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6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONDAY , AUGUST 31. 1885.
TH E DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning , August 31
Office No. 12 Pearl St.
Delivered by carder to .any part ot the clt ;
or twenty cents a week ,
1J. W. TILTOS. . r.iltor and L 8
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M.INOH MENTION.
Roller , merchant tailor , for fine good
Justloo'Shurz has nude another Omah
couple happy J. 8. Tleln and Mary 8
Cover.
The Spirit Like season la about at ni
end , and the running of a throual
sleeper will bo dlicoatlnnod alter la-day
liar. J. F. MuDo troll , has returnee
from his eastern trip , and yesterday oa
cnplod the pulpit of S&lnta' chapel a
usual.
A necktie social Is botng nrrangad b ;
the young folks of Broadway Mothodls
church , to take plaoo next Thundaj
evening.
Jerry McQarry is under arrest on th
charge of breaking into a room In th
Tromont house. Ho Is to have a hoarln ;
to-morrow afternoon.
A settlement haa'boon made on the los
oh the Ooy house , the Commercial Unloi
paying Mr. Knomoyerfor losn on furnl
turo and fixtures $002.
The arrangements are progressing wol
for the union p'.cnlo of the Sundu ;
schools of this city , to bo hold In Pal
mor's grove Wednesday.
Some of the < voterlnsry surgeons whi
have boon examining the cattle whlol
have boon sick and dying In this count ;
declare It IB not Texas fever , but a fern
of bloody mnraln.
On Saturday night there was a happ ;
gathering of friends at the homo of B. A
Bonham In celebration of his birthday
There was dancing , refreshments , and al
needful arrangements carried out wit !
true hospitality.
L. B. Gorham , who hai been con
nected with the stock yards hero for i
long time , and who is thoroughly postoi
In that business , has been appolntei
stock ogdnt fur the Rock Island read. 1
better choice conld not be made.
D. A. Benedict , whoa3 skill and ttsti
as a sign writer have made his name i
familiar one , goes to Lincoln tc-da ;
to reni lu there until after the fair , one
will bo kept busy writing signs foi
Moore , the principal house -Lincoln. - .
Four charged with bnlng drunk wil
have a hearing thii morning , J. Tester
Hoiregodta , John Campbell , one
R. P. Dawd. Ono woman , Mrs. Weber
known aj "Langthy , " or "Swami
Angel , " is alio In the bastllo , bub Inalati
that she was not drunk , although admit
ting that she had a terrible headache
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Hatcher , who has shown
such elocutionary skill In previous enter
tainments , has consented to give on en-
tortalnmont for the benefit of the Young
Men's Christian association to-morrow
evening. The many friends of this tal
ented young artist will gladly Improve
this opportunity to hoar her again , and
on enjuyablo evening Is assured.
A pleasant entertainment Is promised
at the Y. M. 0. A. hall to-morrow even
ing , the prominent feature of the pro
gramme being the readings by Mlsa
Nolllo Hatcher. The male quartette ,
consisting of Messrs. Ferris , Westcotto ,
Fitch and Spoonor , will furnish music ,
and some readings are promised by Mrs.
H M Soars. The general admission
will be twenty-five cents , and children
fifteen cents.
"Sport" Miller haa had a great deal of
trouble with his bays , one aged thirteen ,
and the other abouc ton , He hai re
newed his request to have them sent to
the reform school , aad Judge Aylesworth
will give the matter a hearing to-day.
It seems that the boys have lost all re
spect for their father , largely , In all prob
ability , on account of his drinking habits ,
and they not only refuse to obey him ,
but they abnso and mistreat the old man.
A number of young men' from Farra *
gut wora In the city yesterday Inquiring
Into the workings of the Y , M. 0. A. ,
'and learning what they conld of the
methods and workings. They could
hardly have chosen a bettor field of In
quiry , as the aisociation hero has demon
strated by Its nucceai , that under the
management ot the secretary , Harry
Cnttlo , excellent methods and a sound
policy bavo been followed.
Judge Loofbonroir is engaged t Audubon -
dubon In hearing the Ryun murder case.
The etato has just concluded its examina
tion In chief , and the dofento opens to-
.day. Audnbon county is pretty well
atlrrod up over murder cases , and for two
njghts of last week a rope wss hung In
the band stand In the park , and found
dangling there the next morning , with t
significant noose lu ono end , The rope
was/token away only to be ropliced will
another the next night.
