6 ( THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 3 , 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE NO. 12 , I'KAUIj BTHKKT.
Delivered by cnrrlrr In any part of the city at
twenty cents per week.
II. W TILTOV. . . . Malinger.
TKl.ri'IIONKS :
Hf iNr. B OrficK , No. 43.
NlOHT KtllTUU NO. 21.
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MINOR MKNTIO.V.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Roitcr , tailor , Full goods chcnp.
"Little Hossl" The best 5c cigar in
the city. Troxoll Bros. , iiKimts.
A child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Sohn Busch
tiled-on TueBdiiy night after a short ill-
11CH3.
11CH3.Kddlc Brooks , fcon of cx-Policcinmi
Brooks , hud hin bund badly bitten in
trying to separate two dogs , which were
lighting.
Frank M. Gnult , with n party of
friends from the other Hide of the "Big
Muddy , " wont down the road yesterday
on a hunting expedition.
A petition is being circulated in Kane
nnd Lewis townships , asking the board
of supervisors to improve the road be
tween lake Manawa and this city. <
Mrs. George A. Koolino , assisted by
the Misses Oliverentertain the Hpibco-
iml social at the residence of Mrs. Kcc-
iine , on Park avenue , this evening.
It is wild upon good authority that at
tempts have been made during the
registry just closed , to inipoit votes
from Omaha , and that a Imtch of llftcen
fiiili'd to go through for the reason that
they had not been long enough in the
county.
Permit to marry was yesterday
granted to Matthias Clawi-onof Omaha ,
and Delia Hoynton. of tliis city ; Jacob
Oliver and Amy .T. Williams , the former
of sit. John , Harrison county , the lady
from Hockford , la. ; George Matlar and
Annie Gray , both of Omaha ; John Nor-
gard and Alary Jensen , both of this city.
Articles of incorporation were yester
day Hied for the organi/.ation of the
Wcir-Shugart company , which buccccds
the well known hou o of Shugart , Wtiito
& Woia. The capital stock of the new
company in $ ( ' > 0OUO , and it is composed
of D. F. Phel'ps , of Monmouth , 111. ; E.
L. Shugart , U. B. Wnito , F. Weir.F.K. .
Davis.
Messrs. Odcll & Bryant have pur
chased the hardware stuck of W. A.
Wood , at 601 Main street. They are
both experienced hardware men , the
former having been for a long lime in
the SmmoiiB Hardware company , of St.
Louis. Besides this experience they
will bring into their business an en
ergy which will not only make their in
vestment hero a successful one , but
prove a desirable addition to the busi
ness circles of our city. .
Yesterday afternoon a well known
business man was noticed to bo acting
strangely as ho walked along Broad way.
Ho had in his hand some money , and as
ho passed Main street ho threw down
upon the sidewalk a $ " 0 gold piece. Ho
walked right on , and Captain Anderson ,
of the merchants police picked up the
coin , and hastened after him. Ho
thought the man miiht bo drunk , but ho
found that ho wasiiot in that condition ,
but seemed to bo out of his head. The
man soon rallied , and came to a realiza
tion , and then made the strange state
ment that ho occasionally had such a
queer feeling , that ho did not know for
a few moments what ho was doing. Ho
has been in rather poor health , but had
only had a few such attacks as this , and
, then only at wide intervals , they lasting
but a few minutes.
J. W. and K. L. Squire lend money.
"Lot Her Go Gallagher , " "Little
Boss. " Best live cent cigar in the city.
Troxell Bros. , agents.
E. II. Sheafo loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidential. Olllco , COO Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up stairs. *
Punched the Preacher.
The matrimonial affairs of the Logan
preacher , Rev. Mr. Gillinghnm , htivo
been quite thoroughly aired by the di
vorce proceedings which were had in
court , and which wore fully reported at
the time. As the wife was a Council
BlulTs young lady there has been con
siderable interest felt in the case
among her friends hero , who have nat
urally sympathized with her. and have
rejoiced that the case was decided in
her favor. Yesterday the atTair crept
into a littlq more notoriety. The
preacher is said to have been writing
rather insulting letters to the lady and
this so stirred the indignation of one of
her relatives that when the preacher
came to town the relative could not
keep his hands off from him. The
clerical hat was knocked olTOhis head ,
and the brief round resulted in his
being suddenly worsted , though not
seriously injured. The avenging rela
tive promptly wont before a magistrate
and pleaded guilty to assault , paid his
line , nnd the matter dropped. The par-
eon will doubtless bo in no haste to in
terview his relatives-in-law hero again.
