6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONDAY , FEBRUARY 11,1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
OOUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , Fob , 11 ,
SUBSCRIPTION ItATES !
By Cittlct - - - - - - - cant * per week
By MM - - - - - - - - (10.00 i > cr Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
Council mooting this evening.
The circuit cmirt tncotu to-day.
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets nt Bushnoll'a.
The Council Bluffs Hunting club moots
nt P. J. McMahon'a ofllco this evening.
"Baby" Barnes nrrived in the city Saturday -
urday , but attracted little nttontion.
Ilia sensational days nro ovor.
A. Purdue , arrested for disturbing the
peace nnd for stealing nn nxo , is to have
n hoarinc ; before Justice Schurz Wodnea-
day.
Matrimonial permits wore issued Sat
urday to Alphonso Saxton nnd Isabella
McCrao , nlso to T. L. Woodward nnd
Ollio Wilcox.
Last evening the Presbyterians nnd
Congrogntionalists hold n union service in
the Presbyterian church , nnd will hold
similar services in that church during the
week.
Saturday was the day sot for the sell
ing at auction of the old city building on
Broadwny. Mnyor Bowman vrns out ef
the city , arid hence it was postponed ono
week.
Some of the Second wnrd citizens are
planning to call a meeting to talk ever
city improvements nnd consult ns to what
they had better do in regard to the com
ing alderman.
Jacob Kampf , the well-known resident
of Avoca , died at that place Tuesday last ,
after an illness of several weeks. De
ceased was aged 41 years , and had boon a
resident of Avoca for nine years.
0. N. Watorhouso drops a line to THE
Ben from Malvorn , saying that ho has
had his pocket picked , there being in his
wallet § 20 , two drafts , one for § 438 and
the other for § 300 , nlso two notes.
The ground between the city building
nnd city jail having boon prepared for
the wood vendors thoj are now compelled
to occupy it instead of standing , as usual ,
at the corner of Bryant and Broadway.
A very fleshy colored weman hailing
from Omaha , slipped on the icy sidewalk
in front of Baker's drugstore on Broad
way yesterday afternoon , and by the fnll
broke her log. She was taken to Mollie
Wallace's and there cared for.
The married ladies nro preparing for n
grand masquerade at the Ogden house
parlors at an early data , and are planning
to got elegant costumes from Chicago.
There are several trunks full of cos
tumes already at the Ogden , they belonging -
longing to the church choir company
which wont to pieces hero.
The Deaf Mute Hawkeye , Jr. , is the
name of the now-born journal nt the in
stitution. It is woo but bright , and is
welcome to a place nmong THE BEK'H
visitors. Its editorial favoring the re
moval of the institution to oomo other
city in the state is a little unkind , and
docs not moot the views of Council
Bluffs folks at all , but aaido from that its
columns afford pleasant reading.
The so-called lire alarm caused the department -
partmont to turn out Saturday , the regis
ter shoring / nine marks about the same
length , and ono about sixteen inches
long. As there is no sixteen , or cloven ,
or ninety-one , the boys could not make
any sense out of it. No fire has boon
heard of , and the alarm is surrounded
with the usual mystery. How long will
the city fool with such a system , or ,
rather , lack of system !
Some of the county papers have much
to say about Council Bluffs wanting to
burden the county with heavy taxes for
the benefit of the city. Council Blutfs
pays about one-third of the entire tax ,
and if the now court house and jail prop
osition is carried , will have to pay more
than a third of the cost , for the valuation
of property hero is increasing more rap
idly , and the growth is more than the
county at largo. This year Couaci
Bluffs will spend $300,000 on paving
nlono , increasing the value of property
much more than that amount , while
other great public improvements are being
ing made , nnd many private enterprises
started. If , with all this to increase the
valuation and the proportion of taxes
this city is willing to stand what wil
prove before the end of the ton yean
more than ono-thud of the on tire cost , i
seems that the country at largo had littl
ground to insinuate that the city is try
ing to burden the county for the sol
benefit of the city.
Hard man cu the Italso.
NBW YOUK , January 24.1884.