Both local faction ) of the democratic
camp are claiming that the official record
ofibo oOier needs to bo ( nvoatlgatod ,
that the public may know how big steal
ing has boon going on. It Is to bo hoped
that the withes of these gentlemen , of
ficials and cr-officlalfl , may bo fully satis
fied , so that no guilty man may escape.
Either both pmonn ate doing some Eli
Perkins romances , or there Is rome hid
den corruption which needs to bo run cfl
by the aid of the lance.
The contest over the fire chioftalnehlp
etlll hangs , and the doclinn on the In
junction cate will probably not be given
until the wbola matter la hoard in the
quo warranto proceeding ! , which otse
comes np ono weoV from to-day. J ridge
Aylesworth seems to be In no hurry to
decide the matter. The matter ought to
fcp settled tpaedily ai potelble , fur the
fire department la tx > o Important ts a pro
tootlon oE public Interests to bo 1
lowed to go aloug In such a detnoralittnj
uucartalnty as has attended It for month ?
The hearing of the cemetery case con
llnuos to occupy the time of the clrcul
court , and rooms to be no nearer the em
than when It first begun. The public halest
lost Interest In the details of the contest
and only walla to hoar the final decision
The question is ona on which there la a :
endless variety of opinion among th
witnesses anmmonod , and BO much of th
testimony Is based on conjectures am
theory that thora is llttlo practical trot
to bo gleaned out of the accumulation o
evidence.
A deputy of the s'.a'.o veterinarian , tc
gother with doctors of this city an
Omaha , have boon examining some o
the sick and dead cUtlo , and were has ;
with their investigations yesterday , ba
had not fully decided what to oil thi
disoaao. From what they learned Sal
urday , they thought that if It was Toxa
fever , it was a different typo from no ;
th&y had seen. Dr. Seamons was In
cllnod to the belief that It was blood ;
ranraln , but moro thorough cxatnlnatioi
may show that It Is something else
Whatever It Is , It Is cinslng much loss o
* tock , and great alarm is felt among th
farmers and owners of cattle.
Dt. Wiles , Eye , E r and Throa
specialist , Room 5 , Everett block.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS ,
Tho.'ArranRemonta Announced For
Grand Union Flcnlc ,
At a recent mooting of the roprosontn
tlvcs of the fonr largest Sunday cchool
In the city nn executive committee wa
appointed to perfect arrangements for i
nnlon basket plcnlo of all the Protestan
Sunday achoola In the city , the commltte
constating of Don. A. Judd , 0.
Louckn , Frank Cook , 0. H. Judaon am
Mr. Mclntyro.
Tbo committee mot Friday evening nm
decided to carry out the Intention of th >
projectors of the scheme , and to make
the following announcements In all thi
schools on Sunday , the 30th : 'That nl
Sunday schools In the city be cordlall ;
Invited ta join and participate In th
day's pleasure. That all meet at Bayllst
park at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning
September 2d , and from there proceed t <
the grounds selected by the committee
Palmer's grovo. That In order that al
things "be done decently and In order , '
the following named committees bo np
pointed :
Music E. S. Burnett , Z. T. Llndsoy.
Transportation Frank Cook , L. Dale
Tables J. Love , W. E. Morrltt , G
M. "Washburn , 0. Bosen , 0. H. W ,
Brown.
Strings and Hammocks J. M. Flag
ler , George Rice , Harry Onrlis , W. S ,
Homer , Elmer Stacy , W. H. Stacy.
Ice and Water L. W. Talleys , H.
DeLong , 0. W. Munger , Hugh E.
Smith.
Lemonades A. B. Walker and Horace
Evan g.
To receive and take charge of nil bas
kets end provisions at Bayliis * park and
; ake them to the ptcnio grounds 0. A.
Loncks , W. S. Caldwcll , 0. H. Jndson.
To take charge of the same at grounds
and see that they are spread on tbe
tables Mrs. L. W. Tnlleys , Mrs. Mo-
Bride , Mrs. Orcutt , Mrs. J. N. Brown ,
Mrs. M. E. Gilbert , Miss Lou Tostovin ,
MUs H. Slead , Miss L Peterson , Miss
Lula Fltob , Miss Ida Wallace , Miss Mln-
nlo Crofts. Mrs. Gaylord , Mrs. Otis ,
yira. D. H. Witter. Miss Autenreitb ,
illes M. Palmer. Miss Carrlo Burgess ,
ilra. E. Irons , Mrs. J. M. Matthews ,
VIrs. A. Boone , Mrs. F. Oooly. Mrs M.
soars , Miss A. Maxwell , Miss E. Bergo' ,
Mies M. Oole , Miis Julia Officer , Miss
Damon , Miss Craig , Mrs. Phillips , Mrs.
