Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE I TUESDAY , 0TJNE 5 ! 1888
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. 12 I'EAllh STIIEET.
Delivered br Cnrrlcr In Any Part of tfcs City fit
T\s cnty fcjits , Vr neck.
. . .77 . MANAGER.
TELEI'HONIIS :
rBlKtfiB FFIE. No. 43.
Niniir EDiTOH , No. 21.
M1NOUJUENTION. '
Tl. Y , Plumbing Co.
New spring Roods at Roller's.
The school your nt the deaf and dumb In-
dilution will close Juno 13.
Jon Anderson and Eiriinn Hubbard were
grunted license to marry yesterday.
Iho Wednesday afternoon Heading club
will meet Ibis week with Mrs. D. J. Hock-
wells. a
B. T. Walker htn soM to E. nnd E. A. More-
house bis interest in the Herald bindery. ? 550
was tbo consideration.
Last evening Justice Shurz united in mar
riage John Anderson and Emma Herbert ,
both of Council UlufTs.
Esquire Ulicgs was called upon Saturday
evening to unite In matrimony Joseph Wilson
nnd Cora A. Untcs of this city.
The board of supervisors convened in reg
ular session yestci day. Little was done be
yond organization and outlaying the work to
be done ,
I'he Ancient Order of Hibernians will
meet nt their hall Thursday evening , Juno 8 ,
at 8 o'clock. All members nro requested to
bo present.
DTbo man Hill , who was bound over by
Justice Sliurz for burning u house In Loveland -
land township , was released yesterday , a
friend pcpositlng the amount for his bull bond ,
$1,200 , with the clerk.
Not all these who wore white hats and
coats and marched in the Sunday parade
went to St. Louis. The boys showed their
colors , sent their friends away rejoicing nnd
enjoyed themselves in so doing.
Miss Oortio Puscy , president of the "M.
L. T. W. C. , " corrects the statement that
this society was organized on Saturday. It
was started In January and its members are
girls from thirteen to sixteen years ol ago.
The apjotirncd animal meeting of the club
will occur this evening. It is important that
there should be a full attendance of members
ns changes in the by-laws and other impor
tant matters nro to bo considered.
No arrests have been made on account of
the burglary at Mr. Morgan's residence , but
the olllcers aio at work and pointers lire now
strongly directed towards some Omaha
crooks , who are supposed to have done the
job.Chief
Chief Lucas says no politle.il sltrniflcanco
attaches to the fact that the police force
bended the Sunday afternoon parudo of the
Democratic club. When the republican del
egation are ic.idy to depart for Chicago the
same courtesy will bo extended to them.
Mr. Caspar , the llorlst , is alw.iys found in
sympathy with all the philanthropic and pub
lic enterprises. He has manifested his kind
liness to the cottage hospital by setting out
n large number of plants nnd llowcrs in the
yard. The Indies ol the association at their
meeting yesterday voted him their sincere
thanks.
Charles Wasmcr , of Omaha , is becoming
quite an owner of Council Bluffs realty. Ho
recently purchased ten lots in Omnfm addi
tion for which he paid $3,250. Ho also pur
chased twenty-two feet on the1 corner of
Glenn avenue nnd IJroadway paying for it
? 3,000. Both decus were recorded yester
day. The ilrst was purchased from N.
Merriam , of Omaha , and the latter from Al
fred C. Woolley.
Yesterday morning Mnrshal Guanella re
turned from Waterloo , Neb. , without his
man , Brown , who refused to come without a
requisition. This will cause a , little delay ,
but Brown will be held until the governor
can bo communicated with , and then he will
have to come to the bcratch. He is making
his case harder lor himself by this action ,
and his chances are remarkably good for a
long healthy spell , free from the cares of a
busy world.
John Morse , of Crescent township , was ex
amined by the commissioners of insanity yes
terday , nnd was ordered sent to Davenport
for treatment. But a little more than u year
ago , Morse was released from that institu
tion and returned home. His case is a sad
one. Ho has been married , but his atlliction
caused u scperntion and subsequent divorce.
His mother is a widow , living in that town
ship. The opinion is general that Morse will
never he much better mentally than ho is
now. Sheriff O'Neil accompanied the un
fortunate man to his place of treatment yes
terday afternoon.
