THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:1 THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEAKI , BTBEET.
Delivered by furrier in any part of thecttr ai
twenty cents per week.
n. W. TILTOK. Manatee ,
c. No. 13.
MIGHT EDITOII No. 23.
MINOR MI5NHON.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Holler , tailor. Full goods cheap.
Machine oil. needles , embroidery silks ,
publications. Domestic agency , 105 Main
A drunk named Frank Harbor wae
among the unfortunates in jail yesterday ,
Fine councs for ladles callmc. Wm ,
Ixswis , telephone 128. Olllce 410 liroad
way.
The sovcn-anil-a-linlf-mimilo street
cars began their runs .yesterday. Every
thing worked nicely.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to John Uurrie , of Underwood , autl
Jennie Johnson , of this city.
ThoM. & K. nine will tackle the Glen
wood club on Sunday at the driving park ,
It promises to be a hot game.
Mrs. White and her husband , Patrick ,
yesterday raised another row , anil the
old lady was again landed in jail.
Henry Hoist will have a hearing be'
fore 'Squire Burnett this afternoon. Ho
is charged with striking William Kast-
ncr.
11. J. O'Brien was yesterday afternoon
arrested. Ho was found drunk and
asleep in an outhouse on the premises ol
Mr. Bullard on First avenue and Eighth
street.
Colonel Keatlcy will leave on Saturdaj
morning for Washington to take charge
of the division in the treasury depart
ment to which ho was recently ap >
pointed.
Married by Nov. D. H. Cooley , at his
rcBidenco No. 809 avenuoC. , Wednesday ,
August 4 , Mr. Fred Daniel Paup , of West
Bide , la. , and Miss Sallie Davis , of Gai
ner township.
W. W. Chapman has received a supply
of illustrated views of Council Bluffs ,
nicely bound. They contain twelve views
of scenery , etc. , that arc of public inter
est and contain no private residences
whatever. As an advertisement for this
city they equal anything over gotten up
for that purpose. The views are photo-
grn-vucrs and arc clear and distinct.
1 boy can bo purchased in quantities to
suit , the retail price being $1.60 each.
Colonel Lindt has had great hopes
based on his young hunting dog. Ho left
the blooded pup locked up in his law of
fice , expecting to soon begin training
him. The dog improved the absence ol
his master to pull over the papers , spill
the ink and track around promiscuously.
The colonel has concluded to part with
the dog , for his time will be so taken up
in straightening up the ollice that ho can
not give any attention to this branch of
canine development. Judge Mynstor
says he cannot toll where the colonel's
writing leaves off and the dog tracks
begin.
There has boon some talk about the
steamer C. E. Alayno , boinc taken out
of Lake Manawa , by way of .tho outlet.
homo of these interested in the lake did
not want to have the steamer go out that
way , for it would bo necessary to con
tract the channel , and cause a lowering
of the water In the lake. To prevent this
the old hull of the wrecked Manawa has
been taken by Keller's steamer , and
$ f crowded into the channel as far as possi
ble , and there sunk , so as to prnvont the
C. L. Mayno from going out that way.
Thosp interested say she shall go out the
way she came in , on trucks.
List yoiir property with Cooper & Jud-
eon , Mo. 120 Main street.
The Council UluHs Steam Laundry
has been refitted since the fire and is
ready for busincsg. _
Cheap first-ojasfl storage at Nos. 22 , 24
and 20 Pearl street.
Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the
majority of real estate offices in the city :
fa pot day.
Pononal Paragraph ! * .
Harry Hawortb is homo.
B. F. Weil returned yesterday from St.
Joe.
Joe.Mrs.
Mrs. C. Voss has gone to Contervillo ,
Dak. , to visit her sister , who is sick.
Traveling Freight Agent O'Mara , of
the Milwaukee , was in the city yester
day.
day.Charles
Charles Gregory , Colonel Dailoy. Theo
dore Bray and Matt Hurlo are nt Carroll
attending the races.
Officers Thomas and Martin , of the
Merchants' police force , have gone on n
ton days' trip into Nebraska.
Engineer Moore , of the Broadway
Bridge company , has gone east to sco the
contractors of the iron work for the
bridge.
