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THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2
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WIOLESAT.K AND HKTAlti
f COUNCIL BLUFF8. IOWA.
T IT L E , BJJJjyjJ J)0.F ) IC E.
Lands and'Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - IOWA.
HENRY BEEOROFT ,
MAIN STREET LIVEBY STABLE ,
11KN IlOOhHS1 OL1 > STAND.
11" ll continue running hln city line to allpiubiot ttoclty. All ordois promptly attended
lo. LOW CllAllO B \UASTKhP New tocl cosjvmly rcoclv a. _
D. M. CON NELL
Funeral Director and Undertaker.
No. 17 , North Main Street. Council Blafla
Calls promptly aniwerodat Ml hourt , night nr < Uy. New hearse and London carriage * direct
trom the factory ore run In connection therewith .
That never require crimping. a Mrs. J. J. Good's lUlt Store t prices never bolero touched by
ny other hair dealer. Also R full line ot switches , etc. atkreatly reduced prices. Also gold ,
Urn and colored nets Wa\ea made from ladles' own h lr. Do not fall to call before nurcluilnir
Uowbore. All Roods wairanlod a reprosontod. J"RS. J. J g ° Vu' .
, , low
S9 M ln street Council lllntft *
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE OITY. None but first-claw Bakori
employed. Broad , Oako , Pica , &o. , delivered to any part of the city. Ou
m &U * *
P. AYRER , Proprietor.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
No. 636 , BROADWAY , ( Pftlmor'u Block. '
Between Gth and 7th ( streets.
E , P , TIGKNOR , PROPRIETOR.
Our Motto : Strict cleanliness , the bo < t quality of mcate , nd lowest possible prices. Meats de-
IvereUtoany part of thocltj. Comt ud eeo our now shop.
Bethesda
BATEIMIOUSEI
At Bryant's Spring ,
Gor , Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Medicated , Vapor , Electric , Plunge ,
Douch , Shower , Ilot and Cold Baths. Com
petent tuale and lemalo imrncs and atlcndanta
always on hand , and the best ol rare and atten
tion ( riven patrons. Special attention Riven to
batntng children. Investigation and patronage
lollcltod.
lollcltod.DR. . A. H STUDLBY & Co. ,
106 Dppor Broadway.
Dr. Stndloy : Treatment ot chronic diseases
made a specialty.
REUOVED without the
drawing ol blood or use ot
' knlte. Cures lung dleoasos ,
AMTI rYPMUTT Fits , Scrofula , Liter Com-
. . P' lnti ' ° P y. Rhcuma-
T II M f ) R S "Bra , Fever and Uercur-
I U IU U n *
M , iroei Erysipelas , Salt
Rheum , Scold Head , CaUtrh , weak. Inflamed
and granulated Eyes , fcrolulous Ulcers and Fe
male Dlawwo ol all kinds. Also Kidney and
Tenerlal dlsoaees. Hemorrhoids or Piles cured
money rclunded.
All diseases treated upon the principle of voget-
lirotorm , without the use ol mercurial pola-
9oa or the kntle.
Eloctto Vapor or Medicated Baths , furnished
who deelrothom.
(
Hernia or Rupture radically cared by the UBO
the Elastic belt Truss and Plaster , which hu
superior In the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
Dm B. Rico and F , G , Miller ,
'
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia.
SINI'ON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Eitrading and Oiling a specialty. First-class
work guaranteed.
DR. AP. . HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. li Pearl Street. Home , 9 a. m. teX
X , and 2 p. m. , to 6 p , m. Residence , 120
Bancroft street. Telophonlo counectlon with
Central olBco.
J. M. PALMEK ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW
WTD.STILLMAN
. ,
Practitioner of Ilemeopathy , consulting
ysicianandSurgeon ,
Office and residence 016 WlUotr avenue , Coun-
lilufls , Iowa.
F. T. S YBERT , , M. D
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Office No. 5 , Everett Block , Broadway -
way , over A. Louiu's Restaurant ,
% Ct * * T DC iMT < 3E2 tO > M"
Office over tarings bank
OOUNOIti BLUFFS , . . . Iowa
REAL ESTATE.
ff. 0. Jainei , In connection with bis law and
tclloctlonbuslnewbuys and cells real estate.