Union Abstract company , : J3G Main street.
Tipton has bargains ii. real estate.
IVrsonul
C. A. Clark , of Chicago , is at the Opden.
Otto Saar , of Keg Creek , took in the
Bluffs yesterday.
Dr. D. II. Cooley left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago on n business trip.
Mibs Kuto Campoell left yesterday for a
visit to friends in Schuyler , Neb.
W. G. Moore and W. B. Oaks , of Silver
City , were at the Kiel house yesterday.
Henry Eiseman nnd Postmaster Thomas
Bowman left for St. Louis last evening.
G. H. Garner and wife and J. M. Speichcr ,
of Macedonia , were at the Kiel yesterday.
Supervisor P. G. Hot/eel , of Avoca , is n
guest at the Bechtele while the board is in
session.
W. A. Hlghsmith left last cvcYiing for
Cedar Hapids to attend the grand lodge as n
delegate for Excelsior No. 2o'J ' , 1' ' . and A. M. ,
of this city.
Henry Spetman , of the Kiel hotel , has
gone to St. Louis. Before his return homo
ho will visit other southern cities , taking u
tegular summer outing.
Jesse McMahon , who has been absent a
year or more , is in the city again for a brief
business trip. Ho has been making head
quarters nt Kansas City most of the time
during his absence.
Dr. W. Wilcox will leave for Leadville ,
Col. , next Sunday. Ho is a young nnd com
petent dentist , and for some months has
been connected with the oftlco of Dr. West.
Ho has made many friends who will note his
departure with regret. 4 *
Captain Robert Wilson has Just returned
from Florida. Ho surprised his friends na
he lifted his hat to snluto them , by exhibit
ing a luxurious bend of hair. The captain is
Blxty-slx j ears of ago , and the appearance of
this growth of hnlr is regarded as little less
than miraculous.
The All Saints' Guild will furnish rc-
froBliments and dancing after the Boys' '
concert at Masonic toinplu Friday eve
ning.
Cut KntoH to Chicago.
The Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy
rallroml will give cut rates to all who
dobiro to attend tho. republican con
vention at Chicago , ono faro for the
round trip. A special train will run
for their accommodationbut the tickoU
will bo good on regular trains on and
after Juno 10. Tickets will bo on sale
' on Juno M and from the 10th to 1'Jth in
clusive. Good to return between the
0lh and 20th. M. M. Murahull , general
agent.
S. \Yndsworth & Co. loan monov.
Uepubllcnii Club Organized.
Last evening- the Republican club was or
caniied for the year IbSS. Dr. M. D. Law
fence was ofeolcd president. Messrs. W. I
gra h , J. J. Stcttdman , D. 0. Bloomer , E. L
SnuRuii iinil Colonel W. P , Sapp were up
Cointcd a committee to notify the doctor o
Is election.
of Firm.
Wo have this day purchased the Interest -
torost ol S. T. Walker , of the firm ol
Morohouso & Co. . and the partnershi )
heretofore existing is dissolved b.\ \
mutual consent. Thanking the public
for their patronage in the past , am1
Boliciting ix continuance of the same
wo are , very truly ,
E. MOHKHOUSIC ,
13. A. MOUISHOUSK.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bechtele.
I I I I L
Buy mantels , grates and hearth fur
ot the NO-.T York plumbing Co
THE'NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
Dlecrlption of the Now St. Bernard's
Hospital.
GETTING AFTER THE SALOONS.
The Superior Court ntVork Bl
Grlfit of Snbbnth Breakers nnd
IJoozcrs City Council 1'ro-
ccctlings Personals.
The New St. IJernnril's Hospltnl.
Through tno coiirlcsy of the Sisters of
Mercy n representative of TUB BEE wns al
lowed to Inspect the now St. Bernard's
hospital. As everyone hcflj knows , tills
property was built by Mr. Oclse , and by him
used ns a family residence until ho removed
from the city. The grounds arc mosl ad
mirably suited to their present purpose.
