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6 THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY , FEBRlfAR * 5 , i884. THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS Tuesday Morning , Fob , 5 , SUBSCRIPTION RATES ! Carrier - - - cents r wee By - - - - p Bf Mil . . - . . - . - 810.00 per Yet OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl Btrcot. Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Additional local on Bovonth page. Ohoap railroad tickota at Bushnoll's. 1 The tlmo now fixed for the second test ing of the waterworks is next Mondry. ROLLER SKATES Vineyard , Honor. and other styles , at Brackott's , S2G am 2211 Broadway. Goorgo.Pnyno , for skipping away fron Ed. Burke without paying a board bill was'ycatorday sent to jail for ton days. Jaruos Kenan , . Gloason , Wm Wickham , and Thomas Riley , were < -ac ] fined S7.CO yesterday for being drunk. Last night Jim Johnson was nrrostoc for gutting up a row with his family 01 Avenue A. A noon day prayer mooting will b < hold in tho'rooms of the Y. M , 0. A No. 12 North Main street every day thii week. The gamblers are now filing into tin city building and each depositing $54.10 the city's share of the profits for the losi month. ' B. Allison , proprietor of the Ohic house , was yesterday taken in charge ol by officers , and his sanity is to bo hv quirod into. Permits to wed were yesterday granted to Hans Storjohaus and OhristinaStoron- berg , both of Minden ; also to William F. Wright and Janotta Young. Ooorgo Guanolla did not appear foi trial yesterday morning in the police court , on the charge of being drunk , and as ho was released by the mayor , soon after being arrested , there appears no bond to bo forfeited. It is to bo hoped that Mr. Chapman , manager of the roller skating rink , will bo able to secure Mr. Will H. Daniel to giro another exhibition before his de parture oast. Mr. Daniel's interest in the Omaha rink expires to night. The examinations in progress at SI. Joseph's academy will close Wednesday. Thus far they show that Prof. Slattory and his assistant have boon doing excel * lent work , and the pupils have evidently improved the advantages afforded them by so excellent instruction. Rov. Thomas Wilson , a colored Bap tist preacher , whu has just como to thu city to work for snners , has had a practi cal instance brought forcibly to his at tention , ono Thomas Grisbio , whom he had taken to board , having skipped out without paying his board. Ho now pro poses to try human law on him. A lively row is reported as having taken place in Ida Storey's house Sunday night , which the police did not seem to get on to , . Yesterday City Marshal Jackson filed complaints against Nina Long , Ada Allen , Noriok , Hondorshott , McDonald , and Graham , as the young men concerned in the aftair , and it will probably bo aired up. The case of the men complained of for leaving a dead horao lying in an alloy near the Northwestern depot came to an end yostorday. The evidence showed that Dill bought the old sick horse of Gibson , and "in a few days got sick of his bargain , and told Gioson ho would not take care of the horse or keep it any longor. The horse wosjillowed to stay in tho.barn for two weeks , and it seems that it starved to death , instead of dying from disease. The court ordered Dill to have the body jrornoved , and taxed up the costs to him. Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting -a specialty. 004 S. Main st. , up stairs. ANOTHEB WEIT , "Dootor * " Still Keep SUcrln t Cannon From Going Off. h . yesterday the writ of habeas corpus on which Drs. Hooves and Williams are seeking 19 bo released was celled up before fore Judge Aylosworthv The application VT&S dismissed by the prisoners' attorneys and a now -writ was taken out before Judge Lyman , returnable next Thurs day , ' BO that the priseners will stay hero HHtil then , Sheriff Cannon , of Mem- ttkis , has been about two weeks getting ibeso men back , and now it seems that to ' it delayed Ull further. Ho will prob- b'ly net try the experiment next time pf Uying in Council Bluffs over night with pupnen , but when lie goU them will push right through with them , and top for nothing. Ho begins tc inquire now abouthow many