6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS TUESDAY MARCH 24 , 1885
THE DAJULX BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Tuosdav Mornino1 , March. 24
BUB3CRllTIOJf RATES.
. . . sonU week
BT CarrlM - - - - 0 ftt
BflO.ll - - - - " " 110.00 per year
OFFICE ! ,
n. T r rl
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's now spring goods.
Eistor cards , half prise , at Seaman's.
The United Statca court meats hero to
day.
day.Tho
The county board of supervisors meet
to-day to consider plans for the now
court house.
The judicial contest of Judge Aylcs-
worth vs. Judge Loofbourow has been
continued until April 23.
R. W. True ami John O'Donald were
fined 87.CO each yesterday for trying to
put down whisky.
The fire department was called out at
10 o'clock last night by a false alarm on
lower Main street.
Mrs. Hattlo E. Hull will leotnro this
evening in Spiritual hall at 7:30 : o'clock.
Subject , "Tho invhiblo ldo of llfo. "
There is still a good deal of local did-
cussicm of the Crocs cise , and all sort of
conjectures as to what the outcome will
be.
The real estate office of Forest Smith ,
on Main street , la now being torn away ,
nud is to bo replaced by a brick building ,
Mr. Cole , the owner , having decided to
build.
Moses McCoy , who claims to bo from
Lexington , Ly. , promptly pleaded guilty
yesterday to being a vagarnnt , and was
promptly ecnt to jail by Judge Aylos-
north to await the term of the district
court the latter part of April.
The two evening papers ara quarreling
like two little children about which has
the most loral news. None of the papers
Lore have been suffering of late from any
crowd of local nowa , and this device
seems to fill space In papers which have
no telegraphic news either.
A woman named Mrs. Kern , living
near Stewart's packing house , yesterday
sent up for a policeman , complaining that
her son , Frank , was kicking In the door
of the house and creating a general dis
turbance. "When Officer O'Brien got
. | there the boy had skipped.
' * ' A chimney sweep , a professional , was
creating a sensation hero yesterday by
getting on the tops of buildings and ycll-
Ing "firo" to attract attention to his call-
Ing. Ho narrowly escaped the turning
In of an alarm , and getting a stream
tnrnod on him.
Some time ago the Westlnghongo ma
chine company sued the Council Blnffa
waterworks company and got judgment
for $2,189 , the caeo going by default *
The sheriff has levied on some real OK-
tate and the subsiding reservoirs , and
was going to sell the tame Saturday , but
an injunction has been issued restraining
the tale , and it is the Intention of the
company to fight the case now.
The sunset supplement of the old lady's
acrapbook devotes much of its valuable
apico to giving the Omaha Herald a
scoring , claiming that it advocates free
whisky In Omaha and prohibition In
Council Bluffj. The sunset supplement's
apace Isn't worth anything , but oven al
that price , it hardly pays to devote a
oolumn of it to ohow up the Herald's in
consistency , for the lattor's circulation In
Council Bluffs hardly numbers a score o
paper * .
Ono of the BEE subscribers who has
been mlaslng his paper , concluded to
stand watch all night but what ho woulc
catch the thlof. Ho finally caught him
The thlof was four-legged a dog belong
ing to a neighbor across the way. As
Boqn B3 iho carrier boy put the paper in
the doorway , that dog trotted across the
street , stocd up on his hind legs , roachci
the paper , and took It homo , as coolly a
though ho was endowed with reasoning
powers.
Itcnl Eatato Transfers.
The following 1s a list of real estate
transfers filed In the recorder's
oflico of Fottawoitamle county , Ion a , as
famished by A. J. Stophonspn , abstrac
tor , real estate and loan agent , Council
Bluffs , Iowa , March 23 , 1885 :
Norman Abbott to Winfiold Miller , s
w J 5 and n w ] n o | 8 , 77. 41 $2,000.
