0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ATUKDAY , OCTOBER 4 , .1890.
THE OMAHA KBE
| ' COUNCIL BLUFFS.
, orpion , NO. 12 pi'Autj ST ,
Delivered liy Carr.cr luunjr partnf tlioClty.
11. W. TIT/TON. MANAOK1I.
1 TntElMIONOl
' , flnnlnm Ofller , No. 41
If NlgJitEtUtur , N'oZJ.
I
IT. X P. Co.
Council UlutT.H Tiiimlcr Co , ronl ,
The United \Vorltinen 7idd tticlr ugulnr
weekly social nt llitlihall last evening.
Mr. and lira. 14. A. . Tuo'kcr nro roolriiiB ]
over the advent of u litllo fjlrl ut their icsl-
dtnco , on tlio corner ol I31jlith | DVCIIUO anil
MnUi street.
Tliu funoial of the infant son o ( Mr. nml
Jlis. \VMlURcr\vtlltnkcplacofroiiitliolr
residence , IN'O. lOiT'i'hlul nuunuc , Sumlay at
2 IL m. FrlcndH Invited.
There ti.iM ) been bomu cbincca In the flro
department , Ctiitnln | Covnlt UM reslKneJ
Ills portion nt No I and will go on n farm ,
Charley AVntls his l cn iiiomotoil to the
vwnncy.
The roronn's Jury reached iv verdict Inst
evening In the ca oof the little Doty boy wiio
Avas killed bv u llroailvvny motor. The ver
dict wus Hint tlio death was put uly accidental
cml no bluinc nttiuhcs'to any person.
Tlioro vvxis n roinlni ? republican meeting nt
the West UroruUuy lieldo.tmrtcrs last nlplit
nml a ( 'rout dcnlofi'iithusiiismwusiivvnUmod.
Coiipixssinnii IJerdwn the princlpil speaker
nud LUVO ttio uudlenco a clc.ir idea of the
issues of the c.unpilgii ,
The work on tlio foundation ot the now
Jlroadwav church has bcun coinuicnced Con
tractor Weaver Inn a , foivo of twentv-llvo
men nt work , The condition or the soil has
lxcn ; found very favorable for tnplil work on
the foiinilatlon , and lie expects to bo icady
1oe the brick work much sooner than vas an
ticipated.
The rctrnlar monthly meotliiff of the Potta-
tuttuinle County r'rn'lt Growers1 nnd ( ! arcl-
tiers' assotlatlon will bo held in their room
nt the eountycouit house tlilt ( Saturday ) af
ternoon nt 1 o'cloclc , A full nttcndaneo Is
doslrcdns tnellniln.ny steps will bo taken
fcr un annual display of friilti uncivcgctablcs
to bo undo InDcicmbcr.
Mrs. Iliinicll , n eoloiodvoman , socurca a
warrant In the police court lastcvcnln ? Tor
the arrest ott'hiulcs Ciiss , "a bid nisRisi' , "
\vhoinsho clnlnicdhud nssnulted her ntMrs
I'mloripliuo , JIo win oMptured and will
IIIIVQ uliouiiiif , ' this inomiiig. 'Iho ' uoinnn
riado n ijreat elToit to show thoclciU the
"black and MHO" brtil cs on her/ace / which
Imil resulted f i ointhu iissault of the nnughtv
Crlss.
The people who are contemplating taking
the Cliataiifiiiiv course this season will Iliui
text bceks ticoossiiy for the eourao nt tuo
cfllco of.I. r. . llnrkncsSiln tlioMuiilum block ,
U'ho books have been on hand for some time ,
end those \\\\o \ \ di'slro tliom are lequcstc'd to
call as early possible. The first meeting of
the ciiclo will he held on Mondav nlpht nt
AVoincn's Chiistian temperance union looms
in the Merrl.im Week.
N. J. Miller , the seven-foot country boy
thowat arrested by Chief Carey's sneoi.il
mil decidedly unique dctcotieilliani
3'lerce , was still nn Siuii.ite of the city prison
last ni'lit. , lie Mas kept there because thcro
was nobody to let him out nnd nobody to
yrosccuto him. I'lerco and his tin ba igowero
in the poliio coirt jcsteulny mornini ; at
7 o'clock nnd wanted to have the fellow sent
to the pcnitcntiaiy for lifo , but us the case
\vasstricUynnafralr of the chief of police
nnd his fly detective , nnd not docketed lu Unit
court , no cociil/nuco taken of It. it was
rcfencdto iho countv nttornoy , who will in-
tniiro Into it today. Miller Is a harmless
country bov who has been vvoiidtiir p.irt of
the time for Sheriff O'lN'oil.
Yesterday inoinltifj nt 1 o'clock n p.ttrol
call was sent In from the box located at the
cornerof Broadway and Sixteenth street uy
I'Atroluiini Holder , calling the nssistanco of
the wagon sind a sijund to quell n disturbance
that had occurred at a clnnco In the vicinity.
Ji telephone message was also icocivtd say
ing that a man had been be.itcu toad ingcTi-
cus extent. Sergeant Safely responded with
the -wagon , but an hour's dilllpciit search
failed to olscovcr tlio scat of the tioublo.
The dance hall -vvheio tbe ntTiay was
said to have taken place wns closed
nnd deserted , An hour later a messenger
annkcncd JusticeSchurz and llled an Information
mation tlmiglnjr Klchnrd Allen with assault
\vlthintcntto kill and intoxication. At 3
o'clock he vas arrested and taken to the city
Jail. The case came up before Schurz yes
terday morning and Allen was found guilty
en both charges nnu sentenced to pay u line
cffSO. Ho had endeavored to break up the
tlanco at l.W Avenue B , an d had made a ( jeji-
cral assault upon the paity. He will lav out
the finoln the county Jail.
W. P. Kent , Into manaRer of the defunct
Standard opera company , has illcd n com
plaint and had a warrant Issued for the
nrrcstof D.C , Huff , ono of the joutig men
connected vlth the opera houso. When the
cpora company and its manager got Into dilll-
culty hero and loft the city under clnniin-
stances that seemed to indicate a probability
that iiono of them would over return , n lot of
their ImgKaBO wns left In the opera houso.
'llio liellof that the owners would never call
tor it nindo the custodians a llttlo slnck
in taking cnro of It , nnd as a consequence
quence some of the trunki and valises wcio
broken opcnanu rillod. When Kent returned
to straighten up his matters and get his bag
pipe it was not all thero. 1'ioin some of the
rilled vrips portions of his wearing apparel
was taken , which ho found In the pq cssion
of young Huft. Huft claimed that Kent owed
Idin 515 of torro\vcd ) money and ho was hold
ing the stuff until It was paid , nnd wns get-
tlag some benelltfiom the clothing by wear
ing some of It. U ho warrant was sworn out
Uforo Schurz nnd the joung man was
arrested. Yostcrd.iv ho took n chnngo of
vciiuo and the case will bo heard by Justice
IJamctt on next Tuesday.
