THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY , JUNE 21) ) , 1883.
TITE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL : BLUFFS.
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Saturday Morning , Juno ' 30r >
sunscnirTiox UATES :
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OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Neat Broadway.
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K"MINOR MENTION ,
Kcc Joseph Heller's spring styles.
Cheap Railroad Tickets at BushricU'A :
Mrs. Bribery's restaurant , 821 Main
olrcct.
k-The ground is broken for tlio faun *
datiqn of the now Catholic church ,
An incipient fire burned a hole in thereof
roof of John Chinaman's laundry yester
day.
" An artesian well has been struck near
the Chicago , Milwaukee St. Paul
roundhouse.
Tlio funeral servidus of Mrs. For-
gcrcon are to bo held at three o'clock
Hcv. Mr. Mnckes of the Episcopal church
officiating.
One of the largo plate glass of.C. J.
liccknmn's harness store has been snianh-
cd , it istlionglit by thu missel of malious
coys. Loss $100.
Captain Wilson has sold one of bis
Louses on Vine street , -where the wash
out has done such damage. It in to bo
moved onto another lot.
All bills aSainsttho city must be filed
with Auditor Buiko to day in order to got
presented W the council at its regular
meeting Monday night , the rule being
strict as to that.
\ All tlio races for the Fourth of July
\ liavo filled except the 4:34 : class , and it is
\ expected tliat will fill too. Several
\ Omaha horses and many Omaha people
tare expected to bo here on the Fourth.
I The man O'Brien arrested for stealing
x a natch from Ben Hagan yardmaster at
tlio Northern , and for stealing n clock
from the Metropolitan , waived examina
tion ycstorday and w held to tlio District
court in the sum of $300.
Spiritual Circle at rooms Nos. 4 and 5 ,
Shuggart& McMahon's block , Sunday
afternoon and evening. In the evening
Mr , Larkin , Esq. , will discuss the ques
tion , i'Who are the True Christian * ? "
Two or three cases of small pox are re
ported , but all in ono family , the house
being the fifth ono west of the Chicago &
Northwestern depot on the south sjdo of
Broadway. The house has been quaran
tined.
Eight follows found sleeping in a C.
.B. & Q. box car were yesterday dis
charged , three fined for drunkenness and
three for vagrancy. The drunks get
$ 0 CO and the Vags $1 00 each , or thirty
days at work on the streets.
i Benjamin Winchester will lecture Sunday -
„ * day evening at 7:30 : o'clock p. in.- , before
* i the Spiritual Society in I'latnet's hall.
, < At 2 o'clock p. m , , there will bo a medi
ums test meeting , , and a lecture by the
i jihainnan , on "How to Avoid Piseasos1'
Judge Rood yesterday confirmed the
, judgment of John Watfon vs. The Wabash -
bash railway , it being 87,000for the losq
of a foot. The jury in the final trial
found in favor of Watson for § 0,000 bul
the verdict being tot aside the next jury
gave him $7,000 , and this Judge Ioe <
has confirmed.
v 1l. L. Thorp arrested as a vagrant , aiui
fer serving as a runner for a colored hous
of prostitution , shows letters purporting
to bo from J , J. Neligh of Omalin , su
printondent of a dotcctioo agency , ani
asking the officers here not to arres
Thorp , as ho is working up a case , and i
in his employ. The oflicers hero wan ;
* Neligh to send over different soi t ( if fol
IOWB for detective.
J - A peculiar case was submitted to Judgi
* Reed1 yesterday , it being that of Mar ;
j Carrig against the First National Bank
* The plaintiff had deposited C 00 iu th
5 feank and taken a certificate , but by som
' mistake , she burned it up. The ban !
. would not pay over the money unless sh
, gave'an indemifying bond , which the vo
! man was unable to do. She now appeal
J to the court to have the money paid eve
without a bond.
