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rtvWVUK * , - 41 * THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 16 , 1884. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Morning , Fob 16 , KATES : By Carrier -20 cents pot week By Mai - - 10 00 per OFFICE : Mo. 7 Fearl Stroot. Hoar Broadwar. MINOR MENTION , Are you registered ? Additional local on seventh page. Cheap railroad tickets at BuahnoU'fl. The Detroit Post says of Mrs. Baxter that "sho is ono of the finest speakers of the day. " Six free lodgers and no drunks is about the way the nowpolico station is showing up every night. The noon-day prayer meetings at the Y. M. 0. A. are daily increasing in num bers and interest. * Permit to commit matrimony was yes terday given Marx Koistor and Anna Clauson , both of York. Ed Collins is reported as a recent vic tim of sneak tluovcs , his vest and panta loons having disappeared. Spiritual society moots every Sunday at 2 and 7 p. m : , at No. 14 North. Main Direct , up stairs. Everybody in/vitod / Mrs. E. Eggloston , medium. ) k Judge Robinson , as ho presides eve the big register at the Pacific , looki quite jaunty in his now skull cap , a finely embroidered affair which graces liin : well. well.Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morris Sullivan appeared poarod in "Shiclagar" at the now open house last night , and will give a matino this afternoon and entertainment tin' evening. The funeral services of Miss Emm ; Nusions , who mot death in the burnin of the Bluffs house , were hold yesterday morning , and were particularly sad an touching. Sonio ot the members of the Fitzgcral hose company , of Lincoln , were in th city yesterday , expecting to see the tos of the water works , in which they , course , were disappointed. You are invited to attend the Y. M , C. A. service to bo hold at the Presby toriau church on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Singing from the Gospel Hymni will occupy one-half of the time. Brin your friends with you. Reserved Beats , CO cents , for the lee turo next Monday night , general ndmls flion , 35 cents , and gallery , 25 cents Seats can bo secured at Bushnoll < Brackott's to-day , and these who war their choice of seats should apply early The board of trade has appointed W F. Sapp , George F. Wright. Thos. Bow man , 0. R. Scott , J. J. Stoadmon , S Kirkland and W. C. James as a commit. to to go to Dos Moines nnd fight the bi now pending in the legislature to permanently nontly locate the supreme court at Do ; Moinos. Mr. James McGlurg , of the McOlur ; Crocker company , has received a lotto from hi * brother , A. H. McGlurg , who visiting his mother in Alloghany , Pa. , which ho states that the water in hi mother's parlor is three foot high and that the damage by the flood is indescri bable. Fred Keller says that two bull dogs pitched into him , and when ho attempted to defend himself by clubbing the dogs A. W. Booohoif and another follow whoso iiamo ho doesn't know , pitched onto him and thumped him. Ho now wants them arrealod , and Justice Abbott has issued a warrant. Mrs. Fred Brown , of this city , was making anxious inquiries yesterday about her husband , who had boon missing since the day before. Ho works in Omaha , and has boon in the habit of crossing and roorossing on the ice , but failing to re turn Thuisday night , uno fears ho has fallen through. Some of tin young girls who go to the postoftico in the evening and stand in a long line of men waiting for the mails to bo distributed should bo cither moro dis creet in their manners and talk , or else the police should atop in and make them > and the mon with whom they joke BOnd boisterously behave themselves. K E. Aylesworth , E. L. Shugart nnd A. 0. Graham wont out iutoGainoi township Thursday night to moot the citizens there in a mooting to discuss t3u now court house nnd county jail project Tbo arguments and facli presented ct.by these gentlemen must have- convinced : many of these present that they shoult v for the proposed improvement. The lecture next Monday night at the op era liouso by Marion B. Baxter , prom ites not only to bo highly entertaining but as a benefit for the Homo of : ho Friendless should nocuro a hearty sup port. The lecturer contributes her nor view , and Mr. Dohany charges nothinf for the hall , so all the receipts will bo clear gain. "A