0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : . S ATUKP AY. AUGUST 4 , 1883.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. 12 1'HAIlh
Delivered by Cixrrlcr In Any 1'nrt of tlio City nt
Twenty Cents 1'er Week.
II. W. TILTON. . . . MANAQEH.
TIMI'HO.NMS : : : :
IIUHINKfMOlTICB. No. II.
NKJIIT I'.niToii , No.I. .
a'ilNOU MKXTION.
N. Y. Plumbing company.
To-morrow'n ' game tit the park will bo
between the homo club tint ! the J. J.
Hivrdtns of Omnha.
City Auditor Hammer issued 80,000
worth of iutarrioutlou paving and grad
ing bonds yoHtordtiy.
Tom Owens lost two flno calves night
before lust. They wore evidently
stolen from his pasture.
fr The work of putting in the Ihigstono
curbing on Eighth street , from Broad
way south , has been commenced.
Commissioner Hunter was busy yes
terday afternoon taking evidence injtbo
James Portcrllold banktupt estate case.
The case of M. K. Doran , tlio young
crook caUircd | ) at Uonison , will come up
for a hearing before 'Squire Schulz this
inorning.
The ladies of Unity Guild will moot
( this ) Saturday afternoon at 3 p. in. at
the residence of Mrs. Charles Swan ,
No. 15 Hlulsnmn street.
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dunn die'd yesterday morning. The
funeral will bo hold from the residence ,
410 Broadway , at I ) o'clock this morning.
There IH ono house in this city which
has nine families living in it. That Is
i little above the average , but It shows
that there is nocd for more residences.
A runaway loam made u lively dash
on Broadway yesterday morning , but
was stopped at tlio corner of Pearl
sfrcot by a nimble bystander. No damage -
ago was done.
Gus Webber , residing nt 230 Bon ton.
Btrcot , wasi overcome by the heat
Thursday , and had to bo taken home.
At last accounts he was doing well , and
in a fair way to recover.
Mlko Gallagher , a Chicago , Milwau
kee & St. Paul switchman , was badly
hurt while making a coupling in the
yards Tuesday ovor.inir , by the falling
of an end door from a freight car.
There is to bo a meeting of the
basket and box company at Dr. Macrae's
ofllco this morning to consider the pro
posals for furnishing machinery. The
enterprise is expected to soon start.
The contract for erecting the addi
tion to the Presbyterian church has
boon lot to John P. Weaver for $7,401) ) .
Work will bo commenced immediately
and completed in uijout ninety days.
t Arrangements have been made to
have the Dos Moines and Omaha league
clubs play an exhibition game in this
city in about two weeks. The game
will bo played at the Union driving
park.
The report of Postmaster Bowman
for last month shows n decided increase
in business over the month of July ,
1887. Receipts for July , 1887 , $2,727.03.
For July , 1SS8 , $3,944.09. Increase ,
$1,217.00. .
The water was run Into the now lake
in Fail-mount park ychlorday. The now
lake is not largo , but it is a little beauty.
Such improvements as are being made
this year are making the park n most
delightful resort.
Work on the Morritun block has com
menced in earnest. The men are at
work nights , the electric light making
It as clear as day , and the lompeiT-turc
being much bettor for teams and 'for
men than during the day.
The bridles stolen from Dr. Green's
stable a few nights ago wore found yes
terday under a shock of oats in the
southern part of the city. Chief Lucas
was notified nnd the property was re-
Btorod to the rightful owner.
R. T. Bryant & Co. are rustlers in
real estate deals , and are ready to make
trades tit any tSir.s for fttiy flOrf of prop
erty. Those who have any desire tc
make deals in Omaha or Council BlulTt
property should Interview these gentle
men.
O Sheriff O'Noll yesterday arrested
Frank Lower for contempt of court , iti
violating a liquor injunction. Ho was
taken before Judge Carson , and his
hearing sot for 1) ) o'clock this inorning
His bonds were fixed at $600 , which he
secured.
The North western Is now running
TJstibuled trains from Jthis point. The
lirst ti aln loft Thursday evening , ant ]
consisted of a baggage , smoker , coach
Blooper and diner. It was in charge o
Engineer Pickering and Conductoi
O'Connor.
