OMAHA DAILY BEIh SATURDAY. JULY 21. 188&
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL 'BLUFFS.
OFFIOIJ NO. 12 1'KAHLi S'JL'iwnT.
t'cllvcfca1 byrnrrlorlii/iny T'artot the City at
T'Tfciitr Cents rer Week.
H.W.TI.YtON. . . . . . . MANAOEU.
JltBlNF.l'S OFMUK. No. 43.
N'lUIIT KDflOII , No.I. .
M1NOU .MENTION.
N. V. Plumbing Co.
There nro now ! J10 teachers In attendance
at the instttutu.
Ttio democrat. ? of the city io ; to Persia this
evening for grand "blow out. "
Another carlo.id of furniture for the gov-
eminent building was tuculvcd yesterday
morning.
It in expected tlmt about four hundred old
Bottlers Irom Onmlm will Visit Lake Mauaw.i
Monduy uvunlng next.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to
Nicholas .1. Do Fries and Miss Addto Lam-
berl , both of this city.
More furniture for Uncle Sam's now house
arrived yesterday , prominent iimoni : wlilch
weio u larfe'i ! number of elugunt chairs.
The condition of little Ha/el Cumi > Adams
is but little If any Improved , imd there is
Kreat solicitude for the life of the sufferer.
An cxc irslon from Manning to I-alto Man-
nwu is being planned by borne of the enterprising -
prising uiti/cns of that prosperous littiu
city.
city.The
The managers of Lake Manawa have arranged -
ranged for u traveling men's excursion to
that summer resort lor a date In the near
future.
A permit for a f 1,700 residence was issued
yesterday to Mr. It. II. Or.iby. The build
ing will bo erected in Curtis & Ramsey's
addition.
At a recent meeting of the trustees of the
Ilroadway M. B. church , 'Squire 13. S. 15nr-
jiett was elected treasurer , vice J. N. 1'rown ,
resigned.
Kx-Aldernmn Lewis Hammer is rcurrnng-
Int his residence on Knit Uroadway , and u
most imposing Htructuiu will soon appear in
place of tlui already line building.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Nicholas Do Fries
and Miss Addle Lambfit were united in mar
riage at the home ol the groom on Eighteenth
uvenue. Justice LJriggs performed the cere
mony.
Judge Ayleswortli tarried long enough In
the police cuwt room yesterday to assess four
boo/u lines : Jacob Miller ami John Camp
bell , $8.10 each , and Pat Johnson and George
Parnsll , { .7.00 each.
Yesterday u handsome lamp was erected at
the entrance of Neunmyer'H hotel. Ttint
structure is rapidly approaching completion ,
und within a few weeks It will be thrown
open to the public.
William Sludclman , of Omaha , has pur
chased the livery stable of J. 1. . Giles , oa
North Main street , und will take possession
at once. Mr. Giles will return to his former
home In Pugu county.
In conjunction with the sale of the HUJOJO
worth ol liioadway paving bondfl It should
bo undei stood that the sale was eilectod
through the Uiti eiih' State bank , that insti
tution acting as agent for the eastern pur-
Chasers.
The saloon men have felt finite friendly
toward tliti Globe until that paper has come
out so stoutly charging them witn bribing
the prohibitionist attorney. They are hot
about it and deny that they have been hnu-
iug anybody.
An Omaha printer by the name of Uunkles
found a bank book with an account of i-70 on
the sticet near the dummy depot. Hero-
turned it to the owner , Mr. J. Goldberg , the
Main street merchant , who Imd not dis
covered his loss. The tinder was rewarded
with the heartiest thanks for bis honesty.
Arrangements are being m.ida for some
yacht racing on Likc3 M.inawa in the near
future. Itis expected that an cleg.uitcup
will bo offered ami a lively race had within
ten days or so. It is believed that con
siderable interest can bo aroused in ttie
yachts which will soon be skimming over the
waters Manawa.
An accident occurred on Xinth avenue
Thursday afternoon to a man who was en
gaged in unloading the iron for the new
bridge. One of the heavy pieces swung
around and caught his leg , crushing it badly.
Ho was removed to his homo , where it was
found that the bone was uninjured , but the
bruise will bo very painful and lay him up
1'or souio time.
Now switch boards for all the olectrie
lights on the towers arrived in the city Thurs
day evening , and workmen began putting
them In place yesterday. The will allow the
current to bo "cut out" of each lamp sepa
rately , so tlmt either one of them can be re
moved , if necessary , while the others arc
burning. It will reimiro several days to com.
pleto the change.
At 'J : JiO o'clock this afternoon will occui
the great match pacing race at Union park ,
between Charles MeCormick's chestnut geld
Ing , Westmont , and N. I. U. Solomon's baj
marc , Minnie H. A purse of $1.000 hinges 01
the result. Admission to the grounds , in
eluding the grand stand and quarter stretch
will bo M ) cents. A large delegation fron
Omaha will come across the river to witness
the exciting contest.
Some of the local merchants have beei
anxiously waiting for some days for the nr
rival of goods of various kinds tlmt were ci
route from St. Louis. Word was recoixui
hero yesterday to the etl'ect that the ear ii
which the goods were shipped Imd been do
stroycd by lire. It was coming by way ot tin
V.'abasli , but where the lire occurred or wha
Us extent was could not bo learned.
