THIS im/VIIADAILY HE IS , Tl'MSDAY , DEOEAIJJJfill 1. J&Su.
THK
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
' 1UKSDAY MOUSING , 1)KC. I.
orriCE : Ko.iarefttl Street.
rfllvMHI'yrnrrliT In nny j > nt tot tlio ell jnt
1 uilj rcnti'crn | < 'iU.
11. W. Tmo.v , - - - Manager.
> IINlt .MKXTIO.V.
T Heitrr , tlic tailor , for wint'-r oed .
A meeting of the city council is ex-
] icetcd to-ni lit.
1'earltreet has been left in a horrible
condition for the winter.
The Imperial club jrives ils oieniiitf )
jmrly to morrow evening in the Msi'-onie '
nail.
nail.Tho
The Kniuhts and Ladies of Honor tire
In KIVI- ihinre in Hoyal Areanutn hall
to morrow evening.
Thoalarinof lire yestenlay afternoon
was caused by the attempt to patch up
Hid old lint alarm system.
The county board is ( ' \peclod lo meet
for a conference to-dny , but not for the
transaction o. ' regular bulnp- .
JiiilgoAylcswortli is expected to return
to-day from New York , whom he was
called by the death of his sKtcr.
The Kansas City train has changed its
time 50 thai it arrives here How an hour
earlier in the evening than before.
K. Talmud has remou'd from Omaha
to tills oily and opened a clothing and
notion More at No. - ' - . ' . " > Main street.
John lVler. on and FredSeheiMiw wore
arrcxttid Sunday night for stealing coal
from tlio Northwestern yards. The
former was lined and the latter had his
ease colitinned.
Kdward Chamberlain , who was report
ed in a llii : : special ye.-ienlay morning
as having been killed at Meregor ( ! , Iowa ,
formerly Jhcd here , and was employed
| as u butcher. He has no relatives here
so far as ran be li-arneil.
William A null , ho hnerved MI well
ns ilcpnt. ) eounly auditor , N to be retain
ed in that position by the newly elect ,
Mr. Clausen. This Mill " iti'-fy tin1 pub-
lie , and will insure for tin- new auditor a
careful handling of the business of the
ollice.
lid. Alberson , who lived here -.01110
3cars ago , but ivhoso homo is in the east
ern part of the state , is paying his old
fricnd.s here a brief visit , being on his re
turn here from Nebraska , \vhorn he has
been .superintending the putting in of
gas works in tome oily.
I'rof. Ilarlliolomcw'H trained horses
occupy the opera Iwuso thi.s week. They
drew largo houses in Omaha and their
opening entertainment last evening was
in. keeping with the reputation earned
I elsewhere. There will be a matinee
Wednesday , Friday and Saturday. At
the. Wednesday malineo every lady will
bo given a handsome palette.
Mrs. Abe Trot I , of Creston , wife of the
brakesman who \vas killed in an accident
near Hed Oak last .spring , has become
insane , and has been taken lo the asy
lum at Mount I'leasant. The sudden
borrow and the struggle to provide
means for herself and four little chil
dren , proved too much for her mind lo
btand up under. The case is a very sad
one.
one.The
The arrangements made for tlic fnhMo
bo given by the Congregational ladies
are Mich a's to insure a great , success.
Tlie fair opens Thursday evening witii u
' repetition of the Milkmaid's entertain-
nienl. The novelty and excellence of
thu programme should cause Masonic
hall to be crowded , Friday noon there
will ho si dinner and Friday evening
another entertainment , with si pro
gramme full of new and interesting
featured.
Mi.-s 1'nllor , of Mt. Pleasant , and who
Is now one of the leading sopranos in
Philadelphia , is visiting tricnds here
Her presence in the city has induced
some of thu music lover * to make a move
tor having her appear in a concert here ,
it is probable thai micli an opportunity
to hear her will be pre.-ented lo tlie pub-
lie at an early date , ami dial tlie Mi.saos
Merkol will join with her in presenting a
programme of merit. Such an entertain
ment would snroly merit u crowded
house.
There is n howl about the way this city
wiifi nFi'd by the company whieh pre
sented "hi the Hanks" here .Saturday
evening. Jt seems that they shipped all
their ( special scenery to Dos Moines and
put it on exhibition tin-re , and served up
the show hero on the half shell. If served
on full shell il would lie none lee good ,
fudging from the presentation hero. The
oeal management , as well as the
citi/.ons , will bear the company in mind ,
nnd it will bo tt chilly greeting for thorn
to reeeivo if they come" this way again.
