Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1882, Page 7

THE DA]LY BEE--WEDNESDAY 5EPTE‘\[ BER 6 18@ 7 O OC. OO0 & CO. COMMISSION MERGHANTS, City Market, Couneil Pluffs, lows, WHOLESALE FLOUR H,ugg, nt D e s ‘;'- Jden Eagle Flour Leavenwoith Sloux Falls, Dakota. General = H. 85 _A__B[L_A_N WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATICHERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS, COTUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. e e —." “B JBALD v S LEFIVE I’ITLF J Lands and Lots Bou,x%ht and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. COUNCIL BLUFFS 10WA. H. LARSON, 15 North Main Street. WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS. Ready.itted uppors, in calt skin and kip, Oak and Hemlock SOLE LEATHER, and o) 00ds apport 0 the khoe trado.Gocds sold a8 cheap asin the East. S GlO O MRS, NORRIS' NEW MILLINERY STORE FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY PATTERN BONNETS AND CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY. 105 South Main Street. - - Couuncil Bluffs Ia WA AT R R W.A.VES That never require crimping, ab Mre, J. 3. Good's Hair Storo, at prices never batero toud any other Lair dealer. Also o full line of switches, ete. at greatly reduced prices. Also & elver and-colored nota. Waves made from Indies’ own hair. Do not fail to vall before purchusing elsenhere, All goods warranted as represented, MRS, J J l.OUlJ .;n, BROADWAY, (Palmer’s Block. Between Gth and Tth streets, TIG KNOR, PROPRI-TOR. es3, the beet quality of ...« s, and lowest possible prices. Meats do Come and see our new shop. HAIR GOODS. WATER WAVES, In Steck and Manufactur- ed to Order. Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOILET RTICLES, - - - - - - E: Our Mot vered to ¥ Strict cles partof the city Bethesda BATHING HOUSE! At Bryant’s Spring, Cor. Broadway and Unicn Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS Plain, Medicated, Vapor, El Plungo, Douch, snower, Hot and Cold hs. Come petent wale and fewale nurees ar ttendants N X e oo ot ettt | All Goods Warranted as attention given to Inyestigation aud patronago (e Guaranteed. 106 Upper Broadway. Treatment of chrenic discases Dr. Studle made o spocialt REMOVED without the drawing of blood or use of knife, Cures lung diseases, » Fits, Scrofuls, Liver Com- plainf Rheuma- tism, and Mercur- il Eryaipelas, Salt infiamed 337 W. Broadway, Ceuncil Blufis; - - - Iowa CANGZ AND OTHEF TUMORSH Rheum, Seald How wnd granulated Eyes, 4 and Fo- wale Discesos of all kinds. Also Kidoey and Hemoerrhoids'or Piles cured Medical Electrician Veuer w Al disea: sble refore ons or th discase ney refunded treated upon the principle of veget- yut the use of wercurial pois- AND GYGNECCLOGIST. Knife, Electro Vapor or A furnished stod Daths, who de th I’Aruhrr Rupture rad belt Trose n toe world, 11y cured by the ure d Plagter, which has \Graduate of Electropathic Institution, delphia, Penua, CONSULTATION FREE. CALL ON O ADDRESS Offlos Our, Broadway & Glenn Ave, Drsg Niller, | COUNCIL BLUKFS, Ia. ~J. M. PALME: DEALER IN REAL ESTATE ., AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IGW W.D.STILLMAN, |. Practitioner of Hemeopathy, consulting Physicianandsirgeon, 615 Willow Rice and F, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. | Goultics poculiar to femslen specialty. | J. G. TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor, , Council Blufts dto and foderal Office ovor First National Ba Zowa. Will practice in the courts JNO. JAY FRAINEY Justice of the Peace, 014 BROADWAY, 'LBIufi}:. oific 1 Blut d residenc SINTON & WE DENTISTS. 14 Pear] Street, Council Bluffs. Firsteclass | avenue, Cou __Iowa, DR. A. P. HANCHETT, \ PHYSICIAN ANB SURCEON. | No, 14 Pearl Stree JG“IN bTElNER ‘M. D, Hows, 0 a. m, to (Douf Cor, WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St, her Aret.) ro ale connection w.n Central office, F. T. SEYBERT M D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA. Office No, 5, Everett Blook, Broad- | w;\y, over A. Louie's Restaurant, & E MAXQN |2e Council Bluffs, d children & epoc P, [INI' OMERY, M. Frie DIsPENSARY EVERY alty n 1 d ATURDAY, vs block, eet. Pearl troct, Council Hlufte m, - C. CLA RK, LT O EE X W o P Office over saviugs bauk |PRAC CAL DE 1TI?3T‘ COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - Iows.