THE OMAHA PAII/Y BEE : FJJIPAY , JUNE 4 , 1880.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIlTBLUFFS ,
FHIDAY MOUSINGJUNE-i.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
trlltrred liy rnrricr In nny jmrtof the city nt
twenty cents per w eok.
II. W. . .
TII.TON , - - - Manager.
Tii.it'HONis : : : :
nnsrfEKS Omr-K , No. 1.1.
NHHIT ntiiTou 'No. 21.
MINOR MUNTIO.V.
Now York Plumbing company.
New summer goods at Roller's.
Permit to wed was yesterday given to
George Matson ana Mary Jensen , both of
this city.
John L. Templcton lias removed bis
dear store to the new building next door
to the new opera house.
The Method st joimg folks gave a
strawberry and ice cream sociable at the
church parlors last evening.
Regular meeting of l-ldclity council
No. IfiO , Royal Arcanum this ( Friday )
evening. All members are requested lo
bo present.
Wlliiam Colter and A. Bologna were
lliic.il yesterday as simple drunks , the
judge holding that any man who gets
drunk mnsi be simple.
The Sioux Clly ronto have on sale
round trip tourists' tickets to Spirit Lake
$1) ) , and to SI. Paul and Minneapolis $17 ,
good until October 8.
In the district court yesterdav Hie ease
of the Union Pacific against Pratt con
tinued to occupy the time. The argu
ments were reached yesterday afternoon.
At the City roller millsyostorday mornIng -
Ing the valve stum of the main valve
Milled off and eauseil a stoppage of the
machinery. The mills will be In opera
tion to-day.
The ladles of the industrial society of
the Congregational church will hold a
meeting at the residence of Mrs. J. E.
Harkiiess this afternoon for the purpose
of electing ollieers for the ensuing year.
Garrelt Fitxgcrald and Michael Shea
liave been vibrating between this city
mid Omaha for some lime past in the
role of tramps. They were released here
yesterday , and at once stalled for the
other side of the river.
Tin ; Council BlulVs Herald and its em
ployes had a little dilliculty yesterday
which resulted in the entire force walk
ing out about 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
After dinner the matter was adjusted and
the force loturued to work.
Mrs. Cook , who was nrrostcd on the
shane of threatening a neighbor , Mrs.
vSinith , wa.s discharged -esterday. Mrs.
Smith is a hearty looking woman , who
appears to lie able to protect herself
against several such slightly built ones
as Mrs. Cook , and the arrest of the. laUer
was appareiitlv for the purpose of retalia
tion , Airs Cook having had Mrs. Smith
arrested and lined for disturbing the
peace.
Frank Latiberslieimer , arrested for dis
turbing tlie peace , is to have a hearing
before Judge Avlesworth this mornin < r.
He lives on Mills street , and is said to
frequently keep the neighbors awake by
his peculiar methods of adjusting family
difficulties. The occasion which led to
liis arr-jst is nald to liuvi ; been of the
etoruiicst of all , and much indignant talk
was heard among those near enough to
acquaint thcnibchcs with the eircnm-
stances. A swarm of witnesses have been
notified to appear this morning.
Heard has an immense stock of wals
paper and room mouldings which must
up turned into cash , so down go the price
at Hoard's. '
To Siili-Contmctoi-H.
Straight scraper work to let on the
Cheyenne & Northern railroad. Apply to
J. J. Drown it Co. , Council HI nil's , or at
Cheyenne , Wyo.
Mrs. lluucr CJoiio.
There .vum.s little doubt now but that
Mrs. lluber has taken herself out of the
country. No trace of her can bo found
in Omaha , antl there i.s surely no trace of
her here. In the district court the bonds
lor her appearance have been forfeited ,
she not appearing at the time set for her
trial. It is said that her bond of $1,000
was not a good one on account of certain
legal defects , and not on account of any
lack of financial responsibility on the
part of the bondsmen The formal ily ot
declaring it forfeited has been gone
through with , however , and it is pretty
evident that she will keep out of the
loach of the court for a season at least.
'It is rumored that she has gone to Canada
for a visit. _
Order your fireworks of the Mueller
Music Co. , 103 Mnin St. , wholeralo only
Mail orders promptly attended to.
The Quick Meal gasoline stove is be
coming more popular everyday. ( Jet one
of Cooper & McUou.
Go to Beard for wall paper.
Ticket No. 01 ! ! was awarded the music
box on last month's sales at the Mueller
MusiuCo.'s. There will be throe prizes
this month. The purchase cf 50 cents
worth of goods will give you n chance.