Dharlcs Officer , Mrs. Elam Olark and
Mrs. Dr. Montgomery.
The executive committee express a de
sire that all Sunday schools and all Sun
day school wotkers may take part in this
union plcnlo to the end that they may
jocomo better acquainted with oaoh
other and that a moro thorough organ ,
zed system of Sunday school work nuy
30 carried on In tbo city.
The committee have another meeting
Monday night at Llndsey'a store , at
which they ask all schools to report the
irobnblo nnmbor their schools will Bond ,
; hat proper accommodation may bo pro-
vldod. It Is expected that all who can
will bring a basket of such supplies ni
jest they can , which will bo placed on
ablss by the committee.
A grand g < od time Is anticipated. Let
all lay aside their cares for the day and
make the children happy.
MORE MYSTEET ,
Two FIreB Supposed to bo ttio Work ol
IncendlnrUB ,
Two moro Diazes were added SalurJaj
night to the list of apparently Incondlarj
fires which teem to bo occurring here
with alarming frequency of late. About
i ) o'clock fire was discovered in the large
Frame stable on North First street , wbicl :
until lately has been occupied by Billj
Smith , with his express and baggage
wagonr , etc. The building was owned
by Charles Banghan , and whllo no )
burned to the ground , yet it was so badly
wrecked that the few' charred tlmbera
still standing are almost worthless. The
b'aza was a hot one , and it scorched badly
a llttlo bouse next the stable , and owned
also by Mr. Baughan.JtbolDg ono cf a row ,
all cf which were for a time threatened
Kith the flames. Thlz little house which
was thus damaged wan occupied by George
Carter , who lost something on furniture ,
and had no Insurance. Mr. Banghan's
property was llttewieo uninsured. The
lisa will reach $500 ,
About midnight the alarn of fire was
igaln founded , tt being caused this tlmo
> y ihodlscovoiy of smoke pivurlng from
a frame building on upper Bro.\d way , op-
iseito the Western hoiue , it haricg been
mown as tbo cli vinegar works , and
moro recently occupied es B broom lac-
ory by Grovenor & Gnnii , The bulld-
nc was vacant at the tlmo of the b'azv ,
and the lire w s put out before any great
damige was done , the interior being
> adjy emoktd up , and in a few tpots
barred. The cause of this fire , as the
( her , is unknown , and tha generally ac-
: opted theoiy Is that It was the remit of
ome Incendiary's work. The building
* as owned by William Biodeutopf.
A HIGH LICENSE TICKET ,
RcpnblloAna Claim They Can Con
sistently Frnmo Ono For this
Gounty ,
"Well how do you like tbo platform ? '
asked a DEE mm of ono of the mos
prominent of the returned delegates from
the state convonllon.
"At first I didn't Hko U , for I thoughl
It was too strong on the prohlbltlot
question , but the more I think It ovoi
the moro It pleases mo. It Is all right. .
It ploaios the prohibitionists , for It glvoi
thorn all they can reasonably ask for ,
They have oald right along that all thoj
wanted was a fair trial of prohibition. S <
when the republican convnnllon Bays thai
It Is In favor of giving the law a lair trial ,
that must satisfy thorn. Then there arc
many who bellovo that the law Is a fall
nro , and that a license or local option law
should bo passed. The convention taya
that when this law is given a fair trial ,
and proves not to moot the requirement ) ! ,
It Is In favor of trying some othei
method , It docs not Bay how Ion ? the
law shall bo tried , and docs not make
prohibition a party teat. It says , In fact ,
that a republican can bo trno to the
party , and can stand upon this platform ,
and hold any notions ho pleases on thli
question , and work for the repeal of the
IJSBBJRO of any law ho chooses In regard
to It "
"Do yon think that this county undoi
tbo state platform conld rnn a high
HCDCSO man. on a high Hcanao plank , If II
wanted to1' ?