E. C. Whittlcsoy loaves to-day for n
visit to Deadwood. Ho expects to bo
away about tun days , after which he
hopes to bo able to resume his clerical
duties.
E. C. Whittlosoy now loaves for Wyo
ming on a health-seeking trip. Ho will
bo absent about two weeks and on his re
turn will resume his duties in the express
office.
Dr. Archibald , formerly superintend
ent of the institution 'at Ulcnwood , is in
the city and will attend the national
mooting of charities and corrections at
Omaha. Ho is now superintendent of
the insane asylum at Jamestown , Dak.
His old friends hero give him a glad wel-
conio.
Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.
For Sale Harry Smith's photograph
gallery cheap. Inquire of Harry Smith.
New Architectural Ollloo.
Mr. C. E. Boll , the architect , who has
boon connected with the oroctlon of the
now government building hero , has boon
urged by many to open an olllco hero ,
and has concluded to do so. Ho has as
sociated himself with Mr. F. K. Ellis , ouo
of thu best known architects of Omaha.
They have secured room No. 8 , opera
JIOIUG block , and have already begun
business. The first plan drawn m the
now olllco is for a line residence to be
built by Claraneo Judson at the junction
of Glen avenue and Pomona street. Mr.
Boll will give his personal attention to
the business hero. Ho is a young man of
experience aswoll as skill in his profes
sion , and associated us ho is with so well
known an architect , the now otllco will
speedily Imvo its full share of business in
that line. _ _ _
For sale cheap lots near the bridge to
parties who will build at once. Addresser
or call on J. H , Hice , No. 110 Main street ,
Council Bluffs.
At the Pacific house vou will .save from
60o to fl per day. Try it and bo con
vinced.
Phillips' IMpaa Stolen.
About 0 o'clock yesterday morning It
was discovered that thlovcs hail entered
the rear part of the residence of J , M.
Phillips , on Bluff street. They loft a
badly scorched portion of thn partition
where they had carelessly sot tire to some
papers. They had searched for all the
valuables liable to bo In that part of the
house , but walked off with only two
niorschaum pipes , leaving tlshine poles
and other valuables behind. Yesterday
afternoonone of the pipes was found in
f pawnshop and returned to the owner ,
TflE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
A Tbief Wbo dots Gold Bracelets In Flaoi
of Iron Ones.
THE INDIAN CREEK NUISANCE ,
The Fifth Ucclmcnt Hand Scores Copt
Menslincr Few Offender * For
the Police Ilulldlne on Bottom
tom Lot * A Serious Fall.
A Ilounn Hrnaklng.
The homo of J. J. Stork , No. 114 Nortl
Kirbt struct , corner of Washington ave
nue , was ycstarduy entered by a burglar
during thu absence of the family ,
It appears that thu servant , after wash
lug up the dinner dishes , loft the house
intending to bo absent about a wcotc
When shu went she left the kitchen dooi
open , but Mrs. Stork , before going out tc
spend the afternoon , discovered the dooi
oupn and closed and locked it.
This was about 1 o'clock. About 1:4 : ?
o'clock Hugh McMackun , the owner ol
the building , arrived to look after sonu
repairs to the well. Ho discovered the
family absent and the rear dooi
burstud open. Shortly after Char
lev Liebold , who runs the
saloon , No. 629 Hroadway , appeared
and had two bracelets belonging
to Airs. Stork which ho had just pur
chased from a man.
The two last named hunted up Mrs.
Stork , who on returniug homo found her
husband's clothing hail been ransacked ,
but nothing elsn was missed.
Licbold said a man entered his saloon
anil wanted to sell the gold bracelets , as
well as a gold banglcd bracelet , to him
for $ I. Ho said ho wouldn't pay | 4 , but
oflcrcd J1. Tliis was accepted and he
took the bracelets. Shortly after ho ex
amined them closely mid found Mrs.
.Stork's nntno in them. He immediately
repaired to her homo and turned them
over.
The Indian Oreok War.
The muchly disputed Indian creek
question was in court yesterday morn'me
The city attorney , with the mayor , cltj
marsh.il and others , were there to brine
to a close , if possible , this trouble that
has boon continually hanging flro.
