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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JUNE 27 , 1892 , 3 THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL I3LUFFa OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. rtrumltyCnrrlertonny pnttof the CUT 11.V. . TILTON. - MANAGER. Eb ] ItlU'ncisi Olflec. , . J ? ° i ? Mllt | ( Editor . No S3 N Y. Plumbing Co. Bosloa More for dry goods. ' Council Hluffs Lumber Co. , Oovornor Holes plvcs the opening address ot Cbautauqua next Saturday. Iluslncss Is light nt present at the county Jail. Blnco the lust bntch ot prisoners was taken to tli.i penitentiary there bara been only ten left. Have you pot your season ticket for tha Chnutnuu.ual Select your tcntlni ; ground , innko ready early nhd avoid the rusb. There'll bo ono. Mrs. Jennie Arnold dlsd yesterday of tuberculosis , nped 'J4 year * , nt her residence , 22J7 Avenue H. The remains will bo taken to Portsmouth todny for burial. Get n vest pocket orogrnm nnd sco the long list of nttractlons for the com I lie CbnuUu- qun. The whole feast Is offered foronlv W.50 less tlitn ! l cents an entertainment , < 1 , J , Hnthaway uas Inadvertently tuado the heroin jestcrdnv's DBG of a shootiiiK C4c.in.ido In the south part of the city. His son will wns the real hero , and dons not want his father to rob him of auy of bis laurels. Albert , the 6-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs , Ole Olcsoti , died of whooping couch ycstcnsny morning. The funernl will toke place this afternoon nt 2 o'clock from the residence , 60S North Ninth street , and thu remains will bo Interred In Palrvlow ceme tery , Dr. William's , formerly of Fioraont but now conncctud with n "Jnij euro" instltuto of inls city , Imbibed it largo quantity of the red liquor yesterday against which ho is sup posed to be wnglnc such n relentless war fare and fell down on thu front door stop of niiotlicr IiiEtltuio of the sn'no kind , with n vlow to letting the propilctors prnctiuo their arts upon hint. Tbo police hnpponcd to got hold of biin before the doctors , however , and Lolll coino up In Judge McGoa's establish- trcnt for treatment tbls morning. The police were notified yesterday of tbo Cicano of a man who had boon arrested nt 1'iicltlc Junction for stealing a lot of clothing. The fellow wai iirrcstcd Saturday nnd put In the toun lock-up. While the ofllcor who nr- r CM oil him was out serving subpocnns on the witnesses the prisoner succeeded In worm ing his way out of the flimsy structure. When the officer came back to the Jail ho found his bird had flown , and it was then for the first tlmo ho remembered that ho had mot his prisoner on the street a few minutes before and hna spoken to him. Ho could not track him up , however , nnd the trial which wns to have come off was declared off , whlln tbo marfthal busied himself "setting 'em up" to his friends. Some people living on Avenue D sent In a complaint yesterday afternoon to police head quarters on account of the boisterous con duct of n family named Allen , who were try ing to put the contents of n koe of boor out of sight and were consequently tilled with nn ln pirutlon that WHS declaedly unholy in Its make-up. The police visited the place and found n tnnn nnd woman who cave their names as Henry nnd Hnttio Allen In a lank state of intoxication. When the police tried to arrest them Allen made a violent protest , nnrt sclring n beer mug ho would have driven U tbrougn the bead of ono of the oillccrs if the olllccr would have lot him. After a bard tussle the pair were landed in tbo city Jail , the man with the charge of drunkenness und resisting nn ofilccr , nnd the woman with drunkenness and vagrancy entered ugalnst them. DoWitt's Sir-tapirllli aauroyt susa pal cons as scrofula , skin dmio , CJJTJ.I , rhou imUntn. Its tlanlv ui3iw3i miay livoj. I. A I ) IKS. JBoino Trices from Mirgunt , the Shoo "Man , fur the Suutiitur. If you want to wear nice , stylish shoes nt a reasonable price this will cntch you. A nieo oxford tie , patent tip , 75c. A fine ono for 81.00. And as nice as there nro made for tl.25 to $2.50. Ladies' fine cloth top , patent tip , button shoes § 2.00 and $2.50. And as nlco a shoo us there is in town for $ : i.GO. This is as good as any shoo Bold in the city for $4.50. Go and got Siirgont's prices ; ho will eell you shoes at a smaller profit than tiny other blioo house In Iho city. B. M. SAUOKXT. Dr. Chamberlain , oyo. ear , throat catarrh. Shrgait block , Council Bluffs , I'.nt.ia/i.ii'iis. Dan CarrlKg left for Kansas City yester day. day.Juttgo Juttgo J. H. Rood left joslorday for Wash ington. Mrs. O. E. H. Cnmpboll loft yesterday for a visit with f i lends In Cleveland , O. Miss May Tulloys bas returned from Bos tun , whcro she has been attending school. * ' . B. Stelltnit returned from Chicago yesterday for a few aays1 visit in the city. Ueorpe Corner has returned from Notre Dame , Ind. , whcro ho has been attending school. Miss Nellie Jacobs loaves todnv for Salt Lake City , whcro sue will spend the summer visiting relatives. t -A. Miss Hlta Lorton returned ycstorJay morning to her homo In Nebraska City , nftcr a WOCK'S vl it with friends In Council lilutTs. Hcv. John Cordon of the Westminster I'roshytorlan cnurcb of Omaha uud Kov. ' of the First ' Stephen 1'hclps 1'rosbytorlan church of this city exchanged pulpits ycster- nav morning. A party bas been organized ( for