Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 04, 1884, Page 6, Image 6

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    t ) DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS MONDAY , AUGUST 2 , issi.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning August 4 ,
fsunscnirtio.v HATKS.
- - - - - - - TO nts rr week
ooo per J
orncE :
No. 7 r arl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Sco J. Roller's summer stylos.
The republicans hold their primaries
to-night.
Conrad Price's artesian well is now
down 830 feet.
Fairmount park is growing in favor us
n picnio place.
Judge Lyman opens up the circuit
court nt Donison to-day.
Work on the institution for the deaf
and dumb in progressing well.
The democratic street banner was badly -
ly torn * by the wind yesterday.
The Hoys in Blue will have a business
meeting nt the court house Wednesday
night.
The city council is to mcot in regular
session to-nitjht , if a quorum can bo had ,
which is doubtful.
Henry Wich and Alma Wllholroie
Josephine Schurx , both of Avoca , hnvo
gained permit to wed.
The degree of Reboknh , I. 0. O. F. ,
will moot in regular session nt the hall
this evening to install ollicpro.
Republicans should attend the pri
maries to-night , and uot lot them bo
captured by sly politicians.
Lieutenant Governor Manning is said
to have captured the Harrison county
delegates to the congressional convention.
The "pop" ordianco is creating some
music among the saloon mon. It should
bo called "Pop goes thu weasel" ordi
nance.
Only ono solitary anti-prohibitionist
to assess'ln police court Saturday. A
hurd day's work for a $2,000 judge and a
$200 clerk.
The Woman's Christian union now
numbers about fifty members , and some
very successful and practical work is
being done.
If the chief of police insists on taking
one-third of the 81,000 reward , the pro
priety of his being named Skinner will
not be doubted.
Ilor. Cyrus Haralin preached yester
day , for the last time , at the Congregational
tional church. Ho leaves this week on
a trip eastward.
The politicians were busy yesterday ,
If it was Sunday. Cannot the city pats
an ordinance shutting up politics as well
saloons Sundays/ /
The county board of supervisors moo
to-morrow to act on petitions for permits
to soil liquor for medicinal , sacramental ,
mechanical , and culinary purposes.
Somebody Saturday night wont
through I ko Kissoll's potato patch near
the driving park , digging up and cany
ing away about a wagon load of potatoes.
Next Thursday evening there will bo
a mooting of the prohibition alliance at
the Y. M. C. A. rooms to consult in reference -
oronco to the enforcement of the prosoni
law.
law.Tho
The Knox township delegates to the
republican county convention ore : J. A ,
Hake , E. A. Consignoy , E , W. Davis ,
"W. Benjamin , J. B. Blako" , and H. A.
Brown.
Lorono , the mare lately sold by Dr
Carey , of this city , to Mr. Hill , of Chicago
cage , on Friday last lowered her rocorc
to 2:172 : , winning the 2L'0 : pacing race iv
Cleveland.
Over five hundred persons have already
guessed on the number of beans in the
glass jars in Tomploton & Lsnib's placo.
The Iowost4'uoss is 2,000 and the high
cst 75,000. * '
There seems to bo some hitch about
the bonds issued lately by the city , and
Mayor Vaughan ] has gene post hastu to
Now York to BOO about getting them
rightly placed
Ono of the prominent anti-Manning
republicans was busily rushing aboul
trying to fir matters , saying that "if Man
ning nets the delegates from this city ho
will capture the congressional nomina
tion. " .
This will bo the last week of the nor
raal institute. The forenoons are given
to class work and tbo afternoons to tech
nics and general exercises , The last two
days of the week will bo for oxamiua
tions.
If the report bo trao of the actions o
three married women who wont over to
Omaha the other day and filled up 01
port wine , it is time that the prohibitory
law bo strengthened still further on the
feminine side ,
Mrs. E. W. Merrill , the well knowi
artist , while trying to got out of the way
of'a runaway team Friday night , slipped
and fell , striking her head on the curb
ing and receiving a gash on the forehead
and some elight bruUcv.
