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' , ! ' G THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY , JANUARY 19,1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday Morning , Jam 19 ,
I.sunscntiTiort IIATKS :
By Carrier SO cents p r wcok
By MM 910.00 per Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Hear Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnoll's.
The police headquarters have a now
clock now.
Spiritual sociable this evening , music
and dancing.
j Christ Faul reports the loss of a spring
wagon by thieves.
i' "Comancho Bill" is now at large , the
suspicions which caused hia arrest not
leading to any tangible proof.
The Malvern Methodists are having a
successful revival , 20 persons having al
ready boon added to the church.
Mr. Peter Russull , with n gang of men ,
were yesterday putting up n telegraph
wire from Omaha to connect with Rock
Island wire No. 0.
Tire queer larceny cases were in
Vaughan'a court yesterday , ono man
charged with stealing a pin , the other
with stealing a whole houso.
I. N. Empire has received $1,71 ! ' from
the insurance companies , on account of
his recant loss by lire. Iio purposes to
repair and start up business again.
The county auditor is sending out the
needed blank books for the assessors to
commence work with. In this city Ac
cessor Stone will start out on his rounds
next Monday.
Walnut is hopeful over the promised
improvement to bo made in the tovrn in
the spring , noticeable among which will
bo a $3,000 opera house and a $25,000
Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Abbott kindly remembered -
momborod Tin : BEU oflico with cake and [
cigars , on the occasion of the marriage of
their daughter Miss Myra to Mr. Craig-
milo. The newly wedded onoa started I
on their eastern trip yesterday morning.
"Tho angel rolled the stone away. "
Spiritual circle to-morrow ( Sundayaftor )
noon and evening , in Spiritual hall , at 2
and 7:30 : o'clock p. m. Entrance on
Main and Pearl streets , first stairway
south of postoflico , in Shugart & Beno's
block.
Dos Moines is the next point at which
the Chicago Church Choir company ante
to appear. It is to bo hoped that they
will have bettor success there financial ! ; '
and otherwise. There is great room fo :
improvement certainly in rendering thoi :
repertoire.
* t J. II. Nolligan , a young railway clerk
was arrested yesterday tor disturbing th
peace. It appeared that some drunken
fellow abused him with his tongue unti
forbearance ceased to bo a virtue an
than Nolligan thumped him. Ho was
accordingly discharged.
Ezra Motts was called before Justio
Vaughan yesterday on complaint of 0 ,
H. Mason , who charged him with steal
ing a house 12 by 1G foot. Ho was dis
charged , the evidence showing that then
was a contract between thorn , undo sr :
which Motts claimed the houso.
t /
B. Grab ] , who lias a tin shop on Uppo :
Broadway , is reported also as ono of til | 0
victims of the recent forger's career. Tli
fellow ployed the name trick there as i
the other stores , making some simple
purchases , and then presenting a chock
iu payment and getting about $15 in cur-
rpncy back.
A young man named Charles Lincli
was given a night's lodging atMr. Coorgo
Tucker's place , in Anderson , Mills coun
ty , and shortly after ho disappeared in
the morning a watch and razor were mis
sing. The young man was overtaken on
his way to Council Bluffs , and made to
give up the plunder , which ho had secret
ed ia his boots.
, The supervisors have instructed County
Attorney Wyiutor to commence suit
against Carroll county to recover the
amount of fines recorded
from parties
convicted in the court of Carroll county
after taking a change of venue from this
county. The case is not an indication
of any unfriendliness between the coun
ties , but a teat cose to settle certain
points of law about which thcro has
been much difference of opinion.
The monkey wrench man is reported
as in the city again. Ho is a character
. who winter before lust
spent in bother >
ing the police and
was frequently ar
rested for potty offenies , and always
booked as "tho monkey wrench man. "
He gained this title by his habit of bor
rowing a monkey wrench or other tool > ,
but generally a wrench , and then pawn
ing it for drinks. The last time ho lias
arrested for being dtunk
a fine railway
lantern was in hia possession , which ho
had not had time to pawn.