"That Is just what I think. That la
just the way to do It. I hold that the
llconao men have no moro buslnets to
force a llconso law on counties whore
there Is a strong mi jorlty in favor of pro
hibition , than tha prohibitionists have to
force a prohibltDry law on communities
where the sentiment la largely in favoi
of llconeo. Now tupppso In this county
there Is a strong sentiment In favor oi
license , or local option , the convention
of this district can with all consis
tency , adopt , if Ib chooses , resolutions
setting forth lhat sentiment , and
nomlnato ita candidate ? , and pledge
them to that sentiment. In another
county or district , wboro there la a strong
sentiment for prohibition , they can run o
prohibitionist for the legislature if they
want to. The st&to platform gives the
greatest latitude on this question , and so
permits a fair and open expression of the
sentiments of republicans all over the
state. Whoa these legislators como to
gether , each republican cau honorably
and fearleealy represent the sentiments pi
the section he roproien'o ' , and they can in
all consistency modify or change the law
to meet the wishes ot the people. "
"Do yon think that this Interpretation
of the plank will be generally accepted 1"
"I think It will. Of course If all the
papers join In with the democratic cry
that It Is a prohibition platform It will
be very hard to convince the people any
differently , Bat If you newspaper men
present tbo matter fairly and squarely It
will soon bo soon that whllo the prohibi
tionists get all they can ask the license
and option men have n chance to noml
nato and support men to their liking and
st'll ' bo trno republicans "
"How about this county ? Do you
think that the convention will nominate
local option men ? "
" 1 think so. Thora la no reason why
the convention cannot say , if It wants to ,
that the prohibition law Is a failure , and
that it favors some other law. It can
nominate mon of that way of thinking ,
and who will work for the repeal of the
present law. I bollovo the convention
will do that very , thing , and that in other
places , where the republicans find the
law a auooess , they can so express them
selves. 1 think It will result finally In
this , that where communities want
prohibition they shall have It , and where
they want license they shall have that. "
Other republbana are of the same
oplnbn , and this may open up a local
contest as to whether the republicans of
this county shall nomlnato a prohibition
ist ticket or a high license ono. In other
counties there will bo a like straggle , If
this Interpretation is to bo generally ac
cepted. Another of the delegates ex
pressed great satisfaction over the
increased showing of strength
of the local option advocates.
Tha vote on the substitute
for this doventh plank , showed 250 local
option or lloanso delegates In the con
vention , a great increase over the year
before , and the prediction Is made by
those men that by anotber year the pro
hibitory law will have been BO clearly
shown to ba a failure that the state con
vention will have a majority In favor of
local option.
The following Is that plank , under
which It is claimed that so much liberty
la given the county conventions :
11 The republican paity In Iowa ,
while steady upholders of the right and
duty of the state to regulate the traffic In
liquor , by sno1 ! msthoJa as will suppress
most of Its evil ) , have never made the
support of prohibition a test of party
fealty. It pledged Its honor to enact and
afterwards did enact a law which tha people -
plo of Iowa had ordered by an unques
tioned majority , and that came alike
from the votes of republicans and demo
crats. Wo declare now for a fair acd
thorough trial of tnat law , thai It may
have time to demonstrate its efficiency or
inefliclenoy , before It la repealed
to give way to some other bonert
and earupst method In the line of finding
a true and successful system of dealing
with the liquor traffic. Wo arraign and
condemn the democratic party In Iowa
for Its action In declaring for n $260 ll
cense , compulsory In every community
regardless of local option ; for legalizing
g ln In Iowa the ado tf whisky and all
other alcoholic liquors , and for removing
all restrictions trom saloons , giving n
freedom in the liquor traffic that has not
existed in Iowa for thirty years.
Workers with mutala generating elec
tricity escaped the cholera of ' 40. Then
nsa our elcctrlo bolts. Jndd & Smith ,
Council Bluff * . Agents wanted.
A. Stolen Steed ,
W. P. Aylesworth went to the lira on
Saturday night on honebark , but had to
walk homo. The reason of this was that
on arriving at the fire ho hitched his
tnare at the corner of First and Broad
way , and on getting ready to start for
home , the mare hid myiterlonsly dis
appeared. Tbo hitching strap had been
cut clean , close to the brldlo , Indicating
that the mare was stolen. The mare Is a
dark bay , with rather heavy , black mane
and ( all , stands about fifteen hands high ,
weighs 1,050 , and his no marks. The
taddle is nearly now. A liberal reward
, vlll bo paid for her recovery.