Penan * wlihlng to buy or boil city propert > call
t his office , over Butbneil'i book itore , Pcail
> r et
etEDWIN
EDWIN J , ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs
MRS , E , J , HARDING- , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNEOOLOGJST.
Oraduata of Eloctropathlo Institution , Phlla-
dolphia , 1'cnna.
Offloo Cur , Broadway & ( Honn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment ol all diseases and pMnful dif
ficulties peculiar to females & specialty.
d. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Offlco orof First National Bank , Council Bluffs.
Iowa. Will practice In the state and federal
eourtaJNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
814 BROADWAY ,
Council Blaffe , - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES ,
Loans andMEstate ,
Proprietor of abstract * - ol Pottawattomlo
connty. Offlco corner of Broadway and Main
street ? , Council Plugs Iowa.
JOHN STEINER , M. D , ,
( Doutschor Ant. )
Cor. WASHINGTON AYE & 7th St.
Council Bluffa.
ulaeaaes ol women and children a tpoclalty.
P , J , MONTQOMERY , M , D , ,
FKDB DisfENaAiiY KVEUY SATUUDJLY ,
Office In Everett's block , Pearl troet. Real ]
donee G3 ! Fourth street. Otnce hours from 9 to
Zo.ja. , 2 to 4 and p 8 p. m. Council ( luffs
"
"f. C. 6LARK ,
PEACT.CAi DENTIST.
Pearl opposite the pontofflce. One ol
the oldest ( .tatltloners In Council Emits. Utls
Ulactlon guaranteed In
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
'
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNute
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Blntfa
STEAM "LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors ,
This laundry bos Just been opened for bust
neiwand uearenow prtpatui to do Uintirj
vorfc ol all kinds ind KUiranteo eatUUcUon A
rp elalty maila of line work , such an uillan ,
luBs , nuethliU , etc , Yfa want everybody tc
gie ua a trial.
LARSON & ANDERSON.
ruos. oiricia. v , u. K. rvw
OfflOER & PUSET ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - - IBGG
Dealer * In Foreign and Domettla Eichtujri
and borne iccurttb * .
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TltsIE TABLE.
ROCK wft \ > A < ID rtnnr.
Arrhc.
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citicvoo , trimNOToi tDQnscT.
IV'pvrt. Arrive.
Atlantic Kx ) . fiM f m I Pacific KxJ . . . ! > : CO iv m
JIM and KxV P.'Alitml Mallnml Kx * . TWpm
N. Y. Kx 4 00 p in | Neb A Kan Kx..S.VO ft tu
CIIICIOO ASD > 0 tll r TRRS.
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At'ontle Kx ( A n v m I Paclfto K0:13 | : a m
Slal nnd Kv * oJO n m I Mai nnd KP.IS pin
Arcuin. ( Sal. ) CiM p in I Aivoin. ( Mon. ) 1:1,1 ji in
hi > mK ntr , sr. Jon ASD COINTIL vnrrs.
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Mall and Kx. . . 9.M in I r.xpre * C M p in
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Overland Kx.l1i.tOa. m. nvrn ndKx.4 DO p. in.
Lincoln Kx llUKIn. m. IH-nverVX . HO'n. m ,
Denver Kx . "Wp. in. IXK'.I Kx . . . .0Wft. : : in.
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Kintgntiit . . .C ! OV. in. " Kv . . .fW. ( . m.
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IKpitt. Arrive.
Mall anil Kx. . 0W : m I Mull ami Kx. . 4 ) p m
Cannon lUli. . 4MJ : p in | Cannon Ba.i. .11:03 : n in
Morxcitv
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for Blotix Clt > .75 a m I Tnn Slonx O'v , C,10 ! p in
I'or FortNlobnvrn. ! Frm Fort h'lolinnv.
