Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THE OMAHA DAJLJjY BJ Ji1 , JbUlDA\r , SEPTEMBER 12 , 1890.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. 12 PKA.RL ST.
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N.Y. P. Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. . coal ,
Pound social nt Trinity Methodist church
Friday evening , September 11 ! . Como und
lip thoncalcs with your bestRlrl.
Secure your tickets enrly for the Hess
grand opera couipuny's opening performance
at Dohauy's tonight. Thcro Is a prospect o (
a rush. 'J'ldtets can ho had at the opera
house drug store.
Among the latest candidates fcrinatrlmony
according to the innrrlatfo license record , uro
Ilotncr Ucurdsley and Stella J , Townsend ,
both of Streator , III. ; Xi'l.s I Ian sen and Anna
C. 1'aulscn ' , both of Onmhu ,
The Method 1st conference convenes In In-
dianola next week , and allot tlio Methodist
ministerso ( tlioclty arc preparing to attend ,
It is generally understood that e.ich ol them
will bo returned for anothiryenr.
The September term of the Iowa Institu
tion/or / tncdoiifnndduml ) commences with
over two hundred pupils in attendance. The
prospects are good for the largest itttciiduiice
ever known during the coining year.
The motor company lusalnrgo force o (
mount worlc ixtondlng their Si.xteonthstrcct
line from Avoiiuo A to tbo driving' park. It
will bo completed unit In operation In tlmo for
tlio accommodation uf the public during the
October racing meeting- .
'Jho revival of the real estate exchange
meetings for the winter is being tnlkod of.
Itcal estate men hcrouro anticipating an In
creased activity In dirt within n few weeks ,
nnd It Is preparatory to this that the ex
change is to bo commenced again ,
.An Information was filed In JustlcoSehura'
court yesterday charging Wlllluin Liiwrcnro
with tbolarceny or a saw from the premises
of 1'urly ' Morris , Liuvrenco served n thirty-
davtortn recently for petty larceny , inul ho
will proli.ibly bo given a doublodoso this time.
1'onttruitoi. * Troyjipr , with the assistance of
his letter carriers , Is compiling a now city
directory. Hois conlictent that ho can com
pile 11 mow reliable directory than the city
hascvorhiid , and ono that will contain the
names of all persons old enough to receive
mail.
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.An execution was levied yesterday upon nil
the goods remaining of the old 1'rled man
stock of millinery to satisfy a Judgment for
$ (518 ( obtained by James U. Johnson , one of
Fried man's ' enslerii creditors. The I'oods am
boxed mill locked up in tha old store and
Sheriff O'Neilnas ' the key ,
Last evening , .Albert I * . Seofleld , the
Junior member of the grocery firm of SUcln-
kcipf & , Kcolleld. of this city , nnd Miss Kitto
M , Cioodyciu of Omaha were married by
Rev. IDo\\'itt \ 0. I'Yiinlclin ' of the Ilroiulway
Methodist Episcopal church. The ceremony
was performed In Omaha at the residence of
the bride's mother In tlio presence of rela
tives and friends.
OftlcrrMiullii ruresteda young man nnmcd
Frank Drown yesterday morning upon the
Btrciuithof a telegram received from the
clilcf o I poll cent Hittlo CreekMlch. Brown ,
% vhose alias Is Frank Miller , is wanted thcro
forhorso stealing , Ho wns taken to the
county J.itl anil will 1" ) held until uMlchlg.m
ofllccr arrives with the necessary papers.
Drown Is a ijnlut nppoarinp yoaiif ? man and
takes his ill-rest coolly , almost Indifferently.
The cases of the Tilnhor brothers , John
SchcfTcrly and William Walters lor assault
Ti.ou Offleor Noycs with Intent to kill him
wcro called Injustice Kchui-z's court vestor-
day nf ternoon. Llko the case of thouofcnd-
nnts npilnsttho oOlcer , they wcro continued
for one week upon motion of the attorneys.
Tlio continuance makes It certain that the
Justice will not hear the cases but that they
will goto the Brand Jury , where they shnnld
lave gone at the beginning , nnd saved the
county a great deal of expeiiso. .
Governor Doles has commissioned H. H.
Wright of Ccntcrvillo brig-iidlor general of
the Kirst brigade \ . II. Evuns of Montgom-
rv county lirst lieutenant , nnd Joseph 13.
Whcelaii of Montgoim'rv county second llou-
ttnnnt of company 1C , Filth wgimcnt ; Alex
ander M. Linn of I'ollccounty , assistant sur-
( tcon Third ifBlmentwith rank of captain ;
John T. Moftltt captain , Walter Jcffors first
lieutenant , and " \Vlllium F. ( lllmonVlutoii ,
second nontenant of company B. First regi
ment ; JohnT. Boston , Montiromcry county ,
first lieutenant company B , Fifth regiment.
The committee of this council that has
charge of tliopollco business has been inves
tigating the "kiiiiiuroo'1 court in the city Jail
In compllanco with instructions of the coun
cil at the last meetlnpf , It Is quito certain
that thuir report will exonerate MnrahulTom-
ploton from all blame for the peculiar orxani-
ration. It Is asserted that such proceedings
are had In every city and county jail In the
country , and that there Is no discipline short
of solitary confinement that will prevent the
Inmates from carrying on the practice. The
whip and the section of hose , whoso \iso has
been abused in the city jail , have been re
moved , and the prisoners will have to resort
to some- other means to "kangaroo" the now-
comers.
DlHHdlitt.iim Notice ,
Tno partnership heretofore existing be
tween L. I' , Jensen mill H. Atkins , miller the
firm niuiio of Jensen & Atkins , Is this day
dissolved ly mutual consent , L. I1 , Jensen re
tiring. The business will ho conducted In the
future by H. Atkins , who will settle all ac
counts dueto orby Iho llrm. L , P. Jensen
will remain In the employ of II. Atkins and
will ho plowed to meet his old friends and
customers as heretofore. L. P. Jesanx ,
K. ATKINS.
Council Bluffs , fa. , September 10 , 1S90.
Buy vour lumber of The Judd & Wells Co , ,
81U llroadway.
BO dozen ladles' ' Jersey ribbed vests at the
Boston store forl-lrfc , wortli lUc , this week.
Council Uluffs , In.
TO the Udies-MisiMnry Glcasonhns re
turned from her eastern trip nnd Is better
prepared thuu ever to satisfy all who want
firstdtissdro.ssmnkiiijf. Rooms in the old
llbrury building , Pearl street.
PA
Mrs. N.S. Smith of Cory , Pa , is visiting
her sister , Mrs. Mueller.