religion that shocks the tendoi mind of a child , should bo rejected lorV Spiritual circle to morrow , ( Sunday ) af lernoon and evening , at 2 and 7:3C : o'clock , in spiritual hall , entrance or Main and Pearl streets two doors soutli of Postofllce , Circle every Friday eve ning. Every Thursday evening free dis. cuesion of scientific subjects , liana Rennors claims that Fred Os- borne rohlwd him of between 810 and 805 , ' ( iu the town of Blinden , and has had Oj ' Iwrne wrwUd , the ease being contiuued until , tlie SGth. Gibonio now turm about and Laa had Rennet * arrested foi perjury m swearing falsely to the infer mation. Rentiers has waived examina tion before Justice Schurz , and given $200 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. D. M. Oonnoll , the undertaker , whoso brother in Omaha married Judge GJiad- wick's aistor , waa summoned across the river by the sudden death of the judge , and in making the trip his horse Started into a run on the bottom , throw him out and got away entirely. Tlio horse and buggy wcro missing for some hours , and were at last found by Hank Macr some distance down the river , the horse hav ing run into a barb wire fence aud hurt himself badly. George IT. Jones , who wont from hereto to the Siloam springs , in Gontjy county , Missouri , is reported as having boon greatly improved iu health there. A number of remarkable euros are reported as performed by these waters , and all sufferers should look over the analysis of the waters as published in another col umn and road the oflbr made. Mr. Thompson is n gentleman of known re liability and when ho says "nocuro no pay,1' ho means just what ho says. THE STJPBEME COURT , A Remonstrance Hcliig Freely Signed BcliiR Centralized at Ucs Moliics. The bill introduced , and nmv pending in the legislature , for the aottling of the suproino court r.t Dos Moines , has creat ed no small amount of indignation hero as well as at other points in the state. A remonstrance against the bill was yesterday being circulated hero , and Council Bluffs will uao every possible effort to prevent the scheme being car ried out. The board of trade has ap pointed a committee to go to DCS Mnines nnd fight the bill , nnd it is to bo hopad 1 that by nil these efforts the bill may bo killed. Colonel C. R. Scott has whetted his lance and probed the matter to the quick. His argument is clearly made , and strongly put together , and merits wide circulation an d careful considera tion. Ho makes a strong point agttinst the centralization of power , and in favor of a just distribution of the state's insti tutions. Ho shows this to bo the doc trine of the early father , and that expe rience has shown it to bo n sound doc trine. DCS Moines is sharply criticised for its evident determination to gobble up everything , now , that the question of the seal of government is decided per manently in its fayor.and the people have contributed millions for thb erection there of a capital building. The attempt to deprive the people of the advantages derived from argument terms of the supreme court at Davenport , Dubuque nnd Council Bluffs , and a centralization of that co-ordinato branch of the government at Dos Moines , is pronounced but the opening of a scheme to drag every institution in the state into Dos Moinos. The subtle intluonco at work to remove the deaf nnd dumb asylum from Council Bluffs to Dos Moines is an other showing of what the Dos Moines clique is bent on carrying out. As to the bill itself , Mr. Scott says : The judi ciary committee of the senate has report ed in favor of a bill abolishing terms of the courts at Davenport , Dubuque and Council Bluffs. What for ? Who has asked for this action on the part of these elected by the people to represent them ? There are not a dozen members of the legislature , I venture , whoso constituents desire this thing to bo done , or are cognizant of the object or purpose for which it is sought to bo dono. Has any member of the legis lature boon elected on that issue outside of Dos Moines ? Could any ono bo elected on that issue outside of Dos Moines ? Are the members favor ing this now departure representing con stituents at homo or constituents at DCS MoinosJ ? JMany years ngo , for the accom modation of the people , argument terms of that court vrcro established at Daven port , and afterwards at Dubuque