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THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE : - NO. 12 PEARL STREET
DellTorod by carrlor to anr part of the city
11.V. . TILTON. - MANAGER
'ivf 1 . HONES ) } yl.hl Hus'ness ] ' Edtor Office | . , . .NQ 23
aiison .i/B.VTjy.v.
N y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co. ,
.Superior court will open fortho Soplembor
term next Tuesday morning ,
Gtoonshlold , Nicholson & Co. , 031 Broad-
war , real estate nnJ rental agents. Largest
list of property of any dealers In the city.
The annual mooting of the Medical Socloty
of the Missouri Valley will bo held In lull
city on tbo ISth. The headquarters will bent
nt , the Grand hotel.
.Tamos Ingoldsby. n moulder , ha ? boon or-
rested on a charca of Insanity. Ho will beheld
held n fuw days before bolng examined by
the commissioners.
Marguerite Jensen dlod yesterday mornlnir
nt the residence , Nineteenth nvonuo nnd
Fifth street , of scrofula , aged 2 years. An-
outiccmcnt will bo mndo later of the time of
holding tlio funeral.
Mis ; ) Florence Shea ontortalnod about
forty of her liltlo friends last Tuesday nt tno
homo of her imronts , Mr. and Mrs. J. > T.
Kbca , on South Eighth street , In houor of
herolehth birthday.
Miss Eva McNclco of Omaha was glvon n
turprlso party Wednesday evening nt the
homo of hoc friends , Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Morris , ! M2T Avenue B. About twenty
young pcoplo were present.
Charles Vouch , the 10-year-old son of Hann
Vaugh , died Friday night at 7 o'clock , after
an illncsft of two days. The funeral will
louo place this morning nt 10 o'clock nt the
family residence In Crescent.
\V. II. KulTcorn , engineer nt the City
mills , has received a letter Informing him of
thti death ot Dntilol Smith nt Chicago. The
deceased wns engineer nl the City mills for
tilno years , Vntil three years nfto , when ho
left for Chicago.
The co.so of the state n Alnnt John Boomer ,
charged with trying to kilt John Sharp , waste
"
to have como up" tn pollco court yosterdav
morning , but bharp was unable to bo pres
ent , und It was continued until Tuesday
morning.
Marrlngo licenses were Issued yesterday to
linns Hanson nnd ICJcrsttno Anderson , both
of Council Bluffs , nnd to Matthew Hale of
Denver nnd Mary Ann Woodward of Council
Bluffs. The latter couple were a mixture of
blnclc nnd while.
tQTho members of the Twenty-ninth Iowa
infantry are requested to meet nt the Grand
hotel tbls morning at 10 o'clock to make
arrangements for tbo entertain.nent of the
RUrvlvors who nttcnd tho" reunion of the
regiment next wocir.
The rocular monthly meeting of tbo
Woman's Christian association will bo hold
1 ut 12:30 : p. m. tomorrow ut the hospital , corner -
- ' nor Ninth street und Sixth nvenuo. Every
member Is requested to bo present. There is
important business to bo attended to.
O. Peterson bas been arrested on an in
formation filed by Nellie Chnstonbon charg
ing him with scauction. A hearing wns to
liavo bcon given bjm yesterday afternoon ,
hut ho wns not ready for trial nnd the case
was continued until Tuesday morning at 0
o'clock.
Unity Guild pnvo n very successful ontor-
talnmont last Friday evening In Hughes'
hall. The "Old Woman Who Lived in a
Shoo1' furnished the greater oart of the oven-
Ing's enjoyment , and standing room was at a
premium. After the program there was
aancing. The program was repeated at n
matinee performance yesterday afternoon.
Dr. O. W. Gordon of Council Bluffs nnd
P. L. Severs of Guthrlo Center are the dole-
Rates appointed by tbo republicans of the
Ninth congressional district to represent
thorn tn tbo National Republican league con
vention to bo hold at Buffalo , N. Y. , on the
Ifitb. Several others will probably go along
with them , an invitation having bcon ex
tended to any who may feel so inclined.
Colonel J. J. Stcadmnn has received a tola-
gram from Oonornl Palmar , national com
mander of the Grand Army , authorizing him
to extend an invitation to General G. M.
Dodeo of this city to occupy a placa of honor
With him on tbo reviewing stand during the
great parade at Washington this month.
This is nn honor which will not bo paid to
nuy , probably , excepting the surviving gen
erals of Iho war , who only number four.
- -IM7WSOAVI/ . 12CAUKA I'ltS.
Rev. E. J. BnucocK and wlfo nro homo
from atrip to Denver.
F , H. Evans ana wlfo will spend today
\\lth L. J. Smith at Duvld City.
Rov. L. A. Hall nnd wife have returned
irom a two months' eastern visit.
Mrs. C. R. Hunnun has returned from n
visit with friends In Quinoy , Mich.
Julius C. Lnnga left yesterday for St. Jo-
> oph , Mo. , where ho will attend college.
Miss Lena Hnworth wilt leave todnv for a
irook's visit with friends at , Lincoln , NOD.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Farnsworth have returned -
turned from a western trip of several months.
O. E. Boswiuk is homo from Grand Island ,
where ho attended the Grand Army reunion.
H. E. Grim left last evening for Now
Orleans to attend tbo Sulllvan-Corbott mill.
Judge W. I. Smith returned yesterday
from Atlantic , where bo has boon holding
court.
Miss Jnuio Baldwin is homo from a vaca
tion visit with relatives and friends In Den
ver nnd other western points.
Mrs. E. A. Trout man and Miss Frances
' ' Borvmnn have returned from a visit ot two
* months with relatives In Maine.
* Miss Maaglo Coady of Sixth avenue is vc-
itlng her slstor , Mrs.V. . C. Fleming , nt
Glonwood , Minn. She will also visit friends
ut St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Marie and Lara , daughters of E. M.
