6 THE SUNDAY , BTJE ; SEPTEMBER 10 , Ifffifl.
THE SUNDAY BEE
COUNCIL" BLUFFS ,
SUNDAY MOUNIN'G. SKIT. 10.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
DellTircd by cnrricr In nny part of the city at
twenty edits per week.
11. W. TII.TON , Malinger ,
TKMII'HONES :
ncKtN-rFS OrriCK , No. 13.
NIUIIT EDITOR No. 23.
MIXOIt 3IKNTIO.N.
New York Plumbing Co.
Now fsill Roods at Holler's.
Cooper & Meiic ! sell stoves.
| Cliolinit bells nt Crockwdl's.
Klrklnnd , | owolcr , No. IJM Hroailway.
Heststovus , lowest price. * , nt Mamlel's.
Dr.V \ 11. Sliemulcii , iltmltsl , 27 Alain
street ,
William Iyrr was last night am-stcd
for bclnir iirunk.
Judge Loofbourow's court adjourned
nt Atliitulo yesterday.
ROno do7.en cabinets and a large panel
for $2.00 at Schmidt' * gallery.
Tim new order of Oriental Knights arc
meeting with many accessions.
Yesterday noon the thermometer regis
tered only 07 degrees ubuvn mo.
Will buy , or trade , or sell furniture or
stoves on payments. A. . ) , Maudul.
Now goods arriving daily at W. W.
Chapman's art store , No. 105 and 10 <
Alain.
Abe Lincoln 1'ost. ( J. A. II. have made
nrrangementH' for the purchase of live
nlckcMiinarc drums.
It is not intended to allow the Salvation
Army or anyone else to parade the
streets with music on Sunday.
Tlio county coroner case was submitted
to Judge Connor yesterday , but ho has
not rendered any decision as yet.
The transactions in real estate yester
day were more heavy than usual. The
amount involved was nearly $1,800.
All ovcning meetings at the dillVront
churches will now begin at 7:89 : o'clock
instead of 8 o'clock , as heretofore.
Mrs. Mitchell , the artistic milliner with
II. Friedman , leaves to-day for the east
to look up the latest styles in millinery.
Henry Frank and Johanna Uchi'iisee ' ,
also Peter Noilson and Anna 1'aulson ,
nil of this city , were licensed to wed yes
terday.
Airs. J. F. Dillon will sing in the Enjs-
copal church this morning a solo. "Tho
Extolatiou from the Oratorio of Eli , " by
Michael Costa.
The grocery firm of Parks & Plainer
has been dissolved. C. D. Plainer will
retire from the business , which will here
after bo conducted by Mr. Parks.
Willie Stevens has "been sent bank to
his father al Davenport by Mr. J. Mc-
Clmloek , the freight agent for that road ,
on which his father is an old engineer.
There has been a laruo demand for
"chestnut" bells and the supply very lim
ited , until now Iho supply is great enough
for every man , woman and child lo havn
a "gong. "
For Iho bonclit of Ihoso who neglected
to register last week , unit wish lo vote the
boards will sit in their respective wards
again forgone day only on Wednesday ,
September 20.
A very enjoyable party of litllo folks
was held yesterday afternoon at the res
idence of Mi : Holiiigor on Washington
nvnnno. The parly was in honor of his
little daughter Annie.
Justice llendrickij had but one case be
fore him yesterday , arid that was a civil
case. Henry Frank and Johanna ISelien-
BCO appeared before him , and at then-
own request wore duly married.
The old settlers hold a meeting last
evening in. the council chamber to make
arrangements to attend the old sctllers'
reunion at Macedonia on Tuesday n'ixt.
A committee was appointed lo make fur
ther arrangements and procure a band of
music.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Whitolicad have the
sympathy of n largo circle of friends in
tnoir bereavement by the loss of their
little twins. Ouu died a few days ago ,
and yesterday the other litllo one closed
its eyes in death. Mr. White-head was
away from homo at Lincoln , but was
telegraphed for.
It is reported while Frank Guanclla ,
the city marshal , was in Cedar llapids
attending the convention of marshals
and police , that ho joined the Salvation
Army. Now that ho has returned he de
nies it. Ho says lie marched with it
for awhile , but he thought it was a depu
tation from the convention sent to the
train to meet him and escort him to the
hall with music , but that ho discerned uis
mistake before ho had been long in the
hall. The boys all joked him about it.
Attend the speck' . ! bargain sale during
this week at
atEISKMAN'S PKOFLE'S STORE.
Largest assortment , lowest prices and
best bargains in stoves at A. J. MandcPs.
R. L. Williams took in the state fair at
Lincoln and sold a car load of roofing
elate and contracted for two more.
Hats regardless of cost. Closing out
hat stock of F. E. Stubbs , comprising
Kuox's. Stetson's and other line brands ,
E. 15. Williams ,
No. 500 Uroailway.
