THE DAILY BEB-WEDKFSDAY , KOVRMBHJix 29
3SL IE
WHOLESALE AND 11KTAIL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY ,
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 FF1CE.
jr. TKT. e ea TET a : OR. sa .SB a o > .
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES. .
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - . -
JOSEPH EEITER ,
T A 11.01 ?
. & , ,0 , .A , JU / JCu
MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES ,
At the Lowest Posaib'.o Fticca.
NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY.
That never require crimping , nt tin. J , J. Good's Hair Store , at prices never befcre touched by
ny other hair dealer. Also a mil line of switches , etc. &t greatly reduced prices. Also gold ,
Hirer and colored no Is. Waves made Ircmi ladle. * ' cwn h lr. Da not fill to call bcforo purchMln ;
tljowhore. All goods trairantod M represented MRS. J. J. 0001) ,
29 Main sttcci. Council niuffa , Iowa.
TAYLOR BROS
1005 STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wholesale Dealers in Lipors and fines ,
No. 13 Main St , Council Blntta , la.
III
Branch House : , Kiel & Jensen , Sioux Falls , D. T.
{ Wholesale Dealers in
IOWA , NEBRASKA , AND MISSOURI ,
UEPIRTT
fmJLmmt mJkmm JW M
) No. 102 Broadway ,
'DoaloBrin j Council Bluffs
215 , 217 and 219 Main Street ,
Gi-IR-p OIE IKIES
Of All Kinds. Kew Goods. Kev7 Prices and
quare Dealing. Gall and Examine Our Stock.
BAT-HIMHOUSEI
At Bryant's Spring ,
Oor. Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ri&ln , Medicated. Vapor , Electric , f lunge ,
Couch , Shower , liot and Cold Uaths. Corn ,
patent taale and femjJo nurves and attendants
lw y on hand , ud the bejt of rate nnd Atten
tion given patrona. Special rtt < iillrtti jrlvon' to
bathing children. Invettlgatlauaad patronage
lollcitod.
lollcitod.DR. . A. H. STTJDLBY & Co. ,
106 Upytit Uroadwoy.
, Dr. Studloy : Treatment ol ihronlc diseased
nuulo a specialty.
DR. A. P. HANCHETX ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. 14 Pearl Street. Hauls , B a. m. to
2. , and 2 p. m. , to 6 p. m. Residence , 120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central office.
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
PAPER HANGNO ,
KALSOMININQ AND ttR/UHINO / ,
ju 83E BOT < -TTMrar. .
Shop Oornsr Broadway i icl Sriifc 8t
S. E.
O - " ! X l E7 ' * ' $
Office over Barings bank.
COUNCIL BLTIFFS , - . Iowa.
i1 AL ESTATE.
Tt. 0. James , In connection with hl law tnJ
3llfctlon buelnorabuya and tell ] real estate.
Portono wishing to buy cr veil dty proport ) call
> t fall office ) over BmhneU't book ntoro , Pearl
ilteet
EDW1H J. ABBOTT.
Justice ol the Peace and
Notary Public ,
* IJ5Broadway , Council Bluffs
MAIN STREET
All Shippers and Travelers will n
good accommodation and roaaonabl
charges.
SOUTH STREET ,
. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa ,
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors ,
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney and Gonnsollor at Law.
COUNCIL LLUFFS , IOWA ,
Office Broadway , between Mila and Pea
UcctJ , WUI prtctlca la 8Ut and Kode
urU
MBS , B , J , HARDIM , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNEOOLOGIST.
Graduate ot Klccttopathlo Institution , Phila
delphia , Penna.
Office Oor , Broadway & Etlenn Avo.
COUNCIL BLnrra , IOWA.
The treatment of all tllfcuiuu tnj painful dlf-
Icultloa peculiar to females i. upoclaltr.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Office over Tint National Bank , Council Blu.Ha.
Iowa. Will practice In the etato and federal
courta
Justice of the Peace ,
014 UROADWAY ,
Dounoil Blufis. - - Iowa.
W B. MAYE8 ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor ol ulintracta of PottawctUmle
county. Olt'ce corner of Broadway and Main
Btrcet ? , Council Blulla lav , A. _
HU6HES & TQWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Bluifa.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON e AHDERSDH ,
Proprietors.
