. THE . . OMAHA - _ _ . . _ _ . . - . - . _ . . . * DAILY - - - - . - . - . . Bg jj , : FllIPAY . _ . _ . _ . , AUGUST ' _ ' -1T''f ! . _ 39 , 1889.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNOIlTBLtrFFS.
OI-T1CK. MJ IS STIIGUT.
* ! lvcrcd br carrier In Any Tart of ho City a
Uwenty Cents 1'orWeok. . _ . , . .
UW. TIIV10N. . . . . ; . . . . , . .MANAGED
TKLKl'HONUS :
iTFijer.fiH Omcr. No. 43.
NIGHT KntTon ,
" MINOR MI3.V11ON.
r ; . Y. p. Co.
Gleason coal.
C. U. Music Co. , 633 U'way. '
D. W. Otta , city nml farm loans.
l.'OBton More leading hosiery liouso.
Nick O'Urlon ' U putting up a ( lee residence
on Sixth nvcnuo.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the mer
cury * registered 85 tloqrccsln the shade.
The traveling und oHlco men will piny the
last ball game of tholr aeries next tiunclny
afternoon.
The Globe nnd Nonpareil news room
force * will moot on the Fnlrviovv park diamond
mend Sunday.
A number of old residents presented Mr.
Frank Gulttnr with a Imndsotno gold-headed
catio Wednesday evening ,
The lodge ot Perfection , A. A. S. U. , will
meet this evening at its cathedral. Work In
the fourteenth degree.
The meeting ot the teachers of the pubilo
schools , announced for to-morrow , will beheld
hold at the Bloomer school ,
The traveling men have secured an appro
priate bnnuer lor tmrndo purposes , which
will bo at the head of the Council Bluffs
column on "Drummers' day , "
Landlord Halncs will reopen the Paciila
bouse Sunday noon. Extensive rop.ilrs are
being nmdo and the house will bo in much
bettor condition than before.
The young ladies who are members of the
Sunday school classes of Messrs. Saunders
and Allen will entertain u sociable this evening -
ing at the Uroudway M. K. church.
Judge Carson protested the will of fc > . P.
Gruyhlll .yesterday. His son. William A. .
nnd wife , Frances A. Grnylilli , wcro named
as executor and executrix , respectfully.
"Tho store room at No. 11 South Main
street , recently vacated by Fearon , U being
romoddollcd , und will shortly bo occupied
by Shugart Co. , with ttlolr stock of hard
ware.
W. A. Knbb , who was recently sentenced
to ton days on the streets for vugrincy , nnd
took leg ball , has been , recaptured , und will
ivear a ball und chain until bis time has ex
pired ,
An effort Is being mode to got up another
oxcurslou to go to Creston next Saturday ,
that being "U. U. & Q. day" at tbo Uluo
Grass palace. An Omaha drum corps will
go along to enliven the occasion.
The Coursing club is enclosing about a
quarter of an acre of ground on Ninth
avenue , and building a kennel for the accom
modation of their hounds. The kennel will
bo in churgo of John Montgomery.
Tram No. 4 on the Union Pacific , duo hero
at 9 o'clock last evening , was abandoned ,
I owing to the burning of u bridge In Wy
oming. Transferring passengers and bug-
guge at that point caused the delay on tbo
previous night.
The wholesale houses of the city have
agreed to glvo their traveling representa
tives a holiday next Wednesday , to enable
them to join in the traveling men's parade in
Omaha. The prospects are that the Council
Bluffs business houses will bo well repre
sented.
A pint of Babbitt's addition w.xs Jllod
yesterday at the oulcoof the county recorder.
The addition was formerly known as the
Babbitt tract , and comprises about thirty
acres , lying between Broadway and Har
mony street , nnd Oak utrcut and Clark
avenue. The names of twenty-five grantors
appear on the plat.
The Klrmcss company will leave by
special motor tralu for Omaha to-morrow
evening. The cars will leave the corner of
Sixth and Broadway at 0:15 o'clock , and all
the dancers und friends who accompany
them nro requested to bo promptly on hand
at that hour.
The next reunion ol the old settlers will
bo held at Glunwooa. A number were in
favor of the Chautuuqua grounds near this
city , but It WUH finally decided that the facil
ities for reaching there were inadequate ,
and it was decided to wait another year be
fore having it here ,
Another full house erected the Kirmcss
dancers last evening. The entertainment
has greatly improved t inco its flrst presenta
tion. A now feature lust evening was a
Japanese dance ot four little Japs. It was n
great hit , and was deservedly encored. The
tTyrolcso daucnrs also received a hearty encore -
core , to which they very graciously re
sponded.
The plcnio season , at Fairmount park has
opened m earnest. A special car load from
Omaha , consisting of Mr. Sherwood , pro
prietor of.tKd Paluco stables , with his family
nnd about twenty friends , came over yes
terday afternoon , nnd three other picnic
parties from the Hlufts enjoyed the beauties
of the park aud its attractions as a picnic
ground.
There was but ono cnso In police court
W yesterday morning , und that was Frank
Trimble , who has caused the police consid
erable trouble of late by his persistent ,
adulation with the cun which cheera. Ho
was released -condition that ho would
leave the city. A thirty days' sentence Is
the alternative which awaits him it found In
the city after twenty-four hours.
A team wns stolen two weeks ago from W.