Kisotniui's cloak department is the
largest and best stocked cloak room
Avcat. Everybody can bo suited and fitted
nt the most popular prices. Do mire and
BOO It.
Opera house harbor shop and bath
rooms. Everything first class E. M.
Marvin.
The Daughter Won.
Judge Connor yesterday rendered a
decision In the case of the estate of John
Denny , deceased. About ton years ago
Dcni y married u second wifo. She lived
with him about six weeks and then left
him and went out to Colorado. Denny
was sick for years before ho died , mid his
daughter , Mary Ann , now Mrs. Staple-
ton , took entire caru of him. Ho had de
posited In his name In the First National
bank in this city , fU.yoo. Ho gave his
daughter the certificate of deposit some
time before his death. After his death
bis wife caiuo back uud claimed her third
of the estate. The cfibrt was made to
prove that the deposit belonged to Iho
estate and not to the daughter indivhlu.
idly. The court ordered tno bank to pay
the money over 10 the daughter. Flick-
InRcr llros. were the successful attorneys.
Silks , velvets and plushes In endless
rariety at Eisoman's People's store.
13 Cabinet Photographs $3. Quality
the finest. Shcrradmi , U17 Uroadwup.
Tno next best tiling to a Richmond fur-
unco Is a Radiant Homo base-burner.
Bold by Cooper & McUco.
See the elegant novelty dross goods at
Eitcrnan's People's store.
Garland cook stoves are the best made.
bet ono of Cooper aud McUco ,
No such line of clothing was eyor
shown by any house west , as there is
now to bo seen nt Eisoman's boys' cloth
ing department.
Richmond ranges for hard coal al
Cooper fi MuGco's.
Tur * pAtTTpnTfrv tint i n i HT <
THE CONTESTED WILL CASE ,
A Decision Rendered in Favor of James
& Haverstock.
COURT CONSIDERS SMITH SANE.
Bolillcrs' Pension ? Police Court
PiocecdliiK1' Snlccts ) | nt the
Churcli Services To-Day
Minor Mention.
At tlio Police Court.
Yesterday morning , Iko OHer , ns ho
gave his name , was brought before Squire
Frainev. sitting as judge. IIo was
charged with being drunk , and Ihu ollleer
who arrested him said he was so drunk
that he could not tell what his mime was.
ku did not talk much , and what ho did
say was in very poor English. Ho was
axed $7.50.
3'1'ini Kelley was arraigned for being a
suspicions character. Ho plead not
guilty , and said ho ought to know about
.hat as well as anybody. Ho was not a
Micpicious character. Ho was nut SUH-
licious of anybody , and never had bt'iMi ;
IIH character was to bo too confiding , if
inything. His honor explained that the
nature of the charge was evidently mis-
iimlcr&tood. That the police suspected
dm of being a bad man. He s.iid he
could not plead lo I hut charge , thu police
man would have to plead to thai. Ho
did not know it was any crime to ho sus
pected by a policeman. Ho was evidently
jolng to make a few general
remaks on the subject of police-
olliccrs , but ho was warned by
iho uyo and voice of1 the court. Ho
then stated that he had only just reached
the city , aud had not been hero long
enough to oven lind a boarding place.
He was discharged , but warned not to
do so again.
Charks Doyle , his partner , was
charged in addition with beingavacranl ,
and with carrying concealed wcanpns.
Ho said ho supposed a man had a right
lo carry a revolver , if ho was traveling
around. The court diilbred with him ,
and lined him $5 for the. dill'ero.nco.
Andy Davy was charged with having
been drunk and fighting. The charge
WAS easily proved , and ho was fined
foi it.
MJko Kelley and E. U. Daggart , who
were arrested Thursday for tapping
MuNulty's till , were brought tip from
the county jail lor trial. They protested
their innocence , and were going to sub-
pa-mi a force of men from Wiekliam's
brick yard to testily. IJut McNulty and
the men finally setlled it by the men
> aying the costs and refunding to Me-
S'ulty the amount he claimed to have
lost , about si.\ dollars.i i .
"Eveniwl and Knlnlla. "
As a general rule literature is ono of
the last products of a-new country ; until
the wilderness and the prairie are subju
gated , the people have little time to de
vote lo sustained original composition
such as is necessary to produce history
or novels. Iowa has been no exception
in this rcsucct among oilier western
slales ; but there have been rece.ntly cer
tain indications which seem to point'to
the beginning of a new era. A story en
titled "Evorard and Eulalia" has been
written by Mr. Edward Wright , of this
city , which is in all tlio essentials of a
novel far ahead of any other story writ-
tea and published in this state. While
this is not an Iowa novel in the sense of
dealing with local scones , yet its nut lor
is and lor several years has been an Iowa
boy , whose homo is noiv in Council
lilull's , and the work.is largely inllucnccd
by his experiences hero. The story was
first published as a serial by the Herald ,
of this ciiy , but now that it has boon
issued by tlio same ofiico in a neatly
bound volume , it will have many
readers. It is heartily commended
to the story reading public , and that em
braces nearly every ono who can read at
all , with the assurance that it will find an
absorbing plot and a novel and original
ono as well , which is more rare , well
worked out.