A.inan desirous of getting into th
post-office .Thursday night rattled th
door , and in doing so a board which ha
becn-mado to take the place"of a pane , <
glass foil out. "Ho was surprised , an
concluded some ono had been robbing tli
place. He hunted up a policeman. Pos
, master Armour was aroused out ofsleoj
( ; and was greatly alarmed himself until } I
investigation ho' found that nothing lit
been molested. The night clerk who ge :
eraUy is in the oftice was out a littlo1 lat
than usual , and hence Uicro , was npjfpi
around tho'oflico to protect it.
t Grand concert at Bock's gordun t
morrow afternoon and evening. Mui
l > y the Bavarian band.
WM. BOIINIMI.
Thii OAUGHEY HOUSE onBroadw .
is ono of the best hotels of its size in t
west.
west.Mrs.
Mrs. T. Schull has opened a dre !
| making establishment at 105 Pearl stre
. /where she in prepared to do foshional
dressmaking of all kinds.
U Open for work , Fryer's BEE Job Pri
ning Office , 7 Pearl street.
f | Di % West , PontiaQ Pearl street.
v Saving money is making money. Tli
get your furniture , household goods u
it Mandela' .
an and Improvement <
Investigation into the matter convhi
M that one of the moat equitable , roast
tble and feasible plant of building hou [
' a that propoced and in operation by t
'Mercantile Loan , Trust and luipro
incut , company of this city. By invest
ing in nhnivs in this institution ) which is
backed by seine of tmr 'est ndiinostyro-
linblq business men/it becomes 'jiossiblo
'
rtlia'wooVnlta'rntivoIy-n ' asy for,1 a * > ujin of
nioderjiti ! iiican4'to : 'nccure a comfortable
home frtr himself ' and family. Ill taking
n certain njilnber of shares , nt n. certain
iiKinthly ] ) Kym'ctt { , in ' a few ycart A limn
can oVrii a holiso of Ills own for about the
saino as ho jioj-s ' monthly for rent. Wo
bulicvo tlio lurcnnUle Loan nnLTrust (
compaiijby organidnff nml opening up
for business , have filled a lolig felt
waht ill C6u'ncil BlufTs. Their plans and
syitctn < if lohns will bear the most cnfo-
ful scrutiny hn'd oxniniimtion ) and wo
ImVo no hesitancy in pronouncing them
rcasonatdu and Cqititnblo , and backed' by
gentlemen of lionor an"d integrity , As
the company exists it becomes nttcnco an
institution of value and credit to our city
and those who desire lutnica. Their t > re -
idunt is T. A. Kirkland ; vice prosiuent ,
Julg6 Peakcr ; secretary , I. 1 { . IJecr 1 ;
treasurer , Col. Bcobe , and thcii' 6flitu" ! is
in tl o biiscincn't of Shugnrt & ' Blc fa-
hoij's.nmV block , corner First avcnuo and
Pearl struct. jan27-ly.
I'KIlHONAIj.
11. ( > . PlieliH , cx-tuuynr of Atlantic , was in
the city yenttrday.
iTiulge lAjiifbourovv van In the city yester
day.
day.Mr.
Mr. nml Mrx , Kugenu Ilougliten ha\o gcmo
to S pi lit Lake for a MiT > rt HCUIOII of i-c tnnil
Mr. lti > e , of lo { o k McMnhon , lin * return'
cd home.
It IH leported thnt Ituv. Dr. Clclnnil , nnw
df Kcokuk U in HO jxxir health he vill l > o mm-
bio to preach much this Hummer
'Brevity Is tlio Soul of Wit. "
The following amusing storj't which was
told by Franklin , ought to bo read and
acted upon by all corre pondent.s commu
nicating their thoughts to the newspaper
press : A young man , on commencing busi
ness , proposed to paint oer his shop win
dow , "John Thompson , hatter , makes and
sells hats fw ready money , " to which was
added the sign of a hat. Ono friend sug
gested that , as he made and sold huts , the
word "hatter' was nnncctsastry. It was
therefore struck out and the nlgn re
mained , "John Thompson , makes and sells
hats for ready money. " Another friend ad
vised him to omit the phrase "for reiiN
money , " as there would occur occasions for
selling on credit ; and so the sign read :
"John. Thompson makes and sells hats. "
It was then hinted that the buyer of the
hat did not care who made it , and that the
sign would be better if it read : "John
Thompson sells hats. " But another ampu
tation was in store ntlll , for n critic point
ed out the nselessness of tlve phrase "sclla
hats , " for. said he , " 110 one would ever sup
pose thnt the hats were to bo given away
for nothing. " Thus at last this aspiring
tradesman commenced business , like many
worthy successors , under the modest sigu
of "John Thompson. "
Growing Old.
