THE DAILY BEE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3
-EEC. . ZEES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFF3 , IOWA.
TITLE l.B SJJ AJ TaOoFp F ! G E.
Lands and'lTots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS _ JOWA.
HENRY BEECROPT ,
STREET LIVERY STABLE ,
3E O J'3OJfc1JbIJCOBEI. :
BEN UOQKHS' OLD STAND ,
n wl 1 con'lnue nmnln ? his city line to all putts of ttt city. All orders promptly Attended
to. 10W ClIAI'.a 8 OUAlUNThhD New stock eo .s . untly rccehod.
D. M. CON NELL
Funeral Director and Undertaker.
No. 17 , North Main Stroot. Council Bluffs
dlls promptly answered at all hours , night or day. Now hoano ami London carriage * direct
from the t ct , ry ro run In connection therewith
That never require crimping , at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store at prices ne > or before touched br
ny other hair dealer. Also a lull line ot switches , ttc. already reduced prlcus. AIM ( fold ,
Silver end colored note. Waves made trom ladles' own hair. Do not tall to call before purchslny
eleowhoro. All goods warranted as represented , UR3. J. J GOOD ,
29 Main street. Council lllnlTa , ln\va.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-clasa Bakott
employed. Broad , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Out
Wagons ran all day.
P , AYRES , Proprietor ,
NEW MEAT MARKET.
No. 630 , BROADWAY , ( Palmer's Block.
Between Gth and 7th streets.
L P , TIGKNOR , PROPRIETOR.
Our Motto : Strict cleanllneea , the lie t quality ol row t , and lowest possible prlcee. Moats do-
Ivercd to any part of the city. Conn encl BCD our now ehop.
BATHIM HOUSE !
At Bryant's Spring ,
Gor. Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Medicated , Vopor , Electric , i'lungo ,
Douch , Shower , Ilot and Cold Baths. Com
petent n > ale and female uurnea and attendants
ilw ya on hand , and the boit ol rare and atton.
Uon Riven patrons. Special attention Rh'on to
batnlng children. Investigation and patronage
solicited DR. A. H. SruDLKY & Co. ,
106 Upper Broadway.
Dr. Studley : Treatment ol chronic dtoeasea
made a specialty.
REMOVED without the
GANGES drawing ot blood or use ol
knilo. Cures lung dleoasus ,
ANT rVPHWTJ Fits , Scrotula , Llrer Com-
T. P'atnt. ' Dropay , Hhcuma-
T U M fl R S tl8mPover and llcrcur-
I U 111 U ID V lal B0re8 ( KryBp0ia8 | salt
Bheum , Scald Heid , Oatairh , nreak , inflamed
and granulated Eyeeorofuloue Ulcers and Fe
male DUoaae * ot all -kinds. AUo Kidney and
VenerUl dlBuasoa. Hamorrholda or Files cured
money refunded.
All diseases treated upon the principle olveget-
I < reform , trithont the use ot mercurial pol-
oos or the knlle.
Electro Vapor or Medicated Baths , furnished
who detlro them.
Hernia or liupiuro radically cured by the use
the Elastic Iwlt Truss nnd Piaster , which baa
ruperlor la the norld.
COHBULTATION FREE.
CALL ON OK ADDRESS
Dre , R , fiico and F , 0 , IiliUor ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia.
SIN TON& WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Oeunoil Bluffs.
Extracting and filling a specialty. Flret-claea
work guarantood.
DR. AP. . HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. It Pearl Street. IIouiK , 8 a. in. to
3. , and" p. m. , to B p , in. Uojidonce , 120
Bancroft ntrect. Tolephonlo counuctlon with
Central oake.
J. M. PALMEK ,
DKALKU IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COTJHCIX. BLUETS ,
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practltlaiwr ot IlMneopaU-y , consulting
hysiciaE and Surgeon ,
OfflcaandrecidenMllG Willow arenue , Coun-
lllufls , Iowa.
F. T. SEYEt-RT , M. DtJ
PHYSICIAN & SDRG-EON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
OUioe No , 5 , Eyorott Block , Broadway -
way , ever A. Louu/n R"staurunt.
lb
a anz : oc
Oince over garloge bank
COONOIli BLUFFS , . . .