They are situated In the northeastern portion
of Iho city , nnd nt nn elevation which com
mands n magnificent view of this city nnd the
southern portion of Omaha ns well. A
succession of terraces rises from the street
to a beautiful spot. It Is well protected nnd
shaded by woody hills upon either hand. A
broad lawn stretches nwny from the build
ings upon lliree sides. Surrounding the
building , which Is n substantial brick
structure , nro piazzas , which give a happy
relief in tno architectural design ,
Entering n spacious hall you pass Into the
fiont room or parlor proper. Adjoining this
is Is the medicine dispensary and operating
room combined. At the icar of these Is
what will bo the industrial department , or
sewing room , while back of nil is Iho kitchen
proper , which will bo used ns a dining
room for the patients. Directly back of the
hull is the mule ward. This is n very largo
rotxn , having space for six or more cots.
Adjoining this nt the rear is u privnto room
for gentlemen , and connecting with this n
commodious bath-rooin. In the basement
nre the sisters' dining-roomkitchen , laundry ,
engine room , vegetable cellar , etc.
1'asslng into the second story nt the rear
you lind yourself in a largo room , which will
bo lilted up and used us n bath room for
female patients. A largo wide hall runs
the length of the building. Opening
from this nro two private rooms for
patients , and two others , whicli from
their location are Iho finest in Iho building.
These command a view of Hie south nnd west
which is us beautiful ns it is expansive.
Upon this iloor , also , Is the chnpel , which
has been lilted up elegantly. At the front is
the woman's ward , which sustains the satno
relation to the whole ns the same below ,
whicli is devoted to the male patients. At
the head of the stnirs is n commodious linen
closet. All of the rooms nro supplied with
tliis most necessary adjunct to a perfect
house. The sisters' dormitory occupies the
third story in the main building , while the
room for the help is just back of this. All of
the rooms are large , with high ceilings ,
which gives perfect ventilation and plenty of
light. Water Is supplied to every portion of
the house , and the arrangements for heating
nre the best possible to bo secured. The
sisters nro fortunate indeed in haying such
a valuable and well arranged hospital. The
patients now there , live in number , are
chanty patients. This c in bo truly said lo
Iho credit of Iho order of which thcso noble
women form n part , that no case of Buffering
or destitution Is turned away from their
doors. Their work is regarded ns n divine
mission , and in its faithful performance they
deserve and should receive the hcatty as
sistance of all men.
College Songs Fine male quartets ,
boy choir concert , 35 voices , Masonic
toniplo , Juno 8. Admission ii5 cents.
Wanted Pony for small boy to ride ,
oithcr purchase or hiro. Address
Henry W. Rothert , Supt. D. & D. Insti-
tion , Council Blutfs.
Kansas City nnil Omaha.
Commencing June 1,1S8S , the K. C. , St. Jo
& C. , B. H. H. Co. will run their trains Nos.
3 and 4 between Kansas City nnd Omaha via
Council Blufls nnd the U. P. bridge. They
will arrive and depart the same as heretofore.
M. M. MAHSIULL ,
Gcn'l Agent.
Superior Court.
Yesterday morning the following assign
ments were made by Judge Aylesworth , For
to-day : Burkman vs O'Connor and Page ;
Lewis Bock vs Mary Franey ; Do Haven vs
King ; Deere , Wells Co , vs Vincent ; Peter
son vs MoYoungpartialsettlement ; Merriam
vs Heath ; Fuller vs Ogden House ; Bilger vs
Shultz ; Coyle vs Perry Heel as sheriff ; Ful-
som vs Keel ; McMillen vs Haynes ; Clatter-
buck vs Ballenger , For Wednesday ( to
morrow ) : Schurz vs Siedentopf ; Sewing
Machine Manufacturing company vs Bell ;
Coylo vs Murphy ; J. T. Foley vs Bert Mor
mon ; Honn va GallaL'hcr ; John Winter vs
Perry Heel as sheriff ; Wright vs Griswold ;
Ofllcer & Pusey vs Clark jGuanclla vs Potla-
wnttamie county ; Franey vs same ; Foley
vs Bowman ; Chicago , Milwaukee & bt. Paul
railroad company vs Burgan ; Wcsly vs Pot-
tawaUamio county ; Galvinvs Gleason ; Cook
& Shepherd vs Moorehouso ; Henry Taller vs
Mrs. Egan , Dismissed ; Kohrcr vs City of
Council BlulTs , dismissed nnd costs taxed to
plaintiff. For the July term : American In
surance company vs Cuppyand Schroeder vs
Hoover. Now cases will bo called this after
noon and now assignments made.
