G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JULY 30 , 1888L
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL "BLUFFS.
OFKICfcJ. KO. 12 PKAIIL SXUEKT.
tJtllvered br rnrrler In Any Pnrtot the City at
7w enty Cents I'cr Week.
. . . . . MANAOEK.
TKLKl'HONES :
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N1QII7 UDlTOIt , No. ill.
M1NO11 MENTION.
'Y. Plumbing Co.
The Congregational Sntulny school la
filrttinlny for ti pieniu ono wcok from
Thursday.
Thotomplo bulltlors nro to have mi
entertainment in the Baptist church
next Thursday evening.
' 'Omaha ' Bench" was formally opened.
ycBterday. Gntnos , racing nnd dancing
was the order of tno day.
The steamer M. P. Rohror flies a
beautiful ontdKii , the gift of the mayor ,
after whom Uio boat was named.
The common council meets this oven-
ing. Sovcfiil matters of especial im
portance will como up for etiMbidera-
tton.
To-dnrMr. Mclonoy , proprictorof the
"Omaha"-at Lake Manawa will move
that structure to ti location just above
Hotel Alunawn.
The bursting of a water pipe on
Fourthtroot. near llattenhauors fac
tory , &Uhod Homo little trouble in that
vlc'iuitj' yesterday.
T.be bridge crossing Indian crook on
Se < yjiid street is in bud cwidltion , and
nccils the iminudiato attention of the
fctrcot commibsioner.
Hho Ladios' Missionary-society of itho
< GonHrcgntionnl church .meets at .tho
"homo of Mrs. Dr. Montgomery next
Thursday afternoon -oonsidor "Mox-
doo. "
Homer Williams will imvo a heating
"before Justice Biggs to-day , at 10
o'clock ' 11. m. He it was who attempted
.to take 11 ring from Bunhorn'a jewelry
'store and was caught rn 'the act.
Yesterday morning1 about fi o'clock , , n
BKK carrier found u stwiw hat on Wil-
'low avenue. Tlio name of'.T. P. Maher
is upon the inside. Thcimvnur can { { ct
'liis property by calling .at the police
( headquarters.
A largo pu'ty ; came ever from Omaha
. .yesterday morning and with tlmir
Jriends from the BlutTs .adjourned tto
iPalmor's grove , whone itho day was
passed in the enjoyment iof the usual
ipicnic pleasures.
'Tho ladies of the Woman's Christinui
thospltal will meet this .afternoon . ut. ! !
( o'clock at the rosidcuceiof Mrs. E. L.
v3hugart. Business of importance will
idcmand a full nttendandaof all intor-
lOAted in the work of this avorthy insti-
itution.
Saturday morning a Httle daughter of
IMr. and Mrs. Cooper , on Bunion street ,
jnot with an accident by which the
' bones of the left arm were badly broken.
T-ho.frneUiro was reduced by Dr. Lacy ,
And the little ono is as couifurtable as
ould bo expected.
The , elegant medals for .the senior
and junior pairs , captured iby Saddler
.ftndJJodgo at the Spirit Lake regatta
Irjst wcolc , are on exhibition in the wln-
don-fa rff the Council BlulTs Carpet com
pany , .on Broadway. They are very
. Landsomo , and must bo scon to bo ap
preciated.
Mrs , . K B. Bowman , wife of the
deputy .county treasurer , died yesterday
afternoon .tut 5 o'clock. She luid been ill
for some -111110 , and death was not .alto
gether unexpected. The funeral jviil
take plu.ee 'to-morrow afternoon .at 2
o'clock from her late residence , corner
of Second avenue nnd Tenth street.
On Fridny next the Sunday schools
of Macedonia and yicinity will moot tut
that place in convention. Interesting
exorcises will bo held in Tompkins'
grove. Hon. B. F. Clayton will act as
president of the day , and the superin
tendents of the various schools attend
ing will assist. A grand time Is antici
pated.
The grounds now occupied by the
Boat club at Lnko Manawa have boon
purchased by Mr. Maloney , who will
.immediately begin improvements there
on. This has necessitated a change
of base by the club. A site is already
settled on , which , when put in proper
Bhario , will bo much bettor suited to
boating purposes than the present ono.
