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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1885)
6 THE DAILY BEE--COUNCI BLUFFS MONDAY , JULY 27 , * 1885 : THE DAILY BFE. BLUFFS' Monday Morning , July 27 , i SUBSCRirTION HATES. Br Cmlei . . . . - . - stnta'p wetk - . . . . . . . . . . . 110.00 pel ye r MINOE MENTION , Roller , merchant tailor , for Cnogoods. For furniture at oitromoly low figures go to MandolV. Great bargains in cooking stoves , tin- ware and crockery at Mandel's. ' For rent Oholco of three ntco homes , $3.00 a month. WlllUme , 18 N. Main , Alfred N. Lund and Olive Mitchell , both of thla city , were granted permit Saturday to wed. Tom Griffin was found dead drunk on the streets Saturday night , and was given lodgment In the city cooler. 0. Frooio and A. Davy had a llltlo dlf. forenco on lower Broadway which ro- aultod In both bolng led into the sta tion. Thirteen were fed at the city jail yes terday. It Is on unlucky number for a dinner party , and the bad luck will probably bo manifest on their coming Into court this morning. Four vagrants , who refused to work on the atrcota , are being boarded on broad and water. It is a close question as to which will glvo out first , the city'a broad and water or the qnartotto'a grit. The ordinance regulating the sprinkling of streets by the use of hose has been passed at last. It provides ( list such use of hose must bo between the hours of 5 o'clock In the afternoon and 8 o'clock in the morning. The entertainment of the Young Men's Christian association , postponed from last week on account of the storm'Is to bo given to-morrow ovonlng. An unusually fine programme has boon prepared , and the occasion will bo ono worthy of a full house and liberal patronage. H. VanLauven waa mad at Captain Hathaway for a part the latter had taken In aomo law suit that ho commenced to abuse the genial captain of police , who promptly collared him and had him booked to answer to the charge of dis turbing the peace. W. Wow waa arrested Saturday night for raising a "wow , a wnmpns and a wiot , " ho having started In by getting his boots blacked and then refusing to pay , and then Indulging In lota of fun at a shooting gallery and likewise refusing to settle the score , and threatening to whip anyone trying to collect from him. Stephen A. Douglas , jr. , arrived at the Ogden house yesterday , and will lecture in the opera house to-morrow evening , hla "Puritan and " subject being Cavalier. Ho has earned n reputation for himself aa an orator , aa well as having awakened special Interest on account of the reputa tion of hla father. There la no doubt the lecture will bo ono worthy of a largo audience. It ia rather singular that these who are kicking against the cemetery have bought property near the offensive spot long after the cemetery was established thore. If the cemetery la spreading so much death and disease among thoao who llvo on the bottoms , it la a wonder that some of these are not among the kickers as well aa the few who have property BO near by that they would gain pecuniarily by having the cemetery removed. J. Shields was arroatod Saturday on the charge of stealing a revolver from Mary Klrschcr. Hla brother , Andy , and Oharloa Allen , who hadbaon "doing" the town with him , wore also Icckod up on the chkrgo of disturbing the peace. Liter it appeared that another follow , giving his name as Charles Fitch , was mixed np in the taking of the girl's revolver , and ho was arroatod , and booked for larceny. The contracts were lot Saturday for the repairing of the Institution for the deaf and dumb , the carpenter work bolng giv en to Herman & Brown , the cornlco work to B. Grahl , and the slate roof to A. L. Williams. A good many alato roofs are now bolng pnt on , the differ ence In coat not bolng ao great as form erly , Mr. Williams has just put a elate roof on to Mr. Oamp'a now house , and late to put ono on Mr. Miller's now hous ; . The poll tax collector has got his coat off and these who have not paid may ex pect to bo gene for In dead earnest. Ho boa served a largo number of notices , and as some do not scorn to think the notice needs any special attention , ho propocca to punch up theao delinquents with a aharp stick , the law bolng such that not oven a man's ahlrt ia exempt from EoSznro if judgment la obtained. Two dollars of prevention la worth nlno dollars of ccats. The city council is now negotiating for the sale of the now patrol wagon to Omaha. Some of the aldermen of thai city were here Saturday looking at It , and the price being named as 600 , wont home to consult and report lator. This wagon is ono of the bast in the land and baa never been ruu , this city at present having no moro use for it than for a hand engine. It was built to satisfy ono of the mayor's notions , and the quicker it ia dfsposed of the better for the city. After many hitches nnd drawbacks the city council has pissed a new ordinance regulating common carrier * . It fixsi the license at $10 a year , instoid of $15 , but Includes omnibuses and sumo othur vehicles not before aabjoot to license. The reduction of $5 on oicliliconsu would make a total reduction of about $225 in the city's revenue from this source , as compared with last year , aud the licenses to ba had from tboio not paying license last year will hardly amount to one- quarter of the loss. Thla scorns to be about the effect of the ordinance. The Council Bluffs Herald nearly split ? , Ita sides laughing about the attempt of the Nonpareil to alt on the fence In the pro hibition war. The old lady does present a ludicrous appearance , and baa great difficulty In adjusting her skirts 10 that they will hang both sides on the rail , without exposing her person , but the evening paper has no occasion to smllo. for it has about all It can do to arrange Its canvas for the now tack given itby the new man at the holm. Ho has veered out of the prohibition channel , and just now acorns to bo hesitating whether to go over Into the other channel , or to steer for awhile batweon the two. The pro hibitionists have doted on the Herald until the new man bought it , and now they are disgusted because it will not advocate - vocato their cause , whllo others are equally disgusted because it will not say what it doea advocate , It Isn't in very safe shape to laugh too loudly. In shak ing Its sides ever the old grandmother , it may tumble off the fcnco Itself , Tremendous Success. The man who makes the Hardman piano is a hard man to beat. The Muel ler Mnslo Co. , 103 Main street , only sold eovontoon since Juno 1st. A Grand Excursion. Arrangements have boon made for a grand excursion to Oolfox , on Thursday , July 30th , leaving Council Bluffs at 0:25 : , and arriving there in the afternoon , with leave for the excursionists to leave for homo at any tlmo they may chooao. The faro for the round trip has boon placed at $4.95. This glvoa the people of I his vi cinity an excellent opportunity to visit thla popular and pleasant resort , and to have a merry tlmo with very Ilttlo ox- ponso. Thoao desiring further particu lars can obtain thorn by calling at the ticket office , No. 507 Broadway , or by addressing S. S. Stevens , general a ont Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific , Council