J.II. Vcsoy and wlfa start today fora trip
to St , Joseph , Mo. , for a visit of a month
or so.
"Walter Dunn , who has heen ill for the past
five weeks with mularlnl fever , Is slowly Im
proving and will be ahlo to got around again
In ttfow days.
airs. Ocorso F. Doulton , wlfo of Judge
Boulton , Mrs. Nortli and Mrs. C'ruvcr , all of
Charles City , la. , uro in the metropolis , the
guests of the judge.
Charles Bccrworth , Avlfo nnil daughter ,
mother , Mrs. Duvlson , and sister , J Irs. Boy-
BCII , returned from Long Pine , Kcb , , last
ovenlupwliero they express tbonisclves as
having bud a delightful tlmo.
First-class dressmaking by Miss Wallico ,
over Cattlemen's bank , cor. Main st. and
6th ave.
lloso at cost. Wo uro pomg to quit
handling garden how , nnd have doubly the
largest stock In the city , To dose out wo
will soil all Kr.ulcs anil llxture.sat dead coL
for cosh. C. 11. Paint & Oil company , KOJ.
1 and U , Musonlo templo.
Antl-Prohibition Convention.
The coloredantl-prohihltloti leutruoof Iowa
will meet In convention at Dubuque on the
Kith of this mouth. Delegates have promised
to bo present from every congressional dis
trict in the state. Charles I ) . Jones of this
city , who is secretary of the league , will rep
resent this district , .A. grand banquet will
bo held ou Tuesday evening , September 10.
l''or Hfilc.
Our retail furniture , buslucsi , ivtth good
established trudo. Stock Is llrst class and
well selected , licason Tor selling , are go\ae \
into tlio exclusive jobbing trade.
Any ouo vvlshluiito Koi'ito business should
Invc'.ttlgato this , us It Is ono of the fowKOldon
opportunities of u IKo tlmo.
O , A. list : 11 a it Co.
Money ut ro.luco.lr.itoi loiuo I on ehatto
and ronlotuto security liyE. H , Shnfo A Uo
The Manhatuui iporthf
-H roadway.
THE SEWS IS THE BLUFFS ,
The 'Whlttlesoy Divorce Case Attracting
Interest in the District Court ,
MRS , HEN DRY'S FRIENDS IN NEED.
Xho Ivvlotcd AVotiian IteliiHlntcd In
Her Cuttaite Tha Motor InJ a no
tion Argued Minor Mention
and I'crsonnl Notes.
The nttontlon oftho district court ycstor-
dny was taken up with the Hearing of testi
mony In the \Vhlttlesey divorce case , It
vvas expected the C.IUSQ would bo reached at
the norulng session and there wta a great
crowd of men on hand to hoar the sensa
tional evidence Hint was promised , At the
nftcrnoon session the attendunco w.w not so
largo.
rilckliiKer Brothers nro the attorney * for
the plaintiff and. Sapp ft I'usoy for tlio do.
fcmlant , The plaintiff , It. N. AVhlttlescy ,
ww the first witness put on the stand , nnd
wis compelled to occupy It during the greater
jiart of the nftornoon. Ho testllled that his
uifo hod confessed to him thatshe had broken
licr marrliiKO vow , and that the confession
VM volunttiry , and not forced from her
under throats or promises.
The only other witness examined was O ,
h. Fisher , a former oniployo of the Globe
onico.
Several depositions of a very racy nature
were Introduced Ono was a letter from
Mrs. Whlttlesoy toJ. L , Cnlioon , rcgrettltiK
tliat she was unable to keen her cimagemunt
with him.
Both \Vhlltlcscy \ and Fisher testified that
Whlttlcioy's ' employers and fellow workmen
at the ( Hobo ofllco frequently called his at
tention to MtorioH they had heard concerning
the infidelity of liliwifo.
'J'hcro arc a laru ( ( number of witnesses to
ho examined nnd the GISU will pmbubly re
quire all duy today. .Mrs. AVhittlesuy sits In
the court room a deeply interested spectator ,
occasionally pulling thu sleeve ot Colonel
S.ip [ > nnd surnc ( llnir a question to a witness ,
lly hersldoU the littloL'lrl , the fruit of the
unhappy union , who smiles und prattles un
conscious of the serious clmrgei that arc
licini ; made against her parents ny each other
and the witnesses they have secured to show
that both uro bud.
New fall goods Just recclveaat Hdtcr's , mer
chant tailor , 310 Uroudtvay ,
J. 0. Tipton , real estate , 527 Broadw.iy.
.f. C. Bisby , steam noatinif , sanitary en-
clnecr , J Ufo bjlldluif , O.uxhiJOJ ; Mer
rluni block , Council Bluffs.
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MI-H. Ilniidry I'ounil Prlnncls
A little par.xgwph In Tin : BIK yesterday
mondnj ; announced the eviction of Mrs.
AirncsMerrltt ilendry from the little cot-
UBO which she had tarn ocoupylni ? at Oil
Kost Broadway. The eviction attracted u
great deal of attention nnd created some
genuine sympathy for thu woman nnd her
little brood of children. Slu had biion living
in the little oattigo for the put year , but for
six months past had p.dd no runt at all and
had nude no effort to p.iy , and she wns set
out. on a wit of ujectuii'iit issued from Jus
tice Heiitlileks' court and during the remain
der of the day she sat on the sidewalk sur
rounded by her little furniture und her
brood of poorly-clad children. Her children
were cry injf and sohbintr and her own eyes
wore rod and swollen from weeping , and she
told the story of her life tu nil who would
listen. ' .The. cottage nnd the woman's furni
ture were not worth tuo amount of the fur
nishings of tin oivllnary room , but the uiea-
preucss of everything and the wretched i > -
poanncoof the little shat.ty rnado people
think of the agrarian troubles of the old
world , and It Old not require much of an ef
fort for the Imaginations of sotno of the od !
Irishmen who stopped to sympathize -with
her to fuiiey that they were again In Ireland
talking to sotno hapless tenant whoso shanty
had boon torn do\vr by the ovictors. So
much Interest and sympathy wcro created
by the woman's ' story that when night came
an organized band of men , wtio were
strangers to her , appeared , forced the locks
011 the shanty doors and in a very few mo
ments piled her goods back Into the two little
rooms from which thov had been thrown by
an oftlcera few hours before.
