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THE DAILY BEE FJU DAY OCTOBER 20
WHOl.ESAtK AND BSTAIL
STATIONERY AND PRIHTER'S GOODS ,
OOUHOn. BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE 8TRAC1T 0 FFICE.
T ' * fc XT a : 3 , 3EIto O O. , ,
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 1,0V HATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS . IOWA.
HENRY BEECROFT ,
EM b
II J ItOdKRV OLD STAND.
It 4 wl 1 continue run'ilni ; bl" clt > llca to all iMtU of fie city. All orders prompt ! ) ' Attended
to. 10W VillAHCU S Ol'AUAN'l'hhl ) . New slock conn nnt ) > rcwlxcil. _
D. M. OONNELL ,
Funeral Director and Undertaker ,
So. 17 , North Main Struut. . Council Bluffs
Call ! promptly answered at Ml hours , nl ht nr day. NoA-heareu nd London cnal&gca direct
trorn tha factory nro run In connection therewith. '
Th t no\cr require crimping , at Mrs. J. J. GooiVo Il&tr Store , at prices never bclcre touched by
cy other hair dealer. Also ft full line dl awtfehra , etc. at greatly reduced "prlcoe. Also sold ,
llhcr and colored ruits. Waves made from Ivlics' own hair. Do not foil to of. bcforo rmrcrusluR
elsewhere. All gdoiin WM muted w rcprmgntoi ) . MRS. J. J. OOOU ,
23 Mnlr , ntrecr , Council Mutts , Io .
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-class Bakwr
employed. Bread , KJako , Pies , &c. , delivered to nny prrt of the city. Out
Wacone run all dcrr.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
r
NEW MEAT MARKET.
No. 530 , BROADWAY , ( Palmor's Block.
Between Gth and 7th utroeta.
. TJGKK PROPRIETOR.
Our llotto : Strict clcanllticBS , the best quality of meats , and lowtst possible prices. 'Meats 'de- '
lercd to any pi'.t ol the city. Couie and sec our new shop.
Bethesda
JBATHIBftHOUSSl
At Bryant's Spring ,
Oor , Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Muiticatud , Vapor , Electric , flunge ,
ttouch , Shower , Hot and Cold Baths. Com
petent italo and tomato DUrmss and RttuDilADts
always on band , and the bent of rare and - ttcti'
i lion given patrons. Special attention Klvra to
bathing children. Investigation aud patronage
elicited.
elicited.DR. . A. H. STTJDLEY < fc Co. ,
' 100 Upper Broad way.
Dr. Studley : Treatment of chronic '
madea specialty.
REMOVED without the
.0 ANGERS draw lag of blood or use of
. knife. ( Jurca luopiUetneeu ,
Fits , Scrofula , Liver Com-
_ . . . . . n * plaint , Dropsy , Jlb uma-
'T II fill (9 R S tl m. Fever and ilcrcur-
I W 118-V tt tot sores , Erysipelas , Salt
Rheum , Scald Held , Catarrh , weak , Inumcd
. and granulated Eyes , ocrofuloud Ulcur aud Fe
male Dlneaai of all kinds.Also Kidney and
Venerlal diseases. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured
money refunded.
All discuses treated upon thoprlnclpleof veiret-
Urcfonn , without tho'use of mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or llsdlcatod Baths , lurnlehed
Mho desire them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the UFO
the Elastic belt Truss and Plaster , 'which ban
superior In t bo world.
( CONSULTATION FREE *
i CALL ON Oil ADDHr.S3
i Drs , R , Rico anfl F , C , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia.
8INTON & WEST !
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Oeunoil Bluffs.
Extracting and filling a specialty. Flret-clses
wcrk truarautccd.
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. 14 Pearl Btrnct. IIoun , D a. in. to
2 , , and 2 p.m. , to 6 p , in. Uualdence , 120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central office.
J. M. PALMEil ,
DKALKU IN
'REAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IO\V
WD.STILLMAN ,
Practitioner of lUiueopithy , coniultlnic
ysicianandSurgeoiL
Office nd reelJence 616 Willow avenue , Coun-
lllufli , Iowa.