The Clock Kxliibitlnn.
As a work of meritorious art , the
great Time Indicator , opened yesterday
at 330 Broadway , is worth many times
the price of admission. To see such a
novel construction , so .perfect and regu
lar in its workings that men of largo ex
perience in mechanical work stand
amazed and wonder will (111 ( a niche in
one's mind with a thought that must
last forever. Crowds of people called to
see the wonder yesterday- and wore
shown the inside works , consisting of
wires , cogs , images , and , in Juot , a book
full of wonders. The proprietor said the
doors will be open from " to 4 in the af
ternoon to accommodate ladies and chil
dren. _
The finest line of pon-pons , banner
rods , banner ornaments , etc. , in the
city ut "Domestic" olllce , 105 Main
ttreot.
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Personal Paragraph * .
FrankWillard left for Chicago' last
evening.
William Campbell , of Siloara , Mo. , is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Dr. Montgomery has gone to
Chicago to visit friends for-a week.
Mr. W. A. Wood is in Colorado at
tending to his extensive stock interests.
Mr. A. Murray , of Loisy , 111. , one of
the owners of the Ogden house , is in the
city.Oscar
Oscar Kiplinger , Harry Hardin nnd
Nalu Phillips start this morning for
Fremont county 011 a hunt of several
days.
II , J. Wnndorcook , m ongor on the
Chicago , MUwankeo A ; St. Paul , has
been presented by his Manilla friends
with an elegant lantorn.
J. D. Johnson , who has hail charge ol
the construction of the. Mnimwa motoi
line , now goes to hi.s old liuno in .New-
ton , la. , fora week's stay. Hu oxpcctt
to return , and stick by the enterprise
'
' until it is all in. good running'condl-
.tlon. _
Look out for BIG BARGAIN'S in Call
forniii fruity next Saturday ut Troxoli
Bro'n. .
THE SCHOOL FOR DEAF MUTES ,
The Recent Changes nnd Sconce
Nbt'od In a Brief Visit
MAKING READY TO VOTE.
Tolling IMners , Clerk * nml
Nnnicil A 1'rcnclicr TlminpiMl On
Account of Family Trouble
jiiw Cane.
Sccncfl nl the College.
Through the courtcny of Chief Engi
neer Teinpleton , of the fire department ,
a BKI : reporter was ycstonlny treated tea
a ride to the deaf and dumb'institute ,
where some of the firemen were at work
pumping out the reservoir. Seated behind -
hind one of Mane Wise's fly era the in
tervening three miles were soon trnv-
ers-ed , and the neatly kept grounds of
the institution were at hand. The first
place visited was the artificial pond ,
which had just been pumped out by the
"Blull City" ' steamer. This pond is sup
plied witli water from the artesian well
and furnishes ice for the institution.
Workmen were getting ready to remove
the sediment , and thus insure the purity
of next winter's supply. The bottom of
the pond was fairly alive with a wig
gling lot of lonesome catlish , from six to
eighteen inches in length. The ciuan-
tity of minnows taken out was almost in
credible. A largo barrel was filled to
overflowing with them , and men were
trying to keep them alive by pouring
fresh water upon them. In a pile near
by were about two bushels more , and
the ground all around there was cov
ered with them. A largo number of the
snialler ones had been taken up by
suction of the engine and thrown out
through the ho'-o , Generosity is one of
the marked attributes of the people of
that vicinity and the visitors were
urged to help thoinsolvoSj and to carry
away more than the traditional twelve
baskets full.