A IHtlo child died yesterday morning
at the corner of Knepher and Stutes-
innn streets , of neat-lot fever. The symp
toms did not exhibit an alarming aspect
until Saturday evening , when Dr. Ca-
poll was called. The premises have
been placarded and other precautions
taken to guard against u spread of the
disease.
At lust a loonl naturalist has como for
ward with a classilication of the "What
is it , " which has been for more than a
week on exhibition at Tun UKK ollieo.
He says it is a carnivorous vortctrato
nnd belongs to the order Lutra Cana-
donsis. That settles it. [ t is not n
member of the order Dofunctibus Mug-
wumptibus , as has boon quite generally
mippoticd. Who is there that will now
Rsk "Whut's in u name ? "
Personal
George II. Champ is in Chicago.
S. H. Thomas , of Eau Claire , Wis. , is
vihiting his friend , N. W. Green , of this
city.Miss
Miss Bessie Hulburtof , Omaha , is vis
iting with Miss Nellie Clark on Willow
nvcmio.
Miss Maud Oliver is spending a week
with her friend , Mrs. Kingsworth , at
Sioux City.
Mrs. Dr. Simons , of I.cndvillo , is in
the city visiting her father , Mr. J.
Mueller , and her many friends hero.
Colonel Champion S. Chnso , of
Omnhn , was among those who listened
to the 1804 church choir hero yesterday.
A. T. Elwoll will return from Chicago
to-tiny , but his family , who accompanied
him , will remain for a week visiting
with friends.
Rev. G. W. Crofts will now take n
short vacation , and 'borvlces will bo sus
pended ut the Congregational church
for three Sundays.
Walt Smith , -son of M. E. Smith ,
Harry Nutt , Leonard and Nod Everett
and several others left Saturday even
ing for Okoboji lake.
The condition of the Rov. W. H. W.
Rees is in no way improved , but , on the
contrary , has grown steadily worse. A
full run of malarial fever is now ex
pected.
George H. Brown loft hist evening for
r Sacramento , Cal. , to settle up the estate
of his brother , who mot with an un
timely death some weeks ago on the
Central Pacific railroad.
Mrs. Edmundson , wife of Dr. William
Edmundson , of Denver , u brother of our
respected citizen , J. D. Edmundsonar
rived in the city yesterday morning en
route east , und will spend a short time
visiting at Mr. Edinundson's homo on
Willow nvenuo.
Rdcretary Baker will sever his connec
tion with the Y. M. C. A. very soon , and
will then go east to take a course of
practical training in association work.
Air. Baker is a young man .of ability ,
and having chosen this Hold as his Ufa
work will prepare himself fully for Us
4utio .
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THERE'S ' MUSIC IN THE AIR ,
The Conprrosratlorml Choir of 1804
Draws a Crowded Houso.
ANOTHER MOTOR FOR MANAWA.
It In Heine IM-innotl For Omntin's
linncllt Dentil of 13. M. Hall
A How < m tlio How
The Old Choir Slnjrs Again.
Tlio Congregational church wns
crowded yesterday morning to Its full
capacity. Every po\v wtia tilled , chairs
were placed in tlio aisles , the gallery
was crowded , standing room oven wus
n demand mid tnutiy persons were uu-
ihle to attend the service at all. The
reason of the rush wiw the announce *
iiient that the old choir which sang for
the church as fur hack as 18C > 4 wag
ignin to appear and take part in the
service.
It wns a , peculiarly interesting service
and one surjrgesllvo'of many tender bits
of sentiment. It Avas moat surprising
that so many oould thus ho got together
again , who , a quarter of a century ago ,
used to unite their voices in song
worship in this church. There were In
the choir yesterday nine persons u
double quartette and the organist , Air.
J. Mueller. The largo pipe organ was
closed and the little organ , resembling
closely the -molodeon of the years
gone by , served as a substitute.
The singers wore : Ton or , E. A. Spoonor ,
W. Duncan ; ( SopranoT Mrs. Fanny Kel
logg Baeher.t and Mrs. S. .1. Haunan ;
alto , Mrs. L. W. Koss and Mrs. Hewitt ;
bass , L. L. Spooner and V. Budollct.