Mr . Molntyrp , who was lately ad
judged insane , and taken tu tbo poor
/arm , escaped ( torn there and returned
to her relatives near Park's mill. At
their request she is now to bo taken to
the asylum at Mt. Pleasant.
The Nonpareil is beginning to publish
corrections and riviiotoi the purported
interview ith John Chapman , or moro
properly speaking "Chapman's Solilo-
< juy. " If that Eoliloriuy is patched up
jnuoh moro ' it will look like a crazy guilt.
Perhap'i it is one , anyway.
It is bard fo pleua everybody. Tbo ,
out of Admiral Jones yachting' '
lake on Seventh street , has caused much
complaint on the part of these living
south of the lake , and whoso promises ! "
have been dampened by the water thus
being pumped out.
There seems to bo a fight nmong republicans
publicans in the city as to who should
carry the city this evening at the pri
marie * . THE BEE "has DO candidate" to
present , but it thinks the ingenuity being
displayed by persons .whoso colors were
tested once is something amusing , to say
the least.
A man named McDougal has com
plained of Nick Kuhn for the larceny ol
trunk. It appears that McDougal
boarded with Kuhl , but was away when
Kuhl broke up and wont to Mills county ,
taking the trunk with him. Kuhl gave
bonds before .Justice Vaughan , Saturday ,
to appear at some future time to mcot the
charge.
Brick sidewalks are being laid on
Lower Main street , and yet lots are al >
lowed to ramain unfilled , serving as
basins for filthy pools. Why docs not
the city compel Pat Lacy , for instance ,
to fill his lot , which is in a horrible con
dition ? Is it true that ho is sp solid with
the city administration that ho can defy
all law
Rev. T. S. Bovrl' ' , the newly chosen
co-pastor of the Rev. Mr. Lemon , of the
Baptist church , officiated for the first
time there yesterday , preaching his in
troductory pormon , which was pronoun
ced very fine by thoao who hoard it , and
, ho prediction is made that ho will noon
bccomoa favorite hero in the pulpit as
well as socially.
The barbers are circulating an agree
ment to close on Sundays. If enough
signatures can bo obtained the council is
to bo asked to pass an ordinance prohib *
ting the opening of the shops. The
'bosses , " who do their own work are in
'avorof ' shutting up , while these who
employ help are against it.
Thu young lady after v horn the shirt-
oss lover made so ridiculous n chase the
other day is now in Noolo , and ho now
now seems to bo on the inside track , ho
iving there too , while his rival is still herof
writing letters daily to the fair ono,3who
s supposed to bo nharing their contents
laughingly with the lover who is nearest ,
and just now scorns dearest.
The attendance at yesterday afternoon's
Y. M. C. A. mooting was vorlargo. . In
fact it is apparent from the attendance of
! ate that some moro roomy place will soon
iiavo to bo selected for these meetings.
A branch mooting has boon started in
iho southwest part of the city , over
Smith's grocery store , and thirty to forty
gather there every Sunday afternoon.
Major Marshal , who for two years
past has eorvad acceptably as general
agent of the Chicago it Northwestern at
this point , is now succeeded by M. N.
Babcock , a gentleman who is in all re
spects equal to the duties of the responsi
ble position. Ho was formerly genera !
passenger agent of the Colorado Central
and lately general agent of the 0. & N.
W. at Don vor. While Major Marshall
has many friends hero whoso best wishes
will follow him wherever ho may go , the
welcome to Mr. Babcock will bo on
this account none the less hearty.
Captain Hayes has returncdjfrom Ains
worth , Nob. , where ho has boon for eoino
months past , and will resume his resi
dence in this city , and in partnership
will bo hereafter found in the Ogden
house block , having purchased Harry
Hatch's place. During his residence
in Ainsworth Captain Hayes hna boon
the city marshal of that place , and
deputy sheriff , and as a token of how
highly ho was held in esteem there , ho
now has an elegant gold badge , presentee
to him by the citizens. Ho has no loss
friends hero , who are glad to welcome him
back and trill drop in on him at his now
placo.
