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THE DAILY BEE-COQNC1L BLUFFS , MONDAY , JANUARY 21 , 1884.
THE DAILV BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , Jaiii 21 ,
rf IUTES :
By Carrier M rents per week
By Mil . - $10.00 per Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Foarl street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnoll's.
Justice Abbott has dismissed the Sio-
bold assault case.
Rov. A..Ambroso preached from the
Baptist pulpit yesterday.
It cost Mat O'Brton $7.00 to interview
Judge Aylosworth Saturday. A plair.
drunk.
W. Culp , for being drunk , is to appear
in the superior court this morning or for
feit 810.
The young men are planning for a re
turn leap year party to offset some of
these qivon by the young ladies.
Andrew Hill , arrested for unmercifully
beating a team of horses , was fined $5.00
nnd costs by Justice Schurz yesterday.
J. M. Matthews , county superintend
ent of schools , has appointed his wife as
deputy , and the ofllco is to bo at thoit
residence.
Old man Gibson , whoso frcquou )
drunks have caused his family no much
trouble , was sobering off in the cooloi
yesterday.
Some floot-footod ntocds belonging tc
William Wood , of Beatrice , Nob. , are ex
pected soon to bo put in training at the
driving park.
Several pairs of skates have bqon taken
from the reception room of the ice-skat
ing rink , sneak thieves having doubtless
been the plunderers.
These who are now running billiart
and pool tables without the needful H
conacs are now to bo brought to the fronl
and dealt with according to the law.
Mrs. Kennedy , widow of the late
Richard Kennedy , desires through Tin
BEE , to express her thanks to these wht
\\rero \ so kind during his fatal illnoss.
The fmo residence of Mr. Jonathai :
Uhl , in Shenandoah , burned to the
ground last Wednesday. It was insurot
for § 1,500 and the contents for § 500.
The Emerson Ohroniclo predicts a drj
summer. The "wholesale liquor houao'
of the place linn been sold under the con
stable's hammer for § 7 , and the stool
scattered among the several purchasers
r
Among the latest donations to tin
\i \ Homo of the Friendless are : J. D. Ed
munson ? 5 , Henry Eisoman § 5 , J. H ,
Burroughs § 5 , Mayor Bowman 85- -
Some eight or ton donations of clothing
have also boon received.
Mrs. I. T. Ware , the principal of the
Bloomer school building , has been taker
ill with what threatens to prove diph-
'thcri.t , nd lionco there will bo no school
in her room to-day , no substitute having
been secured/
W. H. Strickland , business managoi
of Shook & Collin's Lights O'London.
was iii the city Saturday arranging foi
the appearance of the company hero noxi
Friday and Saturday cvoninga. Tin
show lias a fine reputation and will drav
packed houses.
Adjourned mooting of the YoungMon'i
Christian association at their rooms , No
12 Main street , this evening , at 7:30. : I
ia hoped as many members will bopreson
A3 possible , as arrangements are to bi
nuado for a roROption to bo given the nov
general secretary , Harry Ourtia.
W. K. Cooper has commenced a sui
ngaintt Mills county for § 20,000 as dam
ages sustained by his wife by the break
ing of a bridge in Anglorson lownshi ]
while passing over it two years ago las
Fourth of July , Mrs. Cooper having booi
u helpless invalid over ninco.
Jim Snoddorly and Mickey Hanks , ar
rested on the charge of cracking the safi
of the Crescent City postoflico , ante
to have a hearing before Judge Ayloa
worth to-dav. It is predicted that the ;
will bo discharged , unless moro ovidonc
is obtained against them than what i
now in the hands of the prosecution.
At a citizens mooting hold at Noel
Friday last , a committee was appointo
to consider what action-mould bo taken i
regard to the question ot a now coui
house and jail. This committee is t
meet at the Pacific house to-morro1
morning at ton o clock , and all person
interested in the recon t action of th
l > pard of supervisors are invited to met
with thorn.