How strangely our ideas of growing o'M
change aso get on in life. To thu girl
in her teens , the riper maiden of twenty-
five neems quite aged. Thirty-two thinks
thlrty.fho an "old thing.'r Thirty-live
dreads forty , but congratulates herself that
thete may still remain HOIIIO ground to bo
possessed iu the fifteen years before the
century is attained. Hut lifty does not by
any means give up the battle of life. It
feels middle-aged and vigorous , and thinks
old age njlong way in the future. Sixty ro-
ncmbcrs those who have done great things
it the three-score j and one doubts if Parr.
tThcn ho was married at one hundred and
twenty , had at all begun to feel himself an
'Id num. It is the desire of llfu within oa
hich makes us feel yoniu ' ' long.
Hop Ycaiit and Bread-Making.
The recipes quo ted below are taken from
the "Appledoro Cook Book" edited by Mis ?
Maria Parloa , of Boston , and are endorsed j
by good cooks :
Hop Yeast , Pare and boil ono dozen
mealy potatoes ( they will boil in thirty
minutes ; ) as soon as you put the potatoes
on to boil , put a handful of hops into an
other kettle with three quarts of cold water
1 cover and trail. When thu potatoes arc
boiled , drain and mash flin * ; then strain
the hop-water through n iluu Helve , on the
potatoes ( be sure that thu hops are boilinc
when they are strained on thu potatoes ,
and stir well : then add one-half cup of r
migar , one-fourth of salt , and ono pint of r
flour ; mix this well and strain through r
cullender , let it stand until it is milk
warm , then stir in one cup of good yeast i
and set it to rise where it will bu warm , li
will rise in llvo hours if the yeast is good
t You can tell when it is-risen by the whitt
foam , which will rise to thu top.Vhci
risen , put It in a stone jug and cork tight
It is a good plan to tie the coil ; down , as i ;
sometimes tiles out. Set it in the ice clics
or oil the cellar bottom. Make one-thin
this quantity in summer if your family ii
small ,
Hop Yeii t Umirf. Tnko four good sizoi
potatoes , peel , boil , and mash aiid pour on
lo them ono quart of boiling water Btrah
the whole through a sieve ; let this gc ;
blood-warm , and then'htir into it ono cti ]
10
of yeast , and a tablespoonful of white su
gar , one tablespoonful of Bait , and euougl
Hour to make a stiff batter ( alwut thre !
and a half quarts. ) Beat well with
spoon and set in u warm place to rise. Ii
the summer it will rise in four hours , in th
10 winter it will take five. When well rise
add enough flour so that it can be molded
10 aud one tablespobuful of Jard , then knea
id twenty minutes , adding only Jlour enoug
of to prevent thu douyh' Ironi sticking. , No'
put 'the'dougli'lii'ttpaivagaiu and let !
id rise one hour , and then form into leave
10 Do not1 have over n pint bowl Aill of doug ;
In a loaf. Let the loaves rise forty iniiruti
and hake forty-five minutes , Bread mad
In this way cannot bo excelled.
i
ml Some Old Amurloaii &a\va.
There in a long list , of these quaint lav
'a few of which will milllcu to exhibit tl
nu' ' condition of the society iu which they c :
isted. '
No Quaker or dissenter from the cstal
lished worship of thu Iomini6n shall I
to- allowed to give a vote fur the election c
sic magistrate or any other officer.
No ono shall run on the Babluth day , i
walk iu his garden or elsewhere , exccj
reverently to and from meeting.
No one shall travel , cook victuals , mal
'ay beds , ttwccp houses , cut Imir , or uliavo c
tlio tlio Sabbath Any.