After looking over the outside ar
rangements , the visitors were guided to
the main building. Here were shown ,
on the ground lloor , the kitchen , store
room , rooms of domestics , bath rooms ,
and all appertaining to the housekeep
ing arrangements. The second lloor
contains thoolllces , parlors , class rooms ,
reading rooniSj evening study rooms ,
etc. On the third lloor are the younger
pupils' sleeping rooms , and on the fourth
lloor , the older ones. The hospital is
pleasantly situated and has but few oc
cupants. All contagious diseases arc
treated in a remote part of the building ,
and nothing is left undone to promote
the sanitary condition of the institu
tion.
Everywhere the most scrupulous
cleanliness prevails , and the pupils
wear happy and contented expressions.
The school building is situated just back
of the main building , and here the
pupils are graded as in the public
schools. In the school the boys and
girls mingle together in common'butin
the iniiiii building each have their re
spective whiff , the girls in the cast ,
and the boys in the west.
LEighteen teachers arc required in
the various departments , under the
charge of .Prof. VVyekolV. In the art
rooms are several paintings and pencil-
ings , in various stages of completion.
Much talent is shown by bomo of the
artists in shading and coloring. In the
center of the main building are shown
some works of art , executed by the pu
pils , evidencing sulllcient talunt on the
part of the artists to win fame iind for
tune for the youthful possessors if given
opportunity for further culture aud ex
perience.
There are at present in the institu
tion about 250 pupils , the boys being
considerably in the majority. It is an
interesting spectacle to sco them at the
dinner hour , as they enter the dining
room. All are orderly and neatly
dressed , nnd can communicate with
each other as readily and intelligently
as their more fortunate brothers and sis
ters who are not denied the power of
speech. The little ones enjoy the same
games as speaking children , and are as
capable of advancement and fine educa
tions as any others , By means of the
sign language the mutes communicate
with each other with extraordinary rap
idity , but its use is discountenanced , as
it is impossible to teach orthography
and grammar except by the use of the
manual alphabet.
The management is under the super
intendence of Hon. Henry W. Rothert ,
who has been in charge since the lirst
of September. This gentleman is striv
ing to make the institution as homelike
as possible , and is meeting with the
greatest success. There is no feature of
an asylum about the grounds , but sim
ply an educational institution , where
the mutes of this state can obtain the
best Instruction from the best teachers ,
advantages that could not be obtained
for them were they scattered at their
various homes all over the state.
After accepting the hospitable invita
tion of the superintendent to dine with
him , the , lordly chief of the lire laddies
and the humble news gatherer
were still further shown about
the grounds until a return
to the city was imperative. But it
seemed that the day's fun hadn't com
menced. Just as they were approach
ing the buggy , the horse turned a curi
ous look upon them , and apparently be
coming satisfied from the distended ap
pearance of the engineer's vest , that
something was wrong , broke from his
fastenings with a terrific jump , and ,
after distributing the buggy over a
couple of acres of lawn , rapidly disap
peared in the direction of homo. It
will never bo known when the unfortu
nate travelers would have appeared
again in the BlulTs , had not a good
Samaritan in the form of Denny Glca-
fion happened along with his buggy and
brought them in. The horse was found
tied to u tree on Main street , but the
harness had vanished into thin air , or
n vacant lot. A council of war was hold
and it was decided to charge the smash
to the good things of the superintend
ent's table , but it wouldn't work , so the
C. 1 \ I ) , will give up his proposed trip
to Nebraska City , and the Bici : man will
hereafter gather honey on his own
street corner.
Pantsl
Just received , a largo now stock of
pants goods , on which special bargains
are now offered , nt prcpont reduced
prices. Pants made to order can be had
as cheap as ready mado.
Hoiter , the Tailor ,
No. S10 Broadway.
A KlK I'rUo For You !
A combination sowing mnchino nnd
writing desk worth $75.00 nnd a 815.00
Moquetto ring , nil lor OXK DOLLAII.
Ono liundrcd tickets will bo sold nt SI
each. Drawing to take place Nov. 10th.
Thlb is u bqimrro deal. Call at ' Domes
tic" oilico , 103 Main street and sco.
Common Council.
The common council mot yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of considering
matters demanding immodinto atten
tion. .Tho grading of Broadway fram
Twelfth street to the river was lot. Mr.
