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\Mt A ir A n A rr .v A v M A v 6 OMAHA DA1IA BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY MAY 20 , 1881 , THE DAIL * BEE. dOUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning , May 29 , SUBSCRIPTION IUTE3. : Br Cimler - - - - - - - SO " nta per week By Mail - - - - - 110.00 r r jcar OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. M1NOK MENTION , See J. Roitor's Spring Goods. J. G. Wilson was yesterday arrested for being a vagrant. Jnmes Davidson will take twentyfivo days for stealing razors. Alexander Fay wns yesterday fined § 9.60 for nssftult nnd battery. The district court adjourned yesterday until Thursday of next week. . The school children will bo admitted to the races free this afternoon. Keystone wringers down to $1 each. Do Vol & Wright , COS Broadway. The Second Spiritualist society has dis banded and sold the furniture of their hall. Shoriir Guiltar will start Sunday night with the firat batch of prisoners for Fort Madison. The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church give n social nt the church parlors this evening. Some now red benches hnvo boon placed in Baylisa park , but will bo kept under cover when not needed. D. J. Rockwell is grading on the south east corner of Third nvonuo nnd Tenth street preparatory to erecting a largo barn. barn.Mrs. Mrs. P. 0. DoVol nnd her daughter , Miss flnttio DoVol , loft last evening for Chicago to viait friends there for a few weeks. The Council Blufld bicycle club , a now organization , has H. E. Palmer for presi dent and 0. U. Judaou for Hocrotary nnd treasurer. Five moro trampa were run in yester day , found sleeping in box cars. Some were sentenced to the stono-pilo nnd the rest turned loose. The mayor lias selected an escort of four policemen to nttond the funeral of the son of Chief Skinner , which takes place this forenoon at 10 o'clock. The council has decided to lot the scales remain at the junction of Main and Pearl streets , but they nro being lowered four inches to conform with the grade. A special mooting of the city council is to bo hold at 11 o'clock this forenoon , the hour being set to accommodate Goo. Mo- Mahon , who has another engagement this evening. Justice seems to have at least ono eye shut sometimes. Yesterday ono follow , for atoaling an overcoat , was sent to the penitentiary for a year nnd a half , and another ono , for attempted rape , was fined $25. A number of shade trees are being cut down. Persons anticipating the slaughter - or of trees nlong the curbing especially , should remember the trees go a long way toward beautifying the city. The Boston Operatic Minstrels ought to return to Boston and stny there , that is if they belong there , which is very doubtful. The show proved n slim one , with but few redeeming features. TIIK BKI : ia under obligations to J. F. B&rko for a norloa of his photographic views of the interior of the opera-house , which nro excellent , giving a faithful representation - presentation of the house , the stage , galleries , etc. The dancing school will bo hold thij week Saturday evening , as Prof. Schnoor does not close engagement elsewhere un til Friday evening. After this the dane ing school will bo on Tuesday and Friday evenings of each week. } Some of the papers complain about people going late to the theatre. What in the world Is the use of going early , when for sorao reason or other most of the entertainments , so-called , do not be gin before half past eight. The case of William Woidnor vs. Wabash - bash railway was decided yesterday in the district court. The plaintiff was al lowed 875 with interest at 0 par cent which will bring the total under $100 , consequently it cannot bo appealed. Ono of the neatest things in the advor Using line , is a little