d i' HE OMAHA DAILY BEE ' THURSDAY , JULY 20. 1588. '
THE DAILY BEE.
l COUNCIL BLUFFS.
oFFICI : NO. 1' I'EAItL STIUET.
Dellrered by Cnrrirr In Any Pnrt of the City nt
Tssenty Cents Per Week.
II. W. TiLTON IANAGEIL
'fILIa'1fONlait :
lleIM a $ Orrtcn , No. 41 ,
NInIIT IInrutt , ho. .
MINOIL AIINTION.
N. Y , I'lumbing Co ,
George T'rue's meet market tit rr1 f
I I'ouda8y was closed yesterday on the
cmifo cenont of thu claims of curtain
creditors.
Dalhy's ntilit ry band svcnt to Neola
yesterday morltiu { , ' to assist in the cure-
t monies of luyiug the corner stone for
the now Catholic church ,
A nuitrtgo license tvus Issued yesterday -
day \VlllnuuCollins tund Hullo Kerns ,
both of this city , fund the couple tvcro
united for life by Squire Sehurz.
There will be a short session of the
district court to-tiny to c ° usider the
cases of Scuhurt and llowatth for contempt -
tempt of court it violating liquor in-
junctions.
'rite Donce Cameos , a nice composed
of the boys condccted with the telephone -
phone exchange anti other electrical
w cite'prhses , WiU ploy the printers at
Union park iiext Sunday afternoon for
r 9l ( IL side.
The police captured a slugger at the
circus g1'Ouuds lust ovehing. Olticer
Cusick nabhed hitti just as he "beefed"
tt gaitger ii the sidu of the neck. 'I'hc
injured party quiclcly slid out of sight
amid his mine was hot ascertained.
Thu Uriesll tch "queer shoving" cusp
will pr(1lauly be distnisscd , as the evi-
( lonce thus far sectored { rocs to prove
that the bogus money' Was tendered uu-
WittinglJ , . Thu United States comnils-
slower is ntvuitittg tttst'tietious fromn the
pt osectiting ntteruuy ttt 1)c3loincs. .
A large utunhor of the relatives and
friends oflrs , lnvid Gray tendered her
it pleiisaut sit rprise'l'ucshay evening by
calling on her at her hone , onlill
street , it being tier thirty-fifth birthday
( atnivo'sary. 'Pic oven hog wits happily
passed it seventh kitids of social enjoy-
ment.
These wits a conuuittee meeting at
the institution for the deaf mud ti umib
yestoday , to open sealed bids for putting -
ting in tut electric light plea Itt the in-
stitution. It Is proposal to light ell of
the buildings tad runs with the iuean-
deMeett systet l of eleetrlc lighting , mud
the bids include engines , dynamos ,
wires , lights , etc. , complete.
'I'11o case of f.I. . Gaunt. charged
within Iccephng a gtaudeted horse , otxu-
pied the attention of Squire Iiiggd'court
all day yesterday , and was continued
until this morning. 'Cho evidence introduced -
troduced was strongly ngaiti t the le-
foudiuit , ttod it is prchnhlc Hutt the
anhuutl will ho o1 dei'cdshot.
All members of the Order of the East-
01 11 Star who desire to attemid the pic-
pie at yfanasvt1 this afternoon arc requested -
quested to ht itt the ( depot
promptly : t L 30 o'clock , as a spceiul
train of four care will lento at time ,
The trains leaving tit 2:4O : andI:4Oaee : :
for the benefit of those desiring to attend -
tend the ball glune at Athletic park.
Search warrants issued '
wore ycste'-
day to Constable ( 'lattutb11ck ' , : nnd that
otice proceeded to "go through" the
't'urf amen Ihe'ifu I nit o saloons. At the
former plneo some beer auto gin seas secured -
cured , but nothing contraband ens
found it the i'neilfu house. 'Cho cftp
tuned goods were curried tmvlty by the
oficers , : end will be carefully passed
upon by conpotett : judges.
The articles of iuc uporation of the
IIaley Live Stock company have been
tllud with the county recorder. The incorporators -
corporators are Ora hale y and Samuel
Hitss. Thu capital stock hi $800,000
Busiminss is to begin August 1,1SSS , and
continue twenty years. 't'he prlnelpal
place of business is to he Council Bluffs ,
nod the object is to buy , hold or sell
ranches and ranch property.
The stake money for sunday's match
game of bull has been placed in I. J.
Shows htulds. 'ie game is for $101) ) a
aide between the lilulls team and the
C. E. Maynes. 'l'imo latter are dissati-
fled with the result of last Sunday's
ganie and made a grand bluff at Alaa-
ager Rude , who showed himself to be
, clear game and cone up with a cool
hundred. The game Will be a very exciting -
citing cit. .
e\UXIous drive's of thirsty horses tire
inquiring why the a'utetiug troughs
about the city two not supplied with time
liquid "that cheers , etc. " Of all the
places oreetel ( for the public use in this
particular , but ono contains water.
