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THE DAILY BEJE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONDAY , .MARCH 3,1984. i DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS , Monday Morning ) MaroL 3. ! .stmscntrnotf IIATKS : By Carrier - - - - - - - ncnU per week By M I . . . . . . . $10.00 ( XI Year OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl Btroet , Hear Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Additional local on seventh page. The Chautauqua club meets this eve ning. ning.Now Now spring goods just received at J. Rcitor's , the tailor , 310 Broadway. Now goods arriving daily at the carpet store of Casady , Orcutt & French. Father Clark , of lied Oik , has been appointed successor to Father Ryan , who died recently at Shonandoah. If the city want a rattling .good adver tising agent , Vaughn is tlio man. If they want want a good mayor , Flickinger will do. There wcro 01 arrests by the police during February , of which 19 wcro drunks , 9 disturbing the peace , 7 tres pass , and the rest for various offenses. Secretary Curtis has hit a good plan by devoting the noon mooting of the Y. M. C. A. , every Saturday , to the considera tion of the Sunday school lesson for the next day. Alexander Sullivan , president of the Irish National league , is to speak at the opera house next Thursday evening and steps will bo taken to form a branch league hero. The Bachelors club had a merry time nt the institution for the donf and dumb last Friday evening , Soap bubble blow ing nnd n candy pull were among the amusing features of the evening. A special attempt was made yesterday nt the Broadway Methodist church to raise a , deficiency of about § 150 , there having boon extra oxponscs during the revival meetings. A goodly portion ol it was raised. 'All Odd Follows nro invited to attend the ball to bo given by Hnwkoyo ledge nl Bloom & Nixon's hall uoxt Thursday evening , but outsiders will bo expected on invitation only. The aflair promisee to bo an unusually enjoyable ono. Vaughan says ho has no criticisms t < r.ako on the present city administration 'That was a bad nlip of the tongue. If ns it would nppour from this , ho endorse the present administration , then when is the hoped for change for the bettor. Burglars were detected at Shcnandoal the other night boring through the rcn door of a store. The burglars oponci fire , sending a bullet through the coa sleeve of ono of the officers , who re iurncd the compliment , but the burglar made good their escape. If Pottibono can bo elected aldormat nt largo , nnd then secure the position o purchasing agent for the city nt $250 i month additional salary , and keep tin position of purchasing agent for tin achool board , ho will bo n good deal of i monopolist of the buying business. It is now stated that J. M. Palmer ha concluded to withdraw as indepondon candidate for alderman in the Fin ward. Tiiis loaves McGargar a prott good show for being elected. Ho lit the making of an excellent aldormat having enterprise coupled with intog rity.N. N. C , Phillips will got more votes ttin many expect , and may got in. Mai : object to Pottibono on account of li , ! " previous record , and others find fau & with Siodontopf because of his being in & council which gave away Union avenu The struggle for alderman at larg therefore , looks mixed. Oflicera Ousiok and Nicholson hai been laid off the force by Chief Field. . ' ia to bo hoped that when the now ai ministration comes into power , there wi b ? a thorough change and a otrongthei ing nnd cleaning up of the police fore It has been so inefiicicut for the post yoi that tlio public is ready foe a gro change , Under the present charter the may Jias no vote in , the council , and hence i voice in its proceedings. It bohoov the people then not to bo carried aw ; with tlio idea that the mayor can < everything. They should see to it mai ly that good men are chosen as aldormo The mayor's oflioe h mainly importa because ho ia chief of police , and a mi should be chosen who will act in the i toresta of morality. No ono claims for a moment that. T. Flickinger , the republican Candida for mayor , can bo successfully attack 011 his record or his character , Ho conceded to have a clear head and clo hands , free from cliques or rings , plen of grit , and as such would make a go chief of policn. That is about what i { tflico