Mrs. M. 11. O'Neill lias been presented
with an elegant easy chair as a recog
nition of her tiervicos in connection witn
thu Catholic fair. Shu lias labored en-
tliUBiastieiilly nnd lias done much lo
innkn it a Miecns.s. Hov. Fatlier honahan ,
of Sioux City , in behalf of Mr.s. O'Neill ,
inivo expression to her thanks in a neat
Jlltlu address , lie was an old playmate
of Mrs. O'XelU'H , and having been ac
quainted with her for year.i it was very
appropriate for him to thus speak for
her.
her.The
The young man , David Cnhn. who was
Killed .Saturday evening at the transfer ,
while switching , was engaged to Miss
Darling , of thib cily , and they expected
to bo mariii-d next Sunday. The bright
outlook wlileli tile future contained
makes the event seem the more gloomy.
Thu young man had relatives living in
I'cniin lvania , but thu exact luhfress
could not be h-n.im-d , and ollbrls to get
communication with them have not prov
ed btieoe-isfnl. The young lady mm her
family desired that thu remains should
bo buried here , unless somu word was re
ceived from his relatives expressing n
ditlerent desire on their part. As no
such word hail been received up to last
night , the funeral will probably hold
'hero. _
Ladies and gents get n ticket to the
grand drawing on January J , witli every
i0 ! cents worth of goods purchased of
Arthur LcfkoviU. foil Hroadway , The
choicest cundie.s , California fruits , nuts ,
cigars , cto. , always on band ,
For hardware anil house tnriiislnngs
cot prices of Cooper & MeUee , No-11
Alain street ,
At Hciio's Ladles' jowolry.
Try John Templeton's "Koso" tiigar ,
Fineht display ot meersluuun and
mokern' goods for holiday gifts. T. D.
King & Co. , Cigars and''J obaecos , W3
liroadwiiy.
Kvcry qno buying Sfl cents worth of T
D. King & Co. , lias u chance , free , in thu
great drawing , December i ! ! .
The very llnest fringes , fine silk
, line upholstering of every do-
in , foot rests , ottomans , cornice
, window shades nnd all kinds of
ulterior draping * tint very cheapest west
of Chicago , t'nlI on I' , Stoeken & Co. .
No. 801) ) Jirotuhvay , Conncil JlluiVs.
Substantial abstracts of tltlo and real
( istadi loans. J. W , , & K. L. .Squire , 101
Pearl street.
Cottajjo ranges , ( iarlaml ktovcs , lla-
dlunt iloinc.s and Huh huatora of thu very
latest | iiticnib ; at lied rouk jirii.'OH , at
( * oo ] > cr fc Mctieo's , Ni11 .Main street.
cheti | ) ut Homer's , L 3 .Main St
AWAY WITH DAIRIES
A Ghat With n Oouucil Blufls tcaler )
- j . . ' . About Bntt r.
COMING TERM OF COURT.
The C'onl'ci ciico ol' ( 'In i t hiuVoikui's
Tin ; Cost of I IK : Avoca Court
Clly IliTvltli-H mill Pel1-
notial
Mutter ami Ituicrlii ( < > .
"How is the butler business now ? "
ki'd I In ; rejiovter.
"W ll , to say tliu tnitli , " reluniiHl Mr.
, "il is very tltill .just at proM-nt.
1'lils is our dull M'n-ou. Not nnicli
"What season of the year do ion con-
. idiT your In1)V" ) '
"U'hy , during the mouths of June and
July wo soil about as much butter anil do
about as bi ti bUMiiev * as wo do during
all the rest of the yra.r put together.
Those two months ishat wo term our
bti y .season in this line. "
"In what manner do you conduct this
bu in.ss ( ! ? "
"Wo buy all Ilio butter we eau ' ' at
our prices from the frrooory stores hero
and in country town. " , and wherever wo
enn K't ( it , taking it nllOROtliur iii"t as it
Iinpii'ii8 | to be , "rood , bad , or imliuVrrnt ,
put it all together , put it .through : i pro-
co'1 ? of oloimhifj , wi/rkins over and
eolorinf ? , pack it. and hhip to New York
and HoMon and elsewhere , labelling it
aeeordiiif ; to the m'ado. "
"You } ; rade it tliunv"
"Oh , yos. It must bo rndud. NVo
can't buy tainted butler and put it
through anykind of a process that will
take the tainted and Mronir ta te out of
it. I''olks ' bccni to lime an idea that , wo
cin ; take IKII ! Miicjlin butter niul make
ooil butler out of il , but the idea is u
inhtalccn one. JSuelt a lliinp ; csinnot 'bo
done. Of eoiirso we esin color it niooly
and sweeten it up a little , but wo cannot
inako oiid butler out , of it. There is no
jtrocos yet learned throti < ; li whieh it can
lie jmt to make it wood. Wo have to
ornlo anilell it for what it is , and buy It
for what it is. Hut the prolils of this
butter hiisini'-s are fjnidttally deoreasiiiK
on account ot the manufacture of but-
teriue. "
"How is butterino maniifnctnred' "
"II is made from lard and butler. The
compoiitiou is three-fourths lard and one-
butler , medium jirado , but of coui > c
lh y vary according to } ; radc , the
better and higher jiriced grades
having more butler in them than
the poorer and lower priced. They
claim that a certain Chicago entablisli-
ment is making one grade that contains
no butler whatever Don't put a parti
cle of butter in it at all. Jt is sold for a
cheap grade of butter , but is compo-od
more largely of lard than any oilier in
gredient , perhaps sweetened and given a
butlery taste with : i little sweet milk or
something of that kind , and colored to
resemble butter. Hut the medium grade
of butteriuo i.s very nice , for both lard
and butler are of the very bust grades
that can besoloetod.Thelardisdeouoii/.ed
after whieh wo call it neutral. The lard
they use is leaf lard , and the very finest
grades of butter i.s mived with it. Jt ro-
ijuires a large capital to run a butlnr
lactory in the right manner. A Chicago
lirm that makes -10,000 Ibs per day re
quires a capital of from twenty to twen
ty-live tliouMiml dollars to run the busi
ness. There is probably ns much butter-
iuo sold in Council lilull's as there is
country butter , lu Omaha the same way.