Neb' 7Mnm : Neb 'OuWpm
For 8t. I'aul. . .7:40 : p m | From 8t. PAlll. . i'iO a In
CHICAGO , HILUAUKHR AND RT. TAl I. .
tHpatt. Arrive.
Mall and IX.0:20 ft m I Mall and Kx. . CM pm
Council D ulls & Otunba Btroot R. H.
Ix > nv o Council 11 ulTn. IA'AVC Omili.x
I a m , 0 a m , 10 a 111 , R a in , ' . ) n m , 10 a m ,
II am , 1 m , 2 p in , 3 p 11 am , lpm,2pm,3p
u , 4 p m , B p m , G p ni. in , 4 p in , 5 p in , C p in
Street cam run lialf hour y to the Union I'aclflo
DoiKit , On Sunday the c.ir begin their trip * at
9 o clock a. in. , and run re ti ar y during the day
at P , II , 2 4 , 8 nnd 6 o'c.ock , ntidmn to city time.
KxeeptSundajs. ( Kiet-pt Saturday. JKxcept
RENTS OF THEATRES.
thnt Show the Power ot the
Drama Over 1 ho Public.
N w Yoik Letter In Troy T.men.
Tlio old Park theater ( so called bo-
causu it faoed the park ) was the prop-
uriy of John Jacob Antor , who rented
it for $17,000 a year. Ho no doubt
intended to mnko it $20,000 , but the
times were so hard that n email nbate-
muut waa allowed. This wua then the
doaroat rout paid for any plnco of
aniUBuinont in the Union , and it waa
aarprising how any .manager could
raiao that amount. The old Park waa
burned down in 1848 , and Ha alto now
is covered with stately buildings. It
ia still a part of the Aator estate , and
brioga a bettor rent than over.
B loth'rt theater has rented oa high as
$40 000 , but under the present
prusBuro thu pricu ia nearly down
one half. This theater belongs to
the Ortkcs Ames oatuto , and will
no doubt bo eventually aold or demol
ished , aud the site occupied by stores.
The Union Square theater la leased by
Sheridan Shook , who pays a rent of
$20 000. The present P rk theater is
sud to rent fur $15,000 , but the
Grand Uper.i brings J < iv Gould nets
s thau § 20,000. The lAfth Avenue
theater belongs io the Gilaey estate
nud rents for $25,000. The Madiuon
Square theater la the only onu in the
city that is owned by its manager , M ,
H. Mallory. It would readily rent
tor $ i0,000. ! The Thalia theater ( for
merly the OldBjworj ) belongs to the
Asters and Its rent is probably § 12- ,
000.
000.Those
Those figures show the immense
power with which the dram * holds
tbo public. Great cities will have
thtir theaters , and Gibbon tells ua
that during a scarcity of food in an *
cient Rome actora wore allowed to TO-
main while other professions were
banished.
Horiford's Acid Phosphate
"IN iniRVti'aiA ,
FRANCIS fl. AlKUNS , A. A. Sur-
coon , U. S. A , BIJB : "For dyspopiia ,
whether in the lean or corpulent , in
nervous debility and in night swoatsof
consumption , it haa commonly given
speedy benefit , and some of my army
friends are quite enthusiastic about
it. "
How Old Abe "dcoopod" the Domo-
cratu.
