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Ja 31
Thureclay Morning , i
COUHCIL BLUFFS.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
B Cankt - - - - - - - JO cnt pet Wfek
ttf Si - - - - - - tw-00 i1 * * Yc
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh pago.
Cheap railroad tickota at Bushnoll's.
Revival meetings continue with in-
crowing interest at Iho Baptist church.
ROI.T.BR SKATIH Vineyard , Honoly
and other styles , at Brackott's , 221 and
226 Broadway.
The A. 0. U. W. yesterday nont a do
nation to the Homo of the Friendless , of
1 .sandwiches , etc. , which were leftover at
\ . Ihoir anniversary Tuesday night.
A Mrs. D. A. Benedict's store , on Broad
way , is being enlarged and greatly im
proved , both in appearance and convenience -
nionco , ao as to accommodate the largely
incroasnd stock of hair goods and fancy
goods.
Complaint ia made by many that in
Iho opera house programme the cast in
printed in too small typo. Otherwise it
makes ft very respectable appearance.
Wo would suggest this part bo printed in
larger typo , so these wishing to read it
can do so.
George W. Hawley and Mias Grace
Greenwood , both of. Silver City , Iowa ,
wore married yesterday at the PaciGc
house parlors by llov. J. O. Lemon. The
young couple are from prominent familioa
in the farming district. Their parents
and a few friends were present to wit-
ncsa the ceremony.
Four boys giving their names as Peter
Bilgor , Jo Bonnet , William Miller and
Oscar Spink , were arrested by Marshal
Jackson yesterday for burglarizing the
now opera house. It appears that two
revolvers and flomo smaller hits of stage
property were taken , entrance being
gained by a basement window.
Sheriff Cannon , of Memphis , Tonn. ,
came ever from Omaha night before last ,
with the two priaonorii , "doctors" Turnoi
and Hooves , intending to take the morn
ing train for Tonnosaco. Yestordaj
morning , howovur , before ho got oft with
these follows application was made for i
writ of habeas corpus through Messrs. .
Sapp and Fusoy , their attorneys. Tin
caao will como off this afternoon , bofon
Judge Aylcsworth , at 2 o'clock.
Invitations to the grand opening ol
the roller skating rink , on Friday eve
ning last , are being distributed througl
the mail. The management began send
ing thorn last evening. They are a vorj
neat invitation , and Were printed n
Fryer's Boo job office , The committoi
ou invitations are Messrs. John N
Baldwin. Will A. Mauror , A. T. Elwoll
0. 0. Cook , J. A. Wheeler , W. F. Sapp
Jr. , Frank Cook , J. C. Mitchell and F
S. I'uBoy.
Constable Fox started out yesterday tc
arrest a young follow named A. Perdu ,
who was wanted for disturbing the peace.
Ho spied the youth standing on the cor
ner of Broadway and Main , but tin
young follow ran and Fox after him
Fox ycllod to him to stop or hovoult
shoot , and a man dartnd out of the allo ;
nnd ran down'Main street for dear lifo
What the man was afraid of is no
ii known , but at last accounts ho paaso <
the K. 0. depot nearly out of breath bu
atill running. The boy escaped also ,
The Olonwood papers are loud in thoi
pralao of the recent looturo of Rev. J. G
liomon at that city. The Gazette speak
very highly indeed , and the Journal nays
"Thoso who attended the looturo of llov
J. G. Lemon , on 'Absurdities of Science ,
at the opera house , on Thursday evening
expressed themselves as well pleased will
his discussion of the subject. Mr
Lemon is a brilliant orator and has provoi
himself master of the subject dtscuosoc
by him. On next Thursday evening i
continuance of the looturo will bo given
when vo hope to see this talented goutlo
rain grouted with the crowded house hi
deterrci. " Theao are the same lecture ;
which wore s eagerly listened to hero
and created BO much comment.
1'rivato lessons on china given by 8
D. llohso' . Htudio No. 13 1J. Mail
atroet.