W. H. Mullano , late of the Noola R <
porter , has now settled at Persia , a liv
little town about thirty miles from tli
Bluffs. Ho now sends forth the fin
number of his new paper , "Tho Porsl
Post , " an attwtivo and newsy sort t
sheet which bears evidence in its co
umna that its editor has onthusiasticall
devoted himself to booming Persia. Th
wideawake merchants of that place wil !
therefore , BOO it to their advantage t
heartily support the enterprise.
There is such a thing s a man Loin
too polite at the wrong time. A polisho
young gontlomah , arrested for disturbin
the peace , was finally lot off by Judg
AyJ sworth , Jn his rush of gratoft
feelings the young man gushed oul
"Thank you. your honor , I am ver
much obliged , and I hope I shall have a
opportunity \ reciprocate some day ,
The hope is probably a vain ouo , as thor
taems M little promise of the young ma
being & judge as there is that hi
loner will over bo arrested for disturbing
10 peace.
The firm of S. W. Ferguson it Co ,
nco their establishment hero , have been
otng a rushing business in placing G per
cut loans , Now the firm has been
trongthonod , and its working capacity
ncroascd by the addition of two now
members , J. N. Oatorlitul and J. II.
Vhoolor. Mr. Ostcrlind is a young
inn , who has had much experience , and
who has a wide acquaintance among busi-
loss men. Ho was formerly located at
Creston , and has since boon * in the bank-
ng business in Center City , Nob. Mr.
Vhoolcr needs no introduction to the
iubllc , his long connection with the Og-
, on houao having made his name and
ace familiar. His extended acquain-
anccshlp and well-known activity make
lini a valuable addition to the firm.
Another showing was given by the
water works company Saturday after
noon. It was an informal test at the
argo building of David Bradley & Co.
loso'Vas * attached to the adjacent hy-
Irant and a solid stream of over an inch
n diameter thrown about twenty-five
cot above the building , which is itself
evenly feet in height. This was with
imply the reservoir pressure , the fire
irosauro not being put on. Mr , Loomis ,
vhon asked by TUB Bin ; if ho was satis
fied with the test , remarked that ho waa
lot the ono that was trying the watoi
.nd . modestly declined to speak for the
city officials , but from other remarks he
tvas evidently pleased. Ho pronouncoc
, ho stream an excellent ono , and as af
orditig bettor fire protection than thai
part of the city had had. The strcan
did not spray as it did on the provioui
cat and seemed in all respects mucl
nero satisfactory.
THE OHOIR SINGERS ,
They Closed tliclr EngnKfinont Here
HftvltitflVon Ijlttlo Favor With
the I'uhllc Financial
and Other Troubles.
The Chicago Church Choir company
gave their closing entertainment Satur
day ovoning. It was a matter of regro
that such a company should have booi
secured to open the opera house hero
and the entertainment they gave on tin
opening night was a sad disappointmonl
.o the people , but the press of the city ,
with the exception of Tnu BEE , assuroc
: ho public that the next evening's enter
lAinmont would bo far superior , and r
small audience gathered on the soconi
night. The company did appear to hot
.or advantage , but still there was noth
of marked merit , and Saturday after
noon aud evening they gave two inert
entertainments. The audiences won
small , the house chilly , and there wai
little comfort or ploaaing features to tin
occasions , beyond the satisfaction whicl
Boino had for the first time of satisfyinj
their curiosity by seeing the interior o
Lho now opera house , in which so mucl
interest is taken and pride felt. Mis
Bocbo , vrho has been the principal at
traction of the company , now sever
lior connection with them and return
to Chicago. She has indoct
talent , but she was placed at a great dis
advantage hero by being so poorly sup
ported.
The company expected to leave yesterday
day morning for DCS Moincs , but semi
inancial ombaraBsmonts are reported a
, ho reason of their detention. It appear
, hat some of the best members of thi
ompany became dissatisfied with tin
management and left bpforo the compan ;
reached hero , and this weakened tli
troupe so that their entertainments won
not so satisfactory as before. Afto
reaching hero , it is naid , tno receipt
were drawn upon to moot some Omahi
claims which wore loft unsettled , and si
they were drained of their moans , leaving
ing the company a liltlo short , and moa
of yesterday was spent in trying to got t
settlement of hotel bills so as to got the !
baggage away from the hotel. It is als
stated that several of the members o
the company had become so diBSatisfioi
that they intended to leave the organize
tiou hero , in any ovont.
