THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : IVErtDAT. SEPTEMBER 21. 18801
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
TUESDAY MOKN'ING. SKIT. 21.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Drlhucd by ttirrltr In nny pnrtof ttio city nt
t unity tents IICT week.
IMV.Tii.TON , Manager.
R , No. 4.1
NlUIIT itITll : ) ) NO. 21.
MINOIl MUNT10.N.
No\v Vork PhimliitiK Co.
Now full poods t Koltor's.
Cooper it Mcfici * sell stoves.
1'hn very lo t uiibiiiutH at i3 n dozen nt
Uorhnni's.
Unn I'O/.PII ' c.t bluets niul n largo panel
for i3 50 ut Schmidt's pillcry.
Theodore Hrowu ami Carrie Herbert ,
both of thli o ty , wcro yesterday nmrnuil
by JiiRiico SclmiY. .
John Murray , .John Mtillioliund and
Conrud Millur were ycstunlny linud ? 7.GO
ench for bulnj ; drunk.
A bniTK.V belonging to 1'olicnniaii Hen-
drlcks was yesterday run into by a team
L'luif to Kd Hiiiiloii , and Itiukily
only slightly damaged.
Itogiihr communication of IllufT City
hedge No. 71 , A. 1' . and A. M. , tlilsTnes-
d'iy uveiimjr , September 21. Visiting
brethren coniiully invited. A. J. Drown ,
secretary.
Thu city weighniastnr has boon doing
so much business lately that ho concluded
to got his scales , at tfit ; citv buililiiiir , In
Unit-class order and accordingly has just
completed tliu job.
Wanted 1,000 families to take Amer
ican Hound Washers on two weeks'
trial. After a fair trial , if yon don't
think them worth tr.oro than they cost ,
return them to Cooper i\s \ AIclSuo , Mo. 41
Alain street.
The sociable of the Congregational
church will be hold this week 1-riday
evening , at this residence of Key. G.v. .
Crofts , 7'M Sixth street. Airs. Crofts will
bo : issl ted in the entertainment by Mrs.
ISIxby , Airs , ilndil and Airs. Churchill.
All are cordially invited.
Stump , who was arrested for burglary
in Crawford county , and who applied for
release on a writ of habeas corpus , bad
his case examined by Jndiro Aylesworlh ,
but was not released. Ho has gone back
to jiiil and will have to stay there await
ing trial.
Kov. 11 Hcichcnbaeh , pastor of thu
Scandinavian Itaptlhl elinrcb in this city ,
will bo away from home for about a
month , on a tour out through Nebraska
and Kansas , Ho will travel in the inter
est of his church , and will endeavor to
collect sulllcient funds to pay * oil' the in
debtedness on the line now church build
ing recently completed on Seventh ave
nue. During his absence Rev. C. Jensen ,
of Kearney , Neb. , will remain in charge.
Air. Jensen was formerly pastor of this
church , and has many friends hero.
Mayor Evans and Supervisor Graham
went to Des Aloiuesyeiterday morning to
settle up the mixed matter of the double
assessment of the Union Pacific railroad
property in Council Bluffs , an explana
tion of which was iriven in the Bii : of
September 8. The city assessed the prop
erty in question at $100,000 , while the
state board assess the same property at
the regular rate per mile , making it only
? 'ji7OUO. : The company obeets to paying
a double assessment , and the city objects
to this lower one. The two gentlemen
who have gonn were appointed a com-
initteu to meet the state board , and see
if the matter could not bo arranged more
to the satisfaction of all parties.
Some young fellows went out to lUg
Lake to hunt tor ducks Sunday morning.
After hunting tor quite a while thov
found one , and one ot the parly shot it ,
The duck plumped into the lake and the
shooter started tor it. Hu boldly waded
in and when the water came nearly to
his chin swam for it , but before ho
reached his pri/.o a bold bad man in a
boat picked it up and sailed away over
the main with it. Wlion In- reached
shorn they hunted some more , and linallv
found a sunflower. Being determined to
shoot something , the swimmer blazed
away at the sunflower , when up lumped
a man and declared that it was a delib
erate attempt at murder. The man
declares ho will swear out an informa
tion against the shooter.
A good many readers of the Bir are
contemplating a trip to St. Louis during
the great exposition , and there are
numerous inquiries as to dates , etc. On
Tuesday , October 5 , will occur the grand
parade of the Veiled Prophets. The St.
Louis flambeau battalion , the largest
organization of the kind in the world ,
will take part. The great St. Louis fair
will open October . The Wabaah , St.
Louis & Pacilio railway has put rates
down to the lowest notch , so no one need
stay away on the score of expense. A
handsome little pamphlet , giving the en
tire programme and full particulars as
to rates , eto , , has been issued by the \Va- \
bash , and can be obtained by applying tp
any ticket agent of that company. Air.
J. J.J. Mitchell , the agent in Council Blulls ,
will take pleasure in giving any informa
tion in hl.s possession.