SEAL ESTATE.
V. 0 James , in connection with hU law tot
olluctlou bunlnesdbuys and eollj reel wrtsto
Penrtti * wldhlnjrto buy or sell dty nro4 - " " !
r
rf EDW1H J. ABBOTT.
Jnotice oi the Peice and
Notary Pubic.
4l5BroadwayCouicil Bluffs
MBS , B , J , HARDIM , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNEOOLOG-IST.
Qradntte ol Klectropnthlo Instltallan , PhlU-
delpbla , Penna.
Offlco Cor , Broadway & Gloiin Ave.
cooNcir , BLurrs , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and p lntnl dll-
flcultles peculiar to toroalea a specialty.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney ftGoesellor.
Office over First National Bank , Council Bluffs.
Iowa. Will practice In U > state and tederal
courts JNO.JAYFBAINEy ,
Justice of the Peace ,
014 BROADWAY ,
Council Bloffa , - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor ot abstracts ot Pottawattamle
county. Office corner ol Broadway and Male
street ? , Council Blufla Iowa.
JOHN STEINER , M. 0M
( Deutscher Ant. )
Oor. WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St.
Oounoil Bluffs ,
islseasaa ol women and children a specialty.
P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D , ,
FllEn DlH 'EN8AB.r EVEUY SATUBDAY.
Office In Kvorett'B block , Pearl troet. Keel )
dence CtcB Fourth nti < jirt. Office hours from D to
2u. ra. , S to < and otip.m. Council Mufls
PRACTtCAL DENTIST.
Pearl ippoeito the poutotHce. One ol
the oldeet traatltloners in Council-BIuBs. HaUi
Utactlon cruarantood In
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS m
Cpn/ectionery , FruitaNuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
Season.12MA1NST. . ,
Council Blntfa
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & AKOERSOH ,
Proprietors ,
Tltls laundry hai Juf lioan opi-ned lor bus !
DUW , uil e aru nun prip rcd to do Uludr >
vntk of Ml klcda and guuir.tuo ulldfiu.tton A
djxxrfUlj nuvl cl Ane work , inch as colliif ,
luffd , flrwbhlrte , toYe ant ereryboJy t-j
gl\tiu ( a Uhl.
LARSON & ANDERSON
stem& &
Council Bluffs , Ia.
Established , - - i860
CXJUNOI1 , BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
ciurAoo , KOCK HUXD x.xD rjkcina
IVMrt. Arrhc.
Atlantic Kxl. . .5SO p m I Pacine KtJ. . . .9:15 : a m
Ex and Mali' . ,93,1 a m Kx and Hal . GuW p m
D. MotnM ac . .7l5 : a m | t > n Molnranc'.4:40 : p m
flMCAOO , ICRLIKRTOM AND QflVCT.
Dtpart Arrive.
Atlantic Kxf. 6-TO p in I Padfle Vltl. . . . a m
Mai and Kx * 9SX > a m I Mall nnd Kt * . 7Mnm
N. Y. Kt 4.Wpm | Neb * KM Kx..fv : 0a m
ClllCtOO ASD .VORTimMtKRV.
IVpirt. Arrhc.
Al'antlcK\.r.lSpmirftoinc ) : KxJ . . 9:15am :
Mai and Ex' P.VOam Mai andK.x' . 6M5iru
Accom. ( Sat. ) . B VI p m | Atvom. ( Mon..lM : p tu
KAMUS cnr , ST. JOR A\B COCNCII. sufrrs.
tVpart. Arrhp.
Mall nnd Kx..9.\ s m I Kxprrm. O.Mpm
KxprcM 9:10 : p n | Mai and Kx. . fi-45 p m
CNION TKina
Pcpnrt. Arrive.
Overland Kx.11 0a. m. Ovrrl' ndKx.41COp. m.
Lincoln Kx. lltfOn. m. DentrrIX . 80'n.m ,
Dcmcr Kv . .Toup. m. Loo.l Kx f.tfOn. m.
