Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1882, Page 7

COUNCIL BLUI‘FS OO OO0 S8 OO, COMMISSIT “UHUYF‘\L}. ¥ Agents fo8 the ¢ WHOLESALE DE/ 1 uppers, CHILDREN 105 South Main Street. - Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Storo. at prices never befero touched by of switches, cte., from ladics’ own hair. That never require crimping, o any other hair dealer. Also o w silver and colored nots W m elsowhere. All goodn warranted aa Feprosented. Bethesda THING HOUSE! At Bryant’s Spring, Cor, Broadway and Uniom Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS B ;. Medicated, Vipor, Elcetrie, wm”, 1ot and ‘Cold B potont’ 0 ale ant Plunge, Come thontion given to ud patronag bathitng children. Tny solicite DR. A, H StoDpL. CANCERS: VAND OTHER TUMORS: Fits, Scrofula, Liv Jlaihit, Dropsy, orrhoids o Piles cured money refunded, Al diseases treated upo1 the principleof veget- able reform, withous the use of mercarial pois- ons or the Knite, Eleetr) Vapor or Medicated Baths, fuwho desire them, Horuis or Rapture radically cured by the use ic belt Truss and Plaster, which has orior in the world, furnishod {ONSULTATION FREE CALL ON OR ADDRESS Drs. L. Rice and P, O, Hiller, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. IEIVERY: Feed and Sals Smhl 8, 18 Worth Firet £ )1d stand, Council I Practitioner of Homeop Physician andb’n'geun Oftico and residence 616 Willow avenue, Coun- cil Biuils, lows, , consulting W. K, SINTON, DENTIST. 14 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. Extracting and filling & specialty, work guaranteed, . First-clasy DR. A. P, HANCHETT, PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON Hows, connection DR. AMEL'A BURROUCHS, X BT 6 G617 First Avenue to 6 p. m. MerchanbsRestaurant J. A. ROSS, Proprietor. Corner Broadway and Fourth Streets, Good accommodations, good fa teous treatment, 8. E MAXDN LRGHIT,HO'X.‘. o, Hoursfrom 10 to 11 &, u,, and and cour- Office over savings bank., COUN’LIL BLUFFS, - REAL ESTATE. Towa. W. C. Jamos, In connection with his law and eollection businessbuys and wells real cstate Porsons wishing to buy er acll city property call ot bis office, over Bushnell's book store, Pearl EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public 416Broadway, Council Bluffs, Dieds and morbgages drawn and acknowl dged | Courts, 156 North Main Street, ru i’*l‘ SHOE FINDING & : > "P L \HURRIS I‘EW WILLINERY STORE| 'YLISH SPRING MILLINERY HATS A SPECIALT !PRACTICAL DENTIST. MERGIANTS, LOUR HOUGE, ©a., G wosts, | Bou wh‘ and Sold. AP LOW {CERS. \N7 15 X 2N I flemlock KOLF as in the Eas! LEATHER, and al PATTERN BONNETS AND - - - - Council Bluffs Ia. at reatly redu Do not fail to ea bofore purch asi S, J. J. GOOD, M 29 Main streor, Council Bluffs, lowa., HAIR GOOIS. WATER WAVES, In S8teck and Manufa.c’cur» ed to Order. Waves Made From Your TOILET ARTICLES, All Goods Warranted as Represented, and #rice Guaranteed. Own Hair. A. BENEDICT, 337 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs; - - - Iowa. MRS, E. J. HARDING, I, D., Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Electropathi Phila- Institution, delphis, Penns, Office Our, Broadway & (lenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W The tr fioultics peci The Star Lakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN ST, Employ the hest Bread Baker in the West; a choice hund for Cakey and Piow, Bread delivered to all parts of the city "~ FRESH F %:. Game and Poultry, Canalways be founda B, DANEHY'S, 136 Upper Broadwiy. JNO. JAY FRAINEY, Justice of the Peace, 314 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs, - - W. B. MAYFS | Loans and Real Estate, ubstracts of Po uty, Office corner of Broadwa streets, Council Blufls, Towa, JOHN STEINER, M. D, (Deutscher Arzt.) ROOM 5, EV IS BLOCK, - Towa, Proprictor of awattamie od Main Council Bluffs, sAbenses of wower hildren & wpocialty, P, J. HONTCOMERY, M. ©. Free DispENsARY EVERY BATURDAY, Office In ¥yerett'a block, Pearl troet, lonce 648 Fourth strect. Office 28 m, 2todand 7 to Resl hours from 9 to Ap.mw, . Council | luffy F. C. GLARK, Peari strect, opposite the postoffice. One of the oldest practitioners in Council Bluffa, Batls istaction guaranteod In all cases DR.F.P. BELLINGER [EYE AND EAR uunczou,': WITH DR, CHARLES DEETKEN. , 414 Br dway, and car Office over dru hod, and all me um et ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Will practice {n all' State an | United Bates Speaks German Langusg ‘s‘w-vx“! bo | Capt. He | than to oppose him THE DAILY BEE-- 090, u,t.»nl