c THE OMAHA DAILY BEEi.SATURPAY : JULY 13. 1889.
THE DAILY BEE ,
CQUNOILTBLUFFS.
OFF1O13. NO 12 PBARIj STREET.
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II , W. T1I/1ON . . . MANAGED
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JUipmr.su Orncr. No. 43.
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MINOK
N.Y. P. GO.
Glcaton conl ,
Dexter , employment.
0. U. Muslo Co. , C39 B'wuy. '
rtcltcr , tailor , 310 Uronilwny.
Evans' laundry , 734 Uroadwny.
D.V. . Oils , city nml fnrm lonns ,
Five-root bamboo cascU OOc. Chapmnn'g.
Council meets Monday nlsht , nt which
llmo bids lor paving , curbing and sidewalk
Will bo opened ,
Thoan who RIWO Bubscriptlons townhl tbo
Chautauqua assembly on the evening of July
4 will And their pledges nt Onicer & Pusoy's '
bank and can redeem thorn tlicro.
Street Supervisor Avcry lias boon busily
engaged of Into In filling up the mud holes on
the streets which wcro graded last year.
Eighth street was In a torrlblo condition , out
bus now been put In fairly K ° ° d slmpo.
Uriels Is bcluR placed on llio ground for
the Twelfth Blrcut sower. Tnls Improvement
has lonjj been needed ) and will bo Invpoly
beneficial to the sewerage system. This
ewer will be one of the largest In the cliy.
Avenue A property holders uro becoming
itnpnllcnt nt the delay In having that street
repaired. The hugo holes In that street
should bo illled , us It Is almost Impossible
to roach some of the residences with a
team.
Miles Anderson , n section hand , employed
by the Milwaukee , was so overcome by the
liontthut he had to bo removed to his homo ,
and died at SJ o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Anderson 1ms been In this country but u
couple of weeks.
The Kansas City mad has rained its bridge
over Indian creak to grade , and the Mil
wnukco Is following suit. The other roads
hove not yet made r. move In this direction ,
but It Is stated all will comply with the
order of the city council. *
The Merchants' Protective association Is
bearing good fruit. The members say they
can collect debts with much more neatness
artd dispatch slnco dead-beats have before
their oycs the fear of their names being on
tercd on the association books.
The Infant child of Uconjo H. Bennett In
ill from an attack ot erysipelas. A spccay
recovery is hoped for. Mr. Bennett's father
and mother , who have been visiting bim for
aorno time , have decided not to return to
their homo tu Michigan qultoyot , but will
prolong their stay a few days.
The recent heavy rains have played sad
havoowith the grading on Avenue C , near
Ninth street , A great hole has been made
in the center ot .the street , and unless the
authorities have It icpiiired or danger sig
nals placed there an accidmit will follow ,
us that street has become the principal route
to the driving park.
The new bu' tnl grouilds for the old soldiers
is being grade and put into shape. A meet
ing of all intci cstod parties will bo held this
evening at Grand Army hall , at which time
arrangements will bu made to dedicate the
now grounds , und consider the proposition
of removing thu remains of old soldiers to
the new burial ground1) ) .
James Jacob.y run nguinst a snag In Omaha
Thursday , and ns a result was compelled to
pav a line of f4 and costs for hauling goods
without nn expressman's license. Jacoby's
plea that ho hod u license from this city to
Haul goods in Iowa was not deemed sufllcient
Jncoby visited Omaha to haul goods to this
city , for which ho was arrested.
City Clerk Huntlngton Is engaged nt pres
ent in receiving the cash and Issuing dog
tags. The numocr of dog tags issued to data
Is not large , but unless the owners of canines
cotno to the front in short order , this part of
the population of the city will bo heavily de
creased. City Marshal Guauolla , acting
under instructions from the city authorities ,
will soon commence a vigorous wur ugaiust
the many worthless curs which roam about
the streets.
rr The soml-weckly shoot , held at the range
of the Council Bluffs Ulllo club yesterday
i' afternoon , for the championship badge of
the club , was a hotly contested affair. J. G.
Tipton won the bndgo for the third consecu
tive time ngninst cloven competitors , scoring
Boventy-six out of u possible hundred points.
Tbis makes tlio badge , which was the ono
won by the Council Bluffs club In tno match
with the Omaha club , the personal property
of Mr. Tlptun. These somi-wcokly shoots
* develop a pruat deal of friendly rivalry , as
! h well as some very line marksmen.
List your property with A. A. Clark & Co.
Council Bluff * Furniture company for
good goods at low prices. 407 Broadway.
Important to ijad cs nnd Gentlemen.