| » e o tloners in Counci REAL ESTATE. : WURE] &!H‘xlii bis law snd 4 A’{Th, TG POTTERY, w. 0 James, ta th fon busivess buys and eous Wishing to buy cr sell clty property call | Fiich (Jut Glass, Fine French China, a8 his oifice, over Bushnell's book store, Pearl | Sllver Ware & sk 840 BRoAvs A COUNCIL BLUFFS. WA EDWIN J. ABBOTT. 11 The Star Bakery, Justice of the Peace and | | | & HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN 8T, Notary Public. farming plemneuts &e. There ar 416Broadway, Gouncil Bluffs | Fupior tr tes iren tmker o the weats s | 14, 1021014 Ehere. axo | Decde sndmortgages drawn and sckuowl ke ‘; rea red party e oty jand Represented, and Prices MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, MBS, E. J, HARDING, M. D., Phila- The treatment of all disenges and paintul dif- Real]) Bours trom 9 to | CO'UNOII_. BLUPF‘S HOW SI0UX INDIANS LvE | Their Intelligence Increasing Under Civilization at tbe Expense of Their Physical Powers, New York World, Dr. F. J. Quinlan, who has been four years physician to the Sioux reservation in Dakota territory, has just returned to this eity, and 18 liv- ing at 104 West Sixteench stroot. To a World reporter last evening Dr. Quinlan gave the fillowing facts in regard to the Indians on the reserva- tion, their habits and customs, ana their present condition and future prospects of the great Missouri river valley: *The Sioux nation,” said Dr. Quin- lan by way of introduction, ‘‘extends irom the Nebraska line on the scuth to the Cannon Ball river on the north, and embraces all that area of territory from the Missouri river, which forms its eastern boundary, two hundred miles west. This vast territory com prises the Sioux roservation, and in- cluded within ita boundaries are the Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, Santee, Cheyenne n.ul Standing Rock agen- cies. These agen contain in all 23,400 Indians, divided as follows: Standing Rock, 5,000; Red Cloud, 6,000; Spotted Tail, 7,000; Choyonne, :.,400 Santee, 3,000, Stand- ing Rock s about twonty-five miles south of the frontier town of Bismark, on the west side of the Missouri river. There 18 a romance connected with the crigin of the name of Standing Rock. The agency buildings are on a plateau 150 feev above the level of the water mui about half a mile from the bank cf the river. As ono reaches the agency proper at the forks of one of the roads he seea an upright column of rude block of stone, from which the agency takes its uame. This stone is about three feet high and eighteen in- ches in diameter at the baee, and it tapers toward the top. It is covered with vermillion and other gorgeous paiuts, and gaily decked with beade and Troquois shells, Strips of searlet list-cloth with feathers pendant are sometimes uaed as decorations, and these together with the staring colora attract the ey of the stranger, and often fill him with wonder and amazement. Thisstone is supposed to be the patri- tied remains of a Ree Iudian women whe was of a very jealous diaposition. All this country once belonged to the Reo nations, and s now held by the Sioux by virtuo of couquest. This lodian woman’s husband was a fine {looking brave and very much of a besu, and kep. his fair bride in con- stant tears by his attentions to the dusky beauties with whom he came in contact, One day she went out into not returning her friends sought her, and lh:ul]y found her petrified, as they said, in a sitting posture, with her head resting on her hands. ‘‘The ans a8 a clasa are dirty and lazy. hey live only iu the pres- ent and have no thought or care for tho future. All they want to do is to cat, sleep and dance. When food is plenty they eat and are merry; when the food is gone they reconcile them- selves to their condition, and they will submit to a famine with a8 much in- differenco and cheerfulness as though it were o feast. A wonderful change for the better, however, has been brought zbout within the past eighteen months, through the energy and good mauagement ol the agent at Standing Rock, Muj, Jae. McLaughiin, He has given matters thero his pvrnunnl supervision, and the consequence is that nearly all the Indiansare in- dustrious and thrifty, their farms are and there is now every abundant harvest of votatoes and other All tho chiefs and their tribes who with Sitting Bull