'Ilio story that Mrs. Hendry tolls Is a very
sad one. When she was a little girl she was
taken Into the family of Colonel \V. F1. Sapp ,
and was raised and educated by them. When
she was eighteen years of ago she married
Mcrritt Hendry , a young blaelmnith. For a
number of years they lived very happily to
gether , and Hendry became the proprietor of
a shop of his own. Four or llvo children
wcro born to them and Hendry seemed to bo
deeply attached to his family. Two years
ago ho besuti to neglect them and was fre
quently found by the wife In company with
lewd women. A year ago ho sold his black
smith 8hop and loft town , and the wife and
mother was lo t to provide for her little
brood the best way she could. She rented
thu little house nt ( lit und made a bravo effort
to support Herself and family by washing and
scwiiiK , but was unable to do nny more than
provide food and clothing. The rent could
not ho paid. The house was owned by the
heirs of Henry Wonts , none of whom llvo in
this country , nnd the eviction was caused by
Henry Weiss , administrator of the "Wents
estite.
The woman's husband was seen yesterday
at a saloon on Middle Broadway , where ho Is
engaged as u bartender. lie claimed that
his \vlfo had made It too uncomfortable to
llvo with herand rofusca to do anything to
help her In her present extremity.
Ttio woman was still In iwssesslon of the
shanty last evening but It was intimated In
Justice Hendrlcks1 court that there was
uioro sorrow In store for her und thut she
would probably bo prosecuted for breaking
into the house utter the oftlcor had put her
out.
35 dozen ladles , swiss ribbed Jcnoy vests
IV , or three for tl.oo , former price 50c each ,
llostou store , Council DHifls , la.
A good hose reel free with every 103 foot of
lese purchased ut Blxby's. '
Tlie iMotnr Injunotion.
The time of tlio superior court was largely
taken up yesterday by hearing the arguments
In the Madison street motor injunction case.
A few days ago the residents of the street
secured a temporary injunction upon the
petition of Mrs. J. C. lilxby restraining the
motor company from taking up Its old rails
and replacing them with rails of a now and
heavier pattern. Yesterday the case caino
up for argument upon the application for n
permanent injunction. A good deal ot testi
mony was also taken nnd six or eight of the
heaviest property owners on the street were
placed upon the stand to testify to the
amount of damage the motor track has
already caused by obstructing the street.
Superintendent Reynolds was also on the
stand to explain thu diffcrcnca between tlio
present rails and these desired to bo used.
The only difference alleged Is the height of
the iLingoou the new rait * which will bo
one-half inch higher , throwing the largest
lurfnro of the rail that much lower than at
present. Ho contended that this will not
malco any more of an obstruction than the
prosit rulU causi\
The case was argued nt length but not
completed. In the meantime the temporary
Injunction will restrain the motor ncoplo from
going ahead with their work.
Special prices on fifl-lnoh bleached Gorman
damask Uiblo liueu at the Boston storeut
4ac , We , Mound ftSo. Council Bluffs , la.
Onocoso gents' outing flannel shirts , itto
and .Ho this week at the Boiton ctoro. Coun
cil IJlutTs , la.
The Xiv HIIBC lltinso.
Thcro Is considerable dissatisfaction over
the action of the city council in purchasing
the Lucy building on South Muln street for
flro purposes. Last night the transaction
was condemned very strongly by a largo
number of business meu and heavy taxpay
ers who were discussing the matter after the
clone of business. 'Jho purchase of the bulld-
a east of $7,500 U considered a pretty
largo Item for the retrenchment und reform
administration , and when the additional ex
penditures that the purchase Involve * nro
taken Into consldur.itlon It become ) a very
heavy Item In what la charged as unneces
sary oxtr.ivnguuco. Until yesterday after
noon there was a question of the legality of
the action of the council In authorizing the
purchase. The matter had bMti referred at
n previous meeting to n special committed
composed of Aldermen ICnopher , Lacy nnd
Wood , and they icportcd In favor of the
purchase of the building , When n vote was
taUcn upon approving their report
thcro wcro but four votes for approval , Uvo
against nnd two of the aldermen refusing to
voto. The two who were excused were Lacy
and Everett , Lacy for the reason that he was
an Interested party and Kverett because ho
did not pet In in time to hear the previous
discussion. Aldi-nnnn Wood , from the
special committee , and Aldermun Uasiwr ,
chairman of the tire committee , voted against
It. The mayor declared the report concurred
In , notwithstanding the fact that the rules
call for the votes of n majority of all the
council to carry through any appropriation
exceeding $ . )0. Yesterday afternoon the
council met as a committee of the wliolo
nnd the mutter was brought up ngaln ,
nnd Alderman Lacy overcame his delicacy
nnd had his vote recorded In favor of the
purchase , The deal was then closed nnd ho
gave thu city a deed und a contract. There
Is n f. " > .000 mortgage on the building which
the city assumes , nud which must bo paid In
three years. It Is estimated that the build
ing will cost $10,500 when ready for use.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
Iiidd & Wells Co. , 0. B. Judd , president , WU )
Broadway.
_ _
Dr. C. U. llowcr , 20 N. Main sU
Destroyed.
At alarm of flro came In from box forty-
one nt 0:30 : last evening , nnd the uptown de
partment made the long run to Twenty-
third street. They found the rojldonco of
Aid. IMikcsell at 'JUOO Avenue A wrapped
in flumes from top to bottom. No. 2 hose
company were on the ground and had a line
of hose laid nnd were throwing water when
the uptown department arrived , but tha Uro
had obtained such headway that the building
was almost completely destroyed before the
llaincs were subdued.
The alderman was at his store on lower
Broadway several blocks distant from his
residence when the flro broke out. His wife
was also absent visiting sotns of the neigh
bors , and the flro got n good start before It
was discovered. The neighbors turned out
In largo numbers , and before ttio department
ttrrived had succeeded in getting out some of
the household goods , but the mo.-.tof the con
tents of the homo wore destroyed.
When the flro was quenched there was
little of the building left hut the side walls.
The roof nnd nearly all of the Interior were
burned away. The house was a story-and-a-
half cottage. The lire Is supposed to have
caught from a defective chimney in the
kitchen.
The loss will bo about * SOO on the buildIng -
Ing and about half that amount on the furni
ture and contents. Both losses are covered
by insurance.
Fashionable wool suits made by Mrs. L.
Simmons , $3 to $7 ; silks , § 7 to § 10.
Shorthand. Miss llliodes , Browa building ,
Flomlw nt Hnmcllsvlllc Subsiding.
Bouxii.i.9viii.E , N.Y. , Sept. 11. Tnolloods
about here are subsiding und the railroads
uro reopening. Similar reports come from
other points east and south.
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DIDN'T OKI' A IS 12All.
Judge Diuuly Tells of Ills ttccent
Hunting Trip.
Judge Duudy of the federal court Is homo
from his annual boar hunt in the llocky
mountains. The Judge returned yesterday
afternoon , and whan , soon nthis Leavonworth
stroct homo last night ho said :
"You may talk all you have a mind to about
bear hunting , but from a hunter's standpoint
my trip this season wa ! a dismal failure. It
was a hollow mockery , u delusion and n snare.