't'his condition of thugs has boon dot-
big the most of the sulmne , iutd it
amises a grout dctl of incomivelIiomce t ( )
the public.Vlneever is responsihle it
the ease Khould attend to the matter at
Duce.
If no fountain is to he placed in Bay
lass panic this 5IIOI1 the vacant si tee
in the corner alight be occlpicd to ad
vantage by n large foliage bed. Th ( :
cost would ho but little , as the florists o i
Uie city will have little , if any , cal l
ll
for foliage plants from now 011 , ant l
would supply them for this purpose it t
very' rensouablo rates. 9'ho electri c
light would renutin there , and it verJ
suuill b ) IC1 Is ell that is roqaired fet
the tuna who rerarbons it. If the nee
essut'y money cannot be raised for the
fountain , by all 11101015 let us have tit
foliage ilel. Its attractiveness would 1
much ) nero than repay' time sumll outlay
required ,
1'acilie douse is O ) em to the traelll g
. IntbBc , notwithstutditig tothccoutrm'J
rnlt line of sheet music at Counc I
Bl ills Music Co , , 2 ° _ 1 Broadway.
Buy muttels : , grates and hearth fur
nlshligs of the New York plumbing Co
I'ersont l'arngt aphs.
Yesterday ntOrhhng lieu ry Eisomu t
arrI ed leitle fron Colfax , In.
J. \I , I'ahner ' and f niily returmiet 1
hone yesterday nerniug from tun ox
leudod eastern trip.
Mrs. Nick O'Brien and Miss Molli e
Afnlonoy left ' 1'ucsduy' evening for a
short visit In hincoll , Nob.
Airs.h AI. Marshall andchildronlef
for Cehtorville 'J'uesdny evening for :
visit will rolntt'es ( turd friends.
Yesterday alto 'noei Shnon Eisonun
started for New Yorh amid other ensteri
Polmtr , ho will combluc business with
plcitbure.
J. A. 11011 , the cashier of the Rocl
Island , has had the happiness of hi
I hones still further increased by the ae
ival of a little girl. "Jo" takes tit e
many eongeutulatfons gracefully' .
Motoy' loaned a ti. B , Qrafts dt Co. '
loan office , of furniture )11(05 horses
wagons , prsonal proper 1ty of all 11111 ; ;
and nil other articles of value withou
removal. All busing strictly con Ii
donthtl.
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f J. G. 'Pipto : has bargahs in rct tl
estate.
h
E. U. Shealo loans molcv On chatto
security of every desert ) tint. Privai
clmtsuitin' rooms. All business striotl
Eonfdcntiitl. ' ' r
uer Idui n street , uptitait'a.
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IUS T SR0\V \ THEIR LICEISES
Undo Sam About toTako a Hand in
Prohibition.
THE DAY'S SPORT AT MANAWA ,
Furmilshing or the Governatent Ituthl-
1'111 ICctIIan'p
Itig-Goluq Through a
TruckAVnbash Jurluntcnt-
The Councll--Bhn's Notes.
Fresh Trouble For Snlootis.
It is now reported that Uncle Sanl is
( tbout to take a hand in the prohibition
Janie. A5 is generally known , the government
ernment snakes it ducidedly sawn , for
anyone selling liquor without the
requisite license. On the other hand ,
time ptesout state law provides that the
fact that a noun hits a government Il-
cettse to soil liquor is prlma facie cvi-
deuce that ho is emigagul it selling
liquor. A govcriunetit liquor license
is , therefore , a rather awksvard bit of
paper. A saloon utuu Who (1005 hot possess -
sess it is liable to full into the uhyield-
lu g clutches of Uncle Suu : , amid if lie
does possess it , the great state of Iowa ,
by its prohibition attorneys , seixu5 upon
it as one of the best pt0ofs of a violation
of the law. There hits been a good deal
of dodging about to prevent trouble of
this account. Nearly evory'body dreads
Uncle Sam's svratii more thin the prose-
eution under the state law , for while the
penalty mhy not be s0 severe , it is veto
cei'tnitt to cone.
