Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BElfijLtfKlDAY , SEPTEMBER 5 , J800.
TILE OMAHA 1U3E
OCUNCIL BLUFFS.
OJ-TJYK , NO. 12 1'KAKL ST.
flcllvcrrd liy Cat tier In nny jnrt of llioClty ,
ItV. . TII.TON , - - - MANAOKU.
fliislnr i i Offlrr . No , < I
Kclltnr , No. si
II KTt O.V.
N y P Co.
Council Din Its Lumber Co . coal.
Fourc-nmlldnU's for baptism were received
flttlictlJercn Bnntlst church last Sabbath.
The regular wcelily Methodist social was
held last cu'iilntf tit the resletcneo of Colonel
TuIUys.
The Indies of the Presbyterian church will
Klvc n poc-lublu this p\unliig nt the cluirch
pallors. A cordial linllntlon Is extended to
all to attend.
A grand concert Is to bo plven this ovcnlnff
In the rifth Axcnuo Methodist church. The
admission Is but 'AT cents , and the piogrammo
promises n rlrh trc'tit.
livKulnr meeting of ritlclity council , No.
1W ) , lioyiil Arcniiuin , this ( l-Yklay ) ovonliitf at
8 o'clock. All nieinbcis uro requested to bo
present. W A. ( Jtouuwctf , secretary. *
Yosterdaj w is quirteily pension diiy nml
nln KO numtiorof ttio old votcr.ms iitul oc
casion to tlmnlf Uncle Snm fur his gonctoslty.
There woio no pensions juld under the now
lu\v.
luv.Ofllrer
Ofllrer 12 H. Noycs wrnt on < lutnifnln hist
nlfjht , tnkliiK his bid bc.it on Upper lli-oiid-1
nny. Ho still Miflurs consldci.ihlv fiom the
attack mmlo upon him bj the Mtiber bo > 3und
Others ,
Unltv CJulld will meet In refill ir session
this ( I'Vidav ) nftcinoon nt II o'clock with
Mrs. Ilciny CoTi-en ! First straut. A full at-
tcurl.UKO Is dedied , us tliuro will bo impor
tant , business.
The repairs on the county jnil arc nearly
completed , and it is expected that the bitfcU-
Indcr tan bo tinned today , so that the pris
oners ran bo taken out if needed for tiliil or
other lauso in couit ,
Ponnltto wd lias licon tjlven William
Chc < 'soman and limnm Unllnii of Xcoln ;
Chnilcs K Poffonboff-'cr of Mnlvein and
Kathailno Wuldion of Council Hlufts ; Louis
Kost and Kosa Grote of Couniil Bluffs
Notwithstanding icpoits to tlio contrary
the .Mnhui bojs , John and .Tim , nio rapidlv
recoMuing from the cffcd * of the bullets of
Officer Nojcs' pistol , and thcio Is no doubt at
nil about their ultimate iccovciy. So say
their pliytli-iuns.
. Dmliijr Iho congress .imonp the dcroritlons
that inado the town attractive and intoiest-
Inir to the farmeisas acorn stalk eighteen
feet nine inches tall that \viis dlsplu > cd In
frontof Schof , Stf-itikopf & Schoflold's' jro
eery on iijij er DiomUvay It still attracts
otteiition and rct.iins the palm.
The next tcim of tbo superior court docs
not open until October , ' ] . Tlio present term
has not formally closed , although there is
nothing bcinp dune .luilno McGio will bold
a session to-moi row , at which time ho will
render decisions in a number of cases which
ho h is been holding under advisement.
No effoi t ; \ 111 bo undo to lepiir the broken
hose IMI t tliat list a wneelhile running to
the tire nt John I.ild\\in's Wednesdiy It
will bo nccessnry to purchnio a now eart
Onenewono hns alieady been ordeied. Until
a new cart can bo obtained ttio cntupanvlll
their boso to ( Ires In un oiclimny
wagon.
In the dihtikt court jesUulay .ImlfiO M.iev
listened to arpiiiicnts in the Riii mount paiic
cnso. Tlieiovas little tlso done and the pro-
ccoillups w ore v orj dry to tlio oiillnuiy slice-
tutor. No decision win readied , nnd it will
doubtless tulco some little time for his hnnnr
to con nil the authorities cited nnd consider
the numerous le nl propositions so ablv pie-
sentcd.
Colonrl John Fochilrmnn of the oreanl-
rntion known us tbo iintl-Kecil icpubliian
club , received a letter vesterdnv from Neol i ,
sinned by Hllov Clnrlc , II Elliott , H. O
Hood and W. H.IDutler , who declnro them
selves in svinpntby with tbo movement , nnd
Bet forth their i ciuons nt IciiRtli. They nro
in sub-.tnnco tlmt Judge Heed hasigiioirtl
old soldlcrn.
liss Xcnnnn Gray pave n vcrv entertiin
inBclocutloiinry cnteitalnniont atthoop'ni
was hiklily pfenscii.her mitiitiry"Vlvvi ( ; *
fvlilcnco at the stui t tlmt she WHS thuiotiKhlv
ftt homo on tha stage anil the little excite
ment incident U ) fac.hn ; an midicnco RIVO zest
to lior manner. Her dellnc itlons wcio nat
ural and now ci ful.
Mrs. H. J. Pliubert pave a 5 o'clock dinner
to nbout twcnty-IU o quests at her rcsldpucc.
200South Twcntj-th-st street , vesteiduv In
honor of Hon. . .J.V. \ . CaitwiUht , of Buillu"-
ton. Itwus a brilliant Rathciing , mid the
gentleman from the custom part of the stute
wns Riven n favorable Impression of Council
Bluffs people mid society.
The cases upulnst tbo Mubcr bovs , William
Walters nnd John ScliclTcily , clmrged with
assault to kill O nicer Noycs , wcio ( ailed in
Justice Schmz'H louit yesterday nfteniooii ,
but the homing was postponed until the loth
on nccount of the inability of the county nt-
torney to bo lu-eient und prusocuto. The com
plaint tiled by Ed Maber , cliarRliiR the onlcor
with thosiuno kind of assault , was nlso uost-
IKJtied until the 11th.
Work will bo commenced on the new Meth
odist church in nfovv days The only tbliiL'
that enures any delay Is the iuubilltv or the
church people to dec-ldo upon tlio place for
boliliuir services until the new church is
finished. The contractors would beciu the
work of ti-nrliiff down the old buliainjj to lav
if the e in pets and seats were oat of the wav.
It Is probable that the i > lnco for holilln-
servicea w ill bo Hughes' lull. °
Hallthe vv Ife murdeicr , his about iccov creel
fiom hU se'lf-iiilllctca Injuito. Ho hus little
more to say thmilien the tmKclv wa fresh ,
a ho other day ho pivo nn order on Chief
Cnrv of tbo city pi lice force , for bis wntch ,
which was tiikon fiom him when ho wn ar
rested. A dcputv shoilff went with the eider
to the police fie.ultiinntcrs. hut the chief re
plied that bo was abundantly ublo to keeu the
watch , nnd the order -\as , iKnoicd.