It takes the preference because the mer
chants make a nice prolil.ou it. Now , for
instance , 1 bought a lot of butter from
u man this morning , which was
so poor that 1 could only allow
him three cents a pound for it , and ho
had probably paid a largo price for it ,
whereas if it , had been btilterino that had
spoiled on his bauds his loss would have
been considerably less , as it would cost
him so much less in the first place. His
lo s on this lot that L bought , would prob
ably bo enough to cover the profit on lifty
pounds of good , lirst-olass butter nt a fair
price. So you see that the butterino
trade is spoiling our business inasmuch
that wo cannot tell any of our grades
exceiit the very best , and our poorer
grades are driven out of the market be
cause wo cannot allbrd to sell it as low
as they can the butlerine and derive any
prolit from it. "
"Whnl will you do with the butter you
bought this morning ? "
' 'Subject it to the Mime process as all
the other that wc _ buy. We put it all into
a largo box that is capable of holding an
immense , quantity , and when we get a
millicicnt amount in there to go to work
on , wo heat the room to mnlt the bnlter
until it becomes soft and easily worked.
Then we woik it all up together and miv
it up thoroughly , when wo transfer it to
another machine , over which n brine
keg i.s biBpiuidcd in such a , manner that
the brine drins upon the butter all the
time the work is in progress. A roller
passes backward and forward over it ,
cleaning out all the old buttermilk , dirt ,
gait , etc. , in the tame man nor somewhat
as the work is performed on : i small
quantity with a ladle. Of eoutvo as that
is working out the salt the brine drip is
constantly adding more to it , and in this
same machine , the coloring is mixed in. "
"You go on the principle that a great
deal of salt is required > "
"Well , that part of it depends upon
where the butter is going. Wo know
where we are going to ship it and salt it
accordingly if it is going to St. Louis it
requires but little halt. Not nearly so
much as if it were going to Now York ,
while in Boston they want , it still more
salty than in New York. A Gorman pop-
lalion don't want their butter very salty.
A Yankee population want all the salt
they can get. Taste in that dirccton al
so varies in dlll'ornnt localities. Our
poorest grades of butter go to Nova Sco
tia and the fisheries in that vicinity , and
the hshpnncn take it out with tlTein to
cat during their fishing excursions. "
"Wluit is the diHerenco bUwueu oleo
margarine and buttorino ? "
/'Oloomirgarinn is made from beef fats
mixed with a little butler , while the
other is mudofrom pure lard mixed with
good butter. The latter is preferable ,
and far ICKS objectionable , as they are
less particular about what goui : into the
coinnosltion of oleomargarine. "
"Won't this immense manufacture of
these articles hurt the butter trade with
farmers , creameries , do. ? "
"Certainly. There has got to be .some
thing done or farmers will have to btop
making butter for the Jnidu. From the
lirst of October last year to that
date this year , wo packed nearly
1100.000 pounds of butter In this town ,
and what came in from the small towns
around here. Creameries will have to
make better butter , because packers
have been losing for the past two or
three years on account of the manufac
ture 01 butterino. There is a law against
dealing in this article , having been made
to protect the interests of the farmer ,
but it is not enforced , It is now pro
posed to establish a license upon thcisule
of Imttcrino and oleomargarine , and putting - .
ting it under the United States internal
revenue laws , which 1 think will be the
beM mamur ; of adjusting all'air.s. "
Tlio COIIIIIIK Court.