To-Mor row's Mat hire.
To-morrow afternoon nt the driving
park there will be some rare sport. The
' proceeds of the day will bo for the pur-
Ijtose of sending the Hind City running
ioam to the tournament at Dnbuquo.
U-'ho following programme has been
arranged :
1 Ilnndlcap foot race , SCO ynuls.
U. Trotting nice , uillo IK-MS Colonel I ) , 11 ,
Dnlley's Jumbo and lr. ) Waite Caioy's
Ainniutn T.
II. Charles Miller will run tinc-oimrter mile
against J , 1) , NldiolMin's thoroiiKhbicd ,
lu't'cher , nno-half mile.
4. Handicap loot nice. ! iOO yauls.
n. ( .icntleiiian's loiulMer race ; heats ; Ihn
cuttles.
0. Handicap font lace , 100 yards ,
7. Hoys' pony nice.
8. Ulnll City lioao team will niako an exhl-
tlon run.
If von want perfectly satisfactory
.accommodations at $3 per day , go t the
Faolfiu House. Depend upon it , yon will
never regret your choice.
.At the Paeillo HOII.-.O you will get all the
comforts of high priced hotels and save
from CO cents to $1 per day. Try it mul
bo convinced.
A 1'rojjroshlvo Party.
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
GcorgoV , Thompson entertained n
party of friends at progressive euchre.
The guests were Mr , and Mrs. Uault , Mr.
nil Mrs. Tyler , Mr. and Mrs , Van
Brunt , Mr. and Mrs. Champ , Mr. and
> lrs. Loomis , Mr , and Mrs. Cory , Mr.
iud Mrs. MaeConnoll. Mr , and Mrs. F.
I Jlark , Mrs , McDowell , Mr , Jackbon
viddtiUp ) Larjmor.
Thu prises were awarded to Mrs. 11 , H.
Van Jlrunt , Mrs. G. II , Champ , W.V. .
J.oomis and Judge Larimer.
' ' He t cream soda in the city , Sc per gltus ,
at ruhuer's , 1'J Main street.
Wli.Y li"y R veer gakollno stove when
you can get a "Quiek Meal" at the same
price ? Cooper & McGco have them ,
t U you want to invest ti few dollars
where it will sayo many times the'amonnt
in labor and doctors'bills , buy an Ameri
can washer oJ Ceopur & Mclu-o ,
N AND ABOUT THE BLUFFS ,
The Experiences of Some Who Take In the
Sights By Gas Light.
MRS. HUDER'S BOND FORFEITED ,
1'Iic Kxpciiica of tlic Grntul Jury
ToOinrrow'H Sport nt llio
JHvln 1'nt'k The
New Cnb Ijtuc.
A Flj-ln Forcer.
A forcer has boun uttcmpUng to work
! Miilvura murclmnts , mul thu dutails
ire thus given by llio Luutlcr , as occur-
\Vctlnestlay :
A very liiiiijtl'1'1- ' ! forgery was at-
einptctl on L.V. . Hoc-liner nnil Co , yes-
ertlay morning nfoonl 8 o'clock by i\
Doling mini who gave his name as Henry
iVait and repn'MMituil liunsulf as in tht >
'inploy ' of Jou Kobbins. north of
Iutlng4 : , who itiiino hu luul forged to
n order for $ ! ! ( ) worth of goods ,
lolm Lirisuii : recojini/.eii the
young man as the party who had
inrchased two shirts at thu store
Saturday evening , at which time he desired
sired to know whether an order on J. N.
Summers for ? ' . * ( ) would be accepted in
mymcnt for -a suit of clothes. Suspicion
ivns ut once uroiisud , and while John de
tained his customer by one means and
mother , Mr. Hoelmer procured a con-
vcyance nntl .started out to Mr. Summers'
to ascertain what ho knew of the young
man. Meeting Mr. S. on his way to town
tin ; geutiemen leturned to the store as
( iiiekly as tie lbU. ' , and as Mr. Summers
entered ho reeogm/ed and was reeog-
lized by Ihoyou ig man who , seeing that
10 was caught at Iiis game , at once left
.ho room without getting the goods
10 had ordered. Mr. Doolmcr
iromptly followed and laid hold of
.he would-be forger who produced a re
volver and threatened to shoota tthc.samc
line jerking away from Mr. 15. and run-
ling up Third street to \Vabasliroud ,
where lie turned south and ran down
Second avenue to the oreek , which lie
ero-iseil at one plunge and tiirninir in _ u
southwesterly direction was soon lost , in
he brush , but a little later was seen to
'merge ' and cross the bridge near John-
bon's. Several eitiy.ens participated in
the nui'Miit , and Don Rowland sent _ a
'ouple. of shots after the fleeing fugitive
"nit without doing execution .so far as
s known. Mr. Uoehner and Marshal
Lough are still on the the trail a.s wo go
o pre s , but with what .success we do not
know Jt is to bo hoped that the fellow
will be captured and made to suffer for
'us villainy.
looin ? Mouldings Largest as'-ortmctit
and lowest prices at Beard's Wall Paper
Suoro.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
state loans. J.V. . & K. L. Squire , 10
I'earl street , CounclMllulVs.