A. B. AV est Iina now gone to Shonandonh t
tnlto hla old railway position thoro.
Mr. aud MrH. llobort Hawthorn , of Atclil
BOH , Kan , , nroisltliig their Undo .Toll
Hawthorn , of this city.
Flaloy Uurko.of Orange Grove , spent Sun
day uith his relations anil old friomls hero.
V. I. Phillips , of Missouri Valley , was I
the city Saturday.
A. Mayor , of Now York , U at the Pacific
W. H. Bonostool , ono of the promtnon
grain men and millers of Jauosvlllo , WIs
spent Sunday in this city.
Win. II. Hamilton , of Now York , fa at tli
Ogilon ,
A. Oolkor , a merchant ot Arcadia , has booi
unending a tow Jays In the city , stopping i
liochtoloV , hla wlfo accompanying him.
Mr. J. P. Hulott , clilof clerk at iho U. 1
hotel , nt the transfer , hai returned from hi
southern trip. '
A. B , Avery , O. 0. Xlnn and 0. 0. Ma ;
hon , a trio of Wulnutiru , were at liechtelo
yesterday.
Charles II. Miller , of Loavonworth , a mi
llncryman , was at Dechtolo'd yesterday.
J. H. Kiel , of Llniler & Kiel , Sioux Fall
Dakota , who has boon upending a few ilaj
yltlttng old friends hoio , left last night f (
homo ,
They Nocil Help.
There are many cases of worthy poi
sons needing help , but ono sutlcring fan ;
ily is reported as especially dosorvin
and needy. The family name ia Oahikc
vilz , and the residence at No , 101 Porii
avoimo. They nro Polanders , and at
rived in this city two or three years ago
The husband , who ia an industrious man
lias boon iying sick in hla bed , and need
ing skillful medical attendance and care
ful nursing in order to uavo his life
Thus deprived of an incoiuM ut the vor
time of year when needs are the greatest
with sicknoas and its consequent oxtr
nooda , the family is in great distress
Affairs are made worse by the fact tha
the woman soon expects to bo a mother
The good people of Council Blulla , a
well aa the authorities , should do some
thing at ouco in this matter , and if tin
facts are as represented to TUB BE
prompt relief should bo given in BOIII
a form.
THE WALL PAPER POOL ,
Vlmt n Council IJlnfTs Dealer Has to
Buy About It ,
"I see THE BF.B had , the other day ,
uito an article on the wall paper
ineflu , " remarked ono of Council
Muffs heaviest dealers in that line ,
"Well , what about it ? "
"Why , there's just this much about it.
Some of the things that wore said wore
right , but there wcro some other
hings that were all wrong. The
firticlo made out that there was n big
> eel , and competition was choked
ff , etc. "
"Well , isn't there ouch a pool ? "
"Yea , there is a pool. That's all right ,
> ut then it can't control everything.
There are a number of manufacturers and
obbcrs whodon't belong to the pool at all ,
md the pool cannot control them , They
can sell at whatever prices they choose
nd the pool can't help iUolf. Some
irms who were in the pool last year are
out of it this year , and some who were
out last year are in this year. If a firm
Junks they can do bettor by giving into
.ho pool they do BO ; if not , they keep
out.
out."Well , what is the real truth abouttnis
pool , as you understand it ? "
"yVoll , there is a pool , and there are
Ixod prices on all pool paper. There is
what is known as the maximum price.
Anybody can buy at that , whether they
belong to the pool or not. The other is
bho minimum price that is for these who
buy GOO rolls , say , of ouo kind of paper.