ORUMBS FBOM OEAWFOBD
A Crazy Swede AUcuipU Bululdc /
; Young Man Found
in Jndlanu.
A Swede named Lofquist , who belong
ia Sao county , while viaitSug SIrEnbert ;
of Stockholm township , Crawford coun
< y , bocaino crazed on religion , ho havin
Loan attotiding seine revival inuotiuge
On returning homo from ono of then
meetings ha look a large poukot-knifoan
cut kiwrist badly , and then attompte
to kill himself by cutting his throat , A
tat reporU ho was btUI ulivo , but iu
critical condition.
SOIBO inoutlui a o A young nmn , an a <
quainUuco of Kftm. Porrj1 , of Wathiiij ,
too tovToship , visited him for n day t
two , aud Duddeuly disappeared. At tl
MKU tiruo an ovet-coat , > vntch , tlcevi
buttons , and other nrticlea belonsiuy 1
Mr : Parry disappeared. Sheriff Join
bfl n on the hunt for Iho younj ; tna
audla t vr ek captured 1:1
, Indiana. He hoi but
b ok , and wived cixajmnalioi
BO will have hie trial at the Man
of Uia distriat court. -
* . Bryan , draHinaker. Outtii
. CO * 8. Main t.t up Btaini ,
Hr. A. A. PAMOIUI Mt U wa
WARD WARDENS.
They Decide to Hare Another Test of
the Water Worts ,
The Offioo of Oity Jailor Created ,
Contracts Ixt for Street "Work.
At a special mooting of the city coun
cil , hold yontorday afternoon , bids were
opened for laying brick aldowalk and
curbing Broadway between Klgbth nnd
Klorcuth ntrcota ,
John Ilamrnor proposed to do the
work for $2.115 a foot , but not specifying
the quality of stone , except that it would
bo in accordance with advertisement ,
which makes it equal to Sagotown or
Fort Collins.
The bid of J. & O. T. Wickham , for
doing the work , was § 2.4B a foot.
Chris. Strimb proposed to do the curb
ing from $1.05 to S1.1B per foot , according -
ing to quality of stone , and the brick
work at $1.10 a foot.
The contract wan awarded to John
Hammer , on condition of the work being
done by Juno 1st.
A proposition waa received from Kay-
mend A Campbell to build the Madison
street bridge , 70 feet long , the samokind
of a bridge as that at Bryant street , for
51,875.
Alderman Jamoa morcd that commit
tee on ntroots and alloys bo authorized to
entur into a contract with llnymond &
Campbell to build a bridge at Madison
street , and also to repair the Broadway
bridge and the bridco at Eighth avenue.
On motion of AJdorman Wood , the
engineer and committee on streets and
alleys were instructed to have the pilot
on upper Broadway driven down to within
four foot of the water line and the
crooked ones cut off and now ones put
in their place , and that they also make
such othur improvements ai may be
necessary to protect the banks.
Alderman Keating , of the committee
to whom was referred the reorganization
of the fire department , reported in favoi
of retiring both steamers and Bulling ono
alno distributing the hose carts in differ
out parts of the city ; selling whal
horses are not needed , and cutting dowr
the employes as far as possible ; ouo hos <
curt to bo located on Upper Broad
way where the present heel
and ladder company is , tin
latter being located in the engine hous <
by the crook ; ono hose cart to bu locatec
near the Crystal mills on Main street
ono located by the Coy house on Broad
way , and the present two horse hosi
cart located in the engine house by tin
crook.
Aid. Siodontopf objected to the roper
an to indefinite. Ho did not believe it
laying both steamers off duty. Ono migh
bo needed even with the water works.
On the otoor hand it was olnimcc
that there ought not to bo so much expense
ponso for a fire department while tin
water works are running.
The matter was finally laid ever unti
the incotingfor next Monday evening.
Alddrman Keating said that there \ra
a dcsiro among many citizens , and , aa h
understood , also by the water works com
pany , that another test bo made of th
water works. Ho therefore moved tha
such test bo made , in the presence of th
satno committees as before , at such tim
aa the water works company and th
mayor shall ngreo upon.
