0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , FUIDAY , AUGUST 1. 1890 ,
THE OMAIJA
CCUNCIL BLUFFS.
OI-TIC'B , NO , 11 ! PE/WL ST ,
Drll\Ptc < l by Onrrli r Inuny partof tliaOlty
II.V 'tll.TO.N , > - MANAUKIl.
t1. No
NlRlit IMItoi. So. a.
N V I Co.
Council Illuffs Lumber Co . coal.
AII pni ties Indebted to C. rncdmnn will
plciLso call anil suttlo toJ.iy and tomorrow lit
the store , 10'J Hiomlwiiy.
Tlienc'tcrnn llioini'ii will meet nt the Kci-
cno uiirino house at H o'clock tills tiiornlnc ; to
ntt < ml thofuneral of WiiUcrcr.iti.im. ! Ualbj's
band will nc coin piny them.
Thoi niollini'iit of teachers nttcndlnp the
rountj nainiiil now iv.iiliL-s the astonishing
llf'uiocifill ; ! , 11 KrrnlcT number tluu all the
teachers f ti gaged In tlicnonnty.
The Good Toinpliiis lawn sociable at the
roslili'iicoof Mrs Hurfj < " s on Lo ran street
last nlifht vvui nttendcil by n luiiru tiuinbeii
mid n veij plrwant o\cnliij ( was c-njojcd.
1'ho Mctiopolltun iiiartotto | , composed of
the C'li'xv hint mlnitrc'l lonipiny , suicniulid
( jcwuo M < si huiilorf lint nltfht , and woio
loysilh c'litci talncd by him In return for the
compliment.
1 N' nicklnppp nnd faintly left lust even-
Intf Mllfonl , Dii-iitnr county , lo\\n , foi n few
wccl online ' , Mr rilcUiniror has hull1 n
linnthmiio little suinina loslcli'iuo and will
Of cilpj It \ \ hile the hot vciither Insts
Thcio will ho a "housennniiiit" or social
plvcn bj tlio ionirrciiition of Ttlnitv Motho-
illstrhliti h at the IM'W icslilcnco of the pis
tor , H Alexander , i-0 ! Kkvcnth ii\cmiir , In
I'niU adilltlon , on this , I'ridny mcnlnf ;
C'li" . ( Maud's utility ols nppc.itod hcforf n
full liouw last evening nnd Rmi1 thu nuilt-
piicc two hours ot solid lun ' 1 ho lituuer
bi others , the Council Ulnfft ( untliiRi'iit of
tlio cninpnnj , paiticul.nl > distinguished
tlicmsvUct.
A niiin iiiiiiiod Wilsht who wiw brought In
fioin Kotkfoid tuunshlp cliirgcdvltli sted-
liiKn harness nnd been confined to the county
Jail for scri'i.il days , will lnuo u heating on u
writ of hilx 13 coipus bc'foio.Iudgc Ciirt > on
on Silniilaj.
The iIioiiH-n at Xo 3 linso lieu < ; a ara floorIng -
Ing th"lr building with condemned hose
The tracks from thu stills to the \\iuron and
tlie ill iv evnlinvc \ boon coMiod , anil it Is
found to bo n pre-ut inipiw cinent OUT tlio
haul plankloon. ( .
'The committee on stu'ptsnnd nllejs In tlio
t'ltj council held a meeting A cstciilnr foi tlio
purpose of inmilrin Intothc pioposcd widtn-
ingof 12 ist I'ic'ico stioet fioin Stutsinnn to
Union Tlio inoinhPiM of thoi'ominiUco inado
an cxiiinlniition of thogioinul and will icpoit
( it Iliu nicotine ; of tlio council on Monday
night.
rl ho regular nionthh mooting nf Pottnuut-
tanilo Count } Pmlt CJiowcis' mid Ouideneis'
iLssntlatlon will to held S.ituidij , August 2 ,
In the muni } couit house1 , nt J o'clock As
business of gieut itniioitiinco in connection
with the national fanners' longicssvlll como
up for dual notion a laigo attendance is de-
Micd
rlho icildents of Vine and I3iynnt sheets
hn\o been i oniplnining httteily of the \.Mtcr-
works coinpanj for shutting off tho\\nt < rso
ficqiicnth while nttotnptlng toiepah thodc-
fectho hjdiiints nnd iiuiins tint lno boon
clinked uplth grael and stones Thmcr-
piiis veil ) tompjoted jciteuliy nnd the
wnlui w.w tuitiLdon pjnniincnth , much to
tbilr icliof
'Uoul wnsieciMu'd fiomlicdOnlc Instovun-
IIIK to the effect that.lnd'o ! Deenier bad re
fused to guint an injunction usUcil for ro-
Rtiulnlni ; the s.ilo of liquors in an micliml
jMcknge house in this city in which .John Lin-
dei and othen 1110 intvicsted Tlio in-u- (
iiHiits in the ji iing injiini tlon c.'seeiosub -
mittcd nnd thu matter taKonundri mlvlsc-
incnt with piobiliilit } of a decision being
rendered today
"I don't ' caio to expiess an opinion on pro
hibition cithei one way or the other , " -aid a
nlusici.m } csterdny. "hut I do not ohjeit to
bcinjf quoted as siiyiiiff th.it theio is no better
icmedy to boused in ilipthciia tbrtn chiuii-
paKno. It should bo used as a ai KO ! fie-
qucnth and the patient peunlttul to swallow
onoiiKhof it to act as n nmilcinto stimulant.
1 have litid ? omo yen renurl.ablo success
w'tli ' Its nsoin cases wlicrol had '
ociica -
BOII to fool alarmed Its use can do no li.itin ,
and J am buic itill novel fall to do some
goou. "
llio abandonment of the Union P.iriflc
dummy trains between Council Bluffs ,
Omaha , South Omnhiiand Allnlgiit lin-i been
lii.nlly deteunined upon and pees into olTout
today It is understood that the city council
will t.ilm some action lesanUnt ; tlio com
pany's finmhlsoon Union uvenito nt tboicK-
ulin meeting on Monday ecnlnc. . The ah in-
doninent of these suburban tinlns has
caused a sciious incoinnnienco in
tbo handlliiL ' , and transfer of in-ill
matter between the two cltk . Post
master TioMior was In conference with the
oftlcorsof the comiiiii } InOmihiesterduy
nfteinoon cinlcmoiinpto imiUo some tetnpor-
niy arraiiRcnient by which the transfer of the
malls would not ho intouupted until thodo-
paitmtnt can mnke peimnncnt niiaiiKeuiviits
foi can } inp the pouches The business men
of both elites are deeply Intrusted in tbo
nmttoi and they w ill watch the negotiations
with some anxiety.
P. C Miller , ttie palntei and decorator , nt
bomo to bis friends , bib Soath Sixth street.
If you wish tosc'll jour propeitv call on the
Jllikl .V , Wells Co , ( J. B. Judcl , piosidcilt , UUu
BioniUuiy.
A Hi'in i Untile Hiilii'iiM Corpus Can p.
A sonio\\hut commit iblo habeas coipn * CMSO
liiw been coinniencc'd in the suiienoi eoint of
this city bj tlio filing of u | ictitlon for the
xult Into \Vodncsd.iy c\ening reqnliiiij ?