No vromnnHbaU kiss her children on tl
Sabkith day or on u fostin day.
33- No niluLstcr ihall keep n hchool.
let , To pick nu car or corn from n nclgliboi
bio garden hball be deemed theft.
The selectmen , on flndlng children iguo
ant. may take them nwny from their ] )
int- rents , and put them in better hands at tl
expensu of the parenrx.
A man that striked his vrlfo shall 1
fined ten pounds.
Married persons nliall live together or 1
icn Imprisoned.
A drunkard shall have a master appolr
3to.
ed by the selectmen , who are to debar hi
from the liberty of buying and Belling.
Co. Whoever shall publish n lie to the pi
judice of his neighbor shall bo set iu tl
CCS itttcki or bo whinpeJ ten stripes.
on-
SOS "I should very much. I have n depot ,
the cut family , and have boea out of otctv
VO- n oik for eome months. "
I
A Dog Story.
t. A lady In Jxwcll owns n very Intellect-
nal dog , of which she desired much t <
have n picture. Hhc accordingly 'took him
to n photographic gallpry. and with the M-
slstcnco of the nrtist ctulcavored to make
her pet take and keep a suitable jxwltfon
before the camera , hut the spoiled dog
was in an unnrconiodatlng mood Hint
nlornlng , and nftcr repented trials the nt-
tempt to conquer him was given up in do-
npair.
, "Go home , " the lady said at last , point
ing lo the door ; "you arc n bad , naughty.
Haughty dog. " The cnlprlt changed In-
niantly his wxticy manner , and dropping
his ( nil between his legs slunk nwny in
confusion. All the rest of the day he
cwcmcd to realize that he was in disgrace.
( Touching in corners and wearing a shame
faced nir. The next morning ho was mis *
ing , and all search fulled to discover him.
About noon he reappeared , much elated ,
niid having fastened to his neck nn excel
lent tin-typo of himself.
.Inquiry disclosed the fuel that when the
photographer went down in the morning
the dog NOS there nt the door of the gal
lery awaiting admission. An boon M tin.
dour was opened Carlo ran joyously up
stairs and leaped into the chair on which
his mistress had pelted him the day prev
ious. Kcizlug the situation the artist
made his preparations with all possible
speed , and the result was the delightful
picture which the four-footed penitent had
taken homo as a peace-offering to hla mis
tress.
Vrco Town Hulls.
and fair discussion tends to the de
velopment of truth. It does more ; it
strengthens the natural powers of both
speaker and hearer. Discussion , free find
untrammelcd , is one of the lil'e-springs nfn
free government. Limit it , and the foun
dations of tlio state arc endangered. Koine ,
in her day of greatest SUCCCSH and glory ,
had public frco halls , \\heru plcbian and
pdlrician couldgather nnddchatn the ques
tions oi the hour. It wan largely by that
means her orators were developed and the
pcoiilo enlightened. Greece nud Sparta had
their great halls of the people , free to nil.
Hut , OH the wealth in the hands of the few
'
increased'frco halls and discussions were
more and more limited , ignorance increas
ed , the government weakened and fell.
Ohio is often referred to as wonderfully
fruitful of statesmen and military leaders.
The secret is nn open ono to thobc wishing
to know'iU lint certain of the press and
public speakers do not care to reveal the
facts. It is not to the advantage of a very
limited class tn give the reason , or at least
they think it is not , while we think they
are greatly mistaken ; believing as wo do
that thu highest intelligence conduces far
more surely to the perpetuity of the state ,
and hcnco HO the longer existence and hap-
pnr ! s of all , rich and poor. Ohio has
ever had nn excellent free school system ,
which has been remarkably well improved.