F. T. SEYBERT , M. DM
PH'YSIOIAN & 6URGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Office No. 5 , Everett Clock , Broadway -
way , over A. Louio'c Restaurant ,
S. E. MAXON ,
jsk. 3EC , a jac K i-oci JEI co w.
OiKco ovtr jivln'J bank.
BLUFFS. Iowa.
" "
"REAL ESTATE.
tC. . Jum * , In conuoctijri lth hij law od
ollv tloa tiuiiiiiLM Luy < c.ni i Ut reil cf.i a.
Pertuca wlt.lilu-to MIJ or KO { | dt > propi.rt ) cili
tl hliota.e , ov r Uu basil's Ux > it store , four )
JTustico oi the Peace and
Notary Public.
4l68roadway , Council Bluffs
IRS , E , J , HARDING , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GVGNECOL0GIST.
Omduatu of Elcctropixthlo Institution , Phila
delphia , 1'unn * .
Offlee Cor ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment ol all dlgoaaea and ptlnful dlf-
fleuUlcs peculiar to funml
, d. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Office over First National Hank , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa. Will practice In the ttato and federal
courta.
courta.JNO.JAYFEAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
314 BROADWAY ,
Coupoil Bluffs , - - Iowa.
W. B. MA ES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamlo
county. Olflco corner of Brnadway and Main
Btreetf , Council Illufla lona.
JOHN STEINER , M. D. ,
( Dcutachcr Arzt. )
Cor. WASHINGTON A tffi A ytli St.
Council Bluffo.
f women and children a apoclalty.
FllKK DlSI'ENKAHY KVB11Y SATUUDAY ,
Ollk-oln E\crctt's block , Pearl treet. Heal ]
deuce ( I'/S Fourth street. Otllco hours from 0 to
Sji. in. , 2lo4aml _ _ PHjJj - _ /ouncH ( luffs
PEACT.CAL DENTIST.
Pearl op | > oilta the poatofflco. Ona of
tbo oldest | .i : tltloneri In Council Blcfli. Billi
Istactlon iruaranteed In _
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Cpn/ectionery , Fruits.Nuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Freeh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season ,
12 MAIN ST. ,
_ Council Blutfa.
STEAl LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors ,
ThleLiimliyJiM Juat licen opined (
or bual-
nea-f , aud ncarcfiiw pr-purcd 1.5 do Ujndrv
vork of ! l Iiliid and guarauU * EiUifaction A
epvcialty luadj of ( Inu ork , eniui OB colltra
i utln , Dm khlrw , itu Via aat es < rybojy In
1'Hij us a trul
_ L .An . ROM [ _ & AKDEUKQN.
nioa. on-iciii w. n
OI'IIOEE ' & PUSH ,
3K A JJJKE3EZ 3Et S3 ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - - I86G
I ) alcrt Ju
and bame c un
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
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IK'ivirt. Arrhr.
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IX ainl Mill , ! l . ' 'in in IX and Mali" li V | r in
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run ( no , HI miviTOo gi i\-cv.
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Mai n-iil 1 \ < i jo .1 in Mail ftiul i\ : ' . T Ml pin
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S l\lS HIV , sr. JOK AMI COlM'll. KU'lPf.
IVvirt. | Arihc.
Mnll and lU.Vl.Mil : I IXmcw niVlpin
9:1U : ) i in | Mall mid I'.v. . IV151 > in
t'MON runic.
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Oicrlfliiil i\.lt : TO a. in. 0\crianillA , , . I ( W p. I" .
Lincoln K11Kia. : : . in. DtWcrKx . < * 0la in ,
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iKn.irt. Arri\p.
Mnllnnd inlifttu : : 1 Mall MiiHX. . I.l0pin :
Cftiinon Hall. . lMIim : | Cannon Ha.l. . 11:05am :
( Ml.U1V VU ! ' IIC. |
Depart.
V'or Slonrltj .TVi a inFer t'rmSioux l'j.OiVi ! ) in
For roitMobmr.x. Knn I'orl Nlunnirn.