Special Olllcor Williams testified as tc
having gotten up at 3 o'clock in the morn
ing , and "i make me a oup of coffee be
fore I go on watch , " and to the seeing ol
manure being dumped on the banks ol
the beautiful and ever fragrant , "tin
Lousy , " as it , in days gone by , was
known.
The Smith boy , in the employ of Masc
Wise , was brought forward. "Ho testi
fied as to being arrested by Special
WillLims and as to hiS instructions tc
never throw manure into the creek but
simply on the lot for It to be hauler
away later.
City Attorney Holmes attended the
prosecution while Wise acted in his own
behalf.
Wise wont on to the stand in his own
behalf and explained how ho had left the
city on a Tuesday , not returning until
Friday , and linding his manure pile had
not been hauled away. Attended to il
us soon as he could on Saturday , bul
didn't cot up as early as the special olli-
cer did who arrested his help.
The city attorney said he thought the
defendant , Wise , guilty of violating both
ordinances. Ono for throwing rubbish
upon the banksof the crcek.tho other , into
thn creek , and ho wishud to test those
two ordinances. If the defendant was
not found guilty after the cases made out
against him , the city attorney though !
that would end this kind of cases so fat
as ho was concerned.
Judge Aylesworth then reviewed the
testimony , and thought the defendant
was only guilty of piling manure upon
the banks of the creek. Ho withheld line
for the present.
The city marshal stated that Theodore
Bray had left a plea of guilty under both
ordinances , and the judge instructed him
to go for all the other ofTondorB , includ
ing laundries , butchers , etc , oto.
The now steamer Nellie Keller , jusi
launched on Lake Mnnawa by Vic ,
Keller , has been carefully Inspected bj
the citizens' committee and pronounced
staunch and perfectly safe for 100 pas
songors. The steamer is run by an engineer
gineor who does not drink a drop ol
liquor and who is licensed by the United
States government. Under all circum
stances the safety of the passengers wil
be made the first oonsideration.
Offenders.
The regulation drunks were up for dis <
posal yesterday morning.
Rather seedy and apparently without
sleep they entered the court from tlieit
cold and clammy night's abodo.
"lavo" llobiuson and A. J. Johnson ,
two employes about the Planters' house
were the first ones called to the front bj
the police magistrate. Neither of then
had a cent with which to pay their fine
Uobiuson pleaded not guilty in hopes o
getting oil , but Johnson acknowledged r
ride in the patrol wagon , which cost liin
sf8.GO , when an overload of booze accam-
pani'is it.
An Omaha printer , with a stubby rod
board and badly bloodshot oyus , was scni
down to make | 8.10 timo.
The venerable "Sport" Miller received
a fJT.GO sentence , after tbo judge had en
quired "how long do you think you'l
have to stay hero bcforo you can stoj
drinking. "
"Sport" acknowledged he could nol
answer the question and the old uum't
shaky form repaired to the jail.
"Hill" Chrlssuian booked
was as t
"rag , " the ollicers having got tired ol
this unworthy'a apnearanco on the scute
m Uayliss park. He admitted not beinu
overtaxed with business , but said ho was
in the " 10-cont business" most of the
timo. Ho had never stopped on a boned
in the park over twenty minutes am !
denied having a "bench of his own. "
The judge said ho was tired of havine
him laying around the parks "trying tc
catch onto things that gotlnougti there '
and continued his hearing until later ir
the day.
Young Brlgcs entered a case acainst
Bob Huutington , claiming assault and
battery. Huntington is city salesman
for Duquette & Co. , and ordered the
young man to do something , when mat
ters thickened and Robert bounced the
young gentleman one on the slack of his
pants. The hearing was sot for to-day ,
but the boy's father paid the costs , con <
eluding his son the aggressor.
One thousand head of ono , two and
three-year-old steers for salo. Will give
credit to reliable pantos. Enquire of A ,
J. Grcenamayor , 033 Mynster St. , tele-
The Filth lloulmnnt Rnnd ,
The members of the Fifth regiment
band have joined in a card explaining at
lougth how it was that they have been
usiug the name of Fifth regiment band.
They claim that Captain Mossimor , of the
Dodge Light Guards , is the cause of the
trouble ; that he induced them to adopt
this name , and insisted that the regular
regimental band hud dissolved , and that
ho had authority to put thorn in the place.