After following the varied fortunes of
Eulalia and her sister , Lolia , May ,
the reader is gratified to find the story
ends Iho BIE : will not tell how it does
end you can learn that feu yourself by
purchasing n copy from Inislmcll or
CrockwellT
As but a very limited number of copies
were printed , those will bo fortunate who
secure n copy at once ,
The binding was done by Morehouse &
Co. , of this city , and it is a credit to any
establishment.
Soldiers' PcmsloiiH.
Those who take the trouble to look
over the figures given in the BEE of yes
tcrday showing thu amount of money
paid to the old soldiois in Iowa and
Nebraska each month for pensions , will
GOO that it is not the most populous count
ies by any means'that receive the largest
sums. The county of Dubuque only receives
coives each month $1,000.97' , Scott county
receives only $1,850.50 ; while Wappollo
county , with a population only about half
as largo as that of cither of the first
named , receives C4.15J.75. Leo county
receives tlio largest amount paid to any
county in the state , f 1,807.08.
Douglas county , Nob. , which includes
the city ot Omaha , with a population two
and a half times larger than that of Wan-
pcllo county in this state , receives only
$2.883.75.
These figures prove conclusively the
material which composed the grandest
army the world over saw. It proves that
it was not recruited from the scum of the
populous cities , us is sometimes charged
by tlioso who would detract from its
glory , but from the homos and firesides
of tlio American people , and that when
thu cruel , bitter task was accomplished ,
buck to these homes and firesides returned
thu bravo men who had periled life in
the defense of the Hag.
The same figures also show Hint the
average amount paid to pensioners is less
than $10 a month per man. Not a voy
largo sum surely , when it is taken Into
consideration that very many are almost
totally incapable of self-support.
Tlio Imtust.
Mis. F. II. Stewart , No. 841 , Broadway ,
( successor lo Parisian Mllinory Co , ) , has
just received a now stock of fall goods ,
comprising all the latest novelties and
most desirable styles in millinery. With
Miss Weitz , of Chicago , and Mrs. hauler
wassor , us assistants , wo have overj' US'
surnnra that for tusto , elegance and
style , wo shall merit the continued cus
tom and confidence of the public.
A Card for tlio Public.
David Bradley & Co , , of this city , have
mailed to the BEE ofiico a lithographed
card showing a view of the locality In
Chicago made famous by the throwing ol
bombs into the ran Us of the police. The
card also contains the portraits of the
conspirators who were convicted ol mur
der for their participation in the terrible
crime.
The Will Case.
The long contested case of the relatives
of Jacob Smith against James & Haver-
stock , legatees , has been decided by
Judge Connor in favor of James & Ha
vcrstock. The old man willed to James
& liaverstock all his property , real am
personal , amounting in all to about
S7OCO , in consideration of their caring
for him ana supplying all his needs while
10 lived. A sister , two hnlf-brothors and
R half-sister contested the will , on the
: round of Insanity. The judge decided
hat Smith was sane , and that ho had a
right lo leave his property to whom ho
vonlil. That ho had not left any to his
natural heirs because ho thought they had
icglcctcd and ill-treated him. James &
lavcrstock naturally feel clalcd. Flick-
ngor Bros. , their attorneys , : ire also well
) lea. cd , as Ihn light has been a long and
veil fought one. It will now bo appealed.
Special sale in blankets , comforts , llan-
icls and house-keeping goods this week
at EISKMAN'S PEOPLE'S STOKE.
Broadway M. 13 , Ohuroli.
Rev. W. T. .Smith , presiding older of
ho Council Hlull's district , will occupy
ho pulpit of the Methodist church this
nor'niug. Tlio evening services will he
conducted b J the pastor. Commencing
with this evening the evening son-ices
will begin at 7ti : ! ) o'clock. Young poo-
ilo's meeting al 0 : < to p. in.
Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army will hold sun-joes
n Dohauy's old open1 house this evening.
All are invited.
Scandinavian Hnptlst Church.
Rov. C. Jensen will preach morning
iii'l ' ovonhur in thu Scandinavian Baptist
lin rollcorner Seven III street and Seventh
ivcnuo. All aitj cordially invited.
linttcr-ltay Saints.
Rov. J. F. McDowell will discourse at
Saint's church to-morrow at 10:110 : a.m.
ind 7oO : p. m. Interesting topics will bo
discussed. Friends invited.
Congregational < Imrch.
services lo-isay , morning ami evening.
Pro aching by Iho pastor. Subject in the
Horning , "borviug God Under P rotcst. "
Evening , "Intercession. " Eveni *
ijfVjiiiiiuf * 4ikvi.iiiriii < lllli SL i
vices will begin al 7UO. ; A cordial Invitation -
tation is extended.
St. Pntil'H Clint-ell.