Noli7Viftm : Xcb ti opln
Kor bt. r.\nl. . TilUpin Trim St. I'.uiL.SiV ) n m
IIC" n , Mlttt t KlMl sr. I'M U
IVpnrt. Airhi' .
> UI1 Mid hTi'D ft. in I Mail mid IX. . .
Council Blulls ft Otnutin Btroat , U. H.
Lca\c Council lllufffLcnvOu < tlm.
8 n ni , ! l a in , 10 a in , R ix 111 , tl n if , in n in ,
11 air , 1 iiil ! p iu,3 p It am , Ipiuspni,3ii
in , 4 pin , S | im , 6V in. in , I p in , 5 V in , ( I ) i in.
Street ran run Sialf hourly to the Cnlon Vudllc
IVrot. On hili > 5n\ the can bivl"thclr trips at
! ) c clock n. in. , Mid tun roan arij diiilnir the day
ntll , 1 1 , 2I , 5 r.nd 0 o'c.ot.1. , nRNitun to ilt time.
Kvixpt SutdA ) < . 1 Kvccpt Si.turda.v8. tl'.vccpt
Reinl-C'roplcol Fruls In Onllfornlix.
Corrcspondonco New York Stilus.jltuni ; .
In the spring of IfiSO the nuinbur < < f
bonring oranjjo ttocs in the atati- ;
ceodod L'00,000 of which 1112 M )
worn in Los Augolca nonnty. Liui
nuaibur thnt has boon planted nt HUB
( Into is probably not loss than 1,000 , '
000 The Invest number of bearing
trura is found at San G ibriol. Nexr.
comon RivorHido with 200,000 ornngo
trooB ( of which JS.OOO wore in booting
in 1881) ) . 20,000 Ionian nnd 8,000 limo
treeu. Many orange pkntationa Imvo
also buou started at Pikssadona. Orange
mid " \Vii8 tin ins tor , all in Loa Angoloa
county ; at San Barnnrdino , San Dtogp ,
Santa Uarbura and at Santa Paula , in
Ventura county. The whole crop of
1881-82 thd period of ripening ex
tending 'from December to April
may bo i-atimutod at 20,000' 000
oranuea. Tfext year this yield will bo
much increased. The larcoat grovoi
belong to the millionaire E. J. Bald
win and the Mutual Orange company.
They havti 200 acres each , which , ten
to fifteen years from the planting , are
expected to yield a tint profit of from
$80,000 to § 100,000. Wilson it
Shorb , 'Rone , and Wolfbkill have 100
acres each. A year ago u part of the
crop was smit , at oed prices , direct
front Loa Angeles to the valley of the
MisHifisippi , the freight rates Doing
$300 per cnrload This ia probably
the beginning of a porniAiiunt tradu
with the Mississippi attUos.
LomoiiB and limea are grown not
leas successfully than the orango. The
yield of the small limo is exuberant ,
and with factorioo for the manufacture
of citric acid this fruit will roach u
high matkot value. Among the
lemons grown hero are the Lisbon , the
sweet-skinned , the Eureka and the
soodlees.
California possessor ) 100,000 English
walnut trees that yielded 1,000,000
pounds of nuta in 1881. Tins tree bo-
giiio to bear nt 8 years , bu ttooa not
mature until it attains an ugo of 15 to
20 years. A number of plantations
mmr Los Angolan that are from > 12 to
1 ! ) yuan old give now an annual profit
of $200 to § 350 an aero. Italian lia/.ol
nuts and pecan nuts thrive well. The
almond has not been grown succeus-
fully in the southern part of the Statu.
Its culture has icon attended with the
best result in the ohelterod valleys of
the foot hills north of Sacramento.
Our January nights' have proved too
severe for the banannn. Coll'oo and tea
culture havoaslo failed thus far. The
JapaneHo por&immon does well and
haa boon produced in line quality.