and Council Bluffs. Now if it bo a fact that litigants or attorneys outside of Dos Moines have desired the abolition of these terms because of hotter facilities or conveniences at DCS Moines , or for any other reason ( ? ) that can bo evolved by a DCS Moinor and their aptitude iu that direction is truly marvelous then why is it that in all these years these terms have boon crowded with busi ness. There is no law requir ing absolutely the argument or submission of any case at cither of these courts. By agreement of parties all causes can now , and always could bo , since the establishing oi these terms ap pealed to the DCS Bloinon term. If the pretense was not false , the court at those terms would long since have met and adjourned for want of business , instead , however , the court is required to sit for days to transact tlo | business brought there rather than entail the additional expense upon clients and themselves , by appealing to the Dos Moines term. A few years ago , the legislature , on the plea of economy , cut of | tlio mileage of the judges to and from the argument terms , so that now , these terms of court cost tlio state practically nothing. The cost of mileage to the state before tlio cut off WOK insignificant , but it furnished . , a protest , backed by the false pretenses of economy , the true object and pur- roses of which was then , as now , to abolish these tormn , pnvo the way for the removal of the other in stitutions , benefit Des Moincs and discommode the people. But it said , . with all the gravity which the falsity and speciousnosj of the declaration will per , mit , that it is beneath the dignity of the < state to cart its supreme court around to . these terms. If , when the judges are en route from their homos to thcso terms at - Davenport , Dubuque or Council Blulfo , the "court" is being carted , " then the the "court" is - ' " -'carted" being'carted" when the judges are on a pilgrimage to the politi i- cal und judicial Mecca of the atato ito hold court. But perhaps it is intended to pass u supplemental law compelling all . the judj-ea to live at Dos Moines. That would remove from our proud escutcheon that "carting" ditgraco , But , if the present system is odious , because of thu false assumption that the court is being "carted. " then the federal - court of this state is aUo in disgrace for the same reason , for that court is es tablished by hw at Des Moines , ICookuk sk , Council Bluffs , Sioux City , Ft. Dodge and Dubuque , and is also being "carted. " j Khali that court also bo centralized at 'Dos Moines ? Two car loads of good horses for sale at thu livt-ry stable of Cole & Maxwell , atM foriMaltutreet. CONCERNIHGJHE COUNCIL Broadway Not to tie Paved East of the Methodist Ghnrcli. Ono of tlio Steamers to 1)o Sold nntl Now lloso CartH There was a mooting of the city coun cil yesterday afternoon , at which all the members were present except Aid. Me- Mahon , A number of bids vroro for sidewalks were received. Wickham Bros , were given the contract for laying brick side walk on Upper Broadway from First to Frank streets , at 97 cents , the work to bo done by Juno 1 , G. C. Ilitchcock was given the con tract for laying Egyptian cement side walk on Mynstor street , at 80 cents a foot. foot.Wickham Wickham Bros , were given the con * tract for brick sidewalks on Main street , between Sixth and Sixteenth avenues , at 89 cents , the work to bo done by Juno 1. Aid. Sicdontopf offered a resolution that so much of the paving resolution as provided for the paving of Broadway be tween Stutsman street and Madison street bo rescinded. Ho claimed there was property on that block which would not stand paving. The resolution was adopted , Aldermen Erchor and Keating voting against it. Alderman Sicdontopf moved that the paving resolution and ordinances bo re ferred to the city attorney with instruc tions to report next Wednesday after noon , so that the legality of tlio action might bo made clear before any further action was taken. Alderman Siodentopf called attention to the fact that the property owners along the snoots to bo payed had been given no notice to pave within a certain time or the city would pave and charge it to thorn. Ho believed such a notice was necessary to make the action legal. Oity Attorney Mayno explained that the recent decisions of tlio supreme court were