TUB ( XMAHA. DAILY BEE , MONDAY , -AUGUST 11. 1800.
THE OMAIJA. JIEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFK'B ' , NO. 1U 1'KAUL ' , ST.
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DfllvpfMl liy ( * mrl * r In any purl of llm City.
H , \V. TII-TUN , - - - MAXAOKK.
TKMCI'HO.NnS ' :
Oltk-e.Xo. U
i , rs'u. 151 ,
N. "V P. Co.
Council IllitfTs Lumber ( 'o. . coal.
Tlio city j.ill . contained n happy family of
twenty-Hint ) In in ito.s jcsterJay. .
lloaurcffnul Miller was arrotcil yesterday
ntti'itinin mid looked up on thu diirnc : of
vflKniiu-y. lie wm iiii'kotlup in front oftha
JMInt mill ni.ui . ] > sucli n pitiful appeal and sueh
ncli'urthowliiK Unit ho warn proportv owner
in tln city Unit ll.iti C'Ji-i'it'gwentoiiulK bond
nml htnmsrulojiwd.
John r.oni ; , n Chinamanvboso nltltudo
filled hn iiiiiiio , iniH flrresleil by ilio imlieo
ywtord.iy afternoon on u. ihiu-Kiiof reculrhiR
nml conc-t-nllnfr stolen Kinds. Thei'Iotliliiir
fitolfii from n witorworks employe by Ilio
2Vlnrpli } ' ami liojK'f Iwys ww found secreted
in Ms lanmli-y on Bi-MuUvuy. Ilu vlll hiivo
ahi'iinnf ? tills niornhu , ' .
Mr. ( ! . likiliilil while out \vlth a lisUiiR
liarty nt onoof the Inlros northwest or town
met v\lth miacrl'loMtlluitiihnoit ' ruined liis
Sumlitv clothes. HU was ntt/'inptlntf tfltfot
into u bout and lilt footing giving mviiyprc-
fliitated | him into the lake aiul hud it not
lipoii for the he-rule1 timUutol"ilo'cpli ( ICtici-ht
thu ii < ililiit intuit luvo boon of u more ser
ious ( -Inn-actor.
Hfiiry 13riimini'ltm'.vcr opened hissnloon on
the owuiT of Seventh BVUIIUU nnd Zs'intti
structyesterday afternoon , to iipi-ommoJatc
the i-rovrdsuf jimplc who \vcro flocking to
the l.ilic tosco the Ilanlan-'i'oomer MCO. ilc
disposed of OIK * kc | ? of beer before the pillco
illst-owd him , but before the fact bcviuno
RMH'rally Known th at th ore \vn * ono pluro in
tlic 'ily vvlii'ro nKlnssuf bear rim Id lie ob-
tuliiutl tbo piitrul Wilson wis iji front of liis
saloon , and In n fewmlinilus nioru he was
MklriRii ride tollu ; station.
ThcniiiKiiiiiriincntltial Jnini's M. Dunn
ivns Mspt'nk at Masonic temiile last iilRht
liroiif'ht otitn Hiilcnilld Ku'l'utmjr ' ' < jf pfoiilo.
'J'lie clmri-lie * of this city luiil dlsinissud their
ion-Ices nml the pastors wio warly all
jirosoiit. Ilev. IVnnkllii ltd in pmjcr most
JHinplv. A couple of soil's \vero sntis by
the c'liolr , nml vni-ii the spcultw'v.is . intro-
( lured qiilto a iloinonstnitioii of
\velooiins was tnudo by the audience.
Jlr Dunn's speech was evidently IntoiiiU-d
toeiii-ourJH'o the faithful. It nbpniulud with
practical iniittoriiiul was delivered in the
ccntli'inaii's most Intensely earnest manner.
Ho WIM fri'niiontly intoiTiiptal by hearty
inmlausc. something unusual In n Sunday
nlplit.scrvli'o. At t lie clew of the cxeivitica
ii collection was tuUen. lly a ilsliitf vote Mr.
Dunn WIIH Invited to remain and continue tlio
meetings liuriiipthawcHliln tins llroaihvay
Ali IS.ciiun-h. The whole public , liut espec
ially th boys awl men of the town urc in
vited to at loud.
A fjooil lioso reel free xvlth every 100 f ct of
liosc purcliased at Blxby's ,
P. C. Mlllert the palntcrniid deoonitor , at
lonioto hljfni'iidH , SIS South Sixth atrect.
begun to nrrlve.
Ep - ' < Mnl low prices. Council lilults c.n-pet
I'oiupiiuy.
J'KItSOX.t 1 , Il.l < S II. I I'HS.
> fr Petrr Bci'htol ' , whoso iiaiiiovas soloiif-
'
Mid i'umiliiirly I'onni'ttcd ' u-ithtlie hotel busi
ness bore , lias ivtumod from Oiv on imil
Coiniiicrclnl men , Now "Padllc , Cimneil
IllufTs , is imdei'iiiunagcnient ofV. . Jones with
new fciiniplo rooms.
N ( t ii'o
Sealed proposals will bo recclvod at tlio of-
Htc of tliunrchltucts roomsH'luul
, rooms - -in Mer-
liani block , Council BltitTs , In. , ; intll S
p. in on the Kith day of August , ib'.Ml ,
for the cr < 'dioii and roinplctioti of
the now First Methodist Epistopal
elmrch ut Council ] 3lufF.4 , according to the re-
vist-d plans nnd specllifiitlous. ICacli bidder
will state the amount ho will allow for the
present building. .Each hid shall bo accom
panied by n certified cheek for $500 , as a
funnwty that the party receiving the atrnrd
will enter Into a contract and jcivo sutlsfao-
tory bond. 7ho coininlttco reserves the
rljiht to reject any or all Mds.
By onlcrof tlio corainittco.
P. M. EI.I.IS k Co. , Architects.
\V.S. aiirNt , Olinlniion.
C.V. . lluoxv.v , Sccretaiy.