BheiiffJ. 1) Gnuisun of Iliiulson county to
pioduioMi nnd Mis Kmily IliobCO of Mis-
nouii Valley , who 1110 toinpoi.nily In lite cus
tody imaltlng tmnspoitntion to tlioUlaiinda
insnno asylum , \\liciothoy hn\c been onlcieel
contlned l > j tlio Il.irilson lounty Ins.mit )
coininlsblontts. Mi's. Bicscci Is the unfor-
tunnto hid } \\hoso strauga hallucination is
tint slid is the elanghtcr of Loul Wads\\ort )
nnd heir to the estates in ono of tlio
oldest peerages in Kngl.md , tlmt slio
i\os the H'sult of n moig.mtlo imirilugu
mid \\m biought to thlt lountiy by hci
jiaivnts , wbo tied to cacapo the persecutions
of the .nobleman's family , that her mothci
died \\lilloshu wus nbibv , niul that her dis-
coiibolnto father , after deiiositing n Inrgo sum
of inonuy in the bunds of ix trustee ) for tlio
portion of tha e'lilld , becnino tlioictiin of n
conspiracy that had for its abject tlio scorn
ing of the foi tunonml the idler unit ; of the
fnther nnd child , \vliictM\as nccoiiinlished
Hulling the child uost and confining the
fut he-fin nn hiMino iisjlum from \\hlcli ho
escaped nftur thli ty j cars. Alra. Bieseo Is
said to bo tboIetlmof n lot of clnlivoumts
mid hphltimlistsvhohao icnstiiieted the
elabotiito roinaneo that tbuonian tells and belle -
lloes. . and Ua\o used the power they ha\o
pained ovei her and her husband to secure nil
the ( Minings of the woman's llfo time , which
amounted to eonstdcrnulc- , sbo was a splen
did inllllnei nnd c.iiiioil on a prolltublo busl-
ne s In the Valley for the past sot en or eight
Tears. Iho uomnn's halhieinatlous would
Imvo liccn eonsldured liinmless andbliooukl
pot hnvo been intci fcrod with had nho not
conceived the Idea that \i\veo \ \ pot tlon of her
Btolcn foituno hud been seeuieihuul \ \ us bolng
cno\c'd ] by t-ovend of the inoit prominent and
veaitliy men In the Ullage. In her efforts to
compel lestltntlon s > ho has made lfo [ veiy un
pleasant for tlu'jei gentlemen nnd their fiinii-
lies , and bus chnrged them \\llh huvingmndo
uunitrous uttcnipts upon tier life , und tiled
Infoiinations in vailous lourts chaigine ; them
\\ithliisIdlousefToits to muiiler herself and
hnslinnd by poisoning them. Several months
ngo both she nnd her husuandcto taken before -
fore the Insane conimNAlonei's at Logan , ami
nf toi u rigid examination wcro disclmi ged. The
oxcUeincnt Inelili'iit to the proceedings btlll
fuither ilistuibed tbolr inentnl balance , and
tliov beenmo such u mdsanco tlmt public
polfoy denninileHl their incarccnitlon. Ac-
coiillnglj un Infornnlionchnisliiirtheni with
msnnltyns Jlk-d by M H Jlolbrook , onouf
their ininiiiJiy ( riioinics , and they \\cro
cxainlneul again and adjunct ! huano.
Tlio application for tlio wilt liens U for the
imrposo of hu\hii ( ! fuitlier Inquirj'Ilto | " 1O
( iiicstlon of their nanlty. It will bo heard ou
August 'J , _
Will itcen the Rtoro open today and tomor
row to fccttio nccouuta. U. ' ' " " ' " ' "
NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS ,
Major Lymau's ' Daughter Record ? Some Sen
sational Heal Istato Oonvcyanccs ,
TWO PLATTSMOUTH MEN ROBBED.
Jcihn .Tncksou and Harry Iliilnos llnvt ;
a Kougli Kxperlcnuo on
tlio Kow Miudercr
llnll'H IMcn.
Three couvcance wcro filed In the county
recorder's oHleo yenlcrd ry tint cieato 1 u lit
tle Tiioio Inlet est thnn commonly attiches to
prosy Icpal document1) . AVhuii It bccamo
guncrall } known around the court house
w hat the } were , thcro w.e n little buzz of
Konuino excitement. Ono was a quit claim
deed from MM Mabel Crick , conveying to J.
Smith of Grand Island , Neb. , nil her In
terests' in ccitaln real ostite to which she
hud clnlin us the heir of her grandfather ,
1'etei Smith , ono was nn assignment to N ,
M Hubnard , jr , of Omnhu , of her one-sixth
interest In the property of her ( mindfuthcr ,
nnd the othei was a warianty deed eoino-
r to IlubbiUcl the ) umllliled one-sixth in-
teiest in her ( finnclfathcr's estate In consld-
ciatlon of > 10OOJ. The assignment wus llled
for iccotd at 11 o'clock and tbo waiianty
deed 11 10 a in. while the quit claim deed
\us not tiled until 2 p in.
Interest attaches to the transactions for
sovcinl rcisons one that it clouds the title to
n great de il of propel ty , aiiJ | another because
thewotnin herself has recently had some
piomlnciuo giien her.
Mis Click claims to bo the daughter of
Josephine Smith , who wasthn diiiKhterof
1'eter binltli mid thn llrst wife of the late
Joseph Linan She claims to have but 10-
ccntly dls > co\cicd that she wu the grand-
datnjlitei of 1'etor Smith , nnd ono of the six
hen's to his estate , anil knew nothing of the
extent or value of thoostito until she pio-
eim.d hci infotinmlon thiough her uncle1 , J
n'bmitliof ( Uniid Island , Neb Shu alleges
that ho icported thatli < > r intoicst in the
pioport } was wotth about * ! , " ) ( ) ( ) , and she
linnll } gayo him a quit claim deed
upon lecclpt of that nmoiirt ,
but u few lunus afler giving the deed
she was put In possession of fni ts that ma
terially chunked her \iui\sof the mutter.
She uiscovpio I that the estate was woith
about vlUO,0K ( ) and had been settled up with
out any knowledge on the p ut of tliondinlnls-
tratois that Putcr Smith's d milliter had left
nn heh by her inniiinge to Majoi Lvtn.in.
Smith bni mi n deid for nnnv } ( iirs , and the
estate his be-on settled tip and ithidcel and
Hindi of the piopeit } , the icil estate es-
peeinlly , sold mil unsold The dlscoxciy that
< lie was the legitimate granddaughter of
Smith was nnde , she allegesby her uncle ,
.1 1 ] Smith , the Ciund Island man. and ho
hastened to SMCUIO himself , and others by
gcttlnif the quit ( lalmdeed fiom lier to all
hei interests in the piopeity The msisn-
nient of her Inteieats to Hub bind and the ex
ecution of a wiuianU deed was for the pin-
pose of shutting out tbo rlaitu iicfiuited b } .1
U Smith mid nulllf vim ? the ( nil ! c'l.iliu deed
This seems to ha\o liccnci } stnoothlnc -
complislied b.\ the few houis piioiitj in llllnt ?
thunssirniiicnt and the w nn ant \ dud.