Most of thoifuces wore familiar-ones to
nearly all in the largo congregation.
Some of the.in.hnvo been been here but
occasionally .during the years that have
passed. Seeing them together could tint
but suggest to all the changes which
the-o years diad brought. It boemod a
most lilting expression of gratitude for
K > many boifjg spared to thus be .re
united , whcu in opening the earvieo
they rose and ilfcd the congrogatian in
"Praise God Iroui ? Whom All Blessings
Flow. " The runnion wus made the mono
touching and impressive by tlio pres
ence of the venerable Hov. G. G. liieo ,
who founded ithis church , and who
served for year * -so faithfully as its pas
tor. lie sat cm. the pulpit platform auid
offered the opening prayer. . Ho .ex
pressed gratitude to God for
sparing theLr lives so long. ,
and thus permitting them to
again join in woi'ship. lie prayed God
to help them so ilivo that they might
unite again in tlnxt grand chorus of hur-
inony and love about the throne , beyond
itho world of changes nnd of troubles.
That tender hyiuti.uf Bickorstoth'swas
"Our years arc liko.tho shadows ,
On Kuiiny hills Ihitt lie ,
tOr grasses in the meadows ,
That blossom but to.ilio :
A sleep , a dream , u story ,
.By stnuiKcra quickly .told ;
An nnremuiniiitf glory ,
Of things iliut soon are old. "
The .sermon by the present pastor ,
Rev. G * W. Crofts , was ouo of the best.
It was vry bolltting to llio occasion.
Ilia text was chosen from the parting
words of Christ to his disciples. Ho
spoke of the pain of partings and the joy
of meeting * . , and drew many lessons of
tenderness .mid happiness. So gradu
ally led the thoughts of his luwrcrs to
the grand reunion when we should look
back upon eartli life , not with forgetfulness -
ness , but with no pain or sorrow , for God
would in his own mysterious way
bring gladness out of it all. The speak
er's allusions to the changes of time
wore very touching , and his sermon
was closely listened to by all.
One of the especially pleasing - features
ures of the service was tie presence and
voice of her who will always bo known
by lier girlhood name , "Fanny Kel
logg. " Since she llrst charmed the
ears and stirred the bouls of her Council
Bluffs friends she has won fame as a
songstress , and her name has become a
familiar , favored one from ocean to
ocean , among all who love music. Many
who gathered in the church yesterday
had not heard her for some years. Their
curiosity was satisfied. The years have
apparently touched her lightly. She
bang the bolos yesterday , one of Haydn's ,
'With Verdure Clad , " the other a now
and very pleasing arrangement of
"JesuH , Lover of My Soul , " the melody
being thnt'of the song , "Mothnr kissed
mo in my dream , " the miibie of which
was written by J. 11. Thomas.
The closing of the choir was a most
touching bolcction :
"Wo shall reach the. summer-land ,
Some swcot day , by anil by.
Oh , these parting scones will end ,
Homo sweotday , by and by. "
The benediction was pronounced by
the old pastor , Kov. Mr. Kico , and the
service was ended. Many lingered to
exchange greetings with the members
of the old choir. There were many
smiles , many words of gladness , and
oven a tlngo of joy in those recollec
tions which caused the eyes to moisten
and the lips to quiver , as the changes
of four and twenty years were bo vividlv
brought to mind.
S. B. Wndsworth is Co. loan money.
More ninnnwn ! < \ > r Oinahn.
The latest project on foot for the de
velopment of Lake Manawa is the build
ing of another motor line , which will ,
if it matoriall7.es , connect with the
Union Pacilic at the bridge. It is
argued that a considerable portion o
the patronage of the lake comes from
Omaha , and this deserves and demands
a more direct connection than is at pres
ent furnished. The project is in the
hands of men of moans , who have the
energy and money to push to a success
ful issue any enterprise in , which thoj
may engage. As yet the matter is rathei
incipient , but is rapidly assuming form
and it need not he a surprise to any 0111
if , within a few days , the project wil
assume form for announcement.
Travelers ! Stop at the Dechtolo.
Death of R. M. Hull.
