TUESDAY SEPTEMBER ,0 1881.
6 ' THE OMATTA DAILY BEE : .
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Record of a Day's Doiiigs
Iowa's Metropolis.
A Lively Declaration Again
the Monopolies.
Mr , Mynater's Advoutur
Upon Big Lake.
AtYoung1 Follow Wakes tl
Wrong Passougor.
Other Oocurroncos of Equal Go
oral Intercut.
THE RACES.
rcw nnrtm IO.NS NOW Tir.ir TH
Ann KN JI : ) .
Thu races are over und the oily I
ngaiii rulurned to , its normal con
tion. That everybody who ntlunJ
thoiraccs ivas nioro than pleased tin
is no doubt. That the gciitlom
upon whom the responsibility of nir
ing the ontcrtaimucmt a our.cc.itw
have been bolter ] > Iraac < l With a me
general atlimdrmco there i.i'iio qui
tton. Lot us look nt both hitlcsof t
"itato money" question. Thu gonci
public hero in thin city believed tli
by expending someS0,000 or $8,0
to assist in locating and permanent
establishing ix driving park in Coun
Bluffs the management could-afford
put the price of admission within tin
reach. Some contended that twonl
five cents with ton cents nxlrn for
reserved seal would bo fully a nui
as the public here could stand. Th
of course , would luiv'o boon too mui
"country. " Others contended tli
twenty-live cent general ndmissio
and fifty cents entitling ono to a BO
in the amphitheater would have bci
about right. Now , wo aalc the quo
tion why when anything is gotten i
amongst our own people and for o
own benefit , with every dollar mm
to In ) turned into the snnio chann
whence ib cnmo , why is it that
many people stand nloof because tl
charge , as they claim , is a little hig
Wo Bay right lioro , and wo say
above board , Sells brothers took fro
the people § 5,000 , Mr. Coup § 8,001
Mr. Forcpaugh 810,000. IJnrnun :
circus will go ntill higher , and tal
awny from this city $15,01) )
making in all § 38,000 ai
mark it no man or woman will sr
that their charges arc oxorbittui
What aio they ? lifty cents at the do
and twenty-five cents for n rcsorvt
seat.They ! take this money and tl
chances ore not n dollar will con
back here iiftor they leave. Tl
trotting park wo always have with u
It is nu institution of the city. It u
vcrlises the city ; it nnenks of o
growth , our largo hoartcdnoss , 01
progrtsivcnoRs ua n city. Again \
repeat , wo readily deliver over to c ;
cuses this ycav$38,000.without n mv
inur , to see not one-half the cnjo
incut that tlio nmii.igemont of our pa.
furnished thin yearNo liner studji
liorscs ever crossed the priiries tljr
wore on exhibition at the drivn
park last week , which to alone see iv
north as 'much inmfoy ns the be
cironi"cntertiilninont. ! TUB Biu wi
very sorry Unit the people did not fence
once overlook all cstortion , if tin
believed it was that , and attend tl
races this year moro generally. C
the other hand , the iniua : eiifont { i
fixing their prices , vroro guided vrhol
by Ufoiprico charged at every park
the 8iuno circuit. They believed tli
it would not do to have diflero :
price/jTm the circuit. They won
charofo' what was charged sit Kans
CitjvSC-Joe , St. Louis , Minneapol
and Chicago. If the people have g
in thojlmViit of attending the nicus f
twontyfivo cents , it would bo ha
vrork'tcTraiso it higher in the fntut
Thoy.'naw the first day that the
wouldJjQ moro money for them if th
liad inudo the price of admission leer
or , but they believed the best way w
to hold out as they had commence
Their minds were not occupied cpun
ing tlioir own piobablo poieoiial gai
or losses , but on making it iv sncccs
and the first step in taut direction w
to nieel all their bills promptly. 'J
pay nil their premiums , on domain
and iro" are pleased to know th
this was done , and the books square
every night. There is no doul
that the driving park is on a firm fou
datioii and its management in poc
hands ; men of worth , rcsponsibili
and iijU'KiHy ; men in whoso pockets
dishonest dollar would burn. As t
instance , to show the kind of mi
who had charge , it may bo montiom
that the first day it looked as if tl
people of Council DIulla wcro "goii
back" on them , as the Baying in. ]
the face of an empty itniphitheatr
fiftcoifof the stockholders put the
hands-in their pockets and placed
the credit of the association § 2 (
each , with the final result of tl
gigantic scheme. Dr. McCnno i
forms THE BKU that the managomoi
arc well pleased , believing that aft
all they linvo done boyoml tlioir a
peotation for the first year. The
nave advertised their track nil ov
the world ; have established an u
fihakun confidence amongst horseme
have paid every dollar they owe , wi
a good fat egg to leave in the nest u
til next season. For such n Bhmvin
everything considered , the niaiimj
of the races for the opening should i
coivo the hearty thanks and congrat
lations of every cUteon of C'oum
Blufft.
