THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUI S IOWA SATURDAY JANUARY 20
JThe Daily Bee.
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Saturday Morning , Jnn , 20.
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roadway.
MINOR MENTIONS :
J. Maeller'i Palace ) Music Hall.
Subscribe for newspapers andfperiod
als nt II. K. Seaman's book store.
CHRAP KAILBOAD TICKET * . Buy tliei
from D. W. Dushncll , 5 doors north <
pot to ft ce ,
To-morrow morning Kov. Mr. Iitmei
pastor of the Baptist church , preacbeH h
annual Rcrmon.
Permit to wed was yesterday Riven t
Chirlos 1 > , Altwoln and Margaret !
Hrahne. both of this city.
Society folks are la oipectancy over
jnarrltgo In high life piomlsed to tak
place hero next week.
J. D , Stringer , arrested for obtalnln
goods under false pretences , was bcfoi
Justice Abbott yesterday nnd had his cas
continued for one week.
TJ , C. Baldwin k Son have rolled inl
their new office In Shugart'n block an el
gant now safe , weighing nearly two ton
The trains were all Into arriving he :
yentetday , owing to the severe ntorm. The
were from ono hour to four and five hou
behind , demoralizing trarel badly.
John Hammer yesterday disposed i
his fmo farm , which ho has owned f <
years and Ii located near this city.
Tha history of this county , on whle
Colonel Kaatloy ha * been at work It
some time past , is expected to appear in
few days.
There was an Incipient blaze in D
White's houto yciterday , catching from
grate , but It was speedily squelched will
out nerious damage.
Juitlce Bchurz yesterday continue
for one weak the adultery caio of Strain
and Mrs. Johnson , the attorneys on hot
sides agreeing to this arrangement.
The thermometer touched below " 0' '
here yesterday mornlntr , and as much lowe
as the consciences of the narrators woul
allow of their tolling. During the da ;
mercury touched about 10 * below.
The driving of piles on the west std
of upper Broadway to remedy the damag
by la t spring's washouts , and to piemen
further damage , was commenced thl
week , but the cold has now caused a ton
porary mnponelou.
The ladles sewing circle have arrange !
to have a fair and festival fnr the bonofi
of the poor on the 1st and 2 < 1 of February
at Dohany's hall , it being intended as th
last and crowning appeal of the reason ,
In one of the school bulUHnzs yestoi
day the janitor did not uncccd in gottln
up a very high dcgreo of heat , the thei
mometer at the time of opening scboi
standing in ono room only 30 degiees abov
and in another ai low as twodogreen belo'
zero. The children sought warmer quai
t rs.
There was an alarm of fira ycsterda
mornlog turned in from box 13 , but befoi
the department had got fairly out , wor
was brought that the blaze was out. ]
proved to be an Incipient ono at St. Frai
ds academy and did no damage.
The cold weather , no severe for.tbo pat
day or two , boa caused a great increase !
the number of applicants at the Baptli
chapel for aid , The woolen clothing
stockings , etc. , have given out awl ther
isneed of further supplier. Those wh
are able to bring or send contributions wil
have the same called for if notice is sent b ;
postal card.
One kcno room in this city nlghtl
draws a crowd of from fifty totteventy-fiv
men and boys. Mast of them can ill effor
the money they lose , nnd many are le
into the game whoso tmall stakes at
needed for the support of those deuendet
upon them. It la tlmo that the outhoritii
stiffened up their bdckr , and at least ratV
an attempt to regulate the gambling (
the city , If they have not the nerve to al
tempt its suppression.
In view of the many disastrous fin
elsewhere , many citizens here are callln
for a more systematic and thorough inspei
tlen of buildings here , especially publl
buildings. It Is not enough that flues an
beating apparatus bo examined , but ther
should be a measurement of stairwayi an
Investigation as to modes of Ingress in
egrets to public balls and places of amu <
ment , and the hotels should by no mean
be left out. An official report on thei
matters would serve to calm the nervi
about tome place * and warn the publl
about others.
