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THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY , MARCH 18 , 1884. : iMIE DAIIA BEE. 00UNCIL BLUFFS. Tueoday Morning- March , L8 , sUBSciurnoN Br Carrier - - - - - - - cnl per week a'nrtft w Vrft ? R Xla - - - - - - - - per No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOK MENTION , Cheap railway tickota , 4 Pearl St. Additional local on aovonth page. Now apring goods just received at J. Roitor's , the Uilor , 'JIO Broadway. The A. 0. n. had a merry time last night at their ball in Bloom it Nixon's hall. hall.Doug. . Points and Mary Alien Crook wore yoatorday married by Justice Sehure. The trial of Peter Na/.arinus , accuaod of oaaaulting MaxMohn's little girl , ia aot for to-day. The Bryant houao ia being torn down preparatory to the erection of a throo- atory brick building. The third contest for the gold watch to bo awarded the most graceful and okillful lady akator , takoa place at the rink to night. The annual ball of St. Patrick'a Benevolent - novolent Society at St. Joseph's academy hall last evening , was attended by quite a number. Platte Ovorton filed information yes terday baforo Justice Schurz , against George aud James Bailey , charging thorn trith stealing coal. Harry Schmidt and Clarence rlloilly the photographer at Shorraden's gallery , are'about to open a photographic gallery on aouth Main street. Ed. Iloon and D. L. Pile were before the court yoatorday charged with being drunk. Both pleaded not guilty. It appeared - poarod that Roon waa drunk anyway , and that Pile took him homo. Iloon was fined S3 , while Pile had his hearing act later. Yesterday morning Tom Anderson aud Charles St. Clair , two boys , worfc before Judge Ayloaworth on a charge of stealing two paira of shoes from Eisoman , llodda & Co.'a store. Anderson waa discharged I there being no evidence againat himsave that ho was a chum of St. Olair'a. The latter pleaded guilty and waa fined $100 and costs , which will give him quite resting epoll in the city jail. Blank ballots will bo handed each per son on entering the roller skating rink this evening. These wishing to vote for either of the lady contestants for the gold watch , will write the name of their choice on this ballot , and put in the hat which will bo passed around after the contest. Manager Chapman announcoa that names written on those ballots only will bo counted. Voters will boar this in mind , aa it will insure fairness to all. Mra. H. II. Scott , of North Main street , waa yoatorday down on South Eighth street , near the Hock Island depot pot , hunting for a servant , when aho Hoard a woman cry for help. She in quired what the trouble waa , and was told that a young girl who Boomed appar ently about 17 years of ago was sick in the house , and her mothsr thought she had taken poinon , as her daughter and her lover had a falling out on Saturday laat. The young man had not shown iyp Sunday , and the girl complained of being sick. She waa taken with apaama , and when Mra. Scott got there seemed to bo in a rory critical condition. Ms. Scotl > came homo , and on her way stopped ink Coroner Council's and told him the story. Ho immediately repaired to South Eighth street , but could not find the house where the girl was said to have dioil , and up to late last evening nothing more .could , be.learned. . . . Mrs , Scott claims aho the girl dirt. rrcpnrlnc for Polo. Two polo clubs have boon org'anizod hero , and will ooon bo uniformed and nt work. Ono club consists of R . Ryan , 0. Stewart , Geo. 0. Brown , 0. n. Hnaa T. W. McGow , W , W. Sherman and Bert Evans. The other club consists of Gus Covnlt Prank Withorall George Uolcomb , , - Stodman , Harry Ward , ThomasTidd iid Bush. The first named club is to soon com pete with the Omaha club , and the las named club is considered fully as strong if not stronger. _ COMMKHOIAJj , COUNCIL ELUrra IUUEKT , Wheat-No. 2 aprlng , 70a ; No. S , COo ; re Jectod , 60c ; good demand. Corn bealen are paying JHo for old cor tud 28o for new. OaU In good derpand at 22c. Hay 4 00@0 00 i > or tout Wo i > or balo. Bye 40@45o , Com Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 0 00 ( < Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 