In the days when Clay and Polk
were making their great contest for
the proaidoncy , Mr. Lincoln and
Judge 0. , of a neighboring county ,
were advertised for u joint discussion
at the court house in Jacksonville ,
upon the political issues of the cam
paign Lincoln to advocate thn claims
of the "Mill Hey of the Slashed , "
and the judge to ably present those
of "Jimmy Polk , of TonneBoi-o. "
' 'Wo were attending school on the
hill in the suburbs of thn then little
village of Jacksonville , " Mr , Turner
continued , "BO named in honor of
Old Hickory. " Out of about two
hundred students there were sniue
fifty of us that bulont > ed to the 'Ua-
terrified Democracy.Vo attended
every tneetii'g , went early , got the
front peats , and every mother's won of
ue could sing ,
'Hurrah , Im rah for the hiclcnry tree ,
Tlie tuugh nud Htaunrh old tree ;
lea lirnuoiiBK cover all the around ,
IU rnotn In Tenno Bee ,
And then Wo know exactly when to
applaud our man , and how to conduct
ourselves BO as to annoy our udver-
tinors in the most approved style , if
not moro so. I assure you wo could
discount all opposition in thu hurrah
business , and you would have thought
so too if you could have hoard us
thunder when the judjo ; entered the
court-room , and then what bad colda
and terrible coughs wt > all had when
Lincoln came in Wo had the inaidii
and 'meant business. ' The judge
spoke first , giving us thn nvruot mumo
of thu 'rtd valorem tanwuh ! ! all ua
vaiiations , well interspersed with the
jingle of 'hard money , free tradu and
sailors' rights , MI oean-bound rt'pib
lie , fifty.four foriyor fi ht , ' and closed
by reft'rring to himself us having been
horn of dmnocr.itio pHrents , nnr < ud by
a democratic mother , nnd rocked in n
hickory-bark cradle , and voted for
Jackson.
"Wo H VO him three cheers and n
tiger. Wo dia our parts HO well that
the whigs were dieconregod , and riudi
but a feeble < Hurt when Lincoln took
the nttnd. 1 expect ho tundo u goad
Bpeceh , but as we had no faith in any-
tiling but democracy , wo gavu him nu
credit , but put down all ho eaid as a
'whig lie. ' Xearing the close of liiu
speech ho said that ho had understood
from some source that the judge , cm
phutio and positive as ho wcs , had nol
always entertained I ho principle's ha
advocated that night. 'Yes , sir , al
ways , from ray youth up,1 replied thu
judee. 'Did yau over Jive in Kukas-
kia ? asked Lincoln. 'Ves , sir , for a
year or two. ' 'Wa you , whilst you
mJdtd thuro , a dej/igcrat or
gtr 'A democrat , ' replied the judge.
'Somehow it runs through my mind , '
rejoined Lincoln , 'that the reverse ia
truo. At any rate I will toll
? ou all I kmw nbout it. When
[ lived nt old Sangainatown ,
lohn Strode atm I used la haul antr *
ogs to the mill in the winter. In sum *
iner wo Domotimcn hauled goods 'rom '
Alton. Wo got orders ftein Iamb
Cook , ntidnthora , nnd proceeded with
other tomn to Alton for qood * ; wo
uiich got our load and drove b.tok ns
; aras the lia aw , and went into camp
'or the night. Wo turned our oxen
out to grass while vo < ook posacssion
> f an uinpty cabin rrcontly vacated.
Wo soon got our auppisr , and , dnrk
coming on , the boys amused thcu-
solves at n game of 'old ( lodge,1 with
low nnd then drink from Miliick
Uotty , ' the name of ktliu bnttlo that
stood on the table , nnd I supervised
.ho gnmo.
"Well , you sco , " Mr. Lincoln cw
: inuci ? , "my education in that line
: mviug boon entirely neglected , I was
alone and felt lonesome. 1 spread
my blanket on the 11 > or and atrotohod
out , and could not help thinking that
the girls were about right when they
used to say , 'Abo is long for cliia
world. ' I lookud up , and thuro ,
latiging on the joists , I behold whet
to mo appeared n mighty good ntroA-
of luck. It waa n file of forgotten
newspapers. I reached for thmn ,
and they came. It wes Tlio Kiskaa-
ua Gazjtto. The first pop r that at
tracted my attention cjiitaiuod a
speech ot the promising young law-
jor , Mr. ( now JudRf ) 0 , my oppo-
lent , in which , an I now recollect it ,
10 took strong grounds iu favor of
; ho old federal party. '
"At this point wo all cried 'False !