Alderman Siodontopf suggested tha
before another test bo made tlicro sliouli
bo Boino agreements as to heights ss ;
ono stream should "bo by the Mothodis
churchono by the Bloomer school build
ing , etc. , so that the hoighta can b
measured.
Mr. George T. Wright suggested tha
theodolites could bo used at other pointe
Tho'following points were selected fo
the toata :
The Methodist church , Bloomer schoc
building , court house , Harknoss Bros
store , Empire Hardware company's build
ing on Main street.
For teats on the high elevation , th
high school vras chosen for ono and th
other to bo on Madison street.
It wau also decided to have the test
made through ouo inch nor.zloa , strict ! ,
iu accordance with the eontraot , iustcai
of an inch and a quarter nozzles aa be
fore.
fore.Tho
The motion of Alderman Keating
amended HO as to embrace these suggest
ions was then carried.
Attention was called to the fact thn
loads of wood obotiuotcd the streets. I
was decided to use the vacant lota between
twoen the two city buildings , for th
standing of hay and wood wagons. Th
comrnitttio on streets and alloys , was nu
thorizod to ( ill up and level off the loU si
as to wako them suitable.
Tito ordinance providing for a cit ;
jailor and fixing his salary and definin
his duties , waa read for the eocon
time and amended. The salary wa
fixed nt $00 A month , and li
is required to reside and sloop at the jail
and BOO that it is kept open at all hour
The jailur is to bo appointed by and wit
the advice and approval of the council
The rules were suspended and the ord !
nance passed.
The city clerk was authorized to au
vortiao for oalo at public auction , Fobri
nry 9 , the old city building on Broac
way.
Council than adjourned.
Mrs. II , 1'rloduiau will leave to-day on
trip to Chicago , DosMoIuen and several othi
Cltltfl ) .
Mrs. John HpponeUa , who has been mi
for Ing for Home ilmo ynst with iionralngla , hi
had toreral tovoro attacks o ( lato.
Dr. A J , Cook IUVM pouo to Nebraska ( or
few daya on business , expecting to rohu
Saturday ,
7s' . 1) , Slumlord and wife , of Avoca , we :
In the city ycutenlay.
Duliurjuc , Ditto.
A few days ago TUB Br.u publishc
letters from the city olorks of varioi
cities iu Iowa , of 10,000 inhabitants au
upward , all stating that in their oitii
the coat of filling stroota is paid for 01
of the general fund , instead of beit
taxed up to the abutting property , as
done | iuro. Not a city iu Iowa OH y
heard from , is doing us Council Bluffs
now doing. Yesterday another city vn
heard from as follows :
B-onugoK , Ta. , Jimuary 28. Tu rep
to yours , I would sUtu that all gradti
of streets and alloys is done at the c
psuso of the city , but all other jmprov
J wonts aroueewed to the aVuttlug pro
*
erty , such s paring , curbing , guttering
and macadamising. The ordinance au-
thomlntf the treasurer to sell property
for special assessments for improvement
of streets was passed in 1873. All such
improvement must first bo ordered done
by a resolution of the council which
must bo adopted by a two-thirds vote.
Wo have had nolitigation upon thU'qucs-
tion , Yours ropoctfully ,
Jens W. HAIVJX ,
City Uocoidor.
PRACTICAL PIETY.
What the Home Has DODB for
Woman ,
Another Onno HUH 1'cnrtlng ,
Aim ant daily some instance comes to
light illustrative ot the work being done
by the Homo of the Friendless in this
city. An interesting one is now given as
illustrating not only the need of such an
institution , but the practical and success
ful manner in which it is meeting thii
need.
