Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 12, 1888, Part I, Page 6, Image 6
THE SUNDAY , BEE. AUiUST.I2. 1HS8.-SIXTEEN PAGES. TUT ! ) PAJ1YY BEE. OOUNOIL'BLUFFB. oKCiri : , NO , in I'IAUIJ STUKF.T -till. Oii-tii1 ! ' In Any I'ait of the Pity nl I'rtcnty Cunt * I'erVrok , ii , Til ION . MANAIII ; : : . Itrsliri tMH-nir. No.I ) . Mi IIT riiiinii , No. IS ) . MINOU MHNTIO.V. N. Y. 1'luinbln"1 company. fllioos Cheap. 1'cw dins. Adnms' . To-cluv's Ruino nt Mnna.va AthlMlc puvlt will 1 i between the homo club anil tbo C'rano Hroloinu " of Onuilin. 'J'bo tnmo will bu called at ! > : " ( ) oVloi'k. Excelsior lodffo ? s'o. ' . ' " . ! > . A. K. & A. M. , incuts in rcjftilur ( oiuint'iiiculioii Mon- dny ovonhiff.at , 7 : JO o'clock. A full nt- toiidniK'G rcqiioHtrd. VUlt'njj ' brcthrun cordially invited. } \ \ , ordoi- \ \ * . M. An iiifunt chl'il ' of Mi1 , and Mrs. A. M. Hupcri died yesterday morning at the fnmliri'bldiiico , comer of Si.vti'onth Hti'uol ami Avoniu1 ( ! . The funeral will take place to-morrow mornr.it ; "t H > o'clock. The police wore railed on last night to niTCHt Iho ui fa of an Omaha painter named Hill. They liad no authority to do M ) , and -iholefton the Hock Island train for Chicago. Hill claimed she was clojrin ; , ' with a younj-Ui'r ? naniud . , , i Ul Alcnimlor in tlict-ninloy of Wii-kham l * tiros. hail a thumb badly crushed jos- * 'i\u.'jbiy forenoon while unloading mate rial \\i the now Cerman parochial school. The la-it joint of the injured member had to bo amputated by Dr. 1 < ncoy. Dick Oumorman yo-tor/lay contrib uted $ H.1U for over-iiidulponco in the in- toxk'nliiitf cnp. William Jones \\t\s tiled away for future reference , whenever the btrcet conimi-nionoi1 complete ! ! arrange ments for working the vugs , under the recoil tly enacted ordinance of the city council. An information was yesterday filed with the county attorney against lYoo- land Robinson , of Oakland , lor break ing tin entering a barn at that place last September and stealing several ar ticles. He is MI id to be one of a pang of llfteen or sixteen who have been doing a great deal of inW'hiut in that local ity. Two of the gang , Vandorpool and Stanley , are now in jail In'ro charged with robbing Hobiiibon'ft father. Young KobiiiHon's ca'-o i" now sot for trial be fore a justice of Jk-lkiKip township , but will probabl.\ brought , to this city. The count.1 , commissioners roiimin carelessly indifferent to the complaints of our eili/ons in regard to the condi tion of the court ho.iu grounds. Fri day litftht's wiln washed another liberal slice of the recently tilled grounds down over the grounds , compelling eitixoas to either wade through tiivoo inches of mud or talce the middle of the street. The commissioner1 refused to fcod the grounds for the purpose of rendering them attractive , and now neglect to pay any attention to the comfort of the poo- pie. Tt is time for the city council to Htoii in and M'O to it that the county ofli- eiais abate. the nuisance immediately. K. II. Shoafo loans money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting room * . All business strictly conlidental. Ollice > 0i ) 13 roadway , cor ner Main street , up-stair . Travolerul Stop at the IJoclilolo. Pacific House is open to the traveling public , notwithstanding to the contrary. Personal I'aragrnphs. S. P. MacConnell left yesterday for Ai'kuiibiis , expecting to bo absent a week. The MibFCs Bonncll , of Lincoln , Nob. , are visiting their aunt , Mr.s. Judge Casady. Mr. and Mr.s. Frank Martin , of A venue E. , are the happy parents of a bright baby boy. John lohn | i.s smiling on account of a thirteen pound boy who has just arrived lit hib home. Kd. C. Turner , of Louisville , Ky. , is in the city a gue.st of his aunt. Mr * . Charles ] } . Wilson. James Graves , residing at Tenth avenue , is rojoioing o\or the advent ol a daughter to his home. - Lrtuis Iliedoorinan , of this city , is the "owl yolec.ted grand warden of t lie grand edge , I. O. O. lof Iowa. . . . Mrs. C. B. Howard , wife of tlio cheek clerk in the United States and Pacific express oOieo at the transfer , is visiting in the east. Architect S. K. Ma.xon leaves tomorrow row for Columbus , Nob. , where the con- tracUt arc to be let for a now $20,000 liotol of his denign. Misd Hell