A Chinese IC
After it beeanie cnunilly known numii ( {
the Cblnameti of tlio city that ono of their
nuinkr bird been arrested and lodcedup in
the cvn t ml station yestoiilay they manifested
ilgvcat deal of Interest in his case , nndwithin
an liour or so ufler John Lotu' hud bccii
placed behind Ibo liars toii\valt trial on the
charge of receiving nnd coin.cn.liaK btolen
property , about every Cch-stiul in the
city hud visited tlio Jail to make
Inquiries ana offer tojro upon ids bond to pro
cure his ivleu&c. 'llioyVero \ permitted to
talk to him through the bara mid offer lilin all
the condolence that rou Id bo conveyed by a
perfect bubble of unpronouae.ible soutuhnud
nnd allooJof ] il'con ( ISnglish but that was
all. Ldiiyhus beonin tlio city but a few
months , and since coming hem has ojiuiied
two washee establisliiiienUoneon loworMiiln
Btreotinul another on BrMd\vay near tlio old
Kihtiiann liuildliiK. In tlio front pnrt of cuoh
placohe ba > disnlaycd a Miuill stock of Chi-
nesofc'ooiljatidlins IIIHIII drlviii ) ; a lucrative
trade , AVhen all tlioC'hlniuiKii in the Ilium
li.id visltiM thojuil mid exorcised their uow-
ers of persuasion upon the ofllccrd in vain
theircountrymen from Omaha bccan to ar
rive for the sumo purpose , and there was a
Blrlnituf them all aftomuon. Anioni ; tliu ar
rivals was an extraordinarily larfo China-
man dressed iiiAmericaiicostniiie. and of ap
parently moit ) thiin ordinary intelllrenco |
Wht'iiUlilcf Carey's eves rested xijioa lilin lie
sn\v ho illled the diseriptloa and photognipli
furnnheil by tlio chief of pollcoof lloston
last April of u Chinaman wanted very badlv
there for the embexzlenient of SH'iH , ( ) in colil
rash , Tlie chief was ifeltliiB Into liLs lim'jry
when tlio Clilnunmn nrpt-aifd and ho or
dered him held until lie returned. Tlio
photograph nnililisrrliitioii of the Jloston man
was iiroeuretl after tlio chief returned
and tfiR .suspected Chinaman was carefully
romiiared with It. Ho Jilted to it with a sur-
prislnp nicety , oven to the most mimilo details -
tails , The photograph nurosentod the man
wanted iuHostnu dressed in Ids Oriontid cos
tume , but stated Uiit ho si > eke KiiRUhh Il -
cntly , iiiul when usked to nivenii account of
him.self and when ho left Jlost on ho told a
very smooth story in the best of lingli&li , but
denied over haviiip been nearer
Boston than Council Bluffs. Ilo
said his na mowas Quon Lee ,
nud that lie hnd Ju-st coino from S.m Fran
cisco , wticru ho was connected with u luvjjo
Cliineso Jnipoillnj ; house , AVlicn the chief
decided to bold hi in to await a rosiouso from
Boston tlio Omaha roatiiiKcnt of the celestial
empire became very inueh excited , and told
all manner of stories about \vlio ( JomiK was ,
Ono follow said QOUIIK was his cousin , and
ttvu mliuiles later said ho was his uncle , and
when united to reconcile these con llicti tig
statements , said : "Cousin and uiu'lo allo
Miineo iu dam Dutch. " Ono of them said his
riplit iiumo was Charllo Yet , and miother
claimed it was Yah Wtiir | , and that lie was a
KOoU and great Chiiminiiu with lots of moiioy
and hollies. So mimy disuiihannus state
ments wc'w ' made on alluldes that the chief
would hnvo felt JuMliletl Iu lioldnig him as a
suspicious diameter If tbo photograph and
description from Uoston Imd
not lilted Mm si >
well. The name idvon by the Boston police
Jo Tyo nnd MsalimJo vu.
Tliooiiibcy.zlementof tlio SM.ftOO was from
the procooila of u lottery ticket , which ho
was delegated to collect for one of his coun
trymen. Horolli'ctcd It and putlnu money
in hU porkot mid skipped , The victim off en
rowurdind ) the lottery company f'JXH ( )
for Ids arrest. 'riioChliianu < n who have been
besi'lKiiiK tlio jail NIIIO ! the arrest were very
an ry and oxclted. It. Is very evident that
the CVleatials under arrest nru HC-
qualnted withoueliothor- , that thowholo
outtlt havusomo important secret hi common
and arc guartlhi it zealously ,
If you wish to sell your property call on tlio
Judd&Vlla \ \ L'o.,0. B.Judd , pivsident , d.il
1) ) i vad wsiy ,
Money at i educed rates loaned on chntto
mid real estate security by K. U. iilieafo k Co
Lace curtain sale all this week. Council
Dluffj cuipot cuiujiauy.
NlilVS iBOOT THE BLUFFS ,
The Brcseo Innncj OnJo Ended by the 3)ls- )
cLargo of the Huabanil and Wife.
THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION ,
Driven Iii anuliv licliKloi
to trie K'nrtm'iV Con-
H Atiolhur t iijitnctloii in
Sl lit Minor 3lciitluii.
anon ivtnmcd froni llssonri Tiil-
lej on tlio Into t rain Saturday evening after
iiavliifj 'l' < 'nt four ilnys In listening tothotes-
tiinonylii tlio Brc.sco liatais torpm ease.
The nrnuinents ofthoeotiiiwl coaeludcd
nH o'clock , and lininedintely after the Juilfo (
tendered hisdcchion in ease of Albert Ilro-
see , ortlcrliH'lilin to ho released from the
custody of Sheriff Uarrisonvlio has been
lioliiiif'liirn ] mioti n warrant I'har lni , ' lilni
with liiiitnity , U'ho decision in the case of
Mrs. Jlresee , in ruMody upon the snino
i-hargc , wus not rendered but wwtulten under
iidvlsoriiout , and will lo iren today.
The llresec case has attr.i 'ted a fcrc.it deal
of attention , more than any other similar ciso
in the vostoin part of thu stnte , The story
in eonnectionwith it has been repeatedly imh-
litiliod , fre < iucutlyvith a rcat deal of .seina-
tionalisni that assisted materially in developing -
ing thocxtiMordinary fiincles th.it had takou
possession of the mindiof the unfortun.Ue hus
band and will1. The testimony developed a
great niii'iy IncU that assist In I'liMrhiKUp
the mystery that surrounds the case. It
alwivs simply that Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrace are
the victims of ueon phiicy to yet what little
pivporty tlioy hnvo lU'cunmiated byyeawof
industry. Jlrs. Breste is not. however , the
diniKiitor of an LCiifflish carl nml luus not ijoeii
wnniKul l' } ' the iH-oinlnoiit Missouri Valley
business men \vtli > in she has accused , but is
uiniuchtloniiMy the victim of a little eoteno
of priii'tlenl jokers , some spirit uallsts nnd an
Onmhtu'lahvoyniit wlio has advertised tisim
"citato huntress" and physician whoso SIICL'-
ialty isdlaoiftoa of woman. She win called
to attend Mrs. Jirr-sec xvhllo sick a nuniher
of yeaw tip ) in Lincoln , and found him
to ho very ircdulous. mid when t'no nddi-
tinnal fuet was clidted that she was in
ifiiiortini'C ol her parrntaje , havinir U'on
hroiiKht to Iowa when a bubcby iotnoono
1'wm New York , she went to work nnd wove
the very elnhorate romance about the abduc
tion from the parental paliiee known as Wads-
worth hall In iSniMundnndthu ) rlKantlJ "con-
siilraey" that has been carried on in this
country that had for its object the securing
of the vast foituiio Lord \Vads\vorth loft
with .American trustees for the euro and ben-
clll of his daughter , ITor a period of live
years \voinaiinnither confedcRitus had
Mrs. llreseo completely undrr control and
made lier bclluve ovcrytfiinp tlnit was told
her in relation to herself. Frequent drafts
were made upon Mrs. Brcseo's earnings to
tlofraytho expenses of gettitiir nciv "evi-
dctico , " audit oventunlly ended in hrealiinp
her in fortune nnd business and finally in
mind. The elnirvoyant has long ivusuit to
dcvoto her attention to the e.iso and
is pui'liaps utter other vietiins , hut
tlio practical Jokers of Missouri Vnlley
picked up tlio ease where she left "it
and huvfl earricd It to the sad
extreme that it has now reached. The wild
est stoilcs about attempted assassination and
abduction vero juured into the ears of the
wife nnd hushiuid , and scores of p.seudo at
tempts were Hindis uiioti her life , which vero
so palpably Jolir-s that even the children of
tlio village recognized thoni as such. Hut
they \veru Kfave realities to HIT-SCO nnd his
wife , nnd the mental strain produced tinon
Brosce , whohusloiiKcoinu to inii > lloity believe -
lievo Ilio roinanco thui , hnd be-eii woven
around his wito , produced symptoms' of in
sanity , nnd made his presence decidedly uu-
cfiinfortnblo for the muinvliom ho Imagined
and was taught to bdiovo were theonendcs
of his wife , and were reveling Iu luxiirv upon
money that should bo hers.
