Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 18 , ISS3.
THE DAILY BEB.
COUNCIL "BLUFFS.
NO. 1U VKi\Mi S
tlcltvcretl l > v Tarrler In .Any I'm tot the City at
Twenty Cents I'
H\v.Tli/ryjc. .
E. No. 1.1.
I.lmon , No , KJ.
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N. Y. Plumbing Co.
U. II. Ormly will very soon build n hand
some homo In Curtis St U.imvy'aJ..itiuii. .
AldenK. Uilny ha * sold to Cluru H. Frank-
ln ! lot 10 In block U , Beiuon'8 second addition ,
Air. Illrnm K. Boucher nnd Mist Mattlu
Loderatrom were united in iimrrmgu by Justice -
tico Hurnett last Saturday evening.
Ono of the prhoners confined In the Glim-
Woud Jull made his escape Monday ncht. ] Ho
\\a4le-ekeduptonw.ilttruilfor lK > ro steal-
Ing.Tho
The funeral of Jnmoj Vincent , son of B. T.
Nicholas , will take place Tlutisiiay morning
nt 10 o'clock ftom the family residence , No.
SOU Seventeenth Btreot.
A line cottiigo organ was sold on the streets
nt auction ycnlorday morning to satisfy n
moitgago , and was purchased by President
Copson for the rooms of the Press club.
A marriage license was granted yesterday
, , to Frederick Hell and Lodevia Tludde. The
, . prospective groom cornea fn > m Quebec , Can-
' nda , and his brldo Is a resident of Council
" iJhifrs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 1) . KIrkland favored the
children uml many residents In the eastern
pan of the city Monday uvenlng with u cal
cium light exhibition on the lawn in front of
their residence on First street.
The city council met In committee of the
whole , yesterday morning. All newspaper
representatives were carefully excluded from
thu council chamber. Why such secresyf
limy not be an Jlmpuitltieiit inquiry.
The Council Bluffs Uobokah decree , I. O.
O. P. , has been apprised by Messrs. Ofllccr
& Pusoy of a crctilt to them on the books of
the bank of 10.10 , the money having lain
there several years and been forgotten.
Colonel C. W. Hicks and Adjutant K. W.
Abuott , of thu Third regiment , Iowa brigade ,
uniform , rank Knights of 1'ythias , havonmdu
arrangements for an excursion of the knightu
of Council Hluffs to Sioux City September
L'dund 27 , to see the great corn palace.
The city pound waa well lllled Monday
nielil , nml tlio oily maishul rc.iped u rich
Harvest yesterday from the owners of stray
equities. Twelve horses were captured in
ono bunch near the canning factory , and
other stragglers swelled the herd to quite si
respectable number.
The colored republicans tire preparing to
celcbnito the anniversary of their advent
into freedom in a grand celebration , which
event will take pluco about August 1. Good
speakers will bo engaged for the occasion ,
nud the greatness of the time will bo com-
mcnsurato with the hnpoitanco of thu event
celebrated.
The Kansas City freight train that should
have loft this city at 'J o'clock last night was
delayed nt the station for some time by four
tramps , who boarded the tr.iin and refused
to goi ofC. The conductor llnnlly called the
police and after considerable trouble the
tramps were arrested and lodged In the cen
tral station.
J. J. Shea has made a proposition to the
board of trade offering to build the proposed
hotel if the Chicago capitalists refuse to come
to time. A telegram to this effect will bo
sent to Chicago today , and tint Chicagoans
will have to como to the front at once If they
wish to accept thn Donus , otherwise the hotel
will bo put up by homo speculators.
W. S. Amy , city weigh master , is in
ccstaeles over the advent at his home of a
r new ten-pound daughter. It pans out sixteen
ounces to the pound on the city scales on
Bryant street. "Walt" is always ready to
give up his last cigar , but his prodigality for
the past twenty-four hours is souiowhat
alarming. IIo will resume his normal con
dition in u few days.
. * Mr. Brezee , the taxidormtat , received the
other day the eart-'ass of n largo St. Bernard
dog , whose owner , n lady of wealth , desired
to linvo it mounted. It was In such condl
tlon that this could not bo done , nnd it had
to bo burled. On learning of this she sent
word to have It exhumed , nnd gave orders to
liavo tlio skeleton nicely mounted.
The Uev. J. Fisk , at his residence on Ben *
ton street , on the Kith day of July , A. 15 , ,
1838 , united in the bonds of matrimony Mr.
Frederick Boll , of Strawbridgo , Canada ,
and Miss T.tdivin Tindalo , of Pottnwattamio
county , la. The happy couple loit on the
evening train for Strawbrldgc , Canada ,
which is to bo their future homo.