Get n Home.
Parlies desiring a homo either in the Van
Brunt and Hico addition or Gregg tract ,
Council BlulTs , with house built to suit cus
tomer on easy monthly payments , can se
cure the same in the next ten days by inquir
ing at Nonpareil ofllce , Omahn , or room No.
0 , Everett block , Council Blufls , la.
The engineers strike for Durlin Bros ,
for their groceries , 638 Broadway , Ed
Lloyd will take your order. Tel. JiOO.
E. H. Shcafe loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All ousinoss strictly
confidential. Oflicc 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
Troublesome Toughs Oil Trial.
Yesterday morning the compassionate
hcarl of Judge Aylosworth was moved as ho
looked on tno motley crowd of unfortunates
which surged out of the sewer door and lined
up against the wall three deep.
Pat Moore was from Boston a great way.
Ho wns looking for work , among the saloons
and ended up in the Jug $3.10. E. Graham
was In town most of last week dividing his
money between the saloons and the court ,
nnd ended up without enough to pay his fine ,
$3.10. Tim Besnun , a boy of twenty-nino
years , wns trying to reach his parents In Ml.
Pleasant , la. , and the Judge let him "reach"
u llttlo further. Robert Mottes was charged
$ 'JC'J for carrying Ills knife where It was
liable to cut somebody. Jol Boynck was a
Polish gentleman , "Mo live to Omaha , " bnid
he , "Mo scrape shovel so , " ho described
his profession. Joe Klrkman bald ho was "of
Irish percenl , " Ho plead guilty to disturb
ing the peace and wns fined $10,10 for his fun.
Ed Hynn , drunk , f3 10 , Jail for six days. D.
F. Mahoney , a hotel employe , was assessed
u like amount for a roaring drunk. James
Snodcrly , disturbing the peace , plead not
guilty , and ho was hnl3 tor trial. Fengloy ,
charged with UKS.IUland ! battery , was falsely
charged according to his story , and both ho
and "Scatty , " a chum , who was run in for
interviewing Fcagley through the jail win
dow , wcro held for trial. M. E. Doran ,
charged with Insulting ladies on the street ,
was nfla for trial. This is thought to bolno
same fellow who is wanted ( or passing coun
terfeit money , also for Insulting ladies near
the high school grounds. Thcso latter cases
will b beard today if the evidence , known
to exist against them , can bo secured.
Motor ft I n a Time Table.
Until further notice tbo Manawa motor
line will leave the Itock Island tracks at 0,10
ami 11 o'clock a , m. ; at 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 and 5 o'clock
p. in. nud at 7 , 6 , 9 aed 10 o'clock p. m ,
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I'roereillimH of City Council.
The city council met last evening ut C
o'clock In regular monthly session. Present ,
Mayor Uolirer and a full board Of aldurmon.
The minutes of the two proceeding meetings
Ifitt pabt were rend and approved. Petition
from Muyuo & Hazoltou and the park com
lulsiipners for the grading Oj Cherry etrccl
o Lnko View park was referred'to the com
mittee on streets and alleys.
Hills for the expenses of the month were
allowed. Miscellaneous , $1. < V > 9,30 ; salaries
of olllcers , ? r > ,170.23 ; total , $0,835.62.
Petition for sidewalk from Eighteenth
nvcnuo on Nineteenth street to Twelfth
avenue } from Sixteenth avenue on Eighth
street to Eighth avenue ; from Nineteenth
nvcnuo on Ninth street to Twenty-third
avenue , was referred to committee on streets
nnd alleys.
C. D. Walters nskcd for leave of absence
for four days which wns granted.
A protest from seventy-two merchants
against bnwkers nnd Irregular dealers was
ciul. An ordinance amending the present
huckster ordinance was rend. The whole
matter wns referred to the Judiciary commit
tee nnd city attorney.