Saturday evening Mr. E. M. Hall ,
ngcd lifty-ono years , died at his resi
dence at 313 Fourteenth avenue. The
illness was ot but two days'duration tint
culminated In apoplexy , which termin
ated his existence. A wife and fnmllj
are loft to mourn the sudden and un
timely end of a loving husband and
father. The body was taken last even
ing over the Chicago , Burlington &
Quinoy road to Murray , la. , whore the
funeral services will occur and inter
ment will be made to-day.
A Midsummer Night's Dream. "
Saturday night and early Sunday
morning there was considerable activity
in police circles. T. Brown was laid on
the shelf to sober up , and M. Foley kept
him company and kept the Hies off while
ho slept. II. Tody put up the customary
fine when ho woke up in the morning
nnd went out to hunt up more budge.
During the night "thoro wns a sound of
ovelry" in the "Row" which culml-
iatcd in a row- , only pronounced the
other way , at No. I/id / , and when Captain
) yor appeared a party by the name of
Jones seemed to bo furnishing the mu
le. It won a free-for-all in which Jones
and two thoroughbred fliers were en-
, ored. Dyer was not entered until the
'
; iome stre'tch was reached , when ho cut
lurosa lots and headed the Hold. Bail
was furnished and the parties will an-
near in court this morning. W. E.
llnhhs furnished bail and was also ro-
cascd.
Pacific House Is open to the traveling
public , notwithstanding to the contrary.
Full line of shoot music at Councl
Bluffs Music Co. , ± ! 4 Broadway.
E. II , Sbcatc loans nionoy on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All misiness strictly
confidential. OMk-o 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-.striirs.
Dlvlnn Surprises.
There was a goodly sized congrogn-
Lion .at the union service last evening.
Hov. Dr. Phelps , of the Presbyterian
church , preached. , his topic being
' 'Divine Surprises. " He chose as his
text Isaiah oil ; M , " 'As Many as Were
Astonicd at Thon. " Ho spoke in
substance as follows :
This strange word , astoniod , id used
at least eight times In the scripture
mimolv : E/.ra was astonicd at certain
wickedness of the people and princes of
Jerusalem , when it was made known IKS
him. Job was sritonioil at his friends.
They were n.stc iied at what was sup
posed to bo hi * wickedness. E/.elciul
was astoniod at the coming bulToringB
of his people. .Nebuchadnezzar WJIH
astonied at the ivesult of casting the
three Hebrew icsiptlvos into the fiery
furnace. Dauiul was nstonitsd. ,
for one hour , at the coining
humiliation of the proud Nebuchadnez
zar , as revealed ito him in a dream ,
when the great rtilor was driven out to
live with the bdJHvte of the Hold and 4e
grass like the oxen , until his hair grew
like eagle's feathers and his nails like
eaglo's claws. IJelehaiszar and his lords
were astonied when they saw the
lingers of a iii.-uiss.lmml writing those
fearful words on the palace wall. The
Other instance of .the . use of the word i *
.hero , where many uwi said to bo aston-
, icd at the Lord Himself.
The word seems , , therefore , to mean
, astounded ; very gtctitly astonished.
The theme which I wish to present
from this text is the < divine surprises to
man. They are bouiutimos very groat.
A worm crawling along , or across ,
the path of man. may many times be
nstomshe l at aim , 'it it bo capable of
: such feeling. Astonished at what man
is , and at what ho dews. God may bo
Jar higher In the scale a ! being as com
pared wit.h man , than man is , as com
pared with the worm. It is then , in a
House , no wonder that wo arc aston
ished at Him , both at what He is and
what Ho does.
Wo do not often , if over , seek to sur
prise the worm at our feet , but God
seems intentionally to biirpHso us. Wo
often seek , to surprise our Jriends , for
their and our delight ; or our enemies
for their harm. Ho , undoubtedly , has
Ills purpose , iu intentionally * > jirprising
us. It may lie lo give us greater pleas
ure , or to startle our attention io Him ,
or to eomothing to which wo need to at
tend.
Lot us glance through the bible for a
few moments , with this in view , and wo
will find intentional divine surprise * ! to
man abounding there.
