THE DAILY BEE FRIDAY , Jtft-a M 1882
G , CS. OOQ3KC Sc OO ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Ccincll IJIafU low * .
W HO RESALE r I , OU R HOUSE ,
Gtnunl A cnts ( or the Celebrated Mills cl IT 1 > Husli A Co. . Ool ! > n Ktijlo Flour , tMrcn\\oith ,
Kan ! V9 , ami ( Jtum IKc Mvll . Sioux Fulls , lukoU.
p , SrnlHi fc Vtlit mlcnCouiill 1U in < . lii.
HI. IE.
AVB ItETAlL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TIT L | BJJJ AJJJ J)0F ) ' ° L
Lands andLots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW KATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUjjCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
IBL L RSOIKlV
15 Worth Maiu Street.
WHOLESALE DEALER ! N SHOE FINDINGS.
Itcaily-fittcd upi > cr § , In calf skin nml kl | > . Oak nntl Hemlock bOI.K LVlATltHK , anil al
oorts K ) > T > crtalnlnr ) to the shoo trade. Oo il < Bold as cheap m in the Ka ! .
MILLIIEET STOEE
FOR STYLISH SPUING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. Council Bluffs la.
That never require crimping , at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store , at prices noUT ticfcro toucheil liy
ny other hair dealer. Alt.0 n lull line ot switches , itc. , nt really reduced prlcoi. Also gold ,
silicr nud colored nets Waves niadc Irom Iidlin' oun hair. Do not fall to cnll bcloro puri-hislng
tltcwlnre. All Koodn narrautcdaa represented. MU3. J. J > GOOD ,
20 .Main street , Council DliiClK , lotto.
E4TEIMHOUSEI
At Bryant's Spring ,
Cor , Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Fliln , Medicated , Vapor , Electric , I'lunse ,
Iouch , Shower , Hot and Cold Itatns Com-
pt'tcnt n ale and female Mirrcs and at'endnnts
always on hind , and lliolicat of ra-c and Atten
tion nil en pitrong. Special attention jrlxen to
battling children. Im CDtlgAtlon aud iiatrouaga
solicited DR. A. U STUDLBY it Co. ,
100 Upper 13roadway.
Dr. Studtay : Treatment of chronic diseases
mndc a specialty.
PI * UTrnnTl fl KEMOVED without the
! U ft i H n N drawiDR of blood or usoof
UO.ll UilJlUU knife. Cures lurifr discaaes ,
FitsScrofula , Li\cr Com-
\ VTrwirvp
Jr. . mmi i i1. P'alnt , Dropsy , Hheiima-
T II M n R 55 tlsm. Kevcr alld Mcrcur-
l U III U II U
ia | 80rc9 > Erysipelas , Salt
Kheum , Scald Head , Citatrh , weak , iiillamcd
and granulated Kyca , crofulou9 Ulcers and Fc-
niale Disease < of all kinds. Aho Kidney and
Vencri&l disuaici. Humorrhoida or I'lles cured
money refunded.
All diseases treated upon the principle ofejtet -
tble rvform , without the mo of mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
F.lcctro Vapor or Medicated Haths , furnished
twho desire them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the use
the Elastic belt Truas and 1'laster , ulilch haa
rjperior In thoMorla.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL OS OH ADDRESS
Drs , R , MOB and F , G , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
Feed and Sale Stables ,
18 North First Street ,
Bouquet's old stand , Council H'ulK Iowa.
WILLAKU SMITH. 1'rop.
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
Physician and Surgeon ,
Office and residence 016 Willow avenue , Coun-
cl lilulld , Iowa.
Iowa.W.
W. K. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Illllnff a tpeciilty. First-class
work ( 'uarantced ,
DR. AP. . HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OlEoo , No. 14 I'earl Street. Hoiui , 0 a. m. to
2. , and 2 p. in. , to 5 p , in HcildciiLO , 120
linr.croft utriet. Telephonic connittloii with
Central ntllco.
F T. SEYBERT M. D.
, . , . . ,
PHYSICIAN it SUJIUHOX.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Oflioa No. u , Everett IJlock , Broad
way , over A. Louio'a Restaurant ,
lercliants Restaurant
J. A. ROSS , Proprietor.
Corner Broadway and Fourth Streets ,
Good accommodations , good faro and cour-
treatment. _ ,
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7 , 33 C3
Offlco over uvlnga bank ,
COUNOIJj BLUFFS , . . Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0. James , In connection with his law and
eollictlon business tuys and sells real tstato.