of mayor amounts to now , as t ! mayor docs not have a vote in iiiak'i any improvements. Enterprising aide men to devise and a clean mayor to ox cute is what Council Bluffs needs , Some are trying to make a stir abe Tostevin holding two offices. The fact tlint he is city engineer and county BU veyor. Those who have hold the oflj of city engineer before have been dep tiztf as county surveyor , there beii Wtlowrrk in the latter cfllco , and t ! two oflicea going together very suitabl " A to the candidate on the other tick lie holda 9110 olliee and an important o now , So the claim , -prewed , wor harder sgaintt the other candidate tb ' fl fn t Mr , ToaUtvin. 'RAH FOR VAUGHVN. The Gateiog at the Conrt House Saturday NteW , Snuio of tlio ittilli'iiloiifl Kvonts of tlic Kvonltif * . Tlio court IIOUEOvna well filled -with citizens Saturday night , nome drnwn from nn onthusinsm over Vfiughnn , and mnny out of curiosity * All shades of political faith were there but it was generally recognized as a Vnughan meet ing nnd so conducted. John Ahlos call' cd to order after Vaughnn had appeared with his band and the music had censed , Mr. Allies thought that Vaughan ought to bo chairman , and accordingly nominated him as such. John Jay Fratnoy , think * ing that there ought to bo nome editorial month surrounding tlio nnmo of W. II. Vaughan , amended Mr. AliVs motion by putting the motion thus , "I move yqu sir , that the Carter Harrison , of the Missouri slope , take the chnir. All in favor say aye , " It was carried with duo enthusiasm , but Ahlcs not recognizing W. 11. A'aughan under so lofty a title aa "tho Carter Harrison of the Missouri slope , " called out for Mr. Harrison to como forward and take the chair , and no ono respond , ing , innocently nskca if Mr. Harrison was in the house. It Was explained to him that this was intended as a compli mentary title for Vnughan nnd that gentleman then took the chair. As ha had arranged to make a speech , Mr. Vaughan concluded that it would bo more fitting while ho talked to hnvo someone ono else preside , nnd so on his motion Mr. Hondricks wai called to that posi tion. Having thus got nettled down , Vnu ghan spoke for nbout an hour. Ir was in the main the same speech that ho made two yearn ngo when running for mayor. Ho told how ho had advertised Council Binds nnd how ho had pushed improve ments. This was the burden of the speech , nnd ho touched very lightly or the moral reform of the city. Ho naid ho did not care to criticise the ndminis trntiou of the past year. On the qucatior of filling up the streets nt the oxponeo o : private property owners ho did not com mit , himself. In fact ho dodged this anc homo other matters rather shrewdly , bul spoke earnestly in favor of improvement in the city and advertising outside of thi city.Then Then Mr. Hondricks was called on foi a speech. It seemed to bo his al lotted duty to give othci candidates on the democratic ticket complimentary plimontary notices. Ho cither forgot t < say anything about Holmes , for city nt tornoy , and Fottibono , us alderman a largo , or olsn did not care to , nnd in re gnrd to Brodbock , as city engineer , IK objected to Jiim because ho held ono fa oflico already. Mr. John Jay Frainoy was then calldt 1 out. Ho stopped his foot into it , too Ho pronounced Vaughnn's speech ai savoring of egotism , nnd that there won other good men on the ticket. Ho , too made a review of them , and avoided say inq anything about Holmes or Pottibono Ho urged the workingmen not to ondorsi any particular candidates on oitlio : ticket , and not to frame a now ticket , bu for each man to make up a ticket to sui himself. Ho also urged men not to sol their votes. Vaughan then gave Holmes nnd Petti bone httlo soothing syrup. Ho calloi attention to the fact that no allusion hai been made to them. It was , of course an oversight , nnd Frainoy at one jumped up nnd explained that it was certainly tainly so on his part. Yuughun pal Holmes the highest sort of a compliment and also complimented Pottibono , nn nut in a few good words fcr N. O jPhil lips , the independent candidate for aldoi man at largo. Then John Ahlos was called out wit great applause. Ho explained that Ji did not think the workingmen ha strength enough to nominate n ticket c originally intended. Ho urged them t vote independently , but pronounced tli republican ticket n "board of trad