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    .r 6 1'IiE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESllAl , NOVEMi3Eit 20 ; 1886.
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THE DAILY BCE.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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i Tuesday Morning ! Nov. 20.
L i ' 8UB3OftII'TION ItATiq :
! B Carder - - - - - - - 20 cents per week
Bj M.I - - - - - $ lace per Year
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I , ) xo. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
, , MINOR MENTION.
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{ I See Joseph ] toiler's fall goods.
Additional local on aoVenth page.
II Cheap Railroad Tickets n t Buahnoll' e .
I The Round Table moots this ovenng i
nt the reeideuco of A. B. Walker.
Jolt Jones , the Main street liveryman ,
Ilea boon the victim of an overcoat thief.
L. Holcomb has imamn chosen gas the
i , engineer to run the electric light dynamo
machtno.
Thomas Boucher was run in yoatorday
nftornoon for being too drunk to take
care of himsolf.
Notarial soala-Boat solid motsi baao
03.00. Novelty Works , Fourteenth
street , Omaha.
Captain Totay is excavating on Main
street , near the Creston house , for a roe-
taura t building.
F. B. Strong yoatorday pluaded guilty
to the untquo charge of "raising It-il at
I Ida Story's. " It cost him $9,60 ,
Henry Knoppor received n telegram
yoatorday informing him that his broth.
+ or , who in in Nebraska , was dying.
Jennie Mack waa yoatorday brought to
the front for being Iho Inmate of a lrouso
of ill famo. She was fined $14.10.
Loving , the tailor , charged with larceny
cony , took a change of venue to Justice
Abbott , and secured a continuance.
Tim Caughoy has boom arosted for
I being drunk , and is lodged in jail lie
is to liavo a hearing in Vaughn's court
Saturday.
Mrs. Gray has sworn out a warrant for
s the arrest of L. Burnett , for getting
board tinder false pretenses , but ho has
not boon found.
The Paciflo house folks say they have
adopted the Central tftno because four of
the railways coming in hero have adopted
it , instead of only two.
Ernest Lewis , a boy , has been arrest.
ad on the charge of stealing ropes , etc. ,
from Mrs. Woods. Ho gave $100 bends
to appear before JusticeVaughan to daY.
The olcctricianist for the Pilche , Bowan
aC Vaughan electric light arrived last
night , and will commence Ida work at
once , hoping to have the light going bo
taro next Monday.
Some malicious follow throw a stone
through a roar window of the Boo live
block Sunday night , nearly hitting the
.colored preacher on the head , an Ito was
conducting service thorn.
The attachment suit of Thomas Owen
vs. Jolt Dongman , before Justice
Vauhgn yesterday , drew about fifteen
farmers in for witnesses , but the mao
. ,1 was continued until the 17th.
The case of 1' , ltd. Marco , chargadwith
sl ' horeo stealing , has been transferred from
' ' ! hills county to this county , and several
pounds of the papers arrived ho , o yother.
1 day for the next term of the District
Cert to consider.
,
{ A young man who hired out to a far
" zner in f3flvor Crook township , last Sat.
I i nrday , to husk born , dlbappearod yesterday
day , taking with him $16 boonging to i1
1 fallow husker , 0. Matheson and a hat
and pair of bots. '
( Permit to wed was yesterday granted
James R. Lawrence , of Clearwater , .
f sae , and MiasM. , Davis , of this city ;
i Chris. Larson and Amelia Anderaonboth
of this city ; J. A. Brown , of Chicago ,
and Bertha J. Starr , of Galena , Ill.
John Ayres , a young man found wan
11 doring about the streets a few nooks ago
and who has an idea data mob fn after
him , has been cared for in jail until now.
t It becomes evident that ho is insmie ,
and ho is to be taken to the asylum at
Mt Pleasant.
Henry Ileecroft , who did some street
filling tinder a contract with the city ,
j p finds that some of the property owners ro
[ use to pay the amount.assossod agahtdt
them. Ho has commenced suit against
two of these , M. II. Baird and J. P.
Youlden , claiming of the former $04 , and
of tholattor $182. Tlioso will bo seine-
what test cases.
The mnasquoradu ball given by Abe
Lincoln Pbst , 0. A. IL , last evening ,
proved successful and onjoyablo. There
was quite a variety of costumes and much
fun , and a goodly amount was realized
for the worthy cause of relieving the
wants of widows and orphans. To 0.