of &100 050 as formerly asked, for bemg deposed from tho pulpit of the Catholic church at Lyons, A Vexed Ulerzyman. Fven the patience of Job would become exhausted were he a preacher and endeav- oring to interest his andience while they were keeping up an incressant coughing making it impossible for him to be heard, Yet, how very easy can all this be avoided by simply us Dr. K New Discove- ry for Consumption, Cou d_Colds Triai Bottles given away at C. F. Good- man's drug store The Swarming of Bees. There aro no certain signs as to just when a colony will swarm, so far as outside indications will show, more than the clustering of bees on the out- side of the hive, and the hanging of poilen herers with the cluster out- side instend of entering their hive, but by examining the frame fre- quertly, watching the progreas, one can soon tell when they are about roady to cast a swarm, and as soon as the queen colls are about ready to cap over is the best time to divide. Proba- bly the safest and easiost way to vido is, as soon as they are ready, io lift out the frame, b brood, and all, on_which the queen is found place this frame in the new hive, fill- ing out with frames of comb or founda- tion, or, if you do not ha her, fill out with empty frames. Now place the new hive con queen or old stand, movii 6 to a ining the ol old h this 1 location. By plan you throw nearly all the working bees where the most work is to bedono in the new hive, and they will proceed to work the same as though they had swarmed naturally. But if the old bees had made up their mind to awarm, and you had loft a_queen cell on the frames you had placed in the new hive, they will sometimes swarm anyhow, so you will notice to tear them down, 1f any exist, befora closing them up. The brood in the old hive hatching out very rapidly will soon muke a good colony., The space in the old hive from where you removed the same d with comb or founda- pty frame be placed will fill it with drone seldom make anything while without a iaying queen. In o days efter dividing, all cells except one should be taken out, 80 a8 not to cause after- \!x re t)n, 1h, as they the quec awaring, Vs Arnica Salve, SALVE inthe world for Cuts J t Rhenm, Fi money For salejiby LC Custer’s Moods. Bes Moines Correspondcnce of ths Chicigs Tribuue, Tho other evening T was in convor- sation with an old army ofticer who fought in the Army of the Pctomac through the war of the rebellion, and commanded a battery a large portion of the time. His acquaintance among the oflicers and the men extended over a large circle, including some of the since most noted men. Among th was Gen, Custer, whom he could not praise oo highly as a brave and gallant officer. Capt. Hazleton of Rochester - for 1t was he who talked to me—told an accident of Custer which illustrates the nervous temper- ament of the man, sml his sensicive nature; for ho was a sensitive spirit who could not bear injustico himself, ard somo day the circumstances which led to his death may be cleared up ina way that will not reflect honorably upon some high i power in the time it occurred Capt. Hazelton could relate inci dents of the war 2s interesting as a novel. He himself carries a builet in his face which annoys him much, and still he has never applied for a pension, Said he, “When I cannot make living without, then I will ask Uncle Sam to help me, and not before,” on has carried the bullet back of his upper law —where it ocea sionally breaks out in a terribly dis- agreeable abcess—all over the Rocky mountains from Santa Fe to Montana, and from Puget sound to the gulf of California; and he also carries two other gun-shot wounds, ‘It was one night on the ann )mnuu«k, in the winter of '62-3," said Capt, Ha verybody 'knows the circumstance of Custer's promo- tion to a generalehip over officers who ranked him, Of course it created lousy, und there the brave g officer, who would have bee greatly adwmired, but for his rapid ac vance, even by those who now in their jealousy could see no betier course Custer was not a blind man, and of course keenly felt the jealous opposition brought to bear agaiust him, One night a number of officers were visiting at Custer’s camp, and passing & pleasant evening, While the festvities were ot their height and was 1ing against IOWA ITEMS |every one was enjoying 1 Now cnses of small pox continue to | ofderly rode up with a commn ovelop in Davenport for Gen, Custer, Tho genc » late storme have given the tor. [ 209 read it. It wasan« “ 1rancs businoss & & im from command