Heoucst of U. H. White nnd Mnrshal Tnr-
.oy , that the city purchase n piece of land
across out lot 3 of Jackson's addition nnd
n strip along the cast side of out lot Turlcy ,
joth for street purposes , the consideration
: ieing 9This \ Is for the purpose of widen-
ng streets. The request was granted nnd
.he purchase ordered.
Petition to open Thirteenth street from
Tenth to Eighth avenue wns referred to com
mittee on streets and alleys.
The oftlclnl bond of John Darhyto was nn-
irovcd , also paving bond of James nnd O. P.
Wlckhnm.
The report of the city clerk showed licenses
paid to the amount of $ ff > 0.
Hcportsof the city ofllccrs wcro rend nnd
referred to Judicinry committee. There
were , during the month , 154 arrests ; patrol
calls , 45.
A communication from the chief of police
wns read. It asked for nn increase in the
lumber of patrolmen , according to tbo in-
ircnscd population of the city. Hefcrred to
.ho mayor.
On the petition for sidewalk on Mynstor
street , the committee report that , the walk
shall bo laid according to ordinance , nnd
vithout expense to the city ,
District Court.
Saturday evening the jurymen on the reg-
liar jury were discharged from further nt-
cndanco this term , but few of them knew
of the fact , supposing their dischnrgc wns
for Sunday nlono , and yesterday mornn.g !
some of them were on hand for duty. At 9
o'clock nothing was ready for the attention
of the court , nnd nn ndjournmctit wns or
dered until 2 p. m. At that hour the equity
cases set for the term weie called.
The Injunction case of Overtoil ngalnst
Bnrtcll wns tried and resulted in the closing
of the saloon nud nn assessment of $50 attor-
icy fees.
The following cases nrc assigned for to
day : Nos. : t75 ! ' , 4 ! > SU , 4579. 4'528 , 4S170 ( law ) ,
4S07 , 481 , 4SH , 5S15 , 4b70 , 4875 , 4S > 70 , 48S2 ,
4SS5 , 4931. For Wednesday : 5003 , 6003 ,
5000 , 5112 , 5148 , 5102 , 6'J34.
A llaro Treat.
The entertainment given last evening at
the Congregational church by the Hev.
Joseph E. Hey , D. D. , wns very cntertnining
nnd instructive. It wan in the nature of an
illustrated lecture , the subject being "Indi
ans , Negroes , Chinese. " The illustrations
were line and the information-which was
missionary in its character was most forcibly
impressed upon the minds of the audience.
The church wasSvoll filled.
PAIN THE CAUSE-
Many Curious TlilngH Learned AVnllc
in a Trance.
Mrs. Emma Althousc , of Bennington
Hill , while suffering from abscesses in
the bowels last August , fell into the first
of n series of what are supposed by
many to have been modi Jinibtic trances ,
says a special to the Now York World.
The attending physician applied every
remedy known to medical practice , but
the patient remained unconscious for
three days and nights , during all that
time not opening her eyes nor uttering
ono word. It was impossible to give her
any food except a few drops of water or
milk , which sac was , however , scarcely
able to swallow , pwing to delirious clos
ing of the teeth. ' At the end of three
days the doutor finally succeeded in-
arousing her , and she lay wide nwuko
for several days , expressing no desire
for either food , drink or sleep. During
this waking spell the abscesses ngain
gathered , and then she would again be
come unconscious for several days from
exhaustion , during which nature was
said to be working its gradual cure.
On Sunday , February 26 , she awoke
from a fourteen days' nap. Her flrbt
inquiry was about the Albert children ,
nine of whom had died of dipthoria
during the interval of her btrango ill
ness. She relates the circumstances
and time of each death occuring during
her so-called trance.
After her longest sleep of thirty-three
days , which commenced March 11 and
ended April 13 , she told of her grand
father's death , which occurred at Mum-
ford , N. Y. , March 13. Her attendants
contradicted her , but she insisted on
the fact , describing the manner and
hour of his death. Since this long spell
she had several briefer ones , lasting
from One to eight days , and is now
able to retain about a cupful of milk per
dsiy. She has been awake since May 11.