A , It. always makes its social occasions
happy ones , aid the veterans seem as
onttonprtslnB in peace as they wore valiant
in war.
Mrs. Alta Arnold , widow of Hiram
Arnold , has commenced suit against
Peter Riofo and wife for $6,000damagos.
She claims that ] her husband got in the
habit of drinking by frequenting lUufo'a
saloon , and that in August , 1882 , while
comma home in an intoxicated couditluu
ho fell gfrom the carriage , receiving injuries -
juries witch mused his death. ' .Cie
plaintiff claims that oho uppfiod Riefe
two ears before not to sell her husband
any more liquor. But the y paid no at
tuition to the notice.
Christian Johnson and A. Jolferis have
Dean arrested on complaint of W. br. J.
Wylie , who claims that they maliciously
kilted five littlopigebelonghngtohim. The
pigs wore found'ln a pile , shot and their
throats cut. Johnson , who works for
Jefferis busking corn , and who is a boy ,
who hsa only lived in this country two
. years , says him employer told him to kill
the pigs because the were running in
Ida hoot. The case is to be tried b Y us
taco Hehurz on the 22nd.
r Halhy Let7is has fixed up his bonds of
' -97,000 and will tfi awrrow start back
witis it to Des Moines , and present it in
: parun to the judge. This bndemen are
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Carson , J. N. Baldwin , P , 0. DaVal ,
J , L. Farman , Thos , Bowman , 1V. It.
Vaughan and W. 0. Jame , , The bonds.
mon qualify in over $1101000. The farm.
era about Marno wanted as indication of
thoirfahlh in Lewis to go on the bond , but
the citizens of Council hulls who have
known Lewis since childhood , were no
less willing , as they have no thought that
in his heart lie had any intent of committing -
mitting a crime.
Cut rates to all points at McAllisler's
ticket office , 6Ou Broadway , Council
Bluffs , '
ORUMDS FROM ORESTON.
A Live City 1 + 'Ilic.l. . 1Jvo Cllitens.
Cnr.9ro r , 1a. , November 18.-Creston
is the largest and perhaps the most im
portant cijy in Southwestern Iowa-ex.
copting , of course , Council Bluffs , It is
located on the C , , Il , d ; Q. railway , just
104 miles east of the U. P. transfer in your
city. It is a railroad town , or at least
moat of the lands on which it is built ,
originally Lolonged to the "Q. " company -
pany and thatcorporation yet has greater
nonoyed interest hero titan any other
party. Creston is the eastern terminus
of the division of the "Q. " between hero
and your city , and it contains extensive
maclihno shops of different kinds and employs -
ploys hero constantly a good sized army
of mon. The population numbers at
least 71,00 and among them are a largo
per cant , of publlo spirited amid enter.
prising citizens , jealous for Elmocity's
welfare as they are for their own. It is
surrounded by an excellent farming
country , is marked by every public and
social requisite that modern needs dictate -
tate , amid is one of the boat and most
prosperous business points in Iowa. Thu
public improvements are all that is
necessary and of the very best in every
particular. Time public schools of Crea-
ton are of the moat approved chase.
ter. An ample nunibor of modern
school buildings in different parts of Limo
city furnish every facility for a first-class
education. The fire department in very
credible , the members of the fire corn-
puny are over on the elert and energetic
in te discharge of their hazardous and
reeponsiblo duties.
Time church going people of Creston
can choose among the several ditroront
denominations wich may suit their at.
titular fancy from out a large ro prosonta-
Lion of the eadin denominations of the
land , of which cloven representative denominations -
nominations am hero.
Secret amid benevolent sociutiui are
happily represented hero by eleven different -
ferent mid distinct organizations.
In the business line are found both
wholesale and retail mercantile enter-
prism ; of which a goodly number will
compare very favorably with any similar
branch of commerce in the larger cities.
Two daily papers-The Gazzetto and
Thu Advertiser , as well as a number of
excellent wooklfes , keep the people of
time city and tributery country posted on
time latest doings of the world. It is
needless to nil that in a city of the
calibre of this and one of the ributa
riea of Omaha , Tum OMAIIA DES , both
daily and weekly , is extensively circus
hated by an appreciative and liberal list
of subscribers. FEED ,
llanttanmo Ploturo Cards ,
Meads. C. B. Jacquomin de. Co , , are
distributing some of the handsomest
stool plato engraved picture cards pub.
lishod , The better part is the notice at-
inched by which thYpart public c.f
the reduction in the prices of their
goods , and as the holiday season is approaching -
preaching it will pay all to give them a
call.
iiooturo on Buddhism ,
On Sunday night there was a largo nu-
dionco to listen to Rev. Mr , Lemon at
time Baptist church on "Buddhism , "
Ho held that it was a developed religion ,
the outgrowth of Brahminism , which in
turn was dev'olored out of the entire
stage , which was a family worship , without -
out priest or stated religious observance.