For tliq meeting of the Town state regatta
nt Spirit Lake July C4 and ! i" the Sioux City
& Paclllo railway will sell excursion tickets
nt the rate of $ C.i3 ! each , for the round trip ,
_ peed going on the evening of the 'J3d , return
ing , until the 20th , inclusive. Train leaves
Broadway depot at 7:10 : , p. in. Tickets or
sleeping car berths may bo reserved ut the
city ticket ofllces , No , 4''i Broadway.
j , % Hnrrlson street is in a deplorable condition
- -for the passage of vehicles. The ruins have
washed out nmch of the tilling , and it seems
tliat nothing but paving will hold it. The
paving has been ordered , but the diflloulty is
that the street should bo graded some time
1. before the paving is laid. Several teams got
into trouble along the street yesterday. One
vegetable wagon had to bo helped ouUby the
residents , who turned out and lifted the
. . wagon onto a spot from which a safe exit
' could bo made.
The veterans of 1840 organized a Tlppo-
cauoo club ut republican headquarters last
r' evening with II ft con members. Interesting
addrcfcscs-ivmx made by Rev. Mr. Fisk and
Judge Hubburd. The followlngofllcora wcro
elected : President , Hon. 1 > . C. Bloomer ;
vice president , Colonel John Fox ; secretory ,
D. B. Clark ; treasurer , Mr. Bonhatn. An
fl executive committee , consisting of Messrs.
Bloomer. Judson and Burke , was appointed
to draw up n constitution to present nt the
next meeting , which will bo held next Friday
evening.
The police wore called to the corner of
First avenue and Eighth street yesterday to
attend to a man who had fallen out of a tree ,
which ho was engaged In trimming. Ho evi
dently thought himself dead , for he did not
tnovo a muscle , but lift or being assisted to
his feet and straightened out ho concluded
Bo that ho was able to go homo ulono and
started off. It was Impossible to learn
whether ho sawed off a limb between lilm-
Iff self nud the trunk of the tree or bccamo af
flicted with dizziness induced by his elevated I
position.
Jutlies T. Lee , the clerk of tno Boston
Tea company , who Is charged with embezzle
ment , npK3ared | before "Squire Biggs yester
day morning and gave bonds for his appear
ance to-day , J , H. Hlco bccamo his bonds-
znan in the sum of $2,000. Mr. Fulton , n
member of the firm , Informed n Bni : reporter
that ho did not know whether or not the ease
would bo prosecuted , but that thus far no
steps toward a ( settlement have been made.
The accused party Is still in tlio city and but
little can be learneu of the exact situation.
There is something peculiar connected with
the case which may possibly bo brought to
light ! ut the preliminary examination.
Mr. G. C. Prescott , trenoral agent of the
Piano Manufacturing company , died nt his
residence , 807 East Picrco strep * , ut a quar
ter past ono o'clock yesterday afternoon ,
Ho hud been n sufferer from Brlght's disease
for over a year and had been unable to leave ;
the hduse for several weeks. Ho was an
> honored member of Hazel camp , M. W. A. ,
and that body will attend thu funeral and
conduct the services , The deceased leaves o
"wifo nml two children to mourn his loss. Ho
was as years 01 age. The funeral will take
place from his late residence to-morrow nf
tcrnoou at S o'clock , .
A novel and ploashag entertainment waa
. given nt the Broadway Methodist cnurch last
evening by.three Chinamen , Choug Wing ,
Chy Sine and Lee Din. young men who arc
thus trying to secure means for furthering
their educational course In this country. The
entertainment consisted largely of music ,
played upon Chinese Instruments , and song !
of the celestial kingdom. The customs ol
the country were explained and Illustrated
by these natives , Including the wedding cere
tnony , tha farmers aud the llshcrmen , the
idols , the opium Imbit , and tha punishment !
inflicted. The ladles of the church furnlshec
j , refreshments. There was much to instruct
'
; Mid utnuso la the evening's programme.
-V' 'pull line of shoot muslo at Coufic : !
* j Bluffs Musio Co. , 224 Broadway.
J. G. Tipton has farms nnd u stock .0
i to trade for oity property.
A DEARTH OF DOCUMENTS ,
.l ho ' Engineer's Offlco Lncidn ? In
Recordu of Improvements ,
DOINGS OF DEATH'S MESSENGERS
Tlio IjiieiUlon of 'the 311111 Softool
I''l.\eiJ A IIii : > ny ICscnpo on n
Writ-- Venn Man Ilmlly
.Sad Ijnck o I' ilceorilq.
At tbo last incctinK of tlio city council ono
mnttor wus brought up for consideration
whlrh demands spucml nttontlon at tltittimo.
City HiiRisiccr Stlmson submitted u com
munication relative to bU oftlco , Iti equip
ment , necessities , otc. Jt v.'na referred to tbc
| iropcr.comtnltlco with power to act. The
condition In which this otllco It lian provoked
ronsldentlilo comnj ; , { , oy the Jioople upon
tha melliuus , wnch In. lM3t practice buvo
brought It about. It has also en lisa. I no little
discussion In the sessions of tlio city council.