Her pulse is 100 ; temperature , 9 ! ) 8-10.
She declines to give her impression
while asleep , nor how she can fortell
the date and duration of her trances.
Her husband , who is said to have left
her shortly after the birth of her boy
Alvay , in the summer of 1884 , is never
mentioned. She will bo twenty-four
years old in July. Her father , a mason
named Toms , has lived in Attica for the
past twenty-live years.
During the first five months of her
strange allliction Mrs. Athouso lived
almost entirely on air , for the small
quantities of water , administered by
the teaspoonful , wcro generally wasted
upon the surface of her lips. The at
tending physician now expresses hope
of her ultimate recovery. Ho says
these trances are the result of joxhaus-
tion from the otTccts of pain , and the
long period's of unconsciousness have
saved her life.
The Adobe ninualonB of Santa Fo
Correspondence of the Atlanta Con
stitution : The adobe house , or "doby , "
as it is called , is familiar to nil western
tourists , but it is 'seen at its very best
hero. The wealthiest people live in
structures which from the outside boom
scarcely habitable , but within are cosy
and , in many cases , luxurious. ' Judge
Thornton , a wealthy mine owner , has a
" " the publicsquaro.
"doby" near plaza , or
In the center of the building is a square
courtyard filled with magnificent flow
ers , with u fountain in the center. The
doors of each apartment in the house
ouou on the wide veranda , which runs
around the courtyard , and the effect 5a
very charming. The walls of the build
ing are nearly three feet in thickness ,
giving opportunity for deep , cushioned
window seats. These thick walla keep
out cold in the winter and heat in the
summer , and there are , therefore , but
two fireplaces in the whole house for
use in the event of extraordinary severe
weather. The decorations of the dwell
ings are such as Qjie finds in Atlanta's
Pcaehtrco street homes beautuui pic
tures and statuary , imported carpets
and rugs , rare brie-a-brao and potteries
every thing that money can buy. Of
course , all this makes the change from
the outaido atmosphere of squalor the
more marked. Judge Thornton's homo
is but the typo of hundreds of others
owned by wealthy Spaniards , Mexicans
or Americans , who have settled hero
because of this incomparable climate.
OGDEN BOILER WOBKS
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CARTER & SON , Prop's.
MstnufaUurersot
All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work.
Orders by mall for ropalra promptly attended
to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Avenue. Address -
dress Ui.'d n lloiUr Woilu. Council JJlufls.lowa.
'JCJidLJHWCXTH I
WCXTH
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
largest Stock , \ METCALF BROTHERS. Furnl&hlh'g
Uwest Prices , I fTT" " , . * . i Clothing , Hats , Caps , eto\ J
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ilC .COMPAMV , ii
- 1m SlodontopfjM Hardman , Everett & FisTicr Qf
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Cly & .County UEAlTESTATE 10 rpi-A-isroe.
Miln St. Council Hindi. '
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LargoBt Capital and Surplus f Your Patronaga * .
CITIZENS STATE BANIC
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STH COUNCIL. , BLUFFS . ' ASMOKE JW&EA SQUIRE'S ' o
rcrc&oj.&Kooro'a '
& Abstracts' Title
Wholesale. Santo
ARE THE BEST.
No. . 8. Pearl St - < *
EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO.
Manufacturer of Fine Cariiages and Buggies. H.F HATTENHAUER I always keep in stock a largo variety of eastern
I have always a full stock to select from. . , , make Carriages , which 1 boll nta very low rate. '
Call and examine. Prices Low. X ) s. 27 to ill } Fourth Slreot. 1 am always ready to show goods. *
SPECIALNOTICES.
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NOTICE.
SrnCIALadvertlBOiiicnts , such as T.oit , found.
To Loan , For Sale , To Hunt , Wants , Honrdlni ?
etc. , will bo Inserted in tills column nt the low
rate of TGN UKNTS I'HU LINK for the first in
sertion and Plvo Cunts 1'cr Line for each sub33-
qucnt Insertion. Leave advertisements at our
olllce. No. IS 1'earl Street , near Uroiulway , Coun
cil llluns Iowa.
WANTS.
WANTED A wnltcr nt Allen's European
restaurant.