The " of London"
"Lights was beln
presented at Milwaukee Thursday evei
ing when the explosion of a calcium llgl
caused a panic , the audience thinking tb
theater was on fire. Five persons were ii
jurod , some faUUy , This same compan
was lately booted for here , but on the w
to this city met with a railway acciden
and the delay caused thereby led them I
cancel the engsgement here , "II" is
great problem , but If the panio had bee
caused here Instead of Milwaukee , wou
there have been more or leu than five vl
tlouj Are the chinces for exits of tl
public buildings here sufficient ? In son
the answer Is evident.
There is a healthfulness In havli
juit rivalry among the members of tl
police force as to who can do the most ai
bett detective work , but thit teems to I
carried to such an extent heie that
BOOJO casei criminals are allowed to encap
It It growing to be more and more uf
caitom here for each man to keep to hit
telf any information he may Ruin , ai
leave tlio others In tbe dirk. For tever
days pRt n nun has been here , who
wanted In Onnba , but only one or tco
tbe police force knew anything about I
and they did not Inform the othtri. Tl
man was up aud down the streets her
and was probably piseed and repatsed I
officers who did not know that bo wi
wanted , and who could readily hfcve picut
him up on dewrlptlon. It seems that
changu should be wrought by which a mi
Is not allowed to escape through the lac
of Infor'natlon given to some officer * * i
Jtept from others ,
ROYAL REPAST.
The Pioneer Council R , A , ofOma
ha Visit Their Brethren Hero ,
They are Heartily Welcome
and Happily Entertained.
Detail * of the Dolnas.
The Fidelity Council No. ICO , Iloyi
Arcanum , of this city , lately paid
visit to Omaha , and worn cutortalno
by tholr brethren there in a moat hoi
pliable and happy manner. Last over
ing the Council Bluflj folks had
chance to reciprocate and they in
proved the chance most nucccaafallj
making tholr gnostn evidently happj
The Omaha visitors were entertain u
at the 1'acifio house , where nil wan !
and wishes were fully supplied ,
The visitors , on arriving at tl ;
hotel , found awaiting tholr algnatnr <
a now register , the opening pagan <
which hnd boon got apart for Ult
imo and moat beautifully decorated b
the skillful pen of J , A. Rotf , of tb
Rock Inland road , who la really o
artist in that line ,
The early part of the evening wi
spent in the hall of tli
Fidelity council , which IB ono of th
most attractive and most finely fui
nishod in this part of the land. Th
regular order tf business wan the
transacted and auroral were Initlatoc
At the cloao of the council nil ropairc
to the Pacitio houm , whore a aurn {
tuona banquet was provided. Th
menu nnd programmo was printed i
n very pleasing manner , with a beaut
fal frontispiece In colors , making
charming aonvonlr for the gncata t
toke back with them , and preserve o
a happy reminder ol a happy ocoanlon
The menu wan a f illows ;
MKNU.
OTHTKIIH.
Raw , Tried , Stewed.
Boiled II'in , Toniruo , Oorned Becl
Cold Turkey , Klk. Chicken.
Venison with Jelly.
Chicken Salad. Spiced Tongue.
Cold Slaw , Mixed Pickle * , Tomato Boy
Hoi so lladlsh.
Jelly Cake , I'.mnd Cnko , White Cake
Lady Xlngem , Chicolato Oake.
Cracker * , Cheeso.
Gre n Tea ,
Cotfee.
The tnblea were elegantly arrange !
and decorated , and the Bavarian bain
discoursed sweet muslo during th
'oaat.
'oaat.A
A merry season of tooat making fol
owed , Miljor Joseph Lvnian eorviti
is muster of ceremonies , the followin
aolng the regular program03o at
ranged :
Munis-Toast , "Our Guestn , " Jn-oph II
Arthur , regent Fidelity council 1150. H <
Hponso bv S. C. Urldley , reRcnt I'ioneo
council 118
Musio-Toast , "Our Order , " A. 1
Fllokeiiger , past regent , i'ldolily counci
160 Hciponso by Dr. Joseph Neville
sitting past regent , Pioneer council 118.
Music-Toast , "Our Orator , " M. A
Union , vice regent Fidelity council lfiG.