The. bar docket of the district court in
now out. The December term is to open
hero next Monday. There are on the
docket MM civil cases , and ii'J criminal
ones. Another interesting feature of tlio
docket is that Uconttilll * ° 3 ! i'rV ? 5' - <
lind 10 ca os ngflliiM tlm city.
The following are thu jurfe * a < oraw n :
( Jr.ind Jury howls Smith , CJarner ; ( J.
C. Weaver , Wright ; J. uSley Hough ,
Ha/.cl Dell ; Joseph Hoiler , l/ivtoii ! John
Inman , Kane ; Joseph Dillis Mimlen ; 11.
1) ) . I'eddicord , Pleasant ; A. Wheeler ,
Kane ; William Orrie , Crescent ; 11. ( Jit-
tins , . r. , Hoomer ; Thomas Kearney , lel- !
knap : K. Ho encrans ; Kann.
Petit Jury James Million , Kane ;
Chark" Ca on , Silver Creek ; C5. S. lve ,
Cai-Min ; John Warner , Valley ; J. W.
Hamilton , Macedonia ; W. 11. Brown ,
Kane ; 1 ! . V. Phillips , Kane ; 1. A. Borcn ,
CrcM'eut ; Mark Leonard , Xeola ; Joseph
Beck , Kane ; K. Cantor. Hockfurd ; K.
Mottux , Kane ; H. 11. Wells , Lewis ; John
Booth , sr. , Kane ; C. 11. Norton , Knov ; L.
Joii'-on , Hoomer ; J. Herwein , Katie-
Joseph McCinnK Wright ; J. W. Kilgore ,
Kane ; Henry Brandos , James ; John
Parker , Pleasant ; L. Kosi , Kanoj Dolor-
nm Parish , Ha/.el Dell ; J. K. Wclmotl ,
Neola.
For everything in the grocery line give
'
the new 'linn of HintKleeb , NiJ
Broadway , a trial. Everything new and
fresh. Fancy groceries a specialty.
For the best and cheapest oyslow call
at Chicago Lunch Counter , 101 Broad
way. Ojstcr soup all day , only 10 cents.
Cb r IN ! Ian Con Terence.
The Christian conference opened last
evening in the Baptist church , in accord
ance with the announcements already
inado. The meetings promi-o to bo of
"special interest and importance to all
church workers , and the invitation to at
tend i.s broad aim cordial. The following
is tlie programme for to-day :
TucMlay Moruinir Con-eeration meet
ing , led by Jlrtv , MarM-na Stone , J ) . 1) . , of
Omaha , Neb.
Afternoon Mooting" led byl'ev. F. W.
Parsons , of ( Slcmvooir Iowa , Sermon by
Hov < ) . A. Holmes , of Blair , Nob. Sub
ject , "The Knducrment of Power. "
Kvening- Meeting led by Hov. J. W.
Harris , ot Omaha. Sermon by 1'ev. J.
M. Whilehead , of Nebraska City. Sub
ject , ' 'The Importance of Importunate
Pniyer. "
( icnts1 booN and shoes at leno' ! .
Correct Al ) > lraes ( ol'Title and Heal Ks-
tale Loanat McMahon it CoV , No.1
1'earl street. _
Thu Avoon Court.
There have been grave doubts ex-
pre'-sod about thu court at Avoea being a
paying change. The Avoea papers have
Iieen very wroth al any such intimations
that it was too much of a luxury , but
now the Delta , witli u .spirit of frankness ,
' ' ( July one case was tried lo a. jury at
tlie late term of Avoea court. As rtio
jury received about $ ' . ' 1)0 ) , and the ease
tried only involved ? bOi ) , it looks liUc
paying considerable for thu whistle. "
The electric belt of Judd & Smith , SO
Fourth street , Council BlnH's , positively
cures rheumatism , neuralgia , dyspepsia ,
piles , paralysis , indigestion , fits , cold
feet , nervousness , headache , kidney and
liver complaints , loss of vitality , lead
poisoning , lack of uervo force and vigor ,
wasting weakness of those diseases of a
personal nature in male and female.
Picol Kibb ns in the latest color a
Mrs. Hogers. _
Great CIos in < > Out Halo
Of the largo retail dry goods and carpet.
store of E. Dowling. Having determined
to retire from the dry goods bu. inos.c , wo
will oiler our immepho slock of eariioli ,
comprising the choicest coloring and the
newest makes of W. J. Sloane and E. S.
Iliggins , and other Icadingmanufactures.
Wo will oiler our immense .slock of silks ,
including a full line of fJirnmand Bros , ,
in all colors and black , for which we
have been the exclusive agents for Coun
cil I ! hi IV ami Omaha for the pa t tiftoen
years. Wo will oiler our immense stock
ot velvets , plushes , brocades , dress good * ,
llannels , linens , towels , napkins , hosiery ,
notions , broehc and imitation Indian
shawls , cloaks and all manner of outside
wrapsatpriccsthatwillclo.se them out
in the quickest possible tim . Kemem-
Ihese goods are not bought as the major
ity of merchants buy goods , but were
Louglit for cash from the leading manu
facturers and importers , and only goods
suited for the Jincst city retail t ra'dc.