more judgej there are here , and about how many more states ho has got to pass throueh before getting homo , and thus calculating tow many writs can bo got put to hiudoi him , If kept much longer ho may find c reaching Memphis that they have held n election and got a now sheriff , He threaten ! now to start out with hli prisoners right down the middle of thi river , where he can keep out of the juris diction of any state -The attorneys h the muautitae are hunting upsomoven interesting question as to the right o interinoditite states to interfere with th dprnand of , ono state upon another stat for a prisoner. Places. THr , Sf T , .Stevuna , general agent t ito-RockJ lan4jrailwayhas removed hi office froia Broadway , corner of Pearl , t on.P rl street. ' . * . , . .1J > * M i I % w i wiVjnv nlealy ) located , WtV 4WW PREPARING TO PAVE , Bills RficeiyeOy the City ConncilYcs terflay , It is Proposed to Soil Both Stoat Engines , OtlicK Business Done by the Aldci men. The city council mot in regular so ; sion yesterday afternoon , all the aide : men being precont except _ Alderman Sii dcntopf. After the reading of the minutes an allowance of a largo number of bills , th city auditor presented his report as fol lows ; Gentlemen : I herewith submit th following report of city warrants issuci during the month of Docembcr , 1883 , a well as the total amount issued by ordo of iho city council , viz : Gonornl fund for January , 1881. . . . $ 1,310.0 Total to robruory 1,1881 . CO.015.3 Also the report of bills audited and al lowed during the same time on the fol lowing accounts , viz : For .Tan. Total Bryant itroot Bridge . $ 327 ! > 5 81,075 7i Now Bull'tlng , ground nndfurnlturo . BllOTi 11,6212 1'ollco account . 570 77 8,755 a Otw . 43047 4,88531 Printing . 10520 73121 Pnrk . 4400 29181 City engineer . 10333 1.JM05I Judgment . - 1,19171 Fire department . 70C22 7,8450 ; Streets and alloys . 562 07 11,9703 sidewalk * . 0825 1.88371 3oworago . - 1OCOH1 lonoral fundpropor . 433 40 0,023 3 ( Condemnation . 48000 2,445 71 Total . SJ.43933 $05,0308 The city treasurers report was present' od , showing the following balances : loncrnl fund , overdraw n . § 5,0-18.0 ! 'ollco fund on hand . 4,430.0. ' joan fund on hand . . . , 1,002.7 ( iovroroKO fund on hand . 2 78. ft jovoo fund ordrnwn . 9.7 ( "udgmont fund on hand . 87.71 Total balance cash on hand . 210.'Ji The city clerk's monthly report showed .ho receipts of his oillco to have boor 8750.05. .Alderman Keating , of the fire commit oo , reported in favor of the city soiling > oth of the steamers , as ho boliovcd hero would bo an adundant supply from ho waterworks for fire protection. He ecommendod the procuring of ground on ewer Main street for putting up a hose cart house thoro. In relation to the pres ent fire alarm , ho boliovcd if the present mo only served to lead astray it should > o abolished , and the city got along with- nit any until it could afford a good ono. lo moved that the city clerk bo instruct ed to advertise both steamers for sale. Alderman MoMahon thought ono ouqht o be retained. Aid. James thought- there was too much of a rush. The water works had not boon accepted. If the steamers were old the city would bo at the mercy ol ho water works. Aid , Keating did not think it was wise or the city to bo paying out ? 200 01 5300 per month unnecessarily , as ho water \rorks would undoubtedly be used , Aid. Jamei did not believe the old sontract with the water works would lold , and thought that a now contract vould bo made. Aid. Eiclier did not see this , although 10 did i\ot \ believe in selling more than one steamer now. The motion of Aid. Keating was , after urthor eiscussion , lost by a vote of 2 to 4 , An ordinance was presented for the widening of Glen avenue at the intorsoc- ion with Broadway , thus taking in the round on which the old city building nd engine house now stand. The ordi- mnco was given a second reading and re- erred to the committee on streets and Hoys. The _ council then proceeded to open ; ho bids for paving Broadway , Main troot and Oakland avonuo. Jeremiah Fox , of Omaha , offered to > ave with broken stone foundation , two nchos sand and Sioux Falls granite > lock , at § 4.10 , or Telford macadam at 350. James