolU Co. . 0 > 1 llru.iiUvay ,
UoiiimltH I u fT . In. _
ITIOUlJENT-Tlinitorflriwrn , No. 18 , ( rontma
U nn Ivurl U NY. U. Jiuiius.
V\rR ll.VVKsovural bMiitltul inn lurn liouiu
TI Hint wo will tmilo tiir ( iuiitnl ) rjti va'i in
lotijliiOmiibiiVtiincllbliiiTs. : ) ! Tliu Judd *
Wells Co. . l onnull limit * . In.
DR. BELLINGER'S
Cor. Broadway and sntli St. ,
Council Blufi's , la.
Tor tlictrentiiirntof nil surijlcal amlehronto
dlsea o * anil diHis\sot ; the blood.
I'rlvato dl > oa c i of thu urinary and sexual
organ * , us syphilis. itrU'tuioi'y 1llls , i.piir-
niatoiiolioca , lost nnhond , v.wuul Impotuucti
and NM'iiU'nfS * tioatuil Miivi Hfiil-y.
I'lirtlcnliiMitioiilliiii paid to disuasiH of tha
liinK4. as Asthma. Consumption , llroncliltH ,
Catarrh , Elc. Paralysis. Kidney dl-uiM : > s , as
DliilietuH. lliliihl'H Dlirtiso. UliiMiiimlltiiii.l'llos ' ,
O.mccr , Varlocclo. llydioselc. Dropsy , Tu-
jaur-1. Dbo'iHci of thu eye and ear. Club
fict. Hplmtlcurvnturoaiilull diseases of the
bnni's.
\Vo have a depart incut devoted exclusively
to the t refitment of IHorliut dlioascs.
Medlclnosoiitiecuri'Iy ' packed and freofrom
observation.
Correspondence eonldonllnl. Addrnss :
1)K. ) IIISI.MNOKK'.S
Surgicaltnsllttiio and 1'rlv.ito Hospital.
Cor , llniaihviiy nnd 'Jith stCouncil lllulM , in. .
The J. A. Murphy
MANUFACTURING CO. ,
1st Avenue andSlHtHt ,
SashDoors and Blinds
Hand and Scroll Sawtnir. Ue-Sa\vtn unit
Plaining , S.iwliu' of nil kinds. I'uroli ' Hnu'kots ,
Klndlliii ; uood } . ' . . " 0 pur load ddlveicil. Clean
snwdnst by thu liurrel..c. . All \vork to bo
Urht-dnss. Telephone M.
"V'OUU IMTUOXAGR SOLICITED. "
MAXON & BOUEQEOIS , , ,1
Architects and
Superintendents.
Pine Interior Decorations.
Ttoom " 50 Morrlnni Hlnck , Council BluHs. T
KOOIII WON. Y. I-lfa Uulldlng , Onmbn , Neb
ALL , WORK WA.RRA.NTED.
DR. J. D. JACKSON , Dental Surgery.
All kinds of worlc ilono. You con sivo ; one.
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ut room -'it ; Alurrliini block. Counull BliuVi.
F. M. ELLIS & , CO. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Building Superlntandants.
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ClIAHI.KS U , IIANNAN , CnHlllor.
CITIZENS STATEBANK
OK COUNCIF , HLUKKS.
Paid up Canittil * l.-j,000.00 ( )
Surplus nnd Prollts 50,000.00
Liability to Depositors 350,000.00 ,
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In SoutlnvestiTii Iowa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Chest Pcotectors , Etc.
Aconts Wmtoil , D.O.B. . Judd ,
606 Broadway , Council'HIuffs , lar
27 MAIN STUEET.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORYr
Hydraulic "nd Sanitary Knplneor. Plans , Kstiinntcs ,
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Building , Council Bluffs , la.
JuUlcoof Iho Pouco , Odlco over Ainorlcun Bxpross , No. 000
N. Shur
. Broadway , Council Dlulls , lown.
CfATin JPr ClTYin Altornovsnt Law , Pnictico in the Slate ana Federal
uLUilu ( V IJllllu"Courts. Kooina 7 and 8 Shugurt-Hono LJloolc , Council
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FURNITURE.
r < urb'ostStook und Lowest Prices , Dealers , tend for Catalogue ,
Noa. 205 and 201 Broadway , and liOl and 200 Plerco Street , Council UlulTs , I