Iiiffoivoll.ofWymoro ; Neb. , is the guest of Mrs. K. P. Nichols and family at 'too Seventeenth street. She will remain about a month. I. N. Fliekingor , who , with his fam ily. is having an outing at Spirit Lake , in a private letter says : "Awful cold. Thermometer ! ' > S. Stoves in demand. " J. M. Lane , freight and passenger ngont of the Onicago , Milwaukee fc St. Paul , in absent on a ton day's business ' trip through Dakota , Wisconsin and Illinois. HMrs. D. Hoist , Miss Li//io Spotman , and Masters Carl and Henry Ilolst are visiting with Mrs. Hoist's mother at Sioux Falls , Dak. They will bo absent about three weeks. C. B. .Tudd has returned from an ex tended stay in California whore ho has pome landed interests. Ho reports the political outloou as very glowing for the republicans on the national ticket , al though the democrats arc making a strong otlort to carry local tickets. Ho says the attempt to raise a howl on tbo ( Jhinoso question lias fallen Hat. The republicans are so certain that the coast will bo carried by them that they have 110 special nnxiuty even for Blaine to como out there , as they think hols npt needed and can bettor put his lime in whore there is some doubt of the re sult. Thoj feel safe. ' Ilio lloputillcaii CauouscM. Last night the republicans mot in ward caucuses to select delegates to the county convention , to bo held in this city next Tuesday. The olTcet of the primaries was to select a delogatioi solid in favor of the nomination of C M. Harl for congress. First Wni'd George Carson , chair man ; M. B. Urown. secretary. Delegates gates R. C. Hubbard , M. F. Soars , J Cromo , M. B. Brown , II. CoJTeen , J Sims. Second Ward John Fox , chairman E. G. Sears , secretary. Delegates J J. Steadman , C. Boson , J. H. Pace - Morns Stewart , J. C. Mitchell , C. J Kiibtlnnd , P. II. Wind. Ed Mott. Third Ward John I.indt , chairman Delegates Henry Van Brunt , L. B Cousins , John Llndt , J. W. Morse , J M. Ounler , William and George Fail- man. Fourth Ward Leonard Everett wa olioi-on chairman , P. M. Pryor , socro tnry. The follow ing wore selected dele gates ; Dr. W. H. Hart , C. B. Watto , 1. M. Troynor , C. A. Rood , W. T Smith , John Gilbert , Dr. John Croon Frank Cook , W. A. tITES OF THE RIGHTEOUS. tonu > of Interest About the Council BlufTa Ohurchog. A NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. Ily AV.tlor A Joker I'or ( lie Police and COM Them -Urcttkera of tlie tu\v The Mill School. AmotiK tlin Olinveliei. One of Iho fcervleos of special interest vlll bo that at the Presb. * , tcrian church , hls evening , it being a memorial sor- , lee of the late Oonoral Sheridan , lie vas a member of the Union Veteran ogion , of this city , and that orgnni/n- ion will attend in a body. Kov. I Jr. 'hoiIH will preach Iho sermon , which is lullleient assurance that those \\lio at- end will have an intellectual treat. In . 'lew of tlii * service there will not bo the isual vnion tori'lco. The Baptist Sunday school is planning 'or ' a picnic next Thursday. The now pipe organ of St. Francis Xaviur's Catholic church is ono of the inest in the west , and its tones wi'l ' add 'roallv to the impressive services there u-ld. The orgnni/alion of the new Baptist hurch. called the Boivnn , has pro- jres'.cd so far that letters luncheon > sued for a council of recognition , to bo : ield next Tuesday in All .Saints' chapel , commencing at ill o'cloeic. Kev. Mr. . 'hiekstun is the pastor starting this hurch , and thoio are already over twenty members enrolled. The new . hurch starts out under \ cry favorable unpicos. Uev. Mr. Thlckttun was lor- nerly pastor of the First church hero , ind is one of the most earnest and able workers in the denomination. The pnr-oiingo of the Congregational church is being enlarged and unproved jy the building of a now kitchen. The 'improvement is paid for from the ro- ailts of an entertainment given some .ime ago. 