tier ton ; aofl 5 00 per ton Iiard FiUrbank'a , wholesaling at lie , nour City flour , 1 C0@3 SO. Broom * 2 i > 5@3 00 per dor. LIVE BTOCK. Cattle 3 W@4 00 ; calvw , 5 50X37 CO. HORS Local packeri are buying now an there la a good demand for all gradon ; cliolc packing , G 25 : mixed , 5 22. MWDUCE. Quotation * by J. M. St. Johu & Co , , coin mission merchant * , 538 Broadway. Butter Plenty and in fair doiuand at 15 ( 30c ; creamery , S5c. JJggii UJjo per dozen. niVultry Jtoidy jialejchlckeuj , dressed , l-'ii ire. Be ; turkey * , dixwseJ , ICc ; live , Hi ucktr , droned , l-'ic ; live , 8c. ; ' Q Orange * 4 00@4 25 per box. Ty ujoiu i 00 per bor. ? ian na3 & 0@00 ] > er bunch Vegetabloa Potato * * , 40 ; ontouH , 40c ; cat Me , none in Uie market ; api > lo . toady sal 1 00 for prime ittock , LOVED NOT WISELY. Another Girl Seeks Eternity by the StryohniaoEoutOi An UnfortnmUo MnrrlnRO mill nn Unholy Ixivo. Suicides seldom come singly. Yester day another was added to the sad record , it boinn a young woman known as Mary Inez Stewart. She was living with her mother , on Washington nvonua near Madison street , and yesterday morning left homo , so her mother told the Bi'.r. man , to go up on the street on some or rand. On the way she mot an acquaintance anco , to whom she said aha Was going at tor notno medicine for her mother , and would stop to see her friend on her way back. She did not stop , however , but on her return homo laid down on the bod. She hod ] boon complaining early in the morn ing that she wai ill , and could oat no breakfast. Soon after she had laid down on the bed , aho was found to bo in great agony , and it waa then learned that she had takci poison. Dr. P.uiglo , Dr. Gordon and Dr. Studorly were called in ono after another , but it was too late for any medical asaiatanco , and the girl ROOI died. died.There There was no note loft to oiplain tin girl's motives , and na far us could b learned she did not communicate ho deadly intention to any ono. In he dying struggles she called for "Frank , and said she wanted to see him , and i was afterwards learned that this was young man with whom aho had hue keeping company. The poor mother was almost broken hearted , and it waa only between sob and hysterical gasps that she could giv any information about the affair. Sh said that her daughter was married abou four years ago to William Ciundortnai of Brownsville , Nob. Mrs. Christy ha never seen him , and did not know nine about him. Last fall her daughter cam homo , and aaid she was expecting ho husban'd in a month or BO , but lie novo came , and it Booms that they had som trouble or separation , although for time after the daughter's return ho wrol her very loving letters ; and in ono sai that when he came ho would buy her pony , because "aho had boon such a goo girl. " This husband never appoaro ( and the girl wont by her maiden mini and had little to say about him. Jl mother said ahe had boon talking to ho lately about the sort of company she wan keeping , as the girl had boon going a , good deal with a follow named Frank Stomlor , who had the reputation of being a gambler. The mother said the two rings , ono a diamond ring , which the girl had on , belonged to him. She had talked a to the girl about her behavior , but the girl replied that she wan not so bad as folks thought she was. I for mother told her aho muat not. act BO then , for an she did folks couldn't help believing her to bo bad. The girl's father and mother scorn to have had difllculty too , and had sona- rated , the mother being hero and the father , John 0. Stewart , being now at Hayes City , Kansas. It appears also that the man whom the girl married several years ago hua left Brownavillo , Nob. , and now lives in Paola , Ka. Both wore informed by telegraph of the girls gad ending of her own life. The body was viewed by the jury , F. B. Patton , E. Sean and J. J. Hathaw.iy , and an inquest was hold yea - torday at 2 p , m. in Coroner Council's. Frank Stomlor was the first witness and Raid ho had boon acquainted with Mary I tie/ Stewart going on four years ; last aaw her about 0:30 : Sunday night , at the house , where she lived oil Washington ayonuodid ; not know when she was mar ried ; have boon on friendly terms ; aho aald nothing which would lead him to boHovoaho had any intention of suicid ing. She had aavoral times spoken tent p him of the hard .treatment received at the hands of her mother and stop-father Jim Christy ; showed him a lump on the auto of the head , and complained Sunday night _ of her ahoulder and remarked that ahu wished aho was dead ; she aaidhor pa- runts told her Sunday never to enter the houao again ; aho didn't want to go homo . but to a lady friond'a on Avenue A ; lie adviaod her to go homo and loft her about 0:30 : ; aho waa admitted to the house by her mother. Wo never had iny trouble and no quarrel Sunday light. Otia ifaynoa being sworn , said i rosidoot 014 Washington avenue , am lanvasftiug for names for now directory. Was at Mrs. Christy's about 10 a. yn. o-day. Mrs. 0 naked mo to go for the doctor , said it wau another ciso ol atrychnino poisoning and she had had . ono daughter already die from the aamo , cauoo. Dr. Gordon sworn , testified. 1 did tot treat the caao ; waa called in between LO and 11 a. m. , found Dr. Studorloy and , Mr. Spangle working with hor. She had ; ho appearance of the chronic spasmi peculiar to strychnine poiaouing. 1 iidn't examine her. At thin point of the - inquest Mru. F. Chriaty , the girl'i mother , came in weeping and after boinj. sworn said that Mary I. Stewart win hoi , daughter and had resided hero ainct August laat and waa li ) years of ago , Shi came home Sunday night at 0:30 : o'clock ; She waa married aho believed to Win. Gunderman , son iff Itov. Mr. Guilder inf > n of Michigan and ho resides in Kan . aas now , Her present husband is not Mary's father dor advice has boon to stay homo nd keep good company a she know Marj had not boon doing BO. Shu roforod tithe the women acquaintances only , lla [ known her stop-father to strike her us- ncclally laat Saturday when Mary daroi him to do so. This occurred in the prea once of Mr. Hayes. She came homo will Frank Stemlor , who then loft , and ares Monday morning about 8 o'clock Itf the house about ID minutes aud return ing wont in back room , aat down , com plained of feeling bad , aoomod gloom ; and despondent , called her mother an' . said aho'd taken poison ; aho was troni bling ; Mary ran to the cupboard for tank opur and salt and then said she had nk- on atrychnino , aho ran out in the yard fell , and was brought in , a aid aho wantc 0 Frank end if her mother loved her for fiod's taku do something for her ; aho did not toll her mother when ahe took the poison. The next witness waa Frank Empu who aaid ho waa n drug clerk for hia ! brother ; that the deceased came into the store about 0 a. in. ; wantc live cents worth of atrychnino to kill rats. Ho put it in n box libelled it strychnine poison. She wrote her nnmo 10 ho could copy it on tlio record. Her signature was shown Frank Stem- lor , who recognized it. The inquest VIM hero adjourned until 10 a. m. to-day , to receive the testimony of Dr. I'aiiRlo , whom the oflicor claimed ho could not Imd , Mr. l\uigo'n ] wife telling htm the doctor was out of town. Artists' Material of every kind at UKAUD'H , next door to poslofllco. A EAILWAY SMASH , Oilirr Mnlver-n MIIUCI-H o < Ocncrnl InleicHt lo'J'lio Ili'o Itciulcrn. TitElJrr. MAi.viuslowaMarch : 1 ( . Last evening - ing aa express train No. 0 on the 0. B. it Q. 11. 11. was Hearing this place an air chamber of the air brake gearing of the train burst , which caused the train to come to a dead atop , and while in this fix the f Durth section of freight train No. 12 , which wai following close on to No. 0 , came up and was duly signaled and came to a stop when the fifth Rcction of No. 12 came in sight , but was too close to got the signal in time to stop , wont crashing through the caboose of fourth section of No. 12 , mashing it into kind ling wood , atld wrecking quite a number of freight cars in the forward train. En. gino No. 12 is a total wreck , ain the balance of fifth twelve's train. No lives were lost nor was anybody hurt very seriously. No. 2 mail and express was laid out so it did not roach this place at all ] aut night , but made her trip by going around the horn aa the boys