ANTI-MONOPOLY ,
TIIKBTANIITAKUJUN THBKpIWTH
Tlio Fourth ward of this city It
almost reached u proportion , win
compared with the others , as to bo
town in iUclf. The primary mcolin ,
held there have re ch d that digni
that Iho nudienco IB ready mid # hd
listed toopcechos from citizens of the
ward with the .same decorum thnv
' < in lar o { jathcirincfa. Tliis is nt
> jliould bo , and wo have of ted lliouu
-thafttt our-primary ineethi 'airrfoll
ical question * that nro to enter it
tlio campaign should bo thoroiigl
ventilated. Thu Fourth ward ,
ndop inc ; Hon. .Horace Everett's re
lulion lui1) put itself on an nv
monopoly platform. ' It wai int
ducd by an anti-monopoly capital
and loading manufacturer , and ii
brief but eloquent nddresi gave
approval , introducing the follow !
resolution :
Resolved , I hat the republicans
the Fourth ward plcdgo thcmseli
that they will lufuse to vote for n
candidate for any miblio ollico , unli
ho pledges himself not to accept u
pass or favor from n railroad that
not extended to all citizens alike.
Mr. Everett raid that it was t
duty f every citizen to weigh w
llio tendency of great corporations , i
pocially raihoaus which usurp t
power not only of the state but of t
whole Union. The time had pass
when railways consulted the wishes
cared for the opinions of t
public. Their main object at I
present day was to control t
courts of tlio ntato and the nati
tluough bribery of Iho judges. T
next "point for them to make was
put friends of corporation in t
iialln of legislation in the dilloru
stales. Thvsccurpoi.itiout would
they ul way a have , lake a hand in ll
present campaign That the pee [ ;
should Iju luvuke tn llioir interest : u
see to it that fiiuiuls of the peoi [
and not friends of railroad coipoi
lions were ( .out to ( ho gcnoial UBHOI
lily the coming winter , lion Thoi
as Hundry , ono of the finest spoaku
in the city and a friend to ti
laboring man , dpoko in fav
of Mr. Evurott'a losolution
the course of Mr. Heiulry's i
marks ho said ho believed that at the
ward meutings nil unit t era of pub
cpnceni should ho discussed. T
time had como for Iho } > coplo to 1 ;
ware. Gigantic corporations a
slowly but Huroly trampling oiF tin
own ground into the lights of the pe
[ > lo. This pondoroun tread h
reached the outer gates and sooner
later , unless tlio people manned i\ \
'uns , the public citadel would fall in
huir hands. Ho appealed to the
iresont to take warning in time ai
n-ovent , if possible , the oucvoac !
neiits of these noulloss institution
flo judge ov mombur of the goner
monthly should place himself with
ho shadow of nuspicion by accept ! )
i free pass over any railroad. Tin
mist certainly know a frco pass f
them meant a dear paua for the "fan
ors' ' corn. " Mr. llendry was loud
applauded at the conclusion. A stroi
inti-monopoly delegation front t !
[ i'outth was the fruit of these t )
speaker * .
AN ABVENTTJRE
\VIIICH WAS HAD US 1IIK 110N03I 01' T ]
HUKHZY LAKE.