The liveliest sight on Broadway yester
day was caused by the running away pf
g team attached to a dirt wagon. A boy
named Partridge was driving , and as the
loaded wagon waa coming down Glen
avenue , by the old city building , achunk
of dirt fell oil' , striking thu heels of the
Itoraos. Th y turned into Broadway on
the run , turning BO quickly as to caiuo ina
wheel to give way ; dumping the boy of !
and covering him pretty well with dirt.
The horses continued their dash , until
they struck Shearer's niUk wagon , near
Main street , smashing that some , and
tbjNj they brpught up the rest of the
"wicked dirt wagon against the lamp-
jpost t Officer & Pusey'0 corner.
THE PEOPLE TO VOTE ,
Tbc Official Putting of the Question as
to a New Court Honsc a&d & Jail ,
How tlio Itnllotfl wilt llcnil.
The county board of suporvisorn con
cluded its session yesterday and adjourn
ed. Ono of the most important matters
of this session , in fact the moat import
ant , was tlio now court house anl now
jail project. The board has had some
difficulty in perfecting the plan , nndono
of the perplexities was in regard to
grounds. Between the present court
house and the vacant county lota stands
the Episcopal church , and it was the do
Biro that if the people should vote in
favor of the improvements , that this
piece of property could bo purchased by
the county , nnd thus plenty of ground
had for putting up the now buildings. It
was not known what the Episcopal
church folks would ask for the lot ; and
whether they would sell or not , and
some definite information was desired as
to this before the plans were carried fur
thor. That church has made an ofler
now to sell the ground for 5,000 in case
the county wants it , and at this figure
the property will doubtless br > bought , if
the proposition is carried nt the proposed
election.
As there are many misunderstandings
as to some of the details of the action of
< : gives boljw the reso
' Uon * adopted U full , so that the voters
) n..j jia.i. . . . . .u.vu to sco for themselves
just what they are to bo called upon to
decide by ballot.
WHKUIUH , It is a matter of vital in
terest end importance to the individual
citizens of this county , and to this
county as n municipality , that the public
records should bo safely preserved and
so guarded and protected from accidents
by lira or from theft , so that the citizens
may fool secure and free from anxiety on
this subject ; and
WHEKBAH , The present court house ol
this county , whore said public records
are kept , and the vaults in which the
same are placed , are doomed by thia
board not to bo fire-proof and as secure
as they should bo , and it is the mature
judgment of this board , after a thorougl
investigation into the security of salt
vaults , that in case of fire said records
are in a very unsafe condition and in
great and imminent peril of total des
traction ; and
WHKHEAS , The present court house is
insufficient and inadequate for the need
and demands of a largo and rapidly
growing county , both with respect to tin
arrangement , plan and accommodation
of the court and jury rooms , as also th
various county offices necessarily contained
tainod therein. Therefore , bo it
Jtcfiolvcd , By tlio board of supervisor
of Pottawattamio county , Iowa , that tin
following proposition shall bo submittci
to the legal voters of Pottawattami *
county , Iowa , at a special election to b
hold for that purpose on the 20th day o
February , 1884 :
1. Shall the board of supervisors
Pottamio county , Iowa , order the con
struction of a court house at the count
seat at a cost of $100,000 , and borroi
inonov thorofor by'tho issuance and negotiation .
gotiation of county bonds to the
amount , said bonds to bo for 31,000 oac ! 11 ,
and payable as follows : $40,000 in
years , $40,000 in 8 years , and $40,000 i :
i ) years , and $10,000 in 10 years afto
date , said bonds to draw M per cent interest
torest per annum , payable somi-annually
said bonds not to bo negotiated at los
than their face value , and shall the boar
of supervisors , when they make the firs
levy of taxes after the issuance * of sai d
bonds , and every year thereafter , for th to
term of six years , levy a tax of not toc
coodiug ono mill on the dollar for th c10
purpose of paying the interest o > 10n
said bonds , and shall said boari 1 ,
at the expiration of six yoai IB
from the first levy to bo made as nfon 3-
said levy a tax from year to year of BU fid 3f
ficiont amount to pay the principal an id
interest of said bonds as they same bi 0-
coma duo ?