Hats regardless of cost. Closing out
hatotookof K. E , Stubbs , comprising
Knox's , Stetson's and other line brands.
E. B. Williams ,
_ No. GOO Broadway.
Opera house barber shop and bath
room. Everything Ural. class , K , Al.AIav-
Yin.
_
Hard and soft coal , wood , lime , cement ,
etc. Council Bluffs Fuel Co. No. fiaa
Uronday. Telephone No. 1 Sii.
First class regular dinner S5oonts.l2to3
o'clock , i-luimix chop house , 005 B'way.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E , L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
13 Cabinet Photographs $1) ) , Quality
the lineal. Shorradon , U17 Broadway.
Wont With tlio Excursion.
On Sunday afternoon Airs. Young and
Mrs. Joyce , two sisters residing with
their husbands ncr.r Eighth btri-ot and
Sixteenth avenue , took the Milwaukee
train as it backed down to the transfer ,
expecting to make a short visit and come
up again on the Kansas City train later
in the evening. After finishing their
vlblt they returned to the transfer and
seeing a train there they got on board to
come up town to the Alain street depot.
Imagine their Mirprlso when thov learned
that they were on the Council Bluffs and
St. Louis road Knights Templars' special
train and were being curried towards St.
LoulR , with their children and husbands
nt homo anxiously awaiting their return.
jllio train was stopped at Minoola where
they wore compelled to remain all night ,
and yesterday afternoon returned to this
city much to the delight of their families ,
who wore hunting high and low for them.
Hats regardless ot cost. Closing out
hat stock of F , E. Stubbs , comprising
Knox's. Stetson's and other tine brands.
15. B. Williams ,
No. 600 Broadway.
Highest prices paid for county , town
city and school bonds. O.lell Bros , is
Co. , No , 103 Ponrl street , Council Binds ,
Iowa. _
Fresh oysters in every style nt the
Pha'uix Chop House , No , 605 Broadway.
' -'Everad and Eulalia" by Ed. . Wright
tt Bushroll's and Crookwcll's.
THE OLD SAYING PROVES TRUE
James Lee , n Hack Driver , Arrested for n
llnrdtr Committed Six Years Ago.
THE CRIME A COLD-BLOODED ONE
The Case of Dr. Cross to Ho Cnllcil
Up Asnin To-Ony nt Olnmooil
On the Wrong Train-
littilTs News.
CIIAItGKD WITH AN AWFUti
UtIMU.
Jnini's l/cc , a Hack Driver , Arrcstcil
I'or a Murder Committed Six
Years Ago.
About four months ago Sheriff Perry
Heel received a communication from
New Albany , Ind. , in which It was
stated that one .J nines L. Quitui , who
was thought to bo In this city under the
name of James Lee , was wanted at New
Albany for a cold-blooded murder com
mitted tln-rc in 1830.
With the communication was a picture
of tin1 fugitive from justiqc taken a num
ber of years ago , in fact several years be
fore the murder was committed. The
sheriff took his deputy , James O'Ncil ,
into his confidence and the two worked
together on the case' tor nwhite , nnd'iiot
being successful in their search 'for the
man they took Policeman Nick CTHrieii
Into the case , at the suggestion of Deputy
Sheriff O'Nell ' , thinking that O'Hrien
would be more apt to recognise their man
by the picture.
About a month after the sheriff re
ceived the description of Quinn , City
Alarshal Uiianella also received a letter
from the authorities in Indiana Inclosing
another picture and relating the circum
stances connected with the murder.
The police force of the city were kept
in entire ignorance of the case , O'Brien
being the only one on the force who
knew anything of the matter , and all ho
know was tluit the sheriff had requested
him to arreit "Jim Lee , " who hail been
a driver of one of William Martin's hacks
for about four .yeans , whom O'Brien
know and the .sheriff did not.
On Sunday morning as Policeman
O'Brien ami a representative of the BIK :
were standing oii Broadway near Pearl
street , Lee was noticed coining along
and Ollieer O'Brien walked up to
him and escorted him to the
county jail , vhcro ho was
locked up. None of his friends , not
even his wife , were made aware of his
arrest until Sunday night about 10
o'clock. The objoct'of this secrecy was
that the sherilf wished , if possible , to
obtain from Leo Quinn a cdnfession of
the crime before permitting anv outside
influence to bo brought to bear on him.
Lee denied the crime , but finally ad
mitted that lie was the man wanted ,
after which Sheriff Heel sent for his wife ,
who was closeted with him until long
after midnight.
Lee having agreed to go with the
sheriff without requisition papers , the
arre.-t was , at the request of the sherilf ,
not made public yesterday morning , as
th < ! sheriff was afraid that Leo would become -
come angry and recede from the arrange
ment , thereby making unnecessary
trouble.
About , four years ago Quinn , under the
name of James Lee , married Aliss
Christie Alartin , sister of William Martin ,
the hack owner , for whom ho drove.