Substantial abstract of tltlo and real
istato leans. J. W. and E. L. Squire ,
102 Pearl street.
The Mines Chapman of Kanaaa City , who
lava been guests of the Jlleaea Loakowiltl ,
eft Saturday evening for home.
J. M. PHILLIPS ,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Boots & Shoes
Employ no traveling Bgents , Ihns tnvInR their Denies to cuttomcri.
Agent for Tara Knbbor Company , Write ( or ptlcog.
413Broadway , Council Bin , a
DYING AND CLEANING WORKS.
Gentlemen's Clothing Gleaned , Dyed ft nil Repaired. Ladies' Dresses Cleaned nnd Dyed
without rlppinp. Flumes Gleaned , or Colored any Shade , to Snmplo. Silln , Volveta , and
Laces Cleaned , Dyed and ReBnished. Loco Curtains neatly cleaned ; 29 Main St. , Council
Bluffs , opposite Post office.
office.F. . JB. JP4.5TT0.iV , Manager.
N , J. SwANSON. 0. E , SWAN-SOS
SwANSON.8WANSON MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
And ill kinds ol mujlcM Inilrunacnts. rhnoBind owmigola on the Installment rlan. Muilcal netru.
mentaof ooty deictlptlon tuned and repaired. llMlng over 14 3 cnra experience In the bustnofa wo fee
confident o ( giving the best ot utttUotlon. Httnemtar the plaee. Sign o ( tht gilt orgin
329 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses nnd Mules constantly on hand which
wo will Roll In retail or carload lota
All Stock Warranted as Represented
bolegaloandreUU dctlorilo Grain and Baled n r. Frtcoa re .
Bonable Batltfactlon Guaranteed.
.SGHLTJTER . A BOWLEY
Oor. 5th Av. nnd 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
PLATING WITH MATCHES ,
It Causes the Burning ol a Barn and
Dentil of Two Nor cs ,
Yesterday afternoon a llttlo boy , a son
of George W. Carter , In Streetvlllo , wa
playing with matches In his father's barn
and accidentally sot the hay on firo. Th
blaze spread so quickly that tbo building
and contents were stjon In ashes. Thor
were in tbo barn two hones , be
longing to Mr. Garter , valued a
$450 , and both were burned to death
the flames being so hot and spreading si
rapidly as to render It impossible to ge
the team out. The llttlo fellow who
caused this rnln had a narrow escape him
naif , ho barely getting from the barn In
time to B VO bis lite , nls eyebrows am
hair being scotched In his flight. There
was no Insurance , and the loss is a heavj
ono for Mr. Carter to boar.
ELEGANT WEDDING AND STYLISH PAKTY
Stationery , the finest and most complete
line over brought ta the city now at
PBYOR'S BEE JOB OFFICE.
Invitations , Programs' , Ragrots , Calling
Cards , etc. ,
THE LATEST STYLES ,
and In quantities to suit.
Also a buautifal line of
ENGRAVED FOLDERS AND pARDS.
Call and see them. All eiders filled
promptly , and the work will bo gaarnn
toed to equal the stock.
PERSONAL.
J. J. Bliss is looking after his Kansa
lands.
Charles Ferguson has returned from hia
trip to Boston.
Sheriff Garrison oi Harrison county , was in
the ctty Saturday.
J. F. Kimbill and wife have returned from
three weekt' trip east.
M. F , Rohrer and family have concluded
their stay at Spirit Lake.
Mrs. J , W. Hooiier has returned from a
month's vlait in Nebraska.
Hon. Sam M. Chapman of Flattsmoutb ,
Neb. , brother of OoL John W. Chapman , was
n the city yesterday.
Hhs May Campbell of Missouri Valley , a
ilece of John Tompleton is visiting her rela
tives and friends here.
Mrs , James Patterson returned yesterday
rom a vieit to her mother in Boston , elio hav
ng been gone two months.
John L. Cohoon of this city , adjuster of
he D willing Ilouao Inauranca compiuy , has
ono on a business trip in Nebraska.
J. J. Yanderveer loft last evening for Lln-
: oln , Neb , , to make arrangements for the dis
play of Van Brunt , Thompson & Co.'a goods
tt the fair ,
| FOR HALS HI I '
S. A , PIERCE , !
100 M in St. , Council BluQs
Retail Iloot and Shoe etoro where biR bargtlng can
Hwaya ba found.