' _ ' . Shall the board of supervisors < of
Pottawattamio county , Iowa , order tli 10
county jail at the county sent of sai id
county , at a cost of $40,000 , and borrow
money therefor by the issuance and nego
tiation of county bonds , said bonds to bo
for the sum of $1,000 , each payable six
years after date with interest at the rate
of 5J per cent per. annum , payable semiannual -
annual ! } ! nald bonds not to bo negotiated !
for IOJB than facial value , and shall said
board levy n tax of .j- .jof a mill on the
dollar , when the iirst levy of taxes is
made after the issuance of said bo > ds ,
and every year thereafter for the period
of five years , for the purpose of paying
intoroit on said bonds ; and shall said
board , after the period of five years from
the time of making said first levy , make
a levy sufficient to pay the entire amount
of piincipal and interest duo on said
bonds ?
All notes in favor of the first of the
two foregoing propositions shall bo en
titled "lor the issuance of court house
bonds and levy of tax to pay tlio same "ji , ,
or "against the court house bonds and
levy ot tax to pay the samo. " All votes
in favor of the second of the two fore
going propositions shall bo entitled "for
the issuance of county jail bonds and the
levy of tax to pay the same , " or "against
the county jail bonds and the levy of , a
tax to pay the samo. " And the county
auditor is hereby directed to cause prop ! *
or notice of the submission of said propo .
sition to bo duly published as by law for
such cased made and provided. '
Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting
a specialty , G04 S. Main at. , up stairs ,
June a Sample ,
To the Kdltor of Tun BEK.
Allow ino to congratulate you upon
being the first and only paper to give ' a
full and accurate account of the two
great and important ovenU of yesterday ,
viz. , tes of city waterworks and open /
ing of Dohanoy's now opera house ,
in The Nonpareil's meagre descrip
tion of the ono and total failure of com
ment on thu other , the contrasted dis.
pluy of ontorprito cannot fail to have its
eiiuct upon tlioau having tlio best inter
cut of our city in viow.
A DEB
Saturday evening as Richard Green , in
company with several others , were re
turning ffom n dance in the country ,
they were thrown from the buggy by its
tipping over while turning a corner , Mr ,
Oreen falling upon a barb wire fence , ra-
celvinjj a most painful cut over the right
eye. The gash extended from the center
of the forehead to below the light torn-
plo , cutting almost into the eye , and
tearing a piece of flesh out just above the
cheek bone. It was indeed a terrible
wound. Aftxsr coming to the city Dr.
Darnell was called and dressed the cut.
The accident happened near Marno. As
the buggy overturned , the team , a span
of mules , "lit out , " which resulted in
breaking n two-seated buggy nil to
pieces. This was a very unfortunate oc
currence all around. Walnut Bureau.
Attend Casady , Orcutt & French's
great sale , to make room for spring
stock. Prices way down.
1'KUSONAU
Mm. Kollogir , of Counul Muffs , 1 here v
ItliiR her nlntor , Mrs. Kiigono Finger , nml will
probably remain during the winter. Hnrlan
Tribune.
Mr. < T , II. Crrlg IcnvcH thin afternoon to
\lslt rolntUos.
Mr. O. D. Hooves , the veil-known ngricul
tural Implement man , IB ngaln at the 1'aclfic.
Mr. A. .T , Mandol was In Omnha yesterday.
H. J. GlasH , of Chicago , is stopping nt the
Ogdon.
II. 12. W. Campbell , of Boston , woo among
the comers to the Ogden yesterday.
II. Clarkaon , of Topeka , was nt the Ogclen
yesterday.
1'rof. Walter V. Harding , of Omaha , was In
the city yesterday.
JmnosA. Swopo , of Glonwood , Iowa , dined
nt the Ogden yesterday , and then wont across
the river.
John fierce , of Sioux City , was nt lloch
tola's yostonlay.
Mr. Phillip * , of Chlllicotho , Mo.won nttho
Pacific ycntordny.
W. F. Clo\oinnd and dnughter , of Shelby ,
were In the city yestordny , and nt the Pn
cific.
cific.O.