The Ahrcns steamer was put to worl
yesterday morning pumping water inU
the now artificial lake in Fairmoun
park. The lake holds 250,000 gallons
and it will require twenty hours to complete
ploto the job. The lake will bo ful
this morning , as the steamer was kou
pumping all night.
A farmer \\ho came across the rive
yesterday on the ferry train was hitr
prised on driving olT the cars to see om
uf his horses "begin to bleed badly fron
the mouth and nobo. Tlio animal wa
taken to Dr. Stewart's stable , on Fourtl
street , where it died shortly altorward
DTwo building permits wcro issued a
the city clerk's olllco yesterday. On
of thorn was for Nathan Morriam's nov
brick business block on Main and Pear
streets , to cost $50,000 , and the other t
Brown and W rigor , two Omaha parties
for a $2,000 residence in Boer's bubdl
vision.
Charlie Strode , catcher of the Coun
cil BlulTs club , is almost tickled t
death over n permit recently receive
from Chicago. It grants unusual priv !
logos and Charlie does not propose t
lot any of them slip' Just mention it t
him at an exciting period in to-day1
ball gamo.
It now conies , to light that the ma
Kelley , just sent to jail for thirty daj
for the larceny of a farmer's coat. Is a
experienced crook. A man who know
him says that ho escaped from jail
Adalr two years ago. where ho wr
nwaitlng trial for stabbing a man. Ill
right name is said to bo Kline and hi
folks live at Perry.
R. Brown and J. Ungar. two prom !
nont young men of Omaha , arobuildin
n line residence on West Broadway , 01
poslto S. Goldbtoin's grocery store. Th
cost will bo about $2,200. They are th
eon and nephew of L. Brown , and pui
pose making the residence a present t
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Brown , who will pr <
cccd to occupy it on completion.
licv. G. W. Crofts , of the Congrogt
tlonul church , has his house llttod wit
u burglar alarm , nnd it doubtless save
some of hie wealth the other nigh
Wires running from all the doors an
windows on the ground lloor are a
tnched to bells In his sleeping rooti
One of them began to ring u few nigh
ago , and the hor.d of the house invest
cutcd. The would-be thief prohab
heard the racket and made good his o
cape. It the present system of sueces
ful burglary is kept tip btirglar alan
will soon bo In great demand ,
K. II. Shcafo ft. Co. , make long
hurt time loans on real estate , in eut
to suit , at lowest rate of interest. Ofll
Broadway imd Main street , upstairs ,
IMI i mvn ini'v n Ttin nnAirn
CHASING AF1ER THE CROOKS ,
The Ohlof of Police Runs and a
Clark Shoots.
MANAWA'S DENEFIT TO-DAY
Improvements nt tlio Institution for
the DcnT nnd Dttml ) Ton Many
Curs The AVrotiB Ilor.so
Hill Dirt Dcnl.
The Mnnawa nenrflt.
To-day Is boncllt day at Man awn , and
the coinmittoo has prepared tlio follow
ing excellent programme :
Base hall game Council Bluffs vs
"Tho Modocs. " Giuno called nt 3 p. m.
Second yacht race for the $ " ) ( ) prize
cup. Entries Sailboats Psycho , Sea
Gull , Ida , Jdlowlld , Little Diamond ,
Mystic nnd J. C. Blxby. Race to take
place between the hours of 4 and 7 p.m.
Canoe race , two entries Omaha vs
Council BlulTa.
Tub rnco , eight entries Strode , Tip-
ton , Wright , Billy Morris. Rudio , Cnrr ,
Nnto Crary , John Pusoy.
Proo-for-all swimming race for the
greased goose , the best swimmer catches
the goose.
Four oared shell race , two entries
Council BlulTs vs Omaha.
Dancing nt 0:80. :
Tickets for the entertainment 2cach ,
placed in the hands of a committee ap
pointed to improve Lake Manawa.
There should bo an immense attend
ance , as the total receipts will bo ox-
poudcd in improving the hike.
E. H. Shcafo loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consulting rooms. All business strictly
confidontal. Olllco 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , tip-stairs.
S. B. Wadswoath fc Co. loan money.
Institution Improvements.
Several important changes and im
provements are to ho mode at the insti
tution for the deaf tiud dumb. There
are to bo three now boilers put in , the
contract for which has boon let to G. S.