Bluffs. JUDGING BETWEEN JUDGES , AyloswonlL Falls to Get Onto the Dis trict Bencli. The judicial contest baa at last roRcbod a decision , Jndgo Loofbonrow being al lowed to remain on the district boncb , and hla majority over Jndgo Aylosworth being fixed at fourteen. The judges In rendering the decision denounced the tampering with the ballot boxes , shown by the evidence , but still held that enough votes conld be shown up by the evidence to make Judge Loofbonrow's majority as stated , which Is about seven loss than the official canvass. Judge Ayleaworth proposes to appeal to the supreme premo court , bat whether such an appeal will bo entertained or not Is a question , Iho matter of costs remains to bo fixed also , and the court fvlll meet next Friday In Des Molnes to idjust this , It bolng suppoaod that Judge iVyloaworth will be called on to pay this bill , Trhlch Is said to roach to nearly 5800 , although others declare it cannot justly be half this amonnt. This decision ipolla the chances of the mayor appoint- ng Alderman Mynater to the superior : ourt , as Jndgo Aylesworth will now iontlnne to occupy that position. The llaapointmont to the mayor and his Ilttlo circle of admirers will be greater than to ludgo Aylesworth , as the position ho low holds is In some respects better than , ho ono ho was struggling for. Ho Is veil situated , but the hungry months yhlch were opan for his eonp in case ho ihould got the district bowl , will have ; o look elsewhere tor something to fill hem , PERSONAL. E. F. Tharp , of St. Louis , is at the Pa- ilfic. ilfic.W. W. D. Snyder , of St. Paul , is at the PacIBc 10U80 , W. D. Laird , of Chelsea , Vt , is at the ? aclfic , D. C. MuBsclman , of Ilivor Sioux , waa In he city yesterday. J. II , Durian and wife , of Mondomin , are t the Pacific bouse , 0 , Walker , of Little Sioux , was a Council . Muffs visitor yesterday , F , II , Warren , of Now York , was in the ity yesterday BODR ! west. The Spetman family were to start from for homo t ! Europe yesterday. c George Kudio came In oil the road and pent Sunday at homo with his family. Tom O. Carlisle , ono of Missouri Valley's ' lerclmnts , was in the city yesterday. W. F. Moor , F. Batchelor and J. Fraser , of 'Htsturg ' , Pa1 , wore at the Pacific yesterday. Wade Gary returned yesterday from Bur- ngton , Vt , where his father died on the 3th inst. Mrs. C. C , Oaks , of Emerson , and Mlsa ilrdio Strand , of Malvern , are visiting Mrs. I. A. Fox. W. B. Case , manager of the Marseilles Limufacturing company , returned yesterday lorning from the east , C , F , Maxwell , who travels on the road for a eastern corset factory , spent Sunday at omo with his family in this city and starts Q | .it again this morning , . W , 0. Morgan , of the firm of Cocke & [ organ , Is Buffering seriously from what ap- ears to ba Ivy poisoning , which he thinks bo it whllo bathing at Spirit Lake , W , J , Jamison , one of the Chicago , Lur- ngton & Qaincy conducto s miming be- veen this city and Oreston , will to-morrow imovo to Croaton with his family. Uy Hv- ig tltoro he will bo at home each other day i a lay-off , Joseph H , Klutz now wears a handsome ) ld watch presented him by an eastern re ibacco house for selling a large amount of icir tobacco , Joe travels for Groneweg & ; hoentgcn and keeps orders flying In to the be ) use very lively. 