O. E. Moranof Lincolnwaa n Pacific house
giiost yesterday.
Col. E. Krotchmcr , of Cobnrg , WOB in the
city yestordny.
Prot. Storey U off on another trip to Dos
Moincs to look after the electric light there.
Private lessons on china given by S
D. Rohso. Studio No. 12 N. Main
atroot.
atroot.FAVOEED
FAVOEED BY FEIENDS ,
The marriage of Mr. James H. Crag
milo to Miss Myra Abbott , dnughtor o
Colonel and Mrs. E. J. Abbott , not only
called forth many hearty verbal express
ions of congratulations and well wishes
but the newly wedded ones were the recipients
cipionts of a largo number of beautifu
gifta. Among which were :
Decorated dinner set , E. J. Abbott.
Silver castor , Mrs. Abbott.
Cups and saucers , Miss Nellie Abbott
Silver castor , Mrs. L. Hammer.
Silver butter dish , Nettie Hammer.
Sot silver tea spoons , J. B. Spangl
and -wife , of Chotopa , Kansas.
Plush odor case , L. W. Bell , Soutl
Bend , Ind.
Decorated tea sot , employes baggag
department of the Union Pacilic.
Silver berry spoon , J. W. Phillips.
Sot silver spoons , W. F. Sapp an
wifo.
Silver butter dish , George Frum
Shelby , Iowa.
Fruit basket and plates , A. W. Luni
Marble top center table , John Lint
and H. C. Barnes.
Napkins , table cloth and spread , D
Mack and T. Bowman.
Silver knives and forks , Mr. and Mrs
G. Smith.
Lamp mat and toilet mats , Mi
Ella D. Spangle , Chetopa , Kansas.
Vases , Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman.
Pickle dishes , Mrs. Berry.
Lamp-mat , Miss Tracy Berry ,
Silver butter dish , Mr. and Mrs. Rose
cratis.
Fruit stand , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bick
Bed spread , Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ilico
Towels , Miss Kate Brown.
Table cloth , Mr. and Mrs. McMillon
Silver fruit knives , Misses Ellio an
Ella DuLong.
Flower holder , Miss Carrie Daniels.
Ottoman , Misses Celia and Mary Ba
sett.
Tidies , Mrs , J. 0 , Kimboll , of Omaha
Nob.
Nob.Silver
Silver and glass fruit dish , Thoodor
Lund.
Sofa tidy , Miss Cora Marble.
Six fruit plates , Mr. and Mrs. W. II
Marble.
Silver teaspoons , Mr. and Mrs.Charlo
OarghanBon.
Silver butterdish , Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
Olmmborlin , Omaha , Nob.
Berry dish , Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Myers ,
Logan , la.
Silver knives , Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Nichols.
Berry dish , Miss Clara Miller.
Tidy , Mrs. D. Gray.
Cream spoon , Mr. and Mrs. E. Schiok-
otanz.
DO/.OH napkins , Mis. E. P.
Silver spoon holder , Miss Annie Pot-
orson.
Dozen napkins , Mrs. J. Hammer.
Table cloth , Mr. and Mrs. White.
Hanging lamp , Mr and Mrs. J. D.
Nicholson.
Bottle of perfumery , J. 0. Dollaven.
Silver spoons , D. Maltby.
Dozen napkins , Mrs. J. Purcupilo ,
Lorain , Ohio.
The Homo Laundry makes a specialty
of first-class work and guarantees satis
faction. Olllco 107 South Main street.
A trial solicited.
BEOKEN PROMISES ,
When Will thu Union Pnoldo Kiar
Keep Faith With Council
Bhtffu ?
The warning was duly given by TUB
BEK before the passage of the ordinance
giving Union avenue to the Union Pacific -
cific , that there was little or nothing to
bo expected from the railway company in
nreturn for the § 40,000 gift. The out-
coino is oven more than was expected
The Union Pacific agreed to lay a double
track and run its dummy trains every
half hour. It has laid a single track and
pretends to run a train once an hour. It
was to run its "ferry" cars to Broadway.