Thli laundry haa Just been opened for buet >
nesi , and we are naw priparod to da lainJry
work of all kinds and guirantee catltfactlon A
epecUlty male of line work , euch 03 collira ,
iu3j , flno ehlrto , etc. We wunt everybody to
give w a trial ,
LARSON & ANDERSON.
THOU , . . . .
> * vu orricia. w. u. u. ruatr
OFFICER PUSEI
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - 1856
Dealtira In foreign f ndj Douio tlo.
and homa BecurltUO
F. D. BDMDMpgo.l , 1. 1. BUU01BT. A. W. 8IKB.T ,
President , Vlce-Prc. ' ! . Canhler.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Counoll Blnffi.
Oiiranlzod under the lawi of the State ol Iowa
Paid up capital. , . , . . , , , . . $ 76 OOC
Authorized capital. , . . . . . . , , . , . . , , 200.00C
Interest paid on time depo.lti. Draf U Issued
on the principal cltlea of the United Btatoa and
Europe. Special attention clven to collection !
aud correspondence with prompt return. .
DIRICIOU ,
J. D. Edmundton , E. L. Bhueart. J. T.IIirt
W..W. Wallace , J. W. Ilodfer , I. A. Ullltr
A. W. Street.- Jrrdt !
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
CIIICAOO , ROCK ISLAND ASD TACinO.
Depart , Arrive.
Atlantic Kxt..SriOpm : " .
- - - Kx nml Mall'.6:55 : p > u
D. Molnca au.7:15 : a m Dv Molnenc.4:40 : p m
CIIICAOO , BCRttMUOX AND < ) OtXCT.
Depiut , Arrhe.
Allan tie rU . . . 6:30 pm Paclflc Kxt . , .9rJOnm
Mall and ExS.O Onm Mall and Kx'.7.Wpm
N. Y. Kx Neb & Has ix..8:20 : : a m
CIIICAOO AND NORtllWKSTKRN.
Depart Arrive.
Atlantic K\t.n:15pm : Pacific
Mall and Ex'.9:10 : am Mali and r.x'C:15p : m
Accom. ( Sat.Bft : > p m Accom. ( Mon.yiMJpm
KANSAS CUT , ST. JON AND COCXCIt , 1
Depart. Arrive.
MMInnd K\.9VSfMn I Express. GM .
Kxprcys. . , . . . .9:10 : pin | Mall tin J Kx..C'45pm
UNION rAciric.
Arrive.
Overland Kx.lU'Wo. in. O > criandKx.4OOp. : m.
Lincoln Kx. . 11:30a. : in. Dcincr Kx. . . .8.00 a. m ,
Denver Kx. . .7:00 : p. in. l Kx..fl lOa. m.
Local Kx..7:2A : ft. m. r.x fl.ftla. m.
Emigrant..6:20p. : m. Kx
WABAStt , lir. LOVI1 AND rACIMO.
Depart , ArrUe.
Mall nnd Kx , . 0:41 : n m I Malt nnd r.x , . 430 p in
Cannon Hall. . 4r : 0 f m | Cannon lUll..llo5 : a m
BIOUX CUT AND PACinC. ,
Depart. Arrive.
Tor Sioux Ulty.TMnm Krm Sioux C'y.CSO p m
for KortNlobmra. Frm Kort Nlobrnro ,
Neb' 7.V.nm
For St. Paul..7:40pm From St. Pau1..8 0 a in
CIIICAOO , MILWAUKRH AND RT. rAft.
LrA\ Coundl Ulufla. Arrh C1 Council UlnfTi.
Mall and Ex.'OSO n m I Mail nnd Kx.-'GuVi pm
Atlantic Kx.5l&p | : ni I Atlantlo K\9:1U | : a in
CHICAGO , MILWAl'KKK AND NT , I'AVU
tx nvrs Onmlia. Arrh 01 nt Onialia.
Mall nnd iv.7lfi : n m I Paclfle r.x litIS ; a m
Atlantic r.x.3MOp | ni I Mall niul i\7-2 : , ' > i > in
Except Sundays.ExceptSaturdaj8. \ . ( Except
MoihlayH. | Dally ,
Council Bluils & Omnbn Btroot H. R.
