G THE DAILY BEE-THURSDAY , PEBKl/ARY 7,1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. .
Thursday Morning , Feb ( 7 ,
HATES :
Br Carrier -20 centi per went
By MM - - $10.00 pet Ten
OFFICE :
No. 7 roart Street , Near Broadway.
MINOB MENTION ,
Additionnl local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad ticket * nt Bushnoll'a.
Undo Tom's Cabin showed yesterday
afternoon nnd evening nt the opera
house.
Warrants 011 tlio general fund of the
city nro selling nt 03 to 95 cents this
month.
Dorkson ia making nome great im-
proTomonta in his bathing rooms nnd en
larging thorn.
The Driving Park association announce
the dales for their running mooting no
May 27th , 28th nnd 29th.
To-morrow , between 2 nnd 0 , p. m. ,
is the last chnnco ladies will hnvo of vis
iting the museum of anatomy.
Wo noticed some very olcgani panta
loon patterns nt Smith & Tollers' yester
day that had just arrived from the oast.
"Tripping on the light fantastic roller
skate" is the way the society reporter
puts it now. It's moro than n "trip" fern
n now beginner.
The wood nnd hay market will here
after bo located on Bryant street , bo-
twooii the city jail and city hall. Tins
space ia being filled now for that pur
pose.
pose.This
This spring promises to bo of the boom
nature for Council Blufl's , nnd yet n
healthy sort of boom. With the now gov
ernment building , streets being paved ,
water works completed , oloctrio lights
running , nnd various other building im
provements , no houses for rent nnd n db-
mand for many , Council Blulld folko need
not bo in the dumps.
0. R. Alton , who is * preparing ranps of
this city nnd county , has decided to make
Council Bluffs his permanent headquar
ters , nnd has purchased the residence of
C. D. L. Orookwnll , in Glondnlo. The
firm of C. II. Allen & Co. have published
maps for years , and the addition of this
firm to Council Bluffs' industries is n
welcome ono. Offices will soon bo
opened hero by them , nnd this city will
bo their headquarters.
The Bulletin , in writinc up the bache
lors of Donison , gives H. N. McGrow ,
the old Council Bluffs newspaper man ,
the following recommend : "Has a num
ber of good qualities , nmong which is
$125 overcoat , lias lots of enterprise
nnd intends to get rich. Is n boss Insur
ance ngent , n good writer nnd n'n excel
lent printer. Matrimonial applications
must bo sent in early , collect on delivery ,
nnd made in good faith. "
There was a jury called yesterday for
the opening of the monthly term in the
superior court , but , as usual , there was
no use for them , nnd they were excused.
The case of Monan vs. Probstlo was on
trial yesterday , it being an appeal. The
plaintiff claims that ho was manufactur
ing stone in a basement , and by Probstlo
moving the building the stone was in
jured before they were fully dried or
hardened , nnd that the damage was § 75.
The clock in the Bloomer school build
ing has boon a little "off" for a few days
a half hour or so. Too much sleet and
frost is said to bo the cause. If it don't
brace up it will have to bo laid nlong on
the shelf with the present iiro alarm , foi
an unreliable clock , like nn unreliable
alarm , is worse than none. The board oi
education is said to bo unwilling to pay
what it is thought to be worth for a mar
to look after the clock and BOO that it it
kept in ordor.
Alderman Keating has made a vorj
sensible report to the council in favor ol
doing nwny with the present fire nlarrt
system until the city can secure a bottoi
and inero reliable ono. A poor fire alarm
is really bettor than none , for it is liable
to mislead and send the department of
on a wild geese chase , while a real fire ,
located perhaps in nn opposite direction ,
may bo gutting beyond cosy control. It
n city covering oo much territory a :
Council Bluffs n fire alarm system ii
greatly needed , but still there ia no roon
for n poor ono.
TEIlSONAIj.
Maura. Illclia and Nelson , of G Ion wood
were In tlio city yesterday , nnd promlaoi
quite a delegation from their town to uttoni
the roller nlqUng rink Friday ovouluu next.
B. Slllowny , tlio proprietor of the Ogden , I
In tiio tity looking after his iiitcrustdhoro.
W. D , Oroailo and S. L. Winter , ef Wood
Hne , were lu the city yesterday.
\ J5. B. Cliwk , of Chicago , U at the Ogdcn
A. M. M&combcr , of Boston , Is on Ogdo.
house arrival.