not to that cil'cct. Those decisions were simply to the effect that when the time for making the assessments came then the property owners should bo notified so that they might bo given a chance to object to the amount assessed. Ho did not believe it was necessary to notify the property owners to pavo. Alderman Jamns offered a resolution ordering the property owners on both sides of Sixth and Seventh avenues , between - twoon Pearl and Ninth streets , to curb , gutter and fill these avenues within thirty days , and if not done witnin that time the clerk to advertise for bids and the work to bo lot to the lowest bidder. Alderman Siedcntopf again called at tention to the inconsistency of giving notice to fill , out not giving notice to pavo. Attorney Mayno explained that the filling was somewhat of a matter cf doubt but that the paving was not , and the safest way in regard to filling was to give a reasonable notico. Ho said that the power to order paving was clear , but the filling was yet a matter of doubt. Alderman Sicdontopf sensiblely sug gested that if there was such a doubt , the matter ought to bo settled before the city got any further into it , but the order for filling Sixth and Seventh avenues was passed. The claim of John Dickey for § 130 damages for change of grade in ( front of his property was referred. The clerk was instructed to readvortiao for bids for filling Fifth avenue , between Ninth street and Union avonuo. Alderman Wood offered a resolution instructing the mayor and fire committee to not grounds and buildings for hoso- carts near the foundry on Main street , First avenue near Eighth street , and ono at Bryant springs. The resolution was carried , The question of selling the old city building and engine house was brought up. It was thought that the city could uao the material in putting up now hose houses to bettor advantage than to sell , Alderman Keating moved that the fire department bo set at work tearing down the buildings and removing the material , under the supervision o * Alderman Keat ing. Carried , Alderman Wood moved that the mayor and fire committee bo authorized to buy two hose wagons for use of the fire de partment. Alderman Siodcmtopf thought hose carlsworo _ bettor than wagons. Chief Tomploton explained the use of the wagons , us making much less strain on the hose than the reels , and believed the wagons bettor for the work hero , being - ing easier handled. Tlio resolution ordering the two hose carts was passed. Alderman James moved that the Bluff Oity steamer bo advertised for sale , and that correspondence bo had with the manufacturers of the steamer to see about exchanging it for other fire appar atus , hose carts , etc. Alderman Keating moved that the mayor and fire committee bo empowered to focato a hose cart on lower Mam street at once , temporarily. Carried. It was explained that the steamer being out of service , the team was standing idle , and could bo well stabled on lower Main , and a few hundred foot of hose taken down thoro. Adjournment was then taken until next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertloomenti , men at Lost , Found , To Loan , for Sale , To Uont , Wants , Board- In ; , eta , will lx > Inserted la this column at the low rate of TKN CENTS PEU LINE /or the drat Insertion and FIVE CENTS PKlt LINK ( or each subsequent n- sertlon , Leave ad > crtlsomenti at our office , No. Pearl Street , near Broadnav WANTB , 'ANTEll Kwty boaym Council BIutTvto take TuiBin. Delivered by carrier at oaly Ueuty cents a week. A good house , In nice location , with thrco or ( our room * . Addiv * box No. 0 , Ben otllro. / V'U PAPKHS-For bale at lUK offlco , at S5 ccuU \J hundred. ITIOK KKIiT Ouo or Ukoltiiiiuiicit rooms , a W J' corner Ninth Bt. and Third \ time. 17 OR IlKNT-KlcKftitly lurnUhed aiipartuietiU la ' homo with ) > rlto la-nil ) Itviuiencoi ex- changed. Addrm II. W. J. Dec uHlro. FOIt HALK A flrnt ( Jan rut ot liar lUlurci and pool utlo , ( Jit ) ii , U. Qoldgtcln , CIO Bioadwii , Cound llluirn Iowa. a large ulcel ) ( urnUl oJ room with _ hard coal flro. Imjulru C.9jnrt ? menuo , two blocki from Po t'offlcV , AOKNTS LadleJ and Kontlvmen can niako fini diss uagei by Bolllnir the "Cliamulou Buoui MuctlietJ and IronbiK Board. * lUtallt at 81 ( X ) . Am ladj can do uii * fine ihlrt without a wrlullo and k'losi | < ai nlwiij ujtho