The band boys give numerous instances
in which they claim that Captain Mossl-
mor has grossly deceived them. They
cite the fact that ho was the ono who In
troduced aud recommended the skipping
drum major , Carbec , and that ho was the
one who ordered the uniforms for the
bund , without having any provisions for
paying for thorn. In fact the band boys
narrate a history which shows badly for
Mcssimcr. so far as his veracity Is con
ccrncd. This showing is made to shcn
the oubllo that the band is not Justl ;
to bo censured by the colonel of the reel
mcnt , as they were led into a false bone
of the situation. Thov will now ndon
some other name. Captain Alossimo
can hardly rest under the charges mad
by thn band , and will doubtless dcraani
a day In some court.
When you are in the city stop at th
Pacific house. Street cars pass the dee
every fifteen minutes for all the depots
Meals 50 ccntscach.
Bheriiinn'fi Slip.
E. Sherman has received several serious
rious injuries caused by a full.
It appears that he has been engaged ir
the erection of some houses InthoOmahi
Plateau addition and at the time of the
accident was puttinc on shingles. HI
suddenly slinprd , head first and scclnt
he was about to land on his head twistei
himself so as to strike upon his shoul
dors.
In the fall he received n fracture of :
couple of ribs as well as dislocating hi
shoulder.
J. W. and E. L. Squire lend money.
nulldlng on the Dottonn.
J. C.Colby will commence the crectioi
of about ten new cottages next week
north and west of the transfer. Thoj
will cost about $3,000 each and before
operations begin they will bo sold t <
actual residents.
THE KING OF THE BONIN ISLAND
Itoinamlc Career of a
Adventurer.
Boston Globe : In 1821 Savory , born it
Massachusetts , sailctl for the Sand
wich islands , which ho believed , a
ho wrote his family , offered the bes
opening in the world for an enterurlsim
young man. Kamuhamcha III. had jus
come to the throne , and was thought u
be favorable to Americans , while his lib
crality was proved by his changing tin
despotism of his ancestors into a const !
ttuional government. His subjects' hat
voluntarily discarded their idols i
movement , perhaps , unparalleled in tin
world's history and they were now literally
orally without n religion , and ready , ai
the event proved , to accept Amoricai
missionaries and American trade , Nev
England rum and other demoralizing iu
Iluunces included.
Savory speedily ingratiated hirnscl
with the kintr , who gave him some son
of tenure of thu island of Mowee , abou
500 square miles in nxtont. the arabli
portion of which was tilled by native ten
ants. Ho was one of the first to introduce
-duce , on a largo soalo , the raising o !
sugar.
In regard to his domestic life there ii
some conflicting testimony. It was generally
orally believed by his old acquaintances
nearly all of whom arc gone , that hi
married the daughter of ono of the chief
of the Sandwich islands , the sovereignty
of which he inherited. This is a cor
rupted version of subsequent transac
lions at the Benin islands. The trull
would seem to be that according to na
live custom as well as that of thn oh
bible patriarchs , ho "took" a daughtei
of the hereditary chief of one of the isl
ands , who was in the rctinuo of the
queen's ladies. Shu had a daughter who
bccainu queen of Kamliuamoha IV.
Savory had boon on the i.slands thret
years , when in 1827 some complication !
In his former business recalled him to In
dia. The English ship Blossom , Captain
Beechy , was at Honolulu bound for Can
ton , and in her ho took passage. Nothing
occurred to break the monotony of a I'ju
cilic voyage till ono morning 111 n. lat ,
U0 ° and o. long. 142 , land wuodiscoveriu :
by Savory , not laid down on the chart
which , on making harbor , was found tc
bo the northernmost of two islands nov
known as Peel and South islands , or col
lectively the Archbishop or Benin islands
Having arranged Ins matters in India IK
returned to colonize the newly discoverei
islands , which , ho declared , were unsur
passed for beauty , fertility , delightful
climate , line and abundant water and ex
cellent harbors. And ho was determined
in spite of England to take possession o
them and exorcise , at least , squatter sov
ereignty.
Ho pcrsuadod a hundred natives and i
respectable number of Europeans am
Americans to join him on his first voyage
for which ho purchased a largo and well
found ship. Such glowing account
wore sent back by the colonists to the !
friends in the Sandwich Islands tha
quite a tide of emigration set in.