Henry Keiner , manager of the Caseadi
laundry , was most agreeably surprised h ;
Iho young ladies of that establishment tin
other evening , and presented with an elegan
opera glass as a token of respect and esteem
The presentation speecli was made by Mis
Theresa bcott. The party sat ilou n to i
very elaborate spread , anil did lull justice ti
the excellent viands. A most enjoi able evenIng
Ing then followed , and will not soon bo foi
gotten.
'The attention of the city authorities ha
been repeatedly called to the "lake" near th
old Diorks property on South Main street
The matter lias been called up in the cit
\l \ council and the board of health. It has bee !
considered by committees ; the spot 1ms bee ;
visited several times , and jet nothmgjs dente
to remedy the matter. That it Is it nulbunc
. ! o one denies , but how to abate It that's tli
question.
| | jlM. . Grant , a horse trader , was taken In
lore Squire Uiggs yesterday morningeliarge
with keeping n glandered horse. Ills cas
was continued until Monday , and his bent
t 'd nt il)0. ) Two veterinary surgeons hav
J * mined the horse , and one says ho has th
glanders mid the other denies It. H i
another case of doctors' disagreement , an
the case will have to be settled in cour
Meanwhile the animal In question is pasture
on the bottoms along the river.
At the last term ot court the case of Pov
oil vs Mullen , and William Scidentopf as n
tervfiior was heard before Judge rhorncl
and taken under advisement. He rendered hi
decision yesterday In favorof thedolendanti
and charged the costs to the plaintiff. Th
case is of much interest to property holdei
In Kiddle sub-division , as the Mime one-eight
interest Is claimed In several hundred lot
This decision quiets the title , and clears u
overhanging tax titles.
Money loaned nt , L. B. Crafts & Co.
\ ( loan ollluo , on furniture , pianos , horse :
wtijions , personal property of nil himli
und nil other articles of value withot
removal. All business strictly conl
dontiul.
'
The Mcrrlinn liloulf.
The plans for the block to bo built by M
N. Mtrrlum of Oumlm , are at the otllce of (
K. licll , the architect. Contractors desirlr
to bid on the work can there Inspect tlioi
It is Mr. Merrium's Intention tociowdtl
building to as speedy a completion M IHISS
ble. U will bo ono of the boat blocks In tl
city , and will cover an area of 100 by ' . ' 00 fee
with frontdgu on Miller avenue , Main strc
mid Pearl street , making 300 feet frontai
lu ulL
K. II. Shciitu loans mutiny .on clmtt <
security ol every description. 1'riva' '
consulting rooms. All business strict !
confidential. 0 nice 500 Broad wuy , co
l)6r ) Muni street , ur-siUuis.
ft Stop at the Pacific Houso. The mo
centrally located hotel in the city.
Travelers ! Slop ut the Bochtele.
SISS MAKES TEH SIMMER ,
Saloon Men Dohy Tlmt They Are
Guilty of Dribory.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE HOTEL.
A DniiKcruiiH Urlny Uy Foolish Differ-
CMCCH tit' Opinion A Imiimlry I/ml
Scnldcd A JtystorloiiH Case of
Slioen Tin ;
TurnIni : tliu Olobo Over.
The letter that appeared In yesterday
morning's HIH : , over thu signature of Dan
Carrigg , the well known .spirting munof this
city , caused considerable surprise and con
sternation among the parties who are at
tempting to support the Olobo In Us attack
on Mr. Jacob Sims , attorney for the Law and
Order league. The Olobo appears to lie ter
ribly in earnest , mid the manner In which
flat contradictions are coming in from p.irties
Implicated indicates that Mr. Sluii lias splen
did piounds upon which to Institute proceed
ings for criminal libel , and tno matter will no
doubt be fully aired in court as soon as the
Globe has made all of Its charges , of which
it claims to have an almost unlimited supply.
In its Issue of Thursday evening , the Olobo.
accused Mr. Sims of accepting bribes from
Mr. Frank Hosse and Mr. R J. O.iy. A ! : :
reporter yesterday calle 1 on Mr. Day and
asked him concerning the correctIHMof
the article. Ho promptly denounced it
as a "lie , " and snid that the uiti-
clo was wilfully false and misleading ,
lie was nsltcd to give his statement of the
facts In the case as they actually o.vurrcd ,
and did so Inn letter to Mr. Sims , piofiTnng
that the account should appear over his own
signature , so as to le.ivo no possible ron.n for
doubt regarding his lde.\s in the matter. The
statement given by htm is appended , and
shows up very plainly the willful falsifying
of the Olobo in misrepresenting him.
"Mr. Jacob Sims , City. Dear Sir : My at
tention hits been called to an article pub
lished in the Daily Olobo in this city on yes
terday in which you nro charged with tii'v-
nifr received finin me the sum of $ J."i In the
nature of a bribe to procuio your consent to
allow the building at the Junction of M.iin
und Pciirl streets in this city , controlled by
me , to lie used as a saloon. The article is
untrue in its statement of facts conci'rnlnj.
this transaction and unfair in its comments
thereon , and is calculated to do both i < > u and
myself u grots Injustice. The facts ot the
matter are , that when you commenced tlu-
action last month to have this place clo-od
us u saloon I went to your ofilco and said to
you that I did not want any extra costa made
in the case , nor the building closed , and tlmt
if you would stop the proceedings when ?
they were I would give you my personal
guaranty tlmt the building should
bo no lunger used r.s u saloon. Von then
stated to me1 that In this particular cast1 you
did not think yon ought to extend any favors
whatever , much less receive any fee licv.inso
jou had n short time beforc dismissed a
similar proceeding on the pledge to you of
Mr. Hc se , the tenant , that no more intoxi
cating liquors should be sold in the building.