I.ca\ Council IHulTa. I ave Oinalia ,
! n m , B a in , 10 n in , B n in , 0 a in , 10 n tn ,
11 ft in , 1m , 2 p in , 3 p 11 am , 1pm , 2pm , 3p
in , 4 p m , 6 p m , C p in. in , 4 p in , D p in , 0 p in.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pnclflc
Depot. On Sunday the cars begin tliclr trlpi nt
) o clock n. in. , nnd run rciru'ariv during tlio day
nt 0,11 , 2I , 6 and 0 o'clock , nnd run to city time ,
SLIM JIM'S BURIAL.
His Strange Oareer as Told by
One of the Mourners.
The L fe and Death of the
Most Expert of Three-Card
Monte Men.
Now York Sun.
There was a strnngo funeral from
the uudortakor'a shop 82 Greenwich
ntrcot yesterday aftcrnooii. No min
ister , no vrcepint ; rolativcs , no ilnworo ,
no tears Vfoto to bo aeon. Only a
coupleof dozen rough men wont late
tllo nhop , Bin ! y or in aouplea , and
took a look ut the corpso. It wan the
body of n man of 30 , with a high fore-
lioad , prominent noao und the oxproa-
sion of a man who had aeon lifo in
Bomo of its roughest plinscn. The un-
iertakor said : There is no use in pub
lishing hia nnmo. His laac request
was that it ahould bp kept a secret ,
because ho did not wish his poor old
mother to know of it. She is 70 years
old and living in a comfortable homo
down oust , which ho provided for her.
Ho eaid it would not do any good to
lot her know ho was dead ,
"Ho the slickest-handed
woa - man
that ever tossed n pasteboard , " said
ono of the by-atandora. "Ho wont by
the name of Jordan , but hia real
name waa Bruce. Ho was well known
amopg the sport ine fraternity as the
original 'Slim Jim , king of the throo-
card-uionto men. ' His real name was
James Broce , and hb was a farmer boy
away down in Maine up to 18G8. Ono
day ho wont to a county fair and eaw
a man tossing the three cards. Ho
thought he could pick out the little
joker. It looked so easy to make $5
ay saying 'that's the card , ' whou ho
naw the comer turned. .Ha bet and
lost , and bet and lost as many a green
horn haa done before and since. In
trying to got $25 out qf the three-
card-monto man , on what ho thought
a sure thing , ho lost $25. Then ho
made up hia mind it would bo a good
; amoHu learn. Ho learned it so well
that ho made ever § 400,000,000 out
of it.
"Jim was five feet eleven inches
tall , weighed ono hundred and fifty
pounds , had n smooth face , and looked
like a natural verdant , or 'sucker. ' To
look at him when he waa made up for
business you would think him n conn-
try lout , who needed to bo taken care
of. Ho used to wear a suit of dunga
rees , ' or brown country garments that
made him look like a farmer's man in
store clothes. Whan ho got on those
dungarees , with a straw hat , big boots ,
with his pantaloons tucked in and a
hunk of uingorbroad , ho waa ready to
skin the sharpest countryman that
over tried to rob a monte man by pretending
tending to guess a card when ho
thought ho had it sure.
"Jim , dressed in this rig , would
stumble into an express train at a
country station , sprawl over the floor ;
uplll a few out of a bag of $20 gold
pieces , swear that ho had boon robbud
of a part of the money ho had got for
selling his farm , and in 11 clumsy way
bring out the cardu to bhow how the
gamblers got the best of him. Ill's
cappers or confidants would gather
about , und eoon Jim would have n
first class gaino under way , The
greenhorns would bo euro to bito.
Jim would tarn up the corner of the
ace in such a clumsy way and lot thorn
win a few times to got them excited ,
Then the uimplatoua would bet all
thuy had and Jim would scoop it.
"For years Jim has been known at
races , fairs nnd on the principal rail ,
roads. He worked them all as long
as ho could. Ho was very nuccotsfnl
on the Union Pacific and' Central Pacific -
cific railroads , nnd was the boat 'fluro-
thing gambler * in America. lie wan
the equal of the celebrated 'Oanadu
Bill , ' the throe-card monte man who
dioci in Philadelphia recently.
"Jim uflered the Union Pacific
Railroad company $10,000 for per
mission to ply his gaino on their road
in 1870 , nnd ou'reott that ho would not
fleece anybody but deacons nnd clergy ,
men. He uedd to say that it wan n
perfectly fair thing to swindle the
pious people who wore trying to cheat
others by betting on what they thought
was a euro thing.