It has not done so , and now as before ,
leaves hero to go clear to the transfer ,
while the only direct road there , and
only graded road leading directly there ,
has been given over to the railway. It
promised to have suitable accommoda
tions for patsongors. It has an unfin
ished and dreary building , with a few
benches in it , and evou this shelter
Wholesale
We Imve the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
Sock Protectors ,
Magnetic Insoles ,
Cork and Imitation Cork Soles ,
Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking ,
Heaton Button Fastners ,
Shoe Laces. Shoe Brushes ,
Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc ,
As we buy above goods of Manufacturers in large quantities for Spot
Cash , WP nre enabled to sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
412 Broadway. Council Bluffs. Town
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DKAuma IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
BULK AND BA1UIEI , IJilK , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIB
AND BEWKU PIPE.
Ho , 839 Broadway , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOILER.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ,
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
, OOTJ3XTOIXJ
TnTTTvT W "PATRTl ATTonNEY AT LAW. MANAOEK OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUN-
JUJ11N VV. Dh I.IVJU , TV. COLLECTION AGENCY. Office comer Broadway and Main street.
THTTAT T3PT\rn X * fn GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
UUJjLLN Drill U 05 UU , , 18 Main utrect and 17 Poatl stree
TV/r / A V" 11/1 flTTTJ CRESTON HOUSE.
1V1 n A. IVlUXllMi Hotel , 217 and 210 Main street.
TIT ? T p WTTTTP OFFICE ,
UIV t ) . J i VVm.XJj ) Corner Main and Fifth up-Btalre. Residence , 803 Willow avenue.
"NT QHWITT1 ? JUSTICE OF mn PEACE ,
J.'l OVJ D. U JLlnLI. Office ( nor American Express.
SO W A ma pt ) LIVERY AND FEED ,
. O VV XJVTLN Jjfl ) Will contract tor lunerala at reasonable ratea. 22 Fourth street.
J. M. ST. JOHN & GO-CASH BUYERS.
Pratt by return mall. 148 Broadway.
1 A POT ) TTnnTT MERCHANT TAILOR ,
O iiUUJj JXUUHt Stock Complete. Suits made nt reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St I
P1 "P Q MfTTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
CT. J. QI'IXJ.J1. Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and gpedflcotlona hirolahed.
T A MPQ PP A TVTPV MERCHANT TAILOR.
UjfcLLViJjC ) XJV-Q.iNJ-l.lt ArtUtlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway.
TTflA / L1 XT QOTCT FURNITURE STOVES.
UU VV Jl OS OU1N and HoiisehoM Supplies. 8o3 Broadway.
TTMTYP XT TTATJT ATTORNEYS
AT LAW ,
J-lliN JJ JL W HJa.Di.Lt James Block. Practice In state and federal courta.
Q ! TVTTT1 AT iTfM Ani11)atn honso , < 21 . . . . .
A ? ) and423Broadway. L. SovereignProp. P. J.Mont-
AIM 11 All I U LVl
O Komery , M. D. Plnelclan.
PTYWTHNT T AT3T3HTT1 JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE ,
JJ-UVVliN U. JJ.D.DU 111 Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 416 Broadway.
TJPTTPTJP TTnTTQP SMITH & NORTON ,
IlJIlVJuIlIJ HUUOIJ , Broadn ay opposite New Opera Uouso. Refitted 81 , Jl.BO pet day
A'Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Goal
STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES !
Being loft over , must bo sold at your own prices. I need
IMIISZIEID IR G-S I
to nil contracts. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
. GALLAGHER.
OESiFfc. ESS.
New Store , Freeh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendant.
{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
is not open to the public. Often
passengers , oven ladies and children ,
aru obliged to stand upon the platform
in storm and cold for a half or three-
quarters of an hour , while the locked
door prevents their access to the fire in
doors. Such are only samples of the
way the Union Pacific has kept its prom
ises. An OXOUBO has been made by the
nldormanio godfathers of the scheme ,
that the company had until the first of
January to lay its double track and got
other conveniences , but oven that time
has past , and now the excuse is given
that there is too much frost. The fact is
the Union Pacific will only make good its
promises when forced to , and the present
city authorities are not in very good
shape to force the company. The com
pany promised little enough in return
for $40,000 worth of property , and even
that little has not boon kept.