They have had no children , and several
months ago Quinn disappeared , and his
wife , not knowing his whereabouts and
remembering that ho claimed to have
formerly lived at New -Albany , Ind. ,
wrote to the ollicora there inquiring if ho
had gone back.
Answar came that they thought ho
was , ami requested her to forward his
picture. She did this , and they at once
rccog.ni/.cd Lee as the man Quinn , who
was wanted there for murder , and im
mediately notified Sheriff Keel , with the
result .is given above.
Yesterday Airs. Leo repaired to the
iail , and was legally married to her hus
band under his real name of Quinn by
Justice Schurz. and last evening accom
panied her husband and the sherilf on
their trip to Indiana.
The authorities of Now Albany say that
on August 1 , 1880 , over six years ago ,
James Lee Quinn brutally murdered
Win. Sharp , with whom ho was at work
threshing. That they had a quarrel and
sharp words while at work , and that
subsequently Quinn met Sharp in the
barn and beat him to death with a club ,
pounding his head to a jolly , and scatter
ing his brains about the barn , and that
ho then loft town , and they never heard
of him again until this summer , when
his wite wrote for information concern
ing him Since Leo has lived here he has
been recogni/.ed by the police as
a hard citiy.cn , and he has
been in a number of scrapes. Quinn
admits that ho had a qliarrel with Sharp ,
but says it was entirely confined to
wonts , and that he did not meet him
after they left the threshing machine.
Ho says that Sharp went to work in the
barn , and he believes that he fell through
a hole in the hay loft and fractured Inn
skull on an iron rod ho struck in falling.
That Sharp did not die immediately , but
lived for several dajs. Quinn says ho
remained in town for six days waiting
for Ins trial , and that then , by the advice
of his folks , ho skipped out. Ho ex
presses hlmsolt as satisfied that they can
prove nothing against him , as he says
they have no witnespos except a young
boy , a son of Air. Sharp , and that he saw
nothing except the quarrel at the ma
chine. _
All the comforts of high-priced hotels
at the Pacific house , and a saving of OOo
to $1 a day. Try it.
See that your books are made by Alore-
house & Co. , room 1 , Everett blocs.
Perfectly satisfactory accommodations
at $3,00 a day at the Pacific house , ( Jive
it a trial aim bo convinced ,
The CroHs Case.
Lust winter , through the strenuous
efforts of his attorneys , Dr. Cross , who
was under sentence of death for the mur
der of Dr. A. B. AIoKaiio , of this city , was
granted a now trial. Ifo was tried and
senti'iiced in Mills county , the case hay
ing been fakon there from hero on' u
change of venue , An appeal was taken
to the supreme court , and it is said that
court stretched u point in order to reverse
the cast ) and send it back for a now trial
on the ground of errors committed by the
court. His bail wan fixed at § 20,00' ) , for
which amount lis failed to find sureties ,
consequently ho has remained in prison.
To-day his case is to bo calk-d up at
Klcnwood , but what disposition will be
made of it can not bo told. In the former
trlal'N. Al. Hubbard.of the firm of Wright ,
Baldwin & Haldane , a ml J. Y , Stone
wore attorneys for E. 1) . Cross , ami A.
J , Baker , A. B. Thornoll , Sapp A : Piisoy ,
and 1) ) . B.Dailoy attorneys tor ( ho state.
Messrs Hubbard and Wright Baldwin
and Haldano are no longer in the case ,
which will hereafter bo defended byj , Y.
Stone and A. V , Larrimer. The attorneys
for the state have been requested to con
sent to a continuance , but they are ready
for trial and dt'clino , so the defense will
probably make either a motion for con
tinuance , or for n change of venue.
Elctno < ! oor bells , burglitr alarms.and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the No\\ York Plumbing Co.
Pacilio bouse recently renovatc-i. Cool
rooms , money saved ; comforts -ruined.
I'rrsonnl '
1'arucrnptis.
Airs. M. Esti'i-idge , of Hed Oak , is in
the city.
John P. Burke , of Wahoo , Neb. , is in
the city.
Professor Lipfort Is the uroml father of
a now boy.
Thomas Smith , of llarlan , was in the
city yi-stcrday.
Herbert Brown , of Ottuma. was at the
Pacific yc.stci day.
C. A. Suter and wife , of Missouri Val
ley , are in the city.
D. O. Stuart , of Harlan , was an Ogdcn
house guest yesterday.
J. Ilo'cnbergcr. of Avooa , was yester
day stopping at the Pacific
E. it , Fonda and wife loft last evening
for a month's trip to the Pacilie slope.
Airs. A. AIcMadden and daughter , of
Diinlap , were at the Pacilie yesterday.
William Ilavi-rstoek. of ,1 nines & Hay
cr tock , went west to buy a stock of dry
goods.