' 1 ho nutter will ol course icsult in exten-
shelitigiUon in the eouit.s , in which a ( jic'iit
many people besides the members of the
Smith fmiuly will be Intciehtcd Much of the
le-nl eatnto is In the hands of innocent
purchascis , who acquired thoh titles In iv
succession of wiuant\ deeds originating with
the ndinmistiiitois of the estate when they
bad no Knowledtroof tlio existence of a inmoi
heir It will phiioa elond upon the title to
all the ical estate sold b } the adininistiator
and to the cntiio estate , and will set iv gicat
ninii } people to w oik lookh'g up the ( Imln ot
titles to thi'ir piopeity The Imds InvoUed
Ho in 1'ottawiittamle , Hinggold , Outline ,
11in I-on anil Henry couutUs in Iowa , and in
IIill count } and in tbo town of Grand Is'ancl. '
NebAnother
Another significant fnct concerning the
transfers h that the quit claim deed was
signed on ! } by Mrs , Mabel Click and the
assignment and warianty deed weio signed
bvMis Click mid her husbind , Ucortro M
Click.
A good hose reel fico with o\cry 100 feet of
hobo puichascd at Blxb's.
Hnbhed on tlio "How. "
The presence of a platoon of police was re-
quhed to settle a seilous disturbance on the
"low" nt 1 o clock jcsteutay moining , and
when it was settled the patrol wagon eon-
vncd to the station n full loul of men and
women. Two of the piinclpals were sadly
battered up and wore ) bleedhnrfi oil wounds
and biuiseson tlieir heads and faces. Ves-
terd.i } morning the police continued their in
vestigations , whleh resulted in booking Will
lain Van Allen , Charles Denning , C L Yost ,
P IZ Jeniconnd iMilto Kildnro foi ns > suult
and biltei } and laieeiiy from the person
Die victims of tlio nsaiiult and the Iniccny
weic two } ounp men who gave the names of
John Jackson and Iliu r } Unities of 1'latls-
moutb , Neb .li.eksnn , who keeps a llvoi }
stable in Pluttninoiith , cjino up to Omaha in
company with llnires .lackson had with
him about SI II ) , nearly nil of which was in ! > , ' . )
gold nieces In Omaha they met C L Yost ,
who is said to bo an nit lound tough , and
whom they had previously been acini dined
with In Plattsniouth Aftcrwaidslhe } weio
joined b } so'iio otlu'n. They -ilsiteJ
iManawa and ictuined to Ointiha They
wanted to tro homo last nlijlit nnd wcic
told by Yost that the best way would bo
tocoino actoss to this feidoof the liver and
go down on the Kansas City This thev con
cluded to do , and the compui } boa tiled u
motor and c line across. Jackson suswcted
that they miuht get into tinuble , anct so he
slipped his money to Halnes to keep lei him
On this side the paity was Joined by Mike.
Kildtuo and later by William Van Alien , who
is n stinnger to the authorities lieio The
pirtj wont into a saloon on Upper Hi oad way ,
und after takinga dimk stutccl , as Jackson
supposed , for the depot , hut instead of hi ing-
Ing up nt the depot they wcro taken to thei
house of ill-faini' ' 1 hey had been there but
n few minutes w hen trouble begun and Jne
son got out. Ho letuincd after a Jew minutes
and the sci.ip immediate ! } began again , four
of tbo fellows seizing Hiilnes nnd heating him
about the head Jackson ( uctpeil and does
not romcinhor much about what ocetiricd
nftonuml. Inn few minutes It was all over
mid tha paity weio outside the house when
the oftcernni\ed ! nnd took the Iho In cus
tody.
tody.Whllo
Whllo the row was ininogiess .Tnekson was
robbed of his money HU pockets weio toin ,
showing that tlio money hail been taken violent
lent ! } whllo the scuffle was in picgro s , but
by wham has not > ot been satlsfnctoill }
shown ' 1 ho throe women who ll\o at the
house were taken into custody nnd held as
w itnesses Ktldnro and his b ir tender , \f.
11. Dalson ; wcioclmged with thoiobbery on
the statements of Jackson nnd llalncs , who
descii'jed U.dson peifcctly befoio thp ofllccis
ariostcd him.
The w hole on tilt was brought up for exanii-aj
nation In the superior couit at - o'clouk yes
terday afternoon Thu police debiied n little )
more ) tlmo to look up the ev Idcncu against
U.ilson , and nil the cases wcio continued
until Monday morning. The charges were
changed and nil but Unison will bo anaigned
for assault and battery nnd distutbing the
peaeo.
The man Van Allen Is suffering from a bul
let wound in the knee nnd walks with
erutihes. Ho claims that ho ieeei\ed the
wound from a revolver in the bands of a
crook who mistook him for n policeman. The
ofllecrs , however , have some other informa
tion concerning him of which they arc vciy
lotlient. They claim to be nhlo to show on
the trial that Jackson and Halnes were fol
lowed from I'lattsmouth by two of the par-
tics who knew they had the money , and they
were run across thu rlvei and Into the house
of prostitution In executing n conspiracy to
rub them
ThoMudmUan porting headquni tcrs , 418
Hroadwny ,
I'len ,
It Is asscitod that Hull , the murdeicr , has
mapped out u line of defense , if ho lives to
have his case adjudicated In court. Ho con
templated making temporary Insanity an ex
cuse ) for his crime , but bo bos rccoiisluered
It , nndIM \ determined to plead the infidelity
of his wife to her inntltnl vows nnd the fact
thntsho endeavored ( o Induce the thirteen-
jour old fdrl to enter upon n career of shame
in ono of the houses of prostitution which
was frequented by the mother nnd the older
tliiut'htor. In other words , ho will attempt
to show In vindication of his crime that he
killed the wife to save the daughter.
The old man is resting comfortably in his
cell nt th3 county Jill , and regards hisehunccs
of recovery with Indifference , und still main
tains Hint ho did right In killing lit * wlfo.nml
would do the same thing again under tha
same circumstances.
J. 0. llpton , real cstito , MT Broadway ,
AVnll niperntiltf cents per roll ; not rem
nants , utC L Gillette's , lit ) Pearl st.
A C.IIIIIIKC < > ! ' ririn.
Mr. H. I'othjbtldfrc , the * well known
butcher , who 1ms boon engaged In the busi
ness In Council lllulTs for iniuiy .MUM , 1ms
( riven n practical demonstration of his popu
larity ns u butcher nnd bU pioneci citizen
ship bycnlniging his business nnd taking
Into the linn his son Willie , who has been
raised in Council IH'ilTs und has become nn
tUo nnd successful business num. Tlio
change of linn oecuis today , nnd heieafter It
will bo known us II. I'cthybrUH'O tVcKon.
The postofllco meat market , which Is tbo
heudqunrters of the thin , is one of Iho best
known nnd popular in the city , and Its popu-
lurit } will hobtlli fuither Ineieased bj the
dmngo in the ilrin
Dr Boweis' oflleo.iiioveU to 20 N. Main.
of
On and after August I , 190 , the tlrm of II
Poll ) } bildcoiV Son will succeed H Pethy-
biiilireiind will cont'.mio business at The
Po tofllco Meat Mniltet. Pintles Indebted
to II. Pcthybiidge will please call and settle.
II 1'LimnuiiK.n : ,
II l'i riur.inixii : & Sov.
Torn \Vnjxva id Girl.
A constable from Sioux City was hero } es-
teidnv looking for a } ouug ghl nnnicd I.otta
Noiton , who i-.ui away from her homo in that
clt } last Ki 'da ' } , and Is supposed to have
como to tills city She is only 11 f teen } ears
old , butts way wind anil Incoiiiejiblo and a
candidate foi the otute icforni school. The
constable took a look for her among the
houses of piostitutlon , but did not succeed In
finding her Chief Card's men will look
her up.
