Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS S-ATQRDA * JANUARY 10 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
tiOUNCIL BLOTTO ,
Saturday Morning , Jan. 10.
8UUSUKUTKW RATES.
y CtontM - - - - - - -SO cents per week
tr ! Mall - - . . - J1C.OO per yen
omen :
o. T Paarl Btroet. Near Broadway.
MINOE MENTION ,
A child of G. A , Moore lies dangerous
ly ill at hla residence on Frank street.
Moolinqa at the Broadway M. E.
church will probably bo continued oil
next week.
The handsome pair of blonkota donat
ed to the Oithollo fair by Cooke & Mor
gan , was won by if. W. Spotman.
The Installation of the ofllcora of the
Odd Follows1 ledge has been postponed
until the 13th , when It will tnko place in
Bono's hall.
Rov. J. W. Cowan , of Tabor , will oc
cupy the pulpit at the Congregational
church to-morrow , morning nnd evening.
All are welcome.
The jury In the Caff Johnnon murder
case wont out at 3 o'clock yootorday af-
( ornoon and at 10 o'clock list night had
reached no vordict.
The brick block in coitrno of erection
by A. Hitter , noxi to the Croaton houao.
will bo pushed to completion if the
weather permits. Work wan resumed
yoatorday , after a long dolay.
The Irish drama , "Eiloon Ogo , " was
given yesterday afternoon aud evening
nt the opera houao for the benefit of the
Catholic fair fund. The local talent
which has presented it hau done well.
The funeral of the late George Dough
ty waa hold yesterday afternoon , and was
under the auspices of the I , 0. 0. F , , of
which order ho was an old and greatly
catoomod mombor. The attendance waa
very largo.
Ex-Mayor Boyd , of Omaha , did not
attend the Hickory ball held in this city
Wednesday evening , but ho trroto a letter -
tor to Mayor Vaughan giving a condens
ed sketch of the lifo of Gon. Jackson.
Ho also ' 'regretted" that ho could not
attend the ball.
"Out of the joys and grlofa of earth ,
Death proclaims a glorious birth. "
Spiritual circle to-morrow ( Sunday ) after
noon and evening at 2 and 7:30 : o'clock
in Spiritual hall , entrance on Main and
Pearl strooto , two doors south of the
post ofiico. Spirltnalsoclablo will bo post
poned to next Saturday night.
W , H. England , who haa boon adjus
ter for the Council Bluffs Insurance Co. ,
loft last evening for Dakota , where ho
will eorvo as adjuster for another com
pany. Before ho left ho gave a supper
at Louie's restaurant to the employes of
the company who in return extended
their good will tofKird him by presenting
him with an elegant gold-headed cane.
A Herald reporter claims to have found
the nmalleat person for the ago in the
city in little Besslo , ona of the twin
daughters of J. P. Cochran , who lives at
12 * Harrison street. She ia 18 mouths
old , as amart as a crlckot , and only
weighs ' ,18 .pounds. But | [ the man who
ateals the BEE from the door of a barber
shop , la older and otlll smaller , and not
neatly so smart.
Some subscribers , especially on busi
ness streets , complain that onoaka atoal
their BEE. If any ono will give inform
ation loading to the conviction of any
Buch thiovcs , a liberal reward will bo giv
en. Tbo papera sold to newsboys for
this office are all otampcd "Nowaboy , "
and any ono offering for aalo on the
atreota any papera not thus marked
should bo reported to thia ofiico at once.
The funeral of Mra. Margaret Shooly
was hold yesterday at the Catholic church ,
of which aho had boon for years a faith
ful member. The romaina are to be
taken to Clinton , Iowa , and buried be
side thosD of her husband , who died sev
eral years ago. She wai 79 years of ago ,
and leaves several children : Mrs. John
O'Donnoll , at whoso homo in thia cltj
aho waa cared for during her last illness ,
two aons , ono living ia Clay county , Ne.
braskn , the other in Denver.
a'JESKtiON/VL ,
1' , W. GnggHand family Ica\o to-day foi
Clinton.
Vf , W. Loomi * left hut ovoiiinjr on a short
Miss Lulu Loomli hai returned to her col-
Icgtt itudlt's at Hcckport , 111.
Dick Hoist , of Kicl'd hotel , ia keeping
quiet , caufj , .1 upraiutd ankle.
AIiii ; I'liima Moycrd , of Winthrop , Iowa ,
ii > Uiting her sietor , Mrs. A , T. nickingcr ,
1'orry Iliol , ex-sheriff of PottawflUomio
couuty , lift hi * farm at Rod's P. 0. long
enough to come ta thia city ye.slerJay.