Mrs. Nophl Noith had the satisfaction yes
terday of seoiiiR her husband get a dose of
Judicial wrath , in thoshapoof af5 ! line , ad
ministered by Police JiuUto McGco. North
had made their homo on Twenty-third street
\cry uncomfortable for his wife and family
on the nlpht previous. Ho wns drunk and
threatened to kill all of them. When the
woman first came up to the polleo head
quarters , about 0 o'clock , and sought to htxvo
the chief send nn ofllcor down nnd take him
away , the chief was thinking absently ot
something else , and told her ho could do
nothing for her "unless she wanted
to get a divorce. " The woman pleaded
earnestly to have the dangerous man taken
away , but the chief of pollco could think of
no other remedy than a divorce. Mrs , North
was not after a divorce Just then but wanted
nnofllcer. \\hciisholoft the pollco de
partment in despair she was directed to the
marshal's ofllc-o. She told her story to Mar
shal Templeton , and about twenty minutes
afterwards Deputy ITowlorlmd reached the
humble homo , where ho found lialf a dozen
women and several men Runnllns the drunken
man to prevent him committing some act of
\lolcnco to the members of his family ,
William Van Allen , the man \vho v.as ar
rested In connection-with several men who
were supposed to bo Implicated In the rob-
bcry on the How on JtilvHO.ln which ncouplo
of younp men from 1'lattsmouth wcro 10-
llovcd of their money was run In last night
by Olllcer Doyle and n chaiRo of vagrancy
placed against Win. , Vt the tlmo of his lint
nrrcsthowu suffering from several pun.
yuot wounds , and the ofllccrs gathered the
impression from Bovcr.il sundry things that
ho was Implicated In a burglary In St. Paul.
H was afterwards asceituincd by articles In
the St. Paul papers that hoas the
victim In n burglarious shooting scrape and
nearly lost his llfo from the shots of u acs.
iwrado whom he surprised In the act of com
mitting the crime. There was not asbadow of
evidence against Van Alien \\hen ho was ar
rested heroin Julyand after hovastlU -
charged ho plaeoct himself under the pro-
fosslonal care of Dr. Dclllngcr , and has been
n patient over since. Last night thoofllcer
took him from Ids room In the Blunders
block. Dr. Helllnger Immediately had him
released by order of Judge McGco. Ilo
proves to bo n.uito a well known news ngcut
of Omaha , and lacks n good deal of beluga
TJgrnnt. _
Money at ro.lucoJl rutoi to-melon chatto
Md real estate sooarltyby IIII. ShoafoAs CoTe
To the Ladlcs-MlsiMaryGlcason Is better
prepared than over to satisfy nil who want
llrat cUss drosanuking. liootus iu the old
libraiy building , l'o.ul street.
Fashionables vrool suits mtuloby JIra , L.
blmmons , $ > to $7 ; slllu , 37 to f 10.
The Manhattan tpoiiluif headquarters , 419
JJ roadway.
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS.
A Ninc-Tcar-Oia Boy Loses His Lifo Be
neath a Motor's ' V/hccla /
THE REGISTRATION BOOKS NOT STOLEN ,
AnotJier I'olltlcnl Srnsiillnn Xlpiictl
Hull Snlii to He lu Town-Tile
Dnuingo Bult
.Mention.
Yesterday afternoon shortly before 1
o'clock ti fatal accident occurred oil the
Broadway olcetrlomotorllnoln allttto
nine-ycaivold boy was the victim.
'iho cbild'n nnino wai Vlcasnnt Aiulicw
Doty. He VIM the son of Isaic Doty , who
lives with quite a fitmlly of children In a
humble cotttico on the corner of Droudway
mid Twenty-third street , near where the acci
dent occurtcd.
This boy x\ai otilho street In company with
hli brother , a Init n jear or two older
tlian lie. TKpyCVQ \ plaj-lng ami Jurai'ltu ' ?
on piiHsliij , ' wigons. A fruit wnfion belong
ing to ClinrlcJ Dunham and driven by him-
sclf ciunc along. Ho 1ml u loid of f mil on
route to Omnlm. Ho was Uilvlnj. nlonffon
thonoith sldoof the motor trucks , only a few
feet ilistnnt from the in'l ' Bcliltulhlni uas n
r.ipldly approaching motor tiiilu ijoltijjtho
Maine -Miiy. 'Jtio boy Jumped upon the side of
the wyon next to the track. ' 1'ho driver
tinned and undo a motion tislf lie Intended
total'ohli whip to the boy , but clldnotmlso
his arm. Tlio child jumped off bactovaiilaiiil
fill when ho struck the pavcmbiit nnd lollud
liaiullchvlth thotrai'K with his headiest-
ing on tlio rail When ho lumped
the motor , going at the r.ito of about lUtceii
miles nn hour , wimvitliln four feet of him ,
and bcfora ho could recover himself or the
motor mm rmlco an effort to save him ho was
under the wheels.
'iho tr.ituas stopped within less than Its
length , aad the boy was taken out from bo-
ucath the platform of tliorear car. Hothcars
had passed o\cr \ him , crushing his head nnd
btutsinj'lits body about the shoulders. When
Uie coiuiuetoi nuil motormtin got to him mid
picked him up no AUS still tilUo and appar
ently conscious. Ho gasped as the conductor
raised him in his .irms , "O , my breast is
hint. "
'Iho little fellow was taken to the ofllco of
Dn. Bellinger , but ho dlcd ioforo ho reached
theic. The patrol wagon Win called and eon-
vojcd him toHstcp's uiulortiiklni ; looms. A.
Kic.it ciowd pithcicd nnd looked at the little
fucu tint was distorted by n , ghastly smile ,
but none of them knew him lie was not
identlllcil forlulf un heir , when tihdy called
and recognised him
'Iho father Is n vldovcr , nnd has < j.ulto a
laiRe family of young thlldrrn Tor several
da\s past ho has ten in the employ of Mar
shal Templeton tlolng special work , and nt
tliotiineof thoaccldcntnns atLalioMnniurti
Riiardine a lot of goods ana farm products
that hid been attached. Iloas nearly
beartbiokctihenho was led into the presence -
enco of his mangled littlonon.
At 3JO an \vaslJOfjunniidcontinued
duiiiiB the aftoL-noou. Conductor llurlburt
and Motorman Durand , who had rhaigo of
tlio train , vcio summoned. Mr. Dunham ,
tlio owicr of the wagon , and several oya
witness told the slory of the accident. The
cvldenco showed that the calamity was
puioly accidental and no blame could IM nt-
tiiChcd to ntiyonc.
Ihis makes the third victim that the
electric motor luis claimed , audit is a strange
colncldenco that they hn\o all boon killed by
tills motor train , although not by the sumo
oicws. The motonncii mo licgluiilnp to fool
n. little suneritltious and dread to takeout
the luted motor.
Wall paper at Losey & J onsen's , 11 Pearl st.
Los oy & Jensen paint houses.
Tor rent furnished room Mrs , J. Ly-
nian , OJ3 Willow me.
Fine Interior decorating , Lojoy & Jensen
Is Hall In Tovn ?
While the vollcc ara loolctnj ; for Halt , the
slick manipulator , and expecting to hear of
tilm a thousand miles ivway , the information
has been quietly given to Tin : Ben that the
much van ted man Is in the city , or was hero
up to night before last. Hall has made
Council Bluffs his headquaitcrs for sc\cml
years past , nndhassornowarm and steadfast
filcndshero. Houas hero two weeks leforo
ho was arrested a few days ago , and it seems
quite probable that ho has not loft since his
tate unpleasantness with the officers nnd
some of his -victims.
"I saw Hall yesterday evening , " said a cit-
i/eu last evening , ' -and was talidngto him. 1
have scQn him hero frequently for the past
thieo or four years and know him quite well.
It would take the papers a week toiecount all
tlio exploits of that fellow , even if they de
voted all their space to him. He is one of tlio
most remarkable men I ever saw or heard of.