pamphlet being dis tributed by the Rock Island company. It contains excellent portraits of distiu guishnd republican statesmen , and tally shoots for use at the national convention. The California delegation to the national republican convention is expected to arrive hero by special train to-morrow morning , and go out over the 0. & N. W. Arrangements are being made to glvo them a becoming welcome. The train is expected to arrive about nine o'clock. Burglars have boon hovering about Donison. Two attempted to effect an entrance into George Richardson's drug eterc , by breaking the lock on a roar door. The clerk , armed with a revolver , put them to flight. J. P. Connor's reoi- denco was also entered , and $3 secured. Dr. Lscmingor'a houao was visited and a gold watch taken. Rev. J. G. Lorcoa has returned from Detroit , where ho has been attending the annual meetings of three of the moat iraportat national societies of the Baptist church , ono being the Foreign Missionary society , the headquarters of which are in Boston ; the American Publication aociety , the headquarters of which are in Philadelphia ; and the Homo Mistionary society , of New York. Each society bad n day a session in Detroit , there were 700 to 800 delegates were in attendance. The most important decision rendered was to begin missionary work in Africa , nnd expend - pond there this year $50,000. Mr. Le mon , on last Friday , presented the cause of the Homo of the Friendless , of this city , in the interest of which ho attended the meetings. The shoriirfrom Ida'Grovo expected to ship back the mortgaged team nnd wagon last evening , but the property has boon roplovincd by the woman who had boon dceortcd by her husband , having secured legal ndvico. Much sympathy Is expressed - pressed for her , nnd in view of the vnluo of the property , it seems ns if BO mo ar rangement could bo made by which she should save enough out of it to enable her to reach her friends in Kansas. George Holmes has taken hold of the case , nnd it is hoped that ho may suc ceed in protecting nnd helping the woman , nlthough her husband merits no sympathy nt all. When John Johnson , colored , was being ing sentenced in the district court yester day , ono of the court attendants thought lie saw n diamond glisten under the curly liair of the prisoner. Ho informed Jail or Schonlz and when the follow was taken down in the jail to servo his ton days an examination revealed n lonso scale hanging from the negro's scalp , which had , while in the court room , re flected the nun in Huel ; a manner na to deceive the attendant. Mr. Regan naturally fools sore about the trouble which is brewing about the paving of the street car lino. Until the matter ia Bottled he cannot go on with liis contract. Many of his expenses keep on. Ho brought on from Washington , D. 0. , export pavers , paying their expenses nnd them1 during ses guaranteeing $ - a day ing the season. Now , in the very best sort of weather , ho will bo obliged to bo dlo unless the matter is adjusted nt once. once.On On decoration day , Friday , each of .ho public schools in the city will join in exorcises to bo hold in Bayliss park nt 10:30 : o'clock in the morning , the exer cises to consist of music , readings , etc. , and will then decorate with flowers n targo cross , which will then bo presented to the G. A. R. to bo taken to the cem etery and there placed on the soldiers' lot ns a tribute to the unknown dead. The moss mooting of workingmen hold at the court house Tuesday evening or ganized themselves into the Industrial association of Council Bluffs , nnd elected the following officers , viz : Lawrence Kinnohan , prc.sidont ; John Short , vice- president. Lee M. Kuhl , treasurer ; J. S. bggshall , secretary ; nnd McLaughlin , aergeant-at-ariha. Meetings will bo hold on the