Music Toast , "Tho Twin Sister ? ,
Omaha and Council Uluffi. Kenponae b ;
Thomas Bowman , mayor of Counci
BlulU ,
Muslo Toast , "I.E. Gavin , " "Oar Bui
lne s Man , llenponse by Marshall Key ,
Muslo General experience meetiup en
livened with sontrs by the Ijloyol Arcanuc
Glee club and volunteer tooMs.
This programmo was followed ou
with few changes , Rev. Mr. Doherty
of Omaha , serving happily aa a ant
atituto for Mr. Neville. There waa
ploiaing surprise , nt the oloso o
which T. E , Cavln waa the victim
FIls brothers of Fidelity Council , ii
recognition of hia services on this am
other occasions , presented him wit !
an elegant gold-headed cane , Marsha
Key Borving aa spokesman. The fol
lowing were
UUEHT3 FROM OMAUA ,
all of whom remained for the night
Thoraan Q. Magrono , F. P. Gridloy
W. J. Kennedy , 0. L. Hawktnaon , A
J. Simpson , J. N. Gridley , A. D
8 nder , A. 0. Powell , .Robert Dohor
y , 0. L. Frltohor , Fred Mack , J. D
Butler , Herman Roaenwolg. Of Fi
delity Council there were about fift
preacnt.
A grand concert will be glvon ever
Sunday in Bock'a beer hall. In th
evening a ball , with muaio both da
and evening by the "Little Germa
Band. " All friends invited , by Bol
empor Bros. Fri & Sat tf
Table llnona , napkina , doylies , tovi
oil and crashes cheap at Qarknost
Orcntt & Co.'a.
Vigor , atrongth and health all foun
In ono bottle of Brown'a Iron Bitten
About Our Seventh Pago.
The very attractive advertisement (
Dr. A. J. Cook , whioh occupies th
upper half of our seventh page , is no
aa aomo may suppose , the display of
commom quack. The name of A i
Cook , M. D , , la perfectly familiar i
our people In a professional way , an
also in conneotlon with varioi
moneyed interests with which tli
Doctor la conspicuously associated.
Aa a graduate of the old school , b
has acted with the "regulars" until 1 :
tired of the impossibility of tryimr t
acquire fame by being a "Jack" doc
tor of ALL diseases , and hence , In tli
branches where he baa been moi
conspicuously successful , and fc
which ho has taken a special line <
study , ho proposes to devote hia skll
energy and experience.
Specialists must advertise , and D ,
Cook , being n man of indepondeiici
has determined to advertise accordlc
to hia own notions , and not in ob <
dienco to the dictates of those who ai
his competitors.
A Grand Concert will bo give
"very Sunday in Bock'a Beer Hal
In thi ) evening a bull , with nuu
birth day and owning , by "Tho Lltt
Gorman Hand. "
All frlenda invited by Bokompi
Bros. &
jan20-frl&nat-tf
Crystal Holler Mills Patent Gram
latod Flour , Superlative A , the hij-1
eat grade of Hour manufacturei
Snowy white , pure , light and swot )
Ask your grocer for it and you wj
bavo none other. tf.
Children's heavy school hoio
Harknew , Orcntt & Co.'a.
BUYING BEEF.
A Honvy Cnttlo Transaction , Invoh
Ing a Biff Wyoming Ranch.
There liavo been for two or thrc
days paat reports of a largo sale c
stock being la progress , and now th
negotiations have been completed
The transaction is , in brief , the pni
chaao by L 0. Baldwin , cf all th
other interests in a largo cattle rand
at Pine Bluflfl , Wyoming , thus mak
Ing him the aolo owner tf the whole
Thli branch is known aa the "Cjc
Spring" ranch , its name being very appropriately
propriatoly given on account of severs
over flowing , and never froizlni
springs if clear water , which servo t <
furnish an abundance for the rancl
purposes. The ranch is located rlgh
nt Pine Bluffs station , there bem |
large tracts of land on both sides o
thu railway truck , nnd several largi
pmturnKcc , all fenced , Them nro not
aboat 0,000 head of cuttlo there , besides
sides KO tiorser , 203 or 400 totis o
hay , etc. , etc , , and the whole rcacho
a value not fnr from $200,000 , it Uk
ing rank umoug the largu ones of tin
great west. Mr , Baldwin , beside
buying out the Interests of other
in thin ranch , retains bin brcoxl
itig farm at Ferula , wheri
he keopa hin fine blooded short horn
and UKCB this ua n f > aiidation for bet
terlng the stock on thn ranch , Male
from this brotding farm are dent t
the ranch , and placed with the best o
the clock in the pastures , and the bos
limits of tin BO herds nro in tun
plwcod with thu other ttcck. By thi
syHtcm the quality BO wall aa th
quantity ia bumg steadily increased
und a double advantage thus taken
The purchase is among the heavies
transactions of the kind of any whicl
have boon inado by parties in this BCD
tion cf the country.