J. Mueller , Council Bluffs , Iowa
DEAII SIK Copy of TUB BUB received
Thanks. TJio letter from Mellor , Iloon
& Hendricks shows the position takoi
for the llardman pianos by nearly al
our agents now. Messrs. Dutton & Son
in Philadelphia , and White , Smith &
t Oo , , In Boston have demonstrated wha
could bo done in those cities , while you
yourself have had no mean success witl
our pianos and wo have yet to hear o
any single dealer who lias not had ( h
wry b < # t , success wjth them. Wo appro
, oiate your efforts for the pianos and trus
'you are doing all in your power to pu
It in the front rank , where it belong *
and that your efforts are devoted to tha
"n od. With very k indost regards , wo are
ASM sir , vwty sincerely yours ,
, Dowu.va & PECK.
SLUNG-SHOTS AND KNIVES ,
Two Mm Brothers-in-law Have a
Row at a Dance ,
Ono Slabbed Six Times I > v H'O Oilier.
On .Saturday night there wcs a dance
t the liouao of ouo Jim Goldtm ( not the
iin of inoit market nnd nldormnnic
amo ) , located south of the old "Wnhash
lopot. A bloody row was the exciting
vent of the evening , nnd , ns aovornl
rora concerned in it , the exact part
rhicli each took , nnd the amount of
laino nttachcd to each , it is difficult to
otormino. Ono thing in certain , to
tart with , nnd that is that Jim Crooks ,
no of the party , received six fltnbs by n
tcnifo , one cut being on hia right arm , the
itlior being about the left shoulder nnd
ido. Dr. Bellinger cared for the wounds ,
, nd thinks tlroro is no grpat danger to bo
pprohondcd from nny of thorn uulcaa it
10 one in the side , which is rather deep.
Crooks was arrcstod yoslordny on n
vnrrant sworn out before Justice Schurz ,
ho charge being for disturbing the pence ,
rooks , in turn , claims that F. M. I'hil-
ps , his brother-in-law , was the ono who
id the stabbing. It is chimed that
lioro liad boon some bad blood between
lioso two brothers-in-law , and that while
? hilips wan at the dance enjoying himself
yrooka nnd ono or two otliurs came to
ho house. They wore refused ndmis-
ion nnd the door locked against them.
? hon ono of the outside parties kicked
.own the ooor nnd the row begun. It is
aid that Crooks had n slung-ahot with
rhich ho began to pound up Phillips ,
vhen the latter pulled n knife nnd com-
noncod slashing , which caused Crooks to
ot up nnd got nwny as well as ho could.
Another in the party drew n dirk nnd
irandishod it nbont , nnd n brickbat was
mong the other weapons of offense and
lefonso shown up in the melee. Crooks
corns to bo the onlv ono seriously in
ured , however , during the row.
OOL , KINSMAN'S ' REMAINS ,
The Old Soldiers ot Council Blufl'H
"Want Tliuni
lioro.
A meeting of Abe Lincoln Post , G. A.
. , was hold Saturday overling , nnd the
olio wing action taken concerning the re-
noval of the remains ; of Col. Kinsman :
: IUAS : , The mortal remains of Col.
V. II. Kinsman , who died on the battle
old from \voundn received in battle while
ravoly loading hia regiment , nro about
o bo brought to this atato for final inter-
nont ; and ,
"WiiEUKAs , Ool. Kinsman entered the
rmy from this city in 181 ( ! , and this city
was his homo during his entire residence
n the state ; therefore , bo it
Jicsolvcd , That this post , composed iTi
> art of men who served with and under
3ol. Kinsman , and also of old personal
fiends nnd associate ? , respectfully and
arncatly ask that his remains bo brought
o this city for final interment.
Jicsolocd , That the post hereby tend
ra a place in the soldiers' burial lot in
Tairvionr cemetery in this city , for such
ntormont , and will take upon itself the
hargo of said remains nnd their final in-
ormont on their arrival in this city.
Jicsolvcd , That a copy of these rcsolu-
ions bo published , nnd that a certified
opy of the sumo bo forwarded to the
djutant general of the state without
nneccssary delay ; nlso that n copy of
tioso resolutions bo forwarded to Qon.
) . M. Dodge , and also to our represent-
tives in the Iowa legislature in the son-
to nnd house.
The following comrades woronppointod
, s n committee in conjunction with the
ifllcors of the post to carry out thoabovo :
John Fox , N. II. Campbell , II. Gonhoi-
mor , J. W. Kilgoro , W. J | llussoll , E.