Upon my assuring.you , however , thai 1 my
self would personally attend to the matter
aivl see that no more intoxicating liquors
weiv sold in the bund.ng , you did then in a
personal favor to mo say that you were will
ing upon fcticli an assurance to go no farther
with tlio case upon my p.iyinpr you the mini
mum lee lixed by the statutes , and all the
other costs pertaining to the proceeding that
had thus far been incurred. You did stnp
the proceeding and 1 subsequently paid you
the money as ugived. In this matter I suw
nothing unfair or dishonorable , nor did I for
a moment think that I was do ug anything
improper. You treated me candidlv. f.urly
and gentlemanly , and I do not boticvc you
had any intention in the whole matter other
than to do what was right and Just under the
circumstances. 1 knew that it the cuso was
prosecuted to the end that the costs would be
very much larger than they then were , and
you very generously consented to t.iku ins'
personal assurance as to the use of the build
ing and to dismiss the proceeding as I have
staled. Very truly , F. J. DAI.
'Council P.luffs , la. , July 20 , IVSS. "
Mr. Sims was next seen , and explained In
detail everything connected witli the Hesse
and Day transactions. His statement of the
facts was substantially as follows : "L.ast
winter Frank Hc-sso was running a saloon In
the building nl the Junction of Main and
Pearl streets owned by Mrs. F. J. Day. I
took the necessary legal steps to secure an
injunction against the place , nail the prelim
inary pipora : were served on Air. Hesse and
Mr. F. J. Day , the agent of the property.
The next day Mr. Hesse came into my ofllco
and said , 'I want to settle this matter. Mr.
Day won't let the building for saloon pur
poses any longer , and 1 am going to quit the
business. ' I told him ho was a stranger to
me and I could not take his word in a case of
that kind. I asked J. J. Shea , the county
clerk , concerning the man , and he told me
that ho was formerly n bar tender at the
Planters hotel , and ho would take liii
word It ho said ho waste
to give up the liquor business.
I then told Mr. IIcsso that the law allowed
mo ceitain fees for bringing up u case , am ]
more it 1 pushed the t-aso to ti hearing in
court. 1 told him if ho woul 1 faithfully
promise to quit the saloon business for good
that it would bo aatisftictory and J woulil
charge him only the minimum fco llxwl lij
law nnd the oleru's and sheriff s fees. IU
promised what I usfied nnd the case was dis
missed. It was but n short time until lit
was selling Ufrain at the same place in viola
tion of his promise. I again instituted pro
coediiuis and the papers were solved Mr
Day then came to see mo unit said ho did nol
want to 1 mvo a lot of eosts to pa.v in the case
but would a reo that the building should nc
longer bo run as u saloon uml would like t <
settle the case Immediately. I referred U
the broken promise of Hone , und Mr. Uaj
then ( nivu mo his iieisonal uiir.inly tlmt m
moro liquor .should bo sold In thu buildimr a :
long us it remained in his wife's possession
and I allowed him to settle the case and hi
has since been giving the mutter his persona
attention to see that no moro liquor is soli
on the promises. This is the true evplana
tion of the allowed bribery translations. Tin
CJlolio chums to have several oilier cases foi
mo to explain , nnd us fast as ihoy can dis
tort facts and got thorn in shape to present t <
the public I will bo r ady to state the cxue
circumstances in each and every one. "
The ( Hobo is evidently in u s nl dilemma
It has openly churned Mr. Sims with taltiiu
bribes , nnd when pressed for Its pi oof , i
can only cite Instances in which Mr. Slim
has taUeii money. It has not proven In n single
glo instance that he took It unlawfully. Tim
la what nettles the domocratie organ. I
evidently hope ? that the public will get mis
led tiy the shout "Sims has taken money , '
mid overlook the fact that ho took Just wha
the liuv says ho is entitled to n fee for pros
editing the cases. It might with equal con
slstency iniiliu the same charge uifiiinst an ;
business house In the city. They al
tnko money , whim they can pc
it. It does not follow , though
that they steal It , or tuko it dishonestly. Th
truth , only half told , may deceive u few , bu
so few that the Uloho is very wrathy. Tlios
who iittuck Mr. Sims lay great stress on th
charge "Sims took money , " but do not wan
the public to even stop to usic the question
"lid he take It legitimately ! "
Among the incidental slurs thrown out 1
. one Unit Kd. Sherlock still has a judgmou
\l \ against him for ftiu , und tlmt hu is cspeciall
I- friendly to Mr. Sims , us the latter Is no
forcing the paymcnlof this , $ .VJot which is fo
nil attorney fee. The fact Is that Mr. Shei
lock paid thU WO on the U'd of July.
The Globe's charges urc much like tli
fool's gun ; "bang It went , and never wet
Off. "
n. Buy mantels , grates and hearth fui
10 of the New Y
il-
il10
10 S. B. Wuclbworth & Co. loan money.
JOel As to the llolel.
The liotnl committee Imd another meetln
yesterday at which the situation ol this ei
ol
tcrprise was fully discussed. U appears tin
lo these persons who will bo the most benctltc
are taking thu least Interest In It while the !
who arc now , anil huvo been foremost In tl
work , can liopo to reap nothing from it c.
cept In an Indirect way. In fact where tl
Interest should be. the most active it Is U
deadest. In the fact ) of this fad the comml
tea lia not , yet given up all , hupo of accoi
plUhlng its purpose. Tlio Chicago parties
wore communiculcd With again lu the
hope of getting them tocome her *
nhd when oil the ground everything Will
be bent in the direction of success.
