G THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-TUESDAY. MAY 26 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
Tuesday Morning , May 26
HATES
ft * runlet "
BiM 0 - . . 010.00 per yei i
"MINOR MENTION. &
Boston Boot & Shoo Store.
For low ptices in boots and shoes o ll
at R. I. Skilos' , 102 Main street.
Lice curtains at Harkness Brothers1.
Pool soiling , and headquarters during
the riwos , at the Pacific houao.
Bricks for sale in largo or small lots by
J. A. Weaver , 81D Seventh avenue.
Boston Boot & Shoo Stora.
Buy a good carpet sweeper at Hark *
ness Brothers' .
There will now bo a scramble for the
position of conttiblo made vacant by the
death of Jack White.
Roller , in order to close out his prcs
cnt stock of tailoring goods , is putting
prices at 25 to 35 per cent below cost
No. 310 Broadway.
Bargains in silk at Harkness Brothers' .
Prices still lower at Boston Boot .X
\ Shoo Store. Immense stock of "Now
port" button ties , also other styles at
unheard-of prices.
Boston Boot & Shoo Store.
Ei-justlco wants Omaha to pay him
$10,000 for damages on account of his
breaking his arm by falling on a slippery
sidewalk there last winter.
Brutsels carpets , tapestry carpets , In
grain carpets , rugs , mats , matting , etc.
in special bargains , at Harkness Broth
era' .
Yesterday afternoon Justice Shuiz per
formed the ceremony which made two
Omaha folks happy. They were Adolph
Stohlo and Mary Looser.
White goods and summer dreas goods
at Harkness Brothers' .
The case against Fred Gerlaenborg was
dismltsed in the police court yesterday ,
ho having settled up the disagreement
with his wife.
Office matting at Harknots Brothers' .
Permit to wed was yesterday given to
Joseph Robinson , of Cook county , Illi
nois , end Fannie Ranso , of Woodbury
county , Iowa ; also , to Warren E. Kelley
and Anglo Bay , both of this county.
The "Why Nets , " a city club , on Sun
day defeated the "Scotwood" nine , in
Garner township. The least said about
the Ecoro the bettor for the reputation of
both clubs.
The petit jury was called , and nearly
all were present , a few being unable to
make railway connections BO as to get
hero. Two were excused for persona
reasons , their business requiring their
attention. The trial of civil causes is
proceeding.
Any person who knows of any graves
of soldiers which have not been desig
nated by the committee , should notify
Wall MoFaddon at once. So far as
known each grave has been marked by a
stake , painted and numbered , and any
one removing any such mark is liable to a
fine of $10 ,
Still Bates has been let off on the as
sault case In which Tom Steele was
knocked senselees , the latter not caring
to prosecute when ho came to his aonsos.
It was at first thought that ho was seri
ously injured , as in falling his head
struck the curbstone and a fracture of
the skull was foaied , but he soon
recovered.
In the district court yesterday
iho divorce case of Sarah Ken
nedy vs B. Kennedy was heard
and a decree granted. The grounds
alleged were drunkenness and cruelty.
The woman testified that while- drunk ho
once came for her with a butcher knife ,
and on another occasion smashed up the
furniture with an ax.
Mrs. Alica Graver has been adjudged
Insane and last evening she was taken to
the asylum at Mount Pleasant. Her
case Is a peculiarly sad ono , and has called
forth the sympathy of many friends.
The causa of her mind being thrown out
of balance seems to bo largely on acount
of some family and pecuniary troubles.
The woman'd Christian association
moots this afteinoon with Mrs. Dr.
Montgomery , No. G28 Fourth street , at
3:30 : o'clock. All those members who
have made visits to the poor , either for
Sunday tchool mission work or for relief
purposes , are requested to bring a report
to the secretary to aid In making up the
annual report. All ladies Intoretted in
chtlstlan or benevolent work are invited.
Major George E. Cole , the mayor of
PaciGo Junction , spent Sunday in the
city , and Saturday evening was the vie-
Urn of a happy surprise perpetrated upon
him by tlio members of Abe Lincoln
post , grand army of the republic , with
whom ho Is a grrat favorite. Bis valiant
comrades presented to him an elegant
gold bidgo , Major Barnes mating the
procontatiofi speech. The recipient re
sponded happily , and now wears the now
honors proudly.