Services to-day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 : p.
.n. Sunday school at 0 : 0 in the morn-
ng. In Iho evening an address to young
icoplo will bo delivered. Subject , "The
Wind of Destiny. "
At the Pnvlllon.
The trustees having decided lhal it is
best to put away tlio pavilion for the
winter , the closing service in it for this
season will bo held to-day at 4 p. m.
short addresses will bo delivered by
llovs. Bates , Cooluy , Croltj and Mo-
Lreary. ! The secretary will give an ex-
liibit of tlio work of Hie association this
season. Como and bring your Gospel
Hymns with you.
Baptist Church.
' Subject for Ihc morning at the Baptist
church : "The Praying Christ. " For
evening : "Our Judgment of Others.1
All evening church services will begin
at 7BO : p. m. .
Salvation Army.
At Dohaiiv's old opera house this Suu-
diy at ! 5 and 8 o'clock. Everybody wel
come.
City Council.
The city council met lasl evening. There
was a lull attendance ; excepting Alder
man Duuforth.
They spent considerable time in sol-
lling with Iho paving contractors , after
which the following named persons were
selected as registrars for the state elec
tion :
VIHST AVAIID.
First Precinct E. B. Gardner , repub
lican ; Ed. Wickham , democrat.
Second Precinct 11. T. Bryant , repub
lican ; 11. Shoemaker , democrat ,
. SECOND WAIIIJ.
First Precinct A. S. dough , republi
can ; A. T. Wliittlcsev , democrat.
Second Precinct W. C. Umhank , re
publican ; G. Graves , dem ocrat.
Tlllllll WAHl ) .
First Precinct George F. Smith , rcnub-
lican ; P. Lacy , democrat.
Second Precinct L. E. Bridcnstein , re
publican ; P. Gunnoude , democrat.
I'OUUTH WAKU.
First Precinct C. B. Waitc , republican ;
A. L. Kotilc , democrat.
Second Precinct Al. DC Grout , repub
lican ; J. M. Shea , democrat.
Third Precinct John Skinklc , republi
can ; T. L. Smith , democrat.
Sco the great bargains in hosiery offered
this week at Eisoman's People's store.
Personal Paragraphs.
W. F. Linvillo la in oil'tlio road.
Mrs. II. Wilson has returned from
Florida.
C. S. Sheldon , of Owalbuna , Minn. , is
at the Ogdon.
W. D. Connor and wife , of Auburndalo ,
Wis. , are at the Ogdcn.
S. Caldwell , of Ayoca , was r. guest at
the Pacific yesterday.
T. J. Savage , of Boone , was in the city
yesterday. Ho put up at the Pacific.
John Wallace , of Harlati , was among
those who visited the Ulnfl's yesterday.
Mr. J R. Williams will leave town for
a visit to his children in Seward county ,
Nob.
Nob.Miss
Miss Ncttio Kincaid is now in the
employ of Mr. ; .J. Goldberg's Bankrupt
slorc.
J , E. Skadan , of Malvorn , was in town
yesterday and slopped at the Pacific
house.
E. A. Becker is in the city visiting over
Sunday. Ho will return to Dakota to
morrow ,
Hon. J. Lyman hns returned from
Avoca , where ho has been attending
court all Iho week.
Jacob Sims has been out of town nearly
iall week atlcndlng court at Avoca. lie
s back again now.
Goo. W. Adams , of Walnut , did not en
joy the drizzle yesterday , but ho enjoyed
iiis dinner at tlio Pacific house.
Mrs. Mitchell , the artistic milliner
with 11. Friedman , leaves to-day for the
east to look up the latest styles in milli
nery.
J. T. Oliver , the popular merchant
tailor , returned from Chicago yesterday.
Mow look out for a lot of now goods of
the latest styles.
Chief Matthews , who has boon attend
ing Iho first convention of the marshals
and chiefs of police at Cedar Kapids , has
returned to watch the interests of the
city.
J.M. Brown , No. 404 Damon street , is
the happy father of a bright little girl.
He. is us pfoud of the fact as a man nat
urally In the first time he tolls of il ,
Tlioso cigars were good ones.
Mrs. Flaglcr , accompanied by Miss
Van Dorln one of the teachers in the in
stitution for the deaf and dumb , wont
over to Omaha yesterday for a visit to
Mr ? . Hammond , formerly of this place ,
Hats regardless of cost. Closing out
hat stock of F. E. Hlubbs , comprising
Knox's , SteUous and other line brands.
E. B. Williams ,
No. 500 Broadway ,
Eiscniun's peoples' store will bo thu at
traction this WCCK in the way of bargains
to commence the full campaign in mer
chandise. Everybody ehould call and
see them.
The Lewiston ( Mo. ) Journal tells of a
pretty girl at Bar Harbor whose dress at
a recent hop attracted much attention ,
and well it might. Ono-half of the waist
was high , with long , closely fitting sleeve
and high military collar. Thu other half ,
beginning at exactly thy middle of the
bosom aud back , was remarkably low ,
and the only FIgu of slcov'o was a narrow
shoulder ttrap.