Ladles' and children's wool hooda a
Darkness , Orcutt & Co.'o.
CITY CODHCIL.
The Paving Question DlecuBsed.
An adjourned mooting of the clt ;
council was held last evening , Alder
men Wood , E ohor , Newell and Sbn
gart proaont. The resignation of Col
Koatloy as trustee of the public librarj
was accepted and J. P. Gasady olootoc
to till the vacancy. Special order o
auslnoBR , the consideration cf thi
question of pa lng Broadway niu
Main atrcots , was taken up. Aid
Nuwoll reported aa the result of hii
investigation In Chicago , ilo was h
favor of cedar blocks for city thi
si/o of Council BlafTd , as it would laal
lor If 0 or moro years and cost onlj
about half of what granite would. Ut
llieved that block was the only povo
mont which could bo put down hen
without confiscating property.
Mayor Bowmau reported that bj
visiting Portland , Boston , Now York
aud Philadelphia- became con
vlncod that granite was the enl ]
ihlng , though costly. Ho recom
mended macadamizing with a view t
afterwards Isylt u a paving on top.
Alderman E chcr had vislte'l Pitta
burg. There Belgian block wua belnj
used entirely. From inquiries a
Chicago he thought thst ho coufi
pave twice with cedar at tbe mmi
coat aa for ono with granite. Con
sidorlug the value of property hen
and the amount of near and tea :
cedsr was the best.
Alderman Shugart had boon cor
responding with other oltles , and hi
; * vored block pavement. Chicagi
recommended block for thla city ; Kan
sa City recommended block ou con
crete ; Detroit was using Medina ston
tid favored it , nnd City Enginoe
Toatovin suggested that a trial b
mode tf a macadam of Sioux Fall
granite. Ho thought it could bo Iai <
down hero at $2.20 per yard.
Further consideration was post
poned until Monday evening. Th
The question of licensing saloons wn
referred to the police committee , wit
Instruction to report an ordinance c
the next meeting.
A resolution was adopted that t
the next city election two nseeseoi
bo chosen and the city divided tnt
two districts , ono including the Fire
and Second wurds , the other the Thlr
and Fourth.
Adjourned until Monday night.
Holiday gocda at Harkness , Orout
& Co.'a.
Weak muscles and nerves , slugalsli
ness of thought and Inactivity , cnrei
by Brown's Iron Bitters.
A gang of boys were arrtbted lai
night for stealing clothing and minor art
clea. Two were colored , named Kd Hei
ry and John Brewer ; other two , wbll
boy * , Kd Inman and Will Johnson. Som
of the property waa recovered.
COMMERCIAL.
Dealers are paying 30o for corn hero ti
dsy ; cost and freightto Chicago lOc
Chicago market for new mixed corn , 40 (
c.
COUNCIL iiLurrs UAIIKET.
Corrected dally by J. Y. i-uller , mei
chandlso broker , buyer and shlpter <
grain and provisions 3'J Pearl strret.
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 77c ; No. 3G , !
rejected 50o ; irood demand.
COIIN S2o to feedeis and S2a to shli
pers.
pers.OATBScarco and In good demand ; 30 (
33c.
33c.HAT
HAT < ( XX8G 00 per ton.
llYK-40o ; light supply.
Cons MEAL 1 25p r 100 ponuds.
Wooiv-Good aupplj ; prices at yard
COAL Ueltvered , hard , 10 50 per toi
soft. 5 00 per ton.
llurriCK Plenty and In fair demam
2r > o.
o.Kofi8 Scarce and in demand ; 0j ix
dozen.
