6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TOESDAY. JANUARY 15 ,
DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFF1CI3. NO It ! ST1U5KT.
J'cllvcred hy earrlrr In Any P rt of he City n
'I w cuty Cents I'erWeek.
II. W. TIM ON . . . MANAOKH ,
IH'MNF. q OF ( tiX No. 13.
NioiiT liniToii. Xo.ai.
MINOR ai
N. V. Plumbing company.
Coal and wood. E.K.Maynef > 10 B'way.
Tickets nnd reserved seats for tin ;
Drummer Boy on sale at Camp & Ellis's
drug store.
Clear the sidewalks of Iho barrels ,
boxes and rubbish allowed to accumu
late along business thoroughfares.
The now stoves will bo put Into the
motor cars as soon as possible , which
will probably bo within two or three
days.
Owing to the sleet that accumulated
on the electric wires last night the
Electric Motor company had two trains
running all night , so as to keep thu
wires clear.
There will bo a meeting of the ladles
committee engaged in preparing for the
Dodge Light Guards bazaar at 'I o'clock
this afternoon at the armory. All mem
bers are requested to bo present. Mrs.
J. C. Bixby , chairman.
The contract for furnishing Iho iron
work for the now KUoiimu block wafc
awarded to the Ogden iron works of
this city. Competitors from Chicago ,
Indianapolis , St. Louis ; Cincinnati und
Omaha were among the bidders.
A marriage license was issued yester
day to W. L. Ryan and Mrs. Ella Baker ,
both of Sioux City. The knot was tied
by Squire Ilendricks , it being bis lirst
act of the kind since his re-election to
the oillco of justice of the peace.
The supervisors did not transact any
business yesterday , as they are awaiting
u report of the board of health on the
small-pox question. As soon as that re
port is submitted the county board will
laue boine action in the matter and then
ndjourn for Iho January term.
The Dodge Light Guards public drill
ut their armory last e\ening was wit
nessed by a largo number of spectators.
The boys are doing llnoly , nnd the
"awkward squad" is breaking in rapidly.
A detachment was selected for the ex
hibition drill lo be given at Dohany's
to-morrow oven ing.
Preaching services will bo hold in
the Bethany Baptist church every even
ing this week except Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. They will begin
in each case with a half-hour service of
song. Gospel h.\mns will bo provided
for all , but those who hlivo copies of the
edition with notes would do well to
bring them. Time , 70 : ! p. m. sharp.
Baldwin , Hard in tt Co. have just ne
gotiated a real estate deal , by which Ira
Plainer and wife convoy to Charles T.
Uraslim , of Minneapolis , a tract of sixty
acres , lying between this city and Man
awa. The consideration was $12,000
cash. Mr. Bniblan is quite extensively
interested in real estate in the vicinity
of Mana\\a. , and closed another $12,000
deal there but a few weeks since.
A'l ' members ) ! the G. A R. may ob
tain reserved seat tickets for the enter
tainment to be given at the opera house
to-morrow evening by Major Ilendcr-
Bhot , under the auspices of the ladies
of the Presbyterian church , at the rate
of y5 cents each , by applying to Colonel
John Foxat the oillco of 'Squire Schur/ .
If not scoured of him the full price will
bo charged. This oiler applies to mem-
bora of the G. A. U. and Union Veteran
legion.
Mrs. M. II. Tinloy , yesterday tele
I * graphed her family in this city of the
. death of her sister , Mrs. Dan Farrell , of
Galesburg , 111. , which occurred there
Sunday. Mrs. Farrell was well known
to many in this city , from frequently
having visiied her' sister here , anil
made many acquaintances and warm
friends. Mrs. Tinley has been at her
bedside some three weeks during her
recent sickness , which was a relapse
from a former severe illness , when , also ,
Mrs. Tinloy was with her.