Uoorrli Brandt to John Rohibarg , s w
1 n o | 33 , 74 , 42-S1.GOO.
Anna Futtmann to Christian Futmann
i H n w J1 and n 4 a w j 30 , 77,40
| CO.Will
Will J. Trotter to Itasanna Dlckeison ,
pert block 13 , Avoca $1,000.
W. H. Fresinan to P. M. Howery , lot
2 , block 2. Big Grove 8200.
Henry Belong to W. L. Dttorbaok.
lols 2 and 3 , Tmdalo'a tub § 520.
W. Mollenkamp to W. Siedentopf , lot
4 , block 15 , Stntmon's 2d add § 40.
John Couvcrsj to Jarnos Oalllmau. lot
0 , block 0 , OjkIand-8700.
H. E. MoArthur to Will J. Trotter ,
block lit , Alk'ii & Cook's add to Avoca
$1UCO.
Total saloi , 87,310. .
Temperance Talk.
Mr. Gecrga Wcodfcrd , the temperance
apostle , Is dr&wlcg grist crowds and is
taklrg well. Ho it a good speaker , an
earnest man , and Is highly spoken of by
all who know his record eltonheto.
Tbo Iroprccslon which has got abroad
that he has come hero , in view of the re
cent decisions cf the cuprome couit , to
woik up cases In court , and start litiga
tions , bai prejcdlcfcd s'liio against his
cornlnp. IE appears that arrangement *
wore made for his comicg weeks ago , end
to lorg is bo works along tbo line c f
rraling sober mm out of drnukin men.
of making wen bettt r and purer , ho will
receive general and hearty tnpprrt from
nil , irrespective of their Individual no-
tic m about the prohibitory law.
OBUMBSFROM THEOOUNOIL ,
X Goodly Ainonnt or City llnslncss
Handled l > y the Altlormcn
Imst Night ,
At a mooting of tbo city council list
evening iho petition of Jake Rogers for
oppolntmoiit as chief of the flro depart *
ment was received and placed on file.
The bonds of Thomas Oflicer na park
commUtioner ware approved.
Supervisor Graham and Architect
ilann appeared bcforo the council and
nrgcd tliat the plan of towcngo bo so
carried oat as to provide drainage- for the
now court house and jail.
The clock woa crdotod to advortleo for
) lds for the construction of a sewer ditch
on Fifth nvenuo from Main street west ,
The clly attorney reported that the city
council ehonhl liavo onttrc control of the
ibrary fund.
Mrs. Smith was allowed $75 for dam-
igoa to her property by the now aowor
ditch.
Considerable discussion was had about
ho now patrol wagon. Several of the
aldermen favotod selling It to Omaha if
josslblo , It being a needless luxury hero.
t Idormon Shugatt moved that on nnd
after April 1st the mayor bo allowed no
office rent. Approved.
Adjourned until the first Monday in
Vpiil.
THE MISSING MULES ,
Ono of Them Fonnd on the Streets
Hero Yesterday.
As already nude public In THE BEE ,
John Filznor , who hag a farm near this
city , had a pair of mulen and some other
iropotty ttalon about throe weeks ago ,
n rather a peculiar manner. A man
named Ed. Burdlck , who gained some no-
oiicty by making charges against some
of the pllco , claiming that in arresting
ilm they stole some of his money ,
ias also the reputation of
ag a shrewd horao-trador.
klr. Fitzuor claims that ho had an old
democrat wagon which ho painted up ,
and was going to trade with a preacher
near Creaont City for a three-year-old
colt , Burdlck was to complete the trade
"or him , and ho lot Burdlck take the
cam of mules to cull the wagon out to
ho preacher' * . Burdick , not having any
overcoat , Fitzner hnt him his. Ha heard
nothing more of Burdlck , the wagon , the
mules , or the overcoat until about a week
.go , when ho hoard that a man named
3rown , who had gene with Burdick on
, ho trip , had come back hero , got Bur-
lick's family and furniture and gene to
Nebraska , expecting to join Burdlck
'hero. It was soon afterward learned
hat Bnrdlck had been trading off Fltz-
ner's property In Omaha.