el ke e | that was all there beic oxplan [ Marricd, at Hamburg, June 22, M. f fion of what was to be dor o Frank M. Hall to Miss Anna E. Reid | Without a word Ous g T'iicre are n tht foreign in- | best horse, bridled him with his ow npanies doing busiess in [ hands, mounted and wa A the wind to the fieldes—1 r hait ul has driven Miss | floating bohind him, ns hotse k Walker, of Dos Moines vos and ditches in s s fa ho insane asylum te mplishment Degnan, w! “For some time he wa { ek bof th soi A n another ore his wid il roce 000, t cffic ) A : » ted for | for Gon, Cus retracted and | 3 ( f wr | . v . h | i ¥ N \ \ ] 1 1k % $ the | taker a pape 5 p LA i Custer road it v ding M fane | hat, and down he eama " ¥ : W s o | wh ng like a wild Tn ¢ lowing fish _at J u's | v ow voico sai | wughter Stells, with anothet girl, | ‘Sot out another 1 espying a 1 of pickerel, sue-| *‘Thoen ho leaped fr cecded in ariving v into & small | and retived alone to hi inlet, where (hoy red the whole| *“That paper contain or f outlit, 1 eon it liis promotion to the nd of l‘x... Joan, of Lyons, has filed an | VVision Wanrnes Dok (ur:lfll\ res to the amonut of by burrs clinging to their "‘hm 1 W soldom have th euit & thoug Root is the most valuab'e and purifior known, and is «old by every druggist under the name of By % Blood Bitters, I'rice, §1.00, M lw COOL COLORADO. Places In Which to Nature Unadorned Diffe-ent Seo Correspondence of The By Sourn Puesto, Col., June 20,—1 expect to spend a few weeks roaming among tho mountains amid scenes of clmate, so different from the prairie lands that a fow notes way not como amiss, W. A, Harrison, manager of the York Nursory, expoots present in o fow days to broak away from his arduous labors, and we have made ar- raugemeuts for about 350 miles travel with horse o buggy, f>r the purposo of hunting scenery, trout and doer, The firsw we are sure of, wo can t dute. Wi bone of I about tho reat at a later oxpect to cross the bacl rockies and go overon to the westorn slope, when we ean give your readers some items from the snow ficlds, trout- brooks and mines and the mighty de- velopments of this mountain land The time is not far distant when the people from Nebraska will, many of them, beat a retreat to these cool and healthful res is a broiling sun sl 1 np into the 908, ¥rom 6,000 to 8,000 foct_aboy tho sea level gives adcelightful chat Even at that altitude it will be hot in the sun but cool in the shade, with ot that there nights just right for wshing eloep. Last week we woent to Colorado Springs, The State Sabbath school convention was in session at that time, and 1t was one of th At uuhumu'\ we have seen of that k Hul in the west, There were ca L wen and women from all parts of t and they the necossity of nn effort to hold in check that lawlessness which has so l) 8} ]xm b, bath excursions | on the two ¢ Denver and Pueblo, letting looso the lawless elements of each on the other, Sunday thirty car loads o, and instoad of ) stituting One were poured into Puch “Lord’s day” wo had a The olergy city prompt protest st the desecration and 1t re v prompt and warm ho fr: at convention, Pa- » the officors of theso de pérs wero sont t companios and it 18 hoped that some thing may be done to check the evil Gov. Evaus is a prominent membez of a church and yet his road participatos in this total disr d of Subbath ob- lig tions. Colorado Springs is a charming place; it is about 6,000 feet above sea level, It was laid out with fine ave nues, wide roomy streets and walks. Great care has been taken with lawns, shrubbery and shade trees, and for o new town the progress has been won- delful. Trrigation is the main depend ence, The soil is poor, disintegrated granite mostly, and yet by fertilizing and irrigation satisfactory results are obtained, 1Lt is quite a health re 0Lt with a population of about 6,000 ped- ple. Tt has none of thoso industries esources which go to build up a ty, and yet m iwelf it 18 o grand success, Many capitalists live there and many people of means in po health, Oue si provision in its organic laws has arawn together somo of the finest social clements in the state. It is, and can be, nothing but a temperance town, If a man sells liquor there, the lot on which it is sold reverts to the town colony, One or two tests in court have set tled the matter, the parties losing their lots, and yot lduum not there are those who would say, *‘If whisky could only be sold here, 1t would be a great o Well there is a test clore by, ) milos from the Springs is Colorado City—a