participated in o Custer u cre in 1876 are now eful and 18 farmers at 1 ncy, the only ution being the famous who is a prisoner at Fort 50 miles south of Btanding Sitting Ball, Rundali, o weehs the Indian with Lis famiy received from the govern- ot his” supplies of coffec, sugar, rice, tobacco, bacon, bakirg powder, tlour and Ith beef, each child one day receiving as muu]‘. a8 an adult, These articles are furnished to the governm allof the best qu they aleo receive clothing for t selves and their lies, cooking uteneils and everything required for also among the indus- successful of the farmers mmapleinents, with improy ines, work ry ertic aus of to-day are not the Indians of fifty years ago, ro are a great many forms of dia- their ¢ um ity. Every year housekecpir trious and farming i g oxen and |n now prevailir sumption, 8e 1 dizenses, Ma yu' theso ail- ents have been bro about by I at that have been forec pun m~ the climatic differ ence in the country from whiut it ug “L‘.l\‘l)'lu.ln"l! he Indian in | from his wild lifo to the cramped and constrained conditions of civilizati in sh the crowding of t out of t ¢ nataral position has en- tailed Jean many of the phy ills of t re civilized n and couged thew to deteriorate sadly frow the d position they onco held of health and robust physical mavhood. Hence the In- ans aro rapidly running down, phys ically; their offsprings are oftentimes weal and puny, and they are hegin ning to require more aud more the care of the nurse « .d the attentic n of \»“,- are d {towards im knitting duties, At allowed to scts them furniture, warry, and the g up in life, with household the proper er the fields to have her usual ‘ery,’ and ; ai under contracts and are | ) as the lndmnu of the mischiof done by the Indians is due to the influence of the half- broeds, who possess the shrewd, sly cunning of the Indian, mixed w|th the superior intelligence of the white | man—a very unfortune mixture under the circumstances. There are two licensed traders,jwhites,who are ander the supervision f the govern- | ment and who are compelled to | doal honestly and fairly with the In.| dians. No intoxicating liquors are al- lowed to be sold to them, under sev- ere penalties, After tho Caster mas. eacre wore all disarmed and dis mounted yw many of them have ponies, and all the transportation of supplies from the landing to the agency is done by the Indians, There are no white settlers allowed at the agency, except employes of the gov- eramont, but all along the east side of the Missouri river there are numer- ous little settlemonts springing up and also many successiul and prosperous farmers —_— Debilitated persous, and sufferers from wasting diseases such as con- sumption, scrofula, kidney affections, will be greatly benefitted by using Brown's Iron Bittors. ARCADIA. A Lively Young lowa Town Where Thrift Succeeds and Idlers Decay. Correspondence of The Bee. Anrcavia, Ia., August 22,—Arcadia was the central and most prominent of the ancient divisions of Pelopon- nesus, It inciuded the most pic- turesque and boautiful portion jrecce, It abounded in mountains, forests, rich meadow lands, springs, brooks and rivers, although without a seaport or navigable rivers. In an- cient times its inhabitants were hunt- ers and rough herdsmen, who, as years rolled by, became agriculturists, stock growers and shepherds. Their habits were simple and quiet, and the { happ of their Jife among the mountains, their fondnees for music and daucing, and their hospital made the Arcadians pass among the of 98 ancionts for favorites of the gods; u tn song and story they are handed down to usas the synonym for a land of peace, simple pleasures, and un- tronbled quiet. And yet they were a bold and marlial people, and thou- sands of them were in the army of Darius, and by Alexanderat the battie of lssus, long before that province fell into the hands of the R Isut the Arcadia in the western part of Carroll county is supposod to be the highest point of land in the state, is a thriving village of 500 or 600 souls, and is located principally on the north side of the East Boyer valley and the railroad, and is about 85 miles from Council Bluffs and Omaha. The le- gend of this prairie relates that a dc en years ago a pleasure party from Boon came here for & picnic and camped a few rods east of