M. Morey , a fanner living near this city.
Ho has been searching for the horses over
since , and has ilnully discovered them in an
old shed situated in the willows north ot
the driving park , near the river. They have
evidently been very poorly cared for , as they
show every indication of neglect. An information
mation has bocu filed , aud arrests will soon
follow ,
_
Dexter , employment.
Notice to Hie Public.
The following blacksmiths have entered
into an agreement , and will , on and after
September 1 , churgo not less than $1 for noxv
shoes und { 3 for resetting old shoes on each
pan of horses : A , N. Scrlbner , G. Miller ,
James Hebrew , C. Henrickson , J , Peterson ,
Bam Noble , A. Irrcsson , O. Jensen , Lorn-
man & Smothers , A. Krause , C. Gregorv. P.
D. Uurko.
" Kelley & Younkorrnun sell grocorio
Chose and Sun born coffees a specluly.
Kerr & Gray , real estate , 505 First avenue.
J. G , Tlpton , real estuto , 527 B'dway.
Porn on ill
S. Duke Murray , advance agent for Milton
Nobles , was in the city yesterday ,
L. C. Baldwin , of this city , Is the superin
tendent of the division of horses und mules
At the stale fair.
John Kolmers , of Grand Island , president
of the Couucll Uluffs Insurance company , Is
in the city ou business connected with that
institution.
Mr. John Stork has received ofllclal notifi
cation of tits appointment aa vice president
to represent Council Bluffs on "Drummers'
day" ot Merchants' week in Omaha. ,
Mosirs. F. Hollls nnd II. A. Young left
lost evening for Dos Moiues , to attend tbo
Btuto fair. They will represent the Koystoao
Manufacturing company ,
Walt Johnson , of the Council Bluffs branch
of the Sandwich Manufacturing company , Is
attending the Iowa state fair , looking after
tbo exhibit of the company ,
Hen Wells , who travels for the Eagle
Manufacturing company , with headquarters
with the Sandwich Manufacturing company ,
on South Main street , loaves this morning
for Arkansas on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. True , of Norway , Mo. , mother of
Frank True , of the city treasurer's ofllco ,
and Mr. and Mrs. William U. Danforth , of
North Stratford , N , H. , mil visit thu UlutTa
uoxt month.
Mrs. J , F. Potter and children , of Cedar
Kaplds. have Joined their husband and father
burp , and will uiako Council Bluffs tholr future -
turo liouio. Mr. Potter is proprietor of the
"Economical , " 15 Main stioat.
Charles Mautz , who has been chief chock
clerk itt the transfer for several yours , bus
tendered his resignation and has accepted
tha agency for western Iowa and Nebraska
of Uouulug'g car mover. 12. P , Nichols has
bcea promoted to till the vacancy.
Wall paper , room moldings ana decora
tions , No. 13 North Mala street
NEWS ABOUT ME BLUFFS
The Ambitious Mercury Dlooourngtoa
a Qoillal Juotico.
DOINGS IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Pro hi I ) III op Attorneys CIa li AVhon It
Co in cs To n Question of Fco <
A Now KnlcrprlHC Tlio
llounlon.
The Dny In District Court ,
The liquor eaies arc ngnm attracting tlio
attention ot tlio public ! , as they have nptnln
boon brought up In district court , tt will bo
remembered that a short tlino ago a now
feature of saloon prosecution developed , and
Juclgo Uolton blossomed out ns a full fledged
prohibition attorney. Ha applied for injunc
tions Indiscriminately , and promised to shut
up moro saloons in llftoon minutes than At
torney Sims , of tlio Law and Order league ,
hud closed In three years. Ho associated
himself In partnership In this business with
David Gray and a few dlseruntlcd ox-saloon-
keepers , who had found a fSUO Una for con
tempt a strong Incentive to quit budge sellIng -
Ing , und they decided to enforce the prohibi
tory law Insomuch as It applied to Council
Uluffti , For sonio reason their motives wcro
mistrusted , and they wore not received by
the prohibitionists with wide spread arms ;
still they vowed they would make themselves
felt.
felt.An
An unnaturullzcd foreigner named John
Lundstrom , In Gray's ' employ , was the party
who was Induced to become tlio plaintiff , and
they started out swimmingly. They soon
struck a snag , however , as the shcritl re
fused to servo the original notices , and the
clerk would not file them unless the fees
worn paid in advance. Under such circum
stances progress was necessarily slow , but
iiolton continued to meander up and down ,
muttering something about the mills of the
Rods grinding to the tune of a funeral march ,
but intimating at the sixmo time that they al
ways eventually "got there" on a double un
derpinning , So matters progressed , until the
cnscs wcro Anally called in court. It then
transpired that both Suns nod Uolton hud
applied for temporary Injunctions against
thu sumo parties , each wanted his case beard
ttrst , and each wanted tho.attorney fees.
Quito naturally there was a lively Janclo
when the matter was referred to the court.
Holton insisted that his cases should bo
heard before these of tha. temperance aili-
anco attorney , especially where defaults
wcro-cntored , as ho had filed the llrst papers.