Among the instances named by the
speaker were : Cain , lleoing from the
murder of Abel , astonished at the
Lord's calling to him ; the Hood , as it
came suddenly on the old world ; the de
struction of Sodom with such swift
haste on that fatal morning ; the sudden
confusion of tongues at Babel ; the swift
succession of surprises that came to
Job ; Abraham' * call ; Hagar in tlio
wilderness and her dying child ; Jacob
finding his son whom ho had long
thought dead , and finding him to be
ruler over Egypt ; Joseph's brothers'
astonishment when ho revealed himself
to them ; Moses at the burning bush ;
Israelites and Egyptians , both , at the
Red sea ; the manna ; the smitten rock ;
the brazen serpent ; the opened Jordan ;
David's anointment to bo king while
yet a lad , keeping his father's Hocks ;
Hainan honoring the Mordocai whom
ho expected to destroy ; and others
from the old testament. In the now
testament , the astonishment of Zacha-
riah at the announcement of
the nngol to him ; of Joseph
and Mary at the annunciation ;
of the shepherds of Bethlehem ; the
doctor. * , at the child Jesus ; the multi
tude , fed at the tea shore ; the disciples ,
when Jcbiis walked on the sea , and
when he btilled the stormwhen Ho was
transfigured before their eyes , when
Ho washed their feet. His appearance
after his resurrection to Mary , to the
two going to Enimons , and to 'tho oth
ers , wore all surprises ; so at the death
of Stephen , at the conversion of Saul ,
and to John in Pntmos.
The prophecies are surprising , both
in the manner and circumstances of
their hiring given , and in their fulfill
ment ; notably sueh as the destruction
of Nlnovoh , the dcbtruction of Babylon ,
and the crucifixion of Jesus. Wo are
all also astonished at his word ; its
beauty , simplicity and adaptation and
wonderful power.
IIo often astonishes us by revealing to
us ourselves , or others ; by answering
our prayers , by his wonderful care and
protection , and in making all things
work together for our good.
Wo are astonished at Ills works , too ,
o. g. , a drop of water , as been with a
microscope ; or the ocean ; the human
body ; the movements of the heavenly
bodies with infinite precision as illus
trated by the rccenteclipsoof the moon ,
the sun , and the heavens , as searched
with a telescope. But in redemption
all his other works nro outdone.
To that the text refers. Multi
tudes are astonished at the condo
sconslon , and humiliation of Jesus , and
at their results. "The Lord hath made
bare His holy arm in the eyes of all the
nations , and all tlio ends of the earth
shall scu tlio salvation of our God. "
Jesus predicts an astonishment , which
he has yet in btore for us , in his future
coming in the clouds of heaven , sudden
and swift as the Hashing of lightning
from one part of heaven to the other ;
Involving , too , the resurrection of all
the dead , of earth and sea , at His call.
At the judgment , too , all tire to bo sur
prised at his rewards nnd punishments ,
as depicted in Matt. 2o.
n But still boyoncl all his works is the
Worker , Himself. He , infinite , eternal ,
nnd unchangeable , in His being and all
its 'Attributes , presents , even more than
Ills works , lines of study , in any and all
of which we will continually llnd more
nnd more to astonish us , forever.
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* .n.
Lost Yesterday , n pocketbook , con
taining valuable checks , either at Lnko
Manawa or on the motor train. My
name is on the inside of the book. A
liberal reward will bo paid for its re
turn. Frank Levin , 602 Broadway.
Suiulny ut Ijiiko Mttnnwn.
There wus a great crqwd ut this popu
lar rcfort yesterday. Besides the usual
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SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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jest Stock , Furnishing Goods ,
METCALF \
BROTHERS
Lowest Prices * i Clothing , Hats , Caps , eto.
,
William SlDdnntopf ; Hardman , Evtrett & Fisher
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I City fc.Coantj REAL ESTATE Milo St. CouncVi Bltiffi.
No. H. _ 1814 SI. M.rr'i A . .Om > M cuv
sr x x y
largest Capital and Surplus CITIZENS STATE BANK. rowr Patronage
of Any Band in the cit | . la Solicited.
STH , & A , SMDKB '
COUNCIL IU.UFFS J. W. SQUIRE'S
Pamt. 011 % Glaos Go. Porcgoy. * Moore's Abstracts of Title
Wholesale. Santa Rosa
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ARE THE BEST.