the present town. After a festive season and be- fore returning to the train, it, was pro- posed to namo the place wasch they had selected, because of it. extreme alutude, and amid cheers, this prairie spot, 2,000 or 8,000 foct above the sca, and more than 1,000 feet above Keo- kuk, was named “Tip-Top.” A side track and a station was established here in 1871, and a year afcorwards au agent of the company was granted, previous to which freight was paid at Carrol!, which at that time was only a station and the ccunty seat I N. Voris built the t dwelling in 1871, and also erected a warchouse, for tho st of grain, near the old station hous He had 3,000 acres of Hland in this vicinity, 600 of which he was farming, and 1n addition to the grain business, he soon began the lum- ber trade. HENRY CALPE tho present postmaster public, put up the next which was a general store, grain house, and bought sold coal, 'I'ms store, and block with it, destcoyed by fice two years ago; nd anoth tire last ay dest ‘u)ml > only hotel of the place and a wagon shop, blacksmith shop, saloon, & The town was omane, TER, and notary building, and then a grain and the whole INCORPA b during the past y It hag two fine hrick blocks, four churches, o Union school, which is popular and ful, The Catholic church i viest, although tho Machodist first muuln'wu in the nluu- a majority of the German, ~ There clioo] of thr or fonr > amendme town W LAID OUY Voris, and the Blair Town | nd Laud company rwards lsid cut an addition wnd bt his int t, but the now part of the town is not yet mach occupied, L. I, CURRAN, time with Westbrook has established a r g house, and proposes t for some Love! banki ‘noet the finuticial dcinsnds of the business men, L. 8. BTOLL, of the ‘“city drug here about’ nine years, Henry Carpenter, is now the oldest citizen of the town. He startod the t drug store, and now does » large has been and next to store,” nsiness in drugs, books, loan, insur | Btrong insurance companics, WESTBROOK AND LOVELY at east, huve the other drug store, und & stock of grocerics, b wall er aud goneral merchandise, Thoy | \ave been he re three yeare, and were u Clinton county, | JOMN BOBTNER, s Citize Jf the county for yea is | t the le ain und imple- t inen, and has o good ta He | has his oftico and great ) house with | J, M'DOUGALL, {or, at least, they are t M { McDougall has been a resident of the I sunty for eleven years, and has been In my opinion mnch i | | | ntereat to ¢ state and the udlv) n' the Hudson, is doing an exclusive graln business, au is the first and only mayor of the town, R F. JOHNSON has the only harness shop, Ho is located on Main street, south side, has a good stock on hand, keops up a good trade, carries an asscrtment of harness hardware, and with the broad spirit of tho occident, is buildinggp business and the growth of the town He came from Clicago four youre ago. FAL CHARLES in the only lawyer of the place, He is a young manof abilityand ambition and takes hold of business enterprises and the enlargement and growth of the place like a substantial and is a thorough busincss man, WEIDLING, EVERS AND MOilRt have almost the control of the general merchandieo business, bestdes hand ling farm implements, grain and live stock, and issue tickets to Europe, bills of exchange on foreign countries and almost any other kind of business expeoted of a large and wealthy house They have a monster brick building and & string of warehouses for ma- chinery and goods, and their build- ings might be said to be scattered all over the town, for they have been in business here for some years. MR D H. MOHR, the business manager hero, was born in Holstine, Cermany, and has been located here for years, and from this general store he sells great quantitios of goods, including clothing, boo's and shoes, dry goods, groccries, light hardware, sewing machines, and wood- enware, and reads the Bk BUekeyE, Revitalizing the blood is absolulcly neceesary for the curo of general de- bility, weakness, lassatitude, ote. The best enricher of the blood is Brown's Tron Bitters Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood’s, THE PLUMBERS, On Baneroft or (Fourth Streets.) " HUGHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN iLg, suts Conlectioner 5, Cigars and Tob .cco. I'resh Oysters and fce Uream in Season. 