II. IT. Hnrnu , who hai been in the whole-
Milo'clgar buMnoia hcio , left yesterday with
bis wife for PUtta Center , Neb. , whuro they
will fur a time vi.lt her rulatm * .
Kutato 'IV.instorti.
The following is n list of al estate
transfers Clod yesterday In the recorder's
ofiico of Pottawattomio county , Iowa , na
furnished by A. J , Stephenaon , abitrno-
tor , real oatato nnd loan agent , Council
Bluifd , Ions , January i > , 1880 :
George B. Triohuck to AV , Wo'idio- '
field , lot 3 , block 31. Oantwl sub , S150.
0. 0. Baldwin toV. . F , Vlekoy , lot 3 ,
block 8 , lllddlu'fl nub. $1,600 ,
Ilatnet Jones toV. . Sicdentopf , lot 2 ,
block 15 , Grimes' add , $100.
J. W , Itvfs otal , to J. A. Hake , part
0 ' 77 til ) 50
J A. llttko toSeiffert & WeUo , part
0 , 77 , 39 , S30.
W A. AtrKeovn to Hans Olteo , no I
nw10 , 77-13 , ? 050.
John 0. Davis to George A. House-
iar , aw | av f ? , 77,42 , $1,000.
Totil aalee , $3,750.
PUNCHING THE POLICE ,
Gnanella's ' Charges of Cruelly
to Prisoners ,
Ratlior Weak Sapport of Olmreo
of Robbing Drunken Men ,
Xlio Evidence Tnlccn.
The police oommtttoo consisting of
Aldermen Mynater , Geiao and MoMnhon ,
-yesterday afternoon to Invcatlgato
the charges preferred by Marshal Quan
ella ngalnat the pollco force , There has
been for aomo time nn ill fooling between
the marshal's department and the police
department , illustrating again nhat TUB
BEE hati oo often contended thatthcso do *
pnrtmonts should work together under
ono chief , us it la a failure for them to
nttnnpt to play the Slamcao twin act.
Marshal Gutnulla before the committee -
too claimed that Officer O'Brlunlmd gone
into the jail , wlurj a United States
army deserter was In cuatody , and ottered
the prisoner half of the $30 reward if ho
O'Biion ' that ho do-
would admit to waa a -
eortor , and would go with him acroos the
river to Omaha , "Tho marshal nlao
claimed that whoa it waa supposed that
there was n $50 rowurd offered for the
prisoner Jerome , that af tor Jororuo had
boon nrroatod and booked , aovoral other
ollicors claimed that they visited htm ,
and made auch entries on the register ,
vrhoroaa only ono officer arroitod and ono
entry on the hook was enough.
Ho charged officers Ccmick and O'Brien
with abusing priaounrs after they wcro in
the jail building , Aa to abusing prison
ers In the jail proper , nil ho claimed to
know was what prisoners told him. Ho
aild that two of them aaid that Officer
Ouslck came hi at night and kicked and
abused thorn. The marshal could not
produce these prisoners aa witnesses. II o
supposed that they were still in the
county jail , but when ho nont for them
yoatorday ho found that they had been
released some time ago.
Ho also said that prisoners had claim
ed the policemen robbed them of money.
Ho did not know anything of this , cither
of his own personal knowledge , and did
not know where any of these cnmplain-
anta were now. Ono was named Oiling-
or , who claimed that O'Brien had got
§ omo from him. Ho claimed that ho had
$9 when arrested of which O'Brien only
turned over $2 30.
The only complaint that ho waa per
sonally conversant with waa that policemen -
men after getting prisoners into the
building , before putting thorn in tbo cnllu
used them more roughly than there was
any need of. Oflicor Cuslck once arrested
the vAgaraut "Cute , " and after ho was
inside whore there were others to assist
him if the prisoner resisted , choked
"Onto" and struck him without sufficient
cause. O'fficcr O'Brien once struck at
Still Bates with hia billy because he waa
having some trouble getting him into hla
call room , and because Bates was abu
sive.
sive.Officer
Officer Cnalck denied the charges DO far
as they referred to him. As to the
"Cu to" caao , ho aircstod him , and on
the way to the station "Cute" resisted
sotno and was very abusive. On reaching -
ing the door of the building he made a
lunge at Cnsfck and the latter crabbed
him by the collar , run him in and in the
acufils struck "Cuto" with hia list.