Tliut Howard.
The number of claimants for a share
in the $1,000 reward for the capture of
Reynolds , the Marshalltown desperado ,
are multiplying so that oftioors Hurley
and Towns , who caught the man , decided
yesterday to divide up the pot before anymore
moro claimants could bo hoard from , as
another week would bring them Into
hopeless bankruptcy. According to the
written agreement in Mayor Vauglinn's
safe , the chef-of-polico ! is to have ono-
third because ho received the postal card
offering the rovrard and describing Key
nolds. The mayor is of course entitled
to something , because if ho had not
appointed Uuiloy and Towns on the
force they would not have got the man.
The two railway men who pointed out
Reynolds as a suspicious character , the
conductor who put Roynolrts elf the
train , Guanolla , who kept Reynolds in
the city jail over nicht ; , "his brother , "
who is turnkey , the newspapers which
published accounts of Reynolds , the
good old woman without whom Reynolds
would nuvor have been brought into the
word to bo cuptured , the street super
visor who hud the streets In such a horrible
rible condition that Reynolds could not
run last enough to Rot away , and "Little
Willie , " the mayor's son , who joined in
thfl chase and picked up the burglar's
chisel which It By nolds throw away , are
certainly all entitled to a share and the
following has been apportioned out :
Ciiitf HUniK-r
) ' > r Yuuflinii. | , . . . , . . . . , 1DO.CO
1'iiilwiiy iiitn , , , , L'OO.IK )
C liiliut < > rM , . , . IlXK ) ( )
( iiiaiirlla . . . . . . . . i , . . . . . . 70.01)
His iin.ther" . . . . 1B.OI )
'imniiiniH | ! | 100.01
nyiuiliU' motlier 60.00
Sticct HiiN ] > r\iM > r , . 25.01
f.lttle Wlllltt , , . . . . 10.00
fotft' ' 8IOIIU1
This leaves Hurley and Towns 818 1)1 )
out , hut they will get out of it cheap
inoutth , for they outtht to bo , willing to
lay lliHt inuoh atlcait for the privilege
f islanding up targfltn for an expert ihot
jkii Reynolds to turn into milk-skim
mers.
Unprecedented success ! In four years'
practice Dr , Jo/Tens / bastnot lost a single
patient. Jt
FINANCIAL FIOUEES ,
Auditor liui-kcV ) Monthly Ucport of
the Cltj'H mils.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council Gentlemen : 1 herewith sub
mit the following report of city warrants
issued during the month of July , 1884 ,
for ordinary city expenses , also the
amount issued by order of the prosoni
council from March 17 to August 1 ,
188J , viz :
General fund for July , 80,219 25 ; to
laltoAugustl , S20BSH32.
Police wan-Mils for July , $879 23 ; to
taltoAucustl , $4,057 70.
Total warrants for July , S7,170j grand
tot-U to August 1 , ? 30,02o 82.
I also report bills allowed during the
oamo limo on the following accounts
viz :
July. Atifrmt 1
] 'olico $ Ml 71i S.V'02'- '
St.ru U nnil alley * 1,70 ! ) 07 7,017 31
Gcncial fund pi-nixr . . ! > ' ? 2" 1,12521
VntMlipiitimtit "O'l 21 2,81021
Contlummtiims 2100(1 (
HniU _ . 10.175 357 r
* _ | ) | 11) O"
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28'J2rW \ \ H
" ' ' '
Oitj ( iiL'inttT. . ! . . . ! ! . 310 33 Kill 151
Sidewalks fi'100 ' 238 li'
Hcwcrngc lr > 7"i 1)3 5,8/1 3.
Curbing 151 M
- " 307 oo : to" oo
Total § 7,10883 S30r'l3 87
liespoctfiilly youro ,
F. A. BUUKK , city auditor.
The proprietor of Siloam spring will
enter into wriHun contract to euro your
catarrh , or forfeit all claims to pay for
treatment. See advertisement in another
column. Writofnr particulars.
Ilcnl ICstato Tratmfors.