< k
We have customeis for inside Impiovcd
propurt } , terms , all cash If 011 hive a bar
gain to oiler call on E. II. feheufe & Co. at
oiue.
J C. Illxiiv , steam henlap ! , sanitary en
gineer , IMU Ufo buildiiiLf , Onuha ; 'Oi Mor
ii.uii block , Council BlulTs.
Quiet 1 } Joined.
Last evening at b.HOUr Gcotk'e C Hiown
and Miss lcllo II iteher weie marilcd In St.
Paul's chuiili , HeT J. Mucltuy ofllciatiug
Only the iclatUcs were admitted to the
chinch and the affair was \ery moilcstl } con
ducted , consldeiing the socml standing and
extended cheles in which the } both move
Captain Hight gave away the fair hiide , who
w.w dicssedin ati.ueling suit 'iheiewero
many presents , among them some ven ele
gant ones Dr and Mrs. Hiown will take nn
outing at Spit it Luke ns their wedding trip ,
joining n paity of friends who leave lor thcio
Saturda } .
Tmlaj and 1 onutirow ,
The Boston stote clearing sale is chawing
near u ikHo , toil iv (1'iidu ( ) mid tomoiiow
( Satuuhi } ) beini ; tlm last two das of the-ir
givat 10 na % cleaiiugsaleme\lous to linen
toiy , anil in older to nmko 10011 for fall
good ; \a announced In the columns of oui
daily pTpeis this has been the gieitest sale
of diy goods ever witnessed in Council liluin
It would seem as though e\eiy lad } , man
and child hud \ Isitcd this gieaU sulo fioin the
eiowds tlmt dailj attended. If theio is anyone
ono left who has not slim el in the baigiiins
offficd by the Boston stoio they should not
wait one hour longer , but follow the ciovvd
wending their wii } to the place whcio even-
one is made happy. Hemembei today uudto-
nioiiow , the twolast dajs of the sale. Bos
ton stoio. Council muffs , rotlieiiiifihuin ,
Whitelnw il Co Store open till 10 o'clock
Saturday.
Monev at reduced latcs loincilon chattel
and ical estate security by C. U. SheafoiScCo
o
A Fdslon Convention ,
DinHOIT , Mich , July JJ1. A special from
Lansing , Mich , siis there were moie than
two hundred union laboi gieenbaek-fanners'
ulllaneo delegates picsent whm the conven
tion was culled to onler this foiuioon Di.
D H Doming of Tnscola was inadochuli-
nian anO a list of standing committees so
li L ted. The convention ndloutncd until uf-
teinoon to gl\o the committee on phitfoini
time to prepaid a decimation of principles
lor the new industrial pnrty.
In the afternoon nplitfoun was nnoptcd
denouncing the i ( .publican and demociatic
putics for ciiniinal nbuso of power since the
close of the civil war ; demanding tlio aboli
tion of national bunks and the substitution of
legil tuiulci tieasuty notes , all inonej to bo
legal tender ; the free ) coinage of silver , rail-
loads , telegraphs and telephones
to bo opeiatcd in the intcicst
of the people ; eight-hour laws ; permit
tlio fanner deduct his moitgngo fiom nsscas-
inent ; u graded income tux ; goveinmcnt
louns to tha peoples on ieal estate secniit } ,
the Australian ballot system , homestead cv-
cmptlon to the value of * 1.000 on ! mpio\ed
and poi-sonal mopeity , ledretlon of salai-
ies of all public olllccis on an economical
basis , election of piesldent and scimtois by
u direct vote of the people
Tlio follow ing ticket was noinin ited : < _ ! ov-
cinor , Eugene H. Ueldun , lieutenant gov
ernor , John M. McUicgoi ; bociutniy of state ,
William TJ Adams ; tteasuter , llcniy 1) ) .
lllnckman , stnto auditor , William AV Gia-
hnm ; uttoinuy ucnci il , A. A , Kills ; supeiin-
tcndcnt of public liistuution , C. A Selttler ;
justice of the supreme couit , O'Brien J At
kinson.
liosolutions in fa\or of n seivlco pension
hill and a prohibition plank weio icjceted
and after some deb ito n i evolution favoring
woman biilTiago was added to the phttfoim.
Adjouined.
Ciops in
Aitllisov , Knn. , Jnl } Ul. [ Special Tele-
Kiam to Tnr Bn. ] C. M. Knthbourne ,
supeilntendeiitof the JIlssouil 1'acilic , has
Just been over the ccntial bnnch illvbiou and
ho contlnns the repjits of crop faihno in
wcstci n Kansas. IIo si\s tliero will bo a
failure ) of the coin crop west of the lirst 100
miles of tlio reid Them ma ) bo 10 per cent
of 1 ist year's crop { ratheicd between tlio Blue
and Republican livers , hntwcstof Concordln ,
cov cnng the \\ostcin hulf of the suite , not nil
car u 111 bo iUsed Kast of the Blue ilvor
10 or fiO per cent of last ye.u's ciop will bo
raised Mr Ituthbonino has moio encourag
ing reports from Nebraska.
.Japan Ad\iccn.
SFnvNcifio , Cal , July 31. Advices
fromJapui by steamer today lepoit dlsor-
ders In yuiloiiB parts of the cmplte over Iho
high price of lice nnd the fiimlno consequent
thereupon. On Sade island there wn % ery
seiious rioting nnd ti oops hive Dc.cn sent to
the scene , Cliolcm cases uro Incieiislng and
many deaths are reported.
Oovernor Tiler AVIll Attend.
Sinisom i.n , 111 , July ! U. Governor Fifer
bus ( losltivolj agreed to attend the great trl-
c'lm.it cnntoinncnt of the I'atilnrch militant In
Chicago August 7. Huwlll be accompanied
by Colonel Hooves , his mivato scciotiry , Ad
jutant Gcnural Vance , Lieutenant Cioveinor
Hay and the govenior's military statf
. sow York ( Hi-pen let's ! It-lKe.
Nnv YOUK , July ill. A genoial ttilkc was
ordeied this morning of the mm cmplo > eden
on all the publlu schools now being repnhod.
About twent'twohundi < ed men arc out of
woik and theio is serious doubt whether the
publics schools will bo ublo to open Septem
ber y.
On Iliu IViihloii Appeal Hoard.
WASIIISOTOV , July ai , O , II , Gllnmio of
Illinois his been appointed u member of the
board of pension nppeils.
A Florida llolnt.
Livn OAK , Flu. , July Ul. Kelly Stewart ,
colored , was hanged hero today for the mur
der Qf John JIuwHlus about two years ut > ' ° <
IIOW LINCOLN COT HER NAME ,
She Wiu OhriUcned Uy Colonel Bill Hicklln
Now of Indianipolis.
OVERRULED BY THE MAJORITY.
