Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DA1LBEEFRIDAY , JANUARY 30 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Triday Morning , Jan. 30 ,
SUBSCRIITION RATIW , :
Canlei - - -10 rent * p r week
By - - - -
By Mall - . . . . . . . . . . iio.oo far year
OFFICE !
o. T Vsurl Btreot. Neat 2 Broadway ,
MINOB MENTiOJN ,
.John Kllgoro ban boon added to the
police force.
Dig time at the spiritual social , Satur
day evening.
The moat fashionable tuit now is a enlt
against the city.
Three drunks wera glvon the usual ns
BOJBtnont in pollco court yoaterdny.
Ooorgo Uinblo wnnta a divorce from
Lizzie Umblo on the ground o ! desertion.
Lonvo your orders for job printing n
dny or two nhoad at Pryor's Boo job of.
fico.
fico.Kslo
Kslo llorbort has commenced suit
ngalnat Thomas V. Dawaon for S1J15 un
paid rant.
No more smfill pcx scare , the dtscnso
being about at an end and what little
there is being under control.
The doc poisoner la oaid to bo .it work
ngaln. W. G. Oliver is reported ju hav
ing thus lost a valuable Butter.
Burling ! on is preparing to start a pnb >
He libm-y , md has Bent for a copy of
Council BluiiY ordinance to copy after.
The regular monthly mooting of the
city council will bo hold next Monday afternoon -
tornoon at 1 o'clouk , instead cf in the
evening.
Fidelity Council No. 150 , Iloyal Ar
canum , is to give the second party of f
ihis Bonscn's aeries at Bcno'a hall Feb
ruary 13.
The counttreasurer's force complain
that under the present way of paying
taxes about twice the wetk devolves on
the ofllso as heretofore.
Andrew Hill has filed a petition for a
divorce from Anna Hill , claiming that
aho has committed adultary with Chaa.
Smith and a man named Williams.
Scofiold & Oavln have commenced a
aait against the city for $3,350 , for as
sessed certificated issued to the con
tractor , M. A. Moore , and turned over
to ScolioM & Cavln.
"Wm. Englo has commenced suit against
the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul for
$250 , for damages caused by a train
atctking the rear of his wagon , throwing
him out , and email ) g the horse to run
away.
The mooting of the county board of
eupcrvisors next week will bo an im
portant one , as the court houeo question
wilt come op for comidention , and dele
J gates will bo present from all parts of the
county.
Mike Halley of Sioux City , was in the
city yesterday. It is said that his mia-
eicn hero was to arrange for a mill with
Dougherty. The latter oilercd to go oat
and fight htm for fna , but that ho was
not fighting for money.
Yesterday a horse belonging to Mr.
Hunt , n son-in-law of the late Mr.
ir.He
Hart , met with a strange accident , while
ntandlng hitched on Main street , near the
Crystal mills. The horse slipped and
fell down , breaking one of his fore-
lugs.
Frank Ktrk and Pat Powers wore ar
rented yesterday on the charge of getting
two or three glasses of boor and a lunch
ib.S
at Brix's ca'oon ' under false pretenses ! ,
and refusing to pay for the sama. The
matter waa fixed up and the priaonors lot '
loose.
Frank Sanduaky , ai administrator for
Jamas Sandusky , has CDtnraoncod anil
pjjilnat th Milwaukee it St. Paul and
Chicago & Northwestern , claiming $ ndV
OOO datrages on account of the death of
James Sanduaky , who waa klllad in the
yards hero In November , 1883.
To-night the Bavarian Band will enter ) -
tain their many friends with a parlor concert -
cert , to bo glvon at Music Hall , No. 238
Broadway. It Is understood that this
'justly celebrated band will give a service
of concerts , and wo feel aafo In Baying
that iholr many patrons and friends will
bo moat delightfully ontertainod.
Attention has boon tiled
several times
to the spikes left In telegraph poles ; er
having been used by line rooairara In
climbing the polos. One of the strangest
yet chronicled occurred yeaterday to
n horse owned by Col. Fox , and standing
iiilchod onBr.adiray near Main Btreot.
The horsjgot his mouth caught on ono Ot.Of
those spikes , and broke ono tooth and
toro his mouth badly.
The threatened suit
against the mayor '
and aldermen for
allowing the mayor a
ccmmiiaim for to'ling the city paving
bond * ) lies not been started yet. The
mayor has secured munaal and ears that
If Bnic la commenced for the flOSS allowed
him , ho will turn back the warrant issued
to him and commence nation for 3,000
or ao , ho beinj ataurod that he can In
court recover fully tint modi.