Fawcett. of Burlington. A now steam
engine is also to be put in. Russell &
Co. , of thiscity , furnish that , they being
the lowest bidders. There were six
competitors. An olectrio light plant is
to bo put in by the Mather Electric
Light company , through their agent at
Lincoln. There were five competing
bids. On Monday next there will bo
bids opened for a building for the elec
tric light power , and for an additional
launury building. The plans as drawn
by C. K. Boll have been accepted , and
are now at the institution being ligurod
over by contractors preparatory to mak
ing their bids.
Tlio llfth lloor of the institution is
being changed into a hospital. Pro
posals are now out for bias for an eleva
tor. The institution is to bo made com
plete , so as to insure the greatest possi
ble convenience and comfort to teach
ers and pupils.
For bargains in real estate see E. H.
Sheafo & Co. , Broadway and Main
street , upstairs.
J. G. Tiplon has bargains in real estate.
LiotH of Sales.
During yesterday was closed a largo
land deal which clearly indicates which
way the wind blows as to the future de
mand for Council BlulTs realty. For
some time past Messrs. Benson & Shep
herd and C. J. Colby have had the matter -
tor on hand and through them the deal
was concluded. By this sale Omaha
parties have purchased QUO hundred
and eight lots In Bensons first addition ,
eighteen lots iu Benson's gocoud addi
tion uud ono iob Id Ferry's ' second addi-
ion. Many of these lots will bo imiue-
.lately transferred to persons who will
"mild thereon houses for their own oc-
upancy. There is no question but that
his is but the beginning of activity
\nd that other deals equally as impor-
ant will soon tollow. Real estate deal-
3rs say there is moro Inquiry for
lesirablo lots now than there has been
luring the past three months , and all
igns point to an curly revival of the
juilding boom in Council BlulTs.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bechtelo.
Pacific House is open to the traveling
mhlic , notwithstanding to the contrary.
.
11 catrnining tlid Passions.
Judge Aylesworth yesterday ordered
tolla Bailey , n twolve-yoar-old girl
sent to the reform school on the appli
cation of J. A. Colo. She is alleged tc
jo Incorrigible , n vagrant , of a thiovisl
mil immoral character. She appar
ently has no ono to protect or care foi
her.
her.James
James Hoar was lined $7.60 for in
dulging his appetite for the intoxicat
ing cup. Ho made do/ons of gooc
[ > romifcos , among the number ono t (
> io.vor drink another drop of liquor
The court decided to try him , and sak
lie would have him locked up in a col
with a two quart bottle of whibky , am
if ho did not touch it in two days , IK
would discharge him. The only dilll
culty was that no liquor could bo foum
In the station , and Jimmio was locket
up without the loaded bottlo. Ho trioi
to persuade himself that ho had tin
tremens , and succeeded in making him
bolf decidedly miserable. Ho will hi
pretty well sweated out In about a week
Stop at the Pacific House. The mos
centrally located hotel in the city.
Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co. '
loan olllco , on furniture , pianos , horses
wagons , personal property of all kinds
and all other articles of value withou
removal. All business strictly conll
dontial. _
Clilof liiicus A Sprinter.
Chief Lucas showed himself to b
quite a sprinter yesterday noon , tt
was at the dummy depot just before tin
train wont out , and noticed n follow sit
ting under a tree south of the depot , ap
pnrontly waiting to board the t.'aln n
the Northwestern crossing. The chic
walked over that way , when the folloi
got up and walked away. The chle
quickened his pace , and so did the pur
sued. The "boss of the coppers" bega
to run , nnd the other kept out of hi
way. Ho headed for the train , an
jumping on the tender ran cloa
through the train , and headed dow
street for First avenue. Notwithstanc1
ing his fifty odd yours and 200 pound
avoirdupois , the chief kept close bohln
his game , but could not got his hand
on him. It became monotonous afte
awhile , and then the officer pulled ou
his little gun and told bis leader the
ho had all the exorcise ho wranted. Th
fugitive took the hint ahd slowed up t
aw tittlio , arrival of the man who hoi
the neo of trumps.
"What do you want of raoV" d <
mnndod the prisoner.