Ex-County Attorney J. J. Shea states
that TIIK Bui : docs him an injustice , ns
he gave no orders for any blanks for
iivo months previous to the expiration
of his term of oillco. Ho declares that
the printing of the writ of attachment
blanks , previously referred to in these
columns , must have boon the result of a
mistake on somebody's part , as ho did
not order them and does not know any
thing about them. This may take all
blame from Mr. Shea's shoulders , but it
docs not malic it any more agreeable
for the taxpayers to pay for property
that can bo of no service to them what-
over. The question that remains to bo
answered is why worn these blanks ever
printed'/
The statement in TIIK BKK a few
clays since that tbu grocery stock , re
cently owned by Diirlin Bros. , had
boon attached by creditors , was incor
rect. The attachments were issued
against certain property received by
purlin Bros , in payment for that stock' ,
including real estate. The attach
ments were in favor of the following
parties : J. H. Snyder , S157.78 ; Consol
idated Coll'eo , two bills , $28.80 and
$10.89 ; Dean , Armstrong & Co. , $ S7.fiO ;
Groncweg & SchoGiitgon , $727.00. The
property levied on is lot o , block 1 ,
Williams'subdivision , und lot ! i , block
20 , Cochran'a addition. The grocery
stock is in the hands of E. E. Henry ,
and is not subject to any shcrill's claims
nnd his business Is not disturbed there
by , or in any way all'ectcd.
Dr. Cleaver , 20 North Main. Tel. 147.
See W. C. Stacy's ad.
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J. G. Tipton , real estate , 527 B'dwny.
Notice the beautiful finish given col
lars , culfs and shirls by Cascade Laun
dry company ,
Kook Spring coal , Glcason , 20 Pearl
Etroct.
Order in Olmnibcrs.
County Clerk Chambers evidently bo-
HOVOB that order is heaven's ilrst law ,
nnd is applying that idea to the work
ings of his ofllce. The result cannot
but bo satisfactory to the public. All
books and papers arc being properly
classified , and by the end of thu week
I there will bo "a place for everything
nnd everything in its place. " Written
notices are posted , requesting all par
ties referring to the books to return
thorn to their proper places , Parties
having business at the oillco readily BOO
the advantage of the now system and
cheerfully comply with the now order
of things.
Hoard CoiiiiulttcoN.
The following committees have been
appointed by the board of trade to so
licit membership for the year ending
December 81 , 1889 :
Main Street William Moore , E. W.
Hart nud George F , Wright.
Upper Broadway William Sloden-
topf , L. A. Casper and C. A. Boobo.
Lower Broadway George Motcalf ,
Sol H. Foster nnd F 3. Day.
Pickled tripe and pigs' foot at Tib- "
' , 815 Brouawny ,
THE NEWS OF THE BLUFFS ,
Byrci Denied a Now Trial ntid Ordered
dored Caged For a Year.
THE PROSPECTS AT MANAWA
Sundry Changes Promised An
until Tenant Promotion of Tele-
Krnph Maunder Jlrnwn The
Dial riot Court.
flunking at M litnlnK.
Last evening was the time appointee
for the city council to visit the institii'
lion for the deaf and dumb , to inspect
the building , and especially the work' '
ings ot the now electric light plant
Aldermen Lacey , Metcalf and Knephoi
accepted the invitation , and took in the
sights at the D. and D. , accompanied b }
representatives of several of the citj
papers. Superintendent Hotbort enter
tained the party very hospitably , anil
regaled his guc'sts with u line supper ,
The trip was very satisfactory and interesting -
toresting , and the aldermen learned
several things regarding electric light
ing that will bo of some material bone-
lit in assisting them to secure a plant tc
light the city. In consequence of this
trip the meeting of the council at the
city building was postponed until some
later date.
All persons having accounts with
Ilnrknoss Uros. nro requested to call
and settle the same. Mrs. Watts is au
thorized to receive money and can bo
found at Tun BKK ollice for the present.
.J. E. IlAUKNUSs.
Sleigh bells , sleds and skates at cost
to close out. ODILL BRYANT.
All water rents must be paid at the
oillco of this company by January 21 or
water will bo turned oil without further
notice.
notice.C.
C. B. CITY WATERWORKS Co. ,
1 lo Pearl street.
Oillco hours 8 a. m. toll p. in. ; Satur
days , 8 a.m , to ! ) p. in.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
Mrs. E. E. Harknoss offers for sale at
her residence , No. OOSBlulT street , some
of lior household goods and furniture.
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Improvement at Mniiuwn.
It seems that the Manawa improve
ment scheme is not quite dead , neither
is it slumbering. The committee is
quietly at work , and a report will bo
submitted in a few davs. Mr. Ilathti-
way , the bridge and dam builder for the
Union Paeilic , has looked over the
ground , and will make a full report re
garding what is needed and the best
method of making the necessary im
provements. Mr. McConnell , chairman
of the committee , is devoting considera
ble time to the mutter , and expects to
soon be ready to take some definite
stop- * toward affecting the proposed
changes.