'J'ho work is being done dur- ng the absence of the pastor and his 'amily , and on their return will be com- ) loto I'or their use. The Young Men's Christian as < < oein- .1011 is still without a permanent secrc- .ary. Mr. Stacy is attending to the du ties well , but his wlio'ii * time is really iccded on the gymnasium part , and ho s desirous to bo relieved from the olhor duties. Correspondence is in progress which \viii probably soon result in the selection of another secretary. The Sister * of Mercy return thanks or the following donations : Mesais. Me- Alee , Merlon , Peek'Weis , MeNnmnia , Murhy ] and Uothort for vegetable" ; L'ii > toii Coal company , load of coal ; Mr. Koss. making kitchen pi-e s ; Mr. Kam- icr , lumber ; Dr. T. F. Soyberl , medi- 'ino press ; Mrs. Murphy an'd Mrs. Kin- icy , ton chickens each : Mrs. ( Jline , 'niitand eggs. Additional to building fund : Dr. McCroa , WO ; Mr. MeCnbo of Neoln , $10 ; Mr. Cuppy , Avocn , Wo. Miss ] ji//.in M. Kern , of New Vurk , received the habit and veil of the Sis- ; crs of Mercy in St. Bernard chapel on .Thursday ovtining from tbo hand ? of father MeMenamy and \\ill bo known to the world in future as Sinter Mary Voroiniua. Methodist Episcopal Church. lov. J. D. Moore , of Hamburg' , la. , will preach at lflI : > 0 a. in. ; Sunday-school at , 12 m. ; claw meetings at 7 p. in. No preaching service in the evening1. St. Paul's Church. Divine service and sermon nt 10:80 : a. in. Subject of sermon , "Progress. " Sunday-school at 1U in. Iiov. M. F. Soroiibon in charge. Presbyterian. There will bo no services this morning. Sunday-school nt Im. . The memorial services for Cionoral Shoi-idan will bo hold in this church in the evening. All invited. The Korean ISnptiht church worships every Lord's day at All Saints chapel at 10:30 : a. in. Kev. T. F. Thickstun pas tor and preacher. Subject , for this morning , ' 'Fidelity to Uo. t Ideals. " Preaching by the pastor in the Fi'/at Uaptist church at lO.'IiO a. m. ; Sumln > - school at 1in. . ; young people's meeting at 7 p. m. No evening service. Young Men's Christian Association. Uooms on southwest corner of Main btreet and Hroadway open to-day from U to 0 p. in. Secretary O. C. .Tenner will lead the young men's meeting from 4 toj / o'clock. Special music has been provided. Stra.ngor.-i . always welcome. On Saturday next Mr. L. Kinnehnu will open his .store , No. : ! u'G Broadway. The stock will consist of boots , shoes and the goods usually found in this con nection. All will bo now , and a more complete stock cannot bo found in the city. Mr. Kinnohan is well known to the readers of Tin ; Bins , and it is sure that ho will merit and rccoivo a liberal J patronage. Remember the opening. Money loaned at L. 13. Crafts & Co.'s loan oflico , on furniture , pianos , horses , waaonp , poraonnl property of all kinds , aim nil other articles of 'value without removal. All business strictly confi dential. Buy mantels , grates and hearth fur nishings of the Now York plumbing Co. A Now Factory Seonreil. Mr. F. II. Koyos , secretary and general - oral manager of the IJcd Oak Cart and buggy company has boon in the city the past week making nrrangomonN for the removal of that enterprise to this point. All that was asked by thorn was thai a suitable building bo erected by them to lease as a factory. They require a building ( iO.00 ! foot and three stories high. Messrs. Wicklniin Uros. and Strnub will erect the building on their own account at a cost of about § : ! ( i,00 ( ) . The structure will require liOU,000 ! bricks to complete it. The OMiot loca tion in not yet decided upon , but Mr , Keys stated when ho left for homo Fri day owning that , ho would inform Ilio secretary of the board of trndo of his decision in the mutter the forepart of this week. lie has three sites under consideration. Ono is just west of tlio canning factory , another is ono block south of Broadway and two blocks cast of the watorwarks pumping station , and the third adjoins the Uiork's property in the southern part of the city. The move will ho made about the 1st of Jan uary , in order to bo hero to got out tlio spring orders. Until that time they will bo busy with orders for winter de livery , mainly cutters , otc. This enter prise , employing about a hundred hands is attracted to this point by the superior facilities for shipping presented by the numerous railroads centering hero. The company baa been in communica tion with the board of trade for some time regarding the proposed change , but wore unable to make any definite proposition until recently , as they were busy potting out an order of § ,000 carts. This business has grown to b-jor-nous proportions