say. Fourth twelve was heavily laden with grain and I understand that fifth twelve consisted of only an onuino and caboose , which wcro both demolished. The weather hoto to-day is very balmy and apring like , although there is quite a "skift" of snow on the ground from the effects of yesterday's storm. It seems that every other day wo hayo a alice of tlio North Polo switching around those "digKins" and then wo are greeted with a shimmer of a southern sun. In fact young and gentle spring and old and hoary winter seem to bo playing hidoand seek those days with a prosistonco of a pack of school children. I hope that fair and beautiful maiden will succeed in capturing the cold hearted rascal and banish him for good. The Central llouiio in this city has changed hands , L. P. Anderson retiring and S. French taking charge of the house. The Baptist , Methodist and Presby terian people have boon holding exten sive protracted meetings here the past winter and have made many converts to their respective faiths. Some few of our citizona don't take kindly to the turn the legislature has given to the whisky question. While a maj ority of our beat citizens are jubilant thereat , and as the law gives into effect on the fourth of July next you can look out for a big time on that day , for I predict that the whisky busi ness will wind up hero with a roaring big drunk , while the prohibitionists will hold u rousing ratification mooting. The sentence of Watson , the Shelly murderer , docs not fully satisfy a great many popple hero. They seem to think the verdict should have included a brief mention in regard to a hempen necktie , for hainging is really too good for such n cold-hearted wretch. Business of all kinds is rather dull and depressed hero now , but if Old Boreas will lot up and spring come to stay , things will liven up and everybody will bo hap py. Yours , D. Holler skates , the beat yet iu the mar ket at J. Mueller's. Wiunovr SIIADKH at costl at BEAIID'B Wall Paper Store. Jubtlco Abliot left yesterday for Defiance. Mrs. S. .T. Norrls hiw started east for print ; atock. C. W. Kilgorton , of Oinuhn , was In the city yostonlay. , S. T. Spaiiglor and wlfo , of Imlopomloiico , Ia. , are In the city on a visit to A. T. Flick- Ingor and family , they being the parents of - Jim. li'llcklugcr. Col , 3tos , of Slionnmlonh , was in the city Sunday. Ho Is milto enthusiastic about Dnkotn , where ha IWH lumlcil Interests , W. K. Urock , tlio 'T. & M."traveling man , j loaves for the road to-Jny after upending a few day * lu towu Chas. H. HuiiRorfonl , of Chicago , is at tlio , Ogilou. If , 0. Chouoy In at the Pacific. . The .Tolly 1'iiUifimlorH combination was nt . the 1'nclfio ycutorday. A , Andormm , of Chicago , la registered nt the Pacific. P. F. Collins , of St , loua ! , IB nt the Pacific. .T. It , ( ! r f , of Now Vork , was soon yostor- tcriUy enjoying tbo Ogilon'a hospitalities. S. U. Brown , of rhlliulolphln , Is at the IV clfic. clfic.W. W. 8 , Cottoroll , from Llttlo Sioux , was nn Ogden Ruont yesterday. A , P. Wilkinson , of Chicago , was ycatordny . at the Ogden , F. S. llogorB , of 1'hllailolphla , It nt the Ogdon. H. Do llunfon and 11. O. Cowloa , of Marl- > on , la. , are at the Pacific. . - St. Patrick , Cork , Ireland , wai rogiitored at the Pacific yesterday OH taking dinner thoro. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . For cut ( lowers , plants , etc. , go to W H. Foster , the Harrison street llorist. V.n - Iowa Send Corn n FOll BALK HY - J , Y. FULLER , Commission Merchant , No. 35 Pearl street Cantcib Hum * - JACOB SIMS. K. P. CADWKLL 8IMSA CADWELt , - - Attorneys-at-Law f , COUNCIL J1LUFFS , IOWA , OfHc , Main Strict , Ituorna t aud bbupart & Itc Uahon'n llluck. Will practloo lu tat and i-J > " SCHURZ ! Wee oftlie Peace OKKICK OVEH - "BniCAN K-M'HESS. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - 10\VA \ WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE H OUE HNE For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. ZB T. Li DSEY & CO. . 4-12 Broadway , Council Bluffs , ) rn\VA West Side Square , Clnrmd n , \ iu " A' MAYME & PALMEU , DEAtKRS IN AND WOOD , HULK 'AND HAHIlKIi LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CKMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , I1AIK ANDSKWKliril'E. No , D39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. 