In time earnest form of religion time do.
inonts wore worshipped. Brahminlsm
tvae a itizhor form , and many of its teachings -
ings would be accepted by many Christ.
inns today , but the tyranny of the
institution of castes , caused time pee.
plc to revolt from it , amid about 600 B.
C , they wore ready for rovolu
tion. Time right man appeared
for the event , as is usually the
case in great epochs. This man was
Sidlmarta , around whose standard time
people rallied , and he was the institutor
of Buddhism. At hie death lie was do.
fined as the moat manifestation of Buddai
on earth , and the religion took that
name. The spbakor pronounced
Buddhism a lower order of Brahmninfaln.
Ono of its great defects is its theory that
there is no God and no eternal spirit ,
and the only object of man could ho to
oscalto life , which cou4d not be done by
suicide , but by the gvatest , self-sacrifice
for thousands of ears. The speaker
thought Sidharta fell into time sago or.
ror as that of modern infidelity , especial.
I the French infidels , who declare that
too history of time church La a history
of blood nd revolting from the priest.
hood the blindly saw o ditrorenco be.
twoei the priests nd'roli8ion itself , and
fought botalike.
The dying declaration of Sidharta that
life was failure , not worth living , a
curse which all amould escape , was onna
parallel with the logical verdict of the
rationalism and materialism of to da .
His next Sunda ni lmt lecture will been
on "Spiritualism , ' and all interested in
tlat sb'opt are ivited to be present.
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] teal rstats Transfirre.
The following deeds ware filed for record -
cord in the recorder's office , Novenbor
10 , reported for the BEE by P. J , Mo.
Mahon , real estate agouti
Nettie E , Marston to S , H , Hopkins ,
lot 3 , block 16 , Macodonia-$300.
Ilomry Neville to Joseph Casady , awl
and e nw8 , 70 , 38-81.
Chicago , Durlhtgton aC Quhnoy railmael
company to Homer I , Huntorn nw } 13 ,
74 , 41-$800.
Chicago , Burlington & Quin railroad
company to Lafayette Simon , x ml 13 ,
74 , 89-$1,040.
Iiardin Jones to harry J. Moss , sly
nw } 22 , 77 , 44-$1,200 , s
B , F , Fiery to Peter Jacobson , lots 1
, arid 2 , block 28 , in Howard's addiUon-
$000. .
Total nabs , E41.
FATAL FAIL ,
James Sade ski Trips aad Falls Under
the Cars.
Ills Body Vcarlully Crushed , anti
Death instant.
Yesterday rooming another life was
taken by time wheels on tlla Union l'nciie
road. Tim victim this limo was James
M : Ladowski , a switchman in time employ -
ploy of the Chicago ; Northwestern ,
The accident occurred on the Northwestern -
ern track whore it is crossed by the
Chicago , Milwaukee .C St , Paul road ,
No one could be found who was an eyewitness -
witness to tllo affair , but several saw
Ladowaki just before 1 s death , He
was thou standing on the south side of
time track , and was about to uncouple a
flat car which had beoti ordered taken
out of its place , to be sot on another
track. An inatattt later he was discovered -
ed under the wheels of the train which
was just pulling out of the transfer , as it
passed that point. It was surmised by
some that ho caught his foot In tlmo
crossing tutus throwing him down , but
later investigation pointed to time fact
that in hurrying across the rails ho
tripped and toll , amid could not got out
of time way of the coining train , and as
soon as possible time train was stopped
and the body of time tinfortunato man
was token up. It wan min a horrible condition -
dition , the wheels having run over his
logs and ono ann and lmis head , mho
crushing being fearful. The body lay so
that his head was on ono rail and hits
legs on time other. A portion of his
skull and some of iris brains wore scat.
tared about , the body being turned over
as time cars struck it. Ho was dead , of
course , tvhon picked up mid nil
that remained to ho dune was to
care for time Tauglad remains , which
wore talten to Undertaker Connoll's us-
tablishmont , and a coroner's jury impan-
nolod.