1C st : Canvstsors are In the city securing ders for Dooderlno , prepared by lr. J , , fleitzmann and E.L. Eaton , of Omaha , bis disinfectant It said to bo one of thee So o best In the nurkot , end Invaluable fore Sowl o in the elck room , In water closets , alnr , sewers , low marshy places , and th berover bad odors or passes are to bo foi und. The Union Pacific hai adopted by and it has other very high recommcn- In ilons. It is a powder , and can ba cured In any quantity from a pound np by a barrel The ollico of the Hertzmann th Eaton Disinfectant company Is at 1210 an 3dgo street , Omaha. to BARRING IHE BOARD. The Cemetery Question Sharply De- hated Before the Aldermen , Tlio Officials to bo Xakon to the GrnvojAril To-il y. The city board of health has got the cemetery question in hand now , It having boon Introduced to that tody by George F. Wright , who appeared before the board Saturday , and asked that the following resolutions be adopted by the board : Whereas , Ithnabeon brought to onr attention that an effort la bolng made to procure from the circuit court of this county an Injunction forbidding the further ueo of Fairview cemetery M B place for the Interment of the dead upon the ground that It la & nulsanco and dangerous to the health of thocommnnlty ; and , Whereas , It is the right and duty of the city council as a board of health to make Bnch regulations respecting nuis ances and causes of sickness na It shall jndgo necessary for the public health and safety ; and , Whereas , Wo bollovo It necessary for the public health and safety that Fairview - view cemetery should bo allowed to re main nndlstnrbod. Therefore , bo It Resolved , That the common council of the city , acting as a board of health of said cltycondt > mns any attempt to Interfere with the present use and management of said cemetery , that It la the Bonao of said board that said cemetery - tory Is admirably adapted both 03 to Its location nnd aa to the nature of Its sail for burial purposes , and that the state ments that said soil Is so porous as to allow water to penetrate the graves there in and percolate through to the walla and waterways of the city , and that noxious and poisonous gases escape from said cemetery and are diffused in the atmos phere causing sickness and death , are unfounded in fact and unworthy of con sideration. Alderman Mynster opposed the passage - sago of the resolution on the ground that the matter was In the conrts , and should bo decided there without any in terference on the part of the board. It leaked out , however , In response to a question of Mr. Wright , that If the trus tees of the cemetery would grant a right of way through the grounds for a road opening tip some suburban property that the injunction suits would bo dropped in 5vo minutes. This declaration on the part of the alderman corroborated the theory that all there Is in this fight igalnst the comototy is based on a real : state scheme and for money making purposes , 0. R. Scott , who has taken a lively In- ; erest in trying to have the cemetery luppresaed , addressed the board at ongth , and corrected Alderman Mynater , tnd tried to remove the Impreasion that he Injunction nuits would be dropped if ho right of way should bo given as do- Irod. Ho used his most sarcastic vo- : abulary In treating the matter , and did ils best to scald thoao who had any pecl&l respect for old settlers. He had tot lived hero for hundreds of years , and 10 did not bollovo that a man who had one so had any more right , or were any joro benefit to the city than the new orn babe , which had never opened Its loath. Ho denounced the old settlers , nd pictured the city as being given over 3 death and disease , and avowed that ho lionld warn all now comers not to In- eat In Council Bluffs , so long as the roeont condition of affairs remained , Mr. Haldeno showed that ho had fully 9 sharp a tongue aa Scott , and ho dressed lat gentleman up in a very