a fishing excursion to Hanthorn lake tomorrow. It consists of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Graham , Mr. nnd Mrs. O. H. Lucas , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levin , Mr. and Mm. Fluloy Hurkc , Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Estop , Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Ciraham. DoWitt's Sarsapurcia cieansei the blood , increases tbo uppetlt aad toaoi up the sys torn. It bas bonotUtoJ ratriy people who have suffered from blooJ dlsorJorj. It , will -help you. Colfax gintror nlo and mineral water Bold at wholesale by Duquette & Co. , manufacturing confectioners. Commimi'fiiu'iit lin'rclnn. The commencement exorcises nt St. Joseph's ncndcray nnd St. Francis1 academy , the Catholic schools for boys und girls respectIvely Ivoly , will occur tbls week , the former this evening ui.d the latttr tomorrow ovenini. . Attractive programs have been prepared for the creation , und the- attendance will no doubt bo large. The program this evening will coi.slst of OBSU.VS by I. Coyle , Thomas Dobunuy ucd Patrick Sullivan , leather with uiutlcal selections by Jotcph Tholl , Miss Lizzie Tholl , Miss Augusta Uuruo , and others. The presentation of the ' 'Wooden Spoon" will bo made bv Bernard Bryan and the toply by Thocduro Tholl. The oxurcisoft of tomorrow evening will bo In1 Id lu the chupel of St. Fruutls ucudcuy. Kibays will be rotul by the following grauu- nu' : MUses 1CIU Mabooey , Margaret Mur phy , Kllu Coughlan. ( Jcrtruuo Korrlhard , Iilury Murphy nna Miss Joscphlno Lucy. A brilliant procrum of Instrumental and vocal liiUSlu has been provided , the performers biluic the members of the musical depart ment of tbo ucademy. "Lata to bed and cariv to mo will shortot thu road to your home in the skies. " liun cnrly to bed uud "Llttlo Kirly Rite * , " the Dill thut niatton life longer auil bettor au4 wlior. IfiO people in this city use gas stoves. 'Iho Gu Co , puts 'em in tit cost. Trains leave Manawu dally at 8 nnd 10 11. la , 11 ! m. , und 1 , 'J , 12aD : , 8 , :30-1 : , UO. 6. fiao : , 0. 0ao. : 7. 7:30 : , 8 , 8:30 : , u , 9:30 : , JO , 10fU : ) . 11 and 11:45 : p. tn. The 11:65 : train will inako connection with the tuBtolcotrlo motor cur ( or Omaha , A \ i NEIYS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Tkouglit the Glass Too Rapid for His Fine Horae. J. H. CLARK REPLEVINED HIS ANIMAL Almost n Itlut Cniiscit lleforo Ilolirrt Kiicrhs Coulil Ho reminded to Sur- rciulcr the Property Local Mcxrs Notes oT Interest. Replevin papers were Issued Saturday afternoon from the district court In accord ance with a petition filed by J. U. K. Clark , by which Ulark recovered from Robert Kncobs , the well known horseman of Sioux City , n horse which Belonged to Clark and which Knccbs had entered In ono of the races at the driving park In the 2:20 : class. Clark was unwilling to hava the buna en tered In this class , for fear that It mlzht bar htm fiom future contests In which the ani mal would stand a better show ot winning In some slower class. Knccbs , however'claimed that tbo contract between him and Clark al * lowed him to put tlio horse In any race ho wanted to ana ho refused to glva It up to the ofilter who served the writ of replevin or anyone olso. ills refusal was accompanied by a pyro- tccbnlcal display of language and several threats to thrnsh any rann that tried to take the horse awnv by lorca. A number of his men employed at the stable also loon part in the dispute , nnd for a tlmo there was a good pro-sport for n llpht. The horse , In the meantime , was locked up in the stable. Deputy Sheriff Hooker , who hud the writ , pried the staple off the door with a pitch fork and thus got the animal which was the cause of all the trouble. Knccbs at lust eon- epntod to Its being taken uivuv rather thau run thu risk of being arrested for Interfer ing \\ltli an otllcor. MM. L. R. Pulton , RocKfnrd , III. , writes : "From personal experience I can recommend DoWllt's Sarsapartlla , n CUM for Impure blood and general debility. " LAST WHEIC OP Till : JUNK SALK. At the llo.tim Store. BARGAINS IN E\TKRY DEPART MENT. Spocliil bargains in figured chhm silica for this week only , all our G5c nnd Too ( loured china silks for SOc. 6,000 ymls uordod tnffotn , silo : price 12Ju , worth lOc , ono of the prettiest wash goods on the market. ChllTon , the latest crnzo in neck wear , just received , over 500 yards In nil the newest shades nnd combinations , on silo now nt 25c a yard , worth from 3o ! ) to 60c. Wash goods Our line of wash goods is the most complete in the west. Every thing from tho3o challio to the finest a'll wool. Sec our line of challics at 3c-Ijc and Go , worth 50 per cent raoro. Cropons , Bedford cords , Tatlota cords , pongees , etc. , all In at 12c } , makinc the prettiest line of wash goods to bo found anvwhorc. Ladies' waists in white , black , black and white , fancy percale , etc. , in end less variety from 48o to $2.2o. Children's lace caps , all our 81.00 and SI 25 caps during sain for 50c. All our oOc. Ooc and 7oc caps for 25c , this week only. Sti aw lints In misses' and children's , don't havfl your children get sunstruck when you can got a 25c hat for 12c , a 50o hat for 1'Jc , a 75c and $1 00 hat for 33c. Ladies' and misses' black silk mitts , wo show the finest line over shown over any retail counter. See our line at 15c , 2of , 33c , 39c , oOc , eSc , ( ! 