Jhv William 13 , I'ortcr t > ( I'lattsmoutli
Nob. , lain towu.
Wr . C rrlo V , Doiioloy , of AVoslilngto
Territory , U vbttloff hero for a few dnya be
toio her departure home ,
Mr. Van Vraujcen , nptent at Macedonia c
the Chicago , Uurllugton & putney ratlunj
was yniterday In town.
Will II , Daniel , the champion idler akatei
wa over from OuioLa jentorday nftornor
if' oilHwg on hli friend W , W. Ulupuaii , mat
; ref the roller eka'.lnjf ilnh
Mr. Turner , of Washington , WM ywteriJfl
fn the city ,
Hon. I ) . 1Claytor. . JfeoJonI , U la t )
" * 9
Mr , J. K. McGoicrn , of Logan , la a gue
Mr. Jf. T mpJoaiMlwfc ) , of Atantb , a
ilia 1'AfllHe.
BLOCKS OF GRANITE ,
Oakland Avenue and North Main
to Have Oodar Blocks ,
The Council Decides to Pave Main and
Broadway With Thorn ,
ThoConlrnctH Ixil.
An adjourned meeting of the city coun
cil wnf hold yesterday afternoon , n full
board present nnd the mayor presiding ,
A petition wns presented signed by
citizens , asking that in advertising for
sidewalks on Main street , Egyptian ce
ment ns well ns hard-burned brick bo
named , so that bids could bo received on
both. Placed on file.
The report of the mooting of Main
street property owners at tno court house
Tuesday evening , to consider the kind of
paving they desired , wns presented and
road. Each property owner at that
mooting voted according to the number
of foot owned , nnd for the kind of paving
ho preferred. The result of this ballot
wes 4,470 foot in favor of granite pave
ment and 2,751 in favor of wood.
A resolution was also passed nt this
mooting , urging the city council to lot
the contract for the paving of Main
street nt once , nnd that the city notify
the water works company to lay its pipes
from the mains to the curbing nt once ,
before the paving was dononnd also that
the gas company bo likewise notified.
The minutes of the meeting were placed
on file.
An expression of the property owners
of North Main street and Oakland avenue -
nuo was nlso presented , rend nnd placed
on file. This expression WAS in fnvor of
paving North Main street nnd Oakland
avenue with cedar blocks.
The recent decisions nt Davenport and
Dos Moincs on cases in regard to special
assessments were brought up and dis
cussed somewhat. George F. Wright
was called on to give hii opinion. Ho
thought it was perhaps the bettor part as
a cautionary measure to pass an amcda-
tory ordinance remedying all possibla de
fects in the present ordinance.
C. R. Scott , who had prepared such
an nmcndatory ordinance , presented nnd
road it. It provided for the giving of the
noccssnry notice to property owners fix
ing n day when the council would make
the assessments , thus giving the parties
n chnncu to have a hearing , the failure of
which choice scorns to have caused the
trouble to DCS Moines nnd Dnvonport.
After some discussion the nmcndatory
ordinnnco was passed.
Alderman Siodontopf offered a resolu
tion that Main street from Broadway to
Sixteenth nvonuo bo paved with granite
blocks , in accordance with the action of
the meeting of the nroporty owners.
A comparison of the bids in for granite
ito block , showed that of Regan Bros. &
MoQorick to bo the lowest , it being
83.48 n square yard , while the highest
bid in was 8 * 10. This § 3.48 includes n
foundation nf six inches of broken rock ,
then two inches of sand , and upon this
blocks of Sioux Falls granite from six to
eight inches in thickness , the contractors
to do all the necessary excavating and
filling not to exceed ten inches , nnd to
receive for anything in excess of ton
inches tnronty-iivo cents n cublo yard ,
die specifications being the same as those
of the Omaha contract. The price named
is 'subject to a discount of five per
cent for cash paid on completion of the
work.
Alderman Siodontopf offered a resolu
tion instructing the making of n contract
with Regan Bros. & McQorick , of DCS
Moiuos , for the paving of Main street
from Broadway to Sixteenth avonuo.
Adopted by a unanimous voto.
0. 11. Scott read a resolution that north
Haiti street , Washington nvonuo , nnd
) aklnnk avenue bo paved with cedar
Aocks. There nroso some objections
ibout including Washington nvonuo with-
iut giving the property owners some
lotico , although most of them seemed in
ravor of the Improvement. The rosolu-
ion was lost.