The following transfers were filed in
the county clerk's otilco yesterday and
reported for TUB BEE by P. J. Me-
Mahon :
Mary B. Swan to Mary A. McMillon ,
lot 1 , block 17 Boers' add , $3jO.
0 B ifc Q. R. R. to Wm. Schofiold ,
swj no | 28 7C 38 , $400.
Philander Judson to J. B. Richart , lot
8 block 3 , Judeon's ' lat add to Neola ,
$00.
$00.Total
Total sales $810.
Messrs Cocko & Morgan will open
Monday in the store formerly occupied
by J. W. Laing , 347 Broadway with a
full line of dry goods , ladies' , gentlemen's
and children's furnishing goods. Thoeo
gentlemen invite their old custom
ers and the public in general to call
and inspect their steak at their now
store , 347 Broadway.
Stock Stilpiiiontti.
The following were the shipments ol
stock from the union stock yards.July
31,1884 :
J. W. Stlllman , 1 carcattloand horses ,
Plum Crook via U. P.
Morse R. & Co. 1 car hogs , 63 head ,
Chicago via N. W.
D. Smith , 1 car sheep , 204 head , Coun
cil Dlufi's.
Scovil & Chase , 1 car hogs , 07 head ,
Chicago via R. I.
R. K. Thompson , 1 car hogo , 08 head ,
Chicago via N. W.
Scovil & 0. Icar hogs , 01 head , Chica
go via Milwaukee.
C. S. Bliss , 1 car hogs , 08 head , Chica
go via R. I.
A. yigRins , 1 car hog ? , 05 head , Chicago
cage via II. 1
The oflicb of the Council Blufl'a Steam
Dye and Cleaning works has romored to
31 Main street.
OOMMUUOIAIj ,
COUNCIL ni.DKFH MARKET.
COUNCU. liLurri , IOWA , August 3.1SS1.
Wheat-No. 1 mllllug , 7C@bO ; No. 2 OD ®
70 ; rejected 60.
Corn Local purposoa , 40@4G.
Oats For local purposes , 3C@40.
lli y S10 00@li ! 00 per ton ; baled , DO@GO
Rye 10@45o.
Corn Meal 1 30 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; pricoa at yard * , 0 00 ©
Coal Delivered , hard , 1160 per ton ; soft ,
6 00 per ton
Lard Falrbnnk's , wholesaling nt OJo.
Flour City Hour , 1 G0@3 30.
Urooma 2 'J0@3 00 par doz.
LIVE BTOOK.
Cattle Butcher oowa 3 50@4 00. Butcher
steers , none in market.
Sheep 3.BO.
Hogs 100.rilOnGOE
rilOnGOE AND FROITS.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co , , com-
mlanion morclmnta , 538 Broadway. t
Poultry Lh o old hens , 7c ; l > ring chickens
2 2."j@3 00 per dnz. : live turkoya , 'Jc.
reaches-ft bim. b.ix , 100.
Lemons ( i 00 per box.
Buuauoa 2 OUU3 ( 00 per buncli.
Butter Creamery , 20c ; rolls , choice 0@10c ,
Kgg li po" dozen.
Vegotablus- Potatoes , 1 602 00 per bbl ;
onloiu,7r ci > urbu ; cnbbngo.GOo per doz. ; oatluf
applon , 1-3 bu box , fOcSll ( 25 , cooking a 00 per
brl : boani ; t 50@2.2Ti per bushel.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special rcrttsomtoti , IUQ M Loet
Found , To Loan , Kor Sale , To llont , Want ? , Board
! DK , oto. . will bo Inserted In this column at tbo low
rate o ( TEN CENTS VEU WNE for the flret Insertion
and FIVE CENTO I'KIl LINE ( or each subsequent n
soitlon. Lo adtertlsementi atouroffloo , No.
1'oarl Btrool , near Broad way
WANTB.