Anyone can buy at the minimum price ,
If ho takes a quantity largo enough. It
don't make any difioronco whether the
dealer belongs to the pool or not. If ho
buys the required quantity ho gets the
mininum prico. "
"What advantage is there , then , for a
jobber to belong to the pool ? "
"Just this ad vantage : If ho putsl,000
cash into the pool , ho is entitled to a
discount of ton per cent on the regular
pool prices. If ho puts in § 2,000 ho
got fifteen per cent discount , and that is
the lowest that anybody can got. "
"But if they belong to the pool they
cannot buy outside goods , can they ? "
"Yes , at least they do , and no fuss is
made about it. Some papers , hand
made , for instance , are not considered
by the pool at all. If a member of the
pool wants to buy any outside goods ho
could do so , but what's the object ? By
getting the per cent off pool prices , ho
gets his pool goods cheaper than ho can
got outside goods. Besides that the
pool restrictions are off from July to
September , and you can buy or sell at
whatever prices you want to. "
"Did you notice that a Chicago paper
man on being recently interviewed said
there was imposition being practiced 011
the public in regard to paper-hanging ,
that people had to pay double what they
ought because the h.ingers have a union ? "
"Yes , that may bo BO in Chicago , but
hero and in Omaha there is no such
trouble. There is no union that I know
of. I pay my men by the week , nnd I
know that on lots of jobs at the prices
charged hero , there is no money made on
the hanging. "
"You think then that the pool does
not do away with competition ? "
"Why , no ; It can't do away with ii
altogether , for outside factories start up
every year , and they can sell at what
they please , and dealers can buy whore
they please. There are a good many
reasons for classing the pool as a monop
ply , and all that. That is all right , bu
it isn't strong enough a monopoly yet tc
control the trade and rule the market
It simply controls the goods which arc
made by members of the pool. There ic
competition , and plenty of it. "
How Children Hnd "Fun. "
On a summer day , they went to play ,
Douiithe road to Deacon Jones 'mature ;
Dick climbed the tree , Via looked HO gay ;
The hours were spent in tun and laughter.
That nlglit thjso joung or en yelled with pain ,
Yea , thu funny Dick nnd Victoria ;
The grilles were of the green ninila kind ,
Ilut quickly cured by CASTOUIA.
Private lessons on china given by S
D. Rehso. Studio No. 12 N. Main
stroot.
stroot.COFFEE
COFFEE FOE FIEEMEN ,
The Crcstou Department tictfl nn Ex
ample fur Council HIuilVi.
The chiefs of the fire department a
Crcston have hit upon a pretty gooc
idea. In fighting fires in cold weather
the flro lads , whoso duties are arduous
under any circumstances , but particu
larly in cold weather , are naturally
tempted to fill up with stimulants to help
them through. Realizing this , an arrangement -
rangomont 1ms been made by which a
largo cofl'oo bailer is attached to the
steamers , so that when the boys start oul
the colfoo begins cooking , and is kept hoi
during the progress of the fire , BO thai
the boys can have hot coffee as often as
they cheese until the blaze is over. Whai
little expense there is to the scheme is
berne by the city. Although the Coun
cil BluiTs department is a very temperate
ono , still hot cofl'oo would not bo amiss
hero. Now that the water works are to
bo used in putting out blazes , the steam
ers will not bo called out no often , but il
would bo little trouble or expense for the
hose carts to bo provided with some sim
ple collbo boiler , and these could bo usot
when occasion required long or hard ser
vice. Perhaps it would bo a still bettor
Scheme to provide a cofl'oo urn for the
policemen. In some respects they scorn
to noon coffee moro than do the fireman ,
judging from the way snino of the force
gulp down stimulants. How would it defer
for the Woman's Christian Temperance
union , or spmo of the prohibitory clubs
to turn their attention for a moment to
sonio such plan as thu , a little moro prao
tical , at least , than many on which they
spend much time , thought and treasures
Sot up the coileo and try it.
" Ti3 a fiot ol features , n complexion
Tlio tlncturo of a akin thitt I mlmlro , "
Turning 1'o/zonl'a complexion powder ,
Fairest charms vuu will ncuuito
Mrs. A. Bryan , drosamakor. Cutting
a specialty , C04 8. Main at. , up stairs.
Bonsntiou lu Musical Circles.
riTTHiiuuo , Pa. , Jan. 7. 1881.
J. Mueller , Esq. , Council BluOs , Iowa.
Dear Sir : Wo mail you eomo of our list
of customers aud little book of Ilardman
Pianos. If you get up anything of the
sort please mail us copies.