.No. . 8. Pearl St.
f 13lh. 8L
> v Between
EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. , WEIR SHUGART CO. ,
sxywrvr .treg ETC. CXF1 .
uni in iiiumn t
Manufacturer f Fine Carriages and Buggies. H R HATTENHAUER I always keep in hlock a largo variety or eastern
I have alwjiys a full stock to select from. , , make CjirriageH.which T sol ) at a very low rate.
Call ftad examine. Prices Low. 127 lo 31 } Fourth Street. 1 am always ready to show goods.
attractions , which drew fully five thou
sands persons , there wns the game of
ball between the Gottnoil BlutTs and the
C. E. Mayno teams on a $ .MO wagor.
Those who have an iflea .they have over
seen the game played as it ought to bo
bhould li.ivo wituostcd ithirf one. Talk
about blugging. Throe balls were
turned outhide in by the infuri
ated batters. Talk about losing
tone's head. While the Hitynud were in
ithc Hold the ball was lost just outside
.the diamond , and the whole nine could
not find it until three tallies were
scored. This error , with another
equally as bad , lost the visitors six runs
.mid the game. It was a got-tliero-anyj
way sort of a gamo. and lacked every
element of good ball. The umpire
Kureamcd himself hoarse and gave his
JivBt decisions by signs. Two shorthand
Bdorers were kept busy recording the
runs , and when the homo team pulled
ahead Rudio had to hire a man to help
him laugh. I3ut it was a great game ,
and the homo team won it by the very
healthy score of IS to 10.
There was also a swimming inatch in
which there were several entries. The
coia-BO lay from Manawa beach to the
C. 15. Mayno dock. But throe of those
starting made tlfo entire distance , and
the race was won by Phil Arnd. A
dancu at Omaha bunch during the evening -
ing drew many to that side of the lake ,
as did the bathing there and at Man-
hatUiu bench. The carrying facilities
of the motor line were severely taxed to
accommodate tho-crowd. Tho" constant
attendance bore more than warranis the
faith of the people that Manawa is des
tined to be the greatest pleasure resort
in the west. it * _
Patrons of the Pacific House have
none but words of'praise for the atten
tion given them.
Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.'s
'
loan olli'ce , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
Stop at the Pacific Houso. The most
centrally located hotel in the city.
To-morrow the Bluffs club will cross
bats with the court house nine under
the captaincy of County Clerk J. J.
Shea. Askwith and Bercshcim will bo
the battery for the politicians and Oli
ver and Etniro lor the regulars.
Wednesday afternoon a game will bo
played between the J. J. Hardins ,
champions of the Omaha City league ,
and the Lafayettes , champion colored
club of the west.
Artists prefer the Hallott & Davis
piano , at C. B. Music Co. , 221 Broadway.
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Buy mantels , grates and hearth fur
nishings of the Now York plumbing Co.
For Sale Cheap Lots near the bridge
to parties who will build at once. Ad
dress or call on J. II. Uico , No. 100 Main
street , Council BlulTs.
Ftirnnco Ilcalin ? .
Cole & Cole , hardware dealers , sell
the celebrated Richmond furnace and
Warren furnaceH. . A. Cole is a scien
tific and practical heating engineer.
The firm invites persons contemplating
any kind of new heating apparatus to
call and see us and our line of goodsand
methods of heating. Are pleased to
give estimates of any and all work.
Call at-11 Main st.
SPECIALNOTICES.
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NOTlOli
Sl'RCI A Ii ndvertlst'ineuts , gucli us Lost , round.
To l.oiin. Tor Hale , To KantWants , Hoarding ,
etc. , will bo Inserted in this column nt the low
rate of TUN CIINTS I'lllt LINK for the lln-t In-
beitlon nnd Klvo Cents Per Line for eacli subse
quent Insertion. Leave adveitisements tit our
ollito , Ho. 1 1'earl Street , nenr llroadwuy ,
Council Illuira. Iowa.
WANTS.
LAIV Astrolofter Mrn.Vood nrd will read
human destiny throiiRh the science of the
stars ; c.ilirornla hou.se , Council lllutls.