She has her private and public academies
in almost every township , especially-in th' '
northern part of the state. lint withou.
those toun halls , free to all , where not only
her sons but her 'daughters too , have over
been wout to gather to debate , and hear
debated , the vital questions of the hour ;
without those free halls and free debates
Ohio would ncer have made the grand
rccotd she has. If no leading national
questions Mere , before the people thcro was
no luck of state , county or township mat
ters demanding attention and discussion ,
imt thu occasion was impro\cd. There
could bo but ono result a splendid devel
opment of intellectual strength. Thous
ands bccomo leaders natural lenders as it
were but only through this scliool of train
ing. It was in Ohio that the great nuti-
nhivery caimu found its surcHt roots and
greatest strength. Thousands of times
nave thu people gathered In her halls to
hear the thrilling chxiucncu of those who
plead thu rauso of the helpless slave , and
tlieiu were the plans Inld to assist any who
had escaped and eru being guided to free
dom by the north star. A biomlcr under-
Bland ing and love of liberty had grown
with the minds thus developed , hence the
1'iigil.vo slave law was n dead letter in , the
land of Oiddiugn , a Wmlo and a Chose ,
and a Garflcld if you please , and thous
ands of others , who have'grown ' from stern
poverty to greatness through thcwo frco
sphools and 1'rco halls.
Plolclo fur Curing Meat.
A largo amount of beef , pork and inut-
Am U lout to farmers every season by not
5 t , being pcrfuctly cured , Every year a largo
1 number of recipes are published in agricul
1C tural papers for curing mektsomo , of which
are valuable. Some thirty years ago the
1r ] Qcnnantowu (1'a. ( ) Ttltgraph published n
recipe that wa tried by a largo number of
people and [ highly commended. The next
n year it was republishcd with like results ,
whereupon the paper fell Into the habit of
publishing it every season , and it claims
t , that no person has ever tried it for curing
beef , pork , mutton , tongue , or hams and
' ever afterward cured meat in any other
manner with satisfaction to himself. The
u
t. following is n reprint of the famous recipe :
t.it t.t To one gallon of water take ono and a
it half pounds of salt , one-half pound of su
.1 gar , one-half ounce naltpctre , one-half
.3 ounce potash. Use only n purq article of
.3d potash ; if this cannot bo obtained , omit it
d altogether. Iu this ratio the pickle can If
I- increased to any quantity desired. Let
In .hcso bo boiled together until all the dirt
t from the sugar rises to the top ami is skim
med off. Then throw it into a tub to Cool ,
i- P and when cold , pour it over your beef or
ih pork. The meat must bo well covered with
0 pickle , and should not be put down for at
0n 0n : least two days nftcr killing , during which
n time it should be slightly sprinkled with
powdered saltpetre which removes nil surface
10
10n face blood , etc. , leaving the meat fresh and
10i clean. Some omit boiling the pickle , and
i find it to answer well , though the opera-
,1 , tion of boiling purifies the plcklo by throwing -
w ing off the dirt always to bo found in unit
it and sugar. If this recipe is strictly fol
8. lowed , it will require a single trial to prove
8.h Us superiority over the common way , or
cs most ways , of putting down meat , and
will not soon be abandoned for any other ,
The meat is unsurpassed for sweetness ,
lelicacy and freshness of : olor.
Parisian Coffee.
lie YS livery housewife ohould know how to
make good coflVc. It Is a universal drink
x- aiulofnoaeconnt unless thojtticoami aroma
xb of the berry aru extracted. The J'arisian
-
bbo uiysthat
beef :
of "The French drink ; > ar excellfncf , and
ofor the Parisian drink jwir cmcnce , Is colice , thai
slow poison which supported the old ag <
or
of Voltaire , and which did not preu-nl
pt
rontcnollo from hecoming a centenarian ,
keen In no country In Luropo , except Turkey
is colleo BO well roasted , ground and brewed
on
ed as In France , and in the commonest caft
hoar you will get a cup of colleo which Is iioctai
as compared with the muddy and acrid
mixturoj which is sold nscoflco inl.omloi
mid Jlerlln. In the Parisian cafes twc
measures are in vogue the dcml-tasx.-
- served in a cup , and the maxagran , nerei
arha in a long glass and served up with a louj
ha pcon , slender and graceful. You will tlm
in some vocabularies for the use of tin
be foreigner that the name 'maxagran' is onlj
applied to cold codec. This is an error
bent like that of imagining that a glass hold )
more than a cup. "
nt South Carolina , without the ld of i
1m "temperance party , " passed law whlcl
prohibits the sale of all kinds of Intorlcat
robe ing liquors , including malt liquor * am
be
wines , outaldt of the incorporated ci
towns and villages where such llciuort a
be sold under * license from the State. Th
price of the state license Is $100 , whlcl
idy must be paid into the county treasury fu
county purposes.