beiLbUDdrlcscaii , AdJrtiu lor ivu tluiar80.11. ! B.il.Co. , f ) cilice , tor out ) month1 LADIES ! WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE \JTwJLl LI v/Hit/11 OUR FINE BOOTS AND For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadway , Council BlulTs , ) West Side Square , Clnrinda , ) MAYNE & PALMER , DKAT.KKS Hard and AND WOOD , HULK 'AND BAIlttEI , LIME , LOUISVILLE AND 1'OHTnAND OKMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , 1UIB AND SEWKlinrE. No , 030 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received , 7 and 0 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA , , - - - - 233dTcr3sii35 s , TnTJ"W W T ) A TRTI ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAOEH OF PUTTAWATTAMIE COUN- UUJIIN VV. JJxLLJIl/j IT COLLECTION AOENOY. Olllce corner Dread * yan lM > lnBtreot. JOHN BENO & 00. OKNKKAti MERCHANDISE. . . 18 Main Dtriat arid 17 I'enrl pireoi. CKESTON HOUSE. MAS MOHN , l , 317 and 210 Stntn etroct. L/U J. JT. VVJJLLi.Jj ; Corner Mixln nrvl Flltlmp otalrs. Kcald'cnce , 609 Willow avenue. N. SOHTTEZ JUSTICE OK THE PEACE , . , Olflco over American Express. SQ W A P "MP T ? HVKllY AND FEED , . O VV JJlTlNJIlltn Will contract for tunerah at rcnoonaljlo rates. 22 Fourth street J , M. ST , JOHN & CO.C &E BUYERS. ' Draft by return mall. 140 Broadway. 1 A MHUCIIAKT , PHP TTfiPTT TAILOB UJ3L\JUJ3 IxUUJJ. ) Stock Corn.iet . Bultn made at reunonable nrlces. No. 805 Main Bt I Q ft/rTrpTT / CON1UACTOK AKD BUII.DKlt , &T1 i S. t ( J'v ' > JLJ.JLLt Corner 7th and Drnodum. Plans and BpcclllcatlonB furnished. MERCHANT TA1LOK. JAMES FBANEY , Artlrtio Work and reasonable chnrgca. 872 Broadway. TTKTTYP XT TTAPT1 ATTOUNEYS AT LAW , JjJLLNoJX 06 HjtlX\l , James Block. Practice In state and federal courti. " 1)aln I > ou8 ° i < 21 ft il 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Uont- KometTM.D.l'helchn. "PTIWTW T A PPOTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , JjJJ YVXJLl U XlD.DU.LJL , Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway. RPVPT"P PTfHTQP SMITH & NORTON , IU.lVJjJ.lJIl J-LUUOJDj Broadway opposite New Opera House. Befitted 91,81.60 per day All kinds of Engineering Land Stir. I ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , etc. , tic. All Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To. A LARGE STOCK OF At VEttY LOW FIGUUKS. Don't forgot I pay the highest price for As T am compelled to buy to fill contracts , S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway. . GALLAGHER. 3IHL O O IE3 IE * . 3 ! Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Poll to Attendants. o n First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , p0 AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO , IOWA , Is cocildurcd Uic belt (2,600 In CJBO of deathand 91 OtO endowment at the expiration of ten jears. As ci3 mcnU payable according to aee. Jin. Olive 1'lllcy the agent will call and explain the plan upon jour re quest. Direct your communications to 244 Vine Bt. Council Illuffd 1 tu LIVE 10 KAT. EAT TO LIVE. tO 1M3.O 3P 13.13110 Ed. Olison 7 404 Broadway , ( Metis at all Hour * . Chef d'oulilne f Council BluITi. \ Parties a Specialty. DEALER IN ALL THi3 LATEST DESIGNS OP f ALL PAPER Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pcnrl Street imd 20 N. Mum Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS HEATING AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. 'S ' TOOLS Granite and Tinware. latest Novelties iu Fancy Hardware. A lar # line of exb aordinnry Fine Carvers. U/D1PLST / 504 Broadway , and 10 and WKBUin , 12 Main Street , WHY DON'T YOU S CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfct ( HttlL ? , IJ t anJ CUc i > eit.SIflne tlnen Collar * ud Cuff * . No. 716 fourth Street Council Bluff , Iowa Empkie Hardware C D 109 and lll'.S. ' Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN * ) 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOE WHAT Y9U GET. " New Building New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS-CENT RALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and Iowa. 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOU 01 ML ESTATE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots nnd Lands in the County. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every one who bnvs n ton of the celebrated Centervil'e coal of Pliitte' 3verton , ottice 501 First avenue , yard 801 Main strtct , Council Bluffs , s en tit led to u chance in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away Marcli 1st. You may thus Ret A Ton of Coal for Nothing. FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE In all our Bocts nnd Shoes , regardless of Quality. Don't miss this chnnce. fi A PiRlf.nR. , 100 Main RtrpfiL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.W 502 Broadway , Council Bluffs. | CASADY , OitCUTT & FRENCH. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following arotho times of the arrival and dfl- nrturc of trains by central standard time , at the oca ! depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten rain- earlier and arrive ten minutes later. CHICAGO , HUIlLIVOfOV AND QLINCY. I BAA Y. ARBHR. 620pm Council Bluffi Express , 030am 6 10pm Chicago Kxnrcss 0.10 a in 0.45 a m Mail. 7.00 I tr KANSAS CITY , 8T. JOB AM ) COOhCII. mam. 10.10 a m Mall and Express , 0 45 p in 8:25 : p in 1'aclfla Express , 5 J5 p in CIIICAOO , MILWAUKKK AXI ) ST. PAUL. .1 25 p m Express , 0 40 a m 0.45 a m Express , 0,6pm CIIICAOO , HOCK ISLAND AND FACIFIO , C 30 p m AtUntto Exprces , 0 40am 9 50am Day Fxpress , 0 54 p m 7:16 : am Dca Molnrs Au < xmmoJ tlon , 4-40 p in At local dipot only. WABASII , ST. HWIS AND PACiriC. O.f.r. a m Mall , 445pm 4 .SO p m , Cannon L'all , 11:10 am * Transfer \ only , CHICAGO and NORTUWKSTERV. f.:10 . : p m Express , R 50 p in 0:4 : 5 am Pacifllo Expreee , DMSam SIOUX CITT AND I'ACIPIC. 7:40 : p m ht. Paul Express , 9/0 a m 7:20 a in Accommodation , 0.50 p in * UMOX MCmC. 7:10 p m Western E\ircss ] , 8 .SB a m 11:44 : am I'aclllo Kxi > reM , 4 31 p m 7:40 A m Local Kxprtss , 654am 12.14 a m Lincoln Express , At Tran ( or only. IIDMUV TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 9:2-9.-24-10-2Ml:21 : a. in. 1:74-2.21-3 : 31- 1.24-S.24-fl.24-7 : and 11 04 p , m .Hucday , 8.21- 10 24 a. m. 1:21-3.24-5'21-7.0i : and 11.04 p. m. Ar- rUe 30 minutes before loavlnir time. d us o " a & * S n J rt Q o o U C3 M e P < 3 sll 3O O 5 i * " S s a " 'S ' 5 5 § JACOB SIMS. E. P.CADWELL. SIMS & , CADWELL , Attorneys-at-Law , COUNCIL BLUKFS , IOWA Office , Ualn Street. Itoonu 1 and Shut-art k Uo < Uabon'i Block. Will practice tu Statg and drr l oourU AN APPOINTMENT" ! That Must Be Met. It U appointed unto man once to dls , tut alter thU luJjuuni. and ha ceter w j not vnllttu in the IKK k el Ille uaicmtluto the liktot tire , filci U } oil ir < t to Ui to-oUlit , how ould It ba j ou A. OVEKTOX. I JOSEPH AND COAL Corner Main street and Eighth ( nenuo , Couu Blum. 2TLouest rates and prompt delivery SILOAM CURE OR NO PAY Wo irua antco the ciuo ol the folloulng named dU * f cases , or no JIHJ : ItliciinmtUm , Scrrtula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a 1 Blood ancl.kiiuli.-iwtics , Uv > llulM' ' ' > t Liver Complaint , Kl'lncy and Uladikr lleac ) * . Uout , Neu ralgia and Aethma , TH > Springs are the ( ivorlto resort of tlio tired atU dditlitatu , ! , and are the PKrULE LAlJltb JJhSl' * 'UIUX1 > , Good hutel , Ihery and bathing aicomoJiitlon liolh v Inter and summer. Locality highly plcturtequn and healthy A < _ cU6lblo by WabiBh rallwaj , c ivonaorC.B. : & Q , at Albam. Ccrrcf-ioiioti.o solicited , UEV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Siloam Springs , Gara , P. 0. , Gentry Co , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity 1.003 Hcaction Ntutra Carbonic Acid Gas 20 In. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Drains Carbonate Iron 7(41 ! ' Sulphate Magnesia .3 , 8 ' Sulphate Caltlnui , 1UB " Chloride Bodium 7,280 Bllllca l.GOa Alumina . . . .0,018 Urgaulcand Volatile matter and loss , . . .1,460 Total sclldj per gallon 07,174 WKKIUT& UKRHILL , ChuulsU. rims. orriciK , u. u. rcair , OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Ctvuncil Bludi Established 1856 Deileri In Foreign enJ cmtstlo Exchange anil HOBUI W.R.VAUGMAN. Justice oi the Peace , Omaha and Council Bluffr. Real cstite cnllcc ion n cjicj , Odd Fellow t Mock Our eatings bank § CORNER PEARL ST. AND FIFTH AUK , , CHAPMAN k MAUTEN3 , - . , PUOP1UCTOUS V ? . ! " * . ! )011 ) "tolS . . . , , , . . . , , . " Corrmutatlon tlcketi good ( or twinty"adm8)lou ! yS W , W , CHAPMAN , - Manatfor. No objectionable character * will be admitted. MrsHJHiltODM.D. , PHYSICIAN & Ccun tV Pluflh. . _ J _