8MJT1I & LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Soring Goods Received , 7 and 0 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - - IOWA. PI yJU ? The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOR , WHAT Y9U GET. " New Building New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTK ALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant , PETER BEGHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. Merchant Tailoring , REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. S05 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. . GALLAGHER. JES New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Pollto Attendants. { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. Ed. O'linnn Meals nt all Ilours. Clief d'culalno Parties a Specialty. HAREVflABU KELLEY , 34 N , MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF Q fALL PAPER Interior Decorations. 13 S. Ponrl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CARPENTER'S ' TOOLS Al HAM ARE ! Grnnito and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A largo - line of extj nordinary Fine Carvers. DeVOL & WRIGHT , 504 , POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK Ever shown west of Chicago , now being received hy , GASADY , OROUTT & FRENCH , Carpets from 25c to $3,50 per Yard , Also TURCOMAN , MADRAS , LACE AND SILK CURTAINS XML Oiot - 502 Broadway , Council Bluife. | CASADY , OitCUTT & FRENCH. eft ? ( OPPOSITE OOUBT HOUSE. ) TO LOAN 01 SEAL ESTATE ! A--1 Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lota aud Lauds in the County. 109 and 111 S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ) * 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. All kinds otf Cr. 3Q : . sslr&i I o iv i I ESu.sriaa.oorS : SlH ROOM 6 , HEW OPERi\ \ HOUSE , COlCIL BLUFFS , IQf A , Scct"V All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. 'T TJOTVPT V n , X J-/V J. i J. GET SOME OK I'D t feet Fitting , Best and ChcapcsttQFlno I.lncn Collars aii 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa : Metalic Caskets and Wooilin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 3XT. jE ojp i-i o'tor , GRESTQN H6U - EVERYTHING FIHSTCLASS. Nos. 2 17 and 21 OS. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The follovUnt ; arc the times of tlta arrival and do- iiarturo of trains by central standard time , at the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten niln- earlier and nrrho ten minutes later. CHICAGO , BURLINOrON AND QUINCT. LF.AYF. ARR1VK. f:40jim : CliIcasoKxnress 0:10 : n m 0:45 : am Fast Mail. 7:00 p rr KANSAS CITY , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BIiDFFB. ( l10 ; n m Hull and Express , 0:45 : ] > in 8:25 : p in Pacific Express ) , 6:35 : p m CHICAGO , illL'.VAUKKK AND ST. 1'AUI , . .1:25 : p in Express , 0:40 : a m 0:10 : a m Kerens , 0.5 : p in CII1CAOO , ROCK I8LAS-D AND PACIFIC. C:30 : p m AtUntlc Express , 0:40 : A m 9:60 : n m Day Kxprcss , 8fiO : p in 7:15 : am "Dos Moin s Accommodation , 4:10 : jim At local depot only. WAHAS1I , ST. LOUIS AND FACIFIC. 0:55 : a m Mail , 4:45 : p m 4E : > 0 pin Cannon Ball , 11:15 : am "At Traiibfer only , CHICAGO and .VORTHWESTKRS. 5:30 : p m Express , 0:50 : pin 0:45 : a m raclllio Express , tt:45 a m EIOOX CITT AKD rACIKIC. 7:40 : p m St. Paul Express , 0:00 : am 7:20 : a m Accommodation , 0:50 : p m 'ONION PACIKIC. 7:50 : p m Western Express , 8:39 : a m 11:44 : am Pacific Express , 4:34 : pin 7:49 : a m Local Express , 0:54 : am 12:14 : am Lincoln Express , * At Tramfer only. DDMMT TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 8:24-0:2l-10-24-ll:2 : : : a. m. 1:24-2:24-3:34- : : : 4:24-5:24-0:24-7:24 : : : : and 11:04 : p , m .But day , 8:21- : 10:24 : a.m. l:24-3:24-6:24-7:0 : : : : and 11M : p. m. Ar- rlto SO minutes before leaving timo. R. Rice M. D. or other tumors removed without the kuifo or draning oi blood. CHRONIC DISEASES ' Over thirty years practical experience Offloo No 6'1'carl street , Council Bluffs VConsuItatloii ( roe At the woll-lniowu EstnblishmeHfc OF J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Broaawny , the PIONEER GASH Ot Council lilulli. Kotico our reduced 1'rlco Lltt. We gite 15 poundt Eitra 0 Sugar lor } 1 00 11 pounds Oranulatwl but-ar , , . . . 