Ixxnl Kx 7:25 a. m. " Kx 9:05 : n. in.
Kmlfrriuit . . 6.-JO p. 111. " Kx . . .r-cOa. ui.
ABtSII , dr. LOl'19 AND rACiriO.
Depart. Arrhc.
MiUlnnd Kv. . 9:4. : ' > am I MalUnd Kx. . tulOpm
Cannon lUlu. 4Mpiu : | Cannon Ha , i. . 11:05 : ui
wocx cnt NO rArinc.
Depart. Arrito ,
For Sioux Clt ) .7:55 : a ra I Frm Rloux iTy.cao p m
Kor KortNlobrara. Knn Fort Nlobrnra ,
Neb' . . . . . . Tl.VSMul Neb . 'CMptn
For St. 1'Aul. . .7:10 : p iu | From St. rnul.g&U : n m
CIIICAOO , KILWAt'KER AND BT. TAl't.
Dcitt. . Arrhp.
Hall and Kx.90 : n m I MtUI nnd Kx. . . .CM : pin
Council 9ua * & Omiitin Street R. R.
l/ofu o Council IVudii. Leave Oinivhit.
B n m , 9 a in , 10 n m , I 8 a m , 9 n In , ID ft m ,
11 n m , 1 in , ' . ! p m , 3 p I 11 ft In , 1pm , 2p m , 3 p
m , 4 p m , 5 p in , G p m. | in , 4 p in , 5 p m , 0 p in.
Street cnr * run halt hour y to the Union I'aclflc
Dciiot. On Sunday the cars bcnln tlu-lr trip * at
9 o clock n. in. , and run rrRU nr y during tlio day
at 9 , H , 3 4 , 5 : ind 0 o'c.ock , and run to city time.
Kxccpt8unda } . ( Except Saturdays. JKxccpt
CORSET-MAKING.
Bow Woman's ' WlialelniiQ Prison
is Manufactured ,
F-ehion in Corsets The Ideal
PiRuro-100,000 Sold An
nually in St. Louis.
Fost'Dlipalch
The whalebone prison hao had a
succession of fair captives in the past
seven centuries who , like the good
Dohivard , have learned to love their
chains , and if forced to accept freedom
do so with a sigh. As traces of priso
ners' foot prints were loft iu the dun
geon fl ipr at Chilian , so the whale
bone prison ahoirs not only in part but
throughout the imprint of its occu
pants , who have gradually supplied it
with coTiforto that make captivity far
moro endurable and even plcasurab o.
Ono of these prisons cherry color ,
decorated with blue was opened yes
terday that a Post-Dispatch reporter
might Impact its mysteries and learn
thu changes aflicti-ig it.
"Satin cornets i i high art colors , "
said the modielo "form inJi
, an < peu-
sable part of every handsomely dresnod
lady's coatumo this season , though a
fair years ago respectability would
purchase nothing but the white
goods. "
"Who introduced colors for ouch
purposi ? "
"Njbody knows. Goneta were
formerly called stays. Black ones
worn first made in England during
1707 , and shortly after colors came
into uso. These stays were of silk ,
fastened with straps and buckles. The
present fancy for color is therefore a
revival. "
"What does a pair cost ? "
"From SlOto 816 and 818 ; the lat
ter price generally indicating a bridal
corset , which are of pure white. "
'Are the red shades preferred ? ' '
"No , indeed The woman who can
afford it saves enough ioods from each
new dross she buys to have a corset
made to match. Where this notion ia
carried to extremes she will probably
have several dozen expensive corsets ,
representing $300 or more , for that
ono article of costume for a season.