'alse ! ' Lincoln continued : 'It has
: oen a long while ago , but I don't
; liiiik I am mistaken when I toll you
that iu that speech the judge gave the
democracy an awful threshing , 11 o
lold them up before the world in all
their sinfulness : said they were a
standing proof of the truth of the doc-
trlno of total depravity. Ho actually
accused them of dishonesty and , I am
sorry to say , ho proved , ! 'At this
point the noise and confusion were so
jront that it was impossible to hear
inything further. Our anger was
kindled. Wo were ready to light at
the drop of tho'hat and drop it our
selves. Things looked mighty
squally for a few minute ; , when Lin
coln stretched out his long bony arm
and , pointing his finger at ihaonraued
audience , said , in his irresistible voice :
'Hold on ; I believe I have got the
speech with mo now , and if there ia a
democrat in the house that can read ,
lot him como forward and read it for
you. ' A reader was soon found , but
I don't think ho got half through before
fore the 'hurrahing commenced/
the moat of the 'dyed in-tho wool'
democrats adjourned , fully satisfied
that wo h.ul buon terribly ncoopud. "
Giles Turuer in the Dds Moinca Reg
ister.
Woman' * Tree Prlontl.
A friend in need i a friend hitleiid. Thin
nnno can deny , especially vvhcnnHsistnncoia
rendered when one is sorely nllllctccl with-
dixenet ) , more particularly thone com-
plnintH and weaknesses so common to our
female population. Every woman should
know that Electric Bittern nrq woman's
true friend , and will positively restore her
to health , even when all other remedies
fail. A single trial always proves our as
sertion. They are pleasant to the taste ,
nud only cost fifty cents a bottle. Soldliy
O. J ? . Goodman
TKAIMING OAtt CONDUCTORS.
Qottlnp ; an Inaight of tbo Difficulties
of the Men on tbo Hour Plutlorraa
Now York Sun.
"To become n surface street car con
ductor acceptable to both the public
and the railroad company's officials , is
not by any ino-ins DO oaay a transformation
mation from any other business lifo as
moat poraona suppose , " a conductor
old in the service said. "In the first
plico you've got to undergo a rigid
examination of your knowledge of the
streets across which your car ia to pass.
This is' required in order that the
ofliolals may bo certain before they
tuko a new man that ho ia worth their
attention. It is assumed that ho can
toll nt once about what the distance
is , for instance , between Canal street
and Fourteenth street nn up-town linoa
or from Hroadway to Sixth avenue on
cross-town lines , or between any two
important points on the road. This
ia required in order that the conduc
tor may bo able to Vnow how long a
tuna will be required to go from one
point to another , and this again ia
necessary in order that the conductor
may know not only when ho ia behind
or ahead of time at n given point , bat
also whether ho is going to bo ahead
or behind time at a point beyond.
Besides , a clojo knowledge of the
streets , and the order in which they
come is necessary in order that the
conductor may know when tounnouco
a Htrcet where some passenger hns or
dered him to stop thu car. You know
the name * of thu streets are not al-
way * < > tiin corner gas-lamps us they
"linn | urt of the examination oi
application is a recent invention , Nor
wus I required , vhen I first put my
foot on a car platform to go through
a course of a week's training on n
brother conductor's car beforu I waa
allowed to run a car of roy own. This
ia the custom now , unlem , of coura't ,
it ia evident the new man has
talout enough to learn the business in
a quicker timo. It was u week before
i learned the names of the atruuts and
thu order in which they came , but at
thu end of that week I could
name every cross utroet hum
one end of ihu line to the
other , backward or forward , ao fast
ua I cou'd make my tongue fly. Il
wua a week of worry while I wan
learning , though , for often I hadn't
thu remotest notion when I wiu
coming to a street ut which a lady had
told ino to stop the car. 1 would ki-or
ti ntruight facu when she ciino to the
dour , with red cheiku and Dashing
oyei ) , and demand the reason why J
had not stopped at 'her street,1 and 1
anawercd I lud forgotten , for tlul
would lead all the passengers and any
tjiottor on the car to suppose that J
waa a regular old-tiaiu conductor ,
Sect"But
"But oven after the otreota are fa
iniliar I find it dillicult to keep trad
of myself at night , especially if it it
foggy or if it rains , or oven if it ii
very dark. When a car is crowded era
a very wet night and I am Inaido col
lootiui ; fdrti , the only way to koo [
track of my posi'.ion is to dock dowi
and peep eut of thu windiivu while J
for curtain landmarks which ]
IAVO observed. Sometimes it is n
white house , or n residence standing
alone in its yard , or n queer old tree ,
or a vine cUmborlng on n homo front ,
or a aeries of vacant building lota , era
a big gilt ai ! < n , or n curve in the rail
road track. After oiporioncotho now
conductor can tell you where ho is
at any time without looking nt aay.