Mr. Dougherty , who waa with Cnaick
at the time , Bald that Onto was mad be
cause Cuslck would not lot go of his
arm , and then tried to jerk away. After
getting ineldo Cusick grabbed Onto and
choked him np .against the wall ,
Oflicor Ousick denied that ho kicked
the otter prisoners in jail , aa stated by
the marshal. Ho did visit the jail the
night referred to , and in company with
Capt. Hathaway. The captain testified
in full corroboratlon of this statement of
Mr. Ciuisk'e.
Ofliccr O'Brisn oxplilncd that in re
gard to Oalinger that ho and Cflisoc
Brooks had to drag the prisoner from the
opera homo to the station , ho was ao
drunk. On the way some of tbo money
dropped out of hispcckot on the street ,
near Put Incy's , aud after that was
pikod up , the rest dropped out near
U'Ncil'H stoic , and waa picked up
bv O'Brien. Tnere waa only
$2 50 which was properly turned over ,
and there wcro several witnesses to those
facts. If the man had moro money it
must have been lost or spent by the
prisoner in his drunken condition.
Officer Brooks corroborated the etato-
main , and other witnesses wcro named
who could bf > interviewed by the com-
mlttso.
In regard to striking Still Bates ,
Oflicor O'Brien explained that ho got
Bates to the station all tight but when
inside Bates became abusive and struck
at him. Ouauolla did not oiler to help ,
but laughed , saying , "He's too much for
yon , O'Brlpn , " An Bates struck at him
again. Officer O'Brien pulled his billy
and struck once but did not hit him.
Gnanolla then grabbed O'Brion and
Dougherty grabbed Bates , and kept
them apart.
The committee adjourned to Investi
gate tilll further next Monday.
Dr. 0. 0. Hazen. Ppntlttt , 100 Malnst.
la i'uacr ,
Yoatorday morning , at about half-put
nine o'clock , death visited ilio family resIdence -
Idenco of S. T. Walker , senior raumbor of
the Herald printing company , and bora
from thence the wife and mother.
MM. Annie K , Walker has been a real-
dent of this place for nearly twenty years
past. She was born In Springfield , Ohio ,
in 1844 , For some yosrs past she has
been patient sufferer , and for a year
piat has been gradually fading , a victim
of the dread disease , consumption. As Is
usual , just at the last she seemed to bo
recovering , and her death comes as a
chock to her friends.
She- was Identified with the Presbyte
rian church of this place , having been a
member of that church einco her youth.
During her residence hero oho had gained
many friends by her consistent Christian
Ufa and warm frldiidlineta.
Her parent * , who rnslde at SpringGeld ,
Ohio , have beun telegraphed to , end It la
not yet known when the funeral services
will take placa , The time will be duly
announced
Tlio Hickory JUII ,
Anicng the many strangers , or more
properly , non residents of the city la at
tendance at the hickory ball may bo
mentioned , 0. S. Diggins , Pat Fallen ,
A , E. Coggshall , IUch rd Shannon , G ,
11. Wood and wlfo and Jnrob Willlamr ,
of Omaha , J. H , Ratikan , Fremont
county } W. B. Ouppy , Avocaj I , M ,
Slftler. Boomer township ; Robert Dado ,
Carton ; ford U. Plumer rmd slater ,
Lowla township ; Samuel Underwood , Jr. ,
Lewis township ; William Orr , Jr , .
and sister , Keg Creek ; II. Shawvan ,
Dfiiison ; lion. Charles Bullock , Don- !
onJ. ; W. Blanford , Hod Oak ; Mayor
Wilcox nml wife , Grlswold ; Mr. Mack-
land , Boomer township ; John McGlll ,
wife and sister , Boomer township ; Mr.
Samuels , St. Louis , Mo ; U Rlstiton ,
Noola ; B. Ilishtun , J. L. Boird , Mies
Nellie Alchon , Noola ; Miaa Mollie
Forgnson and Miss P. P. Van
Hoeson , Missouri Valley : J , P.
Fall , Silver City ; M. McKouzIe , Silver
Creek ; J. H. Murphy , Carncr town-
hip ; A. W , Wyraan and wife , Keg
Cre6k ; John and Joachim Star and
Hans Vonbonnth , Bllmlou ; Fred Klmplo
and Ed Noliner , L gun ; A. B. Perkins
and wife , Keg Creek ; M. DoLUlo , Lowia
township ; John Archer , Fremont county ;
Was Horn Roberts , Omaha ; NVm. * R.