in a very short time , and those carts are shipped to all parts o it ! the country. It is these wide-awake > , paying industries that uro wanted .in this city ; and this is but one of povornt that are hcndo.d this way. Th"re Is room for thorn nil , and CounUit Bluffs offers thorn superior advantages. J. G.Tlplon has bargains in real cslnlo. K. ii. Sheafe & Co. , make long or short , time loans on real cs'ato , in sums to suit , at lowest rate of interest. Olllco Broadwnj and Main street , upstairs. The N'ow School House. Sub-contractor Weaver is rushing Iho work on the AYnshingtoii avenue school building. Tlio floor joist for the llrst btory is already in position on the cast Mo of the building , and the remainder will be by to-morrow noon. The found ation is practically completed , and is of suUlclent strength tosupportastrueturo of much greater \\elght than the now building. The huge stones at the liot- torn are 5.\S1 feet , and fifteen inches thick. The heaviest \vorkwm \ put in at the base of the chimney , which is to bo about ninety foci , high. The walla of the foundation are t\\o \ feet thick , and above the llrst lloor the walla will bo sixteen inches thick. It has required i7o,000 ! bricks to build the foundation , and they have nearly all been laid the past week , the * i.\teen ear loads of base fctono ha\ing been placed in position the preceding week. The basement , the walls of which are jiHt completed , will contain the. room * fo- the janitor's family , and Iho boiler room on the west side , and three large storerooms on Iho cat. . A good idea of the shape of tlio building and its interior arrangement can now bo obtained by visiting the grounds and inspecting the work al ready done. Tlio three upper stories will bo divided in the sanie manner as the basement , the heavy brick pi"tition : walls intending from tlio basci nt to the top of the building , and rendering it lire proof. All of the material enter ing into the construction of the building is of the bobt grade , and the workman ship ia strictly llrst clas * . At the pres ent rate of progress there wilt bo no dilliculty in having the building com pleted at the spucilicd time , January 1. Mr. Weaver o.s poets to have his imrt of the work done by October 1 , leaving three monthb for the roofing , plastering and interior finishing. Contractor Murphy tcoins determined thai the oily shall have a model building , and is sparing no pain.s to oH'cct that end. The plans of Architect Ward are being faithfully carried out , and that gentle man is highly pleased. of tlio I'oneo. The Wnlton-Mnhor-WillianH assault ca o was called acain yesterday before Judge Aylcbisorlli but the prosecuting witness was not on hand. A bench warrant was issued to bring him into court , but Murtihal Guanotla searched fruitlessly for an hour to llnd the erratic young man who > o head was o Minmo- full.i pounded a few wcclvi ago. County attorney waxed hot and made no at tempt to conceal hit. belief that the def - f 0110 had bought oft' the loading wit ness for the btato. The woman who was with Williams at tlio tiinu has nlf.o been spirited away. The cio ; was con tinued until Monday and the wandering will be looked up in the meantime and lined for cot. tempt. The ca&o of Mrs. Donohuo was also called. She was charged with disturb ing tlio peace , by a tenant named Mrs. Kilbiiin. The testimony showed that the landlady Had indulged in the very suggestive amuf-cment of "thumbing her nose" at tlio prosecuting witness , who regarded it ns a breach of the peaeo. The defendant was a little Kite in getting into court , whereupon his honor took occasion to reprimand her. She then created a little bree/o of ex citement by a well timed faint , and the spectators watched the proceedings with much interest while Marshal Guanolla carefully poured a couple of gallons of aqua pura down her back. The treat ment was very effective and the patient recovered. The testimony evolved was quite amusing and the court shared in the general hilarity as much a * it is possible for a very dignified judge to do. Ho finally discharged the defendant , who lost no time in trotting out of the judicial atmosphere. * J. G. Tiplon has u largo list of real estate contiguous to the now bridge , and is prepared at all times with a con veyance to show bargains to specu lators. For bargains in houses and lots see J. G. Tipton , 5 7 Broadway. Too .Much Water. The heavy rain of Friday night did considerable damage in different parts of the city. On Pierce street the great amount of water could not llnd a proper outlet , and undermined the wall of Cook & Lautorvvapsor's storehouse , causing - ing it to fall , and doing damage to Iho amount of WOO. An extensive washout was made at the cast end of the Union Pacific bridge , and as a result the suburban train serv ice yesteulay was not of the best. The damage was replaced during the day. The effects of the rain was al.