12M AIN 8T, ‘u) Bluffe. H\F.RM/«RYI ,-1... Zaade)) & sder T3, CADY, I ]].,V O\ (Late Veterinary Surgeon U. 8. A.) The Only, Vetorinary Surgeon in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENC All of the best Phys.claus in neil Blufla and COUNGIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MIKING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Oflice and Works, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUIF IOWA., Wo give spectal attentlon to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTLERS AND BENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. R WORK A e REPA GENERAL will receive prompt u (Joads, ral us ng, HE Bolti AND BUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal, Crany Pining, A A, OH HENDRI 0y LIVERY, AND-- SALE STABLE. All Bhip good ac lers will find sdation and rensonablg charges, SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - . Towa. HOLLAND & MILLER, ora and Tra i Propristors, Sullivan & Fit zrfnmld, DEALERS GROCERIES, PR \'5°|0’lS l,xuu.‘xv, (,.' 8 S HG BUU TS, B*”amshln Cu\'qn.: [us : DR ¥ 'CE For aalo on the Royal Bauk of Ireland aud Bar of Trcland, Th end o send for fricnde to any part of Europe wil Sullivan & Pltz gerald, id it 10 thelr ha larger part of the time in the e, He comvs from New York | | AGEN 848 Broadway, Cuuucii Blu b} GOUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFAGTURING 0. Mouldings. Scroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turn- ing, Re-Sawing, Phnmz and Matching, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Boxes, Ete. Manufacturers and Dealers in Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J, J. Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, [a. | X 1y for 1 and satisfacti custorn work on m wuaranteed. will bo ru Thursday and Friday of licit achinerv Orders (Shuccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWALNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG JOWA ;;‘GOALm CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Etreet, Yards Oor, Dighth Street and Hleventh Avenue, Council Bluifs, P, T, MAYNE, 0. E. MAYN COUNG'L BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES, (GIRH MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND | FEED The Higheat yorny Oonstantly on Hand, Market, Price Paid for Oats, Rye, i 45 TN IO Parties Wishing to Sell Broom QornWill Plense Send Sample, IVE-A YENTRL, &5 (@@ com BMOXL. TP EATEE. JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Alwaye keeps onhand the finest assortmont of material for geutlomen's wear. Satlsfaction guarantoed RO TO 536 IBEROADW.AY For all kinds ( FANCY GOUDS, such a9 Laces, Lmbro'deries Ladies Undsrmaar Corn, Barley 2, B Do ) Lot |rrm|m~|>k and linen f il winds, ¢ © the Jauies will’ eall and seo our sto in t (39 Broa BA WA ERY, STREET, ' UNION 6I7 SQUT I'HE BESY BRHIAD IN THR \_q: Y. Nono but first-class Bakers employed, Pre Cake, Pies, &o., delivered to any part of the city. Oar Wagous run all day, P. AYRES, Ornprletcr CHARLES RICH, Merchant Ta lor. (Late Cutter for Metcalf b ;) Devol’'s New Building, Mo '™ ain Council Bluffs, la, § 3 Suit to nd wovarde Street. l\"\]l"-II‘ GEO, H, (.H\ll' KIMBALL & CHAMP, cssors t0 J, I & J. N, Camsrd Abstract, RL{H Estate and Loan Brokers. We hiave the on' t t ol ahist hooky to ty | Innds in Pottawattamie oot Tl exanir o itrac s T o €1y 11 ity and farm property. ehart wad dong U, i th borro y bought aud sold, Ullice W HEWIRSE 0L O TOR Y ¢ Of Arcadia, Carroll (;ouu(y lowa. ON THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN R, 1 L. R. Cwm . A nk of Arcadia Woi cri & Mohr in, Implements Hip Bros o, Grain, Tmplements H, Proter & Gonoral Merchandise Westbrook Grocorien and Druge L. Drugs and Insurance K, Hardware and lmplumuuh D. . . Hardware 2 .. Harnenss H. « \.lnlvd Hnnr(lmu House I .Law und Inturance 4 *hysician Ms ry Store l\vm e Shop N. Bay A 1 Sho) F. Smallf . AN A kamith Nhu: John Boetner,, ., ., Karw Imploments and Grain D. .I‘, McDougal! AR «+ .. .Grain, Mayor H. Carpenter, aster and Notary Publie H. Kring ‘urniture Lahat Bros A A A . Brick Yard | :i 4 1t A A : A Saan I ory & [LARSUH & Ununm <] e s, Established, rioprietors JACOB SIMS, o ki . S LARSON & ANDERSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, MRS, H, J. HILTON, M, D., 222 Brosdwsav. Councl! Bluifs. Cousts