I liavc established nn extensive dyeing nnd
cleaning works in this citv nnd desire to cull
attention of ladles and puntlonitin of Oinaha
and Council Blurt's to the fuct that I have
t unilshcj my works with the latest improved
machinery known to the traflo , that I have
had over sixteen years' experience , and
thnt I use only the very best dyes and chem
icals. I clean and dyu everything but fur
goods. I call special attention to my now
cleaning process by which the garment U not
ripped and which restores the original lustro
to the goods. Ladies' and gentlemen's sum
mer garments , such as flannels or silk , iniulc
to look as good us now. Dresses , clothing ,
silks , shawls , Inccs and plumes dyed in su
perior inamior. Motor furo allowed on all
goods brought to works , or wagon will call
ot residence. G. A. Schocdsack , Twin City
Dye Works , Twbnty-sixth nnd Broadway.
Main ofllco IIS South Sixteenth , Omaha.
For rent House , 7 rooms , in good location ,
125. A. A. Clark k Co.
Forsonnl i'
Mrs. Chtunptcr , of Ugonlcr. Ind. , is visit
ing her daughter , Mrs. Nathan Phillips.
J. B. Lone ; of the linn of Woolsoy &
Long , Is in Cincinnati. His partner , Mr.
Woolsoy , is quite sick.
Mrs. H. B. Huntington left last evening
for Davenport to spend a month visiting
with relatives nnd friends.
B. E. Mason has returned from Sidney ; In.
whcro ho la engaged in building a line now
court house for Fremont county.
"VV. L. Thickstun is employed ns local for
the Omaha Republican. Ho will still con
tinue 'hla duties as organist at the Presby
tttfinn church.
Mrs. T. W. Olrnstead and son loft for Salt
Lake City Thursday. Mr. Olmstead wli :
follow in a few days with a car of goods ,
They will nmko Salt Lake City their future
borne.
Mr. J. H. Smith nnd family have removed
to this city from Coin , lu. Mr. . Smith has
gone lute the drug bushiest on lower Muln
street , and will hereafter bo accounted
ninong Council Bluffs' prosperous business
inen ,
Rov. Theodore Btccgo and wife have ar
rived In this city from Dundee , 111. , and have
taken up their residence on Seventh avenue.
Mr. Stcrgo Is a Lutheran minister , and lias
been culled hero to take the pastorate in this
city. Ho is a brilliant young man , and TUB
JlKK confidently commends hlui to the good
people of the city.
Now Ogden. only first-class modern hotel
lu the city. Itatos reasonable. .
J. H. Smith , drugs , medicines , paints , oils ,
. - / glass. < WJ Main , near John Morion's. '
Kelley & Vounkorman sell groceries.
Chase and Snnbom coffees a spoclaly ,
Have your old furniture upholstered , good
M now. U. Morgan , 73d Broadway ,
Wo have a customer for lovoral lots In
western part of the city near the motor lino.
A. A. Clark & Co.
Splendid bargains utMnrcus' clothing
itoro before removal to now building.
Have our wagon cull ( Or your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
City stonm liuindry , 81 Main , tel , 141 ,
Steam and hot water heating , first-class
plumbing. Work In both cities. JOHN GII/-
UEIIT , 61B Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
J. G. Tipton , roul estate , 527 B'dway.
IMPROVEMENTS AT MANAWA ,
Burglars Successfully Crook a 811-
vor Olty Storo.
A HORSE THIEF IN THE TOILS.
Tlio Dny In Sttporlor Court
l > ut < * Vi > the Cnsli That Now
Fountain Gonornl And
Personal.
Increasing Popnlnrlty.
Ono week from next Monday the residents
in the vicinity of Lake. Manawa will bold an
election to pass upon the question of the in
corporation of the now town of Mnnawn. It
Is predicted by these who hnvo thoroughly
canvassed the question thnt Incorporation
will carry by an almost unanimous voto. The
most conservative prophets concede that It
will carry three to ono. The Incorporation.
of the now town will bo a grand thing for the
lake , as It will then have Its own ofllcors ,
and the best Interests of the lake will then
become paramount.
Properly elected oftlcor * can do far more to
prevent nil lawlessness , and the assembling
of disreputable diameters , than the attempts
of private Individuals , oven though the llnnn-
clnl Interests of the latter nro at stake. A
vast Improvement In this rcspnct , however ,
Is already noticeable nt the lake. Except on
some special occasion , when an unusually
largo crowd gather * nt this pleasant summer
resort , It Is n very rare thing to see anything
to annoy even the most sensitive people ,
and even on such occasions these
events arc not of as frequent occurrence
as on the streets of the city when some spe
cial attraction calls out a crowd. The fact
Is , a great change has been made at the liuco
this season la the manner of conducting af
fairs , and U can not help but bo noticed by
even the most casual observer. The tough
clement Is no longer catered to , and a do-
elded as well as successful attempt is being
constantly made to "freeze out" this class.
