Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 27, 1885, Page 6

6 JOUNCIL BLUFF Moniay Morning, July 27. (SUBSORIPTION RATES, By Oarrien = - - « = %0 tente por woek By Mall - R w o« §10.00 por yosr MINOR MENTION. Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goods. For farnltare at extremely low figures go to Mandel's. Great bargalns in cooking stoves, tin- ware and crockery at Mandel's, For rent—Choloe of three nice houses, $3.50 & month. Williams, 18 N, Main. Alfred N, Lund and Ollve Mitchell, both of this clty, were granted permit Satardsy to wed. Tom Griffin was found dead drunk on the streets Saturday night, and was given lodgment In the clty cooler. C. Freese and A, Davy had a llitle dif. ference on lower Broadway which re- aulted In both belng led into the sta- tion, Thirteen were fed at the city jall yes- terday. It s an unlucky number for a dinner party, and the bad luck will probably be manifest on thelr coming Into court this morning, Four vagrants, who refaeed to work on the streets, are belug boarded on bread and water. Itisaclote question as to which will glve out firat, the city's bread and water or the quartette’s grit. The ordinance regulating the sprinkling of atreets by the use of hose has been passed at last. It provides thiat such use of hose must be between the hours of & o'clock In the afternoon and 8 o’clock in the morning. The entertalnment of tho Young Men’s Chrlstian assoclation, postponed from last week on account of the storm,‘Is to be glven to-morrow evening. An unusually fine programme has been prepared, and the ccoaslon will be one worthy of a fall house and liberal patronage. H. VanLeuven was mad at Captain Hathaway for a part the latter had taken In some law solt that he commenced to abute the genlal captaln of police, who promptly collared him and had him booked to answer to the charge of dis- turbing the peace. W. Wow was arrested Saturdsy night for ralsing a‘wew, a wumpus and a wiot,” he _having started In by getting hisboots blacked and then refusing to pay, and then Indulging In lots of fun at a shooting gallery and flkewlse refusing to settle the score, and threatening to whip anyone trying to collect from _him. Stephen A, Donglas, jr., arrived at the Ogden house yesterday, and will lecture in the opera house to-morrow evening, his subject being *‘Parltan and Cavalier.” He has earned a reputation for himself as an orator, as well as having awakened special Interest on account of the reputa- tlon of his father. There s no doubt the lecture will be one worthy of a large audience. It Is rather singular that thoso who are kicking agalnst the cemetery have bought property near the offensive spot long after the cemetery was estabilshed there. If the cemetery 1s spreading so much death and dlsease among those who live on the bottoms, it Isa wonder that some of these are not among the kickers as well as the few who have property so near by that they would galn pecuniarily by having the cemetery removed. J. Shields was arrested Saturday on the charge of stealing a revolver from Mary Kirscher. Hls brother, Andy, and Charles Allen, who had been ‘‘doing” the town with him, were also lccked up on the charge of dlsturbing the peace. Later it appeared that another fellow, glving his name as Charles Fitch, was mixed up in the taking of the girl's revolver, and he was arrested, and booked for larceny. The contracts were lot Satarday for the xopalring of the Institution for the deaf and dumb, the carpenter work belng giv- ento Herman & Brown, the cornlce work to B, Grahl, and the slate roof to R. L. Willlams. A good many slate roofs are now belng put on, the differ- ence In cost not being so great as form. erly. Mr. Willlams has just put a slate roof on to Mr, Camp’s new house, and s to put one on Mr. Miller's new housz, The poll tax collector has got his coat off and those who have not paid may ex- pect to be gone for In dead