Ho Had I Ivor } thing Klxcd tr > Onll the
Capital " ' , " Hut Was
Foieod to ( Jlvo In by
Many of these who hiivo vislloil the
counull chamber und noticed the nlujful
of the stiiturfiiian from the ) Sovon-
teeuth ward , and his woiulcrful paillu-
montniy ccliiii-clssumont uro not inviiro
Hint Mr. Illcldln , or "Colonel Hill , " as
his inllmuto nsdodiites cttll him , was
once a member of the lotjlshituro. On
his side ol the ledger Is the ctotllt of
nnmliiL , ' onqof the most llonilshimj cities
in the west , and tlio capital of a great
btato , bays tlio Indianapolis News. The
colonel was sotited in fiotit of his olllc-o ,
pioiluelii-r nn opldoiulo among the
s\Mirnis of Illos that abounded , by pulling
the Miioko of a twenty ( for ) IHo cent
clifiii- Into them as an ambassador of the
News upnumuhed.
"Colonol,1' reiaiukcd the omlmsador ,
"Is it tiuo thutjou pot-formed aor \ im
portant jmit in thocarlj hlstoiy of No-
bnwknV"
"O , my boy , these wcro tlio hale } on
dn\s join mo in u dur | ? noTlfos < i >
mo not like the kind I emoko at Counull.
I bring them just on purpose for j on
nowspipor ehnps nh , woll. I'll { ji\o it
to Homo ono else , tlion , " and the colonel
uhtiukled ns ho put the "IlacUdrhoi's1
Dollfjht" In hlbest pookotforu victim
that wns Hiiro to uomo.
"In 1807 , " be an the Htatcsinnn fioin
\VardSo\ontoon , " 1 was a member of
the territorial le Mature of NobiMska.
It wasn't the country then that It is now
and anybody could bo elected. Tliero
woto just nlno demoei.its nnd wo had
rather a rocky load to travul , for our
kind of democrat' } uu-m't lolbhed by n
whole lots of people. The legislature
nieit at Oinahn then and soon a cry \\ont \
up to locate tlio capital omowlicro cl-e.
Omaha was on thu ninth fide of the
i'lutto , ami thoic fiom the other side
weio the advocates of n change. I w.is
fiom Iho south ido and wo boon had
things our waj , mid the onlj ouostion
wiib where tlie capital bhould bo located.
The people of Omaha , of course , wanted
iUheic ! and many cauoiibses were liold.
" \Vo llniill } f ot votes enoiiffli except one.
and I slatted out to got that ono. It
didn't taUo mo loii ) , ' , for I fiibtencd on a
clmp named Moiton. Moiton was a
Biuat , tall , ungainly chap fiom tlicbacK-
woods , woto aJiuc-K'ddn suit and mocca-
HIH ! , and didn't e liango his whiit during
the entii o season. Ho had a-wonderful
capacity for blowing uw-a > wliisku es-
jwchilly at the oxpcmto of t-oino ono else ,
and the other bide tried mighty li nil to
et him , but I got tlioio liist. My busl-
ness \MIS \ to take c-i-o of JMorton and en
tertain him , I cnteitained him bo well
that the other side couldn't
irut hold of him. When thej
hud a caucus Moiton was \\ith mo , and
when we hud a caucus Motion was in }
Hide p irtnor. The bill was dually duiwn
up and tlio name of SalinoCit } inserted
for the capital at my icquost. I\Iy \ na
tive count } inMi'fcotiii was Sillno , and
I thotiLrhtlt would boquito an honor to
IwvoNobuibka named after it. So well
pleaded was I that Iioto to a number
of in } friends and impiossod upon them
my impoittinco , tint all I hud to do waste
to ask for the cnith and got it. And I
had mimed the capital of Xobiaska after
the fjinelon spot of Mibbouil.
" \Volltlio gtontdaaril\ed. The leg
islative halls nero crowded , and no ono
was happier than I. Motion , with sev
eral gauges on , sat be--ido mo , conscious
of the fact that while I was a gi cat man ,
my gioatnoss depended upon him. The
bill \\IIH lead the firat time , and amendments -
monts wcro asked for , A follow from
the other side got up and moved to
amend b } stiiking out the woids Saline
City und inserting instead the name of
Lincoln.
"M'oll , yon could \iti\o \ knocked mo
dywn with a feather , I MIW thiou'h } ,
the wliolo schoino in an instimt. The
Omulia follows thought I would vote for
the name of Lincoln , und if I didn't
Morton wouldn't either , and the bill
would bo defeated. I looked at Morton
in hopes of consolation , but my buckskin-
clad , linen-duster friend , who was a 10-
jniblicanin politics , woioasmilo that
boded no # oed to my cause , and I had to
do something mighty quick. I bprang
to my foot , and in an Instant overthing
was as still as death.
" 'Mr. Speaker and gontloinon , thin IH
a Htirpriho to mo and I sn } freely that I
prefer the name of Saline City , but if it
is the wish of the majority to select
bomo ether name , I am vvitli you and for
once in my lifo I nm n Lincoln man. Ijii
my vote bo iccoidod in fu\oro ( Lincoln ]
"Tho house failly wont wild. I was
elieoied and applauded to the echo and
then cheered a ain , nnd when tlio vote
was counted Lincoln was the capital of
NobtasKi Morton and I did it. Soonit
was located and } ou Know what it is to
day. "
"Hut your fticnds in Mlb&ouii "
\ontitrod the umbass.idoi1.
'I never wioto to them again , "
answered the colonel with a deep sigh.
SIlAIJj AVI5 Jim : A OJ-JXTUIIVV
The Consiih 91io\\h 'lhal Flle is Galu-
Inti KVCIJ Vojr.
How long , can an average man live
under the piohont oulor of things ? in-
quiios the Now YorK Journal.
With a vlow toabcoitniningsomething
doflnito about the matter , the writer jcs-
torilny asked the pninlon of some of tlio
leading Now York phj&leimis oil tlio
bubjoct.
Dr. Cyrus Kdhonwasof the opinion
that , all things coiihidoicd , jieoplo aio
phsically Btrongor now than they were
HOvoral gcnciatious haclt.
'Statistics of longevity ate hard to
collect , " ho bald , "ftir the reason that it
would loqniio a coinjiniison of four or
llvo gonoratlons to obtain actual liguics.
Within the last twenty ycais military
hclonco lias Hindu \\oiidei fill stridcH. Wo
lm\o parsed the period when bick people
who got well did ho In bpltoof tlio doc
tor. There Is a moio intulllgout understanding -
standing of the causes of disease , nnd
the result cannot hut bo honollcial. "
"Then you think that , on the wliolo ,
people are utrongor now than In tlio
good old dnyhV "
D "Thcro jiro many things to iwlnt to
biiuli ti conclusion. Take- , for instance ,
the last cxpodlllon to the North I'olo.
The men on that expedition ll\eil under
conditioiiH to whicli the men of a gener
ation or two ago succumbed. They had
passed tlio limit whoio animal and veg
etable llfo could exist , and where the
thermometer rcglotercd over 70s below
/.eio. This feat was never tux'oinpliblicd
before In tlio hMor } of tlio world , "
Ho nlbo instanced the walking fonts of
the proton ! day , which had broken all
previous records.
"As to the duration of human lifo , I
nin not a btutloticliin , ' ho haid , "and
could glvo nothing dollnito , but I bo-
llov the pc'oplo of the jirosont are at
least as long lived as their ancoatorn , on
an average. "
Dr. Hryant of the health department
thought that tbo nicbcnt condltlous
pointed to ns jjroat vitnlity , generally
speaking , as in past generations. There
were ninny things In city llfo which
were not conducive to longevity , but on
the other hand modern pclonco had
done a gieut deal toward olleottlng
them.
Dr. lloper S. Tracy of the bureau of
vital statistics was next peon.