Now It is a fact that this olllcohas practically
no records of the public Improvements willed
have been made during the p.Mtycnr , ITuis
Is duo mulu'.y ' to the fact tliat the engineers
who bava provlously tilled the ofllec , Includ-
inir , Mr. Tostevln wlio was its last Incumbent ,
had , previous to their election , done a lariro
private business in all purls of the city , and
when they came to the. work of the olllee In
the city's employ , their individual records.
notes , titc. , luxotncr with their personal
knowledge of the city was their equipment
for the olNco. When thu present engineer
assumed the duties of the olllee ho found ab
solutely nothing In the way of records which
would assist him In bis work. The records
of this otlico should show exactly In what
condition the various parts of the publlo
work arc. In grading , the exact depth of a cuter
or 1111 Bhould bo shown ; the location of every
foot of water , gas and sewer pipe , with their
connections and variations of line. This Is
essential so that a precise knowledge of these
matters may bo accessible to the public.
Those records the city must have. Each year
adds to the Improvements and renders the
making of this record moro and more difll-
cult. Of oourso the work should not bo
longer delayed. The present olllccs of the
engineer ire totally inadeqnato to the de
mands of its Increased and rapidly increasing
business. Larger ones must bo Imd. With
the Increased clerical work it is necessary
that competent and sufficient assistance shall
bo secured. Whatcvci expcnso Is necessary
to be Incurred In order that this department
of the ofllclal work of tbo city shall bo prop
erly executed should b3 cheerfully borne by
all taxpayers. Of course , duo economy
.should bo observed at ull points , but the
saving of money is sometimes the most ex
pensive economy , and this fact Is true in the
present Instance.
The committee that has tbo matter in hand
will doubtless see that thcso demands arc
immediately met. Then when a taxpayer
wants to know where the nearest sewer
pipe is. and how far below the surface of the
earth , ho will not have to hunt up an ox-city
engineer or the man who dug thu trench to
get the doflired information.
Money loaned lit L. 13. CniftH & Co.'s
loan ollieo , on furniture , pmnori. horBo.s ,
wajroiiH , pcrfeomil property of nil kinds ,
mid till other urticlcs of value without
removal. All bubiucbs strictly confi
dential.
m
E , H. Shcato loans monpy on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business btriclly
confidential. Ollieo 500 Broadway , cor
ner Mtiin street , up-stairs.
Forclns tiott lenient.
During the month of January last W. C.
Mead Hied an information against II. C.
i5arnes , charging him with larceny. ISarnes
was then an employe of J. P. Sioborling &
Co. , of Chicago , and the alleged larceny was
of the company's money , which the accused
was charged with collecting and converting
to bis own use. The case was brought be
fore Judfxo Barnett , Various pretexts were
assigned for securing continuances , and the
case was set for triala half dozen or moro
times. Later , Attorney Sims Hied two other
Informations of the same import : buta hear
ing of these cases was never secured. Dur
ing the latter part of Mav an agent of the
above firm came hero and told the justice
that the cases were settled , and on the last
time set for the trial there was no appearance
of anyone representing the prosecution and
tbo cases were dismissed , the costs
being taxed to the plaintiff. Yesterday
the costs were paid and Humes now has the
annoying record cleared up.
It is understood that the same course is to
bo followed In the James F. Leo case. Colonel
onol Daily , the county attorney , Is reported
as determined to push the case to the end and
not allow any patching up. If ho prosecutes
it seems that it will bo no easy matter to
settle it , as It Is 'said the state has in Its
possession an admission of Lee that bo actu
ally helped himself to money belonging to
the Boston Tea company. His Justification
is said to bo that the llrm owed him and ho
took this peculiar way to secure his pay.
There seems to bo u growing practice of
using tbo criminal arm of the law to force
the collection of debts and tbo settlement of
financial difficulties. Just how far this sort
of practice can go is not determined. It
seems that there Is a great recklessness hero
in charging men with crookedness , or else
those who lllo Informations are not so anx
ious to have the guilty punished as to secure
enough cash to make them whole.
Buy mantels , grilles and hearth fur
nishings of the Now York plumbing Co.
Everything from n Jownhurp to ft
piano nl U. B , Mubic Co. , 1224 Broadway.
S. B. Wudsworth ft Co. loan money.
Arrested tlio Wrong Sinn.