This second iliselinrije from the llndini ; of
tlio thollurrlsoii county lunaey commission
leaves the case a ? it was n few months ago ,
wltn iniblii ! sentiment stroiifjly in favor of
tbo punishment of the practical joVc era around
the Valley who arc largely responsible for
the unfortunate rontlltioti la which the man
and woman ure placed.
-
\Vall paper at ! 1U < cents nor roll : not rem
nants , at C. L. Gillette's , ' 'S ' Pearl st.
Scott House , Council Bluffs , tmnslentsN.OO
per dny.
Bathu at Mntiawii bcacii , near hotel , en-
lurgcd , more stuiil , uico bottom , clean i-ooins.
J. O , nixiiy , steam heatlugr , .sanitary en-
Rlneor , 94a Life buildlntr , Oni i'ia ' ; ' 'JJ Mer
riam Uoclc , Council lllulfs ,
The Con vrcKsliimil Situation.
As tliu tiuiu n ] > i > roachctt for holdiiii ; thocon-
Kressioniil eonvcntioii in the Ninth district
theie Un { 'icat deal of interest boiiiff devel
oped in the camlldiitcs. The eonvrntion oc
curs allied Oalum Wednesday , and all the
counties hnvo held their conventions and
chosen their delegates , Jinny of the delega
tions will HO into thu convention instructed to
vote forccitiiin candidates , but in most cisiu
tlio instructions nru not intended to bo ob-
scTvednfterthefirstb.illot so that the con
vention will bo composed of delegates that
nro praeticjlly aninslructed , and the man
M'ho is the choice of the ruprcsuntutlvus of
the largest nuintor of people will have the
honors th rust upnn him. The chief candi
dates tire Colonel Sapp , Juj o Keedimd Silas
Wilson , butthcre ai-oa numnnrof darlc horses
capable of earryiiijr averj * heavy vole brows-
iinr around on outslciits that may talm a
notion to tiot in the race.
"Tho situation is Mmply this1 Mild a well
known politician yesterday. "If t'onwress-
inan Itced ilcsinil a renomiiiation ho will ( jot
it , Tl.o Sapp boom is poihups ihc strongest
boom that will yut into the convention at the
start , but it.vill net bo strong enouKh to
carry him through if , fiu1o ( { Heed sli'ii5lies to
tlio delegates that lie Is i-cady to try another
term , and Iain in n position Imowthat
that inforniiitloii will ho convoyed to the dele
gates In a very positive Manner immediately
sifter the convention convenes Colonel Sapp
IMS only tlio nledno of his delegation to vote
for him oil thollrst ballot , and * that practi
cally amounts to no Instruction at all beyond
the assistance to bo found In a complimentary
endorsement. If Judge lieed iloes not tuko it
or ? oneludes heeim not petit , and an outside
man is selected , Silas Wilson of Cuss will be
tlio num. Ilu isn very strong man in nil re-
hpeets , and would give the district asplenilid
representation.
Among the dtrk horses alluded to arc Hon.
11 , If. Clayton , who can lie counted upon to
iMrry the fenners with him which ever way
ho goes , and Just now lie is headed pretty
strongly to\vard \ Washington. Tlio strength
bo woulil develop among Ilio farmers must bo
considered very fn vombly by the convention ,
and hli friends claim that ho will carry an
cverv helming majority of the farmers' alli
ance , which is not n political organization ,
but iscoiniosedof | members of all parties ami
lias nbout all tlio independent vote among the
farmers. Clayton's ll litnhu ; rod has been
run ni ) to n pretty good helBrft , and Its prougrf
point In nbout overv direction. When the
nomination is flashed from the cloud of dele
gates It will have tolly pretty high to csc-apo
lien's conductor.
" Colom-liT. J , Stoailmnii Is also in ono cor
ner of the Held with a modest little rod iwlnt-
Ing upward , and thellfrhtiilngln einleavorlnt ;
to escape the other fellows' ' rods may bivomo
entangled In his.
' Clmrlio llarl is attending to his law pnic-
tlco und has no aspirations in the congrcs-
tional line , and the convent ion will hnvo to
select Its candidate from the names 1 have
mentioned , "
The Manhattan .sportini , ' headquarters. 416
Broadway ,
Q
J. ( I , Tlptoii , real Mtate , 527 Broadway.
Driven Insjino liy .
Alliert Wing , ! ! , young man of twenty-two ,
who was born , and reared la this city , has do-
yeloiied u harmless phase of insanity by con
tinuously broodlnu over rellploiu subjects
mid inedltatliiK upon the wickedness of the
world. lie is now contlned at the residence
of his mother , 811 ! .Avon uo E , trying to con
vince his parcels uxd fricuda that lie Is Jusui
ChrM return ol to the -\vorld to complete the
work of redemption.
The unfortunate yountf mna Is a tinner liy
trade , having worked with II , H , Jones und
with Shugnrtifc Co. , whore ha learned his
trade , for several years , lie has been noted
as n devout member of the First llnptlst
church and as tin extraordinarily pure-
'minded ' young man , anxious to eneouiMiro
other yonntf men to live exemplary lives , ills
tendency to preach upon all occasions hus
praduullylod up tothe belief tlint ho tins u
dlvino mission In tlio world to save slnnt'Ri ' ,
and Ihi'illy developed the Impression in Ids
disordered mind that lie is the Sou of Man ,
Ho h ur der tne caio of Dr. Hurt , ono of Ilio
members of tholutucy commission , nnd if his
syinptotni cannot lie controlled ho will bo adjudged -
judged insane and sent to Ularinda for treat
ment ,
_ _
Try Manawn bench , near hotel , enlarged ,
mort ! Blind , nice bottom , cleiin rooms.
AVeliavo customers for Inside improved
proiwrty , terms all cash , If you have a uir- ,
pain to oiler call on ] ! , II. Shcafe A Co. nt
oiico.
Nclirnskll l ) ( !
XutwlthstaiidliiK tlio fact that Governor
Thayer of Nebraslci was nimble to secure
delegates from that state to attend the farm
ers' contrrcss la this city tlio fanners of that
state will bo ivpre cnted. The secretary of
the state farmers' iilliunco took hold of the
matter and has reported to Secretary Clayton
nllslof thoao who have been appointed and
the mimes pf others will follow. The follow
ing nro those who already liave accented ap
pointments :
It V. Van 1)111 ) , .Mnlona ; James.MlcsVcs -
ton\V. ; U. Hiiuhviiinnd.I. II. liusscll , Ash-
ton ; , lames SeliulU , Vtittn ; V. I'cyilora , Free-
iniunC : . II. Hopkins.Ycston ; O. W , Xorris
iindJohnHigL'orstaff , j\slihind ; J. ) V. Ilor-
valCercsco ; U' . Hall. Waters Creeks H. K.