Ladowski was a married man , whose
famnily , living on Third avenue , consists
of a wife and two little girls , one about
two oars of ago , amid ono about five
oars. His wifiin a delicate condition -
tion , expecting eve day to bo wain a
meter , nd te news cmo to her with
such auddmmnosa , and with such a fearful
shock , that time result may prove very so-
rious. Dr. Green was called to attend
her yesterday , and it will only be by his
skill and time greatest care that alto will
ho able to rally from the heavy blow ,
tier husband as about twenty-eight
years of ago , amid has lived hero foahut
ffteen caHe has been railroading
for twelve years , and nearly all
years in the employ of the Chicago &
crnpaim . Once before hemet
met with anaccidont which Ito lost
one or two fingers , and about two weeks
ago a brther had a narrow os-
cn a fyounger b being caught between
an engine amid a wa car. Ilie line another
brothr living here , and one in California -
nia who lms een toe hed ,
The coroner's inquest resulted in the
ascortainitig of no now facts.
A number of witnesses wore sworn ,
among them being W , Johnson , Charles
Siebold , the engineer of the train ; Han-
ford Baker , switchman on the Chicago ,
Burlington tL Quincy ; W. F. Bates and
Edward Archer , of the Union Pacific
yards ; 1Vnm. Aletrand , section foreman ;
E. B. Fonda , engineer in Union Pacific
yards ; Charles S. Proctor , policeman ,
and M. A. Gregory , of the Buck Island
yards.
None saw the man as lie fell , and all
that they could testify to wore the facts
as above mentioned ,
A Quick ltocovery ,
It gives us great pleasure to state that the
merchant who was reported being at the point
of death from an attack of Pneumonia , baa
pntlroly recovered by time use of DR , wM ,
I1A14L'S BALSAM FOIL TILE LUNGS ,
Naturally ho feels grateful for the bcnefmft „ do.
rived front usrhg this remedy , for the lunge
and throat ; and hi giving publicity to this
statement we are actuated by motives of pub.
Ito benefaction , trusting that others may ho
bonaitted in a'similar manner. On sale by
all Druggists.
An Unwritten Story.
Lecture at Dolmany's Opera House ,
Thursday evening by Rev. 2. J Mackay ,
illustratd hY oxylmYdragon storesPtica.
Admission only 25 cents , Reserved
seats GO cents , For sale at Bushnell .C
Brackott's.
rrIISt1NAL ,
J. W Chaffin , editor of Time fled Oak Ex.
L' ° , was In the city yesterday greeting his
old friends hero.
Among the Chicwoans at the Ogden yesterday
day wore H. W. Partly , Thomas Boyle , 1Y.
IL Wray and George H , Itoss ,
Sheriff Middlotun , of IIarrisoim county , was
In the city yosterilay.
George N. Smith , of Springfield , 0 „ arriv
ed at Bechtrlo's yesterday ,
Wm. Rood , of Ii ighamapton , N , Y. , was at
the Ogden yesterday.
G , U , Johnson , of Buffalo , at the Ogden
yesterday ,
L. Gideon , of Cincinnati , arrival at the
Ogden yesterday.
Mr. D F. Randolph , who han boon spend.
leg auveral months hero with his daughters ,
Mrs. John Ilawthorne and Mrs. S , D. Street ,
has roturmed to his home in Mt. Vernon ,
Ohio ,
A. M. Jackson returned from Chicago yea.
terday ,
Vim. Grace , of Des Moines , at the Pacl6c ,
A. Easton , of Now York , arrived at the ra
cific yesterday.
Save fuel amid keep out dust by using
I 'Perfection" weatiiur strip , time latest
amid best thing of the kind , Call aid se o
it at Beard's wall paper store.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTic&-Stodal adv.rtlzo.nents , such as Lust '
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To mt.nt , Wnta , yard
tog , , tc. , wllt be fnta _ rued fn thb column at the to w
rate o1 TEN ct 1'a l'Rit LINE for the fret Inwrn oil
and FIYE CENTS I'Ea LINE for oacb subsequent lu
acdlon , Lease .utsertlsemeat , at our ethos , No. 7
pearl Street , near Uroadwar
WAxTa.
j ANTEU F\ery iNrry m Cpundl nlufa to tak
Y TIiaU.a Dellvrred by carderat only twenty
ant. a week.