They "llloiv in Their Dust. "
On Wednesday night two well-known
traveling men from DCS Moincs got "boil-
ngfull , " and engaging a hack to whirl
them around the city by gas light , preceded -
ceded to ' 'do the thing up brown. "
Losing their "dust" on the game of
roulette , and after keeping the hack
waiting for them four hours in front of a
gambling house , they concluded to throw
dice with the hack driver to see if they
would pay him double his price or not
pay at all. The driver consented and
won , and then the "two angels of com
merce , " as Sam Jones would call them ,
asked to be driven to a " .sporting hou.se"
just west of the north western denot. On
trrival there the inmates were found to
mvo retired for the night , it then being
ibout ! J o'clock Thursday morning. They
returned to a hotel and refused to pay
ilie driver for his trouble , and threatened
: o call the police. The driver thinking
Lhat when they sobered up in the morn
ing he would receive his pay , left them ,
Lint , they gave him the slip yesterday
morning and he now anxiously awaits
their return for his $ 10 for faerviees ren
dered.
Mrs. llandolph , the famous mind
reader , has just arrived. Tells past ,
present and future. Conies well recom
mended. All those wishing to see her
will call at 015 Eighth street , bouveen
Sitxh and Sr-venth avenues , ladies , i
cents ; gents , CO cents.
Go to the New York Plumbing compa
ny for garden hose. They warrant all
they sell. Opera house block.
Carnival ot'Autlioi-N.
The ladies of the St. Paul's parish
have in preparation an unique enter
tainment in the shape of a carnival of
authors. The entertainment has been
in preparation for months , and will be of
the most elaborate ami pleasing de
scription. There will be a number of
elegant booths presided over by char
acters found in thu works of Slink-
spcare. Longfellow , Burns , Whittier ,
Harriet Becelicr Stow , Dickens , Tenny
son and many other of the well known
poets. The character in each booth
will furnish an entertainment , consis-
ing of scenes from plays , character dec
lamation , songs from the poets , etc. ,
aided each evening by a quartette of
oriental colored jubilee singers. During
the entertainment the Merkel .sisters will
give some choice selections , and the best
vocal talent of the city will also assist.
The entertainment will continue live
nights in the building no\y occupied by
M. K. Smith & Co. , on Main .street. The
entertainments will commence on June
in. The ladies of thu Episcopal church
never do anything by halves , and our
citi/.ens will eertainlybu treated to one of
Jlio most original and delightful enter
tainments ever presented in this city.
Go to Beard for room mouldings.
Our refrigerators are going very fast.
Good goods and low prices tell , Cooper
& Mel Sou. J
A Fool n'nd Ills Money ,
A rather rustle appearing individual
named Horton , and Mailing from Fre
mont county , madu complaint yesterday
that some time during the previous night
he had been robbed of about tifteen del
lars. It appears that at the Crcston
Innibo , where he was stopping , he fell in
company with a young man named
John Blue. They came up town together ,
and Blue escorted him to a gambling
house , Horton expressing a desire to get
a $20 bill changed. Alter getting the
change ami two drink * , the pair com.
menced making the rounds of the town.
They both dawned a goodly amount of
drinks , and Ihwilly went to bed together.
In the morning when Horton awoke the
other fellow was gone. Ho found that
ho had no money left , and concluded
that his companion had got away with it.
Blue was arrested , and a tiial had yester
day afternoon. Thu judge discharged
hiin , it appearing that there were others
besides Blue who had a chance to get thu
money as well as ho , and there being a
possibility that in his drunken condition
Horton spent more than he realized.
A Out ) lit no.
Council 111 11 lib is fast assuming all the
latest touches' of metropolitan manners.
Now that the district telegraph sv tem
has boon organized and set In'active
opciation , preparations are being madu
for starting in connection with it'a regti-
Inr cnb lino. The cabs are now receiving
their finishing touches , and will nt no
distant data bo put upon the streets.