5c and Tnc , with out a doubt the best vnluo over offered In such goods , see them , and you will bo with us. Mosquitoes ! Mosquitoes , bad fiends' , don't know that wo have pot to have them , but wo are sure to have them , prepare for their coming , have your windows secured against them with the patent adjustable window screens , they are odoring for 25c each nt the Boston storo. Towels , SOc dozen ; all linen towels , fancy colored borders , knotted fringe ; the price you might style one of the seven wonders. 12c. } Ask to see them. Hosiery and underwear. Wo have always led. This sonnon wo have outdone - done all previous efforts. See our line in onyx , fast black , Herm dorf , royal stainless , Louvre , etc. Ask to see our ladies' fast black hose at 2uc a pair , u world beater. BOSTON STORE , Fothoringham , Whitolaw & Co. , Council BiufTs , la. International Cure association rooms are in annex to Grand hotel , 620 First avenue , Council Bluffs , In. For cure of alcohol and opium disease. Corporal Iliilii/vlmun Wnnted. Corporal Hoinzolmun of Fort Omaha Is a bad o c , if tno reports received from tbo onlrcrs nt the fort nro to bo believed , and the police of this city have boon notified of SOT- oral bhady transactions of his tor which the authorities at the fort are exceedingly anxious to set their eyes on Hcinzclmau's countenance once more. Ho left the fort on a thrco months' furlough , and came to this city , whcro hu fell In with a woman. His furlough Is up and ho and the woman hava loft , presumably together , for parts unknown. Ho bas a wlfu at the fort , and it Is also said that before going on his vacation ho appropriated u lot of Jewelry belonging to another party. If bo can bo recovered ho will have three criminal charges to answer to , which will be ant ' to glvo him along term In the penitentiary' Disease never successfully attacks a sys tem with pure blood. Do Witt's Sanaparilla mnKcs pure , na.vjlliju'idoarlutioi tan old. McPlmil pianos , 110 Stutsman street. Rend page 0 , Chautauqua program. Closed fur Vitratlon. TlioWotorn Iowa college closed Its spring term last Friday after a year of successful work. A parly was tendered the students at Falriaount park Saturday afternoon on ac count of the excellent work tnoy have accom plished during the past year. In the even ing refreshments were served , after which they repaired to the pavtlllon and spent on hour or so In dancing nnd plays. About seventy-five- were present and a general good time was had by nil. After a week of recre ation and rest the college will opou again for un cicht weeks' session. Present indications are favorable for a largo number during tbo summer session. Do\Vlu's Barsaparllu oioanssi too olood Rultor , thot'illor.lin B.-oxl-.viy. tin all the latest styles nnd newest gools. Satisfaction guaranteed. Noclul i\cnti. Georglo t'holps entertained a number of bis small friends , together with some of tno larger ones , yesterday morning at tbo homo of tils parents , Mr. utd Mr * . George T. Phelps , in honor of his fourth birthday. The lawn at the corner of Willow uvonuti nnd Sixth street- was given up to tbo llttlo folks , and how well-they enjoyed playlncr on the cioen gross ucdor the sbado of the maploi wat evident enough. Shortly before noon Jro cream , cake , fruit , and other refresh ments were served under the trees , Misses Lucille Pinney , ( Jeaevlcvo Baldwin , Helen Ualayvlu , Klla Wirt and Clara Mercer of Omaha , assisting in the entertainment by waitlug on the tables. The following children were prcient : Suslu Olouiaubor , Marlon Tllloa , Gladys Hart. Evelyn Thomas , Marlon Tyler. Wiii- nio PhelDi. Franco * Keellue , Martha Ulek- man , Helen Galuos , Marjorlo Uabcock , Cora lienccko , Edith Sherradou. Edna Kevllno ; Matters Clarence Kcoltue. George Hlenman , Jack Oaldwto , Willlo Phelpj , Ned Wirt , frank Pinnoy and Alan Elwoll. Mlssos Grace Doming , Lulu nnd Vlnnlo Shornidon and May mo Stophcnson were also present. J. L. Paxton and J. W. Palmer enter tamed a number of trlenJs yesterday after noon at a picnic at Dig lane ( n honor of Miss Ultn Lorton ot Nobraskn City and Mls Dos- slo Morse of Chicago. Ihoso proiont were the Misios Cora Farnsworth , Jesslo Parns- worth , Nolllo Sackolt , Mary Key , Brown , Ancle Rockwell , Molllo Rice , Fannlo Reynolds - nolds , Rclmor of Grand Island , Mrs. Forson , Mr. and Mrs. Cumulngs , Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sapp. The party loft in a band wagon for the scene of the nttornorm's onjoyraont , spent the afternoon In rowing , fishing nnd other nrausomonta and finally had a plcnio supper In the woods , returning homa In the evening. Miss Anglo Rockwell ontortalnod a party of friends lust Wednesday morning , also In honor of Misios Lorton nnd MONO , About forty were present , * Misses Maud and Mamo Oliverantortnlned n few friends Wednesday evening at n tea party nt their homo on Pnrk avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hupp cave a muslcalo Friday evening nt their homo on Oakland nvenuo. The Invited guests were : Miss Rita Lorton of Nebraska City , Miss Relmers of Grand Island , the Mlssos Mary Key , Anglo Rockwell , Annn Howman , Jesslo Farnswortb , Florence Martin nnd Fannlo Reynold * , Mrs. Scvbort , Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hvnns , Mr. and Mr . E. W. Hurt. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Wrlzht , Metsrs. J. N. Bowman , G. S. Wrlcht , C. McDowell. H. A. Wood- bury. L. Xurmuohlon. Jr. , J. L. Paxton , T. C. Uansoti nnd J. W. Palmer. After n musical program , In which Mrs. Evans , Mrs. Soybcrt nnd Miss Lorton touk part , dancing was Indulged In to n late hour , Intermission being taken nt midnight for an elaborate lunch. Hnvo Bcccham's Pills ready In the house hold. ( Jr.iml Hotel , Council ItlnCTj Special rates to families for the sum mer. Largo rooms fucing the park. Thn Orp.itest Oh.iutnmiui Yot. Messrs. Troynor & McGee have ar ranged a program which not only involves an expenditure of thousands of dollars , hut is far ahead of any previous assembly. This is saying much , but a glance at the vest pocket program is convincing. A forenoon entertainment , an afternoon entertainment , an evening entertainment ovcry day , ami the thrco for half of what any ono of them would cost in the winter season at any opera house. Many are planning to lent or board on the grounds , as this is as cheap as living at homo , and such an outing will prove delightful to body as well as to mind. Those who want tents should secure locations at once , as there will bo a rush tit the opening. The means of reaching the grounds were never before so conveniently arranged. Business men in both cities can easily have their families comfortably cared , for on the grounds , andean themselves easily go to and fro If they cannot spend all their time there. The drive is u beautiful ono , nnd arrangements nro made for caring for teams. The assembly in all details will bo as convenient and com fortable as any city in the woods can bo , there bolng a postollico , market facil ities , restaurants , etc. Besides all this a grand intellectual and musical treat is offered dally. _ _ _ A Danish compositor wanted immedi ately. Apply Horn & Kringel , bise- mcnt Sapp building , corner Broadway nnd Scott street , Council Bluffs. Ki ortli l.rnguo Contention. The next three daya will no doubt see tbo young people of the Methodist denomination of southxvostoru Iowa attracted to Council Bluffs In large numbers to attend the dls- rict convention of Ecworth leagues. The "convention will open this evening nt the Fifth Avenue Methodist church with a ser mon bv President Skclton , nnd will continue uutit Tnundny evening. Three sessions will bo held each day. and the program will consist of discussions of various religious topics In connection with tbo work of the league. Totoorrow's program In detail Is as follows : Devotional service. 9 n. ra. led by Miss Bailey of Dunlap ; "So cial Evangelistic Work of the Ltmguo , " by Goodwin Perkins of Missouri Volley ; "Junior League In Mercy nnd Hole , " Miss Lucy Phelns " , Hillsuale. Devotional service , 1:30 : p. m. , led by Mrs. F. S. Lclghty or Malvern : department round table , general discussion led by U. G. Johnson of Donison ; "Devotional Work , " by Miss Gortlo Gullck of Donison : "Socl&l Work , " by Miss Halsig- eoro'Dow City. Song service , 7:3J : p. m. Epwoilh league revival service , led b > Dr. B. P. Palno of Lincoln , Nob. On Wednesday and Tursday similar pro grams of discussions will bo presented , and an interesting time U anticipated. The com mittees appointed by the various Enworth leagues .of this city have been making nil necessary plans for the entertainment of delegates and attending to the other details necessary to make the convention a success. If your old furnace needs overhauling , or if you contemplate putting in a new ono , you should examine the Boynton Gaslight. Mr. Lautjrwassor , with Shugart & Son , is a practical furnace man , and will bo glad to civo you his experience in such matters if you cliooso to consult him. Don't wait until fall. Clmiilitmitm Train * . Leave Council Bluffs from Rock Island depot at 0:10 : n. m. , S:30 : a. m. , 9:30 : a. m. , 10:27 : a. m. , 1:00 : p. m. , 1:50 : p. m. , 6:50 : p. m. , 7:00 : p. m. , 7:30 : p. ra. After thu "llanilllB. " The retail fruit dealers are laying plans for another midsummer campaign against those- Vi bo are engaged in peddling bananas. The dealers claim that the peddlers undersell them and In that way take uwav a good share of the trade that they think belongs to them. A representative of thu trade called at the ofllco of the city clerk yesterday to find out u bat could bo done about it. A couple of years ago the license was raised from ? -.r ) to 50 per annum In accordance with a petition presented by tbo local dealers and another petition asking for nnotbcr raise Is likely to bo presented to the council in tbo near future. For Rent First class saloon ; good lo cation ; fine fixtures. Responsible party can get long louse on good terms. Ad dress D 24 , Bee olllco , Council Bluffs. Hot weather prices in picture frames nt Rilov & Shorradon's art storo. Nrliruuku ChrUtlan Knilcniorera And their friends in Nebraska have se lected the Lake Slioro & Michigan Southern railway aa tno olllcial route from Chicago on the occasion of the an nual meeting in Now ' York , July 7 to 10. Circular * giving full information promptly mailed on application to B , P. Humphrey , T. P. A. . 727 Main street , Kansas City ; C. C. Wilbor , Western Pausengor Agent , Chicago. Cliurrh-loliiff am "Going to church is n great picnic down my way , " says a Nicarugnu , banana plan tor. "I hnvn on my planta tion about fifty Jamlcu negroes , who are very pious mid insist on L'oinf to church rngularly , no matter what may become of the crops. Still. I cannot blumo them , for every wordhlppur takes along u rooster under hia arm , nurt > o it thrtiuch borvico at the Morrviun mis sion. and after ho has cleared his con science , ho goes outside , whcro hundreds of cock-pita nro improvised and where , Sunday after Sunday , rival cocks con tend in > the bloody iironu. Thu custom is universal , and ovary man has u rooster , from the humblest laborer to the grandest alcalde , and the whole day after the service is spout in the bloody eporU" _ _ Cheaper Co HI in , In an Kseox parish it Is proposed to use papier macho instead of wood for the cell ) us ol puupois. , The Games and Triite8 Played in tits GamblerV'-JIecca. KNIGHTS OF JM' GREEN CLOTH if ' ' A t.trgo Shire at Mlnert't'Alnnojr IXs for Uhlpl T.'io OltU'jjVl.lo ' 0 nnil I.lcpiiioH 'riio ' Moil Who Vlny. Butte , Mont. , has ttvo distinguishing characteristics. It is the biggest min ing camp in the world and the Mecca of professional gamblers. Minim ; camps are the acknowl edged hunting grounds of card sharps and sports , hence the second largest city In Montana Is infested with neat-fingered , tricky , cool-nerved nnd ubiquitous knights of the green cloth. The minor is the game stalked and easily obtained. With the Anaconda , Boston and Mon tana , Parrot , Loxingtou , Allco and other big paying mines in operation , the monthly payroll is over 8500,000. A greater part ot this "runs up against the tuik. " Throe shifts of cicht hours cuchb are worked each day in the various mines , and while ono shift is working another is sleeping and thd third is gambling. The gambling houses nro licensed , and run faro games and ' 'round the table" poker. Those two diversions tire allowed , but "roulette , ' ' "rod nnd blade , " ' 'wheel of fortune , " "hazard , or any game vlth "kitty" or porcou- ago drawnaclc are forbidden. System governs the affairs of the various estab lishments , and day and night shifts'of dealers are worked. Faro bank dealers work for wages , $0 per day , and "eatou t of the drawer. " The limit In most houses is $12.50 , while other proprietors with moro "sand" allow their patrons , or victims , to bet as high as their evil genii urge. From dawn to dawn the clicking of the ciups is ncaru. xnoro is nanny any cessation. Butte is essentially an "all night" town. Throughout the winter and spring the city is overrun with the gambling fnUornlty. As summer - mor opens up , nnd cnch worthy makes a "stake"ho slipsaway to smaller mining camps to cloaa up all the money in sight. Hn generally gets it. At sheep-shearing time , which occurs in Juno , cot-tain nUek individuals uro missed from their old haunts in the iity and go after the money of tno herders and slock raiders. They know their men. In this section lot the country , with plenty of hard work 'and such meager ouportunitles for recreation , the other wise sensible man speks diversion in gambling. This peculiarity is fostered and pandered to by the practiced sharper , and the hard earned money goes surely into the professional gam bler's pocket. A Smart Trick. While in a conversational mood re cently ono of the .Ijost known and slickest gamblers divtjlged some "in teresting" fuels concerning the gulling of the citizen with the " porting" blood. Takinc his cuo-frora theatrical enter prises last summer lie secured an ad vance agont. This a'-ent was fitted out as a. salesman for a Chicago houso.whoso commodity consisted of fine grades of playing cards. It is hardly necessary testate state that all those cards were marked. The agent's instructions were to sell the cards or give them away , so that every store in nil tha small hamlets would have them for sale. "Sell 'em for two bits a gross if you can't get more , " said the gambler. Two bits equals 25 cents. One month after all the desired localities had been Hooded with this brand of cards the shrewd gambler started on his rounds. He had it all his o\yn way. The backs of the cards were an open book to him. The game mostly indulged in was "stud poker. " The Swedes are "stud fiends , " and would stake their clothes on the game. This suited the peripatetic gam bler. Ho cleaned up 815,000 in two months , wont cast , blow it in and then came buck to Butte to muko another stake. Ho is now planning a raid through bucolic and mining sections for this summer. "Honor among thieves" and "Dog wont ! ! eat dog" are two saws which ex perience u black eye among thu gam bling fraternity , "in the expressive patois of the guild , they "do" each other upon the slightest provocation. Ono house in Buttc has cone $100,000 behind hand in the last two months he- cause so many professionals have "gone against the bank. " They know every move , play systems and uro the most undesirable patrons. If the opportunity is offered those same men will fix tljo cards in the deal er's box so that they have a sure thing against the bank. Only last week the nroprietor found a gambler "bnndinc" the cards in order to beat the bank. This house always loaves a box of card ? out with the bartender in order to open up the first game in the morning. The bartender on this occasion stood in uith the outside gambler and gave him the curds to fix. Fortunately for the head of the establishment a friend saw the "doctoring1' in operation nnd informed him , or he would have been out to the tune of $30,000 or $40,000. Without