We are handling tko Ilardman as our
btsl J'lnnos and put it squarely in com
petition with the Steinway , Ohickoring ,
Kuabo 1'mnos , and with the greatest sue-
RUBBERS !
Onr speech ia short , but to the point. Best Chicago discounts every day in tlio
year on
Rubber Boots , , Shoes ,
AND ARCTICS.
Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They are made by the
NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO ,
Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and
3XT11A WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders.
TIBIIEi
Or second quality Boots wo are introducing are better than many so-called firs
quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on thorn.
Z. T. LINDSEY < & CO. ,
412 Broadwav , Council Bluffs Iowa.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DKAT.KIIS IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
BULK AND BAimEI , LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR
AND BEWKR PIPE.
No , D39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOILER.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ,
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . - IOWA.
, OOXTTXTOIXJ
TnTTW W T3ATD"n ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF roTTAWATTAMiE COUN-
UUH1N VV. D-tLLIUJ , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Ollice corner Broadway and Jl ln street.
JOHN BENO & 00 GENEllAI , MERCHANDISE.
, , 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street.
CHE3TON HOUSE. 4t
MAX
MOHN
, Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street.
DR. J. F. WHITE. Corner Main and Filth up-atalra. OFFICE Kosldenco , , 609 Willow avenue.
JU&TlUi : OF THE PEACE ,
N. SOHTJRZ , Oaico i ur American Kxprcaa.
W A ft MPT ? LIVKHY AND FEED ,
SO YV-Q.UlN.Dib ) will contract tor funeralu nt reasonable ratca. 22 Fourth street.
J , M. ST , JOHN & OO..OASH BUYERS , IS
Draft by return null. 140 Itroadnav.
MEIICIIANT TAILOR ,
JACOB KOCH. Stock Cotni.icto. Sultn made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St. )
CONTUACTOU AND BUILDER ,
G , F , SMITH , Corner 7th and llroailway. Pinna and specifications furnished.
HEUCHANT TAItOH.
JAMES FRANEY. Artlatlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
LINDT & FART
, James Block. Practice In etato and federal courts.
C ! A "OTTT1 A T ? 1TT1WT Andbatn house , 421 and423Broad ay. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J.MonV
ibiM 11 Alt 1 U iVl gomerr. M. P. Physician.
TTlWTW T A "DTJOTT1 JUSTICE OK THE PEACE ,
JjJJYVll'l U. Jn.JjDUXJ.t Notarr Publloand General Conve > ancer. 41SBroadway.
rrnTTQP SMITH & NORTON ,
HU U OIjj Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted $1 , $1.60 per daj
A'Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Coal
! STOVES ! STOVES !
Being loft ever , must bo sold at your own prices. I need
iixiimiD E , .G-S i
to fill contracts. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538. Broadway.
Now Store , Freeh Goods , Low Prices an j 1'ollto Attendants.
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel ,
AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE ,
THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
OF WATEHLOO , IOWA ,
] ' rtuelderecl the bolt 22.500 In case of deathand j | 000 endowment nt the expiration ol ten jrarn. ASSO S.
iinitd pnjablo according to uttr. MM. Olive Filley the agent lll call anil explain the plan upon your '
< Hii.it. Direct } our cornmuulcatlona to iii Vine St. Council Utull * I a.
cuss. Within a month wo have traded
Ilardman Pianos for throe Stoiuways.ono
Ohickoring and two Knabes , and our
Ilardman grand is now used by nearly all
bur resident playoru at their concerts. It
has taken a good deal of work to over
come the prejudice in favor of the old
standards , but wo have done it hero , and
if a number of Ilardman agents in the
larger cities would handle the piano on
the same basis it would soon occupy a
first position thoa they would sell
easier and wo would got prices nearer
their value. Hope you are having a good
sale for them. Yours ,
MKLLOH , HOH.NI : & HKIHUUKH.
Heat Estate Transfers.
The following doooj vroro filed for re
cord in the recorder's office , January
10 , reported for the BEE by P. J. Mo-
Mahon , real cstato agent :
Shoritl'toShugart Implement company ,
part nwi se | , 12 , 7510. . 838.03.
II. S. Gallagher to Win. Farrell , lot 8 ,
block 2 , Woston. § 700.