FOll IlKNT Oooil house ot eleven rooms ,
pleasantly bltuutcd , and ono ucrts of garden ,
lawn and fruit. Apply to Horace liverctt.
KEN P. Throe unfurnished rooms , two
FOll
closets. Imuilro at li4 ! Fourth St.
ANTKD. A good peconil-liaud typewriting
ing machine. Kcmlngton prefoired.
Address O. W. llutts.
SALE Three hotels in Nebraska and
FOll . T\\o line block farms for sale. Will
take htock of merchandise as part payment for
one. Johnston .V Van fatten. ; I3 Slain St.
WILL buy good bccbnd-liand furniture , stoves
I and carpets ; will pay full cash value. A. J.
Monde ) , S3 Broadway )
A flrst-clnss cook at thoCrcston
WANTED
IJlUirsXlLE. Two acres choice land Just vest
JP of U. 1' . transfer depot. Will sell very low
If sold soon. Forrest Smith. Urown lmlldtng. _
SALE At a bargain , W acres near stock
yards , South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson A :
Christian , lloom 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Oinalia.
\Jl7ANTl3D-Stoclc9 , ol merchandise. Have
VV Omaha and Council Hluffs city property ,
aUo western land to exchange lor goods. Call
on or address Johtisou A : Christian , Ilocm 35 ,
Cnamber of Commerce , Omaha.
DO YOU WANT
ILXC O T B "ST ®
You can get U In any amount , on cither shorter
or longtime , on chattle or rcalettato security.
Heal estate of all kinds. Call on or address L , .
1J. Crafts , 5U ! Broadway , CounciruiuOs.
IJlg lot of Yellow Jersey and Kansamond
SWEET POTATO
PLANTS.
rou BALI : nv
J. R. McPHERSON
Grower and Dealer in
Vegetables , Vegetable Plants , Fruits , Etc ,
EAST PIERCE STBtEET ,
Council HlufTa.
MAIL OltDBHS I'HOMI'TLY I-'ILLKD.
GRESTON HOUSE ,
Main St. , Council Hluffs.
Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape
and Electric Call Bells.
Accommodations First Class ,
Eates Always Reasonable
MAX
DR. S. STEWART ,
Veterinary Surgeo
Hospital and Olllce , 45 Fourth Street ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
JOentlstt'i/ Specialty ,
THEO. BECKMAN ,
MANUFACTUIIEll OF AM ) lIKAI.KIt IN
HARNESS , SADDLES ,
BRIDLES AND COLLARS.
A Full Assortment ot Harness Goody Con
stantly on Hand.
Repairing Xcatly anil Promptly Done.
NO. 2P6 MAIM ST. .
COUNCIL. UL.UFF3 . , ; ; IOWA.
YOU UO niUHT MOWN TO
PETER C. MILLER'S
And ( Jet That Ucantifiil Pattern of
WALL PAPER
I SAW THEUE YESTLjJlD&Y.
HE DOKS Alilj KINDS Ol < '
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
DECORATING , WHITENIM , ETC. ,
And Has None But Experienced Workmen.
Nos. 11 At 13 Pearl St. , Council UlufTs.
JONES & SHUGART ,
MOUNTS ron (
VICTOR CYCLES.
) I > EAMHS IN (
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
) Tiu : cir.KiinAVEn (
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE !
NO. ill imOADWAY.
SNYDER & SNYPER
M. B. SNYDER , A. M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MRS. M. B. SNYDER ,
SPECIALIST :
DiseiiBcsof Women nnd Children ,
307 llrotvdway , Council Dluirs.
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
1514 DOUGLAS ST. , OMAHA , N13U.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
MOBroadway Council Uluffs. Iowa. Ubtabllihed
EGAN & KIMBALL ,
PLUMBERS ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS.
No. 65'2 Broadway , Opera IIouso Block ,
Council UlulTa. Telephone No. 123 J.