JUoko a loff ,
T. A. Belt , who hag Utely taken
charge of the Globo'a circulation , while
rid in ? along lower Eigath street 6n he wo.
back Wednesday evening met with a ser ;
ious accident. Ills horae
fell where ( tome
gardlng work was being done , and throw 1
ing him under. Mr , Belt received a brl ;
Injury , his leg being broken below the
knee.
The First national oauk of Indlanapo-
lisbmhKrtmtwo suits ] n the United
M tes cirault cour * . t Knokub to recover
fromtha llininippj Elevator cnmtnnv
* tockn aad moneys aggregating § 187,000
SEEKING ENDORSEMENT.
The Manager of tbo Home of me
' Friendless Calls a Council
of Friends ,
An Kx-I'artn Investigation ,
Tlio charges made public in the B KG
concerning the workings nud management -
mont of thojOomo of the Friendless In
this city , has boon apparently ignored by
the manager , Although those making
the chargoa have done so openly , and
assorted their willingness at any tlmo to
present the proof of the charges mndo by
thorn , no formal public action haa boon
takon. It haa boon claimed that what *
over there might bo nominally , yet
practically there was no "association , " as
advortiscd , but that Rov. J. G. Lomcn
was in fact "tho association , " ' No body
of responsible men , trustees or executive
board haa stopped to the front with any
reputation of the charge , and with nty
statement tbat they hava boon personally
overseeing the work , and boon personally
knowing the fact that the management
haa boon wise and honest.
It seems that if any such organization
waa in practical existence , it wonld Invol
held a meeting and taken aomo public
action.
It now appoara that the manager has
sought to obtain the needed endorsement
by calling hero a number of men who
have boon friendly to him nud his work ,
and In a quiet serb of a way this little
b nd waa gathered hero on Wednesday ,
few knowing oven that they were in the
city , much lots what their mission was.
In response to the mnnngor'a personal re
quest Micro came huro Ilav. George W.
Hichoy , of Malvorn , Rov. J. 0. Garter ,
of Logan , Rov. W. E. Randall , of Dow
City , Rov. O. C. Pierce , ot Lincoln , Col.
Bontly of Malvcrn , and Dcason Durlin ,
of Harlan. Tht > y were received and en
tertained at thu hornu in a hospitable
manner , and given an opportunity to
| look through the place Mr. Lemon mode
hia statement of the situation to themand
of cDurso gave hia version of the troubles
and tboir causes. So far aa ia learned no
ono wai called baforo the committee to
produce any proof of the chargoa made ,
and what investigation there waa made
was almost wholly cx-parto. The men
thus called together for counsel and in
vestigation nro men who stand ( roll , and
have the confidoncs of the people , and if
both sides of the affair could bo fairly pre
sented to them their decision would doubt
less act the public mind at rest , nnd if
aftsr hearing all the facts they should
personally endorse th ? actions taken , it
would do much to restore public confi
dence ; Lot a brief cxputo investigation
must bo very unsatisfactory to nuch
a committee , and should n ver
dict bo rendered by them , It
must necessarily ba unsatisfactory to
( lie public.
It aoems strange that the preaenco of
such n committee in the city and their
mission should bo kept secret , if there
was a desire to have an honest , full and
fair examination of tbo Institution It
is also strange that not a Council Bluffs
business man was added to the commit
tee , and that auch men aa Rev. Mr. 13ar
ris , of Omaha' and Rev. Mr. Proper , the
Iowa state missionary , were not called
into the council , they being men who
I also stand high and have public confi
dence , nnd who are already come what
familiar with the workings of the Homo
Just what sort of a report the committee
too selected by Mr. Lemon will make it
not known , but It Is reported that jo
before leaving hare some of the commito
oxprcsicd themselves in auch a manner
as to indicate that they wore not satie-
fiod , oven after anch a one-aided investi
gation , and intimating that they did not
und matters as satisfactory ai they had
hoped they would find thorn.
For sale My book andstatlonery _ bus-
I ness 341 Broadway. H. E. Seamau-
- Dr. 0. C. Hazen.Dontlnt 100 Main 3t.
SHLL SQUALLY.