It is conceded by all interested parties
that something must bo done , and the
majority of them are willing to help ,
but have been waiting for some one to
take the initiative. The changes to be
made will be extensive and will convert
the lake into a very popularsummer re
sort. The Omniums are extensively in
terested in the matter , and will give
material assistance. Tiic Omaha Boat
club has expressed a willingness to do
their part , if they can be assured that
the improvements will prove lasting.
The Union Paeilic is also looking into
the matter with a view of becoming
quite extensively interested.
Just what their intentions are it is im
possible to ascertain , but a meeting is
to bo hold in a few days that will have
some effect in the matter. It is stated
that this company is desirous of secur
ing a line to the lake for the coining
season , and if they cannot purchase or
lease the Manawa motor line , they will
build a branch from the east end of
their bridge to the lake. As the latter
move would give a direct line from
Omaha to the lake , it would undoubt
edly cut off all Omaha patronage from
the electric niotoi" and Manawa motor
lines , and conlinc the latter to local
trallio.
It is evident to all that there is an
abundance of moiA to bo made lit the
lake if it is properly 'iniproved and con
ducted , and it is not probable that the
opportunity will bo allowed to pass un
improved. There is a desire on the
part of certain Interested parties who
own real estate at the lake to have all
unite in a slock company , improve the
lake , conduct all business through a
board of directors and general man
ager , and in that manner develop and
improve the lake for the benefit of the
company. There are so many schemes
afloat that it is impossible as yet to tell
what will bo done , but it is certain that
the lake will not bo allowed to 1111 up.
L. E. Uoo , dentist , No. 27 Main St. ,
over Jncqumnin & Co.'s jewelry store.
The London "Tailor's" is the place to
got your clothes made. 037 Broadway.
Strayed A small , chunky , light sorrel
rel mare , white star in forehead , and
ono white nind foot , A liberal reward
for her return to J. C. Do Haven.
All grades soft coal , C. B. Fuel Co.
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The ISliio'ContN * Komid-tip.
The usual mixed assemblage turned
up in police court yesterday morning.
Bon Wool full , Sam Grill and Lens Nelson -
son wore each lined $7.00 for getting too
full for utteranceornnothordrink. Sam
paid a similar line Saturday morning ,
at which time ho had $05,18 , but when
rirrostod the second time his roll was re
duced to 65 cents. Ho had managed to
"blow it In" in
very easily twenty-four
hours with the assistance of his fellow
prohibitionists.
James Jones was Bout to the county
| aU forllvo days. Ho was battling vig-
arously with a bottle of alcohol when ar
rested , but the alcohol hud him "down"
in a double sense , und was lilting his
boots with mud and "snaked. " lie was
i sorry looking spectacle as hoansworod
roll cull. The alcohol was declared
contraband and confiscated , while Jones
was declared drunk and relegated to
Jin county cylinder.
Ettio Holding and Lillie Mills , two
vrtistlcally striped chromes from the
row , " wore arraigned as vugs and
Inod 810.00 oaoh. The luckless crea-
.uros wore in arrears with their "fines , "
md wore remorselessly jugged by the
illlcors , The city ordinances declare
-hat every prostitute is a vagrant , and
in conviction shall be lined in any sum
lot exceeding $100 , and shall bo put to
vork on public improvements as pro
dded by the council. According to the
sustain followed by the city olllcials , the
irostituto is required to pay a license
generally spoken of , however , ns a
'line , " out of regard for the sensitive
oolings of the ollicials ) , amounting to
> 0 per month , and is allowed to follow
icr depraved calling unmolested. The
nomgnt that she allows her "lino" to
become delinquent she becomes a va
grant and is promptly pounced upon
and locked up. Such is the manner in
which the city ordinances are misin
terpreted und then enforced.
W. S. Cooper has cash on hand to loan
on approved city property , No. 130
Main street.
Money loaned on fuiniturc , pianos ,
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of value at low rates of interest. No
publicity ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. Clark it Co. , ollice cor. Broadway
and Main , over American express.
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
Bargains in real estate in all parts of
the city , W. S. Cooper , 130 Main street.
A Merited Promotion.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. M. B.