Alderman Slodonlopf then presented a
esolution for paving north Main street
ind Oakland nvonuo with white cedar
ulookn , the contract to bo lot to J. B.
Smith & Co. , of Chicago , at § 1.08 a
iquaro yard , five cents oil'for cash.
Alderman Soidontopf then presented a
osolution notifying property owners
n north Main street fnm the
iridgo to Washington nvonuo , nnd then
iroporty owners on Washington nvonuo
, o Oakland avenue to Dave with
white cedar blocks withinfifteen , days.
Adopted. "
The question of paving Broadway then
: arao up. J , M. I'almor expressed a do-
iiro that asphaltum be used on that
itreot , nnd that 0. IS. Squire , of Omaha ,
explain the process , otc. IIo did so , and
narrated how the work had boon done
nnd how it had stood in Omaha.
Robert Poroivnl presented n petition
of Broadway property owners , asking
for that street to bo paved with granite ,
and spoke earnestly in favor of that pav
ing Aid. Keating spoke , ns n proportj
owner , in favor of paving with granito.
Aid. MoMuliou called attention to the
fact that only 1,100 foot were ropro'
sontcd intho petition in favor of gran
ite , and thought moro of the property
should be hoard from ,
Aid , James thought some of the prop1
orly , especially west from Sixth street ,
would hardly stand so oxponslvo n pav-
ng as granito.
Aid. Siodontopf thought that provis
ion should bo made for n fountain or
Upper Broadway before the paving was
done , nnd offered n resolution that nn
ordinance bo propnrod providing that a
fountain bo located , together with ti
market place on Broadway , by the Meth
odist church , to occupy the entire widtli
of the street.
Mr. Scott , in behalf of Oakland avenue
property owners , sugaosk-d that the
fountain provided in the contract will :
the wAter works company , at tlio head ol
Oakland avenue , bo included in the resolution
elution ,
Mr. Siodontopf explained the rosolu
tlon that it was intended to relieve tlu
properly owners there of so much expensive
pensive paving , the street being 10 widi
thoro.
Captain Wilson objected to a 1m ;
market in front of Ins property , Th"
resolution called forth uomo other dis
cussion , nnd wes thou withdrawn.
Returning to the subject of ravin :
Broadway , AJd. Keating moved tha
Broadway bo paved with ebonite , an
that the contract bo lot to Rognn Bros.
& McGoriok.
/Idormnn James moved tonmondby
unking grnnilo paromont on Brondwny
from Stutsmnn to Sovonlh utrcpt. The
tmondmont wa lost. The orlgitml mo
tion providing for the paving of the entire -
tire length of Broadway , from Stutsmnn
ntreot to Twelfth atrect , with Rranito was
then carried , and the contract lot to lie-
gan Bros. & McGorick nt the sumo price
as Main street. Carried unanimously. _
A resolution was presented that certain
property owners on Oakland avenue bo
notified to fill up their low loU BO that
water wotTd not stagnate or soak through
and undermine the paying. Carried.
The council then adjourned.
SILVER CITY'S ' SENSATION ,
How tlio 1'AitlCH to n AVcdillnR Failed
to Connect ,
Correspondence of THE BER.
Sirvr.n CITY , Ia. , January 30. An
other illustration .of the adage , "Tho
course of true love never runs smooth , "
occurred hero to-day. A young man ro-
iding in this vicinity wns smitten with
ono of Silver City's fair daughters. For-
.uno . smiled , and the wedding day was
ixo'1. Then trouble commenced. The
bride went to Illinois on n final visit to
Honda. The groom not being posted
n the law relating to such matters , nnd
thinking that a license was legal tender
nnywhoro nnd nt nny time , procured n
license nt Council Bluffs , thinking it
would bo handy to have in the family.
Jut ho reckoned without the " /fee. "
'ho argus-oyod reporter of TUB BEE pub-
ishod the fact of his procuring the li-
onso. To say the leatt the people hero
voro astonished , and tlio groom found
hat his license would not keep. It ox-
u'rcd at 12 m. to-day , so ho sent post
msto for the bride , and arranged
o have n minister ready at
'ouncil Bluffs to tie the
knot. The groom's parents arranged to
o up on the early freight , but the train
ailed to come. The bride's parents pro-
mrod to go nn the "cannon-ball" train ,
) ut it was behind and did not stop horo. ,
'ho bride was expected on the Chicago'
xpress over the H. & S. railroad , nnd
ho groom wont to Shenandoah to meet
lor , but the Chicago express failed to
onncct. Minister in Council Bluffs ,
taronts in Silver City , groom in Slion-
ndoah and bride somewhere between
Chicago and Shonandoah. Tableau.