C. A. , son of Contractor H. L. Williams ,
swore out a warrant nt the city clerk's ofllco
yesterday afternoon for tbo arrest of John
Maharvno , runs the lunch counter at the
Turf , and Hilly Walters , a city gambler , for
assault with Intent to kill. Young Williams'
story of the affair is as follows : Ho was
going homo Monday night nt about midnight ,
and when in the vicinity of the Methodist
church ho met a woman , who asked him to
accompany her home , as she did netlike
like to go alone. Ho consented , and
the pair started down Uroad-
way , meeting Mnlmr and Walters near
tbo No.I hose houso. A few friendly words
wore exch nngcd between the woman and
Walters , who is reputed to bo her "solid
man. " The couple passed on down Broad
way , and no moro was seen of the men until
they reached the corner of Seventh street ,
when they Jumped out from behind the cor- ,
ncr of the drug store , and began to beat Wil
liams over the head , ono with a slungshot
and the other with a loaded cane. Ha was
knocked down repeatedly by the cowardly
ruftlans , and dually loft on the ground In
sensible. Ho was arrested shortly after
ward by Captain Dyer and taken to
tbo station house , whcro a clmrgo of
disturbing the peace was lodged against
him , and no was thrown Into a cell. His
father was notified , and the boy was re
leased about 4 o'clock. His head presented
n horrible sight , being covered with largo
bunches , raised by the terrific blows of tbo
heavy weapons. Omi eve was swollen com
pletely shut , the victim's face was discolored
and ho was covered with blood. U is rather
a strange proceeding to throw tin innocent
man Into jail , simply because ho is found
almost Insensible on the streets , bruised and
bleeding , when his condition snows him to
bo a butter candidate for medical attendance.
J. G. Tip ton is soiling houses and lots
every day , and says ho can show bettor
bargain H than anv man , either in this
city or Omaha. Thai's his business.
The Ideation Klxeil.
The pity school board yesterday visited the
site of the school building on Washington
uvonuo and definitely located the position ol
l the how structure. U Is to bo sijcty-sU feet
from tlib street line an'd thirty-four feet from
the cast line of the lot. The building will
front directly on UrynnV street , so that the
center of the building will bo on & line with
the center of that Btrcpt , ftlvhig a fine view ,
of the .structure both frpm Bryant and Main
stroct. , Contractor Murjihy state's that ho
will begin laying stone tot tbo foundation
cither-th6 last of this wcck'or tbo first of
no'xt. As. the building la now located , the
property owners will' hold no Jnsh over the
school board1 , ns additional ground can bo
purchased oh either side if Uiord Is needed.
Travelers ! Stop nt the Kachtelo.
Artists prefer the IIulloU & Davis
pluno , at C. B. Music Co. , i > 21 Broitav.-y.
He C H Have the IJoily.
The habeas corpus caao of Herbert Mills ,
who bns been confined In the county Jail
awaiting the action of the pram ! 1ury , was
hoard before Judge Ayloswortb , yesterday
morning. Although there was tie doubt
whatever but that ho had boon conducting n
"skin galiio , " for the p.irpoao of fleecing tlio
unsophisticated , the cvldoneo on th.it point
was very scant , and the court ordered his re
lease. Attorney Limit asked the court ta
hold the prisoner Until ho could obtain an-
oUiijr v.iirrant for him. Mills was not nut of
hearing , and It waa amusing to see tli in
crease in his speed , Hn ' .7. ; ; . n , loug In
leavirur The city limits of Council UlulTs far
behind him.
Ladies , do not fail to see the " Ladles'
Friend , " 700 Washington uvonuo.
The Mower Victims.
Six victims were dragged out of the sewer
yesterday morning to confront Judge Aylea-
worth ami answer for the deeds done In the
flesh during the preceding twenty-four
hours. John Maloney ambled up to the front
nnd told the court that ho was from Pacific
Junction and ucnlcd point blank tb.it ho over
drank a drop , although Chief Lucas said ho
was the drunkest man ho over saw when ho
tried to load him into the patrol wagon tit the
Burlington depot on the previous evening.
IIo was assotisud $8.11) ) for bis somnolence.
John Stewart and William Klohiirdson had
their cases continued for disturbing tbo
peace. <
The hose was turned on throe vags nnd
they floated out of the city on the swelling
current.
J. G. Tipton has bargains in rcivlcblule.
Answered the Ii.iist Call.
The funeral of H. C. Hendcrtton took place
yesterday morning from hla late residence on
Harrlfcon street , Huv. W. H. W. Hoes , of the
M. E. church , oftleiating. The membara of
Abe Lincoln post , G. A. R. , ware present in
a body , and conducted the services of the
grave. The military salute of four rounds
was fired over the grave in honor of his
rank as an oflicer In the army. The perform
ance of the sad rites in accordance with
military regulations was soleDin and im
pressive. About fifty of the comrades of the
deceased veteran wcro in line , and , In com
pany with many other assembled friends ,
bore testimony to their sympathy for the
living , and esteem for the dead.
If you want a deal of any kind in real
estate HOC J. G. Tipton , the broker.
A Sudden Death.