ticket" and against the interests of label nnd remarked : "If you vote that tiokc you nro damned miserable curs. " H did not bolipvo they would sell thoi votes unless it became a necessity , who they wore drunk , and warned them nc to soli. Ho called attention to the fact tlu Vaughan had not said ho would ondora the fourth plank of the workingmen platform against letting work by contrai and had alno avoided saying anythin about the fifth plank , which was in r < gard to a moro just equalization ot taxoi Uo would not call htm to account o those , however. Ho denounced the gi\ > r ing away or stealing away of Union avi nuo by the Union Pacific and frankl owned up that it was donp by tb democratic council , whoso ndministratio Vaughan fluid ho would not critlcisi Sir. Ahloa wanted Major George Rid mend to run for city engineer and move that ho bo nominated , That gontlomn won called for , but declined the hone saying ho was a republican and won not forsake that party. The motion yr . then withdrawn. There were some good thing * said i the course of the mooting. The noglo of the present council to do anything i te Indian crook , the giving away of Unic 3d avenue to the Union Pacific , the reckle way of filling up streets without fir ism settling who is liable for the pay nt : m other causes of complaint which Tli ty BUB has shown up fully from time I tyd time , were well hit upon. The attemp to attack Mr. Flickinger were voi 10 weak. Altogether the mooting con 10 bined enthusiasm with much amusomon > 10R and proved quite an enjoyable free ei tortainmeut. r- For AUlormaii At liaruc. At tlio request of many citizens 4 hereby announce myself as Indopendoi jg candidate for the ollico of Aldormau-a Lmgo. NATHAN 0 , liutcl nt On S iturday morning the funeral BO vices of H. S. Oolo were hold at tl family residence , nnd were very largo attended by Borrowing friends and syr et pathizing citizens , The services we ic f peculiarly tender ami appropriate. He iij Mr. Bates , of the Presbyterian churc ! m j read iroll chosen passages of ssriptur ' Her , Mr. Ilainlln , of the Congregation church , offered prayer. Ilov. Mr. liar- is , of the Omaha Baptist church , made I some very npprointo remarks , nnd another rnyor was offered by Ilov. Mr. Pirsons. ? lymnn were sung by a quartette consist- img of Mrs. Seaman , Mrs. Unnchott and Messrs. andBcrgorFilch.with MissBorgor ns accompanist. The floral tributes were mnny nnd beautiful , among them being n harp of cut ( lowers , n tribute from tlio ladies of the Bethel society. Among the touching details of the nrranpomonts was the picture of the aged mother of Mr. Cole , which was placed by the casket , and Itov. Mr. Homlin very feelingly al luded to her nccnss.ary absence. The emblems of mourning attached to the largo easy chnir In which Deacon Cole wai wont to sit also spoke silently nnd tenderly , yet imnrcssivoly , of this broken link in the family circle , Many friend * followed the casket as it was berne to the cemetery , whnrotho remains were laid away in n vault , the Odd Fol lows , of which order ho was a member , conducting the services nt the grounds. A Boston contemporary says , that the maker of the Hardman piano is n Ilardman to beat a bottom fact. J. Mueller sells thatn. Himlinnii on t holla IRC. HEW YOUK , January 24 , 188-1. J , Mueller , Council Bluffs , IOWA : DEAU Sin : Copy of TiiEBEErecolved. Thanks. ' The letter from Mellor , Iloono & lloml ricks shows the position taken for the Hardman pianos by nearly all our ngonts now. Messrs. Button & Son , in Philadelphia , and White , Smith & Co. , in Boston , have demonstrated whatcould bo done in those cities , while you your self have had no moan success with our pianos , and wo 'hnvo yet to hear of any single dealer who has not had the very best success with them. Wo appreciate your ofl'orts for the pianos , and trust you are doing all in your power to pnt it in the front rank , where it belongs , and that your efforts nro devoted to that ond. 