LAUD Fairbanks , wholesaling at 13c.
1'OULTIIY Finn ; dealers ua luir l o pi
pound for turkeys ami lOo for'chicktin
AfKaETAiii.KS 1'otatoel.lc , ; oniony 2'n
cabliSKe * , SOQlOo per dozen ; applet ) . 2 t
< gi : 60 per barrol.
l-'LOOK-Oryytal Uollcr mill Hour ntai
ed at 3 25 for dlvtum winter ; 2 80 for coli
c heaf ; 2 CO for hard Uck.
Wholesale price * for Hour , 2 40@3 25.
2 G0@3 00 per dozen.
STOCK ,
PATTLK-S 0V33 ( 50 ; calves 5 00@7 50.
Iloos There Is a big demand for hoc
and all oUorinRB are quickly taken at tt
followlnir iirlcei : For c r loU commoi
5 45@5 r,0j s-omi mixed , 5 00@ 80 ; heav
packinK , 6 70@5 03 ; fancy picking , C 05 (
( 10 ; butchers and shippers paying f <
wagon lots , C 25@5 60.
PROHIBJ1IOW OR LICENSE-
The Oily Ooundl Wi 1 Now Wroetl
'
With ttio Quoatlon
The news of the decision cf the nt
promti court that the prohlbltor
amendment is null and void ha
caused the aldermen of this city t
put on their thinking caps aud to cor
aider the advisability of making
change in regard to the saloon but !
ness horo.
When the amendment was adopto
the council passed a strictly prohibi
tory ordinance , which Is still in forcr
providing a penalty of $25 for ever
vluhtion. Under this ordinance th
saloon men have boon complained o
regularly once a month nnd have dt
posited $25 every time for their & |
puarannp , which depoelt has been al
ways forfeited , thus going into th
city treasury aa a real licousa of § 25
month , under the disguise of a penalty
This mode of procednro haa brough
no credit to the authorities that be
nnd has tended to lesson at least th
dignity of the low.
Now that the amendment is dc
olarod null , the city council ia a
liberty to license wine and beer ns rood
oed , but not whiaky. Some seem i
favor now of passing a regular licons
ordinance , but raisirg the amoun
from § 3CO , what it Ii practically now
to $ GOO pur year. It ia claimed tnt
if the council means license , It shout
so say , out and out , irs'.cad of givin
license under the mask of prohibitioii
It is also claimed that the raise fret
$300 to S5CO will increase the revenue
nnd weed out some of the mor
objectionable naloons , and got th
business into the hauda of moro n
tponsiblo poraona. When the liconn
was 8100 per year there were nbon
75 saloons hero. Now that it is $30
there are abnnt Co saloons , so that th
raise of $200 hon only caused
slight falling til in nnmben
nnd the revenue has been nearly trif
led. It is nrgod that a still furthe
ralao of $200 will increase the rovenu
still greater.
The old diffiaalty in the license sya
torn still exists , the council not bein
able to license whisky at all that bt
ing still prohibited by state law. Thi
difficulty some think to avoid by piss
ing an ordinance licensing saloons , an
HO defining a saloon as to cover who
is desired.
Others suggest that there bo a lei
license fixed for the tale of beer an
wino. and a heavy penalty for sellln
whisky , so that the two together woul
make quite a sum for the regular saloonkeeper
loon-keopor to pay for keeping bet :
on sale.
Most of the aldermen seem In favo
tf a still higher license , howovei
though differing ns to how it hUl b
taxed , whether r.i straieht license , o
a mixed licetsa and penalty.or atralgh
penalty.
Harknoss , Orcutt & Co. hava still
few fine silk dolmans. Call and se
them.
When you fool out of sorts , hav
the blues , melancholy , etc. , it mui
bo indigestion that ails yon. Brown
iron Bittern cures it.
" , " 'loB.reat distinguishing feature i
Heading K llussU Sal.e is its power to r
mr o Inflar-mation
PERSONAL.
J. P. Howler , of Chicago , is in the cit ;
J. L. Platt , Jr. , of Fort Dodge , is
the city.
S. W. Stryker , of Philadelphia , is at tl
Ogden.
Charles H. Newbold , cf St. Louis , la >
the PaclGc.