Callahan was awardciUho contract from
Twelfth j Twenty-UUh &ti'eota ftt 35
contfi per lineal foot. II. E. Owen had
submitted two bonds in separate envel
opes , but no bid. Two tillldnvjts were
introduced showing that the bid was
prepared and supposed to bo in one en
velope , but , through mistake , it was
thrown into the waste basket , where it
was afterward found. This bid was up
on that portion from Twenty-first street
to the river , at 35 cents per lineal foot.
Mr. Owen was awarded this contract.
Some time ago the water company
submitted propositions for the relocate
ing of sixteen hydrants in the eastern
and northern partof the city and laying
pipe upon the streets. Those were ac
cepted and the contract mado.
The council resolved itself into com
mittee of the whole to relocate the elec
tric towers where their present location
is not the best possible to bo had. They
were conveyed to the points in question ,
but , other matters arising which must
bo considered in the same relation , no
definite result was reached.
A meeting of the Law and Order
league of this county will bo held at the
opera hou o in Avoca this evening. The
meeting will bo in the nature of a rally ,
and will bo addressed by Dr. 1'hrlps ,
of the Presbvtorian church , and Hev.
W. II. M. llees. of the Methodist
church of Council BlulTs.
It IH
But a fact. You can get an elegant up
holstered rocker , sparing scat and onus
for nothing , 105 Main St.
A Ifonvy Iji > gnl llnttle.
The case of Deere , Wells & Co. against
Saglcy has been attracting much atten
tion in the district court of Mills county ,
the trial of the case having occupied
about a week at Glcnwood. Bagloy was
engaged in business at Tabor , and also
nt Iloldrege , Nob. Ho was widely known
and had an extensive business , but
financial troubles came , and Deere ,
Wells & Co. . to secure their claim of
about $8,000 , attached the goods. As an
olTset Bagloy claims $23,000 damages on
account of the needless destruction of
his credit by the issuing of the attach
ment. There was a daz/.ling array of
legal luminaries in the trial of the case ,
and the jury had the privilege of listen
ing to six speeches. The plaintiff was
represented by Charles M. Harl , Colonel
Sapp of this city , McCabe of Shonnn-
doah , and Williams & Genung of Glen-
wood. The defense was cared for by
Major Anderson , .John Y. Stone and
Mr. Lothrop , of Sioux City. The case
was given to the jury on Tuesday eve
ning.
Self rising buckwheat , fourteen cents
a package , two for twenty-live cents.
Troxell Bros.
Money to loan. Cooper & Judson.
OVKKCOATIX1SI
Greatly reduced in price so you can save
$10.00 to $15.00 on a coat , far butter and
cheaper than you can buy ready made.
Roller , the Tailor ,
No. 310 Broadway.
Preparing For Election.
The following polling places , judges
, nd clerks have been selected for the
ilection next Tuesday :
First Ward At Hammer & Moomnw's
nice , corner Broadway and Stutsman streets ,
udges , T. H. Connors , Bert Shculy , John
iooth. Clerks , E. J. Abbott , Ken Hugg.
Second Ward At thu auditor's ofllce in the
ity building. Judges , A. T. Whittlesey ,
sauo Denny , James Mithen. Clci Us , Ellas
3. Sears , John Wagner.
Third ward-At the office of W. L. Biggs ,
OS South Main street. Judges : G. F.
iiulth , J. Sullivan , John Green. Clerks :
Juries A. Gilmore , L. Swcariugcn.
Fourth ward. First precinct At barber
hop. 535 Broadway. Judges : F. A. Cono-
vcr , Peter Tholl , M. O'Koyle , Clerks : A.
Vheeler , H. O. P. Oblingor.
Fourth ward , Second precinct At the
Ccllcy bouse , 1213 South Main street.
Tuilgcs : M. DcGront , T. L. Smith , C.
Vesley. Clerks : T. C. Jackson , C.
Mitchell.
Kane township , outside the city limits
At dwelling house known as the D. B. Clark
louse on Franklin nvcnuo. Judges : Hobcrt
Ireen , Daniel Hoffman , William Jeffries.
Merits : J. 13. Allen , B A. Bonham.