He took possession of Pool Island
which ho found entirely uninhabited
and it was not till after his arrival fron
the Sandwich Islands with his secoiu
installment of colonists that ho visitui
South island. This , to his surprise , h
found inhabited by a tribe similar ii
form , complexion and features to th
Sandwich Islanders , they were by csti
mation 1,000 in number , and were gov
erned by n despotic chief. The discover
proved ol great and permanent importance
anco to Savory , and caused an cutir
change of programme in his pluus for tu
future.
Ho considered that his hold on Pool is
land would bo but weak if Englam
should think it desirable to exercise juris
diction over it , while she would hard ! ;
presume to trouble South island , ovc
which ownership and sovereignty wcr
already established. Accordingly , wit
the consent of the king , \vlio had a strini
of numcj , the lirst of which was Hugolu
ho , and u few of his trusty followers
came over from Pool island , a distance o
about ono degree of latitude , and settlui
down as loyal subjects of his copper-col
ored majusty. Savory at once bent al
his energies , backed by his great wealth
to civilize the natives and improve thoi
condition in every possible way.
Meanwile , our future kintr was rapid1 !
gaining favor with old Hugolo , and
almost as as a matter of course , marrici
his daughter , his only child , and heires
to the foe and sovereignty of the island
This , however , was vested absolutely it
her husband. The death of her father
about 1840 , gave Savory the title , whicl
he cyer after bore , of ' 'king of the Bonii
islands , " the plural being justified 01
the ground that Hugolo always claiinut
nominal jurisdiction ever Pool island
aud o.xercisud som authority , througl
Savory , over the colonists there , most ol
whom were induced to remove to Soutl
island after his accession.
fc In 1835 or thereabouts our king sallct
again to the San'dwich islands , leaving
a trusty friend , an American , as resrunt
There ho mot Walter M. Gibson , Kula
kaua's late prime minister , whose life
hud been as eventful and romantic as
his own. Gibson was u Mormon , am
wunt to the islands as a delegate anti
missionary from Utah with plenty of the
saints' money in his pocket. This he
concluded to use fox his own advantage
rather than Briglmm Young's. Ho and
Savory concocted the magnificent scheme
of uniting all the Paciho islands under
ono government , tho.machlne , of course.
to torun by thomfelves ; and they &eti\- \
ally fitted out a vessel and spent a yeai
or two roaming over the ocean from
island to island with the view of gaining
the co-oporation of the various native
chiefs. But as they could not Indu"o
them to see it in that lcht | the project
was abandoned , and the aaTonturors re
turned to Honolulu.
Sad news awaited Savory o/i his arrival.
which darkened all hU subsequent life.
Several Malay pirate vessels had not
long before made a descent on the island.
anu thdlr crows amounting to mor'o than
100 men , armed to th < weth , proceeded
to burn and rob and commit every s.em ol
depredation. In spite of his army clone
company of Infantry , they U > ok hli wiTo
and three children prisoners and escaped ,
Ho spared no pain ? for yearn ip search
ing for thorn , but could not obtain the
eligutcst IntoUJgeiuo of ( he frisgae.ru 01
their captors. Affcr a time ho married
another native , woman , a relative of his
first wlfc.by whom ho bad thrco children ,
all daughters , who are still living , or
were at n recent date , though wo presume -
sumo all claim to royalty has lauscd.
Indeed , ten . years before his death
Savory saw that the old native despotic
forms were not in accordance with the
fcolings of his subjects , nor with the
spirit uf the increased civilization of the
natives , and of his own notion ho gave
them u representative government and
the privilege of buying their land hold
ing in fee. He bucamn very wealthy ,
thus fullilling the prcdictiou he made
when he loft homeas / a cabin-boy , that
ho would yet be able to drive with a
coach and six. Ills last letter home pro
posed to remit money home to bo in
vested for his relatives and also to scud
on his daughters to bo educated. But he
died suddenly in 1879 , before ho had
time to carry out his plans.
ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY
Cor , 5th Ave. & 7th St. , Council Bluffs ,
One of the best Educational Institu
tions in the west. Boarding and day
school conducted by the Sisters of Char
ity , B. V. M.