Yesterday a man giving his name as 6.
I. Hunt was driving through the streets
lore a pair of mules attached to a lum
ber wagon , and having another team of
mules following behind. Ono of these
nules was recognized as one of the team
> elonging to Fltznor , and the man was
at once stopped and interrogated. Ho
claimed that ho bad traded In Omaha ,
md thus got the innle. Ho claimed that
lie had baon farming in Nebraska , and
was now Intending to go to Atlantic ,
to work there with hia teams.
Replevin papers were at once taken out
and the mule taken legal possession of.
Hunt lajs he will now take stops to get
back the | pony mare which ho swapped
for the mule. Tno officers are alsa
anxious to get hold of the man Bnrdick ,
who , from these reports , seems to be de
cidedly crooked in his actions.
PEHSONaL , .
Mayor Vaughara ia on the sick lilt yet.
r Jo. SpauldlDg , the mall carrier , is on the
aid : Hat.
Henry Motcalf and wife have returned from
New Orleans.
Miss lloxio Wesley ia spending n few days
in Omaha ,
Henry O'Neilo and wife , of Oakland , were
in the city yeatorday.
T. 11. Brooka nnd W. C. Carman expect
to start to-day to take up lands In Dakota.
II. H. Van Brunt and wife returned Sun
day evening from a visit to the exposition al
New Orleans.
8. D. Street , ex-clerk of the courts , is attending -
tending to some business in Omaha , and ex
pects soon to start for the west.
Mr. Mann , of St. Joe. , the architect of
Council BlullY now court house and jail , ia in
the city , and will meet the board to-day.
Jacob Sima yoatorday went 6ut to Harrison
county to look after a farm ho has there. No
political fences thla time.
i.Mr ? , B , Y , Adams , of Carson , who has been
A ftUCat of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. Adams for sov-
I oraljdays , returned home yesterday morning ,
B , B. Mann , of Hiawatha , Kauaas , who , as
many here can bear witness , is ono of tha
liveliest llfo insurance men in the weet , U at
Bechtels.
J. L. DeBovoiso , the ticket man , ban hat
n nice little maiden come to his bouae. Ho
now has a pair of queens , sure , and is na hap
py a father as thete ia In town.
George Ferguson , Jr. , is back from his ag
ricultural recreation in Shelby county , and
will look after the Pacific house whllu his
father takes a glance nt thojitock.
Win. J. Brown , of Indianapolis , la in the
city , to meet with the board of supervise .
Ho Is ono of the linn who build Iron rotary
jalla , Buch as thla couuty.propoaes to build.
Jamoj Wild and wife , who left Hardiu
township for Los Angeles , California , about a
year ago , wrltea to Mr. C. Woaley that . .they
expect to be back by Thursday of this week.
Mr. Wella Cook has returned from his eastern -
ern trip , and reports a very pleasant time.
He Is onthualnatic over the way the present
.ifoilnlatrntloa starts In , and hna intere.tlnp
reports to make up the dctatla of tlia visit to
Washington ,
Mrs. 0. F , Klambeck , whose maden natna
ws Miaa Kate Paters , and who was married
lasl January , has gone to her homo in Bill-
inxs , Montana , by way of St. Paul over tha
Northwestern. Wm. Petorf , her brother ac
companied her , he will niaku hie home there.
The Council Bluffs ; Paint Mannfaotnr
ing company will bo sol'dting ciders In a
few days. Walt for them.