For example , there is the black satin
corset embroidered with red , the rose
with old gold , pale blue and blue ,
jlivo green and rose , gray and rod ,
darkbluu , aud sa'mon ' , crimson and
white , pink and green , light tan and
black , terra cotU and blue , and all the
other combinations that may bo sug
gested. I hose corsets aru lined with
coutil a Frouch mitorial as noaruver-
laating as anything nude. A strap is
Btitchod ncrous the middle of each un
derside which prevents the goods
stretching out of ahapoby thu bending
or brudkirg of whalebones. A silk
braid is used to lace thu b ick. In ad
dition to fancy stitching in a contrast
ing shade , some aurt of flower spray
IB embroidered on the bust fore , or
folds of satin are crossed on it in
triangular foirn. A good many are
trimmed around the tup with narrow
applirjuo point or thread laco. Thu
binding is yononilly of satin h'alshod
in Kensington stitch. "
"What should a perfect figure meas
ure ? "
MOCK MODKL IS TUB VKNUH OB MILO.
She in 0 HE urea thirty-eight inches
around the hips , twenty-six in the
waist and thirty-live around the bust.
The average bust measures thirty-
four , waut twenty-three m.d hip *
thirty-five , probably loss or moro
than his , but generally in the same ir-
rejjJTIar proportions. There are very
few perfect figures "
"D you know of any ! "
"Yee ; Mrs. Tom Thumb measures
the enviable 38 20-36 size. I tent hur
A white aatiu corset to order lutt
week. Here in lior ui twer , dated Gjilt
huUBVf Luuisvillo , Ivy. "
Tlio ro.ortor rcud the folluvri-.i ; ,
wii'tt'ii iu an angular hand with pur
ple nil : :
" 1 c < jm ! < it forbear oxprnsiing to you
thu great satisfaction I experioncu in
tvournu , ' din cornet jou mu'lu for inn.
Thi fit in no perfect that tnero is a de-
grto of cuuJort in their UIIH v/hich I
htivo never befuro obtained. Tuu
wurkmuiiahlp alau i * everything that
can ba < ltiuir L 1 will take gn-at
plu.tsuru in recommending your nuwb-
Jishmuut at tnxry opportn ity. Yuur
truly ,
"Arq * tlom
thuro "
many such "td"
out of the cityj"
"Thousands - " D .
of tur-,1"
from " Whenever
ocean to o/-"n
women imagin- "lat eomo ° " ° coradt
maker fit.fln * "guru batter than an
, . - flu will order from that manu
facturer , even if the express exceeds
the cent of the cowot. Orders luvo
inoreasud to five times what they aver
aged thrco or four yuara ago , which I
showa tlmt woa < on are becoming more
about , > their figures und
everything that ia put on tokm. At
least it ia understood that an ill-fitting
corset will rain the effect of any good-
fitting waist. "
"What country uses the greatest
'
number of coraola ? ' *
"Amsrica : and the women of this
republic have the finoat , most erect
Figures in the world. Foreigners roc-
otrnizo them at once bccauso of this
fact. Up to about 12 yoara ajjo there
were no corsets made in America
The first manufactory was catabluhod
iu Norr York , but at present the larg-
rat number cornea from Now llnvcn ,
Hridgrpnrt , Oonn. , Worcester mid
North Brookfield , Mass. The tendency
doncy ia constantly for a better clans
of goods and moro of thorn. Cinapa
were invented some twenty yrars ago ,
and quickly displaced the stiff modern
busk which had boon used to stiffen
the front of the coraot. Up to tlmt
time they had been in ono piece , and
opened only in the baok , which was
laced. They were Very uncoinfortn
bio , and difficult to nit down iu. Hut
lobjic' to ono kind of steels now
worn , the epoon-busk , which wnuun
of good figure buy Mudor the impres
sion that it improves the form. Sev
eral physicians luivo told tno tlmt it
was very injurious , bccauso the steels
broaden to fully double their width ,
si mo four inches , nt the lower end ,
and are Romowlmt curvod. Thoao
pieces of oteel are not perforated
They accordingly absorb n great deal
of animal hu.tt and generally act up an
inlb tmiation. The corded health
waist , which coinos from Boston , has
very little sato ia this city. The Urge
stores have discarded it as uunrofita-
bio. "
"Thoro ia , and a St. Louia invention ,
too , which has found honor in its own
country , contrary to Now Testament
theory. It ia called n combination
coraet and shoulder brnco , and manu
factured fromheavy white jeans , Lon
don cord having gene oat four years
ago. Made to order it ia generally of
coutil or aatteon , though a few e.Uln
ones are demanded iu thia ahapo. The
brace consists of two thin peif irated
stools ( perforated to prevent absorp
tion ol heai ) connected and hold by
broad clastic from ono to several
Inches apart , graduating ( slightly from
the bottom up. Detachable shoulder
straps to buckle around the arm are
laced to the top of this brace , and arc
padded on the under side ao as tint to
cut the wearer's arm. The brace is
laced either aide down its length to
the curaot , which is cut to fit with it.