The evidence against T. W. Watson is
ccumulating. There is very little
loubt of his guilt in this neighborhood ,
where lip worked all summer. The talk
of lynching has subsided.
The general health in Silver City is
> otter than it has been for six months.
Yours , X. Y. K.
Painting done to order and lessons
given by S. D. Rohso. Studio 12 North
Iain street.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ,
How IH Council BluflVi to bo Afl'cctcd
by Recent Decisions ?
The decisions in the Davonoort and
) ca Moincs cases in regard to special as-
CEsmcntH renews the many queries as to
low Council Bluffa will stand in case oi
itigation. The substance of these do-
isions is to the effect that the city
liould notify the property-owners that
on a certain day they would make special
ssossmonts , and notify them to bo prcs-
nt , and show reason why the assessment
hould not bo fixed ; in other words the
property owners must bo given a day in
ourt , or a chance to bo hoard before the
assessment is finally settled upon. Tlio
ailuro to thus notify proved a defect.
While those decisions were on curbing ,
and do not directly pass upon the
[ uost tion of the filling of streets , yet as
.his city has boon doing so much street
filling and charging it up to the abutting
property , there seem to bo grave doubts
about the legality of this assessment.
Some of the attorneys claim that the
lotico to property owners to do the filling
vithiu ninety days is sufficient , but oth
ers think not.
In view of the fact that heavy special
isitossmonts will soon bo made for paving
.ho council has thought itiao to hedge
at least and protect the city if possible.
An amendatory ordinance was passed
yesterday , but still the doubt rests over
, ho work that has boon done , and as to
.ho future the doubt scorns not ul-
.ogothor removed by this amond-
fttory ordinance providing for the
giving of the necessary notice. If the
) ld ordinance is void , ivs it appears from
the late decision , how can it bo made
good by amending ? If the old ordinance
is dead can it bo brought to life by
unending it 1 That is a question which
still puzzles the heads of some of the
attorneys.
The _ cily council seems to go ovoi
those important measures hastily and
clumsily. In yesterday's session , im
portant measures were passed with nc
city attorney present to advise or sug
gest. There was other good legal talent
present , plenty of it , but still it did not
sooni to have the oflicial stamo. In
addition to the regular city attorney , the
council lately retained ono of the strong
est law fiims in the city , yet neither ol
thorn were present.
To depend on what advice may be
gained accidentally by some attorney ,
liowovor good , who chooses to bo in at
tendance at n council mooting on othoi
business , and who has had no time noi
pay for looking up the questions , seems
rather a careless way to handle important
matters.
The city attorney is not to blame sc
much , for lin is sometimes nocossarilj
ubsont , and when hero ha is not always
called upon for an opinion or given time
to hunt up u question , nor is his advice
always followed.
The 1'nclllo houio rcgUtor cuutatncd tbi
muiiwof "Uuclo Tom's Oabtn" combination
Mrs. Dr. Montgomery U on tha tick 11 > U
JACOB 8IMB. E. 1' . OADWELl
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Itiln btrrtt. Room * 1 * nJ blmmrt & Me
Uahon't Wock , Will I'uctloe la Mate tuid vdcn
oourU
Mrs , H , J , Hiltop , M , D. ,
& SUJWEON
! 23 utddlo Urofl ty , Couuotl DluQa.
Wo liave the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
Kid Sock Protectors ,
Magnetic Insoles ,
dork 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 largo quantities for Spot
Cash , wo nre enableoto sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordcis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK ; AND BAiuinL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MicmaAN PLASTER. HAIR
AND SEWKll PIPE.
No , 639 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOILER.
Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received.
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
TnTT'NT TAT 15 A TPTl ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUN-
UUHIN VV. JJxLLIliJ , TV COLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner BroadnayandMalnstrcet.
JOHN BENO & 00 GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
, , IS llain street and 17 Poul street.
CRESTON HOUSE.