In order to dodge both it has been
quite customlu y to take oat the needed
gove htment license , 1111(1 lay it to 011 °
side , in it drawer , or other convenient
place , where it can be readily reacted
for and shown up , if necessary , and yet
he hidden front the sharp eyes of the
prohibition iiiforutors.'d
Unfuctuutuly line Uhi ld 'd States revenue -
nuo liww lr0vidC5 ) tlttt ; this license lutist
ho , obtcd in a conspicuous place. More
is where the pineli is to come. ' 1'hoso
tvle hide their goveruuteut licetscs are
liable to a penalty , turd if they ute lined
for this , that produces the mioeded proof
by svhiclt te prOltibitinuists will
proceed under the slate haw. It
ms ahderslood that a government
oflcet will soon ' 1euhd ii ) ) ' souw of
these offenders. The local oticials of
tie gove'anleut have not been very
vigilant it hu11ting um instances of the
violation of this regiment to post the
government license in a coisllleuous
pl 1e0. They probably ttre not very en-
thusiastie p ohlbitionists , and do not
cure to aid tit getting evidence against
the saloon , if Uncle Sam begins to
force those who sell liquor to post their
licenses , it will be difficult to keep the
prnhibitiOnists front thus getting the
evidence by which to uuikO out state
cases. A , oticial is expected hero
witltih a few days for thus purpose.
Dust huh.
Omaha league club vs Council Blnt's
atIanttsva Athletic pto k , Th irs-
day , .1 lily 2O. Game called at
d p , m. 'Phu motor line will
leave lirohoway at ! : t ( ) and 8:1(1 : ( p.
tit , as a special base ball excursion train.
Fare for round trip lti coats. Ditlby's
baud in Ittt0IiduuC ° .
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Couldn't Reel ate mllum' .
The evening denec1 atie paper , after
being ropcttedly asked to produce the
ninny aNdavits showing Hutt the saloon
eon hail been bribing the prosecuttig
attorney of the law and order league ,
at last shows its hand. There are throe
of a kind. Thu allidavits are quite
wordy , and when sifted , it appears that
Mr. IIardy , of Avoca , male a settle-
meat of some cases brought against
Avoca saloonists , among them , one
named Jensen. A careful reading of
the three tttlidavits fails to show that
anyone received a dollar from Mr.
Jensen 0xcopt Mt. hardy , to when it is
averred that $16U was paid by Jenson.
As Hardy represented the law and order
league of Avoca , and had full charge of
its business there , it 500015 that if any
one is to oxplali the settluminot made
with Jensen , it should be Mr. hardy.
The aflidayits do not refute the claim
that Avoca's law and order league
started twar itgttinst six saloons there
and employed . Siuis its their attor-
ney. Mv. hardy seeps to have made
hits own negotiations , \ vhilot' . Sims
conducted the cases in court under his
direction , disniissiag such as the law
and order league , by its represatative ,
handy , requested dismissed. . ' 1'lio atll-
davits go to substantlate the statement
that 111. hardy made tine settlements
and received the moey for the costs
mind uttoruoy fees. So bug as no witness -
ness yet apponVs who clmimits that \l .
Sims ever received a dollar to which li e
iyafi Holt legally entitled , thltit gelltlellill n
scents to have little or nothing amore t °
deny. ' 'lio aflidavits are , us eras sup-
nosed , wholly lacking in substantiating
the charge that Mr. Sims received ii
single dollar from Jensen , and it is not
to 1)0 wondered at that the Globe svgs s °
slots ill producing them. It was so cvi
dently itslutuned of their weakness tha
it world never have produco(1 theta if i
w'ti5 not that It could not stand the blull
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it is its it Sll0llhl lie.
The Well known 'Palace restaurant , '
10U Broadway , has passed into th c
huids : \1i..loha Allot , turd by hie
been entirely renovated and refitted
. ,
.lim o Iopularity , of the 1'.uronenn
( AllOtt 5 old p1nc0 on Mumn street } tvil
he maintained in the new. phce. Ladies
ltueiouls tad all others prauptly
served. Everything tlrst class. Nothin 6'
objetlionable to the inmost fastidious
Glee him a call ,
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' 19111 linltrd Stites iiullQint ; .
The heavy Brussels cat-pets wore bet
tag laid in the olilces maid court root
of the governunent building yesterday
I : h new addition enhances the intoner
nor betntty of the structure , tout svhiot
fimlly completed it will be one of tit
a handsomest in the country. All of tit
windows will be curtained with tit
t finest shades In the marlot. The tvin
t doivs on thin south turd tvcst sides of tit
building are to be provided with awl
n lugs. 'The swa k is now nearly con
n Ileteti , and Deputy United States Churl
hIunter
n is gutting ready to move iut
hits elegant new quarter of the secant
Moor of the building. Ills runs will b °
s in the noetheitst Corner. United State
Marshal Campbell will have ltis ohhico it
the northeast came- . The next tor
of the United States court for tit o
southern district of Iowa , which cep
we11CS on the 21th of Setonlbor ) , will b
S hold in the beautiful court room on tit
' second floor. The prlpcipal work the
yet ronhtlus to be ( lotto Is puttltlg in tin
' elevator. Bids for this swork were ad
rorlised for six woulcs ago , but notliln g
has yet been heard regarding the let
ting of the contract.