amusing tanner. He referred to the statement lat ho had not lived hero for hundreds f years , and remarked that If Scott had ved hero for many years ho wonld prob- bly bo the only one loft In the city. He dmltted the truth of Scott's statement bat a bade before It had opened Its lonth had as much rights hero as any of tie old settlers , and remarked that some aoplo were a great deal bettor for a com- mnlty before they opened their months isn afterwards. Col. Sapp and Oapt. Bight both urged 10 board to take no action , but to leave : to the courts. City Auditor Burke spoke on the other do of the question. Ho had no doubt ut that the beard of health was the roper body to consider the matter , for 10 law creating the local board of health Istlnctly made that body the jndgo of hat constituted a nuisance , and what Id not. It was not only the privilege , ut the duty of the board to look Into 10 matter , and it had the authority to ccldo It. There was a great deal of sharp talk , id after the board had got pretty well red out , it waa decided to visit the itnetory In a body at 10:30 : this rnorn- ig , and look over the ground , and then i meet this afternoon to hoar such ovi- anco aa should bo presented. Dr. West , dentist , ever BEE office. Substantial abstract of tltlo and real itato loans. J. W. and E. L. Squires , > 2 Pearl atrcet. Hunclny Morning Fire. About 3 o'clock ycatordny morning thee : o department waa called out to suppress imes In an unoccupied brick dwelling IUBO on Seventh nvenno near Eleventh roet. The cause of the blaze ia not lown. About C o'clock another alarm as sounded , caused by the rebreaking it of the fire , it not having apparently ion well pat out the first time. Be- roen the two eoorch.es the hoaeo was otty well demolished. At the second arm No. I was the only cno to put on iy water , No 3 responding to box 15 stead of box 25 , and No , 1 not getting ore at all. It looks as If No. 4 was ilng some work , even if the chief does it UilnK it worth whllo to give these ys any of the cigars or other contrlbu- ma made to the department. Read Jndd & Smith's offer o $1,000 I oka , also choice selections of 5 and tilI cent mutio at Mueller's , 103 Main I eet. dil dili Kound for 151 lr. i Dr. J. Palmer ( Lone Wolf ) returned > c turday from Carson and Oakland , WiP lero he h&s been making It lively for P thi i Inhabitants , and this morning ttsrts cil Blair , Neb , Ho will bo accompanied the "Lone Wolf Medical and Surgical stltuto" brass band. 3lnco tbla medical institute was started E Dr. Palmer at No , 504 Broadway In Ml tin s city buslnois has boon flourishing fit 1 the doctor now gaoa ont in Nebraska advertise the inatltution. A. J. Storonson , Real Estate Dealer XO. 003 TOUT ATX * Council Blnff , Ed , Wright STENOGRAPH Eh AlTD Type-Writer Offlc * No. CIS Mywter 8t EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dry owls , Groceries , Flour Feed , etc , , AL1TAYI AT TUM Lowest Market Price , On. ef Uits d Klttl AT , Commonly knows u EVERYBODY'S ' STORE , Grandy & Oo. , City Dn Store , Flno Cigars , Toilet Articles , Eta. Prescriptions a Specialty. No. 21 Main St. H. S. WEST , D ENTIST , No.l2rcarlSL , Oter Boa office. rutlcnlu Attiatlu Olfll to tfci Frnemtlca ef tti ITitsul C. L. NEUNAS , MEAT MARKET. All klndi of Fresh and Salt Meats , POUI.TIIV. No. 709 Main Street. ARTHUR LEFIOY1IS No , 104 BtAIN ST. All kind * of nulls , Conftcttaiy&ciears Thecheapeit store and .ho bolt stock of Fruit * . JnM Iron WorXs 01 klndi ot Outtag * . Treating ! & Boofln ; riD- "rocipt Attention Olren Beptln. Ihopl Cor.Bd it AlSthAr. i. J. SWANSON. C. E. SWANSON MUSIC CO. , Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS nd all kinds of musical Initrumcnts. Piinos and organs sola on the Installment rlan. llmlc l nstru- lentsof e\ery description tuned and repaired. UaIng over lij ears experience In the business wo fco onfldcnt of gmng the best ol satisfaction. Kemembcr the placo. Sign ut the gilt organ. 