D. E. aie-ison 1ms
- returned from nn o\ten-
slve tilp tliiouBiMUsouillii the interest of
the Meiehnnts' 1'ioteitivo nasoclutlon The
western hoiulqumtersof the ussorlntlon Inn
been established In this city , nml the business
is iimniiKea hero The
association is In u very
fjouiislniig condition. Duiin the past few
nnvs u fuic-oof twelve men havu been placed
In Nebraska , and they expect to Incieaao the
membership to tlm extent of many thousands
dmmp the fall und winter ,
Tlniiel nml Dny , two of the } ounB Council
Bluffs fishermen w ho weio urnMoil on avnr \ -
rntit fi-om Justice Unincitt's touit clmiHuir
them with mnlUlouB tiespnss on the lands of
John Covlc , llvlnp south of the city , by onen-
ItiS n pito und dnviiiK throuRh to the river ,
wcto dschniKcd Colonel John Limit i > io-e l
cuted the e-ises and Emmet Tlnlov dufunded
It was shown that the men onteieil the Held ,
but It could not bo proven tlmt they aid , my
malicious mischief or contemplated it.
The Skinner case was concluded in Justtco
Bchurz s couit yestenluv nndoaubmlttccl , and
a decision rcndcicd. The coin t he-Id that nil
of Miinawnwusln Io\va , mid the site of the
Skinner suloon was not In Sarpv county.
JudBO Aylesvvorth took exceptions to thu de
cision , and Informed the court that Skinner
would not pay nny thio thu couit mil-lit ini-
jxiso , und If ho issued a commitnienthu would
iimke it hot for the couit , or words to that
effect. Kininot T uloy , for the prosecution ,
states that ho will insist on the Justice issuing
the commitment todny.
If Mrs. J. K. Jietcalf's llttlo dog could tnlk
hoconld peihupSKlvo somu vcrv Import int
Informiition concerning the diambiul robbery
that occurred uttho " ( hove" some tlmo aijo
A few clays prior to the robbery the hmdl
liuly's llttlo bluck and tun do mvstcriouslv
disappeared. Ho wnsn fiilthfulllttlowutchor ,
nnd it was Impossible for any pcriou to nt > -
pioac-h the house w Ithont nttraetiti ) , ' hla at
tention. An ndvcrtUcmontlii Tun HKK fulled
to call out any tldlnus of him , und the woman
had about ylven up nil ho | > o of over BOOIIK |
lihn a-pilii. Uutjojtcitlny ho wna rotuiiicil
In the sumo myHtui ions nmiincr in which ho
disappeared. The assumption ts that ho was
stolen uwny by the robbers ami returned by
them or some person connected vv ilk them.
For Sale.
Ourrotnll furniture business , with good
established trude. Stork Is first class and
well hfloctcd. Kc'usou for selling , uro going
Into the exclusive Joublni ; trade.
Any ono wishing to 110 iito bnslnoss should
lnvt tluto ( this , as it Is one of the few Koldon
cpportunltlus of a lifo tinin.
O. A. DECIIE & Co.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
/mid & Wells Co. , CX B. Juad , uresldent. ( JCKJ
'
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
The Superintendent tincl Teachers' Oomrait-
too Each Claim Control of the Schools.
THE CITY CLAIMING CUT-OFF ISLAND ,
Unliter Tavos Tor tlio Coming Year
The Murderer's Waioli Minor
Alentlon , Personal null SIMHI
or Interest.
1 lie public schools of Council Illuffshtuo
been among the best or inl/ed nnd most
prosperous In the world. They nro an honor
to the state nnd nro the Jewels In the cro\\n
of the commonwealth to which the people
point with the greatest prlilo They icpro-
sent a Iliiaiicl.il investment of the people's
money amounting to nearly $400,000 , nnd are
providing for the training nnd education of
neatly ten thousand children In the city be
tween the ngcs of twenty-one nnd llvo ycais.
Hut tlili magnitlcont public school sjstem ,
with nil its responsibilities and its po lblll-
tlc3 , Is being disorganized and Its blessings ,
which should full as a shower upon all nliko ,
nro beliiR perverted , and the end U not yet.
Tlio children , Instoid of pursuing their
studies under the dhectlon and by the en
couragement of tc.iihcislio should have
nothing to distract them , are dis
cussing Iho fight in the school
board and talcing sides with the im-
pulshenesiof ( hlldhood. The complication
ut tlio fountain bead of the schools is the one
absorbing topic of conversation amonij tlio
teachers They me compelled to occupy
strained and unnatural positions , to engage
in tobellion while cndciuntinglooboy oideis
'J hey have two sets of masters mul cannot
servo noth , and when counseled to net in dis
obedience of the orders fiom one side they
arc nfraid of the consequences of the anger of
the other side. They must keep peieo If pos
sible ulth both sides until time can deter-
mlnohlch of Iho tivo is tbo stronger , not
ulik'h Is tight Tills means disoignnlzition
and lebclllon umoug the teachers themselves ,
and \\oisc tlmn disorganisation among the
pupils. The teachers nre ordeied by the
members of tbo teachers1 commitUo in tlio
hoard to wholly Ignoio the supi'iintcndeiit.
'Ihoy muit believe that n consequence
of icfus.il must mean three votes
against them when the board comes to
select teachers another jear Tbo other three
members of the board instruct them to dtsie-
gnrd nil orders but those of the Mipeiliitend-
uit , Both sides mo determined and bitter
nnd the teachers , ende.uorlug to choObO the
snfootioute bctuecu these t\\o inalo.stio.ns
of anger , either of which is cipablo of swal
lowing them up , uro in desp.ir and unlittcd
for the discharge of their duties.
This Is the situation ai it presents Itself to
the inteiestcd public , who caio nothing for
the individual difleienccj nnd qinirielb of the
members of ttio board of education , whom
they selected out of all the men inthocitj to
look after the Interests of the public schools.
This Is the true dtuntion , and not ono mem
ber of the Uoiid can escape the icsponslbili-
tles of his position , but will bo held accounta
ble to tlio fullest extent for his
keening ol the the gieat trust plated
la Ins earn. Tbo schools cannot prosper
\\bilo such a condition of affairs exist ,
anil the nromho is ficely made of still greater
disorganisation and a mnio bitter nurf ire
\\lilch can onlv end when one side surrendcis
or the other sUe gixiws tii ed and lays dow n
Its nuns. Both sides agree that the light
cannot be i.ettled other\\is-o and both say
they will uury the controversy Into the
courts. Tbo interested nubile , the t.ixpajers ,
the fathers and the mothers of the thousands
of ehildieu nio f f.nnlng seine pcitlnent ques
tions which ute easily InU'i pitted to muan.
"If the members of the board cannot agree
let them resign at ouco The feelings of the
members , personally or collectively , cannot
bo ( oiisideied an instant when balanced
ugalnst the \ \ hole Interests of the public
si heel sjstcm of Council UlulTs. "
In obedience to the instinct ions the
to liners icf used to recoirnbo MeN.iughton
as Iho superintendent , but Made their reports
, . ,
another teacher during the aflernoon nnd
passed the door of the supcilnteiidcnt's oflli.c
and sent u request to Chiiiunan Sehoentgen
of the conimitteo to send her n person to 1111
tlio viic.mey. The icports of thu tcachci-s
slio\\ingtho \ cmollmontof pupils , which are
usually nil in and on lilo at the end of tbo
lirst day of the term , are yet unllnlbhcd and
nro not nccessible.
Piof. McNnughton is going about hlb
duties with unruffled temper nnd a lingo
number of the tern hers openly express their
sympathy for him , Tim tcaeheis are evi
dently trj Ing to coinpiomlso with both sides
and outside of mulling their icpoits to the
teachers' committee are following allot tbo
Instructions and leconimendations of the
superintendent.