\\MNTKI ) ToImy n 'neat market in Omaha
or Council Illiitl.H , or to r < > nt n ImlldliiK In
11 good locution. Address A1U , lieu ollicu , Coun
cil Illulls.
ITHMl HUNT Houses. Johnson & Vuu ratten ,
-C yj Main ft.
fjlOUSALK-31-foot limit on llro.ulwHy nt a
-L'uaiKaln it tnl ; 'i nt oncu. 1) . J. Ihituilnsoii
4 : Co. , (117 ( Ijroartway.
FIVi ; acres clioUoum'l'Ui l.uiil 4 mile from
city limits. MM ) uer ncie. D.J. :
A ; Co. , 017 llroail ny.
POll BALK or Trude Tlio best vacant lot In
Council lllutrs. corner Ilroadwuy and
O. J. Hutchlitbon & Co. , 017 llrouiluny.
"TI1OK UKNT Dairy farm of 150 acres , only two
-L and a half miles from Dummy depot , Coun
cil Illuirs. This Mould make a splendid location
fora milkman. Good houses , windmill , and
blue grass pasture , Apply to Horace Everett ,
Council lllulfH.
_
TJIOH SALE-Cheup. My walnut furniture , as
-I ? good us new , Call nt'JW South mil btreet ,
Council
IF you have a Ftock of nierchaudUe to trade
for land or city property write to Johnston
tc Van fatten , Council lilutru , la.
EXCHANO K-Ono lot tu Hums' add and three
In It. It. add for one lot nearer llroadway.
Address Q H , lice olllce , Council Ululfa. _
WANTKO A girl to do general housework.
Inquire at Methodist jmr onagii. No. SioO
Fletcher ave.
EKTEOANTroom tor lent to gentleman , fur-
nUhed or unfurnished : gas and bath. Ad
dress . lit ) 8 7tl ( st. Council llllitTs , or U. 8. Kn-
graving Co , 1'urnam st , Omaha.
"IT1OK SAi.K Anopeii side-bar bu ey. nearly
1 ? new , to good purty on monthly puyments.
A. 3. Handel , No. 3 and ra Broadway.
WANTKO Good Fecond haatl stoves , furni
ture and carpets. Will pay highest cash
pclcu. A.J Maudel , Nos. 3 ) and > io ! llroadwuy.
TTIOK BALM Tlio bcht small fruit and vegcta
J- bio farm In I'ottiiirattaiule Bounty , two
miles from Council Illuirs postolllee , at a price
that will hell it , on lemarkubly easy terms.
Title perfect and property In good condition.
ltosessloii glvi'ii any time. Good reason for
celling. It. T. llrynnt A : Co. , CiS llroadway ,
Ociincll lllullH. la.
TI O HUNT Immediately , for the Bummer , a
J- good furnished liouse , 10 rooms ; closet and
bKtli room ; city water. Apply on premises , B12
6th ave.
" \5TANTKO-Ktocks ol merchandise. Hav *
* Omnhii and Council Illulls city property ,
altio western laud to exchange for goo < ls. Call
on or address Johnson & Christian , lloom So ,
CHauiber of Commerce , Omaha.
" 17WJI 8ALK At a bargain , 40 acres near stock
Jyards. . South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson Si
Christian , Koom 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
PRICE
$15.
Tlio Morris Type Writer It n practical , well
niiide and tliu-ly ilnlshtil iiiHchlniami comlilncM
tlii ) perfect lettering , exact nlllgnment , and
rapid writing of n lilKli juiced writer. Tlio -
SON MlMCOnUAl'II. the liest apparatus uiailo
tor inunllcildlnu' aiitogiaphlc mid type writer
work : 3,0 ) copies can l > e taken. TVl'lJ W1UTKII
supplies for [ > nlu. 8 end for circulars. The Ex-
ceislnr Co. , Council lllulls.lu.
> 1 cut Ion this pap
TAXI
DERMY
F. J. BREZEE ,
THE TAXIDERMIST ,
In accordance with numerous requests has de
cided to teach Taxidermy in nil its branches.
Mounting birds t-'iO ; with mammals and other
intricacies. * IiO. Would also like to receive
orders lor birds to llll older book ou trip south.