Bunker , returned yesterday from a two
weeks' visit In Kansas City , Mo. , where thov
have been the guests of their uuclo , Charles
B. Squlcr.
Luke Mltbon Is laid up at homo with a
broken nrm. Ho wns scuffling with Andy
Kastnor In a good-natured wny on Park
svonuo Friday night , whoti ho foil and broke
bis arm In two places.
Ed S. Rohr has written W. 11. Thomas of
this city notifying him of the birth of a son
a few dnys ago. Mr. Rohr Is well known
hero. Having mndo Council Bluffs his homo
until about six mouths ago , whcu ho wont to
Bioux City. _
Or Kim Itumtnl.
Tlio organ rccittil Tuesday evening nt
the Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church promises to ue of unusual Interest.
Organ rneltals are usually very dry
t
atlairs t and the mubio generally
mills professional hoaiora only. Thb
music , however , to bo played by
Mr. Hull is moro after the Btylo
r.f that given by Theodore Thomas
lit hla concerts , and la Intended moro to
plotibo and gratify the hearer than to
exhibit u lot of manual and pedal pro-
llolonoy which wearies tiftornvory short
display. Tlio object aimocl at In the
Tuesday night progiain la to glvo as
much ploaatiro as possible to those \vlio
may bo pi usunt.
Tlio Ilium flota It.
Secretary Koso of the young Men's Chris-
tliiti ussoclatiou has received word from the
Btata secretary , W , A. McGee of DCS Molncs ,
notifying him that the stnto convention of
tlio association will bo held In Council
Biuffi next Fcbiuary , commencing tbo"id !
and lusting four days. It will bring nuoul
3U'J dolok-utos { o tliu city from all parts of
lowu , anil Iho incmbcri of the association
rn Jubilant over the fuel that the honor Is
ixvurdod them , although the worn of ontor-
lalnlng tliu giifatb will lie nothing small.
Davenport , Clinton and Oakaloosu ull made
n strong tight for the convention ,
A good light ? Why , thnro's no UBO
having anything nine. Gut any of these
perfect lumps ut Lund Bros.'and have
a perfect light. Thov are ull good , und
the finest line in the city.
Best hair miittrcttsoa mudo to order at
'o.vest ' prices. Council BliilTn Carpet Co.
Judson , civil cnglnoor , 823 Broadway ,
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Opening of the Terra of District Court
Oases Hoird Yesterday.
TWO COLORED 6UN FIGHTERS ON TRIAL
ImlRo McUco Will Not Meet Senator
In i Joint Debute on Political I uos
New Corporations Where to Wor
ship Tutluy.
In the district court yesterday there was a
petition placed on Jllo in a suit lu which
Charles A. Roberts Is plaintiff and George
W. Turner , Dora Turner , HIlbort'F. Cornel-
son and A. A. Clark am made defendants.
The plaintiff alleges that ho was awarded a
Judgement In the superior court
agulnst Turner for about $223 , but
that Just bpforo the levy was
made Turner assigned bis property , n part
of It to his wlfo nnd a part to Cornclson , for
the express purpose of defrauding his cred
itors , nnd with the understanding that the
property Is bold In trust for Tumor. Among
the property so disposed of was acreage prop
erty in Pottawottamlo county valued ot
4,200 , mid a lot in Webster's addition to the
cltv of Council Bluffs. The plaintiffs ask
that the deeds of this property bo decreed
null nnd void , nnd that ho have a lion on the
land , together with o lion on a lot of stock
owned by Turner and a thlrty-noro crop of
corn in Council Bluffs.
Judge Macyhe rd Iho trial of the case ol
Shank against the town of Red Ualt , in
which the plaintiff , together with a number
of bis neighbors , is seeking to enjoin the
toxvn from ordering n sidewalk to bo placed
in front of his promises.
Judge Smith handed down a decision yes-
.tcrday in two of the cases which were Insti
tuted by the members of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union of Ncoln against n
number of saloon keepers of that placo. In
the cuso of Mrs. L. J. Ellllhorpo against
Frank Tabor and Thomas Popojoy an in
junction was granted restraining the defend
ants from silling Intoxicating liquors. In
the case of Molviva Harding against William
Sholrbrook nnd Thomas Phillips , n decree
was granted ngnlust Sheirbrook , but the
suit against Phillips was dismissed.
Moddny being Labor dav and a legal holi
day , there will bo no court.
Hot Sight un ItroiuHvny.
While walking p. t 401 Broadway ono
would naturally think the month of
Decombnr was here , in place of the
pleasant fall of year.
The display of blankets in the four
largo show windows of the Boston
Store look liuo cold weather. Of course
it is coming , and they have prepared
for it by showing ono of the largest
lines of blankets ever shown in this
city. As an advertisement for this de
partment they have decided to inaugu
rate a blanket siilo for one week. Every
pair of blankets have special prices for
this sale , which
BEGINS MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 0.
Our window of white blankets repre
sents all qualities , from G7jo to $13.00.
Another window shows qualities of
red blankets from $2.25 to $7.00. Grey
blankets range in price from07ic to$6.60.
Natural colored blankets from OHjc to
$5.50 a pair.
This sale is for ono week nnd the
above prices only last during sale.
Every blanket in the store will be
marked regular prices after this sale.
ChurclioH Itcopinliif.
St. Paul's Rav. E. J. BabcooK , rector.
Services resumed this morning. Prayer and
holy communion nt , 11 o'clock. Suaday school
after mot alag service. Evening pra yer and
sermon at 6 o'clock.
Kov. W. U Thomas of Raehurti , Minn.-
will preach at the First Baptist church at
10l0 : ! a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school 13 m.
young people's mooting , 7 p. m.
Christian Dr. A. H. Carter , pastor.
Proaohlrig at Masonic temple at 11 a. m. and
8p.m. Sunday school at 10 n. m. Young
People's Socloty of Christian Endeavor at
0:45 : p. m.
First Presbyterian Rov. Stephen Pheips ,
pastor. The pastor has returned and will
preach at 10:30 : n. m. ana 7:30o. : m. Sao-
oath school at 12 m. Young pooplc's meet
ing at 0:30 : p. m.