"Jim was well known in Utah , Cal
ifornia , Nevada , and , in fact , through
out the west. Often the railroad
companies would put dotootlvea alter
him to keep him off the trains. Lat
terly ho has worked the trains be
tween New York and Washington ,
He was not without sympathy , If ho
won from a man who could afford to
lose he would not oaro how much ho
took away from him. liut , if he
thought the victim oould not spare it ,
lie would give back part of tlio money
with the good advlo ? , 'Don't gamble ;
don't even bet that you arc nlivo.1
"Jim was registered t\t the l\irk
Hotel , Mat Goodotson's old place , r.s
James Jordan , and by that name ho
was mostly known. A week ago last
Saturday night ho was out with seine
ft isndft pretty well on to Snnday morn
ing. Ho got t" Bcullllrgiuidfooliiiff , nil
la fun , with Mat Carroll , Carroll got
into n sou 111-5 with another nun and
shot at him , hitting Jim by mistake.
The ball lodged in the groin , and ho
was taken to Uollevuo Hospital , where
! io died Some of the boys visited
liltn in the hospital , and did whnt they
oauld for him. .They nxinod $150 to
bury him decently , and seine of thorn
Bar up with the body lost night. Who
were they ? Well , perhaps thcro is no
nso saying who they were , us the man
WPS crooked. But , though ho was a
crooked man , ho had a good heart ,
and many is the dollar hit took from
those who could afford to lose it nnd
RAVO to eomo poor emigrant without a
dollar in the world ,
The Iloiurrootlon of'I.nzurnn
WAR a miraculous operation , V > ono
hluku ot raising the dead these time ? ,
though eomo desperately cl re to ilcAth'n
door Imvo been completely rcUoroil by
UunnocK Ui.ooO Dirrnu-s to gouulno utul
nstlng health.
Sleeping With Sorpoma.
Prof. Boll , the Smithsonian in litu >
.ion's Bgcnt , shipped hia collection of
snakes 10 tl'o north two wocks ago ,
and already 1ms his muaoum full
igain. It is surprising how rapidly
.hoy become domeaticatcd under his
treatment. During the recent cold
snap sonio of them that he turned
.ooso in his room at night climbed up
, ho bed posts nnd coiled thoniBolvoo up
in his blankets. ' Ho felt them hur.t-
ing for cozy spots about his lees and
know that hu ought to gut up and
provide thorn with oomo loose straw ,
out n aloopy man in a warm bed of a
cold night is not over-obliging , and
the profeeaor onorcd on musically , aa
ii his custom. The reptiles crowded
upon ono another , quarreled , fought a
little , hissed , but the professor did
not budge ; only now and then ho
would wako slightly and cry softly ,
"Whist , boys ; bo easy , boys. "
At last a big coachwhlp snake found
in opening near the edge of the
blankets and slowly glided in. There
was a goutlo waving up and down of
the bed-clothes as the big clay-bank
serpent moved about getting himself
comfortable , when suddenly ho slapped -
pod about two-thirds of his frigid
ieugth against the warm loss of the
professor. The professor made a violent
lent rnmark. Ho sat up in bed , gath
ered a handful of snakes in each hand ,
depositing thorn carefully on the floor ;
; hon , throwing back the bed-clothes ,
10 admiuiotorod u kick that sent the
coachwhip flying through the dark to
; ho other end of the room , oncoun-
: oring the lamp in its aerial flight , nnd
{ necking from its bracket on the wall
the fragtlo skull of an ancient Florida
mound buildar
"Freeze and bo hanged ! " oxolaimod
; ho irate professor. "I'll bhaio my
3od with you , but you shan't drive
no out , " Hu drew the blankets over
urn. A few moments later several
jaira of little rod eyes moved up the
Dod-posta on either side and noon
snake herder apd snakes , in ono
couch , were lost in peaceful'sloop.
' Dou't Hurry , .Gentlomon , "
5aid a man on h\i \ way to be hanged ,
"there'll be no fun till I , pet there. " We
say to the dyspeptic , nervous , and debili
tated , don't hurry thoughtlessly for some
emedy of doubtful merit , uncertain of ro-
lef , when you can get at the driigglata for
one dollar Burdock Blood Bitters almost
sure to cure and certain to benefit.
Healthy Host } .
Hitlne Breeders' Journal.