Best mince meat , thrco pounds for
.wonty-live . cents. Troxoll Bros.
Every ono making a cash purchase of
2o cents at T. D. King & Go's , cigar
store gets a chance in the annual prize
drawing. Twenty elegant prizes.
List your property with Cooper &
Judbon , No. IliO Main st.
JLow SalnricH Wanted.
To the Voters and Taxpayers of Pot-
awattamio County , Iowa : While the
two old political parties' candidates are
making their annual tour of observation
vnd hand-shaking among the dear
xjoplo in the name of retrenchment and
cform , wo , the union labor party can-
lidates , if elected , will petition the next
ogislaturo to have all salaries reduced
to an amount not exceeding $1,200 not
aside from clerk hire. Believing the
otllcials nro the representatives of the
Dcoplo , wo as their servants demand a
icaling down of county salaries to con-
brm with the scaling down of labor's '
productions. G. W. ROIIINSON ,
JOHN SHOUT.
W. E. Mounts.
Starch , seven cents per pound , three
pounds for twenty cents , ut Troxell
Bros.
For bejt quality coal and wood , call on
ilcason , 20 Pearl street.
Fine white clover honey , eighteen
cents per pound at Troxoll Bros.
Sncnketl From a Sleeper.
C. A. Snooks , who is employed at the
ity mills , awoke yesterday morning to
find himself the victim of sneak Ihieves ,
who had enlcred his residence on Myri-
ster street during the night. His sleep
had been so sound that ho know nothing
of Ihoir doings , until ho began looking
for his pantaloons and other clothing.
With the pantaloons had been taken
about $10 cash , a pair of now shoes , a
shirt and a hat. The thief evidently
was inlont on getting equipped through
out.
Ono thousand head of one , two and
three-year-old steers for sale. Will give
credit to reliable parties. Enquire of
A. J. Greomunayer , 623 Mynster St. ,
telephone 121.
Raisins London layers , eighteen
cents per pound at Troxell Bros.
Wadswortli , Etnyro & Co. , 230 Main
street , make reliable abstracts of prop
erty in Pottawallamio county.
For Sale Cheap Lots near the bridgOf
to parties who will build nt once. Ad
dress or call on J. R. Rice , No. 110
Main street Council BJufts.
Result of the lleslstry.
The registry offices in the various
wards closed last evening at 8 o'clock.
The result gives 004 voters -to the First
ward , 094 to the Second , COO to the
Third ; 720 to the First precinct of the
Fourth , and 302 to the Second precinct
'of the Fourth. The total number regis
tered is 3,319 ujfuiust 2,002 lust , year.
The school censiitt is corl'oboratod in
showing that Council BlulTs has gained
4MK ( ( or 6,000 people during the past
year. The now registry law requires
that each voter shall appear personally
for registration , hud the number was
undoubtedly smaller on that account
than it would otherwise have been.
Considering the strlngoncy of the law
the showing is very good.
.
George Madcr and Annie Grnfborth ,
of Omaha , were yesterday united in
marriage , at the magisterial parlors of
Justice Schurz.
Mrs. II. Friedman , who has been vis
iting with her sister in DCS Molnes for
the past three weeks , has retu.ncd
home.
At tlie Junction.
Detroit Free Press ; The four of us
was put off at Wayne Junction the other
day to wait for the train on the Flint
& Pero Mnrquotto road two women
and two men. None of us wore ac
quainted , and we had an hour and uhalf
to wait at a railroad crossing. There
was a dreary-looking waiting-room , 12x
12 , and there was a platform 00 feet
long by 8 broad. The scenery consisted
of
Ono water tank.
Ten freight ears.
Two fields.
Five telegraph poles.
Ono pile of lumber.
As the train left us I saw the two
women closely surveying each other
from hat to shoes. Each seemed to re
gard the other with suspicion and dis
trust. They entered the waiting-room
and sat down , getting as far from each
other as possible. The one dressed in
brown seemed to bo saying to herself ,
"Good lands ! but what taste that
woman hnsl Who ever saw any one
mix such colors together before ? If she
is going to the lunnlic asylum she should
have an attendant along. Such persons
are dangerous. "
And the one dressed in blue seemed
lo bo saying lo herself :
"Have I got to wait hero for an hour
and a half in the company of that thing ?