't. Folsom , 11. JN.Morrinm.
Attest ; WM. Ilorai , 8. V. 0.
rurJ < AmiOTT , Adjutant.
PERSON AI/ .
D. II. Scott , editor mid publisher o ( the
A-dvoc tu , Grlswold , Iowa , favored THE BBS
with a call yesterday.
Mrs. Wright , of Oskaloosa , Is now with her
daughter , Mrs. , T , W. McCabc , wlfo of Letter
Dirrlor No. U. Jlra. JtcCabo has boon very
11 indeed , but now Is Improving , and la con
sidered out of danger.
Ifrs. Spear , of Council IJIuffo , vlsitod her
daughter , Mrs. William Marshall , this week ,
and Mru , Bkalth , who has boon quito aick.
Tabor Union.
N. O , Thompson , of Kockford , 111. , the woli
tnown innuufactnror of that city , Is hero vis
tin ? his son , of the largo Agricultural irmclilu
ery house of VauUrunt , Thompson & Co.
II. P. M. Ulrklnblno , father of Harry Dirk
Inbluo , the engineer of the waterworks com
[ > auy , arrived In the city yesterday morning
to witness the tests of the works to-day.
Mrs. Dr. Montgomery , who has boon vor ;
111 , Is now recovering rapidly ,
J. Tex , Now York , is at flochtolo'j ) .
W. A. Mills , of Plum Crook , Nob. , was
Paclfla liouso Sunday guest.
J. W. Torsluger , of Chicago , Is nt Booh
tolo'g.
Charles Eastman , of Chicago , was ouo o
Boehtele's Sunday guests ,
J. W. Hatton and John Welland , Carrel
merchants , Sundayod at the Ogdon.
II. W. Bowman anrt wlfo , of AtUntlo , wor
at the Ogden ycjtorday.
Stuart llogen , the famous finporsonatoi
Was at the Ogden yesterday.
T , L , Slocuin , an old raatdout of DesMolnei
spent Sunday at the Ogdon.
James Bradford , of Clove/and / , O. , arrlvot
at the PaclQo house yesterday ,
W. B. Cuppy , of Avoca , opont Sunday In
the Bluffs.
George A. Bailey , of Itoiuo , Now York , I
doing as the Komans do bt the Pacific house
Old Bottlers.
The call for an old settlors' mooting ro
suited in bringing together about thirtj
of the veterans. Saturday evening a torn
porary organization was formed by th
election of Hon. D. 0. Bloomer chairmai
and Spencer Smith secretary ,
A committee , consisting of Judge Cas
udy , D , 0. Dloomer , Goo. F. Smith , Sam
uel Haas and 0. E. Stone was appointed
to draft constitution and by.laws for
permanent organisation of an old settlers
society fur Pottawottamio county , all per
H83SK
oim to bo eligible to membcrsliin who
oltlcd in this county during or prior to
ho year 1854.
A committee , consisting of V. L Kel-
or , II. D. Amy , II. T. Bryant , A. J.
Jump , J. 13. Lewis and G. P. Smith was
tppomtod to prepare a list of names of
uch persons. Adjournment was taken
until Monday evening , Pobruary 25 , at
ho court-house.
UNOLE SAM'S ' HOUSE ,
llopnrt. of tlio Congressional Com-
mlttco Favoring Another Ap
propriation for Coun
cil ItlltfTH.
As has already been stated in TunBiiE ,
ho bill introduced by Congressman
? usoy for nandditionnl appropriation of
3100,000 for the government building to
) o erected hero has been favorably re
ported on by the committee on public
) uildlngs , the report prepared by Mr.
'usoy , who is n member of that commit-
,00 , being ns follows :
An appropriation of $100,000 was inndo
ty the Forty-seventh congress for the
mrchaao of a suitable site nnd the erec
tion of a building nb this place. Lots
mvo boon purchased nt n cost of § 14-
000 , nnd excavation for foundation of
juilding commenced. The former super
vising architect ( Mr. Hill ) has got up
ilana nnd spcciflcationefor ( n brick struct-
ire , baaed on n cost of § 80,000. Your
committee herewith attach the communi
cations of the present supervising nrchi-
uot ( Mr. Boll ) , the postmaster in charge
nt Council BlulFs , nnd the clerk of the
Jnitod Stntcs district nnd circuit courts
of the southern district of Iowa , showing
, hat the proposed building , in their opin-
on , would bo inadequate for oven the
ircsont wants of government nt this
) lace.