much ado the drink mixer and his "pard" were thrown out upon the cold world. Ile.itlng the Hank. "Sanding" the curds consists in the application of sand .to the edges of the cards so that n kcenjp.ycd man can pro- euro a Hush of the pp'xt card before it comes from the box. Kt'fft a novlco the device would bo thrown away , but to a gambler , whoso biblojlK a deck of cards , the scheme works satisfactorily. Another method obtaining the bank Is simple and yet hard if or un outsider to use. The first movo'ls'to ' ' got possession of the cards in the detilbr's box. A man will watch lilo ; KJ' hawk for days until the opportunity presents itself. Whin the cards uro in jus possession the gambler will punclune with a needle each catd with a Alack spot in the corner. With n shalt ) knife all indica tion of the puncTurcfW'concoalcd. This hole is infinitesimal yt enough for the purpobo of the limn ' working the scheme. Ho places himself alongside the doalnr and watches the cards cam- fully. If there is un ace , deuce or tray under the lop or "eoda" card , tlicio will bo visible to the gambler's eye n Hash of white , This flash ( ru dos him and ho dumps his monov around these cards , off with ' ' . ' carufully cappud 'coppers.1 Until the continuous luck of the player uttrucls the dealer's suspicions the gam bler is till right and the money goes his way , but If the trick is discovered his game Is up. While there nro n few ways to boat the bank the methods of the latter for cleaning out the players in front are lo- glon. An export dealer watches the system that every man is plavlng , and if there is much money nt btako ho can shufllo the ca.'ds In such n , manner as to bring misfortune upon the head of the worshiper of a pot system. I'liiRKl'iR " Wlirel. It was only a yt nr or so ago that a well known nnd slippery gambler plugged the "wheel" of a co-laborer in the vineyard - yard of the dishonest-dollar. It was at Wallace. Mont Ho slipped Into the shack ono night , bored .icimlot hole in the whcol right below a heart. Into this ho poured Toaa , inserted n wooden plug and varnished the spot , On the following morning ho dropped casually into the establishment and dropped n twenty-dollar gold piece on the heart rod. It won and twenty moro was placed with it. IIo left the entire amount standing , winning again. This loft him with 5SU in front. "Lot 'or go. " ho said ; the wheel whirred 880 moro in his pocket , The tlonlor smiled , thinking that such n run of luck wouldn't last , and sent the wheel around. Then there was $320 In front of the speculator on chance. "Ain't you going rather highV" nskod the proprietor. ' "Oh. bo sporty now , bo sporty , " re plied the gambler , and the wheel turned heart again ; $010 was in the stoclc now. The gambler mndo n feint of drawing It down , but the proprietor sung out , "Bo sporty yourself , now. " "All right , lot 'or go ; " she wont , and S 1,280 lay in front of the man who had a twenty-dollar gold niece as capital. "Now , run her again"said the latter. "Haven't got that much in the drawer.1 "What 'ov you got ? " "Five hundred dollars. "Lot'or go for that , " and pocketing $1,780 the gambler made off , while the owner of the whcol shut up shop. Then ho began to examine his whool. The plug was discovered , and hitching two revolvers andabult of cartridges around hia waist ho started after his $1,780 and gore. IIo received neither , as the gam. blor was seeking the salubrious climate nrlvnrt.lsml no I ml IrrnnntM In Sn.'it.t.ln. Slx months Inter the two came to gether ; the wheel o'.vnor was on velvet again , but ho quietly told the gainblor of the narrow thread by which his lifo hung if the latter had been caught. * 'Ah , don't squeal ; you were done up , weren't you'1 "Yes , and It cost mo 850 to fix the wheel again. " "Well , hero's your fifty for the wheel. " Oild NiuneBlii Vlrglult. Senator Enpa Huntons queer Christ ian ntuno is less queer than some of the curious names to bo heard and soon in his native stato. A colored mail In the senator's immediate neighborhood had two sons and a diiughtotvwho were nam ed respectively ; ' * ! will nriso and go to my father , " "Only begotten son , " and "Amazing Grace. " The elder son af ter the manner of the famous PurJtan "Dammed Baroboncs' ' was abbreviated to "Iwilla" when addressed in a hurry. In another part of Virginia a worlliy colored couple named their two boys Orange anc Lemon , and their two girls Florida and Missouri. They had heard of the white people naming their daugh ters Virginia and < leorgia , and a college professor of a distinguished family , who bore the name of Deloware , so the use of the names of States was natural enough ; but why the boy were named after fruits has never been explained , unless it bo that Peachy Gr.Utan , an old time Virginia lawyer , raado his name famous. An All-ltoiind Morrlmnt. A storekeeper in Maine deals in dry nnd funcy goods , boots and shoos , gro ceries , grain , feed , crockery and hard ware ; ho keeps the postofllco , is a jus tice of the pence , is a conveyancer , assent of an insurance company _ ; ho runs a sot of hay scales ; he has "icb cool soda and other cool drinks" ; lias famous 10 nnd 5 cent cigars ; is agent for a very loud fertlli/.or.and furnishes a-istocratio eggs for putting under aristocratic lions. TonncHieo Kiillxtny CompllcUloii ; . New VOIIK , Juno 20. In regard to the ap pointment