first Tuesday of each month. Eugene Dennis , n little boy who soils Tun BKK on the street , nnd who is afflict ed with opilopay , foil in a fit on Main street early yesterday morning , and lay on the sidewalk while the priests and Lovitcs passed by without paying any at tention to the poor little follow. Theo dore Bookman proved the good Samar itan , nnd attended to the little follow until the boy was brought to. Jailor Schont/ has seventeen boaidors low at his mansion , but four of those will in n tow days take trip to Fort Madi son. Clifford Hough would like to go probably , but will bo compelled to remain in jail five months longer on the sentence by the federal court and the thirty days lie received yesterday from the district court before ho can begin his two years' sentence to the fort. Jailor 11 olio way , of Plattsmoutk , wns in the city yesterday. Ho reports that ho has in jail there Mons. nnd Madame Lo Flour , who gained ao unsavory n rep utation hero as being the chief partici pants in every dug-out row. As usual they nro now charged with fighting. Several like charges are pending against them hero , but thn city doesn't want them sent back. The Nonpareil yesterday , in noting the important events , neglected to make mention of the " " "elegant now awning" which was erected on Tuesday in front of the general agents of the pool lines oflico nt No. 9 Pearl street. Wo trust that paper will not overlook the fact that the 0. B. & Q. and K. 0. ticket oflico windows dews are being decorated with now let tering. LAD i us ! Summer display of millinery nud no tions , Tuesday , Wednesday nnd Thura day , at J. J. Auworda & Go's , 31 ? Broad way. I'KKSONAIJ. 0. II. Bradley , Dubuque , registered nt the Ogden yesterday. Judge Hnirls , of The Missouri Valley Timoa , IB In the city. 0. W. Hubbard.jf Sioux Tails , dined nt the Ogden yesterday. Supervisors Farm and Kirkwood were tak ing In the races yesterday , II , Wultoiimdo and Par Kelly , of Lincoln , stopped yeaterday at the Hechtelo. Mr , Haggorty , ono of Noola'n substantial farmers , was tu the city yesterday. 1 ! . Lllloway , proprietor of the Ogden , came from Cedar llaplds yostrday to attend the the rucoj. John Norman , the night policeman In : bar0 ( of the passenger transfer U taking a va cation. Henry llorboula Bubstltutlog lor Itlm. U. I Uallny , 0. 0. Williams , Ham Downey andS.iAltchulor , were the Mlstouri valley repreaentatlvea at liochtelo'a dlnlug table yes terday. W. IT. Harmon , the IIvo newsdealer of Mis- noiirl Valley , was In the city yesterday , and us uiuM made mi Increase in Ills order for The DAILY UEK , which he says Is on tbo boom as well a * Mlusouii Valley. Sweet potato plants largest stock in Ibo west by W. H. Foiter , Couno Blffiu , Bend for price Hat. DASHY DASHES. Four of Thorn at the Driving Park Yesterday , Some Good Sport and Moro to Follow , 'H I'roKrixmmo. The attendance nt the races yeatonny ? was larger than on the opening day. The track wiis in excellent condition nnd nil things scoincd to work together for good to those who love turf sport. The first event of the nftornoon wns the half milo dnah for the BlufT City cup atnko , tor two-ycar-olds. In the pools Colaua was tlio favorite , soiling for 810 in a § 17 pool. The horses which started were as follows ! Howard Arnott , Win. II. Arnott , Sharon , Ills. ; Irish Lass , Uolly & Carlilo , Denver ; Alamodn , Eugene Leigh , Minnoapolin , Minn. ; Adventure - venture , L. W. BoiiBon , AInquoin , 111. ; Ouydott , M. Ntisbaum fc Co. , Maryville , Mo. 5 Kentucky Bill , Win. Boyd , Hillsdale - dale , lovra. JcsaoJ. , entered by Jesse Crnll , of Atchison , Kn. , was drawn. Thn startura were placed ns follows : Kentucky Bill , Alamcdn , Guydull , Howard Arnott , Colsus , Irish Lass , Adventuru. The same judges , starters , and timers