OAUGHT IN OEESOENT OITY ,
Jim Snodilorly nntl Micky Hank Ai <
roitoil fur DurRlarizlnK the
I'ONtntlloo ,
The Eonaational safe-blowing and robbery -
bory of the Orescent postofllco ia followed
by the report that four fellows have been
arrested for committing the crime , and
that among them are the well-known
Jim Snoddorly and Micky Hand , of this
city. Both have rather bad records
hero , and yet Snodderly has boon
charged with many more crimes than ho
has ever boon convicted of. Itia claimed
that they got a boy hero to take them to
Orescent Oily a day or two before the
burglary , and this fact and the circum.
atanco of their being out in the woods ,
and having a mysterious bag , auppoaea
to contain burglars' tools , led to their ar
rest
Snoddorly and Hank claim that they
went out trapping , and that the bag con
tained a lot of traps , which they vroro
netting in the woods , and that they , of
course , know nothing about the burglary ,
A Sere Throat or > Cough , If Buffered
to progress , often reeulta In lucurable throat
or lunr trouble.ownV UrvnthM 2VocA "
inutaiit rellei.
Frank Stoner was brought before Jus
tice Vaughn yesterday , on a charge of
stealing a Masonic pin from R. P. Mack
Ho was found guilty and was eont to
jail for four days , being unable to
pay the $15 fine imposed. Ho was also
charged with assaulting Mack.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , such u Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board *
, etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate ot TEN CENTS PEll LINE for the Bret Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent In.
eertion. Leave adtcrtlsemenU at our office , No. 7
Pearl Street , near Broadway .
WANTS.
W ANTED Boy , with ponj , toiMUorTiiH linn.
'VS/'ANTED Experienced dining room gl'l Wace
IT 115. per moult , Ogdeu lloiuo , Councjl Bluffs
hiery tody in Council BluRato take
WAN1KD Uellnrcd by carrier at only twenty
cent * week.
TT7ANTED An act > e man In Nebraska to look
TT fBf ( the business cf one of the best mutu.
heneflo'arv ' life usu anpe conipan'es ' now lniorpor
atiut. lUfvrennes required. Literal pay for the
right man. AiidretaJ. W. UtKOfll.e Council Uluffn
IOKO.
OLD I'APEHS For vale at BKE olllce , at 2icuiU
a hundred ,
TpOB SALE CHEAP Agooleiloon , will blocked
J ? good tlxturm good location , two pool tablet.
Chatlea Lelbold. 40ailroadHa > .
FOn SALE The wliclo era vialf Interest In a gen
eral incrchandUo ftoic , doing good buslncsD
( lood and sutllcleut reasons fnr belling. Aodr s
\V. ti , DEB otltcc , Cnuiull flufTs , Iowa.
TfJlOHHENl A Urge , latiUsonicj furnished room
JL' t flifl Klr > t a > cnuv , tw o bio -k from IWortli e.
KENT Two flnel ) furnUhed roonu , fclnglu or
en suite , 301 H. Oth ttreet , cor. 3rd , avumc.
To Kent. Cell n S , W , Kcr u on
DKSKUODJI
Mrs , HJ , , HiltOD.M. . D ,
PHYSICIAN & SUKfrEON ,
923 Middle Broadway. Council Bluffs.
R , Rice M. D.
n 1 lT/1TnO or other tumon removed without the
uAUubilUi kn o or diawlngoj blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over thirty ) can practical experience. Office Ji o.
6'1'earl Direct , Council liluOii
fjTCoiuultatlon tnv
Empkie Hardware Co
109 and lll'.S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
II ATS , CAPS BUGK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
HOUSES , LOTS AMD LANDS
JEJold.
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
* "
No. 4 Pearl Street , ' COUNCIL BLUFFS.