Richard , son of Patrick Hannifun , died
yesterday morning at his father's homo near
Underwood , ng--d twonty-threo years. The
deceased was in the city on the preceding
evening , and news of hla death excited gen
eral surprise among these who saw him on
the street so short a time previously. IIo
was in the habit of drinking heavily , and it
is thought that the oxtoisive use of liquor
may have had something to do with his early
death. The time of his funeral has not yet
been announced , but due notion of it will be
given later.
Card ol'TliiuikK.
We , tbo undersipned , do hereby gratefully
express our thanks to our neighbors nnd
friends who so kindly assisted us through
the sickness and death of our beloved mother.
Most gratefully ,
Mil. AND Mils. E. W. PUOUTY.
Ciuiii.Cii SritAoui ; AXII win : .
Personal l > urniraplifl.
Mrs. George S. Smith , of Lincoln , Is visitIng -
Ing friends in the city.
Mrs. O. S. Henderson is visiting relatives
and friends at Yillisca.
Miss Clara Meyer is spending her summer
vacation nt Detroit , Mich.
Miss Mamio Dale leaves to-day for Sioux
City , where she will visit with old friends
for several days.
Mrs. M. E. Detwiler , of Evunston , III. , is
the guest of Mrs. W. B. Fisher , and will re
main about a week.
John Maloney has returned from Warren
county , Neb. , where ho has been looking
after his real estate interests.
H. T. Thomas , with John Bono & Co. , is at
Macedonia , where ho was called by his wife's
illness at the homo of her mother.
Mary and Elvira , daughters of Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. H. Dalton , arc visiting In Glcnwood ,
and will remain until school ro-opcns , on the
1st of September.
Frank Shlnn , esq. , nnd Merely Chase ,
banker , of Carson , arrived In the city Mon
day evening. They contemplate a trip to the
west and north for the purpose of resting
and recruiting their health.
Carl Porterlleld , Mrs. J. T. Hart nnd
family , and Mibs Mamie , daughter of H , C.
Bccbo , general ugont of the Wells-Fargo nnd
American express companies at this point ,
loft Monday for Denver , where they will re
main two mouths.
Board of Trade.
The board of trade met last evening in
regular session. Some Important matters
wcro discussed , but nothing was definitely
settled with reference to the new hotel. It
is thought , however , that the project will bo
carried to a successful Issue either by the
Chicago syndicate , or in case of failure in
that quarter , by local parties.
A TEMPLE > F SPIRITS.
Many Believers lit the Professions of
Mine. IHS ! Dollar.
Now York Loiter : IS } mo. Diss Debar ,
who is serving out a term of imprison
ment in the penitentiary on u convic
tion of having swindled Lawyer Luther
I ? . Marsh bv means of pretended spirit
pictures , will , on her emergence , open
u house in this city for bounces.
She calculates that her punishment
will constitute her a martyr in the eyes
of spiritualists , while oven to unbeliev
ers it will recommend hur as a famous
medium.
An agent has leased for her a house
at 101 West Forty-ninth street , and the
prumibos will bo convortotl by hur into
what she will call a tumplo ot the
spirits.
There is in this city a Bureau of Spir
itual Investigation , composed of leading
spiritualists , who undertake to investi
gate the work of mediums , with a view
of exposing1 fraud and endorsing hon-
osty. ThobO men nro of unquubtionablo
sincerity , and their voruict carries
weight with .spiritualists everywhere.
They attended the trial of Madame
Dis Debar , and from the beginning to
the end ; .they have since looked further
the question of her genuineness us
u medium , nnd they have mamtired to
convince themselves that the "phoiiom-
ontv" produced by lior tire ruuluiul true.
Their report was read to-day by your
correspondent.
It tneitly , although not expressly , ad
mits that the woman iiiay have resorted
to trickery to some extent , mid that her
business dealings with Marsh were
wrong ; but it is assorted at great length
and with much posltivoncss that the
portraits produced by her are mndo by
spirit hands , and that tier seances for
the materialization of spirits have been
as wonderful as anything evolved by
spiritualism.
Such an otllciul indorsement is bound
to make the woman accepted as a
medium by all spiritualists.
Madame Dibs Debar is kept at work as
a seamstress in the ponitontitiry. 'Tak
ing-advantage of the first visiting day ,
'
your correspondent went 'to see h.er.
She was at llrst inclined to .nngry
siloucu ; and when she llrst spoke fttufl _
it was * to berate ull iiuwspuper ineu us'
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COXJ&CII , BLUFFS.
METCALF BROTHERS Furnishing Goods ,
Clothing , Hals , Caps , oto.
MUEU.EII MUSIC .COMPANY.
William ,
Siadantapf
Dtnl la ffanlmaf : , Everdt 0 Fisher
City & County REAL ESTATE .