littls huddle of chenp houses. There whisky is sold without Jimit. Iv had the fivst start; it is better located by far than the Sorings, but as in the case of York and New York, in your state, temperance won, Cold water Lot at the Springs are worth ten or twenty times as much as whiskey lots in Colorado City. Too much liquor in this new state! One hundred saloons in full | blast in Pueblo, aloon keepers and gamblers abstracted lust year 500,000 from the legititante channels of trade A lecturer here not long ago asked “Who killed the boow,"” and he on to show that a half willion wrestod | wen from boring men had dono the | woy T'he times are dull and r hangs fire, Money which should to build Lhomes and ‘make them com fortab; 08 to drink, Back of Colorado Springs lies the charming villa of Manitou, under the shadow of Pike's Peak, This is a MONDAY, great summer resort, Here are fine 26 12 hotels, a Gra nwood, of na tional fame, has a tage here ||ln aro a n springs which probabi 1l thoso of Saratoga 'I‘H:w a place for inva it is a quiet You can I your t - and live am ne ¢ sonery in tho west, as choapl as at home, or you can y tony hot: | aud pay &4 por Go upa roaring v :vm‘lnw 1 you to tho 18 Uto Iron | n water 8 poworful e ! f One i ( M Ohe ) i far nway v v ol a1 I Hor ta ot at n It was a w t la v hor her n hoavy ) W v hoavy I w roturn i Iy ido m hoy " in tho situati he hoavy team | [ plodded on, and tho driver pointed out | the places of mterea wo clambered up besido the roarving torrents. Wao pot whero a fow woeks dashed tuto the stroam A party of oxer nists wero going up and a gontloman was coming down, road was nare and a lady, tearing the gentloman would run into them, shook her hand« kerchief in his horec Ho shied suddenly and throw hiasolf and driver ovor the embankment into the stream, Not far from Monitou, Williams of oanon with its famous chne, properly callod Pickot's cane, Rev. Mr. Cross, now of Donver, but formerly of the ngs, was a boys’ |1|u'|. Ho took them out on geological oxplorations, and one day in William's canon the sous of the lamented Rev, Picket, who was killed in the moun- tain whilo in tho discharge ot his du- ties, discovered ono of tho finest grot- tos on the continent. Tho present owner trien to change to the *“Cave of BLO & MAn was A killed. tho Winds,"” but it should cver bear the name of the heroic man and his noble sons 1 doubtless will. Pro Lably the no place on the faco of the earth which has finer natural at- tractions within so short a distance. There is the Garden of the Gods with its wonderful attractions., Thero is tho group of Deities, formed by a soft v of sand st surmounted by rder materinl, like porphyry rock. The lower part washod away more rap- idly than the uppor, leaving hoads hero and there, to st bodies be- low. Tt is wonder! nd in the gar- don itself aro attractions I will not at- oto tempt to deseribe. 1 was shown a perfect foot, as of w ehild. Tt was |m-' \' y afoot of one of the little (Gods; but more by uul by. O. 8. Harusox, Truth and Honor. Query:—What is the best family medicine in the world to regulate the bowels, purify the blood, romove cos- fivencss and biliousness, "wid digestion and tone up the whole syster? Trath and honor compols us to ayswer, Hop bitters, being pure, perfect and harm- less, — Toledo Blade ENOCH ARDKN, A New Version of Sr. Paun, Minon, June 23.—A singular me up in the munici pal court hero to-day, Some twenty- fivo yenrs ago Angio Miller and Har- rison Keatwere married atAlbany, N, n s coursy of time eight to bless their mar- About cight years ago partly by necessity a desivo to 8 the wes- 'y, left lus family and came to M ta, Communication was kept up at ireegular intervals with his family, and finally consed alogether. g 1z her 1‘.. band to bo dead, Paul a couple blishing a boarding st Seventh, near the “ennyson’s Poem, cluldron wero s ital happi Kent, impelled and part]y 1 tern e of yours ag house on St. Paul Plow Worke, Among the bosrder in Mrs, Kent's houschold wes one J. A Miller, who, becoming intatuated with the charms of his landledy, made an offer of warringe, which was accopted after much hesitation, the lady fearing her first husband might not bo dead. However, Mrs. Kent bocame Mrs, Miller in Murch last, Now comes the singular part of the gtory. On Iiiday, the 1Gth, Kent, a spectator at Sells Brothors' nhow, was accosted by ono of his own children, Explanations resulted in the meeting of the two bunedicts, By mutual agreemont, tho lady was allowed to el between the twe better