BARGAINS IN
Curtain Goods , Etc.
New Stock , Fresh G-oods , Low Prices. Don't
Forget the Place ,
HABKNESS BROTHERS ,
No. 4O1 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Voters
For five days the boards of registry
Imvo been slump ; in each ward of thu city.
Last night IhnhookH were closed anil Iho
result is given below. There were regis
tered in the
First ward 3ST
Second ward fif > 8
Third ward 410
Fourth waul 075
Total , ' .3,010
The total is nearly 1,000 less than voted
at Iho election las fu41 , and not half as
many as the votes cast at thu court
house election.
IN THE FAR NORTH.
Scenes Around llammorfost , the Xor-
Uicrnmo.sJ Town In thuvorltl. .
Norway Letter ; u St. Louis Globe Dem
ocrat : It was still a gray and cheerless
morning a few hours later hen wo came
into llaninierfest llarbor , and saw this
"northernmost town in the world , "
stretching a line of bare gray and white
houses along the shore , at the foot of
desolate gray hills of broken rock , where
not a spear of grass nourished. Every
thing about liainmerfcst is superlative ,
and near this "northernmost town in the
world" are the ' 'northernmost birch
woods in the world. " Tno church , the
postollice. the hotel , and the'chrio shops
all have the same antique fame , aud there
is also a telegraph ollicc.t Dare aud for
bidding as the hills are around llaminer-
fcst , the turf roofs of maiiy of thu houses
are grown over with tall grasses , with
which grow daisies and blue bolls and
buttercups. The houtcH that line one
sHe of the street facing the in
evitable yellow warehouses are
models of cleanliness. without and
within , and the urcienci of blooming
geraniums , Iall calh& , anil other house
plants tell that the northernmost citizens
in world have the same tastes and traits as
other people. In thu church at the head
of the street a collin. was lying uifder : i
wealth of llowcrs that made the place
fragrant. Women are busy decorating
the bare interior of the church with
wreaths of evergreens ami strms of black
drapery , and to show their kindliness and
interest to the visitors they made motions
to them and the men began to take oil'
the cover of the collin to show them the
dead man within.
The hotel Woropolen stands on a little
open square in which a fountain scudsnp
an icy jot basin , ami in the raw air of a
cloudy morning in latitude 70 degrees , 41
minutes north , the music of that drip
ping fountain made one's teeth chatter
unit his blood run cold. Dreary as Ham-
mcrfesC seems on a summer morning
without sunshine to enliven its bare out
lines , one Rhudders to think of it closed
in Iho endless night of winter. All the
shops had a small department of curios
attached where Laplanders' caps , dolls ,
sledges and cradles , knives with walrus-
pelts were heaped up on counters and in
windows.
After the ilshing there Yas the bom
bardment of the Svaerholtklubhcn , or
"bird-rock , " to help wliilo away the after
noon in order that wo misrlit reach the
north cane in time fora midnight ascent.
Wo had been fishing in the Magro sound ,
which separates the island from which
the north capo projects from the main
land of Kuropo , and the Svaerholt lay at
the eastern entrance away beyond that
linal point. As we Mtmmod toward the
Svacrholt.it appeared only n very abrupt ,
precipitous clilV rising Homo ono thou
sand two hundred fc.ct straight 4tip from
the water , but when wo drew nearer and
the ship was fairly under it the whole clill'
seemed to be dotted with points in mo
tion. Ono bang from the cannon sent
thousands of sea gulls whirling franti
cally in the air. and they swept along Ihc
face of the clill' in clouds. Their piping
fairly drowned any echoes after the lirst
crash of the cannon-shot , and succeeding
shots kept the birds whirling and crying
in the air. While the big birds were
sweeping about on the wing , the face of
the clill' was all a llutter with little birds
unable lo lake Highland many a lledgling
tries its wings for the lirst time on these
semi-weekly bombardments troin the
tourist steamers in midsummer. The
ladders of the egg-hunters could bo seen
here and there on Iho face of thu clill' ,
and around Iho corner of the clill'lived
the lundliandler , who derives a good In
come from the sale of gull's eggs.