They will be of the same style as those
nscu in Omiilm. Hales will bo established
which will place them within easy linatf-
cial reach of those of moderate 'income.
This additional service will prove very
convenient and will doubtlcsj be greatly
appreciated.
_ _
An Judged by the Jury.
The grand jury before its adjournment
expressed themselves in the following
resolution :
\Ve. the undersigned members of the trand
jiny for the May tuiin of the district eonrr ,
lN > ii , desire , before adjourning , to evjne s our
sinceio tlmnks to oiirfoienmii , Mr. Iia Sco-
livid , and our clerk , Mr. ,1 , 0. llelzol. fer the
piompt. eneicetlc and lemless manner In
which they conducted the business coining
be f 010 our body : their niniiintiipss and biisl-
nc.ss-llko method of cotuluctfiiK the same saVIng -
Ing much time to Individual members , and
much expense to the county.
We , thuirr.uul Jiny , deslio toicpoit to the
com t tlmt we have innde a lull ami complete
cMimlimtlnn of the conntvjnll and titid the
same In Rood order , thepilsonerscle.ui ) ) ' mul
well fed and no complaints ninile by anvono ,
and will say tlmto lic.utlly commend the
iimiinguineiit of the jail In nil icsncct.s.
lu A Scoi'ir.i.i ) , Foreman.
Personal
Mrs. O. A. Hogcrs has returned from
the east.
Charles Bullock , of Dcnhon , was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mvs. West , of Malvcru , are in
the clly visiting.
Dr. A. J. Cook is homo from an ex
tended trip eastward.
Mrs. G. II. Jackson and Mrs. ( " ! . P.
llnnten have gone to Des Moincs us dele
ijates to the trrand chapter O. K. S.
HOW TRAPPISTS LIVE.
Atlbo Mnrquniul TcllR of tlic Mode of
Ijlfc of thn Most Auuotio
Itollgioim Order.
A Washington correspondent writes :
Abbe Marquand , who has come to this
city from tiieTrappistinonastary at Geth-
.semane , Ivy. , to look after a situ for anew
now monastery , has caused a stir in religion
ligion- , circles here. Everybody is anx
ious to see a representative of the famous
order whose vigorous mode of life has
been the admiration of tlic pious and a
subject lor incredulity and derision to
worldly people. A great many false
hoods nave been told about tlfo order ,
too. by writers who were not satislied
with its really curious practices1 but must
needs let imagination add others. From
the abbe himself , who has been a Trap-
jii'-t for nearly thirty years , the following
information was obtained. Surely it con
tains enough things which seem incred
ible without calling in imagination to
aid.
aid.The
The order of La Trappc was founded
in the fourteenth century for the pnrpixo
of alibi-ding an asylum to repentant
criminals and other men who desired
to expiate their sins by a life-long punish
ment of the llesh. Up to tlio Ficticli
revolution the order was eonlined to
France , Switzerland ami Italy. During
the ascendency of Robespierre the
Trappists were ordered to leave Franco ,
and many ot them came to the now
world , founding monasteries in Canada ,
at ( lethsemauo Ky. , ami , more recently ,
at Dnbuqiio , la. Their members have
increased very slowly in this country ,
but having several more brothers than
are needed at the existing monasteries
they have determined to build another
one and think of selecting Washington
as the site.
When a glance is taken at their mode
of life litrle wonder will be felt at their
slow growth in number. In the first
place , the Trappift makes vows of
poverty , chastity , and obedience for life ,
a.s do all priests of the Catholic church.
Then he agrees to bury himself in a
monastery and work at any occupation ,
however menial , to which his superiors
may assign him. The applicant
for a Trupnist's cell is thoroughly
tested before he takes these vows.
He must for several years go through the
hardships which the abbe recounted to
your correspondent , as follows : "Wo
rise at 12 midnight. As we always wear
our cassocks , there is no delay about
dressing , and we are in the chapel by
13:15. : Then we sing the matins and
hymns until 2 o'clock , after which them
is high mass lasting until 4. Private
meditations and pious reading foliow till
daylight , when all the monks disperse to
their occupations. At our monastery in
Kentucky every brother is a mechanic , or
does work of some kind , so that , with our
200 acres of land , we manage to support
ourselves without any outside assistance ,
and can even help the poor. Some of us
are carpenters , some blacksmiths , some
do the necessary tailoring and a few ate
employed as cooks and housekeepers.