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Largest Capital and Surplus j CITIZENS STATE BANKv Your Patronage oo Cr >
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COUNCIL. III.UFFS J. W , SQUIRE'S
Paint , 011 1\ Glass Go. Porcgoy & Mooro's Abstracts of Title
Wholesale. Santa Rasa ,
ARE THE BEST.
Mo. 8. Pearl St.
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Manufacturer of Fine CnrringCH nnd Buggies. H. F. HATTENHAUER I always keep in stook a largo variety or oiiHtorn
I htivo ahvnvb a full stock to select from. . . , make Carrlagoswhich I sell at a very low rate.
Call aiul-exainine. Prices Low. ] \ ' < > . 'J7 to aJl rourtli Street. I am always ready to show goods.
enemies of herself and her cause. Five
minutes of loquacity ciipuud , however ,
anil in Unit time shu wild tliat she was
constantly in the company of the bnino
Wind of spirit guides who hal controlled
her while at the residence of Mr.
Marsh ; that they consisted of six _ an
cient Greeks , two Indians , an American
and a Spaniard. They hud promised to
continue tlieir backing of her and to
make her -proposed. ciuurprUo suecoss-
ful. She thouyht it doubtful whether
they would produce any moro pictures
for her , and it was more likolj that her
bounces would be devoted to materiali
zation.
The nmdame expected to go a great
way beyond anything in that line that
hail been achieved by other medium * .
District Attorney b'cllows wim nuked
whether lie would deem it his duty to
indict and pro.-eeuto Mmlamo DNs
Dobnr in case she rebiiineil bu.sinev. on
her release Trom imprisonment. Ho
said it would depend.rupon whether
anybody complained of bolnfr swindled
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bv'hor. If she simply'gave HPIUK-CS ,
with an iulmif&ion fee , Mio would only
bo doing what two or thrco ilo/.on other
mediums practice unmolested in this ,
city , and ho hhoultl not fool it to be his ;
dutA to interfere. It refcteu > nlhor with I
tho"polico to raid * ueh concerns , if they
thought bent.
Superintendent Murray , the hoii'l of
ourpolii'o. nltl thnt buiyitunl mctlium-
5hip , as ordinarily practiced , wsib hard
ly a sort of evil for the-police to try to
iibuti . It was a roliftiiw1 ? matter any-
'imw , and ho felt sure that tb , o jKs De
bar would not bo molested lu giving or-
dinarv exhibitions. '
Thus it looks as though * .1hc woman
will teen make as much iof a fortune us
the. ono which she bchoincd to get out
af-Marsh , anil this time an stifoty.
SPECIALNOTICES ,
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' A I , advertisements sneh ns J.ost.l'onna ,
To Loan , Tor Sale , To Hent.Wnntu , HoardlnR.
etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TUN CBNTdl'KH LINT for the llr.it in-
bertlon and Klo Cents Per Line for each subse-
( inent Insertion. Leave udveitlsements at our
onice. No. li 1'earl Street , near llroadway ,
Council lilullH , Iowa.
WANTS.
'US. CAKHli : HII..U professional nurse , 711
. Mynstei street , Cwincinilults.
OI'Si : for lent. Johnston & Van 1'atten , 83
H
Mam street.
TJIOlt SALK Anopen Hide-bar bnifgy , nearly
-L1 n w , to good pnity on monthly payments.
A. .T. .Mandel. No. OM and : ti" Uroadway.
Good second hand Moves , furnl-
WANTED carpets. Will pay inchest cash
price. A. J Mandel , Nos. tfSI and ir.Ti llroadway.
TT1OU SA lK-Or trade , luts 4 and ft In block Z
C TerwlllBKer'H art. Apply to W. L. Pntton ,
S7 North Main btreet.
TT1OU SA LE The best small fruit and vegeta
JL ? ble farm In Pottawattamio county , two
miles from Council Hinds postolllce. at a price
that will hell It , on remarkably easy terms.
Title perfect and properly In good condition.
Possession given any time. Good roa&on for
selling. R. T. lln-ant & Co. , 028 llroudway ,
Council Illulfs , la. '
"C1OU THADE Several clocks of merchandise ,
X ! also Improved and unimproved farms. John-
bton & Van 1'atten. : tl Maln t. , Council lllnlls. lu
o llKNT-ImmedlRtely , for the bummer , a
good furnished houno , 10 looms ; closet and
bathroom ; city water. Apply on premises , $ U
5th HVO.
WANT To oxclmnco Nebraska \Vlsconsln
farm lands for Council limits or Omaha
property or merchandise. O. 1' . McKesson.
" \\7"ANTED--Btoclv9 ot merchandise. Have
T > Omaha nnd Council lllutts city property ,
alto western land to exuliaiiKo for goods. Call
on or address Johnson & Christian , Itoom 33 ,
Cliambcr of Commerce. Omaha.