-o no ticed at the excavation for the Mcrrinm block. Trenches for the foundation of Iho walls had just boon completed , but the water caused a general cn\ing in of the banks , and the work will now have to bo done over again. An immense quantity of dirt was washed down onto the paved streets from the bluITu , and crossings were in a dii-agreeablo condi tion. tion.Tho The POWOIS were also pai tially filled with a f-imilnr deposit , and Inspector Jacobs had a force of men at work Hush ing them. Aside from that mentioned no ma terial damage was reported in the cit\ . At Manawa the only change noticeable was a very decided ri o in the lake. No damage to the lake Hoot was done , and no accidentfc to boats or pleasure bookers - ors as the lake was deserted at the time of the storm. Onuilia fipeculntorsaro learning that. ] . G. Tip- ton lias gome line bargains in "Ferry , " ' "Brown's Sub , " "Benson's First'1 tind "Bryant & Clnrk's. " Too Much Telephone. Frank Trimble , the brilliant son of a still more brilliant father , is a good deal of a wreck , owing to his passionate love for the ardent. Yesterday he was on ono of his frequent drunks , or else the old one prolonged , and , stopping up 1 to a Lower Main street telephone , ho called for the police. The police came , and when they could find no just reason for Bending in the call they took poor Frank ] as the only ono in sight. The call was not BO foolish a ono after all , as Frank needed to bo taken in. "Wanted to Sober Up. A whisky wrecked traveling man yesterday afternoon got sober thought enough to appeal to Chief Lucas to take cnro of him , as lie wanted to sober up. Ho was accommodated , and a conunlt- inont was speedily made out , by which ho will bo kept away from the tompta- Units of this prohibition city for n week at least. < i . . . Work About tire Mr. A. Kgbert , formerly dhlslon superintendent o ( the Union Pacific , 1ms boon employed lot luv the linok of the electric ! motor comciuiy between this city and Oinnhal/Work will bo commenced next wei-Uiuid , the track will bo put down nt UK ? rale of n mlle n day. The company has nUo scoured the services of Mr. Lovcltsnporlntendent of the Midland KlootHo company , as electrician. Both of these gentlemen have established olllces with Mr. Moore , the supervising engineer in charge 01 the bridge. The motor line will bo completed from Iho bridge east by the end of the present month , n-i will also the Broadway paving. The work on the bridge is progressing rapidly , the only remaining pier being over half way to bed-rock. Jt is sllll the expectation of the company to have the structure com pleted by the first of October. Work on the power house is already underway , and it will bo completed in time to re ceive the machinery by tbo time the track is In condition to receive the toll ing stock. Pull line of hcol minio at C'ouucl BluHs Music Co. , ! l Bro.uhvay. S. 13. WniUwonth & C'o. loan money. No Money Up. The game of ball announced for Sun day , August 111 , nt Union park , Council Ululls , between the BlulT Cilys and Council BlulYs Hods has been declared olT , the former club failing to come to time with Iho money. The Keds are prepared to play them at any time for from WO to $1(10 ( a bide , and are very much disappointed in not having a chance at them to-day. If the Blull City's have any sand i.ow is the time foe them to show it or for ever hold their peace. For bargains in real estate POO I' . IT. Shoafo it Co. , Broadway and Main fetreot , upstairs. Patrons of the Pacific Hou o Irivo none but words of praise for the atten tion given them. on MA Ol % Council Illnlls 1/ots nl Auction. 