Brown , manager of the Western Union
telegraph Company's ollice in this city ,
received notification of his promotion
to the superintendence of the Salt Luke
office. This announcement is naturally
gratifviug to Mr. Brown , as the new
position is more lucrative and responsi
ble. It will alto bo gratifying to his
many friends here , who wish him well
in all things. It is regretted , however ,
that the now honors necessitate a
change of residence. The business cir
cles will regret to lo e him. but doubt-
los a Avorthy successor will take his
place here , The name of this successor
is announced as Mr. Kushlnml , chief
operator of the Omaha ollice. Mr.
Brown has bcon bore for fourteen years.
The business of the oillco has increased
greatly during that time. Ho has con
ducted it very satisfactorily to tlie com
pany and its patrons , lie leaves for his
now position Wednesday , but his fam
ily will remain bore temporarily.
All grades hard coal , C. B. Fuel Co.
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Illinois and Iowabestsoftco.il , Glea-
bon , - ( > Pearl street.
For exchange at once , nice farm near
Bluffs for cily property. C. B. Invest
ment Co. , 10 Pearl st.
Petitioning the OfllolnlH.
At the monthly conference of - ministers
ters of this city , held in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms yesterday morning , it was voted
to urge all the churches to join in pre
senting petition to the mayor and
council asking an enforcement" the
laws against saloons and against
gambling houses and houses of prosti
tution. Dr. Phclps was appointed to
draft a petition and each church was
invited to appoint a committee lo act as
part of a joint committee for present
ing it to the council. It was intended
that the churches bo given a largo de
gree of liberty in the matter of ratify
ing the petition , it being left to them
whether they should do so by a rising
vote of their congregations being taken ,
or uy securing the signatures of those
favoring the petition.
Dr. C. C. IIav.cn , dentist , Opera house
block.
Money loaned at L. B. ( . 'rafts it Co.'s
loan otlice , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly conli-
dential.
KvproislotiH of Sympathy.
Whereas , It was been lit by the crea
tor of all things in his wisdom to call
home the wile of our beloved comrade
ex-Adjutant E. J. Abbott , and
Whereas , We are deeply sensible of
the sove/n aflliction that results from
severing the tics of a dutiful and loving
wife , and of the breach of the family
circle , leaving a loving husband and
fond children to mourn the loss. And ,
Whereas , We recognize in the de
ceased a kind friend and a faithful sup
porter of every worthy comrade and
soldier. Therefore bo it
Resolved , That by the death of the
much respected and loved lady , wo
have lost a kind friend and sympathiser
and the community generally a benevo
lent member and one whoso life was
fraught with acts of charity.
Resolved , By the members of Abe
Lincoln Post , No. 2 ! ) , G. A. R. , that our
heartfelt sympathies bo extended to E.
J. Abbott and his family in their great
allliction. And bo it further
Resolved , That a copy of these reso
lutions bo sent to Comrade Abbott and
to his family , and that they bo spread
on the records of the post.
Attested by the commander and ad
jutant that also a copy thereof bo pub
lished in the daily papers of Council
Bluffs. JOHN' LiNivr ,
L. B. Cousixs ,
WILUAM Roriit.
Committee.
For Rent A suite of rooms over De
Haven's drug store , suitable for oflioo ,
dressmaking or millinery rooms.
'Jho Fool and MlH Money.
Saturday night Aunio Burke , a cyprian -
rian who rooms on Lower Broadway ,
relieved ono of her "callers" of $140 in
cold cash while the latter was sleeping
off the effects of numerous deep pota
tions , and skipped out with the boodle.
The victim reported the matter to the
police , and Officer Olcson was detailed
to work up the case. It seems that the
stranger , whose name is unknown , Had
$100 in his pockctbook , but Annie left
him $20 to bootho his ruf-
llcd feelings , and to allow him
to purchase himself another drink.
Ofllcor Oleson wont to Omaha yester
day and found the thief , but the money
was gone. She had invested the greater
part of it in clothing , and the ollicur
conllscatcd all ho could 11 ml. There
wore two drcsies costing $ 'iO and $38 ro-
spoclivoly , a $ ! ) hat and an $18 sot of
furs. These were brought back to this
city. No arrests were made , as the
victim is unwilling to appear in
court against the woman. About
a year ago several members of
the half world wore implicated in
the robbery of Thomas. Hughes , and the
Burke woman was ono of them.
Olllcer Olesoti is entitled to much
credit for running down the culprit so
quickly and securing the greater part
ot the property. The victim of the rob
bery is entitled to no consideration
whatever , and has only his lucky star
to thank for the $20 that still remains
to him. If his lesson is thoroughly
learned , $140 is not an exorbitant price
for him to pay for it.