"J want to run a footrace with yo
some cooler flay , and I am going to lock
you up until the weather changes , ' was
the reply of the chief , as ho alllxed his
"come along'1 to the wrist of the crest
fallen crook. Ho wits taken to the sta
tion , where ho gave the name of W. A.
Search. lie proved to bo ono of the
throe brought back from Donlson by
Anderson and O'Brien , and afterward
released from jail. Ho was locked up
nnct a charge of vagrancy nnd suspicion
entered against him. Ho was In
tending to board the dummy train and
got across the river to Omaha. Ho is a
skillful crook nnd a dangerous man to
run at largo. Although young in years
ho Is well versed in criminal matters ,
nnd is safer behind the bars than run
ning nt largo.
Flvo Ilnrvt st K\curHlons.
The Burlington Route , C. , B. & Q. R.
R. , will soil from principal stations on
its lines on Tuesdays , August 21 , Sep
tember 11 nnd 25 , and October 0 nnd
23 , Harvest Excursion Tickets at Half
Rates to the Farming Regions of the
West , Southwest and Northwest. For
tickets nnd further Information concerning -
corning those excursions call on your
ncarobt (3. , B. & Q. Ticket Agent , or
address P. S. Eimtis , General Passenger
nnd Ticket Agent , Chicago.
Patrons of the Pacific House have
none but words of praise for the atten
tion given them.
A HOI-HC VIcNli Alllil.
I'rof. WyckolT has a family horse to
which ho is quite attached. Ho secured
good pasturage for the animal , and the
other day dis-covorod that the horse had
mysteriously disappeared. Ho con
cluded that it had been stolen , nnd
when a little later ho found the animal
in the pobsobbion of another man , ho de
manded it. The other one insisted
that ho had traded for it , and by
direction of the owner hiwi gone to the
pasture and got it. Investigation
showed that the man got the wrong
horse , the animal for which ho traded
being much like that belonging to the
professor , nnd pastured in the same
iiold. The nlTnir thus simmered down
to a question of identity of horso-llesh ,
and the professor had to replevin his
steed to get possession. The case ia to
bo heard by Justice Biggs.
Full line of sheet music at Counci
BlulTs Mubio Co. , 224 Broadway.
Artists prefer the Hallett & Davis
piano , nt C. B. Music Co. , 224 Broadway.
Tlic Council IlliifTi FOIICI * .
C. J. Bockm.in's pitont for fencosnnd
railings of all sorts is fast coming into
favor and nowhere moro so than right
hero at homo , where the merits of tlio
invention have boon so thoroughly
tested. No ono hero now thinks of put
ting in a fence of any t-ort without using
Mr. Bookman's patent , as it costs no
moro and is bo much bettor , protecting
the joints and enabling the taking out
of a panel nt any time us easily as open
ing n gate. William Siedchtopf has
lately had Mr. Buukmnii build 7 3 foot
of fence for him. It consists of three
iron pipes with nicely turned posts , and
is as neat and substantial it line of fenc
ing as was ever sot Up. L. A. Caspar
has put in some of this fencing in front
of his place. Mr. Beckman has an
order for some picket fencing in front
of Mr. Van Order's property on Seventh
ivvcuuo.
Buy mantels , grates and hearth fur
nishings of the Now York plumbing Co.
Dirt Not Know Glanders.
Yesterday a young man representing
hinibolf as Dr. Johnson , assistant state
veterinary surgeon , was in the city to
inquire into tlio case of F. M. Gant , re
cently lined for having a glandercd
horse In his possession. The young doc
tor did not admit the existence of such
a disease as "nasal crloot , " which is
ecognl/.ed iu tlio statutes of the s'.uto. '
: Io gave Mr. Gam. a certificate to the
elfect that the case in ono of "chronic
catarrh. " This decision is far from
jeing satisfactory to those who have
i von this disease , and this case es
pecially , n study. It would have been
'tir ' moro satisfactory had the state sur-
jcon given the case his personal ntton-
iion instead of deputising ono of appar
ently so little experience.
the Dogs.