Experiments are being made with
many other products of tropical and
semi tropical countries. The culture
of the fig assumes larger dimensions
every your. Wo now liavo 50,000 of
these trees. They grow to un enor
mous eiz' > , are innncnuoly productive ,
nnd excellent grades of the fresh as
well uj the dried iruit are larguly nold
in the markets ,
( Jlivo culture is also likely to bu of
great importance to California. The
tree iu very productive and will thrive
in places Hiiiubla for little elan , End-
lusa trucks of dry and hilly land , not
easily turned to UBO for agriculture or
pauturo , can be planted with theau
trees. Irrigation in not ni-eded for
thorn. They Imvo not however , been
planted to any lar c extent in this
Btuto-brcauHo of the long period ( ut
least ton yoaro ) that .inuat elapee before -
fore they give any return. The pick
led olivcft of this etato nro very doll-
cat o in tUvor , and are preferred by
many to those of Franco and Spain ,
They ihayc learned to put them up
with kill in Banta Barbara , Loa
Angeles and Sin Diego , as well as to
produce a line oil. 'Our loading au
thorities on ulivo culture are Frank
A. Knnball , of Stm.Diogo county , and
Elwood 'Cooper , of Santa Barbara.
The latter lias the lorgent olive bearIng -
Ing plantation in the stale. Olive
culture , with proper skill .anti-atten
*
tion , it extremely profitable , and
crops of 500 to the aero Imvo been
fivijuontiy nb'Uiutil. Tlia Stutu p'/- '
HcavH only. . ] ; ! , 000 u eon as yet , although
the ttrritory fitted for olive culture
equals in extent the olive-growing
area of Italy , where thn annual oil
.product in worth 830,000,000.
Tins t-xtonaivo culture of aemi-
lropic.il IrnitB given n peculiar appear-
aacn u > .SuuMiorn California. A now
tigain , nu Aitienc'in Luvj-.nt , u
( il tlio NII.V \\-.ilil , ii ; jnvonlk ! >
incliis land o' , lin lemon , thu
the olive and ilm
rocoviujr.ji Irom v/sBtl : ) '
i , such t-s niilaria , fevers , oto
will It , M'it t'/ ' biUti > Utocl by file UBO
of Kr.W.'B ' Jrou Win- , a true tonio.
I ht > Oti p'aOTonc'Vitality. .
Ne i - nm <
Th < vrxudfrful vitality and rapid
growth of tli.i Ooruian cirp hu just
bi'on Hinguljtily ehown , About ten
daye ngo \ ruwi driving alon ; ; a rou'l
thout eight miUs from Newburg had
iU attention attracted by , tlu : tupping
of Mine kind of tiah in a mud puJdlo
not wure tUan ( hroo fe t in circtttiifiir-
fnci iJottin Dlf Jiie
; ( - wagon } ; o
picked up what was to him a strange
tiah , nnd , throwing it in thobottom _ of
his vehicle , proceeded on his way to
Nowburg. For several doys the ti h ,
having boon put into wntor , appnr-
cntly none the worse for its jolting ,
was examined by the curious in Newburg -
burg , find no ono know what kind of
fish it waa. At last it was determined
that the nondescript should bo sent to
Mr. E 0. Blnckford , thp Xow \ ork
state fish comini3 5onor , for
identification. It was put into
a amnll bait kettle nnd sent < M
him. Mr. Mlnckford , rccoivn e
yrstprday , declared it , on sight. 0
a li ic sccimnn ] of the leather ftRCCj |
carp. On \nminilig his Vx , , k8 } ] 0
found that hdt November ? r. jJPWj9
Brach , member of 3ongr < MI ) ln ro.
ccivod from Prof. Bnird nuuibcr of
small carp , which ha ' j boon dtsitib
ntod to pcraona owi , ng ponds in the
ncixhborhncd of tl'.o plnco whore this
0110 woo found. hts fiah inunt cer
tainly hnvo booi' ! citcriod out of some
preserve by th , j l to flood nnd found a
resting plncon the puddle by the
rciuloido nt the aubaidonco of the wo-
tera. Mr. Bluckford nt ono placed
the carp , which weighed throopumids ,
in one til his nqutirin in Fulton Mar
ket , .thoro it now lioa disporting itself
in t no hnppiest way. From a weight
of certainly not more than two ounces
in Inrt November in ton months
this carp hns grown two pounds four
teen uuncoD.