Good conduct Is insisted on , and nothing
boisterous or disgusting will bo tolerated.
A number of highly respectable gentlemen
huvo scoured control ot affairs , and the lake
Is bound to become moro popular with the
best people of Council limits and Omaha
than It over bus boforo.
Not Dcail , But Still Alive.
I will convince you of the fact by the PI Iocs
I will make you on my own make of car
riages , buggies , surreys and phtctons. I
also keep in stock eastern manufactured
work which I will soli at astonishingly low
figures. I have a largo stock , ivhlch I want
to reduce within the next thirty days. If
persons desirous of buying will call I will
convince them of the foot that what I say I
mean. CtUl und convince yourselves. H.
F. Hattcnhauor , Nos. 27 to 31 , Fourth street ,
Council Bluffs.
' A Silver City Rurirlar- .
The Incoming Wabash train , which ar
rived nt noon yesterday , brought to this city
Shorifl Delashmutt , of Mills county , and W.
G. Moore , a merchant of Silver City. Moore
Is the proprietor of a genor.il store ; which
occupies two buildings. itisloc.Ucd in the
louth side of tluj town and just west of the
depot. In oao part is a drug and jawotry
house , and in the other a stock ot general
groceries. Yesterday morning , between the
hours of 13 and 2 o'clock burglars pried open
the front door with chlsols. and onca inside
commenced operations on the s.afo. A hole
was drilled above the lock , n fuse inserted
and the doors blown off their hinges. The
burglars secured about 5100 worth of jewelry ,
consisting1 of watches , pins , etc. , and aboiH
$20 in money. They rnus.ickcd the promises ,
leaving about ? lGuO worth of notes
scattered nbout the floor. The tools
weic tnlicu from the blacksmith shop of E.
L. Cady. The burglary was not discovered
until duylmht , but the hour of the robbery
is lixcd by the postmaster , who heard the
loud report , and thought it was a door blow-
In jr shut , onicers of the surrounding towns
have been notitlcd of the affair.
Among the articles secured wore the fol
lowing : Gold watch , size 10 , Elgin move
ment ; ona silver watch * , four ounce case ,
"Wnlthnm movement ; ono silver watch , three
ounce case , Springfield movement ; one tray
nssorj-cd cuff buttons , ono tray of assorted
ladies' breast pins , ono tray of finger rings ,
four pair bracelets , six gold vest chains , ono
silver vest chain , two gold nock chains , eight
misses' nccK chains , one French open face
watch , besides a largo quantity of ear rings ,
trinkets , etc.
It Is thought that the burglars uro in either
this city or Omaha , nnd the poltco in both
places have been put in possession of all the
facts , and will kcoo a sharp lookout.
Moore had between SiOO and faOO In the
store , but took it homo with bim when ho
locked up in the evening. But for this fact
the thieves would have made a very good
haul. Mr. Moore loft for home at ! ) o'clock
this afternoon.
Dr. C. C. Hazon , dentist , Opera housa
block.
\ good house nnd lot in desirable location
for sale$1,000 ; $500 cash , balance ten years
time. A. A. Clark & Co.
A. Horsctlilcf Captured.
On the evening of the Fourth a man nnd
woman drovo'up to Terwilligor's stables ,
corner of Pearl street and Fifth avenue , and
stopped to make some Inquiries. The man
then loft the buggy and crossed tbo street ,
saying bo would return in a few minutes.
The other occupant of the buggy , a very fine
appearing young lady , jumped out as soon as
ho was out of sight and informed Mr. Tor
wllligerthut she was afraid of the man ,
and wanted to got back to Omaha.
She had no money , but would walk If ho
would tell her the way to the bridge. She
said that sbo had supposed her companion to
bo a nice man , although she bad been ac
quainted with him but a short tlino , and bad
accepted his invitation to ride. Mr. Torwil-
llgor gave her money to pay her faro , and
directed her to the motor.
Soon after her departure the man returned ,
and expressed his satisfaction that aha had
cone. Ho decided to leuvo the team thuro
for the night , and gave bis name as Wilcox.
Ho said ho was from Omaha , and the team
belonged to a Mr. Brown , a llvory stable
keeper. Terwllllgor telephoned Brown , who
said It was all right , and gave directions as
to the care of the animal.