Sec Bono's now woolen goods.
Short Hand work and Typo Writing ,
Eil Wright , with Van Brunt , Thompson
& Co.
Drs. Judd & Smith's Electro-Magnetic
nsoles. Only fifty cents. No. ; ! 0 1-ourth
St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Agents
wanted i
What * s the use of dying with diphtheria ,
when $ 'i worth of Dr. Thomas Solleris'
nrcrcntativo and euro will protect a
family from its ravages. Ten yearn trial
has proven it to bo infallible in all eases
of pore throat. Keep it on hand. For
sale only at Dr. Jell'eris' ollico , No. 23
South Kiglith street , Council Hlnll's , or
pent by express on receipt of price.
Haying put in 11 complete now stock of
clothing , lurnisliiiig uood.s , hats , caps ,
oto. , Fov it Hughes , No. Hlfi Main street ,
invite tlio public to give them a trial.
Their expunges are small , and they can
allbrd to soil cheap.
( Jent.s1 line Marts , / nliVlijrJvoar"lioVicVy' ' , '
gloves , etc. , at John Beno it Co.'s.
Bo sum and ask your groom- for the
bread made at Smith iS ; Loerko's bakery ,
No , 62 ! ) Main street. Jt is the very bo. t
niiulo. Try it and be convinced.
WEHMAN & "MEYER'S '
Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue ,
COUNCIL IIUUFKN.
Illnk for rout for Ilicntrlutil perloriiuinecB
bulls , paitlcH , etc ,
, M1 kinds of icfrcsliinvntj aiul u rui.r. I.UIINO
every iiioriilnf.
The very latest New York styles re
ccivod weoly at .Mrs , O. A. Ko gers.
I'oworfurnished from hjrilint protsmofor
ill'IVInir nil Kinds nl I It ; lit iiiaclniiri-y. hpeciul
iKientloii plwn to flnireli orjjwi Ijliiuliiir , Wu
nmiirinlliiL' ( iiu eeuieiit elioppoiit , luo eiouu
lix'e/iiix , | ' < > ) l-liliif : ) lullics , M-wliiK1 iiniclnnf' , ctn.
Tim I'C-t i'ii'ii ! | > i/M inolur iiiuile 8i'inl tor eli--
ctil.ii'Klvliiif lull | iiiilli > ului > . A low u osof ilils
muKiclii Coiiuo'l lilullti : Ileeujoli ullleii pilnl-
intr ' iMro V S'hniMt , inncliliio
prt'3iMro ; iiiu nicd ;
Clileao ; Mi ill Murl.et , Miutnuu iiiiiclilne ; i < i l-
zvmloilir'H .ML-II : Mai I.el , MitiMivn niiicioiie :
Siullli > V Meyoi''kMil < > oii , iiiiliiinv ram ; Council
lllnirNTeleiiiiio | | < 'o. , iiuuiliiv uri unitor ; Kmiz
> V hleeb. ytwer * , liinnlmr I'litlen | ! ilnii'i' | ; IUIK |
MullU.iiiniiliiK ( will in u'liiuliT : H L Wlll-
lunij , iiiiinliiK SC-UJM - n : i 'liiue.
II. I , . W1I.IIA ) | ! ,
u .AyoM , Ccutii'll lllutif , Iowa.
A. W. PATTERSON * CO
*
i
Nos , 1 and 2 , . 'Masonic ' Temple ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Wo wish to call Iho attention of tbo
public to our line , line of Gents' Fur-
dishing Goods , and would most respect
fully solicit a share of their patronage.
Below wo enumerate a partial of
our goods and feel confident tlman
inspection will provo profitable ;
JIa ts and dtps ,
While Dress & \nicy
Shirts ,
Uulaudrictl Shiris ,
Neckwear.
Gloves and Mits ,
Hosiery ,
Collars and ( Jtiffs ,
Jla ndUcrch lefts ,
Mufflers ,
JS.ir Mufflers ,
Chest Protectors ,
Wristlets.
Sleeve tt tivarf I folders
Jtitbber Coats , ,
Kuhber flat Covers ,
( Jtnbrelhts.
Etc. . Etc. . Etc.
CALL AND SEE US.
A. W. Patterson & Co.
Nos. 1 and 2 , Masonic TempFe , '
Council luffs.
RUSSELL&Co
Mumi Tiii-lii mi 8 ol * nil fcl/csof
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Especially
MILLS , CHAIN KLKVATOHS ,
AND JJLKCTHIC LIGHTS ,
Tubular mid Locomotive Jjoilcrs.