Year *
Jlro Unrnhnrt , corner 1'rntt and lirond-
wnv , Uulfrtlo , was for twcl\o VORIB u
MiOrcr from rlientnntiBin , nnd nftcr try-
SDR c\ory known remedy without uv nit , wns
entirely ciiifd by THOMAS' > -i.Hnnu On. .
To Keep the Qood Work Bllm' .
J > troit K/tu I'rcss.
.lust back of Missionary Hidgo ,
Chattnnoogti , while following the high
way to reach Tunnel Hill , 1 came
across n httlo 'church halt hidden in
the woods. The primitive and the
old dnrkoy who sat on n log by the
door was more so. After I had mndo
inquiries about the route and vriva
ready to go , ho said :
"Bettor comodown. , boss , an' coino
into mootin' . "
"Do you hold services thii after
noon , my friend ? "
"Yes , aah. Wo am gwino to open
in about five minutei , an * I 'spccta
do sermon will bo n powerful one. "
It didti't seem right to bo riding
around the country on Sunday , and
BO I got down and took n scat Reside
thu old man. After n few minutes
spent in general 'talk , ho unlcl it WUB
tinio to go in. 1 followed after nftcr
him , and found that he was the
preacher who was to deliver the pow
erful norinoii. Ho opened services in
regular form nud with all duo bolomn-
ity , and then announced his text and
commenced preaching.
I stood it for tifty minutes , and
then , ai he hnd only reached "second
G. " I WHiU'd until lit ) had closed lii
oyea , and then mndo a dive for thu
door. It was no go. I hadn't gone
cix feet before ho stopped hhi sermon
und askud :
'Stranger , inuat you bo gvineC"
"Yes. If eel that I must. "
"An1 you can't atop and heah do
rest ob do record ? "
"No. "
" > on I'll chop oil1 right whar I is. "
"Oh , don'tjjflo ' that. , 4 You can go
on with your s'ormon junt the samo. "
"But dar ' colleck-
you BOO mus' bo a -
shun tooken up after do Mormon , " ho
naid in anxious tono. 'If you'll
oblige mo by talcin' a seat , I'll ' sing n
hymn an' pass do hat. "
I sat down , 'and when ho had road
and sung n hymn ho paeqad his hat ,
transferred the quarter to hia vest
pocket , and said :
rf
"I didn't get down to do niiist pow
erful part of the sermon ; but if you
happen 'long din way nox' ' Sunday I'll
give you do odder half. Dat quarter
comes in just in time to encourage mete
to keep do good work bilin' . "
Navor too Imto to Monti-
. J. Anleu , William Btroet , Kant
linlfalo , wtite.s : "Your Si'insu ULOH-'OM
lias worked i n mo splendid. J had no
ntfpetlto ; used to Bleep badly nnd get up in
thu morning uurcfreghed ; my breath waa
very ouVii'ire and 1 suiroroJ from .wiveru
headnche ; hlnce nsiuj , ' your Sprint Ulo -
fem nil tlienu nymptoniK have' ' vanished ,
and 1 fed quite well. " Pries 60 oenti ,
trial bottles 10 cents , t
Metropolitan Votornna
Niuor ) > ( 'i > r Atliii'iU ( 'oiiitltiitlon ,
1 mot J'ot r Cooper the other day
with hia rubber ehoua , his wator-proof
top cout , his umbrollH , and his nir
cnuhion. Ho was commenting qu
Tjiurlow Weed' . " ill health : in thia
wifie ; "Uo ia only 81 , wild ought not
to die BO young. " Cooper IB up in the
ninoticH , and woud'Ts hov ) it is that u
man n half a doy.an yearts hm aonior
should ovnr bo sick. Bishop J'ott or is
eighty and attends to his largo diocrso
without usahtanco , and is in bet
ter hvulth than ho was thirty
joavu ago , Ev-Gov. E. D. Morgan
is n pnrfect picture of lijealth ut 70. and
Win , E , Dodge , Bbcypnra his senior ,
does not look a diyj over CO ; August
Bulmont is tliroo ac6ro'anl ( ton , but
IIDB alwayn taken goodcaro : of himself ,
except when hofought a' duel and was
wounded , and hoaagood prospect for
a dozen more yearn of active life , Jtus-
sell Sage , though 70 , doea the work often
ton men and look * younger than Jay
Gould , who ia only . & 0. / Mr. Tildon ,
though not 70 , is completely broken
down ; politecs hu worn him out
early , an it did Horace Qreeloy , I
am gutting bald myeelf , though I urn
not yet 50. _ '
GiveAway. .