Stories of the horrible eufierlcg o :
K nsis cattle during tbo winter are now
gittlrg into print. The streams have
been Irozon to the bottom , and oittle , In
"rustling" for water , bavn fllen on the
Ice , and , too woik to iUo , have frozen by
hundreds. Again , in a wind otttle bunch
In big herds for warmth , to weakos
being driven to the canter and crushed to
doith. Heaps of these dead cattle d
the pia'rios. '
Dr. S. Moshtor , of the Sioux City
Jhronic DIsonso Institute , will bo at Iho
frott homo In this city , Thursday , April
2d. Will attend to patients and a 1 who
aroaflllctcd ill do well Ito give him a
call. Consultation free.
SPECIAL NOTICES
HOTICK. Special a rtrtlaetnenta , taa ti Lett ,
' ( rand , To Loan , For Sale , To Kant , Wants , Board
ag , eta. , will b Intcrtcd In this column at the tow
al of TEN CENTS PER LINK ( or the flnt Inmtlon
id nVK CENTS PER LINK lot oaoh eubwquent
rtlon. bav advertisement ! al oar offle * , Mo.
Pe rl Street , near BroadiraT
WANTS.
If OH HAIK Another liotel In a Iho Kebrajka
' town , now doing a business tf about Slid p r
month. No other betel la the place. Terms liberal.
BWAN & WAtmiR
17OII 8AI.K UK T1UDKSCO notes ol land In
1 Wayne county , Mo. Will trude for Council
Jlufls city prjporty er sell cheap for CASH , or r 't
Iron. B > MV .t WALKKR
TO TilAUK - uciod Iowa or Nebraska
Unil for a small etrc'i uf hanlKtro or general
tncrchandlBO , well located. SWAN& WAIKBB.
I7O11 S\LK A rare chin otoRct k Dnc , well lm-
L' pro < od farm of 400 nj i s , v , tthln a few miles of
louncll Blun , at a bargtlii. Low price and easy
SWAM & WALKRR
; 7 01l SALB Agoodpajt-i ; hotel property with
. ' llrory ( Ublo , In one ol the best small towns In
cstcrn towa will sell with or without furniture , or
will trade for a small farm with stock etc.
SWAN & WALKXR.
ITiOU S UK Eighty acres unimproved land In
jj Union countv , Iowa , 3J miles south east of Af-
on , the ocnnt ; scat , or will trade for Nebraska or
{ ansaslaod. S AN & WALKKR ,
| > > 0lt SAliE A 2u aoio tract of Rood land about
C1 one nnd n half relics from Council Illufli post
lllco. at a bargain. SWAN & WALKKR.
li > OU MALK In Harrison county , Iowa. S20 acres
L srasa land , all under fence a too ncro farm
with One Improvement ; , all under cultivation except
0 acres Krasa 83 acrra peed Krasa or pasture land ,
and sol era ! other tracts of from 40 to 100 acres of
unlmproMxl land. SWAN & WALKRR.
Foil SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved.
If you want a l jm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , let us boar from \ ou.
SWAN WAIKBR.
SALE A lareo number of business and resi
dence lots In all parts of Count ! ! Blufls. See
us bcforo j ou buy , SWAN & WALKKR.
TT10U BALK Parties wlshlnff to buy .cheap lots to
; build oncanbuy on nonthly pajmcnta otfrom
2 to $10. SWAN & WALKRR
fJlOH HEN f Wo will rent you a lot to build enC
C wfth the prltlUge to buy If you with on very
Iberal termr. SWAN & WALKBR.
fAN TKU 1o correspond with tny one wishing a
peed locttlon f n planning mill , sash , door
nd blind manufactory , wo luno building and
machinery , well located , forsalo , lease or trade ;
SWAN & w ALKRB.
UENT- Largo two story frame building suit
able for warehouse or storage purposes , near
ollroad depot. SWAN WALKER.
\ HUNT UK SALu , iij.niljg and grounds
Ir\OH 1 eultaHe for snail foundiy and machine shop
load boiler , engine , cupala , blower with Hied ebalt-
ag oto. , ready to put In motion.
SWAN WAT.KBB.