Once on a woman it atraiehtcns hur ,
} tivos the chest a chance to breaded by
drawing the shoulders back , and cor
rects weak backs and lungs. "
"wuo WEAUS IT ? "
"Society belles by the score , their
sinters and main mas by the hundred ? .
With the exception of the satin corset
for full dress , this in coming iu uni
versal use , and there is such a demand
already that all the stores nro nulling
it , though ic has boon out only about
a year. An nuprovutnont which atout
women will appreciate is a third steel ,
or busk , placed just under whcro the
other two clasp , thus preventing the
bonding and breaking of these II-CCB.
An improvement recently made IB the
putting of several eyelet * through the
busk to keep it from slipping down
and cutting the goods. Goutil cor
sets in thia shape cost $7 , but they
wear for years. This material is com
posed of very narrow stiipos , crossed
diagonally by hair lines , each stripe
forming an angle , ita length with the
ono next it , Besides those there are
various other ooraots.iticluding French
makers , which eoll from fifty cents to
$3 and $4 , though more of the eighty-
five com quality are bought than any
other. It is probabio that over 100-
000 corseta are sold hero annually to
residents , and the largo country trade
exceeds that several times Sales
huvo increased wonderfully for seven
years past. "
ST. LODIS HAS HUT ONE 0011HET fAUTOKY ,
the one established on Sixth street ,
near O.ivo , about five months ago. It
employB twenty five people , twenty
machines run by steam power , and
turns out twenty dozen coneta per
day , though it la the intention to in-
uroaao that uurubar to ono hundred
dczm. Forty-eight thlcknosaoj of
jeans are nailed smoothly on a long
table. Kich of the nine separate
pieces of the pattern is tacked on and
the goods nhaped arcuud them by a
sharp knife covered to within u short
dutaiiuo of the point by a movable
ahfulh which proU-cta the cutter's
hand. The stitching of whalebone
ap.ices , aixtooti to a coraet , ia done
with ) ut basting , an the machine has a
foolguard which in sowitiu croaaca a
line for the next seam. A tin form to
crease thu odgus over previous to join
ing the gores and strips In then used.
This is u recent invention of ono of
Uu > employ ts. Sowing thu corset to
gether in termed "joining , " aud the
buaka are also put in at this michino.
Thu garment is then carried to u tublo
where a young woman is employed in
"honinu" tlio goodo. The ono next
hoi irt-fM < iio odgns carefully , end the
cur. . . .3 inkon back to the machine
tub.e , irhuro an appliance runs the
tape on evenly without necessitating
basting. It ia finally laid on thu iron
ing table. A spongt > , dipped in equal
quantities of white beeswax and
starch , m rubbed over the outside of
ooch half until it la thoroughly damp
ed. Thia ia loft to eouk over night ,
and the following morning it la pressed
by an iron until n satisfactory glois
has been obtained. Littlu girls aru
employed to put in the lacing * and din- \
pr to ot the pooda in sopar.uo boit-s
Thu B-xi * made rungo from N > . Hi '
04 , but the averse isfi-om 18 oSO' ' ' °
greater number being 21 ' * "irr'J.ft "
,
ll *
buying corsota at a more tfm-/ro
nn" '
' "
- ' '
ia inoMurad at the want
' V
number of
WOM1U ( ,
given her. J } ' iuohls shr , n . , lirea a
nreeuveiuyj j , midato ufMe the
jNii.i c''re ' { JH taken niBto < idBriil thu
"U8 ; JV'mado ten iuclius IOSH. 1 j thin
w/'r ' figuroa are coax ad into buttui
' ( upo by nasumini ; the claceio proportion
tion , providing of course tlut thubuat
measure corresponds with the un
tiquo model.