E. Riley , of Omaha , oflorod to tavo with Sioux Falls granite on sand oundation at § 3.47 ; on broken stone oundationnt$3.)8Jfor $ ) ; extra grading , f any , 2J ! ) contsj for curbing 97 cents a oot , made. James and 0. P. Wiokham's bid was : 3ranito block on snnd $3.34 ; granite > look on broken stone $ i3.CO ; granite macadam , including gutters and cross walks 82.40 ; cedar blocks $1.88 per ubio yard ; excavations and cuttings , when necessary , 27 cents a cublo yard. Barber Asphalt Paving company , by D. E. Wquiros , shoot asphalt , five years' uaranteo , § 2.98 , with concrete founda- ion ; sheet asphalt , same as above , ton ears' guarantee , $3-50 ; cutting and re- etting gutters where needed , CO cents > er oquoro yard ; resetting old curbing , 2Jr cents a foot ; now curbing , 05 cents. Reagan Bros , & MoGarrtok , of Dos -loinps - , put in a bid for granite macad- m , including crosswalks and gutters , 12.25 ; Sioux Falls granite and broken tone , $3.48 } same on sand foundation , 83.28 ; cedar block , $1.78 ; excavation nd fills , 25 cents a cubio yard. Walworth Lloyd's bid was as follows : > avin with Sioux Falls granite , block , noluding excavating , $3.74 per square rard ; resetting curbstones , $1.50 a foot , iicluding now ones where broken , and 10 cents a foot for relining old stono. Jacques & Thatcher , of Chicago , put u a bid for Main street with codai docks at $1.92 , Broadway $1.93 , and Oakland avenue $1,91 } extra grading , per cubio yard , 18 conta ; extra filling 1U * nts ; cash on completing each block. f tax certificates taken 10 per cent to be added. J. B , Smith & Co. , of Chicago , put in . bid to do it with white cedar blocks al S1.C8 a square yards extra cutting 2C cents a cubi ? yard , and curbing HO cents a fqot. Five per cent , off for cash. A. J , MoBean & Co. , offered to do tlu work us follows : Cutting 20 cents , fill tig 20 cents , resetting old curb 20 cents furnishing and netting new curb , Jolioi stone , 81. 05 , or Lincoln lime stone 9 ! ceatj , or St. 'Jo lime stone at ? 1,00 paving.whito cedar blocks , Mafn street 81,90 , Broadway $1.92 , Oakland avenui 81,92 a square yard , A discount of I per cent for cash. All of the bids were referred to th committee on paving. Mr. E. D , Bhugart. as ono of thoproii erty owners on Mam street , auggeste that the property owners of each strec shall be given a chance to vote on th km J of paving they wanted , * Mr. G. F. Wright also supported th : On motion 9 ! Alderman McMohoa a lion on the paving proposition was dt forrcd until next Wednesday attornoo at 2 o'clock , thus giving the proport owners an opportunity to discuss th quality of the different pavements. Thp proposition of Mr. Nolan , to so ! 22 foot on lower Main street for $1,50 for the location of a hose-cart house , WB received and referred. J. 0. Lee was given the contract fc filling First avenue , between Tenth an Eleventh streets , at 30 cents a cubi yard , The contract with Raymond & Camj boll for building Main street bridge fc $1,875 , the work to bo done before Ma 1 , was road and accepted , the bridge t bo the same as that at Bryant street , an seventy foot in length. A proposition was received from Mi Ilattonhaticr to make a hose wagon an furnish it with nil necessary tools , fc $100. Referred. A resolution was passed ordering proj orty owners on Oakland avenue to sc curbing within fifteen days. Council adjourned Painting dona to order and lesson Riven by S. D. Rohso. Studio 12 Nort Main street. SZJRPKISING- SIGHT , An Kfllgy of Dr. Gross RUHR from i Tree in IJayllBfl Park. A surprising sight mot the oycs of tin early birds who wont through Baylis park yesterday morning , and a crowc soon gathered about a trco in the nortl part of the park , from ono of thi sranchos of which was hung an effigy o Dr. Croas , who shot Dr. MoKuno las summer. There was a pretty fair suit o clothes , filled out , a black cap covering what was supposed to bo the head , and t regular hangman's knot made in th" noose which surrounded the neck. Then were two placards upon the form , om reading , "Dr. E. D. Cross , high-tonoi murderer. The coming event of 1884. ' The other placard read , "Duty domandi the annihilation of this wretch when cowardly injustice