H. SOBTUEZ.
8bU
OTT.n AWKUKUH BIFUSM
HOTEL
.In Council Itluffi having
And all rootlern improvements , call bolls , Ore
alarm bulle , etc , , in tbe
CKESTON HOUSE
Nou. 21D , 217 nnd 219. Main Street.
MAX AnUN , - S PKOPRIKTOK
LESSONS CUVJDN
ON THE
Piano and Orgiu ,
3y Mlia Fannia Weetcott , Organist ; nt the
? reabyterlaa church. Hoaldcnca COO
cRton Ave ,
JACOB SfJUS ,
flforney-a-Law ! !
CX3UNOIL.BLUTJ , 1 WA.
I . . _
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a voitlaemen ana M Lot
found , To Loan , For Sale , To Bet > Wants , Board
tag , etc. , will b iniorted In this column at the lei
rate ot TEH CENTS PER LINE tor the Orat Insortloi
uid VIVE CENTS PER LINE for each rnbwquenl In
scrtlon. Leavcadvertlaements at oaroOot , Mo. I1
1'oail street near Bioadwar
_ WANTO _
FOR BALK Houses lota and lind. A J. Stephen
ton , 6C3 First Avenue , Council B ulTa
ANTED Good canvasser for city work : good paj
to right m n. Enquire at 323 Broadway. J
A. Powers , manager.
Eoansvr A six' room house , ten mlnntoj wall
. from business , city water , well and cistern. Foi
rent cbcap.
FORUBAT-NO. ISO Harrison afreet , three room ?
.
4 Pcatl strtet.
A MAN ol eiperlcnco wants to purchase an Inter
rut In apt ] Ing hard wore business. Addrcai
A. B. , B R office , Council DlufTs.
FOR SALtf , FOR UKNT OR EXCHANQE.
NO , 63 For sala nr rent , on very liberal terms ,
The Couirll f.luds Paper Mill , complete , with
the larpo boarding house nml three acres of nrrun J.
No. 26 Abu | iQCBalpropertyin Cherokee , Cberoket
ccuntv. town , will tiado ( or western Una p. Value
about ei.CCO.
NO. SO A bctutlfal homo In the town ol HasllngB
Mills county , Iowa , ( or Nebrista land. Value , $3,600 ,
Mo , 41 A good business prrpoity and a'eo n sooj
residence property In the tonu ol Chcnvo , JfoLoan
county , III. , ! o r down Jrcisa or will exchange ( oi
western lauds.
lo. 179 A splendid ( arm , well ImpnHcd , 810 acres
In Dickinson county , lena , joining tbo town ot Spirit
Lake. Prlco. ( or a ehoi t tlmo ; $35 nor aero.
No. 184 to 137 Are ( our Improved farms In Phillip *
county , Kaaea , caci with a small incumbraoca.
The cqultas will bo exchanged ( or unlncumbercd
nlldlandln Nebraska.
No. U3-480 acroc in Ilo't county , Nob. , partly
Improved , at a big bargain. Plants to exchange tor
mcrihindlse.
No. E4A fine two ttory bilck r.ElJcnco , onool
tto best locations In Council llliida , 11 trade ( or
zood uulncumbercd Kacsu or Nebraska lands. Va'ue
{ 15100.
No 65 aud 11 * ro two other beautiful bomeo In
Council Bluffs , which cash payment will buy atn
brrtraln.
No. 61 A baautlful suburbvn location In Iowa
CItv , lo i , will exchange ( or western lands. Value
85,003.
'flie above are only a ( ow ol our special bargains.
It vcu'Aogrt anything to t ratio''or eell , or want to
roil any roil estate or merchandise , write u < We
hav ce\crilgcod stocks ol roods to trade ( or lands.
SWAN & WALKER ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
. Eice M. B.
° r other tumors removed without the
j knife or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC 'DISEASES ,
Over thirty yeara prtctlca expeil nor. Cfflco
11 , Pearl stteet , Council bluffs
/arCouBultatlon free.
Office & Pucev.
Council Bluffs , lo-wa.