FOR 8ALK At a ImrRalu , < ( i acres near block
yards. South Omnlm , Neb. , Johnson &
ChrlHtiim , Itoom 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Oniiilig.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
COOHroadway Council HlnlTa , Iowa. Established
13T.7.
D. H. McDANELD' & , 00 , ,
Hides. Tallow , Peiis ,
Wooland'F.iirs.
Highest Market Prleosi Pronipi
Return { '
t20 and SS Main 8troet.Coiycll' ) I"
JOHN GILBERT ,
ri.USIIIKU AND IBl.ii ; | IX
WIND MILLS
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IRON AND WOOD PU'MRS ,
.NO ; nai MAIN ST. ,
* < IOWA
KO , 29
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HUMAN
coTicii
PRICE
vt Mi ! S-Ei--W : - C-t iJ.iCSa SI5 ,
The Morris Typo Writer In n practical , well
nmilp nu'l ' llni-.y tlnUhcd in.u-hlnc'.nnd comMm'i
the perfect letteniu , r.xact nlllgnmcnt , and
rapid wiltlni ! of a hlKii in Ice 1 writer. Tlio HIM-
tON MIMlXKlUAI'll. thebe-t upp.irattu m.ulo
for inanlfoldlmt autographic nml tvno writer
work ; : ! , < ) ) copies ( an Ixft'iken. TVl'l ! WltlTKIt
hiipplies for s.ilo S end for circulars. The Ux-
cv slor Co. , Conn ' 1 Hunts.i. !
Mention tills pni > r.
E CHICAGO 0
The only rontl to tiike fur Pe * Molncs , Mnr hnltown
CViliir Kmild" , Clliilini , DlKin , ClilinL'i ) , Mllnnukeo
anil all points Ku t. 'lo the | " ' | iloof Nclir.iskn.Colo
rmlciVyoinlni ; , lltnli , Iduhci , Nura.lu , OrOJini. Wnih *
liiKtun ami L'aillurnlH , ItotTt'rt aupcrlur ftdvnhti : C3
not iioihlljlo by nuy other Hue.
Amonu n few of the nuniornun polnta of siiierlorltr |
enjoyed by the patrons of this n > a I between Omnlm
unit ( 'hk'HKO , nr iti three trnlns u tiny of 1IAV
COACIIKS , which lire tlio Illicit Unit hnnnin art ami
InKfiiult.rcimnvHtu. Its I'AI.AOKSI.KKPINC OAHS ,
the oq\ial of which cnnnot ho fonnl cinpwtH'ro. At
Cniuull llluirs.the trnlni of the Union I'uclllo Hull-
nay connect In union depot with thono ofthoChl-
CHKO A. Northwc"ti'rn lly. In Clilcnco the tralni of
thH line make close connection with those of nil
other Kii'-tcrn lines.
Kcir I let roll , Cotumbun. Indian npollB , Cincinnati ,
Nhicorn Knlls , llutt ilo. rilMliuru.Tornnto , Montreal,1
llo > lon New Vurk , I'hllinlulpnlu , Rnltlmorc. Wavh-
liiKton , nnd ull points Intheenst. Ask for tickets Tin
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"NORTH-WESTERN"
If 7011 wlsb the brut acrommodiitlon. All ticket
nitents sell tlfkels Tin this line. . . . .
U. HL'lilllTT. K. I' . WILSON.
tien'l Munngcr. Ocn'l rnss'r Agent.
ciiir.tao , n.t.8.
W. N. 1JADCOCK , llcn'l Western Aucnt.
I ) . K. KIM1UI.I , , Ticket Acent.
U. K. WKST , City raihCUKcr Agent.
1401 Faruum St. , Omuha , Neb.
NAC4UAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY Will
OBTAIN MUCH INfOtlMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAHD& PACIFIC R'Y '
Its main lines aud branches Includa cmCAOO ,
PEOnlA. MOLHIE , KCCK ISLAND , DAVEN-
POKT , DES M01NEO. COUNCH.JJI.UFF3 , MUB-
OATINE , KANSAS Cliy. BT. JOSEPU. I.EAV-
ENWOHTH , AXCHISON , CEDAIl HAPIDB ,
WATEHIiOO. MTHNEAPOLIB , 8Qd BT. PAUfc
and BCoroa of Intermoctlato cities. Cholco ot
routes to and from the Pacino Copot All trans-
fcra In Unloa dope's. Pact tralna of 71co Day
Coaches , clccnnt Dining Cars , macnlUccn. Pull *
man Talaco Qloepers , and ( between Chicago. Ot ,
Jcrcpli , Atchlaoa and Kttnaao City ) Hoclinloo
Chair Corn , eeaU Free , to h&lilers of tbroush
first-class tickets.