Trav'elerst Stop at the Beclitele.
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The 01111'abash Debts.
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It u ats expected that Ed. Ctonnb ; ' ' '
I Jr , of Des MQlneyl ntted .State
t Iritrshhl ; , would arrive in the city lit
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o'ouing. Thu obJcct of his visit was to
levy an execution on the Interest of tine
\Vnbash railroad comiuly in the Union
elevator iii this city , On the 7th of
October , ISSU , the United States ' ! 'rust
company , of Now York , obtained a
judgment in the United States court for
the southern district of Iowa , against
the Omaha dtvislou of the \Vnbasii ra.l
road for 12,009,218,50. ' 1'ho Omaha dl
vision was sold to satisfy the judgnlont
for lI110,0(0leuving ( a deficiency of
41 ; "J0,21S.G0. The Union elevator wits
not built until after the judgment Was
obtained , and the \Vnbash company refined -
fined to tallow their interest in that
strtieturo to be sold to satisfy any part
of the judgment. The Trust company
brought suit and + Tudge Skirts decided
that it must be sold , being governed by
the siune law that would apply to depots
built after a judgment was secured.
This decision was rendered at the Inst
terns of court. 'r'imeVubash owes a
sixth interest in the elevator , nmount-
lt1'to $ lU.00hfb ! , representing the cash
paid for the eonstrtietiom of this 2SII,000
clevttor. : It will now be sold within
thirty days amid will probably be bid In
by tine'I'rust conpany for about 125,000.
1''e' ' Sale Cheap-Lots near the bridge
to pnrtius oho will build at once. Ad
drew or call on .f. IL Rico , No , YOU \htim
street , Council lilulls.
Artists prefer taw IIallott .C Davis
puuw , at C. 13. Musie Co , , 221 Broadway ,
9'a-Iay ttl Jlnnatva.
The drawing cards at LttkoIauaivu
to-day are of a very interesting nature.
'l'ine bull game between the home team
amid the Omaha league club will be
called at J o'clock. 'l'lnu positions fire
its follows :
Omaha , Couucil RlufT'
Cooney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .c , . . . . . , . . . . . , . . .Strock
Lovett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
O'Couuell. . . . . . , . . . .I Ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I roa i1
Crooks..2 b , . . . , , , . . , , . , . Ettyre
iliilcr.m : . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .
1lcGurr. . . . . . . . . . . . s s . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ilardtt
litu ns , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,1 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
iluula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C . . . , . . . . , , . . '
Selee..r f. . . . . , . . .Oliver'
Ilunpiro-Pitcbcr L 'Iyan , of Chicago.
'Phulumaeit mentor title will ruin base
ball excn'siou traimis at 2 ; II ) amid : gall
O'clock to Athletic park , The fare for
the round trip will be 15 cents , goo' [
for return at mutt' time.
During the afternoon the ladies of
Ifarmony chapter No , 25 , order of the
l.ustern Stu , tvill eltuttain a basks t
picnic \Vrigbt's larding , Lake Jhut-
aWa. All nmsons anti families and
special invited gtie.ts are cordially invited -
vited to attend. 'Pie motor train will
leave the BeoulWay depot at :1:45 : : p. iii.
iuul returmi nt II p. m. The stauners
Nellie Keller and New Gem have boom
chattered to make the trip over the
lake aural return. 1''romu ntesent indications -
tions , the weather permitting , the
allitir will be it nmot successful one.
Good tea at 205 per 1)0(111(1 at N. I.
Tibbutt's,81S Broadway.
2X ) acres of grass for sale , from ten
acres up , 0uc mile anti three-fuurths
front city. IiI MUuis.
Stop at the Pacilie ilouse. The most
cemiteally located hotel it tine city.
Innoceuts Net Abroad.
Squire Bennult presided at police
court yesterday uerning , owing to tie
abbeuee of Judge Aylesworth. Johmi
Evans , a dark skiaacu gettlonuut , was
arraigned for the larceny of two horse
blankets fron Union purls. As the
prosecuting witness failed to appear ,
the court ordered him lucked up in the
SCwef fop it teim day's siventt.
J.V. . Jones , a peanut vender on the
Kansas City road , was brought in by
Ollleer'1'honas. lie slept it Thomas'
coon at the St. Joe house the preceding -
ing night , turd win on Thomas left the
room in tine morning tine prisoner wits
still in Ned. The ohlleer had occasion
to fro to his room a smart time afterward
and found Jones going through his
trunk , lie arrested him and took him
to the station , whore ho was locked up
to await inn exuninatioii. lie claims
that the trunk was open , and 'Thomas'
revolver was lying au top , mud ht Was
merely exunining : it out of curiosity
when the olticer opened tine toot and
arrested him.