Prof. Hyde , ho was elected to the posi
tion of piineipal of the high school , has not
shown tip unit no communication has Iwen
received fiom him. It is consequently not
known \ \ hothor bo will accept or decline the
position. The supoilntomlcnt and the high
school teachcis aie getting along comfoitably
without him and can continue to do so until
his Intentions are m.ulo public.
Mr Wells and Mr. Sehoentgen wcio seen
on thohtieetb.v nicpoitei'fnr Tun Bus > es-
terday nftei noon and questioned eoncernlng
the school pi-oldein.
'There is nothing now , " icmuiked the
chaiimaiiVo me getting along vciy nicely ,
nnd the toacliei-n nto lopoiting to us regu-
luilj. I eo no icnson why wo cannot con
tinue in this \vay indefinitely. "
"Wo me in this light to s ay , " said Mr.
> \ ells , "ando \ will stay until woin. . We
rcgtctted the necessity of doing what wo
hii\o done , and \\a icgrot the nocesbity of
doing still more , but wo are now determined
to In ing out nil the facts In tbo case and
let the iieoplu Judge for themselves.Vo nro
bonestlj strumgto piotcdtho Interests of
the schools , the lutcrestsof jour chlldtcn
nnd my childicn , and what wo will do will bo
piompted only by motUes ofwhleh wo inonot
aslmmed 1 was told 5,01110 tlmo ago that
thcio was but one man in tlio board who was
giving the schools am attention ut all , and
that mnn was , John Sehoentgen hero. Now I
am giving them so no attention ( about all mv
time ) andamhelninghlm. " :
"Yes , and you liayo icirncd in the past few
weeks wli.it It took mo a year tole.ua , " inter
posed SehoouJgcn "When you c-imo into the
ooiiiil I never told } ou anything for fear I
might pi ojudico jou , but let you find out for
yourself "
"Wo .no In the light to stay , nil w Inter , if
iicccbsmj , mill when wo get ttnough wo will
have shown up the wliolo tiling just us it Is , "
continucHl Mr Wells , as ho teen the aim of
Mr. bouocntjrcn and .sauuteicd up the stieet.
UOS.O.N STOUIJ ,
A Kou SpeuialtiCH to HeKonml Tlioro
UliiH Wt. k.
Something of intctx-st to every lady is to bo
f1 ! " . , Postou Stolu- Council BlulTs
It Is .i little carlj to talk of full goods vet , but
we lm\o u few specialties that won't lust
long in the way of full dioss goods. For this
w ecu only , SO pieces ilO-inch , all-wool plaliU ,
stilpes and mixtures at ; Ue , worth r.Se ; 1UJ
pieces r.Mneli , nil-wool ladle , ' cloth , In all
the new oat fall shades and black at aOc ,
Woi 111 : > 3O , '
\Vo show the finest line of gents' neclwear
and one-half hobo In the city ; the best sno mid
BDonecktlohithomnikot ; - : > dozen Rents'
wh to shirts , prices : > > , Ji'A- , SOc and 75o ; complete -
plete line of night shh ts from ftbc up
HUSTON STOHi : .
rornnuiNUHAM , WIIITULAW & co. ,
Leaders and I'lomoters of Low Prices.
To iati ; -Hlds are sollcltcxl forgiMdlng
lot on Oukland uouuo. . Tor information up-
ply to J. C. UuIIaven.
Shorthand. .Miss Khodes , Brown building.
J. C. Blxhy ateam rieating , sanltiry en-
gincer , 'J : i l.lfo bullllnir , O.niliJjj Mor
block , Council Bluffs.
The Manlmttuu Aportlng headquarters , 41S
Cut-on1 Island Again.
Cut-Off Island i * attracting more attention
than nny other portion of Council Bluffs nt
the present time , and the probability is that
it will ho of still moro importance to the pub
lic. The park commissioners huvo set up a
claim to a largo part of it under the convoy ,
ftucotothem by the uovcruinout of the tract
of land comprising Big Like park.
Yesterday nnd the day previous the
park commissioners and the members
of the city council worn over there looking
into tbo matter , and cndcavoitng to trace the
lines with the assistance of the city engineer.
Cominls * ncr Graham Is satisfied that the
city owns n largo portion of the Island under
the government deed , nnd the commissioners
have notlltcd the Omaha land nnd improve
ment company nnd u hiiyo mimlHT of squat
ters who iiro occiipjlng the land to vacate' at
onco. The mutter looks very serious to the
Improvement com piny , nnd they huvo hid
expeits ntwork on the county ici-ords for
scvcul dnvs past o\crhuillng them and en-
dcavoilng to trace the old oilglnal government
survey.
Thoofllcotsof the improvement company
huvo bcett so far convinced that tbo park
commissioners' clulms tire good that they nnvo
offered to comproailso nnd pay the com
missioners n liberal amount for a quit clulm
deed to tlio disputed property.
Yesterday afternoon till tha members of
the city council , the mayor nnd city engineer
and all the members of the county board of
supervisors visited tbo ishnd ngaln. Sev-
eial prominent business men accompanied
the pirty , Tlio county board made the visit
for the purpose of nrrmging for n polling
plneo and locating it and Joining with the
city In providing something In the shape of n
Jntl for the tomporaiy retention of criminals.
Tbo Importance of the island Is nttiactlng
a great deal ot attention , nnd the prediction
Is freely made that there will bo n pontoon
bridge uniting It with the city wlthiu sixty
days ,
Wall napor nt HM cents per roll ; not rem
nants , at U. L. Gillette's , iiS I'eail st.
o
Money at reJucolratei loinol on chatto
and i cat estate security by E II. Shoafo iVs Uo
Dr. C. II. Bower , 20 N. Main st.
J. 0. Tlpton , real estate , u)7 Bioadway.
A Tjlttle Mahler Tn\cH.
The county board spent yesterday forenoon
In in iking the tax levy for 1S90. The follow
ing is the gcncial levy :
rands. Mills.
"tute 2V4
County 6
Ilildgo 2JJ
school I
Insane 3
Poor > ! ,
Coiut boiiso nnd Jail bonds and lntiu t. . . . > i
' >
boldlcis'relief 4
Total "u
The levy us comp ircd with last year is rt
half mill lilghcr on bridge fund nnd n quarter
higher for the into 10.
The city lew is ! l ) mills , which nddcd to
thu 11' j mills for county nnd state and 13
mills for schools , makes the total tux on
Council Bluffs property fi"1 mills , which is
Yof a mill kss than last year. It is gi ntlfy-
ing that taxes are gutting lobs , even if it bo
but little.
To the Ladles Miss Mary Glcason has re
turned fiom her eastein trip nnd is better
prcpircd than over to satisfy all who want
first class dressmaking. Ilooms in the old
library building , Poail street.
Buy your lumber of The Judd & Wells Co. ,
81U Broadway.
Iloso nt cost. Wo nro going to quit
handling garden hose , and have doubly the
largest block In the city. To close out wo
w ill sell all grades and fixtures at dcid cost ,
for cash. C. B. Paint & Oil company , Nos.
1 and 'I , Masonic temple.o .
Now fall goods Just i ccelvcant Keller's , mer
chant tailor , UlU Broadway.
MJKSO\A i * IM it A ti it.i 1'iiB.
Piof. C. Spruit , of the coips of teachers of
tbo Instltulon for the deaf and dumb , has ro-
tuined fiom Spirit Lake , where ho has been
ha\inir an cnjovablo season of recreation.