\Vlien'you understand tiiatworai.se our
own crcps , grind our grain , cook our
food , make our clothes , and keep our lit
tle colonv in operation unaided , you will
confess that we are not what some people
call 'la/.y monks. '
"Work is kept up from daylight till 0
p. in. , and during all this time absolute
silence must be preserved. The only
words spoken are the 'Memento Morions'
( Remember , thou wilt ilie ) , which is the
morning greeting. Meals take up little
of our time. Before -going to work wo
get a slice of bran-bread and a eup of
water. At noon wo dine oft' vegetables
and milk. At 0 o'clock another collation
of bread and water is served. Yes , wo
are strict vegetarians , not for the pur
pose of health , but to deny the animal
appetite. I might mention'though , that
the rules of the order allow thn use of
meat once in seven years when Christ
mas comes on Friday but few of us take
advantage of tjiis relaxation. What is
the effect of the diotv Well you may have
heard that recent statistics in France show
that as a class the Trappists are thu long
est lived men in that country. Wo gen
erally die of old ago , except where
cluonio diseases were contracted be
fore entering the monastery , ami e\en
then the lives of the sulferers are
greatly prolonged by the mode of
living. Ah the necessary doctoring i.s
donu by a brother who was once a drug
clerk , and who binds fractures anil plas
ters cuts to our satisfaction. 1 have not
seen a doctor for morn than ten yeais ,
After our day's work is done and the col
lation of bread and water i.s taken we retire -
tire to our rooms , or rather cells , for
rest. These cells are ten feet by four ,
and are furnished with a wooden bed and
a wash'itaud. 1 have read stories about
our sleeping in eollln.s. Those are not
exactly true. Our bed is a big plank ,
like a eollin in outline , but without the
rising sides and cuds. Wu use mattresses
or * ticks and covering only in eold
weather. Oar cassocks are never taken
oil'oNccpl when cleanliness requires a
chaiiiru of clothes. As a hard bed is not
a comfortable bed , you may imagine that
wo are not loath to rise when the bull
rings at midnight for matins.
"In regard lo our apparel , wo eon-
tiium to wear rough hair shirts , which are
all very well , especially in > vann weather.
Our cassocks are heavy woolen in sum
mer ami alpaca in winter , Clean linen
collars are donned every morning. Since
wo liavu not facilities for making boots
and shoes wo mtiat content ourselves with
sandals , which are , after all , quite as
comfortable and serviceable.
"Some of our rules , outside of the d-iily
routine , may also seem unnecessarily
severe to people in the world , but we are
satislied with them. When n relative ,
however clone , of any monk dies , all are
called into the chapel , the announcement
is made that one of thu brothers has lost
ti father , mother or other relative , and
all pray for the soul of the ilccuasod..Tho
object of concealing the name is to pre
vent grief .and the recalling of worldly
tilings from interfering with the tenor of
.each man's life. When a , monk himself
dies lie is buried with pompous religious
services , and after prayers and masses ,
the big record book" IB tnkcn down from
bclilml tbc altar and ft ] red cro s placed
opposite the name of tlie' < lcp.irtcu.
"Are many Americans applying for
admission to the onler-- Hot many , I
must say. Most of our recruits come
from France and other Catholic coun
tries of Europe. I fear | lwt Americans
lack the intense steal and -religious fervor
nccossnry to sustain a Trappist in Ills
hard life , although tbo American Cath
olics , as a body , arc regarded as the most
faithful children of the church. Yes , wo
have a recompense for our hardships. It
is not of the worldly s6rr.ho\vevcr. ' Not
withstanding all our boitily sufferings ,
we arc hanpier , perhaps , than the mo.st
luxuriously-fixed people in the world.
Physical pains are almost forgotten in
contemplation of heaveiilv joys which
are sure to follow a life devoted entirely
to God's service. When the body is
wean 'lie ' soul is comforted and the mind
tranquil witli the thought of the transi
tory ills of tllo world and the everlasting
rewards of heaven. Yes , we are happy
and salislied with the world , \\liv ,
then , is not the world satisllod with us ,
and why does it not cease to call us la/y ,
good-for-nothing monks ? " concluded the
abbe , laughingly. ,
- . . *
The lawyer's Function.
Fair applicant-- " ! desire , sir , an abso-
Into separatum from my husqand. "
Attorney "Upon what ground ,
madam , do you base your plea ? "
"Wo are not suited to each other. He
does not appreciate the liner sensibilities
of my more deli' tely organized nature ,
and but perhaps that is sullieient. "
"I fear , m.ulain , in the absence of more
substantial cause lorcomplaint , an action
would not lie , "
"Not lie ! It is you , sir , I engage for
that purpose. "
An insect "never before seen by
orange growers" has appeared in Flor-
jda. The newcomer is very small , aim
is found under the leaf , which it saps so
quickly that it ( the leaf ) turns yellow in a
tow days and within a week falls. Some
of the groves are badly infested with
them , but it is believed that they will not
stay long and the damage done will be
small.