A. E. Buchanan , division superinten
dent of the Council IIhi Us & St. Louis
railway , was In the city yesterday ,
A. hi'elor , one of the proprietors of
the Council Bluffs Herald , has returni'd
from Des AIoliH-s , where ho has been run
ning the Capital City hotel for over a
year. It is Mr 'heeler's intention to
remain in this city.
TJio Bin : acknowledges a call last even-
ing.from Air. W. E. Thresher , editor of
the Macedonian , and loader of the Alace-
( Ionian band.
, AIiss.AL ( ilcason , the fashionable dress
maker o'n Pearl street , has just returned
from her nip to Chicago , where she has
been for some time studying the latest
styks and most improved modes.
Airs. W. J. Scoles , the milliner , left
evening for the east to purchase new
goods.
Dr. Ilatton. the greenback and Knights
* of Labor candidate for congress , was in
town yesterday. The doctor is a pleas
ant gentleman , but is hardly likely to bean
an AL C this year , though he thinks it
may be a close call if the knights will
support him heartily.
The next best thing to a Richmond fur
nace is a Hadiant Homo base-burner.
Sold by Cooper & AlcGce.
Richmond ranges tor hard coal at
Cooper & Alc(5eo's. (
Garland cook stoves are the best made.
Get one of Cooper & AloUec.
Thn Macedonian Cry.
The Macedonians sen ! in a fine hand
last evening to accompany the delega
tion of old settlers that go from this city
this morning to attend the reunion out
there. The Alaccdonians are live folks
and were represented by a good band.
The old settlers hero had already en
gaged the German American band ,
so they will have plenty of music.
Quito a number have promised to go ,
among whom arc J. Al. Phillips and
daughter , J. P. CaMidy , wife and daughter ,
F. L. Aleyer and wife , John Bennett ,
George Bobblngton , Frank Guittar , C. A.
Beebe , David UcVol , W 11. Al. Puseyand
family , John P. Weaver , Spell Millaid , E.
Thornton and wife , Airs. L. Davenport ,
Airs. John Bohn , C. Al. Alaynard , Spencer
Smith and others. J. 1 $ . Atkins and wife ,
O. P. Wiekliam and wife , I ) . B. Clarke
and family , Ora Clarke and wife , John
Keller , J. B. Borcn , William Garner ,
John Johnson , John Clausen , Airs. Al
Knonhcr , Sam Blackmer and wife , M. D.
Hanlin and wife. W. D. Ilardm , P. C.
DeVol , D. D. Bloomer , William Spetman ,
C. Slraub , John 11. Plumer , David Abel ,
O. AV. Gordon , Al. D. and wife , Charles
liaughan , John Dohany , H. P. Warren.
MaHoulc.
Harmony Chapter No. 25 , O. E. S , , are
making great preparations for their ball
and binquet , to bo given at Masonic
Temple Friday evening , October 29. It
is their desire to make this entertainment
one of the lincst of its kind ever given in
the city.
Last evening the Alacedonia band
favored the Bni : oflico with a screnado.ns
they did the other newspaper ollices.
Clark of the Herald , was so excited on
the subject of the Salvation Army that
he imagined that a company had come to
capture him , and in order to conciliate
them he commenced a speech of thanks ,
when some one had to explain to him the
mistake It is strange what an effect the
Salvation Army has over some people.
C. S. Clark yesteraay went before Jus
tice Frainoy and filed an information
against the Salvation army for being a
nuisance. Frainoy accepted the intor-
million bill did not issue a warrant.
THE BIG BRIDGE.
The Great Structure nctwocu Now
York and Rrooklyu lO.vnrnlnetl
Kvcry AVoek.
The elevated railroad structures seem
to have been , and doubtless were , built
in as solid and durable a manner as was
possible under their system , says the New
York Sun. It is , however , observable
that the repairs upon them , nccessVt itcd
by the severe wear and tear to which
they are subjected , appears to bo unceas
ing , and it is by no moans a violent sup
position that a short relaxation of the
vigilent watch and promptly applied care
entorccd by the management of the
roads might render them very perilous
highways of travel. Consideration of
tins possibility an extremely remote one ,
it is to bo hoped suggests the idea that
i t may be rather a vital question how far
a like watchfulness prevails for the pro
tection of the great East river bridge.
Superintendent Martin , in a recent con
versation on the subject said :
"A constant and more careful super
vision is maintained over every part of
the bridge , though , apart from the rail
road , which is not properly a part of the
structure , no signs of wear are apparent ,
and wo hope none will be for a hundred
years to come Every Monday morning
two expert mechanicsgoovcrtliorailroad
track from end to end , oiling the sheaves
on which the trading cable runs and ex
amining the bolts and lastenings of the
railroad If anything should got out
out of order during the. week It would be
noticed by the conductors on the cars ,
who are all the time on the look out , and
would bo immediately reported by them
at the station when they came in , where
upon a man would bo sent out at once to
rectify anything that was out of order ,
Every day the machinery which drives
the cable is thoroughly inspected in every
part , and should anything in the mean
time get out of order ft would bo re
ported promptly to Chief Engineer Hart ,
who would take instant measures for
making all perfect and secure again.