Mis Spiuitwill usither iclntives inOsccolu ,
an J also spend some time at Colfux bcfoiu
ictn ruing.
Mr A N. Crosby relumed last evening
fiom Outline county , Iowa , where he bus
Just completed tlio re-enumeration of n town
ship. The new count incieascs the popula
tion ft om about six hundred to ono thousand
two bundled and seventy-five , and the num-
loi'ip-'siv. ' " ' " " ! nY8"\Slftno \ 1W MHti'4' ' "
Captain Hight's dlstuct which required a re-
cnumeiatlon.
Tirst-class diessmaking by Miss Wallace ,
over Cattlemen's bank.
A good hose reel f rco with every 100 foot of
boso puiubuscd ut Bixby's.
Commercial men , New Pacific , Council
Bluffs , Is under management of W.Joncswlth
new sample rooms.
AVhy'nmln Changed Kront.
LOVIIOK , Sept.f. . In an interview with
the editor of a Swiss newspaper Stanley re
futed various ch.ngcs that Emln Pasha made
against him. Ho declared that a letter from
Wisstnanir first upset Emin'a gratitude
toward and admiration for the English nnd
made film weigh his chances on each side.
The illness resulting fiom his accident
placed him In tbo po\\cr of Wissmann nnd
the latter whispered things about Stanley ,
magnifying ana distorting eveiything until
ho attained his ends.
Negro Ijynoiu'.l in Mississippi.
WVK.H VAJ.I.M , Miss , Sept. i. Last
night a negro named Kogers decoyed Mrs
Samuel Muriay from her homo on the pre
tense of helping to rescue her husband from
toughs , and then assaulted her. Ho was
lynched today. Mr. and Mis. Murray nro
tiom Iowa mid have lived hero twoyc.ns.
The Puttcr-Ijovcll HitI ! lire.
BOSTOV , Mass , Supl. 4. It is now cur
rently reported that tlio total liabilities of
tlio Potter-Lovcll company will aggicgnto
c. " ,000,000. At the state house It is said that
the matter of the company's not h.uing com
plied wit'i the law in making a statement of
its condition , has been placed lu the hands of
the iittouioy general.
llc\lowr < l by tlio Kinpcror.
ri.nsMiiMio , Sept. I [ Special Cablegram to
Tin. Bi i.J : Ktnpoior William who iiiiivcd
last night on the jncht Hohcnzollern , met
with an onthu-lastio reception. Today ho
levlewed a largo body of troops. Many for
eign princes and officers w era on the parade
giound to receive him and the review was a
brilliant affair.
AVrook tin the H. & O.
o , Pa. , Sept. I. A special from
Mannlngton sajs : Hiily this morning n
fielght train ran Into n "pickup" on the
Baltimore & Ohio roul Just cast of Manning-
ton , causing a teiiiblo wici-k. The engineer ,
Cornell , and uu unknown man wcio killed
The wreck wok Jlro and the cms and con
tents wore almost totally destioyod.
Tlio TrudcH Union
Livi iii-ooi. , Sept. I. The Hades union con-
giess today voted in favor of having a work
ing day of eight hours made compulsoiy by
parllumunt An amendment to thooffcctthnt
uu eight-hour day ought to bo voluntary , nnd
bo secured by such trade * as desired it , was
rejected , _ _
I'loods in Southern Germany.
Br.miN' , Sept. 4. Havoc has been caused by
floods In the southern pait of Ueimnny.
Ciopsnio spoiled and railway commnnlci-
tlon stopped. 'I ho lalco of Constance Is higher
than It lias been since 1770 , Navigation Is
foinpletoly stopped.
Admits tlio Authorship.
PAHIS , Sept. 4.-.M. Monnclx admits the
authorship of the iccently alleged levelatlons
c-onccinlng General Boulangor , which nn-
pcared In riguro.
A Itiii-Hloil ll'iini.
Pinaur.Sopt , I. Thollosenbeig dam , the
largest on the lakes on the Schunr/enbuig
estate , has burst. Alarm guns wcie tired.
Work of 'Iinln AVreokers.
Ai.nixy , N. Y. , Sept. -Train No. 13 , tlio
Adlronduck.Montieal & Niagara Fulls express
was wrecked three miles north of Custloton.
The second section of the train was thrown
from the track and several cars were
wrecked , but no ouo was killed. Several
jxjrsoaii , however , received g.ulto serious In
jury. A muss of li'ou ' Jin ! been placed on the
track. i , ,
Ncvitlu i JCfinbllcani. |
ViuoiNivOttr , Nrfv , > Sc.pt , 4. The rcpab-
llcnnstato convention mot this afternoon ,
committees wcro appointed mid recess taken.
I'EHHOX.t 7 , I M ItA (3 It.i 1'itS.
S. P. Morsoutul fitfully went cast yesterday
afternoon ,
General Mnnngcrlloldrogo of the 11 , & M.
is iiiButllngten.
Mr. C. W. I'oof , editor of the Johnson
County Journal , was in the city jcsterdny.
Mrs. L. B. Llgglh ims rcturnotl from Hot
Springs , S. D , much improml in health.
J. B. Iloynolds of1 the 13. < b M. general
ticket office Is taking Mr. 13. D. Branch's
Place in tlio city ticket oillco of the roul. Jlr.
Branch has gene to Denver for two months.
Mr. A. Morrlssoy , who is representing the
A. M. Palmer comp my , is in the city Friday
and Saturday of next week. This magnificent
company will present the following ropcrtoho :
Friday evening a double bill , "Aunt Jnck"
and "A Man of the Woild ; " Saturday
nmtlnec , "Jim , the Penman , " nnd Saturday
evening , "Saints and Sinners. "
jr Permits.
The following nsrnlu were Issuoi by the
sn pcrintcnucnt of buildings jestcrdny !
\Vlllliim llrown , one two-story double
Illicit tenement , Kynur street and
\untcentli avenue . $ 2,500
William llrowi , ono two-stoiy double
brick tenement , ICjnur stieet nnd
Seventeenth avoiiuo . ! , ' ' 00
Wlllliuii Iliown. onii tno-stoty double
liilck tenenic'iit , Kynor street and
SdVentrontli ti\cnno . 2V)0 )
William Hrown , ono two-story double
brick teiuiiienl , Kjncr street and
Hou'titiontli tiNcnuo . 2V)0 , )
\\lllhuii Iliowii , ono two-sloiy donblo
bilek tcmcnrent , Kjnor stuet and
Scjontcenth lucnilo . . . . . 2 , ' > 00
M. M. Hllnn , two-stoiy trniiio ( inolllne ,
Tlilrti-fourili and J.arlmura streets . 1,000
W. It. Iliiriuon , two-slory bilek tene
ment. Miu'toonth and Iieuvtnnorth
btiocts . . . . . 8,000
I ) . .1. Doiroy , onc-stnty frnmo cottage ,
le.rty-io\ontli mid I'licllle stiects . . . . 750
li. 1. weeks , frimo burn , 11 million
street nnd I.ocaonno . "CM
Li. 1. > VoeKs , frame barn , ll.imlllon
strcut nnd IAIWO aveiiuu . 430
Li. r Muuks , fi.iino bin ii , lliimllton
street and Low o iivcnuo . 4 > 0
li. 1. Wc-eUi. frame bam , Ilimlllon
btroctnnd l.ouomcnuo . 450
It 1\ \\eolis. \ fi.unu liarn , Ilimlllon
street and f.dwe a\enuu . 450
U f. WeeKs frame barn , ll.imlllon
street ami I.ouc uvi'iiuo . 4r > 0
Two minor permits . . ' ' 00
Total . 8JJ.I50
DEAD I'AilMOS A ULISSING. :
South American Mothers Pleased to
Sec Tlicir InlUiits Die.