OUHALK-IUK Inttrot In a \ \ established \ \
real nUto loan ollu ! In Council llufl ) , ill Ing a
' biiiluomi. Satlifactorjr rcanoni tor lilllun ,
l A. U. U. BfKoiIlcc , Coiiuc.l UluCN , Iowa
LD PAl'UltS For tola at llm OIHCO , at 26 oeuta
a hundred.
\\7 AKTKl ) i\ery : bwiy in Council llluOf to take
> VTinlli . IJclhcrod Ljr carrier at only twenty
conta a wook.
F nil BALK CIIBAr.-OooO boarding home , wlooi
and billiard lull , ? lno Lusljfns. AddrcM 1C ,
tiKonico , Council DIufT * .
-A tool handle , ultb tttofbradi ,
itj. Owuor apply at BKK ollico.
AUKNT8 Ladlen and gentlemen can make flril
cli s waves by Billing the "Champion Uoeoni
Mrcctlior Olid roiling lloiril. " Itetalli at H.OO.
Any ldy can do tin a flno chlrt without a wrlnkli
and fl'xn It M nlovlyai the best laundrlen can. Addrese
forttjtli.uUr 0. 1) . 8. & I. Co. , Itm oltloo , Counol
llluITt
RAYMOND
L. 0. BEAOKETT
AOINT ,
224 it 220 Uroadw y ,
COUNCIL , 11LUK1V , , lOrTA.
STATIONERY ,
T-DYS AND
NOVELTIES ,
Largest Stock
IXJWEST WUCE3.
Best Kentucky Barrels and Half Barrels
AGENTS FOR
" In * H
Fine Cut
"Bee , " and "Rival" Cigars.
The Best Nickel Goods Offered We Guar
antee Our Assertion. Give Them Trial Order.
AVIRT & DUQUETTE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA
licet anJ Most HcllaMc.
IIALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO
I'IIA.NZ T.iszr.
EMERSON PIANO.
UmhnlloJ ( or Tona or rinUh.
KIUBALL PIANO
JlcstJIoJcrn 1'rlco to Buy.
The Kimbnll Orj.in , co long and fiuorably known in the west , rncoinmonils itself
J..L-STi\VAUT , SoloAgentforabo\eJiiicsof Goxls. U'arerooiiH , 32'J Broadway ,
Council Bluifs , oa . Corrtaondencu Solicitd Agents Wnntod. " - " >
WHOLESALE
J ; Etc.
fSTSf ocal attention by mall-
COUMCBL BLUFFS , 1A ,
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following ro the times ol the arrival and de-
xrturo ot trains by contra ! standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln
u.cs earlier and arrha ten minutes later.
emcAoo , BunuHuroN AKD qniKcr
LKiVIL ABttlTIL
6:35 : p m Chicago Express 0.00 a m
0:40 : a in Fast Mall. 7oOpir :
6:45 : a m [ 'Mall and Express , 7 : ' 3pm
12.SO p m Accommodation. 2.60 p m
At local depot only.
KANSAS CITTi ST. JOB AM ) COU.NCIL ELOTFS.
10.05am .Mall and Express , 7C5pm :
8.05 p m I'aclflc Express , 6:60 : p m
CHICAGO , MILWAEKBH AXD 8T. PAUL.
6:25 : p m Express , 0.05 a m
0:15 : a m Express , 0.65 p ui
cnioAao , EOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
S.30 p m Atlintio Express , 0.05 a m
0.25am lay Expro 3 , 6.til p m
7:20 : a tu Dos Molncs Accommodation , 6.05 p m
At local depot only.
UABASII , ST. LOt'ia AXD FACinO.
1 20am Mall , S'01 p in
0.10 p m Aceoiumodaton 9:00 : am
At Tronefer nly
CHICAGO and KOBTITWESTEUf.
530pm Kxpas/i , 0.50pm
0.2S a. m I'oclDo Express 0.05 a m
BIODJC OITT ASD MCinC.
7:10 : pm St. Paul Express , Ef : 0 n m
7 20 a tu Day Express 6.50 p m
UNION rAcino.