No\v Mu'-Hillou Thrcsihorri.
Ciiivy and Wooilbmy Jfor.- Powers.
STATIONARY , SKID ,
Portable and Traction "KMgmcp ,
SAW MILLS , KTC.
Factory Massillon , 0. IJrnncli llou.se
olb Pearl Sh. Council Bluffs.
SEND FOB 1886 ANNUAL.
CARPETS.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co.
Onrftooli Is now coinplutu In nxeiy ilepnrt
mt'iit unU enntalrid nil IliuliitebUti levnndt-ireuts -
ii
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
SHADES
UPHOLSTERY GOODS ,
UTC. , EJ'O.
Largest Stock
-AND. '
Lowesli prices.
J1IE ONl.V liXCI-USIVK AJll'MT IIOU8K IN
WKSTEWN IOWA.
BAMl'I.KS fiirnisboil upon uppllct\tlon to o
of town parties ,
FINE UPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORO
Council Bluffs Carpet Company
05 Broadway.
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Ollico Over American C
Cumpuny.
NOTIOE&
- - - - v * . > . * - - | > l'lll ! ntiVP * * v , 41.4JlS1IC1I iH
f.o < l , round , To Ixi.in , Tor Snip , To Itcnt , Wmit
llonrdlne , etc. , will lie Inserted In thl coin innit
Ilio loir mto of TttN CUNTS I'KH MNKfortho
Hrst ttueitlonnii'l I'lVK CUNTS I'llll l.INU for
cseh * nb < cqucnt in crllon. I.envo ndvcrll o-
mpiitsnt our oOlcco. . 13 Pearl street , near
MA NTS.
-To Imy nil tin , flrot-clnsisseemnl
Imnd linnsi-hold peed * Hint nro ofli-inl fnr
-li n < ( furniture , enrpt , Mo\i > 4 , etc
dot linvliiK STiitiTi.v iirsMiLun woodi
lll ntlmnl ) > ) not applj Inr. All otlicis ull
; < - < < -lvoptom ] < l sittcntlon iintl will lie paid tlio
- iiuitXft pi Ices Ity A. .1. Mniulcl , ill"
y , -liMlrr - In new niul strictly tlr
nl tiirtiltuic. Mo. , ce.
] ? OH 8Al.U--HMnf ( ( ileflroiH of inottnr t <
Oiiiiliiion ! iHTouut of my tiij.iies ) | 1 iitTtr
for nlimy i evidence , corner nnt.-tli nvrnno
niul Ninth street. Inquire on luvinUos. A. V
llnilnniil.
llnilH ICKS foil II HXT-At McMalionts757
N'o. 4 1'cnil flroi-t.
iron SAI.K , Fou IMNT : on"
NO. M I'or fnlo or rent , 1111 vry llliernl term
'llio Council muff * I'npor. Mill , roiniilclc.ultl
tlioliirRo iKtunlliiff house nnil three ucies of
.
No. ' 'rt A liiHnccg propei ly In Cherokee
riipioVicounty. . Io n. will trmlo for wcMcm
lundH. Vnluc , ntiout $ ( .000.
No. : A ticnutlful liotnc In Ilio town nr llnst-
limr , Jlllls count > , IOMO , for Nobinsk.it Iniul.
Vnliir , f-VA ) .
No. 41 A Rimil lm liif".s property nmt nl o n
peed icsldcnco propi-ity In I ho town of OH-IIVO
Mi'U-nn county , III. , low down for wish or will
I'Achiumo for Mi-strrn InmK
No. 1U A Milrndld fnrin , well Improved , ntn
acroM in IMekliiMiii eounly , lown , Joining Ilio
Imuiof Spirit J.iiko. Price , for u short time ,
.
No. isi to 1ST Am four Inprovcd furiiK In
I'lillliprteount.v. Kiin-ns , cuch ivltti n emnll In.
ciniilirnnce. The i-qnllii * will ho em-hitiiKi.'d for
niiliieuintiered wild la ml In Nolirn kn.
No. 1KI IN ) HI-UN In lloli county , Nel ) . ,
Improx-d , nt 11 WK Imijfiiln. Wntils to c.x
lor merchandise.
No. M A line t o Ftoiy lirlck ir lilrnce. "tic
of the lien loenlloni In Council HlulTs. ivill trade
for HDOII tinlticiiiihi'K-il Knn ns or Nulmmkn
Jund. . Viilue. HVO.
No. WiRiid 11 Aii'lHoother 1-omitlfnl honiei
In t.'ouncll Illutrs , which en h piyincms : will buy
nt H hniKiiln.
.No. Cifi .Ylirmitllul siiliinliaii location In Iowa
City , ] < mn , will exchiuijfo lor wuMern liinils.
Value , ? 'IWK ) .