32D BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA KIEL Keep Horses end Mules constantly on hand which we will sell In retail or carload lots II Stock Warranted as Represented Wholesale and retail dralors In Grain and Baled Hay. Prlcoa roa- eonablo Satisfaction Gut run teed. SGIILUTER , BOWLBY Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Conncll Bluffs. For any case of Kidney or liver disease or dyopepsin. thoumatlsm , or any disease indudced y a lack of native power , that cannot be cured by the use of Drs , Judd & Smith's Electric elts and Appliances , fto. SO , Fourth St. , Council Bluffs. AGENTS WANTED. SPECIAL NOTICES HOTIOX. Qpeclal vertljements , luo aj toil jund.To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board- g , eta. , frill be Inserted In thie oolamn at the low te of TEN CENTS 1'KR LINE foi the flrat Insertion id FIVE CENTS PER LINE foi eaoh oabsoqaont In- on. Leave advertlsomonJi oarofflM , Mo. 1 Btieel , near Eroadwav WANTB ITEMED Two ftretclain corn'co ' makers , no V otheraneod app'y. ' B. Grahl , 104 and 109 oadway , Council Bluffs. IT. waiter Immedlatfly at Loulo V &Met/ger's , 625 Broadway. neil HENr Hou'oNo. Ill North Kl-htli street , 1 5 roams , cletcrn , botiso raised and lot Qllod , gfioC repair. pOR UfcJJT-House No. 132 Harrison street. 3 1 room' , convenient , and m Rood repair , poll KENT House No 1 > 43 Scott street , three 1 minutes Molltfrom 1'tclflc hnuae , 4 roomn , Rood ill , cistern , etc. JlcJUbon & , Co. , 4 Ten 1 street. pUK HMiK An elegant Wisconsin eummer retort , 1 200 acres , ICO tillable , railway station and Btoim- at landing ; frame housa fur hnineste&j ; pa lllon , nocclUre , rectaurant , Ice house , tenement house , ur cottigcs , barn , SCO Irult trrea,3 acica p rapes , w , horses , 13 boats , etc. A fine resort , SCO leet ov Wl-coneln r.tcr , and 120 feet oboio liartlioo ull pay 85,000 a year. Aildresi W. i S. , UKK Ice , Council Illuffif. pOll SALE Lands Improved aid unimproved , 1 If vou want * farm In western Iowa , Kansu ibraafc * or Dakota , let us heir from you. SWAN & IiOH BALE Houses. Lots and Lind. A. J Bteptenton , 603 First avcnuo. 10 KCAAxa-n 0 , b 9 , b 10 , b 13 , are hotels Indlff. . crentlocatlcns for sale or for trade. > 133 , special bargain ; 109 a Imrrtned ( arm worth )318,000 , prlro for a short time SIO.COO. will trudo ; low pilced Western lands. Sunn & Walker , } 20teiddlery llardnare manufacturing estab lishment stock and machinery , value $7.000 , for stern land Swan & Walktr , Council Illulfs. > 203 , * tock cf dry goods , groceries and hardware , ) > aluo , Si.OOO , laau jfooil eastern Nebraska town land , tin an A Walker , > 201 , stock of general merchandise in a good > western Iowa town , value 1,009 , wants an Im aved ( ami in wtetern Iowa. bw ni. Walker. I 205 , stock of hardware in fituboi Co , Indiana , > for land , lalue about 84 OCU. Swan k Walker , ! , newetockcfhar ware In a Iho Nebraska toHii forhnd , value $3,000. S aii & Walker. 2)7 stock of igrloultural Implnmontsand shell I liarJur.ro. viluj about 8,00,1. wants a g3od Im iveifarm. s * n li Walker. 20J , k 810,0011 btock ol o'olhlnit ' In a gnodVls > cousin cit\ , j In lands and btlinco ouh or lm > jvtil securln. Beautiful store room at low rent , an K WaUcr I 218 , ttoik f mixed harduaro In a llvo western > Io a town for cheap lands , > aluu 0,00) . Swan Valkrr i 211 , fine brick block , rents ell , in a llo central > Ia.t w none room occupied with general etock of icla , wantH MI Improved firm , Mlue ; building 000 , goods ? 