The UciiHoiiB for JjajliiK Olllccr
ISronkH on' Duty Another Po
, liceman Ohnrccd With
Disturbing the
|
Pence ,
The police troubles still continue , and
the weeding out ptoccas seems to be i a
hard ono. The qnes ion haa been asked
frequently , why waa Officer Brooks laid
oil the force ? THE BEE , in hunting up
the causes , learned that the natuio of the
charge waa diaobodienco of criers , hoed
dola'ln ' of which appear about aa follow :
La&t Sunday night Brooki was off duty ,
and , nlthoDgh the captela had ed
crdets that none of the polios force , en
when off duty , should visit tbc
beer garden and Sunday night ;
dance hoUl there , Brooks slipped
up there and was having a merry time ,
when woman was charged , by another
woman and a man , with having stolen tora
breastpin. It is claimed that Brooks
with the accusers took thu woman Into >
a room and thora searched her , it bolng
chimed that she had the stolen pin hid'
den In her bos in They did not find boor
pin , and theaccuted woman undo a row
about the matter , which caused the oflicor :
to bo laid elf duly.
Another lllt'o bit of somatlon along
the name line waa the arreet yesterday
of J. T. Hurley , who was lately laid off
duty for ten days , and whoso resignation
la in the hands of the major , who re
fuses to eccapt it until the Investigating
committee get through investigating
charges pending against him ,
It appears that Hurley
waa yesterday in Wm. Liutrop'a saloon ,
and a lively dispute arose about shaking
dice , which caused Liutrop to complain
of tiurloy for disturbing the peace , and
Officer Cuaick eroirted him to head
quarters. Thn atldir was cottled idup
finally. Just what will bo the next
chapter in the hiitnry of tin police force ,
It ia hard to sty , but the. ropu'a'iin hu
made by the foici aa a whole , makes Ic
rather hard on those < libers who do try
to do their dnty and do it well.
HOME FOR THE BOYS ,
The youths , ' Mutual Improvement
Association Hiartft nil' Ku
Iliuslaitlcally ,
The organization under the above title ,
whoao object is to help the boya
of the city , hold nnotro : meeting
ye terd y afternoon. The aiaoclation
stara off with g ot enlhui'asm , acd it is
believed that much good work can bo
accomplished by very simple machinery.
Capt. Ovorton , Judge Band and C. T.
Officer were ycstorJay named ai a special
committee to select other committees.
The president , aocrotuy and treasurer
were made the finance committee.
Y. T. Lindscy and Oapla'n ' Ovorton
were Boloctcd to solicit subscriptions , It
bo'ng the Intention to sccuro as many
regular monthly or quarterly subscribers
possible.
Arracgements were made with Henry
Do Long to furnish lodging and food to
needy boys until places could bo found
for them.
Boys who are needy and who are wil
ling to work , or who dcslro help , nrn to
register their 'names with L. B. Sibloy
under the Citizens bank
those who have work for boys or who
will give boys a homo , will aho apply to
Mr. Sibloy.
The association is to meet ngiln next
Monday afternoon at the rooms of the Y.
M. 0. A.
rEUHONAi.8 ,
Thoa. Officer is reported as on the tick i' ,
Mr * , J. O , Dennett , wife of the Main
street livcrynun , is quite ill ,
II. A. Thomas , of Chicago , a friend of Mr.
Gaultuf the W abash , wan in the city jester-
day.
day.llev.
llev. 1 ! 1' . McMennmy'a mother lias not
been , expected to l\e ! through the pnsttno
night ! .
Jo. IVhon , of Omaha , was over this ticlo
| yesterday scattering advertising for the
Wabasli.
Mrs. Harvey I'nco was reported yesterday
I
I n . ; fttlll sinking with little probability of her
living through the night.
Chief Skinner ejnnt yesterday In Ncoln ,
taking a rest from the troubles now attending
nil connected with the force , '
OOMMEIlOIAIj.
OODNOIL BLUTrS MABKBT.
Whont No. 1 milling , C5j No. 2 , GO ;
No. 8 , 0.
Corn Now , 25c.
Oats For local purposed , 23o ,
H y 85 00@G 53 per ton ; baled , 60@60.
Rye 35c.
Corn Meal 1 SO per 100 ponnda ,
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00 ®
6 60.
60.Ooal
Ooal Delivered , hard , 0 50 pox ton ; soft
4 CO par ton
Lard Falrbank's , wholesaling at 9Jc.
Flour City Hour , 1 50@2 90 ,
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz.