Wilcox settled tbo bill the following morn
ing und drove away. Brown wut here Sat
urday and Sunday looking for the team , as
Wilcox had not returned , but no trace waste
to bo found. No moro was hoard until yes
terday , when Wilcox was arrested in Mills
county , on a charge of horse stealing. He
will bo taken back to Omaha to stand trial ,
and stand his chances of being tout to the
penitentiary.
Money loanod.nt L. B , Craft's & Co.'s '
loan office on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
S. B , Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
A Fountain For Buy USB Park.
The water pipes to connect thoHlxth street
main with tbo center of Baylies' park was
put in yesterday , It is a two-Inch plpo , and
Is aeslgned for the solo use of the fountain
that is soon to bo erected In ( hat beautiful
spot. Connection with the sewer at the corner -
nor of Sixth street and Willow avenue will
bo made at once , to conduct away the waste
water. Tbo park commissioners have been
working hard to secure subscriptions toward
putting lu the fountain , but property owners
surrounding the park have not responded as
liberally as might have boon expected. Tea
commissioners made a very liberal offer.
They stated that , as It would cost about as
much to build the basin as It would to purchase -
chase the fountain , they would furnish the
money to do either ono , If the citizens would
subscribe enough for thu other , It IB esti
mated that about f 1,500 wil1 bo required for
each , U is uot yut dpltnlt < : ly HQttlud whether
or- not tha fountain wl | ( bp nroutod this year ,
as the question hinges wholly upon the ro-
§ poii o made by oltUeni lu ibo way of sub-
Borlotions. U Is hoped that the response
will bo liberal , us there will bo no further
outlay connected with the fountain after
once pluwd In I position , M the. ,
the wutor works company guarantees the
clly nil the water necessary for public foun
tains free of extracost. . There Is nothing
that would add moro to the appearance of
the park or the pleasure and onoyn\cnt { of
the visitors' and citizens generally than n
handsome fountain , such ns It la prpposcd to
erect thero. It Is a matter In which all are
interested , nnd a definite move should betaken
taken at onco. *
No Explosions
\Vhon persons keep cool and use- our
' 'Sun Dial" gas stoves. Four holes ,
roaster nnd bakcovon. Costs 7 cents
per hour when running full blast , Now
York Plumbing1 Co.
Picked lip My the Police.
There hns oeon a marked de-crease In
boozers in police court the past few days. No
reason hns boon assigned for it , and the
cause of the present condition of things re
mains a mystery. U Is hinted that the en
tire population li becoming Imbued with pro
hibition Ideas , bnt the charge is almost too
sudden to bo accounted for on that score.
Another theory Is that the cause Is too hot
wonthor , and this is probably moro nearly
correct.Vhetherthorcsultisto bo attrib
uted to the boozers themselves , who are too
much overcome with the heat to move around
nnd call attention to their drunkenness , or
to the police , who have no special doslro to
drag n limp and helpless drunk over a dis
tance of two or three blocks to a patrol box ,
with the mercury boiling nnd sizzling at 103 °
In the shade , must remain a matter of con
jecture. Certain it is that not a drunk ap
peared for trial yesterday morning , and that
charge had not been entered on the police
register during the preceding twenty-four
hours.
Owen Doan was booked for disturbing the
pcaco , and had liis'case continued for further
investigation ,
Pete llooncy was hauled In for vagrancy ,
but was anxious to got out of town , nnd the
court ordered tbo'Jailor to give him a tie
pass.
pass.Al. . Black baa been guiltv of assault nnd
battery , in administering n severe pounding
to the woman with whom ho lived , nnd was
assessed therefor $10.10.
After the adjournment of court William
Bruno was lowed In und slated ns u sus
picious character. The charge of resisting
an oflU'cr xvas also entered opposite his
name. It seems that ho endeavoring to
dispose of a pair of shoes on South Main
street , nnd took to his heels when the o Ulcer
approached. Ho was laid away under cover
to devise some plausible story with which to
fill the ear of the court when turned out this
morning for the dally grind.
Notice the beautiful tinish given col
lars , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
In Superior Court.
Judge Aylcsworth had a busy day in the
Buperior court yesterday. In the morning
the case of Bishop vs Kline was tried. The
defendant , Mrs. Kline , is the owner of aleck
/lock of gccso of an unusually nomadic dispo
sition , and they take an almost Insane dc-
llciit In visiting cabbage and potato patches
belonging to tbo plaintiff. As there is not
the best of feeling between the parties , a suit
was the result , and the defendant was taxed
$5 and costs to pay for the court's exhausted
patience m acting as arbitrator.