Second Presbyterian Harmony and Logan
streets. S. Alexander , pastor. Preaching
at 10:30 : a. m. and 7:45 : p. m. , Sunday school
t 12 in. , young people's mooting 7 p. m.
Bercan Baptist Proachlnc by the pastor
this morning. The Sunday school will con
duct tbo exorcises at 7:30 : p. m.
Congregational Rov. J. W. Cowon of
Tuber , lu. , will preich this morning. Sun
day school at noon. Young People's So
ciety Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
Broadway Methodist Episcopal church
Broadway nr.d South Fim street At 1U:30 :
n. m. , tbcmo , "Christ our morning star , " 8
p. m. thcmo , "Sowing In righteousness ; "
12 m. Sabbath sohool ; 7 p. m. Epworth
league devotional services. T. M. K. Stuart ,
pastor ; residcuca 250 Fletcher avonuo.
Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal , corner
Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue Preach
ing at 10:30 : a. m. nnd 8 p. m. by Rov. Jutnos
Suns. Love feast , 7 p. m. ; Sabbath schoo ! ,
12 m. C.V. . Brewer , pastor , residence , 60(1 (
Soutn Twenty-Hrst street.
Young Men's Christian Association Gos
pel mooting In the lecture room , Morrlam
block , at 0 o'clock , led ay W. P. Ofllcer. All
men are Invited. ' The reading room will bo
open after ! ) o'clock ,
St. Jobn'd English Lutheran Services in
Young Men's Christian association chapel at
11 n. m. and 8 p. m. Sundar school at 9:45 :
i. m. Rev. G. VV" , Snyder , pastor.
Temple Baptist Tno Temple Baptist
church have rented Hughes' ball and will
have services there this morning. Rov. L.
A. Hall will preach.
Cut This Out
and bring It with you to the great bank
rupt sitlo of lirsl-claes shoes and slip-
porn , f 21 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
Ladles'kid Oxford ties , 69 cents ; worth
81.25.
Ladies' dongola Oxford ties , 75 cents ;
worth $1.50.
Ladles' opera slippers , 47 cents ; worth
$1.00.
The want ndvortisomontsappoarlngln
a newspaper are often tlio most in to runt-
Ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent nocds , the daily wlnhos of the
people who want something and who
are willing to do something.
See Groonshiolds , Nicholson < t Co. ,
when you want to rent or buy tv house
or make an exchange.
lluxo Ht-cureit n I'ustnr.
Rov. J. H. Davis of Millodgovlllo , III. , who
occupied the pulpit of the First Boptlf.t
church two woeus ago today , has accepted n
call tendered him by the church and wrolo
the chairman of the pulpit committee of tbo
church last evening informing him of his
action. Ho will resign his present pastorate
to take effect October 1C , and will bo her
the following week. Mr. Davis comes ox-
ccudlncly well recommended. Ho Is a gradu
ate of UonUon university ut Grnnvillo , O , ,
und also of the Morgan Park ( III. ) Theologi
cal seminary. Ho bus had a number of
years' experience iti his worn and but al
ways boon very successful. Tlio members
ol tbo cliurch congratulate ttiomaclvca on
being able to sccuru him.
l.mllcs with bnuill Foot
and especially those wearing 3 or 3 } will
IInd it to their advantage to call at the
bankrupt ehoo aalo. 621 Broadway. VVo
Imvo a largo lot of HIOBO ul/.eu that will
bo sold at great reductions.
Grand organ recital Tuesday ovoning.
Will Not Dulmtc.
Judge MtGco , candidate for congrots on
Iho democratic ticket , tia received u letter
from Senator A. L. Hutur , Iho republican
candidate , coagratulatluK him on tils uotui-
nut Ion nnd stating that It is his deslro to
meat Judge McUco in joint discussion upon
the Issues involved in tbo present campaign ,
at such times and places as may bo nrrnncoa
by tbo chairmen of the democratic nnd re
publican congressional committees ot the
Ninth district ,
"No , I don't moan to map out nny cam
pain Just now , " said Judge McOeo yesterday
In reply to n question as to whethernowould
comply with Air. Kagar's douro. "I have
too much work to do In connection with the
superior court. "
"Then you don't mean to resign 1"
"No ; a birdTU the hand Is worth two In
the bush. "
This sottfoslho speculations that have been
raado In certain quarters as to the probabil
ity of another special election being hold In
the near future to fill a vacancy nn the su
perior court bench ; and It also settles , for
the time bolng at least , the hopes of these
who had fondlr hoped to hoar the issues of
the campaign discussed by the statesmen of
tho'district. _
Foul .Murder.
Prices slaughtered at the bankrupt
shoo sale , 621 Broadway , tocloso out the
big stock of flno shoos.
Gents' flno calf dross shoos $2.00 ,
worth $ J.OO.
Gents' fine dongola ross shoos $2.00 ,
worth $4.00.
Gonts' finest calf hand Bowed shoos
$2.60 , worth $6.00.
The want advortisonionts appearing in
a newspaper are often the most interest
ing part of its contents. They oxproas
the urgent needs , tbo dally wishes of the
people who want something and who
are willing to do somjthing.
150people in this citv use g.ts stoves
The Gas Co. puts 'em In at cost.
Now Cnmputilfg Orgnnlzcd.
The following articles of Incorporation
were Ulod with the county recorder yestor-
d or :
National Mutual Flro Insurance company
of Council Bluffs. The ofllcers are W. C.
James , president ; Edwin F. Phllbrook , vice
president ; T. H. Ralstoq , secretary and
treasurer. The incorporators are the gentlemen -
tlomen Just ucntlonod , together with J. L.
Mai boo , A. M. Jackson , O. R. MaCray , d. H.
Marshall , J. 11. Quick , I. M. Troynor" C. E.
Camp , J. A. Murpbv , S. M , Crooks , S. P.
MncConnoll , G. A. Holmes , Tbo capital
stool : is $250,000.
Council Bluffs Real Estate and Improve
ment company. The capital stock of the or
ganization is $150,000 , nnd the Incornorators
nro : H. G. McGnc , J. E. F. McGee "nnd H.