Fiom what 1 have gathered from his own
lips I am confident that ho has succeeded in
Betting from the farmeis and others money ,
mostlv In the shaixi of notes nnd ilrnflt. tn
the amount of nt least § 1,000 A week for every
\\cek in the jear. Spend money i Ho's the
most prodigal fellow vlth his cash
I o\ce heaid of. Ho actually
beats 'Coal Oil Johnny. ' Ho has no
conception of Its value ntnll. Two years ago
ho was In council Bluffs for several months
with n lawjer fioni Now York , whom ho
employs by the year to assist In getting him
out of Ms scrapes. Tholnwjcr was sliarper
than chain lightning , nud I tell you tlio two
made ateain that was hard to beat. For sev
eral weeks they had their rooms at ft fwhlon.
tiblo boarding house on first street , and the
vay they made tlio money fly and the conviv
ial times they enjoyed with a few of their
choice frlcndj make their stay thcro an event
worthy of history. Nothing went but the
highest priced champagnes and choicest im
ported 5 cent cigirs , and whenever
they entertained tholr friends , and there
vvaa somebody \\lth thorn every evening ,
vines that vcroworth their weight In gold
Olsappeaiedby the case and the choicest
cigars the voild afforded were served out by
the box , The youiiR lawyer told mo that ho
liacl spent over $10,000 of Hall's ' raonoy In the
jear nnd that Hall had spent oven more in
this way nudlu compromising the numerous
sciapeaho got into. The lawyer Is still with
lihn , hut ho docs not show up when Hall pets
into court -until after the skill of the local at-
totnojs has been tiled In vain.
"Hull's ' methods of '
operating are strlo'ly
original , and no ono plan Is followed until it
becomes hackneyed. Ho has toudiod every
thing , including even steamship lines arid
railroads , ( mil lnxs made hundreds of thou
sands of doll.irs in bogus mines in the west.
Thcro Is jwt a mm on the continent that
knows inoro than he. ana ho never forgets a
faio or a name. Ilo Is abettor handler of
Jiion than Napoleon was. Ho never rmkos a
mistake in sizing up u man , and seldomly
falls to got the man ho pees after. Ho Is no
doubt a dangerous man , but ho is a jolly good
Mlow among his friends. Ho is not likely
to bo caught In Council Bluffs.
Signs , Losoy & Jensen's , 11 Pear st.
Buy your lumber ot The Judd AWollsCo. ,
813 Broadway.
J. O.Tipton , real estate , 527 Broadway.
Death of Sirs. 1 ! W. Raymond ,
The angel of death came to the relief of
that ono who hud so long nnd so patiently
suffered , Mrs. E. W. Hayinond , yesterday
forenoon ntll o'clock.
Mrs , Uajmond's ' maiden name was Knto
Bell. She was horn in Winchester , III No-
vcmbor 25 , 15-10. Whllo on alslt to this
city she became acquainted with Mr. U.V ,
llaymond , to whom * ho was married Sep
tember 20 , bOO , sluco whUh tinio this city
has been her homo , ilosides her uusbnnd
and three children , William II. , Anna
Bell and Mary May , she leaves
a mother , two sisters and
brothers to mourn her departure. Mrs. Hny-
moml was a member of the Congregational
church nnd a woman of splcndia gifts and
flnoculture. Wherever she wenlsho car
ried thorndinnco of her beautiful character.
Like a lovely flour that Is the sumo where-
over found , so she was simply true to her ex
alted nature In her homo or In the social cir
cle. Poryears she had been an intense suf
ferer , but all her suffcrliigs she bore with
B\\cct resignation. Even death had no ter
rors for her , Upborno by her faith she
passed away from earth as tranquilly as the
morning star fades In the light of the rising
sun , Great is the loss of her dear ones , hut
great is her gain.
Tlio f unural will bo held at the family resi
dence , 211 Willow avenue , lit 3:30 : n in. Sun
day , Hov. G. W. Crofts oftlcHtlnK. The
friends nra Imltcd without further notice.
J. 0. Hkfoy , stcitn heating , sanitary en
gineer , 913 Llfo bulltlhw , Oiniha ; 2Ji Mur
rium block , Council 1lurts. !
The UcclHtriitloiiHooks Found.
In the afternoon mcothiK of the city coun
cil \Yeilncsd.iy tlio depaty clerk made n
statement that created a greatrdcnl of excite
ment. It wus to the effect that the original
registration hooks ot the Second ward had
disappeared , together vlth the copy nindo
last fall and the alphabetical list that had
been prepared for use at the election last
spring. The clerk was Instructed to tlnd the
booltq at once or investigate the matter and
pi-obo It to the core.
City Cloik Stophcnson nnd his deputy , E.
J. Abbott , wcio very willing and anxious to
follow the orders of the council. ( They are
Doth republicans and wcro the custodians of
thoboolu. 1'hcro was Avlld tilk of a ooti-
splr.ipy on the part of the republican leaders
to steal the books and conceal the fact until
the last moment until It was to Into for anew
icglstrntlon to bo mido and thereby defeit a
largo democratic majoilty In the wnrd by
presenting them voting at all. It was hinted
darkly that the republican clerk nnd his dep
uty wcio Implicated in the conspiracy. Al
together therons a great deal of
angry etcltemeut about the city build
ing ycsteiday. which increased as the
( Jaywoioon. Befoio commencing an inquis-
itoilal piococdlngs and putting1 on the inclt
and rending the limbs of a prominent Second
want republican politician who wus the last
ono to hindlotho books a fowweolvs npo , the
cleric and his deputy made smother and more
thoioughsearcti In their ofllco for the missing
iccords , They wcio confident that the geti-
tlcrnau alluded to had not stolen them , for
UicJuw him Ic.ivo the building nfter ho had
examined the books with nothing at nil in his
big but geneious rod hands. About 3 o'clock
in the afternoon the so well suddenly termi
nated. The books wcro found vhero they
had been phecu nnd overlooked. All the
grc.it political scandal had petered out.
The occurrence simply emphasises the fact
tint the clerk should bopioUdedwlthsomo
safer and less public pinto for keeping such
important articles as the poll boohs than is
afforded by the present crowded condition of
his llttlo ofllco A llttloblazo In the building
nt tlio light time could stop aa election , no
matter how important , by destroying the poll
books.
If you wish to sell your property call on the
.Turtd & Wells Co. , C. B. Judd , president , 000
Broadway.
The Hig DnintiKo Suit.
The c iso of Burlro vs the Citizen's banlc
still occupies the tlmo of the district court.
Testimony on the part of the defense is now
being Introduced The details of the talcing
of the cattle at Glcnoso by Abbott aad taking
of thorn back Dy the other claimants is being
gene over vlth tliosomo repetitions. Mr.
Fllckingcr , ono of the attorneys for the de
fense , VMS on the stand a good portion of
yesterday. 'There was some occasional spat
ting among the numerous lawyers concerned
and a few personalities Indulged In uhlcli
served as splco to tlio lookers on. Ono
attorney , for instance , charged the other
with bclup so unprofessional as to sit within
two feet of the jury and comment upon the
testimony as It was Introduced. The charge
was hotly denied , nnd the Irritating cause
was pronounced an npo. Then another hot
reply was started , when the Judge cut it
short. Iho attorney thus suppressed , thought
ho ought to have n chaiico to reply to the
charge of beingnn ape , but Judge Maoy re
marked that he had heard from both gentle
men , and should now proceed with the case.
AVtth such slight passages at arms , the other
wise tedious proceedings was somewhat en
livened.