LIVE BTOOK.
Cattle Butcher cowa 8 25@3 75. Butcher
steers , 3 76(94 ( 00.
Sheep 2 60@3 00.
Hoga-4 00@4 25.
rnoDUOB AND TBcrrs.
Poultry Live chickens , per doz. 2 25 ; dress
ed chickens , 8c ; dressed turkeys , lOc ; dress
ed ducks , 9c ; dressed goose , 4.W.
, Butter Creamery , 22@25o ; choice country
Eggs 22 per dozen.
vegetables Potatoes , 40@50o per bushel ;
onions , ( iOo per bu ; apploa , choice cooking or
eating , 3 00 ; beana , 1 0001 50 per bushel.
Cider 32 gallon bbl. , S6.50.
Oranges t 25 per box
Lemons 4 tO@5 00 oer box
Horsea and Mules For Bale.
Two car loads of horeoa , mules and
mares just received , for sale at the stables
of Sohlntor it Bolny , Kiolu barn , corner
Fisth avenue and Fourth street.
IOWA 11 CMS.
Grlawold liai hai two suicides within a
few days.
Calhoun county this year haa five offi
cial newspapers to Bha.ro alike.
The Des Molnos driving club has pro-
pared a mile track on the river at tbat
place ,
Dates for the Boone District Agricul
tural society are from September 15 to
18 , inclusive.
Throe creameries In Madison county
pay the farmers from $125,000 to 6150-
OCO annually.
Iowa now takes the load as a corn
growing atnte , the crop of 1884 amount
- ing to 300,000,000 buahola.
Clinton claims for the four companies
of railroads entering chore , a combined
. ownership of 13,300 miles.
An engine on the Humoston & Shon-
nndoah rai'rcai ' exploded a few claya ago ,
kil'lng ' the engineer and fireman.
For the second week in January the
gross earnings of the Iowa division of
the Illinois Central wore § 30.057.
The Central railroad of Iowa has defaulted -
faulted on the payment of the interest
on Its § 3,750,000 first mortgage bonda.
Representatives of the G. A. R , , at
Ottumwa have decided to erect a soldier's
monument In the public park of that
c'ty ,
For violation of the prohibitory law
in Cedar Ilaplds , William Ostraudor was
fined $50 on each of sovontoeii counts ,
making a respectable total of § 850.
Near Marahalltown there la a snow
drift 3,000 feet long and eighteen feet
high on an average. That la pretty
nearly live times as high as a four foot
fen ce.
Burlington has doubled the pawn
broker's tax In that city. Gentlemen
doing business under the aian of the
green ball now contribute $100 cash per
annum.
Dubnquo merchants , It is Mid , a'o
"boycotting" the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway in order to forca the
company to a return to tbo thousand mlo ?
i railway"tiokot
Under a nnw contract Das Molncs con-
eonurj r y § 2.25 per l.OCO feet for gas ,
and allowed 15 per cent rebate for prompt
payment , the city paylnp $24 per annum
per street lamp and attendance.
Mr. Will Dougherty , ynung niaTrled
roan , and one of Dea Moinea1 most ro-
spoofed citizens , was placed under b nda
of $500 to answer the charge of saduc-
tlop , brought by Bridget Llllla , 18 years
old , nod heretofore highly respected.
The Leader aaya rants ' in Dos Molncs
are oshorbltant and 'must come down
"While many of the necessaries of life
are lower than they have been for over
twenty vears , and while tbo w ga of
labor and the profits of the merchant have
eciwcspcndingly dwindled , there haa been
no dlspcflitlon to drop on the price of
rents.
Tin Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway cjmpany haa purha-ofl from the
Wab sh company the north 1'no ' of the
nld North Missouri mad , from G'enwood '
Juno ion north to Ottnmwp , and will
hereafter operate it. It In also declared
that the company will extend the Jlno
south to KMISIS City by building a sap.
o ate and d'stinot ' line of KB own.
l-annie MoAffee , of Davenjnrt the
champion IOWA billiardnt , i eatd to bo
b'oVeu in heal h the
, result cf an oxces-
Ivo iodnlgenco cf MI eppjtlto for intoxi
cating beverage. He turned up like a
poor , ragged tramp , accompanlol by his
faithful trick dnp , at L fayotto , Indiana ,
recently , and did aomo wonderful playing
with billiard ball * , BO remarkable for one.