Council Bluffs is n growing commercial
city of 25,000 people. It has more than
loublod its population in the past decade.
Tt is the terminus of eight great trunk
trio railroads , over which pass the trans-
lontinontal mails of the country. It is
ho terminal points for ns many postal
routes , on which are employed twenty-
line postal clerks.
The postuflicoat present nt Council
liluir * rocclvoH nnd disburses of
government funiU annually 9370,000.00
: t ( nines munoy orders and postnl
notes 143,517.49
t pays munoy orilors nnd postal
notes 145,250.03
hlonoy deposited by other pout-
olllcos \ 41,132.01
Stamps sold 33,300 37
lox rents 1,293.50
timber of postal clerks 29
jocal'pUHtollica agents 3
tciilntored letters Issued 8,293
togistcrod letters received. , " . . . . 13,352
The supervising architect has aban-
lonod the idea of erecting the proposed
> uilding of brick , believing the brick
nanufncturcd in that vicinity unsuitable
or the purpose , lie has determined to
juild of stone , which will have to bo
.ransportod some distance by rail , which
will materially enhance the cost nnd ( if
; hp building is constructed within the
original appropriation ) curtail the capaci-
; y nnd accommodations of the structure.
Now , in the incipiency of the ontorpriao ,
when plans can bo readily remodeled for
additional room , without loss or delay ,
nnd in view of the business transacted at
; his point , both in the postoflico depart
nent and federal courts , with the certain
ncreasing business and demand for room
n the near future in n government build
ing nt Council Blufl's , your committee
doom it n wise policy and in the interest
of true economy to recommend the nddi-
; ional appropriation of § 100,000 asked
'or in this bill.
Painting done to order nnd lessons
Riven by S. D. Ruliso. Studio 12 North
Slain street.
street.ANOTHER
ANOTHER TEST ,
Tlio Wator-AVorio til Throw Streams
To-Uay.
To.day is the time sot for the second
'
9 cial test of the water-works. The Jol-
.owing nro the committees chosen and
liydrantu selected :
Alderman Win. Siodontopf , Citizens
Robert Rain nnd J. L. Forman ; first
test at Pacific houuo , second to&tat Union
avenue nnd Broadwny , third test at Fair ,
view comotory.
Alderman P. J. McMahon , Citizens J ,
M. Palmer and E. L. Shugnrt ; first test
nt court house , second test nt Eighth
street nnd Broadwny , third test at Fair
view comotory.
Alderman Alex. Wood , Citizens M. B.
Brown and V. L. Keller ; first test at
Methodist church , second test at South
Seventh street nnd Broadway , third test
at Fairview comotory.
Alderman D. F. F. Etcher , CitizonsP.
0. Do Vol , J. 0. Do Ilavon nnd J. F.
Brodbock ; first test nt Ilarknoos Bros' . ,
second test nt Sixth street and Broid-
way , third test nt last hydrant on South
First street.
Alderman M. Keating , citizens W. A.
Wood , A. 0. Graham , Charles S. Pease ,
first test , Empkio Hardware company
second test , Scott street nnd Broadway ,
third teat , last hydrant on South Firs
street.
Alderman W. 0. James , citizens F. A ,
Oouover , Samuel Haas , first test , Bloomer
or school building ; second , Main street
nnd Broadway ; third test , hydrant on
South First street.
The testa nro as before six streams , to
bo thrown from one-inch nozzles to a
height of 100 foot and on the third tos
two streams from the highest elevations
in the city fifty foot into the air.
i The first six streams nro from hydrants
at Pacific house , court hou o , Mcthodia
church , Harknoss Bros. , Empkio Hard
ware company and Bloomer school build
The sir hydrants of the second tea
are located : Union avenue and - Broadway
way , Eighth street.nnd Broadway , Sov
entli street nnd Broadway , Sixth stroo
and Broadway , Scott street nnd Broac
way , Main street and Broadway all 01
Broadway , nnd within a-short distance o
each other ,
The two streams from the highest ele
vations nro to bo thrown from Fairview
cemetery nnd the last hydrant on Soutl
First street.