Tho. best auctioneer in tlio state is H. II.
liiman , Council Bluffs. Spsclal attention to
blooilcti stock sales , and all branches of
mtvcautllo goods. Oflico 503 13 road way ,
President of the Iowa Synod.
Rov. 0. W. Snyder , pas tor of the Lutheran
church In Davenport nnd president of the
Iowa synod of the Lutheran church , is in this
city in the interest of his church. Ho will
conduct dlvmo service In tlio English lan
guage In the rooms of the Young Men's
Christian association in the McrrLun block
on Sunday ut 10 : . ! J a. in. The public are
invited to attend the scivico.
Avcica Court.
Judge Thornoll yesterday concluded the
term of the district court nt Avocn. Ho waste
to have sentenced this morning a young man
iinmcd Williams who pleaded guilty to horse
stealing , but Shorid O'Nell ' received a tele
gram not to Inlng the prisoner out. The sen
tence -\vlll piobably bo pronounced hero.
ThcGrmhoy Huloldo'H Romance.
CHEYENNE , " \Vjo. , Oct. 24. [ Special
Telegram to Titu BIE. ) A few days ago
a special dispatch from this city informed
THE BiiU readers of the sulcido ofajoung
man on the Trait & Fouls lanch. near Foil
Liir.unio An inteicsting stoiy has since de
veloped la relation to the matter. The name
of the young suicide was James JdcKeo. Ilo
cnmo to the west some tlmo ajo , but nothing
is known of his eastern connections. Ilo became -
came a cowboy in the employment of ouo of
the big cattle outllts In the north
ern part of this county. About a
week ago a small paity of emigrants going
overland to Orogan passed through that sec
tion. The party consisted of a man , his wife ,
several children and his sister-lu-law. The
latter is a very comely young woman , and
McICcowas smitten with her charms. Ilo
begun to pay hot- marked attention , but his
advances were voiv coldly reclvod. Ho fol
lowed the party on their march for sovcral
dajs until they camped on the Pratt and
Ferris ranch. That evening ho pressed his
suit with ardor , and becoming satisfied
that his case vas hopeless , ho loft his
charmer with the threat that ho would put
an end to his existence. Tlio follow Ing morn
ing his lift-less body vas found hanging to
the limb of n tree. In his pocket was a note
addrassed to tbo young lady , in which lie
begged her not tobhimo him for taking his
own life. 'Without her life was neb worth
living , and being satisfied ho could never win
her hand , ho believed the best thing for all
concerned vas that ho should end his exist
ence aa speedily as possible. The bodv of
"
the young man was deposited in the old "mil-
Italy cemetery nt FoitLuramio. The oml-
giants hftvu gene forward on their Jouraoy.
Stele nn
Ancnew Palmer , formerly of Council
Bluffs , but iccently In Jail at Sioux City , was
nrrested last nltjht Dy Sergeant Iluo. Ho Is
wanted for stealing nn organ from the Danish
church of Council Illufls.
T. O. Evans , of the Evans advertising
agency , New York , Is in the city.
J. A. Johnson of the firm of Johnson Bros , ,
has g-ouo to Chicago for u few days ,
John Hobson of Ulchmoml , Ohio , is In the
city visiting friends on South Twenty-ninth
stieot.
0. C. Madison of Bates A Co. will leave
today for Wisconsin to buy potatoes for his
houso.
Jacob Biglcr , democratic cnndldr.to for
commissioner of public lands and buildings ,
is In the city ,
Howard Hallonhauer leaves this morning
for SSioux City , whcroho vill spend a few
dajs ut the Corn palace ,
Mrs. J , 11. Campbell nnd daughter , Jennlo ,
returned yesterday from n two months' visit
in Ohio and I'unnsylvanla.
Lieutenant II. J , Gallagher of the Sixth
oiMilry. stationed at Fort \Ylngato , N. M. , is
ill the city , siting relatives and friends.
THE BOY MURDERER flflOff A ,
Wesley Elkius , El&vcn Years 01Q , Who Was
Sentenced for Life.
KILLED HIS VICTIMS WHILE THEY SLEPT ,
Tlio Double Crlmo for \\hlolia Ilnml *
BUIIIO Clilltl witlin JUby Face
Must Oiow Up Holt lad
1'i'Ucm Itai'H.
Prisoner No. 1,000 , was sweeping out
tlio cell house ol Iho Iowa state prison ut
AmuncNi today , writes ivn A.numosatla. |
correspondent ol tlio Chicago Times ,
Pilsoncr N1 , 00 is u slim loy cloven
ycnra old. Ilo h r.ithor a handsoino
boy , vlth a Inoacl forclietxil and n
thoughtful face , aa the photograph tnkcii
bcforo hens sent to Anamos.v shows ,
Prisoner No. 1,5)00 la the youngest
pilsoticr over received at Aniunobi or ,
it Is believed , at nny other state prison ,
Ilo wears a llttlo suit of the regulation
pilsoii Btfipcs , mtulo especially to his
order , for prisoner N'o. 1,000 Is only 4
fcot 74 Indies In height antlweighs but
sovonty-slx pounds. Ilia shnvon head
shows llio stiuniiot tlio folon.
Prisoner No. 1,000 , occupies cell No.
Clou tlio ground lloor , cast of the cell
houso. Ilo is not kept np.xrtfi'om tlio
men pilsoners.
Ho joins lu tholoc1 < stop with them nnd
marches out to mc.ils. Ho lives \vilh \
them the dully , monotonous llfo ol the
convict. His duties are to do chores
n round the prison , to sweep and to dust ,
and to run errands. Ho is not shoiig
enougli to do anything olso.
Prisoner No. 1,000 looks up at you
with his big , blue ojes , and jou thhil ;
it an outrage that a more child should
bo locked hero vllh 00 hardened ciimi-
mils. Hy constn.nl nssocirxtlon with tlioin
ho will himself liccotno hnuloneil. Their
conversation and their example will cor
rupt him and mark his softandunformed
baby face with ilcop lines of passion and
criino. Anil so , when the fo\v years for
which ho Is doubtless sentenced are
ovoi1 , lie will go out into the vorldwibh
his hand tvu nod iigainst every man , and
a deep hatred of human kind in his
heart.
It is a sin agsiinst humanity , you say ,
that such n , baby should bokoptfor-jeurs
in the midst of such associations and
companions.
lut ! no. Your sympathy isorso \ than
wasted ,
Prisoner No. 1,900 , is himself a Napol-
ocn of crime.
Prisoner 1,900 Is sentenced to the Iowa
state peniteliat'i for llfo. His criino was
tlio brutal and premeditated murder of
his father and stop-mother. Look
into his thoughtful , childlike fuce again
and ask yourself how ho could have
tloiio it ,
In July , 1889 , John Bllcins and hiswifo
wcro living on alittlofarm inlJlk town-
slilp , near Edgowood , Clayton county ,
Iowa. Mrs. ELIdns wis a pretty young
woman nnd the "iocondwifoof her elderly
husband. By his first wife ho had two
sons. Ono of tliom was twenty four
years old , the other a briglit , tiuiclt-
tempered hey of tea years. Mis. Elkins ,
tlio first had been a good Mot'nodist , and
slio had named licr youngjest son "Wosloy ,
after the great apostle of Methodism.
Dy Ills second \\ifo \ Mr. Klkins hud ono
child , The two Elkinsboysdidnot get on
well vltu their step-mother nnd the
oldest son loft homo nnd wont to live
with a neighbor's famllv.