need.About
About six months ago there was
gathered into the homo a young woman
who was in a aad condition , indeed. In
the face of approaching motherhood ,
without the title of wife , with no friends
nor money , nnd the man who was
the cause of her disgrace and
her ruin turning coldly from her ,
aho had n brightness to look back to ,
and no hope to look foroward to. It
was in this critical period of her lifo ,
when many a young woman has yielded
and sought death , that she found shelter
in the Homo. She haa been there cared
for , time , money nnd comforts being bestowed -
stowed upon her , until , from a financial
point of view , it Boomed that the heart
of the management was running away
with the judgement. After nursing the
young woman back to life , from
a very severe and complicated illness ,
attention waa then paid to the task of
hunting up the young man who had
caused her ruin. Rev. J. G. Lemon ,
the manager ofthe house , kept after him
and finding that ho had disposed of hie
property for the purpose of evading any
forcible payment of money , correspond
ence was opened with his relatives.whc
were well-to-do , and the situation laid
before them. Aa a result of this noraiot-
oncy and correspondence , the young
man's relatives have forwarded to the
Homo the aum cf 8200 to pay foi
the expenses of caring for the gir
and to provide her with care until slu
waa nblo to leave the Ilomo. Thia amounl
will offset the expense the Ilomo hai
been to , ao that vrhilo doing a great wort
for the young woman and relieving hoi
distress , the affairs of the Homo are sc
managed that the peed work does nol
como as a heavy drain on the charitable
contributions of the citizens. The poli
cy is to make these pay for such care ai
have been the cause of the Buffering I
took persistency , pluck and tao
to make these parties como to timi
and pay for caring for th (
poor girl. It was not until the stronj
arm of the law was invoked , and an attorney
tornoy hired to son to the caao that tin
chock of § 200 was forwarded to thi
homo.
ANOX11KU CASE
which ia now being attended to is tha
of another peer woman who is boini
cared for at the homo. It appears tha
she has still some 8400 duo her from ai
oatato , but tho.administrator haa booi
holding back the money which aho ni
muuh needs Stops are being taken t <
recover this money and with good pros
poota of success.
As long as this kind of work is bcitij
done by the homo , there certainly can b
no idea entertained that sickly sonti
montoliant prevails. Practical sort o
piety it is indeed , which , while lookiiij
uftor the immediate wanta of the dis
tressed , plans and works for their future
Such instances ii/apiro confidonc
among the business men especially , am
hence they contribute oo freely. Thi
institution is fast growing up to its idcn
of not being a moro local institution , bu
ono of state importance and n ofulness
and runa beyond the bounds of state
At Olonwood much interest has bcei
stirred up among the businous men , urn
there is talk of organizing a local bean
thoro. The institution as thus rcachinj
out is becoming of moro and moro valui
to the city nnd to weatorn Iowa.
COBIMEUCIAlA
COUNCIL OLurru MJ.UKCT.
Whont No , 2 Hprluff , 05c ; No. 3 , COo ; rejected
joctodI5c ; good demand.
Corn l/onlora are pnyiug 33o for old con
and -Oo for ii < * w.
Oata In Rood demand at 22q.
Hay 100@0 00 per ton ; COo'por bale ,
Jlye 10@15o.
Coin Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prlcoa at yarda , C 00c (
700.
700.Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; nuft
5 00 jx > r ton
IJuttor Plenty nnd iu fair demand at 20c
croaniory , 35c.
Kgg lu peed demand at 20o per dozen.
Lord I'slrbank'u , wholesaling at lie.
1'oultry Heady eoloj dealer * are paying fo
chlclcona 8oj turkey * , lUo.
Vegetables rotatooa , 40o ; onions , 40o ; call
bage , none in the market ; nppleu , ready sal
at 3 00@3 M for prlmo Ktock.
Klour City Hour , 1 C0@4 00.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz.
LIVK BTOCK.
O.ttUo-3 00@3 M ; calves , fi 00@7 60.