Tramps in Marshall county take pea
session of school houses and deface schoo
books , nnd write obsconitj on black
boards.
Mrs , H , J , HilloB , M , D ,
PHYSICIAN & SUMEON ,
222 Ulddle Bro 4Tty , Council Bluff * .
Oat rfpooch ia short , but to the point. Host Chicago discounts every day in the
year on
ARCTICS.
Goods WARRANTED as good ns ANY in the market. They nro made by the
TIP'S ? CT\F
d JkE&bJu JL
Wo have n big line of SPECIALS nnd. an IMMENSE stock of regular nnd
EXTRA WIDE Boots nnd Shoes in nil niscs , ready to ship on receipt of orders.
TIBIIS
ff
Or second quality Boots wo nro introducing nro better than many so-called firs
quality , and wo givn a largo EX.T11A discount on them.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
12 Broadvav , Council Bluffs Iowa.
AND WOOD ,
BULK ; AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR
AN1 > SEWER I'll'E.
No , B39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFD , IOWA.
SMITH & TOILER.
Spring Goods LEADING MEROHAKT TAILORS , Just Received ,
7 and 0 Slain street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
, ooxjirxroxxj
THTTAT W SVTTOIINEY AT TAW. JIANAQEIl OF POTTAWATTAM1B COUN
JUJH..1N VV. TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office comer Broadwny undMaln street.
JOHN BENO & 00 OENEHAIi MERCHANDISE.
, , 18 Sfaln ntrcct and 17 1'oarl strent.
MAX MOHN. CKESTON HOUSE.
. Hotel , 217 nnd 219 Main etroek.
U.CV ) , J , JT. W.DLJ.Jj , Corner Main and Filth up-stalrs. Hcsldcnco , 609 Willow ftvonue.
soauEZ.JUSTICE OP Till ; PEACE ,
. . Oflleo ov r American Exprcsa.
S. S. WACTER.UVEIIY AND FEED ,
. . . Will contract for funcralo nt ruasonablo rates. 22 Fourth street.
J , M. ST. JOHN & CO..OASE BITTERS , fe urwto-ai.
Draft by return mall. 140 Hrondwav.
1 A PfiTJ TTnnTT MEUOITANT TAILOH ,
UjQ-VJUlJ J\.UUH > Stock Comi.icta. Bulta made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St. !
q. F. SMITH. CONTUACTOH AND BUILDER ,
. . . Corner 7th and Hroadw ay. Plans and upoelflcntlonB fumlahod.
JAMES FRANET JtKRCIIANT TAILOR.
, Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway.
TTATT ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
IJZllAiJLn Jamoa Klook. Vractleo In Btato and federal courts.
Q ! A "KITT A T ? ITT iVf Antl blltn " < " " > < > * 21 and 4M Broadway. L. Sovereign , I'rop. P. J. Mont-
OcLlNXXjClJb t U ill. gomory. if. U. I'liyslclan.
P'n\A/1 / "NT T A'R'RnTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
Jja-/VYJ-l'l Ui XVJJJJU JL JL. , Notary Publlo nnd Qonoral Convoyancer. 1S Broadway.
"RPTTPPP TTnTTQT1 SMITH & NORTON ,
XuJLI V JLlJ.uJ-1 JJ.U U KJJU | Broadway opposite Now Opera llouuo. Refitted { 1 , { 1.60 per day
A LARGE STOCK OF
At VEKY LOW riGUHES. Don't forgot I pay the highest price for
X3-S I
As I am compelled to buy to fill contracts.
S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
W. CALLACHER. , "
Now Store , Fresh OooJj , Low Prlcos and Polite Attendants.
{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel ,
AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE ,
THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
OF WATERLOO , IOWA ,
II cT.sIilcrcd tliolictt ? 2.COO In casool death , nnd Cl.OOO endowment at the expiration of ten yean. Aeso's-
mci ti | m\ntIo accuidlni ; toage. Mr * . Ollie llllcy Iho agent will call and otplain tliu | Ion upon your re-
fUc | t. Direct jour coikinuiucations to 11 Vine bt. Count'll UlulTa Jewo.
LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
On/tox-cx * to Tlio
1 . O lison Meals at all Hours.
Cliof d'cuUlno 1'artlcs a Specialty.
O.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
fALL PAPER
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street nnd 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
COMMERCIAL.
COUNCIL ULUIT3 UAI1KET.
\Vheat-Ko. 2 spring , C5o ; No. 3 , COc ; re
jected , 45c ; good demand.
Corn l/oalera are paying 33o for old corn
and 2o ( ! for new.
OaU In Rood demand at 22o.
Hay i 00@G 00 nor ton ; 60o per bale.
Rye 40@45o.
Corn Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds.
wood Good supply ; prices at yarda , 0 00 ®
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 60 per ton ; soft ,
BOOporton
Butler Plenty and In fair demand at 20o ;
creamery , 85o.
J-BK * In peed demand nt 25a per dozen.
'
Lard-1'nlrbank'i , wholesaling at lie.
loultry Koaaysalo ; dealers are paying for
chlclcenn lie ; turkeys , 14o.
Vegetables-Potatoes , 40cj onions , 40c ; cah-
"fKe , none In the market j apples , ready sale
at S 00@3 BO for prime tjck. !
Hour City Hour , 1 C0@4 00.
Brooms 2 05@3 00 iwr dor.
WVK UTOClf
'
Oattlo-3 00@3 W ) ; calves , 8 00@7 60.
JIoRs Local packers are buying now nnd
. Rice M , D.
CANCERS
CHRONIC
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special whcrtUemontt , such as test ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board-
Ing' , etc.111 be Inserted In this column at tbo low
rate ol TEN CENTS I'KK LINK for the ant Insertion
and FIVE CENTS 1'KIl LINK for each subsequent In-
sortlon , Lcava crtlseraents at our office , No. 7
1'earl Street , near Broadway
WANTS.
I \f ANTKIJ K cry body in Council Bluffs to take
YV TnilliK. DvltTcred by carrier at only twenty
oenteawcek.
VI/"ANTED \ toed home , In nlco location , with
> > Ihrco or four rooms. Addrtu box No. : o , DEB
ollloo.
/ LB I'APKUS For ula t Brit otfioo , at 25 cents
\J ahundnxl.
F t'KT Onoor tuo fu'iiulicd rooiiu , s W.
corner Ninth Ht. nnd Third aunuc ,
FOUIl VT-KIosartlyfurnlshcd anpartrnvnti In
houiowltlt rrlv to ftinily. ifolciencus tx-
changwl , Addresi 11. W. J , Hoc olllcc.
POH BALK -01 acres 8 uiilot from Omiha , new
kiouso 10x24 ft. stable. & < ; limy uatcroud timber
i 2COO. KUKItYft JONES , Heal EeUtesgenU. , 1S08
Harucy St. , Omaha. SSS-UI
HAUi-lIouso No. 72i Harrison street and
FOIl en lots. J3M. Half rash.
KENT largo nicely furnl b l ruom ulth
FOK coal fire. luqulroOijJHrtt < cuue , two
blocks from I'oit OlHco.
77011 HE.NT A Urjra nicely fiirolihed room with
J1 hs.d ru&l flro. Imjulw fli9 Flrit aituuo two
tlocVs from poll office.
Enipide Hardware Oo
109 and llliS. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALKU8 IN
BUCK GLO VIS
) oW ! Vj # > WtfaAiWj rii il W V fcK-JtlWj )
342 and 344 Broadwny , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Ll
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of r
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT VOU GET. "
IN ow Building IKTo-vT Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPKOVEMENTS-CENTltALLY LOCATED :
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lota and Lands in the County.
GBOSVENOB & CHJOT ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
m
Granite and Tinware. L'atest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A largo
line of exti nordinnry Fine Carvers.
W 08 PUT 504 Broadway , and , 10 and
fi ? WlliboB , 12 Main Street ,
A.
GETS3ME OF
DM
Per Fitting , Best and Chcapest-Erino Linen Collars and Cults.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Sowa.
FEOM NOW UJNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
§ " ' 3
In all our Boots and Shoes , regardless o Quality. Don't miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
And Oenera ! House Furnishins !
MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.