Tuesday niglit , July 10 , 1839 , there
were four porbons In the llttlo farm
house , Mr. and Mrs. ElkinsVcsloy arid
the baby.
Early "Wednesday morning "Wesley
tliovo the old farm team furiously up tea
a neighbor's houso. Ho had the baby in
tlio wagon with him. Ho had an awful
story to toll. "When ho aioso that morning -
ing and went into his parents' room a
terrible sight mot his eyes. Lying
strotelied out on the bed -\\as \ the body of
his father -with abullot-holo tliioufih his
head. Half on. the led and half on the
floor was the body of his stop-mother ,
Her head -was beaten to a jolly. On the
floor lay a heavy club smeared with
blood and. Ills fulhor'soldmuKzlc-loiding
rillo , with which the ghastly work huu
been dono.
What an awful sight for the delicate
boy tobcol How.it must have shocked
hlstondor sensibilities !
The boy immediately picked up the
baby , which was sleeping quietly in its
ciib , and flow to give tbo alarm.
The community was excited and many
people weio thiown under suspicion'
The oldest son proved an alibi. The
coroner's inquest showed that the mo
tive was not theft. The ElUlns family
lived ina qulob , unsettled neighborhood ,
They had no enemies.
Wesley , the ton-year old "boy , main
tained his story. LEosho od no sign of
grlof. No tear came to Ills eye , Coolly ,
and in a , matter of fact way , ho related
again and again the details of his liorrid
discovery. It vns always the same.
It was strange to sco this more loy so
umno\cd by thotorriblo looital , Could
ho know anything' of tbo criinoV The
thought seemed impossible.
Ho vas finally arrested , houovor , and
locked up in jail at Elkador , the county
seat of Clayton county.
Ono day this ten-year old elilld called
the olllolal into his toll and confessed
that the work was his.
There was nobro'vkinprdownno toars.
Coolly and calmly ugain ho detailed the
story.
Ills fathernndljis stop-mother whipped
him and howould not stand it , Ilo
watted until histyrother "Was gene away
and ho was aloud Mn tbo homo with his
S.ironts. Ai 3 o'clock Wednesday morn-
ig , July 17 , ho got , up. stele down fctairtt ,
and loulcd bia father's old iniuzlo-loud-
ing rillo , which hung on the will in the
bedroom. Ho put tlio muzsjlo to
his father's -forehead and flrod.
The old man never moved. Ashohad. ex
pected , hla stop daughter was awakened
by the report ami leaped out of "bed to
fatrikoa light , i' Wesley knocked her
down with a club.which ho had icivdy.
Tlion to make the , matter suio ho bout
her head to a jelly.
The boy was taken before the district
court at KlkiiddK"wlioro ho again told
the story of hialrlmo , lie expressed no
sorrow for his aqt , hut said lie would do
it again under the biuno circumstances ,
Ho was then sentenced to the peniten
tiary at Anamosa for life.
Students of social economy frame
laws which they say go\orn tlio
development of crliuo. They trace
cilino through long lines of
heredity. They pnlnt the dons of the
gicat cities as the hot-beds undnuuerlcs
of crime. But here Is a cdbo which sots
all their rules at naught. An appar
ently innocent country boy , but ten
years old , born of ciulot , pious , farmer
folk , brought up away fiom the excite
ment and temptations of a gioat city
this boy plans and coolly commits a
crime which might stay the hand of the
most hardened criminal.
Tickets at lowest rates and superior
accommodations via the giout Rock
Island routo. Ticket oltlco , 1002-SLs-
tccnth and Faruara strcoU , Omaha
Slrtiuk by n Mntnr.
A innn nnnieil Bonier , who drives n wagon
for A. Duuinelstcr , thomarblo dealer , was
crowing fourteenth street Ina buptfy about
8 o'clock last night nkd vns struck hv ft
motor cur. The buppyM consIUcmuly
siraalieJiuultlio manias Imoeldil out nnd
received n hiilcuton the sldo of thohoad.
IlUinJtnlcs nra nottlangei'oiis ,
TBXAMS A.1I13 OOOJ ) SIlOl'S ,
Lone Stixr CoiitrcKsincn Hnvcu Itcpti *
tiidon In AV'inht HKton.
Tlicrois nBhootlng gallorv on I'onn-
sylvanla a\cnuo , sujs n Washington
letter. It is located near the National
and Metropolitan hotels , \\lioro the
TVmim and other Boutliorn coiigressiuon
stop.'Oi'ilinary inai'lcsmon shoot at bull's-
ojes , oi1 at tin men and women -nhiuh
diinuo , or atstatlonuiy clay pipes. But
\vhou the kcoperof the i > lace sees Con-
gressmcn Stewart iindLanliainof Texas
coming in ho starts up an initomatio
miehlno , which maUos plnis bills whirl
at the cud ol long stilngsln a most con
fusing' way , Stowtut is n xcry largo
mm. Ho Is fiom southern 1'exas.
Lanhiim is a llttlo man from western
Te < easand uiitiltho now states wcro let
in ho icnroscntcdmoro squ.iro miles and
pialriologs tbaiuiny other man in con-
g-icss. Both Stewart and Lunlmin can
shoot. Stonurt ouo evening last week
smashed the lining glass balls with a
small illlo at the rate of six out ol ton
liots. Liuihiim did n t do so veil.
The sliootlng-giillciy men withdraws
all premiums wlion tlio Texans enter ,
The only way they can slmot is n > iinht
each other or on the principle of a IJutch
treat. Steward on tlio e\cuing referred
to , hadcluillongcd L.mliam , and tlio ono
who foil short vas to bottle the score ]
L'ltiham baw the count going kullv
again ss him.
"Gl-\o mo pistols"ho said to the at
tendant.
Stoviirt demurred , but Lniilinm mucio
tlio point that having been cliiillcnged
ho wits entitled to choice of weapons ,
Ho broke o\ory \ ball until ho hud over
taken Stewart , AhoAS \ still plugging
away " \\lth \ \ the rillo. Then the big man
gave it up and paid the score.
As the gallery 1110,11 took in the money
'
ho said that ho hadn't seen such iiisto'l-
shooting in his plnuofor three months ,
"O , that wasn't ' much"said Lanhiun.
"You ought to fcco mo when I'm ' out on
mj campaign next month , I ddo a wild
mustang and I plug the ejcs out of jaeK
rabbitsovciy time E shoot , "
The gullciy man's eyes followed ad
miringly tlio reheating forms of tlio big
and little congressmen and bo said :
"Them ToKuafullotts is great on the
shoot. Dj' a\ci" hear bow Senator
Reagan and Congressman Gustavo
Sleiohcr played it onus -when they Hrst
came hero to congress from Tcma about
flltoenor sitteen yeais ago ? \Voufecd
to have crowds out at the Suliuot/.eii
Sark and the shooting gallery did agood
usinoss. In those davso \ vised to give
three shots free for e\erytlinotbe bull's-
ejo was hit. "You see there wasn't &o
niiny southerners in Washington then ,
Itwas duHng icconstructlon. Ono day
t\\o \ eonutt-j-looklngtliapscaiiio to the
gallery at the paik and began to trj
their luck -with the rllles. Thcro was a
gong -which rang out eiery time the
bull's-eye was hit. After blazingawaj
tvo or three times to got the huft of the
flllos theao two strangers got down to
business , and I'll be dingidif they didn't
buig that gong o\ory clip for ilfteoii
minutes. People beg.in to oomo around
and there yas u crowd of 500 watching
the shooting- . The man In charge kept
count of the shoots ho owed the strang
ers until ho found they were 300 ahead
of him , Then ho went to tbo two men
and he said :
" 'Gentlemen , ! earn my living at this
business , and I've ' got a largo family.