earnest. He has served a large number of notices, and as some do not seem to think the notice needs any special attention, he propoes to punch up these dellnquents with a sharp stick, the law belng such that not even a man's shirt is exempt from eelzare if judgment Is obtalned, Two dollars of prevention Is worth nine dollars of coste, The clty council is now negotlating for the sale of the new patrol wagon to Omaha, Some of the aldermen of thav city were here Saturduy looking at it, and the price belng named as §600, went home to consult and report later. This wagon is ono of the best in the land and has never been rau, this clty at present haviog no more use for i than for a hand engine, It was built to eatisfy one of the msyor's notions, and the qalcker it is dfsposed of the better for the city, Aftor many hitches and drawbacke the clty councll has passed a new ordinsnce regulating common carrfers, It fixas the llcense at $10 a year, instead of §15, but Includes omuibuses and some other vehloles not before sabject to licsnse. The reduction of $5 on each license would make a total reductlon of about $225 In the clty's revenue from this source, as compared with last year, aud the licenses to be had from thoso not paylng license last year will hardly amount to one- P ——— THE DAILY BFE. quarter of the loss. This secms to be about the effect of the ordinance. The Councll Bluffs Herald nesrly splits, ita sldes langhing about the attempt of the Nonparell to slt on the fence In the pro hibltlon war, The old lady does present » ludicrons appearance, and has great difficulty In adjusting her skirts o that they will hang both sldes on the rall, without exposing her person, but the evenlng paper has no occaslon to smile, for 1t has about all It can do to arrange {ts canvas for the new tack glven 1tby the new man at the helm. He has veered out of the prohibition channel, and jost now seoms to be hesitating whether to go over Inte the other channel, or to steer for awhile batween the two. The pro- hibitlonlsts have doted on the Herald untll the new man bought it, and now they are dlsgusted because It will not ad vocate thelr cause, while others are equally disgusted because it will not say what it does advocate, It lsn’t In very safe shape to laugh too loudly. In shak- Ing its sldes over the old grandmother, it may tumble off the fence Itaelf, —— Tremendons Success, The man who makes the Hardman plano is & hard man to beat. The Muel- ler Muslc Co., 103 Maln street, only sold seventoen since June lst, o — A Grand Excursion, Arrangements have been made for a grand excursion to Colfax, on Tharsday, July 30th, leaving Councll Blaffs at 0:25, and arriving there In the afternoon, with leave for the excursionists to leave for home at any time they may choose. The fare for the round trip has been placed at $4.95. Thls glves the people of this vi- clnlty an_excellent opportunity to visit this popular and pleasant resort, and to have a merry time with very little ex- pense. Those desiring further partica- lars can obtaln them by calling at the tlcket office, No. 507 Broadway, or by addresslng S. S. Stevens, general agent Chleago, Rock Island & Paclfic, Councll Bluffs, JUDGING BETWEEN JUDGES, Aylesworih Fails to Get Onto the Dis- trict Bench, The judiclal contest has at last roached a declslon, Judge Locfbourow being al- lowed to remain on the dlstrlct bench, and his majorlty over Judge Aylesworth being fixed at fourteen, The judges in rendering the decislon denounced the tampering with the ballot boxes, shown by the evidence, but still held that enough votes could be shown up by the evidence to make Judge Loofbourow’s msjority as stated, which Is about seven less than the officlal canvass. Judge Aylesworth proposes to appeal to the su- preme court, but whether such an appeal will be entertalned or aot Is a question. The matter of costs remalns to be fixed also, and the court will meet next