Board and tuition for a term of five
months , $75. For further particulars
address SISTER SUPERIOR ,
St. Francis Acedemy ,
Council Blufls , la.
JOHN V. BTONE. JACOB SIMS
STONE & S/MS ,
Attorneys at Law *
Practice in the State and Federal Cour t
Rooms 7 and S Shugurt-Beno Block.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
-AND
FINE POTTERY.
Prices Very Low ,
W. S. HOMER & Co. ,
SO. S3 MA1X ST. ,
COVXCIL MLUlfJfS , IA :
Off Uht Titlil * Ump Ii CB
_ lutld * of lorict ,
YIELDS TO EVERY MOVEMENT OF THE WEARER.
Ontne to the UliQOMtt EUftTIUTr of tha cloil , ( nrli ) , |
mir patrntHn cr riclu-helr ) will nt pfrffftlv tli-t
tlmeworn Rrqulrm no birnlclUK In. O'lET ntlt'RMil )
t'fjfi < ! ; ? , ' ? r ' . " 'is * nrn "n in > * "not fou * ' " " m °
PKltFKCT KI'J TI&0. 1IKAI/THFU1.
anil < ' < mir < > rtul > lr Corfct ever worn. Kola by nil
- .
UICOTTY HUOU. . Chlcnvo , 111.
OR NO PAY.
OUR MAGIG REMEDY
PosmvEtiY CORE Atiii
DISEASES OF RECENT on Loxa
STANDING IN FKOM FIVH
TO TEN DAYS.
NO OTHER REMEDY ON EARTH
Will In All Cases Cure This Disease.
Blnenthehl'torr of medicine A true Snoolflc for
Syphilitic DUraic lm been i nKht fur but never
found until thedlacnveij ojour MAU1C UKMKHV.
We ha\c every reuon to nelleve thst It Is IHO-
lutely unknown tu any physician , specialist ur cheuv
lit Hi Ing , either In this or I lie ol J world.
It wmdisco\cred hy mere arclJent thirteen years
moliyl man nt no financial me ii tint n natural
chemist , who only nsfd It la a quiet way In e.isi'l
coming to Ills notice wlieie itTercrs could KOI no
relief"hoiiithtliorniialili- ereiy Known ieni-
cdy utirt cuiplpylnz tie must skillful phylclms In
thfland , who liml ultimately pronounced these caaei
"riioremcdy " here advertised Ins liecn guards I with
the Utmost secrecy ilnce III < llse < erv. imtllavear
acn. wlieiittituclifiiilii dledpi * } ! , J5 lie , il aj h d
heen , and the original formula i > urcna ed or mi
wtdoir Tills In hifef It the true ItUtory uf this moil
Wonderful llemeilv.
THE CMOK KKMEDV CO. thcrefoM luvepossci-
ln'i of tlie onlv medicine In the world that will cur J
thl Dreadeil Iiltease In nil III forms.
They are Justlflrd In till" slutimeit for the reaion
that the latest medical works , pubilahed by the licit-
kii < i nVuthorltle . sai there U no true tpcclilc.
We itr now r Ime a Tnu SrKMifio ONE THAT
JUS NKTZH F ILKt ) .
1 hose who ha\e employed * veiy other known rcni'
ed > wltliont tienellti should glvsua a trial. Nucur *
no pay , and no expen'C to patient In any war.
Vffl 'X * 3T4OX1. S VXjSl *
We do nt nell the liemedj , or lend It out , under
anv elrcumitiincei.
We will treat all tige of thli disease at our nil
reni ry , or at the patlent'i res'dencc either Iu
Omaha 01 elsewhere In uuei wucro the patient la
unable to come to ui.
' lcl In attend-
W have Itoftulnr I'hy u
nct > who Is a vrnilnntti ol ii-veral colleeei
and hat hud over 35 J * ' rtW\tSP'n \ .
Ir WE Fill. TO erni. THK COOKlUCMEpY CO.
WIlHiEFUKB ILL ( IVrANfl PiY I.VflBC StriNIB
ixrURKBD IN visiTixu UM MIA , whether the distance
be ten or len thousand intlen.