N. C'AHADV. K. It. OIICLTT.
CASADY & , ORCUTT ,
Carpet
Only one in the City. Stock now Complete.
CASADY & ORCUTT ,
502 Broadway , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A. H. MAYNE & CO. ,
DKAI.KIIS IN
Bulk and Barrel Liine Louisville & Portland Cement
MICHIGAN I'LASTKIl , HAIIl ANI ) SKWKH IMI'K , 1IAUD AND 80KT COAL AT LOWEST WICK.
No , 34 Pearl Street , ' COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
J. M. PHILLIPS ,
WHOLESALE ANI ) IlETAIL
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Fine Shoes a Specialty.
413 Broadway , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
NUGENT & SMITH ,
erchant Tai lors
FIRST CLftSS GOODS UNO THE BEST OP WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED ,
7 and 9 Main Street , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
3DIH.3J30TOH.Tr ,
JOHN BENO & OU GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
, , IB Main street and 17 1'carl street.
LT3 PIT A "PIT" , ? , Pfl DRUGGISTS.
JJi UUilJAilX OS UU. . Prescriptions CompounJcd at all hours.
TV/I n IT NT CRESTON HOUSE.
1V1UHLM , Grcct-r,21IJ Main Street. Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street.
J. M , BAESTOW- . D , ,
Ut , J. i. WlULlJj , Corner Main and Filth lip-stairs. Hcaldence , 000 Willow avenue.
Non u Tfp 17 JUSTICE OF THEI-EACE ,
i KlVJLI U l\ifj , Office 01 er American Express.
Q WArLMT1 ! ? LIVERY AND FEED ,
K.I O Will contract ( or ( uncrali at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street.
J , M.
Urultby icturn mall. 140 Broadwuj ,
T3TTT3r T ? NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE ,
SA
J ± , jrUjItUJji Comer Main and First renue.
PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZ ,
KOOH ? .IEncIAT ! TA"n' . ?
, btock Complete. Suits made at reasonable prlcvi. No. 805 Main St. )
" QlVlTTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
G"P O'vIJLXJILi ' Corner 7th and BroadHay. Plans and * pcclflcatlons ( urnlslied.
QTTPP M A TvT DEALER IN FINE HARNESS.
WW . ijHJjH.LVl.cL.lN , I hmo the \ariety that brings patronage. 121 Main street.
TAMPQ PPAATPV MERCHANT TAILOR.
U ILUJJO 1 HxilN JJ I i Artistic Work ana rcanonaWo charKes. 872 Ilrraduay.
XT QHAT FURNITURE STOVES ,
06 | OU1N and Household Supplies. 3fl3 Droadwaj.
ATTOHNEYS AT LAW ,
0 APT
& ilxlLuJ. ) I James Block. _ Iractlco | In state and federal courts.
L1 QrPf\fT7'TQT' ' Xf ( \ Manufacturers Kino Furniture , Upholstcrv Onrxln , Curtains ,
fj , OJLUwJXijJ.uJ. OC UUii and Window bhadcs 307 Broadvva ) .
l A TT1 A T ? ITT iVT 'Andlmth house , 121 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. V. J. Mont
, M. 1) . l'hy lelan.
WATIF PA V VETERINARY SUIIGEON ,
VV AJJJJ VJA ( l 1 , Office , Broy'i stable. No. 12 Scott street.
UT'NTNrC'aCJV Manufacturer o ( HORSK COLLARS.
PT 1 Hill ll l IjOl , Trade Hupplled. Bth street , between 8th and 7th are.
T ATJUnfTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
U , jtiUIjUll , Notary Fuhllo and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway.
pT T7l-'WP TTmTQ'C1 SMITH t NORTON ,
tlJj V riHJD HU UOD , Broadway opW | Ite New Ora House. Hefltted II , tl.so p r day
H A V XT n A QQPT CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
UAI OC UaOOJulli Conier Sixth street and ATMUIO.