We cannot hull ) nottchiK the liber j | offer
adu to all invalids nud sullcrorn by Dr.
New Discovery for i 'oiiHumptlon.
You uro requested to call at 0. K. Good-
mun'H DniK .Store , und prt a Trial liottle
fric of cust , if ymi nre Kiitferln ? with Con-
Hiiiujitlon , Severe C'oughii , Coldj , . Asthma ,
li-iiiieliitl ! , Iffty J-'cver , Lo s < nf Yolct- ,
lliuro iic'8i ) , in niiy lfectlon of4tbc Throat
or I.un.-B. Tl. will uniitlvolv c re you ,
filRB. H. J. rtl&TOW , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AMD SURGEON ,
iuitrust , Id on tlmodtpodtfi. Draflu
on Uio | > rlQOvil cltloi of ( bo UulttJ bt tn atid
f roiKi KjiMial uttuitioa rfseu to
auj GOir < Miju | > uco Hitti proupt 'Qf
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W. w. iV.Uatr. 1 v , ' KJer , 0 a ) Hr
J Vt's.rntt. . * * ' .
DR. C. J , . CLARK.
Twcnlj lour to ,
jr ln
OffiooQ6 Upper Broadway ,
Cour.cn Bluffs Iowa
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CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON
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And all Poluti Emt nndtOouth'C/tit ,
TllKMNKCOMriUHKU
Nearly 4XX ( ) miles , Bolld Smooth Stool Trick
11 connections nro inado In UNION Dhl'OTO
hiw n National Keputatlon r.n Ixilni ; the
rent Through Oar Line , mid In milvcrsalh
onmled to bo thn FINEUT EQUIPPCD UMf
road In the world ( or nil clarooa ol trau < l.
Try It Mid you will find traveling R liuutj
Instead of n dlcomfort.
Through Tickets via rhls Celebrated Line foi
polo at all olflcca In the Went ,
All Information alioiit Hates a Fare , bleeping
Car AcocniiuoJatlons , Tlmo Tables , Vc. , will 1 > <
cheerfully pircn by ninihlnliic to
T. J. POTTER ,
3d Vlco-l'rca't A Orn. Mnmcrrhlc xo.
PEROIVAL LOWELU
Ucn. raaacuvet Act. Chicago ,
W. J. DAVENl'OllT ,
( Jon. Agent , Council Dlitdx.
It. ! ' . DUKLL , Ticket Act. o < h'
rauio-od ly
Sioux Oity & Pacific
THE SIOUX OUT ? KOUTH
Kttiw Hollil TrMu Through Iron
Council lihiliH to ft * . . Prveti
Without Oliangr Tlma , Only 17 Hour *
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3.lCT > a UIL.KH TltK nUOHTEa IK1UTP
0rt
OOUNOIL BIiUPFR
) ST. PAUL ,
Mid til point * In No'lhorn Iowa , Hlrmo lat ( )
Un'aoU. Till ) Him It ixiiilupcd trlth tha Impiorc- !
Auioniitlc. Alr-br ke and Ulllr
il r 4nd Ilurr/ iand for
" . AAFKTT A.Nt > OOMfOKT
[ 'ull.-j.-ui l'.ilic < ! bkvplm Oil
riiu hroii < h WlVIIOUf flHANUK Inttwei-n K n
f City Mid HI. P itil , vli Co'inrll [ Huff. rr
Wouo Cltf
Tntlim luivti Lolun ftcldc VrniiHfm M i.oin ,
: ! l Dlii3a , al 7:30 p. in. < l-illr ) nil arrtritl ol Kin n
City , Bt JoocpUund Council Hhi3 In'i Itnu
the Bcuth. ArrlvlUK kt nioni City 11 40 p. < n
and at the New Union Depot at 81. Pain 9 II BB
030Q
TEN I1OUUI1 IN ADVANCE Of ANT OTUKS
ROUTE
WTRoranmber In taking the Illoui C\ly \ Ilont
} on get A Through Trtln. The tlhorttst LII
the QuIckeitTlma tnd a Comtortkbla HI Jo In tb
'Chrouirh Onra Ixtwmn ,
OOUNCIL BLUriTS AND BT. PAUL.