% sTANTED-A toy , with pony , to deuvet Tus Dn
1310 UAItOAIN-.Anyone wanUng a aet'of John
loss Eiicycloi.edia. eight roluou. , angeta b
gain . . by calling at Till era Dula
AUIN T 1'nOTOS-4i by lb. dean at the
ewtgdiery , Le Yaln rrut , Qouadl Bluga ,
D er W d dram7 Mrt both weya to Oaraa qua.
I.aerf ea prises of 119 sal t. watla' ' -
EXCLUSIVE I
Wo have the only exclusive ! 'Wholosalo ' Store for the
Sale of
RU : BIBiIR
BOOTS AND SHOES
West of Chicago and east of Stnl Francisco , north of St. Louis and south
of St. Paul.
We Give Chicago Discounts !
Write to us direct for prices , etc. our line of Specials is Limo finest
in time country.
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Oul co 412 Broadway , ( Up-Stairs ) , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
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MAYNE & PALME R
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DEALERS IN
Coal ,
nuLil AND IIARIW.L urn , LOulsVILLu ANT PORTLAND OEMENT , MICI lUAN PLASTER , nAIR
AND HEWER l'ICE.
No , 639 Broadway , COUNOix. IILUITS , IOWA ,
SMITH & TOLLER ,
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Merchant Tailors.
7 and 9 Main Street ,
aIRI70TOR'S' , GOIINoxxx SLV > h'Ff , x. .
JOHN W. BAIRD , TYCOLLFTCfONAGENOYY. . 001 ec rnerBrooadwayand3lainetrucet ,
JOHN BENO & CO. , IBOWnEereatandI7Pearllstreet.
MAg IIQOHN CREaT'IIOUSE
, n atal , 217 and 210 Lain etraeG
DR. J , F. WHITE , Corner Ifaln and Fifth up-stairs FRes done , 609 Willow avenue.
N. SC1IURZ. 001co over American Express'
S . S , VPAGNER , Will contract funcrola LIVERYAND at reasonable FEED , rates 22 Fourth street.
J. M. ST. JOHN & CO..CASH BUYERS , Y4 d fret rS > p"tons :
Draft by return mail , 146 Broadway.
JACOB gOCH Stock Complete. Suite StEItCEANT made at reasonable TAILOR prices. , , No. 606 Main St. '
G F S MITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
. . Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished.
W. W. SHERMAN , I lwvo the ° arietq DEALER that brings IN FINE patronage HARNESS. 124 M.la street.
JAMES FRANEY , Arthllo Work and tEItCnANT reasonable TAILOR charges 872 Broadway ,
HOWE & SON FUIINITU RE STOVES'
S and Household Supplies. 803 Broadway.
LINDT & HART , James mods. dTT01txEYa Practice ATLAw in stale and federal conrta
S A'L IT A R T "f i M AndR bath house , 21 nd42 Broadway. LSoyere go , Prop. P. J. Mont.
EDWIN J. ABBOTT , xelary Pnblle an JUSTI d General OF Coon o ancer. 416 Broadway.
REVERE HOUSE SMr ahouse. ,
1 , Broadway opposite New Ope house. Refuted * 1 , 31.50 per day
HAIR GOODS
OF ALL KINDS.
Sold a e ' Lowest Prices
IN TIIE 1VEST , QUALITY CONSIDERED.
At MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , 337 W. Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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IONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lands in the County.
Model Steam aun f dry !
712 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
N. A. CHRISTIANSON , - - - roprietor.
Has just opened a ne * and well fitted steam laundry. Guarantee good
work , Please give me a trial ,
PREMIUM POkTRAITS
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Colofs
IN- ,
Solar Camera Enlnr emont for the trade at reasonable rates. Orders
Dy mail promptly fine . C. D. LUC.QOCK ,
143 Broadway. COunctlBluffs. ;
F 1 RS.A. / . R G .fA.I lR' ! tIN
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Table Cutlery , Flower Pots , Etc , , call all
w. S , HOMER & CO. , - 23 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
LCANSU
On City and Farm Property.
S ceo. ,
39 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
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Our line of Staves is the mo' , complete in no city and includes all the most
Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements I
We have hammered time prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking ,
and you are invited to call and see stow thick the stoves are in comparison.
PECML DRIVE ON A LOT Of HARD COAL STONES ,
Nickel , slightly tarnished , at a reduction of $6.00 each.
alrfvoxa wu.xcAP ,
504 Dr. owpyand 10 and 12 Main St „ Council Bluffs.
z = 'a Empi i e Tardware C o
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- COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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WHOLESALE DEALEIIS IN
HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES 9
342 and 344 Broadway , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , TOW . .