1 will oiler for sale and Fell without reserve to the highest bidder one-half of all the lots in Cochran's addition to Council UlulTs. Ono lot of u\cry other pair through out the whole addition will be soul with the privilege to the purchaser of tin.1 re maining lot at the same price. The ground on which the addition is laid is known as the old fair ground forty , north of the ( Juion Pacific depot , and south of Broadway. The number of lots are 1(10 ( , or four to the acre. TKItJIS. Ton per cent of the purchase money cash in hand. The halance in nine equal annual payment1 * to be evidenced hi notes bearing interest Jjt 5 per cent per annum , secured by ino'ijtgago. The property purchasers will gj't warrantee deeds , title perfect. ' I will also sell on the sumo terms and at the saive sale 100 lots in Central sub division and Street's addi tion on grounds jiJinijiJt ; on tbo north. Some of these Iolsuro , situated on Broadway. The place of sale ! will he on the grounds on "Wednesday , the I''lh of September. 1SSS , and continue from day to da.1 , till all is sold. , The lots and blocks Will bo numbered on stakes and maps furnished bidders on day of sale. Other particulars on day of sale. A. CouilitAN . Artists prefer the Ilnllott & Dai is piano , at ( J. B. Music Co. , 221 Broadway. Stop at the Pacific ITouso. The most centrally located hotel in the city. K Ijoouinutlvo Whistle ? Prank B. Taylor , of Hridgoport , Conn. , the inventor of tlio "soeonhone , ' ' for transmitting messages or holding con versation with tlio engineers while under full speed on their locomotives , has ju.st patented n device which ho ca'ls ' a tootomotor. In reality it is a species of phonograph. Mr. Taylor was fed to believe that bomo mechanical de vice could be employed to settle the oft-disputed question in regard to whistling at grade crossinirs. There are a largo number of grade crossings upon which annually many 1 vs are lot. The lolatives of those kilted in variably claim that the locomotive whistle was not .sounded in time to warn the victims. The railroad companies , to protect themselves against damages , dispute the point so often taken. Mr. Taylor now conies to the front with a toll-tale whistling register , which takes the sound from the whistle every time it is blown and records it. In order to explain its workings the run of any engine on tlio Now York and Now Haven road may bo used for illus tration. Say engine No. 120 draws the 7 o'clock morning train from Now Haven to New York. The engine is backed up in front of the depot and at tached 1o the train. The engineer , George C'orhett , stops into thodibpatch- or'f > ollico to get the time or sot his watch exactly with the standard time. The dispatcher hands the engineer a "tootomoter , " which is already bet for Knginoer Corbott's run. It in numbered to correspond with the engine's number and is dated and ollloially lookedso that it is impossible for any ono to alter its register of the whistle soundings. The "tootomotor" is placed in a pocket bracket on Iho front of the cab , just be neath the whistle. Inside the "tooto motor" is a long roll of tinfoil , upon which are stamped cross-linos repre senting every grade crossing on the road. The roll is unwound from ono axle to another by menus of a small clock attachment , so that each line rep resenting a crossing will bo brought to the ' 'sounder opening" precisely nt the same moment thatthe locomotive speeds over the grade crossing. At the proper distance before reaching the engineer blows the standard signal , two long and two bhort blasts , , or T o ot , t o ol , too , top. Those sounds are registered by the "tootometor. ' * Should the engineer fail to bound his whistle the ' 'tootomotor" would show an empty blanlK And bo Iho run is made jUi Now York , the "tootomotor" rolling oil' its strip of tinfoil in time and ui.ison with the movement of the engine ; All trains are run on exact time on tliis road , so there is very little ehahoo'of ' the "toot omoter" disagreeing with the time grade crossings are reached. If extra whistling is done to drive cows olT the track or blown for olhor purposes than grade crossings , the sounds are all reg istered and an exact record taken of the whistle's blasts , and the exact lo cation of the engine on the rails at the time of the