Yesterday wao a breezy day un J ]
ake , which fact caused Henry Dal
uid II. Longcor , t.wu boys who no
For Mr.V. . Mynstcr , at the fishery ,
think pf taking a sail in ono of "Unc
Mack's" bimtsi Longcor claimed th
10 wan a. proficient sailing master , at
md woalhorcd many a fierce storm <
[ jake Michigan. Mr. Longcor t
roosted his employer , W. A. Mynstc
: o accompany thorn on the voyaj-
Mr. Mynsfci1 demurred a little , i
nurkiii ) , ' ho had somu doul > ts ai
: liL-ir ability to aucceed in the imdc
taking and return safely with tlio boa
! tc\v. and p.imongora lo the what
[ j ngcor laughed at Mr. "Mynstot
omerity , icmarkingtlmt ho liailnov
, 'ot neon n boat tltat could niusti
nnt. Placing ; confidunco in $1
r ongcor'n capacity , Mr. Mynsli
stooped into the boat and sooli llu
uid left the whnrf. The sails wo ;
unfurled and the boat wui bcuddii
jvcr. the water , her main suil takii
vator at 'ovory ' pust of wind. TI
) oat ww headed in the direction <
ho upper end of the ] ale , Ml wi
merry oit board the little craft. Tl
wrCy cfuno to lliu conclusion il.ii ; i
joitoriiBailing vas ever hud mi ti
ako. But asriho saying is , "all got
. .hingatnust E como to an end
3o it was 011 this oceasioi
After tlio party had dotormim
; o make' tholr lioinu pott iigati
there came the tu" of war The bo ;
struck n snag h'iid lecamo unmnnng
tblo. To Voturn aeoincd' impossibl
The captain ordered the sales lowore
and the men to man the oars , but a
ollorts to move tlio boat proved ube
tiie , It-was finally suggested to in
dress , leave their clothes in the bo ;
and tow the .tmo to the shore. Th
was attempted. They shipped ol
jut it was found that it was impoas
jlo for Mr. Magustcr to keep tibo'
vatcr , : VH ho would sink below 11
lorizQit in mud. The boyo got M
ilynster into the bo.it , mid undertoc
o Bv-itu aihoro , They found tli
jclicmo wouldn't work. Finally
vns determined upon , after const :
ation botwcen the nuked crow m
lassonsor , that one of them shou
n-ado ashore , as the water wja ohallo
\H the way , get | i row-boat , and pn
or the stranded wreck. They dro
ots to BOO upon'whom should fa
his perilous duty , and Mr. MoOuC
Irow the bliortctit stmw. lie nevi
ihrunk from the undertaking , but 01
erod the wutor like ; v woman coi
ported to the Mormon faith , an
oauhcd the shoio in safety. He mac
mate through the crowd composed i
joth sexes atanding upon the shor
limped into a row-boat , and was HOC
lulling for door life for those who lir
watched his movements with so nine
auxtoty. Aniving , ho advised M
Mynstcr and the rest to dress then
solves. This they dd ( , and after tal
ing n neat in the row.boat , togetln
they mnnngml to free the sail-bo ;
md tow her back to port ,
LATTER DAY SAINTS.
THElll AXJiUAl COKfEUBSCi : AT 1'AUK
M1UJ.
TJIK UKK reporter has boon so 01
jngod with matters in another diic
tion that ho 1ms not had time to r
port the doings of the grand confo
cnco of Josophites or Latter D.i
fsainta , now in full operation near ( h
city , nt what is known aa Park V Mil
The chureiwo ! understoodhas lease
the beautiful grounds there for a ton
uf years , und will hold their unmi
conference at that point ! The rai
road facilities are nil thai can bo < l
iired , n < l tlio moa { important oonvi
co to > uch u "gntherhtg ; Hint i
plenty of water , is nnsurpassi
fho attendance thus for this jotr <
cucils any season yet. On Sundaj
wan estimated that there wore 10,1
people on the ground * . Uvorj'thi
is fonductcd in an orderly manner ,
keeping with the character of a lai
portion of nurfnrmera who are wedd
to the faith. The members of I
branch of the Mormon church do i
believe in a plurality of wives ,
largo number who reside hero in 1
northwest are counted amongst c
best , most thrifty and solid far
era. Wo met Joseph Sm
and many of the eldots fn
all putts of the country. Mr. Sm
says ho will move front Piano , K <
dull county , III. , to Iowa , locating
Decatur county. These meetings
Council HI nil's are a permanent thii
The grounds near Parks' milU will
the place for holding these mint
gatherings for several reasons. Fn
thu city to the camping ground i
nhort but very pleasant dttvo. Trai
from the city stop near thu groiin
long enough for passengers to aligl
The grounds are supplied with eve
accommodation ,
UNGODLY YOUiVOSTER
WHO ATTp.vnni ) i in : coNnimisoi : r
OTIIEU THAN miumoua runro Es.
Quito an interesting affair to
[ ilaeo out at the conference. ItEoei
n. man who resides near the giouu
In n tent with his wife and a lit
child , left thorn to thctnsolvos , wh
liu went out to mooting Sunday ,
ccttain young man , who as yet has )
been converted to the faith , took s\ \
vantage of the husband and the siti
tion and crawled in under the tc
and was about to help himself , wh
Iho woman screamed and ran out
the tent. The young man crawl
out the munu hole ho went in and r
down to the crook , whore ho w
caught by the irrato husband , and I
Fore ho had time to say amen hon
Ixipti/.ed in the name of an out rag
luisband and father. Onu of the i
licemon out at the conforoncoi to
the j'oung man in charge , and ycsti
lay afternoon ho was wringing o
lia stockinus in the county jail.
THE POLICE.
BOMB Ol' T1IK OAHES THAT HAVE I.A1
I.Y COMB IIEFOUE THEM.