tOTSet thnt your Ticket ! read via the "flloai
City ted Paclfla lUllrosJ '
l.D. WATTLK8 , J K. BOOUANAM
Dupcrlntondont , Qen * P/UH. Auonl
VI.MurlV.nor la.
W , E. UAVIM , Soutbwcitom I'assciii-cr Aicnt.
Oonncll Iilu9a
Samuel C , Davis & Co , ,
DRY GOODS
Wnshinpton Avo. and Fifth
ST. LOUIS MO.
OLD SORES
AND
BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES
IN ANY STAGE ,
Disappear before tlio perfect nltmalive
and tonic effect of tlia Kreatvet ( if all Wood
1'urlficrn. It HO completely rootH out all
polHon from the lilooil and liraeeH thu deb
ilitated iiyHteiii , thnt illseascH of thin nature
dinapperr like cnalf before the wind ,
H. 8. 8. , cured ma of BculpSoies , Horen
In Nostril * nnd KJLTH , after everything
known to the medical profe 8ioii had failed.
Three months have passed niiicc I quit
taking K , K , H.j there. H iioHyiniitoin of the
disease leiimlnlitK ; J air porniuiiciitly
cured. ItBtaniis unrivaled for lilood Il .
eases. " JNO , S , TAWIAIIT ,
HalnmancA , N. Y.
"S. S. S , Htundi without u peer. The
profession will Imvo to acknowledge it a
Specific for liloni ] DUcaseii , "
lr ) N. L ( iAl.i.ou'AV , Moiirfe , Ca ! ,
"About four or live weeka BKO I was
allllctcd with a very ( KRcovatcd tyjm of
lilooilUineiiHe. 1 coiiiinciicecl limit-S S , S.
unJ after taking thu first hottlu frit M >
mudb telloved that I bought tun more ,
and am glut ! to hay , lifter using four of than ) ,
that 1 am entirely cured , freviouely having
been under medical advice for xeveral
months , " C , ( < ItAIU.Ur.
Jtlclmiond , Va ,
"After kiiiruiluK from thu wor.it lilood
Dlei'ucofor more th.m two year" , and hav
ing been trotiUd by revcr.il emiiu'iit | iliynl.
cians , cimlinu i io my room uncf bed thu
iricavcr pai I o iJ i time , my body covered
with toppjicnlorml sotfii from the ri/e of
a ub 11 that of u bllvtr iiulf-di < ll i , J wa.-t
wt.ll lii li In ilmpuii. At lu't J I'oiniiaijLud
tuUIiin' S. S. K In.i hhort tiiuti I begun
to iinproiu in llo li , nil tht > nri > - ' do . | piiiul (
I could fee1 nnd knuw thut I u i uull , und
to H. S. S. innot tuuciudil bu riveuof
lay entire nttloritUoii to lieullh. J huve
not tulu n u do > e fur ovrr fix mi > nih , and
ui I.H friu from uor > or hKinUh im liny
uiic " fxrrn : liow , Atlanta , ( in.
"Iniprovt'd afior taking tha liret I ottle
of N , S. * . ; in two wtuln wan ublu to coino
iionii'.liniliiiK thu Mitten , were no Ix'ntlit. "
J. W. Jui ! , Newjiott , Ark.
"Our wieiico ban not madu knownncxiiK *
Hiittlon eijuul to H , H. H , foi ukln or hlooa
T , L.
I'll. ( i.Mncon , ( iu.
SOJ/J ) JJY ALL D11UGIRT !
GEORGE F. CRAWFORD
BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS.
No , 519 Soutli lain Street
COUNCIL IJLIWS , IOWA ,
I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turn ' 1
ing , Ro-Sawiug , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J , J , Hatliaway , Manager , Council Bluffs , la ,
Machinery "ill ho rim exclusively for custom work on Thumlny fcml FrliUy of
ouch woalc , Onion ) Rollcltcd nnil fintlgfnctlon Kiwrnntood.