No. 01U Main St. , Council muffs.
COR. 5TII AVE. AN1 > 7T11 ST.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity ,
An excellent educational Institution , furnish
ed with all modem improvements for boarding
and day school. The academic year consists of
two sessions , beginning on the llrst Monday lu
September and February , respectfully.
Terms-Hoard and tuition per session , 875.
For further particulars address Sliter Superior ,
St. Fuincis Academy , Council lIlulTs , la.
SNYDER & SNYDER
M. B. SNYDBR , A. M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MRS. M. B. SNYDBR ,
SPP CIALIST :
Diseases of Women and Children ,
307 Uroadwav , Council Illutfa.
D. H. McDAHELD & GO , ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
t-O and 822 Main Street.Council Dlult-j.Iow.i.
j 6 H N G I"LBE m\
i'i.uMiiiu : AND m.uiu : IN
WIND MILLS ,
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS.
NO. R21 M\IN ST. ,
COU.VCIL , HL.UF1-S . , : : IOWA
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
MILLINERY
1514 IJOUGIi.VS BT. . OM.VUA. , .VKII
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
fOODroadway Council IIluffs , Iowa. K
1S57.
KSXABLISUHD 1812. INCOIU'ORATKO 1878
CO. ,
MASSILKOX , OHIO , MAXW'ACTUKEUS.
SIZES FROM Especially Adni-ted for
25 TO 300 ELECTRIC
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER
POWER , Mills and Elevators ,
.
W- * + er < i i ! i i i
AUTOMATIC CUT-OPP ENGINES.
Spcclflcntlons and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. lieRtilatlon , Durability Oimr <
autcecl. Can show letters ) from users wheio fuel Hconomy Is equal with Corliss Noii-Comleusliiff ,
HOUSE , COW11. . KMJl'I'S , IOWA.
Send for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND 1LECT3IC TRUSSES ,
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
WAKTCD-IOCAI. . AM * 'ITIt.VIil.lAUUVl'S OX
IV
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260
THE OGDEN S COMPANY
Wrought and Cast FOR
[ Buildings , Automatic Highest Economy ,
Iteiiulrs. yew C 2il Hand ENGINES i Simpllcltu and
Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tenth Avenue , Council BlulTs.In. Telephone 100.
REDUCTION
PH From 15 to 25 Per Cent.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE
PETER C. MILLER
,
Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
H Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates ,
i Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Drown
liuilding , Council II lull's , Iowa.
CIMI ITV " Attorney at Law , Second Floor Brown Huildfntr , 115
rllNLLY Pearl St. , Council niiifis , Iowa.
Justice ol the Peace. Olllce over American E.xprcsi. . No. 410
N " " Broadway , Council Hlufls , Iowa.
OTHMC P. CII\/IQ \ / Attorneys at Law , 1'racHcc in the State and l-Vdera
" "
OlUINL Qi OlIYlO" CAirls. Olllce Rooms 7 and 8 , Slutgarl-Dcno IJlock ,
Council liluflk , Iowa.
LJA7irrVI Dentist. Cornsr Main Street and First Avenue , Counci
CO , nAZ.LIN" " Blulls , Iowa.
* diseases of Ilye , I'ar , None mid
M. H. CHAM BERLIN , M. D. Throat. aarn treated Glasses by mall Accurately alter llrsl I'rencrloed. conuuitation. Cut-
Ollicn cor. i'aliiBtieet and llroadway. Hesideiice , CIO illuir fit. Hours lUo IS , ato6 , 7 ; ; to8ao. :
Council muffs , lowu.
-IF YOU 11AV ANY-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FORNITURE
Call on Al. imOIIMCII , 538 llroiulwaj , wlioro you will rcccivo
tlio IllgliCHt C'tuli I'rltc.
Star Stables and Mule Yards
* aim imilri coniUttly on haud for al
at rtHll or Incur lots.
Older * promptly nilri' uy c/jntfai/t / on shor
notice.
Block sold on commission. . . . , , . ,
Telephone 1H. . MjlllillTlUl * HOIjKV.
< Uppoftlte Dumnir l ) t > ot , Council Ulutli.
,
HUMAN HA1S GOODS.
council i BLUFFS.