Established - 1865
TIOS OFFICER M.W. HPDfllf
Genera ] Aftent at Largi |
" SAFETY FOND SYSTEM , "
Life and Annuity Ins , Co
JRANCH WKSTEIJ.V DEPOT , 22 PEARL STIIEET
OOUNOIL BLUFFS ,
J. L. DEBKVOISB.
Ho. 607 DrosdwsT Oonnoll ElnflX
OOUNOIL BLUFFS.
TSi * followlrg ara tba tlroee of tbo arrival and da.
, ttir of trains by osnttil etandard tlma , al the
nraliUpoti. Tralni leave trauafer depot tin mln-
itcf eirllcr and arrive Un mluutei later.
9:25 : A It Mall and Eipreaa . _
11:10 : T u Accommodation 4rO'r : u
6:30 r u lExprcea B:05 A u
OUItUM AKP KOCK ISLASP.
> :25 : A ii Mall and Express 6:53 : r w
FilS A H Accommodation 6:45 : v
isa : r M Ktyrets [ SW A n
OOJCA9O , K1LWACUIAHD IT.
1:20 : A > i Mall and Kxprcti e:60 : r H
iUe r u Kxproai 0:05 A
CHIOAOO , loauioran AHD qomor ,
i:4f : A u Mall and Einreaa 7:10 : r u
> :30 : r u /rcomujodatlon 5:00 : r u
> ; 15 r M Kinrcn * (1:60 ( : A M
waiiiu , IT. LOUH AJTO rAoine.
! ; 16 r U Local Bt. Loult Express Local
8:00 : r II Transfer " < < Traosler 8:20 : ru
EAKCAI arr , IT , ; oi AMD ootnon. itom.
0:10 : A 11 Mall and Kxpreu . 7fi : r K
t:05 : r H Eipreea CZ6 A M
noox cm AHD rAomo
:20 : A u Mall ( or Sioux City B:60 : r M
: tO r ii Express lor st Paul 0:26 A v
CNio-t ricirir.
1:00 : A x Dner Kipieat i3S r M
1:05 r M Lincoln Fata Om i R V SS5 r H
7:65 r i < Overland xpres 8 : 0 A M
DPH1IT TRilSJ TO OMilli ,
Leave Council Bloffa - 8.65-7:66-9 * ) ItM
1:49 : p , m. Leave Omaha 6.25 VU : 1:60 . 'lO
- - - - - - - - - - - -
-11:18 : a. m.
A , J. Stephenson ,
Estate Dealei
KO. BOJ ran AT * ,
uonnaU Tllnflk , low ;
Ed. Wright
'STENOGRAPHS ' ,
Type-Write :
Offle * No. SIS MyniUr G
I EVERYBODY'S STORE.
DIT Qoodi , Qroceilu , noni
1 reed , to. ,
AJ.WAT1 AT TOT
Lowott Market Price
Oor.if UalautHUthAn
Commonly known u
EVERYBODY'S STORE.
Qrandy & Oo. ,
City Mi Store ,
, F/flfl Cigars , Toilet
' Articles , Eto.
Pmcrlptioni Specialty
' No. II Main BU
EC. WBSTOOTT.
Manufacturer of
Trunks , Satchels ,
Sample Cases , etc.
Trunks Repaired.
No. S3 Pearl St , corner
of Flirt ATenuo.
saiuaoouo
ams so3 T3i mm
E.G. SMITH ,
General Agent
BT.Y , Life Ins , Oo
Useta. - - 500,000,000
Jorplus , - | 10,00oo
So. 600 Krradway , Up
Stairs.
lj. FORMA B
B CLOTHING , | J
Itnt't Furnishing flood ,
HATS , CAPS ,
3oots , Shoos , oto.
No. 164 Broadway ,
> ppoalte the Ogden Home
H. 8. WEST ,
D ENTIST
No,12rerlSt ,
Orer Bee ofita
rirtlenlit Attiatlea Oln
to tfci FrinmtlcB el
tti JTitnul Xdth.
C. L. NEUNAS.
MEAT MARKET
AllUndiof
Fresh and Salt Meats
No. 799 Main Street.
LEFKOYITS
No , 101 MAIN 61
Allklniiof
Theeheipat itore tad
the bat itock of FrulU.
ODELL & DAY ,
Beai 2EitateInnmnoe
and Loan Agenta.
Hare 8100,000 to Loan oa
Tpet enl Intcntl
IB8TRACT8 OF TITLE
Thtt you tn nly on ,
[ oner at Loweit Rales
XeKABOH * CO. ,
No. 4 Pearl Et
Mandemakers& Van ,
ECHIIECIS ,
C05TBACTOBS
M BDILDEES ,
Ho. 101 Uppir Broidwir.