10 US I > ound Choice Oatmeal . . oo 25 pounds Xaty Beau * . DO 20 | Wuinl HtUulk Btnrch 00 12 pound * Carolina Ulca oo UpaundnClioicofrumi oo 25 ban UuflaloKoap ) 00 Kxtra Lake Trout , lr pound 00 Choice iliuco Mt t , per pouud , 10 1 dozen Mackerel , 15 Colorado Flour , Winter , per en t. . . i Oo T. T. All gr < lc * , according to quality , 16o to SOc ) r pound We alto carry a lull lln * ot Mon'n. I.iulln' and CblMrtsu'd fine bhoo and UcnV Kino Uuotit at lery lowjirlcxu. Alto lull line 01 Tlu are and gcneial merchandlM. Call on u and bo coin Inrixl th - jou can wnu mouey by Joillni ; ultb ui. Uoodi dcllrtrM ( ret ) In auy piit of the city. Iu orui w arn louuj to sell and clullcngo a I liudatJ * competition Iu thin couutv. , I. P. FILBEHT f 09 upper Urwul < iy. ! SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. Wo irun'anteo the cuio of tlio follcming named dls- ncascs , or no liny : Kheumatlsm , .Scrofula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a'l ' mood aiuUMndiscaies , Dvtpepsin , Ll\er Complaint , Kidney and DUddcr Diseases. Clout , Nen- ralh'ia and Asthma , Thesa Springs are the fatorite resort of the tired au.l ( lebllluitad , and are the KEEULE LAUIbS BKST F1UEND , Oooil hotel , livery and lathing accomodatlon both n inter and summer. Locality highly picturcsqua and healthy. Accessible by Wabash railway , a. Evnna , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albany. Cormponaenc solicited , I'.EV. M. Jl. THOMPSON. Man&ircr. Albany , Slloam Springs , [ Gentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Cmity 1.002 Hcactlon Ncutra Carbonic Acid Oas 20 in. ] wr gallon Carhonato Calcium 35,021 Uralns Carbonate Iron 7,041 1'J SulphntDlIacnesia 3.JS6 " Sulphate Calcium 1,140 " Chloride Sodium 7,200 Sillicn 1,560 " Alumina . . . . 0,010 Orpanicand Volatile matter and loss . . . ,1,459 " Total solids per gallon 87,174 " WBIOIIT& MERRILL , Chcuiista THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "Tho wickcd _ shall bo turned into hell , and the nations that forgot God. And the sanio shall chink of the wino of the wrath of God , which is poured out with out mixture into the cup of indignation , and ho shall bo tormented with iiro and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and i' > the presence oi the Lamb. BIIILH. W. R. VAUCKAN. Justice of the Peace. Umatia and Council liluffr. Itcal estate rollcc ion 8Kcm 01'1 ; .lo iiion. orpicua , Council BluCts la. Esiabiisnea 7856 Dealers In Korean end on.cttlo Kxrhange and CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AK , , Open loco ; a. m. , 2CO : p. m aud 7SO ; p. in. , Mon- ( .ay , Wednesday and Fridaj o\ciii ! a cjchmheh the IyOni ] > lo Club. /3rilu > lo on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. ADMISSION , . 85 CENTS. No objectionable characters u III bo admitted. CIIAI'MAK li MAHTEN8. . PHOl'niCTORS SPECIAI , NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , ouch at Lost , Found , To Loan , For Salt , To Kent , Wants , Hoard , inf , etc. , will be Inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PEIl LINE for the dret insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- eertlon. Leave adtertisemenU at ouroltlco , No , Pearl Street , near IIroad av WANTS. 17ANTEO A Ihnboy with i ony to carry ronte > lorl ) K. l' llat Council Illuffs HIT. oiiee. : WANTED E > cry body m Council liluffi to taka TuiBiK. Ieli erod by carrier at only twenty conto a week. OLD PAPERS-For ealo at HBK Offloo , at 5 cents a hundred. FOU IIKNT. FurnUied room eight dollars. 2C2. S. Otn St. AGENTS Ladies anil gentlemen can make firft dun wafc'os by be 11 [ nif the "Champion Dr.Boiti btnrtlur and IronlnK Boir ; ! . " Itculla at tl.CC. Any tody can do up a line tlilit v.itliout a wrinkle and flog * | | on nlwlyartheDc tlaundric cauAddrem forjvutlcularBC. 11. B. &L Co. , IIIK ottlcc. for one nio-itti- Mrs , B , J , Hilton , M , fl , PHYSICIAN & SURGEOtf , 222 Middle tlrio . council Kiufln. EDWIN J , ABBOTT ! of 415 DIIOADWAY , - COUN JL BLTJPFS.