Thronp , Viilpnnilsa ; 1C. U. Helm and .T. 1) .
Luinkuhl , WnhooI. ; . SaiuU. Colon ; O. U.
Turney , C'ercsco ; Henry Sclmulnr. Ithli'a ;
Itichard Williams , Cedar Bluffs ; Jesse Old-
ley , Sand Creole ; Joseph P.iUan , Morris
Bluffs ; 1'eter Cmtie. 1'lasl ; K. Clayton ,
Omnliii ; J , A. Hake , Colonel ii. 1' , Savage ,
South Omaha ; Henry Kiclio , Mi-ArJlc , 11 ,
Stoddanl , Omaha ; lion. Amos Gates , Oil-
more ; B. Hohr.au , Lul'lntto ; William Hell
midU. M , Carpenter , I'aplllion ; ,1. , M , Wiird ,
J. Snodgrass and II. II. Davidson , Spring-
Held ; A. J. Thomas , Grctna ; 1 . II. ( ios'sml
aiulM. CamoiDii , Vacoma : J. Cnnierflii , Hof-
man ; .Tohn Wnrriek and Grant Stoxvart ,
Ululr ; John Fall-child nnd O. Colby , Kcn-
nnrd ; William Marshall , Arlington ; A , Cir-
Jicnlcr , Fotitnnelle ; L. Smith , DoSotoK. ;
Stador , 1'oi-t Ciilhihan ; William McCorndck
andL. K. Fletcher , 131ilr.
< -
Dr. Bowers' ' ofllco moved to SON. IMain.
Another Injunction In Siglit. ;
Some of the residents of Jcnton ! street arc
threatening to appeal to the courts today for
anjtmctioii restraining the rotilnictoi- from
grading the street In front of their property
in accordance with n contract that was
nwnrded'hist winter. A iiuniberof them are
iu favor of the work , but a still larger num
ber arc opposed toll. They have two causes
of complaint. One is that the work was lot
to Tim O'Horn , who forfeited his contract by
failing to do the work within the hpecilled
time and his assign meat of It to a second
party is consequently illegal , and the other is
that the grade established Is too steep and
the street drains so much territory that the
filling if done before the property owners are
ready to pave , will be wished out nnd cut up
by every rain storm and the street iinpnssa-
blc. Upon these two propositions they will
appeal lor an iiilunetioii if the other resi
dents , \\lio are. anxious to furthur Improve
their property , cannot dissuade them. 1'hcv
claim to havolooked up the matter and will
show the court that the contractor cannot
collect for his work if he goes ahead nnd com
pletes it ,
Another claim the nroperty owners inafco is
that the con tract price Is too hifjh , nnd they
can pet the work done at the present time , if
they were ready to have it done , for a gieat
deal less money tlian the council proposed to
malm it cost them ,
it Klein lire offering great bargains
in every department. Wo show the best
line of coolcstovcs and ranges in the city ,
from $10 to ? IO. In tlawuro ivo carry the
best only nnd sold at Iwttoin prices. Carpets ,
"Oh , myvo ! just beat the -world , former
price of carpets ( Wets. , now 40 cts. , and so on
through the entire line. Wo show a largo
line in novelties in our parlor poods depart
ment. In bedroom suits vo pridu ourselves
of carrying the most complete assortment.
choice of ! ! ( ) styles , Book cases , rockers anil
dining chairs of ovury description. Side
boards , wardrobes and center tables go aloutr
with tills unloading sale. Got prices else
where and compare Miuidel k Ivlciu's ; fc > 0
Broadway. .
4
A Quiet Sunday.
Yesterday was 0110 of the phenomenally
quiet Sundays that make Council Bluffs such
a desirable place for the careworn jicoplo of
all classes to regain their strength liy undis
turbed rest. Beyond Ilio Interest that at
tached to the Ilanlon-'Pecnier contest ut I.ako
Manawn there was not mi exciting incident
dining the day. All pleasure resorts were
well pationiml and the few places of amuse
ment in the city that arc not under tlio ban
of the Sunday law were frequented by
orderly crowds. The motor trains cairicd
their usual Sunday loads und a number of
picnic parties from Oimilin who spent the day
in the parks.
The attendance at the few churches where
son-Ices wore hold was very light.
Our rug sale continues. Council Bluffs
carpet company.
Per Uiilvci-.sul Suffrage.
lluusi-i : ! . . " . August 10 , Forty thousand porous
ous took part in today's ' .socialist demonstra
tion in hohnlfof universal suffrage. A hrgo
number of people came from the provinces
to participate in the parado. Them wore
ninny women in lino. Tlio troops were eon-
lined tothc-ir bnrnielis all day. i'olico pa-
trullcd Ilio Mreets , but every thing was or
derly. A tirrillc storm coming up caused
the procession to disperse , but -when
the ralu ceased the paradors ra formed
their ranks and inarched to St. CJolles' pirk ,
where speeches were made , Delegates from
the labor and progressist pnrlies mot this'
o veiling and sent , the following dispatch to
King Leopold ; "You have wkcd what is
the country's watchword. It is universal
suffrage , " Violent revolutionary speeches
were mndo by several delegates , It was re
solved to summon u. congress In September
to consider the subject of n general striite.
Clieyeiino
CIIKYC.VXK , Wyo. , August -Special [ Tel
egram to THE En : . -Govern or AVurrou is
seriously ill ut his home , iiurlng been at
tacked with congestion of the brain. His
condition alarms many of Ids friends , who
fear that hols dangerously sick
Political circles are agitated tonight over
tomorrow's conventions to bo held hero. In
the democratic convention ox-oveincr ! Ilax-
ter will prolwbly bo the unanimous choice of
his puriy. Governor Warren will , if his
health permits , bo nominated by the republi
cans.
" Ulclclng llh-il" KcyiiciHlH Dead.
niiMoxn , Oklahoma , August 10 , Milton
"W. Reynolds , better known in the west as
"Kicking Bird , " died here last night from
tlioofftx'ts of nervouH prostration induced by
fntlguo during tbo Into political campaign ,
I lo had just been elected delogiito ut largo to
the territorial legislature. Reynolds has
has IKJCII nn active ncwsp.iper worker since
Ibili in various cities of the west.
An Aeronaut Killed.
Ore , , AuBiist -Charles Cos-
grove , an ncronnutvns instantly Wllcil this
afternoon vhlle making apimichuto descent ,
\Yheii about two hundred feet from the
ground ho lost his hold on the parachute nnd
fell. Ilu was mangled almost beyond recog
nition.
Contlltion ol * IloIliuul'H '
TllBllAon : , August lO.-Thoklng of Hoi-
Innd is In a ( coble eoiidltiou and is routined
tohis room , but thu nlarinlit reports current
uiu without foundation ,
An
LONIIO.V , August 10. Itt. lion , William
Edward Bailer , privy councillor , formerly
secretary of the admiralty ntid secretary f
tec trciiury , is dead.
HAMi.
I'liiiiin-lal 'I'ratuiiulloiii itt the Ciiiiu-
try for the hint \\Yok ,
Bodrov , Aiifnist 1 1) ) . [ Siifdnl Tolcgrnm to
Tnr n.M. ] Tin foil iivti. ! ( taMe , coinptled
from dispitv-hes fro-n the cleiriiy houses
of the cltloi namad , sho-.VJ tlio gross ox-
clmiiKQs for last vo k ; with rate.i per cent
of IncrjHB or dOt'rt.Ke , as ng.ilnst the
amounts for the eorrojuunillag week in
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tluiu liiMjuur.