BEOHTELE'S
uropean
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 BECB TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ,
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IB E IMI O "V El 3D
THEIR BUSINESS TO
Omaha , Neb. , January 1st ,
HAVING SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND ,
St.
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOAN 1 REAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PAPER
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HEATING SY <
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of extiaordiuary Fine Carvers.
DeVOL & WRIGHT,504 Bf2ateCdet10and
WHY DON'T YOU
OKTSJJIE OF
FITOH BROTHER'S CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Beet and Clieapc8t.JL.Fino Linen Collars and Cuffs.
No. 715 Fourth. Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
In allourBocts and Shoes , regardless of. Quality. Don't miss this
chance. S A. PIEilCE. lOOMnin Surer.
] DR. THOMAS JEFFERIS ,
No. 623 Sixth avenue , Council DluffB , Iowa.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
-run VJAKS" KXprHigsci1 ; mir.Tr TURD A HKS-
or Covvcik Hurra.
Dlagnoela ( diseased conditions describe * ! ) without
quetii lonlng. There are hundreds ot witnctuos to the
( act that the blind are restored , the deaf made to
hear , alior > aral\sl8 and rheumatism of months and
jeare standing frequently curtd In 2U minutes' time
through pnycliio mesmeric , spirit or soul force ,
"These things were not done In a corner. "
The only reliable proven tail ve and cure for dlph.
therla known ( keep It on band ) . The best catarrh
remedy In use. Small pox pretenUttve superior to
\accmatlon. Ktcrycase of Indigestion ( deep. pels )
cured time required one to s > ! x weeks. Old ulcers ,
commonly called can ecru remo\ed without the use
of the knife. In fact all acute and chronla dLieises
oucccnefully treated.
1 he records of mortality show ( hat Dr. Jefferlea U
the moat successful i raUlcioner ol me Mrlnu In the
western country. III ) greatest succtus has bern In
cases that has battled the eklll of otner doctors , as
u ell as causing despair and financial ruin In many
cases.
TKUM3 UEAbONABI.K.
No charge for consultation by letter or otherwise.
Inclose rtaiuii where answers to letters are required.
liest kind of rcfernces given.
jtiT Tenons free from contagious disease will be re
iei cd into hit Institute of Health for ticatment.
JACOB Sllia E. P. CADWELL.
8IMS& . CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Main Htreet , Iloomn 1 and tihugart & Ho-
Uahou'i Block. Will practice ia State and edrnl
aourti
W. R. VAUCHAN.
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Real e UU and collection agency , a Odd Fellowi
oak , orer Byingi Bulk. , Jinfif-
JOSEPH GAOrHEGAN.
AND
-COAL
Corner llain street and I\lghth aumif , Coun
Bluffs.
trLnwest ratea and prompt delivery
WINTERRESORT.
_
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Ouii-o oar KTo 3tr , xr.
Wo irua antco the cure of the following named dls-
seases , or no liay : lllieumatlsm , Scrcfula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a I nlood and klndiseaiea , Drr | > epaia , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Oout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , Theai Springs are the favorite
resort of the tired anj debllitatjul , and are the
FEEBLE LADItS BhSl FUIEND ,
Good hotel , lltery and bathing accomodatlon both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wabiah railway , at
E\ona , or 0. , B. & Q , at Albany. CorrosiKmdenca
solicited , UUV. M. U. THOMPSON.
Manager.
8 Uoam Springs , Oora.'P. 0.Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity , 10023
Reaction . .Neutral
Carbonic Acid Gas , , . . , , . , . , Sfl In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Grains
Carbonate Iron , , .741 '
Sulphate Magutsla , , ,3fb8
Sulphate Cald im IU8
ChlorldeSodlum , . , 7,260
Sllllca 1,668
.Alumina . . , .0,018
Organloand Volatile matter and loss , , , 1,4(9
Total eclidt per gallon , . . , . . . . . . . . . 87,174
Wiuour A. MKKHIU. , ChemUUi
THOU. orricaB , u. u. rc T ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Dlufli . . U.
Establishea - - 1856
Dealer * In Foreign a d Jtbittlc Ixtiitc aid
Ilome becuntita