Ilnrd TliuoH With the i Demi-Monde.
Minnie Williams , another Madison
"dressmaker " whose-'illncs"
street , are
in arrears , was towed into police head
quarters last ovoiiiug by Captain Dyer.
On arriving at the station she found the
money , and was allowed to depart. The
captain of police is authority for the
statement that the number of prosti
tutes in the city is much less than a
month ago. At that time , on the occa
sion of his monthly roundup , ho found
forty-throe of the brazen creatures
within a stone's throw of the Methodist
church.
In houses whore there wore throe ,
lour or live "girls , " there are now but
.wo , and in some cases the "landlady. "
I Ihes alone. The number 'is reduced
from forty to about , half thai number.
i The gallant captain now carries a llsl
of twenty-three dettuHiiPiits. and ns fa 1
a' ' they are found , t noy are arrested ,
The majority manifgo' to raise the cash
but .all plead "ImrlMtiinca" and bus !
ness dull. As this docs nut help tin
cit.v treasury , the unfortunate creatures
are dragged into court as vags unless
tlioy can llml a "friomV to "put up'
for them.
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Personal Pn r a urn | ih n.
Frank Hunter , United States commi ?
sioneraml clerk of the United States
district court , leaves to-morrow foi
Keokuk to attend a session of the fedora
court.
Mr. Leonard Everett left the cit.\
Sunday evening for Boston , whore hi
will join his mother and brothers. Hi
expects to be absent about a month.
Agents wanted for Prohibition Beoi
and NcrveTonic. A strictly temperance
beverage. The best substitute for beet
known. My "Happiness" has no equal ,
Send orders to L. M. Finkelsteln
Omaha , Neb. , or Council Bluffs , la.
Mr. W. 1. Shepherd , a prominent
merchant of Villisea , is in the city , and
was an interested spectator of last
evening's drill of the Guards. Ho
complimented the boys very highly.
and is of the opinion that company A
is the banner company of the Fifth
regiment.
Mr. ,1. C. Glcnvon , brother of D. E.
Olcason , loft yesterday for bin scmi-an-
nual trip on the road In the interest of
the Ivilpiilriek-Koch dry goods house ,
of Omaha , after spending a month with
relatives in this cit.v. IIo travels
through Wyoming , Utah and Idaho and
will return to the Blulls to lay in his
supply of Fourth of .July lirccraokors.
In District Court.
Judge Carson held a short session of
court yesterday , lie rendered a deci
sion in the Byrd case , overruling the
motion for a now trial , and sentenced
the prisoner to ono year in the peniten
tiary for grand larceny. This was the
last case occupying the attention of
Colonel Dailey , and County Attorney
Orfjmi has full swing in all cases. The
petition to appoint a receiver for the
defunct Herald company was heard.
and it was ordered that the books of
the company bo introduced in court.
The case will go over until next term.
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Hot at Ilcltitt Dunned.
George Wicks was talcon before
'Squire llcndricks yesterday , charged
with assaulting Mrs. Phoebe A. Gilmore
with a knife with intent to kill. Wicks
is a tenant of Mr. Gilmore , and is in
arrears for his rout. Ho.objocte'd to a
dun from Mrs. Gilmore , and became
demonstrative. Several witnesses were
examined and the case wa * . continued
until the 17th inst. at the request of the
defendant in order that ho might , liuve
time to secure the attendance of an im
portant witness.
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Tlie fjn-4t Day.
All our customers' ' who arc entitled to
chances in our 17th annual free gifts ,
will please call for them to-day , as the
presents will bo given away'to-inght
between 8 and ! ) o'clock.
x Buo.s.
The Driving Park.
The directors of Union Driving park
hold a meeting yesterday forenoon , and
elected the following olliccrs : J. II.
Peregoy , president ; P. Lacy , vice-pres
ident ; Thomas Bowman , secretary ; D.
Macrae , treasurer. George F. Wright ,
Charles Gregory and J. W. Peregoy
were elected as an executive commit
tee , and P. L.acy , John T. Stewart and
W. F. Sapp , a committee on grounds.
MAKI : xo MISTAKE If you have made
up your mine to buy Hood's Sar&aparilla
do not bo induced to take any other.
Hood's Sarsnparilla is a pcculinr medi
cine , possessing , by virture of its pecu
liar combination , proportion and com
bination , curative powers superior to
any other article of the kind before the
people. From all affections arising
from impure blood or low state of the
svstom it is unequaled. Be sure to get
Hood's.