E. Gould.
Bimetallic Mining and Milling company.
Its purpose Is to handle mining stock and to
operate mine * lu Pitkin county , Colorado.
Tno stock Is $2,000,000 , and the directors arc :
J. J. Hngormau , D. M. Ilvroan , Uonrv C.
Lowe , Henry Paul , W. E. Newborry , J. E
Freeman , Hal Sayr. Tun principal ofllcos of
the company are to bo in Iowa City , lu. , and
Colorado Springs.
Argeutum-Junlata Milling companv. The
capital stocir is $2,000,000 and the directors ,
J. J , Hagcrman , J. A. Hayes , Jr. , W. E.
Newberry , J. B. Wheeler , H. K. Doveroux ,
C. E. Palmer , R. J. Bollios. The principal
places of business are to bo Ottuimva , la. ,
and Colorado Spring ? .
Upholstering is a specialty at the
Council Bluffs Caroot company's- All
the latest novaltiea in upholstery goods
and draperies just received.
\Vnntoil to liny.
Improved proporty. Will pay cash if
pricoislow. H. G. McGee , 10 Main street.
If you want to sell your property list
with Groonshtolds , Nicholson & Co.
I'lioy Itlnino Oscnr.
W. A. Brown had a preliminary hearing
yesterday morning before Judge McUoe on
tbo ohargo of committing a murderous as
sault upon Oscur DIxon. A number of wit
nesses had been summoned to toll what they
kuew about the cast ) , nnd the sum total of
what they know did not amount to very
much more than what has already appeared
n tbo papers. The smoke from , tbo shooting
ihad so obscured their vision and tboy had
boon 10 anxious to retreat when the ballots
began to fly that they were uuablo to glvo a
very clear account of the affair. From the
story they told , however , it seemed that
they were moro unanimous in the deslro to
show that Dlxon bad been equally guilty
with Brown In ctlrrinc up the innss
than they bad boon before. Accord
ing to their story , Dlxon loft the saloon
when Brown lint shoved bis gun into the
air , tolling him that bo would bettor not bo
there when ho ( Dlxon ) returned. Fifteen
minutes later ho came back , and , laying bis
gun on the counter , said , "Now , I'll just swap
a fnw shots with you. " Ho swapped , and
got a good deal moro thau ho gave , as subse
quent events showed.
Judge McUco took the c.isa under advlso-
moat and will probably decide it Monday.
Dropped lit-uil tor Joy.
The bankrupt shoe sale , 621 Broad
way , ofTois extra bargains tocloso out
the immense stock.
Men's working shoes , 00 cento ; worth
$1.60.
Men's dress shoos , 07 cents ; worth
$2.00.
Walter E. Hall of Chicago , organist
Broadway Mothoaist church , Tuesday
evening.
If you want to buy n house see Groon-
shields , Nicholson & Co. , 021 Broadway.
George Davis , drugs ana paints.
Democratic County Convention.
A call for a democratic county convention
has been Issued , the convention to bo bold In
Cauncll Bluffs at the county court house at
11 o'clock , Thursday , September 22. This
convontlon is the ono at which will bo chosen
candidates for clerk of the district court ,
auditor , recorder , attorney and moinbor
of the board qf supervisors , nnd
from now on' the war will bo
lively in n Tfify quiet sort ot
way. For several-weeks past ccntlomon
whohnvo been anxlQils to serve their coun
try have been workfnbnntnong tholr friends
nnd dropping n woVd here and there to show
the patriotic fooling * they fool , nnd moro
candidates nro oxpeetdd to arrive dally. The
ratio ot roprosontntlori in tbo convontlon
will bo ono dologatn'fnr ouch ward or town
ship nnd ono vela aUdttional for every fitly
votes or frnction thereof cast for Botos for
governor In In 1891. &
On Saturday ovcnluff ) September 17 , town-
ohlpnnd ward caucuhes will bo bold for the
selection of delegate * to the convontlon. In
Coun-jll Bluffs the "primary system of voting
will bo followed outj'and tn each ward the
polls will bo oponifrom 5 to S p. m. , Thurs
day , September 15.in l
Organ recital Broadway church , Tues
day evening Sept , ' 0. Prof. Hall , Miss
Mary Oliver and Prank Badollot will
appear.
The want advertisements appearing In
a newspaper are often the most Interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent nocds , the dally wishes of the
pcoplo who want something and who
are willing to do something.
If you have a IIOUBO to rent list it with
Groonshlolds , Nicholson & Co.
Gcntlomon , tbo finest line of fall goods
in tbo city , juot received. Roller , the
tailor , 810 Broadway.
I'ofttponixt the Test.
On Account ot the storm yesterday mornIng -
Ing the proposed test of tbo now chemical
flro onglno had to bo postponed until this
morning at 10 o'clock , when It will bo had on
North Sixth street , as at llrst advortlsed. A
number of tlio flromon-from Omaha nro ox-
pcctod to bo in attendance.
Shooting nt Mnnawn.
Hunting season opens September 1.
Lake Manawa is full of young ducks and
snipo. Trains leave Broadway at 11 , 2 ,
3 , 4 , 5 , 0 , 7 , 8 and U o'clock , and on Sun
days and special occasions as often as
required. _
"That lump smokes. " Throw it away
and got a now ono at Lund Bros. A
prize glvon with every lamp sold this
wook. _
Miss Mary Oliver and Frank Budollot ,
the favorites , Tuesday evening , Broad
way church.
\Vondcrlanii and Bijou theater opens
its regular season today with Burtloy Camp-
boll's society succesi , "Flirtation or Love at
Long Branch , " introducing n carefully so-
loctoo dramatic company well known to all
amusement goers. In conjunction with this
company the Ideal Specialty company will
nltornatc. Tbo well known Lavoll's aerial
wonders , introducing Mmo. Lavoll in her
famous slldo for llfo , 300 foot In three sec
onds. Morrissey and Proclor in their kid
ciovo dancing is another great attraction.