Patrons of tine Pacific house have
none but words of praise for the attention -
tion given teem.
S. B. Wrmtdsworlh .C Co. loan money.
City Counefl i'r"cccdings ,
The city council met in special ses-
siou. Present-Mayor Rohror , Aldermen -
men ICneplner , Lacy , \Veaver amid
\Vaternnut.
Colonel Sapp Itlpoarod in behalf of
Mr. Bebbington. Ile offered i5OO for
the strip of ground lying botwuemt Punic
and Glen avenues , which huul hints been
in controversy for a long time , lit' .
Bubbington owns the knit ! a1 bath
sides of this piece. City Atloi'uey
IIolmes advised the sale. Colonel Sapp
and Attorney IIolmes attrced to let time
t pending condemnation proceedings
t staid its they are until all meubem's of
the council are present.
E tinmate of city engineer for cJL3O it
favor of I' . Sweeney for iutcrsectiou
> griultug was allowed , Estiuutte on
Pavfug work \Viclchnann liras. emi
n Uroadwuy , .5,1SU.JO followed the Stine
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coun't' (
llesolutioh No. 87 , covering curbing
l by R. L. AVllimns ) and paving byVick -
] ten Bros. , tvas ordered pubiishod.
An order was voted to be issued in
' favor of the trustees of tine public ii-
bratty for $ iS0.
'Tine city attorney reported advorsehy
of tine petition of Mrs. Davidson for
damages to property on Ihtrrlson bt'eut.
The report was adapted.
The matter of the AIe1'eak protest was
s referred to tine commnitteo of tine slob
with instructions to Mc1'cak and Cron
- tractor \Blchell to nppear at tine next
n rcgular meeting of tine coimneil ,
° 'line city ntorney'reported in favor of
e ttdoptiti g the o dumuucc china the
grade anti nuthiig other lunproveneats
° en Benton street. Smite on Frtutldin
aetiuQ aid JJigh street. Both reports
° svero adoplel.
The eomnlieo ) on streets and alleys
reported at thin , etition of C. A. Beebe
c nod others for sildewulk and parking on
Pierce street. Thu improvenclts Isere
ordered , anti tine city engineer was in-
struoled to draw suiluhlo resolutions.
s The ordinance for the correcting of
n mistltlces made in assessing cost of ha-
prOVCalentsaguhustlLOpe tyownerswa s
palled up and ttdopted.
o An ot'dinanco providing nor malting
soavcr connections whore pit pen ty own
° ot s have failed to do the work , was read
t the first time and laid ovut under tine
o rules.
The bond of McAdams S. Amborg fa r
$ oUUo , svus accepted , said bond to cove
tine work of cedar block paving to b
done on contract with tine city. Time
contract was read and awatdod. Sum e
of bomls ttnd eoutrLets ( of M , Calliha en
old J.1' ' , iColly for 811ijmg.
loh ) s aulounting to $8,052.72' wor 0
+ ortlexcd issued to L , A. } \ ickhton tit Go
S for Ihwtng done on.Ilroadwpr , Mend
st . Ambuutinr to $3,710.12 'were ordered i
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( 'all tulil extunin ° . ! 'tiers Lots. \ov. 27 10 :31 : ? fourth Slt'cet. I mum always ready to show goods.
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sued to C' , il. Mitchell , P. Sweeney and
C. C. ( 'htuuben'laiin fur grading dotty ou
city contacts. ' 1'o cover iutcrsectiou
paving domie by E. A'ieI Nunn k , Co.
bonds were ordered issued amieunliug to
i i,15li.JO.
' [ 'Ito orttiunuco e111tm'imig the grade of
't'hird street , IletweettVorth amid Stony
streets , amid oh Fuirvioty avenue , was
iascd. )
'I'be bid of D. K , iodsomi to grade time
inte secliomi of Benton amid I rospcct
streets at l5 cents was accepted.
'Pie city mum'shal was instructed to order -
der the wutcl'way upemied on tie streets
betweemi t"iftli ntnd'l'emith streets. 'I'bis
applies t ° time various railroads , mod tine
work is to be Untie within ten days. The
work is to be done under tie dn'eetiou
of the city elgincor.
Adjourned to next Monday evening.
1S'hat the New Bridge Slenns.