The culabooso was crowded Sati
day evening und all day Sunday. IS
a rjoll was vacant , and a curd roadi
"Standing room only" was post
early. Those who were unable
gain admittance ) on account of t
rush were chained to the door lent
Ono darkey , who came out yosterd
morning , said that he would nov
sleep with a white man again. Asi
from several cases of pockot-pieki
md plain drunks , there was not mu
on the record to create oxcitcmet
Duo man rushed in before the cot
"Sunday and swoio out a wi
rant for the arresc of a e (
ored woman down fn t.
vicinity of the Northwestern dope
Thu niuu declared that she had fired
shot nt his head an ho was gotti ;
over the fence. When Chief Fie
arrived at the scene oi the would-
murder , ho found Mollie astride t
feuco grinning from car to ear. S
uid heard the saiuu report , and on c
imination it was found that the h
sun had burst a watermelon. Tli
ivas nil that was in the c.aso.
The next case of interest botc
Judgoliurko was the case of the stn
jf Iowa vs. Peter Kloppenburgor , f
in assault made upon Phylander Fil
ousky with -a deadly weapon ,
teems , from what could bo gathered
is n-HO of the parties > talk "Uuiti
atatea" very fluently that Kloppo
jitigcr had boon 'disturbed n goi
leal by Mrs. Phylander'"Fitzrousk
tig tottiliod that on tovoral occiisio
> liu had chased his lions and childr
ivuli u pitchfork. Ho had stood
1 mid goncuidevahlo batienco moro n
jiuf , mid jd VHSS pound to stop m
ur , " BO ho went out Sunday nig
urd.bioke . "a lectio ole vid d
, 'irfiU'r , " so as not to injure tl
lasi and stopped back and was aboi
o tiiko aim when Mrs. Fitzrousl
ushed "ottdt mit herbolf Und" tot
.ho gun out of his hands and run
ho police station and had him .1
listed. Esquire Uurko being vo
jusy yesterday afternoon and not b
ng nblo to undoutand the partit
ivuii with an interpreter , and whim
: o have some portion try the case f
lim , oont out for John Epoiiuto
t\fter turning the case over to him
lecide , ho left the court room , ft !
lpiioter ] took- the juilgoa' ehiiir and tl
naso went on. The first wittss swoi
iviis Mrs. Fitxrousky , who related tl
story told nbovo. The next witnc
tworn was Mr. Klopponburg , wl
tcetiticd as follows : Yet dot voomi
juit dold vns pig lie aooy.1' Epottot
: allod for Jtiugo Burke to know ho
to dceido the case but the court w
nit of hearing , BO John dolivorc
.hi'in a brief lecture in Dutch , r
ninding them that they should tr
IB neighbors , to-live harmoniously t
; ether hereafter , mid at a sampl
; Rod the case of himself and Jc
jam i or ,
Andetson aliab Hichard No. 3 , wl
itolo the hnrnoss , had his trial tu
, vaa hold by Judge llurko to appe
joforo the grand jury , in default
bail he was committed.
There was quite n disturbance
M i llio Wallace's , who keopa u don
: row-colorcd "alloy yirls" on Grei
itroot. Somu of the neighbors livli
t > y got up and wont to police hca
] uitrters about midnight and mat
: omplnint. Chief Field repaired
Die ttcononnd found everything soron
"Not u sound was heard nor a funer
; tote , " and M i-llio declared that " <
kvoman mint bin droamin' " .
THE llLUPFri IN 1111IEF.
It took V. II. yaughan ono-liu
tour to convince Miss Minnie Pintu
.hat ho was mayor of this city. SI
'bought ' if ho waa mayor of a wcstci
ilty llko the llluil't ho would never r
'uao m many invitations to drink ,
Olatk , of the jmpor over the wa
volghod just 110 pounds after tl
\icos Saturday
Some folks say that the great to
pile dash was a hum with a larj
lined bug right after it ; that Mr
Imrko would not , have invested so c
onsivoly in photographs of the wi
ter , but of coiirao'any ono could ha' '
nvostcd and iuul the pioturca pn tl
grounds for sale and take th
chances. A good loal depends
these races on the risks taken.
Among the many pleasant gent
men it was the good fortune of T
UKK reporter to meet during the rac
\V. E , JDorsoy , the banker , who :
sides in Froniniit , Nebraska , may
mentioned. Mr. Ioroy is also
member of ( lie banking firm of Di
soy Dros. , of Wahoo , Nebraska.
I'inneo 13 certainly <
serving of thinks for consenting
ride Mrs. liur.Vo , after her sisl
backed down.
Mr. and Mr ? . Harrington , of Mi
street , gave a party ono evening li
week at their homo in honor of th
father , J. U. Harrington , and gran
father , Mr. A. .Stewart. Mr. J.
Harrington was n member of the
Iowa cavalry Ouring the war , and v
on his way homo to Hopkins , M
from Shciiaiidoah , whore ho had be
attending the reunion of the lo
veterans ,
The city schools opened yesterdi
The following maKe up thu board
education for the ensuing yea * : 1
John Orcon , L. F. Murphy , E.