VUllilo Jmprovoraoiit
Afr. Noah Uatorf , Klmlri , N. Y. , writec ;
"AJiout four yearn uyo I had an atu Ic of
bl'iauH ' fever , ami never fully rwxwrecJ.
My AlgfstlteoryatiH woie weakened and I
nould be c mplutel ? pruntruteil lor duyii.
Afiir ivlnx two buttled uf jour Uurdoclc
lilujd IPaors tlio improvement wat DO vl -
bio that f wia antonl > he < l. I can now ,
thouxli Cl ye.ira of axr , do a fair nud ren. [
> vork , " i'dcc 31,00.
CUILDREN'S TABLE MANNKHa
Mr , Wm. Doomornnff Nyo. of Wyo-
mlnff , iJlecourftoB Ably on Tftblo
Ktlquotto.
Young children who have to wai.
till older people have oaten all thcro
is in the hoiito Hhonlct not open the
dining room door during the meal am
ask the host if ho is going to uat nl
day. It makes the compnny fuel il
at case , and lays up wrath in the par' '
LMit'a heart.
Children should not appear dls
pleased with the regular courses a' '
dinner and then fill up on pin. Ea
the less expensive food first aud thei
organizj a panic in the pieaorvos after
wards ,
Do not close out the last of you
soup by taking the pinto in you ;
mouth and pouring the liquid lUmi
your childish nock , You might spil
it on your bosom , mid it milnrgiR atu
distorts the mouth unncccftaarlly.
When askvd what part of thu few
you prefer do not say you will take
the part that goes over the fence hut
This remark ia very liiunonnu ; but the
rising generation ought to originate
some new table jokes that will bo
worth the ago in which wo liko.
Children should early loam the use
of the fork and how to handle it. Thii
knowledge can bo acquired by allow
ing them to pry up the carpet tanks
with this instrument and otliur little
exercises ouch as the parent mind may
suggest.
Tno child should bo taught at one
not to wave his bread around over the
table while In conversation , or to fil
his mou h full of potatoes and thei
converse in a rich tone of voice to someone
ono out in the yard , llu might gut
his dinner down his trachea and cause
his purenls great anxiety.
In pickini : up a plate or saucer fillet :
with soup , or with moist food , the
child should be taught not to parboi'
his thumb in the contents of thu dial
and to avoid swallowing soup bones or
othet indigestible debris.
Toothpicks are generally the las !
course , and children should not bo
permitted to pick their tooth and kick
the tnblo through the other exorcises.
While grace ia being eaid at the table
children should know that it is a
breach of good brooding 10 sponge
fruit cake , just because their parents'
heads are bowud down , and their at
tention for the moment turned in an
other direction. Children ought not
to bo permitted to find fault with the
dinner or fool with the cat while cat-
itig. iiojs ahonld , before going to the
table , empty all the trogs and graas
hoppers out of their pockets , or thoau
inatcta might crawl out during the
festivios and jump into the gravy.
If a 11 v waUea into your jolly up to
hia gambrola do not mash him with
your spoon before all the guests , as
death is at all times depressing t <
thoau who are at dinner , and retards
digestion. Take the lly out carefully
with what naturally adheres to his
person , and wipe him on thu t < iblu
cloth. It will ddtnoustrato your per
foot command of yourself and afforc
amusement for the company. DC not
stand up iu your chair aud try to spcai
a roll with a fork. It ia not gooc
munnoia to do BO , you might slip anc
buat your crust by ao doing Say
"thank you" and "much obliged
and "beg'pardon" whenever you can
work in these remarks , as it throws
people off their guard aud gives you
an opportunity tc got in your work
on the pastry and other bric-a-brac
near you at the time.
Dou't Ole In the HOUBO.
"Rough on Rats. " Clears out rate
mice , roaches , bed bugs , flies , ants
moles chipmunks , gophers. IDc.