served ns on the day before , with the ad dition of Colonel Sapp. Colonel Abbott served as marshal , and us on the day before , did clliciont service in that capa city.Thoro There was the usual delay in getting oil' , without which n running race wouldn't bo n running race , but finally the horacs got the drumtap , nnd away they sped , with Irish Lnsa in the lead and Colaua cloao upon her. They kept pretty well together , the others bunched cloao bo- hind. It was a lively dash , but Irish Lass was evidently too speedy , nnd cntno under the wire the winner , her rider not touching her with the whip. Colsus was lapping her , but only by much urging. AlBinoda catno in third. Time , 50 $ . Mr. Haley , one of the winners , was present to receive thojologant silver cnp. Besides this was the 815 entrance with $150 added by the association. The second took § 50 , and the third saved stakes. The others in the race came in ns fol lows : Guydotto fourth ; Adventure fifth , Kentucky Bill sixth , Howard Arnott was loft nt the post. The second event of the nftornoon wns the $ milo dash , put in place of the special pacing race on the programme. The starters as placed were ns follows : "St. Pnul , " Robert Deacon , St. Paul , Minn. ; "Lona. " Holly A Carlilo , Den ver ; "Beeswing , " S. 0. Ball , Macedonia , Iowa ; "lloxolla , " Wior Bros. , Maquoin , 111. ; "Niphon , " R. Jorvis , Lo Mara , Iowa ; "L * Belle N. , " Eugene Leigh , Minneapolis , Minn. ; "Titua"S. 1. Wil liams , Comanche , Iowa. In the pools La Belle N. was selling at 85 to the fluid's ? G and $7. It TTUH a slow nnd tedious start. Ni phon led from the statt , and kept the load to the finish , the horses being pretty well bunchnd. The race was rather slow , the finish being a little lively , however. Niphon won ; La Belle N. , second , nnd St. Paul , third Time , 1:03. : The third event wns the hotel stake , n throo-qunrtor milo dash , for three-year- olds , iho first taking the SIC entrance with $150 added , the second $00 and the third saving stake. The starters drew places as follows : "Woodio Hugons , " Gray & Co , Mary viilo , Mo. ; < > LadyToiiipciuH"L. ) 0. Ball , Macedonia , lown ; "Vircoln , " M. Nus- baum. Maryvillo , Mo. ; "Carilla , " John Sodon , YaleKan. ; "Flotch Taylor , " W. J. Scolos , Moborly , Mo. ; "Jim Shelby , " Holly it Curlilo , Denver ; "Anna 11 , " Wois Bros. , Mnquoin , 111. ; "Emma U , " Hnrvoy Pickerel , York , Nob. The pool selling on this race wns rather feeble , Lady Tompkins being rather the favorite , but not very utronglv BO. The race wns n bunched one , nnd on account of the huddle there was aoino poor riding , Flotch Taylor took nnd kept the lead , winning the race in 1:18 : ; Jim Shelly second , nnd Lady Tompkius third. The rider of Lady Tompkins claimed a foul of the winner , but it was disallow ed. ed.Tho The closing race of the day was for the Omaha stake nnd moro interest wns taken in it than any other of the day's programme. It wns for nil ages , the winner inking $10 entrance with $100 nddtd , the second money being $30 , and the third saving ntaku. It was n dash of 1- mile * , TMO starters named ns placed wuni EllalloHO't , ' S. E. Butcher , Cam- nncho , loxva , "Prix , " L. W. Bonsonf Maquon , III ; ' ' "Voron" Joe Van Bus- kirk , Shoimndoah , Iowa ; "Black Prince" Harvey Pickerel , York , Nob. ; "Aliundti , " Gray & Co , , Maryvillo , Mo. In the pools there was lively bidding , with Aliundo as first chance , Trix for second. The field selling slow. There was a good start , and on pass ing under the wire the first time Vernon was in the load nnd Ella llowott cloao upon him. Aliundn came up'woll though nnd soon got his nose ahead , and held the load , widening gradually the gap between and Trix , who was nook and neck much of the time with Ella llowott for second place. Aliundo passed under the wire the winner by two lengths , Trix second , Ella llowott third , Black Prince fourth , Mid Vernon fifth. The milo was made in 44 ' , nnd the milo and a quarter in 2:13. : This'closod the day's sport. TO-IUV'H HACKS. The following is tiio programme for to day : HACK No. 8-rur o , 8210.00 , All wros , I milo nnd repeat Int. . $150.00 : 2d. , $70.00 : ad. . S25.no. ItACG No. 0 Laillea'stake , for'2 and 3-yonr- oUU ; J mllu dash. $10 00 entrance , with 8125.