The grand jury was Impaneled and sot
at work yesterday. Among the duties
falling to this body is the examination
of the jails of the couuty and the atcer-
talnlng whether the prisoners are being
properly fed and cared for. It is to be
hoped that they will report on the com
plaints irmdo that in tha county jail here
old wooden buckets are used in the place
of valor cloeota , and that there is no sort
ofdralnogo. Even if the jail Isold and
condemned , it sec mi that scmo temporary
provltion could to made to b.ttor the
sanitary condition.
The district cou.t opened yesterday its
business in earnest. The grand jury
was ampanolhd , and Mr. A. Wheeler
w s choion as the foreman. There was
a rumor started that Capt. Kitssht , one
of the beat-known Gorman cltlzeni , and
ono of the most prominent business men
of the city , had been excused from servIng
Ing on the grand jury bocanso ho was
supposed to bo interested In the liquor
business , In opposition to
the prohibitionists , and it was
reported that the matter
was to cause a little sparring In court ,
but It appeared on Investigation that the
district attorney had objected to his serv
ing as a juryman on the ground that ho
was on the bonds of ono man whoso case
was to bo considered by the grand jury ,
and therefore disqualified under the
itatutca.
The Injunction cases argued yesterday
have been taken under advisement and a
decision will bo given next Saturday.
W. W. Wallace yesterday presented
his wlfo with a fine carriage and team ol
cirrlago horsos.
S. H. Foster , ono of the firm of Foster
Brothers , was thrown from his carriage
yesterday evening and had hts collar
bone broken.
The ladlca of the congregational
church are arranging to give a public
dinner , an ICQ cream and strawberry
supper c M July 4th for the benefit of the
church.
The office of the city waterworks wll
bo kept open during the noon hour anc
from 7 to 8 in the evening to accommo
date thoeo who are engaged during the
regular business hours.
_ _ _ _ and fqatlvo mule coltcroatoc
much excitement and fun last ovoning'b" ]
charging up the stairway of Everett's
hoick up to the second floor. By the
time ho nan brought down again a groai
crowd had gathered to BOO the fun.
Substantial abstracts of titles and ran
estate loans , J. W. & E. L. Squlro , 10
Pearl street.
THE BUNNEBS ,
The Meeting Opens To-day with a
Good Programme.
The running meeting opens to-day ,
and there is every prospect of much rare
sport.
The programme for to-day is as fol
lows :
The scramble , all ages , ono mile.
Ladles' stake , for 3-year-olds , three-
fourth mile dash.
Club purse , for 2-year-olds , five-eighths
mile dash.
Brewers' stakes , all oges , one and one-
eighth mile dash , 3-year-olds , to carry 00
pounds ; 4-year-olda and upwards 100
pounds , with the usual allowance.
LADIES' STAKE.
Birdie Almond , ch f , W. ii. Curl
Humphrey , Mo.
Mary Kennedy , bk f , Hilgert & Yehle
Maryvllle , Mo.
Suspense , ch f , John T. Stewart ,
Council Bluffs.
Derby , b g , Nelson & Eaaton , Bedford -
ford , Iowa.
Lea , ch f , W. 0. Scoles , Council
Blnffa.
Jetse J. , s f , Jesse Crull , Atehlaon ,
Kansas.
Boechor , D g , BUI Griffin , Kansas
City , Mo.
Oomanche , ch f , William Arnott ,
Sharon , 111.
BKOWERS" STAKE.
MoOrory , Jr. , ch s , D. Ramsey ,
Blanohard , Iowa ,
Dawn of Day , br m , Ira Platnor ,
Council Blufia.
Belle K. , B m , James Lemons , Klowa ,
Neb.
Ida's Pet , ch m , E. G. Butcher , Co-
maucho , Iowa.
Vidge , b g , E. G. Butcher , Comanoho ,
[ owa.
Top Sawyer , b s , James E. Davis ,
Maryvillo , Mo.
Biddy Bowling br mJohn | T. Stewart ,
Council Bluffs.
Dakota Mold , g m , JohnD. Nicholson ,
Council Bluff * .
Aristocrat , b g , W. J. SooIeSj Council
Bluffs.
Rushaway , ch g , 0. E. Malone , Atchison -
son , Kan.
Joslo , b f , William Arnott , Sharon ,
Ills ,
Ettlo J. , b m , John Kingston , Atchison -
son , Kan.
Trlx , b g , L. W. Benson , Maquon ,
Ilia.
CLUB PURSE.
Derry , b g , Hilt-art & Yohle , Mary
villo , Mo.