"A Public Ollice Is a Public Trust. "
New York Times : A. great deal has
been written at oao time or another
during the past four years , and particu
larly during the last fortnight , upon
the assumption that President Cleve
land was the originator and solo owner
of the maxim , "Public ollice is a public
trust. " The president's enemies have
been unusually active and studious ,
even to a class of persons to whom de
traction of Mr. Cleveland is meat and
drink , in their effort to show that ho is
not in fact the originator of the phrase ,
and that it was used by Lord Loughbor-
ongh a hundred years ago , by that ad
mirer of the president , Mr. Justice
Field , in 1804 ; in the democratic plat
form of 1870 ; by Judge Cooley in 1877 ;
by Dorman B. Eaton in 188:2 , and in
Lalor's cyclopedia in 1882. None of the
students of this interesting subject has
taken the trouble to II ml out when , if
over. Mr. Cleveland made use of the
maxim , or if ho over did use it , what
letter , message , state paper or speech
the words occurred as having bcon used
by him. The phrase has been a good
DUO upon campaign banners and in
campaign speeches , and will probably
not be challenged as unbound , oven
ifter the association of it with Mr.
Cleveland's name is explained.
The fact is that Mr. Cleveland never
iiscd the words in writing , print or
speech. It was not until after his nom
ination in 18& ! that the phrase began
lo bo repeated as ono emanating from
iiiin. .lust after the Chicago eonvon-
, ion had completed its work , and before
> ithor the national democratic coiiunil-
, eo or the Now York state democratic
: ommitteo had begun campaign opera-
.ions , soiiio of thu dpmocrats at Albany
mdortook the compilation of a cam
paign document that was intended to
iiilighten the public about the personal
md oflicial career of Graver Clove-
nnd. The book was to bo printed at
, ho Argus ollice , arid the forms wore
nado up there , the proofs wore rend by
, omo of the governor's friomlsyhon
ho last form was nearly rrady , it was
on nil that a title pagu was needed. Mr.
[ ohnson , of the Argus establishment ,
mplied to Colonel U. S. Liunont to sup-
uy the needed copy. The private soe-
otary made a draft of a title , but when
t was rend it was found to bo somewhat
'odundant ' , crowding the jingo that was
inrtly occupied by a portrait of the can-
lidato. A few changes wore made by
i'hich bomo words wore got rid of. Then
t apj > eared that the page still needed
. text line ; something that would ar-
est attention at once , at the
amo time that it would bo
haractorlzod of the subject of the
iook. Colonel Lumont , without rccall-
ng Lord Lough borough of Justice
iold or Judge Cooley , made a quick
ulculatioa of the numbers needed and
he best words to bo chosen to meet the
mergoncy , and wrote down "Public of-
co a public trust. " Ho looked at the
ino for a while and then , handing the
iage over , expressed the opinion that
10 thought it would "go. " The page
ras set up und the phrase in the title
, fas not faeon by Governor Cleveland un-
11 the work was completed und ready
or distribution ,
Colonel Lamoativ.a correct in his
opinion that the pln-nec "would go.n
Without slopping to inquire , mid prob
ably Ixn-nu'-o the jlirao as applied to
Mr. Cleveland's olllcial oaroor was < o
universally nccojUcd ns lilting , it was
assumed that somewhere , at some time
Mr. Cleveland hnd mini the expression
and that its nntlior-Oiip ought to bo at
tributed to him. It wax used more fre
quently on banner's anil transparencies
and Hags in the camj > aign of ISHt than
all the oilier party mottoes together.
The president has never laid claim to
it ns his personal property. The truth
ful historian will have to concede that
ho gave greater Mlgnilieaneo to the
long-neglected maxim than did Lord
Loughborough or Jus-tieo Field and
Cooloy.
r A. * S ( > ot-'t
of good health is found in the regular
movement of the bowels and perfect ac
tion of the liver. These organs were
intended by nature to remove from the
system nil impurities , If you arc con-
stljiatcd. you offer a "standing invita
tion" to a whole family of diseases and
irregularities which will surely bo "ac
cepted" and you will have guests un
welcome and determined. All these
unhappy conditions may be tuertcd by
the timely use of Dr. Pieroe's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. Powerful for the
ollectual regulation of the bowels and
Ihor , establishing a healthy action of
the entire wonderful organibin with
which we are created.