Pure ulr helps to make pure blood ,
which in the course of nature builds
up healthful bodies. Out-of-door pigs
would not show so well at the faira ,
und would probably bo pisaod over by
judges and people who have been
; aught to admiroonly fat and helpless
things which got the prizes. Such
pigs art ) well adapted to till lard kegs ,
whereas the standard of perfection
should bo a pig which will make the
moat ham with the least waato of fat ,
: ho longest and deepest Biilou , with
, ho most loan moat ; it should have
bone enough to stand up and help
ilsolf to food und carry with it the
evidence of health and natural de
velopment in all of its pirta. Pigs
which run in a range of pasture have
good appetites the fresh air and exercise -
orciso given them this hence they
will eat n great variety of food and
much coaraor than when confined in
pens. Nothing need go to waste on a
farm for need of a market. They will
consume all the rpfuso fruit , root ,
pumpkins , and all kinds of vegetables ,
which will make them grow. By extending -
tending the root patch , and planting
the fodder corn thicker , BO thut nub
bins will form on it , by putting in u
ewcot variety , the numberbfpiya maybe
bo increased in proportion , The pig
pasture will bo ready the next year
for nny crop , itnd tun timea the ad-
vantni'.o accrue to the [ armor than If
the pigs urn confined in close pens ,
for , as piga are usually managed on
the farm , but liltlo manure is over
made from them ,
How Muoli Will Do It.
How much of Thomas' Kclectrlo OH ID
required to euro ? Only a very little. A
few drops will euro nny kind of an ache ;
and but a trlllo more la needed for sprains
and laraenesues , Rheumatism la not BO
readily alfectedj an ounce nnd uoinotimes
two OUUCOH are required , No medicine ,
however , Is eo uuro to euro with the name
number of application ,
VOUIIK Woof.
\Vestcrn AgriuuUurUt ,
Early maturity by using the Im
proved broods of stock , together with
judicioun feeding according to the
latest improved methods , enables ua
to markbt our stock earlier. Aa younj ,
small beef , aiytt A , B. Allen , in Live
Stock Journal , is what the English
butchora will bo oftoncst hi domain
by their customers in the futuro. By
this , wo anppoao , they moan animate
from 15 to 24 months of ago , of com
pact form , fine bonca and full of well-
marbled , juicy , tender meat. To
meet this requirement fully out
breodora will EDO that it is not noceu
sary to look for the largest eizee
among their arrivals for the future
breeding , but to select those wnlcli
are closely put together in all thoii
parts , and especially line in all thoii
points. Even the Davon and Qalla
way are not too ( null for this now
purpose , and the nicer selections fro a
the shorthorn , Hereford and Angus
THE OTTAWA CYLINDER CORN SHELLER ,
iT CO. . KNKiUij AKKXTS , nuiXUIij UUWS , IOWA
lot too Inrgo ,
Such aa ntu naturally of the great-
st size may bo inoro profitably kept
11 growing till 3 , or even ! yearn old ,
nil then sell at top prices to nmku
> cuf for uniting and barreling , Thus
ho market for both fresh nml unit
icof will bo properly aupplicd , imcl nil
cquiromonto suited.
There is coimdornblo ntlvnnlago
oalizod in turning till'nuiuuls HI
> ounij no possible , nf tor Dotting n good
rowth , us it nquiros less capital in
onductlng the business of brooding
nd feeding , nndtborinkaof acoidcnln ,
incases , and nil other thinga nro
much lessened.
Tolnntnrr Ti Ibttn of Qrntitutofo
lionofltH received-
DKAR Em , Please allow me the i'tlvooo ! ol
R\HK | | my testimony ro ardlnj the nondoiful
jratlNo properties of your Invaluab o medicine ,
lunt's Koracdy Dur tig too past > tx or rercn
can I have been n great tuHeror from kidney
licas and during Vro.it | iutof the tlmo my
uHcrUR3hn\o been to Intense IB to bo Indltcrlb.
bio , Only tluto who have suffered by tbli
rend disease known o ( tin nwful b cknche , and
mlns ol all kinds , accompanied by groit wa k.
cssntid ncrTOiu prcttatlon , loss of fctco and
tnllthn which InrarlaM ) attend It. I hut all
IICBO tronblcs IntoncltTol , i iul , rai In mich n bad
ondltlon that t e juld not got up of my choir ox
qit by putting ; my hand i on my knocn , and nl-
icst rolling out bofor * 1 eou'd ' itrilgh'.cn up
tried the bet iloitors , nnd mviy kinds cf racd.