TAYLOR & CALEF ,
fancy and Btapl *
GROCERIES ,
lilt Ihi la thi City.
o. Ot Broadway ,
louell Blaffi.
nion Iron Worts ,
Brjuani & Co. , Prop * .
U Undi cl Cutloga
rutlnjci * Booflnf rail-
' ini a ipedaltr.
: empt Attention dlreo
lUpaln.
iopa Cor.td it klltbAr.
J. L/RATEKIN ,
' ConniUsloa Slori
,
Otoiitlu ul Fmlileti.
frnlti , Cosfidleiit ; , CU !
'IB ! Totuce.
A BrxciAtrr ,
619 8. Main St. ,
tllghcit market prle pal
for farm produce ,
J. J. BLISS ,
ALL THE
lAteit StjlU Of '
Millinery $ Notions
Alviri it lowill Jilcil.
No. 388 Itrondirny.
Or. W. L. Capcll ,
Special attention glrcn t <
Blllllll ot Wenia and
Cireilo tlieim ,
CONSULTATION FREE
Office In Dohany'i
Opera House.
IHICAQO UEiT MARKET
JOnit JWEBO , Prop.
Fresh and Sail Meal
SOLOOITA BAU3AOE ,
Lard , Dried Beef , etc
No. C25 Main Street ,
it Sect D. of Dt. Jo. Demi
lEUMAYER'S HOTEL ,
Hal. 108 , 819 BrsiiTiT.
ales $1,00 to $1.25 $ jtriaj
Jlrit Olau Sir
in connection.
Opposite Ogden ITotuB.
. . P. Hanohett , M.D
nOVlEOPATUIO
hyeician & Surgeon ,
Council Blu ( ft.
Bee No 12 I'carl Street
onus : 10 to 12 a. m , am
2 to 4 p. ra.
ESIDKM-I : : No. 120 4th
street , hours , before
B.m. nnd after 7 p.m.
Telephone No. 10.
JOfjN J. KURTZ ,
FHCENIX
[ eat Market.
lor. llila nl etorflti. .
D , GOLDSTEIN ,
? AWN & I/AN OfFIOE
228 Ilroadway.
ORE AT BARGAINS
n Unredeemed Goods ,
V7ATOEE3 , WE LET ,
CLOTIIINO ,
II u I oil Jiislriiiiioiito ,
CiTolren , Onu , ito.
Si
500
He ,
Dr . WOODBURT * SOIU
DENTISTS ,
Oor.r arlBt.AlitATft
CnitU Dluffi , ten.
U.KOBETICH ,
[ 108 Boot ail 103 Kittr ,
No 223'Main Gt ,
Council Blnftk , Iowa ,
Boots and Shoes
AT LOW P MCH.
LO3 T > < T 1r Btxvofi ,
Oiuttl BliCI , U.
STORAGE
Warehouse
Dohany'i Old Hall
I
Leal Estate
u ml bnruii Ajiaaj
FOKRK8T SMITn ,
re Conpanlei RtpresEiiiiz
j22oooooo or Assets.
No 180 Main St.
- Irrn
P. 0. MULEE ,
ill Paper ajd wconlloii
No. IS Pearl EL , >
BLUFFS , U.
I. GILINSKT ,
feir and Scconil Hani
FURNITURE ,
res aDd nonselioli Gooiij
At Lowoit Trice *
itapeit Eton ID Tova.
No. 631 Broadway ,
inicll DlnlTj ,
i'.lJelllnRer , M.D ,
rgeon
ind Physician
Broadway , Dp-aUln
dine etT.Ctb Aieatu
Oor. 1O > St.
W. P. AYLSWORTH
AND RAISER.
Bilck buildlDKB of any kind ruined or moved and witlBfoetion guarantoaa. Frame hon *
i\id on Little Giant trucks , the bwt la tbe world.
W. P.AYLBWOHTn.
1010 Ninth Street , Council
AND "THE "
ENGLISH" KITCHEN ,
Itegulixr Dlntitr 11 : 0 to 1UO : , 2S cents.
605 Broad-way , Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. erythirpr rved in firat elm etylo ftnd on ihof
notice , Hot tnd cold lunchoi alwayi ready ,