The city has not a few dogs. They
Loll not , neither do they spin , but they
iiowl nights , they snap at inoffensive
passers-by in the daytime , bark at
horses nnd spoil the displays in front of
grocery stores. There is somewhere on
the ordinance books a requirement that
the dogs pay 11 tax , but the collections
seem to bo slow. It would bo n glad re
form if by a rigid collection of the li
cense , and n slaughtering of those not
licensed , a decrease could bo made in
the number. There arc thousands pf
worthless curs in the city , whoso owners
would not pay the license for them , and
tills failure would give a glad justifica
tion for killing them on" .
A Lone Itnad and No Turn.
"Who was burglarized last nighty" is
the common salutation these days.
Early yesterday morning an attempt
was made to enter the dwelling of P.
Lun nun , No. 712 South Seventh street ,
but fortunately it was n failure. About
1 o'clock T. R. Stoner , the next door
neighbor of Mr. Lou nan , was awakened
by an unusual lioibo , and going to the
back porch ho discovered a man in the
act of attempting to force an entrance
through the window of , his neighbor's
house. Stoner had his revolver and
after yelling at the follow ho blazed
away with his gun. Tlio would bo thief
took to his heels and was quickly
joined by n confederate who was evi
dently watching between the two
houses while his partner did the
"cracking. " A second shot wns sent
after the ilcolng rascals , which did
nothing moro than to hasten their
Might. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Drink Malto at soda , fountain.
The lllter Illttcn.
There is ono loss believer in practi
cal joking in this city this morning
than there was yestordny , simply because -
cause there was a little scone enacted
on Upper Broadway last evening which
again demonstrated the fact that the
"best laid plans" etc. . etc. , do not al
ways turn out as originally Intended.
Some time ago ono of the head clerks
in one of the largest dry goods houses
of the city wns made the victim of a
practical joko. A follow clerk wns nt-
tlred as u female , and In gulso of a
giddy street walker , mndo a mash ou
the lly young man aforementioned , and
the deception was kept up until the gay
Lothario was where ho afterward wished
he had not been. However , ho took
the joke good naturodly and waited an
opportunity to repeat it on some ono
olso. Last evening wns the time fixed
upon , and he wrote a note to a recently
arrived young blood , agreeing to meet
him at 9 o'clock nt the Methodist
church. Ho posted homo In the
evening , and , with his wife's
help , wns soon neatly attired in hot
finest apparel , and really was a fine
looking young lady ( ( ) . U so happened
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SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Largest Stock , Ftirnlshing Goods ,
Lowest Prloeo , I METCALF BROTHERS I Clothing , Hats , Caps , oto.
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J 0S MUELLtH , MUSIC .COMPANY ,
8 to < o Wlllliim Slodontopf ; Hardman , Evtrdt & fisher
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Cftt ALCountj REAL ESTATE . -
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COUNCIL" BLUFFS J. W. SQUIRE'S
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Abstracts of Title
Wholesale. Santo Rasat
No. 8. Pearl St. ARE THE BEST
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EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. ,
Manufacturer of Fine Carriages and Buggies.
1 have nlwt'ys a full stock to select from.
Call and examine. Prices Low.
that a friend of the destined victim
found out the plan , and proposed to
work the joke the other way. The re-
fault w.'is that the joker was arrested
shortly after appearing on the streets
for masquerading in female attire. Ho
vainly protested that ho was
highly respectable , and then beg
ged and finally wept copious
tears at the though't of a night in the
police station. To add to ht dibComlT-
turo till the lady clerks of the store
were on hand to hympathi/o ( ! ) with
him in his misfortune. At Itiit the
tender hearted policeman , who had
boon poated as to his part , released him
"for hia Avifo'H balco. " The joker
hastened homo and will probably not
kjiow that ho himself was the victim of
a joke until this article moots his eye.
Hia thankfulness of hist ovcning may
then possibly change to n feeling los.s
peaceful and Christian like.
Personal P.trnirtiim. | !
Mrs. J. J. Shea' has gene to Spirit
Lake.
Kx-Sheriir Reed 'was in the city yos-
tordiiy.
J. K. MoGoo is taking an outing at
Lako.
Spirit i
M. E. Smith antl family loft for Spirit
Lake last evening.
Mrs. Cololoii''h , loft hint evening for
Colorado on a pleasure trip.
Thomas Motcalf left for New York on
n business trip ln t evening.
Harry Birkinbino stavtti in a day or
two for Now York on n business trip.