Blair Town Lot and Land company to
John Evans , jr. , ni no ] , 11 , 74 , UO.
§ 800.
John Dohany to W. Siedontopf. Lot
17 , block 50 , Railroad addition.14. .
Win. FaiToll to H. S. Gallagher. Lot
10 , block 2 , Weston. $700.
Sheriff to Ainsworth & Waterman ,
part of 1) ) , 77 , 09. 8321.37.
I. Affleck et al , to James P. Smith , w
i no ] and el nwj , 12 , 74 , 41. § 3,600.
0. 11. I. & P , railroad company to
Ellen Johnson , uwi noj , 32 , 7" , 43.
Julia A. Flowers to Oeorgo M. Smith ,
oj sw [ , 24. 74 , 30. § 21.
James Moore to Clarissa A. Soltor ,
part so ] so | , 24 , 74 , 30. § 000.
Total sales , § 7,825.30.
lor seven years Allen's Brain Tooil hair
ttood the stronKoat tentnatoltainerltaln curing
rerviwue a , Nervous Debility nnd restoring
lo t IIOWOM to the Generative System , ami. In
no luitauco ha * It ever falledi test It. 81 ; 0
for 85.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special adtrertlsementii , Etich as Loet ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board-
lag , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TON CENTS Pffll LINK Jor the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PEK LINE for each subsequent In-
Bcrtlon. Lcn\o adiertlwmonta at our office , No. 7
Pearl B > r ot , near DroaJwav
WANTS.
, alttt pouj , to diSior TUB IBB.
WANTED Experienced dining ruini girl Waves.
(16. per niouUi , Ogdcn Houtc , Council Dlufls
own. _
Evvry bouyiu Council Dlutlsto take
WANTUD Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
"VT7ANTKD An act t email In Nebraska to lee )
TV after the bualnen of ono ot tlio best mutm
liencflclarv Ufa ii U' neo comiianU'S now Incorjior
ated. Ilufcrcnnct r < xulri | l. Liberal pay for tlio
right man. Aiidre > s J , W , UEK otll.o Council
/ \M ) I'Al'EUS-For sale at btx olllte. at 2S.cuiU
W a hlnulrt-il ,
_ . - . . . . . n , neil stocked ,
J. ' good flxturus good location , two pool tablet.
duties Lelbolcl. 4Mlltoady. .
T0 SALE The whole or a iiall Interest In a gen.
JL1 eral merchandlso stole , doing good business ,
flood and lulllcltnt reasons lor telling. Address J.
\V. B. , lUn olllfe , Cnunell Blags , Iowa.
" * *
OK HUNT A large , i.audsomo ! ) furnbhrd room
at 6 9 Kiri > t a > rnue , two bloiksfrom IVstoQUe.
T * oMnely turitlshcd rooms , single or
en suite , 30ih. Uth street , cor. 3rd , avenue.
UO3U-TO Unit. CalUnaW. rersuson ,
DUSK
88 1'earl tt.
SALE One Urjro sorrel Hor/e , w. Ight UOO
FOR . 8 J oar * old. A. J. Jlsndvl , 335 Broad-
way.
I Imoafewcnok and buatlugst > r Ml
STOVES which I willcloie. outatgreat reductions.
A.J UaudeL
Mrs H J Hilton n D
, , , , , , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
223 Mlddlo Broadway. Council Bluffs ,
R. Eice M , D.
or other tumors removed without ( he
kollo or dra Ing of blood.
DISEASES olWudsaspeoUlty ,
,
inef thirty jtars practical exp tleaco. Office no.
6 r arl street , Count.ll lilultn
Empkie Hardware Coin
fl
in ( I ware
109 and 111S. [ Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
k $
w
Sold. *
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
: E . j. TVEoiTviryv y : > Tvr
Ho. 4 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. A
BECHTELE'S
uropean Hot
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 BECE TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos , 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale Dealers
Liquor . ,
OP COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IB IE IMI O "V IE3
THEIIl BUSINESS TO
Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1884 ,
UAV1NO SECURED WEST & FIUTCHER'S OLD STAND ,
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOU im ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County.