( J'UH HAL.CUOUSCB , Lots and Land. A. J.
L1 Ftepben on , 503 First a\onuo.
it SALE A top-buggy , tlrst-iUsj make and
In excellent condition. Or will trade for cheap
ot. Address f. M. Bee office , Council BluTs.
" 10AL AND HOOD Oeorge Uoaton , 6-a Bronl-
way. sells ooal and wood at roasonabla prices
; lvoa 2,000 Ibg. for a ton , and 129 cublo for a cord ,
'ry him.
Kvery bouy in Council UluOa u uie
WANTKU . Delivered by carrier at only twenty
, * nta s. woek.
\LBi PAPKUS For eale at Uia olSoe , at SB oenti
a hundred
WANTED A good bread maker a Union Bakery ,
523 Main street , Council Bluffs ,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT ,
I have a doubla store bulldlng,10io Lnspartitioned
iff , elegantly papered , supplied with water from the
water works , geol brick cellarsuite ! for restaurant ,
sundry , hoarding bouse , merchantilo business or
esldcnt property. Also a largo two-story frame
[ welling with 18 rooms two cellars , etc. , etc. , suited
or boarding house , private residence , hospital , oto.
opposite the city bulldlcRS and city market for rent
cheap. W. U. VAUOHAN.
F. H. Oiicrjir. S. T. FBKNCII
I. M. TBETNOB.
CARPET COL
SUCCESSORS 10
Casady Orcutt & French
405 Broadway Council Biufls
Carpets ,
Curtains ,
Window Shades ,
Mattings ,
Linoleums ,
Oil Cloths and
Upholstery.
Mail Orders
Carefully Filled !
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CARPET
CO.
For Rent
The building Lnown sUe''Kka'lng Itlnk" corner
6th Avenue and Pearl street , will bo rented , alto
gether or separately. Occupant ) , April la t. Kor
fuither partloultn call on
onJOHN UKUESIIE11I ,
PreilJent Council I luIj ( Savings Uanlt
MANDEMAKERS & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No. 201 Upper Broad way. Council Binds.
Dr , "W. E. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple *
Oonnoll Blofl * _ low * .
E , Eice M , D ,
CANCERS , Sft&'StiSP * ' * * '
CHRONIC DISEASES " " " p t
sr
Ina ,
COCKE & MORGAN
347 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
DRESS GOODS.
First Grand Sale of Spring Dress
Goods Still Continues ,
50 pieces Caahmero 12jo worth 18c.
20 ' DoIlcRO 15o " 22o.
20 ' Ottoman cord 20o " 25c.
15 ' No > olty suitings 2Cc vrotih 40 : ,
10 ' Wool broche 40 c worth COo.
15 ' Coventry suitings nil wool desirable
colors -10 inches wide 50o worth T6c.
AtmuroB , tricotines , Muck and colored ( nsh-
noroa nt prices lower thnu over bcforo
olTcred.
20 pieces French cotton sntinea beautiful de
signs at 21c.
French nnd Scotch zophyri , seersuckers ,
cheviots , In desirable stylus , Lawns mill per
cales 5o to 12jc.
Cable cloths with embroideries to match ,
Skirts.
Skirts with nine tucks , soft muslin , COc
worth C5c.
Skirts with nine tucks nnd two rulllos , Gc
vorth OOc.
Nicely trimmed Skirts with tucks and rut-
flos , $1 worth $1 25 ,
Skirts with tucks otid ttinunod with cm-
broidery , SI 15 worth SI 10 ,
Bkirta trimmed with 8-inch embroidery , 15
licks , heavy muslin , $1 50 worth $2.
Our $2 , ? 2 25 and $2 75 Skirts tire equally
ai good value as the cheaper ones quoted
above.
Thaso garments are nil made with tnrnod
Beams nnri lock utitch sowing. They are ftl-
mo t ni CIIKAl' A1 THK MATKIttAI , ALONE CAN
UK HOCOI1T KOH ,
"White G-oods.