A peomiucht Omaha capitalist has
been uu this side of the river this week
u'itlt an eye to purchasing property lit
the w'cstc'n part of tie city , upon whmeh
to erect lifts dwoili ig Iiou c . 'Fine gen-
I11ts
tlemnau referred to almiost uhlimit + xl
ueaus at his cottuutumi amid proposes to
erect a tine class of buildings. Tie ox-
tonincd tine property ) , ctsveeu Streets-
vile and the siatenonhs on Urondway ,
and also soun0 of that lying
northt antl northwest of Street n-
yule. The truth of the matter is
that Omaha capitalists are just
bcginuiug to rentlire that tine place
to invest their money is just oh the east
side of the \Bssourj river. As one of
thou yesterday-ospressed lminself to a
131E ; represoitative , ' 1Vu arc just be-
gimping to open out' eyes to what this
new bridge uncaus. It means that valuable -
able lan(1 , tloretofore in little demituid
for anything but farmniug purposes , will
ho brou4'ht almost into tine heart of
Omaha , and it will bo in great denltuul
ill less thou three nmonths for residence
and ivarehouse property. It trill meet
with a teeny sale , amid the best
man will be the cue who can got
hold of the biggest slice of it.
PrOparatiots for exteimsive cloak it Pot-
ttnattinnie land are already going ou.
If you want to say mmything at all about
it , just go to your county' recorder and
tell hinm ou the quiet to put on anolhner
clerk to help him take care of them
tausfo papers that will soot be falling
nromnd hum thicker thnn smowlinkes in
winter. "
The increased number of Ontithans
who are daily looking for invustncnts
on this sile of the river fully bear out
the statencts of the uloresr.d ; gentle-
men.
y
Brim ) ; hint \\'ItIi Ynu.
Cmmss County Eagle : iick McNurlin
has been in 501110 t oublo for tine past
week , in ceuteetion with lilt Unity
constable. Juslico Clogborn of Louisville -
ville was iequcslcd to issue n subpaL'ha ,
"duces tuuunt , " for .f. 11. 13ehiows , and
by some niistilce issued twwo subpn'nas ,
ono for \l r. 1lulloWs antl one for 'Duce'
'J'ecwn. " One of tine mein was soon
found , but McNurlin wins iufonned that
\t . " 'I'oum" dill not live fn tine vicinity -
ity of \ VeepingVatcr , anti when env
qnt ins wo'O mltd ° ovc y pesoii tilt (
oyet' heard of "Ducts 'Peeuun" located
hint at of ncnr somu dilien'emit point.
Setln ltnchwotl km esv ho wits ft r ennber
of the dohmoeratie eoiuty ( ( krill coin-
mitteeumd : said he lived itto near Rock
lilulls. Postmaster Ilatlour saiI ht
land a faint reollcthom tint a 1111111 of
that name hind changed his address to
Oshkosh , \Vis. Iielc ) hate said hue h °
lieved1r. . ' 1'ccun" joined time yo0ng
11105 ' republicmun chum at the last meet-
" ' ' lives farm uear
iiig. 'l'imo man nn a
South Rand , " said Steve Orton. 'i
know' wwhero tine man inn , aiw'ays lived , "
said Fred Gorder ; "Ito lives itt 1ldll0
view mind voted in Plattsmouth at the
last county scut olectioh , It line meet
time poor Dick , in obedience to the
cemnttnd of time subphOenm Wits t avel-
hug every foot of limed in C'nss county ,
and time back of time writ lsegiut to 11111
up ctieoly ) with constable fees for
, milcngc. At lust he ivies imulornmed the
alum writs dead and buried nt or near
] sight 11Iho t ; rove , wh ere a bail stone
mvns found with the fullowiug inscription -
tion :
1)uces'J'ccurn iuui I ,
Lie burled here nsumdcr ;
I lie buried hero ,
Dnecs ' 1'ecuni off yonder ,
Time summons was returned for tine
purpose of getting fees for mileage , in-
dorsoi , "Not fou nd , den nllye fn
my county. " 't'he fees h . ' ti collected -
lected and time unIIii huiuoss
turned over to Coroner 1 : . , ' , „
DrikIahto at soda founhmn
SNYDER & SN . .tER
M. B. SNYDER , A. M. . N. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MI : s. M. B. SNYDER ,
SPECIALIST :
Discnscsof'Vonnein nuul Childrop ,
30 ; hroarwar. Councll Illuas.
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OFFICER & PUSS Yt .
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a . .roa ls . iy lcurcl1Iitds , IatabUthed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO'I'iCLS ,
i'L ( 'IAbnlverti'emeutK'ouch as I.mtl'onnd ,
L 'ho Lonu , I'or Sale to ( tcutts'ttuts , Itou'Qhig ,
etr „ tvlll be lusertd in this colnnui at rho law
rim ) o nt'I'h N l'IN'1'S ; flat I.1N Ii for tilt tlret ht-
sem tlnn mid Five Cents 1''r Ltne fur each sube
gaenthtserttutu. i.ouvu adverllactnenti nl our
nal + e , No. I'f I'enrl ' Strcct , heir ltromulway ,
1'orich l Itlnas _ , Iowl. _
WANTS.