'With very _ kindest regards , wo are , dear sir , very sincerely yours , HAUDMAN , DOWLIKCI & PEUK. E. u. Glen nnd J. Irsoy , two boye , were arrested Saturday night by Ofliccr Mullen for disturbing the pence. It ia said that the row started by some ono calling Vcsoy a dude and ho wouldn't stand it. j Messrs. Chapman & Martens , of the skating rink , have offered nn elegant prize to the most graceful lady skater. It is a gold watch , to hold it permanently the winner must bo awnrdcd it in three contests. The first contest is to bo to morrow evening. Tlio Knights of Pythias will bo inter ested in hearing that arrangements arc mndo so that those desiring to attend the next session of the Supreme Lodge of the world , to bo hold in Now Orleans April 2ii , can do so nt very little expense , the faro for the round trip from various points in Iowa being only $15 , the ticket good for ninety dnys. The other day Marshal Jackson filed complaints against delinquent saloor keepers , and all of the warrants have been served except ono or two. Time far but ono of the cases has been disposed of , nnd the delinquent was allowed to gel off without paying the license , the citj attorney dismissing the case. DERKSEN'S BATH ROOMS. Having enlarged my establishment. , ] will this morning open to the public seven of the finest bath rooms for lighl and air in the country. Price reduced to 25 cents per bath. P. M. Order ( lowers for weddings and funor nla from W. H. Foster , Harrison streob SPECIAL NOTICES , NOTICE. Special ndrortleemonts , such as Lost found , To Loin , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board Ing , etc. , will bo Inserted in this column at the 1m rate of TEN CENTS PKIl LINK for the first Insortloi and FIVK CENTS PEH LINE for oaoh subsequent n sortion. Loav o advertisements at our office , No. Pearl Street , near Drnadwav WANTS. W ANTED Every body in Council Bluffs to tali TiuUnx. DellTcrod by carrier at only tvcnt ; rents a week. \\7ANTED-A good homo , in nlco location , wltl TT thrco or four rooms. Address box N'o. 20 , BK otllce. OLD PAPEllS-ror ealo at BBK olHco. at 25 cent a hundred. FOIl HENT Elegantly furnished appartments li houoowltli prlvkto family. Itufotenccg ox chaneod. Addrcti II , W. J , lieu ollico. HALE A lliBt-cliiHD tot of bar fixtures OIK FOIl , cheap , S. Goldstein , C40 Counol Bluffs Iowa. todies ami gentlemen cart inako fire AGENTS class wagot by tolllni ; the "Champion Beset : Utrecther and Ironlnp Uoan ! . " HetilU at 81.CX' Any lady can Uo up a line shirt without wrlnhl nil floHt It as nlculyasithoDcet laundries can. Addrti forjiaitlcularsC , B. S. Is I. Co. , LBK olllcu , for on IllO'ltll tuoa. orricix , u ( ti. tvesi. OFFICER & PUSE3 BANKERS. Council Bluffi . . It , Established - - 185 ( Dcalen In Foreign nd omoitlo Kxchtngt m At tbo woll-laiowu Establishinen J. P. FILBERT 200 Upper Bronaway , the PIONEER GASH ca-rtooia 01 Council lllufli. Notlfu our reduced l'rlc Lit We give 1ftpoutidi E traOSuznr for . , , , S1 f 11 jwundi UranuUtcU Sucar , 'Z i iloundi Choice o 'n' ' ° * l M pound * Navy llcuni. . . , . SO | xundi Il'ii HuK Htarch 12 pound > Carnllim Itlce . . . . It poundDmco rTun . . . , 23 tiari Ituffalotjoapi Eitra ItkJTrout , per pound . . . . . . . .i.i ii'i ' { CholojMlui'4 tint , IIT pound. . . . . , . , . . . . , , , , ] 1110200 Choice Mackerel . . . . . . . . , , , . , j Color&Jo I'lour , Wlnttr , per c t. , . . , . . . , . . , 21 T. T. All Kraden , according to iuallly | , 15a to SCo pi pound Wo l o carry a full line of Men' * , ladlei' an Ca Urcn' line Bhoctand llea'i Ploo lloott at vei low pricM. % l o % full line ol Tinware and tenet march'dlte. cloiini | and boconvlncud tha yc canitveuouoy bj detlluK with ui. ( )9od ) > dellvon Iriielnuny n at of the city , Ia a word , wo ar * bound to i U and cballouja i hudatl.cjmjetltlwln tbl pouutv. 9CD Uroadv y. LADIES WE 1KB RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Gentlemen OUR FINE TRAfVFCS A TOTI GIT/YIPC ! JoUUIo JLoJJ oMUJBjo 'or ' Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T. L1NDSEY & CO. , 4r'l2 Brondwny , Council Blull's , West Side Square , Clarmda , MAYNE & PALMER , DEAtKIlS IN Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , iULKJAND BARREL IJME , LOUISVILLE AND POKTLAND CEMENT , MICIIICIAN PLASTER , HAIR AND MKWKll F1PE : o , 039 Broadway , - . . . COUNCtt BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOIiljJSR. Spring Goods LEA.DING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received. 