Friday in Des Molnes to adjust this, it belng supposed that Judge Aylesworth will be called on to pay this bill, which is sald to reach to nearly $800, although others declare it cannot justly be half this amount, This declsion spolls the chances of the mayor appoint- ing Alderman Mynster to the superior court, as Judge Aylesworth will now continue to occupy that position. The disapointment to the mayor and his little circle of admirers will be greater than to Judge Aylesworth, as the positlon he now holds is In some respects better than the one he was struggling for, He is well situated, but the hungry mouths which were open for his eoup in case he should get the dlstrlct bowl, will have o look elsewhere for something to fill them., —— PERSONAL. R, F, Tharp, of St. Louis, is at the Pa cfic, W. D. Snyder, of St. Paul, is at the Pacific hous W. D. Laird, of Chelsea, Vt, is at the Pacific, D, C. Musselman, of Rivor Sioux, was in the city yesterday, J.H, Durtan and wife, of Mondomin, are at the Pacific house, 0, Walker, of Little Sioux, was a Council Bluffs visitor yesterday, ¥, H, Warren, of New York, was in the city yesterday going west. The Spetman family were to start from Turope for home yesterday, George Rudio came in off the road and spent Sunday at home with his family, Tom O, Carlisle, one of Missouri Valley's merchants, was in the city yesterday. W, F. Moor, . Batchelor and J, Fraser, of Pittsturg, Pa’, wore at the Pacific yesterday. Wade Cary returned yesterday from Bur- lington, V&, where his father died on the 16th inst. Mrs, C, C. Oaks, of Emerson, and Miss Birdio Strand, of Malvern, are visiting Mrs, C. A. Fox, W. 8, Case, manager of the Mareeilles manufacturing company, returned yesterdsy morning from the cast. O, F, Maxwell, who travels on tho road for an eastern corset factory, spent Sunday at home with his family in this city and starts out sgain this morning, W, C. Morgan, of the firm of Cocke & Morgan, s suffering seriously from what ap- pears to ba ivy poisoning, which he thinks he Rot while bathing at Spirit Lake, W, J, Jamison, one of the Chicago, Bur lington & Qaincy conducto s ronning be- tween this city and Oreston, will to-morrow remove to Creston with his family, By liv ing thore he will bo at home each other day on & lay-off, Joseph H. Kintz now wears a handsome gold watch presented him by an eastern tobaceo house for selling a large amount of their tobacco, Joe travels for Groneweg & Schoentgen and keeps orders flylog in to the house very livel —— Canvatsers are in the clty securing orders for Deoderlue, prepared by Dr, J, F. Hertzmann and E, L. Eaton, of Omaha. This disinfectant is ssid to be one of the the best in the market, and Invaluable for the elck room, In water cl sewers, low marshy places, and bad oders or gasses are to be found, The Unlon Paclfic has adopted it, and it has other very high recommen- datlons, It is & powder, and can be sscured In any quantity from a pound up to a barrel The office of the Hertzmann & Eaton Disinfectant company s at 1210 Dodge street, Umaha, THE DAILY BEE-~COUNCI BLUFFS MONDAY, JULY 27, 1885 BARRING THE BOARD. The Cemetery Question Sharply De- bated Before the Aldermen, J. L. RATEKIN, Farmers' EDIIIM!SLDH Store, 1 A J.8tevonson, pal Estato Dealer, 0, 508 FTRST AVE, Pralts, Confoctione: and Todases, POULTRY A SPECIALTY, 619 8. Main St,, HTighest market price patd for farm produce. Council Blaffy, Towa.) The Officials to be Taken to the Graveyard To-day. H. 8. WEST, —_— Drs. WOODBURY & S0 ity board of health has got th DB TR, 0 e The city board of health has got the No. 12 Pearl S, DENTISTS, ocemetery question in hand now, It haviog been Introduced to that tody by George F. Wright, who appeared before the board Saturday, and atked that the following Over Bes office| Particalar Atteation Olven) o the Prevervation of he Nataral Teoth Cor, Pear] St & 15t Ave, Ceuncll Bluffy, Towa, NEUMAYER'S HOTEL,) Wos, 208, 110 Broadway, Rates $1,00 1o $1.25 per day| Firet Olass Bar in connection,| Opposite Ogden House, . WRESTCOTT, Manufacturer of Trunks, Satochels, Sample Ca ete. Trunk-iopnlrod. No. 89 Pearl Bt eorner, of First Avenus. Real Estat Lown and Tarsrasen A FORREST SMITH, Fire Compantes Representl $22,000,000 of Assets. No 130 Main St. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE That you ean rely on, Money af Lowest Rates, MNATON & €0, No. 4 Pearl Bt. resolutions be adopted by the board: Whereas, 1t has been brought to our|| Ed. Wright J. J. BLISS, [ attention that an effort Is being made to ALy THR procure from the clreult c&r:lrél of ll;lis STENOGRA PH ER| Latest Styles of : county an Injunction for ng the —AND— aae : farther use of Fairview cometery a3 aflo 0 (0 Millinery & Notions, place for the Interment of the dead upon ||TyPe=Writer Always ab lowest pricns the ground that it Is a nulsance and dangerous to the health of thecommunlty; and, Whereas, It is the right and duty of the clty cvuncll as a board of health to make such regulations respecting nuls- Offee o, 618 Mynster 5t No, 828 Broadway, C. L. NEUNAS, MEAT MARKET. 1.1, KOBETICH, Fine Boot and Shoe Maker, ances and canses of sickness as it shall All kinds of | J“ld%" nooessary for the public health and Fresh and Salt Meats, No 225 Maln St b 4B POULTRY. ‘Whereas, We belleve it necessary for the public health and ssfety that Falr- view cemetery should be allowed to re- main undisturbed. Therefore, be It Rerolved, That the common councll of the city, actlng as a board of health of said clty,condemns any attempt to Interfers with the present use and management id cemetery, that it ls the sense of sald board that sald ceme- tery is admirably adapted both as to its locatlon and as to the nature of ita soll for burlal purposes, and that the state- ments that sald soil 1s so porous as to No. 799 Main Street, (Council Blufts, Towa, Dr. W, L, Capell, Special attontion glven tol of Wemea and Chrenlo Dissases, CONSULTATION FREE, Office in Dohany's| Opera House. EVERYBODY'S STORE. D1y Goods, Groceries, Flowr, Feed, oto., Dt ALWAYS AT THR iLowest Market Price,| Oor. of Mals azd Nizih Ave.,| Commonly knows s EVERYBODY'S STORE, ARTHOR LEFEOVITS R, L BKILES, No, 104 MAIN ST, All kinds of Trults, Confeetionery & Clgars, The cheapest store and| the best stock of Frults. allow water to penetrate the graves there- in and percolate through to the wells and waterways of the clty, and that noxlous aud polsonvus gases eecape from sald cemetery and are med in the atmos- phere causing sickness and death, are unfounded in fact and unworthy of con. eideration, Alderman Mynster opposed the pas- sage of the resolutlon on the ground that the matter was in the courts, and should be decided there without any in- terference on the part of the board, It Boots and Shoes AT LOW PRICES, : 102 Mlaln Street, Counell Bluffy, In, CHICAGO MEAT MARKET| JOEN RVERS, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meat, BOLOGNA CAUSAQE, Grandy & o, City Drag Store, Fine Cigars, Tollet Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc. A, P, Hanchott, M.D, ‘831430080 doveg puv oping g'uz:r.\rm: exopry Physician & Surgeon,| Council Bluffs ‘qHOIS 800 VI KOISOH [l INCE U ) 2104 p. m RESIDENCE: No, 120 4th SLINTA TIONNOD street, foro 9 1974 n0K neqML Telephono No. 10, Mandemakers & Van, P, 0. MILLER, ARCHITECTS, Wall Paper and Decoratlons CORTRACTORS Palats, Olla & Varalshes, AND BUILDERS, No. 13 Pearl 8t,, No, 401 Upper Broadway. - E.C.SMITH, JOHN J. KURTZ, General Agt, 6 Yok Lib Jnsurance PHENIX el Meat Market. B 508 Brosdway.