The mntcrnul instinct la by no monns
wanting in the lowest classes of South
American women , but among the moro
degraded , the poor creatures hn\oso
many ehildtoii and nro so habitually
hungry and liopelofcs that it is no won
der human hibtincts nearly die out of
them. In some cubes infants are utterly
neglected , nnel left to shift for thoin-
bulves as boon us ublo to. wullc , to live
or dio.
An American gentleman says that ho
was riding ono day in the suburbs , when
his horse aecidcntly ran over mul killed
a cliild that was lying asleep in the load ,
its dirty ami nuked blown body eoin-
plotesly hiddun in the band. Of course
ho was stiicken with horror unil ro-
mor&e , and huntlnu up tlio mother , gave
her all the money ho happened to have
about him ( amounting to about 810) ) , as a
balm to ubsuugo her grief.
A fo\v days later riding along the
same lo.ul ho saw ahead of him another
child Miuuttod in the band in pi eclseiy
the syot whore the other was killed. Dis-
mount'ng ' to investigate ho tlUcovorcd
that the little thing could not got out of
the way , being securely tied in a Hat
basket. Uo did not run over any moro
babies , but bought the mother , who
pioved to bo the sumo ono to whom ho
had lately given $40 , and who indicated
in the most innocent and busincss-liko
nnnnnnn i milarlrm Vila tlmU WJ1S lUOTO
money she wanted , not the baby ; and
tlmt there wore a number of other olive
brandies whom she would like to dispose
ol on similar tormg.
Tin oughout nil Spanish America the
death of a child beems to bo a mutter of
rejoicing rather than of sorrow the idea
being that the little one , not having
at rived at years of discretion , must bo
without sin , and , therefore , in no danger
of the torments of puigatory ; whoteas ,
had it been pormlttca to Iho longer ,
what might have been its eternal fu
ture ?
The small corpse is spoken of by nil as
"another little angel. " It is decouitcd
gayly with birds * wings , flowon , and bits
of gaudy paper , kept in the house us
long us possible , often a gicat deal too
long ; and its interment is celebrated bv
lively music , followed by a feast for ail
concerned nnd sometimes dancing.
A DiHiierat ) FIKht for Wfe ,
Thico Escumiba bovs , James anil
"Willie O'Brien ' and Frank Gallagher ,
ono Sunday afternoon launched a binall
boat and propelled it with n pair of pad
dles to a point three-fourths of a milo oil
shore , when ono of the sudden violent
squalls for which IikeSuparlor is
noted struck them , They lost their pad
dles , and the boat bognn to ( ill with
water. Jim and Prank , aged respect-
holy eight and ten yoai-h , jumped into
the waves on either side of tlio boat , and
each of thorn put ouo hand on the gunwale -
wale , paddling with the other , while
Willie , who was only seven , bailed the
wntor out with his hat , knowing it
would bo impossible to live moro than
half an hour in the icy waters of the
lake , nays a dispatch to the Chicago
Herald. * Jim anil Frank every now and
then climbed into the boit , icturning
to tlio water again after having rested.
Night ciiino , black and very stormy , and
for sixteen long hours the bravo boys
sttiun , bailed and hoped for deliverance.
They called for help time and again , but
tlioir voices were lost in the roar of the
sea. Late the next day when at a point
nineteen miles out in Like Superior
they were bighted and picked up by a
passing schooner.
I'M ' *
Mark iwiilii on "Ivlplln . "
"It would bo a good tiling , " tiid Murk
Twain to n reporter for tlio Now York
World , "to read Mr. Kipling'ri writinj-s
for their style alone , if there wan nostory
back of it. I3utt ns jou bay , there al
ways is a btory there , and a powotfnlly
interesting one generally. How people
huvo gotten to read and talk about ills
stoi-Iosl Why , when a young man , not
jot twenty-four yours of ago , succeeds in
tlio way ICinllng has succeeded , it sim
ply shown , eloosn't it , that the general
public has a stiong appreciation of a
good thing whoTi ( t gels hold of ono ?
"Ills gto.it unarm to mo is the way ho
swings nervous , pngllshi It hi wonder
ful ! Tlml , it sediim to mo , is ono great
bcurut of the hold ho takes on hisiond-
ors. Tliuy onii uiulurMand what ho is at ,
Ho is simple and direct.
.
Cjilif rill ii I'rult Gumlng.
The Califoinla pnpors are full of fig
ures of successful fruit glowing. Tills
is an exceptional hoason , us it is wildom
that the eastern ciops faro as they hiuo
dona thin Hummer ; but the doiniiml for
California fruits , such as prunes , apri
cots and raisins and Btutlott poam , Is
increasing so rapidly that not ovcm tlio
growingucrengoof California orchards
can Mipply it. Most of tlio destructive
pests can now bo chocked , anil tlio only
thing which thrciituns hcrious damage
Is the phylloxera. Tim vino-post mou-
nces tlio bust vineyards of thu Sonoma
and Nnpii dlstrietJ , and unless the state
empowers the coftunibsloa to root out
and burn all tljo diseased vines , wiuo-
making -m-"th"oso two valleys will bo
ii In u few years.
1H IT A SIM CUSS ?
1C'.to Kleld Tlilnkn "iieulroontloii" ;
/ytoKCilier u i'ullnrc.
Kuto Plolifi Washington : Thoprob-
om which was to bo sohod by IComin-
cr s death is as fur fiom solution us
over.Vo are no neater having * nu
ideal plan for putting a human being
outof the woild by jueicinl piooc"3 than
wo were two } cars ago , when the fiiomls
of the electi leal execution project were
in the midst of t hull * campaign for Its In
corporation In the statutes of Now Yotlc.
liven the physicians who formed Iho ov-
portjury in Kcmmler's case ave of two
opinions us to the piccisa moment of his
death , though gonuriilly agioe.il as to
the timeat which ho boc.mio uncon
scious ; and the newspaper accounts of
thoallnlr dllTerfo ns to justify a suspi
cion that they have , us a rule , sacrificed
accuracy ol detail to tliotlesiio for a
"good story. " llonco wo have neither
HO lent ilk1 data nor an exact statement of
tiniclatcd facts to di.iw upon In forming
nn estimate of the values of electricity as
an agent for the vindication of outraged
justice.
Down nt the bottom of the whole fall-
tire lies the iior\ou8iiuss of Warden Durs-
ton and his assistants in making a first
experimental test of n natural foico
which they onlv mc.iguily undeistood.
I cannot blame thorn for their feeling of
uncertainly and dread. My only regret
is that tlio public , who , us the ultimate
court of appeal , must pass judgment on
the result , do not seem to take thlsphabo
of Iho case enough into consideration.