Every week there Is a carefm examla-
tion made of everything pertaining to the
structure below the line of the tops of
the cars , and once a month the four sad
dles on the top of each tower , supporting
tiie bridge cables , are scriitini/.cu. There
is never anything wrong with them , or
anything to do to them except to keep
paintcil well , and it IE not likeiy that any
thing will come to them fora century to
come. There can be no movement ot the
saddles unless on occasions of extraor
dinary great invgulaiity in the loading
ot the biiilgo. When tliose occur they
shift position so as to distribute the strain
equally over the structure , and when the
strain is removed they go back into
place , On out * occasion of the DoLong
nmenil there was an enormous pressure
on the New York span , and the saddles
moved three-eighths of an inch , but the
moment that thu weight on the bridge
was shifted over to this end. where the
conditions of support are different from
those of the new York span , they moved
back Into place.
"lu addltlou to those established occa
sions of inspection. nti'J tfic careful pro
vision maiio for coyt'iing posihlities !
meantime by moans of tliii employes at
work in the several < lopartmeuts < , who
are all matle to feel a si-nVe of responsi
bility and c.M'rclMs a constant watchful-
iH-ss , every person In any way connected
with the bridge , whenever crossing it or
upon if , is expected to be ulwavson the
lookout for ain thing that may bo wrong ,
or that may even seem lo him to be irreg
ular or questionable about the condi'ion
oi the structure , In oven the most minute
particular. Whntovor 1 discovered is in
stantly reported to inn , , ami I immedi
ately attend to it in any way the occasion
demands. Nothing gets io ? o nny whore ,
excepting about the railroad , where1 , of
course , there is constant strain and fric
tion. The nuts on the ends of the pins
that go through tiio trusses were at tirst
occasionally found loose--just started a
llttli'fiom tlieir proper condition of ab
solute tightness but nothing of that sort
has opeiired for sometime. Everyman
employed in any responsible place about
the bridge feels as if It was in his per
sonal charge , and keeps sharp watch for
its good condition and for any possible
improvement in its protection.
NEW GOODS
BARGAINS IN
CURTAIN GOODS , ETC ,
New Stoci Fresh Goods ,
LOW PRICES.
DQN'T FOR8ET THE PUGE.
NO , 401 BROADWAY ,
, la ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special advertisements , suuh as Lost , Foun
To Loan , For Sale , To Itont , V nnts , Hoarding ,
etc. , vrill tiolnsortoJ In this column ut the low
rutoof TEN CUNTS Pfilt LINE for the nrstlnsor
tlonund FlvoCcntal'crl.lnolorcach pubso.iuont
Insertion. Leuvo udvurlholnen 1 tut our ollluo
No. 12 1'oal street , nuar llroailway. Council
lilulls.
WANTS.
- In retail or wholesale
WANTRD-Posltlon
business by 11 pharmacist oC llltoun yours
ovpc'ricnco .Aclthosfl. I'nnnnaclst , No. y a
lllutls St. , Council llluirn.
WANTED A Koocl Rlrl to < lo KOnernl house
work. Apply ut 1UJ Fouith btroet , Coun-
ell lllillfB.
WANTED situation by n mlllorot 20 youis
oxpcrlpnco : oltlipr roller or blur system.
, lice ollke , Council Illulfa.
OiahaDentalAssociation
Dr HAUGHA1UT
, , Manager ,
.Nos. 1510-15'Jl Douglas st , Omaha and
No 231 Broadway , Council Blulls.
rainless Dcntlntry. No humbiixl flu , Vitalized
Air , Kthcraml Clioroforrn , wl'H ( ht'lr ilcticalni ; nlfrct
molded hy thu inoft wonilrrfld nA t tliutlc , purlTy.
IIIK thelilaoduad LalMliu u | > tUutlnuea.
Omaha Dental Absoclnfimii Solo Prop'M.
Gold Crovroj , d'old 1'Iuti luuI'MVintlnuous ' ( lum
Teeth , ii ejiuclnlly. Host teeth fj ; ( urmur prlto I
I'ruot. . '
WEWSPAPEO
ADVERTISING
Pays Best
WHEil PHOPEOLY DOIIE.
WC AIM TO AND DO CIVCITO ALLCUSTOMCRC ,
LOWEST PRICES'-PROMPT TnAMEACTIONO" .
JUDICIOUS SELECTIONS."CON8PICUOUS POOI-
TIONS--CXPEniENCEO ASSISTANCE. UNBI-
ACED OPINIONS AND CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE.
AovcnTitcuiNTi DttioNco. Pnoori SHOWN AND
CTIMTC or COST IN * n\r \ NCWIHPCH * .
FuRNIIHtD TO ncSPONHPlt PARTIES
TREE or CHARGE.