haives, and cho chose K first husband, In a fit of the reunited pair claim, Mille preferred the charge of adultery, th in the aring was post- Mmorrow morning poned until to rue Priond. afriend indeed, This inlly when assistanceis ie is worely afflicted with. ularly those com- o8 K0 common to our population. Kvery woman should that Elec'ric Bitters are woman’s tr. e friend, aud will positively restore her to health, even when all other remedies fail, A wingle trial always proves our as- pleasant to the tast huhlhy Womnn's A friend in need i nonucan deny, e+ lered when re i weaknes sertion, They are aul only st fifty cents o bottle, illiousness Won't Do. In| hrought ou. A di Trifling With I, th ry beat | B ¢ o gt th " keep them 50, 18 TARKANTS BRLTZIR AVERIENT HOLD BY ALL DHUGGISTS J21:6m “WINE OF (‘ARDUI ' makes ravy s and ¢ Iur Complexions. To thP Gn nsumers of GammG & Bugpies, I have a complsta stock of all the Latist Siyles ,l of Carriages, Phaetons and Opea and Top Bugg es, | Consisting of Toe Celebrated Brew:ter 8ids Bar, The Hawlin Side Bar, The W hitney Bide Bar, and The Mullhalland Spring. The an!m Queen Buggy and Phaston Also the OH I T 1 ine are ; mv own supervision, to call and ante> sati =] b Corner Broadw (Succe WHOLE SALE AND hould be pleased to have thoss examine sfaction and warrant all work, F. HATTENHAUER, y and able liptic Spr;n_r: Bugies and Phaetons. Il made o' ths best ma'erialy, and un- desirous of pur- I will guar- y stock. Seventh Streets. COUNCIL BLUFFS AL ."L- 3'{ .L“’.IAYNE co -y ssors to J. W. Rodefer) RETAIL DEALERS 1IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG JOWA GCOALS! CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Hleventh Avenue, Yards Oor, Kighth Street and Council Bluffs, COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES, CORN MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND GHOPPED FEED The Very Best of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The Highest Market Price Paid for Corn, Oa Rye, Barle - T BROOIN GEIRHag T Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Corn Will Please Send Sample, i MAYNE & CO., COUTUNCEL. 36 WO I 5. Ono of the best s cond-class Hotols n the West in the BROADWAY HOTEL. A. £ BROWN, Propristor, , 634 and 636 Broadway, € ouncil Blufts, Tows, o supplied with the bost the markoet af- fo i 0d rooms and first-class bods, Tormy very 14 awonahle. UNION AVENUE HOTEL. 817 Lower Broadway, Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son. AT CLAYS 10T AT REASONABI K 1ENTS ACCOMMODATED, GOOD REASONS FOR SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL, N with the best the market uf Tablo suppl'e 3,00 and $4.00 jer woek, fordy Fll 1f You Wish a Lunoh-Go to LOUIE DUQUETTE, Soups, Meats, and Fatables always on hand, Tive Cents " STARR & BUNCH, HOUSE, SIGN, AND per call. ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING AND GRATINING, £ BEPEOLA LYY - Corner B roadway and Scott St Shop . HUGHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN I'Gonfeul:ione;y. Fruits,Nuts Cizars and Tchacco, Fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in Season, 12 MAIN 8T, Oouncil Bluffs, | Established, - . MRS. J. P. BILLUPS, PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 813 South Main Street, Council B uffs, Now houso and newly fitted up in first clase stylo. Meals at all hours, ~Ico cream and lemo= nado every ovening. _Fruita acd confectionorios’ J. G. TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor. Offico over Firat National Bank, Council Bluffs, Tows. Will practico in the stite and foderal courts STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway, [LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors, This laundry has Just boen openod for busi- noss, and we aro now propared to do Iaundry vork of all kinds and gusranteo satisf epucialty made of fine work, such as collsrs, cutty, flue vhirts, cte. Weo want everyboly to ive us o trial. LARSON & ANDERSON, THO8, OFPICKR, Vo Mo Mo PUBBY. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANITERS, Council Bluffs, Ia. 1866 Dealera in Forelgs ard Domestic Exchange and home sesurities. THE KERDALL PLAITING MACHINEI DRESS-MAKERS' COMPANION, 1t pisite trom 1-,30f & 0 inch to vidth i tho conrsest felts or flnest sl ke 1t oes al) kinds wnd styles of y laiting in nse. {0 Lady that dovs hor own dress-makin afford to do withoub cne—as nice plaiting t8 Jover ont of fashio, if scen it sells itself, 1sackiies, Clrculars oF Agent's terws address CONGAR & 00, 148 Adams 8t, Chioawwo | g Lamberd v