Ill ( ! < l Up liy Tramp * .
-\u ; \ ciniiloyo of tlio South Oiniilm stock
y nls vns nssaultoil at tlit eorner of Twetk
tiotli ami Pierce about 10 oVloi'k last ni ht
byacoiiplo of tramps anil robbed of about 817
in money. The vk'tiin is Bohemian nntl re
sides In Council Bluffs. lie rcceivod
his | iiiy yestewliy nnd vus will It-
ing lionie on tlio railroad traclt ,
Ilo is uiiuUe to talk Eujfliih , and was so
badly used up by the robtiers Unit ho eoulj
Kive the polli-o very llttlfl inforniiitloii about
thonlTjilr. Ilo UioiiKlit thiit his nssiilliints
were tminiis. iloiis \ knocked dowil by a
blmv oil the head , aiul Iuv for some time in a
dazed condition. His face showed the mark
of a heavy blow , nnd his clotlilng was con
siderably torn. Tlio "pollen started out to
seuroh all tlio box ears in Iho vicinity as soon
as the robbery wus reported.
Double .MitrilcT In T < ; xas.
Tex. , Auifiist 10. Consiilcniblo
excitement ivns O'-oasloiied this nioniing
wlien it became known that Feck Wiseinun
and Com McMalioii. a disreputable woaiau ,
were shot anil killed nt midiiljilit Saturduy
wlillc driving In iv Iw'ijgy from Helton
to Temple. About u week ajjo ;
Whonian was tried ucro for murder
aiiJ found not guilty. The vcntict did not
jjivo nniversal satlsfiiotion. Ho killed a den-
nty inni-shnl at Tuiaplo Inst January.Vh ilo
on bail for tills chnrtre ho shot a man in a
{ rumbling bouse. Tlia woman who was shot
with him oxercisi-d herself considerably in
bis behalf in the above oases. The oftlcers
Imvo no iilcauhutnirer as to the identity
of the assassins.
Coat
Xiw : YOIIK , August 10. A IlKhttoolcplaco
this afternoon between striking coat makers ,
anil Abraham and Joseph Ivatlne , proprietors
of a livery stublo situated immediately be
neath the eoat linkers' headquarters on
Allen street. The liverymen Imvo been
annoyed for some time by tlio
eoat makers coiiBregntiiifjr 011 the side
walk in front of the stable and
today attempted to forcibly remove them. A
11 Blit ensued in wliicl ) the employes of tlio
stable cinnoto tlio n-ssistaiiee of thoKnptincs.
Many were hurt on both sides , hut
no one was seriously injured. The police
stopped thollglitnndnrrobted a numborof tlio
rioters.
Suicide ol'n TUnriloror.
i"irxutVris. : \ . , August 10. Thursday nijlit
Bridget Falioy , an old woman living alone a
fe\v \ miles from this city , was inuidcred , anil
suspicion pointed to Thomas Carey , an old
man whom It w.u thouirlit wished to marry
her. lie was locked m > jviiiiliiiK tlio inquest.
This morn intr ho was found dead In his cell ,
having handed lihnsclf.
A liotlcr I'roin tlie.Sca.
1'oiniANn , Ore. , August 10 , Asealed hot-
tlo found In the harbor this morning con-
Uiineil a letter written upon a eartrldpo
pnnor , .Tune L''i , ISltl ) . It stated that the bark
ISdmuiul of Hull , Knsland , was sinking ; lati
tude nnd longitude unknown. There were
thirteen men aboard and nil inn starving con
dition.
Tlio O ra rid Army lneniii ! } > in < * iit.
BOSTOX , N. V. , August 10. Crowds of
people from iielghhorinj ; towns visited tlio
city today to Inspect tlio decorations arranged
inhonorof the Gr.mil .U'iny eiiciiinimicnt.
AmoiiKtho delcjfiitions vhlcb anived today
was one from Lincoln , Xcb.
n Persons Kllliid ,
August 10. Seven persons
were liilleilby the hurstiiij ? of a steam pipe
the Hussian inan-of-wnr Tebesinu the
other day. Among the victims was 1'rinco
KhilkolT.
Cholera in Olilo.
DAYTON , 0. , August 10. An epidemic of
hog cholera prevails In SprinRllold township ,
Clark county , tlio territory therein fanners
lost many liogs last jear by tlio sumo disease.
A Ten Tliuusaiitl Stallion I > irs.
GAI.UTIN , Tonn. , August 10. Freneh I'nrk ,
n Bullion for wllch Chai-les Ilced of Pali-view
furm ix'L'cntly paid SIKX ( ) ( ) , died today.
An I-Onciiu-jT * ' sirikc.
DAYTON- . , .August 10 , The on lnrei-s on
tlio White Line road struelc this afternoon
for an advance In wages.
Altnroii.KMlrd.
VIBVXA , AuKiist 10 , Iliii-ou Leon of Vienna
has been killed by f aliiiiR over a precipice In
tiiu Alps.
'I lie Antliiiiltj or
Frcomnumry Is lin institution of sueh
nntiqulty that its origin and earliest his
tory nro enveloped in a ilii/.o of doubt ,
sayH. the Illustrated American. Modern
rcsenrch ninonpf its nrohivos lias failed
to definitely dotorinino the ilnto of the
oi'friuil/.iitlon of the craft , there being a
clllVoroneo of many centuries between
several periods during whleh It has been
thought hy various ntudontu to have
Veen Cbtabllshwl. Seine deelni-o
that tlio miiBons enpnjreil In
building Solomoii'H temple formed
tin order from whleh Hie present ( rator-
nlty Is descended ; others daint Btlll
Hi-oilier ! inti < ] iilty for it , nnd advance
tending to prove that the
f Egypt were raised by the
of Freeinnsonry. Well iiuthcn-
tleated imnuhuriiits Hhovv Hint tlio fra
ternity existed in Knrjlnwl , In the old
city of York , formerly called 1 > y the
JloinniiH Kbornenni , n loiif , ' " ( ; < ) us tlio
tenthcoiitnry , ami it is recorded tlint
the Saxon UlngAtliolstan ( jrnntod u
charter to Musom , empoworint ; them to
Lold an assonibly un < j u ycuu.
OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER
An Interesting Experiment In tlio Poecling
of Young Oahcs.
RESULTS OF HOTHOUSE AGRICULTURE.
i\i-aor ; lliuiiy I'l-odnotloii tin thu
Inland nl' ( iiicriis1) ' Tlio Tiii'iiiji
Crop Susnr HeelInsrutH Krutt
Caiuiliii ; Cut I Ing Clover.