"You're into me now enough to take out
all of the profits of one day , "You'vo
had jour fun. If jou'll gno mo the
guns nnd Ictsoiuo of these people who
can't lilt ' tlmo I'll
bull's-cjes every try
to got oven.1
"Somebody in the crowd iccognizcd
Eeagan and Sicklier. Ever since that
time "we've looked out for them Texans
and made 'era pay for their fun. "
SOUTH ArUICAM DEVELOPMENT.
The Richest Gold Mines In tlio "World
WillSoonOo Absorbed by Enfi imtl.
Among tha passengers who arri\cd in
New "York on tlio City of Romothoother
day was Mr. L. Wiener , president of the
Capo Town chamber of commerce and
ono of the monitors of Capo Colony colonial
nial parliament.
Mr. Wiener , though not born in
.America , spent most of bis boyhood
days lioro , s.iya tbo Now Yoik Herald ,
PO loft this country to seek his foituno
in South Africa tliirtj-fivoyonw ago and
returns to it now to Isit his mother and
make some investigations on behalf of
the go\ernmont of Capo Colony. After
lauding , Mr. Wlonorent immediately
to bis mother's homo at No. 255 Wcbt
Ono Hundred and Twenty-seventh street ,
vvhorol t-aw him later in the day.
In speaLing of his picsont visit to
Amoric.1 , IMr.Vioncr did not ilisguif > o
the fact tliat ono feature of it vas to
make'somo investigations on behalf of
his govornmontiolatlvo to our railroad
Si stern and the ir equipments.
Ho said : "With us the question of
railroads is of a political nature. The
roads are "built ancl operated by the gov
ernment , \\io } control owy feature of
thok' management. The last ministry
was defeated on thoraihoad question
alono. It favored an enormous extension
of the syfatcm , vhilo the oppohllion were
in favor of ado\olopmontoi uconMt-va-
the nature ,
"Wo have now In operation In tno
capo 1COO , miles of lailroad , and are at
\wk constructinpr siSOO mile extension
northward fiom Kimherlcy in the direc
tion of tbo Xambosi liver , \\hlch point
\\o hope the road will eventually e.xtcnd ,
"A portion of the load is , of couito , to
pass through a country over which wo
have no jurisdiction , but in which certain
individuals , having u royal chai tor , have
obtained valmiulo concessions from the
native kings. The absorption of the
tcrritoiy eventually \ \ follow ,
"Tho country tliat ve contemplate
opening possesses piobablv the rlchcfct
clopobits of gold hi tlio woud. Thorom-
piny that has obtained the concessions
is the British South Afiicaii company.
of which the duke of Fifo , son-in-luv of
the prince of "Wales , Is a direUor.
"Tho charter under which the com-
piny acts gives them the light of torri-
toriul government , not unlike the old
grants to the East India und Hudson bay
companies.
"Tho configuration ot the country
tin on gh wTiich the road is run Is not un-
llko certain poitlons of Amcilca. Wo
have already in operation a number of
fiolght cais of American pattern and
manufaetmo , and I am hero to inspoet
the .American locomotive , \\hteh \ wo
think mav bo of greater utility in our
cmintiy than those of English make.
"In addition to our own roads wo ni-o
i ow billding one for the Onmgo Free
tatos , which lll bo owned and run pro-
cBoly as tliough In our own colony. I
tl lulclt the llrs't time in the hlbtory of
rMlroid construttion that ono country
builds , owm and operates a railroad for
uncther government , The road is proj
ected doiutho Orange to the Viuil river
and will boabout two hundred and llfty
mllca long- , "
The general lieutenant of tlio Zoor-
ijsky regiment eonwivcd the idea of
yingtho clllcicncy of the "Okhotnlks'1 '
( nsortof athletic division ) in his com
mand. Ilo ordciod n company of sixty-
Boven mon to swim across Ilia Volpnin n
nlaco Avhoro the river is over one and n
half vcrstswtdo , with two oftlcors at the
head nnd one in the iciiv , says the Xo-vv
York Sun. Tliovholo company no-
quitted themselves of the link ci edit-
ably. The feat was norformcd toward
the oven in gYhciitno swimmers had
nrndo about a Iliircl of tlio dhttinco n
steamer was noticed coming on them tit
full Bjwod. The ofllcor at the head ol
the comnany oulorcd "Unit with fac-o
upvnrdl" ami was obeyed as promptly n-i
if on the parade grounds. The company
waited until Iho steamer had passed , mid
then proceeded until they readied the
opposite shore. Their swim backward
was pcifornied Alib. \ out interruption.
VatcrntRlnns C'linrBC * ! ivltliVltls1cy ,
A deputy inuisluil who was huntiii } , '
Bonio vltnu cs lii Winston county , Alii-
bnina , oncolmi > pouodto "bo present nt a
county voting plaeo olectlon iliiy , snys
the Pittsbnry Dhpatcli.'bcn \ count i-y
people go toun election they t.tity all day
and enjoy thomsolvo . Ucfrc-sli'incnts 6l
various kinds were for sulo on the
gioumKand several wagons wcro loaded
\ \ \Viitoi-incloiH. . One old faimor with
a big two-horse wagon Illlcd with melons ,
seemed to bo pelting the bulk of the
tiado. His melons v\oi'o \ unall and ho
charged 25 rents each for tin-in , but he
was soiling more than other dealerswho
\\ITO olToi-ing much larger melons for 1(1 (
and ] o cents. The olllcor thought thot-e
\MIS some mystery about this and decided -
cided toimcstlmitc. IIu bou ht ono ol
the 2-Vcoiit muloiis and when ho uit it
open found a small \lal liwide contain-
in" enough corn whisky foi- ono dilnk ,
A little ob-sfli-vtillon convinced the olllcer
that the Innocent-looking old fiuincv
hud plugged ov uy melon , and placed : i
smiill vial of liquor inside , It was ovi-
clentlyati old trlclc vllh him , asliiscus-
toiuors seemed to vindoi-stuud It. Tlio
old man wsis arrested for folliiiji liquor
\\lthout a liconsoaud when the cas-o was )
tiled one of tbo plugged melons was
oltoreilln ovldonco. The old mini was
convicted ami had to pay a line of $10O. $
Doth tlio method and results -when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it iaplcnsanl
and refreshing to the taste , and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidiieye
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the syp
lein effectually , ditpela colds , licad-
ichea and fevers and curca habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
iluced , pleasing to the tnsto and ac
ceptable to tlie stomach , piompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in iu ?
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy anil agreeable substances , HE
many excellent qualities coiumcnd it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sala in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. .Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on land will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tiy it. Do not accept ouy
Eubstitute.
CAUFORNIt FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
IQUISVIW. KV , AEW YORK , fJ.i.
_
! Mist r'd Snlo.
In tlio Circuit Court of the United States for
the JMstilct of Ncbuskii ! KiiibimVllon
coin 1)1 ) il mint , vs l.nrimm I1 , I'riiytiu ct a ) , ,
defendant1 ! In Cliunccry.