We arc 'maleiny a Spec
ialty now of
And are Offering
EVERY DAY.
i i
You w ill > fi.nd new
special bargains on
our counters -
,
j i
Every Morning.
IVe are selling Latvns
at 4cmf worth tic.
Satteens at 12 J-2c. ,
vorth .tSc.
Embroider/ } patterns
at one-half their
value.
I Hi
AND-
Dress Goods
At less than they were ever known
before.
You can save money by coming : to
Council Bluffs for
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
&c. We keep the choicest patterns
turned out of the Looms , and our
prices are the lowest in this -western
country. You will say so when you
see them.
Watch our advertisement every
morning- now bargains.
Look in local column for special sale
to-day.
Harkness. .Bros
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401 Broadway , Weil Bluffs ,
OFFICER & $
BANKERS
COUNCIL BUJFte , 1A.
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SPECIAL IsfjTIOES. ( )
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IllulTe.
WANTS.
TXTAXTIID A ifooJ boytoloirn ti o iirintlnt , '
T > tnule. Cull nt Ileo oltico , rounci ; Illuirs.
FOIt SALE-rTwo lotsSi icctfrom N. W. It'y
truck , suluililo for M ircliuiBd or fiictory
purpo-cs. K. lt. Shoufa , 519 ll
T71OU SA1.K Union uvenuo'lvtol ino | > ciy.
-I-1 .Spou.albiirt'uiu. r-l fhQiifqWJ Iiioad\uiy.
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ut Ileo ollic * No. K 1'c.irl iS-oot.
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DEEUK , WEI.LS & CO. ,
Wholcsalo
Agricultural Implements ,
Cnrrlnffc , Kto , Kto. Council DliHTs , lawn.
KEYSTONB JlAXUFAOTUiTlNlPca
Mnko the Urlfriiinl mid Complete
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Mill & Press ,
COI1N Simi.l.KltB AND VKKD CUTTBUS.
Nos. l..Ol , 1511 , IW. mid 15)7 South Main Slreot ,
Council Illulls lown.
DAVID liUADl.KV , fe CO. ,
Mnnuf'is nn 1 Jobber * ot
Agricultural Imploments.Wagons . , Buggies ,
Cnrrinjfco. nnil nit KlnU or I'ann Mnohlnorr.
1100 to 1110 South Mnln Street , Council IlliKTs ,
loirn.
AXK
K.f ) . Ol.lUOON , T. II.DOUIIIAS , ( lCO.I' ' % WlllOMT.
V.-I'
Council BluTs Haidla Factry ) ,
( Ineorpornlucl.l
Manufacturers of Axle , Pick , Slciliro und Small
, of nvery ilo oi ipllon.
COUNCIL UI.UFFS CAUl'KT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths. Curtnln Klxturos , UphoNtory OooJs ,
lite. No. 405 llroiulwny Counull UlutTg ,
I own.
S 7XWMCCO , K7Y7.
PKIlKC.Oi' & MOOUE ,
Wliolcnlo Jobbers In the *
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
Nos. 28 Main mid 27 1'carl Sis. , Council Ulults ,
town.
CO.V.V7SS/O.V.
SNY1/KR & LKAMAN ,
Wholustilo
Frnit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No 141'o.irl Ft. Council UllllTs.
llAUIHAAS ! ; & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
UrnpjrlatB1 Sundries , IHc. No. " Mnlii St , und
No. 11'enrl St. , Counull llluiU
UllY WOODS.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
fs aai Jotojpj of DP/ /
Notions. Kto. No . 112 mul 111 Miiin St. , Nos. 11,1
nnd IP ) Penrl St , Couneil llluirs. Iowa.
KJ'//X
O. W. 1HJTTS ,
Wholesale Californii Fruits a Specialty
General CoininM'on. No. 5U Iliond\\uy ,
Counrll IlluiTs.
Wlll'J' & Dl'QUICTTK ' ,
Wliolosnlo
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Grocsriai.
Nos. 10 mid 18 Pcml St. . Council IllulT. = .
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Siaole and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholcsnlo Liquor Dcnlors. No. 410 Ilioad-
wuy , Council
ITAHXKSS. ETC.
HKCKMAN & CO. ,
Mnnn'octtircra of mid V.'holusiilo Do ilorj In
Leather , Harness , Saddlfli1Etc. .