As wo climbed upward our steamer
dwindled and Boomedto , lin directly un
der us , alloat on waler so still and green
ns lo see.11 more like glass Within 100
feet of the top of the dill'wo , went into
the cloud , and when wo reached the
bare , wind'swopt plait } at the summit we
could not sco twenty feet away. Wo
walked on for a mile over a luvel ex
panse of stony ground covpred with moss
and reindeer lichens , , follp\ying a path
marked out by stakes andjwircs. At last
a chasm opened bof9ro .us ; wo looked
clown a great crevlco set with ragged
needles of rock and then wont on to a
mountain of a single shaft of granite that
marks the brow and furthest point of the
North cape and commemorates the visit
of King Oscar II , the 'Jd of , July , 18711. It
was 11 : ! iO when wo reached Iho brow of
the capo , and if nil Juul'.gont . well wo
should huvo sat there bathed in the light
of tlio midnight sun , and perhaps fell all
those grand and Eiiblimo things thai
Carlyle , Uayard Taylor , Longfellow , Du
Cimillti and oven "Sunset" Cox have ul-
tcrcd concerning Iho spectacle , As it
was. wo could not oven quote thorn. Wo
were a bund of irreverent , everyday people
ple , breathless , weary , dronclied , and
only inclined to make Iho best of our dls.
appointment. At the base of King
Oscar's column n shrewd employe of Iho
company had sot up a table with u snowy
cloth , and from } t ho sold champagne
and the beverages of all nations to the
cloud-soaked pilgrims. While the young
Americans "shinned" up the smooth
granite column to its top and there gave
Ihrce cheers and a tiger for our mighty
eagle , the Urllishers below were drinking
lo iho health of Iho qui-on and every ouo
also in loni ; winded spcccuuii.
When the ( } . A. II. veterans , who lately
raided the state westward of Iho Sierras ,
were at Los Angeles , an odd thing came
about. Thny saw John Hrown'o two
sous , Owen and Jason , sitting with their
families in a wagon. Thereupon the
soldier boys unhitched the horses and
drew the wagon up Iho street to the tune ,
"John Hrown's body lies a-nioulderiug
In the grave , but his soul goes marching
on. "
A citi7.cn of Clayton. ( Ja. , lost ,1 valua
ble dog , and suspected that lie had fallen
into a deserted mining shaft. He could
neither see nor hear anything of him at
the bottom of the sixty-foot hole , but
when ho let down a piece of meat on a
string something "bit" as greedily as a
Saranac trout. Then a miner went down ,
and sure enough Iho dog was there , ami
after being drawn up was found to bo
unhurt.
When Uio Prince of Wales attended
the theatre at Hombiirgdunng his recent ,
visit the price of scata near his was
doubled.
.
Now up speaks the surly Saturday
Hevicw , of London , avowing that , our
yachts here in America are "mere racing
machinef" which shows that sour grapes
still grow in England.
MURDER ! !
Diphtheria Is nffnln miiklm ? Its nnnunl vljltn-
tlon. Ten yours' trial nt Oil. T1IOS. .1 lUWIiftlS'
KK.MKDY lor tluit fntnl ini'liiily hits ilomun-
Glrutod the fiict that It Is Inliilllblo us u iiruvent-
Ivo unil ourci. If you permit your chllUrnnto
dlo with illiihtlu-rla , "Their tilood lie upon your
licnd. " Kor sulo only nt tlio ollico , No. S3 South
Hth street , Council Kinds , liu , or sent by express
on rooolpt of price. tS.
C. II. Illnkoitee , of No. 1110 Campbell street ,
Oniuhii , who rceuntly lost n lieuntlful and in-
torostliij ? daughter , wed nliout 15 yciirp , by
illuhtbcrln. under the trcntmunt of ono of the
best physicians In Oniahn , writes to Dr. Jofl'vrls ,
of this city : "Your remedy for diphtheria cume
too lute , our dear daughter was dyinjr when It
wus received. 1 Urn siUisilcd thnt her llfoconld
Imvo been ssivod. Another onoof our children
who had the diphtheria , 'her throat was llllod
up with the putrid iilccrntlon , wo used your
medicine and in twelve hours the dlsuuso was
completely uubduod. In the future wo will
koopyour inudlclno at nil times in our house.
Wo fool that it saved the life of ono of our
children. Wo are very tlmnkful to you. and
only regret thnt wo did not call on you Eooncr. "
From thu Council llluffs Dally llorald :
Mrs. K. M. ( lurard , wife of Engineer Gerard ,
of the Union Pacific , this city , has been n jreut
sufferer for ninny years , with what WUB sup
posed to becanccr of the throat. It was so bad
that she wus thientennl with starvntlon. Her
Kcnonil health was completely broken down.
Bhu could only swiillon * liquid toocl , and oven
that her fctomtich could not dlgcM or atslmtlnto.
1'hyEfclans of Council Ithills and Omaha
attended her for thrcu yearn und puvo no
rcllof. Dr. JolTcrla.oi' this oil y , was culled. In
four weeks' tlmoho cured her thiout , and com
pletely restored her general health. Had Mrs.
Gerard not obtained relief soon eho would huvo
died from Mood poison , the same condition that
destroyed the Ilia of Gen. Grant.