by the United Stales circuit court of Tennessee of receivers for the Hast 'icn- nessco , Virginia & Ueorpln'railroad , General Thomas today said : "Tho com plications of trie Richmond Terminal made it n necessity for a receiver to bo appointed for the prou- crty , so us to prevent the financial affairs of tha company from becoming 50 cmbanatscd as to unnecessarily injure the- property and the securities. The bankruptcy of the Richmond mend Terminal company , which owned a larco portion of tbo Bust Tennessee stoclc , prevented any np"peal to'tho stockholders for support or direction at this time. "Tho Innumerable changes In the manage ment during the pa t six months destroyed the ofllcloncvof Iho management and doudcd ttio credit of the compuny to such an extent as to make It absolutely necessary to scan to for a lime stability and confluence under Iho protection of the courts. The K.ut Tennes see property is peed , and nnlilo from adjust ment of some later Issues of bonds , which lira mniniy bold by friends of the company , with whom some arrangement can bo made , needs no reorganization. I bollevo I am the largest Individual holder of nil the Issues of bonds of this company and also repreinnt the floating debt that has accumulated dur- inc the past year. Sufficient means nro at hand to pay the accruing interest on nil classes of boniU , and tha court will bo re quested to authorize such payment. " Di'dnroK it Iiiipnsnlhle. L.ONIIOK , Juno 20. Lord Randolph ChurchIll - Ill has Issued an address to his constit uents. He says that it Is impossible to put homo rule Into a bill und that If Mr. Glad stone obtains ever so great n majoiity ho wilt be doomed to political Impotence and sterility as long as bo exhausts bis energies In trying to solve what Is Insoluble. COUNCIL BLUFF3 8TB&1 DYS Allklndsof Dyeing and Olewnln : ilono Inths hU-hi'Ht fctylo ot the urt. Kadud und st.ilnoil fubrli-f ) niiulo to look in coed us now. Hod foathuracloanol by Rleum In Umt-olmj tnun- \Vorkpromptlyiloneanddellvera4 luall parts of vhe touutry. bcnJ for urlco llbt 0. A , MACIIAN. - - I'n UUllroudwiy. Neir Northweitora lo.r.1 WELL BRED.SOON WED" GIRLS WHO USE SAPOLIO Are Quickly Married. Try il on your next House-Cleaning. JHEY WASH THEIR CLOTHES WITH SOAR MADE ONLY BY MKfAlRBANKScCa CHICAGO. Summer Term y j uiy . OLUV.IUIII& may from any of our departments. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. From one to three hours daily as required or desired. GRAHAM'S . STANDARD 1'IIONOGRArnY > iuos Time. . . 'S ' J - - = = j > * Jb Saue ( TlTTic isto IcTigthcn TEACHERS' REVIEW. Rapid and thorough. thorough.BOOKKEEPING. BOOKKEEPING. Individual instruction ; no waiting for others. PENMANSHIP. Classes will be formed to suit students. Penmanship may be taken as the only class. Tuition , usual rates. Summer term begins July 5. Fall term begins September 5. For particulars see or address , W- PAULSON - - Council Bluffs , la. INSTITUTE. Eye fi tor INFIRMARY FOLi TI-IE1 TREATMENT OF ALL - Siffl M Bc t fiioll tics , iijiporiitus u nil KomcdioiO forsucc ( " ! < ini tro itinoiit of ivory firu of disease rcniilrln n odlo.il or bar lu a tro.itinunt , K boils for jj.itioiits , hoiril nnJ .tttomlanco. Best ii < .toiioJutioiis : in the woit. Write for circulars im ilofonnlt en nnl brieus. triiises , clul ) foot , onrv.ituroiof snlnu , ullpa. tumo , o nicer , eat irrh. bronchitis , In- liul.ulon.eicctricUy , pir.itysh. onlleiisy. kld- nov. bmiUlur. oye. o.ir. skinunJ blooJ and nil surgical oner itioni. T1TQPA < 3I5J ? flP IfflilfPM A sp no i A LTV. UlOtlftobO lit WUiUDll Hnakori UNO isu * ut Woinun 1'UKii. Wo bnvulutoly ad Jed . lyliu- Indop irimutil fur women ilurliu confinement. Mrlctly pnvalo.l Oniv Kollublo McUlo.U lu- fctitiito makttii ; a Spec ! iltyo , , , i-UUVATKUfSKASES All Hood Dlsu ises siicceisfully troatoL byphllltlo t'olson loinovcd fro-n the sy-ootn without niiiroiiry New itostor.illve 'L'rj.u- incut for losi of VI I'AL 1'UWKlt. I'oMons 1111- ublu to visit IM may bo troitud lit homo by torrospon once. All communications conU- donllal. Mod clued or lusliuinonti sent by mil I oroxpress securely packed , no mnrxs to Ind cMucontuntsur sender. Ono personal In- tery pxv pruferro ' . Call mi'l cnniult IM or scyi J lililory of your case , und wo will send In p.ala wrupuer. our KEB : ul'"i 1'rlvito. ROnX TO MEN " DUUiIU men , kvootu\or \ NorvoiM DM. onses. Impotenoy. S/phllU , Uluut unJ Varloo- rule , with quo-it on list. Jlraces , Appll.inuos for Deformities .t Trusoi Only manufactory In the Westof uKlfUtt H- /rV Al-l'l.l lAC'KS , rHUatf.lt , KLKUl'ltltl Jl.t TTUUIKH AIt UKl. IX , Omaha 'Medical and Surglcil Inslltule , 26th and Broadway , Oo anoll Bluff t Ton mlnutns'ildo from eontorot Oin all i on Omaha und Ununoll lllulTi elonrlo motor Him W. C. ESTEP , Funeral Director , Embalmer 14 N. Main Street , COUNCIL , UL.UKKS. , tco | i , , tuo fcduul i 'Hurts. ; ion.s ! : i. ! l und lltMirubloult , Council lllulld , la. CITIZENS STATE BANK Or Council Ulujc Cnpltll stco' < . 8t.1OO3J fcurpluauuJ Profit * . HO , 'JJ NetOuultal nnl : . . . . . . . . * . < /3 Dlroclur.