blast is denoted from ono end of the road to the other. At the completion of the trip the "tooto motor" is handed by the engineer to tlio proper olllclnl , who removes the roll of sounds and prepares and adjusts the "tootometor" for the return trip. The strip * of tinfoil are carefully in dexed and preserved for future refer ence , and the engineer credited or charged with omission of whistles. In the event of a person being killed on a grade crossing' the tootometor will truthfully indicate the whistle blasts and denote the distance at which they were blown before Iho crossing was. reached. The tinfoil strips can bo produced at an inquest or in a court of justice in ovi- doneo and dissipate the necessity of an iiuincnue amount of swearing ns to tlio fact of the wlnstlo having 'bounded or not. By running Iho strips through a phonograph the exact volume of sound n ml Iho key of the whistle can bo repro duced. This can bo done at any future mid convenient timo. Mr. Taylor , the inventor , hn * assurances thai his inven tion will go into very general u o , SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICIJ. SI'lTlAfj nilvpUNementfi.Mirli in Tiost , found , To Loan , I'or Siile.To llrutWunt , llomilluir , etc. , will 1m IriMcitiMl in till * column nt thu low into of TUN HINTS ! > ] ! I.INH for the llrst In- fort Ion nml I've Cents I'oi1 MHO for unm mibsi - iHU'iit Insertion. IIMVH nilvertlicmpnti ntaitr ollico , No. K I't-nrl Sticet , licnr llroiuhwiy , Council IIIiurH , IO\VA. WANTS. OI'SKS forii'iit byJolniPton \ . A'liu fatten , : ci Muln it. . - inncli. P. nu-oi ; 1M ) . r-vtllo , 'J lioist-s ; elulit mill's south of llns- celt. Iliown Co. Ncl > . A lini'Hln. ( AtUllrs-i , 0. A. lllllioivr , ut llu-t-t'lt , or ( Id , llco olllcp , Coun- _ _ _ _ _ _ \\7 ANTIJD A ( mod clrl for gimernl lionso- > work nt tlin K. C. hou c. IJlOlt SAI.i : A liHiciilii : ! l lots on Au-mier1 -L1 imil l.'lh st I'or liit'm million cnll at U.8 Iltoiutw.iy. "I71OK SAIiK TlmljHjt sin ill fruit uml vejiota. JL' bin liu MI lit I'littiiwnltniiilo comity , two mitt's linni Council IIUUTsiMHtollIci" , nt u jnlio that will ell It , on njnmrknlil ) eiiiy ttnns. Tltlo ixrfoi t nml jnojx'ity In i-ooil condition. I'dssesoluiiKlvciiutRny tltun. ( loiil te.isou tor It. 'I. llryiint \ Co. , bis llruiulwny , _ "I y'XNTr.lTronms nml Dion tooi k on [ .o o > Jtnmitwny. I'or fiutlior lur iiiiatloii In ijnl.io on woik. Oucn Ilioa. , contrattorn. WANTUD Stocks of moiclmmllso to ox- for city ] irou < itIn Council UliillK , Onr.ilm , or wostotn liml or cli.ittclsot imv kind W < > IIIIIKO cxcli.uiKliiK u Hiieualt } . K , T. iltyunt \ Co. , 0'S llioiily. : ! \ . \ \ TANTUnStocks ot iTioi'chainlUe. " I lave TT Ointxliii mid Council lllulTH city propeity. uKowilnrn land to otclmjiLM for > ; ooiU. ( ' .ill on or nildrtws .lohiison , v Ctirlstlnu , Itocm 'J > , Oiamliurof Commerce. Omaha. KYNETTS MIXTURE AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAH WHEN DIARRHEA , DYSENTERY , FLUX , CHOLr.RA INFANTUM AND CHOLERA MORBUS , iifMill oi > o ltlon. till tlio ( Piii"ti-ilps with newly mnili1 ( juivt'S IvavliiK thu oncu liomu with nnthlni ; but mi-mtu- i's of loved ones lost. Where | KYNETT'S MIXTURE Is ti'i-d It 1J nnlr.ally found to 1 > o EQUAL TO ANY EMERGENCY , The \nliioof a single bottle for nsi > In nm of the nUovo mimed rtlMMe K icallj incaliul'ihle. .Monevioiild not induce those who h.ivtthor otifthlv tiled It 1o lie \u1honi It. Tlio niniki-l is lull of lunicilles toi n similar pinno-t.1 , ninl all liKvein rlt In 101110 racs , lint wlifithum it Nu btnlilioin lai.t t'uu ' llic o ar" in many iilari's the MOST FATAL DISEASES of the countiy.itli this inedlclni ! they aie THE LEAST FATAL. 'Ihlb medicine tins now been mod In tills conntiy FOR FORTY YEARS , AMI TO-IhU | KYNETT'S MIXTURE lias no equal on earth. Hold wheie. HARLE , MASS & CO. , Wholesale Agents , Council lilnirn , Iowa. THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE $15. Is cauil to any High MacWne. Tlin Kitlson MlnipORrnpli , ( lie bc t npimrntus for iiiiinlfolillny. autlioKraphlc nml Dponrllvruri. . 