From the Council Bluffs .Daily Ololio :
il. A. Mcl'lko , editor of tlio Cambria ( KbcnsJ
burp , I'a. ) Freeman , has boon the personal
friend of the editor of the Globe for more than
twenty yo'ii'3 ' , und Is Icuown whorovnr hols
known us one of thnhoat men living. Ho Is silso
an intimate friend of .Mr. ( 'lurk of iho Non
pareil. Ho hns been unfriitimntn In the 1 act
that his family was ravuecil with diphtheria.
and KI rally dlttroi-scd. Mr. Clark having lioaid
of hiH calamity sent hftti sumo of Dr. Jelforls'
Diphtheria Cure , it was used nt once , iindlhu
lives of the rcs-tof his children saved , f.ntturs
from Mr. Mcl'lko are unbounded in their O.T-
prcsslono of gratitude for Undine ; some menus
of avortlno : the loss of his wlioloproupof llttlo
and tondnronca. PI vo of Mr. Mcl'lko'n children
out of olifht died from diphtheria Iml'oro ho hud
an opportunity of nslne wr. Joffcrls' remedy.
DVHi'irsiAl : nvsi'Ki'Si.U
Dyspeptic , why live In misery und dlo > n dls-
pair with canciir of the stomachy Dr. Thomas
Joirorls cures every case of indignation nnd
constipation in a very short time , llcst of ref
erences ( riven. Dyspepsia is thu causa of
ninety per cent of all diseased conditions.
I'rlco $0 for two weeks treatment.
Dr. Jofforls1 dlplitherln medicine Is Infallible
for all kinds of sore llironta. Indlsponslble In
putrid pore throat , in malignant sunrlo t favor ,
chnnKlntf It in < 8 hours to thu elmplu form. Infal
lible euro for all Inllnmmatory , nlccrutivo , put
rid , cancerous iilccrntlon of tlio womb t ml nil
catarrhal conditions.
Full printed Instructions how to use the medi
cines sent with them. No doctor required.
Dr. .lelferis' remedies can only bo obtained a
his office. No. 2.1 South Eighth street , Contui
llltitrs , Iowa , or sent by express on receipt
drlco ,
H
LATE OF ST. LOUIS.
Of/ice No. 525 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
t ) to 12 a. in.
} 2 to 6 p. in.
7toB p , m.
Hoora > o. o.
OFFICER , & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL ULUI'TS , TA ,
Established ISo
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China Glassware Etc.
, , ,
At W.S. Jlcmor & Co's , No , 2J ! Main st.
Council !
P , C. MILLER ,
No. 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
WALL PAPER ,
LATF.3T DESIGNS.
MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS.
House , Siirn and Uocoratlro 1'alnter. I'aplor
Mucbo Wall Orcumcnts.
None Imt bostlhaiiJs uuiployud and cliarzss aa
ow as other } .
3STOTIOJB3.
THAT THK
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
Ol ?
Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths , Rugs ,
Mattings , Window Shades , &o. ,
AT THE
STILL CONTINUES ,
Ami our niiitrcccilcntctt mites ( lie past week prove Unit LO W I'll ICES
TKLF . Don't buy tntiil you Inive accit , our stock
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO ,
,
mi nitoADit'Ar , COVXVIL rn.ui.ws , IA.
The World' * 1'uvorlie , Hint took the < * OL1 > HIKH VL over
all 5-'oi-clii ; mul Domestic ( liifcr Ales at
Iliu A'CAV Orltmm E xposlllon.
A most dollsjhtrnl bcvcrasro In either hot or cold weather. Bottled direo
at the sprimrs in Wiiukcslm , Wis. , and nnide of the finest freshly imported
Jamaica ( Jinrrcr Hoot , the juices of tropical fruits , Arcadiitn Mineral Spring
Water and I.oaf Suarar. Eminent medical authority 1ms pronoiincetl it "tha
most perfect c.\iuni lo of an aromatic Non-Alcoholic stomadi stimulant , while
ns a huvcragro it is simply delicious. "
The Ideal Arcadian Lemon Hectar ,
Mndo from Iho pure , sparkling Arcadian water , combined with Fruit Juices , Fruit Acids mul
Sugar. Cuiuplctu In Itself. 'Kor finnlly utn , picnics , t'te. Itvlrcililnir nnd highly bimellelnl ;
lUcellent for the sick room. For tuilo In Council IJIulls iliy
H. T. Palmer , A. M. Heardsley , Joe Driessbaeli , Kd. Danlola ,
II. A. IJainI , J.W.Klwb , C. Dwtkun , Taylor & Oalef ,
; > . . Morgan & Co. , S. T. iMcAtoe , Louie & Mutzgo Tibbits & Wani
F. W. Spctman , John Short it Son.
1'or sale in Oinnhn by Cheney It Oloson , Frank Itogcra , J. A. Tiillrr A Co. , OlniNtono llros. ft
Co. . Jinx IlrvhtVm . . & _ . . , l.c > .llo .V . . 1'iinilt , . . . . ,
.ui v IT mt _ _ L t * tiling ; vv.VJ. _ nv _ ; - i\j v nv--lHJt HiMiry Illillli U..W. . .Sn.Ti.Ino t Vorsvtli
tt .t Co..O. 11. Mooro.tTo. , Hammond A : lo. ? , W. j < . llitl.lnir , Smltli k IConiimlr , Ueo.