8.00pm Vt estcrn Express , 8:35 : A m
I'aclfio ExproHS , 4:40 : p m
7:40 : a m Local Express , 0:61 : n m
12:10 : am Lincoln Express ,
"At Trantfcr only.
BDMMT TRAINS TO OMAHA.
Learn 7:20-8:80-0:30-10.30-11:40 : : a. m. 1:30-2:3 : :
SaO-4ao-5J50-fl.30-U:05 : p. m Sundi } 0:30-11:40 : :
a.m. l:30-3:30-6StMJ:30-ll:06 : : : : : p. m. ArihelO mln
to bcfuroleavlngtlmn
Mrs HJ Hilton. H n.
, , , . . .
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Mlddlo Cro a-wi7. ConnoU BlnQs.
E , Eice M. D.
or other tumors removed without the
] knlfo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES - - . * .
Otcr hlrty years practical eipeileno Otco No.
Tear trect , Council Uluffi
OTConoultatlon tree
GASH TALK :
A.t the well-known Estnblishmont
OP
J. P. FILBERT ,
205) ) Upper Broaawny , the
01 Council Bluflj. Notice our reduced Prlco Ult.
\V give
16 pound , Eitro0Sugar ( or , . , (1 00
li ! pounds Or nulatcd Busar 00
24 pound * Choi Oatmeal . , 00
i pound , Ny Ho&ns , , 00
to pound * ll t Uulk Starch , 00
12 pound * Carolina lllco 00
18 pounds Clioico fruma 00
5 uan lluffalo Ho p , 00
Kxtra Lake Trout , per pound V9
Lorrllurd'i 1'luK per Ib 40
doiun Maoiictel 15
Coloiado Flour , Winter , ptr cwt 280
10 louiid * Olnu-cr BD I 100
Opoumliili inloy l to
6 Killon Ktg Byim 1 7o
wiutor-u.ii.pcrW. . ; ; ; ; ; ; M
Mackerel , per kit 10
Dated , p r pouml , 10
SO S pound tans SUnJard Tomatots 100
All kludt California Frulti
pound LiiBk'n UUndird ( or. , , , . , , . , . , 100
T. T. T.
All gr Jts , according to quality , Ifjc to 80c per
pound
We alto carry a full line of Men' * , Ladle * ' and
ClillJrtii'n line rihoctfand itrn't flno liooti atery
our prloov. 4.U.J i full Una 01 Tluwaro and fen'rul
relubdlso. Call on ut anil bo ooavlnoul tlm you
MMiiuonov by doallwr wltb Hi. Urvyls dellrercd
o Inaav | aito ( the city.
ti word , wear" bound to toll and challenge J
aulo ouuiuntltlOD In this oountv.
J. V FILI1KHT
, crUro dway
JAC011 8IUS. E. P.OADWELIi
8IM8&CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUKCID BLUFFS , IOWA
Offlc * , Main ttrMl. llooms 1 and S Bhnjrar * A Uo *
ilabon'tlUotlr. Will practice In 8UU and Fdtrtl
ourU
ItUli ]
ICE ! ICE ! ! ICBIII
Tor pure rhcr Ice patror ho the blue wajons eat
Bfactlon guaranteed. Leave orders at No. 45 South
Ifaln street
Telephone No. 84.
MULHOLLAND & NICHOLAS.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
TOR SALE T o largo lots with three raised
house" , and all Improvements , bringing montiil }
rental of $21. I'rlce'Sl.VOO.
Address L. , BFK OEco
J.n. TATE. WAHHEN WHITE
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room 9 , Schugart'a Building ,
COUNCIL 15LUKFS , IOWA.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the .Peace.
Oinaha and Council Bluffr.
Real citato collection agonoy , Odd Ftllo s DIock
nor Savings Bank.
rnon. omciK , u. M ,
17
Connell Dlufla . u.
Establ/shea - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and omcstlo Kxchango an
Urm Rcrurltl
THE INVflLID'S GREAT BOON !
NATURE'S IlEMEDY.