Mandclamo and Kennedy , the juvenile sing
er 3 nnd dancers , with Doherty nnd Ryncr ,
the skatorial kings , George Catltn , the
Chinese impersonator , and Ed Welsh in his
mirth songs , with the numerous other at
tractions go toward making up a great show ,
with no waits and no crowding1 , which raako
Wonderland ono of the nicest and most respectable -
spoctablo plucos to which ladies and children
can attend without escorts , Prices 15c , 20o
and 30o. Curio hall'is free to all.
PAOTS ABOUT OMAE4.
Omnbahas five publld parks.
Orauha has sixty-live miles of paved
streets.
Umabahas ninety-two miles of sowers.
There nro sixty public schools , employing
298 teachers.
There are twenty-two church nad private
schools , omployingjLSJ teachers.
The school census shows ever 30,050 chil
dren of school age.
Omaha i * a city of'churches , having 115
houses of religious worship.
There are sixty-Ova hotels.
There are thirteen trunk lines of railway ,
covering83,233 milqirof road operated from
Omaha. Ono hundred and thirty passenger >
trains arrive dally. jr ,
Omaha has' the lur est 'sraoltor in the
world.
Omaha Is the third largest packing center
in the world. Last year the stock receipt ?
were : Catllo , 2,533,703 ; hogs , 7,100,803 ;
sheep , 763,81)5. )
Omaha has the largest distillery in the
world and three of the largest brovverlos in
the United States.
Ornauu has the largest white lend works
in the world.
Aside from tbo packing houios Omaha has
160 manufacturing enterprises with a com
bined capital of $3,033.000. Last year tholr
products amounted to $33,000,000.
The principal shops of the Union Pacific
rnllwav nro located in Omaha. They cover
fifty acres of pround und represent an out
lay of r.,500,000. Thov furnish omploymjont
to 1,200 skilled mechanics and 20'J ' day labor
crs ,
During the year 1891 the real cstato trans
fers amounted to S15.OJO.8ai.
Tno actual real ostuto valuation is $250OJD ,
000 , wntlo tbo assessment for taxation u
bused on a ono-tonth valuation.
Omaha has twenty ban Its , of which nine
are national , eight" savings and three are
state banks.
During 1801 the clearings were $221,123-
05.
TbapoUofUo3 receipts for the year wore
$2u4DS8.20. This department gave employ
ment to forty-six clerks and sixty-six car
riers.
Omaha has ono of the most complete water
works system * In the world. The plant cost
$7,000,000 ana has 170 miles ot mains. The
pumping capacity is 85,000,000 gallons dally.
There are ninety-live miles of street rail
way , mainly electric. Tbo system employs
GOO men nnd operates 2T5 caw. The monthly
pay ooll is $40 000
Population In 18W 1.8BI
Population In 1800 io.OS.1
1'iipuiaUon In 1MO a > ,818
Population In I6S3 Ol.KU
Population In 189J J4'.4Vi '
Property in and about Coun"
MONEY cil Bluffs will never be as low
as to-day. You know this , and
yet you are "delaying making
IN investment. What are you
waiting for ? If you only real
ized what "snap" bargains we
DIRT. have , you would almost break
. your necks in tumbling over
each other to .get them. If
we offered you gold dollars for 900 you woujd - buy. We are
offering better than that , for gold dollars may bcj lost or stolen ,
but real estate cannot be burned up or car/je } away. It will
cost you nothing to let us show property to yp'u ' , and tell you
about it , and you can then judge for yourselves \vhether we are
not right in saying we can give you sure chances to make big
money. We have farm property , residencesand , , , vacant lots.
When you want to buy , sell , or exchange ajiyjhing , or rent a
house , come to us. < * } ' (
LEADING
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ,
621 Broadway , - Council Bluffs.
HER EXACT WORDS.
A Sarpy County Lady Attests the
Efficlfency of Drs. Copeland
and Shepard's Methods.
CatarrhHeartTrouble and Pain
. Entirely Relieved. '
Mm Amelia StoltcnlicrR In tlio ilatiRhtcr of n well
knonn fnrmcrllvInK nt lllclillcld , Hnrpy County ,
Neb. Korfomo tlmoslio hnil bcon In poor honlth
nntl Occldcil to consult Urs. Copolnnil nnd Sbcpnrd.
8lio now sujsi
MISS AMRMA STOLTKNnEUO.
"Wlicn I first went to tlio oniccuf Drs. Copclnud
nnd Shcpiird 1 nas BUUotlni ; nltli
"OATAUHI1 ,
"HEAOAOHK.
"HEAHf TKUUOLC ,
"COUOH.
"IIAOIC AND STOMACH PAINS.
" 1'OOU APl'nTITK. "
"My bend nclicil nil ilny loni ; nnd mndo 1110
wretched Indeed. I Imit nn nnnoylnit coimli wlth _
palnsln my cbcst.bnck.tnd utoinnch. I lindno rellMi
for food , nnd WHS wenk nnd easily fatlKUed. My nose
nnd thront nnnoycd me constnntly nnd to clear them
wns Impossible. My Itcnrt pained mo often nnd 1 hud
epells of pnlpltntlon nnd a pocullnrly dl tru8 lriK
feeling IIR If tbo heart wns not norklni ; rmlit. Urn.
Copclnnd and Sbopnrd hnro entirely cured mo of nil
tlicso conditions. Uy mild nnil Rontlo means they
hnvo restored my bcnlth. They said they would ac
complish thin , nnd hnro fully kept their word "
MAIL
Comes from tho'Cast , West , North nntl Soutl' .
bearing testimony ot tlio suooossful tront-
inuntof Drs. Ojpuland und ShopirJ by mult'
Sent to All + lppltcanla.
S5 A MONTH.
CATARRH TREATED AT THE UNIFORM
RATE W ? 5 A MONl'H-MEDICINESKUR-
N181IEI ) PKBi : . FOR AM. OTIIKR DIS
EASES THE RATES WIM. RE LOW AND
UNIKORMANI ) In PROPORTION TO THE
ACTUAL CObTOK MED101NE REQUIRED.