White , Chicago , and others *
Mr. and Mrs. Beiry will give n birth
day reception thia evening , in honor of
their daughter , Miss Tracy.
A BOX FACTORY ,
It Is Added to ( lie Enterprise * * of
Council BltilTj ,
Mr. A. B. Howe , who has n most com
plete feed mill at the corner of North
Sixth and Mills street , is embarking the
additional enterprise of manufacturing
wooden boxes , such aa pop-bottlo boxes ,
ciackor boxes , etc. Ho hn excellent
power and some machinery , and will in
crease the facilities as the business war
rants. Ho has already orders for several
hundred box'es , and is figuring on nome
largo contracts. Every now manufactur
ing ontorprisa is a welcome addition to
the city , and this particularly so. It is
possible that the manufacture of cigar
boxes may bo added to the enterprise ,
and it Is hoped that sufficient encourage
ment and support may be gained to war
rant the growth of the enterprise so that
in time it may give employment to a
largo number of hands. Mr. Howe is
ono of Council BlufiV most enterprising
and reliable yonng men , and the buslnosc
will prosper and grow in his hands If any
one's. Ho will continue the other branch
of his business as usual , providing feed ,
graham , hominy , etc. , for the goodly
trade ho has already secured in that line.
For sale My book and staalonory bus-
841 Broadway. H. E. Seaman.
BOUND POE THE PEN ,
Sentences I'asecil Upon Prisoners In
Conrt Yesterday.
Judge Loofbourow yesterday sentenced
the following prisoners to the peniten
tiary at Ft. Madison :
L. 0. Taylor , for attempting to Bteal a
trunk from Kiel's hotel , ono year.
II. 0. Johnson , a confidence man , who
tried a trick on Bliss' train , two years.
P. M. Oohorn , for setting fire to Dyo'a
atoro in Macedonia , two years.
James Doyle , attempting to pick Zeb
Goodwin's pocket , eighteen months.
A. E. Watson , robbinc hla room
mate , Lou Young , at the St. Jo honao ,
nine months.
Harry Hanson , stealing a horse from
Smith's utable , one year.
John Phillips , rape , oix years.
A. Oallahan , pickpocket , ono year.
A. Johnson , same , ono year.
Thos. Morgin , confidence man , one
year and a half.
H. A. Collins , late of Toronto , has
opened an art studio In the rooms o :
Barko's ' gallery , 100 Main street , and ia
prepared to supply portraits in oils am
crayon in the latest stylo. Satisfaction
guaranteed and inspection invited.
COMMKHOIAL ,
OODNOIL BLUFFS MABKET.
Wheat-No. 1 milling , 67 ; No. 2 , CO
No. 8 , 45.
Corn Now , 21c.
Oats For local purposes , 23o.
Hay Si 50@GOO per ton ; baled , COCO.
Rye 350.
Oorn Meal 1 SO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , G 00@
G CO.
Coal Delivered , bard , 0 CO per ton ; salt
4 50 per ton
Ijard FrJrbank'e , wholeanllng at CJo ,
Flonr City flour , 150@2 90.
Brooms 2 05@3 00 per doz.
LIVE UTOOS.
Cattle Bntchor cows 3 25@3 75 , Butcher
Btoors. 3 7D@4 00.
Shoep-2 50@3 CO.
Hoga 4 00@4 25.
PBODOOE AND menu
Poultry Iiivo old hens. 250pordozdro3s
chickens , 8c ; dressed turkeys , 12c ; dressed
duckH , 9@lOc ; dressed fjoeee , 10@12c ; spring
chickens , per doz. 2 25.
Bnttar Creamery , 25@28c ; choice country
16@18o.
Effgs 22 per dozen.
Vcgotnbloa Potatoes , 3040o per bushel
onions , GOc per bu ; nppleB , choice cooking or
eating , 2 60@3 00 ; beans , 1 00@1 DO per
bnnrml ; Sweet rjotatoos , 2o oor Ib.
CIder-32 gallon bbl , . 60.CO.
Orftiigea < i 50 per bbl.
IOWA IT1SMS ,
There ATO 01,000 horsua in the state.
Diiliuquo wholesalers have sovcnty-fivo
( Inuniners on the road. .
The men in the mschlnu shops a' '
Boone are working for 90 cents n day.
The Iowa Vunuontors propose to lujvo a
banquet at the Aborn house , DCS Moincs ,
on the 20th.
Uii'lingtoii business inun all report thai
they liavo closed up u most satisfactory
years business ,
Tbo project of having the Iowa legist
tnro called in extra session this winter
seems to bo about played out.