Wo hail , November 1 , 18S ! ) , flflooti
calves , Ion ofvhich \ had ( olloivuil their
iiiothoiH tind llvo wore fed i-kiui-mlllf ,
vrltcs a cot't'cupondoiu os thu 1'lsiliivlow
TS'OWH. 'J'liose thtil had run with tlio
cows wore fat , and wo decided to o.vporl-
inuntvltli \ thiin in foedini ; ; but it btjln
inoro coiivenlunt , we fed nltogotlior ,
not expect inj - to iiuiko nuioh
out of tlio tfkini-milk enlvcH. A ( tor
tcnohliijT Ihotn to cut oats , we ( javo them
n daily feed ol about four quart * each for
six weeks , and then IneruaK'd to six
quart ! ' . At Ilio iMid o ( two inontlm ooin-
nionccd a ration of two quartaof tiatrt to
onuutcorn , and fed that way for about
alxty ilay loiifor ( , iiH'reaHlnff the quaa-
llly ol each a llttlo. The last ton wuclcH
tlioy Inul two pat-Is coi'ii IIIH ! ono part
oats , nnd at tlio very lust consumed Ion
cjutirtH ormoro uach.Vo Imvo avor-
iiKiid up thu feud und Had that they ate
about llfty bushels of iirniii iiinl ono Ion
of liny each in tlio ' 200 days
they woi-o foil , 'J'hclr nu.s (
ranged , wliun sold , from tun
to fourteen miintlw and vulfjlit.s
from 71i" > to \W \ t poundn. U'o
Imvo cHtiniateil tlio Icind.sof raliiniitlio
uvonipo as about Iml fund half. .Corniit
. ' 1 cents ] ier buslicl anil o.its l 17 c'ontH ,
male in ; ; the measured bushel of mixed
food worth 20 cents. Tlumverayo value
of the calves was about $10 November 1 ;
0 bushels of era in , $10 ; Ion of liny , $ ! l ;
making S-2IJ. With tlio exi'eptiojto'f two
Hlvim-tuilk cnlves , they told for $4 pot-
100 , niul nvorajjeil "SO pounds caoh , imlc-
in $ ! ) l.0lcs9 $ ii.7o oxpoibo of Hhlpping ; .
The not profit was S.'i.W each. I ivnli/ud
nearly 11 cents a bushel 11101-0 for my
{ jraiii thtui it.would have brought at the
olovator. Tim inanuro wo hnvo not con
sidered , lint it must bo liorno in mind
that the inanuro iiowndiiyshnsanlntrin-
bio vnluo and Hindi more thsiii pays for
the trouble of foedhifjcatllo. Thocalvos
wore dohorncJ in the spring nnd fed in
tlio opoii ahin a trough , having a straw
] illo to run to sind a wsinn shed to ffo
tinder when too cold not ono was ovoi *
tied up. After get tiii } ( usuil to tlio grain
it was constantly kept before them. Ante
to sex , my calves \vci-o \ two-thlrd.s licifors
niul ona-third ulcers ; If they Imd sill been
hteors tlioy would have brought more
money. _
K.Ytruonliiiary
Soil-malcing , hot water pipes in the
will , and culture under g-lass nt a certain
puriod of the life of the plant , will boc.s-
fecntial features of tho'"uardoning'0f the
future , writes Prluco Krapotkinln the
Aug-iist l < loi-tim. They will iiiuilly dissi-
] iatu the chililish foai's in to the imjios-
eibility of BatlHfylng tlio needs 'of a rup-
idly-lnircasiiij ( population ; and tlioy will
jiorniit man always to have fresh from
the soil , the busb , OL- the tree , most of
what is necessary for his life. Thiit is
not si dream of futurity ; It is becoming-
u fact of modern life. Indeed , nothing
can to nioru instructive on this account
than u visit to the islands of Jersey and
Guernsey , such as I recently mndo. It'
Klvesonoa concrete idea of what the
world is rapidly coming to in the way of
culture under glass.
The island of Guernsey has to nourish
ltOO , ! souls on each square milo , and has
u good deal of unproductive soil. Guern
sey , like the suburbs of Paris , ia a land
of market gardening , wlilch has devel
oped of late into greenhouse culturo.
All over the island , especially in the
north , wherever you look , you
tee greenhouses. They rise amid
the Holds and from behind the
trees ; they ai-o piled up ono on
another on the stcop slopes of the hills
facing the hurbor. The oi-lyin of tlii.s
newuopnrturo was tlio raiding of granos ,
which was started some thirty years ago
by a few enterprising men. At probont
Guernsey exports every year about llvo
hundred tons of grapes , which represent
a incnoy value of ! flir ! > ,000 , tit the low
average price of 18 cents n pound , However -
over and that is the uhlof point
grapes are no longer Ilio most important
crop of the Guernsey anil Jersey green
houses. And when I walked , through
these glass-roofed kitchen gardens ,
which do not know what failure meanc ,
and which yield cropaftor crop through
the spring1 , f uinnior mid imtunm , I ooiild
not kit mini ire the recent conquests of
man , I saw throo-qnavtors of an aero
covered with glass and lieated for three
months in the spring , yielding almut
eight tons of tomatoes anil about two
hundred pounds of beans us a first crop
in April and May , to bo followed by two
crops more during the summer and
autumn. As to the results , I cannot.
bettor cliaractei-izo thorn than by quoting
what Mr. AV. Hear , the well known
writer upon English agriculture , wrote
after a visit to the same establishment ,
namely : that the money returns from
those thirteen acres " ( jrojitly exceed
those of an ordinary English farm of
1 , ; ! ? ( ) acres. " The la&t year's crop were :
2-"i tons ol gi-apos ( which are cut from
the first of May till October ) , 80 tons of
tomatoes , 30 tons of potatoes , C tons of
peas , nnd 2 tons of beano ( the last tlireo
iu April ) , to sny nothing of otlioi- sub
sidiary crops. _
I'i'iiil Cunning.
Now that wo have such quantities of
canned fruit wo wonder how our grcat-
gi-andmotheM manured to keen house
without It , frays the Farm , Field and
Stockman. Vfo can romomlxn- the jelly
nnd preserve jars and thu advent of the
iirHt Holf-Kcullng can In our mother's kit
chen. A California , paper tolls us that
the correct pi-ineiples of fruit canning
wore learned from the ancient Pom noli-
ans. About Hovonty-IIvo yours ago ,
when tbo early excavations were mndo
at 1'ompoii , a party of Englishmen
fouiul , in what appeared to bo the kit
chen of n ruined honioln the burled city ,
a quantity of stone jaw of nrrsurvud llga.
One was opened and thotrult proved to
bo fresh and delicious. Naturally the
menus of preserving fruit through centuries -
turies of time WHS carefully looked into.
Kxamination showed that the llgslnul
been put Into the jnrs in a licatcd state ,
an upoi-turo loft for tlio bteam to es
cape , and then fcealwl with wax. The
hint was taken and the next year can
ning was introduced in Kngliind and the
United Status , the process being identi
cal with that in vogue In Pompeii
twenty centuries ngo. The old hulios
In America who can tomatoes nnd
poaches do not realUo that they are Indebted -
dobtod for this art ton people ulio wore
ashes but a few years after Clirht.