Aylcsworth , L. L. Spooncr , M.
llrowor , John Clausen ; L. F. Murp
president , Spencer Smith secrotai
and Win. Gtoninvcg treasurer. T
superintendent of schools is Pr
Oco. L. Fiiniliam , The assignmc
of teachers is as follows : High scho
now Itluoiu building , ptincipal , L.
Webster , Iliiirciui Noy Anna Sqmr
Grammar , or the Hill High Soli *
Lillie Millnrd , Emily Flickingi
Helena Hewitt , / . S. llubbatd , ,
Mangiim , Mamiu Dale , Cora Urool
Keeline Scliool Eflio Pattoti.
Clark School 0. L. Jacobs.
Curtin Street Agnes Fotsytl
Mary lleoso. Delia TJirull.
Stroetsvillo Stella Graves , prin
pal ; Emma Slytor.
Court Street May Baker , Lou
Swan.
Mills Street Ella Mangum.
MilliStroot Mary ThompaonM
Michelson , Kate Ulaxsim , Coral Flo
mini ; , Kato Stone , Lottio Iloiiii.
Bloomer Alice Mottux , Ven
Reynolds.
Court Street -Hattio Gardiner.
Center Street Isabella Fainm
Lillian Berger , Agnes Fenlon , Parti
na Jeffries.
Woodbury School Viola Coffin.
Principal Bloomer School F , ;
Wright.
Bloomer Ida Street , Clara Bark
Jennie Fish.
Kindorijartcii Principal , Si1
Eddy.
Two sneak thieves , who gave th
names as Thomas IColley and Jo
Stowloy , entered the sleeping room
ono of the guests at the llovero hot
early yesterday morning and got
with a pair of pantaloons in wieh v
n pocketbopk containing about 5i
Ollicor Casick was informed of the ;
fair and put on the track of t
sneaks. After tracking the men soi
distance ho spotted them. They wi
arrested and iakon before Jud
Burke and the stolen property recc
ored. The examination will take pin
as soon us it c.m bo reached on t
calendar.
The circuit court , Judge C. F. L <
borrow presiding , convened in tl
city ypstcrday.
Judge N. M. Ilnbbard , of Coc
llupids , attorney for' the Chicago
Notthwestern railroad and ono of t
loading men of Iowa , waa at the C
don yo.stciday.
J. P. Connor , of Dcnnison , Cra
ford county , district attorney of tl
district , was in the city yesterday ,
guest at the Ogdon.j
llcv. Uyrus llamlin and Eov. T. ]
Cleveland were booked * at the Oird
yesterday. . ' "
"R. E. irontgomery , of Texas , w
in Iho city ycsteid.iy , staying at t
Ogdon.
W. II. Chase and Miss Etta Joh
son , of St. LouU , are iK this ci y , v.
iting M rs. Maria Mynster.
Col. W. P. Hepburn , M. C. frc
this concfrcssionai district , was in t
city Saturday , to see the ladies rit
0. F. Loofborrow , as usual , is sta
ing at the Ogdcn.
Forty-five car loads of stock wo
cast over the "Old Reliable" C. , . '
& Q. Sundap , thirty-four yestorda
and ton last evening.
Now potatoes were buying at Mo
borg'a yesterday at SI , tomatoes I
cents , plums 52 , butter 20 cents , eg
12 cents , apples $3.25 per barrel , ;
or bushel ; honey in frame , 18 cenl
out , 15 cents.
liCAL liSTATi : TUANHFEHS.
The following real estate transfc
were filed in tlm county recorder's c
lice , as reported by the title , abstrac
ioal estate and loan oflico of J. \
jquiro & Co. , Council Bluffs :
E. B. Ghamborlin to A. lluneo
n k BO and sw so , 4 , 77 , 42 : ? l,200.
B. A. NcMahon to II. S. Kimba
} and 7 in 7 , in McMahon Cooper
Jofibtis add. , city : § 1,300.
R. H. AVoodmancy to J. E. Patto
11 in 10 , Macedonia : 81.
li , Swickard to J. W. Peck , D ai
0 in L , iTick : ou's add city.
R. W. Whcolor to M. E. Eottc
part no , 12 , 75 , 40 : 875.
R. Pcicival to 0. llamann , n ) . i
sell , 74 , 42 : § 800.
0. , R. I. & P. R R. Co. to D. ]
D.UI , sw no 27 , 75 , 41 : § 300 ,
Same to earno , tie lie 27 , 70 , 4
83(50. (
Casper Foster to B. Carl , anw 1 !
r ? , 41 ; § 1,200.
U , S. circuit court to St. Paul Ha
mater Works , \vi no & > no no , 15 , 7
"
10 ; 81,022.85. ,
Gross Hura to M. A. Gross , no !
t sw nw , 25 , 77 , 40' 81.