"I think " ho said "that
, , the icstilt of
the pre&ont census will show that there
are a gioat many more old pcoplo in the
country than would bo eujpec'ted. The
tables show Ing the death rules uiul the
aorngo duiatioii of human llfo liavonot
been so caicfully kept in this country as
in Knglnnd , but in England they un
doubtedly show a ilceroaso in the death
rate since 1810. In tlmt j em1 the annual
death rate In London was twenty-live pop
1,000 , and It inis gene down until It is
now 17.01 per 1,000. "
IiSS MTTIiIO nXl'ICNSICS.
All Gieut Men Keep Aociintit ol' tlie
'Moncj 'J hey Spend.
Hen Franklin had a wl o old head
when ho advised his readers to takoc.iro
of the pennies and the pounds would
tuko cnro of thoiti'-oUct , niys Golden
Ways. The boj in whose pockols the
pennies bum holes will understand tlie
dilllculty of taking caio of tlio jionulcs ,
and like as not deelaro tlmt It cannot bo
done.
"t don't know. " < < njs Kob Uecklcss ,
"what becomes of myinono } . Onlvcs-
lot da } 1 changed the dollar that Undo
Tom gave mo , and I only bought a glu s
of hodu , and now I have onlj adlmoloft.
Whoio can it nave gone ? ' '
"M } , how nioae.v does llj ! " exclaimed
Edith itiiniloni.Vhat will papa Buy
when ho discovers that mj montn'si allowance -
lowanco litts only lasted \\"eokV Where
did it go ? I really can't toll. I reinom-
ber ti eating the ghlst to ice * yestonhiy ,
and biivinga ilhbontho da } before , and
two purs of gloves last Sittuiday. , and ,
O , ifcir , don't ' ask mo where 'it has
go-io. "
But that IH just the question every
boy and girl should ask thcin < olve"s
when they lind tlioir mono } disappear-
ing."It
"It is a good thing to keep an account
of your small oxpeiiMj * , ' ' John Higelovv ,
c\-mliiistor to I'l.inco and it man of
wealth , once Niid to an iioquaintatico as
ho entered an item In his note Look.
jus listener tinned at the lenuirk , but
being a sensible fellovv , ho took it to
heart. Iniecontly telling thofetoiyot
his o.xnorience , ho said that up to that
time ho had never thought of the
amount it annuall } coil him for cigars
and other Hiindrles. Ho began to item-
i/o tlio cost dliily. llo was ama/cd at
the em. of the year when ho footed up
the sum of S7oO. A change was w fought
in him , and hodctcimini'd that he would
keep such expenses down toone-thiid of
the sum in question.
"And now , " ho said , "within ton
jeurslhavo profited by Mr. Higolow 's
auvico to the amount of i > " > ,000 , which I
have handed over to ni } wife to keep for
hard times. And I huvo not become
menu , cither. "
Now it is not likely that an } bn } or
'
girl who loads these lines squnm'leis
4750 a j ear on little expenses , but they
may squander $7.5 , or perhaps only $7..jO ,
and the lesson is obvious.
A gieat many little expenses are in
curred for Bticli usele'-s objects that the
mono } might , is well bo thiown into tlio
street , and it is tlio expenses that an ex
pense book would checlc.
It is not "moan" to keopan account of
little ovpensee. The United States gov
ernment lequlres all postmasters to col
lect and sell vvasto paper nnd siting , and
lender an account of the mono } reali/cd
fiom tlio sale ; army ollicers arc required
to account foroveiy hammer , hit of hai-
ness , } ard of cloth or gilt button , and
tlio ucathor bureau icquiies its observ
ers to report tlio disposition of every
postage stamp.
So it is in every gicat meieantile or
manufacturing Obtublishment ; the little
expenses are ligidly looked after , be
cause experience has sliov.ii that in the
nggiegato they amount to large sums.
1'ako care of the pennies by noting
whoie they go , and you will bo surprised
to lind how the piaolico will act as a
check on little expenses nnd } ou will
have no tioublo with the big ones.
ol'tlio Death of Solomon.
There is a legend conceining tlio
death of Solomon , alluded to In the Ico-
ian and found in tlio chioniclo of TV
h.if i , which is to the following oiled :
Solomon employed the genii in building
the temple , but , perceiving that his end
was nigh at hand , pravcd God that his
death might bo concealed fiom the genii
until the work vyas completed , for Solo
mon know that if ho died and the genii
know of his death they would leave oil
building. Therefore ho made himself a
btall from a tree in the gaidon , and
leaning upon this stalT , with his head
bowed in adoiation , ho died in the tom
plo. Ilissoul was taken so gcntl } from
linn that the body remained falamling ,
so remained for one w hole } ear. Those
who saw him thought ho was absorbed
in prayer , and they dared not appioaeli
him. Still the genii wotked night and
day until the temple was completed ,
thinking they woio watched in every de
tail by tlio master who-o eyes had
many weeks bcforo closed in death.
Hut dining all tills time little white
ants had been gnawing at the stuff , and
when the temple was finished , a long
} car after the death of Solomon , the
stall ( 'rumbled under his weight and the
hod } fell to the ground. Mahomet al
ludes to this curious legend in the fol
lowing ( See Koran Sura xxxiv. ) : "When
lie ( CJod ) had decreed that Solomon
should die , nothing discoveiod death
unto them ( the genii ) except the creep
ing things of the eaith , which gnawed
his stall , and when his body foil down
the genii plainl } poieohed that if they
had known that which is secret they
would not have continued in a vile pun-
ishmont.
"Vldtlisml ViMlom , "
A scientific person has discovered
that when the waist Is compressed the
Intellect expands , siiH the Paris edition
of the Now York Iloiald. lie was led to
the discover } while btiiding for strictly
seienti lie put poses , tlionntino nnd olleet
of tight lacing. Noticing that ignorant
peas int women alwas liavo largo wal ts
and Intelligent I'loncli ladies uniformly
have small waists , 1m Mispuctod thuio
must bo some conm-etioii between the
bis-oof \\aihlandtliatof the intellect
and an onoimoiH sculos of observations
llmillv convinced him that the highest
nteliectmil development among women
is found among those who wear Iho
tightest coi-bots. That the exact op-
poblto IH tiuo of men wo know on the
authority of Mi. Wollor , sr. , who once
remarked that "vidth and vli-dom goes
together. " it will bo in vain , then-foro ,
for men toondeu\or to expand their
mind with corriotH in any way except
that of stud } ing fomlnino coihoU. The
heiontUio pci son whohaam.ido the grand
diw'ovoiy just mentioned undoubtedly
expanded hln mind \eiy much in the
coiime of his investigations , but it is } ot ,
in all inobnbilttj not moio than half tlio
ni/o of that of a moderate ! } tight-laced
llyuranto. _ _ _ _
A"alli ) % Itoad I'orOiillinin.
A cable mad is to bo laid down on
Huudwav In New York oil } before the
beginning of next i car. it Is wild that
itlll \ bo the cause of n vast number of
fatal accidents , as people in N w York
aroalvvajoln such a fancied huiry that
they will not take common precautions
for their o\\u \ fauloty ,
8II1J CAN lll'X TIII2 A
A CharinliiK YIMIIIK ImdyVlin Him
liccn nn HiiRinccr Three Venrn.