MAXMOHN
, Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street.
i J. Jl. WJlLJ.Xjj , Corner Mnln nnd Fifth np rtalra. Residence , 809 Willow avenne.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
. SOHUEZ.JUSTICE Express.
LIVERY AND FEED ,
SQ . Will contract for funerali nt reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street
J. M , ST , JOHIT & OO..OA8H BITTERS.
Draft by return urnll. 146 Broadway.
TTfinfT MERCHANT TAILOH ,
JX.U UHt Stock Couii mU. Suite inado at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St I
QC1TTTT CONTRACTOn AND BUItDER ,
&P QI'IXJ.XJ. Corner 7th and Broadway. 1'lana and spcclflcatlons furnished.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
JAMES FRANE7.MERCHANT
FRANE7. Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway
ATIOUNEYS AT LAW ,
TTMTVT1 XT nATJT
JUliiJUJL Ut > Jj.jtlIXiJ. James Block. Practice In state and federal court * .
Q ) A TVTTTp ATJITTIVI And batn house , 421 end 423 Broadway. L , Sovereign , Prop. P. J. llont-
OfiiN ± J.zLLbi U1V1 Komery , M. D. rbyalclan.
PTIWT'W T A "RPHTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
JJJJVVJ.1M Ui J3.JJJJU ± J. , Notary Public and General Com eyancor. 41S Broadway.
TPVP1P SMITH & NORTON ,
lUJ V JjlVjj i Broadway oppoeito New Opera House. Refitted $1 , (1.60 per day
A LARGE STOCK OF
At ViUY LOW FIGUiaS. Don't forgot I pay the highest price for
XEG
As 1 am compelled to buy to fill contracts.
S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
"H"
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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
OF WATEULOO , IOWA ,
9 conttdcrcil the best { 2r > 00 In uiReol death , and 91 000 endowment at thoexilratlonof ten J earn. Asso'f-
ncnUmaboaccordlnptaag ! ; . Mr * . Oli\e Ullcj the agint will call and explain the plan upon jour re-
meat. l > iri.ct your tou uiumcatio&s to 211 Vine bt. Council llluffs Inno.
DEALER IN ALL TH J LATEST DESIGNS OF
IALL PAPER
Bnterior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street nnd 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
L1VK-IO EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
Of.
Tlxo
IM. 0 ll > on 1 404 BroaduB ) , Moil * at all Hours.
Chef d'cultlno f Council I'urtlesaSpeilaltj.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a < h ertlscraouts , euch iw Ltut ,
found , la Loan , For Bale , To Kent , Wauta , Board *
lug , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at tha low
rate ol TEN CUNTS PEIl LINK lot tha flret Insertion
and FIVE CECT8 I'EIl LINK lor iich ubieiiuent In.
Bcrtlon. LCMO adtertlnemoDU atourofflco , No. 7
I'earl Street , near Broad v
WANTS.
TXrANTCU Ktcry booym Council IllufU to t ko
VV TuEllmt Utllrcred by carrierat only twenty
cents a week.
\VAMI.U A good humw. in nice locaUuji , with
i thrco ur four room * . Addruj box \o 5.8 , Dm
otlla1.
OLD VAVKHS-l'or ralti at IHKoinoo , t 25ccnU
a hundred.
"ITWH PENT An tlogantly luniUhcd room , location
/K offlcc.Uelc""CT' : 'c-lu'reJ. ' Adilrtus A. U
tt nK offlcc.
Foil SALE-lIouie No. JzlUrrinou trt t and
sounloU , taw. llkllrafcii.
"rpORUKNT l ri ' , nlctl ) furnl al room iih
t ckXwC'oui : ' 1"1'80" i < i t eau' . *
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AYE , ,
CHAl'JIA'N * 1'UOl'Hlirr.OIlS.
Morning hour * . ' .lOtol'J
Alteriicon , . 230to4SU :
EttnUig . . 7ajtolO
Coinmutatiou tickuu good tor twenty adinlitloai (3.
W. W , CIIAI'MAX , . Manager.
No object iouable rlurocters will beotliulttcd.
R , Bice H D.
CANCERS ,
CHRONIC DISEASES * * *
O ur lUlrtj } caw practical eiiicrltnce. OfSo
B I'wrl rtrvtt , Oouacll I
Empkie Hardware Co
Hardware
109 and lll'.S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
IK
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
UFTho <
The only Hotel in thia Ciiy on iho European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT Y9U GET. "
New Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENT It ALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Blufl's , Iowa.