0. O. Kedfield , of HarUn , Iowa , was ;
the city yesterday.
T. K. Howe , of Dea Moines , arrived
the Ogden yesterday.
A. N. Grojcy , of Lancaster , is amoi
the Pacific house arrivals.
G. M. Baldwin , of Chicago , arrived
the Pacific yesterday ,
Dr. Porter and wife , of Le Mars , low
were in the city yesterday.
Conrad Geiso is confined to his hon
with rheumatism and is quite ill.
n. Newman , of Creston , brother i
Ben , was in the city yesterday.
Mm. Stewart , of Webb City , Mo. , is
the city visiting her brother , Mr. S. ]
Street.
Mrs. Jane Baldwin has been very i
riously ill , but Is reported aa somewh
better now.
Judge J. G. Day , of Sidney , arrived
the city yesterday , and ia quartered at tl
Ogden.
Mrs. Davenport , the ( ificlent guardii
of the public library , is at tbe rooms di
and night now , being unable to go out i
account of the injuries received lately I
a fall.
The Avoca Herald chronicles the fa
that M.A. . CojjTman , who Is also we
known lure , met with an accident tl
other day by slipping and falling on tl
walk , breaking her wrist.
8.W. Hopkinsol New York , preside !
of the water works , together with Char ]
Blrkinhlne , Sr. , the engineer , ire in tl
city , and despite the cold yesterday dro1
down to the river to view the reservoii
Biohfi * In Hop Farming.
At the present prices , ten acrea I
Hops will bring moro money tha
nvo hundred acres in any other farn
ing ; aud , if there is a consumer <
dealer who thinks the price of He
Bitters high , remember that Hops 01
$1.25 per lb. , and tbe quantity an
quality cf Hops in Hop Bitters , an
the price remains the same aa forme
ly. Don't buy or uaa worthlets stu
or imltationa bocnu&a the price ia' lea
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice oi the Peace am
Notary Public.
< llfiBroadwav. Council Bluffs
W. R. VAUGHAN.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Omaha and Council 13 hi IT a
Real Estate & Collection Agonoy.
In Odd Fellow's block , over Baying
Bank. Jan 8-
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. SpecUl adverttamtntt , cue
Lost , round , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In thti
column kt tbs ow t koo ( TEN CENTS PCR
LINE for the Brit Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PEH LINE lor each subsequent tnfortlon ,
Loavc adv eitliemenU at our offlco , No. 7
1'rarl Street , near llfoadway.
Wanta.
WANTKD-10,000 bu hcl of earn. Inquire
at No.34 ! ' cri ntfcet , cr biftom factorr ,
MUM and North Sixth. HATJIS &Co.
dtf
ANTKl * nvtrvooat in UOUIK.II niunn ,
to Uke Tin Bss , 20 cents per week , de
llrored by carriers. Office , No 7 Pearl Street
For Sftlo nnd Rent
[ . .IKB I.K A hotel In ihl city , all furnished'
JU < lo ng ft paying luslno f , [ or nln chnap , \ > j
Junto it OuitLk .V DAI.
T710H KKN7 A hruso nf tlirco rooiru ( or t'jrht
P'ollan a month , loiatid niivr'y oppoil'e thu
hlirh fichool. Apply at No. 32(1 ( High Hihool
Arenuc. tf
A N olllcc , mo'tadtantairi'ously pltuatcd , offers
t\ , ilffk room In return for crtlrcii ; KSIK , fuel ,
ctr. , furnfahul. AdJrcm , "Olllcc , " UBB olllce ,
l/'ounc.l ItluflN ,
IIKKS In pacmgoa ol a hundred at 25o
OIiO pacxa.o at Tim Unit olllcc , No. 7 I'tarl
atruft. tf
Miscellaneous.
FOHSALK In OmOia , doing acish
SALOON ' front$1000.00 to $1200 CO per mnn h
expcncca ll ht the party has other huslnu H. Ad-
dre-s Omaha Dally lieo Omaha Neh77019 }
TJ HMOVAI Oeo. K. Heard , dealer In nail
IX paper and window nh do , will move Janu
ary 15. Irom No 11 , Pearl street , to iitw Me
diation Mock , 32 Main , and 33 1'iarl UTC-IB , next
door to poitnlllco jinj-tf
OUND A colloiri society pin. Conic to the
JJ linn nin o , pay for thta ad , prove prntx > ity
i > id net the pin. > 127 tt
. W. L. PAriON PbjMclan and Ocullrt.