Persons vlthlnir ta buy cr bell city property call
t bit office , over Bushncll'a book etore , Pearl
itrMt.
EDWIN J , ABBOTT ,
Justice ot the Peace and
Notary Public ,
4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Deed ! aid moitj i'ce diawa and ftcknonl t4
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
"Waves Made From Your Own Hair.
TOILET ARTICLES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Frice ,
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
; - - - .
MRS , "B , J , HARDING , M , JT.
Medical Electrician
AND
* GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate of Electropall.lc Institution , Philadelphia -
delphia , 1'eina.
Office Our , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA ,
The treatment of all discisca and pMnful dif-
II cu I tics puciiliar to ffiraloa a sped ilty.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
OIlltoo\ First National lUnk , Council liluffa ,
Inua. Will vractlca in the btato and federal
FRESH FISH !
Game and Poultry ,
Can always lie found a B. DANEHY'3 ,
130 Upper Hroada'Ay.
JNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of tlie Peace ,
014 BROADWAY.
Council Bluffs , - . - Iowa.
W. B" MAYES ,
Loans and Eeal Estate ,
1'ioprletor of abstracts of Pottawattamlo
count ) . Olllc'o corner of IlroudKay and Main
mrectr , C > uuul Illnlfii , Iowa.
JOHN STEirrER , M. D.
( Deutschcr Arzt. )
ROOM u , EVEUKTT'S ' ULOOIC ,
Council BluiTH.
ulacMua of women and thlldrcn a specialty.
"
P , J , MOHTQOMBRY , M , D , ,
Fj'.UK DlHi'ENSAUy KVKHVSATUHIUY ,
Olllcoln F\irctt' lilock , Pearl trect. Heal )
dence fi.S Fourth street. Olllco houra from 0 to
2 a. in. , 2 to 1 and 7 to 8 p. in. , Council I lull *
PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Pearl street , opposite the postofflcc. Ono of
the oldest practitioners In Council Bluff * . Satis
lafactlon imarantecil in all c 9es
DR. F. P. BELLINGER ,
EYE AHD EAR SURGEON ,
WITH UU. CIIAULKS.UKBTKEN.
Ollku OMT uru'store , 411 Droiulu.ij , Coumil
, Al dibca i'ii of ttiu tyu and
treated under the mv t approved method , and all
JOHN LINOT ,
ATTORHEV'-'AT-IAW. ' '
Will prartlro In all Ftite aiU Utitt'4 ' States
Court * . & | x.akg German Laii u > gc.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS ,
CALIFORNIA
Since the e < tnblMimenl of llio cliftin
Ifiiiit In Xotia tlio nutntivr o ( ciiininnls 1ms
greatly tHiiiiuMicxl.
.1. V. UpiUlinst , wl'ilo ( lipKi'iR ' a well in
l'.a t Koi AiiKcIe * the other day , struck
n bed of ri > ck tnlt nl n depth of twenty-two
feet. The linil is cotuMored valuable.
Tlio last vc'tlso of the toll nulsauco in
tlio Yo'emlto vnllcy hixt been wiped nut ,
the Yo etnito commj lonoThnviiit inir-
rhtxieil the trail lending to Ka lc Point nt
their recent meeting.
Oliver 11. Iennt ) cattle thief , wa * stn
trnced nt Sant Ktwa to tliitty yar ' im.
Iiri'onment. llo w-ft cniuic'ed < f itcnlintf
n cow , sellitiK her , nn l Etortllngher again
fron the i > urchner.
There it an niuicot tree on the Clmv
chilln tiver , in l're no county , near the
A'nririo'a ' line , tht nien urcs sixty inclies
nnnuul thn tinnk , three feet f r 'in the
ground. It 5s thought there is noi li-
thntt a ton < if fruit on the tree.
] ) iuitiK the ] ) erfortnanco of n clrcui at
licdding the ' Irimtelicr fell , ijiitini ; the
dry griisa on the Bronnd , and sptcailint : t <
tlio canvas , a con > id rablo portion of which
was bunieii. l nita a ( itnio occurred nuioii
tliu audience , but no DUO WAS injured ,
At San Join on the 17th the jury in the
suit of Alice lisnhy XR. _ Southern 1'acilic
r.iilrnad returned a verdict fjir the pluiutill
fiNing dninngeaatS10XK ) . Tlio action
brought to recover datnnges for the loss < !
her huB'iaml ' , n brakeinan on defendant' * )
train , who vnn killed nt Santa Clara July
" , 1SN1.