The above conditions of upathy nnd lanlc
of Interest are far from being a favorable
commentary upon the boasted energy and
push of the mauled men of the city. If the
improvements which the city desires and de
mands to make Its future prosperous mid Its
population large are ever secured , this do-
'
nothing palicy this gct-all-and-glvc-nothlug'
practice must bo knocked In the brad. More
than this , there must bo perfect unanimity in
notion. ThU Is ono of the fentires developed
in the hotel mixlniss. There nro nearly as
nmnv Ideas as to what is to be done 19 th"ro
are person * who express themselves If the
hotel is built there must bacjnccrtcd action ,
and that without any more delay or boys'
play.
The necessary amount to purchnso t'le '
Pacific house site has boon secured by sub
scription , but there Is udlvoisityol opinion
among the heaviest subscribers as to the best
method to adopt In converting this list into
collateral to sucuro the site. It is upon this
point , if at all , tlmt the present negotiations
will fall through. It seems passing strange
that , after the work is all done , and whvn
the thin. : iosired Is almost within grasp , that
r. iittlc- mutter of detail should jvvont its
buing sc cured. Self - ; . ! . . ntt the reputation
of the city inollld bo ml.led to the other in
centives to the accomplishment of this enter-
pi ise.
I'tififlc llouo in o | ) ( > n to thu ti'iivolin ?
public , noUuthsiainliiiy ; lu the contrary.
I'ltll line of Hlioot nuui" sit C'ouncl
IHullsi Music Co. , L'lM Broadway.
Sort ; Over tlic Hewer.
The unusual prevalence of dlscasrs of a
malarial and tophus nature along the i-oiirao
of Indian creek demands that immcdiute nt-
totitlrn bo given that part of the city's sew
erage \VKtcni. True , a little work has been
done in tl-o lower portion of the city , but the
thu attention required haa not been given.
At certain tiuius the stench that aris'M is her
rible. During the past year It has required
constant attention. The causes of this vile
condition are numerous. In certain parts of
the city the creek is bflna usnd for u House-
sewer , and everything nuajiitriblo is dumped
Into it. It is made the receptacle for till kindii
of liltli. At certain times in the
year this is earned off by lik'h water ,
but during tin1 dry snonth.i it lays
in the ditch until decomposition and piltvclac-
tion through these poisonous LMse * into the
atmosphere , to bear dKeise and death to
hundreds who dwell a'onir ' it p lUi.
There M a very strong feolin ; ; among the
IK-nple most interested'in uccoiint of tiicir lo
cal Kin that SOUKrno is n.-gU'ilJiig h'-J duty
in tin1 matter. The wnrlt of lueping this
newer cleaned falli into the department of
the Lity en-rmeer , and tlmt oftii'iul should ,
without delay , and without waiting * fur in-
btiuc'tinns , proceed to a pi rfonn.ince of this
duty. Daring tiie suuitiier months the en-
tlie district thiMUgh whicn the creek flows
should bo patrolled , and everything \\hieli
will hinder the flow i.f the wish r or cause uu
unsavory smell should be kept out of it. It
is truly ald that thu rrr.pinmbility In the
matter rests largely with tno p"ople who are
the most affected by it. Self interest or self
protection ought to bo a motive sunieient to
prevent sueh dop isitt as are above referred
to , but FO Ion if as this is not true , and tbe
general he ilth i.nd publle ( 'ood is endan
gered the city its elt ni'ist t ike the nntter in
hand and net in the best interests of all.
ArlinU pro for this llallott & lltivio
piano , nt ( J. B. Music Co.--1 Bro.adwny.
Ludi. " ! . ill ) iK.t fail to "no thu ' 'LadioV
I'Viuiid , " 7iW 'Wa.Illusion jivemio.
Saliioim Civ."ii a .Now Deal.
Yesterday morning there was quite a com
motion in saloon circles when it was slated
upon the street that a search warrant had
been issued and served upon Harry Inman'n
place , the Mint , Lute 'I hursdny afternoon
thu warrant was issued by .Ill-lire harsietl
on the application of the L.UV and Older
league. In the morning search wns made
and quite a quantity of the various liquors
was found and confiscated. 'J'iiej will lie
hold us evidence ui'til the c-iso COIIKS to
trial. This is the llrst ease of this Uind
that has developed , and it marks a
new era in the line of the prosecution
of these who are engaged in fie liquor
traille in Council Mluffs. Ono rc.it difficult v
heretofore met in piosucntlng t'uoao cases
has been the lack ol conclusive ovHonco as
to the character of the itrmUs sold under thu
names , "cold tea , " "hot Hip , " etc. , etc. In
order to cover this dillleulty fully the league
propose to sie/to the stock in trade of the men
they prosecute and lot competent and impar
tial men decide whnt theio drinks arc. The
ball has but just opened , sayn the league ,
and before long every man who is selling
liquors will bo given an opportunity to ex
plain his ease to the court. The men who
are "boot-legging" the business may. bo
treated in a somewhat different maii'ier from
the above , but the process will be just as severe -
vero and effectual.
Patrons ot the Paei'ic ' House hnvo
iiono but words of priiisc for the atten
tion sjivun them.
Arc Tlicy Stolen ft
Thnrstlay evening two large valises arrived
at the dummy depot , undressed to U. A.