F. J. Gross , administrator , to 1
Gross , jr. , BO nw , 25 , 77 , 40 ; 8800.
Titos. Bownmn to M. II. Frond
ttjnw , 11,77 , 41 ; 80JO.
E. Russell to N , Terry , nw nw ,
t wi sw , 17 , 74 , 39 ; 81,700.
li1. 31. Gallup to O. L. .Stone , 0
mrt 10 in 23 , Noola ; ? COO.
11. Fi-ckcly to T. N. Deal , mv m
W , 77,41 ; 805.
W. W. Delahoydo to G. L. & E. 1
Ooopor , so so , 2U , 77,42 ; § 2,000.
R. F. Morgan to A. M. Bolton , i
i ! , nw 30. 74 , 80 j $800.
"H. Talbert to A. M. Bolton , nj n
md til si nw 80 , 74 , 39 ; § 2,500.
J. F , Means to S. B. Prum , wi t
18 , 77 , 10 ; § 703,88.
T. RSahton to R. M. Footo , Oand !
n 18 , Neola. § 800.
S , 'f Sharp to J. Tintm , BO nw.3
75 , 42 ; 8000.
R. Percivul to J , 0. Humbert , so
14 and ci nwso 14 , ail in 75,40 ; SCO
N. Piles to D. P. Hart well , I and
in 15 Stutsman'a 2d add city ; $150.
Sheriff Polta en to W. 0. James , n
sw 11 , 74 , 41 ; 81,002. , '
P. 0. Tomploton to W. G. Tempi
ton , 7 and 8 in 31 Miller's sub cil
8100.
C. , R. I. , fc P. R. R. to D. F. D.II
nwno27 , 70,41 ; 8400.
F. 11. Lawrence , cxeculor , to W. 1
Darnell , so no 33 , and sw nw 80 , 7i
41 ; ? 040.
M. Ratigan to J. Ratigan , w no 3
70 , 42 ; 81.000.
W. S. Mayno to M' . Ratigan , w r
31 , 70 , 42 ; § 1,000.
Thoi. Howatd , Urndftinl , I'd. , nritc
"I onclnso money for HfiliiK Ul ( wtn , as
onltl I would If ft cured me ; my dynpcps
hns vanished with nil its symptom
Many tlinnKn : I xliall iiovorliawitlioutiti
the hoimc. " 1'rico i"0 cent ? , trinl Imttl
10 cents. cod'W
STOP THAT COUGH.
If you are suH'ering from a Cougl
Cold Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fove
Coiisuinjitioii , loss of voice , tickling <
the thioat , or any afi'ection of tl
Throat or Lungs , uao Dr. King's No
Discovery for Consumption , This
the great remedy that is causing f
much excitement by its wonderfi
cures , curing thousands of hopelc !
cases. Over a million bottles of D
King'n _ Now Discovery have been use
within the lust j ear , and have give
perfect satisfaction in every inutanci
Wu can unhesitatingly say that this
leally the only sure euro for thro ;
und lung allections , and can ehceifu
ly recommend it to all. Call and gi
a trial bottle free of cost , or a rcgiili
si/o for 81.00. Ish & McMahon , On
aha. f3) )
TER11TBLE LOSs"oF LIFE.
Millions of t-ats , mtco , cats , bc <
liujjs , roaches , lose their lives by co
lision with "Rough on Rats. " Sol
by druggists , 15o. (4) ( )
Slinltou in Every Joint
And flber with fo > cr and t\ync , or bilious rcnil
tent , tlio 8 > btcm may > o. bu freed fromtnu 111
11naitlni3ith : Ilostcttcr'a Stomach lilttcr
Protect tlio BJ stein against it-ultli tliis belie
cent antispasmodiclilch h Iiirthtrmorcix s
promo remedy for liter complaint , cotistlpntloi
( Ijspcpsla , debility , rheumitliin , Kidney troi
bka nrnt other aliment. " .
fliT1 For sale by all Urugxlsts end Dealers gci
crallv.
r/otliers ! , Wives , Daughters , Sons , Father
Ministers , Teachers , Business Men , Farrr
crs , Mechanics , ALL bbtmld bonrneil ft.-alnt
iisin ; , ' and Intrcxlucln Into their HOMES Xo :
tiimis and Alcoholic remedies. IIa\u no euc
jircjujlco apilnst , or fenr of "Warner's Saf
Tonic Bitters. " They are what they are clalme
to bo harmtcus as null : , and contain only incd
< hud \ Irtues. Kxtract of ] > uro vegetables enl }
Tlicy da not l > clniiff to that class lno n ( us "Cure
Alls , " but only jiroless to reach eaten w hero th
ilismsoorl 'Inates In dobllltatcd frames and In :
jniro blood , A perfect Spring and Summe
medicine.