OnthlMh , 11. UoiMcranee , a leadint ;
French citircn of los Angolts , attended a
picnic , where he. was bitten by n tly. Tlio
next day the spot con ineiiced to swell ,
and hu died in gicat agony from blood-
poisoning. It i.s the opinion of l\\s \ physi.
ciaiiH that the poiKou was cointnnnicatcd
from Homo diseased animiil by the lly.
The Chico Record says that the body of
a ninii is now tied up with a rope to the
bank of the Sacramento river near Kddy'i
1'crry , and has been there floating nnd
rotting f"i a week or more. It was found
on the CVilusa county sldd by somu men on
ono of the steamers going to Chico , who
tied it to thu ISuttu hide of the river. Tim
coroners of both c > unties r fuse to take
charge of the body , each claiming that it
belong to the county of the other.
Mrs. Margaret Monet ! , residing not far
from Ked BluiF- , while smoking n pipe in
front of her house discolored that her
drehs WHS on lire. She run t < i a water
trough near by nnd lay dojni in it , trying
to uxtingu h the llames , but being n largo
wotnnn , wcishing over : ! 00 pounds , her
elfottH to put out the Hanies proved fruitless -
less , and hho was unable to get out again.
The fire continued to burn her clothes and
Ixidy , also , timich an extent that bho died
Fiom the elTects of her injuries ,
NEW MEXICO.
Albnuneripio fav rs a territorial jockey
association with n cir nit cotnpriting IJ-IH
Vegas , Santa Kc , Albuquerque and
Franklin , the Silver City murderer , has
again beau respited by C ! oven or Sheldon
and August ( Mi in now set as the dny of
extcution. Franklin will probably die of
disease before that time.
Albuquerque street car drivers are lazy ,
and < ne patron of the line , whoso signal to
stop the car was not headed by the driver ,
elFeituiilly ron ed the 1. d. by placing a
six-shooter under his nose.
They expect to brand 10,000 calven this
year on Wilson Waddingham's big range
near Fort Uiibcom. The beef cattle are
now being ronnded-up to be delivered to a
Kansas firm that has contracted for them.
There ara I'JS.OOO acres of irrigable land
in tha Mesillu valley. The land i * very
rich and the valley has been called the
Kgypt of America , Small farming pay * .
Flowing water never freezes. There is
abundance of water for irrigation. The
climate is mild , nnd vegetation grows lux
uriantly .
The press dispatches from Albuquerque
civing accounta of the hanging of Milt
Yarberry en the Kith are all falfe Yar-
berry was sentenced to be hanged the Ifith ,
but his case was appealed to trie supreme
court , which meets next January , lleli
now in jail nt S > nta Ye.
A gentleman from Jemez tells a story
of an ice cave in the momitxns there
lie says that at great altitude the cave
appears and in i ; there i- a body of water.
The utmohphmo f-t the month of the cave ,
and oven in the vicinity , is very cold owing
to the hcighth .mil the protection from the
sun | rjys alfordul by thohhcltired locality.
In-ide of the cavern ice forms on the wa
ter even at thU season of the vear , hni
airord'iig a constant suj ply of thu cooling
luxuiy.
UTAH.
John A. Kimball , ot O don , has been
sentenced to two years' hurd labor in the
penitentiary Cor having robbed the inaiN
while a , postal agent on the Utah A : North
ern railway ,
Indian Agent 15orry , formerly of the
Unc'jmpahi'ro ' "gency , now at tha Uintnh
agency in Utah , has been placed under ar
rest. The nature of the charges ngaiast
him are nut learned. The arrest was madu
by Inspector Pollock , who was accom
panied by Lieutenant Gurloy and a squad
of men. Ilia orders wore sealed.
One Abe Caunonwas on n mission and
foil into ( iermany , whure ho convened n
few to the Mormon faith and baptised
them. The German autlmritle.-i finding a
law coveting the i aso as a misdemeanor ,
issued n. warrant for his arrest , but faili-d
to secure the older , They succeeded in
capturing ono John < } . ( Jannon , who was
reloaded upon showing that he wa not the
man who di I tlio baptising. Abe returned
with the last immigrants , nnd says ho does
not love Dutch cheese and sour liront , but
loves polygamy better ,
OREGON.