502 Broadway , Council Blufft. I CASADY , OiiCUTT & FRENCH.
DR. THOMAS JEFFERIS ,
No. 623 Sixth avenue , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
TWKSTT-riVB TB1RS1 KSrFRII CT. ; THIRTY TEAKS A KK1.
IIIKST or COUNCIL
DhpnoMs ( dlicawil condltlors dcscrilicJ ) without
questioning. There are ImndreJs of ltncs cs to the
( act that tha UlnJ are restored , tlio iloaf made to
hear , aUo imralvaia anil rheumatism of inontlm and
years Mainline frequently cured In 20 minuted' tlmo
thiouh | luyclilo mesmeric , tplrlt or foul forcu ,
"These things wore not donoliia earner. "
Thoouly reliable iireM-'ntathu ami euro for Jlph-
tlicrla ktiowu ( keep It on hand ) . The best mtnrrh
remedy In use. Small ) < ox procnUtlvc superior to
Muxlnation. K\eryt-iso of Indigestion ( dosnrpbla )
cured tlmo required ono toelx weeks. Old ulcers ,
commonly called cancers removed without the use
of the knife. In fact all acute and chronic diseases
successfully treated.
The records of mortality show that Tit , Jederles Is
the most successful vractlcioner ot iiioJlrlno In the
western country. IIU greatest succcsa lias licen In
coses that has Ladled the eklll of other doctors , a )
well 03 causing despair and financial ruin In many
cases.
TEIIM8 KEASONABI.E.
No charge for consultatloj by letter or otherwise.
Inclosettamp where answer * to litters art ) required.
Best kind of refernceg given.
tiT Persons free from contagious disease will be re-
colvcd Into bis Institute of Health for ticatmcnt.
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVE , ,
CIIAI'MAK&MAIHENS , . . 1'HOl'Ull.TOIlS.
Uorrllnir hours , . , , , , . , . . ,10 to 12
AlUrncou , 2:30to : < : SO
E\culni , ' 7:3Jtolo. :
Commutation tickets good for tncnty aduilsilont $3.
W. Vf. CHAPMAN , . . . . . M iiaBCf.
No objectionable Chirac tors will bj admitted ,
JACOB SIMS. E. J' . CADWELL.
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUl-rS , IOWA
Office , Muln Street , Uoorus I and bhueatt & Mo-
Uahon'i Block. Will ivactioe In Stat and cJcr.l
iOlUtS
AND
GOAL
Corner llnln etrctt and Eighth a\ei.uc ,
; UTLow ait rates and prompt delivery *
WINTEBBESOBT.
_ _
BILOAM
CURE OR NO PAY
\Vo u'U.i'anti'o the euro ot the following named dig-
Booeea , or no pay : Ilheumatlim , Ken fula , l/'Iccre ,
Catarrh , n 1 Ilfood audtklndlsca > c9 , Dvipepnla , Liter
Couiplilnt , Kidney and DUddcr Diacaees , Gout , Neil-
ral la and Antlima , 1t\e \ o Sprlugn are the fatorito
rceort o ( the tired and dchllicatad , and are the
FKKllLi : LAPltS I1KST FHIEND ,
Good hotel , Ihury and bathlii ) : ocroinodation bolb
Inter and BUinmcr. Locality highly j'l '
aud healthy , Accctelble by Wabien railway ,
K\on , orC'U. & Q. , at Albany. Corrcrionaeno
Bollcitcd , UEV. M. JI. TIIOU1-80N.
Blloam Springs , Oara , P. O. , Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Spodflo Gravity 1.0053-
Itoactioi Ncutra
Carbonic Add Gas. . . . . 20 In. per pallor *
Carbonate Calcium , . , . , 85,0.21 Grains-
Carbonate Iron 7,041 1'
Sulphate Magnesia 3r8
Sulphate Calcl'nn ' , , .1,140
Chloride Sodium 7.V60
Bllllc * , 1 , ,6U
Alumina , . . . . .0,018
Organloand Volatile roatttr and loss , . , .1,4 3
Total solids per gallon , 67,174
WKiuirAi McuaiLL , Cheruliti.
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< & PUSSY
BANKERS.
Council Dluflj . . It.
Esiabnsnea - - 1358
Ucakriln Foreign ami cmtttlo change and
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Justice of f&9 Poace.
Omaha arm Council BluftV.