in his condition that a
purse was made
to buy him clean clothrs and pay for up I
traniportntlon to friends In Iowa. '
--AT--
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FOR the purpose of reducing stock and
making way for spring purchases , we
shall , January 6th , offer our entire stock
of Dry Goods , Carpets , Cloaks , Curtains
Etc , , fo be Isold without regard to cost
This stock comprises a Fine Cine of
choice Dress Goods , Silks , Flannels ,
Ginghams , Prints , Etc. A1 choice stock
of Newmarkets Brocade elvet and
Seal Plush Cloaks ,
Ladies' and Childrens' White and Scarlet - '
let Underwear and Hosiery , Lace , Lace
Ties , Fichue and Embroideries ; also a
lot of homemade Comforts Blankets ,
and Table Linen ,
Our Carpet stock is comulete and
offers sepcial inducements for select
ion from choice variety of patterns , It
includes Exminster , onuettes , Bodv
Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels , Three Ply
Ingrains Hemp , liattan ! Matting , Napier
Matting , Etc , , htc
Fine Lace Curtains , Tambour , Turco
man , Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades
elegant in beauty of design ,
\Q Q RdfTin" lonnQru Kin
OdlC ui lllo JdllUdlf ] Dill ]
Cnstoinfirs will secure
BEST BARGAINS ,
BY KABLTAT
-AT-
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
NOTT
Scbmitt & ITnrp , the barbers remove Tuesday , Jan
uary 27th to 40Z Brotulnav , to the building lately
occupied by the 03 cent stoic.
Joseph Sslimilt will sell AT COST the [ lock ol
CIGARS
tbat ucro left by Frank 1C. Kern In his charge.
The store formerly occup'cil by Schmltt ft Harb
552 Broadwayunder the Opera hjuse , FOR RENT
apply to Jos. Schmltt , 492 llroauw ay.
Jos. Schimltt ofTors the finest FUUIT TAUM la
thlfl county TOR SAL'C cheap , protliled it lisold In
8l < lcolGJda > B. Enquire of Mr. McGce , in offlcs o
Horace Efcrott , 10 I'c.-ul street Council
ASK YOUK GKOOEH FOIl
Corn Meal ,
Graham Hour ,
Hominy.
Ground Fresh Every Day !
Ground Feed Always on Hand.
Mill , corner of North Sixth and Mill Street ? ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improveo
Machinery.
All Work First Class.
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over S2.60.
Collars and Cuffs a
Specially ,
Established 1882.
H. E , REMER , Manager :
111 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUIU'S , IA.
'
' .W. H. Shorradon
' "
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Oonncll Blaffi ; Joy *
JTA.C&JB SIMS ,
OODKCII , BLUF1 S , IOWA.
Office , Main Strnct , Room 8 , ShuROtt anil L'cm
block. Will practice In S ate and Federal courts.
J. R. TATE ,
Pnctloa In State and Federal Conrtt
Collectloni promptly attended to.
Boom 16 , ShuRurt'i Building ,
OOUNOIL BLTTFira IOWA
ADHUSlON-QintO 159-IjdlM 100.
BKATE3 Gent * 160. Ladlei IOo.
Admlsilon Frto to Ladles each morning and Tues
day and Thursday aUctnooni. Uia of Skatei IS
oonta.
A. F. ECHANOK , n ,
Uanazcf , Proprlotoi
St , Charles Hotel.
0 STHKET.'BET 7th and 8th , LINCOLN , NEB ,
lira. Kato Coakly , Proprlctoreea.
ly and elegantly furnlabcJ. Good eamplo
rooma on first Moor.
$1.60 to S3 per day. Special ratoa'Klven
members of the Ick'lalature. no\10-lm-mo
J. L. DEBEVOISB.
No. D07 Broadway Connell Blnffo.
Railway Time Table ,
Corrected to January 7 , 1835.
OODNOIL BLUFFS.
The following are tbo times of the arrival and de
parture ol trains by central standard time , at the
local depot ) . Trains leare transfer depot Un mln-
atoa earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
cm woo , BimuHorOH MD QUISOT , I'
,
6:85 : pm Chicago Express' 8:00 : a ID
8 ; 40 a m Ful Ifatl. ' 7:00 : p n >
1SSO ; p m Accommodation. 1.0 } p m
At local depot only ,
, or. joi AKD oousoa iivrri.