hing outalilo of the car , and I hnvo
> con tuld by KOIUO ojnduotorn that
hey could shut their eyes , ride a
uilf , and toll you to a car's length to
what atreot they had como. "
"Tho conductor must Irani to ob-
ervo the city ordinance requiring ctrs
o bo stopped on thn further croftsiug ,
iccauaoby doing so the cross street ia
oft clour for tr.trol. Another thing
o bo learned is the method of using
ho indicators , which must bo rung
when a faro is collected , There is
mo at ui\ch end of the oar and the onn
it the forward end Is the one to bo
rung. I mention this fact bccMiso n
green conductor I had with mo a few
weeks ago spout n week with mo , and
roll could not imagine that a human
> eing could bo so stupid. Ho trlod to
im ono trip nlono , and ho succeeded
n ringing thu wrong indicator ropoat-
tdly , in ringing the indicator when ho
nt ended to ring the boll to stop the
car , in stopping the car at the wrong
orossini'B for passengers to got out ,
ind in fiot blundering nt every stop.
t was his lirst and his last trip. "
"What is the most difficult thing to
cariil'
"To run the car on time neither too
ast nor too slow. "
The reporter woo nbout to jump
rom the car , and ho ventured to re-
nark
"You haven't told mo how you
earned to collect and tnko care of the
ares. "
"I'm not giving everything nwny. "
Then , with n uuspicious look at the
reporter , ' 'You are not a spotter , are
you ? "
The reporter jumped.
Bucklm'B Arnica Otvlvo.
The UKBT SALVR In the world for" Outt ,
BruIsoB , Sores , Ulcorr , bait Hhoum , Fe
ver SereR , Totter , Chipped Ilnndi , Chll
blnlns , Corns , anil all aidn eruptions , nnd
positively cures piles. It ta guaranteed to
rlvo imtlafaotfon i rev noy rofnndod.
. 'rlco , 25 conti per ex. Tor tale bjr 0.
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney and Oounsollor at Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Office Broadway , between Malng and Pua
atreuta. 'VU1 B practice In ,8tai.aid | ( Fedo
urU
DAVID G. EVANS & GO , ,
CO-i North Second Sti cot ,
ST. LOUIS , MO.
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obratod Star CoflVn aiiU SUr Bnlciug
I'owdor.
I'owdor.DOCTOR
WHIT TIER ,
617 St. Charlo * Bt'ST. I.OUIS , Mo.
A ItEQULiAll QllADUATR of two medical
cc > ll"KOSh alocn longer o-iraifoJ In the treat
ment Of UIIKOWO , NEIlVUUd. SKIS AND
ISLOOU Disease ) than any other phi alclan In St.
Lmlaasclty p pcrs show and all old rosldont.
know. Consultation at. offlco or by mull , free
and Invited. A friendly talk or hl > opinion
costs' nothing. When It IB Inconvenient to
vlittbo city for treatment , medicines can be
lent by mall or exprosi everywhere. Curable
aace guaranteed ; where doubt oilottJt li frank ,
y ttattd. 011 or write.
Nervona proatrntlon , Debility , Mental
and I'hyBJoal Weaknonn , Mercurial and
other affoctlonH of Tlirunt. HUlu mill Hones ,
Uluod Impurities ami mend 1'iilnunlng ,
Shin AffcoUons , OM Sjraa and Ulcorn ,
to Aliirrmnc , Uhoiimatltim ,
I'llea Hpoci.l intention to cage from
SUUCIOAL OASES
receive > i > eclai attention. lJlnm > nen nrlnlng
from lnitti | lonco. KICBSHBH , Imiuk-oncof
Sioux ( jity & Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY BOUTB
Rnns a HelM Ttaln Ihrongh Iron-
Council Blutts to St. Paul
Without CJhingo Time , Only 17 Hour *
\i is
THE ailOUTKH ROUTI
OOUNOIL , BLUFFS
TO BY. PAUL , IIINHSAP01JU )
UULUTU OK illBUAKOt
And all palnU In Koithorn low. , ldnnrj , l > an
Dtkolb. Thin line Is viulppnl lib the Imptova
ffMtlt.ijhnuHa.utonuUc Alr-1i > aki and llllli
! 'U (07ui ( Cotiploi and ( liiflor : anil lei
ai't'KO. UAKfJY AND COKfOHT
II DOIiiii'xiflf J. rullumn I'alacu filteplny Oai
ruulliroujb WITHOUT OHANQIt hetwcen Ktr
0 Cltynnil Rt. I'aul , ? la Council 111 US u auu
Kloui City ,
Tr ln lciMi > Lnlon Tacino Vrui lrr at Ooan
ell flluSs , itt 7:30 : p. m dilljr un trrlvnl of Hanoi
City , St Jciriih and Council Hlu9 > triln Iron
thoKoutU. Arriving at Hloux Oily 11. (0 p. m
and at Dm Heir Union I > cpct a ( 8t. Paul at 11 if ,
noon
run HOUBH IN AUVAHUB or ANT OTUKI
Koim :
OScnuotiaber In ULlui ; the KIouz City Uon >
you tot aThionrfh Train. The lihoitcitl
the QutckcrttTlnje ami a ComlorUlilo f.M In > i
Tlirough L'ktn belwceu
UOUNOIL ULUFfS AUD CT. PAUL.
UPReo that your TlckttJ itad ila | be "Bloni
Oily and HacinaRalliLid '
/.B. WA1TLEH , J.U. IIU01IA.UN
. Oen' 1' ,
Onpetlntondiint. < M Agenl
UlMionrl Valley U.
W , R. DAVIf , Bonthnotttrn PamonKer Anent.
'V-nrcll Illuflii
Benins Rewarded ,
OB ,
Wio Story of tbo Sowing Maohlne.
A banlionie little pamphlet , bloii and ( dl
anHth DUiaeront tinjrmlnics , will b >
(2-rVEN AWAY
to ni auult piraon calltii far II , al any Linnet
1 SiiL-otace ol The BliiL-er Manulactuilux Com-
piny , or will be sant lij mail , pout paid , tc
llvlni ; at a dlilincv Itomaw offlcei
'KlauuraoMiringUo ' , ,
JMnelput ) llica , a Un'.un Hqntro
VOt'K
OK ATEFUL-COMFORTINQ.
BREAKFAST ,
"Jya thorough kiiowlu > ) | ; o ol tlio natunl law
which ( { ovcrn the oix-ratlar-s ol tl 'o tlun am
nutrition , and by a c rcul ( appll-ation ol the
flue proputivu of well u lee i d Cocoa , 11 r
Knit hai iiiov.dod cur Iruikfjuv tatlm llli t
dcllutily flivciwl bcvcra u Kliltli may > a\o u
many heavy doctor * ' bllU It li by the judlcl ut
Ube nl uutti nrtU'Uu ol diet that a oixtltutlor
may be gradually built up until utioiiic vnougt
to resist etrry tendency to dUuuw , HunJrcdi
ol tubtlu in l dle are Uoatlni ; around ut read )
to attack vthiruvcr tht.ro In a weak jiolntV >
may oacape many a fatal Bhalt by kuvplnx our
echt , MUi lottllluil nlilipuru blood aud a prop
erly uourUbed Iraiue. " Civil bcrvlcc Uaivtte
kli'Ju ulmiily with bolllnt ; ator or milk. Bold
la tint only U Ib and Ib ) , labclod
JAMES KPP8 & GO ,
liomcoopattilo ObotuiHtu ,
d-tuc4ut-wly LoodOD ,
GEORGE F. CRAWFORD
BUYER AKD SKIPPER OF ECCS.