No. 6U.1 Mnln St. . Council llluirj , low.v
HATS , CAPS. mr.
METCALF BltOTIIEUS ,
Jobbers in Hits , dps aid Gbvsi.
NOH. , ; i ; und 311 Ilrondwny , Cou u-il III1i. .
UKAVY
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesnlo
Iron , Steal , Nails , Heavy Hardwara ,
And Wool Sto-'k , Council Ill'i ! ! * , Iowa.
JI1IJHS AXD WOOL. .
i ) . H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Commission Mercaants for Sib of Hidas ,
Tallow , Wool , Polls , ( lic.i < oin.l ! l''urj Council
lowu.
COUNCIL HLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers in
Illuminating & LibrlaitlajOiti Ginllu
ETC. , E3TO.
E.Theodoro , ABOUI , Council lllu.Ts. Iowa.
'lLixa , IK.
A. OVEHTON it ( JO. .
Hard Wood , Sonftarj Lumbsr , Piliag ,
* .nd Ilridgo Mntcrlul Spcclultir-s.Wliolcsulo Lum
ber ot all Kinds. Udlco No. 1 W Main St. ,
Council IllnlTB. Jown.
LIQUOltS.
JOHN L1NDEH ,
Imported and Domestic Wnm & Liquors.
Avont for St. Ootlliir.Vs Jlorb Illttori. No. U
MulnSt , Council Hlinls.
SCHNEIDER & HECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wiaei and Liquors ,
. . Ci. : < iic
THE CARTER WHITE ItOCO
niAMONU miAND or
STHICTLY PURE LEAD , ZIIIC AND OIL
Are -oluely pine , us ioircsnntoil. | Ono irul-
Ion \\lll eo\or two hiincliiMl mid Illty tqinuo
I ret l\iO eoalf , und will utiiy on IOIIRCIllnui uny
other pulnt inunnructuiol , l'or ulu by
S. ! . KZ
Dituos , 1'Aivis , OILS , K-JO
Horses and Mules
For nil pin poses. boniht mid sold , ut lolall and
II lots. Luit'O iiuuntittos to fcleel fiom.
MASON WISE ,
ti Kcar Pacific HouseCounil , Buci
China , Gla.wuri ) r.iul L
\V. S. Homer & ( Jo. .
No. 23 , Miiin . .Council . IJlulW , la.
N. SCHUaZ ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Office Over American Express Co mutiny.
WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES ?
FIRS ? CLASS III EVER ? RESPECT
HIRAM W. DAVIS & CO.
RMnhlNlicd In 1S77.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES ,
2OOOO VehicleAnnually. . Scud for Catalogue , Prices ,
amiw.
w.
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
.
Hrlck o illdliu nnv hlnrt rnl o or . imveil . mil satisfaction gunrantctM. rmina liouics moved
eaLHlleOUat trilc' < i-Uia boat la thn NT.K'.L
803 Eighth Avomi3 aul Eighth Strict , Council Bluffs.
, *
. U
o-t-Jx.
tu/ O-P - -
r"
. 4 itr 226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
HAIR GOODS
Wl , > MADE TO
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa
Creston House ,
The only hotel In Council Itlutfs lm\ I MB ;
Fire Esoa/pe
And sill model M iinpHn cmtnls.
SID , 17 nmlJM'.l.Miiln s-t.
MAX JIOHN , Prop.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
I'l-ai-lices in State anil J-Yderal CotnK
iis T and 8 , SluiL'iut liloclc.
T have Hil.ir , cs1 ; and most com
plete line of
NEW MILLINERY
AND
NOTIONS
In Hie oity. I am cloning out
LESS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES.
Yon will find all thn latest novelties in
hats , bounds , flowers , plume * , tips , rib-
boii.s , au/.e.s , crapes and other Myles of
trimmings.
Goods Must Be Sold ,
Hest of Bargains over offered. Call
mul sec them.
J. J. BLISS ,
No. S.8 ISioadway , Council Bluffs.
R. BICE , M. D.
or oilii-r tuiivira removed without
) the knlfo or aruwing- blond.
CHRONIC DISEASES of all Uudi specialty.