DK. euro any ca o of sore cyen. It la only
a matter of time , and can cure generally In
from tlirco tc Qve wcoks It makes nr differ'
enco how long dlteaevd. Will atralghten croea
eyes , operate and remove Ptyrrclntna , etc. , and
Insert artificial eyes. Bpoclnl attention to re-
movelnic tadenorms apB-tf
. . . . . . . .
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
CTJICAOO , BOCK ISLAND AKD rAOflO.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..B20 p m Ptdflc Ext..9:15am :
Ex and Mall > . .0.-2Sam Kx and Mall.6 5 pro
D. Molnce oo'.7:15 : a m Dea Molnc ac.4:40 : p m
CIIICAOO , BURLINGTON AUD Ql'INCl.
Depart. Arrive.
Allan tic Ext..030pm Pacific Ext..9 oam
Mall and Ex'.9:20 a in Mall and Kx'.7:00pm
N. Y. Ex Neb & Has Kx.,8:2o : a m
CHICAGO A.1D HORTIlWRSmR.t.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ex . . .6:15 : pm Pacific Ex.9:15am :
Mal < and Ex.9:20am : Mall and Ux.6:15pin :
Accom. ( Sat..5:50 : p m Accom. ( Mon..l:45pm ) :
KANSAS CnT , 8T. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Depart. Arrive.
Holland Ex..95am I Expreea 6:50pm :
Exprcaa 9:10 : p m | Mall and Ex. . . 0'45 p m
CMON PACIFIC. ,
Depart. Arrive. >
Overland Ex. 11:30 : a , m. Overland Kx.4:00 : p. m.
Mncoln Ex..11:30a. m. DuincrEx. . 8:00 n. in ,
Denver Ex..7:00p. : in. Local ICx 0 : : > 0.i. in.
Local Ex 7:25 : a. m. " Kx U:05a. : m.
m.m. . " Ex r-OQa-in.
WABAHII , SY. IOCIB AKD PAnKIO.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Kx. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Kx. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Ball. . 4M > p m | Cannon Hall..11:00 a m
KIOUI cnt XD FArtrio.
Depart. Arrive.
For Sioux Clty.7S5am Frm Sioux C'y-CSO p m
For Fort Nlobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb * 7:5.5am : ' Neb * G:50p : n
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8ao a m
CHICAGO , MILWAUKRX AND ST. PAUL.
Leave Council Binds. Arrives Council Dluffa.
Hall and IX.9r.0am ! I Mall and Kx.6Mpir
Atlantic Ex.5:10pm | : | Atlantic Ex. . . 19:10a : an
CIIICAUO , UILWACKXI AND ST. PAUL.
Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha.
Moll and Kn.7:15 : a m I PacincEx t9:45an
Atlantic Ex. . 13:40pin I Mall and Ex.7-25pn
Except Sundays. ( Except Saturdays. ( Excepl
Mondays. 1 Dally.
Council Blufis & Omaha Street B. B
Leave Council liluffs. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 0 a m , 10 n m , B a m , 9 a m , 10 a m
llam , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p llam , 1pm , 2pm , 31
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , G p m. m , 4 p m , B p m , G p m
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Paclflc
Depot. On Sunday the care begin their trips al
0 o clock a. m. , and run regularly during the day
at 9,11 , 2 4 , 5 and G o'clock , and run to city time
AND
Dr , J , Meaglier.zzOoulist , Aurist ,
AND SPECIALIST.
In Chronic dUeaoci ) , oilers hlj services to all al
dieted with dlMancD of th i Eye , Ear , or Chronli
diseases of any ctnractcr. Warrants a euro h
a 1 Kbruuialic nUcctlons Can bo consulted 1 > J
mall or In person at the Metropolitan hotel ,
Council iilufla , Iowa.