No , 519 South Main Street ,
COUNCIL 11LUGFS , IOWA
I Pay the Highest Market Price and .Deduct
No CommissioQ ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING CO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattioo Work , Wood Tuni
ng , Ro-Sawing , Planinj ; arid Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blmds , Boxoa , Etc. Manufacturers and Doalora In
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J J Council Bluffs la
, , Hathaway , Manager , , ,
Machinery ill l > o run exclusively for custom work on Thursday and Friday o
each wooki Orders 8 llcltcci nnd RntlMncUon mmrnnteocl.
( Successors to J. "W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACKAfMA , LEHIG-H , BLOSSBUB&
IOWA AND.IALLCOAL8I
CONNELLSYILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER. ETC.
Offloo No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Council Bluffa.
I'Kriill THOIJi. HKRUAN KKAOITC.
THOLL & KRACHT ,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Oor. Main Struct end 7th Avenue- .
Finn Groc'rlni , Teas , Ktc. , n pcoalty Highest pricm paid for country produce. New
niiMlnB , new Rocds , lu\v prices. Ho will not lw undotsold , Call aud examine our tock.
ItlUCIl'd ,
P. T. MAYNE. 0. B. MAYNE
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
CHOPPED FEED
The Very Beat of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The H
Market Price Paid for
Gorn , Oats , Rye , Barley
IBIROOIM :
Partlea Wishing to Soil Broom Oorn.Will Please
Send Sample.
GO.
MRS. O.A.BEN-DGT ! ! ,
THK LKADING DKALKll IN
337 Brondwav , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
THEHUNTRESSTRACE BUCKLE
, , , , . onlliuinarkntforthifoyiarii. and perfect ri.tl > factlon. WE CHAU-
LVN * K rilK WlMUI ) loiiriiluccn Ijii'llo liat tqua'b ' It In iho iollowliiKOlu' | : Ut-IUiflneap
iwaranccj Ziid Itiiaen i pnii ttie trace ; ; icl-It < Mro litli ; Uh-lt ( at In chtnirlnir without
takuu Uuuani outol ihulmi * ; fill It will rot in. FMICI Jolt. ell O'h-Tho b iua tuirpalli
with the traca. I imillJ8H IIUOK. CAl.llll It , the bo t In the worl I. 1ho c'aiu U
f , < ; ll'J'i110t * ' " , ° " U'c ' " ' " ' wl" "ot catch thfl Iln ) or * " HUNrilLBS PATENT
. I K AND 1IH AhT HTnAl' HOOK , f.r hiavj waifnmlow.ng , dr g inff , te.
cinnotl > ue.imliiHl , , aho ! UK will not unhook lUof. ilanulac.ured by
DDTrON , HUWTFtBSB & CO. , Janesville , WiBConelu.
For ale l > v C. J . lleckmtn , Council Hindi ; Bhaiii & Son and II. 8. Collins fcCo. , Omaha , aud by
all Jobbing IIOUKIII.
ST. LOUIS HOUSE.
Saloon and Restaurant ,
ADOLl'H UOKUFLINaKlt , 1'ronrletor. Choice Wines and ClK w.
Oysterii in Eveiy Style.
709 Lower Broadway. Oonnoil Bluffs , Iowa.
DUQUETTE , GUI BERT & CO. ,
to Kltll & lUIQUKITU ) ,
T ( } nnd 18 Pi > ir1 st. . . . Omnril Bluff * In
MAIN fcrjtllrJ
LiVERY , FEED
AND-
ALE STABLE.
AH Shippers and Travelora will u
od aouuinmodntioii uud roaaouabl
SOUTH STREET ,
OPPOSITE OftYSTAL WILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Propriotora ,
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
RNAMEflrAL PAINTERS.
IMPEll nANGINQ ,
KALSOMININtl AND BRAINIHU ,
. s3E"3aaaja.2c.'jtvar. :
Shop Oornor lirou clvny and Scott 81
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
ntcb Out QlasB , Fine French 3 i .
Silver Ware Sto. ,
tlO Bioiowir OOnNOIL BLUFFaVA. .