—Up) stalrs, Cor. Maln azd Stery Ots. e L GILINSKY, New and Second Hand FURNITURE, Staves and Household Goods, At Lowest Prices Choapest Btore o Town, No. 638 Broadway, Council Blufty, o TAYLOR & CALEF, Fancy and Staple GROCERIES, Bort 1ize fn the City, No. 638 Broadway, Gouzcl] Blafh. D. GOLDSTEIN, Pawn & Loan Office, 228 Broadway, GREAT BARGAINS In Unredeemed Goods, J. L. FORMAN, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Guzs, eto, leaked out, however, In response to a Artloles, Eto. Lard, Dried Beef, etc, 5 question of Mr. Wright, that i the trus- | |prescriptions a Spectalty, No. 625 Matn Strect, No. 164 Broadway, tees of the cemgmrky would 3"';! a rl';h; No. 21 Matn 81, st Docr 8, of 8t Jo, Houso., Opposite the Ogden House fited of way thrcugh the grounds for a roa . L iy opening up some suburban property that Union Iron Works F.P,Belllnger, M.D, UDEll & DAY. the injunctlon suits would be dropped in Baltoa G P y sl"geun e five minutes. This declaration on the part of the alderman corroborated the theory that all there {5 in thls fight againat the cemetery is based on a real estate scheme and for money making purposes. C. R. Scott, who has taken a lively In- terest in trying to have the cemetery suppressed, addressed the board at length, and corrected Alderman Mynster, and trled to remove the impression that the Injunctlon suits would be dropped if the right of way should be given as de- slred. He used his most sarcastlc vo- cabulary In treating the matter, and did his best to scald those who had any speclal respect for old settlers. He had not lived here for hundreds of years, and he did not belleve that 8 man who tad done so had any more right, or were any more benefit to the clty than the new born babe, which had never opened its mouth., He denounced the old settlers, and pictured the city as belng given over to death and dlsease, and avowed that he should warn all new comers not to In- vest In Council Bluiis, so long as the preeent condition of affalrs remained, Mr. Haldene ehowed that he had fully as sharp a tongue as Scott, and he dressed that gentleman up in a very amusing manner. He referred to the statement that he had not lived here for hundreds of years, and remarked that If Scott had ltved here for many years he would prob- ably be the only one left In the clty. He admltted the trath of Scott's statement that a bape before it had opened its mouth had as much rights here as any of the old settlers, and remarked that some and Physician E) d_Ear Surgery a %) -n‘vfltl'll i ty. 500 Broadway, Up-statrs estdence 637, 6th Avenue Oor. 7th 8k SWANSON MUSIC €O, Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS all kinds of musical instruments. Pianos and organs sola on the installment plan. Musical nstru. ents of every description tuned and repaired. Having over 14 years experience in the busincss we fee confldent of giving the best of ea Remembcr the place. Sign of the gilt orzan 820 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA KIEL SALE STABLE Keep Horses snd Mules constantly on hand which we will sell in retail or carload lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Pricos roa- sonable Satlsfaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER « BOWLEY Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Council Bluffs, N. J. SwaNsON. staction. $1 000 REWARD For any case of Kidney o liver disease or dyepepsia. rheumatism, or any diseasa indndced by & lack of native power, that cannot be cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electrio ‘elts and Appliavces. No, 30, Fourth St.,, Council Bluffs, people were a great deal better for a com- AGENTS WANTED. maunlty before they opened thelr mouths Col. Sapp and Capt. Hight both urged | round, To Loan, For Sale, To Ren ARPET COMPANY the board to take no action, but to leave | g, eto., will be inserted in this column 1t to the courts. o of TEN COENTS PER LINE for he firat Insertlon City Auditor Burke spoke on the other | snd FIVE CENTS FER LINE for each sabsequont in- ride of the question, He had no doubt ‘;:-. Leave advertisomonts a4 our offie, No. PECIAL NOTICES maly bt SPECIAL NO l cuuucu_ BLUFFS but that tho beard of health was the e EIosANAY) proper body to conslder the matter, for the law creating the local board of health [ 1= = e WANTE CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G00DS Rugs, Ete., Ete. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a distinctly mado that body the judge of | W Giiirs huui apys: ~b. Gra, 101 and 105 what constitated a nuisance, and what [ Broadway, Council Bluffs. dld not, It was not only the privilege, but the duty of the bosrd to look Into the matter, and 1t had the authorlty to | dectde 1t. There was a great deal of sharp talk, and after the board had got pretty well tired out, it was declded to visit the cemetery in a body at 10:30 this morn- ing, aud look over the ground, and then to meet this afternoon to hear such evi- dence as should be presented. — ——— Dr. West, dentlst, over Bzk office. 7AxTED ~First-class waiter immediately at Louie & Metzger's, 525 Browd way. 11 North Eighth stroct, onse raised and lot flled! restaurant, ice house, tenement house, four cottages, barn, 80 fruit trees,3 acies grapes, 15 boate, etc. A fne resort, £00 feet oein river, and 120 foct above S —— Substantial abstract of title and real || estate loans. J, W, and E. L. Squires, 102 Poarl street. — —— Sunday Morning Fire, About 3 o'clock yesterday morning the fire depariment was called out to suppress flames In an unoccupled brick dwelling house on Seventh avenue near Eleventh street, The cause of the blaze is not known. About 6 o'clock another alarm was sounded, caused by the rebreakling out of the fire, it not having apparently been well pat out the first time. Be tween the two scorches the house was pretty well demolished. At the second alarm No, 4 was the only cne to put on any water, No. 3 respondiog to box 15 {nstead of box 25, and No, 1 not getting there at all. 1t looks as if No. 4 was o gvan & Walker. dolng some work, even if the chief does city, § 1o 1Ands aad be not think it worth while to glve thoae | proved securits! * Beautifal store room at low rent. boys any of the cigars or other contribu- & Walker, ti>ne made to the department, — Read Judd & Smith's offer o roward in another column, R SALE—Lands 1mproved Aad_unimproved. 1t you wanta farm In western Lowa, Nobraska or Dakots, lot us hoar from yor Swax & WaLkaR. NOR BALE—Houses, Lote and Land. A. J Stopb enson, 608 First avenue. , b 10, b 18, are hotels in diff- o salo or for trade, 2 188, special bargain; 400 a imrroved farm worth 215,000, price for a short ti 000, will trade Walker. facturing _estah- ock f dry oods, groceries and hardware, 00d eastern Nebraska town Swecialty. Oar stock I the Largest in the West and is being continually replenished by merchandise in & good wostern lowa town, value 4,000, Wants an im proved farm i weetern Tows. _bwan & Walker. 2 k of hardware in Stubo Indiana, value about §4 000. Swan & Walker. stock of har ware (0 & live Nobraska or Land, value 32,000 & Walker, of ‘tgrlovitural implements snd_ shelt aro. valus about 5,000, wanie & g2od im Nvan & Walkor. for lan 206, all the lavest and choicest noveltles, 405 Broadway Council Buufis K. Rice M. D, CANCERS, chnfhtn dmeth s oy, itoss tne CHRONIC “DISEASES, ot at winas a spectaty Ctice No. hardware ina live western 'a town for cheap lands, value §6,000. Bwan Ewailer " ity AT oo hrlck block, renta well,fn a live coutral 01,000 | B Ta oo o Seamin with wenare stack of ds, wants an im farm, value; building 000, goods 87,000, & zalker. valued 83 000, in cne of the b 000"k of clowei ern Tows, for §6, & Walker, lant., Sean & Walerr, R —— s and clothing Fine new selectlons of 50 cent music towns 1 Neb., books, also choice selectlons of 5 and 10 cent mutic at Muelle 103 Main street. Over thirty yeara practical experience. 5, Peatl street, Council Blutls #ar Consultation free. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL BLUFLS, IOWA, NilpS0ot, Foene 7ard 8, Bbvpait & b Wil aihetioe m S1etoare e covr R. SCHURZ, Tustice of the Peace OFFIUR OVER AMKRIOAN BXPRESD POUNGThE BRURRS. (OWA i will pay : Gifere fowa for e — Bound for Blair, Dr. J. Palmer (Lone Wolf) returned Saturdsy from Careon and Oakland, where he has been making It lively for the Inhabitants, and this morning starts for Blalr, Neb. He will be accompanled by the *‘Lone Wolf Medlcal and Surgical Institute” brass bacd. Sloce this medical institute was started by Dr. Palmer at No, 504 Broadway in this city buslness bas been flourishing and the doctor now goes out in Nebraska to advertlse the instltution, ugs ¥100 frome500 to §700 dlot value 8200 iu 8 good ly wproved land., Swan & rticulars, write to or_call upen Swan & 1t you want t 8. & W. about it. FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Sixteon actes, ten fn fruif, slx 1o garden and timberland, six foow house, rtable, we sllin go.d tondition. o will tradefor Owaha prop- i V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Council Bluffs, wan & Walker, (free e N T SRR, BTORAGE (Real Estate, Insuran and Loan Agents, [Have $500,000 $o Loan om| 7 per cent Interost. Warekouse, Dohany's Old Hall, THE REMINGTON | tounolt S1aty, - 1o COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A/ Standard TypeWriter At the New Orleans Exposition, 1. The Jury of awards critically examined the varlous writing machines, and decided by a tw thirds vote to give the highest award to the ReixaTos. - The decision cf this jury was ignored bythe committoe of awsrds, and othier jurors were adde constituting anew jury. 8. Thissecond jury aléo critieally examined th® various writivg machir es, and made th first class gold medal, the highest award, to the Rexixarox Standard Type Writer, for “‘simpli bility, easc of manipulation and spesd.” 4. The report of shis jury wae made, delivered to and receipted for by the committeo of awards on May 20, 5. The members of this jury were n ver discharged. 6. No other fury examined the REsiNG1ox Standard Type-Writer at Now Orleans. 7. ‘Lhe signers of th.s award arc honorable and well known gentlemen, Thelr addrosses are Chatles A. Morgan, sq., ecuthesn manager of R, G. Dunn & Co., New Orleans, Ex-Governor Frank Bacon U. 8, commssioner of Kensas, and president of the U. 8. board of commistioners, Chanute, Kas; Geo. A., Beaton, Esq., stenographer and secretary of the board of U. 5. commistsoriere, Columbus, Ohio. & The afidavits of these gentlemen and the history of the contest, which we are preparing In pamphlet form, we will e plessed to furnish on applicati.n, The fcllowing is the report:— The Wor!d's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exp:sition, New Orleans. Jury report. Application No. 815; group 6; class 614, Competition. The undersigned jurors in the above entitled clase, baving carefully examined the exhibit made hy E. Remington & Scns, Hlicn, Now York, and all comy ofing exhibite, concur in recommending the award of & first clags medal for the Standard Type-Writer, for siwplicity, duralility, exseof man‘pulation and spoed. Dated this $0th doy of May, 1885, GEO. BEATON, CHAS, A. MOKGAN, FRANK BACON, Laurors; WIKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 830 Broadway, New York. Chicago Ofce, 85 Madison St. C. H. SHOLES, Agent, Council Bluffs, lowa, Brick buildings of any kind raised olr ml(;ved n]ndd satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufla — . SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St,, CounciL Brurrs, = - = lowa, Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Sui A apest possible prices. Suits to order in latest styles at cheapeat possible pri R 205 Main L., Councli Bloff Toe PE@ENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 4 Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 ¢ 506 Broadway, . . Council Bly» The ) 56 i the city, Everythiog served in first claw stylo snd The culy all uight houss T (N6 €Yy sud cold lunchos always ready. P! HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. !