Electrocution may not bo a perfect
method for disposing o ( muulorors , but
that is not the qucbtion. The one thing'
to bo decided Is whether It computes
well or ill with hanging , The dny has
not yet nrrhbd when loglslnttircs g mor
ally will consent to abolish capital pun
ishment ; bunco the repeal of the law
under which Kcminlcr was killed will
mean simply a lotuin to Iho old and fa
miliar machinciy ol the gallows. I am
sine , no ono could have the hardihood to
claim perfect ion for Unit , Almost every
hanging which has occuiccl in u
chlli/.ed community for the last do/on
years has called foith acHorus of horri
fied protects fiom tlio press on account
of its inoi'deiitul brutalities. Inneaily
every case wheio a new hangman has of
ficiated mistakes have boon made which
involved positive tortuio to the poor
wioteh on the gen Hold , and this , at least ,
cannot bo charged against the electrical
apparatus in Kemmler'scaso. However
lohg it may have taken him to die , there
is every evidence that ho knew nothing
of his surroundings from the instant the
first current passed thiongh his framo.
Ono sei ions error probably was Unit , in
the crenoral anxiety to avoid tisconobf
hoiror , the arrangements wore too com
plex. Mr. Edison expressed this very
well when lie said that the criminal
ought to bo made simply to lay hold of ti
sin charged who with both hands , as
the victims of the olccrio light appar
atus do now and then by accident. The
bhull cap and the spinal attnehinent.nnt
all the rest of the involved mechanism ,
represented a great waste of inventive
onorirv.
If the corn-Is will but do tlioir duty , wo
shall wjon leurn moro iibout the cllect-
ivoncbsof "olei-trocution1' tlnino know
now. There mo fre\orul criminals aiuiit-
ing tlcnth in New York btate ; nnd in
each successive case , If tlio law is per
mitted to tnlco its course , uo ought to
{ jet totter results , tluough increasing
familiarity with the conditions. The
danger is , however , that judges whoso
interference is besought will bo tempted
to listen to the clamor of a few noisy
cotiioivatives and ileeido against putting
any more men to death by the applica
tion of electricity. There are people
who oppose every tiling that wivois of
progress. They hold fust to the
beam nnd rope because those implements
nave nau uio bimtniuu uf usu by t-voHuK-
lish-speaking nations for se\oral generations , -
tions , just us they fight against crema
tion because Abraham hurled his \vife ,
and ngainst public baths bccntibo the
lusty Snaitans never washed themselves
The Konimlcr episode , 119 I said some
time ago , has solved no problem , but
that is because it was n first experiment
and unquestionably faulty in se\oral
prtieuhus. Theio was certainly noth
ing about it that need frighten us oil
fiom further tiialsin thos.mio direction.
Perhaps the next ono will bear better
fruit.
A Choice Ijist of Summer Jltsorti.
In the lake legions of Wisconsin , Min
nesota , Iowa and the two Dakotus , there
aio hundicds of charming localities pre
eminently fitted for sununor homes
Among the following selected libt arc
names familiar to many of our rondois
as the poifection of noitliern bummer re
sorts. Nearly till of the Wisconsin points
of interest are within a short di&timco
from Chicago or Mihuuikeo , nnd none
of them are so fur away from the "liusj
marts of civilisation" that they cannot
bo readied in a few hours of tutvel. bv
ficqtiont trains , o\or the linest mul in
the north\\ost the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway :
Oconomovtoti , Wib. Cleir I iko , Iowa
Winocqim , Wis. Lnlo Oi'obojl , fowa.
AViuilfcahn , Wis. Sphit Lake , lowi.
Polmji-n , Wis. Fiontcmie. Minn
Tiunulmwk Lnltes , Lalco Mliinutonka ,
Wis. Minn.
Lnkesidc , Wis. Oitonvillo , Minn.
Kllbotirn City , Wis. , Pilor Lake , Minn ,
( Dells of the Wis'liito Bear Lake ,
cousin. ) Minn ,
Ile.ivcr Dnm , "WIs. BlR Stone I/ake , Da
Madison , Wis. lota
Tor dutailed infoiniiitlon , apply at tlcltat
ofllcc , 1C01 rarnnin sticut , Unuter blocK ,
P , A. NASH , Gon. Agent.
J. E. PUKSTON , Pais. Agent.
* Hallroml Acolilentn.
According to Whitiikor the total num
ber of railway pas-sengors Killed in the
United Kingdom in IfeSS was 1 in 0,1) ) 1U- ,
lUO , or 72 lit nil ( only 8 moio than woio
killed in the * > uno year by the lioi-fao
curs in Now York city ) . Tiio nuinher
of injuicil was 1 'in 6U7,5"7 , bii s
Hivrpqr's " \VeeKly. Statistics for
the LInitcd States aio iinnoifuet , but
the accidents in thin couutij
are unqiieatioimbh moio numerous than
they are in Cheat Britain , Mulhall , tin
llngllbh authority , taking our rnlhvnv
census figures for'18SO , plaeeb oir Mllecl
and injuicd for that year irisoongoiv ,
employes and all others nu'luilcd at for
ty-one pur 1,000,000 , to eight per 1.00(1,000 (
in the United IClngdom , There has been
a iniuked iniprovcmcnt in the opoiation
of railroads iu tlio United .States in thu
last ten jeniu As it is , a railway train
is about the sifcst pltuo a man can place
himt-olf in out-of-dooi-hunlobb It bom an
ocean steamer.
The gi eater safety In England Krtu
lo bettor constiacted lines. Uuublo
tracks , inaccessible to cattle , nro prnc
tleally univeitiil thi'ro ; no wagon loads
are 01 o.Sbed at n common grade , unless
it boon a voiv few hhoi-t branch line * ,
whoto gates are u&ed ; and tlio stations
throughout the countiy are generally
double one on each bide of the line-
ami no 01 osslng of tlio tracks by pus-
hungers is pounittud. Our bent
cwls are approximating thU
condition of things , and tliu
process pioniises lo continue. A great
advance has been made on both sides of
tlio wntor in such biifcty appliances as
block and Intm-locking bignals , olllulent
brakes , etc. Tlio vobtlbule now lined on
the best trains of many of our m ids is a
" " and
protection against "telescoping"
for pennons passing from one oar to
another. An improvement in promised
on this , in the bhapo of tubular Ironer
or steel cars , which cannot be broken up
liy collision or other accident. The
abolition of ( ho sto\o la grndimlly pro-
coedliig , Heavier nnd bolter rails nio
laid than fonuorly. Hut our poorer unit
new roids nro a long \\iiy behind the
stronger and older ones In the o pur tie-
ulais. Tlio nnijorliy still have but ono
track , and wherein tlioir construction Is
lacking'In this rospei land others 1m mnn
vigilance nloiuj stands In place of the
deficiency.
iiAiivnsric.\ouitsioNssocrnfj.
Vln the \Vabiisli Itoute.
On Seplombor I ) , Innd October 11 the
\Vnbish : will sell round trip tickets to
points in Tevus , A-i'lmtmns. Tennessee ,
Nllsslssipnl , Loulslnni , Alabama , Geor
gia and I1 loilda , at Half I'uro , good for
110 days * . Remember the Wnbash Is the
quickest rotito South and Southeast.
Hoc-lining Chair and Pullman Liu Hut
Kluoplni ; Cms on all trains. Only
lo hours to St. Louis ,
82J " " Chattanooga ,
10 " " Now Oilcans.
101 " " New York ,
with corresponding fast tlmo lo all
points South and linst. Tor tickets and
lull Information In regard to route- * ! , also
for n copy ol the Southurn IIomes-eokei-H'
Citildo , call lit the Wabash Ticket Ofllco ,
Id02 Fai-iuun iitreot , Omaha , or write. U.
N" . Clnjton , Not'tiiwostorn P.iasunjjor
Agent , Omaha , Nob.