has thus far shielded VltULANTES. " The form dangled there an hour or s < after first being discovered. It wai evidently put up there nom < , imo during the night by par ies whoso identity will probablj lot soon , if over , bo knjwn. The loca , ion selected was particularly aggravating , t being within sight of Dr. Cross' house ; and also the scene of the tragedy. The mayor on having his attontior called to the affair at once ordered the ifligy cut down and burned in a stroel ) onnro. and it was not until after tlu flames had died nway that the oxcitomonl ubaidod. The ovontcallcd forth many andvarioui lommonts. Ever since the killing of Dr , VIcKuno there has boon varying opin > ona as to the degree of guilt resting upor ) r. Cross , but there has boon no rio. once offered him , not oven on the nighi > f the killing , when ho was taken from lis house right through the crowd , tc ail , and since that ho has walked the troots , being out on bail , without anj apparent offer of interference from any- jody. Although there is a strong feel ng among many against Dr. Cross , ' 01 there has not boon before anj expression of this save in casual corn-or ation , so that it Boemi strange that sucli an affair should occur months 'after the exciting event itself. With sonic this ofligy has caused a reaction rather in Dr. Jross' favor , while others expressed .homsolyos . yesterday as fooling that il was a disgrace to the city , and a misrep- osontation of the feelings of many who eel Dr. Cross is guilty , and yet who wont to BOO him punished as the result eli i legal and fair trial , and not as the re- ult of a howl. Some , however , wore lad to see an expression of this sort. Of ourao , among Dr. Cross' supporters and rionds it was denounced in oittor terms , 'ho ofligy was , in fact , given more talk uring the day , and was the subject of lore discussion than it really merited. Vhilo it was evidently the work in part t least of some intelligent persons , and ot mpro boys , yet it reflects little credit o their "sand" and manhood. If they 10 as indignant and warlike as they vould make people believe they are , they ave had scores of chances to wreak their ongeanco long before this on the victim f their wrath himself , and while all mob aw is to bo deprecated , bad as it it , it is ot BO cowardly as the ofligy business , 'hat in more on a par with anonymous ettora. NO MEBOY FOB MERGER. ChoU. P. IBOJH Kicking OH the Hos pital Scheme. The assessment for the hospital fund , which is to bo deducted from the pay of very U. P. employe , as was mentioned n THE BEE of yesterday , has created uitoastir. The following question , 'How do you fool in regard to this fund , nd what objections liavo you , if any ? " was yesterday put to a largo number of he employes residing in this city. Each nd every ono ono answered that if Dr. ilorcor was succeeded by some other rtiyaioian they would quietly submit , but Eho is to remain and control the hoa- lital that they would willingly bo parties o the opposition of this assessment juat aa soon as such opposition could bo or ganized. It is supposed on this side of the ivor that the chief surgeon will moot us first opposition in the U. P. shops in ) raaha , where the same originated ona 'oar ' and six months ago , when ho tried o force the assessment for this fund ' but failed. "LUtlo Mat , " of The Om&lm Watchman , vas In the city yesterday , and WM attenJlni ? ho examinations In progress at St. Josoph't ncuJomy , . Copt. A. Cherton uud wife have returnee from their Washington trip. Tha captali report * Gongrownmn 1'iuoy M working hard and for the interest * of Council IMulU and tin lUtrlct he represents. JACOB BIM8. B. P. OADWELl SIMS&CADWELL , Attorneys-at-Law COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Office , Utla Btroet. lloom * 1 and Uliuza llahon't Blosk. Will praotloo lu Stata and oourU Mrs.U.HiltOB.MJ , , PHYSICIAN fe SUBGEON 98 ? uiddlo Bra . -lT y , OoanoU Blnfik , Wo 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 wo buy above goods of Manufacturers in large quantities for Spoi Cash , we are enableu to sell them low enough to suit competition. Order * promptly attended to. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. MAYNE & PALMER , DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal , AND WOOD , BULK 'AND BAUREti LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HATH AND SEWER PIPE. No , D39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUTFS , IOWA , SMITH & TOI/LEK. LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , 7 and 9 Main street , COUNCIL BLUITS , . . . . IOWA. oomsroixj THTTAT W ATTORNEY AT LAW. MAKAOER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COON- UUJULIN VV. TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner Broadway and Main street. THTTNT GENERAL MERCHANDISE. JUH1N 18 Main street and 17 Pearl Btreet. IW A IT TWl nTTNT CRESTON HOUSE. IVl n A , lYiUJJ.ll , . Uotel , 217 and 219 Main street L/lt'i ' J. JT. WJlllJb ) Corner Main anil Filth up-atalre. Rcald'enco , 003 Willow avenue. H HTTP " 7 JUSTICE OP THE PEACE , NQ . J. Offlco oicr American Eipresa. " LIYERY AND FEED , So . WAP YV .O. CTIN "NTFTR Jill ) Will contract for tnnerala at reasonable ratoa. 22 Fourth street. J , M , ST. JOHN & CO..OASH BUYERS , Jrfttt by return mall. 148 Broadway. _ 1 A PHP TTfiPTT ' MERCHANT TAILOR , UJrLVjUJj JXUUJJL , Stock Comi.ieU. Snita made at roaaonable prlcea. No. 805 Main SU 1 P Q MTTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , J X , kll'1 JLJ-JULi _ COTIWI 7th and Broadway. 1'lmia and sptelfieitlona tarnished. _ TAMPQ PT3ATJPV MERCHANT TAILOR. UjttJ.Vl.DU rjlJSJlNJLllt _ Artistic Work and renaon&ble charges. 872 Broadway PTNTHT ATTAUT ATTORNEYS AT LAW , LlJJLNJLJX VK JJJ3. \ < i. , Jamoa Block. _ I'ractico In Btate and federal conrta. 3 A "KTTT1 A T ? 1 TTR/T An < 1 botn llouse' * 21 nnd * 23 Bro d\T y. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont- JQ.1N JLJ. " Hi t U 1V1 _ Romciy , H. P. Physician. _ TJUHTT JUSTICE OK THE PEACE , PTYWTTVT T A Ul LI V V J.1N U , ja.JDJjU J. J. , Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway. LVlJ VJjlvJll ilUUbJjj Broadway opposite New Opera House. ' Refitted 1 , 81.60 per day A LARGE STOCK OF STOVES AND FURHITUEE , At VERY LOW FIGURES. IXm't forgot I pay th y highest price for < 3-S I EDIR.A. . As I am compelled to buy to fill contracts. 8. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway. New Stori , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attaudanta. First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel AS AN ECOKOMIOAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO , IOWA , t considered the belt $2.500 in caio of dcUh.and $1 000 end cm ment at the expiration ot ton ) ears. Asacus- raenta iia\a&le according toaee , Mn. Olive Vllley tli agent will cell and explain the plan upon jour re- ucat. Direct your cou muiUcatlons to 211 Vine at Council Hlufla leva. DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF nil PAPER ID I110I Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , . EAT TO LIVE. LIVKTO EAT. RESTAURANT AND CAFE , O .tor-or to Tlxo Kd. Olison I3roadw y , Metlt at all Hours. Council lutr - 1'artlei a Specialty. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , lucb u Lost , found , To Loan , For Sal ) , To llcnt , Wants , Uoard- Uiy , etc. , will bo Inserted In thU column at the low rate ol TEN CENTS PKK LINK ( or tlw flrat Insertion and FIVB CENTS PER LINE tor each enbaoqucnt In- ttrtlon. Loat ertUemenU at our office , No. T Pearl Street , near Ilroadwav WANTB. ANTED K > cry body in Council Blufli to take TiuBM. Delivered by carrier at only twenty nenU a weet VVAMI.U AKOoJuome , In nlcu location , \ > Uh M threg or tour rooms. Addiou box No 8 , BBS OfflM. Qt'D I'AVKKS-For ilo at Bi offloo , tt iiicenta TfiOH JJENT-An tleicanUy tumUbtd room , location * " 1' Uli' ' "ot required. Address A. B. O.i UIB office. * R SAUJ-Houw No. 72 * Harrison trU and , 3iQ , room muvcilu' > CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AYE , , CHAPMAN & MAlUENB , . . . PROPRIETORS. nilntf hours , . . . , . , , , , 10 to IS AltvnuoD , . . , , 2.30to4:30 Evening , . , . . . . 