Tnriilpfe
The turnip crop is not of great value
In this land of cheap corn , hut it often
happens thiit a few turnips ran liogi'own
whcru nothing i'lso can , and they novur
coino anilHs either for Into ( all or early
spring feeding , frays the Western Stock
man and Cultivator , \Yo cannot go to
the laboi * iu growing turnips that our
C'tumillan naiglihormlo , fnlhoDoinlnlon
this i-rop is til n n ted in rows and hoed ,
thinned and cultivated with aw inueh
c-aro n.i the crop gets In ICiiroiwan row
trii'H. Hut wo i-nti glvo tlio turnip attention -
tention enough touot it well Btni'fcd
after thiit It will tiiito cat-oof llcclf. Any
fertile Kollwill produci > turniiis , thoiigli
a windy loam IK the Ix'xt. Tlio ground
should'he cultivated till ill * thoroughly
smooth and inollow , nnd If it hits pre
viously bocn deeply iilmvod soimu'li the
bettor , A neil ( lint IIIH jn'oiluced a rro | >
of early potatoes or tnitoiis , or tlnit for
some cause Inn m isiicd u Miunl of corn ,
will geiuu-iilly product ) a ci'O | > of tui-nlps
to good Jidvinilago. 'I'ho ' ' iK'st of the
small or Swede vnrlot.vnf turnips l the
red-top , strap Icn veil. It In almost HUM
to produce a crop of roots when not
planted too thick. The best time for
sodnj , ' this variety of turnips Is thu
mlddloofInly , hut they may bo sown M
Into lusthollrsl of August , nni ( will pro-
ihico a fair crop if tlioy get a shower
HOOII nfter sowlii } , ' . Tlio seed may bo
sown k'onili'ast at the ratoof about ono
Imlf jiound jior aero. Care must betaken
taken lo get the seeding oven and thin
enough , for turnin > i will not grow where
no seed has been sown , nor will they
form roots whore they nro town too
thlukly.
Tlii ! IVihsililllilotiu'hrnt Citllnrc ,
Some thirty years ago , the French
considered a whonl crop quite good when
it yielded tvcnty-two bushels to the
acie ; but with the stuno soil the pro unl
equlreiiient tuat least
thirly-tlircebush-
ols , while In the bwt . oils the Ji-rop only
is good wlion It yields from forty-thrcb
forly-clght bushels and occasionally the
crop liias much as flfty-flvo nail a'lyilf
tolhoiit-ri' , wi'ilo.-i Prince ICrootkin | ) in
tlio Forum. 1'lioro iuv whole countries
Tfj't ' P nl . _ . . . . _
i'rt n < > t vn it it. ttli Iiil i nit. * t tn
lied only vlion Ilio average crop attains
tlilrty-scven bi hels ; whllo tlio
oxporiinental farms of central
Franco produce from year to
'
year , over largo ureas , 'forty-oiio *
buslieln to tlio neroi and u number of
farms in northern franco regularly
yield , year after year , from fifty-live to
Bixty-oifjhtbiMliolit to the acre. Ocwi-
siontilly , oven so inueli us clfjbly
biwlieU hns boon obtained ujon llmiteil
areas under special cure. In fact , it la
now proved that by combining a series
of such simple ) operations as the selec
tion ofsoeds , sowing in rows , and proper
manuring1 , the crops can bo increased by
atlca. t 7G per cent over tlio best present
average , while tbo cost of production
can bo reduced by 50 nor coat by the use
of some inexpensive machinery ; to say
nothing of costly iimclilnos lil < o the
steam di cer , or the milvorixei-s which
make the hoil rcqulroa for eni'li special
culture. They arc now occasionally re
sorted to hero and there , but they will
come Into general use us soon as human
ity feels the ncud of increasing the ag
ricultural product tenfold.
Host Food t'av VOIIIIR CliicltH.
Altliouj'h many foods liavo been
recommended for young chicks , wo have
always hnd excellent success with Btalo
bread and oatmeal , fed in the dry condi
tion , until the ehlclcH are ten days old ,
when they may tlion bo Riven crnckcd
corn and wheat screening ! ) also , says the
Kansas Farmer. Too much heft food Is
not wholesome for them. Chieks prefer
dry food , nnd it serves the purpose
bettor and ontnils less labor in prepara
tion. Cora bivail alone is insiilllcient ,
but it may bo improved when dipped In
mlllc.
-Ilerolo imtc.-li Siillors.
When the Prims Fredorik collided
with the English bhipMarpCbsa on Juno
2i ) , the commander of a detachment of
Dutch colonial force.s which haponctl ] )
to bo on board , iniinediatclv onlnroil thu
assomhly sounded , anil the men fell in on
the deck like clockxvorlc in tlio lace of a
certain loss to the ship. Their conduct
was .in in valuable example to the pas
sengers and crow , for , although tbo en
tire company wore then transferred to
the lioafrt with pot-feet quiet and dis
patch , the PilnIrcderik went down as
the last bout left her .side. She carried
with lior blx Dutch privates and an olll-
cer , who doubtless had lioeii over
whelmed by the waters rushing in at the
point of colliaion.
Nijjgor Is not , as generally supposed ,
a corruption of negro , but is regularly
developed from tlio earlier form of nojfcr ,
which is derived through the French
from the Sanisli-Poi-tiiguo.o ) ) negro ,
from which tlio lin lisli nogvo i.s taken
directly. Nlgyor is moro Eng-lish in form
tlian iioro { anil was formerly nnd to
some extent i * still u.icd without op-
probrloim Intent ; but Us u-.o . is now con-
lined to colloquial or illiterate speoeh , in
which it Konerally convoys more or lebS
of eantempt. i
- -
1'oi-ol n Ownernl' On iSoil. . I
Certain European noblemen principally -
pally Englishmen are now the owners
of about twenty-one thousand acres of
land in the United States.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
AN oxperloiu'i'd book keeper wunlod In
wliulosalo lioiis < ' , UiHid WUK < "I > rofiToncii
i-oiiilrcil. | Addicss Ko. 5'J , lleo olllvu Uoiiuell
ri , la.
_ _
"IJIOKRALIIor truiln Sniiill stock ofstovcs ,
Jliinviiro and si'tiif I Iniior'a tools. Imiuliu
al Itooni : il8 , Mnrlui.ililoi'lc. . Couiu'll Itlull'M. In.
TfjlOU SA [ ifJ Or will l ruio ; fur a cooil rn.iiT
JL ? toiirn , stallion Nci. lEI'.U ' , ruKlstoroil InViil -
liioo. lly Dr. Arclillj.ilil . , dam by Kentucky
Olajr , flyoiiriolil. Apply lo Dr. Mucruo ,
TJlOItURNT Two KOI ) I nioilurn houses. W.
JJY. \ . llllh' 'r. 28 I'uiul Ett-cul.
_
" \\rAXTKD OiHid girl for Koncrul liouu1-
iwoiK. . JlM. A , I' , Jlanuhott , No , ID
Kourtli struct.
" \\rANTICD Sltmtlou by nn oxiierlunril
Btciiiu Illltr. AdUiess A U , Hue ulllcu ,
Cdiincll llliill's.
"IJlbll SAM3 nr Itont Qardun land , wltli
JL' houses , L > y J , it. Illoo. Mi Main St. , Uoiuioll
'
" \\rHV pay rnnl wncn you cnu buy ix liomonii
'I tliosiinio I crins , and In I caio ol your iluutli
iitnny tliiialnuvo your family ilio liouiu clc.ir
on tlio rollowlii ? turms :
A liouiu win-til nM > : it 112 per inontli.
A homo vrortlil,5K ) at IIS per nxmtli.
A honii ! vortliK'.O ) ) ut III PIT month.
A lio'no ' worttiKI.OO' ' ) at ( pur nimitli.
A homo worth JI.OD ut ( IS per niontli.