Such a hat ! Such a cloak ! What big
feet ! She must bo some ono going out
to work in a creamery , and I doubt if
she knows what country she is in. "
My friend , the man , was n fat , mild-
eyed specimen of the human race. Wo
stood for a moment and looked at each
other. I might have said to myself :
"Well , if I haven't just run across a
bank sneak and a highway robber then
I don't know a gj-indslono when I see ill
Wonder when ho got out of prison ?
Seems to have an innocent lookbut that
is all put on. No doubt ho got olT the
train thinking to rob me of my $4 and
return ticket to Detroit , but I've spotted
his little game and will bo prepared for
any move. "
And ho might have mused :
"Oh-ho ! So here is Billy the Kid
the chap who is supposed lo have had
a hand in abducling Charley Ross !
Probably out on another child-stealing
expedition , but I'm on to his game and
will spoil it. My ! But hnscn'l he got
a hardened look ! That fellow would
tear an innocent babe from n dying
mother's arms and dash its brains out
against the family churn without one
ray of pity. "
But neither of us thought any such
thing. Even before the women got
seated wo threw our grips down together
and he said :
"Old boy , do you smoke ? "
"Yes , thanks. "
"Well , here's something I recom
mend. Which way are you going. "
"To Toledo. "
"Good. I'm going there myself. Live
in Detroit ? "
"Yes. Do you ? "
"Yes , your phiz looks familiar to me. "
"And I know I have often seen you.
Lot's walk up and down. "
And while those women eat 12 feet
apart , each one with her veil down and
her body huddled up in an exclusive
sort of way , wo walked arm in arm up
and down and joked and told stories and
said we wore glad wo mot each other.
Forty minutes had passed away when
ono of the women became rcslivo. It
struck her that the train had come and
departed while she was in a reverie. It
was awful thing to do. She might bo
addressing a murderess for all she know ,
and she was quilc certain that the other
woman had at least run away from two
husbands , but she finally got up courage
enough to ask :
"Have you the time ? "
The other gave a start of surprise.
Did she hear aright. It might bo that
ho was being addressed by the cook of
the scow Mary Ann , but after talking
five minutes to think it all over , she re
plied :
"No. Have you ? "
And then both shrank awny from
each other again , and turned up their
noses under their veils , and wcrp sorry
that they let down on their dignity.
Meanwhile the stranger called mo "old
boy , " and borrowed some fine cut and
poked mo in the ribs ; and I called' him
' old fellow , " and slapped him on the
back , and borrowed every match ho
hud. When the train came along wo
got into the same cur nnd the same seat
The women came out to give each olher
a look of disdain and enler separate
coaches , and as each ono found u seat
she no doubt said to herself :
"Well , just catch mo in such a scrape
again if you can. I never passed such
nn hour and a half in my whole life.
The railroad company ought to bo sued
for letting steerage passengers inlo Iho
first class ladies' waiting room. "
Curiosities In Clocks.
Now York Mail and Express : "Tho
thing in clocks is the imitation of ma
chinery of different kinds , " said a sales
man in u John street importing house.
"Wo have just received some very odd
designs in this line Irom Paris. Hero
is a clock that would make a line pre
sent for a railroad man , " and ho ex
hibited a beautiful white bronze model
of a steam boiler. It had a steam guago ,
safety valve and speed regulator , and a
thermometer took the place of the
water guago. On the furnace door was
the dial of the clock and above it was a
barometer. The whole apparatus was
about ton inches high and was mounted
on a plush platform. The clock was
running and the pendant balls of the
speed regulator were whirling around
merrily and doing the work of the pen
dulum.
"Now , hero is something that would
please anybody , " said the clerk , nnd ho
showed a handsome windmill in bronze
and gold , with a clock face sot into the
side of the tower. The arms of the wind
mill were moving in such a natural way
that ono could easily imagin that Mo felt
the breeze that propelled them. An
other design was a well , built of tiles
hold in placeby a gilt frame , anil un
openwork wcll-lioiiFo overhead , in which
a bucket was hanging suspended by a
chain. The bucket served as a pendu
lum and swung in a circle most mysteri
ously ; for it did not scorn to huvo any
connection with the works of the clock ,
which were concealed in the well.