A Thorough Blood Purifier. A Tonic Appe
tlzcr.
I'lctmnt to tlio taste , Invlzoratln to the bed )
The most eminent jihi > ! claiis ueuiumend thfi
far their cur.UU u ] ) ro ) > ertlcs. Once used
Iircferred.
For the Kidneys , Liver and Urinary organi
uro nothing "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEYam
LIVER CURE. " It stands Unrivalled. Thorn
nmU oue their health and haiinlncss to It. I'ricc
81.25 jicr bottlo. Wo offer " \\arncr' Safe Ton !
Ulttcrs" with t-niml conlldcnco.
H. H. WARNER , Rochester , N , Y.
fclO tii-tli-sat-lv _
PUOPOSAI.3 TOR I1AY.
Senleil bidiill bo received by the undersign
D.I up to Tuesday , September Oth , Ibtil , at 1
o'eloik noon , for fiirnUhlnj ; sixty ( CO ) tons o
hay , moro or Icu , for thu use of the II ro demrl
inent ilurlni ; the balance of tha jiruMcnt JUva
scar. Anylnfonnatlon needed w 111 bo furnUhoi
by J. J. GalllKnn , chief cuxlneor.
1 he right In i ojcrt t < l to tcjcct nny and all lilda
I i > cU > ] < o ( ontAhilii pro | > o < < ala shtill bu mark
nl " 1'roiHJuts ( or Futiibliln , ' 1 lay , " and bu lul
ilrrsrcd to the nniU'r l'iicd.
Umahu , August SOth , US ] ,
j. j. i , . c. J i\vrrrr.
City ulcrlt.
GRAND OPENINai
1'iofesbor 1'Klier , ( from fit. LouU ) Danrln/
ideiny. Bland.ud Hall , ear rilteuiith and Furn
iain , Tuoadiy eienlns ; , bu ] < lcmbcrOth.
Classes for uulicaaiid Ucntlemcncommcnclnt
rucMlay uenlni ; beptcmbcr btli ; tlasscu foi
MUsuirnd Marten , commcndnj Siturdjy after
loon at 4 o'clock. C'luicifor Fumlllea , will hi
irran ecl to milt tlio honorable jvitrona. AU (
ballot damlni- can bo taught.
Teriin HbcnUand ] > crfee satisfaction to echo ]
iKKuarantrcd. rrl > atoliutructlons\\ll )0'U (
; n at tha Uaiieini ; Academy or at the * > slUc.ici
> f the ] v.itrans.
I'rhate orders may bo left atMa * Jle.\criS
llro's. _ igSQtt
To Ccmtr.xotors , Bulldors and
Property Ownom.
Tha inidoi signed haxlng been apinlntcd ajcnl
for tha tiMenfclM ) iron and \\lro manufacturlnij
lousoa of K. T. Ibrnum , of Detroit , and tin
Iliixul lun J'ouiidry ami Worku ut 'loleilo
[ ) hlo , cajiadty o ( W tona ilally , U iircjmrcd tc
[ ilruUh MtlnmtcJ and i > rleos tot Iron columns ,
6c. , &c. , for toro fronts , window cuin nnd lll
> hr * holdihttn. urouKht Iron Uann ami clrd
, hjdroullc tl Mvtor , tai > lo tltlliiis'limlle\s
c , ; al o Iron fences , crcitlnir , win
.law t , shutters , ttalm , balconies , utttecs
cs , u tiiailuiiH | | ( ouiitalns , munmi'i
lawn , iranlcnand cemetery ornamtnU
llo er bUnd * , ; ( n > t u guards , 4c. > & < . . in cndleo :
tarlety. CataloirucsbupplliHl on application.
HtNllV II. I1AUUV ,
ManuUcturen' Aucnt , ' J I'tarl tticct.
iUlO-lm mo Council 1U ( J . l
Dexter L. Thomas ,
AT LAW
ATTORNEY - -
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS ,
HOTELS. niOl'UTETOltS. TOU'XS.
ARAPAHOE HOU3S , L. OLUTE , Arapalioc , Neb
ESTE9 HOUSE , N. T fcSTES , Grand Island , Neb ,
U. P. HOTEL , S. F. DERBY , Gibbon , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILMO , KeArncy , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , T. M. 3TOHE , Orleans , Neb
HOLLAND HOUSE , GEO. D. HOLLAND , Red Cloud , Neb.
WILDER HOURE' ' THOMPSON REED , Wllber , Neb.
DLUE VALLEY HOUSE , R. DAVIS , Do Witt , Neb.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , Z , C. ROCKHOLD , Wymore , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , T.MUHHALL , 'Bloomlngton , Neb.