Did I kill a bear ? 1 should say not. I hardly
saw n boar track , though I would have
brought down a fo\v cllc and deer , but It was
out of season , and the flno for killing gnmo
out of season up in that country Is pretty
heavy.
"Tho good old hunting days In the Hookies
are over. " said the Judge with n sigh. "Tho
Indians have played havou and have driven
everything out of the country.
"No. as I said before , I did not kill a bear.
No doubt but when Dr. Qulbralth returned
ho told the boys great stories about his ex
ploits , but nil of these stories should have
boon taken with a good deal of allowance.
"In regard to the trip. Wo loft Omaha on
the lost day of July. Wo went to Casper.
Wyo. , on the Elkhorn , and from there staged
over the mountains ! BO miles , to where wo
made our camp , which was at the head ,
waters of the Wind river , on the Continental
divide , vvbcro the waters start for the two
oceans. The camp was up ut the timber
line , on the edge of the Yellowstone
park , nnd a great place it was.
Two hu.drcd yards from our door
there was a drift of snow that Is probably as
ugcilas thu earth. It is almost solid ice , and
no doubt It , will always remain so , as up there
it never warms up , and if it does , the nights
are freezing cold and they make more , ice
than the sun can thaw out during the day.
"Wo had line flsblng. us all the streams are
full of trout , great speckled fellows weighing
from one to two pounds.
"Yes , it was a great trip , and I feel as
though it has added several years to my life. "
The Judge's appearance Is ovideuco'of the
fact that the trip has done him good. While
ho Is sunburned nnd browned , his complexion
is as clear and fresh as that of a school girl.
"Can't say as I am posted on the postofllco
fight. " said the Judge , when u question re
garding the possible claims of thu numerous
candidates was put at him , "for 1 am way be
hind the times. From the tlmo I left Casper
until I returned , live weeks , I did not see a
newspaper , so you can see that I am not
posted. "
In regard to court matters , the judge sail
ho was of the opinion that ho would summon
a special Jury for October iiO , at which tlmo
the Ilclfcnstcin cases will bo put on. "Ue-
gurdlng these cases , " said he , "thero are 109
of thorn , and It is agreed that wo shall try
them all at ono time. The questions of fact
are the same in each cose , und the verdict In
ono ought to settle all. This was tbo under
standing I hud with the lawyers when I wont
away. "
Beware of frauds He sure you get the
genuine Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. It cures
colds , croup , asthma , deafness und rheuma
tism.
DlHtriet Court ,
In her petition for a divorce , filed In the
district court yesterday , Ellen Whitlow al
leges that bur husband , Charles , wh' Is a
porter In n saloon at Tenth and Purnntn
streets , Is a bad man. She also alleges thai
during the month of February , 1885 , Charles
gave her a terrible beating ; that hi May ,
ISS'J ' , ho attempted to cut her throat with n
razor , and in July of the same year ho at
tempted to kill her with a bread knlfo vvhllo
she was engaged In her housework. In addi
tion to the divorce , Ellen wants the custody
of Walter , a son wtio Is eight years of ago.
Alice 1 > . Mills 1ms brought suit against J.
Howard Miller et ul to gain possession of lol
U , block „ ' , of S , E. Rogers' addition to
Oinah , The plnlntlff alleges that the value
of the lot Is fcJO.OOO ; tliut last October hoi
husband , Juntos .Mills , In company with U ,
M. Stuart , a notary public , visited her homo
nnd there spread bcforo her u paper which
they asked to sign , representing that It was n
mortgage and was holng executed for the pur
pose of securing u loan of # 111.000. She after
wards learned tlmtU wns a deed , and that it
convoyed the property to J. Howard Miller ,
ono of the defendants.
Charles A , Slpp has brought suit against
Alex II. Manon to recover $100 which ho ill-
logos Is duo and unpaid on a promissory note.
Fits , spasms , St. Vltus' dance , n ervousnos
and hysteria uro soon cured by Dr. Mil us
Nervine. Free sampled at Kuhu & Co.'s. ' 15th
and Douglas.
AVIIlorl'ord Wlllbu ProNruntcd.
Dr. lUcltetts nnd Mr. Ilarnett , chairman
and secretary of the Afro-American league ,
wont to Lincoln yesterday to hold a meeting
of the state executive committee. Owing to
the crowded condition of the city tuey
did uot succeulv In getting the
committee together , but ft meeting will
bo hehl very soon-'M' ' Omaha nnd steps
will at once be tnken1'fdtirosccuto ' ( Mr. Wilier-
ford of Tobias , who Is holding a poor , Ignornnt
negro boy as a sbvo. i <
Mr. Jordan , the loctufer , who first brought
this matter to public notice' ' , went to Lincoln
with Lr. Kluketts. Thil colored people nro
greatly Incensed over 'Iho ' matter , und the
ease will bo pushed .vlybroiisly until the poor
man U liberated froinuu illegal und unmerci
ful slavery ,
A Notable Hoport.
"Kor disordered mehsturatloti , nnnrtnU
and sterility , It m.iy properly bo termed u
specific. " '
ICxtract from Dr. W , P. Mason's report oa
the waters of Excelsior Springs , Missouri.
LnIX the Hey Ilolilnd.
Tjlttlo Clnudofun Oeinnn of Greenwood ,
Mob , , titU'itded Iho slate fair at Lincoln yes
terday with ills father and brother. They
came homo together on the late train nnd
Claude wns asleep when the hnikomnn
yelled "Greenwood. " Claude's father did
tot notlco that the boy was sound
asleep , nnd no and Tils older sou
got olT the train , thinking that Claude
would get oft too. But the boy slept nnd
slept , and lit duo course of time tha train
rolled into Omaha and then the lad was
iwnkened. Ho was very much excited
when ho llrst learned that no wa.tso fur from
tome , but the depot policeman and thu Janitor
took him In chnrgo nnd provided him with n
vorv comfortable bed mid they will send him
jack home today.
Bad drainage causes much sickness , nnd
bad blood and Improper action of the liver
and kidneys Is bad drainage to the human
system , which liurdoulc Blood Hitters remedy.
Tickets at lowest rates and superior
accommodations via the great Rock
[ sliuul route. Ticket olllco , 1C02 Slx-
.eenth and l-'urnuni streets , Omaha.