3,000 coplei c.m bo tiiken. The Escelslor Co. , Council Bluffs , la. TAXI DERMY F. J. BREZEE , THE TAXIDERMIST , In accordance with numerous ivouests has de cided to teach Taxidermy In all Its branches. Mounting blids , ViO ; with niaiiiiinils and other lulrknt.lt > - > , ? Kli. Would also hUu to lecoive orders lor blids to Illl order book on trip boutli. No. ttlUMiilii St. , Council 01. FRANCIS ACADEMY. COIl. BTH iVVIl AM > 7TJI ST. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. Conducted by the Sisters of Charity , An excellent iMlurntloanl Institution , fiiuil-U- cil with nil modern Jmjiroveiuents for bountlnc nml diiy wliool. Tlio ncnilvmlc year ronslsts of two sessions , beginning na tlio Ih-nt .Moiulnj in Sejitutulicrnnil rebrunry , respectfully. TeiiiH-Iloiinl unit tuition per c . | on , J7"i. I'or fmtlieiimitlrnlarr ) uililre s Sister fc-nneilor , St. rinncUcudoniy , Council llluils , la. FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY DUUGI/.VS ST. . OM.VIliV , NKI1 OFFICER & PUSEY. BANKERS. DOOIIroadway Council IllulTs , Iowa. KiUblhlioJ Js'iT D , N. McDANELD & CO , , Hides. Tallow , Pelts , Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. t 0and82 Main Btreet.Couucll Illiiff.-Uowv. SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER , A. M. . M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER , SI'KOJALIST : Disciibcuof WOIIIDII mid Children , Ju7 llioii.wuy. Counvll Lliulls. YouMUST SO C3-O TO Baird's for Fruits. Assorted Baskets Put Up to Order. q For GROCERfES" & FRESH FRUITS Go To N. I. TIBBETTS , mid Suvo Monoy. Xo Hl.'i Itronilwny. For you rJLightCarriages BUGGIES , OARTS and OTHER VEHICLES , See Henry Van Brunt Lnrfrcst Stock and Lowest Pricoa. c i T Y M EXT MARK Err No. ISO Br'ondwny. Telephone No. 2O1. PROMPT DELIVERY , For CHEAP RATES TO ALL POINTS sl Go to slC . . . T No. SO Main Stroot. C SWANSON MUSIC CO. , 329 Full Line ol MUSICAL MEHCH AN DISK. 50 * llt 1'niwn olid ( ) i/iii | ( on Moittlttii I'lit/incnlt. ALLEN'S RESTAURANT A s > tx . it r K / > / / : ( vr No. 4OO BPOADWAY. OL'll MX'liAUltniXMiY LOW I'ltUKSfa tllOl- luthf CiiHrniJ tlif Iltuli Tmiixiatuicnf I iiinii'illiim. nosrox iwor , suoi : .svo/jjj. / : . / ; .I/M.I/.S , v co , dE j\ < > Jli Iliiittlieaii , ( diiiirfllhifft / , mm , Mirrp'oor to SCOFIEUD & GAVIN , No. 2OO Brondwny. ( BliTToiirGROCERTES of I DUHX.IN . BBOTHEE.S . , 533 B'way All Fruits In Their Season. Tol. 29O. I'a ' naM 11 * ii "i * * i mi > ! * i IK M I * " " " * * > < < -4 If Yon Want .S > r/'e I'cpo it or ( 'limit Loan , t' < itl on International Jiiiildtmi , I.ottiKttiil Investment 1'nion * " ' Jl. r. JiJDD ( .SO..V , H'Hi Itrotulmti/ . VVHITE r > .2 SEWING MACHINE. W. H. KNEPHER , THE GROCER , 744 B'dway WlilSe at KKK 11 A1 WA Talic Viio M. F. ROHRE& For the Beach. A I-'JXE DOTJiLU DKVNKD hTKAMKli. DIRECTOR KSXABLJSJUUD 181U. INCOIIPORATKO 1 7 CO. , MA.SSILLOX , 01HO , MAXUFA(1TUUiilS. : Especlnlly Adaj'ted foi SIZES FROM ELECTRIC 25 TO 300 HORSE LIGHTING. POWER , JMills and Elevators , . rmw. v ni JivjL * J " ' ' * -MU * TVJW AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF - : - ENGINES. Specifications ami estimate furnished for complete ste.im plants. lieRUhitlon , Durability ( ! nar- autct-d. Can show letters fiom users wlioio fuel llconoiny Is opml with Coill-s Non-Couilen-iiit' . itu.vxii siorhi ; , c r % < 'is. iti.rrrs , IOV/A. Send for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. / Hydraulic ami Sanitarv Knginccr. I'lniib , IMimalcs , HDIDl/IMDIMC I " Specifications SupcrvWnn of Public Work. Hrown Uuilditit ; , Council I5lulVs , Iowa. PI Ml PV Attorncv at Law , Second Floor Brown Building , 115 rllNLLY Pearl St. , Council HlulV , , Iowa. lusticc ot the Pracc. Oillcc over American ENpicf. . * , NoU9 N i " Ill oadway , Council IJlnll'b , Iowa. i ? Qln/I / Attoineys at Law , Practice in the State and F ; d era 06 OliYlO" " Courts. Ollice Rooms 7 and 8 , Shujjail-Ileno Ulock , Council UluOh , Iowa UA7ITM Dentist. Corner Main Bticet aml Fi CP , I1AZ.LIN' " nitiffh , Iowa. From 15 to 25 Per Cent. ii * . II > NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE PETER C. MILLER , / Nos. II & 13 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs. DR. C. B. J U D D , MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. GOG Broadway , Council Dluffd , Iowa. WANTED Good Salesmen on largo commission or snlary. i\"i'S : OX C'O.II.'dl.SSIO.V. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 * - - . - . * J JL + J . . M.JtMfclA >