The linn of 0. L. Smith & Co. , dry
goods , 0/estofT , has gene to the wall , with
liabil tics placed at 20,000.
The managers of Cornell college are
making strenuous dlbrto to raieo $50,000
to make needed improvements. They
have tocurod $38,000 of the required
amount.
Boone made improvements during the
paso year to the amount of 5211,700.
I hero are two hotels and ajargo number
of business blocks included in thia.
The city council of DcaMotors Monday
morning instructed the solicitor to investi
gate it uoimnunicution from the ( { rand jmy
tillering n shortage in the accounts of
Mayor Carey and ox-Mayor ilorritt , and ,
if uonect , to require the payment witliln
sixty daya.
A disastrous fire visited Inwa Fall on
the evening of January 3. The coal
warehonto of Iloag & Bteere aud the
Orang r elevator waa entirely destroyed.
The Granger olavator was empty. The
Deal abed contained thirty tons of coal.
Two cars nn the sidetrack worn badly
scorched. The lota ia about $10,000
covered by insurance , aud Is the supposed
work of an Incendiary.
Early on the morning of January 2 the
FOR tlie purpose of reducing stock and
making way for spring purchases , we
shall , January 6th , offer our entire stock
of Dry Goods , Carpets , Cloaks , Giutains ,
Etc , , i without regard to cost ,
lliis stock comprises a ine line of
choice Dress Goods , Silks , Flannels ,
Ginghams , Prints , Lie. A choice stock
of Newmarkets , Brocade Velvet and
Seal Plush Cloaks.
Ladies' and Childrens' White and Scar
let Underwear and Hosiery , Lace , lacs
Ties , Hcluies and Embroideries ; also a
lot of homemade Comforts , Blankets ,
and Table Linen.
Our Cnrpet stock is complete and
offers special inducements for select
ion from choice variety of patterns , It
includes Exminster , Moquettes , Body
Brussels , Tapestry Brussels , Three Ply
Ingrains , Hemp , Rattan Matting , Napier
Matting , Etc , , Etc.
Fine Lace Curtains , Tambour , Turco
man , Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades
in Variet u eauty of design.
Customers will socui'e
BEST [ BARGAINS ,
BY IARLYAT
-AT-
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
otartlin ? nowa was circulated on the
atruots of Marcus that jSIisa Annie Dem-
psy had committed suicide. Investiga
tion proved the report only too true.
The inquest showed that the deceased
came to her death by n do o of otrychnino
administered by her own hands. A letter
written to her brother tolls the cad story
of desertion by a faithless lover , aud
moves that the rash act had been delib
erately premeditated.
Five members of the mob which hung
Float ) Anderson near Ottumwa last week
have boon arrested for murder and
placed under bonds of $5,000 each. The
law tried Anderson in a fifteen days
trial for murder , and found him "not
guilty" and no mob should have hung
him. .Only justice ohould bo done to
those who take the law in their own
hands and rocogniza no higher authority
than their own knowledge.
Sti'UKglo' Between nit Ku lo nnd a
Staff.
A few days ago says a StrathglofM cor-
rtfpomloot of the Scotsman , u struggle
was witnessed on the lower portion of
Corue-Mor , a short distance above Glass-
butn house , between a largo and power
ful cagel and n ftiiely-antled stag. The
king of birds was watched for some time
as ho hovcned about on high above n herd
of deer , - hich appeared to possess partic
ular attractions for him. Iho noble binl
was slowly descending as hei mejestically
sailed around in his netial circles and by
degrees getting nearer to his coveted quar
ry. At last , reaching striking distance ,
ho suddenly came to a , halt ia midai- ,
and , poising himself on outsprud wings , ho
Boomed for a few seconds perfectly mo
tionless. Then , like n bullet from a-riflo ,
ho snooped down , aud in nn instant his
powerful talons wcro firmly fixed iu the
cack of a fine largo stag.