ROOMS 311 and312 , NEW YORK LIFEI1UILD-
ING. OMAHA. MEII.
IV. II. COl KLAND , M. D.
C. S. SHEPARD , M. D.
Sl'ltaiALTIKSs Catarrh. Asthma , Ilronobl
His , Nervous Discuses. Blood Discuses , Rheu
mutism. Consumption , and all cbronto alTuc
tlons of the Throat , Lungs , Stomach , Liver
and Kidneys
Olllco hours : Otoll a.m. . 2 to 5 p.m. , 7 to 8
P.UU. Sunday , J3.fi.in , toI'Jm.
Ot Council IHulb.
Capital htock $150,030
Surplus and Pi-ollts 80,000
Net capital nnd surplus S2iO,00 ;
Directors .1. D. Edmunclrai. K. Ji. Shiipnrt , K. I )
aionKon , i : . K. Hurt , 1. A. Miller , J , V. illnc'imin
nnd CUiirlcs 11. Ilnnnnn. Trun nct Koncrnl bunk ,
IIIK biiMnt sjirKost ciiplt.il mm surplus ot any
bunk In boutliwettern lowu
KbT ON TIMB DISI'OSITS.
NO. I L. A. NO , Ml. PROPOSALS FOR
Subsistence htoru * . llcil : < iuiitors : De
partment of the Platte , Oflluo of Ubiaf Com-
inls ° ury of SubMhtunuu , Omiilm , NubriHkn ,
Sontcmccr "rid , 1SW. Healed pioposals. In
trln'luutu , subject to the usuul conditions will
bo received ut tbo olllce of the Commissary of
Subsistence , Oumliu , tsebraslcn. until 1Uo'clock
m. , central standard time , nnd also at tbo of-
llicsof the Acting Commissaries of Subsis
tence n t Korts Sidney , Mobraru untl Robinson ,
Nahrasku ; Korts Douglas und Du C/'i.csne ,
Utiib ; Forts McKimioy.Vushuklu und Camp
Pilot Unite. Rook Springs. Wyoming , until 11
o'clock u. m. . mountain Htuudurd time , on
Monday , thotird day of October , 13)2. ) nt which
time und placu tboy Will bo opened. In tbo
presence of binders , for tbo furnlsbliK and
delivery thereat , respectively , of Hour for Is
sue , potatoes and onions. Preference will bo
civen to articles of domestic production or
manufacture , conditions of ( | uallty and prlco
( including In tbo prlco of forolirn productions
or manufacture the duty tborcon ) being
equal. The rlKbt Is reserved to rojoet any
or all buln. Blank proposals und niocf- |
llnatlous Rliowlcii , ' in detail the articles
and ( jimntitles reijnlrcJ , and giving'full in
formation us to con.Iltlon of contracts will
bo furnished on application to any of the
ubovo mentioned olllces. II. II. OSOUOIJ ,
Captain and C. S. , U. S. A. , Chief O. S.JJd4tOI2.
! JJd4tOI-2.
FOR LtlEOTION OP SCHOOL
PROPOSALS
buildings. U. B. Indian .Service , Oniubii
nnd WlnnobiiECo Aconoy , Nub. WlnnobaKo
Timrston County , Nob. , August go , ! ( . ' .
Healed proposals , niulorscd "Proposals for
Eroetlon nt School BnlldlnZH. " und uddiussed
to the undersUiiurt ut WlnnnbuKo , ilmrston.
County , Nub , will bo received ut tills a' ency
until ono o'clock p , m. of September "Itli , 18UJ ,
forthu fnrtilsliln of ull nocussary labor nnd
materials and croutlni no.ir tbo WlnnubiiKO
Agonoy , Nob. , three ( II ) twostory br.uk school
bnllillniih. as jior tbo plans and Hpaolllaatlons
wblcli mav be examliHj.l at tbo ollluo of tbo
' lloo" of Oniahn. Noh. , tlio "Journul" of
Bion.v City , Iowa , and ut this iiRunoy , Uld-
dors uro required to follow tlio "form of pro
posal , " accompanying the Hpcclflcutlons us
closely as tbolr bids will permit , llldn
should statu Hie propojoil prlco of each buildIng -
Ing und for the group of hulldlns. Tbo right
Is reserved 10 ro jet any or ull bids or any
part of any bid If doomed for HID best Inter
est of the service. C'ortltlud chocks. Each
bid must boueeompaiilo.l by a corllllcil cbo.-k
or draft npDii homo Unltud States depository
or solvent national bank In tbo vicinity of
tin ! residence of tbo bidder , mudo payable to
tbo order of thu Commissioner of Indian Af
fairs , for at least live per cent of tlio amount
nf thu proposal , which ohook or draft will bo
forfeited to tlio Unltud Status in ease any
bidder or bidders receiving an awarJ shall
fall to promptly exounto a contract with good
and snnlclcnt xurotli's. othurwlso to bo ru-
tnrnoil to the bidder. Rids accompanied by
e isb In lion ot u curtlllcd uhuk will not be
Lonskleioil. Kor any furtbir Informutlon , as
to ImildlnvHlto. moans of tiansporlatlim , etc. ,
npuly tollOOERTH. ASIILEV , U. B. Indian
Aisont. SldSIU
KlMtrlll'H Kale.
Under and by virtue of two Koimr.ito orilurs
made by tbo Hon. Kiank Irvine , ono of tlio
judtrusuf tbo district court within and for
Douglas countv. Nebraska , In the following
actions pending In said court , ton It : Paxton
tc. ( iullaichor , u copurtnursblp compoiod of
William A. PuMon and llonlaniln Oallaxbur
VBLuvIO , liutzuldocketUl ( , No. 17) ) and Mu-
Cord , llrady company , an Inrorimrntlnii. yt
Lovl ( i , Heizel ( doolot3.J. ( No. IK ) . 1 will on ibo
14tb day of Soutumhor. A. D. Ih'U. ' commonolng
ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon of salil duyf ut
No. HBBoutb. Iflth htruut.JIn the city of Omuliu ,
Douclascounty , NobribKn , Boll ut public iinc-
tlon to the hlRliuit and bust blddora for cash ,
tlio following goods und chattels borotofoio
levied upon by mo by virtue of orders of at
tachment Ibsuud In the above entitled botloim ,
Acomplotostookof staple and fanoy gro
ceries , woodenwaro. tinware , wlllowwaru ,
stoneware , Hour , house furnishing goods , sloro
furnlturii und other merchandise.