Uthtr prlocil lioinui on tlio sun' ) terms. Thn
above monthly payments InuluJe iirluelpil
mill Intnroit. For full mrtleuliin anil tin or
address tho.Mnld fcolh \ Uo , , UUd Uroidwiy : ; ,
Coiiiit'll lUulfs. | q.
_
IJIOKUKNT Tlio ntnrnrooni , No. 13. ( routing
J. on I'mirl at.V. . 0. Jiiniissi.
_
" \\rRII.VVK several boiutlful innliu-n Ii Tin
ii that \ < fi will tr.nlo for iui'iiiiil : 'p < ) I v.i > m
lots I ii Omaha or Council 'iluth. Tlio Judil &
\VdlsUo. . Coiuiull Illuirs , Iu.
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute
A NO -
Private Hospital ,
Cor. Hroiulmiy nutl 'JOtli St
Council llmlN , In
l * < ir thotrnntiiiDiit of all sursli'id and chroiila
( llsoaios and dlseji-x-s of the blood.
I'l'lvatodlHi'ii'U'sDf the mliuiry 4ind sexual
( irmiiiH. u < syphilis , Hlrletnic , cystltlx. spur *
iniiliirroliot ; ! , lint iiiuiliiiHl.M'\imt : lniHik'H09 | '
nud ttciiknt'sslfiMlod sneces-ifiilly.
riiitieiiliiratttMitliiiipald ( o dls ( n'c4 l the
liinxs. u AslliinM , roiitiiiiiptliui , llronrlilt In
Ciitnrrli , Kti * . I'lirulyili , Klilncy dlwiiM'i ui
lllitliot ( > s , IIHillit'.illNi'iiMS IMieiiiniltliin , I'llos.
I'niK'nr. Viirlii'.Mile , llydroi'i-lo , Dnilisy , Tu-
iiii-r. DIoi'iioi'Miif thiM'yn nud u.ir. Club foot ,
Spinal IMII-V alii found nlldl < K'aMi' < of Ilin lioims.
\Vi'liii\iMi ilrparliiiiMit di'Votvd oxehisivulj
to Ibo 1 lealinci'i of t'lerliuidlsea-cH
Mi'illHno ' sent heeurely packed and free from
observation.
DH. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Iiiititiilc anil 1'rivalc ' Hospital ,
Ojr llrimilwiir amlZiilliKt. . Connrll Hluirs. In.
ST. .
uonraing nnn uny bcnooi ,
Fifth Avc. and Seventh Street ,
din bo reaeheil from any of tlio ilepota
on motor.
Coiuliieted by the Sisters of Charity
U. V.AI.
TERMS For hosv.-il nud tuition em
bracing all liniiu'liesof u linlslied eilitea-
tion for young Indies $75 f < ' Hc siini o (
llvo months , coiinnoncins llrst Monday
in - and - -
Septeinbei- KViln-uiu-y respeetively ,
For furthoi- particulars mldrons
S1STK11 SUl'KlllOR ,
St. Francis Academy ,
. Council Hluirs , Iowa ,
Electric Trusses , Belts ,
Chest Protectors , Etc
Agents Wanted. Dr. O. O. Jndd.
606 Broadway , Council Bluffs , I.
J. 1) . Bn.MlTN-i > M.sPros. . K. T , Siii-nAUT , Vlui'-iros |
Cn.Mii.Ksll. IJIXXAX. rnihlor.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Hltiffs.
Paid tip Capital . $10OOOO
Surplus and Profits . BOOOO
Liability to Depositors. . 3BO.OOO
Tiiiioroim-I. : : A. Jlli | | r. P. O. ( ileiison , K. r * -r-
Slnuui't , K. K Hart. .1.1) . Ivilimiiison , Ohai-lei
C. Illinium. TraiHiu'tKcncriil baiililn liusl-
lu-ss Liu-Rust nipltid mill surliis | of any
bank In ? oimi\vo.storn lowu.
INTEREST ON T'Mli ' DEPOSITS.
THE J. A , MURPHY
CO. ,
I < 1 A vcini omul JUt Kt.
Sash , Doors and Blinds
Itiuiil and Scroll Sawlup. Ilo-SiiH-lns
I'lanliiKt nwliii , ' ( if all klniK I'uroli llruckuta.
Kindling wood W..V ) per loud ilnllvurol. Cletin
siiwilii tby Hiu ' lurrol , i' > e. All work to be
"vouu I'A I'lio.v.uJK s
27JUIA1N STUliUT.
OvcrC. 11. Jiiiigiicmln .t Oo's Jewelry Sloro.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Corner Jliilnonnd llronilirny.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
1)ciluri : In foreign nml dmnostlo .
ColluL'tlmih iiiiulo and Inlcrust pulil uu lliao
Ueiioslt.s ,
S. R M 11x011 , Ij. J. It. llouiifools , ll.U.
MAXOX , BOUHCEOIS & COOKE ,
Architects and Siiperintciidcnts.
] { oiinisrfi7 , mid COSN Ilnoins 2W n nil i.50
V. l.lfo IIKU' . . Oimilui , Mori'liiui lllk. , ( 'nun-
Nel ) . Ti'luiiliuiiull.U. ell HlullK. In. Tulo-
| lllIIH.1- ( .
F. M. Ellis & Co. ,
AECHITECTS
And Building Suparlnt.enilenta.
Hiioins 4.T ) and 4' Him llnll.Uu' . ' , Omahn
Nub. , nml Uouiiis i'll ' nml Jl < i .Merrliini Illnalc
Council Illnirs , In. Crrusi.iiduiiuo | Bollultocl
A HOTEL BARGAIN
Ilolol JniiiGsan , Uoinu'll UliilK In , , forront.
FiirnlHliuil and In „ ( > ! > I nip ilrs. lloit holnl In
thuulty. Guutnilly liuiLol. Doliu a Ili-nt.
) as < business , This Is u hir : ' : iln for 1,01110
goedholul num. Apply to
JAMESON BROS , Props.
Council I31uUJ ! . . . .
AL.L , WORK WARRANTED
DIl. J. D. .IAOICSOW , Dentil _ . . . . , .
All kinds of work donu. Von con suvo ono *
hitiron youruoldandHllvur Illllnif l > y oulllnic V
ut rooiaftU Miirrliini lilouli , Council IIIuiru.
C. A , BEEBE &L COMPANY ,
WliolisHalo and Itetnll Oc'iilurnlii -
FURNITURE.
f.iirjjcst Stock und Lowest I'rlcos. Dealers , send for Cni
NOH. 205 mid W)7 ) Bi-O'id way , and 201 and 20(1 ( I'ioi-co Htroot , Counnll Hlulls , I
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ,
II DinlnriKinn Hydraulic and HaniUiry Kn tnonr. Plans , Kstiinatos
Jl , UU I Kl ! II IHpeulHcntions , and Siiporvlaion ofl'ubllo Work. I3rown
BulliUntr. Council Illnird , la.
1. ScliiirzTmticu ; o ( the Puaco. Ollluo over American Exprosj , No121 %
. riroiuUvay , Uouncll UluiTs , Iowa.
Attoniova nt Liaw. ljraotico in the State and Fedora
t-'ourta. ' UoomiiV and 8 Shueurt-lloiio LJloctc , Couuol
muTa , > Iowa >