She p to the number of Mi,880 head
have been driven out of the state in the
past month.
An Kogliahmen named Carver , buy in , '
WOIM in eiiHturn Oregon f' r U. Jl. Homer ,
ot ] , ar. mie , gamble i elf § ' , OoO of his em
ployer's mcmoy at Hcppner , Umatilla
co'inty , and then left the country.
Coiniilaint is made by t-uttlcrs on Dry
creek , I matilla cAunly , that I ml I ami from
the reservation in digging canma injure
meadows und fields In the most aggravat
ing way. One irate rancher on 15asket
mountain warns the agent U keep them
away if he does not want them crippled too
Bovorely to return this hcaeon ,
IDAHO.
Parties from Wood Itivcr report tlmoif
dull und work and money siaiee. An ex
odus of fortune huntus from that section
has commenced , and hundreds are unable
to get away unless they walk.
A recent ebtimato places the number of
men employed nt or near Ketchum , at
nine hui.drul. 'I hoe men , coming into
town once or twice per week , make thing *
lively for those tngnjfi-d in lamlnes * there
Uame < and nuuic ure ( 'olng nil day uud
late into the night. Ketchum in having n
boom ,
WASHINQTOfl.
The overflow of Skagit river Imn cauved
damage to the amount of about $100,000 ,
The assessment of the city of Seattle
foots up this year SI.Ott'J.MO. u * against
? 1 , 00COO in 1HS1.
ARIZONA ,
Tw. OornMimen , Arthur Charloa and
Hob Siriull- , had a prize f'mht alwnt n mile
from Tuinhittune on the 15th , 'J'an rounds
werj lought ami SmalU won tha buttle ,
Charles wu badly punUhed ,
NEVADA.
The Virginia Cnronklo mentionn aihn.
barb loaf bexeutoen feet in circumference
on exhibition near that city ,
Ti.o Wimiemucoft Silver Statoeays ; A
pair ot line autlerimnaaurlnt , ' U-n feet
fr mi tii > to tip , are nt the Jepot for ship ,
in-nt t-j tie hcaitln-tulan institute , Wr.nl. .
lniton ; , 1 > . ( \ They came from lei ? r
Idaho.
ThoNe\ftda papers ay that the ruin
this spring have brought out on Immen-
rrop of bunch gram on the lluml . .l It hill
and valleys , and graeint ; is bettn than
has been for vcars | ia t.
Truth nud Honor.
Query : Whnt is the he t " > .inil ;
mcdieino in the world to rpi uia > > th
bowels , purify the blood , roninvo ros
tivoiicna niul bilionsnosa , nul dii'i-s'ic !
nnd tonu up the whole system' ' TrnM
and honor compels us to nsiswvr , lluj
bitters , Iniiiifj pure , perfect nud Imrin
loss. Toledo
THBFlHSTAMEiTTcAN KAIUiCAU
TUurlow Wood'd Story of thn First
Ti lp ft-om Albnny to Scliom-otnay.
N V. Tm ' .
The controversy In vtgnnl to the
first stenm railroad train operated in
this country is ns yet unsettled , but
llio i > rtioiulcrnnco of tlio evidence
would seem to show that it nns tin.
train run over the Albany Schencc-
tnfiy road in 18JI1. The charter fur
this roiul MILS granted in ISu'ii to tin
Mohawk < l Hudson lliver Knilrc.u
company , ixnd work upon it was begun -
gun in 1830. It wns crinplutod in
181(1 ( , nnd in September of that yi > nr
the first piwsutici'i- train , which ia nlsc
chuinud to bo the lirnt atentn passen.
> cr train ever run in Una country ,
was acntovor tlio ruila from Albany to
Sclionocla'ly and back. Among the
p.usotitju'i on this memoriiblu excursion -
sion wns llio venerable Thurlow
Woud , mid hia memory of the event
ia still very vivid. In apeak ing of it
to a Times reporter yesterday , Mr.