In reply to this thu opposition urged that the
wises In which Lundstrom had originally
been the plaintiff had boon supplemented by
others in which Gray was plaintiff , and that
In the meantime Sims hud arrived on the
field with his suits. It was decided to give
Attorney Uolton until yesterday to show
whether ho or Sims was entitled to the at
torney's foes In tha default cases. When the
cases wcro called in court yesterday mornIng -
Ing Sims Jumped onto tea of tlio cases and
rode off with Hying colors , while Uolton xvus
left disconsolately holding the bag. Answers
wcro died in a number of cases by
several outside attorneys to prevent
them from going by default , and
it Is stated that this move is made for the solo
purpose of freezing out Uoltou. Sims states
that Uolton's only object in touching the
cases is to make something out of it on the
side , while ho ( hhus ) is the regularlv em
ployed attorney of the law and order league.
Thcso eases occupied the intention of the
court the greater part of the day.
The grand jury assembled in the morning ,
nn'd begun the work of the term , The mem-
burs of the presont'grand Jury are : J. It.
Maciue , Garner township , foreman ; D. Par-
rlsh , Hazel Doll ; H. McCabe , Washington ;
U. S. Miller , Lewis ; Hans Kief , Norwalk ;
M. TInlev. Kane , and Squire Pratt , Crescent.
C. H. Gllmorc , ot CouiiSl muffs , acts as
cleric of the body during this session. It is
not expected that a report will bo made this
week. There is worlc enough on hand to
keep the investigators busy for at least two
weeks. The prisoners in the county Jail
whoso cases are awaiting the consideration
of this body were taken Into court yesterday
and waived the right to challenge the grund
Jury , after wlilch the body went to work.
Several subpoenas were sent out for wit
nesses who will be present to-day , but little
other business was done , and the grand Jury
adjourned at 3 o'clock until 10 o'clock this
morning.
Winter & Monroe , sign painters , 410 U'way
If you want clean , fresh groceries and
fruitscall on Johnson & Olson,712 Broadway.
Udell Bros. & Co. loan money. The most
ibcral terms offered. 103 Pcurl street.
Too Warm fur Courting.
"I can't do you any good to-day , " remarked
Squire Hand ricks yesterday , as the scribe
poked his inquisitive nose inside the former's
ofllce door. The dispenser of justice was
comfortably settled In a capacious arm chair ,
which bis ample proportions filled to a de
gree of fullness seldom seen except on a buso
bull park street car. His feet were luxuri
ously poised oh the top of thu desk before
him , while for occupation the squire was de
liberately engaged In extracting coolness
and comtort from the depths of an Immense
mccrchaum pipe.
"I suppose you fellows can do business
such a day as this , " interjected the smoker ,
between the long drawn whiff * , "but I can't ,
and I don't propose to try it. When folks
get into court they ought to tell the truth ,
hut they can't do It a day like this , and for
that reason I don't want to bo bothered with
"em. When it's too hot for u man to toll the
truth , it's too hot to hold court , but I am
putting in my time in the ofHco for waut of a
better placo. "
Money loaned at L. U. Craft's & Co.'s
loan ottlco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential ,
City steam laundry , 31 Main , tel. HI.
'
o
Steam and hot water heating , first-class
plumbing. Work done In both cities. John
Gilbert , 518 Pearl street , Council Uluffs.
S. B. Wadewortb & Co. loan money.
Swanson Muslo Co. , 335 Uroadway.
Tbo young ladles of Mr. Saundors' and
Mr. Allen's Sunday school classes will glvo
a sociable at Uroadway Methodist church
this evening. Everybody cordially Invited.
Tlio Old Ketil r ' Ucunlon.
At 8:15 : yesterday morning the Wabash
special pulled out with nearly one hundred
Indies and gentlemen as passengers to attend
the old settlers' reunion at Malvorn. The
party was accompanied by Dalboy's band ,
and among the excursionists wcro HOD. W.
II. M. Pusoy , John N. Baldwin , John
Plumor , Captain D. U. Clarke , Frank Guit-
tar , Walter I , Smith , M. D. Hardin , Squire
Stone , Woostor Fay , Judga A. V. Larimer ,
Thomas Uowman and many others. It was
(
a merry party of the early residents of
Pottawattamlo county , and all were confi
dent that the fourth annual reunion would
bo the most successful one over bold. They
returned homo on a late evening train , and
reported that their anticipations were moro
than equalled.
The Now Ogden , Council Uluffs , finest and
largest hotel in western Iowa. Special at
tentions to commercial men.
Go to M. Keating for drugs , 505 Broadway.
E. II , Shoafo Ic , Co. give special attention
to tbo collection of rents and care of prop
erty In tha city and vicinity. Charges mod
erate , Ofllco Uroadway and Main streets ,
up stairs.
Desirable dwellings for rent at mouorato
prices. K H , Shoafo & Co. . rental agents.
U roadway and Mala ( treats , up stairs ,
A. New fclnteriirlne ,
L , Uloderman , tha Uroadway clothier , has
decided to start u factory here for the manu
facture of lugpendort , sleeve holders , gar-
tun , eta Ho wlluso ! _ the upper part of the
DulldloB where he U now located and also
the basement. Ho oxpccli to omoloy quite n
number of hands. 'J ho now factory will bo
started up in the course of thirty days.
A lllitHnmsll Up.
PoTravuta , O. , August10. ! fSoeclnl Tele
gram. ] A car load of beautiful polntoJ
llower pot * , something ontlrolyjijOW and very
handsome , left hero a week ago. consigned
to Lund Bros. , Council Uluffs. with shippers'
orders to smash the fancy prices hitherto
chiirgod for decorated work. The goods
wcro the first of the kind ever sent west ,
The above carco has boon received and will
bo sold at special sale , commencing Monday.