7 and 9 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . - . - IOWA. , OOTTOXTOIXJ TnTT"M TO" T3ATR"n ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF roTTAWATrAiiiE COUN- UUJH1N W. DtiJLRJJ , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. OlIIco cornur Broadway and Main Btrnct. P.PMOT nn GENERAL MEPCTIANDISE. /T JDJCliNU OS VjUM IB Main utreet and 17 1'eail etron Did , J. . WjlJ.XjJ . ' . | Corner Main nnd Flftlnip-ntalrs. UcsUl'cnco. 603 Willow avonno. "NT QP M TTR " 7 JUSTICE OK TIIK PEACE , JCt , KjVJ 11 U J.t ) li OiCcecHor American Express. WAfl'MP"R LIVERY AND FEED , Sq > VV JiiCrLNJjiV , Will contract tor fupcrila at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth etrcct. GP O ft/ITTTT / CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , t Ji OIVIXJ.X3. Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans nnd epeclflcatlona furnished. T A MPQ PP A TJP'V MERCHANT TAILOR. U JO.XU.Jj O X J.X-C\.1N .U JL < Attlstlo Work and roaaonablo charges. 872 Broadway ATTORNEYS AT LAW , AT TTAPT1 CSC H 1I.VJ. James Block. Practice In Rtato and federal courts. Q A "MTT1 APITTIWT Andbatn IIOUBO , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Soierelgn , Prop. P. J. Uont- P /JIM 11 AH ) 1 U JVI gomory , M. U. Physician. PTYWTNT T APJRfYPT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , J-lJJTYJ.ll Ui ja.JJJJU.LJ. , Notary Public and General Comejanoer. tlS Broadway. PPTTPT3P TTnTTQ'T' ' SMITH & NORTON , IXiJj V JJlVjLl J-LU U kJJj j Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted 91 , $1.60 per day AH kinds of JT. ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , COciL BLUFFS , IOWA , etc. , etc. \ All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. . GALLAGHER. New Store , Fresh floods , Low Prices and 1'ollto Attendant ] . First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel } LIVE TO K AT. EAT TO LIVE. O . .toi'oxto Tlio Ed. 01 on 1 4C4 Broadway , < ln'at \ all Hours. Chef d'culilno ) Council Bluffs. \ Parties a Specialty. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centerville coal of Platte Overtoil , oflico 501 First avenue , yard 804 Main street , Council Bluffs if. entitled to a chance in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away March 1st. You maythus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing : . DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF fALL PAPEE m I110I Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CARPENTER'S ' TOOLS AND HAlfTARE ! Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in i Fancy Hardware. A large line of extiaordinary Fine Carvers. DeVOL & WRIGHT,504 CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL And General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.u 502 Broadway , Council Blufta. | CASABY , OKCUTT & FRENCH. ( OPPOSITE OOUKT HOUSE. ) TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lota and Lands in the County. EmpkieHardwareC 109 and 111 S. Main Street , § ? COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , The only Hotel in thia City on the European plan of " PAY ONLY FOR " WHAT YOU 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 Bluffs , Iowa. REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Maiii Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHY DON'T YOU OETSDME OF Porfct Fitting , Beat and Chcapcst.J5Flnc Linen Collars a > No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa : EVEKYTHINfl FIHSTCLASS.- Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The follonincaio the times of the arrival and do- pirturo of trains by central standard time , at tlio iocil depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln- carllcr and arrive ten minutes later. CHICAGO , EDBU arON JU.D QU1XCT. ARRI\ . B:20 p m Council Bluffs Express , 9.30 a m FUOpm Chicago Express 0:40 : a m 0:46 : a m Mall. 7:00 : prr KANSAS CUT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS. 10:10 : a m Mall and Express , 0:45 : p m 8:25 : pm 1'aclflo Express , 5:35 : p m CHICAGO , MILWACKKK AND ST. PAUL. r > :25 : p m Express , 0.40 a m 0:4j : a m Kxpress , 0.D : p m CHICAGO , ROCK I8LAKD AND PACIFIC. f > :30 : p m Atlintlc Express , 9.40 a m 0:50 : a m Day Express , 0.50 p m 7:15 : a in "Dcs Molms Aoccmmodation , 4:40 : p in At local depot only. U'ABASH , ST. LOUIS AMJlVACiyiC. Df : > n a m Mail , :45 : p in 4CUpui : Cannon Hall , 11:15 : am At Transfer only , CHICAGO and NOKTHWKSTKKN. G:30 : p m Express , 0.60 p m 0:4 : in in I'acillio Express , 11:15 : a in 8IODX CITY AND PACIFIC. 7:40 : p m St. 1'aul Express , 0:00 : a m 7:20 a m Accommodation , 0:50 : p m U.MON PACIFIC. 