The undorulgnud roHorvu * the right to soil
this property ns a whole or In unnarato nar-
cclu.na In his judgment uliall bo for tbo Post
lnter. of .11 l-'fi'i ' filfri'liNNIlT. ' :
Bburlirof Douzlas County , Nob.
Omalm , Nobrusku , boptomborUrd. lew.
Coal ,
Coke ,
Wood
H , K GOX , .
Successor to A. T. Thatcher ,
10 Main street , Telephone 48' '
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Buy no con.1 till you huvo econ mo nntl
rivostigatoil my now hard conl. Can
snvo you monoy. Best quality ot shell
bark hickory.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The want advertisements appearing In a
nowsp-ipor tire often the most Interesting
part of Its contents. They express tbo urgent
nocds , the dally \vlshos of the pcoplo who
want something and who are \Yllllnj ; to do
oomothlng.
A GENTS WANTKD To soil the best double
fxruastlnK nnd bukln ; p.in In the market.
Stotidv work. Oun prove to have iigoiits who
make ever JSI a week regularly. Address
Charles tiohulthelss , Council Id urn.
"W7ANTKD Lady or pontlomun to boarJ by
' T u private family. Address o 12 , lloo.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper wanted.
nivo reference. Address XX-.l , Kuo , ( Jonn-
oil II I u ITs.
_
ANTED-Onod girl for Konor.il house
\vork nt 31 ! IMittucr street.
\\1 ANTED A peed nurse uirl. Mrs. Jacob
' > blms. aid 1'lutnor strcot.
\ \ i7ANTED.Mnn to work nn farm. Apply
T i to Leonard Everett.
TJUJIlNISIini ) rooms wanted hy two younit
Jmen. . In llrst eluss fninlly , inoilorn convon-
oneci ) , good locality near business. Numo
price. S. 0. . lloo olllco.
WANTED Uooins and hoard by gentleman
und lady without children. A. T. 00 , lloo
omco. _ _ ;
TX7ANTEO Ilonrd and room for gontlomnn ,
V' wlfo nd child. Address S. 11. E , HKK
oflleo.
I71011SALEOIITIIADE The Imported Cleveland -
* ' land b.iy stulllon , " 1'rlnco Kycdnlo No.
413 , " will he sold cbcnp for cash , or will trndo
for peed young marcs or cows. This Is a flno
coach horse , stands IThnnds hlph , weighs 1,500.
good disposition nun btyllsh. Address O. 11.
Loucha. li.'l : inl street.
WANTED-To buy n m-conrt-hurct top
tnicny or buggy and harness. Address 11
3. Una olllco.
FAUM and city loans. Money loaned on
stock nnd grain. Heal estate for sale.
Dwelling and business runtnls. Money loaned
for local Investors. Lougco & Towle , 12331'oarl
street.
FOR SAM ? Horse , bueirv and hirnesa at
big sacrlllco : peed ontllt : Kood well bred
road horse. Must sell. O. 11. Lewis , 12 I'o.irl
st reot.
$5,100stoolt of merchandise In western Iowa ,
well luuatod , doliix peed business , for sale
or trade. K. O. liartlutt. 731 Hroadway.
> 0 ho id of young Imises for trade ; linnrovcd
-Jpronerty or l.inil. li G. llartiott , 741 Itroiui-
wuy. Council HliiHg ,
CJM.OOO worth of dry coon's nnd notions for cx-
Vchunso. K. G. Itartlott , 741 llrondwny.
FOR SALE-Crcninery. well located In No-
brasku. doln good business. Will tuko
artn or or suit entire business nt a bargain
K. U. Shoafo.
Foil SALE ! Improved 4fl-aere ) stock farm
In western lowu , J ) ; ISJ-acro fiirm , $ . ' ( ) , l-'J-
ncros. $ id Johnston & Van 1'uttun.
FOHSAl.n Hardwiiro Btoak In central Nob.
Wllllnvolcal.m E H Shoafo.
fjlOtt SALK Choicest farm In I'ottawalta-
Jni'e Co. , 413 acres , well located anil 1m-
lirovotl. Price 810 an acre. E. 11. .Slie.ifu.
IP YOU have nuythln for silo or trrulo see
E. 11. i-lioifo , llrnidway and Mini str.'nt.
1/OUUKNT Dwellln.'sln all pirta of the
Jcity. . EL II. bhiiafe. Hroadway and Main.
\\7ANTED-Eastorn NebrasKa laiuU In exT -
T chnngo for Council UUilItf property. K , II.
Slioiifo. 11 ro t\Tiy ' ! und M ilu atroat.
fj OH SALC On small payments , fruit und
-L'garden Ian 1 no > r Council lllulfs 11 II.
Shoiifo. llroadwity itn I Main stroet.
FOR SALE Albion Holler mills on Iloono
river. Nub. ; tlnust w.itcrponrur In tlio sfito
doveloplns la liorso power w.iter entire yo ir ;
dully capacity , 1UU liarrels ; iiiiuh ncrv und
nppurtcnunccs complete In every due ul.Uu 1
fr.uno residence ; 8 iiurusof lun'J. title uurfojt.
price , t 5'JJO ; will tuko iinlinprovo 1 e.nter.1
Xobrasku land. II H. bhu'ifo
SALE Clean stocic liiinlwaro. well es-
FOH
tibtlshoit trrde , Involco about { l.DJi. ( jood
casoti forholllng. Tiirmt o isli. E. U. Sliuufo.