Mrw. HolVnum'H Address ,
Mrs. Clara Hoffman ot Kansas City talked
: o the ladles of the Women's Christian Tem
perance union yesterday afternoon at the
Young Men's Christian association hull. The
address was upon general Christian worlc
nnd the ladles enjoyed it greatly. Her text was
Lakcn from that passage In the bible where
: ho landlord was going away and ho divided
ills mouey among his servants , expecting that
they would ni.iko good use of the amounts bestowed -
stowed upon them until ho would return.
The talk was very earnest and eloquent.
The now offices of the great Rock
Island route , 10012 , Six teen tH tind Pumam
streets , Oinuhrt , uro the lincat in the city.
Cull und see them. Tickets to all points
east at lowest nitos.
.l rt.l jt'//S.
J. M. Dexter of Boston Is nt the Mlllard.
C. P. Hraslau of Minneapolis ,1s at the Mil.
lard.
lard.William
William Turner of Nebraska City Is at the
Casey.
L. E. Fay of New York Is in the city , at the
Mlllard.
0. E. Meyers of Chadron is a guest ut the
Merchants.
E. M. Chugmnn of Cincinnati Is at the
Merchants.
J. II. Barrow of Wyoming Is stopping at
the Paxton.
P. V. Baker of Newark , N. J. , is a guest at
the Murray.
II. F. Corbln of Cincinnati Is registered at
the Millard.
W. il. SwanofLusk , Wyo. , is in the city ,
at the Casey.
J. G. White of Now York was at the Paxton -
ton last night.
J. B. Butler of Cciar.'lUptd . ' } Is in the city ,
nt the Murray. ,
Judge J. 11. Cessna of Hastings was in tun
city yesterday.
A. II. Gault of Milwaukro Is lu the city , at
the Merchants.
P. M. Mikosell of Chicago was at the Mll
lard last night. '
II. H. Tcnnant of Dps Molncs was at the
Casey last night.
0. P. Merrymun of Baltimore Is In the
city , at the Paxton.
William T. Forbes of Crawford was at the
Merchants last night.
Charles A. Bard , Crelghton , was reglstero
at the Casey last night.
E. A. Crawford of Pawtucket , R. I , , wns
at the Murray lust night.
Mrs. J. Traynor and Miss Lulu Garry have
returned from their extended trip In Colorado
and Mexico.
Charles Wehrcr departed for WIsner last
night , where ho will remain several days
looking after business matters.
Miss Bessie Anderson , late principal of
College Springs , Iowa , schouls.is visiting her
cousin , Mra , J. B. Black , at 547 South Twen-
ty-ilfth avenue and Miss Annie Phoenix of
0 ma tin View school.
1. II. Nail , formerly a lumberman of Wis-
nor , Neb. , arrived yesterday morning from a
prolonged tour of the west. Ho reports an
activity In the mercantile trade and a firm
feeling In real estate through all the Pu get
Sound cities.
! J HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTH 3
Via tlio W abash Route.
On September 0 , li'J and October 14 the
gia and Florida tit Half Fare , peed for
aO days. Remember the Wubash is the
quickest route South and Southeast.
Kocllning Chair nnd Pullman Buflot
Sleeping Cars on till trains. Only
15 hours to St. Louis ,
L'l " " Chiittnnooffn ,
40 " " Now Orleans ,
40 } " u Now York ,
with corresponding fast tlmo to all
points South und oust. For tickets and
full information in rogurd to routes , also
fein copy of the Southern Homeseokora'
Guide , call at the Wnbash Ticket Olllco ,
1502 Farnum street , Omaha , or write G.
N. Clayton , Northwestern Pussen''or
Agent , Omaha , Nob.
TIIK coin sK AROSE : .
< V Singular Scene in the Onico of the
Denver Coroner.
Denver News : A friend of John Boc-
gan , who recently foil dead near Twen
ty-first and Larimer streets , had a
thrilling experience in Coroner AValloy's
olllco which may turn his hair
gray. Burgun was to bo hurled
and had been laid out preparatory to
being dressed in hlf $ burial robes. Ho
was covered with a white shoot. Early
in Iho evening "Boh" Roberts , ono of
the undertaker's assistants who hud
been working hard all day , laid down on
a long bunch near the corpse , and draw
ing a nhuot over hi til to keen tlio Dies
from bothering him , wont to sloop.
Tlio dead and slbobing men wcro In the
above positions when ono of Morgan's
friends came In tq pay the last tributes
to his friend. Tlio follow was a little
the worse ot several good-sliced glasses
of whisky , and. on entering the morgue
asked to see the rohtalns of his friend.
The muu employed there wcro busy at
the time , and ono of them , pointing
over to where two folms were lying , said :
"Thoro ho is. " The visitor went over
to the bench whero'KobortH was sleeping ,
and giving him ti hearty slap on the
stomach , said :
"Poor Jack , it wns only day botoro
yesterday I was after asking him to have
u drink with me. "
The blow awoke Kobarta and ho
hastily sat upright , The inun'a liaii
Htood on end UH ho was faced by his nup-
] K > sed dead friend and with a howl ol
terror which stopped the clock , he
rushed through the building und down
Fourteenth street at a gait which would
boat , the best professional sririutor in the
country. Ho guvo a yell every fo\\
jumps and tlio hint seen of him he was
nearly to tlio Platte river and was still
going , Friendti were trying to Und him
mid it is presumed ho will bo hoard from
after ho recovers from hla fright , Kob
ertn indignantly demanded to know whj
lie was thiiH rudely disturbed , but every
cue was so convulsed with laughter thai
they could not answer him ,
SARATOGA IN BID-SOMER
[ lorao Racing as Practiced at the Fnmous
Watering Pluco ,
TVPES OF PEOPLE YOU MEET THERE.
I'rlvollties Participated ,
lit by Men nnd Wonion at. ( ho
SprlngH llnrdl < Kauliifc a
Popular I'astltnc.
Kale Fluid's Washington : In varlnty
of mineral springs , Saratoga has not a
rival , and for this reason it will hold its
own , regardless o ( the evolution ot
xnmtlosH summer resorts. For scenery ,
t is excelled by many a Now England
villngo. For dust , it stands without a
user. IIoiico the tone of Saratoga in not
vhatit was before nature had been ox-
iloitcd and RichfloUl Springs , Newport ,
Jar Harbor , Lake George , tlio Adrion-
laoks , California , Colorado and Alaska
llscovorcd in all their beauty. But as
eng as the springs endure , Saratoga
vlll bo an immense power , and during
aco-wcok it will bo hurly-burly , slam-
bang , topsy-turvy , hurrah , hl-lil and
chaos. Natives call this small section of
iho year "burglar week , " and lock up
.holr . spoons. Ilackmeii in suoh satur
nalia as the Golden Ago never know.