Our White Roods nnd I.lnon department
has grown so largo that wo have been obliged
to add more chclvlngi especially for this do
p.irtmunt , Wo are allowing now things in
HAMIIUIIf ) I < KTTINtlH , Al.LOVKll-KMimOinKnY ,
Fiounso SWIHSKM , KKDOIIA CIIKCKH , KKVKUK
STIUI-IW , LACK MULLS , HAUICOIID LAWNS ,
INOIU 1/A1VNS , iNOHA STUirKS.OAHIlEAU DKH
iNDKM , UllOCAIlKD SATlNES.ntld n boiUltiftll as
sortment of VicioiiiA LAWNS , I'LAIN and
CHUCKED NAIVSOOKS.
Jerseys
20 doz .Icraoyn , Llslo finished , $1 CO worth
§ 2.A
A complete line of children's nud mlssoa
Jcrseyo , nil colors , ctwhtnero , wool , Lisle
tinleh , $125.
Muslin Underwear.
IIa\Ing purchased our Ladles' ' Underwear
direct from the manufacturers wo nro ena
bled to save our customers the "jobbers
profit ? . "
Ladles' PANTS , with four tucks.soft finish
ed muslin , 25c per pair worth -I0c.
Lidlos' Pants' ' , nicely trimmed with cm-
broidery nnd tucks , good heavy muslin , 50c
per paii , worth ( 5o.
Ladies' Pants , extra fine mnshn , fine em
broidery , ton tucks , 05c per pair worth 85c.
Indies' CUKMISK , soft rnuslin , 25c worth
lOc.
lOc.Ladies' Chemise , nicely tucked and trim
med , with embroidery , 50c worth 75c.
Ladles' Chemleo , nicely trimmed with in
sertion nnd embroidery to match , and nine
tucked 75 worth SI ,
Ladies' Chrmieo , very fine muslin , olabor-
ntply trimmrcl , Sfic worth SI 10.
Lndics , NIU11T DKKSSK3 , ( rood muslin ,
trimmed nith cambric rullhng , U5o worth OOc ,
Ltullos' Night Dresaos , trimmed with cm-
broldciy , nnd tucked , 85o worth ? 110.
Ladles' Nifht Droasoi , trimmed with inser
tion , embroidery , and Inckod , $1 worth SI 35 ,
Lndios' Night Ire8 naclnborntuly trimmed ,
extra line nuiBlIn $1 50 worth $2 ,
The "Princess" Nluht Dress , 32 worth
32 5o.
The "Duchess" Night Dress , ? 225 worth
$275.
Tha "Queen" Night Dress , St worth S3.
Hosiery.
Our stock of hosiery is now roplcto in every
rospoct.
100 dozen ladies' colored hose at 10c , worth
25c.
100 dozen fancy nnd solid colored hoec , iu-
grntn , nt 15c , worth 20c.
20 dozen balbrlggaua , full regular made , nt
20c , worth 30c.
25 dozen Bilk clocked bnlbrlggnn hosa ,
full regular mndo , at 25c. worth I toe.
25 dorcn nolid colored hoio , full regular , nt
25c , worth 30s.
25 dopn solid colored split-feet hose , tS5c.
worth Wo.
25 doz "Schopptr's" oil colored hcwe , at 60c ,
nlwnyg soldntGOc.
60 dozon. colored ruid block lisle , l Coc.
worth Me ,
Wo hnvo nn olcKAiit iwsortment of mlMo *
nnd children'a in listen nnd cottons , blacks
and colors.
colors.fonts'
( fonts'
Half Hoso.
rX ) do7cn cotton lrii < en , nt tic , worth Pc. , )
20 dozen stout Scotch uiixod , seamless , nt
lOc , worth IGc.