10.05 a ra Mall
and Kijirnes
, 8 25 p m
BUb p m 1'aolflc Express , 0 66 j > la
ODIMGO , KltWiOKKS i D ST. fitTt.
f.U p m Expreaa 0:05
, : A m
9:25 : a m
Kxprete , 0J6 : p m
OBICAOO , UOCR ItlttKD ADD riCiriO.
6:26 : p ra Atlantic r.trirena , BC5 : * ra
B ; ! ( a m Day
ay Kxpri'M
8:6
: p m
riSO a m * D a Uolnea
Aoocmmoditlon
, B1S ; p m
At local doi ot only.
vitisu , ar. wvi > IKD ricino.
ClOpra Aooommccltt.on CCO : ra
1:30 : p m Louli Kxprtit 8:15 : p m
1:60 p m Chicago Express 10:16 : a m
At Transfer only
i:6lrrn : Kxproea , 8:60 :
pra
tU ; a ra Paclflo Kiincee B.05 ro I ,
uovi CITT AND nnnf , "
I'M p m & ( Taul Kxiirtico , ° : CO a m
fllO a m Day xprew 7:00 : p m
DMOM ncirw.
8:00 : p m Western Exprcu , 8SO : a m
1IW : a ra I'tdDo KIJUUM , < : tO p m
18:10 : a M ' Lincoln Express , 1:12 : p ra
At Tranifer only
vcuxr TRiua TO omiu ,
L ave 7ZO8:80SO10:80llWa. : : : : : . m.
0-4:50-6 : ao-ll:06 : p. m Sunday 7:20 * -
0-11:40 : a. in. l:8D-8:20--5:8CM:80-Ilcia : : : ! : : p. n > .
! < 10 rolnuUl belwie letvluy tlffll.
From tracifer ) ely
BMITH A XOIiljKU
LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS
T and 9 Main ttroot ,
Council BLOFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Qooda to Select From.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep HoraoB nnd Mnloa constantly on hand which
wo will Boll In roUll or carload lots.
All Stock Warranted as Reoresentetl.
\Hilct n tiditltlldra tr In Grain anil 1'alcd liarPrlrel rN )
conabla Satltfactlon Ouarantred ,
Oornor Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UoHneilBluHa.
NORENE & LANDSTEOM ,
Winter Qoorta Heady. Suits Mndo to Order in Latest Style
on Sliort Notice and at Roaaonnblo Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
805 Main titroot , . . . . . . Council Blafff.
AGENTS WAITED.
Brs , Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt.
310 BKOAmVAY , COUNCIL ULUFFS , IOWA ; 725 EI.M ST. , DAI.tAS , TEXAS ; rvml IT. WAYNH , IND
IT FOSITlVKIiY CUUK8- Kidney and Mvcr Complaint , Delphi's Dlsoas. Hhcuvktlsm , Ncuulrta
Djipcrila , Ncrvonanust U'tetlnR Wi-ahn'ec , ' - ,
I'nralj-slj Spinal Allflotlom , Imllgcjlloii , Heart UUotm , Flto
Hcailacli , Lima Hack , Cod Feet , and all dleoassa rcijulrln Increase J uiotlv o pu CM. Now Improved o
? 3nnd (6 ; old stjloJ incli.
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
IN TUB riticKs or
The season telnpr 'e lar ad\ance < i I ha ciacludcd to illeposo ot toy sums RxaAnDMtssor cotrrt
rcnct to etuituf them until ueit o eou. Call early M 1 will not bo um'rrgold ' by an ) ono.
A. J. Mandel ,
S25 broHilway. Uoiiiiol muffi.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KOTICE. Special a rortltwuieuts , auo ai LM ,
Fonnd , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , HoardIng -
Ing , etc. , will bo Ineertcxl In this column at the lovr
rate ot TKN CKNTS PKR LINE for the first Insertion
and FIVE CKNTS PEll LINK ( or each subsequent n-
ertlon. Learo adtortlEximonta at our offioo , No.
Pear ! Street. Dear Broadwav
WANTS
Ir > OIl SALE Ro'tvuant < ontectlonerj and Ice
' cream bu litss. Ci"tralh located on Uroacl j\
a rare la'ciln H. L. Williams , IS N. Main etrctt ,
Council Ululld.
F iO'l KENT A fuinlOiod house rheap to patties
without small children who will board ( our
adults. Addrces "A" Boo olllco , Council Bluffs , la.
A boy nlth a pony to carry TIIK BKB.
Call at BKK ollloo Immvdiatoly.