A decision was rendered in the case of tbo
Citizens' State Bank of St. Louis vs J. T.
Stewart , In which a motion to sot aside a de
cree was made and argued some time iCgo.
The decree was set aside.
The case of Harrower ot alvsJorman ,
which had been on trial for two days , was
concluded and taken under advisement by
tbo court.
C. B. Trunk Factory moved to Chapman's
old stand. Largest trunk factory m west.
-
Lindsay Released.
Jimmy Lindsay , the Omaha pugilist , who
created such a disturbance on ono of the mo-
torn returning from Manawa , on the evening
of tbo Fourth , by assaulting- several of the
passengers , and Insulting ladles , was re
leased from the county Jail , yesterday , where
ho wus boarding out a $50 fine. Ho has
served five days. His friends from Omaha
put up the amount necessary to secure his re
lease. His evening's fun proved rather ex
pensive , as tbo court xvas determined to set
an example for other parties who are inclined
to got rather fresh occasionally.
DIsHolutlon Notice.
The firm of Dexter & Armstrong is this
day dissolved , Mr. Armstrong retiring abso
lutely fem tbo lirm. The business will bo
conducted until further notice by Mr. Dexter
at Room 1 , No. 23 Pearl street. No business
transacted by Armstrong will have any con
nection with Mr. Dexter whatever.
July 12 , 1889. GKOIIOH H. DEXTEU.
AVANDERBILT VILLA.
1 ho Palatial Ilesldcnon tlmt id Now
Being t rcctcd at Rough Point.
Bough Point , Mr. Prod Vandorbilt's
million-dollar palace , as it is eloquently
denominated by the stago-d rivers and
other local cicerones , of course carries
olt the pahiisays a Newport letter to the
Chicago Tribune. It stands on one of
the most advantageous corners of the
cliff , whore the great ledge of rooks
juts straight out into the Atlantic , and
the view is superb across the blue
stretch of ocean to the Bronton Reef
Lightship Narragtvnsett Pier Point
Judith , East River , Sachnost Beach ,
Easton's Point , West Island and Little
Com p ton , and there are nine acres in
the grounds , which comprise the
Tucker and Dunnoll place , thrown into
ono. Fifteen hundred foot it fronts
upon the cliffs , where the walk is open
to the public. Landscape gardeners
have boon at work over since the spring
was far enough advanced to allow them
to make any progress against wind and
cold , and the grounds uro already be
ginning to hold their own with any in
Newport.
As for the house , which is long and
low , after the prevailing fashion , built
of granite and brown stone , It is well ,
Vundorbiltyl What bettor adjective
could ono apply ? There is n largo hnll
in the center of the main building ,
opening straight up to the roof , and
surrounded in the second story by a gallery -
lory like that in "Tho Breakers , " Cor-
nolius Vandorbilt's establishment. A
stained glass window in the roof lights
this hall with a flood of rich , warm
color , and illuminates the beautiful
stiircaso of dark carved oak , nnd an
enormous flroplacoof granite facing the
door adds to the quaint old English
air of the whole. There is on
the first floor a handsome reception
room in oak , with a wainscoting four
foot deep , and hangings of old leather ,
a colling of manolout ) stucco work , and
another firo-plnco where Cindrolla.
might expect to see the grandest kind
of fairy godmother come down. Only
there never could bo any Cindrolla in a
Vanderbilt house. The dining room is
also in oak , the walls being almost en
tirely covered with the carved wood ,
which roaches well up to the coiling ,
finished by a frieze of gilded leather ,
the colling itself bo Ing formed of
heavy timbers of oak. An exquisitely
carved sideboard of old oak , largo and
Bumptuous. is built into the room
on ono side. All the rooms on the
second tloor are open and spacious ,
artistically though not obtrusively 11 n-
ishod. and everything in the whole es
tablishment is in careful taste , rich und
expensive , as boflts the residence of a
millionaire , but not in the least garish
and Bhowy , Mr. and Mrs. Vanuorbllt
have boon staying atHartmann's anx-
louslv waiting for their charming homo
to bo suUlclontly completed to allow
them to take possession of it. That
they will entertain extensively this sum
mer is probable , though their hospitality
in of the most unostentatious kind am !
confined principally to dinners und
, luncheons ,
P TE Diffly PROUD.
"Why n Port Sinl&tjt'jrtngmnn Wns In n
s "i Very Cqort Ihunor.