15 dozen blue nnd brown mixed ,
ntl21c , worth ttljo
20 dozen old gold , blue nnd brown mixed ,
extrn stout noamloix , nt 15c , worth ! ! T .
20 ilozon llritlsb BtouU , nt 20c , worth 25o
BosmloBs ; 25 doz n atrlpod British so mlcM ,
hnlf hose , nt 25c , worth 35c.
10 dozen oil Ingrnlnhoao , nt3."o , worth 80s.
G-lovos.
20 doz lislos At 25o worth lOc.
25 " " " '
35c 50c.
20 " fancy colored Hsles nt 50e worth
75c.
20 " black nrd colored silk glovoa at 5Cc
worth 7Cc , _
15 doz mitta colored nnd black nt COo nnd
75c worth -10 par cent more ,
We are Offering Domestics at New York Prices.
Special bargain in black silks : No. 1 , black silk at G5c worth UOc ; No. 2 , black silk at 85c worth 81 ; No. 3 , black silk nt $1 worth 81.3. >
No. 4 , black silks at § 1.25 worth 81.66. We are offering ; the best value at 81.50 ever given in this city. No. G , very heavy soft finish
ilk at ? 1.85 worth $2.25. We guarantee these silks NOT TO CUT , .
IL F
347 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
"MURDER MOST FOUL , "
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria.
DURING the loet fh o years there haa not been a death from diphtheria In any C.-HO uhcre Dr. Thomas
Jedcrls' rireventho and euro was used. It has been the DICILS ot saving thousands ol lives. Inillj-
ponslblo In puttidsoro threat , In malignant scarlet feicr , changlDz It la 48 flairs to the simple ( arm. ID-
fklllblo cure for all inlUmmMory , incentive , luttlil or Catairhal conditions , cither internal or external.
Plico , § 2.
CHOLERA I CHOLERA ! CHOLERA !
Dr. Jeffeils' Cholera Speclllc will oircit ( lie. disfSFC in 30 to fO minutes. The Doctor used this tnedl-
cine during the fearful vUlUtlon of the cholera In Cincinnati , St. Louie , snd all along the ilispUelppI
HUcrandlts trlbulaiioj , without losintf a caeo , In t ho j cars ' 49 , ' 0 , ' 51 and ' 2. H la n1o Infallible in
Cholera Morbua , Cholera Infantum , cto. Keep It on bard. You can rely upon It. Bind for it. I'ilocJ2.eO.
Cholera "Cornea as ft thief In the night. '
D YSPEPSIA ! D YSPEPSIA !
Dyspeptic , why Hvo In misery and die In despair with cnnoor ol the etomaoh ? Dr. Thomaa Jcfforla cures
every cue of Indigestion and constipation In \cry short time. Beit ol references given. Dfapepsla Is
the cause ol ninety per cent ot all diseased conditions Price S6 for two weeks treatment.
Full printed Instructions how to use tbomcdlclnes ecnt with them. Nodoctoi required ; a good nmso
la all that Is i ecessary. Dr. JeQorls' remedies can only be obUined at hbolllco , No. 23 South 8th Street
Council Bluffs , Iowa. Or cent by express on receipt ol palcc.
SMITH & TOLLEIt , ACTS.
LEADING
. Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
, - - - .
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
Keep Horeca nnd Mnlea conutnntljr on hand whlo
wo will soil In retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Renresented.
fllolciale r.ilrtltll i ! < lm In Grain rd Poled Hay. Prlcet
conable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
CHZLTJTEH < Sc BOLE'S"
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. CouncllBlaffs.
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt.
819 BHOADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWAJ 725 ELM ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; and FT. WAYNB , IND
IT POSITIVELY COTES- Kidney and Liver Complaint , Brlght's . - . ,
Dyipopsla , Nervousness , W.Btlng Weakneea , r4raly6l > , Spinal Affoctlonj. Indlgeatlon . ,
and ail dlaeanea requlrlnit Inoreaaod motive powers. New improved
Headach , Lame Back. Cold Fc t ,
13 and 15 ; old Btjle 82 each.