J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO. ,
OITT ROLLER MILLS ,
IFHiOTJIR
Ground by
Porcelain Rolls
AMD
HUNGARIAN PROCESS
Exclusively.
Warranted Equal to any made In the
United tatce.
ASK YODE BROOER FOR IT ,
ALSO
Bran & Shorts.
jau4.tf : Oouncll Blnfla , Ia.
FOUNDRY.
WINTHERLICH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract for email castings ol
every description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special Attention Id railed to tlio f < ct that tlio
metals are mo toil In IRK.IUI.IUI lilch gives tt c
\cry
Burning Brands
DISTILLERS , UREWEUS , PAOK-
BUS , OIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTORIES , Etc. , E-C. ,
As well as
Cattle Brands
AUE NICELY EXKC'UTKU ,
Works : Corner Sixth ttr ct and UleNcntli a\cuue ,
ICOUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
MRS , fi , J. HILTON , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
822 Broadw . ConnolllBltUr *
HARKHESS , ORGUTT & GO ,
Broadway , and Fourth Street.
Council Blufis , Iowa
mnr-S-flin
Whoop lal Get along ! Qol
CLEAR THE TRACK.
2,13 , aM you may know
We're ' en route for the Boston
Store ,
Nothing like it since old "Hoar , "
Heaved his anchor and left the
Shore <
BOSTON TEA
16 Main Street.
F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
XKT * 33BZX1
Blnff and Willow Sreets , Council Bluffs ,
GEISE' BOTTLED BEEK ,
MADE FKOU ' 1I1E AUTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOIl THE
Orders ElKnl In auy partcf the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to.
BATH INSTITUTE ,
Bryant Street , ono D or north of Dohtny's Hall.
Thermo-Electric , Medicated and Sulphur Baths.
For lidlcB and gentlemen. These Baths are fully en"o ( srd by tte Medical Fraternity as being an
unfallln ) ; i.u > llra'y In rcc ntCo'de , Hbcumatlsni , Neuralgia , Lumbago and mtny other ailments
Boaideti , my vlfo , a competent lady , will attend ladles. F. M , LOOK WOOD , Propr.
STEAM COFFEE MILLS ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fieah Roasted Coll'ocf , Teas and Spices.
3Q5 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOW& .
MORGAN , KELLER & GO ,
The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and rnetalic cases ,
Callo attended to at all hours. Wo defy competition in quality of goods or prices ,
Our Mr. Morgan baa served aa undertaker for forty yeara and thoroughly understands
his business. WAREKOOMS , &JG AND 357 BROADWAY. Upholstering In
Ml its branched promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying and lambrequins , Telegraphic -
graphic and mall orders tilled without delay.
CONRAD GEISE'S
BREWERY & MALT
Council Bluffs , - Iowa.
Beer and malt In any quan'lty'io ' ' suit purchasers. Ueer (3.00 per barret Private families sap-
piled with imall keg * at 91.00 each , delivered Ireo of charge to any part of the city ,
PETERSON & LARSON ,
Wholesale Dealer In and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlltz Brewing
Company's Celebrated
MILWAUKEE BEER ,
No. 711 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Orders from the aonntry elicited
City ordera to families and dealers delivered free.
DUQUETTE , GUI BERT & CO. ,
( Successors to EP.D & DUQUETTE ) ,
lesale F.
16 and 18 Pearl-st. , Council Bluffs , Ia.
No. 529 S Main Street. Council Bluffs.
Our conntantly Increasing trade U sufficient proof of our rquare dealing and atten
tion to customers. Wood butter always on hand. Prompt delivery of goods.
S. M. OUOOKS Pros. N. B. EASTON , Secy.
J , 0. HOFFMAN , V.ca Pn-a. N. B. MOOUE , Oouncolor.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK IMSURftKCE GJ. (
[ Incorporated under the Laws of Iowa. ]
Insurance at Actual Dost ,
Inenrinu LIVE RTOCIv Against Loea by
ACCIDENT , THEFT OR DEATH , Or Any
Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever.
Kxporieuced npenta wnnted. Corresponilenco
solicited fram all parts of Iowa.
. .OFFICE103 Pearl S'rrv > * Council Bluffs , Ia ,
i yroS-Jtl