AT TM"V NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. '
WIT . AllMI , Bought and sold. , 211 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special aihcrtlsements , inch as Lost ,
Found , To Ix > an , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board
ing , etc. , will be Inserted In this column at the tow
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flnt insertion
and FIVE CENTO PER LINE ( or each lubmquent In-
xcrtlon. Lcavo advertisements at our ottlce , No. 7
I'curl htreit , near Bnuxdnay
FOE SALE AND RENT.
IQSALEA \ hotel , furnished , good lixfdlty and
1 good terms. Addnuu A. E. H. , BKK OIHce ,
Council Illuffa.
\ RENT A nlcelj ( nrnlshed Iwdroom ( or ln-
17\01l
' L'le Kentlcutan. Apiily at Mrs. A. A. Smlth'i ,
12S South First fctrect.
Swedish Movement
Cure
Fur the triatment &n < l cure t ilrv , harsh , dead or
( atlliiK lialr or laUlncM , nt 712 Ilrculuay , Council
lllulU , ( a * teen a room * ore completed ) ; until tliat
time Inquire ( or Dr. IKidite. arrow the vva > , at thu
Coy House , Comviltatlon or examination at lib
rooms free uf charv-c.
SATISFACTION ( ll'AHANTEED ,
Tito doctor liMon rale the great Shaker anil Indian
HUxxl Itemed ? , ( or the cure nt cuUrih and coiuump-
tlon. 1'rlca 0 cent * iwr bottle.
Catarrh U of leveral different klmls. or irradca :
Ko , 1. JIucoiu ceUrrh , If much like s common
cold , with inucoundlnchargcs from the head , none
and throat.
No. 2. Hry catarrh , Itli heat In the ( ace and head ,
hot discolored ( kin , drhar h , dead or ( ailing hair
and kaldnciu.
Nn. 8. Scrofuloui catarrh , U known by oxceulve
damlrufti uid crur > tlon ; siillt and brUtllng lialr , bad
breath ! lovr ( plrlU , ( orvetfulncM , liad drcaiiu , headache -
ache , hot - ter JUcharue ( rein noio and ejcs , new-
raUla , with lialdneu and IJlocv. ,
. 4. aeneral catarrh of Clio In
jr N ICUVIU * vV ifl * V HIV blood , retulU ' *
e eknc . debility. hort breathing , iniall vt ck jmlie ,
heart trouble * , kidney nffccUoni. with liver row.
( ilalnt and Indigestion , with IU attendantleproui dl -
uoloratloiu ol tne ikln , and \sb&y \ , iunkcn
ancelthe ct- .
ODELL & DAY ,
Loans , Real Estate
AND
INSUKANOE ,
No , 39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs
City Property.
Wa have vacant lota In all parts of the city at Iron
$ . ' > 0.00 up , ( or sale un monthly pa ) incuts.
No. 62. Home , Groom- * , well , cistern , 4 largo lot *
plenty of fnilt , on Itonton street ; cheap , $2,000.
No. 30. A desirable resilience on Sov cnth street
near Bloomer kchool , buildings nearly now ; $3,000.
No. 42. Ninety feet front , corner Pearl St. and se
coiul avenue , opposite court hoiue ; ( W.600.
Business Chances.
No. 26. For sale or trade , a stock of hardware , a
a good ImnlMCss point in winter n luua. Will trade ( o
farm or city property.
No , 61. Hotel , the only ono In a town of 700 inhab
Itanti , 23 rooms , with tiM llrntill located , wll
sell cheap or trade ( or a farm.
No. 18. A live republican \ < a\r \ In western Iowa
official county pai ; r and large patronage , ver ) chca
II > old soon.
Wo also have a number of choice farnu In wester
Io aorealechcap. (
LOANS.
Wo have money to loan on farm * ana city property ,
at from 8 to 10 per cent.
Fire and Tornado Insurance.