Tlio lt ( > ncllt of NiiUHiaper
I'dvvni'd livorett Halo in the I'onun :
I believe I have done everything which
an editor or publisher over has to do ,
from diioetiiig wrappers up to writing
the biography of a president within nn
hour after his death. This meiun , if the
training bo continued through many
years 01 life , and If ono ho under a gooel
chief , that ono gains , o ( necessity , the
ready u o , at least , of his own language.
\Vonowspapor men m j write llnjjllsli
very ill , but wo write it easily mid
quickly. So that to us , who hsuo been
in this business , thei-o is something
imia/.ing to hear iiclergv mini siy that
ho occupied a week In composing' , or-
mon , which was , at the outside , thiily-
five hundred vvoids In length. One can
uiuloi-btand absolute in ihilit ) to da it at
all , but nonovvrtpnpor man undci-btnnds
liow n man , who can do it , can spinel
thirty-six hours in doing It.
"If jou have to send "copupslahs ,
hour after hour , \\lth a bo tnhliig- the
blips finm you , ono by one , as they are
wiitlen , nnil jou know that jou are
never losei ) what jou write until you
read it the neit el.iy in the pnpei- , jour
copy will bo punctuitcd caiefullv , wiit-
ten cntcfully , and it will bo easily read.
That is ono thing. Another thing goes
with it. You wilt form tlio habit of de-
terming what you mem to saj before
j'ou say it , how finj'ou want to go , and
whore you want to stop And this will
biing jou to a valuable habit of life to
btaiul by what has boon cleoitlcd. Na
poleon gave the * nmo tulvlce when lie
foaid , "If j-ou set out to take Vienna , take
Vlonnn. "
For those reasons , I tun apt to recom
mend joung men to write for the pie b
omly hi life , being well aware that the
habit of doing thit , has been of us-u tome.
Through coaches Pullman palace
blcopcis , dining cais , free reclining ehaiv
cars to Chicago and intervening point
via the great .Hock Island route. Ticko
ollico 1002 , Sixteenth and Fnnmm.
Protection AguliiRt Tornadoes.
When tiyingtooitcnpo from a tornado.
never run to the noithe.ist , ea-it , or
bouthcast , Is the advice given by Lieu
tenant John P L inloy in the I-'oium.
Never take refuge in : i forest or a giove
of trees , or near any object that mnj be
overturned bj- the wind. A frame build
ing is biifer than ono built of brick or
stone. The foimeris more clastic and
holds together lonyor ; the latter goes
down In the Hiit 01 vih , .incl the debus is
wliU-lcdlnto u heap In the center of tlio
foundation. In a frame structure the
cellar Is the bafeht place , but in a bricli
or stone building it is the most perilous ,
In the former case the debris is cuirieel
mvay from the foundation , while in the
latter instance the collar i& filled with-it
The tornado cave olTortabsolutO-ecuritj !
to life nnd limb , and no moans of protec
tion cm replace it for that purpose. As
icgnids pioloction to piopoi-ty ; no build
ing can bo made stilncleatlj largo ,
btrong , high or low to icsibt the force ot
the tornado's vortex. There is no
changing the path of the tornado bj- the
emplojment of ox plosives , or bj any in- '
tllicinl bau-ior. To contemplate the dis >
pei-bion of the cloud bj- the use of anv ,
electi icalcontiiyanco is aKo idle. Ail
buildings jliould bo con = tructedas would
bo done without the knowledge ) of the
tornado , mid then protected by legiti
mate iiiJHiianeo. Fiotection mint bo tie-
compliHlied by organicd capital , the
fetj of one being assured by tlio legiti
mate and hiicccs--fiil cooperation of niinv
The- writer utrongly advocated this
method of protection during his , tornado
investigations in the weit in 187 ! ) , and
now buvoi.il million doltius' worth ot
property are thus liisuicu e\orj
Tickets at lowest tales and superior
accommodations the groit Hook
Island route. Ticket office1 , 1002 Six
teenth and Fat mini stieots , Omiha.
'Jbo Oniii-il Was l inbarntssud ,
Two weeks ngosajB the Chicago News ,
the Mai-quis of Lorno and Prircoss
Louise wet o returning to London fiom a
tour In the provinces. They occupied a
I'oinpu'lniunl iosoi\cd for 'them in an
express tiain. At ono of the htiillons
the rush of passengers was w gieat Hint
the cars filled up , nnd inanj people tould
not find places , Thereupon the miuquiti
opunid the door of his lompirtmunt and
nmiounccd thnl there was 100111 tlicicin
for four people.
" 15eg your pinion , " said the giurd ,
"but the coiniiartinont is icacnud , and
I can't admit any othois. "
" 13ut I'll bo leriponsihlo for the coiue-
quenecH,1' said the marqiiib.
Tlie L'uaid vuissnrolj j u//led. Ills or
ders \\orohtrict. \ \ nrd he didn't iccoguir.o
the mirquls.Vouldyoiiiniiid giving
mo j-our curdV" 8iigge-.ted the poor fol
low. "I shouldn't like to got into
tinuble , Bit1. "
"I have no card , " answered the mar
quis , smilingly ; "but I am tliaMniqnis
of Loino , and my wife , the i'rinccssLou
ise , wishes j on to admit four of those
to thin compartment , "
COUNCIL BLUFFS STI1UI DY \VORKS 5 \
All klnilhlif DylnKnml C'l ( iinliu rtono In tlio
U liC4tMju oftho All , I'udiil ami .Stalliod
lubilis iniiilu tii look IIH ginul us niw.int \ \
| rinitly | ilinio mul ( kllviicd In all purls of
thu count i y. Mini foi iirliol \ \ \ ,
i' . A. Mac'IIAN. I'roi ) ,
li llruudiuiy , Nc.ir Noiihwioteni llopot ,
COUNCIL 11 1. I'M s , U
rrlmarjfuonO'i y < r T < i urv itniiuirniiycuml
In SO lo to d } . \ \ u i llnui < u i f | . en fiun tlie
ty Urn , ooilui UHIO iniiiiMrUi nn uiuf tie din.
c o lnoi.y fonii. lariinccnU inn iu i ' ) or. o , ( fcr
th < avi ' I0 > a r7ir R | U B/9 > ' "Til
iriiui-jui n ( LU V IM I B I R EKa f , Cliulwllh
Jin o hoi o > k * frvM [ R a\frlocono
Icriu will Rj § I | E 3 M HgW cintrntt t o
' ' Ba ' '
: * B
cuio Ilirm < rx > cfunj nil
laonvy ami i ay cnllro cirenMi of ci uilntr , rUlrood far *
> iul Jiotcl liilU vo r > MllcnK < Ilio vcrhl for a cue w
can not cure Mention thl i > p < r. Mdivu ,
CUUK JtKUJllir ( O , , Omaha , t/tbraika / *
Sr.EOIA.Jj N01LOJ2&
COUNCIL. Bt-UFF3.
lUMT-tlotel .TnniP flii. nil fiirntslicrt.
! Ilwu'Mlnii tiwit Oetilofl. for Informa
tion idiln \\iii. \ Sledi-iitou ! , or ChrliBtrnub ,
t'ottncll
1 OU' Ili'twion lr\lnKtini nnd Ontincll
J-Jlilurr , u linly'snliltc Ui hiirn lint , trimmed
wltliurot-ii li IN OH iiinl rod litftrit" * . l-'limur
Hlllliu rtiMirclctl by loiirlnxat this ollku. _
YVTANTKD-Dlnlnit room girl nt 1 limits rci
> > tuiiiiiiit.itl ? Urouclnuy.UouaoU HliMT .