The Morris Typo Writer } s a practical , w ell
jnadonnd Unely finished mui bine , and combines
the perfect lettering , exact ulllisnuieut , aim
rapid writing of a liluh pi Iced \\ritfi. 'Iho l.HI-
fcON MIMKOUUAI'U , the best npp.tr.itna miulo
for manifolding nutoKraphlo and One writer
work ; a,000 copies can bu taken. TVl'i : ' f1 ,1 ? "
bupplles for balu 8nd fur caculurs. 'iue Lx
cefblor Co. , council Dlulls , la ,
" itlou tills jiupcr.
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 33O BBOADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
Wrought anil Cast FOR r
.JiitiMhifjs , Automatic Highest Economy , _ (
Repairs. Xew C 'M Hand Lll U I I I1L.U Simplicity and Durability/
Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tenth Avenue , Council BlulTs.Ia. Telephone 1(50. ( ,
ESTABLISHED 1812. 1NCOHPOUATED
CO. ,
MASSILLON , OHIO , MANUPACTOHEKS.
SIZES FROM Especially Designed for
MILLS , ELEVATOR
25 TO 250
AND
HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT
HORSEPOWER
POWER , PURPOSES ,
AUTOMATIC : CUT-OFF : ENGINE ;
Branch House , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
8END FOR CATALOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
INRINF Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates ,
HRIRI " -
DmiMINDI ML. Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
Building , Council Binds , Iowa.
FIN I TV DIlDUT Attorney at Law , Second Floor Brown Building , 115
rllNLLY DUlmL" Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Justice ol the Peace. Ofllce over American Express , No. 410
NQPUIID7 "Broadway , Council Bluflb , Iowa.
QTHNF Ki QIIV/IQ / Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Fed.er.a
OIUIlL. 06 OIIVIO" " Courts. Offlce Rooms 7 and 8 , Shugart-Beno Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
V , Dentists , omce , Cor. Pearl Street !
fit and First Avenue. Fine Gold
Work a Specialty. '
UA7CM Dentist. Corner Main Street and First Avenue , Council
CP , nAZ.LIN" BIUO * . iow .
TUHQ THQTCWIM Sur- and C. E. , Ordinance Grades and Grading
I nUO ! I UO I LVIIN" Estimates , Drafting. 501 Broadway. Cor of Main ]
Room 5 , I
J WAD ( VI CD A I I CM Architect and Superintendent. Room 2 , OperA
VVAnlNLn ALLC.IN" " Home mock , Council nuiiis.
r LJ A R/I / D C Dl IM I\/I \ / fS Ppednllbt in iiiseat.cs . of Eye. Uar , Nose ami
MM . L ll AIVI LjC-llLI _ IN IVIi U , Tbroat. OlasseH Accurntely 1'rebcrlbed. Cat-
> -ri ii mi I-FL-I i i i | mi + consultation.
nnrli treated by imill after llrwt
Olllcn cor. Mnlfa stieot and Broadway. HeblUence. 010 lllulT bt. HourB ' . ' to 12 , JJtoC , 7oJtob:8/ : ( : ( .
Council llluatf , Iowa.
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
CO CLOTHING.
O
W
PC !
PiO W HATS , CAPS , BOOTS & SHOES , FOR MEN , YOUTH'S ' AND BOYS ,
O M. MARCUS , 546 & 548 BROADWAY.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELEGTSUC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES.
No. 6OC3 Broadway , Council Dluffs , Iowa.
"WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salar } ' .
WA\VJ2U-LOCAL. AND TICAVIXINU AGK.VI'S ON
-IF you IIAVI : ANV
I-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE
Call on .11. imoHLICIl , 5'.t § Hroiidmiy , where you will receive
Iho IIIilic ; .t Ciish I'rlco.
D , H , McDANELD & CO , ,
Hides , Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
t'-O and 82i llalu 8rcet.Coun < .ll Hl.iaf .Ioiva.
< ; < HJn ,
WOR.K1S.
15. GIUUL , M.murarturer.
NO. 101 I ) .
Star Stables and Mule Yards
lli'jhdvay , Couut.l IHutTs , Oi > ; > . Dummy Depot
mil mules conMnntly on hind , for
itlout uuilorln car load loti. .
promptly ailed bj contract oa un ri
.
t'toc'c ol J an commission.
. BOIIhUTKK k HOLKY.
lJuwuij Depot Council Uluff *