3vory train from every point of
lie compass brings myriads ot
luirwn beings who , when rooms
give out , are packed away on lloora
md tables and charged just as much as
f they enjoyed tliomselvos. After all ,
they must bollovo the game worth the
candle , or they would not remain.
Fashion takes its races as regularly as
.t imbibes its congress water , but is adul
terated with an infusion of betting men
who live nobody knows whore , and who ,
[ ike comets , revolve in eccentric orbits ;
unlike comets , they always turn up on
i-aco-coursos. Tlioy nro not lovely to
look upon , nor are they lovely to think
about , but I assuuiD that , like mosqultos
and lleas , they have tltoir mission.
Crowded as the grand stand may bo , I
doubt whether ono person in twenty is
Interested in racing per so. It is opera
over again ninety-nine out of ono hun
dred for display or excitement , and ono
for sport. Consequently himllo-nicos
are eminently popular. Women
shriek , men shout and cry
"Hoop-la ! " as if La , Belle Louise
wcro jumping through a paper balloon
in a circus. All hold their breath , ex
pecting to see a rider land on hla head
and bo carried off on a shutter. When
somebody isn't killed , somebody else
rather feels as if ho had not had the
worth of his money.
Technicalities are beautifully defied.
To call a race "a trot , " and a trotting
match "a race , " is most common , while
to combine both and dwell upon the ex
citement ot n "trotting race ' is not un
usual. Ah , and the snatches of conver
sation unwittingly overheardl Young
Velveteen comes up with a blue veil tied
around his hat buci > use this is a fashion
at the Derbyaml throws light on racing
in general.
"W-a-s-n't th-a-t 1-a-s-t r-a-c-o ex-
c-i-t-i-ii-g ? " ho inquires of Miss Blue
Jav , with a drawl that would do credit
to Lord Dundreary.
Kxcltingl What does this perambul
ating Velveteen know about excitement ?
A tidul wave would not produce an emotion -
tion within his torpid breast. Miss
Blue Jay tries tsbocomo animated. "Oh ,
yes , it was splendid ! " and then she begins -
gins to talk about some woman. "On ,
she is very talented ; that is , she is
sweet. "
Ono must como to Saratoga to learn
that "talented" and "sweoV are synony
mous.
And the bottingl A woman near by
becomes quite wild. Having won sev
eral pairs of twenty-button gloves , she
beams as if she had been left a largo for
tune by a distant and disagreeable rela
tive.
tive."Now
"Now I'll bet on the next race , " she
exclaims.
"Don't you think you'd ' better wait
until you'vo seen the horses ? " responds
her more eircumspoot daughter.
"I'vo just dropped a llvo , " says a
young gentleman of fourteen who car
ries a cane , and is therefore every inch
a man.
Ono ot the struggles of the grand
stand is to make people realize that the
world is made up not of one unit , but
many.
"Take yor seats , everybody , " cries
ono policeman.
"All please to sot , " cries nnotho'r.
Then the irrepressible conllict begins.
There are always ono man and ono
woman who will not sit down ,
"Sit down ! " scolds a voice. Slander
gazes in all directions as though ho
owned every horsoand vote in the United
States.
"Sit down I" mutters another dis
gruntled being , nccompanving his com
mand with the poke of an umbrella.
Thatstandor no moro heeds umbrellas
than a loon heeds bullets.
"Ho can't sit down [ "exclaims a low
comedy man. Whereupon everybody
laughs.
Even ridicule avails naught. Finally
a policeman walks up , administers a
small piece of advice , and the slander
fools BO complimented as xo stand some
what longer. When ho obeys the law ,
it is with an air as if to say , "I sit down
to please myself only. " "Though this
condescension bo received with an ironi
cal round of applause , what matters it
to an egotist who revolves around him
self ?
The woman who stand invariably car
ries a largo open parasol. There is no
need of this parasol ; the stand Is cov
ered ; but seine never can breathe until
they are done up in two veils and one
parasol.
"Down parasol ! " shouts tlio Irate
crowd. Nine times out of ton it remains
open during the entire sport , and the
owner has tlio tmUbfaction of lollcctlng
if she over docs rollcct on her truly
Christian attitude toward her neigh
bors.
bors.Until the arrival of the millennium ,
hoi-Bo racing will bo foremost among
manly sports. Human nature invariably -
variably repeats itself. Eng
land's thousand yours of culture
have but strengthened her passion for
the turf. Love of thoroughbreds Is
only eclipsed by love of country , and the
Derby is as dear to England's soul as
Fourth of July is to ours. Faster than
Lexington or Mnud S is the eager , will
ing Puck of today that ( labhes the
triumphs of the turf around thu earth in
forty minuted , while art and science de
mand no speedier reporter than Ktctun.
OlI what significance nxo the. o facts , If
not to prove what pagan Greece so finely
illustrated In her myth of the Centaur
tlio mysterious union of man and horno.
Of little avail to shako a respectable head
and point a rigid linger at the epidemic
of racing spreading rapidly in America.
Its progress Is duo far more to increase
of leisure than to Increase of vice. Na
tional pastimes rlpun with national
prosperity , and that the dawn of ease in
this country should witness the birth of
jockey clubs Is a logical sequence. The
ultn of thebo clubs should bo to make
the turf respectable. Uoforo their ad
vent , it was nlmost entirely controlled
by profefslontil gaiublors who hnvc pros
tituted the noblest of animals to tlio
worst ot ends. With Iho Introduction
of thoroughbreds on four .logs let us
have thoroughbreds on two
of thoni. No gamblers should enjoy
the privilege of entering horses for
races that are supposed to bo controlled
by inon loving racing for Its own sake.
Hobnobbing with "blacklegs" in the ex
pectation of touching pitch ami not
being dollied , Is tin association that docs
not uucelve the people. Long ago Iho
sense of the world declared Unit "birds
of a feather Hock together. "
Why should there bo that disparity
between the appearance of jookoy and
horse which is so ignominious to the
former , and so olTonslvo to good taste ?
Ono ot the most picturesque opportuni
ties of racing lies in the colors of the
stables. With three or lour honorable
exceptions , these appointments are dis
graceful ; nor Is any hesitation
toll in changing a dress to suit
the convenience of the moment.
A noble horse should bo ridden
by n well-dressed jockey. In default ut
v general artistic sense , it would bo well
for jockey clubs to form committees on
colors , to decide on the appointments of
every stable , and to allow no dross to ap
pear in public that is not in good taste.
This may bo tooimu'h to ox pout of a na
tion whoso .senate persists in taxing iirtlH )
percent. PoHmpsMr. August Holniont ,
who loves both mi and turf , will lead a
imiuh-ncocod reform.