S4LK Lauds hnpro\cil aad unimproved.
JL1 1ru wnnta farm in wo-tcra Iowa ,
hcbtaeka or Dakota , Ictua ko > r ( rcmou. .
FOll SALE Special bargain. A larjo ( twu story
fraa o dwtlhne , ten rooms wllh all modern lav
pro\cmcnts. well located nud almost new. 1'ilco
| SM10 ; $ . , i03caeh balance long thru ,
ITfANTFD Tocorn pond with nnv non-realdcnt
T T owner ot i ropcrty In Council Bluffs or 1'otta-
nattimo county , or any 0111 ulthlug to buy
or etll proi < eity In western Ion a , Kansis or Nebraska.
F OH SAt E Alnrce numlier of business and resi
dence lots In all party of Council BluffK. Bco
in before j ou buy , SWAN & WALKKK.
i"OIl RENT Wo rme several houses on our list
1 for rent , vacant now , SW N & WALKKR.
FOll S LK I'artltMtlsliliigta buj cheap lots to
build on can buy on a onlhly poj montu o' from
S2 to 810. b A.WALKHK
FOR UEN'I Wo will rent you a lot to bu Id on
wfth thopriiilago to tuy If jou wl h on very
liberal term' . SWAX & WAI.KKH
T\7"ANTED To oorrejioni ) witliany oai > nlshinsa
V > pocd location f r [ tanning mill , eash , door
and blind manufactory , we ba\o bulldlnar and
machinery , well located , for sale , Icaao or ttn.1e ;
SWAN & w ALKKK.
FOll UKNTLarga two story frame ImlMirf , ' su't '
able for warehouse ur stoiajo purposes , near
railroad depot. ' / >
Foil llENr uit UAI.C. uu.ijjg : ami grouiua
Mi'til la for sma'l foundry nd machine nhop.
Goodbllcr , engine , cupjla , Bluwer with iUol el
lag etc. , lead } ' toput In motion.
SWAN WAI.KKK ,
ipoit 1 SALE SbeUnKcounters , tables dotks , ( , ' " 8
IKturos etc. Kijipilrool H. E. Scauian , paper ,
books and stationery , 311 Broad ft ny.
SALK Twohoisis. einirlo LiuO ! , and light
sliiRlo harness. U. .
II. HoLurteon 60J Dnuidr aj\
WANThli Agenti in every county In western
lena to mil tee "Champion Dosom Stretcher
and Ironltg Uonrd" , Kvery lady pionounLcs It on
tljjht to ho just what shjwauf , cither for heistlf
01 hlrci1 leip. Ulg Inducements to agents Hctilb
for l , Address C. B. S. and 1 Heard , B o OILCO
Council Iluiftc , Iowa.
, . UAliti lluuxes. l.ota ana Land. A. J.
'tcpt oi on , Bli3 Hirst avenue.
| /O'i brtl.b A loji-fjii Kj , llm-tl < Hi wako and
JL1 in ox client condition. Or vv 111 trade for cheap
.of. Addro-H r. M. Ile nffUo , rouncll I > lu7s.
OAL NlTWbou-UouTgo HeatoTiT BiTTlri'.U- I
way. Eclls coal mul wood at reasonable prices
elves 2,000 Iba. for a ton , and 173 cublo for a cord ,
Try him.
WANTK1 > tvury buuy in Uuuntll Uluttu vo t Ke
TQuDix Dollvtrod by carrier at only Iwcaty
xntf a week.
1,1) 1'Al'KKU-For oils at lin odltw , at 21 o.ml
a hundred
Schmitt & Harris
-TFiE
\
Have rciDoveJ frnm under the Onera H.HISO to
; NO. 402 BROADWAY ,
They will continue their CJ3AB ANDTOBAC'CO
Im lnes4ind Inv tc all their old friends and the pub
He tocnlland ftuthcm. Thu finest clears nnd to
liaoeo alHavaonhand ,
ORDER YOUR
Cob , Goal I Wood
OK
33. tar. a-oixratis
, 0. oddrrs ? , Lock III * 1183 , Council Blulfd.n
N. SOHURZ.
ice of Jot
ornoK OVKB AJIXRIOAH iO
rOUNCIIiHLI
rlcri
E , Rice M , D.
or otbtr tnraore rcmoTeit without ( hi
IJj knt' or drawing cl blood , .