THE COUNCIL BLUFFS
BTMENT COMPANY
MONEY
On hand for city loans : lowest ratob
of interest. '
Fine farms close to MlutTs to exchange
for city property.
Western land to exchange for cily
property.
Hig bargains in Broadway lots.
Fine business property to e.xchango
for well improved farms.
Good stocU of groceries for sale , not
for trade.
llon&c- , and lots on monthly payments.
Small payments down. J'riccs ranging
from $77o to 84,000.
Cheap lots inKvans' . Wright's , Coch-
ran's and most all additions to city.
Fine aero property for sale from $100
to $ .500 less llian present worth.
Xo. 10 1'onrl St. , Council IMufTs.
NEW BARGAINS
Y LOTS ,
FJJST AVIJNUE LOTS ,
I'-HItHY ADD1TIOV LOTS ,
PIDUKY ADDITION LOTS ,
EVANS' ' BRIDGE ADD , LOTS ,
IlKVANT * Clj.YUK'H
ADDITION I-iOTS ,
STIUSET'S ADDITION LOTS.
Albo'-'Oucios of the best property In town for
W. C. STACY ,
UOOM , OP15ISA HOUSE IIliOCK.
Council lllnlfs ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTS.
InOU'KKNT iTirin&lM-il Jiout loom to I or -
gentlemen. No. t'JJr Mh ne. .
" \lf.ANTKl > Tobuj-niood second Imncl rniiKO ,
tf orlOlioleM/.e ; limn lie cheap. Address
3.M llro-uluay. Council lllullh.
\\fANTKI ) To exchange city propoity for
TT unPinriinilorcil land. JohtHton it Van
I'nttcn. Ill Mam st. Council Hlull.-s la.
EOH KKNT U-room brick Uoii e. cor. Mh st ,
.md Kitn avo. Inquire at btoro of T. L
Smith , 718 With nvo.
FOUND A shawl was found on the slrcet
Monday evening , vhk'h the wner can j
at this oltlreuy proving property mid paj'l
for this notice.
WANTED Assistant enniueci' ; one qunlllled
to talce rharKu of engine , and who under
stands steam llttlnir and plumbliiK. Write to or
call on Henry W. Hothort. superintendent deaf
and dumb Institution , Council lllulls.
WANTED fltrl for Konernl housework. Mrs.
J. Mueller , No. 7 ± i Willow avo.
FOK SAI.C My house and lot. corner Second
avonuoand Ninth street ; also house and lot
( W7 Sixth a\onue ; terms easy. I. \IIIl.iit. .
jaiiO-bun-tuos&tnurMw
TT1OU HUNT Two-story business house , No.
X1 au llroadnny opposite ( itfden house. Pos
session Riven March 1. Imjuiro ot Alex Wood ,
SKH-'iankMrcet.
FUR JKMT IVIcely furnished rooms for man
and wife or t o Kentlemon , with use of bath ,
heated by furnace , -it S. 7th s > t. , Amont block ,
CITY MEAT MARKET !
1 TO THE FRONT !
pi'iiTiiiiii NOIKE i wii.r.
BEEF , VEAL & PORK
-Of MV OWN
Caltle Fed o i Iowa Corn !
,
And will meet any honest competition on prlres
lor 1 lrHt-l'lans Meats.
J. M. SCANLAN ,
ISO Hrondwny. - - Telephone UO1.
THY OUH MUSH.
A. F. CLATTERBUCK ,
Rim INTiTIi1 RROIflf
llML HiOlAIiJ DllUiirj
-119 1SROAUWAY ,
COUNTIIj BljUIWS , I i IOWA.
PRIVATEDEJECTIVE.
Private watchmen furnished at any and all
: lnu > H ,
Hpecial attention clvon to collection of clut-
el mortgages and notes.
-Money to loan on good chattel Fccurlty.
Hcfcrence Any bank , attorney , or business
nun In tno city.
0. E. HUM. , . 0. A. HUIU.INOHOI' ' '
BELL & BERLINGHOF ,
toliilects , Designers anil Superintendents
of Construction.