. 3BE.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE A > iD RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACKAfAMA , LEHIGH I , BLOSSBUEG
AND : ALL
I
GONNELLSYILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC ,
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yardu Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Council Blufl'u.
P. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANDFAOTURK
BROOMS BROOM
, HANDLES ,
: GORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
The Very Bast , of Broomt ? Oonetantlv on Hand. The
Mfirket Price Paid for
Gorn , Oats , Rye , Barley
BE.OO3VL
.Parties , Wishing to Ball Broom Corn .Will Pleaae
Send Sample.
OO
MRS. 0. A.
. . . BENEDICT ,
Tin : LKADING DiALlilt IN
-A. I asg , C3r O
337 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
THEHUNTRESSTRACE BUCKLE
K TIIK * wnm0. ' ! ? " " 'U ' , "mrk",1 ' ° ' , ll"eo ; I ' . , * , Bl c. pcf t .atlffnctlon. WE CHAL. '
toi'fc'luuoaliueklo hat
i V. equala It In the following point * : J t-IU llnoan
--'T „ ' ' the tra : > - " < rtr iiBtl.i . Uli-IU i-iYi In Jhai"li"V , , hout
, ° . "io1 lllul"0"1' ! ttli-H will not nijbucl.lolt lf fltli-Tlis hams tu
' ' V' ' ° tncc/ " UNi "FSS TKAJK OAltl'M " ' "e.t In the "orld. "h co"
. THKK"AN "HIAiT ° VB"Aw"lSotu-CBtch , " ' ° rBl" or tal1vntcbf , '
.hlHKK ANl ) IIIIKAST BTHAP HOOK , .
. . lor heavy waL'oiw. plowing drailiietc
' >
vtnnotli " "
. >
c < | iiMlu.l. 'Iho tuirnlll not unhook Itte'f. Jlaniifac'urud by
C DDTTON , HUNTRESS & GO. , Janoavillo , Wiaconain.
Sharj ) .Son and II. 8. ColllniiCo. . Omaha , and hy
T. LOUIS HOUSE.
Saloon and Restaurant ,
ADOLl'H DOKItFLINttHIt , IWrietor. Choice Wlnea and CiKarH.
Oj-HtcrH in Kvery Style ,
709 Lower Broadway. Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
STARR & BUHCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
ANDPAINTERS
PAINTERS ,
PAPER HANGING ,
AND GRAIHINO ,
tihoi Oiirnur 1 ! road way and Soott 8t
Sullivan & FitageraJd ,
OHALKIIS IN
GROCERIES , PROVISSONS ,
Crockery , Glatswaro ,
Ai ! > j ax > nt * fur thu loiowlnjf [ | linu of
Steamship Companies ;
Cunnril , Ai.cUur , IJutuii , Aiuiruan , ami HUs >
htot.niiil'ii | com ) union.
3O 3Efc h. 36 * " 3E1 S3
ror * r.lo on thu lto > al liuul ; nf Ireland anil li&nk
of ItolauJ , Dublin , 'lliomt wi o uitonil to wmil foi
frlc'udu to ituy jutt at jutoH' ; | will llnj It to thi < U
ntcrtnl tu call on
Sullivan fis Fitzgerald ,
ACJENTH ,
343 Broadwaj'i Council Bluffs
MAIN STREET
LIVERY , FEED
-AND-
SALE STABLE.
All Shlppora and Travelers will fi id
frond accommodation und reusonabl
SOUTH STREET , \ .
OPJ'OSITB OilYSTAL IVflLL ,
Council .Bluffs , - - Iowa ,
HOLLAND & 'MILLER , .
_ _ _ Proprietor * .
MAUIIER 5 ORAJG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out OlHss , PJne French China ,
Silver Wtire tec
COUNCIL , VA.
JACOB
Attorney and Dounsellop at Law.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Oillco-Uroadhty. between ; Main uml Pi *
htruts. Mil practice ID [ State and IV4
ourt