7:50 pm Western Express , 8:39 : a m 11:44 : am 1'aciflc Kiiirees , 4'U : p m 7:49 : n m Local Express , O.M a in 12:14 : a m Lincoln Impress , AtTran.feronly. 1'DMMV ' TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 8:24-0:24-10-24-11:24 : : : u. m. I : J 1-2:21-3.31- : 4:24-5:24-0.24-7V4 : : : nnd 11:04 : p , m Surday , 8.24- 10:24 : a. m. l:24-3il-5:24-7Oi : : : : and 11:01 : p. m. Ar rive 3D minutes bcfuro leaving time. ADMINISTRATOR'S ' SALE The undersigned will offer for sale on March 15,10 O'ClockA. M. AT PUBLIC OUTCRY IN HARDIN TOWNSHIP , Pottawattamio Co. , Iowa , 140 Steers , 11 Horses , COWS , HOGS , CORN , OATS , AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. TERMS Ten Jnonths' time , nt ten per cent interest , with approved security on all suras over ten dollars. All sums of t n dollars or under , cah. Five per cent discount for cash on all sums over ten dollars. CAROLINE E. RAND , Administratrix , CORNER PEARL ST.AP FIFTH AVK , Open loCO : a. m. , 2:0011. : in aml730p. ; m. , lion- c. y , Wednesday and Friday evenlign cxcluihely for tbo lyDinplo Club , " ' "llfc : fVUutio on Tueadiy and lliunday cv enlngs. ADMISSION , 25 CENTS. Ho objectlonabla character ! v * 111 bo admitted. CIIAPMAN & 1IAIITEN8 , . . . FIlOl'RIETORS. MrsHJHiltoDM , , , , , PHYSICIAN & SURGON , 222 Middle Bfn-tv r. council Bluft * . R. Rice M. D. or other tumon removed without th knife or drawing of blood , CHRONIC DISEASES Over thirty yean practical experience Offioo Ko ( Pearl ( treet , Council Bluff | ArCooiultatloo free AND COAL Corner Main street and Eighth axcuue , Ciua Bluffs. IjrLnwcst rates and prompt delivery SILOAM Wo cua'anteo the cute of the following named dla- eeasus , or no pay ; nheuuiatlsm , Scrctula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a 1 Blood amUUrullsewcs , DvApepalaLiver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , These Springs are the favorite retort of the tired an.l dehllhatad , and are the FEEBLE LADIbS BEST FIUEND , Ocod hotel , livery and bathing accomodation both winter and summer. Locality hlchlv plcturcsquu and healthy. Acccfslhlo by Wabish rallttay , c Evona , orC.B. & Q. , at Albany. Com * | onuctio solicited , KEV. M.M. THOllI'SON. Manager. Albany , Slloam Springs , [ Gentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity 1.002 Reaction Ntutra Carbonic At id OM 28 111. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 35,921 Uralim Carbonate I roil , , ,7t41 ! ' ( Sulphate Magnesia 3,110 " Sulphate Calclnm 1,148 " Chloride Sodium 7,2(10 Slllica l.sea " Alumina . . . .0,010 Orgauioand Volatile matter and loss 1,459 " Total solids per gallon . . .07,174 WIUOIIT& MRIIKII.I , , AN APPOINTMENT ! That Must Be Met. It is apprlntcd unto ii-aii once to rilo.lmt after this iudgmont , and wnubouver wax noc written in tna ( ookef life wasu Bt Into thu like of ( Ire. Filentl , if jou wtrutodioconlchtfhowuouldlt bewitliv-ou ? -VPTON W. R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Urnana ana Council Jtlnffr. Heal csUto rollcc ion ut'cin } MO Over savings bank SPECIAL KOTIOE. TO Consumers of Water ! THE COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Co , Hereby announces , that It will ] mt In acnlco nliica ti ) the curb of tlio strict on the line of lit malni aa BOOH as the front it out ol the pound , j0r all parties .vft M ho desire connections nmlo itli the street malm anil who will make application therefor to the Com' pany 'Before March 10 , ' 1884 , at t lie follow Ing prices , paj able In advance : "i-Iiich service pipe , 88 960 iii 10 76 1325 1500 Thorri.es Include the cent of opening an.J . the ftroet , tapping tbo street water main , lurnlahln ard liuertlng oorporallon cwk , lurnl.hlnV nd imt- ting In extr itrouBlcad son Ice pipe , furnishing and putting In curb .top. top box and cover conplclo. indnuktiiBall iiott.sary counectlom between thu street waiter nitln and the curb of the Hieet which "ho M' ' V " " " " ' ' " " " cun'm"fr ol d" K IP view of Hie contemplated pnvlnsf of wrtaln .trecUIn the Uiy , partie. are lecofum nded & Con50 uS' ' Inimodlatel ; , at the ortlco , of the 20 Pearl Street. In order to ave the necewltv and avoid the HARRY BIIlKINni.NB , f11 Council Plug. , February 81 , JACOB 8IU& E.r.OADWELL SIMSi CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , .COUNCIL BLO FS , IOWA . .Offlc ' , Main Street. Boom * 1 Md Bhoiwl & Mo. Mabon'Bl05k. WulpnotiMla BUtTSSJ1 fiJSl