( OPPOSITE COUET HOUSE. )
! Y TO LOil 1 ML ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts o Title to all Lots and Lauds in the County.
MANUFACTURERS OP
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
IT <
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of extj aordiuary Fine Carvers.
504 Broadway , and 10 and
12 Main Street.
GETSDME OF
Pel Fitting , Best and Chcapest-Birino Linen Collars and Cuffs.
, 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs ,
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
In nil our Bocts and Shoes , regardless oE Quality. Don'fc miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sneral House Furnishins !
MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.
502 Broadway , Council Bluffs. | CASADY , OitCUTT & FEENCH.
DE. THOMAS JEFFERIS ,
No. B23 Sixth a\enuo , Council Bluffs , Ion a.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
\KAiui'KXI-ERII CE ; TIIIRTI MSIM AUKD-
inrvr OK COUNCIL BuTm.
Dlaunofi * ( dUcascd conJItlora described ) without
nucstlonlnu' . There are hundreds of wHiiLBscu to the
fact that tlio blind are restored , the deaf made to
hear , olio ) > nrai\ sis and rheumatism of months and
years Btandlnir frequently curtd in 20 minutes' time
through psychic mcstmrie , eplrlt or soul force ,
"llieso tluniiaoro not done In a earner , "
Iheauly reliable pro\uiitatUe and cure for diph
theria known ( keep It on hand ) . Tha best catarrh
rcmul ) In uso. Small pox pre > uitatlvo superior to
vaccination. Everycaie of Indlgcatlou ( desprpela )
cured time require ! 0110 to tlx weeks. C'Ul ulccru ,
commonly called uiiiccra roniovcd without the use
of the knife. In fact all acute and chronic upcasts
successfully treated
1 ho records of mortality she * that Dr. Jcffetlca is
the most successful practlclonir of mcJiclne In the
wcnUrn country. Illagruatest success 1ms bcin in
cases that has Lsllhd the el.ill of otncr Jot-tors , at
H ell 09 cautlng dosjulr and financial ruin In man )
COSC3.
TERMS REASONABLE.
No charge for consultation by letter or otherwise.
Inclose Ump wlicro aniucrs to letters are required.
BLSI kind of rufcrnccs gltcu.
giT 1'ereons free from oontaglousdisease will ho re
ceived Into hid luntltuU of Jlcalth lor ticatiuent.
POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK.
EUROPEAN MUSEUM OP
IN THIS CITY.
Go and See It ,
Admission - c' i
JOSEPH
/ * / * * * * _ df % a * * *
AND
Corner Main street and LIghth airnue , Cnu
lilulls
t3TLowest rates acd prompt delivery
CURE OR NO PAY
Wo euarautee the cure of the follow inK named dls-
foanos , or no jiaj : Itheumatlam , Scrbfula , Ulcent ,
Catarrh , a I Dlood andikindlseaics , Dyrpepsla , Liter
Complttlnt , Kidney and Dladilcr Wscnscs. ( Jout , Neil-
ralgla and Asthma , This > Springs are the fnotlto
retort ol the tired an 1 debllltatad. and are the
FEKI1LG LAUIhS 1I1-.ST 1'HIEND.
Good hotel , lltery and bathing acrnniodatlon both
\\lnttr and summer , Locality highly j Icturcuqui-
and health ) . Accctblblo b ) V/ubjth rallwaj , r
E\ona , or O. , B. if Q , at Albam. CorroiionueiiL
solicited , IICV. M. M. ailOJIl'SON.
Manager.
Sllosm Springs , Cara , I1. 0. , Gentry Co , Ho.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gra\lty IWrtS
lliactlon , , . . , Ncutra
Carbonic Arid Cos , , . .20 In. per gallon
Carbomuo Calcium 35,921 Urains
Carbonate Iron 7(41 ' . '
SulphatoJiapuesla , , , , , , .3a "
Bulpbate Calciuu , , . . . .1,116 "
Chloride Sodium. . . , , 7,200 "
Slllico , 1,688 <
Alumina . . . .0,010 "
Urgauloand Volatile matter and loss , . , .1,4W ' <
Total scllds per gallon 07,174 "
WI.IQIIT& UrnitiLL , ChtmUtg.
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BANKERS.
CouncU Uladi
Esrabi/snsa
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha antt Council Bluff ? ,