_
POIt ItUN'I'entry farm 11(1(4 , only two
and a hiltndl , K fruun Uuunnydepnt. ( 'uuu
( in it In ii s. 'l'IrtK tt t + Idil linitke a sptellil hi b , ntloin
fern ndlkman. Gund houses , tshidutill , nil
tunic erns rasture. Apply to Iloroce Ivurett : ,
Couucil ItlettS.
-
P IItSA i , fl-Cheap My ivnlhut fnridttur ( , 119
gnudusviow . Cullnttr'JBoutlt 0th street ,
Couneil lilulls ,
I 1' you havu a stock of uu rha mII o to trail ,
for btu l or city pre a ety ss rite to Jolntstmu
k \'an I .iuen , Cuuncli Illutls , Ta.
XCII.1NGIi-Out lot In limns' add mid tine ,
ht ml. It. add for onto lot u(11rer Iiro elmvay.
.address Q t , lice ollice , Cotuteil Iutiis.
\JAN'I'ii-A ; ) girl to do geu'ral houn ork.
y Input ( Itt 'IettimmiML lntt'sottagt' , No , : tau
Fletcher ave.
4 tdit.tN'I'menu tar rent to gent lent , .
_ _ 4 utslIeilnrumulti ntitrd ; gin's ahdbatIn. Ad
ilt'es S , Inn S ; tit st , Cuunrll Ihull , or U. s , Emir
grnvhug ( 'o , Fiunutn st , I ) tualit.
I ( i1t SA I.E-mr In udr. A + ia Inrh bieyclu ; wltl
1(11 ( hap or I + nil tot' a hou Ke , tw , II.
Itatts , hl maul Is ! 'earl tr et. Pennell malts ,
( olt S.1.11'lioraiugiibled rain. Address or
( nil 11trS tP. Iiroiuhvuq , ( 'onurll lilulls , la.
! 'Pali hover > tacktit nnerctuuulIse to trauu
the hunt or city property svrilu to Johntou
d ; \'nu I'itttiii. Cowmcil lams , mt. _
Tioit : s.li.m-An opu side bar buggy , uemtrly
1 irsv. to good pmu'ty nn ou + nlhly uuymncuts.
A.J.Inndcl. Nii.M : ; mind : ; . Ii ruaula ay' .
l , r.t N'1'I9)-Coral scond hued stoves , fnrnt-
1 / turc nail carpets , w'111 pay Iii ghcst c.tsit
pr'lce. A..1 Mwtilul , Nee Ia anti i o lirmtdwity.
71OI1 SA l.t-17no bet suuill trult noel vegeta
i btu farm ht l'ottawuttunulu cnuuty , two
miles freon Councll IIhum s pustnllie ( , at n price
that isill sell It , on renuukmibly easy trrnis.
Tithe perfect maul properly 1st good rendition.
i'ossession given utty time. Goal reason for
sellhug. It. ' 1' . Ilrym nt S Co „ 6213 llroadsvay ,
Cuuucll Ithmlfa , In.
r11 ( ItIiN'i = bnntedhttely , for the sommner , n
1 goorl furnMhed house , 10 ruonns ; elnet ail
bath room ; city ts'ater. Apply ml premntses , si
ttlt ; ave.
'ANT-To exchnngo Nebraska or R Lconsin
'y farmn kuuds for Couucil Itlutls or thnahn
property or merchnndfse. O.1' . Muaesson.
1JANTllD-stocks of nlerchuuIse. ) llitva
11 Omaha and Council liht/Ts / city property ,
alto svesteru Iuutd to uxeh urge for good ( . Gall
on or address Juhnon n Christie , ltoenn a ) ,
Caanibcr of Comntcrco , Omitha.
Foil SALIAt n bargain , iii acres near stock
yards , Suutln Ouudua , Neb. , Johusan 'e
Christian , Room A Chamber of Cauntnurcu ,
Onuthua ,
ACADEMY.
colt. sill AVE. Ail ) 7l'll ST.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity )
A11 excolletit educational Instltutlmm , furni N-
eni with all modern fuiproventents for boardhng
and linty school. 'iii , neademic year ( onists of
beginnhugmintint , list Monday l11
September mind t'ebenary , mijiecttully.
Tennis -Itoud mind Nation pr session , tr ; .
For further parileuuh ni nddrese Sister Superior ,
StFruncls Acadehmy , Couucil ISlttus , Is.
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JOHN GILBERT ,
1'LISSi Ii cnt .t x , mic tr tni : IN
WIND MILLS
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IRON AND WOOD PUMPS.