Clara M , b f , C. E. Mahono , Atohlson ,
Kansas.
Panola , br f , L. W. Benson , Maquon ,
Illinois.
Flora , William Arnott , Gousoo , 111.
SCRAMBLE FOR ALL AOES.
Trouble , b s , Nelson & Eiaton , Bed
ford , Iowa.
Atcbison , b g , Hllgart & Yohlo , Mary
vllle , Mo.
T < ix , b g , L. W. Ben on , Maquon , 111.
Ella Rowell , b m , S. C. Williams ,
Oomancho , Ills.
Lidy Tompklns , b m , W. J. Scoit ,
Council Bluffs.
Redbuok , o s , W. E. Oakley , Elkhorn ,
Nebraska.
Viola , bl m , ilarvey Pickerel , York ,
Nebratka.
Little Fellow , b g , W. H. Francis ,
Grand Island , Neb.
Lottie Komston , b m , WilliamArnott ] ,
Shnron , 111.
On the second day of the great
Council BluUs running meeting
The following valuable horses will be
offered at public sale by Mason Wite :
Bay Doe , eight years old , has a record
below 240j ; Bay Frank , six yeara old ,
can trot In 3:30 : ; Black Prince , seven
years old , has paced in 2:30 : ; also one
pair black carriage horses , tlxtjen hands ,
iiro years old this spring , weight 1,100
pounds and the finest in the state. The
Above hortoj will bo sold to the nlghest
bidder at ihe race courco Wednesday
afternoon , May 27.
DlftdcTongno Diphtheria ,
rmauuHQ , IV , May 25. The Chronicle-
Telfgraph , Stubonville , (0. ( ) ipecial , Bays the
epidemic which broke out a few days ego at
Paris , Fn , , is thought to bo epreadia ? , two
inoro cases being reported there. Tha disease
broku out at llpulla'd ttation on the Pan
handle , There are ecrl cairo there , A pliy-
mciau from I'dleuie hospital. New York , la
at I'lulu to-ilay and will hold a coniultatiou
with physicians of tliij city thin afternoon.
He pron mucadthe dUeata "Black TUIIKUU"
dlplithfriu of tlie modt Moloot form. J'eard
are * nterUicod that tha neighboring towcis
will become infected ,
OPENING UP ,
XIio GninlilliiK Houses Unlocking tlio
DOOM Hitd Proceeding to
Arrangements have bcou made for
opening up the Rambling houses again.
These houses have been ostensibly closed
for some tlmo , though ihoro have boon
qulot little gsmcs of poker going on moat
o ! the tlmo. It is now proposed to return
to the "good old times , " whou it was
free-for-all and go-ns-yon.ploaso. So
long ns there is a city here , there Trill
doubtlcts bo gambling of some sort and
the citizens are prepared to submit
to the inevitable , but there
will bo a great howl raised on all sides 11
Council Blnllj is again to bo disgJnced by
such open , unrestrained , skinning ,
cheeky games , as have before boon al
lowed to run hero uudor the name of
gambling. The moat conservative clti-
zons will not submit to the gambling
houses running ns they have run in the
past , givlrg to this city the reputation of
robbing the workmen and children.
Pluggora and roporu-in have found occu
pation hero , and that sort of business
will not bo submitted to any longer. If
there is any gambling it must bo con
fined to sporting men , and not thrown
open to ensnare the man who h.ij worked
hard for a few dollars and the boy who
has just begun to learn how to stand be
hind a counter. Snob seems to bo the
feeling of the bueinces men , and they are
In earnest. Thcsa who are bound to
gamble , and who are bound to run games ,
might as well take the warning , and so
conduct themselves as to keep their basi
nets In the dark , and not attempt to
paiado it on the streets , and spend their
tlmo in roping in youngsters and drunken
men with baits of promised chances to
get a fortune by chancing A few pennies.
Real Estate Transfers.
llio following are the transfer" of real
estate as recorded in the office of the
registrar , and reported to the BEE by
A. J. Stephenson , for Saturday , May 25 ,
1885 :
F. M. Hunter to L , W. Talleys , part
of lot 157 , original plat ; § 250.
John Hanthorn to W. S. Koollno at al ,
lots 18 and 10 , block 1C , Williams1 first
add. ; § 050.
J. P. Casady to Cora M. Felt ot al , lot
20 , block 16 , Williams' first add. ; § 375.
Total sales ; § 1,275. ,
AMUSEMENTS.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
6th Avc. and Pearl Street , ( Formerly Martin's
Rink. )
PADIEU & SANDBB , Prop'ra & Managers.