W. -ftYtSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Crick building of any size raised or moved and tUfaction guaranleod. Frame hous
moved on Linus UIANT trucks , the best in the world. AYLSWORTH.
'
1010 Mn'th Street , Council 151ull ,
AND -THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway - - Council Bluffs.
, dI in. fiwt clMi ityle and on , hort
. l thldg Mn
ALL CITY.
OKU KWHI HOOB > IN in
notice , Hot and cold lunrhea always e dy.
Roof Painting ard repairing. All work guarauteed to give satisfaction.
GEO. SMITH BON 302 N. 7th Street ,
. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Attention , Ladies.
While closing out my notionswill sell all hair goods at 25 per cent discount , 300Switches
00 Waves , Bangs , etc. , to sacrifice. Custom work carefully attended t ,
WHS. D. A. BENKDICT.
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
II. H. FIELD. W. C. E3TEP
Field & Estep ,
UFDEETAKERS
No. 317 Broadway , Council Blufid , Iowa.
Calls Attended Promptly , Day and Night. Particular attention given to Knibalmlng
J. L. DjsBEVOISE.
ion Ticlet J
No. G07 Broadway Council Blnfli.
A. J.
( COLUKEO )
Hair Culling awl Shaviny ,
This is an Equal Sights Shop
01 0 Broadway. Council Bluff *
Railway Time Table.
Corrected to January 7 , 1336.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
the following are the times o ! Ine arrival nd de.
putuie ol tralm by central eUndard time , al the
ocaldciwta. Trains leave traneler depot t Q roln-
Diet earlier and arrive ton mlnutoa Uter.
o 05
8116 ' pro I' ° lflc Kipress , :65 : p
POfflOAOO , XlLWiOEM W BI. MUU
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ssss
tiso a m D Uolnw Aeoonunoditloo , Sill p m
" At local depot only.
Al Tranettronl ;
liuoioo and o imr Tii ,
Eiprew. : tO P
PadfloW" '
BSOX cm AKD ficino.
D .
Wertern Eipreet , fl' 0 a m
llooro I'iclflo Eiptew , JiOpm :
JilO a > , Unooln r Kiprew , 1:18 : P m
TRitMl TO OMilU.
11. 10 P. " > ' .
.TACOJK SIMS ,
Rttorney - at-Law ,
OOUNCII. BLUFl B , IOWA.
Offlc * . U ln StiMt , Koomi T and 8 , Shugartland
k , Will ptKtlW la 8UU o < l t V > wurt *
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
BEMINGTON STANDARD
NO. 2 ,
lathe Highest Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World.
Wlthcnly39he8 to learn . >
operate. It prints 70 characters
IncliulIrK cam anil email letters ,
punctuatlocs , flciireH , elgns and
fraction * It a the simplest and
most rapl'l ' wrltlotf machine
made as well as tliu nioit dnralila
, for free illustrated pamphlet.
Wyckoff Scamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , III. , Solo Agents ,
0. II. SIIOLK8 , Council Uluffa
Agent for Wustern Iowa
.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale and lletall Dealer ) In
Hard Soft ana Bhssburg
O OA. .
W. H. SIBLEY , Marnier.
OfHce. SB Main St. Yard , ou U. IU I. 1 > . and 0 ,
U. & St. I * . lUllway.
fl.J , Hilton , H.Q , ,
PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON ,
tjr. ( UanaU lu a.
K. SOHUBZ.
Wee of the Peace.
ornox OVER AMKRIOAX :
COUNCIL BLUFFfl. IO A.
moi. omnm < Wi D , u. iron
OFFIGEE B PUSKY
BANKERS.
Oonnell Eloffi , . , tai
Established - - 1856
P al > ii In rottlco and MnilltU Cilitt ( * Ut
Hc BicurltlMi