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C'1 = , i s trw : , y 1
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NO. r.t i % I. IN ST. ,
COI\CIL 1tI4UF1'S , l t 3lf1YA
DI HI Mc0ANELO & cot ,
Hides. Tallow. Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices , Prompt
Returns.
52(1anti aw halt.'treotCounclllihiuf4iow.t.
RICE
The Morris ) Writer I4 a practlem , well
uadeaudlhtclInlheduutclun tandcohibines
the 1stfect lettering , exmlct nllignnlent , anti
rnplil writing or a hl u price l writer. 'I hue 1:1)1 :
FUN JIIMl ) ( i1.11'11 ( , time best nptntt'anus hustle
for untutfultllug uulogrnpldc nail t y p , miter
work ; : fhtt , coplesrnu be ( dken. 'I ' t I'll A'm1TB11
, iteitfor cliii . rite .
huh forcnmculars.
cols' ' ) r Co „
Mentlrnt tills pap
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
. MILLINERY
1G1.DOUGLr19 Sr. . OdI1NA\fiU
ESTADLISI11':1) 181'2 , INCOIti'ORA'1'LU ' 18713
Ind Ll = = t uQ. 7
MASSllddll , Mil le11ANLFA"l'UIIEIhS.
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Especially Adapted fort
SIZES
FROM
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SIZESTO r
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25 TO ELECTRIC
NORSE LIGHTING ,
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POWER. - ; . Mills and Elevators.
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AUTOMATIC ENGINES.
CUT-OFF
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sued lllcatimts and rstlnnates furnished for cnmplrte ntennt plants. RegulntIon , murnblllty ( ; nar-
nnteed. Cue show letters front unets wlicte fool licountuy is egitnl lsllh ( 'orliss Nuu l'audcnsiug.
BIAVc'll IHUSI , COU\CIL BLUI'I'S , IO'A.
Send for Catalogue. E , C. HARRIS , Manager.
ASCAOE LAUNDRY COMPANY
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
330 B tOADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
- n WORK t/ / _ _
4Yrol ahf and Cast FOR
iBuidilJs ( , .1ltomllfic lliffrtcst Econoaty ,
leprinQ . Acl tt' 2o1 11(111(1 Shtrtclty and Du'a4itlfl
Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tottil Avenue , Couucil I1lulTsIn. Telephone 100.
REDUCTION 4
From 15 to 25 Per Cent ,
I Ia ® s
60 J
ual ® + rtuo ® s
NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE
PETEa a. MILLER
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Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
, hydraulic and sanitary Engineer , flans , Estimales
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. I I S r , a c' Itealel sit { , ertn ne nor pubic \ York Brown
Building , Council ! { ! nits , Iowa.
Attorney at Law , Second Floor Orono ihuilding , 115
B R KEAttorney
E Y
FL I Pearl St. Council liluts , Iowa.
Justice of the ! ' ( ace. 01lice over American Express , No , 119
1 CH - - Broadway , Council Olull's , Iona.
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S-- Attorneys mil Law , l'iaclice in line Stale and Fed era
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Courts , ems 7 and SSbu6 arl I1c oo lock
Councit lilulls , Iowa ,
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Dentist , Cormier Main Street and First Avcnuc , Counci
C Ht -
. Illu > r s + Iowa.
HI CH R B E R L I N / MI D I 'I oath F , + ire. ( . hnilst trealyd t. ( mnsst alt diseases by s mull Arcundely unrr of Iltst I'irserubd euusnttnttun , Nosu , I'at- and ,
I ) lilt. . r or. Sluht seed stud Ilt'omelsvny , Resident ( , 010 hint ! nit. Iicanslu . , 1 : , to 5 , ; f:0 : to hay ) .
Cuuucll Ilbtaa , lawn.
DR. C. B. JUDD ,
MANUFACTURER OF
Ts ' r
No. 606 Broadway , Bluffs Iowa.
WAN'li'ED-Good Salesmen on llroe : coutuissiml or salary.
IV:1'17it-LOCAI. ' % 1)'f1t:11'CI.I . '
: - : ( AGiE\1S ON COI1/MISSION.
-IF r4)U IIA 'r AN1'-
SECOND-HAND
Cull eli U. IBOJI1dC11 , . , IS Ih'oaldway , u'horo pop will roccivp
the highest Cush I'rlte ,
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N0.29 MAIN ST.
HUMAN HAiR GOODS. ' .
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
f9
Star StableS and Mule Yards
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Iloturs nun ilulea constantly on hail to r title
at it'alI or In cur lots. ,
Underpiwnptly allfd by ccgtraU ( illAluor 1
pollee.
Ftock sold on coauilssfon.
ltkOp { uifte Uuwtu7 Lkpu # Couucil lfluif , .