Over thirty yo.irs1 nracti
o. II 1'iiivl Strjct , Count U
* '
iw1 On-ici : OK THI :
COIM1I. ! ! Hl.l'KtS C'llV XVAr KK Co. , >
COI > MII : , Ili.tH ! > , Io\\.i , May K ) , UW. I
Nollt'ii Iblicirliy K'hcM Unit llinii'xil
inuctiiu ( il the HtorklmMmB ( > l the Council
IlliitlH Cll > Wuluruoikn company w'.ll lie In II lit
thoolllco ot llio f'oinpiiny. No. W. llroinlwi y ,
In thu i-lly ot Coiini'll ItlultH. Inwii , nu WnlnL-n-
Uuy. llio lull < hi ) of .Minn , JhN ) , at Ino o'tlnrk p.
in. , Inr tlu < cloct Ion ol illiuutnih mmrvo I on lie
c-iiHiilntr.toiir , mul the muisuc-tlnn of such ollior
liiikliii-ea us iniiv lawlully cmuo liolniolt.
The tnm-lcr liooKs ol the ooinpiiny "III clopo
on U'dinoiliiy , the t'ml dny ol June , HMI , nt II
o'oloi-k p. in. , mul will i o open on Thnieihiy , I ho
Uth day ol Jnno , IbH ! , ut Ion o'clock 11 , in ,
llyoiiit'i of llio Hoard of lllirclois
S , W , Hoi-miss , .Til.
Hccictmv.
MONEY MADE
In Jluyiiiff the Following Property in
the next thirty day.s :
MUU.IN'S ADDITION.
Lot 5 , Hlock U. I Lot 1(1 ( , Illook 1 .
Lot Illlock I'J. I I.'it 4 , Hlock 21.
Evinurrrs ADDITION.
Lot fi , "loci ; I. I Lot 8 , lllock 12.
Lot ' _ ' , lllock 7. Lot 3 , lllock HI.
Jot 4 , IIIOCK 9. I J/ot 5 , lllock 2iJ.
Lot a , niock 4 , Ilajllss' Addlllon.
This | > ropei ly > ril bo Mild nt a fe-icnt fiicilll ,
anil entciprlMirr ii.cn trill , no doubt uvnll Ilium-
eulvcsof a ram opportunity to niHko money.
Apply to KHANK COOK ,
KpomT. MjusurtJI cj Council Ulntf * . Icmn.
TIMOTHY SEED.
I Imvo 8 qimntltr of fcninrt , well clcantxl seed
hluh 1 cillt-i ut iciisonuble lUnrce fc'euJ of the
cioporit V Correspondence tollciUd. 1' . O.
I cm u' . Uu Scll.Cier. -UTLEU . W. K/ .
SWAN BROS. ,
Dealers in .Milch Cows.
lit Our Stock lards
No 502 sincl 500 K. UroulwiyCouneil : ; 15ITH
Ii. W. Tri.i.KV * . l'ic . T. J. IIv Ns , Vlco-1'ros.
J.VMI.S N lliiiW.\l'ii > lior. :
Council Bluffs National
102 MAIN STREET ,
Capital . $100OOO
Authorized Capital . 250,000
Stockholders Represent _ 1,000,000
no n goncial himktnvr liu < lii ° i.
Accounts ol bunks. Irinltcrs , mci-L'lninl , innn-
uliirtnicrsinul In.llvUlutils iocivc.l on luvora-
bio forms.
Domestic uii'l loruin p.vchun o.
Tlic very IxMt of iillcntloii ( t'k'uii ' to nil bus )
ness ( oniinltiej to our" > iro.
KIEL SALE STABLES
tic's unil Mulus kept constantly on Imml
for pull ) Ht ictiillur In c-iir loiuls.
Orders pronicltly lllled liy contract on short
notlco. Sluuk told an comiiils-lon.
SHI.UTI3U 1IOI.UV , I'ropilctorfc
Stnblo C'ouicr Hllli Avenue mid I'ourth 86
Council Illuiu lawn.
CARPETS
Choice Display of l.aU'Hl Ial-
tcriiN , All Grade * .
Council Bluffs
PARPET
V
4OS Broadway.
A Select Nloclt of Choice
\ovcllk" in.
FOR SALE
Extra ilnc
SWEET
Grown and s < 'loctfl ( from
Seed liy
J. R. McPherson ,
( Jrowor mul Dealer in
A.VI > I'ltUITS.
Council . Iowa.
DRESSMAKING
( KY 'J'lIK TAVLOU SVS'J'KM. )
MBS. L , SIMMONS
\o. .It'I lti'oa < l\\'a- .
In order loeblnljIUh my rcpututlon In f'oun
lll-jllu for line work , I will I'Olt Tf 1C I'HIISI'.N
dp all uuttlnir , lltllnv und nmklnir uu cllou4 > uu
In Uoni ) olbcu lieio. Lndli'B need have no Our
mUtlU my experiencetfiiuninleCB pert * ,
- . ,
taiiiliu-lloa.
. " . , . * !