Onr centracts will bo endorsed by a reiponilble
person and to the entire ittlsfacllua of patients.
( lid chronic cases ef Uonorrhva and Gleet perma
nently cured , ai If bj mafic , Iu TO dayi.
This Remedy ncti Immediately upon the nlood ,
remoInz from thu lystem e\ err trace of poison.
Fever Horn * , llloo , KriintlniK , Ser
Bliiuth , llrtlr-Fnlllnc. mxl ull Skin Oil-
Banes cured In a marnlotuly nliort time.
Nil otbcr known lleinudy In the v , arm caa do In ill
months what we guannti to do In two weeks
All we u k Is a trial Do NOT rnnnKr THAT \ri
griRANTKi ! A cfRK o NO rAT. Ni > Specialist 01
Phjslcian will do this. You know from past r perl
ence. If vou are one of the afflicted. These hhysl
clam know they huve no remedy with which tliej
CAV cure all Chronlo Gaiei of Syphilis , and will , as
matter of course , > a > It Is ImpuiMulc to effect a per
manent cure. But defy any of them to bring us
case tint we will not I'tire permanently In * shorter
time than Ii required for tlinmoit recent caseiwltb
anv other knnun reme-lyliith * world ,
rurrc ponden > 'e unil crlllctl InvotlKOtlnn solic
ited both so to our Aninclal ttandlng and \ eractty.
Address
COOK REMEDY CO. ,
OMAHA. NP.mtASKA.
rilriX l T , HOOU 17 , HsULilAN HUILDINU.
EDUCATIONAL.
PENNSYLVANIAMIUTARV
ACADEMY.
CHE3TEH. 26th ywirop jns 8KPTBMUUU II.
A MlT.ltAmTc6LF.KaB.
DEGREES IN CIVIL BNOINBKUING ,
_ CUKMISTHY , AHCHITBCTUUK , AIITS.
Preparatory Course's. Thorough Technical
JJLPrfc- All Depurtnieqts conducted by able
VHOFESaQBH. Military system second only to
f W of U. H , M. A. Annuals of Lieut , B T. Hurt-
lett , nps Sherman ATO. , City : or Chlof Pay-
tnUtors OflSce , ArmrU adnuartera.
COfI THRO. HYATT President.
pftEEHOLI ) INSIlTUTK-Freebold , New
i , Jl'ieyT4th year. Prepares for Princeton ,
> ale , Columbia , liarrard , and for Iuslne8.
Key. A. Q/ChanlDcrs. A. M , Principal.
Mirrin Park Military Acadimy
A flrrt-olass. gnarllsh , Classical nnd Conmof-
cJalboUopl. Bend for Catalogue.
MORGAN PARK. COOK CO. . ILLINOIS ,
Illinois Conservatory of Music
Uniurcaiied adrantatai In all Department ! of
Vuilc , Lturttur * . Mortip languages , Klocullon. ,
AaiiusE.iYBUJ LAJU > , BttPl. , J CU ttTm , lit
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
Special adrortUementi , such u Lost , Fount
Vo Loan , For Sale , To lltnl , Wants , Bonrdlnt
te. ( will bolnsertad In this column nt th lot
ratoof TENCENTSPim LINK forthfirst loser
Insertion. Loare adro-lliemcnt * nt our offlci
No. 13 Pearl slrcct , ni.ir Broadway , Counol
Plugs.
WAKTg.
W > NTnf-brie coo'knnii onodl"slivfn5h'cTn
Bcolt hoiiso , North Main street.
WANTED ( Jlrl to do general housework Ii
snwll family. Mrs. K. O.UIeason , 421 Uloi
Rvcnuo.
A Rood girl for oook. Apply n
once to Mrs. J. B. Mcl'horson , No. 129
Pierce street.
Oil SALE-On easy terms or will trade to
city property , a complete stock of furnl
ttire. gtorei , also btilldlnir. It Is situated :
miles cast on Wnbath railroad. Good town i ni
opposition. Good rcaaons for selling. Poe
sosulon trlvcn nt once. Will Inyolco about $3,500
Cnll or address Merchant , iKS Broadway , Coun
oil IllulTa.