cine , but nil filled to help mo , and I export-
icntcd o long endeavoring t ) Rt cured that
net eprlt R I aa In very poor ehnpo , and In eoi-
: IR for relief my attention wan directed by A
ilend to the rcmatknblo cures of kldnpy illsoas-
s , A.C. when were belnicompllsl > oJ by Hunt's
tomody. I Wi3 Induced to try It , nud began to
iko It , and very Boon "llmbol np"n lt were ;
iny sivcro backache , till the lutenio pains 1 Imd
ulluoj teloni ; speedily dlsappcuttcd , nctvvlth-
landing 1 lud biiou lothcrcil with hi ] com
bined BO many } cats.
Whcnltcgaa to tUo ( Hunt'ii llomody I was
onuderablo rundown In my tcncr.il health , nnd
ulTorcred also from loco of appetite. l > ur since
hifo teen taxing tuo Uomcdy , however , m >
rnpfrvomont his boon most nmked ; my former
ornjplalntii , fichu ) , piles , &c. have disappeared ,
ndl I now fo 1 like my former ee'f lute , hearty
nd sound In built. 1 ( hall always keep Ilunl't
Remedy with mo , and would moit earnestly teo-
mmcnd a I those who a'o tuller rs from kidney
r liver diseases , or dlioiscn of the bladderoru -
nary organs t } uao Iluot'a ncmrdy , and take no
ther.
Yours Tery tiuly
1IBN11Y II. 8IIKLDON.
No. 280 Westminister 8t Provtilenco , R I.
"In the lexicon of youth , o'o , thcro Is noaucb
HordnaFall. ' Thif'lexlou" Is now found In
ho Itboratory of HUNT'S HKMEUT. It knows DO
ucb word as Kail.
THE .
HORT
or TIII :
ilwaulieo & St , Paul
RAILWAY
n now running Its PAST KXl'ltlSS TItAINS
from
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'
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IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
TO
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Or to am point bojond ; or
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10
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Ticket olllco locntuil nt corner l-'uniain and
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f jTHuo TliuoTablu In another foliiuui.
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FURNACES IN THE WORLD ,
11 AUK liy
RIPHAKDSOiN.BOYNTON & CG
CHICAGO , ILLS ,
Kmbody upw 1882 Improvements , ilot
nraotloaBM'uruii ' ; Co t loss to keep It
'liter ; Uwfltai faol w'11 ' K > v moro boa1
and ft larger volume ol pui'o nlr thin auj
furnace madu.\
GEORGE F. CRAWFORD
BUYER AiJD SHIPPER OF EGOS.
No , 519 Sontli Iain Street
KLU6FS , IOWA ;
I Fay the Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattioo Work , Wood Turn
ing , Ro-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J , J , Hatliaway , Manager , Council Blnffs , la ,
Machinery "HI bo run exclusively for custom work on Thuradny nnd Friday a
each week. Ordoru nollcltoil nnd natlalacUou Runrnntooil.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLES ALS AlfcD RETAIL DEALERS TH
LEHIG-H , BLOSSBMB
AND ALL
COHNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oar. Eighth Street and
Bleventh Avenue , Oouncil Bluffa.
I'UTEIl TIIOLU I1KRMAN KHAOHT.
THOLL & KRACHT ,
GJOGERIES 'AND PROVISIONS.
1r" Cor. Main Streut and 7th Avenue.
Fine Orocrrle ) , Teas , Etc. , a Spcc'ftltv. IHi.-'jst prices piIJ for country produce. New
Dullcllnj , new guoda , low priced. U'o will not bo underuold , Call and exainlun our ( lock ,
lellvoreil.
a CJ > f SUB
THE LKADINO DISALKR IN
2E3I < o > cs
337 Broadway , Oouuoil Bluffa , Iowa ,
Saloon and Restaurant ,
ADOLTII DOKKFLINaiSH , PronrJotor , Clu.tco Wlnc nnd
Oj'Btnw in I voiy Stylo.
709 Lownr Krond vny. _ _ Council Bluffs Iowa
DUQUETTE , GUI BERT & CO. ,
( niccotaors to Ullll & DUQUK1TK ) ,
e Fmiers
7 ( > ana IS Pcftrl-st. , Council Bluff * . la.