Irwln , and were so heavy as to attract at
tention. Chief Lucas noticed thor.i and de
termined to watch thorn. Yesterday morn
ing a man called for them und was uiTC'-teil.
The valises were opened and found to bo
lil'ed ' with shoes which it is s-uppo-od are
stolen. The lellow sail ho puivh.r.od them
on the platform at rYoinont , Xob. , but \vaa
tr.ipped several times by the shiny questions
of Chief Lucas. The goods were shipped
Irom Nimborg , Nob. , to Nehu.vlor , th'tico to
this city. The lollovy intended to have Uio ; i
unloaded nt the transit r. bill they were u i-
dentally brought to thiidummy depot. Tliey
were ordered bade lo the transfer , but the
chief ol police ordered them held tht.ro
until he could trap the t.llegcd owner , lit ) i >
held at the co.iitr.il st.ition until homethin"
delinito can bo ascertained in Ins ease. It 11
the supposition that ho stole the goods iti
so'no Nebraska Iowa , : pd is now tryiu ; * to
make nw.i.v with them. Ho ofiered them for
sale at ridiculously low ) .rceo : , ringn.g from
75cents to * 1 per pur. The wlioi s mo of the
kind that ordmuril. ' , ictuil at from 61 to fTiper
pair. There is no doiibi but that ho irot pi > s
session of thu goods dishonestly , but the
question is , where did hu get them and in
what manner : It is hoped ttmt some in
formation concerning the matter will bu 10-
ceived to-day from sjmo of the intoi'ior Ne
braska towns.
J. G.Tipton has bargains tn realostalu.
- _ _
Drink Mnllo for the nerves.
Worthily Wedded.
The nnnouncamcnt of the marriage of Will
F. Sapji , Jr. , nnd Miss Lulu Loomis will call
forth many kindly expressions from the
many friends of the well known young folks ,
whoso fortunes and futures are thus Imppilj
united. The ceremony w.is quietly performed
Thursday evening at the residence of the
bride's parents , Mr. and Mrs. W.V. . Loomis ,
on First avenue , Kyv. M. T. Sorensen otllei
uting in accordance with the beautiful ritun !
of the Episcopal church. Only u few lull
innto friends ami relatives were present
Mr , Sapp is a Doling man who has had the
advantage of being closely associated wltl
and under the personal training of his father
Colonel W. F. Sapp , in the practice of th (
law , und has not only developed in his pro
fcssion , but socially as well ho Is greatly cs
teemed hero , where he has been known slnci
boyhood. The bride thus won has been u so
ciety favorite ever since her residence in th ! '
city , and has these graces and virtues whicl
win and hold friends.
No PAY TILL CUUKD. This rule has
been adopted by the Western Remedy
Co. , of Omnhii , who successfully tron
nnd euro tobacco , liquor or opium Imbi
ig baldness , catarrh , ( ointiln complaint
! 1- lost manhood , private disease of met
etc. . The house has such faith in tlioi
sde treatment taut no pay is asked until uf
> e tor olTcctual nnd permanent euro i
10X made. As the patient runs no risk IUH
X10 the company is known-to bo strictly ro
10 liable. They are doini ? ft larpe am
IB successful business. "Tho'reliability o
it- the Yestern Remedy Co. of this cit ;
is unquestioned. Oimiha HeruluV
SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largdst 'Stock , METCALF BROTHERS Furnishing Goods ,
Lowest Prices , Clothing , Hats , Caps , eto.
y - Tt . " " V fiarS fS
MuCtLEn dusic COMPANY. .1
ivrir. RDHRBR , William Slodtmtopf , Uardman , Everett A Fisher .1O
_ . D ler lo <
. . Cl r&.CountREAIESTATE , . §
Main SL Council RlufTi.
WU7UAL LIFE INO. CO. New Tork. Nii.SK.'Mtli.1 It"14 Sl' M > ry' * AT.Onnh .
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Largest Capital and Surplus CITIZENS STATE BANK Your Patronage oS
of Any Banli in the oity. Is Solicited. S
SYH , Scli.D.FnBtBr. SMDKE '
J. W. SQUIRE'S
COUNCIL tll.Ul'FS .
Paint. Qil Glosa Go. Fcrcgoj & Mooro'a Abstracts of Title
Wholesale. Santa
.ARE THE BEST.
No. 8. Pearl St.
Si
3EX
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JL < MPKIE HARDWARE CO. , WEIR SHUGART CO. ,
luror n [ Kino I'lirittipes nnd Hu T-J A * T"T'ETVTT-J A TT'CT'C5 I nl a\s Uocpin tock a liirj o variety or uiwtor
1 have nl wuy i u full . -.took to si'li-cl from HtT . 1.1. ri. 1 1 JZJ.\ Ar > .tJ JZIX , inuKu cnrriiv' H.which I sell at a very low rate.
Call and i-.Mitulne. 1'rli'cn T.ow. > ! > . , U7 lo ! { ! } S'oit lli Mlrvcl. 1 am imuijs ivndj to shtiw oods.
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t-r r.jii * J- n ii. K g ! .TrTtTT.p Q-1 f-r-fr yjTTrTaTpfri ; fJTMEBTTg jjrcrT -"TrTMTntrn'l i
Miss Lottie Willie , of Atlantic , is visiting
friends in the city
Mr. ( iiorgo W. I'orgusoii , of the Paeille
house , is nt homo I rum a visit u Dakota.
Mrs. Gcoriic Urown , of 1'urlington , Kan. ,
is visiting hur sl.sler , Mrs. .1. I ) . .Inhhnon.