The monarch of the glen plunged about
in the w ildcst poss bio manner , evidently
ia great terror and pain , the eagle holding
on grimly belaboring the stag H sides all
the while with heavy blows front its wings
and when opportunity oifoicd , making
desperate darts with his beak at thu uyus
of the frightened deer. By this time
the poor stag s brown aides wcro red ami
gory , and , notwithstanding h H frantic
utforts , ho could not discngago hinibulf
from his strong aud c nol foe. At last ,
Hucming to discover that his autlo'S could
reach his savage enemy , ho commenced
raking fore and aft with them in the most
vigorous manner until ho managed
to Bond the cuglo sprawling iu
the heather. The stag had gallantly
freed himself ; but ho hud not bounded
far when his fierce assailant , recovering
from his discomforture , was again on the
wing , and In full chasj , and in a few seconds
ends down ho came again , and firmly
fixed his powerful ckwu ia the deer's
liaunchep , so far back aa to be out nf
roach of the antlors. Again the struggle
was renewed , the eagle mcanwhilo tear
ing at his victim's lloah with his ntroug
till ) , and burying his tilons still deeper
into bis hauuchev ,
The poor stag was now very much cs-
: mueted , and was evidently getting the
worst of it , at ) he could cot touch the
eagle Uhhia antlers.
At this juncture , as if in despair , the
btag communccd lo tumble about , throw-
ng himself on thu ground and lolling
over down hill ; but still the caglo seemed
ncapab'o ' of Jetting go ita tenacious grip ,
The stag then put his head down between
his fore-lops , throwing himself clean over ,
heels over head , rovera ! times , It was
indeed a wild , a wonderful , and a most
unusual sight. The stag s cllbrts were t
lost successful , and gutting clear of his
nnmletous enemy ho galloped oil' lite
eagle WKS , ho A ever , speedily up again
and in full chase ; but his intended vic
tim made his cscapa sure by nulling
full speed down the h 11 into the
Glassbum woods. The eagle , rather
milled in his plumage , and no doubt mueh
milled in hi , temper , Beared aloft to look
for his dinner elsewhere. It was a hard
and well fought battle , worthy of being
dclin 'ated by the pencil of Landseer. The
caglo was a splendid specimen of its kind ,
and of unusual si/.e. "do appeared to bo
much larger than the Glenstrathfarrar
eagles , and is supposed to bo a poacher
from the i.orth or west. His plumage was
j dark brown , with some white or gray on
the surface of the tail fcathcra ; the crown
of the head was tawny , the legs and beak
yellow , and the chws black.
JVEWHPAl'KU AND ORGAN ,
Century ,
If , bssldea the newspapers , there must
bo partisan erg mo those ought to be dia
tinct and Bcpeiato in their field of opera <
tioos aa distinct aa the nowspapora arid
the monthly magazines now aro. Abso
lute independence of the partisan tram
mels ID its news pages , whatever may bo
the bias of ita editorial columns , should
bo the rula of every newspaper worthy of
the name. The organ need not be more
untruthful rhuutho partitan nonflpaporj
are now. It Is to bo hoped that it
would not. But at least the onerous task
of lying , misrepresenting , and traducing
characters and motives could bo put upon
the polltiolans who manage the other
departments of political work not
dissimilar to this. The frequent appear
ance during the heated contests of opho <
morel cimpaign dallies , run directly by
the campaign committees , shows that the
politicians will bo ready to take up thia
work as soon as the newspapers will bo
ready to lay it down. The division of
labor hero pleaded for would render it no
longer necessary for great journals , when
the quadrennial madness is upon them , to
publish barcfjcod falsehoods in their
news pagoe , und to permit a distinct low
ering of the tone of their editorial viowa
for partisan ends. There ia much in
the history and preaant attitude of
both of the leading political parlies
which honest adherents cannot jus
tify , and they will not always
submit to Booiug newspapers , no-called ,
complacently praising good and bad
alike. The woik of the organs and the
newcpapera thus noparattd , the former
would naturally bo published at Wash
ington , Albany , llarrlsburg , Trenton
and other centers of political interest ,
while thu newspapers would remain In
Now Vjrk , Booton , Philadelphia and
the other great centers of population ,
The intelligent reader and voter might
like both an organ and a newspaper to
consul1- , jest aa ho might at table like
both soup und fish , but , us ho docs not
want hia soup and lull in the same dish ,
ho will prefer his or ) , an and his newspa
per to be entirely distinct and different
enterprise. Kick is well enough in Us
wiy , but their ways are not the sima and
cannot be made ao.
REHX1J A
LEADING MKUOI1ANT TAILORD
T and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will sell in retail or wholesale lot * .
All Stock Warranted as Reoresented.
nholctalo&ndrcUII ilrilcn In drain ml luted llftv. Trlooi
( onuMo fatlnfuction Guauuttcil.
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth SI. UouncllBluuY
I J EOM7
Winter Goods Kaudy. Suits Mtido to Order in Latest Style
en Sliorb Notice rmd itt Ronson- ° Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Mam Street , . . . . . . Council Blufla.
AGENTS WANTED.