GAGE HOUSE , A. R. GAGE , Republican Clty.Neb
COMMERCIALHOTEL. G. D. DORDEN , Alma , Neb ,
SUPERIOR HOUSE , 8. TIMMERMAN , Superior , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , A. C. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
WESTERN HOUSE , E , FUNKHOUSER , Chester , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , DR. W.W. JONES , Blue Springs , Neb
PACIFIC HOTEL , W. P. RENSHAW , Beatrice , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL , C. D. COTTRCLL , Nebraska City , Neb.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKER , Crcston , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , JUDKUIS&BRO. , Red Oak , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. LUTTON , Vllllsca , la.
PARK HOTEL , W. J. OARVIN , Cornlnjj , la.
nURKE'S HOTEL , E. R. DURKE , Carroll , la.
HEAD HOUSE , JOS. SHAW A CO . dcfTerson , 'a. '
CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL , CHENEY DROS. , Mo. Valley uunc. , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. SIEVERTZ , Ncola , In.
CENTRAL HOUSE. 8. P. ANDERSON , Malvern , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L , SHELDON , Emerson , la.
CROMWELL HOUSE , MRS. R. COCHRAN , Cromwell , I
[ CENTRAL NEimASKA U. 1' . 11. 11. ]
SrEIT & HOESELI . Groceries , Ouoonswiirc. Flour , Etc ,
] . 0. PBDBHSON . . . . . . Groce
3IIAS. IVEIIS . Grocorics nnd Produce
[ , . CURTIS . Grocer
* V. 11. MCALLISTER . Groceries , IJoota nud Shoes
tl. S. ELIQNS . , . . . G.ocer
Grocorics , Crockery nud Flour
D. WASHER & DRO . . . . . . . . .rain and'lmplomanta
FRED. HEDDE Grain , Implcmonts find Lumber
B. R. WISEMAN Grain
G. HOOPER Implements , Foundry , Mnchino mid Wagon Shops
[ 1. A. KOBN1G State Central Bank
IOHN L. MEANS Mayor of Gtnnd Island
JORDAN & JUSTICE Hardwato , Quecnswaro nnd Stoves
\ . 0. LEDERMAN Hardwnro , Stoves and Tinware
FAS. CLEAR ! - . Hardware , Stoves , Etc.
CUUMB1EL & PLATT .Real Estate
rilOMPSON BROS Eeal'Estato ' and Attorneys nt Law
r. II. WOOLEY Deputy District Attorney , Heal Estatn and Loans
V. J. SANDERS , M. D Physician and Surgeon
DR. W. U. McMANGAL t ' Dentist
3R. T. 0. HOWE Dentist
FAS. EWING County Superintendent of Public Instruction
I. P. MAKELY Foreman Car Department U. P.
3JMPSON HOWELL .Music Dealers
IEN11Y MAYER Bakery , Restaurant and Confectionery
FAS. A. WEAR Fruits and Confectionery
tf. C. BURKET Furmtuic and Undertaking
\ . J. CUSIIMAN Furniture nnd Undertaking
F.MARTIN Meat Market
rlENRY D. BOYDEN Drug ist
iVM. KURKA Merchant Tailor
U. MURKILY Photographer
FOHN G. RAINE ; Watches , Jewelry , Etc.
V. H. WEST Boots and Shoes
mANKT. NDSZ Harness
HISS S. CORFMAN Millinery
iV. C. KING Feed and Sale Stable
'AUL H. RAWLLNS . ' Clarendon House
* . T. ESTES t. . . .Estes House , West of Dcpob
F. A. AVILLIAMS Union Pacific House
r. B. JORDAN New England House
JUSTAVE KOEHLER Billiard Hall and Saloon
rOHN RISS Billard Hull and Saloon \
LHOS. GOODOHILD - . . ; Barber
J. P. R. WILLIAMS . , ( Weekly ) Grand Island Times
tIR. nnd MRS. SETII P. MOBLEY ( Weekly ) Independent
Dmaha , Collins ,
Dheyenne , Colorado
Spring and Summer
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
Eats , Gaps , Trunks , Valises.
IN THE LATEST STYLES.
Jatisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit all !
1322 FARNHAM STREET ,
NEAR FOURTEENTH
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
t always gives satisfaction , because it makes a
superior article of Bread , and is the Che , pest -
est Flour in the market. Every sack
warranted to run alike or
money refunded ,
W. M. YATES , Cash Grocer.
nnSlcoJOm
duuaa Ww HMundiiajiauiaB. ! ! uinSUtukmiJ. * *
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DCALEK IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
ASH , DOORS , BUNDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
TE AQENl FOH MILWAUKEE crMBNIG01Il'ANY.
Tear Union Pacific Depot , - - - OMAHA , NEB