Wood siid : : "It is still n nmro or leas
disputed point whether the Albany A :
Sehonoctiuly road , or n ahoit road
near Charleston , S. C. , wns the first
railroad operated in this country , but
I am inclined to think tint the claim
ol thu South Carolina road has been
1 rotty well disposed of , nnd
that history will deciilo that the
Albany nnd Schonoctndy line wits
the lirst ono completed and operated.
There is no doubt that both roads
were constructed almost simultan-
eausly , but I have a very strong im-
p-easion that the lira I train was run
o'er the Now York line. The road
was narrow ijaugo , and followed the
sa-no route as it does now that it has
bojn consolidated nnd formi thu east
ern terminus of the Now ork Cen-
tril , but in 18IJ1 the country through
w.iich it passes was very h htly set-
tl.'d. It ran through a pine forest ,
o id 1 suppose the.ro n ore not half a
dozen houses between Albany anil
Schoncctady , a distance if sixteen
miles. Tlioro was a hill at both the-
A'bany ' and Schenuctady ends of tlie
line , and the cars were drawn up and
lo : down these hills by a strong rope ,
which was worked by a stationary en
gine , so that the locomotive did not
0 itor either of the cities. The loco
motive was a ( juoer-looklng arrange
ment , nnd would crontp a sensation in
these days. It wns imported from
England , weighed four tons and was
lumod John Dull. The cars of the
first train were also peculiar-looking
vehicles according to our modern no
tions of railway coaches , hut in 1SI51
they were looked upon ns marvel * .
They were two in number , and con-
Eiattd of the bodies of the old ataijo
coaches taken from the lumbering
wheels nnd transferred to railrouit
truckn.
"I remember that first excursion
very well , and most of llioHO who en.
joyed it , " continued Mr. Weed. 'Tho
LjL'iitlcimm who niado the trip were
Lewis iJonedict , James Alexander ,
president of the Commercial bank of
Albany ; Chnrloa E. Dudley , of the
Dudley observatory ; 'Jacob Hayes ,
high constable of Now York ; Major
MegUB , BherilFof Albany ; Judge Mar
vin , of Saratoga ; John J..De fSrafl' ,
mayor of Schoncctady ; Edward
CroEswell "Jditorof the Albany Argue ;
John Townsend , Hilly " \Viiiuo , the
penny pnst at Albany ; ox-Ciovoruor
Joseph C. Yates , myBelf , and two or
three whom I do not now recall.
Our engineer was John llampson ,
an Englishman , whom I am told is
still living , but with the exception of
him and myself every one of the
persons who made the trip are dead.
1 was 31 years old then , all the rest ,
except Croswell , who wns about my
age , were from ' > to 10 yearn older
than I. A great crowd of people as
sembled at tlio foot of the lull in Al
bany to see us start , and among them
was an artist by the name of Brown ,
I think. It took about throe quarters
of an hour to get ready for thu start ,
and during that timolirown managed
to secure a picture of the party , the
portraits of which are remarkable for
tlieir fidelity. .Several copies of tins
pictnro are in existence , and I have
una of them myself , The original is
in thu possession of the Connecticut
Historical society , nt Hartford.Vlici. .
all ready tlio coaches were pnllul up
the hill by thu stationary en ino ,
the locomotive was attached ivluui the
summit had Ix'on reached , and \vu
went thundering along toward Hohoii-
ectitdy.Vo made tlio trip of abubt
sixteen miles in sixty or seventy min
utes , and we thought wo had dom an
extraordinary thing , as indued ivo
had for those early dayw of the cen
tury. The idea of the modem express
press train rutimrg at the rate of lif.j
[ > r sixty miles an hour would have
seemed preposterous then. Wo took
dinner in Sehunectady and returned
by tlio road to Albany , making the
trip in a little over an hour. '
The only stockluldurfl of ( ho Mo-
liawk A Hudson railroad whom Mr.
Ileotl could remember were Mr. ) Jc
Wolf , of this city , the father of C'atU
oiino Do Wolf , John Townfond , of
Albany , and Mayor John .1. Do flrufl ,
of Schenectady , Thu old narrow
D'uago road was torn up when the cm-
solidatiori with the Now York Uuntr.il
was made , and the stationary engine
was dJHpensed with , thu locomotives
running directly into Albany and
Schonectady. The route of the line
was not changed , however , and trav
elers from Albany to Schenectady over
; ho New York Central now pass
through the same country , although
t is much more thickly settled , that
was looked out upon bythopa.iaongors
on thu first railroad train that over
made a trip in America.