HOUSES J
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tlBoughtt rand old.
MoneY Loanedt Abstracts Furnished
9P. J. I1trtoMA ? 30N
No. 4 Pearl Street
- - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. ,
BUCKEYE PEED GRINDER
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$ H11
WILL SHELL AND GRIND AT TOE SAME TIME I
A complete Horse Power. The best Feed Mill' in existence. Costs
but little more than a common grinder. Write for circnlnrs to
SHUGART , WAITE & WIES , ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa , General Agents for Western Iowa and Nebraska.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT f '
DEALER IN
Laffe' ! Furni1iug ! I
NOTIONS , JEWELRY , &C.
337 W Broadway , - ' - COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
M. CALLACHER
New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and PoUte Attendants
9- { 'First Door east of MetroAolftan Hotel } LO tend , II ,
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers I t
317 Broadway , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS ; +
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a-TJu OPENED ! _ t
BE ( HTELE'S
HTELE'SHotel. /
The only only hotel run on the European plan in this city. Now building , ,
newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located.
PETER BECi3 TELE PROPRIETOR
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. .
SALE 1
Unredeemed Goods.
CREAT BARGAINS
In diamonds suitable for ladies and genta , also in ladies' and genta' solid gold and
and silver watelmea and chains , and a full line of sot and plain gold rings , 250 men's
and 90 boy's overcoats. All these articles must be sold. Money lent on ALL.
KINDS of personal property. D. GOLDSTEIN , 228 Middle Broadway , opposite
city building. Council Bluffs.
IF YOU WANT.
BOOTS , SHOES OR RUBBERS
CALL ON
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Corner Main and First Avenue , Council Bluffs. He has Them ,
W R. VAUCHAN ,
Justice of the Peace .
Omaha and Council Bluff , .
Real estate and oollectlonsgcnoy , a Odd Fefow' .
look , arat &Hng. Bak fan8N'
JACOB alts. i : . p. CAD WELL.
BIMS A CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Oalce , Main Street Rooms 1 nd Shugart 4t Wo
Mahon' . mock , Will practice In Stale and sda.1
court. -
DR. G W.PANGLE 1
READER OP ! AMAIN I
Fifteen years' erperlence. Eclectic. Msgaetteand
herbalist Phydclan , Master of the fonuwtng db
ease. : Catarrh Non'ous Debility. Mental lepress
ton , Apoplexy , hta , Lose of Mar , mess
Cancers Removed With outtlie Knife , Dropsy -
sy Cured Without Tapping ,
lAverOomplalnthidn.y ComuWWntDiatetoeRbsu.
madsn , , l'aralyd. , Whllr Swelling , Erydpeia. , 8i.
vmtueJDnce ,
Woman and Rer Diseases Treated With
the Happiest Results.
Special attaulon gPyen to prhsti and yenoreal
dleeaeee , Located No , ate Droadway , Room S , ( up.
stain ) , Council mull. , Iowa.
A Correct Diagnosis Given IWithout any
Explanation from the Patient ,
, tsrconsultauun free at akoe
noes. once , U. w tour.
OFFICER & PUSSY
BANKERS ,
Council math Iii
' 1858
Establishwu' + - -
D.al.ntl rorolga aadDeaesite llztiiag ° and
esa. rscatIs
R. Rice Me D.
or other tumor. removed withoutthg. " "ryJ
CENCERS 1 knife or drawing of blood
CHRONIC D1SEASEe .
Over thirty years practical experience. OtSce No.
6 Pearl street , council fluffs ,
C4rCConeultatlon free.
PILES.
treat Piles and Falling of the Rectum for
radial and permanent cure , to from two to tour
weeks Operatlune painless. Diseaeee of the
Rectum a Specialty.
DR. A..7. COOK ,
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Make Your Contracts Now for Your
Winter i upply of
Missouri Ierrd Wood !
AND IIARD AND SOFT
cca1
-WITH-
P. OVJ RTON ,
606 First Avenue , - Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
And secure the best article and full niessure cube
very lo.'e.t price. Stare wood dciltered to say ) ar
of the rity.
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HARD WOOD
AND
--COAL--
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Corner Main street and Eighth avenue , Cound
Bluff. .
LdLowet rates sad prompt delivery ,
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