-l. I ) rijnaii | > i. I , . Siiiiri / I Gli'Mon , U. K lUrl , I. \ , Mlliir. J. V. Ill ) I nit ar.dCUarlai llinain , Tr.UKict 3oner.il lnbij ; iiioi Kar.'oi , capital u any Lunk lu Hfoutliwoitorn Iowa. JNTBBESr Otf TlilQ DEPOSITS SPECIAL . NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. WANTUD-Uood Blrl for ecnurul hou u- wurk. Good \ asen. Mrs. ( Joorgo K col Inc. 11X1 Kan I'lorce ktrecl. FOlt Itl'.NT-Tlio ilwulllnu- rir t UVOIIUH mid street formerly occupied by M , K timlthi U rooms , v bath rooms nnd till modern Imnrotumunliij coed * tulio ! und out bulldini ; ! rent ( < u per month , K. II , hhuufi * . T710IC SAI-K-riourlng and grist mill wlth a -L atucl : o { Konural murchundUunndilwetlliiir. I'rlco fl'-WO ; will tr.nlo for uimturn Nubrnika or Kttima liitul , K. II.Hheafo. \\l ANTKD Experienced eaiivakhors lokoll > ' the latum undurealeHt novelty In print In I'ottowuttamlo ' and JUUb counties , Iowa. Addrcm A2J , liee , Council llluir * . WANTHD Kurnlshoil rooms for housoUoapliii ; . Must be In coed nolgh- borhood. Adtlro'8 X23. Hot- , Council HlufTj. 1J10II SALR Good ( Ire proof s ifo with stool - 1uhust. . Biiltalilo for Mimll bank. First National bmlc. Council IllulTs. la. HOHSKS KOK SAIjR Three mures for sale nt the low.i School for the Do if ; also wanted n Mr-it cl iss niaichod atrila u team. Henry \V. Itothort , siiporliitciidonu STOUAOn and CoiiiinUalon Stovos. fiirni- tiire , et2. , btoroil nnd sold on comml.nlou at loHostritci. U Klnnohan. : ra Itroadw.iy. 'OH SAI < C On small payments , fruit and Kardun lairl near Council IllulTs. II II. Bhoafo. Ilraadwty unJ Alnln btrout , OK un.NT Two of the host Carrlgs Outs on 1'ourth street. BVItGAINS In line rosldonri ) lots near b'co- jnd iivumiy school hou&e If taken at once. H 2J lice. Council HlulTa. _ 11' YOU lui\o iiiiytlilns for Hilo or trade sue K. 11. Hhoifo. lirnidwn and Main stront. | I' Dwoilln.'s In all pirts of the -L city. IX II. Shoufo. Hroadwuy and Muln. FOR SALE Purnltuo nxturus lease and coed will of lintel wltti 49 rooms In n uood Hlia city ; will trade for stock of Honor. il merchandise. K. II. Hho.ifo , Hroadwuy uud Main street. FOR SAKE A i > orfcotly now surry verv cho.ip. Cull itt JIri U. A. Uoblnson'n , V.'l 1'lrat avcnu" , city. TT10U KENT EiRlit-rootn dnollln . S.'l Wasli- JIn ton avc. . modern tylo itnd convun- lonios. In oxcoliont rop'ilr , rout $ - ! " > . K. II. hhcnfc , liroadwnr and Main sts. For. I SALE Hotel and restaurant In u pros- - - - - - " ' porous Nebraska city , puyliu business , food roasnns for soil Ing , price II.UJ I. It Is a s nap. K. II , blioufe. IlrondwHy ana Main street. $ n. ' < 0 will buy a nlo new house ; monthlv nuvments ( II foot lot In Grimes' addition J.W > . "l.ar.-o list of property Tor silo , Juhn- ston A , Van I'attcn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ filOK SAIiH fctandard brcil mare , "years J- ' old , slrod by Dr. Archil ) tld. No. ' "J15 ; Ilrst dam by ( jirnwood , ronord V.iTi , She U a line chustniit. has shown good speed , Is gentle and well broken to drive hln lo or double , wolitlm about l.UU H > a May bo suon at b.irn of W. U. Uttorbuck'S \Vcst llro-idway , Council Illulfs t'rlcotri ) . Jacob aims. FOK SAt < K I'nrm , IC1 acres. In Dlukouson Co , low i. 210 acres broke , balance fence 1 paxturound moaOow , I'rlu'j 'BJaii aero. B. II bheiifc. Itroidwoy and Main atreet. FOR WALK Choice farms In I'ottn-rattamlo Co. , Iowa. K. 11. Hheufu , Broadway uud Main Htroct. 1710R HALIJ J7.00) ) stock of general mur- JLJ chandlsc. well looitod within 100 miles of Omaha. Will take p irt In Ian I of best iimil- Hy , imlnncu c sh. K 11. Hhoafo. llroudwuy and Miiln stroaU FOK SAIiR Grocery Rtock llxtnrca. horjoi. etc. I'rlco 1I. ' < OX Kxcullont trade , well fstubllsho 1. lnrt'o prnflt-i ; must bo Bold at onco. for KOOJ cause , E. II. Hlmafo , llrojilway and \Ialn Htroot. TTlOIt SALE Tliostiraplnz huslnoas and ar i ncodlowork miilorliiU ; am Koln lo leave city ; caod eliiineo for a lady to KO In bunlne s. Mis , il. I'.MIcf. 412 llroadmiy. Council Illufl TATAMTnO-Kastern Nnbraskn InmU In ox- < > chnnKii for Council H'.ullV property. U II. falienfo. llroiw ; y and Main atrouu fTlKUIT lands. t'.irJon Ian la , furms and city JL1 proper ! v for Halo or trado. Day Si lloss , J9 Peurl utrc'uU ITIOIt H ° ALE-niovator with corn nhallcr , -L 4uoO bu. u iliy ; corn ur ndor , IUJ bu. nil hour ; aw mill altaoliinoiit. 411 II , P. onxlne : doliu a K < x > d bu * nos : located nour Council llluirM. Will t iKosooJ liiud In exchange or Null uliaap for UHsh. II It. rlhoafe , Hroadwuy luid.Muhi HtrooU ! T7IOH HAI.R The lo idlnit hotel In a Nolirai- Jk > i city nf i-O.uOJj hiti.XI rooms , feeds Ol each ineul. seed bar trade , net * IIV.W ) ) par month , lonx established , louse lm three To urn to run ; price , M.UV-OUO , half oa h or will trade for Uiimhu roalduncu , K. 11. Hlieufo. Uroadwuy und Mnln stroot. FOKSAI.E HtooU of niorchandlaqund build- IIIK In uood lowu town ; moot Involcua lK > J.wi ; linxtool trade ; liulldlntf , II.WJ.OJ ; n , will take uood lowu land In ox- II II. Hhoifo , Hroadwuy nnd Muln flllli : lIKiGKHT IIAUOAIN-Uoiiblo renlJ -LdctiL'o lot. No. 'at touth I'lrst utreut , H feel front ; host locution and bunt burjuln In the elty If taken at once. Day & HOI.II. U-J Ponrl Htroul. TTlofrHAI.Ii Itoeil lathe , foot or powur , Dffot -L lonu. il inchoa wide , buck yeured und screw cuttlntr , with oo'uplelo chunuo o eounnc , : i chuokv. one 0-lnuh. QUO 4-Inch nnd 1 urlll oliuok : 3kcta inotul turnliu tools. oto.i nliu ono3-hor o poworoll engine , with Hhaftlutf , pulloyu , toltlnit , eto. All In ffood order und will bo void oho a u for euah ur un time' - ' > party. Addruu Box 45 , Elliott , lu.