The iihovu nro mil ) n few of our 'Jirclal bar-
KiilllH. ] t y < > ii'\Oot | ! nil ] Utllitf to tiudnor sell ,
or irant to soil iinj teal citato or n.e'xhnndNe ,
wiito us. Wo linxe M'veial ' irood KlocKi. of pee
to Undo lor lands. SWAN \ WAI.KKII ,
( ouiioll Illiitrs , lu\\ \ .
UNION TICKET OFFICE
J , L. De BEYOISE , Agent ,
No. 607 Ilrondwnr , Council lluTs. ! (
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL I
The Inllowlnir Is the thnii of nrrlvnl niul
dppartino of trains by centiiil Mandatd time , ut
tin ) local deiiof. TrainIcavo triin ler < lnpot Ion
tiilnnluscnillcr nmlnrrlvo ten minutes later :
DKI'AHT. AltlllVli
CIIIL'Min X MIIITIIWKliil.S. : .
ll : ' . ' . " , A. M . Mail mid Kxpicj-s . fl.Vli : > . M.
KHO i' , si . Accoiumoilal Ion . -M I p. M.
11:10 : IS M . I3.\iirsq | . UU5.u. : .
CIIICAC.O ft MOCK I1I.AMI.
nU.i : . M . .Mall and i\pic-s : . fi.Vp. : ) M.
7:15 : A. M . Accommodation . .lull1. M.
Cmi : r. M . i\pi : c * . ! lU.'i : A. M.
C1IICACO , MII.WAl'KKK H ST. 1'AUI , .
0'J ) A. M . Mall and llipruss . ilt.Mli' . M.
( i : III l1. M . i\pi : Oi-s . 9:0.1 : A. M.
CIIICACO. IIDItMNOntN i ( JUI.VCV.
H : < 0 A. M . Mall and l\iri4 ] | . 7:10 : r. M.
tll'ii ' .ji . i\picss : . : W.\.n.
WAiifJii. i-r. Loi'is & t'ACirn : .
2r"i' : . M.f.ocal St. l.oiili 13\iiu rt Local .
" M i1. M.Trnnsfer St. l.iiil ) > r.v. TrniiHlerJI : ' 0 r. M
KANSAS C1T1ST. . .Hh ) : \ fOfM' ! ! , lll.l'US
10:1(1 : ( A. M . Mull nnil I3\ire | > > . f.:40i' : . u.
:05l'.M : . l-\pie : > s . Br.A.M.
sioux irrv & . I'M inc.
7ir.A.M : . Sliiuv City Mall . fl : ! ) i'.M.
fc:0o : I'.M . .St. I'niil I3\nf | "i . 8i"A.i : | .
UNION I'A.'IIK ! .
30.W : A. > i . Thiouirh i\pi-i-fs : . fi:4.'ii : > . xr.
! ! : ! i' . M. . . Mncolu l'a . . ( iu. .V It. V..2iir : r. M.
Tf : > 0l > . M . Orel hind Kxtiross . 8:13A..v.
Dlt.MMV IIIAINS-ll ) OMM1A.
r.cavo Council -7-m-sij.-Uii-10TO- : : : : -
Jllil a. m. ; ! : ) SK : : ! l:50 : : 4 : : V ft : 5 6M : :
11:4.1 : i ) . in. Simdu\- 7.ui-lii'l : : ' ll.i ! ! } u. in ;
: ii--.i : : r > : : i"i- : : i-Hl.1 : n. in. l.eavo Omalui
: : -7i1 : : 8.TO-10tW-ll.0 : : n. in : liKjOil : -
il : ) 4:00 : OOJ : ( l : fi11:10 n. m. Sunday ( i-Xi
8:50llKn. : : ( ) . m. : ' : iiOt:00 : : . , :0ola : : 11:10 : p.m
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
No. 102 - Broadway.
Opposite Ogden House ,
Council Bluffs. - - la.
This hoiiM ! Iwine a new one , consc-
nnimtly uvLM-ytliiiiff in stock is uexv and
frcsli.
Prluos as riisoiiibl ! ! : ( ; ns any olhor ppo
eery in Ilio wost.
Ono trial is all we ask.
KINTZ & KLEEB
Grocers.
J. M. SMITH
LEADING
Tailor !
NO , 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
HAIR GOODS
-AT
Mrs. D. A. Benedict's ,
No. 337 Jlromlwiiy , Council DliiUs.
Hair Goods Hair G-oocls
Of nil kinds niudu to Of ovcry eljlo icady
order. , nnulo.
Hair Goods Hair Goods
STo ,
ONLY HOTEL
In found ) lllufft linvlnx
Fire ESsoa/pe
And nil niiwrrn Jiniirovtmoiit-j , call bulls , flr
liirin IH-IU , ultf. , In ( bo
CRKSTON UO USE !