To sco a woninn running an englno In
reality Is a genuine novelty. The fair
so.x occasionally run engines In novels ,
on the stage , and soon , out it real ll\o
fomtilo engineer Is a now bontation. Of
course thin one Is in Chicago , and of
course she Is j oinijr and pretty. Taey
alvMiysiiro , sn.vs the Chicago lleialu.
The romaneo o ( the raso Is , howeverout
nut by the cold-blooded anuounccnic'nt
that she Isnotdolngtt tOHinoa husband ,
lever or father's llfo or llboity. She Is
pmcly ' ' ' . The
moi'i'onci'y. stipend drawn at
the end of the week Is all that she IH after.
Her name is not known , Porhnps this
iswheiotho ronmntic part comes in.
Purhaps otherwise. Uo this or that as
If may , she IB llcsli and blood realltj.
When a reporter for Iho Herald called
at the iilnco where this nov elt.\ works ho
stated Ills business to n } oung lad } dork
and asked to &co the woman who utns
the engine.
"A lady Is our engineer , * ' tittered the
elei k , "but she is busy and can't see any
reporters. "
"Can't ' she bo seen1" ; was nuked.
"No , " ' was the nnswor. "hho w 111 see
no one , unless it is an examiner of engi
neers , and then she will bo found
rcndv and anxious to answer all ques
tion * . "
The lad } engineer , as she is st } led.has
had clmrgoof the Heo Hive Inundr.v en
gine for about three years , during which
time she had no trouble and has appar
ently bee'ii well able to attend to all the
duties devolv ing upon her. Her princi
pal claim for competency , however , is
that she has token her engine apart and
placed It together again without serious-
Ij damaging its component pints or do-
tiactmg fiom its power. Questions to
bo propounded to lic > r by the ic-potter
wcio furnished by an engineer , but nho
declined to answer any questions at all
uiiltvs they came from the boird of
engineers. These quoiies were login d-
In''her ' knowledge of how to llgnro on
her Mid'ty vnlve.her boiler's hoMc-povvor
and her emrino's hoise-powcr. i'liatsho
can demonstiato properl } on nil these'
intricacies she dues not 'doubt , and in
anxioiib to have the boaid of examiners
pass on her case.
Queer Kiniiklfn City.
Away over in the extreme northeast
coiner of the state of Vhginm is the
most curious city over seen. That entire
coiner of the state has for time out of
mind been owned by the KianKliii fam
ily. The land was absolutely of no use ,
but that part of the ostuto under water
was good for ovsteis , the llavoi of which
made them famous.
For neatly llfty years ever } ono and
mi } ono who wanted to hc-lped them
selves to the bivalves. It was not. in
fact , until after the dcoth of the original
oMior that an } elToit was madu to inaKo
an } mono } out of the only pioduct of the
propci ty. Kiom that time Iho uoom in
Franklin f'ity was on , until today tliero
aio a hundied odd houses. Hvcry hou o
stands on piles , and is fiom lime to four
feet above the surface of tlie gitmnd.
The best nnd most proloiilinus sti uetmo
of the cily is a huge frame hotel , at
which the uites aio 7 cents a da } , with a
liberal reduction for put inanonl boat dots
and families.
Ono of the most curious thingo aio the
wells , sajs Iho Pittsburg Dispatch. Mo t
of these are cov eied with water at all
times , and tlieie is not one of them that
at bomo time during the day 1 not sui-
loundcd by water. It seems quite
strange to bo drawing pure , fresh spring
watoi from tlio bottom of the salt water
li'iincrnl Customs.
Notaries in ftiiior.il roforin might in
Coraa find n fiuitful ( ield forlheirotlorts
So e.Mioting tliero iiro tlio duinmids of
custom in regard to poit-inortoin ob
scrvnnccB thulit is fuaiud the require-
mcnts in connection with the empress
dowagor'b de.ith uill bo ti boriou& drain
on Urn country's lesouioo , MIJS thu San
Ftancihco Chioniclo. Among the verj
poor the Inw'h dein.mds tire iiltofjothei
beyond their pui-bos and the jails , \M
aio told , arc being lillcd in consequent !
It i'J icquirc'tl that in Seoul o\uiy oiii
shtill droib in white for n li.xed length of
time after the oucurivnco of thu death
Some of the jioorcr olnssos are nblo \ \ il
ililllculty to comply with the requUv
monts , but othoro , less fortunate , ciniioi ,
pobuibly conformnnd immodi.ilolj thov ,
appeur in tlio state in nny ether than
the proscribed yiul ) tho.\ are urio tcd
and sent to jnll. The in-ibonb mo wiid to
bo o\erllowinr } with oflondorfe.
A rioiltiiiK Hotel.
There is an interebling scheme for
establishing a lloituig hotel at lloug
Kong. The \essel is to hnvo thieodeckH ,
tlio lower being arranged for dining ,
billiard , smoking and caul rooms. Tlio
main dock will contain a dinwing loom ,
twenty-one bedrooms , each with a full
si cd bath and dicn&ing loom , while the
upper or spar deck has been nunngod as
a piomcnade.
SI FRANCIS ACADEMY
Boarding nnd Deiy School ,
Fifth Ave. and Seventh Street.
Cnn bo lotichcd from any of the ile-pots
on motor.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
U. V. M.
TERMS For hou.-d nnd tuition cm-
braving till biaiiclics of u llnislie.i educa
tion fpr joung Indies $75 for session of
live inontliH , coininoniing Hist Alondny
in SiTptumbcr and Fi'bruaiy rcspoctlvcly.
For furth'1 ; 'in tioukirh address
.ibTIiR SUI-MUMOR ,
bt. 1'rani is Academy ,
( 'onni'il Blullh , IOA\.I.
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Clisst Protectors , Etc.
Aff3Rts Wa I'otl. Dr. O. O. Judcl.
000 HioauVay , Council Dlufls , In.
SPECIAL XOTJCES.
COUNCIL D..UF.F9.
VI
IJlOIt .iMOrwlll : trido for n good imiil
JL1 tenm Htnlllon No HIM. nvjI-Mc'HMl In Wnl
Inoo. Hy Dr Aic'lilbalil , diini by Keiituuliy
LMa > , fiimold.Apply _ to lr-Mae'i ) _ le _
Ij OIl HiNT-T\TtiK : HKl iiiouorn liousos.V. \ .
J:1V : Itllxt-r : h IV it I itn-et
" \\7ANTii : ) A ( 'III f < generalhon \vorl : In
> I u'inall fnmllv. Hie'tliiht imty i-aii so- s
PIIIO a poiiiinncnt plum at itooilIDIIO. . lie/- S
iMcnee'ilexInd. Call at 4'l Nui tli i-em alb St. , J
Coiincll Mliiiri tifiar AiiKnot I
\\r.\M'ii : l Rltl for Kftii'nil luiii'-o-
> work. Mti A I' , llnncliell. No , 1JO
ronrtlntie-et
A\T.\MT.i | ctlfi foi li ; in ml"lToiivi"utki )
> i ( oiiM-iilent houie Dnlj two In family.
Mii t ! \ \ lim > j S't Axenm ( J
TP1011 s\MJ or IttMil - (1 irdcn Intnl. wlTrT
JL1 bouses , by J. U. Ulio. IOJ M.iln st , Council
HlHIN
_ _ _ _ _
\ \ rilpy rent union xotiean liny u lunnooit
11 UiOMmic te'rtn" . anil la euxn ot \ our ill Ur
ntiiny tlmo Ic oyo.tr famll } the lioiao cleur
on the fiillonlui ; terms :
A homo north 11,00) ) it { I ! per month.