SALE OK KENT Good coul yard with
etc. Grocnshlnlds. Nicholson & Oo.
FOK SALE lliirdwuro stocl : , will Invoice
J.I.OJU : located In nn autivo NohrasUu town
of l.WO populittlon ; business old cstub'lshuu ;
will bear clojii Investlitutloii. E. H. Sliuufo.
Oil EXCHANGE llotol nnd rosUurnnt
located ut Bhiibort , Nek. nnd ID lots In
Denver. Colo. : will oxcluiiiKO for clear No-
braakft land 11 11. Slioiifo.
, will buy 7-room cot tnco with GWiO ft.
$ lot on iNorth Seventh street ; u bur ain. E.
II i-houfo
cTK AOKI" fiirin with linprovuinuiits , live
Ov/mllcs north of Council lliiill'n ; MJ an aero :
u fillip burK'iln. 1H. . Slioifo.
Nu' rusku lund In exuliuiiBo for
WANTED huMiM. IX 11. Slio.ifu.
2VAOlfiTf&rni , * r > .OJ an ucro If hold within
2V- . . Locution seven miles from Coun
cil IlUilfs. A sn.tu Imr.-iiln. E. U. Hliuafo.
111(1 (
INSTITUTE.
INFIRMARY
FOK. TUB
TREATMENT
OP ALL
licit fuclllllus , iippunum nn 1 ro iinillm for 'IC33 nf ; i
Iroitinuntol uvtty form iifcll-o no rufiilf
INK iuctllc.il or BtirKlvitl | ru itmoiit.
tJliciUforpiitloiiH. hour I an I into 1 1 in 30. lion n ]
< A > iiiii < ! utloni In Ilio wait.
U'rllo for circular * on ( lofiiriiilllos niul lirncot , Inn-
o' , cliili font , ( umluruHiif Hplnu , plloi. tuiaorj , tun *
( IT , iiilurrli , hroiicliltlH , liilinliiUun , uluolrlclty , imp
ulyiiU , uiilloimy. klduuy , ulinlilur , u/u , fur , akin and
bliitul iiii'liill eurjkal o | iriitli > n .
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Wiiiuun I-IIKIS. W'olmvulutclild.lul . n lyla ; la ilo-
inirtiiiont for woinitn durliiu t'oniluuiiiuiit. utrlctly
iinvntu. Only llullnblo iluJIcul institute mi'iliu a
bpvclnltyuf
PKIVATJ5 DISI3ASI3H
All Illoo 1 DIIUKIOI luroamfully traitnJ. Byiihllltla
l'ot oniirtui ! ! > ru < l frciin Ilia y > tuin vrltliuul moruury ,
Now lloiuiriitlva Truutuiuiit for 1/m of VIl'Atj
rou'r.ll , I'urionsiiniilila to vlilt iiinmy bu Iruutal
ut liunm by oorrunpontluncu. All uoiiiiuuiiloillont
conllilentlnl. 51 u tlcliHuurlnilrniiumtssuiit by mull ur
eiiri' | , ecurolr iiuukail , no ninrk * to Imllculu con *
tunoiir ( unilur. Unu | > un > uiml Intorvlo * prulurroil.
L'nllnnil ucintult ni or Bond lilatory of your ca u. ttnj
wu will anil In plula wriiipiir. nur
Tn MF/J i' " " ' * ' upon
tu men
, clul Of Nurvoill
yf)7l ) > l lll . Oluotuiid Vurlooaolo , wltli < | uoi
'
Urucon , Appliance * for DofnruiUlai an I Trmsoi
Only uiunufuctory In tliu nutiof
DKrOHSUTV Al'l'MANCKS TltUH-iKH
, , , KbKOT-
1110 HATOSUIKS AND UKUKA.
Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute
20th and Broadway , Council Bluffd.
Ton mlatuei rhlo from cuntur of Oiuubu on OuiiU *
MJ J couull ItluiT * oluctrlo mut'jr Iluu.
IF YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM
Indian
Depredations
If you arc In position to take
advantage of the laws re
lating to
you have taken up a piece of
Public Land.
If you have made an invention
on which you dersire to
secure a
You should communicate
with the
Bee Bureau of Claim ?
V
The object of this bureau Is to. . gJLvii.
every person holding a legitimate claim
against the irovornmont the advantaffa
oa residence in WtiBhinRton , whether
ho live In Texas or Alaska. It doea
moro than that. Nino-tenths of the
population of Washington would bo
helpless if asked how to go to work to
secure their rights through the depart
ments. Tun BKIS Bureau of Claims
gives the advantage , not only of per
sonal robidonco , but of thorough famil
iarity with all the inuchiuory of the
government. It offers
Absolute Security.
You do not know whether thoavorago
Washington claim agoiit will cheat yo
or not , although on general principles
you would naturally suppose that ho
would. Hut you know that the San
Francisco Examiner , the St. Paul Pie
nccr press und the Omaha Dice cannot
afford to cheat you. They guantntoo
this Bureau , mm their reputation is
staked upon the honesty and ability ot
its mnnugomont
The bureau employes attorneys who
are
Expert Specialists
for each of its departments.
Its Indian depredation cusos nro care-
ully worked uu , with all tha ovldonco
required by law , and argued before the
court of claims in suuh a manner as to
jrlng out in'jjt favor.tbly all the osson
tiul points.
Its land cases are handled in strict no-
cordtmcn with the rules ot the General
Lnnd Ollluo , BO thut no delays or com
plications ensue in the orderly settle-
nont of the claims.
Its patent eases are so managed u >
insure the utmost possible benefit to the
nvontor. by giving him the broado t
protection his ideas will justify.
Its pension cases are disposed of with
the least posdiblo delay und expense to
thu votcrans.
Don't icfrain from consulting thn
but eau because you are afr.ild of the coat.
Its costs nothing to cot infonimtion.
Ask as many questions as you plouso , >
*
and they will bo answered promptly
cheerfully und accurately , without
charge.
THE
Bureau of Claim
Room 220 ,
Bee Building ,
Omaha , Neb