II. P. Mail in , railroad contractor of Lns
Angeles , Cnl. , is visiting his brolhur , . ! . L.
Martin.
Mr. Simon KNcman was taken qttito sori-
oimly ill 'J hur-day , but was able to bo out
yesterday.
\V. C. Welsh , wife and sister , of PaeinV
.luuetion , wore ii'iiong the guests nt the Muu-
uwu lintel jvs'oid ly.
W. H. Lytii'luml , deputy state oil Inspector ,
left .victor-day morninj : for a trip to r-i-mv
City , Spirit Lake and other points on busi
ness.
ness.Mrs.
Mrs. ptrntton , of Cauadr , mother of Mis.
K. II. IJe-nnult. of Hcuton siicut , arrived in
the city Thursday evening lor an extended
visit.
visit.Misi
Misi Lydin Kns.ioll , daughter ot Senator
C. U. Huel' ' . of Cincinnati , U. , i visiting
Mrs. ( iiites and P't'of. Uu'jtuns , on t-outh
Seventh snoot.
Mis.s Halio l-owU , who has been visiting
with the ! ' . .iiao : ; . I Jr. Ilnne-hvtl , leavis lo-
dav for \isii with Jricnds tnrthor wos' be-
foio returning to H-r home in Nev.ton , la.
Dr. l'\ 13. Urowne , of Saliu.i , Knn. , : v
nephew of the late fj. C. I'rcscott , has been
iu the city lor a fo'.v iluva , eallud hliher by
his unck'.s illness and death. He letuincd
Caiitiini George It. Cr.ino has returned
from a iiimnntiir ol p'lvsuie and b'isiiicss at
Lake Mimietuiik.i. Ho rolled Ui | there : i line
li-1 of now mcmlicri ! fur the U. S. Miu.iine
L'Uii.\nleut a-niH'liilioM. Hu is en'hnshtstu !
and Hiieeoislnl , und cviiT fihow with a
M.iMiiuc pin quicU'.y spied by him , and
none are allowed to eic pj.
For nearly n thhvl of n cwitury these
dulicious , pure ami ocuiuuniu prop.ir.i-
llon * , Vnn luor'H : Flavoring Kxtructs ,
liavo led thu vnn"inrd ; , in pnpulni V ' of
urtlcloH of tholr cw.--t , nor ins ( lisp. * ifjf-
iny comiutilit | > .i bojn uhlo to shiiko for
a sinrlo d.iy the f. ilh ivp , ) . < ed in them
by I ho Aniorie.ui jiuoplo. The bottled
of ll.c-no Hxtruots Ciiiitain surplua mtin.s-
uro , npoinlof supufiorlty over rivals ,
nnd the proeom by v.-iiiuh tho.\ \ arc pro-
pa rod proviMit u contamination with
any ( lolcturiousbubsUuiue.
Ax Amateur Steam Liuintlcy.
A boy in the laundry rojin at the Hotel
Mnnnwii allowed ono of his Irons to get red
hot , and the brilliant ulea st-uclc him of
eooling it bv phu-ing it in a basin ( if cold
water. Vln experiment re-ulte.il in a rush
of steam wtitch coolie-l his hand so throughly
that ho has to carry it in a bliiig.
"Yes ; I shall break the cngnjjo-
nicnt. ' the said , folding her nrnih und
looking dolinnt : "it is really too much
trouble lo converge \\ilh him ; lu > V as
deaf us a post , and taikn hko ho had a
mouthful of nvt-li. 15o..idfs. the wuy ho
hawks mid spits isdls-ftistiii } , ' . " ' 'Don't
hronk the o.ijrnuonifiit for that ; t ll
him to take Dr. Sato's Catarrh Homody.
It will euro him coiuplotoly. ' ' " \Voll ,
I'll toll him. Fdo huto to break it olV ,
for in nil ether rc-pocts IIO'H quite lee
chnrminef. " Of cour.so , it cured his
catarrh.
Chief Lucas recciv.'d a note last evening
from the young lady wno u.js oIToiulul bi
Odleor IJoylo'a ai.iiirous Vlemonslr.iti'ins ,
sttilnir ; that s'ic ' accepted the gallant's top's
np.iUi-.V , and usUaij fi , t ho I"1 allowed to re
tain his | H > iiUoi. : The Ciiiel o'mld not do
ot KTWI-.O than comply \uth t'.m rotinoit , and
uftoi11'iving Doyle i < ieiruiiiii.il topie\eit
furtlier tn's'nnesa , tie w.ii i'1'owod to resume
hi fat'ir a.id ulub nil' ' t lito h s regular boat.
T\vo hundred acri.-s of iMbd f r s-ilo ,
from ten acres up. O.io and thivo-
fourths mitori from city. Hen Marks.
The miirrl.iKO of Mr. Will T. Sapp , jr. . and
Miss Liiey L'le'Ki ' Lnnmls was nolc'inni'/cd
Thui-idav ovuimir ut tin ) losldonco of the
lirule'a parenf , Mr. nnd Mrs W.V. . Loomis ,
in t'ii-st nvcuue , in thu presence of n few in-
timalvj friends. 'J'he gi-uom is an able young
lawyer of t'lis ' city , and Llio brldtonnof tim
loailin ; . ' your. ; ; fociety ladies. The couple are
deservedly poiilur ) , aid : Tin : Uir. Joins with
hosts of friends hi tendering best wibhes for
future success and bappiaoss.