The Bound Unloosed-
( Jliiw. Thompson , Franklin street , lluf-
fulo , b.iya : " 1 have milfeied foru lon time
with conutlpation , and tried almost eieiy
[ niruative advertised , but only iiwultin in
Umpornry relief , und after 'oon tipution
still more aggravated. " I wa * told about
your Sriiiv. liUKnou ami tried i' , 1 can
now nay J am oiuod , mid though KOIU
months have tlnjutd. ttill icinaiu no , 1
ihall , however , nhvuVH ke p some on hnii'l
in cane of oMc ifiiilninti .iirnii > K' " I'1' ' ' '
Vj cvnt i triul bottle ' 0 ci-nU ,
Oncot the but < ioml'CUw llottls In the
West li the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. K ItllAW.N , 1'roprlttor.
Nc S3I Hid 530 HrcmlwAjCouncil llu ! ( ! , Ion
T\Mc tiippllcil with th. . ho t tlie market ( il-
( oril' . . ( I 0.1 rodiin .mil llr't-i U < < lie l . Torina
U'M msomMo.
UNION AVENUE "HOTEL
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. C , Qcrspacher & Son.
KIBST CI.A-S 11HTF.1. AT Ur.AfiOSH1.K
PUICKs , Tll.VNSir.NTS Art' ( MMollTKD. .
IIOTKN FOKSAt.i : . iiuou Ur.\stiss KM ;
1K1.MXO.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL
N , Anderson , - - Proprietor ,
732 Ixmrr llnul ! a > .
Tnlilo Mi'l | > Veil Hli HIP lirnf tlio umkrt nt-
Terms ttl.K ) ami S OOiitwrek. Trntihlrnt
ill" .
If You WlRh n Ltiuoli Go l < i
LOUIE DUQUETTE ,
Soup , Meat' , ntul Kntnhlo * alwaya on
han 1. Kho Contn per cnll.
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
' TAPER HANC.INO ,
KALS01INING AND GRAINING ,
Shop Corner 15 roadway and Scott St
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNuts
Higars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Soason.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council BhifK
MRS. J. P. BILLUPS ,
r 0"KlKTOIl M
RESTAUBANU EATING HOUSE ,
S13 South Mnin Street , Council II lilt' .
Now homo nmt newly llttcil up Inflntctiu
style Mi'nljal nil hoiiM Iecroii'ii n-iil Iriuo-
luiloincry munim ; fruits a tl confccttoncrUM
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors.
TliUlnunliy 1m Jmt been opened for busl-
CHI , nnd wo nro ii iw pr-urcil | to do liundry
ork n ( all kinds and KU ira'itcu satisfaction A
| iechUy ma in of line work , micli DH ooll.irt ,
iilla , llnu ilrt'i , etc We want c\erjboy to
l\u uia trial.
LA11SON & ANDERSON.
U. II. M. II'HKV.
OffiCEE & PUSH
Council Bluffs , Ia ,
Established , - - 1856
DeilcM In Forcli ; ' . ni d ln nettle Kxelinuo
anil " Imnu w.urltii'1. _ _ _
TNR.RMARYI-
T.J.CADT.ID.J.S.
. . . . . . ,
( l.nte \ ifrlniry Siir'ion ( I. S A. )
The Only Veterinary Surgeon
in the City.
OFFICE AT BLUE BARN ,
DPPEB BKOADWAY.
IIKKJSIIKNOES :
All f f thu li bt I'lij'N clans In Council Illulfd aril
H'lrronnillnilonntry
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
DOCH a Inino l > a ) ; or naiHDidorcd urliio
iullcatothatyoiiaifmviutMn * THEN DO
NOTHESITATJJt w . J'.irjJ V WOHTat
oncodlrufftiiafu'oeouf ' d it ) unit ( \vllJ
apctxllly overcome * * a o BOHM ulldrcetoro
Ut althy notion
toyaur < cr
anilwcnknrseou.KJiJJIEV WOUTlaunuur.
poHHotl a it w * l act prontptlynnduufuly
JJttli' ' i Hex Incontinence , ictontlon ol
urine , brJckilufltorroiylrjOnltH.niHlfluI ]
* lr trglnff jmhis , all spcodlJy yield toltucur *
utivo power. ( ' - < j
BOLDJJYALrjEHUaOIBTS. rrlooll.