Ikit u ( cuniuiilc | > n > pieiriiitt l. liulul.lo | rates
and ( air treatment. Lowed adjusted and paid at thU
ottlcv.
Mrs H J Hilton M D
, , , , , , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Broadway , council Blufli.
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133 / '
To The Trade !
Vo take pleasure in calling your attention to the fact that wo have made such arrange
ments as will enable us to sell you
to. . 5
Here , as Low as you can buy them East.
f"r further information.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
yfenf.
>
MRS. M. MCALLISTER ,
J
THE LEADING DEALER IN
Millinery and Notions.
. . . . . . .
225 Main Street , Council Bluff * . - '
JOHN E. MARTIN ,
J Steam Fitter.
( tilt line ot Bath Tubs , Sink. Dollars , Brass anil Lead Goods , Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings. Job'
btng promptly attended to. First class work guaranteed.
No , 11 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
C
224 AND 226 BBOADWAY
BOOKS , TOYS AND NOVELTIES ,
Grtatcat Variety In the City. No stranger shoiU ( all t * Tlsft my store room ,
Broadway Steam Laundry !
72-3.
A. C. LARSON , . Proprietor.
LATEST IMPEOVED MACHINERY.
_ _
HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS
. . . . .
P3o-u.sli.-t .aa.d Solcl.
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished !
3FLOJ333 c 3 IVZoOVrjHO XT ,
No. 4 Pearl Street , - . - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD ,
DEALERS IN
/ A JL U I AR/AUJLAMi U W IM MJXM KIAlw UMi
DIIAFTS ON THE BANK OF 1REIAND , DUBLIN , FOR SALE. SIS BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS
B. S. TERWILLIGER ,
DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY
31 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
CRESTON HOUSE ,
MAX MOHN , . . . - PEOPRIETOE. ,
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t
, 21V Aata.d 218 JS. 3VCAisx Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . , - IOWA.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , * ?
THE LEADING DEALEIl IN ,
„ t
IK .A. I IB GO O ID
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
P. Overton ,
DEALER IN
Hard Wood , fellow Pine
and Red Cedar Lumber ,
Oak and Red CeJar Plllng.Ccdar TelcRrapli Polcsand
Fence 1'osts , Oak Dimension Stud , Bridge Material
of all klndd , at Bed Rock 1'rlccs. A Specialty in .
WOOD AND COAL
( or brick jard purposes. A full supply o ( wood and
coal alvtajH on hand at yardS02 and 804 Main street.
Olllce , 605 First Avenue , between Main and Pearl
ttrccta.
3J. 33. JStX3 = KXj32-Sr ,
WHOLES LK DEALER IN
' Prompt Cash Paid.
No commission charged , Send ( or Quotations.
642 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Tiios. orricER , it. M. ruur.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS ,
Council Bluffs , . . . la.
Established - - 1856
Dealers in Forglcn and Domestic Exchange and
Home Securities.
WINTHERLICH BROS ,
Irfln&BrassFoiuiT
Cor. Cth St. and llth Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . IOWA.
MRS. E. J. HARDING , M. D.
Medical Elqctrician
AND
\t
GYNECOLOGIST !
V *
f
Graduate o ( Electropathlo Institution , Philadelphia
. ' '
Venn. , '
.
Office Cor. Broadway & Glenn Ave
COUNCIL BLUFFS , OWA.
Tlio treatment oi all diseases and palnul ( difficulties
peculiar to females a 8i > eclaUy
MORGAN , KELLER , & CO. ,
UNDERTAKERS.
The finest quality and largest stock wet oi Chicago
of Wooden and Metallo Canes. CalU attended to at
all hours. Wo defy competition In quality of goods
or price * , Our Mr Morgan has sen edu undertaker
( or forty jean aim thoroughly understands his busl-
ness. Warcroanu.SUIiroadway. UPHOLSTERING
In all IU branches promptly attended to ; aUo carpet
laving and Umbroqulnc. Telegraphic and null
orders filled without delay ,
W.R.VAUCHAN ,
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
lUal estate and collection agency. In Odd Fellow's
block , over Savings Dank. ] > n3-U