Ollicer Austin fpont yesterday in
Omaha , combining business with pleas
ure.
ure.Mrs.
Mrs. James Patterson and daughter ,
Anna , left yesterday for a month's bO-
journ at Colfnx.
H. P. Ray , representing the Now York
Sportsman , was in tlio city securing ad
ditions to his list.
Miss Laura Plicklnger has gone to In-
dopondoncp , la. , to spend a month's
vacation with friends there.
Miss Nellie Cowdrcy , the stenographer
'or II. H. Van Brunt , is visiting her bis
ter , Mrs. Judge Connor , at Donibon.
Mr. S. B. Wntlsworth and family de
parted yesterday for Oregon , 111. , where
i brief term willbe spent visiting friends
ji their old-time ho'ino.
Hon. C. S. Rank , pf Iowa City , one of
tlio trustees of the institution for the
deaf anil dumb , was in the city yester
day on committee work.
Superintendent Armstrong , of the
fcoblo minded insti'.ulion at Beatrice ,
was in the city JCFterday and visited
the institution for the deaf and dumb.
M. E. Meador aid wife , who have
boon visiting for several days at J. .1.
Stovoiibon's , 148 Washington avenue ,
loft last evening for t'aoir homo at
Goshen , Ind.
Mrs. Anna C. Hoag , of Iowa Palls , nnd
Mrs. Ryncarson , of South Omaha , visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tobtcvin yes
terday. The four were schoolmates
moro than forty years ago. It H ncod-
loss to say the visit wns a most enjoyable
ono.
ono.Mrs. . Young , vifo of Senator Young ,
of the Atlantic Telegraph ; Mrs. E. O.
Consignoy , of Avoca , and Mrs. E. W.
Davis , of Minneapolis , were on a shop
ping tour in this citv on Thursday and
Friday. They spent Thursday afternoon
at Lake Manawa.
Mrs. Lizzio Roivel has begun an
action in the district court to recover
? o,000 damages from Christie Even-
for defamation of character. The plain-
till' in filing her complaints bays that
she is a married woman living in Coun
cil BlulTs ; that on or about tlio 2Sth ol
July , 1888 , the paid Chribtio Evors in n
conversation with Mrs. i'luss and in the
presence and hear in got divers other wit
nesses to the plaintiff unknown , fnlsel.v
and maliciously spoke and published
the following concerning the pi unit ill
"Her husband drives a butcher wigon
in Council BlulTs and she is running
with other men , " meaning thereby thai
the plnlntilT was an udultross , etc. The
plaintiff albo allege that the defendant
lias spoken defamatory words of her at
sundry times sinco.Tuly 28.
At n meeting of the Dodge Ligh
guards to elect a lieutenant to Jill the
vacancy caused by the resignation ol
Lieutenant Highbinith , W. E. Atchisoi
wns elected. The now olllcor is an ex
perienced militiaman , having sot-vet
for a number of years in Wisconsin as i
member of the Lake City guards , OIK
of the best drilled companies in the
northwest.
Yesterday W. T. Smith , the former
bar keeper for Oliver Lower , at (11 ( !
South Main street , appeared before Jus-
tlco Burnett , and on his information i
warrant was issued for the searching ol
his employer's plnco. Constable Chat
buck made the examination , and wo
goods enough were found to convlc1
Lower , for there is now n permanoir
injunction against him. Moro on thii
case will develop shortly.
The grass in Bnyliss park is sadly it
need of water , and the fire departmon
should bo called into service for thii
work. It would require but n fev
minutes every two or three days , ani
it would improve the appearance of tin
park wonderfully. Two years ago the
grabs was saved in this manner , and tin
lire department was not put to any seri
ous inconvenience. The innttor shouli
bo attended to at once , and It is hopcc
that the council will issue the neccbsar ;
orders immedibUly.
WEIR SHUGART CO. , I
or1 AQicpi 'i'-o-rra.A.rj iJvcFiLiEaviEEifcT'rir
H. F. HATTENHAUER ,
No * . 27 to 113 } Fourth Street.