© RTi
Murray Iron forks ,
Burlington Iowa.
Hural Portublu
Engines ,
vi iu ! r. .A-
CI'.KAMKIUKH ,
fAKH HILI.S ,
Printiii ?
Offices ,
I'.tc. ,
A
The Largest Iron Working Hatablish-
uiont in thu Ktutu ,
MANLFACTLIIKHS OF
Steam Engines ,
AND
. OEHERAr , MACHINERY.
Tlio llo\vard \ Automatio ( Jut-Off
Steam Engine ,
Bend lor ClrcjUr * . mZ3-lin
No lieiui-arhc < > f liack-ai'Iio for liullct
* ik "WINEOFCARPm ;
To the Consumers of Carriages & Buggies ,
I have a CDtnplato stock of all the Latsst Styles
of 0 .images , Phaetons and Ope a and Top Buggies ,
Consisting of
Tiie Celebrated firewater Sid a Bar ,
The H.vnlin Side Bar ,
The Whitney Side Ba , and
The Mullhalland Spring.
The Dexter Queen Buggy and Phaeton Also the
Old Rel-able Jtiliptic Spring Buggies and Phaetons ,
They are ill made ol ths best ma'erials , and un
der my own supervision ,
I should be pleased to have those desirous of pur
chasing to call and examine my stock , I will guar
antee satisfaction and warrant all work.
H. F. HATTENHAUER ,
Corner Broadway and Seventh Streets ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
JET.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AM ) RETAIL HEALERS IN
LAOKlfAftNA , LEEIGH , BLOSSBUM
AND ALL
COHNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LlftflE , PLASTER , ETC.
Ofllco No. 34 Ponrl Street , Turds Cor. Eighth Street nnd
Eleventh Avenue , Council BlulJa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACVniE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
FEED
The Very Best of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The Hlghent
Market Price Pnid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
GOE.3ST !
Parties to Sell Broom Corn Will Please
Send Sample.
I < Sc OO- ,
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
norms , PllOPRTKTOKR TOWNt
AnLIHQTON. j , a. MCJNTIRE , Lincoln , Neb ,
OARATOCA HOTCL , J. 8. STELLINIUS , Mllford , Neb.3
MARCH HCUOE , E. MANS , OROV/NSVILLE Nab
OOMMEflCIAL HOTEL JOHN HAHNAN , Stromibura Nt
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Loultvlllo
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , fllalr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. O. MEAD , Ncllch , Neb
QRAND CENTRAL e.,8EYMOUR , Nabratka City , Hub
MIB30Uni PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , WeeplneWater.Na
COMMERCIAL HOUOE A. C. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
QIIEENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Hob
COMMERCIAL HOU8E , E. STOREY. Clarlnda , low *
ENO'8 HOTEL , E. L. END , Eremcnl , fcb
EXOHANQE HOTEL , O. D , HACKNEY , Aihland , Kab
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LCVELL , Atklnion , Ktb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. CRUI10 , Qulda Recd , Neb
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER , Oreiton , In.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , Extra , la.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O , M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , In ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. OURCE88 , Neola , In.
CITY HOTEL , Dl A , WILLIAMS , Hartan , la ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M , E. OUMMINQO , Corning , la ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.IL. AVEHY , Otanton ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL J , W. DOULWARE , Durllncton Junction , M
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Ulanchard , U.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Shenandoah , la ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dtyld City , Neb
OACNELL HOUSE , CHA8. DAONELL , College Sprlngi , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
JUDKINBHOU8E , FRANK WILKINSON , MaUern , la ,
DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , U
COMMERCIAL HOUSE P , F.8TEARN8 , . Odebolt , la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Oiceola , Neb ,
DOUflLAB HOUSE , J , 8. DUNHAM , Olnrkt. Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QDEEN , Bedford la.
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. DLACK& 60N , Marysvllle Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION .HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb
WINSLOW HOOSE 0. McOARTY , Seward , Neb ,
AURORA HOUSE M. 0. JONE3 , Auroar.Neb.
CROZICR HOUSE O. R. CROZ'ER , Sidney , Neb.
AVOCA EATINQ HOUSE D. W. ROCKriOLD , Avoca la.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD Sc SHATTUOK , Red Oak.
FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewis , l.i ,
WHITNEY HOUSE , E , HAYMAKER , Orlwold la.