The H. P. Hubbard Co. , j
Succtuon to H P HUBBARD , j
Judicious Advertising Agents and Experts , !
Eittbluhcd 1671 , Incoiportted 1685. j
Now Haven , Conn. j
B ZOO Pac CATAIOBUC or LIADINO ,
wipArtiti , " SCHT Fnet on ArrucATiox. i
O ; Uefcntbrt'illut * pi'n.rhno of Orniff , / ' rur/i / iCe
iior. knoirn < i HIP Council IlltiC Co , , w ircs limitation ; ,
on lltnt dale there will be
7V > f/rf > ( / / / / ' < this rlnniitc we offer vtir entire sluclt of
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
OIL CLOTHS ,
MATTINGS ,
BUGS ,
WINDOW SHADES ,
DRAPERIES
OF ALL /A"/S A XI )
, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
AT PlttVEH THAT H'JLL SELL THEM.
Citterns of Council Miiffmnnl t'lclnltifii'itl find it to lln-lr interrsl * to
rail tnd e.riniine our fioodmtnil / r.s. Thin in the flivl oniHHiiintty
ci'cruflcretUn this cltn to obtain the above yooiltt from afullfrrti stork.
at tlirojH'nlnv of < i iHmlnexs actinon.
ConntriHU'ivhnntM mill /hid mrw1 / 1 > nri ( < ili. * hicnlllnti earl/ } .
MAIL OltDEltS FILLED ritOMVTLY AX1) CAltEFULLY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET
4Qi Broadway , Oouncil Bluffs.
GRAND EXCURSION THIS WEEK !
Farming lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Tcxtm , Knnsas and Arkansas , riuijrli
from $1.25 to ? 13 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on . ' { 0 years
tlmcG jier cent interest. Land buyers faro free. Information , etc. , R-iven by
P. I' . Liuistrnp , No. 053 Broadway , Council Muffs , Iowa , j
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and salisEacUon guaranteed.
Frame buildings moved on Little Gisitib trucks , best in the world.
SOS Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street.Counil Bluffj.
MURDER ! !
niplitherlii Isiiinilii maklm , ' Its annual visita
tion. Ten years' trial of llt. THOS. .1 KIWUtliV
KKMHDY lor that fatal im'liidy hits clcnion-
btratetl the fact that it Is inlnlliblo as u prevent
ive and euro. If you permit your rliildiiMi to
dlo with diphtheria. "Tmilr hlooil bo upon your
head. " For sale only at the oflico. No. 1 South
Bib street , Council Hmirs , la , , or sent by express
on receipt of price. ? - .
C. H. llluuodlco , of No. 1410 Cnmpbcll Bticot ,
Omaha , who locontly lost bcautllul and in
teresting daughter , ajred about ] ! > years , by
diphtheria , under the treatment of one of the
best physicians In Omaha , u rites to Dr. Jcffcris ,
of this city : "Your remedy lor diphthciiacanio
too late , our dear daughter was ilyinir when It
was received. ] nm satblled that her llfoeould
have been SHVtd. Another onoof our children
who had the diphtheria , her throat was tilled
up with the putrid uluorntion , wo used your
medicine and In twelve hours the dlsunso WHS
completely subdued. In the iuturo wo will
koepyotir medicine nt nil times In our house.
\Vu loel that it f-uvcil the Ilfu of one of our
children. Wo mo veiy thankful to you , and
only rciriot that we did not cull on you sooner. "
From the Council Illullh Dully Herald :
Mrs. IJ. M. ( Jerard , wito ot Knjrlneer Gerard ,
of the Union 1'aeillc , this city , has been u Kreat
fiufferorfor many years , with what was sup
posed to boennt'or of the tluoat. It was so bad
that t-ho wa ? threatened % vltli starvation. Her
nencral health was completely broken down.
She eould only 8Hiillo.v liquid food , and oven
that her fitomaeh could not illU'bt or assimilate.
1'hyalcians of Council lllufts and Omaha
intended her for three years mid Kiive no
relief. Dr. Jefforls , of this city , was called. In
Jour weeks' tjinoue cured her throat , and com
pletely roolored her general ho'ilth. Had Mrs.
uerard not obtained loUol Boon she xtould have
died trom blood poison , the same condition that
destiojod the llloo ! Con. Urnnt.