Another curiosity has boon placed in
Tin- : Bun show window. It is n find by
Vic Keller. The line specimen of a
mastodon's tooth , while other bones ,
recently found by Mr. Keller , and for a
time exibltud in Tin : BIK : window ,
have boon given to the Bloomer school
nuiboum. This museum serves a most
excellent purpose in connection wilh
the tchool work. It not merely cntor-
lortains the pupils , but gives them in
struction in a manner most pleasing nnd
lasting. Citi/.eiiH who luivo specimens
illustrative of studies pursued in the
schools hero should remember the needs
of the public school niu cuni. In some
t I instances rare specimens hnvo boon
j sent away , as donations to collections
elsewhere , used simply to amuse visi-
| f tors. Encourage home education by
i donating specimens to the Bloomer
, school. The last specimen found in
! Keller's gravel bank , after remaining
j in TinBi'i : window a few days , will
find its way into the museum.
.
Prepared by a combination , proportion
tion and process peculiar to its-elf ,
Hood's Snt'bnparilln accomplishes cures
heretofore unknown.
Ex-Mnyor Vauglinn gave Officer
O'Brien tin idea by which ho was on-
ablcd to catch the fellows suspected of
crookedness at Mnnawn. Ho suggested
the taking of the autographs olT the
hotel register , having a cut made of
thorn , nnd printed on the circulars hont
out warning hotel keeners to look out
for fellows of similar handwriting. In
tli is way track was got of the follows.
Tlio KnlpliiiroiiH Gentleman
Facetiously ( losiftnntc'd us ' Olil Nick" seem
to lie at the ulbowrf of tlio people , who day in
and iltiy out , damage their tooth wilh hurtful
footh juUcs , powders and wishes. Tlio
recorded experienced ol thirty years desig
nates SOXODONT us the only real desidera
tum.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
SPECIAL advertisements , such as Lo t , found ,
. - To Loan , Tor SnIc.To Hcnt.Wiiuts , Hoarding ,
etc , will bo Inverted In this column at thu low
ruto or TiiN 013NTB 1'IJIt UNK for the ttwt In
sertion and Kvo Cents Per Uuo for eacn subse
quent Insertion. I.t > ave advertisement ) * at our
otllce. No. 12 Pearl Street , near Ilrondway.
Council lllnllH , Iowa.
WANTS-
FOR SAM ; The liest small fruit uiid veseta-
ule farni In I'ottawaltamlo county , two
ilfH from Council IlluIN postolllce , nt a price
tliufntll H2ll It , on remarkably easy terms.
Tltlo verfect and property iu good condition.
Possession given ut any time , uotxl reason for
selling. It. T. llryant & Co. , fcUJ Jlroadwny ,
Council lllnirn , la.
ANTKD Agents to sll the life of Gen.
Harrison , by Gen. Low Wallace , author of
Hen Hur.
- of merchandise to ex-
WANTKD-Stockti propurty In Council Illuirs ,
Omaha , or western land or chattels of any kind.
Wo inuko exchanging n wpecialty. It. T. llryaut
& Co. , tiid HroadVi'ay.
T" io 1U5NT Immediately , for the bummer , a
good lumlslied house , 10 rooms ; closet and
bathroom ; city water. Apply on premises , 812
f.th ave.
" \IfANTKD Stocks ol mcrflmndUa. Have
V > Omaha and Council Muffs city property.
alfc.o western land to exohanzti for goods. Cullen
on or address .lohmon .V Christian , Iloom 35 ,
Chamber of Commerce. Omaha.
OH SAMI At a bargain. W acres near stock
yards , South Omaim , Nub. , Johnson &
Christian , Iloom 25 , Chamber of Commarca ,
Omaha.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
'BANKERS.
COOUroadway Council Illuffs , Iowa. Established
1S.17.
The Morris TypeWriter Is a practical , well
made nnd finely finished machine , und combines
the perfect letterlnc , exact alllKUmentii and
rapid \\rltlne of nhlKh priced writer. 'JUoKDI-
BON MIMKOaUAI'H. the beht apparatus made
forniunlfo'dliiK uuthoKraphlc and typewriter
work ; W.I KJO copies can betaken. TVPK WIUTKIt
supply for sale. Send tor circulars. The Kx-
celslor Co. , Council lllullH , In.