> C > IIICI.nsllti ) : Of MORTGAGE.
rubllonotku Is lioriiljj'Klvon , tint In pursii-
nnco unit hvlrtncof niloerco ciucrocl In the
above cause , on tliu 27th ilay of Xovcmbui ,
It * ) , I , I' . C. shafii , spnlul niustor lu clian-
oiry Iiisalcl lonrt , will , un tliu 4 1 lid ay of Oc
tober , 1KM. at tlio hour of 2o'ul ( > ( . ! > In tliu af-
tirnoonof tin ) s , i Id iluy , at. tliu north cloorol
tliu United Mateeoui I house uiul poslolllce
bulUlliiKln tlmcltyof Unuilii , DouKlasdiiui.
t } , state and dlstik't ofol > iiislcii. soil atiuiu-
turn tliofollowliiRdoscrllu'Cl pioiictty , to-wit
I-ot t\\o ( L1) , uil t.i.-t lulf of lot throoCI ) In
blook two liuiiflrcd and SCM II and
rai'ij ) . In the city of o > inilialii Kliiscuuiity ,
\ \ . ,
SpocialMasttr In Clmmery.
IIoi.-Mrs ! , \VitAHioN iV ItAtiiu , Solicitors for
Coiniil.ilii.Lril. _ bt-ll-18-iiVi )
t'rN fcnlc.
InllioClriMiltCntutoC Iho llnlu-d Stutos for
Iho niitrlotof Nobraj.lillllam \ \ r.uds \ \ -
\\oitli \ voiiiplntiiiiit. . Otllllr .Allol/.ct , al ,
( lufend nits , In chancery.
FOlllCrUSUIIK 01 MOHTOAfiK.
1'cibllciiotliu ' Is Imioliy Rlvin. tliat lniir- |
simnoo.iml by vlrtuu of ; i diurcoontcrcd In
tliatibovo cause , on tlio l.st diy of July.IS'iO ' ,
1. P. C.thaftr , special nni > .t .pii thuiiuiry In
Biilil court , will , on tlio 4th ilav of Ootolici ,
IS W , atlho liour ol.1 o'clock In tlio aft triioon
of tlio suld day , at the not tli iloorof tlic Uni
ted Stales court liouso .iml pustotllco building
In tin * clly of Omnlm , DoiiKlns county , Hat o
uiul dlstrlotot NobrasUn , suli ut auutlun tli
Following dtscillxd jiropi'i-ty , to-wlt : f.ots
ono (1) ( ) and twiJ ( ) , blouU "II , " 1'ioiiii'ot 1'laco ' ,
nn addition to city of ( Jimlm , IIonxl is county ,
IScbrxska. r. C. MIAPHI ,
. uster In Chancery.
D. II.ErTii.N , bollultorfor t'oiiipUlnatit ,
In tlio Circuit Court of the llnltod States for
Iho District of rsbnibka : MlllljuuJ ) Mcuil ,
Jr. , coniplulniiiit , vs , Ueorxo J. I'aul it nl. ,
duf end uit f , lu ihamciy.
toiiici.osuitK or MouroAnn.
Public notlco Is lic'toby i lu'n. tint Inpnr-
Kimncoand by vlittio of u clocrcu ciiturnl In
t lie above cause , ontlioEth day of JulYlh81) ,
1,1' . ' . Shafer qpakiul inistur In ch.uioiry In
mild court , vlll , on tliu 4th day of Uctobor ,
JM ) . at tlio liour of " o'clock In tlioiiftcrnoon
ofiiio siUl (1 ly , itt the nort lidcxii- the Uni
ted htnli'S court house nnd postolllio building ;
In Ilio illy of Uninha , I'oiiKliis ' county , ktatu
unil district , of NibiasA.1 , scllat iiiiution tliu
folloxvlu doncrlbuil pronorry , t-i > lt : lotsl' ,
lUnnd II , block : u Kndlck'H L'nrk. nn luldllloti
toclty of Oiiulia. llaiiKl"3 county , .Nrlmika ,
I' . OiiAi-tii ,
PliouIal.Mastir In ( haiiciry ,
W. A.KKDICK , tJullcltorforL'oiiuihliit.
Intho Circuit Court of the llnltod Stutci , for
the Dlstilotof Nibrasl-a : Nit Ion il Mf In-
Mtiaiuo t'oiiipaiiy , coiiiplalnnnt , vs.IH.MI ,
l.iitoyot iil.cloftndatits. Inchiineury ,
I'OIIICI.UbDIlK -MOIlTd VK |
I'nlillo not lie l lioiuuyglvui. tlntln imrsu-
iinoo und by virtue of adouno fiilvuul In tli
above canst * , on tlio KJid day of July. IMJ , 1 ,
KO. hhifor , spi-tlul iiusti-rln cluiiio ry In
null ! court , Mill , on tlm Uli day of Ottohor ,
IK1 * , attlio hour of 2 o'clool : in tliunf t rno < in
of tlm uld day , ut the north dn'ir i > f tliu
Unltrtl htalos iiiurt house nud nostollli-o
bulldliin In tliu city of Oinaln , DiiiiK'lasiiiiiii-
tihtiitiaiililstrtt ) | [ of Null i iiUu , mill alum * .
tlmi tliofollimliiKdnscillicid pro | > i.'rly. to-wlti
North hiilfof lot. trulMiIV ( ) , l.ll/abotli I'liirc ,
un addition to tlio oily of Oinalni. DonxlaH
county , NoUMskn as buru d , iil.it L l and
rciorclid , I' . O MIAHII ,
Hnonla.1 Master In < Iniiiccry.
JAMBS II , SlBiici i.Holloltor . forCouiplahiunt.
< ; Attorneys nt haw , I'riPtlco
&Cjrri
Olllli m tliu Mluln nml feilurul
courtH. Known 7 nnd 8 bhufurt lluno block ,
Cuunutl lIluTs , Iowa.
TKUUMIOXIW.
OlFICr ; 07. liKSIIIKNCE , IBO
W. C. ESTEP ,
Council ISIiiCTrt , Iowa.
It North Main Struct ,
mineral Director and
SPBO1A FJ NOTICES , ,
COUNCIL. UMJFFS. * -
A > 1TD-A n t-elim drcusninkor mid nn
aiipi-otillco ulrl at DIIOU , Apply to Mi si
Mnry ulc.isoiiill IVarl st.
. - ' lo elifnii : full liliKMloil
STAI.UON-1'or ( 2,107. J. J. luc i. near
and dumb Institution , Council UhllK
I1DU S\T.I- > TlToUocj | ( nntl ( KturOK of well J
I'ltalillHliril Kiocory More , crvlll I sollyrj
Ktook nml ivnl toN > innlllMiiros : ftlso tlirrt/ : .
J-jenr-nhl cells for stile. lnittiin | of T. ! v- *
sinith A sou.i8 ; loih a > o.OoinicU ! iiimrn. OOP"
TUTTAWATTA.Mli : countj'fiirins forsaloi
- - nlsoloti mid LveiitylrnotMirnuiKl Cnunc'll
HliHTi. Johmton i , Vnnl'ltiMi , K\ci 'tt lilt > ek ,
AUAM'l'.Il-iry two jomiR num. Altiiiitlon ,
Tl llnnhvnio lnnliu'M prifonod. but will
accept Any other. Mioloulu oriutnll. KiirnlHli
all roftrcnon tvmilrod. AdilroiiP. II,8. , VJ
Muln st.L'ounull . lIUHT-t.
TpOKlihNT-HouTes n"nT hHiin i over
J-1 stoioiH'tirc'outt home , und nun . . .
i iitJ. U. Dtirlilsoii'stlJi I Iftli iv < > .