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Office Broadway , between MalnJ and Pea
Htrents. "VU1 0 practlca In Hu > u.aud | , r" Ja
urt DAVID G. EVANS & CO. ,
r > 0 > North Second Street ,
ST. LOUIS , MO.
sCrAnk your Grocur for the Ool-
obratod Star UolIVo mid Sttr Dakinp
I'owdor.
OIGJ & mint
I'Hlil SIOUX OITY ROUT ) <
Kuni HoIIJ Trtln IhrouKh Irom
Oounoil Jilulla to Bt. Paul
Without Ohnnf.o Time , OnU 17 Hour *
u. < C O > MitKh 7na aiiOHTsa KOUTI
OODNODj BLUFFS
TO AT. PAUL. UllWeAVOLlK
DUI.UTII Oil I1IHIIAHOK
tnd all polctl in Hortlinju loui. Unnr ! v.t an
J * oUThli lln < U equlppad with the \mftoie \
trcttlnchouw Automatic Alr-hr Ka tad llllli
Plilfoiru Codftor and II itTer : aud far
tl'RKU , aAfKTT AMD OOWPOUT
Is nuaurpawol Pullman Palacu Hle pnK ! Cat
mil throuc/i WITHOUT ClIANUKbatwffti Kan
i City tnd Ut. i'aul , T | Council Uluffs anc
Hloux llty.
' [ ftlin leave Union 1'aclfle Transfer at GOOD
-.11 plufi , at 7SO : p. m. dally on trrlvtl ol Kanui
Oily. Bt Joseph and Council Illutfa train Irom
lh South. Arriving at Hloiu Ctly 11 : < 0 a. m. ,
tcdaUbsIUw Union Dipotat Bt. Paul a < ll tfi
noon
ri M UOCOI IM AOVAJ < OB Ot AVT OTUKD
RODTK
CdTUimtmber In Uklntf tbs Uloax City Bocrf
yoUKolaThiouyh Trtln. The HborUnl
ilie QuhkixrtTlnju and a Comlorltblv Hldi In Ib
ruroujtli Our * betwuen
COUNCIL I1LUFCU AND ST. J'ADL.
. "flijtLit your Ticket ! r d vU Iht "si a
Oltv tuil I'lUllu Uatlioad '
/.O. WATTLKd , J K.Otn'
Otn'
Missouri Vtlloir It.
w ft OAVIH , ( foiuavnt.rr Pzntnxti Afur |
DOCTOR
017 8t. Charles St. , BT LOUIS , Vfa
A HKflU- All OUADUATK ot two nudlcal
0"l ! KOI * , tu-1 lii un lo iK f eiva/u'l In the t'rat <
instil ( if lllllOMO , Ni.UVOU-t , SKI 1 ASU
ULU01) HltoMin than auv other pH alclaii l'i Ht
[ > ' > ul ai city p | > < thow iid all old ruHldont
know Coiiiu'tation a officu ar by mt.ll frou
and Intltod , A friendly tilk or liU oplnloa
oouU noililiig. When It Is Inconvoiaunt to
tlatthe city ( or triutuicnt , oiudiclnM can IK
tent by mill or erpr < ottirywhcrc , Curttle
ascs < u raiitc d ; uiicru doubt uxist It II ( rark-
y tutid. Uali or write.
_ _ Neryon prontrfttlon , Debility Montftl
Riiif IliyiiioalVrakIIM < , Mercurial end
oilier ulluctlmu of Tfiroat HkijTuniTitones
Hlood luijiuritlej and Dlood PiiIooningT
Bliln Alfoctlona , 'J.g fliJnJJJlcert | ,
ImixMllmenU tu .Marr'imu , lUiBUinati in ,
1'jlea tipecl > 1 ftiteiitinn to CIUMJI from
over.wiirkBdbraln."riUltflOAIj ( OAHKS
receive ciwcia' ' uttcutloii. Dliuume * arliing I
rroii4 luipru leucu , Kiotwen ,
GEORGE F. CRAWFORD
BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS.