There was only-/po man waiting oxo-
cutlon nt Fort SniW when I visited the
teat , says n writer ui the Now York
pun. nnd ho was tif\\ \ \ $ ono of the ordi
nary run of whitoirflcn.in Indian terri
tory. The hhngnWr ] father wanted to
show him off , aim GO ho paid n visit to
, lie guard houso. oVCTpon entering it the
oxocuttonor snldn1 ! '
"Polo , hero iffHTlocont will to man
como to see you.Do your purtiost now
; o entertain him. You'vo got two moro
days to live * and Iliopo you'll ' try and
work Into decent society as much as
possible. "
"I'm sure I'm glad to see him , " re
sponded Polo , as ho came forward and
snook hands.
"That's good. A born gentleman
couldn't Imvo said thorn words bettor.
If I could only keep you six weeks , Pete ,
you wouldn't know yourself , and you'd
lo mo r > roud. But I can't. I'vo got to
hang you day after to-morrow. "
"Well , I'm ready. "
"That's good , and just what I expected
of you. I'vo used you white , and I nat
urally expect the Biimo in return. If
there's any ono thing that riles mo
above another it's to have a man go
back on mo at the last ond. Did you BOO
mo hang Cherokee Jack , PotoV"
"Yes ? '
"I made a bungle of It because ho
kicked at the last. Why , Blr , [ turning
to mo ] , ho held up until the very last
hour , deluding mo with promises , and
then wont doadback on mo. Think of
his refusing to bo hung after every
thing was ship-shape and regular ! "
"I'm not going to kick , " observed
Peter.
"Good for youl Some of the boys nro
betting that you will , but I'll give odds
that you won't. When a man knows
he's got to bo hung what's use ? People
have got n mistaken.notion about hang
ing. It don't hurt a bit. How you
foolln' Peter ? "
"Resigned. "
"That's right. You hadn't ortor
killed your old woman , but being you
did and being as you must null
hemp for it the best way Is to feel re
signed. You como mighty nigh being
a gentleman , Pole'nnd , ns I said before ,
I'm sorry I can't keep you and watch
your mental improvement. You'd im
prove 50 par cent in six weeks. Want
to ask the gent any questions- , Pete ? "
"N-o , I guess not. Will ho bo hero to
BOO mo go ? "
"He'd like to , ever so much , but ho
can't. He's got to go on to Van
"uren. "
"Can't I do anything for you ? " I
asked.
"No thank "
, yoiii"
"Well , Potowo 'must bo going. "
briskly remarked the executioner.
"Would like to stay longer , but time
presses. I'll como.i in to-morrow and
cut your hair andu rehearse a bit. I
made such a poor job last time I want
to do extra flno onyou. . If you'll stick
to what you say , I'll do the purtiost job
ever scon at this.post.
"I want everything to go off all
right , " said the cdrid mned.
' Of course why.shouldn't you ? it's
for you interest,1'-too. Well , so long ,
old boy. Keep your grit up and do
your best , and I'll guarantee a first
class job or quitch o business. "
HEALTH"CO MANDMENTS.
A Sensible Dccajogao tiald 'Down by
the " New . jngland Farmer. "
"
1. Thou shalt"havo no ether fool
than at mcal'timoV , , , ,
2. Thou shalt'hot triako unto the any
pies or put into pastry the likeness of
anything that is In the , heavens above
or in tho. waters under the earth. Thou
shall not fall to eating it or trying to
direst it. For the dyspepsia will bo
visited upon the children to the third
and fourth generations of thorn that oat
pie , and long lifo and vigor upon these
that live prudently and keep the laws
of health.
O3. Remember thy broad to bake it
well ; for ho will not bo kept sound that
eatoth his bread as dough.
4. Thou shall not indulge sorrow or
borrow anxiety In vain.
6. Six days shall thou wash and keep
thyself clean , and the seventh thou
shall take a great bath , thou , and thy
son , and thy daughter , and thy manservant
vant , and thy maid-servant , and the
stranger that is within thy g-ttes. For
in six days man sweats and gathers filth
and bacteria enough for disease ; whore-
for the Lord has blessed the bath-tub
and hallowed it.
6. Remember thy sitting room nnd
bed chamber to keep them ventilated ,
that thy days may bo long in the land
which the Lord thy God givoth thoo.
7. Thou shalt not oat hot biscuit.
8. Thou shalt not eat thy meat fried.
9. Thou shalt not swallow thy food
uuchowed , or highly spiced , or just De-
fore hard work , or just after it.
10. Thou shalt not keep Into hours in
thy neighbor's house , nor with thy
neighbor's wife , nor his man servant ,
nor his maid servant , nor his cards , nor
his glass , nor with anything that is tny
neighbor's.