- 00 udiloil by Association .M. , 5J5.0U ; 3d , , to BUVO utitkn. HACK No , 10 Merchants' stake. All BROS. 910,00 entrance with $ IUO milled. 2il.25.00 , SKI. , to aavQ utokc ; & milo daih. HACK No. 11 Consolation club. Vurse , $1MXI ) ( ; Int. , ? UO.OO ; 2d. , 510.00 } 3d. , 515.00 ; 1J mile. The entries are ; IIAUK NO. 0 LADIES' HTAKB. Peep O1 Day , b g , by Charles Hell , York , Neb.Duko Duke of Conuaught , o c , by John Soilon , Yale , Kunaus. Alamedu , c f , by Kupeua Leigh , Mlnnoa- pollt , Minnesota. Bottle Wonder , b f , by Cray & Co. . Mary ville , Miiwuuri. Belle liradley , b in , by SL Nuabaum , Mary. vlllo , MIfBourl , little Kemstor , b f , by Win. Arnott , Sim- ron , IlllnoU. Lady TonipVlns , b f , by L. 0. Ball , Mace donia , lows. 1'letch Taylor , b c , by W. J. Sooloj , Mia. lourl. lourl.Adventure Adventure , b f , by L. W. liouion , Miiquon. Illinois. , HACt KO. 10. MEltCIIANTS1 8TAKB. Ivato Mollrlde ( lied IirJ ! ) , bin , by llarvy l'ickotelYorkNeur ka. Orleans , b gi by Goo , VanderpooJ , Lincoln , Nebrnika , I/a IJalln N. , bmby Kugcno Leigh , Mln- noApnllt , MlnnraoU. Niphon , i g. by Hon. K. Jenlfl , Lo Man , lowe , Vlrcola , b m. by M. Nusbautn , Maryvillo , Mliunurl. T.lrzlo Kstor , c f , by Wm. Arnott , Sharon , Illlnola. Iocswing'om ! , by L. 0. Hall , Macedonia , Iowa. Succor Boy , c g , by J. W. Cainell , Curaon , Iowa , Ilonnto Lee , b m , hy F. W. Morrison , Falls City. Nebraska. Uolly ( formotly Mlllo ) , b m , by Jesse Crall , Atchlnton , Knnniw. lionnlo Loo. b m , by Joe Van Busklrk , Shonandonh , loivo. Denmark , bg , by Wclr liros. , Mnquon , IlllnoU. This afternoon the school children v ill bo admitted free. HACKS TO-MOUUOW , TOO. It lias been decided to hold the races over to-morrow , nnd an excellent. pro gramme has boon arranged for to-morrow nf ternoon , the races to bo called nt 3 o'clock , after the decoration day exorcises nro over. Bushnoll noils railroad tickets cheap to all points. THE DOOMED , Tlio I'rlRoncirH AVlid Think It Moro Glvo than tu Itocclvo ScntcnccB. In the district court yesterday sentence was passed upon n number of those con victed nt this term of court. Charles Wilson , for forgery wns sen tenced to two yonrs in tno penitentiary. John Johnson , for assault , \ras given ton days in the county jail. G. W. Moore , for the larceny of an overcoat , was sent to the penitentiary for eighteen months. James E , Bailey , for forging Billy Smith's name to an order for a suit of clothes , was sentenced to three years. Clifford Hough , for larceny , was tivon ; twenty days in jnil and for burglary , two years in the penitentiary. llo is the young man who broke into Swnnson's store nt Creston City. P. Norman for burglary in Minden townnhip was sentenced to eighteen months in the penitentiary. J. Goetz , who burglarized Thnll & Kracht's store and falling asleep in his drunken stupor was found lying on the floor in the morning , was given six months in jail. David Dunklo for aolling liquor in Cres cent City wns fined § 50 nnd coats. Felix O'Connor for nttomptod rnpo was lined $25 nnd costs. John Evnns for assault and battery got $50 nnd coats. Paul Blackort for assaulting a mute was given thirty days in jail. J. M. Points , Dug Points , John Moss , John Faloy , nnd A. Jump were fined $10 nnd costs lor riot in Crescent City. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the tlinea of the arrival and de parture ol train * by central standard time , at the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton mln n us earlier and arrive ten minutes later. CMICAOO , BDKUxaroN AND QDIKCT. LKAVH. ARRIVX. 6:35 : p in Chicago Express 8:00 : a m 0:4U : a in Vast Hall. 7:00 : p rr 6:4Sam : 'Mall and Kxprcss , 710 ! | > m 12:30 : put Accommodation. 2:30 : pm 'At local depot only. KANSAS CITT , 8T. JOB AMD COUNCIL BLUVfU. 10.05 a in Mall and Kxproaa , 7:05 : p m 8:05 : pm Pacific Kxproiu , 6:50 : pm CDICAOO , U1LWADKRII AMD HT. PAUL. 6:25 : p m Kxprtaa , 0:40 : a m 9lft : a m Express , 0:65 : p in CI11CAOO , ROCK ISLAND AMD PACIFIC. 5:30 : p m Atlantic Express , 0:40 : a m 9.50 a m Day Kxprcas , BDO : p m 7:15 : a m * Des Molnes Accommodation , 1:10 : p m At local depot only. WABASII , ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC. 0:55 : a m Mall , 1:15 : p m 4:60 : piu Cannon B 'l ' , 11:15 : a in * At Tranbfor < 'nl CHICAGO and HORTITWISTXRK , 5:30 : p m KxproBH , 0:50 : p m 0:11 : a in PaclfloExpress , 0:45am : BIOUX CITT AND PACIFIC. 7:49 : p m tit. I'aul Express , 0:00 : a m 7:20 : R m Pay Express 0:50 : p m IJMUN PACIFIC. 8:00 : p m Woxtetu Express , 8:35 : a m 11:00am : Pacific Eipress , 1:40pm : 7:40 : a in Local Express , 6:54 : a m 12:10 : a m Lincoln Kxpreai , At Tramfor only. DDU1IT TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 7:20-3f : : ! > -0:30-10SO-ll:10a. : : : m. 1:80-2:30 : : 3:30-4:30-5:30-6.33 : : : 11:05 : p. m Sunday 0:30-11:40 : : a. m. 3:305:30l:35llo5 : : : : p. in. An HO 10 min utes ticluru leaving timo. , SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTUJK. Special \urtlsements , > uo as Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , HoardIng - Ing , to. , will be Inserted In this column at the low rate ut TKN CENTS VIM LINK for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- sertlon. Leave advertisements at our office , No. Pearl Street , near Droatiwav WANTS. WANTKO A smart boy with a pony to deliver The HKK. /"Y'D PAPKRS-For sale at Ills office , at 25 cents \J a hundred. VXrANTED K\ery bony in Council liludsto take YV TiullKM. Delivered by carrier at only twenty cents a uuuk. OTiii : FOR KENT Tbo cmont Homo for H rtnt on reason * le terms. Furulturo will bo BuM to router. Apply on promises opposite llroad \\ay dummy depot , Council HlulT , A GENTS Ladles and gentlemen can make first jxclau wages by selling tlio "Champion llobom Mrticthor and Ironing lo rd. " Retails at 81.OU. Any lady can do up a line shirt without a wriuklo and glosi It as nicely as the Dvst laundries can , Address for puitlculars 0. U. a. It I. Co. , Us * ollloe , for our mouth. ITlUHN'rillKD ROOM.-Flnely furnlfhod for rent. L1 Location cuntril. AddruM J. W. 11. UBK olllce. LOST On April 17th , a roan cow The ends of the horns are cutoff , Liberal reward to under. U. JK.xSON Corner 2da\e. K 18th tre t , Council lilulTj. W. R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace , Unwtm and Oouuoll Ulull'r. estMo oolleo Ion ajem OH lV T. 0. CARLiaLE , BREEDER OF 5 Poultry , MO. VALLEr IOWA. . , - - - . "Bead lor Circular * ' mos. omcia , D. M , rcsir. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffi . . Ia. Established - - 1856 Dealer ) In Foreign and omcttlo Exchange an Homo B ciirltt Mrs HJ Hilton M I ) , , , , , , , PHYSICIAN & SURQ-EON , 323 Mlddlo Bro lir y. Council BluQa. WESTERN IOWA NORMAL -SCIRNTtFIO AND- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE , COUNCIL 1ILUFF3 . . . jo A Will Open THE 23rd of JUNE 1884. A roraplcto couno for teachers anil thnso desiring a higher KniflWi education , a lull liuslnc.xi course , with training In nctiul business practlcoami gcncr- n > correspondence , snort li nj , ornamental penman- nhlp , elocution , German anil music. Splendid room ? , lirRe , Ilcht nd well furnished , charges > ery moder ate , cost of living reasonable , society ( ? oed , experi enced teachers t'or further particular * , Inquire ol 11EAUWIAY& I'AULso'f , Council Dlulls , Iowa. HEADQUARTERS BAVARIAN BAND. Persons wishing to engage this Band for parties , sociables , serenades , etc. , should call or address , JACOB P. SCHMIDT , Manager , 25 North Main St. E. Bice M. D. or other tumors removed without the j knife or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES " " * * Over thirty years practical i-xpcrkuco Oflico No. Pearl street , Council UlnHs .4rConcultaHnn tree ROLLER RINK ICE CREAM PARLOR. KOLLGR SKATING ON SATUUDAYS ONLY. UINK FOU KENT AT $15.00 1'EU NIOUT. 43TLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN , H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r. As there are many So-Oalled Veterinary Sureeons In this city , who are practicing their quackery on our people , I docm It but justice to pay that I defy any ol them to produce a diploma , or credentials , Indicating that they are graduates of any veterinary Institute , and I do hereby caution the publl ] agalnat aucn quacks , at I am the Only Known Graduate IN WESTEKN IOWA. Office & 125 ' Pharmacy , B'dway , AT BLUE 1IAHN. T. J. CADY , M. D. , V. S. SXLOAM Wo guarantee the euro of the following named clla- sconce , or no pay : Uheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a'l Blood andikliullscaica , Dvepepala , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , Thcao Springs are the favorite caort of the tired anj debllitatad , and are the FKEIILB LADItS BKST FUIEND , Oood hotel , livery and hathlng accomodatton both winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque and healthy. Accessible by Wabash railway , a Evona , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albany. Corrcspondeuo solicited , KEY. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , Siioam Springs , Gentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity 1.002 Reaction Neutra Carbonic Acid Gas 28 In. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 35,921 Oralnf Carbonate Iron 7,041 ' . ' Sulphate Magnesia 3,286 " Sulphate Calcium 1,148 lr | Chloride Sodium 7,260 ' Sllllca l,66fl "J Alumina , 0,016 Organloand Volatile matter and loss 1,459 " Total solids per gallon 67,171 " WRIGHTS MERRILL , Chemists CASH TALKS ! A.t the well-known Establishment OF J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Eroaaway , the PIONEER GASH GKEI 01 Council Illullj. Notice our reduced Price List. We gu o * -Q IB pound ) Gitra 0 Sugar for . 81 00 11 pounds Granulated Bucar . 1 00 26 pound * Choice Oatmeal . . . 1 00 25 pounds Navy Beans . 1 00 20 pounds Uiit Bulk Starch . 1 00 12 pounds Carolina llico . 1 00 12 pounds Choice I rum s . 100 25 bars UuffaloBoap . 1 00 Kxtra Lake Trout , perpound . 00 t/ertlllard's 1'liiK per Ib . 40 1 dozen Mackerel . 16 Colorado Flour , Winter , per cut . 2 BO 10 pounds Ginger Snap. ] . 1 00 JOpoundsh mlof . _ , . 1 00 6 ( ration keg Syiup. . . . T . . . . . 1 70 White Fish , per kit . 80 Mackerel , rerklt . 65 Dates , per pound . 10 103 potind cans St n Jinl Tomatoes . 1 00 All kinds California Fruits . pound Liuk'd Standard 1 ( or . 1 00 T. T. T. All grades , according to quality , 15o to SOo.'por pound We alto carry a full line ot lien's , Ladles' and Cn'ldren'a ' line Shoes and ifcn'i Fine Hoots at very law prtoai. Also full line 01 Tinware and general merchandise. Call on us and be convinced thai YOU can save money V > y dealtnir with us. Goods delivered free In an v part of the city. Iu a word , W0 art bound to sell and challenge a.I auJaulo competition In this countv. J. 1' . FILBERT 201 u or Uroaduay N. SCHURZ. Justice of e Peace. OFFICE OVKll AMERICAN EXPRESS. COUNCIL FLUFFS. - IOWA ; Grain & Provisions BOOOE'S SIOUX OITV 1IABIS. , J. Y. PULLER , Commission Merchant o. S9 Pearl Street Cc uncll Bluff i , Iowa. ACOB 8IMB. E. P. OADWELL SIMS& CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Office , llaln StiMt , llooirm t and bhugart t ITo-1. ahon' Block. WUlpracUosln BUtt tad dinlL | cotut * H. H. HORNE < fc CO. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars Wo make n specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA * nd YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us nro of our own manufacture nnd warranted ns represented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , 552 Broadway , H. H. HORNE A CO. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. - IOWA. EL 14 : Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. In order to give my entire nttontion to the mnnufaoluro and ealo oP HAIR. GOODS , my entire stock of LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS Will bo sold nt COST until nil disposed of. MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , No. 337. W HUOADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Fig leaves nro out of style , so nro goat nnd ahcop skin ; shawls nnd blankota have gene by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look both neat and drossy , call on NORENE & LANDSTROM , T&/f O 3TO JCLS 3O. t T" " ilo Tlieir Pi-ices are Truly Reasonable { urtalns , In Lace , flit , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , Mattings , Llnolounn t | hoicest Stock West of Chicago omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line heapost place to buy House Furnishings in the OHy. OUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - - - - IOWA Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd with Care mrjea : We have the Tlio latest nov finest stock and elties for Spring all the latest designs Overcoats w e signs to select have just re from. ceived. See them ONE BUT Tlin - iLEADING EST OF SKILLED 'W v HANDS EMPLOYED. Merchant Tailors 7 & 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS. All hinds ol , Engineering f Land Sur-1 , ! calculated t . etc. All Orders by Mallj Promptly Attended To. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON a-HE Furniture nnd appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluffs. JT . 29 Main Sireet Council Bluffs UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGR APR ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH ZNTo. KL 3NT. ZVCodLxa. St. . C3oxx.xa.oil WHY DOJSFT TOO r 'ETSDMEOF FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapest. Fine Unen Collars and CuCs. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ! 220 South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Iowa. Wo guarantee our work as firut-class in ever manner and atylo at low price Wo make a specialty of Groupes , Families , and especially children , whio wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US. SCHMIDT & RILEY , Proprietors. Mixed Rags Wanted. The undersigned is paying the highest market price for Rags. S. GOLDSTEIN. ! . . . 540 Broadway , Council Bluffs J\/J etoetlf IBxtoiS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATSCAPS BUCKGLOVES , 42 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA MAYNE & PALMER , DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , BULK AND BARREL LI1IK , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT . , UlCnidAN PLASTER , HAIR AND SEWER P1PK. No , B89 Broadway. COUNCIL BLPFFB. IOWA. 601 Main Street , Council Blufl's. MANUFACTURER OF TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS SAMI-UJ CASES n specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps. Twenty Years Experience. - - Rcpniring Neatly Executed. ON IMPROVED FARMS IN IOWA AND NEBRASKA ! S , W , FERGUSSON & 00 , , aMS . t