- _ 1'leco work canbq
i T Intel nt .IcIsc'rliliiH'iihologi | ih jillorjr'Jn ,
jlrcinlwiiy , Council HIIIIN. j
\\fANTTO-A woman cook i\t 't. Jon huiso.
No-mi Main t. Ciuinull ItlmH.
\\7ANTKO tloodiMrl tolcurinlroiiiuklns
T > trade , Miss Wulluuo , over Uultlunicn't
bunk.
SU.'n--Orwil tndo for a R II ! nuti
-L ? toam.Hillliin .Si ) . UI J. rMlstcrocl In Wat-
lace Ity Dr. Arclilb ill , tlittu liy Kciituclc *
UhtyiSrciraoM. Apply to Dr. Miietlf ,
FOR aV
holism , by J. II Itlcu. ItrlMutu stCoiinuU ,
III 11 Hi.
HKXT-L'\\inow modern ' -room houses.
OoixllDc'iitloii. Apply ( 'H''iriii UM.IIUU J.
K. DivliUon.
\VIIYp-xy ri'iit. itlKjiiyoiicaii buy
T 1 tlKiuniflturius , ami Incmuof your < U itli
ntaiiy tlinn loivojourdfinliy tlio ho no
on the folio win ? terms !
Aliciino wortli JldJJ itfl'jpur month.
Alioini' woilli $ I U afflspof nioiUlL
Ahoino woith $ . ' 0i ) ntfJIpur niintli
AhO'iii ) worlli J.llTO .itiUjmr month ,
A homo worth * IOJ3 .it Jt-tjur month
Otliorirleol | homes on thomtiia tornis. Th
nhovo inotitlily inyninits Incliido iirln.
ninlliitornst. Forfnll ii'ittluiiliM cill on o *
ncltlujssllio .In I < 1& WellCo. . . IIM llroaUvuy.
Uoimell llmlH _ In , _
"IJIOtl llBVT-Tlicstorn rnnni. .No 13 , fronliua
I ? on 1'turl st. \ \ ' U.Jiinici
DB. BECLrNGER'S '
Surgical Institute
-AKO
Private Hospital.
Cor. Broadway an(120th Street.
CouncilIltulK ! laTer
Tor tliot rintiiicntol ill wirli il mul clirnnla
tllsc -ciiiiiililisi > jst > mif t hu blooil.
1'rlv ' ate dlsL'.i n if llio inlnuiy anl sovn1
orpins , at < .jilills ( slrleluiLrystltls. . > ! r- *
in.UoriDhoa' lo .Una ulioixl SOMII ! liiipuliiC4 |
nutl w-oiknu trdto < l snoifully. ( .
1 irUcnluatteiitlonpilil ! : to dKcn cs of tha
1unn'-4. ns Astliiin , Conxtniptlnii. llrnulillts
c\itai rh , Htc IMrilj'.ls. Mdnpy illscasis ai
niihotn ltiUht4l > Noi > .o IMioimmtKm , I'iloa.
L'.ineor vnrlo-He. llj.lio-i-lo ltouy 1'i
inir. PlsiMiu'4 oftlni\ ) mil n ir. tlutifc t ,
Spin il mi vitutuniid ill ( II o.iscof llnInn. . 4.
Ho lu\e ailupirrincnt doiotcl o\clus\ciy \
toilio tieiitmoetof lTlt-i tncdl-pisos
Meillolne sent sceuuly tiuKoil.melfieoraai [
ouserviillnn
Coi it'll MiloiieoeoiilliliMill il. Aildivssl
DR. BELLINGER'S
Siirglul Institute anll'riutc ' UospiliL
Cur llromlujr anil 3'jlli-l Council HluIN H
Council Bluffs &Omaha
TRANSFER LINE.
TI. Beccroft & Sons. , Props.
mGGAGB , CXPREST&iiEAVY 1REICIIT ,
Making three tilps oCMJ cl.iy esM e-pt imajk
clay.
clay.Uin.ilii ofllco tttli'A , elcMviri K\nrt'ssand
DillciCci , f.Wi llou.uilst.
t'liinull I ) u 1110111 < jp , "kll Hroulu.iy Telo
pliono Jti.-
Ijfti\i * > Council Hlulls Omul 1 ! a in. and 3
p in. Omali.i. U.i. in , ; ! p m und . "ip. in
Oielvrs promptly uttc-iuk'd to
Sl'KCI/Vli BAU CVI > S.
LOTon Ilroadwayln Cuit r.il snli for JTTA
rnlinstnn& Yin 1'ittoi. nu'ietl llo' k
I UItsAIjR Asut ofnlHraclb iiiU anil an
J. e-.t ilillskd n il I'siut i' , loan , inl lii nrui < j
business. AspkiKlld oixnlnp for homo uuOi
Iiiiiiilii of lolniilou V Van fallen.
Cl.lCMt hud In MISMin i to oxOiiUijj foi
t'oiuief ) llliitTs piiipuily. JolniMou A , Van
l'jtt MI *
O\K\H \ lots In Oinilialn tndo ( or .1 good
drl > liiK ten m Oiinr nC tlnlnts ill KivtJ
anovtii K < ) ) d trulo. Jolnisjn 1 Van I'litteD ,
KicicMtboU.
H mid Uo lots on Voitli Ttlisln ' fof
saloutabtirjiln JolinstoiuV Vim faltonj
J S , 1 %
Electric Trusses.Balts . ,
Chsst Protectors , Eto.
Agaiits Waatod. Dr. 0. B Judd.
006 llrodilway. Council Bluffs , fa
- _ - * ? 4
27 AIAOTS1U2LT.
Dior 0 II do uomln & ( ) > 'rt lowalrv
A.LL V/ORK. WARRANTuD ,
DR , J. J ) JACICSON' , Dentil
All Miulsuf woilc ilmn.
half on ) nursolil nnd stl\ir filling li
utroum'i.'OJ ' Morrliiin bio -li t'oimutl n
FlW. Ellis cSi Co. ,
ARCHITECTS
A.JII ! DulHli\2 Suporltitendont'i.
llooins1:11 : and 4 JJ lloa IlnlliUtii , Oniahl
rxil. . . imd lloiiiiHSII iincJ i.1'J Muiiliui IlloaS
Coiinull Ululli. li. < Jurro < | xm < loii0o
J I ) KliMi'MKOV I'roi \nr'vii
1C L Hllla \ , -ir l
CII.-.IU.HU. l
CITIZENS STiTE BANK
O i v w * tti > * * i & in i ? * i
PniclupCnpital $ I5OOOO
Supplusnnn Piofits BO.OOO
Liability to Doposilorii . OfO.OOO .
DIKKTOIHI I A. Mllh r K. o csii mon.li If
Hnmurl. K.1 . Hurt. S f > . fidniiin Hii Vj t lif
C Iliiiiiiiin. TraiH.utBoiic'ral hunk n ImslJ
ness Imwist tiipltul nml Mirplis of u.ui
LunU In houlliwiituin loviu
INTEREST ON TII\Ui DEPOSITS.
OFF 1C Eli & PUSliY
BANKEBS.
rornorMiiliio iinO llroulnrnjr ,
COUNCIL QLUFFS , IOWA.