Urs. Judd & Smith's N v ? Improved Electric Belt.
310 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 723 KMI ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; anil IT. WAYNE , 1ND
IT FOSniVKLY Ct'HES Klilney onJ I.kcr Complaint , IlrlRht'ti Ultea o , Khcuimtlsn , Neuntil *
Dyipcpttn , NcMoi i.cm Wtstlnj ; Wcaktiw , I'mly'l" , Spinal AIT oll.-ni , InllgiMtloij , Heait Ilium , Flt
Hcidach.I.im1) llirt , Cad Feet , and all dUeaaeB requiring lncuaje.1 raothopjvma. Nuw fuiprotod Id
$3 and (6 ; old stjlo $1 inch.
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
IK THIS rmcES or
The being folar h ncetl I hav included todl
season < jio3e of tnv utovrn RiHiAiuiLKsior comu vn
duetto itDilng them until unit eeuon. Call early ai 1 will not bo undersold h.v MI j ono.
bvoJ. . Mandel ,
325 bvo .ilxvay. Council KlufK
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a yortleomente , tuo ai Lett ,
round , To Loan , For 8alo , To Rent , Wants , BoardIng -
Ing , eto. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate ol TKN CENTS PER LINE for the nret Insertion
and FIVE CENTS FER LINE ( or each oubeoquont n >
ertlon. Lenro advertisement ! at our office , No.
Pearl Btroot. near Broadway
WANTS.
OR SALE A locono-haudsnfe. No. 217 Broad-
F
Council Bluffs-
FOH SALU-Ono 10 horse portiblo bullor and
cnglno Beet ol ordor.Mao otio ulght horeu
ciiK'Ino and bol'cr ' , onhfols. . Ixiwla & Glltioit , 621
Main street , Council B ude.
FOH SALE Twihoi sea luippy , nnd light elnjlo
harness. U. II. llobciteon E04 BroskJ > ay.
WANTED Agcntj In o\cry county In western
IOWA to sell the "Champion Bosom Stretcher
and Ironltg Board" , Every lady pronounces It on
sight to bo Just what ehj want * , either for hornclf
oi hlrec1 lielp. Bis Inducements to agents KetalM
for ? 1 , AddrccB C. B. S. and I Beard , Boo OU.CD
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
AN1KU A Rood horaeahocr. Apply to U
W Qrcgerv , south Main strcul , Council lilulTj.
SAliV Or exchange for land In Kansas or
' Nebraska , a jol > oil ! < ! nidncttsrnpcr outllr. Ad-
dies * , W. I ) , llajic , 102 Main , trett , Council BlulTj.
jiOH HALE Houses , Lota nnd Land. A. J.
1 Hopoven , 603 Mret avenue.
Ii OK a.\LK A tup-bu y , llrut1'fli nvuu anil
J ? in ox.client conditlcu. Or Rill trulo for ohoap
lof. Addre-a . M. Booolllco , Council BluTs.
COAL .NU . WOOD Oooigo Hcnton , O'/S llroail-
nay. soils coal and wood at reasonable prices ,
clica 2,000 Ili3. Jot a ton , nudl ? cubic for a cord ,
Try him.
Kvery bouy 111 Council Uluflfl to cake
WAKTKD . DellTdrod by carrier at only Itrenty
aenta week.
f\LD PAPEHa For 6 lg at B oflloo , > t 15 oontg
\J i hundred
hundredJ.
J. L. DuBEVOISE.
No. 507 Broadway Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table ,
Corrected to January 7 , 1S3J.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The lollowlni ; are the times of the arrival and 4 -
narturo o ( tralno by central standard time , at the
focal depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton mlo
utca culler and arrive ten minutes later.
omoioo , BDRUNaroN XHD quutor.
tliVI. 1UKIV1
6:85 : p ra Chicago EijircM DtOO a m
0:10 : a ra Knal Hall. 7:00 : p r
7:10a : m ( 'Mail and Impress , 1i > 3pta
ISiSO p m Accominodatlon. SitfO p m
At local depot only.
KJLM&U CITT , ST. JO * JLN1 > COU CIL BLCTKI
ie:05 : B m Mall and KxpreaJ , 025pm
BilSpra P elflo Kiproga , 6:45 : a m
CniClGO , IIILWAUEH AND ST. PAUL.
5:25 : p m Exproos , 9:05 : a m
5:26 : a m Express , fM p m
, BOCB ISLAND AND FACJ71C.