HORS Local i > * kera are biiYllr ) [ now an
there U ( food demand for all Rradoa ; cholc
ptokitig. n Snfflfi rr ) ; i Ucd. 4 755 ( 25.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. 8cuil | oJ urtliioiuonU , ( Holi u Lo
Found , To Loan , for Situ , To Kent , WanU , Bean
Ing , etc. , will bo Incerted In thU column at the to
rate ot TICK ChNTH rUll MNH for the ( lret Inwitlc
l nvi : CKNTH I'KIt UNK far tuch oubjcqucut ti
artIon. fjDtat > uhcrtlMUiuntt itourofflco , No ,
IVntl Htri'ci , netr Urondw v
WAITTa.
- llojHh | n > , to d < Uvr 'Jti UM.
\\fANTKU Kipetlonced dining n > om Kl'l Wairi
II fl ( , l > vr inoutu , Cgdcil lluuie , Council DluB
0 B.
. - \ Iwty in Countil Blunn to taV
WANTF.U-K\ory by carrier ut only twonl
oanli
KD AtfooJhouio , In ntcv Uca'lon ' , vll
thnour four rooms. AdJteM box to. . vo , Hi
W ANTEP-A irood IntelllBent b y , about iByta
ot tue , toltaruatrade. Appl > at the llm
I'oarl > tiett.
U ) PAl'KlW-1'or Bala at I ) offloo , at
O a humlroil.
TtOlt HKNf An tli'jrantly fornl hnroomK | (
JL' iwutrol. Iteluieiuva ittiulrcd. AddrvM A , ,
S
OK HAI-K-Houio No. Ttt lUirlion itn.tt ai
F Mir ulot ) , 3.V
FOU UAt.K Ono lir/o urr l hone , w.hrht 11
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yB liounJj , SjtmoU. A. J. MaiuM , 3i llrua
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1.1 QTOVK8 I h ro a lev cook au4 beatic ; rtor l <
I O on r.vhlch I ntll cloio uut at great icductln
> -A | 3 J ! t.iUL .
RUBBERS !
Ont speech ia short , but to the point. Uest Chicago discounts every day in the
year on
JULapi
AND ARCTICS.
Goods WARRANTED as good aa ANY in the market. They are made by the
NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO.
Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and
EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders.
Or second quality Boots wo are introducing are better than many so-called firs
quality , and wo givn a largo EXTIIA discount on them.
Z , T. LINDSSY & CO. ,
12 Broad-wav , Council Bluffs Iowa.
MA7NE & PALMER ,
Et
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK 'AND BARREL UUC , LOUISVILLE AND PORTTAND OEUHNT , MICHIGAN PLASTEll , UAIR
AND SEWKll 1'IPE.
tfo , 039 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH &
LEADING MERCHANT TAILOKS ,
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
Tn"P"KT TAT TATTJ"n ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OK POTTAWATTAMIK CXJUN-
UUH1N VVi JjxLLItJJ , TY COLLKC110N AOf CY. OIIlco comer Broadway Bnajlalnatroot.
JOHN BENO & CO. , IB GENERAL M.iln street MERCHANDISE. and 17 Pearl Btrett.
CUESTON HOUSE.
MAX MOEN , Hotel , 217 otid SID Main nticet.
JUlX. Ut JT. WjjLLlJll ) Corner Main and FIHh up-etalre. Renil'ence ! , 603 Willow avenue.
JUSTICE OF TIIE I'EACE ,
. SOHUEZ.JUSTICE Exprcm.
LIVERY AND FEED ,
S . Will contract tor tuncrcU at reqaonablo rates. 22 Fourth street
J. M. ST. JOHN & OO..CASH BUTEES ,
Draft by return moll. 140 Broadway ,
TTnmT MERCHANT TAILOR ,
IxUUIl ) Stock Complete. Bult made at roaaonable priced. No. 805 Main St.1
" Q 1W TTTT coNTUACTon AND BUILDEK ,
G"P > O I" ' JLJ-JJ. Corner 7th and Broadway. Tlans and epeclflcatlong fumlehod.
ME11CIIAKT TAILOR.
JAMES FB.ANEY , Artlftlo Work and reftaonablo charyea. 878 Broadway.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
LINDT & FAUT , Practice lu elate and federal court * .