Engagement Extraordinary !
Two Weeks Only , commencing Monday even
ing , May 18 , of the Eminent Young Actor ,
MB. EDWIN BABBOUK , uupported by his
Superb Dramatic Company , in ono ot the
following choice repertoire of standard
plnye : Ul ck Diamonds ! Iron Will !
( as played in Now York over a l.OCO times
under the name of Hazel ICirke. )
OunBoial JOBIICAVUIXOOMB ! KATHLEIN
MAVOUUNEEN ! &c. , & .
In Our Carlo Hall :
55UMA. the wonderful living halMady.
PROF. STEDDKLL , and hia wonderful
Thaumascopa.
PROF. E. M. DUNTON , the Illusionist.
MADAME DEVERE , the bearded lady.
A. Resort for Ladles. A Itesort for Children.
Patronized by the elite , nothing succeeds Ilko suc
cess. Museum open 1 to S and 7 to 10 p m. Thoitro
performance e\ery Evening and Saturday Hatinea.
Ladles can siftly visit thin popular place of amuse
ment without an Cicorb as the minagemeut : person
al guarantee that nothing will be done to o fiend the
most fastidious.
MANDEMAKEBS & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No. 201 TJopor Broad way , Council Blufls ,
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to On
of Town Orders ,
Uphohlcry and Drapery Work a
Specially ,
Our stock Is the
Largest in
and is being continually replenished by
all the latest end choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council Btufis
THOS. OmCKIl , w. H. jj , fCBK
Officer & Pusev.
&EJ
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Ie&ler in J'oreifrn and Domeatio Exchange
and llorce Securities.
f , L. DxBEVOISB.
Ion Ticket
No. CO ? Broadway Council Bluff * .
Hallway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
The following are the tlmei ot the arrival and de
parture of train ) by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln *
ntei earlier and arrive ten minutes latei.
DKMRT. Annnit ,
unoAeoand NOinrtmrnx ,
0.25AM Mall and Kiprosa 8fO : * p > <
12:40 : r M Accommodation 4:10 : p M
ESO : r M Kinross 9.03 A M
CniOtQO AMD BOOK ISLAND ,
95 : A M Hall and Express 0:53 : f M
7:25 : A Accommodation 6:16 : p M
C:30 : p M Etpreis Bee : A M
CniOAOO , MUWAURII ADD 81. rATJU
9.-20JA M Mail and Express 8:50 : P M
J:25 r it Express 0.05 A M
CTUOAQO , BDRUKdrOH AHD QU1KOT ,
0:60 : A M 1U11 and Express 7:10 p M
30PM Accommodation S:00 : rCx
:45 : r M Bxprem 8:60A : M
WABAStT , ST. tOUIB AHD FACinO.
12:45 : r M Local St. touts Express Local
liSOPM Transfer " ' Transfer 3.20PM
0.56 p M Local Chlcigo & St L Exp Local 8.55 A M
17:40 : rM Transfer " " " " Transfer 0:10AM :
SAHSAB aTT , ST. JOI AND OOUltCIL tltJITS.
10,0fi A M Mail and Express 6:40 : r M
8:16 : p u Express 6.25 A u
noux cm AND PACIFIC.
7SO : A M Mall for Sioux City 6:50 : r M
7SO : r u Express for St Paul 8:50 : A u
UMON PAfliriO.
11:00 : A M Dsnver Express 4:35 : p M
1:05 : p M Lincoln Pots O'a & K V 2:35 : p u
7:65 : r M Oicrlahd fop-tea 8:30 : A M
DDMMT TRAINS TO OMAHA.
Lea\o Council Dluffa 0.55 7:55 : 9.SO 10.30
11UO X m. 1:30 : 2:30-3:80 : : 4:23 : 5:26 : 0.25
11:45 : p. m.j Leave Omaha 6.25 7:26 ttO : 10
11:15 : a. m. 12:50 : 2:00 : 3:00 : i : 0 4:60 : 5:66 :
11:10 : P. m.
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0. H. SHOLES , Council Bluffs
Agent for Western Iowa
EL SCJEUEZ ,
OFFICE OVER AMKUIOAW KIPRKBS
COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOW A.
CANCERS
,
CHRONIC DISEASESaaw * * * * ,
Over thirty years jjrtctlaM ( xpiricatt ( MEM 1
t , Petrl BcFCOlt Council Bloffi.