6:26 : p m Atlantic Bxpruig , 0:06 : a ru
9:25 : a m Day Kxprooa 0H : p m
723 ; ia * lea llolnca Aooommodatlon , 0:15 : p us
At local depot only.
WABian , ST. LOUIS AND rAcino.
5:10 : pm Accommodat.on 9:00 : am
1SO ; p m Loula Kxpresa KM p ra
: W p m Chicago Express 10:66 : a m
At Transfer only
CfflOAQOand NOUTUWKSTZBV.
1:69 : pm Exprosn. 0:50 : p m
BS5 : m Fadflo Exproaa 9:06 : am
IIOUX CITT AND PACinf.
TilOpm Et. Paul Express , 9:00 : a m
7llQ it in Day Express 7:00 : p m
ONION TACIPIO.
6:50 : pm Woitcru Expresi , S:80 : a ra
lliDO tm radflo KiproM , MO p ra
UllOnta Lincoln Expreeo , 1:15 : pin
'At Trt-ntfer only.
CirVlir TRAINS TOOMilU.
7:20-8:20-0:30-10:80-11:10 : : : : a. m. lJo-:3 : ! :
lDO- : : SO-6:30-flEO-ll:05 : : p. ui Hunday 7:20 : * -
, g : 0-ll:10 a. m. j:80-8SO--6:30-6SO-ll05 : : : : ; p. m.
rilve 10 minutes uofura leaving time.
From trti'far nn l _ _
K. SOEURZ.
omoB OVER AV1KIUOAK EZPREES
rOUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
; THE PLACE
To purchasa
At Bottom Prices , is
HOMER & GO'S
China Store ,
SU Main Shrent , Council BluiF
VFilllfiV VEa-ICLE8V )
.K fr B
Ilrnrr Tlmkrn. IKl ntM > . HU JUlul
srffliS1 : ABBOTT BUGGY ca
E. Rice M. B.
or othtr tamon removed without tb
ij kcUo or drawltg t ( blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES- * " * *
Over t-ilriy ye r prutlcwl eiptrleoc * ( MM Ka
6 , Pearl sir" * , Council Illcdf.
tarCQiuuHi > ion trie.
BKATE3 QcnU ICo. Ladle * Ida.
Admission Free to Lad lea each fflornlcR and Tnt *
day and Thursday altcrnoont. Via of Skatej 16
oonta.
A. r. EOHANOK , IL n , MAUTENB ,
Froprlotor
ORDER YOUR
Cobs , Goal 1 Wood
OF
03. ess ,
P. Oi kddresa , Loot Box K09 , Council DluSs ,
rnos. orncsR. T7. n , H. rait
Council 131uTj ! , lai
Established 1856
Dealrra In foreign anil Domcitio Kxchiuge and
Homo Securltks.
.JACOB SIMS ,
COUNCIL BLUF1S , IOWA.
Office , Main Strnrt , Ilonm 8 , Shitffart and B OO
block. Will practice In S ate and Kedcial court. .
u ,
Praotloa In State and Fodoril Courts.
OollecUoug promptly attended to ,
Hootn 1C , Hlmgart'fl Building ,
OOTTNOir. BLUFK3 IOWA
Dv , W. H. Shorraden
DENTIST ,
Masonic
Oonnoll Blnfla IOTTS ,
$20 EEWAED !
KKWAUD paid lor Information of present
lo'atlfii pair horFcn , waznn and hiunoui ) ,
Rod b William 1) Hall tn Thomas a I'onton '
lay iintuene\cnytaraoli | 1/00 pounds , soar lolt
ilnil Ic , lilack hinanlno jtmrs oldi tar In ( ore-
cd Mutlu In rlR'it hind ivg w gen , Cooper mike ,
hio Inch f ct double h'ruciui , tilun from l'ottaw tt-
irlo county InUKU9t T n dullara reward for
i 5cvery of s M Hall. IUII dfscrl ed.s about C
eet 10ncheB | , andy complox'on ' , InM houl rn tepid
id brownUh red , etoml-h built , ibout iOrcart
< prlj toLo'nard ' Evarott , atturney at law
llluffn , Iowa ,
EVERYTHING NEW ,
the Latest Improved
Machinery.
Work First Class.
Drders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over $2.50.
Dollars and Cuffs a
Specially ,
Established 1882.
H. E , REMER , Manager
11 Broadway , COUNCIL UJIfif3 , IA.
lrsDJ , Hilton , ! 0 , ,
HYSIOIAN & SURGEON ,
ta UUdl * BioUir 7 , Gottootl Ila9a.