A liomu ninth JI.'iM at $ is pel niimtli.
A liotno worth $ . ' ,000 at J'-'l per month ,
A hi"iio u01 Ih * 1.0D nt fbljutr month.
A bomo worth if.OOJ at f IS | er mouth.
Other pt li'oil homos on tlie < iinu Innim Tha
nbmo monthly piytneiits lacMinlo prlni'lpxl
nnd Intcri-st Vnrfnll n ulleiil irs eull on or
aililrossllio Inilil.V , Wells Co. . Wei llro.idvvuy.
Kl'lt \ \ CD A iniill ii'il niul uhlti not ted
inn \\ltb sti up and i lir. iioniul In i Imnis.
l.lbi'iat tcwird foi lui lotuiii toMis ( II ibne ,
017 lllth IIMM1IIO _ _ _ _ _
JOs I'onslon i7rlIlliikt and \oulicr
I l.iMM1 at tlilsolllii < _ , lohii II rmni I _ _ _
IiKIU ' lin\r TlioMorn teen , .No K fiuntinj
on Trail st. \V ( . ' Jnine *
" \\ri' \VRxinerit bo i it if at mo IITII 'IUST
that wo lll trulefoi en'itiulxM tl vu in
loin InOninh i or Council "ilutls The Juilil ft
\\ell < 'o. c'lHine'll Illuirs. la
"
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical fnstilulc
Private Hospital ,
Cor. Uroiulvviij and ° . < > tli Street.
Coiliie-ll Illiilli , l.i
l.'oi the t rout tni'iit of nit < .iit Kit it and c bronto
dl-i'.T-ts mill ill" usctof tin1 bliHiil
l'rl\.ito ilNe -isof tbi ) in In. try anil so\ual
orK.ins us.j plillls , slrli'tnro , o\ stills spe-i-
nmtoirolioa. ' . loit inaiiliooil sinul liniiotenea
anilNC ikiii"tn % iteil MU ic'ssfnlly
I urtkuliii nttentton piild tixllsua'ci nf tha
liiliK-i as Astliini , ( iiiisiinipt Inn. lln nc lilt Is
Catiitrli , I'lc I'iriiljsN Klilnuy ih-i.isis uj
] ) l l > t > Uh. llrlKbl M Disc iso , IMuMiiniitlsm , I'llt" ) .
C'nii'iT. V uloci'li' . llyitroci'lu , DIIIIIHV I'u.
inci lls ) ( > im > s of tliiii\i ) > mil oar. Clul ) font.
t > | ilnali'iii s it uiu mill nil illsi > i < - nnft In IKIIIIH.
Uih i\i > n ilopirtineiit tloMiti'il o\c'lu-ui'ly
tO tllC tIC'lllllll'C't Of t'tl'l Illl ) < ISI' | l'il < H
Mi'ilk'liie'sc'iitse'c'iirc'li p n-Ueil and fic'c fiom
OllMM \ It loil
Coricsp iiiili'iiiu e'oiilliliMitlal Aitilross :
DR. BELLINGER'S
Suiglcal Institute and 1'riiatc ' liospidU ,
Cur llnni hv.iy niul - ' 111 st linin II Iliitt ! < In
3 1 > l.imiiio \ I'r < I : I Sinn MIT V let prcj
e-iuuit-.lt 11 \v\vs iiKliter
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Ootiiii il UltiffM.
Paid up Capital . $15OOOO
Surplus a net Profits . . . 5O.OOO
Liability to Depositors. 3BO.OOO
DtlHTOH- : A Miller P O. RlcuMin I. J , .
siiii nri. i : r. iiuit.j D rdiniiiisoii tiiuioi
( ' Illinium friiis ut ciiPinl li.uililns liusl-
ncss L.ir est iiiplt.il nut Mtrplus of uny
biuk In boutliMCsturi ) IOH.I.
INTEREST ON T Mb DEPOSITS.
MAXON BOURGEOIS ,
Architects and
Superintendents.
FINE INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
lioomSV ) Mi i rl un HlocK. Council IllnlTx fowl
KooinOiO \ V. Llfo Hiillcllnx , Uin.ilii , Neb
MJ\NUrA.OTURIN'C. CO. ,
1st A\onuo niul Slut st
Sash , Doors and Blinds
llanil and Scroll < 'iv\Iii/ : and
IM.iiiliu ' iwliuof ill Icin Is I'orch Hi.ipkcits.
Klnillm j wood - ' * > J pi'i In 1 1 ch ll\ 1 10 1 I lean
siwilnsi hy tin' huiKl. - > Mluiil < to bo
( libtclnss Tolcplicinn"J ]
> \ui n I'AruoN viin ouriTTi ) _ _
ALL , WORK WARRANTED.
DI J. D \CKSON , Dental Sur-jory.
All Ulnils of uoikilono V on c'on SUM' on
half on join mill ! uiul ullu r lining by cull
nt loam UMMIirrl un lilo K Couiic'll Itlulls
AT H OTE L
Ilnlil .J.'inii'Mm , Ciiinii'll ItliiiTs. Tn > , fori < nt.
I'm iiNhi il iiinl In K"ol ( H'p ills Hunt hull I In
Ilicolli ( cnti ilh louitiHl. Oolnu lliyt-
( liissbusliiHsJ 1 bis is u biin'iiln for hoiiis
Kiiod licitel iiinn. Apply to
JAMESON BROS , Props.
Council Tluflii . . . . Iowa.
F. M. Ellis & "CcT. ,
ARCHITECTS
Anil HnilJlnE Snpe-lntendontH.
Itonius I ) und II. ) < < Iliilt'l iu' . Omulia
Ni'l ) niul Kiidiiis 'Jll uiul 211 MiMilain Illoclc
Coma 1 Illulls In. curiuip in Ituiiy sol | < ilcil
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
( .truer Mulno nnd Hnm < luf
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Diali rsln forolKn nn < l < I"iin stl OM IIJIIRO.
Collect ! , ns in ulo anil iit'ii-a palil in tlina
27 MAIN STUIMCT.
OvcrC II J.uqiH'iiiln .V Cus Jouuliy Store.
'c. A. "BEEBE & COMPANY ,
\\li < ili'Kiilo null I'rtnll IH ilirsln
' TrT 1 T T 1 5 TT1
N' i 1 UrtrL.
f/irgi st sfocl. and Lowest I'rlcns Ionl ) < rs M nd for c'li
Nos. < im unil 207 Hroidway. nnl lilll uiul 201 I'lo-e-a Slront. c' imu-il
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
Hyilr.mllo and bunitiiry IviiLflncor. I'lnriH , Dstnnatoa
n , - - > | ' Kiclcitioti8 ( ! : , nn 1 Suinrvlsiun of i'uulloVoilc. . llrowa
1nlirh , , , | coanoji | iuli8 | , In.
N .lujtlco of the I'onco. Odlco o\or Ainorleiin llxpross , No. 12 |
ironcU-ny. Council UlulFrt , Io\\n. _ _
Pr OiiYifi AttoriiovB nt Lnw. I'rnctico in tlio HliUo mm Fed or a
AISI / . I S- i . Iowa ' Hooinu , ? uud b SliuLurt-Llono Llloclc , C'ouaol