D. M. CON NELL ,
Funeral Director and Undertaker. fc
No. 17 , North Main Stroot. Oopncll Blulla
Call * promptly antwcrodatnll hours , nl ht or day. New heartu and London carriage * direct
from thufactiirv nri run In coinrutlnn theruwlth.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIN STREET.
I'HM BH3T J3RBAD II THE CITY. None but firot-olfwa Bakora
araploycd. Itroad , Oako , Pica 1o. , delivered to nny part of the city , On
B ran all day.
P AYRE8 , Proprietor.
DOCTOR STEINHART'S
I'ou OMI AMI YOVMJ , MALE ASH I'KUALK.
It In a Mini , prompt ami Lffuctiul runiwla for In *
( IlKCitlon , ly pci ) la , liiU'rinlttunt IVi't'ni.Vunt
ufApi > etltu , .Nertnua Debility In all lt Ktaiu ,
\VuiK .Miniyry , l ivs of llruln I'oucr , I'rottrauoii ,
\VuikiiCMaiul t'C'iicral l/n of 1'o-icr , ItmulrJ
iicrmui uuotu , rcjuic'iiatua the fodotl Intelluct ,
etrunulithciiK lliu vnfeubluU brain unil H'atorua
nun ila UK t nuund vl 'ur to tliu tuli.-uistgilor-
rjim. Tlie vxpcrlciiru of tliomanil * prmtinltto
bu an linaluulilo rcniwly. 1'rlcu , Sl.uy a bottle ,
or tlx ( or < K5. J'or taloby all dru 'hta , or Kent
Bci'iiru from obbcrvatlon uu receipt i > f jtrlcu , by
JJr.Stfilnlu.rt , P. O. Bux 2400'St-
Mo.
DOCTOR STEIMIART'S
Tlio Gruat Poput.tr Iti-nicily for 1'llvt.
Sure euro forllllud , Rleeilln &I chlngl'ilca
And all fornu of Ilcmorrholdal Tuinord.
Tliuo Kui'i'oaiiuuii-j ) act dlruitly upon the
couU ol thu Illaod Vtebds. uiij by tlielr uitrliijient
i llvitu fi'iilly foryu tlio blood from tliu uwolluii
tumor * , and liy making thu c-oata nf thu tuln *
btroiiK , pruvcut thu r rcfllllui ; . and licncu a null.
ial vurv In buru to full jw tlivlr u o. Price , 78
cents a box , Kor Kilo by alldniKxInbJ , or bent by
mall on rixxipt of prlco. by u Hull Mwdioul
jimtituto , 718 Olive St- ,
Mo.
OUarlo.St , ST. LOUIS Mo
*
A UKQULAK (1HADUATK of two medical
cull gc . , liviboon : longer cmgairod In tha treat-
UH'lit of UiUlO.MU , NKI'.VOUH. 8KIH AND
11 LOO I ) JJlwuaoK ttnu any other phyatcian tn 81.
Ix > u(9urlty ( piporj ihow nnJ all old resident *
Unow. Consultation Irci' and Invited. When It
la Inconvenient ( o vlii't ' the city for treatment ,
medicines can be eent by mall or uxprea. every *
where. Curable cucu guaranteed ; uliero doubt
cxktitIt (9 ( ( run ) ly cUtid. .C' l | or write. .
Nervn\u [ iroatratlon , Doblllty , Mental
iiud I'hyaicalVouUncuj , Mercurial and
other iilfi'ctiona of 'Jhroat. HKlu aud Bonua.
lilood Imiiuritlca ami Itlood 1'oltoulpg.
BliIujVHecll TiaTT > M 8Jrej i > nd Ulcerg.
ImpedlmenU tu Marriut.'e , UbeumatUm ,
1'ilud. Bpeclul uttcaUon to caaea from
ovor-workeilbraTu. " 8UHQIOALTCASES
receive gpedftl attentlou. DiaaaBca arising
from Iinnru'lenoe , Kiceajoii , Iijclulgeooe *
whole
MAREIAGEE M til told. Many
uhomayuiM *
ry' * h9 " y uot < * h3r
. . .
- - cnuica , conBuqucncs *
and euro. ScaleJ for Sio iKwtago or ttampi.