\Ir. \ Itoflln luif wis ho > pn joars with
Mcnilclssoliii , Fislirr.t l.oury , unil lias
ilrsltpioil many of ( lift ilnost blocks
! u Onmliii nuil Council Itliill's ,
Plans and Specifications Prepared and
Estimates made on Application ,
Studio , Itoom X Opera Jlonxu
I'lios. OrriCKii. \V. II. M I'usuv ,
OFFICER & PliSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and llroaduay ,
COUNCIL JiljUKFS , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign Mul domestic exrliaiirro ,
'ollectlona made itnd Interest paid on time de-
> 0bltb ,
" ! . McDAHELO" & 00
Ilb'hest. market prices , Prompt id urns. 20
and te.'ilaln St. . Council JJIulIs , Jowa.
WHY SHOULD YOU BUY A
HARDMAN PIANO ?
I It is the tnoit durable Pimm nmlu. ;
'J It improves under u c.
! ) . It IIIIH more volume of tone than nnv other Instrument.
4. It lUuiih la tune longer than tun oilier 1'laiio.
0. It Is the only Piano with tlionow patent linrp stop ,
0. It is the only Piano with tlie new inotnl Uoj support.
J. H li unequalled In net Ion.
S > . It lend * nil oilier union IT the boU people.
' . ' . It In the linmlHomest Piano matte.
10. Ami most important of nil it It sold n
! trooo or Ti irsct
MUELLER MUSIC CO.
,
\o. 10:1 : MAI.STKIIT : , COUNCIL , 'rr.s , IA.
This space is reserved for C. J. COL
BY'S Real Estate advertisement , which
will appear in our next issue. Look out
for bargains.
LADIES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
Hill ! 1NVIIUI ) TO II.t AT (
MRS. C. L. GILLETT'S
HAIR EMPORIUM
Anil ' re her line line of Hair ( iooiR I'lMlST HAIR
OKNAJIKNTS in ( lie city. Wir ( , Hwinls , etc. ,
for Itent or Sale.
( JI.lTtl A\E > COYIi : AM > MITICS
GKICKS1- : PAINTS , HAIK DUHSSIM : . HTG.
HO. ! 2 ! > MAl.V ST. , : COUXCIL , ItMTT.S.
MAir. KEl BIVI. I'HOMIT ATTll.MlO.V.
An old established Boot and Shoe business
in Council Bluffs. Iowa ,
The Phillips stock of Boots and Shoes at
413 Broadway , is for sale and the store will
be rented. Best stand and trade in city.
Nearly thirty years in one location. Present
stock from $12,000 to $15,000. For further
particulars apply to GK D. Phillips , at the
store , or to N. C. Phillips , one of the execu
tors of the J. M. Phillips estate.
N. P. DOD&E , Executor.
Especially Adaptoil foe
SIZES FROM
ELECTRIC
25 TO 300
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER.
POWER. Mills and Elevators ,
pecllloations and estimates furnlbhed for complete Rtcnin plnnti. ItPKiilatlon , Durability ( Junr-
mteed. Can show IvtU-n fiom users wueio fuel Knmomy ts ciju.il with Corliss Non-Coinleiialnt' .
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Ciihiloguo. No. 610 I'eurl Street , C'ouiiuil U lull's.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
LECTRIC BELTS AND ELEGTRIS TRUSSES.
No. 6OO Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen enlarge commission or salary.
. . A.\B > 'I'KAiM.MAKWS itCOM7.1 . ISIO.V
O. n. GILBERT ,
JVlnnufnctuixM' of
TAXIDERMY GOODS.
114 Broadway , Council Dluffs , Iowa.
Orders for all kinds of Dakota mid Montana RIIIIIO filled HiifTalo
nnd other liund.s on hand. Satisfaction jfuurnntcou1 to UIOHO m > wlmg
In work to bo Uoiio HulTulo horns In nuvolllcs.
OFFICE MEAT MARKET
H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO. , PROPS.
MiinufaclurcrR find Wholesale Duulors in
Ss/u-aa e of .A.11 ! S Iim. < d.s ,
Orders 1'romptl.y Filled nnd Delivered.
. 635 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
DIDI/IMDIMC Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. I'lnns. Estimates ,
, DHllMlNDlllL. " " Specifications. Supervision of 1'ublic Work , llrown
liuiklinti ! Council lilufft , Iowa.
OrMJIID"7 Justice ol the Peace. Ofllce over American Express , No , 419
, Ol/nUHZ. lit oadway , Council Blulli , Iowa.
1 ? , QIMO Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State ami Fed era
Ot Ol IVlo" " Courts. Onice-Kooms 7 and 8 , Shuga.-.n.vo look
Council Bluflfc , Iowa.