7:3. ) to 10. Coirroutatlon tlckoU good ( or twenty admissions $3. W. W. CHAPMAN , - Manager , No objectlonablt characters be admitted. E. Bice M , D. or other tumor * removed without thi Lull * or drawing ol blood. CHRONIC DISEASES Over thirty ytn | > raiiii\U ox ( rleno * . Offloo Ma t IVarl street. Council Ulufr Empkie Hardware Co | ljr. , 109 and lll S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN' ' * 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOR WHAT Yb'U GET. " New Building New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPllOVEMENTS-CENTltALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant , PETER BEGHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa , ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOil m ML ESTATE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. MANUFACTURERS OF 311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa. AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large line of exti aordinary Fine Carvers. 504 Broadway , and 10 and , 12 Main Street , 9m OETS3ME OF FiTGH BROTHER'S ' Per Fitting , Best and Chcapest.QlFlno Linen Collars and Cufti. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE GIVENS In all our Boots and Shoes , regardless o Quality. Don't miss this chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street. % CASADY , OECUTT & FEENCH , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.W 502 Broadway , Council Bluffs. | CASADY , OllCUTT & FRENCH. DE. THOMAS JEFFERIS , No. 623 Sixth a\enue , Council BluCTs , Ion a. Homeopathic Physician and Mag netic Healer. ; THIRTY TKAIIS A ius- IBK.NT or COUNCII. lapno'ls ( dlieasod condltlooi described ) without uestlonUiL' . lliero are humlreda ol wltncsaoa to the act that the blind art ) restored , the deal made to itar.alioparalttls and rheumatism ol months and 'ears standing frequently cured in SO minutes' time hroutih psychic meamurlo , spirit or soul force , 'These things w ere not done In a corner. " The only reliable | > ro\ entail ; e and cure lor dlph- herla known ( keep It on hand ) . The best catarrh emedy In use. Small pox ( ireventative superior to vaccination. Every caw ol Indigestion ( detprpsla ) ured tlmo required ono to tlx weeks. Old ulcers , ommonly called cancers reiuo > ed without the use ol the knilo. In tact all acute and chronic diseases uccesifully treated. The records ot mortality show that Dr. JcHerles Is he most successful pracuclniier ot medicine In the western country. His greatest BUCOKSS has hern In cases that has taflled the situ ! ol other doctors , ai well as causing despair and financial ruin In many cases. TF.llMS RBASONABLE. No charge tor consultation by letter or otherwise. nclosetUmp where an wcrs to letters are required. Best kind olrvfernoes git en. 1ST Persons fret from contagious disease will be re- elved Into hUInsUtntaof Health lor tieatment. ' POSIT1VILY LAST WEEK , EUROPEAN MUSEUM OF AHiTO IN THIS CITY. Go and See It. > 25 cents JOSEPH ! AND COAL Corner Muln street and Eighth avenue , Caua Bluffs. Kflav , est rates and prompt delivery WINTER RESORT. SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. CURE OR NO PAY Wo euaiantee the cuie ol the follonlng named dls- ecases , or no iiay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a 1 Blood andklndlseaies , Dupepsia , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , The 3 Springs are the faiorlta resort ol the tired and debilitated , and are the FEEBLE LADIhB BEST FRIEND , Oood hotel , livery and bathing accomodatlon both winter and summer. Locality hlahly plcturesqun and healthy. Accessible by Watxsh railway , > E\on , orC. , B. & Q , at Albany. Correepondenu solicited , REV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. SUoim Springs , Oaru , P. O. , Gentry Co. , Uo , ANALYSIS. SpeclBo Ora > lt > 1.0023 Heactlon , Neutra Carboolo Add ( las , . . , S8 In. per gallon Carbonate Calcium . . . , . , ,86,021 Grains Carbonate Iron , .7 , ( ' < 1 ! Sulphate Magnesia , , . , .3t > 8 Sulphate Calcium 1,110 Chloride Sodium. . . . . . 7,260 billlca , . , . . , 1,5M Alumina. , , , ,0,016 Organic and Volatile matter and loss . . , .1,459 Total sclldi per gallon , . , , , 07,174 YVRIOIIT& MKBKILL , Chemists. THOU , orncu , IL K. TOSIT. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council BluOi . . I * . Established - - 1856 Dealer * In Foreign a d I > | Q Kictmsre and How Swuritl W.R.VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Om&ha ana Council Blufi. P l Ut and Dollectlon t eogr. a y < J4 F llow -