What do people talk about at Sara
toga ? First , horses ; then , hotting ; then ,
men and woman. It may bo a good place
for match-making , but I doubt it ; for
thcro are a few eligible men here , and
these few nro averse to matrimony. What
young women do , I can't imagine , but
should think they would enter for ' 'con '
solation stakes. " To got up a ward
robe , array yourself in fourdresses daily ,
pay big hotel bills , and then not trap
vour game must bo a bad investment.
The other day a mother so-called com
plained of Saratoga as a terrible trial.
She had brought three daughters hero
three seasons and they are still "on her
hands. " Ay , madam , and likely to re
main there. Men who seek wives at
Saratoga are fortune-hunters ! Go homo
and sot your daughters to Work. Then ,
perhaps , they'll llnd honest husbands.
At all events they will have attained
what is oven hotter self-respect.
The butterIIiod llap their wings and
dance and Hit in spite of the odds against
them. And they dress , for what ? To
attract the attention of vulgor men , who
study them as they would prize cattle ,
utiing no choice language in discussing
"points. " For women to dress to gratify
these who know and appreciate them
is not only a. pleasure but
a duty. To exhibit themselves for
the benefit of the public , is suoh debase
ment of womanhood as no ono who re
spects the sex cares to seo.
After all , what is gained by this exhi
bition ? Men make no such fools of them
selves. Nothing can bo prettier than
the present style of walking-gowns , n
few o" which would sulllco for ordinary
hotel life. A pretty facn is pretty , and
an ugly face is ugly , despite clothes. A
good lilting gown , a tastefully dressed
head , a decent boot and glove , are tlio
requisites of a woman's toilet. With
them a beauty Is always a beauty , and a
lady is always a lady. To try to bo either
when neither. Is a poor farce , played to
the satisfaction of no one , and the dis
gust of many.
There is the young lady who sings in
'the public parlor ; there is the young
gentleman who plays waltzes on the
piano to admiring women ; there is music
by the band ; there is Jllrtution galore ,
and plaving with lire. Tlio end of _ it all
is that If you are a man you despise the
women , and if you are a woman you do-
splso the men. You begin to agree with
Solomon that "all is vanity. "
If you could see your own sculp through an
orulntiry magnifying gins * , you would bo
amn/eil at the amount of dust , duudrnIT , und
dead skin thereon aeeutnulatcu. The best
nnd most popular preparation for cleansing
tbo scalp is Ayor's ' Hitir Vigor.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
F Oil exeliiiiBo--QOO ! acres , Montsomcry Co. ,
Kiinsas , well Itnprovtx ! ,
im ucres , Uhaiitiiuqua Co. , Knn. , well Im
proved.
240 acres. Troyo Co. , Kansas well Improved.
-10 acres , ( y'oiutmchut'o. , Knn.voll linpiov-
cd.
120 ucres , Morris Co. , ICnnsi ; , well Improved.
IPJO acres , Logan Co. . Knn. , well improved ,
1(10 ( acres. Fm-nis ; Co. , Nebraska
: c.'Qicres ; , HoltCo. , Nebraska.
iEiTticri'H , Mnlilciiberg Co. , Kentucky : well
hnpiovcil ; cli.'ur.
10'J acres , well Improved ; Alcona Co. , Mldil-
pm ; clear.
4il uurcs. Keas Co. , Ohio ; clear.VI11 trade
cither or nil for merchandise or city properly
In Council llhill'H or Oiimlia.
Cluurluml In Stonoultd ItmryCo. , Mo ,
Crt'iunury In Chapman , Dickinson Co. , Knn.
t I,8u0 , 1st inortKiiKO iiotos , Gut to thu front. I
will trade. J. L. i'rlco , Kiel's hiiUtl.
LAND lfK ( ) IlENT-Enolnsecl truets of hind
botwucn Council Illnlls and Onmha sult-
nblofor KurtlanhiK or dairy purpose * . Apply
to N. 1' . Dodge & Uo.3'J.S llroitdway.
FOIt chiittRO In business will sell stock of
( Irupti and fixtures , nil now und first class
at u discount , K sold wll liln next. : iO iluyw. I n-
volco about $ ! ,500. Address S. , llco ofllce ,
CounI'll lllnlTri.
FOR SALE Flno standard Invd train , bays.
Turn ! S years old , inatclu'il. Ludy can
drive them ; ulty broke : will not sliv. Call at
111) ) S. Main St. , Council IllnlN. J. L. I'rlco.
nf iillfntlmo. Nuwf-room hoimc.
GlIiYNOR Imlli ; hot nnd cold water all
through : fiimueo. K S nnd uluetrli' llvliU For
saloon easy terms. Uit I'ourtli nvo..onii liloulc
fiom motor. l.x from postollleo. W , W. 1111-
gor , ! M I'uarl Ht.
T7IOK KENT Hotel Junipson , all furnished.
JU i'lMsusslon alron October I , For Informa
tion address \Viii. bloilentopf , or Chris Slraub ,
Council llhiir.s ,
FUUVISHKI ) rooms , wltn board , Jl to $ ' > per
weult. 14JI Vine SU
71UK SAfjE The Homo Restaurant for sale
F on easy terms. The must popular plucu In
the city. S.V. . Scott. : 7 llroailwny.
Orwlll tr.ulo for a iroo'l reid
FOU8AM3 No. ( WO. n < ; l-it < ! rul In Wal
lace. By Dr. Arolilbild , darn by Kentucky
Clay.Syu.irsold. Apply to Dr. Mucnio.
SiVMi nr limit Garden land , with
FOR , by J. U. Klcc. 10J Main at. , Council
muirs.
IjWK KENT Two now imiilornT-roimi houses ,
JU ( iood locution. Apply Oi3 Flftn uvenuo. J ,
It. Davidson.
WHY piy ; rent wnon you can buy a homo on
the anne terms , and In casu of your death
at any tlnia luivu your family the [ 10:110 : clour
oa the following torins :
A homo worth * ! , ( ) at 112 pur montli.
A homo world * ! , . ' > ) ) at ild per nmatlL
A homo worth t..OJ ) at i.'l | > ur month.
Almniu worlh M.UJO at tl ) pur montli.
A homo worth f 1,01) ) at ! H r-er mouth.
Other prlcoil liomoi on the H'liuo forms. Tlio
nbovo monthly inymonN Imtlndo principal
nndlntorti.st. For fn'll particulars nail on or
address HID .In Id A WolU Co , . l J HroaJway ,
Council lllulrs , la.
F. M. ELLIS & CO. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Building Superintendents.
Itooiiis4n : nnd 4uiltiu : llulldlnR.Oiniihii.Nul ) , .
uml ICooiiiHSII und " 40 Miirrlam Illouk , Cuuucll
UlutTs , la. Corruipoudenuu lollclted.