Thesn beautiful painted pots will bo sold
from Co up.
Kalrtnoiitrt t'nrk.
The beautiful gem of Council Uluffs sot
amid the romantic hills and shaded by ver
dant boughs of forest tree * . The most de
lightful place Imaginable for picnics , tennis
parties ana quite rambles.
lalco the electric motor cars brldgo line
which lands passengers In the very heart of
the park. Pure from Omaha to the park
only 10 cents.
The park is owned nr.d controlled by the
city authorities and the best of good order
Is enforced ,
C. U. steam dye works , 1013 Broadway.
Fine Jowclr.v , watches and diamonds ;
cleaning and repairing at E. Uurhorn.
The Klrmcm.
These having the Klrmcss In charge dcilro
to thank the Omaha Guards for their ex
cellent drill given on Wednesday night.
Tickets on sale at Uoyd's box ofllco for the
iilst. The children will bo .taken euro of
when they arrlvo from Omaha , If the parents
do not meet them.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint'Shlloh's / Vltallzor is
guaranteed to euro you.
Auot'icr Weir Clinso.
A meeting of the rourslng club was held
at the Manhattan last evening. It was de
cided to have a run at D o'clock this morning ,
just east of Fulrmount park , and It Is stated
that there will be n chase there .without full ,
ns several members of the club are certain
that a wolf can bo started there with very
I'.ttlo dlfllculiy. The run Is expected to last
for two hours or more , and everybody is In
vited to participate.
- . , , n
If j'ou are sufforiner with weak or in
flamed eyes , or grnnulnlod byolids , you
can bo cured by usingr Dr. J. : H * Mc
Lean's Strengthening oyosUlvo. ,
Dwelling for sale on easy payments. Also
building lots at lowest market prices. Call
and examine our list. E. H. Shcafo & Co.
Always on Tlinp.
If you wish to purchase a good and reliable
watch 25 per cent lejs than club rates , and
on easy terms , then call at once and make
your own selection at C. B. Jacqucmln &
Co. , 27 Main street.
Mnntnna'8 Mineral Woilth.
E. Murray Johnston , mining engi
neer and metallurgist , of Miles City ,
Mont. , is an enthusiast over the pros
pects of the far northwest. Ho has
been in the city some weeks looking
after business interests , says the Now
York Star , and to his friends makes
some strong statements about the un
developed wealth of the incoming
state.
"Tho American people don't oven
begin to appreciate the wonderful
wealth of Montana , " ho said to mo the
other night. "Its mountains are cov
ered with the finest of timbers. Its
valleys , fed by the Yellowstone and its
branches , are among thu most fertile
spots in the union. But , with all
these , its greatest wealth lies beneath
the soil.
"Upward of twenty deposits of tin ,
which rival in richness the Swansea
mines of Great Britain , have been
zpcncd. Load in the form of galena ;
oinc in the form of white and red zineito ;
antimony , iron , copper , gold , silver and
platinum nil exist in Montana in rich
deposits. Wo found our platinum when
Edison , the electrician , offered.his . prize
for the most perfect platinum deposit in
America. That olter brought out the
discovery of our platinum mines , and
also the discovery of osmium and iridi-
ura. used for pointing gold pens und
other purposes requiring a peculiar
hardness. Besides all these , we have
coal in every stage , from pcat'and bog
oak to lignite and black lead , including
the finest Borts of both anthracite and
bituminous.
"You must remember , " ho continued ,
"that Montana is not a small state , but
is really larger than all Now Ei.glnnd ,
and is rapidly filling up with as ener
getic and industrious a class of people as
exist in America to-day , and in n very
few years I predict that it will bo onoof
the wealthiest states on the continent. "
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's .Soothing Syrup
should always ho used for children
toothing. It soothes the child' ' , pollens
the gums , allays all pnins , cures wind
colie , and is tbo best remedy for diar
rhoea. 25c a bottle.
The Bible In Literature.
Rev. Dr. Van Dyke , in an nrtfclo in
the August. Century , on "Tho Bible in
" "It issufo that
Tennyson , says : tosuy
there is no other hook which has so
great an influence on the literature of
the. world as the Bible. And it is almost
as safe at least with no greater danger
than that of starting an instructive dis
cussion to say that there is no other
literature which has felt this influence
so deeply or shown it so clearly as the
English.
"Tho cause of this latter fact is not
far to seek. It may ho as a discontented
French critic sugp-ostSj that it is partly
duo to the inborn and incorrigible ten
dency of the Anglo-Saxton mind to drag
religion and morality into everything ,
But certainly this tendency would never
have taken such a distinctly biblical
form had it not boon for the beauty and
vigor of our common English version
of the scriptures. Thcso qualities were
felt by the people oven before they were
praised by the critics. Apart from all
religious possessions , men and women
and children wore fascinated by the na
tive power and grace of tlio book. Tlio
English bible was popular , in the broad
est sense , long before it was recognized
ns it was recognized as ono of our
noblest classics. It has colored the talk
of the household and the street , as well
as molded the language of the scholars.
It has boon something moro than a
"well of English undeflled ; " it has become -
como a part of the spiritual atmosphere.
We hear the echoes of its speech every
where , und the music of its familiar
phrases haunts all the Holds and groves
of our line literature.
"It is not only to the theologian and
the sermon makers thatwu look for bib
lical allusions und quotations. Wo
often find the best and mobt vivid of
them in writers professedly secular.