" | j1tH cli.itijtii fu htmlnoss will sfll Miick of
-I.1 druiH ! ami llxtnrc .iill now uiulllrttclitH-i ,
utft dlsionut , If nolil irlihln iio\t , : Wluyn ( , In.
volco iibnttt. } J , ' > OO Addrosi S. , lloo ollluo.
C'diinclllllil IK
EOH SAMC-Tlio Homo Ku-t.iurint for s
on c'lsy tirni" . TliuiiKistpoiMiUi' uhc In
Uioulty. S , VV ScolU
THOH SU-iT or liont-Oardon land , with
. * . hcuueo , by J. II Illeo , 10J Miln St. . Uoiiuoll
UlulTs.
MriMliay rent vmon vou can bnyn lioniooii
tlics.vniotornn , atiilln unio of yonrduuUi
atnny tlnio leave iour ( unity the hoinoclo * !
ontlio following terms :
Mm tno wart 1 1 } IOI ) at II ? per iiiontli.
Mionio woilh ? 1.M ) rvtlH per niontli.
Ahoino worth f J.ill ) atfJI ] x < r nunnlu
Ahoino worth * .lM ) atilJ i ir month.
Ahoino worth JI.OJJ nt ( M i.or nionlli.
Uthurprleol honio onlho sunn tprniM. Th.c
aliovo imintlily piynioiils Inoludo iirlnclnv.
ntidlntcnjst. For lull iiivtlculars cull on or
addrcssllio.Tuld vl WolU Oo. tOJ llrotidwar ,
Coiinclllllnm , Iiu
Ij iiii. ni.nHi
DRIVING PARK.
Fall Meeting , October7 to 10 , 1890
S .OOtD IN PLTRS1HS.
PROaUAJIMEi
MON'DAV. OOtO linil 7.
StllPaco 1'urM' . . JWO
" ' ' ' '
a-jL'ai-uld Tiotllrn Liiko" . . . ! ! ! . . . . 1UO
TUIDAouTonnu : s ,
- - .SOO
" " ' ' '
3-car-old Trnttlii ) ! StaKo" . . . ! ! . . . . & 0
400
Kico-l'\i-.Vtrrrotlhu ) I'uvso ' 500
60
Tiiuu mu , ooToiiint 10.
2:11 Trnttln-i-l'iirso . 400
Kieo-Koi-Alll'aoliu I'nrso . M)3
Krci'-Kor-All , Htiillliin I'liio ' . . . . ( X > J
X it loiul TmttlnK asscul.itlon rule ? to BOV-
era ICiilrlesclcHnOi'toliurJ. stultor.icu freo.
Mile tiMdf. J. W. I'Clll'OOV , 1'iisldciil ,
Council Illuil-i , lov.u
Ail ill ess alU'otiiiiiuiilciliniiUi )
A II. ( II 11 IH , Po'iot.iry.
215 South nth St. Omaha. Nib.
J. I ) KtiML'Nr > ov. t'res. K i * . Stita \ IIT Vlco l'io .
CnvMilhs 11 HAN\AV , faihlor
CITIZENSS141E BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL $150.000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 50,000
LIABILITY TO DEPOSITORS 350.000
DIIIKCTOIW-I. A. Jllllor , Ii1. 0 , Gloisoii , H. U
SliiuurtE. i : Hurl , . ! . I ) Cdiimndsnn , Clurli-a
CMIuniun. Tr.iiisiet Kcnornl hiinkln busl-
iis . largest oaplt il nud surjiluj of any
biinl : Inbuilt lines tern Conn.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
OPFICER & PUSEY ,
ANKERS.
Corner Slain and Uroirtvrny ,
COUNCIL , BL.UFFS , IOWA.
Dealers In foreign unl doniostlo oxclnnso
Colloc-t Ions nindo und Interest puld on tlma
deposit * ,
Surgical Institute
Private Hospital.
Cor , Broad-way nnd 2Gta S a ,
Cou > cii. ItMira. IOWA.
rortliotrcjatmontof ullHiir lcal nnd clironlo
diseases uiul ( llso.isci of tliu lilouil.
1'rlvnto dl-i'iiiesnf the tirlniry and soxn-vl
orinsussyihlU-us ( ! ( strlctun1 , uy-tltNspur-
iniitorrolio.u.lost ininhoud. M > xu.tl linpolcneu
and wcikncMtioated suoccasfiiUv.
1'irtlculiir attention pild ttidUeiscs of the
1 lines , us Asllniia , Coii itiiilliii , llronchltla ,
C.it.iri-h , Htc. 1'arilisis , Kulnoy UNoan's sia
ninhotc's , Hi Iglit'h. nisoiso. Itliiiiniutisni. 1'llon ,
C.iiicur , Viiploculc , llyclmcolo Dioi y'I'liinur ,
IJNenscs of the Kyo nnd ln. ! ( lul > 1 not.
Splnul ( Jni vnturo and all it Nouses of the lump * .
\\o \ \ h.no a deiartnictit | ( loMilod cxuliijlruly
totho treatment of Uturlno llsoas ) > M
Modlclnoscnt'iccurolypauk.il and fruofrom
olnerratlon.
CoriviMnlcnco | conflilentlal Address !
DP ? . BELLINGER'S
Surgical Institute and Private Hospital ,
Cor. UroailwnjandZiUU M . Council lilnirsIn.
DR , BELLINGER'S
v , - Min7 liiitlcoof tlio Peace. Oflleuovpr
iH.OtllUU Ainoilc.in Kx press. No. 421
HiG.id\vay , Council Hhillj , Io\\a. \
F , W , ELLIS & CO. ,
ARCHITECTS
And Dnlldtnf ; Sxiporlntsnclent'J.
KnonisIM nml I filloo llullilln ; . Oinilin. Sol ) . ,
nml Uoonis2lluncU > lt ( Mcrrlmn llliwk , CuiincU
lu t'orruspnndeiieo Holloltcd.
Council Blufls&Oamha
TRA.NSFER LINE.
H , Dcecroft & Sons. , Props.
BAGGAGE , liXPUiissTlllUVY FREIGHT , '
Miiklnj tlncu trln | o\ny diy except Biiu-
iluv.
iluv.fiuuliannU'o ( ut the A , Hto.irt Impress und
OillMry'n.lli.i ) llinviirdHt.
Cdiuull IHuIN olUce , ! M Hinidwijr. Tulo-
.
ctCouncil lllitir.sOuiKl I ? a. in. anil 3
> . in. Oniulin , U 11.in. , : ip. 111. nnd 5 | ) . ia.
Urdoupromptly uttuiuluil tn
ATTEND
Strictly tobimlnoii" Un miloiiilltlinottn ,
cHliucccti In ovorr line of liiiiiuinciiorwU rcaclio
bylilia vliu liollt to omo nloi > tel
WESTERN
I'onplo nroprocrei lve fiillnf onwtj , > n < l inounT
iiiukliiir iclioiui'i Tlior "to I l' ' lul train In ; lo
builnusa.
IOWA
x In popular oducntloi. Jlcr public nfhool
nniflrln 8niinl work ( or lur ncrormln ; lulllluaa.
VVoitoni lu
COLLEGE ,
fall tuna Ho pi , Ut , Him inlocti thd
rmellcul fur lior hlnldnli Noruul IhiaU
no i Hlxirlliiiiilanil I'oiiiuaiililiiraurioi well or *
KJiiliol MII | urufullr Odiidiictel Htmlvnti may
vnltrutiny time. Wrlto for further pouicularn to
\V , rnoUun.
Council Bluffs , IOAa. . '