. Noi. i'15 , in fliid 21U , .Mftln Sllft-t ,
MAX itOHN , 1'iojirIotTor
PAID UP CAPITAL , $20000. $ AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000 $ , ,
n
er iany l
SXJOCESSOK.S TO J.
408 MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUPPS , IA
1MPOUTKI5S OK AND DKALK1JS IN
Musical Instruments ,
Musical Merchandise of Every Description
Toys and Fancy G-oods.
We make Ilio eflcbrnted Huidiunn Vlaiios and the llnjal U'lillne.v oripin , a ? iK > eliilly
K\i'ry iiistimiientniianteil. . Send for catalogues
JirKM.Kl ! MflSf CO. , CoimelllJ.dlVrt
No TRAVELING AGENTS !
KMPLOVKl ) V Jt M Will LIPS , WHOLlAM : DliALHll IN
Boots , Shoes Rubber Goods
No. 413 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Our customers get the benefit of the o\ponso thus > aved. Send for price HSU.
W.P :
HOUSE MOVER. AND RAISER
nric-k tmllrtlivs of nnjr kind T.itp < 1 or inorr > a nnd satisfaction gunriinlco. ! . IVaino houses niovo
an l.ltllo Giant trucks tbo liost in tlio woi-M.
SOS lii''litli ] Avenue anil Ei-'bfh Street.
TEAM DYE
-AND-
No. 29 Main street , Council Bluffs.
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Kens Fall & Winter Wear
Mcns' nnd llojV Dusliipsa Bulls.
MeiiH' nnil BIOS' Droi 3 Sultw.
Children i\viy : liiv ) and m-oss
OvereoatH lor > len , Hoys nnd I'Ullilron.
jMi'ii'liiint 'I'MllorHiillH.
McjclinntTalliirnvuruottte.
MriclmiilTnllliorrowcpr * .
Kijinil In tlio oiJ'iu orilor ,
At liuirtlip pilco
Kut .Mene' Suits and Overoont' ,
l.onn .Mens' HultH and Ovci-cout-i.
Sonnil < 3 Shlits nnd Trowsori In Hrotch wools ,
Mcdlciilcd Hcui-lots. Uilru JJcaw llallirlsvani ,
iiiiiiy Coloiod Woold niul nuicil ijuuliuoj , lioiu
. 'Cc ciicti to J1.6J.
DUHUP AND STETSON K&TS
Tin : i\\i.i < OK I
G-loves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And Cuffs ,
Of flrctclnrs quiilltlti nnd rcntomiblu
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
riS > ni ] CU llloa-Jn-ur , Cuunvil Jlluirj ,
S-CLtter HCotel
MISSOURI VALLEY , IOWA.
VHpoclnlly lulntitoil lor Ilio Inwolliw piiUllo
HlKln In the huslnp-isL-iinlL-r. llatos tl rxJitilny
.suni > lu riMim.
( GEO. W , SCWNOCLE & CO. , ) '
No. 540 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
All v-orlRUitiiinlped - ] ! to Troy Mmidry
work. Work nulled for nnd ilellvoix-il VIIKK ,
All ( roods liy ' mil I or c.\ press luculvo prompt uO-
tout luii.
ln'cl.ililcH rifujillni'ss uii'.l jnoinjitnoiv. Tel
rjilioao No 1'il.
R. RICE , M. D. ,
or other tumor j icinoviil HuliouS
thu Knlfu oi' iliawlDtf nl' lilio.l.
CHRONIC DISEASES or M wi i .
O r ilility yi < .irs * iinictloul nap
. II l-eitil MI ' < ) ! , Uiiiucll Jllull3.
U.f k'llhK.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY. AT LAW
? In Mat mill KfalorM ( 'omls.
7 anil 8 , Biui 'iirt U.ouU DAIIO ,
llldP.OrUCKIt. W. H. JJ , r08K7.
flWYfVB \ . / 06 XT * 13TTCSTrV U OJu ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Northwestern Hotel.
Xuwly ITtUxl and furnlfthcd. Opp Jiroadw.iy
iMimiuy Ui-jtiit. Sl.M | x-r day ,
HAMUKh TATJ ; 1'roji.
i , . II. UKK-SHAW , Alnnagcr.
Dress Making Palors.
MRS. J. A. LASELLE ,
Of Now Vc.rk CHy.
: id7 JSrouihruy , ( > i > i > . rcoplo's fitoro
- ' ' ( | | iiiciic. ! Ci'itinv luiii llllliiH < Tny'
s-fli-iui. nli.iiv cult , $ . ' ; IM .ino | iin.l jiolotm fto
? l u ; < til ; nr uii i--inu.ln dica-ua , | d to } ll
S M. . 1J tftll.bUHHUlUld