Hoping In Innocent Men With Hutch.
Kentucky State Journal : "An' fwhat
samus to bo the matter wid the colonel ,
Mrs. O'Raherty ? I did hoar him
gruntin' slvornl tolmcs durin' the
day. "
Indado , Mrs. O'Flahorty , It's very
sick the colonel is. Ho did full in wld
very bad company yisto'day. As ho
was comin * from church ho did stop in
a saloon boyant , an' wan of the fellies
hosuys to the colonel , says bo :
" 'You understand 60mo Gorman , I
belavo ? ' 'Troth an' It's a big fool I
would bo , ' says the colonol'if I wouldn't
understand some Ditch afthor bein'
wurruckin'on thoathratos wid 'em fur
ever twinty years.V
"Then , ' saidIlia felly , 'fwhat's the
English av "Fwus'wollon ' sio habbon ? " '
"Fwhat will ycr Jiavo ? " said the col
onel. ' < , -
"An' thin overyfmon in the house did
yell 'BeorP An/.ol / coorso the colonel
did have to sot .them . up to the whole
house ; an' so on did they knpo catchin'
ivory won that'dfff como in wid their
'Fwas wollon Biohnbbon ? ' until the
whole town samedito bo droonk ; and a
Bicker mon thcj/V / nivor was than the
colonel was all last noightan' the whole
nv the day. It'ira-great shatno it is to
be ropin' ' mnocgntj mon wid sich Ditch
as that. " tan
An Jinntense Diamond.
The giant dloip'opd lately discovered
in Capo Colony , and now at the Paris
exposition , weighs 180 carats and is
valued at $3,000,000. It is kept in a
glass case by itself and guardians stand
around it all day. At night it is placed
in a big safo.wluch is similarly guarded
all night. It is said to bo of the first
watorand as pure as the famous Regent
in the Fro noli crown diamonds. It is
for sale , nnd It is confldontly expected
that some American in homespun
clothes and uslouchhat will como along
ono of these days and buy it as a pookot
piece.
jlo Got Attention.
Pock's Sun : "I had the confoundodost
time at the hotel I stopped at while I
was down to the city , " remarked Uncle
Hayseed to the admiring crowd whocol-
loctod nt the store to hoar of his jour
ney. "They had a great , big dlninp
room there , nnd moro than a hundred
waiters , but nooo of 'cm cams urouud
Dry Goods Do Not Improve by
For this reason tlie proprietors of Eiseman's Peoples
Store are determined to close out their entire summer
Stock regardless of cost , before removing-to their new
store. Ever article in our house will "be sold from
this date until the day we move at cost , and in some
lines at less than cost. "We do not deem it necessary
to quote prices for this sale , as cost and less than cost
are the prices on everything. Come and take advan
tage of our offer.
Henry Eiseman & Co.'s
PEOPLES'
where I was. I sot there as much as nn
hour , an' none of 'om paid the least bit
of attention to mo. Finally a man at
the table with mo , who was just flnishin'
his dinner , says ; 'You'll have to tipono
of the the waiters If you want to got any
attention bore ,
"Wall , I'lowodI cud do that fast
onuf , for I felt about mad jest then , so
the very next waiter that came sklppln'
by with a hull ratt o' dishes up ever his
head , I put out my foot and tipped him
up quickcr'n a wink. That was the
quickest way to got attention I ever
seed. Why , I hod the whole hotel ,
boss an' all , there in about ton seconds.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I71OK HUNT A now cottage ot four rooms enC
-C Gralmm vo. A splomlld blue grass pas
ture near the city. A dairy fnrm ouo-half inllo
of the city. A large comfortable house on
\Voodbury avcnuo. A cottage on 'Tenth avo.
Apply at the olllco of Ilorncu I'.vcrolt.
FOR SAljK My up-town cifjar store , nt aia
Hroaaway , la lor sale cuonp. Will soil
stock and Bxturus or llxturo * ixlono. Uoasons
for selling. Ha\otw'ostoresand can't attend
to but ono. Splendid business clmnco for
small capital. Inquire ot FranK Lovln. IHX !
It roadway.
THOU HUNT or Sale An 18 it st.iulo. located
-L ? on 10th ave. between "d and 3d avenues. Goo.
Mctcalf. 10 1'earl st.
TRAINE family tonm for sale or trade for lot.
J Inquire ito West llroadway.
TTIOR HKNT-Storo room. No. 18 Mam St. ,
J ? alter July 1. W. a James , 10 Pearl st.
'tTHNE family team for sale , or trade for
-C lot. Inquire lASi West Broadway.
HENT Furnished ( for two or throa
FOR
months ) , the house 1 occupy , No. 124 So.
7th at. H. O. Cheyney.
ESTATE Nought and sold and ox-
REAL
chanced. Special attention Riven to oxam-
luatlon or titles. W. C. James , No. 10 Pearl st. .
Council Bluffs.
TJIOH KENT Kasy terms two new flve-room
JD houses , 18th ave. between HlgU and Third
'its. Bell cheap if taken this vreok. Inquire
owner. J. Dlcbey , 7 < 0 U. Way.
FOll'SALB Old established general mer
chandise business. stocK , axturas. wagons ,
etc. Good room and low r nt , Address , J.
Dleteey.TtUU. Way
ANT13D Hvorybody In the city to rcmem-
her Handel's bargain furniture store H
the place to buy your goods. 3 ! and 335 IJroad-
nay.
A BIG LOT OF YELLOW JERSEY
and Nansamontj
SWEET POTATOES
Gablmge nml
Other Vegetable Plants ,
FOUSAfJG
By J , R , McPHERSON , GROWER ,
Vegetables , Vegetable Plants ,
Fruits Etc ,
East Fierce St. . - Council Bluffs.
The Moat Modern Novolltla In
PAPER HANGINGS.
AND
Artistic Decorations !
AT PETER G. Ml LLER'S. '
Nos. 11 and 13 Pearl St.
REAL
HOUSES.
Agent American Uulldlnn anit I.oan ABBOclft-
ton. No. 301'earl t. , UI'-faTAIUS.
OH AH. O , KLiWQOP.
J. M , PALMER
HAS inn CHOICEST r.ov or
SUBURBAN & INTERIOR PROPERTY
lu the city , GIH ulsed opportunities to Imtua
dlute iavestorsaml UoiucKsoKers ,
STEWABJ.M.P. wj
AssLSfoteVeterinariatu
o VSSSK
HosprtalforLame SIcK'
ANIMALSi . ,
, ,
'elertnananftrCouncil Bluffs
reEeroiicB Department ,
SOLE AGENTS COLUMBUS BUGGY CO ,
SIZES FROM
25 TO 300
LIGHTING ,
HORSE POWER , Mills and Elevators
AUTOIVIATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Epcclfleatlonsnnd estimates rurnlihcJ for complete utesm jilmin. lloeulntlon , Diirnbllltr Kimnmtoa L
' K
tuu show Ictiem from USCM wliero fuel economy H cqiml wllli Corlt Non-ouiiieniilii .
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for catalogue. No. 510 Peixrl .Street , Council Bluffs.
BEFITTED
ANll
Newly Furnished
Gciincctcil by Motor
with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA
Located on Lake Manawa , the finest Watering Place and Summe
Resort in the west , Beautiful Banting and Fishing.
Unparalelled Bathing Beach.
Onf Special Bates to Fartlos and Furaillos. Cor-
rCI roBpondcmco Solicited.
No. 27 Main Street ,
Over JncqticiulH'K .IcwclryStoro
MONEY TO LOAN
ON CHATTELS.
Money loaned on furniture , pianos ,
diamonds , homos , buggies or anything
of value at low rates of Interest. No
publicity : fair nnd honorable dealing ,
A. A. Clarlc & Co. , oillco cor. Broadway
and Main , over American express ,
TIIOS. Orncen. W. H. M. Foil
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner MMn and Hroadvrr ,
COUNCIL HIjUPFS , IOWA ,
Dealers In foreign tnil domestic ezchanR * .
Collections raid * mil lut r t p&ld on time a
poult * .
GEORGE METOALF ,
UKA.I , ESTAT15 ,
No. 1O Pearl St.
Electric Trusses , Belts , Chut Pro4 ,
lectors , Etc ,
Agents wanted.
. II. JUDD ,
D , BDUUNDBOU. R. J , . BHUOAFVT ,
I'ros. Vlc Pr
CIIAB. it. HANNAH , C sliUr. . ;
CITIZEN'S ' STATE BANKer
or COUNCIL ui.uyra.
1'aid Up Capital HWmM.
Burnliia „ 20,000.00.
Liability to Depositor * . . DZft.OW.Oi ) .
Dir.EOTOUH 1. A. Miller. V. O. ( Jleuson , B. Zi
BliUKurt , K.V. . Hart , J. U. IMinuncluon. Cliaa. Id
Ilunnun , Transact uenural banking buiitnegi ,
J.uri'est capital and mrplus of Any bunk la
iouluwes'.eru Iowa , Interest on time UoponiU