Dihtivstifti'r uatiii } ; , hcnrlbnrn , sick
headaclio and inili osiion are unreil by
UoodV fa.irsiipiriliii. It ciealiis u yotid
appotile.
The water in La'co il.inaw.i Is falling rap
idly , and tlm p.ultv tittle sliot piesenls a
rather forlorn appoirrineo. : It is hoped tlmt
arrangements will lie made immediately tote
to keep thu lalco from drying up. 1'rompt
action is wlitit is required.
Theio will ho music at Manawa this evenIng -
Ing , and the dining hall of the hotel has been
seemed lor dancing purposes. A grand ,
L'ood time is expected , and the pleasure lov
ing clti/ens generally are invited to bu pres
ent.
For HiiMHtroko
Due ; IlorHlVml'x'Acid I'lioHplmlc.
Du. A. L..rinn , Melrosc , Minn. , says :
"It produccil a gratifying and regenerating
W. H. Heck lost a valuable gold watch and
chain on Main street yesterday afternoon
and reported his loss to thu police.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
600IlroaJ\vajr Council lllulla , Iowa. KaUblliheJ
"
0. H. McOANEU & MM
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
20 and S3 Main StreetCouncil IJIutrs.low * .
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NO ! ICI * .
SriCL\I.nl\eitl : ( i'nic'ntHsiuhiH l.nitI'onnil
To l.o in , I'oi'Mil" . To IJi'iit.WiinlH , l ! < iaultn ; { .
t'ti1 , will b > liHcrtcil lu tills rolnmii at lliu low
intooCTI.N ( KNIW I'l.lt I.IN'l ! lor the lir.st In-
M'l-tlou anil I'hi ; Cents ivr MUM lor each Mibse-
( Mti'iit In .oitliin. l.i'.uo ni'\'i'tl"L'm''nts nt our
oli"e ! , No. | a 1'ciirl Struot , Hour llrond.v.iy ,
foniiill IMntts. lnua.
V.'AMTS.
\Y TANTI.K"dbaUor ( ' , l'0'ifoutl'Malnst. ' ,
Council UlnliN lu.
FOIt SAI.K-'lliorrmgliliro'l rum. Addit-hsor
call litjV. . llroiidniiy. Count II llliilli > , la.
\\T A NT 1.1) rxpnrlt'Ucirt tt alter yii'ls or bojs
T nt the Hotel MunirtMi
"I , OST Ht'twet'ii I'tinrtli and Main streets on
-1-J llrii.iihvi.y. Twj-iUy ulght , a Kinlth .v Wes
son ImmmiTles-i IM calibre revolver , Intent , p.U-
tern. A siiitalilu rruurd will UP ji.ild for Itn le-
tmn t i I' . 11. ( iminella , eity mm-slml. i
Fl'yoii have a stork of mcrelntnillxu to trade '
for land tir eity property wntu to.lohmton |
& Van I'.itten. I'ounull IlItlllR , la. '
W AN'I'lSli ( lood girl for general housi' ork
at.I. Mnelltr's , v. " Willow u\unite.
M It" . CAIIIMI' 1IIII , prof. nMoinil nnrse , 711
.Myilstot stiet't , i'ouiull llhtllf.
lrorsis : for lent . Johiibton & Vnn 1'atti-n , : H
t Main stieet.
Full PA MI Au open alilc-.ur biucy. nearly
luw , to 1.00 1 party tin monthly payments.
A. .1. Alundel. Nti. "inland [ tl' > Urn id way.
W.\NT1JD Coo.l < . | .ooiil ( hand .stoM-s , furni
ture1 MI 1 eirp-t-i. Will pi ) * hlgln-i--isii
price. A.,1 M uvl ! , .No' JiiJ i n 1 .C" . I'.r mdw.iy.
l OIt PAI H ilr trt-df , It.ts I mid fi In bloikJJ
- 'ler iluier'.s ! ad. ApplytoW. I , . I'.itU'ii ' ,
7 Ninth.Main stivct.
Ti"1 > it SAl.ll The lies- ! null fciilt and vopeM
Jble fiirni In j'ntlnwattvul" i unity , t\\n
mllus fi'Din Cimiuil llhitlH poitolliie , ut u price
Hint \.ul suit It , tin ivmtirkalily onsy t-i'in i.
Tit ! " perti'ct and property in gnod umdltmn.
l'o nijsli ) i plveu anv time , fiend rrai-nn for
t-'lliii- . It. T. lii'jaut A : to. , UW llroadw y ,
t'onnc'll ll'.n-j ! ; , l.i.
TPO IJI1XT Immi'dlaii'ly. f"i the MIIIIIIIIT. a
1 , "cuid fr.rnl hd ' -unite , Ii ! ivuns ; rnn ! > t and
bat'i room ; city wrter. Apply on prcmlnc' . Ml : '
rtliave.
\\f ANT To ehanru Nebi-ki or \ \ Isronsln
Vf turmluids for Count H Hin'ls or Omaha
liiopvrty or merchandlt.0. ( ) . I' . MeKesson.
\\7ANTED htociw ot inorclniu llsn. HaMj
TT Omaha and Ctnincll Hlniri city projort\ .
ulo westurn land to oschauca for goods. Oull
on or address , lohnon & Unristlau , Uocni J. %
Oiamber of Commerce' . Omaha.
" 17"iOlt SAIii : At u bargain , Id acre s near stock
JL yard" , South Otmih'i , Neb. , Johnson . \ ;
Christian , Hoom ! U , Chamber of t'ommei'co ,
Oimiha.