Thrtn ualcrs come In n lariff , puto stream , flow
ing Ironi Naturo's fountain arid touched by the band
ofthoMuUr ChtmUt. In a laboratory uot made ultli
hands , for Iho euro of Ilhouniitlmncrofulo , Ulcers ,
Cattrrh , all Ulood and .Skin Dltcaws , Ovspepsla ,
Ll\er roinplalnts , Kldniy and lllndder Bfsoaecs ,
Gcut , Xeur.lia and Actlinm And they are no * ac.
knunlcdgcd to bo omoit wonderful spoclfl o f or all
( rms cf Fcmalu Dcrangcmentj and Clontral I ) " .
blllty nhoro a tonla trraiiuent li desirable.
Hundrodi of gratefii , icoplo who canio ti the
Bpilniis on crutches and ctritchrra and went awov
cured , many of them 'liapt i ; and proljlng God , "
will tcHtlfy to the healing pn pcrllcs of these waters.
"HUSH : TO TIIK 1)0(1 ) ( * I" \ATUI1KIIKAHOB. . "
IlKV. U M. TIIOML'HON , Manaifcr.
Albany , Sllom Springe , .Ucntry Co. , Uo.
'l
BOOOE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No , S5 Pearl Street . Council Bluff * , owa.
As there are many
So-Galled Veterinary Surgeons
In thli city , who are practicing their quackery on
ouriKJOple , I deem It but ju-itlioto lay that I defy
inr ol them to prod ice a illplomi , or credentials ,
nmcatln that they are ( rtadnatu nf any \eierlnar >
hktltutc , and I do hereby caution the publli aualni' *
urn iuocl. | , at
am the Only Knov/n / Gradoaie
IN WESTERN IOWA
Office & Pharmacy , l25B'dwav/ ' /
AT BtUB BAKN.
T. J. CADY , M. D. , V. S ,
N. BCHURZ ,
OFFICE OVEH A11KHICAN EIPKE33.
OUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
H. H. HOENE & CO. .
VVHOLESALK DEALERS IN
Wo make a spoclaUy , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd w
YAIIA CIGARS. All Cigora sold by us nro of our own manufacture and warranted
as represented.
OPERA HOUSE OIOAR HOUSE , I 552 Brondwny ,
U. U. IIORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , . IOWA.
BM1TI1 & TOLIiEH , Afita ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Blulla , Iowa.
} MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Manufacturer ,
urtalno , In ta.cn' rrn , Turcoman , tc. OU clotlia.iMattlncB , Linoleums Eta
hoicest and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST ,
iomo and bo convinced that we are headquarters for nil goods in our line.
Ihoapcsf. place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
C'tv. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 5 , 7 und 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The Best $2 a day House in the West
Centrally Located.
Sample Rooms ,
First Class Table ,
All Modern Conveniences.
Reduced Bates to Regular Boarders.
Till
MRS. S. J. NORRIS , 105 Main Street , Council Bluffs. V.
The remaining HATS on hand will bo Sold Below
Cost to make room for New Goods.
A Full Line f NOTIONS always Hand.
J. J. AUWERDA , 317 Broad-way , Council Bluffs.
NEOTAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
O
Furniture and appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Blotf
Waves three inch part 65o , Ooquetts lOc each , Switches
UtoiO each. Hair ornaments given with every pur
chase , All kinds of hair work promptly attended to ,
Waves made of Ladies' combings at 50c per inch ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS. J. J , GOOD - - - 29 Main Stree
HOOHF
Biu/uyL
- EVERYTHING /IRSTCIuVSS. -
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
BE. JUDB'S ELECTRIC BELT.
3,000 Electric Bella Sold In the Mouth cf Juno by us.
gents Wanted !
References Any o the lus'no housci In Council Bluff * , JUDD & SMITH Proprietor ! " .
310 BROADWAY . - COUNCIL DLUFFS.
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. 3.2 INT. TVCnizx C3t. .
501 Main Street , Council Bluft's.
MANUFACriUllEn OF
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS
SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps ,
twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly .Exec uted
WHOLESAiK DEALE.I13.IN
HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
> ad 314 COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ,