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THIS DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ml DAY , JAKUAUY 25 ,
THE DAIL * BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Friday Morning , Jan , 25.
.suBscutrnoK RATES :
By Carrier - - - - - - - ccnH per week
By M l - - - - - - - - 110.00 per Yew
omoE :
No. 7 Poart street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Ohoap railroad tickets at Bushnoll's ,
Buy a revolver of Cooper & McGco
nnd make it warm for the burglars.
An cfllcial inspector of wood and
weigher of coal would bo a pretty good
thing for consumers.
The sale of scats for the Lights of Lon
don is the largest yet had for any outer-
tainmont in the now opera house.
Mr. D. F. Hawkcs , who was in the
city the ether day hunting for his missing
son , has found the boy in Davenport.
T. S. Couch is having his lot corner of
Sixth avenue and Eighth street filled up ,
and is making ether important improve
ments to his property.
The wood teams which arc in the habit
o standing on Bryant street , near Broad
way , have proved such an obstruction to
travel that they have been told to "move
on. "
Attempts have been made , but in vain ,
to burglarize the residences of / . T.
Lindsoy and Mr. Olmstead. The follows
got frightened away by the awakening of
members of the family.
The thermometer got down in the
mouth again yesterday , or down in the
bulb , the mercury touching twenty-throe
below at daylight yesterday morning , and
continuing rather low all day.
Ono week from to-day is the last ono
of service for the February term of the
circuit court. The docket is looking
very meagre , and there is every indica
tion of nn unusually light term. This
will bo the first appearance of Judge Ly-
man on the bench in this city.
There is now a nice little oflico for the
city woighmastor at the city building ,
and a sot of scales , but where , oh , yrhoro
is that official ? .Clerking in the postofllco ,
disgusted at the way the council has
used him nnd the oflico to which ho was *
elected by the people.
Cuff Johnson , who has boon wanted by
the police for oonie time , was picked up
yesterday at the Ogden house by Ollicors
Clough and Cusick. Johnson is the col
ored follow who was complained of for
thumping his woman , and on being ar
rested at the time broke and run from
Officer Beawick.
A number of Hod Oak parties were
here yesterday to BOO about the case o ;
ono of then : follow townsmen who was
arrested and brought before U. 8 ; Com
missioner Key on a charge of soiling
whisky. There was found to bo no
foundation for the charge , and the accused
cusod went off happy with his friends.
Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting
a specialty , < W4 S. Main st. , up'stairs.
An Awftil Threat.
It isn't the easiest thing in the world
to bo a justice of the peace. The mat :
who tries to deal out justice squarely and
fairly is not oven free from annoyance
Aa a sample of some of these annoyance
which corao in the fonn of anonymous
letters from those who are soured by
some decision against'them , is given thi
following :
"Tho wonder is if anybody has boon
ashamed yet he who will dosido for trutl li :
is liable to bowaidin a balance and fount ]
wanton in the course of time votes wil
bo precious articles and'tho friends
the law will look to the same for strongtli
and of course will got such. Annon w
may laugh at their calamity and moc !
when there fear comoth. "
The numerous burglaries remind u
that nut doors and windows should b <
moro securely fastened. Cooper it Mo
Gee have the necessary implements
Call on thorn at 41 Main street.
MAKING VAG-EANTS ,
.The Mills "Which Grind Out Till
Kind of Grist.
There was yesterday brought bofor
the bar pf the superior court a rathe
ordinary'Iookiiig Teuton , charged wit !
vagrancy , , Ho gave the name of Johi
Botches , and pleaded not guilty. 11
history appears to bo about as follows
He worked last summer on a farm , and
with the closing 61 the season , got paid
off and came to this city to look for work
for the winter. Ho got drawn into a
gambl'iag house and it took every bit of
his $35 of savings to learn how the game
went. Having wasted all his substance
be went to work at the waterworks , and ,
getting paid off the ether day , ho aoutrht 1
to get back the money wldch ho had lost
at the gaming table. He lost again , and
did not have a penny left with which to
pay his board bill at the St. Jo house.
He was accordingly turned out of his
"boarding , place , and wandering up and
down the streets far into the night was
arretted and put in as a vagrant. The
judge concluded that it would do no good
to let him lounge around in jail ana got
fat at ihe publio expense , and as ho was
out of a job and out of money , the ju 3go
-told Mm to hunt up work or skip the
town , giving him at the saino time duo
waraiag that if ho did not ho would put
him at work on the poor farm. This ie
Hot olitary incident , and shows what
, cert of fruit it being borne from the
open and free-for-all manner in which
we gambling houses' of this
are allowed to run ,
Wp ( till Stave a few choice heating
40VM which we are cloeinir out at a great
jMtaiOw , Cooper & McGee , 41 Main J
eob * at 510 Main street. Jones &
THE USUAL SCORE ,
TSnrglars Contiiine to Make Two or
THrco Visits Each limbt ,
Tlio Union 1'nclllo Loses About
Twenty Dollars.
The burglars and sneak thieves still
seem to have it their own way in this
city , and each twontyfour hours there is
ono or moro raids made , and yet the po
lice do not Boom to catch any of the gang.
On Wednesday night there was an at
tempt made at the houoo , No. 127 South
Fourth street , occupied by A. B. Nicholas
las and H. D. Harlo. The follows by
the use of the jimmy or ether tool suc
ceeded in forcing open the closed blinds ,
and attempted to raise the window , but
a stick.ovor the window casing on the inside -
side thwarted them , and in their attempt
to got this out of the way they awakened
some of the family , and of course they
skipped out.
The Broadway Hag-houso of the Union
Pacific road was visited by burglars in
the evening. The "depot , as it is some
times called , was cloaca , as it often is
between trains , and the thieves took ad
vantage of the agent's absence to force an
entrance , getting about $20. It is to bo
expected , perhaps , that some of the pas
sengers who have had to stand and
shiver on the platform of the closed
depot while waiting for the dummy
train , will roll this news as a sweet mor
sel under their tongues , and fool that it
served the company right. It may bo a
consolation for such to know that it cost
the U. P. § 20 for its habit of keeping
passengers locked out in the cold , but
still there has boon so much of this sort
of thieving lately that the public gener
ally gets freshly indignant at each now
outbreak , or rather , inbreak. How long
it is to bo kept up , the thieves and the
police only know.
GBEETED BY A BEVOLVER ,
Ono Nocturnal Visitor Finds a Jjoadod
Revolver 1'at Under His Noso.
\Y. S. Cooper , of the Main street hard
ware firm of Cooper & McGee , has boon
so aroused by the numerous reports of
burglaries , that ho goes "primed and
loaded for boar. " Of Into ho has boon
deprived of much sloop by the oovoro ill
ness of his child , over whom ho has
watched tenderly night following upon
night. At a late hour the ether night ,
while setting in an easy chair and nod
ding a little ho was aroused by hearing
some ono nt the front door , and his veins
tingling with the expectation of a burg
larious visit ho seized his side-arms , and
as noiselessly as possible slid to the front
door. The door was not locked , but
very well protected with weather strips ,
opened a little hard. Sure enough , someone
ono was quietly but firmly pushing it
open. As the strange visitor pushed
open the door far enough to enter , Mr.
Cooper cocked his revolver and at first
glimpse of the man's face shoved the re
volver under the stranger's nose. The
latter naturally jumped back , and as he
did BO Mr. Cooper recognized in the pal
lid features those of his partner , Mr.
McGee anything buta burglar. Expla
nations followed as fast as the breathless
reaction of the incident permitted. Mr.
McGee had boon down to the opera house
to an entertainment , and before going
homo thought he had batter stop around
to Mr. Cooper's house and find out how
the child was. Not wishing to arouse
othot members of the family ho thought
ho would slip in quietly and inquire of
the patient watcher , whom ho know ho
would find on duty. The recollection of
looking down the mouth of that revolver
has almost cured him of his delicacy
about arousing n whole family when ho
wants to make a kindly call , while his
partner has also taken n fresh vow to bo
sure ho is right before going ahead with
his burglar-shooting.
PEOFIT FOE SOMEBODY ,
Some Queries us to tlio I'rlccs 1'nlrt
for Dirt BaullnK >
The perplexities attending the bring
ing of streets up to grade are many , and
pending the settlement of the vexatious
legal questions involved there is a fever
ish sort of uncertainty among property
owners nd contractors , This may ac
count for aoino of the contractors charg
ing extra prices. Ono instance will suf
fice : Ono property owner , wlio owns
corner lots informed THE BEE man yes
terday that the contractor who is to fill
the street on ono side of his property has
got the contract for 22 cents a yard , and
has arranged to got the certificates cashed
at 20 cents. Another man has the con
tract for iilling the ether street ,
an easier haul of the two , and
the council has given him the contract at
20 cents u yard. The property owner
believing that the city and not himself
will eventually have to pay for this street-
filling , does not feel disposed to take any
personal part in the street work , but ho
has contracted for having his lots filled
at 18 cents a yard. There appears then
a difference of eight cents on the name
class of work tlio
, private individual contracting -
tracting for 18 cents , the city for 28
cents. Who gets this eight cents a yard
additional profit ? If these figures hold
on work throughout the city , and they
appear to , it amounts to several hundred
dollars a day profit for some
body ? The teamsters complain that.
a man , team , and wagon can only
earn about 91.00 a day , oven loss than
when the city was paying loss for dirt.
Some ono , cither the city out of the gen
eral fund , or the property owner out of
his private bockotbook , mutt sooner or
later pay these cortificatea , face and in
terest. If contractors can haul dirt at
18 cents and make a profit , there surely
must bo big profit at 28 cants profit for
somebody. Will these who discount
these certificates make this big pile or
will tlio contractors in fact , who ? There
appears from tills practical illustration a
difference of between 40 and CO per cent
between cash and certificates of atsesa
J ment. Who pets this 40 or 50 per
I cent. If this diflefonco is necessary to
j cover the feeling jpf doubt us to who is
fcjto finally pay , and when , than these
( doubts ought to bo settled la ioriie way
1 l
at once , for the property owners of Coun
cil Bluffs , cither individually or collect
ively , have got finally to pay this extra
amount. Forty per cent on all the street
improvements being made is a big addj-
tional amount to bo settled for a big
burden for some , a bin profit for others.
Private lessons on china given by S.
D. Rohso. Studio No. 12 N , Main
root. '
COMPULSORY HDTJOATION ,
ho Council Bluffs Board of Educa
tion Believes in It.
The showing of the attendance of pu-
) ils upon the puplio schools of the city
such as to attract oven the attention of
ho present board of education , and they ,
\ro impressed with the idea that somo4
hing must bo done to secure moro rcgu-
arity. The abstract of the monthly
tfttiatic.il report of the teachers for the
month of December shows the number of
lupils enrolled from the beginning of the
chool year , 2,35(5 ( ; number of pupils in
attendance during the school month ,
2,009 ; average daily attendance of boys ,
875 ; of girls , 917 , making a total average
attendance of 1,7)2 ! ) , out of an enrollment
of . The cent , otmom
2,350. average per - mom-
> orship was 91 , the number of days ab-
once 3,271 and the number of pupils
neither absent or tardy only 522.
At the last meeting of the board , Mr.
Aikina offered the following , which was
unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS , The paying of school taxes
s made compulsory by law , and the at-
cndanco of pupils is loft a matter of
: > leisure or convenience ) ; and
WIIEHEAK , The superintendent's report
for October shows that 2,125 pupils were
enrolled and that 1,780 was the average
attendance , and that only 414 actually
attended as contemplated ; and
WUEUEAH , The amount paid for teach
ers , j ( mi tots and fuel for October was
53,345 , which amount provided fully for
all the pupils enrolled , thus uselessly ex
pending a largo sum of money for the
benefit of those who demand and need
it , but who indifferently accept it ; there
fore , bo'it
Jtcsolvcd , By the school boardof the in
dependent school district of Council
Bluffs , Iowa , that wo respectfully peti
tion the honorable senate and house of
representatives of the state of Iowa to
pass a suitable law making the attend
ance upon our public schools compulsory.
Resolved , That wo ask all school
boards throughout the state to give an
expression of their views of the matter ,
and further wo ask the papers in the
state to publish the foregoing.
Prof , A. Bernstein , proprietor of the
Great European College of Anatomy ,
now on exhibition at 317 Broadway , is
oxocted ] to arrive to-day on his return
from an extended European trip , where
ho has boon purchasing a great many
life sized anatomical figures , a largo num
ber of life-sized anatomical -wax iiguros ,
which ho will plao on exhibition in this
city for the first time in America.
Hon.1 Estate Transfers.
The following doodj vroro filed for re
cord iii the recorder's oflico , January
24 , reported for the BEE by P. J. Mo-
Mahon , real estate agent :
Henry Fisher to Ophalia Hubbard ,
lots 9 , 10 , 11 nnd 12 , block 5 , Under
wood § 200.
0. R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to Nols Nel
son , swj , no } , 5 , 70 , 42 § 300.
W. J. Maxwell to Samuel A. Reed ,
sol'noj , 13 , 75 , 41 81,200.
Daniel Freeman to J. E , Bender ,
part of nwl noj , 12 , 75 , 40 81215.
James Callanan to Michael Kilkenny ,
( vl no ] and notnwj , 19 , 77 , 43 $050.
C. R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to G. L. Fullerton -
lorton , ne ] sw | , 12 , 77 , 41 ? 440.
0. R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to G. L. Fullerton -
lerton , so ] swj , 12 , 77 , 41 $440.
Total sales , 83,415.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , tuch as Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board' '
Ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at tlio low
rate ol TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE ( or each subsequent In
surtlon. Loaro advertliomenta at our offlco , No. 7
Pearl Street , near Broadwav
WANTS. "
TyANTED-Boy , with pony , tod.HterTim lire.
WANTii : > A lint closH tailor , to work by the
neck Joaei.li Itoltvr,310 Broadway ,
T1TANTED Experienced dining room Kill. WORUS
IT } 15. ] > vr inoritu , Ogdcn House , Council Illullj ,
TXTANTKl ) Kvery body in Council Bluffs to take
TV TimllKX. Delivered by carrier at only Uonty
cents a week.
\\7ANTKD A good hmiso , In nlco location , with
T threw or four rooms. Addrms box No. 20 , BKK
'
OLD PAPERS For gala at Bxc oltlco , at 2lccnt !
a hundred.
T7HU 11KNT An elegantly furnluhccl roam , location
JL ? mitral. Itofermicci requited. Address A. Jl.
O.I > RKoirUc.
FOR RENT Twi > flnvly furnltliwl rooms , klnglu or
vn suite , y02H. Uth btrvet , cor. ! ) rd. atetiuo.
DK8K UOOM-To Ilent. Call n H , W. Fcreuason ,
teCo. . 80 1'earI it.
FOIl BALK Onu laryo Borrol horre. weight HOO
pound * , Sj can old. A. J. Handel , 325 Jfroad-
.
a\
STOVES I ho a fe\\ cook and betting stovrs left
iv r , which I w III close out at great reductions.
A. J. Maiiikl.
GREAT
EUUOPKAN
MUSEUM
OK
illTO
Now un exhibition t No. 317 Broadway , for veutU ]
men from II a iu..t 10 p. jn. dilly , xc pt Friday ,
fromltoBp III. vlikhi * for ladles onlyihlch
day the lecture Mill beidten by a lady , ileicrlblni ;
til dlmvctlni ; partii ot the human fromu aiul all dlk.
tasei of children. '
ADMISSION
Mrs H J Hilton M D
, , , , , , ,
PflTSIOIAN & SUMEON ,
223 Middle Broadway. OouncU Bluffs.
R. Rice M. D.
or other tumor * remottil without tb
, knife or drawluir of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES "klnd wt'-
- ' " otflc'No
RUBBERS !
Onr Bpoooh is short , but to the point , Best Chicago discounts every dny in the
year on
Rubber Boots , , Shoes ,
AND ARCTICS.
Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They arc made by the
NEWJERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO.
Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE Block of regular and
EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoos in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders.
Or second quality Boots wo are introducing are bettor than many so-called firs
quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on them.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
Broad-wav , Council Bluffs Iowa.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALERS IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK 'AND 13ABRKL LIME , IXDU1SV1LLK AND I'ORTLAND CEMENT , UICUldAtf PLASTER , 1IA1H
AND SEWER MTE.
No , 639 Broadway. . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOI/LEK.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ,
7 and 9 Mnin street ,
COOKCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
, oorjrrxroxxj 3BZjTrE : 3E s ,
TAT" 13 A TT3TJ . ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF POTTAWATTAHIE COUN-
Wt JJ M I n. I TV COLLECTION AGENCY. Office comer Broadway and Main street.
T5P"r\Tn A * nn GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
JjJJlNU OC UU.i . 13 Main street and 17 Pearl Btrccl.
M A 'Y TV/1 nTTNT CRESTON HOUSE.
IVI n A. JJUUHIN , Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street ,
DBi J. XWJdJLlXl
. , Corner Main and Fifth up-atalre. Heal Jenco , 609 Willow avenue.
"NT Q f PI TTR " 7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
.
IN. OvUlUJWlJU Oflico oor American Express.
WAPATPP LIVERY AND FEED ,
SQ - VV JUT IN Jjlb , Will contract for tunerali at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street.
J , M , ST. JOHN & OO..OASH BUYERS ,
Draft by return mall. 148 Broadway.
1 A PITR TTfifP" MERCHANT TAILOR ,
UjQ.UUJj JxUUIlt Stock Comi-ieU. Sulta mule nt reasonable prices. No. 805 Main 8U
Q RATTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
GP PIVIJ.XJ3.I Comer 7th nnd Broadway. Plans and epoclflcatlons furnished.
PT ? A "MPV MERCHANT TAILOR.
JIlxilNJ-l JLt Arthtlo Work and reasonable chargou. 872 Broadway.
TTMTVP XT TTATJI1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JjllNJJJL GC U ± i.IlJL , James Block. Practice In etato und federal courts.
CJ A "M Ml1 AT31TTl\/r \ / Ani1 * ) atn nou * < > . i21 and 423Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont-
AiN 11 Alt IU IVI .
.
O itomery. M. p. physician.
PTlWTM T A TJUHTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
XlJJVVJJM -Q..DDLM. . J. ; Notary Public and General Comejaneer. 415 Broadway.
TJPTTPTJP TTmTOP SMITH & NORTON ,
H l V JDA l HU U kXDj Broadway opposite New Opera llouso. Refitted fl , $1.50 per day
A'Large Assortment of Haid and Soft Coal
STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES !
' Doing loft over , must bo sold at your own prices. I need
IMIIIXIIEJID H-A-Gr-S I
to fill contracts. S. GOLDSTEIN 538 Broadway.
M. GALLAGHER.
New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants.
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel. }
AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE ,
THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE'AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
OP WATERLOO , IOWA ,
14 ooniUlured the IK st $2.500 In ciw of death , and Jl.OOO endow ment at tlio expiration of ten J can. Afsu s-
ments paable according to ace. Mr . Olho Fllloy Iho agent will tall and explain the plan upon umr re.
iU08t. | Direct your counmiilcatlona to 241 Vtue St. Council Hindu Iowa.
O. IMCillonr.
DEALER IN ALL TIM LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PIPER Jl 1101
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wholesale and Retail.
AVe have the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
Kid 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 largo quantities for Spot
tnsli , we are enabled to sell them low enough to suit competition. Onleis
promptly attended to. -
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
412 Broadway , Council Blullfe , lovw.
Empkie Hardware Co
> : &JttiS& * K&
109 and llltS. Main Street *
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN" "
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TTfYffT i'KjaC8 T tfVBPQi A WOi T A "KTTlQi
JbLUUiili& ! , JbUIfe AJNIJJ JU&JNJLID
J3old.
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
* * ' * ' 3VCo3VEEC : > : Kr
No. 4 PearJ Street , _ KrCOUNCIL BLUFFS.
BECHTELE'S
uropean
The only only hotel run on the European plan "in this oity. Now building , ,
newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located.
PETEE BEGS TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale * Liquor Dealers *
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IR IE O
THEIR BUSINESS TO
Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1884 ,
HAVING SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND ,
st.
. "toetll eft ?
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOAN 1 SEAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands iii the County.
GROSVENOR & ( HJNN ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IBIROOIM :
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
HEATING STOVES
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
IM
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of exhaordinary Fine Carvers.
DeVOL & WRIGHT,504 " 4
WHY DOH'T YOU
oirrsjME or
FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Pcrfoct Fitting , liest and Cliiapckt. > ftFlno Linen Collars and Cuffn.
Ho. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
XTI
In all our Boots and Shoes , regardless of Quality. Don't miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
DE , THOMAS JEFFEEIS ,
No. E2J Sutlimeuuc , Uoumll Illufui , Iowa.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
TMK.MVH\K miw' KXIFKmMX ; Tlllltn IKAItS A 11KB.
OK COUNCIL
Dbunotls ( dltfased conditions descrllied ) without
iiuestlonlnK. Them are hundreds of witnesses to the
fact that the blind are restored , the deaf made to
hoar , also pnrah nls and rheumatism of months and
jcars standing > rc < | ueutly cured In 20 minutes' time
through psychlo mesmeric , spirit or soul forte ,
"THese things ere not donelna corner. "
The only reliable pre\cntathu and euro ( or diph
theria known ( keep It on hand ) . Tliu best catarrh
remedy In use. Bmall pox pre\cntottve bupcrlor to
\acctuatton. K > erycatio of Indigestion ( desptpala )
cured time required one to six weeks. Old ulcers ,
commonly called cancers remou'd without the lisu
of lite knife. In fact all acute and chronlo diseased
guctoiufiilly treated.
1 he records of mortality show that Dr. JiiTcrlou I *
the most successful uractliloner of mo Jlolne In the
\tftttern country , HlsyreatCht oucceuj hax berii In
C.ISCH that hua ballltd the rklll of other doctors , as
u ill as causing dcopalr and Iliiaudal ruin In many
cases.
TKUM8 11CA.SONA1JLK.
No charge for consultation by litter or otherwise.
Iiiclvoo ttamp where aniwersto Utters are required.
licet kind. f reftrnceu given.
ti' ror iiD free from
contagious disease will Ui re-
uelud Into liln Institutii ul Ifialth for tuatuieut.
JACOB SIMS. E. I' . CADWEIA.
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL wLurrs , IOWA
Offlco , lUlu Btrtxt , Hoom < i 1 and bhuirart & Mo-
JIahou's Uock. Will pructtou lu titalv aud vdrr.J
courts
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
lleal tiUte wid collection ijcocr. o Odd F Uuw
ock , over Barlngi lUnk. , Ju.8f.
AND
-COAL
Corner Malu btreit end Kllfhth a\inur , CJri
BIutlB. .
jTiTLonest rates and prompt delivery
WINTER RESORT.
' SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
O-u.ro oxo T , xr.
We uun anteo the tine of the follow Intr nutted UU-
ncoscs , or no | > aj : llheumatltim , Rcrulnla. Ulcers.
Catarrh , nl Illood and l.ln dlscoi us , Uni > i.uta | , Liter
Uomplalnt , Kidney anil Dladdtr DUcases. Uout , Neil-
r l la and Abthiuu , Iheii ) Sprlntfs uro the fa > orltv
ri' ort of the tired an.l deblllcatAd , and are the
FEUllLi ; LAUU8 BEST 1'IUKNI ) ,
Good hotel , livery and bathlii ; ; ac < omodatloii both
winter anil summer , Locality highly picturesque
and healthy Accculble by Wuhieh ralluav , a
K\onaprC.B. & < J . at Albany. Corrt iondeno
uollclted , UEV , Jl. Jl. THOJII'SON.
8llo ui Sprlnus , Oora , 1' . O.,0entry Cof'lTo.
ANALYS1H.
Hpoclflo Ora lty . , . / . , . . .j.ooSS
HuaetiuH. . . . . . . . . . . , . Neutral
Cafboiilu Acid Cas . ! Ulii. turirallvii
Carbonate Calcium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85.0"1 ( J ralna
Carboiuto Iron . , . /.7 , (
SuljiliatoMairnesla . , . . . , . . . . , . , , . , .SftB
Sulphate Calcium . . . jud
Chloride Sodium . 7.V80
W'llM ' . 1.E68
Alumina . , . . . . ,0,018
Orfanloapd Volatile matter and lews . . . .1,460
Total scllds pir fttllon . 87,17i
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