SNYDEB & SNYDEB
_
M. B. SNYDER , A. M. . M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MRS. M. B. SNYDER ,
SPECIALIST :
Diseasosof "Women and Children ,
307 llroadwaVt Council Hlulls.
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED
MILLINERY
1514 noUQIjArt ST. . OMAItA , NEII
D , H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
tSQ nd KB Mklfl 8U tCouncU Ulufftl.IowA.
I always keep In stock a lar o variety or
luako OaiTiaicswhlch I BO ! ) at a very low ruto.
I tun always ready to show goods.
1842. INCOIU'OR < VTI3I > 1878
TJ-SSELDL , dc CO. ,
MASSILLON , OHIO , MAXUFACTUlllMtS.
SIZES FROM Especially Aduftcd tot
25 TO 300 ELECTRIC
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER
POWER , Mills and Elevators ,
" "
AUTOMATIC ! CUT-OFF ENGINES.
Speclllcutlont nnd estimates furnished for complete tcam plants. HegtiliUimi , IMiruWllty Guar <
autvcd. Cun shov-letters from HM.TIJ w hero fuel Economy Is equal with Corllbs Non-Condensing ,
UK.VXMI HOUSE , COUNCIL , IIMJI-I'S , IOWA.
Send for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
WANTED t.O AL AND TRAYULINU AGUXTS ON
MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY.
NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 26O
S COMPANY
Wrought and Cast FOR
Uuihllngs , Automatic Highest Economy ,
ENGINES
Kepalrs. Ncw&Xdirand LI1UII1L.U Simplicity and Durability.
Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tenth Avenue , Council BluiTs.Ia. Telephone 100.
REDUCTION
From 15 to 25 Per Cent.
PH
NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE
PETER C. MILLER ,
Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
/ Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Estimates ,
HDIDl/IMPINP I " " Specification ! . . Supervision of I'ublic Work. Brown
Building , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
PIMI CV Dl 1DI/IT Attorney at Law , Second Flee Brown Building , 115
rllNLLT DUni\L" " Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
/ " * | Justice ol the Peace. Ofllce over American Express , No , 419
OU ti UL \ - Broadway , Council Binds , Iowa.
OTrvMP 0 CII\/I / ? Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and FVdera
O I UINL Qi OlIYIu" Courts. Odlcc Rooms 7 and 8 , Shugarl-Beno Block ,
Council Binds , Iowa.
/ - UA7ITM Dentist. Corner Main Street and First Avenue , Counci
C/- . MAZ-LIN" Bluffs , Iowa.
" I" I IM R/1 / ft Bnerlollst in diseases of IJye. Kar , Nose nnd
/"M I A ft/1 / DP )
Mil"M ( HAIVInrm . IN M. U Throat. ( llaHseu Accurately I'rexcrlix'ii. i.'ut-
, Mi VM iniTI U l-l IL.I I Ij III"Jt aarn treated by mall after llrst roimnitation.
Ollico cor. Main htieet and liroadway. Itealdeuce , 610 llluir nt. Hours U to IS , i'toO. 7W : toBiJU.
Council lllulfo , Iowa.
-IF YOU IIAV * : ANY-
SECOND-HAND STOVES OR FURNITURE
Call on IM. DROIILICH , 338 Rroudwuy , where you will receive
the lllKltfHt Ciuli Price.
TAXI
DERMY
SL
F. J. BREZEE ,
THE TAXIDERMIST ,
In accordance with numerous requests has de-
elded to teach Taxidermy in all Its branches.
MountliiK birds Kit ) : with mammals and oilier
intricacies. jio. Would also like to receive
orders lor birds to 1111 older book on trip HOiith.
tfp.OlOilaln St .Council lilillTii.
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Til WtAK iilii Wr t < r. ? h- | | . r :
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coon. ,
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COH. ftXJI AVIi AM ) 7 I'll hT.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
An excellent educational institution , furntih *
cd with all modern Improvement ! ) for boarding
and day school. 'Hie academic year conitlcU oC
two e 8ioiis , begliiuliiK on tlio llr t Monday la
September and February , rt-gpectf ully ,
Term * -Hoard and tuition per session , ITS.
1'or further particular ! ) address Blutcr Superior ,
St. Francis Academy , Council Illuff * , la.
ADViOI m . KOWTTOAOT.
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