From the Council IllutTs Daily Olobo :
Jl. A. Mcl'lke , editor of the Cambria ( Kbcna
burp , I'u. ) Freeman , has been the pureona-
friend of the editor of the Globe tor moro than
twenty youi 8. llni1 ) s known wherever bo Is
known us one of the best man livliifr. Ho i * uHo
mi Intimate fiicnd of Mr. Chirk of the Non-
paioll. Ho hns been imfoitunato In the 1 act
that his family was ravaged with diphtheria ,
undKiently distressed. Mr. Clark havlnif hoard
of hfs calamity fiont him omo of Dr. .lelferls'
Dlplilhc.'ilii Cure , It was UFdii at once , and the
ll\us of the ie t of his chlldion saved. Letters
from Mr. Mel'lko uio unbounded In their ov-
presslona of gratitude for finding1 some means
of uvortimr the loss of his whole jjroun of llttlo
mid tender ones. Flvo of Mr. Jlel'Iko'BChlldron
out of eight died from diphtheria bcioro ho had
an opportunity of tiding Dr. Jolferls' remedy.
l - '
Dyspeptic , why hvo In misery and dlo in ills-
pair with eunei-r of the stomach ? Dr. Thomas
Jcirorift cures every en HO of Indigestion and
constipation In n very short time , lluet of ref
erences Kivon. Dyspepsia is the CIUIMI of
ninety per cent of nil diseased conditions.
Price M for two w eulis treatment.
Dr. .lefferls' diphtheria medicine Is Infallible
for all Kinds of xoro throats. InUlsponslblo In
putild hoio throat , in malignant szarlo ifovor ,
I'hunglni ; It In ( H hourx to the simple form. Infal
lible euro for all Intlamnmtorv , nlceratlvo , put-
ild , cancerous iilrcrntlon of the womb anil all
eatan 1ml conditions ,
Full printed Instructions how to life the medi
cines sent with them. No doctor roqulicd.
Dr. Jcfferls' remedies can only bo obtained a
his oflico , No.ffil Hoiitli Kl htn street , ( 'ouno
Illulls , Jowa.orsont J > y express on receipt
drico.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
OOTJJSTCIIj BIjXTiniPS
Practlcos in the State and Federal courts
Itooms 7 and 8 Shugart Blo'sk.
KT. SOHUS.Z ,
Justice of the Peace
Olllco ever American ixprof : > s Company.
OUR UNPROTECTED FRONTIERS
AND HOW THEY ARE TAKEN
ADVANTAGE OF.
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
COUNCIL JILUJ'FS , IOWA ,
Ancxccllont oducntlonal institution , furnish
yd with ull the modern impiovonients , fon-
uo to4 by tbo SISTBUS OV OUAIUTV , Ii. V. M
For toi m of U ye months , 875.
Terms beirin first Monday in September J
Orst Mouduy In rebrnury , For catalogues wi-
rcss SIHTIUl tiUI'lilllUlt
St. Francis Academy , Council lull * ,
Reduction in Prices ,
IN7
China , ( lasswe , Etc. ,
AtV.S Ilcmer & Co's. No , SUMain st.
Council BluUb ,
In tlioclty cun be obtained by pntuml/.lii tbc
HomeSteami
GlOBrondwny Y j681jCouncil | Ululls
GEO , W. SCllHTDELE , 1'rop ,
None but oxporlcnrod hand's employed. Out
town orders by mull or express solicited , ami
all work warranted.
Creston House ,
The only hole ! In Council IllutTs Imvlnsr
F j r © Esoape
J\nd nil modern Improvements.
215,21' und ! ilO Main St.
MAX MOllK , Prop.
F. I. SPETMAllBRO
XO. 50J ) A ; 51 J IWAS.ST. .
Daily receipts of new goods.lints
Caus , Clothing , and a full line of Dry
Goods , all of thu latest stylus. Call anil
got prices before purchasing utaowhur
Star Sale Uos and Mule Yards. .
BROADWAY , COUNCIL HLUl-'FS ,
Opposite Dummy Depot.
a
0 : _ - _ - - " > - >
Homes und" Mules Kept constantly on bun
for sale nt letuil or In car loads.
Orders prouidlly lilted by contract on Blurt
notice. Ktocksold ou commlsslou.
SHLU ULIl i. JiOLEY. Proprlotora.
( ! cplini Mo. 1H.
cuiMily ol KJ1.I. P/J.1. STAIU.US , cornet
MO , i no * tl Hicit.
9oiiruttlN. County and
ICuiili Work of nil Ifiinls uSpcc *
hilly.
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
MOMOUSE & CO.
Itooin 1 Kvovnt lilock , Council Hlnfls ,
Standard Papers Used. All htylos of bind
ing in Mayti/inus and
BLANK BOOKS.
( ! . II. National Hank , M. ) ' . 8 nlth i' Co. ,
Cllkonn1 HnnU , Demo , Wollj Ar Co. ,
klret Nailomil Hank , O. II. Initirniiua ( Vi. ,
tOror A 1'iii-oy.llMikcirs.O. H , HavliigB llnnW. _
B7 L. WILL5SHS ,
18 X. Jluln St. , Council Bluffs , la. , ami
iiU'J S. intli St. . Kouin 10 , Oniulm , Nub.
Maiiufacluier'b/ircntfarthn
CAL1GRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , Awning * . Koofliifr Slate , Man
tels , Plato anrt Window Ulass , Hhow-
Cases. Klevatoi-d ( hand and liy-
dritult < fee. _
R. RICE , OT. B.5
rrnr > nne 'if ' OtlUT T'UllOM rOIHOVCd wlttlOU
IfOnCCrit thu knife orutiitrliuot bloo I.