> 'OK SALE OR THADR.-For Conncll Illuff
property 40,000 acres of Iowa and Nc
braska land. J. K. lllce.110 Mam St. Councl
Bluffs.
WILL sell two carriages on Ion ? time or wll
trade for horsoi. William Lewis.
HOTEL FOR RENT.
The futtor hotino In Missouri Valley : fur
nlshcd nret-class tlirotiphmit and with a Inrpi
business established. Will bo rented on llbern
terms to responsible parties. Cnll tm or ad
dicss HUGH PKKOY ,
Mlssoutl Valley.
OFFICER A PUUEY ,
coo Broadway , Council BliilTs.Iowa.
Established 1857.
Has a complete line of
Hi i lint
r.nrife hnts hi white , blnck and all colors. Put
tern bonnotg , hum and toques , aipeclaltr.
No 1511 Uouglm at , Omaha.
Creston House ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel in the City
with Fire Escape.
Electric Call Bells.
Accommodation * Flrht Claim ,
And Kales RcaHonaulc
Max Mohn , Proprietor
C. B. ALLEN ,
Engineer , SurveQrMapPuUtsher ; ,
Over Tfo. 12 Xorth Main St.
Mnps , of cltloa nnd counties
BSTAIiblSHEDlPOS
D. H. McDANELD & COMPANY ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts ,
WOOL , AMD runs.
Highest Market Prices. Promjt
Returns.
820 and 822 Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa.
7 ? . S. BARNETT ,
Justice of the Peace ,
416 liroadway , Council Bluffs.
Refers to any bank or business house in the
city. Collections a specialty.
JV. SCHUltZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office over American Express.
No. 419 BROADWAY
Finest Landaus
Coaches and Hacks in City.
WILLIAM WELCH ,
OFFICES !
No. 418 Broadway The Manhattan ,
Telephone No. 83
Na. 615 Main Street , Telephone No , 9
LATEST NOVELTIES
Iu Amber ,
TovtoiseShell
etc.Hair On
nnnicnts , as
well aa the
newest nov
elties in hair
goods.
Hair poods
inadeto order
Mrl. crt. Gillette
! 9 Mnln St. . Couucil ttluffs , Iowa. Out
) f town work solicited , and all mail
jrders promptly attended to ,
Star Sale Stab/es / and Mule Yards
Jroadway , Council llluffs , Opp. Dummy Depot
Horses and mules constantly on hand
or sale at retail or in car load lots.
Jrders promptly filled l > y contract on
ihort notice. Stock sold on commission
Telephone 114. SIII.UTKU& HOI.KY.
Opposite Dummy Dejpot , Counci blulia
HARKNESS BROS. ,
401
BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CLOSING OUT ALL
Summer Dress Goods , White Goods
Parasols , Gloves , Mitts , Hosiery , Etc. , Etc.
OTJPI
CARPETS ,
Are Large and Well Selected
Our Patterns are Choice and Quality the Besttf
New Goods are arriving and invite
inspection
A FULL LINE OF
Curtains ,
CURTAIN DRAPERIES ,
SHADING ETC. , ETC ,
Work Done by Competent Workmen.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended To
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
N. B. Special attention given all orders by
mail.
BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OP
Pianos and Organs
Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to
call on ws.
. .
IitstrurncntR Tuned mid Repaired. We never Tail to give ( mlUfacllon.
.
Over SO year * ' Experience in Piano and Organ Work.
Swanson Music Co.
No. 329 Broadway , Council Blufla , Iowa
BECHTELE'S ' NEW HOTEL ,
Best $2.00 a day house in the west.
LOCATION , THE BEST , FIRST CLASS TABLE , SAMPLE ROOMS and
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES !
Kegular : Boarders : : Keducerl : : Kates.
NO. 336 & 338 Broadway , council Bluffs.
No. 201 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A C'O.MI MTI ; : As
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Both Domestic and Foreign ,
BEST LIGHT LIVERY
INT
The lincht of driving horses ahvuvt * on
land und fur sale by
MASE.WISE , .
REAL ESTATE ,
Vacant Lots , Lands , City Iteiidnncni hiij
t-urms. Aero property In western puit of city
All tullltiif cheap.
B. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent ,
lloora 0 , over Officer It I'usey'e liunk , Couuc (
Ulull * .