OTCeniulUMoa tit * .
MO HER
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Ilavinj ; fully demonstrated by years of successful experience that ho la nblo to euro a multitude of cases which ha\o balliod the skill of
examination. The Doctor may be consulted by letter by patients at a distance who may send n cnrofully written history of tholr cases , ds-
scribing their symptoms minutely ns jiosaible. And ho has boon successful in numerous cases ho has never aeon. long years of oxporlenca
enables h in to matte n correct diognosis and judge very accurately of the curability of the caies , ana to apply the propsr remedies. Medi
cine may beleent either by express or mall. lr. ) Mosher treats all long standing diseases without murcury or other poisons , which create
disease of thenuelvcB , and all medicmo prescribed by him ia prepared under hie own personal supervision.
The Doctor treats with success all affections of the
Liver , Throat and Lungs , Catarrh , Piles , Fistula , Epilepsy , Dyspepsia , Sore Eyes ,
Deafness , Heart Disease , Neuralgia , Rheumatism , Scrofula , Diabetes , Dropsy ,
Sores , Ulcers , Skin Diseases , Female Diseases ,
And all kinds of private diseases , such as Syphlllls , Debility , Loss of Power , Impediments to Marriage , lawitudo. Djprossion
of Spirits , Loss of Energy and appetite. Pain in the Back and Limbs , Timidity rand Indlci'.on ' , Pain in the Head , Dizziness ,
Impaired Sight and Memory , Bodily Prostration and Wretchedness , ciuaed by Spotnutorrhnea cr Self-Abnso. < * " "
Don't give up In despair before you call and ueo what Dr. Mealier his to nay about your cito. Dr. Mosher is the only
Physician in the Northwest who rejects all Poisons , and can propard and uss Na'.uras Remedies slontifically. Consultation ,
personally or by letter , free and strictly confidential.
Office and residence , corner of Fourth and Jaoksoa Sts. , opposite Central School Building. Address ,
Dr
Box 106. - - Sioux 0ity , Iowa ,
JfJfosher tvill l > e hi Council ISlujf's Thursday , Mat28 ,
Rooms at ihe Scott House. Consultation free , on day only.
P. DeVOL. .
504 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
TPJiolcsale and Hctail
= T I W W A K &
Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves neea no comments.
Leonard's celebrated cloinablo Dry-air Refrigerator. These Refrigerators excell all othe r
in cleanlyneua , A refrigerator which cannot bo cleaned becomes useless , it becomes a nuis
ance instead of a benefit.
with latest improvements , large and small.
With this washer we do not ask you to rick confidenca or money.
We know that a 1 that is necessary is a trial. TAKE ONE , and if after
one or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will rehind
your money.
GOLD1N STil & 1SOLIK MIGES ,
These Ilanycs ore a
complete departure
from flie rcyular "Va
per Stove , and possess
ntany new and val
uable features that
will be appreciated.
We have the exclusive agency of the celebrated
Tie Point Steel
in this city. Do not bo deceived by MISREI'UESKNTATION.S.
Tie
at bottom price ; . Mall orders solicited ,
* Ttfl ? ITfYf
Pr . JEa V UiB , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
W. F. A.YUBSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. JEVarao hctu
moved on Little Giant trucks , the boat in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTli.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
Norene & Landstrom ,
Suits to order in l..toat styles at cheapest possible Prices ,
No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
TO
Drs. Judd ? 5 Smith's
liPROVEO ELECTRIC BELT.
OlDco and Factory , No SO , Fourth St , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broad-way , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night houeo in the city. Everything served in first clan etylo and on ehor
notion. Itnt and cold hniclion always ready.
IJB
Will Discount all JP
MRS. B. A. BENEDICT ,
3 Broadway , Council Blull'j , lena
STOCKERS AA'D ' JWtiDKltS.
Ilellcrj and onwe ol all . ARCS furnliboi ID any desired numbers ; ranchmen should correspond with us
kcfcro imrchaslii ; elaawhero.
WINDOW & GRAMPTON , Waverly , Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLEK , ACTS ,
LKADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUPFS , . . . IOWA.
AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will tell in roti.il or carload lots
All Stock Warranted as Hearcscnteti
Wholceale nd retail de lora In Grain md JU'.od liny ,
( ontble B tlil ction Quirautccd.
OSr/CTTJSJIR &o
Cor. 5th Ay , and 4th St. , Couccil Blulle.