SANITARIUM
\\l I KT T ATJTJn'P'T' ' ' ' JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE ,
VVliN J. AJjJjUJ.1 , Notary iniblleand Ofneral ConYeRnoor. . 41BBroadway.
TTnTTQ'CI ! SMITH & NORTON ,
HUUO l | Broad ay oppo lto New Opera House. Refltted (1 , fl.M pel day
A Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Coal
Doing loft ever , inuet bo Bold at your own prices. I need
T > C RS [ J
to fill contnicto. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
3ES. 31 3ED !
New Store , Freeh Goods , Low Prlcca and PoUto AttcndauU.
{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel ,
AS AN ECONOMICAL INSUKANOE ,
THE-EflOITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
OF WATERLOO , IOWA ,
In oontldercd tliolimt Jf.fiOOIn rasool death ; and $1 nooendowinoutnt thu expiration of ton jeare. Acso's
inonta [ mjobloaocordli.'tOHL'e. ) MtT. Olive Flllcylha agent will cull and explain the plau upon your re
iue t. iJlrect jour con rauiiicrxtlona to ) t < 4 VIuo Ut. Council lihiffn Iowa.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OP
I ALL PAPER AI HIM
Interior Decorations.
IK S. Pearl Street ami 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS
LIVE TO UAT. EAT TO LIVE.
AMD CAFE
,
Kd. OlUan 4M llroadnay , I Meila at all Houin.
Chef d'cuUlna Cuuncll ( lartliii a Specialty.
GRAND OPENING
OFTlir.NKW
Roller Skating , Rink
Corner Pearl Htroot anil Kllili Aienuc ,
Friday Evening Feb. Ift ,
Cliai > nun & Marteut , . . . Proprietors.
mH. \ \ H. . Daniels , the Champion Skater
> * WIUitllYK
Au Exhibition on This Occasion
Flit MUSIC WILL BE PROVIDED ,
W. VT , tlunui , Manajjir.
yo obJectlonaWo cU ctcr \ \ \ \ l aamlttod ,
R. Rico M , D.
CHRONIC' ' DisEAi& n-cim , ,
Go And
PIK T1IK
GREAT
MUSEUM
01 ?
Now on cxbllittlon nt Nn 317 llroaJway , ( or
uivnfroinu * m tolUp in. dtily , except Frld )
from 1 to 0 | i m , which U for ladle * only-on uhlU
Jay theiecturu vlUbeciven by o lady , d crlt > lm
all ilU'Ktlnif | xrtd of the buuiau frauui and all dU
taswidf thUJtrii.
ADMISSION t S3 cent *
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , M. D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SUE6EON
222 Kiddle Broadway , Council BluffB.
Smpkie Hardware Co
V
109 and 1114S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
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WHOLESALE DEALE113 IN
HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway , . . . / COUNCIL BLUFFS , IQVfA.
A T&nnnkC ?
LAJNJJo
Money Loaned , Furnished
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The only only hotel run on the European plan * in this city. Now building ,
newly furnished nnd all modern improvements , and ia centrally located.
PETER BECE TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
holesale Liquor Dealers ,
OP COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IR : m IM : o "v IE 13
THEIR BUS'NESa ' TO
Omaha , RFcTo. , January 1st , 1834 ,
HA VINO SECURED WEST & FRITCTER'S OLD STAND ,
( OPPOSITE COUET HOUSE. )
; i TO LOU m REAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots nnd Lands in the Comity.
MANUFACTURERS OF
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancj' Hardware. A large
line of extinordinarjr Fine Carvers.
T 504 Broadway , and 10 and
B. 12 Main Street ,
OCT83ME OF
I'erf FUMuj ' , , Ie t and Cheapest-fet'lne Llncu Collars and Cuffs.
716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FROM NOW -UNTIL FEB. 1 , W ILL-GIVE
ii
1
In all our Bocts aud Shoes , regardless o Quality. Don't miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
DR. THOMAS JEFFERIS ,
No. C23 Sixth a > onue , Council Bluff , Iowa.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
; TIIIRTT TKAKH A RHH.