7COV. Sunn&inlker. . ! 2U stork n | boots , ulioe * bats , raps and clothing \alue.l 83 000 , In cue cf the beet towimlu Neb. , unl $1,000 for .anda. Swan & Wilkcr. 213 , a 3,0.0 Hock of cIotMntf , wants land In [ North Western Iowa , for 88.0W , anil will pay ivrcnco fluon 4 : Walker. i 214 , an $8,000 utnck of dru s In central IOWA for I Isn't. Sau& Wiltrr. ' . frnmlSOO tn700 i216anctheritooV ) nf clrups'M.luo ' Uh store building aid lot laluu SiOolu a good br.-una town wantu partly lmpro > cd land. Swan & . Iker , IOK lull particulars , write to or call uprn fi an & Walker II vou want to sell , buy , or tradcanv- ng , tell 8. k W. about It. bwan & ; Walker , Couu- Bluff * Jo a "FRUIT , ND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE , ixteen acrca , ten In Irtilt , elx In garden and .berland , ilx room bouse , ( table , well , cistern , &c. In go.d condition , ot will tradefor Omaha prop- ff V. KELLER , County Trearurei'i olEco , Council Elufft. ) , L. RATEKIN , Farmers' commission Stoie DRALERIM Qteeitlei :1 rrotltleti , fnlti , Ciifte'.lsiitT , Clfiri tti Tttitcc. TOULTRT JL SfKaAtTT. 619 S. Main SI. , nighttt m&rlct price palt for farm prcnluco. J. J. BLISS , ALL THE Latest Styles of Millinery § Notions , Alrtji it ISTiit ; tlcti. No. 328 Jtrontlwny. Dr , W , L , Capell , Special attontlon given to tiiiui ct VTcnea and Cltcilo Elicmi. CONSULTATION FREE. Offleo in Dohany'i ' 3pcra House. CHICAGO MEAT HABKET , JOHJ ! JWEB3 , Trcp. Fresh and Salt Moat , BOL03HA CAUSAQE , Lard , Dried Beef , etc. No. C25 Main Street , st 2or B. el St. Jo. Eeate. i Si sot Re Or * . WOODBURY A SON , DENTISTS , Ccr. Feirl St. A lit ATO , Cntcll Bind , J.J. KOBETICH , Floe Boot and stioo Hater. Council IlluflDi , Town. B , I. BKILEB , Boots and Shoes IT tow rmcEj. I 1O2r" * * " { Street , Contell ElatTi , It. ' .P.BclllnRer , M.D. jrgeon and Physician i and Ear Surgerj Specially. i Broadnj , Cp-eUIn jldence 37.Cth Atcnno Cor. 7th at 1ARPET COMPANY Curtains , Oil Cloths , Window Shades , Linoleums , Mattings , Hugs , Etc. , Etc. Careful Attention Given to On of Town Orders , Upholstery and Drapery Work a Svecialtij. Oar stock IB the Lerpst in tlie fast and la being oontlnnally replenished by all thn latest and choicoat novoltlos , 405 Broadway Council Biufis t. Eice M. D , or other tumors remove ! without the I knlfo or drawing ot Uood. CHRONIC 'DISEASES , 0cr thirty } carl ] > rct'cal ' experience. Clfico Ko. i , 1'catl street , Council l " Irtp. 8IB18 , COUNCIL BI.UF1 S , IOWA , C Jtu kilc Miut , Itcu * 7 rd 8 , ftlptlt R i i o } Vfii ) iitrt it rfuioir 'i < i irrr S , SOHTJB2. OTER AuxuioJin BMJFFS. -WKSTCOTT Mtnnfietnror of Trunhs , Satchels , Sample Catei , olc , Trunks Repaired , No. Si Ttul St , tornei ef Flnt ATinae. samaoouo 3H01S S.03 T3t E01S03 It D 'IIONQO3 E. C. SMITH , General Agt. - roiK Lin usmuce Coapaiiy. BOS Bro d * r. Up Ulri. J. L. FORMAM , CLOTHING , Kent's Furnishing Qoodi , HATS , CAPS , 3oots , Shoos , etc. No. IM BroaJway , ) ppOElto the OgJcn Honso ABSTRACTS OF TITL ! Th t yea e n rtly en. Mil at Lowest Rale ) XeUABOX t CO , , No. 4 rctrl El Mandcmakcrs & Van , ARCniIECIS , CONIEACIOES ADD BDILDOS , Kg , 101 Ufpir Bteilvt ; . TAYLOR & CALEF , Fancy and Bttpl * GROCERIES , But llai la thi City , Na. Ut Broadway , Ccucll Blnffr ODELL & DAY , No. 29 Peul Street Real K tateInsnrancc and Loan Agents. Hire 1100,000 to Loan oa Tp r MQtlnterett NEUMAYER'S HOTEL Bales 11,00 it $1,25 itr ti Flrit Olui Bar In connection Oripoilt * OgJtn Iloosa. A , P , Hanchott , MD , Physician & Surgeon Council Illulft. ) fflc No IS 1'cntl Street HOURS : 10 to 12 a. in. , am 2 to 4 p. m. MIDKM'K : No. ISO 411 street , hours , lieforo 1 a. m. and ncr 7 1 > . m. Telephone No. 10. JOHN J. KURTZ , PHffiNIX Meat Market. Cer. tills asi Ctctj 3ti. D. GOLDSTEIN , Fawn & Loan Office , 223 IlroailwBj- . GREAT BARGAINS In Unredeemed Goods , WATCHES , JEWELS ? . CLOTHING , iiftlcul Instrument' * , Bcvolren , On : : , etc , Real state Land rominsTflMirn ; Fire Companies $22,000,000 Mo 130 Main St. ( jt&iU'ilntTr , - Icrt P , 0 , MILLER , Wall Paper aid Derations rilntiOUi Vinliaii , No. 13 Pearl St. , BLUFFS , L I. GIMNSICY , Now and Second Hani FURNITURE , Slam and HonselioU Good ) , At Lowest Price * Cheapest Bton ID Tows , Mo. 631 Broadway , Council ISlnm , lawn. STORAGE Warehouse Dohany's Old Hall. THE MEMINGTON At the New Orleans Exposition. 1. The Jury ot awards critically examined the arlous writing machines , nnJ decided by a tw thirds vote to glio the highest award to the HK.MI.NOTON. . The decision cf thla jury wnj Ignoicd bytho commlttoo of anirde , and other jurors ueroaddo constituting a now Jury. 3. This second Jury also critically examined thfc \ arlousiliioR machicos , and mule tlio awird of a first cH83 gold meilal , the highest award , to the UEMLNOTOX Standard T/po Writer , for "dlmpllclty , duraL Llllty , ciso of manipulation and pjiosd. " ' 4. The report of this jury ws made , deliicrod to and recslptcd for l > y the committao of awards on May 20. 5. The members of this Jury ere ner discharged. 6. No other ) ury examined REMINGTON Standard Tjpo-Writer at New Oileans. 7. Iho Eisners of tb.a award are honorable mid ell known gentlemen. Their aJdroisoj are Chatloa ' A. Morgan , Ken. . , couthoin mantgor of H. O. lunn fct'o. , Now Oileans , La. ; Ki-Oorcrnor 1'rank Bacsn U. S. camm'sslonor of KJiisas , and prtsldoatol the U. S. board of uommlnlonors , Chimito , Has ; Goo. A. , Beaten , Ksq. , stenographer and secretary ol the board of D. S. commltisonorc , Columbus , Ohio. 8. The affidavits of thcso t'enllemen and the history ol the csntost , which wo sro prepirlns In pamphlet foimowlll bo pletbcd to furnish on ar > plcatlui. ! The fclloulng Is the report : The World's Industrial and Gotten Centennial Exprsltlon , New Oileane. Jury report. Application No. 815 ; group 6 ; clais 614. Competition. The undersigned Jurors In the abo\o entitled clasp , baxlng carefully examined the oxhiblS made by E. Remington & Sens , Jllru , New-York , and nil comretlnfcxhililtp , concur In recommending the award of a first class medal for the Standard Tipo-Wrlter , for simplicity , durability , oisoof man'pulatlon nil r speed. Dated this SOtli day of May , 1885. OEO. BEATON , ) UHAS. A. .MOFKJiN , Uurors ; WANK BACON , J WIKOIT , SKAJIAKS 4 BENEDICT , 330 Broadway , NcwToik. Chicago Office , 88 Madison St O. H.SHOLES , Agent , Council Bluffe , Iowa. W. P. AYLSWOKTH HOUSE MOVER Brick buildlngB of nny kind raised or moved nnd satisfaction guaranteed. Frame hoiu moved on Little Glaut trucks , the best In the world , AYISWOHTn 1010 Minth'Ktroet , Council Bluff * SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS. A LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 0 Main St. , COUNCIL BLUMS , - - - IOWA. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. KTorene & Landstrom , Suits to order In latest etylea at cheapest possible price AND"TIIE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. itocnlnr Dinner 31JO ! lo I : 0 , IW ccnlH , 506 Broadway , Hie cny , al , uight hous in Oia c ,