"Hero irf something unique , " said the
clerk , calling the reporter's attention
to an elaborate affair. "This is a per
fect miniature boiler sot in n brick
foundation. There are all of the valves
gauges , steam pipes' and connection !
'
complete. The. end of the'bollor serves
as the dial of the clock , and here ut ono
side is u steam Jiainmor moving up nnd
dowu wjtu jjrcut rejjul rity.und btrik
A. RINKi
No. 201 Main Street , Council Bluffsjowa
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Both Domestic and Foreign. .
ng a bar of brass that is held by a work
man. That is designed as a present for
i manufacturer. It costs $03. Here is
i freak of the designer that is very
neat. It represents an old fashioned
vertical saw at work. A workman
stands at the bench pushing a board
iigainst the saw. On Ino front of the
bench is the dial of the clobk. The
great beauty of these designs is the
perfection to which the smallest details
arc carried. We can not turn out such
work in this countrs ; it w.ould bo too
expensive as it is all handwork , and at
the wages wo pay our artisans , these
clocks would cost a small fortune. "
"Whom the Gods love die young , "
says Byron , but why die when you can
cure the cold or cough which neglected
means death , with Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup , the old reliable.
A sensible woman will not fail to
keep a bottle of Salvation Oil on hand
tor men's cuts and bruises.
A thief , who stole a watch in 1870
from the house of Mrs. Susan O'Neil ,
became conscious slrickcn , the other
day , and gave the watch up in the con-
lessional to a priest , who returned it to
Mrs. O'Neil.
Healthful secretions of Iho kidneys
sine bladder can bo secured by the use
of Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
ney Balm.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
SPECIAL advcrtlscments.suchas Lo trounl ,
To Lnnn , Vor PaleToItpnt , Wants , llonrcllnB ,
etc. . v ill bo Inserted in this column ut the low *
rntoof TKN CUNTS PHK LINK for the tirst in
set tlon nnd t'lvo Cents 1'er Line for each subse
quent insertion. I.PUVO ad vet tlscments ut our
ollire No. 12 Pearl Street , near Uroadwoy , Coun
cil IIInII , Iowa.
WANTS.
WANTED A man and wife , without chll-
dien , to occupy portion of house and board
Kentleiniin and his wile. Address A U , llee ,
Council Mulls.
T17ANTED A Rood dlnlneroom girl ; also a
T T lady cook at Home Kestuuraut , UD7 Broad
way.
HENT Houses and furnished rooms. J.
FOU Davidson , tl Fifth arcnuo.
o EXCHANGE-Tor Council Muffs or Omaha
JL property , a retail stock of boots and shoes ,
amount , W.OOO. Call at htore. No. 508 llroadway ,
or addrehs it. Mm tin , Council Jllutrs , Iowa.
FOR SALE Second-hand Columbia bicycle
very cheap , 62-Inch , at llee ollico.
hundred thousand dollars to loan on
ONE estate and chattels by F. J. Day , 39
I'earl ht.
lots and acre property for sale by
BUILDING , 39 Pearl bt.
FOll SALE OR TKADE-For Council muffs
property , 40,000 ucies of Iowa and Ne
braska land. J. It. Illcc , 110 Mulu St. , Council
muffs.
FOIl HENT A finely furnished front room ,
Urst lloor , In private residence near court
house. Water in room , lighted and heated.
Lar * e closet. Hcferences required. Address H.
12 , llee olllce , Council lllutls.
LAMPS ! LAMPS ! !
Hull , I'nrlor , Kitchen , Store and Office
Lamps.
Crockery , Glassware and Plated Ware ,
Largo Assortment at liotton 1'rlccs.
W , S , HOMER & CO , ,
No. 2.1 Main St. , Council llluffs , Iowa.
TWO
Trotting - Stallions
FOR SALE CHEAP !
STANDA1U ) , UNDUH HUM : 0.