OVer Iliuiy yvniH prnctici'1 fxcrlcnco.
No II rciirliil , ( Uiuuc I lilults.
| 3f U6usultulloi ficv.
AND JOBBING
ES OF
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
.iilH fLTt lt.lt.
DEERE , WELLS As CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
Cni-i luces. 1 to . I to council lllnlK town.
KEYSTONE \NTFATt'RlN ( CO"
Mnko tliDOrliniRl ntnl Co-nplpio
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Hill & Press ,
COIIN SIIKI.I.KItS AND t'RRI ) ( H'TTKIt" .
NP . IMI.liU , IWininl 1.M7 Aiulh Mtiln Slrcot ,
_ Council Il.tilT * , Inwn.
im 11) IIUAMLKY & CO. !
Miitiur'nnn 1 Job'iin ' ot
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
" " I PJ. " < ! nil Mali nf I'arm Mnulilnorr.
W lo 1113 South Mnln Street , Council lllulT %
Inirn
AXK
v. T. It. , Hco.tVWiuiiur.
s.ArriMH. . Scc.\C < iiin ul.
Council BluTs Handl ) Factory ,
. ( ItuMrpnratpiU
Mnnufnctiirer of. \ xtiI'lck , Sle.lco nnd SraMt
llnnillt" . of every ili" > n-lttl | ( > n.
CAlll'EIV.
COUNCIL HLUKFS UAKI'KT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
0)1 ) Cloths. Curtnln Futures , UpholMrry ( looJi ,
tto. Na 103 llronitwny Council llluirs ,
lixrn.
I'l < : ilK < KY ) & MOOUK ,
Wliok'tnln .lobbi'm In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
NOB. ESMnla nuJ 27 t'tmrl Sis. Council Ulutta ,
Iowa.
SNYDKll & LHAMAN ,
WIlOll'Klllo
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No lU'oul St. . Co.llictl MluiN.
HAHLK , HAAS .V : CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' suiirtrin . Ktc. No. 12 Main St , imJ
No. HI 1'onrl St. , Council Illiilln.
Htl'IT * .
O. W. 1HITTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Commission. No. fill Ihamlway ,
Council III u ITS.
W1KT & DUQUKTl'K ,
WholtMiilo
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
_ Nos. 1(1 ( mid 18 Pc-.ul ? U , Coiuic-il llluir * .
Koc//f/ .
L. KIUSCI1T & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Uonlors. No. 110 llroiul-
way , Council IllulTs
UAItXKSS , KTC.
HECKMAN , STKOHBH11N & CO. ,
Unnu'ncturcrsoCaiiil Wholcsalo floaters In
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery , .
No. Kio Main .St. . Council lllutrj , Iowa.
HATS , C.il'S. KTC.
METCALF BUOTIIKRS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. 313 and 3I ( HrouJwuy , Cou'ioll MlnlfA.
JIKAVY
KEELIXE & FELT ,
Whole < ale
Iron , Steel , Kails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Stock , Council llutr ) . Town.
HS AM'tMI \ \
J ) . H. MeDANKLD & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , I'oltP.Riuiuioimd furs Council
HluffH Iowa.
COUNCIL 15LUKFS OIL CO. ,
Wliolus.Uo Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubricitia Oils
ETO. , ETO.
F.TIicoilnro , Atreiit , Council IllutTs. Town.
LUMllKlt I'lLlKO KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumbar , Piling ,
A.BI ! llrklk-o Material SH | > clultli"JWholosao ! Lum
ber oi all Kinds. Ofllco No. 13J Main St. ,
Council Hlutru. lawn.
LIQUUKS.
JOHN UNDER ,
Whole-Sato
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
Agent for St. Colthsrrt's Ht-rli Illttcra. No. IJ
MnlnSu Council Illulla.
SCHNEIDER & UKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wiaes and Liquow ,
XilWU Hllill ft. . Ci.illicd It'.ltfi. '
LATE OF ST. LOUIS.
( Mice No. 525 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
) iMo in. : ; in.
lloniB , f florin , in.
) p | 10 it | l , 111.
Koom No. C.
"OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL BUJl'TS , IA ,
Horses and Mules
For all purposes. co-iFht and sold , at totnll and
In lots. J.aiyu iiunntlttud lo n'lurl ' from
Bcveral imlisof tlnouilvore , BliiKleordoulilo.
MASON WISE ,
Council lilulla.
P. C7MILLEK ,
No. 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
WALL PAPER ,
LATEST DKSiCiNB.
MANUFACTU31EB OF PAINTS.
llduee , Slpn nnd Rccoiu Ivo I'filmcr. | ' ( i | > la
Muclie Wall Ojnarjor.ts- .
None but : luiit
ow asoltiort.