Tim Monls Tyjio Writer ! a practical , well
m.ul.Miii 1 llni'Iv n-il-'ictl
- in ichlne. aiidioeil lm > s
tlie Tie-lert li'tti-vitiT , ( xiict iillUnnii > ut , and
r.itild wrl'iii'j ol' u hi. ; . ! pr'd'.i ' nt.rI' ! , , . iin. ;
.sN ) MIMKO .liAi'll , the I.e-t app.ir.ittu mud i
foi m.imful Iliu antotrr.ii'iii nun t > iiurnr
.irl : ; .i , I ( I COJ.IHMin 1. . . i iken. ' | yi'f ; WltlTDit
for > -alH S i u I for clrcnlar.s. The IJx-
tiior C.i. , ( 'nun a Haul -1,1.1.
.Mi ntion th..s pap' .
COK. r.'i''l / \ \ li AND 7 I'll ST.
COUNCIL FLUFFS , ! A.
Gondu&ied by tiie Sisters of Chariiy ,
An excellent eilnuatlunil institution , fnrnl-h-
edlih all inodern ImiiroVLiiiuntH for bourillni ;
anil day t-chool. 'l liu . i0.id mlil year consists of
two sessions , licKlnnliu "n I'm llrht Mi/nduy in
Si'ptfinber and Cobnut y , ri-sp. ctfully.
Terina * Iluanl and tuition per hisiion , t7"i.
I'or further partlculiirs addre .s Sister Superior ,
SI. Hands Academy , Council lllnirs , In
JOHN GILBERT ,
" IM.UMllKIl ANI > IlKAI.KIt IX
WIND MILLS ,
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS.
NO. R21 MAIN ST. ,
COUNCIL. BLLFi'S , S : IOWA
INCOKl'OIliXTUD 1878
CO. ,
SIZES FROM foe
25 TO 300 ELECTRIC
HORSE LIGHTING ,
POWER , Mills and Elevators ,
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINES.
oiH and tlmutes furnished for com'ilotn steam jilants. KoKiilatlon , Durability Onar-
unU'ed. Can vhow lvttei > from users whete fnol Kconomy Is e inal with I'orllss No
iur. ; % < 'ii. iurrs EO\VA.
Send for Data E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
THE OSBEH II COMPANY
' Wroiilit am ! Oast k M W il I FOR
Hulldinys , J ntoiiKttlc ET & 5fS | eL5" " ff > > Jllyltc.it Economy ,
n. M'n > ( ' V i Ifantl LaB sJ s SMLsw tiiniitlicity and Durability ,
I'OH. HtX ) to 1'200 , Tenth Avenue , Council UlutTs.In. Telephone 100.
, fEv 4 S
PM !
From 15 to 25 Per Cent.
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KtzoTssTi'EasH-irMn t-1
RC3/ra
f fr ? r > * L i'Hf TA'l fr y r hd
5ZE
B NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE hdw
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PETER C. MILLER , w
Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs. W
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
_ _ Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates ,
H . Spe-ci'ication ' * . Supervision of Public Work. Drown
; , Council Dlntls , Iowa.
Qi IRI T. . Attl > me > ' at l-awi Second Kloor Brown IJuildiiiL' , 115
DUnlAll I'carl St. . Council Hlullb , Iowa.
rj"7 Justice ol the Peace. Olllce over American Express , No. 419
[ $ . " " " IJroadway , Council Hhill , Iowa.
QTHMT Si QIMQ Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Kedcra
O I UI"U Ot Ollflj" " Conns. Olllce Uooms ? and 8 , Shngarl-Duno IJlock ,
Council lilullb , Iowa.
* UA7TI\I ! Dentist. Corner Main Street and First Avenue , Counci
Cr , nAZ.LlN" Hlnlls , Iowa.
PI 1 A fDTD \ / ! I I IV ftn / ! f'l'ePlnllst in diseases of llye. llnr , Nose nnd
Mil l.HA VmL IlLIlM IVI. N.T'ir ' < mt ( illlsses Accnr.it. ' .
, I Ii l . l miV.UUI IL.IM ) ITU l-'i mirli treated bvm.ill . ntt.Tilrst Ij I're-erll i onsnllatlon. - < l. Cat-
Oiiicinr Main MO t and Ilroadway. Itusldence , UK ) lllnll si. llutirs li lo K , X tof. , 7.U
Lo'iiicd lllnl ! , Iowa.
Y < IIJ A.\V-
ID-HAI
GLUU2
Call on ,11. ! > SOHIJCII , 5IJS \vlicru 3-011 will receive
lli Eliu l'ti > li l rit-u.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
BELTS & 19B ELiQTRIO TRUSSES.
No. 6O0 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
TKAVii.I.ACilLVl'.S : O\
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
SNYDER & SNYDEB
M. B. SNYDER , A. M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MBS. M. B. SNYDER ,
SI'KCIALIST :
su'sof Women nnd Children ,
JOT Hroa6 av , Council UlutTn.
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
MILLINERY
1514 DOUGLiiVii St. . OMAHA , NKU
Star Stables and Mule Yards
lor | f.i . Aiul mulct constantly on Intiid for sal *
at ri'iallrir Incur lots. .
crders piomptly tilled by contiact on imort
nutli it.
Mock sold on commission.
pHouo 111. Kuui.trruit ii noi.m' .
Uppoilte Uaiuray Hcpot , Council lllugi.