WADE GARY , - . Council Bluffs ,
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
600 llroodway , Council niuffa , Iowa. Established
1857.
FINE MILLINERY.
HEW FALL STYLES OPEN ,
'
1514 DOUGLAS STREET , - - - OMAHA.
E. 8. BARNETT ,
. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
' 415Broa dvay , CeocellShffs. .
Hefers.to ' any baplc or bu&lnea house In the city
' ' . -Collections a specialty , . ' .
JOHN V. hTO.NK. JACOII SIMMS
STONE & SIMS ,
Attorneys at Law ,
Practice In the State nnd Pedrral Court * . Olllco ,
HoomsTaudfi Shugurt-llcno lllock , Council
lllullH , Iowa.
FINEST LANDAUS !
Coaches and Hacks in the City ,
WILLIAM WELCH.
OFKICFS !
No. 418 Broadway The Manhattan.
Telephone No.33
No. 015 Mala Stirct. Telephone No. U.
Ogden Boiler Works
CARTER & SON , Prop's.
Miuiufactuieif of
AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Orders by mall for repairs promptly attended
to. Satisfaction Ruaranteed. 10th Avenue. Ad
dress Ogden Iron Works , Council DHiIls , Iowa.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
Main Street , Council Bluffs ,
Only Hotel in the City with Flro Es
cape. Electric Call Bolls.
Accommodations First Class ,
Rates Always Reasonable ,
MAX MOHN , Proprietor.
Star Stables and Mule Yards
Broadway , Council bluffs , Opp. Dummy Depot.
\
Hoises and mnles constantly on hand , for
sale at retail or In car load lots.
Orders promptly nlled by contract on short
notice.
Stock sold on commission.
Telephone 114. BCIILUTEH & HOLEY.
Opposite Dummy Depot. Council llluffs.
FINLEY BURKE ,
at Law.
Attorney - - .
Second Floor mown Ilulldlnc ,
115 FEJA.R.IJ STK.EEJT ,
. . . .
COUNCIL HLUl'TS , IOWA
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Ollice Over American H.\piess , No. 419 Jlroad-
way Council Uluflw , lowu.
Real Estate
Vacant Lots , Lands , City Res
idences and Farms.
Acrol'ropcity In western partof the rlty. All
telling chcup.
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent ,
lloom 6 , over Oniror & I'uscy's Bank , Council
llluffs , Iowa.
D. H , McDANELO & CO. ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts ,
.Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. , Prompt
Returns.
KO aud C22 Mulu StrcetCouDcll ntuffs.Iow a.
1 ' ' . ' ' ' " ' " '
. ' . * V
PEOPLE'S
STORE
Is Drains Crowds
Their Elegant Stock
AND
LOW PRICES
DO IT.
For This Week in
Combination
DRESS
PATTERNS ,
All of our $4S Di'css 1'atict'ns gc
for $ % > .
All of our $33 Dress Patterns tffl
for $ VO.
All of onr # # < > Drew Patterns gofer
for $ li.r 0.
All of ourf SO Dress Patterns gofer
for $14 ,
All of our fJS Drcas Patterns gofer
for ! MV.
All of our $15 Dress Patterns gofer
for $1O.
All of our $12 Dress Patterns gofer
for ftt.
All of our flO Dress Patterns gofer
for $0.
Be sure and be on hand early , a
as at these prices these beautiful
aoods will go fast.
We haae over 1,000 of these Com- *
blnation Suits to select froin.
SpecialIN
IN
CLOAKS ,
WRAPS
and SUITS
w
Hundreds of new styles added la
our dtocli every dug. JVb house In
Ihe wcfl ran hhoiv u0'1 ' swh < i com
plete assortment as we can , ami
fully 33 per cent you will save b\j \
buying Cloaks from us.
Each and every department in
our house will have SPEC/A ft
ItAllGAlffS this weel , : Jle sura
and call at the GlfEAT MOXKK
HA.V1XG STORK , where yon will
always get good treatment andlht
best goods for the money.
&OO.
'and 320.
BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs , - - 'Ia <
Mall orders' solicited , ' Sample *
tenton [