1BEXT Of 0 < 3tT > CIIj ItLLIVII.
condltlocs dtacrlbed ) without
nuuHioDliiir. There are huDilreda of ultnctwa to the
fact that the blind are riwtorou , the tleaf made to
hear , aljo parali sis and rheumatiem ol months and
} card > tanilnir ) frequently cured In 20 mbiutetT time
th < oii'h | psjclilo mtamerio , spirit or ftoul forcv ,
"Tlicba thingwwere not done In u corner. "
TbooDly reliable iircnetiUthe and euro for ( llph-
thcrla known ( keep It on hand ) . Tha best ratarrh
remedy In ueo. Huiall | x > x prcuintature superior to
aocluatlon. Cverycasu ct lndl/e tlou ( di-np-pela )
cured time roijulrihl one to ix weeks. Old ulccru ,
oomiuouly calltiil cancvra remorcd without the use
olthekuile. In fact all acute aud chronic dUeatei
mirrrtufiitly truittxl ,
Ihe ruoordH of uorUlltv nhow that Dr. Jeffdtlea In
the moot lucooetful rractldoner ot rredlrliio In the
western countiy , HUgreuUit aurceoa loot bt-in In
paiwa that has b ltltj the eklll of otner Jortora , aa
well aa causing ileepalr aJiilllniuidAl rulu In uiany
cawa.
TEIU18 UEASO.VAI1LK.
No charge for connotation by letter or other rl e.
Ino'uaotauip ' where nntitcrs to Itttore are required.
lICBt klatt of rifernocii KHi-n.
tir I'enons free from couta.'lotu dUeow will be re-
ceiuJ Into LUlubtltuUol Health tor t.catuient.
JACOB BDI8. K. P. CADWELL.
SIMS&CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Ilaln Utrcet. I'.OOIM i aad bhujut & llo-
MaUon' * Block. Will practice in bUtu and wlfr.1
aourt *
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha nnd Council Blufij.
lUal eUto and colleotloo ac ocy , a OJd Fello i
JOSEPH
.tl
AND
GOAL
Corner Muln etmtaiid Eighth arcnue , GJUU
Blulla.
iTLowe t ratea ord prumpt delivery
WINTEOESORT.
BILOAM
CURE OR NO PAY
We uuivanteo tlie cute of the follov.in ? nainol die-
poarea , or no iiayi Ilhiumatlem , Bcrofula , Uloen.
Catarrh , a I Dluou and Mudkuuca , UriiwraU , Llvir
OoropUInt , Kidney and Bladder IHscaMw. Oout , Kin.
raUjlaand Abthmn , Tliego HprliiKH are the favorite
ret > crt of the tired ftn.l deblllcatad , aud ore the
FKK11LK LADUd HUf FIUENW ,
Good hotel , liver ) and Lathing uccomodiitlon both
ulntir and nuuimer. Locality highly pltturuciuo
and healthy Aoce > nlble by WatMth rallnay ,
KtonaorUB. U Q. , at Albaay. Ccrru onUtno
solicited , KUV. il. II. TIIOMI'SON.
TIIOMI'SON.g. .
Biloam Hprlng > , Oara , P. 0Qtntry Co. , Ho.
ANALYSIS
Bpedflo Orarity . . , . , . , , . 1.002S
Iluactlon . . . . . . . . 1'cuttiil
CurlmiiloAcId Has . xein. iwrKallou
Curbona'u IuJclum..i . . . . . . . . . M.V21 drain *
Carbonate Iron . , , . 7r4l
Sulphate ll ( 'timla . 3'lfl
Sulphate Calcl 'm . 1H8
Chloride boJjuui . . . . 7fiO
Sllllca . , . i.cca
Alumina . , , , . . ,0,010
Olttaulcund VoUtllciimtUr ami Ions . . . .1 , 469
Total ecli J pir gallon . , . ( ! 7,171
TU08. orncis , u. M. rvturr ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluff * Ia
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