Ilolimod. W. .1. WMIIchousp , O. II. Wlrtli , lUnvnloy & Dully , J. a Vow , Wllcox \ Stephens , T.
W. S oril & Co. , Goo. Dltzon , Schmidt \ Mocllur.
$2.50 Per Doz. or 25C Per Bottle.
WHOLESALE AGENTS. :
WIRT & DUQUETTEL KIRSCHT Si CO , ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
/ / . T. Clarke JJruy Co. , StriJicnnke rocyct iO llt iin j ,
ivholcsdle fancy grocers , Omali'a.
, C
GRAND EXCURSION THIS WEEK !
"WDE3
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moral and satisfaction guaranteed.
Frame buildings moved on Little Giant trucks , best in the world.
808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth StreetCounil , Bluffs.
18 N. Main St. , Council Bluffs , la. , ami
iJO'J S. J5thSt.Kooni 10 , Omaha , Nelj.
JlRiiufiicturcr's AROiitfortho
CALIGRAPU TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , AM'iiings , Hoofing Slate , Man
tels , I'lato and Window Glass , Slimv-
Casca. Elevators ( hand and hy-
&c.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Practices in the Stain and Federal courts
Rooms 7 and S Shugart Blo .
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Ofllro over American Kxpro 3 Company.
OUR UNPROTECTED FRONTIERS
AND HOW THEY ARE TAKEN
ADVANTAGE OF.
Creston House ,
The only hotel In Council muffs having
FJ re Elsoa/pe
And nil model u liiiprovciKi'iilu
S10 , X17 und ! 'Il ) Jfnln ht.
MAX. MOHNProp.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards ,
BROADWAY , COUN01J
Ojj > otito Uuiumy Depot
ii * * ?
% eg
K
Jlorec * and.AIuloi . kept constantly on han
for tales I retailer in car loads.
Orders iiromatly filled by contract onshsrt
sulioe. Htocksold on coiumlaslu" .
SHMJ 'J Ml A JUI.UY. : Proprlotors.
' | . tAJ.i : BTAUI.E3 , cornel
Ml' . I 1.0 411 ttltll.
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
COUNCIL llhUFFS , IOWA ,
An excellent cduciitional Institution , furnish
dwlth all the modern improvements , cun-
uo tea by thoSIPTKUS Ol'CHAHiTV.U. V. M
I'or term of five months , f75.
Ttrmsbt-jfin first Jlon.la/Ir September an !
fi.t * Monday In February. I'oi catulotfiios ad-
rt-sj BIUTI5H t'l'J'KHIOlt
St. i'raucls Acudeuiy.Couucll lulls ,
5oiirntl , County niut
KaiiK Worlc oft II fitluds aSpvc-
inlly.
Prompt Altenilon to Mail Orders
fflOREHOUSE & CO.
llooin 1 Kvorot Hlook , Coinmil Bliifls.
Sluiuluril Pnpera Used. All styles of binil-
in n Mugazinos
BLANK BOOKS.
U. H. National IlanU , W. K. Bmlth .t Co. ,
Citizens' Hank. Henri ; . ell * At Co. ,
fclrFt National Hunk , ' . II. Incuranco ( > . ,
Ulcer &I'uso ' .lanKersC. ) II. BiiviintB lliinlt.
Intheclty can boobtiilnod by pittronUIni ; the
GKO , ir. tiC , Prop ,
Keno hut oxporiencoJ hands omployfed. Out
town orders by mull or express Hollcltod , ami
oil work warranted.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fpcelnl niJrcrtlsoniBiils. biiih as I.oM , I'oun
ToJ/un.For Sulc. To Kent , limits , Hoarding.
oto , will bo Inserted In this column lit the low
rntoofTHNCUNTH 1'KH MN'K fortho llm inner
tommd ! 1'lvoConls Tor l.lno lor each subiotiuenr
Insertion. Lcuvo advcriUoiurn > int our olllco
No. la J'unl Btroct , near llroiidway , Council
WANTS.
HAI.K-OU Piipoi-M. In iiumitltlu via
FOH
HI Ube olllco No , 13 I'carl Urcct.
T } OU HAI.R-NOW house , olirlit rooniK ,
J. ' liath room , inmate , ( 'im , nnd all mod
ern convenience * ; only three blocks from
Omnlm I'cMiot. ' and Ihieo bloaku from centorcil
bublne'B In Council IlUur * . C'nas T. Olllcor.
wlthUlllcor& 1'ueey , banker * , Council IHuuV ,
lunu. _
W. SPETMAM BRO
NO. 501) & 511 TU'\l\ti'E.
Dally receipts of now uooils.Hats
Cans , Clolliln , mul iv full Hue of D-y
( Jooilg , all of thu hvtcst styli-H. Call au4
yet i-rlcps before purulitui ng tU\jwhor \