CHRONIC DISEASES0"1' ' * * ,
Orer tilrtr 7011 j.ractlf I xpiri aM Otln to
i'narl itr'i-t. Council UltOi.
/yConiulta/lon fro. HE
rooi , orriciai rr , u. u , rctn
OFFICER & PUSE7
BACKERS.
Council Uluff , . Ia >
P
Established 1856
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K
pealeri In Foreign and Uomcitla Eichaoji and para
; t
Brs , HJ , Hilton. H D , .
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
S22 KS { * llroiiwiy. CeuncU Bluffa.
JOHJN FOX ,
Deputy Slierill nud
Geneial Collection flgent ,
OfOco with N. Shurz , Justice ot the Peace , Ccuncll
llluffa , low a.
CHICAGO ,
The SHORT LINE.
And BEST ROUTE ,
F 0 OMAHA TO
THE EAST.
TWO TI1AINS DAILY IIKTWKKN.OUAHA AND
Chicago , Minneapolis , Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Cedar Rapid ? , Pnvonport
Clinton , Uubuque , Kockford ,
Kock Island , Krerport , Jnncsvllle ,
ElRin , Madison , Xa Crosac ,
Uelc.lt . , WinCim ,
And all other Important points Kast , North
east and Soiitboast ,
Ticket oflleo at 1401 Farnam stoot ( In IMxton IIo >
tel ) , and at Union I'aciflo Depot.
PULLMAN 6u.Ki'Kits and the I'INFHT DIMKO CARII.V
TIIK WOULD are run on the nmln lines of the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y and ovcry attention
Isjinid to pasecngcrs by courteous eaiplojej of the
oonipany.
S. a. MKIIRIU , , A. V. IT. CAIU'IINTEn ,
GcncralManaEcr. ( Icn'l l'aaonier Aiont.
It. MILuER , OEO. K. IIKM'FOKI ) ,
Jcn'ljrnimiicr. Ast Oen'l Pass Agent.
J. T. CLARK , Gon'l Siioerlnlundout.
ft BIG CAT FREE
Also 1 ! { vnlunblo nnd reliable re
cipes ( n'-ver bt'fore published , ) any
one ot Avliich is worth 1.00 nnd
from that to $25.00 , nntl n copy oC
the ' 'Cultivator" sent FKBE to-
any one that fonda 5J stumps to pay
postag * etc. , 3 comic picture cards
will a ao be enclosed in the pick-
age. Thpse recipes are valuable to
'he i ; household
and
any energetic per
son . knowing the secrets they disclose
need never want for money. Please
write name and address plainly. Put
JJ ? stamps in a letter and -address it
to t tae WESTERN PUB. CO. , box
SOU , Omaha. Neb.
Neb.'I
'I In vour child jirovlilv
and Irutlul' ' If no , us.
certain If Ha food U
Biuli na It nhould 1m.
OflLnthoiiKh thomoth >
or Inn a Bulllclent
ijuantlty , a proprr In-
veetlsntlon , will ehoiv
that It la utterly lock-
Inn In ijuallty. 'Ito
iifo of IlnIuu'B I'ood Is
as an alter
nate incul for the child ,
land the mother can
oftin raJeo the ptndard bymloi tlnif KId o'0 Food a ?
dlrot tul for Involliln Kold hv DriiKeMa. In cans
four Bl/uu , r'toHlntr 'fio , 05o , VI 25 anil Jl.70 ,
\VOOLUIC1I .v CO , tlgnufacturcru , Palmer , Mai * .
THE OLD
THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
I8UOCKS3011S TO TIIK J , U , 0. & B. CO.J
The mott eitcnalre manulactnreri
IN TIIK WOULD
John HockstiMeor General AKenl or Ntlruka ao
Western Iowa.
. Tenth Street . . . . OMAHA , HEU.
MTadatlou lillllard and I'ool Titles and mMcrla
H S. ATV700D ,
Plattamouth , - ' - Necraska
tiiADidcr rcoaoDuntsiD AIO man ttu
IEBEFOBD ( ID JERSEY BJTILE
AID DUBOC'OUKUCT KKD SWIBI
f 111 iitii in I He Criiiiici'crrr foil
JAS.HPEABODYM.D.
Physician < & Surgeon
Kwlldonoe No. H07 Jonei Hi. OfflM , No. 1(0)ai
rtrtwt Otfloo hour ,12 m to I p. in. and liom
p. a. Itt ! > tu.o , lot utUo (7iMUubog 114.