Poet like Shukospero , Milton and
Wordsworth ; novelists like Scott , and
romancers like Hawthorne ; essayists
like Bacon , Steele and Ail dl son ; critics
of life , unsystematic philosophers , like
Curlylo and Ruskiu all draw upon the
bible as n treasury of illustration , and
use it us a book equally familiar' to
themselves and to their readers. It is
impossible to put too high u valuo. upon
such H universal volume , oven as a
purely literary possession" '
" \Vhon \ tatccn for a few days , potash , mix
turca impair the digestion , take away thu ap
petite , and dry up the gastrio juices which
should assist In digesting and assimilating
the food. Swift's Sooclho has JUst the oppo
site effect ; It Improves digestion , brings ap
petite , ami builds up tbo general health.
CONSUMPTION ,
IN Us flrst stages , can bo successfully
clicckcil by < fie prompt tiso of Aycr's
Clicrry 1'cctoriili Kvon In tlio later
periods of than ( Jlsoaso , tlio cough Is
wonderfully relieved by this medicine ,
"I liavo nscdDyer's Cherry I'cclornl
with the bust 'Viltuct In my practice.
Tills wondcifiijjprbparntlon oneosavod
niy llfo. I luut a constant cough , night
sweats , was gtunUy reduced in llrsh ,
nml given up liY my physician. Onn
bottle nntl ft half of the I'cclornl ' rurcd
inc. " A. J. Ellison , M. V Middle-ton ,
Tennessee.
" Several ycnrs ngo I was severely 111.
The doctors salt ! I uas in consumption ,
and tliat tlioy could do nothing for me ,
but advised mo. as n last resort , to try
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine two or three months I
was cured , and my health remains good
to the present day. " James Vlrcharil ,
Darlcn , Conn.
" Severn ! years ago , on a passage homo
from California , by water , I contracted
eo severe n cold that for some days I.
was confined to my stute-room , nnd A
physician on board considered my lifo
In danger. Happening to have a bottle
of Ayor'a Cherry Pectoral , I used It
freely , and > ny lungs \\ero woon restored
to n healthy condition. Since then X
liavo Invariably re-commended this prep
aration. " J. 13. Chandler , Junction , Va.
Ayer's ' Cherry Pectoral ,
rnErantD nr
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Masi ,
Bold bj nil Druggliti. 1'rlcoSl ; libottlc , t5.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FOR SALE Ar4D PINT.
WBI. SIEDENTOl'F , lloal Estate. Special
attention given to examination ana cor
rection of title to lands and lots in city aud
county. No. 8. North Main at.
T71OU SALE Two ( Ino now six-room houses on
Ju Pacific avo. will bo sold cheap for a small
payment down hd balance to suit purchaser.
Kcrr & Gray. 5Ui ! First nve.
T710H HUNT 3 unfurnished rooms , 001 Third
-L' avenue.
"CVU SALE One of the best paying cream-
JL erics In Iowa , making now over I.OUO pounds
butter dally. AUo a larco ; brick butter , OCR
and poultry house , all complete with largo cold
stornco elevator , etc. . doln ; : big business. Price
ot this entire plant complete Jn.KK ( ) ; gl.oudcasn ,
ba < . In 5 anil 10 years. Or would toke Rood city
property , or No. I land tor the J4XK ( ) payment.
lliiMiiess done last year , fST.ODO. will exceed that
this year , und It is the only plant In the county.
Emmlru ot Kerr St Gray , TOj First ave.
"ITOU SALE Acre lots In Orchard place. Tills
J-1 property It located in the lllco nursery ,
soutnof the main part ot tlin city. Hi mlloa
from courthouse , ( \eo. Motcalf , U Pearl st.
FOH BALK Improved and vacant property
In nil parts of the dry. Cull and see me. K.
E. BInyne. j ,
TTiolt IIXOIIANCJE-SOacresadjoinlnj-tho city ,
Jfor city property. ' 'Johnston ' 4 : Van Patten ,
Everett bloclc , Council Hlulls.
SiViilAL ; lots in Oniahn to exchange for
land aud other property. Johnston & Van
FOR ItnNT Houses 'in all parts of the city.
Kcrr . .VGray. . iXVFlr8t ) nvo.
Tun equity In a farm near the city to ex
change for city lots. Johnston & Van
Fatten.
EOH BENT Eljsht now B-room cottaguson
Avenue II. fjackett's add. to city , items
very reasonable. Call and let us show you them.
Kcrr & Gray. '
TTOU HiNT-7 ; of the most beautiful cottages
J-1 in Council Uluirs ; one block from motor
line ; new houses ; city .water in the houses aud
all modern conveniences. Bea Kcrr & Gray.
I71OU SALE 120 aero farm In Jasper county ,
-L' lo'.vn , located near coal minus that are in
operation. There la a live foot 'X pin ot coal
under the farm. Gco. Motcalf , No. 10 Pearl at.
TTIOH a ALE Improved and unimproved prop-
JU1 erty in every p-m of tno city. Itaro oppor
tunities for investors v ho seek speculations :
bplendld opportunities for those who desire
homes. Gco. Metcalf , No. 10 Pearl st.
BUSINESS locations oc Main and Uroadway
at great bargain * . Geo. Mctcalf. No. 10
Pearl st.
FOll SALE SO feet lake frontage located be
tween O II. boat IIOU.MO and Jlanawa beach.
Also a number of choice lots In liegattu place.
( Jeo. ilotcalf , No. 10 Pearl st.
TF you want some genuine snaps In chqlce lots
J-on bottoms call-and see Keir & Gray. They
have some lots that must be sold regardless of
cost before Nov. 1.
TP you have anytnlne In the line of real estate
J-or chattels you want to exchange or dispose
of , you should call on Kerr & Gray. You can
flnd them at their olllce , 503 First avo. , Council
Illuffs.
TjlbltSALE On monthly payments , very neat
-L' now house near Harmony mission. Call or
mldress Kerr A : Giay. 5U5 Firs. ! ave. , Council
Illuirs.
FOIt EXCI1ANOE-3 Improved farms In cen
tral Kansas for other property. Johnston
& Van Patten.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T , OTS for sale on very easy terms. Bee us to-
J-J f ore you buy. Johnston & Van Patten ,
"VTINE room house In Omaha for trade. What
Li liru a you to oirer ? Johnston & Van Patten.
O5 feet on Main street for sale cnoap. Johnston
FINK home on First ave , for salo. Johnston
& Van Patten.
NEW houses for sale , 100 cnsn , balance til'.DO
per month. Johnston & Van Patten.
miKE farms near the city for salo. John-
- fcton & Van Patten.
TJ1OU quick sale list your property with fc. E ,
JL Mayne , iir.Mlroadv.ay.
moiNVKSTOUS-Don't buy real estate until
X yon nee mo. 1 have something always on
hand that will make you money , tt. K. Mayne ,
BID Ilroadway.
I HAVE for sale a number ot good | lota on
payments ot $1U down and if.'i per month i ; lots
lull size and title perfect. E. K. Mayne.
IF you want to buy , sell or oxctinnco real OB-
mo call on E. E. Mayne , PIP lirondwuy.
WANTED Iluycrs of real estate to know I
have u choirs list of bargains. Call and
see mo. E. IX Mayne , 010 Uroadway.
T ANTED Seekers after real estate snaps to
1 tail on K. E. Wayne , ai ! Uroadway.
Acopjljorso aucl buggy. Kerr
NOTICE A seven-room house tor sale at $225.
Investigate this. , J6hnston & Van Patten
Everett block , (
RHAIj KSTATH-lloujjht and sold ana ex
changed. Special Attention given to exam
ination or titles. W , . C. , James , No. 10 i'earl st. ,
Council mugs.
boarders wanted at 123 Uenton street.
X Good board at reHsoimblo rates. Mrs. I. W.
Cooper. _
OPEHOENT loans made on real estate , cash
on hand. ! ' . J. Uayv
A ' . AUTIl'lIl. home on Oakland ave. at a
. bargain , F. J , Day ,
GOxlbO on Oakland avei , 10,000. V. J. Day.
1
OUx.TOO on Park ave. , t OOO. V. J , Day
1.1
A COHNUIl on 4th ave. , tl.ittO , F , J. flay.
"VcitK property for houiei and gardening. P7
OMiis for sale on monthly payments. V , J ,
pay.
[ WANT to trade u farm for a lot on Ilroad
way near llth bt , 1' . J , Day.
GHAHAM avenue property that , will double
right away. F. J.Day ,
T , OTB OR Ilroadwuy , Flrnt avenue and Avo-
LJnues A and II , cheap , F. J , Day.
KAILWAYTrlcycle-Forsale cheap. Exce
lent condition. One man can handle easily.
Will carry two pcrsoua and load , Address live ,
Council Illuiru
W ANTKD Competent girl for general house
work. Mrs. Quo. Champ , Fletcher terrace.
A baby's afghan ; owner call at
Iteti olllce.
I HAVE map for nn Inrestor for to-day
ouly. F. J. Day.
THE LAST CHANCE.
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FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS THERE WILL BE A GRAND DEMONSTRATION AT THE GREAT
SHERIFF'S ' SALE OF BOOTS
NOTE THESE-PRICES :
Infant's Kid Button Shoes 20c , formerly 60c. Gents' Scentless Congress. 81.00 , worth $2.00.
Misses Kid and Goat Button , OOc , worth $1.76. Gents' Pine Dross in Button , Lnco and Congress , all
JUulles1 Kid and Goat Button , $1.00 , worth $2.00. shapes and weights , $1.05. worth 1.00.
Ladies' Grain Button , 7/io / , worth 81.60. Gents' Hand Sowed French Calf Shoos In all styles ,
Cadios'-Dongola Kid , Button , $1.76. worth $3.60. widths and sizes , 93.60 , worth $7,60.
Ladies' Kid , Oxford Ties , ( I5c , worth $1.60. Men's Kip Boots , $1.60 , worth $3.00.
Ladies' Serge Congress , 2 to 8 , 60o worth $1.25. Men's Calf Boots , $2.00 , wo'th $5.60.
Ladies' Slippers , 20c , worth 05c. Best Calf Boots , Hand Sowed. $5.00 , worth $7.50.
Remember the prices quoted above are for two weeks only. You arc requested to call early
seas to avoid the rush. Do not miss the above bargains , you cannot altord it. Follow the
crowd to the bargain seekers headquarters at the great
*
SHERIFFS SALE OF
Boots and Shoes
Corner of Broadway and Fourth Street ,
MASONIC BLOCK , COUNCIL BLUFFS
TTlOtt SALE or Exchange A line brlcs hotel
-L' v Itli f ramn addition , situated In Central
Iowa la. a thriving town of M.MW inhabitants :
tuo railroads. This hotel has 4U guest rooms ,
saiunlo rooms , a line olllco with plate glass
front : Blzo ot brick tuxu : , : i stories. Thu fr.imo
part is used for dlumg room , kitchen , laundry ,
\VllltrartBforeastern Nebraska or Kan-
sad laud , nil In one body , part of it Improved
und clear of innumbrance. Price of hotel aud
furniture ? ! 0ooo. A good chance for some ono.
Good'reasons for selling , Enquire of Kerr &
Gray. 603 First nve.
Froth Jlrnt Wanted.
Sealed proposals will bo received on or be
fore I'A ni. , September U , nt the oHlcc ot the
superintendent of the Ion a Institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb. Council lilnlln ,
la , fo. furnishing bald Institution with fresh or
other meats in such quantities as mny be or
dered and at sucli time as may.bo directed for
the term ot six months , commencing Septem
ber ir18H" . The bidder must state in detail the
kinds and cuts ot meats ; also whether with or
without bone , alto , when ordered in bulk , fore
or hind quarter , giving price of each , and so
word proposition as to bo easily understood in
every particular. Unless above directions are
folloueil thu 1)1(1 w 111 not be considered.
Didders at their option can also offer prices
for bologna sausago. link sausage , sugar cured
hatus.bacoil and lard , the latter ItcniH not to bo
considered lu the aggregate ot amount of bid.
All meats subject at any time to Inspection and
rejection by thu superintendent without re
course. Illfla should bo Indorsed "Pioposals
for Meats. " and addressed to the honorable
board of trustees of the lovwi Institution for
the uclucatlou of the deaf and dumb , und dc-
Ihercd In parson or by mail at the time above
named. ' 1 ho board reserv rs the right to reiect
any or all bids. HEN It V W. HOTHEIU' ,
Superintendent.
Cnnl Proposnls Wanted.
Seali'd proposals will bo received on or be
fore 12 m. . September 2. at the olllco of the
superintendent of tlio Iowa Institution for the
education of the deaf aud dumb , Couucll Ululls.
In. , for furnishing said liiHtltmion with coal for
tha six months commencing September 15 , IbS'J.
Bald coal to bo delivered In the bins of said In
stitution. Bidders will glvo the prluo of each
together with such recommendation or refer
ences us to quality as they may elect. A Hani-
plo car load of the coal to be furnished , and a
bond lor the faithful carrying out of the terms
of the bid will be required when the award la
made. All coal delivered subject to inspection
and rejection by the superintendent without
recourse. Itlds to be Indorsed "Proposals for
Coal. " and addressed to the honorable board ot
trustees of the Iowa Institution for the educa
tion of the deaf and dumb , and delivered in
person or by mall at the time above specified.
The board reserves the right to ri'Joct any or
all bids. HENUV . HOTHEKT.
Superintendent.
No. 27 Main St. , Over Jacquemln's
Jewelry Stor
PttOF. WHITE'S
Adapted to the public schools. Thn only
complete thing of Its kind In existence and In-
dlRpenslbli ) In the school room. School boards
desiring the most perfect help for the teachers
are Invited to oxnmlno thlu. Address
II. A. BALiLilNRKIT.
General Agent ,
173 Willow Avo. , Council Illuirs. Iowa ,
Incorporated NOT. 1 , 1H70.
Soatbwdbt Corner Ilroadway and Main Street.
CAPITAL , $ I50OOO.
Docs a Itegulur Hanking and Exchange liuslness
N. P. DODOE , President : JOHN IIEHK8HBI1I ,
Vlcel'rest. ; A. W. UIEICMAN. Cashier.
Directors N. P. Dodge , J Ilpreshelm , Geo.
Keollne , J.L. Stewart. W. W. Wallace , G. M.
Dodge.
COR. 6TH AVE. AND 7TH ST.
Council Bluffs , la.
Conducted by tlia Sisters of Charity
An excellent educational Institution , fur
nished with all modern Improvements for
boarding and day school. The acedomlo yezr
consists of two sessions , beginning ou tliotlr.it
Monday in September and February , respect-
TBUM8 Hoard and tuition , per session. $73.
1'or further particulars address
Sister Superior , M. KranuU Aundotny ,
Council ilium , In ,
J. D. EDJIUNDSOS. E.I * SIIIHIAHT
Pros. Vice Pros.
CIIAS. . HANNAN , Cashier.
CITIZENS' ' STATE BANK ,
or COUNCIL iir.urra.
Paid up Capital SI5OOOO.OO
Surplus 35OOOOO
Liability to Depositors. . , . 335.OOO.OO
UniEOTOU" I. A. Miller , F.O. Gleason. K. li
Shugart , KE , Hart , J , U. Kdmundson , Chua. It ,
llannau. Transact general banking business.
Largest , capital ana surplus of any bank In
nosthwestern Iowa Interest on time do posits.
H , M. CHAMBERLAIN , M , D ,
EYE ! EAR AND THROAT
SURGEON.
Glasses Accurately Prescribed ,
Special attention slven to chronic ncuralglan ,
hsadnchus. eptlopby and other nervous uiroo
tloni. a largo majority of which ura caused by
oculer defects , und are entirely curable by
prouer treatment of thu nyts , Bend stamp for
pamphlet. Host of leforeiicea given on appli
cation. Catarrh treated with buccebsby mull
after nret consultation. Olllce cor. llroudwuy
aud Main Btreot , over Council lllu r Saving *
Hunk. llonrs-'J to U aud Si to 6. Council
lllull , Iowa.
-AND
Go to the Merrlam block , take the elevator ami st op at
room " 1C and consult
DR. W. A. S. MURPHY ,
Who Is a graduate and a practical and scientific optician. Da not
wear glasses Improperly fitted. Do not neglect your eyes when they
show symptoms of abnormal refraction. Io not buy glasses Irom
ped.llcrs. The flnest glasses to be found in the world always In stoci.
Glnsses ground so flt the eye In all Us rnfractivo errors. Artificial
eyes supplied at prices to suit. Consultation free. Hours U to 12 , U to I
-BAT-
FINE FRUITS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WOULD.
W. A. GIBBS , CIS Broadway.
J. V. BENSON ,
For Fountain Dlshe * of Ice Cream that nra 11 derj ji below zoro. An el
egant fruit and confectionery parlor , wnaro everything is cool , clam
and nice. Ho. ! B Pearl street.
Look at the Immense stock'of Summer and Fall goods kept by
JOHN PETER , Merchant Tailor
, K2 Ilioadway , Opera House lllock.
Iteco'.loct that in hot weather people should Keep tampornto
Don't get excited , although the a\vfulsluthing of prices In summer
footwear at tno
BANKRUPT Boot and Shoe Store - T
25 Main Street. Is enough to excite any body.
RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE of a red hot summer people should
buy their meats of a butcher wto knows how and has the menus of
properly keonlng them. The flnest market in iho west Is the new
establishment of
J. M. SCANLON , Upper Broadway.
If you want cool , clean , froh grooorio ? , go to
N. A. TAYLOR , 10 Main St.
People never get hot when they buy of
F. W. SPETMAN & BRO.
They guarantee fair dealing always. COS and fill Mala Street.
Even though the weather is hut
W. W. BILGBB
Has some red-hot bargains la real estate and several Rood houses to
rent , all titled up with modern improvements. No. Ml Pearl St.
GOLF AX WATBR BY BOTTLE OB CASE.
W. N. YOUNG , 414 Broadway ,
ZERO PRICES !
For ill kinds of groceries and provisions.
STEINKOPF & SGOFIELiD ,
Keumeyor Hotel lluildlng , Ilroadway.
1O Degrees Below Zero , and the Water
Still Running ;
J. O. BIXBY , Sanitary Plumbing.
rrc-cio out prices nt the "Famous. " 2)3 ) Uroa-Jway : rips lp , Tuckile , MiUoliin
Be , Clotlicn I'lnslc. x Ib can 1'eiidien ! 'c ' , i nriiliios &c , choice lUcn To III , boil rolloJ
Oat * 4a Ib. " 1770" Wo Hi , Kirk's Wulto llusslim hony li tmn i > c , Oliolco J | inn Ton
io Hi , RoasU-iI Hlo CJfTuuUo , licit Kiel Coiroo'JIo. Coal Oil Ilk ' , , Orlo 1 A | > | iU > V.lli ) f I
Uoocl flour tl ai ncfr. 11111 every thing o ! o In proportion. Wu Klyo O.nalia I'rlcoi.
Hottom prlcoa 1 OEO. II. ME80HENDOUF. M7 Ilroadway. Look at
thes'i prices : Hlb steat , fioj chuclc stoakt6c ; boll beef , 4c ; corn beef ,
4c ; chuclc roast , r.c . : shoulder roast , to to "c ; prlmorlb standard roast ,
lOc ; porterhouse ftoulc. IDc ; veal stcalc , 7o to IJJc ; muMon chops , Oc to
lie ; pork chops. He ; salt pork , be ; hams , lite ; shoulders , Gc ; bacon , Itc ,
TIHIIE ] IRTJSSIEILjILi.
Kspeclally Adapted for
SIZES FROM
25.T0300 LIGHTING
HORSE POWER Mills and Elevators
AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Specifications and estimates furnished for completed team plants , llcgnlatlon , durability
tLunrnntc-ed , can show letters from users whore fuel Hconomy in en.ua !
with Corliss Non Condensing. H nd for faUloguo.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent.
No. BIO Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
The licit Equipped Kstabllshment In the West. Boos Dyeing and Cleaning of Garment * and
floods of o\ cry description and material. Dry Cluunlugof 1'lno Garments u Specialty.
Out ot town orders by mall or oxpruns , will receive prompt attention.
Works on Motor Line , Corner 26tti St , & Ave , A , Council Bluffs
OMAHA OFFICE , IS2I FARNAM STREET
G. A. SUIJOEDSAOK.
GEORGE METOALF ,
JtKALKSTATU.
No. 1O Pearl St
THE MANHATTAN
BILLIARD AND CIGAR STORE
418 UNO AI > WAV ,
UAL.OM2Y & O'JUKIISJJ ,
luos. w , II. .M. rosier
OFFICER & PUSEf.
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Broadway ,
IIMJKI H , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign end domestic xchanz *
Collectloni mada uud iutor it paid on tlinod *
posit * .
- II AH TUB CHOICEST MT OK" -
SUBURBS & INTERIOR PROPERTY
In the city , ( Jilt edged opportunities to I urn
dUt * lavojtoH and liaat 4 K r -