OPENING OFTHESEASON. TWO NIGHTS.
Friday and Saturday , Sept , 12 and 13 ,
Mummer Dolmny bcjjsto IUIIHIIHIOC i\s the
upoiilnnuvriit uf thnilriktiiatlv oasun
nTwo Nl lil '
G. D. HELSS
KKA
This < oiiiiiiiiy | N this j-ciir liii-ccr utiil
KtrotiKt'r than ovvr and presents
The Finest English Opera Traveling ,
( ! . ' . LVdpIo ! Full ClioriMt Sliiutlnrd
Opcrns !
ADHAUnit. MtiMcnl nirootor.
J. U , I'miKUM , SttiRo Mnnn KCt
FRIDAY , SEPT. 12 ,
LA TRAVIATA ,
OAST :
VloU'tta Miss rnincrica Gntlirl *
Flora Miss Knilly .Mlrun
Annotti : Miss Kininii Ksi > otk
UlTIIKUIt Will. Ml-ltuil *
Alfietlo \ . ] , . ( liulln
liiiion Duopliol. . . . . Kinilt-riiRcr
Huston id ! Torpl
lir. Oronvlllu John Koiid
Aliirquls Mr. IVi-iou
I'rlcc.s-.lOo , ? ' > f , fl.CO nnd < l.)0. Hiihsrrlhcr * .
sale ( if tli'Ucls oHMis Tlinrwlay nuirnlnt ? atli
o'vlook. Itogulursulo Thur ( lny at J p , in.
DRIVING PARK.
Fall Meeting , October 7to 10 , 1890
© 4,000 IM
PROGRAMME :
MONDAY , OOTUUKU7.
5'M : I'aro-l'iirso . fTOO
Si'.vriiiithi ! : Purse . see
U-yeur-old Ttottlns Slake . 100
TUKSDAV , OUT01I12U8.
2:50TrottliiK-l'iirso : . SCO
JsS.1 . Trot t In * I'ur-o . 4K ( )
: i-yuar-uld Trotting Sttika . W
\VKDN \ KHDAV , OC'TOllRItO.
SiSSTrnttliiff-Piirso . 400
I'roo-Kor-Ail Trotting -I'nrso . MX )
Yearling Tioltliij Knee Stake . 60
TIlUUBDAIt , UCT01IKU 10.
Si.TO Trot tins PUI-MJ . 400
I'leo-Por-All I'nclng I'nr-o . MM
I'lce-For-AII , Siiilllon 1'nrso . MJO
Niitlonnl Trotting association rtilos to iov-
crn. I'lilrlts clo t Oclo'i'r4. > . HtaUoiai'o frco.
Jlllo track. J.V. \ . I'lIKKODV , I'ruHlilcnt ,
. Cotiiii'll llluim , Iowa.
A ( Id i oss all commuulcattoiH to
A. II. OIIIIIP. Hcerrtiiry ,
215 South 14th St. . Omaha. .Nub.
DR.
Surgical Institute
AND
Prh/atB / Hospital.
Cor. B'-ondwny and 26th Sts. ,
COUNCIL Ilr.UKM , IOWA.
For the treatment of nil surgical und cliionld
diseases nnd diseases of thn blood.
1'rlvtitu diseases of the urinary and sexual
organs , assyplillls , as stricture , cystitis , sper-
nmtorrolKi ; ! ' . lost niauliouil , so\unl Impotence
und weakness trca'cil successfully.
I'artleulur attention puld todlsuatcs of tha
lungs , us Asthma , C'onsumptlon. UronuhltlB ,
Catarrh. Eto. Paralysis , Kidney Diseases a
Dlnuctcs.llrlRlit'8 Disease. Kliumimttwm. I'llos ' ,
Cancer , Vnrlorulu. llydiocclu. Dropsy.Tumor ,
Diseases of thu Eye und Kar. Club I'eofc
Spinal Ourvnturo and sill ( llscasosof the lmntS.
\Vo liuvc a depart men t. devoted oxeliHvoljf
to the treatment of Utorluo I ) senses.
Mcillclnusuntsocurely packed and fruofroia
observation.
Coirespondenco confident lu ! . Address !
DR. BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute and Private Hospital ,
Cor. liroadwur ami Mtli Sti , . Council Hluim , lu.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of Dy In' ' , ' and Clciniln done In tha
HlKliL'.st , Style of thu Art , Failed mid Stained
1-alirles iniiilu to lookim uuod us now. Work
promptly donit nnd delivered In all parts ol
tlio country. Send fur nrleo lltt.
0. A. MAOIIAN , I'ron. ,
10U Hruadwny , Nuur Northwestern llepot ,
COITNCUj IJt.tlf KB , lA. _
SI'KGlAti UA.UGA1NS.
IOTon H road way In Central Hill ) , for I77X
JJoliM-4cm & Van 1'atlt'ii , Kverolt hlock.
"ITlOKMAIfK A sutot aljstriicl Ijooks and an
-L cstalilliilicd ronl estate , loan and Insuruncd
l > uslnthH. A splendid oiiunlntr for KOIIIO ono.
liKinlrnof Johnston Vim I'atten.
. Alt land In M Indian In uxclui'igu fet
OI.IO
Council lilufTs property. Johnston & Van.
I'atten.
, lots In Oamhii to tradd for : i KO < M
driving tunin. Oivneror tlio lots will Klv *
nn extra irood trade. Johnson A : Van I'ntton ,
Kvi > rutt block.
HOUSK and two lots on North Tth hi reel tot
sale at a bargain. Juliasluu & , Van I'.iUon ,
Electric Trusses ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc , /
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AGENTS WANTED. DR. C , C. JIM
GOO Broadway , Council Bluira , la
J , l ) . HDUUNIKOV. rru . K. it. HIIWIAIIT , Vku 111.
ClUlCI.Edlt. 1UX.NAN , riislllor.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL , . . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 50,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS 350,00q ,
DiitHiTOiis I. A. Mlllitr. I' , U , Ohiuson , 1C. fj.
Sliiiunrt , K. M. Hurl , J. I ) . K < liiinixlM > n'liii.rlei (
O. llaiiiiiui. TnniHiiot gonoriil bunklnx lHil-
in si. | , iirui > st uHpltnl anil Hiirilua | of uuj
bunk hi rioiitliwusturn Uwu ,
INTEREST ON TlM DEPOSITS ,
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS.
Toriiur MuIn mid llroadwuy ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dcalcrx 111 forulKii mill ( liiine tlo uxohanita
Oolluctloiia mudtt utid lutoruut putU oil HUM