No , 519 Soutli Iain Street
COU.YWL KLUtiFS , IOWA
I Pay ths Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattioo Work , Wood Turn
ing Uo-Sawing , Flaniug and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J , J , Hathaway , Manager , Council Bluffs , la ,
Mnclilnnrv til bo rim exclusively for ouitom work on Thursday and Friday o
onch week , Onlcrs imllclted ntul imt ! fi\ctlou Ktmrnntootl ,
3EC. 3MSj&Cg : S3E& < 8G GO.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LiCOTAMi , LEHffiH , BLOSSBUB&
AND.IALL
I I
CONNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER. ETC ,
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Council Bluffs.
I'KfKH THOLL. HKIIUAN KIIACIIT.
THOLL & KRAOHT ,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Oor. Main Str et nnd 7th Avenuo.
Vine ( Iroc'Hvg , Teas , Eic. , aSpccaltv IHirhenk prices paid for rounlrv produce. New
iinlWInc. new gocde , luw prices. Wo will not bu undersold , Call aud extmlnu our itock.
" 1T. . MAYNK. 0. E. MAYNE
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES-
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
CHOPPED FEED
The Very Beat of Brootna Constant ! ? on Hand. The Hlphent
Market Price Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
BSOO3\flfDOOIIsF
Parties Wishing to Soil Broom Corn Will Plenoe
Send Sample.
& OO-
MRS. 0. A. BENEDIOT ,
THIS LKADINO DKALKIl IN
337 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
THE HUNTRESS TRACE BUCKLE
/1 f n Ule 1m rk"t ' " ' tt" " V" . ttnj Kl' l rcifrct iUI factlon. WB COAlr
. oJ.'D oi" . " > c nl'K li' ' t uiua't ' It In the Ipllewlnif polnw : lit-ltanrwu
,
jwarance . ; Snit-ltiCMo . ; 1.0,1 tnu truer ; DilIti .tie Ktlij < tli-Jt M. In ch n < lnif wlthoui
Ukin. t nitao. outol lliulnp ; f lli-H ulllr.ol ui.Cncllelt.fll \
aUi-Thjhviio tuif
. . - " Dulls
sirJ.htwit h 11.0 irace. ) VNiHltiH TKACB CAfllll H. the be.t In the worl I. "l. o e o ta
' ' ' " ' " " ) A ° rela M ] " "N
WII/JT / . Tlil' AsTtiVl'"ViJt'"nrVC"c ' , or ' PATBNT
Wllll r.Tlll-K t . ANI , lilt AhT BT < > A1' JIOOK. l. hiavy VKOIIkiw.nv. .
cjunytlioo. * ! ! Iho luir will not unhouk Itte / . ilanutaolurod hy
DDTTON , HOWTUBSS & CO. , Janeevillo , Wiaoonelu.
" * cLuiaD' CcUDC" IJIuB > : Sb" ' A ( Jon " " Collins tCo. , Omaha , and
ST. LOUIS HOUSE.
Saloon and Restaurant ,
ADOU'H DOKllFLINqKJt , 1'ronrlrter. Choice Wlnw and Clears
Oyateru m Ktaiy Style.
r.nwar . Broidwny. nounoil Bluffs Iowa.
JJUQUETTE ,
( Succruora to HUH &
I"1'
ymittn
L"'Ml 18 Pnirl-sf . rouueu HIuUN , Ta.
I
& *
-AND-
All Slilppura and Traveler will u
oed accommodation und vcasonabl
IOUTII STREET ,
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL SI ILL ,
Jouncil Bluffs , - - . Iowa ,
HOLLAND & MILLKIl ,
Proprlotort ,
STARR & BUHCH.
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
PAINTERS ,
HANQINO , ' ,
EAL80HININO AND QKAINIHB ,
-tiL. SH " 3Eia3Cj9 .2C-'lTir. t ,
8hop ( Jornur Itroa dvuy aud Scott 8t"
& OKAIQ , 'J
ARTISTIC POTTERY\
ttlcli 7ut aiiiBa , FJne French al u , V
Silver Wuro < 5icx , jf '
B luwuwAT COUNCIL BLurra , WA. f
Duals and mortgages drawu an