Chicago , Kansas & . Nebraska R'y
"Great Rock lalnnd Route. "
Krtenda Wcet and Southwest from Bansan City
and St. Jonoph to NEU3ON. UOKTON , . BEIiB-
VHJLB , TOPEKA , HERINaTON , WIOinTA ,
HUTCinNBON , CALDWELL , end all points In
KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the
celebrntod Pullman manufacture. All safety ap
pliances and modernjpiprovements.
The Famous Albert Loa Route
Is the favorite between Chicago , Hock Island ,
Atchlaon , Hansas City and ItUnneapolla and Ht.
Foul. Ita Watertown branch traverses the great
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BOLT"
of Northern lawn. Southwestern Minnesota , and
East Central Dakota to Watertown , Spirit Irfiko.
Blous Falls and many other towns and cltloa.
The Bhort IJno via Beneca and Kankftkoo offers
gupM-Jor facilities to travel to and from Indian
apolis , Cincinnati and other Southern Points.
For Tickets. Maps , Fc'lders. or deilred Informa
tion/apply at nny COUP.JU Ticket Offlco or address
E.8T.JOHN , I' . A. HOLBROOK ,
er. _ Oen'lTkt. ftfaas. Agfa
21.829,850
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
were ( hipped daring the past
two yean , without a drum-
tui-rfn uuramploK Nootliur
house In tuo world cau truth *
fully make > ucU a ahowinc.
One amut dealer ouly )
wintcd In each town.
SOIOIYUAOIMODIJUOCIJIS.
. R.W.TANSILL&C0..55StateStChicaaa
1HJ2. INCOUPOUAXUO 1H78
CO. ,
MASSILT.OX , OHIO , WAXUFACTUHKHS.
SIZES FROM Kspcclnllr Adni ted foe
25 TO 300 ELECTRIC
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER
POWER , Mills and Elevators ,
AUTOMATIC - : - CUT-OFF ENGINES.
Specillcntlons ami estimated furnished for complete ) steam plants , Ileiultitlon , Durability ( luar-
nntoecl. Can bhow letters from uscro wlicio fuel Kconomy Is equal vlth Corliss ) Xon-Couiluiului ; .
KtEtAXcn Bioajsi : , c r\cn , BJI-IJJ is , KMVA.
Send for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
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'WroughTand Cast FOR
Automatic Economy ,
Itcpnlw. Xcw < U'2d irninl rLB y 3 D SUW Simpllclti ! antl
Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tenth Avenue , Council I31uiTsIa. Telephone KM )
From 15 to 25 Per Cent.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE
PETER C. MILLER
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Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
HDIDl/IIMDIIMF. . Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates ,
DiniMnDII U Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Urown
Building , Council BlulTs , Iowa.
riMI CV Dl ( Dl r . Attorney at Law , Second Floor Brown Building , 115
F I IN LLY DUimL" Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Justice oi the Peace. Olllee over American Express , No. 419
N " " Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
S QIIV/IQ / Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Fedcra
< X OIIYIu" " Courts. Onicc Rooms 7 and 8 , Shugarl-Beno Block ,
Council BlufTb , Iowa.
> LJA7CM Dentist. Corner Main Street and First Avenue , Counci
, MAZ-LIN" BlulTs , Iowa.
r l I A l\/1 / DC7DI I M M H. Specialist In diseases of UJ-B , Mar. Nose and
Mil ( HAlVlntnLIlN . IVI. U. T"r"at01asKesAccur.it l.vI'reHcrlbKL Cut-
millUI-l IU.ll ll "
MiJl - If aarh treated by mail after llrnt consultation.
OIHcncor. Main stiect and llroadway. Residence , B1U lllnlf St. Ilourri .i.tu K , Stofi , 7 : 0 to8w. : ;
Council lllulfH , Iowa.
-IF YOU HAVE ANY-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OB FURNITU !
Call on .11. OltOIILICII , 538 ISrnmlway , wlioro you u'ill rcccivo
thu UlRlivsl Cash lrlfu.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTBIS TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
WANTED fOG'Al < AXI > TKAVKLI.V'U A i\TS : OX I'OJU
LAUNDRY
MAKE CALLS AMD DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 26O
SNYDEB &SNYDER
M. B. SNYDER , A. M. . M. D ,
Physician and Surgeon
MRS. M. B. SNYDER ,
SPECIALIST :
DlboascBof Woman mill Children ,
j i7 UrottdwtiY. Council Illuira.
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
MILLINERY
1514 UOUUL/AS ST. . OMAHA' , NI2U
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Star Stables and Mule Yards
Homes ami miilo * constantly on hand for sul *
t ri-lalUr Incar lotH.
Crdui-M p.oniitly lilltd by contract on shott
nntlco.
btoclc bold on commission.
Telephone- , BCII1 < UTKU & IIOI.BV.
UppoKlte Dmumy Depot , Couucil lilullt.