GBOSVENQR & GUNN ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
: s TOOLS
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of exti aordinary Fine Carvers.
504 Broadway , and 10 and
, 12 Main Street ,
WHY DON'T YOU
OETSDME OF
Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapest.Jil'ino Mucn Collars and Cuds.
STo. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
In all our Boots aud Shoes , regardless of Quality. Dnn'fc miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
DR. THOMAS JEFFEEIS ,
No. 123 Sixth avenue , Council BluHs , Iowa.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
TmOTY-W K i KAES' E\I > XIK.NCE ; THIRTY TVARS A RES
IDENT or Coc.vciti BLVIX& . .
Diagnosis ( dlscaned condltlocs de cril > oil ) without
questioning. There are hundreds oi witnesses to the
( act that 1110 blind arn mtored , the deal made to
hear , alia paral ) sis and rheumatism ot months and
> cars standing frequently cured In 20 minutes' tlmo
thtouKh iMclilo mesmeric , sjilrlt or soul force ,
"Thuso things were not done In a comer , "
Ttioonly reliable iiretcntatlvoaui ! cure for diph
theria known ( keep U on hand ) . The best catarrh
remedy In use. hmall jox prevcntatm superior to
tacclnatlon. Kterycaso ol Indigestion ( despipsbi )
cured- time required one to six tk . Old ulcers ,
commonly called cuiccrs removed without the use
olthu kmff. In ( act all acute and chronlo dUe sca
successfully treated.
Ilia records ol mortality show that Dr. JcHeilts la
the moit successful iirwtlcloner ol mo Heine In the
western country. His ( jreateU success hns been In
cuscs that has bullied the skill uf ulber due-tors , m
well aj causing despair andllnuictol ruin in many
coses.
TKIUIS 11EASONABLE.
No charge for consultation by letter or otherwise.
Inclosertawp where aninurs to letters are required.
lies' kind of rctcrnces ghen.
Sir 1'ersons free from contagious disease will bo re
ceived Into hlslnstltutauf Health for tieatuicnt.
JACOB SIMS. r , l > . CADWELL.
SIMS A , CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Ualn Street , Hooms 1 aud Hhugtit & Ito-
Mahou't Block. Will practice lu mate aud wlrrtl
oourUW.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs ,
Beat estate and collection ijcncy , n Old Fellows
ock , over SivlDj * lliuk. , Jir.Sf-
JOSEPH
AND
-COAL
Corner Muln slreUand Eighth aienuc. Coun
Bluffs.
nt rates and prompt delivery
WINTEBRESORT. _
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
. . * ' -fcjt % > X" UNT jc d v
We uua-antea the cuie ot the following namud di
seases , or no pay : Hheumatlsm , Scrofula. Ulcers
Catarrh , a 1 nfpod and.kindlaeaica , Dv.pcnslalU "
Complaint , Kidney and llladdcr IJUcsses. flout , No"
ralgla uud Asthma , TOesj Springs are the fa\orito
resort of the tired and rtebllltatad , and are the
FKK11LE LAUIrH 11EHT FRIKND.
Oood hotel , livery aud bathing accumodatlon both
Wlnlcl * ua BU""ni ! ' ' , I-ocallty highly plcturesrio
't.b ° ' ? "SA slb ! 9 [ . W S' * . UMy.\t
solicited ,
Blloam Springs , Cora , P. O.Gentry&Co.BCMo.
. . . ANALYSIS.
? -PeacHo n"y l'W3
l.eactlon . Neutral
Carbonic Acid (7as M In. Mr Ballon
Carbonate Calcium Si-fr' ! nnini
" - ' " *
Carbonate Iron V"Tfii -
Sulphate Magnesia , , . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .Jfta
Suljibato Calcium . . VUG
ChlorldoSodlum , . , , , " 7 flo
fiilllca , . . ! . . ! . . " if-
Alumina 0' (
Organic and Volatile matter and loss . , . . j'rtu
Total solids p r fallwi . .87 171
WuiainJj MUIKILI , , Chcmlsti
TUOB. orncut , u. u ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BACKERS.
Council Bluffi . .
Estab/ishca
- - 1856
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